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field trail until they reached the hut OF
odd Man" Stanley. "a weiiknown noun
taincer OF this section. who is said to have
moved there from Kentucky. carrying his
household equipment on his back and who
guided the hunters after coon and cooked
the supper. People at The Homestead
Hotel kept track of the party during tic
evening, where. in the light OF their camp
fire on the crest OF Warm Springs Noun
figures were for time plainly seen sill
houetted against the sky,
four miles off tho trail. and had TO be
carried by his friends back TO tho mules,
one OF which he rode home. The dogs
the hunters brought down with them. old
Man" Stanley had heard OF bear that
had been seen Coles Mountain. and
the men are talking of going after him
in il day or two.
The engagement was announced hero this
week OF Miss Margaret Robertson, dauSh
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. y. Robertson. OF
Galveston. Tex, and members OF the sum
mer colony at Hot Springs, TO Ernest g:
Diehl. of Cincinnati. The marriage will
Galveston: and It is probable that the young
couple will spend part of the summer
here. Miss Robertson Is sister of DIR.
Robertson, OF New York.
Among lately arrived visitors hero for
the kur are Mrs =. NJ Mcllvahne. Mrs.
Griswold. Mrs Louis Nelson. Mrs Alfred
Henderson, Mrs. W. c. Barron. William
Farquhar. of New York; Mrs. Alfred Lip
pincott. Mrs. Frederick Strawbridge. Mrs.
of Philadelphia: Lucius W. Robinson and
Charles B. hudson. OF Rochester; BENJAMIN
Brewster and Michael Hart, OF New York,
and David Chute. of Minneapolis.
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present. and added very materially to tha
pleasure of the evening. Miss Hollands
worth gave several short readings. AIish
Wilmer rendered some very attractive piano
solos. whilo Miss Davenport charmed every
ono with her excellent violin playing. Sow
cral kilograms were read from tho students
who attended the inauguration. After the
program had been completed the women
az the community served dainty refresh
fnents.
About Hfty OF tho students loft Monday
afternoon on IL special train for WASH
inston city to witness the inauguration.
Rev. Mr. Sutherland. financial agent of
campaign TO raiso the endowment fund
on March l. DIR. S. D. Long and DIR. Stew
art French spoke at Biueiield. w. Va. IN
behalf OF this movement Sunday.
Rev. r. Il. Handy Lett for Washington
Monday 10 witness tho Inauguration. While
there he viii spend some, time visiting
relatives aud friends.
Mrs. l.. d. Mills. OF Mississippi. was on
c. MILE, who is n student here
Rev. j. 4. Lyons preached at EmorY
Sunday morning.
The Faculty Book Club mat at the homa
| of Prof. r. H. Hunter Tuesday evening.
| c. was the guest OF Or. G. C. Weaver
| Saturday and Sunday.
| DR.. j. l.. McGhee has besn appointed
conductor or the State Normal School at
| Emory next summer.
| Mrs. Robert Wiser. Of Dublin. Va. has
been visiting DR.. Miller during the past
week.
Judge John A. Buchanan returned To
| Richmond this week To resume his duties
| in the Court OF Appeals.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the homs
! OF Mrs. H. l.. Bowyer this week.
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RADFORD

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Radford, Va. March S.-A large audience
assembled last Saturday afternoon In the
cert given by tho Music Club. This was
greatly enjoyed By tho music lovers OF
Radford
left last week for Washington. after visit
ing Miss jessie Reid.
Henry McHarg, OF Roanoke. was In town
last week.
Mrs. 4. y. Stevens is visiting her son in
ortsmouth. Ohio
Miss Mamie AIoslcy. OF Bedford County,
and Miss Moillo Smith. or The Meadows
Waited Mrs. i. w. Flanagan last week
Governor Mann to Washington for tho in
auguration. Flo was the guest OF hi, sister.
Mrs. Stockton Heth.
At meeting of the W. e. T. U.s Tues
day In the Brotherhood Bible Glass rooms.
Mrs. j. Z. Peter was elected president. Mrs.
{. r. Eplins, account OF illness. having
sent in her resignation.
Henry Roberts. Everett SilvcrS, Charlie
Zimmerman, j. c. Peter. Dave Barton.
James zoil. Major Cowan Gusts. Peter and
Richard Adams spent part OF this week
! Mrs Wright, OF Giles. was the week end
guest OF Mrs. w. d. Mitchell.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce fIarman. OF Bristol.
were hcre Thursday.
Mrs q: E. Cassci, Mrs. W. T. Baldwin.
Mrs. Galway. and Mrs. Caldwell were
luncheon guests OF Mrs L. p. lSearsley
Miss Irlne Martin Joined u party from
| auguration. Sho returned the last OF the
week
Radford Chapter. U. d. C., ne IT'S last
meeting, selected al delegates to the dis
] trict convention In ChristiansburE. April
10 and II. Mrs. Lyle. Mrs. C. q. Johnson.
Reid. president OF the chapter, Will be a
delegate cx-officio.
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HOT SPRINGS

Especial to The Times- Dispatchl
Hot Springs Va. March s-Gaycty has
increased noticeably at Hot Springs this
Palm Beach have already begun to stop
on their way North. and several private
cars have brought parties of visitors In the
Cabin. luncheon. dinner and tea resort on
tho mountainSide. within a haif-hour's
walk Of Tho Homestead. and The Oaks.
nm nnti-bciium plantation not far away
served, have been, opened for tho spring
season. and considerable entertaining has
already been done at both places.
ar. and Sfrs william Gamer WicderE.i.n
OF Philadelphia. gave the opening luncheon
at Boone Cabin. having among their guests
Mrs. Robert Martin Williams. Miss Kath-
crime Ercmer. Miss Edwina Elkins Bruncr
s. Crozier Fox. and u. y. Mcouilan, Jr
OF Philadelphia.
Mrs wiederseIun a few days later gave
a luncheon at Fasscfern Farm her guest.
sinia luncheons on tho farm have attracted
many people this week.
Mira John W. Converse. OF Philadelphia
Eavc dinner a few nights ago for come
entertained informally at luncheon al The
Homestead for Mr. and Mrs Clendcnning
j. Ryan. OF New York.
Some one suggested e. coon hunt one day
M change from golf. and horseback rid :
ms. and u hunting party quickly or
Esnizcd. which left Tho Homestead tho
about midnight. after twenty mile tramp
10 the top OF Warm Springs Mountain and
back In the party were Clendenning j.
adclphia: Charlcs Wilhelm. OF Reading.
and David Chute. of Minneapolis. a num-
her OF mules loaded with guns. nmmuni-
ton. food ana cooking utensils accompa
MED the men. while band OF negro nu-
sicians led the way, and pack OF hounds
brought UP the rear. They climbed Della
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RELIEVES IN FIVE
MINUTES
HclP Comes Quickly when HYOMEI IL
Used for Catarrh,

The quick relief that comes from the
liYOMEI treatment for catarrh and
all troubles OF the breathing organs is
remarkable. Put a few drops of LIQUID
ITYOMEI IN the pocket inhaler that
comes with every outfit, and before
you have used tho treatment for five
minutes you Will notice relief from
your catarrhal troubles
II gives a tonic healing effect to the
air you breathe. kills all catarrhal
germs. stops the poisonous secretions
and shifting. soothes the irritatcd
mucous membrane and makes a marked
Improvement in the general health
HYOMEI Is not q cure ALL it has
but ono aim. the relief of catarrh and
diseases OF the breathing organs When
tho catarrh is cured the general health
is improved for then nature has g.
chance to build up the entire system
II YOU suffer from offensive breath
raising of mucus. frequent sneczinG,
husky voice. discharge from the nose.
droppinss in the throat, loss of
strength. spasmodic coughing and feel
Ing OF tightncss across the upper part
of the chest, general weakness and
debility, or any other symptoms OF
catarrh. you should begin TO use HY-
OAIEI at once. 1t Will destroy all dis
case germs In the nose. throat and
lungs and mako a quick and perma-
nent cure OF catarrh.
HYOMEI does not contain cocaine
or any habit forming drug. The com
plete outfit costs s1.0O. extra bottles if
later needed 90 cents Tragic Drug
Company. and druggists everywhere.
Advertisement.
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WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Williamsburg, Va. March S.--The Rev. w.
j. King. formerly pastor of the Williams
burg Presbyterian Church. with Mrs King
and children. OF Hampden- Sidney
have been spending several days this weel,
With the formers brother, DIR. D. ). King
and Mrs King.
Among those who attended the inaugu-
ration this week. most OF whom have re-
turned. were Mr.. and Mrs. James Southal
Wilson, Mrs. A Fl. Milos. MIR. and Mrs
Archie Brooks and Miss Claudia Brooks
Mrs. W. II: Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Lightfoot, Mrs. John l.. Mercer. Miss Sue
Hundley. Mrs. G.. W. Hunt. w. e. Davis.
Fl. l.. Brodges. James II. Stone, j. B.
Walden and Carl w. HoiIer.
J. b. G. Spencer has returned from Wash
ington. where he visited his sons and at
tended the Inauguration.
Miss Elizabeth Coleman and Miss jean
site Kelly. who have been In tho Bormudas
since the frut Of tho year. have returned
TO Williamsburg,
a1rN asorS1 w1lsap. who han been
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BIG STONE GAP

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.I
Big Stone Gap. Va. March s.-Mrs. l.. e.
Montague left Wednesday MORNING. for
Norfoiis, where she will spend several
weeks visiting relativeB and friends.
Mrs J. Il. Ayers has returned from an
extended visit to relatives in Louisville.
T.. ID. Myery OF Staunton. spent Satur-
day and sunday In tho Gap. visiting friends.
AIrs. H. Il. Iiinnard. OF Des Noines, Iowa
is visiting her brother. H p. Young. and
Mrs, NJ. L. olins.r. OF corbin. Ky. spent
a few days tho past week in tho Gap visit
Ing relatives.
c. s. Carter, John b. Collier. J. C. Muncy
and ID. III. Bostic wcre among those from
Big stone Gap who attended tho inangu-
ration.
a party OF twenty-five. headed by Frank
Kincaid, of Ewing. passed through the Gap
sunday from Loo County. headed for
Washington. TO take in the Inaugural ton.
Miss Corinne Taylor Is Waiting friends in
Bristol this week.
Mrs j. +. Buliitt and Miss Fleming ieft
Monday morning for Aaheville. N c.. where
they will spend some tinlo with Mrs. Il. r.
Taggart. Mrs. Buliitcs daughter. who is
spending the winter there account of
tho health of her little
Charles Buckley and two little sons. who
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MARION

Especial to TIL. Times Dispatch.1
Marion. Va. March 8,-Dr. John l.. and
i. e. Buchanan, of Rich Valley; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Buchanan. X. y. Anderson. j.
Ellis DIckenson. W. Il. Hodges and John
+. Sheney. attended the inaugural cere-
monies this week.
, George y. Collins has returned from Johns
Hopkins Hospital, much benefited by his
stay there
O. C. Sprinkle and J. ID. Buchanan have
purchased lot on Main street, Just west
OF the Marion and Rye Valley Railway.
from II. q. Goolsby and others. and will
erect O handsome business building early
In the spring.
Luther L. Richardson. OF Los Angeles.
Cal. spent last Wednesday night with his
brother. G. Lee Richardson.
Colonel w. c. Pendleton and F. w. PEN
dleton. OF Tazewe!l. were visitors this week.
Colonel Pendleton will probably move hero
In tho near future.
Mrs. s. o. Sale. OF Victoria, Is on a visit
to her parents.
w. o. Walton. OF Sweetwatcr, Tenn, was
q visitor to Marion this weak.
Miles, Leooa Jordopi OF pubSns Var II
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BoYDToN

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Boydton Va, March S-Atiss Maude
Bryan left for Richmond to be with
friends till after Easter.
Hamilton u. rarry has returned to
Meckienburg after having lived in Gcor-
Gia for two years. The county is glad to
welcome such q prosperous young man =
St John Goode has returned from Rich
inond where he has been on business In In
tcrcst of tho good roads.
Mrs. n. c, Alexander. who has been on
visit to her mother AT Fork Union. has
returned 10 the village.
DR.. and Mrs. Adam Finch. from Chose
City. were the guests of friends and rela-
t,ves last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey. OF Philadelphia, are
the guests of Mr.. and Airs George I'hamL-
MIR. and Mrs r. IT, 'cayior wcia hero
shopping Monday. They are iialiing
their home near Skipai.h after having
lived for fivo Yeas in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Reeks ana Miss
Reeks who have heen visiting Mrs A. 3.
Snclllngs. OF Lawrcnco"sl!e. have returned
homo
Rev. Jane sI- Finch has been a visit
to his sister, Mrs. e. Z. Baskerville, this
week.
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DANDRUFF
An Easy Task to Cure II when You
Know How.
There arc three kinds Of danhrnff

An Easy Task to Cure II when You
Know How.
There are three kinds OF dandruff
cures:
Good dandruff cures.
Bad dandruff cures.
And plain liquid junk.
The first is good to put on the head :
the second is good 70 keep off the
head; and the third is good to flush
out the sewer.
The owners of good dandruff cures
say our remedy will cure you in two
weeks or money back.
Tho owners OF bad dandruff cures
guarantee nothing, nut spend their
druff cures, which, policy they consider
is n clever method of entlcing the
shekels from the unwary
Partisan Sage is a good dandrufr
cure.
1t is guaranteed by The Tragic Drug
Co. TO cure dandruff, stop falling hair
and itching scalp in two weeks or
| money back.
1t kills the dandrufr microbe. il pro-
notes a new growth of hair, it makes
hair soft and luXuriant. and is with
out doubt the most pleasant and in
vigprating hair dressing made to-day.
To every reader of The Times-Dis
patch, both man and woman, we want
to say these few words:
If you have tried other dandr1iff
cures. hair restorers. and have failed
to receive any benefit from them, don't
give up hope, try Partisan Sage.
a largo bottle costs SO cents, with a
money-back guarantee to do as adj
Vertised.
Sold at drug stores and toilet goods
counters eYarywhere.--Advsrt
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AMHERST
[special to rho rlmcs.nisnnto

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
Amherst. Va, March S.-Rev. l.. Hunter
Early. pastor OF the Methodist Church. on
the Amherst circuit. has been appointed
BY. Governor w. H. Mann 4 delegate from
this county to tho Sociological Congress,
which meets IN Atlanta In April.
William II. Wren. OF Chilhowie, spent
W. Joyner.
air. and Mrs, Richard B. Tnliaterro and
son. Kenneth. recently visited at Mrs. s.
Niles Resale Harrison. tho attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Harrison.
who for the past several months has been
visiting friends In Norfolk Is now at her
home here.
Mr.. Moses. OF Indiana, has been In Am
herst for several weeks past, lie recently
purchased farm near town.
&. l.. Scott returned from Norfolk Tues
day. after having spent several weeks in
that city Mt tho bedside ~ his littlo dauSh-
Hospital
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visiting hor aunt. Mrs f. H. Buchanan.
Louis 7. Wilburn. OF Elkhorn. w. Va,
visiting relatives hore this week.
Mrs W. W. Rector was taken to tho hos
ptai at Abingdon FOR treatment last sat
urday.
Rev. l.. IL Paul. OF Clifton FORGE who
was recently extended a call by the Royal
Oak Presbyterian Church. OF this place,
VI" Bis6op pA !. a c. HIso OF the Methods,
Episcopal Church, South. will preach at
the Methodist Church hero Sunday. March
15.
Mrs. J. C-pStephenson and two little sons.
Stewart and Clarence, visiting rela-
lives near Chiihowle.
w. II. styles. of Rugby. was here till.
week. looking for home.
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have spent several weeks visiting relatives
In Big Stone Gap. left Monday morning
for MiddlcsborouGh. where thcy will spend
.. few days visiting Mr.. Bicklcy's sister.
Mrs. IL L. Brown before returning to their
home at Kansas City. Mo.
Miss Hettie Buckley is spending few
days this week visiting her sister. Mrs. X.
l.. Brown. at Middlesborough. Ky.
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spending the past two months hero with
her daughter. Mrs l.. w Lane. Jr.. has
returned TO her home in Norfolk.
If. y. Phillips. president of tho Broad
way National Bank. Richmond. will spend
to morrow here With his family.
Miss Margaret Murphy. formerly in charge
of the William and Mary kindergarten, is
spending some time at the Colonial Inn.
Miss Garnctt sweeney will leave newt
week for Washington. -. c. for an indeii-
mite stay.
Max Bitter has returned from weeks
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visit to his parents in New York
DR.. Dabney, OF Baltimore has been tho
guest of his sister. Mrs. T.. Ruffin Jones
the Episcopal rectory.
Rev. Beverly Tucker, bishop coadjutor
will make his annual visitation 10 Bruton
Parish Church tomorrow morning for the
purpose Of administering tho rite Of con-
hrmation.
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EMORY AND HENRY

Especial TO Tho Times- DispatchI
Emory, Va. March a-Lrhe faculty gave n
reception to the student body in tho Y. NJ.
c. A. auditorium on Tuesday evening.
Misses Hollandsworth, Wilmer and Daven-
port. of Martha Washington College. were
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lsetn In Der Siabt Scranton, 9adarauua
County unO Staat ptnniplpania, btarsn;t une
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Subsnitui Np. 324, Rai Samin 1913. Gi.
Ga. ium Rat IsrHtin 1913.
Stptts, Nnpali.
6erutv;
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Gifenb abn 3eittabelle.
9stainart. eaGatuaHHa uuo @efern Balm
Sn araft ben "a. Suni 1906.

IN Nfuii pth ZR. OuHi iouU.
GRbIidj-gsrl6et Scranton fiir Rep gprf
nm 2.O5, $40, sos, 500. 1920, Born.
-. 40, 3.25 uub 3.40 Ra@miitaas. Biir
-esSfs n.s q q iIahfEshia, -uut 8. 90 @esm
f2.IO uub 3.35 Tadmiiiass. Bfir
Icbvbdnud, $40 Rdhmittdas.
D N1rbIld-aHr Buffalo um LIS. 6.25u 500
Nor; 1 SIS, 6. 40 unb 4 .t0Wd&mittass. Shr
Niuabaniion, GImtrd uub 3pif&trRdtiousn um
fO.fO Ror. unt los Ra6m. 8tir SswtsC
&vraeule unb Utica, nm fl 5 unb 6.25 Wcr.;
f.55 @d&mtitdas. Ospeac. Surafuis unt
iIHea qua um 6.25 Wor. Iduii i6aIidb. dusat.
nsmutsn Spnuiaas. Hhr Wpnircft um 900
Rsr. 1 .05 unb $40 RaGm. git&oIIpn as.
.csniueatiou, I'm 400 Rahmittdas. 8tns.
HamptSu acecna csation, nm SIS @d&mitiase.
RIoomsbHra 9ibiifou-gnIdhi SranipH
S7r 1ovtbumbsrlaut um 6.35, 1920 Wrr.;
i.55 uub 6.i0Ra&m STR plymouth nm 9.O5
8a&mtttaas.
SenutaaS'Sdae.
ghsIla-E6r Rsw gcri um 205. $40
COS uub 1920 Worssns; 3.35 unb 3.4O
Na&ni.
gl5reIid -Rar Buffalo nm IT'S. unt
6.25, Mpr.; f.55, 6.40 uub it.f0 Na6m.
NHr Btuabamipn unb 3pifnsuRatcHsu, SOC
uHb 1910 8ormtitaas.
NIaomsbura Sihiiion-B -Brrldat Srdufcr
unt 1920 RsT. unb $40 Ra&mittdss.
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Sonutaa8'3hae.
ea6aBaHna- & @poHiins BaIIeb.
(eaureI einie.)
9wiIbsn Snanton unb @tIies- Barre.

5wHWth OttuHIVH INV Sp'HtV"Ou''N'
Shse serIaiItH Scranton nm 00.2.00. 800
400, 500 unb 500 Irratns. I'm $40 @rr-
ens an @e&tntaatn unb dllt ua%fclasHbe
sssau,ia @tnuieu, une um 700 Wcratns an
Scnnidaeu uub dts ua&fpIstnot ipanjte Ri-
nuisn bts uub tnfIuapt 100 Ra&is, In @il-
hs-Barye al Wtuuttn ipdier anicmnieub.
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IaWtu SrdHtpu aas Stunbt tdgIid, ausas-
nDmmeu Scnntags uue 8tttriaesu, bon 7.f9
A.oraens bic 7.f9 Nbenbs unb trtfeu In BtI-
Fes- Barre 80 Ufiuutsn fpdter stn.
OetfeYtr nTi,ptImea Scranton, Rd5 Wig
%nVi, puna pdrf, Petersburg unb Dunmprt.
@itbs gahrpIap fur aspddbtfbrberubt 9het
Trottn araft am 8. SuIif907.
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Got 30. 25 In 9Ipd gfe. t9 IN aslsssn an pro
lpta Apsuus in btr 10. Warb bsr Staet Serau.
ton, eadapanna County unb Staat ptnuIyl.
pauia. Stlaets Got 9O. 25 n 25 6uB In
8rput unb sitpa lao Gub In Eitfs ~ elmer
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une Wineralttu unitr btr SbtraG@t bsIasttr
Got bur& 6tfi.Buns In friibutu Dnbs In Sttit
BON Sittl bts btlasitu eaHbts. Alts prbslIsrt
NIT tinem spdf6dtssn bBliuntn SoitIssbdutt
unh MuesnstbGubsn barauf. 81 easltlbs Gi.
ssntbuu, tbrtrastu an antbUny @rlypinsfi
eur& Gbmuuh 5. R0biuiSn. bur& Dab, batirt
is. Suli 1902, unh dHestTassH In bsr Offst
hts Rttprber BON Dttes Ia nns fir eadapaHna
County, I'm Dstbbu@ Rs. 200, Stiit f49.
Wit BsI&las btltst uub In GrtfutIpu ssnom'
nisn auf bic Rlass bsT RtyRsnt 1rtping Com.
panic sfssH MHibsHs @E,yHinsH uub 6rauets
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

Rs. 20.-aa isnt sspiTt Col. Sirsds ubu
TartslIs ron eaub, ssltetn, iitesne une ftitne
In ha Gtabt SaantoH, eadapaHna County
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
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