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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
FORMAL EXERCISES At
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
Junior Day Celebrated and
Many Appropriate Prizes
Awarded Students.

a most ENJOYABLE afternoon was
spent Wednesday by friends of st.
Msry's academy II was Junior day
and an interesting programme was
given at two p m, consisting Of q
piano duet by Misses r. Schirmer and
M. Bower; distribution Of premiums in
the third preparatory class; a song and
march by the little folks; giving prem,
iums in the second preparatory class
vocal solo by Miss o. Greenig; prem
iums of first preparatory class; a song
by the Juniors; premiums of the third
SENIOR classes; a piano duct by the
Misses NJ. Erdman and NJ. Lauzon;
premiums of the second and third
Senior classes, and last on the pro
gramme was 1.-The Milk Maid an
action song by the Juniors.
Handsome. richly, bound booklets
were awarded as prizes to the follow
ing young ladies of the Senior class
for such excellence in general deport.
ment rs entitled them to an uninter-
rupted place in the roll of honor
throughout the year: Misses Aline Car
ter, Josephine McCune. Chrissie Bon.
ner, Nelly Barry, Elizabeth Knowlton
and Pearl Ward. in the Junior depart
ment, Miss Loretta Boehler
Prizes were given the following for
Improvement in plain sewing and darn
JuE III llhS DtulpT year MISSES Lorna
Burton, Minnie Reno, Catherine White,
and MAY Donohue; in the Junior year,
Misses Wilma Sullivan, Willow Heck
art and Nellie Fitzmaurice.
For the highest averages in the vari-
Gus classes, prizes were awarded as
follows: First Senior class, Misses
Agnes Barry and Chrissie Bonner; sec
ond Senior class, Miss Catherine Bren-
nan; third Senior class, Miss Lydia
White, first preparatory, Miss Lizette
Louvane; second preparatory, Miss Viii
low Bacon; third preparatory, Miss
Nellie Fitzmaurice; Junior classes,
Misses Alice Hughes and Loretta Boeh.
Ter; minim classes. Martha Struck. Hell
en- Black, Blanche Black. Loyola Nc
Cullough and Pearl Wannacott, for
Christian doctrine, Miss Chrissie Bon.
ner.
The prizes for all were donated by
the Rev. p. Donohun of Eureka, and the
Rev. Father Fuchs Of Idaho Falls. The
prize for the Christian doctrine was
gwen by the Rev. Father Deneaft, the
professor in that branch during the
year, The exercises for the gradual
ing class viii be held this morning
at ten o clock. when Judge w. II. King
will give the address,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
WORK WEAKENS THE
KIDNEYS.
Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done
Great Service for People
Who Work in Salt
Lake City.

Most Salt Lake City people work
every day in some strained, unnatural
position-hending constantly over a
desk-riding on iolting wagons or cars
doing 1aborious housework; lifting,
reaching or pulling, or trying the back
in n hundred and one other ways. All
these strains tend to wear, weaken and
injure The kidneys until they fall behind
in their work of fltering the poisons
from the blood. Doan s Kidney Pills
cure sick Kidneys, put new strength in
bad backs. Salt Lake City cures prove
it.
Thomas Hemingway, furniture mover,
of 51T South Temple ST., West, Salt
Lake City, Utah. says: "Iu the last
few years I have had several bad spells
of backache | think the trouble was
brought on by OVERRIDING in moving
heavy articles, such as stoves or pianos.
When [ first got Doan s Kidney Pills
at the F. ]. Hill Drug Co. S store,
soon found that | need not fear back.
ache or kidney trouble in any form
This remedy promptly rid me Of the
aching md if | should have similar
attack again it is the only remedy
would use,
For sale bv sll dealers Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name Doan sand take
no other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20

WAS appointed the night OF the conference
1T which IL was decided that Adams
should take the Governors chair the next
0ay.
Mr. Durrow" devoted his inquiry TO
bringing out The fact thnt there wac
considerable feeling In Denver and
throughout Colorado over decisions by lne
Supreme court IN the election cases.
"rEere WIS some pretty harsh talk
about the court wasn't there, and the
editor OF one paper was arres,<I aud
fined Si00c2' Guerled Darrow.
yes, sir. saiG Judge Goddard.
rrc cross- examination then reverted TO
the finding OF the bomb. He said that
when he first received information as 10
the matter he examined the gate and
found the rusty screw eye. The bomb
was dug UP Feb IL. 1906.
"St. Valentines day" commented the
attorney.
Yes. sir. | thought It was A valen-
tine replied che witness.
Judge Goddard said the bomb was
sealed no az n whole on Feb. IL. 1906
and left in the Pinkertons office until
Nav % when II was taken into the sub
urhs and dtsmautled all but three sticks
OF dynamite being exploded.
The red sealing wax with which the
bomb was sealed was obtained at the
Pinkerton's office. This concluded the
cross examination and the court ad-
journed until $50 a m. tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
SUMMER HAS COMB
down ABOUT PR0[
Dooly Block Oracle and Ns
District Forecasterl
Have Tiff.

The natives down about Oh.
Yuma probably have donned thai,
n'er underwear by thIs tire I.
no complaints OF chilliness ar.
from there. The maximum tar,u,
at each place in the twenty .{o,,r
ending Wednesday, morning wss :,
minimum wasn't freezing by soo
The Dooly block oracle and g.
YER district forecaster had ,s.
yergence of opinions or nroonosss
"Wednesday about Zion's wesihc~
The Dooly block oracle saIds 81 ~.
night and Thursday" The nen,,
tricJ forecaster said: Hold an
you forgot something" Then he
that showers south por,ion th,-
noon or tonight; cooler south -
night should be a part Of ths 4
der for climatic conditions for "
day night and today. but The T,oo,
oracle said nit" with such smnEs
the Denver man was taken absrr
ever, he declared that the sout
OF Utah nesds rain. so rain If h
Doc Hyatt says Zion has Rad
water and proposes 10 keen fhe
phere clarified OF thunderstorm
cloudbursts and the like around +
For west Wyoming fair tonic
Thursday. w9rmer southeast a
was Wednesdays prediction. III
ful high pressure Is the cause al
Ideal weather conditions.
General Conditions.
The high" decreased consids,,
CT 70
over the north Pacific, eastern
mountain slope and upper MississiI
ley. Low" was central over mi
plateau. middle Atlantic, lower h
gions and the British Northwesf
tory, causing showers and th,rnds
over parts OF Utah, New Mexico'
Kansas, Nebraska. Oklahoma a.
and the Atlantic States. II was
Wednesday morning at EI Paso
Rock and Norfolk Moderate sernu
prevailed In all sectors,
Wednesdays Record.
Record ut the local office OF the
States weather bureau for the
four hours ending at o. m.;i
Maximum temperature, rs degreI
Minimum temperature, 53 deere
Mean temperature, Sc degrees. 4
three degrees below normal.
Accumulated deficiency Of tenn
since the first of the month, 1872
Accumulated excess OF tenn
since January l, S37 degrees.
Relative humidity, q at 6 D. m.
Total precipitation from p. d
p. M, none
Accumulated excess Of pred
since the first OF the month. .sB
Accumulated excess Of precil
since January 1, 3.35 inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
JOHN DOES ARE ILL
Three Defendants Fail to Appear in
Police Court Wednesday.

Judge j. J. Whitaker OF the civil dlvl-
sion of the city court presided over the
sence OF Judge c. &. Diehl from the CITY.
Illness among defendants appeared TO be
chronic. John Doe Mitten. who has a
vicious dog; Jane Doe. who drank well
but not wisely, and John Doe McGinnls.
charged with trespass, were i'll and did
not appear,
At the motion of Soren " Christensen,
Tor the defense, the case against Edwin
Wells, the l6-year- old lad charged with
obtaining Sl2.a6 by false pretenses from
the Vincent Shoe company. was dismissed
restitution having been made the conf
pany: The hoys tender age had much to
do with the dlsmissing OF the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
CORONER INVESTIGATES
Motorman on Car That Killed Stewart
Jenkins Was Careless

Justice Dana T. Smith has investigated
the accidental killing of Stewart Jenkins.
the unfortunate harness maker, by a
street car al Third South and Sixth East
streets Tuesday night, and said late
Wednesday afternoon that he does not
consider IN inquest necessary.
He believes that there was some care
lessness on the part OF the motorman in
not seeing the buggy and its occupants.
but does not think that the carelessncse
amounted 10 criminal negligence. The In
vestigation will be completed today. and
Justice Smiths findings will be reported.
l.. j Porter. motorman, and Conductor
Erickson were in charge Of car 80. that
killed jenkins
The funeral OF Jenkins will be held
Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
MEN OF AFFAIRS
Need Proper Food to Supply the Brain

a medical journal comments on the
restless brain worker of our large cities
~no refers to the fact that he thinks he
knows as mnch about the needs of the
brain, when he is tired and shows brain
Tag, as trained practitioner.
He is inclined TO spur up the tired
organs by some stimnlant or perhaps
qulet his complaints with some narcotic
ana TINS plan goes on until suddenly
ne collapses, for brain fap is a sure
sign that the elements that compose
the brain are being more rapidly used
mp than replaced by the food
There is really choice of but two
pathways for an active brain worker
q man Of affairs-when he shows SWIM.
toms OF breaking down. Either he must
qult work or he must have food that
VIII replace the structure of brain and
nerve centers as rapidly as they are
used up each day.
Chemical analysis Of the particles
thrown out through the pores of the
body shows that after continued hrsin
work, large portion of excretia con
tains phosphate of potash. 1t is known
that when this element is furnished by
the food IN proper quantities, the svs.
tenn mites il with albumen and from
that compound makes the gray matter
that fills the nerve centers and the
brain.
This is an especial feature of the food
known as Grape Nuts, delicious.
ready-cooked and predigested breakfast
food
defnate and we'll understood gain
In brain power and physical strength
VIII Set in after Grape Nuts has been
used eight or ten days, and sustained
and continued brain work can be car
rled on if a reliance is placed this
food IN connection with the ordinary
food of the day.
e" There g n Reason.'' Read "The
Road to Wellsville," in pkgs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
People Tell Each Other About Good
Things.

Twelve years ago few people in the
world knew of such preparation as
a Powder for the Feet Today. after
the genuine merit of Allen s Foot Ease
has been told year after year by one
gratifed person TO another, there are
millions who would as soon go without
a dentri6ce as without Allen IS Foot.
Ease. IT is a cleaply, wholesome, heal
ing antiseptic powder to he shaken
into the shoes, which has given rest
and comfort TO tired and aching feet
in all parts of the world 1t cures
while you walk. Over 10000 testi-
monials of cures Of smarting, swollen,
perspiring feet II prevents friction
and wear of the stockings. and will
save in your stocking bill ten times its
cost each year. limitations pay the
dealer large profit, otherwise You
would never be offered substitute
when you ask for Allen S Foot Ease,
the original powder for the feet. Tni.
tatious arc not advertised because thcy
are not permanent. For every genuine
article there are many limitations. The
imitrtor has no reputation 10 sustai IN
the advertiser has 1t stands to reason
that the advertised article is the pest,
otherwise the public would not buy it
and the advertising could not DC IN
tinucd. When YOU ask for an article
adv ertiscd IN this paper, see that you
get il. Refuse limitations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Reduced Rates East and West.

Ask any Oregon Short Line or Union
Pacific agent about rates East and
West during June, July and August.
Special Excursion Rates in effect from
time TO time TO principal Pacific coast
and Eastern points.
City Ticket Office 20l Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Enjoyable Smoker.

\ very successful smoker was held
on Tuesday night by the knights of
Columbus al their temple in The Jen-
nings block. Over 100 sat down to a
very excellent supper. 1t was indeed
ga feast Of reason and Gow Of
soul II is hinted that the X, of C.
have couple of good things :'up
their sleeve - which will shortly be an.
uouured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Cholic and Diarrhoea.

Pains in the stomach, collie and diar.
rhoea arc quickly relieved by the use
Of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. When in need Of
such a medicine, give it trial. For
sale by all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
NpuVoo L,epion

The next monthly meeting of the
association will be held Friday evening
June y, at o clock, in the bishop s
once, tlthlng yard, All members are
requested to attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20

A delicious luncheon served
ROYAL Cafe at all hours: Prom
ice and pleasant surroundingb
good place To eat, - 8
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20

BY request of F. C. Loofbourow. Dis
trict Attorney J. s. Castleberry will be
arraigned. charged with embezzement on
June 81. Castteberry has already been
tried on two similar charges, in one Of
which he was acquitted and in the other
the jury disagreed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20

Judge Lewis OF the District court In ia
vor OF the Thiel Detective Service com
pany for Sl09T.22 against A. F. briggs
The suit was brought on promissory
note executed October l., 1908
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20

Judgmen, by default was entered by
Judge Ritchie In the District court on
Wednesday In favor of the Continental
Life Insurance and Investment company
against John s. Lecl1 for sG5 due on a
promissory note.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20

Harry Reynolds. who is charged with
using a deadly weapon with intent TO do
bodily harm. will be tried June 21. IL is
claimed that he stabbed F.. NJ. Pratt with
a knife on May 2 last.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Wifptin unb Saaudlmirfuna.

llnterIu6unsen iiber bic 9sbeutuns
bss glitotins fir bic StGrte Der
Rau6pirtuns bat 2ubipis Bitter i'm
Spgienif9en Snititut in Diir5burg
anseftellt. @r fabt feline Reiultate in
folsenbsn SGesn Suicmmsn:
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beimif9en gisdrrenforten 1T unabs
bdngig bon bem Ritotinseholt.
2. Gdu6tdbats entbdlten tpeientlt9
lpeniger Ritotin uls Gigarren.
8. DIE Stummel I6perer Gigarren
entbatten nidt unrbeisntIi9 mebr
Nitotin aIs bic Stummel lei6ter BON
urIpriinslih elsi9em Ritotineebalt.
4. @eim Rau9en lei9ter unb Ihpes
rer gigarren BON glei9em Ritotin9e>
balt ipiro aus bem Rau9 Der erfteren
tpeniger Ritptin in Der Ulunbb6bIe
abIorbirt als aus bem Der lebteren.
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absr ni9t proportional Der 3abl Der
unmittelbur bintereinauber serau9tsn
Gigarren.
8. Dte Grfabruns. bdb feudts Gis
garren f9per gu bsrtraeen iinb, tpirb
bur9 bic 9batfa9e beitdtist, bab aus
bem Rau1e elmer feudten mebr 0ifos
tin in Der WunbbGbie dbIorbirt pirb
ala aus benz Rdude bsrieIben troden
gerau9ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
0ermi1btes Snlans.

Su MtasnOliu, NtaI.. DurOe Oa'
WiasnOlia SOtel our4 Seuer 3eritOrt
S6aSen stma 100000.
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bat, gelOidt lit.
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seitiftete @rubmul wurOe fsierli9 snt
biillt unO eiuseneibt.
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lamb bat bem Staatsbepartemen
mit9etbeilt, OaB Der i'm Sntsreiie umeri
fanii6sr Slider psrsiubarte modu.
vivendi iid ni6t bewGbrt.
- Die biftoriid betannte @ruisn
WtiibIe bel SsOus, Pu., aus Der Sc
neral SSuIbinston i'm GsuOtutiOnsr
friese Msbl fir feline SOlOuten beSOs
wurOe burd Scuer jeritOrt.
& Das NicainIsp,0iutiOn
in Canton, g., lit i'm Seiisin bee
RrGlioenten Der Ser. Staaten ein9e,
weibt worOsn. 9auIsuos unO gIber,
tauienOe uuu Mtsniasn wubnten Del
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erOHnet weroen.
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Wfit9lieO elmer SeridwOruns. I'M Die
6e9ieruns gu betriisen. seweien gu iein,
pro;eiiirt wurOe, lit uOn ben @cl1wOre.
uen freiseiprOden moroen.
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Benssl in 4ottstOwn. Ya.. ertldrt,
OaB iie wGbreuO ihrss lunsen Sebens
itsts ben unwiOsritebliden Drans. Se.
srdbuiiien beiiuwOhnen, ueripiirt unO
I'M @anSeu 1902 SsrSrdbniiien beige
wobut bat.
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5ran; pom Der, ,Studen, Der fribsre
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iett Sabren Seitsr Oss. @iucinnatier
Srdeiters. in 9lmerita gu usrleben, Oa
sr pom nd9iten 6riibiubr an isineu
itdnOiSsn @Obniis in europa uebmsu
mill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Gifenbabu Scittabelle.
e.Iaipars. sadapanna uno @sfisrn Balm.
Sn Nraft etn q, SUM 1906

Jn strait hen "a. Sunt 1906.
Gi0li6 -8trl1et Scranton fir Nsp gprI
um 2.0o, 800, sos, 500. 1920, gcrm
1910, 3.25 uup $40 Ra4miitass. 5Hr
gitp gcrf uue pbiIabtIpbia, um $40 Born;
12.40 uub 3.35 glabmitiaes. Our
Spbybauud. 6.10 Nahmittdes.
GOrolia sir Buffalo um 1.t5. 6.25 u. 9 90
Wpr.; 1.55, $40 une t1.tn Nabmitiags. 8iir
8insbamtpu, glmirn uub 3pl6snfatiunsn. unl
1910 Rer. une los 3a6m. 6iir Sspteu.
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npmmtn Suuntaes. 6iir Wontrpis nm 900
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rpmpeatipu, nm 400 Nabmitinas. Bling.
hampton aeCpm rtatipu, UNI 6.t5 Rabmitiags
Bloomsburg 5ibifion-guIGsi Scranton
fir Rprtbumbtrlanb um 6.35, 10 90 Wpr
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Nd&mtttags.
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siDlid -Bir Rsp gprf nm 205, 3.20
6.O5 unb 1920 @rrstns; 3.35 unS 3.4C
Rahm.
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uut 1910 8prmittaas
DIoemsburg 9ibifIon- @rlGht Serantpr
nm 1920 Rpr. uub $40 gtd6mittdgs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Imsldnc.

Sm iiiolideu 3bsil 6rantreids
buben beffigs Stiirme iebr ..srObsu
ShaOsn anseridtst.
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WiiroiauuS Der slanienoeu @rfolge iei'
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moroen.
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eiusetrOfiensu Spsciulospsids 1T BEN
AiueiiI9en Solf luut zines Heifripts
bas Die SaiieriH.Bittwe bat bstannt &C.
ben luiisu, cine Contribution bewilist
moroen.
- SnfOlse befti9sr Resensiiiie iint
Die Slubuisoeruuseu:Oss 80 uno isiusl
1isbsnilHiie in 9tuIieu iiberi6wemmt
Sriiden unO @iisububusslsiie ,iinO fort
9ewaIden unO bic Grnte lit liberal
Oerni6tst.
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ent9lsiite Elm in IiiOli6sr Ri6tunl
fabrsnber 5uS. Gr wurOe tbeilwsii
3srtrlimmert, uno ;psi unO uieriil
Perionen, Oaruuter oreiBis Sapnnsr
fanOen babel ibrsn 9uO.
- Der Fluu Der @rri6tung einel
uniueriitdt in 9umburs lit nm elmer
peitereu Sdritt ieinsr Dur6fhbrunl
uGber 9etommen. @omuno Stemert
bat cine WtiIliOn Wturt gum 8au sinei
centruIeu 8orleiunssssbduOss bsrsese
ben, Oas Su Der ipdtsr Su srridtsuosr
llniusriitaf ssbOreu iol. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Hlr Gntlirbun9 orr l)frltn.
9as 0inoriHaen bon 2arpeu fItiner eauaS
wdrihcf IN Ole SeeperlmuidaeI

purihef III Ole Seepertmuid1eI.
Die Gntitebung ber gerlen aus Der
S9alen Der SeeperImuI6el pirb au
bret llriu9en 5uriidgefiibrt; mad Del
GIteiten 9lniiat lit bic perle eine reir
trdntbofte Bu9erung Der bic S9all
abfonoernben SorperoberflG9e, mad
Der anbern bilbsn aufGIig spiT9er
S6dIe unb SOrper eingebrungent
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mad Der neueiten Nleinuns iper6en BIZ
perIen berporserufen tur9 bas Gin.
bringen Der 2urpen tleiner Sdugtpiir,
mer. Snfolse bes babur6 berDorge.
rufenen &ei5es fonbert bic Mlui6el
oiinne S9i9ten BON S6letm ab, BIZ
allmGlig bart perbsn, ben ginbrine.
ling eintupieln unb ibn fomtt unI9Gb.
Ii9 MAIDEN. 0abur9. bab bic S9ic1,
ten febr binn iinb unb in auber.
orbentli9 grOber 3abI iibereinanber
lagern, pirb infolge Der Snterferen3
bes 2i6tes jener matt i6immernbt
Slang duf Der SberflGde Der perlen
berporgerufen, Der bic ehten gerlen 10
ausaei9net unb iie 70 tpertbpoa ma9t,
9robe unb unregelmGbig geFormte
perlen tpnnen aud bur9 bic SbGtigs
felt bon Sbieren, bic bic S9ale bon
auBen Der bur9bpbren, berDorserufen
tperoen.
Ha6 Seroman, etnem enalif6en
3ooIogen, Der iubreIang bic perls
fti6ereien unb bic 8icIogie Der aiiIten
BON @eplOn bur9forf6t bat, sei6iebt
es rein SufIqig, ipenn au9 einmal Elm
IN bic SdGle geratbenes Sanbtorn
cine perlenbiIbung rerurfa9t. gluf
Der Ri9tisteit bisfsr Glteren Sbeorie
bauenb, bat man po5l beriu9t, bur9
tiinitli9e @infiibrun5 BON SdnbtOrns
den bic Mui4eln aur 9iIbung bon
gerlen gu perunIdiien. bod obne gro>
BEN @rfolg, unb mad Serbmans @ns
iidt 1T bieies @erfabren au9 gdn5Ii6
unnOtbig, bd Der Weeresboben I'm
Golf bon Mandur, mo felt alters bic
meiiten unb f9Oniten perlsn gefunbeu
perben, tets mebr als seniigenb Der
fragli9en Durmlarpen beberbergt.
Die 10 etngetupielten Wiirmer geben
nutiirlidh gu @runbs; nur bieienigen
bon ibnen, benen es geGingt, in ben
Darn Der Muihel Su eeldnsen, tDns
men auf etne peitere Gntiptdlung bpfs
fen, aber aud nur oann, tpenn iie bas
Slid buben, iammt ibrem Wirtbss
tbier bon eirem neuen sefrefen gu tpers
ben. in beFsn Snnern iie bann RAID
gu sef9Ie9tsreifen Wiirmern berans
tpa9Ien.
llsbrisens bat bic GeploniI6e pers
lenfii9erei iebr quite Sabre btntsr ii6.
Sm Sabre 1905 purben ni9t tpenieer
dls 81,500,0O0 MuI9eln erbeutet,
beren perlen einen Wertb bon peit
mebr aIs 100000 Wart barItellten.
Sm Derflofenen Sabre bate bic 9e>
ieaf4aft. Der Oas WonopoI i'm 9olf
BON Munaar ibertrassn iporben 1T,
etne Gusbeute bon 100000 Ufus
f9eln, bic einsn 9eirinn bon iiber
100000 Mart bra9ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

BON osr TIotte 8r q 4.
ftltens follen BON 45 S9iffsn
nur fiinf isstiidtia fsin.