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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26
oIIing place. as Bath gate place.

NlIVNU II7 T TkI'
Along Orange street from Fifth street 70
North Seventh street; along North seventh
street to Park avenue. along Park avenue 10
Fifth street; along Fifth street to orange
q
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26
olling place. ss7 Springfield avenue.

TTIIFIEElN
Along Springfield avenue from South Four
tesnth street to the boundary line OF the
town of Irvington, along the boundary line
along Avon avenue TO South Fourteenth
street; along South Fourteenth street to
Springfield avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26
Polling place. 147 Eighth avenue.

Third DISIHIOJ.
Along Seventh avenue and a line in conti1-
ris Canal. along the Morris Canal to a line
in continuation of Sixth avenue, along a
line In continuation of Sixth avenue to
Sixth avenue; along Sixth avenue to Stone
street; along Stone street TO Crane street;
along Crane street TO High street; along
High street to Seventh avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26

SEVENTH DISIHINi.
Along Summer avenue from Eiwood place
TO irving street; along Irving street 10
washington avenue; along Washington ave
nue. to Second River; along Second River 10
Passaie River; along Passaic River TO
line IN continuation of Grafton aNenue5
along line in continuation of Grafton ave
nue. and Grafton avenue TO Washington ave,
nue. along Washington avenue to slwoed
avenue; along Flwood avenue TO biwooo
place; along E1wood place to Summer ave
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26

Along Niagara street from Kormorn street 10
Ferry street: along Ferry street to Chambers
street: along Chambers street TO the Newark
on New Jersey: along the Newark and New
York branch OF the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey to a line IN continuation or Komorn
gtl eet: along a line I'm continuation of Ko-
morn street to Komorn street; along Komorn
sfrept IN Niagara street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26

fTf4F9TINIE =.
Along Orange street from Nesbitt sfrset
to Norfolk street; along Norfolk stree. to
Lock- street; along Lock street to Nesbit.
street; along Nesbtt street TO Orange street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26

Along Sanford avenue from the line OF the
Town of irvington TO Silver street: along
Silver street to Smith street; along Smith
street to South Orange avenue; along South
Orange avenue 10 Sunset avenue; along sun
set avenue to Valley street along Valley
street to the line OF the Town OF Irvington,
along the line OF the Town Of Irvington to
Sanfnrd aunntia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
HOLD TWO COUPLES
FOR A FINAL TRIAL
YOUNG GIRL VICTIM
Charges an Outgrowth of
Disappearance Of Myrtle
Stout, Aged l6.

Two boys Edward Kyle and Floyd
Gibson, and two girls, Ivy Martin and
Dollic Mcmillan, were bound over
yesterday by Justice Lee Daniel to
await the action of the superior court
on charges of statutory rape and abct-
ting ana aiding in the criminal as
sault
Two weeks ago Myrtle Stout, aged
l6, suddenly and mysterously disap-
poared from her home. For several
days no trace Of her could be found
After she returned an investigation
by Humane Agent Welsh developed
evidence sufficient TO place charges Of
statutory rape against the two boys.
who are alleged to have lured her
away from her home The two girls,
who were with them, will also have
to face a charge Of aiding Kyle and
Gibson in the assault
Walter scott, a third boy, was dis
missed on account Of insufficient eyi-
lcuCe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
A SILVER LINING
TO EVERY CLOUD
stormy Weather Is Assu-
ing Good Crops, Says
Demonstration.
WHEAT AND ALFALFA


crop prospects uncqualIed I'M
years" is the way Farm Demonstration
Dr G, y. Ernhar, explains the bcnc-
Nc OF the recent stormy period
The snow and rains of the last
week Will leave great amount OF
moisture in the ground said Ern-
hart yesterday ana with any roa-
sonahle amount OF rainfall during the
spring and summer months oklahoma
crops should be better next year than
for the last hyo seasons"
In Tulsa county the cotton acreage
win be uoticeHhly decreased The
Overcrowdcd market at present
caused by the war and the danger
OF congested market again next year
unless the production is cut. has re-
suited in wheat and alfalfa being
planted IN much greater acreage.
In tulsa county last year there were
$4,000 acres Of wheat This year
there win be at least twenty four
thousand, according TO Ernhart, who
has gathered reports from all parts
OF the county
The 1916 alfalfa crop viii treble
that Of 1914 explained Ernhart IN
pointing 10 figures which showed that
last year only 500 acres were sowed,
while more than -four thousand five
hundred acres viii be planted with
alfalfa this year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
VOSBFRG SHOWED
A COMPLETE ALIBI
Alleged Robbcr of Bank at Pruc AC-
quilted az His Preliminary
Trial

A complete alibi was proven by
Loyal Nosbcrg charged with holding
up the bank at Pruc, okla, on De
ccmbcr IL, when arraigned for the
preliminary hearing before a justice
Of the peace at Pawhuska last Mon
day. Nosberg lives on West Brady
street ana works in a West First
street restaurant His friends from
Tulsa who attended the trial stated
that he was on duty during the whole
day on which the hold up was staged
and Nosberg was accordingly acquit-
ted, despite the fact that the cashier
Of the bank and customer who was
with him I'm the bank when the rob
hCTs entered and took $500 in cash,
both Identified him as one Of the
bandits
Nosberg was arrested In Tulsa De
Cember p by Detectives Patton and
overly after he had been pointed
out by a witness TO the hold up. The
fact that the cashier was so positive
Of Nosberg's guilt and VosberR's hav-
ing Il police record already, made
popular opinion rather strong against
him at first, but the only charge
against him previously was in okla
homa city and was made when Nos-
berg was quite young and had no con-
nection with the charge in question.
He had sufficient proof OF his where
abouts on the day Of the robbery to
completely Vlndicate him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
PEOPLE ON BORDER
DEMANDING ACTION
United States Mexico Boundary
Line.

"It is the general sentiment Of peo-
pie living In the border states that
the United States will eventually have
10 step i'm and settle the Mexican diff
fcultics,' declared Ed Hines, pioneer
and well known Tulsan. who returned
yesterday from three months trip
90 the Pacific coast, part Of which
time was spent along the Mexican
border lie brought back with him
specimens Of the fiat money that has
been issued by General villa. Nearly
every leader In Mexico has issued his
own money printed on ordinary
paper. which resembles some Of the
paper money ISSUED by the southern
states during the civil war
Conditions along the border are. in
a chaotic condition, said Mr. Hines,
and the people are grievously disap-
pointed az the failure OF the Washing
ton administration to act in some
manner TO bring about real and last
ing peace I'm troubled Mexico.
IL have lived on the frontier nearly
all my life declared Hines, but
never have | seen such a town as
Juarez. just across the border from
m paso. Gambling Of every descrip-
ZION is running wild and the scenes
to be seen there are never forgotten"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
DECEMBER ABOUT
TO BREAK RECORDS
Already Below Freezing on
Twcnty-Onc Separate
Days.
WAS NOT THE COLDEST
December, 1909, Had Colder
Weather by Two Degrees
on Two Days.
WAS NOT THE COLDEST

Twenty-one days Of this December
the weather was below freezing, ac-
cordlng to Dr. II. NJ. Hutchinson, gov
ernment weather observer Not
single year since the observations
have been taken here has there been
greater number Of freezing days
during December although 1909
equaled It in mum Der. But the chances
are that the two remaining days in
this month will break the record, be-
cause weather conditions last night
pointed TO freezing weather during the
remaining two days,
But the minimum weather Of this
December was not as low as Deem
ber, 1903, when It reached six degrees
above on two days and seven degrees
another, while the lowest of the pres
ent month was eight above.
Although there has been a good
deal Of rain this month. the total pre-
Cipitation. 3.14 inches. thus far does
not equal that Of December, 1913.
when tho total was 562 inches. The
number Of inches Of rain since 1910
during the month of December fol-
lows: 1910. .1G. 1871, 3.47; 1912.
.G2; 1913, 5.G2; 1914. 3.14.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
ROTARY CLUB WILL
HAVE A MEETING

The Rotary club of Tulsa, now ~
,be nrocess Of orgarizauon, VIII holu
its weekly luncheon i'm the grill room .,
~ he Hotel tulsa. Several import
ant matters involved in the. peTlnh1,
nent organization, constitution ana
hv-laws and membership OF the cluo
will be discussed. .i....- ,,,
The various suh-commit'ees ap-
pointed a week ago have bteh WI n
ing out the details entMle9 70 n.y., ,,,a
mna everything will be ready for the
re "'rs-onization meeting which Will prop
oh1y be held some night next week.
y The Rotary club, though in ITS IN
,orct has already created unusual IN
last am in in tulsa. especially among It's
,no,nbers who are elated with the
many splendid little features, fellow ,',..
shin and instructiveness Of the weekly
luncheons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
LOCAL ARCHITECT TO
SUPERVISE BUILDING

In yesterday mornings World IT
was stated that the plans OF five local
architects which have been drawn up
for the proposed Carnegie library in
Tulsa would be sent to an architect Of
the Carnegie Library association, who
would make the selection and then act
as supervising architect The state
ment was incorrect in that the archi-
tcct whose plans are accepted will
act as supervising architect, not he
who makes the choice, as was stated
in yesterday mornings World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
HAD A MANIA TO
TAKE HER OWN LIFE

Because Mrs. Sarah Miller, aged 49,
would frequently attempt TO end her
life by turning on gas lets IN ner
nome she was yesterday adiudgcd in
sane by the insanity commission ana
sent to the Vinita asylum. 1t was
9hown by relatives that the aged
woman has not been rational for
more than a year. She attempted to
Jump in the Arkansas river several
months ago after an other plans 10
commit suicide had failed.
X. J. McWilliams, who was ar,
rairned before the insanity board
Monday was also taken to Ninita yes
terday. Deputy Sheriff Frank Bo"Iin
was in custody Of the two incompe-
fonts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30

asylum for the purpose Of making
recommendations 10 the incoming
legislature. The superintendent of the
Institution has already made a re
port 70 Governor Cruce I'm which the
needs of the institution are very ap-
parent Mr. Howard will complete
his work Of visitation 20 state lnstitu,
tions with this trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
Ihin On Shoulder.

either man or woman, says an
exchange is TO be too touchy Bet
ter not know an-insult when you
meet IT, than to think you're in
suited every time somebody fails to
let YOU cross mudhole OH lbs coat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-30
Howard 10 SmpplN.

NTe0I1I 10 IT0 WUTT0
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec 28-E. r.
Howard, member OF the board Of af-
fairs, left today FOR Supply, where he
viii make an inspection OF the insane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

COR. elected
Successful Candidates
Tho entire ticket elected follows
John w Watson Republican. circuit
clerk
Edward C. EverIy. Republican.
county clera
Marshall r. Martin. Republican.
county superintendent OF schools
Carleton e.. Pierce. Republican. and
vs.. u. Glover. Republican. members of
the nous" OF delegates
q. a. Billings. Republican. state seu-
'g'1r.
County court Marshall A. Ss~Irr.
Republican. KinsV God district. Eman-
u"l Dixon. Republican. VALLEY district.
VIM ~. Burloyur. Republican LYON
district. :. Lincoln ~idweU Reuuhli-
can, Reno district. Joseph y Straw
ser. Republican. Union district. w.
scott Kelly. Republican. Portland dis
tr.c'. John g.. Jenkins. Republican.
Peasants district. Omar y Sha. re.
publican. Gran, district
This IS strong court. composed OF
men OF STERLING worth. The pro-re---
iNc Republican and Republican ORGAN
IlJiluus arc af work now rr,pariue
lol the campaign OF 1916. when the
last Nesrire Of Democratic free trade
viii be- wiped ont and th- party OF
protection to American labor and
American Industry viii elect q Repub-
Ican president and Republican con-
gre~s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
CRACKER Is CAUSE
OF CHILD'S DEATH
FIFTEEN MONTHS OLD SON OF
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER
LEtNER DIES.
After Cracker Became Fast In Thora,
Funeral Arrangements Not
Complete

After Cracker Became Fast In ThorsS
Funeral Arrangements Not
Complete.
one OF the saddCst deaths that has
been brought 90 the eyes OF q sympa-
thetic people was recorded yesterday
In the death OF Henry Leiner. 10
months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
Or Leiner OF 123 East Eleventh street
4 piece Of dry cracker became fasten-
ed in the child's throat and despite
the efforts OF his own household and
the efforts OF DIS. Glass and Gillespie.
his death resulted almost instsntan-
cously. The sad affair occurred about
II 30 o'clock
n seems that The little tot was play
Ing in the parlor with his sister and
became hungry lie went 10 the kit
chen aud received cracker from his
mother and then began his return 20
the sisters side IN passing through
door he tripped. striking his head
on the door lamb This started him
TO crying with the result that the
cracker became imheddcd in the sort
memberanes 81 the thoraX. Panic
stricken. tho mother tried 90 dIslodEe
the morsel. but 10 NO effect Medical
ala was summoned and the cracker
removed. but the child was too far
gene 20 be- revived
Mr. LeineT. VINO works az the Whit
aker-Glesner plant was notified ~
the sad occurrence. and both he and
his wife arr almost Frustrated by the
terrible shock The child is survived
By the parents and two sisters. Rhea
and Helen Funeral ARRANGEMENTS
are a. yet incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
SWEEPING
CONTINUED From first PaS.J
Succession Candidates

our and a solid Republican count
cu. -I elected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

7 10 'UTIT' TTTE"T TTVTTNU IUTTIWE
John W Watson. Republican. oirct
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
Bon 0etersbura.

-Sie @beleute Nler SDa9ner BON
Brescott auenue iino ourh Die @eburt
zines ftrammen &ndblsins erfreut NOR
ben. 9eioer lit oas &ino ON Wtontae
9eltorben unb muroe i'm Ounmore
S5riebbof beiseiest.
Srdulsin @briftine 8olff BON
Gib Strass unb 1bomas Sobnion BON
Ueit scranton muroen Oienita9 In Der
bisli9su osutidsn Presbptsriihen Stride
our6 Paitor 8. 3. Dietrif ju einem
@bepaar sinssiesnet.
= Sriib am Wtontag Ntorsen mur.
ben an glib StraBe uno Sruing aps.
nue. pier Dohnhduier. bic uon Rab
@0rlis. RaD Wtiller. RubOlpb sBaru.
sde uno Uilliam @osar. burd untsr.
irbiide Yeridiebunsen bei9dbist.
= gusuIt 3. Sofimann pom Srpins
Guenue uno Sraulein Wfabel @pans
BON hampton StraBe wuroen Don.
nerftag Nbeno In Der Wobuung Der
8rautsltern burd Paitor 9. z. Hi6'
aros 5i einem 9lhdlt9eu @bepaar etIi'
9eieguet.
- als Der 9idbrise 2ouis Sriss pon
Prescott auenue ani Sreitas ytadmit.
tag an Wtgrtle StraBe nit Hollidlitt.
ldubeu lief. wuroe er pon einem auto'
mobil 9etroffen unb b6s perlest. Gin
8ein uno msbrers Rippsn iino ibm &C..
br0hen.
= Inter ben auipi,ien Der Conn.
tassibule Der co. lutb. ct. Peter's Sc.
meinoe mirb am 2. SUM- In Der Stride
cine MISUNDERSTANDING ses'ben tper.
ben, su ipelher Der @iutritt auf 25
Gents fsitssiest worbeu LIT. Mau uiro
elm sefdlltses Prosramm aufitelleu, Inn
bic nntsrbaltuns su elmer se!unseuen Iu
maiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30

angeb0ren uuo aus alien Ebeilen oes
Jfeihes fommen, eiuen glufrnf sur
@rhnoung zines Serbanoes erlalIen.
Der iih bic Gusoebnuns bes 8ablred.
tes fiir ben &eidsta9 aui Die GuSlan6.
oeutihen uno Die 3olonien bes Reihes
CUR aufgabe 9eitellt bat unb fiir oisie
arbeitet.
IT Das Sntereiie, nsldes Der oeut.
ide &atier an BEN S1wsijer Bolts.
beer nimmt, Diro abermals baourd, be-
tbdtigt. baB Der Wfonard Der Sdweis
Elm @ef9snf BON bunoert Quaorat.
metern felograuen Wilitdrtndes sur
probeweilen @infleioung elmer Rompags
ME Ilpentruppen sematt bat. Der
SerriAer bssleitete bieies @sideuf nit
ber @rfldrun9, als er Dor smei Sahren
ben WtanOuern In Der S6weis beige.
wobnt, isi ibm aufsefauen, Sas Ste
ounfelblauen uniiormen Der Truppen
un3wedmdBi9 isien.
T GuBlauo beltelt oeutide Slug.
jeu9e. Seitber be3og oas 3arenrsi9
isine 5ln9,euge 5umeiit pou @nslano,
mahte aber fiir5lid Die @ntoeduug, baB
bisie 5lus3eu9e burawes in Deutlds
lamb bergeltellt maren unb ibnen Dor
Der ablieIerun9 einfaa Der eugliids
Stempel aufgeoriift morben mar, nm
Lte oils britiides 5abrifat Su bsjeiduen.
Oieie @ntoedun9 bat Ruelan6 perans
laBt. fsrnsrbin feline Slus5euse birsft
pon Sobanuistbal Su beSieben.
7 slus Der an Der Beier ni9t melt
BON Sremerbausn seleseneu Staot
Brate In Oloenburs fommt cine 0fslo.
uns pon elmer Sdiifsfollifion, bel Der
pier Wfenihen nm's 3ebsn sefommsn
iino. Sin Weisr. Dampfer iiberrannte
Elm Wfotorboot, uno oeiien pier Sus
lalien fino ertrunten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
sta0t nnO Gonntb.

= Wenn oas @etter es ertanbt, 70
miro nod oieie SBofe nit Der Ssrtig.
ifelung Der County vanbitrabe auge.
fan9eu meroen.
= Die Damenieftion bes Scranton
Sieoerfranj Diro beute 9iahmittag In
Der Versins Dale ben lssten 9affees
alatid Ter Saiicu abbaltsn.
= Tim ibrsn eobn gu psrbeTsrn unb
aud 9iinitisere 3uitduoe Iu erlansen.
weroen bic itdbtiibeu Gi6s uub abfall
Gr9eltellten cine Union sriinoen.
: 9la6 einem am Mfontag gemadl.
ten Soranidlas oes Genius Bureau
bat Scranton jest cine @inwobnerjabl
Don 141, ,351, sesen 1885, in 1910.
3u nsl1er 3eit Die leste Solfsjdblun9
por9enommen mnroe.
= Der 8rawaI nit Wisrito, 70 be.
tausrli1 er lift, bat wenisitens etpas
sutes jur Solse 9ebabt, benn man bort
iest penis ober 9ar nihts mebr BON
Bilp Sunoap, bem bisber atlsemeine
Gufmsrtiamfeit semiomst murbe.
= Srau Wtarp S'8rieu, bereu Sat,
te lesten Sftober Su Wtooiic eetDbtet
mur6e. oils er nit Der Reparatur on ei.
ner Bride bei6dftist mar unb bas Sc.
rift einitlirjte. ftrenste am Ofoutas
aegen oie Sontraftoren Us. Us. 2inolag
& 60. sine 8lase fur $4,000 @ut'
iddbisuns an.
- SEQ 3rD3winsfi BON Samaica,
Gong Sslano, bem es jti peroanfen LIT,
oaB Der Wf6rber bes PoliIiiten g8iIian
Nfcglnbretp pon @arboubale, Sobn Sbie,
melsmsfi, ereriffeu ipurbe uno oanr
alS Wt6rber psrurtbeilt morbeu lit, bal
Die non ben @ountp 3ommiIdren aus
seistte Bslobnuns bon 81 900 3use
ipro4en erbaltsu.
- Reu. @eorse Doob Nnberlon bot
Der @lm Farf Wt. g. STRIDE bat anae
iiiuoist, 6aB er i'm 8aufs etues Sabrei
| iid BEN epanseliitii6en SelSe 3upsnber
pirb, dbulih nie Der Billb Sunban
gnosriOn mar Der Siibrer In Der DE
mssuus, bic es our4ieste, baB bic BUR
lssque Tbeater, @abarets uno unor
bsutli&su Sduisr bier ssialoiisn pur
ben.
Sn benz Mobican 9aoen an be
@de bon 9afawunna unb Daibinetoi
Gueuue, @ieentbum bss Saiob U
Shldser, brad friib ON Sreitas Ror
gen auf .oem jlpeiteu Stod elm Branl
aus, Der Dor ieiner 8ewdltisuns iei
tens Der alarrntrten Seuermebr einel
SGaoen BON Sc, 900 anrihtete. Sc &C
lang, bic ausreujenbsn @ebduli9feitel
Dor S&abeu iu bspabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
500 selobnuna 500.

Dif etfn bisfu 3situns rrbsn f@ frsusn, ,i
trfabrtu paB 20 ipenisatns cine stfirGtfti
3ranfttit sifbt, psl&s bic WtHsnI@aft In al
ibrtn Stuftn 40 bttlsn I'm Stanbf N !; Saa's
aatarrb Sur 10 bic siniiss isBt br dr,tlIGsn
8riibsrItaft btfanntt poHttpt Sur. Ratdrrb sr.
furbtrt ale cine &pufitutiuusfranftsit cine con-
fituticnsas 8sbanbIuue. 9aa's Ratarrb.stur
wire tnnrliG genpmmsu uub mirfi btrfft aui
bas Slut unb bic l@Isimissu DbuH6&su bss
Sphsms, baburh bic @runblagf hu Rranfbtii
,srfSrsnb unb hfm paiitnisu Strait sfbfnb. In.
BEN fs bic Gsnffiiutipn bse aSrpfrs aufbaui
unb etr Ratur ~ ibrfm Wtrff biIft. Die Gig.
sutbimsr babtu 70 pitl Btrtrausn su ibrtn Ssil.
lr6fttn, eab is sinburbfrt Dcllars 8tlpbnuua
fiir tsbtn 8aII anbititn, ben it ~ furirsn ssr.
frblsn. 2abi Gu& zine eilfe BON 3fusniIIsu
fomnsn. Dlan abrtIlirt,
O. 8. Gtsutp & Co., Splfbo, q.
"a Bnfauft bon allen NpptbtfnR, 75e.
SalPs Gamilisn'ptllsH Fub bic tsitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
gRanne Gpuntn.

Sonesbale. IS. @bmarS @oOf, pel6.
er Dor 72 Sabreu In Sa4ieu, Deuti9.
lamb. seboren murbe uno felt 80 Sab
rem bier tpobnte, 1T am Samitas na1
sinmo9sntli1er aranfbeit Der yunssns
sntsinOuus erlesen. Der Seritorbene
mar Elm Beteran bes Biireerfrieges uno
ipirb bon bier E69teru uno 3ipei S6b'
nen iibsrlebt. Die am Dienitas I'm
Riuerbale 5riebbOf erfolgts Seerbiguns
mar cine nitlitdriide. = 5rdulein 9au'
nab Poble pon bier uno Carl 9tetber.
ton pon Sermbn lieBen iid iHon Dor
brei Wohen beinilib In Diltes'8arre
als elm @bepaar uerbiuoen. mel6e Gbat'
ia6e erft ani Samltas bsfannt muroe.
= Der 55 Sabre alte @arion Gbeo'
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