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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
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@eS BET famine ieg inbienber min
Subffripttor for fpmulenoe aar. Sill ieg
tatte "0ecorabs$oft for bet gpoe 2es
Ieitef, ieg bar muota9et fra Gber, iibeil
ieg besbnSte at botbe Soften % ~Seo
arHen", 90 ie8 eHffer at 5iertet, at ret
mango al "3ecorabsB oiteu"s 2Giere pils
be ieuhe gla6et til Rorsc Joni en- Sules
gaoe til SIGgt o8 @euuer / 8amlcIaubet.
Se bilbe beri9iepnem faa cit goS auIeos
ming til at iGtte iig beore tnb / bore Surs
bpIb Der / amerita. Su bar hi oaida
goo @runb til at iuble nreo oper oeu aooc
genbing bet tpg mso bort tiGre 6rbres
Lamb. Seq bill sieutaae Dor firre @rpiis
bert 8~ooieoeIts 2btsnifning til Rorse,
at hi ian meb Oct noriie SoIt gIGoe os
oeer ben tore Seier., be bar opRaaet:
Seq ~IptsnIfcr Serrs 9lnieitGt meS al
barre bIet tanret at bet nprife SoIf til al
beitige Santou's og SIafs, SaraIo's 90
Sigurn's Sbrone". Seq biz nibrpoe meS
Ell oeulig SiIieu til ~2ecorabz Soften" %
hens SGiere % meb gnife ON ct goSt og
peliiguet Rptnar for os nlel
Ole 8. grnnten.
Reritrnnb, Ninn
RoStns min hiertcrise Saf for goaer
"SamiIiel9sniug~. Seq er bel fornsisi
bddhe meb 8o9eu o8 SaIoet "Secprdhs
Soften. alfreb @eitbere,
Raocliffe, Somn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

The Japs may fight the Russians,
On land or on the sea;
But the girls of this here country,
Fight for Rocky Mountain Tea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Sreu frn Gg'@nScrnBrru al Oregon.

Srru ira GE'8uUernSrru al Oregon.
GrGuDerusren of Oregon er en-
uarm 9euaOrer al 8eruna. San 6ol.
ser oct itaoigt / Suiet. ct 9reb,
moSta8et fra bGm, Iuoer ium fCIger:
Slater Oregon Executive Dept.
Errlm Weoicine 60, Columbus, O.:
gGrcSc Serrcr: - ieg bar baUt Nm.
~lsSnina til at BRUCE roers Eeruua 1e-
NiriH ! min 6amiIie FOR SOrfisleIic, o.
Oct bar Diit ia at barre ct uSnterfet
gttOoel. Seq har life baut A~nlcOniug
til at briae oct for andre SpgSummr.
Mco mrgen Iatrlie,
u. W. gorS.
Merf, at @uoernsreu flyer. ban bar
life huOt @nIeouing ill at BRUCE oct
for andre Spgoommc. 8runoen for
bette er, Of De ilrite andre S~ggSomme
begpnoer meo en- GorfisIelie. 8eb at
BRUCE Bcruua itror moo S~orfiSIelie
beifrtter man 6amiIicu MOB andre
S0goomme.
Get er, bunS cnbner IamiIie I be.
5orcneSe Stater bliroe gisre. SAB
Serlno | Suiet. Sper 6omtIie buroe
babe Ct GrempIar at Or. Sarhnaus
BOG ON "~trouiIf aaturrb." Grin
til Or, 2. 9. Sortnnn, Columbus. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

ben uorIfe Srone, iom BET RoIe norIfe
6oIf giennem 7em, mine Serrer, bar
faaret BAN til, fsler b. bans 5orRl.
ore, en- inberlis Srana til ber at no.
tale for Gem Dor parrre, Dor Spbt.
fsIte Gaf for ben SiniS, Der oeroeo err
piit os, Sra M al tilberer Den unsr
3onge life Longer 3onmarf, Oct 2anO,
iom ban elifer lna Spbt og ~inoerligt;
fra nu al er ban Rorif, fdit fnpttet til
oct norife 6oIf og til Rnrge, til bill.
fet 2ano Ganmart eieunem SSerneS
9sb er fnpttet meb iaa mango imufte
Minber, % al bans Sonfe, al bans
Str9ben oil alene gaa no paa at gisre
tit npe S9oreiaub iaa Ipffeiiat iom
muligt. Ser | 0anmorf % / bans
Suitrus 6sbelonb bar ban lGrt at
fun | fat Sililutning iii Solicit fam
en- Resierins finoe Stprfe til at no
fsre fit anioarsfitIbe Gaib. Seq iom
Ganif % bans Rooer iom fsSt norif.
ipenf B~riuiesie bar aiuet BAN Sor.
~itoaelien af at bans oarmeite Snife er,
at Sorbplbet melem Rorge. Sperise
og SaRmarf mo bare OF bIipe ben.
ifdbeltgt og iroerIiet. Ren, mine
Serrer, oct oilbe bore umuliS og
unaturiigt, ON ieg life Der ! bette
port Stem peo benne ~beitioeliae Sci.
lisbeo BAD Gem minoeS Ceres gomIe
aonge, boiS Gauter iiffert ioag meb
8enoo IenoeS berbert, - ban, Der for
min Suitru bar pGret ion en anben
Saoer, % iom iteole bar omiattet mig
% mine 8srp me6 Den uarmeIte atpr.
ligheo og Raabe. 8tb Oct mao npre
bom Ell Croft MI, oa ltuioueu or op,
Lett. o. ban ei bar meut at fumue
fuptte en- al fine n9rmeite til Srnnen.
Of bans Decentralization er faaret Ill
Roraes &onae, - Geres tuige aouae,
bpis belle Strnbeu finn oil aao no poo
at e~ritutte Oct Ieite itatsretli9e 8anuo
meS ct oprigtigt 8enifabSbaano mel
lem De TO 5oIf, grunbet paa Guiaheh
os 6oritaaelie. til SeIo % 2utfe for
8oroeuS ire Rigcr. 9i enifer SUBS
@eIiigueIie ODER ham og bans Suitrrl
90 Ssu, ODER Oct norife 8oIt % oper
BET uanlIe 9torde,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

Il 2onSes bill faaes Minber al aisets
Siitorie oe at bors SIGst Siitorie
trade bam | Mtpoe.
Oct er bort Soob, at De gaanb, ioul
anereoe M forener Den unge 2cnae
o. bans Gronning meo oct gautle
2ano og 6olf, iina ft1rfes ueo soot
Sdmarbeioe meIem &ungen og Sole.
for 2anoets 2pffe % 6remtio, os BET
er Dor Gro, at oerpeo iremuIes iffe
nIene set norIfe Soils 8el, men osiaa
bets stammeirrnoers.
8i beoer til ben otnastiee Sub,
of bette SfriSt mao bIipe til Spfte
og 8eliisnelie for belle &oroen. al
Guigbeo, 5reo og 5croraselisbes
maa bore melem be roroiffe Solf.
gi bar ben iifre S%crcisning, at bort
belle Sus % Oct oanife 6oIf oeler bette
Gnife meb os. Germeo beialer 81
eSer @no o. beoer eoer ON Of mootase
Dor bierteIige Silien til Oct nor'te
SoIf, fom 5 ber rep%rGienterer.
Meu til eoer, mine fipre Borne
BORN, peuoer ieg mig mcb Gnifet ON,
at SUB oil iorunbe eNGr Strait %
Stprfe til at tiene eSerS 2auo oa 5oli
meo SroItab % Retitno; ba piI 5
pinbe ebers SoIfs ainrIigbeS % ielu
fsIe eoer iom Gorife, ~iorrcit / arbei'
oct for eoers 2mbs Sptfc os 6remtiol
gu, min fi9re Ssnncieu, bar Der
tient DIT S9orelarro % 9ouge meo
3roifu6, % oerfor er ieg oiS pua, al
oil pi[ gaa til DIT npe, unlpurSfuIoe
Sperp meo goo Billie til at fpIOe Din
BlaoB. Gin Saoer % @tooer, Din
belle Slegt og oct oanite 6oIf % ies,
bin gortIc aouge % @eoitefaber, aIIe
fsler hi pnrrit for big / Oenue bsitiee'
lige Stuno.
8an meD 8iio, mine fipre 9srne'
bsrH, uS ira bet 2ano % Sen Sle9t,
ser bar foftret eoer, % op til BET
@ano % oet SoIf, iom bar faIbet eSer,
og tag ebers gamle aongeS Ge!iig'
nellie for eber, eberS SlGgt % eeers
8ierniug meb eoer IN og beitaHei8.
Sermeo 8itb befalet!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
8aiataHet.

@eS 7sSibeu tog 8aIataflet | Gbri
ition Sen SppcubeS 4aIq i'm 9eggn'
belle, % Sc taIrige Snobuote, Der
bapoe bGret iautlcbe / 8enaffcrne moi
Sobeu, tog cfter &c fon9eIiee Serifa'
berS anfomIt 9laoS, mebenS DhrIifer
ipineoe.
@pngen al 9anmarf isrte 3rof'
mig gfauS og aonger at Ror9e aei'
iertttbe Rnria 6eoboronna; oerefter
fuIgte be epri9e NeoIemmer al Der
fongeIiee Samilic, Der ale par til
itebe. S~igeoperfpr be fuueeIi9e Ser
ifaber baobe Den norIfe Reputation
Giaos, paa begge Sioer Of Sofmar'
ifalten meo 5~oIfetbineets oo Sarbs'
tbingets Sorm9ub melem jig.
Song Gbriitinn lobragte ell SfaaI
for oct norife SoIf oe bets &onge %
0ronring, bnorefter Ruiiteu ipiueSC
ben norife RationaIioug. ltmtooeI'
bart bereiter reiite Song Saafou fig
og boIot en- biertelig Gale I'll aOuseu
al 0annnrf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

belle Sleat od oct oan'te 6oIf % ieg,
bin goutIc aouge % @ebiteiaber, ale
fsler hi Darmt for Dig / Oeuue bsitioe'
lige Stuno.
@aa meO 8lio, mine fipre 8srne'
bGrH, uS ira bet 2ano % Sen Sl9gt,
ser bar foftret eber, % op til oct
Sano % oet SoIf, iom bar falbet eoer,
og tag eoers samle aongeS Se!iig'
nellie for eber, eberS SlGgt % eeers
@ierning meb eoer M og beftanei8.
Sermeo Sub befalet!"
Qigeiom Song Gbriition bar ogiaa
Song Saafon og Drowning Mtai,o
bpbt bepGget. '8ongeH fpsieoe Song
Soafon % 0ronninger, % &rcuprtu'
fen fpsieoe Iigetebes bet norife aonge'
par.
9eputationen forloo 6erpna Snlen.
Se TO &onger og aoHsefamtIien
traaote oerefter ITO paa @dIfoneu, btlit
meb SubeIraab at 8oItem9neoen.
Gro g[aoien ubbrostes 2eoeraab for
Song Saafou, efterfitIgt af iterfe
Surrarnab. 'p@
Sf. Has afgapes ealut fra gat.
tertet "Sirttts", % ben paa amaiier.
borg 9Iabs forfomleoe 81nsbe no
breo iamtibig | Srrraraab for Song
Saafon. 1852"
st 2iebIif efter fierte 6en Horffe
Population bort, btIIt meo Begei'
firing af W9ngSen.
81. ~ iorlob Oct uorife 8on9epor
8alpet | @ribfaret % eiforteret al ell
@ifnSron 8a~roebuiarer. Gen foriam'
Ieoe RenneifenGngoe bilite aoH9e.
parret meb iubIenbe 9eseiiying.
Itoenfor Song 8epras Sale bar
Der belle Sormiooagen iamIet en- flor
5~olfemRngbe, Der UNDER iterf Subel
biFte oct ,rnge 8ongepar, oa oct bite
fla beo 8irouerne. QlibIifim iitemte
ogiaa BEN norife Nationaliung.
Sos Song Saafon.
Otter RubtugeIieu paa GmaIien'
borg Slot began Den norife 8eprta.
ton fig til Song Saafon / BalRet |
8~reogaoe. De ben nnee aonge at.
tafereSe Serrer. G6miral Sfeaer o.
Raptein aorotu, fsrte 9epututioreu
mo.
StortbinasprGiiSent gerner brogtc
en- Silien og 2pfsnItning fra Oct nor.
ne 5oIf og uotaIte 2nffer for ct Inf.
teIigt Samarbeioe melem aougen %
Solicit.
Sertil IpareSe Song Saaton:
"Sr. Stortbingsprpit0eutl
Wine Serrer!
Zen fsrIte SiIien ira Heprpien.
tnnterne for BET rorite 5olf, fom peo
lin enItemmige Notwithstanding
at tSbe Ropernber bar ooIat mig til
&ouae, bar rert mig opbt. Solicit
bar pitt mig en- StQiO, Tom ieg ior'
itnnr At paaitisme, og iom lea boaber
maa bore zig itaoig i~terfere, e~fterbaaH.
ben ipn bet i9rer min Si1tru % mig
at fienbe.
Com bet pil pore 3em, mine Ser
rer, befienbt, par Oct pna NIT 6or'
~Imsenee, at oen rp5 affliitteoe 6olfe'
ALTERNATING fanot Steb. Seq piloc bare
Sifferbeo for, OF bet bar ct SoIf og
life ct Ydrti, Der snifeoe mig I'll
aonge, bn min Spgaue iremiOr alt
Der bare at ianle o. life ipiitte.
gtit 9tp oil ieg beltge ROrses Bel,
os BET er min Sllitrlts ce NIT iuOer'
Iise guite, al bet 5oIf, Der bar uolst
os, peo enigt Snmnrbeibe meb os oil
Itrpbe irem mob bette itore Waal; o.
meo fuIe 5ortreinHing fan reg oa ioHl
nut gaIsipro9 tage: alt or
Rorsel-
9eputationen trnf Jig oerpna Ill
base.
7 arpupriHieus Bale.
geb %. fgI. Ssib. aronprinisns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

brns sefretGr meS 8io0erforIet al
9bg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

spsrs Din appetizer eiter CIT @eruna siu,anaf for 1906.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
Quail Will be Scarce.

Hunters do not look forward to a
very good season this year so far al
least as qnail and partridEes are con
cerned. The severe wintor aud the
disease among quail have cOnspired &c
reduce the number of the gamy little
birds very mach, while so far as this
section is concerned the number OF
pheasants each year IS growing les.
and less until in the relatively near
future they will approach extinction.
Quail during last winter were found
dead by the hundreds throughout this
county. Death in most instances nc
doubt was due to the severe weather
but it is suspected that a good many
were the victims of disease.
Four hundred quail were purchased
from a New England party by several
of our local sportsmen last srring for
the purpose of stocking tho woods of
Montour county. When the birds reach
ed DanvilIe they were nearly all dead
or sick, so that they died soon after
ward Only about half dozen in all
survived and these were turned loose
in the woods.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
RECEIVER FOR
ROYAL ARCANUM

BOSTON, Sept. 6.-At a meeting
last night of the Alpha Lodge. No l.,
the parent lodge of the ROYAL Area
mum, it was voted to request 5. w.
Reynolds. chairman of the committee
of fifteen. which represents the pro-
tests of every lodge in Massachusetts,
to ask the committee to take action
with regard to making application for
a receivership of the Royal Arcanum.
The vote was taken amidst impress
sive silence.
Alpha Lodge is the first lodge of the
Royal Arcanum to be formed and its
members have always been considered
among the most conservative in the
order. II was only after the gravest
dellbeIation in which the action of
the Supreme Council at Put In Bay
was carefully considered in all its
phases that the vote was taken.
This action will undoubtedly be en-
dorsed by every other lodge in this
jurisdiction and it probably sounds the
death knell OF the order Should re-
ceivership proceedings be asked for in
this state similar steps will probably
be taken in other states.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
GRIZZLED VETERANS
PARADE IN DENVER

DENVER, Sept 6.-The main event
of the Grand Army encampment speak
ing from the viewpoint of the rank
and file was the grand parade which
occurred today To the veteran, the
privilege of again tTeading in step
with comrades of the blVouac of '6I is
one for which no hardship seems too
great to undergo. no ordeal too severe
to undertake.
Many who marched the two miles
today were exhausted when the end
was reached and many others, weak Ell
ed by age, fell out of line long before
the journey was completed, These
tottering old veterans, regretting their
inability to remain i'll the parade and
giving every evidence of their feel.
ings, would be careu for by the per.
SONS nearest at hand, led TO place
whore they could rest and recover
from their exhaustion.
1t Was common sight to see a gray
haired old soldier on the curbing gaz-
ing wistfully at his more sturdy com
rades as they passed him by. The ova-
tion given the marchers was unstint-
ed. The streets were packed with peo-
pie and the windows and roofs of the
buildings along the line of march
swarmed with humanity. The cheer
ing was continuous and the grizzled
old warriors were kept busy bowling
acknowledgements and raising their
hats in courteous salute.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07

List of Jurors for September term
of Court convening September 25th
1908.
GRAND JURORS.
Anthony township. Levi Fortner.
George Johnson.
Danville, lst ward Thomas A.
Evans. John G. Bryan, W. b. Started
and Jesse Klase.
Danville, Bird ward. john Rich
ards, John W. Sweisfort, John Oruik
shank.
Danville. 4th ward. John Steinman,
Thomas Hale, Englebert Albert.
Liberty township. Daniel Hine.
James Foresman, r. G. Auten, Bar
tholomew James, Charles Robbins.
Limestone township. C. d. Lavan.
Mahoning township. = George ".
Saudel, George f. Deibert, William
Quigg
Valley township. A. J. Stineman,
Hiram Wertman.
West Hemlock township Hiram
Oromley.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Anthony township Mont Derr, Jo-
seph Kuhns.
Cooper township. Jacob Shultz
Danville, 1st ward. Robert q. Mill.
or, Edward CoIman. Paul Andrews, j.
". Lore, Joseph r. Ulmer, Henry NJ.
Schoch, William +. Gosh.
Danville, End ward. Franklin Boy
or, Albert Kemmer, Waiter Russell.
Danville, Bird ward. William n
Russell, Jacob Byerly, James Smith.
John Blue, James Ryan, W. Fred ia
cobs, Jacob Fischer, Friedrich Vincent
Dauville, 4th ward. Walter Lovett,
Patrick Scott, Silas Wolverton, Patrick
Redding. Calvin Eggert, Thomas II.
Lee, Benjamin Cook, Millard Cook.
Derry township John A. Kester,
Grant W. Roat, John b. Smith, Elias
Appleman, Charles Beaver, Samuel
Britain.
Limestone township. F. J. White
night.
Liberty township Noah Stump, W.
ID. Steinbach, Charles Geringer.
Mahoning township William Dyer,
Edward L. White, John Litterer.
Maybcrry township-Peter S. Crom-
ley.
Valley township. John Everett. +.
p. Appleman.
Washiugtonville, George X He'd
dens.
West Hemlock township d. W.
Ande, Albert Hartman.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
BURIED UNDER
FALLING WALL

WILKES BARRE, Sept. GA seri-
Gus accident occurred here late yester-
day afternoon at a new brewery being
erected for the Luzerne county Brew
ing company on Pennsylvania avenue.
The third floor wall of the building
collapsed and buried beneath the stone
and brick seven workmen. of whom
three or four of the victims are
thought to be fatally injured. The
noise of the collapse was heard some
blocks away and the scene of the ac-
cident was soon surrounded by thou
sand or more persons. From the crowd
a rescuinR party of forty persons was
hurriedly organized and the work of
removing the debris was quickly ac-
complished. Seven victims were res
cued
The cause Of the accident has not
been determined as yet. An investiga-
tlon is to be made tomorrow.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
TWENTY-SIX DEAD
BY LAKE DISASTER

PEQUAMING. Mich. Sept. 6 -
Twenty six have been added to the
death list from the great gale on Lake
Superior, practical confirmation of the
loss of the steamer Iosco and her tow
the Olive Jeanette having been Ieceiv-
ed at this port.
Both vessels are believed to have
foundered near Huron Island The tug
d. l.. Hebard reports finding life pre-
servers marked "Iosco". The stem of
a schooner had been thrown up on the
end of point Abbaye. The body of a
sailor was found ten miles this side of
the point. The light house keeper on
Huron island reports having plainly
seen big schooner founder four miles
north of the light house Sunday after
noon. This is believed to have been
the Jeanette The Iosco was not near
at the time but as she had not been
heard from since all hope for her has
been given up.
The Iosco and Jeanette laden with
iron ore left Duluth Thursday bound
for Lake Erie. They were caught by
the storm when half way down Lake
Superior and must have been driven
back with the hope of finding shelter
among the islands east of Keweenaw
peninsula Both boats apparently were
overcome by the gale long before
they reached Huron island.
Both boats were owned by W. A.
Hawgood ard Company of Cleveland.
The Olive Jeanette has been fatal
to the steamers that have towed her.
Five years ago the steamer L. r. Doty
started out from Chicago with the
schooner in tow, encountered furious
gale and sank with all OH board Cap
tain Charles Roussain and the engineer
and fireman of the Canadian Fishing
tug Shamrock were drowned yesterday
when their boat was sunk in collision
with the steamer W. @. Richardson off
point Aux Pins.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
Monday, Sept. Is. 1905,

to answer the said Plaintiffs of plea,
wherefore, whereas the said plaintiffs
and the said defendants together and
undivided do hold certain messuage
and tract of land to wit: All that cer-
tain messuage, tenement and lot Of
land situate in the Third Ward OF the
Borough of Danville. in the County of
Montour and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, viz ::
Beginning at the northeast corner of
said lot at corner of Church and Bloom
streets, thence southwardly by Church
street ninety eight feet and five inches
to corner of lot of Mrs. Dorothy Gear
hart. thence by said Dorothy Gear
haIt's lot westwardly thirty-seven feet
to part of same lot sold to William O.
Miller, thence along said Miller's part
of said lot northwardly eighty-two
feet eight inches to Bloom street afore-
said, thence by said Bloom street east
wardly foIty-six feet and eleven inches
W IilJ SOi hNA1 WV IloSO VI btS Ahhlbks
Being the eastern part Of lots Nos 46
and AZ in Block No II in Alexander
Montgomery Addition TO Danville.
with the appurtenances, they, the said
defendants PARTITION thereof between
them, according to the laws and Gus
toms of the Commonw eaith of Penn
sylvania. to be made do gainsay, and
the same to be done, do not permit,
unjustly and against the same laws
and customs as it is said, &c, &c.
And the aforesaid Court did then
and there, upon the petition of one of
the said plaintiffs in such behalf duly
presented, inter ALA, ordered and dir
ected that the Sheriff of said County
should make service of the said Writ
in Partition on all of the said defend
ants residing out of the said County
OF Montour by publication in the
MOntour American. newspaper
printed in the said County, at least
six weeks prior to the return of the
said writ.
BY THE COURT.
You and each of you will hereby
take due notice of the above and gov
ern yourself accordingly.
GEORGE MAIERS, Sheriff.
Edward Sayre Gesrhart, Counsel
Shpriff's Office Danyille Pa
Aug. 4, 1908.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
|. 0. 0. F. AT PHILADELPHIA.
Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania Railroad
Account SOVEREIGN Grand Lodge.

Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania Railroad
Account Sovereign Grand Lodge.
On account of the meeting of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge. l. o. o. f.,
to be held at PhiladelL Lhia. Pa, Sept
ember Is to %. the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will sell excursion tick
cts to Philadelphia, September Is to
10, inclusive, good returning until
September 25. inclusive, from all sta
tions on its lines in the State of Penn
sylvania. at greatly reduced rates An
extension of return limit to October 5
may be obtained upon all tickets from
points over one hundred miles distant
from Philadelphia by payment of fee
of $l00 to Joint Agent, in whose
hands all such tickets must be deposit
ed Immediately upon arrival at Phila-
delphia Such tickets will be good for
return passage upon date of withdraw
al from Joint Agent For specific rates
and further information, apply to
nearest Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket
Agent.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
LOVE AFFAIR
CAUSES SUICIDE

After final request that she be sent
to her grave wearing a certain ring
which she then had on her finger, Miss
Clara Enterline. Of Harrisburg, dieC
on Tuesday evening, just before six
O'rlock, from the effects of dose oil
carbolic acid which she had taken
earlier in the afternoon.
A love affair is assigned as the canse
of the girls deed, but her relatives
and friends would tell nothing hel
troubles, the only facts CLEANED being
from the following letter, which was
found in her apartment, and addressed
to Mrs. J. A. Herman, 2l5 South Fif.
teenth ST.
Katie This is all for love. You
know what 1 told you when you was
upstairs with me that | would like tC
see Bob, so you know what this is done
for Good bye to all of you. Take
good care of George and tell my sister
to leave my ring on me. "
Shortly after five O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon, when friends with whom
she lived went to her room, they dis
covered her lying on the bed in al
unconscious condition, and beside hel
we're a soda glass and bottle.
Realizing what the girl had done,
they quickly summoned an ambulance
and she was hurried to the hospital,
where the surgeons worked fruitlessly
for fifteen minutes in their efforts tt
restore the girl. 1t was hopeless case
by the time she reached the hospita
and she died without regaining con
seriousness.
Just how much of the acid the gir
had taken is not known but the bottle
found with her body held six ounces
Her mouth was badly burned by the
acid. and the doctors think she haC
lain some time before she was discover
ed
The girl was eighteen years old anC
was said to have been in good spirit
until Sunday evening, when she ap
parently became depressed.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
MOON WAS ONCE
PART OF EARTH

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-Prof-
essor w. Ii. Pickering, of Harvard, the
astronomer, is here en- route home
from visit to the Hawaiian Islands
He makes the interesting statement
that although he had never seen the
volcanoes of the Hawaiian Islands pre-
vious to his recent trip there, he roc
ognizes in them old familiar friends
He says he met their ancestors from
afar, as it were. through telescope
and that they are similar to those of
the moon-that is, those of the engulf-
ment variety.
While in Honolulu Professor Picker
ing delivered lecture in which he
advanced the theory that the moon
WAS originally part of the earth and
was thrown off and that the Hawaiian
Islands were about in the center of
this lunar gonosis. The space that was
left when the moon material was
thrown off is the Pacific Ocean. The
large volcanoes of Mana Lake and
Kilauea on the island of Hawaii and
Heleskala on Maui were, Professor
Pickering stated, in many ways eX-
actly like those he had observed
through a telescope on the moon.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-09-07
RIVER MYSTERY
NOT YET SOLVED

The fate of William Updegraff. the
man " ho disappeared at a late hour on
Saturday night in the vicinity of the
Muncy dam, has not been determined.
Large numbers of men from Mont
gOmery, headed and directed by a
brother of the missing man, George b.
Moo. Updegraff. of WilIiamsport,
searched the shores of the river for
miles and also dragged the deep water
of the dam in an effort to find the body
on Tuesday.
The search will be resumed today.
George Updegraff told his family be-
fore he left Williamspolt that he would
not return home before he established
beyond all doubt whether or not his
brother was living or dead, and wheth-
er or rot he had met death by foul
play or as the result of an accident.
| Opinion regarding the murder theory
is divided at Montgomery.