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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28

North Carolina, Mr.. Beard saws that
he will return to Florida and begin
an active campaign lasting until
spring Here is definite news aud
we can govern ourselves accordingly
Now who will play John Sharp VIII
liams TO Mr. Boards Vardaman?-
Live Oak Democrat
Better as Commissioner.
The Pensacola Journal and De
Funiak Breeze are both friendly 10
Burr, but want him to stick 10 his
present Job. It is a question as 10
whether he could serve the people
better as governor than as railroad
commissioner-Wint Garden Rico
Chef.
Foster-Dapray Controversy.
Now that Major Dapray is to be
recalled. it is to be hoped that the
State Troops will be infused with new
life and again take high rank in the
citizen soldiery of the natiOn.-Pa'dt-
ka Times-Herald.
Call Not Called.
And now Judge r. NJ. Call. of Duval,
thinks that he hears the cali Of the
people to be governOr.-Palatka
Times-Herald.
TrammeH to be Candidate.
Hon. Worth Trammell will probably
enter the lists as an aspiTant for rail-
road commissioner. No one who
knows this most excellent young man
doubts his ability to successfully hold
down such a positiOn.-Palatka Times
Herald.
Jeff. Stephens.
Col. JEFF. D. Stephens is having his
picture printed in the papers OF the
third district But this does not nee
essarily mean trouble for Mr.. Lamar.
.Palatka Times-Herald.
Browns Peaceful sIambers.
1t is said that an effort will be made
to stop the payment of that appro-
priation for the Tampa fair. This
may mean more sleepless night for
President BOrwn and a few others
Palatka Times-Herald.
One View.
1t is sagaly said that Governor +
favOrs the candidacy of T. ~ .
Jennings of West Florida for COVER /
nor. Get in the Suns chariOt.-Lake /
land Sun.
MoTe Advice to Burr.
The DeFuniak Breeze, in very
strong and sensible article, urges .
Hon r. Hudson Burr to retire from
he EUbernatOrial race, and states its
'casons for the request in most clear
and fOrcible terms. 1t urges that Mr.
Burr, who has heretofore claimed that
he has been hampeTed in his work as
-ailToad commissioner by reason Of
being in a minority on the board as
we'll as by the fact that the law did .
lot give the board sufficient authority
o make it's work effective, is now not /.
)nly in a majority on the board and
md also its chairman, but the law has
)een so amended as to give the COM
mission all the authority it demand
ID Under the circumstances, Mr..
Burr is the mani above all others, to
AIRY out the will of the people as I
he head of that commission. Het
vas elected for that purpose. To
cave that POSITION for another at this
uncture would look very much like I
esertine his post of duty, and will in
II prOba lily defeat him in the race s
or governor Stick to your post, Mr.. ,
burr, like a true soldier, and if YOU
leet the expectations of the people {
n the post to which they have assign I
d you, promotion will surely come {
'artOw COurier-InfOrmant. &
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28

which side of the controversy he is
On.-Tallahassee True Democrat.
Sentiment Growing.
County division is daily gaining
ground, where the proposition met
with extreme disfavOT year ago
The people are beginning to think the
matter over. and as a result the tide
is turning strongly toward a cutting
loose from our present thriving county
seat-Wauchula Telegram
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28
TrammeII to be Candidate.

Hon Worth Trammell will probably
enter the lists as an aspirant for rail-
road commissioner. No one who
knows this most excellent young man
doubts his ability to successfully hold
down such a position.-Palatka Times
Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28

Sold at s., 90 per bottle by druggists. Our book
Of priceless value to all women sent free Address
6Ra6FLEiD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ca
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28
Jeff. Stephens.

JET. STEPHENS.
Col. JEFF. d. Stephens is having his
picture printed in the papers OF the
third district But this does not nee
essarily mean trouble for Mr.. Lamar.
-Palatka Times-Rerald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28
RroMn,s PeaosfuI sIunbers.

1t is said that an effort will be made
to stop the payment of that appro-
priation for the Tampa fair. This
may mean more sleepless night for
President BOrwn and a few others
Palatka Times-Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28
Military Friction.

Military circles have been some
what startled by the friction between
the acknowledgement and the inspector
and Instructor of the state troOps
The governor has not yet discovered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28
Big Ones Under Cover.


In trying 20 break up this jury
bribing ring it was easier to scatter
the little fellows" than it was 10
follow the trail Of guilt into the pala-
tial Offices of the big fellows" The
trail always led pretty high up in
traction, banking and even official
circles. But the covering of tracks
was as scientific as the actual method
or jury corruption, and scores of the
little fellows went into well paid eX-
lie to shield the bigger game
This was the case when Big Dan"
Coughlin jumped his $4,000 bail bond
some eight years ago. and shook the
dust of Chicago from his feet Cough
lin had but recently escaped life in
generation for completely in the
Cronin murder and had signalized his
release from Joliet by opening a
clearing house" for the jUry-bribing
ring. His indiscret bravado in one
case led him straight into the meshes
of the law, and rather than go to 10
liet a second time he left his bonds
man to settle with the state and took
his leave. That was eight years ago.
and for that long, some of the princi-
pal jury bribers have breathed more
freely.
A Grievous BIunder.
The code of the jury-bribing ring
will class the revelation of COughlins
identity at Mobile the other day as
an objectionable blunder Still the
was made, but promptly recti-
fed by the leisurely pace of the Chi
cagO police authorities The latter
permitted Couglin TO get away sec
time while it was dallying with GER
tain cumbersome eXtraditiOn forms
The Mobile police kept Coughlin for
sixty hours, but the Chicago police
were fifteen hours too late.
Some critics are charging the Chi
cagO police with Incompetence in
this case. More nationally they might
ask whether Coughlin is really want
ed in Chicago or not. The machinery
Of the police department works some .
times fast and some times SLOW It /
all depends upon circumstances.
Guilty Wealth.
We have an administration in Chi /
5agO now that is not noted for aggres-
5iveness in tracing guilt to law break
ers in high places. The presence of .
Big Dan" COughlin in Chicago would
Do embarrassing to some wealthy citi-
zens who have been charged on the
;Ourt records with active membership
n the jury-bribing ring. There are
wen indictments, long sleeping. that
night be revived through the pres
uTe of public sentiment
We have an administration that
leals tenderly with the rights" Of
-estCd wealth, even though these
lights have been secured by mid
light leases, or the more plebeian..
rts of the tax dodeer. Chief Ship
US force must direct its activities to
egregating a few cheap resorts. The
after lacked powerful political in1u-
nee. such as is possessed by the big
eT public plundererS.'
So COugnlin HES himself away
gain TO save many others besides
imself from possible felOn's stripes
o any glcc'e 1suiin
o say that the Chicago police could
OF have brought him here. if badly
-anted, is an insult to average intel
gCnce.
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One View.

1t is sagaly said that Governor
Broward favOrs the candidacy of T ~
Jennings of West Florida for COVER
nor Get in the Suns chariOt-Lake
land Sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28

the parts, and assists nature in
its sublime work. By its aid
thousands of women have
passed this great crisis in per-
feet safety and without pain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-28
B 4 B Us
y Ole e :: :: s:

thrill motherhood Undesirable
should know of
De entirely avoided by the of Mothers
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20

addressed to the owners of the prop
erty involved in the proposed deal.
and which is now being submitted to
the property owners by the members
of the two committees who will
endeavor to get definite answers on the
propositions:
"Will you agree to move your build
ing back fourteen feet, or less, the
width of the alley back of the "wedge"
providing that you can obtain an
eighty nine year lease from the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company, for all
the railroad ground you may occupy,
at nominal rental of say So 90 to
So 90 per year. and. thereby widen out
Morley avenue at least fourteen feet,
improve the city and enhance the
value of property on both sides OF
Morley avenue. in the eighborhood
of the "wedgel"
MIR. Dan Hagan was the only one
of the "wedge" property owners
present at the meeting Wednesday
night and he readily agreed to move
back without any expense to the city,
and says he will erect better build
ing than the one now on his property
as soon as he can get such lease as is
promised by the railroad company.
P. R. S.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That we, the undersigned, all whom
sdents of the State of California. have this
day voluntarily associated ourselves together
for the purpose of organizing and conducting
a corporation under the laws of the Territory
of Arizona, and to that end we do hereI Y
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20
AMENDMENT
White Marble Power s Development
Company.
OF
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATED

This is to certify that at a meeting of
of the stock hold ers of said corporation
held on the 18th day of March, 1907, at
the branch Office of the company, SOB
H. w. Hellman Bldg, Los Angeles,
Cal, regularly called for this purpose,
all of the stockholders of said corpora
ton were present and by the affirmative
vote of the holders of all of the issued
and subscribed capital stock of said
corporation, it was resolved that Art
icle L of the Articles of Incorporation
of said corporation be amended to read
as follows:
'Article I: The name of this COR
poration shall be "WHITE WATER
MARBLE POWER & DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY - e.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the
President and Secretary of said COR
poration, have hereunto set our hands
and seals this 2nd day of April, 1907.
NJ. o. HERT,
President.
Attest:
C. A. WELTE,
Secretary.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20
State of California, lee
-,nnntu of Los A oalAS 20 :.
C. A. WELTE,
Secretary.

County of Los Angeles S.
On this second day of April, 1907,
Before me, E: Lois BOUCHER, Notary
Public, in and for the County of Los
Angeles, State of California, on this day
personally appeared M. o. Hert,
personally known to me to be the
President of the White Marble Power
& Development Company. and per-
sonally appeared G. A. Welte, per
sonally known to me to be the
Secretary of said corporation, and said
NJ. o. Hert acknowledged to me that
he executed the foregoing instrument
as such President of said corporation
and said G.. 4. Welte acknowledged to
me that he executed the foregoing
instrument as such Secretary of said
corporation
In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal the day and year in this
certificate first above written.
(SeaD e. Lois Boucher,
Notary Public in and for
the County of Los Angeles
1906 State of California.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20
Have a fit

Have a fit
There will be a man at the Boston
Store next Monday who will give you
fit He is MIR. John S. Phelps of
Chicago, travelling representative of
Strauss Brothers, Customs Tailors.
MIR. Phelps knows all about fits and
will give you one if you will let him
take your measure. 1t
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20
official Bulletin.

Commencing March 10th, train No.
II, will leave Nogales at 7:3O a. ~,
(Pacific time) SOB Sonora or local
time.
Train No. II will leave Tucson at
3:4S p. M, Pacific time) arriving at
Noeales at 10 p M. Sonora, leaving
at l 1:25 for the south.
w. G. Bowman, Agent.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20

State of California.
County of San BernardnO S.
On this Goth day of February i'll the year one
Thousand nine hundred add seven before me j.
b. Hanna, Notary Public in and for the
County of San Bernariino, State of California,
residing therein. duly commissioned and sworn
personally appeared NJ. o. Hert and VIM.
Loehr, known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the within instrument
and they acknowledged to me that they execut-
ed the same.
In witness whereof, L have hereunto set my
hand and affi xed my official seal the day an
year first above written.
(SeaD j. Ii. Hanna,
Notary Public in and for the
County of San Bernardino,
4-6-6 State of California.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20
For Sale.

First Class business property, in the
business center of town. For terms,
and description of property enquire at
Office of Frank j. Duffy. Mcintyre
Building. Nogales, Arizona
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20

State of California, 4
County of Los Angeles S.
On this 2sth day of Fee ruary. 1907. before nae.
E Lois Boucher, Notary PuolIc in and for the
County of Los Angeles, State of California, per
sonally appeared H. A. Rodgers. G.. A. Weite and
+. A Irvine, known to be the persons
described in, and whose names subscribed
to and who executed the annexed and foregoing
instrument, and they each of them severally
acknowledged to that they executed the
sa me for the purpose and consideration there
in essed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, L have hereunto
my hand and ixed my official seal at my
office in said County of Los Angeles, State of
California, this 2nd day of February, 1907.
l. LOIS BOUCHER,
Notary Public in and for the
County of Los Angeles, State
of California.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-20

State of California,
County OF Los Angeles, S.
On this 4th day of March, 1907, before me,
Estelle NJ Le Sage, Notary Public in and for
personally appeared Fred IL vahrenkamp, John
I. Duffie, WillianI'T. Calderwood s. +. Wiles
and II. 7. Morrow, known to to be the
persons described i'll, and whose names sub
Scribed to and who executed the annexed and
foregoing instrument, and they each of them
severally acknowledged to me that they eXecut-
ed the same for the purposes and consideration
therein expressed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and aft xed my official seal at my
office in said County of Los Angeles. State of
California this 4th day OF March, 1907.
Seal ESTELLE NJ. lie. SAGE.
Notary Public i'll and for the County of
Los Angeles, State of California.
1866
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-18

- Der idbrlide ausaus Der Damsn
Settion oes Scranton Sieoertranj fin,
oct tommenoeu Dieuitas giadmittas,
ben 23., i'm 9iap auS Bart itatt.
3err Yittor 8eujel bon artbur
Gueuue, Su4fiibrer in Der 6. RobinIou
8rausrsi. reiite Sonutas in Sssleituns
oes Serru 9iatbau Sacobs uah 0iem
9ort. I'M oieiem bel ieiner Disnitas an.
9etreteneu DeutidlauOreiis aoieu ju
iassn unO usrls5t Die S8o9e in Siew
9Ort uuO Oiudbariduit.
= Die Scranton Railwag @ompanic
bat oirett seseuiiber ibrem iskissn 8raft'
erjeu9uuss @ebduOe an ProuiOsncs
Roao usun adsr Sau6 uou Der 2ada.
mamma @ompanie erworbeu uuo miro
auf bemielbeu elm 81 ,oOO.OO Dsrf sr.
ri4teu taiIen, nit msldem Wtontas Der
9lnfuns semuHt muroe.
= 6rant aatsrbauG, Der ebeu eiueu
Germin weseu Diebitahls siues 5ubr.
raOes abssiefeu bate. uurOe Disnitas
WtorseH. ais er oas @OuutD @efdnsuis
uerlieB. uuf slnresuns Der SsbOroeu
uon PIuinfislO, u. g., uerbuftst, mo sr
eiueu @rOBoisbitahl bssausen babsu
iou. 9aterbau& lift Der POlijei ats Elm
ssrisbener Sdliusel bstuuut uno ihon
offers nit Dem SeIss in SonfIitt &C.
ratbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-18
SAuls Seb6roe.

Sn Der Noutas gta6t abssbaltsusn
Ysriammluus oieier 8ebOrOs mnrbsn
Die 9ebrer fir oas nddite Sduliabr sr.
uauut uuo uur iolde SerdHoeruussu
babel seHlu4t, als Die ourd 8ataujen
n0tbis marsn. Das Bau @omite be.
ri6tete. baB Der Sortidritt on ben nsueu
Sdulsebauoeu elm gutter lit; bas Der
@ontraft fir cine @oncrstemauer bel
gio. Is an 80. 8. RuObp, ben nieoris'
Itsn Sieter, uersebeu meroe; oa6 8. 6.
Sptss G. So. ben feds Simmer aubuu
an DO. 2S gum Ereis BON $2s, 500 sr'
balteu IOleu. GrOs zines Proteites
pom @ibbons nurbe Der 8sri1t aues.
nommsn. Yier ausebots fir ben gio,
20 annsr, Ourdiduittlid stpa 81 .OOC
betrasenO, murbsn smpfanssn uuO an
bas 8au @omite reierirt, pel9es ben
@outraft benz uisSrisiteu 8ieter iiber'
weilen iol. Wiau be,wsdte ;uerit. Dol
Cube Ausuit feline Ysriammluus msbI
ab;ubottsn. Oa ieood 10 uiel ssbauI
wiro, GnOerts man ben Plun uuo wirt
am ~. Nusuit cine Yeriummluus ub
balten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-18
Bon 1etersbura.

Paltor uno Srau Sobn Rauoolpb
bsfiuOeu iid gum 8eiu4 in giortbfielo,
Wuli.
Srau Otto Sfriem BON Sobn
StraBe ftarb DoHneritus i'm Nlter pou
80 Sabren, uuS mir6 uon oem @utteu
unO udt Siuosrn iiberlsbt. Sbre Bsi'
iesuus erfOlsts SOnntos, mad sinem
GrOuerOieuit in Der hisiigsu wtsthOciiteu
Str4e.
= Der Plumber SObu 8. 8runninS
pom RenuOIOs StraBe wurOe 5reitus an
5ruutliu aueuue wdbreuO Der slrbeit
uou eutweideuoem Veudtsas iiberwdl'
tist uuo ss uubm tii9tise arbeit BON
msbreren StuuOen i'm Stuut 9Oipital.
um ihn mieoer iolueit berjuitellen, oaB
mun ibn beimuebmen fonnte.
= SObu McsOusbtiu uOu bier. elm
uou Der 9adowauna @ilsubabn ause'
itelter Ba9tsr, wurbe DisuItas abenb
i'm giap aus Eunusl Der @Ompanis auf
Der Stslle setOOtet, uls ibn Der 9ieiu
9orfer RaiiasisrSus traf; Der aOrper
purOe i9auoerbuft usrftiimmelt. gBis
Ous llnsliid fid srsisuste, 1T ni4t be-
tauut, bO9 uimmt man on. OaB er jur
3sit elm sampe uHsiiubste uub ben 3us
ui9t bemsrfts, oOsr ueuieftens ;n ipat
feline @sfabr fab, I'M uussuwsideu.
Der SerunslIidts mar am 4. Suli so
Sabre in Disnlteu Der @ompauie uno
bate erildrt, Oas er ii9 in ben Rubs.
ltuno bsssbeu wollte.
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Die lrrisn National Rant.

lleber oieles ueuefte Der Serantonel
Saut, Suitttute. ipsl4ss srlt uorlestsr
Wtontas ietue Ebiiren Sffuete, uioHteu
mir einige Dorte iaseu.
Die eriten 5raseu. uelde BON eiuenl
Depoiitcreu seu0bnli4 seiteqt werosu,
iiuo: rSft bic 8aut aud iiaer? uub
v User fiuo Die Sermalter ODER Direfto.
ren?" Das 8aarfapital Der Union
Bant betrdst 81 200, 900 uub Der lle'
beriduB iiber $125, 900, mouou isoer
Gent in sutem @sloe ausslest lit. Das
Suftitut itsbt unter Den yiatioHal 8ani
Seissen uno Resieruussbsamts weroen
bic @ei&dftsfiibruus resetmdBis uuO
ein9eheuo prIfeu.
Die antwort auf bic 3weits 5rase
mtro isoem Sstbsilisten leidt semadt,
weun er bic 9iamen Der Beamten uno
DireitOrsu elmer iaarfsu 8ritit uutsr'
Dirft. Die Seamtsn iino: Prafioeut,
Us. 6. Council Yi,e Prdliosnt, .. D.
Wtears; SiJe Prdiiosut unO @aiiirer,
8. SB. @OusrtOn; @sbilis .@aiiirsr,
William D. Wtc@uuod; Ditettorsu.
Talentin 8lis, Or. .. B. Wiears, D.
6. Connect, D. D. WiesarSss, SS. s,
Dauis, Ut. S'@onnor, Z. 3. Softer,
6. 8. Ripple, B. 8. SOsau, Us. g.
Robertion. artbur Sous, 3. 6. 8uI'
lace, Us. &. Wtattbsps, s. Us. 8Ollsr.
ton, Wt. s. WtartiH.
Dem Sutereiiirteu miro ss uerbdlt'
mdBis lsi4t weroeu, li4 iiber Oas ger'
ioual Der Direttoreu ,u iufOrmiersn.
@s iino idmmtlid Seute. bic isit Sabren
i'm SoroersruuOe Ses Offsntlidsn sebeus
iteben. bsiannt ais tiidtiss uno erfoIs.
rsi4e @siddftsleute uno fiuaujiell su
ben beitsu Birssru Der Staot Scranton
seboreno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-18

Us 1t mtbr adtdrrb In bisitr Gtstue bee
9aupts ale RON altu Arinibtiisn tufdmmtu.
une be in ben listen 9abrtu gait sI ale uubtil.
bar. 8itls Sabre lang triIdrttn DSitoEtu tbu
fir siHt loialf araHfbfit uub ihr tbsn lctaIs
osilmitirI Dor, uue ea re ibu NIT drjtiner BE.
banbIuua bsldneig uidt furiTtsu, trflGrttu fs
ion fur uubsilbaT. Die @iItnl@aft bat bsrie.
zen, bae satarTt tiHf genfttuiipHsiraHfbtii n
uuo etebaIb touhimiipnt[f StbaneIuus srfcI-
bert. Saas aatarrb-aur, fabrtiirt sen 8. ).
Gbtuts & Co.. Selfbs, OtiO, II RE siHlies
ernaitutiputat BUR I'm Marftt. Gle ipire In
nsrlit In Dsltn oetr Gabtn usn 10 9ropftu
bis ,u sintm 9bstl6ffd spl sfHsmmtu. SiI
puit eirtft auf eas SIut nue bis i2lsimie'
ObtTHd6s bee Spftms. Sit bitttu ttuturbtr
Dollars fir isosu 6dn. psu Ft lu furirsu vsr
ftblt. 2ibI quo GiTeulaTs uue 3sueHtfs Tom
mtu aertifrt;
d. s. Gbsntp & 60, SsItsO, ..
% 8aiauft vcn aasn apStbfTH, 75e.
oaa's 6amiItsu.pilsn fnb bic bsaeu.
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StaOt nnO Goantb.

- fri. Wtag Stetn uon yfem Dort
StraBe unO Charles Grssuer jun. lissen
ii& ueraofeue Douueritas 9ta6t oils
elm @bepaar eiuIesnen.
Das 13. Rssimsnt febrte Sam.
flag Gbeu6 mad elmer ermibeuoen Sabrt
uou ieinem einp6GentliGsn 5elolaser III
Dtt. @retua wieOer beim.
- Miit benz 8au bes @uerhart Wpu.
isuns im giap aus Part mirb quite
6ortidritte semadt unO man tat Sofi.
uung, ss bis ua4iten SOmmsr fsrtis Su
baben.
= Die Ssrlobuns uon SRI. Goslbsrt
@allentamp, GOdter uon Paitor unb
5rau u. 8. @ulenfamp, nit Sobn
Seuter BON SsffsriOn gueuus, lit ause.
tiiuoist uorosu. Die Sermdbluua lua
i'm SttOber itattEnoen.
= @ouutp aupalt EOobsp leitete
Oienitas sessu ueuuunobrsisis Slraen
sertHtlihe Sdritte, elm um SIG, 400
Sirsidaft fiir bus @ouutp Bu erlauaen,
Oa Die aHsefIa9tsn iid ui6t i'm Srimi.
nal Seriht eiuitellteu unS ibre Sdrs.
idaft ounn uls uerpirft ertldrt puros.
-8. q. @onrab'S yaOeu an aSums
ausuus wuroe Oouneritas 0iadt um
$l2 pertb @isarren uHO $50 @ents be.
ltoblen. uno in Der sleiheu 9iaht be.
itubl man ben Refrigerator oes s. g.
Rurrid Soit9auiss an u. @aibiuston
Guenue nm Elm srOberes Quautum uon
@Bmaaren.
= Die Builders @r4anse bat Ii6
entIhlOhen, etne anjabl 8aulAreiner
oon auswdrtS bierber ,u brinsen, I'M
ss ben Meiiter 8auidrsineru ;u ermOa.
lidsu, bic 9lrbsit fertis su itsusn, tpelde
iie au 9auo babeu. Der Boycott Der
SauiAreiner uuS Ssren ausIperruus
belteben nod.
= IS lit iehr wabriheinei6, oas cine
Itaatlide Dispeuiier slnitult 3ur BE.
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stabltrt miro, oa Die leste Se9islGtur elm
otesbeii9lideS @eies uuuubm uno aud)
fiir iclde 3wede s4oO, 900 bsmilliste.
Die anitalt wurbe unter Der NuiIiht
Der Stauts @siunobsitss8eborbe Iteben
uuo dbnliA Wie elm 9olpital seteitst
meroen.
= Die slmerican @as uno electric
@ompanie, Uelfe bic Scranton electric
Sompanie cuntrollirt, bat Der @conomp
Stsbt, peat uuo BOper @ompanie elm
ansrbieten fir ibr @isentbum ssma6t,
oas uusenommsn wuroe. iObaB nuns
mebr Die eiuleitenbeu Shritte fir biz
uebertraguns itattfinbeu. @riters Com.
panic controlirt Den eleftriihen Sstrieb
Oabier uuo Isstere Iisfert Oampi'
beijuu9.
- Die SuilOsrs' @rdause bat biz
Bombs uOu jwsi Wtsiiter anitrsi9sru
Der Staot, 5rant 8. Sobnlon uut
alsrauOer 9tdssli. nls usrpirtt erfldrt,
neil Oisielbsu ssssn Die Ssitimmuussu
Der @rdunSe cine gsreiubaruns nit Osr
Auitreider Union fir cine seidloieut
ooer Union 0ertitdtts sinsinssu. gu
srlt wuroen bic @euaunten wesen bsl
Serlesung Der Reseln Der @r1anst
500 seitraft uHo als iis Die Strail
ni4t 3ablten, purbe ibre Nusftosuue
uno Serwirtuns Der Bombs auseoronst
Nm Sumitos purbe ibnsn 9ia9ri6t &C
ssbeu, bas iie iunsrbalb 80 9assu oai
@slo Sublsu miiBtsu, wiOrissniulls maj
es uOu Der Eruit GOmpuuis usrlaussr
miiroe.
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thsilt uuter siuitiseu SsOiusuussl
5rdulsiu @mmuE5rsu. 519::Ptue Str.l
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