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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-16


Mr.. TilIman proceeded 70 oppose the
japanese amendment, which provoked
Mr.. Flint, Of California. to inquire what
relation the japanese question had to the
contract labor law.
The Senator from South Carolina" he
said, needn't oppose the Japanese pass
port amendment, which is Of vital inter
est 10 the people Of the Pacific Coast, in
order 20 show his opposition 10 the con-
tract labor provision which concerns only
the SOUTH
we have a race question in the South
and you have one on the Coast" retorted
Mr.. TiIlman.
As the discussion Of the japanese mat
ter continued, Mr.. Lodge suggested that
1t was encroaching on executive secrets,
and that such a speech ought to be made
behind closed doors.
Does the Senator want an executive
session." inquired Mr. TiIIman.
Mr.. Lodge did not reply. and Mr.. Till
man again reminded Mr. Lodge that il
the japanese matter was executive Mr..
Lodge had brought it ntO the open Sen
ate as an amendment on a conference re-
port, and even went 10 Secretary Root
to get it. He reminded Mr.. Lodge how
the latter had lectured him when the
latter was q conferee on the railroad rate
bin for bringing in new legislation
4 heard from the professors Of parlia-
mentary practice here then" said he,
looking at Mr.. Lodge.
Mr.. Tiilman was telling what the Stand
ard Oil Company had gained by knocking
out the Pipe line commodity amendment
from the rate bill after the conterees had
reported it, when Mr.. Culberson inter
rupted to ask the Vice President 10 sub
nit to the Senate the point of order made
by the Senator from South Carolina
against the Japanese passport amendment.
The Vice President promptly declined ''to
the point of order" Then Mr.
CulbersOn offered a resolution to instruct
the COnferees TO insist upon an amend
ment barring all Japanese laborers and
coolies from the United States. This was
ruled out Of order on the ground that the
vote must first occur on the acceptance or
rejection of the conference report.
Mr.. Carter, of Montana, strongly con-
demned the conference report as new leg
islatiOn. and said It ought to be voted
down. He thought vote now would de-
feat the report, as the question had been
determined so often In the Senate.
''After such clear, forceful. and unan-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
HORRORS OF DARK AGES,
Visions conlured UP In Torture Room
Of Ancient Tyrant.

The horror Of horrors In an Italy IL
found at Padua. known as the torture
vooms Of that Economical monster Of
cruelty. Ecolino. a thlrtonth century
ruler Of Verona. padua. Viccnza and
Brcscia. His cruclues finally became
40 lntolcrahlc that the church pro.
claimed crusade against him The
pc8santry rose and a farmer killed tho
brute with a soythc was shown an
upright box in which was the skeleton
Of victim, Two apcrturcs enabled
the condemned 10 see n table. Just
out OF reach, crowded with food aud
drink To-day. it o. stage food and the
vino ls colorod water. but the realism
In intense. The climax OF shuddors
was reached when ! came to a block
In the center Of q small square room.
Nailed 20 the chopping block. severed
midway between the wrist and elbow.
lay the dainty hand OF q woman. Just
as Il had been chopped from the living
arm The instant my eyes saw this
sight the cell seemed TO rcsouud with
the shrioks Of the terrified woman.
and, although the hand ! razod upon
was Of wax. the mental shock pro.
ducod was dreadful beyond conception
brooklyn Eagle
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

"vsn universal peace o. finally e..
iablled." said Alfred n. Love. the
PRESENT Of the Universal Peace nm
Ion, an Interview 10 Philadelphia,
rhonany man who now ridiculea
The hco movement viii claim to
have zen is lifelong champion II
4 alys 80. We thump and Kick a
-. eak. struggling movement at
notion. and when II has succeed
t1IaAdno longer needs our help. we
rye It tho most sollcitous support.
mere vas once a young lady whose
struthd. very poor young man.
vas abut TO set out for South Amcri'
"a 70 eek his fortune In the rubber
rade As he took his leave Of her the
tght leiore his departure, he said.
stmulmsly: And you swear to DO
tue tome. lreneg Yes. Hebor,' cried
ae glh. yes-if you're successful "
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
DOCTORS FOOD TALK
Selection Of Food One Of the Most I'm.
portant Acts In LIE.

| a Mass. doctor says Our health
ana physical and mental happiness
are 10 largely under our personal con.
lrul that the proper selection Of food
should be. and is one Of the most i'm.
ppr'hnt acts IN life
On this subject. ! may say that
llhov OF no food equal In dlgostibility,
ana more powerful In point Of nutri.
ment than the modern Grape.Nuts,
loW heaping teaspoons Of which Is sur
ilclent for the cereal part Of a meal,
And Experience demonstrates that the
user Is perfectly uourIshed from one
meal 10 another
2 am convinced that the extensive
ana general use Of high class foods Of
thll character would Increase the term
OF human life. add to the sum total OF
happiness and very considerably I'm.
proye society ln general am free 10
mention the food for ] personally
Know OF Co., value
GrapeNuts food can be used by
babes IN arms. or adults u is ready
cooked. can be served instantly
either cold with cream, or with hot
water or hot milk poured over All
sorts of puddlugs and fancy dishes can
be made with GrapeNuts. The food
Is concentrated and very economical,
Tor four hoaplng teaspoons are sum
clelt for the cereal part Of A meal.
Road the little book, The Road to
MELVILLE" In pkgs, There's a Rea-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
BROUGHT CHILD WOULD DIE.
hole Body Covered with Cuban Itch
~cutIeura Remedies Cured al Cost
o. seventy.Five Cents.

Ny little boy. when only an infant
tthrcc months. caught the Cuban
pa. Sores broke ont from Dis head
tho bottom OF his feet he would
b aud claw himself and cry all the
g. ne could not sleep day or night
Ma light dress o. am be- could wear
Tailed one Of our best doctors TO
% him, but he seemed 10 get worse.
fmnorod ro terribly that my hus.
a said Doc believed he would have
toao. had almost given up hope
Wa a lady friend told me TO try tho
Cuura Remedies. ! used the Cutl.
Gu soap and applied the Cutlcura
OinOnt aud he at once fcll into a
fle and he slept with ease for the
tntlmo since two months. After
TIM applications the sores began to
dryp, and ln just two weeks from tho
day. commenced 10 use the CutIcura
Kotilcs my baby was entirely we'll
Thtieatmcnt only cost me zoe. and !
wou have rladly paid 500 70 ! could
motive got q cheaper. ] feel safe In
sayh that the Cutlcura Remedies
tavcAis lie. lie is now % boy Of nv,
yoau Mrs. Zana Miller Union City
r. 70 No ]. Branch Co., Mich Mas
II, is"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28


Raasay island, BOO the Inner Heb
i1dcs. which lies between the main.
Isnd Of Scotland and the isle OF skye.
has failed TO md q purchaser at the
upset price Of S225OoO placed upon IT,
lts name is the scandinavian for the
place OF the roe deer. and ,hc sh.ot
irga. with the mansion house and
grounds az the southern end. cousu
mto the chief value OF the island
Noar the northern end are the ruins
1I nrochcl castle tho residence Of its
ancient lalrds. the MacLoods. IN
coluc lore Raasay bias a place and Ia
England literature &c is mentioned 20
Samuel Johnsona Journey To the
Western islands OF Scotland
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
How She Preparsd.

A French gentleman anxious 20 md
a wife for nephew went 10 a matrI.
monial agent, who handed him his list
II lady clients. Running through this
he came 10 his wlfe's name. entered
az DESTROYS Of obtaining a husband be-
tween the ages Of 2S and 35-a blonde
preferred, Forgetting his nephew. he
hurried home to announce the discov.
cry TO his wife The lady was not at
nh disturbed. "Oh yes" she said.
that is my name put II down when
you were 80 IN In the winter and the
doctors said we must prepare for the
worst
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
AmbInueut

A. the death of a much loved pas
tor some years ago the ycstry OF a
prominent Sew York church resolved
To place "a tablet 20 his memory In
the yestgulc Of the church. tells
ilarpers Weekly In due time the
tablet appeared iu its place. where Il
suu remains u has caused not n
few smiles. Tor. after rcclung a list
Of the former pastors virtues and Ia.
bors. Il closes with the quotations
"Now the people OF God have rest
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

A seedylooking loaicr having or.
erred and eaten a large and sumptu'
us dhner, explained 10 the waiter
bat be had no money
The waiter Immediately told the
Hmmant proprietor who sent for a
plceuan.
The proprietor, going up 20 the un.
Srlcone guest. explained that he had
mt for n policeman.
Thank goodness you didn't send
hr stomach pump" the seedy one
rplle. with huge conference.-the
hftuied Bits.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
ARE LoFrlesr OF MINES.
Worked by lneaS and Now 10 De
Opened by New Company

"oIheu " lUGau aUu wow 70 DC
Opened by New Company
Il ~ thought that the old Caylloma
silver mines In Peru are probably sit.
uated at a greater elevation than any
other considerable mines In the world.
Their altitude varies between $4,000
aud 1900 feet. They we're worked by
the Spaniarda IN the sixteenth century.
and before that. Il Is believed. by the
lncas. An English company r. now
preparing a hydro.eloctric plant for
them. This plant will be situated at
an altitude Of between 10000 and &C..
900 feet II viii derive It's power from
a waterfall on the Santiago river. and
in dry season from Lake Huaillacho.
one Of the sources Of the Amazon. The
power will be transmitted by cable
about three miles, At the highest
mines the pressure Of the atmosphere
Is only eight and onc.half pounds a
square inch. and water boils "a de,
grces below the ordinary boiling point.
Youths COMPANION
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

81 understand dat deere will be sew
eral bogus animals on dc stage said
the long and lnnky tramp as he read
the s.g= "snges Wanted
Yes" replied ne short Nd Rcat
vayfarcr. 81 ann going TO play de head
OF dc elephant and me Cat nardner Is
going TO play de- hind legs
HIM Then 1 SUPPOSE dcre is no
chance Tor a tall, thin supe like me7'
"Oh yes. pard, you could play de
neck of de gIrane.'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

One day Marjorie, aged three, want
a 10 play doctor with her sister.
Nafiorie was the doctor" and she
aae to make a call on her sister,
Vic made believe she was sick. DO
pp Vant TO know what you've gotT'
M Doctor asked. after a critical eH.
imlnatlon. Yes. family asaented
ne sick woman You've got dirty
bands " said Marjorie, dropping In dis
pri the wrist on which she had been
feeling the pulse.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

A Delta county farmer found
feather bed In his yard Tuesday morn
ing. Not knowing whence II came he
began an investigation and found that
the bed belonged 10 a man who lived
In Hopkins county, whose home was
destroyed the evening before by a
cyclone. Honey Grove Signal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
TREATMENT INDUCED A CHILL.
Remedy Given In Hospital Tent Must
Have Been Pleasant.

The captain tells a story which runs
Ipmcthlng Ike this: In camp one
larning the nrst sergeant reported
lat Priynte b had a chill. us 70
serious onc?' asked the captain.
Men. sir. l don't know just how suri
,u II Is. but It's a big one Tor 10
isems 10 be all over him and be
sdshs 200 pounds ON seeing him
Ne captain found him looking rather
uc. and instructed the hrat sergeant
b end him to the surgeon in charge
VI corporal
Soon after breakfast the captain
av the corporal and asked him how
he man was getting on 'Oh. he's
Loo right now" was the reply took
am up TO the hospital tent and when
saw what kind Of medicine the doe
sgaye him ! had a chill too."-Army
I'd Navy Life
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

Every nation must have lbs own art.
as distinct and separate from that OF
other countries as lts language, and
II ever Ireland Is TO find her soul and
found her own school OF art. Il can
only be done for her by her own ar.
lists. A teacher from England or
abroad would be a most dangerous
experiment. 49, Yeats, r. II, A., In
The shnnachle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

Fresh hgs raised In hothouses In
Madison, n. j.. are the very latest nov.
city In rare fruits brought to New
York They are about the size Of
big strawberry and are sold for 1915
"A dozen
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
Deaf Mute's Breach Of Promise.

What is believed 10 be the first
breach Of promise case in which both
parties are deaf ana dumb IS down for
hearing before the johannesburg high
court The plaintiff IFS pretty Boer
girl and the defendant is the son OF
the proprietor OF the Grand Station
hotel. Iennnstnwn London EApres.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
IflTr w Quo ON W flLf0o- 4,

IU.hH fHI"N.
THhNE 4 tuNvrN makes oath that De IL teuln
.rarf.rr Hf tHa Hnu % D 4. turHuT Co.. dHiur
IUsIfrsa In tne tIty ~ Toledo. t.uaiT sud state
.af.fesa a aud that saii nrm viii pay Che sum ~
.UNI UUNUUTu DOLLARS fIf each and even
,ae ~ tAfAHHu that cannot be cured BY tho use ~
uALLs CANAAN tvuE. - . ..........,-
NF1fu Co before me and suhsC UHei iu my presence
- A w.GLEAsuN,
ust NorsHr rcnlic.
uaTs Jataffh cure 10 taken Internally ani agt
tfgfty uu doe blood aud mucous surfaces OF tha
system. send fuf tesIu Hials free
NfIdhf On nruEEittH GO.
Take tfalTtTamIY rIIs Cor ruust'paulu.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

Prof ncrg. in Bucuos Ayres. has
discovered spider which practices
tHhlng az times IN shallow places Il
spins between stones two winged,
conical net. ON which it runs In the
water and captures small nsh. tad.
poles, etc That IL understands ita
work well is shown by the numerous
shriycled skins Of little creatures that
lie about In the web net
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28
Old German warshlps Hidden.

Every time the kaiser visits Dant
ZIG. says a London Mail correspond.
ont, all the old warshipa Ia the har.
Dor are towed to a position In which
he can see them
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

But what a merclul thing for poll.
uoians II is that the general public is
AFFLICTED with extraordinary shortness
OF memory'-Free Press. Singapore
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

Mrs. wtnsiow's Soothing ~yrup.
Fdf children tsrthiug tuftenf che gums. reduces M
dammauon. auaTt palm. cures Wind collie. cshvtle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-28

scatter with one hand; gather with
two. German.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
9as SSruumer gaidbtfeuer.

Der neue 2eu6ttburm auf Der Siib.
fptbs Der fdlsspigf6en SnieI Splt,
bas S0rnumer Ri6tfsuer, bas bic
4mrumer 9riinbe unb 8Gnte bedt,
ipurbs in 8etrieb ssicbt unb bat fir
bic Sniel Splt eins Wenbe berbeisss
fiibrt.
8isber mar Splt burd Gisiperrs
oft po9enlang, bur9 pibrise WaHers
perbdltniIe, bic nit Gbbe unb Slutb
3uIammenbGngsn, aber aud in ber
~suten" Sabresseit nidt ielten auf cine
selpiifs 9ausr bonn IysitIanbe abse.
I9nitten. 9as neue 2su9tfeuer mddt
nun bic Sssfabrt mad Der Siibipibs
Splts tpGbrenb bes ganSen Sabres
mOsli9 unb f9liebt eamit bic Snisl
an ben regelmdbisen 8srtsbr nit benz
Seitlanb an, benn bic 9ampfer TONS
nen nun aud BEL Ra9t sefabrlos burd
bas 8ortrapptief na9 bem Siibbafen
selansen. Der Sburm iiberrast auf
ieinem Stanort auf elmer boben Dime
am Oititranb bon S6rnumsObbe ben
So9puferfpissel nod iiber 164 SUB.
9as Sburmfeuer (elsttriihes 8oeens
li6t) bat cine Sithtipeite BON iiber 10
SeemeiIen, beberri9t ulIo ben gansen
@eiidtstreis unb 1T bas ftGrtite Tsuer
on Der beutf9en Horbieetiiite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

fiir Ollie ntussebeuO ieiu iOllte, welhC
Surtei uno &uuoibatsn 81 uuteritiiseu
ieteu. SDte uiht mebr als reht uuo
billig. wurOe Die @mpfebluug nit gro
Der Wtebrbeit abselebut.
Die uOn 9srru 9earit 9ematte Sf'
ferte, uadites Sabr juoIf Delesater
uaG Dsutihlano ju ieuOen sur @riiuo'
ung zines iuternationalen Sunoes, pur'
be augeuommeu. glu6 muroe empfob'
len. oaB Die Delesuteu Die beOeutenoeren
llniueriitaten BON Deuti6lanO beiuden,
UNI bort fir cine en9ere Serbruocruus
Swii6sn 9lmerita unO OeutidlanO nit
alien Wtittelu Su wirfeu. 9err Seramer
wirb Die Delesateu erneuueu.
Wtit Orsi SOds fir PrdiiOent 0tOOie.
uelt uuo brei peitsren fir Sailer @il.
belm usrtusts iid Der 0iutiOnul' @Ouuent.
um ndaites Sabr in Cincinnati mieber
3uiammeu ju treteu. Die GnfiiuoiSuns
uOn Praiibent Seramsr, oaB er unter
teinen llmitanbsu cine Bisoeruabl ans
uebmen miirOe, madte auf Die Oelega'
ten teiuen @inorud, oa ii9 uiemano fin
ben lieB, Der sesen ibn auftreten wollte.
Seine bessiiterteu 9lnbduser trusen i'm
siufa9 auf ibren Sdulteru 10 luuse i'm
Saale berum, bis er wieoer juia9te.
Or. SOispb Seller BON SnOiauapoIis,
Sobn Gjurfs uon Baltimore, Colonel
Stabl pon Trentou unb Sobn 6. Sop'
pelmaun uon @barlestown puroen reip.
uls erlter. 3wsiter, Oritter uno uierter
Sije Prditbent erwablt, slcolpb Gimm
uOn PbilaOelpbia gum Setretar, Dams
Beuiser gum S9usmeiiter, uno SObn
Ssnnp uon RittsburS gum 6iuuni Se'
fret1r.
Das @Umite iiber oeutlde Spra6e
befiirwortete, oaB Der ocutiAe nnterri4t
an SO6i6ulsn uno ben Oberen @ram'
mar Sbulsn weuisitsus auf Die 9lei6e
Stufe nit Oem Sutsiuiiden Seiest Uer'
ben iOllte.
8sidloiisn wurOs, buB Elm sewiiier
bss lleberiduiies pom Der
Deutider Gag 5sier in ben Tereinistsn
Stuateu beileite seiest weroe, I'M cine
DismOriul Dale gu Sallsp 5orse 3u
uuterbaltsn gum GuOenten an Die oeut'
i4en PatriOten, wel4e in Der &suolns
tionsarmse sefdmpft bubeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
UinleDS-''
-
ytene Serbf
9anoi9ube.

Cine repr6Ieututiue Soaettton pon
ben bsitsn Sabriiauteu, aoler, Perriu,
@sntsmsri, 5rownss, Wtariball Sislo,
ReDnier.
Die srOsurtise Sluswabl wiro ss
ieoem Manu uno Sruu, Suaben uno
Mfabden ermDeli6en, bic seniiniAten
Saubi6ubs su irsenc sinem Preis Su sr'
Ian9en.
Damsn SpusisrbuuOi6ube ihwsres
@epi9t unb Rique SiO, $1.25 unc
$1.75 bas Paar.
Damen Elm Safsn @upe Saubidubs,
$1.25 uno $1.5O bas Paar.
Damen Wtosquetuire @lace 9ic
SanSI6ubs, 8. II, 16 unb 20 Sn0pTe
2anseu, bon $500 bis $3.75 oas Raar.
@sntsmsris i6were SpuSierbanoidube
fir Dumen, nit Pariisr ROint Oiabten.
12 unb 16 8uOpfe 2ausen, 1915 uno
$500.
Damsn ~. 16 unS 20 SnOpfe SusOs
Saubidubs, $3.50 bis $3.50.
Damen 16 3nDpfe @smIcu- Sauo'
faubs in peiB unO uatiirlid, $2.75
.bas Yuur.
aiuSsr SiO Sanoibube in leidtsm
unb i9wsrsm @suidt Sio uuo WtOcu,
81 uuS 81 .25 oas Paur.
; Gin uniibertrefTlides aiiortiment uOn
,Ssrrsn Spu;isrbunbidubsn uno Staats'
banbiduben.
Dumen, Serren unO ainoer wollens
SanoI6ube, pole Sinie, 25 uuO so
Gents oas Raar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Neaifiers Nacbrtdt.
I'm QUE essatOsu. suSitcrn unb anSus iutus
Irit ptrIpntn:

I'm aIIt essatortu, 8reitrrn unb anbtrt iututi-
iirit ptrlcnsn:
Nahriht ptrb binmii s,esbsn, eas bic
foIaenb btnannten psTluntu ibrs Rsdnunatu
tinashaatn babtn In Der Sffirs ets Rsailisrs fur
9ti6haung ppn 2tifamtnttu unb GIibsiluna
pcn 8rttftn Der apminiRration In uub fir bas
County BON 9adapanna, une bae btlaate ae.
miniirdtpTtn, 9refutorsu uuh 8Urmiinbtr ibTt
6shnung.n bsgli&tu babsn In etT Sfirs bee
bsiagttn Rseilftrs une eaB bitlsIbsn BEN @aiisn
@trt6t iur StliGitauua Sprstltst ptresn GOatn
am Woutae. ben fl. gppsmbsr 1897, nm 10
llbT 8pruitiass:
1. GJa 3. RibpIs unb everett Bdrrtr,
iibuItbtnht Srultss bu SintrrInhsnihait hts
pIif. Sra Sripp. SsGsttbntt idbrli@t uup
gItbtilunss NbIe6nuns.
2. Gptrstt Wausn unb 9btohprt O. @plf,
ibtrltbeuts Grtiutprtn unb 5ruifsts eu Dinisr.
laftui9aft bts ptrf. Benjamin B. 9brppp.
3tbutt jdbrIi@t unb 8sribsiluuss Abrt&nuns.
3. 5. i. GDtrbari. apminilfraiOr psr Sinttr-
IaNtnIhaft bee Ssrh. Sdmts Or. Gperbart.
6tnftt 8rtbrluues Nbrthnuna.
4. 3. 9. Gperbart, Grults fur bic GTbtu bee
strl. 9amss Di. GpHbart. 5iinfts grtbsiIuuss
Nrs1nuna.
5. Biiiam R. Curry, Grtfutcr btr 6iutu.
IdTtnitaft ets psrH. aDnm SbOmpfpu. GTfI
tbe1peiit abrt9nuug.
6. gRilliam M. GurIy Grtiutur untsr BEN
ltBttn @iIlu uue 5saamsnt ets pnf. Nban
Sbcmpicu. Grft i6brIi4t uub gTibtiIuHss
NbuHuune.
Z. SObn GarrUu, aSminiRraiOr bsr piutH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

laIisul6afi bss VERT. Ddnisl DOusbtriy. Grlis
unb supgutist abn9nuua.
D.. Srtegtt Walop, Apminitrdto.iu Der DIM
ftrlalisnlbdtt esr ptrlt DiaTp Fl. espssr. Griis
ib,iIrsiit Abrt@uuns.
| y. epaIles Y. paplep. Ersfutor Der Sinttr.
ldH,uidaff bee wri. 9amts burns. Grife tbeil.
pdlt abrt&nuns.
III. Ollllam 6aumsif;r uub Gliabttb oil.
esorann. 9rsiufortn etr DinttrldlIrnihait bu
strif. Gifabttb 9ld. Grht ibsilpalt abrsd.
nuus.
ii. o. D. RnuItp. GrtfaiOr t,r siut,rloI.
itntfaft Der ptrf. Raradrsi prslfoH. Grfe.
snbgulitat unb gtribeil iuis Nbnhunua.
IL. Sa,ab Snn. 9rsfutprin Der 5intsrlaI.
itnitaft etr pGf AOrera 9Snts. Grlft unS
tuDsiiItist Ntrthuuns.
Is. VI. z. Dan Grttutsr her 6iuterlalTeu.
iGaft bts ptrR. 3amts Waha. 3p,it, tbeil.
ptift abrs6nuue.
IA 6. U. pit6tr GrtfuiUr esr 6iut,rIalT.u.
lhaft her puf GIi,d u. pupu. Griit unb
snosiilfes abrsbnuns.
IS. 9dmss =. @sb6. Arminiiraiur Der Din.
tsrlaftnl&aft er psrf 9snuit 6. Btbb. &ue.
siltist abrs6nuns.
16. Spispb .. gtdh, Gr,tutcr her 6inisrldG.
isnitaft ets psrii. DlO roe g. Dean. Grifs,
sneauItiat uub Btrtbtiluuds Nbr6nuna.
II. u. 3. Splmts. lrulfss otr pinisrldITsu.
f6aft tss GbdrIse Wocrt, uumiueiats atnp bts
psIif Spbn MOOr. 6 iff uus tnesiltiss alb.
rtGnune.
is. 8. M. @biiman, Gr,iatur Der 5iutsr.
lailsnitaft Der prh. Suiau v. 0titmau GrIft
unp subsiiltiat Abrthuuns.
10. Samts &. 5Itmmins unb Ibumas Don.
rtlY, Grsfutoun eer SintsrlaTnl&dft bss psrif.
pairtf Wuras. Grfs ibspsils uue grtbsil-
unss abrt&nuna
20. Sarab pbsIps @u,, Grtiutoriu e.r DIN.
ttrlafisni9aft bu rrf. parrnt 9. pbtIps. Grft
uue tnbsultist abnHuuua.
81. R {. Barrett. Grtfuiur btr 6iutsrIaI.
itniIatt bss 'trf 3amts Barrett. ;3psitr Nb.
rt&uuus.
%. 9rifs une tnsgultiss Ntrt&uuua ess
ptrif. Scbn 6rii6td her NpmtniifratOr Der perif.
Barbara @uibsinl mar, dnstfntiet uue siuet-
iragtn BON Barbara AriiGtI. Grtfuieriu Der
pinirlaiItnihaft bee ptrif 9obn l5ri6kl.
23. Wlaagis Sbaumduu. aomtniifratprin
Der Stuitrlaftnl6aft bts ptrii. 9rbn }. SHau.
mann. eritt une tnbeiltist Abrthnuug.
"a pairid eaugan, Bcrmunb btr pinttr.
lailsuihaft res Geparo 6aiIclp. unniinpissS
Alne bee pnf. apnm 6dlIpIb. Grits tbsilptiIt
Abrttnuua.
25. eadspanua 5rul aut cafe Dspolit
Company. gurmunp BON IartOrit Eapis, Win-
psridbrist. 9riit unb tuesiiIhst abuGuuus.
26. 5uab 9rllins. Y0rmunb bsr 5inttrlaI-
ltnGaft bts 9amts Duusbnty, Rinhni6brissr.
eIift une sntsultst Abrebnuns.
q. RUttrt .. aSblsr, Asmiuiifratpr b. b.
n. c. I. en 1iutGlahsni6aft bts ptrf. 8rses-
rid Simun. 3psits tbtiIrptft abu&Huns.
5tnrp 9. edpIer,
Ala Rtsfsr Of @ills.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

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