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The National tribune., 1901-04-11
MARYLAND ENCAMPMENT.
Annual Meeting to Elect Department oficers

AT the Annual Encampment Of the De-
partment of Maryland, recently held at
Dushane Post Hall, Baltimore, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Com, John
G. Taylor, Veteran Post, 46; S. V. c., W.
J. Vannort, Wilson Post, !; J. V. O., Jas.
Lane Taneyhill, Wilson Post, / Dept
Chaplain, Rev. Jacob l.. Grimm, Dushane
Post, 3. Council of Administrations
John J. McEvoy, Dodge Post, A; A. G.
Kinsey, Custer Post, 6; Charles Kunkel,
Dushane Post, 3; Charles Glasgow, Lo-
gan Post, %; w. w. High, Dodge Post,
A. Delegate at Large, John Il. Hough,
W. III. Emory Post, 30; Alternate at
Large, Edward Schilling, Tyler Post, 5.
DelegatesnJohn Seipp, Wilson Post, 1;
John w. Worth, Dushane Post, 8; John
L. Cost, Reno Post, A. Robert II. Cam
eron, Wingate Post, 8. Aternates-I. D.
Oliver, Lincoln Post, Z; H. Il. O'Neill,
Ad. John Rodgers Post, %; Thomas j.
Hunt, Burns Post, 13; John Blatter, Du-
shane Post, 3.
Commander-in-C Chief Rassieur attended
the Encampment, and he and his wife
We're the special guests of the Department.
A complimentary banquet was rendered
the distinguished guest at the Green
House. At this function he presented the
retiring Department Commander, John r.
King, with magnificent diamond-studded
Department Commanders badge.
This Department never had a more en-
thusiastic and successful meeting. The
boys were fairly carried away by the
splendid presence, bright, scintillating wit,
and forceful, impressive eloquence of the
Commander-in-Ch Chief. His mastery ad-
dress when first introduced to the En-
campment gave evidence not only of his
splendid abilities, but also of the depth
and sincerity of the man and his apprecia-
ton of the grand cause of cOmradely fel-
lowship confided to him by the last Ma.
tional Encampment.
The presentation, at n moments notice,
to Comrade John X. King Of a Past Com
mander's badge, was an inspiration and
an incident seldom witnessed in an En-
Commander Taylor has announced the
following appointments: A. A. g., J.
Leonard Hoffman, Wilson Post, !; A. Q.
NJ. G., John @. Erdman, Dushane Post,
8; ]. A, G. A. e. Spamer, Dushane Post,
8; Dept Ins., George w. johnson, Vet
eran Post, 46; Chief NJ. O., William ].
Klug, Wilson Post, /; Senior Ado. (Chief
of Staff, Thomas NJ. Kenney (speciaD,
Dept of Mass; Aids de- Camp, N. NJ. Rit-
tenhouse (speciaD, Dept of Pennsylvania;
Frederick Bracket (speciaD, Dept Of Po-
tomac; ]. B. Duble (speciaD, Dept OF
Pennsylvania.
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Remarked widows.

The last Congress passed an act restor-
ing pensions TO widows of soldiers who
had lost their pensions by remarriage and
who had again become widows, or had Sc
cured divorce from the second husband.
We will send the blanks for application
for restoration, together with the full text
Of the law and complete official instruc.
tion as TO what proof is demanded, post
paid, upon receipt of 25 cents. Address
TEE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington,
d. @.
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LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.
Annual Gathering of Grand Army and Won.
ans Relief Corps.

The 18th Annual EncampmeHt OF the De-
partment of Louisiana and Mississippi con-
vened at G. a. r. Hall, New Orleans, March
2s The hall was elaborately decorated with
flags and banners, bunting and shields Cen
Leo. Rassieur, Commander-in- Chief was
present. He occupied a seat on the plat
form with Col keeting, Department Com
mander; Col. L. S. Stoddard, Asst. Quarter
master General; Gen. A. S. Badger, Quarter
master-General; f. 9. Antoine, Department
Inspector and Past Department Commander,
and Judge-Advocate o. Filman.
Col. Chas. w. Keetlng delivered his an
nual address, which showed the Department
to be In prosperous condition. Charters have
been granted during the past year 10 Leland
Post, so, Leland, Miss; B. +. Butler Post,
81, Boutte Station, La; U. b. PearsalI, 81,
st. Martinvlle, La; c. Z. Sherman Post SO,
Franklin, La. During the six months ending
Dec. 81, 1900, there was a net gain of 165
members; <S members died during 1900.
The financial record shows S1,774 spent
for charity, an average relief contribution
Of s1.75 per member.
"our little band Of comrades" said Col
Keetlng, speaking of Memorial Day, has
managed on each Memorial Day to place the
American fag over the grave OF every one
of the 10000 soldiers, large number of
whom rest In the historic sod Of Chalmette
Posts In New Orleans, assisted by the wo-
mans Relief Corps, Ladies OF the @. A. R.,
Sons Of Veterans, and large number Of pat
rlotic citizens"
Inc w NOmAN heiltI tOTpb OF IDe DEPART
ment Of Louisiana and Mississippi, Mrs. Pris.
ella J. II. Taper, President, one OF the most
active and earnest workers In the good cause,
did excellent work during 1900. 1t expended
for relief S1,se6; estimated relief other than
money, S&09i soldiers assisted, 315: soldiers'
families assisted, 40; members assisted. Al;
total number OF members. 81.
Feb. 2, 1901, Hon. r. c. Davey, Repre-
sentative from the Second Congressional bis
trict of Louisiana, presented a bill In the
House to authorize the location OF Branch
Home for disabled volunteer soldiers and
sailors In Louisiana and Mississippi The
Department Commander earnestly appealed
| to every comrade to help In the consumma-
| ton Of this great and good work.
Col. Rsstings report concluded with thanks
| ito the good people Of Louisiana and Missls-
| sippi, for the kind and generous treatment
| they have always shown the members OF our
organization"
vote OF thanks was unanimously ten
| dered Hon. r. O. Davey for his kind efforts
on behalf Of the disabled veterans. Col Il. S.
Stoddard, Assistant Qgartermastsr-C sneral,
read his report, showing that the balance on
hand April Il. 1soO, ass sll2.sii receipts
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Arksnsas Encampment,

At the Annual Encampment OF the Depart.
nent Of Arkansas, held at Hot Springs, Ark.
March 2s and 80. the following officers were
elected:
Com, william G. Akers, Post l, Littl.
Rock; S. V. c.. John h. Avery. Post 3, Hot
Springs; ]. V. c.. JOS. II. Demby, Post 10
Crystal Springs; Medical Director DR.. A. d.
Thomas, Post ], Little Rock; Chap, Rev
W, S. Bartholomew. Post 1O0 Mansfield.
The offices of Assistant Adjutant and AS
tistant QuarteFmasterGeneTsl we're consolI
dated, and Peter S. Smith, Post 1, appointed
and installed.
Among the distinguished visitors present
were Gen. John @. Black, Of Chicago; Leo
RassieUr. Commandsr-in-Chist, and E. NJ
sterrett, Adjutant-General.
The EneRmpment was In every way q
grand success.
Next Encampment goes to Sloan Springs
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Deaths in an Illinois Post.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The COM
rades OF Whipple Post, Ala, recently held
Memorial services, inviting the public. The
services consisted of an Introductory address
by w. II. Hunter, and addresses by comrades
on the life and military service Of each
deceased veteran. Those answering the last
roll call during the year were John o. Heron
Co. l, 10th ILL.,; W. Fl. Van Ripper, Co. G,
16th Mich, and Surgeon, 18th Hospital
Corps, and Michael Eringer, OrderlySsr-
geant Co. /, 76th Ill.-A. L. KEEBLE, Co.
d, 26th Ill Kankakee Ill
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Goitre is Incurable DR.. Haig sends free trial
package of his discovery so that patients may try
and know positively that Goitre bo cured at
home without pain, danger. operation or any
Inconvenience
Send your name and address 10 DR.. John
P. Haig, 1886 Glenn Building, Cincinnati,
Ohio, and he will forward the treatment, postage
prepaid. Do not fail 10 get this wonderful remedy
In Bombay, India, 90 600 patients in that infected
district were cured with this same remedy, and
wherever used its success has been marvellous.
Write az once, send name and address to-day
and Dr. Haig will be glad TO send you q uisi
package Of the remedy kee. De not delay.
The National tribune., 1901-04-11
The New Waman-Mncb has been

written in the past few years about the
new woman and her many foibes. and we
are apt to associate her in our minds with
severe masculine attire and mannersms
Mrs. Hals1e HlgginsOn, of Basket, KY,
also styles herself new woman but in an
altogether different sense. She says, in q
letter to DIR. Peter Fahrney, of Chicago
Ill: For nearly three years / suffered
untold agony with sick headache ard ner-
yous prostration, so that | was unable 10
attend to my domestic duties, and after
trying several doctors and receiving no
benefit. | prayed that might die. About
called my attention to your Blood Vita
lizer, and, as last hope. l purchased
bottle, thinking at the time that / was
just throwing away that much more
money. Before / had taken it week,
however, | began to feel better. and by
the time / had taken three bottles | felt
like new woman. That nervOusne s
and those trying headaches disappeared
like mist before the rising sun, ard now
after having used ten bottles | am in
perfect health and as sound as can be.
would rather pay $500 for a bottle of
the Blood Vitalizer than be without it.
desire to say to all suffering women who
fee! as if life were burden, not to be
cast down in spirit, but get a bottle of the
Blood Vitalizer at once and realize its
wonderful merit
DIR. Peters Blood Yitalizer is peculiarly
adapted for woman's delicate organism.
Thousands of happy wives and sprightly
maidcns have testified to its health giving
properties. Sold only by special agents
or the proprietor direct. Address DR..
Peter Fahrney, 112-114 S. Hoyne Ave,
Chicago Ill
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since, so47.So; total, s660.24: disbursements,
s5ls.39: balance on hand, S141.s5.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Com, Charles W. Keetlng; S.
': c., Isaiah Kelly; J. v C., l. 5. Davidson:
Chap, Madison Day; Medical Director, Henry
Kenner; Assistant Adjutant-General, II. b.
Baquie; Assistant QuartermasterG r.
;. Stoddard; Department Inspector, A. 5.
Badger; Judge Advocate, o. Pilman; Chief
Mastering Officer, f. c. Antoine; Represen-
tatives. A. j. Barrett, Milton Denny; Alter
mates, John Pierce, John Mckay; Council of
Administration. W. ]. ROdolph, W. r. Bar
rett, g. 4. w. Merritt, Frank Burtis and
]. l.. Dupart.
The Woman's Relief Corps met in Ninth
Annual Convention at the First African Bap
tist Church. Commander RasSieur visited
the meeting and addressed the assembly.
The following officers were elected: Presl-
dent, Mrs. Priscilla ]. ii. Taper; S. V. p,
Mrs, Alice Robertson; J. V. p, Mrs. +. D.
Washington; Treas, Mrs. Carrie Devezin;
Chap, Mrs. ". Robertson; Executive Board,
Mrs Josephine Harris, Mrs. Margaret
thompson. Mrs. Minerva Calhoun and Miss
Annie Howard; Delegates, Mrs Rebecca
Thompson, Mrs. Carrie Blackman; Alter
mates, Mrs. Anita johnson and Mrs. Locket
Kelly.
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Deaths in Fuller Post.

The following deaths during the past year
are reported by Lieut.. Geo. W. Fuller Post,
37S Catasauqua, Pa: Jerome Shingler, Co. Fl,
176th Drafted Militia; John Saler, Co. e,
1881 Pa; John Shingler, Co. A. 9th Pa. Cav. /;
Franklin Siegfrled, Co. ID. 153d Pa; Henry
Breaemnn. Co. II, 153d Pa; Peter Schafer,
Co. ID, 202d Pa; Stephen Beers, Co. F, 47th
Pa; Michael Klein, Co. G, 1T6th Pa. Drafted
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Cures
COitre
Remarkable Discovery That Cures This
Dangerous and Disfguring Dis
ease Without Pain, Operation
or Inconvenience.
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE

Dr. John p Haig, well-known Cincinnati
physician, has had marvellous success with a
remedy that cures Goitrc or Thick Neck. And
owing to the fact that most sufferers believe
The National tribune., 1901-04-11
Survivors of the ssth Ohio.

DR.. G. D. Billings, Secretary, Medina, Ohio
writes: "Will all old comrades of the 69th
Ohio Invest a cent In u postal card and send
in their names company and address, as We
are trying to get up true roster to send to
each living member"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
gBtltesbarre @adrt&ten.
. Ser StaatSuerbanb Der MpoiI

Ser Staatsbsrbanb Der Npotbsfer
sr6ifnete bier am Diontas ibre idbrlihs
8uiammenfunft. bic orei Gage anbieIt.
Soiepb NluseaSib. Elm 9reiber Der
BartelS Brauerei, tpurbe am 6reitae 3u
BlpmOutb bon Der Siss lbsrpaItist uno
fiel bon bem 8aseniis. fi6 oaour6 ben
&opf bbs psrlsssnS; feline 9ensiune
tpirb erpartet.
& sSn Der 9eIaipare Wine su Dfill
@reei. mo felt anfunsS Sanuar Der 8e'
trisb einseitelIt psrben mubte, ipeil Elm
5euer auSsebrpden mar, fann bsute
ipieber bic Nrbeit aufsenommen iperoen,
oa bas Seuer eebimpii tpOroen 1T.
- Die @irtbi6aft bes Barney o..
8sefe um Square purbe frlb am Dion.
tag Ulorsen pon ginbrsdern beiu6t. bic
85 8aarseIb, eine 5laide S&napps unb
Elm aifthen @isarren mitnabmen. Die
Disbe erIansten but6 Elm Truniom gin'
tritt in'S @ebaube.
- 400 Nnssitslts Der 8eptone Wine
su Subion sinsen am Moutas an ben
Streif. neil bic @ompanie eS peripei'
ssrte, ibnsn fiir ioIGe Berttase 8ssubl'
un8 su erlauben, an benen Der BREEDER
nibt betrieben piro. @etern wurbsn
Die DliBbsaietelten beiselesl uno beule
iOaen bic 2eute ipieoer bic Irbeit auf'
nsbmen.
- Sobn NeWabon. Elm Nidtunion
arbsitsr in ben 9sblsb 8aaep 9Bsrten.
purbe am Donnerftas Abeno, aIs er auf
Der pord ieiner Wobnuns an 8oipman
Ctr. fab, bon einem Stsin am 8opfe ee'
trOfen. ben elm Sunse BetpOrfen bate.
WcDiabon CAB spei Repolueridiifle ab
unc cine sroBe Weni6enmense tpuroe
pur& ben 8ossans unseIOdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
3psi S8ese fur bic 8citen BON
etnem,

SIR ben Sntsrnationalen Gonpent Der
gpporib 2easus Su San Srancisco BON
l8. bis 81. Suli 1901, tperben bon Der
2adatpanna @iienbabn 8etourbIaets ber'
fault iperoen su tpeniser als tpie benz re.
suldren einen Nes greis. 2aduuanna
Neentsn perbsn bieie Biqets ,um 8er'
iaufs baben bonn 4. Suli bis sum IL. in,
eluiiue. bei6rdnft iur Radfabrt bis gum
81. Auaut.
@sltli6 bon gbiraeo pbsr St. 2ouis
tpsrben bic Biuets fir oifie @eleeenbeii
lauien ,ur 0infabrt irsenp cine birsfls
8oute unb sur Rddfabrt iresno cine ans
oere birefts 9ioute. Anbsrs abpeibenbs
8outen f6nnen benubt uerben ipenn &c.
ipGnfdi. flr tleine ertra Betrdse, nit
gum 8siipiel sur Sinfabrt brett mad
San SSranclsco uno our Nddfabrt iibei
portIanc unb st. PuuI. $500 srtra.
Der PreiS bon SCRANTON ipirb s66 81
isin. SIr ipeitere AuStunit etfunoia
sud bsi BEN lOiaIsn 8iastuesnten Oos-
ibreibt an Ssrrn Z. W. gee, @eneru
Puhasier assnt, 26 grdanee 8Iaee
R'lp gcri eitp. ale
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
9erihtl Tides.

Die @eidipurenen in bem Sale Der
6rau 8epiIacaua, beS Worbes Der srau
Roie beiduIoIst. enti6ieben am SamItaa
8crmittas, bab bic 5rau in ieiner Weils
i4uleis lei. trotesm ipabrsnb ber Der.
banbIuns beiuieien purbe, bas bic anas.
ila8te felt is6s @O&sn por bem Worbs
Die Sdubpaifs setrassn bate. Dis
Ibutia&s oab bic AnssfIaste cine Sruu
il unb ausfsbt, als tpsnn te nit einsm
Sub i'm @rabe febe, bate unspeifsIbafi
sroBsn ginfub auf bic @ei&porenen,
bere&tiste aber iaum 3u sinem IcI5sn
milben @nti&sib.
Sofepb Walib. Der nit elmer ausriift,
uns bon @eriseusen unb elmer SIutmu.
i4ine ertappt tpuroe, srbieIt siuei Sabre
8u&thaus. Soiepb Sarris, Der nit ibm
ertappt tpuroe, bat Elm Sabr uno erei
Dlonats 8u6tbaus absuFssn.
Srau Sannab 2a[p, bic obne 2i,ens
@strante psrfaufte, bot $500 Stxafe ,u
bssablsn une erei Wlonate @sfinsnib ab.
suften.
gHm. Batroius, Der rnterIdIaaunu
bon s40.0s iibsrfabri. aIs Statmsiasi
Der aitbauii&en rlnteritiitunss @sIsa.
i8aft. bat ersi WOnuts absuibsn uni
$40 su besubIen.
SbOmas 8roOfs unb ssrant 8rotpu
srbisItsn ipessn 9iebhabl is go 1ast
@efdnsniB.
Ser Sarbiss Geo. @iIion. Der in SO,
ieption's 2aoen an penn Apenue einae.
orunesn mar, bat 6 WOnats absuiisen.
Die 9abI oer @bsidsiounsen Dor Sc.
ri4t III ettpas seiunien. inbem bic aeasn.
ipdrtis Dor oem Areumsnt @sri6t I&tpe.
benoen 5dae, bos am Nontaa er5ffnet
ipurbe. nur 80 betrasen, eesen burb.
i1nittIih ettpa 80 bisber.
antbons @orben, oes Wleineibs iibsr.
itibrt. erbisIt sipei Sabre 8u&ibaus ,u,
oittirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
@ie 1T bieS q?

Nir bist.n sinbunbtrt Dollars Stlcbnunu
fur itstn 6aa BON Aatarrb, esr uitt pur6 Gin.
utbmsn BON SaG's statarrb Sur esbsilt prbru
fam.
Q. 5. Gbtutp &go , gistnib.. Sulsbs, 8.
gBir, bic llntrid&ntttn, babsn Q. J. Gbtntv
felt ben ItBhn is Sabrsn ssfannt uue baltrn
ibn fur ppIlfCmmen sbnnbafi In alien @sftGfts
ctrbanelunssn unb fnan,isa btf6bist, aas BON
ltintr 8irma sinsssanstutn gerbinsihfeiltu
~ srfiatn.
8sf 6 1ruar, @rObtaHbsIs DrusuiIisn,
Solfbe, ..
Waleius, 8inuan s. Rarpiu, @rps.
bantsIs. .Drpsuiffrn, 3oItbp, ..
5all's aaiarrb,8ur pirp inHsrIi& ssnSmm,n
nne pirfi eireft auf bas Blut uup itlsimiasu
Sbrna1sn bts Spiftms. 3susnils frsi S,r.
lanet. pItis 75e.fiir bic 6Iafbs. 8nfauft pou
alltn apptbtftrn.
SalI's 5amiIisn pilI.n Nnt bic bsiftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
6pbe Narfer Rottsen.

- 9en gbeIeutsn sobn 5rib bon
2afapette Strabe III Elm munteres God.
terIein sebUren iporben.
- Ser fIeine 2aben bon Srau SoIet
an 2userne StraBe tpurbe am Samitap
Diorsen bon 9ieben beimgelu6t, bic ie,
bod nur elm fIeineS Auantum @isarren
ftubIen.
- Gbtparb 8ea bon 3epier 4penue,
in ben 2adapanna 8arrentperfen sll
Buffalo anseitelt, erbieIt an elmer 9reiS.
iaes eine Sanb abseidnitten er nirb
i'm Dioiss SapIor SOfpitaI bsbanbsIt.
Der ii&erfs 8ss unbsrbauIidisit
Su beiIen If. bic llria&e su entfernen; !;
bas sei&iebt am bsiten bur6 cine
prompte Inipenbuns bon Or. ausuIi
8Dnis's Samburser Eropfen, tpeI6e ben
Rassn aaf ipirfiums @siis resuIirsn.
s.. 8. Ssrber bon BromIes sIps.
nue., oehen 7idbriser Sobn grnit am IL.
Ottober 1900 bur9 einen Strabsnbabn,
tunssn berlebt tpurbe, infolsebeEen ibm
oas re1te 8ein amputirt perbsn mubie,
bat AM Donneritas 8ssen bic SCRANTON
Gailtpap Gompanie eine @ntf6dbisungss
tla8e anftrsneen Iaien.
Gin @sriu6 puroe frdb am Samitaa
Dtor8en 8emadt, bas bon Der SamiIis
price betpobnte @sbdube an Rorb Wain
4penue, nabe Sripp's 8reusung, burb
Seusr 3u seriiDren, bod tpurDsn bic
Slammen Seiti8 entbedt unb geIDIbt.
Sn Der Ride tpurben 6Isstrdntte 2appen
aufgefunoen mon elaubt, bab Elm
Dtann, benz oas SauS Uorber bsripeieert
tpOrssn mar. ben Sranb anIsets.
- Inter 6ek @rabuirenben BEL benz
80. idbrli4en Commencement Der aep.
tone Ieabemp su SuctOrsbile am Srei.
tag, befanc ii6 aud Elm in biefesn 6eut,
i1en Sreiien tpobIbetannter iunser Rann,
Ssrr CHARLES 2eber bon Sampton Str.
Der feline Stuoisn nit boben gbrsn ab,
iolbirte. Nir eraiuIiren unierem friibs.
rsn Ssbrlines bersli@ 3u ieinem grfoias
uno bofen, nod pisI sbreniperibes bon
ibm su bOrsn.
- @bparb, Der S.idbrise Sobn Ses
Bernard 0Ople bon Rorb Bromley ape., |
tpuree am Samfa8 abenb nabe Der Nt. |
'pleafant Wline bur4 einen 2adapanna |
'Pnha8lersus 8etroffen unb ausenbIidlid |
gstobtst; bic 2Ofomotiue fiists ibm einen
S4abelbru4 su unb brad ibm au6 ben
linten arm. Ser Sunse amdiirts f&
nit mebreren @efdbrten nit benz guf,
lno Gbiprinsen auf bic Rarrsn eines
5ra6i3uBes unb Der gOnbuiteur bate
Ibnen sbsn oas 8ersndsen unteriast,
Dople itiee ab unb in bemislben Woment
lam Der paiiasisraus anssoonnert unb
Iraf ibn. Dis @Oronsrs @ei4porenen
am Diontus 4benb, baB bas
ansIad Elm unbsrmei6Iides mar.
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Seutidhes sOmmer 3beater.
gisp yOrf s&aulpitI gnltmbIt.


Die 8orfsqunssn bss ssnannten On.
ismbIss baben ii@ bis ieBt auberoroentIl'
der 8sIiebtbeit su erfreuen uno oaS Yus
blitum 1T poq bsS 2Obes, mo man bin.
tummt.-,Sans Sudsbein" mar elm
boiler. sunIer @rfOls. ebenfc oas .,SIis'
mabel" unO ,,9ie @rile. ."-9Im Dien.
flag, ben 25. SUM-. fOmmt nun nuf uieI'
ieitiess 8erlansen bic unperpIitlite
Pofle ,,2umpaci 8aeabunous" Sur Auf'
fdbruns. nit gang aus8fssl6netsr 8eieb
uns. DaS Stld puroe bier sipar i&on
ssssben, bod iann ieosr auf cieie Auf.
ilbruns seipunnt ieIn, ba oieie 9ohs
nod ME friiber 70 pOrtbeilbaft bsiesl
lperosn founte. ,,2umpaci 8aeabunbuS"
obsr ,.Das IieberIi6e SlsebIatt," ipie
has Slid aud esnannt tpirb, III INNER
ssrns seisben unb per lib pieoer einmul
an benz unpereanBliden Sumor gteitrops
ers5ben nil, beridume nidt, am nd4iten
Dienitas 4bsnD bic 2isberirans Saae au
bsiu6en. Serr Wnr Sanifh fpleIt ben
IlidIsr 2eim, Ssrr @briitian S&ober
ben S6uiter 8nieriem unb Serr Srans
@rIau ben Sdneiber 9pirn. @s il 70.
nit Elm senubreider Abeno in Nusf6l
seheut; pie mir iIbsrbaupt bic 2eier bee
,,@OdenbIatt" niGt penu8 auf oieie
pabrbuft suten 8Oriteaunesn aufmsrtiam
madsn f6nnen. Gin bisden Sutereis
unb 3uiummenbuIten an allen beutiden
DaIitsluneen ssreidt benz 0eutfdtbum
nur sur 3ierbe unb gbrs. Sinh nil
aud ibon lanse ferne bon unierer lieben
alien Seimntb, 70 perbinoet uns bod Elm
ssbsimes 8anb uno oaS iUlten mir aud
nit benz Snterefe an Der 9iebe sur 8abns
unferer Sprabe befunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
Oas 1hal abpdrts.

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