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New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

cieties have also united during this rast summer in holding open air meetings at Walnut Hill park at the usual service hour on Sunday even irgs These meetings are not only en- loved by our young people, but also by many people of our city.
 ''The joint field day which was held at Elizabeth park, Hartford, on June E. between the Hartford and New Britain c. E. Unions was certainly success, and it is hoped that they may be continued in future years, and that the relation between these two unions may be greatly strengthened by these annual outdoor picnics. Remember New Britain holds the banner.
 "A new committee has been added to our staff during the past year, that of press committee, whose duty it is to publish Christian Endeavor notes in the local papers once week. We solicit the support of the various di- rectors in sending in promptly all items of interest in connection With their society's work to H. c. McKenna, chairman press committee.
 "Perhaps it might be we'll to men ton the work that has been carried on during the past summer by two of our societies-the First church and the Newington church-in their va cational schools. The First church has had an average attendance of 125, and the school conducted by the society at Newington, which was held weekly, an attendance of about twenty -four. These schools are open for children from kindergarten age up to fourteen years, and besides the story, singing and devotional hour. There has been taught paper cutting and bead work for the little ones, sewing, raffia, reed work, hammock making, etc. The First church society is much indebted to the helpers from the other societies in the Union who were so faithful throughout the term of six weeks.
 "Song crvices have been held at the Town farm every Sunday, by the different societies in New Britain, with the exception of July and August. Some of the New Britain societies have also assisted in the work at the Burritt Mission
 The membership report showed a loss of five members in the Bristol
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
MRS. BUELL. RE-ELECTED.

New Haven, Oct. 2.-Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., of East Hampton, was re- elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance union during the second days session of the con- vention yesterday. This is the twelfth time Mrs. Buell. has been honored and announcement of the result led dele gates to give their president an en- thusiastic reception. The balloting for corresponding secretary was spirit ed but Miss Josephine Sexton, of East Hampton, was again chosen. The other officers were reelected also.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
FIGHTING FOR ENGLAND.
10000 Cambridge University Students
 Have Enlisted.

London, October 2.-Ten thou sand Cambridge men are fighting or in training to fight for the defense of their country. Already 470 have been killed 700 have been wounded and more than 300 have won dis tinction on the field. These figures were given out yesterday by Vice Chancellor James in his address at the beginning of the academical year.
 The university's enrolment, he said, had shrunk to less than one- third its normal amount. This de- crease had affected the finances of the university so gravely that it would begin the years work with a deficit of $10,000.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
AUTO RECEIPTS INCREASE.
TotaI From All Sources For Year
 Amounted to S536,97O.O8

Hartford, Oct. 2.-Secretary of State Charles D. Burnes issued yes- tel day a statement of the receipts of the automobile dppaTtment for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1915. The total receipts from all sources for the year amounted to S536,970.09. For the previous fiscal year of 1914 the receipts amounted to $406, 6,623,34 This shows an increase of PAP per cent. for the year. There was an in- crease in the number of pleasure and commercial automobiles registered the number for the past year being 35,631. There was now 2,467 livery vehicles registered, an increase of 1,17S. Tha number of licensed auto mobile operators at the end of the year just closed is given as 50,179 an increase of 13,S07 over that of last year. The motorcyclists have in creased 455 the recent number being 2,803.
 The amount received from fines for the violation of the automobile law was $S,993. All the money taken in by the automobile department was turned over to- the highway depart ment to be used on the repair of state highways. Under the law not dollar or it can be used for any other purpose not even to pay the expenses of the department. Nor can any of it be used in the construction of new highways. It is believed that the receipts for the coming fiscal year will exceed the amount received during the year 1915 fifty per cent.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
WOUNDED MARCH
 AT HEAD OF TR|
Brig. Gen. Marchand Had Stick fin Hand and Pi
 Mouth When shot

Paris, Oct. 2.-Brigadier Marchand, when he was wouI Saturday tn the fighting Champagne district, was mar the head of a column with al stick fin his hand and a Did mouth, according to a younK infantryman who was beni when he fell.
 Our division was duarte tween Perthes and Souain w received the order to prepas tack at 9:30 o'clock saturda ing" said the colonial. q moment, amidst a hall of Gen. Marchand appeared. making us a short speech, N didn't hear because of the guns. our chief stepped to { of the column, cane in hand in mouth, and marched off the enemy like a simple offict head of his company.
 Our colonial division, witi roccan brigade of zouaves Foreign Legion, formed tl wave sent against the trenches. We covered iB( amidst a hail of shot and s had just reached the first trenches when the general \ shell splinter struck him fin domen and I saw the arI corps rush for him. Then hit"
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

M. Bark on September 21 concluded a conference in Paris with Alexandre Ribot, the French minister of finance, and departed for London to discuss financial matters affccting the allies with Mr. McKenna. He said that Russia was going through a difficult period as regarded exchange. She was unable to export her products. Russia had large payments to make abroad but she could not make them in goods or products.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
ing, Newington; Arthur H. Parker, Baptist.
 Miss SiIIiman's Address.

ing, Newington; Arthur H. Parker, Baptist.
 Miss Silliman's Address. e
 President Parker, introduced the speaker of the evening, Miss Caroline Silliman, missionary who has lately returned from Turkey.
 Miss Silliman said there are three races in Turkey, the Turks, the Kurds, and the Armenians. The Turks are the rulers of the country and en- deavor to keep the others in sub- jugation. The Kurds are normads, living in tents and are the least civil lized. The Armenians are very in dustrious and desirious of obtaining civilization.
 The city of Van, where Miss Silli- man lived, is place, founded be- fore Christ, having a population of about 5O,000, nearly equally divided between Turks and Armenians. Of course, the Turks are the rulers. The missionary settlement consists of four buildings in the northeastern section of the town. Most of the work is done among the Armenians, for they are the most industrious and clever students. Miss Silliman told of the seize of Van, which lasted from April IS, to the middle of May Food was scarce and there was much hum ger and privation. Generally, the missionary settlement does not fly any flag, but it was found necessary to fly the Stars and Stripes in order to obtain some protection. At that time, the Russians had the advantage and the missionaries, who have since learned that the Czar's troops were driven back, are at loss to under stand this, for they showed much valor and seemed to have a marked superiority over the Sultan's troops. Miss Silliman expressed the fear that their settlement has been destroyed since June IS, when she left Van, but the missionaries hope that 1t can be rebuilt at the close of the war. The speaker said that all of the mission aries expect to return to Van, then
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
BOYS BRIGADEs cow
Delegates Present at PfttsbuA
 All Parts of CountryE

Pittsburg. oct. 2.-The t| annual convention of the Boys Brigades of America. here yesterday with deiegatesl parts of the country present lowing a field meet in schenl the delegates attended a session in Duquesne Gard were taken on a sikro1e, through the city. Coo 70 will be held tonight.
 Tomorrow there wiIu, eoN session at which onio e elected. Followed b1 oN parade which will be Asrl Lieut.. Gen. F. J. Kress, C .cl in-chief, and stan. Trop. medals will be presented to ners of drill and athletic e night. The convention vii Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
MISS BJURsTEDr WINNER.

Boston, Oct. Miss Molla Blur stedt of Norway, the national cham pion, overcame Mrs. George w. Wightman (Hazel Hotchkiss), a former titleholder in the finals yester
 day for the Longwood cup for women. The score was 8-6, 7-9, 6-2. It was the third victory for Miss Blur stedt in her four meetings with Mrs. Wightman in the past four months.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
Bruemmer New President,

President Parker called for a re- port from the nominating committee which recommended officers for the coming year. The following were unanimously elected:
 President, Louis Bruemmer, South church.
 Vice-President, Howell Richards, Methodist church.
 Secretary and Treasurer Miss An nie Bancroft, Center church.
 Chairman Social Committee, Miss Anna Ward, Methodist church.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
CHIRoPRACTICs ORGANIZE.

Hartford, Oct. 2.-The state board for the examination of applicants for license to practice chiropody met at the capitol yesterday and organized by electing Dr. J. F. Calef as presi- dent and M. s. Mandell of New Haven, secretary and treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

A. H. Parker, who is retiring after three years, in the office of president, announced that the Newington Con- gregational society was awarded the Union banner for having the best percentage of attendance at quarter ly meetings. The society's average was 73 per cent. The Methodist Episcopal church of this city was sec- ond with 66 per cent.
 A pageant, which was given at Northfield recently, was reproduced by thirty-six young ladies in costume. The meeting closed with benediction.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
TO HELP RUSSIA.
British Financiers Are Now Working
 on Plans.

London, Oct 2.-It is officially an- nounced that the conferences between Reginald McKenna, the British chan cellor of the exchequer, and Pierre l.. Bark, the Russian minister of finance, have resulted in an arrangement for "a joint course of action between the two allied governments"
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

believed to be an authentic portrait of the great navigator, also a bust in the Capitoline picture gallery in Rome, Italy. The inscription, trans lated, reads, "To Christopher Col umbus; born 1442; died, 1506." There has always been much doubt about the actual appearance of Columbus.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

war the Italian Americans will not hold their customary parades and festivitals, but will endeavor to raise money at charity fetes by personal solicitation, etc., for the war suffer CTS in Italy. Columbus day is cele- brated in thirty-one states of tho Union. The pictures shoy what is
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

Columbus day, Oct. 12-also known as Discovery day-always a day of rejoicing and celebration among the Italians in America and Americans of Italian descent, will be observed very quietly this year in most places. Ow- ing to the participation of Italy in the
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
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New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

Chairman Missionary Committee, Miss Miriam Macy, Newington.
 Chairman, Junior Work Committee, Miss Irene Goodrich, South church.
 Chairman Press Committee, H. E. Mckinney, Baptist
 Executive Committee-Miss Doro- thy Hannum, Bristol; Harold Newell, Plainville; Harold Upson, Kensington; Miss Grace Skinner, Berlin; Lee Darl-
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

Baptist ard twenty-five in the Metho- dist. Tn all eleven active members have been lost although some of the societies have gained. Twenty asso- ciate and thirty eight honorary mem bers have been lost during the year.
 Treasurer's Report.
 After the secretary's report was accepted, Miss Annie Bancroft offered her report as treasurer, as follows:
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

caused disflgurement while they lasted and they itched, for he would scratch till he would bleed. When he scratched. wherever he put his hands afterwards on his face or arms, other pimples would appear. Nights he woke up crying and I had to stay awake with him to warm water and bathe him. l had to keep his arms wrap ped up most of the time on account of his clothes.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
ITCHING P|MPLES ON FACE AND ARMS
Would Turn Into BIotches. Caused Disagreement. Had to Keep Arms Wrapped Up. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. In 2 Months We'll.

46 Wight Place, Springfield, Mass My baby had pimples on his face and arms and they would turn into blotches. They
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02

'I used a number of salves and other remedies, but none did any good. Then I read about Cuticura Soap and Ointment and thought I would try them. In one week could see his skin beginning to clear up and in two months it was all we'll" (signed) Mrs. J. Petelle, October 16, 1914.
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 With 32-p. Skin Book on request. lAd- dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos- ton" Sold throughout the world. ..
New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
Awarded Union Banner.

and continue their teaching of Chris tianity.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
Bon Der Shbieite.

Den Gbslsuten SOiepb Seen bon
PiftSton Auenut 1T elm Eo4terletn ee'
boren morben.
Sin Stammbalter 1T bsm @hepaur
6. b. 3isfsr pon @lm StraBe geborsn
tporoen.
@ine Srau, melhe fif Srau 9ate
Derrmann BON Broof StruBe nannte.
III Srsitas In yismarf. u. g.. psgsn
2aosnoiebitabl uerbaftet uno gsbaltsn
woroen. Die Srau psrnsi9erts iOnitiss
ausiunft ju eebsn.
Wfidael @oroon uon Bird StraBe.
bsEsn @isenibum Dor Wiouatsfriit oura
unisriroiibs 0eridiebunsen bsfhdoiet
wuros, iirsnsts am Disnitas cine Sluas
fhr 81, 900 Shabsnerias segen bic Sad'
amanna @ompanis on.
Der Sunssr Widuusrfor 1T 3u BEN
5Oidbriseu Subildum osS glrton 9s
Ianeusreins pon BrpofIpn. u. o., Gin
aelaosn worosu, oas am 20. gtOuembsr
itattiinoet. Su Der Dienitas absno
abesbaltensn Hsriummluus wuroe bic
@inlaoun9 an9enommen uno etne Dsle'
cation miro an Der 5der tbetlnsbmsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
@tabtrdtb.

Der Stabtratb bsftdtists um 5rsiias
cine Srbinan5, melhe elm itdotiihss
Bureau CUR @intrusuug Don 9aufur'
funoen frtirt, laut eines i'm Gpril an9e'
nOmmsnsn @sisssntpurfss. Die Sn.
itallatiun uno Salaire bsS Bureaus
psrbsn iid fur bas srfts Sabr auf un'
gefdbr 81 900 belauien.
Die unterbreiteten Soranihld9e fur
bic psridisosneH itdbtii1sn Dspurte.
msntS fur 1916 belauien lih auf ST.
U57 .46S, ssSsu 1898. .661.o4 fiir bisiss
Sabr.
Dupib 5. 8illiams sridi.n namsns
Der Burger Der 21. @aro, nm ausju'
finben, Oh % nidt m69lif, isi, bic in
harrisburg 3urldStbaltenen abjupsfa'
nalpldut wieosr an erlangen, iOoaB Der
abjusstanal selest wer6eu fann. @s
paro ibm srfldrt. oaB er on oitStaats'
beamten nppsllireu fol-.
@iu informelles anerbieien Der Grh'
balo Sintsrlaiisnihuft, bsren @runo'
ithd on Rioss0tOw fur 10 Sabre as off.
entlihsn Spislplas iu benusen. wnrp'
uon Sinen uorsele9t uno oann rsferirt
Die Staot lol nab Nblauf oes Gsrmi
mes oas Boriaufsredt gu $30,OU0 ba
ben, nit fhnf ProIsnt SntsrsGen, unit
iollsn mlttlerpeile feline Steuern bsre4
net Deroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
NiffSfpn

- Ebsooer R. Stanbad) BON Sh6
Wtain StraBs 1T lssten OOunerltas In
Utter pou II Sabren ben 5olsen eines
Shlasunfullss, uon psldem er Tags
juuor bstrofen wuroe. erlesen.
= Der bstasts Iie,ie @illiams, elm
Sniaiis bes Raniom arm,nhsims. fiel
am Samitue oortlslbft uou elmer bobsn
SOihuus uno In ben Susqucbanna
5IuB. wOourd er iOfort sst0otst wnrcs.
= als Der 7idhriss 9ouis Sorslins
uOn Parions StraBe Dienftas Wfittas
uon Der Sdule bsimfehrte uno auf
eineu @rie 3u9 lpriuseu wOllte, seristb
er unter oie Rdotr tino bsioe Bsine
nurben ibm 3srihmstttrt. DaS 8ino
uurbe In sefdbrlidem 5uitanb na4 BEN
bisfsen 0oipital ssnOmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
Snbe Natf WOtiier.

- Srdulsin Sennie 6. Wianer BON
ghtsr Strase uno @eOrge S9msissr
uon 9userne Stra6e wuroen Donner'
ltua Nbeno In gBlltss Barre burd 30
flor Charles 8. VI. Rethurot als 9ltid'
li6es @hepaar sinSsissnst.
= Sraulsin Gliiabstb Sshlis BON
ueitliden Bsrse uno 6rso. Steinbers
uon Ystsrsburs wuroen Oonnsritas
Abeno In Der Bobnuns Der Branteltern
ourh Poitor Sobu VI. Senoer oils elm
slhdlihss @bspaar ein9sissnet.
- Die @sorss gounis SBObnuns an
9ioro Snmner auenue wuroe Donner'
flag 9la9t pOn sinem Ginbredsr bsim.
aeInft. Der uabeiu alles mitnahm, oaS
nidbt MET. nno naeelfsft mur.. Ycunis
ihast Die ssiiOblsnsu Sa6sn auf $3.50
elm.
- Dem II Sabre alten @eorse 60
uelle uou 81. StraBe muroe Donnerftaa
nuf bem msitIihen Berg wdhreno siuss
Soaoausf1usss bic Wtusfsln bes rshten
armes lhlimm 3srrilien. oils Die 6ltnts
nieoerfiel uno iih entluo. Wian bofft,
ibm oas @lleo 3u retten.
- Sobn Sames pOn @Orbstt Gpsuus
uno SloDo Suntiinser BON Slo Sorse
ftuo am 5rsitas Yormittas bOs uerlest
noroen, als cine uor5sitis erfolste
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Tdplor traf. 9untiinser srlitt sinen
ShdOslbru9 unO isin 3uitano mar Bur
3eit ssfdbrlit.
- Der 23 Sabre alts GtOrss u.
Nn9lsmisr pon auitin StraBs. mslhsr
oes Ditbliabls uon mebrereu ueberr6d'
en- bsihuloist III. matte am Sonntas
Jtadt in Spraeuie. u. o., ttnsa Sslbit.
motoueriuh. tnoem CT cine unie @ar'
bolldure uerihludte. Dis Disnlta9
bate er iit itoOh wieoer iowsit erbOlt,
um uon Dem Doipital mad BEN @efdus'
niB iibsrfiibrt wsroen 30 i0unen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
NDrb 2crdntDu.

- Das 8aditsiupflaitsr an gropi,
otnce ROao miro sessnmdrtig bur4 bic
ltdOtiIhen aneeitslltsn nit Nsphult be,
lset. fOouB Die StraBe pieosr In guter
3uitano ssisst wiro.
- Srunf Soe,iuuas, 45 Sabre all
uno on Oiup du9 auenue wohnbaft, IN
Wioutas Yormittas in Der SDslt Rioas
.3sde iofOrt erihlussn morosn, oils ibu
elm Dedenfall trof.
- Der 10idbriee SoIsph Shiller
pon Diamond Auenue fano am Conn,
tus cine Putrous, bic srpIooirts. oils sr
lis aufmahsn wollts. Der 3eipsfinaer
Der lintsu Dano tpurbe ihm abasrilisn
uuo Die unOsren Singer b0s ,erfsii&t.
- Der 81 Sabre nlte Daniel Burns
uon @aDusa auenue muros am 6rsitae
nubs benz Bslleuue BREEDER uou sinem
GaddDanna 3us sstrOfsn, als sr uOn
einem @sleiie auf baS anbere trat.
Bsioe Bsine muroen ibm nbgeihnitten,
bod TN WtOiss Euplor 9Oipitnl srildr.
ts mon isinsu 3uituno uls euuitis. @r
fturb isOO4 Disuitas absuo:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
@tlfeS.8arre OSptisem.

SaiOb @nslsr, @siddftsuermalter
Der 9u,srns @ouutp @rprsB. LIT Cam
itag nit $23470 uttihpunoeu. bic er
in Der Bant bdtte ospOnirsn iollen.
- Der Bstrisb Der bieiissu StruBsu.
babnsn burh SIreifbrehtr bat phfte
ausihreitunaeu iur 5olse ssbabt, ipe
,iet In ben Boritdoten. Sine aniabl
PsriOnsn itno usrlsst worosn unb aud
beoeutenbsr materisllsr Shaoen nuroe
anssriGtst. I'm Die Rube sinistrmusen
aufreht ~ erbaltsu, mar es nDiblg,
cine prOstrs GnJabl SpeIialpOli,iiten
unjuitsllsn uuo aud bic Stuatspoltjsi
~ rsqnirirsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
StaOt unO GOuntb.

= Salsntin y. Birtlsp Itrsnsts ON
Dounsrftas sesen feline Satin annabsl
Wt. cine 8Iuse fir @beidsiouus pessn
Deisrtiou an.
- Die Nrmenbeb6rbe beihloB In Der
Sreitas abssbultsnsn Ssriammluus. in
bsm Oilliioe 6sim cine y8anoelbilosr
Wtai6ine initalliren 3u laien.
= Die Sobn @apOns 8ddsrei on Der
untsrsn 2adanannna Guenus III lsSt,n
Donnsritas ourf einen Brano i'm BE-
TRACE uOn 500 beiddoist norben.
- Sraulsin BiOla Gbrbarbt unb
@briltinn 98. SSlobr, beioe BON Diabiion
apsnus. muroen porlesten Wtittwoh IN
Der biidGfllhsn Wobnuna Der 81. Be-
ter's Satbsorals burh Pfarrsr s. 8.
WieSudiu gum Suub fiirs Ssben Elm.
ssissnct.
SsnrD S'Sara bon 2inosu Stra'
&c itrsnsts ON Dituitas i'm 9iamsn isi
ner 21idbri9en Gohter Diiloreo cine
9lass fur 500. 900 @ntiddoisuns ssssn
.. 9. Orb & @ompanie an, neil oaS
9ino am /. September ourh ein Auto.
mobil Der esnanntsn 5irma nisosrse'
fabr.u uub srnftliA usrlsst puroe.
= Die i6aubtrbaft uerDranuts 9si'
die eines unbeiannten 0fannss Durbe
Sunntug 9iahmittag auf BEN @ulins
bauisn Der Pine 1roof !Sete on Wtlne'
ral Strabe pon mebreren Suubsn auf'
9sfunosn. Die Polijet nimmt on, ous
or Iih lur @rmdrmnng auf ben breu
nenoen @ulmbaufen leste uno wdbrsuo
Der 9ioht pon osm entweibenoen SAFE
iibermanHt muroe.
- Das 9tiholion 8iabuit Der gadu.
ipanna @tienbabn, Der 9r0Bte oerarttse
3Ontretbou In Der SDelt. muroe Cams
ftus Jiudmittus fOrmell sr0fHst uno
mObntsn uisle prominsnte Berionsu,
barunter Der @ouuerntur oes Staatss,
Der @r6ffnung bel. Das Siaouit bot
s12. 2.OOO. 900 eefOftst uno usrfiir,t bic
Sirsds ,miihsu Jisw OOrf unO Buffalo
um SO Dtsilen, beitiligt auh msbrsrs
iehr ftsile Aufabrttu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11
albert 9aDtS
unO 8ruOer,
4tO spruce 81. aRe

Scoer Maun ober Sln9lin9
ner mobI9etleioet iein mill. Der
0nalitdt in &Ieioern Iiebt, TO-
uObI mie uud StiI, IoIlte uniere
2inic bon sln5iisen, lleberroftn
nno Soien beiidtisen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-11

= Balier u. Srant itrenste Wion'
tas cine Slaes fir @bsideiouus pom
ieiner @attiu @itbsr an, neil oisIslbs
ibn mlBbanoelte.
- Gin Sadnwunnn 3usnnssftslltsr,
Der % Sabre alte RupmonO SellD uOn
@lmira. u. g.. fisl Samftas Oiadt
msitlih pon @binhtlla uon sinrm @h'
tsrwasson unO puroe gstootet.
= Ole Steusr,ahler merosn ndflitss
S3abr Die ausmahl baben, enineoer bic
Steuern piermnl i'm Sahr ooer Die bis
Der nur einmul i'm Sahr ~ be3ahlsn.
Sin nsues @sies bot OieIe Seranoer'
uns uOr9sihrtsbeu.
- Die Scranton @as unb S8alier
@ompanie bat eeitern oaS Wfannts
@rnnoltiid au Sefferion Auenue Don
Srau 8. @. Safforo ,um Prsts uoH
sac. 600 erworben uno wiro bic @Om.
panic In ndhlter Sufunft bort sln mo.
oernss Sffict9eb1uoe srrihten lalien.
| - @sil fs fsins Nnftslluns finoen
fonute unb 6unser lit. mahte Die 30
Sabre alte &erda Paooen ON DtOntas
Jiatmiitag ibrsm 9ebsn elm @nbe, in.
BEN iie In ibrsm Simmer i'm @oip Snn
WfistbShanS on Benn auenue erit lDet
llnjsn @arbolidure trant uno bisrauf
Oas 4su6tsaS aubrehte sic III furI
barauf bsiinnunsslos auf, sfunosn uno
nah Dem Staut Soipital ssnommen
worosn, NO iie ipdter itarb.
-Snr Charles u. 3isisl, Ufitsliso
Der Sirma S8m. 5. Sielsl & Sobn pou
gadawanna Gusnus, 1T Sountas Jla6t
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