davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13
Gicr i'm @intcr.

Sros aaer 5ortidritte, 0ie sic 81.
bereitung BON 9ouieruen alter
S~peiiearten in Den leeten Sa6ren qe.
ma6t bat, lift es nod uidt qellmaca.
gier bon Ser iebr ertraqsfGbiaen
Sommer5eit fir ben @inter OoQfort-
men friih 81 erbaIten. IS giebl
aaerlei NtetboOen unO 8eriube, -
5. .. Oas lleber5ie6en ser Gier nit
9eim ODER Del. Die ober iebr menig
belfeH. Mud ole ge6rduhlidite 4rt.
Oas @ltfbemabren in 9alfDaiier. lit
nidt INNER erfolgreid; 0enn mehG
Die gier bel oieiem Spitem aud ielte-
ner III 5duluib iibergeben. 10 perlie-
rem lie 0odl oaourb Oie Bartlett oeS
@ei6mades un0 oas feline @ro-
mo. Gabei lit ooS 81 i1iolge icineS
groBen @ebaltes an 98ahritoiien ems
Ger oor5iigIihiten golfsnabrumg
mittel. A~aer0ings limo bel ieiner
8ertDenOuHg in &olfe nod pieliah
Srrtbiimer an5utreffen. 10 3. ..
glaubt man einem &ranfen MIR ous
gigelb in ole Suppe einriibren 81
0iirien, elm 9rauh Der ND ~iibrigeus
aud acknowledgements in Die &eitali.
rants eingeihlihcu bat. Ger bobe
9GbrtDertb oes Giootters beitebt III
ieiuem groBen 6ettgebalt, oagegeu lit
6as BerbdltniB Ser @fUeiBitoffe i'm
3otter 81 oeH GipetBltoffen i'm I'll.
nelB %ungefdbr mie 3 -, 0as giiueiB
eutbaIt midlt nur sic in Ser @ijien-
idnft befanuten oiel e%r1uGbnten @i.
meiBudbritaffa. ionoern auh unge.
f66r 70 @ro3ent &oiier. Iaraus
geht berpor, ooB elm 81 cine 5iamlidi
betrdftlide Guantitat Der 6ei0ca
eouptiddlid1ten grnabrubngsmittel
ndmlih gimeiB mo Sett. entbait.
Ratiirlih muB es in smedmdB.ger
&seiie in oea aorper eingefiibrt rDcr.
Den; es earl nidt 81 bart getoft
iein. neil es Damn idaper per0auli9D
lit. ober aud oas Grinfen rober Gfer
lift entgegen ser alIgemeinen MI.
uabme nidr beionoers 5utrdgLih.
oenu in 0ieiem ,3uItano biloet oas
GimeiB I'M Yfagen feline aliimphen.
0ie BON Dem per0auen0en Waqeniaft
mr. an Der GberilGde angegrifen
meroeu. 10 oaB auf Oisie @eiie MIR
Ser eeringIte Sbeil ser in Inn le6en-
Den Ndbritoife Dem aorper suge.
fibrt perOen FINN. 9m bef0mmlid-
item lit Oas iogenannte p%iIoiunen.
meib gefodte 81. bel Dem Oas @ineiB
idon geronHen lit. mdhreHo lid oas
giaelb nod in etDus fliiiiigenl 3u.
itano b%efinoet. &m0ern giebt man
81 an beiten in elmer Supbe tiidtig
perauirIt. Bel allen getohteu gieru
miiB itets oarauf geadltet peroen, 0ie
feitgeDorOenen 9eitatotbeile 0es gies
gut 5u perfauen unO nit Spsi6el su
ourhieten. 8eobahtet man Oieis
@orihrift. Damn fam man gans ge,
troit ouh EN- bartgeiottenes Gt eIjen,
oenn Dies lit immer nod Ieidter iii
pero0uen. oIs Elm rob aetrunfenes.
Sic groBte 8oriiht muB man he.
tiirlid in Der falten Sobres5eit il6eu.
Inn niht onaefaults @ier 81 5efoul,
men. 0enn neben Sen ~geiunbeits.
itdOliten Solgeli fomut bierbei and
Ger materielle Shd0en. Sen sic
Sausirau ourh uHbraudbure @isr
erletoet, lit 9etroht. lie @riiilma
Ser gier erfolgt ON einfuhiten. in.
6em man oas 81 r~abmenartia bon
Der SauO umihlofiea ae1en Oireftes
SonHen. ooer 2ampenIiht hGIt. 5Sri.
ihe. nitt bebriit7te. un~oer0orbena
Gier eriheinen gleihnuiBig 0urar
ideineuo. rpdhren0 bebuitete. faule
6ier uuourtTheiHsn0. grauidwari
iin0. Gang ueroorbene fuule gier
| itnA ihIa1ri1- ale S6ala uteiit craii.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

- Outer @Riang. SHUTTER: vSogt
%hr ltou a3u su e~in0n0er2~
Sodter (@rbnl; o9o6 nidt; aber
er bat mid ihou peridlieoeue; fleine.
rem @~ldubigern uorgeitellt.
96atiirlid. 9roieIIor: Ia
bab' i'd mir mlr Sen @ebnrtstag mel.
Erau auigeArieben. aber 10 I'M.
NeutIid DAB th nidlt neiB beiBt Is.
oen %. o0ev 80. Anauit.
Gie er't2 9fIiht. 81; IA.
uobL mein Ser. meiue M|eimIng 1T.
Dab Die erite Eiliht 0eS @tannes
wenn er einen 6 fragroiden paroienf
III. 0oB er ietUae Srau elm biibihe8
aleiO id)enft. - o.; Sic iheinen
mir Elm &biloio9b 3n ieiu. ~ g.:
Stein, ih bin / tbnber zines aouief.
tions9edafts
- &iu0lid Der fleiue Sar5 (3u
ieiuem Gnfel ser in einem @lsblatt
lirN: ~&o5u lett 1it oem @it,
blatt3r, Gnfet meun Gu Ooh uidt5
Oauon oerltehit2 ~ Gntel OpermMf,
0c1): ~Aber l,unae. ME fommit
III 0enu oarolti l~ SdHs: p9fa.
&apa meiHt o5h imuIsr. IN Der
i,eait tcilRn SpoB-
&inoermH 5. N5ama un0 ibr
0|reiia1rigeS S5cterdlen Si,0eaarO
BADEN III eJncr s'aOeau1talt Elm S0N
aeuommcn. Yl iie iortaehen ~.
o5idie0tt iih Sic flcine0ilOeq1r0
0em 80'ienfrauleu nit Sem @orlen:
is mar l0uno5ridoni @eRH MIR
lpieoer i9umg.g itRo, tommeH mir
Ipieoerl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

SiIa mo airidroth, gl0H ifno
SdnrladJToth. SdpDar5 ullO &aB.
Die ia ~iiberbaiipt nidIt ben 9tomen
elmer Sarbe trngeH, fonHen Don isosr
Game getroacn roer0en. u. =.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13
lleber Den itnntIifen GinOcrldnb in
lIMgGrn,

Der nabe5u i0eaI geuannt merOen
Tam. ipruh mlanglt III Bonn sri.
Nolifu Sdnpimmer, Gurnah beitebt
Der itaotlihe aiu0erihue in llnQurn
icit 90 obreu. 9ue i|rilberen 9eitre-
bnnqeu ami oieiem @ebiete Ourh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nm. bdttcn
ijd troB ireigiebiler it0atlldler Inter.
ihlbllug ais ul5ureiden0 erlpieieu.
Seat ipur0t Der SaB sum @eieB. 0a6
icoee 2ino. oa9 nIht Qefii9eu0 Der.
icrat iei, Elm &edlt ami 0te 9iIfe Oes
StoatcS hdbe. Gieic @ilfe rpur0e
0urd ltoatlite Seine Oermittclt: OaS
9auO lit III is Ne}irfe einqethcilt IN
IL einem 3iu0erhelm mit Aeriten
ooer Aer5tiuuell. &eOeS sam 0eim
debrahte ata0 mllB obne @eiteres
ouiQeuommen mtroen; crit baum
luir0 ermittelt. Oh Die itoatlide 0tlfe
crforOerlit lit 9tur froafc ainoer
plctben i'm Seinl oie ~8eiun0eu tom.
uttu in SamilicnpfleQe Gin uuter.
ihieo 5utldlen Cbellheu uuo uuehe.
ld1en 8inoern miro uidt Qematt.
9ltiitter. sic itiacr founeu. lucrocn
perpilihtet. 0tes 3u ibun. @leiben
otc Sinner i'm Neiul. 10 haben audl
lire HGbrenOcn 9tiittcr BORT iu bIei-
ben uu0 Suur AMI Stlatsfoitcl lie
Wer0en in Der N~inOegpfltQe inter-
utcieu 8omnlt 0us Nju0 III Nugcp.
tfleae 70 gebt and Bic 9Rutter uit.
CW &lleaeeltern mitjien III itaailih
onertaluter Che IebelJ aud I5uuen
@ittuen @ileaemgtter lUeroeu.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

Nuts--Walnuts, No. l. soft shelL l7si
No. I hard shell. loo, Chils, lsc, aimoads
i7@lsc, flberts. Ice, Brssils. Ice; ps-
cans. lsa@lSc; hickory, 30; Virginia pea
nuts. O., Jumbo Wfainia peanuts, sci
Japanese peanuts. s., chssfnuts' Italian
i4c, cocoanuts, dozen sS@0ec l7
Coffee Mocha 24@2sc; java. fancy
es@s2c, Java. good. 2o@2Ae, Java. or
dinary, 1920; Costa Risa, fancy, is@
2Oc; Costa Rica. good. l2@lsc, Ar
buckles. leic psr ID; Lion. lao per lbl
Columbia coffee, l4sci Salvador, llBG
l6c.
Provisions Hams, to size, i4ac; hams
picnic l0ic, bacon, regular, 1885, bacon
fancy breakfast zoe: dry salt sides. llaci
backs dry salt II lao.
Galt--Bales Of 75.2a, bale, siIsoj balei
Of CO.'S. bale, sl,60, bales Of 4Os4R bale
sl.eo; bales Of lS-l0s, bale, el.sO; bags
500, Ana ton. ela.0o; bag. 50 lbs. gsau
inc Liverpool, ton. sls.oo, bags, 20 lbs
aground. l00A ton. $500; r. 8. V. p
20 5.lb cartons, S2.05; R. 8. V. p, "a s-n
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

tBeriin. Emperor William regards good
cooking az being necessary to the con-
lentment OF the people.l
Hascnpfeffer metzelsoup
Leberglaesa und vein,
Eauerbrattnn lngerbicr,
Ach my dct is fein!
Eingemachie herring FISH.
nlntEEtat uad paneakeg--
Himmel. bow all dtsc shweed dings
Hcoplea hahoy ma.2a'
ssnerkraut. lmbpurgerkasc,
IND pig hnl cklas, too
Knrloncl salad npfeimus,
Makes choettu'ress In you,
Gnnsehratten kalbheIsch, shpeck,
Fat sauaageJ. oh. yes
Desc dInga az make sad times skid
doc
Und pring ~ habbinesai
-T. p. PltEer In Ear Tnrk Press.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

Potatoes--sl.25 O iSo per cwt:
cabbago--Lb.. 2 l.: % &c: caulitiow'
a.ssbo @ s.7s psr crate; parsley 2Sc
per dozen. hot house lettuce, $3.50 per
box; head. ioc dox; spinach, 3 q &c H.:
artichokes 7bc q LES per dozen; peas,
i5c lb.; garlic, 2 q Sc lb,; rod peppers.
dry. 20 case ib.: celery. 65 % s5c per
dos.. egg plant $3.50 per crate; okra'
si75 box; sprouts, &c lb.; tomatoes.
Mex, 1915 q 4: Cal, 50; asparagus,
26c ib.
Onions Per sack. 81 % i.25; car
rots, 81 q 1876; beets, $1.25 @ l,bo:
horseradish Z q Sc ID.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

PORTLAND, ore. March 2O.-poul-
try Ia barely teady. the prices ruling
not being very attractive to the big re-
taiiers, who tur nto frozen stock when
live birda become too high.
Good shipments OF oranges ARE on
the way and will be In some time dur
Ing the week. Stock sarc only moder-
ate.
Apples are being sorted over, and
tho fruit In inferior condition there Is
only limited demand. Choice apples
continue to go we'll and large stocks
are stil In evidence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

Fresh meats-veal. medium. 70 to
100 lbs, 8 Ia @ &C: 100 to iSo lbs. T.
Ia @ So: iso to 200 lbs, 9 O 9 i-2c;
200 lbs ana over. s Ia q &c; pork. g.
i-2 @ 90; heavies, I q 8 G: beef. bulls
Q Ia q Sc; cows. 4 @ l-2c: steers
s Ia @ Q lac: mutton. medium Size
8 q sl-2 c; large, . @ 7c.
Clams--H -Hardshelis, per box, ss.7b;
razor clans. s2.25 per box.
Fisa--Haiibut 90; black cod. 10;
black bass, per pound. 1sc: striped
bass, lsc; herring. &c; founders &c;
catfish, loc; shrimp. Zoe; perch. &c;
sturgeon. lie; sea trout isc; silver
sides. (frosen.) 8 l-2c; steelheads, loc;
tom Gods. 7c; smelts &c;
Oysters --shoaiwater Bay. per gal
lon, s2.25: per sack, $3.50; Toke Point
si.so per 100; oiympias, (iso lbs.) %;
olympias. per gallon. sa.aS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

wheat--walla waila ssQs7c: valley
ssQs7c. biue-stem. es@esc: red. $40
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21
,srtons, sl1S, Liverpool lump. tom.
OIL. Lead. nsA

M r.sa ~.
ro., III D., "a ..,~., ~ .s...
,oa - ..,,o., go mo. n ,,or
- w I. r. ~. ..oos ha,,.,. ,a,o. .oesrs
~ ..... o,,a, s,.,ns o,l c,... o7,c,
80. a..a. ,o,a. b..a,,ah. o,l
an.a. or. i,on 81, rails In1e
u.,.,,,. Nv. !. ,h,n. aa,r... a.s.
d. ~, ,..i. ,s,a
w r...aa..,.. T. go. a.. {. wood
.,f aaa /. 49, $500. 7oa. a. n.
WI. W. 49,. a..
III I,nss.s "a p.w .ro,,,,. 47o, |.
D. ,, ~ .o. - ~. n.si.a 4
49,, a, ~. ~. "a ho., ,'h.~,., lo,. Eoo. |,
:. ..s sno
n, p,...sx nood elsah ana nure. yIm
. -. i.
rl.1,.... e.... .o,,n. .o ,aao.
,.oa har,.,. ,oo. az dscres. os.olins
~. a., ,,or h.,,s,. y, d,uu. a7c,
70 A.,roos os..s oasc, iran b.rrels. 20c.
a,..u.,a ,.on h..,. a.
-. ,vr.n. roe,. %, Ioo It. sa0a4
po,s .p.,s Manila 14se, standard
,a,o. s,.., ia, r.,. hr.ud Dial iOc
M...,r rho,.a oaman.
w,,. n,,,..-,rs.snt has. =. saeo
or.v :, m,y.a es0oaoc. duck. white, ls
m,n,. 49, ,,,xsd ,o6e,ke
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21
LISTEN

and remember the next ume you suf-
fer from pain--caused by damp wea-
ther--when your head nearly bursts
from neuralgia--try Billiards. Snow
Liniment. II will cure you. A prom
inent business man Of Hampstead,
Texas, writes: Il nave used your lin
iment. Previous to using 1t ! was Q
great sufferer from rheumatism and
neuralgia. I am pleased to say that
now I am free from these complaints
am sure owe this to your liniment"
For sale nj Harts drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

Butter--country creamery, 81 l-zc;
e,tv creamery, $50; store, 10 o isc;
butter fat 80 1-sc.
Poultry--old roosters, . @ 100; hens
and springs, IS IL @ 14c; dressed II
a 15c; ducks, 15 @ 100; turkeys, 10 @
,7c. dressed. 10 10 zoe; fancy. 81 q %
,-sc; geese, live, . q 1Oc; dressed. II
n ,ao; pigeons, per doc. 81 o si.as
SQUADS. $17S @ ..
4 Egss-oregon ranch. l7c per dosen.
cheese-Young America, 10 @ isi-2
:. oregon full cream. fats. Is o IL la
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21
Fruits.

Tropical fruits--Bananas. &c per H.
pineappies. s4.so @ $50 per dozen;
Lemons. $500 O 500 box; oranges. !s2.-
rs q 800. grapefruit, $3.50 crate;
lines. T5c and si.25 per 100; Manga
grapes, sT.75 @ $50 Dbl; Tangerines.
,ls5 o boz.
Domestic fruits--Apples. common,
sSc % 81; fancy. ti.50 % $50 box; La
iy apples. si.25 % LIS box: pears, 81
q i.7b box: eranberries. $40 q II bbl:
persimmons. si50 box.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21
Not Enthusiastic,

"Eome day we shall be conversing
with the inhabitants OF Mars"
II hope not" answered the weary
business man. THE telephone tolls
for conversation within the narrow
limits OF this earth are big enough to
make one shudder at the thought
Washington Star
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

whenever you have q cough or cold,
Just remember that Foley's Honey and
Tar will cure II. Do not risk your
health by taking any but the genuine
II is In q yellow package. 7. +. Lau-
rim, Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

wheat--walla waila ssQs7c; valley
ssQs7c. biue-stcm. esQssc. red. $40
$50.
Oats White. $3.50 q 2s; gray. s2a-
o2s.
Barley--Brewing, ,2a@s2SO; feed,
s2iQ2i.So: rolled. s2a02a..
\ Rye--sl.4O per cwt.
y Hay--vailey. timothy. tls9it; east
ern oregon. siS0is; clover. s707so;
cheat, s70f.so; alfalfa, sii.So; grain
hay, s7@s: vetch, s7.5o@S
Buckwheat---yas per ton.
MiIlstuffs.-Middiings ta6.eo; chop.
SIS; bran. $1,000; shorts. $500.
corn--whole, t2s027; cracked. s27
0sS per ton.
Fiour--Hard wheat patent, $3.50;
straight, 1886: graham. ss.so: rye. 81;
whole wheat -four, ss.7S; Valley -four
sslo@sass: Dakota, ss.so0S.so; East-
srn rye. ss.4o; Piilsbury. ss.ao; Cor
wallis, SS7o.
Cereal Foods-Rolled Oats. cream
se-rb sacks. $500; lower grade. ss.so0-
sso: cot meal. steel cut. 4s-io sacks
$500 per bbl.; s-ib sacks. s4.2s per
hsls. oat meal (ground). 46-ib sacks
$3.50 psr bbl.; s-ib sacks - per bale;
split peas. ,4.ss per iosie sacks; s6-in
boxes, ;i.ss: pearl barley. s4.se per 100
ma: ss-ib boxes. si.2s per bog; pastry
flour, io-ib sacks. sa.ss per bbL
Grain bags--Foreign and domestic
o. tdtfWsa ~ rs
Q s-lc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21
PORTLAND MARKETS
Latest Quotations In the Portland
Markets.

Complete Market Reports Corrected
Each Day, Giving the WholssaIs
Prices OF Commodities; Farm Pro.
duos and Vegetables.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Honey, iark-~i0 I-2 U lie; amber. !
O ,sc: fancy white, IL u i5c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

: S6bere SS9t.rpstss
belt. 2ehrerin: alfo anni, mas
perodnten mir ulIes Der Rub2 4nni:
@iI6. 5leii4. 2sOer. S0rnsr unb Die.
2dnoluft.
II 8esr,ifli6. Der Sun6
ffTint furdtbar bOsurtig gu Iein. )"
~8on Rdtur 9traOe nidt, dber
Der ROter liest ben sansen Gag duf
bem S6obe meiner S9fpiegermut-
ter
- WibpsrfGnbiB. = Gtrt
8auernburi1 fommt gum erit.nmdI
in bic Stabt unb tritt in Elm Re-
Itaurunt. mo- ibm Der Sellner NIT ets
nsr Iana:n SptiIeturk entgessn+
tommt. .GrIt min i'd sfen. bdnT
crit Ieien!" fGbrt .r ben eritauntsIt
Rellner an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

S9petin Sn ben Sinterae.
bduben Der Bier @robbanbluna BON
9arstr entitano 9fbenbs 71a llbr
dtasr. Sc tonnte inbtHsR bant Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
gueiie unb 9srOfa.

nGinbeft Du ni4t, li,bsr Srib, bag
sinem ber 9lusbIid in bieie berrli4e
iueite @Ott.sipelt aud bic @ebanten
friider unb freier ma9t2"
r9an5 ridtis = serabe bin id5
barauf eetOmmsn. boB Der 3abltelIs
ner i'm Sotsl bruntsn cine 8rOns
fiinf5is braufseIdloeen bat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

= 9eniisenber 9runS. -
Sirettor Der Strafunitalt: gfus p.I<
dem 9runbe bOffen 81. auf Straft
na6luba StrGfIins: Sd iibe jsbt pisr
Sabre, unb felt brei Sabrsn 1T OissG'
pis meiner 3elIe cine = &lapiers
fhule.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

So6ter: .ad g}upd. Der iunes
0oitor iit in mid Oerli.bt. unb i'd
Iieb' Jpn au9. er truut iid MIR niat.
Inn mid ansubuIten, neil sr 70 psr@
f9ulbst if."
9ater (r.i6sr 8antier): "2aB
nur, mein ainb, ben tperOen mir uns
f9on faufen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

-aufbie 8etne gebra d t
Der Dottor perfpra9 mir, .r peroe
mid in spei DOden pieber auf bic
geine brinssn." .Ra uno bat er es
setban9" ~Su, = i'd muBte meta
Sdbrab pertaufen. um ibm fetn 900
nOrar 6esablen au tOnnsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
SeidlsIbsner stpIs.

...So. bas merit mir t.insr an
= ober, frust meins gltern : sebns
tduienb Murt, iuse unb fdreibe sebn4
tauienb Wart, bat reine Graisbura
astpftet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
@eherreioP. P.Gnsaru.

Wien. aIs Der 36idbriae pripdts
BANTER SOief WsFeIn. Sttatrins.
SerbititruBe Ga ipobnbdft. ouf Ieinem
3petrab burd bic WatrofeneafTe
fubr. lief ihm elm 6unb in's Rab.
WeFelb fam aum Stura unb brad
stpei Niittslhanbtnpten. gr lieB
ii4 in Der 5iIialifation Der Rsttunsss
sefeafdaft nerbinben. = gtuf bem
afpansbububof 1T Der 62iGbrige Sra.
sa3insarbsitsr sobann SpirtmdDer
beim @erfdieben atpiT6en bic pufs
fer 5peier Duasons geratben unb
bat brei Iintsieitias Rippsnbriide er.
litten. : Riiralicb bat iid i'm Coupe
etnes sSidters 'auf Der sSabrt bon
Wtariabilf in's Qlaemeine 8rdntens
buus bic 49iGbrioe gripate Wldrie
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setDotet. ssurht por ausbrehenoem
Wdbniiun III bds Motib Der Sbat.
SitxemBiirs.
pstiRsen. Sisr fiel bas 18
Ulpuate alte 506ter6en bes GiIens
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puroe Der 8sramann Sob. RoIbent
bei einsm Streit bura R.ferFihs
lebenssefGbrIid perIsbt, Der 9bd,
ter sHttam unbstanut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
9ropi,,o YeIen.

9neIen. Die Spra9e perlOren
)at Bel Der gseroisuus Isines 8uters
ler S6ulfnabe WaiprSpRtieptca.
Do lttegrube Der 5idbrise
Sohn pes SteiQsrs 2bormann purbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
Reeirtproptfla.

a6ln. Rad llntsri9lasung Don
2070 Widrt lit elm Ii Sabre alter
2aufburift Sulius Srante entflOb.n.
Wlan permutbet. pab sr Iicb na9 9ers
lin 9eipanot babe, nm bic 5reuben Der
Rei4shauptitabt au toFen.
@ronenbers. Die Strabens
bdbn iibsrfubr ben perbeirdtbsten
&arl Sebdusr, Der f6 duf sinem
Iidsnbdufen nabe bem 9eleiIs mics
bergeIest bate, unb t0Otste ibu.
DuopetIer. Der 1SiG6rise
Wldurergeielle S9rsiber puroe nit
einem Stih i'm SerSen tpOt aufssfun.
ben. Waebrere Der Sbut DerOd9tiss
PerIonsn iuurOen Oerbaft,t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-06

Robley d. Evans commands the Atlantic
beet and will probably take II to the Pacific.
Tho COS: OF the intended movement will
aggregate hundreds OF thousands Of dollars,
besides leaving the Atlantic seaboard abso-
lutely unprotected. There would he left
here only a few protected and unprotected
cruisers, the second rate battleship Texas
and a fow scattering small craft. 1t IL
estimated that more thar $4,000 tons of
coal would be consumed in making the 10, 900
miles around the Horn. IL all of the nine
golfers Of the navy we're employed they
could carry only about one-third Of this
amount, and it would be necessary for the
fleet to stop two or three times TO take on
coal. In the event that the b~attleships
do go to the Pacific IL is probable that a
supply Of coal will be sent to Punta Arenas.
in the Straits of Magellan, where there il
an excellent anchorage and a good place to
coal.
The Navy Department is without a head
to-day and accordingly no authoritative
statement can I've obtained. Secretary
Metcalf is in Oakland, Cal; Assistant Secre-
tary Newberry is at Watch Hill. r.. l., and
Rear Admiral Brownson, chief OF the bureau
OF navigation, who acts a. Secretary of
the Navy in the absence of the Secretary
and Assistant Secretary. is at Oyster Bay.
Rear Admiral Mason, chief OF the bureau
OF ordnance, In the next ranking officer,
but his duties do not concern the movement
of ships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-06
FALSE ALARMS ANGER CROKER.
Two In Succession From Lower Broadway
"A Third Alarm From an Awning Blaze.

Some miscellaneous person cost the city
1872 last night. the Fire Department no
end OF trouble and several policemen Of
the lower Broadway squad the best part Of
this weeks salary by pulling alarm boxer
at three different points near Cortlandt
street. The first call came from the box
at Cortlandt street and Broadv AZ at eos
O'Clock. When the firemen arrived the
policeman on that corner was as much
surprised AZ their appearance as anyone else.
He didn't know of any fire and neither
did any one OF the hundred or SO bystanders.
just about that time the reserves from
the same fire district came tearing down
Broadway to answe an alarm at box 81,
which is at Maiden lane and Broadway,
The policeman was as ignorant at this
point as the one further uptown. Chief
Croker came shrieking down the line from
Fire Headquarters TO see what was going
on. When he found that both the alarms
were false alarms he pitched into the police
men h were on ! ost as did n worried
police sergeant who 10 lar charges
against the bluecoats. Croker had just
turned his machine ncrth again when an
alarm sounded for Pine street and William.
An awning was afre. but IL was out before
the firemen arrived with a total loss Of So
The alarms made necessary an entire change
Of engines bet ween Fourteenth street and
the Battery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-06
Mr.. ROCkEFELLER IN CHICAGO.
viii Testify That He Has M knowledge Of
Matters I'm Question.

CHICAGO. July 5.-John ID. Rockefeller
arrived here this afternoon in a private Ear.
He slipped away from the newspaper re-
porters and vent directly to the Standard
Oil Company's Offices in the Commercial
National Bank building in Harold Motor
mick's rotor car. There he was closeted
until : o'clock with the Standard Oil attor-
neys. After the conference he was driven
10 the Mccormick home for dinner. He de-
clined to he interviewed and referred in
quirers 10 his attorneys.
Attorney John s. Miller said tnat. Mr..
Rockefeller would take the stand tomorrow.
Mr.. Rockefeller will say that he knows in a
general way what his company Ia doing. but
that he has not attended a directors meet
ing for eight years and is not familiar with
details of the business.
r. r. Bsrstow. assista mt treasurer OF the
Standard Oil Company. and Attorney Alfred
d. Eddy are said to have arrived in the city
with MIR. Rockefeller.