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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-18
SATURDAY. APRIL Is. 1914.
J, N. HARRIS FOR
STATE SENATOR
Well Known CharlevDix At
torley in the Race.
From Boyne JournaD

The press of the 10Th senatorial
district Of Michigan have come forward
now with talk of capdidates for the
office of senator to be elected next fall,
Cheboygan has come out with can
didate in the person OF John c, Ritten,
house, the present mayor, and Lee
Morford, of Otsego county, a banker in
our neighboring city of Gaylord has an
nounced his candidacy. Considerable
talk has also been made regarding the
probabilities of j. M. Harris of this city
entering in the race and if is the earn
est wish of large number Of the Yot-
ers that he will do so,
Mr.. Harris has not as yet announced
that he will make the run but his
friends in Charlevoix county and
throughout the entire district are hop
ing that he will eventually decide to al
low them to put his name up. 1t has
been years since the western side of
the district has been represented in the
senate and as no other county can put
up candidate more qualified to fill the
office than the one proposed from
Charlevoix county, many feel that we
have a right to ask the support OF the
rest OF the district.
Hon. j. M. Harris was Judge of Pros
bate in this county for twelve years
and during that time so carried himself
and so discharged his duties that no
criticism can be made. He has been
active in the politics of northern MICH
igan for upwards of twenty years and
has always been found fighting for the
best interests of its people. He has
long been identified with every project
in which the public was interested and
has given unstintedly of his services
without hope of reward. Charlevoix
county will stand by him to man and
and the voters of Boyne City will give
him their loyal support. His knowledge
of law and legislative procedure fit
him TO be powerful in his influence for
obtaining the rights of this district, and
his long residence here, during which
time he has been active in public life,
has fully acquainted him with the
needs.
The twenty-ninth district embraces
the counties of Charlevoix, Alpena,
Cheboygan, Emmett Montmonency,
Otsego, and Pressure Isle, The three
latter will doubtless give majorities to
Mr., Morford but they are the lightest
populated and the fight will eventually
come for the counties of Alpena, Che,
boygan and Emmett.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-18
Foley Kidney Pills Successful iog
Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble

Positive in action for backache, weak
back, rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troubles. p. j. Boyd, Ogle, Texas,
writes: CATER taking two bottles of
Foley Kidney Pills, my rheumatism and
kidney trouble are completely gone. I"
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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-18

Cause and effect-whiskey straight
and crooked walk,
A little push will generally last longer
than a political pull.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-18

Any hosiery is pretty that is we'll
filled.
Why hire trained nurse to nurse a
grievance?
Few men care to say what they think
about women.
Instead of being driven to drink some
men are led.
Great opportunities seldom employ
an advance agent
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-18
Presbyterian Church Notes
Rev, A. p. GEissby. PasiSF.

The Ladies Missionary Society will
hold their annual Praise Service next
Sunday evening instead OF the usual
order. A very interesting program
has been arranged and it is hoped
there will be full house to encourage
the ladies in their self-denying work.
Every one is heartily invited to come
and bring friend and not to wait for
any further invitation, Note next Sun
day evening at 7:30.
The alterations of time for the even
ing meetings comes into effect on Sun
day evening for the next six months.
The Young Peoples meeting will begin
at 6.45 and public worship at 7:3O.
Sunday School directly at the close OF
the morning worship, HAS. All teach.
ers and scholars ahould he in place
ready to begin.
The pastor attended spring meeting
Of Presbytery at Elk Rapids Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. The
ministers and delegates were royalty
entertained and we'll cared for. The
ladies of the Yuba church and of the
local church provided meals in the
Maccabee Hall. Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain
acted as moderator, Rev. Mr.. Young
who has served the church at Elmirs
for six years was dismissed to accept a
call from Dimondale in the Lansing
Presbytery and Rev. Mr.. Clerehopel
was chosen to serve the Mackinaw City
church.
Easter was celebrated in the midst
OF beautiful weather both morning and
evening. Mrs. Fitch and Miss Lor.
raine sang together in perfect voice
and manner, and the choir rendered a
beautiful anthem. Mr. w. Webster
and Miss Mildred Sweet in violin du
ct, accompanied by the pipe organ de-
lighted the congregation. The church
was beautifully decorated with choice
flowers. In the evening Mrs A. Cam.
eron sang very beautifully There is q
Green Hill far Away" While Mes.
danes Kirby and Waite favored the
listening crowd with very fine vocal
duet, The anthems by the large even
ing choir were finely rendered and
showed excellent training. This Easter
day will be long remembered.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-04-18

Almost perfect attendance in the
kindergarten this week.
The little ones are busily engaged ia
learning to use their eyes looking foY
the return of the bird, the first butter
fly, the swelling buds or other sign OF
the awakening of nature.
One class has completed Part VI In
the Ward Primer.
Mrs. Ira d. Bartlett visited this de,
partment Thursday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Of MINES
ADDS NEW COURSE
To Be Called Engineering
Science and Will Confer
Degrees.

BEGINNING with the coming year. a new
course win be added 20 the curriculum OF
the School OF Mlnes al tAs University %
Utah. 10 be called engineering science
Tho new course is designed 20 enable THE
student TO combine tho funda rnen,als OF
an engineering course with some other
gineering student an opportunity 10 eiscf
his course 10 suit his special needs Thin
new course VIII lead TO q degree OF
bachelor Of science IN any one OF the de-
psrtmenis OF the School OF Mines, inelud
Ing chemistry, electricity, engineering.
geology. nietallurRy ard mining
Under this plan the student has The
privilege OF elecdng all the work taken
during the last two years OF his course,
although no VIII be asked 10 consult with
the registration committee before sign
Ing up FOR his work. This elective WORK
must be designed 10 make the whole
course a unit. although 1t Offers wide
4 further feature ot the course is that
a student NAV pursue another course for
two years and then change 20 the course
IN engineering science al the beginning OF
his Junior year. without losing time.
To be recommended for a degree OF
b2 chelor OF science under this course y
student must have completed 100 hours
all tho work designed for freshmen and
sophonores IN tho general engineering
courses, engineering IA. or some othor
course In engineering designing; engineer
Ing and 3. thesis. and ma jor subject
consisting OF nj least sixteen hours OF
work and approved by the chairman of
the registration committee The subject
or the thesis must be the one In which
the major work was done The second
half OF the course IL elective, although
the advice OF the registration committee
must be asked before signing up Tor the
junior ard senior years work
Tho raising OF the number OF hours re-
oulred for degree from ls2 20 i5G ar
fects not alone this new course but viii
be required henceforth IN all departments
OF the mining school. except the course
leading 10 degree IN mining engineer
ing, which VIII require -, hours
The purpose OF this increase In the
number or hours required Is 10 raise tho
general standard OF work required %
gradua ties OF The School Of Mine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
OPINION IS RENDERED
ON ASSESSING FINES
Supreme Court Lays Down
Rule for Guidance of
Justice Courts.

A rule Of law that I'm cases where both
imprisonment and fine are imposed on
a person found guilty OF n misdemeanor
the sentencing court cannot impose an
additional term Of Imprisonment In lieu
Of tho dne is laid down By the supreme
court In an opinion handed down yester-
day.
The ruling Is made in the case OF Rob-
ert Reese against j. r. Olsen. sherin OF
Boxelder county. Reese applied 10 the
supreme court for q writ OF habeas corpus
releasing him from the Boxelder connty
jail, to which ne had been committed for
nonpaynent Of q fine imposed following
conviction on q charge OF selling liquor
ing the power OF the court 10 Impose addl-
tional imprisonment In lieu OF FINE Us
upheld. but the writ IS denied. ueyerthc-
less. on the ground that Reese has not
yet served the full thirty days sentence
that was imposed under the original SEN
tence carrying bota fine and imprison-
ment
In sentencing Reese. the district court
ordered that he should serve thirty days
In the county jail and pay fine OF S2se
or. in lieu OF the fine. hc should serve
one day In Jail for each dollar. though
not 10 exceed six months. Then he sus-
pended tae thirty-day sentence pending
Reeses good behavior. Reese then re-
fused 10 pay the fine and WAS thrown In
jail.
tepce imposed is much involved and dith-
cult OF Interpretation However. u rules
that fine imposed in addition TO impris
onment Il not enforceable by further I'M
prisonment II orders. therefore. that
Reese shall serve the remainder OF the
shall then be released. whether the sc99
nne has been paid or not.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

This year I am breeding only from
chickens two and half years old. And
ones with a laying record OF ESQ eggs q
year. I have been breeding them SIX.
teen years for utility. II your chickens
are not winter layers you have q breed,
but not strain. The laying hon Is the
paying hen. I have the finest laying
strain Of chickens that ever sat on a
nest, Single Comb Rhode Island Red
dsy-old chicks are 25 cents each | do
not chip less than twenty-five 10 any
order. This year I am selling Matching
eggs at half price. $3.50 for fifteen
from No. pen, my prize winners; sl.75
per thirteen from ali other pens. Ircu-
bator lots at reduced rates. I deliver
in any part Of the city and Gun ship
with safety TO any part of the world.
English White Loghorn eggs are s2. 90
per fifteen. In ordering day-old chicks
IL Is well to give me three weeks mo-
tice, as am oftentimes moro than that
behind IN nv orders. i have n limited
number Of Single Comb Rhode Island
Red breeding stock to sell at half price
They arc $3.50 each, but my pens are
crowded, so / can send YOU six hens and
a cockerel for $500. And IL You are
not more than pleased with your bar.
gain ! Will return you your money as
cheerfully as I received it. / gunran-
tee Satisfaction: Advertising has no
value unless il Is founded on truth.
ROSE VILLA POULTRY FARM,
PHILIP FTNEGAN. Owner.
o15o 3rd East. Phone Hvland lS3-W,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
NELSON COLLECTION
WILL. BE SOLD SOON

NEW YORK. April s-Au.ograph let.
ters. historical documents and manu-
scripts collected by william Nelson OF
Patterson, -. T., are soon to be sold
at auction. II wna announced today.
Among tho important items Is "A docu
ment signed By Benedict Arnold as
British br!gadier general on January g.
1871. calling on the citizens OF Rich
mond, Va. 20 deliver their stores TO him.
II WAS the refusal OF this demand which
resulted IN the burning OF Richmond on
the following day.
There is another important collection
ginning with one directing that his home
Be prepared for him after his marriage
In 1889.
says, "and get soms eggs and chickens.
and prepare In the bes; manner you eau
for our coming"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
STOCKHOLDERS WAR
REACHES THE COURT

On behalf Of majority Of the stock
holders OF the Blue Jay Mining company,
J. z. Johnson sued In tho district court
yesterday 70 restrain w. n. Morgan. J.
M. Bowman, Hyrum silver. g. B. Robbins
and Charles Castleton from performing
the duties Of directors in the company.
Johnson ayers that the defendants style
themselves directors In the company as a
meeting OF stockholders at which they
declared themselves elected without a
vote Of q majority Of the stockholders.
He asks for an order preventing them
from removing from office ]. H. Gray, tho
secretary, treasurer and director OF The
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
MURDERER ANSELMO
ASKS NEW TRIAL

Arguments on tho motion for a new
triel for John Auselmo. convicted muir
derer OF Patrolman Thomas GTffths.
we're heard by Judge Y. c. LoofbOurcw
yesterday. and the motion VAS takou
under adyisement until next Tuesday at
y. m. when decision VIII be rendered
Thomas MaTtonesuN. vao was engaged
as additional counsel for Anselmo follow
Ing his conviction, argued the motion ell
morning and part OF the afternoon. y.
O. Lcatherwood. district attorney. spoke
for the state against n new trial.
In case the motion Is ovsrruled. Anscl-
mo will be sentenced Tuesday 10 pay tho
death penalty An appeal Will be taken
then to tho supreme court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
STATEMENT ISSUED
CONCERNING HAR DYAL

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Commis.
sion General Caminetti issued state.
ment today declaring the immigration
Har Dyal, an Indian being held at San
Francisco, solely on the question of
whether ne comes within the law bar.
ring anarchists from the country Mr.
Caminetti declared no cognizance would
be taken Of what Oval might have done
in India. and added that there was no
foundation for the statement that the
British government was asking for hi,
deportation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
EAST SIDE STABLES
NOT TO BE BOUGHT

An offer 10 sell 20 the city the old East
Side stables for $40. 0e0. or 10 lease them
at the rate of S27S q month. wss died
with the city recorder yesterday by -.
6 Roberts. owner OF the property.
Last week the city commission inspect.
ability public market. IL was
agreed, practically. that the city could
not afford 10 purchase them al present.
Roberts Offers the city lease for ter
years, with the option OF purchasing out
right any time during the lifo of the lease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Straight at II.

There is no use Of our beating
around the bush We might as well
out with it first as last. We want YOU
TO try Chamberlain Cough Remedy
the next time you have cough o.
cold. There is no reason so far ss
we can see WHY YOU should not do So
This preparation bv it's remarkable
cures has gained a world wide reputs
tion, and people everywhere tpeak Of
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
VIII Give Social.

rhe ladies' OF tho First Congregational
church nave arranged for a social 10 De
given next Thursday exen!ng. April .. In
The lecture room OF the church. \ short
but very pleasing programme will bs
gwen. An members and friends OF the
shurot, are cordially invited 10 DC present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Foley Kidney Pills Successful for Rheu-
rnatsm and Kidney Trouble.

Positive In action Tor backache, weak
back, rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troubles p. J. Boyd, ogle, Texas,
writes: "After taking two bottles Of
Foley Kidney Pills my rheumatism and
kidney trouble are completely gone. -
Safe and effective. 5chramm-Johnsou.
drugs, "the Observation-Disclosures" five
(5) good stores. advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
VIII Entertain Missionaries.

Missionaries Of the Mormon church who
IA bored IN Christiania. Norway. during
1s11-1a will be entertained Monday after
noon by joan Helvorsen az his home. s17
South Fifth East street About thirty are
expected to attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

We have moved TO larger quarters,
l31 Main. Shields Stationery Co.
(Advsrsisenerl)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

weSntsSag Ssnsi1n0u, night RanS and s2ss elsSes
ira. Advertisement
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

= @prfidtise Srass =
.Wic. Sic tsnnen mid nidt ms6rs
Senten Sic bod nal an ben 9lbenb
i'm 8iirserbrdu. mo sic fpl fibel ipa>
rem unb mir fdIieB!id N SoIer ab.
pumpten!-
r~Sm, fnnn mid ipirflid ni6t ents
fnnen bab' id n Sbnen pies
bergeeeben2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

= DO 9 ct p as. = 81: 49,
Ra9bem id ibm sipei Stunbsn lang
meine gtotlase seidilbsrt bate, sriff
er enbIi4 in bic Saide 80
g.: sSit's mDgIid. Der aIte &nider
lieB iid eripeiden F.. unb mas bait
0u ssfriest9"
o.: wgine priFe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

.gei uns i'm @sf6Gft iit's taum
mebr aussubalien. Sd fpiiros ON
Iiebfen ben gonSen &ram bsiieite
iperfen, aber leibsr babe i9 etipas
Gel6 0rin itedsn!"
.I4 pas, = bu biIt beteiIigt9"
~Oas serabe nidt; = aber id
babe bod nod fir bieien Monat
mein @ebaIt su betommen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

= 8osbafte @uffaffuns.
RneipfolIsse: .Weine Jrau bat fiA
ssitern, als mir 70 lanse i'm Wirts-
baus faBsn, foloiial nad mir sts
banst! (ssriibrt) bic aermite! Wie
iie mir an ben Sols fIog. aIs i4
enblid sur Siir bineintrat -
rrSa. ia. man iiebt nod bic
araber!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Surrmburg.

burg. g1o6 mebrp6,
tiger ih)perer 9rantbsit iiarb i'm
g(!ter bon 38 Sa5ren Der Seleeropbens
MnO SeIepboninipsttpr Snssnieur o.
Clement.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

er: Sd bin ndmIi4 geriid:.
runssasent.
Sic: G9 10!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Gin netnes Miipsraanbnis.

gr: 9nGbises JrduIsin seitatisn.
bab i'd einen ausenblid iiber Sbrs
9srm0sens 8erbdltniife ,pldnbers!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Oefferreidj j.itnsarn.

Mabr.sO itrau. Sier III Der
pislfa9 abseftrafte 5o9ftapler SpIepb
9riidmann, Der eben erf na6 gtbs
biBung elmer 18monatiaen aerfers
itrafe Die StrafonitaIt Stein berIa5s
len bat, ipegen neuerlicber S6pins
oeltisn berbaftet Ino bem bieiiaen
Sreisseridte einseliefert porben.
Mant. Sn Serine BEL Mant
(NieberDiterreid5) lit i'm 9dmpfidge.
inert Der Sirma 6pnl elm 8ranb auss
sebrodsn. Die ausseoebnten gaus
li4teiten famt Wsrtss uno mafdineIz
len @inri4tunsen iino our6 ben
Brand Serit0rt porbsn.
Sef4en. Sn Dien ift Serr
adii. Hat 8ernoBit, Gbrenbiiraer Der
Stabt Sefhen, i'm 65. 2ebensiobre
seiiorben. Sanes Sabre mar er slrs
menrat Der Stabt Sel6en unb bat
ii4 aud um bos @aifenbaus grpbs
Werbieuite srtuorben. Dor peniaen
Sabren erit iiberiie6eIte Serr 8ers
naBit mad Wien.
Wiene ersR euitabi. Die Sbes
reiianiide MilitGraiaoenie puroe bon
Cinsm 9runbe beimseIudt, Dem Der
3urniodl gum Spfer fieI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

Rauiss. Der Solabausr @usuif
aunSe purbe i'm bieiissn Sort beim
6aIIsn zines 9aulhes bon bem ums
itiirsenben Baum setroffsn unb erlitt
babel 10 fdpers @erlebunsen, baB sr
bur9 bic S9Dnebeder Sunitdtstos
lonne no9 bem &aiIer Ssriebri9s
&runfeubaus in GdDnebed transpors
tiert ipsrben muBte; bort 1T er tur3e
3eit no9 Der ginlieferuns feinen
@erlebunseu erIesen. Ser @eruns
sliidte ftanb i'm SO. 2ebensiabre unb
mar perbeiratet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Wtcd'Icnburg.

RtuFaSt. /. M. @Om iiberen
Scoe bss Grtrintens errettet puroen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Gliak.eutbrinssn.

aBburg, 0as Rei6see.
riht perlpdrf Die Rspiiion Der Sous
iiererin Ma9oaleite @snbsl uno bes
Sagl0bners Wirtb, beioe aus Saaes
nau /. e., Die pDm S6purgeridt in
StraBburg gum Sobe berurteilt ipcrz
ben iparen, neil lie am Z. Mai 1918
ben Ghemonn Der gritgenannteH, ben
Sti4ler Wli9aeI @enoel, ourd Gift
srmorbet batten.
9ol6en. Gum sr0bten @nts
ieBen fanben bic Miibepobner Die
iton beiubrte Ditipe @oeel tot in
ibrem 9ett auf. gbenIo lasen Die
tleinen ainbsr Ses i'm gIeifm SauIe
ipobnenben S6reinsrs SGeer befpuBt.
los in ibrem 8stt6en. Die DieSels
belebun9sperfube paren bel oen ains
bern bon @rfols beslsitet. Sis fino
auber alIer @sfabr. 9p6 BEL 5rau
8ogel blieb allies erfolgIos. Sc liegt
8dspereiftuns Dor, obpohl bas Sdus
feline Gasleiiung bat.
Sdgenou. Sin @inbru6 pur.
be in Die 9ursuurGumli9teiten Der
aSasenuuer 3eituno.. petiibt. Dem
Oiebe, Der ole S6rcibtiTbe erbro6en
Bate. fiel iebod teiHe nennenspertc
gsrte in ole !6dnbe.
WicfIcnburs.
Reutabt. /. M. @pm ii6ersn
Scoe bes grtrinfens errettet puroen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
9ruuins s9iaiian.

Srantfurt q. R. Sn benz
!bauie Sanbipes 2 ipurbe Elm pielfa9
pprbeItroftsr 8urids nameus @ultap
0I9su in bsm 4usenbIid feitsenom.
men, als er einen ginbru9 in elmer
Wsbgerei psriu9ts. Drei feiner Sons
plisen enttamsn. = Sn ben 9lnlaseu
purbe Der Subrmonn Shilling. Elm
sefGbrli9er @erbrs6sr, perbaftet, Der
ii9 an 2ietespGr6sn beranmo9ts unb
unter Der @oreabs, ariminalf9ubs
mann gu fsin, Grpreffunssn ma9te.
Sanau. Sm Sauie 2unsTtraBs
13 bier ipieIte ii9 Elm 2iebesbrama
ab. Der @rlbprefier 8arI 9tobert
Sid aus pirrabeim, Der friiber in
glrbsit itnnb, batte nit Der Sobrit.
arbciierin Gina RDbing elm 2iebess
perbdItnis, bos nidt Obns 5olssn
bIisb. Die R6bins i9risb nun bes.
lalb bieier Gage an Sid unb bat
ibn Inn eint llntsrItiiBung fir ii6
uno bas 9inb. Sa Fam s5iid bon
Dforsbsim bierbsr unb iu4ts bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Eropin5 9spmmcrn.

Reeenp abe. Su Srnsbagsn
bei Regennaloe lit Der etipa adt
Sabre oIte SObn Der @irtI6afterin
&reibenbuber srtrunten. Der Sunge
fubr 5um @ergniisen uuf Der Rsga
ouf ben @isf9pllen bin uno Der.
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