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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
OBSERVANCES FOR
CHRISTMAS WEEK
What the Churches in Lancaster are
Planning for This Occasion.

what the Churches In Lancaster ara
Planning for This Occasion.
The Lancaster churches will not
observe Christmas this year as ex~
tensively as heretofore. At the German
Evangelical and Episcopal churches
especially prepared programs
of recitations and music will be
presented. A Christmas tree will be-
the feature at the Evangelical
church and the programme commence
at 6 80 p. m.-will be very long and
promises to be unusually interesting.
About sixty of the pupils of the Sun
day school will give recitations there
will be one vocal solo, duet and
selections by quartette besides in
strumental music. After this pro
gram gifts will be presented The
exercises will be held Friday evening
and all are cordially invited. At the
Congregational, Baptist and Methodist
churches there will be no special
observance of the day, by the Sunday
0OAOOA SAAAuAOu, although db Liz IdSG
named dinner will be given, as last
year, to take the place of the program
and Christmas tree. This dinner will
be on Wednesday afternoon of
next week commencing at four
O'Clock. The members of the Sunday
school and invited guests Will attend.
It is possible that some observance
will be made at the M. E church
Sunday evening. in the form Of special
music and other appropriate features
but no denfite arrangements have
| been made in regard to this.
At Emmanuel church the usual
Ncelebration Of Christmas will ba
made. A Christmas tree is a feature
of the observance by the Sunday
school children. A full program Of
the Christmas services together with
the special music is given in the
church announcements elsewhere in
these columns.
At st. Clements church the first
high mass will be held at 5 o'clock
Christmas morning; low mass inn
mediately following and second
high mass at 10 a. m. In the after
noon there will be the usual vespers
and benediction.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
Congregational Church.
VIII. Hannaford. Minister.
German Presbyterian Church.
VIM. c. Laube. Pastor in Charge.

VIM. c. Laube. Pastor In Charge.
The Christmas service will be held
next Sunday forenoon when the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be celebrated. There will be English
service at 7:30 p. m. Prof. w. G.
Laube will preach. All are well
come.
The Presbyterian church Of the
Hurricane will have the Christmas
festival for the children Friday even
ing, Dec. "a, at z 80 o'clock in the
Hurricane hall. A good program has
been prepared by the young people
and everybody is heartily welcome.
There will be German Christmas
service in the Hurricane Presbyterian
church on Saturday, Christmas day,
at 10 80 a. M, where Mr.. Laube will
preach.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
SUDDEN DEATH OF
ARCHIE BASFORD
Found Dead in His Room in Chicago
Hotel Last Sunday.

Found Dead IN His Room IN a Chicago
Hotel Last Sunday.
Like bolt from the blue came the
startling news by wire from Chicago
Monday morning, announcing the
death of Archie Basford, second son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 81. Basford, of
this city.
The young man, who had been for
several months at the head of a
theatrical company, recently travel
ing IN the South, disbanded his COM
pany few days ago and notified his
parents that ne expected to come to
Chicago and join his brothers /. P.
and Harry, who are attending a
dental college there, and accompany
them to Lancaster Thursday of this
week for their Christmas vacation.
He arrived in Chicago on Saturday
and registered as usual at the Nor
rison hotel. On Sunday the servants
at the hotel discovered that his room
was kpet locked all day, and that
night, fearing something was wrong,
the door was forced open and the
dead body of the young man, fully
dressed, was found lying across the
bed.
News of the sad affair was at once
sent to this city and Mr.. Basford
started Monday for Chicago.
Particulars concerning the affair
are meagre and many unfounded
rumors have as usual been in circula-
tion since the news was first received
1t is known, however. >that the
body has been identified, and will
reach here today, accompanied by the
heartbroken father and brothers.
Archie was &c years of age and had
lived in Lancaster the greater portion
OF his life. He was of a most happy
and genial disposition, and if, as
feared it Is case of suicide, no
reason for the rash act has so far
been made known. The sympathy
of the entire community goes out to
the stricken family in their bereave-
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
Beautiful Store Windows.

All about the business section of
the city this week may be seen most
beautiful windows displays of holt
day goods. Lancaster stores have a
wide reputation for excellence and
the skill exercised in making at
tractive window displays elicits great
1t is doubtful whether
there is another city of this size in
Wisconsin that has such good stores
or makes such attractive showings as
we have here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
OUR FRIEND SLEEPETH.
Tribute to the Memory of the Late
George B. Wheeler.
1--WE speak of a Merry Christmas
And many a Happy New Year,
But our hearts are sadly grieving
For those who are not her e.n

For those who are not here"
Words however eloquent or tender,
nor kindliest deeds, nor sweetest
sympathy can fill the empty places,
nor drown the sense of loneliness and
loss in the homes where death, that
inscrutable, memorable visitor has so
lately cast his grim shadow. Only
those bereft can appreciate the courage
required to exchange smiling greet
ings on the first Christmas, with the
great vacancy in the house. Hear is
are human and hearts will bleed, and
it is the touch of sorrow that makes
us all akin. But the peace of the
Christmas tide is for the sorrowful
more than the glad. Because it was
for joy the blessed Babe of Bethlehem
came-came with the angels song of
stPeace on earth, Good will to men. !"
In the light of that Eternal Love
we make humble endeavUr to give
lovingly of ourselves to those who are
soTrowing, participating In their
grief, forgetting for time our own
selfish desires and praying for the true
Christ spirit, lend helping hand to
lift the burden of the day, knowing
how great factor is human sympathy
in assuaging a sorrow that clouds the
Christmas gladnesS.
George B. Wheeler was born at
jefferson, Grant Co., Wis, Nov. 90,
1889. His early youth was passed in
that vicinity. He attended the COM
mon school there, and afterward re-
ceived instruction in the Hazel Green
Collegiate Institute. Soon thereafter
he took an overland trip to the North
west, crossing the plains to Utah,
Montana, Washington and Oregon,
remaining in the gold fields of that
region about eight years. He then
returned to the lead mines Of South
west Wisconsin, locating at Mus
calunge, near Beetown. On January
4, 1871, he was married to Emma
A. Arthur, eldest daughter of Evan
Arthur, highly esteemed farmer and
Methodist minister of that vicinity.
There, in the thrifty hamlet of Mus
calunge they lived most happily
together for many years. enjoying the
confidence and esteem of all acquaint-
ances. Four children came to bless
their home, Arthur Ulysses. who
went early to the heavenly land; l..
G., sylvia and Orlo Evan, all now
grown to useful maturity, and honor
ing by their upright living, the con
scientious rearing of good parentage.
For many years Mr.. Wheeler held in
the township of Beetown the offices
of town clerk and Justice of the
peace. Over twenty years ago he
brought his family to Lancaster where
the facilities of education were better.
He was employed in the law Office of
his wife's brother, L. j. Arthur.
Thereafter he was elected Justice of
the peace in the city of Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the First
Congregational church will be held
on Wednesday evening, Dec. goth, at
7 80, in the church. All the depart
ments Of the church are expected to
make reports at this meeti ng and
every member should attend.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
Different Arrangements.

Lester Ginger, Wyalusing and
Irene Richardson, Waterloo.
Chas. W. Glider, Lancaster and
Emily Schneider. South Lancaster.
Arthur E. Taylor and Myrtle 3.
Steers, both of Millville.
James Carmody, Lancaster and
Mary Walker Waterloo.
Paul Betz, Millville and Jessie
Jones, Iowa.
Oscar Day and Nav Louthain. both
of Lancaster.
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CONTINUED on I'd page.)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
BLOOMINGTON
week..

Special Correspondence the Herald.
Our stores during the days just
before Christmas have been doing a
thriving business; and they deserve
it, too. They are decorated in gala
holiday style, and the stocks carried
are out of all proportion to the size
of the community. All of the mer
chants report good business, and two
say that Saturday broke their records
in Bloomington. Come to this town
to trade.
On account of the serious illness of
Andrew Foster, his sons Harvey of
Port Washington and George and
wife of Aberdeen, N. D.. came home
last week to pass few days and try
to cheer him up bit.
Levison and Thomas Woodho use of
Gordon, Nebraska, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in this town and
vicinity. They prove to be as much
in love with their western home as
ever.
We had cigar on DR.. Hancock on
account of that new girl at his home,
who arrived on Tuesday evening of
last week.
We are to have a moving picture
show with us this week.
Last week Sherman Tubbs, wife
and four sons arrived in this city from
Beardsley, MINI. Mr.. Tubbs dis
posed of his business interests in
Beardsley and will make this their
home. We are glad to welcome one
of our boys back to his old home.
A. c. Bishop and wife visited at
the home of Ed. Morse and wife at
Lancaster Sunday.
Our school closed Friday for two
weeks holiday vacation, and the
teachers living in other places have
gone home. School resumes January
Sd.
Charles Sandburg, representing the
Wisconsin Anti tuberculosis Associa-
ton. spoke IN the city hall Sunday
evening about the ravages and proven
tion of the white plague.
The high school basket ball team
played North Andover here Friday
evening, and won by'a score of 81 to
10. The boys play Lacrosse high
school this week in the local gym
nasium, and the Dubuque Y. NJ. G.
A. will come up early next term.
They will have another bout with the
high school alumni on Christmas
night.
Mrs George Patterson is visiting
in Minneapolis, and from there she
expects to make brief trip to Seattle
to see her husand.
Mrs. w. J. Ketner returned from
Dubuque last week.
Joe and Albert Ketner are home
from Dakota.
Word from DR.. Ben. Budworth, i'll
in hospital in Minneapolis. reports
him still poorly. His recovery from
an attack of pneumonia is greatly
delayed.
r. N. Greer is home for the holt
days.
Mrs. Will Morkin is visiting rela-
tives in Lancaster.
Quite a number of our young
people attending schools in other
cities are expected home this week to
join in the home holiday cheer.
Last Saturday night the gasoline
lighting plant in the billiard hall of
J. L. Brady & Son sprung leak and
the fire blazed up to the ceiling in a
large mass. Hand fire extinguishers
were brought from several neIghbor
ing stores and the blaze was quickly
extinguished. Every place of bust;
ness should have several of these
extinguishers hanging up il convenient
places.
Michael Casey's big sale is on
7 thursday of this week.
Herman Voss is entertaining a
brother from Clayton county, Iowa.
There will be dance in the city
hall on New Years evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22

Rev. J. T. Morgans, of the NJ.
E. church, performed four marriage
ceremonies on Wednesday of last
week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
Emmanuel Church.

Rev. Myron C. Argus, Rector.
Christmas Day will be observed in
Emmanuel church by the following
services.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22

Good house for rent in third ward.
Inquire Of DIR. ]. 81. Reed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22

Joe Smith of Madison arrived
yesterday for visit.
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Seftelt bas .Dohsnblatt. =
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Sunmcrc.

- Senrp SdulS BON @rssu 9iiose
Strase erbislt Disnitas in ben Mc.
luue.8roofs Wsrfsn oas linte 8sin
sebroAeu. als eine 9etts brad uno cine
iawere Siits Sano auf oas @liso falen
lieB.
= Srau @atbarine Ruane uon bier,
Die Dor Sahresfriit anseblid Die ainn.
laoe seriplittert erbielt, ais Or. 6. 6.
saubaA cine Operation an bsrielbsn
uornabm, bat am Donneritas sesen
benielben cine @ntidaOisuussflass fiir
$1,000 eintrasen laiisn.
= Domiuid MicO, bsiIeu 16 Sabre
alter Sobn YitO Dor Sabresfriit in ben
DerfeH Der scranton Ofenfabrit se.
tOotst wuroe, als ibn elm Sreibriemen
sr9riff, bat am DieHitas sesen Die @om.
panic cine @ntiAdoisunsstlase fiir
$4,000 eintraSen fansu.
- Der Stredenarbsiter Soiepb Rurs
idere pon Sano Strube wuros Disn.
flag 9ia6mittus su 9iup aus BON eiusm
9anofarren auf Der @rie @iienbabn &c.
troffen uuc 10 idlimm usrlest, oaB er
orei Stunoen ipater i'm Staat SOipitat
ftarb. Sein Sddosl uuo Der reate
arm wareu ibm sebrOasn pOrosu.
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@apne Gpuntp.

SonssbaIs.-Srau Dora 8aubitidsd
1T um 5reitas Wtorseu in ibrer Bobn'
uns an Siebenter StraSe I'M altsr BON
ss Sabren seitorbsu. Die Seritorbsus
mar aus Seiterrsid ssbiirtis uuo felt
21 Subreu in amsrita mobnbaft. Sbre
Seiiesuns srfOlsts Sonntas.-Sm vi.
ter Dor nur So 9ubreu lit am Sonntas
in Der sBobnunS isiner Dtuttsr an SBil'
lom Strube @eorse Z. Wtsper mad ldn'
Ssrem unwobliein Ssitorbeu. Seine
Ssiiesuus fuuo Dienitas itatt.-Der
SsrrenidneiOsr M. Surtmanu bon bier
lit felt lssteu DonneritaS usridwunOsn
uuO iein seSsuwdrtissr stufentbalt lit
uubefannt. @r ioll aud $50 oss Wtdu.
ner9or mitsenommen baben. osnen
S9asmsilter er war.-Deu @beleuten
Charles Conner uon Sehiter StraBe
1T Montus elm Snablsin ssbOrsn wOr'
ben.
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StaOt nn0 Gountb.
Die Gelspbonnummsr bes~ BO6eublatt
lit iest 23O9 (neues).

1T iest 25O9 (nenes).
- 2aut oem ioeben eridienenen neueu
itdotiihen aoreBbu9 bstrast Die @in'
wobnerjabl BON Scranton iibsr 1000
Seelsn. sessn etwas iiber 144, 900 fiir
lsstss Sabr.
- Saut elmer He6nnn9 Der Scran.
ton @as uno Baiier Gompanie toitsts
Die 8aiierueriorsuns uOn Cafe 9incOln
i'm lesten Wtonat $236.70, etpas peni.
ger nie man erwartet bate.
- Der 80 Sabre alts Serbert Sea.
mans. elm Sruoer bes friibersn Stabt-
aIieGors s. q. Ssamans, puroe Gam.
ita9 in 81 Raio. Eerus. bel eiuem
StraBenbabn unfall sstObtst.
- Die Gountp @ommiIidre babeu
,uSunitsn eines Saditeinpflaiters fur
bic SanoitraBe bur9 bas @ountp, BON
Durpra Su SOreit @itp, snti6isbsn unb
cine ciesbe,iislids Fetition pirb benl
@eriht uor9ele9t msroen.
- Wti6ael Woran BON Garbonoals,
Elm aussitsllter Der scranton electric
@ompanie, srbielt Dienitas i'm rWtan.
bOls4 on Der Gfe uou Sprucs Strass
uno Bred Court bas @sii6t. ben Sals
unb bic 9anoe iebr idlimm usrbrannt,
ais smei eleftriI6s Drdbte Suiammen
famsn uno sinsn Sunfen usruriadten.
= Sin Wtann, Der isinsn Oiamen
niat ansab, aber ertldrts, sr isi Elm
Wtesser, itsllte f6 Montas in benl
&oitbaus Der 5rau Senfins an @apouis
aueuue Elm, um 9Osis su nsbmsn. @r
erwadts 3usrit am Dienitus Utorsen
uno ei9nete iid 3mei BOrien NIT $3.50,
swei Rinss uno ,wei armbdnbsr an.
worauf er uerihwanb.
- Sn Der Montas GbsnO abssbalts.
men Seriammluns Der S9ulbsbOrbs
puros cine Bonbaussabe gum 8strase
uon $25o,oOO sutsebsiBsn, fur neue
@ebdulihfeiten uno permansnte Ser
behsrunsen. Man beubii6tist, ueri6ie.
osne usue S9ulbduier uno au6 Elm
fog. abminiitratiOnssebdu nit bieier
Summe erridtsn iu laheu.
-Serr 8. &Oos, Gin 8ruosr bee
Or. 6. 8. Roos, bat am Srsitus ssssr
ben Gonitabler @bsus,er @ebsman Dor
ga Plume cine Guiluss wsssu @rpreI
flung srboben, rpeil Sisisr ibn lpsssn un
erlaubtem 8etreten elmer Bauerei nab
Clip 2afs perbaftste, absr bic Su6e mi
So besleidsn lief, ibn ubsr baum nod
mails usrbaftete, porauf Srieosnsridtel
Ban Sidle ibn uuo feline bssleiteubl
yd4te te $3.50 beitrafte. Der guseflast
purbe Samitas uerbaftst, usrSidtet
ubsr auf Elm BerbOr unb its1te fiir ieii
seridtlides Gridsinsn $500 SHrsibaft
- Gm Disnita9 truf per Sabslsrun
aus Dsuti6lauo Die betriibenbs yia9
ridt bier elm, oaB 9err Ebsobor Seize
uon 2arh Strase am Mfontas bortielbi
seitorben lit. Serr Seser, Der i6oi
felt eiuiser 3sit an Der Surnrubr lit
reifte Wtitte Stunt init ieinsr Saith
uad Deutidtaub, nm wOmOslid 8eiie
runs fiir iein 9eiosn Su finOsn, bod
iollte bies niat ieiu unb isiu ablebel
mar bic 5olse. Der SerftOrbsns wurb
Dor SO Sabren in Sabsn ssborsn uni
mir6 BON Der @attin iibsrlebt, iotpi
cem Sruoer, Ssrrn Dasobsrt Seser
unb Der SdDeiter Srau R. Steffel
uon bier uub Der in DsutI6lanb moi
usnbeu Sdweftsr Srau 8aumuuu. %
oas 9abelsram nur ben Toossfull an
mslbete, 10 lift unbeitimmt, oh bic geid)
bierbsr sebra9t ooer in Dsutl4lunb bel
seiest wiro, bod wirO unssnommsr
baE erltsres Der Sll lsin miro.
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Nprb Scrantcn. .

= @Smarb Mifalon BON &eeie Ctr,
Der anssbli6 isinsm @eiddftstbeilbubsr
Paitor s. Sattslmsir $4OO unteri9lus,
wurbs Samitas ua9 einem Serb6r fur
Elm Seridtlides @rideinen sebalten.
= @sorse Malot BON @barlss Ctr,
Der feline @attin nit einem Riemen
tiidtis usrflOpfte. muBts Sonntas fir
iein seridtli6es @ri6siuen $500 Siirs'
idaft itsusu. Der S0rpsr Der Srau
mar idwarS uub blau seitreiit.
- George Gonpnsbam. 30 Sabre alt
unb nabs bsm Dfanpille BREEDER mobns
baft, ftiir3ts Samitas Dor 9elsp's
Qsibitall an Spruee Struse pl6slid
tobt an eiuem SerjidlaS nisoer, als er
ii9 nit mebrereu SreuuOsu uuterbielt.
-Sobn O'Sara bon Silusr StraBs,
Der msbrere Gage uorbsr auf bic Poli3i-
lten @rommeu uuo Dauis ie eiueu
S4uB absab, als iis ibu uerbaften woll'
ten, ipurbe DonnsritaS tpssen Erunien'
beit unb uuOroentlidem 8strasen $40
beftraft uub auf bic Nnfluse Der bsab'
iihtisten GOotuns Oann In @rmanssl'
uns BON 8iirsi9aft benz @efduSuib
iiberianot.
: Sobn 8. Dean bon Darren ctr.
eridlus um 1 llbr Disnitas WiOrssn
5rau Bridget Siolan NIT einem Stein,
inbem er iie nit osmielbsn on ber Stirn
traf unb ibren S9doel nis cine @isr.
i6als einOriidte. Dean, Der sur 3sit
niAt wuBte, baB bic Sruu tObt mar,
elite mad ibrem giisoerfullsn na6 cinem
arjt unO bel Der Riidtebr traf ct sinen
Poliiiiten, Dem er ben 8orsans ersdblts
uno iid iiberlieferte. Der ar3t bate
mittlerpsile bic Stelle erreidt unb feit.
Ssitellt, oaB bic 6rau tOot mar uno uus
3weifelbaft iofort Seitorbeu iei. Dean,
Der bon ieiner @attin setrennt lebt uno
felt Sabrsn uls uutsrbult eiusn flsinsn
Saoen betrieb, pobnte bel 5rau Otolan,
bic als ishr itrsitiiidtis beiannt mar,
fOoaB es 0iters jwiiden ibnen gum
Streit fam. Dean erfIdrts, baB bic
5rau pie elm @eipsnft ssiIsiost mar uuo
er iie erit erfannte, als iis ibm isbn
5uB uabe ssfOmmen mar iie fam auf
ibn 3u uno uerieste ibm Susrft einsn
StoB In ben Musen uno oann einen
Sdlas auf ben linfen arm, worauf sr
ben Stein ersriff unO ibr ben t6Otliden
S6las uerieste. @r wuroe 10 aufse'
rest, baB er nidt muBte, mas er that,
bate aber nu9 ieiner @rfldruns nidt
bic abiiat, bic Srau 3u tOoten. @r
uerSidtete ipater auf :ein Serb0r uno
puroe buun auf bic gnflaSe Oes MOr'
Oes Obne 3ulanuns Don Biirsidaft
benz @sfdnsniB iiberianbt.
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DeutfHe Brieflife.

Daniel 8. Gbel, @bus. so. Sunn,
SrGuS Soiepbine8riel. Souls 8alos.
u. u. 8eusi6, Soiepb Slenid,
Us. s. Deui6, sllois Drerler,
Dm. 90. Sabian, SRI. Sopbia 5ridel
Wt. @laB, 9. 8. @abrab,
SRI. .SlorenceSo6er, 3. Wipns,
Srl.9olaS Strahau, Sraugi. .Shr0oel
Srau 8. Sdurm, SIC. 8. Sanbsr,
Sranf q. Trumb, Srau Wattman,
8. 8. 0issano, slug. 8antbarb.
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Bon AeterSbura.

= -9err uno Srau @sorse 8.
Sdmiot bon Debitsr ausnue bepirtben
oss srftsrsn 9isffe, Soispb Us. Poit Don
Pottspille.
- Der 35 Sabre atte Srant Ueir.
bad bon 1abtor Npenus unb gDiliam
Sense ssriethsn Sonutus Gbenb auf
benz 9eimwe9 In Streit unb lsstsrer
sewaun babel bic Sberbanb er Der,
flopfte @sirba6 uno perisste ibm 3u.
lest nod einen SuBtritt In ben Wtassn,
Der. mie ss i'm Staat 9oipitul bies. ibn
bos inuerli4 uerleste. Bsirbad mar
flint Stuncsn mad ieinsr aufnabms i'm
9oipital beiinnunsslos, erbolts iid absr
fritz Dtontas WtOrsen seuissno. nm
Ssn3e ais ieinen Nnsreifsr 3u beIsi6nsn.
Der bann BON Der POlissi binsfeit &c.
madt Duroe. Sobn 9pnd unb @barles
@lbereiid, ebenfalls BON bier, purben
slei4falls ole 3sussn bss Sorsauses
-uerbaftet. 8ei benz Montas ubsebalte'
men SerbUr CAB 8enSe 5u, baB er sBsir.
bad an9esriffeu babe, mill ibn absr
nidt in ben 0tasen setretsn babeu. oh
idon Der 3suss Sobn 2puf srflarte.
oaB er bieies setbau. Ben,e purbs
cann sebalten. bic iit srseben bot, wis
8sirba4's Serlesuusen uerluufsu psr.
ben; unS ca oerielbe fia bis Disnitas
ioweit erbolt bate, INN oas Soipital
uerlahen ju f6nnsn. sntfam Beu,e nit
elmer Strafe uou $40 unS ben Iia auf
orei Dollars belauienben Soften.
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3um gSerfanfelt.

Gin ttdbIirits S@mitbt. une DassHsti&6ft.
@tuiissubt Btlsstnbtt fiir ben rsGisu NanH.
Stsissr giesnibdmtt iu&t etn Nubsfans.
RSbfts Ia 6u ,.s4s&tublair OfFes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

- 90nis alfoniO bat elm @biet be-
funntsebeu luiien, uud Oem es in 3u'
tunft irseno Ssmuno usrboteu 1T, iia
pom WtilitdrOienit los ju faufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

- Die @nersis, NIT melhsr iid
Seiterrsi9, ,llnsarn ueusrlib auf ben
Nusbau uno bic Sfrditisuus isinsr
sSlotts seworfen unb bic Der Doppel'
Utonardie allerlei Berbddtisun9en BON
eusliiaer Seits einsstrasen bat, ldBt
Iif aud Sur1 bisie 8trod9tisuuseu
BON peiterer 8etbdtisuns ni9t abbalten.
Die 2riessperwaltuns bat ioeben bel
&rupp fur le6s Wfilionsu Marf Wtu'
uition fir bic 3riessmarine beftellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
Nerldn0t:

Gin nsttts bmtf&ts Wdbatn In siHsr iltintH
5dmilis fur aastmtint oousdrbstt. Dlau mel.
Dt i1 bel n. S&ifman, 5O6 eadapanna
Abenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
Sas einb in ber gBiese, Der Diaun

Sas &ino In oer geiege, Der Diann
in Bliite bes ysbeuS. uno Der @rsis ani
9ebensabeno, iie ale finoen in Sorni'S
Glpenfrauter cine Sessn brinsenbs
Quslls uOn @eiunbbeit unb Sraft. Die.
iss alte = leitbswdbrte = 3rauter.Ssil.
mlttsl wiro benz Publitum Oireft sslie.
fert ourd Spssialaseutsu bon ben @is
sentbumsru, Or. Peter Sabrusp &
CONS Co., 112-118 90. Sopne Gue.,
@bicaso, 81.
5ornis alperfrduter Blutbslebsr 1T
Su babeu bel 9eurp gBultsr, 1O11 GsOur
auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

: Dus StdOtden DiibbIetopn, 81.
o.. 1T am Disnitus BON sinsm 5suer
beimgeiudt morbeu, oas sinsn S6abeu
BON 100000 ueruriadts. @s wsilteu
bort uisls @dfts sur SOmmsrerboluns.