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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29
A eooD NAN GONE WRONG.

The vital necessity for a change in
the tariff laws of the United States is
becoming clearer every day. Chair
man Babcock of the Republican con
gressional committee saw il. He
sounded the note Of alarm. In vain
he strove with his party, both in con
grsss and out of it, TO induce them to
take hold and make the manifestly
needed reforms in the Dingley tariff.
He even braved the majority in CON
gress and publicly denounced the in
equalities of that law by which the
tariff protected trusts were enabled
to charge the American consumer from
10 to so per cent more than the for.
eign consumer. In this. moreover
Mr. Babcock was sustained by his
constituency. which made him ex-
ceedingly bold, and for a time his
speeches rang with clear logic and
fierce defiance.
But all has changed. The master
is mastered. The defiant notes of the
Republican tariff reformer have
changed under the party lash wieldel
at the behest TO the protected trusi to
the cry of mo tariff tinkering"
Babcock could not stand the pe's.
sure and so another good man mas
gone wrong This is not the first
time a really good mind has seen 4
truth. stood for It until the test came
and then failed.
Babcock is gone but the truth re-
mains. It is becoming palmer every
day.
The Republican party by falling to
rectify the inequalities of the Dingley
tariff has called down upon its head
the thunders of the peoples protest
and paved the way for a Democratic
house Of rept esentatives.
The Republican party managers
argued that TO accede to the cry soT
tariff reform would be simply going
over 20 the Democratic party, bag and
baggage They all saw the need for
the reform, but chose rather to brave
the people than acknowledge tho jus
tice OF the Democratic demands.
They had their choice. They have
made It and cannot complain When
they are swept from power for fail
ure TO perform a plain duty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29
rAE RECORD rHAr Kills.

The Republican party of Oklahoma
can fume and fuss. and make prom
ises and wave the bloody shirt, and
abuse the Democrats and fll the at
mosphere with hre-water and denun
Citations of Bill Cross, but they cant
get away from their death dealing
statehood record of six years OF un-
conditional promises, full control Of
both houses. and the president aud
four years Of Dennis Flynn and still
no statehood.
The cry now is, just give us two
more years in which to repent and
do better"
It is the same hopeless old cry OF
the prohigate that has gone up so
many times when he realized that his
sins had o3eitaken him aud that
death was at hand
This is no over drawn view OF the
case. 1t is the actual, cold fact that
is staring the party in the face. There
Is no getting away from il,
OF course, the campaign managers
will attempt TO attract public atten
tion 10 some side show but the
simple. glaring, well known record is
there Il stares them In the face ey-
cry morning and roosts like some
ominous owl. on their bed posts ey'
cry night
There Is no use for any long wind
ed. mysufying argument for when II
is all over and YOU come down to the
gist OF the matter. the barefaced fact
is. that the Republican party has ut
terly failed during a long course Of
years 10 perform a sacred promise
made 10 the people Of Oklahoma and
now has Inc enrontry 20 threaten pun
ishment Of the people Of this territory
il they do not again place their trust
in them and elect Bird Mcclure TO
congress.
The people viii never do IT, They
are tired Of this manipulation of a
vital issue 20 personal and political
ends, Tired OF promises made to be
broken and are determined to have a
change.
The people OF this country have a
record Of standing about so much
foolishness from politicians, and then
making their wants known in no un-
certain tone, This fan promises to
be one OF those times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29
AERlcAN LloN RoARs-

Following is another verbatim roar
from Perkins Guide:
The Guide will nor be ignored,
any longer as factor in Territorial
and Logan county politice, without
a roar. and IL we do roar it win be
heard and felt beyond Nov a. 1902.
Ten year Of non reorganization is
now ended he Guide viii not pull
another chesnut out with his naked
hand for The other fellow
"We freed YOU" don't 90, every
Negro that is only 80 years old was
bomed free and the Old African
Lion helped to free himself and
helped to save the Union
Douglas have made good Secret
ary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

having control OF the government fol
years and viewing this pitiable condi
tion has utterly failed and refused "a
alleviate and now utterly fails and
refuses to do the one thing that would
cause Il to blossom like rose
No man doubts but that the Indian
territory has the natural resources to
make it almost a paradise. There is
no difference Of opinion on that point
among men who have visited IT,
Who then bears the stigma of this
distressing and anomalous condition.
II cannot be the Democratic party for
they have plead for relief for the sister
territory and still stand pleading for
the right to touch the magic button
that would cause a vast common
wealth to spring into new life, school
houses to spring up call into exist
ence beautiful homes for Indians and
w-.tes and create from natures store
houses millions of wealth
The Indictment is fearful There
can be no plea but guilty. It is self
confessed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

BY local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion N the ear. There is
Cnly one way 10 cure dea fness and chat
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
h caused by an inhummod condition n
The mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube gets lnfamcd you
have q ~umbling sound or imperfect hear-
ing and when it Is entirely closed deaf
ness Is the result and unless the niam-
nation can be taken out and thls tuoe
restored 20 its normal condition, hearing
wiz be destroyed tcr ever, nine eases ont
OF ten are caused hv catarrh wair1 Us
rcthing but en- irfHfaed condii' aH o. rhc
mucous surfaces
We VIII give one Hundred Dollars Tor
anv case q Deafurfs (caused hy cgtatrtl
ihat canrot he cured hy Hans catarrn
Cure send for circulars frar
p ]. CHENFf x co roieta p
Sold bv Druggists To-
Hans Family Puls are the test
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

A horses foot needs as much care
and attention as a man's-sometimes
great deal more. make a speciality
I expert horseshoeing. Having grad
uated from a veterinary college. and
understanding thoroughly the anat-
omy Of the foot and leg, It stands 20
reason that am better prepared to
shoe horse scientifically and hu-
namely than those who nave not had
these advantages. shoe a horse for
mobility and action, and successfully
treat lame horses. Refer to 100 pleas
Hd patrons in Guthrie and vicinity.
s. II. Olson,
Proprietor Capital Blacksmith shop.
PIC N. Division 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

There are times when your liver
leeds tonic. Don't give purgatives
that grippe and weaken. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers expell all pvison
from the system and act as tonic to
the liver. w. Scott, 531 Higulani
ave, Milton, Pa, says: 81 have car.
ried Dewitt's Little Early Risers With
me for several years and won,d not
be without them" Small and easy III
take. Purely vegetable. They never
grippe or distress.
]. ~. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29
Enternr!s,

Lawton Enterprisv. Delegate
Flynn does not propose 70 be caught
in any more Of mis- own traps like that
one at the Enid convention. he says
that he wants 10 be a United States
senator He is not going 70 stand
around and wait for his friends 70
push him into the place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

James Van Alien after making his
millions in America. is to go to Eng
land and take all his money with him.
He says, England Is the only mt
place for gentleman to live in" The
only thing to be regretted is that he
should not be compelled to go and
leave his money behind,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

co. A, had a fine drill last night, it
being the first since the encampment.
The nlght mas been changed on ac-
count of the band concerts TO We'd
nesday nights.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

Richard Mansfield thinks that botn
the English and American drama
have gone off after the spectacular
and loss in ola time vigor and imagin-
ative powe..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29
Newklrk Demoerat- Herald /:

Newkirk Democrat Herald: Nc
Guire is the apple of our eye" says
an exchange. AS the apple" has the
appearance Of beng green, the people
will take very sparingly of it, Green
apples are not the best of food for an
empty stomach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

Ask legislative candidates whether
they are in favor of using Oklahoma
convicts in building good roads in the
territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

The colored Republican voters in
Logan county feel that they have
greater grievance than even the John
Brown neople In Kingnsher county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

The Hon. Bird Mcclure says that
the Indian territory has mo schools
for white children. no school houses,
no taxable lands, no highways moth.
ing thai goes TO make up a common.
wealth Granting The statement
true who bat he party ne partly rep
resens IS respoi s.bie? What party
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

The Leaders proposition to use the
Oklahoma convicts. or at least all but
the more desperate, in building good
roads in the erritory is gaining
ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

The boy who is thinking of attend
ing college will make no mistake by
Deciding to go.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

Bin Cross can rely on the solid
rock over at Granite.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

No county can continue to sell
abroad that does not also buy abroad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

The Greater Guthrie is materially.
ing on every hand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-29

Walk in and Look Around
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Gen @etsrsbure.

- -Sobn gbrif ID naH elmer pietmo.
natIi&en 3raibsit am Rbeumatismus auf
Der 8sRsrune. @lrfli& elm b6iss 2raui
su perbausn. Gbriit,
Ssrr uuo 5rnu Charles Waans,
pon z 9upIor Npenus betrraasn ben 8erluft
ibrer 20 SABRE alten 1o&isr Mnna. b,s
frlb Dioniag Morasn nod sinp6&sntli.
&etRtanibeit berO bautsni, ,anbune sr.
lag. Die 8esrbleune erfolete gshstn i'm
5oref S,a 6rleobofe. nod sinsm Irau.
ssb,enit i'm 9aufe.
= 8srihtsbsns Srsurbs bes Germ
German Claus, tpelher Tor 9Do&enfrifi
iuf 70 f&rsdI'&e Dsifs isiu Aussnli6,
uerior. iino sssenipdrtis bamit bei&af
liet, cine @olsile ftir ibn 3u erbeben, ba.
mt cine nod auf isinem G,senibum Ia.
iisnbe Sppotbet eet,lst unb ibm aut
icnit nntaftdsuns eeesben iusrbsn iann
@Ine bdbi6e SUMMIT N i&on beissitsuerl
worosn. ieOo& nod n,dt ssnissno ps,
ocber sinem brausn. unaltidli1sn Dsu .
i&sn bslfsnb untsr bic arms srslfsn ipiu,
bat biermit @slsssnbeit, elm gutss @er,
au untsrftnsen. Serr George Nap wwe
IN Germ Better Slipp's Df &C an Rort
Baibinston apsnue germ isosn 8atrap
ia Gmpfane n,tmsn flr Ssrrn GIaus.
uno es NJ .u boifen, oab btefer Appsll
nl4t pereebsns fem utrb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Don Der eahfsite.

Ssrr GbriR. 5idus bon Gsbar apenus
feierte 5teitaa i'm f.bbli&sn Srsunbss.
ireife ieinen 90. @sbartstas.
Ssute @orssn um baIb Q llbr branni,
bic einit6dlse. so SUB ionse Barren. Rs.
paraiuiiperiftatte ber Roromdbls nisbsr
Sri. g. file Samm unb 8. 8. Iiaer
iuutben eefern our& 9aitor u. . Sal,
lsnfamp sum 1unb fdr's 2sben sinssises
net.
George Settri& unb SRI. Soispbins
9ernbart llebsn fid an 9Onnsrhaa
Abeno bur& puitor Spisfsr bon ber
Seiliaen Dreieinissieits air&s gum 8unb
fat's 2sben einfsensn.
SRI. 2ouiie M. SsIlrisssI unb DaItst
9. Stepbenfon tpurben Oisnitag Mbsnb
IN bsr Bobuune ber 8raut on gsbar
4usnue burt Bafor Wm. U. 9orbt jur
8auo fiit's asbsn slnesiesnst.
Die @sibnadtsbsi&ssruns Der Gerans
ton Sdn8errunoe. pel&e am Wontas
Abeno in Der Aiblsiie Sale haitfano,
erfreute iid eines isbr ,oblrsi4sn 1siu.
@es unb sefaItete ii@ au sinem h5bIi,
den Seize foe Sung unb Alt. Die alsis
men trurben but& bdbfbe @aben erfreut
-anb bic @rObsn amaiirtsn iid ou& srob.
artig. fpsslel an Der erfolsten 8:rIoof.
une Der Wdnnerdor true peri&isbsns
babf&s Bsibna&isIiebet Dor. .-Mm elsi.
Den Abenb bieli oer Sunaer Mdnnsr&or
in bsr @srmania Saae sbsnfaas elm &c.
lun8enes Beibna&tsfsit ab.
Serr unb Srau 3bsobor Seiiinaer bon
Blaop Strabe. bic felt tlber 40 Satrsn
lu ben eeudieiRsn uno bslisbisitsn beut.
i@en aniisbIsrn ouf bisier Sslts 3dt!sn,
f'lerten am 8onnsritrs Oas id5is unb
ieItsne Sef. be soIbeus So1Ssit. i'm
Rreifs ibrsr nd&iisn Anesb6tiasn, BEN
abenbs elm gmpfans fOlsts. Ssrr unb
5rau 0eiiinaer warsn. trob ibrss porse'
'@rittenen aliets. bic luif,shsn untsr ben
4npeisnoen unb ibre quite @eiunbbsii
irue piel bO,u bel. bic idbas Ssisr nod
su erb6ten. Bafor Wm. u. Norbt bon
Der S.dctp Strabe Btesbpisrii@en @s.
msinos iuar sriu&t poroen. bas sbrmdr
oiss Baar no6maIs % pereinen unD poa'
aos bic Grauuns I'M Bsiisin Der gamer
5am,lis. 6err Seifneer mar in f,ibst'n
5 bren i'm Baui&rs,ner @si&dft ibdtia.
II feit Iansen Sabren Elm sifrisss WIs
slleb Der aaiance 2oee Der Dob 5saOms
upo felt 20 Sibren bsren Seirstdr.
puree au& iGOn su pieIsn Malsn ale
SreuercoQsfior ber IL. @arb srnanni,
mdbrsnb Srau Seiiinser oasntbaIbsn ole
zine treue Satin unb Uluitsr bsianni unt
bellebt 1T. Sbre sobIrsidsn 8siannisp
bOffen. bab es ibnen bsidlsosn isi, be
Olamentsne 9o&ssit su fsisrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
sBilsesbarre wadrtAteu.

= Maior S. Ribepap Drisbt bat
iiG aIs WiapoIs aanb,oal ansstiincist.
-Sn glpmouib ipurbsn Srsitas bier
rsue Sale pon poden nneemeIbet, foipie
Elm Goossfaa bur& bic atuuitsif.
= Ser l5iabrias Mnbreip GoItsr bon
Sdb Seott StraBe fiel Wontas 0or.
mittaa in ben 2otIsnbsf5rberer bss Con.
puabam 9re&srs unb purbe auesnbl.dli&
sstbbtet.
Ser bsiannte 2auimann Simon
Song ftarb Disnitag In ieiner Dobnuna
an Sao Ripsr Stru6s unb pirb bsuis
besreiet. Song tpurbe i'm Sabre 1897
in 9resfeIb. 8apsru, setoren.
- Scbn Mansan unb Sobn DELANEY
bon @sOrsetonn ipuroen Donneriiae
abenO bel Der 8aipbio 8ede bon bren.
nenbem guIm tbeiImsiie peri6litet; er'
ftsrsr erIas 6reitos i'm Weicp SOfpiioI
ben e,baIteneh 8ranbnunoen. bod niro
Delaney ii@ tpabrfGeinIi& erboIen.
= @slrsu,te eleitrii&e Drdbis psrur.
id&ten Samfde Na&mittaB i'm @ronb
Opera Saus Elm 5euer, tas Dor feline,
8sipdltisuns einen Sdaben bon %. 600
anri6teie. Dis sur 9eit suitirenoe Au'
brsr @ompanie oetliert $4,000. Ser
Sdaben am @ebduoe betrdst So. 900.
- Die ais Winnie 2etpis bstannts
SnfoHn zines unorbsntIi&sn Suuiss on
Sab 6sl 9 roBe, BON 2nie @brei be.
trieben, puroe Wlontae In lbrem 8immsr
pur& 2sudisus afdt uufssfunoen.
Wau nlmmt an, bab SslbRmoro Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Gtaetratk. .
Common GuuneiL. 26. 0easmt

Common Council, 26. DECEMBER.
Die Grmdsune oer Orbinan@n flr
Deeere&te ber neusn Sirnbenbabnsn
sine bIssmal elatt unb Obns Saber bon
itaiien. Wan battle in ben lsstsn jpel
No&en init ben Rsprdisntanten bei
bestef. SompanIen ii& auf peri&isbsne
Amenbemenis seelniet uno bic Sole.
mar. bob bic Deft @nbs unb Sloisltv
Sompan,sn O.blnansen einft,mmia bsi
,ps,ter 2eiuna aneenommen murben.
wdbrenb bic Horb @nbe Drbtnans bis
sur nd&ten Deriammlune fbersslsei
putbe Ds amenoemsnis iinb: Dab
ole 8eiammteinnabmen ber Gompanlen
ftG 1907 g Elm Prosent beheuert wsrben
lolen. bic smei folesnbsn Sabre ,ipsi
prossut pnb fili ieoss fOlesnbe s bt bre,
Piosent; ioate be betrsifsnbe Olpinans
re&tsedliie erffdrt perbsn, TO tpsrbsn
oieie Companion NIT ben auheren fini
prossnt bssablsn. 9sins Srabe icl nj.
Dsasrt rerosn, bis ale @runoeissuibl
mer an oerielben ii& perpHl@tet baben.
ietpe S&abenetiaeforoerunse einsurei
Den. i'm anoeren Sale maRsn bic Som
panien S,uerbeit eeben, um bic Q ubt
sseeH berariiee 5orbernnssn 40 fhlssn.
DIE 5riit sur 5srtiefteauns bon aipst aui
flnf Sabre serl6neernb. Oab 9olyiftsn
uno 5susrwsbrlsuie steie 5abrt erbalien.
Dob 3ransfsIs auf ben intsrsfiirtsn Sc
men auseeseben treroen ioaen. DaB
pdbrenb Der @siHdfIaitunpsn Bah nipaeen
auf alien GruutIInien isos flnf NInuisn
laufeh. Dab. wenn n6lbis. be Gompas
nisn ouf ibrs siesusn Rotten 8rIdsn far.
Ter MAIDEN. Dab be bswiQletsn RsHts
binbenO iein fOaen. nenn cine ano,re
@ompunie bic BShaen srtplrbt. Dab
telne @eleiie auf Straken aeleet perben
lolIsn. ols psnieer .aIs 30 5uB brett itnb.
Die OIolnan3 tpelde Bseerehte iti'
bic gonfumsrs' @ls Gompanle bsmilist.
uurbs bel ber etften 2:iune aneenommen
uno bann foIeenoe Amenosmente tu Der.
isIben ssmaGl: Dab bic @ompanis fur
Die fdouiGs Gale unb bic bier polssIs
ttationsn Sac frsi lisfere unb ale Siro.
Sen unb @afsn in bsnislben 8uRanb
istt. tpis fis paren. ebe iie aussssrubsn
purpen; bierauf nabm mnn bic Orbls
nana bel stpeiier 2eiuns on. 8ulssl
tpurbe bic nsue 8auorbinans eineerel9i
! snb BEN bstrsff. Gomiis dtsEpisisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Rcrb 6crautpn.

= Die Rspubliianer ber l. Warb
asaten Samtas @aIter .. gtriRmas
als S4ulraib auf.
- Martin Wcgamara bon Meit
Narfet Strobe ipurbe Samfcg in bei
Bon Sior& Wiins bon sinem Bug bur&.
rrennenbsr aarrsn eetroffsn unb erbieIi
Ssrlebnnssn. bic als lsbsnsssf6brli& be.
tra&iet tuerben.
= Srnu Daniel Slanaeban bon Tbeos
bore Sirabe, bte Dor mebreren Bo&en
nobs ibrsr Nobuuns bsim arsussn be,
8abnaeleiie bon sinem 8. & o.. 8uas
aetrofen unb bbs perlett purbe, srlae
Oonpstita8 ben erbaltensn Berlesuneen
in 2adairanna SOipual.
-Sarrp 8. Sreberid bon Blair Gpe.
nue. purbs frab Donneritas Rorsen
cur& sinen Repolpsri&ub b5s, m5sli&sr.
meiie fatal perlett. ole er sinen unbs.
tannten Stallener berbinbsrn ipolts, in
EN- unorosntli&es Sius an Propiosnes
aoao su btinssn. IN BEN Srsbsr,d ii&
wabrenb Der Ra&t oufssbalten bate.
Der Blas pirb bon 5rau AIies @llIiams
seb1lten uno 6rsberid battle flo in eins
Der Sniaiiinnen. Nsq,e aqsn. pernarrt.
Oas 4len Wldbhsn leiftets stpa llbr
s,nsm Rlopfen an ber Gbars Soi8s unb
als fe bemsrfte, onb smsi Stalienei
Slnlab petlaneien. perweiserte lie bleien,
porauf iis init @smalt psriu&isn, elnau.
usten. GIN S1rsi osr aasn Iodts Ere.
oerld aus sluem Slnterjimmsr unb alS er
cen Borsans bemeriie. mari sr sine Burs
Hai4e na& e,nem oer @inbrineiiuge unit
traf ,bn AN 2opfs. Der @stroifens aoa
bierauf IN elnsm Buibanfaas etnen Re.
poIper. i&pb lbn atpslmal nan Der Dsd,
ib, ben brittsn 6&uB CAB sr ouf Sire.
cerid ab unb eranp oieiem in ben Inter.
Isib. Wis cer Berlsbte NIT eiuem fhmsra,
paften Slbbnen nisoeriani, ereriifen bis
,wei StGliensr bic Sluat. s5reoer,d
uuIbe na@ bem SOipuat eebrahi, mo
man fanb, bab bic Rugel be 2sber unb
Sbsile Der ilslnersn @epdrme purabobri
bilts. Dle aussl iOnnis snifernt ipsr,
en-. bod mar lem 5uifanb aur 8eit Elm
itlImmG. 5reberid's 8srIseuns ertples
it'd. tpie ermartet. als .eine i5btlihe uno
CT etlns oerielben Sonntas Ra&mittae,
uu&Oem fi& Gniaanbuns sinsshegt bate.
Bon ieinsm W5roer bat man ni@t ben
aerinsitsn Anbaltspunit. um bsiisn Sbsn.
iltd; fsltSuteaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Dunmore.

y @m. 8rpbsn bon bier tpanbsrit
5amhua in @rmanssluus bon 8Ghei&ail
ms @sfdnen,b, neil er aus Der @slD-
i&ublooe e,nes 2un&maesns in Spe,
Part SIS asftoblsn baUen fol-. B,pDsD
e.sbt ,u. 81 25 ssnommen su babsn.
-Sn bem Soisl bee 3bOmas Rsbs,
an eb,itnut Strobe entRanb frlb psr,
fiOiisasn Donns,itrs Elm Brano. Der au.
ssni&sin!i& ansslset mar. benn psri&is.
osne Sa&sn iuaren nit Del setrantl
worbsn. &c ssIans Der Geusrtpsbr. bis
5lammen nit ileinem S&aosn ,u bspdls
iiaen. Vie cine 6olss Der unteriu&unp
oes 8ranoes trurben 5rsitaa absnb b.,
Nutisr unb 0aitin beS eissnibamsis
bee Sotels. fotpie ber 9oRednser SoIspt
@alforD auf bic anflage Der 1ranbRlit.
une psrbaftet unb ftir ibr ssri&tli&si
Gti4einen eebaltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
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