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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17

Puk wana Press Reporter: The pass
ing Of the daylight saloon bill will at
feet the incomes OF saloon keepers
and probably assist some neglected
women and children in securing pro-
visions and clothing. The bill Will
not affect the farmer In the least, but
it will work a hardship on the habit
ual midnight saloon hanger on, and
we have thousands Of them who won't
20 home until the law kicks them
out.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17

Last Sunday was Lincoln's birthday
and millions Of people paid tribute to
this great man who in the greatest
trial Of our country led the ship OF
state to shore when all seemed COM
bined against him. May his memory
long DO cherished as one OF God's
greatest creations.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17
Canton Township

TeU. Id, ISII'
Arthur Arnold, and F. L. Minis
went over to Sheldon on the early
train Saturday morning, to the Eller-
brock sale, where plain hogs sold for
more than horses are doing at present.
They came home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hunter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiff of Mimi, visited at
A. NJ. Hunters Sunday. Mr.. Tiff is a
nephew of Mr.. Hunter, and is here
on his wedding trip.
There was no school Monday owing
to the illness of the teacher who was
sick with the grippe.
G. v. Ellis marketed hogs Monday
and Tuesday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17
Pneumonia Foil ows A Cold.

But never follows the s of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which checks the
cough and expels the cold. M. Stock
well. Hannibal, Mo-, says, ut beats
all the remedies l ever used. l con-
tracted a bad cold and cough and was
threatened with pneumonia. One
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar COM
pletely cured me- Nc Opiates, just
a reliable household medicine. Sold
BY SHERMAN & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Public worship Sunday at 1880 a.
m. and 1880 p. M. with sermons by
pastor. Morning subject, ga Moral
Awakening" evening subject, "Christ
Among Men, second sermon. Sun
day school at 11:45 a. m, Epworth
League at $50 p. M. A homelike
church. Everybody welcome.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17

] am prepared to do all kinds of
light livery. Call and see me at the
Canton Livery Barn. Phone SO.
e. FL. Collins.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17
the CANTON LEADER
ARTHUR LINN,
Editor and Proprietor.
For President in 1912,
THEODORE
Shall the people or the money
power rule?
Notice to Subscribers.

NOIICO 10 0ulUSCTIOOISs
Please note the address on your pa
3 Il will tell you whether you are
naid III advance or not as the month
ana the year are given. The post o.
ice department. requires that SUD-
scriptcns shall be paid In advance &c
GET the benefit Of cheap postage
Please attend to this matter at once
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17
MACH|NE RY

Two Deering binders J #. cut
!" Pulverizers, with seeder
Three hay racks
One Is in. Queen City sulky stubble plow
/" Good Enough
Two 3 section harrows
Five riding corn cultivators
Two mowers, one Standard, one Dain
Fuller & johnson corn planter 100 and
100 rods Of wire
Hay rakes One Bull rake
Superior seeders
One Is in. Bergstrom walking stubble plow
Three Lumber wagons
" Buggies
One light bob sleigh with box attached
-Four scoop boards
One hand corn shelter
-Four pairs working harness
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-17

Abraham Lincoln.
In 4 little hut in the midst OF a for
est clearing near Hodgenville, KY, l02
years ago Sunday (February ~ Abra-
ham Lincoln began under the most
unpromising of auspices that marvel
Gus career which the bullet OF the as
sasin, j. Wilkes Booth ended so trag-
ically In Ford's Theater, on the 18th
day Of April, 1865.
Born to the lowest estate to which
mankind is heir, condemned to q life
In which there wasapparently neither
hope nor sunshine, by the pinching
struggle of his parents for existence
in a hostile country overrun by the
savage Red man. He made more OF
his scant heritage than is given to
most men and became the most ma
jestic figure In modern history. Sad
dest and most unhappy Of all the men
who have been called by their fellow
countrymen to shape the destinies OF
the nation, he preserved u~nimpaired
In the highest office within the gift
Of the people, the simplicity Of nan
mel and rugged honesty of purpose
that marked the humble rail splitter
In overalls of thirty years before, up
on whom was imposed the task of free
ing the slaves and preserving the
Union.
Avsrse to war he aspired to see his
country grow in peaceful .eminence
and take its rank among the most in
fluenctial nations Of the world, an am
bition he was not destined however,
70 live to see fulfilled. How that pa
thstic sad looking face, upon which
tho heartbroken widows, the orphans
and the mothers Of the nation en-
graved their tears, would light up
with emotion II he could today see
chat starry emblem he gave up his life
II the saving, floating over prosperous
dependencies beyond the borders Of
the country whose territorial integri-
" ne strove 80 hard TO keep intact.
Where less than thirty million peo-
DIE rave up the last full measure of de-
Weldon to maintain it without blem-
fsh more than one hundred million
now own allegiance to 1t, from frozen
Alaska to the sun caressed shores Of
Porto Rico, Hawaii, Guam, and the
PHILIPPINE Archipelago.
Since he passed away his country
has had one successful war, and noted
. intermediary for Russia and Japan
IA settling the most disastrous inter-
national struggle In all history. It
has turned the Indian from inter-
mtttent strife into peaceful pursuits.
lod the nations Of the world in the
establishment Of q permanent peace
tribunal At the Hague for the adjust
ment Of grievances, freed Cuba from
the oppressive yoke Of Spain, and
undertaken the construction of the
Panama Canal, the most ~stupendous
engineering feat Of the ages. Its in
vontive genius has enriched the world
With Alexander Graham Bells. tele-
phone, Edison's incandescent electric
Delany's 1000 words . minute
telepost automatic telegraph system.
Wostinghouse's marvellous mechanical
Inventions, the trolley, the auto
mobile, the t~ypssetting machine, the
cylinder pfeGsand : thousand and one
other wonders which have relieved
mankind or it, former drudgery.
II has establlshed ! hundred In
- cha vna vGr~k0 i
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-03
re Observation-Disclosures and Night
"a Mountain Maid"
An Old Silver Mine in Peru"

re PASTE E--Matinee and Nqht.
"A Mountain Maid"
IAN Old Silver Mine in Peru"
Rachael"
An Old Silver Mine in Peru
This is an intensely interesting and
instructive picture showing an Old
silver mine worked by native Indians
in just the same manner that it was
| 800 years aco While all the won
! ders OF modern civilization were be-
/ ing wrought, these people have
| known nothing at all al out them. and
| the crude and primitive methods en-
| pioyed by them almost seems TO give
is glimpse into the dark ages To
see this picture is like reading a pic
tire from ancient history
| "A Mountain MAZDA charming
! little comedy-darma that has its ori-
gin in the great mountains of Ten
nessee. Some of the scenes are ex-
! ceptionally beautiful, and the story
will please all by its simplicity.
;Racbael"y7A story of 'downtrodden
| Russia: A prince makes love ito Jhe
Of the peasant girls that live on his
| estate, and she not knowing The ok
allied station of ler woer is soon cav
| tiVated by his chalaningsm manner. All
who care for drama will enjoy This, ds
re end sNeFy d1.amatie.
Is-s@ - 80 -. 4
l.9'f asm'ler lain,.sg C9'l3sf Remedy IS
not cofnmans e3eryfday cough NIX
ture. 1t is q meritorious remedy dor
all u e Troublesome and dangerous
| complications resulting from cold in
the head tAs'aeess. q ar i,iM9saa Sold
Y T. C. Bruce. Is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS

iHE GRAND TONiGHT-E;o-
ton Pictures.
"Pals"-Western.
"Tyrant of Florence"
"Chamois Hunt"
rails, the latest Melies western
drama, Will prove big surprise for
the patrons tonight This picture =
SAID to ne the lest produced by Ne
iles III the west in long time. and
many sensational scenes are sure 10
pro;e very inter esting.
TIE TyIant of Florence" is a beau.
u!ul historical drama produced in. th.t
spiendor icy the famous J5rbar,
HciiFse company. This picture was
taken III Florence, and all ti.e scenes
are natural. The story is a very *
citing one ard is sure to prove a ).g
mt with the patrons
ChamOis Hunt" is wonderful
scenic picture. The picture is taken
curing famous chamois AUNT in me
AIDS and the mountain scenes are
me moss wonderful ever shown in
motion pictures. A scenic picture is
always appreciated by tie patrons of
thhe Grand and tlis one is said to be
the best of the season.
Ire above program is one Of tae
hest ever offered the patrons OF The
Grand and will draw the usual crowd
ca houses tonight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-03
FOLEY lklpNEYaPILLs

Are tonic inAaction. quick in results.
A special medicine for all kidney$and
ladder disorders. Mary G. ABBOTT,
Wolfeboro, y. H., says: u was a.
ilicted with bad case of rheuma-
tisrn. due to uric acid that my kid
neys failed to clear out of my blood.
was 81 lame in my feet, joints an
back that it was agony for me to
step. | used Foley Kidney Pills 'or
three days when | was .5!e to get
up and move about and the pdins
were all gone. This great change III
condition | owe TO Foley kidney
Pills and recommend ITEM to ony
one suffering as have. Roberts
Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-30
Death CT N. N. por.rum.


". \. Portrum del Thursday morn
ing al 6:i5 o'eloek. at the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. X. L, Etans. al
sol Colorado avenue. after a teiiors
Illness of five weeks. MIR Portrum
was at the time Of his death eighty
six years, tw'o months. eleven days
old. having besn horn In 1925. and
his death was due to a general de
blifty from old age
He was born Ia Hawkins county.
Tenn. and was married 10 Miss Kat
crime Lasley Ia Drs Moines. Iowa. on
July -. 1919 Eight children were
born to Mr. and Mrs portrum. Ct
whom six are living Mrs. portrum
died IN this city q; the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Evans. the 2z1
Of last March. just six months and
six days ago. and her husband has
been inconsolable In bis grief for
her absence. saying again and again
that she could not come 10 him aud
be wanted more than anything else
to 90 to her Knowing this those
who love him are cnnsoled by the
thought that his Wish has been grant.
ed to him-that he has gone 70 her.
Death came as a welcome and a
blessed beuedictiop. and the peace
Of that benedlCt,on was over the old
mans stll features as he lay asleep
under wreatts Of fair flowers. aad
impaired itself TO the spirits of
these Who looked reyerertly upon
him
The sons and daurhfer- SIR irirg
Mr PoTtrum are as follows, Mrs J..
A. Fas;abond. Astoria. ore Mrs. c.
Gordon shepman. va Mrs J /.
Ayers and Mrs r. l. Evans. OF this
city; " z poruum. pf Wichita
Falls. Texas. aud Charles Portrum,
q Piusburr. Kan.
A simple but tender service Was
held over the remains Friday morn
iuF az O'Clock at the E,uus home.
conducted by Rev W a. Brown. OF
the Methodist church. and TIE body
vas shipped on No. 5 70 Parsons.
Kan ard will BE- laid 10 rest 30 tie
family huryiuE rround al tlat place
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Exams acrcmfar'cd her faith
er's body and was Joined ar Chauutc.
kan By the absent members Of Air.
Por'rum', family.
Deep sympathy Is ext ndei 10 the
hor.arei hy ths community
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-30
! 5M1tnDRt tuNALITEnS,;a',;,, 4, 4,

Ira wotlf len this pace recent
~. returning 70 Needles. Calf, after
yisi; here and farther east with
relatives aud friends
Steve NJ Floyd, field manager for
the G. E. zlmmsrman Advertising
Company o. chicago. was IA the
eity THURSDAY OIL business matters.
have a nico four rocm brick hot 9
with three lots; ,an buy ii cheap
on your own Time. or viii take par,
Ia trade What have you? r. G.
luge.
For Sale Forty pigs. average
weight from forty five TO sixty
pounds, also ten sows. dry. average
weight. i75 pounds. See ~ c. Ste
phens.
c. A. sommcrviile has resigned his
position at the Alamode Shoe Store
aud has gone 70 work In the shops as
assistant timekcepcr. II Is succeed
cd by Edward Ball
Tom licffmire was down from Pu-
obl5 last Tuesdny tor a few hour or
esal business Tom says that not
much progress has as vt been made
IN raising tho diDsro Tor the appeal
Of The Harris cases.
The editor made mismke last
week In speaking ot Miss Upde-
gfaHs wedding Mr and Mrs m
rcn's oozy bungalow Is not the eift
q ar Matl1ck 70 thrm. but is the
Erooms gift 10 the bride
Misses Mary nrd Hester Robinson.
after sbeui.n a.. summer With iheIr
mother MH T. q LreIs. teft last
Thursday morning Tor Denyer. From
Denver they 30 70 ann ArblF Mich.
ANA WiIl re-'ntor schoyl thore.
uss Martha Savage Is expected to
arrive Monday from Colorado Springs,
whore sha has D e1 spending tie
summer She win b. the guest OF
h'T brother u sa-asr thr'uEh tie
winter
THE lalts II DE chriHinr chur D.
served dinner and supper In Wood
muu Han Thy cleared 500. and de-
SERVED tlar good fortune ana -r,ar
,r Tor both ais were delicious ard
were well served
tet. 81 o. Johnson. who has been
r..r.r cf t-. Episcopal church hero
Tor O. number of months. l.it Tuesday
f1 assume elar.c iu re1usr Hr
0lll o. ucr d,d ty tte Res Wr.
MeFaddeH vino wll become rector az
ST. AndreWs church as once SIR
IohHsops mcmbership and many
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-30

friends beside are sorry to see him
go. and wish be may have much
pleasure and profit in his new charge.
Only twenty-five cents for the
Tribune from now until January L.
1912. One whole month free. Nav
is the time TO subscribe.
d. S. Weaver is building commo-
dious barn On his home place just
south OF town The building will be
40x6o feet. with eighteen foo, walls
on solid cement foundation --swink
Advocate.
District court conyeues on the
third Monday IN October. which viii
De on October 10th The Trial Of
Clara Harris. charged with particira
ton in tho Rocky Ford tragedy Of
July ith, comes up at the October
term.
Tomorrow is rally cay at the
Christian church There viii be an
especial program given by the sun
day school. and pleasing souvenirs
VIII be given out Rev stearns. of
Lamar. wbl be With the eongresa-
tion on that day.
Have you seen the new electric
sim of the new Germania Hotei2 It
aciatilates every night now from the
ton OF the hotel on the corner OF
Bell view avenue aud West First
street. aud makes that part Of town
look Ike a section Of Curtis street
in tho capitol city
Frank Carlisle Is again IN the en-.
ricy Of the Bomaardner & o'Nel
Hardware COMPANY after beeIng out
90 sertco for a period OF several
y ara he was formerly ia the cIn-
Hoy of that company Tor a period of
eight straight years. aud now feels
quite at home asain.
Mrs Geo. u Nelson. who has been
visiting friends in Santa s.. " N
iar several dsya returned e Ia Iurta
last uighi. aad Leaves today accom-.
panied by her mother Mrs M G.
Dru-y for her home IN Chicago. airs.
nriry WIN visit her daurhtor 81
chicago Tor several weeks aud theu
leave for Birmingham. Ala. 10 lo'n
her husband. aud make her home
there
W l. Bertrand has AGAIN lad
honor thrus, upoa him by being up
pointed assistant rbia! clerk 20 s.
~ Blackwell. chief OF the mail SER
vice with headquarters m Dea,e.
Dr. Bertrand succeeds A. o barker.
Nho has. been appointed clerk cn lf
Union Pacific between Kansas city
and D ayer l.. a. Baldwin win sue.
ecoi ar bertrand IS clerk brtWeeu
here and Albuquerque Thls q quite
a change all around among the "B's.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-30

and will probably be effective about
October 18th or the first OF Noyem-
er Mr. Bertrand viii move his
family to Denver. where they Will
make their future home. aud thus. by
the place seeking the man, wili La
Junta be deprived Of one OF lis most
estimable families
The Lady Macabees have dlseon-
tlnued the use OF Woodman Hall as
a weekly meeting place aud viii her
after meet each time.in the evening
at the home of lady Of the order.
The first one Of these pleasant meet.
ings will be held next Thmsday even
ing, and will be at the home of Mrs
X n Kirkpatrick. AT si7 Ration as-
enue.
Bey Otis G Dale will conduct the
service at the Presbyterion church on
the Sabbath day. TIE morning ad.
dress will be made by Rev. +. + Nc
Laushlin. OF Denver, state superin-
tendnr OF the Antl-saloou League
and everybody Is invited to hear him.
No special collection In the even
ing Mr. Dale will speak on r. sis,-
ing Temptation Special music at
both services
c A. Becrbohm was an ordWay viz
itor last Tuesday on business Tile
name Of The Record Abstrart Com
rany, OF which he $ an off ~. or
gauized for doing business In tie new
county Of Crowley. has been changed
10 Tie New County Abstfar Cam-
pany, the first title having been
Appropriated s0mc tine aro bg some
similar compary doIug busircs TN
the state
last Sunday night the flrniture
store 81 Burnett a. Pschin was bur
glanzsd and goods and none oi the
value of over $500 carried apap An
entrance vss effected To t1e store
from the side door adJoiuirr he
alley. the burglars geitlng away
uItl -FOUR re,lites. tareo ast r,s. "a
suit olse aud S. s5 ia money Not e.
trace of the identity ~ the lar inrs
has as yet beeu discovered. aHsoush
some local talent is under sion
and being iuysstigat-6
Howard Grosser who for tae rnst
1--WE year. has been gith Cookies
new drug store. len the nut NJ Oh.
eeek Tor Ia Jmia. where ua has
accepted a position with ~ road
Drug Company Both Nr. arl Nrs
Grogs,r made o lrest many relts
during their sfay iu Las Auilas and
it Is wih rsgret that their wLle cir.
20. Of friends sea them leave some
satisfaction is snined hovcser 90 tie
imowlldee that they are stlu a the
valley and close fr!rrdFhils msde
here VIII b. conti1ue1 Vet county
Democrat
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-30
Net Guilty.

An exchange nsks- what would
500 do Il every time you pat your
hands ia your pocket yuu found q
ten dollar scd piec-fr We don't
know just what we would do. but
we Hoili D. Thoroughly coat,ncei 7.e
had on some other mans pants
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-30

h
III we
n Of
thoutf p0"oo'on'
coal
Come
III Coalun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-02
Ea8 Thal abndrtS.

= Die 8sbisb 9oblen @Ompunis but
Die 8snohner pon auoca ssWarut. bab
Ysriaisbunssn Der Obsr1dds Su sr'
wartsu iino, oa iis NIT Der @ntfsrnunS
Der 9Oblsn Stiispfsilsr bsi6dftist 1T.
Die gBarnuns bat beosutenOss unbs'
baseu errest.
Der 22 Sabre alte elmer grics
BON 4adawauna, elm @ris 8remisr. Der
am 23. Dejembsr uon ieinsm 5us fiel,
als berislbs ben Briidenbod ju WtOOiic
freuSte, LIT am 5rsitas i'm 1aplor 90
ipital ben Solssn Der erbaltsuen 8sr'
leeungen erlesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-02
8ilfes.8arre Wa6rid,ten.
Gn Vlhmonth purbs am Disn

= Sn Plpmoutb purbs ON Disnitag
Pfarrer z. 8, Donabos bs9rabsn.
= Der 76 Sabre ults 5runs SOispb
Ro&enb,der BON Glib Saucod StruBs
puros ON Samitus 3ur lsstsn 8ubs
beitattet.
-3w.i @sbduos Der Dupont gulosr
@ompunis gu @upwuuOpsu floSsn am
Disnitas In Die Suft uno Der angsrih'
tets S6absn 1T s $25. 900.
= Srau Carl Singer. ssb. ablborn,
1T fiirslid i'm alter uou 4si Sabrsn
ssltorbsn. SO iiberlebsn lis Der @atte,
smsi SSbns unO swei 2Odtsr.
- Der 20 Sabre alte Sobn Witdsu
pon Farions pulos Srsitas Nbsno nabe
ssnanntsr Srtidutt uon einem Sabn'
passn setrOiisH uno setootst. @r ioll
birstt aui bic @slsiis Sstrstsn isin.
: Sn Ssm Yins 8ibse BREEDER su
Wiinsrs Wtitls puros Dienitas Wiittas
emmanuel SiiOmore pon Der Wtaihine'
ris erfust uuo msbrmals sssen oas Ss'
bdlf ssitlsuosrt. bis er cine unfsnntlids
Utaiis mar.
= Bebenilidss 9opfi6httsln uno
aud Ssiterteit erreste Wtontas Wiorsen
cine Parabe uon etpa 100 ~Reuerenos"
mslhe untsr Gusenusrbrsben naA oem
@srihtsssbduoe marihirtsn. um sesen
bic @swdbrans uon Siieuisn 3u prote'
itiren.
- 8si sinsm Ssuer. bus am MOn'
tas In Der Sriibe In einsm 8orort bon
Sa,lstou ausbraf uuo bic Wobnnne
,srit0rte, perbrunntsn @abriel @erotsir
uno pier itinsr 3inber i'm altsr Dor
rsip. 12. 8, A uuo 2 Sabrsu. Srau @e
rotsfp uuO elm uerfriippsltsr SObn snt
famen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-02
Stabtratb.
Common Council. 20. Ssbrua

Common Council. 20. 5ebrnar
Director Der Ofisutliden Bsrfs Gsr'
williser uno Stuhtnuwalt Dauis waren
sissns su BEN Swsd in bisier Sisnn9
sridisnsn. nm gu ertldrsn. parum Is
nDtbis iei, Die BonbOroinanl In betrtIf
bss Mulberry StraBs Siasutts um
has boppslts Su srbOben; bas @Omits.
in oslisn 9anoen iie iid bsfinost, bsria'
tets aber nid3t iiber oiei ielbe, uno mon
musts babsr bic slnsslssenbsit bis 3ur
nd6itsn YeriammIuns iibsrliss;u lahen.
3psi SroinanIsn wurben bel enosiil'
tiger geiuns bsitdtist; iene, wslhs ben
9rsibsrn uon Polijeiwaseu cine Sobn'
erb0buns beDillist. iOwie iens fur Die
YHaiisruns uOu Bouleuaro Iue.. uon
Oit Wtartst CUR Olppbaut StraBe.
6olsenbe neue 6siolutiOnen wurosn
sinssrsiht uno iOfort bsitatist: SiOnisr
-Pldne. Sps,ififatiOnsn nno Soften.
ibsridlas sweds RHaitsrunS uon @a'
pouie Npenue. pon electric sluenue inr
9Booolapn StruBs, nit aspbalt. Srii'
ssrmann -Ylaus. SpsBifitatiOusn unc
SOltsniibsridlus ,pede Fflaltsruns pon
POplar Sur sarA StraBs; Dslamurs
StraBs, pon Didion Sur @aibinston
Guenue. Brennan = Dag bic . & 8.
@ompanie bic albright auenus Srsus'
uHs pabrsub Der Wiittassitunos frei
pOn 8arren. balte; ouB ON iiiblidsu
@nbe Der albright ape. Bride Shus'
barricren anssbruht wsroen. Cannon
Sir pier areujwsSe ,piihen Sanosra
uno Pittston Npenue, In Der 90. Waro
| 8. u. @uuns -5iir SrsuSwess an am'
herit uno SBeit Bart StraBe. @ornel
uuO 0sft Part StraBs. uno SlOun uni
0sii Barf StraBs. SDglis bruhte en'
Sroinanj jur 9isupflaitsruns uon Ntt'
Bsbnter StruBe uno annabme Der 81
fsrte bes stephan 5lannisan in bs5ul
auf bieielbe elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-02
&itt8tpn.

-Sn isinsr 8Obnuns 3u 0sitRitts'
ton 1T ON DiOutas @owarb s. Suuisr
i'm altsr uOn 65 Subren ssitorbsn.
- Batrid DtcSiultp pon Ssarls
StraBs, uls Bersmunn in bsm 9io. 9
Sdn6t anssitsllt. wurbe am 5rsitas TO-
fort sstObtst, oils cine anssls9ts Sprsus'
uns srit srfolsts, nadoem sr 3ur Stsus
;uridssfshrt mar. um ju uutsriu6sn,
warum iis nidt in 3sit lOssins.
- guf Die anfluss. i'm Wtai 1906
ben GbriitOpb @uislsua on 0tuilrOuO
StraBe sri6Oiien 3u babsn. wurosu um
SOnntas bier Petsr Sacatta uno Soispb
Prueniaua uerbaitst nno nad sinem
8srbor Ohns 3ulafuns uon 8iirsidufi
aui Die sntlass oss Wioross BEN Sc
idnsniB iibsrwisisn.
= Uiidasl CALLAHAN. Elm 9sbisb Bal
lsp 3usfibrsr unb gu Bort @riffitt
wobnbaft. srbielt am SOuntaS einsu
SadosIbrnd uno unOsrs Serlssunssn,
ole sr bel Der @infubrt in @ilissbarr.
auf elmer Sriide uOn sinem PfOitsn &C.
trofisn puros. @r muros In fritiihsm
3uituub osm bisiisen Soipitals iiber'
iiibrt, mo sr am Dienitas itarb.