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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19
I. Salono, Young PoIander, At
tempted to Take His Life as
A Result of His Wife'S Iona
Absence From the City.
WAS NEAR TO DEATH
WHEN ROPE WAS CUT.
Few Hours Later Mrs. SaIono
Arrived and Now the Would
be Suicide Is Glad He Is
Alive.

t. Salono. a young Polander, who has
been a resident OF this city for several
months past. attempted to hang him
self Thursday afternoon because his
bride failed to return home at that
time from visit with relatives in Wis
eonsin. Salono was prevented from
accomplishing his purpose by William
Miller neighbor. who cut the rope.
which the youthful Polander had at
tached to his neck and TO door hinge.
,Whiskey was given to Salono to revive
him and DR.. A. l.. Bramkamp sum-
moned The young man has fully re
covered his good spirits. and from the
effects of his rash act He is also ex-
tremely happy, because Mrs Salono
has returned home. Salono is chagrin-
ed because he allowed himself 70 be
carried away by his emotions and re-
fused to see reporters or allow the
members of his wife's family TO give
out his name or any details of his sui
cidal attempt
Bride Away TWO Months.
Salono was married last fall and
came TO this city to take employment
with the Art Chandelier and Brass
works About two months ago his
bride left the city to visit relatives in
far off Wisconsin. Salono has griev-
ed for her continued absence. Since
the day Mrs. Salono left he has lived
with his sister-in-Iaw. Mrs Brill. S37
South Sixth street. "Wednesday the
young Polander who speaks English
with difficulty. allowed his spirits TO
soar in the seventh heaven of bliss. as
he received letter from his bride in
which she stated that she would re-
turn TO Richmond Thursday on the
late afternoon Chicago train.
Failed to Arrive.
salono went to the train TO meet his
wife. but she did not come. He re-
turned to the home of Mrs. Brill Wild
with anxiety and went at once to his
room where he hurled the furniture
about and otherwise gave vent to his
passions Mrs Brill tried 10 quiet
him, but failing to do SO. she went
next door TO the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Miller. where she told Mrs.
Miller of Salono's actions. Mrs.
Brill then returned to her home. but
she heard no noise issuing from her
room. She went 20
the room and there found him in sit
ting posture by the closet door, "A rope
about his neck and one of it attach
ed to the top hinge on the door.
Cut Down in Time.
Mrs. Brill ran out of the house ana
called Mr.. Miller and two peddlers %
her assistance. They rushed to the
room and Mr.. Miller at once cut Salono
down His face was black and his
heart barely palpitating. When Salo-
no recovered consciousness he began
to rave. and struggled wildly. but the
three men who had saved him from
death held the young fellow until he
had quieted down. When Mrs. Sa-
lono arrived some hours later, Salono5
delight knew no bounds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19
GEORGE H. UTTER MAY
BE NAMED SENATOR.

Providence. r. l. April 19.-Ex-Gov-
erno- George Ii. Utter is generally ae-
copied as the most probable compro-
mise choice for the United States sen
ate to end the deadlock in the state leg
isiature over the selection of q sue
4-4----ur To Senator Wetmore.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19
INJURED MAN BEGS
POLICE To KILL HIM
E. A. keene SuStainS a DAN
gerouS Hurt.
SLIPS UNDER THE WHEELS.

Terre Haute. Ind, April 19.-Beg-
ging that he be shot to put an end TO
his sufferings. E a. Keene. 20, Of
keystone, Ind was picked up from the
tracks of the Big Four railroad. after
a freight train. which he was trying
TO board. had ground off both feet and
mashed his legs to pulp.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19
WILL LEAVE FOR THE
FAR WEST ON SUNDAY

Luther VI. Feeger will leave for Sc
attic. Wash. on Sunday. He will en-
gage in mission work in that city for
the Lutheran church. Mr.. Feeger is
son of the Rev. and Mrs. Albert j.
Feeger.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19
THOUSANDS RENDERED
HOMELESS BY FIRE
IIoiIo, Island of Panay, Swept
BY Flames.
MAY BE LOSS OF LIFE.

Manila April 19-The town of Iloilo
on the island of Panay has been swept
by fire and it is feared heavy loss of
life has resulted. Fully twenty thous-
and persons were rendered homeless.
The authorities lost control Of the sit
uation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19
Children Brought to Home.

The Rev koeplin, of Detroit,
brought several children TO the Wernle
Orphans home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19
SECOND LOT GIVEN
FOR YIN. CA. CAUSE
Levi Peacock Offers the Com
mittee Real Estate Worth
From $500 to S400.
BEST REPORT OF WEEK.
TOTAL OF THE FUND SUBSCRIBE
ED is $7O,o13. .5o-MORE LIBERAL
ITY NECESSARY TO MAKE THE
CANVASS A SUCCESS.

In the young mems race, Oliver Nus
baum is still keeping his place, being
only S23 behind sixth, which is now
held by Isaac Wilson. Standing of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
LARGEST RURAL ROUTE CIRCU.
LATION.
LARGEST PAID CIRCULATION.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-19
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

Enthusiastically fair and contn.
ued cool.
oHIo-saturday fair; fresh north
winds.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-16
Brain Leaks.

From Bryan's Coumoner
A cracked mirror INDUCES in many
unpleasant reflections
The charity that always begin at
home is usually short-winded
The best parts Of vacaii ion ale Il 9
prospect and retrospect,
Necessity is good altidol azi-
ness, but there is no saie eur1.
The man who never knows when he
is down is sure to yet the top
Ever notice that the week YOU lay
off is the hottest week Of the sumner?
Worrying about things that never
happen has driven many man frantic.
There may be a skeleton in every
closet, but what's the use Of rattling
the bones.
The tears shed hilecrying over lost
opportunities are very apt to blind
the mourner to present opportunities.
An English scientist says that first
love can be explained on scientific
grounds Perhaps, but what waste
of time it would be to DO it.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-16
CONLIN OR FLORENCE
Second Name is More Familiar to
Followers of The Stage

What reader of the doings Of stage
people will recall the name of Conlin?
One Of the best known American
actors Of the nineteenth century was
known to small circle Of friends by
that name. But 10 thousands his
name was William Florence. When
he died in 1881 there was sincere grief
in many a heart "The Ticket Of
Leave MANI gave him an opportunity
to display his talents as Bob Birerly
In the latest comedy success, "The
Irish Senator" the same opportunity
is given to Jas McCabe to display his
ability and lie takes advantage os it
to the fullest degree, and he wonders
why 'it's easier for the average man
to shut up 100 ton safe than it is a
100 pound wife
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-16

J.H. smith, Of Edna, Kas., is Ia
town today shaking hands with old
friends
r U. Jackson, fireman out Of Par
sons, on ire KATY, spent Sunday here
with relatives
The Modern Woodmen held a class
OF adoption last Saturday night at
when sevennew members were taken
into the mysl cries. About one hunred
and eighty members were present.
The ladies' Of The Baptist church
will serve lunch on the lawn at the
home OF G. S. Avery, on Thursday
from l1:3O till O'Clock. Lunch 25|
cents. Everybody invited to come and
enjoy good dinner.
Geo. W Jennings was arrested last
Saturday by Arthur Chamberlin on a
charge Of violating the medical act.
He appeared before Judge Farrar
and gave bond for his appearance In
court next Monday.
The Commercial Club committee
guaranteed the Auditorium company
$1,000 on the first, opening night Of
the iAuditorium and il is expected
that the receipts will reach over $4,000.
After expenses are paid the balance
will be used in beautifying the Aud
itorium.
Sacred Heart Institute opened this
morning with an enrolment Of l42
pupils This is most credible show
that this number will be greatly aug
ment before the close Of the first week.
Sacred Heart Institute is a deservedly
ing for the first dav, and it is expected
popular Institution Of learning, and
we trust his viii be IT'S most success
fdl year.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-16
Where to Vote.

The Beard of Election commits
sioners has selected the following vot-
ing places for the election tomorrow:
First ward Hughes implement
house.
Second ward Dalquest's plumbing
house.
Third ward Lewis buggy and inn
plement house.
Fourth ward Vinita Plow Co.'S.
store room
The polls will be open in Vinita
from 6Ia. N. till p. M, and in the
country from 5 a m. It'll 6 b. m.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-16

Judge Clark IS sojourning at Excel
sior Springs.
Judge Denison has gone to Missouri
on weeks vacation.
Boys and girls school hats and caps
so cents, at The Fair. 262
Bring your work mules toJ.C Gray's
Mule Barn. He will buy them. 264tf
Weare now able to furnish you sol
i'd oak, cane seat dining chairs at 75c.
Holland. 262-tf
FOR SALE-12 lots and IL houses
on North Scraper street, within a
block Of business center. r. N. Swain.
258 If
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Wilson have re
turned to their Kansas home after a
pleasant visit with the family of D.
H. Wilson.
Stanley Freeman and wife arrived
in vinita this morning from Alta
mont, Kansas, to make their future
home. Mr.. Freeman has been en-
ploYed by Dalquest, the plumber.
DR.. Williams, G. e. Lahman, Nor
rls Knight and Dir. Winner went to-
Joplin Saturday to confer with the
Southwest Amusement Co. They re-
turned this morning.
Tickets for the opening night o. che
New Auditorium theater will be on
sale at the Office Of Butler 8 Bonfoey
next Monday and Tuesday. Septem
ber 1924 It is expected that all the
boxes and seats will be sold within
two days.
Miss Stella Perkins came down from
Joplin yesterday and this morning ac-
cepted a position with The Chieftain.
Miss Perkins was with The Chieftain
before going to Joplin and is well
known here.
DR.. A. P. Owens has returned from
a trip to Bartlesyille, where he win
soon go make his future home. He
went there to let sthe contract for
new dwelling, work on which will be
gin at once. Bartlesville is to be con
graduated Oh DR.. Owens removal TO
that place and in our loss the town
has gained one Of our most highly re-
spected families.
Geo. Kapp has been missing con-
siderable corn from his crib Of late SO
he notified Marshal Webb to be on the
lookout for the thief. The marshal
arose early this morning and went to
the crib of Mr.. Kapp where he discov-
cred a negro man with a large sack
evidently out for "the corn He
took him into custody and placed him
in charge of the federal officers who
committed him to jail He will be
given a hearing this afternoon in
Judge Farrar's court.
Grant Webb was arrested at his
home one mile below the Rock ford on
the Syeosho river, some Is miles north
west Of Miami, Wednesday evening,
with the attempt to hang his
wife, which attempt occurred last Sun
day. He had the rope around her
neck and the other end over the limb
1f a tree and was getting ready to pull I
her up, when she made a desperate
sfort and got away. Deputy thinner J
nan brought the man in, and his trial
vas being conducted yesterday
Miami Record.
Young man, don't fuss with your
wife because she can't cook; you did
lid not marry the cook, you married
he cooks beautiful and accomplished
laughter and you wouldn't trade back
low if you had a chance. More than
hat you would be mighty sore in
.wenty years from now if some son-of-
I-gun came around your place and
ried to get the cook Your wife
probably knows as much about being
good housewife as you know about
,eiDg a good husband and in twenty
ears she will havs you beat a mile"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-16

AA/NA1 A1~ - = A
Miss Bynetta Younger is visiting
in Alton.
III. G. Baker, OF Muskogee was here
Sunday.
R. E. Randall is up from Musko-
gee today
Erwin Martin visited at Woodley
yesterday
DIR. Joe Thompson, Of Tahlequah, is
here visiting friends.
Jas. Ryan, OF Guthrie, was visitor
here Sunday.
S. G. Maga, Of Bartlesville, spent
Sunday in Vinita.
Wm. Mars went to Kansas City
Saturday evening
II. J. Smart, Of Chelsea, is register
at the Cobb today.
Attorney Chaplain went 10 White
Oak this morning.
Bob Murray, of Tu,sa, was in Vini-
Ia yesterday visiting friends
DR.. Henry Hass, Of Joplin, is here
today on professional business.
L. L. Hutchinson, Of Oklahoma
City. was in Vinita today.
G. G. Roberts went to Pryor Creek
today on business.
George Franklin and Miss Lillian
Martin were in Alton yesterday sight
seeing.
G. B. Rogers will make republican
speech at Blevin springs this after
noon.
Mrs. win Cunningham is here from
Prairie Grove, Ark, visiting her many
friends.
We've got it; Wen get il, or it's mt
in tOwn. Pure Food Grocery, Phone
1853.
Mayor Parks and Theo. D. B. Frear
spoke to the voters Of White Oak last
Saturday night,
Miss Pauline Kelley leaves this
evening for Boston, where she will at
tend school.
Judge Clark left yesterday evening
for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for the
benefit Of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Breedlove re-
tlrned from Ogeechee, where they
have been visiting for some time.
Miss Olivia Mars will 60 to Sloan
Springs this week to attend the mar
riage Of her uncle, G. D. Gunter.
f. S. e. Amos and Sam Parks go to
Long View school house tonight to
attend Democratic meeting.
Claude Montgomery and wife, Miss
Montgomery, Miss Lizzie Scott, OF
Centralia, returned from Galveston
early Sunday morning, tired cut but
delighted with their trip.
Three new houses are being erected
south Of Barber Churchill's in the
same block. These, with the house Oh
the east side Of the block soon to be
erected bY c. B. Rogers, will leave
only one vacant lot in the block.
The report comes from Big Cabin
that real ghost has been seen in the
neighborhood. 1t is the figure of
woman dressed in white, appears be-
fore the eyes and instantly vanishes.
The people in that locality have be-
came alarmed, as the image has been |
seen 10y a number Of reputable citizens
who will youch for the genuiness Of
tie story. One night last week sew
eral persons, armed with guns lay in
wait for the phantom fairy but she
always seems to appear where danger
IS not lurking. A sharp lookout will
be Kept for her ghostship and If she is
not careful some excited farmer IS
apt to take a shot at her, when it is
least suspected.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-16

The Great ondon Shows will give
a free street carnival at NiDita, be.
ginning September %, and continuing
to the 28th. 1t is given for the benefit
of the Auditorium park.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Nittstpu.

= Die am DienftaS bier ub9sbaltsne
98abl mar eiu Sies fir Die 0smOfraten,
oenn ale ibre Sanoioatsn, nit auss
nabme uOn 3wei. wurben nit bHbiden
WtujOritdten erwablt.
- 5rau @briitopber S6miot wurOs
Sreitas uon Der gSubuun9 ibrer God.
ter. 6rau 9ouiS Sdueiosr BON Center
Stra6e, i'm ct. Wiarieu Srieobofe ;u
9u9bestOwn sur ewiSeu 0tuhe beitattrt.
= Weil Sruu 6rancesco Quortiono
uon Srowntown ii6 msigerte, ibren
@atten uno 9inoer ju perlaiien uno nit
bem 8incent aoeleo un6 Stalien gu
entflisbsu. brobte Der S6urte, lis 10.
wObl wie ben @attsn 3u t6Oten. slls
Der @atte ben Sa6uerbalt eriubr, lieB
sr Den WiOroluitissu uerbafteu uno
DOnnsrftas yiadmittas wurOe er uuf
swsi anflassn fir isin seridtli9es @r.
i6einen nnter Siir9iAaft seitellt.
- Sine sIuSubl Stalisner. Suiummen
%, in ben 3s6sunieOerlaiiunsen Der
0iadburidaft. wurosn DOnusritas pon
ben Staats @onftablern uuO msbreren
Seamten uerbaftet, nobel aud Susleif
nabe,u eine 2Ba9enlaouna Ooldle, Re.
uolper, Slinten. Dpnamit uno anSere
Spren9itOffe erwiidt wuroen. Ole
Yerbufteten iinO anseflast. nit WiorO
seorObt 3u baben, DDnamitsrs, Drob.
unsen unb Abieuern BON S6is6nafien
auf SGuier uno mur6en in @rman9e.
lung uOn Shrsituft fir elm psiteres
SerbOr Dem 9efdusniB gu @ilfesbarre
iiberwieien. Sei einem 6reitag Su
SSilteS Barre ubSebaltenen Serb6r
wuroeu Orei Der Serbafteten lpieOer ents
laien, aber pier ieitOem Serhaftete
aud oem @efausniB uOrldufis iibsrs
wieieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
QSaNne SpIIntn.

SonssbaIs. - Sruu @barles Sum.
min9s uOn bier itarb SOnntus 9ia@t
uuf furiOis 98eiie. Die 5ruu mar nit
Dem Ssripsiisn BON SHultorn bsihdf,
tist, als ii6 elm Sern in ibrs Ssbls felt.
iests uuO iis siHen 10 iturten 0uitenan.
fall betam, OaB iie elm SIutsciaB barit.
Oa man ben Slutiturj nidt ltiIlsu
tOunts, 10 itarb Die 6rau ein paar Wii,
uutsu mad @intrefieu pom Orei 9lsr;.
MajOr @. 8. 8bituep pom 13.
0tsSiment, ceiicn GOmmiiiiOn srlOidIsn
1T, miro iiA pom Dienit iuriidSisben.
uu6Oem CT beinGbe 30 Sabre Der
Stuutsmilii un9ebOrt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Noro Scranton.

= Su Der Sames SassertD 8irtb'
ihaft on g8eit Wtarfet Ctr. eutitanb
friib Donneritas WtOrsen Elm Srano.
nabriAeinlid ourd cine ieblerbafte
Raminsr6ffnuns ueruriadt, bod selans
es Der bur6 Saiten 81 alurmirtsn
6euerwebr, Die Slammen ;u l6iden,
ebe uiel SdaOen unseri6tst wOrosn
mar.
- Soispb @uitaites uon Blair aUs.
me erbislt am 5reitas in Der Didion
3ehs ourd cine uOrieitis eriolste Gr.
plOiiOn 10 bOis Serlesunsen, baB an
ieinem GuftOmmsH seSweifelt pirb.
Das @eii6t wurOe ibm uerbranut, Der
re6te arm nabe Dem Sano9elenf ss'
brOben unO er aud wabri6sinli6 innsrs
lib usrlest. Wtan bra6te ibm sur
SebanblunS ua6 BEN Staat SOipital.
Ser 9barles S8. i3issler pOn g..
Wtuin auenue, elmer Der prOmiuenteiten
Burger bieieS Stnottbeiles, Der i6On
siniss 3eit frdufslte, ftarb Sumitus i'm
sllter BON 5s Sabren. Der 8sritOrbene
mar ein lansiGbri9er sIu9eitellter Der ..
& $. GOmpanie, @rfinorr eiHss Sdies
ferleiers uno aud prominent in @ebeims
seisllidaften. @r pirO BON Der Satin,
orsi TO6teru uuO sinsm SObns iiber,
lsbt, iOlpie aud Oem 8ruOsr, Serrn
Seurp 8. 3issler uon Der Siibieite.
Die Seifesung erfOlste Dienitus i'm
5Oreit 0ia 6rieObOie.
- Der 14iabri9e 9Obn DtOOre pom
9lmelia 2luenue, ais SOte in Der Suter.
national 9OrreipOnoenj S6ule oil
9SgOnling Auenue anseitellt, wuroe
fur; nab Wiittas am Samitas Our6
Den 6abrltubl set0Otet. Wiit sinem an
Oeren Snabsn nollte er pom oritten
Stodnerf binunter iabren. bod Der
6abrlmbl sin9 nab Oben, anitatt bins
untsr, wOraui bic SeiOen abipransen.
0enrD liihots, ieiu Samerao, errsibte
Oen 5uBbOOen unuerleet, bod WtOOre
parO uuter Dem ibweren Siderbeits'
tbOre geian9en uuo iein SOpi in idauOers
batter Weiie jsrOriidt. oGnu fiel sr nod
Die orsi Stodpsrte binab uno trug elm
ssbrO6snss @snid OauOn. OaS yeben
mar suttlObsn, uls Der seruiene slr;t
eiutrai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Gas 5bal abw arts.

9ablor. = Das 1aBlOr Soipital III
ihon jest uOllbelest unb nur nit Wtiibt
fOnnen meitere Patientsn unter9sbra6t
lperoen. i lin Den Durit Der 8emobner
uon 2aglor ,u itillen, uerlan9en iiini'
unofiinfSis PcriOnen Die 8eredtisuus
gum Ssrtuuf uOn seiitisen @etrdntsn.
= @twa fiinfBis WiitsIieOer Der bisIisen
@aluarg Soptiiien Stride baben ben
9eiitliden Der @smeinOe, gaitor SenrD
.. Sarris. I'M feline RsIisnation er.
iu6t, neil oieielbe numerii3 un6 finan'
jiel feline SOrtihritte made. Sarris If
felt 16 Sabren Der SeslIorser Der Sc
meinOe. wibmet aber bic 9So6enta9e
isiner Fruris ais SlOuOfat. - Dienltas
9iahmittas mar 3abltag fir Die 9lrbsi'
ter Der SoIOen, OiatiOnal, SaDlor uno
8pne j3e6en. = Dieien OOnnerIta9 lit
Der Wiasfenball Der 3aDlor S6laud
SO. giO. in Otis Salle. Der umSus
bssinut puntt 8 llbr.-Dsr Sdlte trott
man wOblsemutb, weun man bel uns
ii6 flsiOen tbut. Sliibmann & 8eibel.
= @abrenO sr DOnnsritas 0iudt in
eiuem Seiiet Bier bOlen pOllte. fiel
STANLEY 98ut9id BON OlO 5orse auf
Dem Seitenwes nisOer, wOOurd er eiuen
SddOslbru6 erbielt, Dem er Samitas
9ta6mittas srlas.
- 6runt 2swis, ein 9lussitsater Der
9reenwOOO S8diderei uabe SlO SOrse,
wuroe Donneritug Don sinsm berab.
iallenOsn brennenoen Gulmbnuien
beiuabs uOllitanOis besrabeu unO pers
braunte bGiuabe, ebe ibu anOere glrbsitcr
aus ieiusr sefdbrlihen 9use bsfrsien
tOunte. SepiS marc in tritii6em Gu.
itanO Dem WiOies 3aplor Soipital
iiberiHbrt uuO erlu9 ben 8runOwunben
an Samiius.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
slus benz oberen Sbale.
(glr6balo @orreipOnocnS.)

- SOiepb YifurO, wslder bic elefs
trii6e Wtai6ine fiibrt, bic Sarrsn mad
uno uon Der GaDmOno 3e6e in ards
balo befDrbert, murbe seitern 0ta6mit.
tag ;wii6en Oem WtOtOr uno einem
Yfeilsr ;u IOOe srquetidt.
- Oti6ael Sermane pom 3brOOp
wuroe SamltaS. ais er entlans ben Sn'
tario & 8eitern @eleiien lief, BON einer
9OtomOtiue setroiien unO erbieIt msbrere
0iippsn sebrOdeu, iOwie aud anrere
Ysrlstun9en. Wtan bra6te ibn 3ur
9sbunOluns nah Oem Staat 9oipital.
(Garbonoale GOrreipOnoenj.)
- Die Office Der StsriliSeo SOttlins
GOmpanie uu Belmont Strabs wuroe
tsreitus 9ia6t uOn @inbre6erH beiudf,
bod mar ibr llnternebmen Elm erfol9to'
les, oenn lie erlansten nur orei @ents
als Ssuts unb tranien Elm puar Slaiden
Bier aus.
- Sn oem pon Der Garbonoale ums
brslla Gompanie uno bem .3eitunss'
bdnolsr TbOmas Wiurpbp benusten
@sbaube uon Parf Place sntitano Dom
nsritas 9iaft elm Srano. BEN elm allsss
msiner 9llurm pom Saiten AZ folsts.
IS nabm orsiuiertel Stunoen, nm biz
Slammen gu bepdltisen, nudbem be-
oeutenoer Shaoen anseriAtet poroen
mar.
- slni Der .. & 8. @iienbabn ,u
6rostOpn, ,wiiden slrdbalo uno
Sermpu. CAB ss OOnnsritus gOrmittu0
elm 3uiammsnitoB swiiden Spei 3ii9en,
nobel ;wei WtGuuer uOn bier. Der Wta'
i6inenlsiter Goblin uno Iranf @alla.
sbsr. psrlest puroen. @riterer erhielt
inuerlide Yerlesunssn unO msbrere&ip'
pen 9ebrOhen, lOoab er in sefabrli6em
3uitanb nad Rem Staat Soipital in
Scrunton 9enOmmen werOeu muBte,
wdbrenOSallu9ber nit bOienS6rammeu
uuo elmer perrenften S6ulter entfam.
SsiOe Didnner wuroen unter Dem Sen.
Der" seianssn unO blieben clue uOlls
StuuOe bort liesen. bis Der Sampf.
bebetrubnsn pom bier iie befreite. 0is
unOsren .3usunseitellten. retteten iid,
our6 3eitises abiprin9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
sSilfss. Barre Sea6ri@ten.

= Hihter gSbeaton lit Der anli6t,
bab 9ujerns @Ountp obne @Onitables
better 3uwese fommeu fOnne, ba oieiels
ben bod lire 9fli6t nift erfiillteu.
- SIN utter BON SO Sabrsn ueritarb
babier porlesten Sumita9 Serr Hobert
@raeper uon 0iOrtbumptOn StraBe uno
es iiberleben ibn Die Satin, ein SObn
uno cine 9O6ter.
= Wiit 3useu unO San9en ermarten
Die Wirtbe uno ioldlc. Die es weroen
wollen, ben nd6lten WiUntas. wann ras
@sri6t pom &u3erue @OuntD icine @ut'
i6siOuns iiber 2iSsnsapplitutionen be-
tannt MAIDEN piro.
- @apitan Gam. S. SonurO 1T uOr'
lsttsn Sumita9 bOdbetaSt oubier &C.
itorben. Der SeritOrbene 3Os Dor pie
len Sabreu pom scranton na6 SBilfes'
barre uno funo slnitellun9 i'm @eri6ts'
iuals. .Oaop" SOfaro, ObwObl eiIl
gsnnipluaniihOeutider uerbrudte ieint
3eit uornebmlid in oeutidsr @sisll'
idaft.
= Sine sSitatiOn 1T bier ins Seber
ssruisn wOrosu. wslds beSwedt. bal
SBiltssbarrs reines g8ufer srbults uni
OuB bic StaOt bic geriorsuns iibernsb
men iOa. yii6t weHiser ais pier Se
sussqusllen werOsn senannt. welde beI
SSanerbebarf oeden miiroen, nemlid
Jiortb Mountain, 0iescOped Greet il
Deniion 2Ownibip. @bOte Srssf (Sea
@rest GODnibip) unb sittIe sSupwullo
pen @rsef. @s iOllen 9enuucrs @rmit
t,luusen iibrr bic Soften unSeitellt wsr
ben.