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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

not been taken to the courtroom since
September when ne verified his ofvr
testimony given a day or " rr'vi'
oUsiy.
Cook IS confined w the hold-ovel
department 81 tho p~eniteniiary Hhlci
Is continually crowded with several
hundred Mexioans Of the lowest type
aMpiting action ~ tho courts.
lie X Ia an extremely nervous con
dition physically bnt otherwise IS in
good health ana declares nc has beer
treated With consideration ~ his i'm
saeeistte gliar,s ana jailcrs
His meals ARC sent 70 him regular
~ frrm the depot restaurant ana NJ
la., sufficient clothing including .
new suit or two, made several weeks
ago when he expected 10 gain his lib
erty.
IA ~GGadalalarl division OF the Or
lr OF Railway Conductors has been
advised that the Grand division Of the
organization af Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
has remitted $3.50 IN gold 10 liQuidate
luWyer's fees ana printing bills with
he stipulation that mono 81 that sum
WAS to be usd in ps,llng Cooks board
Cooks name is being carried on the
list Of the regular conductors by the
cfficials If the National Railways tnd
ne win be entitled 10 resume service
Us a passenger conductor rs soon as
he Il released.
-Four Mexican brukcnan who were
arrested Il few days before Cook, are
still Imprisoned. but ike their condue-
tor, have nat yet been sentenced,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
FAIL
FOR MILLION
DOLLARS
Failure Of Fiske and Robinson
Largest in Liabilities Since.
Panic Of 1907 Obligations.
Aggregate Six Million,

ny Morning Jpnrnni sDecinl Ieases Wire
New Yofb. Fob a. Fiske 4 foi in
SON, bona dealers and pers ot the
New YORK Stock exchange failed fof
a million aVliars today. tn inVoiun-
tarN petition IN bankruptcy WIS flied
~ creditors tn the United states dis
trict court ana bronson Winthrop
was appointed receiver with . bond Of
$4,000. %shfinkaee ia the value OF
Buffaln and Scsqtlohanna railway
stocks ana bonds held by the firm
caused the failure.
Thc Failure Us One of the latnest
sinpr IN panic of 1907, not 50 much
az liabilities are concerned but N
View ~ tho importance uf the firm
which mas branches III Chicago, f}0s-
ton and Worcester.
Tie flrm was founded Ia 1899 By
Harvey Edward Fiskc, the eldest son
Of Harvey Fiske, ihe banker, and ~
George Robinson who he'd boon III the
employ OF The banking firm Of Harvey
fHiske & M
Mr Robinson ~ "a member of the
stock oYchnnRe but the business OF the
firm was principally banking and the
floating of bonds The petition IN
bankruptcy was filed with the full
consent 81 the firm, its members hav-
ing concluded that this wsts the only
way a. avoid further losses.
A statement issued BY the receiver
tonight says the iirm's secured obli-
gatlons via approximate IS, 600. 000,
ana that the unsecured debts Will ex-
teed Si,000. 900,
l.iltle surprise ~ the failure was
manifested ia banking circles whore
IL was said tbo firm had received sew
erai extensions uf credit Ia the llst
your IN addition 70 the securities
mentioned the firm Was also identi-
fled Win d number Of small rHilvitys
ana several Independent telephone
cpmpaNios In -PennsylNania ana ohio,
Tine finn hud lnrgc holdings m
Louisiana & Arkansas railway, san
Antonio ~ Arkhnyaa Pass and cur &
ship island. These issues htve had
no very satisfactory market and add-
ed e. the drain on the firms re-
sou'cre.
The high cost OF living indirectly
tauaed the t%allnre. attordinE 10 Jos
oph STANLEY .nroWn manager Of the
New York offices Tie said that u wae
hccbming more difficnlt each day TO
Bpll bonds hrcausa She high price Of
Twins has driven investors 70 search
for securities bringing Il higher I'M
come tlan thet Offered by bonds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
UNKNOWN SURVIVOR
BROUGHT TO PUEBLO

Pueblo, Colo. FEB. IAN unknown
Survivor OF the Primero disaster was
.pruuht TO the Colorado iron and Fuel
company hospital here tonight. lie
was covered with powder and dust and
was first thought 70 be an italian.
When his elOthing WIS removed, how
ever. IL was found that he is colored.
tis face and body were badly burned
and besides n conclusion Of the brain.
Although it Is said his chances are
GOOD for recovery, he is still uneon-
scious.
II is not known whether he Is the
man referred TO IN the stories from
Primero as being the only survivor, or
not.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
SUIT RECALLS
FORGOTTEN
SCANDAL
NATURAL SON SUES FOR
SACKVILLE-WEST ESTATE
Claims Former British Minister
to Washington Was Legally
Welded to Spanish Dancer
Mother Of Ills Children,

10y Morning journal Special feased wirel
London. Feb liza craWded court
rom testified todas 60 the public i'm
tcrest in The Snctville peoragt
romance, another chapter uf which
orened before Sir John bingham. pres.
ldent of tho probate court.
The petitioner IA the sun Is Ernest
Henry Sackviile-W West. who asks fhc
conri "a declare him the eldest and
legitimate son OF the late Lord Lionel
SRckviie-W West. British minister az
Washington from 1881 to Kiss. II he
IL successful he viii acquire the title
10 the ~rxtntes now held bs Lionel T..
sstelss ilie-W cst, q nephew III the dip
lornnf, and the present Lord SaekVille.
who married his cousin, y sister 81 The
petitioner. Thc present fgurd Gack-
VIM denios his uncle legally married
loScfa Duran. the petitioner X mother.
The court dirnllownd j. similar claim
In 1903. Ernest W the son Of a spun
ieh dnncer who married Lord Sslekviiic
IN Madrid. subsequently S4ekNflie
claimed the Woman had a husband lit-
Ing when she formed an alliance with
him and the one son and thre. daiish-
tors horn from tho union have never
lcen recognized by the courts ~ HAY
ing any rights 10 fhe Saekylile little
and estates.
sir Edward Clarke, IN openipg for
The petitioner, said he proposed 10
prove the marriage Ly reputation and
the declarations Of Lord SackVllle
himseif on documents attached 20 cer-
fiflcatcs OF birth and baptism al his
children.
In support OF his contention, Bur-
rister Clarke referred 90 The stay and
recognition az Washington ~ Lord
Nackyiilc'n daughters, Tie reld Eols
nnes ~ documentary evidence taken
abroad regarding the He Of Lord
SnckyIlia and Iosefa Duran 80 AreAr
chon, France, where they were known
a. The count ana Countess West De-
positions worc submitted 10 estate
iish TINT the %neighbora believed the
two 10 hc married. through one doe
pOnent added "hud nutufrii people said
they we're unndrfied
Counsel laid stress on the fact that
some Of the hlrth certificates Of The
children md the death certificate Of
.1oeein Duran described The dancer AS
the wife OF Lionel SackNille-Nest
Sir Fjnlcy. on hehnif OF the present
peer. recalled and placed IN evidence
the testimony 81 Lord Satkyills when
3 similar suit WAS brought during his
lifetime. Dn that occasion the delen-
dunt aw,gTr tn. declarations which ne
made regarding MS companion wefc
inspired SOLELY hy q desire 10 save tho
reputation ct the woman, He affirmed
tiler,. had never betn q niaffiage ct
amy sort and thar an the children been
h. ihnm were ilicgitimNit.
sir Robert added ne would praNc
tho Duran woman married Antonio ,ie.
Ia DIVA III 1881 and That oiiea did MOI
die until isSS. Acenrdingl2, ne snia
II Lard Stckeille had Insured IN any
marriage. Of witch There was no evi-
denc,. such mari iagr must have been
illegal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
APACHE THUGS
BATTLE WITH
PARIS POLICE
SOLDIERS ON GUARD
70 PREVENT PI-LA6E
Devastated French Capital
Slowly Returning to Normal
Conditions; Government and
City Cooperate,


my Morning Journal Special leased tyireI
Paris. FEB 1.-The neight ~ The
waiter an midnight "a the rent ~ftpgui
waa 81 fect. q inches. q fal ~ nearly
four fect from the highest point and
Inc flood continues To drop at the
rate 81 about three quarters OF au inch
t,n hour.
soldiers ar still guarding many Of
the pubic buildings and strong de-
tachmcnts nave been sent TO the out
lying district 60 stop the wholesale
pillaglne that is SIN going on.
a boat patrol surprised a hnnd Of
"ApdcnesH robbins Il villa tonight at
BouloRnN-Sur-Seine After an excit-
inp chase IN which q fusillade WAS ex-
chunpcd an infantry sergeant sank
tho robbers boat with the blow OF an
oar Tw, of tho "Apachcs' were Kill
ga ana The others captured.
Jhe city council, following the lead
OF the national government, ~ arrang-
ing with tho cooperation Of the aaV-
inee institutions to furnisli money for
The rebuildinR 81 stores and houses
and the refurnishins Of supplies.
The government has decided u1tor
a general scheme Of employment
whereby those who desire work may
find II M repairing the roads and pub
lie buildings throughout the dcNastat-
ed territory.
Tho municipal council viii present
medals to those WHO have been CON
epicuous w the rescue work. These
medals VIII bear The appropriate In
scfiption "fluctunt nee morgerlturi
which Is the motto Of Paris,
The students IN tho Latin quarter
tt44ta. formed Z" relief 4nefafN- and nave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
ANALANCHItS WORK
HAVOC IN ITALY

Rome, Feb. THE storms have
practically censed throughout Italy
and the rivers Tibe1, Arno and 20. all
though stiil high, are failing gradual
ly The Hoods caused By the rains oF
last week are subsiding and the sitta-
tion at venice which az one time Nns
threatening, is now normal.
The landsldcs above Gubbio, which
Killed several persons, nlso destroyed
Inc historical ducal palace That orig
inally belonged 70 the Montcfeltro
family, Further landslides liaVe oc-
cured, accompanied by a terrific
roaring which caused a panic among
the people who feared hat IN EARTH
quake wns about to annihilate the
town
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
MRS. MAE TALBOT IS
ACQUITTED OF
MURDER
Jury Delibefates Less Than an
Hour in Case Of Nevada
Widow Accused Of Killing
Her Husband,


tbN WpThhHE tDufhhl E@tciha Jhfscu WITCH
Reno, Nev.. Feb. Airs. Mae Tai
bot WAS acquitted OF the charge Of
numbering her husband. A. n. Tai
bot, by the inry after forty-five min
utes' deliberation at 5.35 o'clock this
afternoon and was Immediately dis
charged from custody
Arguments were concluded today
and the case given to the juiy shortly
before 9 O'Clock. The Instructions OF
the court were quite lengthy ana
were impartial to both sides.
A scathine ~frraignment of the de-
f%endant. Mrs. Mae Talbot. was CON
tanned in the closing argument for the
state. made By Assistant District At
torney NJ. y. Moore. who characterized
the shooting Of Talbot az a cold
FLOODED, p~remeditated murder. Coun-
sci for the accused woman appealed
more to the feelings of the jury. claim
ing Mrs. Talbot was justified by the
cruel acts OF her husband.
Sec little Miss Florence Louden-
Singer in vaudeville at the Crystal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
CONDUCTOR COOK
MAY Be TRIED
THIS MONTH
Public Prosecutor Promises to
Formulate Opinion on Case
of Unfortunate American
Held be Mexican Prison,

MeVlco CITY Feb. /. The public
prosecutor ntt,chod to tho third rrim-
inHl court ot this titN. announced to-
day that probably on February s he
would formulate his opinion %contain-
ing Cd request tor sentence or acquit-
tal oc James a Cook, the American
conductor who has been held in the
Jalisco statc renitrntary FOR five
months charFd With contrihutory neg
igrnco M connection with the freight
train robhcrics ON the S%uadalaiRra
division OF tho National Railways,
Tlo papers In the Cook case we're
delivered 40 the public prosecutors for
Judge paiafo ot tho third criminal
court hHd spent three months taking
evidence relative 10 the robbery. Mr.
cook. meanwhile. O. Is said, has been
unahle 90 receive any information
whatever concerning his trial and has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
NINE WAGE CONFERENCES
ARE AGAIN POSTPONED

indianapolis. Feb. Over the pro
test Of President Thomas ]. Lewis, ths
convention of the United Mine Work
'ers OF America late today determined
10 defer again the wage conference with
.the hituminous coal operators OF .hf
central competitive field. a commit
tee was sent TO Toledo TO ask tho
operators 20 await the arrival OF ths
miners representatives, on Thursday
mdrninr
The conference had been appointed
for today. but President Lewis az
|tained from the operators at Tolcia
Ia postponement until tomorrow on the
.eround that the convention has M,
completed its business here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
CARLESSNESS RESPONSIBLE
FOR PRiMERO HORROR


teen WAS found alive, although badly
hurt, and with his mind WANDERING
The survival of Nirgen ls one Of the
most remarkable features of the acct
dent.
Hope Of roscuing and Of the en-
tombed miners grew aim as the daN
wore on and a feeling Of hopelessness
settled down on the group Of women
and children surrounding the pit
mouth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
MANAGER OF ROCK
ISLAND GULF LINES

Little Rock. Ark. Feb. An
nounecment Is made Of the appoint
ment Of w. VI. Whitenton as vice
president and general manager OF the
Chicago. Rock Island 4 Gun railroad,
with ~hcaduarters at Fort Worth,
Texas.
AIR. WhitentOn. who viii succeed j.
w. Robbins. recently elected as pres
idcnt of the Trinity n BRACES valley
raiiroad. will retain his title as man
agcr or the Choctaw and southern dis
tricts OF the samo road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
BUSINESS MEN FEAR
TIE UP IN MEXICO
Petitions Implore Government
to Reach Settlement With
Americans Employed on
Mexican National Railway

Thy Morning journal sDeciai leased wirel
lare,io Texas. Feb. 1.-The mem
beers uf the committees Of e%neineers
ans conductors who have been ia o y
%lefenre with the management of the
mereel lines in Mexico City arrived
here today and closed meetings were
held tonight to hear the reports of
the cnmmitteemcn
Al The conference IL Was said that
Pc had been demonstrated that % per
cent of the msn are in favor OF re-
signing ana compelling the Natiaua
Railways ct Mexico TO hire natives or
men of another nationality.
Tho railroad officers uneqniyocaIlv
DENY that there has been a dis
rriminafion against Americans and
saw their attitude Is interchangeable
"a Is reported that business men have.
forwarded petitions IL the Mexican
government imploffng The officials "a
settle The diffcrs ACES IN some amicahls
way. 8ileeinr TIN. business Is heiu.
~ieoparatred ta.i iarr. finsncia. losses
euttilel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
B|NGER HERMAN
FINISHES DIRECT
TESTIMONY
of Former Oregon Con-
gresham for Conspiracy to
SwindIe Government Devoid
Of Sensational Incident,


thf Nt0THsHk JOurHhl bpbfiHt fsnIStu NtFek
Portland, Ore. Feb. Former
Congressman Ginger Hermann con
Iclutled direct testimony in his own
behalf in the trial of the conspiracy
cast against him in the United states
district cOurt late today. Cross-eX-
animation started at once, but barely
had begun when court was adjourned.
During The day Hermann went into
the details Of his career as commits
sioner of the general land office, He
denied all knowledge of ~wrongdoing
in the Blue Mountain reserve, and told
|of the high esteem in which the men
who recommended it were held. He
declared he never had known init
inately r.. p. Mays. oregon politician,
who. 1t is charged in the Indictment,
was implicated in the alleged conspif-
.acy with him. and had no acuaintance
with w. n. Johns alleged to be an
Of the conspirators,
He declared that he never saw the
Mays letters urging that the With
drawal or the reserve be expedited and
placed littlt Importance upon a tele-
gram notifying Mays that he tHer-
MANN had recommended the with
|drawal
Reyerting TO The subject Of the
Rlue Mountain reserve, Hermann tes-
titled that the petition for Il came
through the late United States senator
John II. Mitchell. The mcn who
recommended it, he said, We're ut the
time individuals OF the highest stand
ing in oregon and he had no reason
for suspecting anything crooked
So far as f. p. Mays was ON
cerned, Hermann testified that Mays
on one occasion had come 10 Washing
ton as the attorney Of W. n. Jones, in
some matter connected with the Siletz
reserve in Oregon. but Hermann said
be gave a decision adverse 10 Mays
client In the matter.
The witness denied that he ever de-
clined to sign three letters introduced
BY tile prosecution signed with the
word commissioner He said re-
earding the so-called Zabraskie letter
and the citizens letter which adj
Vised him that frauds We're being
perpetratcd III the reserve. hat he did
not file in his department because he
regarded the contents as private and
was afraid the information they CON
tanned would be carried to ~Jahenson.
Hermann denied emphatically the
testimony OF Emmett Callahan. n
Baker CITY lawyer, who sworo that
he had told Hermann that thel
objection in Oregon to the creation
of the Blue Mountain reserve could be
removed by eliminating the school
lands from the reserve, Hermann had
him MOI To be so insistent On this
point, that there are only a few acres
of school land and they are held by
our friends.
Hermann said he might have talked
10 Callahan about 'chccker-hoardine
the reserve SO as 10 eliminate the
school sections as he bad used this
method OF check-matine lieu land
In other reserves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
FOURTEEN PERISH
| n N A RlNE
DISASTER
Bound Schooner Pounds
to Pieces. Off Storm Swept
Hatterasi All on Board Are
Drowned,
[pr Mornlng gournnl snselA Ieasea wIrel

NOrfolk, va, FoII. ] With a
northwest wind blowing "A fiftyurie
gale. the three-masted schooner
Frances, Captain coombs. from New
York TO Jacksonville, Fla, WAS washed
ashore on The Hatteras coast this
morning and pounded 20 pieces by the
seas Before lite savers could reach the
vessel fourteen men were supposed to
have been lost.
none Of the bodies have been
washed ashore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
FRAUDS
IN PHILIPPINES
Witness Who Exposed Them
Murdered at Instigation Of
Corrupt Officials is Belief of
Authorities,

Manila. Feb / some ST the wit
nerser for The government Ia los in-
N~ostikatioN 90 the extensive election
frauds In l.aguna province wHs mur-
dered after he had made damaging
statemonts on the stand II is said
that those Who we're Responsible Tor
the corruption az the polls inspired
The murder.
Aa 81 result of les inquiry the gov
ernmrnt threw out the cluim uf Gcn-
cral CABLES. long governor OF iaeuna,
who contested the election after htH
aeieat la-t NoNo mher had heen an-
uOuuDtd Thr contest developed shet
There had been Wholesale bribery OF
election officials.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
Directions for Collie In HORSES

Directions for Collie In Horses
Contents OF small bottle Painkiilef
tperry Da,is) IN quart bottle. add
pint warm ar cold water. sweeten
with moiosses. shake well until all
mixed. Give about half at once.
then balance in fifteen minutes. If
first dose Is not sufficient This viii
be found a ncvcr-faulng remedy. 25c
for "a large bottle, Also IN ssc. and
in sec. sizos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

Tho Life 81 Moses. second series. at.
The CRYSTAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

See little Miss Florence Loudcn-
singer in vaudeville al the Crystal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

Watch FOR the amateurs next Fri
day night, at the Crystal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

Sec little Miss Florence Louden.
slayer in vaudeville at the Crystal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27
Wprb &crantpn.

= Sin OOppsltss 0Obnbaus on @a'
pusu StruBe, uOn Faul Pstritus unO
5runt SrOwn bepObnt, purbe Montas
0iudt Oura siusn SrunO 5srftOrt, Osfsn
@ntitsbuns unbefannt lit.
- Sruu Sate @ibb uOn SdOOl Ctr,
7S Sabre oft, Duros SOnntas Morssn
Ourd Ssudtsus sritidt I'M 9stt aufse,
funoen uno cine llnteriuhuns ergab,
caB cine lsdbufts RUhre ihrss @usOfsns
oae llnslid usruriadt bate.
- Or. Ebsobor Surstb BON Can.
oerion Gusnue unb isin @buuffsur SO.
waro 3mid batten Samitas absno elm
fnappss @ntiommen, als isin automo'
bill uuf Der Oft Diarfst StraBs RrsuS.
uns BON sinsm .. & 3. 5radt;us &C.
tlOfsn Duros. 8eibs fOnntsn r,6t,sitis
unpsrlsst ubiprins.n, absr bic Dtai9ins
wuroe 5srtriimmsrt.
- Sn sinem 8stt3immsr zines sc.
bduoss on Glbrisbt Gpenus, psl6ss
BON artbnr 6. Bauniiter als g8Obnune
uno Sdderei benntt murbe, CAB ss Inn
II llbr Sreitas Oia9t einsn 8ranb, Der
Dor isinsr. Bepdltisuns siusn Sdabsn
uon unssfdbr $500 anridtsts. Das
Dad Oss @ebduSss brannte ab, bic
3immsreinrihtuns, mo Der 8ranb sut.
itano, ipuroe jsritOrt unb aut ionIt
ourd Seusr unO 8aiier S6absn auss.
ribtet.
- GlS bic 1s Sabre alte Bertha
Sampiou uOn Slorence StraBs Ii6 am
Disnitas nm Wtittsrna6t aaf benz SBss
nod 9auie befan6, wuroe iie an 9ioro
Wfain luenue pon einem 0fann, Der
binter sinsm Yfoitsn beruoriprang, 10
sridredt, OaB iie Obnmddtis wurOs.
Sorbsr CAB iie aber sinen sellsnbsn Ruf
uno oieisr ideint ben 0ssslassrer in
bic 6lu6t sstrieben gu baben. Das
WfIohen muroe furS uadber auf Der
StraBe lieseno anissfuuosn unO oann
bsim 9eletet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27
Bon Der Sdbfeite.

Der Stord bat bel oem Gbepaar 9ii'
dOtuus Dipprs on Glib sBsbitsr ausnus
elm S6bnlsin binterlaiien.
@r.albsrmann SObn 8. RuOOp Don
Der 20. 8aro lit am Dounsrftae in isi'
nsr @obuuns on @soar aueuus ssitOr'
ben unb wurbs Sumitas besrbist.
Srau amunbu SaOmmsr itrsnSts am
OtOutus ssssn ibren @atten RObsrt cine
@bsidsibuussflass on unb sisbt uls
@runb barburiids Bsbanbluns on.
Ole Ritslisbsr bss ct. Marisn
8unbss babsu cine Sperstts In Borbs.
reituns, mslde am 8orabenb beS Dant'
iasunsstusss in Der ct. Wiarisn Suus
uufssfhbrt werbsn iOl.
Srdulsin anna Rumminser BON 719
Glbsr Strabe unb @bwarb 5. Spobrer
bon 921 Glib 0sbiter Guenue iuurbsu
seitsrn WtOrsen Ourd Pfarrer Pster
@briit in Der ct. Ntarien Stride setruut.
Die 8srmdbluns BON 5rdulsin @liiu'
beth WOrlans uOn gSillop Struse uno
2sslis 8bitmau BON Diamond Gusnus,
Die idon Dor UtOnatsfriit in Cation er.
folSts, tpuros Donneritas anSefiiHoiSt.
Disisu DOnueritas absnb fiubst In
Der arbeiter Salle bic @eneralpsriamm'
lung Der Grbeitsr M6bsIueriiderunss
@sislli9aft BON yfOro amerifa itutt, in
psl6er idmmtli6e Mitslieosr sri9einsr
iOlltsn.
Billiam Rsmpe BON Glib 8sbtsl
9luenue unb Srdulein emma 2isbrid
uon @rOue StraBe, DunmOre, lisBer
iid, wis am Sreitus beiannt purbs, sin'
SSO6e 3uuOr in Oisp 9Ort als Gin @bs'
puur einissnsu.
Die 1ebrsrSsreinisuns Der SidOrt
StraBe Presb9terti1en @smsinoe bal
am 5rsituS absno bic fOlsenosn Beam
ten srpablt: superintendent. 8. SrsO
S6wsnf; @sbilfs Superintsno't, Ssn'
rp Sdsusr; Sefretdr, Sobn SrhGtsl
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tbeiur, SObn Sumter; @ebilfen, SObr
Subn, SObn Silbebranbt uno Sarrr
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27

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