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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-05
WILL BUILD ROAD
IN TWO DAYS
ARMY METHOD" OF HIGHWAY CON.
STRUCTlON ADOPTED BY RED.
FIELD men.

Redfield, S. D., June 3o.-At a
meeting last night the Commercial
club appointed a special executive
committee to carry out plans for
constructing a road across Sphinx
county east and west, passing
through Doland, Frankfort and
Redfeld. This is to be a part Of
the thoroughfare which. connect
ing with the Meridian road at Wa
tertown, will extend westward
through Clark, Red6eld, Faulkton,
Gettysburg to the ferry across the
Missouri river at Forest City
From the Indian agency on the
west side of the river the road will
extend across the Cheyenne river
reservation to Faith and Belle
FOurche.
1t is the purpose OF the cluD t(
arouse the interest of the farmers
and townsmen and to secure theil
cooperation in constructing tn,
road by what has been termed thu
army method" which means tina
people will turn out en- masse ant
build the road in two days.
The work of the committee will
be pushed SO as to get the roa'
completed before harvesting com
mences. 1t is understood tina
Clark, Faux and Potter countie
will prepare to construct thei
parts of the road in a short time
State Engineer Lea will make
trip over the route and prepar
necessary specifications.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-05
NO HEART SPEAKS
TO THE PIONEERS
CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE INDIAN COURT
DESCRIBES ANEW THE RESCUE OF
WHITE WOMEN.

LIE Beau, S. D., June 28.-An
old settlers meeting in connection
with an excursion on the Mime
apolis & St. Louis railroad was
held here and No Heart, chef JUS
tice of the supreme court of the
Indian agency. addressed the null
titude. sketching the history of
Mrs. Kelly and other white wo-
men and Children, captured by the
Santees and the Minnaconjou
Sioux near New Ulm, Mimi, in
1861, as hes the only survivor of
the band, He said:
During the winter of 1861 and
1862 several chiefs and friends of
the white people heard of the cap
ture OF white women and children.
After consultation they concluded
to rescue them. We therefore
made up an expedition to find the
captors and after much hardship
located them on the east bank OF
the Missouri river opposite the
mouth of the Grand river. about
two miles west of the present town
of Mobridge. After several days
spent in negotiations we came to
an agreement whereby we gave all
Our horses except two, to pull trav-
ois, to carry the sick white women
and small children, and all guns
and ammunition except two to pro-
vide game and food. We thus
started on foot on our long jour
ney to Fort .Sully, where we turnet
1.-THE unfortunates over to the mill
tary commander.
Our women made clothes ant
moccasins for these poor people
comforted them in every way pos.
sible. We were never rewarded OF
received returns for Our guns and
horses, paid as purchase money tc
get possession of and return tc
their homes of these unfortunate
women and children.
Il am the only one left of these
good chiefs who wished to do as
God commanded. We were friend
ly to the white people and obeyed
our great father in Washington.
1t makes my heart glad to know
that we did so; it was better for us.
We are happier for it. Our chill
dren have adopted the dress and
manner of the white people. most
all of them speak your language,
and we are all glad"
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-05
CONFIRMING SUSPICION.

"Do you believe the story that
Miss Flirty's eyebrows are made
upY
"1ndeed, I don't believe they are
as black as they are painted"
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-07-05
A. GREAT GAME.

"Well, the summer firts will soon
be playing their favorite game"
"Irue. Where is your daughter
noww
Gone south for preliminary prac-
tice."
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10

Bug Death Arsenate of lead and Raynold's
paris green. Sheldons.
l will buy furs every Monday at G. T.
Champagnes store A. L. Austin. 44tf
To Rent-Room over Mr. Clements store. APP
ply Mrs. F. A. Bond. 29 Seminary street. 12tf
Two car loads of new wagons just arrived, ready
| for inspection. l.. o. Allen. 43tf
| For Sae-Cheap, nice comfortable riding car
rage. 20 Court street. 15f
| Get your orders in early for vacuum cleaner.
F. C. Warren. Main street. 15tf
| For Sale Eating and planting potatoes; also
also young pigs. w. L. Forbes, X. d. No. 5. Mid
dlebury. 1872
Cash paid at Shaketts Market for all kinds of
| farm produce. call or phone.
| To Rent-The small house back DR.. Doreys.
Inquire at Miss Bruyas millinery store or write j.
w. Lawrence, Cambridge, N. Y. 1Stf
For Sale-Few gallons of good, early made
maple syrup; also early Sanford seed corn. H.
| M. Balm. 1922
Flat to Rent-Sx rooms, all modern improve
ments. large rooms, large cellar possession today
| Sargent House. 19tf
Midsummer hats in all styles at Miss Bruya. 1853
A nice line of children's Robin Hood caps in as
sorted colors at Miss Bruyas. 1878
Now is the time. Buy your moth balls, cedar
| lavendar compound and lavendar camphor COM
| pound at Slafter's Park Drug Store.
Try jar of mustard zest, smooth as cream.
only 10 cents at Benedict's.
| Fresh home made bread, pies, doughnuts and
| rolls every day at Taylor's
| Bring your hides and pelts to Piper's Market
Highest cash price. Phone 102.
A new car load of sea-green slate just arrived
in different sizes at E. H. Thomas
| Fresh vegetables always on hand at J. X
| Pipers Market Phone 102.
The latest ideas in printing, new type faces ant
H.. Dol.
Dried beef sliced, fresh and thin tissue OF
the famous American slicng machine at j. X
Pipers Market Phone 102.
Fly MEETINGS, lap sheets, stable sheets, and al
kinds of horse supplies. Also a line o.
wagon cushions. II. d. Archer Harness Maker
Middlebury. 19t3m
Horse Wanted-A good looking, sound, smootl
driving horse. Send description and price to Bo,
104, Dedham, Mass 15t6p
My office will be CLOSED Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday, May 49, 16 and II. during session
of State Dental Association. Dr. p. E. Mellen
1911
For Sale-50O bushels seed oats yielding over
bushels to acre, also 100 bushels spring whea,
H. E. Sanford. R. D. Middlebury. Vt. 1878
To Rent-House at present occupied by Dr.
Dorey, also barn, inquire of j. w. Lawrence
Cambridge. N. Y. 13tf
If you have money to loan come and tell m
about it.. If you wish to borrow money come an
tell me about it. A. w. Dickens. 25f
Cut flowers at all times and designs made o.
short notice at Hunts greenhouse.
For pension business. ETC., and general bushes
through all departments of the government, col
lections made. Melvin Wilkinson. Notary Public
Bridport.
For Sale-Nelson NASSAU farm, located mile
from Middlebury, mile from church and schoo
house. Consists of 100 acres and good house. fair
good barns; must be sold to close estate N J
| Sanford, Admir-. lift
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10
Green Nc U n tain Club.

The annual state meeting of the
Green Mountain Club is to be held in
Middlebury this year with the Bread
Loaf Section on Memorial Day.
The delegates from out of town will
arrive by the morning trains in time for
the business meeting at the Addison
house from 10 a. m. to II as a. m. This
will be followed by luncheon, from
II as to 1890 p. M, after which the
party will go in automobiles and car
riages to Lake Dunmore to climb
Rattlesnake Point, returning to the
Addison house for dinner at 7:3O p. m.
The dinner will be followed by an es-
pecially interesting program until the
departure of the delegates by the north
and south-bound trains at $3.50 p. m.
Members wishing reservations made
are requested to advise Prof. R. H..
White, chairman of excursion commit
tee, stating which of the events they
will attend.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10

DIR. and Mrs. w. ]. White have re-
turned from Shelburne where they
went to attend the Russell-Drew we'd
ding. The bride is a sister of Mrs.
White.
Mrs. Alice Dewey, widow of the late
Noble Dewey, who has been ailing for
couple of weeks with a complication of
diseases, died at her home just east of
this village Tuesday morning at the age
of SO years. She is survived by two
daughters, Miss Carrie l.. Dewey and
Mrs. Edith Robertson, and a grand
daughter, Miss Louise Robertson, who
lived with her. The funeral was held
from her late home Thursday afternoon
at clock and the interment was in
the family lot in the Foote street ceme-
terry.
A horse driven by Gusta Muller took
fright at an automobile standing in
front of buttons drug store on Main
street Wednesday evening and crashed
into the carriage of Paul Hawkins
! which was in front of Calhoun & Sons
store. Mr.. Hawkins, who was seated
in the carriage, was thrown out and
dragged short distance when his horse
was caught by some bystanders. Mr..
: Hawkins was somewhat bruised but no
great damage was done to either We
hicle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

Louis Gotta has gone to Rutland for a
few days visit with relatives and
| friends.
Roy Bullock and son, Charles, of
Rutland visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bullock, over Sunday.
Robert Reed of Poultney is spending
few days with his aunt, Mrs. Charles
Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones have been
visiting at Jonas Orchards in East
Shoreham.
Misses Mabel and Rena Heustis spent
Sunday with their mother in Burlington.
Felix Cole and family have moved
from College street to Seymour street.
Dr. S. S. Eddy has returned from
New York and Washington, D. c.,
where he has been for few days.
A stated assembly of Middlebury
council, No. IA, R. & S. NJ, will be
held on Tuesday evening in Masonic
hall, May IA. Work.
Mrs. Mary Tyrel has returned to her
home in Brandon after visiting her son,
William A. Tyrel on Pleasant street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Pinney at
tended the Drew Russell wedding in
Shelburne Tuesday evening.
The patrons of the Boston Dairy COM
pany have received notice that they
would receiye $1.40 per hundred pounds
for their milk during the month of
May.
Miss Alice Hopkins, former stenog-
rapher in the office of the Green Noun
tain Lime Co. in this village and later
with the Vermont Marble Co. at Proc
tor, has accepted a position with the
w. G. Reynolds company of Bur
lington.
Levi Wissel has entered the employ
of F. w. Beckwith and company as
clerk.
Mrs. Harold B. Dutton and young
son are visiting at the home of hei
parents at Fort Jackson, N. Y.
Mrs. Otto P. Moore, who spent the
winter in Florida, visited her daughter
Mrs. M. C. Lane, in New York for {
few days before her return.
Mrs. j. Walter Sylvester, who hal
spent the winter in Florida and othe
southern chimes. returned to her HON,
here on Monday.
r Prof. D. McGregor Means has re
turned to New York after visiting il
town for few weeks.
Mrs. Frank barrow of Pattersonville
N. Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs
burlington, of Weybridge street.
TIP. Brennan has returned from
few days visit with his parents in st
! Adams.
Mrs. Henderson and daughter hav
returned from weeks visit with rela
tives and friends in Salisbury.
Harold B. Dutton and family hav
moved from the Asa Hemenway hous
on Court street to the Chapman hous
on Washington street, recently vacated
A card party will be held in Masoni
hall Thursday afternoon, May 16, a
8 o clock A large attendance in desired
This is the first of series to be he'll
during the summer by the Middlebur
Improvement society.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10
Improvement Society Dance.

The Village Improvement society is
making preparations for dance to be
held in the town hall on Friday evening,
May "a. Vittum's orchestra of eight
pieces has been engaged to furnish
music. This will be the last dance of
the season and the society expect a
large attendance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10

Visit Sinons' restaurant.
Sweet pea seed. Shedon's.
Get your dinner at Taylor's.
Expert matchmaker. Brough.
Mileage Books at Marsh as.
Fresh strawberries at Calvi's.
For choice meats. Phone l02.
Mileages to rent. c. F. Rich.
Green Cut Bone at Piper's Market.
Up-to-date millinery at Gee Sisters
Kent's ice cream for sale at Sinon's.
Fresh home grown asparagus at Cavs.
Burpees sweet pea seed at Sheldons.
Fresh cucumbers and lettuce at Calvi's
Lowest price in town on bananas at Sinon's.
Strawberries. fresh every day at Piper's Market.
Few dozen Gamma bulbs for sale. j. X. Dyer.
1852
Good sweet naval oranges. 16 for 25c, at Calvis.
Three mackerel for % cents<at Piper's Market
Furnished rooms, a Pleasant st. A. c. Delphia-
stiff
Nasturtiums. dwarf and climbers. 10 OF. at
Sheldon's.
Engraved or printed calling cards at the Regis
ter Office
Try Taylors home made bread. pies and
doughnuts.
Buy your fruit at Calvi's. The best at lowest
price.
henI cream delivered, Drlck or Dulk, at
Snon's.
Sandwiches for parties or dances put up at
Snons.
Household furniture for sale, 10 Washington
Street. 1872
Swifts' animal fertilizer for sale at Farnsworth
Cos. 17t3
Furnished front room to rent. with bath. 28
College St. lstf
California naval oranges. fresh stock at Piper's
Market.
Kresco Sheep Dip in bulk and gal. and 1-2 gal
cans. Sheldon's.
Wanted Boarders during the teachers conven-
ton. Sc Pleasant st. 18t2p
Misses and children's trimmed and untrimmed
hats at Miss Bruya's. Dyer Block 1853
Fountain Pens-The Conklin. Laughlins and
Moores. non-leakable. Sheldon's.
For good printing of all description call at Reg.
lister Office.
Fertilizer for sale at S. G. Tisdale G. Sons East
Mddlebury. l7t3
Wanted-Good strong boy for bell work at tn,
Addison House. l9tf
Wanted TO pasture young cattle and colt!
Phone. l.. p. Tracy. Addison, Vt. 17t9p
Ruled typewriter paper multikopy carbon
star ribbons. etc. j. ID. Woods. l5tf
Dried beef in chunks at J. X. Piper $ Mar
ket. Phone 102.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10
BUTTONS PHARMACY

Highest 70 Lowest "a.
Thursday. clear Friday, clear; Saturday, clear
Sunday. clear; Monday. cloudy; Tuesday. cloudy
Wednesday. cloudy.
Record kept by H. A. PECK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10
Business Uotices.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding in
sertions. Count seven short words to line six
long onesl
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-05-10

Two shows each night, z 80 to 10
Good Music. Fine Pictures.
Admission, 1Oc
Children Under IL years, Be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
DaS xhdl dbpdrts.

Tablor. - Was mir 9lsih ~uorausge'
iast. wirb ndhitens eintreffen. @r
hiimmef tpieoer - nemlih Der fribsre
Correspondent oes Wohsublatt- BON
1uplor. Sohann S6ilo. Su elmer am
20. Se,ember gu Srienlnilsr. Sdwsi,.
aufseaebenen 8oitfarie ,elBt 0err Shilo
on. 0aB er am IL. 9anuar mieoer nab
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StraBe m%chnhafte uub felt siniaer 3eit
a%rbeusloie Bersmanu @eorse 3sntlns.
80 Sabre ult. besin9 Samita9 Selblt'
moro. lnosm er iih nit sinsm Haiir
meier mshrmais ourh ben 0als ihnitt.
Oa Senflns frdntlit mar uno feline
Arbsit tano, marc er lebensiberorhiiis !;
Samita9 absuo. als feline aus frau
uuo fiuf Siuosrn beitsbenoe 6amills
betm @iisn iaB. eridisn 9snftns nit
stnsm R%uiirmsiisr uno siusr arr bewuff'
net uno srfldrts. oaB er nunmehr ~ullss
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Die Waffsu gu sntrelssn. aber 3entlnS
sntflOb nab eiuer SOIIhtirte i'm SOfs
uno u%errie9elte rieislbe Don Sunen ble
Die ,srau 0llie holeu %tounte. mar Is 3u
ipdt, er bate lih btreits uerblutet.
Su ben Stallunsen i'm WinOOfa
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Samitas eineu Sruuo. Der ben .peit'
liten 9betl oerielbcn ,eritOrte uno meb.
rsre rohsitshsuoe 0duisr becrobte; Der
Yerluit betrGat elwa $1,000. 8lnosr.
bic In ben StGllsn ipieltsn. iouen ben
Brand perurlnht haben.
Die au9sitsltsn zines Sdbnmu'
gens Der Scranton Hailwop @%Ompunis
wurosn ipdt 5rsitus 9iudt unter Osr
saurel Sinis Bride Bu Dupont BON
,pei Raubsfn ~iibertullsu. Seisten ubsr
iOldsn Uiutb. Oab bic StIls ss3wunssu
wurosu. ohne Seute ubIu,isbeu, tros'
BEN its bswaffnst parsn.
- Houis Sealbo Don Slo Sorss pirt
ale Dsrisnist be,etdnst. Der uorlsstsr
Samitas oortislbit bsl BEN Ansriff Gu
Samts ROiisr Osnisibsn srmorOsts. uni
rpuros Donnerftae 9tudt ouf cine oiss
bs,tsliGe aniiass stholtsn. Die mi
ihn bsth.ilisisn siitisri Sriiosr usrOsr
! utGt psrantmortli& eehaltsu.
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SduserfcftsS Safe ssfi6ert.

Sei elmer 3uiummeutuntt swiihen
Wtapor BlantenbM9 mt Der SGu9er'
felt Deb0roe am Oonneritas theilte Der
ielbe ben 0erren mil. oas er oas @runO.
ltiid on Drouo StraBe uno Nuesbenn
ausnue uls SaupIus fir Die Sdnserfsit
Dale aussewdblt babe. DaIietbe Jet
265 bel 400 6uB sroB uuo nit @lieu
babnsu uno StruBsnbabutn Ieidt gu
erreidsu. Den p~orldufisen Pldnen &c
maB miro Die 6aiiaoe Der Seitba1s oil
aussbenp aueuus. elmer Der brsiteften
Strossn Der StaOt, seleSsn iein uuc
bic 9als miro aussdnSe nab Sroao
Stra6s. Yurt ausuue uuo Ueftmore.
LAMB Sira6e babsn. Die Gribine ioI
ben mOoifiIirtsn Yldneu ssmdB Raum
fur 1900 bic 5000 Sduser uuo Der Gu
Ihausrrnum nsbit @alleriseu Sisruum
fur 1900 PeriOneu babsu. Wiapor
Sluutenbura CAB BEN NrGttstteu 0errn
Berger, uslder Die uorldufisen Pldne
%entmOrfsn bat. ben auftras. iofort NIT
Der A~usarbsituus osrislbsu 30 beginner
unO ls BEN @ruuOfttid on aussbsup
ausnus. uuftutt BEN uriprhusliG In
ausii&t ssuOmmsneu, an Der Suoiano
ausnus s%ssssusn, aujupaisu.
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slpmiral @pans asftprben.

Rear Aomirnl Roblep D. @uans. Der
allsemsiu uutsr Dem 9iamsn -~i5ishtius
Bob" bsfanut mar. lit uorlsstsn ititt-
nod Nahmittas In ieinsr Wobnuus In
Bulhiu9tou seitOrbsn. @r ihieu bel
better @eiunoheit. als er pl6slid iiber
brftise Shmerisu in Der 0sr,seseno
tluste. Der 0ausarit lisB ibn W Sett
brinssu uno usroronete oas 9i6tbise ;
ole sr oann nab sIner StunOe mieOer'
fam, fano sr @uans srnltlid ertrautt ;
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idwsroeu. ridtste iid auf unO fiel ent'
lsslt ,uriid. Der YsrltOrbsne fam ole
3nobs nah oel 6lottenofaOemie in aus
uupolis uno eins bel Ausbrud Oss Bhr'
ssltrissss ,ur 6lctte; nod benz 8rlese
itiss sr Don Stufe ~ Stufe uno ,eth'
nets iih aud i'm ipanilh ~amsritantihen
artsss aus. 9uuns mar 66 Sabre alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11

hsereno uuo jerit6reno? Sc nlit6e elm
&ntlheiounsefampt nm bic Obsrberr-
ihafI jwiidsn Der ariiAsn uno mouso.
llhen Raiis ieinl
Als WttteI ,nr 8eieitisuns elmer fol
den @efabr wIo o ruiiiihsr Sstte
cine iOfoItiss %Auirbsiluns @uina's I'M.
ter DIE @roBmdGle uorssidlassn niht
oes siaeniIlfsu @hina's. ionoern Der
,ablreiden aemiidten 8olterihaften.
Die unter osiisn 8otmaBl4feit iteheu.
Die 5rale lit nur. ME piiros iih 50
pan ,u siusm iolden SOridlass lisllen.
uno fOnnte osrielbe nlht DIE @efabr
bsidlsunisen?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11

= Dsrr yetsr Stipp bot ben Son.
traft fur ben anbau on bue Siaat DO.
ipital erhalten.
Die @h,lsuts @omuno Baud BON
Wtaoiion Auenue fino ourt Die @ebult
elmer Eotter erfrsui porOsu.
Die SerautOn Railmap Sompanis
bate an Samitas Worsen In ibrsm
araftsrWusunssmert unhsil nno ols
SOlae mar. oaB mshrere Stunoen lang
ihre Sahuwuaen nltt fuhren. our groB.
ten uuannshmllhfeit lhrer Runoen, Die
in Der biiteren adlie CUR Arbsit lauien
mu6ten.
Die Sowaro Wie@abe @obuuna
an einoen SIrnee. nabe Webiier aue
nue.. Duroe ON Samltaa Diorseu in
Brand ssiest. ole man nit elmer unbe,
ihtisten brsnnencfn Sadel bic ssirorsne
WaHcri0hre a%uitbauen mollte. Oas
Reiultat mar Elm Shaoen Don elmo
$500. che Die issuermehr ole islamme
unter 6ontrolle brahte.
Der ~ 5ahrs aIte William Q
Sholl BON philadelphia. Der ioebsn auf
Der Saurel tlnte bier eIn9etroffen mar.
betam ON Wonlng 9inht OIL Der Sde
Don tadawanna uno Wpomins Auenuc
einen 0ersltlas uno erlug remielbou
,wunii9 UfInuIen ip6ter in Dem raoen,
wOhln man ihu astragen battle Der 10
pIOslit 8eltOrbrne mar rin Utlt9lieo
Der Sunifmauren 6trma NOtms, Nbtte
& ShOll.
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alieo Der Sirma @lelano Simpion so
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Dor mebreren Wohen etusn Shlusuu
fail befim, iih uber nuaeniheinllt uui
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auenue a%e'lOrben. nahoem er 0 eiuem
iwsiten Sdluaaniall betrofieu wOrnen
mar. Der Ysrnor bene, uou @rburt
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unO miro pom rer WltIps ibcrlebt.
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9snoen ScnmIeu: BrGiiosut, g6lllnro
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- Nruu Wturauretha D. 1anssrfslo
Iieb am Samitag 9eaen lbrsu 8attsn
elne @beihaouns elnlra9en. neil er iie
bosDlli9 uerlleB.
= Die scranton electric Sompanie
miro ihr @ert on Moro 8%aiblnaicn
auenue oerurt umdnoern. iooaB Die &c
senwdriise Supu,itat Osiielben usroOp.
pelt meroen miro.
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ss bat a"llentbulOen sroBe %llnauusbm
lihtelten ,ur 5Olse ssbabt. absr SIS
uno 8oblsnbduoler freuen ii1 barber,
neil sss u lbrsm YOriheil 1T.
- DIE Salaiibshoros bot e. psrnei.
CERT. Dem nsueu Oiitriitanualt .. 8.
Rseog einsu weitsren @ountp Oststtlu
~ bswilliseu. neil bic 9ountp 5lnaussn
iOldss sessnwdrtis nltt ,ulaiisu.
80 Die @sntrul TABOR Union bsihlos
in elmer am Sonntus ~abseualtsnsn Wsr
Iammlung. oahin gu Wirten. oaB ollie
mnnl5tpale Irbeit ourh unionarbeIer
uno NIT einem a9t Stunoen Gag ee
than mirb.
= Sranf 9arriS. 81 Sabre alt uno
on Glib Wuihinston Nueuue mobnhuft.
Itiiriit am 5rsltas Jtoht In Dem yada
panra Ruuohaus In Die aihssrube.
oils sr ftolperte aber trosOem sr siuen
9lferuf ausltie6 uno feline Wtiturbsitsr
baum ~ ielnem Bsiituno elltsu, mol sr
loot. oils mat ibu bsruus Sos.
- Wis Der 2ontrafior Samuel ..
Dtsluin uon bier frib am Donneritaa
DtOrsen in oIr Broao Strase Sahn,
ituttOn su Philaoslphia slnscnidt mar.
wuroe ibm cine 0auotaihe asitoblsu.
uelhe Saufurfunoen fir 1900 Ader
yano in Worceiter 9Ountp. Wturplano,
snthielt. DC Die Fapisre isooh slnae.
tra9en iiuo. 10 miro ibr Yerluit ibm
psiter feline uuunnshmlihteiteu bereiten.
Der uuseblihe Jtoisnidlihr Is.
Slsin lit am Olenlta9 Don Jiuibuille,
Tenn, IN Segleitun9 zines Yeamten
ein9etroHen. nahOem cine Bant Ith
entihloiien battle. bic untoitsn IN Yer
biuouus nit ieiner ausllefsrun9 uno
Rudfehr 80 b%e,ahlen. Der @~efan9ene
bsbuuptet, oa6 sr nitt ben Jtamen oss
9uhu Senors auf Die 9iOtsn tGli6te,
i%Onosrn ouB 8suors oisislben freimluia
uutsridrisb.
Der SCRANTON SieoerfruuS bate
beabiidtist, SnOe oisies Dionats ME.
Der einmal cine Sarneuulsfsuns ab,u.
holisn. Do bic Aniesuns oa,u uber err
folSte. Obns BEN @omite ~esniissnb. 8elt
fur Die n0tbisen SOrbsrHtunsen ,u or.
lauben, 10 ,os man bic Sahs In 0ie.
esrerwdsune unb sntidloe lid. uniiott
Dem 9arneUal sinsn bumorihnden Ab-
snO 3u usranitalten. Sin ribrises
@omits. untsr BEN SOrfs Oss BERN
eruft @loor. bat bic Su&s In SdnOsu
nno wiro In iurlsr 6riit bic udbsrsr
@~iujslnbsitsu fsftitsllsn.