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The Washington times., 1902-06-23
NEW MEMBERS FOR LOCAL
UNITED IRISH LEAGUE
Session at Carroll Hall Last
Night.
Decides Not to Form Another Branch
of the Organization Until
Later Date.

a meeting OF the Michael Davitt
branch of the United Irish League was
held at Carroll Institute Hall last night.
Ten new members were enrolled. 1t
was decided not to organize another di-
vision of the league, to be known as the
Redmond and Devlin branch.
Mr.. Donatus O'Brien, a member OF
the Michael Davitt branch. spoke in ia
vor OF the proposed organization. Other
prominent members of the league spoke
against the proposition.
Mr.. O'Brien advocated the organiza-
tion OF a new branch Of the league, be-
cause. he said, there are 10000 rrishmen
in Washington; too many, he thought,
for a single branch OF the organization.
Mr.. Edward Hannah and MIR. Michael
J. Keane, members OF the Michael Da-
witt branch of the league, spoke in fa-
vor Of building up the present division
before making an attempt to branch out
and form other local organizations.
These views met with the support of
most OF those present, and were sec
onded in an addres made by Mr.. Michael
j. Redmond, of Baltimore.
'In Baltimore. said Mr.. Redmond.
I'VE have four branches of the Irish
American League; some are fourishing.
while others have not grown rapidly at
all. The membership is astounding.
however, when it is considered that
seven months ago we had but one
branch OF the league in the United
States, and that in the city OF Boston.
The league is already doing a great
work; it will continue to do So
Mr.. Keane called upon Mr. John Burns
to act as secretary OF the meeting, so
that the new members OF the Michael
Davitt branch of the league could be
enrolled. Mr.. Burns complied. and with
in a few minutes ten Of the audience
had presented their names.
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Lilly of the Valley Pleasure Club.

The Lily Of the Valley Pleasure Club
will give its first grand picnic at Brown 8
Park. 42l n Street northwest. on Thurs
day Of this week. The club will spare
no pains 10 make this an evening Of
pleasure for its many friends. At 10: 20
there will be cakewalk. and at II
o'clock prize waltz, for which a sum
of money will be given TO the winner.
All social clubs have been cordially
invited. The officers of the club are:
A., Brown, president; f. Bell. vice presi-
dent; s. Butler. financial secretary; T.
Butler, treasurer; T. T1lghman, ser
geant at arms: refreshment committee.
Mrs. l.. Bell. Mrs. B. Butler. Misses R.
Scott rnd G. Wood. Music will be fur
nished by the Monumental Orchestra.
Prof. Hamilton, director
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
EXTENDS ITS LINE.
Southern Railway Now Runs to Jack
sonville, the Gateway to Florida,
the "I.and of Flowers"

The Southern Railway has recently
constructed a road from Jesup, Ca, 10
Folkeston. Ga, thus shortening the dis
tance between Savannah, Ga, and Jack
sonville. Fla, twenty-seven miles.
Beginning july l the Southern Rail
way will operate its superb passenger
trains from the East through Savannah,
Ga. to and from Jacksonville. Fla. Its
entire train equipment, including con-
duc.ors and other trainmen, running
through without change, thus establish
ing Jacksonville as its Florida terminus.
and furnishing additional facilities for
comfortable and rapid transit between
the East and Florida, and the republic of
Cuba
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
PROTECTIVE LABOR LEAGUE,
Organization and Other Committee:
Named YESTERDAY.

The United Protective League of La
Dor held a meeting yesterday at Coun-
Gil Hall, Four and half Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, at which an or
sanizaticn and other committees wero
named. as follows:
Organization-James P. Cochran, G.
NJ. Roos. James E. Mitchell, W. L. Quig-
ley, and A. f. Morrisett.
Ways and means-F. F. Beane, J. T.
Barkman, Thomas Sheahan, II. l.. Streb.
and J. A. Fitzgerald.
Finance-R. C. NJ. Ross. William Co
lumbus, and ]. /. Mitchell
The organization committee was given
full power to do whatever 1t deemed
best 10 promote the interests of the
league. Daily meetings will be held
rom now until July /.
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NEW UNION FORMED.
Amalgamated Journeymen Painters
Decorators, and Paperhangers.

The Amalgamated Journeymen OF
House Painters, Decorators, and Paper
hangers Of Washington. D. c.. and vi
cinity is the name Of the organization
formed last night at Council Hall.
The local union has an agreement
with the amalgamated painters Of New
York and Philadelphia. and is TO Join
in the movement TO extend the organ
ization. Representatives were present
from both cities, and they expressed
themselves as well pleased with affairs
In the District.
New unions are being formed in
Pittsburg, Baltimore, and other cities.
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LADIES' TAILORS dine
AND MAKE SPEECHES
President Pluym Delivers an
Address on Progress Made.
New Association Aims to Have Wash
ington the Center of the World
of Fashion.

Gathered around the festive board at
Fritz Reuters Saturday night were the
members OF the Ladies' Tailoring Asso-
citation. II vas the occasion OF their
first annual banquet and the close Of
their business meetings for the yenr.
Speeches and addresses were made by
all of the members present.
! The object of the organization is to
promote soclability among It's. members.
and to bring about closer business re-
lations with each other. Prcsid ant
Pluym made an interesting address. He
said in part:
Capital of the World.
Washington is just getting to he
capital of the world. For the past cen
tury ladies have always gone TO New
York to get their gowns made. but since
the beginning OF the establishment OF
ladies' tailors in this city they have
gradually begun to realize that hand
some gowns-gowns for large ant social
occasions-are to be obtained in Wash
ington as we'll.
THE purpose Of the organization is to
make Washington the center of fashion.
not only of the United States. but of the
world. While We who are around this
table tonight may not live to see 1t, !
am sure that the result OF this organ
izatiSn will be felt by our sons.
Five or six years ago there were but
four tailors in Washington who made q
speciality OF ladies' gowns. Today there
are thirtv-two such houses.
"The organization expects 10 send an
exhibit to the St. Louis Exposition in
1904. 1t Will undoubtedly be the finest
show OF ladies' gowns there.
Exhibit at st. Louis.
after the exposition at st. Louis the
exhibit will be brought to Washington
and placed on display at one of the fine
stores here. SO that the Washington la
dies may view 1t at their leisure In this
way we are in hopes of bringing about
the results for which we are struggling.
$50 let us all strive toward the end
Of making Washington not only the capt
tai Of the creates: republic in the world.
but the capital OF fashion Of the world,
SO when a gown is made by Washing
ten ladies tailor it will be held sp as
a model 20 be copied by the world"
II was not until an early hour yes
terday morning that the fun was brought
to close.
Among those present were \. Pluym.
W. E. Zea. A. W. Luker. L. ". Pohl-
mann. A. Schultz, y. Zalesak, f. Choir
ley. F. Faus.. !. H. Coates. l.. Foer. p.
Liebel. A. Gravellis, p. Peters, and L.
Chatelsin.
The committee on arrangements were
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
EXCIIP STONC

Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall
at 10 4. m, 2:30 and $3.50 p. m.
Norfolk and Washington lire for Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk at $50 D. IN.
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thlrteen-and "A half Street for Alex
andria and Arlington every half hour:
Mount Vernon hourly. 10 a. m. 10 ; D. m.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedules un-
der Railroads and Steamboats," as to
time.
Colonial Peach-Steamer T. V. Arrow
smith. See schedule under excursions
for time.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

Fair today and tomorrow, slowly ris-
ing temperature: light northwest winds,
becoming variable.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23

Chase's-"The Wizard Of the Nile;
afternoon and evening
Columbia Edwin Arden; evening.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
TEMPERATURE.
THE sun AND THE MO

Highest temperature, p. m....7i
Lowest temperature, 3 a. m...5 5.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
Trains to Bay Ridge.

Week DAYS, 9:I0 n. m. and 4:30 p. m. SUN
days. 9:l0 a.. m. and As p. IN. Note-The IL 80
M train has been withdrawn.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
STREET LIGHTING

Low tide ........3:40 NJ. and 400 PM.
High tide ......9:34 A. NJ. and 1000 p.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23

Full size 4xao Shingles at $3.50
per l,0Oo. and best kind, by F. Libbey-S 20.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS

Lamps lit today. p N
Lamps out tomorrow ...3:43 A NJ
The Washington times., 1902-06-23

N. c. Pine Flooring Lumber Still SIS
per 100 square feet at Sixth and New York ave.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
COURT TO DECIDE
STATUS OF FILIPINO
for the District, signed an order re-
quiring Mrs. Olerich to relinquish the
children to their mother.

for the District, signed an order re-
quiring Mrs. Olerich to relinquish the
children to their mother.
Attempted to Run Away.
The children were in court when the
order was signed. and made no effort &c
hide their disregard for the opinion o.
the court or the wishes OF their moth
cr in the premises. One of them cried
while the other showed q brave front
and with firm voice said she would moi
obey the order. This one looked harj
at her mother and made faces at her
counsel, and said she would not go with
them from the courtroom. The other
simply sobbed and dung to her aunt
The girl who said she would not go with
her mother attempted to make good
her threat. and when she was leaving the
courtroom made dash for liberty See
ing her going. her sister followed suit
They were feet OF foot. and 1t was only
after long chase through the corridors
and down the stairway that they were
captured by two deputy marshals.
The girls still kept up their fight
against going to the home OF their moth
er. They objected so strenuously that i:
was necessary for the marshal to secure
closed carriage and place the children
in ii in charge of a deputy to insure
their safe deliverance at their mother s
home.
Asked to Show Cause.
Several times since. it is said, the
children have attempted TO elude their
mother and return to their aunt's resi-
dence. 1t was not until last Wednesday,
however, they succeeded in getting away.
On that day. the last day of the public
school session, they left home in tina
morning. but they did not return after
study hours. Their mother instituted 4
search for them, but did not find them
She stated, however. in a petition filed
in the Supreme Court last Friday. tina.
she learned that when last seen the girls
were going In the direction of the Sixth
Street railway station. Mrs. Bibb asked
the court to issue an order requiring
Mrs. Olerich to produce the children IN
court or Wednesday next. and show
cause why she should not be punished
for disobedience OF the order of court OF
March 26 last. When the petition was
presented to Justice Hasner he signed
an order in accord with the prayers.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23
TIDE TABLE.

sun rises.4:35 AM. Sun sets. .7:2S PM
Moon rises. ....... Moon .9:0S 2. NJ.
The Washington times., 1902-06-23

Prices on Lumber Still Low with
F. Libbey & Co.. 9th and New York ave. NV.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13
Rprs Scranton.

Das Gsfunbbsits.8ursau if Srsis
tag bsna&ridtist iporbsn. bab Elm nsuer
Podmfaa in ber SamiIis bss patrid
Wuasn bon Gapusa Strabs ausssbro.
Gen isi.
- Dur& cine berfpdtete Sprsneune
tuuree Sreitae ber ale Winer I'm SO. 3
Storrs S@adt ansehsIlts Omen Woran
bon Bef Wartet Strase .iemIi@ b6s
psrIsst; Elm arm III ibm ssbrpdsn unb sr
If aud fonf ssrfdnittsn unb seridunesn.
= Rap Smith on Short apsnus Ct.
bisIt Montas in ber Diamond aRins cine
berrsnfte 9iifte unh anbere 8erIebungsn,
als sr bon einsm aarrsn ssssn bic Ssis
tenipano sebriIdt tpurbs. 9sm Tbcmas
Mlorgan ipurbe am sIsiaen Gage in Der
Gapusa Wins bic Sanb .pif&sn Suffsrn
bos israuetf&t.
Sarab Vim Grifiitbs bon bisiem
StaotbeiIe, bic aneeblid aItes Gifsn bon
ber o. & 8. gompanie itabI, mubte
Srsitae absnb $500 8dreidaft fiir ibr
ssri@tlides grideinen fteIen. Stabore
8ofsnfelt bon Rapmonb court, Der bas
aeaoblene giaentbum empfaneen baben
IcIl. mubts $500 8arsidaf. Rsasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13

- aIs NadfOIesr bes Pahor Sit.
tpein bon ber st. 8eters 2utb, 8es
msinbs. bsr ffirsli6 rsiienirte. ia 8aitor
5. 8snber eripdblt tporben unb tpirp bers
ielte am %. oS. Wfts. isin Imt iibers
nebmen.
Cine unbeiannte gsricn mahte
frlb am Nontas Noreen ben 8erfud,
bas alte 2u3erne 9aus @ebdube nahe ber
Bsf 9ittstOn 8nbnitatiOn bsr 2ada.
ipanna Gompanie in 8ronb su isbsn unb
mar eben bef6dftiet, Del auf bic Ssiie
bes @eb6ubes ;u fdtltten, ats ibn bic bort
itaiionirten Wddter bsmsrtten uno Seuer
eaben. Ser Saaunte ipurbe uueenidein'
LID setroffen. bsnn nit sinem Sibbnen
purselte sr um; raffte iiA aber fofort tpis'
per auf uno sntflpb in Der Ri1tune eincs
nnbslieeenben 8erees. tuo itn msbrere
petionsn ertparteten. 9ns @ebdube III
bon msbrsren 5amilisn bstpobnt, bic
ndtrsnb bes Strsifss Deputies bsfbiis,
ten unb aus bieiem @runbe Itd ben nn'
piasn zines sstuifsn Clements susossn.
@abrsnb am 9isnitas Morsen
neun Widnner in BEN Sabtitubl in bic
S.lbeIbers No. 2 Mins nabe 4soea Bins
abgelafen tpurben. fOnnte Der Wai&inen'
letter bic Rafdine nidt eontrOairen unh
bic 5oIos ipar. bas bsr 5abrRubI nit
Wudt untsn Ianbete unb bic Sniahen
osfeIbsu ale berlest tpurben. Ser 2du.
fsr Wm. gatpIsp bon g8iaiam Strass
erbieIt bas 8ein nabs ber QUITE eebro'
den, anbrsp Sbasss Bon Center Str.
trus cine farfs NsrpsnsrI6attsrune unh
ssbroGsnen SUB oabon, Wartin asarust
bon Wartet Strabe lsioet an sinem bbi
psrrsniten Subfn5deI. Wartin @bitlod
bat Elm bbs seridunbenss 8ein, StanIet
@rep, Samss Gallagher unb Souls Gutn
Isiben ale brei an bsrrenftsn Subfn6heIn
unb Isst'rsr IN aud an Der 9ruff psrs
lest. tpdbrenb Sranf WaIasfi unb 0eore,
WstrUb acknowledgment srbielten,
Der 6&adt ipurbe burd ben itpeitsn
5atrfubI. Der lOsssriKsn tpurbe uut
in benfslben tbeiIipsifs binabfisi, iismlid
tart bsTadoist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13
Waueel an 4obfenipaaen.

Boas 80 Brosent Der aobIsnerubsn i'm
9iitsburssr Diitriit. tpel9e bon Giien,
tabnen bstrieben ipsrben. Iieeen tpsssn
WaussIs on Gifsnbabnpassn itia. unb
be @iisnbabnen fbnneu ieine iOiortige
aufbsbuns bes ilsbeIitanbss periprsden.
Die Ausfihten iinb dubsrit tribe unb mon
elaubt. baB infolse Der 8obIennotb eine
4nsubl @ilen' uno StatItperfe ben BE.
irisb einfeaen mGfeH. Sur bic Sort.
idaifune ber 2oblsn, bic in ben @ruben
entIans ber ganbanbIs. .8abn esf6rbsri
iperben. ben6tbist man tdslid 1900
giienbabnnaeen. Su ben benadbarten
@rubsnbDrfsrn BEL 3nOrbiqs. Tenn.. lei.
ben ettpa 10000 9eriOnen tbatiddIid
NOib. neiI bic Observation-Disclosures
feline Dasen lisfsrn. bic ~ Taas ssf5r.
bsrten Dsi&icbIen auf ben Warit ~
bringen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13
Gtaktratk.
Select gouneiI, 5. Nobember.

Select gouneiI, 5. globembsr.
SIN obiser 8erfammIune ipurbe eins
Rsiolution anesnommen. bic ben Dirsf.
ipr ber bfentlltsn @erfe 8ode anipeiit,
N. 8. Dale su bena&ridtiesn, bab ct
ben Gbaussfanal fertis fsae. nit mel.
dem bsswsdt nirb, ben 2adaipanna gnes
nue. SauptabsuestanaI su erlei6tern ;
tpenn Dale biss n6t tbut, foIl bic Stabi
bic arbsit fsrtis ftslen uno ibm anrsd.
men. Dale iteute nemIi4 Sihsrbeit ftit
IbomaS Cannon, BEN bsr Gontrait iibers
uieisu tpurbe, BET aber por mebrertn
8o9sn bic arbsit nisbsrIsste, tpsiI ct
anseblid bel Der SertiBtsauna @sIb
perlieren tpirbe. Cine bon WieIpin bor'
ssIsste 8etition Der @runbeIssntbimsr
bate obise SanOluns aur SoIse.
Direftor Rode finbists in einem
Sdreiben on, oab er bic temperate
Bride ilber ben 8oarine 8ropf bel Aib
Slrabs nidt erridten la6en f6nne. ba ss
IN bsm bstreff. Sonbs on ber eenGsenben
@slbiumme maneslt unb baB iibsrbaupt
slne 8ilan3 tlbetbleiben iOIIte, um i'm
alOibfaas aussubsIfsn. Sn 8ssusnabms
auf bic 8efoluiiOn. bic ibn anipsiif.
sstpifs SIrase in Dobeetoipn su repa.
riren, srfIdrt er, bab bic Straben in
nidt 70 i6aucerbaftsn 3uitanbs fsien.
ionoern bshsr fabrbar iino ipie felt Sabs
rem. Slogan tpurbe iiber bic Sads aufs
gsrsst unb bsseidnste bic gtfldruns als
sine 2ase. Sc purbe suIsbt beidI0fsn.
Die san;e SADIE oem suitdpoiesn GOmite
su ilberweilen. bas ben 1baibefanb fsit.
ftslsn iOa.
Dtosgan rei6te Stpei HsioIutionen Elm /;
eine tpelt ben 8seoroer unO Dirsftor ber
6ffsntlidsn Merfs an, ben gontrait flr
sinsn AbjussfanaI an Wsrioian Slrabs
nidt 3u unterseidnen. bic anbere beapedt
bic Dibsrruiuns Der Drbinans fur bic
8srbeferuns, Die NnseIesenbsit uurbe
BEN suitanbissn GOmite sur grpdsuns
ibertpieien.
StaetantpaIt Watfon iberianbte Elm
@utadten. in tpeldem ct erildrte, bab
Der Stabtratb Inter BEN 8eisBe fein
asdi babe. Steusrerlaiis auf @runbei.
esntbum su betriaisen.
5olssnoe nsue ReioIuiionen tpurbsn
einssbradt uno anssnommen GofeaO
-Den Superintenbenten bes 8sIunb,
belts, Bureaus antpeiienc. ben beridtetsn
8smeinihaoen an Der @de bon Oaf
Slrnbe unb guiif Ipsnue 3u unteriuben
unb iibsr Befeitisune befslben su bsrid.
ten. Goasao-Dis Sriit sur 8ssabluns
bon Steusrn obne Sirafauffdlae Bis
sum l. Sanuar 1903 perldnssrnb. gld.
ssli-Dte Srit sur Sertieitelluns bes
4ib StraBe 4b;ussfanals um flnf Wo'
nate psrldneernb. SGneiber er-Dsn Di.
rettor Der 6ffsntlihen @srfs anpeifeno,
bic 2adawanna GOmpunie au beHahrih.
lissn. BOB iie ibrs Seiisntpeae an Wat.
tee StraBe, ;tpiiden ben 8abneeIeiien
unb Der @soar Mbsnue Bride, reparire.
Nsrriman-Den 0irettor ber bffsntli.
den Si6erbeit anipeiiens. an Der gds
bon Weplert 4senue un6 Warion Sirabs
einen @aHerftod erri&ten su lafsn,
Bon 8srsen bradte cine Oroinan3 elm
far brei eIsitriide 2idter in Der 2.
8arb. Cine bon Welbin einsebradts
RsiOlution. bic rsfsrirt purbs. bs3psdt,
bas in 9ufunft feline Drbinan3 erpdsi
iperbsn foa. tpenn bas Nitslieb. tueIdes
Fs sinbraGts, iis nidt aufruft; aud
ioIIen ale Orbinunsen Der 3abIsnfolss
naa er!sbist ipsrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13
Con Der Shbfette.

Sim ismmsnbsn Sonntas tpirb bic neus
fatb. ct. Sobns airds an Bittston gpe'
nue. formea einseiueibt tuerben.
Die gsrIObuna bon SRI. airdnsr bon
bier unb SObn s. 9bomas bon 8uI's
Seub III anssfiinoist tporbsn.
Die nsus ct. 9auI's M. 6. airds on
bsr Gds bon Bittsipn Nbenue unb Bear
Strass tpirb am Sonntas fOrmsa einse.
ipeibt tperben.
Charles SGrbber bon Scout Strabe
erbieIt am Sreitae in Der Mt. 8leafant
Deine bur6 ben Sustrtt eines Gels elm
b6s seridanbenss 8siidt.
Srau M. Ssfiinssr bon gittston 4bes
nue. erbieIt ON Wlontas bon einem unbe'
fannten Spenber Elm bibidss Rsb unb
sinsn 8robsn Barren susefanet.
Sotparb. bas fanfmonatlide S0bnIein
Der @beIeute SafOb Sduni bon Bird
StruBe. itarb Sreitas mad furser 8ranf.
belt unb uurbe Sonntas i'm Pittston
Apenue Sriebbofe beieefebt.
Sri. NmsIia SubIbrlsee bon Gin
Strabe unb WilIiam Griuelp bon Ilen,
totpn tpurbsn Disnifas gta1mittas in Der
ep. lutb. @briitus Qirde 6urd 9aiior 8.
8itie gum 8unb fiir's 2sbsn einaeiesnet.
Ser absusstanaI in ber 10. 8arb,
aIs Ssftion 8 bss IL. DiRrifts befannt,
ii son ben Gontrattoren 5idus & So.
nunmsbr aur uoIlRdnbieen 3ufriebenbeit
Ssr itdbtii&sn gsamtsn fertis sstsat
trorben.
Ser am borIebten Riitipph Nbenb
nabs ber Maple StraBs 8rsu3uus eetbb.
tets Nann ertriss Fh aIs 2aiprence
WeSalIsd bon Bennington Nbsnue; ct
tpirb bon ber @attin unb mebreren ain'
bern iiberlebt.
Der alarm bon 8afsn So am Sreitne
ipurbe bur6 einsn 8ranb in Der Srau
Warp @aIib Sommerfiide bsranIaBt,
inbem bic Srau eine Minerlampe um'
itieb. GtemifaIien retteten bas @ebdube
Dor ber 5erii6rune.
Gins 4iGbriee Todter bes Germ Sa.
lob Sausratb bon Bred SiraBe tpurbe
am D6nnstftae abene bon sinsm Sunbe
ansssriffen, Der ibr @sii6t tBs acre
Heifdts. bic untere 2ippe 70 bBs. baB iis
sassndbt tpsrben mubte.
Ssrr unb Srau 8ertboIb Sdott. bic
fiirsIi6 nad Saalston umiiebsIten. ipo
sritsrer Nnitelune in elmer 8rausrei as.
nOmmsn bat. tpurbsn am Samfas Mbeno
bon ibren sabIreiden 5reunben nit elmer
Abidiebs SeieIlfdaft beebrt. bic bic
Dlitterna&t anbielt.
5rau Ratrina DimIsr itarb ssitern i'm
Utter bon 81 Sabrsn i'm Sauis ibrsr
GnfsIto9tsr, Srau 8ats @sb. go. 40l
SGb Sruins Abenue. Sic bintsrlabt
sipsi 8nber, Sreb. DimIer unb 5rau
Surub Saud. 9as 8ssrdbnib srfoIst
5reitas Nadmiitae 2 ubr bonn 9rauers
baufe aus.
Das bon benz Srauenberein in bem
@emeinbsbaufe ber Sidorp Strabs 8ress
bpterifdsn @emeinbe auf ssfsrn Nbenb
aneeisbte ,,EotpeI Social" mar auBer'
orbentIid gut beiudt unb entiprah
finansiea unb in ieber anosren Siniidi
ben sebesien Gripartunsen. Die SET.
IidfeIt pirb beute Gtsnb tpisberboit, mo.
bel uud bic @boraI Union 8ortrdse ee'
ben tpirb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13
Gunuipre.

- Ser ole Irsibsr in Der Sobnfon
Dlins snssfsats Gbumas GAL fisI Srsis
tas untsr einen 8us Rsrrsn, bic Jpn
dbsrfubrsn unb ssfabrlid berIestsn.
Srau Rate Gorriesn. an bsr Gds
bon WiIliams unb 8IafsIp Straben
tpobnbaft. tuurbe Samitae Na6t, ole iis
nobs itrsr Dohnune entIans ben 6sIsis
fen lief, bon sinem Strabenbabnipaasn
gstrofsn unb sismti4 bbs psrlstt; man
natm iie aur 8ebanbluns naG BEN
2adatuanna SoipitaI.
Serbert SpineIe bon 8isrtsr Str.
psrfins am Donnsrifas in ben Gris Sra.
idinsniperfsn feline aIsibuns in elmer
Wai6ine unb sbs man Jpn ipisbsr frsi
MAIDEN tonnts, tpurben bic Wusfeln fei.
nss linlen Grmes in idauberbaftsr Wsiie
serrifen. Man bat Soifnuns. bab ibm
Der arm ertalten ipirb.