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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15

when the Michigan Band give out door
concert every Thursday evening you can
get good glimpse of this ampitheatre by
imagining the doom of the capitol at
Washington D. c., being split in hall
near the entrance stands number OF
thirteen inch monitors that were used in
our civil war, concisely it resemble a
national cemetay.
The main hotel is the vreeland. be-
leive built l778 when the town was found
ed theatre that would do justice to a
south country town cotton ware house,
but am told theatical companies never
stop them. Streets paved in the center as
the average street COR companies fix their
tracks in cities and on each side of these
brick paved streets are great mountains
of sand almost impossible.
The mayor takes his Eye openor,"
with the boys and get pretty jolly, con-
sequentiy keeps his office ever and anon
to this charming city bid adieu, leav-
ing my charming hosts in the hands Of
Providence.
l have now arrived at new Buffalo
Michigan city of ght-hundred inhabit-
ants. The only thing colored here are
the peculiar construction one story shant-
les so familiar to the traveller, but l find
the people unusually courteous and intel
ligent they are all Germans here except
the rail road men and they dine mostly
on ':saur kraut." will have show here
tonight but will be spinning eastward
on the train when it commence. They
have pitched their tents, one seeing them
would be under the impression it was u
merry goround; while writing this dear
editor two trains have gone by gress the
engineer did not know was here or he
would have stopped guess the next one
will stop, though time will not permit ME
to write any more,
II. w. RHEA.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15

the ex-sherif Cartons son jumped from
his boat and was drowned, and on Fri
day evening Tom O'Connor employed at
the Bath House was striker with apopleXy
interment Saturday.
Mr.. Walter Hogsett of Oskaloosa and
Miss Mae Henry of Lueos also Messrs.
John and Owsley spent the 4th in the city
The Creston Band was engaged to
play here to the 4th., the orchestra played
for ball at the armory in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Martin and family spent
the 4th. in Lucas.
Mr.. Frank Clark our enterprising
cook at the depot departed for Sigourney
Iowa to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Owsley and Miss Lula
of Lucas attended the Odd Fellows So
cial.
Mrs. P. D. Erwin who has been sick
for years is improving slowly.
Mr.. Chas. Erwin has returned from,
Princeton Mo.
Miss Grace Richmond graduated from
the Junior Baptist Union Sunday night,
her Grafton was Geo, Muller.
Messrs. Richmond and Jackson ore
possessors Of wheeles.
Mrs. letters and Martin Of Columbia
were Sunday visitors.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
QUEER THINGS.

Lam compel to apologize to Miss Vir-
gle Whitsett in taking an opposite view
Of her charming description of Indiana
she so splendidly gave in an issue of the
Bystander not long ago. too saw the
beautiful shaded trees of lovely Indiana
City, but how exasperating 1t was.
Michigan City is town Of l5o07 in
habitants comprising Off colorcd people
two-thirds German and the other part
doubtful nationality. The few peculiar
scenes though consist of the large sand
moutans cast up about two. hundred feet
high. by the lake these queer freaks of
nature are we'll worth the time of any
one in visiting them. Miss Bette Lar
son and Lottio Kreemer two fits charm
ing twenty-seven piloted me around the
city in which shall give to the readers of
the Bystander as concise as possible.
Michigan City's fire house consist of a
peculiar constructed vehicle pulled by
twelve or fifteen men, the building is
about rs feet high and of very ancient
origin, her city court building reminds
one of small grocery store possibly on 10th
street in Des Moines. Policeman, yes
they ware uniforms and very good look
ing, their heavy work consist of catching
ball with the local teams that visit them
every day. One street car line which
their cars resemble Chicago sprinkling
cart, also of ancient origin; as 1 did not
visit their park until dark 1 could not
give the name Of the monument stationed
as its gate and the ladies were unable to
tell ME, but the park would be credit
even to Chicago it has a dimension of
about ten blocks, lovely pavilion of
gothic architecture and when lit up is a
very brilliant scene standing out about
'wo-hundrsd feet is the ampitheature,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15

day, throwing all the poison and Sc
dition that is possible to defeat the
organization of this regiment Cries
of ''l!e is here" "He is here
care not whether he be upon this
he be upon this camp ground, he is a
coward and you ought not allow him
to be here. Too much devolves upon
this occasion, it is to important to your
race. If you let this opportunity 60
by the chances are that there will not
be another war in this country in the
life Of this generation and if that be
true. your race will not again in your
life time have this opportunity to dis
tinguish itself as loyal patriotic Am
erican citizens.
appeal to you to see that this regi-
ment is organized and that it is organ.
lied 1900 strong and that it goes to the
front. | will rest the flag of my coun-
try in the hands of these men whose
faces look into here to-day and am
sure they will bring it back covered
with honor and glory. Qong and con-
tinued applause.)
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
ALBA NEWS.

Misses Henrietta Jones and Halle
Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. Snoddy and
Master Walter Snoddy were among
the passengers who left Abba for
Oskaloosa Tuesday to attend the circus
A number of the Abba young peo-
pie gathered at the home of Mr.. Geo.
Hollingworth on Tuesday evening the
evening was spent in conversing and
music, after which rasberries and
cream were served
The A. NJ. E. Sunday School gave a
picnic at Burk's Hall Cove on July the
4th., the attendance was large from
town while other families from the
country and from Hiteman joined the
crowd, all present report good time.
Rev. and Mrs. Griffith of Muchaki-
mock were callers to Abba on account
of the illness of their son Malchia.
Mrs. o. Marshall entertained a num-
Der of Abba young people on Friday
evening iu honor of her daughter Miss
Maggie Marshall.
Miss May Davis went over to Mucha-
KNOCK on business returning Monday.
She reports a'pleastnt time.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
OTTUMWA NEWS.

Miss Buckner OF Oskaoosa is in the city
visiting friends, she is the guest Of Miss
Ida Hamilton.
Miss Nina Hamilton of Des Moines is
the guest of the Fowler family this week.
Mrs. Alexander entertained a number
of friends at tea Friday evening in honor
Of Misses Nina Hamilton and Buckner
Those on the sick list this week are
Misses Nina Hamilton and Bessie Owens.
Miss Stella Mason entertained the
Pleasure club last Thursday evening at
her home in South Omaha. The house
was beautifully decorated with flowers.
The evening was spent in dancing and
games; music was furAishad by Weeks
brothers. Dainty refreshments were
served. The guests of honor were Misses
Ida Buckner and Nina Hamilton.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
BURLINGTON BRIEFLETs

bOhLlNUlON BklEF LElS.
Mrs, J. ". Mackay is visiting with
friends and relatives in Missouri.
Mrs, Henry Cooper was very poorly
the fore part of the week.
MIR. John Simmon is now supplying
his patrons with fine spring chickens and
corn.
Miss Estella Wilson who has been in
Chicago attending the conservatory OF
music for almost a year is expected homs
tho latter part of the month.
The past week has been one of much
excitement in our city. the grand lodge
of the knights Of Tabor and daughter of
the Tabernacle beingin session here three
days. The founder of the order, Rev.
Moses Dickson was in attendance.
Mr.. Peter Johnson has beautifed his
nice house on Fifteenth street by giving
his house nice coat Of paint.
We learn that there is to be another
wedding in our city soon.
Mr.. Jones of Muchakinock was visiting
relatives the past week,
Mrs. Clifford Jones is on the sick list.
We learn that there will be a celebra-
ton here 22nd., of September. !
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
Patronize our advertisers.
Resolutions of Sympathy by
the Progressive Club.

Where as: 1t has pleased the great
and mighty God in His Divine Provi-
dence to take away in death the dear
sister of our much loved and highly
respected brother, Fred l.. Anthony.
Therefore be it Resolved-That we
the members of the Progressive Club
number of Boone Iowa extend to our
brother and his family our sincere
heartfelt sympathy in this sad hour of
bereavement.
BE it further Resolved-That a COPY
of these Resolutions be sent to the
family of our brother, one copy to be
published in the Bystander and copy
be spread on the minutes of this organ
iZation.
JOHN T. WASHINGTON
CHARLES COLEMAN
GEO. w. BROWN,
S. L. TERRY
t...- -...., Committee.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
BOONE DOINGS.


Mr. Lewis Williams has gone to Kansas
City on visit.
Mrs. Jas. Robinson is visiting in Fort
Madison this week.
Miss Bertha Terry, who was shot at
Fraser July 4th, is able to be about.
Mrs. Smith Of Muchakinock is visiting
her mother, Mrs Terry.
The Ladies' Mite society will give q
sociable Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mrs F. w. Brown. The club is newly
organized, and with such officers as Mrs.
Robioson, for President and Mrs. Brown,
Secretary, cannot do otherwise than sue
coed.
Rev. Breckenridge and P. Elder Bundy
were in Frazer Sunday July 10th. They
were in Boone Monday and the elder
delivered an able sermon.
Rev. Breckenridge vas in Boone last
week.
Mr.. Joe Robinson of Carroll was
Boone visitor last week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
EO|ERNOR TANNER ON
COLORED OFFICERS.

On last Saturday Governor Tanner of
Illinois made a rousing speech to the
colored troops at Camp Tanner which
will always make the Governor very
popular among the colored citizen of
Illinois. The men that compose the
Eighth regiments Illinois volunteer,
will stand by and show their loyalty
to him on all occasions, he so promptly
availed himself of the first opportunity
showing his friendship for the colored
soldier of his state. Governor Tanner
has shown on many occasion the friend
~ interest he has in the colored people
OF his state. The speach is as follows;
Ny fellow citizens, you do not know, it
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
CEDAR RAPIDS BUDGETARIAN


Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Claire very elegan-
tly entertained few of their friends at
their beautiful kenwood Park home Sun
day.
Miss Eta Davis is visiting in Daven-
port the guest OF Mrs Jake Busey.
Mrs. N. Yancy of Milwaukee is visiting
her daughter Mrs, Clare.
Rev. Rhinehart went to Iowa City last
week where he assisted Rev. Pharris in
his quarterly meeting Sunday. He re-
turned Monday.
Sunday is quarterly meeting at the A.
NJ. Z. c hurch, F, E. Bundy will be present
DR.. Warner of the West side Congrega-
tional church (white) preached an able
sermon Sunday night in the absence of
Rev. Rhinehart, the choir sang excellent
so that the DR.. extended them an invita-
ton to sing for him at one Of his out
door services. the choir has added one
new member.
The Independent Idle Wild Club met
last Thursday with Mrs. A. Price of Oak,
Hill, Officers were elected for the en-
sueing torn after W hich program was
rendered by the serving Of an elegant
lunch. They adjourned to nee: with
Mrs. Morgan, they also had a picnic the
4th.
1t is won Jeriully TRANCE that some O.:
our intelligently young people do not
know the duty of corresponding Sec.,
and a regular Sec. Societies should never
elect them until they know their position.
MIR. and Mrs. Arnold of the Arnold
Quartette had the misfortune to loose
their one month old baby who died with
inflammation, He was laid to Test in Len
wood cemetary, they have the sympathy
Of host friends.
Mrs. Geo. Wade entertained the little
folks Friday afternoon to birthday party
in honor Of the Fifth Anniversary OF her
son Byron from one to six. Carpets
were spread on the lawn, and the little
ones enjoyed themselves byswinging and
playing games until four o'clock when
they marched into the dining room which
was decorated with flowers andflags,
where they each seated around the table
and served elegant refreshments by Mrs.
Wade, assisted by Mrs. Hawkins, Miss
Ellie and Beatrice Wade, They all re-
turned home reporting nice time.
The Light House Society will meet the
last Friday in this month at Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. B, Claire
The pioaio given by the Light House
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15

to Manhattan Grove was a grand affair.
Quite numDer attended and were heard
saying On their return "didnt we have 4
good time" Not single accident hap
pened.
The Stewardess will give lawn sociable
Thursday evening the l4at the parsonage
Every one is invited.
Misses Cleopatra Van Camp and Dora
Tuck is enjoying visit at Obeglin, Ohio,
the home Of the latter.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
MIICHAKINOCK NEWS.

Mrs. Carrie Lobbins and Brother Oscar
ofMacon Mo. is visiting at VIM. Pagsett' S
residence.
Miss Venie Fuller Of Creston spent Sc
veral days in our city the gnest OF Mrs.
Humbles.
E. A. London is making quite an i'm
provement on his property.
Mrs. Thos. Turner and daughter were
in Anamosa the 4th.
Mrs. E. A. London is slowly improving
from her illness.
w. A. Wells has taken a trip to the sea
shore.
Mr.. Geo. Woodson's house is going up
fast.
West Woods house is almost completed
John Thomas Of What Cheer has open
ed saloon in the Greenway building.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15

ogamt thesasn large O the inc
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ComsO Dramatic
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
RACE ECHOES.

RACE ECHOES.
Dr.. William ". PurnelI Of
Wash, D. c. has been appointed
assistant surgeon In the volunteer
army.
Mr.. J. II. Hilton is said to be
the only colored man to graduate
from the New York University
New Orleans is to have color
ed female physician. The person
is DR.. Emma A. Reynolds, a
graduate from the Woman's Med~
ical College, branch of the
Northwestern University, Chica>
go,Ill.
The hrst colored man that was
ever commissioned as Major in
the United States service to be
Maj. Earnest Dumas.
John L. Waller of Topeka, the
colored man who served as United
States Consul in Madagascar and
later was imprisoned by the
French on charge of being spy,
has been commissioned by the
Governor as Captain of one Of the
companies of colored volunteers
now being raised in Kansas.
There will be sixteen straight
Afro>Americans companies on the
road next season, people ale be-
ing signed rapidly, and the high
grade performers will be pretty
we'll scattered next season. Quite
number of ''teams" will do |
turn" with white mbinations. |
-Colored American.
Niue. Sissieretta Jones (Black
PATTI is in great demand for spec
ial summer engagements, but she
is 10th to abandon her plans for
perfect rest during the heated
term. She will open her third
starring season in September at
the head of the Black PATHS
Troubadous, under the manage
ment of -Volelckel and Nolan,
Nine. Jones command the hand
some salary of $500 per week,
and is one of the best drawing
cards on the road.
Mr.. Robert Pelham of Detroit
Mich. is in the city this week.
He will in a few days receive an
appointment as special agent Of
the General Land Office. The !
position is worth about 50, 800 and .
is quite snug berth. Mr.. Pei
ham will probably be stationed in
Wisconsin. The appointment is
an exec llent one-the first that
Michigan has received. Mr.. Pei
hams friends are busy congratu-
ulating him.-Colored American.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15
CHARLTON NOTES

The celebration on the 4th. wa we'll at
tended and it will be long remembered
on account Of the accidents. During the
sham battle between Spain and America
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-07-15

DR.. William ". PurnelI of
WASH, D. c. has been appointed
assistant surgeon In the volunteer
army.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-22
gBtlfesbarre RaAriGten.

SIN Der 8ItB Rine su SunOUer
purbe am Sreitas Der l7idbrise Sanieit
MansfieIb ;u 2obe sebriidt.
5ranf poIdeln unb 5rau bon
Malibp nurbsn am Ulontae bon brei
mastlrten Wdnnern iiberpdltist unb um
sl27 beraubt.
- Gin Strabenbnbnnasen unb Elm
3. & 5. sSradtsus itieBen am Samltap
Woraen suB BarionS suiammen, bod ipuroe
gum srbbien SLIDE Nlemanb tpetter psr'
IeBt.
Ser BoIe @burleS @reipbaa bon
Wlners Drills ipurbe am Witttpo1 mad
Dem @sfdusniB sebrubt untsr oer 9ln-
tIaee, ben 3ob ielner Srau bur6 SUP
tritte p:ranIaBt su taben.
- Sin Seusr in bsr Soqsnbad Miue
Ueruriadte am DtOntaB Na6mlttas eint
idmere 9aserpIoIion. ourb pelde bier
Wdnner iblimm perbrannt tpurben, elmer,
ausuit Wit9sa. Iebsns8efdbrIi6.
-Dis @orOner's 9efdmorenen. ipeIdt
Die nriade bes 0rnds auf Der 2ebiet
9aQep 8abn uuterfu6ten, bel bem iiinI
Sabnaneefeate eet6Otet puroen, ent'
idieben am Dientae, bab bic elatter
@eleife uno aneeiammeIten 8ldtter Der
unfau perutiadten. inbem ite bic Srem.
fen am Arbeiten perbinoerten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-22
Gas Ebal abndrt6.

IahIor. - Sin 8inb Der gbeIeuts
Bm, 2eitnsr bon Der Ypne itarb am
Donnetitae unb tparo am ssreitas beers
oiet.-Der sur 2si6e eritarrte 86rper
BON frau GbarIes Uiaton purbe am
Sumfas Morsen entIans bem bitlidsn
llier bes 2adamanna 6luHes nabs bier
oufssfunoen. Gie 5rau lit an @sifes'
iioruns unb mar idon felt mebreren
Taeen bermibt porben iie tpanberts
in Der 8dIte berum unb tpurbe bon bers
ieIben iibernaItiet unb fror su 5Obe. -
Dem George Wlobeate III am Montas
in Der Irdbalb Uine Elm 8sin b6s burd
einen 8arren perIsst tporben.
S9- Der biaishs gIab in Der Stabt
gum ginfaut BON 8ibeln. 8eipIeman's,
303 Baibineton 4penue.
- @is 9bonir aus ber Wide 1T baS
neue Sotel bes Serrn Sobn Surber in
Olo Soree aus ben 8uinen bes am l5
4usuit bur& Seuer seritbrten 8aues er'
itanben unb bon benz gieentbimer an
pOrlesten Donneritase besosen tporben.
ba iid sur SeBtseit eeraoe fsiu Mietber
fanb. Das neue Sotel 1T bus prddtisfts
spifden Scranton uno gBiltesbarre
breifbdis, DO bel 54 SUB I'M nmfane
uno bbait MODERN eiuseridtet = 9asbe'
Leu&tuns. Dampfbsisune. beibes unt
faltes gBaifer etc., unb burdpess net
m6bllrt. Sur sinen ensrsii&en Wann
Der ben 8aitbauSbetrieb perfebt. bbts
iid bier cine quite @elesenbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-22

@as lGimmtrt 10 Iisblid in finifsrsr Ha8t
Nus tptiter bimmlifter 8ernsf
BsI6 frpbts Grpartsn IL aufsspadt2
gBsm Isutkn bic bsrrIi6ieu Struss
. frsust su6, frsust suG, 9rcB unO Stsin,
Die @sibna6tsssit rpispn fsbrt bel uns n,
SGpn bot man bic fslfli6sn aIGuss,
De GnssIbssrs Sutslsslause
3 9uttl btr Wsibnatt, mas piaii bu bier,
gBo Summer unb Glsnb iiG brdnssn?
stsin G6o Der Grsubs bsSssnst biz
9u ben 5iittsn ben falten unc sHeen!-
Dph utiu !-bu biii ia bernifbussianet
lin 5trGnsn ju trofntn i'm irbii&sn eanb.
Das 8ineIsin nit miIpsm Grbarmsn,
IS esbSrt ia - untsr tie armn!
Drum pisbn auf psitsn, sefssnstsm 8aum,
Dtm Gbrilffinb sur Gbrs srbobsn,
Stsbt aufasri6tst bsr ,,Wsibna&isbaum",
9bn lbmldt nit Der eiebs prpbsn!
Mit freueissr SseIs, barmbsrsisr Sanb,
Bon eisbs sstraleu, BON 3rsus umpannt
8sbanst ibn nit Ssssusssp i6trn,
Mit iiltsrnsn, sOlpsnsn 5rii6tsnl
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@ e I ibna d d t en-!

9tm ndditen Sonntae feiert bic ees
iammte @brlitenbeit bas beiIise Beibs
nabtsfeit. Elm Seit oas 70 redt iple se'
idaffen 1T fiir ben SamiIienfrels. Wenn
crauben bic grbe i'm 8anne beS SrOites
unb ibneebebedt Iieet. .-tpie traulld unb
teimiih 1T eS ba i'm beutihen Seime.
penn es pieberbalt BON bem Subel Der
8Ieinen. oh reid Ooer biirftis beidenft.
aud BEL ben AItsn siebt ba bic @rlnners
uns an laneit persansene 3eiten tpiebsr
purb'S Semitic, mo auh lie 8inosr
paren unb on benz i'm 8lanse oer &er3en
funfelnoen Gannenbaume lbre 8aben
empfnsen. Absr pie 8ieles bat iit
isiiosm esdnbert - bic ba einit liebeboa
iorsten fir bic 8eideerune. baben ihon
Idn8ft bic Ausen fur immer BeihloRen
uno IN pieIem Sinne nirb be fteuoise
grinneruns an bic 8inbetseit, Der SubeI
Der @esenpart itetS NIT elmer gewlhsn
8sbmutb semiidt fein. uno aud mir
froeen uns untpiItdbrllb, oh cine
Dieoerfsbr oes SeiieS uns nOhmals be'
timmt isi. = Aber nidt Ianse barf bieie
tribe Stimmuns anbalten. eS perideuht
fe Der Subel ber 8inoerpelt unb Der
@ruB Der grpa6iensn: SrDbIt6 e
8 eibna 6ten!
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-Sn Der Nadbaridaft bon 2ambert
Strabe peruriadts am Donnsritas cine
grbienfuns siemIi&en Sdubsn.
-Das Seusr in bsr SO. 6 gsnn.
apbIsn So. Wine. oas lebts Wo6e auss
brad, iann niht NIT ben eepbbnIihen
Witteln eeIbfdt tperoen une bic Wine
tpirb baber iiberfutbet iperben.
Dem @irtb Sofepb pspper bon
Rorb Wain StraBe iinb am Sonntae
Nadt S485 8aareelo aus ieinsm SdIafs
simmer sshoblen iporbsn unb als er am
Montae feinen 8erIuit entbedte. Iieb Ell
bier Uldnner als bic mutbmabliden
Diebs uerbaften uno unter 8drsi9afi
feQen.
-9piiden gorton uno Sairpietp, Elm
paar Weilen noroweItlih bon bier, lties
Sen am Dienitas MOrssn ,psi 2ebiet
8aaep 6ra6tsd8e suiammen unb brs
5uganBeIteute Dutben perlebt, gonbut.
teur SOiepb MadIn bon gBiltes. Barre f
idlimm. bab er itsrbsn tpirb. Sine Ga.
buie uno brei Ieere 8iebmagen tpurber
oemolirt unb bas @sleife fur fieber
Stunben burd bas Wrad periperrt
Madin farb an bsmfsIben 4benb.
s@- @IIdIide Menf6enmen
gen itrbmen su ben auitionspsridufen uu
2,30 unb 7.30 ieben Gag. Adsrman's .
45 2o5 Baibinsion ape.
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Ncrb Scranton.

n0- Gonniaesidul. 8eiGenfe in Bel.
bIsman'S, 303 Naibinston 4psnue.
WidasI Dousbsr bon 0iIiam
Strabe purb am Sonntas 4benb bon
sinem Strabenbabntpaeen eetrofsn unb
Isbsnssefdbslid perlebt; sr erbielt Ell.
men Shdeelbrut unb cine erpbe InSabl
8unben am 8Opfs.
- 4uf bic 4ntlase. ben 8artbomep
WaIeuis auf bem @apusa @uImbaufen
Iebis Wode UNI $3.50 beraubt 3u baben,
puroe am Wontae Sobn Waters BON
BiIbur Ipsnue in Grmanssluns bon
81 900 Sarsfdaft Osm 9sfanenib lbsr.
anbt.
- @ehern ndbrsnb Der 1Rittaghunbt
ipielte Der l5idbrise WillIe 8obinion
pon 2eggetts Strabe nit metrsren Same.
raben an Der 2eseetts Gresf 3peisbabr
Der 8. l. 8. &c., pobei sr stpiiden bi,
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