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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
Both Branches of Vermont Legis.
Iature in Session Briefly
ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE MADE
c. A. G. Jackson Official Reporter in
Senate and p. c. Dodge and J. G. Nor
ton in the House-President Taft to
Speak from State House Portico.

State House, Montpelier, Oct. s.
/ Brief sessions marked the reopenins
of the Vermont legislature this morning
/ for the second week, and little business
was done because committees were not
ready to be announced until later in the
day and because of President Taft's an
| ticipated visit.
Upon resolution, introduced by Mr.,
Cook of Lyndonville, it was voted by
the House to appoint one senator and
three representatives from each county
to canvass the vote for representatives
in Congress.
On motion of Mr.. Ryder Of Rocking
ham, a resolution was adopted, giving
the use of the House to the Vermont
historical society on the evening of Oc.
tober 20, at 1880 o'clock, for public ex-
ercises and an address by Rev. Isaac
Jennings, D. d.. OF Bennington on THE
Undoing of Burgoyne."
Speaker Plumley announced the APP
pontment of John g. Norton of st. Al
bans, and ?. G. Dodge of Randolph, as
official reporters of the House for the
session. The speaker also referred to
the visit Of President Taft to the State
House tomorrow, adding that the pres
ident will give public address from the
portico of the State House following
his address in the House Of Representa-
tiVes Other plans for the Taft visit
were mentioned
A meeting will be held at eight o'clocl.
tomorrow evening in the House to form
a Taft and Sherman club Of the legisla
ture. Upon motion OF Mr.. Smith OF
Newbury the House adjourned at l0:45.
The Senate.
As little business was done in the
Senate. The chair announced as a com
mittee on joint rules: Senator Laird,
Ratchelder and Dyer of Rutland county
Senator Darling presented the report Of
the committe on rules, which report was
adopted and the rules were read by the
Two new committees are ad
led to the Senate list, as follows: jus
tice and municipal courts and state and
industrial interests. At l0:35 the Sem |
ate adjourned on motion Of Senator /
sherwin Of Lamoille.
G. A. G. Jackson Of Montpelier has
peen appointed official reporter Of the
Senate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
MONTPELIER MAN DEAD
OF HIS INJURIES
Bella Ferrin Fell Down Stairs at Hotel
in Lewiston, Me-, Sunday Night,
Dying Yesterday

Lewiston, Me, Oct. s.-Bela Ferrin OF
Montpelier, Vt. died at st. Mary's GEN
tral hospital yesterday as the result OF
3 fall down stairs in the Rockingham
hotel in Middle street Sunday evening.
Perrin came to the Rockingham on
Sept. 26 and registered as .Afr. Ed
wards Later he told the clerk his name
was Bella Ferrin.
About O'Clock Sunday evening. peoDle
In the hotel heard someone fall in the
hall and found Perrin lying at the foot
Of the stairs lie was taken to the hos
pital and physician remained with him
for couple Of hours and left him ap-
parently resting well
in Ferrin's pockets were found a time
book. which indicated that he had been
employed in the Montpelier street de-
partment two checks for sls53 and
kls.45. a mileage book and letter ad-
dressed 70 him Later the body was
positively identified BY a man who sait
b. had known Perrin for nine years.
County Attorney Hines and Coroner
Dillingham; Of Auburn deemed no inquest
neeesssry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
/. 0. o. F. DISTRICT MEETING.
Mortified Fncampment Exemplifed De
gree at Montpelier.

The annual meeting Of district 5. !. @.
10. f., was held iast evening in the Odd
Fellows building in Montpelier, about Is
being present. Thomas Wildey encamp-
ment of this city opened the eneanip-
ment and ". B. Worthen gave the all
dress of welcome, which Was responded
to by II. w. Scott of Barre Eureka en-
campment of Mortified excmplifed the
patriarchal degree, arG after banquet,
served by Thomas Wildey encampment.
the grand officers exemplifed the I'M
written work Of the degree. S. W.
Winch was nominated for district dep
uty grand patriarch for lsl3-l9l4.
The encampments in ti,is district in
clude Minnehalia Barre, Eureka,
Mortified, Thomas Wilde, Montpelier;
Aihamhra. Waterbury; Excelsior. Ram
dolph: Granite, East Barre: Mad River,
Waitsfeld; TIaieyon, Fiainficld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
MRS. W. R. DAVENPORT DEAD.
Wife of Former Bare PASTOR Died at
Bellows Fails Last Evening.

Mrs. w. II. Davenport. wife Of Rev.
Mr.. Davenport, formerly a res; dent of
Barre. lied at 5:l5 last evening at Bel
lows Falls, in which place they had been
located of late. Mrs. Davenport had
been i'll fer year from cancerous
trouble and although suffering greatly
she had borne up with uneomplaining
fortitude. Last November an operation
was performed. but the relief was only
temporary. All through her sickness she
maintained a cheerful outlook. both on
this life and in the hope for the future
life.
Mrs. Davenport had been a great help
to her husband in his ministerial calling,
entering into the work of the church
with much spirit, a. viii be recalled bv
her many friends III Ilarre. She engaged
in choir service and also used her talent
in piano and organ work, while in the
sewing circles she was willing worker.
She also was an adept writer. giving
especial attention to poetry. and she con-
tributed verses for many occasions be-
ing awarded prizes for excellence in this
line
The funeral is TO be held from the
congregational church in Bellows Falls.
the Methodist edifiee now undergoing
repairs, On Thursday afternoon at 81
O'Clock. Presiding Elder w. 8. Smithers. 4
Rev. F.. W. Sharpe Of Springfield and
Rev Mr.. Pratt, pastor Of the Bellows
Falls Congregational church. officiating.
Interment VIII be at Bellows Falls. where
lies the only son. who died last April
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
PRESIDENT TAFT IN BARRE.

The Taft party, including the
president, Mrs. Taft, Miss Board.
man and White House attaches
and newspaper men, will reach
Barre BY automobile late this aft
ernoon, probably between 4;30 and
5 o'clock, coming from Randolph
via Williamstown Gulf.
The party will be escorted from
Randolph by representatives of
the city and local organizations,
and on arriving in Barre will stop
near the city hall, where the pres
ident is expected to speak briefly.
The Barre Citizens band will be
present and will render selections
at intervals. John w. Gordon has
been chosen to speak Il few words
of welcome. Following the presi
dents brief remarks in Barre, the
visiting party will proceed to
Montpelier, where they will stop
over night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
FRATTINI-M MCMAHON.
Groom Formerly Lived in Barre-Mar-
ried in Montpelier Yesterday.

Joseph Frattini. formerly employed by
the New York Granite company and liy-
ing in Barre, but now employed by the
American Fidelity company Of Mont
pelier, and Miss Norah A. Mcmahon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Me
Mahon Of Montpelier. were married in
st. Augustines church in thai city at
6:30 a'clock yesterday morning. They
were attended by Miss Annie Guare and
T. ]. Guare.
Mrs. Frattini is a graduate from st.
Miehael's school and has been employed
as stenographer by the Columbian
company and as bookkeeper in the
Stone market. Mr.. Frattini is skilled
musician.
They left at once on wedding trip to
Montreal and on their return will reside
in Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
FIRE STATION GONE.
Revere, Mass, Firemen Had a Blaza
Right at Home

Revere, Mass, Oct. --Revere's cen
tral fire station was swept by fire last
night and although two fire alarms
brought all the fire fighters of the town
to protect their headquarters. the build
ing was practically destroyed. The fire
started from some unknown cause when
the apparatus was out in response to
an alarm, and was first seen by passer-
by, who notified the fireman left in
charge of the station.
The fire department was housed at the
police station last night. A new central
fire station now under construction will
be ready for occupancy in three weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
CROSS TURKISH FRONTIER.
Montenegrin Troops Are Making Inva-
sion of Territory.

BELGRADE, Oct. s.-Reports reached
here to-day that the Montenegrin troops
had crossed the Turkish frontier The
Servian parliament has voted extra cred.
It of ss,900.000 for military purposes.
Merchants are making large gifts and
funds are being raised for the assistance
of poor families, whose bread winners
have been called for military service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
TAFT CONGRATULATED
VERMONT ON PROGRESS
Made Two Breif Addresses in Rutland
To-day, Arriving There at 1853
from Wallingford.

Rutland, Oct. s.The Taft party ar
rived here at ll:5s this morning, after
a brief stop at Wallingford, where the
shops were closed. President Taft spoke
for two minutes to 500 people in front
of the hotel Berwick and three minutes
to 1000 school children on the park. He
Vermont on her progress
in agriculture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08

Wilmington. Brattleboro and Town
shend.
In all of these cities and towns, the
president made short speeches. He
praised the Berkshire and Green noun
tain climate and talked Of the sturdy
sons produced in such an atmosphere
He avoided politics and announced in al
most every speech that he was merely
on vacation trip, with politics left
far behind.
In West Tovnshend the president Wis
ited the birthplace OF his father. Al.
phonse Taft. and shook hands with sew
ersl 81 the older inhabitants who knew
his father in their school dsys. lie mo-
tored 90 the top of nearby hin TO
visit the grave % his great-grandfsther.
The last few miles Of the trip into Man
chester were made after nightfsn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
TAFT ACCEPTS BARRE INVITATION
In Telegram To-day He Announced That
He Will Stop Briefly.

The following telegram from President
Taft was received to-day in response to
an invitation to stop in Barre:
Manchester, VT, Oct, s.
M. S. Rounds,
BARRE, Vt.
"Thank YOU for kind invitation. Shall
be glad TO say word to the people
of Barre from automobile on my way
to Montpelier to-day Am due in Mont
pelier at o'clock
tSigned) 'Wm. II. Taft"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
WAR MOVE DIsAPPRovED.
Austrian and Russian Ministers to In
form Bulgarian Government.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. S.-The Austrian
and Russian ministers have informed
the Bulgarian government that the pow
ers strongly disapprove the bellgerent
attitude of the Balkan states and urge
the prompt cessation of military CON
eentration. They advise the government
TO leave to the cabinets of the great
powers the task of assuring the Mace
donian reforms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
MONTENEGRO CHARGE
LEAVES CONSTANTINOPLE
Asked for His Passports This Morning
and Will Leave Turkey Later in
the day,

Constantinople, Oct. s.--The Monte
negrin charge asked for passports from
the Turkish government to-day and will
leave here late in the day. 1t is under
stood that he addressed note to the
Porte pointing out that frontier in
cidents are not such as can be arraigned
Immediately. 1t is reported that hos
tilities have broken out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
VISITED FATHERS BIRTHPLACE.
President Taft Shook Hands with Those
Who Knesy His Father.

Manchester. Oct. S.-Presiient TAFT
reached Manchester last night after a
ten-hour ride over the Berkshire hills
and the Green mountains. The presi-
dent. Mrs. Taft and Miss Mabel Board
man. their guest on the six-dav auto
mobile trip through New England. left
the home . Senator W. Murray Crane
at Dalton. Mass. shortly after . o'cloek
and swept north through Adams and
North Adams, WIlliamstown, Mass,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08

A special meeting Of Clan Gordon, No.
u. viii be held in their hall tonight
Tuesday, Oct. 5. at 6;l5 sharp, for
the purpose Of taking action on an i'm
portant communication. BE on time. az
the Odl Ladies viii meet az their regi-
lar hour tie same evening. Per order
James Patterson, chief, James ElTiek,
SECRETARY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
Legislative Notes.

! Representative Grigg Of Barre City
Jared we'll in the appointment of House
committees this afternoon, being placed
on the manufactures committee, general
committee and the committee on imn-
grafton and labor. Other Washington
county men placed thus far are: Fdlca-
tion, Hewitt of Plainfield; claims, Evans
OF Moretown; railroads, Demeritt OF Wa
terbury agriculture, Hills of East
Montpelier; land taxes Eastman OF CAL
ais and 0'Grady of Roxbury; grand list,
Hills of East Montpelier and Bailey Of
Berlin; general. Ennis of Marshfield; /;
states prison, Ennis; municipal corpora
tions, McAllister Of Waitsfield conser
walton, Buzzell Of Fsystou; street rail
roads, Buzzell of Fayston; elections, Ey-
ans of Moretown and Eastman Of Calais;
joint standing rules Smith of Worces-
ter; temperance, Robinson of Warren.
Commissioner of Weights and Meas
ures Hugh Henry win present to the
legislature within few DAYS some de-
sirable changes in his department, which
will include fixing a standard of several
commodities, among which are such arti.
cles as greens. peanuts and some yegeta-
bles not now classified He also will ad.
Vocate changing the standard on beans
from 90 pounds for bushel to go pounds.
Sixty pounds is the standard in all
states around Vermont, and the mer-
chants purchase according to their stand.
ard in most cases, instead of under Yer
mont's standard.
Ex-Gov. Mead's staff will perform the
duties of the governors staff while Pres |
ident Taft is in Vermont, because Gov. /
Fletcher has not yet appointed his staff.
The State House Press association !
was formed last evening in the new !
press room, Hon. Frank T. Howe of /
bennington was elected president and /
James NJ. Tiealey OF Montpelier sccre-
tarN. The above named and w. IT, /
Crockett ware appointed committee
10 draft n constitution. c. A. G. Jack.
sor was appointed as committee to
round up Ill the newspaper reporters
1t some date to be announced later. A
vote of thanks was rendered to Ser
yeant -at Arms Parsons for his thought
'ulness in providing room for the re-
Jorters.
Frank Brigham of Bradford and Allen
Z. Jackman Of Corinth, representatives
rom adjoining towns, are seatmates.
While DIR. J. A. Dow of Topsham is only
me seat behind them. Benjamin Adams
Il Chelsea expected to sit near them. {
,ut the seat he had selected was drawn !
,efore his turn arrived. He was the
ccond from the last 20 draw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
Weather Forecast.

Fair tonight with fresh winds. We'd
nesisy fair, west TO south winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08
Monsy wanted for sehool..

Continued On fourth pAEs.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-08

Ex-Gov. Mead's staff wilt perform the
duties of the governors staff while Pres
ident Taft is in Vermont, because Gov.
Fletcher has not yet appointed his staff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-14
Sunmpre.

- Das aspbultpfluiter on Der @de
pon 8alnut unb @bsitnut StruBsn LIT
pieberum anl Samftus burt cine Ser'
idisbuns Der Sbsrfldhe beidaoist por'
ben, pelde aud Die 0ufsr' uno Sas'
rObren jerbra4.
- Ri9ter @bnarbs bat Mouta9
sntidisOsn, baB Sobn .. Purcsa Der
Sdusmeiitsr Der bisiisen Sdulbsb0rbe
1T. unO 9. SO. Wfanlsp anssUisieu,
Oas in ieinsn SanOen bsftnOlide @slO
uno Bidder oisiem 3u iibergeben.
- 8ursss 8. 8. @ilisun bat iene
SrOinuuj nit isiusm SstO bsIest, bic
einsn Sontraft 3ur StruBenbeleu6tuns
an bic SpOs Bari @us @Ompuuis iiber.
weiit, neil bisis nur 200 Serjsnit6rfs
liefert, pdbrsnO bic eleftriiden Si6ter
2OOO Ser3snitdrfe baben.
- 8. 6. McStallsp BON 0ft. Cobb
unb .. @riffitbs BON Scranton ner'
ben in naditsr 3ufunft an Der @ds BON
Miu unO 0urfs StraBsn cine Strid.
fabrit sr6ffnen, Usl6e uls bic Dunmors
Shifting @Ompunis bsiunnt isiu unb
uorldufis rs Maohsn bsi4aftissn
miro.
5ruu Gunu 6. 3urflisb BON Ssf'
isrion apeuue, IA Sabre alt, lit am
WfOntas ssitorbsu. Die SsrifOrbeue,
wsIds aus Ssiis Saiisl, Dsuti6lanb,
ltammts, niro uon oem @attsn arnOlb,
fhni SDbnsn uno brsi EOdtsrn iiber'
lsbt. Die Seiissuns wirO mOrssn
Sladmittas ftuttfinOen, nah uorberisem
GrausrOisnit in Der 8Obuuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-14
Bon 8etersbura.

- Sin T6dtsrlein bat fid bel bem
@bepaur 5rso. @die uon Ridtsr ape'
nue. einssltellt.
@torse asllermann BON yioro Sr'
ping Guenue. uls Oia6tianitor in bsm
RepubIicau 9sbduoe anssftellt, puros
um Disnitas abeno 3wiiden BEN obs'
rem Gbsil oss 5abtitublss uub Der Ser.
sittsruns oes ,weitsn Stodpsriss &C..
fangsn unb 3u Eobs ssbriidt. @r moll.
ts einem Wtietbsr oes @ebdubss eiuen
@efullen tbun. inoem er oenielbsn nit.
tells bes Sabritubles mad obeu bef0r.
bern wollte. bate aber faum ben Sebe.
appurat In Ssmesuns 9siest, oils ibn
oieier fling uno 3sroriidte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-14
Gtabtratb.

DER Stabtratb nnroe am Sreitn9
gla6mittas burd bic 3R4tsr pOn SsOsr'
pisb libsrrumpslt, psl6s sriGiensn ipa'
rem, nm snersiid ssssn bic @irtbi4s
8orIass ;u protsitirsn, mslas usrbistsn
ioll, bas elm Stall fur 5ebsruieb innsr'
balb 40 5uB bon Der DObnuns ftsbsn
barf. Msbrere Rericnsn warsn 3n'
sunften Der Gorlase sri&iensn, absr
cine iib,rmisssnbs Msbr3abl BON Sir'
germ plaibirtsn ssssu oisislbe unb tris-
ben bic Stabtrdtbs 70 in bic @nss, oaB
mon ;ulsst befblOB, bic Sahe flu cine
Dods iib.rliessu Su lahsn, 3u psl4er
3eit anoere @ssnsr Der SOrlase srihei'
men perbsn. gSirtb, tpslder bic Yor'
lage einbraate, erflarte, ouB er niat Der
Sater osrislbsn iei unb sr iis uur aui
Isrlanssn zines Burgers einssreidi
babe. @r mill wsber sessn nod fiji
bisl elbe isin, iitt aliO ruff o'r S5enl.-
@initimmis purOs tene Srbinan3 be-
Itdtist, wsl6e Der scranton uno SafI
Srisl StraBenbubn Bssersdts bsluil'
list. IS lit nod unbeitimmt, oh oiI
@Ompanie bic SOrlass wie usrduOsri
annsbmsn pirb, absr iOlass muB In
nsrbalb 60 Eussn ssitsbsn, uud muf
innerbalb sinsm Subr NIT bem Suu Del
8ubu anesfunSsn wsrosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-14
Rilses. Barre Ra@ridsten.

- Otto 9uibii, 26 Sabre oil, pnr'
be Donnsrftus absnO in istnsm 3im'
msr on BpOmins StruBe Our@ ssn4t'
gas srftidt. Die POlijt sriIdrte, baB
elm 3ufull uOrlisst.
& Sobn =. SBilion BON 5OrtB Sort
murbs DOnnsritas dbsuo bortislbft BON
sinem StraBsnbabnwusen sstrofsn unb
70 ihlimm Sermulmt. bab er balo oar'
auf i'm gissbitt Bsftisits 9oipital ftarb.
- ar9itsit Srsb. Us. Sftsrltns.
rpel6er bic Pldne fiir Ous neus Suberne
@ountp @sriatsssbaubs anfsrtiste, lisB
am Srsitus sessn ous @cuntp cine
alass fur $15O,0oO eintrassn, msl&s
Summs ibm nod fdllis iein ioll.
= Steps 3spita pon Miner's Wtills,
Sames WfattbswS pon Parions uno
anorsp Sfoba BON Sa3el 9ane Sabier,
purbsn am Samitus WtOr9en unter
oem brennenoen @ulmbaufen Der Pins
Ribse 3ete 5u PariOHs ssfanSen uno
70 i6auOerbuft uerbranut, baB iie far
ben.
= Drei Grbeiter in Der Wooomarn
3ebe su @owarosullle Wuroen an
Utontus brrd cine @assrploiion per-
branut. Der am idlimmiten uerlestt
1T Ebomas Sajusfi uon @owarosuille,
bsiisn @snsiuns jsbOd man i'm WOiss
EaplOr SOipitul gu SCRANTON ernartst
Die anOsrsn 3usi fonutsn beimsenom
men weroeu.
- Der 13 Sabre alte 9erbert 81
monlon pon ynflin nOllte am Samitat
8ormittas nabe Der 9atssuille Sabn
itation auf sinsn laufenoen Sn9 iprin'
gen, nm beimSufahren, uermibte ieiner
SuBbalt uno Ssrietb unter bic &dosr
Die ibm elm 8ein Oberbalb BEN Sni
uno bas auosre nube benz Su6fnD6e
abiHnittsn. Der Snabe Uuroe in le
bensssfabrlidsm 3uitano nod ben
8ittston 9oipital senOmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-14
.Nene $3.50 @bipeorbs.
Nertanfsbreis, Ote Gle,
S1.1O.

Sier LIT einer Der Dutenoe BON iiber'
raihenben @srthe, aus ipelhsm unier
Wiitt.Sailon, fisben Ease Ssrfanf pon
Ssibe uu6 altiber @aaren beftsht. @S
iit elm sauj Dolls, 81 Sou i4mersr
SBhipeoro, BON porSfsli9tr Qualitdt
unS abrunbuus. @sjsist In rabm,
ithpars, braun, napb uno tan. unler
reaularer $1.5O @bipcoro. SertaufS'
preis, bic Gle, $1.10.
75c. Ssios, 50c.-@in Dnteno oosr
msbr faibionable. einfahe S4attirnn'
unesn pon 26 3oll Chiffon Gaffetu
@eios. @ine 9lanSsnee. oauerbaIts
Qualitdt-mertb 75c. Sertaufsprsts,
bic @lle, 80 @entS.
$500 i1ottiide Eweeos. $1.5S-
Diele srtra ihpsre. refine @Olls. 81
3oll Eweebs erfreuen iiH elmer 9roBeu
yiod1fraae sur Nniertigune BON groBsn,
parmen S6den. GesulGrsr Breis
$500. Serfaufsprsis, bic @as, s1,5S
$1.0o Seibe, 65c.-@infa4 idwari
uuo fhnf,sbn neus sinfa4s Sbattir'
uua.r, por Sc 3oll, wei9er. ihimmsrn
Der Mieilaline Ssios. Resularer Preis
$1.O0. Seriaufspreis, bic CUE, 6S
Gents.
@rtremer Infer Durbsans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-14

Cine banfbare Srau. so lansC
oils Id lsbs," idreibt Sruu VI. Rsusll
uon 9pOns. SG.. npsrOs i'd nidt msbr
obne ben 9llpenfrduter in msiusm 9auiC
Isin. SD lit ihrsdli6 on Wta9enbe'
i1psrbsn, uno id ueib, bGtts i6 uiht
ben ,,alpeufrdutsr bstOmmsu, id' mare
lansitIin msinsm @rabe sswsisu. SD
fannI Sbnen nidt Seuus oanten fir Die
sroBs Silfs.4
Das Sbise LIT Elm Srief an Or.
Better Sabrnsp g. Cons Co., 1875
SO. 9ODus ausnus, Chicago, Su.. Die
ausialisBli6en Seriteller oisies belieb'
ten @urSst' unO Srautsr. 9silmittsIs.
Die interiiuuts @sididts isinsr @nts
oeduns wirO frei usriunot, wsnH man
iib Ossmsssn on bic 6irma wsnOst.
5ornis sllpsnfrduter 8lutbsleber ift
ju bubeu bel Senrp @ultsr, 1O11 @sbar
Nuenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-14

= Serr SriS Wasner, Del6er ourt
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