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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12
We WILL BE READY
President Looks to it That We viii
Not Be Caught Mapping

While Uncle Sans represent
tatives are at the Hague, seek
ing for the abolition of all war
and striving to coax down the
dove of peace with offers of the
corn Of Cancellation, Uncle Sam
is determined not to be caught
mapping if the Mikado casts en-
vious eyes on his possessions in
the Pacific. Although the navy
department is triving to min
imize the Importance of the an
nouncement that the sixteen big
battleships in the Atlantic
squadron are to be transferred
to the Pacific coast, the matter
is of such moment that Viscount
Aoki, the Japanese ambassador,
has publicly expressed the opin-
ion that his government would
not regard it as an unfriendly
move. There is the strongest
reason for believing that this
program was fully mapped out
end adopted, and it is known that
work on the new battleship Neb-
raska, which was placed in COM
mission this week at the Brem-
erton naval station in Puget
sound, was hurried with almost
feverish haste. However, IN
view Of the publicity given the
program, it is regarded as not
unlikely that President Roose-
welt will order that the transfer
Of the ships be made quietly and
squadron as was first contem-
plated. 1t is considered practic-
ally settled that the United
States naval forces in Pacific
waters will be strengthened so
that it may cope with any even
tuality. The condition in the
navy is causing much uneasi-
ness to the department. There
is a Woeful lack of officers and
men, and this week the Indiana
and Iowa we're placed out of
commission because there were
no crews to man them. These
fighting craft have gone to join
the Texas, which long since was
| placed in reserve, and the Mas
sachusetts, the Oregon and the
New York, all of which are out
of commission.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12
Supreme Court Stenoqrapher

William Green, who a little
over year ago entered the Oak
ota Business College of Fargo to
take a thorough course in short
hand, has been appointed sup
RENE court stenograpner. Mr..
Green says that the graduates
of the ID. B. c." have been ex-
tremely successful in securing
and holding the best positions
in the state-some $50 of them
having gone from the school to
positions last year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12

Felix Reuter- is agent for all
kinds of insurance except life.
Free fare if you attend Man.
hato Commercial College, Man.
kato MINI. Write for particulars.
Grand rugs made from old
carpets. Write Minneapolis
Carpet Cleaning and Rug Factory
112 4th street, north, Minnea-
polls.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12
The Most Useful Flower.

3Roses and lilies yield cologne" said
the florist, land violet petals candied
are edible, but the most useful Of all
flowers is the poppy. The juice Of the
poppy gives us opium. The seed is
pleasant and nutritious. Poppy seed
cake is one Of the best cattle foods.
And the oil answers a hundred pur-
poses. 1t is used to mix artists col.
ors, to cook with Qfke olive OH, to
make soap and to burn In lamps Tru-
", besides the Industrious poppy the
Idle lily and the rose must hang their
heads. "--Philadeinh Ruilafin.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12
TWENTY=T YEARS AGO
Items Of interest Cleaned From The Devils Lake nterOean Pub
ished Under Date Of Saturday, July 18th, 1885.

jubilant over the prospects of a
big wheat crop.
H. G.. Hayden received a car
load of sheep at Tracy, Tuesday.
He bought them in Chicago and
is going to start a sheep ranch.
An unknown friend sent us
a box Of pie plant from Grand
Forks Wednesday. Some of the
stalks are five feet long. Who
says North Dakota is not a good
country for vegetables.
A new printing office went
out to St. John this afternoon,
the outfit being conveyed in a
one-ox cart. Mr.. Wilcox is to
be the editor.
w. G. Stoughton is exhibiting
in his store a very handsome
picture of a lady over a wash
tub, but he is wasting his af-
fections and valuable time ad-
miring it when there are so
many handsome realities in our
midst that his time could be de-
voted to with good advantage,
and maybe with success.
From Fridays ocean.
Wheat 70 cents.
Messrs. Hess and Priest took
out a load of lumber and brick
this morning for the new school
house at Gooin.
If we are to veafair this fall
it is time the business men and
farmers were moving in the
matter. Meetings should be
held and a thorough organiza-
ton perfected within the next
two weeks. A month from now
everybody will be busy cutting
grain, and will have no time for
the necessary preliminary work
of getting up a fair.
Some of the local Democrats
who aspire to the postoffice are
negotiating with the owners of
the Lulu to inveigle the present
incumbent into taking a sail on
that craft. No thank you, We
prefer the official guillotine.
Gen. Allen, U. S. marshal fol-
Dakota, left for Fargo Friday
morning. Before leaving he ap
pointed Sheriff Wagness of this
county to the office of deputy U
S. marshal.
| The county board were in ses
sion again Tuesday as a boare
of equalization, and changed thu
valuation in the following town
ships:
DeGroat and Webster town
ships from $3.50 to $500.
Dry Lake from $500 to $65(
per quarter section.
The Freshvater township val
uation was lowered about $1,000
from the assessors returns.
Minnevaukan township wa
raised from $500 to a basis O.
500.
J. W. Palmer petitioned tn,
board to cancel his bond a.
treasurer.
Captain Herman asked tina
his assessment of $4,000 on tn
Steamer Minnie H. be lowere,
to $500, and on the little boa
assessed at $500 to $3.50. H
also asked the board to reduc
his valuation on 800 acres O
land, assessed at $1,000, to b
lowered $500.
! J. W. Palmer asked that hi
assessment of $500 be reduces
to $1,000.
Our Lakota friends did no
carry away any of the purse
offered July 4, but they conduct
ed themselves with prophet,
and showed their appreciation
of our efforts to entertain invit
ed guests. They are welcome al
ways. =,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12

Put in your orders for lniIlet,
clover. timothy, seed corn that are
adapted 70 this climate Of for any
other Kind Of seed at the Feed
6 Seed Store. West Fourth Street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12

1
ed home this morning, much
pleased with his trip.
From Tuesdays Inter-Ocean.
Sam Dodd went up to Fort
Totten today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Locke, Monday morning, a
daughter.
Miss C. C. Ballou came in
from her claim to spend the
Fourth.
This is a country where ba-
bies and wheat grow without
cultivation.
The yacht Lulu filled with wa
ter this morning, and it is now
half over in six feet Of water.
Other shipping was badly dam
aged by last nights wind.
Chambers is quite prevalent in
the western part of the county
at present, and some action
should be taken to prevent the
spreading of that dread dis
ease.
The county commissioners
are in session again today as g
board of equalization, and al
persons should see now whether
they are taxed too high and not
wait until next winter to kicE
when it will be too late.
From Wednesdays Inter-Ocean
Howard and Wetenhall have
dissolved partnership.
The Lulu was righted las
evening and once more float
serene.
George Popp and wife left TO
Duluth this morning on a tou
of inspection.
Capt. Rowland, with F
troupe, 7th cavalry, arrived a
Fort Totten from Turtle Noun
tain Tuesday.
C. and L. Budde have receiv
ed their long expected brick an
will soon have their new brio,
block completed.
Iron Elk, the Indian who wa
shot at Fort Totten while lead
ing the sham battle on tn
Fourth, is improving, but is no
yet out of danger.
Thomas Christian and Mis-
Nina Thompson were united i
marriage Wednesday mornin
by Justice Pattin. It was tn
judges maiden effort in tyin!
matrimonial knots, and he say
he tied it good and hard.
C. S. Collins, who was injure
by being run over July 18th,
reported by DR.. O'Donnel
to be in a very critical cond
ton, the case having develope
into paritonitis.
From Thursdays Inter-Ocean.
Sam Dodd, the owner of tn
fastest piece of horse flesh i
North Dakota, went to Par
River today.
Mons. Vachon, the Frenc
manipulation of the Hotel Der
ham cuisine, is putting up a nea
little residence in block 20.
The dining room and Office c
the Lake View have been hanc
somely decorated and trimme
with colored paper.
George DeGroat came into tn
+ city Wednesday night. He
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12
Wood for Sale

I have for sale lot of cheap
wood on Rock Island consisting
of poles, post timber and all
kinds of wood, Must be remov-
ed before September LIST.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12
Farmers

At a small cost we will etiS.-e
you against loss by fire, l:ghtn-
ing, tornado or hail.-Ramsey
County National Bank.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12
Fire, Lightning and Tornado
Insurance
Geo. w. Mooers, jacobson Block

Geo. w. Mooers, jacobson Block
Farmers, l have two register
ed Shorthorn bulls for sale. F.
H. Hyland.
If you want insurance that is
backed by the strongest compa-
MES in the world, see Felix Rou-
tier.
Bessie and Elizabeth Burke
left Tuesday for Bisbee, where
they will visit with Katherine
Kelly.
Two thousand sheets of the
latest popular music for sale at
the Chicago Piano Company's
stand.
Don't forget we are all proud
of our City. For that reason we
should all eat the flour made at
home. If it is good.
If you are still afraid of the
Devils Lake flour ask your gro
Ger for a small sack on trial. If
it is not good you need not pay
for it.
J. J. Elliott of Hunter, S. Mel
sci and family from Garske, C.
P. Olson Of Churchs Ferry, and
guests at the Sevilla Wednes-
day.
Your saving of a life time may
be wiped out in one fire if not
insured in some reliable con-
pany. Talk insurance with Fee
lix Routier.
Go to the Farmers mill to get
your feed ground. Their new
feed mill has all the latest i'm
provements and will grind the
feed to suit you.
If there is any thing that hurts
a merchant here, it is to send
away for your goods, that is the
reason why you should insist on
, having our Dakota flour as
long as it is good.
Summer is now here. How
about those harnesses you
have been promising yourself to
have fixed up? Bring them to
Chisholm & Fitzgerald. Wine
man building, Kelley avenue.
Guests at the Sevilla from
Grand Forks Tuesday included
Mrs. A. Greenburg, c.. A. Allen,
F. D. Kelsey, A. B. Ford, E. K.
Kennedy, D. L. Flynn, j. M.
Parker, J. A. Blake, and Ed.
Quistgard.
Allen Johnson of Grand
Forks, transportation agent,
and A. L. Craig, of St. Paul,
general passenger agent of the
Great Northern, spent Sunday
afternoon at Chautauqua, the
guests of Secretary LaRue and
Director Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lewis
from Lakota, M. S. Vandewater
of Cando, r. H. Sugden from
| New Rockford, W. G. Mcdonald
of MinneWaukan, A. E. Morton
from Bowdon, N. D., and Mr.
and Mrs. j. O. McNey of Cando
were city and Chautauqua visi
tors this week.
Mrs. Cliff Marks and son
Bruce, of Sherwood, North Da-
kota, are visiting at the home Of
the formers brother, Frank
Judd Of this city. Mr., Judd il
also entertaining Mrs. George
Frye and daughter, Helen, OF
Grafton, North Dakota, who
are on their way to the Isle O:
Pines, where they will make
their residence during the en-
suing winter.
AID head
Herman Huesgen, the enter
prising jewler. has arranged
, with D. D. Sullivan, optica
specialist of Fargo to conduct al
s Optical Department at his estab
: lishment on the Chautauqu;
; grounds, June 20 to July 16 in
elusive. All people having ey,
trouble can avail themselves O.
this opportunity to have thei
eyes tested and glasses fitted i:
the eyesight is defective ant
glasses are necessary to correc
the defects. All work guaran
teed by both Sullivan and Hues.
;, gen. - =. Il
4 Put in your orders for miIlet
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12

Tornado, Lightning, Fire & Hail ms.
In reliable companies only
Ramsey County National Bank.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12

/: Buy your feed for spring work
at flle Devils Lake Feed and Seed
Store. 1t Is cheap now, Later II.
will 90 up. '.:0 ...= 81. ...... .........
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-07-12
THE LOCAL FIELD
SoneneneuonmoRene Oh en@aom !

Two registered Shorthorn bulls
for sale. F. H. Hyland.
S. A. Wallace, O. H. Berntson,
and E. G.. Hunter of Minot, spent
Tuesday in this city.
First National Bank loans
money not only on farms, but
on good city property, as we'll.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
@rh6ht ibr 9apital .

Su Der auBerOrOsutllhsn @Cns.
rulueriammluns Der 9lttiOuore ocr
r0ambur9 9lmcrita Sinic" muroe,
Wie aus hamburg tsle9rapbiidI ss'
m:lOst miro, Der pom 9luiIidtsratt
uutsrbreitste YOri6las, oas Sapitat
Der @eiellduit fauf 125 Ofitlioner
Wlurt ju srbObsu. siuitimmis anSsnom'
men. @sneraIoireftOr Sallin yfIdrte,
OaB cine neue SapitalS.@rbObung fiji
oas ndAits Sabr ui6t beubiidtist iei
Su Die uunmebr ssucbmiste Yermebrune
OeS Sapitals iinO betu ntli6 au6 Oil
iinf MllIiOnsu Wtart einsei6lOiieu, bIt
gum anfaufe eiHes 9beils Der S1iiil
Der BOsrmann 9inis ,wsds slusbsb,
nuus oss Sapas. .gcrfebys ua9 gfritt
9ebrauht mureen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
SDalSerfee's 3aaebud,.

Der 9icffe oss @ensralfslOmari6aas
@rafen Alfreo D. g8alosriee. .. Rauh
uerofentliht oas Gasebu6 ieiHes per.
itOrbenen Snfels aus Dem China. iselo,
,us i'm Sabre 1900. @s cntbdlt Stcl,
len, pelde @raf S8alOeries ieiuer,eit
itrih, neil iis lebenoe Perionen bslraien.
Darunter befinoet ii6 cine itoris
Sbarafteriitit oss irauIOiiiden ooenss
rails SaillOuo. Der unldnsit in 9tanep
isinen Rsuaude 9efiiblen &uft mutts.
5srner brinst oas 2aSebud cine 9r.
jdblun9 SSalosriss's iiber ben Bsiuh.
welAsH er i'm Wtai oeS Sabres 1898
Dem Siiriten Bismard abitattsts. Der
Siirit babe 9elDsint unO oas 5eblen iei'
ner @attin betlast, ionic sessn ieirt
SObne ben YOrwurf erboben. OaB lie
unauimerfiam Sssen ibn ieisn unO ietus
PfeSe granddaughter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
SiuO einia.

9lus Dem slnstauid umtlider Wtit.
tbeilunsen iwii4sn DsutidIanO. Seiter,
reid uno RuBluuo III sriidtlid, OuB Die
Orsi Widhte in Der abriiltunasirasc
auf Der Saaser 5rieOensconiereu; ein.
miitbi9 uorSeben unb cine @rOrteruns
mobl 9eitatten. iid aber lelbit nitt Do.
ran betbsilissn werosn, Oa fis benz Dor.
idlas praitii9en 8srtb abiprsdsn.
Stalien bat ben SOtiGafter fir 6ruut.
reid. Sraieu 9Ornielli, ben slbssOrOns.
ten uuO Observation-Disclosures bss 9lsuBsrn
ROmpili. ben @sianOtsn fir ben 0aas,
9er;os uoH @aluello, ben @eneral 9to,
bilant unb ben slomiral @allnnOri ais
teaniide Delssatsn oeiisnirt. Du
@raf 9ornislli uuO Sisnor Rompit;
6edtsselebrte iiuo, oiirfte uOn Der
Sertretuns ourd einen iuriitiiden De.
lesuten abseisbsn wsrosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
Shdrfere slufidt.

Sn elmer uuf Ssranlaliuns oss 8rdii.
Oeutsn Der Peuuipluania Giienbabn'
ssisri6aft. Sumcs Wic@rsu, in 9itts.
burg absebuItsnen @Onieren, uOn bobsn
8eamtsH Der @eielli6aft wurbs tiibsr
Wiittet unO SSese. 9ubnfrsulern oas
9anowerf Su lesen, beratben unO
idlieBIid Der Plau aneenommen. bic
@sleiie Der Pennipluania @iisnbabn ani
Der sauseu Strsts uOn.yiew: gOrt bts
ebicasO burd fir fur3e @utiernuussn
anssitellte guficbsr bsluu9eu tSu luiien.
Die Ssrrsn. wsl9e an Der 8sriamm.
lung Gbeil nabmen, neistsn ii6 ber
aniidt gu, oaB aussnblidlih ,wei
yubnfrsOler ibr llnweisn trsibsn. biz
friibsr 9luseitsllte Der @sieltiduft ma
rem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
Nleibt iInbcicbt.

Die 6ruse Der SSabl eiues GrS-
bil6Ois pom FOisn an Stelle Oes tiirj,
li6 uerltOrbsneu Grjbii6Ois uOn Stab
lewsfp bat aHiheinsuc cine SSenOune
9euommen, Die in pislen Srsiien bO9lt,
li6it iibsrrui6sn Oiirite. SSis aus
autUritatiuer 0uells perluutst, iOl be.
IAlOHsn pOrben isin, Oieie Tiir oil
8ssisruns iOwie fir Die Sir9e uut
belouoers Ous POlsnibum 10 bsOsutiamt
Stells ni6t wisbsr Su bsisesu. iOnosrr
oas Grsbistbum YOIsn in 3ufunit
our6 einen Neibbil6Oi permnlteu ~
laiien. Den WtelOunsen iibsr bic per
itisosnsn GanOiOatsn fir ben PoleneI
Gr;biidoisitubl mare iOmit Der 8o6ei
entjOSsn. Sn pOluiidsu Srsiisn Il
man iibsr cine Osrartise 90Iuus be
5rass nur lpsnis srbuut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
Miaftimmuna in Nraa.

anldBlid oes Bsiu9s bes 9aiiers
5ran3 Soiepb 1T in Yras bic 8iualitat
jtpiihen ben bsiOen oominirenben 9ia.
tiOnalitdten. ben Dsnti1sn unb ben
9idehsn, auf oas S6dite ssitissen.
Die @rsisniiie bsim @mpfuns bilosn
bas 3asesseiprd9 untsr ben Dsuti6sn.
bic pielfa6 briistirt wurOen unb barob
in bitter'bOier Stimmuns fuO. Gs bat
lie ni4t psnis uerorOnsn, ouB Der 8iirs
germeiiter in ieiuer Billfommsus. 2tus
iprads uno Der Suiier in isinsr @r.
-wioeruns iid beiOer Spra6sn bsbien.
ten uno oas Deuti6e juriidisstsn.
Inter iolhen llmitdnoen lit osnn bss
Staiiers @rmabnuns 5ur @intra6t
beioer Stdmme, nelhe in DeutI6 err
fol9te, nidt lebr willi9en Sbren be.
se9uet. 5reiberr uon Bed, Der otter.
reihiife Wtiniiterprdiioent, bat in.
Swiiden osm 5iibrsr Der Ssnti1en,
@ppin9er, cine @rtldruns iibsrssben
oes Snbalts, er beabii6tise ssssnpdr.
tis feline ausslsids YerbanOlun9sn
jwiiden Deuti6eu unb Gide9sn.
@r ueritebe bic situation unb iebe Die
llnm0sIidfeit elm. bic bsitsbsnOsn Sc
senidse i'm ausenbIid ju beIeitissu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
9la ale Serma6tniserbsn, Gre=
oitoreu nno anosre intersiiirte
YerIoaen:

RaGri@t pirb binmt etetbtn, bab ei
| fpIatne btnannten perlontn ibrt Hthnunge
fingstrdssu babsn in btr Sffes Ots Rtsifrs fu
9tIi6iguus ron 1sifamfntsn uub GTtbsilun
ppn Sritfsn ttr Apminilr lliOn In unb fur pa
9oun . pen eadapanna, uub pab btidgte No
minilTdip sn, grttutprtn unb Bormtnbu ibr
Rthnunatn beaIifsn bdbtu in esr Sfnce eri
bdaattn Rsgiiftrs unp pa6 eisItbH ttm 0dii |
9sridt iur Bth6 iauug pDrgsl'gt Dtrcsn lelsI
am Tlonfls. ben 6 Ndi 1917, I'M ~ nbl
Bormiilass:
1. @spTss Or. RuIsI uno @illinm &aiitl
5rtfuirrtn Der SinttrlaiItni6aft br raft
Nlarsartt 8ulIsl g,lit, supshIlist uRe 8T'
ibsiungs Abrthnui a.
2. D. 8. MeGann. GTsfuisr her SiuiulaTsn.
i&aft btr ptrit. anna 9raIib. GIift unp enp.
giiiiet Nbrehnung.
3. gBiliam 5. 65ilrpy unt Sar'b gilrop
Grsfutpnn etr SlnisrluilsniGafi sss utli VI.
ersp G. Gampbsn. 3Usiis tbsilRs is AbrtG-
Hung.
4. gBiaiam @itbpns unb ROis prize. Gre
iuiortH btr cinitrlalItnihaft Ter snlf. WaTy
prtn. Grite une tubgIltiss abrttnuna.
5. GIH.f yettitri, AbmtniltrnloT etr ptutr
Idfnlhoit ess palf. SistanO ROHdd, aut be
fInni als Stefduo Mufpiio. 9iIft unp tno'
sulties MbrtdHung.
d @tuiam 9rrBtl. abminiifraiUr I. a. err
piuttTlaIitni&aft bfr ptTlt. Alit Btst. Grit
tnbeuliigt Abrsbnung
Z. 98. %. aillmr, iibt ltbtubtr Grtfuiur
Der pinisrlaf 'ni6aft res puN. lbpmds etpsp.
3ptiit ibsiptiit Abutuuns.
s. 8ranf SeanlOn. Apminiifrator en Din.
trlaHtnlnaft bts sHit. 9pbu !. SeaulVn.
Grilt tbsIlptiit Abrs6uns
9. 9. u. Saitsnbra uue 6ranf Bower,
9rriutprtn br SiutnlaiIsni&i't bu psrf GIi.
labdb Stlltr. Grft une snpsaItias NbrsGnuns.
t0. 5. 3. RtpnOIns, Standardization er Siu-
itrIaltniGafi ptr pTlf SYela Srpptn. tTft
uub snbauliies abrtnuns.
fl. aafbarina Dsnap, Nemintifraicrin her
SininlalItnihdft ess snh. Wii8atl Slnap.
Grlt uno snpshtiet Ab tdnuus
IL. Gtarlts 3. Sprion, Apminiffraicr Der
5intrla1tnlhaft bts puf. SUirpb lD. 5srbsrt
Grift uno sneeiltiss AtrtGnuns.
t3 8ranf Slsmiib, aemintitTatcT etr Din.
ttrIaHsni6aft her psrif Wary @rOs. Giits une
tnpsiltist Abu6Huns.
IA. SnautSn 5ruh Gompany, asminiffra
tor en 5inisrlaiItnfbift pts puf. 9asptT
aOsfif. Grltr unp sneeiliist Abr.&uuns.
10. SuaHion srulf Company, Apmlnilfra-
tor esr 5ihttrlaiftni6aft bu psrif. Srteti
Sanabus. &Ilfs uue tneenliiat Nbrtbnune
16. Annit GolbrUiIsr, abminiiiraiUrin esr
SintsrlaIIsnfhaft efs ptrf. Witad aclbIUitr.
Sriff unb tubeuliies Abrthnuus.
IL. g. 8. Mattbtps, Grtiuior er Siuisr-
Ialmi1aft ets ssrii Glipsp pcay. Grlft nne
snesiiItiss Abrttnuns.
IS. etfsr SiOnt, Aeminiliratpr Der 5intn.
laiIsnl6afi etr pnlf. Ssa W. Riltr, bic Apmi-
nihraiprin mar her SintnIn6tni6aft eH VERT
M. 6. RilIt. grfs fupsiiiss unp SG.
tbtiIuuss abrttuune.
10 Sobn i5ipian, gormuue pu piuiulaiisn
i&aft Ron Spitpb 9. 6ipiau, miueuidbrtsss
sinb bss ptif Ssitpb 3ibiau. GuesaItiat ab'
t&nuus.
%. Scbu aieian, gOrmunb bu SiuttrIai
fen pon Snft . 5ieiau, miufuiGbrists Sinh
bee ssra. Soitbb 6ieiau. GucsHItiss abrt'
uune.
t54 9tHrp 3. eapItr, RssiRu.
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Nidt aefesliA.

9la6 elmer bonn ,r'Staatsseri6t
bsfannt sssebsusu GutidsiOuus iinO bic
iOssnanntsn Uiiaer'Gsrtifitute, Die biz
Stubt Gbicaso aus3ebeu pOllte, um
oaOur9 Die Summe uOn $75, 100000
gum anfaui Der StraBsnbabnIiuisn auf'
,ubriussn. unseiesli6. neil Ourd slus'
sabs oieier S6eine bic uerbriefts S4ult
Der Stuot, Die jest iaon Die seieeliat
@rsuss uon Pru;ent oes abssl6dster
g9ertbss srrsi6t bot, nod bsosutent
uermebrt Weroen wiirce. Ous Wtiillsr'
9eise wurOe in elmer om 5. 9lpril ub'
scbultsnen ullssmeiucn StuOtwabI unss
nommsn unO in Der uutsren @erihts
initun, fir conititutiOnell ertIGrt.
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BON @runb etltsfH In btr 6. @arb btr Stdbl
Scranton, eadapanna County unb Staai
weRnlyIbauia. auf bu pefli&sn Ssits bon
Sseone abenut, IptGhtn BToaeEap uHb bem
eadapaHna Slug. nit 6roni an btfaeisr Stecnb
astnuf BON rs 8ue unb riidpdris 0G srfirsdsne,
so 0ue CHER 70, mtbr pbtr ptnigtT; 10 Got Re.
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bn a1ftBmh aaTte Der 6. gDare bu Staet
Suauicn. anfaHasnb bri tiutm Tuufit an
bsr ptiIi&su Srtt BON SseOne Nptuut SPAS
|ue fibIi6 ron bH psfIi&n Ode pon SrOae.
map unb Serrnb AStnut, bann ptiflt1 f5O
8u6 iu S'Gonupr Court, hann fhhlit sntlaua
bsfasiH Court 75.3 8ue, baun Dffli& $50 3ue
lur Sereub aptuut, banu nDrbliH tntane
Snonb aptnut rs aub gum Aufaussplass.
Wii 8sf2lda btIfst unO In GrtfutiOn ssncui'
men duf bic sslaes ber Stapt Suduiou ststu
frau Ibpmns RoaGt Shulb $t47.46 9ns
ttrtiTtn april 1897 Appofatsn @tbubrsn
unb Soiffn. Subsmsnt Ro. 4O7. Sspt. Err.
min 10 6. etp. Ga. gum Diai 5rmin 1907.
Davis, Nnpali
AI bas s,Hanntt gissntbum pirp nur ssssn
8ddrlabIuns ptFfauft.
q. 8 Galpin, S6eriff.
S6,riHsamt. Scranton, pa, GUunsrifas. ptn
II. April 1907.
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Giiembabu 3eittabeile.
9eIauars. eadapanua uno @sHsrn Sabu,

Sn srafi ttn "a. Stunt 1906.
slolid -8trldbi SnantOn fir Rsp guri
um 2.0j, 800, Cos 500. 1920, Born. ;
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Wtp gcrt uue philadelphia, um $40 Born;
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SobpbanuI. 6.tr Nabmittdss.
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10 10 Wor uni o. Ratm. 8hT Sspter
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f.55 Ratmittaes OswtaO. Syraeuie unt
Utica qua um 6.25 Mcr. l6uft tdslit, ausas.
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