davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1911-04-07

Adams and William Bigler.
Hubbard and Bryce j. w. Man.
gum and Wilford Porter.
JOSEPH II. LARSON,
RICHARD G. LAYTON,
Home Mission Committee.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19
SHORT CROP OF COW PEAS.

The enormous demand for Cow Peas
last year carried the price vssy high,
and as the crop is very short and the
| acreage is rapidly extending, there
are many indications which point to
much higher prices as the sowing season
approaches. 80
WHlP-PO0R-WILL PEAS.
The Whip poor-wills are gsRsraliy
preferred in the Central and Southe m
States. They are bush form, early
maturing and especially desirable for
Peas.
NEW ERA cow PEAS.
New Era's are little earlier and
make more vine than the Whip-poor
wills. Hei
WoNDERFULS, CIAYS AND MIXED
Cow PEAS.
for Hay, the Wonderfnlk or Mixed
Cow Peas are more productive, they
should always be planted with an oc-
easional grain Of Corn, Sorghum Seed,
Kaffir Corn, ETC.. winch viii prevent the
Vines from getting Damaged by coming
In contact with the ground.
BLACK COW PEAS.
BLACK Cow Peas are little latar In
maturing than Clays, they make good
growth Of Vine. and are exceptionally
good for MEDIUM or poor land and will
stand almost any amount q wet weather
without injury. We eau supply Shin
pey Peas Red Rippers,p Blackeye Peas
and Sofa Beans.
Remember Bolgiano's Cow Peas are
] Internationally the best.-if your local
merchant viii not supply you with
Boigiano's COW peas-write US direct and
re will tell you where you can get
them.
4 FRtE Send ms Sc in stamps to pay
postage, and mention the name d this
Fapef, ard We will send YOU free 25c
package a our s.My Maryland" Tomato
Ss+d. also cur 1911 Catalogue Of Seeds
and our Poultry Supply Catal ogns.
J. BOLGlAN0 & SON.
Trustworthy eds for o. years.
PRATT. L. }HT d ELLICOT~ SITS
BALTIMORE. MD.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19
Tuesday, June 6, 1911,

all that tract. piece, part or parcel Of
land lying aud situate at Rock Point,
in the Fifth Election District OF
Charles County, on the banks of the
Potomac river containing one acre.
Improved by two medium size dwell
.ings and poultry houses.
1 TERMS OE SALE:-One-third OF
tue purchase money on the day of sale
or final ratification thereof, one-third
in six mouths, and the remaining one
third IN twelve months, from the date
Of aid sale Or all cash at the option of
the purchaser or purchasers; the defer
red pa, ments to bear interest from the
day Of said sale and to be secured 70
the satisfaction Of the said Trustees.
A deposit Of $3.50 is required on day
of sale. is
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

Unless nnfayorable weather in
tsrfsres the contractors will complet,
the Belle Fourche dam essiy in June
This structure is one Of the mos
spectacular engineering works Of tbs
Reclamation Service, and its cen
struction has attracted widespread
interest on the part Of engineers
from all parts Of the world
In order to provide storage
reservoir which will control the
food and normal flow Of whole
river, the Government has built an
enormous embankment 10 close the
depression between two hills. This
wall Of earth il $500 feet long, with
q maximum height Of lis feet. II
is 200 feet wide on top. and 500 feet
thics at base. It contains GOO, 600
cubic yards Of material
After the dam was 10 place the
water slope was covered with q
layer Of carefully scr ened gravel, on
which vas laid a paving Of concrete
blocks, eacs. weighing f,om 1000 to
1900 pounds. The nearest gravel
pit was IL miles away, 50 the con-
tractors set up plant al the pit, and
built a railroad to the dam on which
wsrs conveyed the. heavy concrete
blocks.
A concrete dam across the river
turns the entire stream into canal
with a capacity Of 1900 cable feet
per second, which conveys the water
TO the reservoir. The reservoir
when filed is the largest lake in
South Dakota From it tie primes
pal canals carry the water to the
irrigabie lands in the beautiful Belle
Fsurcha Valley, and 100000 acres
ultimately = III bs supplied.
Settlement has been rapid here
since construction began. Once the
band Of the esw boy the valley has
nou ha,.ona . thfiffv narisuIturaI
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

Something unique and indeed
aboriginal in the way Of petition
has reached Congress- 1t has come
to Speaker Champ Clark and bears
66 signatures in what looks like
blood avery name in red.
1t is protest from the Chippsws
Indians Of the White Earth Reserva'
ton in Minnesota against what they
allege is an attempted lega.izatiOn o.
fraudulent land zsles Of theirfsssrva'
ton. The signatures are ia thu
prints Of thumbs dipped in poke
berry juice. The first name signet
to the document is that Of a chief
May zhuc-he-gwon-nobe.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

The resignation Of Secretary Of
war J. NJ. Dickinson was = surprise
to the public BIZ. ret to ssh;0ss who
were in his confidence. Mr. Diekin-
sons relations With the admiaistra-
ton have been entirely cordial and
hsraaonious, He resigned because
Of business demands upon him in
bic home ststs Tennessee. lie
entered the cabinet, as subsequent
events proved, at 3 considerable
sacrifice, relinqaishing salary as an
attorney for railway company
twice that Of his federal office, and
since be has tsen with the TAFT
administration be has had the mis-
fortune 70 ioss a large part Of his
fortune, which be will now eadsavor
to retrieve. Those who know this
facts are assured that there is not the
slightest political Significance ia the
step be has taken.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

1t is said that the market for
farming products is very low. How
will this condition Of affairs strike
those that voted the Democrats
tieket last fall. The complaint Is
frequently heard about low prices,
these we're predicted by the Rspubli-
can speakers during the campaign,
examples have been bad Of ths
effect Of the election Of a Democratic
Congress before, still many farmers
90 ahead and vote the Democratic
ticket Prejudice is put ahead Of
several business and logicaI princi-
pes.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

Henry L. Stilnson, Of New York
who succeeds Mr.. Dickinson Al
Secretary Of War, first came int
national notice as the Republican
candidate last summer for Governor
Of New York who was nominated il
the convention by former President
Roosevelt. President Taft, as soon
as Mr.. Dickinson indicated BIZ
earnest siss;Fs to qait the c.ibiibei,
was prsdisposed 70 Mr.. Stimson, but
consulted Senator Root who heartily
approved the idea Of the appoins-
msat He has bad no experience in
military Affairs, but as an active and
leading mssnber Of the New York
bar his practice has embraced con-
adorable relation with governmental
affairs. V
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

The INT Congressional Directory
for tie Sixty-recond Congress pre-
sents its usual Interesting disclosures
as TO the personnel Of the membership
Of the two Hsnses Examination Of
the biographical sketches Of members
shown The notable tact that average
age Of membsrs Of both houses is
younger than usual, aud that this
lowering Of the average age has come
largely through the Democratic gain
made at the last election. The oldest
Senator continues TO be Issac
Stephen on, Of Wisconsin, who is
Just four months older than Senator
Shelby N. Oullom, Of Illinois. The
youngest Senator is Luke Lea, Of
Tsansssss. who wac thirty-two April
~, and who Is with one exec, ton
the only Senator under forty years
Of age. The merit youngest il Sena-
TOT Na'hah nhemoh Drysn' OF
r1oF'ia VINO Is seven years o'aer
than Mr.. Lea. There are jnst forty
members OF She House VINO ara nn-
DER iorfy years OF age ana 30 OF
these are democrats. The youngest
Is "'inam Francis Murray o. Mas
sacnusesss' VINO succeeded Jonn A.
hel'ner from one o. the Democratic
D's'r'e's OF Boston. Ihs next
Youngest IS Byron L. Harrison, Of
one OF the sun coast DISTRESS OF
siiss'ss. ppi, VINO sucoeedsd = stoa .
i'owers' Muriay VIII De th'tsy years
"'d Sop'emDer wni'e harrison wii'
resch tmrty August zssh. Ss isssi
,saas N SheI~"o 'sproseas'hg sue
N'n'n io'edo V''" O's'ricr vs's
onefwoou WIN % sesensi-s'A aug
10; Inc next oldest Is FORMER
'peAAsr oahhv"' "'o se'eofA'eo i''s
'sn'y-n''n u '''uAs On "Ay -
seso'u'ns y a''0uh'- % "'' rsai'<a-
~ y 'is s'en' " aA"S'''s w.
i's A'so Interesting 70 oo''lse
''a' '.' snA'' "'-a y "'a " ne
hnPs''an' 0o'""'''.ss' arc young men
" "s' 0aue' '"an n's 'esn Wy
aseff, sspA'os fsA'ose cnA'I-
.nan u sus ov .,r ,vs 7" ! names s
MY o''a' '" ""us'woo"' o'a'r, ,
,.An y -, sn'n''ss oA ways s"'
.isa''s "s' ",' an'n o'r'nuAy
lus' 'lls uay oeiole o"cis 'os IAN
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19
ADRIAN POSEY,
FERDINAND G. COOKsEY,

tsss'- Trustees.
N.B. All creditors of James N.
Norris, late OF Charles County, Md,
deceased are hereby directed by the
above decree to file their respective
claims against his estate, with the
vouchers thereof, with the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Charles County, on
or before the LIST day of June, 1911.
ADRIAN P0SEY,
FERDINAND C. COOKSEY
Trustees.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Orphans Court for Charles Co., s.
LA PLATA. MAY Is. 1911.
ORDERED by the Court that Sydney
Z. Mudd, Jr. and Mae 4. Thompson, adj
ministrators' OF Florence NJ Higdou,
deceased, give the notice required By
law 70 the creditors OF said Florence NJ
Higdon 70 exhibit their claims legally
authenticsted BY Advertisement publish
cd 10 one or mors Newspaper printed In
Charles county. Maryland, ouce In each
..of TIRES successive weeks.
True copy-test: N
p. ERNEST SASSCER,
Regi, ter Of Wills for Charles County.
NOTICE.
This Is TO give notice. that, the sab
ssriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Charles County, Maryland,
Letters Of Administration on the per-
sOnal estate Of
FLORENCE N. HIGDON,
late Of said county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against said docessssis
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated to subscribers on or before
the 18th day Of November 1911. They
may otherwise by law be excluded from
al benefit e. saia aeessssd's estate
Given under my hand, this 10th day
Of Nav, 1911
SYDNEY X. mud, JR., AND MAE 4.
THOMPSON,
Administrator OF Florence N. HiRdon,
deceased
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

In a Isrg,by decision during the
week the Supreme Court d the
United Statss decided tha, the Stan
dsrd Oil Compa " is zach a trast
that violates the Sherman Anti Trust
Law and tllersf IRE must be dissolved.
The decision requires il dissolution in
six months. 81
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19
ORDER NIsI.

II the Circuit Court for Charles
Con ty.
Numh.r 1898 Equity.
Henry swami and others-I'iaintiffs
VS.
sehnz 2. Swami snd others Defendants.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court f.r
Charles County, Msrylapd, this 26st day
nf April, in the year 1911, that the
Auditors Report made and filed in the
above entitled cass be ratified aud com
firned unless esuse 10 the contrary be
shown on or before the 22nd Gay If
May, In the year 1911; provided copy
Of this order be Inserted in some news
pNper published 10 Charles County,
orlcr 4 week for THREE successive weeks
prissr TO The ssid 22nd day OF May, 10 the
said year ipl1
HARRY G. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk al the CT. CT for Chas. Co. Md.
True Copy-T-st:
HARRY c. CHAPPELEAR.
Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19
Trustees Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT
ROCK POINT.
Charles County,
riARYL AND.

BY virtue OF decree 81 the Circuit
Court fof Charles County, Mary hand
PASSED oa the 18th day Of March; in
the yeaiy 1911, IN a case in said Court
pending, WI eiein Emanuel Goldsmith
and others are Plaintiffs and Eugene
K. Lloyd, Executor Of james N. Nor
ris, decerssd and others are Defend
ants, We the undersigned Trustees will
sell at public auction at the Court
House Door between the hours Of IL
and o'clock on
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19
When Buying Building
Materials.

1t is most important to consider the
actual values gotten for the money
spent.
We have devoted great many years
of careful study to this very point, and
+ thus weEk makes it possible for Is to
give better values and better service at
the beginning Of our 1911 | season than
ever before.
If you want Flooring, Siding. Ceiling,
Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Shingles, Laths, Lime, Portland Ce-
ment, Wall Plaster, Terra Gotta Pipe,
Flue Lining, Nails, Glass etc., it will
pay you to inspect our stock and COM
pare our prices, as you will ind that
our stock, from the cheapest TO the
highest grade, is selected with the one
idea of giving our customers GOOD
values for every cent spent With US.
Mail orders and inquiries receive
prompt and careful attention, end we
furnish estimates promptly ffyT Eum
Der, Mill Work and Builders Supplies.
W. A. sMOoT & Co.. Inc.
ALEXANDRA VIRGINIA
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

Er.GOvernO, wariisld aud Murray
vaDdiver have furnished the public
with some interesting reading matter
during the week.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
Nprb Serantcn.

Sine Senfuus Der Sbsrfahe,
stwa fiinf 5uB tisf unb 60 SUB lang,
srsiSuste iid SountaS 0iadmittas un'
ter ben 8. & 8. @slsiien iioli6 BON
Der Sit Martst Strass Bride.
- ROli,iit SObn Wtcauorsw bon
Out Struse LIT am SOuutuS 9tadmit'
tag eiuem @sbirnidlas erleseu. uOn
peldem er mebrere Stuuoeu 5uuor be-
fallen nOrben mar.
- 9enrp SOnss BON Dale Strabs
wurbs friib Sonntas MOrsen an Der
Dodge sIuenue uOn finf Utaunsrn iibsr'
fallen unb um Sc 9uarselo iOpie au6
Bertbiaden erlsibtsrt. @r fOnnte bic
asrls ni6t bei6reiben. Oa es gu ountel
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08

- @r'PrdiiOent POrfirio OiaS uon
UferifO 1T uOrlesteu MittwOd nit ben
WiitslieOern ieiuer Samilis uou Ysra
Cruz, Wter., rad europa abssreiit.
- Intern 1. SUM piro telesrupbiid
semelbet: SiiooeutihlunO lift uOn iebr
idwerem unpettsr beimseiudt pOrben.
@Oltenbriide, be9lcitet uon 9epalti9sm
SuseIidlas, buben beOeutsnosH S6aosn
anseridtet, Oeiieu SanSsr llmfans iid
nod sur ni6t iiberisben ldBt. Seion'
oers idlimm 1T Biirttsmbsrs bstrOffsn,
aber aud 8uOeu bat erbsblid selitten.
gu @riinsfslb, in Osm baoiiden Sreiie
MOsbu6, iiuO in Osm plOsIi6 Su einsm
StrOme unssibpollsnen DtibIbu6 elm
Wfhbtenbeiiser uno pier anbere YeriO'
men ertruufen. Wfebrsre Sinber neroen
usrniBt unO ofrften SIei6falls ben COB
ssfunSsn buben. Sn osm ui9t Usit
oapon selsssnsn OOrfe Paimar purbsn
isds Sduier BON Der SO9fIutb fOrtss'
riiien. 3wOlf ReriOnen, barunter cine
sun;e 6amiIis, iinO bort ertrunten. Der
S6absn auf ben SslOern sebt in's lln'
ssbeure. 3ublreibe SanOwirtbe biiBen
ibren ssiummten Suutenitanb elm uuo
Die Sbftsdrtsn iiuO ftslenweiis uOlli9
ruinirt. Sisle Briiden unb Ddmms
lfnb ;srltOrt. Sislfa6 ituO nift psui'
ger uls adt 3Oll Rsssu sefallsn. Eau
isnOs uon S6ssln iino BEN uerni6tsu'
ben Sassli6las gum Spfer ssfalleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
q et b NJ ittet.

Obiee snsn gieopen 35100 Bron an uno
si6ans bas Die lihu 6 Sdlas eO bat w6m br Sur
peautn gnsesn gsumtn useh9t wuroe un aB Die '
toren bic 0gnB baben psoeu 6 @a @noe oss udn 5ss
taIjubrss au cine feds PrO,snt Safs Su feaen
Nftun9suOu untrbreitd,
21,3 o. George @tste, Prdfon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
Wdpne Gcuutp.

SonesbaIc. = Soiepb 8. gtonnsma'
der unb Srdulein @liiabetb WfsBler,
belize pon bier, purOen am Donnsrita9
gormittas in Der ct. Wtarien Wfa9ba'
lena Stride ourd Pfarrer 8. Us. Valta
gum 9uub iir's gebsn einssiesnet. -
Tobsrt &. Siri6 unb Srdulsin Saar'
lotte Wt. Bubbers, beioe BON SCRANTON,
purbsn lsste 0Ode oabisr Our4 Baltor
6. 6. Ntiller als Elm @bspuar einseies'
net.-Der auitrsider auoreas SsBlius
fius am Srsitas giadmittas nuf osm
Da6e Der Slorsuce Seioefabrtt Su slet'
ten all uuo I'M ii6 uOr oem Sale gu
retten, itie6 er ieinen glrm onrh Elm
Sberli6t aui benz Dade. Die 6olss
mar, Sas ibm mehrsre Slut9sfdBs uno
Der grm nabs,u abSei6nitten wuros.-
Der betannte Sdubmaher Sobn Srt
pom Der untereu @bur6 Strabe 1T am
Oioutas Studmittus seitorbsn unO miro
beute Sin6mittas, uaA sinsm &rauer'
oieuit in Der ct. Dtarisu Wfasoalena
Stride, i'm beutidsu futboI. t5rieObOis
beiaelett psrben. Der Seritorbsns
puroe am 27. Stt. 1S47 in Der Pro'
ping Ssiisu sebOrsn unO es iibsrlsbsu
ibn bic @ittpe uuS fiinf 9inoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
SaS xhal abndrt8.

Sablor. Nillaro, oas iieben Sabre
alts SObnlein Der @beleute gilbert Gum.
bad. ftarb am DOnusritas absnb unS
wurOe am SOnutas Sur Rubs sebettst.
-Srau albert Stt, melde fiirjlih nod
Sraulein 9sna S6iIb mar, murbe Srei-
tag abenO in Der BObnuus pom @aspar
S6ilc on @rops StruBs uon ben Conn
tasi9ullebreru Der oeutihen eu. Stride
iiberraidt, wel6e Der iunssn @befrau
3u Sratuliren piinidten. Paitor @. g..
Seser iiberrsihte osrislbsn elm prd9ti'
ses Bib oils Seitras gum Sausitanoe.
Die 9ratulanteu purosn sebiibreub be-
iuirtbst unb man unterbislt iid allerieits
uOrtreffia.
POli,eidef Billiam Serr BON Slo
SOrse Borough, Der absnos inuor aui
Die srauirenbe Gntlase uerbuftet woroen
mar, baB er NIT isinen 5Dei G6htern
uunutiirlidsn umsaus sstriebsn, ftellte
an Donneritas tiir Elm seri6tlidss @r'
ibsiueu $500 SiirSidaft. aerr iast,
er isi unidulois.
- @ilion Sinser bon MoOiic, elm
Sonbuttenr Der @illssbarre & @alteru
@iisnbabu, tpurbe ON Sreitas Oiadmit-
tag Su Slb 6or9e Spii6en 3arren &C.
funSen unb 10 i9limm 3sroriidt, baB Ell
am 9Ieiden abeno iturb. Der Seruu'
sliifte mar 80 Sabre aft uu6 es iiber'
lsbsn ibn Die Wittps uno orei SinOer.
- Die 9riioer 9ouis, amstio unS
a6iuO antOuio serietbsn am Sonntao
in bsm SOitbauis Der 5rau De Palmu
Su SlS SOrss in Strsit uuO bic 5Olst
mar, buB 9ImeliO 10 ibltmm ourd Dtsi'
isrlti6s usrlest nurOe, OaB er mO9li9er'
peiie ftsrbsn ipir6. 9l6illo purbs mad
Der Chat uerbaftet, mGbrenO Vouis eutr
nOb.
- Der 80 Sabre ulte TidarS BaliE
pOn WtinOOfa, pel6er Dor mebrerer
Bo6en BON ieiner 8eranoa auf Oer
aOpf fisl uuo ieitoem Spureu BON Sci
lteslt6ruu9 jeiste, wOlIts ith Douner
flag absnO in isinsr BObHunS nit Ell
mem Eiidmshsr ben 9aIs Ourdidusi
ben unb bate ftd cine uussfdbrlid
8srwunbuus Susefiist, oils Elm WtitsIisI
isinsr Samilie ibm Oas Wteher entriB
Gr purbs mad oem Stuut SOipitul &c
nOmmsn, no feline @susiuus srwarts
murbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
Office Der Nenen s6iQer 8an nnb
g(nleibe 0eleli9aft.
scruutOn, 8a., ben 1s. Mui 1911.
Yin Die 9lftienbsliser !:

Yin Die afienbsiser: - - -
sen Stober ps;ile Nutor 0er o. SSaamS,
ua am 18 Sttobsr nit Gbnunseu h benose
lta @r unerbreie nen Seri en Nblonoer'
uns pon plhem i ssfd1sit uuten fubn Weroeu.
Die OttOreu erUrtern ben Si no9als dm 49, Ma 1911 uno
YOnduug uoeu abionoerung sic oroneten
ebenas an ba hn Yro,ent dbrt euusen aub bic be-
,abI YOruusbsbuuan oaau dn uno au9n no auT
unern Stunt Vh6e h Mfat 1911 9l'
Bs Se sls bic Ssrangabun9 elmer nenn e ucn aen
pierunosi0 n O an3o hnunos
,wusbunSt aien Su 3dtnunsn baihr won in Der
Office oieim Datum angenOmmen.
Serbt Der @slomts Serbno6tstn oils apri 1915
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08

- Rroi. Paut Muiaus, ber lesten
Ssrbit mad giew 9Ort umfeoette, 1T
fiir ben CONNER ,uriidsefebrt.
- Die g. 9. Garter 8obnune an
Platt Place tpurbs Wtontas Otadt BON
@inbredern nm Silbermuareu i'm Bsr'
the BON $25 beitOblsn, wabreuo bic So
milie fsit i'm S6lafe lag.
= Der 9onpent Der alten 9riess.
pstsrauen mar 3ablrsid beiuat, Die Pa'
rabe ssitsrn mar cine htbids unb iosur
Der gDsttermubsr bulf nit, baB es ben
aItsu Ssrrsn bier Ssmiitbli6 mar.
@Oupsrusur Eeusr but ssitsru
gbsuO bic uahbenamteu fiinf Wtdnnsr
als Stabtratb fiir Scrautou untsr osm
neueu @siss sruanut: 9swis 8. SObns,
8. g8. Davis, 8itliam 8irtb, s. 60.
mont 8slin unb 3. 9. Serbian.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08

- Seit MOntas wirb Die slide nur
einmul in ,rpsi Bo6en 9eiummelt.
Die Scranton armsnbsbOrbs issts
an Sreitas bic SteuererbebuHg fir ois'
iss Subr uuf feds Mius feit.
- Der bsfaunts Bidder Srs6. q.
8albner iiberuabm am Sreitas bic 2eit'
uns oss @lt Safes an 5ranftin slueuus.
- @us 8romn, Der betanute Ser'
iiasruussuseut, fiibrts Disuitas gbenS
in 9iep 9Ort 5rdulsin Slorencs 9lsin
uls feline @uttin bsim.
= Der 43. Sabresfonusnt Der Penn'
iBlpunia Stuuts 3ubndrSte @sisllidaft
finOst pom 25. bis 30. Stunt i'm SoteI
@aleD babier itatt.
Or. s. gB. 2unss but feline Office
BON Goams Nusnue na9 315 Seffsrion
ausnus uerIest unb feline Gelepbunnum'
mer lit isst 1888.
-Sruu Marp @rabam, cereu Satts
Patrid fiirSIid ourd cine Dampffsiiel'
erploiio set6Otet wuroe, bat am Cant
itas ssssn Die Scranton electric @om'
panp cine @nti haoisun9stlase fur 5 49,
600 eintraseu laiien.
- Srau Satbarina SOrnsr, tpelds
felt ben lsstsu 13 Sabrsu cine Suiaiiin
Der Ssimutb Der 5reuuolOieu mar, III
am Samitus I'M sllter uOn S5 Subreu
sinsm SdlaSaufulle erlesen. Die Sei'
iesuus fanb um Dienitas i'm 5orsil
pin SrisObof itatt.
= 9eidworene fir ben Sommerter'
min bes Suartal @eridtes, Der am 8
Suit besiunt, puroen am Srsitas seSo
gen, Ouruntsr fOlseuOs Deutids: S8.G
SOdslfamp, GbpurO Wt. 8sttsr, SEQ
Dsdeluid, @ussu Set, YOuis bon Ser
gen, ausuit Wt. MtiIbruuOt, 9Obn g8
DOllnsr, gB. 9. Seiubig, SsnrD Sab
reubOlt, Setter 9. gteuls, Carl Ssip.
- 8ei siusm SuiummenitOB pOu Sii
gen, Der Iid uorIeste 0tittwO6 Sta6
auf Der @rie Giienbabn Su Simblss, il
Wugue GOuutp, ersiguete, wuroe be
9Ofcmotiuiibrsr sIlOn3O Damon Dol
Bort Serbs uuf Der Stelle SstUOtet I'M
Der 9OfOmOtiufibrer Wtidael 9iues Dol
DuumOrs unO 9eiier 0tilcs bOs Der
lest. Die unOereu 3usanSsitsIlteu ent
famsn uuusrlsst; Die @eleiie wursn fiji
mebrsre StuuOsn bludirt.
- Der befuunte anitreiher anto
SuD 1T am Sonutas 9ta6mittas in iei
ner 8Obnuus an 9iuben StraBe nae
ldnSerem uupobliein geitorben. De
Tsritorbsne purbe Dor SO Sabreu |
aOln, Deuti6lanb, Seboren, fam 1876
mad amsrifa unb mar ieit 1873 |
Scrautou unidiiig. ct pirb bon bs
@ittps unO bem SObn 5rsb. iibsrleb
Die Ssiissuus funO Disnitas gtudmit
tag I'M SBilliam StraBe Srisbbofe
Duumors itutt, mad porbsrissm Erar
sroisuit i'm 9auis, nobel bsr eisosrfrar
msbrsrs 9isOsr uOrtrus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08

@mpans Der Dslssaten al ben usridebsnsn Sabnb
Ssrebsn ua ibren SOtels OOsr Der 2isberfranS Sas.