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Evening star., 1900-10-22
MacFarIand Wouldn't Race.

In spite of very bad weather a large
crowd assembled at the bicycle track in the
Pare des Princes. near Paris, yesterday, to
witness the much-advertised match. over
a course Of twenty miles, between MacFar-
land and Jacquelin, in which the French
rider was to make a most important at
tempt as a long-distance racer.
When the men were called. however, Mac
Farland declined to race, owing to the sod
den state Of the track, and thereupon it
was announced that Jacquelin would ride
over the course. The crowd protested so
uproariously against the suggestion Of a
"walkover'' that the management was
obliged to return all Of the gate money.
Boston minister's Win.
The American Whist Club Of Boston de-
feated the Baltimore Whist Club in the
match for the American Whist League
trophy in the city Of culture Saturday by
six points This was the first defeat the
Baltimore players met at the hands Of the
Bostonians. Five games between the two
teams have been played, and the Baltimore
team has won three and tied for another.
The cup was brought east last July. when
the Boston Whist Club won it in the whist
congresses held at Niagara. About thirty
whist clubs throughout the country have
each won a game for the trophy. Minne-
apolis and Boston have each won sixteen
games. and as the latter have twelve weeks
to play they have good showing to win
the cup. In last Saturdays play the Bal
timore players gained a lead of eight tricks
from Boston in eight deals. After that Bos-
ton commenced to Increase their score. and,
after sixteen more deals. had gained and
went three tricks ahead Of Baltimore. That
was the end of the first half's play When
the second half started the Boston players
continued gradual gain over Baltimore.
and at the close of play were three tricks
to the good, which made Boston six tricks
Evening star., 1900-10-22

ahead of Baltimore. Smith, Thomas, Proc
tor and McCay comprised the Baltimore
team The New Jersey club is next in line
to face the Americans.
Evening star., 1900-10-22

A golf team from the Brookline Country
Club Of Boston visited the st. Andrews
links at Chauncey, N. Y, Saturday and
was beaten by the St. Andrews team by a
score of up.
Evening star., 1900-10-22

At Terre Haute. Ind. on Friday the great
horse Cresceus again failed in his attempt
to lower his own worlds record for trot-
ting stations of 2.04, but he made a full.
second better time than in his trial of
Wednesday, making the mile today in 2.O4H.
The failure was in the last quarter Of the
mile
Evening star., 1900-10-22
Franchises were granted to six cities. with

Franchises were granted to six cities. with
applications from others. from which two
will be selected to complete an eight-club
league The salary limit was fixed at $1,000
per month. exclusive of the manager. A
forfeit of GOO will be required.
The organization will ask the protection
of the National League under class b, and
will create a sinking fund by requiring 10
per cent of the gate receipts of all league
games. Franchises were granted to Chatta-
nooga, Nashville, Memphis, Shreveport
New Orleans and Birmingham, while the
applications of Atlanta, Little Rock. Mo-
bile and Montgomery were referred to the
officers to report with recommendations at
the next meeting, which will be held about
December 1, when a board of directors will
be elected.
Evening star., 1900-10-22
Base Ball Notes.

The veteran writer. Father Chadwick"
was a guest at the Washington Chess Club
on Saturday night, and he was introduced
to United States Attorney General Griggs.
who Is a member of the club. Mr. Chad
wick is an honorary member Of the noted
Brooklyn Chess Club, and has a record in
his palmy chess days Of winning two games
from the late Capt Mckenzie, playing even.
He is a remarkably quick player, and en-
joys what he calls rapid transit games.
He had Mr. Heydler as an opponent on Sat-
urday night, the latter Of who had the
credit Of a drawn game with Champion
Plllsbury in the recent games at the club
on Pillsburys visit. The veteran and Mr..
Heydler played half a, dozen quick games
together. and the Brooklyn club represent
tative regards himself as being fortunate
in winning three out Of five, one being
drawn.
Mr.. Chadwick has commenced his win
ters work Of compiling the statistics for
Spaldings League Guide for 1901. and part
Of his business in coming to Washington
this month was to compare notes with the
league president. In going over his records
for the past season one Of his tables pre-
sents the following interesting array of
figures, showing the work done by the eight
league clubs during the October campaign.
Here is Mr.. Chadwick's record table Of the
half months play, which ended on October
IA in st. Louis.
October Campaign Record.
1st division clubs. I'd division clubs
Evening star., 1900-10-22
elaseeEook: F. M. Philips. ,. c. Davidson,

The members of the team Of the Columbia
Golf Club have each made entry in the
Chevy Chase tournament. to be played the
last three days Of this week
Evening star., 1900-10-22

At Chicago on Saturday night James
Michael rode circles around Eddie McDuffie
in their fifteen-mile motor-paced cycle race
He broke the record for the second, third,
fourth, fifth and sixth miles. At the end
Michael was ten laps and four yards ahead.
Time, 27.30 1-5.
Evening star., 1900-10-22

At Boston, Mass. Barker turned the ta-
bles on Jordan in their match for the
worlds checker championship, winning Sat-
urday night In thirty-four moves, the short
est game of the series. The afternoon game
was drawn. The score Is now: Barker, /;
Jordan 1.
Evening star., 1900-10-22

The "aiso ram class Is composed Of the
following in the order named: Boyd Taylor,
son. DR.. T. L. Mcdonald. DR.. L. B. SWORN
stedt., J. 7. Hough, W. Bennett, DR.. L. M.
Evening star., 1900-10-22

The entries for the Chicago Horse Show,
which closed Thursday, reached a total of
Garden show of New York and far ex-
ceeding any entry list ever recorded in the
west The display Of vehicles promises to
be the most elaborate ever made in this
country.
Evening star., 1900-10-22

New Southern Base Ball League.
The Southern Association of Base Ball
Clubs was organized at Birmingham. Ala.
Saturday, with every indication Of success.
Evening star., 1900-10-22

Taffeta Silks in colors.
Many thousands of yards
here a few days since. Now
only a few pieces remain.
Not all colors. But all are
good shades.
Evening star., 1900-10-22

At meeting Of the stewards of the
Jockey Club, held Saturday afternoon. the
license Of Jockey Spencer was revoked. The
H. Bradford, James Galway, F. R. Hitch
cock James R. Keene and Andrew Miller.
Spencer has thrown away several big stakes
for James R. Keene,,, for whom he rode
the Matron stakes. when Beau Gallant won,
and only one bookmaker made money on
the event. Spencer cannot now ride in
the United States. Canada or England.
Spencer denied criminal work. but admit
tad carelosanasc
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
Lost An. Arm.

Last week Mr.. Sherman Towery,
of the Shady Grove section, met with
an accident that cost him his right
arm. He was cutting timber and q
tree, in falling, struck another knock
ing it down, aud it fell on Mr.. Tow
cry, striking his arm below the elbow
literally MASKING it of. The bone
was not only broken, but the muscles
ard tendons we're severed and the arm
was detached all'but small tendon
or two. Mr.. Towery was thro sn sew
eral feet and his back was hurt. Drs.
j. j. Clark and j. D. Mcconnell re-
moved The arm and dressed the wound
and at last accounts the patient was
getting along fairly we'll.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
GAINESVILLE

Mrs. G. M. King visited her sister,
Mrs. Cox, one day this week.
/, Mr.. Bridges, the stock man of this
place shipped fine drove Of hogs this
week.
- Our school climbs from week to
week adding new pupils every week.
Miss Mamie Rutter enrolled here
Monday.
Several of our townsmen took big
fox chase this week. Among them
vers VIM. Bridges, J. M. Pavy and
Charles Thrslkeld.
IF. Cox, the supervisor OF tie
mines near this place, which is owned
by the Canton Oil and GAS Co., Can
tom o., qas them under Roadway and
prospects are favorable for q good bus
iness.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
Two Presiding Officers.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 19-'rhe Leg
islature reconvened here today. In
the House Speaker Trimble was rec"g
nized by both parties. In the Senate
Mr.. Marshall and Senator Carter both
occupied the rostrum, both called the
Senate to order. The Democrats yecog
nized Carter and the Republicans
Marshall. The latter entertained a
motion to adjourn and the fourteen
Republicans voted for 1t and adjourn.
ed, Senator Carter paid no attention
TO this proceeding, and called fol-
"pstitions, motions ard joint iesolu
tioLs." A resolution ratifying the
action Of the Senate adopting the re-
pert of tho Gubernatorial Contest Com
mittee was offered and adopted
twenty one Democrats voting.
just before the hsur for converting
Mr.. Marshall and Senator Carter met,
shook hands and jOked. over the posi-
lion they occupied.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
LEVIAS

Jimmie Threikeld and wife, are
visiting in Livingston county this
week.
Willie Beard retuaned from Bow
ling Green Thursday, where LIE ha
been attending school.
q. B. Taylor, Chas. Binkley and
J ,hn Stallion are confined 10 their
rooms with the measles.
Having noticed An irquiry in the
Press as to where the autobiography
Of the Msihcdist preacher, Peter Cart
wright could be found, I inform the
gentleman that Mrs Sarah Yates has
the b,ck. and will gladly loan the
book for information to any one. He
address is Lsvias. KY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
PRINCETON PREsBYTERY
OF the c. p Church Will Convene Hers
Tuesday, April 3

Princeton Presbytery of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church meets
in Marion Tuesday, April Ord, and
will be in session during that week,
The churches in Livingston, Critten'
den, Lyon, Trigg, Christian, Hop
kins, Webster and Union counties
are embraced in the Presbytery: there
are forty five'congregstion and TWEEN.
ty ordained ministers.
The first day viii be taken up with
the elders and deacens association.
The sscend DAY wlil be devoted lar
gely to sbe Shnasy School work. A
missionary and sdocationaf rally will
probahly he arranged for the last day.
A large attendance is anticipated,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
ORATORIcAl CONTEST
OF Marion Graded School At The Opera
House Tonight

The third annual oratorical contest
between FIVE pupils Of the Marion
Graded School will take place at the
nptra house tonight.
Two handsome medals will be givea
the winners-one a gold and the other
silver medal, appropriately engrav-
ed with the names of the successful
contestants.
The programme for the evening is
as followe:
Invocation.
Song, Lead Kindly Light Choir
Grafton, Anglo-saxon or Whoi
Walter Walker.
Grafton, The Dreams of Our First
Fathers Realized, +. ]. Fohs.
Song, ALI Hail to the Flag Choir
Grafton, The Need of the Hour,
Charles Moore.
Grafton, On the Threshold Of the
Twentieth Century, Melville Glenn
Song, Great God of Nations, Choir.
Grafton, Womanhood in Timss Of
Political Peril. Rosa Schwab.
Presentation Of Medals.
Song, The Recees:onal Choir
Benediction.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
LOW TAXES.
The City Council Reduces the Rate ia
Twenty-Five Cents

AT the adjourned meeting Of the
City Council Tuesday night the city
tax rate was fixed at twenty-five cents
on the 800 worth of property and
$3.50 poll. The rate for some years
has bsen fifty cents.
Thae was but one hid to furnish
the city rcck. This proposal va.
one dollar per ton and the council
declined to accept it.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
New Goods at
old prices.
Pierce Yandell
Gugenheim Go
DYcUSBURG.
W L Harp is on the sick list.

W l. Harp is on the sick list.
DR.. Graves went to Kelsey Tues
day.
J L Clifton, of Marion, was here q
few days last week.
Miss Lille NARROW has been quite
sick, but IL improving
Owen Boaz and T 9 Campbell went
10 Clarksville last week with their
tobacco.
Miss Lizzie johnson of Hillsville,
was the guest of Mrs Eugene Brown
last week.
Mr.. e J Haywood, OF Marion, was
here Sunday visiting his mother,
who has been sick several days.
Mr. W s Dycus. of Kuttawa, and
Messrs Kendrick and Tan6Y OF Clark
vile, Tenn, were In town one day
last week.
The town Is still improving. We
are gong to have a new business
house, and Eugene Brown will occu .
py 1t with new stock of dry goods
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
VOTES AGAIN.
The Two Houses Jointly and
Separately Ratlfy Their
Former Action.
THOSE INJUNCTION SUrrS.

Frankfort, Feb. 20.-The after
noon sessions of the Senate and
House were called to order at 8
o'clock and the joint sessicn fifteen
minutes later. Twenty Senators aud
and ffty-six Representatives answer
ed the roll calls. Not a single Re.
publican war present, they having
sgreed at their 2 o'clock caucus not to
take part In the joiOt session.
Speaker Trimble raped the joint
session to order and slated that the
meeting was called for the purpose Of
taking such action as the Legislators
deemed advisable with regard to rati-
tying their action in the gubernalo-
rial contests.
After roll calls Senator Farris Sc 4
Up a rati'Yirg resolution timilar to
that adopted in the Senate yesterday
and in the House to-day. The res J.
luton was read by Clerk Cromwell
and put upon its passage Immediately.
II received nineteen votes in The
Senate, Senator oTriplet being the
only one to vote agaipst it. In the
House roll call fitty>six votes were
recorded in favor OF it and ono agains;
it.
When Speaker Trimble announced
that the ratification resolution had
been adopted by p vote sf IA to 2
there was loud applause.
There was a conference of attor-
neYs to night, but no agreement waa
reached in sgafd o to injuEction
suits over u office Of Governor.
The PRO 1sisioD made at George.
town came nom the Repu6I;cahs, %
to night they were asked to submit.
their proposition in writing. If an
agreement to consolidate the cases lie
not reached, the suit Of Gov. Beck
ham against Taylor will be heard by
Judge Cantrill Friday. Gov. Beck
ham is not inclined to daily any long
er with the opposition, and does not
look favOrably upon any agreement,
bat incIines towards an ind pendent
6ght.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22

the picture businesr.
: Mrs. Laura Butler, has been quite
sick for the past week or two.
We are glad to report that W. L.
Travis health is rapidly improving.
Will Brown has two little urchins
at his house; one is bOy-the othtS
amt.
Phil Travis has threatened Bedford
Hicks with a damage suit, better
known to themselves.
We we're profoundly sorry to bear
of Master Roy Wrights misfortune
we cannot express grief-he was very
dear to US.
The spirit Of improvement has
struck w H. Brown, and he has built
a fence on Claylick creek, which
throws several farms outside.
Mr.. Ed. Waddell, one of Critten.
den's progressive teachers, and Miss
Mary Watson, of near Lois, were
united in matnmoBy, Wednesday Of
last week, Rev. ]. @. KinSolving, of
this neighborhood, officiating.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
Don't spend a DC
until price our
goods.
Pierce Yandell
Gngenheim Go
RODNEY.

Mrs. Nancy Scott is on the sick list.
W, s. Hickliu, our merchant, is
doing good business.
r. M. Aliens school at Walnut
Grove closed Friday.
II. B. Tudor, of this neighborhood,
moved to Sturgis last week.
Geo. Robinson will move his saw
mill on Smith Newcom's farm.
R. G. Phillips is going into the
drug business in our town soon.
]. Lint Sullivan hos quit farming
aud gone into the timber business.
VIM. Asher, Jr., Of Baker, who
has been very i'll, is slowly recovering.
W. j. Num-, of Blackford, visited
friends in this community q few days
since.
L. Q. Num- and VIM. Plumblee
made a business trip to Marion last
week.
L. B. Phillips will move to the R.
L. Phillips house on L. L. NUNS
farm.
j. I. Hicklin, the we'll known
miller, made business trip to Sturgis
last week.
There is talk of the telephone com
ing to Rodney. We are very anxious
to have telephone in our town.
Harve Fox aud wife, of this neigh
borhood left last Sunday for Dyers-
burg, Tenn. We are very sorry to
have them leave.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
Female Regulator

il an excellent remedy for relieving
all forms incident to the diseases Of
women.
We have spared neither money,
time or paines in fitting up our drug
store with the best the market affords
in everything, and We feel now that
We are in position TO invite the pub
lie to one Of the neatest and best fur
nished drug stores In the county, one
that we are proud to own, and one
that you win have no regrets in pat
ronizing. We want your trade and
will promise you fair and honest
treatment. We.carry al the drug
sundries, a complete line of Ready
Mixed Paints, Lead and Oh, and .
.slge and endless variety Of Wall
Paper.
Call and see Us at the New Drug
St0ress q 81
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
Laxative Syrup

A purely vegetable preparation.
Contains no opium or other poison
GUS ingredient. Can be administered
to children with perfect safety. 1t
cleans the bowels, stimulates the liver
and kidneys and leaves the system in
a thoroughly healthy condition.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
Cough Cure

Cures sore throat, hoarseness, influ-
81 "a, pain IN the chest, neuralgia,
Group, bronchitis, asthma, whoopinR
cough, soreness in lungs, and all all
ments of the bronchial tubes.
The Old Homestead
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
Call Meeting.

The Democrats of Shady Grove and
surrounding country are called to
meet at Shady Grove. in Masonic
Han. Saturday Feb. "a. TO attend to
business of importance TO tho organ
cation affected on the Srd Of Feb.
.,',As F. e. Casner, Chmn.
r. F, Lemon, 6ccy.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
The Old Homestead
Celery Nervine.

Perfect blood and nerve remedy.
Recommended for all nervous disea-
ses and other disorders arising from
impure blood, cures constipation and
lcts a general tonic
The Old Homestead
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
Deeds Recorded.

n. Bell to Sam Jennings SO acre
fer $500.
/. Emily Brown to F. q. Watson,
house and lot for $3.50.
]. w. Blue 10 e +. Perkina lot
for $3.50.
4 F. Perkins to @. Z. Jameson
house and lot for sl200,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
LBeef Wine and Iron

Nutritive Tonic and SiinulsHt,
tones up the general system, relieves
dyspepsia and restores tho appetite
mild and safe.
The Old Homestead
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22

FOOD NEWS Cones ircsm those
~. who take HOODS S,Arsapn'iiA for
,scrofula, dyspepsia and rheumatism.
Reportsagreethat HOODS CURES
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
EIGHT
LEADING
REMEDIES
Reaching all The
Ills of Life.

The Old Homestead remedies are
sid exclusively by j. II. Morse.
The Old Homestead
Emulsion Cod Liver Oil
With hypophosophites Of lime and
9 da, highly recommended by promi-
r,nt physicians in pulmonary con-
rempiiou, coughs, colds, phthisic,
b onchitis, and all wasting diseases,
q axe Aeeh rapidly.
The Old Homestead
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
CHAPEL HILL,

Mrs H s Hill is on the sick list.
J 7 Bigham is on the sick list this
week.
Several plant beds were sown last
month in this precinct,
James Alex Hill sold some timbel
to- Mr. YorleY, the .tirsSSrlpsg
M =. = Va Ssel,siss 49,
ruraisr ge,ntO her new a ogssi
y Horace Walis9pon was tns
guest g Mrs W Il Bigha@ .les'
MTJ 4 Adams & Co., made fifty.
eight hundred pounds of tobacco this
ssason.
Sunday was our regular meeting
day here, but small congregation
assembled
W. Fl. Bigham wants to hire good
hand to work this year, a good tobaC
co raiser preferred.
Mr. White, of Kansas City, Mo-.
WAS delivering pictures in this COM
munity last week.
Our spring school commenced
Monday, with a good attendance
several Of our large boys are atten-
ing.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
SarsaparlIIa

With Iodides,skin andhlood rene
dY. This old Time ar,apsril'a is
prepared from sarsaparilla. yellow
dock, stillingis, rr;ckly ash. iodides
of potassium. Guaranteed to cure
blood disorders.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22
TasteIess Chill Tonic

with iron; positive, permanent
and effectual cure for chills and fever.
A general tonic.
The Old Homestead
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22

The Old Homestead
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-02-22

The Old Homestead !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
GaA xhaI abnartS.

IanIor. Gin unbeianntsr Slotpade
purbs an Dienitus glu8mittas cine furse
Strsde nbrollb BON Der blsFeen Babn'
ltation BON einem llolih laufsnben Yaf'
iusisraus setrOfftn unO ausenbIidIi4 ss'
t66tst; Der 8Opf tpurbe ibm nabesu BOIL
itdnOis bonn 8umpfe setrennt unb 10 bbs
berorldt, oab baS 9siiht untenntll6
par. Der @si6Otete mar uneefdbr As
Sabre alt uno aueenide;nlid Elm Dilnen'
augsfs(tsr. @sitern 4beno purbe Der
Rann als George Rod BON Roro Zap
Ior ertannt. Der uls SanoIanssr in Der
1apIor Oilne anssdeqt mar. Die Wia'
iblnerie fur bic neue Seicenflbrlt an
Sisb Strabe piro sebsnpartie intal'
lut.-Die PSns, 2aplor uuo SoIosn
Rinsn Aussfeqtsn erbaltsn bsuts ibren
RopsmberIObn.
- 8m. 8spp BON OIO 5Orss tplr am
SnmItiS oamit beihdftiet, einen Baum
,u fallen. ais Srnnf @laripinsii, Der in
Der Rabbaribaft nObnt, itm Sult ee'
BOT unb erildrte. Der Baum esb6ts ibm
Rspp febrte iid isbO6 nl&t an bic Gin.
nenounsen BON @Iaripinsti unb oisier
sins oann mad isiuer 8obnune. bolit
cine toppeIte StrOlH'Ris unb O,ddt'
pieislbe auf Repp ub. benz cine AnsabI
Sbrots in bic Sbdoelbuut orauesn uni
ibn ibmsrsli& perlsSten. Slaripinsi
enlHob iofOrt na6 Der S6isbersi uni
ionnts sur 3eIt nt&t srariffsn tperbsn
Rspp bsfiubet ii6 oussr 2sbsnssefubr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Seutfhe Tlctte.

SIM auftrass bss aaiIerS bat bas
Rsl&s Warineumt cine bsrsIsi6snbe
Auffeauns iibsr bic Stdrfe Der 6euti&sn.
ruff8sn, snsIii&sn. fruns6iiidsn unb
amerltaniitem Slotts anssfertist. tpsI6e
osm Rsi8stus susssunesn If. Gs III ba.
bel bsionbers aud auf bic Stdrispsrbdlt.
ni1e osr Usridiebensn @si6pabsr in
ben &ineFi&en 9slpdhsrn blnsepisisn.
Inter ben Reidsboten bat bieie demon
stratio ad oculos Elm beunrubiaenoss
9sfdbl beruOrserufsn, neil man flo CT.
innert, bab isinsr 8sit, aIs Der aaiisr
bic srobs gsritdrtune Der SlOtte inausu.
rirts, BEN 8si&stueS dbnli6es faiiiti.
i@ss DlateriuI 3usine. um far bic 8sr'
eroberun8 Der SIotte Stimmune 3u ma.
den. Wun fardtst bssbaIb, 6ab i'm
S&oObs Der 8ssieruns cine nsue Slot.
ten Yorlaee ausseurbsitet tpirb. mil
ipsl4sr Der Rsi&stas iibsrrai@t tpsrbsn
ioQ,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
SaS 9nfen Der BibeI.

8oIi,eiri&tsr pooIs Gbeoris, oab
eur& bas 2aRsn Der 8ibsI i'm 8sridts.
iaaI, Wliroben unb 8rantbeitserjsueer
iibertrassn psrbsn. ift-io unansenebm
man4maI bic 8ibsliaHerei an uub fur
Iih au1 iein mae-nibt sutrefeno. DE
@rperien bss glsn 0orier @siunobsits,
amiss babsn psridisOsns IbsiIe. Dsde..
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