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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-11-02

Governor Vardaman says Roosevelt
will be renominated by The Repub-
licans. That settles 1t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-11-02

President Roosevelt has designattd
Thursday Nov. %, as thanksgiving
day.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-11-02

Mississippi is in danger of a great
democratic victory next Tuesday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
Hills Special Car Here.

The special car of Samuel Hill is
standing on the side track. Mr.. Hill
has party up the river for an out
ing and a visit to his ruach on the
Methow river. The party consists
of several men prominent in railroad
and steamboat circles They went. up
On the initial trip OF the new steamer
'Okanogan Monday morning to Pater-
up the river to the Hill ranch Mrs.
H. w. Treat. wife of the well known
steamship man was with the party.
Mr.. Bruce Griggs accompanied the
Hill party up the river Monday
morning.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
THE VALUE OF
ADVERTISING
Ellensbnrg Localizer. Makes COM
ments on Wenatehee's Way of
Doing Things.

The WenatcheeI Commercial club
is now busy securing the early sum
mer fruit and getting it in condition
for exhibition at the different fairs
this fall At their request the county
commissioners have appropriated
$500 for an exhibit of Chelan county
fruit to be displayed at the fairs;
the total cost of the exhibit will be
$1,000 or more and the club will dig
up all above the $500 appropriated
by the commissioners. The exhibit
will be at Everett one week, from
there it will be taken to Seattle, and
from the latter city to the fair at
North Yakima. The county will also
be represented at the Spokane fair
with good exhibit. The Wenatchee
World says it is generally admitte
that of all the advertising that has
been done for Central Washington
nothing has been so effective as the
exhibits that have been sent from
there to the several fairs, and this
is undoubtedly correct-there is no
more convincing argument as to
fruit growing capabilities OF any sec
ton than the showing OF the fruits
Of that section. Seeing is believing,
and when prospective settlers are
shown samples of crops and informed
as to the locality from which they
were brought, they are quickly ant
conclusively convinced. Ire lead OF
Chelan county may well be followed
by kittitas and other fruit growing
sections. Not the Big Red Apple
itself has made Wenatbcee famous
that distinction has been ,woa by
tireless exploitation of the fruit
grown there. Kittitas produces ap-
Piles equal in every respect to the
Chelan product, but the fact is not
generally known because it has not
been advertised. The man seeking a
lOcdtIOu lor COlliIlSicldi dpplS VI
chard will be quick to appreciate
the advantages here and when con-
vinced that We have an apple coun.
try the equal to any in the world
and that the land can be bought for
less money than in other and less
favored localities. -EllensburA Lo.
CALLER
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
RtSCKEFELIER HIS NO
CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE
Oil King Says Policy of Administer.
ton Toward Corporations Indi-
Gates Financial Disaster.

CLEVELAND, Aug 14.-John d.
Rockefeller's answer to President
Theodore Rocseyelt's antitrust liti-
CATION is a prophecy of the financial
disaster that will sweep the country
from end to end.
Rockefeller had just finished h.
game OF golf. Apparently he had
thought over very carefully every
thing ne said At no time IL ii IS
interview did he use the name of
President Roosevelt. He always re-
ferred to him as the administers
ton
What, in your opinion, will be
the effect upon the country of the
present policy of the President to-
ward great business com inat-
ions?" Rockefeller was asked
The policy of the present admin
istration.' Rockefeller said, toward
great business combinations of all
kinds can only have one result. 1t
means financial depression and fin
ancial chaos. The world has fair
dose since the extreme penalty was
imposed on one corporation with a
limited number of stockholders. The
imposition of this penalty has caused
a loss of confidence, reflected in a
falling stock market, tightening of
money and fear for the future.
and they reflect the feeling of un-
rest
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Go to the dance at the Wenatchee
Theatre following the concert in the
park Friday night. Everybody is in
vited.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will serve ice cream
and cake next Friday evening in the
basement of the church. All are in
vited to attend.
George and Deck Brown are down
from Monitor today.
M o. Merrill is in Cashmere to-
day Mr.. Merrill has the contract
for painting the new Eliis-Forde
Building at that place.
Mrs I. j. walker, Of North Yaiii-
ma. is here on visit with her sisters
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. X.
Vaughn.
Miss Hazel Chandler left today for
the Sound where she win stay in
camp a couple of weeks with the
family of E. T. Mauk.
E. E. Ellis, general agent of the
Union Pacific at Seattle passed
through the city last night on. hi;
way to Me.how on hunting trip.
j. r. Anvil is over from the Sound
where he has been for the past year.
He expects to leave in the morning
for Entiat where his brother. J. II.
Anvil, has a place.
f. J. Crum and wife We're down
yesterday from their mining prop
erty on the Entiat river. Mr.. Crum
| is just as enthusiastic as ever over
the prospects of the development OF
| a paying min0
Rev. T. A. Hilton returned this
morning from Spokane where he
went with the body Of Blanche Stan
ley, of Waterville Rev. Hilton saw
the body laid at rest in the Green
wood cemetery at Spokane.
Jack Mcpherson, president of the
Wilbur bank, of Coulee City, and
Jack Turner, cashier of the Couleo
City Bank passed through the city
yesterday on their way home after
several days spent on Lake Chelan.
NJ p Spencer, Col. Joe Green, of
Seattle, A. Keay, OF Everett ond Per-
cy Scheble left this morning for Tar
pisquim creek which empties into the
Columbia about twenty-five miles
south Of Wenatchee. The party will
be out for week or more trying
their luck With rod and gun.
B. C.. Collier and o. d. Johnson
are up on Buck Creek, near the head
of the Wenatchee river, hunting these
| days. Much of the shooting, how
ever, is being done with a photo
graph camera. They sent word this
morning that there is all kinds of
fish up there and that they are hav-
ing a big time.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
CHICAGO EDUCATOR SAYS
VERY ODD THINGS
Learned Man of Windy City Contends
That Nippon Nation Can Whip
United States.

CHICAGO. Aug 13.-Professor
Frederick Starr, anthropoiogist of the
University of Chicago. believes Jap
an can whip the United States in
war. He says it is great mistake
to send the great American fleet
into the Pacific, as the ships are
likely to show how inefficient the
navy is.
His views were presented in an
address yesterday in All Souls
Church Among the pointed state
raents he made were these:
Japan, from our standard, has no
superior as world power today.
Il am not afraid of the yellow
peril. ThinI, of what the white peril
has been. Where are the red men
and the black men?
eve are Inclined to think the
Russian army was rotten. But Rus
STA was the only power which stood
chance with Japan.
DO you think our army OF 10000
deserters year. whose men complain
of Goldfish for breakfast, detest the
marches from day to day. who elamo1
I about the small pay they receive
| could stand up against the Japan
csc?
Il do rot know if we Will have
a war with Japan.
Il hope not: if we do, it Will be
our own fault. Japan will not start
it
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14

FREE-To women for COLLECTING
names and selling our novelties.
we give big premiums. Send your
name today for our new plan OF
big profits with little work. Write
today. Address o. 4. AO6EbkY.
Prsudum department - j. 3Srd
seeese, New York Cfez.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
STANDING OF
CONTESTANTS

Madge Cushing, Wenatchee. :. 23i1
aasle Sinons, Il. +. y. L. 1882
Vida Van Cleave, Il. F. ID. 4. =. 1873
Winifred Lyons .........-... 319
Anna Buege, Winchester. -. 200
Gertrude Cosyan, Entiat. -. 200
Annie DAVIS. Leavcnworth. ;. 101
Ellen Malloy, Southsidc. ..... Is
Pearl WhisnanG. WcnatcEce 103
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
New Partnership of Engineers.

S. B. Littleton and Fred Warren
have formed partnership for the
purpose of doing engineering work.
Mr.. Littleton has been absent for
the past month in Spokane ara re-
turned home this morning. Mr.. War
rem is now doing mining work in the
Okanogan country.
The office of the new firm will be
with w. r. Prowell
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
Chewawa Hotel Arrivals.

Geo. w. Beer, Spokane; F. Pad.
dock, Denver; Chas Kasper, F. w
Rogers. st. Paul; A. w. Peabody
Seattle; w. E. Heryey. Washington
d. c.; F.. w. Keen. Seattle; Thos
C. Wiswell, Seattle; N. NJ. Jitchenal
Cashmere; A. Keay and wife, Ever.
EFT: C. E. Lord; Miss Parsons.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
Tomatoes Wanted.

Outside market on this commodi-
tv is way down. Don't let your
tomatoes spoil on the vines.
Ready sale may be bad at the We
natchee Canning Company, Wenat-
chez, Washington.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14

Everybody is invited to attend the
dance at the Wenatchee Theatre Fri
day night following the band con-
cert.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14

FOR SALE-A young driving and
saddle horse. Apply to j. J.
O'Connor's stable E. A. Wyman.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
The Secret
Now Revealed

What beauty is more desirable than
an exquisite complexion and elegant
Jewels. An opportunity for every
time only.
The directions and recipe for OBJ
tanning afauitless complexion is the
secret long guarded by the master
minds of the ORIENTALS and
GREEKS.
This We obtained after years Of
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method used by the fairest and most
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Hundreds of American women who
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This secret is easily understood
and simple to follow and it will save
you the expense of creams. cosmetics
bleaches and forever give you beau
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price we ask you to send for the
genuine diamond ring OF the latest
design.
We sell you this ring at one small
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The price Is less than one half what
others charge. The recipe is free with
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1t is genuine rose cut diamond
ring of sparkling briiliancy absolute
ly guaranteed, very dainty. shaped
like a Belcher with Tiffany setting OF
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than $500.
We mail you this beautiful corn
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is received for ring and s2.o0 IL
money order. stamps or bills. Get
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This offer is made for limited
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and introducing our goods.
Send today before this opportunit!
is forgotten.
T. C. MOSELEY.
30 Eas. 23rd Street, New York City
FREE-To women for COLLECTING
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
She'll Get L in The Neck

and that is just where the Locket
and Chain Will show off to the best
advantage. Bring your wife or sweet
heart here if you are thinking of
giging her jewelry present for
birthday or other special occasion.
We have charming line of Gold and
Silver Trinkats and Ornaments, be-
sides Ornamental Rings set with
precious stones and beautifully en-
graved You will be pleased with
both our goods and our prices.
Howard Thomas
THE JEWELER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
1aS 1bal abp pdrts.

fnBInr. - 5rnu @aspar Stt, cine
n6tbare uno beliebte iunge 6rau, itarb
Sonnta9 9iahmittag in ibrer l9obns
ung nube Der YDne .3ets na6 tGngerem
Sis6tbum i'm gllter BON q 3abren
uuo binterldBt Den Gatten uno.. ;mei
SiHOer. Ole SeerOisuns sriOlste Wtitt.
nod giabmitta9 nuh eiuem Sruusr.
gotteSOienlte in Der epaug. lutb. STRIDE
Oabier Our6 PaitOr 9Sm. Nuer, uno ss
wobuteu Oerielben Der 6rauenuerein Der
9emeinOe unO cine 9rOBe Shnar Seios
tra9enOer bel. - 0err Siaut y. iSelts.
elmer Der beitbetannten Utdnner oisier
8e9eno uuO Selieer pom bebeutenOem
SoblenlanO, itarb WtOntag 2lbeuo aui
ieiner Bauerei uabe 2aDlOr, moielbit
er am 81. 9lu9ult 1920 oas Si6t Der
g4elt ,erblidte. yiabe Yerwunbte bins
tsrl66t 0srr 6eltS feline unO man 1T
barauf, in wel6rr gBeiie er
iiber iein SermOsen ueriiist bat. Die
BeerOisuns srfolst OOnnsritas DtOrs
serlim DunmOre 5risobOfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Die erite sl6enoanterhaltuna

unter ben glulpi3ien oeS Sadawanna
3weises, Q. u. 3. g., miro ndditen
OOnnerlta9 glbeno, Den 4. glpril, in Der
Salle oes Scranton Sieoertrauj itutts
finoen, uno es miro ein Sublreides @rs
i6einen Der @inSelnmit9lieoer lpie aub
Der @lieber Der alliirten Sereine Supers
iihtli6 ermartet. Oieie @rmartun9 1T
I'M 10 berebti9ter. oa fir ben abenO
Elm wirflib aus9ejeibnetes BrO9ram
pOrbereitet 1T, oas in iclner Hei6balti9s
felt sepiB jeOem SeIuder etpas slnses
nebmeS bieten miro. 3mei Wtaien.
hOre Der Yereini9ter Sdn9er werOen
unter Der Seituns pom Prof. WtulIus
uOr9etra9en, 0as &bGateritiid pWfarft.
weibers @Onferenj" wirb Die Sa6musteln
in Sepe9ung ieeen, mebrere @Ouplets
uno Coils, Elm 3itber.Suartett, Elm
YtanOiolo BON Sri. Gei6ert unO ein
SiOliniolO BON Sri. Balter unO cine
glnipra6e Oes Serrn {. Hsi6ert um.
fanen Die Sebn 9tummern bes BrogramS,
uno als DO. IL niro cine gemiitbli6e
S6luBiisuus in 9iusii6t 9eltellt.
9la6 Ote Dumsn bes 3metSes scben
Die 3uiideruus, OuB iie es an sinsm
ihmadbaften Sun6e ni9t ieblen laiIen
meroen uno all Oem 6aIu 9eb0ri9en Jias
miro es gleibfalls ni6t manseln. sag,
Vieb6cn, mas millit On nod mebr ?"
9lprOpOs, mie nGre es, menn man Die
6eitIi6feit Suglei6 oils cine glrt j5eier
me9en Der uOrldufi9en 9iieoerIage Der
SOcal Option Sorla9G betra6ten miiroe?
@eraOe ole Wtit9lieber oes .. VI. 3. y.
bdtteu baSu ale llrla6e. Oeuu ibnen lit
oas Reiultnt in eriter Jteibe Su perOaus
fen, uno Oieier @riOls iOllte Elm Weitcrer
SpOru iein sum feiten 3uiummeubaIt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
3ittstcu.

- 3edenuOrmunn Sames Seslin
pom SoDt Sdutt, Der lid Dor Orei
0ohen Die rehte SanO leiht Nur6 cine
Shnittmuuoe perlette uno meiter nitt
beahtete. iturb SOnnta9 in ieiper @Obs
nuns Su Sntsrman un Der ein9etreteneu
Blutuer9iinn9 uno beiBem Srano.
= Du6 cine @assrplOiiOn in Ssm
Barnum Sdudt, Die IiA Samita9
SOrmittas erei9netc, wurOen Swei Wtdn.
ner, Wtartin 6lpun UOnSusbcstOwn uno
Sranf WtcGormad uon OurDea, iebr
bGs uerbrannt. Yeibe muroen Dem
bieiiseu SOipital iiberwicien uno Der
3uitauo Oss ellteren waro als ein 9e'
fGbrli6er betrahtet.
- Srib SOnntas WtOr9en wurOe in
Der Soiepb yansiOrO S6eune, @de
SinOen Struge nuO Su8erne sluenue,
g8eit YittstOn. Elm Brauo entOedt, Der
Ous @ebauOs uOllitdnOis SeritOrte ; flint
@lel. Elm FfcrO. iiinf 8usen unb Elm
Quuutum 6utter uerbrannteH unb Der
eritanoene Shaoen betrGSt etwa $5,'
600. 0iebrere Yerionen famen bel Der
Betampfun9 Der 6lammen nit elettri'
iden Ordbten in Seriibruns unO er'
bielten itarfe @ri6iitteruusen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
gBilfes. @arre Nad,ridhten.

- Die Cancellations SebSrOe bat Die
itrsifenoen @rubenleute, Der SinsstOH
SOblen @Ompuuie Sur 9trbeit ;nriid be-
orOert.
- Oerr SSobu @risbel, uOn Der tSir'
ma @ebr. @riebel, periturb uer9an9ene
@O6e i'm 9llter uOn AZ Subren na6
ldn9erer Srunfbeit.
= SalomOn SrisOlanb uOn BbiluOets
pbia, Der oabier ieine 3Ohter, Srau
@ppltsiu, beiu6t bate, DurOs DienIta9
nube Dem 4ebisb YulleD SaHubOfe UOn
eiuem frampfbaiten Suiteu befullen uno
Iturb mad sinisen Wiinuteu.
- Sir Die Gentleman Seier i'm testen
Suli bate Der bieiise StuOtratb $ 5000
bewillist. Da Der @OntrOlleur ii6 Dei'
eerte, Die Ge6nung Su be9laubisen,
marb Slase erbObsn, uno jeet bat Rih'
ter Nbeaton entihieOeu, oaB Die Sewil'
lisuns unSeieelib mar.
- Die bieli9e nGrpre6" bsfla9t iih
6aB bic Yertreter Der 3eitun9 iOwOb
BON Dem yuSerne GOuntp 3wciSuereir
wie auf uOn Der Sdnserfeit SebOroI
ni6t berudIi6tist werOen. @s IOlltl
uns leio tbuu, wenn Elm WiiBtOn in eiC
tOmmeuSen Seittuse iiele, inoem nul
our6 uneissnniitisss, einmiitbises gu
Iammenbulten oes 0eutihtbums eli
@rfols er;ielt merosn fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Wanne Spnntn.

Sunesbale.-Srau Charlotte Iaubs
ner, Die an einem Shla9anfall lit unO
ieit flint Ro6eu ans Bett eefelielt
mar, ltarb porleste Wiittwot) 0ia6t in
ibrer gSobnung on Wiain Strase. Die
YerltOrbene muroe am 25. WtdrJ in
Weimar, Oeuti6lnno, eeboreu uno
fam nit ibrem @atten in 1854 blerber /;
;wei SObne uno ,mei 206tsr iiberlsbsn
lie. Die Beiietuns erfOl9te Samitas
gia6mittus.- s.-@in tobiii6tiser SuuO
ueruria6te Douneritag 9ia6mitta9 al
Wtain StraBe nitt seriu9e glufre9un9,
bod che oas 2bier ir9en6 cine Yerion
gebiiien bate, rpuroe es nabs Dem 9lllen
0uuS uOn YOliSiit Ganipan eri6oiien.-
Die 8erlObung uon SRI. Wiar1 9rnceD
nit Sbarles Bentlcp iit an9efiiuOist
moroen. - Sine grOBe S6sune Der
@ebr. Sne binter ibrem yaoen murOe
Samltn9 9lbeuo ourh elm 6euer jeritOrt,
oas wabri6eiulib Our6 einen elettri.
iben DRAFT usruriuht wuror. Der
5euerpebr 9elang es, an0ere Geb1u0e
iu retten.-Die 98obuun9 Der SSrau
WiurD S9O an @rie Strn6e wuroe
Sonnta9 Wtor9en burh ein 6euer gum
Sstra9 pom etwu 5000 beidabist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Spbe 9arf S1pti;en.

- Der GOncorOia Serein uon Der
Oeutidsn fatb. ct. SObunnes @emsinSs
bdlt am 16. 9lpril in Sunes' Salle einen
pSmOfer" ab.
- Srau @liiubetb Gn9elbart, Wtuttsr
6eS Serrmunn @n9elbart BON 9torS
YrOmleD gluenue, bic i'm 81. 2ebens'
jabre itebt, lie9t sefdbrli6 ertruuft bar.
nieber.
= Ous iidere 3eiden elmer i6lim-
men Grialtuus lift elm Suiten. Sin
iiderss 3eideu isincr Seiluus Our6
Or. ausuft SOnis's Sumburser Sruit.
thee lit, OuB Suitsn uuO Grtdltuns usr'
I6winoen.
= Die Saui6reiuer SreS. S6blsr
uno Soiepb @onrao. un einem ueueu
@ebGuSe an Der @de pom Sadlou
Strase unO 9ientOn 0ioaS bsi9aftist
fielen UtOntag Our6 0ta4sebsn eines
@eriiites 5panSiS SUP fOpfiiber berub.
lanbeten aber gum Slid auf einem
@rObaufsn, iOcaB fie nit isbr lei4ter
Serlssuusen entfamen.
= Der 20 Sabre alte Sreo. Sttr
uon @pnOu StraBe uno als 8remiel
auf elmer Der sroBen 3edenmOtOren in
Der Sslleuue 3ede unssitelt, wolltt
Samitas Otadmitta9 auf osnielben
iprin9en. fiel uber inter bic Gdber, biz
ibm ben SOpf einbriidten unb ben 3Dr.
per idauoerbuft Serfleii6ten. Sin GrSt
wuroe mad @ntOeduns Oes llnfulles &c.
rufen, bod mar Der llnsliidlide tOot,
als oerielbe eintrai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
BON Der Slbfeite.
Der alte SObn SeBb uOn SiiO Sruins
llusnue lit nidt unseidbrli6 ertranft.

9luenue lit ni6t unseiabrli6 erfranft.
Die SsrlObuns pon 6rl. Dtaria
Yewert nit BrOf. Baul Wiuiaus 1T
anSetiiHOi9t wOrOen.
Ssrr 9Oiepb 6. @asner pon Sruins
9luenue bat Die DrubtSitter Sabrit Oes
uerIt. 8. SOicpb aitteI biuter Der
.@O6enblutt" Office tdufIi6 srwOrbsn
unb wirO iie meiteriiibren.
SacOb Sacobp BON GrOpn auenue,
Der um Dieuitas iuuOr Usritarb, wuroe
Ssreitas nu6 einem GrausrOienit in Der
ct. Wfarien STRIDE i'm 6rieobofe Der
8emeinbe bel DO. 5 CUR lesten Rube
beituttet.
Die Suri6en Srunt 6sffrOu 98il.
liam Quinn uno Batrid SenneOp,
S6iiler Der DO. Is S6ule, psl6e aus
berlelben So ltablen, muroen DOnners
flag nah einem SerbOr aui ole glnfta9e
Oes DiebItabls fir ibr seribtlides @rs
idsinsn unter je $500 Birsidait &c.
itellt.
9lls er SOnntus 9iuhmittus fir elm
ged in Der @asrObre nudfOrihte, usr'
uria6ts Nilliam @alla9ber pon Stone
apenue in ieinem Setler einen Branb,
Der ueroerblid 3u peroen OrObte, aber
pon Der ulumirten Seuerpebr bod be-
wdltigt weroen tonnte, ebe GROCER Sdas
ben entitanoen mar.
giup slus Stumm Der ROtbmdnner
srwablte Oienitas abenO bic fOlssnben
Yeamten fir Den luufenoen 3crmin {:
BrOpbet, Sobn GbeiB jun.; Sa6sm,
Sruut &. Suft; SeniOr Su9umOre. 30.
s. Su6ss; 8eepsr Of @umpum, SObu
9swsrt; Gbief Of HccOrOs, Charles g.
yswert; 3ruitee fir 1S Dtonate. SSobu
Utais; Reprdientunt sur @rOBlOss,
Sobn Sewert.
6rau Sobn Sobniton pon Yee6
StruBe purbe Samitus giaflmittus
auf Dem @lmburit BOuleourO, alS ibr
RferO erl6redt DurNe unO Ourd'
brannte, aus Der Sntihe uno einen
tiefen 9lbban9 binabgeitOEen. nobel ibr
SOrper hos Seri6unOen unO bas rebte
Obr beiuabe ubseibnitteH warb. Der
iie besleitenOe junse SObn enttam nit
lei6ten Shrammen.
Serr @eOrse 9Obmanu uon @illOD
Strabe, Der Ieit etma 40 Sabrsn Elm
seu6teter Siirser uuierers @emsin.
weiens mar. itarb am Sreitag Wtor9en
i'm 95. 2ebensiabre an ben SOlseu eines
SalleS, ben er Dor mebreren @ohen ers
bielt. Der Beritorbene, fuelher pnn
Der Satin, ben SObneu Sobn uno
yOuis unO Der Go6ter Srau @sOrss
Sduus iiberlebt wirO, wurOe i'm Sabre
1912 in 8aDern, Deutidlanb, seboren,
fam Dor iiber 80 Sabren nu6 9Imerita
uno lieB iid Suerit fir ein puar Sabre
in SonssOale nieber, iieOslte aber bann
nu6 Scranton iibsr unb mar ieitOem
bier wObnbuft. 9lls elm Munu uOn biebs'
rem Gbarattsr unO 6riitli6er @siinns
uns sruarb li6 Der 9erbli6sne sinen
srOBsn 6reunOestreis, Den iein Sin'
ideiOen idmeralib beriibrte. Die Seis
iesuuS eriOlste SOnntus yia6mittus
unter Sublreidsr Sctbeilisuns BON geio.
trasenba i'm Bittston 9lusuus Srieo.
bOfs, nobel YaitOr 98. u. 0iorot ben
2rauerOienit leitets.
I@- Sltsr' uno @OnftrmunSeu. Sar'
ten, lOmis Sii6lein, Oeuti6e uuO eng
lii6e Sibsln un6 @ebetbTdsr, Roittars
ten nit Sitsrs unO @eburtstassmiiu.
i6sn.
gu9uit ). Sraft,
1916 44o 9llOer StruBs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Bon 4etcrsbura.

- 6ruu 2lnuu 6. 4SilSer. 9Sittwe Oes
pert. Charles 8il9er. wurOe Oieniiag in
ibrer 9Sobnun9 oabler Ourb ben zoo
abberuIen. Die Yeritorbsne puroe i'm
9abr 1888 in 6rautenbeim, SreiS
SBweir, DeutihIanO, ssboren, fam
I'M sllter uOu 32 Subrsu mad 2lmsrita
uno wnroe i'm sleiben Sabre nit ibrem
uerlt. 8atten 9etraut. @S iiberleben lie
iWei SOhne unO cine To6ter uno ibre
Seiissuns erfOlst beute Oia6mittus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Die 9oeal Option Sorlaae

1T uOrIdufis sei6lasen-wir iuSen Dor.
ldufis, Oenn es lift immerbin mO9lid,
oa6 lie nohmuls aufserufen mirO. Sn
Der letten StuuOe baben iid nemli6 Ole
Otepnblitaner entihfOiieu, Die 6rase ilI
elmer politihen gu MAIDEN uno iie in
Oas republitaniihe BrOsram aufSunebs
men. Sir yOcal Option wurben Sc
uno Oagegeu 80 Stimmen ab9e9sben,
aber ju Der fonItitutiOnellen Wtebrbeit
wuren 10I Stimmen erforSerIib. Die
rReuereubs" uno ibre Sd0i ilein in
S6iir;en maren in GROCER 3abl anms'
leno unO miiblten pie Wiaulmiirfe.