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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
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Mining stocks.

ACCOUNT SALES OCTOBER 2s.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13
Death Claims MRS. Kennedy.

Mrs. Kennedy, widow of the late
Darby Kennedy, passed away at
the home of her daughter Mrs. j.
f. Gallagher at Jamison City, Sat
urday morning, she having reached
the ripe old age of II years and 10
days. Her death was due to adj
vanced years and general break
ing down of the system by which
she suffered illness for six weeks.
Mrs. Kennedy has made her holne
with her daughter for the past
twelve years and up to a short time
ago was active and in good health.
Her husband, Darby Kennedy,
proceeded her to the grave about
Is years ago. During his life he
was for many years a resident of
Laporte and Thornedale. He came
to Laporte in the year 1881, where
his family resided until his death.
The survivors are eight children:
VIM. Kennedy, of Titusville; Mrs.
E. S. G. Foster, Paradise, Kansas;
j. NJ. Kennedy, Mineral Bluff, Ga
Mrs. Geo. Nortz, Belfort. N. Y;
John P. Kennedy, Dushore; Mrs.
j. +. Gallagher, Jamison City; T.
E. Kennedy and Mrs. Anna Stack
house Laporte.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted in the Sacred Heart church
at Laporte, Tuesday morning.
Deceased was a woman highly
respected and loved by all who
knew her. Her life was one of
kindness and dutifully devoted to
her family.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13
HERNICE ITEMS.

Sheriff Buck was Mildred and
Bernice caller on Saturday.
County Chairman Shoemaker was
calling on friends at this place on
Saturday.
John G. Scouton of Dushore, was
a Mildred visitor ON Wednesday.
Mrs. John Crawford of PIiladel-
phia, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick McGeever, of this
place.
Mrs. Barclay Duggin and Mrs.
James Ramsay of Mildred, are visit
ing friends.
DR.. j. Campbell of Williamsport,
was calling on old friends at this
place and Mildred last week.
Mr.. H. Davis of Scranton, moved
his family to this place, and is filling
the position as head clerk in the
store made vacant by B. f. Webber.
Miss Mary Watson of Mildred,
was calling on New Albany friends
last week.
A young man must have the cour-
age of a wolf and the manhood of a
skunk that will grab hold of an old
man and try to throw him on the
ground. This is not Philadelphia
where man is not safe to travel the
streets because Of such towards as
this young man showed himself to
be.
The Mildred Scrubs travelled to
Colley on Saturday to wipe out the
defeat sustained by the Athletics at
Dushore on Memorial Day, and to
say they did so is expressing it very
mild. After the smoke had cleared
away the score was to in favor of
the Scrubs. We cannot have base
ball nine at this place without send
ing all over the state for base ball
buns.
The members of Katonka Tribe
will hold a public raising up of chief
and mock ~adontion on Monday,
Oct. 1st. An invitation is extended
to the public. 1t will not cost them
anything but their time.
VIM. McGee and Edward White
of Mildred, were Laporte visitors on
Thursday.
Ben Helsman is quite sick at this
time. He caught cold which has
developed into pneumonia.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY.

John Howard Harris President.
College: With Courses in Arts,
Philosophy, Jurisprudence, Science,
Chemistry, Biology and Civil and
Electrical Engineering.
Academy: for young men and
boys.
Institute for young women.
school of Music for both sexes.
Healthy surroundings, pure noun
tain water.
For catalogue, address William {.
Registrar, Lewisburg, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13

| 1t is American haste MS we'll as
anything else that is responsible for
Il e incomplete commercial ednca-
ton OF the youth Of the land. There
is no excuse for it except the impa-
tience of the pupils to "get busy" at
some remunerative employment and
their eagerness for the dollars. We
proudly boast of primacy, but many
European countries are far ahead of
us in the matter of commercial in
struction and training. The facts in
the case are brought out through an
interview with gentleman who is
to be principal of Boston's new
Commercial High school. He gain
ed his information by spending sew
eral months in making a thorough
examination of the commercial
schools in Germany, Italy, Switzer-
land, France and other countries.
Even in the little republic of Switz-
land there is scarcely city which
has not fiourishing school of com
merce. In visiting one school which
the Boston instructor declares is su-
perior in every detail to any school
in the United States, he was sur
prised to find two dozen American
boys receiving their education for
business career in this country.
The same conditions were found
in Germany, where boys are not
turned adrift educationally at the
age of II, as is frequently the case in
the United States. The German
government demands that all APP
prentices of whatever occupation
shall attend class instruction for 10
II hours every week for three years.
This is not done by haphazard even
ing instruction, but in regular schools
during the daytime. The Boston in
vestigator tells us that England is
just awakening to her needs through
the invasion Of capable and we'll
trained German youths into the bus
iness houses of London and other
cities. He makes the pertinent com
ment that Germany in putting milli
ons into technical schools has no
problem of the unemployed. Instead
there is scarcity of labor. Through
lack of tins commercial training, he
observes, the United States is not
making "our weight count as it
In that statement there is
much food for sober thought.-EX.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13
Forest Inn improvements.

Truman p. Reitmeyer, the we'll
known Williamsport architect, was
at Eagles Mere Park Monday confer
ing with Edgar r. Keiss, manager
of the Forest Inn, regarding plans
which he has drawn, and which
were forwarded to Mr.. Keiss Friday
for a substantial enlargement of the
popular Eagles Mere hostelry. The
plans contemplate an entirely new
dining room addition and an en-
largement of the main hote! to ac-
commodate 800 guests. 1t is ex-
pected that work on these improve
ments will begin as soon as the inn
closes for the present season, about
October |. Adding further to the
prestige of Eagles Mere Park will
be the fact that Frank r. Robertson,
the famous traveller lecturer, is 60
ing to build there and make Eagles
Mere his permanent summer home.
Mr.. Reitmeyer's plans for the For
est Inn propose the addition of an
other story to the main hotel, which
is now three stories in height. There
will be about 80 rooms with private
baths. The porch will be rebuilt,
widening ii to Is feet. There will be
"A Encouragement of the offices to
provide more parlors, etc. The new
dining room addition will be 40 10y
"a feet and four stories in height
Windows on all four sides and big
SkYlight will make it a decidedly
cheerful and attractive place. 1t will
seat over 600 persons comfortably.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13

Secretary of War William II.
Taft, in a recent speech said:
"The question before the people is
whether having elected Mr.. Roose-
welt, by an overwhelming majority,
to continue as the Chief Executive
for another term, and having made
him and his party responsible for
the national policies adopted both in
legislative and in executive matters,
they shall now, by electing Demo
cratic Congress express disapprOval
of his past course, and a want of con
fidence in his future action. The
campaign involves not only the
award of merit or disapproval for
things done. 1t involves the ques-
ton whether the great work which
Mr. Roosevelt, as the leader of his
party, has entered upon and carried
far enough to indicate the possibility
of successful accomplishment, shall
now be seriously hampered, and in
a measure defeated, by returning, AS
one of the coordinate branches of
the national Legislature, IA body anH-
ious for partisan reasons to embai :
rass him and his administration"
We hope the friends of our indie
fatigable President, Theodore Roose-
welt, will awake to the fact that a
strong and determined effort is be-
ing made to elect q Congress adverse e
to his policy. Let it be remembered
that we are in doubtful district, ard
havea noble candidate.
1t is not IA time for the friends of
prosperity to slumbef or sleep.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13

What is said to be the largest
chicken farm i'm the world is about
to be located In Palmer township,
three miles from Easton, by Will
liam Talmage of Toronto, Canada,
and John Haupt of Easton. The
farm will have 10000 hens when it
is equipped. About $50, 900 will be
expended in the enterprise.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13

A six-f alligator is at large i'm
West Berwick and the school chill
dren and others have been notified
to be on the lookout for it. The an
imal was brought from Florida hy
O. +. Ferris and escaped from the
pen in which it was kept. The ami
NAL is large enough to be dangerous
and it is believed that its instinct
has caused it to go to the river. The
boys will now give up bathing IN
the Susquehanna until it has been
cap ured or killed.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13

A naturalist says that every time
a farmer shoots a hawk he Injuries
himself to the amount of $50 bill
for though the bird takes an occa-
sional chicken, it destroys at least Il
thousand rats, mice and moles every
year. No bird that flies is of more
benefit to the farmer.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-09-13

Kindness and datlfully devoted to
her family.
In the hope of once more greeting
his brother and sister, whom he had
not seen or heard from in forty
years, William Butler, 80 years old
of McAdoo, has appealed to the press
of the State i'm last effort to find
them.
William Butler, Walter Butler
and their sister, Josie Butler, arriv-
ed in New York together from Ire
land in 1866. Walter and Josie left
for California and William went to
the Hazleton section. The latter re-
ceived letter some months after
ward from his brother stating that
he had come to Pennsylvania and
married, but the McAdOo man does
not remember the name of the town
What became of his sister he does
not know.
That letter was the first and last
William Butler got from his broth
er. The McAdoo man believes that
his brother still lives in Pennsyl-
vania and hopes through the author
tiles to ascertain where he is.
Penn township, Lycoming county,
early Saturday morning had a de-
structive and exciting barn fire, a
large structure at Fribly, owned by
George w. Holmes, going up in
smoke, together with its rich store
of contents, the combined loss being
heavy. There is no knowledge OF
the origin of the fire. 1t is consid-
cred likely that incendiaries were at
| work.
In the barn grain and hay We're
stored in large quantities. The
structure itself was substantial one,
big bank barn. Three or four
horses were stalled in the barn and
they were saved, the job of getting
them out being difficult. Even a
thresher that had been run inside
over night was destroyed, the heat
llelng so terrible as to keep anyone
from reaching the machine to roll il
out
The system of back stamping let
ter mail to show the hour of its ar
rival at the postoflice from which il
| is to be delivered to the addressee,
which has been in operation since
1879, will be discontinued, if an ex-
pertinent now being made in the
postofflces in New York, Chicago,
Boston and Jersey City, by order OF
First Assistant Postmaster General
Hitchcock proves successful. 1t is
the belief of Mr.. Hitchcock that
back stamping letters serve, no use
full end that cannot be attained by
other means, and he estimates that
if the practice is abandoned through
out the country it will result in mai
being placed in the hands of the peo
pie from 20 minutes to two hour.
earlier in every city that enjoys The
free delivery service, and also il
other offices where people have t.
wait for their mail.
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sc d 10 artet.


Die untetbaltung orebte Iih in
Waibinatnn UNI Die lesten greiauifIe
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8eianbten Storer aug benz Diploma.
tiihen 8ienite siemlih unerparteI
uno pl6blib erfDlot iet.
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cine @eihibte, Die bon stuei Wdn.
1ern i'm Deften er5dhlt, Die oben aui
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2eihen8uae auiaben. Der eben eurd
6as 9al tam.
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beioen S0bne Der Berge.
nSa. oaS it's"
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rebt u%nertuartet uno iiberralhenb
tam?" fraate Der grite meiter.
uSm', mahte Der Nnbere, ,,oas
fam ib eiaentlib nibt iaeen. Sn
ben lebten Wonaten iino cine aarse
Inaabt Bferoe perihmunoen, uno
Sohn mar idon lanae i'm @eroaht,-
o. lit nthtS u%nerrpartet.
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6at,s d 0 II.

@tniae unaufrieoene S~enatoren bis.
tntierten oas Mmenoement oes 8rd-
ltoerterl gu Dem @eieB iber Die @iien,
b%ahnraten.
Or Tam es nidt," meinte elmer
BON ibnen.
.8as fam er niht?" fraate elm
Nnoerer.
nuns elm Nmenoement in oieler
Weile auf8ninaen."
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einer Wann in meiner 6eimatsftabt".
rparf elm Dritter elm. Der einem 8ans
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Sunme nidt suriid. SblieBlid lieB
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gehe. st tonne oas@ elo nidt baben."
n&ann es niGt baben?" rief Der
Mann aus. nWas reoen sic ba?
Sh babe es ia l1nqt"
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geit dber 60 Sabrea

iGDn wuroe Wrs. @inslom's SOD.
thing : 5srup bon WilIionen BON
Wsiittern bein 8abnen Der Rinoer
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8inslpps SDDtbina Syrup" hDlen.
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benz fieinen 2eioenoen lDfort Xinoes
runa DeribaHen. gerlaBt eub ba.
rauf. WSiitter, ee lit fein Bpeifel
barber, Sc BELT Diarrboe, regu.
liert ben Waaen uno bic 0ieren,
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Gauruen, u%erbinoert gntsiinouna
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bel alien Druaatiten in Der aanaeu
8elt 5u baben. Breis IS Gents per
Tlaibe. &auft nihts anberes. als
W}rs. Win8lDtps 5nuthino Suruu.
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8onn6urf, &reis 8alosbut in 8as
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gum Wteineio mar er betanntlih frei.
9eiproden tuoroen.
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@rridtung zines 6eine . 9enfmals
bat ben 8eihlus aefaBt. bic BON ibn1
aufgebradten Sonos Den bon 6an1s
burg neranitalteten Sammlunaen su.
~aufibrer, um es cen oortigen 0ers
ebrern oes Dihters Su erm6eliheu,
ben Bau oes erften 9eine i. Wonus
ments in Deutiblano fertia gu brins
gen.
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MuerIet.
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i'm 8erbeferunasoiitrift SEQ. 3, 2o'
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pebr, uno BDlisei : 8ommiliioa au
einem Bantettseinaelaoen.
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suriid. Sn Der @ettfabrt amiiben
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2ebtere Sieger.
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man es ib6ner nidt miinihen
tDnnte. Nn Der uielgeprieienen Ni'
uiera tam eS niht berrfiher getues
fen fem.
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bonn 6auie abneieno mar, puroe bic
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bert. Sic nabu1er S1mudlahen
i'm Werte put, 500 nit uno ruinier'
ten peribieoene WDbel.
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anna unb GERM 6 Slips an 8ineent Gilbert
SrlHoftiid an Del Mepaoa StroBe; SIPS.
WSartba 5rep an 8incsnt Gl3bert, Cru ofid an
Der Nepaoa StraBe; 1925.
Wsaria Siren on 8incent @3bert @runofid an Der
9teoaoa straBe; S125.
Greo 9nmmert uno % u ~qBur3bad an 6ermaun
8 4nnlmert, grlInoittid in BlOt 633; $500.
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fiid an Der @de Der 2pnn uuo Der Of=grodett Str.
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in Der South Beat Io6ition; $125.
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$1,000.
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@rlnofid an Der @Ortb straBe; $3.50.
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StraBe; $1,000
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9tolan StraBe; $3.50.
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Ode Der Blaine mo Der SGtpIon StraBe; $50.
3 y 70 un0 8 U Neaie an 8uftap uuo Bertha
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Grunoltiide in Gait Gneleipooo: 81.
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ben StraBe; $3.50.
" U 8ittinger uno Grau an Caroline 3imm,r,
Srnneftid an Der &alpb StraBe; 1925.
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Gin Nerlpbnmasmarft.

NuS 8riiiiel miro geId)rieben: Die
beirat5Fdbigen Wdoben oes 9orfeS
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rem auf ben Drigiuellen ginfau. elneft
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benabbarten Stdote uno DDrfer Elm.
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fen. alidbrlih elm ioldes Set at oers
onitalten. &ir5lih bielten Die bei=
ratsluitiaen Mdohen BON gccauiiis
mes, 81 an 3ahl, i'm &aiinD cine
V~eriammluue ab, in Der einittmnig
feftgeIebt nuroe. ben oiesjdbriaen.
(uierten.) Gerlobunes : Warft am
Bftngit=W tontaa abBubalten. Die 81
Wtdehen merhen einen un1sug neran'
ltolten unb Damn Die Sreier auf Dem
BlaBe De Ia Haiiee (oie Gauoioatin-
men Diinihen, oaB er tiiuftiabin v8er=
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Wdohen ibren @aften cine Gelper
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3eilen 8eleaenheit aegeben iein miro,
elnan6er fenuen 81 leruen, ruerbeu
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Der Wsdoden uorQeiteGt. I'm 81 ubr
finoet ais IblbluB oes Seftes Elm
Tadelsug ftatt. 6iersu iei bemertt,
oaB aeQea @noe oes Mittelalters DIN.
lthe uMsdrfte" in Giebenblraen uno
in ben uon BOlen uno Gutbener, be-
mobnten @egenoen in 5dnuna Ia.
men, BON oeaen fid elmer mod bis
beute in Siebenbiraen erbalten bat.
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Gum eriten Wa(e 1T cine Srou in
Die Nnerifanii6e @eieuldaft Der 81.
oil : Sngenieure aufgenDmn1en to0rs
ben. Sic TT SRI. Hora Stanton
8lath, Die al8 erfe 5rau an Der
gorneu uninerlitdt Den GurIus Der
Gintls Snqenieure ablDloierte. Sc lit
bemerfenstpert. oa5 file, als fie iid)
our Wtitglieoidaft bel Der 8erufsaes
nofienfbaft meloete, Dbne neiteres
aufaen0mn1en muroe. Sc 1T oies elm
Bemeis oafir, oaB beut5utaae niht
nur Die Trau ben Nnipruh auf @leihs
bereG1tiauna i'm berufltden 9eben
fteaen oarf, ionoern oaB i5r oieie
8leibberebtiQuna auh BON ben Wdn=
rert sugeftanoen miro.
Bel oieier @elegenbeit lit es ina
tereiiant, Die 3ahten Der eSrauen,
Die 1880 uno Die 1900 in ben Der.
lhieoenen Berufen tatiQ fuoren, su
DerQlethen. Hah Dem Genius BON
1880 aab e6 in Den yer. Staten y
ueiblide Qrditetten un0 2eihner,
l9OO aber lO42; ferner in Dem friibe.
rem Sabre 165 meiblid)e 8eiftlihe,
1900 oagegen 1905; 3ahndcste oas
mails 81, stpansie Sabre fpdter 808;
i'm iournaliittiden 8erufe tparen oa-
mails 288 Srauen tdtie, 1900 oaqes
gen 2139; weiblide Nnpalte sdhlte
man 1880 nur Is, 1900 aber 1910.
Weiblide Glettrieer uno gipil Snz
aenieure fannie man Dor rs Sabren
i~iberhaupt nod nidt; Dor 6 Sabren
tpie8 Der Genius 400 meibtide glet.
trtfer uno 81 meiblide gioil SSns
9enieure auf.
SIM garsea aebDrten 1900 ben pers
fdieoenen BroFeifionen 431,174
Srauen an, oauon naren 391, 453
als 2ebrerinnen ooer in Der Wulit
Doer fonftigen 9Inften tdtia; 1899
itbten ben arstliden Beruf aus.