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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
At Hnton Ronre.

Baton Rouge. La. Oct. 2s.-President Taft arrived at Baton Rouge at 11:50 p. m. and left for New Orleans at o'clock. The little city was ablaze with lights. Fireworks were set off at the water front and the late visit of the President was picturesque in many ways.
 At Bayou Sara, thirty miles above here, two old civil war veterans, one a Confederate and the other a Union soldier, stood together on the beach and fired a salute with their old mus kets as the Presidents boat drew up to the beach for minute. The search light played on the two grizzled ng. ures.
 The President had received a note at NatcheZ from the old soldiers telling him they would be there to salute and he ordered the oleander to stop for a minute or two.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
Cnn,t DO It In Alabama.

New Orleans. Oct 29.-Half of New Orleans is drinking the Taft cocktail and the other half is waiting for the white aproned parties to mix them. In New Orleans. for ages 1t has been the custom to improvise a new drink and name 1t after distinguished citizens or visitors. Thus in New Orleans was born the Sazerae. the Roohnac, the Sarah Bernhardt and the wonderful Ramos fizz,. But the Taft cocktail. its proud inventor claims. Is superior to them all in flavor. bouquette and soothing effects. And he ought to know. for he is the originator of the fizz
 The Taft cocktail is built after the manner of the Creole cocktail. but 1t has some trimmings. A mixture of lime and lemon juice is prepared. the rim of the glass after being Iced Is dipped in this mixture and frosted in confectioners sugar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30

toOatinued 0n Fase Tw0l 2
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13
BuiIdina.

In the five years that have been on
the district we have built flfty-two
new buildings. Thirty churches and
twenty two parsonages. For the past
four years we have averaged a new
building month. Forty OF these build
ings are In places where there were
none before Wee have also remodel
60 fourteen churches, making them
practically new structures increasing
the value Of our property over 500, 900
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13

Mandan, N. D., Oct. 1S,-One Of the
interesting features OF the opening
day OF the conference of the Metho-
dist church OF North Dakota was the
reading of the annual report of the
district superintendent. The report
of District Superintendent Danford, Of
the Fargo district, disclosed some most
encouraging evidences OF the church's
growth in his district. The report
follows in full below;
Dear Fathers and Brethren: In pre-
senting my fifth annual report it is
with a sense of gratitude to God and a
feeling Of my own littleness that
come before you. realize more than
ever before the magnitude of our task
and the inadequacy Of human effort
alone.
also believe in the divine call to
the people called Methodist" more
than ever before in my life. John
WESLEY declared that God had raised
the Methodist church to evangelize the
continent, and spread scriptural holi-
mess over all lands" The Methodist
church unfurled her banners with
holiness to the Lord" for her motto,
and her colors have never been lower
ed. Her bishops underwrite every
lquadrennium for scriptural holiness as
voiced by John Wesley. Holiness is
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13

years ago from Minot district. ID
while this IL my fifth report for Ear
so district, 1t is only my second On
third report for the majority OF me
charges OF the district. only a new
country could thus rapidly change and
consider 1T great privilege to be In
at the beginning of things and have q
cnance to help mould this great state
Tor God. The privilege OF seeing over
5000 people converted and 1000 people
sanctified is worth having lived for.
! realize. however, how little has been
done in comparison to what there Is
to do but today must say that have
done my best, and / want to here re-
cord my appreciation Of my brethren
and their precious wives. "A nobIer
and more unselfish band OF men and
women cannot be found. Time forbids
mentioning each one by name but their
record is in heaven and no one viii ro
unrewarded, however much unappra-
ciated here. mo flower Is born ia
blush unseen or waste It's sweetness
on the desert air" Every flower adds
to the worlds stock OF sweetness. The
great work OF this district has been
accomplished by the splendid men and
women who have toiled unseen and
with apparently meager results and
with still more meager support out on
the prairies and In the towns and cit
les till putting it all together we can
claim measure OF success. 1t is
worth having lived to be associated
with such heroes for five years
Brethren, God bless you good.
Personally, have enjoyed this year
immensely, have had good health
have held all of the quarterly confer
ences in person with but few excep-
tons, have travelled nearly thirty thou
sand miles, been miraculously spared
from death in automobile wreck, came
safely through train wreck and have
had the constant abiding presence of
my Lord every moment and every-
where. Even in the most trying places.
He has blessed me and held me steady,
1 have preached about 900 times. be-
sides the many services that took
part in when did not preach, and
have been very weary at times. phv-
sically, but If my work has been help
full to the people and acceptable to
the Heavenly Father am satisfied.
To the Father of all be the praise
and glory, Amen. s. A. Danford,
Superintendent
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13
TO AiLINe WOMEN.
A Little Sound Advice Will Help
Many A Sufferer in Fargo.

A Little Sound Advice Will Help
Many A Sufferer in Fargo.
IL the kidneys are sick. Poisons that
pass off in the urine when the kidneys
are well are retained in the body when
the kidneys are sick. Kidneys and
bladder get infiamed and swollen,
crowding the delicate female organs
nearby and sometimes displacing them
This Is the true cause OF many bear
ingdown pains, lameness, backache,
sideache, etc. Uric poisoning also
causes headaches. dizzy spells, ianguor,
nervousness and rheumatic pain.
When suffering so. try Doan's Kid
ney Pills. the remedy that cures sick
kidneys. You will get better as the
kidneys get better, and health win re-
turn when the kidneys are well. Let
former sufferer tell you about Deans
Kidney Pills.
Mrs. Fl. G. Nelson. 416 Fifteenth ST.,
North, Moorhead, Mimi, says: II have
used Doan's Kidney Pills and 1t gives
me pleasure to endorse them as a
remedy OF remarkable curative powers.
suffered from kidney trouble for a
long time. my back aching constantly
and the kidney secretions being highly
colored and passing too frequently
also had headaches and was very nerv-
GUS Az Deans Kidney Pills were high
~ spoken OF by q nelghbor who had
used them, took her advice and pro-
cured a box. Upon using them the
hackaohe soon LEFT me and my kidneys
were restored to normal condition. :
For sale by ali dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buralo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
RemenNber the name Deans and
take no other.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13

by new buildings and improvements.
We dedicated the beautiful new
church at Bismarck this year, free from
debt. This structure will cost COM
plete about $4,000. and is a great cred
1T to the Methodism Of the state, and
a monument to the untiring zeal Of
Brother Magin, the pastor of the
church.
The new church at Cakes is also
a fine addition to our list of new build
ings, and viii probably rank next to
Bismarck. 1t was dedicated this year,
thus browning Brother Opies two years
labor there with splendid victory
We also dedicated the churches at
Allen, Preston, Turtle Lake and Absa-
raka since last conference, thus rouni
ing UP these enterprises so well begun
by Brothers Book, Danford, Rockwell
and Anthony. We have churches
finished but not dedicated yet al EN-
NETT, Omoe, Driscoll, Minnie Lake,
Tyson and Fairview. and churches un-
der construction that will be finished
soon in the coming year at Center,
Twin Lake, Moffitt and Unkenholtz.
We have organized new societies at
Fort Rice, Unkenholtz, Oakdale, Man
ming, Barnes, Moffitt, Beach, Cleve-
land, Wilton and Hoosier, and could
organize in as many more places II we
had men for the fields. In this latter
work Brother Mcnamara. our Sum
day school missionary, has been OF
great value. We ought TO have created
this office twenty years ago. Other
churches have had 1t, but we are just
finishing out what a great office 1t is.
A man on the field with salary and
expenses all paid from Chicago and
not dependent upon collections from
poor homesteaders or worldly settlers
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13
Sheriff. sale.

State Of North Dakota, County OF
Cass. SIS.
G. B. Youngman, plaintiff. VS.. F. q.
Salvage. defendant.
Notice Is hereby given, that by vir-
tue Of an execution to me directed and
delivered, and now in my hands. is-
sued out Of the clerks Office Of the
Third Judicial district court, State OF
North Dakota, in and for the County Of
Cass, upon Judgment duly rendered
in a justice court for the said County
of Cass, on the 14tn day OF April
1900, and docketed in the ofice Of
the clerk of the district court in and
for Cass county. on the 5th dav az
July, 1900 in favor OF C. B. Young.
man, plaintiff, and against F. Il. SAL
wage. defendant.
I have levied upon the following
described real property of said de-
PENDANT. situated In the County OF
Cass and State OF North Dakota. to-
wit; Upon all the right, title and in
terest of F. e. Salvage, said defend
ant. in and to lot twelve (12), block
one I'D, Of Murray's Addition to tne
Village Of Wheatland.
And shall on Thursday the 2sth
day OF October. 1909. at the ho1,r
Of 2 o'clock In the afternoon ~
said day. at the front door ~
the Court House. In the CITY 81
Fargo In said County ana state. pros
coed to sell the right, title and n.
terest OF the above named r.. n. SAL
wage In and TO the above deacrIhaa
property, to satisfy said tudwna,t
and costs. amounting to Two Hun-
dred Six and s0-100 dollars ana A..
terest thereon from and since "a
14th day OF April, 1900 at the rata
OF per cent per annun. and saso
accrued costs, together with ali ac-
cruing costs Of sale, at public auction.
to the highest bidder for cash.
II. T. BOYLE
Sheriff OF Cass County. n r.
ROBT. M. POLLOCK.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Dated September 14th, 1909.
Ssept- %. 80; oc- 8. is, 20. Ell,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13
Point. in supt. Danford's Report.

Methodist District membership
Thyhve REVEALS tent meetings. arnpmeetng
year
chief Methodist church
debt
rapidly increased 1
Superintendent travelled 10000 miles
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13
District Superintendent Danford's
Report Before the M. E. Conference

Fargo District Has Enjoyed Most Prosperous Year-Thny
New Churches Erected and Seven Hundred New Mem
bers Added to the Church ROls-Great Increase Shown
In Sunday Schools.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-13

the great despotism of Methodism. It
As the Corliss engine of her power and
vital to her existence. Should she de-
sert her mission and compromise her
doctrines, "Ichabod" would be written
on her walls.
The secret of her phenomenal ACHE
rvements has been her penticostal evan
gelism. She has been a moulding pow
or among other churches. We have
always emphasized justification by
faith, regeneration by the Holy Spirit
entire sancti5cation through the
BLOOD" the Trinity Of the Godhead
Hhe Diety of Jesus Christ and the per-
Fsonalfty Of the Holy Ghost.
Methodism has always stood for a
Eholy ministry, too. No preacher has
lever been admitted to an annual con-
derence until he answers the following
questions in the affirmative:
l. Have you saving faith in Jesus
Christ?
2. Are you going on to perfection ?
g. Do you expect to be made per-
feet in love in this life?
4. Are you earnestly striving for 1t ?
We demand, first, that our ministry
shall be soundly converted. and, Sec
ond, that they shall be seeking for
hoiiness-"That holiness without which
no man shall see the Lord" A per-
Eect head Is not demanded, but,
" A heart in every thought renewed
And full of love divine;
Perfect and right and pure and good,
A copy Lord, Of Thine"
Our great need, brethren, is purity.
holiness Is a condition, not an end of
growth. John Wesley says, 'the rea-
son we are not more successful as
ministers is because we are not more
holy and more knowing" The great
need of the church is not a better sys-
tenn OF doctrine or policy, but a new
baptism Of spiritual power. Realizing
this, have pushed REVEALS every
where.
RevivaIs.
During the year we held revival
pneetings at Berlin, HurdsfieId, cassel-
ton. Cogswell Dawson. Edgeley Ellen
dale. Elliott, Enderlin, Paramount.
cleveland, Goodrich. Denhoff, McClus-
Ky, Hettinger, Leonard, Lidgerwood
Lisbon Linton, Minor NAPOLEON.
Cakes. Sheldon, Tyson. Allen, Tower
City Turtle Lake, Verona. Wahpeton.
Washburn Wheatland. Absaraka. Gin
and Wyndmere. / attended nearly all
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
Hu6Iaub.

- aus DiiieloOrf, DsutidluuO,
pirb ssmslbst, oas in Der lsstsn 8ode
10000 Eonuen 0tobenen gum Export
mad ben 8ersinisteu Stuatsu bsitellt
murben.
- Dur9 sinen in Rio Saneiro obs
seidlOienen uuO aud unteridriebenen
Isrtrus lit Der @renjitreit 5wiiden.
Sraiilisn uno Peru euOstltis bsisslsst
noroen.
- Sn 2onoon peroen bereits bic um'
falisnbften Sorbsrsitunssn gum @m.
pians bes SOniss Utanuel uOn POrtu'
gal setroffen, Der im Oiouember I'M
SalOB 0iuOiOr eiutrsHen pirO.
- 9aut Mtelbuus aus BhrSburs
iino auf Dem &iidmuri9 pom WtanO.
psrfslOs brsibis Maun bss Ia. bapsri.
idsn acknowledgements Spfer bss
9isi9lass seporoen unb lissen franf
barnieoer.
Wiit benz Dumpfsr ~GmprsB Of
Sapan" traf bic yiadri9t Elm, baB bic
iupuuii6s Rssisruus bsi9lofen babe, in
Toba, @isbai, sinen neuen Safen nit
ben n6tbiSen acknowledgement su
bauen.
-Die aus 5ranffurt q. 80. senisl'
bet piro, 1T bic 8ilouus Der ssplantsu
Dsuti6en 2uftliniens9l tisn,@ @siellItaft
seli9ert. Das erforberli9e 3apital
pon brei Ntillionen Wtart 1T bersits &c.
seiduet wOroeu.
- Guf Der StraBenbabn, psl6s bon
S8isn mad benz iiiOlid sslsssnsn MSO'
fling fibrt, bat it9 Elm bsbuuerlidsr lin
fall ereiSuet. Sufolse eines erfolstsu
3uiammeuitoBes iinb sman;is Ser,
ionen uerlest pOrben, mebrsrs 70 i6wer
oaB an ibrsm 0isoerauifommsu se3psi,
felt wiro.
- Der 9isp gorfer Pbilautbrot
glatban Straus bat Der StaOt 9alis
swsibuuOert Ruitsuriiir gpparate &c
| i6entt, bic in 3ranteubduiern uni
Sauglingsbeimsu sur 8eripsnbuns fom
men iOllen, oumit oem Gntiteben tiinfti
ger epibemieu iOwsit pis mOslid pOrse
bsuSt wirO.
= Sn Sresluu bssins @raf 5rau
pom Salleitrem, ebemalissr RrdIiosu
Oss beutiGen Rsihstuss unO Wtitsliel
Oss prsubii6su 9erreubauiss. Die Ssis
ieines fiinfuuofebBisiten @sburtstases
Dem SubiIar iinO aus alien 9beilei
Oss Sasi&ss unss,dblts tslssrapiid
SIiidwiinias ;usssunssu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
Giiatiidjr annit.
SHeiidit GT5eHaHtiis In sinsI btrhhmttH eaMa.
lung HHo oereH fRnftIeriidae 8eseHtHHs.

9ie S. Eb. Gbomanni6e Sanm.
lung inOiiher @rBeugniiie i'm Hauten.
itrouh SSoeit WtlIeirm oeroient
nod cine beionoerc 9etradtung in
85ug mif Die fiinitIerii6e geoeu-
tlng einSelner ibrer @esenitanoe. Du
iinO 5ltn1flt Ole OriginolGbgiiiic
3rpder Sentpeltbore BON Der Smel
gali bernerfensipertb, ioapie mebrere
alturiodel. 9tamentli6 gilt oies Don
Dem groBeren Eempelrbor. Das BE.
ocutilngspoIle an oi;ien ardGtsttan
perfen liest 6urin, baB lie tb, y
gan5 rein, tbeils mad Gb5ug Ell les
iiberqleaenSan Reidtblnrts ornu.
mentaler Diotipe itiIiiirte STnnsen.
oariteIlrmgen bieten, oie cine alrffal'
leroe aebnlidfeit nut iolhen Suna,
menten oes Renaiiiono6ttIs bdben,
namentIi6 in Der iideren uno Iogi.
ihen Siibrung oes Tnnfenlperfes ou
barmonii6er 9IaisfiiGurg elmer sege.
benan 6IGde. glbT au1 in einsel-
nen Originalplaftifen un6 IN oem
groBen Sries aus inbii6en Sogen'
itoiien ofienbaren Iif fiiniteriide
@igenid)aften, Die urieren europui.
i6m &unitani9uiringen poIftdut6ig
eEtgegenfonunen. Das gilt iofpob
bon 9auiiien Sforperbeauegunsen, tuie
au6 nebrfad bonn @eii6ts ausbrud,
Der bel oerihie0enen ipIbIihen @e.
Italten unrlittelbar et1pas anr1utbig.
Seiteres bat. Sebr ipi6tie firb Der.
ifie6ene SofeIn nit tpirfli9er Sres.
tonpalerei. Ibgeieben oaoon, bab iie
in ibren grotesfen Daritequngen cine
ii6ere metbobfi6e 9ebanSluns Der
9eifmung ofienbaren, lit ibre tros
boben alters friid IeudtenSe 5dr.
bengebung iiberroitenb. Dean lit
nod ni6t 6em @ebeinnib ouf bic
Spur eefoulrncn tpie biefe 2elte
cine 10 ii6ere unS feite 8inoung Der
Ssarbe an Die BanbfIdde fertis brin-
gen, elm BrobIe1n, 6as uniere 2lr1ft
10 iebr beiHGftigt uuo bd uns bis
beute nod ni6t eeIoit 1T. 5ernerbin
geben iGrntIif,e fltnftgemerbliden
@egenftGnbe, SfGrpudia6en, Baften
uno @er6tbe oler sIrt IN ibrer Sor'
menbiI6uns Ole reiSeuoiten 9aperie
elmer boben tinftgeperbA9n Sui
tur, namentIid gilt oies bon oerifHe'
Scnen @eipeben, iotpobI IN geaite auf
ibre cole StiIiiirun9, .. o. bon Gbler'
ueftoIten, pie bon Der bornebnnen,
oIles @reIle permeiSerrben pei6 ab-
aeSGnrpftcn Sarbennutfterunp. eno'
lid iin6 Die dlis9atellten GtgllreI.
BON Wsdnnem urb Srmien ii6t BLOB
rfbnograpbii6, icubern ouh tlrritie'
rid, benlerfensipertb, oariHl. fpetl iie
I1ntIid anmttteIbor pom lebe1totgen
aeTbe obuo6ellirt iinS urb eine eoel'
roIie seigen, oie dud' dftbetn6e BE-
6e1tuug bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
Oermif@tes SnIanb.
Sn Sotst bss Streifs Der @las'

= Sn Solst bes Streifs Der Slas'
arbeiter iinO in Pittsburs aussnblidlif
5000 arbeiter bsi9dftisunsslos.
- Sn Bethel, Gonn., fturb i'm Utter
BON sc Subren Der weitbin betannts
Osuti6s Sprudlsbrsr Surl Better.
= SnfOlse bes 8eritens zines
Damms am Grout See wuroe in Der
9idbe BON Wfontrois, @olo.. Elm S9a'
ben BON etpa $3.50, 600 anseridtst.
- @rfabrsne Statiitifer In 9tep
gorf bsbauptsn. baB bic nddite Solfs'
jdbluns siue SspObnerSabl BON 1oo,'
600. 900 fiir bic Sersiuisten StaatsH
erssben nirb.
= Su Colorado Springs. Colo,
puroen fir ben gia6las oes Dor siniser
3eit ueritorbsusn @eueral Billiam g..
Palmer $75,41O.90 on @rbi4afts'
iteuern be;ablt.
SIN alter BON n Sabren ftarb in
8aibington, .. g., Cambria Sreemau
aus @bensburs, 3d., Der friibsre @isen'
tbiimsr uno Serausssber Der nslltoona
Eimes-, in altoona, Pa.
- 9ia1 einem uon BaibinstOn aus
befannt sesebeneu 8eriat iiber ben
auslaubiidsu SunOel @biua's fat bic
@iniubr amsrifuniidsr 8aarsn unb
artifst mad @biua i'm Sabre 1908 be-
beutsnb su. unb bic Gusfubr Ginsiii4sr
@uaren nod amerita erbeblia abse'
nommen.
= 9llice gBebb Duts. osidiebene
Satin oss GabufS' Wtasnaten 8ro'
bic &. Dufe, purbe in Der Srren-
auitalt in aaututee. Su., ein9elisfert.
Die sinit sldn,enoe uuo anssIsbene
@uttin Ssrrn DUTIES sri&isu bsute
als elm uOllises seiitises uno pbpiiiHss
Wrad.
-Su Ssuerlp, Wtah.. wurte be-
buuptet. oab Prdiioent Gaft nit Der
Fupus.sllorid EarifuOrluss niat Sufris'
ben lit. Sis iOa, pie man bort fast,
nod peiter nad unten4 reuioirt unc
osmssudB uerduoert werbeu. 0ann
Oisiss seidsbsn fam uno ssidsben wiro,
psiB man uidt.
= Die 9obuitala, welde BON Der
Chicago @itp Stuilwup SO. in SOr'
idlas sebrudt wOrbeu lit. lit nit iibsr'
waltiseuosr Muioritat uOn ben Gnss.
itslltsn usrwOrfsn poroeu. gBabridsiu'
lid mirO bic sunse Streitfrase uunmebr
einsm S9isbsseridt uuterbrsitet tpsr'
ben, nm lpsitsrsn Somplifationen ju be-
9esueu.
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Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
SsIaBare, eadauanna uHb @sHsrn Balm.
Sn Araft hsn q. Stunt 1906.

GttsWbttf Suuutnuuuu hah aptNttu OuVus
Su Rraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
GHbIl@-8rl6bt Scranton fir Rsp gorI
nm 2.05, 3.20, 6.05, 800, 1920, Born. F.;
i2. 1926 unb $40 gfa&mittass. dir
Rtn Sort uub philadelphia, urt 800 Born;
12.l0 uRb 3.35 Ra@mittaas. lJHr
Esbsbauua, $40 Ra&mittass.
s1rblia-8iir Buffalo um LIS, 6.25 u. 900
Rsr.; t.55, $40 unb tf.f0 Ra9mittaas. Dir
Btustamtou, GImtra unb 3pif&sufationtn um
1910 Ror. une los Rd@m. jfr Sspsap.
Syratuit unb Utica, um IFS unb 6,25 Rsr, ;
t.55 Ra&mittass. SsHtap. SYraeult uni
Utica 3us I'm 6.25 Wor. I6uft t6aIidt, ausa,.
Hpmmtu Spnntaas. 8ir Wpntrole nm 600
Rpr.; los unb GAO RaGm. Ri&pIun gc.
smpbattou. um 400 RaGmiitaas. gina.
kampton Aeepm oeaticu, um 6.f5 Wa6mittaas
0leomsburg 9ibifion-g5srl6bf Suautor
Thr Roribumbtrlanb I'm 6.35, 1920 Wcr.
| .55 uue $40 Ra&m. 6tir plymouth um 8. .O5
Ra&mittaes.
Sonntaass3fiae.
eioli&-Bfr Rtp guri um 2O5, 400
sos nub 1920 Mcrstns; 3.35 uub 3.AC
9a&m.
W6rsIi& - Ear Buffalo TIN f.t5, mi
6.25 Rer. t.55, 6.40 unb ff,f0 glatbm
Bhr 8iuebamtpn uub 3pil&mRatioutu, 9O(
uHb 1910 Bprmttiaas
NIsomsburg 9ibifiou- BuI6af Sudutu,
um t0.20 RoT. uns $40 Ra6mittaas.
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Cine Senti6e SrbcnsansSsiannHs

1T eiuem @ngIGnoer, Der fih aIs
D1itaIieO Der RappoIi5ei bel Der Der.
ioIaitnq oes am 20. SepteuIber 1907
aefoIIenen SottentOttenfiibrers s5necb
Taorensa ribntItb berpor9etban bot,
nod,traeIitb 5itbeil geworoen. Bir
erhalten bieriiber ioIgenbe IfeI6ups: {:
Der gngIGnber SflttIanS, Der an
Der @efangennabme Worengas tbeil-
eenommen bat, bat bonn 9euti4en
Saatfer eine brurSeneNeoGiGe nit Der
ssnidrfft .aoIabori 1907" erbaIien.
0os geiisseusnib 1T ausgeiteLIt fir
ben aorpornI RlttIou6 bon ben bsrit.
tenen Sdsern Der eaptoIoris fiir tre,i
asIeifsste Diente i'm Qriese asesu bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N 626.
pdsufrisa.
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eodalpauna & @Bomins galIsb.
(eaureI einie.)
IptI&tu SerdntCn unt Bilfss. Barre.

3pti&su SsrantOn unb 0ilfts.Sar
3Has SsrIaFtn SCRANTON I'M no, 2O0, 3 90.
400, 500 une 500 Wrrasns. I'm 5 40 Rpr.
gems an @o6tntastu uub ale ud&fuIatnb,
lHduiie Wtnuttn, unb nm 700 Rcratns an
SeHntdatu unb d1t udGfsIatnbt ipaniia Wi.
uuttn bts unb iniluiive IL 40 Nd@is, In @fI.
Fes-Sare Al Winuttu ip6ttr anfcmmsnb.
GTpr6iHst, uur Ia pittsiOn aubdItsut, psr.
aHsH SeraHicu aas Stnubs t6ali&, ausas-
Hsmmsu Sountdas uHb 8tttrtastn. BON 7.f9
Wcyous bts 7.t9 abtnbs. uHb trsFtn In @iI.
Fes.Basre 30 Wtnuisn fp6ttr sin.
OfAfTtr DttuA ,pif6,a Strantsn. Rds aua
part eaHd pdrf, 1,ttsrsburd unb Duumurt.
SsMs BdbrpIdn ffiT atpddbsfSrbtrubt 3fat.
Ssas 10 Asdit am 8. SuIif907.
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Ro. t4.-@slts,n an bn uSrbIi6sn Gds BON
gDsfffaa Gptnus unb Gin Suaet, unb fsisnb
f70 GuB in 8reits pprne an Der npre6ifliGsn
Sttts vpn Gin Shabt une iI6 sriirsdsnO In
eidsr Srsttt in 5itfs nUrb5ilit sntIaue @slf.
faa Gpsuus $50 6uB gu elmer aasy Sinb
eots Wc. 1915 16 une IL i'm 8Ipf Rp 95,
mic ptrititnst auf elmer 8artt non 6risbri&
Stmcn. aOblsn uirrpirt. aats ptrbsiIrt,
nit sintm ipdifUdigu bSbrusn @Obubauls.
Wtt BsiGlag btlsst unb in @rtfutipn atncnt,
men auf bic SIaes pOu @m. Stmiet unb Der.
tba S9mtbt s'ssu peter aaabaeb. SGulp
S75.25. Sntersdsu pom 8. Dt,tmtn 1903,
antralissbatrtn uub 8Ohsn. Sussmsni Rp
9l7, Sspi. Strmin 1904. 81. 81. gum Sspt.
GTmtn 1909.
al bas ssnannts Gistntbum pirs nur s,ssh
Saar;abluus psriauft.
=. 8. Galpin, Sderiff
S&nifsamt. SuuutOn. pa, DOnntrifas. ben
2. September 1879.