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The Arizona sentinel., 1909-10-07
CHURCHES.
81. Pants Episcopal.

Services at a. o. L. w. ball on
Sunday. Morning I'raA er and Sermon
at lG:l5. Sunday school AT 9:i5 a. IN.
All are cordially invited. Strangers
and visitors always welcomed.
GEO. SELBY. Rector.
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Methodist

Preaching at II a. IN. and 100 p. m
Sunday school at 10 Ii. IN.
Prayer merting aud teachers meet
Ing ON "Wednesday evenings Ht $50.
Friends and Strangers are invited and
W .!cumF1.
NJ. T. AULT, Pastor.
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Co WITH e Rush

The demand for that wonderful
stomach, liver and kidney cure, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills-is astounding,
All druggists say they never saw the
like. Its because they never fail y
cure sour stomach, constipation, fnd!-
gestion, biliousness, jaundice, sick
headache, chills and malaria. Only 25c
at all druggists.
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Best Treatment for a Burn

Mrs. Mary Clspper. formerly post
mistress at hollywood, Cal, who has
been visiting the family Of f. H Black
more during her residence here, has
taken three year lease on the Idle
wild apartment house on Second ave-
nue.,
Mrs. Fred Vessel, wife of the county
superintendent Of schools, returned
late in the week from her summer trip,
which included visits 10 Los Angeles
and Cotton.
Miss Nora, sister of Billy Koran,
owner of the Picacho stage line, has
returned t. Ynma for the winter. Miss
Horan spent the summer in Los An
geles.
Roy Sexsmith, county ranger, with
headquarters in the North Star coun-
Try. recently made his famil, in Yuma
short visit.
Ed Ingram, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Gene Ingram, have
gone 70 Los Angeles, where thay will
spend some time. at the Los Angeles
home Of Mr.. Ingram, 430 Grand View
street. Gene Ingram will later join
his wife in the coast city.
The Road to Success
has many Instructions, but none 50
desperate as Door health. Success 70
cay demands health, but Electric
Bitters is the greatest health builder
the world has ever known. Il compels
perfect action Of stomach, liver, kid
neys, bowels, Purifies and enriches
the blood, and tones and inyigorates
the whole system. Vigorous body AMI
keen brain follow their use. You cant
afford to sIigh+ Electric Bitters e
weak, run down or sickly. Only SOC.
Guaranteed by all druggists.
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Thoroughly Renovated and Refitted.
Serial 03080
Yuma Project.
1st Form Withdrawal.
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior,
Z. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
September H. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Angel Tonin. Of
Yuma. Arizona, who, on August II, 1901 made
Homestead Entry No. 5C23, Serial 03080, for the
VIZ Of NwL and Wa OF Swi4, section IA,
Township 9, South. Range y WeSt,G. and =.
4. Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to
make final five-year proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before Charles H,
lifting, u. 8. Commissioner. at his Office in
Yuma, Arizona, on the 22nd day Of October,
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Moses s. Hubbard Henry WUpperman, Jo-
Seph Kean and Wingate Lindsay, all OF Yuma,
Arizona.
Frank H. Parker, Register.
Sept 16 1909
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HuMORisT DISCOVERED

Some time ago the county superYi5-
Crs bought q movable steel jail or
cage fer BOuse, and the north end Of
the county, and the same was furnish
Cd by the Southern Structural Steel
Co., of San Antonio, Texas. About .
week ago the above company wrote
to the board of supervisors for a let
ter of recommendation as to the said
Jail, and the board CT supervisors re-
fcrred this letter to Justice Of the
Peace e. L. Short, Of Bouse, to ans
wer:
Mr. Shorts answer follows:
Bouse, October 1, 1909.
Southern Structural Steel Co,
San Antonio, Texas,
Gentlemen:-
Replying to your letter OF Septe;n-
Der 25th in regard to the jail recent
ly purchased by the county supervis
oTs for this place, leg to say that
while it might not meet with the ap-
prevail of Abe Rueff or Harry Thaw,
it has answered the purpose for
which it was intended admirably.
Some of MY friends to whom l rec
commended it, spent their entire sum
mer vacation there, and IN one or two
instances are evidently making ar
engagements for another visit.
The guosts who have been FORUM
ate enough to secure lodging in this
hosiery have without exception "stay-
ed put" until formally invited hence
by the gendarme Oh duty at the outer
door.
Evidently realizing that this "juza-
gado' was a very reliable and safe
resort, the county supervisors have
recently recommended It to all JUS
tees OF the peace IN this end of the
county, and believing that goodly
number Of our residents should be
letter advised as to its good qualities
they have secured the services CT q
good man to push it along and l
believe that by Christmas, it will be
taxed to its full capacity.
Having personal knowledge of
the efficiency OF jails which obtain
cd from beth sides Of the doors, 1 do
not hesitate TO say that fer small
camps where mostly the drunk and
Gisorderly" brand of whfskey is sold,
your cages are most desirable.
Yours very respectfully,
E L. SHORT, j. 2.
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Train Schedule
Ynnaa. ARIZONA. APRIL II. 1909.

Yuma, Arizona, April II, 1869.
The following schedule went into
effect April 49,. 1899, at l2:0i Il. ~:
EAST-BCUND.
No. 10. tSunSet hvpreSsl 49,. go pm
No. 1. t'iolden State Ltd. =. 6:l5 pm
No. s. Iti Paso Pass. 1890 .5:jJ am
WEST BOUND.
No. 9. Sunset Express 80. 500 pm
No. >. tGolden State Lad =. 1885 am
No. Z. goal. Passenger ....-7:l5 pm
A. J. LOCKE, Agent.
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Chief Project Engineer Sellew wife
and two sons returned Friday morning
from Long Beach
Mrs L. z. Stahl and little son, both
Of whom have been patients at the Pa
eifc hospital n Los Angeles, returned
the last of the week to their home in
Yuma. The many friends of Mrs.
Stahl will be pleased to know that no
permanent injury will result from the
accident she sustained recently TO one
eye.
Charley Parks, who spent a week in
Los Angeles with friends and relatives,
has returned to Yuma and his work
here.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-10-07

Old Plantation Lunch Counter
is the place where you can find
something to eat that will "iust
hit the spot" Open all night.
Don't forget the number.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-10-07

Contractor Charles Olcester is burn
ing a big kiln OF brick. The brick
made in this vicinity are of superior
quality, the soil apparently possessing
the requisite components for the turn
ing out Of good article. The present
kiln contains enough brick for the con-
struction of several houses.
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John s. Carruth of Lagana was in
town last week for the parpose Of MAX
ing application for final proof upon his
homestead, which is located near the
dam.
O. F. Townsend returned last Friday
from an extended trip, which covered
q large part of the continent. Going
mp the coast, he visited San francisco,
Portland aad Seattle, thence north to
Vancouver and from there east over
the Canadian Pacific, which took him
through the great wheat belt of the
Dominion. He visited Minneapolis and
Chicago, and came back by way OF
! Omaha, Denver and Salt | lake to Los
Angeles, thence over the S. T.. to
YpraA.
Mrs. Edgar Il Price. wife of the
head of the Science department of the
Union high school, arrived on Sunday
nights train from the west to join her
husband, who has been here since the
opening of school. Previous to Mrs
Prices arrival the professor had set
He'd himself IN d cosy cottage on Sec
end avenue.
Why Druggists Recommend Chamber
IaiE's CoIc, Cholera, and liar
rhcea Remedy.
Mr. Frank G.. Hanrahan, a promi-
nent druggist of Portsmouth, Va,
says: For the past six years 1 have
sold and recommended Chamberlain
Cole, Cholera and DiarThoea Remedy.
It's great remedy and one of the best
patent medicines on the market
handle some others for the same pur-
poses that Fay ne q larger profit, bat
this remedy is so sure to affect cure,
and my customers are so certain 10
appreciate my recommendation, that
| give it the preference. Fer sale by
Ketchcrside's Drug Store.
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Brief News Notes

McCue &; Boyer are about to estab-
lish a milk depot ia the old frnit stand
of Ruby & Frazinelli, Main street, OPP
posiie the Sanguinctti store. This viii
he great convenience to thoae who
desire a small quantity of milk at regu-
lar ar irregiar intervals.
John Behan, an old Yuma resident
and ex superintendent of the territorial
Prison, was Yuma visitor On Friday
last.
Richard O'Donnell has returned to
Yuma after a summer spent on the
coast.
Conrad Fletcher, one of the employees
of the North Star mine, registered in
town from kofa on Friday.
The many friends of Neil Edgar and
wife, formerly of Yuma, will regret TO
hear of me death of Mr. Edgar, which
occurred last week at San Diego. Mrs.
Edgar, who was Miss Eva Knapp of
Yuma before her marriage, was with
her husband at the time of his death.
Best Treatment for Burn
II for no other reason, Chamber-
laiG's Salve shoGid be kept il every
household On account OF its great val
ue in the treatment Of burns. 1t ailays
the pain almost instantly, and unle IS
the injury is a severe one, heals the
parts without leaving a scar. This
SAVE is also uneQualled for chappcd
hands, sore nipples and diseases Of
the skin Price % cents. For sale jy
Ketchersides Drug Store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-10-07

Howard Hall, Indian school inspect
or, is here from Washington, D. c.,
OH an official visit to the Fort Yuma
Indian school.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-10-07
Contractors Sell OEt

An important change in business cir
cles took place this past week when
Karr & Kester, one CT the best known
firms of Yuma county sold their grad
ing outfit and equipment, including 200
head of stock, tools, scrapers. plows,
harness, wagons and machinery of all
sorts, TO Ransom D. Breedlove aud
sons. The retiring firm who, it is
understood, have realized handsomely
in the business, will devote their en-
tire attention to land and railroad bust
ness
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-10-07
Williams Wood Yard.

Hay, Grain and Wood for sale
Prompt delivery. Prices reasonable.
First avenue, opposite the A. o. u. w.
Hall. Phone TT.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-10-07

q took two Of Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets last night, and
1 feel fifty Fer cent better than 1
have for weeks, says J. J. Firestona,
of Aliegan, Mich. They are certainly
a fine article for biliousness. For sale
by Ketcherside's Drug Store. Samples
free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01
Verse that Grew from Salt Lake

This is the story of little piece Of
verse and Of a little thought Of cheer
fulness that were cast upon the waters
Of the world from the rooms Of the
salt Lake Commercial club on Nov. a..
1907
The little piece Of verse expanded its
zone OF readers until Il became a reg
ular MIXTURE in Judge during the last
campaign. The little thought Of cheer
returns after twelve months in the
form Of the third edition Of the "op-
timlst Club" bulletin, published in the
New York offices Of the optimist Club
OF America at No. 10 West Thlrty-thi
street.
The bulletin contains as its frontice-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01
INAUGURATION OF
STATE OFFICERS
Ceremonies Will Take Place in
The Chambers OF the
City Council.
RECEPTION TO THE PUBLIC
u VIII Follow the address or Cow
crnor-Elcct William spr,--,Ius-
ticc strnup to Omciatc.

The ceremonies incident to the inau-
gurotion Of the new state officers win
be- held ln the city and county building
Monday at noon. Master OF Ccrc-
monies George y. squires announced
last night that the inauguration ser
vices will take place IN the council
chamber where the state senate holds
It's sessions
The oath of Office will be admins
tered by Justice n. ID. Straup. who be-
comes chief Justice with the ending 81
the term Of Chief Justice McCarty who
however. retains his seat on the SUI
premo bench by virtue of his re-elec-
ton. Tho Rev J r. Carver who is
slated for appointment as chaplain OF
the senate, win deliver the Invocation.
Hoyernor-elect spry viii make a short
address other state officers win then
subscribe 20 the oath and the general
reception ~ the public will follow.
The state officers who win be sworn
INTO office are Governor William sprv.
Secretary OF State Charles s. Tingey.
Justice of the Supreme Court w. ~
McCarty, State Treasurer David Matt
son, state Auditor Jesse ID. Jewkos.
Attorney General A. n. Barnes. Stunt.
OF Instruction a. G.. Nelson.
governor JOhn 4. Cutler has been
busy housekeeping during the last
Few days. Private correspondence and
papers and pictures and books have
ben removed and the walls of the ex-
ecuuve chamber present a peculiar ap-
peannce To GOvernor-elect Spry yes
tcrdaY Governor Cutler sent a large
number Of reports Of state officers con-
tsining recommendations and sugges-
ting needed legislation. These viii be
made use Of by Governor-clect Spry In
drafting his message to the legislature.
which convenes for rs regular session
January 3. On Tuesday Governor cut
Ter ana family viii leave for Los An
gelos to spend six months
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, fi.... .4 D.
Dia .9,, '.'''pi. sotA ON uieainli's.
niDst ,f 49, lti 'ne cause 81.
,'-pr uiaHHlivus mus
r.,, "s tnis'-- ratroinsin oliooh
,e,,s,,, '"' i'". ilel' nf Jhhltof a ems
ana ,..'',, .', ri'. iiViilcie-a Nhh "slet
'iV'Dr OF the lnfuutl'
,,ite ni r e'liti,sa ole comes nhoN
.,'.'i... ga n'I"heie paper oi On
h.,,i,' .i,.,f liihr' nnue ooA or Two
w't,t, w. '." l"e ratulat.d PIE ON
M 'i' Nls"lttte anu hauhteis on 10
r.,,r..,., ~ .i'.p' Wnilc nnuthet .
,.,,,i,,.,,i l'' 'o'7ef Hoina"l n"'
n,
ga. e Hiu,H' you know, 20 pro-
, y" Nak'.
WV icCNUecli TOO lhat ul namlte
a.. p''9 ,u ploInln'nl par
y, l"IH .lis anD otner cities OF
w ''"'D. h'l hle clte YOU a
Mis Nllhh heha or
'NE 'A' ,ltd ponln suck or
n'I ln an "utaiuoullc
'n 'i''u lvppct4 ~ deNilsnt
,' D'n ''" on one OF Jus piluclpal
'"usV Dsu.h n'me ih oakland Cal.
vas v,"Nh lp py dynamite Tor giving
u,Disioh Nnlch was resented py a
h'kanl'
bfel4 cay soup ana soap. ~ used
W pioN hai'a ~ uepots' postollces, ana
1nguarded offices OF private firms
Iheee are only signs or what rs CONF
inb stumble sun sleeps on ana uses
ms move ON,
bulnple, ana lnls country VIII aNahe
one gay IN the near future Wheh tne
nom ieaa NAN begins 20 destroy prop
cry, by nre ana bolnp When inc
tiouleleAs man begins 70 ieailNe thht
Deslrggtioh or properly means more
WORK Wnen ne realizes ms iul cflnl-
mani y-hls poverty THIS bounding by
stumble IN uluefeht htales' ne WIN, IN
more ana more instances even mat
tiers up win the use OF dynamite.
Common prudence never mlhu
Chilsuhttltg ought 20 pIoinpt any
community 10 oTen Ifee shelters 10
heIneless men M hald hnles pahlcs:
Fuphc work az good wages should
De provided ana the money 10 pay
therfoI UtNeu OUT OF the rlen'
tnls' llltle as IL lsi DC hol zone
then the Homeless Man, IKE we tlon
railway ropper can say 10 bui,iDle anu
me community ct ua slohe, ahu
personally as one OF that homeless ciass
az present would say 70 buInDle' let
Us alone, IT you won't help us,
49,. Jon 49, 80, w !" SuDi's, $500 80
Due ~ snow s55uu ' iatr,, us ~ ~,
~, LII i,,,,.,,-,, A., - k,,oS,os ,,be,e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01

colorirr matter. odor. had n normal
taste and cnmo well within the limit
OF variation Tor weight They OH cone
tanned more than. The required amount
on butter fat which is No pcr cent. as
thoy showed from 80 20 $50 per cent
and from 1890 90 1910 per cent mols-
ture, Including salt the ALLOWANCE Tor
which being 3 per cont.
SO cottoneocd on was found I'm ans
OF the samples examined. but the pres
ouro uf avn. n COl0rinn matter tue
hv the pure food laws. was discovered
in two of tho samples.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01
BUS PASSENGERS

=. l., Symons, for a long time past
chief clerk at tho Kenyon hotel. has
resigned from thct position. his reslR-
nation 90 take effect Jan. 10. MT Sy-
mons has given highly efficient service
In the capacity OF chief clerk. and Il is
with regret that his resignation rs ac-
cepted. AR. synons ls interested in
TWO or three business propositions in
this city but for "a while win take
vacation on the coast. Mr. symons Will
be- succeeded az the hotel by "A. D..
Fletcher of Los Angeles.
DR.. $. w Shuriz a prominent ply
sician of Champaign. lll.. IS at no
Kenyon. Mrs. Shurtz accompanies him
s. y. Burnham, of Boise. Idaho. Is
at the Kenyon.
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plece and motto the foIIowing verse.

piece and motto the following verse:
'Twixt optimist and pesSimist
The difference Is droll:
The Optimist sees the doughnut.
The pessimist the hole
On being accused by a Commercial
club member OF having . motto which
served as a campaign cry In the TAFT
election and was exploited TO death
IN Judge cartoons Of various sizes,
Fisher Harris denied tho allegation and
IN doing 1t brought forth a most in
teresting story OF how a little idea
launched at the Commercial club. has
become "a national idea and how the
Optimist club, organized With Chas. A
Quigley, Fisher Harris. II. Van Dam
and Gov. Cutler as executive commit
teemen, has spread until it has regu-
larry organized branches all over Amer
lea and Europe.
THAT little verse;" said Harris. came
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01
BEAVER DELIEoUENTs.

chief Probate Ofncor John ll Barton
of Beaver county this morning nlod hia
annual report with the governor Tho
report shows that during the past year
"a cases have come to the notice OF the
officer of which three have been heard
hy fhe court. the delinquent juveniles
malninr "a eases were disposed of out
on court
The writer Pr very enthusiastic about
fact that iig sessions iu hia county arc
30 fur apart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01
TWO REFORMED NEWSPAPER ARTISTS

their sketch seemed to onor little op-
poriuniiy for Improvement 10 Waa rec
ceiVed warmly by tho audience upon
ita initial production "A Visit to The
OIphcum hast night however, showed
that their pictures were brighter more
comlpal or prcitior and with growing
familiarity with iho spot light and
critical audiences their act ID even mo-e
entertaining than upon itf nrai appear
anro az the beginning Of this weeks
bin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01
BUTTER SAMPLES TESTED.
State Chemist Finds Results Which
Should Please Consumers.

state Chemist Herman Harms. who
has been making tests OF tho IS samples
OF butter collected here Dec. 10. by
Deputy United States Food Commission
er John Peterson, has made public tho
result Of his work. which. from the
standpoint Of the consumer. is very sat
isfAotory. In most Of the cases The
the weights advertised on the wrGp-
pers or the samples taken, as the pack
ages All Of which fell a little short OF
the advertised weight from 10 ounces
70 l5.lh all came near enough to tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01

announced weight 60 satisfy the pur-
chaser The lowest ~ the cault WEIGHTS
FOUND was - Tor o. package alvortis-
% Co contain l5 ounces
POI other respects the result OF the
tcfta are NOT $50 good for the mnnufac-
tufcra. Those tests were made for about
every conceivable thing which either
should or should not DE- contained in
butter Including color taste. odor cone
sIstcncy, moisture. including salt cHsoln.
paitef tht coal Tar colorinR matter
troctcu the attention OF tho chemist
because they were found free from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01

Cocaine which duns the nerves
never yet cured Nasal Catarrh. The
heavy feeling I'm the forehead the
stuffed up sensation and the watefy
discharge from eyes and nose. along
With an the other miscries attending
me disease, are put 20 rout by Ely's
Cream Balm Smell ard taste are
% lored. breathing Is made normal.
tulH you Try this remedy YOU can
ipih no idea Of the good u viii do
you. is applied directly 10 the sore
4loL All druggists. soc Mailed By
iy Bros, 5G Warren Street. New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-01

Tom Mack and Meyer Marcus. 'ro-
formed newspaper aftists" who are
now offering clever sketch at the Or
phoum called by them Evolution" viii
leave this city Tor Denver at the con-
cluslon ~ this weeks bil Saturday
NIGHT This week Is their nrFt heforc
the foutllghts, their ACT having been
developed n this city, and the success
scored here win undoubtedly grow on
thoir tour. Upon rs FIRST prcseu tation
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oPrIMIsTs cArBcHlsM,


" nat ~ opNmlhinf
Optimism Is that quality IN human
nature which persists IN looking on the
bright side OF every condition in life
and discovering sono ray Of sunshine
iu cloud some harmonious note ln
every discord; some sweetness in every
bitter cup; some good In every bad,
some Joy IN every sorrow. some success
IN every failure, and insisting that eve
cry negative must have a positive, and
that positive Joy, peaoe, hope. Ions suf-
ferlng, goodness, faith, meekness and
temperance. are stronger than their
negative fOrces-Wi j. Robinson.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23

- W oberne Runit. Sr.unbs
.Den nsues gsmGIbe 1T 3errliG; sis
r.n 70 rsII,Ftf9 auss.fiibrtsn Gse>
fturm babe Id nod St9t seTebsn!"'
Malsr: rMenf9, bas IN bod t.tn
S..iiurm, iunbern etns 8uusrnbOd@
o.it!A
&C S9tdfaIsntnf. 9dusrtn
(sur @Ommsrfrtf9IsrtrD: alfo unse~
ftDrt arbetten ipolIsn g BIER bel uns,
- mas ietn g. benns 9ume: Cine
S9riftftsllertnl Sd bi9te Wdr6sn.
8dusrtn: Saft's sebTrt, Qlter9 Die
tbGt bir lsidt am Gnb' fir beine
Gdpurfa6' NIT bem &r,uabof.r au9
mas biibfdes a'fammeothten!"
prafttf9 barttrt. Gin
ret9ir BANTER iiberaab sinem f,tnsr
Grsunbs, sinem prOfefor, fsin
S!ammbu1 NIT Der Bite, fib ein3us
fdrttben. De- @elebrte, Der dlIeseit
f4r.ibfertia, aber faf nie i'm Bette
bon GeIb mar, Tdrieb: ~2etben sic
mir 100 Mart unb btrseFen Sie duF
epis Shrsn Srsunb g.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23

Cauernfdlaubett. rqfs
70, 8iermann, lpie ii's nit unfsrsr
Wetteg Sbr baft setuett.t, bieraig
Sage nidt au sHen unb ,ierais Rddte
nidt su f9lafsn = blsibt's babsi9"
- rNatiirlid s bdb' f6on borge<
fern bic Wette ans'fansen!" = rNd,
unb tpie e.bt's2 8erIpiirt SIR NOD
nidts bon Sunstr unb SdGaf9" =
vRidt i'm @eringiten. s ef baIt
Bel Radt unb fhIdf' bel Sag!"
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MbfdIIiae Rritif.

abfGIIise &ritit. -
a.: SrGulein SdulSe bat sic seiiern
fart bsl,i6ist, uls ibr Batter fagte,
sic pGren Elm Rarr! - g.: SoS
limb mas Iasts fes - o.: DAP man
ben WsnTden ME nur mad ieinsm
Qeubersn beurtbeilen biirfe!
Ribne ausrebe. Gin
@aunfr 1T i'm 9esriffe, aus benz @e=
fGngnib au entpsi9en, piro dber btsrs
bel erlpii9t. @efGnsnibpdter: $50,
taum Iino sic sinselieferi, ma9en
sic i6on sinen 5IuftUeriua!2~
9auner: .Das. 5Iudtperfud9 &stn
@soanie! sd polIte nur fhnelI sur
ppIiaei laufen. Inn msint Bohnun9s=
psrGnbsruns an3u5eissn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Suxent6ura.

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