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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
Dunton Sentenced to Prison.

Sioux Falls, s. D., May S. - w. v.
Dunton, the book agent, newspaper
collector and swindler who was arrest
ed here a few days ago on Instructions
from the authorities at Spokane.
WASH, and from a publishing house
and newspaper in Minneapolis, who
pleaded guilty to forgery in the fourth
degree for attaching the names Of in
dividuals to alleged orders for books,
was yesterday sentenced to one years
imprisonment in the state penitentiary.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
AMERICANS CAPTURED.

They Were In Boer Army and VIII
Be Held Until War Is Ended.
London. May S.-Replying to a ques-
tion in the house of commons, Mr..
Brodrick, the war secretary, said that
among the war prisoners captured In
South Africa were twenty-six Ameri-
cans, besides thirteen others claiming
to be burghers. There was no inten-
ton Of releasing any of the prisoners
until the war was over.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
story 10 ridiculous.

New York, May s.-James J. Hin.
president Of the Great Northern rail-
road. denies the report that q plan
was formed three years ago py y. Pier-
point Morgan, the Goulds, the vanaeI-
bits and himself for the consolidation
Of the great railroad systems q g
country, and that 1t is about TO pe CAP
ried out. MI. Hill. said: tine slory "
ridiculous and entirely unworthy.ot
any serious attention from anyone
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11

johannesburg, May 6.-Gen Delarey.
the Boer commander, has now four or
five thousand men in the hills around
Hartbeestefontein. Gen. Darlington,
in command Of the British forces in
the district, IL without a sufficient
force to attack, and is observing the
Beers while Generals Methuen and
Rawlinson are ~converging hither. A
battle appears imminent.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
Cherokee treaty Rejected.

- Sk] 1NcJec1eus
Washington, May 6.-Acting Chair
mar Bixby. Of the Dawes Five Civil
lized Tribes commission, yesterday
wired the rejection OF the treaty nego-
ltiated for allotment Of the Cherokee,
lands an follows: Canvass OF the
vote concluded last evening. Cherokee
agreement defeated BY majority Of
1.232. yotee.s
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
ne ~Castellane II nj.

Paris, May s.-The doctors who are
attending Count Boni de Castellane
are not yet IN q position to report de-
cfsively as.to his condition. They have
ordered that he take an absolute rest
for eight days.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
PLAGUE RIOTS IN INDIA.

Twenty villages In Revolt and Sew.
" eral Persons Killed.
Calcutta, May z. - Three hundred
troops have been dispatched to the
sialkat district to suppress plague
riots. Twenty-Five villages are In re.
volt in the district, and several hospi-
tai assistants have been killed or
wounded.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
examined for cadetship.

Cedar Falls. Iowa, May s. John
Lund, a student at the state normal
school, passed the examination for a
cadetship at West Point and stood AT
the head Of the list Of seventeen appli-
cants. b. M. Gibson Of Independence
was a close second and was recon-
mcnded as an alternate in case MI.
Lund fails to pass the final test at Fort
Smelling. 4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
Killed nm Omcer.

Lansing. Mich. May s.-while Pa
trolman George Brown was trying to
move Charles Tubbs, q prisoner in the
city prison. from n cell to another.
Tubbs kicked the officer in the abdo-
men, causing death In q few minutes.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
TO BE SOLD FOR JUNK.
This Will BE the Ending OF the Fla.
nous Frixate MinesOtn.

Ih1S VIII Be the Ending OF h Ea-
m0us Frigate Minnesota.
Boston, May Poor old frigate Min
nesota will be stove up and sold for
junk after all. A strenuous effort has
been made to save the famous old
craft for sentimental reasons, and the
movement had apparently met with
success about a week ago when she
was ordered to Virginia to act as a re-
ceiving ship, but yesterday this action
was reversed by Secretary Long and
her fate was sealed. She will fly the
flag no more.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
$3.50, 600. ~ Decf.ton.

carter GstsssB the Decfsion.
louisville, KY. May skid Carter
of Brooklyn was given the decision
ever JackeBAnner Of sSummitsH Hill, Rass
The fght went the limit twenty
rounds.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
BRUSH WITH BoERs.

Eight Britons Are Captured, but
They Are Later Rescued.
Cape Town, May Twelve men be-
longing to the Diamond Field Horse,
under Lieut.. Matthews, encountered a
large number of Beers under Com
mandant Malan nea Cradock. The
British fought until all their horses
had been shot. Lieut.. Matthews and
seven Of his men were captured, but
Col. Scobell subsequently effected their
release.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
I.aanchins Of the Defender.

Bristol, r. l., May 6. - All arrange
ments have been made at the HERES
hon yards for the launching Of the
Constitution tonight. Work ceased
Saturday night and no doubt the yacht
- ready for her plunge.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-05-11
AWFUL HOLOCAUST
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, ALMOST
WIPED OUT BY FIRE.

CONDENSATION Extended . Distance
Of Two and . Half Miles by Halt
. Mile Wide = Loss VIII Reach
Ten or Fifteen Million Dollars
Fourteen Solid Blocks Of Resi-
dences Consumed = Block After
Block Of Business Houses Go Up
Before the Flames Were Com
quered-six Lives Said to BE Lost.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04
COMMITTED TO JAIL.
David williams 40 Await the Result
of His Assault

David Williams. cOlored. isnitor Of IN,
National Guard -mOry. who yesterday
shot Eliza Carlton. mis- sister-in-lsw. was
today committed to jsn 70 await the re-
suit OF his victims injuries
Williams was first taken 10 Police
Headquarters where De was measured
and photographed for the rogues' gal
lCrv. He evidenced great interest in Sc
curing a good picture Aftsrward he was
taken 20 the Police Court and formally
committed 10 Jail.
The woman was in = slightly irfprovsd
condition this morning. and her chances
OF recovery are improving Dr. McDou-
aid. the surgeon in charge AT fhe HoFueo-
pathic Hospital, does not deem an uDe-
ration necessary az the present time m
bullet has not yet been located. even
with the X-ray.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04

Natiouzl-Francis Wilson IN The StT0Iers."
evening
CoIumbia-Anna Held IN The Little Duchess"
evening
Chzse's-Otis Harlan Ia "A Stranger IN NeV
HOrz " afternoon and evening
ACADEMY Ragged Hero" evening
KrIuan's-' Broadway BurlesquerS, afternoon
and evening
Bijou-''ArI (burlesque), afternoon and
evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today 20 William
n Barker. 01ton. We. ard Elizabeth c. Haley,
RicayIue Va. James MimICk Culpepcr county.
Yirpfuia and Lillian Valley, Orange county,
Yfrr,Irf4- Andrew J.. Dorsey and AddeIi White.
Joseph T. Williams. jersey city y j., and Ad-
die Er1Jr- District o. Columbia
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04

The following death, Tor twenty-four hours we're
reuortrd a. the Health Department up % noon
TO-DAY Florence Edith Young. - wears Henry r.
Haiues 81 years; Edward T. Jenkins, - yearS5
Sarah Reckley. 81 years. May Ellen Washington,
"a vear5. Alice Y. Scriveuer. . years; Margarine
o. IL
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT.
Proposals for the Trumbull Street
Pumping Station

The North Capitol and lexington
Citizens Association Again Adj
dresses the mmiz~ioners-Orders
W. A. Mcfarland. Superintendent OF
the Water Department. has forwarded 70
the Commissioners q schedule of the pro-
posalS received September Il for the con-
struction of the Trumbull Street pumping
station. and recommends that the pro-
posal OF George a. Fuller & Co. for the
sum of SaIf.2s2 bc accepted.
The schedule shows that there were sew
enty-foUr separate proposals received for
this work presented by eleven business
men OF firms. The specifications We're
presented under eight heads. according to
the material 20 be used. The proposals
ranged from the sum Of $4,000 where
brick with Indiana limestone was to be
used, To $4,000, where Vermont \ marble
Was To he used The proposal accepted is
not the lowest nor is il the lowest made
by the same firm. One proposal Of theirs.
in which brick with Beaver Dam marble
was to DE the material for construction
was Tor the sum Of 23n5.2S2 The bid ac-
c,ptsd, however, in which the material
specified is brick with Vermont d marble
is regarded as the lowest in that grade,
and for that reason is recommended.
The construction Of the TrUmbUll Street
pumping station is an essential part Of
the extension Of the high service water
system for which Congress has Tor sew
eral years authorized the expenditure Of
certain available funds derived from the
revenues Of the department The Trum-
bun Street station viii supplaut the pres
ent P Street station, and the machinery
OF the latter plant will in time be moved
into the Trumbull Street station and
added 60 the machinery which Will be
purchased new for that station When
completed the high service viii not only
be extended beyond its present bounds.
but the pressure will be considerably in
creased In the more elevated portions
Of the city at the present time the pres
sure is very feeble, and cannot be increas-
ed by the facilities Of the p Street station.
IN fact, the machinery Of that plant is
being run much Of the time TO full ca
pacity. with the results mentioned.
Work upon the new station will be be-
gun shortly and completed within twO
years. II IS thought that by that time
the new filtration plant viii have nearly
reached completion. when the water ser
vice OF the city Will take on the two i'm
Qrovemeuts Of high pressure and clear
ness.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04

Thomas II. Lucas was thrown from pu"ile
vehicle. which he WAS driving IN jackson City.
about ESQ O'Clock this morning and sustained
fracture OF tine bones OF the len leg Cleo Perry,
c1Irrrd Of 1000 ID Street northwest, who was
passenger in the vehicle Jumped out spFalnins
i-4 .UlI+ Roth were removed % the Emergency
Hospital A ruIur,d man. who was also IN the
vehicle at Oh, time OF the accident. also jumped,
bun made bis escape without giving HlS name
rI.a accident rsiS due To- the horse running away-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Downtown Temperature,
The Death Record.

The Temperature registered by the standard
thermometer ~ House & HeTuaEn'- TODAY we're:
a. m. g degrees; L M. 90; p m a.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04

And other rurI can Boz bought iu best a-s-ui1ss of
J Nur, Dove. Best Erlae-. prompt dciivCr,,
lowest prices. Downtown office. cor l2fh s. , -t--
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04

A O. TinCley. Secretary Of the North
Capitol and lexington Citizens Associa-
ton. has written to the Commissioners
calling attention 20 a communication Of
the association dated April 20. 1901. and
asking that the requests therein set forth
be granted The letter referred TO asked
the Commissioners TO place upon the
schedule for paving 20 be sent to Con-
gress North Capitol Street from r 10 +
Streets; s Street from North Capitol to
Second Street; Quincy Street from North
Capitol Street TO Florida Avenue. and
Patterson Street.
Mr. TiugIey also calls the attention Of
the Commissioners TO the letter from the
association dated August g. 1871. asking
that provision be made 10 allow residents
Of the section included within the limits
Of the association TO connect with electric
light wires passing their premises.
These requests have been noted by the
Commissioners anG Till be considered in
connection with The making up Of the
schedules OF estimates IpCu which the
Commissioners are now working.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04

The Commissioners today authorized
the issue Of orders for public work
through the Engineer Department a. fol
lows
That a trunk sewer be constructed
along Connecticut Avenue nOrthw, St
from Rock Creek 20 Cathedral Avenue
al an estimated cost Of SI47lc. chargeabI,
10 the appropriation for suburban sewers
49,
That the time fOT completion Of con
tract No 1g-S with r A Malone 4 Co..
fer constructing sewer IS extended thirty
days without penalty. but with cost OF
inspection during extended period being
charged 20 the contractors
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04
THE Sun AND MOON

Temperature al a. m--.-.----.--........ ;
Temperature al L uoou----------- $1,000 8
Temperature al 2 p m-.-.........-....-..... .
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04
Cbe Corning Uinrts
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Z. 1soI.
Weather indications
TEMPERATURE

Fair tonight and Saturday. frosts tonight
light uOrtherly winds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04
TIDE TARLE

sun rose ...---5-4s An sun sels-------5-3g r
Moon rises. II u Pm. Moon sets .....-......
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-04

The Commissioners are busy from day
TO day considering estimates. and II is
reported that they are getting along very
slowly with them. All the departments
have asked tor considerable additions in
the way Of appropriations. which would
bring the aggregate 10 a much higher fig
uTe than would be desired
The Commissioners. therefore. in con-
ference with their subordinate are scaling
down the estimates somewhat and getting
them I'm order so that Ihc amounts asked
the needs Of the District The policy OF
the Commissioners is 10 place in the
schedule all that can be reasonably said
to be needed and no more
II is expected that the consideration OF
the estimates viii occupy the attention
of the Board for about three weeks.
The District Board Of Charities held it's
monthly meeting last night and were to-
gether some hours The principal subjects
discussed were the estimates for the fiscal
year ending June 90. 1913. and several rou-
tine matters which have been accumulat-
ing through the summer
Secretary Wilson presented % the board
preliminary statement relative TO the
estimates and the subject was gone into
az length. Instructions were given 20 Sec
Rotary Wilson on numerous points and
it IS expected that there viii be another
special meeting of the board within two
weeks 20 consider the schedule Of esti-
mates which the secretary will then have
prepared
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-24
aus benz oberen EbaIe.
(Wr&balb &crrtIponbtni.)

= SIN Der beutiden eb. 8ir@e su
Nr6balo tpur6en borlssten Mitipo6
abenb SRI. Dora Bed unb George Sausr
ourd 8afor @m. 2uer sum 8unb flr's
aeben sinseiesnet.
- Ser alssmsine 2absn bon @sbr.
Roberts in 8eduiue ipuroe Samitae UNI
&leibunssitdds unb anbers artifsl beitob.
len unb fpater feel Der 8erbn4t auf ben
l6 Sabre alien SIotpndn Soc Watfs.
neil er Elm paar neue Sdube unb einen
nsuen ansus an bate. Ser Sunse
purbs bsrbaftet unb ssitano BEL BEN
8srbbr elm. bas er Der @iubreder NOR.
Dienfag ipurbe Der @inbre&er BEN
@ounlp @efdnsniB ~tberipieien.
(garbpnpals aprnippnbtn,.)
- Ser @srmania @~eIaneberein fei'
erte am Wontae ben Is. Sabrestaa iei'
ner @rinbune bur& eiuen erOBen Bal
Sc mar bic ~selunsenfte aHoire, tpel4s
Der 8erein felt Subrsn abbisIt.
= Der Strsif Der StraBsnbabn I'm
aeiteatsn bat sur SoIee eebabt. bab stiua
Al AnesitsIts Der Simpfon Seibsnfabrii,
meiitentbeils bon Sermpn upo Wapfslo,
feiern miifen, neil ie nidt su unb bon
Der 5abrif 6abreeIeaenbeit baben.
- Napor aiIpatrid IieB am petFoiie.
men 9onneritae burd Bolissi&ef Rcs
4noretp bic bieiieen 8auimanner unp
Biribe bsnodridtisen. baB in 3utunfi
bic Sonntaesseiebe better beahtet mere
ben miifen unb iper baeeeen hanbelt,
tpirb berbaftet unb b%sitraft tperben.
= Ssrr Nnbrsas 8rans. Berpalter
oeS Better 8raRb departments fur bic
Sentral penna. 8rau Gomponie. bat fir
bic Summs bon $40. 900 bic Nod Spring
8rausrei 3u GImira. q. ., srporbsn
uno fobnlo tpis feline &eiignation ale
8erpaIter anssnommen lit, pito er mad
@Imiru umiiebeln unb bas @eiddft lbsr'
nebmen.
= Sarrp 8. Duff, Der uI8 8remier
auf Der 8. & 8. @ifenbabn aneefteQi
mar unb am 10. Sebruar 1900 nabe
@urbonOaIe bon einem @iienfhit in ben
Ridsn eetroffsn tpurbe. bat Wontus &C.
gen bic gompanie cine @ntihdbieunsS.
tlnss fur sl5 900 eintrasen lafsn. 81
bebauptet, oab CT felt benz 1nfaa ieine
fdnerere 4rbeit mebr berridten fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-24
6els @els!

Der 2pitsnanlGlas fur bas 5~Iotisnbs.
partsment in benz NIT benz 80. SUM 1908
sum abf6IuB sslansenosn @si6dftsiabr
II auf oas .Simmden" bon S98, 9l0,,
984 bsrs&net porben. ssssn s77. 924,,
535 in benz Iaufenbsn Sabr. Die baupt.
id&li6iten MebrfOrberunssn fino 3d..
600. 600 fdr bas S9ifsbau Department
unb 50. 200. 900 far Sd!fspanssr. 81.
niss Der Stems finb folesnbe: Nsus
aanOnen fur bic .,Nsmari" sl75, 900
nsue aanOnen far bic ..%gIbanp'' unb bic
..Netp Orleans" 5000. 900; 8srbsEer,
unssn inn Retu gOrfsr Sdifsbauboi
s3,ll0. 900; 9orfolf . S@iHsbauboi
81. 2o8. 500; S%lottenitation bel Sun
Suan auf 8ortO Rieo 81. Ola. 900; Slot.
tsnfution 80 9utuila, Samoa, slO8,.
900. fur bic SlOttsnaotion BEL @apits aui
2uion 1881 900, fir bic SIottsnItation be-
OlansapO.. g.. s. SLAB, 900; i'm III.
ssmeinsn fur Snielbsfsfisune unb Sob.
lsnftationeu $500. 900 u. {. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-24
NCrb Scrautpn.

= SRI. 2pbia Dlsbne bon Sanbsrion
apenue tparb am Donnerfas Nbsnb nit
elmer .,Surpriis 9artp'' bssbrt unb bic
Anpeienben perlebten bic Stunben in
frbbliber Deife burh SpieIe, ETC., benen
3uIsbt @rfriidunsen folsten.
Soiepb. Sabre alt. unb Wabelins,
8 Sabre alt. 8inoer bes Wihael Sinne'
ban bon Wsit Wariet Strabs. fanbsn
Nontae in ibrem Sofe furios auSieben1
oes nniraut unb lieBen fi6 burd ibrs
Reusierbe basu psrIeiten, bon bemielbsn
~ sfen. 8urs Oarauf fteQten iib ftarte
Symphonic bon 8srsiftuns Elm unb Elm
4rst mubte serufen peroen, Der nod
entiprs6enber 8ebanblune srfldrte, oab
bic 2inber am 2sben bIsiben tpiirben.
= Germ gonrab SGr5ber'S @obn,
uns an Der @de bon Sanberion @penus
unb @reen Riose StraBe tpurbe porlsb.
ten Wittpod Na6miitas ober frib
Ibsnbs bon SdIeidbieben bsiu1t, bic
spiibsn s400 unb $500 8~narssIb unb
usriHiebene flsine @srtbia6sn erbsuts.
ten. Bier 8utsetIeibete Srembs, bic in
Der elei&en Raht in !iberalsr @siie
@elo in WirtbiGaften b~srauseabten,
perben aIs bic Oiebs betra&tet, iinb is,
bod tpieeer peri4punben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-24
0leibt GehefmniH.

Die Nsrsts, tpeI6e ben 9rdIiosntsn
Wc8inlsp mad isiner 8~eruunbuns be.
banbelten. unterbreiteten Der in Der Staoi
Retp gorf sur balbidbrliden 0sriamm.
lung anipeisnbsn State Mebieal Societp
Of Nep Yort sinen Ianeen 8eri&t lber
Die @eihlhte bes 8erlaufeS Der 4ranf.
belt oes prdiibsntsn NeainIsp. Ser
8eri&t mar bon Or. W. 8. Nann, Or.
german Wpnter, Or. @ueen @asbin,
Dr.. @barleS q. Stodton, Or. q. Or.
Rirsp. Or. 8Ospsl Bari unb Or. Gbur'
les We9urnsp untsrseibnet. SIN benz
8eridt tplro periidert, baB ale iber ben
3uftanb bes Batienten auseesebsnen
Bulletins bur6aus acknowledgement mo.
rem. Or. Nann er3dbIte bon BEN isbr
siniisen 8erlauf oes SALES Bis ju Der
iebr plbbli&en unelddli&en @snbunp
am fiebentsn Gage. .,Gs tparsn abioIui
feline AnseiGen bafterioIosii@er 8ereift.
une %porbanben," erftdrte Or. Nann.
,unb tpenn Sic mid frasen, mas ben
Fob p~eranlabte. 10 mfibte i'd ebrii4 IA.
gen, oab i'd bas nibt ipeib. SD CLAUDE
aud ni6t, bab es ie ermittelt tpirb. 81
Der 8sidlednieuue bes Iobss truesr
freili4 bes Prdiibenten Alter, fem Man'
gel on 8etuesuns unb bic ldneft potban.
Oene S&pd6s bss Sst;ens bei." Or
Wann petiidsrte aud, oaB bic Asrsi,
bes 9rdioentsn teis bsaieli& Der BE-
banblune befislten bur&aus sinis iparen
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0pbe 1arfer Rottien.

Der 3nabs Sobn Me@onne bon
3ueiter StraBe, pel6er i'm 2ndatpanna
Sofe Weifn8 eetoblen baben fol-, man.
oerts Samfta8 in g%rmunselune bon
8dreihaft ms @efdnsnib.
- SuesnbIids @inbre6er beraubten
Donnetitae Worsen ben 9. R. Sones
9dbsn an N0rb Wain abenue UNI Elm
Auunium biaiss S1mudfa&en unb
Sdube. Nud Die 2doen bon @oIbiIeeer
unb SotpeQ & Sarris purben um Der.
i6isbene 4rtifel beftoblen unb man
nimmt an. bas Sunsen bic Diebe iiub.
Das unorbsntIi&e Saus Der aouiIa
Smith an scranton Strobe. in benz Sur
Belt cine Sauforsie ifattfanb. tpurbe
Sonntae Wittae bon Der Polisei ausee.
boben uno bic Smith. BearI A0en, Safe
8roipn uno Gbarles 8sdsr binefsit ee.
mudt. Die gisentblmsrin tpurbe nit
$40 Strafe, bic anoeren init ie SIS Strafs
beleei.
Ser anabs SoieSb 9rotpn tuar
Samfae in ber 8rsbin Mine an Der
Naf6inerie beiddfiist unb uur6s in 6is.'
ielbe eesoeen unb erbielt beibe 8eine se.
brodsn unb eroBs SautRade abgeriEen,
sbe man bic Mafdtnerie gum StiaitanS
brineen tonnte ; er Iisst i'm Woies Gaps
Tor SoipitaI in sefdbrli@em !3ufanOe
oarnieber.
= Serr @m. u. SfIanb. Sobn bes
Germ @nspar SfIanb bon Prics StraBs.
bat fdrSIid in SO. GA @efi 2adapannn
GUsnue cine fd6n a~uSssrdfste Barber.
tube etbfnet unb aIs ieinen 8eripaItsr
Germ W. q. SdimmeIpfennis, Elm
Sobn bes Germ George Sdimmslpfsn.
mig bon Cameron Npsnue, angshelt.
8eibe iunee Wdnner iinb tpoblbstanni
unb perftsben ibr Sad erinblid, baber
Dirb Der GrfoIe niGt ausbIeiben. Die
Osuti&en fiuo freunoIidt ;u sinem Be-
iube e~ineeIaoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-24
Hrmen'B eb6rbe.

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bon 9biIabeIpbia, tpolts bon 6er BE.
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mas ibm iebo6 abeeidIasen tpurbs.
frau Selen Wbalen bon 2u,erne Stra6e,
cine Ditttps init Srei ain6srn. eriu6te
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Paine erbieIt ben Sal sur llnteriudune
lbsrpieien.
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b6rbe am Montae Nadmitias tpurbe cine
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unesaupeiiuneen bafiir esaoeen. Gin II
Sabre altes Wdb&en bon gapouis Ape.,
2ouiiu Dimler, erbisIt @intritt in baS
Siafioe 9eim betpiaiet.