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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

south half Dot No q. block 20
Eastern addition Taxes &i.iN. pen
atty Z couis costs. 90 cents total
si75
lot No. 9. block rs. Eastern
addition Taxes. 9i4S. penalty
ccnls. costs. 20 cents, total fl.75
East 2s feet lot No 2. block g. Hun.
lug Highland addition. Taxes $3.50.
penalty. 90 cents costs. 2D cgntsi 90
tal t325
East % feet Dot No s. block g.
Hnnina Highland addition Taxes.
t29ni penalty M cents. COSTS. 90
Contsi total. 1925.
East Us feet lui so % block @.
iuuinE Highland addition. Taxes
$3.50. penalty. l5 cents. costs. ~
cents. total S325.
lot 30. g. block 90. uunIng High
land addition Taxes. fT2s penalty
3s cents, costs. 2O cents. total fs co.
Lot 80 Z. block E H. 20 south ad.
dltion Taxes. s1S2; penalty. 20
cents. costs. 2n cents total $40.
lot SO !. block @ Northern addt
ti0n Taxes, fltG0, penalty. co
cents; costs. 2u cents; total. sl28b.
lot no O. block g. Northern addl
tion Taxes. giO1s; penalty 52
cents. costs. eu cents. total $40 gU
i0t SO 9. block 2. Northern addt
ton Taxes. f2O92. penalty tiO3,
costs. 900 cents; total. e22l1
lot 30. q. block 9. Northern aili
zion Taxes. f2OB2. penalty flO1.
costs. 20 cents. total f22I5
Lot No o. block q Northern addi
t.on Taxes. 81 800, penalty Do cents
costs. 2D cents. total $500
Lot no g block % N0ribDrl add
ton Taxes S2gU, penalty. 90 cents,
costs. 2O cents. total $500
Lot No @ block 81 Northern addi
ton Taxes. sass, penalty. % cents
costs. 2n cents. total $3.50
Tot No 49, block 4 Northern odil
ton Taxes. ST. penalty Oh cents.
costs. 20 cents. total $500.
lot No ~. block s. Northern al
ditlon TaXos. $3.50, penalty ia
cents. costs. 2O Conis total $3.50
LOT $50 ~. block IS. Northern ui
du'nn Taxes $3.50. penalty O.
cents. costs. 9n cents. total $3.50
lot SO. DO. block no. ppru Taxes
conts iotsv sego
rof NJ, fe IIorI fD u.r., rr,.s
$3.50. papsIiy Ia r.nfs. ..f. 1l
cents. spoi fgqo
I'm No pa blocr iO por,s Tayes
$3.50. p.paity gO capts. ro.fs ID
cents. total. $50
Lot 40 30 block DO. PorCa Tayos
$3.50. ponnlty no cents. costa ID
cents. fptai 81 91
Tot NJ tI,ct u,w.r, ,15l
,lon Tov,s ao ccpts ngpei,y
conts coets ao c.pis. tofsl am
I'm M hIoct "a pnr,.r, ,,t5l
tiop rav,s oo c,nis ne,,i,y
c.ntsw cos,s On c.nts. t,,,i ala
In M q Moot q ponnr, a5lt
top Tovca qo cente, n,p,ity
cont costs on c.n,s. ,,tol sti-
Tot NJ "a btocE pngn.r, ed5i
uou Taycs oo c,rts. nr,oti,
cents. costs 10 c.nts. t,t,i ala
To, No "a tloct porcr, s15i
lion. raves aO conts ponary
cents. costs 90 cents. total fltg
lot 40 2t liock Romero adgI
tlon. Taxes pO cents. pgnnlty
cents. costs go cents. total gt.t5
lot No 81 block B. n sopcbo,
addition. Taxes sig3. popaify
cents. costg gO conts. total e31o
lot M q tiocf "a n gsrrb,,
addition TaXos Sig9. pgnntv
Int. c,sts of .,r,s, ,,ial e55o
IU NJ Z bioct "a n ~ e.,ct..
addition Tav,a rfgq p.r,ity
rapts. costs oo corts. tot,l R7 On
g,t ~, lJ,rD p A. a.r,t..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

ibid your son play 0n amy of hls
college athletic toama1'
"No. but he graduated With hoa
orH."
well ~ course. that's something
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

There o. trouble iu store lur SOME.
body who has attempted to work SICK
ico children into the United states
Government lndihn schools 40 Chloe
c0. Oklahoma Territory. and River
slide. California. % is claimed that
many children from luaroz. MoziC0
have boon forced upon tho govern.
mont Francisco MhlIen. consul at El
pas0. Of tho MeNcan government sub
sianUafas the charges brought against
certain persons and which eco forth
tho above facts Tho United states
authorities arc nov looking into tho
matter with a Wow ~ Furnishing the
guilty parties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

fourth 90 go varas On Ranches 90 San
MBtco. west OF Rio Grande. with lor
tl8n of grove. Lots q. q. ~. I. o. ~
containing about Sis acres undl
yidod interest in Canada de- San
Dicro grant a pioco of land in
Precinct so s. bounded north hy ,
RI Armiio. south hy Solomon Canlo
larin. east hv fence ~ MunlcD Con
trurUB or pCdron CEN west by Contra
Aceuu.a dt Husuur Value W Scr
sounl property. $3.50 Taxes. g7ss9.
penalty &la5. costs $3.50 total
$40 So
BECKER. N " Lots SOC ~. 90
60 22 13 o. block rs Wandpll % a
R addition Value OFF personal prop
orty. tiGu last half of taxes
$3.50. penalty &21ls coatr $3.50.
total st12o
uURKHARr MARIAN y lots o
30 block q pDrrB addition Value oi
personal property $50 Taxes $50 2G.
penalty "gl. costs. iu renis, total
f.527
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land iu Precinct So l1. holuH lut d.
in Ruiz tract fnI Nos & i. q. block
penaIfy fggs costs tts toiai
s7ttt
/ CHAVEZ Edwarlo Small piece OF
land In Precinct N0 F. fractional lott
[ Nos 4. O. 3d.. f.5. t.f. s. block o. Man
I den ~ A ~ addition lots Sos Z. p
/ 3. 9, 8. q SO block no. Armiio "
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

HUUHEI.L. j. F-lnnd coo hy 500
varas bounded north Boy Hubboll A
Chavez. south hv public road, east by
road west hy r. Chavez Land 100 by
BOO yaras bounded north. south. east
and west by road land POO bv poo
yarhs. boundcd orih by y NJ sanchez
south hv ditch east hy river. west hy
road Land 100 hv 200 yaras. bound.
cd north hy r. Iiubbcll south by j.
~ Sanchez east hy river. west by
Mpizgbr Personal property. s225
Taxes 2l2l7; penalty. 81 GS: costs
81 an. total a3G3E.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

q 80 slrf.FaI plaintiff NHs D.
Becker and Marion 80 U.... I
f.HHHuI Nu $685.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

IARAMILLO. PERFECTO Im
prufumcnts on government land
Personal property $3.50 Taxes
W6lc penalty. Si7i5 costs 81, cents,
total fl125
GRASS JOHN Mlagrosa lode
l17l1 Folsom lode tlh5 acres
Taxes f2GG6. penalty. fl2ti costs
BIS couts total f2sa5
AHMlJO. j. R-A piece ~ lard VA
Precinct No s. bounded north hY
lands of Monica COntraroa. south by
lands of J r. Marks. east by same
west hv Acequia of nurpnos A
piece 0f land ln Precinct 80 81 bound.
ad north hy MaXImIauo Guogo7 south
hy Marcus Garcia east by aCequia.
west hY t.yor Piece Of land in Pre-
cIuct 40 3. bounded 0rth hy lHid0f
Ap0dnca south hy Glralda Grogo
west JuanIta lucoroi measures from
north tO south 1915 yarns, and east
no west goa Faraa A piece of land
.n preclust 80 s. bounded north hy
o. % Armilo south by Adelaide
Gr.eF0 east by Marllia GrIero. west
hY land of Contra acoqulni measure.
t7 yaraF wide and 283 yaraa long
Property received from Juan O. Ar
MILO estate. i20 yards square ~ land
.H los 0r.egoa. bounded north by
lose Znmora. south by Eiaise Cutler
Goa. east bY sand hills. west by jose
Gutierrez "a az OnoclThih Of l2l
acres OneoIrhth undivided interest,"
n house ln los GrlegQH Ouo.oighu
undivided interest in i've pieces 81
land ln toa Ranches 40 Albuquerque
About l25 yards by 7lM (undlvldot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

CANDEIARlA, TRANSlTO-iand
$50 hy 200 varas bounded north hy y.
n Candolarla, south by A, .. Chavez
east by acouuIa west by y. Amanda
Personal property 500 Taxes, $3.50;
penalty. 30 cents, costs. 80 cents,
total. $40.
CARABAJAL pnCiDEClO - Land
$50 hy 1866 yaa3 bounded north by A.
Sanchez. E0nth and east hy u. la
pla. west by hills Personal property
s8i6. Taxes. gt6Asi penalty ~
cents. costs. SO cents, total 2iGG0.
CHAVEZ. MATEO-Ihnd 100 boy
200 varas. founded north by NJ a.
Iaramllo. south hy acoqula. west Boy
b CandOlarla Personal property
8i00. Taxes. gl06G, penalty an
cents: costs. 35 cents; total $3.50
FROST. MAINLAND known as La
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

Lot No s. block y. A. T.. addition
Taxes. $3.50: penalty, 80 cents;
costs. go cents; total, $500
lot 40 I block l3. Armiio Otorc
addition Taxes. FitG2 penalty. 6s
cents; cost. go cents; total, sl2fO
lot 40 3 block l3 Armlio y Otorc
addition Taxes, fllG2; penalty, 6s
cents, cost. e0 cents; total. gi240
lot No 9. block i3 Armlio y Otern
addition Taxes. 3ltG2; penalty, 6s
cents; costs, 30 conts; total ei240
lot g.. block z. Armipo Bros addi-
miloiiou Taxes. $3.50, penalty 800
cents; costs. 90 cents; Total. f680
West half Lot 30. 16. block q Ar.
milo Bros. addition Taxes. $3.50;
penalty. i5 cents. costs. 20 cents, o.
TAI. t32E
AN l0t No. 7s. block z. Armllo
Bros addition. Taxes, sass penalty
20 cents. costs. 20 cents. total $780,
East half loi 20. block 2 ~ Armilo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
PRECINCT NO 8.

CHAVEZ. VlDAl.--fand POO by goo
yards bounded north by jose Chavez
south by Grant east hy s. padilln.
west hv Casturin LAID 3l by 100
yards. bounded north hv D. pndilla.
south hy public road east hy river
west hy ditch. Land 33 hy 100 yards
bounded north hy J Sanchez. south hy
J Padlila. east Boy public lands west
boy hills Personal property. tilg5
Taxes fi912 penalty flAs. costs
ID Oh IuInI Ill 81
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-08-26

done his duty since he had been ip
office; that he was Just now better
able to give good service and felt sat.
ished the people would give second
term.
MIR. JESSE X. HIN
announced his candidacy for clerk of
court. This was his first effort in
politics; had years of experience in
the clerks office as the people all
knew, and promised to serve them
faithfully IL elected.
MIR. d. h. FAINT,
for superintendent of education said.
it does me good to meet the people.
l appreciate what the people have
done Tor me and | have tried to give
the people no reason to complain.
MR.. LEVI W. SMITH,
said he had no speech to make
would only announce himself can
didate for county auditor.
MIR. JNo. q. FARR,
for auditor, said, it does me and all
Of the people good to meet together
You have honored me with the office
terms and | assure you no one an
preciates more than ! do what the
people have done for me. feel that
L nave filled the Office to the satisfac-
tion OF the people. / have the praise
OF the comptroller general. Whether
you honor me this time or not | will
ever feel proud and grateful. The
person who has circulated the report
that | used whiskey in any OF nv
elections is liar. II any of nv on.
ponents can give you better service
then put him in.
MR.. J. ID. EPPS,
for auditor said there is no issue in
this office except competency. III
am the man, will be most thankful
This is my third race for this office
and the third is the charm. There
are men in this race for auditor who
can and will fill it as well as Mr..
Farr.
MR.. j. Il. LANCASTER,
for auditor said, well L am here again
ana want to thank you for what YOU
did for me 2 years ago, and before
that too. 1t does me good to think
about it. | have two reasons for
the office. Mr.. Farr wants
TO hold the office because 1t is n good
hing. / am a citizen and like good
things too. want it and am com pe-
,ent tosfff it, and II am to get the
'fficeAl ought to get it pretty soon
md 1 won't want it always either.
Put Lancaster in and he will make as
soed an auditor as Mr.. Farr and no
loubt the comptroller general will
ay so. Ii you keep putting Farr in
he other rse6unties will think Union
las no other man la it bat Farr, and
hen 1T willbe too late for the other
elbows for we will be too old. talk |
little foolishnes5 sometimes, but / |
m in earnest about this thing. I |
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-08-26
The Peoples Friends.

caused by the circulation Of printed
7cYmmunication headed sea Protest
and addressed to THE TIMES. Mr..
Bartles referred to it in bis speech,
otherwise alkpassed off quietly.
Mr.Mobley being chaiiman and
at home did not make speech,
When you cast your ballot
next Tuesday on the court
house question scratch out Yes
and vote NO.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-08-26
County Campaign.
CONTINUED from lst page

lEOI ISL DdRe.
add revenue as yet improvided by
any act of the legislature, that fish
law which would not reach the small
streams and hand sens, but those
immense fisheries on the coast where
millions were caught in a day. Other
States had fish laws by which inn
mense revenues were collected. Op-
posed to the law which made bows
work the roads or pay road tax, this
tax was not paid by the boy, but by
his poor father. II those who have
been in the Legislature could not or
have not done what the people most
desired should be done, it is time to
send some one else to do it.
MIR. J. X. THOMAS,
for sheriff, introduced, said he had
no speech to make, was at home
there, and all he said or promised
was that if elected he would do his
duty. -
MR.. J. W. SANDERS,
introduced, said he was glad to meet
the people of Santuc and thanked
them for what they did for him four
years ago, and hoped they would con-
slider that he merited repeating of
the same favors; his record was be-
fore the people and he was not asham-
ed Of it. II / have made mistakes 7
did not know it, / have done my best,
and IL l have made a good sheriff,
merit another term. Mr.. Long held
the office 10 years, if you keep me
that long will be satisfied agree
with Mr.. Long, too want to run this
campaign on high plane, willing to
abide your decision, and if defeated
will make you good citizen as have
always tried to do.
MR.. J. G. LONG,
for sheriff, was next introduced. he
said, L am glad Of the opportunity to
express my gratitude to the people
OF Santuc for what they have done
for me in the past. There is no poll
tics in sheriff's office, it is an execu-
tive office. In 1896 law was passed
requiring sheriff to make a report,
use to have to work on fee system.
now l want salary, more money in
it. Mr.. Sanders asked for reply.
Said he worked two years under the
fee system. Read some figures to
show that there was as much made
then as now. Mr.. Long explained
that these figures represented gross
earnings he thought.
MIR. 1. FRANK PEAKE,
for clerk of court, said that he was
then standing in few yards of where
he was born. Proud of his people !
and5fully appreciated what they had
done for him. That he ran against
good clerk 4 years ago and was proud |
to say that the people, by their vote, |
had said he could serve them accept
ably, and he was conscious Of having
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-08-26

have had two strikes and If ] miss
the third time | will be struck out as
the baseball player says, / don't
want the people to make this kind of
strike this time. You can strike
out all the names on the ticket but
mine.
MR.. ]. d. SMITH, JR.,
for auditor, said that this was his
first attempt, and was not a speaker
did not think it necessary Merely
announced himself candidate for
auditor for Union county and asked
that the people remember him on the
day Of election.
S'R. j. H. BARTLEs,
Tor county treasurer, said, feel grateful
TO the people. They chose me to attend
10 Ihe business OF the treasurer office,
and from the time he took charge had
given Us best efforts and service. had
trled 10 he as accommodating ae the duties
OF the office would admit OF, had favored
great many by straining Il point, in re.
ceiVlng road taxes after the time lad ex-
pred Explained that the issuing oe
tax executions was not hIS ffult, BECAUSE
it happened that the same was on
the book twice, one as .J6[ d 5E$ Nth and
the other asJ. y Smith 6metimps a
person would give his nana( As living in
Union township when he Returned his
property. Afterwards move TO Cross
Keys and call to pay his taxes and tell
the treasurer he lived in Cross KEYS
His not appearing on the book as livIn.
In Cross Keys, his name conld not be
found, so he would then get auditor to
take his returns for Cross Keys when al
the same time his name was on the book
In Union township. onsequently an Az
ecution would be issned against him as
living in Union township when he lad
paid in Cross Keys township. e
MR.. e. w JEgsH
for treasurer said. I am at${ione and
see no use to make speech, falls himself
fnlly competent to ill the oflfc6s had had
years experience and knew The diitjes
or the office fully, and If elected and
could hold the office as long A. Mr.. Bar
ties he would be as good a !. ixsasurer as
Mr.. Bartles. ~
MIR. II. J. BETENBk4pH,
for supervisor said that he g between
two lines of fire, don't. exact1 know how
to load. den,t aQ5aw afhnt ai12 fi.ipu |, MAS
TO be He THAI g q |eoul| q - ~ Z
they had dope f9I 7I}l5. hat I disc,,
s's sss sssy @sss ssllslz s
than any Other If2iSS tss !. &. ;ds,.ss,
10 prefersnce lss II & = 3 & Il;
liable tn bIou,s S{otIsS< q
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-08-26
NR. G.. b. FOWLER.

said good roads is one of the chief and
important things the people want, and
greatly need. Thinks the Latimer good
roads move will be adopted and the gov i
ernment will help 10 work out the roads
since the establishment of the rural free
delivery routes; that this will facilitate
travel and thus secure and insure more
spet dy and prompt delivery of mails
Without good roads these cross country
routes can not be run. Believes in per-
manent road building, thinks civil en-
gineer should bs employed who would
laY.9ut better locations for public roads,
'8&{n into consideration the character
'of EctHs and avoid hiifs. :. He prefers the
HoMa tfuss as being the stronger and
more durable bridge. ~ 49,
MR.. I. NJ. MoBLEY,
for commissioner said he had no speech
to make, he merely wanted to announce
himself and says that the reports that
had been circulated about him were all
lies.
MR.. W. FOWLER BOBO,
for commissioner, said he appreciated the
very good vote he received at Santuc 2
years ago and asks that the people favor
him again and he will do his best as he
has done in the past.
MIR A G IDENTIFY,
for commissioner said he felt very grateful
to the people, for they had honered him
with the cOronel's tffice, that he was
not speaker aud saw no use in making
a speech, as the Office he was running
for did not require it, but woik was
necessary aud he could do that.
MIR. SANFORD wILBURN,
for commissioner, said he wanted to thank
the people for their liberal support of
him in the past and asked that they
again honor him with enough more
votes to put him in and he would do
them good, honest service, that he would
hketo talk more, but the rain was too
near.
The rain came and the meeting ad-
Tinnrned.
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done his duty since he had been 10
office; that he was just now better
able to give good service and felt sat
isfied the people would give a second
term.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
6atfermau 6ber.

Sei ben bicsidbrisen SaiiermanOs
bern, bic iid tbeilweiie auf Der Office
unO in Wtedlcnburg abipislen meroen,
ioll oas 3uiammenmirfen Swii9en peer
unb Wiarine prattii6 erprobt weroen.
3ablreide Sificiere, inter ibnen meb'
rere befannte Wiit9lieber OeS @eneralss
itabes, merben all Soro BON Siniens
ififfen, SreuSeru uno 2OrpeOoboOten
Commanoirt. Der SaiIer uerfii9te aud
Die @ommanOirung eines baDeriIdell
SberIten unb breier baDeril6cr Saupts
leute, ferner ld6iil6er unO wiirttembers
9iI6er Sfficiere all U0ro Der SriegSz
idifie. Yei ben combinirten WfanOs
bern iollen bic @rfabruu9en oes oitaiias
tii6en Srie9es beriidli6ti9t wcrOen.
Ole Wtan0uer perben swiI6en benz
@arbecorpS unb Dem 8. 9lrmeecorpS abs
gebalten. Dem @aroecorpS uno beur
9. slrmeecOrpS wirb je eine 2uftI6iiiers
glbtbeiluu9, Dem 8. 9trmeecorps bic
Wtai6inengewcbrsg sglbtbeilun9 DO. SUI
setbeilt. 9Sie meiter perlautet, wir6
Der Saiier feline friibere Brigade, welde
Dor jpei Sabren wegen Sablrei6er
0tubrerfranfuugen BEN Wian6per ferl
bleibcn mu6te, periDnli6 fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
Suueenentshueune ais .,nentr
Teinb Der Gipilifatiou erfldrt.

Sn elmer Sisuus 6es Goupentes Del
slmerican WisSical glilOciation Su 9lt.
lautit 9itD, u. g., bielt Or. 9OwarS
s. gBellS uOn @bica9o eineu SOrtrag
iiber ryuu9cncntSiinoun9," Die er ais
rcine neue gefabr iiir Die Civilization"
beSei6uete. @r beri9tete, baB Die yuns
9enentSiinbung immer bdufi9er miro
unb GuBerlt anitedenO lit. 3ur Serbii'
tun9 BON sniteduns empfabl er, baB all
Der Sun9enentjiinoun9 ertranfte EerIO.
nen beim ghelen ooer Sulten feu6tC
Glider Dor Wtuno uno 9iaie balten.
Su einem SOrtra9e iiber Die 6rage,
oh trunflii1tige Rerioneu fir Yerbres
den nit Dem 3Obe beitraft nerbeu lOlls
ten, ertldrte Or. u. .. @rotberS aus
SartiOrb, GOun., oaB I'M per9an9enen
Sabre mebr ais 100 2runflii6ti9e gum
2obe uerurtbeilt purben. Set ibrel
Broieilen lei ibre 9eiites9eiu eiunObeit in
6ra9c seitellt, unO Sas 3euSenuerbOr in
fait allen 60llen er9ab, baB meOer bic
&ihter nod Die meOiSiuii6en Sa6Uer.
ltGubigen Die patbolO9iideu SerbGltnilie
Der armeu Spier Der 2runfiu6t ri1ti9
be9rilien batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

Sci ciner Oebatte Swii6en Dem Gre,
mier 9ombes uno Dem iociaIiitil6en
iriiberen Wtiniiter Wtilleranb in Oer
Oeputirtenfammer rief Gin Oeputirter
.gSie itebt eS nit Den Wtillionen ber
Sartbauler ?" Fremier @ombeS ant.
portete oarauf oaB inn December 1902 Del
Sefret6r bes WtiniiteriumS bes Snnern
ibn benadri6ti9te, es iei SemanO be-
ibm serpeIen, Der SDei WtilliOnen bot,
lpenn es ben SartbGuIer.W WtOn6cn er'
laubt wiirOe, in ibrem Sloiter gu blciben
@r, Gombes, babe lid Sewei9ert, OaS
gu tbun, uub audi feline Semiibuugcn,
ben gtamen Der YeriOn uusfinOig 81
MAIDEN, pelde bas Seitedun9san9eboI
ma6te, ieien uer9eblih semeien.
Die Oeputirtentummer beihloB fait
einitimnlis, cine GomwiliiOu pon &c
Oeputirten nit Der llnteriufun9 bielel
glngele9enbeit Su beauitra9eu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

Sin bOber tatboliiber gSiirbentrd9er
perli6crt, oaB Der ci9entli6e 3prf Oes
ge9enwGrtig i'll Den Ser. Stauten wcis
lenben Cardinals Satolli Die Grrlhtun0
einer p6pitli6en 0iuntiatur III g8aibing:
ton ici. 0ieics 3iel bOiit Der Cardinal
an9ebli6 nit 0ilie oes @ribil6ofS Sre'
lano uOu ct. Saul unO Oes GeftOrS S':
Council bon Der SatbOlii6cn llniperiitat
81 errei6en. gScun bic glominiitratiou
aui leinc SOri6lGSe eiu9ebt, 10 ioll, wiC
es beiBt, SrclanO enoli6 Oeu rotben Sui
erbalten, I'M Den CT ii6 ieit Sabrcu
obne @rfol9 belUirbt unO Wtgr. S'Gona
nell eriler pGpItli6er @eIanOter in Den
Ser. Staten meroen.