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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06

An English newspaper says the
Zakka Khels are suffering from
patriophobia. Dangerous disease, that,
for those who attempt to cure it by
blood letting. It used to be a common
ailment in the United States, long,
long ago, long ago."
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06

The Herald is glad to see that its
plea for constitutionality and for a re-
turn to the first principles of constitu-
tional Americanism is meeting with
responses near home as
we'll as at distant points.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-06

Anarchy cannot flourish wher
Americanism is understood.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
DRUG STORE FREE DELIVERY

H. A. Loomis is attending to business in Pike City today.
 J. G. Clark, of Philadelphia, is spending today in Prescott on business.
 T. c. Morgan left today for El- dorado, where he will spend a few days in the interest of the Junction City Lumber Company.
 A. F. Williams, the genial black smith of Blevins. transacted business in the city Saturday and made The News a subst antial call.
 Miss Alice Mills, of Nashville, who has been spending a few days here as the guest of Mrs. Glide Buchanan, returned home today.
 We regret to learn that Mrs. John Crossland is quite sick at her home on West Front Street, and hope that she will soon be up again
 Jas. II. Bliss came in Saturday night from the Territory, where he is working for a lumber con- cern at Garvin, and will spend a few days with his family here.
 Garrett Whiteside left today on a trip to Nashville, where he went to join the Nashville ball team in a series of games which that club will play with DeQueen this week.
 Mrs. H. c. Moore is expected to arrive tonight from RosbOro, and will return to that place Wednesday accompanied by Mas ter Hugh Hart, whom she will keep during his mothers absence at Mineral Wells, Texas.
 Yesterday was Woodman De- cOration Day and was observed at quite a number of places over this section of the state. At Delight, in Pike county, there was an unusually large number gathered to do honor to the memory of deceased sovereigns,
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
NNXES LOG AL
 GSN|A N F. w $
Phone 200 for Watermelons.

Memphis ice cream at Hester ly's fountain.
 For floor coverings see Pres colt Hardware Company.
 Pine shingles for sale at the Junction City Lumber Go.
 Miss Rosa Brazzell, of Hope, is the guest of her friend, Miss Pleaz Stone for a few days.
 The Court of Common Pleas, with Judge Denman presiding, is in session at the court house to- day.
 Unless one comes in today, there has not been local freight pass Prescott either way since last Wednesday.
 Just received, a carload of red cedar shingles. They are the best. Try them.
 Junction Lumber Co.
 MT. and Mrs. W. B. Waller and Miss Marion Waller left last for Camden, where they will spend some time visiting rela- lives The News wishes them a pleasent stay.
 Dr, R. l.. Hinton is still in the Optical business. Has had 30 years experience. Will give sat isfaction or your money back. Will repair broken frames Off, flee at Geo. J. Terry'y store.
 Drs. Buchanan and Guthrie went to Gurdon yesterday, where they performed an operation on a lady of that community. The inclsion was made in the lady's neck, and was for the purpose of removing a foreign growth that was calculated to prove fatal.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08

Hamilton & Capelle frame pictures.
 M. R Moore. of Hope, was Sunday visitor to Prescott.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08

Hamilton x Capelle irdihe pictures.
 M. B Moore. of Hope, was Sunday visitor to Prescott.
 Local view post cards at fhe Nevada County Drug Store.
 We regret to learn of the ser
 Monk Christopher left yester- day on a business trip to Little Rock.
 Gordon Powell, of Gurdon, and T. D. Barlow, of Hope, spent yes terday in Prescott.
 Otis Cantley, special agent of the Iron Mountain, spent yes terday in Prescott with his fam- fly.
 R. II. Logan is making sub stantial additions and improve ments to his residence proper ty on Christian Ridge.
 J. w. Gardner, of Mena passed through Prescott Saturday night en route to Georgia, where he goes to see his aged mother, who is reported quite sick.
 Mrs. W. T. Hart expects to leave Wednesday for Mineral Wells, Texas, where she will spend several weeks during the month She will be accompanied by her little daughter, Margaret Guthrie.
 Judge and Mrs. J. M. Pittman returned Saturday night from Texas, where they have been spending a week or more, com ing in on the first and only train that has crossed Red river in over a week.
 Ed Deaner, the contractor, as soon as he finishes the home Of B. H. Logan, will go to Blevins, to rebuild the school house at that place, which was wrecked by a recent storm. It is not certain, but quite probable that the building will have to be torn down and entirely reconstruct ed.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
PARK HOTEL ARRIVALS

Gene H. Scherman, w. N Mil- Ter, St. Louis C. A. Little, Syra- cuse, N. r.; J. O. Resser, Fayette- vile; M. R. Morgan, Hope; J D. Barlow, Hope; Ellsworth and Family, J. E. Began, H. F.. stain ton, Miss Marion Waller, A. J. Warmack, Miss Clara Brooks, City; R. R. Clark, Kansas City; k. C. Brunson, Little Rock; II. NJ. Bruce, Philadelphia; F.. J. Russell, Dallas; Geo. Holt, Chas. Evans, r. c. Schooly, w. V. Hammond, F. P. Holt, w. C. Pearce, Little Rock; Miss Myrtle Richardson Jas. G. Clark, Philadelphia Dick Jones, Hope; A. M. Brown, Mur- freesboro; \. r. O'Neal, GurdOn.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
DEATHS BY TORNADO.
Farm House of John J. ShiveIy Struck
 and Totally Demolished.

Geneva. Neb., June S.-A tornado which passed near Geneva late Friday afternoon caused two deaths, fatally injured two other persons and destroy ed several thousands dollars worth of property. One mile west of Geneva the farm house of John H. Shively was struck and totally demolished. MT. Shively's little four-year-old daughter and young woman named Smith, em' ployed in the family. were instontly killed. Mrs. Shively was fatally in- jured. A farm hand named Russell was probably fatally hurt, while Mrs. Shively and young son sustained se- rious injuries.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
Wholesale Grocers.

Atlantic City, N. J.. June S.-The National Wholesale Grocers' associ' ation, at its final meeting, passed resolution thanking President Roose- welt for his assistance in securing na' tional pure food legislation. A reso- lution was adopted making request for the assistance of the governors of the various states in securing uni form state pure food laws.
 The following officers were elected: President. William Judson, Michigan; treasurer, Frank A. Potter, New York; secretary. Alfred Beckman, New York.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
Watermelons al Howard
Texas Terry's.

IexdS WdteImelVUS al UVWdiu Terry's.
 w. V. Tompkins left this morn ing on a business trip to Arkadel- phia.
 New styles in runabOuts right from the Studebaker factory, at Prescott Hardware Co.'S.
 Go around and see the new styles of Furniture that Pres colt Hardware received during last week.
 FOR SALE-SO acre farm. im- proved, sandy soil, most all in cultivation miles from Blevins. $500. See Ellsworth
 Hamilton & Capelle have just received 1900 feet of picture frame moulding and a large as- sortment of picture mats-all colors.
 Grady Gammage returned this morning from Lit tie Rock, where he spent yesterday with his brother, Lee, who has a position there with Jacob Suckle
 There has not been but one day in four months when the Little Missouri river was fordable, and that was on Saturday before the big rains in May. This is a longer term of high water than is usually known.
 Miss Edith Hughes, of New York, who is in the field in the interest of the Home Mission So- ciety of the Presbyterian church, U. s. A., will lecture at the Cum berland Presbyterian Church in this city on Wednesday evening to which the public generally is cordially invited.
 Company M" 2d Regiment, vii hold an election of nOn-commis. stoned officers on Friday night June 12. Drill nights, Tuesdays and Fridays.
 By order of
 A. G. WINSLOW, Captain.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08

w. V. Tompkins left this morn ing on a business trip to Arkadel phia.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08

ances of the town makes the pos session of one of these danger ous contrivances a misdemeanor
 and fineable, it would be a good move if the officers of the town would put a stop to it before some woman, or child, OF maybe a man gets an eye put out by the promiscuous shooting at bids.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
Race Trouble Occurs.

West Baden, Ind. June Son ac' count of the substitution of negro men for white girls as walters at one of the largest hotels here trouble be- tween the races has arisen. Two sticks of dynamit, were exploded under the corner of hotel where the negro wal CTS are housed, but no one was injured A number of shots were fired to fright on the negroes. who fled from the ho- tel
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08

Among the list of teachers se- lected by the Little Rock school board at a meeting held Satur- day we notice the names of the following former Prescott peo- pie: Mrs l.. E. Hinton, Mrs. Sue Center King, Miss Maude Hayes. Miss Aileen Bascom, Miss Lucy Gam and Miss Ruth Bas- com.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
asal A B o U T T Q w N

This morning a Prescott bus ness gentleman sought refuge be- hind a partition in one of our bus ness houses, with the apology that he was about to lose some of his clothes. But we can't see what objection anyone would have to losing some Of thelr clothes this kind of weather.
 1t may sound startling," re- marked R. l.. Blakely of the Pres colt Mercantile Company Satur- ady evening, but l bought 20 bales of cotton today" He stat ed the prices ranged from II to 11.27 cents, and they were all purchased out of the local ware house.
 Glide Buchanan, railway mail clerk, came in home last night, after continuous two weeks run between TeXarkana and Dal- las The irregularity of the trains, has made work for the clerks extra hard and Mr, Buch- anan came in for more than his share of the labor. During the two weeks he only had a days rest on two occasions, and often would get so weak that he could hardly stand up. On his arri- val in Texarkana yesterday he was ordered to double back again but felt that to do so would be doing himself an injustice, and refused to go.
 Wren Scott, the accommodat- ing book-keeper at the Citizens Bank, one day recently had to fill the position of President, Cashier, Assistant Cashier and Book-keeper, for the institution. 1t happened on that special oc- casion that President Putnam was in DeLeon, Texas, Cashier Began was at Mineral Wells, Texas, and Temporary Cashier Denman was attending the state convention at Little Rock, but little thing like running a first class bank alone and single-hand- ed didn't phase Wren bit.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
CentenarIan Doctor Dies.

Marysville Kan. June S.-Dr. Will. iamson F. Boykin is dead, aged lol years.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08

and Hon. G. k. Haynie, of this city, made a most interesting address to those present
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
Ardn1ore Isolated.

Ardmore, June S.-Floods her iso- lated Ardmore from the world.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08

The great prevalence of sling shots in the hands of the scores of small boys in Prescott is growing to an alarming extent,
 and as Section 132 of the ordin-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
oas fiintlidbe sRmenaebriin.

Gs TT eine geiDagte Sade. eineu
G6ipen In einem S6eateritiid briflen
gu IaFsn, unb bic 6anbtperter I'm
-Sommerna9tstraum" Fnb pprii9tig
eenug. ihreu 96nsn srft erfl6rtn 80
fafen. bdb er sisentIi9 sur tein Come,
fonbern S4nod. ber S4reiner, if.
Gin mebernsr STANDARDIZATION ober min
m5sli9fe Naturpabrbeit auf bie
8iibne brinseu. unb AUDI ben 2Dtpen 70
briiIlsn laHsn. tpie eben Der R5nig Der
Sbiere brllIt. Der ,Ronefrsl" ipeib
cine @ei9i9te ou ersdblen, In Der bis.
fer Derfu9 fiir einen enslifden Gbeu'
terbtrettor uneripartste Solsen battle.
CT brdu@te tn sinem Stilde unbes
btnsi G6tpensebriilI, uIib bo Ct bod uns
m0eIi9 etns foI9e Bette biuisr ben
Rulifen auffelIen fpnnte, 70 fam Ct
auf ben inseni5fen GtnfalI, etnen %.
men IN ben pbonosrupben briiIen o,i
laFen. GIN upparot ipurbe IN bem
20penfGfis bes 3oofoeii9sn Gortsns
aufseitslIt. aber bas aHer, sedrsert
iiber bas msrtpiirbise Snftrument,
serf9lug es NIT stnem Sieb fstner
Safe. Gin atpetter Derfu4 iparb un'
ternommen; Der pbonograpb Durbe
auBerbalb bes adfiss aufseitellt uub
binttr ibm eiu Slid GIeif& IN bic
66be ssbalten. 70 bab ber 25pe briil'
lenb auf ben Sridter Sufprans. ST.
Zig aog Der Dirsttor nun NIT benz pbp'
nosrapben ab, unb am abenb erf6alte
an Der sntf9eibenben Stelle Elm 70
furdbar rolIenbes 26ipensebriill, bab
bic 3ui4auer boiler ansit auhprdnsen
unb ipie tpabniinnis gu ben Saaltbil'
rem btnausbrGnsten. Ser 26pe bate
bas publitum aus benz Sheuter btns
dusaebriillt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
Sslanos @epir.
eHttishane ans SahI sisisr tsAsHssH nasfr
Ien-9eE gams Rehiir.


Ifa-9sr Eams 0sbfr.
Sas srObte 5ladlanb auf Sslanb III
cine CRIME gbene. bic ii9 i'm fiibIiden
Sheils Der SnfeI na4 Der aiiite btnab
eritredt. sic iintfabt 70 Quabratmsi
len. GinitmuIs. sIeid na9 Der Gis'
5eit, lag es unter benz Wssre; man
finbet nod an bieIen StelIen unter benz
@rbrei6 Muf9elfdaIen. Dalfifdtnos
den unb bersleidsn. 4uberbem ipirb
bic gbene bon altsn SerruFen unb
9Oblen in ben 8ersfeiten begren5t, bic
bon Der 4ranbung sebiIbet iinb. llns
terfu9t man bic grbrinbe unter bieiem
5ld6lunb, 70 finbet man, bab bieier
Sbeil bes 2anbes bon elmer Wenge
Spalten bur9fett 1T; tommsn bic sins
5elnen Stiide apif9en ben gtiFen ab
unb gu In 9eipesuns, bann fperben
ttdrte @rbbeben Deruriadt, tpie bas i'm
Sabre 1896, bas etne Wsnee @ebDfte
nit 9unberten BON 9ebGuben serft6rts.
9ier unb bd fam bas @runbpaifer,
bas bur4 bic Grbfdi9ten binabfidert.
auf Spalten treffen, bic 5u benz beiben,
buldnif9en Snneren binuntergeben.
nnb baburd entiteben tobenbe Quensn,
bic ii9 auf Ssldnb su Sunberten fin
ben, befonbers nabe ben Csn5en sipis
fden Sodlanb unb Sieflanc. Wo cine
grDbere WafermaTe tief unten in Der
erbs bis peit iiber ben Siebepuntt ers
bibt pirb, ba muB iie Sulebt bur9
Rife unb S0blungen einen @bflub 9es
ipinnsn. @obalb bic 9ampfIpannung
bic S9pere Der tGIteren, ob.nauf lies
genben WaFerf9i9ten iiberipinbet. 70
entiteben fpringsnbe Auellen, bic ioges
ndnnten @epiir. S9on Saro 9ram>
maticus unb anbere S9riftiteller err
ipGbnten ibrer. Ser Hams @epiir
tommt erft i'm II. Sabrbunbert por.
Sebt bat bieier Rame fosufagen Welts
biirserredt erlanet unb tpirb fir Gbns
li4e SprtnsquelIen in 9lmerita. 9tus
ffralien unb anberen 2Gnbern sss
brau9t.
Disfe @prinsqusllen iinb i.br bsrs
dnberlid; befonbers baben Grbbsben
sroben ginflub duf iie. Der beriibmte
Strottur berf9panb BET benz grbbeben
1896. Oie R0bre Der @prinsquells,
bic fpesielI ben Ramen 9epfir fiibrt,
TT 70 SUB tief, unb bic Temperatur be-
trdst auf bem @runbe 120-130 9rab
Gefiius. an Der SberflGde iiueefdbr
$50 9rab. bus WdHer l0F bic @es
iteinsart 2iparit auf unb iebt aieiels
fdure ab. gluf foIde Weiie entffanb
i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbunberte EN- fla1er
Resel bon &iefeIiiuter. Slisbt bas
Wafer iiber @rdsbalme ober dnbere
pflan5en. 10 berfteinsrH fie. Daan fins
bet fosdr ab unb gu Rsite bon berfteis
nerten 3eitunqen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
9ementirenbe slatipnaIhnmne.

llnldnsft taeten in Bern bic fhtpsis
5erif4en 6riebenspereine. ginen ber
lebten Soafte bra9ts Bel bieIem gnlafe
Der Dane Srebsrit 8aier aus; er trant
auf bic SdpsiS, feierte bas 9eifpiel Der
Sdipei5er, bic, pbipobl friiber, in pers
sansener btitoriider 3eit. Elm trisses
rif9es @olt., nun felt pieIen Sabreu
aus ibrem 2anbs einsn Sort bss Sries
bens semadt bGtten. uGs lebs bie
S9peia, bas ibeale 2anb Der frtebs
lt9en 9sifrebunsen!" fdlob ber Gebs
ner bic Rebe; bic 9ldier flaneen Sus
fdmmen, unb Elm auserlsienes tleines
Sr@eiter itimmte bic RationaIbpmne
an, 5u Der ii9 alle Mnipeienben bon
ben Siben srboben unb ernftbaft fan>
gen: ~Ssfl bir, SeIbetid, bait nod Der
S0bne ia. tpie iie 81. SatOb fab. freub,
bon gum Streit!" Bel Wieberboluna
biefes Refrains madte ii1 auf pisIen
9eiid.srn elm leifes 2Gdeln bemsrtbdr,
unb itilIe Seitsrieit sins burd ben
SoaI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
Auslanb.

- aus Paris, Sraufreid, puroe oas
ablebsu bss amsrifaniiden 5inaneiers
Us. y. eeeos semeloet. @r itarb im
Ris SOtel.
-8si elmer Grploiion in elmer Sob.
lsnsrubs nabs ct. 9tisnns, 5runtreid.
murosn neun Periouen setOotet uub
etwa fiinf,sbn uerlest.
= a6nisin Sictoria BON Spanien
ldsnfte sinem Sohu bas &ebsn. Das
LIT Der swsite Bring, Der BEN S0niss'
buuie sebOreu wOrosH 1T.
- aus 9sipSis tpirb semsloet, OaB
bas Drudpupisr.S Spnbiiat beidlOiien
bat, nad amsriianii4em Muitsr bic
Preiie fiir Drudpopier gang bstradtlid
ju erb6hen.
s Der sroBe giationut6fonom Pro'
fsIor @uitau SdmOller fcisrts isinen
20. @sburtasstus unb wurbe uon isinsH
altsn unb iunssn S6rern uno 9Urerin'
men Surd cine Sldujenbe Suaticn iiber'
raidt.
- Der bstannte iosiulpolitiids
Sdriftftellsr Benedict bat isinem 9ebsu
nit eisener Sanb elm @noe semadt
Benedict. Der felt ldnsersr 3eit leibent
mar, fat In eiuem anfalle bon Sdwer'
mutb sebanbelt.
- Der SdUpfer bes Stteoerwalb'
Denfmuls. Sobannes Sdillins, bsr In
Wfdrs b. s. bon BEN furdtbursn Sdid'
iat ber @rblinbuns beimseiudt porber
| 1T, besius in DRESDEN bic Ssisr bel
adtsi9iteu @eburtstass.
- Die 6ineiide @ommiifon in 80
nolulu, bic auf cine Wfooificiruns bel
bsftebeubeu gusidluBssiese biuurbsitst
uerlanst, buB bic @inwanoeruus BOT
5000 @bineien pee Sabr fiir bic nd6
fen iieben Sabre seitattet perOs.
- Gus Snnsbrud fommt Die 9iaG
ridt, baB bas nabe selesene sllpen6or
Girl faft pollitanoig nisOsrssbrunnt lit
Die 9utaitrOpbe lit Our6 aiuosr oerur
ia6t porbsn, Die nit Strsi6bOl,erl
ipisltsn uno elm @sbdube In 8ranI
| itedteu.
= @an3 Siobeutidlano itsbt unite
oem 8unue bon unuetteru. bic gan
srbeblides llnbsil anseri6tst babsn
S6were @ewittsr babsn burd 8lis
idldse uileutbulbsn srObsn S6absl
ueruriaGt. an ueridisbsn.n Stslfel
Iinb bic tleiuen Sliiiie uub Bd6s ausse
trsteu uuo bic @ruten burd idwere Rs
seusiiiie seiddoist morbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
@rie6iId, als aiplomatemiprade

g}rofeiIor Spiro 2ampros, beHen ges
lsbrts 4rbeiten ibm idon einen betanns
ten Ramen gemadt baben. BAT i'm leb'
ten Sabre Bel elmer Durdforfduns Der
9ibltptbet bon @snebis. Waailanb unb
bem 8atitan eins Reibe bon Sanbs
f9riftsn entbsdt, bic dnf bic @srbreis
tiing Der grte9tf4en Spra4e Elm 2iht
iperfen. Dandd mar Dor unb aud
nod ber Grpberung Roni itantinopels
btir6 bte SIrfsn @rie9ifd bic biplos
matifde Gpra4e TN Orient. Die &ais
Ier bon SrapsauEt unb 1EGa unb bic
osfnanifGen Gultdne berfebrter unters
etnanber In srisdtf4er Spra4e, ebenIo
bic 2uFgnans auf Gbpern NIT ben aias
tif9en Serrf9ern. Wtubommeb Der
groberer feIIte ben Senueien DON pera
Elm prtpiles in gris6ifdsr Spru4e
dus rnb unterbielt ebenfo ipie 8aiaiib
Der 3ipeite nit @enebis ben 8riefipe9s
isl auf @rie9iid. Die 8riefe Baias
iibs bss 3netten an papit SnnoSenS
tpeaen ber llebergabe Der betIigen 2anjs
unb dnbsrer geliqiien aus &puitantts
nppel an bic aurie iinb altf @rie4iT4
aefhrieben. glu biefe ginselbeiten
Ittmmen su Der Sbdtfa9e, baB bic iisgs
rei9en Osmaneu fir ibre @erbanbIuns
gen nit benz ausldnb bic Grie9eu
nptbptHbig batten unb beripunbtsn.
Qlls pfortensO sOrasomdne unb fpdter
6ofppbore IN ben Donaufiiritentbi'
merH lpdren tmmer Grieden tbdtia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
auripie edmnaaler.

Cine neue grt 'bes S9musseIbstries
bes bat ii9, tpie man aus Marfauu
fdreibt, an ber rufitf4>prsubif9en
@rsnae in 9lleranbroipo aufeetban.
Dit eintpanbfrsien pGNen perfehen.
fa6ret WlGnnef unb Srauen BON MIer'
dnbropo nit Der 8a6fi mad Der erten
preubii9en Station Stlptf1in. Die
2eute befinben fid in parabieiifdem
4oitiim, nur bab ein LANCER Mantel
bic RoIle bes Getsenblattes fpitlt.
Sonft baben iis ntdts an, ipeber 3let'
Der nod WGf1e. Sn Otloti9tn iteigen
fie aus, Ieeen = bielfa9 bor ben auSen
ber Reifenben - bic Gdrbsrpbe an, bic
ibnen ibrs assnten aus Sborn brtnsen,
unb febrsn, auf's feinffe ausitaffirt.
NIT bem nG9iten 3net ipoblsemutb
nah @leranoroipo aurild.
Die 3ollbeamten, benen ber nsus
Grid febr ssnau befdnnt 1T, t6naen
ben 2euten nidts anhaben, bd na9 ges
isbIibsr 8eitimmuns Hiemanbem Rlsi,
bunssitiide, fofern fie ni9t etipd gang
Offentunbis iiberfIiiffig iinb. bonn 2sibe
abseHommen iperben biirfen. limb ba,
fiir forgen bi. 9eiIte f9on. bdb iie
.iiberfIiiffse1 aleibuussftide ni6t an.
hnben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
Giiemb abn Seittabelle.
DsIspare. sadapaHHa uns B.Hern Balm.


Sn 2raft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
BabIid-sBuId6t SCRANTON fir glsp gsrI
nm 2.05, 3.20, 6.05, 500, 1920, Born. 1;
f2.aO, 1926 unb $40 Naamiitaes. 8ar
Rsp gerf unb philadelphia, um 500 gprni.;
f2.40 unb 3.35 Ra&mitiass. 6iir
Esbybauua, 6.t0 sahmittass.
N5rolid-0tir Buffalo nm LIS, 6.25 u. 900
Npr.; f.55, 6.40 unS tt.f0 Na&mtttass. S}iir
8tusbamton, GImtra unb 9pii8tnfattpntn, um
1910 Npr. uns los Na&m. SJiir Sspsso.
Ssraeuls une Utica, I'M IFS unb 6.25 Rsr. +;
t.55 Na&mittass. Ssptsu. Syraeuit uuh
Utica Bug um 6.25 Wor. lSuft t6eIiG, ausas.
npnmsn Scnntass. Sir Wpntrcft um 9.0O
Rpr.; los uue GAO Ra&m. glitpIfon @e.
spmpbation, um 400 Na6miitdas. Bina.
hampton areomoeatipn, um 6.f5 HaGmiiaae
Bloomsburs SibiHon-guldBt Scranton
far Northumberland nm 6.35, 1920 Wor.
1.55 unb GAO Ra&m. 5ar plymouth nm sos
sfa&mitiass.
Scnutaes'3ige.
eabIi&-6iir Ntp gurf nm 205, 800
sos nub 1920 Wprssusj 3.35 unb 3.4(
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