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Arizona republican., 1912-09-20
For Sale-HOuses

PRETTIEST modern home in
 Phoenix. near capitol; built E to live in not to sell, but cir
 cumstances have forced own
 CT to sell at once, therefore, he asks only s3500 for his nice new home which is worth at least $40O0 It has rooms. all the built in fea- tures east front. cement walks. palms and umbrella trees good terms. This home must be seen to be appreciated. See exclusively, Crescent Real Estate Co, Overland 1901; O'Neill Bldg, corner Adams and First avenue, room 1. If
 FOR SALElWatch Phoenix Grow. The man who has not home in Phoe- nix, and is not making an effort to get one is losing going and coming For all the close in sites will soon be gone. The property is increasing rapidly and rents will still be higher At present we can sell you cheaper than you can rent. So buy now and make money, going and coming or you will be up against the real thing sure. We have Duys in every direction, city, ranches and farm lands. Terms to suit on every thing. Buy this and your money will never run out. 80 acres 10 houses furnished. 600 fruit trees; income every day of the year. Get business and improvements for just what the land ought to bring, $12,o00 takes the whole bunch. This property has an earning capacity of $500 now and it depends on the man to double it. We are sacrificing $8000 on this property and even at that will take s60OO in trade; $250O in cash, balance | $4OOO to suit. 215 w. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1912-09-20

WANTED-A1 collar and shirt iron CT, good wages to right party. See J. H. Bowden at Goldman & Go. If
Arizona republican., 1912-09-20

WANTED-Boy to deliver bread Two hours work each day. Good pay
 Vienna Bakery Tempe. p
Arizona republican., 1912-09-20

For Sale-OWner must sell at once 10 acres, close in. an opportunity to double your money in short time. Part cash will handle. Arizona Auc- ton and Development Co, 16 East Adams If
Arizona republican., 1912-09-20

FOR SALE-Ranch Property-S0 acres. Glendale loess. Good house. Fenced and cross fenced all in alfalfa, a few days only for s137.50 per acre.
 so acres, miles east uf Center street. sandy loam, fine for garden. Prica 5000 per acre oa good terms
Arizona republican., 1912-09-20
For Sale-Miscellaneous

s1050 BUYS-New 4-room stucco house close to school. Your terms. In- quire owner. Hartmans Barber Shop. 46 No. 1St St. dd
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
FEARFUL COLD
IN The NORTH
HEAVY SNOWFALL AND LOW
TEMPERATURES PREVAIL
OVER WHOLE COUNTRY.
tBy Associated Press. ,

Washington. Ian. -. \ cold
wave has again swept over great
part OF the country Practically all
of Georgia. and the wcstern and
southern portions of the tarolnas
are covered With snow this morning.
The first snow in Ten years fell at
Charleston. Charlotte had seven
inches, Atlanta three. Augusta and
Macon were also visited by SNOW
storm. New York had the coolest
day in eight years. the mercury show
ing three below. The temperature is
rising now. Al Philadelphia il Is
dcNn to zero. for the first time IL
eight years The same conditions
prevail throughout nearby states. Al
Boston. seven below. with worse to
come. Western railroads are still.
tied up There is much suffering by
lanchers and among stock. The tenn
perature over Texas and Louisiana
Is rising now
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
SERVICES TOMORROW AT
THE CHURCHES.

There will be services at all cf the
churches of the city tomorrow morn
Ing and evening with the exception
of the cumberland Presbyterian
,hurth, which is without pastor.
Rev. l. G. Jenkins will fill the pull
pit of the Methodist church AT both
hours; DR.. Nowlin will preach at the
morning and evening service at the
Baptist church; Rev Chalmers Will
Ciliciate Ill both services al the Pres
byterian; Rev. J. II. Weddel will
hold regular service in the morning
a. All Saints Episcopal church. and
Rcv. Matthias will preach for the l.u
therans both morning and evening at
til, Nar!iuss Hall. Rev. Wemer will
begin series OF gospel meetings to-
morrow night al the Christian
church. which will extend over a con-
siderable period. He will also preach
tomorrow morning There will be
services al the Catholic church to-
morrow morning at . o'clcck. and all
members are expected TO be present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
LAKELAND, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 49, 1912
NO FREEZE FOR
SOUTH FLORIDA
WEATHER BUREAU THINKS MIN
MUM TEMPERATURE WILL
NOT BE LESS THAN 80.

The blizzard. which the Weather
Bureau predicted Yesterday Was bear
ing down on Florida. causing the
temperature To fall 10 degrees below
freezing tonight. has been switched
of ald reports today are 10 the cf-
feet that rain will continue falling
unt tomorrow mornin4 and temor-
row ni&ht the temperature will not
register lower than - degrees.
Ills is gratifying news to the p.o-
pie of South Florida whether they
have any financial interests al stake
or nol The citrus, strawberry ami
vegetable industries have escaped
what appeared To be a very disas-
trous freeze. and We would suggest
THAI all growers profit by the expert
ener and make arrangements now to
riplrtt their groves and gardens be-
for. tn" next warning comes It ap-
pears to us than an orange grower
could make no better Investment lhaH
to purchase smudee pots or a few
cords of wood in order that when
tht warning comes he would be pre-
pared 10 save his property.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
GRAUSTARK COMING
JANUARY 23D.

When 'Graustark, George Bar.
Mrtuteheon book play which hd,
been dramatiZcd for stage purpose
ly Geo. u. Baker. comes To the Her
ron Theater January - the thcatcs-
4,aprS Of Lakeland will have the OF
purtunity Of witnessing he most
talked Of and successful romantic
drama before the public in recen'
years.
rhi> play has been dramalzcd
with Mr.. McCutrhcou's novel as a
basis, and those readers OF fiction
" ho have passed few hours pleas
anlly pursuing same. Will be more
than satisfied with It's appearance in
play form.
Mr.. Baker who n de the dramati-
1at ion. has closely followed HE book.
frCm the time Of tue meeting OF tn"
>Nlug couple in Denver, through the
strenuous and trying ordcas of court
lie and ntr.urs. to the final culmi-
nation OF the story, he has been most
faithful in his portrayal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
SURVEYOR BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST A., 0. & G. R. R

Tampa, Jan. -. Alleged failure
to make payment for work Of survey
ing, is the basis of IA suit Instituted
Dy W. X. Palmer. of Kansas city,
Mo-, against the Atlantic. Okcccho-
zee and Gulf Railway Company. aDd
in absence of property on which a
levy can. be made. th" plalnliii has
sued out writ ol garnlshmchl
against certain Stockholders and Of
ticrrS 1.-THE company. claiming Sl'.-
600 a. hcing due him from the com
pahy.
Thosr mentioned as defendants -
the suit include Daniel A. simmons,
Francis 3, McGarray, \ H. West
T. T.. Wcsi; ", ). Jordan, oi Jack
sonlilc; Il " Railford, ol Iiaiiord
II. &. Frrrioi, oi Tampa. \. Z. Nc
phcrson. and TIA" Florida Trust com
panN, a corporation, OF .lackaonA III.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
STATE BANK CLOSES
A SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

The annual meeting of the Stat"
Eank of Lakeland resulted in the re- :
election of all the officers and direct :
ors of this institution.
\ dividend Uf ten per cent. MAS
declared. :, per cent. Wa carried IA
the surplus and per cent. 10 the
undivided profits account. IN" year,
according to the reports oi the man
agement, has been Z very successful
ana prOSlntollS one.
The personnel OF he bankin ,
force is as follows: r.. O Flood cash
ier; w G Wilson. assistant cashier,
and J u. Mc'olpin. book k"rp"l
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
A BIG JOKE ON THE
LYMAN TWINS

The Lyman Twins, the famous
young comedians. who appear ~ the
Heron theater had a funny joke
which turned out to be on them. and
which leaked out through drummers
who thou hit il too good to keep,
While the twins were playing IN
Duluth. Mimi. short time ago and
stopping at the Spalding Hotel there,
one OF the boys went to the dining
room and lad his supper before the
other and lcit. IN a few moments IN
came the other and the head waiter
looked at him mysteriously and seat
ed him al the table remarking h. had
never before seen Il man who could
eat two suppers. The twin told some
drummors at the table, who. when
they heard the JOKE. howled with do
Eight. thinking The JOKE was on the
waiter. But next morning on leay-
ing the landlord had IT, {. Lyman
charged with TWO supperS. He pro-
tested. but The clerk. who was green
country boy. said it vas in the book
The drummers all had another
laugh. as the landlord could not be
found 10 straigh;en the matter out
and h. had 10 collect the money.
So the twins had laugh. remark
ih-. that's Gething. We get tangled
up worse than that, and lcf' Ter The
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
GETS
NEXT MEETING
STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR
WILL CONVENE IN THIS
CITY NEXT JANUARY.
Special To the rlceram

IacksoiNillr Jan. Is. The State
Federation nl Labor which has been
epnNrmng in this city has adjourned
to meet next yr"r IN Lakeland that
city having been chosen by a unani-
nous vote. This convent ion Will
hiring to Lakeland hctMten loo and
l,,0 dcles 1t VAS lhrou&h the
efforts Of the Lakeland delegation.
composed Of McssrS C. +. Kennedy
and |. H. Fields. that the city Was
hoscn. lakeland VAS further hon-
cred hy ha, ing one Of hrr ciiizrn>.
Mr. e. + Kennedy. elected Second
Nitc-rr, sidrnt Of he state Fedora
licn. The following are the new Of
iicers elected for the coming year:
President. t. " Zim. 81 Aueu,-
tine
tirs, Viee-Prcsidcnl, II. l.. How
ell, Tampa
CttoHu Nl't-I l'Siu'U', O. r. N'H-
ncdy. Lakeland.
Third Nice-Prcsidcnt. L. l.. David
son, st. Petersburg.
Fourth Vice-Presihrnt. VIM l'lan-
chard. Ocala
Fifth Virc-prcsidrnt, 7. +. Pierce
West Palm beach
Sixth Nire-l'rcsidrmt. VIM r. Mar
Zyck. .IacksOnvillr
Secretary and Treasurer J. {.
Prevatt Jacksonville
Delegate to American Federation
Of Labor T. W. Cox, jacksonville,
alternate, J. W. Holder. Jarksonvillr.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
CHANGES MADE IN
WAR DEPARTMENT
Witherspoon Assigned to Atlanta
and Many Other Important
Changes Are Scheduled.
Thy Associated Press. /,

Washington. Jan. T." An order
has been issued by the Secretary Of
War, dctaching Brigadicr-General W.
W. WitherspoOn from duty here as
President of the Army War College
and assigning him to duty as Com
mandcr of the Department of the
Gulf, with headquarters at Atlanta,
to succeed General Albert 7. Mills,
who becomes president of the War
College.
This initiates Il series of sweeping
changes in the status of several i'm
portant positions. The purpose is t.
relieve from duty in Washington AL
those who have been here four years
or more.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
BRAND LOST HIS
SUIT FOR $4,000.

Tampa. Fla. ian > \ verdict
in favor Of the defendant WAS rra-
dofel 10y the circuit court yesterday
Afternoon in The ease al Ralph Brand
IS. the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
and Atlantic Land and improvement
company. a suit ior so 600 damages
un accauHi oi an accident and injury
a. aimed by ia" plainilii wihlr "m-
plny"d by 'le t,.cfnlani rpmpany at
Pufi Tampa III lost foot
Spnrhman d Carter represented the
ldilroad company. while Bra Mas
,rptc-enied by Hilton $. Hampton
The Jury d'eia"d thai the plalultf
had .AowG ronlributury negligence.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
OUR COUNTRY WILL
DO her PART
Force Of United States Troops in
China. Ready To Cope With
Any Situation.
(By Associated Press. !

Washington, Jan Is Nine hum
dred men of the United States Ma
rine Corps. it was learned today. ar
In china, having been dispatch 7.
there from the Philippines, in small
numbers since October. The United
States. as early as that time, was
moving to cope with any situation in
nina. With this marine force. add
ed to the five hundred men now on
their way this country will be able
70 share her responsibility in the in
leruational work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
THREE FAMILIES LOCATE
HERE PERMANENTLY.

J VI. Wells and family. OF Derma
Miss, are with their old-time friend.
General Cox. and will make their
future home in or near Lakeland.
Mr. Wells is a substantial farmer.
bringing with him his stock, farm
rare. Others here from the same
county in Mississippi are Mr Scar-
lr,t and family and Mr. Shaw an
family. These are all worthy pcopI'
and are quite ali acquisition TO 'hs
cirizenship OF our beautiful c.'y.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
TnRif FALL FROM
AUTO AND DROWN

Trenton. y. J., Ian ~. TW"
mon and three women were drowned
this morning when alt a1iomubli
skidded through ih,- ice over an arii-
icial stream used by a power roin-
pauy. Another man wao va in Tia"
party escaped. Ih" accident occHr-
red al sharp curve in The road. II
is thought the driver was nnmb VII
cold. and unable 10 control tha ear.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
MORSE TO HOT SPRINGS
INSTEAD OF CARLSBAD

Washington. H. g.. IAN -
Charlos ". Morsc .tue New lofA
banker taday "a, ordered transfer
rod from Forl NJ Ph"rsoll. Ga. 10 the
army general ho- p,al a. Hot springs,
Ark President TAFT aLa Attorney
General Wiekcr.ham drt iaed upon
the transfer. bellies ing sperial treat
mcnt was Necessary i:rral-e al his
physical condition Mors" recently
vas transferred To F'Crt McPhrrso:l
from the Atlanta Federal peniten-
tiary. where he Wa scrti ing fifteen
years for violation Of the banking
laws.
Attorney-GeHeral Wirker,ham is
sued a statement regarding the trans
fer of Morse from Fori Mcpherson
70 Hot Spring saying.
Very argent application mas bon
made to the President ~ pardon
Morse in order 70 allow him - %
to carlsbad for treatment which j.
was represented. pa his behalf. Was
'=asntial - ms e-aa..Ir The arms
medical authoririss aas.. however.
advised IA" Pr7isaa, ' eq1ally
effective treatment ,aa H. furnished
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
BLACKBOARD LECTURE.

Tomorrow afternoon al . oclork.
Elder H. Y. Skipper. the eYanerl.t .t
Who 4, hcre conducting a serit
gospel meeting, in III" Old Op"rl
ilous or Main s;rHt will deliFer
orc o. III, be-, an,4 4nost intero-t.n ,
Biale lercure, a, tho above d9'c Ia"
subject viii ba. The Tsn G"aeea-
lions from Adam 10 Noah \ 'or-
dial invitation is extended 20 The
pubic - attend the services.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
WILL ABDlCATf
CHINESE THRONE
lmperialists Will Give Up Reins Of
Government. As Only Cause To
Bring About Peace.
(By Associated Press. !

Peking. Jan. l3 The abdicatiOn
OF The throne has been practically de-
cidcd upon. The retiremen, of the
imperial family is expected To take
place Immediately \ prolonged
meeting OF the principal members of
the government this afternoon partly
arrangpd the ahdication details. OW
ing to growing disorders in certain
pro, in,cS The Manchus agree that
this is he only course.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
B. Y. P. y. INVITES
YOUNG PEOPLE OF CITY

The BAPTIST Young People, | hion
Ol the First Baptist church invites
all The young people oi the city. not
meet with them on Sunday cvcnin"
il the annex of tn" church The
hour of the meeting L. & Orlpck and
It is desired that large number ho
n attendance An interesting pro
cram has been arr1a@'d.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13

ummiss toner's met TO-
!. -...r the proposition oi
+, assistant State Attor-
....e. special grand jury that
.l has been thinking OF
Nrr listening to a state
!, :, Whitney. the COM
=, ~. 4. id,d that the advan-
...oa RI, iron. the empanellins
i NJ -rand jury at this time
49, 4,a' enough to justify the
a'v ,A2.n,e that would thereby be
il pa the county, and there
", ~ sgaDd jury will be called In
-~gl
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
THEY'RE ALL CONFESSING:
HARD ON LAWYERS.

Oregon. III. Jan. 20 Or Harry
Elgn Webster. who today plead"t.
guilty to the charge oi having muir
derc,l his alleged biaamous vile,
Bessie Kent Webster. in IA wood near
here last fall. will be- sentenced Jan
nary - and il is generally believed
The sentence Will be lie inpris III
mrni.
Mrs. 4. {. Kent, mother OF The
murdered woman. and Mrs. Gebrse
Webster. mother OF The defendant, to
DAY sat at opposite sides OF the
Judge, bench. but neither spoko ~
the other
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
STEAMBOAT DISASTER:
TWO ARE DROWNED.
,By Associated Press. >

Little Rock. Ark. Jan l3--Two
persons We're drowned when a river
boat was struck by floating ire. aud
sank near Mariana, Ark Fourteen
Others We're rescued Ther" vas
great suffering from cold
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
FALSE STORIES OF
ITALIAN VICTORIES
Engagements Which Are Heralded
As Victories in Censored Re.
ports Are Really Reverses.
(By Associated Press. }

Rome, Jan. l3.-Letters from ltal-
ian officers state that the victories
officially reported from the war in
Tripoli are really reverses. and that
the Italians are hard pressed by Ar.
abs who have killed many. Tht
news has been censored, and the real
conditions are not told in the press
dispatches.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
BARGE Is LOST:
FOUR MEN DROWNED.
(By Asspciat.d IrrSs.l

Charleston. :. e.. Jan. T.: The
tow boat Margaret reports the loss
of a ba,ge with four men aboard Oh
the North Carolina coast. II is fear
ed the men have been drowned.
Heavy weather prevails
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
TAFT ACCEPTS RESIGNATION
OF BACON AS AMBASSADOR

Washington. Jan J., President
Taft has accepted the resignation oi
Robert Bacon, Ambassador TO Franc.
TO take effect upon the appointment
of his successor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
TgsT NATIONAL BANKS
YEAR OF PROSPERITY

n a.a! meeting Of the stock
kders T. First National Bank
G, aa Tuesday. A majority
h - ) va, represented, and the
Eos listened with interest to
t r. me annual report oi
2. NJ {. ". Deen, which
: dinghy prosperous
\" splendid institution.
- were reelected
li- 2Ns Board of Directors
V NJ been, j w Bry-
y X, II. J Drane, W. r..
y p Bassctt
nd of eight per cent
nnu WAS added To
and 4 considerable
g Is undivided profits
report gives credit
working force OF the
.aa great success that
and this position is
lprkholders and
ank This force is
n layton. Cashier:
'ant Cashier: q. +.
Per. and &. +. O'Don-
b" collection depart
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
'i'.N. IDAY SCHOOL
NEXT SUNDAY 400.

had 80 in attend
!Ay school. and set
i hJudred next sun
83eg OF the school
"At. and every Bap-
er oi school is cor
on" Of ;he num-
membership in
and should have
f. Bible school. In
>"n there are sever
H>t> in and around
membership else
irSed 10 come in with
"s a cordial invita-
,.,or in the city TO
arch and school. You
-arty welcome.
ernally yours.
fs h. NOWLIN.
First Baptist Church.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
N RETURN
|NRDiCT TONIGHT
l.. c. ROBERTSON BY
-y-s TIE IN HANDS OF
JURY.

Ian. =. ESPECIAL
- ol Florida Ns. W.
the Circuit Cour'.
lie argument OF at
ir> rested at five
noon. and court ad-
Ia the morning, al
orn.ys both for the
,e..se will make
Then will follow
age and the verdict
fa jury ought 70 ar
~ tomorrow night.
rliee now before them
ta predict what thai
Il is probable that
5,ian OF This case the
urn 70 the regular
l'as being the ease,
other defendant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tampa Fla, January H. Rain
tonight. followed by clearing. sun
day colder; lowest temperature near
fyrrZlug Nl'R1X
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-13
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Rs. t5.-an bic DbaaSat sbT bas @rnnb-
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Ro.6.-au iener Stri9 aanS, seIeaen in bsr
Stubt scranton, saddmduna County uno Staat
qenniplpania, begTenst une bei4rieben ME foIet
nemli9 antanssne an ber ede non Stone apenne
unb DiSara Strnbe, bann entIang D'o1ta StraBe
t5O Fnb ,u elmer aIep, eann eHtlaue beiagter Auep
Ala 6uh ;u elmer Gde, bann parallel nit SARA
Strabs i50 iub sur Stone apenue, hdnn entIane
Gtone auenue ia Gus tum AuianaspIate. ST
TbeiI non Got 30. I'm 9lod it5 mic uerteibnet duf
eer Qarte pon eots ber Reabop 9root eanb Gompa'
M In bet Stabt Scranton.
Serust: III itner Strid ober Got eanb, atIes
gen uue ieienb In 6sr 3wansaiten Egarb Der Staoi
| Seranton, 2adawanna County uno Staat Vennjpl'
pania, btgren,t uHe beiAreben wie folgt, nemliH
auiangsnb an Stone Nuenue, an ber Gdt uon eoti
| 30. 6 lue i'm 4Iod IFS, ME psrleinnet anf bel
/ aatts ber Rsabop Broot eanb Gompany, bann emit
/ lang aiuie lmiiHeu eots 20. uub $50 Uub ~
elmer Altp, baHu nbrbl9 eHtlang bttagttr aaep ~
sintr a6t, eauH ptflid HHe parallel NIT bsiastt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-30

no. 22-aae Die 8edte, sit.I uno Snter.
eNeu Der gertIastsn, Catherine O9onnea. 9a.
MEL SGonnea uuo eatbnrine O'eonnea, @or.
number bon Roie Wnrp O'GOnneu unO GDan.
aeIine OGonuea, minoeridbri9e 8iuotr oes
perit 9onisl O'Gonnen. nno inoiuioueu ais ae.
isblide Grbtu oes uerit Daniel S'9onu.u In
nno auf al Die uadfoI9suo beidrisbsnen Cots.
Stride ooer Barjellen eano, seIe9eu in Der
Staot Scranton. eadamanHn County uno
Staat 4snnipIpania, bssrtrlt uuo bsidrisbsn
uis fOlet, nemIid:
Griter Stri :-9it elm BrudtbsiI bon
Got 30. i'm Quaorat ootr 8Iod Ro go uHo