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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14

and with the supervision of public
institution. Penthesilia was fed six
pound grain mixture during the first
four months of her period. This was
supplemented by peas. oats. hay, green
alfalfa and corn and pasture in sea
son. at the close of the pasture sea
son clover. alfalfa and roots were Civ
en-. Beginning with December the
grain ration was increased to eight
pounds daily. and during March. April
and May thirty pounds Of silage were
added TO her feed. The roots which
had been given before this were dis
continued.
During June she made S52.G pounds
of milk. testing G.3f per cent fat. on
eight pounds e grain ANA pasture
alone. During The twelfth month CT
the test she gave SSH pounds of milk.
testing $50 per cent and making 52.54
pounds Of butter fat The record was
made between Arg i. 1906. and July
81. 1907 She offers another illustra-
ton of the ability Of the Guernsey
cow to deliver the goods" says Kim
balls Dairy Farmer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
DAIRYING MEANS DETAILS.
Men Who Can Manage These Well Are
the Profit Makers,

Men Who Can Manage These Well Are
the Profit Makers.
By r. A. PEARSON, before Vermont
Dairymen'S association.
1t has been my privilege to visit a
goodly number of dairymen who are
making profits from their dairies and a
number of others who are not making
profits Those in the former class are
very numerous They may be found
scattered thickly in st. Lawrence coun-
ty, n. Y, which county alone produced
more than 100000 worth OF dairy
products last year. They may be found
in Jefferson county, Wis, which coun-
ty produced more than 81 100000 worth
of dairy products in one year, and they
may be found in thousands of places in
this state and in other states.
Every one who studies the methods
of profit making dairymen finds that,
although no two of them conduct their
work in identically the same manner,
there are certain features about their
work which are alike wherever you go.
Conceded Points.
In the first place, successful dairy
men are giving much attention to the
health of their herds They realize il
these days of keen competition that a
COW must do her utmost if she is to
yield profit If part of the body is
in distress, the functions of the remain
der of the body are interfered with Iii
rectly or by sympathy, and at once the
productive capacity is reduced. Anoth-
ell point upon which profit making
dairymen agree is the Importance OF
selecting out from their herds those
animals which are not paying for
themselves and the Importance also of
feeding all cows literally. Profit max
ing dairymen are also coming to agree
upon the Importance of avoiding I'm
necessary milk contamination.
Learning How to Sell Milk.
1t is noticeable also that profit max
ing dairymen are carefully studying
processes OF handling milk and its
products and especially those ways
which bring best quality and highest
prices. 1t is no exaggeration to. say
that dairymen of this country are los
ing mary millions of dollars each year
for the simple reason that they are
not handling their milk or milk prod
ucts as it could be handled to bring
good prices.
Biggest Point of All.
Ny last point upon which profit max
ing dairymen agree is perhaps more
important than any named thus far.
because Indirectly it includes them all.
1t is a conspicuous fact that profit
making dairymen have the qualities of
successful business men. They are
able to look after Details to plan them
and carry them out.
Dairying means details. If enc can
not manage details it would be better
for him to become salesman, a clerk.
day laborer street car conductor or
something else which will permit him
to work with his hands while another
person thinks out the details for him
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Pattino Himself on the Back,

the easiest possible process for him to
study out how fixity of purpose, ambf
ton, judgment and close application to
his work were the deep-seated virtues
that made him the success that he is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
At THE ROYAL.


and to exhibitors of live stock Ac-
ton and excitement. are recognized ut
their full value in arranging the pro
gramme. An exhibition was given by
a section of the Kansas City fire de.
partment. 1t consisted in rapid bitches
and unhitches and high speed dashes
made by fire wagon.
Swift & Co.'s six horse team to truck
was a show in itself. Mammoth mules
in harness had their share of attention
at the same time, and sandwiched ia
among these fat. sleek hybrids and in
conspicuous contrast with the heavy
horses were Shetland ponies in harness
and under saddle Thanking the space
occupied by these exhibits were Short.
horn, Hereford. Angus and Galloway
cattle in imposing alignment.
As a show of breeding beef cattle II
may be doubted whether we have ever
seen the superior of this years Royal
In their numerical conspicuousness and
remarkably high quality the entries
set a new standard for our shows
Marked improvement in the number
and quality of pure bred and grade fat
steers was noted. Angora goats, four
breeds of hogs and three of sheep made
creditable exhibits. Draft horses were
a small but distinguished class, sever
al outstanding stations and mares
showing. Coachers made an attractive
display. A larger or better collection
of mules than those seen here has not
been exhibited in Missouri.
The Herefords of the middle west
gave an lat home" to those of the sur
rounding country, and evidently but
few regrets were received. Never have
the white faces" shown here in such
numbers as on this occasion. More
over. the exhibit was of standard set
ting quality.
The grand champion of the show
was discovered in the senior bull calf
class-the Shorthorn Ruberta's Goods
He came from Nebraska farm.
To Feed or TO Sell?
The general desire Of feeders to get
cattle that will go to market after q
short feed has left comparatively few
buyers for the classes which require a
longer DeTIO0l IUI uuiSulnS, anu lhCES
grades are comparatively cheap. Thin
cattle are being marketed freely, few
are being put in the feed lots for long
feeding, and the result must be short
age of fat cattle in the late winter and
spring months of 1908. Feeders cannot
figure out how they can get fair
price for their corn if they feed for
these months, and they are quite gen
orally preparing to let the business
alone. But there are some facts to be
considered on the other side. If many
follow this course the market for corn
may not prove as satisfactory as they
anticipate. while the market for cattle
may surprise them. The prospect of Il
good beef margin over prices of feed
ers requiring a long feed is excellent.
Pigs to follow cattle are more reason
able in price than usual. and the out.
look for them when fat is also encOur-
aging. These things may offset the
supposed advantage of marketing corn.
involving as it does considerable out
lay for husking and getting to the ele
vator. And, further. concludes Nation
al Stockman, it is probable that consid-
cradle corn will not grade well this
year. resulting in disappointing prices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Explosion and "lmpIoslon.n

Everyone knows what an explosion
is, but its opposite, an implosion, is
less familiar. At greater depths in the
sea the conditions are favorable for
its production. At $500 fathoms the
pressure is, roughly speaking, two and
one-half tons to the square inch-that
is to say, several times greater than
that exerted by the steam on the pis-
ton of a powerful engine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Good Grain Market.

While it is never possible to raise
too many good animals, it is very easy
to overstock the farm with common or
inferior beasts. Grain fed to special
purpose animals is well disposed Of
while if administered TO scrubs il does
not bring half its market value.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Public Speaker interrupted.

Public speakers are frequently in
terrupted by people coughing, This
would not happen if Foley's Honey
and Tar we're taken, as it cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. The genuine con-
teins no opiates and is in yellow
package. }. 7. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Louis B. Ruka.
REGIME for Hanniness.

If you would be true to the best in
yourself, living up to your highest con-
ceptions of right. standing boldly by
the truth and satisfied Herewith, you
will be happy man.-Marcus Azure
Illus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Danger in Asking Advice.

When you have cough or cold do
not ask some one what is good for it.
as there is danger in taking some I'M
known preparation. Foley's Honey
and Tar cures coughs, colds, and pre-
vents pneumonia. The genuine is in
a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
j. T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Probably Not.

An actor who had made a lament
able failure in part from which he
had hoped for great success, said to
a fellow thespian: 81 can't make out
why the thing didn't go. Wasn't my
acting good?" "Well-ah-' STAN
mered the other, who was in truly
embarrassing plight, good is not the
word
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Painful to Her.

It's all well enough to say ignor-
ance is Bliss" began Miss Yerner.
Whats the matter noW?" asked her
chum. tom gave me an engagement
ring last week and I can't find out
what it cost him"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Cattle IN Florida,

Florida appears to be taking more
interest in cattle Bermuda grass
makes everlasting pasture fields, and
the velvet bean is great stock feed for
the region
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
Woman's Delight.

Mrs. Benham-I had a perfectly de-
lightful time today.
Benham-WhOse funeral was it?-
Puck.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BUCHNER.
Practices in all State courts. Loans, Cos :
lections and settlement of estates. Cours
commissioner for q. S. courts and for Cir
cult court of Grant County,
Lancaster, Wisconsin,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14

TTORNEYS-RUSHNBL WATKINS &MOsEE
Farmers Phone, Sc; Union Phones.
Practice in all State aud United States
Courts. Once over State Bank of Gran
County,
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14
LANCASTER HOSPITAL.

FRANCES ], BOOK, MD, Diseases of
women and children. Office at her home
south of Catholic church. Phone. Bell
1892 IF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14

ATTORNEYS-HowE& GILMAN
Practices in all 0 courts. 0Collcctiona
speciality,
BoscObel. Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14

DIR. J. E.GREED, DENTIST.
Lancaster. Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14

ATTORNEY-GEo. B. CLEMENTsoN.
Once in Baldwin Block,
Lancaster, wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-14

ATTORNEYS-BROWN & BRENNAN.
Office in Baxter Block,
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
Aus benz Oberen 2hale.
(Ar6balo gorreiponben,.)

- Der Rols Diidael 3afosfis bonn
Ebroop BOulsuarb wnrbt um Samftas
giudmittas 3u DidioH, als er fi@ auf
osm Ssimwss befanO, BON bsm Sara'
togo Sdnell3us Der .. & 8. Giienbubn
sstroffsn uuO auf Der Stsas sstDbt,t.
3ufostie. Der ais 9anolunser in Der
Storrs 3ehe anseitsllt mar, bate fur3
Dor benz llnsliid on feline in europa
pObnsnbs 5amilis cine @slbanweiiuns
seianbt.
- Der SBirtb gntbonD 9aotb bon
Der 9iioss su sIrdbulo IisB Sobn 8O'
mo. SObn Rosutu, 3isma 9iOuiSsti uub
Sobn Stanfauid ON DOnneritas pers
baftsn, neil iie am pOrbersebsnbsn
Samitus SbenO. nadOem iis on biz
9uft seiest worosn paren. oas @ebduos
bombaroirtsu uno alle Seniter jertriini'
merten. Die 8srbafteten muBten il
$500 8iirsidaft ftir ibr gers9tlidss
@ri9eiuen ftellen.
t@arbonoale @orreiponoeuj.)
- Dis 9sids oss Sobn SlomDot Don
WtapfislO wurbe ssftern UtOrssu nubs
BEN nsuen Wtenbsliobn @ebdubs bort'
islbft ssiunOsn. Der Mann bate lidJ
auf Oem GrObOoeu niebsrsslsst, mol
elnssIdlufen unO erfrOren.
= Die 9asetnsiiiie Der lseteu puai
Gage. bic elm Stsissn bes 9adawannr
SluIles jur 5cISe batten, srwisien iid
bier als isbr uerberblid unb man iddst
ben bur9 bic llebsri6pemmunsen angs'
ri9teteu S6uosn auf runo S25, 900.
= Der Is Sabre alte Siouc Siepnscb
elm slnseitellter oss WtOrie Siu 8re
ders. fisl Wtontas Yormittas in oil
6ollen uno ebe Die Wiaihinerie gun
Stillitan6 sebrnht meroen fonnts, nal
Der aHabe ;u elmer formloien Wiaiir
3eroriidt mOroen.
= Die @bsleute Serr unO 6rau Gbe.
coOr Shimpff pom Glib SSaibinstor
StraBe bstrauerr Den Yerluit ibres adj
Wtonats altsn SUbnlsins Sermuun. Ous
wtittwo6 Moresu Der @sbirnsnt,iino'
nns. erlus. Die Ssiissuns erfOlst in
5oreit Sia Griebbofe in SCRANTON Die
fen Donusriius gia6mittus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
Biltes. Sarre Raari&tsn.

= @eorss 2ubre6t, Rsoaiteur oss
Sasleton rStanbarb-, If gum tauf'
mdnniI1sn Gbi6dstr fiir bas @onntp
9u,srns srnunut worben.
= Bon bsuts on wsrben aIls 9unos
nntsr Suarantdne fir 100 Gage ss'
ftsllt, aus 5ur6t Dor Der GOllwutb.
Sun6s obue senlsenbe WfaulfOrbs wer'
ben Obns Grburmsn sriaOiien.
= glaa oem @nti6sib Der @ommii'
fdre wirb SuIsrue 9ountp feline RsiOrm'
anitclt unO Seim fur iusenblids Ser'
BREEDER srridtsn, iOnOeru fir Oersn llu'
terbrinsuns wie bisber be3ablen.
= Die bstasts Sruu Gburles Wfcr
Gourtp usrbrunnte ON Srsitas in ibrer
8obnuns. sic mar seldbmt uno wdb'
reno lie allsin mar. serietb ibr Gnine
in Brano, Obne oaB lie nm 9ilfe ruier
fonnte.
= Der Sealp BREEDER Der Wtinsrs
0fias SOblsn @ompanie wurbe Conn
ta9 Morsen um etwa 5 llbr ourd cir
Stuer jeritOrt. oas jeosnialls ansele9
mar. osnn es befano iih msOer Samltnt
nod in Der 9iaht Elm Seuer i'm @eb6u
De. Sdon Dor Spei SBoden mar eli
8ranbitiftunssusriud ssmudt, abe
sliidti9 usreitelt porben. Der 8erlui
bstrdst s 80, 900 unb bas 8ert beIddf
ti9ts $50 Wfdnner uno Snabeu.
= Die &s9ensiiiie Der lsstsn Gag
buben in bieier @eeenO, wie ia itsts
Our6 austrsten Der miloen @sbirss
babe 9rOsen Shaben ON ben Sabnbet
ten uno anosrem @issntbum unssridtet
ben Serfebr unterbrofen unb @rube
uno 5abrifen gum Stillitunoe 9ebrabt
3wiidsn bier unO yiuntieofs. uuf De
@beneu Der sSeitieite unO ju Wiiner
DtiIls, 9uOiOn. Slams uuO uuOsre
| Srtihaften lit Der ShaOeu beNsuten
nno na6baltis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
Sunmpre.

= Der italieuii4e SanOlanSsr an,
tbOnp Wtontun wurbs Samitas 0lad,.
mittas in Dem 9iaD slus Stsinbru6.
ba sr nidt idnsll ssnus iid in Cider
belt bradts, uon ben 9riimmeritiideu
elmer erfOlstsn @rplOiion sstroffen uus
trus innerli6s Yerlesun9en bauOn, Elm
ause uurbs ibm ausssbIaieu unO isin
@eiidt uno SOpf hos Ssridnittsu. Sm
Staut Soipital bate man nur penis
9oifnuns, baB Der gsrIests ii6 wieosr
erbolen witroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
3ittston.

Srau @eorss 5leii6er pOn Oii1
StraBe itiirjte Nfontas cine 9repps
binab nno brad iid ourd ben 6all elm
Ssin nlbe oem 5ubselsuf.
- @eOrse 8OlurO, Elm 9Iussitelltsr
in Der Office Der Il. 9. @rprsB @Ompa.
ME. erbielt WfOntas eiuen Singer in Der
9biire Der @sloipinOe jsrOriidt.
= Die SOiepb Safe 8Obnuns an
Der @de uou suSerne slue. unb Spring
StraBs. @eit Bittston, wuros Disnitas
WtOr9sn friib burd elm eutftunbsnss
5cuer gum Betrase uOn $4,000 bsidd.
oi9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
Geri6tli6es.

GonD 9satqu. Der s8siticite Bidder,
Der idluOis bsfunoen wurSs. junst
uidbden friminell ausssriiisn su babsn.
erbislt SwOlf Sabre 3udtbaus. &4Esae
6rau Snioiu 9uwrltO, Die i'm uerflol.
ienen Suli unseblidl ibren @atten init
Gel bssOB uuO oiefts uniiinOste, ats Ell
bstrunien i'm Bstt lag, puOurd bsr
Wiann 10 ihlimme BranSpunosn er.
bielt. bas er balb nahber itarb. muros
iu ieds Sobren 3udtbaus usrurtbeilt,
nahbem iie iid bee MorSss i'm jmeiten
@ruoe idulbis betannt bate. Ssuat
9utrO, Der ansebli9 elm 9iebbaber Der
5rau mar unO bisle ;u Dem gsrbrs6en
uerleitet buben ioll, piro erft i'm 5sbru.
ar prO3eiiirt Dsrosn. ba Gin pidtiser
.3euse franf lit.
DOminic 5errau, BE- SinspOssl too.
tsts, bat $40 unO bic Soften Su be-
sablen.
Saut elmer Wtontag befannt 9ema6tsn
seridtli6en 9utidsiOuns 1T sincOln
9eisbts nunmebr als Die %. 8aro Don
Scranton Su bttradtsn.
9iaabem 5ranf Slssnopi6. Niidasl
9sulsp uuO SatOb Sbsis ii6 um
Disuitus psridiebeusr gsrbrsdtn idul.
Dig befanut butten, Usrnrtbsilts iis Der
SSidtsr su 81 5trafe, ben ssOitsn unb
OlssuOuid unO Ebsis 20 25 nuO Ssa.
tsp Su 20 9ubrsn 3udibuus. Dus
llrtbeil 1T bus i6werits. Ous ie in Die.
fem GOuntD fur elm Oerortisss Ser.
bre9en sesebsn wurOe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
SpSe Sart ssOtisen.

Srau 8. eosun BON Dorotbp
StraBe murbe Sreitus In 6sm Sonas
Songs eaOsn babel erpiidt, ais lie iid
elm Soar Sdube aneisnete unb baum
perbaftst. sic muBts bel Dem fOIosus
= Ri9uel Matuutps, Elm 5anUiaa.
ger in Der Briggs 3ede, erbislt Snnis
flag bura elm Soblsnitiid, bas ibn na9
elmer Sprsnsuns traf. mebrere 0sippsu
ssbroden. Der 8srlests pobnt on
Wtiles Court unb mnrbs 3ur 8ebano.
lung nod benz 8eitieits 9Oipital &c.
nommen.
! Su isiusr NObnuns on SamptOn
Strase itarb aiu 9onntas Gin befanntsr
Dsutidsr iener yiuhbaridaft. Mii9usl
ssun, i'm Slter bon 6s Sabrsn. Die
Ssiissuns srfOlsts Seitsrn, mad sinsm
Trausrbienit in Der osutiden fatb. ct,
SObannes Stride, i'm 5rieobofe Oet
9emeinoe.
= 3psi Dinse ideinen INNER 3u.
iummsu gu seben, ndmli9 Suiten unt
@rtdltunssn. 3nwsilsn sntmidelt iif
iosar SdwiuOiuat; Or. gusuii
SOnis's Samburssr 8rnfttbse jsitis &c.
nommsn. wirb bic @rfdltuns uertrsibsn,
tsin Suiten bleibt suriid uno cine uOll-
itdnbise Sur lift bic Solse.
- aibsr BrOOfs wurbs DOnnsritae
in Grmanseluns uon $500 Biirsl9ait
benz @sfdnsniB iibertpieisn,s neil sr in
lsster 3eit Die Sdwsitsr uon Soiept
slnslsn bslditiste uno bsorobte, ba fl
feline 3uneisuns nidt erpieoerte. Die
junse Dame iofpie anoere Wfitslieoel
Der Samilie erbielten uon SroOfs DrOb'
briefe.
-g gls Der Staliensr SamsS GoIs por
6airpism auenue uno Prics StraBe Iid
Souutag gia6t 3ur 9aube bessbsr
pollte, erplooirte cine on Der @dnt
bdusenbe &umpe nuO ;iiubsts ieinl
9leiouns on. Die 5Olss mar. oaB osl
Wiann ibIimm. nber nidt lsbsnsseiGbr
lih am sanSeu S6rper usrbrannt Wuros
Den YerbOr $25 Strufe bs,ubleu. 8rar
yOsan erfldrte ipdter, Onb iis Die abfidt
bate. Die S4ubs 81 fauien uno oaf
ibre Yerbaftuns pesen Oiebitabl einl
uOreilise mar.
= Die 9adamanna auenue Bride
wnroe wiontas fir Dassn sei6lOiicn.
oa iie iid in einem ssfdbrliden 3uitant
bsfinoet. Sin 5suer in elmer nlten 9ob'
lenaoer Der @ort unb Bottle 3eds be,
oroht sinsn Der Pfsilsr. aui mslhem bil
Bride rubt. am Disnitas muros Sil
Bride gang uno gar abseipsrrt. 90 ibl
3uitano elm osrartiser If. oaB man be,
iiirdtst, fis f0nue su irssnO einsr i3eil
einitiirSen. bod bOffte man seitern, ben
llnterbau oerart fifteen gu f0nuen, bat
bic Bride @nbe bisisr ISOLDE pisosl
benust Deroeu fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
&pejiaI.SSaaren fir bie
6eiertaNe.

Susel-@strodnets Sirneu,
Sprinserls.
Pfefsrniiie.
Steiupfiaiter,
9iiirnberger
Sebfuden.
Sine srObe guswabl BON GanbB, 9iif.
len unO Slpislliuen.
slae SOrtsu impOrtirts unO sinbsimii6s
9die.
Der Saoen lit bis 9 llbr absnbs &C.
Oifnet.
Gow. Siebeder,
1913 $50 9ad'a Npe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
Gin nsnss sIatt our @sidiats S,s

Gin nenes 8Iatt ;ur @eididte Oss
alteu 9eilmittsls. 6Orui's sllpenfrdutsr'
8lutbeIsbsr, fommt bissmal pon earle.
ton, 9ieb. Sine Srau 81. 6. Carpenter
ihreibt; rSdidsn sic mir ssil. Elm
Siitden uon 5Orni's 9Ilpentrdutsr.9lut.
beleber. Sd wuros in WiarDlanO ssbo.
ren uuo ,rinnere mid nod gan, gut,
mas uns Der @robpater erSdblts pom
leiner Wanoerune iiber Die Blue Jiioes
Mountnins um Mebbin bonn alten Or.
Better 6abrnsD gu bolen uuS pon Der
pnnoerbaren SSirfuns ieiner SsilmitteI.
DssDessn i4ide i'd fir bic Wiebi;in. =
5orni's Sllpenfrduter.9 .9lutbsleber 1T felt
iiber sinsm Sabrbnnbert Dor BEN PubIi.
FUN. Sm @sssuius gu anbersn fsrtis.
ssitellten WisoiSinen 1T er ni9t in apos
tbefen ju baben, iOnoeru nur pon eos
talsgseuten Oosr bur9 Die @isentbiimsr
oirett. @enn uidt in Der @essno ;u
babeu, ihreibt on Or. Better 5abrnsB &
Cons Co., 112-11s 90. Sonns ape.,
Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
0as Ihal abmdrts.

Snblor. Dem @rocerie @sidGft
uOn Peter Neisfopf on Wtain Strube,
nabe DAT. brad ssiteru Wiorsen ssssn
1 llbr Elm Seuer aus, melhes orei @es
bGuoe 3eritOrte unb eiusn S9aoen pom
beildufis SILL 900 ahridtete. @s buu.
erte lan9e. ebe Die Seuerwehr eintrui,
10 oaB Die 6lammsu iib idon melt aus.
sebrsitst batteu uno srit sesen 3 llbr
9so6mpft weroen fonuten. @s bari oils
elm Slid bcSsihnet wsrOen, oaB wsOsr
Wisni6enlebsn iu betlosen, nod t6rpers
lihe Serlesunsen Su perSeihnen iinb.
Sin 5eusrmanH trug cine SSnuoe an
Der 9ano Oauou, uerunlabt ourh Elm
Stiid Ble6.
= SObn g8aGuf, elm 9luseitelter
Der Sermgn giO. 3e6s 3u DID 5orss,
erbielt OOnneritas bur9 sinsn Dedeu.
faGl ssfdbrIi4e Serlesuusen unO wuroe
3nr Sebanolun9 nn6 Dem Mfetes 2ags
lor SOipitul ssnOmmen.
= Der 9si6nam zines unbsfunntsn
Wtanues wurOe ssitern WtOrsen in benz
yadawanua Sluiie bsi Mooiic auise.
iuu6en, mo sr uOn bem @ebiiide feltae.
bnlten wOrSsu mar. g8abrideinlif bat
ibn bic 9odfutb BORT anssidwsmmt.
&atarrb fam ni6t fnrirt per.
ben tuT6 lp:aIt appIrahentn, Ia ft etn
SiB tn ardnfbtit nihi rrtihtn icuntn.
aaiaub ii sine 9Iut. pbtr Gpnlfiutisus.
arauibdt une nm llt su btiIsn, miiet 9br
iHnetIits 6tilmiitd nttmtn. Sau's IA.
tarIb-aur pirb tiuetnommsn unp pirft BE-
rtIt auf eas Plut uub bic idlsimiae Sbu-
Hdtt. Sal's 2atarrb-ttur III itiut Guad-
iaIbsr. Mseain. Gle pnree Isii 9abrtu psu
siusm bu btlitu Ausit eitlts eauhss ssr.
ureutt uue III fn rtstImdeisss Rtttpt. Gle
ttftbt aus btn btlitn bhanuifn SeHiea,
snbuubsn nit ben btlrH Bluirsinienas.
mtti,lu, bic hirtt auf bic SdltimpbsIil6tt
ntrfn. Die pcltcmmtHt 8nbineuna htr
,pti 8tttanetbalf iif 60, mas iplH' number.
pcat Rflultats BET Der StiluHe pon Raiarrb
bsrporbrinst. eaei Gu9 3sasHiiis umipHf
etbfu.
Q. 3. GbtHty & q o.. Gissntb., spItbS, o.
gerfauft SeH allen MpCibstnu, prtis 75G.
3aI's 0amilisn' pinsu lne bic btfsH.
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stusitslluus bOa ;arteH
GeIdlenfe SaIdentider.

sauI,ns, ron prattSCltn Saitsniii6sr in
ibrtr 3artbtit. eltaanit Rpit ppint, Dnbtb
nnb tansstlfidts 9ri&nHunasn. aaiHtntittr
fir itbts QItsr, 5aIhtntlhu nm bic Sndsn
in tu dstnsu GUlltfiiru nussufnlfn. tttut
TtTius ale G,absn fur auhtrt. Die phuihtns-
usrtbs @sibua6ls SOrR, bic ausltbsn une
fibItn, ale rtnn lif hotptlt ttn pon uns ptr'
ianatn prtis rdrtu. aat bhbi1 psrpadt In
stisriitu @nbnatisfiiftsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12

Die iGhrlids gBsibuahtsfsisr Der
SCRANTON 5dnssrrunbs fiuoet an 9isu.
iabrstase fat.
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Bon peterSburs.

: gu @bren bes II. 9sburtstases
BON SRI. Gliiubstb EiBIsr funS in Der
BObuuns ibrer @lteru am Samita9
cine ssislliss 3uiummsntuuft itutt, mos
bel man ii9 nit Spielsn unO Ntuiii
usrsniists uub Sulsst sinsu iebr idmud'
baftsn SmbiB siunubm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-12
Orch Suit GaIes.

Gin ppaIidneisrs. arOsts Gfortimsnt. ftins
qsbt. al, ron ibntu. SUIT harft Stablss,
Iftll, fir farftu @ttInu6-eter @riitt, nett
bdIsisst uub i6pusn S&naqtn. prsIit laE.
ftn ron $3.50 bic IS 20.
Rir dnb fpi auf uniut eiuit ren 8tb.
uuuosbsb6ltsr, 8ritfbtb6lttr. 9pmbinatipn Ia
idbtnblhtru, giaaITtnbtbGitr nue 8arttubt-
bdlttru. Nus fsin strftrtist uue tniporftn.
Gtmadbt fir IraabnTfeit urb Idlhsu St'
auunlititit prtifs, SOC bic 500.