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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08
GAMBLING INCREASING?

Is gambling on the increase? II so.
why? .
These are pertinent inquiries that
should be seriously considered, par
ticularly on Sunday morning. Rev. st.
Clair Hester. a leading Episcopal MN
lister in Brooklyn. a native of North
Carolina, recently said:
Gambling is q giant octopus whose
~tentacles are fastened on every trade
and industry.
There has probably never pean a
time when the indulgence of this pas
sion has AXE SO evil a form on has
been SO widely diffuseI as in our own
generation.
IN the last century it was a prac-
1ice OF the wealthy and leisure clas:;e;.
Today its hold is o h masses.
The largest space in the daily
neWspa pers furnishes information OF
interest only TO gamblers. Many be-
lieNe that it is i'll human nature, as
We'll as in the nature OF q Tree people.
TO gamble
How can you expect to reap n
other GRO from the seed that 81,
.soUn? The young mar sees his lathe.
betting as whether wheat an cott,n
will go up or down. His father, pei
haps. like Patten. is a pronilrnI
church member. and Yet the year in
and yea out follows the gambling IN
cotton or wheat or stocks, and calls
it business" The daughter sees
her mother. with other ladies Of high
standing in society and III the Cllurcl,
having small parties where they gam
bic for prizes. They do not lose
I "a Y1lin o n the no IL or in S.1n1HFN
by such gambling.
How can You expect the son and
daughter to see any harm in gambling
with such examples before them
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

1t is wonderful how people are
given TO drinking. The closing of
saloons has been followed by an in
crease in the consumption of soft
drinks. Some of them have aptly
been called Stops but they do not
make men drunk and they cost much
less than intOKicants. and some Of
them arc refreshing. In time people
will learn to iscriminate. let alone
the vile connections. and drink only
those that are not injurious. But the
gain over intoxicants is so great AS to
be most gratifying.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08
PAYING CROPS.

The Atlantic Coast Line is now ru2-
ming it's Potato Train" hau1il2 tn
few days ago their ''StraUhc~rv
Special" finished hauling the ~straWhrr-
ries to Northern markets. These two
crops bring many thousand dollars L
North Carolina. This week ne s.
board is busy .kauling the, delicious
deWberries and then will cone tn
Melon Trains" North Carolina is H.
great old State and its future prOSpNr-
ity largely defends upon divec5it".n-
crops and raising such things as stray
berries, melons. potatoes and 9cWr~r-
ries. No county can get rich Oh 4 esjl-
gle money crop. There must De- 4 "
riety.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

A Chicago doctor says that 20 per
cent Of the children he examined had
incipient tuberculosis. He added
When the tonsils were removed
these children completely recovered"
He says doctors have been unable to
find a reason for the use of tonsils.
Like the appendix there may have
been a use for tonsils in some pre-
vious stage of animal life, but none
now. The day may come when the
tonsils n appendix Of all children
may De removed on the eighth day
thus taking the place Of the old-time
circumcision. WHY not?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

The editor Of the Raeford Facts and
Figures has worked it out to show
that there is as much work in play
ing a game OF baseball as cutting a
cord Of wood. Why. then. do men
prefer to play ban? Here. is the CON
clusiOn i, has reached: 1.-The reason
the boys would rather play ball is
because the folks would rather see
them play than see them work. When
have sou heard of a mans being 40.
piauded he. did some useful
service. When" f..t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08
PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION.

Fayetteville is getting ready to eel
ebate Oh June twentieth, the one hun-
1red and thirty-fourth anniversary Of
the Liberty Point Declaration-an
went second only III time OF proclaim
ing American liberty to the Mecklen-
burg Declaration and the Liberty
Point declaration was the precursor
Of the courageous fighting that has
always made Cross Creek famous in
he annals of patriotic action. Capt.
James D. McNeill has been chosen
chairman OF h committee Of ar
spirited citizens Will make the event
one worthy Of Fayetteville. All North
Carolina will join with Fayetteville
in this patriotic celebration.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

Two policemen have een ~presertrc
in Norfolk for taking none to per
NIT 4 negro to sell A Sui-
of stripes would adorn such police
men more than the customary uni
form. Cocaine has wrought sad havoc
among negroes in New Orleans ..ano
other cities. and the officer who uin3A~
at its sale deserves the severeSt pen
atty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

Would the cause OF. justice be pro
noted # al lawyers were deaf 'anG
dumb? The Greensboro Record seems
inclined to that opinion. Judging. by
this editorials:
THAT deaf and dumb negro with
only one eye. at Raleigh, who has Sc
cured his law license is to be com
mended. but We wol1,d like to ask
how he xDe to practice his profes-
sion without talking? In the .etent
advocate the passage OF a law pre-
venting any lawyer from talking"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

The Winston-Satem Journai thinks
Wilmington is the most modest town
IN the State !ecause it claims a popu-
lation OF only $4,000 While sereral
other. cities are claiming 1900. and
$4,000. Perhaps Wilmington has an
eye to the census next year and is
not N~iliing ito invite the Irtrp tina;
aces tho Others. -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

referring to the fact that Senator
h-'ii1 Eftoot Will plant 5000 trees in
nus riace, the Albany Argus saws:
lEats good: but it would be better
y lie would fight the lumber tr,,st ona
-'Ne the country generally a chance =,
i"fest> conserxation., -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08
OF HONOR.

Congratulations to Solicitor Ha~ioi
Clarksen! he is being 'se=er41g
scored by some folks in Concord be
cause his yea has caused a druggist TO
plead guilty to three charges io: the
sale OF liquor contrary to law. -A<so-
tlcitor who is Severely scored" Tor
such activity should regard it IS Il de
ccratiOn OF honor. A druggist VII, 1io-
lates the law should be given ;.la fu!.
penalty. The profession is too FIJI o.
honorable men to have its reputation
injured by the few law-breakers au.ou-
them.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

Col. H.. Montague. of W~inston-Sa
lem, has offered a big dictionary for
the student in Forsyth who is most
tamlilar With the words in Blue Back
Speller. He is of the opinion that
there are not in the state, as many as
one hundred persons who have ever
thoroughly assimilated the entire con
tents OF this little book. II is ;naaad
mul'um IN parvO.' The motto Of Col.
is Back to Webster.s
Blue Back"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

The eve had a. meeting las
week and resolved to fight the Flow
dives The Greensboro Telegram
truly says: The high liquor dive = -
prolific Of evil as the low LIQUOR div
and very likely nor So"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

IT congress doesn't 9 revise the
tariff to suit the people it is not alto
gether improbable that the peopie
may think it is time to revise. Cos
sress,' says the Chicago Tribune,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

The editor Of the Apex Journ3
must be getting warm, tor he say
We wish nov that We had some
thing else We could take off sta.
On the street"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

What are the ethics of dress in
kon married a. Chicago girl, out the
parents of the girl arrived and swept
off the bride just as the minister pro-
nounced them man and Wife The
bride is confined by her parents and is
quoted as saying: How can / fly with
Leon? My parents have burned all my
clothes. with the exception of this
kinon and q sacOu and a skirt. l
love Leon and will wait for him any
number OF years, but ] cannot iur
away in a kimono." When she sets
more sense and more clothes she H4ll
thank her parents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08
NO HELP FOR CONSUMER.

IA tariff act that is. being revised
is going to be like the Dingley act
drawn to suit the trusts. Secreturv
MacVeagh has published a list Of for
ty-six articles of everyday use, all o.
which except three will be taxed more
under the Aldrich bill than und@g the
Dingley bill. At present articles o.
wear are taxed as follows
T. = pafai1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08
ALL FOR $1.7O

There has never been offered in
North Carolina 50 nlucl, good readin"
for 50 little money AS we are Ohefins
under the following propositions: For
S1.7O we will send the following Tor
one year:
The Weekly News and Observer, an
ei.ilt-paSe weekly. newspaper.
The nmO an able weekly
Journal, published by William Jtn-
nings Bryan.
The Farmer and sixteen
page North Carolina home and farm
weekly journal.
Thus Tor One Dollar and Seventy
Cents YOU can get all these papers
one year. --~-..
F.C. MOORE. Manager.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08
FOR SALE!

Fine Jersey Bull. IL months OLD
will weigh 500 pounds gross. Write
81 PARTICULARS.
ROWLAND LUMBER CO..
Bonuen. n. G.:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08

None OF these articles arc np0~--
ed. The taxes thus levied on the ne
essaries OF life go to swell the profit
Of the manufacturers None IT then
are decreased in the Aldrich oin Th-
only thing about the new tariff bill
that is certain is that it will give H.
help to the over-bur0ened consume.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-08
Vegetable Plants

Large Stock Livingstons
Leading shipper and
Earliana Tomato Plants, 81
per thousand, five thousand
for $500. Express Paid on
five thousand.
Good Stock Egg Plants and
Sweet Peppers, $500 per
Thousand. Express paid
on ten thousand.
Immense stock Nancy Hall
Sweet Potato Plants now
the leading favorite in
South Carolina.
All Sturdy Oren Air Grown Plants
Watch for our|'ad." mex, week.
BEARHEAD FARh,
Orlando, Florida.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
OaS Ghaf abndrtS.

SabIor.-@tue biibiGe Erauuns mar
oieienise, ipelde persausene Do9e SRI.
Nnna Robrba9 unb Wfi6ael Sdilo ais
Elm @bepaar ufreiuiste; Paftor @allen'
Der uollIOs ben Grauaft.-Wiit unierer
StruBenpal,e Ideiut Die Stabtusrpalt'
uns einsu @lepbauteu erwOrbsu su ba'
ben, Der idwer su bdnOisen lit uno alle
mOsli9sn gursslbdums ialdst CUR sro'
ben Sreubs Der Susenb, gum @ntiesen
Der Bsbienunssmanniduft bic ansitli4
befiirAtet, oas lln8etbiim etnss Eages
auf irssnb eiusm Sausba9e 3u finben.
-Begen Rsparaturen an Der 9oloen
3ede 1T Der Getrieb bort einssitellt mor'
osn.-Die Serren aleranber uuc lllria
Sdilb wsrben i'm 2aufe bieier Bohs
unisr StaOtden uerlaiien uuo naa benz
fernen Yortlauo. Sresou, umitsosln,
um bort sufiinftis ibre 9simatb 5u ma'
den. gm Samftas abeno wuros isb
tens bes Dilbslm Tsll S6hssu Club
in Ott's 9aus eine abidieosfeier fur
bic i9siben6sn S9iisenbriibsr usran.
italtst, unb ipie nidt anbers su ernar'
ten, mar Die Seisr cine duBsrit iolsuue.
= Der 21 Sabre alte Stulisuer Gn'
tonic Stran3o BON Yatesuills wuroe
ON Sreitas. als er entlans ben .. & 3.
@eleiien sins uno eiuem 3use aus
mid, bon einem anberen sstrofen unb
trus einsn Sddbelbru4 uno 90rper'
idramtnen oauon. @r murbe in se'
fabrlidem 3uitano benz Staat 9oipital
iiberpieIen.
- Der 23 Sabre alte antbonp Ran'
iOwis bon auOca lpurbe frib Sonntas
am SuB Der @iisnbabu 86iduns seseu'
iiber Der .. & 8. 8abnitation Su Wfoo'
iic nit ssbro9enem Ridsrat aufsefun'
ben unb Oann benz Staut SOipitul iiber'
iiibrt, mo es bieB. baB feline Serlesuns
uuspeifelbaft fatal uerlaufen whroe.
Paniowis mar Sur 3eit nidt lauss se'
mug bel Beiinnuus. nm ju trflaren, mie
sr psrlsst purbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
Suumpre.

- Robsrt Groop pon 0til Stra6e
slaubts sefteru morsen einsu suteu
S9lud aus ieiner S9nappsfaide ju
ustmsn, battle aber cine 5lufde nit Sau'
buuum sruiidt. Wtau bOffte, in retteu
Su f0uneu.
- 8illiam @atterion uon bier, Der
Dor stlidsn 8odsu NIT isinsr Satin
Osrsn Sutel. SOispb 8. Wtorris in
5rauiliu Eownibip, 9uisrne @ountp,
nm $500 beraubte, befannte iih DOM
neritas I'M 9userue @ountp @sridt
idulbis unb purbe 6ann ju a6tjebn
Dtonuteu Su4tbaus uerurtbsilt.
- Sn Der bisiiseu SO. 6. Pfarrpob.
nuns erfolsts lstts 0oGs bic Ssrmdbl'
uns BON 5rdulein 2ouiia u. Sus bon
Gaplor ausnus nit Or. 8. s. Safob
Tbroop burd Paitor s. .. 9artiod.
yta9 siusm @mpfans uno SodIeits'
i6muus trut oas neue @bepaar cine
Sod3eitsrsiie mad msbrsren @rositao'
ten an.
Saul Slad BON @heitnut Strass
uno ais SsiSer auf Der Wtooiie Cafe
@iienbabn anseitellt. puroe Wtontas
Wtorsen, uls ieiu i3us uube benz Sss
nit einem anberen follibirte, 70 idlimm
ssroriidt, oaB er fur3 ua&bsr ftarb'
Die uuOsren 3usanssitslltsu bemsrfteu
ben bsuOritebsnosn 3uiammenitOB in
3sit, nm ab5uiprinSsn uuo uuusrlsst iu
eutfommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
8aifers Wan6Ser.

aus Morssntbsim in Biirttembsrg
wirb semeloet: Die idbrlideu Saiiers
man6uer nabmsn am NiOntas ibren gn.
fang. Punft II rlbr besannen Die Spe.
rationen Der iid seseniiber itebenosn
rblauen" uuo .rotben" Grmeeu. @tma
12O, 900 Wtann nabmen an ben 0iano.
uern tbeil. Die nrotbe armss" bat bic
Gufsobe, bic @renje ju psrtbeibissu.
se9eu uelhe bic rblaue armeeA por'
riideu wiro, INN iie Su iiberiAreitsn
8uiier Dilbelm truf Sormittass um 10
llbr auf oem Man0uerfeloe elm. befties
elm fir ibn bsrsit sebaltenss Pisro unb
beobadtsts nit srosem Sntereiie oas
8orriiden Der 3auallerie. am Otonta9
wuroe aud gum eritsn Wtal Der leHfbars
Militdrballon r@ros IL" uuf bem Wius
n6uerfeloe iidtbar. Sobalb ct auiities,
muroe uon Der armee Der nRothen" Elm
lebbaftss 5euer auf ibn sr6ffuet. Gr
ueriuhte nieoer bu sebeu, fOllioirte oas
bel NIT einent Baum uno nuroe Don
ben -Rotben" mssseuommen.
Dad Der Saiierparaoe auf oem Sord'
beimsr @rsrsierplas bel 8arlsrube lit
3aiisr gBilbslm an Der Spite Der babi'
i9eu Gruppen in bic 9uuptitabt bss
@roBber5ostbums einseSOsen. bic gum
@mpfuns oes OiouGrdeu ben fsitti4iten
Sdmud ansslsst bate. Siirssrmeiiter
S0brsnbad bssriiste ben 9aiier am
Ratbbaus nit elmer anipru9e i'm Sia'
men Der Staot. am abeno fanb srOBe
Paraoetafel itatt. Sn eineni Grinf'
ipru9 fsisrte Der Suiier bic aruesl als
Srieoensbort uno oas babiide SOrps
insbeionoere als elm ~wiiroises 9lieb In
Der Rsibe Der Grmeeforps, bic bersit
lteben, um fiir bic @bre uno bic Cider
bsit unieres Satsrlanoss unb fiir beiien
5rieben, msuu nOtbis, sin5utrsten, unb
bic ibre 8affenriiftuu9 trasen. riiemanb
3u lisb, nismanb ,u leib". Der aaiisr
bot feline 3ufrisOsnbeit nit BEN Ssrlunf
Der WianUpsr In bemerfsnsmertber Weile
slusorud sssebsu. Su einem 9ano'
I6reiben bat Der WtOnarA ben @roB'
ber,os Srisori6 gum @snsralfelomar'
lhall srnuunt uu6 Die uor3islihe 8sr'
faIiuns Der buoii9en Gruppen riihmenb
beruorseboben.
S8ie uon @iirjbur9 gemelbet miro, 1T
@eneralfslbmaridall Prinj 2eOpolb BON
Bapern, Der @eneraf. Snipefteur Der
Sierten Grmss. SnipeftiOn. BON Der @r.
tranfung pieber ber9eftellt, bic ibu se.
smunsen bate, Die 0fan6uer 3u uer'
iaien uno na9 8iir3burs 3uriid5ufsb'
rem. Der i6nere Darmfatarrb 1T se'
hoben, un6 am Wontag iibernabm Der
Brins misSer bas Sberfomman6o iiber
Die ,8laue armee", beitebenb aus BEN
13. 3orps, 1. ba1eriideu Sorps, A.
baperiideu Diuiiion uno elmer 9aual'
lsrte Dipilion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
Seutfbes reifenSes 3beater.

@siit islbit in sr6Beren Stdbten (uisl.
leift NIT Gusuahme uou New Yorf unb
Pbilabslphia) unmOslib, Elm beuti9es
Ebeater wdbreno Der sanjen Saiiou su
unterbalten. uno oot m6hte iiiau allents
balben menisitens 5eitmeiie elm sutes
oeutihes 2beater baben. Sc bat ii9
nun uutsr Der 3eituns bes 9erru Otto
98. Bonn oas -Oeutide Gbeater bes
Wiittslmeiiens" sebiloet, peldes es fi6
CUR aufsubs madt. planmaBi9 in uer'
idisOensn StGotsu Iu ipieIen. DaB es
cine reiisnos oeutide 2bsater.@eielli9aft
ssben fOnns, babeu wobl bic 8eni9iten
sssluubt, uuo bod lit oiss wobl Der elm.
jise Bss, UNI elm Deutihes Gbeater in
ueritiebsnsn srOBsreu Stabtsn unisres
sauoes our &saIiiiruus ju brinseu.
Dad benz Wiuitsr Der Osuti6en psrbiins
beten Stabttbeuter i'm alten Saterlanbe,
mo cine einIise @eieli6aft in brsi bic
pier 9tadburitdbtsn an beitimmtsn "a.
gen ipielt. 1T ous -Dsutids 1beater
beS Wiittslmeitens" ssbadt. natiirli9
ben bisiissu Ssrbdltniheu uusspaBt unO
aud ben snsIiiasn reiisnOen 9sielidaf.
ten ua4ssbilOst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
Yin @ebtpin6iiebttae.

Gbparb U. Billcu's prdparat BON Sppts.
pcIpbttts unb Blpbgtttt bon BEN SrietnalfeEs
mula 10 bas fSnisIits Rittt fir Nusistrnua,
asibma, Brun&ttis, 8atarrb, "a @rippt, 5n.
fen, Gri6Iunstn unb aIIs euussns unb SaIs-
ldben.
Dtsitnissn, psI&s 90 bsnuBt bdbta, nsbmtH
ftin dnbnss unb smpfsbIsn 20 ibrtn Rttlti-
btnbtn.
% bat bitlt iiirirt na&hn ibr ar,t Fs ale
unbtiIbar aufgsesbtn bate.
Ditits Rttttl 10 felt iibH 48 SaErtH tn @s-
brAu&, unb Sbr Appihtftr fnnu ts NIT spIItx
anpaluns,n nnb Ratb fir Sif erIaHsta ssH
btn lHtsnbsn GHsres Drpusiffn, sbtr sou mir
btrsft.
8hr suIls ausIunit, 3fasziHt Hfs., abbrtl-
fist 9. u. Mbtoit, MaetnteT assHt, 60 aHH
Shaet, sfsp gers City, q. D. Waa Hn6tR
bttie 8eihiue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16

- Wabren6 oes uerfloiieuen Dtouats
ereisneteu iid in Scranton 800 @sbur'
ten uub 1877 Gobesfalls.
- Supt. Dab srldst bic 8arnuns.
baB mir nun i'm .3ei4eu Der @inbriids
iteben uuo oaber oaju isbsn iolltsn, baB
bic Ebiirsn unb 5sniter seidlo1eu iinO.
Die biebiideu Suride funsen nun on.
iia fiir ben 0inter Su ueriorseu.
- Ebomas D. Ri6arbion, mel6sr
bic giameusuuteridrift uon Sobn BON
Bergen fen. auf brei S6uloidsine gum
Seiammtbetras uon 81 500 fali6te, be.
fannie fid UtOntuS idulOis unO wurOs
su ni6t msbr wte 10 Sabren uno ni9t
weniger wis p Subrsn 3udtbuus psrur.
tbeilt.
- Inter ben @ei6worsnen fir Die
Sftober @sriatsiisuns befinbsn ii6
aud bic fOlssnoeu Deutiden: II. Si'
tober-5. B. 3i3slmanu, albert Seisr,
Gbriitian Raulus, Seurp @ouraO,
@eorse Roiar ien., Sreb. &istsnausr,
Pbilip 6. Sdmiot, 8. u. 9snbsr; 1s.
OftOber-albsrt 8isolinsmuier, Sreb.
Ssusner, 0illiam 5ritid, souis 3sslsr,
@usen Wfsl6iOr.
- 3wei @inbre9er beiu1ten friib
Dienitas Morssn bic 3Smpel SBobnuns
an SsfferiOn susnue unO purosn BON
Charles Straua iibsrraidt, Der In Der.
ielben Elm .5immer bspobnt. Strau9
puroe uon ben 3erlen iiberfalleu, na9'
benz er iis fort3uiassn iudte, bod ere
bislten iie nur ettpas Slsinps9iel uub
mebrere fleiuere slrtitel. Sie ipransen
oann aus BEN 5enfter unb tuiffen aus.
- abuofat slarOn u. @baie, bsm brsi
Wtul uom @eridt cine S9sibuus BON
isiner Satin uerpsissrt purbe, 1T am
uOrlesten Samftas enbli6 BON ben ibul
laitiseu @befehelu erl6it noroen, inoem
| feline Satin In Der @obnuns ibrer 81
tern In Canada Der SerStranfbsit erlas.
Sin biesbeSislidss Sdreibsn srbislt am
6reitas ibr bisiissr aOuOtut BON ihrsm
Batter. @buie butte cine uierte Slast
fir @befdeibuus auseitrenst, bod If
oieielbe nuumebr unuOtbis.
@sorss s. Disbl BON StrouOsr
burg uuo bic ibm Dor r1ebreren Wo1er
ansetraute 8atbrbn SulbOam bon Pa'
tteriOn, 81. g., wurbsn Sonntas Sia6,
mittas an Der @ds BON 2adapauua uni
6ranfliu auenue uerbuftet, laut siusu
8erbaftsbefebl, ben Der Batter bes
DtdoheuS ausitelleu lieB. Diebl iol
nsmlid elm 8isumift isiu unb bic srlt,
Satin iOlf In StrOuosburs mobnen
als Der Satsr bss OiaS9sus, Ottl
5ulboam, bies in @rfubruus ssbru6
bate, mahte er ii4 binter oas Pua
Der unb bsisn Ssrbuftuns erfolst
SOnutas. Disbl fts1te fid am DtOu
tag gtadmittas i'm Ssridt elm uuO be
fannie ii6 oss Gbebruas idulois, mo
rsuf sr fur isds Ntonuts osm @sfduO
uiB iiberiauot wuros.
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Smmt Mmccmfctt q
&arl Sunamanit.

Su 6ulst hes abItbtus uulsrts irtusn unb
lansidbristn @tuOfsn, 9arl SuusminH, pur.
ben fcstntt Ssiltips- Bsf&lii(it in Ter SpqiaI.
8riammIuus pom i3. Sspt. 1909 stfaet.
~ DIR arbsihr 60Tibileuug unb stranftn
nnisrIfuB inas. .gntiu, ben btrbtn 8trluf lfints
laueiGbrtstn tItutu @tncftn aufs tiffttfff bs-
baurno, winitt birmit bic SinitrbIitbsnsn
ess BrffOrbtntu lsinu inuisftn Sbsilnabms
iu pnftnu, fOpir itiu tisfstfabIttifss Bsilsib
ausjubriidtn.
D Die Ofiiiitas gtr,tnstrau,r auf 80 Gage
aus,ubsbnsn unb bitItlbt burH bic umforung
bee Btrsins CHARTERS iu ipmbplifurn.
3) Sc cine ablhrifi htr poIiftbtnbtn Be-
f@lift an eis Wittpt bee Bntprbtnsn, ippis
an bic &sbaitiOu bee SCRANTON >. ,.WOttnbIattss"
unb SCRANTON ,,Sournale" btbufs 8tr6feuts
libung etlanssn ~ lafeu.
Sm Hamtn bts arbtittr GprtbiIbunss unb
aranfsn. .llntnffhBuuss gsrtins;
SuIius Siittppbl, ght pr6libtnt,
aarl WOlf, Stfrstdr.
5riB SprtdIr, Samaun srtynftIb. GpaIb
S&mibt, Gpmits.
SHilt nimrnmsbr bic Siunbt bart.
Die fort BON biT mas ibsunts Ttibt,
ole Ghrtittt bnr& bic @sgtnpart,
9lls ftrnsT 3uiunft bunflsr @tif
Sit piQ DID pprbuttttn einft
Muf bas, mas uuatptuobar brobt,
Damit Du btut tnibtbrtn lTnf,
gBas mpresn if&sr raubt en 5se.
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Oanfia0un0.

@slsstniIi9 bee 70 fribm abIsbtH bon
AarI Suneman n ptinfhtn bic SintsrbIie-
bsutn Alsu, bic am 8ssrdbniHt tbtiI uabmtn,
ben 8trtintu, btn 9umtnIpsnbtrn. Sr6sTn uHb
Mnbssn ibrtn innisiftn Danf ausiuiprs6tn I;
bsipnhsrs absr Ssrrn paffpr Or. g. 8. S~mtbi
fur feline trpahd&sn @prit, bic CT I'm pauli
unb am 8rabt iprat.
Die traueTnbsn pintsrbIisbtHtH,
8rau uub aiubsr,
Wutttr unb S&ptiitr,
uub aubnt 8tTndnbtf.
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- Ntit Der 8abl Der 8sumteu fam
Der Dslssatsntas bes Dsutiden arieser'
bunoes pon giorbamerifa an Donner'
itas in @bicasO gum GbidluB. Da Der
bisbsrise Prdiibeut Wfartin SaB cine
8ieosrerwabluns ablebnte, wnrbs Der
SiIeprdliOsnt SafOb Seder BON Dsnpsr
gum Prdfosuteu auf 3rpsi Sabre &C.
mGblt. Der Souueut srlies cine Grfldr'
uns, in usldsr ssssn alle 5panssssists
unb @smaltmasressln enti6ieben prots'
itirt unO ssssn ulle @insriffe In bic psr'
iSnli9sn Re6te bss @inSelnen unb bic
sslsfissn Ssrauitaltunsen Der Wfaifsu
8srpabruns siusslsst wirb. Die 5000
8unossmitslisbsr wsrbsn aufssfOrSsrt,
tbutiraftis fur bic abiaaffuns Ssrurti'
ger 3wanssssisss ;u wirteu, mo INNER
lis beiteben.
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8sftsllt bas .DoHeubtatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16

- aus Der Gaualione BON Panama
pirb ssmeloet. baB bic Grbeit on ben
DtiranOres Sdlsuisu isbr idusll uOrs
uusebt.
-6iir ben nd4itidbrisen Suuoes'
Genius. Die Orsi;sbnte Der alle 10 SABRE
in ben Ser. Staatsn uno auf 9amui
uuo RortO 8ieO ftattfinOsuoen allsemei'
men golis3dbluussn, iOllsu in oisism
SABRE 65. 200 3dbtsr uuseitellt wsroeu,
allo IL 900 mebr als rpie In 1900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16
Don 3eterSbura.

- Sruut. oas 2idbrise SObnlsin bss
Samss 8ittsnmaisr uOn PreseOtt aue'
nue, itiirste DOnnsritas Sia6mittas cine
Erspps binab uno brad fi6 oaourd oas
rsdts Bsiu. aud erbislt ss ueridisoens
S6rammen. Sc nurbe BEN Sabue'
mann SOipitat iibsrfiibrt.
Der 10. 8arb republifaniide Club
srpdblts in elmer Samftas abeno abss-
baltensn Tsriammluns bic folsenoeu
Dslesatsu. welds nddfts 8Ods ben
aonpsnt Der Staatslisa uOn rspubIifa'
nilden Clubs In altoona bsipobneu
iousn: gaursnee 3. Datrous, 8illiam
8. SOffmanu. @m. 3. anOpfsl, @bar'
les 6. RObiuiOn, @briitian aamin, Ps'
ter Stipp. 8ulter {. Sduu3, DauiS
Soiis unO EbOmas Ruiil.