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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
DICK COMING HOME.

Akron. o.. Dec. 21.-Gen. Charles
Dick, chairman Of the Republican state
committee and Senator dannas right
hand bower in Ohio politics. is expected
home Saturday. He will stay here a
few days and then return to his duties
in congress. His friends here say that
his presence In Columbus will not be
required by the fight that is now on be-
tween the junior senator and Charles
Kurtz. To-day the employees of his
law Office here sent him q fine quar-
tered oak desk as a Christmas present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
KILLED HIS MOTHER
IN A NIGHTMARE
Ciev vela nd Ma n Has Horrible
Awakening from an Evil
Dream.

Cleveland. Dec. 21.-Henry Krause
a pressman, while suffering from
nightmare last night and thinking he
was being attacked by wild beast got
out of bed and went to his mother's
room and attacked and killed her. He
gave himself up and the police on 60
ing to his home on Rogers street, found
Mrs. Krause dead with her Jaws torn
apart and covered with blood.
There seems to be no doubt of the
truthfulness of the story as he was a
dutiful son.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
MARRIED IN ALLIANCE.

Alliance, Dec. 20.-Mark b. Jones
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones, ami
Miss Lille May Brown, daughter Of
Mrs. M. A. Brown, were married here
at o'clock last evening by Rev. R. A.
Carnahan. Only the immediate fam
lily was present. The groom Is employ
ed in the Office of the Morgan Engineer
ing company, and the bride is a grad
uate of the Alliance high school, class
of '96, and until recently has besh
stenographer at the Alliance Office of
the American Steel Casting company.
She is well known in musical circles,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
THIRD EXPLOSION
IN THREE DAYS
Boilers at Another Pittsburs
Plant Go Up, lnjurins Ten
Strange Chain of Accidents.

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.)
Pittsburg, Dec. 21.-A battery of
boilers at the Singer Nimick plant of
the Crucible Steel Company of Amer
lea, in West Carson street, on the
South Side, went up at GAS this morn
ing, wrecking the plant and badly
scalding twenty men and fatally in
juring William Sharp, roller, and
William Reid heater.
Two others will probably die
Charles Miller, the engineer, and
George A. Roller, a workman.
Scarcely splinter is left of the
boiler house. Part of the buildings
wrecking row Of old frame tenement
buildings, none of the occupants being
hurt, however.
The freezing Of the pipes supplying
the boilers with water is supposed to
have caused the accident.
The explosion to-day is tho third Of
strange series of catastrophes in the
plants in the city proper and on the
South Side, in three days. All oc-
Cured within two hours of the same
time in the morning-the Jones &
Laughlin explosion Thursday morning
in which nine men lost their lives: the
Black Diamond accident yesterday In
which 10 were killed by exploding boil
ers, and to-day's South Side calamity
which will result in two. and possibly
more, deaths.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
SHOWING THEM UP.
Democrats Of Seioto County
Are investigating Accounts
Of Republican Officials.

Portsmouth, o.. Dec. 21.-The Dem
ocratic leaders of this city, enraged by
the fact that their plan to catch Re-
publican ex-City Clerk Adams in their
tolls and send him to the penitentiary
also ensnared two Democratic ex-
clerks, Walsh and Kricker, are making
preparations to carry the investiga-
tions into county affairs. where the
officials have been solidly Republican
for years.
1t is said on good authority that
Prosecutor Bannon will be called upon
to explain the taking of cash bond
from a pickpocket who was bound over
to the court on three charges. Soon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24

Taylor, Lincoln, Grant and Garfield
have had places upon United States
postage stamps, while those not so hon.
ored were both of the Adamses, Mon
roe, Van Buren, William Henry Har-
risOn, Tyler, Polk, Fillmore, Pierce
Buchanan. Johnson, Hayes, Arthur and
Benjamin Harrison. AS the last man,
ed has been dead but comparatively
brief time and no changes In postage
stamps have occurred since his death
his name should really not appear
among those who have not been honor
ed by the postoffice department.
A number of unique changes in the
general new series are contemplated
In this set the likeness of President
Mckinley will surely appear and
George Washington, may for the first
time since his profile had place upon
postage stamp, be seen full facing,
instead of side view. The. proposed
new issue will be hailed with delight
by philatelists all over the world.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
AS OTHERS SEE 1T.

The .News-Democrat, of Canton has
discovered furniture combine In that
city that appears to embrace all Of the
large dealers but one. Canton has for
years been doing business ON an old
fogy basis. but with the influx OF new
people all such matters Will change.
Canton will be an up-to-date town yet
when the new blood coming to the
place, begins circulatng.-Massillon
Cleaner. So says jealous old sinner,
but for all that, he undoubtedly statcs
some truths. The new blood" will
OF course liven things up a bit and per-
haps cause the "old fogies' to take
back seat.-Alliance Star.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
Gov. CRANE
Of Massa chusetts, Is Or
fered Cages Job In
the Treasury.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 21.-It is officially
stated here that Gov. Winthrop Crane
has been rendered the treasury port
folio. The governor has not yet 40
cepted, but is giving the matter con-
sideration.
Washington, Dec. 21.-The report is
current here this morning that Gov.
Winthrop Crane, of Massachusetts,, will
succeed Gage as secretary of the treas
ury. The governor has had a long con.
ference with Roosevelt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
CONVICT CLARK is DEAD.

Columbus. o.. Dec. 21.-William
Clark. serving life sentence in the PEN
ltentiary from Cuyahoga county, died
Friday night from consumption. Clak
had been known as bad" man. A
year ago he led a number of convicts
In an attack upon the guards at the
main gate. The prisoners had secured
firearms and they succeeded In getting
out of the penitentiary. A short time
after they were recaptured. but not
until thew had mada hard raaIstancA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
NAVARRO WOMAN DEAD.

Navarro, w., Dec. ~.
Mrs. Abram Sarbag, wife of a well
known farmer living two mines west of
Navarro died at 1 o'clock Thursday
morning after an illness Of five months.
Mrs. Sarbag was sixty-one years of
age and is the mother of nine children.
seven of them being by former mar
riage. Fred Sarbag. councilman at
this place Is son. The funeral SER
vices will be held Saturday morning.
lnterment In the Union cemetery at
Navarro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24

Chas. Roplogle. Atwater, o., was In
very bad shape. He says: II suffered
q great deal with my kidneys and was
requested to try FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE. did so and in four days I
was able to go to work again. now am
entirely we'll" Roth q Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
TUTTLE is CAPTURED.

Warren, o., Dec. 20.--Joseph p. Han
lon, alias Ruchard, alias Lon b. Tut
tie, was captured at GarrettsviIle We'd
nesday. Hanlon, 1t Is alleged, deserted
q wife and two babies at Pittsburg,
jumped board bill at Kent and pro-
posed marriage to Warren girl. Miss
Matte Spill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24
ACCIDENT AT BELLING.

Chillicothe. o.. Dec. 21.-Bert Fox's
home, near here. was the scene of q
casualty at 8 o'clock last evening. A
crowd was .belling him, in celebration
Of his marriage. when Ray Miller, aged
13, accidentally shot David Dougherty
in the back with shotgun, instantly
killing him. Dougherty leaves q wife
Ind three children.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24

Magnificent exhibit Of the gifts that combine
beauty Nothing acceptable desirable
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15
A Timely Warning.

In view of the fact that small pox is epidemic in number of towns in Arkansas. and whereas it has been re- ported to me that ,he presence ot the disease is found in towns in close prox unity to Fomest City, take this oc- easion to warn the citizens against tramps and strangers. Great precsu- sion should be used in order that our town may be kept clear of contagious diseases of;all kinds.
 recommend that the city marshal and hls deputies keep A close watch on all trains, and urge that all suspicious characters be compelled to move on.n Physicians should impress the im- portance of cleanliness and strict sani- tary rules upon lac families whom they visit, and should urge the free use of lime and other strong disinfectants. The season is at hand when every pre- eausion should be used for the promo ton of health.
 Respectfully.
 J. D. MCKNIGHT,
 Pres. Board of Health.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15

AFeseiution' was offered Tn the Arkansas senate 10 tax non-resi dent buutcrs s5D0for the privilege Of hunting Tn the state. IL was evidently done with the intention Of protecting the game. Even if the bill became law it would miss it's mark widely. We should be- gin at home. The game laws as they now stand are adequate for t4e protection of fish and game, but the fault lies in not enforcing tho same. Several attempts have been made to indict violaters of the law, but failed, from the fact that some of the jurors and officers of the county were violaters O.. the law. themselves. Instead of try ing to oust the hunting and fish. ing elahs from the state they should De encouraged, as they are She. only protectors of game we have. They do not hunt for the market, and their shoots are linn Ited.. What is needed IS a good warden for each county; ono who Is not afraid to do his duty, and make the state the prosecutor. With the dynamite and hunting in closed season, by our own peo- pie, fish and game will soon dis. appear. Look to 1t.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15

W. A. Wellington. of Colt. was a genial visitor to the city Monday al paid this office d visit. MT. Wedding. ton spent the holiday season at his q d home in North Carolina and in speak ing of his trip said, Nearly all tie small towns back there are getting cotton mills, and I'Il tell you. they
 ui!d nl atnwn faster than anything you ever saw. hardly knew some Gi
 he places that. when came to Arkan sas three years ago. were nothing but small villages. and now, since the, have secured the cotton factories. are tties cf GOO and 6 900 inbabitant with all the modern improvements and conveniences, and what's more," said Ir. Wrddmgton, none of these towns II which l tell you are as good leca- tions for Il mlll as Forrest City. Tie country around them is not so fertile ss -is this section of Arkansas. aud aeta- ally the band here will produce thre, nr four times as much cotton tn th, acre as the land out there. madt twenty bales of cotton on my plae. near Colt last year with the same labas It requires to produce five had bee farming in North Caroliua.n On friend is right. Forrest City shens nave d cotton mill and could get one i proper efforts were put forth. II
 own deserves d mill for number
 good reasons. We make the cntfc and why not manufacture the cloth. a vel
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15

All, HANSON, c. P. A. Chicago, Ill.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15
g3.EOO in Cash.
INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE CONTEST.

Each and mus. be accompanied by 50 subscription The Memphis Weekly Commercial The guess must be sent in the envelope that contains the for the subscription cannot be recorded this rule complied with Leaving of ting 10 make when subscription will not ent be later
 with subscription the figures of the Under be changed after has been recorded books
 Use when convenient but necessary and do II bales
 Any make desired by simply remiug 50 with each for which another subscription to The Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal will be added.
 tered letter.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15
In Memoriam.

WI areas. it has pleased Almighty God toTen'oye from our midst Brother NJ. V. Hancock wko has been member of this Bodgt Of Knights of Honor since 1884, Be It Resolved. that in the death of Brother Hancock. this Lodge loses a much loved, useful and honored member and one W ho was ever ready to extend a help. ing ls.nd.
 ka olsed. That Brother Hancock as a citinn had no superior. and as a husband and father he was ever kind and indul- gent.
 Resolved. That a copy of these resolu tions be furnished the family of our most worthy deceased brother, that they be rspre,a upon the minute book of this lodge. and that copy also be sent to TIE FoR- 'Besr CITY TTArEs for qualifications. rbis I4tlI day Of February. lsor.
 E. F. McCRARY,
 l.. II. McGUFFHR,
 DR. N. P BEAUcHAMP.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15
Satire.

Marion is on a boom. It had a hanging this winter, and last week two people "drapped of" in pass ing.-Cross County Democrat.
 We need another boom. Le, the editors of the Democrat now visit us and we'll have a double hanging and two more people will "drap off" the nearest tree.-Mari. on Reform.
 A little sarcasm with a threaten. ing rejoinder. Great care should be exercised in choosing seconds, that serious trouble may be avoided.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15

M,s. Nation ls.the greatest wha key advertisement who ever same down he pike. Many of the places Bpon which she used her hltle katches are fourishing like the green. bay iree." Jointists, whose places wers heretofore un- known, have becorss prosperous and popular under tRa' hatchet uea.ment,
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15

lslaiosk's s b,il to declare a fence rs1ssc c? seer szyacj wires T jawfal fence or ttSe east side of the river in St. Francis cosn.y was passed by the senate Tuesday and now ilrc measure is | certainly. Now for similar law on the west side.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15
Many citizens who take au

Many citizens who take an m ferest in the preservation of gaine throughout thc reunty, favor a law providing for 3 tax ofrsl for each gun owned by residents of the county, ore.Haif of which tax shall go 10 the school and road funds, the other half tc' 5e applied as a salary to be paid to eompe- tent game and fish warden and as rewards 10 persons reporting aSd con7ieting persons who violate the law.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15

The Arkansas legislature has passed bill providing for re- torm school. If managed properly ;h',. will be one of tho greatest in- Nitglions in the state.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15
!. Dou'i forget the dato of the pri. mary eIcctiea February 26.

1.st the leg'siataTc do away with lie ,nse on nonresident hunters. Residents want the game, not the Iiccnee.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and Quinine in tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 500.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-15

TI.IDAY AFTERNOON. FEB. Is. 1901.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03

sdblt, bas trdus itb inn gu, tafiir ite6t
ia au9 bic Sni9rift an ieinem Sauis.
9lber bab bas Sdus ibm geB0rt unb
bab er bas aom0bis Spielen ldbt,
9laubit Oh bas2 Der erobe erfolg.
rsi9e 9ei9Gftsmann uno Glsrt ieirer
5rau 1T bod nur eine OoriibergebnOe
8srpuppu7g bes alten Shtpinbels
I6mstterlings @gibius S6ein. Sein
ironiIdes @eii6t niro balo p:eeer aus
ber !Siille berOorlugen uno ii6 grinienb
i'm GpiegeG bsIeben; er muB bod eins
NAL Der Delt einen affeu prrna6en."
mPapa"
Sin tpilber 8ube Bon bier Sabren
itiirmt auf Die Neranol.
,pdpa! ST es pa6r, baB bic Msns
I9en bon ben Qlffen attainment"
nDOber tpeibt Su esnn ouS?" frdge
i6.
Die 9lffen babsn uns brii6en i'm
DGlb6en bic beiten 9andnen gsitobs
len, unb basu la9te Der b0Ie @drtner
uu9 nod uno msinte, ib Ioqe nibt aui
bic 0iebe ihimpfen, bas Ieien unIere
Qlltporbern, BON oenen mir glqe abs
itammten. 0as 1T bod elm hummer
@iB, ni9t tpabr?"
Bertha bGlt ben Brief bes Serrn
ggibtus in bic S0bs, uno mir miiIIen
unpilltiirli9 laden.
m8erubige Did, mein Suuge!" trOi ite
ib meinen Sobn. y6reuno Riemenss
perger lit Elm balber 9ele6rtsr, lpenn er
iebt aud nur @artsntunIt bstreibt uno
S4metterlinge fGngt; aber oiesmul bat
er nur bdIb re9t: @s sibt pobl Wens
I6en, bic ii4 gu affen MAIDEN, ater mir
&nberen tpollen bod freie WenItsn
bleiben unb auf unfere me1f6life glbs
itammung itolS iein uno i9r Glre mas
den."
.2llIo bin i9 elm MenI9?~ fragt
speifelnb Der 8ensel unb iiebt MID
mibtrduiIb bon unten berauf au. Die
2ebre bes 9Grtners bat ibm offenbar
imponirt.
Limb mas fir einer!" entgssne t9
ld4enb.
.Surrab! Sd bin sliidGid! Sd
bin Elm Meni9!" ruff Der SIeine, unr
ba litiirmt er aud idon bur9 ben
@arten binab, permutblt9 I'm ben
gIaturforIber Riemensperser 2iigen gu
itrafen.
sd bin gliidli6! Sd bin elm
MenI6! iust Bertha ernit uno bIidt
nit leu9tenben 4ugen Fem Sungen
na6.
ga! mir babsn unIere Msniden'
piirbe ni6t nit 5iiBsn treteu lafen.
mir 6altsn ben MenIbengeiIt fir bas
S06Ite, @0ttli1Ite in Der Welt uno
ipollen i'm nun gu 9utem uno @olem
gsbrau9en, 10 tDnnen mir nit Re4t
fa9en:
mir limb eliidtt4! mir
finb Meni6en!" !"
gnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
Gin @eSeaS6aftSreiie III alter Seit

Der beutigen Sags cine gr0Bere
g1eiIe MAIDEN min, dber aus 5ur9t Dor
llebcrportbeilung uno anoeren Imam
nebmli9teiten ni9t germ alIein rt.it,
Der i1liebt Ii6 elmer unbersn Reiiesez
it[libaft an uno preiit ous bserbenz
peiIe 0abintreiben Der ReiIenbsn DON
elmer Sebsnstoiirbigteit CUR anberen
als sins MISUNDERSTANDING Der yteus
5eit. @anS 10 unbetdnnt mar eine oers
artige Ginri9tung unieren aItporbern
niht. 9laerbings CAB es nod teine
Deltuusitellungen, uber bod 9enug ans
bsre @eranitaltungsn, tuelhe 5rsmoe
BON alien Seiten berbeilodteu, andpps
belt unb llebsrtbeuerung Der NdAts
auartiere uno 2ebensmittel berbeifiibrz
ten uno Elm 4nlebnunS sbeoiirfniB bes
einse!nen HeiIenben an cine gr0Bere
9eieGI9aft berpprrufen mr6ten. So
bic 5rantfurter SoiIertrpnung, be piel
9olt in bic groBe 0anoelsitaot am
Wldin fiibrte. Sd aber elm oerart1er
2tusflug piel 9eIO toitete, 10 btd4le
Der 8iirgerbauptmann euspdruv 49,
bius 3u aDln am Rbsin in roes Son g.
li6en Stubs Satl. frepen Reihs
StaSt 2(udsn 3situns- bonn %. S:ps
tember 1890 cine ReiisgsIeaIfdft in
@orI6lag, bic er fir einsH beitimmteu
preis befDrSern unb bst0Itigen pollts.
Gr ihreibt: n8enn ttue elr3ahl
Sreunoe bon etpa 30 9srionen m d
llnter3eidnstsn nit ibrsm gsnsigten
3uipru9 beebren tpiiros, 10 bin i'd euts
IbtOTen, ben beOOritebenber 8aii.rs
ar0nunss5sit gu Gnbs oieIes MonaIs
nit elmer gang gsmddlicten ga6t uuf
Srdntfurt 5u fabren, in ielbigsr ios
ppbl auf Der Sinz uHo Serreiie, dIS
aud pGbrenb Der aufsnt6dlts5ett bds
IelbIt cine redt quite sdfst, beItebsnb in
elmer euten Supps, 9emiis nsbit 9sp=
lasen, Rinbfleiid, Rugout uno eiHem
ieoesmal friIhen berdnoerli4en Bras
ten, Sbit unb gum 9l6snOsfen Sala.,
Ragout unb frii9en 9rutsn, mi. aud
bss Morsens gum SriibItiid 8uIfie
ooer Sbee nebit einem lpsihen ooer
mDrben grpb, anSuriatsu. fpofiir i,bs
psrion auf 13 ad 10 Gage fir be
Seraufs unb 9erunterreife nsbit ob'n
eemeloeter Safel 5 aaroItn (tttpa $50
Dr. su sablen bat; ben Wein aber. psrs
itebt iid bon ielbIt, mub iib jebsr
aparte anidaffen Ober 5abIsn. Mud
itsbt sinem ieOen frep, iopobI bsp O:r
Seruufs als Serunterfubrt unb Der
QlufentbaItsssit gu 6rantfurt in sey
gadt Su fdlafen, pobsp dber erinnera
muB. ooB itd Elm ieosr sins tIsins Wius
trasse ooer 2egetiiiIen bu5u mitnebme.
Die baSu 2uittrasenb. tperSen 65fliait
oebetben, fia IdngItens Bis g:g,n ben
"a. laufenben MOnats Sspiemfer ben
mir untsrsei9neten i9riftlib cher
miinblib gu melO,n uno iofort nit 2
9arolin auf bieIe Reiis gu prGnum:ris
rem. Gasparus ROOius, 9iirgerbaupt-
mann gu 8OIn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
9Rubis bieIt Sole Isin pfstb an unb

gaubis hisIt SOTe isin Pfstb an unb
fties ab.
n!9ier 1T Der Mann!" iasts er nit
unbeimIi4sm 2ddeln. Der i6ieBt tei'
men Meritunsr mebr nieber!"
Oamit lOite er ben 2afo bon hem
fduuerli4 5erfeBten, nod audenben
SDrper bes 8erbrehers unb 9ing in's
Saus, mad ieinem peripunoeten
Sreunbe gu ieben.
pSsr Wann ls6t no6!" Iaste i'd.
.SSit benn tein MrSt bier2"
nRur @sbulb!" iagte elm alter Serr.
Sin arat pirb glei9 eri4einen; Der
Serl tann sinsn 9lussnblid parten."
Sn5Dil9en lam elm Wtitglieb Der
Se3irtsppliSei beranseritteu, Der ii4
selafen bic @eI9i9te ersGblen lieb.
@nOli4 eridien etn dlterer Serr, Der
mir als 2lr5t besei9nst lparb unb Der
iid re4t semiitbIih ben Salisgsnben
betra1tete.
9ieie 9lei9giltigteit Grgerte mid,
unb es fu9r mir in beutider Spra4e
beraus:
vSerr! Sebsn sic benn ni6t9 Der
llngliidlide lebt piellei4t no6!"
.Saaus'n's, a 2anbsmann!" iagte
Der 4rSt i9mun5elno in unperfGlI4z
tenn Oeiterrei4iIcb unb rei9te mir bic
Sanb. nSeTas!! Ss bas a Greub!
Sos'n's, r.iien's bier in MericO gum
8ersniisen OOer lpplI'n's bier bluib'n9
S Jog Sbna, 3 geht mir iiber bies 2anb,
bier 1T bic @emiitblihteit g. Suus, bes
lperb'n's iao' ausfinb'n. WOs9
8laib'n's bier2 So9 Wart'n's an
glug'nblid. - Rur rubigl Der bu is
au9 gang rubis, Der is ferti. Ses
iperb'n mer slei' bob'n."
Samit biidte er iib unb unterIu9te
bic 2ei4e turs, iporauf sr troden ers
tldrte:
,glus! Muerto!"
n0ur9 e;nen llnfaG 5u Sdaben gea
tommen," notirte Der 8eamte unb lieB
bic 2eide fortiduffen.
9as mar bas gnbe meines Soppela
gdnsers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
al. & dpiteG.
Gin ma d6tli9er Ritt auf
Qeben unh Sph.

9tls Dilbenberger unb ib am nG5s
iten Gage mad Sdraca tamen, frat uns
in Der Sonbu, no mir abgsitissen, be-
reits Serr Soropstp in @eIeGIdaft
zines Gltsren, pornebmen Meritansrs
entgegen. @r mar iebr persniist unp
risf:
Inner Wann 1T mod bier unb uns
biesmal Ii9er!"
Ssinen gesleiter fteGte er uns als
Don Robrieo 8alospenas Dor, unb
mir erfubren, bdb bieier bic 5reunbs
libteit baben ipolIe, uns glbsnbs in ei>
nen Spielclub gu fiibrsn, no mir ben
9eIu6ten treffen piirben. 8is bdbiH
itsllte Don RoOriso nit edit meritanis
Iher @uitfreunbIdaft iih, iein Saus
unb gang MericO gu unierer 8erfiis
gung. 8is auf bas 2ebtere nabmen
mir feline ginlaoung an.
llnterpess tbeilte urs 9oropstp
nit, Der Serr iei Gin Iebr einfluBr.iaer
Munn, an ben er bonn poli5eiprdiibens
ten Der Stabt WeIicO empfoblsn pors
ben lei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03

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sbenTo gegansen. pis ben bsrGbniru
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tsrI6iebs, bab er erit SGnssr mar unS
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oer3eit oieafeits uno jenfcits
oes Oceans.