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The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Precise.

The proofreader on a small middle western daily was woman of great precision and extreme propriety. One day reporter succeeded in getting into type an Item about Willie Brown the boy who was burned in the West end by live wire"
 On the following day the reporter found on his desk frigid note ask ing, Which is the west end of boy"
 It took only an instant to reply ''Fhe end the son sets on, of course. !" -Ladies' Home Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
A SURPRISE BOX.

Something which would delight any little invalid is Surprise box" ms may be planned to last a week or any length of time one wishes and should contain package for each day. with the date on which if Is to be opened written plainly on each one. Dolls, toys, books and many other things dear to the child lsh heart may be put in these pack ages and the little one will surely re- loice to have his Merry Christmas" last so many days.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Heap on more wood,-the wind is chill But let it whistle as it will,
 We'll keep our Christmas merry still Each age has deem'd the newborn year The Attest time for festal cheer And well our Christian sires of old Loved when the year its course had rolrG And brought hlithe Christmas back again With all his hospitable train Domestic and religious rite Gave honor 10 the holy night: On Christmas eve the bells were rung. on Christmas eve the mass was sung: That only night in all the year Saw the stoled priest the chalic rear The damsel donn'd her kirtle sheen, The hall was dress'd with holly green; Forth to the wood did merry men go To gather in the mistletoe.
 Then open'd wide the baron's hall To Fassal, tenant serf and all: Power laid his rod of rule aside
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
THE SPIRIT OF THE DAY.

Have you time for a little sermon? It will take but few minutes and today. if eyer our thoughts should be turned toward inward to the hen t of things To you. whose hands rock the cradles oi humanity and indirectly rule the world let us ask question: Are you foreettjng tbe real spirit of the day? Gift giving m this nnni
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15


 As you pass some windy corner one of these blustery nights before Christmas Eve and see the long rows of evergreens laid against the wall, or ignobly lying prone upon the ground bethink you of the place in which they first saw the light The kindly hills snow-coyered engirdling valleys fragrant with spicy odor; picture them bare, lit tered with the waste of cuttings and the unsightly stumps of trees
 Picture the breeding of those trees as they grew IL took them 20 years to reach an age and size where they might prove marketable No more will the wind moan and sough through their branches. The hills are bare The snow will melt in the spring, and the soil will not absorb it. Water will run into the streams and the streams become floods, and the floods breed caamities
 The trees, noble fellows all of them will have thelr tops hacked off to accommodate them to the stiffness of our little box-ike homes As the heat of our rooms dries up their sap. their lives will go out, slowly, day by day They will end on the bonfire
 Yes. buy tree. Buy one and take 1t home to your children WheL 1t is brayey decked out in all its gala fnery gather your family about it's spreading branches, which are exhaling their last breaths for you, and tell them the story of the life and death of the tree
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

may have nights pleasure by defacing natures work with cheap tinsel and candles After that what would have been the forest of the future is discarded forever. beyond the power of man to restore and the work of nature for years to re- place.
 me buk or the trees come from Canada More than 30OO00 are used annually in Phadel. phla alone. New York. Chicago Baltimore and huhdfea towns between them three times that number every year
 In the wild hills of the Canadian provinces tbs trees are still plentiful. But it is only a ques- ton Of few years time with the increased de- mand for them, when their price will soar No attempt IS made, apparently, to rejuyenate the for ests
 In few scattered places throughout the coun try, 1t Is true, two men have started nurs cries In Christmas trees. Intelligent planting and cutting within three generations may make them useful patches from which to glean hardy trees
 But elsewhere in spite of the talk of conserva- tion which We hear much about nowadays the trees are stripped ruthlessly from the hills and valleys and no attempt is made by the greedy marketer to replace them.
 This has resulted in the present dearth of the much-desred spruce trees. Vermont already charges an additional stumpage of five cents upon trees which are shipped out of the state
 Let us consider the Christmas tree situation in Philadelphia Each year more than 1000 fiat freight cars, loaded with the trees, which o~e piled In double tiers reach the city. The capa4 of the flat car averages 300 trees. Therefore, approximately 3000O0 trees are l. in Philadelphia annually. Sentimentaty apa this is an enormous waste of material when Is recalled that the trees serve no economic pul- pose and the majority of them furnish fuel for bon1res on vacant lots two weeks after the ho iday.
 It is an expensive proposition considered in any light. First comes the cost of sending men into regions where the trees grow They are experts They are able to size up the marketable value of | flor oy'c them Then comes the cost of cutting stump age, hauling and shipping to destination After that. 1t is mainly a matter for the retail deal lers who buy trees either they stand in the for ess, or at the freight yards in the cities to which they consigned
 The small dealer must make his profit He taeks on an extra price which the consumer must pay Then comes the expense of decorating the greenwood with tinsel and sistenng ornaments This costs little fortune in itself Finally 1t Is usual to pay the ashman to cart the tree away after the holidays are over
 It has been estimated that from first last from
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

It isn't until a man reaches the age of discretion that he discovers he can have good time without suffering for it the next morning.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

After woman living in a small town has visited in the city for a cou. pie of weeks she calls her hired girl a maid.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

CTS from coming again to the spot where they had practiced such deception.
 Yet 1t never does. Year after year they practice the most dis honest tricks upon their patrons. One man last year got a high price for % of the finest trees ever seen in Philadelphia. He told the buyer that the rest of the car on which the % were loaded was just like them, but when they were unloaded and placed for sale, they proved to be small and scrubby.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Just to Make Sure

How shall express my sentiments towards you?' said the young man tenderly
 'On paper, please" said the girl 'Then there can be no chance of your lwriggling out of it.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

supposition that within the next 15 years the supply of the evergreen trees with which we deck our living rooms annually at the feast of St Nicholas will be so small that folk In the ordinary walks of life will not be able to afford a tree.
 Year after year the forests have been denuded. New England, a gener- ation ago, was thought to have an almost inexhaustible supply. Today her hills are bare. Nearly all her im- mense forests of spruce and fir have been sacrificed 10 the sentiment of Yuletide.
 The middle states have been ran sacked for their treasures. The farm. CT. although he receives but two cents apiece for the trees, is afraid to look the future in the face and wait until the tree is full grown. Neither does he show any discretion in cutting. but every year he rushes to the woods and cuts everything that he can lay hls hands on in s0rder that some one
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Only good man can believe tha, 8 woman is better than he is
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

ILL the children in
 1925 have Christmas trees? This question is being asked by thousands of people throug 2 h out the United States. lndi- cations point to the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
Gfne 8ttte.

E,ir bitten bisrmit iolds unisrsr Der.
sbrtsn abonusntsn. pelde Elm Sabr obsr
ouriibsr fur bas .0oasnblatt- i6ulbsu,
uns ben Bstras suiOmmen su laisn,
oenn mir babsn oas @elb n5tbis uno
sans sewiB usrbisnt. SSr nidt islbii
uoriprsdsu faun. 1T ssbstsn. ben 1s.
tras per POft siuSuisnosn. Das @sfua
srfolst. neil mir ssssnwdrtis uub idou
felt einiser 3sit isinsn Solicitor buttsn
unb bem resuldrsu PsriOnal Der Offies
bic 3eit fsblt, ju iOlleftirsu. SO piirbs
uus uiel Ssitpsrluft sripurt, psnn Die
eeier uOriprs4su une bsSublsn piirOsn'
sbs bic S9ulb ju bod aufiduft.
G4tnnssuOll.
Der Strausseber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
Ser eeibe . Werfanf
Der Cation.

? Sin. @tlsssnbsit. bic gang smpbutiidh
benefit, bas bisin sabsn poran 1T als
Gin srob,s Ssib.Ssntrnm.
SsGs Gage fur Ssios' lisbsnot 5rau'
On, nm ben 8ortbsil bisisr srDBtsn
Breisb.rabissuussn oss Sabrss 3u sr'
baden. 9Onn.n mir msbr iassn oosr
tbun, als pis bi,is Prsiis uitsrbreitsu?
SO Cents fir Psau.bs'easns. im'
portiris eoniiins, Crepe, Wfsiialins.
fauep Gaffsta unO fauep SsiOs. 20 bis
81 3on brett. Gin ipsSisllsr antauf
Don 45OO @llsn. Sisns 9erbftmnitsr,
-Strsifsn. gunttsn, Sisursn oSsr sin'
fude Sarbsn. Seine tpsrtb psnissr mis
rs g.uts-bi. msiiten 8 tpsrtb.
65 Gents fir bic bsriibmtsn 23 uno
"a Sol .sbsOwutsr4 5OulcrSs. Der
SaiIon aussrpdhltsits Wtuitsr uno BIZ
pradtpollitsn Surbsn. SIMMER usr'
fauft ju 81.
Grtrsmsr Infer Durasans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
Ses edub : Ierfaufs
febr beidbdfttate 0eife.

Nabrsnb BEN sunSen WiOnat aueuit
fSuusn Scrautonsr 5rausn bnrh oisis
S6ubsriparuiiis prOfitirsn, wslds 10
uiel fir iol6s bsbsuten, bie ipurinm
ieiu mhiien. aDnnen mir Shnsn BE-
wsiisn, marum oieisr Ssrtauf sic in'
tsreiiirsn iotlts?
1926 fur Dumsn #Soroiis" Bumps
unb Oriorbs. Stsus CONNER UfoSsas
in iebem 9sbsr unO alien @rOBen. Re'
suldrsr Prsis 81.
$2.65 fir Dumen Sslust. Satin uno
Susbe nisbriss Bumps. Wfnitsr nsu
bieIe Saiion. @r0Ben fur alle Sortsn
pun wsibli6en 5hBen. Der rssuldrs
Prsis 1T $3.50 uuo 81.
98 Gents fir 5rdulsin uno Sinosr
meibs @anuas Snopfihube = NIT Dem
,@oobpsar" Spslt. SrOBsn 81 bis 2.
Reeuldr $3.50 unb s1,75.
@rtrsmsr infer GurdSuus = bintsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
Spbe Darf Roti;en.

= Der Buuidrsinsr s. 6. Bbitman
pon Dorotbp Strass, an sinem ueusn
@sbdubs on Shb Main Gpsnus anss.
itsut. ftiir,ts am WiOntus 3wUlf 5us sur
@rbs. als elm @trtift siuitiirsts. Sine
Ripps purbs ssbro6su unb isiu SOpf
usrlsst.
Srsns. bic iunss TOdtsr bss yiOub
9emis pon gaiupstts StruBs, ftiir3te
am Sreitas in elmer Shsuns burh cine
Santbiirs. elm. SSbs BON spOlf 6ub,
unb muros baburG rsdt idlimm per.
lsst. bod srpartst bsr bebanbslnbe arjt.
Oob bas 3inO iid pieosr srboIsn uirb.
SamesG Gbomas uOn SObsrts Gourt
unb Sobn Soplsp uou 3ebnttr StraBs.
osntu is elm arm fsblt. murOsn am 5rsis
tag auf bic anitass bee Ginbru&s BEN
@efdnsniB iibsrianot. sic iolfm In
bic edosn uon Sulius Peniad on Rssis
Strabs unb EbOmas Rseie an Siorb
Diaiu ausnus sinssbrunsen isin.
= Soi.pb Sisno BON RObiniOn
StraBe wurbe an Donnsrftas oinsfsft
ssmudt, neil .r pahrsnO sinss 9rawal'
lss in elmer Dirtbiduft an 9ieuutsr
ausuus ben Soispb Siluisii bsrart nit
sinsm Wsifsr uerpunbsts. bas 3wsiuno'
3uanjis Stifs nOtbis waren. um bic
Dunosn su idlisBsu. Sobalo isin
Spfsr fi@ senissnb srbolt bat, wirb
Sisnor sinsm Ssrb6r untsrmorfsn.
= Rop. Der 13 Sabre alts Sobn bee
SObn 0bsslsr uon 9. gisuntsr StraBs.
wurbs DOunsritus 9ladmittas auf Der
8si9e biutsr ben Slut uno Bolt Dsr'
Ten in Pint Broof. mo- sr anssftsllt
mar, pon elmer 9adamuuua 9ofomotiue
nisbsrsefabrsn rno setOotst. Der 8nabs
batts sbsn feiu Eaesusrf besnoet unb
bsfanO iid auf Dem 9simwss. als iiG
oas lnsliid srsisnsts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
Bon NeterSbura.

= Ghsitsr, Der 11idbri9e Sobn bts
@barlss u. 9artmann uon Union Stra'
&c, srbislt am Disnitus slbenb cine Slo.
bsrttussl in oas rehis Bsiu. ole sr iid
nit anotrsn 9nuben in elmer Pfiise ba.
bette, mabrenb anbere 9noben iit uabe
Der Stslle NIT elmer 6lobertflinte i'm
S6sibsnidisssn iibt,n. Die in Der
giahburiduft wobnsuosn 9uabsn Gmil
Ffiftsr. Ssrmann Wiartiu uno souis
DOlf ino auf ben Yeoa6t perhaftst
worosn, on Der Shsbsrsi betbeilist st'
wsisn Su isin.
-Ssrr @torss 8ranb BON Prsscott
ausnus srhislt am Srsitus uon Buffalo,
q. o., bic Staaridt, Oas isin Sobn
Daltsr In eiusm bortissn 9oipital in
ssidbrlidsm 3uftauOs oarnieOsrlisss,
inbsm sr bel siusm llnfall usrlsst purbs.
Ssrr Brandt rsiits iofOrt mad Buffalo
unO itsllts Ounn feft. ouB isiu Sohn, Der
1s Sabre aft unb isiu sinSisss sinb
mar. bon sinsm @ilsnbubn,us fieI, Osiisn
RGbsr ibm oas re6tt 8ein uno bsioe
arms ,sroriidtsn; Der iuuss @lanu 1T
ON slsi6sn absnb In Oortissn Wtercp
SOipital ssitOrbsu. Gin weitsrer be.
oausrusnsrtbsr umftauo in Bsrbinbuns
init BEN Sall 1T. OaB 5ruu Brandt gs'
fdbrli1 erfrantt barnieosr liest. Die
Sssrbisuns Oss Yerunsliidtsn srfolsts
an WtOntas Jtahmittas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
RittStpu.

- Die Dirtbihuft bes Soispb Boil.
cauias on 9iOrb Wiuin StraBs wuros
frib Sumitas WiOrssn BON @iubrs6ern
um tbsr 800 In 8aurselb unb elm
srDBsrss Quantum @,trduis bsitoblsn.
= Sn Ssm @orton Sofs fisl Der 3s.
bisb gaIlsp 3usiiibrsr SObn Sudlsp
ssitsrn oon bem 2rittbrstt isinsr &ofo.
motlus in cine 8srtisfuns uno brad ben
SdGOtl isin 3uituno lift fritiid.
- Der 80 Sabre alts S8illiam Do.
lan BON bier ertranf um Donnsritas
)iahmiltus in Dem Susqusbanna 6luB
~ Soro's Woobs. als er ben bluS ~
ourhihwimmen periuhte. Die Ssihs
wurO msbr,rs Stunbsn ipdtsr aufse'
funosn.
- SOuliablsr Daus miro cine BE.
lobnuns pon $500 srbaltsn. neil ss
ibm uaflOii.us SBods sslans. ben au.
tonic Prouano gu srpiidsn. pslder in
SSausrlp. q. O., uerluust puros. neil
er brsi Wtdnnsr NIT sinsm Wtsiisr an.
sssriffen bate.
- gls sr Samitas absnb In Der 30.
iton Siisosrla1uns nubs sinsm Saufsn
brsunsnbsr 5diier itunb. fisl berislbe
nm unb traf ben 27 Sabre altsn Soispb
8uria. OsRsn 9lsiouns banu in SranO
seisst parb. @r purbs 10 b6s per.
brunnt. ouB sr Wtontus i'm bisiissn 30.
ipital ftarb.
- YIN tinem sebrohenen S6dbsl
unb anosr,n 8erlssunsen itarb Der "a
Sabre alts alsr 2Otb i'm bi.iissn 30.
ipital ssitsrn 0iadt. Wtan fanb i'm
am MOrssn am 5ubs elmer Erspps in
isinem 9Oitbauis. @sorss Ssalis uno
5rani Ssatbsr iinb uls bic Dfdnnsr
psrbaftst porotu, bic ibm bic Bunosn
bsi9ebra4t baben iollsn.
= Dus srOss swsift6diss SOl,ss.
bduos su @ort ZANE, bic Suuptiaule
bss Rittston EOwuibip S4ulOiitriits.
Durbs frhb Samitas UfOrsen bura
cine S.ridisbuns Der Obsrfldds. bur6
ns5sdsnisnfuns usruriaat, 10 idtimm
bsiddOist, buB feline Senusuus auBsr
5ruSe iit. bis Rspurutursn uorssnom.
men worosn iino.
= Der 40 Sabre ults Sobu Sullt
pan slitt um Samltas bsim YsrlaIisn
bes 6abritubles i'm 9iO. 6 S6aft aus
unO ltiirSte oaun 300 5uB ben Sda1t
biuab. @r uuroe nit jsosm 3Ho1sn
i'm 96rpsr ssbrohsn ale Ssiae anfss.
bObsu. Der Ssruuslhdts. wslder Dor
;psi Wfonuten msssn ieiner @eiuuobsit
aus BEN @siteu ;uriidfebrte, miro pon
Der 0ittpe uuo brsi 9inbsrn iibsrlebt.
- Ra4 ben lesttn Serihten bat fih
Der @siunobsitsSnituub Oss Papitss &C.
beifert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
GBilfss.earre Ra@ri&t.n.

= Der Rsinertrns Der bsuti@sn Gag
asisr bss eussrns GOuntb 3wsisss be.
trdst $32s.
Sobn Dsttmor pon Der Wiabiion
StraBt srlas usrsaussut Bo&s In bem
@itp SOipitul elmer SlinOoarmOpsratiOn
@r mar srft 23 SABRE alt.
- Die i'm 1OOitsn 9sbtnsjubrs iteb'
subt @liiabstb Sitlman bon Union Str.
bat iih am SOnntas fur Slinbbarm'
sutliuouns opsrirtn luiisu nuo ssbt Der
Gsneinug sntesssu.
- Ssim $fiden uOn 5ollunosrbse'
r.n uuf Der @sitisits Oss 5luiiss ftiirits
Der IA SABRE alts Dauio @auanausb
uon Norb @aibinston StruBe ssftsrn
in sinsu tisi,n 8runnsn unb ertranf.
M- Ridtsr Snllsr bat bic Briibsr Ben
unb @barlss RoB uub ibrtn @oufiu
Dstoba RoB auf bic anflass Der @r'
mOrbuus Oss Games DspstrO uOu Der
Soiton giisOerlaiiuns Ssri6ttih &C.
balttu.
- Ole 9adnnanna @ompanie &C.
Ssnft nubs Der Trussouls 5sds su Slan.
ticois elm ilsines Dorf pom 32 boppsl.
ten 8obnbduisrn aus Concrete 3u sr'
rihtsn, 6as nit Spisl' unb Baospldsen
unO unbsren 8squsmlidfsitsn Usrisbsn
miro.
- Die 45 SABRE altt Srau Warp
Dalinsfp 1T nah sinsm orsi Bohsn
anoausrnbsn Starrfrumpfs am Diem
ltas ssitOrbsn. g8dbrsnb oisisr lauseu
3sit erluusts iis nur Iwsimal Oas BE
wustisin - sinmul uuf bic Dauer uou
brei Stnnbsn unS bunn elm pnar Wii'
nutsu Dor ibrsm Eobe. Wian hattie ibr
aui iiiuitlide SBeiis fliiiiiss Oiubrunq
b,issbra&t, nm oas Ssbsn gu srbaltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17

ssnb. Der Ssrunsliidts mar Elm Berg.
mann unb bate Feline Bsrmunbtsn In
amsrifa, ioubsrn mar elm 9ofsdnssr
bet Der Difliams Samilis.
- Stunlss 3Olinsii BON Ssrn ap..
nus. Der msbrere Tass 3upor In Der
PopOsrlp 3sds bur6 sinsn 5sli.nfall
usrlsst wurbs, IN 5reitas Wtorssn I'M
9iOtbfuIl SOipitul ben gsrlssuussn sr.
le9en.
Sranf Demonesii bon Mapfislb
srbieit frib Sonntas Wiorssn anf BEN
9simmss bon sintm Ean3 finf WeHsr.
itihe In ben Raden uuo iein ..3uftunb
ioGl elm sefdbrli9sr feiu. Dtartin uuo
Stsus @ouis, NIT bsnsn CT beim Tang
in Streit ssratbeu mar, mnrben ole
feline ansreifsr am Wtontas uerbaftet.
Srau Roie @olanosr BON Scott
StraBs pollts am Samitus abeno iid
islbit unb ibrs 3wsi iunsen S6bns Der.
siftsu, isood i4uffts mon ale Drsi
i9nea nod BEN uabslisssnben 9iotbfall
Soipital, mo ibr 9sbsn sersttst purbs.
Die Srau mar sntmutbist, neil lift
@utte feline GnftellunS .rlansen fonnts
unb bic Gltsrn ibr sulsst bic Ebiirs
wieIen.
- Gin Branb in bem ooppslten Sa'
lob SOrwis DObnbaus on Parriib
Court. pon bisism anb elmer Samitis
namsns Swsst bepobnt. bsbnts iid
friib Disnitao WiOrsen 70 idnsu aus.
ouB bic 8spObner Gin fnappss @ntfOm'
men batten uno aus ben Senftern iu
ibren 9iadtftsibsrn sntwsidsn mustsn.
Der anseri6tste S6absn wirb auf
: 1000 ueranidlast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
Stabtrath.

@ine Srbinan3, melhe Der Scranton
unb gais arisl StruBenbabn Gompunie
8sssrshts aui sewiHsn StraBsn Der
ShOisits bsmillist, nurbs in Der Srsi'
tag abs,bultsusn Stubtrutbsfisuns BON
0irtb ,inssreiht uuo oann BEN bstrsif.
@omite unb BEN Stabtunwatt iibtrDie'
fen. Sin bic Srbinanj beslsit.nOss
S6rsibsn ma9ts baraui aufmsriiam.
baB bic @Ompanie idmmtlihe &ese'
rs9ts in ben SOwnibips uno Sorousbs
srIanst babe, oas bic Gompanie willsus
lift. bas @esersdt ju perpirfen, menn
nibt innsrbalb sinem Sabr nit Der ars
belt bssounsu niro. oaB iie bereit LIT.
cine SiGsrbsit pOn $4,000 Su Ssbsu,
um bic StaOt ssssn stwaiss Sdaosn'
anipriids su iahseu,, oab iie iih psr'
pfiatst. swiidsu uno on beibsn SsitsH
Der @slsiie su pflaftsrn, uno baB bic
Stabt bas 8orrs9t babe, bic 8abn
na6 gsrlaui pon 80 Sahren gu sinsm
iOl&sn Prsis anSufaufsn, wis Oas @s'
ri4t f,itit.lls.
5Olssnbs Yorlassn pureen bel orit'
ter unb snbsiiltieer 9siuns beitdiist !:
glsus Gage pOn Soispb StraBs unc Der
Yadawanna @ompanie @rlaubniB geb'
enb, elm Subwap bel Der aib Strabe
3rsusuns su srridtsn. Pfaitsruns pom
9aiOpstts Stru6s. 3wii4su Ban Snrsn
uno Fillmore apenue. l8ioerruf Der
Srbinun, sur Siiuslliruns uon @pom'
ing ausnue. Swiihsn sarh nnb wfarion
StraBs. GmsnOiruus Der Sroinan3 in
bstreff Der annabme uon StraBsn. TO-
oab bisie iopobl nit absussfandlsn
psriebsn pie auh niuslirt iein iolsn.
llebertrasuns pon $3.50 bonn Bureau
Der 8rdnbs su ,insm unbsren 9Onti.
Die Srbinun3 fir eins$ 81, ,0OOSonb'
anssubs fur abbilfs GbSussfandls warb
siinitis bsrihist unb folsenbs usus Dor
lassn sinssrsiht: Sobrs-llsbsrtrag
ung pon Sonbs i'm Bursau Der Brdn'
De rsfsrirt. 8elin-DaB Der Dirsftor
Der OfisntliHsn Sidsrbsit oaIu ishe,
bas @liij StruBs uOn Subrwsrisn frsi
esbaltsn msrbs; beftdtist. Dauis =
Srau Sane Sopiius srluubeub, ibr 81
ssntbum an @usrett ausnue NIT osm
abSusstanal gu urbinbsn; rsfsriri.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
gisls eeute ifrrb,n Dor Der ibnsn g

giele 9eute frrbtn Dor Der ibnsn &C.
iesten 3eit. neil iie bic 8arnunssn Der
9iaiur nidt bsuhtsn. Der 86rpsr fam
in praftiidr SBsiis gsssn Sranfbsit &C.
fsitist psrbsu, iuosm mon sslsssntlif,
elns DOfs Sorni's alpsnfrduttr. bss
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nimmt. @r III niht in Gpotbsten gu
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msrn. Or. Better Sahrnsp & Cons 60 ,
1925 .. SOpus ausnus. @bicaso. 81.
Sorni's alperfrduter Slutbslsbsr III
gu bub.n bsi Ssnrp &ultsr. 1o11 Sebar
Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
Der Strausseber.

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ben saussn S4iffsusrtsbr ldbmt. Gs
babsu SDii4tn Streifsrn unb Militdr
blutiss 9dmpie ftatts.funosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17

- yiad ben lsstsn Ssriatsn bat iid
Der @siuuobsitsSuituub bss Pupitss &C.
bsiiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17

Dur6 cine Y,riiisune pirb osr
Osutids uutsrriht jsst in allen aluhsn
Der Ssbrtr Silounssanitalten in llu'
sarn ObIisOtOrii4 siHssiiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-17
Dr.. Edmond J. Donnegan.
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