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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03
Good Time Now
For Blood Health
Energies Are More Keen
and Respond Quickly
to Help.

II you are down with rheumatism II
you sneeze. feel chilled, are choked with
catarrh. have cough, or your skin Is
pimpled and irrftnted with rash. eczema,
or any other blood disorder just reneu-
Der that all the ills Of life come from In
pure blood. And you can easily give your
blood a good thorough cleansing, q bath
by using S. s. s There is no need for
anyone 10 he respondent over the Illness
Of blood impurities. No matter how badly
they attack the system, or bow unsiEAt;y
becomes the skin, Just remember there is
cue Ingredient in S $. g that so stimu-
lates the cellular tissues throughout TIE
body that each part selects Its own eS-
sential nutTiment from the blood.
This means that ell decay. all break
Ing down Of the tissues. is checked ard
repair work begins. g s. s. has such
specific influence on all local cells as -
preserve their mutual welfare and AFFORD
proper relative assistance to each otner-
For many years people relied upon Aer.
curry, Iodide Of Potash. Arsenic, "Physics.
Cstharties and Dope" as remedies for
blood sickness. buf now the pure vegetable
S. s s. Is their safeguard.
Ycu can get g. 6. s. in any drug store,
but insist upon having Il. Ard you should
take no chance By permitting anyone TO
recommend q substitute And II your
blood condition Is sEch that rou would
Ike 20 consult a Specialist freely. address
Medical Dept. The Swift Specihc Co.. n 8
/ Swfft Bldg Atlanta. Ca
A6Yerti<=uenI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03

ing to a description furnished the
local police. He left home some time
Wednesday and is believed to have
been in the company of an acquaint
ance who also is among the absent.
The police have notified surrounding
cities to be on the lookout for the
youth.
Or. 5Iancke at Mt. Ida.-Dr. ". H.
Blancke OF St Paul's church was Civ
en- the topic of The Ladies Aid So
ciety" at the meeting of Wednesday
night at the Mt Ida church in the
series of the weekly rally meetings
that are being held and had some
complimentary things TO say about the
women of the church and their efficient
work
Police News-Frank Payne, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, was
given a Is days in Jail sentence. He
had in his possession an ugly looking
knife.
The charge against Robert Rose of
disturbing the peace was dismissed.
Rose had fistic dispute with another
man but was not the Gggressor.
-Four foreigners were arrested az the
corner Of Fourth and LeClaire streets
after INDUCING in battle royal Their
names are Florentino Ramiris, Ignatz
Nora, Placidio Assum and San Diego
Ramine=. Ramiris was the CHEZ insti.
gator OF the fuss and drew so days in
jail. Fifteen day sentences were sus.
pended over the other three.
Rubbish Catches Fire.-A pile OF
| rubbish in the vacant lot at Front and
Brady streets catching fire yesterday
afternoon necessitated a run of the
| department. The fire was extinguished
shortly after the wagons appeared or
thu scene. No damage resulted from
| the blaze.
! In District court.-The suit OF Hon
ora Garvery aaginst Ehlers and Bar
golz ct al that has been tried before
\ jury in district court for the pas
three days ended when the jury re
turned a verdict in favor of the de
| PENDANTS. The suit was to recover
money alleged due on the assignment
of a lease. Louis Z. Roddewig anC
Waldo Becker we're attorneys for the
defendants; Sharon & Higgins for the
! plaintiff.
Suit for divorce was filed in the of
flee of the county clerk yesterday BY
Irene Baker against Harry C. Baker.
Partner in Auto. Co.-Bruce Jackson
formerly proprietor of the jackson
Auto company of Muscatine, has be
come a partner in the J. A. Zemal
Auto company of Davenport and here
after will be actively connected Will
the above company. Mr.. Jackson Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03

an experienced automobile man and
will undoubtedly prove a valuable as
set to the firm.
Take Children to MoVies.-The chill
dren of the kindergarten OF the west
Side Settlement were taken to one of
the local moving picture houses yes
terday afternoon by Ned Lee, on the
invitation OF the manager of the the
ater
One Building Pernit.-A building
permit was issued yesterday TO Con
tractors Struve & Son for the erection
of a story and a half frame and plaster
dwelling for Harry Zimmerman, Mar
quette and Myrtle streets; $4,000.
Licensed to Wed.-The following Ii
censes to wed were issued yesterday
Harry Speth and Edith Reguhn, Dav
export; Allan ". Fuller, Galesburg
and Josie Vaughn, Monmouth; Erva
J. Boomershine. Moline, and Anna
Holdt, Davenport.
Obituary Record.-The funeral fol
little Robert Johannsen was held at
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon from tbs
home Of the parents, Mr.. and Mrs
F. II. Johannsen, 1903 West Third
street. with interment in Fairmoun
cemetery. The services at both tht
home and at the grave we're strict!
! private.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Amelia Schweb were held at o'clocl
yesterday from the family home, IL
Farnam street, with interment in Fair
mount cemetery. Johannes Kroege
officiated at the home and also az tn,
grave. The pallbearers we're Mrs
| Otto Jaeger, Mrs. J. Oetzen, Mrs. VIII
| liam OFT, Mrs. Otto Wichelman, Mrs
Edwin OFT and Mrs. Herman Oetzen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03
DAY IN DAVENPORT

Safety First" Movement. ].
Flanagan, yardmaster for the c.. NJ.
4 st. P. railway, has returned from
Savanna, ILL.,, where he attended a
meeting in the interests OF the safe
~ first" movement, which was held
there Tuesday. He has been appointed
member of the Milwaukee safety
first" committee, representing the Hi
Dois division. The movement is one
which is being pushed by all the big
railroad systems throughout the coun-
try, and it is said that 1t has already
accomplished much good in reducing
the number OF personal injuries on
the railroads. Factories and industrial
corporations have now taken up the
movement as well.
Deaconess Takes Up Work.-Miss
Nellie Karg, formerly OF Davenport,
and a member OF St. Paui's English
Lutheran church. has returned to this
as deaconess OF St Pauls. Miss Karg
took the course of study in the deacon.
ess school at Baltimore three years
ago, and has since then been connect
ed with the Orphans Home at Logs
vile. Pa, ard more recently with the
Old Peoples Home Of Washington. d.
. c. Miss Karg began her work We'd
nesday and will assist st. Paurs pas
tor. DIT. w. II. Blanche. in the many
. duties in connection with the church
work.
Deeayed Candy Burned.-Two hun.
dred pounds Of decayed peanut bar
chocolate candy went up in smoke be.
. hind the Martin-Woods warehouse
Wednesday afternoon. Commissioner
. Flynn had the "sweetmeats" taken out
Of cold storage. saturated with kero-
sene and burned up.
o
Guilty Of Robbery-William Sayles
pleaded guilty 10 the charge of rob
berry yesterday before Judge Donegan
and was sentenced 70 a term Of 10
J years in the state penitentiary. Sayles
entered the home OF DR.. F. Braun in
West Davenport recently and throw
ing a blanket over Mrs Brauns head
rihed the residence Earl Burk also
pleaded guilty TO a charge of assault
with intent 10 kill and was given q
year. Burke attempted to kill a man
some time ago with a revolver Fred
Schillig was given 80 days by the
Judge after pleading guilty TO a charge
Of larceny.
Warrant Out for SOMA warrant
y was sworn out yesterday morning foI
\ the arrest Of Fred Leu, 16 years old
! who mysteriously disappeared from
his home. 11O1 West Third street
and $i4l belonging to his father, Fred
G. Leu, is missing. The boy is'six feet
tall and weighs $40 pounds, accord
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03

is to be harnessed by seven big
power dams in the center Of the
Tract. The Commonwealth Com
pany is pushing the project and
already has one dam completed
which, besides now supplying cur
rent TO Manistee, will furnish the
power to construct the other dams.
Farmers are coming here because
OF our good crops and the intorma-
ton fast spreading that our set
tiers are making good the impos-
sibility OF getting as good lands
as cheap elsewhere, the dissatis-
faction in renting farms in the
older states, the desire OF every
farmer TO own land OF his own, the
increase in population and the
growing profitableness. improve
ment in methods and desirability OF
the farming business.
TRUE CITIZENSHIP is rooted
10 the soil Come and take your
place in our colony. There is room
for a thousand more men with
their families here But il can't
last indefinitely. The demand for
land is MANIFOLD greater than it
was when I acquired this tract
some Is years ago. You wont find
any land as good for as little
money. SO TO s25 per acre. and
large selection at ST. and SIS per
acre on terms OF so to $50 down
and s. to SO per month on 40
acres. thus giving about years to
pay out.
MY FARMING EXPERTS call
regularly on each farmer. I CO.
operate with my settlers. Great
things are accomplished by CO.
operation. I operate a demonstra-
ton farm. lam putting my capital
back into development and i'm
provement work in the Tract. My
own orchard when complete will
be one of the largest and finest in
this country. ! planted 100 acres
to apples this season as a starter.
Learn about the insurance feature
OF my contract.
1i5 VIEWS IN the Tract are
shown in my new 72-page booklet
All the farming conditions are de-
scribed in IT, giving statistics. CON-
parative tables and information of
great interest about this part of
Michigan. Write for IL and also
ask for a large map.
MY NEXT PRIVATE CAR EN-
CURSION will be Tuesday. Oct. p,
by p. NJ. r. r. leaving my Offices
at 1850 a. m. Fare $3.50 round
trip 10 Wellston. rebate on pur.
chase You get back 10 Chicago
at 7:20 a N. Thursday or Friday
Of the same week. Automobiles
and guides free.
George w swigsrt, owner
:, Chicago, H., or his agent.
4th Ave, Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03
Natural ADVANTAGES
private Car Excursion Tuesday, Oct. 21s.)

private Car Excursion Tuesday, 21st)
THE STEADY PROGRESS the
chance but the will
will the ragec location Mason
Counties the shore
The
worlds best districts for fruit unique geographical
cation the keynote
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03

Hoarseness in a child subject to
Group is sure indication of the ap-
proach of the disease. II Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared. It will prevent the attack
Contains no poison Solo By al drug
/ gists.-( Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03

THE MOST PROSPEROUS COM
munities the world over are To-
Gated on an ocean, lake or river.
The SWIGART TRACT is at the
central point OF Lake MIchigan's
east shore. 90 miles from Milwau-
kee. 40 miles from Chicago. and
with the harbors at Ludington and
Manistee is in the direct path OF
the great lakes traffic. In compe-
tition with western and southern
states. whose shipments require "a
10 80 hours enrolte, our products
placed on steamships in the evening
are in Milwaukee and Chicago be-
fore : o'clock the next morning.
We have four railroads with close
connections with Grand Rapids
and Detroit Our section-line roads
are good and the wagon hauls
short to shipping stations. Such
Is our accessibility TO outside mar
kets Our home markets in the
cities and towns within the coun-
ties are sufficient TO make us as
independent as any agricultural
community can be.
BEING ON TIE EAST SIDE Of
Lake Michigan is OF great climatic
value. II is mild, even and balmy
I'm summer with less extremes in
temperature in winter. That's why
we can raise delicate fruits such as
peaches apricots. pears. prunes and
ounces. that can't be grown else
where IN the same latitude. and for
the same reason We grow more
abundant Yields of the harder
fruits. apples. cherries, plums.
grapes and berries. Orchards in
our counties readily yield 5000 and
up per acre under ordinary intelli-
gent care For the same reason
the conditions are favorable for
rye, oats. barley, buckwheat, corn,
clover. timothy alfalfa. vetch,
wheat. peas and beans and no soil
Eurpasses our warm. sandy loan
for potatoes. tomatoes, pickles and
all vegetables. Our district Is
bound 10 become a stronghold for
the dairy interests. II has the
grasses. II has the water--ar
abundance OF Y in streams and
lakes. and an annual 32inch rain
fall we'll distributed over the grow
Ing season. While other parts o
the country have been suffering
with disastrous drouEhts. our par
OF Michigan has had ample rainfall
and the crops never looked better
The lands lie gently rolling AM
level and are well drained Few
localities can equal this for RAISING
cattle. hogs. sheep and poultry.
ONE CAUSE for a great future
commercial development lies in tn
vast amount Of water power whicl
Full particulars can be had by
Z-l24s First National Bank Buildii
LEO DE SMET, 2227
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-03

Davenport. England-The Aurora
8 light cruiser of an entirely new type
was launched here. II is described as
a destroyer OF destroyers" and will
use oil for motive power.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08

WHICH, uOu IHlllh NC l--1u ~
right to John A. Mahoney to get it..
That's about what The Tribune did
when it quoted Coroner Hoffman on
the Hay verdict.
Then The Tribune interviews the
Rev. Mr.. HoeIter cat the residence
of his friend, DR.. Albert w. Seidel,
TAP Fullerton avenue" about the YER
dict
I'm right glad to know that the
Rev. Mr.. Hoeiter was eat the resi-
dence of his friend, DR.. Seidel," last
night, and 1 hope he was treated
right.
And I'm not bit surprised that
the Rev Mr.. Hoelter thought the YER
dict he signed a right good verdict
I'd probably feel the same way my
self about any verdict l signed.
And I'm glad to know that the
Rev. Mr.. Hoelter and the four other
pastors on the jury were all eager
to do something against this lawless
driving" That was the right spirit
for those five pastors to have, and
I'm only sorry they haven't been able
to do the something" yet.
Pm also right glad to know,
through The Tribune, that the Rev.
Mr.. Hoelter 'tfelt sorry for Mr.. Hays
fate, and assured his daughter, Mrs.
Mayfeld, of my sympathy"
That shows the right spirit, too.
Pastors ought to be sorry for the
fate of man who was so suddenly
stricken down on a public street. And
they ought to assure the victims
daughter of their sympathy It's the
nice thing to do in cases of that sort.
And the Rev. Mr. Hoelter is right
when he says, in The Tribune: 'The
girl who testified at the inquest was
the only one who said that the front
wheel of the truck had passed over
Hay" although August Poncke tes-
titled that $50 far as he could see''
Hay was struck by the front part of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08


person most likely to know just how
the accident happened.
And I'm sorry to learn through
The Tribune and Mr.. Hoelter that
the jurors were so inquisitive that
the stenographer scolded u.s." and
hope the jurors didn't feel too bad
about this. Nor about the deputy cor
oner telling them they we're ''all right
but asked too many questions"
l don't know what was ailing the
stenographer and Deputy Coroner
Webster that they were so rough
with the jurors, but maybe they don't
think jurors ought to try and find
out how the man whose body they
are holding an inquest on came to
his death.
That's about all of the Tribune's
story ''refuting the attack of the in
quest, except the interesting infor-
nation that the Rev. DR.. Hoelter 'for
seventeen years has been assistant
pastor of tn Emanuel Lutheran
church, of which his father has been
pastor for thirty-fiVe years"
But after reading that Tribune
story three times, l must say I'm still
convinced that Hay is dead and that
last night had to jump for my life
to get out of the way of an American
truck that was being driven through
the downtown streets at Grimm
ally reckless pace and in violation of
the traffic regulations.
And still cannot help remember
ing that it is only a few days since
another chauffeur, who was not on
Tribune truck at the time, was SEN
fenced to fourteen years in Joliet for
running down and killing a man.
And l still think that verdict
which says that man ''came to his
death from shock and injuries and
hemorrhages caused by running into
and falling under an automobile
owned by The Tribune COMPANY" is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
eBufes.sa Raaridten.

= Nleranber's 8apene pom bier mar
am Sreita9 3u Rohelter. u. o., &C.
Der @lt's Rarabe bic Sie9erin
fiir einen $3.50 Preis.
= Die @runbsiesntbum abi6dsuns
BON 9ujerue @ountp III BON ben aHei'
loren psrboppslt woroen. Bisber be'
trus iie $161, ,s15,762. iett 1T iie
$312. .637 .522. Die Solse wiro cine
nisbrisee @ountpfteuer isin.
= Salsntin Bernet pou 9ineolu
Stra6s, nslAer felt Sreitas permiBt
muroe, 1T am Sonntag In benz SluB
cine balbe Wieile iiiolif bon Retreut
oils sside uufsefunben Dorosn. Der
Coroner erfldrte CO oils ,Selbitmoro,
feline Satin absr als einen 3ufal.
SIN Berlaufe eines &ramalles, bet
ii6 Samltas yia6t in elmer Wirtbihaft
3u 8roorid srsisnste. sos Soc 3anbS'
DO sinen Repoluer unO CAB Swei Shiilie
ab, elmer BON pelhen iebl9ins, wdbreno
bic smeite Su9el In ben unterleib oes
aOuV Sitpu otuttb uuV hht loa0sHos"
abenb iein ableben 3nr SoIse bate.
= Die Goroners @sl&morenen.
nslGe ben Sail Der alice @rispe1 MI.
terlu9tsn, bic am Wtontas auuor In
SarpeD's' 2afe als .2ei4e aufeefunbeu
Ipuroe, erfldrten am Sreitas In ibrem
Babriprud, baB Der als peroa4tis per-
baftete Siebbaber bes WfIohens, 9er'
bert Sobns, uni9ulois isi uno aus Der
Daft sntlalien merben iollte. fanoeu
ober, oaB oas Wfdbhen ermoroet murbe,
Eros oem Ssinnb Der @oroners &C.
lhwOrensn wuroe Sobns ni6t freise'
lalien, ionberu bel stnem Serb0r am
Sreitas gbsno sebaltsn. bis Die @roB'
gelhlporensn ben Sal erlebist baben
Or. SissinS beSenste, oaB bic 3unser
bes WtdobeuS NIT Maiier ansefiilli
waren uub es un3weifelbaft ertranf
Sobns murbe seftern aus Der Daft ent'
lalien, ba niht seuiisenos Sepeile ssser
ibH uorssbra9t uer6eu fonnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
&tabtrath.

Die Srbinan3 iur @rbauuns oes
Waibbnrn StraBe 8iabufts ieitsns Der
9adamanna @ompauie muroe In Der
Sisuns am 6reilas Yiuhmittas ourh
ben Stabtratb eno9iiltis beit1tigt. Die
Nrbeit piro etpa $500, 600 foiten unb
ioll In einem Sabr nah 9interlesuns
Der Sereinbarung fertis seltellt wsr'
ben.
Siahoem 8irtb bur9 cine Relotus
tion bic Pline uub Spesififaiionen 3nr
FHaltsruns pon @ebar ausnue jur @es
net StruBe psrlanst bate. maAte Selin
oos gmenbsment. oaB Pldue uno Spe'
sifitution 3ur Pflaffsruns Der Strabe
BON @enet StraBe sur Staot9reuje on.
9eiertist werbeu ioIlen, uub beioe Sor.
fhlige muroen bann beit1tiet. Ole
SrbinnnS 3ur Pfaiterung pou Sliue
Strase fpurbe in jiuei 2eiuusen beita'
ti9t uno cine Bitti6rift fiir elm Si9t an
Wtarsaret StraBe empfansen.
Das ltdbtiife Sedeuinipeition uno
Sberildhe Siterbeit Bureau beri1tete.
bas idmmtlibe 6ffentli9e S4ulen Der
Stabt 3ismlib fiGsr finO, oub peiters
Yeri9iebunsen an Yrice StraBe unb
unb Spoe Yart spenue faumI3u ertpars
ten fino uno mahte ben Sorihlas. bas
Certificate uon Siderbsit bon ben Sn'
ipeitOren erlanst wsroen, ebe permas
nente Yerbelerunsen on ben StraBen
unb ab3ussfanalen uOrsenommen iperr
ben.
Die Stabtplan @sislliduft ma6ts
bic Gnresuns, oaB Der Staotratb uno
bic @ountp @ommifdre semsinihaftlid,
auf oem @erihtssebauoeI @runotiid
eine iosenannte 6ffentli9e 3omfort
Station errihten lafen iollen. Die
Gu9elessnbeit wuroe oem betreffsnosn
@Omite iibsrwieien.
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9ieier eeiOeberfanf
bietst biele isbr beadtsnspsrtbe
ipe,ielle GrIparnike!

Die Nnfnubms bss SOrratbes 1T be-
enoet uuo unisr SeiOelaoen reeslt iei'
tteu Borratb. DieIes brinst sinen Wtitt'
iommsr Yerfaui, Der bistst iibsrraidsn'
be @riparnilie aui Der feiniten Sstoe.
8iele, piele nene Sleioer nuo Gaillen
tperosn als 9fslultat bisies @reigniiiss
auaefertiat wer6en. @eroen 9 lie ourd
bic nnsswObnli6su Prsiis profitirsn Z
Cine 35 Bon Cub Seioe = in elmer
Saus pon farbisen Streifsnmuitern,
auf lei6ten uub buntlen @riinosn. IHe'
auidrer Preis. $1.00. Ssrfaufsprsis,
6ie @le, rs @ents.
"a 3oll rSbsowater" 5oulnrb Ssios
i'm einer sroBen answabl oon iommer.
lid,en Wtuitsru. Re9ul1re Yrsiie. 20
unb s5 Gents. Serfanispreis, bic ells,
80 Gents.
"a 3oll .SbeowaterA 5Oularb Ssibs
= In ollie ben lettenoen 5arbsn. He'
i aul1rsr Breis, S1.00. Tsrtaufsprsts,
Sic Gle, 78 @euts.
@ine 36 3oG eiufafe ifwar3e SafIs'
ia Seioe pon prdftiger Aualttdt. Re'
auldrer greis, s1.00. Serfaufsprets,
6ie Gle, 78 @ents.
Grhnmr linfsr Dur&sans-SauPiHur.
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8tttston.

Ole Gbeoris, baB Seuiumin. Baum
BON DuteSuille Selbitmoro besiu9, piro
bon. ben glerSten WtDerS uno Oislptb
als unmabr erfldrt, benn bic uon ibnen
uOrsenommsne Seidenihnu er9ab, baB
er ermoroet mnroe.
= gls Der 35 Sabre alte @Smarb
McDerniott ON Wiontag glbeno In
sBrowniopn, auf ben @rie @eleiien aus.
'rnbtey lpurbe er non eiuen Sradt,u9
setrOifen, ieoOb werben ieine Verles,
uu9sn ni6t oils lebensssfabrlib be.
trabtet.
- Daniel Roiencranj pon William
Strabe murOe am SOnntas Otahmittae
Dabrl6sinli6 fatal uerlset, als er aut
ieinem WiotOrcDcle bon 9arueD's yafe
beimfebrte unb nabe 5ernbrOof in ei.
nen PfoIten raunte. @r muroe eiuf
StuuOe lpdtsr an sinem S6aoslbru1
lsioeuo aui9eiunben uni Dem Jiesbitt
gSeitisite SOipital iu Siusston iiber.
fibrt.
= Srau Gina aleranoer, Die 29
Sabre alte @atIln oss Oauio Alsrans
Der, 3edsnuOrmann Der No. 10 3c9e
Der Yenni1luauia SOblen @ompauie
besiu9 irhb am Sonnta9 Wtorgsn in
lbrer Wobnun9 an .lSilliam Straee
Selbitmoro, inoem iie iih cine HsuOl.
lpertusrl In Die rehie Stlafe ja9te
Sbr seraoe nebeuan idlatenoer Sat.
te muroe oulh ben Snau erwedl
uno elite lhnell berbei, ooh mar bic
6rau cine Nelbe, benn ibr Ableben mar
elm iOforliSes. DIE 2batluhe, oaB ibl
@beleben tsin 9liidIldes mar. lhslnt BIZ
6ruu gu benz unlsIi9su S6ritt Setrisbsn
Au haben.
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eummer Jnkwaurrn trassn nea'
Preiie.

Infer Sorratb BON Srauen Sommsr
Suswaarsn mub rsbuSirt werben, oenn
obfdou oieies Die Saiion LIT, mann @lle
niebriae S6ube trasen, 10 1T uniere
Saiion nabe,u 5u @noe unb Serbftitile
iper6en balS eri6einen. Dieter iieben
Gage 0eriauf, am Wiontas ausefan9en,
pirS nit isinen nisOriSen Breiien utel
@ntbuIiasmus erresen. g8arum nidt
iest elm Yaar niebriee Sdnbe auswGb'
len unb @elb eriparen
unIer san,er 8orratb bon pSOhn
9ellp'sA $3.50 uno 81 Patent, 2an nnb
slanBIoIe SaIb SrfOro Giss uno Rnmps
= in oielem Berfauf. oas Paar, 1896.
l1nisr ssiammtsr Sorrutb BON sSt.
Heeis", sSObniOn BrOs.- uno nWteni'
ban'sA ris6ri9e Rumps, Srforo &iss,
0Siemen Pumps unb @OloniaIs = in
allen 4ebern. GsauIare Yretie, $500
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
0as Thai abpd arts.

Sablnr. = Sin 5slleuiall in Der
EaDIOr .3e9e am Samlta9 1iabmitta9
erpies ii6 fir ben Ber9mann 2bOmas
2amuSti als fatal. oenn er tru9 einen
S6Goelbrud oapon uuo erlag osmlel.
ben um SOnntas Wfitta9 i'm WtOies
2aplor Soipital. 5runt 6ranieusfi sr.
htelt ju 9leiher 3eit einen arm uno Elm
Bein SebrOden.
- Die 8Obnung oes @r.8urgeB
@oDin @aruin uOn Slo Sor9e muroe
am Wfonta9 Abeno pom etnem Bib.
ltrabl setrohen. es entltano elm Srano
uno ebe Oerlelbe bem6ltist merosn fonn.
te, mar beoeutenoer S6aoen un9e.
riAtet.
Sn Der &iihe oes Sfneibers
abe @oben Su slpOca srploOirte am
Sreita9 Wfor9en Elm Selofen uno feline
Sbwelter Gable atbmete bic Slammen
elm, IooaB ibr 3uItano Elm 9siibrIiher
mar. Sein @Oulin Wiorris puroe b6s
uerbrannt, oils er ben brenuenOen Sfen
ius 6reie tru9. Der fol9snos Brano
rtbtete einen Shaoen pon $500 an,
ebe bic Seurrwebr ibn bsWdItist battle.
# gBie aus Berlin gemeloet, miro
Die se9enw6rtise ssi6dftlibe Situation
in oem losbsn uerOfientIl1tsn Subrss,
beri9t oes vSereius 9amburssr 6be.
Der" in sinssbenOsr, iahfunOiSsr gBsiie
beiprohen. Su Der abbanolun9 miro
oas @sidGft. tros Der unii9srsn inter.
nationalsn Rage. als sinitis beSsidnst,
in eanl bslonOertm WiaBe Der Ssl6ait.
li9s Sertsbr mis ben Ser. Stautsn.