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The news & observer., 1905-12-17
He STAYS IN JAIL
LiIIiston Habeas Corpus
Case Leaves Him There.
Associate Justice Walker Says He
Must Stay in Jail Till His Case
is Heard in the Supreme
Court.

Robert H. Lilliston. of Norfolk,
bound over TO the next term of crimi-
nal court of Wake county, as the mur-
derer of Charles G.. Smith, of Peters
burg, in the depot here on Saturday
of Fair Week, must stay in Jail till
the trial takes place.
This was the decision yesterday of
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, PIatt ID. Walker. before whom
a writ of habeas corpus was heard.
After evidence and argument Judge
Walker yesterday gave the following
decision:
In this matter. a writ of habeaS
corpus was issued by me on petition
of the prisoner. who alleged that he
was illegally detained in custody by
the sheriff of Wake county. The hear
ing was postponed, at request of coun-
sci. until yesterday, when it came on
to be argued before me, and having
been argued and duly considered:
ut is now ordered and adjudged
that the prayer of the petitioner be
and the same is hereby denied and
he is remanded to the custody of the
sheriff of Wake county so that he may
be held to answer the criminal charge
preferred against him, in accordance
with the mandate of the commitment
issued by the Police Justice of tn
City of Raleigh
Lilliston expressed himself as being
mad over the result, and said he was
anxious to be out as mis- brother is Sc
riOusly i'll. and that he could have
given bond at 100000 and over.
Lilliston was plainly disappointed
and in his cell was smoking a cigarette
and reading in a paper an account of
his grandfathers death. The hearing
of his case, and that of Norris or
Clark. the other fakir indicted. will
come up in January in the court here.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
BORIC ACID.
Found in Fresh Meats in The Raj
cigh Meat Market.

In the November health bulletin
State Biologist Gerald Mccarthy has
an article on Pure Foods Ho says
Nor is the poisoning of food stuffs
restricted to fruits and vegetables. The
butchers are "ontO" the scheme, so
that ice is no longer needed to pre-
serve fresh" meat even in the hottest
weather. In the meat market OF
Raleigh. y. c.. the food chemist of
the Department of Agriculture found
ten out of twelve samples of fresh
meat" he purchased copiously sea-
soned with boric acid. The following
extract from a published report is
sued by another state shows what may
be looked for in most North Carolina
towns:
More than 90 per cent of the local
meat markets in the State were using
chemical prcservativeS and in nearly
every butcher shon could be found
2 bottle Of Freezem, Preservaline,
Iceine, or Bull Meat Flour. The
amount of boraX or boracic acid en-
ploycd on these meats Vari"6 to p
considerable extent. and expressed
in terms Of bOraCic acid. in sausaGcs
and hamburger steak it would prob
ably range from 20 grains to - grains
per pound. while the medical dose is
from 5 to grains per day. The use
Of these chemicals is not confined to
the local butchers; scarcely a ham
could DC found that did not contain
borax. in the dried beef, in tho
canned bacon. i'm the canned Clipped
beef. boracic acid or borates is COM
mon ingredient Certainly it can not
be said that the use of this preser-
vative is necessary in goods sealed in
glass and tin. whatever may be said
with regard 10 their use in other
classes of meats. Probably sodium
sulphite is more generally used than
any other preservative in sausa ges and
hamburger steak by the local butcher.
At times the meat which he employs
in the preparation Of these products
is tainted and the use of sulphitcs
helps him TO dispose of such meats as
fresh products"
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
RcdfCrn-LocklIart.

invitations as follows have been re-
ccivcd by friends:
"Mr. and Mrs. Ensley NJ. Griffith
request the honor OF your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Mayme Montgomery Lockhart. to Mr.
Neill McCauley Redfern, on Wednes-
day evening, December the twenty
seventh. nineteen hundred and five
ut half after eight o'clock, First Bap-
tist church. Monroe. North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Redfern will be at
home after February tho fifteenth il
Monroe. y. 9.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
AT THE ACADEMY.
Suzanne Santie. in Sowing the Wind"
An Attraction For This Week.

Sowing the Wind" by sydney
Grundy, with the charming and gift
cd Miss Susanna SantjC in the leading
role of Rosamcnd, supported by Ed
ward =. Mawson IS Mr. Brabazon, will
be presented on Thursday evening.
December 21st, by Manager Al. S.
Roth. who brings a sterling company
as additional support to Miss Santjc
fer the preservation of this great
drama TO our theatre-goers
This play of tho sydney Grundy So
ries is a brilliant achievement in stage
naturalism, less cynical and more
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
EaWcctt-MillS.

Statesvillc, y. c., Dec. 16.-Mr. and
Mrs ~ B. Mills have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Katie Lee to Mr.. Thomas Garnet
Fawcett. of Mt. Airy. The marriage
will take place here the latter part of
January. Miss Mills is a most popular
and attractive young lady. Mr.. Faw-
cett is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fawcett and has position in the First
National Bank of Mt. Airy. of which
his father is president. and is one of
the most popular young men in this
city.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
His Eiohticth birthday

KinSton. n. c., Dec. 16.-Col. n. E.
Whitfield celebrated his 80th birthday
Thursday with a dinner to friends and
relatives at his home in this city The
genial colonel is so years young and
his host OF friends besDeak for him
many more birthdays and wish him
much joy and ha""ineSS.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
SUttOn-AndreNS.

Coldsboro. y. c., Dec. 1S.-A pretty
home wedding took place yesterday
afternoon at one O'Clock at the home
of the brides brother, Mr.. Herbert
Andrews. the contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. a. l.. Sutton, who lives near
Mt. Olive. and Miss Lille Andrews;
of Collins. Ga. Rev. Mr.. Deloatcn per-
forming the ceremony. A sumptuous
dinner was served after the wedding.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
BROKE HIS ARM
Rev. \. ID. Hunter. of Cary, Slips on
His Front Steps.

Rev. A. d. Hunter. of Cary, was Sc
riously hurt yesterday morning, his
arm being broken.
Mr. Hunter was in a hurry to catch
a train so as to keep an appointment
TO preach today He ran down the
front steps of his residence, and
slipped on the sleet on his front steps,
his left arm being broken between the
elbow and shoulder. He was resting
quietly yesterday afternoon. His many
friends regret to hear of his injury by
this accident.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Pitfmau-HiitcllclI,

Invitations have been received by
friends as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus G.. Mitchell
request the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter, MauGe,
to DR.. Fuller II. Pittman, on Friday
afternoon. December 22nd at two
o'clock. At home, Ashpole, n. c.
DR.. Pittman is a popular dentist of
Ashpole and Miss Mitchell one of the
most attractive young women of Robe
son.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Pushing for Fayetteville

The Raleigh and Southport Railroad
keeps moving on Captain w. j. Brad
shaw. of the construction force, says
that the grading is close to Fayette-
vile, and that rails are now laid six
and a half miles from Ellington as
far as Upper Little River, where there
is delay for a trestle to be built.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
BROKE HIS ARM.
Rev. \. ID. Hunter. of Cary. Painfully
Injured Yesterday.

Rev. A. d. Hunter of Cary, while
lea wing his home yesterday to catch
train for Raleigh. fell and broke his
arm. He was leaving for Lister, Chat
ham county, where he was to have
preached this morning.
The broken limb was set by Dr.
Templeton. of Cary. and Mr. Hunter
was reported as resting well late yes
ter6aV afternoon.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Masonic.

Hiram Lodge. No. 40. A. f. and A.
NJ, will meet in regular communica-
ton, at Masonic Hall. Monday even
ing. December 18th. 1905. at 7:30
o'clock Brethren are earnestly re-
quested to meet promptly. Members
of sister lodges, and visiting brethren
in the city are cordially invited to be
present.
JAS. E. GREEN. w. NJ.
E. b. THOMAS, Secretary.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
BER.iE LIBRARIES.
TWCnty-fivc Issued Yesterday for
Eighteen Counties.

The State superintendent of Public
instruction yesterday Issued warrants
for twenty-five rural libraries. They
we're distributed as follows:
Ponder County. s: Watauga, 1 ; Mar
tin, /; PerQuimans. /; Greene. >;
Beaufort. /; New Hanover, 1: Gran
Vile / Person. s: Bladen. !: Jackson.
1: Surry / Cleveland. 8; Davie, ,
Forsyth, l. Caldwell, !; Caswell. l.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
CANCER CURED.

We want every man aEd woman II
the United States to know what W,
are doing. We are curing cancer
tumors, and chronie sores without tn
use of knife. ana are indotsed by i:.
Senate and Legislature OF Virginia. J
you are seeking q cure. eun1~ n"I~ at.
you will get It,
We GuarsTitee Our Curos.
THE KELLAM CANCER BOSy'C~ ~
The news & observer., 1905-12-17

Miss Edith Pou. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James II. Pou, has returned
from Greensboro. where she was the
guest of Mrs. S. l.. Gilmer and where
a reception was given her and Miss
Josephine Gilmer, daughter of Attor-
ney General and Mrs. r ID. GiImer.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Yea, Teddy Dih All the
Talking.
Continued From Page Ninc)

question he is occupying Democratic
ground. ] regretted. however, to see
from his message the other day that
he has modified bis views in one re-
spect in the last twelve months. Last
year he wanted the just and reasonable
rate when fixed (under the power pro-
posed to be given to go into effect at
once, but now. he proposes that 1T SO
into effect within a reasonable time.
Why should q just and reasonable
rate be deferred or an unjust and un-
reasonable one lee tolerated for u
single day?
"Of course. we favor also giving the
commission effective control over pri-
vate car lines terminals, etc. when
engaged in interstate commerce. some
bill IN my opinion, viii UasS Congress
and become law amending the power
IF the Interstate commerce commits
sion. AS such bill passes the House It
will probably he effective and of great
force and merit. but | very much fear
that before ii passes the Senate it will
be so modified and amended as to ron
der it Intellectual to accomplish the
full relief to which the people are en-
titled. The method to enforce joint
rate when fixed should be divided so
that those who pay small freight bills
can take advantage of il, otherwise
those who arc least able to protect
themselves now may not be greatly
benefited"
Page Withdra,ys Medley.
Representative Page has with
drawn the name Of J. Frank Medley
as candidate for the misunderstanding al
Wadcs boro. lie received a desirable
business offer and so decided to take
4 certain business proposition in pref
erencc to a chance at a political plum
4 telegram received to-day said an
other candidate would enter the race
in opposition to the appointment OF
Postmaster MatthCwsOn's niece. Nh.
Page has filed with the Postmaster
General a statement on behalf Of
clients Of the Office protesting against
Miss Hornc's appointment. which
would be regarded as MattheWson s
retention.
Representative Thomas has intro
duced a bill to make the clerk of the
United States Court a New Bern
clerk of the Circuit and District
courts at Washington. At present the
clerk at Raleigh IS clerk for the
Washington court. and tho bill sub
stitutes New Bern for Raleigh in
the act providing for courts at Wash
ingt0n. Another measure introduced
by Mr.. Thomas provides for the eStab-
lishment of United States Courts at
GOldsbCTo.
Mr Thomas has also introduced q
bill directing the expenditure of
$45, eco to obtain Il depth of five feet
in Carrot Island slough. Carteret coun-
ty. through Taylor's creek, this being
the sum contained in the estimate of
the Board Of Engineers.
Second Lieutenant William L. Muir
ray Artillery Corps. has, in addition
TO his present duties, been assigned to
duty in charge Of the construction
work at Fort Ca8wen, N. c.. relieving
First Lieutenant stephen II. Mould,
Artillery Corps. Of that duty.
Mrs. Overman, wife of the Senator
from North Carolina. will receive the
first Thursday iii January, at the
Cochran.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
IiilistOn HabeaS Corpus.

Justice Walker Of the Supreme
Court. yesterday afternoon heard ar
gument in the matter of the habeas
corpus proceedings in the case of
Lilliston. charged with the killing Of
one Smith during a pistol duel in
which he was engaged with one CLARK
in tho Union Depot during Fair week.
Justice Walker had already familiar
lied himself with the t~ne-Written evil
dence in the case.
Argument was made by Solicitor
Jones and City Attorney Snow for the
State and n Colonel T. NJ Argo, for
the petitioner.
Justice Walker reserved his decision
until today. when he will determine
tho question of admitting Lilliston to
bail
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
CITY RING IN HENRY BUILDING

viii be open Monday afternoon at
$50 o'clock Skating till $50.
Every Monday afternoon ladies and
girls only. Skating again Mon day
night. Bond Of music.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

We have Just opened case OF tl'
Isscst style Girls Caps in ked. Biu'
and Brown. worth about double th'
pricc-25.
Ladies' Hats at Bargain Prices.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-27
9tt Altntlik ~ 6alis.
ehrane siass 0asIaHeers uns stHss amtrt,
tanerS-e eeuie btere eGaoe.

Seoer sSremoe, Der in 2lbeIiiuien ia-
gen pber fori9en mill. bat in NOis
9lbeba peri0nli9 Die @rlau6nib oa5u
su erbitten uno miro oann pobl aid
bonn &aiier Wenelit empfdugen, tpotei
oarduf Wertb seleJt miro, oab osl
Sremoling sum minoeitenim i9parJen
9eieaf9aftsan3use fi9 poritelt.
Ser Gngldnoer 2oro 0inolip uno
Der 4meritdner Wbits6ouIe, Ole por
Sdbresfriit etne Sagoerpeoition ir
9lbeiiinien unternebmen lrollten. erbie!s
ten in elmer 4uoienS BEL Wenelit Die
grluubniB bierSu uno tpurben Damn
3u etnem 0ditmabl eingsldoen. Ger
SpeiieiaaI mar our9 i9pere @On.
bGnse BON einem sr0beren Ruume ges
trennt. Qluf elmer plattform uno uus
ter einem gesen feds Yaros i'm Quaos
rat mehenoen 8aloa9in aus rotbsm
Sammet, Der nit einem in Sob ses
itidtsn Wl sediert uno bon Der tuiIer.
liden &roHe iiberragt mar, fab Der
aaiier auf ieinem Sbron. 5u ieiner
He9ten eine Sdaar 4beiiinier. pd9s
ren6 fir Die Ionitigsn @dite ebanfdas
auf Der plattform Slide reIerpirt ipas
rem. Bel Dem gut subereiteten Mable
CAB es 5leii96riibe, 6ritaoellen, 8obl
nit 9ommelfleii9. Wacearoni. BART
geto9te gier uno Smeletteu. Odsu
tonnte man gbumpusner. Sbee, Reiss
idnaps. frun5OIiI9en Rotbpein uno
8ur9unoer trinten. Der 8aiier, Der
Ieinen beionoeren Slid bate, ipra9
ben Speiien nur mdBig gu, uno penn
sr trant. 10 itellten ii9 Die Oiener bus
Dor, 70 Dab es niemano ieben tonnte.
Die anpeienben 2lbeIiinier dben ni9t
na9 suropGiI9er ooer ameritanii9er
art. Gs ftdnoen pielmebr Diener nit
robem RinbfleiI9 bereit, BON Dem iib
ieber na9 8eliebeu Streifen dbIdnitt.
9iefe ipuroen nit einem Gnoe in ben
Wuno geI9oben. Die cine Suno fabte
oas anoere @nbe, uno Die 5tpeite I9nitt
Den 8ifen Dor Dem Wtunoe ab. Tu6
Dem S9lufe oes Mables tpurben Die
@orbGnse Suriidsesosen. uno man iab
in eine ipobl $50 SUB lunge unb 100
SUB breite Salle, in Die saHreihe Of
fisiere uno SolouteH bereinitrOmten.
sic febten fih iogIei9 on nieorisen
eiiernen Siiden nieoer uno madten
iid iiber Die Sonisbiertriige unb ous
robe Slsifh Der, oas bsrumgerei9t
purbe. Gs sins babel etbas ipilo gu.
Cine Srompetenfunfare md4te Dem
@elage elm Gnos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-27
furd)tbart Sldtiaik.
ueber 10000 Wentd,en iierbeu fahrIids w
preubeu eines eewauiameH 3oosS.

tisber 10000 uaentd,eu iierbsu fahrtid w
preuben einss eewatiiameH 3oofs.
Dem 2eUen BON mebr als 10000
Weni9en miro in preuBen o(liG6rliH
t1eils our9 eiJene, thsiIs our9 fremOe
S@ulo OOr5eiiiJ I'm 5isl gsiest. 80
beridbtet oas O,S'sr 2dJe erlt1isnene
StutiItilhe Sd1r6u9 fir Den preuBis
f9en Staat, ooB in PreuBen i'm Sabre
1903 i'm 9an5en q, sol perionen
zines gepaltIameu SoOes geTtorben
fino. 0ieie groBe 3ubl BON Wlenihen
febt ii6 Suiammen aus ben Selbits
m0rosrn. ben 8erunsliidten unb ben
our9 Morb ooer 9ootI@lag um's 2e=
ben 9etommenen. Gs miro INNER
tief betlaeenstpertb blei6en, oab Sau-
fenbe bon Meni4en ibr 2eben fir
fpertblos eenug balten. nm es freitpi.s
Zig bon iitb gu fperfeu; ooppelt traus
rig aber 1T es, Dab unter ben 7470
Selbifm0r6ern (5878 Mdnnern uno
1892 Srauen) oes Sahres 1908 auh
SO 9inOer unter Is Subren ii4 be-
finben.
lls6er Die Selbitm0roer Iei nur nod
geIagt, oab auf ie 100000 2ebenoe
81 tamen, Die ibr 2eben freiipilig
enoeten, gegtn 20.6 in 1902. bdB 10.
nit cine feline 3unabme 5u Oeraeidnen
lit. Die geringite Selbitmorb3iffer
(1o.34) mics poien auf ndbreno iid
ole bo9ite (34.43) in Sa6Ien fano.
8ebentli9 uabe tamen oieier S0dts
grense S9lespigs Solitein s30.62), Die
Stdot Berlin (31 Az uno 8rdnoens
burg (32.70). Dd duf Die Mduner
1888 Selbitmoroe fielen, auf Die
Srauen nur 8.82. 70 mar bas mGnnz
Iihe @eihle9t BEL bieier traurisen
Statiitit ettpd piermal 10 fart pertre>
ten alS oas peibli6e.
Moroe unb Sooti9ldge fpuroen in
1903 insgeiammt SOL periibt, eegen
$50 unb 664 in ben beioen 8oridbren.
9arunter befanoen ii9 aud 142 SObz
tungen bon &inoern unter einem
Sdpre.
gsi Weitem ben sr0Bten 8eitrds Su
Der 3abl Der geipaltIamen So6esfGGle
liefern Die tootli9en 8erungliiduneen,
bon benen insgeiammt 13,340 perio>
nen betroffen ipurosn, ndmIib 1878
Wdnner uno 2582 Gruuen. 9as be-
oeutet sesen 1902 Unit 1922 linz
fdaen) 5fpar cine abfolute 3unabme,
sesen 1901 (ous 1885 llngliidsfGlle
aufpies) inoeFen eine abnubme. Res
latib bstrd9tst 1T felt 1901 elm iteter
Riideuns Der 8erungliidunsen feits
suiteIlen, ba i'm senunnten Sabre auf
10000 2ebenoe in Der 0urdi9nittss
bere9nuns $50 llnfGlle tamen, in Den
beiben folgenOen Sabren nur nod $50
mn 6.14.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-27
,,GS mar 10 neblia."

gu Dem &apitsl. ipie man9mul 9es
i6ibte gema9t miro, er5d6lt cine
0eutIde ben folsenoen IeIbiterlebten
8orfan: SD mar uls einSige 9euti4e
in eiuem engliI9en college. als zines
Sages elm ni9t itdnbiger 2ettor oes
SnItituts sinsn 8ortrag iiber China
bielt. Gr bate ielbit piele Sabre i'm
.Rei9e Der Tlitts' selebt uno tDubte
aanb unb 2euts aiemlib ani9uulth
3u f9iIoern. 3ulebt erpdbnte er aud
ben 8orertrieg. ,Da eri4eint,' 70
fiibrte er unter 4noerem aus, am
5ori5ont Elm Sdiff. Gs bat 0euti9e
an 8oro; Die iino biuiiberseI9idt, I'm
ben &rieg gegsn China ausaufe9ten.
Die Gbtnefen riidsn fdnell gu guns
oerttduIenoen in's Selo. Sbnen ses
geniiber iteben biele tuuienb GnslGns
Ser, 5ransoien, Ru1en uno Sulebt Die
500 Deuti9eu.' Qlls Der 2ettor ges
snbet, oriidte ih ibm meine beipnbere
Sreuoe oariiber aus. oab er unieren
SntereHen 70 piel Iufmertiamteit sez
identt. Gr babe iid iosar Die Wiibs
gsmaht. einen She'll unierer SiIfss
truppen 5u aGblen. Mein @eeent madte
Jpn ftubis, bdnn uber meinte er Id
9elno: .Wel, 10 mosen nod einise
S6iffe msbr gefommen iein. aber mir
bdbsn iie nidt seieben, es mar 10
neblig.' Oils fid bic Sbiir binter ibm
f9loB, tpurbe id sefrast: Die 500
DsutIden finb ipobl alle Sbre Soloas
tsnp-.S nsin,' faste i9 Id9enb.
.sldubt mir. mir bdben babeim nod
etnige mebr!'"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-27
s,umii6es @ispegftauSnib.

9luf Dem 8iiraermeilieramt elmer
gr0beren SrtI9aft in @liabs2otbrtns
gen eri9ien oieIer Sage elm Staliener
uno meloets in sebro9enem Granaoz
iif6. bab Semano felt einisen sasen
peri6punben isi. Der Semsiubes
f9reiber fraste: vDar es Elm Stalies
ner9"-rSa." srfpioerte Der grf4ie=
meme, .mdn mub ibn ermorbet unb
aufgegeiien baben." Dem geaniten
fam oas bod unsldubti9 por; nm
Die Sadie na9 R0sli9teit fef3uitellen,
fraste er, Oh Der @eri6punoene oenn
ni9t Dor Ieinsm Wessange geiast
babe, ipobin er gebe, OBJ er Derbeiratbet
sefpeIen Iei, uno oh er 8inoer babe.
Ger Staliener meinte. Der @erf9tpunz
oene babe iiberbdupt ME seiproden,
perbeiratbet iei er mebreremdle eeipes
fen uno Ha9tommen Ieien ebenfalls
6d. rllebrigens tannten sic ibn,"
ertldrte er tpeiter, ~er bate rotbe 6dare
uno bintte Elm ipenig. Bel sutem
Wetter fab er immer auf Der Mauer
bor unierm Sauie uno lisb ii9 bon
ben @oriibersebenben ftrei4eln. Run
besann es enblid unierm @emeinoes
beamtsn gu oGmmeru, er mertte. bub
es ii9 um ben Sunb oes Stalieners
bdnble. uno itri9 ibn i'm Sunbertsi>
fer, no ods Sbier per5eidnet mar.
2uitises 9elGdter beiberieits, unb ods
WibperitGnonib mar beieitigt.
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Gifembabn Seittabelie.
9elaipare. eadamanna uuo Beheru 1abn.
o.. o. &. "a. 4 N...i inn1

9u araft ben 1. Suni 1903
GibIid-8alGet Seranton fur 9ltp gcri
nm 2.05, 3.20, Sos 500, 1910, Born. H..
40, 3.40 uub 3.35 RaGmittass. 5nr Rtp
gSrt u. philadelphia, um $40 u. 10 10 gorm.;
1910 uno 3.3h slahmitiass. Our @oulbs
bprs. 6.tp Nahmittags.
R6r0lidl Sur Buffalo um is, 6.22 II. 9 90
Mpr. t.55. 6.35 uub II. III Nddmiitags. SJiir
Binsbamtou, GImira uHo 3piI&tnifattOntu, um
1925 Wor une 05 Ra@m. BUR Sspsap.
Syraeuls unb Utica. um lis unb 6.22 Msr. /;
f.55 RaHmittass Sspsap. Ssraeuls uup
Utica 3us um 6.22 MOr. lGuft tdslih, ausat.
npmmtn Sonuiags. 5iir Montroit nm 9.0N
Ror.; los une 6.35 Rahm. Ritollun Nc
spmpbaiiou. um 4.tN uun is Ra&mittaas.
1loomsburg Sibifinn-gaI6bi Scranton
fir Nprltumbtrlauo nm 6.35. 10 10 Mpr. ;
f.55 unb 6.35 Ra&m. ljiir ppmOuib nm 9.G5
NaHmittaes.
Sonntaas'3hee.
eholia-Giir gtsp gorf um f.5O, 3.2n,
sos nup 1910 Wprstns; $40 unb 3.35
Ramm.
WSrsIid - 6ar Buffalo nm lis, une
6.22 MoT. f.55, 6.35 unb 1i.t0 Nahm.
6iir Gmtra unb 3pil&snifatiOHtu, 1925 Dor.
mittags
Sloomsburs Sibifion : gtrIGbt SCRANTON
nm 1910 Mrr unb 6.35 RoHm.
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sadananna e. @gomins guIIsS.
(eanreI ginie.)
5rat In 8raft am 20. Suni 1904.

5rat In Straft am 20. 9uni 1904.
3hes psrlaHsn Suanton um 90, 200, 900
400, 500 uus 6 90 Wprssns. lin 20 NOr-
gems an BO6tutastn unb als uadfclssnet
apan,is Rinuitu, unb um 7.20 Rorstns an
Sonntassn une ale ua&fOIstues jpdnjig Ni.
nuttn bic unb iuflufpt IL 10 Rdhts. In 0il,
Fss-9arrt Al Rtnutsn ipdttr anicmmsub.
3fat ale 10 Niuuisn an @O@suiastu Spn
3.20 bis Gao Rabmittaas.
grprte,tss ptrluiIsn SCRANTON idsli&, dusat.
nommfn SpHntae, um 6.36. sic unp 1896
RprgtHe, uue 2.f6 unb 36 Ra6mittaes. une
trsiftn in @iIfss. Barre 80 Miuuisu lpdisr siu
Stftrfr Dtsnff ipil&su Snautou, Tay aHs
parf uub ptteTsburg.
Sitbf 8abrplan fur stpGdbtfSrbtrnbs 3hst.
8.,G. @pIn IT,, Btrftbrsleittr, Scranton.
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Gemtiebe
S9On Tarberei,
327 u. @aibinstOn slbs.
Sfeues Sclepbon 1918.

9llle arbeit mad better gSeiie uolliiibrt.
Dem Reini9eu uuo Hldtteu ipe,iele
slufmerfiamfeit seidentt. slrbeit abse'
bolt uno abseliefert.
Geo. ". S9miOt, Gisehtb
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Bdntt in einem apas
nj ( den 8 beater. Sn einem
2beater gu Sotio. Supan. ipuroen
pGbreno elmer @orifeIlung binter Der
8iibne sSeuertpertst6rper un6 8eleuds
tungssffette fir ben SdluB oes
Stiides porbersitet. pl0bli9 fling elm
SbeiI Der Decoration 6eusr. Inter
ben 3uI9uuern entItano eine ipiloe
pdnif, alles itr0mte ben 4ussdngen
5u. 9a jeoo9 in ben jupdniI9en
Sbedtern erIt beim @erlaFen oes Sbedz
ters oos @intrittseelo beSablt tptro.
lieB Der 9irettor aus @ngit por Dem
gntganae 6es Sageserl0Ies Die Sbiis
rem I6Iiebeu unb berlunste bon Dem
Flii6tenoen publitum bus gntree.
9as publitum oriidte Die Sbiiren elm.
um ms 6reie gu gelangen. Rabe5u
30 9erIonen, meiit Srduen unb 8in>
Der, fanoen bet ben 8dmpfen, tpel9e
in Der y2Gbe Der 4usgdngstbiiren
itattfanoen, Den Sob. 3dblreihe am
Sere perIonsn erlitten @erIebungen.
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Ger 8openb asener
Sourndltfenber berein erhtelt
aus 9lnlab ieines 25idbrisen 8eitebens
fir feline 2fltersperforsunsstaHe BON
aopenbagener 9anten. Rbeoereien uno
neutrality-suspicious. Elm gbrenses
f9ent bon $4,000 aronen q 4rone
slei9 26.8 gents) als Inertennung
fir Die Dem oGniI9en Grtperbsleben
bon Der preife gsleiiteten 9ienite uno
fir uneisenniiBige 8eibilfe bel tpoblz
tbdtigen @erunitdltunseu.