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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-03

SEASON OPEN for fresh fish and Nor
folk oysters at Paysinger & Cow
ards. 10-3-4t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-03

FOR SALE-Fifteen white Leghorn
Cothrans. Prices s1.00 to $500. Can
be seen at Bishops s,aDles Saturday,
September 80. H. r. RenWick.
9-29-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-03

WANTED-Young men and ladies' TO
learn telegraphy. We are receiving
more calls for our graduates than
We can supply. Charlotte Telegra-
ply School, Charlotte, N. c. SIT.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-03

JUST arrived, a carload Of heart and
sap shingles. Langford & Buzz
hardt. Lift
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-03

LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE,
Our fall term will begin September
20, 1911. For catalogue address Lit
tie College, Littleton, N. C. 9-41m
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
HELD COMMUNION WITH
NATURE At IRON SPRINGS

Supt c. NJ. Scott, Of the Arizona
Eastern railway, was at his office In
Phoenix yesterday. after two weeks at
Iron Springs with his family.
Yes" he said Yesterday, to some
friends. they were two weeks abso-
mtely free from official cares. While
I was gone. forgot all about railroads
and railroad affairs. They We're two
weeks filled with communion with
nature: with the woods and the wood
pile. with the saw and the hammer and
the porch Of my house or cabin The
result was a new porch TO my house
and a plenty of wood. The kid and
would take a four or five mile walk
every day. and the rest of the time
I would spend with the porch and the
family. You know / always take time
to keep my muscle up, and my health.
I think it pays; not because l have so
much use for the muscle, but it's good
foundation to build on. l feel fine.
Superintendent Scott visited Mesa
Yesterday, and goes today on tour Of
inspection over the Winkelman line.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
MINERAL DIRECTOR
PLANS FOR EXHIBIT

To make arrangements for collecting
minerals for the territorial fair To be
held in Phoenix in November, James
Goodwin, superintendent Of the mineral
department. is expected here tomorrow
from his home in Tempe. Mr.. Good
win has been superintendent of the
mineral department ever since the fair
association was organized says the
Tucson Citizen.
He will call on the Twin Buttes Min
ing company. the Imperial copper COM
pany. the Pioneer Smelling and Mining
company. the Campo Bonito mine. and
possibly the Camp Apache, properties,
as well as the smaller mining camps in
Pima county for mineral displays.
Pima county's mineral exhibit at
tracted great attention at the fair last
year. hut great difficulty was expert
cnced i'm getting the exhibit back To
Tucson again. and it was not until late
in the spring that the exhibit. was fin
ally received here by the chamber of
commerce.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
RANDOLPH LINES
REDUCE EXPENSES

In the freight and passenger Depart
mcnt of the Randolph lines. +. w.
Clapp, assistant general freight and
passenger agent for the Southern Pa
cific is said To have received an order
for a 10 per cent reduction i'm the work
ing force, says the Tucson Citizen.
Rather than discharge 10 per cent of
his men. it is understood that minor
reductions in salary will be made
Mr.. Clapp is now in Los Angeles on
railroad business.
In conversation with friends Just be
fore his departure Mr.. Clapp is re-
ported to have said that he had just
been endeavoring to secure general
salary increase and had secured the
approval Of General Passenger Agent
.Chas II. Fee and General Freight
Agent Jones Of san Francisco. and that
the matter had just been sent To- Chica-
go headquarters for final approval,
when within - hours before his recon-
mendations had secured more than
fair start from Chicago. the rctrench-
ment order came from the same head
quarters.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
GALLUP OIL FIELD
AROUSES INTEREST

Because of the fact that "a number
.f Maricopa county people are fin
.anciaHy Interested at tho develop
mcut of the oil field at Gallup. New
Mexico. the following from the Gallup
Republican will hc of interest here:
The Gallup oil fields are growing of
greater interest II the general public
every day. Men of strong Influence
and men who are well vorscd i'm the
business of developing new fields have
taken an interest i'm the situation. II
is not more than prohahl" that an of
the luacl companies Will hav" plenty
! of financial backing i'm a very short
| time. This week l.. T. Ham. general
! freight and passenger agent of IN"
Santa Fee railroad. and =. : L. Ripley.
/ son of T.. T. Ripley. president ~ the
/ road. visited the oil fields. They claim
/ that from the result of the tests tho
samples of oil that have been used ar"
| of too high a grade for general fuel
J purposes i'm locomotives. They are ais"
: of the opinion that has been expressed
by several experts To- the effect that
the oil strike is a seepage from
'arga body of .iI ~ a seera"" from q
. depth. and this would naturally be
of much higher grade.
The local companies are rapidly
bringing preliminary negotiations
/ "A close and viii be on the field with
/ i'm ten days or two weeks Tn"
! Navajo oil and Development company
have sold several thousand of TN"
! first block of shares that Wor"
placed upon the market. and expect
To- be in such financial condition IN
! a very short time To- enable them Il"
| let contracts for the sinking of
several wells The Independent COM
panv have contracted with out OF
| town parties to bc on the field
within two weeks.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
SAN DIEGO CHAMBER
MAY VISIT PHOENIX
PRACTICAL ACCEPTANCE OF IN.
VITATiOk OF BOARD
OF TRADE.
Prospective Host Suggests November
1925 As Preferable Dates.

Responsive To- q recent invitation
extended by the board of trade to
tho san Diego Chamber of Commerce,
To- visit PhocniN. the board has re
ccived an unusually pleasing letter
from the san Diego body IL brcaths
a fin. spirit of cooperation I'm the
building mp Of the southwest. prsc-
ticalIy accepts th" invitation of the
Phoenix board. and asks for asUg-
cestion ass To- the most desirable time
for the proposed visit The Phoenix
board at its monthly meeting held
yesterday afternoon. instructed the
acting secretary To- say to [ e. san
Diego chamber. that while IL will
welcome the visitors AT any time.
the dates between November 10 and
- will be tho most desirable as far
as can De told now The letter
from san Diego is as follows.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
san Diego. Cal, Aug. 81, 1911
Phoenix Board of Trade.
Mr.. Jas. H. McClintock. Pres
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
REPORT OF WORK OF
RELIEF COMMITTEE
NEARLY $500 SENT TO THE STORM
SUFFERERS.
Acknowledgment of Receipt of Money
And Facts of it's Distribution.

J. A Moore and W. c. Foster( ap-
pointed by the board Of trade to take
charge of a fund for the relief OF the
storm sufferers at Winkelman and
Hayden, yesterday reported to the di-
rectors of the board and were dis
charged. Their report was the filing of
the following letter which is self eX-
planatory, and was sent TO Mr.. Foster
as the RENTING committeeman, b. +.
L. Taylor Of the ella Bank and Trust
Co, which received the money.
Winkelman. Arizona. Aug. 26. 1911.
After some days delay. / beg to
acknowledge receipt of your'letters Of
recent date enclosing remittances of
s267.5O. $500 and S21o0. also draft
amounting TO $500. These amounts
have been placed to the credit of the
relief fund for the families of Winkel-
man and Hayden who were rendered
homeless by the storm a few days ago.
wish to express to you the apprecia-
ton Of the people of Winkelman and
HAYDEN toward the citizens Of your
city in contributing 50 literally to the
relief fund.
The storm left a great many without
n place to sleep or anything to eat
The committee appointed to look after
the poor people have tried the very
best to place the money where most
needed and so far we have been able
10 take care Of every one in need Of
help and as there is a good deal of
work going on around here. most all
Of the working men will soon be al
right again. Those VIII" suffered most
were large families and those who de-
pended on the mother for support
| will send you some post card views
OF the town after the storm as soon As
they are ready for sale
Again thanking you for your interest
in this matter, I beg to remain
Very truly yours.
4 +. L. TAYLOR.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
NOW WHERE DID MARY
GET THAT PACKAGE ?
She Confessed to Smoking Hop But
She Didn't Steal no Jewelry
Sir Nohovy

Sure I 90 down there go down
there every once in awhile To smoke
the hop" was Miss Mary Washing
tons explanation of her presence in
the home Of a Celestial named Don.
in Chinatown, a couple of evenings
ago.
But Mary couldn't explain her pos
session of small packet which dis
appeared from Don's residence on the
occasion of this visit. The said packet
contained a jewel pin and locket
and there is Grass suspicion that
Miss Washington had cast amorous
eyes upon the trinkets and had spir-
tied them away And that suspicion
is so strong that Justice tombstone
has decreed she must appear at his
office for a hearing Thursday
In the meantime Miss Washington
is in Jail where she will have 4
chance to ponder the mystery Of that
packages coming into her possession
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
Mr.. Harry welch. Secretary,

Phoenix ArlZold.
Gentlemen
At a regular meeting of our board
of directors. held yesterday, it was
the unanimous desire that steps be-
taken Immediately To formulate a
plan relative To accepting your very
Kind invitation To- visit your city.
Please advise us at an early date
your idea of time You would con-
slider preferable To make this visit
You may have in mind some celebra-
ton which may occur between now
and January first The month Of
November had favor among the board
We like your Governor We appre-
ciatc the splendid assistance rendered
us i'm certain road matters by your
Mr. Billiard, and we recognize that
the size of the metropolis we intend
10 build upon this harbor depends
upon the splendid success of your
new state. 1t will always be the
Measure of this Chamber of Com
merce To assist in the building OF
your state. The visit viii give us
an opportunity To plan for the mutual
DEVELOPMENT which will follow TN"
completion " the san Diego and
Arizona Railway.
Thanking YOU again for this invi-
tation. it viii be our pleasure to adj
wise YOU definitely following the re-
ceipt of your letter. we beg 10 re
main. Your very full'
John r FORWARD. Jr., Pres
RUFUS CHOATE. Secretary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
HERE'S A MODERN CASE
OF VENUS AND APOLLO

Called by her friends the prettiest
girl in Douglas. and looking the part
at that. Miss Flora Shrum changed her
name in Tucson Saturday evening, and
became Mrs G. {. Crawford. Her home
address and that Of her husband is
istiH Douglas. Mr.. Crawford holds a
high position in the auditors offices Of
the Copper Queen company. Friends
here say he holds a reputation in
Douglas for good looks and popularity.
though he is not particularly proud Of
the first part Of it.-Tucson Citizen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
THREE DARING MEN
ACT AS JUDGES At
TUCSON BABY SHOW
THIS FROM THE TUCSON CITIZEN.

In the midst of a bevy of babies OF
varying ages, both sexes, and multi
farious dispositions all representing in
fancy with its best foot forward. l.. o.
Simons and two assistants are now en-
deavoring to pick out the prettiest baby
between one and two years of age; the
prettiest baby under one year; and the
hest behaved baby. 1t is Tucson's first
baby show of recent years.
Prizes Of silver services and dressing
sets are to be awarded as prizes. So
great is public interest in the baby con-
test that the pavilion was packed with
parents. relatives, friends and interest
ed people generally.
The Citizen fails to add that the
judges will probably be given Carnegie
hero medals if they survive.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

II was recently announced that an
extensive biography of Ruskin. by
.E T. Cook. would be published this
fan Mr.. Cook was described as the
author of Gardens of England
Gfzcriptfve book with beautiful cpl"red
Illustrations It happens. however.
that the biographer of Ruskin in an
other = T COOK. namely, Edward
Twas Cook. who is III" author of
studies of Ruskin' ard the editor
Of The Connected Library Edition of
Rus5in's Work"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
FARMERS TO BOOST
PRICE OF COTTON
An Organization Devoted 10 That Pur-
pose Has Just Been Formed at
Shawnee, Oklahoma.

SHAWNEE. Okla, Sept. Sept 8
With the opening today of the Far
mers' National Cooperative assOcia-
ton came a flood of kilograms from
commercial clubs, business houses and
bankers, pledging support to any plan
the association may formulate to hold
up the price of cotton. While nothing
official is given out regarding the
price farmers will be asked to place
on cotton, il is said, the convention
will prObably agree to - or 10 cents
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

Lew W Collins to Lillian Collins.
deed To- southeast onc-quarter south
vest one-quartcr northeast one-guar-
ten Of section Is. township two north
range three east
san Johnston To Fate MorreN. deed
To- lots II and l., block $, Mount
Pleasant tract
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

George Barr McCutcheon's new
novel Mary Midthorne." will be
pub1ished on September Is. Mr.. Nc
Cutchcons summer home IN h'hl'-
bunkport. Maine ard his new novel
have more than a passing connection
for Kennebunkport is not far from tn"
quaint and historic town of Ports
month
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

.. f. Shupp returned home To
Phoenix Saturday after a vacation
there of sin weeks duration.
StanisIaus Schcrzcr left camp sun
day after having spent the last two
months here. taking part i'm the Iron
Springs orchestra. lie goes from here
to Prescott, where. after playing n
weeks engagement H. will go OH to
the Grand Canyon. Prof ScherZcl is
one of tine most talented musicians
! i'm Arizona and tho J S. %. club was
! very fortunate iu securing his service
for the orchestra this summer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

Among the men To bc observed
around camp sunday were. r. J. Ben
uitt. = j Nicholson. G.. l.. Thompson,
G. NJ scott. W. T. Leecroft y. II.
Mcclellan. J. J. Johnson. Dan NcDrr-
mott. : J. Dostcr. Aaron Goldberg.
W. u. Fulwlcr. Tom Prescott. II. r.
Irvine. II. f. Schupp and w. l..
Thomas
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06
IRON SPRINGS
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oral ,,,,tnrc,.cIe r,ces Stavton Dor
-. ,,.,,, ~ ut 60 in here
,,irb his motorrvcIe was among the
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,..,.,Io ,.-,rt o,..,. D.. prssc,tt tn bonst
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

Miss Amanda Chingrin left Iron
Springs for PhoyuiN. Monday. after
having spent several pleasant weeks
H. tamp
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

The following is the record OF
realty transfers in the office OF
the county recorder yesterday
as reported by tho Arizona Alb
straet G. Title Co., 1874 West
Washington street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

J. +. Knoddle. who has been station
through here Sunday evening on his
way to Glendale. where he will have
charge of the station.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

Sunday school Was hold as usual in
the pavilion Sunday morning.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

Miss Naomi Reid is the house guest
1r Miss Ruth CoCCius.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

Miss Thclma Irvine left for Phoenix.
after spending week here, the guest
of Mrs. y II. Mcclellan.
Mrs St1mbaugh was among the
many r,~ortcrs leaving this place
MnMuaN.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-06

There Is a charming and
practical variety of premiums.
We will add to the list OF
premiums from time to time.
If what you wish is not here.
save your coupons. By the
time you have clipped the
necessary number of coupons
some premium to satisfy your
needs will appear. Consider
the saving and commence clip
ping coupons now. You will
have first choice of premiums.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
3aftpriuss TpncS.

Sine Der unsenebmiten Fflihten, nel'
der iiG Der Sdasmsiiter Oss .. u.
Jiationalbunbss, 9srr Dams @eniser,
bel @slssenbsit bes ieditsn 9iutionul'
Sonperts. melber pom 6. biS 9. Otto
bsr in @uibiustOn. .. g.. ubssbulten
merben miro. 3u entleoi9eu baben wirb.
oIrite aller Wubriheinlihtsit nab oas
rim bslteben, bsrihlen gu tOnnen. oae
Die $25, 900. melhe Der 9tationalbuno
| fir ben Fuitorlus. Denfmalfonbs auf
3ubriusen battle. ein9e9an9en iino. Von
Serru Sermunn RiOoer, bem Ssraus.
seber Der 9isw Yortsr Stautsieituns"
bat 0srr Weniser einen Seitras uOn
5 1000, ,uslsid nit einem Sssleitihrei-
ben srbaIten, in welhem Serr Ritter
ben Wunlh uusipriht, oab Der Seltrae
bem Staatsusrbanoe pom 9tsw YOrf.
oeiisn Wtitslieo er 1T, 9utgeihrieben
meroe. auBeroem bat ii6 0err Htooer
bsreit srflart, an Der Spite einss gus'
IhuHes pon Dsutib amsritunsrn oas
@slo fir cine Replifa oes Steuben-
Denfmuls in Daibinston fur Yallsp
Sorss auijubrin9en. Bon ben 6raueu
Oss FbiluOsIpbia 3weises oss 9iational'
8unoss III BEN BuitOrius Dsntmal
fonbs elm Ssitras uon 500 als Der
@rtras sinss Ssrbiifsites 3usssuussn.
Oia6 aufbrinsuus Der @siammtiumms
burh ben 9iationalbuno fann oann bic
aupsiiuns Der pom @onsrsb bswillis'
ten $25, 900 uub bamit bas Prsisaus'
i6rsibsu fir Dsnfmalsntwiirfs srfOlssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
(@urbonbals @OrrsipOnoen3.)
Smrig Snsleton. -@ie mir aus ben

Surig SuSleton. .-SSis mir aus BEN
r9aSlstOn (Pa.) SOlfs' Sournal" sr-
iehen. baben iid bic Deutiden icner
Staot unb Der umlis9snoen Srtibafteu
,uiammen9etban. nm SaSleton, tpsldss
bisbsr BEN Sujerne @Ountp 3weiss bss
o. VI. Central Sunoss" aussbOrts,
gu einem isparutsn 3weise oss Bunbss
,n orsaniiiren. Sine uorberatbsuos
geriammluns uon stpa fiinf,is Widn.
nern fano uorlesten Sonntas in Der
@OncOroia Salls itutt. Serr Surl @si
osnbad fiibrte ben Boriis unb Strr
@uitau Slider usrlas bic @runbidss
bes 8uubes. Gin Sdrsibsn pon Or.
Is. 8. 9sramer puroe uerlsisn, in mel.
dem osrislbe untiinoists, oaB sr ON
SOnntas, ben 30. Sttobsr, na1 Sa,le.
ton tommen nlroe, nm na9 9rdften
ben neuen 3weis 3u f6rbsrn. Esmpo'
rdre Beamte muroen bann erniblt un6
es lieBen iih iiebsnSebu Der anusienosn
oils @inssIslisoer eintrasen uuo man
bofft, nit oem 8eitrttt Der beutl6sn
Yersins jener Stabt unb llmse9eno Die
WfitsIisoeriabl auf mebrere Eauisnoe
ani6wellsu ju f6nnen. - Sin @omite
wurbe ernannt, nm alle nOtbisen Sor'
februuSen fir Die am 20. Sftobsr i'm
SrOBsn Spernbuufs absubultsnOe Yer'
iammluns gu trsffen.
SSir Sratulisren unieren Stammss.
senOHen uon 9a,lstOn iu ibrsm llntsr'
nebmen nno piinihen ibneu ben beiten
@rfOls. Wtit @eOulb unb ausOuusr
wsrOeu iie boffsntlib Oas uOrseitsdts
3isl errei6sn, Die Deutideu bes unts'
rem 9bsilss uon Su;srne @Ouutp gu or
saniliren uno oamit elm psitsres @liso
in Der Sstte 5u bilOsn. Die bas eeiammts
Dsutidtbum in ben 8ersin. Staatsn
umidliust gum Sdus uno Grns sesen
purituniia a'uatiuiitiids lebsrsriffs uno
Sur abpsbr aler Ausrifie auf bic per-
iOnlide 5rsibsit. -Dsutidlauo alls3ett
bod !" unbsihaOst Der Pflidten ssssn
uuisr aOOptiuuutsrluuO, fiir Oas unisrs
StummssssuOfsn isOsrBsit @ut uuO
Slut ssOpfert babsu. - -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
sBilfee. Barre Ra6ri&ten.

= Sotn s. Chat, abuoiat unO Po'
litifsr, itarb am DOnnsritus i'm altsr
pom Al 9abrsn nuh lausem SisAibum.
- Faitor gusuft SObris wurOs uer'
sansens ISOLDE als Seeliorser Der osut'
iden suuus. lutb. @smsincs in 9uslston
einssfiibrt.
- 8si ni6t psnissr rpis iiebsn @Oun'
tpdmtsrn 1T bic Offi,iells 3dbluns NOS
tbis. nm bas Rsiultat Der Frimdrpubl
su sntI6sibsn. Son alien Ssiteu wiro
nSstrusl" ssidrieeu uuo bic aufrss'
uns 1T SrOB.
- Der WtSrbsr @eorse 6. Wturion,
beIen Epossurtbsil pon Der 8esnaoig'
unssbsbOroe in lebsnslanslide 3udt'
bausItraIe umsswaubelt Uuros, 1T an
Sreitus nod isinsm neuen Seitimm'
unsort abssfiibrt wOroen.
= Die Seitenmanb sines 9uftida6ts
in Der DrifrOn 3she, bel Susleton
itiir3ts 0irnitas sbenb 3uiammsn uni
fiinf Der baran arbeitsnoeu Wtdnnel
purbsn untsr elmer Dtaiis uOn @sfteiu
@rbs uno @ulm besraben uno sritidten
Die Ssruuslhdtsn waren Stuliensr.
- Sn bsm @ietsitufle Der Sto. 2 .
& 8. 3sds (osr Bottom @rubs) brad
am Dtontus MOreen Elm 5eusr aus, 81
oeiisu 9sfdmpfuus etwu 2OOo @rubsn
arbsitsr beOroert wurOsn; oas Ber
selans. giur bic Seitiss @ntosduns bel
Ssusrs usrbiitste elm srOBss uuSIiid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
OSp6 elm Neaif1rirsXaa.

SOlde 8iirssr, welte ss usrfsbltsn,
fi9 als @abler rsSiitriren su lalisn, hu.
ben nod cine @slsssnbsit. oas Ysr'
idumte uaasubolsn, osnn bic lsste Sc
isssebuns bat cine biesbs,isli6e Sluu.
isl oem bstrsffeucsu @eies unsebdnst.
9iah osrislben tunu irsenO elm Siirssr,
wsl6er felt oem Iestsn Rssiitrutionstas
feline Steuern beiablt bat. iid am IS.
SftOber nod in bic Siiten sintruseu
IuIien. wsun er fid am ssuanntsm %.
tum bei ben ResiitrutiOns 9Ommiiiarsn
in ibrsr Office i'm @eridtsssbduOs sin'
felt unb sin oabinSielenOss @siud sin'
reibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
Bon 4eterSbura.

- Dem @bepaar ROp 8aufmunr
pon 9Bbsslsr auenue lit elm SObnlsir
ssboren wOroen.
Sn Der Sohn 8. 9aowiS DObn'
uns on 8ins StraBs ersisuste iid frht
am Sumitas Wtor9en cine @rplOiior
Oss SsiSupparatss unb berisIbe wurb'
jsrtriimmert. aber iOnit fsin weitsrsl
S6aosu unseridtst uno nur bic SAINT
lie tii6tis eri6redt.
- Su Osm 1900 8lod on @ibior
Sirabe srsisnste iit seitsru abenb eint
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