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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

rolling sea fog and the speed Of the new schooner Susan
When the old lumber wagon ought 10 be mile off, She
ran past the lfcboats nose like crcaHng old lrclght
train on rusty rails, but running like turbine inner
Ca-co raped out an order, and in the bow Suriman
Downcy she'd his sckcr and sprang TO snatch at her
main chains with his boathook He missed by SIX feet,
and the cboat lust saved herself For second 1t was
touch and 90 with the Ships Bottom life saving crew,
caught almost between the vccring schooner and the
;mnincn, reef; for the Susan ran down the rocks on
bownc, as Casco snarlcl, all his suspicious revived
He irwin To- wreck her, He amt even saw us
don't want to- darn him
All hands stared after the wallowng ship, regardless
Of their own peril Fora second that seemed u Downcy
century She hung on the wind. Then the shout:
He ufi,d her, He amt, | tod go he meant to
bang her aboard just like the other! Here She comes
THE black barrier Of the reef lay sIantwisc Of the
.ohooncr's path From the lumh.r-ail deck came
the shouting Of men, and Downcy recognized the hoarc
below Of Skipper Smith He saws him, round Shout
darcI I'm hi, o-kn-. working az the wheel. and sud
d,u'v the Susan swung back from the suddenly
,h, her i,ck'oal began siithcrng the side And
with ~ eyes ryr,ci her the >chooncrs high black
stern swung away the hgh round stern that ovcrhung
them lk, the poop Of IN ancient galley, and her lumber
laden how Strengthened for the rocks She hinged Ike
q toy ship suddenly kicked by great wavc-whcrc
there was ~, wayc-and in the same motion crashed
into hc broliic of the ocean hcigcrow with the noise
OF q ba,,lcships gun.
AN Gaw, forgive him for loin' it, deep voice
chancd ~Wrcykct her purpose, jus, like he done the
other Su-ln'
We seen HIM Tn old mans mai,'
Dovnrv wasn't SD -urc about that though it showed
The ouv way out for the oN schoonorma,tcr, with any
kind If honor for the Susan WAS lost irrctrcvably
cruubling before their eyes.
Still, sick az hear, as Downoy was, he wouldn't be-
',.,.. % ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

keep IN eve lifting to windard. What makes you keep
f,..ing round nv dvnamo?" the operator demanded.
thinking Of using it for a boat or diving bell.
~That's lust what was thinking Of, Downcytold him.
He was Joking the time. never dreaming that the
m ught held life or death; but the ncXplicabc feel
inp Of some dcvish and hitherto unknown danger out
there on Griiron Rect haunted him. II had got three
ships i'm sou'cast gale already and the signs and "mcni
al hcrlldcd "a coming soucastcr, bowling out OF Hat
tcras ATTITUDES, and getting ready 10 make hndIlnG
wood Of the coast
The thought Of it kept Downcy awake long after his
watch below. The Susan would have To- sail true IN
thu, wind 10 dodge the Gridron Reefs which stretched
inaback. sea washed hcdgcrow straight oni from Barnc-
g uc, into the midnight ocean, barrier that she had
better give "a wide berth,
Turning in for forty winks Dowucy took a last look
10 Capn Davys pcaackct with u.s. medal for v"r that
he was rghtfu heir to-aui his face flushed, as he
thought Of his own anomalous position IN the NE GREY"
You can't sometimes always tell, be- sad softly.
"Naybc am iniykv and ncwiangcl; bat got n'-
run that Iron mystery going 20 give me the chance
,o grow up 20 fit GrauiIals coat. He was brave old
chap.
MORNING came with wccpy weather bonc-chiII-
i ing drilling rain and rolling coast fog, IN spite OF
the stiff g'. blowing in Of the ocean Il was day 20
make men hu, The -ovc and tell tales Of peril AMI h'ri
ehipat sen. acknowledgements sticky. pry-washcd
beach. anil large. damp motorioat that lay on ITS
.utorua,i. truck the new sand wagon for h'choa'f
thai, had taken the place 81 the Old beach apparatus as
Downcv's kind Of surtman supp'an'lng the old
salts. Iu., the -lmc Ships Bottom liked 20 slap the
by powerful storm fighter on her white nose, and pro-
claim with satisfaction. That's We t. * CO.,
AZ four bells in the afternoon watch most cd" the ships
Bottom bulrs were marang time a,h their SEQ boots
round ,ic biz Gtrbo4t. Sur'mau Dp"n,y came p'ung-
I'm, down the sand dunes from 'he wireless with the
latest weather report from Washington, when % single
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

there's only one way, short ..
diver, and we haven't got one. Hu--
tie her back home. Will ye, l,~,'
He was back in the boat, '.a
brawny surfmcn blinking ~ .n
as if they suddenly saw another
kind Of Downcy. 81 toll So na
WAS Port Captain" Little W..h
chuckled, and Big Jcm hustle. ..s
boat shorcward without q work.
Shivcring in the stern, D.-.g
whispered TO him, the big Captain
uodiing.
"NIcbby so. Itmight doi.. RS
life or death, Ladl"
Its life or death for him every
sccond," Downcy cried. "Aui'..t
Of that poor girl" He bi,un ..s
words. Dye think she'll ca~r ..,
Jcm; Once We get it ou,, ve ..0
lowcrit from the main shrouls...
as a derrick.
Wen try it. anyhow ...
morc'n sink us. CaSco said cn-...
Dynamite | Just though, OF, .a.
We'd kill him blowing q hole l.
ways worth trying, Lad -,he i.-
namo cover for q diving hyll
Il had come 10 Dowucy us I'M ,r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21
70. Bovsl rs Cap'n Smiths new

schooner, all right, only she's "'i
.s the ark 20 Egg IIarhur Says. y
Dig two-e'ickcr, with 90 stern cabin
way mp IN the air. They -h..rrl
her bulwark. down 90 make room
for the dcgkloll. Looks Ike e.
Roman galley; but she's comm a
running she's surc "a coming, anil
she's close inshorc 700 close for
comfort" lie slammed mp the tcle-
phone trumpet 20 the boom #
Casco's orders.
BY glory,wc1l go ont and shove
that schooner of, If She can't get
clear If wc swamp the boat dom
il, Jump her, You bully boys! We've
had enough wrcckin' on that Grid
iron"
The crew were in their places
already, strapped 10 the thwartt,
while the Captain sH1rmci over
the side with the -,ccriugoar .usrl
in surf work in place Of ruilcrl,
and the throc-ton litcboat diy,l
into the surf like q big white and
black Newfoundland, tanning
down her twin screws as She lungcl.
All set" Casco cried. "Now let
her snorc straight OUT
Downcy knew the hazard the
life Captain had i'm mind, ut the
risk Of their lives. II they could
make the schooner, undermined
as she was, ike al coa-twiec craft,
Casco meant to throw three or four
men aboard to help her master
clear the Gridiron and Dalrvmplc
Downcy meant 10 be among those
who boarded her. Then 4 there's
q wreck -' he said, and snapped
bis jaws on the rest Of the sentence.
b. neither Downcy nor Big Jcm
Casco had counted no man
could on the dcccp,ivcncss Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER IL l9i'

= l.. :. Il. of Ifg
SNPP' ii;,, b;,so1f fr y dive on the boats
- ph;,,J bio, rr,,, ,,,,,rr,,rod and a man Of the
"g ,.,I., ar,, ,r;cd o,,t.
nGII .I.;,or ,ccJ hooyT seen him, Ducked
, .t ir int, tho c,h;nr s'nosc he went for his
,'Ya'
# C,nta;n Smith had riskcd his life for his ships
,,,crs the heart, blood Of a shpmastcrs trade he
i,.,. ,oo,nod No need 10 tell Downev that Only
iIr o,,,d section Of the schooncrs stern stuck I'D
l,,~ ,t .o, now. with bio air bubbles whitening the
W. ~, b,,. ,,,rr., o." syn,rcd warsbp the biz black
,,o,rorl Ioor,od no. valIouing lower. rs the ship
s,rrk her nose in the bottom Ike thrown pike pole,
or the black bladder Of a harpoon.
aGawd sake. Bows" Downcv painted. and paused,
borino hi, breath ike the old man drowning beneath
him,
Vas he dronning2 4 sh-ir. faint cry, an old mans
terror shrek came from the sca-washed lump that
used 10 be the schooncrs ovcrhang from inside it!
The sound was shut Of, as the huge rudder tapped
.icvi.c On IL, trinons and the men in the lfeboat
held their brcaths
81 tell YOU it's HIM" Downcv cried. Hes caught
inside the azarc,tc-swcpt back through the cabin
when She wen, down"
Like Wclshv was kctchcd once under our capSizcd
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-15

with the abolition OF white slavery
and the social evil generally, is now
the war cry of the suffragettes, who
claim that only by giving women the
ballot can these wrongs be eradicated
and the race made healthy.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the
militant leader intends to devote her
American tour next month to discus
sing this phase of the cause. She
will tell the women of the United
States of white slavery and sex dis.
ease as the suffragettes say they ex-
list in England.
Every issue of the Suffragette con-
tains articles by Christabel Pank-
hurst, frankly discussing sex prob
lens and their relation to "the
cause" She handles the subject
without gloves.
1.-THE anti-suffragist believes that
women are of value only because of
their sex functions, which functions
he also believes are to be used at the
orders and in the service of, men,"
Miss Pankhurst said. ITO state the
same thing in other words, the anti
suffragist man regards woman as
subject sex, created entirely for sex
uses. AS he does not hesitate to tell
her, the anti-suffragist is of the opin-
ion that, apart fro mher sex activity,
the world would get along quite well
without her.
''The cause of sexual disease is the
subsection of women. Therefore to
destroy the one, we must destroy the
other
eve repeat that where these terri
BILE diseases are concerned proven
ton is better than cure. It is not only
better than cure, but it is the only
cure, for whether these diseases are
durable even in the narrowest sense
of the term is very doubtful and even
when cured, they can be contracted
again. Everybody admits that one
= i
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-15
BITS OF NEWS

Policeman Thos. McMuIIin, Austin
station, badly beaten by alleged bur-
glar. Finally managed to overpower
man.
Christ Nolan, alleged ex-convict,
arrested on suspicion of being con-
nected with Garfield State Bank rob-
berry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-15
Daily HeaIthogram.

Suggest to the teacher that it is
part of wisdom to have a thermom-
eter in the room. Teach your child
how to read it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-15
FFRAGETS SAY IT'S UP TO WOMEN TO RIGHT
THE WORLDS SEX PROBLEMS

thority says: The reason why so
few cases of re-infection are seen Is
because SO few cases are really
cured
''No individual can hope to avoid
these diseases except by abstaining
from immoral sexual intercourse and,
similarly, a nation cannot remain un-
affected so long as prostitution exists.
Therefore prostitution must go. At
this, shrieks of protest will be raised.
We shall hear the usual balderdash
about human nature and injury to
mems health
"An enormous percentage Of the
operations upon women are neces-
STATED by disease, which in many
cases affects the organs of maternity
as to necessitate their complete re-
moval. Race suicide again. These
are awful truths, so awful that the
Woman's instinct is to keep them hid
den, until she realizes that only by
making these truths known can this
appalling state of affairs be brought
to an end. Here we have the woman
4uoSLiOu III perhaps lIS uOSI urgent
and acute form. Have the anti-suf-
fragist women any idea Of what the
wrongs of women really are? We beg
them to realize that so long as the
subsection of women endures and is
confirmed by law and custom, so long
will the race be injured and degraded
and women victimized."
-O-O-
BITS OF NEWS
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DuuHprc.

-Serr unb Srau Siftor Burifel
iino ourh Die @eburt sinss 2Ohter.
leins erirsut wOrOen.
- SrGulsin @raes 8sutlis uOn 5anf
ter Struse uno @sorse Shrsd uOn
Rioae Nurnue wurosn Disnita9 burh
Baftor Sumes Hsiibman als Elm Sbss
paar elngsle9nst.
- ROiario Serraro. elm 32 Sabre
alter Barbier uon Diortimer Strube.
1T am Sumitay 9iuht in ieinsr Sar'
bleritubs pon Swsi WiGnnern srmOrort
worOsu. sDdbrsno elmer Der Ssrle in
Der Tbhre itanb. batte Der nnosrs nit
Dem Barbier cine uutsrreounS. ,og
oann pl0slih elnsn Heuolusr unO ia9ie
islnem Spisr bret Shhlie IN ben Sor'
per ; Der BARBER itiir3te iotort tOot nie'
Der. mdbrsuo isins Ansreifer Die 5luht
srsriiisn. @s befunOsn iih iehs an'
Osre Widunsr sur 3sit oes WtOrbss in
Der Barbieritube, bod hatten lie feline
abnuns pou Osm YOrsuns, bis bic
Sbhiie erl6ntsn. ionnten oaber feline
Sslbrsibune Der ,pstDtOrObubsnSsbsn.
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Nae Shal abnarts.

= Der l0iohrise Solepb Beola pom
!WoOiie pollIe am isrsuaa 9lahmiiioa
mn sfnem 3iihrbOB cine SpnamIpo'
trOne on'iinoen. bteirlbc srpooirts uno
Der Duumen unc 3tiaGfiG9er. iorpis sln
Shyil bee ,Wellrn ,SlnSsls Der linisu
0iub. wurren ibm ubAerliien.
@rn oOppeltss &sbauOe oss yHul.
ter ShOllsn Iu WtnUOfd. pOn SOisph
Sruulnstp nnb 9uliun 3oeObs be-
pObnt. wurOe ON SOnnta9 WiOrsen
mitiammt 3nbalt Ourb slnen SranO
lsrltOrt. nrIher wubrihsinlih outt
sinen iibsrbsuisn Sien usrurlatt pur
De; Der usrul lhIoSir Yerluit miro uui
5000 anssSsben.
SIN unbefannter Wiann muros
Donnerltl9 abeno nube Der Sanscllfie
3ehe ,u NpOca uon einem .. & y.
YaiasierIus 9etOotet Die itlimm ger.
felihte Nsihe waro pon eluem @iisn,
babn anstiisllten auiseiunoen. Der
@stOOtets wuroe ipItsr ole Der AZ Sabre
Barilsp BrOmn uon @sOrsstOun, bsI
l8ilfes BARRE. ertannt.
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Spbe Narf " pttsen.

- Sobu T.. bas 3jdhriss SObuI,in
Der @heIsute y. 3 Wioisr non |ioro
Sumner Guenue, 1T am Srsitas yiad.
mlitas Der Oipbthsritis srlsssn. Die
Ssiissuns sriOlsts am Samitas giad'
mittus i'm OunmOrs 5risobOf.
Srdulsiu @lifubstb Surusp. Die 26
Sobre ults Tohisr ots U. &. Sarusp
uOn yafapstts Sira6e. uurot Disnitus
Dtorssu In ihrsm 3immsr IN BrOoilpn
ourh Seuhtaas eiittdt aufaefnnben !;
iis mar ,sit 1904 In Sisu yOri ole sts'
nosraphiitin uussllslt.
Der 35 Suhre alts SOhn 8.
@uushuu. in SallipOrifrsiisn mobile.
fannt, srwiidte Sonntus Jiaht uus
Srisben cine 5laite nit @arbOliiure.
anliatt Wiebijin. uno uelihludte ben
@Iititoff. Ssine @attin entnsdte ibn
auf Dem 6ubbooen uno rief eiusn ar,t.
bob oteisr fonnie nelter nlhts tbun
uno Der Wtann itarb eins bulbe Stunos
nahher.
- Otto 5ris uon Oieisr Ssits nno
in Der Tborn & Jieal SobIsnudlhsrei
In EuDIOr unssitellt. muroe am Sams'
tag in Die @OnuspOrlinis ssSOasu. mo-
ourh ibm Die rshte S1ultsr unO msb'
rsre Rippen ssbroden wurben. Der
SsrIssts. wslder rs Sobrs alt III. uur'
be osm 2ugIor 9Oipitul iur Bsbano'
lung iibsrDlsisn. mo sr SonntuS HOr'
mitla9 itarb.
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Stabtrath.

Ssnt Orbinan,, msihe bic ftdoiifHs
Stsuersrbsbuns fur 1918 fsitfsllt. wur.
be 5reitas In Der StaOtrutbsiisuns Gins
esrtiht. Die @siammtsrhsouns 1T 81
Wiills, a,asn 6 GA Wfills fir oas usr'
hoHsns 9ubr. unO bsosutsi cine Grhob'
nns uon 27 @ents ouf isOen tauisno
Dollars. Die Sisutru meroen am / {.
April fGllis iein.
Die @aihburn Struse usbsriOpf'
Rrsu,unas SroiGanj nurbe sbenialls
einasrsiht uno oann Der Staoiplan
SommuiiOn ,ur @rwdSun9 iibsrDisisn
Die Sadawanna 9ompunis nirb biz
8rsuluns erbauen uno Der anthsil Der
Stuot pirO in stIpaissn SntlhdoiSnnss'
anipriihen bsittbsn.
@no9ullige Selidiigung erbtrlten BIZ
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ter. swsi fur Ssiienwsss oil Diutiben
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Den sic NIT irseuo elmer Sinlt oosr
,u trseno sinsm Srsis prOb,rsn tonnsn
uuO Der ii6 ju Sbrsr uOlliasu Sutrts'
BENNETT ole uollusrtbiS sripsiien wtro.
Sualhat 1T Der Binosihliilisl. nno
aualndt iAlisBt elm ole bic Puntts.
prldbs in Der aufsrtiguus pon unfsr'
flsioeru IN Anwsnouus fOmmsn - Wfa
teriol, Spisen. Slidsrsi. Ndbsrst |;
rsihst sln nit Qualildt torreft sutwor'
f.ne stls. sutss anpaiisn unO Ss'
ausmlitfsit. uno cine ~srtru an,tsa
ma nj Der BrsiS Der nleorl9e
Brsis, Der os bsiisn m6lli6sn @slibt
brinst. pier lit cine SslsssnbsIt. Die
Sohe lslbit su bswriien uno our9 el'
men Ysrs sib aus,ufinosn, oh sIn Doll
Iar 10 ulsl anosrswO tpun wiro. Sst'
ipisIs:
Soristt ueber ,iiss. anssfunft fur ois'
fen Sstaui ~ is l9 Sents bts $3.50
uutsrbOlen, in elmer srO6en Auslels
BON SiIlsn III is 10 Ssnts bls ~ 3D.
gemanoer, pom sirtunltsn bis fsin'
ften /; ~ Is as SsnIs bic sS 30.
@une ips,leus Portis uou hOhsm unf
niscr,asm 0uls 81 25 @smonosr =
pGbIsno bislss 8eiionlss. is S9 Gents
Ghrm Ielteu, in siuer prattuousr
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hoien ete. Nsue WWiureella" ebenfaIs
= ie rs Sens bis sl2 30. .
Trin,es Clips, nnaeisTttst gum tra'
oen nit ren neuen @tD1noern - le es
&eHts bic $12 81.
untrlDde. rer ssiaur asnau anpni'
Isno ; is 45 @enls bte 1850.
NrIla @IoRs llnisras@dnosr. fiji
fat 9sbante 6Tnuen = 5u re9nlafer
&lellen.
9lroer msi6e untsr9eWdnosr IN etnel
Nuswubl uOu hhbiden Slilsn - 81
Yelflulsprellen.
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Dir es'r hiti,r .},iiuua rtrptu iidb frtutr, III
rfabrsn, poB I'd ptuiafsns rus asfurtihs
aIaniDut giGpt, ptlot BIT 9SilsulbafI IN lu'
i5stn Siufsu au bultu i'm Stan'e II 5dn's
adiarIb Sur III TIC en,at iGBi Der Gptllpn
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fftunontut Stbanblu A. Sdl's Ratarrb auI
pup tnnultb gtnvmntn unp ptrit pirtft auf
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Splt me, bapurcb Die @Tunbldas en Rranfbdt
v itpItne unp ttm pdIltuitH strdfl gtbtup tn.
ZEN llt bic eOnffdutiou eis RDTpts aufbaii
unp her 9Giur su brtm 8sris bifi. Die Slg
tu,bumr bdbtu 10 Uttl yTrausn Iu ibItn bsil
fraiirn tab iis tinbuHbni DollaTe 9tlUb uua
fur itotn 8lu aubtttn, ptn lis lu furiTtn ptr.
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fpmmtn. Uian abrtiiirt;
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Satts iir urrgsfcn I'D babe meius
&ranthsii usrSeiisn", idrsibt iSrau Yit.
torIa Reoslef. 3l1 Charles Stra6e in
Soluap u. y, thrSlih IN slnem Sriei.
.cenn i'd BIN jssr sslunO wle sn Slih
i'm 9Buiier. NdbrsuO swOli 9abrsn
lit i'd au aOplihmerien, Sthsn in Der
Ytuit. SdhtlslirOll II. /. ID, absr Our6
ben 9ebruu6 UOn 8Ornl'S AIpeufrauter
wurOe meiue 9eiunopsit misoer ber9e.
itellt. SD fam niht Worte senua
finosn. nm msinen Dant fir Oisie uor.
trsiflids WisOBin aus,uOrhden.~
Us 1T 9ewiB cine berrlihs Sahe, i'm
Sianoe gu ietn, istus Srunfbslt Iu per.
ssiien unO in Dem sliidlihsn Yepu6ts
isin, 9sinno gu iein. ju lsben. SsOrnl's
alpentrauter bat biss IN Gaulsnoen uou
6auen mO9llh gematt. NO man ieine
3ufluht gu oieism wsrtbuOuen SrGuter.
0elmlItel nubm. Gr ut nt6t in gIpO.
tbsten Su babeu. @r miro ourh Sofals
a9sHtsn seIieiert, OSer oireft pom Va.
bOratOrinm Der 0srilsller, Or. Peter
6abrneD & Cons &c.. 10 25 90.
SOpne aueuue. @blcusO. gu.
6Ornl's aIpenfrdutsr Ylutbelebsr 1T
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Vittstou.

Srau .. . Strob pOn Sioro
Wiain StraBt III am Samitas ben 5ol'
gen nnss Sdlusaniallss srlesen nno
wurot Disnitus 9iadmitlaJ lur lesten
Rube beltutiet.
Der frnher bier wObnbaite stephan
Drissbud. 81 Sabre ult. III ON CONN
tos in Der &Obnuns islnsr 7Ohter 5n
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funO um DisnitoS ftdtt.
- Dem @onitnblsr SBillium Dean
nuroe ON Donneritas ous Ishte DIR
abaeihnitten, oils sn AutomObll, In
uslhsm sr iubr, in Elm ,ssniter rannts
uno Gin @lasitiid isin DIR traf.
= Der Shubmu6sr ausuitin Ro'
tolu uon Jioro Uiuu StruBs bat in
psl floIener Wohe jwsi Orohbrlefe tr'
bultsn. welhe ion auiiorcsrten, $4,000
untsl Der YitesulIls Sabnitatiou su
brntsrlsssu sr rbsrsub Die Srisfe Der
BOliiet.
= als Sohu isup am DOnnerffas
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nsco 3sd,s iibsrfabren pollte. wurOe Der
8aasn astrOHen upO ,srtriimmsrr. aud
bsioe BiaOe uerIsst. ubsr tslg wuros
,ur Ssite ssihlsuOsrt unO snltum un'
perlett,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-13
0uS BEN oberen 2hale.
(ar4bal6 @orreiponoenl.)

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