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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
ORENDORFF
MADE GOOD SPEECH
illinois Statesman Last Night Closed
the Big Two Days Democratic
Picnic and Barbecue.

The big two-days' Democratic barbe-
cue and picnic closed last night with a
speech by General Alfred Orendorff of
Springfield, III. His speech was well
received by the southern Democrats
who constituted the bulk of the
crowd, and enthusiastically by the
northerners. General Orendortf him
self is not southern Democrat. He
has been active in Illinois politics for
years, and was attorney general under
Governor Altgeld. lie is fighter Of
the old school, and for the past years
has been among the advance guard Of
the Bryan Democrats Of Illinois in
their fight against the old ring crowd
whose representative, Roger G, Sulli-
van, is now national committeeman.
General Orendorff, therefore, is not
a speaker who appeals much to pre-
judice; he comes down 10 concrete
facts and tells what the people should
DO TO Tree themselves from the bosses.
OF course he thinks tile way this
should be done is thru the Democratic
party, but he doesn't worship the par
ty, the way the old-time southerners
do. With him the party is not an
end in ITSELF, but means to an end.
During his speech last night he en-
dorsed the compulsory primary elec-
tion system, and the direct election Of
United States senators, which the
Democratic party here did not do in
its platform, and he paid beauti-
fal tribute to the flag, which is some-
thing that few Democratic campaign
ers in these parts do. General Oren-
dortf himself is frequently mentioned
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28

che really big injunsn Of Muskogee.
He has waxed fat on Indian attorney
fees, as have several other attorneys
OF Indian blood at Vinita, Tahlequah,
Muskogee, etc, etc, all now in the
Democratic lists and opposed to graft.
And how about the governor" them
selves? Attorneys could not profit
without their assistance, and-well,
the governors are all rich. Are we to
assume that men working on salaries
of 81, 500 year are to fall heir to big
estates, bushels Of diamonds and
hundred-dollar-a-day expense bills
down at Washington half the yearg
But the campaign is early and wen
have more to say later on.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
FOR ENROLMENT
Enrolling Agent Coming to En-
roll Eastern Cher 0kee
Claimants.

Guion Miller, special agent for the
enrolment of the Eastern Cherokees,
has sent out notice that he will be
presentat the following places at the
dates Indicated for the filling out Of
applications and the transaction Of
other matters pertaining to the
claims of the Eastern Cherokees aris-
ing under the Judgment Of the court
Of claims:
Bartlesville, Monday, October l.
Nowata, Tuesday, October 2
Claremore, Wednesday, October 3.
Wagner, Thursday, October4.
Sallisaw, Friday, October 5.
Tahlequah, Tuesday, October 8.
Pryor Creek, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Vinita, Thursday, October H.
At each place the meetings will be
called at 10 O'Clock. All Eastern
Cherokee claimants who desire to do
so are invited to be present.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
ALL READY BIG FROST
Democratic Meeting at
Saline Court House
Was a Failure
To The Chieftain:-

To The Chieftain
Thinking that a published report Of
the Democratic barbecue and picnic
at Saline court house would be Of in
terest to the voters of the Cherokee
nation, l will give you the names Of
the managers and speakers and part
Of their political history, as well as
the general trend of their speeches.
First, as grand chief manager, was
Joe Wilson, whose first thought was
or dollars and dimes, and whose next
idea was Democracy. Next In line, as
sub-manager, was John Leach, ex-Re-
publican, former postmaster at Leach,
at present a clerk in Joe Williams
store. Next in line was the great and
noble red man, John e. Duncan Of
Saline, ex-Republican, farmer and
stockman, but now a full-hedged,
moss-back Democrat, preaching the
gospel truth from the Democratic
standpoint.
This grand trio of fame and finance,
as managers of this to-be-grand Dem
ocratic picnic of two days, proceeded
to advertise such famed speakers as
John B. Turner of Vinita and Cover
nor jeff Davis of Arkansas OF course
these noted orators did not make
their appearance, much to Joe's dis
appointment, but no one else was dis
appointed, for no one else expected
them.
The management, determined not
to allow the assemblage to be disap-
pointed altogether, prevailed on our
friend Tom Smith Of Spring creek to
expound some good old Democratic
doctrine to them. Mr.. Smith, mount
ing the rostrum, began his address
with the time-honored, Ladies' and
gentlemen" But instead he should
have said, Ladies and children, :"
for the gentlemen were absent, and
the ladies and children were there
visiting with their neighbors and
were not interested in Mr.. Smiths
speech, nor did there seem to be any
one else interested in It.
There were just four speeches made,
three other orators following Mr..
Smith. The whole trend Of their
talk was such rot as the Republican
party taking the country away from
the fullboods. They talked about
what an outrage the Republicans were
committing in compelling the full
bloods to take out guardianship pa
pers for their minor children. In fact,
they preached the good old Democrat
ic doctrine Of retrogression.
There were not more than 250 peo-
pie on the ground at any one time.
The stands consisted Of black jack
trees, and refreshments were pure
spring water and more pure spring
water. There were no amusements Of
any kind except such as was furnish
ed by two old swings that seemed to
have had years Of service. Altogether,
it was another case of Democratic
failure.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28

as the anti-machine candidate for
senator in the rather improbabln event
that the Democrats should carry III
inois this fall, and he is therefore es-
pecially interested in the election Of
senators by direct vote.
Altho he did not mention the sub
iect in.his speech, General Ore ndortT
afterwards informed representative
OF The Chieftain thai he favors the
same kind of initiative and referen-
dunn as is ad dgocated by w. J. Bryan,
and which failed Of endorsement by
local Democrats In his speech the
general said that he would not take
up the negro question, believing that
the negro had been sufficiently abused
already.
The general made the best speech
Of the entire series, in the estimation
Of most of those who heard il. At
the conclusion of his remarks j. b.
Turner, In the name OF the ladies Of
Vinita, presented the general with a
huge bunch Of roses, ID his usual neat
manner, and the general responded IN
few words equally as happy.
Seymour Riddle presided at last
nights meeting, and introduced the
speaker in his usual eloquent manner.
Yesterday afternoon JEFF Davis
spoke, making, of course, the same
old Democratic stump-speech that
has been spoken for years thraout the
south. There was one omission, how
ever-the |nigger" question. That
subject has been handled in notice.
ably careful manner. il has been Or
served, BY all the speakers during the
past two days.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
TRYING TO STAVE
OFF INTERVENTION
Both Cuban Parties Are Trying to Set
tie Their Differences But Wash
ingtOn Expects a Failure.

Havana, Sept. 2S-Leading Moder-
ates and Liberals, after an all-night
conference, declared themselves in
favor of anything and everything pos
sible to stave off intervention.
General Funston this morning went
on board the flagship Louisiana for a
conference with Captain Coulden,
commander of the naval forces here,
and with the other naval officers.
Funston said he is ready for whatever
may occur, and is simply awaiting
orders.
The commander of the marines here
has been ordered by President Roose-
yelt to stand by for landing from 2
o'clock this afternoon onward, but
not to move unless ordered to do so.
1t is reported that rebel troops fired
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
GULF TOWNS
ARE CUT OFF

New Orleans, Sept. 28-New Orleans
early today is still cut off from points
on the gulf coast east Of here. There
is great anxiety here regarding the
situation in the direction Of Mobile
The gulf coast towns are all summer
resorts, and many New Orleans pee
pie are in them, so that many fam
lies have been separated during the
storm. Reports from interior Miss
issippi towns indicate that the losses
will reach hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars. Few towns have escaped
without damage.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
The WHITE WINGS
Young Democrats Failed to
Appreciate the Joke in
Yesterdays Paper

Because The Chieftain's reference
yesterday to the Young Mems Demo
cratic club as "white wings was not
taken in the spirit in which it was in
tended, merely as joke, The Chief
tain desires to make an explanation.
The explanation is this, that the suits
the boys wear are not The same as
those worn by the "white wings" Of
New York. The "white wings" wear
helmets, and the boyshere arcaps.
Then, too, while The Chieftain has
not had the opportunity Of inspecting
closely the texture Of the cloth in
either case, the suits worn in Vinita
are doubtless of better quality than
those in New York. Hoping that this
explanation will soothe the lacerated
feelings of the young Democrats, and
especially the committee that waited
on The Chieftain this morning, this
paper begs to remain, etc, etc, etc.
Really, the bcye did make mighty
good appearance yesterday, and they
ought to be source Of considerable
assistance to the local Democratic
party. But they'll probably have to
swallow their pride and accustom them
selves to "white wings, for the pub
lie is sometimes exceedingly irreverent
and nicknames are very frequently
much more pleasing to the ear Of the
dear people than are titles Of honor
and dignity.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28

Washington, Sept. 2S-Peaceiul in
tervention is believed by Acting Secre-
tary Oliver and many officers of the
war department to be the probable
outcome Of the Cuban trouble. Inter
vention is regarded by these officers
today as almost inevitable.
Plans for sending marines from the
southern states to Cuba have been
seriously interfered with by the storm
along the gulf coast. Neither the
army nor navy has been able to get
reports from gulf points, 1t is fear
ed that much damage has been done
TO government property by the storm
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
Another Bank Scandal

Middleport, Ohio. Sept. 2s-The
Middleport bank, a private concern,
failed to open its doors today. There
is a report to the effect that deposits
to the amount Of Sis. 600 are missing.
Most If the depositors are poor.
Banker Fox, president Of the bank
who is now away from town, came
here from Kansas a few years ago.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
A Shooting in Kansas

Wichita, Kan, Sept. 2S-At Leon,
today, Lewis Bloomfield shot and kill
ed Jesse Stosser, age p, because Of
the latter's attentions to Mrs. Bloom
field, firing five shots aU him. Bloom
field escaped, but a posse is in pursuit.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
Wreck on the Frisco.

Two Frisco freights collided head
on at Bushyhead last night, throwing
several cars of the track, and effectu-
ally blocking the line until noon.
The night passengers were sent
around via the Katy. The east bound
fast mail, due here at 7:25 a. NJ. did
not arrive until 2:30 this afternoon.
No one was hurt in the wreck
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28

Good for the cough, removes the
cold, the cause of the cough. That's
the work of Kennedy's Lexative Hon.
ey and Tar-the original laxative
congh syrup. Contains no opiates
Sold by Peoples Drug Store.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
Mobile Still Cut Off

Kansas City, Sept. 28-Mobile, Ala,
is still cut Off from the outside world.
Nothing has been heard from the city
for 40 hours, and as result the dam
age there has not been ascertained.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28

FOR SALE-A printing plant for
country weekly newspaper and job
Office, consisting of type, rules, slugs,
two presses, imposing stone, paper
cutter, gasoline engine, etc. For part
iculars write or call on The Chieftain,
Vinita, Okla.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
Bryan in Oklahoma

CLIFTON, Okla, Sept 2s-W. j..
Bryan spoke from the rear platform
Of his car here this morning. Later
he spoke at Geary and Alva. There
we're big crowds everywhere.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28
WeIch Endorses Dixon

At meeting held at Welch Mon
day night the Republican club Of
township 1921 heartily endorsed the
candidacy of George W. Dixon for con-
stitutional delegate from District go.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-28

on the government force near Toledo
plantation south Of Marianao, and
that they attacked the Marianao
electric light plant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
fpro Serdntpn.

= gln 2logO Strube buben pieOer
@rOienfunsen itatt9efunoeu.
-Serr unb 6rau VOreu; Wtertel
pom 9tew Dorf Strabe iinb ourh Die
@sburt eiuer Go6ter erireut uOroen.
= 9Silliam 5bomas pom $4,000 Ctr,
elm 3reiber beS 3. .. Yalmer BON
9torS Wtain sluenue, erbielt Sreitas,
als iein TferO eridredte uno ourhs
brannte, bic Snieideibe uerrenft, cine
Sano b6s jerOriidt unO uerlbieOeue
S6rammeu.
- Sobn S'SOple BON @liiabetb
Strabe, sin Seterau bes 8iir9erfrie9es.
bate SamitaS eben Die Wtittagsmabls
;eit beeuOet uno ii6 all Die Settiire elmer
3eituns semadt, oils iein SOpf auf bic
Yruit Iauf. 9lls er aui cine 9lnreOe
Feline alntwort CAB uno man Oann ndber
nadiub, wuroe gefunoen, oaB er einem
SerSidla9e erle9en mar.
- Su Der 1bomas Sarrin9ton
8irtbi9aft oil Wfaruiue 2luenue brad
Wtontas 9tadt unter anpeienoen Roleu
ein Sramall aus uno ebc oericlbe been.
Get mar, batten Die Streiteuoeu Die
@inridtun9 iibel SuSeri6tet nne ii6
ielbit mebr ober minOer uerlcst, Oenn
@laier uuo Steine ilogen nad alien
5fidtunSen. 5iinT Der 8ubeitOrer.
@sOrse S8ilbur, aoam Grocus. Srant
@rOd. antbOuD PatrOnus unO SSilliam
2liousn, murben uon Der YoliSei oinss
fsit sema6t. @iner Der 8erbafteteu
purbe entlaiien. oa er ii6 irieblih be-
trasen bate, mdbrenb einer 500 uno bic
anosrsn ie $40 beitraft wurosn, babel
ueriprsdenb, baB iie SarriustOn au4
sntiddOisen whroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
gNpn 0etersbura.

- Die electric Shlaub Gompanie
pom Yrescott glpeuue bdtt am 16.
Ssebruar ibren IA. iabrli6en Bali ab.
- @rnit 6. S6uls BON .PreseOtt
apenue lit als elm Sareiber i'm Snlanos
lteuer glmt ernannt worben, OH Stele
oes fiirjli6 reiisuirten SSilliam 6.
SGeuer.
= Sreo. Soomau, Der Dor mebreren
8o6eu ben iusenoliden SSillis Sellp
uon Der Siibieite i'm Sofe Der Oiap stus
9umbsr Gompanie our4 einen S6uf
psrlests. wurbe Samitas sesen $1,000
Sirsidaft aus Ssm @efdnsniB entlai'
isu, bic Serr 8. u. Sauibolo leiItete.
- @suSel SOiimauu pon Sruin9
9luenue, als Bauidreiner an einem
neuen @eb6ube oil Wtulberrp StraBt
an9eltellt, wuroe Oouneritag BON ei'
uem berabfalleuosu Seil uui Der 0iaIe
setroifen uuO erbislt eineu tieien Shniti
in OieieIbc, weIdc Elm slrit idlisBer
muBte.
- glm 6rCiiug glbrno geriGtb anf ben
Yrescott 9lueuue Siisel DieOerum eli
Stra6cubabnwa9en in SranO, inbeu
Die Ordbte ausbrunnten uno ounn De-
Sooen oeS Sabuwaseus 6euer fling
Die Yaliu9iere Wurbeu ourd) ben SOr
gang in slufreguu9 ueriest, bod braht
man es iertis, Die 6lammen nit etwa'
98aHsr Su bewdIti9cH.
= 3wci 6cueraIurme ereisnsten iit
Dienitas oabier. Der erite. BON Sa
item 32, wurO Ourd eineu 0rano Ia
@rbseidoB Der Oeutibsn Yresbpteriider
9ir6e Our6 Den iiberheiSten 9ei,upparu
perurIaht, pelder nit einem S6aoen DO
800 bewGltist marO. Der jpelte, DO
9alten 32, warb bur6 9tudldiii9tei
beim Sluitbauen Der WaHerrobren il
@ebduoe oes Serrn Ausuit 8ablers q
@rope StraBe peruriaAt uub fonui
nit unbeoeutenbem Shaoen bsmdltia
perben. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
S Of n | + eC.
aaerlsi SntcrrRantes aus allerlsi @ss
birt-5iir Srbru stiuas.

Ole u d &c Der &unita
ipeberei i'm Often beginner erit nm oas
10. Sabrbunoert.
9egen 600, 900 8dum E
pflanSen Die Sdultinber in S9peben
idbrIi9 unter Der 2eitung ibrer aebrer.
Ger 6G der mar in Der Rptoto'
seit 10 unentbebrlid, Dab gum 9eiipiel
Charlotte Goroap, als Iie Wfdrat ers
moroete, in Der linten Sano ibrer
SG9er bielt.
Sn 4reentinien IoGI Der
Srdnc an Steue oes PdpiersPiafters
aIs Ginbeit oss Wiiinspefens ein9e>
fiibrt pecoen unb ben glamen rars
sentino" erbalten.
4pfetfine beibt 70 piel tpis
Sinns ooar Gbinns, 8. |. 6ineiifder
9lpfel, uno aus China 1T, pie man ans
nimmt, i'm IA. SabrhunOert bieie
6ru9t nu9 europa geiommen.
Sn Rorptgen srbalteH jungs
Mdo9en iehs Monute freie 8et0ittz
gung uno uRterri9t, Inn ole pro0ut
tion reirer uno gutter Butter fir Der
enslii9en Martt griinbIia gu erlernen.
Cine 9tenenSi9terin
in Glen Gooe. q. g.. bsiiBt 600 Bic
nenit0ds, pon osneu ieoer BON $4,000
bis $4,000 8ienen entbGlt, uno gez
pinnt BON ieoem 8ienenitod so bis
100 pfuno Sonig pdbreno elmer Sais
ion.
SH cinema Item Sau {
in 0urbam, Conn.,, fpuroe tiir5li6 Der
SriginalzG barter oes genannten
StGot9ens unter alien Sotumenten
aufsefunoen. gr lit BON 1708 outirt
uno BON 9ouperneur Saltonitdll uns
teraei9net.
Gina 20 Sibs i'm Softbeas
ter 5u ct. Petersburg ipdren duf teis
mem Sbeaterplan per3ei6net uno ibr
8ertduf mar Elm pripatunternebmen
Der Btuettpertduter, ote Dur9 ote1en
S9pinbel in ssbn Sabren iiber $780,
900 einbeimiten.
Rur met Qrteu lebens
Der Sci d0pfe. Meni9en uno
Sunbe. permOgen einem augenblids
li9en We9iel bon drttii9er 9dlte gu
tropiider Sibe Stuno gu balten, obns
ausauarten ober S4dben on ibrer Ses
funbbeit 5u erleioen.
gtpa 1000 Sabr3euse
alIer 9(rt perIdpinOen alliGbrli4 fpurs
log auf bpber Gee uno nit ibnen geben
ettpa $4,000 Meni9enleben gu
@runbe. Der auf oieie Weiie perurs
ia6te Materialfdaben miro uuf 500, :
100000 perunialust.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
Oos e,eleh ,,ur g,ereiuiouno BON

= Das @eIee sur Yereinisuns bon
Pittsbur9r gllle9benp in eiue Stabt
lit pom @Ouuern0r unterSeidnet mOrs
ben.
- Die Sreb. 8atelse @obnuns am
@lmburit SouleuarO wuros Dienitus
SOrmitta9 burd Gin 6ener pollitanSis
SeritOrt.
-Scute 0ia6t iOll cine totale 0tOnO.
fiuiterniB itattfiuOeu, bic in bieisr
@e9euo ii6tbar iein miro, aber erit nad
Wtitterna6t.
= Der betannte Sdueiber @eorse
WiuOOOr itarb Oienitas i'm Safawaunu
Solpital i'm Utter pom 81 Sabren al
ben 6Ol9cn eines SdlaSanfalles.
Sc nimmt ni6t piel, ;u einem
8riippel Su weroen; cine Serrenfuns
peruria6t es oft; aber menn mir ct.
Satobs Sel ssbrau6en Su furireu, 10
brau6en mir nidt gu binten.
= Sn Der Staot Scranton Wurben
i'm perilOGenen Sabre liza Bauer
laubnibi6eine aus9citellt uno Der Wertb
Der 9isubuuten reprdientirt bic Summe
uon S2,212, 1929. Yin @ebiibren sin9en
$413O.5O Elm.
- -Sarrg GrCft uOn 9bilaOelpbia,
Der bel Ieinem Sruoer all zee Court
wobute, befum Samitas eiuen plOtli6en
S6meri in Der Seite uno bate eben
Die 3biire errei6t, ais cr tOot iuiam'
menhel. Sin seruiener 9lrit fOnnte
uur ben ein9etretenen Zoo fOnitatiren.
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Sattr 6 bon benen toniultirt.- =


Sbr benn ni6t. mas Sud feblt," frasts
neulid cine Srau cine anoere. welde
trunt ausiub. n@arum sebt Sbr ni6t
gum Dottor?" ~Oas 1T sbsn Oas lln'
sliid. SD babe feds BON ibneu beiu6t
unb iie alle ersdblten mir ueridiebene
Sa6sn," mar bic slntmort. llno bas
our6 briidts iie iebr senau bic uolle
9Sabrbeit iiber Yieles aus, mas beut,us
tase fir dr;tli6e Bebanoluns uno Diass
nofs gilt. Srau slnna 3ipra BON 60
8beatlano Ctr, @leuelano, O., bate
dbulide Grfabrun9en sema6t. absr tie
fano eineu 9Beg aus Der i6wierisen
Yase. 9eiet ibre ei9enen 8orts: sd
mar in Der 9ebunolun9 uerldieoener
gerste eepslen; elmer Ia9te, id bate
Ser,trantbeit. Der anOere meinte, es lei
S6pauserl6ait. unO Der nd6ite bebaups
tete, i6 wiiroe mid eiuer Operation uns
ter;eben miinsn. SD wurbe baonr6 10
eutmutbist, OuB i'd Den GntidluB iabte,
Die gler;te aui;usebcn unO an3uianser
Sorni's 9ttpcufrduter'Slu por
wel6em i'd iOuiel sebCrt bate, 81 &C.
bruuden. @r bali mir iofort unc beutt
bin i'd itart uuo seiuuO. sllle, Die mid
wabreuo meiner Srautbrit Seieben bn
ben, wunbern Ii6 iibsr mein suteS sIus
le6eu. Stitoem bat Der sllpenfrduter
Slutbeleber Sielen in uuierer 6amilie 9e
bolien. Sein DoftOr lit, leit mir bic Wte
bijin erbielten, iiber uniere S4pelle &c
treten."
Das lit Der CUTE 8ui BON 6orni's vi
pentrautsr 8lutbeleber. Gr ut teii
spctbsfer'MeOiSin, iOncern pirS De
9euteu brett ober bura Sotalasente
pertauit pon ben Giseutbiimsru Or. "
ter Sabruep & Cons Co., 112-11
So. Sopne aus., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
nTalIdc@ 6ptelettcn.

Seet lit es enSlid beraus, wie es
fommt, onB Die Suti6erboIle 10 ihnell
reid werben uuO troe oes 6lciittrnits
Elm Genementbaus nu6 Oem anOern fau'
fen fOnnsn. RrOieiiOr 0ileD in @aib'
inaton, Snfel Cams 2ebensmittel:G Gr'
perte, bat Die @ntSedun9 9emaht, baB
fallhe Soteletten = Safe BORT Chops
= in ben SauOel sebra6t weroen.
Yen 9lfiba 1T wieoer einmal 9ldnienb
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