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New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
THE ABORIGINAL
PORTO RICANS.
SOME CHARACTERISTIC
CUSTOMS RECALLED
Work of Bureau Of american Eth
nology in Reproducing Life
of Vanished Race.

1t is narrated that when Christopher Column
bus first visited the island afterward named
Porto Rico the naked natives were in the habit
Of chanting story when they performed one OF
their ceremonial dances which. In the light OF
history. is of especial interest. The tale which
they told and expressed in this fashion was the
prophecy Of 'zeni," god, made to the
father OF Guarionex, cacique. Fasting for Ave
days by way Of penitence and chastising him
self. he bowed before his household god and be-
sought glimpse Of the future of his people
Before many years there Will come to the ISL
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
q PARLIAMENTARY sTRATEGEM.

II Was at an informal session. after one of the
reettlar meetings of u religious convention that
~ New Hampshire minister told somes or his best
stories There is one in our church, ne
esfd s.vho is as good gold. but so long -winded
fhar he tires everybody out
81 one time it suggested by one or the dea
,e tI,at in order TO avoid the extreme length OF
this good mans remarks at prayer meeting. We
tnigFt make a f1ve-minute limit
esT-hfs fnaugurared the next meeting. and IL
ms cheering TO us all that when the long
,a-s,,dad man speak he held lis open watch
in his left hand --,z =, Ia.
when the limit all but reached. he said
.u-,,5ifsg M, dear friends that j have only few
.arands left in which speak. and having much
- sav / will throw the rest Of my remarks into
tbs form OF q pzsyeE. ~-X0utha EnUOauioR
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

throat In order to show to the idol that they
had nothing evil In their stounachs. They seated
themselves like tailors and prayed with low
voice. Then there approached many women
bearing baskets Of cakes their heads and
many roses, flowers and fragrant herbs They
formed circle they prayed and began 10
chant something like old ballad IN praise
OF the god All rose to respond at the close Of
the ballad they changed their tone and sang
another song In praise of the cacique. after
which they offered the bread to the idol kneel-
ing"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
THE ABORIGINAL DANCES.

At various places on the islands OF Porto
Rico, Cuba and Hayti there found level
spaces inclosed by rings of stones These are
dance pIazas Descriptions Of dances observed
by spanfards $50 years ago are preserved. A
number Of the writers gave detailed accounts Of
the natives Of Hayti. adding that whatever Is
true OF the aborigines of the islands holds also
concerning those of Porto Rico. Much Of the
secured In this way The following Is from q
Spanish account $50 years old of ceremony in
honor of the earth goddess II was observed
In Hayti and which is supposed to have been
similar to dances In the neghboring island Of
Porto Rico.
honor of his principal idol all the people at
tended the function. They decorated the idol
very elaborately: the priests arranged them
selves like a choir about the king. ard the ca
Clique sat at the entrance Of the temple with
drum at his side. The came painted
black red, blue and other colors covered with
branches and garlands of flowers and shells.
wearing shell bracelets and little shells on their
arms and rattles on their feet The women also
came with similar rattles. but naked. IL they
were maids. ana painted, if married. wear
ing only breecheloths. They approached dane
ing and singing 10 the sound OF shells. and
they approached the cacique he saluted them
with the drum Having entered the temple
they vonited. putting small stick into their
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
SILL AHEAD.

willie Collier. the comedian. was an irrepresst.
bic member Of barn storr1ing combination which.
some ten years ago. did the tank" towns OF tls
Middle West.
The company had been doing a poor business FOR
several weeks when a certain town IN riiircsS
was reached. Just before the curtain went
that night Collier standing the curtain
peephole, sizing up the audience
'Hows the house Wtllieg' asked another player.
Well answered Collier. There are some out
there But. he adaed. impressvely. we're stil
IN the majority, old boy. still In the majorttyI"-
Harper's Weekly
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
In The PHI.

He was an exctable man, and was accompanied
nv his wife and baby in the PIT OF the theatre Al
r6e end of the the baby began to cry, and
he was asked TO take the child out But II ceased
~ cry and he was allowed to remain. Near the
"a ~ the second act IL recommended its discordant
cries and he offered his money back TO leave
The theatre. He refused Indignantly. but when IN
the third act the play began TO pail and the baby
was sleeping peacefully he whispered eagerly TO
RS wife Leah. pinch little Rachel to make her
e-T,p'-Duudee Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
PUNISHMENT FOR NON-SUCCESS.

Woe betide the doctor Il his patient died. The
friends of the dead person. IN order TO discover
II the physician had made any mistake In the
treatment would open vein Of the body. gather
the juice Of a certain herb and cut off some of
the hair from the forehead OF the corpse Pull
vertzing the hair in some peculiar fashion. It
was mixed with the Juice Of the herb This
concoction was presented to the mouth and the
nostrils Of the CORPSE the question whether the
doctor had pursued the right course or not being
many times repeated until the demon" replied
In as clear tones Il the patient were alive. II
the reply was that the doctor had not given
proper treatment, the relatives seized the med
icine man and gave him many blows with q
stick breaking his arms or legs.
According to all available accounts. the pre-
historic Porto Ricans danced on the least provo
cation. They were born to the accompaniment
Of Dance and when death claimed them q
dance celebrated their departure from earths
scene. There were dances for success In war,
for curing the sick. for inducing the rain to fall
for improving the crops. They danced when
they reached manhood and womRnhood. when
boys had their hair cut, when they became war
riors. when chiefs were made. when farms
were cleared. when trees were cut for making q
garden and building 9 house. and when Q canoe
was launched
Dramatization played an important part In al
the ceremonies and was especially prominent in
war dances. In which were represented the mo-
tive of the war. the departure of the warriors.
arnbuscades the surprise OF the enemy. combat,
celebration of the victory and return of the
war party accompanied with mortuary rites Of
commemorative nature for the fallen.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
EVEN EDISON WAS STARTLED.

No windows were broken, but several glass
1o-1es @ere smashed. q piece Of electrical ap-
~@3{ls was disabled, q table overturned and The
ministers were frightened. They put their hands
- thelr heads fearful of something worse to fol-
lew
What happeaedg" one OF them exclaimed
s2ch explosions are constantly happening
E-ed Edison. calmly. I'm glad 10 say that
N-eg haven't killed any one since the fal- You
-sser can tell when one viii happen. but L
-'pe you VIII not De treated 10 another TO-
ca"
--e clergyuleh declared that II MAS al III
'Seg Interesting but they would better ho'
=. --e1n longer. Grabbing their hats. they mas
~ oade the inventor goodby and did whaI
---Aon had long been wishing them to 90.
me faculty for remembering faces is espe-
~ He4 ceys.oped u LII. Ed1SoDx "a tHs2"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
VEFN HE COULD HEAR.

.-lsst the huInorist Of the party remarked TO
.o-narion II al ordinary tone Of voice:
-r g,ess he would hear IL We asked him TO take
6 drink"
.ar4. .,venror who is temperate in the use OF
,,--,o-s turned about. looked the young man
.1ra-elv II the eye. and sunningly replied:
yes peraaus should; but 10. thank you. not
to-day
z7disor has strong opinions regarding diet
Ee firmly believes that half the Ills that flesh is
te- n are due to incorrect and excessive eating.
t5e himself is very absteulious, and often does
M consume g pound Of food IN the course Of
he day. Yet he Is no faddist IN what he shall
ss1. taking anything he fancies but in very
snail Quantities He is fond Of telling story
s. Ct illustration Of how great slave tosneal
hours man may become.
srYc1 know, Of course" he says, when telling
T. al about the Ohio man who went 10 New
YORK fer the first time and. having taken
-oou gt q good hotel, unpacked his grip and
tbeu went TO the desk TO inquire about the
meals.
What is the eatin' hours in this yere hotelT
he sad TO the clerk
breakfast the clerk answered. seven TO
eeven lunch. eleven TO three: dinner. three TO
eight: supper. eight rc twelve
-aJe--rsale-ni' exclaimed the astonished farmer.
vine, e-n ! gotn' 10 get time 10 see the town?
Visitors 70 the laboratory are sometimes so
rurerous that MI Edison viii not grant an in
re-viegv unless they are well known 10 him
Some OF these visitors with great pompousness
assert that they have known Tom Edison
stnce they were boys together, and act as IL
urcn erronted when the gatenlan informs them
-hat Nj. Edison Is SO busy that 1t VIII be I'M
possible 70 see him on that day
On one occasion a bona fde friend who had
known him from childhood called at the iaoo-
rato-y with a companion, and was greatly Of
Tended when told that Mr.. Edison was very busy
and could not receive visitors
What" said the caller, Indignantly. do you
mean 70 saw that Thomas Edison won't see me?
Why have known him intimately all my life"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
KNEW HIM BETTER.

.Oh 70 don't say he won't see YOU replied
the rsn- '-but Mrs Edison waited here for two
hours this morning and had 70 go away without
seeing him, and I don't suppose you know him
s1y better than she does"
Occasionally when visitors are admitted they
stay long that they become nulsances. Edi-
SCI ouce disposed Of d party Of unwelcome call
ers az unusual way. In his experiments with
explosives he has produced some SO sensitive
that z drop placed on q table would explode if
any che shouted
You see,' he said. by way OF explanation.
The thing Is IL q state OF very delicate equi-
4briu1a. L Is a question depending upon sur
rounding conditions as 10 which ii VIII do-re-
main liquid or turn into gas When this bal
anoe Is about equal Il takes very little 10 incline
Il toward a gaseous form, so that even the
SOUND O. the voice VIII produce the effect And
50 would L heavy weight dropped on the floor
While conducting his experiments IN explos
ives he was visited one morning by q company
q clergyulen- The inventor treated them, as he
treats every one, Courteously. but as the day
wore O1 and there was no sign Of their going,
ne began % study how get rid OF them with
OF Offending them. He casually remarked that
he was experimenting with very delicate ex-
lLosITes. and would be sorry II any Of them
were injured.
I1is had only the effect OF increasing their
interest. They got in the way and distracted
--lA oy foolish questions He finally became
AefFols-and almost irritable. a method Of
eliminating them from the scene finally occurred
'o Alfr Taxing some OF the material with which
Ae hsc been experimenting he put a drop or TWO
"ne7s there was no danger Of blowing min
lister through the window. The clergyrnen
watched his action with added interest, ap-
psfenty feeling no uneasiness and crowded
ir0 he ted
ueAch and again took up his experiments Sud
ee1ly he Jumped UP shouting. Il have ft!' at
lie same moment knocking board from the
u-oIe as Z by accident II fell TO the floor with
craSh What followed was even more dis
estroGs than Edison Lad intended.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

build him a, temple. or give him some Of ycr
goods"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20
OaS blreimltat.

Die an Disnitas cbssbaltene Wabl
fam i'm @anSen oils elm sldnSenoer Sieg
Der Gepublifaner betradtst werben, oenn
bieietben waren 10 Siemlid obne auss
nabme nit ben ueridieOsusn aanoioaten
sriolsrsi6. Serr @bwarb @iiele, Der
rspublifaniide SunbiOat fiir StuOtcon'
trollsur, idlus isinsn tsmOfratiideu
@esner, Serrn Sobn z. 8rown, nit
elmer Wiebrbsit uon 1854 Stimmen, iu'
Dem sr Suiummen 1894 Stimmen er'
bistt. seesn 4739 fir SrOwn. Die Rs'
publitansr erranseu aud cine 3unabms
uOn 5ipsi i'm Selsct Council, pier i'm
Common Council unb elm Wiitslieb i'm
Sdulratb, wdbreno ibre Sanoioateu
fiir alOermannsr aud iieSrsi6 warsn,
udmli6 @sorse WtcSale in Der 8.
gBaro, 2imOtbp Sonss in Der 5. Baro.
Sames WiOir in Der 9. Barb, Srant
@sli in Der IL. @aro, unb sBilliam 8.
Sones In Der %. Naro.
Die Sdulbeb6roe beitano bisber aus
elf Gepublifaneru uuo jsbn Demofra.
ten, bie.neue wiro aus elf Hepublitanern,
sebn Demofraten uno einem Reople's
WiitslieO bsitsbsn, weI&' lestsrss als gu
ben Hepublifauern ssbOrenb sere9net
piro. Der Ssleet Council beitauo bis.
bsr aus oreiSsbn.N .NepubIifanern unO adt
Demofraten, Der ueue wirb aus fiinfs
;sbn 8spublituuern unO iteben Demo-
fraten bsltsbsn. Der Common Council
beltunb bisber aus pierunb3man1tg Re'
publitansrn unb SwOlf Demofrateu, Der
neue mirb aus a6tuno3man;is Republis
fanern unb SwOlf Demotraten beiteben.
aus obisem lit gu srisben, baB bic
itdbtiI6e Serwaltuns, pte bisber, in
ben 6dnben Der Republifaner Oerbleiben
wirb, bsnn Der Wtagor unb bic anoeren
ssssnwdrtis funSireuoen Seamten iino
aud repubIifanii6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20
0as Ihal abndrts.

1ablur. = Die Gnjabl Der Gpplifa'
tionen fir SbanfliBenlen In bieiem 8o'
rough 1T AZ. - SafOb alob pom Der 5.
Waro murbe Samitas Ibenb auf Die
glnflase isiner 5rau usrbaftet, oaB sr
iie miBbunole uno fir iis unb ibre spsi
Sinosr ni6t forge. @r psripru6, mos
uatli6 SIS on fis 3u bs,ablen. = DaB
ss bier nod alts Sdwei,sr Siebt, welde
ben slplsl trefien f0nuten, bat iia poriae
@ohe bel einem bier in Senri 9iaseli's
absehaItsueu SdieBen bslpieien, inSem
Der 7sjabriss @reis, Sr. Sobn @sibsl,
in fiinf. S6ihen 113 Punfte beraus
idoB, nsmlit 25, "a. %, 21, 21-113,
semiB cine quite Seiituns in ioldem als
ter. Wiadt's nud !-Serr Sobn Suls
ger uuo @attin bruhten ibren @ritsebos
reneu, ben Der Stor6 ibnen oils Oieus
iabrsseldenf iiberbrahte, lester Can't
Itas CUR Eauis. SSenn nidt alle ans
Sei6en triisen. wirb er ieinem 9lamen
Sarolb, welhen CT erbalten bat, @bre
MAIDEN. Dag bel bieier Gaufe nidt
@aIier allein ssbraubt wuroe, benefit
Der umitaub. baB Der @rOBuater unb
StisfsroBuater 3uiammen Elm Sisoel ais
itimmten, iporauf alle sluweienoen elm.
itimmten = ssrabs pie mad alter 8dter
SBeiIe. = sluf ben eriten slpril ipsrben
bier mieber uielfa9e Serdnoerunsen I'M
Sotel unb anberen .@ei9dften 9emabt,
.. b. @insr 3iebt aus, Elm gnOersr sisbt
ein. Der Spru6 lift aud bier gut ans
sebra6t; Der Msni6 bat feline blei'
benoe Stdtte. 9Dir molleu ni6t 3u friib
beri6ten. ionbern abmarten bis 5ur
Seit, bamit mir feiuen Sebler MAIDEN.
-Serr SObn Smborf, bon Der 6irma
Hieoer & SmbOrf, Sauoler in Slai6eu'
bier, purbe letten Sonntas bon ieiner
Satin nit sinem T6fterlsin beidenfts
6abe mir sleid etwas csrartises sss
Oudt, iub ib 10 lestbin ben Stor4 ums
6uus flattern; wabri6einlib bate er
oerabe Seitelluns scma6t. 9srSliAiten
@liidwuni9.-sm Dieuitus rods bier
iebr fart mad ssdie : es mar absr feiu
S4wei3erfdiel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20
3ittstou.

= Srau @pttlieb Sdmals, eine
ipoblbefannts oeutide 5ran oieler Stuot,
mnrbs beute CUR lesten &ube beituttet
uno Paiior Sobn VI. 8enoer pon
scranton lsitets bic Erauerfeier, bu
Paitor 8. Us. Sod pom bier frant bar
nisocr liest.
= Srau Soispb Ban 2euuOn uon
Glm StraBe besins seitern Wiorssn
Selbitmoro, inoem iie cine Doiis @ar'
bclidure nubm; iie itarb nuh einisen
Wiinntsn. Die Srau mar 40 Sabre
oft uno bauslide @irren iollen lie 3u
Der Gbat uerunluBt babsn.
= Der 1S Sabre alte Srant Wtorris
BON Sebaitopol, benz uorlestc SSobe
wabreno Der slrbeit Elm SUP 3wiiden
Sarftn ssfan9sn uab jeroriidt nuroe,
erlas Samitas WtOrsen Der am Gage
3uuor sinsstrctenen WfunbIperre. Ssine
Yerlesuns wurbs Susrit ais nnseidbr'
lid bstra6tet.
= S6ultlaiie Oio. 2 Der Gbeitnut
StraBe PresbDteriiden Stride. unter
Der yeituns BON Srau Diaria 8ruder,
wiro Oieien OOnneritag Slbfno cine llu'
terbaltun9 seben, woSu elm aus9eSei6'
netss Prosram einitubirt worben 1T
unb psl6ss nit elmer Siribenbunm
Seitlidfeit i6lieBen wirb.
= Sine intereiante .3eremonis iano
portesten Wiittpof in Der ct. Yeter'S
ep, lutb. Stride on &od StraBe itatt,
inOem cine Sppotbefe bon $1,000 per'
brannt puroe, na9bem Der leste Heit
Der S6ulb seoedt worben mar. Gin
biibideS muiituliides grOsrum murOe
in 8erbinouus nit Der 3eremOuie aus'
9efiihrt.
= Ssnus Satonis BON Sinsiton, Der
friiber in Der Siblep 3s6s arbsitste unb
ii6. .Samitas einitellts, UNI ieinen nod
fallisen Sobn gu 3icben, blieb bis SOnn'
tas WtorSen bel SreunOen Su guitin
Sei9bts unb traf ipdter mebrers 5reuuOe
in elmer oOrtisen g8irtbiduft. 9ort
entitanc ;pii6en ibm uuO 6rant Susfis
bon anitiu Seisbts Elm Strsit unb iie
wurben on bic 8uft 9siest. Suum
orauBen ansele9t, nabm 8asfis einen
srOBen Stein unb ueriests 9atOnis
einen pu6tisen S6las an Der Stirn,
iooaB oieier nit SebrOdenem S6dbsl
nieteritiirSte uno iuubrideinlid Itsrben
wire. 8asfis sutfOb nu6 Der Gbat,
wuros aber Disnitas Su StO Sorss er.
wiidt, ba sr ueusisris mar. su srfabrsn,
mic isiu Spfsr ii9 bsfuub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20
Spbe 3arf Notisen.

- Serr unb Srau ',9enrp Self BON
yiorb Bromleb auenue fino ourd bic
@eburt siuss EO9tsrlsius bssliidt wors
ben.
- 1fobert, bas is Monats atte
SDbnlein Der @beleute Peter 3an9 bon
Dritter Strabe, itarb Donnsritas mad
eiuwSdentti9er Sraufbeit an Der 9uu'
SentSiinouns.
= @s LIT Elm Sshler su benfen, baB
Massnleiben pl6slih fommsn. Sie
entitsbsn sep6bnli9 lanSiam. Or.
ausuit a6nis's 9amburssr Eropfen
pislen nidt lanSe, bieielben su beilen,
ionosrn bsilsn ioiOrt.
= Ssrr 9obn Stern jun. bon Eap'
Tor glue. fiibrte leste @ode SRI. @milp
GnbsrIon pon giorb Silmore Guenue
als feline 8raut beim., Puitor 8. llps
ton @uers pollSOS bic Gersmonie in Der
Bobnuns Der Brauteltern, mo bic 9ieu'
uermdbltsn uorlaufis wobnen werben.
i Srau slnna Pfsiffer BON 9iorb
Spoe Yarf apenue itarb Samitas i'm
sllter BON 65 Sabren. sic wiro BON
brsi SDbnsn unO swei GOdtsrn iibsrlebt
unb ibrs 9siiesuns erfOlste Disnitas,
nad sinsm BON PaitOr Safob SdOttls
seleiteten Erausroienit in Der @beitnnt
slpenus Presbpterii6sn STRIDE, i'm
8aibburn StraBe Sriebbof.
= 8dbrenb bic SOispb Susbes So
milie uOn Spetlano Ctr. unb Gunner
gluenue am SOnntas gbeuo oem 9ot'
tesoienlt beimobnts, paro Seren 8obns
uus bon einsm @inbre9er bsiu6t, Der
bas san,e @sbdube ourdftObsrte nnb
ais Scute $5 8aarselo mitnabm. Der
aerl lief mertbuolls Sdmudiadsn un'
beriibrt, ba er es nur auf 9elo abge'
iebsn bate.
- Der @binsie 9. 3. Eom, wel6el
cine 8didsrsi an Siio Wiain ausnu'
bstrsibt, wurOe Samitas WtOrsen babe
ertappt, als er einem IA Sabre alter
Uidb6sn.a bas sr in ieinsn G,lus selOdi
hattie, unanitanOise Silosr 5eiste. go'
liSilt Sbaw eri6ien unb nabm bas Wfdo'
den CUR FOliSsiitatiOn. usrfeblte aber Der
@bineien binsfeit gu MAIDEN unb ale
sr misosr Tidisn. nm oieies su tbnn,
mar Der iaubsrs Yuride .ueri6wuuoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20
Bilfes. Barre gea&riaten.

- Das @intreten Der fatten @itters
uns bat alls 8efiir9tunsen Dor elmer
llsberidwemmuns bsieitist nnb anf ben
Siiebsrunssn lit Der S6aoen tsin bsosu'
tenoer.
= Sier mar am Dienitas bas san3e
rspublitunii6e Gidet fesreid: 8niffsn
fur Niapor, Sart fur Sdasmeiiter,
@Drinssr fur @ontrolleur uno Dreis'
bad fir glieiicr.
K Sn Der Mtinsral Sprins 3ehe Su
Parion fano ssltern Elm Selienfall BON
Der Dsde itutt, wabreno iie oielelbe
Itiisten, unb Gbomas Yopell wuroe er'
idlassn unO orei uuoere arbsiter gum
Ebeil idwer uerlest.
= Su Der slniieolun9 zee, nabe 9lan'
tieofs. sridoB SumituS um Wtitterua6t
Sobn SolousfD ben anorew Wfife, Der
als Gnfiibrer elmer Stroldsnbanoe oas
Saus beS erltereu bOmbarbirte, BIZ
Ebiire einbrah uuo ins Saus brinser
wollte. SolOusfp itellte iiA ben Se'
bDroen.
= Seiuri6 Sarimann. ben altersr
9lniieolern wobl nod oils nber fIeenI
Senri6" betauut, ueritarb am uorlester
Sonutas in ieinsr 8Obnuns OIL &esen
StraBe i'm alter uon 70 Sabreu. DeI
8erltorbene mar Elm PfdlSer Sino, iei
1860 in 9Biltcsbarre lpObnbaft uno iei
mes 3sidens Elm Sdubmadet.
= @s lino i'm Saufe elmer 8ohe ipie
Der peribieOene unisrsr osutiden Wfit
burger bur6 Den COB abbsruien NOR
ben, nemiid: Sobu Steislsr, Shant
fellner in Giirfss' Sotel, i'm Glter Dol
Sc Sabren; Der SabnarSt Or. 8illian
Iotbermel. 81 Sabre alt (; Sobn Wfiller
Der ieiu sllter aui 67 Sabre brabte
@barlsS yiem aus SObsn3Ollern' Si9mu
rinsen, Der i'm Sabre 1851 nit ieiuel
@ltern bierber fam, iturb i'm alter Dol
76 Sabren; @eOrse s. @laiier uOi
Parriib StraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20
6rablin9s
Stidereielt
finn bier nnb fertig.

Mtit obtu auf BIN m66iiesn Bergen bu
dpti, ,pti iaufsnb 5ub iibu BEN Sst pro-
tu,iri bas flsins eantGsn Saint @auen btnts
sreuiIis Stnde ppn 9iaetIarbsit BON iol6' BE-
iiimmisr ShSnbti, um stns wtliirtitt BsmuR,
btruna au srregtn. a6nnsn ole fb eabr Dor.
itlltn cine augtnfhsinib snhlcit Rputtticn
bisIsr pufsinsrisu 5antarttit fraus unb trtih,
birtft BON fsinu ihpsstrihsn 9timaib gSslb'
sint Ghllt ron rartr S6Dnbsit iplb' ttn Atortt-
mtnt fir ises 8rau btstst.
Superbe Tilet Slcuncines
In atnuSlsn 8rtiisu ppu bic As 3ca, sarit
SpIpIItn ppn Wablitbhsn, nrraneirt In parmps
mic nit ben pro6tpclnsn ldbuppiatu Hdnesn.
YrtiIs Iauisn pou ST. bic $3.50 bic GLE.
Teinffe Satiite TlouneineS
In &armanitn SGuslinss 9riiten GHtiitn,
Rpisninpsptn, geiltsn, uip., mt olitr etuis
ron biblhtn aupaHtnesu Snitrtinss.
0erfertiate Stiferei Sdnoer
fttsiusn biiblhu pis is eitit cation, 5st
6dmtitnIus Define unb liebli6s DRtpalions
~ ,ablrsit, UNI anlufibrsu. prsiis, bic 9ls
25t biS 81.
GdusiinsS Gets
,isbtu tbsufaIs bic Mufmtrfiamfeit iibn
apan,is Stpt fir Sbre anspdbI, manbs mt
Garmanttn .pcu Bereibmtinntbt Dltur-et'ti'
nnb snptsn. prtis, Die Gle. 10e bic Soc.
xaufroben Stieferei.
@slt> Iirtlih Gri&nfuustn: Dslitatt va
Gpibtn 8,risrunetn nit stf6uissu Slnmsl
nnb sinasIdinisn Stidua Gfftfitn. as 3ol
brett unS ron Soc bic $3.50 bic Gle.
edusiineS Tlpuueines
fur iurst aIsieer, linb. mic mir aIaubsn, msb
au,i,btnS pis is bitis Cation; q 3ca brett
nit Bhl&sIn BON ROisrfnpspsu, SrSnaen, sri
uub gnei6msinuitt srasDs arransirt Di
Cue, Csc bis So.
5aupt 5lur-Iinisr Dur&sans-bintsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20
MuS benz oberen 2bafe.
(gtrhbal6 @orreiponben5.)


= Der itulisnii9s Ysrsmann Soiepb
@Oeals murbe Montas In Der 0bip.o's
S8il1 3etbe 3u SlrdbalO bur6 siuen Sell
isnfall auf Der Stelle eridlasen.
(@arbonbale @orreipOnben3.)
- Srau Yuspuale Ysttinoto BON 81
setric sllleD, bic Dor etwa wtOnatsfriit
i6limm ptrbrannt wuroe, oils ie nit
elmer brsnnenben 9ampe niebsrfiel, erlas
ben erbaltsnen 8ranbwunOsn SOnntas
9ia9t.
= Ole @slbi6ublabe bes gBirtbes
Dapib gBilliams uou SimpiOn puroe
frhb Sreitas BON @inbredern um $15
,rlsi6tert. audi madten ii6 bic Serls
iiber bic @strdnfe unb @isurren Der unb
bulfsn iid liberal.
= 0apio, Der is Sabre ulte Sobu
bes aarou rlnserleioer uOH Yite StraBe,
itarb Samita9 Sbenb i'm Oiotbiall 9o'
ipitat. nadbem man ,wei Sperationeu
fir 9linbbarmsntsiinouns an ibm uor'
9enommen bate.
Sranf @aroal, Elm Sanbian9er In
oem @rie BREEDER Su Mapfislb. wurot
Donusritas lbeno Smiiden swei Sarrsr
s,fansen unb erbielt Oas &iidsrat &C.
bro6en uno anbere innerli6e Serles'
unseu. 9m Siotbfull SOipital batt'
man feline Soifnuus. oaB er iid miebsl
erbolen niirbe.
- Die SBabl oahier am Dienita9 err
mics iid fir bic Hepublifansr oils cit
Sles, benn ibre Sanbioatsn. Sabm fiil
WiapOr. 9bomaS fir @ontrolleur uni
Dunn fir Sbuloirettor, wuroen er
wablt, wabreno bic Osmofraten 9oitui
als Sdasmeilter uno Goodman all
alieGor erwdblteu.
= Sn fritiidem 3uitano wnros ON
Mfontas 9sipru 3erinia pom 6oreit @iti
benz .giotbfull Soipiial iibsrwieien, na4
osm sr in Der Clinton 3e6e Spii4ei
einsm Sarrsn unO elmer 1biirs Sefansei
uno b6s serOriidt wOrOen mar. Ssio
slrme uno oas linte Sein iinb ibm ser
i6unben uno man befiir6tst aud inner
li1e 8erlesunsen.