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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
ELI A, GAGE ENDS
 DEBAUCH BY SUICIDE
Well-known Alaskan, Son of EX- Secretary of Treasury, Kills
 Himself in Seattle.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle. Aug. 3-Ei A. Gage, son of Lyman J. Gage, former secretary of the treasury and one of the most noted ananciers of the country, committed suicide last night in the Touraine ho- tel by shooting himself through the left side as he stood before a mirror in his room. The bullet penetrated the heart and death must have been in- stantaneous. He had been on a two weeks debauch.
 Gage was formerly connected with the Northern Commercial Company in the north, and had been the promoter of many Klondike and Alaska corpora tions. He was periodical drunkard. He came here two weeks ago from Chicago and registered under the name of Gorst at the Touraine, third class hotel, and immediately began drinking hard. A wire came from Chicago Monday requesting that de- tectives be employed to make a search for him. He learned of this fact and becoming stricken with remorse ended his life.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
New Gold Saver

The Bander device for saving placer gold or rusty gold. by means of an at tachment to the ordinary sluice box, will shortly be installed on the Port land bench. The device consists of a system of rifles, placed on burlap, and set in below the sluice, about twelve feet from the lower end. It is opera ted by water pressure, which agi- tates the sand and forces the gold into and under the burlap. Satisfactory tests have been made in California, Oregon and Idaho. In l,7OO pounds Of tailings of pulverized quartz tin ore from Cape York the device extracted 45 pounds of tin.-Nome Nugget.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Sentence MutineerS

Sevastopol, July 30-The court mar tial which tried participants in the mutiny of the Black Sea fleet last No vember reported today, sentencing one prisoner to death, four to life terms of penal servitude and thirty to terms of various lengths of penal servitude. Fifty others are given sentences of im- prisonment.
 Seaman Koif, a leader in the revolt and one of the most noted of Russian revolutionists, escaped from prison here a, few days ago, aided by the soldiers on guard. Revolutionists cheered frantically when the news be- came public.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Print Manifesto Secretly

St. Petersburg, July 3l-The mani festo adopted by the douma at Viborg has been secretly printed by wholesale and is being distributed in every part of the empire. It declares that the grand dukes, cowtiers and wealthy land owners who surround the czar are responsible for blasting the plans for the relief of the people which at one time were well under way and had the sanction of the czar, The address concludes,
 Down with the present government and the ear, Long live the free Rus sian people"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Blood Runs in Shusha

Tihis, July 3l-Tartars on one side and Armenians and Russian troops on the other have been engaged five days in a bloody conflict at Shusha and the city has been destroyed by fire. The Tartars are striving to overwhelm the Armenians and Russians. Fighting has extended to many other cities and a dozen are burning. The area of fighting ground is constantly widening. The Mohammedans announce their de- termination to drive all Christians out of the Trans-Caucasus
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
DEMOCRATS HAVE ROW
 IN STATE CONVENTION
Unterriffied of North Dakota Enjoy Lively Scrap but Get Through
 With Business.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Minot, N. D., Aug. 3-In the Demo- cratic state convention here Silver Serumgard, a candidate for the guber- material nomination, charged Ger maine Brinjolfsen with spiriting away George Wilkinson, who was prepared to deny the charge publicly made that the national committee sold the Demo- cratic presidential nomination to Parker in 1904. Senator Crafts and Brinjolfsen had fist fight on the floor of the convention because of the charge.
 The convention nominated John Burke for governor, indorsed Bryan for president in 1908, declared for the direct primary, state railroad com mission and referendum legislation.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Battalion Revolts

Poltava, July 3O-The first battalion of a Savasti regiment revolted today, captured siege guns and marched to the prison to release political prison CTS. The remainder of the garrison was called out and fired upou the muti- neers with machine guns, killing hun
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Construction Will Be Confined to Within a Few Miles
 of End of Track.
WILL BE DONE BY CONTRACT
Men Moved From Turnagain Arm Camps Near Tunnels and Martin
 WelCh To Take Charge

It has been decided that hereafter all construction work on the Alaska Gen. tral shall be concentrated within a few miles of the end of the track. Pur- suant to this order the work in the Welch camps on Turnagain Arm has been shut down and the men trans ferred to the camps between 49 and D.
 As soon as details can be arranged 1t is expected that Martin Welch will take charge of all construction work under contract to build to the Mata- nuska coal fields, lS5 miles from Seward. It has not been determined vet whether he will complete the tun- nel work or begin just beyond it, on mile 54. In either case he will have complete charge and will keep the work within a few miles of the end Of the rails in order that all material and supplies may be transported to the front at minimum cost.
 This announcement was given out officially by General Manager Poland this week, the policy having been settled previously. Accordingly all the men who can be used to advantage will be employed on the grading from the end of the track to the tunnels on mile 53. Full shifts are working in the tunnels and the boring of the last of them will undoubtedly be complete be- fore some of the heavy rock work around 'the loop" can be finished.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Find Good Ledge

In the Betty claim, which was the original discovery. and in which -un- mel ba, been driven about 100 feet, the redge has vamed from eight inches to four feet in width and the ore has been of almos, uniform value when taken our in large quantity, with some pieces which gave extraordinary assays. The only thing which prevents it from be- ing a mine today is the smallness ot the vein.
 That the ledge is a true Assure vein and that large ore bodies will be found farther in the hill is the opinion of Theo. Allen. Thomas NJ. Lane and other mining experts. It is their opinion also that better results might be obtained by developing elsewhere. The whole region is located and other property will be developed soon. The Skeen and Lechuer property is bonded and development work will continue on it. On the opposite side of the creek bed is a string of claims owned by Cameron, O'ReilIy, Houngs and Mcclure. who have enlisted eastern capital and a corporation has been formed which will begin development this fall.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
RECEIVER TAKES
 CHARGE IN ZION
U. s. Court Names Officers To Control All Property Inter.
 eStS of the Church.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Chicago, July 2S--Judge Landis in the U. $. court today made an order appointing John Hately receiver of all the property of Zion City. The court also ordered an election to be held in Zion September IS to decide by popu- lar vote of the Zionists whether DOwie OF Voliva shall be general overseer.
 Deacon Lewis of the Church of Zion said when the orders were made: If the decree of Judge Landis is allowed Go stand Zion is uprooted Members of achmch theocracy cannot elect head of the church under civil laws The Dow-e faction will probably appeal from both orders.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
To Arrest Members

The public prosecutor has ordered warrants to issue for the arrest of all the members of parliament who signed the address, charging them with trea- son by attempting to overthrow the existing government. The accused are scattering and hiding in this city and outlying provinces.
 A second manifesto was issued today by revolutionists which declares that rivers of blood areabout to flow in the country in order to establish popular freedom. It urges the people to rally to the support of their deposed repre- sentatives.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04

A German expedition has been organized for exploring the Pilco- mago, a tributary of the Paraguay river, with the object of establishing a convenient route to Bolivia.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Plan to Establish Republic

Kharkov, Russia, July 2S-Revolu- tionists here have decided to establish a republic early in the fall. They are organizing military forces to be pre- pared for armed defense against the troops of the czar.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Revolutionists Take sveaborg

Helsingfors. Finland, August l-The fortress of Sveaborg is completely in the hands of the revolutionists this morning, the outcome of a terrific bat tie between the loyal army and navy and the revolutionists.
 Hundreds of mutineers, revolution ists and loyal troops were killed. The rebels by gaining this strong and we'll equipped fortress, are now in posses sion of every kind of armament, with ample ammunition. Nine loyal war vessels lying in the harbor bombarded the fortress after the revolutionists gained possession, but were driven to sea by a fierce fire from the heavy fortress guns. The mutineers includ- ed all the infantry and artillery troops at the fortress except four companies, which remained loyal.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Skeen and Lechner Work Falls Creek Ore PrOfitably by
 Crude Process.
QUARTZ CAMP LOOKS WELL
Owners of Other Claims Intend To- BeOin Development Opera
 tiOnS This Tall.

Arastra. A circular mill for grind iny quartz by trituration between stones attached loosely to cross arms. Spanish
 This definition of a primitive MeXi- can device for extracting gold or silver from quartz is found in the glossary of Morrison's Mining Rights An ocular demonstration of the pro- cess may be seen by riding to mile 20 in one of the palace cars of the Alaska Central railroad and mushing five miles up a steep trail to the Falls creek mine discovered a year ago by John Lechner and Frank p. Skeen' This crude mill is grinding out about slOO a week in gold for the owners. At present they are working the dump left by the winter and spring opera tions.
 By this simple process Skeen and L,echner are adding proof to the gen eral belief that in the hills adjoining Falls creek lie extensive deposits ot collaborating quartz. largely of high grade. Shipments of nearly 10 tons of ore from the Betty claim to the Tacoma shelter last winter averaged nearly $40 a ton. Assays of selected fragments have run as high as sl5OO
 Just a Big Tub
 The arasua is big round tub, about ten feet in diameter with rock bottom. Inside 8 wooden wheel revolves by water power and attached to two diameter umbers are heavy stones which drag the bottom in differ ent paths as the wheel revolves and crind the quartz into pulp, allowing rba gold to settle at the bottom The propeuing power of the wheel is ob- tained bv turning a stream of water through pipe into cups on the out side of the wheel.
 From time to time the ground rock is shoveled out so that cleanup Is necessary only at periods of several weeks. The quartz is crushed into gravel before jt is placed in the tank. As the ore is soft. free-milling quartz although carrying some tellurium, it is easily crushed, and it is the conf, dent belief of all the men interested in Falls creek property that deposits large enough to require a stamp mill will soon be uncovered.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04

The Northern Commercial Con- pany's tug Alaska was burned at An dreafski.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
GRAND DUKE TO BE
 MILITARY DICTATOR
Car Rejects Plan of Premier StOypin To Have Mixed Cabinet and ROtir0S to ISdr- SkO0-SOIO-- Revolutionary Committee Expects TOOrdOr General Strike
 Sunday or Monday.

dreds. The mutiny was temporarily queIled but the revolutionaris say it will be started again.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04

The total coal production of Euro bean Russia in 1904 was l9,S57, ,0OO tons.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Loyal Officers Shot

The rebels held a court martial to try the loyal officers of the fort and all have been condemned to be shot. Col. Mataroff, commander at Sveaborg, was seriously wounded by bayonet in the fight which occurred. He pleaded to be sent to a hospital; instead, the rebels tied heavy stone around his neck and threw him into the sea to meet a watery grave.
 The uprising at Sveaborg IS but the beginning of a gigantic military con-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
Bon GeterSbura.

- SRI. Della g8usuer pom 5aDtor
9lpenus wuroe leete gSO6e seIssent.
lid ibrss IS. @sburtstases nit einer
Snrpriie PartD" bsebrt.
= SRI. @ruce Sauiimann pOu Frss.
colt 9Iuenue uno @lmer 6Owlcr pon
9ermDn wurNen an OOnneritns Sur6
RaitOr 9eOrge Onpis pom DunmOre III
einsm sliidliden 9bepaur persint.
Der 5rausn 8srein Der bielisen
oeutiheu Presbgterii6en SemeinOs
wirO beute 0indmittus. pom bis 8
llbr sin 0Ibner SOuprr in Dem 9stsrs.
burg SemeinOebaus ieruiren uHS audi
Sis Cream uuO SUDDEN psrabreiden.
= 6rau 0enristtn. Die @beirau Sss
0errn 6riebgi6 6Orbad, peritarb gsitsru
WtOrssn 3 llbr in ibrer @Obnuns 1928
Aib Strnss. Die YsritOrbens mar cine
ssahtste SepObnsriu Der 10. g8aro unS
bintsrlGbt anger BEN Guttsn brei 9ine
osr-bit SObne Charles unb 5risbrid
lnb Srau Wtsinds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
z dull Scb6rsc.

0as Sau @Omite berittste WiOnta9
9lbsnb ;usnniten bon ;ebu ueusH Sbul.
ssbauOsn I'M @eiammtprsiS uon $2O0,s
600 uno i6lus bann Dor, Sei6tuB.
nabme bis sur ndditsn Yeriammluus
su uerihisbeH, iOOaB bic WtitsIisSer iid
ndbsr informirsn tOnnen; 10 wurOe es
beidlOhen. @s wurbe aud uorse.
i6lassn. Die SObIen unter Der DO. 26
S6uls gum Prsis uOn s., 900 pOn Der
.. & 3. 9Ompunie unjutaufsn uno Der
SOridlas oann un9enOmmen.
Sine iebr groBe anjabl bon 9lnses
bOten fir Soblsnlisisrlln9 puroen
empfansen unO uerleisn uuO baum BEN
@Omits iibermislen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
0Bilfess Barre SfaAri6ten.

= SIN 9llter BON 2S 9abren ueritarb
uOrlestsn SOnntaS 6rant snitett nab
LANCER Srantbeit.
= 8abriuserinnsn unO abnli6es Sc
lidter miiiien Der Stuot Den &iiden
wsnoen, ODER iie peroen einselo9t.
= Die 9lnseitellten Der 8nOmins
Uul1eD Traction So. iino Der iesi9en
pOpulGren StrOmuns sefOl9t uno baben
cine SObnerbObuns sefOroert.
- Die 98ilfssburre & Sa3leton(br
S6iene) @iienbabn SO. wirb ibr Sapis
tai nm 5 100000 erb0ben, nm Serbei'
lerun9en MAIDEN ju f6nuen.
- lleber ben COB ieiner Srau bril-.
teno. besins SOnas Seuern uon Dor.
rancston am SOnnta9 slbsno nad BEN
Sesrabniiie oerielben SelbitmOrO.
- ale in 98ilfesbarre einfabrenben
Sabnen baben iid bereit ertlGrt, Die
n@raoe @roiiinsS" (StraBeniibersdnse)
abSuidaffen. wenn Die Staot Die Sdlfte
Der Soften be;ablt.
= Der Staotratb bate lesten Otui
$4,000 beluiIlist fir Die Centennial 5sier
i'm Suli, aber @ontrOlleur @6rinser per.
Deiserte ieine 9enebmisung. Sect lit
Oerielbe pom Dem Centennial @omite fir
Die Summe uerfla9t woroen.
= Die SOffnunsslose Der SbS Sci
Ions oabier bat tiirSlid Swei ibrer dltes
item WtitslieOer perloreu, nsmlid Siaut
Sansfelo. Der am l6. JiOuembsr in gbis
luoelpbia i'm 9llter uon 92 Sabren per.
itarb; unb glbrabam 0spmanu, Der am
IS. gtouember in Jtsw Yort aus benz
Seben ihieo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
TaS Ihaf abp arts.

SablOr.-Sn Der OiatiOnul 3ede Der
9adamanua @Ompanie iit an Wtonta9
na6 iiinfmonatlidsr StOfuus bic ar.
belt mieber aufseuommen woroen.-Siir
bas am beutisen (DOnneritas) slbenb
in 9iaseli's Salle itattfinoenOe Sanfett
bes S6wei3er Wtdnner6or iino aus
rei9enbe SOrbereitunsen 9etrofeH mor'
ben unO Die 5eitlidfeit Ueripridt cine
Der beiten ju weroen, pel4e oieier ltreb'
Jane Serein nod ie absebaltcn bat. -
Sn Dem 2uDlor BREEDER ersisnsteu ii6
am Wtontus 3uei unfalle, bic jebod bOfs
fsntlid feline tOotli9en 5Olsen babeu
wsrOen. Dem II Sabre alten @barles
Wtortbud wurbe Der re6te SuB in benz
Sbieferleier sefan9en unb oas Slieo
6Oppslt uerrentt; uno Der 15idbrise
Wtits Wtaribaw warb uOn rinem Ireib.
riemen erfuBt uno mebrmuts bsrumse.
wirbelt. Sein 3uItano lit ni6t un9e'
fGbrli6. 20 lit man6mul IdOn ems
piiublih fult, brum Jorge man, oh jung
oh alt, fir mdrmere Sleioun9sItiide.
5liibmanu & 9Beibet buben iis.-Stuot.
ratb 39omas @uans, Elm Ssrsmann in
Der PDue 3ebe, purOe Dicnitus Wtor.
gen burb elnen SObIeniall uOn Der
Oete 9etrOiisn unO erlas ieinen Yerlee.
ungen glbenos 6 llbr. Sr binterldBt
cine 2Sittwe.
- 9iahOem WlinOOta iibsr einbuns
bert Dipbtberitisidlls bate. ibeint Die
geidbrlihe Srantbeit aus9stObt ih ba'
ben. benu uur nod ;wei Sale iino uOrs
banoen.
- 2lntbOnp Scutuid Durbe WtOntn9
in Der 9reenwOOo 3ehe ourd eineu Sell
ienfaIl 10 bUs am SOpf unO SOrper uers
leet, baB CT Dienita9 0ia6mittuS i'm
WtOies 2aDIOr 0Oipitat iturb.
- 6rieOsnsri6ter 3ames y. 9ilboD
pon Durpcu, Der ungeblid etwa Sc, 600
in Stsusrn unteridln9en bubsn iOl.
WurSe 5reitae uuf cine oiesbe;iisIihe
2lntluSs Oerbuitst uuO unter $4,000
seitsllt. gilbOp srtIdrte iib |
bsrsit, cine 9lbrs6nuns ;u MAIDEN, 10.
balc ME isitssitsllt wOrOsH iit, ME uisl
sr Dem SOrOusb.iduIost. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
NprS Scrantpn.

- Sin iibsrbsiStsr Sfen in Der g.
s. Mc@all gObnun9 an 8rid 9luenue
ueruriafte einen fleinen Yrano uuo
ein sllarm BON Suiteu 81 folste. Der
Sdaoen mar 9ering.
Der "a Sabre alte SObn OiemrD6e
uOn 0tiueriiOe gIuenue Seripaltets DON.
neritas 9lbenO cine @iienbabnpatrOne
nit einsm Ssile unb Die srfolste @r.
plOiiOn rib ibm einen Tbsil Der 0anb
uuO bus linfe 9lnse meg. @r warS in
tritiibsm 3uitanO Oem WtOisS GuBlOr
9Oipital ilberfiibrt.
= Neil SObn Srunis BON Gbarles
StraBe, Der in Der gSObnuns uOn 6rau
DtarD Slad pom Wtaruins 8at6 cine
8iiite mahte, ibr augebIidl niGt ben
Seial!en tbun wOllte, eineu Seiiel Bier
gu bOlsu, mari ibm Die Sruu siuen Seiiel
bsiBes SBuiier iHs @eii6t un6 Uerbriibtc
baiislbe in b6ier gBeiie. Yei einem
SerbOr am iSreits Dor 9lloerfiann
liOOne wurOe Die Srau untsr 81 900
Siirsidaft fir ibr ssridtlid)es Gridei,
nsn ssltellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
3ittstpu.

: 6ran WteIdiOr. cine betaste oeut.
i6e 6ran BON Rroipect Strabe, ltarb
Oienitas abeno mad orsimonutlt6er
Srantbeit. sic binterldBt ,wei 30hter
unO sinen SObn.
- Der bier nm 4.42 fdllise BaIiae
9ier5u9 Der Vebl9b 8alleD @iieubabu
rannte SOnnta9 DtOrSen i'm ,GOrton
pole in cine oiiene 98eide. woour6 bic
VOtomotiue unO Der @epGdwaseu uon
ben @eleiien sewOrfeu wurSen. Der
3us fonnte erit an9ebaltcn peroen, oils
er sum llmfullen bereit mar. Die
Palia9iere erbielten cine quite slufriittsl.
un9, entfamen aber nit Dem S6reden.
= Ourh einen our6brennen6eu Sar.
ren, Der Die @eleiie uerlieB unb sesen
einen Stiispieiler rannte, nsl6er baun
auf ben Vooen bes n9answuD" fisl,
wurbs Charles 9Billiams, Der Ssuerbos
Der @lear Sprins 3ede, in lebensse.
fdbrli6er 9Seiie uerlest. iOOaB er Su
ipdter gbenoltunoe itarb. Dem llns
9liiflihsn mur6e elm S6dbelbru6 10.
wie uud bOie innerli6e 8erleennsen
Su9eiii9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
Stabtratb.

Common Council, %. 9iopember.
Sn oieier SerIammluns wuroen brei
Sa6en uOn g8idti9teit uerbanoelt,
nemli6 cine HeiOlutiOn, wsl6e be3wedt,
bas jene Orbinan3 in Setreif Der Reinis
sun9 pon Seitsnme9eu uon S6nee
ltritt ourhseiiibrt weroe, cine GclOlu>
tion CUR Grnennun9 eines @omites, nm
iiber einen Dfientlideu 0iartt ndberes
ieit,uitellen, iopie cine Geiolution, bic
ben Staotanwalt anneiit, Dem Stabt.
ratb niitiutbeilen, wettbe @innabmen
Die Staot aus bem itdbtiiden @i9en'
tbum all 0sit 9adawanna auenue bat.
DIE orei SOrla9en wuroen obne mette'
res an9enommeu. BeI6luBnabme in
Setrsff Der SrbinauI Sur @r0ifnun9
uou 9ieuntsr StraBc muroe uerihoben.
Solstnoe usue 8orlasen wuroen ein'
sersi6t: NtaD Reiolution, welbe Der
YafatDnnna @iienbabn Die @rlanbniB
siebt, cine Nsi6e iiber electric gpenue
ooer Sreuter StraBe ju lesen; referirt.
Gbomas s-Sroinan, fir Seitenwess al
beioen Seiten pon Sadion StraBe,
,mil6en 8an Sursu unb gilmore gues
nue.; reierirt. Wtor9un - Sroinanl
fir Yewiaisuns pom SOnOs fir @rbau'
uus pom Seftion u i'm 19. Ib5uss'
tanal Diitrift I; referirt. SroinanI fir
@rbauuns pon Settion u i'm 10. Ib'
,usstanul Diitrift referirt. 9aslam
9ielolution, nel9e Der 5. .. 9SiIliams
& BRO. SO. @rluubniB sisbt, Dor ibrem
yaoen on Sadawanna gluenue eins
.SoOb" ,u errihten !; an9enommen,
9ipan- -ReiOlution, Delde ben Oireftor
Der Ofientlidsu SSerte. .anweiit, allt
Sreuswese Der Stabt ig auitanoi9er
3uitanb ;u iesen an9enomWsn. 3Bel'
mann 9teiolutiOn, welhe cine nomi'
nslle Seitsueruns uon 500 jairlih tiir
,ebn SABRE aui Die OteuurO Ssibenfabril
in Der II. gSaro feitiett; reierirt.
0tuOOp Op-SrOinuns fir elm Sidt al
Siinfter slusnue uno Gmmet StrnBe
reierirt. Standardization, weld'
ben DIRECTOR Der oiientli6en @erfe an'
weiit, Dem StaOtrutb, Oariiber Seri6t
gu sritatten iiber Die peraussabter
Summen in ben ueridteOenen S1arbS
aui unsepfluiterten StruBen angenom'
men. Die SrOiuaus sur Sewillisung
uon @slosrn fir Die FrdnGn auf Del
neuen 9Oli;eI uno 5euer StatiOn wurol
bel enSsiiltiser SeiunS unsenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
Or slaubt ni6t, Oab es belfen wHrOc.

Gr glaubt nitt, oab es belfen wiiroe
sd babe mid entidlOHep, Sbnen Elm
Dantidreibsn Su ienben. YOr ;ebu
Sabren wuroe i6 uon elmer i6neren
arantbeit 9ebsilt. SD bate fur6tbars
S6merieH im SOpf unO. tOnnte oesbalb
nibt arbeiten. SD bOrte pOn Dem als
psntrauter. sluubte uber ni6t. baB sr
mir belfeu miiroe, oa if 10 piele Wte6is
Sinen unb gerSte Obne 8eiieruns ;u srs
baItsH, usriu6t bate. SD sebrau6ts
i'm ieOOf unb er bot mid turirt. Oas
9eitub Dor ,ebn Sabren. unb i'd battle
es ibOn lanse unerfeunen iOllen. SIR
auiridtigsr 6rant OOmbrOwsti, Wtont.
uills, U. s."
SOrni's 2llpenfrauter lit teiue 2lpOtbes
fer. WteOi5in, @r miro Dem Yublitum
Snrd ipeSieue 9lsenten usrfauft, welds
srnannt iinb Our6 Die @issntbiimer, Or.
Better 6ubrnep & Cons Co., 112-11s
20. 9ODne 2lue., Gbicaso. 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
9antiasunss Setleioans TN
Gloaf 9epartement.

9siblam. RSds uuo ntus osmcsn Iaiasu Tir
Daufiaaius uuo 5ssrtas 9ttlthunI.
Shparls Gbiifon 9rodpe pib Rode.
SGparis asrIsp 8Uds.
S&par,t GbspiUt 8uds
Stpitifhs Iwesp WiiHunssn.
S9cttiids plaio RSdt.
gsus Stips Bslour Rods.
Del, ssras,n uuo btffiptts Rode
Deli srae,u 85de NIT Quiltsb Stflsieuua,
Ipds Qinis pom i}rdueu H6dsu In pstB, DAM
pasus. roth. grim unO braun.
gfmt SpiBsu RsB latatn.
glsus Gluuy SpiBsn 5atlltn
glmt plaie 5aiIltu.
glmt frau,Uii&s 8annsl 5aiasu unb Sste'
Iailsn ppn bisitr cation moornltsH
S6niit, tbsnfaas eupns unp e'u'ns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29

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