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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
THE LABOR SITUATION.

THE labor situation in the anthra-
cite regions is still deserving of care
full consideration. The action of the
Mine Workers union in taking steps
to break up the hremons strike. while
an outward evidence of good faith in
, carrying out their promise 10 rCma in
at work until next April. is not con-
elusive proof that they will do So.
Their ability to force the fremen to
abandon their contention, together
with their various other recent acts,
shows a strong effort to increase their
power and strength to force issues
next April. Any recognition or con-
cessions to this body win be used as
a lever to unseat those who have
yielded, The entire situation is one
demanding the utmost vigilance and
care from the operators, both indivd-
uals and the large companies.
1T is singular that no consistent eff
fort has been made to bring the acts
of thes labor unions before the courts.
The Mine Workers have demanded
that men not belonging To their organ
ization shall be refused work al the
mines, and those now employed dis
CHdTSeQ. i MS same union tnuedNOrHd
TO force bill through the Pennsylva-
MIA legislature providing a heavy fine
should any employer discharge an en-
ploye because he was a member Of n
labor union. The present law provides
amply against such action, and an
employer who should dismiss a man
because he did not belong to the union
would be equally amenable under Its
provision.
1.-THE officials of the Mine Workers
demand, as their privilege, the right
TO stop a man who is on his way Ia
the place OF his employment and as.
certain whether or not he is one OF
their body, with the further privilege
of using their persuasive force and ar.
gument, even though the laborer ap.
peals TO his employer or the authori.
ties for protection against this annoy,
ance.
AS TO RESTRICTION.
"And these Mine Workers have re,
Gently passed resolutions that they
will prevent the mines from workinl
enough time to provide surplus stocks
of coal. They wish to restrict" pro
duction, in order that, as they in
genuously admit. the operators viii
never have a surplus with which t,
supply the public when these uniol
officials order a strike. But when tn
operators find that the market doe
not require the output from full
working time, and shut down for
few days, then the miners complain
bitterly of trust" which grinds an,
oppresses them, orders their going an,
coming and generally interferes witt
their liberties. 1t is heads ] win. tail
you lose The miners want restric
sian when 1t pleases them, and obiec
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
SOME VIEWS
OF OPERATORS
AUGUST LETTER OF THEIR AS
ISOLATION.

The Sixty-fve Per Cent. Contracts
May Be Considered in Full Force.
Some Criticism of Certain Features
of the misunderstanding Dis
cussion of the Labor Question.
The Matter of Examining Time
Cards-No Change of Moment in
the Market-Other Notes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA J

Schedule in Effect June g, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton:
Gas a. m, week days, through ves-
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia, via
Pottsville; stops at principal in
termediate stations. Also con-
meets for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and the
West.
93S a. m, week days, fci Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
ais p. M, week days, (Sundays,
15S p. M, for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West.
3.33 p. m, week days; through ves-
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia via Potts
vile. Stops at principal inter-
mediate stations.
| 4.27 p. m, week days, for Hazleton,
Sunbury, Harrisburg, Philadel-
phia and Pittsburg.
], r. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Mgr
j, B. WOOD. Gen, Pass. Agt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
D., L. e. w. Board for Today.

Following is the makeup of the D.,
l.. and w. board for today:
SATURDAY, AUGUST L.
Wild Cats EaSt-S u. m. u. No'lar, with
DOhcrty'S crew; 10 y. M, W. W. LaBarr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19

to the owner of the property restrict
ing when he cannot sell the product.
II is an attempt at a trust, the very
thing they are crying against. And
trust of appalling character. body
of men wholly unfamiliar with the
methods and intricacies of transport
ing and marketing coal, body abso-
lutcly irresponsible as such, incapable
of being successfully sued for the re-
covery of damages 1t might occasion;
a body which in a moment of hysteri-
cal excitement would not hesitate to
destroy property and life-these people
want to he recognized" to be given
the powers they are incapable of
handling, given control-and in re-
turn they offer fair promises whose
fulfillment must depend upon the
chance mood of any Of their various
members.
"Whatever may be the earnest in
tent and purpose of any Of the officials
of this labor trust, 1t can never be
accomplished until the union becomes
an incorporated and responsible body.
capable of entering into contract and
giving the same assurance of Its full
nllment as 1t demands from the other
side The present situation is full of
dangers. The agreement. so-called.
which is to last until April is, in real
ity. truce.
"The danger into which these labor
unions are leading the country at
large cannot be exaggerated. In Eu-
rope. with the partial exception of
Germany, their power, unrestricted by
legislation, has thrown a blight over
progress, of which the producers and
manufacturers Of the United States
are now reaping profits.
THE MARKET
There has been no change of mo-
ment in anthracite market conditions
! Purchasing has not been as active in
proportion as during the previoss
month, but prices have been main
| tained firmly at all points
buyers still hold fair stocks of coal
| on which they are realizing the month
| ~ advance in price, and are conse-
| quently, buying only enough to fill the
| current demand. 1t is to he expected
! that this will continue until Septem-
Der or October. when the fixed winter
price will have been reached and the
demand for immediate consumption
! increases sufficiently to absorb the
| larger part of the stocks in hand.
The labor situation is still unset
tied, and there are possibilities of fur
| thcr difficulties. though they may be
! tided over until next April. The COM
| panics are. however carrying ample
reserve stocks to provide against
emergencies"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
At soc
Pan-HmeriCdn SuifinQs

The biggest money value ever shown.
All wool, 30 inches wide; in Brown and
Grey mixtures. Just imagine. an en-
tire suit pattern costs only $3.50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
New York, Ontario and Western

No. 10 iJO =. M h.b p. M hio p. m.
Trains Nos |, ON week days and ., on sun.
days, make main line connections for New YORK,
city Utica, Oneida, OswcgO and intermediate
points,
Trains Nos, 3 and make Walton, Delhi Ham.
den and Sidney connections,
For further information consult ticket agents
J, G., ANDERSON, G. F. 4, New York
J. f. WELSH, 7. y. A., scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
OutiDg Suits
and Walking Skirts

In complete assortment of new mix,
lures and solid colors in the new fail
shades.
qualities. and on these cannot be un-
dersold, as we buy direct from the bes'
cloth-makcr of the country.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
CONTRACTS CRITICISED.

"But there are things in the present
which may he of mutual interest. The
construction of certain features of
these contracts. for instance, Some
parts have a suggestion of vague, in
distinct mistincss. like an impression.
istic painting. From a distance they
look fine, this appearance increasing If
the eyes are tightly shut. But close
inspection reveals lines which are un-
certain. In the provision for arriving
at the monthly results of sales it
would seem that the individual opera
tors might find the summer of their
discomfort turned into winter by the
glorious frost they will meet when
they ask for intellgible averages.
The contracts say that these gem
eral averages shall he determined by
a disintereStcd export accountant. In
order to fulfill this requirement the
transporters have selected gentle
man who has had charge of a bureau
maintained exclusively by the rail-
roads, and who has had several years
active training in doing what his en-
ployers demanded An excellent Sc
lection no doubt, but "disinterested?'
or an expert acCountant?'-it
amounts almost to an accusation.
But, dropping this point for the
moment it is matter of some specu-
laton as to how soon the averages
will reach the f. o. b. circular price.
True, they have been nearer to it than
for many years. but there is still a
margin of a valuable number of cents
per ton. If the companies are abso-
lutely adhering to circular prices. as
they claim and as. indeed, there seems
little reason to disbeleve, then whore
is the trouble? Does it lie in some of
those old scandals, long time con-
tracts with belated deliveries. or is
somebody on the inside" getting fa-
Nored figures? These are matters
with which the companies. now that
they are in practically full possession
of the market, must look after. They
have taken such determined stand
that they are open to criticism if they
fail to live up to their announced prin-
Cipes OF course, the word "prinCi-
pies" seems out of place when refer
ring to the transporters, but it sounds
Well-aS a courtesy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
At Sl.OO
Heavy Weight MeItons

The kind that require no lining. All
wool and ~ inches wide, the very best
value offered at this price. Shown in
OXFORD, Brown, Blue and Grey mix
lures.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
At 75c
Tourist SditiDgs

An unusual cloth value at this
money. All wool. Sc inches wide. med
ium heavy weight; in Oxfords, Grey,
Brown and Blue mixtures.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-19
At S1.5O
Fine Mellon Suitings

Extra heavy quality and fine grade
of Melton, "A superior cloth and a very
fast seller. Comes in black solid COL
ors and mixtures.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Gin tnnthiaes WGoaem.

Drei Mdb9en, mel6e cine u&an9"
auf BEN gbenen bes metliden Seras
belorseu, batten unlansit eine auBer,
aerp6bnlide 9Omeniasb. gines Mbenbs
aina bas dlteite Mdb@en unbewahnet
aus, INN Dor benz Mbenbeii en- bic &un=
ben su reiten. Oils iie Elm Oididt
non @ebaI9en am Babe paiiirte, iab
lie einen sroBen 8ersl0men, Der elm
iunaes &alb am 8oben liesen bate.
5ornis iber bic Silfoiisfeit bes &al=
bes unb ibre eisene @efabr nt9t &C.
nau ertennenb, i@mans bas Mdb@en
ibr 2afo nod benz Sbiere uub ting es
beim Naden. Das Pferb besann gu
Iaufen nnb mari ben e0weu ridparts.
ole saQopirte ben sanSen Wes na4
6auie, nobel Der Some fat gu Tobe
erwirst purbe. Mls tie bas Geb0ft
errei&t bate, mari fie bic 3isel meg
uub belt ben 2omen fur uerrenbet.
Dieter aber iprans auf unb iebte gu
einem Sprunse aus. Cine ibrer
S@weltern feuerte un6 tObtete ben 9oz
men serabe i'm ri6tisen Moment. Die
Mufresuns mar porbe un6 bas nerp6=
5e Mdb9en fel Jpn Obnma6t. Sbr
f0nnt Cure 0erpen ftdblen, rpenn SIR
ridtis lebt unb gang b~eionbers nit
Beibilfe bes r@olben Grain Belt"
Dieres. gs 1T elm w%unberpouer Stdrs
Ter, aebraut aus reineu, @eritenHals
uub 9opfen. BeiteIt eS BET gurenl
nd9ften 8ertdufer ODER laBt es gu@
teiorseu pom .. @ensten,
ct. glou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
TrIbiubrSarbeit.

Sir bas fomnenbe Sriibiabr iiebt lid Der
Sarrner mad ieiner Maidinerie ln,, bic ct
fur iene Sabresseit benDtbist. Sr,us mug,
er baben sur Saatseit, unb wie er beim gin=
fauf i%onitiser Mai6inerie barauf bebadt lit,
nur bas bette fir lem @elb su befommen, 10
aud, ipenn er iid mad TriQs umiiebt. Ole
langiGbrise Grfabrung bat eelebrt, baB Die
Si9er=D Drills Die beit sema6ten limb
unb am beiten arbeiten. Sieie beriibmten
Drills werben BON Der MeGormid Maluiuen
Company in ct. Gloub perfauft; fir oerew
Mai9inen=H ieoerlase limb brei CARLOADS be-
iteIt fir bic biesidbri9e Saiion, u1o bieieI=
ben per6en beoeutenb biqiser p~erfarit aIs
irsenb cine anbere Drill in Ser Stabt, pie=
uobl lie an Site unb Tauerbaftisfeit iraenb
cine 1onifi9e in ct. Glonb melt iibertrifit.
Sarmer, enn sSbr sur Stabt fommt, pers
sebt es ni6t, ipre6t bel inns Dor nnb laBt
Sud BON Ben Sortbeilen Der Siser : Drills
iiberseusen, tauft hann bieielben unb Sbr
ssabt, ba Sbr bisielbe sams biais falien f0nnt,
einen boppelten @epinn.
MeGormid Maidinen=G tieberlase.
1ls4t ct. gloub. Wfinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
SerHei9ermn9.

9fuf Der neun Meilen pom ct. Gloub, cine
Siertel Weile pom Der ct. @enbel Stride,
Conn ct. 9lusuita, (euremburs g. 81 se=
le9enen, friiberen Saul Brands Sarm rper=
ben am II. Nar; 1901. morsens 10 llbr mad :
itebenbe @e9enitdnbe Ofientli9 periteisert Iper=
ben: l fait neuer WcGormid Sinber, l Mil=
wautee MGbmai6ine, l 9eureden, l Cults
pator nit Sreiberiie, 2 gSasen, 1 speiiisieS
gus9p, l i6uerer S6litten, l Gutter, l Gs=
&c, 2 Sanbpfiii9e, 2 boppclte Tferbesel6irre,
l S6rOtmiible, l @eipann Giel, 10 Sibe,.
bauon 6 frii6 NIT Sdlbern, 6 ;weiiabrise
6GrIen unb Stiere, 6 SGIber pom @inter,
II einiabrise &inber, 5 S6ueine, unsefdbr
rs SIbner, 9ssen $50 Suibel Soru uno Ell
nise Saus9erdtbe. ~SeOingunssn Sumruen
bis SIS baar auf iol6e iber SIS elm Sobr Seit
ST Z Grosent se9en gut uerbirste Ioten.
hilbert Tremer,
1927 Giseuthiimer-
Sp. @Dbter, S'r'S'e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07

Oas 9omite beiber 8duler Ser Sc.
aislotur bat 1i& user einen ptan Sur
@eneintbeiluns bes Staates Idlhilis
aemadt unb benIelben IN Sortn reines
@e5esentwurfs sebradt. Obne 3wets
fel ,uirb li9 bic geieSseban8 rmit fol.
aenSer NeueintbeitaMS bes Staates
aufrieben erftdren: I
@rIter Oi1trift = Steele, @ooSe,
Wobalba, OlmIteas, @inpna, Sree'
born, Mower, SiaasOre. 9oufton.-
gi~mwobnersabl 1875 ,404 bnrbldnitts
Ii&e republitanii9e Maoioritdt: 1855,
646s. 3meiter Oifritt = Waleea,
Blue Garth, Saribautt, Martin, Was
tonwan, gottonmoob, Murrap, Pipe5
tone, SadIou, 8rown, Boobies ranS
@od. @iumobnersabl isS ,94S: Snrds
5&nittli9e republ. WaiDritdt: ifS9e,
io, 400; 1900, 4342. Oritter Dis
fritt-Mc9eob, Career, Scott, 0as
toto, Silblep, Nicoaet, Sc Sieur.
@ice unb @oobbue. @inmobaersaN
1873. LOG; burdi@nittti&e repnbltt.
Maioritdt: 1898. $3.50; 1000. a.
s4a. gierter Diitritt = @bilaso,
&amlap unb @albinstea. '@tnwob4
ner,abl 211,610; burdi6nittltde re-
publitanii6e Majoritdt: 1895, 1891;
1900, 4726. Sumter Gifrit-9enf
n.pin. @inmobuersast 22S;34O;
burdldnittli9e republifena9e Walo'
ritdt: 1898, 1886 1909. S21O.
SedIter ~Oihritt-Subbaro. ,eaB,
SoSb, grom @ins, @aaeaa, Wsorrt1
Ion, Stearns, Benton. Sbsrbnrne,
Wriabt, Wfeeter unb SOaslas. Gin
auobnersabl 2os, 1862; bur6i9nittlid)e
zepublit. Waioritdt: 1898, 'e64;
1900, 2214. Siebenter 0ifritt =
aincoln, 9pon, &ebwoos. &snuile.
Neaom Mebicine, gbippeuG, Sac ,aal
9orle, &anbipobi, Swift, Sig Stoue,
Stepens, Bope, Srauerle safb'e'rant.
@apobnersabl 1s4, 357 bsandld,nitt=
Iibe republitanii9e WaioritSf:: 1893,
1922 1900, 7611. a6ter Diftritt
sStasca, ct. 2ouis, Safe, @snt, dit
lin, Yine, WiGe aacs, Sanadsf,
Sssfamti, anofa unb Carlton. '@t.z
wobasrsabt 1856, 943; bur9l6nittltdss
repuhatanii9e Maioritdt: 1855, d.
S74 $4,000, 6445. feunter Gaitritt
-Waribal, 8eltrami, Polt, glap,
Beder Utter Soil, @iltin, 0orumr,
3oleausunb &ittion. ginmobnersabq
l6O, 05a ; bur9i@nittli6e r~epubifu=i
ni59e Wejoritdt; 1868, 1888; 1900,
1865. -Oie Notwithstanding
ift nod Der lebten Nbltimmans hber bic.
Gonsresabseorbneten aufsefeat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Gin @artmer ,umrse reid.

8riben in Minneiota wpbnte elm @drtner,
Der Dor Z cSabren $500 bic ISOLDE perbiente.
Gr b0rte pom Der Sobn u. Sal3er Seeb Gom=
panp, Ga Groiie, @is., ianbte fir cSbren So
talos, pa9tete 20 afer eanb unb bepflan3te
es nit SalSer's Semitic SGmereien, INIT
6raut, 3miebeln, Grbien, Rettiee, Salat,
Rartoffeln, 5imbeeren, grombeeren, Grbbee=
rem II. 10. 8as bat er in Z Sabren ersielt2
Sier if bas &eiultat: Seute eisnet er elm
id0nes, sroBes Saus nnb anbere gebduli4z
feitem, Bferbe, gieb unb 80 ader 9anb.
Ser @Grtner, ober StGbtler, obsr Sarmer,
Der Salser's @emiiIe= Sdmereien unb Sarmz
Sdmereien pflanst, muB einfa3 reid werben,
Sormer lit Solser's aatalos Sin Sunbert
Dollars merib, inbem er 10 piele berrli9e
Sinse erbdlt, bic fir GGrtner nnb Sarmer
pom sroBer @i6tisfeit unb Nertbe limb.
Sal;er's sroBer 9euti6er Satalog wtrb
jebem 9erne 9e9en Acts 9orto su9eianbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
&ids sker has @etter in Mar3.

Dos Sturm : Diagrams fur ben
Wonat Mara seist, baB bic 4bdnOmen
bauptiddli6. auf Supiter St5runsen
surifsufibren 1inb. Stirme fOlsen
raid aufeinanber uub perKrla9en
lnnse bS}es @etter. Oie 8ultaageri=-
ODE Cube Sebruar mirb fanm ueriiber
fein, men reaftiondres8 Settle eiatritt,
Ipel9es Sic Saseson So. gum @enz
trum bat. Ser @onb 1T poa, nnb
feline 8ahn lit @mitten i'm &equator.
ftarfe Stiirme iipb in uielen @esensen
beS Continents gu, .semartisen, beloaz
bers in Der Slblse unb entlans bea
aaften. Mebr wintsrli@es 8etter ia
@orben, i@were Resen, Sonner une
Blib i'm Suben. Das Warimum
bieler elettrii9en Sttsmunsen lit pom
9. bis 49,, no bic Sonnena9le am
rd9iten gu benz grb=Nequator ftebt,
meldes cine EenbenS bet. neben bef=
tieen @emitteritirmen y@rbbeben unb
Dulfantl1e Nusbrn9e bersst5uTuDren.
Ser Norben birfte in Sieis r 3eit BON
6fterer 8li3sarbs beimseiudt merben,
5ooie elmer falten @eae bis gum Is.
Cine Werfur Periobe lit Central am
II. unb seitist nit BEN Setaanaben;
Der Sag unb Ia@tslei6e bOiss 8etter
i'm 9orben, S9nee unb glatteis; bic
Yeriobe spiiden Dem Is. uns "a.
piro bic beftislte bes Wonats iein;
cine talte @eIe fOlst seiuObniid bic
fen Mn;ei9en. Oie lebte SturmperioSe
lit rom 26. bis %. nit etner9fetsnng
au mdrmsre.i @etter, unb bic lebten
Sage BIZ -, ansenebmeS fablesWets
ter brinae!t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Sur Na6ribt.

Men Sar'ilern IN nnb nm sIbamp su ssads :
a1St, pap mir bic asentur Der Champion
y 20. i%berfommen baben. gSebif
o.eIsr utal9tie %o1eriren mir cine qrose qua
,pa2I an yug9les gum niebriaieu 0reiie
LUIGI gel1dftSlotal lit in Rrafer & @ertin's
altem Store. "'S
90 @brtfen & 8enoIfen.
Lott - albany, Miun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Nener M9ent!

SD babe fir &idntonb unb ltmsesenb sic
N9entnr Der WcGormid Maidinen @om=
panp ubernomnen nnb labe lolde Sarmer,
PIE Sarrlmalhtnen au fanfen beabIi1tisen,
frellnoll9it elm, bel mir por3uiprehsH.
80 SacobS 1Iemeri
iS54 &i4monb, Rinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Is, &u tidbea ttmo &a9en.

S1t10tcS, STU 1hyHH uWu XSsN9eW+
gnnn pom araboasoHtani ma6menee tbfea bic &@e lift 10 bahm aa CANT seb aud elm @eH
mtupudm @m banf daGb ben fdram gora to- ofh"e"aDs u"rw"'"0"" """'"w'"m
SOp=Sussies, 5abrdra1ensasasen, 'opas Spr'"S8SSase"' ""''""
GpIuunbM. NuaatS.@ m tm bic aibm. M eeMpmS u9gR" Sa9hA"" tenn loNM'F Us
d b@ wahuani,a aus benz ff mBh fnD, R ran seW 0aomsar quite a m apmnss eamnmM
iben8 Ghr pnb BEN Nbmautns eb1. Wnb 6ml @hRSS ~Na u" ruVM"" wv Wwuy """a"'e
nit mMSmM a ami Stolen tutm seg Goumba Bug F mtdnr gMba 1000 MN a6e pefbnL
SraSIep.guse es- &H bam aud Die pons g e"aNwpasss @mp ~ IN aw ma. SL sma lieu
guoohs. gee Tbb famfm, bw bm4 He i'm NamMfpm9 emWI ma"h.S MgohH aWn m~
ua .e ~ ,nm W nn mumon HE eli gmm npbu 81 uansmesm obm Stmbmbbnwasm ons Mde
fmmo apsu ubansb Mu an mn uMm, elm da9uW SHae""s ~" Sm "A@sepo e0se
nnn gabhmme upn9t
epudt Dor ubb dWt ssau INTERN gsuab, b@rS H fauh- @HaDao" eho nOHa8@s ob MI gang
r bnn fb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Champion Selbfbinoer.

SNfgummdusm e lin ah Der um Sm bs gdmd@a Bbe=m rbdBatNeg mm bat neil hMt
GMb MmMt gHmtWg m mGadm Der Pebe Wm dmet bat pmaum am SdWBmbmn mod gmMe wddef m
apaHbkR@M adhem saema9m sefp mn Unit bw nsoneS aSs Apmor"p ddsg nnfbs @anbsw
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%fortan nidt ales mir, ionbern IS ben unbez
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molen. 9. gibpeter.
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