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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
Ia crisis D0h6ca J economical
EN- PUERTO RICO

Ell senior Pedro Castaner CasanDvas,
nos ha remitido un foleto con el epi-
grafe que encabeza estas llneas.
Ell senior Castaner en- estilo facia y
elegante, estudia, en- dieho folleto, los
sucesos que Sc han desarrOlladD en- la
isla, desde el cambio de La soberan1a
espanola hasta ell mOmentD actual. Las
conclusiones que expone el sefior Cas-
taiier, no. son pesinlistas.
Condensan sus opiniones ell eli para
fo siguiente.
"Puerto Rico, puede salir victorio-
samente de la crisis que atraviesa, pc
no para ello necesita del esfuerzo de
todos sus hijos, de ellos es de quien
ell pals tiene derecho a esperar. Para
este es precise que dando de mano a
Mchas intestinas y esterles disemclo-
mes, a personalismos suicidas, propios
mas que de puebdos jovenes de pueblo
decantes, Sc imam todOs EN- 1n solo haz
para trabajar de consume para la fe-
hcidad de La patria. Este es un deber
de patrptasmo deber es tambien POI.
parte de los que aqu1 vivimos, de los
que desde lejanas tierras hemok vemi-
lido formar parte de la fami1ia paler--
terriqlena, asociarnos a esa obra de
restamraci6n, cada uno CON 10 que pue
da, quien con su trabajo, quien con
su influencia, quien con su pluma, to-
dos CON el amor ! esta patria adopti-
va y con el buen deseo de que YEA CON-
vei'tidas en- realidad tangible sus es-
peraalzas y aspiraciones.
Damos las gracias al seior Cas-
taher. por el envio de un ejemplar de
su interesante y snE,no eStudiO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
B| Ciue Puerto Rico

Colorado combine anoche dos espec-
taculos, en- la carpa y en- a municipal,
Las Donnay y ell ventr7Qocuo senor
Perell6, trabajaron en- ambos sitios por
Ultima vez. Hoy salieron para Maya
giiez, donde Sc les espera avidamente.
Colorado sigue exhibiendo su mag
nifico cinemat6grafo, estrenando dia.
r;amea1te.
En- todos los vapores rocibe nuevaf
peaicula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
Ia campai1a anti
anarquista
ECIIADOS A LOS PERROS

Nueva York, unes.-Las demostraciones contra ell 60
bierno espahof organzadas por ell anarqusmo nterna-
cional Amsterdam, Berlin, Roma, Habana Valpara
So han sido disersadas por la fuerza p1blca
La polcia de Paris us6 los perros amaestraods para dis
persar tumulto que nentaba destruir la Igesia del
Sacre Coeur
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
Fl Cine Cubano

Anoche Sc ha vistO concurridisimo
Ell pdbaico aplaudi6 mucho, y, como
siempre, sali6 satisfecho.
Ell espectaculo gusta mas cada noche
y ESQ, que lleva muchas funcionando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
l.. repres.'js sn.rquists
UNA BOMBA EN- BARCELONA

Nueva York, unes.-En Barcelona han realizado los
anarqustas atentados brutaes Anoche han
jado bomba que hiri6 doce personals Algunos de
los heridos 10 estan de mucha gravedad.
Ell panco en- la gran ciudad espanola grande. Los
anarqustas anuncian terrbles represalias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
La ocup1ci IN de T1za
LO QUE SE DICE EN- PARIS

Nueva York unes-Dcen los despachos de Paris que
possible que ell goberno frances determine ocupar
Ia ciudad de Taxa.
Hasta ahora Sc advierten preparativos nj tene
declaration Official del gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
Los repubDican0s
en- el Senado
LA DIMISION DEL GABINETE

Nueva York, lunesLa minoria republican, del Sena-
do, drgda por ell senior Diaz Moreu, ha peddo la resg
nacon del goberno. Ell dscurso del Daz Moreu es
aplaudidismo por las mnorias
Sc aguarda ansiedad la respuesta del gober-
no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
Ell bsnquete de Juarex
LA REVUELTA EN- CENTROAMERICA

Nueva York, lunes-Ha tenido efecto la entrevsa de
los presidentes Daz Taft Ell Paso. Ell presdente
Taft ha asstido al banquete que ofrec6 Porro Diaz
Juarez Despachos de Nicaragua dcen que e general
Estrada ha proclamado presidente esfuerza por
aprisionar Zelaya
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
Service Especial del Doietn mcfeanlli
2ABLEGRAMAS.
POR Ell FUSILAMIENTO DE FERRER 1)

Nueva York, lunes.-Mr .Judet ha publicado en- ''L'
Eclar de Paris arcuio diciendo que juzga possible
guerra francoespaola motive del fuslamento de
EerTer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
EO eno3us9nniento
de Sol y 0rtegs

PEDIDO POR LA AUTORIDAD MILITAR
Nueva York Iunes.-El eapitan general de Cataluha
Aa pedido ell encausamento del Sol Ortega, acu
Saudoe de haber ntentado ncendar e eonvento de los
iesuitas de Barcelona.
La acusacion contra ell senior Sol Ortega es vvamente
dIscutida-
los republcanos dicen que es una para restar
tan valioso eIeemento las oposiei0nes
f1 Este uicio de Judet absurdo. Aunque Sc trata
ra de un cudadano frances la seria impossible TO-
s yez que Sc trata de detos comunes ell Els
eao frances haba de tomar la defensa de un criminal
Siendo espano Ferrer Ia afrmaeon de Judet es lnse
sata
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18

Ell GOBIERNO PIDE CATORCE MILLONES
Nueva York, lunes-El gobierno espanol ha peddO al
Senado IA mones para los gastos de la guerra Ma
'~r'~4
I'll gobierno tene recrsos pero de 10 que rata es de
aegalizar los gastos de la guerra. '
ell Congreso ha protestado la petc6n del gobler
mo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
ENGLAND WORRIED
BY DISTURBANCE

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Fesr IS openly eX-
pressed IN England today that the exc
cution Of Francisco Ferrer viii inaugu-
rate a period of the most serious dis
turbsnces throughout the whole Of Eu-
rope, in which England viii herself be-
come involved.
London newspapers, which yesterday
voiced their horror at SPANS national
hlunder in WautOnIy throwing down
the gauntlet 10 Europe's socialists and
radicals OF every sort show thei- alarm
today by pleading that Englishmen do
al n their power TO combat the revO-
lutionary tendency and not to concern
themselves with the disturbed condi-
tons in other countries, growing out
Of FetTer's execution.
The Globe. in epitOmizing the situa-
ton. declares disturbances run I'm cy-
Giles. We appear now 10 be entering
one. Almost every country seems 10 be
infected. We expect further and more
serious troubles, and unfortunately it
is not impossible that England may be-
come involved"
The general opinion is that the Fer
rer outburst is something far more
portentous than a series Of Individual
explosions and IT win yet develop into "a
concerted revolutionary movement
On every hand is heard the most vio-
lent denunciatiOn OF SPANS lack of
tactfulness in dealing with a situation
so prophetic Of disaster, If Spain were
alone involved. English diplomats, de-
spite the friendly relations with Spain,
would care but little what happened. tt
would be considered she invited the
trouble But every gain made by the
revolutionary element in Spain only
s.f-. -
tries a
The stems Of the Spanish embaz0
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15

HOOVEE-On Thursday October l4 1902
CECILIA JANE. widow of John IF. Hoover
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
END OF A RED NOSE
New Flesh-colored Product That Heals
and Hides Skin Imperfeotions.

A peculiar feature OF posiam, a new
skin discovery is that it is naturally
hesh-colored and contains no grease so
that when used on the >ace for the com
pleNion, OF for pimples. zed noses, or
any other determinations, blemishes. or
discolorations, its presence cannot be de-
tected- 1t can thus be applied in the
daytime, the natural color of the skin
being Immediately restored and the &C
tual healing and curing process accom-
pliShed in q few days. II can be had of
any pharmacist who sells pure drugs
Ogram' s, o. DonnelIs, the Peoples Drug
Store, and AfheCk'S make o speciality OF
it. Fifty cents worth viii answer either
Tor the troubles mentioned O. in curing
ordinary cases OF eczema. Itching stops
AT once.
Any one who viii write TO the Emer-
gency Laboratories, No. 81 West TWEEN
Uy-6fth street, New York. can secure by
mail free of charge, a supply sufficient
to cure a small eczema surface or clear
q complexion overnight and remove
pimples in tWenty-four hours.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15

fresh soldiers from Spain were ordered
TO Morocco. That was the real story
OF the Mt. GUrueu victory"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
Makes Most of It

fresh soldiers from spain were ordered
TO morocco That was the real story
OF the Mt. Gurueu victory"
Makes Most of It.
Premier Maura made the most of IT,
however. HOUSEHOLDER were ordered TO
decorate their homes under threat Of
punishment if they failed 10 do so and
a fete day was declared. The govern
nent paid cafe proprietors to serve wine
IN which toasts were drunk 20 the King
and the army. Hundreds of men were
hired to stir Up enthusiasm" and lead
IN the cheering for the government. The
theatrical climax came when the pre-
nier ordered the restoration OF the con
stitution in all provinces except Gaia
lonia and ordered the summoning Of
the cortes.
The act means nothing. The censor
ship continues and suppressed newspa-
pers remain suppressed. The govern
ment prisons are crowded and eXecu-
tons are taking place daily.
On the other side, bomb outrages and
sssassinations are daily occurrences.
The spanish people Sre densely ignor-
ant and unCOmprehendiug. but even they
see the injustice of dragging the bread
winners Of thousands of families away
20 die in Morocco for the benefit Of a
small group Of French CAPITALISTS.
while the wives, mothers and children
are starving at home
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
aDefensive Statement. .

MADRID. via Hendaye Oct 15.-No
better proof of the Spanish govern
ments fright is needed than the I'M
precedented action of the cabinet today
in issuing a defensive statement in
the form OF an interview with Foreign
Secretary Salazar. The 'fnterVieW'' was
given TO the official news agency for
distribution abroad.
SaIazar declares foreigners do not re-
aiize that FerTer was the most danger
Gus man in Spain. He declares that the
trial of Ferrer was conducted fairly,
and that the evidence against him was
overwhelming. He expresses the con-
victiOn that every one. excepting an
archists. viii ultimately admit the pro
Driety of the execution.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
OENEDRY is NAMED
TO ADJUST TROUBLE

SamueI DE Nedry, editor OF the Trades
Jnionist has been appointed by PTesi-
dent Samuel Gompers. of tie american
Federation Of LABOR, as fraternsl dele
gate To- attend the annual meeting of
the State Federation of Labor of West
Virginia. which meets IN Charlestta On
Monday AIr De \edTv left for Charles
ton today. Mr. De Merry is charged
with the task of adjusting the fractional
fight anon. the electrical workers Of
that section WE0 were deprived OF af-
0iation with the Central Labor Union.
and bringing about their reconciliation
with the American Federation of Labor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
ADMITS HE STOLE
FROM STATEROOM

NORFOLK. Va. oct. Robert
Hentz, twenty-two-year-old sailor.
from the New York yacht Cmida, in
this port has pecu arrested and is be
ing held for the November grand jury
upon a charge Of having stolen $500
from Francis NJ Wilson, 2o50 Broadway.
New York. The currency is said To
nave been found on Heutz when he
was searched, and he later is alleged TO
nave admitted taking the money. say
ing he saw 1t in a drawer in Wilson s
apartment on the CUmids, and could not
resist the temDtation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15

IAW-On Thursday. October 90. 1853 after
a brief Illness WILLIAM Law, of Ches-
hire Conn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
Died.

AHERN-On Thursday. October a, 1903. at
hor residence, 40 C street southwest.
MARY C.. the beloved daughter Of Jos. x.
Funeral saturday morning October l6.
from her late residence Solemn high re-
quiem masg Al St Dominic's Church. at DO
(Ksnsas city. SO. and Martiusburg w.
Va. papers please copy 1t"
CAVANAuGII-Ou Thursday. October IA.
1903. al Frostburg Nd, JOSEPHINE BIER
SARD. daughter Of Timothy CaVunauEh.
in her f0rty-secou1 year.
CROUNsE-On wednesday. October ls. 1903.
FRANCES E. wife OF = illlam j.
Crounse. Of Washington. ID. c., and daugh-
ter Of the late j. ". SummeEhcld and viz
ginia Cochran Sears.
Mrs. Crounse was the wife Of William L.
trounse. newspaper correspondent of thlS
city. she was born lu Baltimore thirty
three years aeo. and was the daughter Of
the late J. ". sears. who was a well
known business man of the Monumental
CITY Her death occurred after q long III
ness
HOOVEE-On Thursday October A. 1902
CECILIA JANE. widow of John r. Hoover
LAW-On Thursday October d. 1893. after
a brief Illness. WILLIAM Law, of Ches-
hire, Conn
MoNTGOMERY-On Wednesday. october l3.
1909, al her residence. lN- PeLihs4 yania
avenue southeast ANNABEl-LE- wife OF
John MoutgOmery-
WENDELI4-on wednesday. October 10. 1909
an Che residence oi her daughter. Mrs
Fraus Taylor, iu P0ushkee5sie, n. r.,
MARY widow OF Cornelius wendell. 1l
Washington. ID. g.. in the cishty-nluth scar
of her age
HAYEs-On wednezdsy. October IS. 1893. az
IC--e p. M. EDWARD. beloved s1u pf Pa
trick and the late Rose ella Ha- IS
Funeral fTeag his late residence. 66i south
Carolina avenue southeast on saturday.
October Dc, ar g a. m.- thence 90 ST. Peter. IS
church where hiEh mass of requiem Eyil!
he offered for tH- Tgpgse ~ lis soul. ltSla-
lives and friends are respectfully Invited Ja
attend. IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
TO ARREST EDITOR
FOR PARIS RIOTS

PARIS. Oct. 15.-La Guerre Sociale
CThe Social WAR, which issued the call
that resulted in Wednesday night's
riots, ia which one person was killed
and a number injured, announced that
IT'S editor, GustaVe Herye. is to be ar
rested on a charge of melting the riots.
The paper says it knows this step has
been decided upon.
If true, steps will probably be taken
to arrest NJ Jaures, a socialist deputy,
whose paper, HImanite, joined in the
cali
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15

were found smeared with blood today,
q note pinned to one % the pillars, ex-
planning that the blood was emblematic
of Spanish cruelty
London political exiles, of whom there
is large colony. joined i'm a heavy
exodus today to the Continent The DO
lice say they are going 10 Paris to at
tend the demonstrations that are
rianned to take place there on Sunday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-15
Explosions In Rarcelona.

HENDAYA, France. Oct. 15-RepOrt
reached here today of five bomb explo-
sions Ia Barcelona. A number Of per-
sons are said TO have been injured in
the explosions, which occurred during
the almost continuous uotjag of last
night and early this morning.
Serious rioung is also said to have
taken place IN Madrid, but tna govern
ments censor has cut or aE means Of
capital
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
SITES

Evangelistic services of the Indian
Baptist church of the Nez Perez reser-
walton will commence at their church
here on March IL and hold for one
week. Indians from all parts Of the
reservation will be present and some
visitors from outside reserves. There
are usually about 700 in attendance.
The services are interesting to the
white people and great many always
attend. The Indians are glad to see
them come.
A large cougar hide was brought
into town yesterday by G. M. Croker,
who has been trapping in the Big Ce-
dar swamp on the Lolo. He received
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18

w. /. Long and wife were in
Grangeville the first Of the week mr.
chasing a coffin for the late G. NJ
Houts. -
+. M. Taylor had charge of the
Bank here while j. L. Esslinger was
down with the grippe.
Z. G. Atkins folks are nm and
around again after a severe attach &c
the grippe.
The oldest son of Mr.. Freder;cls'
about four miles west of here, died
Saturday morning of diphtheria Of a
few days illness. A brother Of the
deceased is now afflicted with the same
disease, but with sufficient help he will
be rescued from death.
Il. Billows made pleasant trim TO
the county seat Thursday to secure
marriage license. Harry found the
roads in a bad condition after the re-.
cent snow
Chas. Sanford has moved his family
from the section house to the dwelling
owned by Mr.. Olhorn, formerly owned
by Geo. Smith.
). McMurry made a business trip
to Lapway last week, returning Satur-
day.
Q. Lewellyn, contractor of the V.
{. Co. warehouse Of Grangeville spent
Sunday with his family here, return
ing to Grangeville in the evening.
Miss Stevens arrived here from
Cottonwood Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with friends.
Work has commenced on a substan-
tial water tank at this station.
School has been suspended for a
week on account of diphtheria prevail
ing III this territory.
Mr.. Camas from Westlake spent
Sunday with us. Mr.. Camas informs
us that he will leave for British Col
umbia, where he is establishing a
colony.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
STEUNENBERG

]. L. Esslinger is on the sick list,
|aving strong attack Of the grippe.
Ne i now able to be out and around
gain.
John schueller spent Thursday in
cottonwood on business returning the
(me day.
W. |. Long and F. M. Taylor made
flying trip to the home of G. M.
(outs near Lowe Saturday to be pres
bt at his death. He died Sunday
fght.
Geo. Finn left for Cottonwood
onday where he will follow his trade,
carpenter work.
Miss Hayden, milliner from Cot
bnwood arrived here Saturday to
sit with relatives here Sunday, re-
rning Sunday evening.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
KAMlAH
From Progress

: pomeroy has purchased the
!, =, :, property in the south end
ugns snd will come there to reside
Ft0WnM Mrs., Hughes and son are soon
Pe Ne for Soldier, where her children
I've land.
r,l Powers of Sites was in town
ar looking for town lots to build
' He did not succeed IN hndlng
P ..;no that suited him, but is com
Py' anrn again for he says he likes
s u and will buy here and locate
| this place.
r.,L Maize and Albert Carlysle
rla ;nc to engage largely in the
| I I'm sv,0 business this season. The
,shsns are to be raised on ''Shorty's'
Pl 'ab and he is to have charge, and
|'sr w. plan on raising 5000 or more.
The Kidde P. 0. has again been
, ,ad 10 the J. L. Gross sawmill and
l g,s Hollingshead has received
pm n enabling him to cancel the
(smm, The P. Q. should be on
( sa as this is the second time il
! been moved in the past year
|his will take more horse flesh as it il
w W. too TOO long route for the days
Pip
On Sunday evening the band gave
heir first open air concert for the sea
n Several members Of the banc
lave dropped out for one cause ane
bother, but they hope to add some
|ev members and instruments in thu
|ear future. They were assisted Sun
|sv BY Mr.. Hewitt of Spokane, wh'
trap drummer there in an orchestrs
4 twenty-five pieces. Geo. johnson
/ Harrisburg, also played with them
kd the music was enjoyed as usual.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
the bounty Of $50 from G. M. Butler,

the bounty Of $15 from G. M. Butler,
county commissioner, and sold the
hide, which was fine specimen, to r.
r. Palmer, bookkeeper for the Lapp
company. Mr.. Croker says the beav
er being protected by the game laws
are becoming plentiful again. He has
killed 81 lynx, and trapped several
marten, but they were mostly off grade
in color, prices running about $500
so $3.50 each. On account of the
unusual amount of ice on the banks
of the streams the otter were difficult
to trap and not many were caught.
The spring run Of salmon is now on
and fishermen are busy in the Middle
Fork and smaller streams. The river
trout are coming to the hooks Of those
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
DENVER

Miss Bertha Rush is very i'll with
spinal meningitis at her home out east
of town. She is under the care Of DR.. 5
Campbell and Stockton. A speedy
recovery is hoped for by her many
friends.
Mr.. Houts from near Red Rock
died Sunday evening at his home and
was buried here at the Denver Gene
terry Tuesday by Rev. Saxton of
Grangeville.
Geo. Schleier from Greenacre,
Wash, is up on a visit with friends
and relatives. He will stay all sum-
mer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18

The St. Patrick social to be given
by the Royal Neighbors is expected to
be great success and an invitation
to all is extended to come and have a
good time.
John Baer was here few days ago
looking after beeves and hogs for
Stanton at Spokane.
P. Rehner has gone to Lewiston on
business and will be gone for several
days.
The Denver mill delivered large
load of -four to Cottonwood last Tues
day.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
Pangb0rn & Howe S ias%G

using salmon eggs for bait and quite
a number are being brought in from
the Middle Fork of the Clearwater.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
a omif9e ausfunft.

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raann i9 5rdulein Qnna ipredsn, bic
neue Stiibe Der Sausfrau9" = Be-
bienter: sd CLAUDE nidt. bic fiiBt
srabe."
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renb):. .affs id neulid Offentli9 fprd9,
rpIlt.n ben 3ub0rsrn SbrGnen iibsr bic
Wangen.@ : Serr: sSaben bic 2eut
benn gar 70 fdredIid setrdumt94
3drtii9. Sunse 5rdu:
.mGnn9en, i'd babe Dir bsuts our
lleberpdfdune cine Modturtlefuppe ses
madt!" Rann: ~@ddu nal. an. mein
liebes Modturteltdubhen!"
- Das 9egentbeiL 9fers
bebGnbIsr: rgDas madt bas Pferb.
has sic bon mir setuuft buben. idIGet
es gut ein9" Serr; mRein, = bos
ausidlassn thut es."
Gin 8etpeismitt =
0fi6ter (sum RIGser): ~Wie ipoIIen
sic betpeilsn, baB Die Sbrfeiss. bic
Sbnen Der aneetIagte ssgeben. gar 70
frGftis purG1 sd bite Ssrr ai6s
ter, Der 4nsstldsie 1T GIoaueur !"
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sic BON 9eruf2" Ginjdbriser:
uSprd9lebrer." llnterpfficier: ~Ha.
bann iteben sic eefdlIieft ni9t 10 uns
prtboordpbiId) bal"
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&erIs, Sbr! Sdtt' @ud Der sottisIies
@9iIIer setannt. Der batt' sefuib Iein
Reiterlieb nit: ~Srii9 ob. 8dmsras
ben, bonn pferb, bonn Pfsrb" beginner
laifsn.S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

-S69f perbddtiee 80 | II
funs. Di9ter: 2ieber Sreuno. id9
oante bir, bob ou penistens nidt
bel Der gritouffiibruns meines Stiidea
fortselaufen bif. = Greunb: So,
ipeibt bu. bic 8eine iparen mir sins
seIdlafen.
llmidreibuns. RiGter:
4Ifo. 3euse, Iasen 81. Die Wabrbeit,
balten sic ben aaaetlastsn bes 0ieb-
iiabI fdbis9 = 3tuse: Serr Ri6fe,
{ iebi = i9pert Jrus'! - M9a
ter: So. sic miihen ahsr ausfagen,
alfo2 - 3euse: So. tpie ioll id faa
gen - ipenn Der Insetlaete m69f
iein aIlein in d 3immer. ols q Wert6a
s,senfanS mSdP id oann nidt fein
In amer pffenen 2abe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
gprF@tis.

Yllnfer s.mstnfdaftlider 5reunS
Dulter tpirO iid bemnddf als 8eri
iiderunssdsent etablirenl"
-Sp 10 = bo muB id f9au'n. baR
i6 mid pOrbsr nod nit inn Ssts
iriss'!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

qbnuneSppIl. SGnssrin
(bie ibre Mitipirtuns gum DobltbSa
tigteitsconcert 5uidst): aber bas 5ase
i4 Sbnsn sIsi9, ala finite Rummeu
trete id nidt auf, fpie 81. piinf9en,
benn bic stueite gummer ifi aud cine
Sdnserin, unb ba IN bas pubIitum
bann ihon piel gu iebr erfhredt. !.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

9idterIins: .Ri6t einmai
beuP am beiIisen abenb 1T fir miA
refine Wdi9e OOrbanbsn!, :. Sd mnB
idon fpieber cine Manidette ats
5smotrasen nsbmen!4