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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-05
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ALFALFA Hay.

Handled and Fed Economically and
So as to Lessen Labor.
Every time alfalfa hay is handled
there is considerable loss from the
breaking off of dry leaves. Where it
has to be forked over several times be-
fore it reaches the manager little is left
but unpalatable stems. l recently saw
an alfalfa barn and feed lot construct
ed with an idea of preventing this
waste, says an American Agriculturist
correspondent
The barn was surrounded with feed
ing racks, the common Y shaped rack
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RnLsd Sn,nIta

Wash thoroughly, dry in a cloth, ar
range in a fat baking dish after butter
ing both FISH and dish Season with
salt and pepper and cover with bread
or cracker crumbs. Place a piece of
butter on each fish and bake twents
minutes Garpish with parsley.
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DRESS AND FASHION.
EVENING MODES A PANORAMA OF
BRILLIANT EFFECTS

Princess Reception Toilet-Evening
Gown In Soft White Si1k-The Low
COir~re-GoId, silver, SpangIes and
Lace-A Corset Hint.
Dress has grown luxurious and elab-
crate to the limits of perplexity, yet
there is liberty of choice, scope for
particular taste and feeling, that saves
the individual from bewilderment. One
may Gull novelties while recognizing
certain fundamental rules regulating
the modes of the moment.
Evening fashions illustrate well TIE
richness of the modes. VeSy di.,.u
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-05

trimmed with. pink roses and a cluster
of velvet loops to- the left. falling on
the hair behind.
A soft pearl gray felt hat is the sec
ond example. 1t is draped with silk
of the same shade and broad band of
chinchilla. In front a cluster of white
roses appears from a steel agraffe
which holds in twist of silk.
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and very ethereal effects are produced
by applying lace ON to chiffon, which is
placed over satin.
A further step in corset emancipation
is the rumor that youthful Parisians
are to discard it entirely the coming
season.
While low hairdressing is the latest
mode, the high couture is so becoming
to the majority of women that it will
probably be some time before the for
mer prevails to the greater extent.
The fashionable walking skirt of the
French modistes will clear the floor by
an inch and half.
One color costumes represent the
most important change in approaching
styles.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-05

How a Practical Pou1tryman Feeds.
A successful poultryman who raises
young chicks under the hen in the
spring months takes great care to have
them protected from dampness and
feeds the following mash, upon which
they seem to thrive:
Mash for chicks up to six days: Mash
two boiled eggs with one pound of
crackers. Feed once in three hours
and also q few rolled oats.
From one week to six weeks old give
the following mash: Onethird oat-
meal, one-third chops, one-third wheat
bran. To peck of this dry food add a
quart of beef scraps. Mix this with
cold water and bake into bread. Use
the best beef scraps in the market
The mash is fed in the morning. For
noon and evening feed mixture OF
equal parts of cracked corn and wheat
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NEW PINCUSHIONs.
UP TO DATE ASPECT OF A USEFUL
AND DECORATIVE ARTICLE.

Change In Shapes-LOng, Narrow
Rolls Now the Thing-Fancifu1
Combination Affairs-SensibIe and
Pretty Coverings.
Let our readers examine pincushion
of, say, fifty years ago, and they will
see that fashions change in room ac-
cessories almost as frequently as they
do in wearing apparel for the pincush-
ion of that date looks as old and out of
place today as would a bonnet or dress
of the same period. So advises The
Designer in preface to the following
items about the pincushions of the
present:
One season all the really up to date
cushions for our pins will display hand
painted decorations: a year later ribbon
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A HoTBED.
A Few Cold Facts About Recent
Methods of Construction.

A Few Cold Facts About Recent
Methods of Construction.
Commenting upon an article about
hotbeds which he finds not altogether
up to recent methods used in some sec
ent says:
We use 3 by sash holding three
rows of 2 by II inch glass, using one
sash bar less than where 8 by 10 glass
is used, and the breakage is no greater.
l supposed the old method of putty
ing in glass had been practically aban-
doned. Instead, after printing the sash,
we use mixture about half each of
WHITEHEAD and putty and mixed with
oil thinner than putty is usually used.
A light layer of this is put along the
edge of the sash bar and the glass
pressed or bedded into it, leaving none
on the upper side except what little
may work up along the edge.
I think the glass should not lap to ex-
coed one-fourth of an inch, as it soon
causes a dark strip to shut out the
light. Indeed about half the sash we
are now using is not Tapped at all, but
butted end to end. These are fully as
tight and can be set faster. When put
in in this manner, the end Of each light
should be dipped into a thin layer of
thick white paint, then placed solidly
against the light above in the sash.
The only objection to this method IS
that it is more work to repair break
perfectly. We have sashes set in this
manner which have been in use seven
years and are tight and satisfactory.
When glass is bedded and partly
dried, then paint along the edge on the
| upper side with rather thick white
paint and allow the sash to lie fat till
dry. Sash set in this manner will long
outlast any set with putty, and think
no one would putty in glass after one
trial
| While fully agree with the writer
of the article mentioned as to the val
ue of cloth in place of glass. and use il
a good deal, | would not advise any
one at present to attempt to prepare it
The cloth already prepared can be pur
chased cheaper. We use great dea,
upon frames that are just the size OF
our sash and interchangeable and of
ten used with the glass for shade. The
cloth can be procured through most
seedsmen either by the yard or bolt
We use the medium grade, and on &
cold frame it will protect from at leas
degrees of frost.
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Millinery Fancies.

Among fancies of the spring in head
gear is sketched a capeline affair Of
rose tulle having the edge of the brim
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'OTICE TO COSTRACToRs-sealed
proposals marked Proposals for
Building Dam. will be received at
the once Of X ". Dick. in this city.
until ,. m. ~ ThursG4y, August
u, 1902, for furnishing materials.
building and completing an earth
dam, Involving handling about s5.-
900 cubic yards OF earth: also clear.
Ing and grubbing about forty acres
Of land. Plans and specifications
may be seen at said ONCE on and
after Monday. August II, 1902. Each
bid must be accompanied By a certl-
fed check for the sum Of $50 a. a
guarantee that the bidder win en-.
ter into and execute the contract II
awarded 10 him Blank forms on
which 70 make proposals furnished
70 bidders No specifications for
distribution. The right Is reserved
% reject any or all bids.
r. W. DICK. Mayor.
Attest: G. n. BRUCE. City Clerk.
CHESTER b. DAVIS.
Consulting Engineer.
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R.A. RlNER, the Grocer,
Carries Feed aud Groceries I
Corner Csddo and Broadway
Ardnore. I. 7.
cHocTAw APPOINTMENTS.

"eLoye Is Nsss General ara stgsr.
Special Attorney.
South McAiester l. T. Aug l2-
Robert Nather general counsel of The
Rock Island system. with the approx.
.al o. President Leeds. announces The
appointment Of J. ". McLoud a. gen.
.eral attorney for the Choctaw With
headquarters al Little Rock elective
at once.
Charles 3. Stuart Of South McAles-
ter has been appointed general attor-
ney for the Indian Territory and spe-
cial attorney for the Arkansas and Ok
lahOma
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Chamber of Commerce Committees
The following standing committee.
have been appointed BY the Ardmore
Chamber Of Commerce:
Finance. A. Bivens, c. L. Ander
son, J. A. Madden.
Manufacturing and mercantile IN,
erests-C. R. Jones. J. r Pennington
J. X. p Campbell.
Public highways-Max Westhelrq
er, L. B. Robertson. ". s. Wolvertor
A. Il Palmer. r. II. Pennington.
Advertising-sig Simon, T. y. Cola
man, Orin Redheld.
Railroads. etc--W 4. Ledbstter
+ M. Gates. John /. Calf. ". r
WhlttingtOn. C. l. Herbert
Agriculture. B. Boone, John F
Easley, J. s Mullen. ". Munzss.
heimer.
MembershiD-C. L. Byrne. r. ~
Dick, Don Lacy.
Entertainmsnts-John L. Gait, A.
Y. DOak. Z. W. Roberts
House-R. W Dick, W. A. wolver,
on. A. C. Young.
Arbitration-C. l. Herbert, Lee
Cruce, d. =. Allen. w. p. Poland, ).
B. spragins
SIDNEY sUGGs. Pres.
C. L. BYRNE. sec'y.
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A FIRE alarm vas turned in yeste--
day Afternoon from Buck Garden
hires residence On 2 street and
Broadway. northwest II proved %
be only q small blaze In the barn
which vas eIting1ished before the
department arrived. a spark from
the traction engine. which vas uov-
Ing the house from the corner Of Main
and 2. northwest. Is suppose 70 have
set the barn on FIRE
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a e f1r To-r sI 1f fare vtat
is y9-r b.L q c1zrz-y.- szl1 -ze
Eliiy Dazu swift i yo1 vz-t &
pi-ty co-pa-y. F0- uuE- -zse -1e-
witty TC- ezu % ST. Nothl-E VII
s1zrpe- tts wits Ike chase d san
b9-r'E Sea Brad CoEse Glrs tEs-
tsil, Try g yo-rEeE FIRST, wz,c.
TIE e@set. T. Stimulates the natal
fac1lrieE- T01 viii zsto-lsh y51rsz-t
Elt- yo-r OFr co-Fe-sztion. A-t 9,
ls really val1zble food fac-o- .,
supplies Etre-grh % ne bo5y A.
well For sale 5y Jake
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

Stella Trest ss1ghte- of Green
Treat eight year, Old. died seven
miles EO1thEsEt u Lone Grove and
vas buried yesterday.
The infant o. yr and Nrs. z. r
Williams diss last nigat a. 10 O'Clock
a. Mcmillan u consumption. The
child vas three months old,
Ora Greenwood. one year and zine
months Old. daughter u Mr and ylrs
W J Greenwood. died a. Hswitt u
Inflammation u the bowels.
Mrs Nora L1nzus. thirty years old.
died a, HoEbar u consumption. she
vas the mother u four children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13
Grocery Business for Sale.

A good grocery business for sale in
the town Of Sulphur. l. 7. The best
stand. Cash sales average $50 per
day. Stock 1920 10 1890. clean and
new Reason for selling press OF
other business Address Harper &
Wright. Sulphur. / T. 3ll5t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13
Arksnsss sne choeta..

Durant, l. T. Aug 1.-THE Arkan
sas and ChOctaw railroad is complet
ed 10 Bennington, twenty miles east
ot here. and passenger service has
been established 70 that point
Denlson, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE track
laying on the Arkansas and Choctaw
road from AshdOwn has been com.
pleted 70 Bokchito. Choctaw Nation
The track will be laid into Durant this
week A mixed train service will be
put on from Hugo % Durant about
Sept ].
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

On the way hCme from a wedding
party all the talk is about the girl
who held her skirts up higher than
the rest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church cannot be e1celled 30 giving
brilliant social gathering Attend.
Thursday evening. a. Mrs. n. Z Pos.
tefE and be convinced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

All occupation taxes are now past
due Parties who have not patd same
are reqssted 70 do 50 al once.
W r. ROBERTS.
ll-3t Assessor and Collector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

The hil0urn wagon has but few
equals and no superiors. They are
strong and serviceable. and our
terms are all that could be asked.
WILLIAMS. CoRHN 4 co.
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See A. Parks. the
Marble Man OlrOs-
lte Court House.
Lost or Stolen.

Near my farm at old Mil creek. one
russet colored pocketbook containing
two $40 bills and my transportation
cards. A liberal reward will be paid
for return 20 me at Ardmore.
s-u. CHAS. d. CARTER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

Please bring your shoes % me and
have them repaired am a deaf and
dumb boy. but can please you with my
work First house vest Of jail on
Main street PERRY NAH.
l3-imO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

Wise folks pay more attention to
burying their own pasts ;nan to dig
ging those Of others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

Every family in Ardmore should use
oae quarters worth OF Sunshine Soap
10 see what II Is. ll.6.
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PHONE 142

For closed carriage, bus or bag
gage wagon. Meets ali trains day
night Phone 142.
5-lm. LIGHT & THOMPSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

All the grocers are selling sun
shine n0W-eyery day and every hour.
ll-g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

Guliot Bros. are fixing up their cot
ton exchange in spple-p.s order
While the once vil be ia The rear o.
shoier's barber shop, they viI have
four places BY which yog can enter.
C p. Sanders. who was here last
season. ElI be with then.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

All the dsiiczciss 0f -as sezs0n a.
the soclsl Thursdzy evening a. NrE
n 2 Fosters
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

Fresh garden seed al E. z. Pugh's.
s-I2t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

4 royal entertainment is pro-Lse5
al vho sttsnd the soclzi a. Mrs r
y. Fosters residence THURSDAY even
ing and everyDo5y ls invited
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J. \. SPIEGLE,

Leave bus and carriage calls at
City Livery Stable. Phone %.
Him T. B. CATHEY.
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LAMPS GIVEN AWAY

Beginning August J. will give
away TO ;he family TOR, hasing Tie
most bread Of ne, for the next nine.
y days fine, beautiful red lamp
an ornament TO any parlor. Call and
see IL.
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Photographs Given AYay,

VIII also give one to the hotel or
restaurant purchasing the most
bread OF me, nice parlor lamp.
VIII also give one dozen cabinet
size photographs.
l use the best -four. Everything
sell is frst-class. Respectfully.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-13

Use Sunshine Soap. IL washes the
finest silks and fabrics. liS
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TIE best soap OF earth Is Sun.
shine soap 11-s
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r. T. DALLAS

the reliable Grocer - best 10
The city. Prompt delivery.
Phone IFS, North Caddo 81.
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C. L. BYRNE. sec'y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-19

Den @efangenen Der Sbbut 8Dbmes
uno Weprau9s uberldhenD, fubr Der
Jnlpector. nagpem er mob cine Wa9e
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nlteH lpdter mn Sipet YpTtSetbeamten
in leinem Wagen oapon. Sein 3tel
mar bic Soritaot, in ipeIder Der 'pez
ru9ttgte ginbreder Dobnte.
nNBenn mir uns beeilen," uuBerte er
gu leinen 8egleitern, stommen mir
pieIlei9t nod an, beDpr Der HGuber in
ieiner WObnung mieOer eintrifft. Wir
l4neiOen inn bann bic WtDsll9teit els
mes Qlibis ab. fir bas Der I6laui
S6urte ii6erli9 Gorge setrassn bat"
nWenn er nidt bereIts auf Der
5Iu4t 1T" perieBte elmer Der Serseans
ten.
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glei4 einep Stedbrief unb uniere 9anSe
Wtanniduft binter ibm brein."
So raid es Die Siniternib seitattste,
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sntldng unb oura bic @ilsbruffer
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nung bes unter benz 8erbrehernamen
n9amburser 6riebe" Der poliSsi unb
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beiIen 8eppbnerIdaft ii9 aus nidt ses
rube fauberen GlementeR 5uiammens
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teGbeit sebiiat, bic tiefe Rubs zines
frieOliGen S9Iafes idier uuf inn gu
!iesen.
Sobalb Der Wasen belt, Tprunsen
bic SnidNen berous, unb Sartorius
pohte Obne pieI Ridiidt an zines Der
Senftsr.
@nes blie6 fin.
Der Snfpector pieberbolte feline
manipulation entIprehenb lauter.
No4 INNER tein 3eihen DON 9eben.
nSoGtsn bic gunSen 86gel ausees
floeen iein2" brummte er ireerli9.
rNenn man uns niht 0ffnet. miiFen
mir uns sepdltlam Gintritt bsrI9ofs
fem"
Gr I9ritt auf bic Sbiir au, Inn bori
feline 8~emiibunsen ho9mdls auf3unebs
men. bu Oernabm NOR i'm Snnsrn 9ss
rGufd unb lab sIei9 barauf binter
benz burd teinen 2aben eeidiBtsu
6sniter Elm 2tht auffGadern.
Oas 6eniter purbe BON iunen 9sDff.
net. rWer 1T oa2" ertuubiste ii9 eint
miirriIde Srausnitimme.
p9olisei," antpurtete Der Snfpeetpl
latoHii9. aSit Soltsr gu Sauis2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-19
Na66em bef Snquiiit qeenbei,

gtd1pem Der Snqulttt geerbet,
fdpiss Der Suipeetor ipobl cine mi.
mute lang, utns ieiRen Bid bon BEN
@efaHsenen nss5upenoen. @nolid
fdsie er lGrgiam unb ru9ig. absr iebea
g9ort betoneno:
.9ieber 5reunb! sic 9a6en ni6t biz
@abrbeit seiast. sic bsibsn tpeber
&arl Sbomd. nod pobnen sic in
Plausn. nod fiibrte Sic elm Spa5iers
gang 1ierber. Sbre @rSdblung III
eberfaqs nur gum She'll pabr. Del
pabre 8~epsssrunb Sbres Sisrbertom.
mems 1T elm anberer. 4lfo nod eins
nal, tpie lit Sbr Rame2 = limb feins
2iige. benn ih fam nit 2ei6tiateii
bic Dabrbeit Sbrer 4nsabeR priifen."
Der junse damn I9ien cine @siIs
nit ii6 gu tdmpfen. plDbli9 entsegs
nete er:
Isle baben re9t Serr SnIpector,
ia babe Sbnsn pi6t msinen ri9tisen
Namen %senanHt,"
nWesbalb nidt2 mir perben ben.
ielben bod erfdbren."
nYieleidt bod ni9t. penigItena
boffe i'd es nidt."
$50 tpolen sic i'm ni4t ~nsnRen2".
,glein."
rau4 nidt iusen, mo sic mob
nen?"
.4u6 ni9t."
LIMB Sbr 8etpeg9runoa"
,@uh bieien muB i9 Sbnen Ioipo6l
aus Riidii6t uuf mid ielbit dls all
Anbere i6ulbig bleiben."
.Sebr liar unb einfad; csc lit nur
bic Srase, pb sic nidt balo gu Belle.
rer @inii9t selaneen fperben, benin Sbr
8eri9t tlinst, pie sic pobl islbit Elm.
feben, b66it unpabrI9einli8. Ober
sebenten sic biefen ipenigitens burd
einen anbersn az erfeben2@ +
uS9 sebe gu. DAB er ni9t gang bet
@abrbeit entfpriht, aber ="
n4ber Sic tDRneu ni9ts Qnberes
porbringen9"
sd mil es ni6t!" f.
Der 9efangene, Der bisber 1ebr leiTe
unb befangen seipeien mar, ipru9 Die
lebten Worte lduter unb In einem Some
Der @nti9ieben6eit, fpie er Der &egel
gemGB Die MD9Iidteit elmer baloisen
SinnesGnberung arsI9lieBt.
nSA besreife," msinte Der Snfpectur
fdrfaItii9. Isle fpielen ben @e6eims
nibpoaen; Sbre Sage lit cine tritif4e,
iunser Wtann, unb nur bic 8erSipeiFs
lung, nur bic @rtenntnib, bab Sbre
Sdulo tlar gu Sage liest, fam S6nen
ben 9ebunten einfliiftern, uns burd
10 tbOri4tss @efafsl IRE fiibren gu
tpoaen. Sic iinb in irgenb elmer Weile
an benz bier 9ei9ebenen @erbre9en be-
theili9t, tpenn sic es aud, ipie i1 iibers
aeugt bin, ni4t aaein ausgefiibrt 6d=
ben." .
Der iunse Mann bob betseuernb bic
9Gnoe empor.
nSerr 9Ott i'm Simmel, i9 TRACE
feline S6ulb baran!"
Die llnteriuhung lpirb es erseben.
9eute Na6t fam ib ipeiter ni9ts me6r
nit ShRen anfansen."
Gr itdnb auf unb CAB Weprau6 ben
@uftrdG einen @agen gu bolen, in
benz ber 9efangene dbgefiibrt perben
foate. n8erii6ern Sic iih fetner," ers
mdbnte sr 80bms benz bic 4usfibz
runs bes leBteren 9efebls 5utam. rer
f4eint elm i9luuer unb geriebener8urs
iae gu fem. Sd ieIbit min bier nod
bic leBten @norbnunsen treffsn unb
bdnn fofort S6ritte tbun, bic Sagb
auf ben !Samburger, Sriebe eiusuleiten.
Ser S4uft 1T iiderlih nit i'm Spiel.
i'd lam mid ni9t tdufhen; tpenn es
Der SAL 1T, 10 lit er aber getpiB uuf
i9on iiber aIe 8erge,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-19

9erblumt. o.: .Nun, ipIe
1T Sbnen bic Iunse 8nsiperei bstoms
menu" = g.: .Sebr gut. . aber met
ne Srau 1T gang beiier!"
8atfgefprdd, pHsbmen
Sic es mir niGt libel. srdoises 5rdu'
tein. oab if meme Soluble nl9t mars
msr ausbriiden fam = dbsr ID BIN
Director bti Der sroBtn 8uaIdnlags!-