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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18
T0OAY'S RACING RESULTS

1, won; Autumn Rose, to ). Sec
ond; Bon Ami, third. Time,
1:O73-5.
Third race-Seymole. IL to 1,
won; Colonel Joe, to 1. second:
Ten PAGES, third. Time. Las 2-5.
Fourth race-Osorine, to l.,
won; Fulfill, I to 10, second; Aron-
dack, third. Time, lao 3-5.
Fifth race-Molesey, Is to 5.
Won; J. H. Reed. to 5, second;
Golconda, third. Time. 1:45 2-5.
Sixth race-Merry Gift, to l..
won; st. Joseph. 5 to 2, second:
Gerrymander, third. Time. LAS 40.
TAMPA, March 1S.--Results:
First race-M. Depres, s to i,
won; Lord Wells, to 5. second;
Bertha ID. third. Time, as 2-5.
Second race-Achive, to l, won;
c. II. Patten. even, second; Yam
kee Pooh, third. Time, 1:04.
+ Fourth race-Joe Moser, to 5.
won; Percy Taylor, to l, second;
Bosom Friend. third. Time, 1 :03 3-5.
Fifth race-Donaldo, s to 5, won;
Punky, even, second; Judge Dun
don, third. Time, Ill 3-5.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18
HE PEOPLE DECIDE THE RAILROAD RATE QUESTION

For Spokane the issue of the hour s Shall the city allow
the Milwaukee and North Coast roads to on their
own terms, or shall the city stand firm for its just rights?
The council acting for the city whole has declared
that the railroads must give terminal before they get
their franchises At meeting of members of the cham
Der of perhaps $50 out of the total membership
OF about 1000 passed resolution declaring for the admit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18

tance of the railroads without the terminal rates That
meeting not by any representative of the entire
cityt wasn't wholly representative of the chamber
of commerce membership and the vote on the resolution
was fairly close.
The two new roads taking the usual arrogant stand
They want everything, and will give nothing They
the same tmeworn aged argument about huge expendi
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18

ture of money the city will let em in their terms
and the equally rayed out threat that they will spend
one darned cent if the city won't be good dog
Now before discussing briefly the terminal propo
siton The Press wants to bring up the subjects of the
common clause and the grade separation matter
These roads have declined to be reasonable these
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18

SAN FRANcisco--Wiliiam FAR
nan, wealthy cattleman of Omaha,
Neb., arrives here In pursuit OF
daughter, BeryI. t6 years old. al
legged to have e;cpcd with French.
chauffeur named Beloit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18
IF U. s. CHARTERS JOHN D. S FORTUNE
1T MAY BE 80 BILLIONS IN 70 YEARS

NEW YORK. March 1S.New tookth he
breath from the rank and file announcing that the Rookie
feler chartered
permitted accumulate 1917
would equal the national world
These figures based of interest
consideration his
D. is drawing down better than 30 cent
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18
- n &
STORY CLUB
BY Edmund Vance Cooke.

BY Edmund Vance Cooke.
This new feature will
appeal to the little folks.
1t starts today on the
nome page-page 5.
For several weeks there
will be a daily session of
The Story Club. 1t will be
conducted by the Story
man and eight of his little
friends: Angelimp, Will
lybill, Buddyboy, Doll
child, Fizziwig, Freckle-
berry and Gabbleoff.
All of them will tell
stories.
AND YOU
Will be delighted to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18
TEN GIRLS HURT N FIRE

~ (By United Press Leased Wre)
NEW YORK, March 18Ten we're seriously iniured
today Resulting from
factory building Merce Wavery place.
Many girls and victims
taken hospitals Lillian Waxsen is Of
ably will die Theh building caught Of naphtha
of the floors When theh fire started there
more a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18

and It Was thought the debate had
been checked because less than a
quorum was present.
Then the fight took new turn
An effort was made to get every
representative into the house
Warrants We're issued for the 200
members absent and Sergeant-at-
Arms CaSSOn was instructed to
serve them. AS the hours passed
democrats began TO complain of the
lack of results obtained by Casson,
who was supposed to be drumming
C1a4;...ozj -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18

subjects we'll Leaving terminal rates out of the ques
ton The Press believes that every man and woman in
town should positively insist that the clause
and grade separation agreements be incorporated in the
franchise that the roads should stay out of Spokane
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18

Wake up. citizens. Are YOU going
to let these, new railroads take just
as many things away from you as
the old roads have done? Can't you
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-18

realize that this is the only timo
YOU can demand and set cnncea-
sions from the railroads--,hcforQ
Continued on Page atevsns
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Continued on page 2,
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(ContInued on Page q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
SCHOOL TERM IN THE
DEMING SCHOOLS
COMES TO A CLOSE


Especial Correspondence to Morning Jonrnal /
Deming. n NJ. May 2f.-Thc
school term Of the Deming pubic
schools closes today. The com
menccment exercises will he held to-
night at Clarks opera house. Most
OF the teaching force VIII leave Dom
ing for the summer Miss Decker, the
teacher Of English In the high sehool,
will 90 10 her home in Roswell. she
has accepted position In the Roswell
schools for next year. Miss Bergen
viii 90 To Indiana. Miss Waddick to
Iowa. Miss edo to Silver city, Miss
Rogers to Iowa, Miss Kelley 70 Ten
nessce, Miss Iverson to California ana
Miss Bonham to oklahoma Mrs.
Stecker has obtained a leave of alb
sence for Il year aud viii spend this
time i'm the University of California
Miss Gertrude webb, the kindergar-
ten teacher, viii return to her home
in Chicago Miss Anderson viii go
to Denver, colo, where she is TO be
married to James y. Funk, a promi-
nent ranehman of Hayden, Colo
superintendent Doderer viii remain
ia Deming during the summer.
The Dcming lee and Electric COM
pany have received an of the equip-
ment for building their power lines
and installing motors for pumping
They expect 10 have all the motors
contracted for in operation inside OF
"A month
w. A. Cassman, deputy United
states marshal. is in Deming today.
Moutaville Flowers, the distin-
guished monologist, is spending few
days in Deming.
ii. Il Belts OF silver City passed
through here today
r. a. Kerr a prominent cattlemah
nf I.ordsburE. has been in Demng Tor
"a few days
Hugh Williams and wife are here
from isl Paso TO attend the commence
ment exercises.
L.. stevenson of Swisher county,
Texas. has bought lnnd six miles south
OF peming,
Mir. aud Mrs. Ray Walker are vis-
iting AIRS Walkers parents, Mr and
Mrs A. ] Watkins.
-
Orphcum vaudeville. Airdeme to-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
TINE suBlIMITY or nERoISM.

Another French submarine. bearing
twenty-Heven brave officers and men,
has gone to the bottom snuffng out
the precious lives The French gov
ernment. which has been conspieu-
ously unlueky ia this regard. Is en-
titled TO the deep sympathy of the
world, and the hearts OF the people
of the nations viii go out 70 the
wives and children and sweethearts,
perehanee. loft mourning for twenty
seven daunuess men. For the fire.
quency With which such accidents
have happened in the past few years
is appainng
The sailor who enters the stnftN
hold 81 one Of these invaders OF the
deep takes his life in his hand We
do not perhaps realize the grandeur
al the Quiet and matter 81 fact hero
ism with which a patriot does his
duty under such circumstances. This
last catastrophe. IL IS needless to say
win have no effect on the spirit ~
the intrepid men al France who are
called upon 10 man the submarines
THE sublimest hcroism Is that which
quietly faces. every day. deadly peril
of terrible death without e thought u
0lnehins
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
HONORS AWARDED At
ROSWELL
Scholarships and
Other Distinctio is Announc-
ed at New Mexican Military
Institute.



Roswell, n NJ, May 27--At the
close Of the I90a-10 term OF the New
Mexico Military Institute YESTERDAY
the promotions and distinctions were
announced as follows in part. COL
leGlate scholarship for highest gener
al average Of year, 70 Milton A. Pitt
of Roswell, preparatory scholarship
70 Q. II. Parish, Edwin r. Coleman,
Of Isl Paso, won the collegiate scholar
ship, but being graduate. the honor
went to the second highest, cadet Pitt.
Thomas A. Stancliff Jr. Of Lake
Arthur, Edwin T.. Coleman. Of FL
paso, and stephen W. Hin received
highest honors in the order mentioned
among the graduates for work IN all
lines. both academic ana military. In
military tactics the honors went as
follows: Best drilled company through
the year, "Cs' Company, Best drilled
cadet through the year, Cadet Iassa-
ter. Deserving Of special mention are
Cadets Roberts, Wiwi ana Closson in
"A" Company Cadets Saunders
Creamer and higgins In ''S" Company
and Cadets Guy Garrett, Hubbard and
Glenn Coulson In "Cf Company Best
marksman. Cadet Baird. with p 45
out Of score of 20; second, Cadet Tur-
ner, with 22 12 out Of 25. The schol
arship awards, mentioned above. give
tHt NiililtiN VI iilEittSA ~ Ntii III AiiF
academic department in the first and
second place, viz; f. p. Coleman and
NJ, NJ Pratt. Fer third place. r. a.
Stancliff, Jr., and T.. A. Roberts tied.
s. w, Hill and G. Coleman tied for
fourth. j. Il. Ryan, NJ. Sedler. T Roy
bal and p. Il. Bird tied for firth.
Promotions for next year are as
follows. Captains, Baird, Short and /
g. Garrett first lieutenant and adju- |
tant. to be supplied; second lieutenant |
and quartermaster Shadboldti second |
lieutenants. Bunting, j., colauitt s.,
Miller, Conway, Martin, Mcdonald and /
Morton; sergeant major, Roberts; first /
scrgeants Thompson, Saunders and |
Otero; color sergeants, Murray and |
higgins; principal musician, Clayton; |
drum major, Baldwin; sergeants Gar |
rett. j.. Creamer, Snyder, Taylor Las |
sater, Hubbard, Gise. McMurray and |
Blodgett; corporals, Ryan, Sherman. |
Closson Pierce, Edler, Wilcox, Car |
roll. Cotton. Bunting, G., Wilston, |
Coleman, Merrill. Wheeloek, Nisbet, |
Stewart. Peterson. Colquitt, o, and |
Bolcs.
--...--
Conducted as nice as q church--the
new Airdame.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
S STATEHOOD BILL
THIS WEEK
Chance for Its Passage If 1t
Comes Up Holt Says An
dreWS and Cameron Are
Confident

H. B. Holt. an attorney Of Las
Cruces, who passed through the city
last night en- route home from WASH
ineton wnere he spent month in
the interests of the Elephant Butte
project said that it was difficult 10
forecast what action, if any would be
taken upon the question of statehood
at this session Of congress.
"The best Information / can give is
what | am told by Delegate Andrews
and Delegate Cameron who have
ben on the ground. | would say that
Mr.. Andrews is confident and Mr.
Cameron very confident that the bill
will pass congress at this session, /
am informed that Mr., Catron, who
is in Washington from Santa re, has
wired friends that the statehood bill
viii be taken UP during the coming
wek. should that be done, it Is like
ly the measure will pass.
1T looks very favorable for the
passage of the 80 million dollar APP
bill for the reclamation
service work, but whether congress
viii get 10 it this session or not, is diff
ficult 10 determine.
g.
Big matinee at Gem today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
TRY GASOLINE.

The man who recently threw a pail
81 gasoline on fire IN q local tailor
shop demonstrated effectively that his
method AZ least WINS far from conserv
ative Bar we fnay not conclude from
this that gasoline Is not a useful fire
eytinguisher. Instead Of pouring il
on The flames, iet us explode It IN the
cylinders Of an automobile fire engine
and . serious problem for this city IL
solved
Present difficulties with the fire
horses have pointed out forcibly the
defects in the equine system of fire
protection. These defects assumed
3 most serions phase the other night
when valuable property was burning
while one of the fire horses baked al
the post.
The city should at least investigate
the merits Of the automobile fire en-
gine aud do 1t now. 10 the ordinary
man the advantages OF this type of
fire apparatus appear enormous. The
automobile gets 10 the fire with half
The fuss and fumaroio Of the horse
cart. II Is under better control The
tire chief can take his machlne 10
the fire IN person without having to
borrow buggy with a buzz wagon
hose cart there VIII be longer tho
danger Of getting stalled in sand on
the university hill. There viii be d
big saving Of precious moments after
the alarm IL turned In. The automa-
bile, properly treated, win not Dall
at tho critical 1uncture II will not
eat i.200 bushels OF oats year. II
does not have to be shod and the
maintenance cost should hr almost
negligible. rs tho totnl mileage Of the
machine Is small, and the wear and
tear correspondlnRly Light After the
first cost The expense would be
trlfle. IN short. the auto fire engine
has the tremendous advantages Of
speed, dependability and economy
These three words in The fire fight
ing game. spell effectiveness
Tho auto fire engine has demon
zlratod rs good points IN all The big
elites. Albuquerque should not be
behind the procession and in the pres
ant condition Of The firc fighting ma
ahincrv Of this city. it looks like q
good time 70 investigate the proposi-
ion
Albuquerque IS getting rapidly past
he village class and AZ she attnins |
he advantages Of city she should |
AXE up tho responsibilities. We |
'hnil have to apply city methods TO |
ire fighting rs Well as other things |
And IN this connection Il won't hurt
/ bit just 10 call attention again to |
he fact that we need something that |
yill throw stream effectively to the |
op Of Is five or six-story building and |
nddcrs which viii prove effective al
he same altitude.
Albuquerque has had phenomenal |
uck with her fires, But Il won't do
o bank too FAR on the wheel OF for
une.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
BODY OF UNFORTUNATE
MINE FOREMAN GOES TO
MAGDALENA HOME TODAY

The remains Of the late Albert Bent
Scheuficl1. the mine foreman no
died in hospital here as the result
of a mine accident at Kelly. n. NJ, will
probably be taken back to Magda-
lena for burial this morning accomp-
anied by a brother, Charles A Seheu-
rich. OF Clovis. An interesting fact
in connection with the deceased is
that he was q grand-nephew of Kit
Carson and a grandson Of Governor
Bent. the first American governor Of
New MeXico.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Mr.. Taft, plaintively rs usual, de-
preeatcs the insinuation that he re-
Elected on southern hospitality. Aside
from the offcnse of paining His tx-
eellency, It is really too bad to spoi'
the memories Of all those 'poasum
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
AUCTION

Wednesday, June 1st, at 2 p.
m. | will sell at auction the fur
niture at 312 North Sixth St.
This furniture is practically
new and up date. Fine din
ing table and chairs to match,
China Closet, Bed, Springs,
Rugs, Rockers. LinoleumS.
Dishes, Bedding, Refrigerator.
etc. An elegant five year old
horse and buggy. You that
want good goods can't afford
to miss this sale.
]. M. S0LLIE. AuCtioneer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

The crop Of libel suits growing out
OF the Ballinger investigation should
at least help reduce The cost Of living
for an imposing array Of needy law
Vers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

CLAWS is held up as the ideal public
While 1t must he admitted
that Ballinger has certainly failed 10
come up to that standard, Il Is doubt
ml il Mr. CLAWS would be an cmincnt-
ly safe man 10 trust with too big a
iob
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

that which peryades the entire enter
prising and progressive and, empire
building citizenship Of eastern New
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Madriz has taken BlHefields. This
ends one revolt. Next revolution
starts after an intermission of three
daNs.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Benjamin Ide Wheeler says the
flight is doubtful 0f course. It
isn't going 10 he IA waIkovcr for jeff
or the black.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
HOBO WAS CONVICT
WHO ESCAPED
While Looking at Dog Pound
Site Chief of Police and May
or Arrest Man Wanted in
Kansas.

When Thomas McMillin, chief Of
police. and Felix Lester, mayor drove
TO Marquette avenue and the railway
tracks yesterday afternoon 20 look a.
Mr.. Auge's site for 4 dog pound. they
saw three hohoes sitting on the rail-
way emhankment
Chief McMnlin approached the men
for the purpose Of telling them 10 fol-
low the track due east and not return,
when he suddenly recognized one OF
the men as Frank Miller who escap'
ed from the Kansas stat" rciorma-
tory at Olathe May To- and whose
picture the chief had just received
by mail with a description.
Miller was placed under arrest and
at once admitted his identity. The'
other hohoes were ordered 70 leave
al once. Miller was sent to the re-
formatorv for burglary. lie was 25
years old and escaped the penitenti-
arV IN Kansas because OF his youth
ulness.
A telegram received from the war
den of the reformatory last night ask
ed Chief McMiilin TO hold Miller until
reQuisition papers could be secured
when an officer would he sent for him.
A--.,.--------
A touch of rheumatism, or twinge
OF neuralgia, whatever the trouble IS,
1iniment drives away
the pain az once and cures the COM
plant quickly. First application gives
relief. sold by all drusgists
.---------------
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
A Big Auction Sale

On Tuesday. May 31St, at Up.
m, will sell at auction the en-
tire furnishings of the home of
Rev. w. E. BrySon at 122 South
Broadway Street consisting OF
a large and beautiful bed trim
med in brass. elegant dresser,
up to- date chairs. a massive
dining room set in mission,
range. etc. besides many things
we cannot mention for the want
of space; all practically new
and no sickness. Mr.. BrySon
is leaving the city. We trust his
many friends will attend the
sale.
J. M. S0LLlE, Auctioneer
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

The mayor Of san Francisco has
joined with the police chief in boost
ing the big fight what chance has
minister in that town
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

with al respect to the judgment %
Mr. Jeffries, # is suggested that he
use fewer dead ones ia his training
course.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Chamberlnin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow or gastric juice thereby induc-
ing good digestion. Sold by alll drug
uietS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

The cyclone cellar in Missouri At
least has proven IT'S merits. What
We shall need next is an earthquake
seroplane.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Tcxico and Clovis have set good
example ina the prompt way they hnN
Joined hands in amity after the recent
vigorous county seat fight. Tho spirit
ei the people % Clovis ana Of Texieo.
and of an Curry county is typical of
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

The postal hank bill is hanging fire.
When BE- goes Off somebody had het-
ter look out
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Big matinee at Gem today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

0rpheum vaudeville. Airdome to-
night
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Big matinee At Gem today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Notwithstanding the quality Of Ajax ~
can bought electric suspensary)
Cut this and mail % ne li'
should know regarding IA cur o.
IT can't call Consultation
'lfe hours a To Wednesday and saturday hhui
r. m sunday. - IT,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-03
Spbe Rarf Roti,en.

- @ins Eo9tsr bat fi9 bel bem @bs.
paar ganl S46n an Sampton StraBe
ein9sitsllt.
- @eorse Sod unb Srautein DaiIp
Wf. Barter nurben leste @ohe burd
Paitor Sobn u. Bsnbsr als Gin @be.
paar sinseiesnst.
- Sn Der 0obnuns Der 0rauteltern
on giOrb 9Dbe Parf glpsnue wuroen
leste Bode ourd Paitor Safob S65ttle
Srdulsin 9ena 8. SiSsrotb unb Charles
9eusner BON @s6qr Npsnue oils Gin
9lhdIihes @bepaar sinseiesnet.
8sil Der Rlus anseblit) in uuor.
bentlider Beiie sefibrt piro, bot @oun.
tg Detettip Rafter ON Donnerltag ae.
gen oas Sairdilo Sotel on Siio Wtain
auenue, uon Seniin Sames betrieben,
cine Sitti6rift CUR Innullirune Der 2i.
gems beim @eri9t einsereidt. Sc beiBt,
oaB nod sesen msbrere anbere Plass
dbulit usrfabrsn psrben ioa. 9as
Satrdil0 Sotsl LIT isitbsm fiir s 10000
an .. 3. Durfin, Beiissr bes Gopns
0aules, uerfauft woroen. Die @ijens
lit 9sitsrn wioerrufsn wOrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-03
Qafamannd 3meta.

Die Sisuns am 2s. Sitober mar cine
sutbeiudte uuo msbr sslddftsmabiss
wie 9ep0bnlid.
Die Re9nunssabla9e In bstreff Der
usrfoiiensn Saiion 3u Oiountain Yats
,ei9te fein 10 siinftises @rssbniB, ipis
srDartet worben mar, absr es lit babel
jn beoenten, oaB an febsn Sonntassn
bic Witterun9 un9iinfti9 mar uno baB
manhes au9eihafft murbe, bas bauern6
benz 3weig als @isenibum usrblsibt I;
immsrbin beiist Der 3weis elm Baars
permogen BON iiber $500.
giat ldn9erer Debate pur6e 6as Da.
tum fir ben Staatstonuent feItgsisst {:
8. Snui, @mpfans Der Delesaten 10.
unb IL. Sum-. @ti9dftsfitunssn 12.
SUM, Pic Sic ooer iOnitiss 5titlidisit.
(Das Sduserfeit wiro pabrihsinli1
3pei Wohen ipiter itattfinben.)
Das 8eratbuuss Gomits sritattets
isinen 8eri9t, bod puroe in bstrefi
isinsr @mpfsblunssn 70 gut pis nidts
setban. giur ihien lid), 6urd oenislben
an9eregt, Die Nniibt Babn 3u brehen,
baB isst bic 3sit seiommsn iei, nm Iid
naf sinem Yluse umiuisben, Der 6au'
ernb bem Deuti9tbum pon scranton
als elm Seim uerbleibt Sin Gomits
wuroe ernannt, nm In oieisr Ri9tun9
tbatts Bu iein.
Sn Die ndhlte Sisuns. ben 25. go.
pembsr, fdllt Die domination Der Be.
aniten uno es iollte babel fein Delegat
oOer @in3slslieb feblen. @s liest auf
Der Sano, wie niftis fiir ous @sosibsn
eineS Yereins elm tiiftiger Yoritano lit,
uuo in slnbstradIt oes fommenoen Sons
pents uno oes PlaneS Der @rnsrbun9
zines @issnthums iollte in oieier Sin.
iiht fein 5eblsriff semadt wsrosn. Ys'
9innt d on jest, Die beiten WtGnner
unO ior9t Dor alien DIM
gen, ouB Die nGdite cine Wf ienusr.
am lung Diro. (Jiaf ben Stutu.
Ten babsn Stimmrebt unb iinO niblbar
III einem smte ale @in,elglieoer uno |
Oele9aten; bod tOnnen lestere nur 10 |
an9e fun9iren, als ibr Wiauont lautet.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-03
4itt8tpu.

- Sn Der Tbomas S'9rien Bobu,
un9 oil 2unfbaunod Nusnue ridtete Elm
6euer am 6reita9 eiHen S6aben BON
$4,000 an.
- Der 3rie9spsteran SEQ. g. Beut.
lg BON Sit Hailroao Strase lit Don.
ueritag I'M alter BON 76 Sabren actor.
ben uno wuroe Samita9 i'm Sngbes.
topn tatbol. SrieobOf bsiSsiest.
= @r' Sergeant gSm. 8eatbers BON
60. . Der StuatsfonitubIsr, "a Sabre
alt uuo 3u 2Onaubu mobubaft, Der felt
ben lesteu Wtonaten oils 0etettiu BON
Der Ssbigb Salleg @iienbabn an9eItellt
mar, nur6e nm balb llbr am isreitaa
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