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The evening world., 1907-06-12
Marian Fisb'S Wedding Calls Society
from Summer Homes TO ST. Bartholomew S
5000 Invited to Attend Cere-
mony in Fashionable
Church.
HAS NO BRIDESMAIDS.
Miss Janet Fish Maid Of Honor
and Brothers Of Couple
Attend Bridegroom.

eocssty win turn on; en naas- tt,is
afternoon 10 witness one ~ the mos
notable social events OF the seas on
WHOM Ms.s Marian FisA. only cauEhter
ot Mr.. ard Mrs s;uyv~sant Fish will
Be married a. e.. B7rthoiomsw's Chur-h
10 Albert zsortsisic Gray.
Not one Of the numerous Fi-.h
friends and Acquain;aaces hns ecea
omitted from The wedding list and Gooo
Invitations have been ssut out tor The
ceremony. Exclusive SocaSty the old
Servants. high f7raoc and csfifurc will
witnsss tbs wedding Of one OF Nss
Nori, = smart s.ts most p1pl.ar Ing
women, for the FsAh7 let Of saqusint
ar,es lA vsry .arGe. and the bride us-s
insisted that none Of her friends, Old
or Young Ahall b. sighted.
Many society people have rsturned
from their summer homes 20 b. present
al shs corrrnOny and reception, and the
marriage OF Mrs s;DvesAnt Ftsh's
IA lgh'e- will rival in social inporta nee
e11s weddings Of the younger smart e.,
who have ma rried ,itiea
The ceremony will be performed b.
Or Norgen Dix. assisted by the Rev.
Or Thomas. OF Garrison. n, 7. and the
full wedding choral seryirs will be sung
by the choir.
Miss FIsh's wedding gown is OF white
satin. with old point lace. A diamond
buckle catches up the lace In the back
OF the gown. She will wear an srpen-
siSs old point lace veil and will carry
n bouquet OF pure white orchids
There will be no bridesmaids. and
Mih4 FiAh will be attended only by
Mlss Janet FlSh. da uEhter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Fish Miss Janet Fish
will wear a white lace gown. with a
blue sash. and a white LeEhorn hat
She viii carry a bouquet OF hliea OF the
valley.
Austin Gray will attend has brother
zs best man. and the ushers will be
stuyVesant F1Sh. jr.. and sidney FiSh
brothers OF the bride: John Clinton
dray. jr.. and Henry G. Gray. brothers
OF the Bird, groom. and ReEinAld c.
Vanderbilt. Charles De Loosely oeirichs.
Arthur Delano Weeks. jr.: Reginald
Clark. E. X Marvin. Kenneth T. Budd.
Philip Lvermore. J. /. Lowering and
8 Bsrrlt II. OF Boston.
81 Bart holomew's Church was tfAns-
formed Into q fairy flower land. fiAr-
Ing nOral hambealX were sci hoas
each side OF the aisle from the door
to the chAncsl These fiowery torches
we're made up Of white and PINK
peonies. while the altar Was ErouPed
with towering palms. interminElsd With
peonles OF pink and white.
Mrs. stuyvesAnt Fish directed that
after the ceremony the thousands OF
bowers shall be taken TO the patients
In Bellevue Hospital
The evening world., 1907-06-12
METCALF SAFE,
BUT TWO MORE
MEN ARE LOST.
Secretary of the Navy and
Family Are at Fortress
Monroe.
NEW MlSHAP REPORTED.
Launch of the Destroyer Wor-
den, With Two Men Aboard,
Is Missing.
NEW MISHAP REPORTED.
sp.sl. 10 tn. nv-alns wosid1

NORFOLK. Va. June f2-Ths super
s;ftSon of sailors that one disaster IN
the navy Will be Immediately followed
oy another appears 30 b. confirmed BY
She report OF the disappearanoe Of
hAunch containing two men from the
torpedo-b1at destroyer Norden II their
craft waa capsired and they were
drowned the accident will bring the to-
tai OF men lost from the fleet up 10 M
tesf, since the arrival a. Hampton
Roads This Includes the eleven lost In
the launch Of the batile-ship Minnesota
Monday night
The wordrns launch left Newport
News for the vessel lying OF Pine
Beach early to-day. The two scamsn
aboard had had tnruble with the engine.
but AaId they thought they could make
the ship. There was high sea run
ming and Il Il likely that they went 10
the bottom.
gscreIAVy OF tf1r Navy AetcaH and his
party arrived safely at Fortress Mon
roe this afternoon from their trip 70 the
James River In the llEhthoase-tender
Maple They were missing since lats
lAtt nlkllA AAiN AAA'
felt for their safety.
When the vessel did not make her
.npearanes up 20 midnight no partitulAr
alarm was felt because the Jameo River
y web supplied with mudbanks. and II
uan supposed she had run aground at
ssme point where communication WIN
Norfolk could not be sstA olished- on
April n the Presioent was nearly
twenty hours making the round trip
from Norfolk 10 the Island.
All hope that any OF the niidEhfpua@n
or sailors who started In the Minnesota 3
launch for the Meet on Monday night
escaped with their lives has been
abandoned. Admiral Evans has ON
eiAIly notified the Navy Department
that the eleven men were drowned. Tns
latest report IL thai the lunch was run
down by a tug towing a coal barge.
The tug IL said 10 have stopped after
the collision and thrown u searohlight
over the surrounding waters but those
on board saw no signs OF life or wreck
AEearAnd resumed their course.
The launch was or the latest CON
scruction. with alright compartments.
and was unsuitable In a storm o. an
ordinary collision. The idea that the
boiler exploded has been advanced BY
some seameu. but tho officers do not
sntsrtAin It.
The evening world., 1907-06-12
INDIA AND CEYLoN TEA.
Tea TASTE OF the People Changing
--ImpoFtAtioas Shsw Phsnom-

thNA Ahf''"s
Th.t the fca fra a. ~ North Anre~i ri
lr undergoing a revocation ls proven -
fne rornarkahlo increase in the imparta-
ton of india and ceYian tea IA che past
tfIrisen years In 1874 the imPornt3ns
nf Hrirfl grown ttab India and Cs3
l1nl amounted o. AI21.r.l pounds FlFe
ears later tloy LAD risen 60 ilos o.
bounds. a hiir snl another nys years
saw fBrtatr eaoruous Increase 20
al l6e.OGJ pounds ln ilts tAe qulntiy
u india and Ceyion ir4 Imported footed
un W.i.f.f.s pounds.
There nFuges snow 20 what an extent
ths tnate OK tea drinkers IL changing
from the weak and more o. lcas waier3
tean OF other countries 10 the richly
natores ahd fdli-aoaicd tea 90 INDIA
ana ceylon. Tea drnkcfa noN roalize
lhat lndla and Cey.on tcn Il pure
lioridaa panty. india and Ctyi7n tea
appeals 20 riaay from an oo1r1nle
ftandpoinf. ana IN that. 10 some sKtcui,
MAJ ID fuund ftfe3u lar Size .rauEt
mai IA taElna place. AFoNn uu tt4s4a
aoM LhA lo4 posarstra Nuaa : catsl
strtnFth. ard 10 10 q tact that one lfouna
of luula ana cetisn tfh Nili npfa atl
~ % thlss liuss a. peny sups "
M apgsals slr.ngly 20 tbs seoaomli
'Tlh me sfeat physiolans u shs woF,.
have aefiarfd for lea an a haralleus : =
allmuisfino beverage 80
The evening world., 1907-06-12
PASSENGERS ON
TRAIN SEE MAN
HIT AND KILLED
Was Walking Near Rails and
Didn't Heed Warning
Shouted to Him.

well-dressed young man. carrying a
pair of roller skates strapped over his
shoulder. Attempted TO board a moving
Brighton Beach train bound for the
bridge ~ Brighton Beach Park, Coney
Island. lkls afternoon. He missed his
hola ana feli 20 tho ground At the side
OF the track. one car cleared him, but
the contact shoe on ne car following
struck him on the mead as he siriiSg,ed
10 Eet 20 a place of safety. and killed
him Instantly
From papers found in his pocket the
police " ere convinced that he was Her
bert Wyeth. OF No. blg Sixth street.
HrOoklvn
The evening world., 1907-06-12
WAITER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Mas Suspected OF Taking Mrs.
VAnderbilrs vanity Box
Goes 40 Jail.

Cosias Meras tho walter AT sherr,'A
Restaurant " no was arrested a few DAYS
aro f3r having In his possession Mrs
~. *. VGndwbits Too0 vanity bon
which shs had lost sevepl months be-
fore. Was hc,d in baUds OF & 500 To-
day by Magistrate Whitman IN IN.
AoFkyllle Police court Airrns. WHO
lives ~ 40 .a East Thirty ninth street,
went to jaU The only witnesses in
the uoiice oourt we're Detective EdNu ri
Conroy ant EaHfnr Flsuraud. mana.
ger of shfrry'a
The evening world., 1907-06-12
SAILOR DESERTER,
SON Of WEALTHY
PRINTER, HERE
isaac Goldman Identifies
Young Prisoner in Hack
enSack Jail.

HAcKENsACIt. y. J.. June 1.-THE
younG sailor in uniform from the bat.
tle-ship Connecticlt who was commit
ted 10 the Hacktnsaek iAil two weeks
ago FOR an ATTEMPTED burglary al En-
glewoOd Gin was to-day Identified as
The WAyWard Son OF Isaac Goldman
the wealthy printer. OF William and
FrHnktprt streets, New York The youth
gave his name as Benjamin williams
His father confronted him IN the jail
here this afternoon. bur the sailor. who
IA nineteen, refufed TO tell OF his escs-
pade 1t WAS hlH mothers birthday
yesterday ana nmonE hes presents waA
. letter from her BoR aAying be wac IN
the Hackenaack lau" said Mr Goldman
o. Deputy sheriff Biauveit.
The father says he viii LEI hiI son
take his punishment This is his third
aeEartion.
The evening world., 1907-06-12
JAIL POLICEMAN
CONVICT CHARGES
WITH PERJURY
Terhune Put in Tombs Cell
for Swearing He Saw
Burglary.
"THE SYSTEM" ("
Smiths Plea that He Was
Railroaded Gets Action
from Jerome.

Leandsr Terhune. better known a.
Duck" a six-foot policeman from the
West One Hundred and Fifty-second
street police station. was sent to the
Tombs to-day. lacking a ,5Ooo bond. on
the charge or perjury after Judge Ro-
salsky and District-Attorney Jerome had
conducted an extraordinary inveHtigh=
ton together In Part ~. OF General ses-
sions
Terhune's commitment TO await the i'm
mediate action OF the Grand Jury serves
TO emphasize the fact that occasionally
there Il a nav in the system" which
binds mombers OF the Police Department
together into a secret protective alliance
Incidentally II probably spells release
for Charles Smith. former convict. now
under conviction for burglary.
on May - Smith. who is twenty years
old. and who had been living at No sS
Bradhhrst avenue. was tried before
Judge RosalslSy. Policeman Torhune and
policeman Edward Ke-sney- t,s.;44- ~
the West One Hundred and Fffty-seoond
street. station testified that they we're
passing the candy store OF Herbert n
'1 "''u : o',' 80 .s 49,
." A~g ~ w" '"eS
-,
c,..a rn.t. v,.A
-, g..
they said and surrounded the building.
bu; tho thief got away. NeIt day Ter
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-. IT, 80, .,,,.,,,. sa.,.,.,..
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~ Ia,s -. "a -, a.
80" -. =, t,,..'-. - pa..,.s-s
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po''oe pefsesuuoh i And @ Iai,e oes'iin'hy
IN, a. 80. ,h.,, Tv.s H.. -
-
20 M, cni.r furth.r inve.,Ira.,on.
-, ,,,,.ra.,.-, h,-n..I, H. ,,.-,.
Jerohie lhteIost~S hHion' IN WY
few hours he became convinced that
~ nj had haen dnnR. He
- -. r--,,.,.,- =.
'huhleAled WIN 'uuse No"Ny Aho a.
a result the regular proceedings IN
Part " were halted to-day for an un-
usual inquiry.
pInn.d DovSn DIs.ore,d
Mr. Jerome first put Terhune on the
.tand and required him 10 repeAt his
- ..,.-'.- -, 80 .r,
original teAuh1oN against omlth' Ihen
he sent Terhune TO the corridor and
c.i,.a Kaarnev IN. o,her nolieoman
-, V.a,, = .s,'",,.'
positive that he had told ,hs exact
truth in IN, trial OF May q
After a while ke~rney tried to evade
% F,n,,iy MI Jerome .aid'
See here keArney' don't want to
~. ,o,os ahopt -,
peoh y" - ana
that you belohe 70 a koou IAinlly up the
STATE l am i9ld that you were for
merly school teAener. Al any rate.
you are inteligent NOW. you will
tell the truth VIZ pIYintse you tnat
your superior Objects. VIII not DO too
hard on you
Under thlA piedse hcarney admitted
that ne WAS roin9 nome slone when he
saw na1 " nlAe atorh candy shop
The evening world., 1907-06-12
SENATE IN LINE ON THE
DIRECT PRIMARY BILL

ALBANY. june l2-uuder an emer-
ftncy mstsaEo from Gov Hughes, ne
senate to-day passoi hY a Fotr of
10 n. tho Travis blii proudng f7r per-
m.Hslve direct PRIMARY nominations in
an counties
rhs original blll permitied local polif-
Aral lra snif fatH a. NaHiH $500 aofH.
luatlanH. end it was amended lat WheE
inaklns r. mandatory To-day IN uaH
restored 40 L. permil1fifr character
aud passed.
The evening world., 1907-06-12
LAWYER GOES CRAZY.
Gives $40 Notes 60 Trainmsn, Pas
senEera aud Nswshoy.

nFs MONIES Iowa, June la ID. A.
~ -keeney. a Brooklyn attorney yes-
.oriaJ became domented az the result
~ overwork. and offered bank bile of
fhr denomination 20 SO or more 10 pas
ronrrrs ~ a Chicago train ana train
empl1yefaN
N. atf taken into custody as he gave
urt Hh4t SO fHr Newspaper on
sAghHnT AZ ,he railway station A
Hs porketa we're hlls1 with money
The evening world., 1907-06-12
CADETS BACK ON SUMNER.

THO transport sumner, having on
,oard the West Point Military Academy
sadsts Nilo have bren on a visit 70 the
Jamestown Exposition. arrived here to-
Say from SrwpOri News and proceeded
10 West Point
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05

Sif6erf6uIen. Sn 8elsien
beIteben iebt bier beionOers Sdulsn
sur 9(usbilbung Der Slider in ibrem
9erufe. Die 36gIinse lernen bier: bic
Dettertarten nit 8eritdnbntB gu leieu,
bic be Ite 9enubung Der StrOmunssn;
ferner bsIebrt man iie iiber bic Tatur
bes Meeressrrmbes, iiber bic eisens
2tnfsrtiguns bon Reben. bic Siibrung
zines 8ootes I'm Sturme unb iiber bic
@usnubung Der nsueiten grftnbunsen
i'm 8erei6e Der SdnsserGtbid ddften.
@essnlpGrtis tperbsn bieis S9uIsn BON
$50 30slinsen beIudt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05
Bon 4etersbure.

- Simon ader pon TaDlOr sIusnue
befum Wiontas 0tahmitta9 on Der @de
BON Penn Nuenue uno Carbon StraBe
eiueu epilsptiihen slnfall uub lanoete
nit FOLDER 8udt auf Dem P1aiter, oaB
iid Elm Ulutltur3 einitellte. @r wurOe
jur 8sbanoluus nah oem Staat SOipis
tal 9enOmmen, mo er ipater ltarb.
= Sm 9lltsr BON 4s Sabrsn ueritarb
am Donnerltas Sruu Maria 8ielfslbt
uab tur;er Sraufheit. Die 8eritors
bsns mirO uon Spei 2Ohteru unb einsm
Sobne iiberlebt uno ibre Seiicsuns
erfol9te Sonntas i'm Dunmore Srie6'
bofe, unh einem Graueroienit In ben
bieiissn Osutihen Presbpterii4en STRIDE.
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Rnrh &crantpri.

= Die Wfanuifle 3ede, melhe felt
Monatsfriit meseu Repuratureu &C.
iflOGen mar, uabm WtOntas wieoer ben
Betrieb auf.
= Su ieiuer @Obnung an WonieD
sluenue perltarb aeitern Wtorgen nah
mebrmonatliher 3ranfbeit @uitau 8.
Oieeel, ben Die 9Sittne uno ,wei T6hs
ter iiberleben. Der Yeritorbene mar
felt Sabreu Sngenieur Der Bed 2umber
@ompanie.
= Soisph. Der IA Sabre alte Sobn
6eS SameS Wtulberi9 uon Fenn1pader
Gusnne. fisl ON Srsitus obsrbulb Der
Wfaruine Sede, als er nit ouoereu
3uaben BON unb auf einen 8obler,us
iprans, unter bie lau9iam fubreuben
Sarren, beren Rd6er ibm ben re6ten
SuB oerart 3sroriidten, oaB ct ipGter
amputirt weroen muBte.
= Orlando Sones BON @illiam St.,
Elm friiberes Wtit9ltso Der ftdotiI9en
Srieftrd9erforce uno sur 3eit In benz
neuen @ruliD Sslanb S6a6t Der .. &
.. @Ompanie 3u Slppbant als Selisn.
arbeiter aneeitellt, murbe Sreitas 8ors
mittag, wabrsub er cine Spreusung
uorbereitete, burd eine tinerDartet ers
tol9te Yuluererploiion 10 idlimm pers
lest. Sa6 er Snei Stunbsn ipdter i'm
Staat 9oipital ftarb. Der ltngliidlite
erbtelt Die Selienmalie poll ius @eIi9t
uno iein Sopf fowie S0rper murben
idauosrbaft ueritiimmelt.
= Bier Burden i'm gltsr uon 16
bis 18 Sabren puroen Sonntae 9ia1'
mittag wegeu unoroenlidem Betrasen
unb uerIubtem iStraBenraub BON Der
Yolijei uerbaftet uno 9aben ibre namen
als 0arlof Rbillips uon Sit Barter
StraBe, @laoitone Sillar6 bon Din.
plant Gpeuue, albert 2armoutb uon
Garter glue. uno Robert Heeb uon Bous
leuarb sluenue on. sic batten am Gbeuo
3uuor nabe Der Stells mo SRI. Osborne
Dor etma Wtonatsfrilt iiberfallen ipuros,
ben SeriuA semaht, Hobert 0aro pon
Sroof StraBe, Elm 2rsiber fir Oimlit
& Sbort. anjubalten. oieier bieb ieoOd
uuf iein Pferb Elm uuo entfam, tros.
Oem Die Serle i'm nit Jteuoluern beOrOb-
ten. 9tad ibrer 8erbaftuns 9eitanoen
Die boffnun9suOllen Burden ben 0taub'
ueriud elm uno nuroen oann je $l0|
ne9en unOroentlihem Betra9en beltraft
uno wesen oem Haubueriuh unter ie
$500 Shrsi6aft fiir ibr 9eri6tIidss
Seitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05
Slu q Sd,,pinSfn6tiae.

Der undergraduates her bura Elm sewSbrli4es
RitteI sur @efunobeit peber bergeeat purbe, nadbs
benz er einige Sabre lang an elmer ihweren eunaens
frautbet unb an ber gefafhteten slranfbeit 5dwnbs
fucbt aelitten bate, bat elm grobes geranaen ets
Allen bensn, bic es uerlanaen, Ipirb er frsunblidff
tofenfrei cine abfhrift Der 9ubereitung f1iden,
weI9e iie ais cine SeiIuna fur Sduinhfndbt, Hffbs
ma, oatarrb, Brondbttis uno ale 8alss nne
eungenfranfbeiten fnben werbsn. Or boft, bab
nue seeen6en tetn SeiImittel probiJen weroeni bd
es iebr wertbpoa 1T.
Sieisnsen, pelte bic 9ubsreituns psrIaEsen,
wethe ibnen nidts toiten wire, uno elm Seaen fur
fe ietn mag, Iuonen gefduigit
Gbrw. GbwGrb a. @iGfoH,
SroofIpn, q. g., aDrsifiren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05

Damen Spa,ierbanoihube. idwsres
@emi6t unO Fique Sib, $1.25 uno
$1.75 6as Yaar.
Dameu elm Safen @ape 9anoidube,
$1.25 uuh $3.50 bas Baar.
Dameu Wtosquetaire @laee Slo
Saublauhe, s, 12, 16 uno 20 SnOpTe
3dn9en; uon $500 bis 1915,
@entemeri ldwere Spusierbanoidube,
nit Pariier Punft ytabten, II uno 10
anSpfs sdussn, 1915 oas Paar.
Damen 70, 16 uno 20 9nOpfe SusOs
Sanoihube, $3.50 uub $3.50.
Oomen Elm Snopf @emien 9ano'
idubs, $1.25; ~ Snopfs. $3.50.
Siuoer Sib Sanoi6ube, leidtes uno
Id,neres @emitbt 8io uno WtoAa, 81. 90
unb $1.25 Oas Yaar.
Sin uniibertreiili9es giortimsnt pom
Serren SpuSter' uno auIpusbano'
f9ube.
Damsu. Ssrrsu unb Stnoer mollene
Sanoidube. uolle Sinie, gu % uno 80
Gents oaS Paar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05

Re.ue beutf DE rmees
u n o m. Die Ginfiibrung Der
felbgruuen Uniform in Der beutIden
glrmse 1T nunmebr beIdIoFen. Die
9etleioungsdmter ftelIen bic erite @drs
nitur fir bic Snfanterie Der. @pGtsr
tommen bic &abdGlerie unb bic Qrtils
lerie an bic Reibe. Der Waffenrod
erbGIt Suinenfdnur unb sroben Inns
legetraeen. Der, uuf9etlappt, bic Sbren
f6iibt. ferner 5fpei 8orbersMunitionss
taI9en unb pirb nit mattbrdunen
&nDpfen beieBt. 9as SuIstu4 iit DON
arduer Gdrbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05
@apne Gpuntp.

SonesbaIc.-Srt. sluis 9. Surdsr
pom bier uuo Srin 3. gtoble pom Bins'
bamtOn, u. g., wurbeu am Ouutias.
unssta9 our6 Paitor gS. 8. Siller In
ieinsr @Obnuns als elm @bspaar eiuse'
ieeuet.-Deu @bsleuten @eor9e SOreuj
1T elm E06terlein 9eboren mOrbeu.
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@el9aftSlente

Eub bsRGusis bsifrtbt. nd eur& quite
@aartn ntut 8unetu su srrubtn uub
btuuyttu eabsi aud has ausisbtn uub
bic Ginri6tuueuns ibr ss eaesns.
Der erfolsreibe &aufmann,
Der pde, bae feline stbrudtsu 8prmuIars
miibtlftu, tintn liiniiistu Ginbruf lti-
nee @tl&6ftss su mahtH, ftbt eaiu,
bab btsitIbtn nett ausatftibrt unb auf
auitm gapisr ssprudt Fnp, SOl&' Gin
paplT u
,,Goapen SOnb",
bas bic ,,0p@tnbIah" Druduti aui
8tIlanssn Iitftrt uue bas ais tiuts etl
btftn papitrt auf BEN Warft bsiraGtti
ptrb. Cine probs pire itbtn Sti&Sfis.
mann Bon fttnp gOrlhsIt&ttit iibn.
ltugtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05
Spe3talsSSaaren fir bie
Teferfd0e.

Suset-@etroduete Sirnen,
a Sprin9erle.
Pfefferniiiie.
49, Steinp1uiter,
-: ~ Siiirnbsrser
gDM 2ebfuhen
Giue srose Slusmahl uon @an6p. giiii
len uuo Ipfeliinen.
glae Sorten impOrtirte uno einbeimiI6I
9die.
Der 2aoeu lit bis 8 ubr abenos &C.
.v,,.,. 6ffuet.
@.ow. Stebeder.
1873 $50 2ad'a Gue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05

Baton Rouge, 9a.-Srau 8. Wtur'
me0e III oiesmal unier Contributor. Die
5rau ihreibt: Der Ooftor CAB mid
auf uuo if oahte, mein lettes Stiino.
lciu babe Seiflaseu. Sine 5reunoin.
6rau Self, mar 9eraoe bel mir. Die
nabm mid In Paese unb peranlaete
mid, es nit Sorni's gllpenfrduter 8lut.
bsleber ;u psriu9en. Der @rfols mar
munberbar. 9iah 3psi Easen tonnte
i6 allein, obue Stiise, pom Bett bis
gum SOpba 9eben, uno innerbalb breier
@o9sn mar id i'm Stauoe. pieoer mel.
men Sausbalt su leitsn. Die Seute
punbern ii1 i'm b6hiten @rabs iiber bic
g8irtuns pou Sorni's gIlpeutrdutsrs
Slutbeleber. = 9ii6t gum 8erfauf In
Slpotbefen. 3aun nur ourh Sofal'
agenten ooer oirsft BON ben Sabritans
ten, Or. Peter SabrneD e. Cons Co.,
112-11S 90. 9Ogns aus., Chicago,
ST., bejo9eu werbsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05

= anorep .. Spencer. elmer Der
olten Samilien bieIer @eseuo anseb0rs
enb. itarb seitern Wiorsen in ieiner
Bohnun9 on Wtaoiiou aueuue i'm slls
ter pom SO Sabren. @r mar nit ieinem
Srnber an Der Spencer 3e4e in Duu'
more betbeili9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05

- SOr einiser 3eit itsuts Die 9uda'
nauna @ompanie Die @oneretearbeit on
benz Sunoament fir Die @ie6erei elm.
uber iest miro Die glrbeit nit @ifer mel.
ter betrieben, iolanse Die Bitteruns
siiniti9 lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05
SrieseHsfpmareh Dor 2A52 sabrem.

O~sN~NstHe~"oNNH S''VNN'''
SIN SinbIid auf bic tiir5lih beenoete
Sriebenstpnfersna i'm Suag biirfte bic
Sbatia9s bes Snterefes ni4t snt'
ratbsn. bab Elm 5riebsnstonsreB be-
reits i'm Sabre 545 b. gbr. in China
Ttattfanb. SamaIs beitanb bas Rei9
Der Wlitte aus elmer @nSabl ben eins
amber unabbGnsisen Seubalitauten, bic
iih fortipdbrenb unter einanber be-
triegten. lin ben eipisen Dirren elm
@n6e gu MAIDEN, berief man in benz
genannten Sabre. cine @eriammIun9
nod Der SauptItdbt bes Stuutes
Sung. Bon ben Ia babel psrtretenen
Stadten polIten spei ii6 iiberbaupt
ni9t eibli1 binbsn. ObsIsih +. ertlGrs
ten, in Der Sbeorie ben Srieoensbes
itr.buns.n sbenIo sensist gu fein tpis
bic anbern. Die iibrisen SpDlf ginsen
fei.rlide 9erpIli6tun9en elm, ii9 in
3utunft ni6t msbr sesenIeitig gu be-
triegen. Sreilib filbr trobbem bel Der
gegenIeitigen @iferiu6t bds Shlp.rt
balb lpieoer aus Der S9eibe.
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SinleD6~
8eierta8S
Sattoi0mbe+

gBir ,eisen cine reprdientatiue Nus
mabl uon ben belten Subrifaten-aoler.
Berrin, @eutsmeri. 6ownes. WtarIball
5ielb unO Stepnier-bie ieet auS9e'
felt iinO.
Ole srOse Yeri4ieSenbeit ermO9liht
es iebem Wtann. Srau. Wtdohen uno
9uabsu, seraOc isuen 9anbibub gu err
lanssn uuO ;u Dem 8reiie, ben man 3u
bs;ablen wiiniAt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05

&atarrb Fam nidt furirt wers
ben hur6 Io:aIe appIicahontn, sa Fs bm
SiB bsr aranfbtit ni4t urtihtu iSnutu.
Ssaiarrb n zine 8Iut. Dbtr Gpnffiiutons-
araufbsit uub um iit ~ btiItn, mibt Sbr
iuusrIids psiImiitt ntbmsu. 5an's aa.
tarrb-su wirb ttnetnpuymsH uub pirft be
rsit auf eas 8Iut unb bic Itltimiss Obr-
H66t. 5aa's Qatarrb.ssur n feline Aua6s
faIbsr. Wsebtn. ole pures felt 9abrsu ppu
tintm Der befsn aHstt hitlts eauets ser>
oreutt une II Gin rtsflm6bists Rtttpi. Sis
btifsbt aus ben btiftu btiannttn Spniea,
psrbunbsn NIT ben bsftn Bluirtinianss-
mttisln, bic birtft auf bic ShIdmpbnH6hS
wiritn. Die pUlliommeur 8nbiusuns btI
apti 9ttanetbtilt IN fs, mas fOlh' punbn.
peat RtluIiais bel str S,iluns ron aatarrt
bsrpOrbriust. Cast Gur 3tusuift umIcnf
stbtH.
6.S. S.gbtuts & 9 o.. Gissntt. 9uIsbU, .
gfrfauft pou altH Npothtftrn, prtis 75e.
| paa's 6amilitH-pillfH fne bic btfin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-05

Ole Ginipob obnersa !
Der @rbe. bic mad einem gIaus
bu4 Der ameritanifbeu Miffion auf
1,563.000,000 MenI9en angeaeb.n
lpirb, umfubt bsrfsIben QueIle 3ufolge
558,862,000 @briiten, ndmli9 1861
066,500 proteitanten, 272,638, 500
RDmiids&atboIifde unb 120, ,157, 900
9risdii9> >&atbOIif6e, bierin aud bic
alien orientaliihen 9ir9eneemeins
fdaftsn inbsgriffen. Gerner ip.rben
anseseben 11,222,0C0 Subsn, 216.e
$4,000 Mobammebaner, 1877 7,935,O00
9ubbbiiten, 209,659.000 Sinbus. CUR
2ebre beg &unfucius tetsnnen ii9
231.816,000 Menf9en; 24.900,000
Tinb Sdintoiiten unb 100000 Sc
tif4anbeter, @nimiiten.