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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
Prohibitive Bill is Intro-
duced in Duma by
NationaIists.
ANSWERS TREATY ACT
PopuIace of Teheran Incensed
at Dismissal of w. Morgan
shuster.

st. Petersburg, Dec. PA legisla-
tive proposal of a prohibitfve charac-
ter was introduced by the national
lists into the duma today. 1t is aimed
directly at the United States. 1t is
proposed totally to exclude American
citizens Of Jewish religion, and also
to raise customs duties 100 per cent
unless the Russian normal schedule
Is lower than the American. In that
case duty equalling the American
duty will be collected. The remaining
points in the proposed bill correspond
in virtually every particular with the
tariff bill introduced Dec. %.
sHUsTER AWAITS SUCCESSOR.
Teheran, Dec. 27.-W. Morgan
Shuster is still here awaiting nomina-
ton of a successor to whom he can
surrender the Office of treasurer gen.
eral. The populace is much incensed
against the cabinet because of its ac-
ton in dismissing Shuster. Many
protests have been sent to the authori-
ties.
| DETAILS OE ATTACK.
Dispatches received here give fur
ther details Of the attack on the In
dian cavalry at Kazeroom. The In
dian troopers we're escortfng Smart,
the British consul at Shiraz, from the
port of Bushire to his post. Suddenly
in the vicinity of Kazeroom they were
fairly attacked on all sides by Per-
SLAMS. A desperate fight ensued
| PERsIANs DRIVEN OFF.
The Persians were driven off, and
it Is believed, carried several dead
and wounded with them, while the In
dian cavalrymen also suffered a mum
Der of casualties, including two killed
During the fighting Smart disappeared
and it is not know what became OF
him.
LONDON HEARS NEWS.
| London, Dec. 27.-Oficial news was
received at the foreign office concern
ing the disappearance during a fight
between Persians and an Indian es
cort in the vicinity of Kazeroom OF
w. A. Smart, British consul at Shiraz
There are no indications, however
whether Smart is supposed to have
been killed or merely taken prisoner
u Reactionaries Monday raided the
governors palace at Tabriz. The dep
uty governor, alone at the time, was
forced tc seek shelter at the British
consulate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
Say Man Was Tossed to Death.

Rockford. Dec. 27.-The coroner's
investigation of the death OF Emil J.
Peterson. who broke his neck in fall
ing over fence, brought out testi-
mony that James Waterbury and Red
Lennon spent the evening with Peter
son and that when the fence was en-
countered they tossed him over. The
men thought Peterson would wake up
and find his way home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
GERMAN STEAMER WRECK;
ONLY 2 OF CREW SAVED

Gibraltar, Dec. 27-The German
steamer Chios foundered during
recent storm in the Bay of Biscay.
All Of the crew except the chief of
fear and one sailor perished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
The Weather
Forecast Till p. M. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline,
and Uleinifv

Fair tonight and Thursday, con-
tinued cold tonight with the lowest
temperature about 8 degrees above
zero. Rising temperature Thursday
Temperature at a. m. IL. High
est yesterday 35, lowest last night
IL.
Velocity of wind at z a. m. IL
miles per hour.
Precipitation, .15 inch.
Rlative humidity at p. m. "a
at a. N. 90.
Stage of water SIS, rise of g
in last "a hours.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
steel Shares Given to Employees.

New York, Dec. 27.-Allotments
of common and preferred shares for
1912 were made to employees under
the United States Steel corporation
profit-shsring plan, it was said after
q meeting OF the directors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
100000 LOCKED
out IN ENGLAND
Manchester Cotton Mills Are
Closed as Result of Strike
of Unionists.
NO OPENING DATE GIVEN
Equal Number of Yards Spinners
Will Be Immediately Reduced
to Half Time.

Manchester, England, Dec. 27.-No
tices were posted this morning at the
mills belonging to members Of the
Federation Of Master Cotton Spinners
that the cloth mills will be closed to-
night and not reopened until further
notice. This locks out 100000 weav-
ers. About an equal number of yards
spinners will be reduced Immediately
to half time. with every prospect of a
complete stoppage of work If the trou-
BILE is prolonged.
REFUSE TO JOIN UNION.
Hopes that a man named Riley and
his wife, two non-unionists whose en-
ployment originated the strike in the
Helene mill at Accrington, Dec. 20,
which led to the lockout, would join
the union and thus obviate the present
rupture, finally were shattered when
they last night declared their deter
mination not to join the union unalter.
able.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
DR. Mavo Gains

New York, Dec. 27.-Dr. Charles
Horace Mayo OF Rochester. Mimi.
continues to improve and is resting
comfortably.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to noon tomorrow)
Sun sets 4:36. rises 7:20; moon rises
11:25 p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
Negro Kills Two Brothers.

Cairo, Dec. 27.-Lewis and Frank
Ramsey, brothers, we're shot and
killed near Fulton, KY. by Resul Bar
field, negro, who was captured by
the sheriff. The sheriff took the negro
into the woods when he heard that a
mob was forming. Later be caught
a train for Paducah, where Bar4ield
was put In the McCracken county Jail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
Stranger Carrying IS
Sticks Of Dynamite Ar
rested in the East.
IS HELD IN A SUIT CASE
Man Promises to Tell Police of
Plans and to ImpIicate
Others Concerned.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 27.-Seventy-
two sticks Of dynamite and a roll OF
fuse were found in a suit case in pos
session of George, Bridges when he
was arrested today at Monessen, Pa,
where 5000 non-union men are en-
ployed in the mills. Bridges is q
stranger and was first seen here sew
eral weeks ago. The police say Bridges
promised to tell all about the dynamite,
and, 1t is said, intimates others are
concerned with him.
MORE DYNAMITE FOUND.
Rochester, Pa, Dec. 27.-Twenty-
four sticks of dynamite. IL caps wrap
ped in cotton and 10 yards of fuse
were found in the yards of Mcdonald
& Hartman, dealers in contractors
supplies, here today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27

New York, Dec. 27.-The condition
OF Della Fox, the comedienne and
singer, who was operated on for ap-
pendicitis last Saturday, Is extremely
critical today. PeritonitIs has devel-
oped.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
. @i.Str Elm Diamantenmadler.

Sn gneIano iou es fpie6er einmaI
einem beion6ers finbieen aopf ge-
eIiidt iein, fiinitIidbe Diamanten Der.
airiteIen. Sn Der gInfiinoiauns
beibt %, sab MIR Die dlerbeIten Sen.
ner imitanoe ieien, oieie ipntbetiifen
Steine BON ben ebten 3u unteribei.
ben. sSbr @Ian5 iei tpunoerbar, uno
aud be3iieIib Der SGrte itiin6en iie
MIR tpenig binter ben ipirtIiden Dio.
nlanten 5uriid. 8ir erbaIten iiber
Die n@ntOedune" foLsen6e Ilittbei.
lung aus 9onSon: Ser ,Ddilp
0firror" fiirSigt an, oaB es einem
@ngI6noer, Oeiien Same nidt ge.
nannt miro, mad neun Sabren i'm.
erniiblifen Sorihens eeIungen lit,
Diamanten 3ii MAIDEN, Die bon ben
nntiirli6en nllr BON erfabrenenSa6.
perit1nbigen unteribie6en neroen
fonnen. 9ieie ipntbetii6en 0idman.
TEN beiisen anaebIib 8 groSent ser
S1rte Ser natiirlifen 0iamanten.
Der yOaiIp Iirror" bot mebrere
tiinitIi6en Steine peri6ieoenen Bro.
ben unteriporfen, Die ole aeaIiidt
iin6. Inter Dem ginfIuIIe BON
&onteenitrnhIen 3eisten ite semau
oieielben 9i6teffette iuie natiirIide
Steine. Cine SpiritusfIamme. Der
iie eeraume 3eit ausgeiest puroen,
tbat nidjt ben geringiten. S6aoen;
ebenio unbeida6et singen fie unter
etnem StiefeIobias berpor, nit benz
man tie bearbeitet bate. CD Ser Or.
finoer bebaitptet, er iei imItanoe, Die
tiinitIiden 9iamanten Fir Elm 6iinf.
tel Der Soften Der natiirIiden berju.
lteaen, unS 5mar be 8ur@rOBe zines
&arnts. Sbr @lafi5 lit nun0er6ar,
Denn er aud ben blauen 'Sd)immer
Der nlerbeiten natiirli6en Steine
bermiIen l6Bt. 9eatiirlitl entbiiat
Der @rfinoer ben SeriteIIungspro5eB
nidt; er6elitet MIR on, onB er Oorin
ben BON Der Ratur ieIbit periolateN
BroSeB na6geobmt babe. Gnfanas
iino tie bon elmer gralen Maiie nm.
geben, Die crit entfernt per6en mub.
Gum Shleifen muB Der Staub no.
tiirliher Diamanten perfpenoet per-
ben. neil Der Staub Der fiinitIihen
nift bart senug lit. Die Steine fol.
In iid aud CUR Senpenbune fir
8laierperf3eiige uno 9obrmaibi-
men por5iiglid eignen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
gbiturs einss antumObils ins
Wteer.

syn Der gedbe bon Groiiic on Der
aoire.0fiinouns itiirote in ipGter
gbenoItunSe oas @utouobil bes Sc.
uotors Weailaro in oas Meer, Ser
Chauffeur batte in Der 9uufelbeit
ieinen 8ea nerloren, uno oas Sabr.
aeua ronnte fiber eine 80iAung bin
ob in bic SIutben. @liidlideriueiie
Ibieb Ser 8asen auf cine in Der @d'
he Ses lliers oerntferte 9arfe, Die
tros ser Seftiefeit oes glnprnlles MIR
IangIom 3uriif1pih, 10 bnb Der Sena.
tor iln0 Ser @bdufieur nod 3eit ian.
ben, ii6 irei 5u MAIDEN. 8GbrenS
Sas glutomobil raid oeriant, ipran.
aen Der BETTER Der 9arfe un6 Elm
Ratroie in elm .Tlloerboot unb rette'
ten 9eibe. Wan bofit, oaB Der Sdred
fir BEN bod,betagten Senator feline
idIimmen 6oleen baben miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
Bluei garse fir einea sOSt,n.

Die baIbaHtIide rsS5apon Eintes~
IN Sofobnnrn beri9tet: Scr pIosli'
DIE Eob oes $errn &. 9lneiati aus
.Soidisaia, Eotio, bat in ieiner Sa.
mile tpegen bes 8egrGbniiies eileu
gfeIigionsitpeit berporgeruTen Der
Der &onrif nidt entbebrt. Ser Batter
Ses 8eritorbenert lit Elm eI6ubiger
GnbGnger 6es Sdinto, bes aItiapa.
nii6en RuItus, pGbreno Die 8ithpe
bes tooten Wamies aus elmer buo6bi.
itiihen SanriIie itamnlt u1t6 cine err.
tbifiaftiide 9uoobiitin lit. Der Batter
erridtete nun, entipre6en6 ben
S6itttobrGu6en, einen Sausdltar.
bling elm StrobieiI nit Rapieritreiien
IN eiren &altme auf iut6 beban6eIte
Die Seele bes 8erftorbenen uls einen
@ott, tp1bueit6 Die @ittfpe in einem
oirberen Rnume ibre buo0biitii6cn
@ebete iprnd un6 @eibrau6 brann.
te. Die 2eiite, Die Die traiieritoe Sa-
mile beili6en, I'M Sroihporte 5li
ipreden, befinben iih in idpieriger
2oge. Sic geben 3uerit gum Batter,
Der iie in iein 3immer fiibrt, mo- Der
Sobn aIs 8ott a1tf Dem Sousaltar
ber5ei6net Itebt; bann in einen anoe'
rem Raum, mo Die 8itttpe in Sbri.
men i6pimmt, belize @ebete Itam.
melt uno 8eibbraub hrennt. Die
Sdfpierigfeit tuurbe srober, oIs ii6
Sfpiiden bem 8ater un6 Der 8ittrpe
eine Guseiranoeriesuna bariiber ent'
ipann, Oh bas 8egrabniB na9 idirr.
toiftii6em ooer na1 bu6Sbiitiihem
9fitlls ab9eboIten tueroen iollte. Sci.
ne Bartei gab nnd; Der Batter unO
Die 8ittpe trafen beioerieits beion-
6ere 8erobreolin9en nit gegrG6niB'
imternebnrern un0 Brieitern. 3mei
SGrge puroen bereeri6tet, mo
Sfittto. uro gub6baprieiter tamen
eleifSeitig gum Srolierbalis. Die
S6intoprieiter begannen ibre @ebete
au iaeen, Die 9nbbbaprieiter ibre
Sutras gu iingen. Da ,Iegten iif Die
gum gegrGbniB erid,ienenen Der.
tpanbten irs Weittel, Inn cine 2oiung
6es 3notens 5li fin6en. yead LANCER
9eratbuna fam man 3u oem ShluB,
Sub bas gegrGbnib 3lpeimaI itattfin-
Sen ionte, einmal auf fhintoiItiide
unb einntaI auf buoobiitiibe 9lrt.
9eun ober erbob iib Die nelle 5rage,
Oh bos idyintoiItiid,e ODER bas blto-
obiitii6e gesrGbniB 3uerit Ituttfinben
'oIlte. Sd1IieBIid loIte mon; unb bas
Sos enti6ieS 3usuniten Der @itttpe,
10 bah 5lntG6it bas buo6biitiide BE.
grGbniB itottfonb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
Sin SOlSat, Der ani srofsm Snss
lebte,

Bon elmer merfpiirSieen Senoune.
ofe Dor fait bunOert Sobren bel Der
iran5oiiihen glfooemie eintraf, er.
36blt cine Barrier 8oheni6riit: @s
Dar elm itnttlibes Bndet, oas Der
&orreiponoent Der 9ltAoemie, Ser.
riere, i'm Sabre 1912 mad Baris
ihidte. glls man es ouspddte, fano
man BARN einen Shub, Der ieit6em
biitoriid seporoep it, 1tno babel bic
nnltlid beglaubigten gapiere eines
Soloaten bonn 1. Reeiment Der rel.
tenoen @renaoiere. Sean 8aptiIte
Brith. seboren in 8eIlencombIe
(Wtontblanc), bate cine a0rpergrOBe
BON nift tpenieer aIs 6 SUB 6 SoG
uno 2 9inien einen 9ruitimfang
bon 5 SUB s 3oa uuS, elm @elpift
BON 269 8iunS. @r itnrb am 81. Wsal
1904 im glIter BON 81 Sabren. &ls
RurioIitGt ipurSe Der QaSenie Der
Sdub Oieies 8ieien eingeididt, Der
10 aepoItige 9imeuiionen 5eiete, 6ab
Die aeIebrten $erren Der afaoemie an
einen Sder3 segInubt bdtten tpenn
Die autbentiihen Yapiere ni6t ieoen
8peiiel beieitiet h6tten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
9emtide GdlnIen in graiiIien.

gea6 benz Iesten Sabresberidt bes
braiilianiiden Staatsietretdrs bes
Ssnnern gibt es i'm Staate 9iio
@ranoe 90 SuI 1121 ofientlide
SduIen nit 55.594 Rinoern uno
79i 8ripatiduIen nit 90,275 9in.
bern. Inter ben Bripatidulen iinb
81 bobere 2ebronitalten nit 1896
ShiiIern. 90 bleiben an Doifsihu.
len i'm @an3en 1861 Shuleu nit
81 ,974 ainoern., Na9 Dem Stutiiti-
i6en anlte betrdst Die gepoiteriing
Ses Staates 8io @ranbe @nbe 1909
1 t,5G7 ,9t5 Seelen. auf 826 geipob'
ner entfGat iomit cine S6ule uno
auf 1877 elm SduGtinb. (Sn Rrenben
fomnlt i6on auf sc GinpoDner elm
Sdultino.) Die 3obl Der idulpfli6.
tiaen 9inber in 8io @ranbe piro oui
$4,000 sei6dst, 10 BOB nitr 39 b.
8. nirflid bic Shule beiu6en. am
aiirftiaiten III babel bos 8erbaltniB
in ben @emeinoen (MunioipieD nit
SeutId, ipre6enber 9epolferrng. Sn
ben neun Wunioipien Santo 2eopoI.
DO, Toauara, Uouteneero, Santo
SeboItiao, gitreIla, 2ageabo, Santa
grus, 8enancio slpres unb Santc
pourence beIteben 227 Stuotsihuler
| nit 1868 unSSS6 BrtpatittiIen nit
| La S59 ainbern. Die 8eo0lferung
pitS out 250.000 SeeIen seiddst.
Sf,on auf 40S Ginpobner fommi
cine S6uIe, auf 1913 elm SduItinb
Ron BEN 95,700 i6ulpflihtigen &ir'
bern beiuden 23,227 Die SduIe, alic
SIS b. s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
t aarl gurieelli. +

giner Der reiditeu Manner Der
Rbeinpropin3 uno mobl aud Siio.
peItoeutibIauos, Der Hittergutsbe.
fiser unS &ommer3icuratb aarI 9u.
ricelli, lit. pie man aus 9ineen mel
BET. ouf RbeiniOaerbiitte seitorben.
Ser s7iGbrise bat iid in 9ineen elm
Sauernoes 8entmal seieet 0urd @r.
riftnng eiues sroBen 9linoenbeims,
iofpie burb @rrihting 3ublreiher
ionitiger mobltbdtiger Stiitlnsen,
@r mar gbrenbiireer Der StaOt Bin.
gen; ieine 9eiiesuns erfolgt i'm DOR.
tigen grbbegr6bniB Der SamiIie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
Gin nnfrennolid)er Gmpfans.

Der 8od Oes engliihen Gampfers
~SarnDol", Der in Houen om Guai
Sean De 8etbencourt oneeleet bate,
begnb lid on 2nno, I'M einen 9rief
5u bei0roern. 9oitm bate er elm
poar Shritte gemadlt, ais ibm 5lpei
fraBoiiide ShusIeute ben 8eg per.
traten. Der cine CAB ibm obne pci'
teres cine id)oQenoe Sbrfei9e, Der
anoere einen pobIee3ielten 6uBtritt.
Ger 3ot bate fir ben glugen6lid
genlIg unO afhg babes an 9orb 5u-
rid, nm lid beim aapitGn 3u bella.
gen. Dieter ities MN ieLbit naf Dem
4ai binab, traf gIeihfaas Die beioen
Sflutlelte, erbielt ieinen 6uBtritt
uno ieine Obrfeige mo ergriii ba.
rouf Die 6luht, oerfolgt bon oen
be;oen rSeloen". Die oas Seiteu9e'
pebr seaiidt batten. Gin poar glu.
genbIide ipGter fam Der @rite Diff
sier bes Shiffes 5itriid uno berid,.
tete, er iei BON Spei SfueIeuten nm
Sabof gebeten, un6, ols er i'm 9e-
griffe mar, ibnen oieien 5u geben.
oerpriieeIt iporoen. anpitGn. Diff
5isr uno Sod bdben BEL Der Gouener
StaatsonpaItid)oft Rloee eingereiht,
Die beioen SdusIeue aber Ieitgneten
burtnGdie. Die llnteriu6llng
nirmt ibren 6ortgang,, oiirite aber
idnperIia elm greiFbures Reiultat er.
aeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
Deutfcbe
gd0n Sarberei,
1927 u. @aibinstoa abs.
8eiSe Setepboue.

Vile Nrbeit nod better Beiis pOllfiibrt
Tem Reinisen unb Pl6tten ipesielle
auimeriiamfeit seidenft. arbsit abgss
bolt unb abselisfert..
Geo. ". Sdmiot, Gisentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
Gitemb abm 3eittabelie.
S.Iouar., sodaluanua uHo @sH.fn Satn.

OtIuwhttt Cuuuuuhue W." ~Sebss" OsS'''
an Rraft etn "a. Stunt 1906
Saolia -guldBt Scranton fir Rsp gor'
nm 2.O5, 800, sos. 500. 1920. Born !.
$40, 3.25 uub $40 9a6mittaas. NB,
40 scrt uub pbiIabslpbid, UNI 500 Born
fl.lO uus 3.35 Rd&mittaas. gHr
gobubauua, $40 RaGmittdas.
W0rnlia -Hir8uffalc um rs. 6.2hu @ m
RSr., t.55. $40 unb tf.tn RaGmitiaas aii-
Btuabiuttou, GImtra uub 3nif&snHdttcn.u ur'
fOi0 Wcr uut Los RaGm. Hhr Osrsdr
@5raeuls uub utica. um t.t5 unb 6.25 wer.
f.55 gld&mittdas Osrtde. sSvraeuff ur,
iiltea qua UNI 6.25 Ror. I6uft i6aIid nuss,
Nomneu Scuutdas Mir Wonircff um o M
Mcr., los uub $40 Wa6m. GibcIrSn Hs
epmUeatiou nm 400 RaGmittdds. sinn
Ramptcu assom oSdttou UNI els RdGmfttdae
Htoomsbura Sinifion-GeuIG6' ero-tr.
far gtcvtbumNrlaut nm AZ. IN 2n Nprr
IS unb $40 1a&m 8Hr pISmOutb nm q en'
Ra&mitiaas.
SountddR. 9dar
efolid-Nhr Wtr Ncrf um 2O5. aoc
sos nuS 1920 @prasns; 3.35 uub a.If
2d1m.
WSraIi& = RHr Buffalo um tt5. M
6.g5 wcr. t.55 $40 uub tt.t0 Ra&~
Bhr 8iuabdmtou uub 3wifGnfatlcutn q ~
unb t0.t0 Wcrm'ttdds
gIoamshura Sihifinu -s'rISst Scrar1"'
nj IN 90 apov mn s.40 RaGmiiidas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
eadapanua & Bhomina gaIIeh.
(eaureI 9inie.l

5ptf6m Srduton uub @tIiss.parrs
9Has sriaftu Ssrantou I'm m, o.no m
400, son uuN On msrdsus. I'm & 40 spr-
gtffs an Wc6sutddsu uuS niIs rdfFrfnsrs
Ipdu,to miuuisn. urb um TOO murn'rs =.
Snuutddtu uub ale ud&foTdt-hs imdu,io Soi
Huitu Ms unt I-FuHrs 70 NJ Wadjis. IN gnH
Fss-Rdrrt II Wiuuisr 'bdtsr duFcmms-s
qrpr,a,ads, uur n spittsfpu drhnTttrt ~,-
aftu Seraulou atIt Stuubs 'ddTid. dra~-
t1tmmeu Scuutdts uub Rsintaosn. sc- ~
Mnrrsus Ma 40 TssuSs. uuh 'rtftr In anr
Fss.4avrt 2n SRiuutsr fp6itr Elm
Ceflr,r n'eua ,wifb.r SSerartnu sfns Gw
1aSF. auud TarI. qrtisrsturn urN Tuumcrs.
Sieb' Eahvttau sir dsp6dk,fErhrust 3iia'
3rat Ia arafi am a. SuIit9O7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-16
@aterielle Semitic feblten nidjt.

9er 9Ippetit Der 6emotratiifsn
Serren, Die iih 5lr SiegeSfeier IN
Baltimore perinmnelt botten, Iieb
fi6er ni6ts 3u tpiiniden iibrig. sic
DertiIeten 1000 auitern, 70 galIonen
SdiI6froteniuppe, 1850 Bfrmo fette
&apaltuen, 550 piIoe gnten ser
tbeleriten art, ufro 40 Sdinfen.
Dieie IubItantielIen @euiiiie ipiiIten
iie nit 1000 Godtails, $50 9SIaifen
Seft, 400 SIuideu Sauterne unS
einer gepaItigen Quantitdt 8or6eaur
berunter, uto gum Rahtiid purSen
5000 Stiid $ahniras eermidt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
Provisions of Bill.

than 3.OOO.O0O volumes. but in quality t is sadly lacking. It is relatively poor in scientific works; quite fifth of the most recent works on sciences and industry are wanting, and lack of funds makes 1t impossible to supply the deficiency"
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MT. Henry Hin. of Calumet. Mich igan, who is one of the largest own CTS in the santa Rosalia mine, and who is here in connection with tho inauguration Of new plan for the de yelOpment oi that company, returned yesterday morning from the mine.
 In conversation with a representa- tive or the Sonora News. it was learned that Mr. Hill is a large own CT of Everaade land in Florida ol which there are about three score buyers in Cananea. and inasmuch as most of them are News readers. the News man concluded to interview MT
 Hin about that interesting section Mir. Hill said:
 Tt IS certainly a very attractive country, and will develop into one of the most delightful places in which to live and the garden spot of the United States, particularly the win ter garden spot. This tremendously rich soil, almost perfect climate, if weight inches of rainfall, a natural sub-irrigation that renders absolutely safe all crops planted, together with an entire absence of malaria or oth CT diseases and its closeness to the biggest and best markets in the world. with water transportation prac- tiCally from the farm door, assure for that section a development iD the very near future rarely witnessed even in the remaI kable growth of many western communities. Witp such unsurpassed conditions it is only reasonable to suppose that land val ues down there will in a very feT years run up to $500 to 5000 an acre, as the land and conditions that make values are really superior to those that make the big prices now being asked Tn California land, which is the only section of the United States that compares at all with the Everglades.
 Where is your land locGted?" asked the reporter.
 T have thirty acres in the Dayie experimental farm, which ] bought at $50 an acre a year ago; forty acres in the Royal Glade tract which l bought about the same time at S69 an acre, and so acres further west bought two years ago at s30 an acre, selling now at $50 an acre, making 150 acres altogether, all of it pur- chased from the Everglade Land Sales company the same company l undei- stand the Arizona and Cananea buy CTS have bought from. The com pany is a splendid one. It has car lied out every agreement connected with the splendid improvements in 1he Davie experimental farm and can be depended upon to carry out every promise and guarantee in their lit erature and contracts. The improve ments in the Royal Glade tract, understand will be as thorough as on the experimental farm. I own
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and passive electoral right, was re- jected by an overwhelming majority of the council.
 The most important provisions Of the bill deal with the religious adher. ence of persons under age. Children under fourteen remain in the church where they were baptized, unless both parents or the single living parent pass from one sect to another. In that case they may follow their parents CT parent in the new sect, if the older5 desire it. Children over fourteen re- main in their former faith, but may join their parents or single living parents church, with their consent. In case only one of the parents changes faith, children under twenty one remain in the faith professed by the other parent.
 Three important amendments pro- posed by P. x. Durnovo, ex-Minister of the Interior, snd adopted by the coun- cil, provide first that children over fourteen whose parents belong to non-ChristiaE or heather sect oI creed may be converted to Christian ity before they are of age; second, the children of such parents may be con verted to Orthodox Christianity even if they are younger than fourteen. with the consent of their parents. and third, that the consent of the parents may be dispensed with. for important reasons, with the permission of the Holy Synod in each case.
 The last amendment was adopted by the close vote of g to 7l. These three amendments enable young Jews,
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According to the believers in charms and spells. I3 Is Rostand's lucky mum Der. being found involved n all the happy events of the poets career. Ed mond Rostand t13 lettsrs), son oi Eugent Rostand (i3 letters)( made his literary debut with Les Musar- discs" C13 letters), and Is the thlr- teenth holder of the thirteenth arm char in the French Academy.