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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16
THE GENEVA REGISTRARS.
So Far No Negro Has Received Life
Certificate

Geneva. May 15.-(speciaD-The three
Registrars Of Geneva County are today
registering the Geneva beat They have
been filling appointments In the east end
of the county for the past two weeks,
and up 10 this time have registered, all
told, 1.l63 voters. They have registered
no negroes. only fourteen negroes hav-
ing applied for registration. Ex-senator
Brooks. who Ii one OF the Registrars,
informs your correspondent that the new
Constitution Is growing in favor with
the people as they more thoroughly un-
derstand Its provisions. and that il 1t
were submitted 10 the voters of those
beats already visited by the Registrars,
il would be ratified almost unanimously
Mr., Brooks is a good man. former
Populist of prominence. and is much
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16
WIN Be Handsome Church.

some time ago The Advertiser con-
kained a small item obout the building
OF the First Baptist Church. in connec-
ticn with the demand Of the stone cutters
ana In the article II was stated that the
plans In certain instances were defective.
but n was hoped that che flaws could be
xectiied without much cost. There was
no Intention Of rejecting on the architect
when the Item was written. in fact he
was not In the writer's mind at all. The
error was corrected in the issue of the
following day. The plans of the church
are very handsome and the work, under
the supervision Of Mr.. Jewel, Is being
done in q thoroughly satisfactory man.
ner. II Is said by those who have seen
the plans that when completed it will
be one of the handsornest churches In
the State. If not in the South. The archi-
fect. contractor. superintendent and COM
nittee are all working In harmony and
the construction Of the building is being
rished. The Baptists will be justly
Proud Of the edifice when II is finished,
Tor It will be not only an ornament to
sc city of Selma. but an honor to the
4 nomination in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Emile Hertz has gone to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

A fine rain fell few days ago out al
Massillon. blowing being delayed SO much
water fell.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16
An Error Corrected.

An unfortunate error crept into the
Uql1ma Department OF The Advertiser
R119 morning in reference to the acct
0euk to Rupert, the 7-year-old son CT
Enxlg Holtxnecht. who Is one of Selma's
DeGt titixens. As sent to The Advertiser
~ the Selma correspondent, the body of
IL article was correct. but the heading
Unds II appear that the little boy refer
- to Ii negro. and the body of the
article was changed in The Advertiser
o11ee to conform to this idea. Rupert
Io1t1necht IL Of pure caucasian extrac-
nibn. and his father and mother are not
only greatly respected, but are admired
0nds loved by all who know them init
safely. Mr.. Holtznecht is young Ger
man. Who recently came to Selma and all
~ friends hope that the accident to his
1iltle boy will not leave the child per-
'manently disabled.
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ring of his race; his face is a striking

In disposition he is gentle. yet firm.
!oFaole, YET commanding. and with all
the tact, discretion and even tempera-
ment which fits one 10 govern a people.
Alfonso has endeared himself immeas-
urabiy to those about him in his daily
nle, ana 10 those who look to him for
guidance, support and strength in the
numberless dangers which theTaten them,
Ihelr country and. most of all. their
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The commencement exercises OF the
Geneva Graded School are being held
this week, Rev. j. p. Hamilton having
preached the commencement sermon last
Sunday. The literary address will be de-
livered by Rev. Mr.. Lawrence. The SEES
sion of the school just closiag has been
prosperous and satisfactory About go
pupils have been enrolled during the
nine months.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

You can't deny that it Ioks shittlsss TO ewn
more than one dog.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. celebrated its
fifth anniversary last night. 1t Is doing
a great work.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The Board Of Revenue of Dallas County
has passed . resolution to 60 TO work as
ooon ~ possible to improve the public
reads OF Dallas County. Mules. carts,
y1epns and all necessary machinery will
- purchased and a road machine will be
bought for the purpose of building the
roads. 1t has not been decided yet what
kind Of a road machine will be secured.
The Beard will purchase the best machine
THAT can be bought. There are a good
many on the market, but which one it
win buy 1t yet to be determined. The
roads leading into the city for seven or
eight miles out in all directions. win first
be put In good condition. and then a
road from the northern border of the
county to the Wilcox line Awill be built
and then another road from the Lowndes
20 the Perry line will be constructed.
crossing at Selma. As soon as those
two roads are built roads running into
them will be constructed. and it is pro-
posed, a. soon as matters get to running
smoothly. to put the county convicts to
work on the roads, IL IL is found that
ii will be economy to do so. Dallas
Ccunty's road system has been greatly
improved in the past few years but there
plenty of room for Improvement yet
overseer win be put in charge Of the
" rlking OF the roads.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

May 21st. at the r. r. Y. M. C. A..
Miss Louise Bonner will give concert
for the benefit of the building fund of tn,
Christian Church.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Law Lamar have returned
from Asheville, N. c., where they have
been attending the Southern Baptist Con-
vention. .
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Local and Personal

Bishop Barnweli is In Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The Geneva Midsummer Jubilee Assoc
citation is arranging for two great DAYS
IN Geneva on the 4th and 5th of July.
Confederate veterans that will he held
on those days the association will offer
many attractions and amusements in the
wav of swimming aces, tiddlers' con-
baseball game and so on. A great time
Is anticipated and an immense crowd is
expected.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

A great many young ladies are In the
city on their way nome from attending
school at Montevalo.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The crop prospect is very good, how
ever. rain is badly NEEDED in some places
to bring up the late paintings of cotton,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The ladies of the First Christian Church
served barbecued meats at Mrs. Vassar s
yesterday and realized quite handsome
sum.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The Y. M. C. A. team won over Union
town yesterday by a score OF 4 TO 3.
Howard pitched for the Y. NJ c. A. boys.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Nothing new in reference to the West
ems tracks being run up Peacock and
Hinton Alleys has so far developed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Capt. s. M. Kirkpatrick. member Of
the Board of Revenue, has gone to Tate
for the benefit of his health.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

BY special request, the Easter music
rendered in the Catholic Church viii be
repeated Sunday next.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The prospect for fruit. including huck-
leberriea and blackberries, was never
better.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Major w. J. Parkes of Bessemer was in
attendance on the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the ]. o. o. r.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Selma ana resoiuUOnS OIL tndnhS 10 III
those who had shown them courtesies
meeting of the Grand Lodge that ha.
ever been had In the State.
Local and Personals.
Bishop Barnweli is in Mobile.
Emile Hertz has gone to New York.
Mrs. A. r. Nixon of Mobile is the CUES
of Mrs. A. b. Jones.
The Selma Study Club met with Mrs
Converse this afternoon.
w. N. Carson of Boguechitto was q
visited to the city yesterday.
The amateur gardeners and the big
planters alike are still praying for rain.
Rev. w. p. Armstrong. one Of the pro-
fessors in Princeton. is at home on a
visit.
A fine rain fell few days ago out at
Massillon. blowing being delayed so much
water fell.
The Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. celebrated its
fifth anniversary last night. 1t Is doing
a great work.
A great many young ladies are In the
city on their way nome from attending
school at Montevalo.
BY special request. the Easter music
rendered in the Catholic Church will be
repeated Sunday next.
M.,or w parLcs ~ p..seusr xvos In
attendance on the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Of the i. o. o. F.
Capt. s. NJ. Kirkpatrick, a member OF
the Board of Revenue. has gone to Tate
for the benefit of his health.
Nothing new in reference to the West
ern's tracks being run up Peacock and
Hinton Alleys has so far developed.
The Y. NJ C. A. team won over Union
town yesterday by a score Of 4 TO g.
Howard pitched for the Y M. c. A. boys.
The ladies' of the First Christian Church
served barbecued meats at Mrs. Vassars
yesterday and realized quite handsome
sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Law Lamar have returned
from Asheville, N. c., where they have
been attending the Southern Baptist Con-
vention.
May 21st, at the r. r. Y. M. c. A.,
Miss Louise Bonner will give a concert
for the benefit of the building fund of the
Christian Church.
The Odd Fellows referred the matter
of building an orphans home back to the
lodges, to Nbe voted on. This probably
disposes of the matter.
Hon. Massey Wilson. candidate for At
torney-General. Is a visitor to Selma to-
day. He has great many friends here
who would like to see him succeed.
Mayor Mcleod requested the Chief OF
Police to inform the saloons not to sell
John Crawford, a negro. any more whis-
key, as he Is a confirmed drunkard.
Sol Reese has resigned his place with
Peacocks Foundry and has accepted a
better position with the Alabama Car and
Foundry Company of Birmingham.
Col. Harvey =. Jones. State Back Tax
Commissioner. is visitor to the city to-
day. Colonel Jones has a great many
iAiCHuE AZ ociHd, anu tHcy approve VI
his way of enforcing the back tax law.
T. D. Matkin of Linden was In the city
today on his way home from the Dallas
reunion. He says he saw corn that had
been laid by. which was as high as his
head while in Southern Texas.
A rumor Is being circulated that ex-
Representative Louis johnson of Orrviile
will be in the race for member of the
Board of Revenue. An effort has been
made to get him to run for the Legisla-
ture, but If the above rumor proves cor
rect II seems that he prefers to be a
member of the Board.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
Oeutf6es gbester.

Die Nittipo& 8orfsuuns unIsrer
beuifden Ibsaier = @sfeaiGaf. in bsr
Wluiii Gale bra&te 6erI&'s prd&iiees
biitorii&es 2aitipiel ,,Die annas2isis"
sum 8ensfis bss iueenbIi&sn 2iebbabers
Germ Wili Subrotp. Ssrr Subroip
ipielte ben iunseu Saritsn 2eopoIb nit
pieI Sumor unb eatsm iueenbIi&em
5eusr, unb rib bas gubliium su tsast
8eseiiterune BIN. Seine partnerin
SRI. Blum iuubte burh ibrsn tparmen.
ientimentaIen 3on ebenfaIIs febr ftir ii&
einsunsbmen unb aud bic iibrissn Riis
tuirienbsn tbatsn ibr BeRes, fobab man
pisber auf cine isbr seIuneens 8orne[s
uns iuridbliden fann.-Nm ndHiten
Niiitpo& sebt bas romantiide S&au.
ipieI ,,Der 3rompeter bon S6dingsn"
gum 8snefs filr Germ Serb. Urban in
Scene. 8sfonbsren Reis birfte bic Dor.
fteuuns babur6 erbaIten, bab 9rr llr.
ban. ceifen @sianssiunn mir bsrsts
mebrfa& fennen lernten. cine an3abl
Opsrnsinlasen iinet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
0ittetnn.

= Die Diitsion Ofsntpsrfe nurbsn
Wontae mad msbrip6@sntIi&sm Still.
itanbe ipisOsr in 8etrisb seisbt.
- Die Dsmolrnten bss s. IesisIati.
ben Difriitss bes Counties bielten Won.
tag ibren gonbsnt ab unb nominirtsn
Adtb. 8. 8. 8urfs. ben es8entpartieen
Rsprdfsntanten, no&mals.
SIN 8srIaufe bss f4psren Gsipii.
iers am lebten Donnerftas Na4mittae
ipurbe bic Gieli9euns Der Seibelbere SO.
l Wine in Pittston 9otpnibip bonn
8Iibe sstrOfen unb ansealnbst; inner.
balb elmer balbsn Stunbe mar bas 6e.
bdube boahdnbie eineedfhert norben.
gisI bsfanbsn ii& aur 8eit in bsmieIten
isins.
= SIN 8srIaufs bes 8sssnfurmes
frdb am 5reitas Worssn ipurbe bas Gbo'
mos W. Nealon @ebdube an Sib Main
StraBe. bon Der Wi&ael 3erins 6amiIie
bepobnt, bon einem 8libfrabl eetrOffen
unb ber biniere IbsiI bsEsIbsn itarf be.
i@dbiet. Die Samilie tpurbe burH ben
9crsane ni&t usnis aufssrset, sntiam
aber unberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
wiIfesbarre maArtbten.

= Mit ben aussrabuneen flr bas
neue 8er. Staaien @sbdabe babier in
ON Woniae bseonnen iporben.
: Son @ilissbarrs bis binauf mad
Dupea berri&is sensrn Ra&mittas elm
i&psrer @eipitterfurm, ber erobsn S&as
ben anri&tete.
- Der 50 Sabre aIts WiIiiam Stems
bart, Elm Iansidbriser AnseRellier in ber
blefeen pennfpIbania giienbabn Sra.
i&ineutperlftdtte. tuurbe am Dpnnerftae
Worssn. uIs ct ii@ sur arbsit bssetsn
molIte. bon einem 8abnsuee sstrofen
unb elm paar Siunben ipdter iparb es i'm
Rsrep SofpitaI fir n5ibis bsfunOsn. ibm
elm Bein Sn anruiiren.
= Der Gontralt fiir unfer neues @e.
ri&tsbdube it sum Prsiie bon 1897. 900
an bic Soispb Ssnblsr gonitruetion gom
panie tibe,ipieisn tpOrben. bsren AnesbOt
S85 600 niebrieer mar. als pie bas
nd&ite anssbot. Das @ebdube ioq Bic
sum /. Wdrs 1905 feriis isin. am
Dlontas soa bic Gompanie ibr Ansebot
ipietsr suriid. ba bic GommiHars BE,
borbe barauf beRanb, bob Obio anfati
PennipIpania Steine benubt tperben.
DabrfdeinIid ipirb nun su neusn anee.
toten aufsefOroert tperben mlien. ba Der
nd&hniebrise 8ieter um s85, 900 b5bsr
1T. aIs ipis bic Ssnoler @ompanis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
Dunmore.

: Den gbeIeutsn Sobn Sduuer bon
gIaisIp Strabs 10 cine 3o9tsr ssboren
tporben.
-5rI. Srisba 2ubris bon gBeti
Drinier Slrabe iit mad msbrip5 tentli.
dem IufsntbaIt in 8insbamion bsimse.
febrt.
= Die erie Gompanie bat ioeben
elnsn neuen 8rcben gfslltatI nabe BEN
Ro. 5 BREEDER fsrtieesifelli, ber in gu.
tunit osr Sauptitaa bsr Gompanis isin
tpirb.
%. q. Barton. Der frabsre Reifier
9Rs&anifer Der @rie unb @yontine Bale
lsp @iisnbabn, ID in bsr eIsi@en Siea.
nne fiir bas sanse SpRem BET ai&iion.
Topeia unb Santa Sc giisnbatn ernannt
iporben.
= Mnbreip s. Sealsp, elm lansidbri.
ger uno befanntes bieitesr 6sia6fiss
mann. aarb DienRag Bormittag in ber
Bcbnuns ieines S&maeers an Drinfet
Strabe na4 bisripbhentli&er 2ranibeii
i'm Alter bon 45 Sabrsn.
IS. W. Dapis. bsr felt ben Isstsn
sipei Sabren ale Supsrintenbent ber
Dponiine 9ipiiion Der erie giienbabn
babier funeirie, 1T ais Super,ntenbent
osr Nae8benp Dibiiton bsr sIsi&sn Som.
panic ernannt uorhen. SO. 8. Barrett
BON Bort Serbs. Supsrintenbent ber
Dslaipare Dipiiicn, ipirb aIs Ra&foIser
bon Dapis hierber umiis6sIn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
aaubbett fann Mot sebeilt

lpHbsn burt Ipfals appIiIatipn,n, iptil lIs ben
tranffn 5btil bee Sbrss niht srrsiHtn iSnnsn.
90 eisbt nur sinsn @ss, bic 5aubbht su fnri.
rtn, unb bn III burt fonlfitniicnslls Stiimitisl.
Saubbfit pirb cur& tinsn snijiinbfitH 3ulianb
Der itltimisfn Ausflsipuna Der GnliatiiHsu
RStrt SuuTiaHt. Wsnu bifls REbn lit sniliin-
btt babt ibr sintn rumpslnbfn 5sn pStr unppll.
fcmmfnts @tbSr; une ptnn if gang eslHlpf.
fen if, trfoIst Iaubbtit, unb ptnn bic &Rtliin,
euns ni&t ssbcbtn unb bisit RSbn ipisbn In
ibrsn esbpriefn 3ufanb pfrfsBi pebtn fann,
pirb bas @tbSr fur INNER lTiiDrt psrbtn nsun
1aas untr Sstn psretn Surt aatarrb strur.
ia9t, ptlar ui9ts als fin tnijhnbtiu 3niianp
bfr i6Isimissn Sbraddfn ifi.
gDir pollsH einbuHpsrt Dpllars fir itben
(burd aaiarrb Struriahisn) gaa bon Eaubbsit
stben. ben mir nift bur6 Ginntbmsn bon 5al's
Raiarrt'fur bfIfn fSnnsn. yabt Guh umlona
9irfuIarf fpmmen.
G.S. &btnty & Co., EpIsbp, 8.
HA- Btridutt bon alien apptbsisrn, rs Gis.
Saas GamilisH pillsn fine bic bsfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
Stabtratb.

common Council, "a. sSult.
als bic Orbinana ON pbieen Mbeni
aufaeiufsn tpurbe, bic Annatms bel
Deft Bari burd bic Stabt bs,psdt, ent.
ftanb Elm ldneeres Gins unb Ssrreben,
oenn bsrfdiebene Mitelisber iparen se'
gen annabme. bic bsr @ompIer poIlftan.
big nipsqirt tporpsn if. 3ulsbt part
bic Orbinans BEL erifer unb 3tpsiter See
lung anpenommen unb mitilerpeiIe fon
cas bsireffsnbe gomite ausfnbie MAIDEN
unb bsri&ten. Oh bic NibsIlIruns erfoIst
IL.
SoIasnbe Orbinanaen fanben enbsflI,
iiae Annabme SIR anitsaune zines
ipeiteren permanenten Nlannes filr bic
S&laud Gompanie go. 13; fiir @rbaus
uns bon sipei absuesfanal 8aHins in
Der 4 Burb, eins an ber n5rblidsn @de
bon Sodipn Strabe unb 2ipeoIn ape'
nue., Elm anosres on ber n5rblihen @de
Don Hsbseca Mbenue unb Sadion Str. (;
for Seitentpeee an l6 StraBs, stpii4en
OiuifOn unb 2u,srne Strabs, unb on
8sbeeea apenue. stpii@sn Sadion unb
Waibburn Straben.
Borfber Hobatban ernannte q. e..
Senrp, D. 9B. @pans unb Samss Sags
eertp aIs elm SPECIAL gomite, bas nit
sinem elsiheu gomite bes Select goun.
Gil cine Gonferens nit bsm 8srpaIter Der
Scranton 8aiItpap Gompanie abbaIten
lou. um benfelben ,u beipeeen, auf bsi
Bellevue 2inie Transfsrs aussebsn au
luiisn.
Cine srbbere an3abI 3eioIuticneu, bic
BON oberen Speiss in Der Isbtsn Ser,
iammluns angenommen tpuroen, erbiel.
ten Befdtieune. Soleenbe noreeIeete
Reiolutionen tpurben ebenfaas beitdtiat (:
DAB Natban Tbompion bsnadriHiiei
uerbe. ben Waferipes bur@ isin 2anb
tpleber innerbalb 10 Gage su srbffnen,
unb i'm Deiserunesfaae lou bsr Siabt.
anpaIt bic n6ibipsn eefebIidsn 59ritte
netmen. I'm ben 8med su errei1en. STR
Elm 2adapanna GeIepbon fiir bic Dam,
pfsr @Ompanie go. Q. Siir stpsi @ai.
ieritbds in Der 90. Warb, an Bittstcn
Apsnue unb Ripple Sirabs unb Bros.
pset Apenue nnb @enet StraBe. SIi
Elm eIsitrii&es 2i&t in bsr 81. @arb
DAB bet Direftor Der 5ffsntIi&sn Derfe
oas On Watfet Strabe pfafer ipis.
osr in sutsn 8uitanb iessn ldbt unb bic
aoiten bsnienisen perionsn ober @ompa.
MEN anrs&net. bic ss aufriRen. aber ni&i
rsparirten.
Das betreff. @cmite beridtste sdnitis
lber @inri4tune bss oberen Stodneries
I'M ftdoiii&en @sbdube unb SnitaQirune
zines SabritubIes i'm @ebdube. Die be.
abii&tisten 8eparaturen i'm Nuartier
bsr Dampfsr @ompanie SO. 2 purber
aud euissbeiBen.
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Don 0etersbura.

Ssnrs @en,eI, Biiior @en,eI unb
Diliam S&uls febrteu Donnetitae bon
einem l0iasisen IufentbaIt in atlantic
@itp jurild.
= I'm 3 llbr am Sountas Worsen
bemetfte s. Sarnep bon Ytescott ape.
nue., baB iiH Jrembe in ieiu Saus einge,
i@li6en baiien. bic obne 8eute ausrii.
fen. als Sispep ibrem 8orbaben na&'
iptirte.
= Das idbrIi@e Scmmer Seft Der
bisfeen sb. lutb psisrs @emeinbs ipirb
oisies Sabr bur& cine Greuriion na6
2oie arisl sefeiert perbsn. bic am Gam.
itua, ben 80. aasuit. ftattiinbst. Ser
isabrpreis fiir Grlpa&isne betrist rs
Gsnts. far 8inbsr 45 Gents. Das nit
ben 0orfebruneen betraute @omite tpirb
alsn TbsiInsbmern einsn nnssnebmen
Tag tu bsreiten iu&en.
- auf bic anilnss. idmdbsnbs aus.
iaeen iber Sri. Dora Stari asmadi su
baben, tpurbe am WOntae giadt SRI.
pbiIopena gnesI BEN Albermann Sotpe
pOresiabri. SIN 8srlaufs bss 8srb5rs
ersab ss iib. bab @ilIiam 8sder bic
Ausfaeen ,usrii ma@ts uno CT ssfanb
oiss aud ,u. susIei& erfldreno. bab CT
log. Ra&bem er Elm biesbssasli&es
papier unierssi4nsi battle. ipurbe Der
5aa snilafsn.
= Die $50 anesitsltsn bon Gibbons
& @uernisp, Gontraitoren bon @iIfes.
Barre. bic on BEN ueusn At,ussiannl
babisr bef&dftiet paren. Ieetsn Disnfae
bic arbsit nieber. neil ibnsn bic sipsis
pb&entIi&s Auslobuuns beripeieert nor.
ben ipor. Sic beilaeen iid aud bariis
bsr. baB stpsi Wanner eniIafsn iuurbsn.
ipeiI bon ibnen Arbsit berlanet iparb. bic
su idper mar. @sitern nabmen bic
Streifer iuieber bic Arbeit auf, nadbem
itnsn bic perlansten Bueshdnbnifie ee'
maht tpolben tparen.
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Wsrs eeranton.

= Mit Der 8adfeinpFaRsruns an
eourt Strabe unb gropibsnce @oab
puroe am WOntae Moresn bsr anfans
ssmaht. Wan eripartet ni&t, bic Mr,
belt i6on biefes Sobr, ionbsrn erR n6bs
ites Sabr fertis su feaen.
Dem Sobn 8eIlp bon @sR @arlst
Strabe ipurben am Donnsritae Worgen
bon nnbetannten 35 ieinsr Satnsr ee.
i6btst unb sipur aus rsiner TsufeIsi. bsnn
bas Seoerbieb tuurbe ssrftrsut in isinsm
Sofe lisesn seIaRsn. unb iein ein,iess
miteenomtnen.
- Gin unbsfannter PoIs irurbs Wons
tag Noreen ,u gbinhiqa bon sinem
2adaipanna 8use eetroffen unb auf Der
STEELE estbbtet. Sieben Rippsn tpurbsn
ibm esbroden, bic linfs 2unee bur&.
bobrt unb ber linfe Nrm esbro9en. Der
MaHn lief auf ben @sIsifsn unb bsrfsblte
oem 8uss aussuipei4en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
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