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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-12-28
Herman A. Van Epps, Dayton, $12

Herman A. Van Epps Dayton, $12
per month.
Agapito Hurtado El Rito, $12 per
month.
sebrian Bates, Glencoe, $12 per
month.
Josiah R. Carr, Dayton, $12 per
month.
Richard H. Manville, Silver City, $12
per month.
Miles H. Day, Fairview SIS per
month.
Simon Lopez, Tecolote, $12 pei
month.
Maria de la M. M. de Trujillo, Cha
mita, So per month.
Jose Franciso Martinez, Nora $12
per month.
Cornelius J. Demorest, Carlsbad, SIS
per month.
Joseph Wight, Las Vegas, $40 per
month
James H. Kunkle, Deming, $12 per
month.
Marcelino Aldas, guardian, Vale
citos, SO per month and So each for
the minor children.
Robert H. Woods, Pennington, $12
per month.
Manuel Garcia, San Rafael, $40 per
month.
Dixon M. Parsons, Hagerman, $12
per month.
Severe Manzanares, Parkview, $12
per month.
Abram H. Dunning, Aztec, $12 per
month.
Candelaria Ulibarri, San Miguel, $12
per month.
Irene B. Schormoyer, Santa Fe, So
per month
Daniel NJ Elder, Artesia, $12 per
month.
Samuel o. Fletcher Santa Fe, $12
per month.
Lester Hardy, Ft: Bayard, $50 per
month.
Franciso Romero, Sandoval, $12 per
month. Yours very truly,
W. H. ANDREWS,
Delegate from New Mexico.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-12-28

All teachers in Mora county holding
permits to teach school and all per-
sons desiring to teach school in Mora
county, N. M, are required by law
and are hereby notified to attend an
examination of teachers, which will
take place in Mora, N. NJ, on Monday,
December 80, 1907.
RICARDO MARTINEZ,
County School Superintendent.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-12-28

"Zenda."
q S-Varsouviana.
9-Schottish.
'10-Two-step, "Silverheels.
11-Waltz "Dreamland.
12-Two-step, Grand March III
Roy"
13-Polka, Spinning Wheel"
14-Waltz, Vienna Concert"
15-Quardrille.
16-Two-step.
17-Varsouviana Moonlight.
18-Waltz, Youth Forever"
19-M Mexican Quadrille.
20-Two-step, "Iindy"
21-W Waltz, Lovers Lane"
Home, Sweet Home.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-12-28
Juan B. Martinez, Alg. May en-

Juan 3. Martinez, Alg. May en-
la causa de Rafael Gallegos. 1.50
Ahora en- ell asunto del camino de
Adolph Lange en- ell precinto No. 8,
ell cuerpo nombra a John R. Strong
como comisionado y que reporte para
ell siguiente termino.
La corte Sc pone en- receso hasta
las 2 p. m.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-12-28
PENSIONS GRANTED.
December II, 1907.


Mexico:
Mrs. Juana M. ]. de Archuleta, Las
Vegas, So per month.
William H. Wentworth, Monterey,
Mexico, $12 per month.
Philip l.. Humphrey, Santa Fe, $15
per month
Eliza j. Anderson, accrued pension
of her husband
Eli Caldwell, East Las Vegas, $12
per month.
Juan B. Vigil, Talpa $12 per month.
Ascension Billareal, Truchas, $40
per month.
John B. Headrick, Deming, $12 per
month.
James G.. Shipley, Silver City, SIS
per month.
Jose Dolores Trujillo, Cleveland, $40
per month
Charles S. Pollard, Nara Wis, $12
per month.
Marshal Hartman, Roswell, $12 per
month.
Christian Olson, Chloride, $12 per
month.
. George Studebaker, Cimarron, $12
per month.
Jose Antonio Gonzales, Chimayo, $12
per month
David Lawson, Flora Vista, $40 per
month.
Crestino Trujillo, Santa Fe, $12 per
month.
Arthur B. Dunn, Hillsboro, $12 per
month.
Philip Schwartztrauber, Roswell, $40
per month.
Eugene B. Fruitticher, Ft. Bayard,
$50 per month.
Casandra Van Way, Ration, So per
month.
Juan Bautista Bueno, Talpa, SIS per
month.
William Spencer, Logan, SIS per
month.
Sidney A. Cook, Melrose, $12 per
month.
William A. Cozine, Socorro, SIS per
month.
Maria Isidro Gonzales, Cleveland, SO
per month.
Henry w. Boutelle, Socorro $12 per
month.
John Greenwald, Socorro, $12 per
month.
Edward D. Horton, Lordsburg, $12
per month.
Gavino Rivera, San Jose, $12 per
month.
Candelario Martinez, Santa Fe, $12
per month.
Wayne Findley, Ft. Bayard, $17 per
month.
Atanacio Ulibarri, San Jose, SIS per
month.
John A. Wolford, Central, SIS per
month.
Freu n. Mlller, victoria, SlZ per
month
John Seibert, Albuquerque, $12 per
month
William Giles A. Wright, Wagon
Mound, SIS per month.
Juan Francisco Griego, Santa Fe, $40
per month.
John Crowley, White Oaks, $12 per
month.
Erasmus Cav, Santa Cruz, $12 per
month.
Jose Filomeno Gonzales, East Las
Vegas, $12 per month.
William G. Robinson, Mora, $12 pei
month
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Agosto 5, 1907.

NA6OoSO y, AVN''
Session de la tarde.
La corte Sc reunio segun prooroga
presentes los ofiviles que componen la
misma, Sc procede al despacho de ne
gocios
La corte apreba la fiannza de Man
uel Casias sup? de caminos del pto,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Jurors Can Keep Even.

Jurors In the circuit court will
hereafter draw SO per day instead
of 81 as In the past. The new fec
will just about let farmer get even
when called for jury duty. II will
be fairly profitable to the average
town man, OF leisure. who delights To
serve on Jury. To the retired capl-
talist. the 50 will be clear gain, for
he can live at home; but the farmer
will be out about 81 per day for
board and pay 81 a day for a man
10 take hls place on the farm. II Is
altogether probable that the change
I'm the fees will make difference In
the number OF excuses offered and
the zeal with which they are pressed
when men are called TO jury duty,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
A Landmark Gone.

One of the landmarks of jackson
county and OF the county seat is be-
ing torn down In Jacksonville. 1t Is
the sQuatty little old building that
has SO lons stood in one corner OF
the court house block, and that
years ago served as the offce OF the
county clerk, and In which the husi-
ness OF a territory which now em-
braces the counties OF Jackson. Klam
ath and Lake, was transacted. the
two latter counties at that time
forming a part of old Jackson. which
spread more than half way across
the southern boundary of the state,
and comprised a yeritable empire
within itself. The old building was
sold 20 Jacksonville carpenter,
who is raxing II 20 the ground for the
Il contains.-Ashland It'd
lngs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
New interpretations.

II. S. Gile. w. T. jerks and Edith
r. jerks filed articles of incorpora
tion In the secretary of states Office
yesterday. for THE Liberty Orchard
Company" with a capitalization OF
$4,000 and head Offices located in Sa'
lem, The object of the concern is to
conduct a general warehouse busl.
ness.
The Hood River Mosier Fruit Com.
pany was Incorporated by II. F.
French. c. Il. Houston and William
n. Neville yesterday, The capital
stock was fixed at $4,000 and the
head Office will be located in Port,
land.
The Oregon Realty Company was
also Incorporated yesterday with a
capital stock of 5000, and It's
main Office is located in Portland. F.
L, Andrews, C. ID. Brun and Warren
e Thomas are the incorporators.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Blast at The DalIcs Makes Trouble

Some careless shooting went on al
the scene of the Court street cut
this morning about S:30, and rocks
Few lively for a time. While the
damage was not so severe as that of
last fall, II was dangerous to be safe
with n block and half of the
blast. A good-sied rock penetrated
the roof of the McCord roomlng
house, owned by Mrs. S. S. Smith,
went through the ceiling and light
ing on a rocking chair, broke it An
other buried itself in the roof OF II.
$. Wilson's house, and still another,
weighing about 100 pounds, hit a
peach tree In Frank Egan's yard and
imbedded Itself In the ground. John
Fitzgerald's house was also hit, and
rocks flew in all directions.
Commissioners Billedeau says they
have been working in soft rock. and
put in an amount of powder sufii-
Client to shatter that. Instead, how
ever, they struck flinty rock, with
the result that II made scattering
which caused serious damage and
might have caused fatal injury.
neeming Il necessary for the safety
of the residents and property in
that neighborhood, w. II. Wilson
swore out warrant for the arrest of
c ], Billedeau, who has charge of the
work, and Frank Ballard. an assist
ant, on the charge of criminal care
lessness. They appeared before JUS
tiee Douthlt and their hearing was
set for tomorrw at . o'clock.
Dalles Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
THE OLD FARM.

When is anxious hopes and fears
and the last clerk disappears,
with a leanb weary n swinging Office chair
thoughts go childhood the old that there
broad beneath the
] cans seet he barn and and m
gathered golden the mill.
7 with
wheat field golden, the
old where the chipmunks play
And piles
can
fish for a
And prize
shining
while
boyhood
all gained
II childhood and the
From
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
John F. Shoup to George
Kearns, land in Marion
county, W. d. -.
Marion News Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts are
the happy parents of bouncing
baby boy. Born June 14th.
Jay Hobbs had the misfortune to
get his face badly hurt while play
ing ball last Sunday.
School election passed off quietly
Monday. H. e. Roberts and ]. A.
Doerfler were elected directors.
Roy Russell and family have
moved to Jefferson for a while. Roy
is peeling piling near that place.
Cherries are ripe now. That fruit
IL being shipped from Marion.
The little daughter of G. b. Bouck
got quite badly hurt while at play
recently, but not dangerously.
John II. Rhoten will have a sale
of Jersey cattle, also a few hogs,
silo, cream separator and other
things on June 27th at his place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19

Salem, June 1s.-1907.
Ed. Journal:
Considerably discussion has been
caused by the action of the board
iu the matter of selecting a site foI
a home for the feeble minded. In
the first place the selection of two
persons, instead of three to report
upon the different properties submit.
ted for the states use, is out of the
usual order, and resulted as might
have been forseen in two separate
reports neither of which was a ma
jority report. II looks upon the
face of 1t, as though this had been
done, in order that the board might
decide the matter without going
against the majority report. I say
Il looks that way, for | make no ac-
cusations but 1t is a position the
board has placed itself In, and It
can find no fault If one calls atten-
tion to It's appearance. There is
another proposition that has a
rather queer look and that is, that
the board decided to purchase a
tract of land which one of the own
ers did not desire to sell, and which
he now refuses 70 sell. 1t decided
to purchase a law suit along with
its lands, and to dispossess a citizen
by process of law, of lands he did
not desire to sell.
OF the merits of the different
tracts submitted for the states in
spectlon have nothing to say, for
that is a subject about which honest
of opinion may arise
though 1t is generally conceded that
the tract selected is not so well suit
ed for the purposes for which II is
desired, as are some OF the others.
do not profess to have a profound
of the law-but It strikes
me that while the state has the right
Of eminent domain, and can con-
denim property necessary for It's
use, the question is still an
open one, II II can condemn proper
ty for it's use that Is not necessary.
In other words, there being an abun-
lance OF land that II can get, that
Is suitable for it's purpose, can It
arbitrarily take under such condi-
ions any mans property? 1t may
% permitted to do so under the law,
,ut every sense OF right and fair
leallng is outraged by It. No sane
business man is apt to rush into a
business transaction, with a law suit
attached TO II, anl /, for one, see no
'eason why the state should do so.
CITIZEN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
The Magic No. 3.

Number three is a wonderful mas
cot for Geo. II. Paris OF Cedar
Grove. Me-. according TO letter
which reads AFTER suffering much
with liver and kidney trouble. and
becoming greatly discouraged by the
failure to find relief. tried Electric
Bitters. and as result am a we'll
man today. The first bottle relieved
and threo bottle completed the cure"
Guaranteed best on earth for stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. by J. @.
Perry druggist. soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Cali for Polk County school Bond

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
eordance with section SSSs, para.
graph 81, of Bellinger and Cotton's
Annotated Codes and Statutes of Or
.egon, will within thirty (SO) DAYS
from the date OF this notice redeem
and pay bond No 1. OF School Dis
triot No. 2s. Polk county. Oregon, is
sued Feb. 1, 1894, the same being
now redeemable and payable. No
interest will accrue on said bond af-
ter thirty (SO) days from the date
OF this notice.
Dated at Dallas. Polk county, Ore
gon. Monday, June IL. 1907.
J. Il. BEEzLEY,
County Treasurer.
eIeat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
POSTAL DEPARTMENT TO BLAME.

what standpoint the
the carrying the mails
TO
ROBBERY TRANsPoR
COMPANIES
The fraudulent methods of weighing the malls the correction
which will charges Ia
a a
other
the frauds and their magnitude but
AUTHORITIES PAID ATTENTION THEIR
tardy
10 $ n voluntary reform.
wholly compulsory and the department
n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Transfers Real Estate.

The following deeds have been
placed on record in the Office of the
Marion county recorder:
Catherine Boehringer ct al to
Henry j. Keil, 25 acres sec.
II, t 4 s, r, 1 W, W. d. Isl, 900
]. and E. II. Brown to e. G..
Tozier, lot 1, block Ia, and
all of block Is, SCOTS Mills,
W. d. ............... $50
G. F. Homyer ct al, to Frid-
ricka Homyer, lot 2 block
10 Highland avenue addi-
tion, Salem, q. c. d. ..... 100
w. N. Brotherton ct al., to
Edwin A. Thompson, lots 5
and 6, Hadley addition in
Mill City, also parcel of
land containing " acres
in Hadleys addition in Mill
City, W. d. ........... 100
A. Bush to ]. W. Wilson, lot
8, block 81, Salem, q. Cd. 500
u w. Wilson ct al, to G. J.
and A. M. Thomas, lot 8,
block 81, Salem, w. d. 80. 500
Alec Oppliger to ]. and j. OPP
ulinger, land in Marion
county, W. d. .......... 1000
]. II. Daniel ct ux to T. s.
Weesmer, 80 acres in S,
3 W, W. d. ............ 5000
B. s. and ]. Coppock to Enos
Presnall. lot No. 4. S. s. F.
+. No. z, W. d. ...... 1900
NJ. b. and E. N. Peetz to
Charles Sterling, lot
block 1, addition "B" to.
Woodburn, W. d. ........ 1,025
j. X. Darling TO Emil Beler,
6 acres in t $, r 8 W, W. d. 800
o. NJ. and S. r. Edminston to
Jacobine Hansen, lot s, Os-
walds addition TO Wood
burn, W. d. ........... 100
w. II. and NJ. Scott to Nv. II.
NiNNoloOhi of'bV dNlSo III
o s,r3 W, W. d. ...... 100 |
y. +. Bassett ct al, to George
e. II. Dunsforj ct al, east
" of lots 6 and Z, bloc S5,
Salem, q. C. d. ........ 1
II. b. Fiske Jet ux to George r.
II. Dunsford OF al, land In
Salem, q. C. d, ........ |
of Aumsville Lodge
No. 80, A. o. U. W. to trus-
toes of Crescent Lodge No.
176, |. o. o. F., land in
block 13, Aumsville, q. C. d. 70
D. A. Mckee to M. and o. l..
Shaner acres in SRI
W, q. c. d. .............
). and |. Crocker to Jacob A.
Anderson, land In Wood
burn, W. d. ........,.. 1000
HELEN Fladeland to NJ. and o.
l.. Shaner, acres In 8 s.
7 W, W. d. ....,..,,, $50
Z. NJ. and NJ. Hicks to Minnie
b. Peetz, lot 3, block 1, ad-
dition "a" 10 Woodburn,
W. d. ..,..,......... bOO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Tons 6f stranded Fish Die.

Residents near the lower end OF
the Columbia canal complain that
tons OF fish from the Walla Walla
river become stranded In the small
lRtorals and die. Some weigh as
much as Ave pounds each, ana the
varieties include chubs. suckers, cat
FISH and salmon. II Is probable that
wire netting will be placed at the
mouth of the Intake of the big ditch.
Many OF the residents along the ditch
are using the FISH as fertilizer
Wallula Gateway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Heform School Summit.

Sealed proposals are hereby ,,.,I
ed for furnishing the OREGON ,a.,' ~.
Reform School with supplies ~ - s'S'| a
next ne six six months. ending DecsnSa csr ssI
81, 1907. Lists, with specIso..,U' SauOe
vii will be furnished upon application oa' !
the superintendent. All bId. :"
be in by June 2Sth. All goods uu1 mu1
be In strict accordance with s.m",1 uS1
In original package when UO..rSl'
6-14-11t s,n.-,S'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Do Not Neglect the Children.

At this season OF the year the first
unnatural looseness OF a child's
bowels should have immediate atten-
tion. The best thing that can be
given is chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by
castor oil as direeted with each bot
tie OF the remedy. Fore sale by DR..
Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19

Cures all kidney. bladder aud
rheumatic trouble: sold by all drug.
gists. or two months treatment by
mail for 81. DIR. 10. w. Hall. as2e
Olive street. st. Louis. Mo. Send
for testimonials Sold by Stones
drug store. dw-1yr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Clarity of Language.

Miss Blank has recovered $685.
900 for her left leg, his wife read
from the paper
81 thought IL was for the one the
cars didn't leave" said her husband.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19

Success In life is accompanied
by increase OF enemies. That's why
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea has
imitators; It's success. s5 cents.
Tea or Tablets. DR.. stones Drug
Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
Present Standing Of City League

The Y. M. c. A. and Woolen Mill
teams will play tonight at 6:30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19

Harvey Cole of Woodburn is in
the city on business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-19
HOME FOR
FEEBLE
MINDED
Can the State Condemn Land II Does
Not Actually Needl

Salem, June 1S.-1907.
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TinleDs'
-
Nerfaufen
,WerODe''
1lnterf(eiOer.

3ebn @riiuos, warum sic es tauIer
iollteu:
.Wero6e~ lit psrfstt in Der an,
paGuns, ipe,ieu paiishO fiir bic tnapr
aupaiienoen @emduoer Der RriuceB uni
empire Wtooelle.
rWferoor" 1T erbultbar in Der aus
sebebntcIteu auspabt uou SOrmeu uni
@spidten, fur ihlante, mittlere uni
itarte Sormen.
rNterooe" lit 9spoben uou Osl
bStlten Qualitdt uon 9arn, yisle,
Set6s'gisls, Setos uno BOlle, WsrinO
uuo gang Bolle.
erooe" 1T 3u erbaltsu in 9Se'
ftsn, uuterboisH, lights, SorIettiIbsr'
3iiseu uuo uniouaujiiSen fiir Srauer
unO Sinoer.
rNtsrOSs" lit iOrsialtis unssiertisi
in isosr 9peiie, SuOpfe atltlam an9e'
ndbt, feline unansenebme 9tubt, psrfettt
8rette, germslldnseu, rGumi9e Asrmel'
l66er.
-Wtsro6e" sefGllt beim sriten Bid.
Seoes @ewuuo nit 9anoitiderel in
Seioe abseruuoet.
rWterooe~ 1T elm usrniinfti9es,
iaiiOnables, bequsmes unO Oauerbaftes
llnterSeu9.
.Wtsrooe" lit Oes Nufuufs wertb
9iebt uuermdBli6e 3ufrieOeubsit.
~Wterooe- iiberfteist Die fir ss ge'
mudtsn gnipride uno iibsrtrifft nod
.Sbre @rmartun9en.
.Wtsrobe" In ieoer SualitGt re-
,prdIenttrt Die beit mOSli4su 8ertbt ju
Dem Rreile.
gBeitsu uuO 9Oieu, ale 9swihte, SOC,
75c, $1.00. $3.50.
Union InIiise. s1.OO, s1.50, $500,
1926.
@eitridts SOriettiibsr;iiss, SOC, 75c,
$1.OO.
28eitsu uuO SOisu fir SinOsr, alls
@rOBen, 35c.
Linton slnliiss fir ainOsr, 75c, S1.OO,
$3.50.
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Nas Ihal abtp drts.


Ia1lnr.-Oer ShweiIer Wiannsr6or
uno SussuO Yersin uOu 9upIOr, uuers
miOti6 no ss gift. fir quite 3wsds, Die
6reibeit uur lluabbdnsisteit einjuitsbsn,
wir6 am nGhitsn II. giOuember in oen
8eiienflub Rint Elm @Oniert abbaltsn.
melhes alles uorber @eieheue in bieIem
Staotden in Shatten iteleu iol. Gin
auserleienes @omite. beitebenO aus 9ein'
rid Strsun, z. u. SOnes uuo Wtelhior
Streun. fir 6eitIihtsiten pie seldaIIsn,
1T eiiris bsmiibt. ullss 10 gu arransirsn.
nm Die pertben 8eiufer in ieoer 9tns
ii1t juirieoen gu itellen. Der hieli9s
5urnusrein nit ieinen juussu ltrammsn
9iinslinssu miro auitreteu, uno 3mOlT
Sunsirausu Der Wtutter 9elustia wsr'
ben Oas iOssuannte 8eiiihwinssn aus
fiibren; uno oa bas CONCERT aus 2l
0iummeru bsitebt, 10 wtro ss aud niht
an Yotal. uno Suitrumentuluortrassn
ieblsn. 9Hsr wOllte jubauie bleiben ?
Sd ni6t, ou ni4t uno uiele anOere auh
niht. - Der bieiise @riitli Sersin bat
belhloiien, Dem Q. u. u. Suuo trsu
III blsiben uno nitt aus Dem yudawaus
10 3wcis uus,utreteu. 9ut ab, Sdwei'
IsriObus! Sslfet aud in Der 3utunTt
mader nit, ben Wiudern bas 9auoDerf
,u lessnl SSir MAIDEN ibuen feline TOr'
i9riitsn, mas iis slcu Ooer trinten iOl'
len uHo psrlunsen als Ireie Burger Die
elsihe RRdIi1t fir uns. - 9err SObn
S6ilO (@urpsnter). paiiiuss WtttslieO
Oss Sdwsijrr Widnneraor, puros am
80. Ssptsmbsr selssentlid ieinss Soften
@sburtstases pom senanuteu Ssreine
nit sinsm psrtbuOllen @eiAente iibsr'
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Sliibmann, pelder ON Z. Sttober So
Sabre aft mar, puros cine lo9enannte
.Surpriit Partie" sssebsn nno Der
Sdpsissr Wdnnerdor, beIien sifri9ss
Wiit9lieo er lift, beOadte ihn NIT sinem
ihOnen @sidsnf.-Dsm @hspaar Wtsl'
dior S6lappi iei nadtrdsli6 gu Der
autuuft oss muntsren Stammbalters
srutulirt. - Cine Ssridtt9uu9 mOAten
mir MAIDEN: Der am porlesteu SOnu'
tus beSrabsns &i6aro @roB (mOss sr
iunft ruben y mar niht Der alte Sete'
ran, iOnOsrn elm iiiussrer Winnn pOn
46 Sabren. 9err Sobu S9ilo 1T an
benz 8erisbsn uuidulois, Oa er uersan'
gene 8O6s iibsrhaupt fsiue @OrrsipOu'
ben, sinssiunbt bate. aliO, nur feinsn
Stein Dsrisn = 0ii6asl pon Bergen
BON Sit @rOue StraBs srboIt iid lang
Jam mad idwsrer 9rantbsit.-WOntas
9ta9mittas erlaS 8illiam, Der IA Sabre
ults SObu pom 9errn uno 5rau Guspur
SGilO pom @rOus Strabe, nad lanssrer
arantbsit elmer 8lutusrsiftun9. Den
i9psrsspriftsu Gltsru wirO oas ullss.
msins Wiitssflbl Butbeil. - Die 0tc6t'
I6ulsu bssunnsu MOntaS absnO unter
,ahlreiher Theilnahme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
Nn 2 sapinSfn4tiae.

Ter unter,si9nete ssr suT6 elm ssp55nIi9es
Nittel iur @eiunbbett Dieeer bsrgesut pures, ndd
bem sr einiae Sabre lang an elmer i9wtren eunaeus
franibeit uns esr gefar6teten Qrautbtit Sdminhs
ueht aelitteu bate BAT elm arobes 8erduaen. isi.
men yttleieenseu eas Wittel befaunt Az matsn.
aaen sentu, bic Is uetlauasr. Ipiro eT ireuneIhfi
toheuirei eins abi6rift Der Subereituua ihiteu,
peIds ne als eint 6eiIuHa fur ZdbmiHeiudt, NIB
ma, Cdfarrb, Srondittis uns ale baIs' url
eungenfrdntbeiten rneen mereeu. CT hoift, edt
aas esisenoen iein osiImitteI probireu wtteen, ed
Is febr uertbpou N.
Gisieuieen. wslhe bic 9ubersituus ptrtansen
uet6e linen nihts toffen tpiro, uue elm Segen fli
fie ieiu mag pouen geiiutet
Gbrp. espGrs n. BtIfeu.
eTooiIqn, y. g., asrsifirsi
erpabust sisie 3siiuus.