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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
ANNOUNCE THE COMMISSIONS Men Named to Read
 Mayfield Code. FIRST MEETING APRIL 30 Body Selected to Prepare General
 Municipal Bill. others Chosen 60 Investigate Alleged Fertilizer @Trusts---Organizati
 is ERected and Dates Set
 fog Consultation.

The commission of the two houses to read the Mayneld Code was announced last evening by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House, along with the other committees of the two houses, to sit during the Legislative recess.
 Later in the evening, the committed men met and organized by the selec- tion of Col. Sam Will ohn of Jefferson County, who served as chairman of the Code Commission twenty years ago. as the chairman of the joint commission. Other officials chosen for the com mission were Pat McGauley of Mont gomery, as stenograpnic clerk, and Lawrence E. Brown as law clerk.
 Adjournment was taken by the com mission from last evening until Tues day, April 30, when tho serious work of the body will be begun.
 The members of the Code Commission were announced as follows:
 On the part of the Senate--Senators John A. Lusk of Marshall. Henry Mer- rftt of Macon and Luoian Gardner of Pike.
 On. the part of the House Speaker A Fl. Carmichael, of Colbert county, ex- oficio; Representatives Sam Will John, Tuscaloosa: o. c. Maner, of Montgom- cry, and II. B. Stegall, of Dale.
 The committee to prepare a general municipal bill did not arrange the exact time that it would again come
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

Land Office officiaI Receives Balles
 of Character From 6rosvenor.
 washington March 6---when the trial Of Binger Hermann, former Commis- sioner of the General Land Office was resumed today, Mfr. Meldrus, formerly Surveyor General of Oregon and who now stands convicted of conspiracy in land frauds in that State, was cross examined by Attorney worthington oi the defense. He said that pressure had been brought to bear on him in 1904 in Oregon, by Haney and Burns. govern ment attorneys. who told him that if he did not tell what he knew about Herr mann he would get a severe jail sem tence. The witness said that Mir. Herr mann while commissioner had told him that 1t would be- good thing to buy up school lands in e certain section in Oregon as the section was to be includ- ed in a forest reserve.
 General Grosvenor, former represen- tative in congress from Ohio, testified that he had known MT. Hermann for many years and that he had always stood in high estimation of people who knew him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
Bi1ou Today, AIaffzee and Might, Dandy Dixie AIinstxeIs.
Nuna Refuae.

Nantes. France. March e.--A police judge today inflicted fines of ss.20 upon each of the twenty-seven UrusnlinA Nuns and fine of $5 upon the motheE superior, for persistently refusing ta quit their convent in compliance with the law dispersing religious communt~ ties. The defendants pleaded that both the grounds and buildings belong to tha Order which had been authorized ia carry on educational work. The prosa. cution, while not contesting this arwu- ment. insisted upon obedience to the act of congregations and at the sama time. gave warning that further ro- fusal by the nuns to leave the build ing would be followed by election
 During the trail the court room had to be cleared because of the demonstra- tions of a crowd of Catholic syxnpa- thizers who at the conclusion of the hearing accompanied the nuns back to their convent with cheers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ROYAL BAKING POWDER O.. NEW voRk.

Provisions for the appointment by the governor of three directors of every stock life insurance company, these dir ectors to be persons having no inter est in the stock of the corporation; limiting tha amount of stock which any insurance company may hold in any other company to fifteen per cent. of the whole; providing that no life in- surance company shall invest more than two per cent of its own assets in the stock of any other corporation or more than ten per cent of it's as- sets in the bonds of any other corpo- ration; restricting child insurance: re- quiring more detailed statements of the affairs of insurance companies, re- quiring the examination of insurance companies at least once in three years prohibiting contributions to political campaign committees, that after Jan- uary' 1. 1908. no domestic company shall write both participating and non-par- ticipating policies.
 The committee reports that on the whole 1t found that the companies un- der investigation have been carefully administered: then funds generally we'll invested, and the salaries of their officers not so high as to require re- strictive legislation. The Mutual Bene- fit Life Insurance Company was found to besa purely mutual company and to have shown a steady and uninter- rupted growth.
 Company is Secured.
 There is little suggested by an ex- animation of this company" says the report, which calls for an criticism or sreformatory legislation. Its policy holders, although aggregating a very large number of persons. appear never. for many years, to have exercised to any great extent. their privilege of voting for the directors.
 '@The directors seem to have been se- lected with care. When a vacancy has occurred, the practice has been for the board to look about for some proper representative man to fill the vacancy"
 The committee has no special recom- mendations to make with respect to the case of the Colonial Life Insurance Company of America, the funds of which. 1t says, apear to be carefully in- vested, or the North American Life In- surance Company of Newark. The latter company was organized only about @ month ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

together. although a conference of fhs members was held. IL will likely bg some time early in April. the exact date being left to be determined upon later. The members of the joint coxn@ nlittae are the following:
 On the part of the senake--Senmtuxa J. & Strother. of TalIapoosat Norman, Gum. of Clarke ana c B Teasley oa Montgomery.
 On the part of the House---Represens tatives Gaston Gunter, of Montgomeryt Jere c. King, of Jeffarsont c AG Eher- rod. of Lawrencei !. IT. <Eranford, of Walker, and J, H. Norvffle. of Mobile.
 The committee of the two houses to look into the alleged fsrtiifnsy ''truste was the only one of the threa to hold no conference. It cannot there fore be stated when meeting will ba held, but 1t will probably also coma some time in April Tho members Of the committee followI
 On the part of the 5enate<--ssnaf0r M L. Leith. of Walker and John ". Overton, of Randolph.
 On theN part of the House--Ropre@ sentatives w. IA Pitts, of Perryi T. D. Power. of Lee, and J. R. Sample. of Morgan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
SUGGEST CURB ON INSURANCE. Jersey So1ons Recom- mend Restrictions. WOULD LIMIT OPERATIONS Seek to Check Stockholders
 Dividend Plan. Want Law to Restrict -CapitaIIsa- tion of COncerns-Committee Finds Companies' Affairs in Fair Con-
 tion--New Statute Would
 Affect Prudential.

Trenton, N J., March 6--When the Senate convened today Senator Hilley of Morrts county presented the report of the special committee appointed last year to investigate the subject of life insurance in New Jersey. At the same time he presented seven bills, drafts oi which were embodied in the report to carry out the committees recommen- dations. In it's regulations the commit tee has drawn freely from the report of the Committee of Fifteen which was substituted at the conference on uni- form insurance Legislation last Decem- ber. The Committee of Fifteen was ap- pointed at a conference of governors, attorney-generals and insurance com missioners at Chicago February 1, 1908.
 By far the greater part of the report is devoted to the Prudential Insurance Company of America, the largest of the four companies under investiga- ton. Principal among the recommend ation is one that a bill be enacted which any life insurance company may have, up to two million dollars; and the dividends which may be paid thereon from future earnings so long as the company continues to conduct the participating life insurance busi- ness to ten per cent on the stock, and providing that on the dissolution of company shall have, out of the ulti- mate distribution of assets, not more than two dollars for one dollar of the face value of their shares. This bill provides. however, that where accumu- lations greater than that amount al- ready have taken place Gas claimed in the case of the Prudential,) the stock holders shall not be deprived of their rights thereto.
 Restrictions are Suggested.
 Among othe recommendations were:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

Petty Elections fin Cuba to Prepare Way
 Fer National Xssues.
 Washington, March 6---Municipal and provincial elections probably will be held in Cuba within . few months to test the new election law and discover the exact temper of the republic before trying a national election. This has not been decided upon politically, but Is being considerd in administration circles and a decision doubtless will be announced after Secretary Taft's trip to Cuba
 The contest for municipal and pro- vincial officers is causing much of the present friction in Cuba and the sat- isfactory disposition of these places through an honest election would re- lieve much of the pressure, in the opin- ion of the American officials entrusted with Cuban affairs and make it pos- sible to approach a nationa1 election with greater security.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

mopolis, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. william weis at their home. 2t vir- ginia avenue.
 Judge and Mrs. w. H. Thomas have taken the apartments in the Lamine flats now occupied by Mrs- c. W. Pat terson. who will go East to spend some time.
 Miss Brooks. of Tuscaloosa, who has been visiting Mrs. Houghton. at her homo on Perry street has returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Hubbard have returned from Florida. where they have spent several weeks. Mrs. M c. Holt has returned from L4aGrange. where she was called by the illness and death of her mother, Mrs. Fanntn. Mn and Mrs. Richard Arlington. who have been visiting MT. Arrington's mother. Mrs. Mary Arlington, have re- turned to their home in Enterprise. Mrs. A P. Mcclellan, who has been visiting her son. Judgv Thomas Mo- Oiellan. at his home on Perry street. has returned to her home in Athens.
 q g @
 Mrs. F. M DeBardeleben has gone to Birmingham to spend some time as the guest of her niece. Mrs. J. H. Bat ton.
 ss @ as
 The members of the Ionian Club will meet with Mrs. William Maxwell at the Exchange Hotoi this morning.
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 The members of the Mothers Union will meet with Mrs. W. E. Holloway today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
SHAW GETS BUSY.

Imme medlateIy Assumes Duties as Head
 of Carnegie Trust Co.
 New York, March 6.-Leslie M. Shaw whose resignation as Secretary of the Treasury went into effect on Monday took up yesterday his duties as Pres ident of the Carnegie Trust Company Secretary Shaw found little time yes- terday for his work. He spent most of the day receiving those who called to wish him well in his new under. taking.
 It is the purpose of MT. Shaw tc reside for a time at the Fifth Avenue where he will be Joined by his family a week hence.
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 BijOu Today, Matinee and Night, Dandy Dixie MinstreIs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
wim HiIIa nnrIr to nr,ne.

Fort Smith, Ark. March e.--Several thousand miners who for the past six months have tied up the coal mines at Spadra, Ark, by refusing to accept the company's scale. have agreed fo return to work Monday ana abide by the decision of John Mitchell, President of the United Mine Workers of Amer lea. and President Perry of the South ern Operators Association, to whom the differences have been submitted for arbitration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
Wnnn. After Recrust..

Natchez, Miss, March s.--The United States gunboat Wasp left here today for Paducah, Ky, on a cruising expe- dition for recruits for the United States navy. On her way back she will stop at every town which has a population uf 5000 to give young men 8 chance to enlist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

Tuned to the Season. Easter comes but once a year, If wife gets new hat you needn't to care.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
TEST CUBA's PULSE.

BijOu Today, Matinee and Night, Dandy Dixie HIlnstrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

BijOu Today, Matinee and Night, Dandy Dixie NIlnstreIs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
COMMISSIONER ON TRIAL.

BijOu Today, Matinee and Night. Dandy Dixie KHinstreis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

Mrs. W. H. Philips, Of Birmingham ia the guest of her brother. Mir. James K. Jackson. at his home on Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

Mrs. Eugene Ballard and Miss Lizzie RaIIard. have returned to their home in Autauga, after spending several days with Mr. Ballard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

MT. and Mrs. Tilford Leak. Jr.. have returned from their wedding trio ana are with Mir. Leaks parents MT anu Mrs. Tilford Leak. af tneir home oH South Court street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

Judge and Mrs. J. NJ Chiffon and Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, have gone TO Biloxi, to spend some ume'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

MT. and Mrs. Harry Norton have taken the apartments in the Gay-Kirk- land flats on Clayton street. now occu- pied by Alr. and Mrs. Russell Houston, who will go to Louisville to reside.
 % 9S 3
 Mrs. William Frazer Herbert of De-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

Mrs. R. B. Lowe has returned from Mobile. where she has been visiting her brother, Mir. Henry Wyly and Mrs. Wyly.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Neue Seften.

Das in 6runfrsid iest nit alsr
Strense OurdSsiiibrte @sies bstrsffs
2reunun9 pom Staat uuo Stride bat
Die Seranlaiiuns CUR Organization
mebrcrer relisiOier Ssfteu seseben.
Sine oerielben 1T BON Dem betannten
S4riftltellcr nnO mpitii6en Di1ter
Sabre @iiart sssriinoet mOrosu, bic er
~9noitii6e STRIDE pom Sranfrsi6"
nennt uuo fir Die er pon Der Hesisrun9
cine 9iSens erWirtt bat. @iiurt srtlart,
OaB feline STRIDE siufad eines6Ortieeuns
Der pbilOiopbiideu Sette oss Smsiteu
Sabrbunoerts Der tir9liden gera lift.
SOn ieoem MiitSlisO pirO Usrluust, Oab
ss ii6 an3sleSsntli6it nit ben 9ebren
Der STRIDE beidaftise unO ibrs miiisn.
iaaftliAe SsSriinouns tenut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
@opeott in Canton

Guf cine Suffrage bes StaatsSeparte.
ments hat @Oniul Serebol3 aus Gan.
ton, @biua, te%IeSrupbirt. OuB Die Bop.
colt : Sswesuns sesen ameritaniide
8aaren aufs neue anserest morSen lit.
Oiah Dem D%afiirbalten oss @ouIuls
Wuroe oieies cuOurd ueruriu6t, bas
SswObner BON SutlanS. @al., i6ren
6reunoen in China mitsetbsilt bdtten,
Brdiioent ROOieuelt babe in ieincr BOT.
Ihaft nit tsiner Silbe bon einem neuen
Sertras nit 9biua Seipro6en, mOraus
nit Si6erbeit bs%ruOrsebe, buB Die 8s.
sierun9 Der S~eretnistsu Staaten ni6t
baran oenfe, oas beitebenbe GbinsIen.
ansi6lieBunssSeies gu uerdnOeru Oosr
3u miloern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
5nterefiante Saten.

Der @lert oes Senats. Counties fir
Wtarine' anselesenbeiten. 9. Rulffer,
bat ieiu nSiaup GEAR Boot" fir 1906
~uollenoet. Da1elbe gilt als GutOritdt
in alien Murinefraseu. 3uidsliG gu
BEN itets eutbalteuen Wtaterial iinb
in benz Sude oieies Sabr aud cine
anjabl ftatiiiider Gabellen %entbalten.
Sn elmer berielbsn nirO Der greis
ansefiibrt, pelden bic Ser. Staten
fir Ranjerplatten felt benz 9au Der
rGmt9itrite" i'm Sabre 1871 be,ablt
baben, bis gu ienem bes lssten Cons
truftss fir ben 8au Der rSoutb @a'
rolina" I'm Sabre 1905. IS sebt bars
aus heruOr, oaB Der Preis pom s64O
per 2Ouns in 1871 auf $345 per Gonns
i'm Sabre 1905 9eiallen lit. auf elmer
anOeren Gabelle nerbsn Die Preiie
auf9efiibrt, mel6e oaS NuSlanb fir
Paujerplatteu Sablt, uno omar: Sa'
pan $500. Seiterreid 1857, Stalien
$3.50. Deuti4lanO $3.50, Srantreif
1912 uno Gnslano 1851. glnSers
Tabellen sebeu oas glter Der aftiuen
Otariue Sffijiere, Die OiatiOualitdteu
Der Wtuuuidaften uuO bic bO4iteu
unb Die nieorisiten @ebdlter BON Sf'
f3ieren unO Mauni9aften. gus elmer
Eabslle sebt beruOr. baB 76 PrOSeut
Der Wiauniduiten ei~useboreue Siirssr
Der Ser. Stauten unb 20 PrOSent no
turalilirte Sirser iiuo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
asitation CUR Sefeitisuns bel
Xleifhthemeruna.

Die 9lsitatiOn our 8eieitisuns Der
iid imnsr emplinOlider fiblbur mad.
snbsn Slsii6tbeueruns fat in usri6is'
bsusn Tbeilen Deutidlanos ueuerOinss
lpisber nit GROCER SAdrfe einssisst.
Oiumsutlid lit Ous i'm @eiten Oes Gsi6s
Der Sail. Sisle Stdots in Sslieu,
SaunOuer unO beua6burten R~rouiu,sn
bubsn bei6lOfieu, in oieier 6ruse
semcinIame Sade ;u MAIDEN unO in
eusrsii6er 8eiie u~Or3ussbeu. Sou'
ten ibre nsuen 8Oritellunsen bel Der
Staatsresierun9 ben sewiiniAten @r.
iols nidt erjielen, Ouun woleu iis
in elmer Smmeoiateinsubs ben Saiier
uuf bic infOlse Der 6leiiAtbeueruns
INNER oridenosr merosuOs yiOtblass
untsr Der arbeiteriluiie oufmertium
MAIDEN uuO nm seeisuste WiuBnubmeu
CUR Siuoeruus Der gtOtb bitten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Dieter reaierunasmnse.

Bie aus Sslsrao semslOst wirb,
tra9t ii4 Der aOnis Setter uon Serbien
alien Gruites nit benz @eOanten, bic
Resieruns nisoer5uleseH. iDer bsftdn.
big nm ieiu eebsn SitternOsiDtOnar6
lift uuseblid fsit SuraabOuntuus ent.
i4lOIen. Da iein ~iltsiter SObn, Der
SrOnprin3 @sOrs, na9 Der auli6t Der
aer5ts unbsilbar irriinnisIiit, tpirb elm
frsmOer grin, .auf:Oen :EbrOnIOes Gan.
bes: bernfsn werOsn miilieu, lpenn Be.
ter pirtIid sebt. USE Die @isner r9ieue
6reie Prelie@ gu beridteu neiB. ioa bic
Srone BEN Rriujen Senrp BON Battsn.
berg, BEN Batter Der 36nisiu @na bon
Spauien, a~n9eboten uorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Die Hcgierune bat bic 6rcn,en
BON SeutfAsS nomeftafrifa anf
ipeiteraS aef6fpiIen.


@ine bO6it unan9enebme rlebers
rai1ung bersitet cine in Uerlin aus
SOuOon eiTgstrOiiene Yia9riGt. Oar.
mad bat DIE Rsssruns Der Sup.GolOnis
bic @renie pom Dsutid. Siiomeitairita
sesen bic ausiubr seidlOiien, bis ss'
wiiie idwebeHOe Streitfrasen srleoist
iinb. Dtan fam ii9 auf bisis MiaB-
re9el teinen re6ten Gers maiden, oa es
crit Dor gang furjem bteB, oaB bel
ben @onferen,en III Sonoon, mslds
Der bSrlise ceuti6e SOti6aiter. @rai
8olff r Wietteruid, unb Der @ouuers
neur pom Deutid'S iioweltufrita, Serr
D.. Sinoequiit, nit ben britii4en mass
s%ebenoen 6actoren sebabt. elm uOlisss
@~inuernebnlen eriielt wOroen iei.
Wtan mar Der anliht. baB ni6t nur
cine Seritanol8uns binii9tli6 l1ui6ao'
li4ma6un9 Der Die @renie iiberidrei,
tenoen JfebelleH gu Wese 9ebra6t
wOroeu iei, %ionOern aud ionitise Sra.
gen ibre @rleoisun9 9efunoen bitten.
Gin raider aufidluB iiber ben StanO
Der Dinse miro fur bOait wiini6ens.
mertb ertldrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
SerfuAten Al beitc6en.


SAwere Gntla9eu erbebt 8ictor 8,
Sedmun, Der Setretdr Der Facific @oaii
Sumbsrmen's GiiOciatiOn, sesen Die sc.
ihdftsiiibrer unb Bertreter Der per.
idiebenen @~iieubabueu oes 8eitens.
Gr ertldrt. baB mebrere @iienbabuse.
islliduften Our6 ibre Sertreter ben
~'riu4 MAIDEN lisBen. ibu. Sedmun.
beite6eu, als er i'm 8eiten weilte,
Im bic @%iIenbabnen gu 5minSen, BEN
iebr empfinOliden Manssl on Sraat'
wassons abjubslfeu. Die @iicnbubn'
seieai9uften wOlten ibn ansebli9 DER.
unluiien, ieia SOrbaben a~ui3usebeu.
auBerbem ertldrt Serr Sedmarl, OaB
In ieiuer Office in Seattle bas Sdreibs
putt aufsebrO6en uno cine Gniabl
Sabellen seitObleu worosn
iei, bic err juiummcnseitellt bate, nm
su seisen, OaB Die neutrality-suspicious.
ten allein fir ben 8aSsOumausel uer'
antwcrtli9 linS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Seri6tet lber Ausbreitnns SeS
MISUNDERSTANDING

Or. 9enuD Melbourne, Der pdpltli9e
Sammerer, Der iOebeu BON elmer ausges
Oebnten Srientreiie mad Rom suriid &c.
tebrt lit, iast, oaB Der Wtubammeoanis'
mus in itstem 3unabmeu bssrifien 1T
uno baB gang i'm BiOeriprud au Der
allsemeineu Gniiht. Die !3abl Der @n,
bdu9er Mubummebs bic Der Satbolis
fen bel weitcm iibertrift. Diele 9ie.
iultate iciner SeOba4tunsen bot Or.
Mielboure BEN Papit bereits mitsetbeilt,
Der iiber Die @%ntbiiIlunsen iebr erituunt
seweien iein uuo ertlart babsn ioll, oas
Oas einliSe Oiittel. nm Oieiem llmsrsi-
len oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES elm .3iel
gu ieseu. in Der Reorganization bes
sunien Wtiiiionsipitems in aiieu gu
finoen iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Wihtiae SlenSernna.

9n mebreren i'm Puluit gu 9iursfoic
Selo in Der lesten .3eit u~bsebulteuen
'9ebeimen @Onicrenien lit bei6toiien
wOrbeu, Oab Der Gar in 3utunit Der
periOuIide YrdiiOeut bsS 8ertbeiois.
~unssratbeS iein miro unO Dap Der
Srie9s' uno 6IOttenminiiter %auib0reu
meroen, BON chamber setreunten Oe.
partementS uOrjuitebeu. Der Swsd
Oieier Oteueruns lift, Die Srase Der
SanbesUertbeiOiSun9 pom alien 3meisen
Der innersn BOlitit fern gu bultsu. aJtau
9laubt, baB Oisier @Onfereu3bei6luB
beim 3uiummcutritt Der na6ltsn &ei6s.
oulua cine beOeutenOe 9luiresuns uers
uria9en wir6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
@rbfAaftsftcuer.

@ouuerneur Dauioion BON &iscr
fin tibermittelts Der Staatseeiesssbu!.,
BON 8iscOniin feline 8oti9aft. in Der
er Dor alien auf bic Siotbwenbisfeit Der
annubme zines smenOements our Gonitis
tuition aufmertiam ma6ts, laut pelD
dem bic @rbebuus elmer @rbi6aits'
itsuer ucrSsi9rieben wirO. Dieis
Steuer uare, uie Der @ouuerneur iast,
ais @leidmu6er OHentlider 9aitsn
uniibertrefflid. Dee Beitersn betont
Der @Ouuerneur, haB oas i'm Sabre
1908 ansenOmmene @rbidaftsiteuer'
@eies benz Stuut beOeutenOe @in'
FINITE 9eii4ert babe, Suglsi4 babe ss
Oursetbau, ouB cine pirfiamr Staatss
bel Der @intreibuns Der Steuer
u0thiq lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Spanifbe Sifa6fe prptcftiren ses
gen bic in 00ri6lae eebrabs
ten 0eretnSaefebe.

Sin uOn idmmttiden SiidOfen Spas
MEMS untsr3sianeter PrOteft se9en bic
in 8Ori6las sebruateu Sereinsseiese
lit benz 96nis BON Cardinal Saudu y
Sarwas, Dem @ribii4Of bon GOleOO
unO Yrimas pom Spanien, unterbreitet
morosn. Der Cardinal erfldrt, oaB
Oas @eies an uno fir iid i6le6t 1T
unb i'm Biosripru9 nit ben @eisssn
Der Sir6e itsbt. 2Senn bas @eiee
nirfli9 ausenOmmeu rperoen ioute,
10 pirb es mad Der anIi9t oes 8ir4en'
praluten gu eruiten @Onflitten tOmmen,
Oa bic @eiitlideH unO bic 9ldubiseu ME
ben SsItimmunseu Oss @siesss nab.
tommen fOnnten. obue ii4 elmer 2oo'
iiinbe i9uloi9 Su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
GiicMbabn 3rittabelle.
s,lauurs, sudamanua unO @sH.rn Balm.

Sttutuuttt Suuutpuhha aHp NStRetH ouy"s
Su arafi zen "a. Stunt 1906.
gIDlih -guldbt scranton fur Rtp gOrf
nm 2.Ol, 800, COS 500, 1920. Born
10. 10, 3.25 uup $40 Natmittass. our
gl,p gurl uuc philadelphia, I'm $40 SOrm.;
12.4O VI 335 Rahmittaes. 8ir
9pbpbanut. Gle Rahmtttags.
N6rplit -8ir Buffalo um 1 is. 6.25 u. 8 90
Mor.; f.55. $40 uue it.tn Rabmtttnss. Cir
Btuabdmtpu, Glmird uub 3pii6tufnttpntu, um
1910 Wor uni 1 o. Na6m. 6ir Ssptep.
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iiHea aug nm 6.25 WOr. lGuft tGaliG, ausae.
uummsu 5puntdgs. 8ir WUHtroir I'M 600
Mcr.; LOS uni $40 Wahm. RihOIlou Nc
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hampton QesOm p%patiou, nm els Ra6mittass,
bloomsbury Sibiiou-@uldst Scranton
fir RcTtbumbtrlaub UNI 6.35, 10 20 DIOR.
i.55 uue $40 RaHm. Cir plymouth um 9.05
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6.25 Ror.; i.55, $40 un6 flo NaGm
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unb 1910 8Ormittags
Nloomsburg 9ibiion gtrIdRt Serautri
I'M t0.20 @pr. unb $40 Nd&mittass.