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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04

ton, if the change In quantity did
not reduce the volume below the
amount required to answer all the
money needs.
Had we a volume of money suffi-
Giant to engage our full powers OF
production, further production would
be impossible, and SO an increase could
not affect production; and with our
full powers Of consumption engaged,
we could not increase consumption, so
an increase Of the money volume could
not affect demand, or derange prices.
The assumption that absolute money
cheapens is not well founded. From
'62 to '65 we increased our currency
volume twenty fold, and yet prices did
not 90 "kiting" Prices barely doub-
led during the war, and all the ad
vance in prices can be accounted for
by reason of the war.
Expansion of credit increases our
circulating medium and the same eff
feet should follow as would follow an
increase in the money volume; and
yet, credits are expanded hundred
fold with no abnormal effect on prices
Millions of clearing house certifi-
Gates were issued In the panic Of 1913,
and yet prices did not preceptibly adj
vance; and again in 1907 we had a
tremendous contraction of credits fol-
lowed by an enormous issue of clear
ing house certificates, but no material
change in prices.
Then again, this enormous issue Of
wood-pulp currency Of the associated
banks was taken in and cancelled in
a few months, and yet prices have
stiffened rather than declined-all of
which goes to prove that we could
have sufficiency of money without
danger, and that prices would take
care Of themselves.
1t is not the money power that
prevents our having the required vol
ume of money, it is false economic
belief, to wit: That to increase the
money volume is to impair the value
Of the money unit a doctrine that
cannot be sustained by logical reason
ing. Respectfully,
Richard Wolfe.
400 Empire Bldg Denver, Colo.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04

Ii you want Real enjoyment, send
ten cents for copy of Humorist. Ad-
dress: Publisher Humorist, st. Louis,
Mo. In ordering your reading matter,
don't fail to include the Humoris&.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
FOUND!

One of the best Commission Houses for
you to ship your Furs, Hides, Poultry, Eggs
and Sweet Potatoes ~. Write them today.
They are
HEWITT & COMPANY,
10 East Camden St., Baltimore, Md.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
FARM LANE DIS.

ATnVkY is the time to buy homes in South Ga.
NVHW You can buy cheaper now than year
AS~ w from now. Quit climbing hills jumping
gull; les and piling rocks and come where land is
easily cleared and cultivated and Crops never fail
Terms easy. l. A. Fulwood, Triton, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
LEAF TOBACCO FOR SALE.

Fine to chew and smoke. Grown by
a deep-dyed-in-the-wo Populist and
firm believer in Thomas E. Watson's
deathless principles. Write for prices
to w. L. PARKS,
r. r. .. I, Adams, Tenn.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-04
PROFESSIONAL DISCOUNT.

Small Boy-How much for a pound
of chloride of sodium?
Druggist-Twenty-fve cents. 4
Small Boy-It's for DR.. Pillem.
Druggist-Oh, that's different. Give
me two CENTS Chicago Daily News.
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ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
TO THE CAMPAIGN FUND.

j. M. Johnson, Locust Grove,
ia. ...... 80. ...... -. 81 90
W. J. Rowe, 546 Broadway,
Bayonne, N. j. ......... 90
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
HUNT RAILROAD BILL BEFORE LEGISLATURE
fcnntinued from Page sixl

or interests of tho people or raliroads oi this territory in consequence or inter- state rate wars, or in case of any other emergency to be judged of by the com mission. to temporarily alter, amend, or,
 witb the consent of the railroad com pany concerned, suspend any existing passenger rates, freight rates, sched' ules and orders on any railroad or part of railroad in this territory.
 Section 30. Every railroad shall, whenever an accident attended with loss of human life occurs within this territory upon it's line of road or on it's depot grounds or yards, give immed' tate notice thereof to the commission. In the event of any such accident the commission, if it deem the public inter est requires it, shall cause an. investlga-
 tion to be made forthwith.
 Section 32. All claims against any
 railroad for loss of or damage to prop erty from any cause, or for overcharge upon any shipments, or for any other service, if not acted upon within nine-- tv days from the date of the filing Of
 snch claim with the railroad, may be investigated by the commission.
 Section S. A substantial compliance with the requirements of this act shail be sufficient to give effect to all the rules, orders, acts and regulations of the commission, and they shall not be
 declared Imperative, illegal or vold foi any commission of technical nature in respect thereto. Section 35. Every railroad in thi' Territory shall, within thirty days aftel
 the passage and publication of thu ] act. file in the office of the commlss oI
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
ROGUE
JIM ROGUE
 President, Manager and Cashier

JIM ROGUE ROGUE and Cashier This is the of all human tales
 lis but a drearre of the
 Firsf freedom, thengl glory, that fails,
 Health vice, corruption barbarism at last,
 And history with all her volumes vast,
 Hath but page'
 commercsm will take advantage or an opportunity sufficient scope to evea an easy that he can make IL pa by success So II you nave fellows by gain here are ~ op portunites o q pair $75o be sold for sl3oo Soo 
 $i500 be sold TOT sooo $500 cash balance time your get lucky month buys threeroon house. o 75x1121b worth more
 s3l5o cashb buys in Mob hll--get busy We iots ana Buying selling the fellow. then cal on the
 Home Investment Company
 HOUSES FOR
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD

SANFORD, February 5.-George Rogers and family of South Carolina are new arrivals in the city. They are here for the benefit of Mrs. Rogers health and are occupying the Dial cot tage, just vacated by MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Moore.
 A Spanish supper will be given in Solomonville this evening by the Ladies' Aid for the benefit of the Methodist church. A number of people from Stafford will be in attendance.
 l.. A. Moore and George Rogers left today for hunting trip in the Artesiau belt.
 II. W. Bishop of solomonville is in town today.
 The many friends of Mrs. Logan w Wheatly of Prescott will be pleased to learn that she is much improved ir health, and hopes are entertained foi
 the full restoration of her sight. Rev. McCourtney, missionary of tho Baptist churches of Arizona, will de liver an address at the Baptist churcf tonight.
 George Nash is contemplating move to California and has offered his farm and other property for sale. F. A. Woodward of Globe came il from the Fumarole mine yesterday ant returned to Globe on the afternoon train.
 The Stafford public school is observ ing Arbor day with open air exercises on the campus and the planting of { few evergreen trees. Dr. Rogers of Phoenix is assisting 1T the building of the Methodist parson
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
The Inmning on Place

Consumption had me in it's grasp; and had almost reached the jumping off place when I was advised 10 try Dr. Kings New Discovery; and want to say right now, it saved my life. I'm provement began with the first bottle, and after taking one dozen bottles was well and happy man aga'n, says George Moore, of Grimesland, N .C. As a remedy for coughs and colds and healer of weak, sore lungs and tor preventing pneumonia New Discovery ia supreme. soc and $I.00 at Palace Pharmacy. Trial bottle free.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

copies of all schedules of rates, includ- ing joint rates in force on it's line or lines, between points within this terri tory, on the lst day of January, 1909
 Section 37. A sum sufficient to carry out the provisions of this act is hereby appropriated out of any money in the territorial treasury not otherwise appro priated.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
For that Terrible Itching

Eczema. letter and salt rheum keep their vict in perpetual torment. The application of Chamberlain 's Salve.will instantly allay this itching, and many cases have been cured by it's use. For sale by All Druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
COMBINATION SUITED TO STOUT FIGURES.

hips and \ o rocks The of desirable the
  desaoe desirable tstt 
 Such materials suit
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
A Sinrls Failing

"You say he has no bad habitsT 'Only one.
 What is that?'
 "Lecturing other people about theirs. -Pittsburc Post.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy the Most
 Pouular Because It Is the Best

fUPuldl DcO"uS0 " ~
 CT have sold Chamberlain Cough Remedy for the past eight years apd find it to be one of the best selling medicines on the market. For babies and young children there is nothing bet ter in the line of cough syrups,' says Paul Allen, Plain Dealing, La. This remedy not only cures the coughs, colds and eroup so common among young ehil. dreu. but it is pleasant and safe for them to take. For sale by All Drug gists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
The Latest.

what Is the newest thing in kids?' The shopper asked of sad faced wiEn. He paused as he lifted the glove box hds And then replied. Why twins lest night!''
 -IIppincotts Magazine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Pooular Enthusiasm.

Oh. philosophic sage. lis useless quite To ask a reason for the cheering crcxd! Whoever wins, upoI election night Applause Is sure to be prolonged anc loud.
 Washington Star.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Tn. Dear Girls.

Did you ever have half dozen sffer, of marriage in one afternoon! ! did"
 '.So did l, and all from the sa me man too."-Kansas City Times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

Let the Guarantee Paint company dc your work. Best material, best work, lowest prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

preferred by the majority For those no dmies
 of the drawers pated or 32 46 3 yards of material 86 inches wide.
 secure pattern may oo 39i3 state size desired write the plainly will be forwarded promptly by
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

able for it's con struction- Lace em- broidery or hand work makes an at tractive finish. The opening at the sides of the drawers with ribbon closings makes an attractive finish. but if pre- ferred they may be copied without the side opening.
 This model is par tieularly designed for founcing. The whole lower portion from the yoke down is made of fiounc- ing as well as the corset cover. The yoke can be of any sheer material 10 match that of the founeing. Devel- oped in this way. this combination is very easy to make, as the edges of the neck and lower part are already finished.
 A dainty way to carry out this com bination Is to finish the neck. arms. front and bottom of the drawers with a buttonhole scaIlop embroidery. F u L. tonholes can then be made in each seallop down the front and tiny pearl buttons furnish a very pleasing means of closing as well as ohe that will not show through sheer materials.
 A fad of the sea son Is to make un- dergarments of fig ured lawns an d striped dlmity. Those who prefer a ..ttle color will be pleased with this IN Al t. ..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

The Silver Belt does job Einting-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

age during his stay in the city.
 Rev. James E. Crutchfields, presiding elder of the Arizona district of the Southern Methodist churches, will ar rive in the city next week and begp a series of revival services at the Meth odist church, south.
 w. A. Gillespie is in town from Sol omonville today. He is finishing up the big hay contract with the Southern Pa cifc.
 The Stafford Dramatic club is rehesrs- ing for q play to be given soon. The title is, "The Scout s Revenge" Miss Wilson of Anderson, $. C., is a late arrival. She will spend the win ter here. Charles Mack of Denver is visiting relatives in this city Mrs. F. F. Mashbir was a delightful ly surprised hostess Wednesday evening, when number of friends and relatives entered her home, laden with numerous gifts and a turkey supper, the occasion
 being her birthday anniversary. most delightful evening was enjoyed and
 many happy returns of the day wished
 by all.
 A. A. Austin of Solomonville was | business visitor in town today. Mrs. Chas. T. Solomon returned last | night from Tucson and Phoenix, where
 she has been visiting for the past | month.
 MT. and Mrs. Richardson of Solomon
 yille were visitors in the valley metrop- oils today. Mrs. Lee, the Artesia merchant, spent | today here on business. | Abe Windsor of Fort Thomas was
 transacting business here today. | J. s. Abbott is improving his lot on
 M street by planting trees, with view
 of building soon. Mrs. N. l.. Stratton is much improved 1 from her recent illness.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
,.Winbr in @crmann."

@ngliihe S6ulen nRaOe in Ger
manp" iinO Der 8egenitano neucr
alagcn iener britiiben Singos, Die
aGes. mas Oeutif lit, BON ibrem
SSnielreid)e ausidlieBen mohten. Der
Slrbiteft CAMERON aus goinbur8
erbebt in Oen 9l1ttern Die glni6uloi'
aung gegen Die Sta0tperpaltung por
2eitb, Oab iie Oie beioen neu 81 bauen'
oen ShuIgebduOe fait ooaltdnoig
aus 9eutihlnnO be5iebe. Die 8au'
unternebmer ieien Seutid. oas Rate'
rial fir oie Mauern. Die 8ertIei'
0ung Der @dnOe. Die Sbiiren uno
5eniter, alIes merOe aus DeutihlanO
be5ogen. Sbatiade lit, oaB cine Con.
ooner Sirma ole ShuIbeboroe BON
9eitb Su iiber5eugen Dubte, oaB Die
ShulaebGllOe am 5pedentipreheno'
item na6 oeuti6em Wtuiter bergeitelt
piiroen, uno mad Seiibtigung Der
Waterialproben lpuroe Der 9au per'
geben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
Sn1lyappe.

2u0pig stupier BON Der 5irma
@ebriioer aupfer pon 6iirtb, 0eutid.
lamb, unO Sol. SEQ WoB bon Gbica.
40 bcfinoen iih in glppleton, 8is.,
I'M eincn 9auplas fur cine 9lnla8e
sur Sabrifation bon Sa6poppe aus
Suiuden. Sert Rupfer erfldrt, Bob
beinabe Die eeiamntte Broouttion
ibrer qroben Sabrif in 9entihlano
naf glmerifu perianot WirO, bod
oaB Ser neue Sarif beu @rport nidt
proiitabel gentadt bat. Die 5irma
tpiinibt baber eine eigene anIage IN
ben gereinigten Staaten 5u bauen,
uno bat ii6 Der groben Bapierinou'
Itrie in 8isconlin Degen naA oteien1
Staate geuanot. Die 5irma piiHtdt
iid, in 9lppIeton nieoer5ulaiisn, neil
oie 9imberlep.Glarf Papiermiiblen
linen foIt baS seiamHtte &obmaterial
sur Sabrifation ibrer 9odpappe lie
fern t0nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
Sin giirsermeiitsr huber 8illsn.

Der 9eSirfsausihub in 8eimar
bate lid nit einem ei9enartigen Sail
al beihGftiaen. Sn 2oti6eu bel
9lanfenbain nnr Der 2Qnopirtb&urt
9aue gum 9iirserneiifer seuGbIt
mor0en, obfpobl er ielbit oapon nifts
miiien moqte. Die 8GbIer paren
niht et1pa ieine Sreunoe, ionoern lei.
ne SeinOe, Die ii9 our6 Die 8abl oa.
fir RIDDEN pollten, OaB er bon Dem
Redt Der 9ritif an ben 8emeinoeein.
rihtungen 8ebrauh mahte. Seine
8ioeriaher erflarten: .gStr Iteben
suiammen uno tuGblen Did; gelten
tbuit on onnn aber crit reht nibts. /"
Der 9iirgermeiiter pioer g9iaen bat
Den ge5irfsausihuB. @iirbe unO
9iiroe nieber Don ibm 81 uebmen,
oa man i'm MIR gelpablt babe, um
Inn 6as 2eben iauer 81 MAIDEN. Ser
9e5irfsousidIuB bate Elm @inieben
uno qab Dem @eiuhe Itatt; Sugleih
rihtete er all oie ebenio ihlauen ipie
radliiihtigen 2otifener Die oGter.
lihe Grmahnung, ioldle Sher5e in
3ufunft bel elmer 10 erniten Sahe gu
unterlaiicn. Ga tie ibren 3ped cr'
reidt baben, nerOen iie nun pobl
Ternunit nnnebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
gtIHmSbttispiTiitse ser 5GniTinSer.

Dab es in ben Sereinigten Staa.
ten nod beute oiele Stdete gibt,
observation-disclosures anlheineno mid.
tigeres 81 tbun baben, oIs iid um Die
@eiunobeitspflege Der SbuIfin6er 5u
tiimmern, bat cine pom Bureau Of
WtunicipaI 9ieieord eingeIeitete I'm.
teriubung ergeben. Die auf 8eran.
Iaiiung bes Sri. 0orotbp 8hitnep.
ebemaliger Sraiioentin Der Sunior
2eague Of Seem gorf Gitp, oorsenom.
men puroe. 9ieie llnteriu6una er.
itredte iid ouf 35S StG6te nit su.
iammen 22.000,000 @inuobnern
uno onnGberno 100000 SduItin.
bern. SSn 149 6ieier StGote, in
oenen 100000 9in0er ole 0ffent.
liden Sbulen beiuhen, mir6 abio-
llt nidts getban. nm Die 8erbrei.
tung aniteden0er aranfbeiten unter
ShuIfinOern 81 perbiiten. Sn 2to
StQ6ten miro Der @eilinobeits5uItano
Der Shulfinoer unteriuht. in 227
StGoten beihr1nft man iih auf Die
llnteriudlung oes Sehpermogens, in
III auf ben 3uitanO ser 2unaen unb
in III StG6ten perOen Die 3Gbne Der
Gin6er eepriift. 9as iiberraiheu>.
Ite @rsebniB Der lnteriubung lit Der
llmitan0, Dab iett Der 3abnpilese
unter Der Shuliuaeno perb1Itnib.
mGBig 10 piel gluimerfinmteit ee.
ihenft miro, eiue 8oriihtsmaBregeI
Die nod Dor menigen SSabren 10 gut
pie uubefannt mar. SSn mebrerer
Std6ten tper6en Der S9uliltgenb I'm.
entgeItIi6 Sabnbiiriten berabreift,
p1breno in auSeren StGoten Die
ShuIfinOer oeranIaBt tperben, ibre
3abnbiiriten in Die ShuIe gu brin.
gen, Inn iie i'm riftigen @ebraud
oerielben su unterpeiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
IuSldne.

- Su ct. Betersbur9 warbe Sberit
SarpOff, Der @bef Der oOrti9en @ebeim'
pOliiei, ourh cine Sombensrploiion in
Stiids ssrtisu uno natiirlid uuf Der
Stclle setOotst.
Sn 9ouoon wurOe Offiiiea befannt
sessbeu, OuB 0erbert @luOitOne, Der
StuatSistrstdr fir iunere glHSeleSenbei'
ten, gum @sneral @Ouuerueur Der Ser'
eini9ten Stuuten pom SiiO afrita er'
uuunt woroen lit.
- slm @rOBberiO9lihen Softbeater
in DarmitaOt bat elm Weibnabtsitiid,
betitslt pSOnifucius", feline llrauiftibr'
uns erfabrsn. slls Yerfaiier wiro Der
@robberSos Grnit Suowi9 uon Seilen
islbit seuunnt. Die bssIeitsnoe Wtuiit
bat SOitapeIlmeiiter Us. be 9aan se'
ibrieben.
- Der preubiide SinunjminiIter
Sreiberr b. Rbeinbaben bat oem Sors
i6lug bes SultusmiuiiterS uOn 2rott Sll
Sol3, Der 8ittps Oes ;u iriib beimse'
sangeuen DidterS Detleu b. 2ilieucron
cine Dotation uOn Staatswesen Su be-
piuisen, feline 3uitimmung 9esebsn,
Das SOrSeben finOet al9emsins snsr'
tennuns.
- Surdtbure &eSenitiirme baben in
ben PrOuiuSen Salamanco uno Seon
Spunien, beSeutcuoen S6uOcn ansc'
ri6et. 9lm idlimmiten iiuO bic StdOtC
SursOs, 3umOru, YallaOOIiO uuO Sil
buo beimseiu9t, Ou bort uiele 9auIel
SsritOrt uno idmmtlids elettriife Sraft
erseusun9s.slulasen auBer Sstrieb &C.
isst nuroeu.
= Der 9iettoprofit Der @ei6iisfubri
pom Srupp & SO. in @iien belauft iid
fir 6as Sabr auf So, ,9O1 ,9O5, 9esen
iibsr 1922 ,040 i'm Soriubre. Di
@sisaiduft mar i'm StanOe, cine Diui
OenOe uOn u4t PrOSsnt Su 3ubIen
2lu6erosm nuroen Dem glrbeiterpeniions
fOuos s15O.OOO sutseidrisbsu. De
6OnOs bstrdst jest bsreits S., $50, ,41o.
= Die rSumbur9er' amerifa' 'Stnie
1T wisOer nit Der peitsrsn 9lusgsitult
uns ibrsr SlOtte beidditiat. Die Di
rettiOn itsbt nit Der 98erit pom Sar
= lunO & SBOlff :iu Sslfuit peseu Dc
, Yauss sines ueuen S;suuOumpier /
: llutsrbunOluu9. Sopsit bis isst bl
tanut lit, iOu OuS neue Sdiff elm o.
placement pom spUlftauisuO GOunsn sl
balten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
8ermif6tes 9 JnlanO.

= Sn bem StGotdsn Burnsuille,
gB. 3d., ri6tste elm Seuer einen Sha'
ben pon $4,000 on.
- 8ablsnO OsS Subres 1909 fat Die
Columbia uniueriitGt Shenfunsen i'm
@siummtbetruse uOn $4,000, 900 erbnl'
ten.
- Sn isinsr 8obnung in Brandon.
Utiii., itarb plOsli6 SunOssienatOr
9lnielm SOiepb WtcVaurin am 9erj'
i4las
- 98ieoer einmal mill @iner, 6ieIes
Wtat lit ss elm @iienbubn @onoufteur
In 8riitol, 3d.. bas mperpetuum mos
bill" eriunoen buben.
-Sn ieiner Sauomobnuug in BEL
bam Wtanor bel 0isw Yorf iturb Gilbert
ROoisuslt, Elm SsrpauOter bes ST. sPrGii'
osnteu 3bsOOOrs ROoisuelt.
- Die Smsrican Steel & Gin Plutc
SO. beabii6tist nit einem SOitenauf'
nanoe uOn minbeltens 81. 500, 900 in
@arp. SnO.. cine Sabrit Su erOffnen.
- Die SsbOrosn Der tluiueriitdt
Columbia pluneu Die @rrihtuns elmer
Sdule fir pruftiide Sooenfultur nit
2labrisem Surius. sic wiro etwu
50, ,OOO. 900 fOiten.
- Der Pralioent pom 9rpn Uiamr
college CAB betannt, oaB 6rGulsin @pu'
lbia Ut. @s1ou uon Springfield.
WlaG.. cine fribere StuOentin Der Nn'
italt. bisisr Elm @ei6snt uOu 81 900 &C.
ma6t bat.
- Wiebrsre tauIen6 9luienma6erin'
men, Die in Bbilnoelpbia Sabriten auge'
itsut iiuo, leaten Die arbeit nieosr. neil
ibre 6oroeruusen betrsffs @rbObun9 Der
SObns unO Seiieruns ibrer Su9e i'm
au9emelllen aol@la9l9 oel0leOen mur'
ben.
- Sri siuem 6cusr, Oas in DOWn'
iustown, Pu.. bic Rupierfabrit pom Q.
VI. Sidius & Con tbeilweiie SeritOrte,
fuuO siucr Der Seuerwebrleute ieinen
9oO uno mebrere YeriOnen purOen Oa'
bel perlest. Dian idld9t ben ourf)
ous Seuer uu9eri6teten ShaOen aui
100000.
- gm 1. Suuuur iOG Die neus
Uianbattun Bride, Die uierte srUBtG
Bride, Die ben @ait Jiusr Swii6en
Utanbattan uno 8rootlpn iiberipauut,
fir ben Yertebr seOiiuet weroeu. Wtit
Den 3usGuSen un beiOen @uOen lit Die
nsus Bride. Die nit Rs6t Elm Wuuoer
mOOerner Sautuuit 8enunut weroen
fam, 6.s55 6uB lang.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
Die Sino.rIterblidlfeit.

Sas glusiesen bon 8reiien fitr
arobe Samilien lit elm 6ebler. 9te
Sterberate 1T groB in finoerrei9en
ssamilien, neil Die gItern fir tbre
bieIen 4inoer nid)t geboris ior9en
fonnen. Die Saupturiade Der groBen
s4inSerIterbIi6feit lit glrmutb, lnpii'
Ienbeit uno Sdntiis. $obere Sobne
unS fiir5ere gtrbeitsoeit iinb bas bette
Waittel, 6ie ainoeriterbIi6feit au ber'
minoern. 0as GIternbeim TT Der
bette PIas fir ain6er.
slIIo ipra6 Or. @oo6s Ssd&tNton
Dor benz eriten aongreB fin $erob-
etune Der ainberiterbIi@tsit in Wep
adneu. Conn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
GiIenbabn Seittabelle.
9sIapars, eadapanna uno RsHsrn gabn
Sciee Selepbpuc.


Sn arafi BEN 81. Suui 1906.
SiDlia a-81IGbt Scranton fir Ntp gorf
um 2.05, 3.20, 6.05 500, 1920, Born. (;
1910, 3.25 unb $40 Na&mittaas. Hir
gltp gOrt unb philadelphia, um 500 gprm.;
f2.40 uuo 3.35 Ra&mittaas. dir
Eobybanui, $40 Rahmittaas.
R0roildl sir Buffalo um |. is. 6.25u. 900
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Ra&mlttase.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30

No. 4.-Die Oberflaeche oder das Grund-
recht Won all tener gewissen Lot. Strecke
oder Parzelle Land, gelegen in der Zehn-
ten Ward der Stadt Scranton, Lacka-
wanna County und Staat Pennsylvania,
begrenZt und beschrieben vie folgt ,nem-
Itch: Noerdlich Won elmer Alley. oestlich
Won Land des Bernhart Thauer suedlich
Won Bunker Hill StrasZe und westlich Won
Land des Antonio Caprio; ist Al clio Fusz
brett i'm Front an Bunker Hin Strasze
| 40 7-10 Fusz brett an der Alley hinten, ct
wa lis Fusz tief an der westlichen Seite
und etwa 95 Fusz tief an der oestlichen
| Seite. Kohlen und Mineralien unter deI
Oberfaeche den gesetzlichen Eigenthuem-
| ern reservirt. Ist dasselbe Grundstuecl
| uebertragen durch Bernhart Thauer ar
| Donate Dilco durch Deed datirt den 8
' April 1906 und eingtragen in Lackawannl