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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-11
Commercial Club Smoker.

"Our Trade in Austria Hungary" will be
the subject of the address of Addison c..
Harris at the Commercial Club smoker to-
night. Other addresses will be delivered
by prominent men OF the city. The Dudley
Buck quartet will furnish music and the
reception committee of which Frank Fish
back is chairman, will provide refresh
mentS.
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Wants Restraining order.

George w. Swift. of Bordentown, N. j.,
has asked Judge Anderson. of the Federal
Court, to restrain the Portland Brush and
Broom Company from further infringement
on his patents. Swift claims that on April
4 1899. he was granted a patent on cell case
machines and charges the defendants with
infringing on the same
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Bids will be asked for by the state worlds
fair commission this week for supplying the
foral decorations for the Indiana building
at the ST. Louis exposition. These include
trailing vines. shrubbery. equipment OF flow
er beds and care and maintenance of the
same through the exposition. Indianapolis
tTact-
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Report on Factory Inspection.

B. f. Specs. secretary Of the International
Association of Factory Inspectors. has COM
pleted his report. and copies OF IL are being
issued from his office in the Statehousc.
The report Is comprehensive and includes
much OF interest 10 factory inspectors
throughout the country.
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LIABILITIES.
State of Indiana. ONCE Of Auditor Of state


l. the undersigned. auditor OF state OF the
State of Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement OF
the condition OF the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3lst day OF December. 1893. as
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement Is now on ME
in this office
In testimony whereof I hereunto sub
scribe my name and affiN my Of
ISEAI.l fetal seal this 5th day OF March.
1904
u. L. sHERRICK. Auditor OF state
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The Assets of the Company I'm the
United States Are as Follows;

Cash on hand and in the hands
of agents or other persons. SIS. 1875 %
Real estate unincumbered ........ L455,l44i3
Bonds owned by the company.
bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent. secured as follows:
United states ....:.............. s.5s2.ls5OO
Loans bonds and mortgages
of real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same Is
moTtgaged and free from any
prior incumbrance .-............. II, 424.Sll.22
Debts otherwise secured. .......... 163.Ol000
Debts for premiums (pOlicy loans
and premium notes).............. 3.S27. S34l5
All other securities ................ 109s ga 50
Total assets ..................s2 SOS. 1853. az 81
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-11

The Union National Bank solicits your
business: faciiitios second to none. w iliiam
:. Richards. president.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-11
DunIap's Celebrated Hats
At Seaton's Hat store.
CORY a HEIDENREICH, 35 n. ILL.
Spring Opening Week, March is.
Omen evenings
Telephone for Help.
Open evenings.

II you are in need of position or desire
to employ male or female help advertise In
the Journal. If you are a subscriber TO the
Journal and do not find II convenient 10
call at the office you may telephone your
advertisement and il Will be charged 10
your account, cents for each seven words
or any part thereof.
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BE sure to see The Grass Widow next
week
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
OYSTER BOAT SLAVE ESCAPES

William Pappe, an employe Of an oys-
ter dredging boat, hailing from Smith
Island, Md, escaped from the vessel Sat-
urday after being pursued by the captain
halfway through the streets of Crisfeld,
Pappe alleges brutality, and claims
Philadelphia as his home. He tele-
graphed to his brothers in that city for
aid. He claims that he was practically
shanglaied from Baltimore November lst
on promise of $40 month wages and
board. Since then he declares his life
has been one intending series of kicks,
cuffs and abuse, and that he has been half
starved, almost frozen and not paid
cent.
The matter has been placed in the
of the United States Deputy Marshal.
THE TRANscRIPT. $1.00 per year.
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
OUT IN THE SNOW
BY LOUISE CHANDLER MoUL1

The snow and the silence came
eetfhef;
Through the night ST 1itaas
And young folks, housed from theV
weather.
Housed from the storm and the chilli,
Heard in their dreams the sleigh-bells jim
gle,
Coasted the hill-sides under the moon,
Felt their cheeks with the keen air tingle,
Skinned the ice with their steel-clad
shoon.
They saw the snow when they rose in the
morning,
Glittering ghost of the vanished night,
Though the sun shone clear in the Win
ter dawning,
And the day with a frosty pomp was
bright.
Out in the clear, cold, Winter weather.
Out in the Winter air like wine,-
Kate with her dancing scarlet feather,
Bess with her peacock pluniage fine,
Joe and Jack with their pealing laughter,
Frank and Tom with their CAV halloo,
And half score of roisterers after,
Out in the witching, wonderful snow.
graybeards shuttle and stumble,
Righting themselves with a frozen
frown,
at every snowy tumble:
But young folks know why the snow came
down.
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
GUILDS OF THIEVES

China is the country of guilds, and the
guild of thieves in any district might
almost be described as recognized body.
1t is treated with by all householders
until it has become kind of insurance
agency against theft. All gatekeepers
and night watchmen pay small monthly
fee to this guild in order that no thieving
may take place on the premises over
which they have control. Then if any
thing does go wrong it will be due to
free lance who would be promptly MUIR
dered if captured by the guild thieves
themselves.
A recent writer on China states that
friend of his who employs many hun
dreds of coolies pays regular monthly
salary to the head OF the thieves in that
district. The man comes to the office on
pay days like other employees to draw
his wages. If, however, anything has
been missed from the factory during the
month the value of it is deducted frepd
his salary until the article is restored
which is invariably done within sL
time and in full.
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
Mems Overcoats

en- SOvercoatS-beaverS, kerSeyS, chew
lots, meltons, freze, in blue, black, oxford
and novelty effects and stripes, long graceful
box or swagger styles, the swagger coats
have half belt, all sizes up to A in, these also
include products of the celebrated "King"
overcoat makers.
Box and swagger styles in blue, black
oxford, freize, kerseys and beavers. Both
styles have the new concave shoulders and
collars, these goods are made by the famous
King Overcoat people at. ........ $17. 90
Mems latest stvle Vcuna Overcoats, lined
with the best Italian lining, satin piping
throughout. The very latest cut A. inches in
length. plain or turned up cuffs The worlds
greatest money saver if sold at $23.00. Our
Price ...................- $1,000
ems and Young ens Overcoats and
listers, equal to the made -to-order kind.
The style and finish are all simply perfect
All hand made buttonholes, trimmed with the
very best &f silk and satin throughout. No
one can slow them for less than $1,000, our
Prlce. ........ SlO.OO
ems fine overcoats-Bla Blue and
OXFORD freize, single breasted box style,
these fine coats at .s............ $3.50
Men and Young ems elegant Kersey
Overcoats, in dark brown, indigo blue and
black, made up handsomely, all double stitch
ed. Positively Italian sleeve lining and with
good wide piping. Manufactured to sell for
So. Our Price. ................~.$5.5O
Men S and Young ems extra heavy Winter
Overcoats and listers, durable and stylish,
sewed with strong linen and silk thread-col-
ors blue and black. Plain Beavers guaranteed.
Our Price .t........ .............$4 $500
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
GROWTH
OF BANKS
Annual Report as Presented
by Comptroller Ridgely
MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS

f WASHINGTON, Dec. Sth.-The forty-sec
ond annual report of the Comptroller o
the Currency has just been issued.
The report starts with detailed state.
! ment of the resources and liabilities oil
the national banks. The Comptroller
says:
The number of reporting banks has in
creased from 51lS OH November 18th,
1903, to 54l2 OH. September 9th, 1904, and
there has been gradual increase during
: the year in the aggregate resources oil
these associations from $6,3l0, ,429, 1856. 81
on September 9th, 1903, to So, ,975 ,OS6, 504-
.05. the increase being 1914 $3.50, ,537.6S.
The paid-in capital stock has gradually
increased since September, 1903, from
$753, 722, ,65S to $77O,777, 1854, or an in
crease Of $17O55, 1856. The surplus and
undivided profits aggregate $5S3, 137, ,047.-
"a, an increase of $26, 7s5, ,59s.O2 during
the past year. The deposits of the banks
individual, government and bank
amounting to nearly 70 per cent. OF the
total liabilities, aggregated $5, l3O, 235, 94O-
81, a net increase during the year of $597,-
SO4. .69393.
From classification OF tie loans and
discounts, it is shown that pei,fi, y per
cent. OF the total volume of loans is held
by the New York banks.
The returns also show that 1858, ,44S
shares were held by 104, ,534 women; in
other words, that while nearly one third
of the stockholders were women their
holdings amounted to approximately one
fifth Of the entire stock of national bank
ing associations. 1t is also shown that the
average number Of shares per shareholder
was 27.72, and the average value of hold
ings $24l8. The average number of |
shares standing in the name Of women
was l7.7S, and the average value of their
holdings $l55l. In the New England and
Eastern States 43 per cent. of the share
holders Of national banks are women, and
they hold, respectively, "a and % per
cent. of the stock. In the Southern and
also in the Middle Western States 26 per
cent. OF the shareholders are women, and
their holdings approximately, 20 per cent.
of the stock. In the Western States the
percentages drop to 10 and 10, respect
lively. In the Pacific States and Terri
tories nearly 10 per cent. of the stock is
owned by women, representing % per
cent. of the number of shareholders.
The report gives brief history of the
of national banks.
During the past year 26 national banks
were placed in charge of receivers Inthe
case ofsix of them, however, the receivers
have been discharged and the banks re-
stored to solyency,
The aggregate stock OF money in the
world is given as $l2,3l3, 100000, the
amount of gold being S., ,628, 100000 The I
stock of silver aggregates $3,2O1, 100000.
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
Men $ and Young
Mems Pants

ems Working Pants. ...... S .4s
Never Rip Pants. .7s
Mems Blue and Black Worsted and
Cheviot pants, well made. our price Loo
ems Black and Blue Cheviots and
Cashmeres, very neat, dressy, also
durable, our price. ............ 125
n'sall-wool Scotch plaids and stripes.
Neat pattern and well made, also
double stitched, our price ........ las
ems nobby stripes and checks in wor-
sted pants, latest patterns, our price LIS
ems very fine dress pants, in stripes
and gray mixtures, the very nobby
kind, a large assortment. Valued
at other stores $500, our price. !. 200
Mems nobby dress pants, in plaids,
checks and strips, equal to custom
made and extra fine finished, our
price. $50
The nobbiest styles in Mems very fine
worsted and woolen pants, every
pair cut to custom pattern, sewed
with silk and finely finished, our
price. 275
We have big line of Childrens S Knee
Pants in all styles, patterns and sizes
from to 16. Prices 25, 40, so, IS, rs
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
Mems and Boys Sweaters

Ex. heavy Mems Cotton Sweaters ~. S 40
Ex. heavy Boys Cotton Sweaters. ~. 35
Strictly all wool childrens Sweaters. .85
Fancy Striped Boys Sweaters ... so
All wool Mems Sweaters -. ......... 100
Ex. fine Mems all wool Sweaters 80
Very best Mems all wool Sweaters -. 1.75
Mems Jersey wool Fleeced Jackets ~ LOO
Mems Wool Cardigan Jackets. ..... 100
Extra Heavy Cardigan Jackets :. ..... 1.25
D. B. All Wool Cardigan Jackets ... 200
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
pelawars

Dr, Harter has jas y
cablegram from Dr.
the examinations for
ships will sbe held b
of January, 1905
VINE and all pers
State, who have he
Wara College, are
n,ent 10 the echola
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
Children's Overcoats

A message to the children Of iddletown
and vicinity, The Globe Clothing Store has
received of the largest manufacturers of New
York City $50 Overcoats, in Oxford Grays,
Blue Gray Kersey, Vicuna elton and Chin
chilla. We have them ready for your inspec-
tion for Thanksgiving, and it will be sold at
$3.50, 400, $50, 800
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17

,ntative at meeting of the ReDa!
OF st. Georges hundred, and later
nomination was ratified at the Union
publican and the Republican primal
That he is strong candidate and rel
fayorably is evinced by the excellent
he made on election day, when he
with Mr.. Pennington. the Demod
candidate.
Martin B. Burris, state Treasures
resident of MiddIetown, is familiar
the political standing of Mr.. En-,
Mr.. Burris said ON Saturday:
"Mr. Emerson is Regular Repp
OF the Simon pure type, and all thi
to the contrary is part of Dem,
scheme to try to divert votes from
Mr.. Emerson never has been
Republican. He was nominated
caucus of Republicans of St.
hundred and is a straightout Reg,
publican and never has been a
else. ."-Morning Nems.
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
Chi1dren's Suits

Sizes from to Is, in Black Brown,
Blue aud Gray Twill, D. B. Suits
our price. 150
Boys Scotch Tweeds double breasted.
the kind for rough wear, our price. LIS
Black or Brown all-wool mixtures, neat
double breasted coat, we'll made,
double stitched seams, our price. 200
Boys fine gray mixtures, pin stripes
and invisible plain suits made of
Brown appearance. These suits are
made in very best of fashion, each
suit is hand made and sewed with
silk and lined with serge or farmers
satin. The material in these suits
is all wool and the best produced for
the money, our price. ........... 2.75
Boys double breasted suit, sizes to 16
years, all wool blue and fancy Chew
lots and Cassimeres, lined with Ital
ian cloth, our price. 1880. -. 3 so
Boys fine suits in three piece, size to
16. These suits are coat, pants and
vest made of blue and black serges,
pin stripes, gray mixtures and in
visible plaids, our price. 80. .... $50
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
SHOES
Mems, oys', Women's and
Children's Shoes and
Rubber Goods

We handle a fine line Of Shoe
in every conceivable style and price
it will pay to give us call and see
if this statement is not so. It would
be impossible to describe this large
stock as our advertising space is
limited.
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-17
Mems Suits

N1Ell ) Ou1IS
Black, blue, gray, single and double
breasted. Our Price. 81 .26
Mems all-wool suits, fancy cassimeres,
lined with high grade farmers satin mohar
sleeve lining, 5000
Mems double breasted sack suits of fine
neat patterns in mixtures and stripes, of silk
invisible plaids in the latest fashionable cuts,
we are selling these at prices far below ex-
elusive city clothiers s.'..............$7.5O 80
Mems extra fine pepper and salt silk and
woven mixtures made of the finest and latest
effects of the season, each suit is cut (singley)
according to custom pattern stitched with
silk, satin piped, finished edges, best inner
lining, and lined with finest Italian SERGE our
price SO, 5O
Mems Black Thibet single and double
breasted, made by the best makers Of this
class of goods in New York City, Loob Marks
&C.,, who make only blues and blacks, these
goods are equal to any custom made goods
that can be produced you will find the black
and blue liable on each and every garment
the goods all have fine satin lining. In work
manship and fit are far ahead of anything on
the market prices from. ..... $40 to $1S,
Mems Single breasted sack suit but
tons. Of all-wool fancy Cashmere in black
and white checked effect; lined with Mohair
Serge; broad shoulders; stationary front, mar
row welted seams. Price. $40. 90
Mems double breasted sack suit of all
wool dark mixed worsted with an indistinct
plaid, very strong and serviceable fabrc
hand tailored throughout and very stylish.
..... S1b. 90
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-15
Bic Bmeretn,
Rcpeueite pen Senri be Sornier.
9euti9 ppn 8iIbeIm SbaL.

l..
am Qbenb bes 20. Mai. als bic
Jfammen nod gdris perSebrten, tehrs
te Der aeutnant Mardunb bon Der
Munieipclgarbe blab, aufgereet bon
ttr SdIodt in Der gtleftinss &aierne
srriid. Ssine 6rau unb Sp6ter ers
ipdrteten i'm, bod Der 2eutnant Wlars
4dnb mar nidt ALIEN, er belt sin
ainb on Der Sanb.
nMubeGaine," fagte er gu fsiner
Trau, .bas brinee i'd bon Zen 8arrts
taben benin. Is tit immerRin better aIs
cine au9el in benz 2sib!!"
.Uas III has fir cine tIeine Wilbe
nit ibrem sersauitsn Saar unb ihrem
fdfparSen Geiidt2"
sd fano fe auf Der anbobe bon
9elepile in einem bon @ranaten 5ers
ft0rten Sauis; ibre gItern = Irbeitss
leute - tparen tobt. uub ie mar lpis
tot ppr 5ur6t; aIs Ts mid fab. i~tiir5te
lie mir in bic 4rms unb Dolte mid
ni9t psrlaFeu. Sdtts i'd fe i'm Std
selaFen, fe ipGre Dor 9unser unb
Jurdt ssItOrben."
.9u buft re6t sebanbett. msia
sreunb 49,. @ie heibt 9u, mein
ainb9"
,@ulalie 8upin!~
limb lpie alta"
.Sisbtn Sabre!"
nSatteit 9u nod anbere @eripanbts
oils Define Mutter unb 9eiHen 0uter2"
vRein, Mahame!"
.Wilit Du Elm paar Suas hierbIei:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-15
Sesen sss SadsAs.

9idts psrmag aDrper uno 9eiit
msbr gu erfrii6en, als Elm 10 re9t
berSlides, bas beibt bon Ser5en tomz
meubes. frOblides Baden. g1ie elm
muntersr 9srgitrom biipfen Die 9lutbz
ipellsn ourd u~nferen 8Drper. Die iOrs
senssfurdte Stirn gldttet Iia. bas
tribe 4uge eritrablt in friiaem Slang
unb piro 9leidfam grDBer uno i4oz
ner. Sier baben mir uu9 ben Shlifz
fsl gu benz 9sbeimnib Der Sugsnbs
fdOne bis binein in Elm bobes 9llter.
Dur psr iid i'm 8ampf um's 0afsin
eia >beiteres 9emiitb be-
pubrt bat, pirb nod in S%ilberbaaren
Elm iugenblides Iusieben baben. Die
ROrgIer uno etpig unsufrieOenen Msns
iden iinb ielber baran fduIn, fpenn
man ie itets fit piele Sabre GIter bGlt,
als fie in Wirtlidteit iinb.
Ri4ts grdbt tiefsrs Sur9su in Elm
BON Ratur aus nod 70 bibiGes &C.
fidt, ais elm neibiides. miBgiinitiees,
5dntifdes. ober gu etpigen 8taeen ae.
neistes temperament. Sin prG9tiaes
snsltfdes SpridpOrt fast: Happy
is the man, who perceives the
hnmour of his misfortunes!"
(9liidli6 lift berisnigs, Der bic SsGbias
feit beiibt, ben in ieinem unaliid bers
borsenen !Sumor gu ertsnnen), unb
nod braftifder. aber unaemein trefs
fenb oriidt fit cine engIiide Sdrift.
iteaerin aus: Put all the worries
down at the bottom of thy heart,
then sit on the lid and smile!"
Qsge ale beineS orgsn auI ben 9runb
oeines !Ser5ens, bann feb bid auf ben
Sedel unb ld6le). Wabrli6, Elm befs
feres Recept fir etpiss Ssuler uno
R6rsIer gibt es fpobt faum, unb, man
earf ss fpobl 9stroit ausIpreden, aub
tein edit drifIi6eres. 0snn unfer
9errsOtt min froblide GbriIteu, pel6e
Die ~tIeinen. lieben Srsuben6limden,
bic an iebes Rsnf9en 2ebenspfab tGas
lid erblibeu. mi! offenen 4uqen tpabrs
nebmen unb fi9 bantbar ibrer freuen,
ftatt talt unb intereFelos in mooerner
gIafirtbeit al ibnen poriibersuaeben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-15

Srei Saee Ipdter erbieIt Der Gapts
tan Wtardanb BEN 9efu6 eines INN
%nnbetannten alien prieters, ben e
ntdt tannte. unb Der i'm sundfIt BAT,
thn nidt mad ieinen Namerl gu fragen.
n@apitdn." fiiste er bin3u, lid bin
beauftragt, Sbnen bies bier gu iiberges
ben. Sp9 Sic tperben bieTen 8aIten
erft Dffnen, ipenn i9 fort bin. sic
tOnnen feinen Snhalt rubis a~nnebmen;
bas f4pDre i4 Sbuen bel msinsr
@bre!"
Ser 9reis entfernte Ii6, uuo Der
GapitGn 0ffnete ben adften, Der 25,z
900 5ranten in W~ertbpapieren nit eiz
mem 3etteI entbieIt, auf benz bic 8prie
itanben:
.8id5abIung an BEN GERM Gapis
tan Mardonb!"
8ierSebn Gage fpGter fiibrte ber
1lntsrlsutnant 8ictor MaDer bic So6z
ter bes Captains Mardanb gum als
tar.
SoilIe batte 9etuini6t, ibre Sreunz
bin Gulalie fcle fid benz 6of3eitss
5uge anf6lieBen; bod bic arme ,3pers
gin, bic fid nod fleiner madte als lie
mar. bate fi9 in bic atpsite Reibe aes
fdliden, unb man fat ie taum in benz
groben 0amafIefel.
guIaIie erfdien, nit a~eTentten
Iugen unb ibrem blafen @eIi6t auf
ben &nien unter ben f90nen 0amen
unb benz eldn5enbsn @ensraIitab reft
bdblid; bod elm poet, Der bic So6z
5eitsceremonie bonn Shatten aus arz
fa6, slaubte plDBltd gu iebsn, ME elm
binmIif9er Sdimmer iiber bic Stirn
Der ieltiamen 3tpersin babtnsug.
Vim Nd6mittag bes nG6ften Cages
trat Der fdOne 8rigabisr ScipiOn in
ben Salon bes Captains, in tpeItem
GuIaIis ii4 ALIEN aufbisft.
nSebt. Srdulein Gulalie, fino mir
an Der Reibe; ipann fol- bic So9Seit
Iein2"
nSerr Seipion, tpie bod lit bic porz
19rtttsmdBtee Uttt9tft, bic bic Regiez
rung fir Brigabiers porfdreibt2"
1900 Srantsn. Srdulein @utalie."
Run benin, id babe tsins Mitgift
mebr."
n8ie2"
sd babe meiR sanses @~erm0gen
perloren!"
vGber ME benn2"
rMan nennt has ben .Sra6". lin,
iere 9eiratb lit aIfo unm0sli6, Serr
Scipion. 8pa f9tp6rsn sic mir, oaB
Sic Oas Warum ME einem Meni6en
perratben iperbsn. Sir meme Serrs
fdaft unb ale iibriesn iperbe i6 fhor
einen aHberen 9runb finben."
sd f6pOre es, Sraulein!"
nabieu. Serr Seipipn; Sie tperben
cine anbere Srau finben, bic pieaeidt
peniser reid. aber fiderlih du9 tpenis
ger bdBtid fein ptrb. 4bisu, unb la
gen Sic nidts fpeiter! Ibieu, !Serr
Scipion!"
Ils Scipipn fort mar, ftoB cine
ShrGne aus ben Gu9en bes armen
MGbdens.
Sn bieiem ausenblid bsmertte ie
bonn Seniter aus bic fd0ne 2ouiie, bic
sIidftrabIenb am Qrm hires 9attsn
poriibersins.
I'm ie better ieben gu t0nnen, itelte
Iih gulalie auf einen Shemet unb
piIdte bic Sbrdne nit ibren masereu
Sinsern fort; bann erbob iie bic 4useu
gum Simmel. Der has Slid Der Heus
%permdblten mitsufsiern fdisn. unb
ld6elte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-15

gBeil fi!b tpsnigs Stunben na9 llls
rid WeiBbers's GinIieferung in oas
6rantsnbaus ell hsftiges 5ieber Bel;
ibm sinseiteIt bate. ruurbs es @liias
beth Ssbing erit am pi.r!eu Gage gez
ftattet. ben Patienten gu ieben. IS
ftonben nod spei peitere 8ttten in
feinem 3immer; aber fie parsn SufdIz
Zig Issr. uub 10 sefdab es. bab ie BEL
bieIsm 8eiuhe alein miteinanber
fpartn. llIrid WsiBbers's SGnbe unO
4rme iparen in bids 8dnbagsn einees
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aus. 4ber feline 4ugsn sldnsten ME
bic zines 9sfunbsn, unb elm bsitsrss,
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9eiidt.
IS ge6t mir gang ausse5sifnst,
periiderte er auf ibrs bsforstt 5rase.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-15

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