davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-24

Fruit acids will not stain goods dyed
with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES, and
the colors are bright and fast.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-24

Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup.
For children teething. softens tLe gums reduces In
nAmmAtion allays pain. wind collie. e5c tottle
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-24

He is a wise man who either speaks
the truth or says nothing.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-24

II a woman laughs at, a mans Jokes
it's because he isn't her husband.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-24

Yes, the sun shines for all-when It
isn't cloudy.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-24

Women who kiss each other are
often guilty of counterfeitiDg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
Hd6erin ibrer Gbre.

On Der sroBen Solimaarenfabrit BON
8. Sins in @rOslidterfeloe bel Berlin
brad elm Seuer aus. S6nel lammelte
lib in benz Staottbeile cine sroBe 0tens
Ihenmen9e ar, uno ais Der Better nit
Ieiner Satin i'm tieiiten giesli9ee Der.
bel elite, nm bic Rettuussarbeiteu gu
leiten, fam es gu elmer unbeiAreiblit
bramatii9sn Scene. Sin elegant &C.
ftsiOstss, i9Oues 8sib mari iid benz
6abritanten, Der bisber oils Wtulterebe'
mann gait, entsesen uuo idrie inn Su
.S1uft, On bait mid gu 9runoe &C.
ri6tet Dssbulb babe i'd Dir Define
6abrit iiber Dem SOpfe anseSincet
Dumit bin i'd jsOOd ni6t fertis mil
Dir On muBt iterbenl !" Wtit BEN
teeten @orte rib bic raienoe Sremoe Ct
men &epOluer aus Der Gaidc uuo sat
raid binter chamber pier S9iiiie aul
ben Sabrifanteu uno letHe tn3fptl4er
Dor Sdreden ObumaAtis 9sporoen'
@emablin ub. slls iie JAP, Sus ale ibrI
Suselu fsbl segunseu wureu, ridtstl
iis bic S8uffe seseu iid ielbft uuO iast'
ii6 cine Sussl ms 9erS. Sbr &Ol
trut iait aussublidli6 elm. Die ROliSs
uabm Sius in 9aft unO itslts feit
oub bic SelbitmOrSsrin cine in Berth
LIBERAL beliebte @boriftin mar, nit be-
Sins felt Sabrsn elm uncertainties Ser
baltniB unterbielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
Srucfcnipdrter fdbulb.

Sbwobl Saaueritdn6ise, Die pom
Coroner aussitellt wareu. beridtet bats
ten, oaB oas idrsdlihe un9liid aui Der
Orebbriide in Der unmittelbaren 9idbe
BON atlantic Gitp, bel benz etwa 60 Der.
ionen ibr Sebeu einbiiBten, bur4 cine
loie SAiene uuf Dem 8ridenseleiie uer'
uria6t mar, wOfir bod Niemuno
iOnlt wie bic neutrality-suspicious.
ueraHtwortlid isin fOnnte, 10 baben
Die 9oronersseidwOrenen bod bel
benz Snqueit in ibrsr unsrsriinOli6en
8eisbsit ben 8abriprud u%bseoeben,
bas nidt Die neutrality-suspicious., iou'
bern Der 8riidenwdrter. oeiieu aufSabs
es lit, Die Bride fir Saiife gu Oifuen,
fir ben unfall ueruntwOrtli6 lit. Die
ier miro nun wabri6einli6 peseu per.
breheril6er StadldiiiSteit int Disnftt
uerbaitet unO ipGter prOseiiirt wsroeu,
udbrenO Der neutrality-suspicious. 9iie.
manb iu nabe Su treten pa9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
Muiffdie SInleihc.

Sn fiuanjiellen SreiIen 8erIins III
man bO4seipuunt b%urauf, melden Gr.
fOls bic RuuOreiie 0tiilion Oes ruff.
i9en Wtiniiters Ses auswdrtisen,
SSwOlstp, 5eitisen pirb. Dag bisielbe
elmer ueuen Snleibe bic Bese ebner
iollte, bariiber berri9t nun fem j3weiiel
mebr. 8ereits uerluutet aus Raris.
bic slufbriusuus Der rnIiii6sn sluleibc
made, ioweit 6ranfrei9 in Setra6i
tOmmc, quite 6OrtiGritte. Sremisr Sic
meuceau iOll SswOlstp usriidert babeu,
Die friibsr bsitauOeneu @inwanoe &c,
gen cine iolae gnleibe ieien uuumebl
seboben. Serr Sswolstp bat es be-
tauutli6 an 8etbeuerunsen ni6t febler
luIien, baB bic ruiiiide 6esieruns bel
%inueren @irren i'm 9anos Serr serpor
ben unO ouB pieoer uOlitdnOis s%eoronet,
3uitduoe berriden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
Gpnferen; fur prabtlcie Seleeras
phie.

Sros aller @intel3ii9e Der an benz
MarcOni'S Ditem intereiiirten enslii6en
Rssisruns bat Die in Berlin gum ab'
I6luB setOmmene @OnferenS fir brabt'
lOle Geographic elm abfommen 9etrOf'
fen, oaS falt ais Marfftein in Der Sc
I6ittc Der Civilization be3ei9uet per
ben fam. Dad oieiem uebercinfommen
trsten ale Spiteme Der Suntentele9ra'
pbie in irsien @sttbewerf. urO mad fini
Subreu iol baun oas bette uno ipefs
mdBisite fir ben interuatiOnalen Ser'
febr aussewdblt werbeu. 8enn oieie
f%iinfidbrise RrObe 9egen bas Wtarconis
SDitem uusfalt, 10 ioll Die britiihe Sc
ieli6aft, wel6e feline Yatente aufse'
fault bat uub oieielbsn jsst nit srOBen
Spfern uno nod srOBerem @rfolSe
a~usbeutet, eineu burd internationales
S9ieosseri9t feit;uiesenoen SAaben'
erlas erbalten. Die oeuti6eu, fraus
SOitiden uno ruiiii6en ~Drabtlolen"
uersidten SrOBmiitbis auf oas BON ben
@nslanOern ~uerlanSte 8Orreat. DaB
bic @iniSunS, Die i'm Iufans &iemano
%erpartste, 3n StanOe fam, lit baupt'
iadli9 benz 3uIammenwirteu DeutiA'
lambs uno ben Ser. Staatsu Su Der.
banten. Wtit ben beutiden &eprdien'
tautsn pertraten bic amerttaniiaen
pom eritsn auSenblif an ben Stano.
punt, OaB Die @riGliebune Oieics
neucr, ~sroBartiSe RrrIpettiuen crotf'
ntnosn Gcrfebrsmiltels iiir bic sGn;e
Nslt sinen SOrtldritt bebeute, Der nur
pom e~nsberjisiten aommer3ialismus
betampit psrcen tOnne. 9ieier aniiAt
p1tftetc ;unadit Nu6lunO bel, cann
Ssiterrsi9, buun Srantrei9 nun
i6lieBli6 Stulieu, Oas TAFT bis gum
lsstsn aussnblid ieit auf Der Seite
Gnslanos itanb, oa es ielbit an Der
Warconi'i9en @rfinbung eng intereiiirt
,t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
Die pplnifbc Trdae.

Der Strsit in Der Sitmarf iiber Die
Grtbeilun9 Nes RelisiOnsuuterridts in
oeutiher Sprahe bietet tdslid Sefdbr'
lihere Grihsinuusen oar. Dad ME
Dor ertlart iid Die 6esieruns ents
idtoiieu. on ibrer BOlitif Der lansiamen
8efdmpfuns Der itOrriiden Gltern feit'
,ubalten. inOem lie wiOeriperitise Sin'
Der ni6t ueriesen ldBt uno cine @rbOb.
un9 Der Gemeinoe aussaben Oaourt
bewirtt, oub lie mebr Sebrsr unitellt.
Su Der .8ernania" BON Berlin, benz
SauptOr9un oeS Gentrums wiro pom
seiitli6er Scits uui Die idon mitsetbeil'
ten N%uslaiiuuSen Oerr Norbbeutidena1s
semeineu !3tituus," mslhe in eiuem offir
,lelleu Grtitel ben Stauopuntt Der
&esierun9 carlegte, erwioert. Der
Serfaiier bstampft auf oas 9uti6is'
oenite bic amilide anii6t. oaB bic @r'
tbeiluns oes TelisiOnsunterri6ts in
poluiider Sprade Die @ermuniiiruus
hinoere.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
sllte Teinefbaft.

aus BlaOiwOitOf wirb semslOet. oaB
es in Der WtanOidurei Spii9en Rulien
unb Sapaneru ju beitanbi9en Hsibereisn
fommt, neil bic Sapansr in Der unusr.
i6dmteiten 8eiie porndrts briugen
uno babel peOer bic ben Rulien 3uer'
fannten Yriuilesien nod Die Re9te Der
@inseborenen aAten. Den Rulien lit
es Dor alien iebr un%an9euebm, baB
iapaniihe @ei9ditsleute un6 SuOult'
rielle ii9 in Der Otdbe Don @laOimoItod
u%ieoerlaiien, neil .oaOur6 bisie 6eltuns
beitdnoiglbeSrobt wirO. Sine In 8laoi.
wOitOd eri6eiueuOe. 3eituns. Der ,lliiur
3biiu," tbeilt nit. oaB Die Sapuusr trot
Der ausoriidlideH 8eitimmuns Oss Ser.
TRACES BON POrtsmOutb, laut pel6em
oisies ausbriidlid UsrbOten miro ,Tbie
9uiel Sa4uliau bsfeitissu uuO IIi1 fin
ueriAieoenen Stdbten Der MfanOi6urei
5reabeiten %erlauben, bic ..eiueEoirefts
Seleiotsuns fir bic Guiisn iinO. 1 BE-
idweroen, Die bel ben japaniidsu 9e.
BORDEN seseu oteie unseieslidsnIllsbsr'
grille erbobeu tuurosu. finolbisbsrIftste
| unbsridiidtist ssblisbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
Mliee hate fhule.

Su @aibinstou miro alien @rnftes
bebauptet. bab Srau 2ou9wortb. Die
2o6ter oes YrGiibeuten, allein ibulb
oarau lit, oaB Der republifaniide Con.
reb.GbsOrOusts ganOis i'm IL. Diitritt
BON Snoiana, Der i'm Sabre 1904 cine
republitaniide Fluralitat BON 5000
Stimmen aufmies, nit 1000 Sttms
men Rlnralitdt geidlaeeu wurbe.
Ssrr 2OnswOrtb bielt in Dem Diitrift
ieiues Sreunoes 9anbis Gcmpasne.
reoeu uno mar auf oieler nStump.
tour" BON isiner Satin besleitet. bic.
wdbreno ibr 9emabl BON Der Rebner.
biibne berub Die 8eroienite ganois'
riibmte, am 9emiitbli9en 2beetiih
bic boloe Oamennelt fir Politif I'M
all9emeinen unb Vanois i'm beious
oeren gu beseiitern iudte. Sei Der
ausferti9uns pom @~inlaoun9en fir
Oieie GbeeSeielidaitsn iOllen msbrere
prOminente Damen iiber9ansen NOR.
ben iein, ii9 bann uereinist, lebbaft
usitirt unb aus Ra9e fir bic ibnen
3usefiste BeleiOisuus bic 0iisosrlase
9anois' berbei9eiiibrt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
SllS Nteb e~utfdrpt.

lnsebeure auiresung bat in Seipjis
bic erfolete S~erbaitune bss Staotfair
iirsrs Or. @riismuun errest. Der
Wtaun itano felt OreiBiS Sahren in Jet,
mem Nmte uno gait oils ausbuno aaer
Bir9ers uno Yeamten . 2u9enoen.
Siir3li9 paiiirte ibm oas Wtalbeur, oab
er %erfrantte, uub Der Stellusrtrster, Der
ibn pertrat, ma6te Die Gutoeduu9, oaB
er isit Swei Oesennien in alsr Stiae
YOrtosslocr untsri6lasen battle. Die
tleinen Siebersieu. bic iid i'm Dur6.
i6nitt auf ni4t mebr als anoertbalb
Dfart pro Gag belieien, iino in Der 3eit
anf mebr oils 10000 Wtarf anseluuieu.
Ssi isiner Seitnubme OeriuAte Der De-
frauoant, Der oas 20. Sebensiabr be'
reits lberidrittsn bat, iib Die Seble 5u
bur9i9nsiOsn, bod uerbiuoerten ibn
elm paar itdmmiss @euoarmen an Der
ausiibruus Oieler Ibiibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
NentfAe 0tebe.

Sei benz aleS in ben 9inter9runo
brdngenoen 9utereiie, bas Die Staats'
@nti6eiOuns Swiideu Searit uno
Susbes in aniprua nabm, iino i'm er'
item au9enblid anOere beOeutlame
Bablersebniiie fuit iiberieben wOroen.
@iues Der beruOritedenoiten Oerielben
ifnNer slGn;enOe Oemotratii6e Ste9 auf
@fhuO Der Muderjwuns' 5ra9e in BEN
bisber TAFT Ourd9anSiS republitauii9en
0tew Seriep. Der umidwunS mar
omar erwartet wOrOen ; 9tiemunO, am
menisiteu bic Siibrer Der in 10 uielen
0~iorbitaaten nit benz Mtudertbum al
eiuem Strans ;iebenOen republitanii6eu
Rartei, bate einen iolden umi6wuu9
erwartet. sic iinb auf Der sunjeu
Clinic sei6laScu woroen. Sun sanSen
Staate mai Defenders in ienen Oiitrit'
ten, in neldsn bic Seuti9en cine
ueunenswertbe Stimmensabl uuibrins
gen fOnnten, Der Sies ben Demofraten.
Der auifallenOite umihwuu9 trat i'm
9uOIon 9ouutp elm. 8on bort wuroen
i'm uerflOiieuen Subr ~ Gepublitauer
in Die StautS'a liemblp 8eianct, bless
mai iinO es Serai 70 Dsmotruten,
pel4e oas GountD in Der Stuatsle9is'
latur pertreten meroen. OaS oenofra.
tiide Sotals3ifet fat i'm 9anjen Gountp
9eiie9t, uno juar nit elmer aufialenoen
MiatoritGt. Die Hepublifaner baben
Den .. 0unSreBsO iitritt ucrloren. Su
3srisp GitD iissten Die OemOfraten in
elf aus ocn iwOli 8aros Der StaOt.
1uS in Nswalf 1T Der oemotratiife
Siirgermtilteramts @anoioat Sacob
0duBlin9 iibcr ben repubiitaniiGen
8altOn 3. 9Ouaro uno ben 9noepeu'
bent Giti;cus GunOiodten SEQ. 8.
1Ompfius SieSer 9eblieben. 9es'
slsi4sn wurOsu OemOtraten fir cine
Geibe auoercr aemter ermablt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
Neteranen perfAnnpft.

Starf ueriduupft iino Die Sriess'
petsranen Der 0ieumart, neil ibneu Sat
fer 8ilbetm ansebltd uerboten bat, ieis
mem @roBuuter, Suiisr @ilbelm l., elm
Oentmal mad eiseuem @sidmaf 30
erridten. Wtan bate elm SaSreliei.
Oenfmul seplant uuO sins bereits
oaran, arrangements fir Oeiien Iufs
itelluns 3h ~trefieu, obwObl Die uOrses
nommenen Sammluusen nod ni6t
b0ber ais aui $50 Miari Ssitiseeu mas
rem. Su Oieiem WtOment iprah Der
9aiier ieiu Wtahtwcrt, uuo Die Eoli;el
tbeilte Oen enttduihten Seterauen NIT.
Der Saiier Diinide ieincn bo6ieligen
Sro6uater nur in SOrm BON Biiiten
ODER l~ebsussrOben Stutuen, ober nidt
Our6 elm Susreliei-D entmal uerewist
81 iebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
GipilproSee sesen bic StanSarS
Sill SO.

Die Sluseidrift in Dem ssSsu Die
STANDARD Oil SO. osmndhit eiuSuleis
tsnOen seridttidsn Ssrfabren 1T isrtis
seItslt uno iOl. ebe iie I'M SunOes'
seri9t bes adten SeSirfs bintsrlest
wirb, pom benz Rrdiioeuten sspriiit
perbsn. Die &esieruns bat ii6 emit
iGlOiieu, ss9eu Die STANDARD Oil So.
Elm @iuilusrfabreH uu,uitreuseu, UNI iid
oas 9teat Der gppellatiOn an Die bD9itt
@eri6tsinituus bes eauoss 3u refer
pireu, mas ibr bel einen Criminal
pro;ss ui4t Suitsbsn wiiroe. Durd
bic 9iuiltluse iOu Dor alien ieitSeftslI
wsroeu, oh Die STANDARD Oil 60. ali
Eruit I'M Sinne oes SHERMAN Clint
Eruit.@ eisses anSuisben 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
Giicubabn Seittabetie.
Selauare, e~adapunnu uno aBeiern Sabn.
Su Rraft rem "a. Stunt 1906.

Su Strait rem "A, SuHt l9Ob.
GioIih -gulGbr Serautru fur gtp ycri
nm 2,01' 800, COS 500. 1920, Born. ;
Z. 40, 3.25 uus $40 Ra6mittass. 6hr
Nsp gcr! uuc philadelphia, UNI $40 Vprm.;
f2.4O uus 33j @abmittass. 8Hr
Spbpbauut !. 6.iu Natmittass.
Rorolid -8lT SuHalO I'M | is SOS u. 900
Wpr.; t.55. GAO uni tt.tn Rdtntttags. 6ir
8iua6amtcu, Glmirn une 3piitsnlattcntn, I'm
1910 Wer UNI / o. Ra6m. 8hr Sspsgc.
Svraeuit uue Utica. nm lis une 6.25 W0r. +;
f,55 Nabmittaas Ssntsc. S%vrneuit une
Utica 3ua I'M 6.25 Wpr. lGuft t6slib, ausgs.
upmntu opuutnss. Cir Mputrcis nm 900
Mpr.; t.O5 uni $40 Na6m. Ni6pllpu ae'
epmrbatiuu. nm AGO Na6miitnas. Bling
hampton Ncrpmpratiou, um 6.t5 Natmtttass'
Bloomsbury 9ibiion-9srIdet Seranipr
fir Nhcrtbumtsrlauo nm 6.35. 10 20 WPpr.
f.55 uur $40 4a6m. 6ar pIgmruib um 9.OS
Na&mittags.
ScuntaaSs3iae.
child -Sar Rtp gcrf um 205, 800
COS unp 1920 Wcrssns; 3.35 nns 3.4C
Yahm.
0SrSlid - 8ir Buffalo nm LIS. mn
6.?5 Rcr.; i.55, $40 uub lilo Nnbrt
Sir giuebamtOn uuN 3piI&snfatisntn, 9,O'
une 1910 8prmittass
Bloomsbury Sibifiou -@,rIdat Sudntol
nm 1920 WoT uub GAO Na1mtttdss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
&ein Dreifaiferbune.

slls @rsebniB Oes 8eiuds Oes 9eiters
Der ruiiiIhen a~uswGrti3en POlitif in
Berlin bleibt nod uerldBliher Snfore
nation nur Die Tbatiahe beitebeu, oa6
RuBlano ourd Sspolsfp elm freunb.
l1aftlides GinperitanouiB iiber bic
i9pebenoen Sauptfrasen init Deutids
lamb uno Seftsrrei9 erreiat bat.
SswOlstp bat in Berlin mebrmals mil
benz Hei4stanSter Siiriten b. Siilom
einsebenO cOnferirt. Die lan9ite Be-
iprsbuns batten Die beioen Serren mad
benz Diner in Der ruililhen Sotidait,
un6 es miro periidert, oaB Der &C.
pfogsne Wteinun9saustauih Elm ebenic
bsrSli6er wie 5ufrisoenitellenoer mar.
@as Die unsebli9e Oieubilouus einei
DreitaiisrsS unOcs %unbelaust, 10 wirt
pou beituntsrridteter Settle ertldrt. bal
cine iol9e einia6 Elm Ding Der unmO9'
lidteit lei. lumO9lib iiir GuBlano.
neil Der 3weibuno, oeS Sarenreifes
gllianS nit Sruntreid, beitebt. Uni
ebeniO unm0slid fir Deuti9lano uni
Ssitsrrsif. neil Der Dreibunb, Oi
aaiau, jensr beiOen Mtddte nit Sta
lien, iid nit Der 10 i6Ou aus9ebadtei
Sbee zines DrsitaiIer'S uuOes ui9t it
Ginflan9 brin9en lieBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15

ut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
eadupuuna g. @gomins 0aasB.
(paureI tiuie.)
Trat In araft am I. 9uui fyI5.

ITaf IN VIAL I'M I. JUN IJVJ.
3Hat ptrIadm g uantou un 1 90, 200, 300
400, 500 une 600 Wrrasns. lin 5 40 Wor'
etns an @p1mtassn unb att uaHiclstnet
itpau,ta Riuuiru, nre UNI 700 Rprstns an
Sountaasu uub als na&fOIesntt ,ran,is glt'
ruttu bic uub i%ufluTpt 10 20 Ra6ts, In @t'
Its.Sarrs al Riuattu ipittr anfOmmtub.
9ias aae 10 Ninuttn an Wc4sniassn BON
800 bic GAO Ra6mittaas.
Grpre,hat baltsu uur In pittstcr an, ptr'
Iaftu scranton ale Stuuet t6elit, ausat
uemmtu Spunias, Ron 7.i6 Mrrasns bic UNI
7.f6 Ra&mtttaas une trsTsa In Wilfts-SaTr'
80 Riuuttu lp6ttr Elm.
Otfttrtr Ditnh ,piiasn SCRANTON, Rap auf
Tarf une Ttttrsbura.
Sitbt EabrpIau fur aspSdbtfOrbtruot 3hst.
9.G % Wv, H., 8trfsbrslsitsr, Suduion
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-15
0irb 1lnipn.M fitaliee.

Tim ben 9~runbitein gu Der neuen
Spnasose Der sritsn unsarii6en ST.
meinoe Sbabb 5ebOl leSen Sa tOnnsn,
muste iid Der b%sfannte Banter Sacob
8. S9iff crit oils 0titsliso Der Sourusp'
men Stcnemaions uno Setters' Union
9to. "a pom @rOB Stem Yorf a~ufnebmer
luiieu. Gr untsrwarf ii6 rubis alien
fiir bic auinabme nsuer WtitSlisoer uor'
seidricbsnen SOrmalitdten uno uer'
pfidtste ii9 nit emporsebObensr Re6'
ten inter @iO baju, niemals fir einsr
seriuseren SObn ais 20 Sts. per Stun'
DC gu arbeiten uno ftets iOl9en ar'
beitspldsen uno @Ontraftoren fern ~
bleiber, eie gii9t Union : arbeiter be
i6%litisen.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
Railroad Indicted For Rebatlnu.

The federal grand jury at Chicago
has returned an indictment against
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad, Darius Miller, first vice pres
ident, and c. G. Burnham, foreign
freight agent, on the charge of grant
ing railroad rebates.
The indictment charges that the re-
bates were all granted to the United
States Steel Products company of
New York, subsidiary company to
the United States Steel corporation.
All of the shipments on which the in
dictment alleges rebates were paid
were made from Elwood, Ind; Martins
Ferry, Ohio; Pittsburg, Pa; New
Castle, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio, and JOLT
ct, ILL.,, to Vancouver, B. c. Twenty
six separate offenses are charged.
The greater part of the evidence
upon which the indictment was voted
is said to have been furnished by
T. P. Alder of New York, president of
the United States steel Products com.
pany; ]. l.. Moore, foreign traffic agent
for the Burlington road; and C. w.
Perry, freight claim agent of the
Great Northern road.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
Death of Charles 7. Yerkes.

Charles T. Yerkes, the noted railway
flnancer of Chicago and London,
died on Friday in New York in
his apartments at the Waldorf-Astoria
hotel. where he had been Ill for more
than six weeks. Mr.. Yerkes suffered
from a complication of diseases, grow
ing out of a severe cold which he con-
tracted in London early in the fall.
Speyer & Co., the New York bank
ing firm, which had much to do with
the local financing of Mr.. Yerkes' af-
fairs, made the following statement:
"The death of Mr.. Yerkes is particu-
larly sad coming at time when his
great work in connection with the
London underground was rapidly ap-
preaching completion and important
portions of it were being put in oper-
alton.
"Mr. Yerkes' falling health had
warned him and the bankers associat-
ed with the enterprise that arrange
ments should be made for relieving
him of portion of his work, or for
completing and carrying it on in case
his death. These arrangements have
been perfected and will be announced
at the proper time"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
SCRIPTURE VERSUS PASSES.
P. r. r. Sends Facetlous Cards to
Those Formerly Favored.

Philadelphia, Dec. 30.-Instead of
their annual passes on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, those who have long
enjoyed those favors have received
white cards with the following script
ural quotations printed in plain black
type:
Thou shalt not pass-Numbers
xx:1S.
Suffer not man to pass-Judges
iii:2S.
The wicked shall no more pass
Nahum lis.
Though they roar, yet can they not
pass-Jeremiah v:22.
He paid the fare and went-Jonah
i:3.
A politician who is trifle provoked
over the anti-pass order, suggested
that the Pennsylvania New Year
cards be returned with this indorse.
ment:
ut will be remembered that Shy
lock draws upon Holy Writ to make
point in The Merchant of Venice and
that Bassanlo retorts that The Devil
can quote scripture to his purpose"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Senate Organized by the Democrats
and House BY the Republicans.

Columbus, Jan. 2.-The 77th general
assembly Of Ohio convened yesterday,
the house being organized by the Re
publicans, who have G2 votes against
50 for the Democrats, and the senate
being organized by the Democrats,
who have 10 votes, counting one in
dependent who voted with them,
sgainst IS for the Republicans.
Lieutenant Governor Harding pre-
sided in the senate He will be sue
ceeded on January as president of
the senate by Andrew L. Harris, Re
publican, lieutenant governor elect.
All the Democrats caucus nomin-
ations in the senate and all the Re-
publican caucus nominations in the
house were ratified. Several attempts
were made to organize bolts, but all
failed.
c. A. Thompson of Lawrence county
was elected speaker of the house.
The sentiment of the speeches made
In both branches was that partisanship
should be avoided in legislation, that
economy should be practiced In public
expenditures, and that all forms of
graft and corruption should be elimin-
ated
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
TanaIe In Joint Wills.

The wills of Phoebe ]. Harlow and
Frederick S.. Harlow, her husband,
who murdered her and then killed him
self at their boarding house in Albany
last week, were offered for probate
and the sequel to the double trag-
edy may be contest over the disposi
tion of the property left by the I'M
fortunate couple.
The Wills were drawn at Saratoga
in 1897 on the same date and by their
provisions each left all to the other
and named each other as executors.
IRON letters found in their room after
the tragedy it is believed that they
had agreed to die together.
After killing his wife Harlow shot
their pet dog and then put bullet in
his own brain He lived about half
an hour and thus, it is believed, came
into his wife's estate. AS he made
no provisions for the disposition of his
property in case his wife did not sur
vive him, Harlow's relatives have ask
ed for letters of administration. It is
understood that Mrs. Harlow's family
will oppose the application when the
matter comes up
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
The presldent,s Receptlon.

Washington, Jan. 2. - The New
Years reception at the White House
ended at 2:44 p. m. By actual count
9,052 people shook the presidents hand
Last year Ills were received. Mrs.
Roosevelt remained until the end OF
the reception. A feature of the pub
lie reception was the large number Of
children who passed the receiving
line.
Miss Roosevelt and Mr.. Longworth
mingled with the guests In the east
room. MiA Roosevelt wore a gown
of slate blue chiffon over pink silk
cut low. She also wore a diamond
necklace and pendant and huge
bunch of orchids.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
Letters In PatrIck,s Behalf.

Governor Higgins said he had re-
ceived letter from DR.. A. M. Hamil-
ton of New York, in which the we'll
known alienist asked for executive
clemency for Albert T. Patrick, the
New York lawyer who is now in Sing
Sing awaiting execution for the al
legged murder Of William Marsh Rice,
the aged millionaire. "The grounds
on which DR.. Hamilton has aSRed me
to interfere" said Governor Higgins,
"are first, that he believes there is
no proper evidence that Mr.. Rice's
death came from unnatural causes,
and secondly, that no confidence
should be placed in the testimony of
Jones, the valet, owing to his conflict
ing stories" Governor Higgins said
he had received other letters from peo-
pie who were interesting themselves
in Patrick's behalf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
Trylna to Paw state Debt.

Harrisburg, Dec. 30. = The state
board of sinking fund commissioners
is working Systematically in its eff
fort to wipe out the state debt The
board recently obtained list of all
the holders of state per cent bonds,
which fall due in 1912. Yesterday an
offer was mailed to each of these hold
ers to purchase the bonds at LOG and
interest. The board already has
bought in several hundred thousand
dollars worth of these bonds at the
price named.