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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
NOT IN HIS WHOLE LlFEI
Witness in Bribery Trial
Swears He Never. No New
er Took a Bribe.

Trey. NO.. July is.-T. r. Albright a
former member Of the ST Louis house
Of Delegates. ON trial charged with bri-
bery in connection With the Suburban
railway franchise bin took the stand to-
day He denied ever having peen pres
ent at a meeting Of delegates when
Doodle was talked Of. and when asked
II he had taken a bribe or promised to
accept q gratuIty or rewari for his vote
h, replied emphatlcany NO never
swear to that. never"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
.TAE cloTHv ON INSURANCE.

An interesting passage In "rhe Life
Insurance Company by William Alex
ander, published last month by d.
Appleton & Company, is list Of sig.
nificant opinions by prominent divines,
which was compiled by the author. He
says;
Many clergymeIi OF all denomina-
tlons have indorsed life insurance in
the most emphatic of all ways. namely,
by investing in il. Among these are
to be found the names Of Cardinal Nc.
Closkey. Archbishop Ireland, DIR. John
Hall, Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler. the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher. and thousands
Of others And many more have given
strong testimony. Here are a few ex-
amples;
Opinions Of Prominent Divines.
There is no profession, believe,
which owes so much to life insurance
Bishop Brooks( speaking Of the un-
derpay Of clergymen).
My confidence in life insurance is
sufficiently shown by the fact that !
have a policy for $4,000 o. my life,
chiefly for the benefit of my diocese
Bishop Watterson
Il know what 1t Is to be insured. |
believe in life insurance Lyman Alb
bott
THE value and importance Of life
insurance are such automatic facts
that they hardly need stating Bishop
Doane
Every motive Of prudence affec
ton. and wise forethought ought to
compel every man TO insure his life in
some reliable insurance company -
Bishop whlpple.
"'It is our duty 10 live without anxi
Gus thought for the morrow. and life
/ Insurance Is a simple method OF set
) ting the mind free from such anxious
/ thought and therefore should be adopt
/ eS,-charles Il. spurgeon.
I When I came TO Edinburgh tbs
? people sometimes laughed at my blue
] stockings and cotton umbrella. Blu
) wanted 10 pay the premium on hf'
] Insurance that would keep my famil,
{ comfortable II should die'-Dr. Guth
] rle
E The utter Indifference Of man.
: people on this important subject &C
{ counts for much Of the crime and th'
! psuperisn Of our day Il J.
3 meanly selfish for you to be so abrcrh
: ed in the heaven to which yon are &c
|, ing that you forget what is 20 beoom
= OF your wife and children after you ar
J. dead When they are out a
s the elbows and the knees. the though
4 OF your splendid robe in heaven vii
j. not keep them warm The min.ste
4 may preach a splendid sermon oye
g your remains and the quarette ma.
D sing like four angels aiighted Ia tn
, organ ioft but your death win be
I swindle You had the means 70 pre-
; vide for the comfort Of your Household
e when you len Il. and you wicked
; neglected 70 DO so.'~T De Witt Ta
T mage"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
Kidney Troubles Cured Free.

Young men wanted. How would you
like TO secure a commission as an officer
nuder Uncle sam2 II you are between
the ages Of II and s5 years. possess the
necessary common school education. are
moral. persistent and can pass the re-
quired physical examination send me
four one cent stamps to pay postage. and
VIII mail you a personal etter, litera-
ture etc, that viii tell you Of the quali-
fcations required for positions Of high
rank as an oficer in our army or navy.
II. w. PHILLIPS, Louisv4-.~. Ky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

authority 70 delegate" him to com.
mand.
The Leader wcu.d rejoice 70 see per.
feet harmony restored ali along the
line from governor doyn to corporal
but this hope yin never be realized so
long as Adiutant General Burlingams
usurps authority not his by law OF
military usage snd treats the reei-
mental officers with the marked DIS
courtesy Of the past.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

THE clearest fact seemed to be The
diminution and even the suppression cf
the sexual eolnbati~eness OF the cncks.
under this diet The carnivorous cock
would not attack the graminivorous
cock when the latter was tied and
placed in front Of him. but the latter.
wnen placed in the formers cage. at.
tackled him with yioience.-Literary
Digest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Carl Joubert author Of Russia as
It Really Is" describes the method OF
introducing forbidden documents into
the cars country. The purveyor Of
undesirable literature having arrived
on the f-ountier. at point some dis
tsnce from the railway. approaches
The rittmaister and arranges matters
with him. The rittmaister sees him
and his cartload of books safely across
the border and directs him TO some
small town near the frontier. Then the
rittmaister raises the alarm and calls
ais men to horse and they start Off in
pursuit of an imaginary smuggler in
another direction. firing in the air to
show their zeal in ih' .ischarg' OF
their duties. "A ronble on either eye
and s, rolhle across the mouth" says
Mr.. souhert. will effectnally prevent
the Russian official from seeing or
FpeaSing.T
prown is fashionable this fall.
prown. as you have discovered the fol.
lcwing day, is very tasty.-Puck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

At Oklahoma City Wednesday was
witnessed remarkable slght-the
actual literal welding Of the destinies
of Oklahoma and Indian territories
Five hundred representatives we're
from each territory with a single aim.
There's food for reflection in The
thonsht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

The resolutions passed by the state
hood convention at Oklahoma City yes
terday. possess the ring Of sincerity.
There have been many statehood reso-
lutions passed. but for brevity meat
ard earnsstness the Delmar document
is unsurpassed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

He (tentatively)--lt's too bad that
misuetoo should only be hung up on
Christmas.
She (naively) )-Tesi That certanly
nskes it q long time between kissssl
National Tribune
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

When the American woman met
the distinguished German professor BE-
said 70 her:
You need lat sprechen NIT me In
Deutsch. You sprechen EAglish. very
veil underHtand your meannsas. -
New York Press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Good servants read the ADS. They
have learned that the best places are TO
be obtained in that way--without having
to pay commissions. Most OF the poorer
servants can't read at all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Now that tho Hay obseauies are ali
over. how very commendable lhe abb
solute simplicity Of ali the funerel ar.
.rangements was.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Time rights ali thugs. The men
who were brave enough 70 oppose the
Kansas OIL refinery last winter are hav-
ing their inning now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
Muddy Compilations
Black Heads
Pimples and Eruptioas
CAN BE CURED

They are due 10 Impurities In the blood
ard Il has been found that a course q
IRvIN0s BUcHU wAFERs. the well
known Kidney and Blood Remedy, win
esadicate the trouble promptly. Why
be mortified BY an unaishtly complexion
when the suse is &c simple and cheap
50 cents
]. N. Wallace, Pharmacist,
Guthrie. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13
Two For One One for All
CONTINUED from page ID

will be MADE chairman Of the next
campaign committee, to succeed FIJI
son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Delegate Mcclure sad' "Ill fight
them to a andstill and viii get state
mood or die in my boots.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Colonel Clarance Douglas OF Musko-
gee, was one Of the busiest men at the
convention. The colonel has develop
ed into a shrewd politician, at least he
has begun parting his whiskers in the
right way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

The Logan county delegation organ
lied with Gov Barnes as chairman.
W B. Herod was elected on the rules
comm.ttee John cotteral order Of bus
iness and Organization; A. G. C. Bierer.
resolutions. l. q Niblack was elected
member Of the statehood executive
committee for Logan county C. NJ,
Barnes was elected member Of corr.
mittee TO carry ths statehood petition
70 Washington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Logan county sent a big delegation.
There were probably 100 I.esan county
people IN OKLAHOMA City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

John CotteraI OF Logan, was made
chairman Of the committee on order Of
business and resolutions. and he did
much toward keeping down friction.
John Is all right-reasonable, level
headed and possessing good judgment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

"Gristmill" Jones wanted to be per
manent chairman of the convention.
and he wasn't ashamed to say SO when
he called the convention to order
However. he got what he actually
wanted, later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

The following daily newspaper were
represented on the platform In the
press row Guthrie DAILY Leader, Ok
iahoman. Times-Journal, Kansas City
star-Timea, Kansas City journal. Kan.
sas City World. St. Louis Republic. In.
dianapolis Star. Ardmore Ardmorite.
South McAlester Capital. Musl1ogee
Phoenix. wichits Eagle. wichita Bea.
con and Others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

The Logan county delegation did
splendidly A thousand opportunities
were offered to make a costly mistake
(and consequent strife) but the dele
gates glued themselves together and
worked for home interests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Pat Nagle Of Kingfsher, passed up
a few hot ones to Gristmill during the
meeting OF the executive committee.
Pat is a redoubtable political warrior
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Every member of the senate and
house OF the last legislature was pres
ent except Ferris and Francis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Day county was not represented, this
be ng the only county in Oklahoma
that did not have delegation In the
convent on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Amos Ewing took enough time away
from his labo at "Pawhooski' to be
at the conven on OF course Amos
stood for single.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Tha chickasha delegation came with
the most unique badges to be found
among the many that were seen. They
had handkerchiefs, with a flower in
one corner and the announcement. in
large black printed letters, OF the mar
rlage Of Miss o. r. TO Mr. /. T., stating
IN addition that the couple would be
OK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

But one feature marred the entire
convention. II was ignominy heaped
on distinguished man. And Okla
homa City is TO be blamed for that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-13

Sidney Suggs fthe Ardmoreite at
Ardmore, led the Ariniore band in sew
eral marches Oh the streets and did
much to make the convention sue
cess. suggs is big Mississippi Demo
crat with a heart in him as large as
himself land he weighs at least 265
pounds and is six feet tall
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17

Die fsiniten Drudurbsiten in Der StaOt,
9eifert bic Office oss -8odenblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
I QlnbreaS @onrab. /

Sm 9llter BON nabeju II Sabren
perltarb am Wfohtas slbeno Inn 5 llbr
elmer unierer beitbefannten uno 9eahtet'
iten Wtitbiirser, 9srr u. GOnrab. 9r
litt i6on felt Sabren on einem Slaisn'
leibsn, peldss pOrlsste @Ode cine Spe'
ration notbig madte. Der SerlauT
Der Operation idien iuerit elm siinltiSer
;u iein, bod trat leste SSo6e cine Sun'
seusnt;iinOuns binSu, welAe iein @nOs
berbeifiibrte.
Serr Gonrao nuroe am 1. Sttober
1928 3u 8urben bel 9ilObur9bauien
(Sadieu.Wteinisen) SebOren unb wio'
mete Ii6 oem 2cbreritaube. 9iaG benz
3ooe ieiner eritsn 5rau (einer seb.
3immer aus Sdsrned bel SObur9),
melde ibm brei ainoer sebar, perbei'
ratbete er Iid) am 23. slusuit 1857 nit
ieiner nod jest lebeuoen Satin (einer
seb. Wtiiller) uno panoerte am Gage
oaraur mad slmerifa aus. Gr fam i'm
Sabre 1868 pOn 8ottSuille mad Scran'
ton uno lieB iid an Sinoen StraBe.
nabe Yenn Slpeuue, bduslif nieoer.
Sein 8eruf bier mar Der eines Wfuiit'
lebrers uno balo uat ieiner 9tieoers
laiilins babisr sriinbete er nit elmer &ns
Sabl @lei6seiinnten ben Scranton Sie'
bertran3, ben er mdbreno ieiner lang
idbrisen 9eituns su GROCER 8Iiitbs
bradts. SOr Sabrsn sriinoete er oann
nit ieinem Sobne Otto oas nod beites
benoe Seriiderunssseidaft.
Der Seritorbene wiro uOn Der Sat
tin, ben GO6teru 5rau 3beobor Ssm'
berger, 5rau 6. @sblau uno Sruu
Matbilou Raud, uno ben SObnen
8illiam, 9ouis. Gbarlss, Gbwaro uuo
Otto iibsrlebt, ebenio uon Is Gntels
ftnoern.
Die SeiheHbeftattung NOR cine itritt
priuate, bod batten feline 5rsunbe am
Disultas 9ia6mittas cine @elesenbeit.
eineu lesten SIif auf Die iterbli6en lle'
berreite ju Werfen. Dem Bunide bes
SeritOrbenen semas iOllte Die Ssi6e
uerbrannt meroen uno am 0iittwoh
Wtorsen waro Sieielbe i'm @eleite elmer
2ln,abl SlnsebOriser uuo Sreuuoe nad
Dem @remutorium in Pbilabelpbia Se'
bra9t.-6rieoe ieiner slihel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
: 6erbltlif tiible @itterung.

= @eitern fano bic idbrlide 8eunion
Der Siebsn @Ountp Ssteransn in Gunf'
bannod itatt uno es betbeili9ten iih
oaran uiele bieii9e Rrie9Sfameraoen.
- Sderiff 5runt Seder, 5rau uuO
GO6tsr traten am Dienitag Die 9eim'
reiis BON Bremen aus auf oem Dum'
pier Sronprinj Bilbelm an unb wercen
nadits @o6e wieOer bier eintrefien.
= @abreub iid Die Snuben Sarrp
8bite unS 2arrp Chapman in Der Slos
Sabrit ;u SimpiOn I'M ben Seiis zines
TepOlOers itritten, entluo iid bic sSuifs
unO bic 9usel fubr bsm SSbite in ben
Niunb. Die @uubs 1T uidt sefdbrlia,
aber Oas linte auSs idsiut bura oas
Ruluer jerit6rt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
RieIenmnidieln.

lteber RieIenmui9eln, Die oortpiez
gen6 in Der Siiblss portommen. gibt
Der Gori6unssrsiisnbe Or. S9nee In
Der 3sitI9rift .2lus Der Ratur" inte>
refante aufi9liife. Die giguntif9ite
Wluidel Der @elt erreibt cine aGnee
Bis 5u atpei Yaros. lin ii9 Der Ries
Isntbisre su bemG9tigen. sr5dblt oiefer
Gori9er, beoisnen ii9 Die Ginsebores
nen Der Marf9aasinieIn folsenoer
Wetbooe: sic 3ertuuen &otosnub uno
fpeien iie an Stellen. mo- fie Wufdeln
permutben, auf Die DaifsroberflGde.
0as Del perbreitet iidb foglei9 uno
slGttet aud bas tleinite Weuden.
9ldubt iemano etne Wuidel gu ertsns
men, 70 fpringt er aus Dem 8oote, ftedt
ben Gopf unter Wafer uns iu9t 10
iiber bic Stelle, mo iene fi9 befinoet.
tIur au tperoen. Wan ldbt oann einen
Strid aus 9otosfafern berub, Der uns
ten einen Stein trdgt. 9elanst Der
Stein stpiihen Die geDffneten alappen
Der S9ale, 70 I9lisBt oas iiberraidte
Weidtbier bieieIben auf ous feiteite
un6 iit sefanseu. Dts Gingsborenen
IbGben bas Gleiih oieier Wuidel isbr.
9luBerbem benusen iie Die S4uleu. ins
Dem iie bardus Belle beritellen. Die
Risienmui9el TT iomit nittt nur Elm
Rabrunssmittel. ionoern iie mar ben
Ginseborenen aud tulturbiitoriid BON
sr0Bter 8sosutuns, inbem ibr @orbuns
oeniein aasin Die MOsIidtsit gepGbrte.
F9 Bis gu elmer Stufe emporSuurbeiz
ten, Die etpu Der unIsrer Stein5eitmen=
[hen sntipriht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
(Giussiunbt)
stn Die @1bler Der II. S8aro.

Wfitbiiraer: = gln Stelle beS Serrn
0tine, Der reiisnirts, baben mir elm ans
beres StaStratbsmitslieb 3u erwGhlen,
unS am ndditsn WiOHtas, ben 21. slu'
quit, finosn Die Erimdrmablen BON Al
llbr au ben peridieOenen StimmpIdeen
ltatt.
Die srose unO einfluBreihe II. @aro
lollte bur6 eineu Wiunu uertreten wer'
ben, pslder li9 I'M Ofientlihen Otenlte
erprubt bat uuo oaS Sertrauen aller
Yiirser senieBt, uno einen Iolhen Wtann
babsn mir in Serru 6. 6. @bitten'
ben.
Serr Gbittsnbeu mar lanse Sabre elm
elm fluBrei6es Wtitslieo oes Stactratbes
uon Der 9. @aro uub fam nit Stolj
auf isiu S8irfen ais iolhes suriidbliden.
Son ben Terfiisunsen, bic feline Gner'
gle ;uwe9e bra6te, ieien nur fol9enoe
aenannt: @r lit Der Sater unierer
5traseneintbeilunS uno oes @eieses
fir oersn Reinbaltun9 ;-er theilte oas
@runoeigentbum ourA senaue Sarten
bsrurt Elm. ouB cine ooppelte Seitsusruns
(wie ss oft SuuOr 9ei6abl unmOgli6 1T
-er iorsts fir ben slntauf ces SanSes
fir ben 0iap 9lus Part Su einem nieO'
risen Preiis - er fiibrte nit gbilip
airlt bic Strassnwuiduns elm. woour6
bic Staot pislss @slo eripart - er
ltellte bic Seuermebr auf cine 9eIunoe
unb ieite Baiis ;-er fiibrte Sas Smpf'
ipitsm Elm gum S6us 9e9en Die Poden'
franfbeit ;-bie runOen @inialiun9en an
5traBencden iinO iein SSsrt; = er er'
;pans bic brsitsn RGber on Saitwasen;
es 1T ibm su uerbunten, caB bic StaOt
ibren gntbeil an @eridtssrunoltiid'
Siered OIL oas @Ountp iibertrus, NOS
bur6 Der iesise biibide Rlas ssidansn
wuroe. S8ir fOnntsn nod uiele anoere
semein.niielide WiaBrsseln nennen, Die
er uori6lu9 unb our6iiibrte, aber Die
uorltebenoen werbsn ssniigen.
Gs lisst gum srOBsu 9beils an ben
oeuti6sn 8iirsern Der II. Baro, Die
9Babl oes Ssrrn Gblttsnoeu suitanbs 5u
brin0en. = eines Wtunnes, Der ni4t i'm
Dienlte elmer Corporation OOer Clique
itcbt, lonbern i'm Sale ieinsr @rwdbl'
uns fir oas @emeinwobl mirtsn wiro.
DeutIde 0titbiirser = 8sriGumt es
ni6t, am naditen WtOntas, 3pi'
I6en uno Z llbr, nah ben Stimms
pldssn Su seben unO fir Ssrrn ebittsn'
ben su itimmsn; unO iOr9t au4, oas
cure 9iudburn elm sleihes tbun.
Sin 0eutl6er Der II. @aro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
=. $. SSilliams s SrO. So.
gtur iii biS III MaIbingtOn 9(Uenue.
Spro Scranton.

= Su Der u. u. Hbooe's S6eune
on gouueluro slpenue brad seitern
Wtor9en elm Seuer aus, wsl9es bur9
oas jeitise Gintreifen Der Seusrpebr
9ebdmpft wuroe, Obne SroBen S9aoeu
9etban ju baben.
= 5ranf uub Batrid Ouiip, spei
woblbefannte Burden, murben Wfon.
tag gta6t oinsieit semaht, na6oem fie
in sltberton's Seibitall ertappt purben.
als iie Elm Pfero uno Suti6e fteblen
wollten. Sei eiuem ipateren Serbor
wuroen Die Seioen in Grmanseluns pon
ie $500 Siir9idaft benz @efansnis
iiberwieien, trosoem iie ibre uui9ula
oarsutbun iuAteu. mas aber uersebli9
mar. oa iie iid ielbit wioeripra9sn
uno oas Selaituussmaterial sesen iie
3u iibsrSeusenO mar.
= Die 8iirser bisiss Staottbeiles
naren in ben lesten Ga9en ni6t menis
ourh oas @ebabren eines WtanneS be.
ldftigt, Der entneoer ipat 9tadtS ober
friib WtOrsens eriGien uno in6euiter bins
einlusts. Der Serl eridien pieoer friib
6reitaS Morsen bel elmer @obnuns on
Bird Strase uno eridredte bic Saus.
frau sriinolif, nel9c bann CUR Tbiire
rannte, I'M ibn 81 uertreiben. glnltatt
aber fOrt;ulaufen, srsriff Der nddtlide
Shlei6tr Die 6rau unO ueriudte lie
uon Der Seranba ,u ,eben uno uls fie
oann aus Seibesfrdften ibrie, eiltsn ibr
mebrere iun9e Wtanner sur Siilfe unb
erwiidten ben 8uriden, Der ieinsn
namen uls 5reO. @ss ansab. Yoli;iit
Wie9lnOrew's ,eitises Giutrsfisn Der.
binoerte es, oaB Set libel sugeridtst
wuroe. @es maro BET einem ipdteren
SerbOr fir iein unSebiibrli6es 8e.
trasen SIS beitraft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
speSieller Nerfanf bon
@aldta9=0inbia4en

tn nnierer d6ansbalt: 2tbtbelnns TIM Saiement, firs
nur pier Gage, H., 49,, 10. nnD 81. Nu9uit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
Sas xhaf abtp arts.

Sahfur. = Die SdantliSens bes err
mOrosten Satob 9ationiaf lit am Sam'
ltag an leinen Todtermaun Gbomas
Sones iibertra9eu DOroen.-Serr Sohu
Sunsblut, Der felt Sabren bas 9otsl
leiner Wfuttsr psrlpaltets, itarb Sreita9
9ta6mittas I'M sllter BON 46 Sabreu.
@r mar unuerbeiratbet. Dad einem
9rauersottesSisnite in Der ct. SObn's
oeutiden fatbOlii6en Stride in Scran'
ton ianb Die Seeroisuns am Wfontas
i'm SDbe Part Srieobois itatt. - Die
@befrau bes Serrn SObn Surbsr BON
Slb 6orse itarb WtontuS gtadt nad
lanser uno i6msrjbaiter Srantbeit. -
Ssrr Sohn WioOr tiest in ieiuer @ob'
nnus an linton Strube lebenSsefdbrliA
trant barnisbsr.-SreitaS 1T 3abltas an
ben 9aplor, 9pne unO Soloen 3e6en.-
Die Siss bol' Der Dsubel, bel 6liibmann
unb bel SSeibel tauf i'd mir leihte
Sleioer.
= Soiepb Ounbsrosfie BON Wtinoos
ia wuroe ipdt DOnneritas 0iatt nabe
ieinsr @obuuns pom 3wei SSeselasereru
iiberiallen unb fur6tbar uerbauen. Der
Wiann fonnte li9 mad Dem ueberfall
taum beimldleppen uno muBte ipGtsr
Sem 9adamanua 0olpital iibermielen
meroen.
= Sier jun9e 2eute pon Wtinoota,
Games Oiron, Mtartin @il9oolep,
Saura gowell unb Wtamie Sing, wurs
ben Samitas aui Cafe Sooore, als ibr
9fuoerboot pom benz fleinen Dampfer
setrOifen wuroe, in Oas SSaiier seldlsus
bert, fonnten aber 9erettet weroen, ebe
elm llusliid seideben mar. Das Fowel
Wtabdsn bsfauO ii9 fir tur5e 3eit in
sinem bebentli6en 3uitauoe, erbolte
iid, aber balb unter ir;tlider Sebanb'
lung.
- Die Solse eines Saufselasss in
Der 8irtbiauft Oes Wtite Satufa gu
sluoca ipdt Sreitas giadt mar, baB
Sobn Staruda unb Wtite SrOmnsfi
aneinanber seristben unb in oem 9anbs
semsnse purbe Srownsfi nieoersswors
fen, bod idisu bies Sturuda ui4t gu
seniisen, benn er 5os carauf elm 2as
I6enmedsr unO usrieste ibm ieAs
S6uitte am Sopf; als elmer Der 3u'
l6auer ibn uerbinOern Uollte, uerieete
er bieiem sineu Stid I'M Salie, wornui
er entflob. Die 0unOen Der Serlesten
werSen ni9t uls lebensSefdbrlih be-
tradtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
Bon geterSbura.

- S6ulratb 8iaiam Sofimaun be.
finbst Ii6 ais Dslesat Der 8bptbiass
Sitter in Wtc9essport.
-Serr gbilip 8usner uOn PrsscOtt
Nusnue 1T nun sliidlider 9roBuuter
seporoen, inOem bic Satin ieines Soh'
mes 8bilip uoH Sruins sluenue seiteru
einem Sndbleiu oas Seben i9enfte.
= Oas seiteru in 8ablers' SurmO'
ME Sarten absebultene SOmmerieit Der
eu. lutb. Psters @emsiuoe erfreute iih
nidt isbr siinitiser SSitteruns, mar
absr trcsoem gut beiudt uno Seitaltete
ii6 ju sinem srfOl9reiAen.
Senrp Burger BON Union StraBs
trus am Wiontas in ben @rie Sarreus
werten, ais er ein SolIitiid an einer
areisid9s idnitt unO oas Sol5 ausslitt,
einen S6las in ben Wtasen. Der ibn ;u
YoOen itredte. Wtun befiir9tete jur
3eit, bas Burger sefGbrli6e iuuerli6e
Serlegun9en erbalten babe, benen er
aud 9ia9ts I'M IL ll1r erla9. Obne
piebsr Ous 8ewuBtiein erlanst gu
baben. @r mar 80 Sabre oft unO
binterlGBt Die Satin uno elf aiHOsr.
Die Sesrbisuus erfOlst 5reitas Oia6'
mittaa i'm beutifen Srieohoie bahier.