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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
Doing Business AgaIII.

when my friends thought / was
about TO take leave of this world. on
account of indigestion. nervousness
and general debility" writes A. A.
Chisholm, Treadweil. N. Y. and when
1t looked as If there was no hope
left, ] was persuaded to try Electric
Bitters, and l rejoice to say that they
are curing me. / am now doing busi-
ness again as of old, and am still
gaining daily" Best tonic medicine
on earth. Guaranteed by all drug
giSts hnC ~
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

The idea is never to slide directly
at the baseman. You cannot scare
good second baseman by sliding right
at him feet first, and, the chances
are, If the play is close, you will
slide right into the ball.
To master this getaway slide you
must be able to skim along the
ground on either side Of your body.
So get couple of large Turkish
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
TERRITORIAL CAPITAL
OFFICIAL MATTERS
u. 4. EIiNINE IL RE-APPOINTED
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
IIANDS-ARTICI.E OF IN
CORPORATION NOTARIES
PUBLIC

santa Fr April 25.--Notwith-
slauaiu- iuc fact that his resignation
lad been writi,l ana was en- route to
Washington. The following appoint
meats we're made yesterday afternoon
by Governor agerman:
Robert Il. Ervien was reappointed
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
The Price of Health

The price of health in a m6iarious
district is just 25 cents: the cost OF a
box Of DR., Kings New Life Pills, ="
writes Ella Slayton, OF Noland. Ark.
New Life Pills cleanse gently and i'm
part new life and yigor TO the sys-
TEN. 25c. Satisfaction guaranteed al
an druggists.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
NOTICE.

X. Speelman. of the firm Df Speel-
man x Gearing, 2O5 West Gold ave-
nue.. has sold his interest to G. n.
Davis and in the future the firm will
be known as Davis and Gearing. An
accounts payable 10 the new firm.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
AmcrICan Association.

At indianapolis indianapolis o;
Kansas City, l.
At olumbus--Columbus e. 81.
Paul, /.
At Toledo-Toledo 8; Milwaukee 4.
At Louisville-Louisville 2; Mime
apolis 81 II innings tie).
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

Government experts here have been
advised of the use in India of lancet
invented by Sir Lauder Branton, an
eminent British physician. known as
the snake bite lancet" 1t is being
widely distributed by the authorities
to police outposts and united pro-
vinces, and also to all village officials
by some of the native states in upper
and central India. 4 report by one
J ers ~ is to the eject that ne ha1
saved the lives of twenty persons Bit
ten by cobras and karaits within the
last year by the use of one lancet.
The use of this simple instrument
may be the means of saving thou
sands of lives annually in India.
where the mortality from snake bite
is appalling
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
BASFBAII TIPS TO
THE YOUNGSTERS
No. 4.

DO you know what a getaway
slide" is? Well, after you have
learned To hit the bah to either field
and lay il down occasionally. the
chances are that you will get ON the
bases pretty often, so you'd better
learn this manner of sliding; it's the
only way.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

Politicians in Washington are talk
ing about the possibility Of Elihu
Root being elected n senator from
New York in 1911, when the term of
the debonair and ever youthful
Chauncy Mitchell Depew expires. Ac-
cording to the gossips 1t has been set
tied that Theodore Roosevelt will be-
come a senator when Thomas Collier
Platt steps down and out on March 4,
1909. With Roosevelt and Root in
the senate. the Empire state Of the
union would have a strong represen-
tation i'm that body. Roosevelt is an
aggressive man and will undoubtedly
make himself felt as a force in the
land when he leaves the white house.
Elihu Root is one Of the strongest In
tellects that the present administra-
tion has brought into public life. For
many years there has been a close
bond of friendship between him and
Mr.. Roosevelt, and undoubtedly they
would get along in the senate admir-
ably.
Public Office is G.stateful to Mr..
Root, and doubt is expressed by his
frien Is that he will remain In the
lime light when he quits the high
post which he now fills with so much
credit to himself and the administra-
ton. But the gossips will have II
that Mr.. Roosevelt is destined to sue
ceed Senator Platt in 1909, and they
are equally insstent that Mr.. Root
will join Senator Roosevelt in the
upper house in 1911.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

Bring us your job work. Prices
the very lowest ana the work viii
stand inspection anywhere. Business
and calling cards a specially.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
BASE BALL
WHERE, THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
National League.

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
American League.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

Bitten by a Spiifer.

Through blood poisoning caused by
a spider bite. John Washington. of
Bosqueville. Tex, would have lost his
leg, which became a mass of running
sores, had he not been persuaded to
try Bucklin's Arnica Salve. He writes;
THE first application relieved. and
four boxes healed all the sores"
Heals every sore. csc at all drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
CARPETS GALORE.

We have on display the complete
line of carpet and mating samples OF
one of the largest wholesale houses
in the country.
For Few Days Only.
Call and get n St. Louis line to Sc
lect from, at st. Louis prices. Brus-
sells, Velvets, Administers. from 90C
per yard up.
FUTRELLE FURNITURE co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

that he was in danger, constantly
broached to him by his advisers and
members of his family, was distaste-
ful TO him, and he Gave notice that
he would not tolerate any measures
that would give the impression that
he was in fear of violence. But just
the same, Lincoln was protected at all
times. 1t is related that on one oc-
casion he was closely followed on ono
of his walks by a soldier in uniform.
The president stood the surveillance
for Hhlie, but finally turned in his
walk ana warned the soldier to go his
way, Insisting that he was well able
to take care of himself. Theodore
Roosevelt is a man of nerve and cour-
age. He has no fear that any one
would attempt to take his life. Mr..
Roosevelt is a pretty handy man with
a gun, and the fellow who attempted
to do him harm would be lucky to
escape alive.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
SPORTING NOTES.

Washington fans are making a
howl for Jake Stahl
Jack Root is the latest to chal-
lenge Squires
Ferguson is becoming the main
stay of the New York Giants.
George stone gets a 1OO-pound sack
of -four for a home run he made at
St. Louis.
SocEalexis, the famous ex-Cleve-
land Indian, has signed with the
Bangor, Me, team.
Manager Jones is figuring ON a
White Sox shakeup. Quillen may go
on third, while Rohe takes a rest.
Score one for the mumps in ath-
letics. They have knocked out a. c.
Gilbert. Yale's crack pole vaulter.
President O'Brien Of the American
Association says the team that wins
the pennant in his league must beat
Columbus.
They have a new plunger at Aque-
duct. He is said to be a cousin of
Harry Thaw, and won $4,000 on a
single race.
Someone seems to have spiked the
Pirates guns. Barney Dreyfus SAYS
when his team gets to going here
win be all kinds Of surprises.
Geo. Hun is sporting a fine iia-
mond stud and a gold watch, gwen
him when he left University of I'm
Eois TO take chan ge of th- iIoSioA
Americans.
Western intercollegiate tennis
tourney will be held May $3.50. Min
nesota, Wisconsin. Illinois, Iowa, Pur-
due, Chicago and Northwestern uni
versities will participate.
Cincinnati is stin hoping that Jake
Weimer will appear in a Porktown
uniform. He Is said to be- dissatis-
fed with the money he is 10 get from
the Chicago semi-pro. team.
pitcher stony" McGlynn, ST,
Louis Cardinals. is a policeman dur
ing the winter. From his first per
formances this season he appears 10
club in the winter and get dubbed i'm
the summer.
There is more Catarrh IN tnis section
| OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced II
| local disease and prescribed local rem
! edies, and by constantly failing TO cure
1 with local treatment, pronounced incur
/ able. Science has proven catarrh to
/ be constitutional disease ana therefore
! requires constitutional treatment. Han 5
| CatarTh Cure, manufactured by Il. j..
| Cheney Co, Toledo, Ohio. is the only
! constitutional cure on the market. IL
! is taken internally in doses from ~
drops 10 teaspoonful. IL acts directly
| on the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
| system. They offer one hundred dollars
| for any case It fails to cure. Send for
! circulars and testimonials. Address:
+. J, CHENEY * CO,
Toledo Ohio.
| sold by all Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family pills for constipa-
| ton.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

We do 1t right. ROUGH DRY. I'm
perial Laundry Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
Yesterdays GAMES.
National League.


NHtflt9tl IttSut.
At Philadelphia X. II. l..
Philadelphia ..........
Boston ........ -.....-. .
Batteries Combs ana Schreck;
Young and Armbruster.
At Detroit II. II. f.
Detroit .. ............. l
st. Louis ................ 2
Batteries-Siever and Payne; Jac-
obsen and stephens.
At Cleveland K. II. Il.
Cleveland 90. .............
Batteries-Joss and Clark; Altrock
and Mcfarland.
At New York r. II. T..
washington ........,..
New York ...............
Batteries-Patten and Warner;
Boyle and Klienow.
Western League.
AT Sioux city r. II. r.
sioux cry .......,........-
Denver ..........--..- II
Batteries-B Bennett and Sheehan;
Paige, Wright and Zalusky.
At Des Moines-- K. Fl. +.
Des Moines ..........'.... II
Pueblo ............... 3
Batteries Schroeder Miller and
Wolfe; Bies, Gilbert and Smith.
At Lincoln r. II. Il.
Omaha .. .............. IL 2
Lincoln o.. ..............l9 IL 2
Batteries -- Mckay and sullivan;
McNeely and Gonding.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
~ xCLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. y
WANTED.

WANTED-Plain sewing, to go out by
the day, or to take it in. Call 500
South Second.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

Sold bv all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for constipa
ton
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25
OtarIes Public Amounted.

The following have been appointed
notaries public by Acting Governor j..
w. Raynolds:
John B. Block. of Perea. Sandoyal
county; Morton X. Mcmillan, Of Las
Cruces, Dona Ana county.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

During the civil war period, when
excitement ran high in Washington,
President Lincoln was constantly
guarded in his movements around the
capital. Mr.. Lincoln was not aware
Of the precautions that had been
taken to protect his life. The idea
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-25

Pitcher stony" McGlynn, 81
Louis Cardinals. is a policeman dur
ing the winter. From his first per
formances this season he appears tC
club in the winter and get dubbed in
the summer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

herab. Sdpad brang er bur4 bic
bi6bten 3peise Der berrIi9en 8u9e.
HtinboIb, Der bic 9lide flebenb SiI
bem Seilisenbilb erboben bate. fab
nie Der peIte 8ran5 i'm 8inOe 3its
terte.
Rlasenb fubr Elm 8inOitpB bur6
bic 3peise @s tlang pie Elm se=
paItiser .SeufSer unenbli9en Mits
teibs.
SOIins IduIdte nit bOrsebeugtem
80rper, nit lpeit se6fneten 4usen.
2auter, brobenber rpllte Der Oons
ner, Der benz 9libe unmittelbar
foIgte. 6eftig rauTbte ieBt au9 rer
Regen berniebsr. 0o9 bas oi6te
SlGtteripert Der laubenartig aur. @rbe
gefentten 3peige bot einsn Ieibigen
S9uB.
Reinbplb bate bic 9eIiebte empor
nnb an feline Seite sesogen. Dis Gn
ienem unpersebliben Sage, befen
iunse SeIisteit 10 RAID in Sriimmer
gcben iollte. faBen iie Oa, eng anein=
amber gefhmiest.
Die Ratur rafts. Sn ibnen dbsr
tpar's pIOBli9 itiu. mar Rube unb
6rieoe. Soiine lag On ReinbolOs
5er5en pie elm seneienhes 8inb en-
Der 8ruIt Der lisbenben Wlutter.
gluf einmal ritbttte iie ii6 duf,
fhldng bic Grme Inn ben Sals hes
@eliebten unb fdste inntg: sd mill
mein 4reu5 auf mid nebmen. 9u
follIt mid a6ten f6nnen, tpie bu mid
liebft. @ib mir ben 4bIdieostuB,
bu mein alIes!"
Sine Delt bsr 2iebe unb gntTas
Sung lag in biefen Worten.
~9ott iesne bid, msine tupfere SOs
iinel"
Sbre Gippen bereinten ii9 in beis
Sem, lungem 8ufe.
Pl0BIidb tparen iie ipie in 5euer
getdu6t. Gin furdtbarer 3ra9 erz
f9iitterte bic 2uft unb ben grbbpoen.
Damn mar dllss iiil.
Wie friebIid iie ba febnen an benz
bonn 9IiBitra9I 5srfplittertsn Stamm
Der alten 9u6e. bic beiben SoDten,
Seite on Seite. SanO in Sanb. llsbsr
iie berab netst iid, nur nod lpis in
ben 3ipeisen hdnssnb, bas Mutter.
sottesbifb, 9luf Soiines iunser 8ruit
Giegt Elm Deripeltter Rornblumeus
frdn5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

- Reue Art. 3tpei 2sbrIinse
bistutiren iiber bic psri6isbenen Ris
tuaIien Der iiibif6en unO tatboliiden
Stride. S4lieBlid frast Der cine
ben anberen: a3u peldem Ritus be-
fennt fih Oetn Meiiter, GriBs2" =
.3um Spiritus!" lautet bic prOmpte
4nttport.
= 3eitfruBeu. papa GUM
tIeinen 5rib): 5ribI, Der Stor9 bat
Dir elm griiberhen sebra9t. pillIt
bu es nal iebn9 Srib: Tes, aber
ben Stor4!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

Reue Srtbograpbie.
rOu, Data, pirb Paul sroB ses
f9rieben9" - ~gaa. 70 fsbr srob
nitht!"
- . uber. Wfutter: Rein. aus
benz OilIetuntenOerein trittit Du mir
aus. Wtan bat mir gefaet, bic aiiife
auf Der 8iibne tpiirben muir martirt,
i'd babe aber nit eigenen @usen ss>
fehen, tpie bid Der iungs Mann or=
bentli4 abssbufelt bat! S69tsr6en:
4ber Ufama. bas mar bod aud heute
nur eine. probe!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

= Gin Ma9tpprt. Ser:
Stiqmann besteitet feline S4pisser>
mutter gum 9dbnbpf. auf bem
Wese babin finbet er bic Straben
tpessn zines fiirtliden 8eTudss po.
Ii3eilid seiperrt, bic S9ubIeute pers
nsisern ibm ben 9ur9laB. 0a teins
3eit au berlieren 1T, fpenbet er Ii9
on ben 2eutnant: r@er5eibung, Serr
2eutnant. idh ipolIte meine Shptes
sermutter sur 8ubn brinsen". 2euts
nant (3u ben S9ublsutsm: 0rinsens
Der SAL! Pafirtn Iafen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

auf Der @trsniigungss
rel e. Gr (au feiner Iebr seidndbis
gen 5rau): Run, Wlutter, mas fagit
ou gu oieitm berrliden Grbenfled3
Sic; Sd bin itumm Dor Gntsiiden,
ptnn i'd bas alIes iebe. @r: 8eiBt
bu, bann ippIIen mir bier lpobnen
bIeiben.
Nus benz @eri9tsfaaL.
Ri6ter: Sic iino fdOn un3Gblise
Male porbeitraft! 9lngstlaster (bes
I9eibsn}: 2Iber ar9 bereits einigt
UfaIe freigsfpro6en porbsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

-2ei8te epfli8ten. 0ienits
bsrr: .Mertsn sic Iih - bier sebt
a[Ies nit militdriIdsr Piinttlt9teit
lin feds llbr pirb aufseitanben, nm
sp0lf llbr segeFen unb UNI sebn llbr
5u 8ett gegangen." 0ienItmdb6en
(erIsidterD; nyRu. lpenn es peiter
niats gu tbun sibt. bunn bin if
fhon suFriebsn."
-Rt9ts gelernt, Der tleine
GrnIt: Bite, gapu, tuufe mir bod
Elm pfero! Papu: Sd babe tein @eIr
basu. Germ lieber, baB bu Hug unh
geTdeibt pirit, Oann tannit ou biz
fopiel beroienen, um bir felbit ein
Pferh gu iaufen. Der tleine @rnIt;
Papd, bunn bait bu bod aud niAts
SeIernt. po 1T benn Oein Pfero9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

ri9tisa GiIa. Der Sus
babaua, elm redta @ei3tragn, bat auf
ba 9pit i'm Sarod eine Wtart per>
fpielt. 9as giftet ibn 70, bab er ii6
gu 9aide aufbdnst. Die Ranui.
fsine Sauferin, tirmt baau unb
f6neibet ben Strid f9nea burd, fos
baB Der Subabaud grett't is. Sat er
,9ant fdD" e'faet. Der gei3i Subus
6aua9 @ielIeibt. 8fpiB Is aba.
bab sr am nG9iten 3abltas Der Saus
fertn bas 9elb fir ben Strid bonn
2obn absogn bat, neil er mo gang
nsu9 mar unb iie ibn brum net bas
fdnsiOn, iOnbern duftnipFn Rdtt
fplln".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
IN. Saasflsio.

Gs 1T Der 6rauen biibf9sfte unb
iiegesfiberite &ptetterie, 70 leien mir
in einem Diener 8latt, erit re6t ans
aiebenb aus5uieben, tpenn bic @alas
hiillsn gefallen finb, ipenn al bic
cpmplietrten Spilettenf6meiheleien
abgetban tperben unb fie mebr fie
feIbft gepOrben iinb. Damn tDmmt
Der &ern erit 10 re9t 3ur 9eltung.
Sas Saustleib lit ebrliher als bic
Staatsgepanbun9. Dsr es ri9tig au
pdhIen peritebt, ii6 graai6s barein
gu f9miesen ipeiB, bat eine ri9tiee
Sunft bes Deibes begriffen; benn bic
5rau muB in ibrsr bdusliden 9es
ipanbung bas Bib iein. nm bas fid
Der Rabmen ibres Seims f6tiebt.
Cine nn9epflest anse3ogene Srau bss
Saufes fGrbt peinIi9 auf ibre san3e
llmgebung ab. Wian barf barin freis
Ii9 ntdt 10 ipeit geben, pie bic por>
nebme BARRIER 9sieufdaftsbame, bic
nit ibrem @atten ipie nit Sremben
flirtet, ii9 ibr totsttes a6pf6en nit
benz 10 unidsIid f9persn prObIem
5erbridt, tpie man biefem gn9esoaens
iein i'm Sauie einsn anitri6 BON
gus9esOgenfein, bon Hegligt, berIeis
ben t6nne. 9dbei 1T bann al bas
anI6einenb llnabIi9tfitbe, 2oTe,
@eiafIieBenbe 70 raffinirt unb err
tliigelt abiidtGid, baB man bes Srids
nur als Elm gingepei6ter oeipahr
pirb. Die GngIGnberin lit in ibrem
Sedeopu f9on aufridtissr, unb ibr
ftrebt man Inn Der lieben Spaiene
unb 8suemli6tsit pillen BEL uns eber
na9, als Der duh bon ibrem
Saustleib meiIt Derseipaltigtsn Yari>
ferin.
90 tanse unier SausfIeib rSdlaf.
rod" bieB. mar es reat perpDut, unb
man burfte fi6 bdrin ni6t auberhalb
bes ensften 5amitieatrsifes seiqen,
ipollts man nidt als lGfig aelten.
Ssit es aber ben ppmpSfer ttineens
ben Ramen rRpbe b'interieur" fiibrt,
1T es bonn 9luftanbscpber obne ipeites
res seitat!et, feline Sntimen, aud
Serren. borin gu smpfansen. rlnb
bier tunn einfa6er, ungetiinIielter
9eidmod feline @infGGle fpielsn IaTs
fen; benn etnfad mub elm Saustleib
tpirten unb einbeitlidb muB es in Der
9eammt9eifaltuns fein. @s muB 10 |
ausfeben. dIs pGre man FIu9s unb |
pbne ieopebes SseberIeien i'm glu bin> |
eingefdliipft. 9asu TT meiit feline
grObe Sunit BON NDtben: Elm Jdlt6> |
tes Gmpiretleib aus 9attiTt, @oile |
ober Rufdmir uftp. tann, nett beraez
itellt. ebenfO fsbr tleibiam pirten.
Sir iunse 5ruuen bic tinbiI6 anmus
tbige 8abpfdHOn Der gltpiener
Sra4t, fir altere 0amsn eint BORN
Ioie 9epanbung, riidpGrts nit Der
Watteaufalte, fir entfpre6enbe @rs
i6einungen Shnitie, bic fib an bic
Der iapanifhen 8impnos anIsbnen;
fir fdlante, iugenbIi9e GeftaIten bic
liebreisenbe Sra9t a la Mlarie 9(ns
tpinette nit ben buftieen Spibenfis
dus Ober bic sra5i0Ie aleibuna BON
2uifens 3eit: al bas atbt
lpunberbiibfde, frauenbaft anmutbiq
lpirtenbe SaustIeiber, bic nibt nur
bcquem, fonbern aud MODERN Iino
ynb meiit entsiidenb tteiben. Sin
bishen Grtranagans lit, penn iie oez
idmddppa unsebradt lit. BEL ssntez |
risurtIei0srn obne ipsitsrss seitattst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

= @epiffsubqft. nWsrben
snGbiss 6ruu bieies Sabr tpisoer bic
blaue @rOtts teiuden?" - nReiu.
mir tDnnen leiber nur nad benz
S9nar3naIO, elmer GamiIisntruuer
iuesen."
- Ser 9 9ulbner. 8stannz
ter: SEPT iperbsn Sic iid aud balb
cine nsue 5rau iuden9 Wittper:
Wo benten sic bin.. ih bin ia bic
erfte nod Dem SeiratbsoermittIer
fhulbtg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
Die idlettte Sdlrift.

~Die tommt es nur, bdB ;5rGulein
SeGene nun Oes 4potbeters Srau ge>
porben9 Sic mar bod perlobt nit
benz 4rat bes naben StGbt6ens!"
rSa, tpiFen sic, bic aiebesbrieFe
bonn 9Ottor iparen taum su entaifs
fern; ba bat Der bisiige 2tpotbeter fie
ibr pprgeleien, unb 5ipar 10 itimz
mun9spOlI. buB iie fid in ibn psrIiebte
unO ben Ir5t Oerabfdiebete!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

-9aii iibrfelig. Sic: .Rann,
pas riibrite oenn bic gan5e 3eit in Der
Suppe. lit fis su 9eiB ober idmedt iie
nidt2~ = gr: sSeins bon beiben, i1
bin blob in 10 'uer riibrIeIigen Stims
muns."
= Sin unterf9 9itb. o.:
Sage NAL, lit bic 8aronin iebt enb=
giittig unb gsri9tli6 Don ibrem Sat
ten geThieoen2" - g.: rRsin, lieber
5reunb, porldufts MIR = seriiatli9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

- 9 4tagfsrtis. Spuriit (m
9aitbaus): Serr @irtb, mas lit benn
bas nit Sbrem Bier, bas 1T ia gang
matt! Wirth: Sra, lopfen sic NAL
iOlange pie bet Bier, bann Iinb Sie
op4 matt!
= unterfhie WeIder 1ns
teridieb befttbt 5fpiIden einem Ges
lehrten unO feinem unseratbenen
Sobn2 - Der Batter 1T eine 9r0Be
erIten Ranses, ber Sobn cine Ranse
eriter 9r0Be.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

= Mtbperitanoen. Serr
so cine llHperfddmt6eit BON Dem
Sottpr, i9idt er mir eine Re6nung
BON go 6rantea, bdb er mir meinsn
gebrohenen 9trm beilts, unb i9 bin
gerabe 5u tbm gegangen, neil sr ange>
farieben bat. 4rme iperoen unentgelts
li9 bebanbelt!"
-Gtebenspiirbiger REF =
fe. Reffe: nOntel, id babe Dir mas
mtt9ebra9t!" - Sntsl: yDas bsnn2"
= Reffs: ~@ine sdnSe S9a4teI 5lie=
gen gum ScbtI9lasen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

: 8aridnte. Wutter (sur
So4ter): sd besreife gar nidt, buB
Du 10 gerne tiiBt. i4 babe bas aiiI>
fen ME stliebt!" So9ter: rSa. ia,
aiifTeu iit feline @rbfiino!"
= 9rinbtt9. sd ba6 mel.
mem Mann sebrpbt, bab. ipenn er
nidt isben Gag Idretbt, ih fpieber
mad Suuie tomme." LIMB bsfolst
er bas9" : n@epiB! Gr idreibt ios
gar ieben. Sag stpeimal!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

-3uppr9etOmmen. Mieier
unb Wliiller forOern fich dnldbli9
zines Wortpedfels. Oas Piitolenz
buell. = f9pere 8eOiugungen =
fpirO fir ben anbern Morgen 8 lbr
tn eiRem @dlD6en ndaft Der Stabt
feitgeIeBt. lin 7 llbr friib erIdeint
WfiiGler fpreenpon beim Poli3eitomz
mifar, nSerr SommiFGr, in Sbrsm
Rapon fpl in elmer Stunoe elm 0uell
unter fhperen 8ebingungen -" =
sd bite. Tidb niht mebr gu bemiiz
BEN. unterbrad ibn Der &ommifdr.
@ioeben mar Sbr 9err 9egnsr bal"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
5erftreut.

Prpfeffor: nSerr Obertellnsr!
PiccoIo tritt ein.) MuB mir
bod anbere queengldfer anT9affen =
Dte Helm mir Der SberteIlner pOrz
tpmmt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
Die 6rau RedIisaniualt.

.Sbr Ssrr @emabI sebt lpobs
gang auf in fetnem 8eruf2"
.9l9 jail. Bel bem fdust bas
SntereFe fir Menf4en erit bsim
M0rber du!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
9efraftisuug.

Ri4ter gum 3eugen): nSie
ipiFen bod, mas Elm Gib bebeutet9"
r5reilt' peiB ids, bab' ia f4on
NAL besbdIb u6t Monat triegt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
Sdmere 3eiten.

prpb: r0as 2ebeu ipirb bod
fmmsr tbeurer!. :. 8erlangt mir ba
mein Suipelier 10000 Mart fir cine
Brildntnabel!"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
TAFT REACHES
ST. PETERSBURG
IS WELCOMED AND RECEIVED
WITH HON0RS BY HIGH OFF,
CIALS-SAYS HE IS SPILL IN
PRESIDENTIAL RACE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 3.-The
Taft party arrived today and was
met by a deputation of officers, in
Guiding Count Konitz, who has been
appointed as imperial aide to the
secretary during his stay in the cap
ital.
Immediately after his arrival
Secretary Taft started on his round
of calls, the first being to Foreign
Minister Iswolski.
The newspapers devote much
space to welcoming Taft in the
friendliest tones. Taft wifi see the
emperor tomorrow.
When questioned regarding the
presidential situation, he requested
to be excused. He said he announc-
ed year ago his readiness to ac-
cept the republican nomination, and
his attitude had not changed.