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Free press., 1907-05-04

1t IS now May and time to 90 t.
gardening; things put in during Marcel
and April are dead or stunted il
growth.
Here ice and snow on the ground II
sunny Kansas and in the store window:
big Strawberries and yellow wax beans
offered for sale.
Quite number of new Cream Sep
arators are being sold here, and manv
will ship cream this summer instead OF
making butter, or raising so much
wheat but raise feed and pasture.
Remember that Rand, the feller
dat byes hoses," and has spuds of
cash will be again in Victoria next
Wednesday, the 9Th and Hays on
Thursday.
Charlie Binder has rented and moved
to the Stainer building on South Chest
nut street and will have his Pump shop
and windmill supplies there, giving
him good location.
On Friday last the Normal bows plav-
ed game with the Presbyterian school
boys at Emporia, but suffered defeat
by score of IL to 10. Miller and Bice
as the battery; and returned home
Saturday evening.
1t is pleasure to walk around town
and and see so mary preparing to lay
and as the new ordinance
will not force people to pave before
harvest, we may expect to see our
city this year have the greatest paving
boom IN its existance
Over 5000 pounds of cream was
shipped out of here to the Continental
Creamery during April, making over
25OO pounds of butter. Paying our
farmers over $70O in cash for their
'ream. That is the kind of company to
ship your cream to, prompt and sure
oay and fair treatment.
The 9th U. S. Cavalry regiment, in
20 cars pulled by two engines went
through here early Tuesday morning
IN their way from Ft. Riley to San
Francisco and the PHILIPPINE islands. |
rhe two big engines pulled a baggage
ar tourist, Pullman and 8 freight
'ars holding the horses and equipment.
Free press., 1907-05-04

The last Legislature made an appro-
prlatlon for some expert. to be selected
by the State Agricultural College, to be
sent to Europe and select some seed
wheat to be tried bv the Kansas farmers
and they have selected Director C. w
Burkett of the College and he will
leave the last of May, in time to be in
Europe for harvest time The wheat
he may select shall be delivered to the
farmers, though the Agricultural Col
lege, at its exact cost, no farmer to
have over % bushel. The Legislative
bill says: The ising of wheat in the
state OF Kansas is one of the greatest
sources of wealth and income TO the
state, and as it is of the very highest
Importance that the quality of the
seed-wheat of the State should be of
the very highest; and it is conceded by
those most competent to judge that
the quality of the wheat and yeiId pcr
acre deteriorates from year to year.
until 1T becomes extremely desirable to |
obtain new seed from abroad thereby |
tending to greatly increase the quality |
and yield of the grain; and The great |
work and expense of properly inves-
the quality of the imported |
seed-wheat, the purity of the variety t
its freedom from noxious seeds and
vicious substances, and desirability of
introduction requires a large outlay Of
money and special authority of the
State, which has the means and in its
Agricultural College the qualified and
trained experts to obtain the best re-
suits
Free press., 1907-05-04

The P. w. Smith bob sleigh and
team were out with the snow storm
last Monday
Harry FELTON, is having the sand
hauled to lay sidewalk in front of his
residence on Fort street.
Mr.. Pierce is already piling up the
sand IN front of his property on East
Normal avenue to put in a pavement.
THE KANSAS CITY HORSE BUYER
Mr.. Rand, will be in Victoria next
Wednesday and in Hays on Thursday
to buy your horse. Pay you the cash.
Free press., 1907-05-04
Ladies' Exchange.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold an Exchange in the
NICKLES' Store this, Saturday. af-
ternoon, May 4th.
Having the seed ready, Geo. Philip
seeded the parking in front of his
residence on the snow on Monday. His
trees have come through the winter
in fine condition.
The new low picket fence put up by
Mrs. Leahy and Mrs. I. Zeigler much
improves their properties, and with the
cement pavement, makes that an invit-
ing block.
A. P Stainer is having a cement
sidewalk laid along the South side of
his residence property, which now
gives good walk from Fort street to
the Catholic Church.
-Four years ago to day April 20 1908
this county was visited by heavy
snow storm as it was this year and a
splendid crop followed. Hope the
comparison will keep up this season.
c. w. Dickinson of the East Saline
valley has bought the Judge James
Reeder property on East Wilson
avenue. This is one of the handsomest
residences in our city and will make
them lovely home in our city.
To-day Saturday, the HAYS Normal
Baseball and Basketball teams plav
with the Plainville H. S. teams.
Wouldn't it be rough if the Plainyille
school should run in some temporary
players for the occasion. i
Among the new arrivals at the Nor
NAL is Miss Edith Garvin, who taught
the Mt. Agr. school in Rocks county.
her school closing by the pupils giving
an entertainment of Mrs. Wiggs
in her Cabbage Catch.
Going to paint your barn or fence |
get Forgan Barn paint, the best, for
sale by
HENRY WOLF & Son
Prof. Picken was in Emporia this
week at the meeting of the Normal Re-
gents where the plans for the new ad-
dltlon to our main building was presen-
ted by the State Architect, Mr.. Stan
ton, and considered.
A good picture of the great Naval
review at the jamestown Exposition
and inspected by the President, has
oeen hung in our post-office. Quite a
number of our citizens are arranging to
go there and see the exhibits and ships.
A terrible accident happened at the
home of Geo. Bellman- north of town
IN Wednesday, their only child of 2
'ears being accidently run over by a
oaded hay wagon and killed. The
uneral was Thursday and they have :
ne sympathy of our whole community.
Free press., 1907-05-04

Each of the Holton Kansas papers
carried over 40 columns of home
advertising last week. 1t is our guess
that the merchants there do not have
to worry much about the mail order
evil. When the stores have any
special goods or special prices to com
pete with these mail order houses they
advertise it. Some merchants seldom
ever call attention to their new goods
and every mail takes cash and orders
to the Eastern stores.
Free press., 1907-05-04
''PosT" and PosrAL CARDS

The impression seems to be quite
general that writing on one half OF
the face of a government postal card is
permissible, but it seems to be mis-
take. There must be nothing done to
a postal card printed by the United
States, except the address put on the
face and communication written on the
back. On privately made post card
the public can write letter on the
left half of the face side of the card
and write on the back But the gov
erment postal card is sacred.
Free press., 1907-05-04

Judge Reeder went west Saturday t,
look after his business.
Mrs. Fred Schwaller Trinkle, will
her husband and baby, are visiting hel
parents.
The new residence of Mr.. Sack mean
the school home is enclosed and will be
cozy home.
Remember, all kinds of paint and
Tor all purposes, for sale by,
HENRY WOLF & Son.
Treasurer Joe Shaffer has put down
800 feet of excellent brick walk at his
residence near the Catholic church.
Rev. Munford having the popular
complaint, the mumps, there was no
preaching in the Methodist church last
Sunday.
A. P. Stainer and the Continental
Creamery will put in an 8 foot brick
walk in front of their place on S. Fort
street of McGuire's brick.
Farmers rejoiced to wake up Monday
morning and find the ground all cover
ed with snow and showing all day,
helping the growing crops.
The snow nearly all melted Tuesday
and surely refreshing the wheat fields
and fixed the ground in good shape for
corn planting
Rev. Hobbs of the Saline valley has
mad the misfortune to have one of his
large mules die just as spring work
Henry Hoff, Beson and Windholtz
were in town Saturday as witnesses for
Annie Froelich in the proving up of |
her Homestead.
Farmers who came in to the Fedora
ton meeting were loud in their reioic-
ing over the fall of snow this week.
Just what the wheat needed.
How soon we forget! We are com
planning of the cold, yet last wear on
Nay 9th ice formed during the night
md In the morning it showed 80 de-
,rees.
In compliment to the Federated
'lubs the Normal school and business
nen all around town decorated their
with flags; all but the Court
House and "The News" office.
To-day, Saturday, is May pension
.oucher day again. By the way are
he boys doing anything toward their
Decoration day exercises. Other towns
ne announcing their programs to
RAW the crowds.
Elated with their previous victory at
katharine the Hays Eagles ball
lub went to Walker last Sunday and
lad to walker home defeated eagles.
IL shot to pieces by the farmer boys
own there.
Harry Bellman has returned from t
is trip to Wichita where he has been +
ttending school on Traction Engine
'ork- In the practical work in get
lg an engine ready to work the thresh-
ne won the prize as the quickest, =
est versed in any of the class.
On Wednesday May 1st our district o
erk, Walter M. Stanton was married
Miss Catherine Miller in the new
nurch in Northwest Buckeye, being
he first celebration there. Quite
lmber attended and wished the happy y
'uple long and happy life as does the Il
rec Press. They will reside in the 7
orth part of town. e
Free press., 1907-05-04
Watches. Clocks & IevxeIr.u

Remember that Henry THoLEN &,
Son, the Watchnakers of Victoria.
are still making their regular trips to
HAYS every Saturday. If you have
a watch, a clock or any jewelry to re-
pair, leave it at the ]. B. BAsGALL
Grocery store and it viii be called for
and delivered every Saturday. Eyes
tested Free at our store IN Victoria
by Fl. ]. Tholen, the K.C. graduate
Free press., 1907-05-04
CHINESE FAMINE.

On Sunday morning at IL A. NJ. there
will be a Union Service of all the
churches in Trinity Lutheran Church,
IN the interest of the Chinese Famine
Relief Fund. The Red Cross Society
has issued statement to the effect
that the famine is approaching its
worst stage. All citizens whether
church members or not are urged to
attend this meeting.
Free press., 1907-05-04
Harness. Etc.


<1HuFeW Younger Is making
some exceptionally fine Har
ness out of pure No !, Oak tanned
leather, and is selling them at prices
unheard of in this country. He will
also make you fine Whip, oil and
clean your harness. and fix up for YOU
anything you may need in the way of
morse or mule JewelrY. Also repairing
shoes; Call at his shop and see the
first class leather that ne is usin~, and
you will like his harness.
See. YoUNGER before buying any
harness. He has the quality & prices.
Store adjoining C. n. r. Hall.
Andrew Younger.
Free press., 1907-05-04

A nice letter has been received by
one of our citizens from our old towns
man A. D. Wassinger, who is now a
member of the army band of the 5th
u. S. Cavalry IN Arizona. He likes
the work, as he spent several years in
the army years ago. During his army
service his homestead on the Smokey
valley is not contestable and makes
a 16O acre home on his return.
Free press., 1907-05-04
Cattle wanted to Herd

l have room for about 80 head of
cattle to Craze on my fenced range
north of Victoria this spring and sum
mer. Plenty of water and good grass.
Prices reasonable. Address
PETER A. HOFF, Victoria, Kan.
Free press., 1907-05-04
Farm Ror SaIe

$40 acre farm in Ellis county, Kansas.
All under fence. 400 acres in wheat.
roomed house, new barn 40x7O. 2
granaries. milk house, smoke house,
carriage house, ice house, good well,
200 barrel tank. Price $25 an acre
with crop, or $50 an acre without the
crop. Address JOHN H. GERKEN, Ellis.
Kansas.
Free press., 1907-05-04
WHILE THEY LAST

We will make half dozen of our pop
uiar sized Folder = Photographs for
Is cents.
No more than 6 of these to any one
person. But we will sacrifice on these
to advertise our many new styles upon
which we are making only a small mar
gin of profit. WOODS GALLERY.
Free press., 1907-05-04
Hail and Fire Insurance
Town & Farm Propertv.

OWL & Farm PrOpertY.
For Fire, Hail, Lightning & Tornado.
l have the Agency of the best of
companies, with millions of capitaI
and am prepared to issue policies on
Fire or Hail or Lightning or tornado
on property or crop at lowest rates.
Give me a call, tell me what you
want and get my figures.
GEORGE SCHOENTHALLER.
Justice of the Peace,
South Chestnut St. Havs
Free press., 1907-05-04

We are now ready to write you Hail
Insurance in the Old Reliable st. Paul.
Time given if desired. Do not run
the risk Of losing your wheat crop, but
call and insure It to-day. Call at
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Free press., 1907-05-04
The Topeka Journal publishes this:
KNITS ALL THE STOCKINGS.
A Hays City Family Has Sheep and an
Old Spinning Wheel.

Hays City, Kan, April 23.-Andrew
Sander, living seven miles east of
Hays, is one of the few farmers who
keeps sheep on the farm. He has only
eleven head, yet the increase furnishes
them all the mutton they want to eat.
This is not all. There is an old spin
ming wheel in the house and from the
wool Mrs. Sander spins the yarn and
knits the stockings, scarfs and mittens
for the family. There is always sur
plus of wool and this is shipped to
Kansas City.
Free press., 1907-05-04
Charles binder.

WANTED: Lady to advertise our
goods locally, Several weeks home
work Salary $12 per week. 81 a dav
Tor expenses. SAUNDERS CO.
Dept. w. 46-4S jackson Boulevard
q a Chicago, Ills.
Free press., 1907-05-04
KaFfIr Corn for sic

L offer for sale 200 bushels of
good Kaffir corn for seed, at my farm
IN Buckeye township, or will deliver
In Hays at reasonable price.
JOHN O'LAUGHLIN.
Free press., 1907-05-04
Money! Money!

have plenty of money to loan on
farm security at lowest rates. Nodelay.
option to pay in installments.
H. w. OsHANT.
Free press., 1907-05-04
Plumbing and pump ,vorE.

Having located here with my team and
plumbing tools, / am ready to do all
kinds of such work, fixing your pump.
pipe or windmill When wanting any-
thing in that line. give me a call and
learn my low prices Shop near City
Scales and Windsor hotel.
Am Agent for the celebrated IDEA1.
and SAMPSON Windmills- Best made.
Phone DO -
Free press., 1907-05-04
Threshing Outfit for Sale oheoD

4Ol OdIS Chedp.
offer for sale cheap, and on easv
terms the Grenell Threshing outfit "a
tnresher, engine, water-wagon, etc)
complete outfit good as new. Can
be seen at our residence in southeast
part Of Hays. VIM. HoLLENBECK.
Free press., 1907-05-04
SaFefy Deposff Roxes

The First National Bank of this citv
has just received nice outfit of Safety
Deposit boxes which they will rent at
very reasonable prices. These boxes
are made from the best Chrome Steel
Call and see them.
Free press., 1907-05-04
FARM FOR SALE

My 80 acre farm on Section l2, tewn
Il range Is in Buckeye township,
close to Hi JOY School. Good farm
and pasture land. Price reasonable.
See JULIUS POULSoN
on farm or address Hays. P. o.
SHOES. Now is the time to have
them mended for spring & the harvest
work. Don't wait until everybody Is
IN rush and busy. Come now t.
GAssMAN's SHOE SHOP.
Free press., 1907-05-04
HOUSE FOR SALE

l offer for sale cheap a good 2 story
house, trees, etc. near the Catholic
Church. Come see me.
PETER P. SMITH
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9ie leibtereu Sabrifate
i6licken cin

Gbifcn bananas. pruutnas, pCpiins, Drnb
Gs paris, armurss, Chiffon SruuNdrtbs, Rdy
gOres, Ssies 8urp @siiba, 5OiIs Rrass,
Gbtd 5amii,, Grtptlas, NsIrUir, Crepe SssO.
na, snsii6ss Mubuir, Crepe esspta, Sban
tuus, eanssppnts, pupIintttss, SutiRs, alba'
trre, gluus 9silines, SsnrisItas, franjSfi&tr
Suet. Sutia 5pills puls 5uTstas, pOPsIinsr
unb 8piIss.
Su I&Rnasu 8abrifattn il has aIOrtimtut
eI.i6 intutGant. erpaeeIptts in sinfa6sn
8urtsn, unE6itartn Gbtds unb plaips, Gbtdsb
bananas in sinsr srO5ru auspubI BON 5artsu,
SrStrt Cuttings, SaiIur Suittuss, pIaiN
Suitiuss, 5bitsis, Rain GIutb, Sofstu 9sisss,
gbtd garp suitinss, tuslii&r SwuO, 8nYs
Shipn, ,nsIiI&t @urftbs unN gbtpiUts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19

- Dwin gang DsutidlanO bsriibmts
8srlins, 9sbrsr @siuususrsin 1T ;n
sinsm Ssiu4 Der Ser. Staaten unb
elmer iedswO6i9sn Gourmet tur6 bic
buuptiddli6iten StaOts siusslaoen NOR.
ben. Gs gilt nidt uIs pubri6siuIi6,
bus Der Ysreiu I'M StunOs ieiu wirb,
bic @inluOuns uu3uuebmen, Oa es fir
bic OreibunOert 2sbrsr, Die ibm anssb0'
rem, i4wer isin oiirfts, OeutidlauO ,u'
Iammen ju uerlnHsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
8ilfes. Barre Sea@ri@ten.

- Ole Staats @rOslOse Der Sr. 8.
Il. u. Wi. ta9t Oisie @Ode bier.
= lleber 9ieseOped @reet in Susurs
LOAF EOwnibip iOu cine Stuatsbriide
9ebaut werben.
- Der Sauptssidditstbeil BON gsas
per 0tsaoOp, i'm untersn Ebsile oieies
Counties, lit am Disnitas Our4 5susr
SeritOrt wOrOen, bas einen S9absn uOn
$4,000 unri6tste.
- Die 9uSerue @Ountp SrOBseidwOs
renen baben sesen SObu Sauurilla,
Uilliam SlOB uuO SBillium 0teban pom
9aubD 0tuu Oiitritt autlassn peseu
8ablbetriigereien erbOben. @esen an.
bere Bublbsamte lieSeu ebenfuus Se.
i6ulOiSun9en uOr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
@ie 1T bies.

gBir bittsn tinbunbrt Dollars gtIptnuna fiji
ttem 6al pUn 4dtarrb, bu uitt burH Ginntb
men ppu palNs sntarb.aur ssb,iIt psrbtr
fann.
B.S. Gbtntp s. 9 o., Gistntb., ScIsbu, 8
98ir, bic llnts1H6nttsn, babtn 8. 3. Gbtusy
irit ben lsBisn is 9abTsn s,faHnt unb baItsn tbn
fur pcllfOmmtn tbunbaft in alien @tf16ftsptr.
banblunstn uHb fiHanjita btf6bist dIIt ppn Itintr
6irma siustsaustusn 8ubiubIi&ftitfH ~ trfiil.
len.
@tf&5ruaL @r0ebanbtIs- -DrSsuIiftu, 50.
leo, 8.
@albtua afuuau & Rarpiu, @rOs.
btIs-Drosuifftn, 5plfep. ..
ban's aataIrb'8ur ptIe iHHtrIia stnpmmsu
unb pirft birfft auf bas 9Iut unb Die ItIsimi.
gen Sbtra6htn bts Syftms. 3suanift frti
vTfanet. prtis 75s fir bic 8IaI@t. grrfauff
ppn allen AppibtfTn.
SaG's 6amiIisu.piGIsn inh bic bra,n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
eyabrifate fit
Scr0f
Oeluin0er
uno @apS.

Das erite Grassn Der ullerneneiten
Stple, Die @rlunsuns Der aleiosrma'
derin, sbe Der 9lnOruns Der Saiion er'
folst. psniscr SOpiSsrbreden nnS mebr
iOrsiame uuO SuirisOsnitellenOs slrbeit
iinb bic 8ortbeiIe Oes irab;eitiSen Slei'
berma4ens.
rlniere sessnwartise friibe ausitelluns
elmer uOllitdnOiSen Siuie bon 9erblt Sa'
britaten mu6t es mOSli6, ouB isoe
DAME bisie sswtnidtsn Stnnebmli6'
feiteu crlaust.
Die 8sridieOenbeit Der 6arben,
Sdattirunssn unb Wtuiter lGbt feinen
9taum fir @uttGui9unSen, iOnbsrn
ii6srt uollitduOise 3ufriebenbeit fir
ben uerl6iebenitsn @sidmud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
" orb Scrantcn.

- Sabina 3uiannu uOn SlOpO ctr.
waro Wtonta9 slbenb i'm @lobe 0are'
bouie beim SabenOiebitubt ertappt unb
oann uerbaftet. 8ei sinem SerbOr am
Oienita9 muBte iie fir ibr seri6tli6ss
@ri6einen $500 SiirSiduft itellen.
= Dus @suisrt pom b0l;ernen
WtietbsbGuiern i'm 14OO Ylod an Gan,
oerion auenue wurbe Disnitus MOrsen
Onr6 einen SrunO gum Setru9 uun iibsr
81 900 beidGoist. Der ulurmirten
5eusrwebr selans es, bic Slummeu uuf
Die Oa6tummerH 3u bei6rdnteu.
- Sine Sufanauna Sofomptiue traf
geitern Gbeno an Der Gripp Sabns
treuBuns einen nit 9Iibneru beluOenen
Wn9en uno Wdbreno Die brsi SnIuiien
oeiielben unO Die bei6en Pferoe nit un.
i1weren SerIesuusen entfumeu, nuroe
Der g8a9sn uollitdnois oemolirt unb
uiels Der Subner sstObtst.
- SObn, Der 3jdbrise Sobn oes
Oti6ael SaSsertp BON Smeenep Str.,
ItiirSte WiOntus in cine Senfsrube, bic
nur pOn biinnen 9rettern beoedt mar,
uno mare uuSWeiielbaft srtrunfen. wenn
ni6t Elm Oia6bar feline Rufe sebOrt uno
tbu aus ieiuer sefabrpollsn Gage befreit
bdtte.
- Sena Wfansle uno Stole Yater,
5wei iunse Wtaobsn uOn FittstOu, bic
ais 3eusen in Spei gerfiibrunssfdllsn
ju 2Sites'Sarre uerlan9t wurben, uber
sntflObsn, wurOen Samitas in Der
Wobnun9 pom Srau Susbss an Der
@de BON @learpiem uno gioro Wiuin
aoenue anfsefunoen uno ipdter beimse.
nOmmen.
- lunie SetensfD pon 98eit Wiartet
Stra6e, bic i'm @lObe BarebouIe uuo
BOolwOrtb &aoen beim Diebftabl er.
tappt wuroe, lit WtOntas fir elm meites
res SerbOr gebalten worOcu. Sn ibrer
fanO man elm Guantum Der
8eitobleneu Waaren. Bei Dem formels
len SerbDr am 0ienitus WurOe Die 9lus
Betla9te iiir ibr seri9tli6es @ri6eiuen
inter $500 Siir9idaft 9eitellt.
= Sin Bauer, Der isiusu 9iameu Der.
peiserte, rettete am 5rsitus Die Smeiidb.
tiSs GO6ter Oes @eOrse Simms uou
Boundary ctr. bonn EoOe. 0as Sinh
,eri6ludte in Der slbweisubsit Der Wtut.
.er elm Suantum GarbOlldure, Der
Bauer bUrtc beiien S6msrjensrufs,
.aunte ins Saus unb fab iofort elm,
'aB eS arStli6sn SsiitanO bsuOtbists.
Obne gu 3uuOrrn, fubr er nit oemislben
dueI ju siuem gIr5t, Der iOfOrt elm Sc
jenmittsl anmanote uuo Der Sleineu bas
,eben rettete.
- Sin moraliid uertOmmener Wteni6
deint @drtuer SObn Cunningham BON
5anoeriOn Slueuus Su isiu, Der Sc
Subre oft 1T unO 5ruu unb swOlf Siu'
er bat. 5ruu Sate Smitb BON @rssn's
5lacs erbOb nsmtid DOunsritus 9tudt
lie Ssi6ulOisuns, OaB Cunningham
brs jpsi junssn EO9tsr usrlOdt babe,
nO bel BEN SerbOr ersub ss ii6, OuB
r nit unNsrsn Mdbdsn Ous sIside ss'
ban. Da nod swsi uuOsrs srauirsuOs
tnflasen sesen i'm erbObsu lpuroen, 70
tsdte man ben Gnturtstsn Obne .3u'
aiiuus uOu Sarsifuft ius @sfdnsnib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
Stein Sabbatb,maag.

Die lests Stuutsssistssbuns BON 81
IinOiS bate fir bic StaOt @bicGso siusu
@barter paiiirt, psldsr SOnntuss;pans
uuo ull bic usrriidten S9rullsu CUR
9uebsluus Der psriUuliden 5rtibsit Der
Siirssr sntbislt. am Disuftas fauS in
@bicasO bic Gbitimmuns fir ODER ssssu
ben ueueu Charter ftatt uuO osrIslbt
wuroe nit elmer Wtebrbeit BON 10000
usrpOrfen. Wiit ben Dsutidsn ftimm.
ten bic SfanOiuuuier, 9olsu, 9Ubmsn,
u. |. M. 6nsessn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
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