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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
ONE LONE DEMOCRAT
PLAYED WITH REGULARS
Cannon Was Asleep But Rushed
Ha|t-DTeSScd Into House
TO Vote


Washington, ~ G. Aprll IN The
railroad bin was the one conspicuous
feature before both the senate and
house, In the house The body Of the
insurgents" joining the Democrats,
practically took charge Of the meas
urc. They succeeded In hayug
adoptod numerous amendments, ono
OF which would remove from the
president to tho supreme court nj the
United states tic authority for tho
organization Tor tho court Of com
mercc progided in the bill.
The entire day was devoted to dis
cusslng and voting on the commerce
court paragraph A motion by Mr.
Hubbard Of iowa TO strike ont tic en-
tire commerce cuUt provision was
defeated by tic vote. The defeat OF
the motion was accomplished only
after the greatest activity ON the plrl
Of the majority to summon regular
Republicans The FIRST vote was l2
for and l30 against, but Mr., Bennett
Of New York, who was in the chair,
cast his vote In the negative, making
II tie A demand for vote by tol.
lcrs was then made and the house or.
ganl2ation leaders, as well as their
opponents, scurrled about to secure
votes.
Enter Cannon, Dishabille.
Speaker Cannon, who was sleeping
in his private room, was awakened,
and rushed into the house without a
collar, to cast his vote He had no
time to make a toilet
Mr. Sheppard OF Texas was prac.
iically taken bodily by his Democratic
colleagues from the house barber shop
and came into the house chamber
collar in hand. The vote by telers
was l40 to l39, Mr. Bennett agalu
voting in the negative, making an
othef tie and defeating the provision.
One Democrat, Mr.. Russell of Tex
as, voted with the regular Republic
ans on every motion The "lnsurg
ents' varied in their voting AT
times as many as Is voted with the
Democrats. while on other motions
their numbers were reduced to about
a dozen,
The amendment Of MI Macon or
Arkansas to reduce the number OF
Judges on the commerce court from
five TO three and that Of Mr.. Wanger
of Pennsylvania 10 increase their
terms OF service on the court flom
FIVE to ten years, were defeated.
Insurgents Busy.
Ny. Madison Of Kansas. an "in-
surgent" offered an amendment re.
duclng from sixty to seven days the
period during which an order Of the
interstate commerce commission
might be suspended by the commerce
court pending application of The court
for It's Injunction in certain cases.
The insurgents very generally v0t-
ed for the amendment, which was
carried 1913 to ia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
GUTHRIE MARKETS.

Corn G1c
Millct sl.25.
Oats f5c
Baled hay $lt to sl3.
Loose hay-SS to $40.
Flour, soft wheat pacent-- $40.
Hard wheat s2.55.
Wheat. hard 95c.
Wheat, soft $lO7 ~,
Bran. soft wheat $l.35.
Shorts $i45.
Alfalfa meal si.25.
Alfalfa seed Sl2 TO $l4 per bu.
Cane seed-sl.25.
Chops sl,45.
Kafiir corn-65c.
Millet seed sl.50.
Oyster shells $l.25.
Corn meal--$1 10.
Lambs to $6.
Beef--S3.5 80 to 81 so.
Hogs--$S to $3.50.
Veal-s320 to $4.OO.
Eggs--l6c
Butter-l5c.
Hens--12 1-2c.
Geese-7c.
Ducks-8c.
Potatoes-Colo., 60c.
Seed, 0hio-80c.
Strawberries, per crate-$4.
Burbank and Rose--S0c.
4 Cahbhge-3 L.,
OniOns--4c. a
Apples, SI35 to s225.
Hides. salt cured, No. 1--8c.
Hides, green, No. 1-7c.
Hides No. 2, one cent less.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
FRUIT is NOT HURT
Special to Daily Leader

SpeciaI 70 Daily Leader
Ardmore, Okla. April 27-Tho Ard,
moreite says Uncl c Jim AIverson
who Is here today from Woodfo,d
sass the lands lying along the south
side of the Arbuckle mountains have
not been damaged in any way by the
cold but that farther away frost has
injured garden truck and has delayed
corn somewhat. No berry crop loss
can be discerned No ropantng will
be necessary. He says II any cotton
Was far enough advanced to be above
tbe ground that it Is killed but the
ccld snap came too earl VITO do ans
considerable damage to cotton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
WOULD SEIZE COTTON
(By Associated pressl

Mobile, Ala. April 27,-A motion
Tor writ Of seizure in connection
with the cotton on board the steamer
Melton which is now being held
through Injunction, was argued in the
United States courts by attorneys
representing the receivers for Knight,
Yancey q Co, and attorneys for the
steamship company. Decision was
received by the court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
JUDGE is CHOSEN
fBy Associafan pressl

Washington, d. c.. April 27- Pres
ldent Taft yesterday sent to the SEN
ate the nomination. Of Carl Rasch OF
Montana to be United States district
iudgss in that state Mr. Rasch has
been acting as assistant counsel for
SECRETARY Of the interior Ballinger.
before the Ballinger-Pinchot investi-
cation committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
SHIP SAFE, THEY SAY.
(By Associated Press)

st. Johns, n, f., April 27.--A re-
port that the sealing steamer Aurora,
with crew Of 1S7 men, had not been
seen since the first ot the month, is
not regarded BY the Aurora's owners,
G. 7 Bowring & Co. (limitcd), with
alarm, They declare the Aurora a
staunch ship and expect her in port
by Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
ROOStvELT'S NAME
IN CONTROVERSY
Clapp and Hughes Rode Mad|y
Through The Taft Rail-
road Measure
(By Associated Press)

I Washington, y. G., April 27--lu the
4 senate yesterday Mr. Clapp delivered
defiance TO the administration and
the regular party leaders IN congress
III connection with the supposed cI.
fort TO read 'insurscnt" senators ont
of the Ba ty. MIR. Clapp intimatcd
That the mass Of the people were not
following the leaders, who, he said,
were merely reading themselves out
OF the party by the course they were
adopting He took especial exceptions
to the recent speech Of Attorney Gen.
eral Wickersham. Mr.. Clapp said in
The beginning they We're told the ac-
ceptancc Of the bill without condition
was to be the test Of party loyalty
an hat 1t must go through without
debate,
Holding at arms length a copy Of
the abroad bill, Mr.. Clapp declared
Mr.. Roosevelt never had sent to con.
Sress any orders to put it through
Referring to what he characterized
as Mr.. Crawford's frantic appeal" to
the Roosevelt policies in support OF
his amendment. Mr. Clapp declared
NJ. Roosevelt never had attempted to
dictate to his party Next To Alb.
Lincoln, no man had ever so accu-
rately interpreted the public will nor
had been so far from attempt at die
tation as had been Mr. Roosevelt, he
said.
After Roosevelt Evil.
The evil time had come after Mr..
| Rooseyelt's retirement and when d
few men in congress had undertaken
to usurp themselves the right to
trample on the rights OF the people,
drrosate to themselves the right to
say what would be done, he declared.
NO harmony could be expected to
come from such dictation. The Re-
publican party never had resided In
the White House nor In the capitol,
he said, but was found in the coun-
try at large.
Mr.. Clapp said he believed the
American people still wee reluctant
TO give up the Republican party.
which had brought them so much
good and thought if congress would
pass railroad bill and such say
ings bank bill as would be acceptable
and give the public a tariff commits.
sion, the party still might be saved.
Senator Hughes followed with a
sweeping attack on the bill.
III is not craftsmanship to urge the
great measures like this" he said
without argument or explanation.
The people have a right to ask more
when their interests are so material
/ ly affected"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
800 oooo ooo o O ooo O
XIII the Bill, June II.
, o 5000 10000 GO o {

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature in driving all
impurities out Of the system insur.
Ing a free aud regular condition and
restoring the organs of The body to
health aud strength. sold by all deal
crs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
WANTS THE ODD CHANGE
Special to Daily Leader.

Oklahoma City, OKLA April 27.-
Claiming that vicious bulldog at
tackled her and bit her seycraf times
inlilcting severe and permanent in
iurics while she was on her way tc
town, Mrs w. II Merchant is suing
Weston Atwood, owner Of the dog, IN
the superior court for $3,029,G5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
WOULD WIRING
HER HANDS
AND CRY, SAYS MRS. MoRAck OF
COAL PORT, BECAUSE MY
BACK HURT so BAD UN.
TIL | TOOK cARoUl

Coal Port Ky.-"I used to suffer so,
with sick headache, and would lie in
bed for or days; my side and legs
hurt, and had dragging down pains
Ny back hurt so bad would wiring
my hands and cry, and H. didn't look
like | could live, so my father bought
me bottle Of Cardui, and began
to use it.
Before | began TO Use It, had sut-
fercd misery every month"; lor two
years, and was walking skeletons
Everybody said had consumption.
used bottles Of Cardu and now
/ am we'll All my aches and pains
are gone, can work and sew all day
and it don't hurt me.
You may have The utmost conf
dence in Cardui, as woman's tonic,
1t is your friend, II will help You. H.
will do YOU no harm. 1t acts gently
1t leaves no bad after effects What
is good for other women must Ger
tanly be good for YOU
why not tiy Cardui?
y, H. Write TO; Ladies' Advisory
Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co.
{ chattanooga, Tenn, for Special In
struclions, and Gi-pagc book, "lIoue
Treatment for Women sent in plain
wrapper on request,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

Malaria Makes Pale SlckTy Children.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
Less CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
aria and builds up the system. For
grown people and Children soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

Good results always follow the use
of Folcy's Kidney pills. They give
prompt relief In all cases OF kidney
and bladder disorders, are healing,
Strengthening and anti-septic. Try
themJ. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
Insurgents Busy.
peRRY DAVIS pAlNKlLLER

Is an ounce Of preYentIOn' AZ Nell aH
a pound of cure For bowel tfou
bles, skin wounds, colds, aud Other
ills. 35o and soc sizes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
ACertaln Cure for Aching Feet,

Shake Into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, powder. It cures Tired, Ach-
Ing, Callous, Sweating, Swollen feet.
AZ d uggists, 25c. Try it today Sam
pie FREE. Address, Allen S. Ohm.
sted, lie Roy, N. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
Your tongue Is coated.

NF'T 'T'FFFFF' TVFTFF
Headaches come and 70.
These symptoms show that yout
stomach Is the trouble 70 remove
The cause is the first thing. and Cham
herlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
VIII do that. Easy to take ana most
effective. Sold by all dealers,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Dom Suhertiih.

Die ausuit.ausSabs Der ~Deutiden
Sausfrau", Wfilnaufes, Bis.. melds
ioebsn sri6ienen lit. bistet nit ihrem
rsi9baltissn Snbalt ben 9sisrn cine isbr
untsrbaltsnOs Wtitiommer Siummer.-
Shou bas Titslblatt ~Souueublumen4,
uad bem @smaloe BON 8uulbad, wirtt
anIiebenO. Gom Subalt beben mir ber'
Dor einen intsreiiauten arttfsl iibsr
0sr6bsimsr, ben SelOen uon Sristunp.
uou @eors pou Stal, uuo ueridiebene
tiir3ere Nrtifel. tbeils prattiiden uno
lsbrreidsn Snbultes. Yin @rjdhlunsen
bistet bic SOrtissuns Der fsIielnosn StO'
uslle. -Du biit fir MIDI, uou @la
2inoner. Wtanst unb msbrere flsinere
Stisssu unipredeuoe llntsrbaltuns fur
bic NtitiOmmsrSeit. Sir Muiitfreuuoe
1T bur9 Elm bhbides Muiititiid fur
Piuno ssiOrst uno fur bic alsinsn iinb
lsbrrei9s uno amiiiante @si4idtsn, Ss'
oidts uuo Spisle uorssisbsn. Die Sc
Ssiteu itaris, reid illuitrirte Slummer
briust aud cine Guspabl Der ueueiten
8utterid Sommsrmoosn, pie aud cine
sroBe anIabl Sorlassn biibider 9anb'
arbsitsu, Gnlsitunssn gum 8leibermas
den uno fir TrauermObsn; srprObts
Rs;spts fir bic aade i'm CONNER. aller'
lei prattiide Rutbidtdss far bic 9aus'
frau fhr bus Suus unO ben @urten,
iibsr bdusli4s 9siuubbsitspflsse unb
siusn rsi6bultiSsu, tntsreiiautsn Brief
taIten. Miit elmer 9iummsr wie bieie,
ltsbt bic -Dsutids Sausfrau- ben beiteu
In. unb uusldnOiidsn 3siti9riftsn an
Snbalt ni9t na9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Suumpre.

Der bio Dor Sabresfrift babisr
mobnbafte 35 Sabre alte Peter Pa1ton.
osfen Wuttsr au appls Stra6s pObnt,
pnrbs Sonntas In ben Stablwsrfen 3a
Bsit Ssnsca, uabs Buffalo, auf Der
Stslle setSbtst, als sr nit siuem eleftr'
idsn Drabt in 8eriibruns fam.
Der 76 Sabre ulte 9enrp Sspsa
BON bier, elmer Der Bioniere BON Sada'
mamma @ountp. lause Sabre 3ablmsb
fter Der Psnuipluania 2oblen @Ompante
unO Sdasmsiiter Der @rie & Bpomins
8alsp @iieubabu, purOs am DOnnsr'
itas Wtorssn bel Der @ris Sahnitation
in Maplspoob uOn einsm SerSidlaS be-
fallen uno ftarb in eiuisen Wfinutsn.
@rit fur3 uorber bate er ben ibn begris
senoen 9stanutsn srtldrt, OaB er iid
ausss,siduet bsiiuoe.
- Dis hieiiss Seusrwshr purbe uon
Samitas absuo bis Souutus abeno
auf benz Sprung ssbalteu. Ssnn in oie'
fer 3sit sab es flint alurms. Der erfts
Brano srsisuste iid Samitas Siaht nm
sttpa 10 llbr in Der Patrid Smith SSob'
uuus on Oft Driuier Stra6s unS Sis'
islbe murbs serit0rt, nobel bic Samilis
elm fuappss @nttommsu bate; Srau
Smith puroe bSs am @eiift uub ben
Sdnosn psrbraunt. als iis usriudts. uon
benz Snbalt Su retteu. 3aum bate iih
bic Ssuermsbr misbsr nod ben Quartie'
rem bsseben, als iie na4 Der SObn Dan'
oa S9suns an Tbroor StraBe ssrnfeu
purbs, mo Der 8rauo unjUsifslbaft an'
sslsst morbsn mar. Sountas Sormit'
taa aab es In elmer Bsttitube ber 8all
8obuuns on Wonroe auenue einsn
8rauo, ben pabridsinlid ainoer nit
StrsidbOl,srn ueruria4t battsh. ytab'
mittas 2 llbr fOlste wieber Elm sllarm,
Elm Seusr in bem Seller beS Srau Smilp
gouus @ebdubss an Sib 8lutslp ctr.
anfiinoissnb, wetdss aui ben Ssller be-
idranit perben fonnte. Gin auosrer
alarm srfOlOts bulb llbr absHbs, als
man Stamnen In Der SintsrwanS Der
Saa S6misOe on apple Strase snt'
6edte, mo i6On friiber am Gase 3psi
fteine Sranbe BON gtudbarn selUiat
porosn parsn. Die pier lsstsn Srdnos
rid,tstsu uur ssrinssu S4aosn an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Mprb Serautrn.

- Die bisitse .. & 3. 8ahnitatiou
tpurbe friib 5reita9 Wtorssn BON @iu'
bre9ern bsiudt uno nm $2.35 beraubt,
all bas @slb, wsl9ss Die 3erls finoeu
fonuteu.
- Sibueb 1oue bon Bon Stordj
guenue rur6e am Ntontas un Wttffliu
9Iuenus BON etnent 9udupanua 3us &C.
troffeu, sntiam aber NIT elmer ;eriduu'
beuen rs6teu S9ulter.
- Der 16 Sabre alts Sobn 8oOil
BON Deacon StraBs ipollte am DOnner'
flag Sta9mittas ju @larf's Summit
sinen 9adamanna 5ra&tjus bsiteiseu,
maGts absr eiusu 5ebltritt uub iiel uu'
ter bic Rdber, bic ibm oas redte 8ein
uuterbatb BEN 9uie oerart 3erbriidten,
baB es ipdter i'm Staut 9Oipital ampu'
tirt meroeu muBte.
- Gls Der 3s Sabre alte alsr Sorol
BON SolOw StraBe am 5reitag In au'
setrunfsnem 3uitauo Gin 3oitbaus an
Siler Strase betrat. fling er oann iofort
Streit an uno wurbe pom jpsi Wtdu'
neru ansssriffen. bsren Siamsu ct ieboa
sur 3sit permei9erte. Sein 8opf uno
@siidt murosn ssridunoen uuo mon
uabm au9 an, baB mebrsre Rippsn &C.
brO9en ieieu, iOouB feline 1sbsriiibruns
in's Stuat SOipitaI srfOlsts.
- RaHbem Der 8ersmaun Sobn
DUBBED uon set. Ssrnon StruBe am
Ntontas Gbeub bon isinsr Gasesarbeit
beimseiebrt mar. fano er ieine Satin In
Tbrdnsn unb iie erfldrts ibm oann, baB
elm italisniider 9uuiirsr, Der als abra'
BAN bsiannt LIT uub felt sinissu Gassn
bel ibnsn in Soft mar, iie ju uer9eualti'
gen usriu4t bate. 8uoed besab iid
bieraui nod bes Stalieuers 3immer
unb in BEN fOlssubsu Dortpe4iel er'
sriff sr cine Ssttlatts uub bieb auf ben
Serl los, bic ibm Der Sddosl Sebro6eu
unb etus Ssits bss @sitdtss jsridmet'
tert mar. Der Stalieuer parb in aug
itsrbsnbem 3uituuo in has
Staat Soipital iibsrfiibrt uuo DUBBED
psrbaftst uuo einssitsdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Bon 1eter6bura.

= Der Stor9 bat pitliommsue Yin.
bsnfsn hintsrla1eu bel ben Samilisu
Ssrmaun Stsnbsr uon Gib StraBe unb
Sreo. Start pon 8erse auenue bel ere
ftsren iit's elm S0bnlein, bel lesteren
elm EO4terleiu.
-Ssrr anbrsas !3Opft, Elm lausidb'
rissr 8swobnsr bieiss Sta6ttbeiles, 1T
am Sountas in Der 2Bobnuus isinsr
S1msiter, Srau 9atbarine 9uber uon
Taplor apsnus, I'M alter BON 78 Sab
rem seitorbsn. Der 8eritorbsns purbs
in 8iuisau, S4wsiS, ssborsn, mar Gin
8stsran bss Siirssrfrisses, unO uubsr
Der S6wsftsr iiberlsbt ibn nod Elm Bru'
Der I'm @siten. Die 8eiiesuus erfolste
am Disnltas i'm Dunmore 5risobofs,
pobin ibm Der @raub Grmp POitsn
uub Der Scrantou @riitli Serein oas
@sleite sabeu.
- als iie Samftas Otadt bic Bride
na6 9una Part freujten, uurOsu ois
spsi E69ter bss @illiam 9isaps pOn
Sutforb Rlucs BON spsi asrlsu iibsrfuI'
len, bic ben 8sriu9 madten, iis ibrer
S9mudIadsu 3u bsruubsn. Die Mab'
den srtanutsu ibrs ansrsifsr uls Soc
Nopit unb Clarence Corner, uuO srits.
rsr, Der an PrsscOtt auenus pobut,
purbe Mfontas Sla6t bon Der Poliiei
biusfsit ssma9t uuo ipatsr fir Elm ss'
riatlidss @ria.iusu uutsr s 500 Shrs'
i&aft ssftsllt.
I @utss Ding - @lart &::SuOueI
EOp Baps uuO ubssjossusr Eabai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
8anoess ess@eriantmlang,
in 2ieoerfran3 Saue,
Treitag 9lbeaS, ben II. 9lugaf.

Bir iasen '8eriamnilunsA
neil es psniser cine Seriammluns oes
8adawanna i3msises lift, alS cine iOtds
Der 8orltanbe Der nit oem 3weiss per'
biiuSeten Sereine. Danit 1T in6efen
ni6t seiast, baB ireeno etn Osuti9sr,
Der iid fir Die Sads intereiiirt unS
mitbslfen mill am suten Bsrfe nit Ratb
uub Gbat, bonn 8eiud Der Seriamm'
lung ausssi&lofeu ift-im Ssssntbsils,
es iiub alle millfommeu, psl@s ssrma'
uif9en Stammes iiub nno bic oa 9Iau'
ben, bas bas Dsutf&tbum BON Scran'
ton mad elmer DulelperiOOe BON 10-12
Sabren ipieber siumal 3eiseu iollte, bas
Die .alte @aros" nod lsbt, psnn aud
bic Reibsu sslidtst iino, oaB nod Dsut'
i6e senus bier iino, I'M elm 5eft 3u
fsisrn, ous aasu Sur @brs uno 0lusen
sereift.
alIo, bic Easssorbuuus ooer oer
3wsd Der 8sratbuns pirO isiu: ~
Guf nslde Dsiis follen bic Dtittel fiir
ben i'm Suni 1911 bier ituttfinoenOeu
StaatsfOuueut aufsebraat weroen? 2)|
Coll In 8srbinOuns nit benz aonpsnt
elm rDsutidsr Gag" sefsiert werosnP
Der erits Tbsil nirb peniser Shpis'
risfeiten MAIDEN uno fam nit sntem
0illen ssl6it wsrbsn, wis ibn bsbsutsnS
fleinsre Staots bieies Staates 3u pOlli'
ger 3ufrisbeubeit sel6it babsn. wftt
msbr @rnit unO SOrii6t muB uan Der
jpsiten 5rass ndber treten, bsnn 3u be-
rem 9Sluns 1T bic Ntitbilfs uielsr willi'
ger 9dnbe uUtbiS uuo Der aoitsnpuuft
1T elm bsbsutsnber. aGeroinss, fpenn
als 70 bddtsn, pie t5reuno Wollitor,
Der als arrnsr arbeiter isin Sdsrfein
freuOissu Ntutbss Offsrirte, 10 fOants
am @slinssu Oes Bsrfes fein 3wsifsl
beltebert. Aber-aber-
allo, ss pir6 srwartet. SaB nddften
Sreitas Gbsno bic srften orei Ssamten
Der usri9isOsnsn Bsreine mitiammt ben
Delssaten Osrislbsn ii6 in Der 9ieosr'
trun3 Salle 3ur Seratbuns sinfinben,
usbit alien auOsrsu, ueIds ii4 fur Die
SaGe intsreifirsn, ips3iell rsHts uisle
@tu;etslisOsr. Die uOrlis9suOsu Srussn
iollteu ernit uno leibenidaftslos naG
alien Seiten beratben weroeu, bamit
ui6t I'M llebereifer Elm Be6iel uusss'
felt wirb, ben man bel Der Serfalljeit |
nidt einlSisn fauu. 1no-Otota bsue
bic Sdwei3sr babeu stnsn feruisen
Sprud, Der bsist alio: User nidt mill
nit tbateu, braudt aud ni9t nit su
ratben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11

Sie srFs R,geI ber Gliidielisieit !:
Der 9Srper mus seiunO isin. Sbnt
@siunbbsit feline @IidisIisisit. SObalb
Sie trant FnO, nuB bus Spitsm iOfOrt
In Srbnuus Ssbrudt psrOsu. Das Der.
armts Slut mus Siaaruus srbuItsn uno
bic fridge 3iriulution mu6 bsi&lsuuist
wer6en. 9sin Wtittel bat In iolheu
Sallsn siusn 10 slduSenOsn @rfols uuf'
,umeiisu, pis 5Orni's alpentrdutsr.
Saiden Sis cine Poftfarts an Or. Better
Sabrnsp & SOus Co., 1925 90. 9ogns
ape., GbiensO, Su., oa bic WtsoiIin in
isiner apotbsie ju babeu lit.
Sornis alpeutrduter Slutbslsber III
su babsu bel Ssurp 0altsr, 1O11 @sbar
Guenue. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
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