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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
THE NAVY BILL REPORTED
IT CARRIES A TOTAL APRRoPRIA-
TloN OF s1os,ss7,Ss1.
I'll. Report Shows Number Of Ships
In Course Of Construction ana
Those Recommended.

washington, Apr. 9.-The naval ap-
preparation bill authorizing the con
struction Of two instead Of four pat
tleships and eight instead OF four SUD
marine torpedo boats, and CARRYING
total appropriation Of $1OS,S67,b1S for
the naval service for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1909, was reported
~ the house Wednesday BY Chairman
Foss of the committee on naval al
fairs. The total appropriation recon-
mended is $22,51S,SS1 less than the
apgregate estimates submitted by the
department and sS,663,916 more tnan
the amount appropriated for the nscal
wear ending June 80. 1908
The report shows that there are IN
course Of building seven battieshlps,
four armored cruisers, three scout
cruisers, Ave torpedo BOAT destroyers'
four submarine torpedo boats, two col
Tiers and two sea-going tugs Ine
amount necessary to be appropriated
TO nay for this work now progressing
and contracted for during the next
fiscal year is S17,232,S02.
Under the heading, naval program
the committee recommends that the
president be authorized to nave con
structed two FIRST class battleships' 10
cost exclusive Of armor and arma'
ment not exceeding $6,OOO,OOO each'
ten torpedo boat destroyers, to NAYS
the highest practicable speed ana te
cost exclusive Of armament not 70 eA
coed $500, 1000 each; that the secretary
Of the navy be authorized to have con
structed eight submarine torpeu,
boats to cost in the aggregate mo-
more than SS,5OO.OOO, Of which amount
81 900 900 is appropriated; one SUP
surface torpedo boat at a. cost not U
exceed 100000, and two small vesse n
, of like type not to exceed In cost sSS'
200 each-a total authorization OF $SS'
s45 900, which will be increased w.
900 900 by the cost OF arm'ng AM
eouipping the two battleships'
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poIIoemen to Penltentfary.

Philadelphia, Apr. 9.-Quick )uSAo0
was melted out here Wednesday to the
four policemen who were arrested on
saturday for robbing stores and ware
houses on the beats which they pa
trOlled in the wholesale district HaV'
,n0 been indicted early in the day on
charges Of entering without break.
,ng with intent to commit a felony,
'sIarceny," receiving stolen goods,
ana "sconspiracy," the accused plead,
ed guilty before Judge Kinsey ano
we're sentenced to serve seven years
soch An the Eastern penitentiary.
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!. D.c. H.ls

The preliminary contest ~ OrasO
was held last Tuesday afternoon 70
decide who should represent the So
cieties in the contest to be held Sat
urday evening April H. Oliver weO-
err win represent the Cook socle'les
and Herbert Rohrer the Alpha Belas'
Last week the High School beat the
town team In practice base ball
yame 5 to /. 1t was the hardest game
and the biggest victory OF the season
up to date,
There is an inter society track meet
scheduled to take place next satur-
day afternoon. The boys will contest
in running, jumping. pole vault
hurdle racing, shot put, hammer
throw etc.
The base ball team expects to 60 10
Clay Center next FRIDAY 70 Play 'us
Clay County High School team 81
that place.
Mr.. Devils and Supt. Mccormick
two members OF the high schoo
board were chapel visitors Tuesday
The class in English Literature IL
studying Burke's Speech on Concilia
tion with the American Colonies,
The first floor Of the new addition
is now in use. The building is now
spacious one and model in every re
spect.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09


washington, Apr. s.-Representativ'
Scott Of Kansas Wednesday intro
duced a bill requiring every common
carrier engaged in interstate com
merce by railroad to maintain It's road
bed, tracks, bridges. ties, etc. IN .
safe and serViceable condition. un
der the bill the interstate eommere'
commission Is empowered TO inforc'
its proyisionA
Hanged Himself with Log chsln'
Ara Kan, apr. s.-Jamel i
Gaines, q rich farmer living near we're
committed suicide WEDNESDAY. Hs
ended his life By hanging himself wa
a log chain. Wonying over recent
" made tax statement q given az th'
causs Cor TIE act. His domestic reia
tious were happy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
A HUGHES DEFEAT
THE ANTLRAcE TRACK GAM.
BLING BILLS FAIL TO PASS
NEW YORK SENATE.
IS A DRAMATIC SITUATION.
Tho Measure Which Was Strongly
Urged. by the Governor Went
Under on q Tie Vote
Of rs to %.

Albany. N. Y, Apr. 1.-THE vote o.
Senator owen Cassidy Of Schuyler
(Rep) late Wednesday, caused tie
vote Of rs to rs and defeated, for the
time at least, the two Agnew-Hart pliis
embodying the recommendation q
C,ov Hughes. that the legal protection
be abolished which since 1895 has pro
tected public gambling at race TRACKS,
whereas II IL felony elsewhere ~
the state.
Lieutenant Governor Chanler, IN w
chair, by casting his vote to break VIZ
tie upon a parliamentary motlCn'
which but for him would have result
ed in killing the bills for the rest q
the session, saved them for anotneE
vote at the discretion OF the intro-
ducer. Senator Agnew, at any time
when the order Of business permits
him to call up the matter the I'M
portance Of this bit Of subsidiary Ply.
cedure may prove to be very great ana
n nv any means the friends OF the pills
can gain vote from the oppositlon
and at the same time hold W.
2b they had Wednesday, they mignt
vet pass the bills and send them 70
the governor.
Gov. Hughes made no secret OF ny
disappointment over the result q ~
davis struggle. He would not intimate
,vtat MEASURE he would adopt in the
PREMISES, but that he regards the mat
ter as far from settled, he made clea.
bv the following statement issued'
from the executive chamber Wednes-
day night: ~.
1T il impossible to believe that the
neople will permit the plain mandate
~ the constitution to be ignored. the
contest has not ended. 1t has only
begun. II will continue until the WIS
Of the people has been obeyed.
The vote came at the end Of . day
40 dramatic and intense that people
who have been about the capitol ior .
generation say they remember notn-
ing like It. Until the vote OF Senator
wilcox. last on the list, was cast
against the bills, the result was appar-
emily in doubt, although for three days
the opposition has expressed conn
dence that he would vote as ne a.
tually did. The most remarkable tea'
ture OF the day involved the mysteri-
Gus absence Of Senator Fancher Of
Cbattaraugus. He was known to IN
tend to support the bills and his vote
was indispensable to their passage.
.. Messengers searched for him all the
morning without result and the charge
was freely made by the supporters Of
the bills that his absence was invoi-
untary and would prove to be the re-
suit Of a conspiracy. When recess
was taken at two o'clock he was stiil
missing.
He appeared at last when the recess
was about half gone with nothing 70
say for publication, but story about
] bIs absence told privately was accept
. ed BY the supporters Of the bill as con
. arming their suspicious, and in its de.
+ tails convulsed everybody who heard
> n The gist Of it was that he had
I out.witted those who would have Dc.
tanned him, and as he put It, here !
: am in time to vote for the bills, 81
+ have all along intended TO do"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
po..ottIo. Robbers captured.

Fort Smith, Ark, Apr. S.-Postomce
Iuspector Bassell Wednesday arrested
Tom Vance and Jim Mark, ex-con-
victs. who are believed by the federal
authorities to be the men wanted for
several pOstofiice and bank robDerieS
in Oklahoma and Arkansas since jan
nary. Vance served Q term In tho
Kansas penitentiary and Mark was re-
Gently released from the Wisconsin
prison.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
u,r.iman Eurnlshed the Cash.

New York, Apr. S.-After an Oner
by Edward H. Hartman to furnish tne
funds to meet the obligations Oh fne
Nr,e Railroad company by the pun
chase Of q new large Issue Of notes, j.
p Morgan & CO. announced late Wed
pesday that the holders Of the Erle
notes, amounting to $b,SOO'Ovo winch 81
matured Wednesday, would either Dc
paid par in cash for their notes OF
riveu the option Of taking a new tnee.
wear 8 per cent note and 5 per cent
Of the new notes Ia cash. The omeI
of Mr.. Hartman was accepted BY me
board Of directors Of the railroad.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
couu,,,lor MAY Adjust cIalma

Columbus, O., Apr. s.-only the sig
nature Of the governor Is now needed
to make a law Of the Chamberlain bill
giving to the state railroad commits
sion power to make Just rates and ad'
just claims Of shippers against ran
road companies when the latter faili
to adjust them within 100 days. the
bin was adopted by both houses Wed
nesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
RIGID new RULES
UNDER LATEST HOUSE MAY 40
JouRN AT 5 O'CLOCK WITH
OUT ROLL GALL.
DEBATE CONSUMED THE DAY
The Democrats Charge the Republt
cans With Desire to Avoid Going
on Reeord--Fllibuster
Denounced.

washington, Apr. 9.-After depatt
which consumed large part OF tne
day in which the leaders on both sides
participated and in which there were
many sharp passages, though IN pei
feet good nature, the house Wednes
day passed a new rule enabling inc
speaker to declare recess az nve
o'clock every day for the remainder
Of the week without rollcall. NOT
withstanding the rigid rules already IN
force the Democrats forced iye roll
calls on the rule. i
The debate was participated ID Dy
Messrs. DeArmond and Williams.
Democrats, and Messrs. Sherman anu
Dalzell on behalf Of the Republicans
beginning the controversy MIR. We
Almond said that evidently 1t had Do
come offensive to the Republicans 70
have a rollcall Notwithstanding the re-
nu,rement of the constitution. he az
tributed their reluctance to desire
not to be found on record. He al
m,tted that the adoption Of the rule
would demonstrate that the Repupli.
cans could pass any bill they desired
to pass but urged that 1t would place
suuarely upon them the responsibility
for all failures to legislate.
Mr.. sherman responded that the ne
publicans were entirely willing to as
sumo the entire responsibility. :,
"The Republican party" ne SAID
"has always been ready to accept tui
resnonsibility when 1t has been II
mower which is in striking contras'
70 the Democrathic party, which, ever
when 1t is in power, has lacked tn'
courage to carry out It's declares
policies" 80,
Mr.. williams claimed credit for fore
ing the Republican majority to Vot'
ON many important measures "a
made reply to Mr.. DalEelfs recen
speech which had been calculated n
said to cause him to grow angry pU
he d,d not propose to lose his tempe
, because the Republican leaders al
not want him and the president
leg,slate. But" he said, I'VE WI
/ lee,slate: we shall get a free woo
0 nmlp bill but we won't get campaig
. fnnd publicity bill because Of the nea
, approach of the elections wnen W
!. want contributions.
!. Mr.. Dalzell denounced the nllDusts
: an mot only unseemly, but unJus'
: fable and tndefensible."
He declared NO limitation had bee
5 mt upOn debate and asserted Uni
Z, business is further advanced now tina
at the same period In the last co
l. gress.
Y Az II to divest the Democrats
J. every vestige Of any power lett
4 them, Mr.. Dalzell subsequently repoi
= ed another rule which the Republican
+ nut through by sheer force OF nui
bers. The rule provided that nerea
o ter a general appropriation bill Tn
e has been considered and amended
], committee of the whole house shall
) nut on its passing under suspense
\ of the rules and that = majority al
D. not n two-thirds vote shall carry q
{. hill through. The object OF the ru
r IN to prevent the Democrats securi
= rollcaIIs on motions forcing votes
o amendments.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
,,,,,oi, rownships Vote "Dry:"


Chicago, Apr. 9.-With " oounuies
Of Illinois placed in the dry" column
by Tuesdays election, SO OF the state :. $
1872 counties are now totally DRY.
Nine counties went "dry" last Noven,
her In addition there are now IL
other counties which are 'anti'satCC .
with the exception OF one fOwnsn1p
in each. According to the latest re
turns $3.50 townships cast their VOTES
against saloons and SO4 Townships m
favor Of retaining the saloon. the
total number OF dry" townships IN
the state, including those which held
elections last November, is nov l,O2s
and the total Of wet" townships $40
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
CHARGE Of PeOna0s.

Greensboro, N. O., Apr S:-1
rrand fury Of the federal court nov
IN session here, returned true Dnm
charging peonage against J. ". Prlm 40,
- MecIaenberg county. cotton mila
man, ana against the following pei
sons in Mcdowell and Mitchei coaA'
t,es: D. Q. Madden, M. B. Powers'
T n. Harris, Joseph Tally and W. b
aaAclsffe: Eamss Finley md John r
EImore.
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pr..ldsn. LswIs Abssnt.

Springfield, ILL.,, Apr. s.-National
President Lewis Of the United Mine
Workers Of America failed to arrive
wednesday and, though the joint con-
vention Of miners and operators was
formally opened, that body did mot
meet during the morning and the al
ternoon and Wednesday evening ad'
iourned to meet with the scale com
mIttee Thursday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
& CO,
The PEOPLES CLOTHIERs

.,sH,ur advantage of the fact that
many Republicans had left the cnam'
,he, sought to have acted upon q reso'
luton by him asking information 20
,parding the shortage in the sub-treas'
ury at st. Louis. which occurred N
Saos A motion by Mr.. Payne to lay
.the resolution on the table was carried
INV "a bare majority of three, the v~t
standing 1875 to 1913.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
ao., comp.nx nearIrr AdI0urnsd.


Washington, Apr. 9.-The special
committee of the house appointed 70
investigate the charges made BY Rep,
resentatlve Lilley Of Connecticut
AGAINST the methods pursued by the
Electric Boat company to obtain legis'
lation, will hear no more testimony
until next Tuesday. The committee.
when It met Wednesday learned
through Chairman Boutell that the
continued illness of Mr.. olmsted's
daughter prevented his attendance at
this time and owing to the further TACT
that the committee desired time In
which to prepare evidence IN its
proper order an adjournment wouio
be taken until the date mentioned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09

Havana, Apr. s.-The earnings d
tbe United Railways Of Havana fol
Ire month Of March were $4,000 lesi
thsn for the same month In 1897 ms
faIilux on for the aBcsl year IL neariy
III 90 900, as compared with the hscal
ycrr Of 1901. This Il attributed
chiuay 70 ne nhoFt sugar crop, AZ
fhourh re esuerai dewession also nai
Iufu1uced ne decrease
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r.

REGISTERED Percheron Stallion will be at the barn
ofMr. All. Newton, every Saturday afternoon Dat
ance of week at my barn on north Buckeye.
TERMS--S125O, or two for 5000 for live colt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
THE Abilene NURSERIES.

Sale ward Just north Of Luciers Tailor Shop we nave
surplus of trees best variety nearly all home grown anu
budded and grated from bearing trees we "e P"''"
down the price within reach OF all.
Apple trees. to 8 IT, eacn &c :. :. GO &C.
plum trees. 8 to 5 it., each l2ic to l5c.
Cherry trees, 8 to 5 it.. each lSc to 25c.
Apricot trees, to 5 it., zoe to 25c.
Roses and Vines, each l6c to 2oc'
Come and see us for anything you want. We are here
to SELL. Lowest possible prices.
Yours for business,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
COUGH

Proprietor Abilene Nurseries.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-04-09
Hats and Aaberdashery

Everything that's new in hat wear
and furnishings, in vast assortment o.
exclusive effects.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-09-03

to Stockholm, has been awarded the
Prussian order OF the Black Eagle.
Music Director Oscar Sandberg has
been appointed officer de INSTRUCTION
publlque and also made member Of
the French Legion Of Horror.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-09-03
DENMARK.
COpenhaGen.


In the Hamburger Nachtrichten''
there appeared the following interest
ing item, which shows that in case Of
war between England and Germany
the latter government would at once
speculate on Selling the kingdom Of
Denmark. 1t says: '"The one prob
lem that concerns war with Germany
becomes obvious when it is noted that
Denmark has allowed two Of it's har-
bOrs to be used as strategical points
for the British maneuvers. Esbjerg is
by it's geographical position basis for
a hostile fleet operating against Will
helmshaven, the German North sea
harbor. In the same way Aalbeck
would be exceedingly useful for all op-
erations carried on in the neighbor-
hood Of Jutland and from there across
to Scotland, and on the other side in
the Skagerrack and Cattegat The
second important problem with which
the present maneuvers are concerned
is the investigation Of the conditions
Of the Scotch and English coasts as
basis for war, and their protection
against German attack"
week ago last Friday Crown
Prince Christian opened the fifteenth
International Orientalist congress in
Copenhagen, to which 300 delegates
had been invited. Among the Ameri-
cans who were present we're the fol
lowing: Professor Paul Kaupt, Of the,
Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore:
Professor Maurice Bloomfield, IRON,
the same university; Professor Charles
Rockwell, of Harvard; Professor Nor.
T1s Jastraw, of Pennsylvania, and Pro
fessor Abraham V. s. Jackson, of Co
lmbia university.
MARION s. NORELIUS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Suumpre.

: Der iusenolids Rapmono @ib'
bOns BON Darrsm StraBe serietb Sam'
itas pabrenb benz Spiel Dor einen Drin'
fer Strasenbubnwasen uno maro bon
bsmielben cine 3iemli4e Strede melt &C.
i6lsiit. Die Solse warsn b0ie Sdrams
men unb cine Sadbelbautwnnoe.
5rib Srsitas Morsen wuroe Der
gsriu6 semadt, bas 0io. A Sduls
sebdnbe on @roue StraBe bura Seusr
3u ssritOren. Foli3iit O'Soro sntoedts
absr bic 5lumnten in 3eit, um iis Obus
sro6en S6aben on bem @ebduoe 5u
lOldsn. Ser 8ranoitifter bate Swei
Stthls auf sinsm ssbrerpult IN Srano
seiest.
- Cine unbsfannte Srau, bic sur3eit
aui ben 9adamanna @eleiien lief. wuroe
Sonntas Oiadmittas nabe Siap aus
BON sinsm PuiiasierSuse setrOffen uno
iibsrfabren. Die HdOer 3erqueti&ten
bic Bruft. ibnitten bsibe Grms ab unb
ridteten Die llnsliidli9e aud ionit idau,
Ssrbaft au. Die @st5btete If etwa %
Sabre alt unb aussnideinlid cine Polin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Bon 1etersbnre.

-Ssrr Soiepb Dams BON Prseott
auenue, Der Dor msbrsren SSoden BON
sinsm Sdlasaniall betroiien Uuroe unb
ieitosm in bOffnuasslOiem 3uitauO bar.
nisoerlus. wuroe Sonntas our6 ben
Sob srlOit. Der YeritOrbene erblidte
am 10. Sttober 1859 in Scranton oas
9idt Der g8elt unb Diro BON Der Uittwe
uno orsi ainoern. NOuiia, Carl nne
Marion, iiberlebt. Gr mar elm aftiues
Mitslieb Der electric Dampfer @ompa'
ME 9io. A uao aud elm Nfitslieb Der
5susrwsbr untsritiisunss @eieuidait.
Seine 8eiissuns erfclste Dienitas
giadmittag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Bon Der SnSfeite.

5rau SObn 5iiller uon @ebar suenuI
liest seidbrlid erfrantt oarnieoer.
Paifor @uitap SauBsr BON Der oeut'
iden Methobiiten STRIDE lisst sefabrlit
erfranft barnisber.
gloermann Sawenfer tonpulirte an
Montas SRI. emma Seelano unb Sranl
Sought offs Elm @bepaar.
Sn Der Dlonta9 gbsnb absebalte'
pen Sabresusriammluns Der Sidort
StraBe Yrssbptsnideu @smsinOe pur'
ben oils Gruitees erpablt Senrp s,
Sdeuer uuS yonis Sdumader, uub ale
asltsite @barles SeBler uno Sobn 8.
S6nsiber. Der uorssleste Sabresbe'
riht 3eist, oaB Die @emeinoe iib in
blibenosm .3uitunb bsfiubet.
Die ct. Wtarien @smsinoe pirO pabrs
i6einli6 pdbrsno bes fOmmeuben Soms
mers, piellei6t au6 erit stwas ipdter,
cine neue Dale fur ben @ebrau9 Der
periGisbeuen Ssreine bausn, bereu Gos
item auf $4,000 peruuidlast werben.
Die Sals miro bic pOlle @r6Be sinsr
8aulot umfuiien uno oreiit6dis ieiu,
NIT osm Suupteinsuns an Der SidOrp
StraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
0Bilfes, 8arre Watbri6ten.

= Gin Ssusr 3erft0rts Sonntas yia9t
su Spopsrspille cine alpotbste uno Elm
siniu9es 0Obnbaus.
& Der Solsfaller Sobn Sasger
murbe am Wontas In benz @albe nabs
Tidsts, 9ujerne @ounts, BON einem
idwsrsn 8aume eridlasen.
-Ssrr Sobn 81. Baumunn fiinbist
au, oab er i'm eunfe bieiss Sommsrs
an Der @ds BON Wiain uno Glib Stra'
zen elm iisbsnlt6dises 9otel errihten
phrbs.
= 9as Subrpsrt BON 3soscos Gea.
Der murbe Srsitus BON einsm 8eit Pitts'
ton Strabenbubnwasen sstroffen nno
bemolirt, Die Rieroe setDbtst uno Bsa'
per i6Wsr usrlsst.
= Der Barber &ouis Dieroif bon
bier sri6oB ssitern 0iadmittas anf bsi
Strase in sliblsp feline uOn ibm sstrsuni
lebenos 6rau unO iaOB iid baum sin'
aussl burd ben aOpf. Sc beiBt, baf
Disroff idOn felt Subrssfriit niht msb'
surs9nunssfdbis mar, wesbalb ibn oi'
Srau idon mebimuls usrlieB uno on
Wfittmo6 weissrte iie fb poiitiu. j
pieber nit ibm Su lsben, poraui er oi
Ebut be9ins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Cine &ntide. bie Der
eduslins Iiebt,
,,Ser 9ebtuoob."

9Burum bic @siunobsit bes Sdns'
liuss surhdisssn, Our4 ben @sbraua
elmer nidt suuerldiiiSstt oSsr i9ls4t
conitruirtsn ainosrtutids? @rlaust
osmielben cine nSspwooo"-Sts mer'
ben bsibs Ssrsnii9sn oaran haben.
Sausliuse liebsn osHsn anssnsbms Be
pssuus. ballet iis slHdli6 unO 5ufrts'
ben. Gntworisn auf ipeSiellsn hg9tent'
ideu ginien uno pradtuoll anseferti9t.
Der itdrtlts, tsidt laufsnbite unS
whnidsnwsrtbeits @O.@urt anssisrtist,
&si6e, bsbnbure Seosrn, @nmuireiisu
Raber uno fsinite Quulitdt Hattan uni
SOls a6rpsr.
$3.50 ;uiammsnleSbare anlebnsno'
@o.@arts. bisis @ods, $2.75.
$3.50 suiammsnlesbars anlsbnsnS'
gan, siisrnes @eitel. ausseitOpff au
Der Ssite unb bem Sis nit eebsrtua
eiisrns Rdber. $500.
anSere grsiis lauisn BON $500 BIZ
$25.00.
Das China unb Suushult Dspurtement
@roseitOB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Stabtratb.
Common Council, 12. Mlars.

Common Council, ~. Mtar3.
gladbem man cine allssmeine Srbi'
nans fir ssbn wsitsre slettriide sidtsr
in peridiebensn StaOttbeilen bel enS'
eiltissr aeinns anssnommen batts,,
nabm Morsan bic @elesenbeit ..tpabr,
bic Mitslieber barauf aufnlerfiam 3u
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