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Liverpool Cotton Prices.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO June Wheat opened firm
today on higher prices in the continental
grain markets Of Europe July opened a
to &c higher al ?Oas to .Ois sold at .Oi.
and advanced TO 17s. July corn opened
a shade 10 isaXc higher at Gas TO 61Ia
and sold at 6i1s July oats opened Isc
lower at 4t;as and sold at a.
July provisions opened firm: pork sc
higher al IL a.: lard up luc at S6oIf and
rios IL 10 1oaI21xc higher at 1.41i2 TO
141I.ai ~
The wheat market was strong all day
The high poin; for July was 9lN The
close was firm with July asaa. higher. at
Hps1 a9O7s.
The high point for July corn was 6Ss.
The close was firm with July :. higher al
GSI>a'iSi<
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL. June Wheat Spot,
srm. No. red western winter ~ I'D !.
No l Califo mia. IS 1ad: futures quiet:
July. IS SID: September IS 3sd Deem
her ~ 1ssd. Corn-Spot firm: new Amer
lean kiln dried. Va Ili2d: old American
mixed Us. futures nominal Flour-Winter
patents qu.et. 21s I'd.
Hops in Lonuon Pacifc COAST steady,
CT l5sac2 i"
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R,r silver steady "a 1-lSd per ounce
Money. lali. rsr cent. ~ -.
Tn. rate 81 discount in tho open market TOT
short hills is lI~aiA per cent
The rate ~ discount in the open mafxet LOT
three month bills 10 1Laa1k per cent
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CURB QUOTATIONS..

Quotations furnished by +. F. Hutton 4 Co..
members New York Stock Exchange: G. Bowie
Chipman. Manager 1901 + 1t. nv.
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s't'th DAS lidhSS anu
Trade.
Op.
Anal Copper. =. {
Am. Beet Sugar Co.
Am. Can Co. 49,. ;.
Am. Can Co.. pfd. :.
Am. Car & Fdry...
Am. G. & F.. pfd. ;.
Am. Cotton Oil Co. :
Am. Cot. Oil Co..pf. :.
Am. Ice Securities.
Am. Locomotive. =.
Am. Loco. pfd. ;. :.
Am. Smelling. -.
Am. Smelling, pfd..
Am. Sugar. :. /:
Am. Sugar. pfd. ). :.
Am. Tob.. pfd. :. :.
Anaconda =
At. Top. & s. Fee.
A.. +. & s. F.. pfd.
At. Coast Line. ..... !
b. 4 o. {
B. & O.. pfd. :.
Brook. Rapid Tran.
Canadian Pacific. :. j:
c.. c.. c. & st. L.. !
Central Leather. =.
Cen. Leather. pfd.. g
Chesa. & Ohio. !
Chi. Great Western
Chi. Mil. & st. P. IL
c.. NJ. & ST. F.. pfd. :.
Chicago & NV. ID
Col. Fuel & Iron. :. :
Col. Southern. 80. J
c. < III. c. and L.. :!
Consolidated Gas. l.
Corn Products. ..... =
Corn Products. pfd. ;:
Delaware & Hudson Ii
Del, Lac. e. West. ;.
Den. & Rio Grande. :
Distillers' Securities =
Erie. common ..... :.
Erie. 1st pfd. 49,. :
Erie. I'd pfd. =. :
General Electric. =. Ii
Great Nor. Ore. 49,. =
Great Nor. pfd. 80. II
Hooking Valley. :. =
Hooking Valley. pfd. :.
Illinois Central. -. *
Interboro Met. ..... ]
Interboro Met. pfd. =
International Paper. l
X. c. Southern. i. ;.
X. c. Southern. pfd. :
Louisville & Nash. III
Mackay Co.'S. =
Mackay Co. 8. pfd.. ;.
Mexican Central. -. ]
NJ. K. & T.. com. .
Nj, K. & T.. pfd. Il
NJ. 9. p. & 8. S. NJ. IL
NJ. 8. Pas. 8. NJ. ,pf. :.
Missouri Pacific. -. :
National Biscuit Co. ;
Nat. Biscuit Co. pfd
National Lead. 800. 9
n. Y. Air Brake. -. q
y. Y. Central. ;. ~
n. Y, Chi. & ct. L. +"
X. Y. c. & s. L., I'd ;:
y. Y. Ont. Il W.. 8
Norfolk & Western 3
Northern Pacific. Is
Pac. Mail Steam =. :
Pennsylvania r. r.. ~
Peoples Gas of Chi. y
Pressed Steel Car. =
Ry. Steel Spring Co. 5
k.y. S. s. Co., pfd. :.
Reading ........... II
Rep. Iron & Steel. l
Rep. 1. & S.. pfd.. q
Rock Island. com. :. ]
Rock Island. pfd... =
Sloss-Sheff1eld Steel. ),
S. l.. & s, F.. I'd pfd =
st. Louis s. W.. pfd. :
Southern Pacific. -. .
So. Pacific. pfd. :. IL
Southern Ry. ;. !
Southern Ry.. pfd.. ;.
Tennessee Copper. )
Toll. ST. L. & w. :. ]
T., s. L. & w. pfd. 4
Union Pacific. j
Union Pacific, pfd.. s
L. 8. Rubber. ;. 2
L. 8. Rubber. pfd. 8
L. 8. Steel. 3
U. 8. Steel. pfd. -. II
Utah Copper.
Va.-Car. Chem. Co. ;.
Va. l.. c.. & c. Co. :.
Wabash ............
Wabash. .pfd. -. Z
Western Union. -. :.
West. Elect. Man.
Wisconsin Central. ;.
Wisconsin Cen. pfd. :.
Wooden Goods. $500.
Wooden Goods. pfd. :.
BOND!
Am. Tob. As.
Am. Tob. Is. Il
b. r. T. IS.
Inter. Met. AIS. -. [
Rock Island A.. 80. {
L. S. Steel IS. go.
Union Conver. As.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Saskatchewan call. IL o'clock noon-Capts
Traction IS. 81, 100 at 40.
Mergenthaler Linotype, IA at 1901.
After call-Greene Cananea. % at on.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

laws had been enacted; not even con-
sidered by the legislature. but there
was the common law which we in
herited from England. and Mr.. Dick
son began suit to dissolve one trust
and accomplished something in that
direction. He compelled it to dis
solve under one name and to reor-
ganize under another. and then came
the panic and the brick trust had so
many bricks on hand that 1t failed for
want of market for Its material.
When 1t dissolved building became
easy again-providing the Republican
panic left a man sunicient money
with which to build. But Dickson
had shown himself to be an ofhcial
without the saving grace of humor 1t
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

receivership of The United Oil COM
pany, because it was alleged that Hill
and Sam F. Rathbon, ct al, had fritz
tered the profits OF the Florence wells
and refinery and converted to their
own uses for the benefit Of the In
land Oil company Of which they are
exclusive owners, oil tanks, tank cars,
drilling tools, valuable machinery and
tools employed in the production and
refining of oil. This same Hill
virtually admitted the statements in
the allegations. We refer to Mr. Craw-
ford Hill, son Of the late Senator N.
P. Hill, inheritor Of the Argo smelter
and the Denver Republican. The Argo
smelter, which is allowed to exist by
the grace Of the Guggenheim Smelt-
ing Trust, which could blow it out
with breath, and The Denver Re
publican, which is permitted to exist
by the grace of this same Guggen-
helm check book, which bountifully
provides a circulation which The Re
publican could not otherwise secure.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

Such a spectacle of incompetency. or
rascality, did Crawford Hill present
on the witness stand at Canon City
when he was held there for two days
by a searching examination, that
Judge Bailey compelled Hill and
Rathvon to deposit their Inland OIL
stock in court and restrained them
from further exploiting the United Oil
company for the benefit of the Inland.
For two years wells were drilled and
at the expense of the United. These
were dry wells. At last fortune was
more kind and splendid producing
well came into the Boulder field un-
der the auspices Of the Crawford Hill
Rathvon management; when 10 ano
behold! a discovery was made that 1t
was the property Of the Inland, own.
ed by Hill and Rathvon and lot the
property of the United, owned by
Hill, Rathvon. Wallace and others.
The dry wells belonged to the United
and the wet ones to the Inland. and a
little matter Of 5000 shares had been
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

set aside in the Inland to the credit
of Mr.. Hill.
The Crawford Hill Clique controls
the price of oil as well as it's pruuuct
in Colorado by virtue OF gentle
mems agreement" with the Standard
Oil company. The Guggenheims ana
Rockefellers control the smelling
trust, which includes the United Met
ais company, and in turn Guggenheim
and Hill are partners in Standard Oil.
We refer to mice" Mr.. Crawford
Hill. the good" Mr.. Crawford Hill,
owner of The Denver Republican.
who. Of course, is doing his level best
to boost $enator simon and give him
as colleague In the Senate $imon's
partner, C. C. Hamlin of the Smelter
Trust, SO that the Standard OIL inter
est. the Smelling Trust interest and
Crawford Hills own oily game In Col
orado can be continued without in
terruption.
Every little bit added to what
they've got
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

was amazing to Vivian. Guggenheim,
ct al, that man should be SO simple
as to take Colorado platform SER
iously. The rest of the state house
gang were renominated or promoted,
but Dickson. although hopeful can-
didate. was too serious man for
these marplots Of statescraft. and now
Dickson is but memory. A good
easy man named George l.. Hodges, a
politician of Denver and a lawyer
without clients. was named In his
stead. Hodges will now move on the
enemy, but he will know better than
to try to fight the trusts. It's "Gug-
genheim's Own Party" this g. o. p,
and he II the very essence Of trusts.
as amply proven by his record.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24
CRAWFORD STANDARD OIL
METHODS IN COLORADO.

There is promising industry In
Florence and Boulder-oil, oil of a
highly Illuminating value. The Stand
ard Oil company. The Continental Oil
company, The United OIL company.
and now the Inland Oil company per-
NIT the industry to live. Mr.. Craw-
ford Hill for several years has been
head of the United Oil company and
owner of the Denver Republican. He
is also partner of $imon Guggen-
helm and controlled by him in re-
spect as the Guggenheim Shelter
Trust controls the output of the
mines and dictates. absolutely, the
price of metals even to the point OF
knocking 31.67 per ounce of the
metal value OF gold. Crawford Hill.
on the witness stand before Judge
Morton S. Bailey at Canon City last
summer. in proceedings instituted for
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

the trust will you discover. Be
tween the September convention and
the converting of the legislature in
January this ardent. burning desire of
Buchtel, Vivian & Co.. to wipe out the
trusts had cooled. At any rats they
were able to restrain themselves from
wreaking terrible vengeance on these
combines which paid the preacher
governors mpaign expenses.
Words, mere words" Words then
and words now are Republican plat
form promises in CoIorado-wooden
horses in which to ride into the cita-
del.
There was just one man who took
his platform pledge sertously-Attor'
ney General Dickson. True. no trust
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24
EDITORIAL WIRELESS WISDOM.

Wouldn't it be awkward for the Re
publican candidate for Governor and
other state officials. should one Mark
G. Woodruff, late Register of the
State Land Board, come back and tell
what power higher up" than he de-
manded that he raise lease on coal
land for the legal ten years to the
illegal fifty years, which that lease
was given? Will Mark come back?
We think we violate no confidence
when we say he will not.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24
Makes lust a little bit more"

Makes just = uttle DIT UOre.
Hon. John Shafroth in the state
house and Democratic legislature
would balk some Of their games by
providing for law to knock out this
Internal oil monopoly by which every
home is taxed and every miner is
taxed even to the candle he uses In
the mine, as candles are q product
absolutely controlled by the Oil
Trust; and Chas. ]. Hughes. Demo
cratic nominee for United States Sen
ator. would be one more honest. able
and fearless man who would help
Bryan. as president. bring to book
and account the oppressors II the
people. Under the present unholy
regime the price Of oil In Colorado
has been doubled twice over to the
consumer in the past dozen years.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24
"woRos, MERE WORDS"
MR.. sHAkGsPEARE.

we demand an effective anti-trust
law" declared the Colorado Repub-
licans in their state platform two
years ago. They were keen for such
a law. We know 1t, because they said
SO. The people elected their ticket
and what became of this demand
this great overwhelming yearning of
the Vivian tidgerG uggenheim crowd
to curb and control the grasping cor
porations?
Did Buchtel urge the legislature to
enact an antitrust law? Search the
scriptures-pardon us-the message
of Henry Augustus. Not word on
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

Mr.. Bryan Is beloved by the people
because he Is q sturdy, honest, honor
able man, who has the best welfare
and interests Of the common people
at heart nrst, last and all the time,
and they know It. He Is q simple
home-loving. God-fearing man, like
Lincoln wa, and yet the greatest liv.
ing statesman Of the world to-day
and If half the signs Of the times are
to be believed. he will be the next
president of the United States.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

The cheering multitude witnessing
the Taft red fre parade in Denver
last Friday night was conspicuous by
Its silence. All the yelling WAS uone
by the paraders themselves. at 80
much per yell. paid from the Shelter
barrel, and the silence of the throngs
of people through which the brass
bands passed was dense enough to
have carved 1t with knife.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

The Republican administration has
had full and absolute control Of all
branches Of the government for many
years, executive. legislative and Judi
cial and has had 1t clearly and easily
within its power to curb or disrupt
the great trusts which are tapping
the financial life-blood of the people
and there can be no better reason for
believing that 1t never will do 80 than
the fact that it has not already done
so.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

Roosevelt is q temperance man anu
has never been accused Of seeing
snakes or pink CRATES with red eyes
and saw-teeth dying through the air.
lut he certainly has two white ele-
Lhants on his hAnds-the. Philippine.
and the Panama canal.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

The records of several candidates
on the Republican state ticket are 30
spotted that they could only be pub
lished as missing word contests. an
when the snow storm Of ballots sets
In next month It will sound to them
like an old-fashioned Kansas WIND
blowing down chimney.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

In the Taft torchlight procession a;
Denver last week many pictures OF
Jesse Mcdonald were carried by hire /
paraders. He has Websterian dome
on him like fresh laid egg and n
vulcanized conscience that would give
Omega OIL 4 pain. but he Is = rattl-
ing good Republican.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24
SHORT EDITORIAL
ITEMS

The Bryan star is again in the as
tendency. especially since Roosevelt
has been following the course mapped
out by Bryan years ago. shively. Of
Indiana, has just truthfuliy said that
1eddy's hinGsight was almost as good
as Bryan's foresight.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

No use mincing language or distort-
ing 5aets. The Republicans who stols
ssene gubernatorisl chair and subse'
quently were bought with 0usgen'
helm gold were and are convicted
thieves, thieves with constipateu
souls and ingrowing characters.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

III II Shafroth is elected governor, ana
there is no reasonable doubt about
that now. he will take his seat and
hold 1t, and II the debased natures OF
Republican thugs and a supreme court
with shriveled conscience dares to
again undertake to steal the place. as
they did for Alva Adams. a black
mass Of humanity from the hills ana
the valleys, from the mines and the
farms, will throng the state house
grounds. carrying both convictions
and Wholesalers. and brand Of high
prerogative and original jurisdiction
will be introduced that will be startl-
ing and effective.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

In these autumnal days the leaves
are falling fast. Many things. 1nclud-
ing Republican votes, are falling. Dut
have you noticed any decline in the
prices Of what you eat or wearf The
blessed tariff keeps them from fall
ing because it enables manufacturers
and packers to combine into what is
designated as trusts. We pay tribute
to Mammon by the Cannon-ball route.
whAx ~ Earamon doing for you!
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24
LITTLE THINkLETs.


The Republican party in Colorado
has a beautiful future-behind 1t.
The tariff is the mother of trusts
and the Republican party is the moth
er of the tariff.
The common people will be very
apt to vote next month for less wrin-
kles in their stomachs.
The Republicans are up and doing.
Sleep not, Democrats! The thief
cometh while you slumber.
Taft talks free sugar in the East
and tariff protection for it in the
West. Consistency has been raped.
Avarice is dominant In the councils
Of the nation and permeates every in
stitution in the country which is I'M
der g. o. P. rule.
The DEVILS majority In the Colo
RADIO legislature last session was only
little smaller than 1t is down In the
iceless district.
The country needs peace. prosper
ity. brotherly love. less Republican
politicians and more Democratic
statesmen like Bryan.
National, state, county and munich
pal governments require good secur-
ity for money they deposit In banks.
How about the rest OF us poor suck
ers?
A vote for Mr.. Bonynge means to
vote to perpetuate Joe Cannon and his
tyrannical rule in the House OF Rep
resentatives.
Bonynge was put upon the Ways
and Means committee by Joe Cannon,
in order to give Cannon one more
vote by that committee when 1t comes
to revising the tariff upward.
| Why are Taft, Roosevelt and their
party afraid to make public the cam
paign contributions? Because they
know Bryan's comes from the people
and theirs from the trust.
During the six years MI. Bonynge
has served In Congress. his name has
not been identified with the passage
of single measure of any benefit to
the people of this state.
When Mr.. Fowler introduced his
currency bill into the House OF Rep
resentatives last winter for providing
for guarantee of bank deposits. was
Mr.. Bonynge found supporting him?
He was not, for the reason that Joe
Cannon did not permit 1t.
The man who has the nerv" to get
up on his hind legs and gravely as
sert that 1t has been worth ali the
blood and treasure expended to annex
5000, 900 lazy and lousy savages over
in Asia, is either fool a knave or a
good Republican.
Up to this time in this campaign,
Mr.. Bonynge has not taken the peo-
pie into his confidence and told them
what he purposes doing II reelected
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

The tariff is the mother of trusts
and the Republican party is the moth
er of the tariff.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

The common people will be very
apt to vote next month for less wrin-
kles in their stomachs.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

Taft talks free sugar in the East
and a tariff protection for 1t in the
West Consistency has been raped.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

The Republicans are up and doing
Sleep not, Democrats! The thief
cometh while you slumber.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

The Republican party in Colorado
has beautiful future-behind 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24
Denver News.


nandn polite
dayMat
syoadb to
the pur
shixhtju mas In
a
high ans
it not tina
delighted " nor?
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

State Chairman Ward earnestly re-
quests every Democratic worker
he state, man or woman. to get busy
now and help roll up splendid major
ity for Bryan and Shafroth and the en-
tire ticket. and he wants them to take
a personal interest. and will see to i
that in case Of victory. which h.w
seems sure, they shall share in the
glory Of having helped along with the
good and patriotic work.
While there Is little doubt as to the
dishonesty of senator Guggenheim' =
methods. both business and political.
that il no excuse for attacking his
race or religion. There are Thousands
Of Hebrews in Colorado, who are
splendid citizens in every way. and
they are in NO manner responsible for
Mr.. Guggenheim's dishonorable politi.
cal conduct.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

Avarice is dominant in the councils
Of the nation and permeates every in
stitution in the country which is I'M
der g. o. p. rule.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-24

The DEVILS majority In the Colo
RADIO legislature last session was only
a little smaller than 1t is down in the
iceless district. tt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
SuItntprc.

- Sei ben @brleutsn EbomaS Sang,
mann uon 9tiss Strube bat iid eill
Stammbalter sinseitellt.
- Die Scranton Sfeawerfe lolleu
beutc ben Setrieb auinebmen, mad Spsi.
mOnutlibem Stillitunb, in pslfer 3eit
uiele SerbsHeruusen uno aenoeruuscn
uOrsenOmmen woroen lino. @tna 800
Widnner wuroen ourb Die Setriebsein.
itelluus affi,irt.
Ebomus s. Cannon pon Siib
SlafelD StraBe, Der i'm September 1906
sinen oOppeiten Srud ieines re6tsn 8si'
mes erbielt. als iein 98assn bon einsm
Strabsnbahnwassn lsetroffeu nurbe,
ftarb Dienitas i'm Stuat SOipital, mo
sr Die meiiie 3eit felt osm unfall pers
brahte.
= Der in ben bisiisen Sterilization
Der @ris @Ompanie oils POlisiit anss.
itsute Samss Sbsripau pon @sft Oiar.
fet Strabe ipurOe seitern Morsen unter
oem @iienbabn Sriidenbod entlans ben
Sadapanna @eleiien bel gio. 6 als cine
VeiGe auisefunben. Wtau slanbt, bab
Der Wiann am Gbsuo jupOr BON siuem
Sudawanna 3use 9etrOffen unb i6limm
SnseriAtet Duros uno oanu wdbreno
Der 9ia6t error. Der 8srunslidte
binterlabt cine 6amilis,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
gBilfes. Barre Ma&ri@ten.

= giabe Der @onbnsbam Sehe fano
man Montas Wtorsen ben 5ubrmann
.. 8. Collins srfrorsn.
Der beriibmts rBlad Diamonb@
SdnsuSus Der 9sbiSb Igallsp @iiens
babn iOl sinseitellt peroen, neil er nidt
ssnus Yatronuss erbalt, umlf4 su bs'
3ablen.
So. gS. Yalmer bat lib mieoerum
ais 3anoioat fir @onsrss ansefiiuoist.
@r mar ibon breinal bon ben Hepnbli'
fanern Su oem sleiden amte srpablt
morben.
-Sn Sit Ylpmoutb ueritarb per-
sansene SDOfe Der Seuti6e Gn9uit
9iDsel on Der 9un9enentliiuouns. @r
mar 81 Sabre alt uno es iiberlebsn i'm
Die gBittme uuO iieben Sinoer.
= Stint @ablbeumte uOu Sanouer
Eownibip. idmmtlid Srlanoer, welhe
bes Bablbetru9s i'm lesten 9lOpember
iibsriiibrt wuroen. iino Sreitas anf fiinf'
3sbu Dtonate ius 3udtbaus seIanbt
moroen.
- Der Sersmanu Sobn Sunoag
psrfsblts ON Donnsrlta9 abenO ben les'
ten Yabnwa9en BON 9iauticOte mad
DuttonmOoo uno ma6te Iit 81 Sut
auf Den Ssimmss. ssreitas Morseu
ianb man ibn uabe,u eriroren um We9t
uno er itarb na9 furSer 3eit.
= Der 81 Sabre nlte Patrif Wtanai
man pom sliblep 9litt Samltas slbsnr
aus unb fiel einen 20 6uB hcben 2b'
bang binab. 9lm SOnutas Wtorsen erii
puros er nit 9ebrohenem Shaoel tool
aufseiunben. trotoem iid bus llu9liid
nabe leiner @obuun9 erei9netc.
- slus eiuem Ser;ei6niB pom 4sl
resiitrirten Stimmeu oeS erltcn Oiitrit,
ties uOn Stains GOwnibip lieB 6idter
Suusr um Wtontas 394 giumen ole
ni6t itimmberedtist itreiden. Ole
Wisbr,abl Der Ssr;eihnetsn mar lansit
tobt, aud Der Resiitrar lit seitOrben
unb ieine llnteridrift mar seiali6t.
- Sn Der Sorwo6e iino bier luieNer
Orei Oeutihs 9eitorben, nemIih Sreo.
SarOt uOn 9ioro Noihin9tOn Strabe ;
Die SDittws Sopbia Seffler, wel6e fait
IA Sabre alt nuroe uno aus bem @rO6s
bsrjo3tbum Yaoen itammte; uno @bris
itian Semmerer BON Soomis SE., Der
bas sllter BON 7s Sabren erreidte uno
bic 0ittwe unb Ssbn Sinoer binterldBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
sI.OO Selcbuuna 800.

Die eslsr eisitr 3stiurs ptrhsn fi6 freutu
ju nfabrtu. tab 20 psnialisns sins ssfiirt.
itis aranfbdt sitbt, ptl6s bic gG htni6afi
in al' ibrsn Smfsn Su bsIsn i'm SiaHpt iif
Sal'e aatarrb. Sur IN bic tiu,iet feet ttr
dptIi6tn Srituidnft btfaunts pclitps Sur.
aatarrb srfprssrt ais cine GcnGiiiuiicnsfranf.
belt rins tUuffiiutionsas Bsbanbluna. Sal's
aatarb.Sur pirp iunrIi3 ssn0mmsn unb
pirft eirtft auf bas 8Iut unb bic fblsimistu
ObtraG9tn bis Sphtms. bahurb bic @runb-
last brf Stranfbsii ,srifSrsne unb BEN pa.
tifutsn arnft ssbtnt, inesm Fs bic 9puifitu.
iicn bts aSrpns aufbaut unb Der Ratur In
ibrsm @srfs biIft. Die 9ietntbdmsr babtn
10 pitI gsrirautn su ibrsu StilfrGftsu, bae Tt
stnbunert Declare SsIObnuus fur iibtn SAL
anbitttn, htn ft su furirtn ptrftblt eabt
9u6 tine eifs ppn 3susniiIsu fpmmsn.
Wau aereIlirt:
8. s. Gbtuts & 9 o.. 5pltbp. 8.
RAJ 8nfnuft ppn alien Appbsfsrn, 75s.
Sal's 8amilitn.piatu iinp bic btlsn.
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