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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
600 OTCHER goin' 10 do on
$xK the FOURTH" inquired the
NAf Head Bell Boy of The
wv ST. Reckless
i nj. rnrnha hlN Ill

~ \ the FOURTH" inquired the
NAf Head Bell Boy of The
wv ST Reckless
Il think probably III
stirk around said the Hotel Clerk.
Along about the time of evening when
Tho sI,v rockets begin to soar majesticaly
alnct taking with them countless glow
i.c srarks and somebody's eyebrows. | m
Liable 20 be called upon to go up 10 FL
IinShanl's and sit up with tho remains
rs this friend OF yours dead yet:
asked the Head Bell Boy. letting SYM
pathetic note creep into his voice.
Not vet said the Hotel Clerk. but
have homes After reading de-
:ption of some Of the clever ideas in
works that have been thought mp by
IT,. experts i'm high explosives since this
las; year am convinced that IL viii
Ike vpon the close friends OF tl!"
L. 10 spend the twilight hour rcaS-
tI,!jn.. dear old Arthur. There may lie
riiling delay in bringing i'll some o.:
bingham from outlying districts, but
) midnight if all goes we'll We ought to
ave practically all of him under one
f.
}'ve look for him to be blowed up?"
,-, the Head Bell Boy.
Veil. it's Il according to precedent. He
-..,.v< has bcen.' said the Hotel Clerk.
t-.- asham is very strong for the proper
.... vance Of Independence day. He's
.-.. that way from a child. He's a prom
- member OF that large class of our
-. citation whovc made the Fourth of
.. dy an overflow meeting from the First
Il .Nprt
His father before him put him on Ihe
right track His father eventually left
the vicinity rather Eurriedly one Fourth
of July morning accompanied by an old
anvil that he was using for the firing of
a few salutes, You might say il runs
i'll the family. In the primitive day when
F'illinsham as a young boy was getting
ALI Of these patriotic impulses burned
into him the head OF the family did not
enjoy the opportunity that is now
vouchsa:ed even the most humble of par
ehts 10 purchase toy pistol that will
shoot a chunk of tetanuS big IL
wasp nest into his tender offspring far
W. as the second joint. But they had the
equally reliable tomato can full of loose
sunpowGer. which YOU stopped down with
a cigar III Your mouth to find out why it
didn't go off and found out two days
later. when YOU came TO. that it did. and
IL provided an excellent substitute. al
though naturally its average didn't run
a. high as the toy pistols has. / don't
think Fillingham was more than ten years
old the time he came in With his face full!
of new blue freckles and two of his
fingers wrapped up in piece Of neWspa-
per. After that he kept right on. He
', N
matter nearly every Fourth. but his ievo-
lion never faltered. The last time l saw
him ona hand looked like q currycomb and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

STATION
~ > - ,~*s..S. H2. xA..s
J, PUMPING Station of the j
:: System Is SAID To Be = :
!. Most Complete in the World !.
: Engineering Problem ms u
:. That Had To Be Disposed =
> of-Twelve Monster Pumps, ).
s With a Capacity of 100000 y
!: 600 Gallons Every Twenty &
!. four Hours, Takes Care of y
s the Disposal - Location of \
s Plant Is Ideal and There Is !.
; Nc Suggestion of Sewers or y
& Sewage in the Neighborhood =
; Methods Employed in Col !.
4: lecting Sewage and System )
> for the Disposal of Solids 4
!, The Large Hydraulic Gates ,
= Which Control the Delivery =
> Where Sewage Enters Po- 4
{ tomac There Is No Evidence y
: of Its Presence. :"
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tor dare lay an impous finger on the
great national festival that has dore SO
much for the memorial wreath and al
lied industries: if he did we'd tear him
limb from limb
And that's where we've got il all over
all other countries, as you just now OBJ
served. Hops. Look at the French. They
unveiled bust the other day AT their Pan
theon which, take il. is where they dc
sign the red pants worn by their soldiery.
and prominent editor who'd always
contended that Capt. Dreyfus should have
gone into the retail clothing business al
the outset shot the captain in the wrist
with a putty ball and then went over and
cried all over the bosom of the clean
shirt which the captains brother, Mike
Dreyrus was wearing at the time, ana
there was a great activity on the part of
the local authority known as John Darn.
and something like our John Doe. only
he brings home the goods ottener, and
they arrested several hundred citizens for
conspueing and abassing. and then they
And there are the Chinese. The Chinese
gave the world gunpowder. bat didn (
keep any for their own use. The Chinese
idea of holiday is TO sit on an ances-
tors grave in pink silk night SHIRT cut
short, and eat rice pudding. made accord
ing TO the recipe handed down by Con
fucius The Japanese will march down
to the county courthouse and give a
few banzais for the emperor, and then
go home to their coy residences, built
out of pa per napkins and fish poles. and
drink tea and witness dancing numbers
by their famous geyser girls and think
they're enjoying themselves Foolish bar
barians, they call that celebration. when
there's nothing about it TO suggest the
real thing-no bystander blown into deli
catessen. no cheerful aroma Of iodoforn1
sauze and black dressgoods pervading the
atmosphere. nobody picking his birthmari
off the ceiling with a nail file. nobody
getting used to the feeling of a camel's
hair eyebrow or learning to button his
collar with one hand. Not even an am
bulance call or a Carnegie library on fire
by gum.
Even in our own rural neiShboThood>
they don't seem TO be able TO throw into
the Fourth as much eciat as We manifest
here in the teeming city. In the deer
woods the best way they know of usher
ing in the day is to fire off brass can
non loaded with back numbers ot the
home paper and the index fingers of the
firing party. This lasts until they run out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

There are eight of these bunkers. having
a combined storage capac ty of over M
teen hundred tons. Al OF the coal used
at the station is delivered in barges. un-
loaded by means of an electric hoist and
Il convever system which brushes. weighs
and delivers the cDai Ia the bunkers. This
equipment is so perfected that not pound
of coal is moved by hand. even the shak-
ing of the CRATES being done by small
stoker engines.
The sewage disposal system is planned
10 protect the city from Potomac river
freshets rs well to supply the most
modern and sanitary method for handling
and removing the sewage waste OF the en-
tire District OF Columbia. These great
drainage works are designed to provide
for 4 populat on Of nearly ona million peo-
pie. about three times the pres mt num-
her of inhahitartS of the District. All
port ions of TIE work are constructed in
the most substantial manner. and VIII
have efficient capacity for many years to
come. The reau rements Of growth in all
secf i0ns. especially in the suburbs. will
continue to render necessary extensions
~ the sewerage system. but IL may be
Safey stated that Washington has today
Ire most modern and sanitary system or
sewerage of any ely in the United States,
# not in the world.
Mr.. Phillips in Charge.
Throughout the construction OF the sew
age disposal system. as well us the pump
ing station. Mr.. lnlillpS mad entlre charge
of III arrparation of all the designs and
specifications and was in direct control Of
the actGa! work of const ruct!Gn. Most oe
the important features OF the system were
originated by him. and Ia him is due the
credit for its successful operation. When
he Was appointed TO the sewer department
for the purpose of carrying out this work,
in 1890. no plans had been formulated.
He entered upon the undertaking by maxi
ing studies of rainfals and their effects
upon tie low area from such records as
were AT his disposal. This study was fol-
lowed by personal observations. after
which the systems i'm use in other cities
were investigated with view Io cb,ain-
ing the best results. IN 1901 the work
Of actual construction began. and II has
been brought TO very satisfactory con-
cluson. Mr.. illips is assisted in his
work by a corps of competent and ZEAL
Gus engineers. He is represented at the
pumping station by Mr.. J.. q. Randall
who has been his assistant for several
years. The steam engineering force 1T
the station is in charge OF t.r r. *.
steele.
Some minor sewer connections with the
disposal plant have not been complet ed
vet When they are the system will have
cost about s5.00o0oo. which. in the opin-
ion of competent engineers, is the most
satisfactory investment of public money
ever made in the District of Columbia.
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for Nervous incurables, and ! feel every
confidence in the promise that we Will
have with us Somebody's Darling. who
believes the proper way to shoot the
large red cracker is to hold it between
the forehnger and thumb Of the right
hand. debonairly TIE same as cigar.
True he was destroyed several thousand
times last year. but they grow at least
three sets OF that variety every year. like
guinea pigs. This is a wise provision OF
nature which keeps the breed from run
ming out.
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of fingers. or sample copies. both.
Along about 10 O'Clock. when tho per-
fumery or arpica is beginning 10 spread
freely and Or. Watts buggy horse has fall
len from overexeriion. everybody goes out
10 Perkins Grove. which is so called be-
cause It's a treeless eNpanse with a few
newborn sapings around the edges and
the thermometer climbs up to ~ and
then stops and splits on it's hands and
takes deep breath and climbs some
more. az else there's = cloUdburst with
two iaches OF rainfall i'm less than twenty
minutes and The Forks OF Elkhorn W. ].
Bryan Silver Cornet Rand executes se-
lection of popular airs.
T.
After tho execution. which is Very
lingering one. the county judge mounts
platform alnngsido OF white water
lion. and reads the Declaration of lnde-
pcndenco in a loud and sonorous tone. u
an audience consisting Of his wife. his
law partner and one member OF the
band WHO has To stay awake 10 keep
the doodle bugs ont of his slide from
bone Then they have "A picnic dinner,
companied by many cater pillars and "A
great profusion of earwigs. and the
Young folks repair 10 the bosky dell back
OF the pesthousc to part AXE OF the Wild
lurnip and crown their chosen queen with
fair garlandS of the poison ivy. In the
evening on the public square there is
program OF fireworks and casualties and
oh. say. you can see by the rockets red
glare that one of Hen Rogers thumbs Is
still there? Also. that Constable Wash
Spence got too close to the set piece Of
George Washington just before they I'M
Sci ii and now has complexion combin
ing tie red. yellow. green and purple.
like an Italians family washing.
But in the city We throw little more
variety into ii. Nobody reads the Lee
laration OF Independence I'm public places
because If he did the police would arrest
him for preaching the doctrines OF an
archy or some of the vested rights would
run over him in an automobile But we
unfurl Old Glory and the medcated ban
dage to the Haunting breezes. The door
step is draped with drainage tubes and
bunting. Upon every hand We see the
red. white and blue and the absorbent
cotton. To and fro go the gallant fire.
men on their way To eXtinguish small
bog or tenement fire. and when night
has fallen the lockJaw germ sings TO the
evening stars and the tired ambulance
surgeon locks up his tool Kit and calls II
a day
I'll bet you it'll be a Glorious Fourth
just the same" said the Head Bell Boy.
1T Will Z we live through it," said the
Hotel Clerk. There's one thing about
the Fourth that always look forward ID
with great pleasure
''Wots that?" asked The Head Bell
Boz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

We undoubtedly have the proper no.
ton Of the way to observe great ma
tional holiday. Hops. EVERYBODY says so.
except a few fussy persons who hate a
little pleasant noise and don't like to find
the sidewalk in front of the house clut-
tered up with shoulder blades and the
ear drums Of strangers and beauty spots
and thumb nails and one thing and an
other. when they start down town on the
morning of the fifth. We allow our law
giving bodies some latitude. but they das-
sent go too far. It's all right for Con-
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the other like pair oc grass shears. but
he's still competent to light match If
somebody else holds the box for him while
he scrat cies it, and 50 that's why say
We have hopes.
1T oughter be great day, all right.
said the Head Bell Boy. II bet there
amt no other country could pull off
celebration like we have on the Fourth
:; ::
You're right there said the Hotel
Clerk There isn't. They couldn't
stand il No other country has ii popllia-
ton that increases fast enongh to stand
the drain that would be put upon it by
a truly American Fourth This year
look to see a celebration that will cramp
every blind asylum and every retreat for
the hopelessy manned in town. We did
pretty we'll last year. considering the
weather and everything. There never had
heen so large IA sale for hose gun cot
ton fire crackers that go off in such Il
manner as to take most of the forearm
with them and cause the invalid on the
next block who's suffering from weak
heart to expire with loud gasp. From
all sections there came tremendous de-
nand for the kind of Roman candle that
will cause Il barn roof to burst into flames
almost instantly. The manufacturers of
artificial limbs and the fanciers who make
a speciality of supplying the trade with
dogs skilled in the leading of the blind
reported that they were rushed with
orders clear into the middle of August.
So I feel safe in saying that we cele-
brated the day in a way that must have
been gratifying in the extreme 10 the.
spirits of Thomas jefferson and John
Adams. not to mention Benedict Arnold.
who. unless he's changed his politics since
last heard from. would naturally he
pleased to see our annual losses from
this source greater than they were at
the battle of Saratoga,
But this year ought to beat last
years showing and not really exert our
selves. There's a new pin wheel that IS
guaranteed to garner every eyelash with
in radius of many yards and leave the
admirins throng looking like j collection
of those little John D.. Mexican hair
less dogs. Nearly everybody in town will
have the correct chihuahua expression
that day. They tell me there's an i'm
proved brand OF whistling bomb which
may be depended upon to search out the
steeple of Il frame church if there's one
in the ward
AS fo: the mental giant who gives his
ten-year-old son Eebert a Harrington &
richards revolver and a box of 30 ca liber
cartridges with which TO amuse his little
sister Agnes. he was never more numer-
Gus OF active. Then VIC are certain of
the comical wag who can send every
green and red ball OF his Roman candle
into the dornitory window of the Home
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gress to take the canteen away from
the soldier and force him to attend clan
destine stewedeo teas at the Rutherford
b. Hayes Soft Drink Emporium, with a
black bottle in connection. down at the
edge of the reservation It's all right for
a general assembly to compel southern
gentleman to travel over into Tennessee
to drink the mint julep that he made in
Georgia. or to put through a statute in
South Dakota that will permit non-resi-
dent husband TO get a divorce from his
wife because she's got bad teeth. But
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tom in the world.
y visit to the pumping station OF the
system. which : located a, "a and y
streets southeast. is Il revelation to TIE
laymsn.z Few people have any idea OF
the workings Of the great plant that takes
,-a"e OF the disposal of the sewage of the
city and OF the s.orm water which, in
Years son" by. wrought sad havoc among
the business houses situated in the low
area which extends from the Peace Monu
nIcnt 10 the Treasury building and covers
mo~e than one aud one-half square miles
The pumping station building. which is
of pleasing architecture. is we'll situated
on the river from and faces beautiful
park. which is niade more beautiful by "A
wcll-ord"rcd arrang smcnt of flowers and
shru3bery. There is no suggestion OF
sewers seEag. anywhere. but tire fact
remains that the massive building is the
Contra. feature of the sewage system.
TIL beneficial effects of proper savage
disposal Rave been well understood for
many years. and many cities have Crap
piedewith the rrob,sm Physicians and
architects as we'll as civic societies, have
studied TIE matter and urged legisla tors
tn adopt the most modern methods. En-
inecrs have given the best that was in
lem To the scientific study OF the sub
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c.: :::: =: c>2ZE7-THE f1OTYL CT EKK5

no foolish mischief maker OF a leeisIa-
tor dare lay an impious finger on the
great national festival that has dore SO
much for the memorial wreath and al
lied industries: if he did we'd tear him
limb from limb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

WASHINGTON has just com
plated the construction of
what is said 10 be the most
perfect sewage disposal sys
tom in the world
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-13
TdS Xbal abp arts.

Tablor.-@esen Rsparaturen lit Die
Soloen 3s6e an Samitag auf unbes
ifimmte 3eit seibloiien woroen.-
Nnoreas Rotb BON Portlano. Oregon.
weilt eesenmdrti9 bier gum Beiuh bel
ieiner S6meiter. Srau @ouarb Seutholo
an @rous StraBe. @r seoenft nddite
gBohe bem alten 8aterlauoe (Verner
Sberlanb, S6weis.) J einen Seiud obs
suitatten. nm feline betaste Wtutter. mel.
DE in Snnertfirhen lebt, nod einmal
,u beluden. @r miro mabriheinli6 bis
i'm Sriibiabr bort perbleiben, ebe er Wies
Der mad, ben bisiisen @eituoen snriid
fehrt. .6err 9iotb, elm auf9emedter juns
ser Mdnn unb gutter @sielli6aiter. bat
lid, felt ieinem furjen Sierietn idon
uiele ssrennbe ermorben. S8ir piinihen
ibm sliidlids 6eiie, piel Sersniisen nnb
frShlife @ieoertehr = &esten Sreitas
batten Ssrr 9einria gidseli (s8irtb)
nit ssrau, Sinoern uno Shmeiter, in
Uealeitung bon Serrn WiiAael Streun,
ebenfalls nit Srau, 9inb nno Se9el.
einen gusflus mad 3ate gSinola. @s
wuroe bort elm Dsttidpimmen 3wiiden
ben Srauen gid9eli uno Streun nsran'
italtet. @ritsre freujte ben fleinen O3ean
in fur3er 3eit. pabreno lestere bel einsm
Sis Cream Stano 9alt ma6te uno tu-
erit cine Grfril6unS 3n iiA nabm, ebe
fie ii6 binIiber magte. gBaS Der aus9es
Iebte Yreis mar, 1T uns niht perratben
morbeil, notwithstanding eiue Slaihe pom
BeiIeren. Sie miiIien wobl wieoer ge'
iun6 bsimsefebrt iein, benn mir haben lie
idmmtli6 am Samltas mieoergeieben,
nit ausnabme BON Srau Streun. Sie
miro lid nidt meiter I'M ben Serluft
drsern, bas nG6ite @ial sebt es i6on
beIsr. Niein Hutb 1T Der: Satte ben
Bid auiS 9rOse Sotel seri6tet uno
ni1t auf ben Sis Cream Stano.-Der
Rssenltlirm am Dienitas Wiittas bat
aud bier srossn Sduoen setban uub
uuiere StraBen slihsn Baden. = 9err
Huoolf Stubli, wsl6er felt etui9er 3eit
bier auf Seiu6 mar, lit Disnlta9 pieoer
nit Srau uno 9inoern na6 9tep 0orf
perreilt, allwo iie mobnen. glber porber
muroe lesten Mtontas slbeno nod Gins
Sepest, inoem mir einem Sae ben Booen
ausi6Iusen. Wiinl9sn 9liidli9e Reile
uno guteS 9eimfommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-13
500 @elphnuna. 800.

Die esin bi,lsr 3siluns tpsrbsn fidb frtutn ~
nfabrsu, bae 90 ptnieiftns cine stfir&ttts
sfranfbtit sisbt, ptlts bic @iTtnf4aft In al
ibrsn SinftH ~ btilfn I'M Stanet IN 9aa's
aaiarrb.aur n bic rin,iss ttBt Der drstIi&sn
Sriienl&aft bsfanuit pUiitiSt stur. 8atarrb er-
furbsrt ale tint &Onlfitnticnsfranfbtit tiut con-
ifitutieutllf 8sbaublune. 5alfs aatarrb. aur
pirb inunIi@ esnommsn unb pirft auf has
SIui unt bic I1ldmissn SbnhdGen bts Sp>
asms, babur& bic @Iunblass etr aranfbtii ssr-
lfGrtub unb BEN paiisnttn arafi stbfnb, inbsm
lie bic gpulfiiuiipn bss st5rptrs aufbant unb bsr
Watur In ibrsm @uIt btIft. Die Gistntbiimtr
babsn 70 pitl grtrautn ju itrsn Stilir6fitn,
ea6 Iit tinbunbtrt DOfars fur itbsu 5al aubis>
ten, ben lit ~ furirtn psrftblsu. eabt Gu9 zine
eilfs spn 3usnif.H fpmmsu. Rau abrtiiirt;
9. 3. gbtutp B 60. 5cIebp, ..
- 9riauft pon alIfu gppibsftrn, 75e.
Saas 6amili,n piIIsn Fub bic bsfsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-13
Bilfes. sarre Wa@ri@ten.

- Sm gsnnipluania Soipital in
Pbilabslpbia, mo sr idon lanssrs 3sit
In 8ebanOlnns mar, ftarb Wlittmo6
lestsr 8oGe Der sbsuulise Sisbbanbter
Srisbri4 lls I'M sllter bon &C Sabren.
Ssnssfslb, @iirttsmbsrs, mar isin @e'
burtsort, ben er I'M gllter BON 1S Sab
rem uerlieB.
- Srau Maria ROiulia, gSittws oss
i6on nabesu Dor einsm SabrSebnt psr'
ltorbenen glidoluus Sodreiter, ueri4ieo
purlsstsn MittwOd naa LANCER Srant'
belt i'm 9llter pon IA Sabrsn. Dieielbs
itammts aus SOrb, @iirttembers, unS
fam in iunssn Sabrsn mad Nilfesbarrs.
3wsi SObus unb Stpei 2O6tsr iibsrls'
ben iis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-13
2atfaipamna 2tueia.

Nllo, am ndfiten Sonntag beinht
Der rarbsiter 8erein" oas beutide Oori
unS mir f6nnen idon i'm Boraus pro.
pbeieien, baB eS psoer an elmer 3abl'
rei6en, nod munteren @eIellidaft feb.
len piro.
Die ,Sdnserrunbe" pirb allo am 6.
September nit Sino uno Se9el na6
MooIic 2afe unb gum beuti6en Dorie
;isbsn, poran bic Sdnser uater ibrem
bsmdbrteu Diri9enten, Prof. Wfuidus.
g8ie mir b6ren, iperben lid pisle Wiit.
glieber oes r@ermania Sereins" Der Sc
ieuihaft anihliesen, 70 baB on anses
nebmer @eieli6aft tein Wtansel iein
mir6.
9Die es bis iest ben gni9ein bat,
nir6 es bis gum ablauf Der SaiIon (io
ee9en @nbe September) uur iebr Deni9e
Deuti6e In Der Staot eeben, bic baS
oeutl6e Dori nidt meiisftens einmal
beiu6t baben. 2Bir boffen, baB bel Der
ni6lten 8erIammluug oeS 2adamanna
3weises lam pterten Sreitas bieies
Wtonats) Elm Gag fir bic Wtrtbe felts
seiest wirb, bamit man ieben fann, aus
wel9em 5ol3e iie ssi6nist fin6 uub oh
iie bic Beitrebnngen oes Bunoes uno
oes 3weises anerfennen.
Die beuti6e Union Der Brauerei Nrs
better bat bei6luiien, ii9 oem Sada.
mann 3weise an3uldlieBen unb iie iino
BON Ser3en millfommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-13
NtttStpu.

= Sobn ToB, Der sinen GonfsitlaSen
,u Dupont bstrsibt, sntOsdte SOnntas
Wiorssn iriib, oaB brsi Wtdnnsr bel ibm
sinbrinsen MOLTEN, als sr absr stnmal
feline S4rotilinte uboriidte, nabmen bic
aerte i1nsn ReiBaus.
- 9eim 8etrstsn ibrer 9ammer in
Der Sio. II 3e6s Der Grie Soblen SO.
,u Snferman purosn seitern Wtorgen
Sobn @allasber uno Gnton Smith BON
einsm aOblsniuls setrOifsu uno iOfOrt
setUbtst. Die YerunsIiidten warsn am
StiispfOitenraubrn.
= gia6bem Srau Ssnas 9lenat BON
Dupont fiir msbrsrs Stunoen auf bic
8hdfsbr ibres @atten sswaftet, bsnads
ri6tiste iie mebrsre Wiauner Der 9iadr
burihait unb oieie bsSuben ii6 oann in
bic Yutlsr 3ehe uuo fancen, ouB Der
Wtann pon elnem 5elienfall eri6la9en
noroen iei.
= Samss Sassertp BON Parf Str..
gSeIt BittstOu. elm Srsmisr Der Ssblgb
Yallep @iisnbabn, usrfius ii6 SOuntas
Oiadt i'm @OrtOn SOfe eineu SUB in
sinem .SrOi6" unb mebrere Sarren
iubren oann iibsr bsnislben. Jpn oerart
ssroriidsnb, ouB Elm 9beil oeiielben Ipd'
ter amputirt neroeu muBte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-13
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20 Sabre in @bittenbsu's uno 16 Sabre
in Sanberion's apOtbets uls PropiIor
funsirte, bat iid nun islbititaubis etab.
lirt unb SO. 437 Sprucs StruBs cine
sIpOtbefe er0ffnst. @r fibrt elm polf,
ftauOisss easer Der psridisOsnsn in Die
0ran6s ssb6renben Grtitsl unb piomet
Der 3ubsrsituHs BON 8sSsptsn feline ips.
;islle aufmsrfiamfsit. 1922