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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15

INDIANA TOWN IS ALMOST
Completely WIPED OUT

The damage thus Tar reported in other follows
Brazil Ind y miles away $1,000 including the art glass in
the First Methodist church valued $1,000 Charlottesville
Ind, IS miles away $1,000 % buildings being damaged;
Greenease Ind p miles away $1,000, Tce IIau,c $4,000
Losses OF $1,000 and reported in 10 other towns
II estimated late this afternoon 90 persons are miss
ing The number OF dangerously injured placed at zoo
and the slightly injured at Is
Powder Works Survivor.
surviving employe Of the powder works found this
afternoon buried under debris several hundred feet from the
works One OF his legs blown off lie declares that he
knows that at least 100 lives were lost
Governor any has ordered the Terre company Of
militia Fontanet this afternoon and take charge
Foutane had population Of 200 and none Of the houses
in the place habtable relief train with state tents will
leave Tor Fon'aue this evening camp Tor unfortunate
people will be pitched a field town.
At 10 80 this morning second explosion occurred in
s,orehouse hill short distance from main mills Three
reseuers injured by this explosion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-15

ing until Friday. His attorneys
made a motion for a new trial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17

Last Thursday the high school stu
dents were agreebly surprised to see
A. A. Huebsch. one of last years
teachers, calmly surveying the place
and looking big as life and twice as
natural. The period for current events
was given over to Mr.. Huebsch during
which time he gave nice talk on his
visit to Salt Lake City, which was in
teresting and highly appreciated by
all. Mr.. Huebsch eft for Chicago on
the afternoon train.
Mrs. Thos. Pagel left last Friday
for visit with her parents in Plain
field, Wis, She expects to remain
about two weeks.
Miss Jennie Fink paid visit to
Darlington friends on Tuesday of this
week
Nick GRADER shipped carload of
fine horses to Michigan Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Hall of Mifflin was a call
er here on Monday.
T. G. Lewis, station agent at Har-
ker, paid g visit to Mineral Point last
Friday.
Joseph Treweek attended to profess
ional duties of Lancaster Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
PASSED FROM THIS LIFE
Mrs. Thomas Owen tones

died at Mary Thompson hospital on
Friday Oct. II, at the age of 81
years, s months and 81 days.
Her maiden name was Minnie Celesta
Goninen, the Oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Goninen of the
Linden. On July IL, 1900, she was
married to Mr.. Thomas Owen Jones.
One son, Bennie Lloyd Jones, was
born to them. She had not been we'll
for some time, though she was able
to be around to do her homework
until about two weeks ago, when she
was taken very i'll. She was taken to
the st. Mary Thompson hospital for
an operation. The operation was
performed, and two hours later she
passed away. The body was brought
home for burial. The funeral took
place on Tuesday. The services were
conducted by Rev G. Griffiths, asis-
ted by Rev. John Hardcastle. Mrs.
Jones was we'll known and we'll liked
by all that knew her, and she will be
missed not only in the home but in
all the vicinity. A husband and Il
son, fathers and sister, besides many
other relatives were left to mourn
their loss after her. May God bless
her husband and her son and all the
relatives, and comfort them in their
bercavment and sorrow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
THE DEMOCRAT.
Subscription, 81 .25 per year In Advance
TELEPHONE 74-2.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. p. Whalen and daughter EN-
ma were in Milwaukee last week.
S. w. Salmon has just been grant
ed patent on al Automatic Spark
Arrester and Draft Regulator for
Traction engines.
Mrs. Oscar Hanson of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs. Samuel LanyOn.
James W. Hutchison has been con-
fined to his home for several days
with a bad case of blood poisoning in
the right leg; but fortunately the
disease has been checked and he is
now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur TreVahi and Messrs.
Herman Golliner and Thomas Harris
returned last Monday, after spending
few days with friends and relatives
in BelOit and Evansville.
Charles Crane of West Salem was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Blewett last
Miss Pearl Curnow is visiting in
Chicago.
Theodore Unger came here from
Milwaukee on Monday. His wife and
daughter have been visiting here
about two weeks. 1t is eleven years
since Mr.. Unger left Mineral Point,
and this is his first visit bnro Oipoo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17

Miss Mary Stephenson returned
home this week after a pleasant visit
in Platteville.
Miss Anne M. Jeuck is visiting with
friends in Dubuque this week.
Hollandale Review: Mrs. Mulca-
hay, who has spent the summer in
Mineral Point, is visiting at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Ward.
Wesley Stephenson has returned
from the west, greatly improved in
health.
Fred Walters, Albert Murrish, Ed.
Engles and Clarence G. Potter formed
jolly hunting party which started
for Hancock, Wis, on Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
CITY PROPERTY.

A fOur-rOom house and an acre and
and one-third acre OF land on oak street
Lot No. in the Oates Subdivision,
on the west side OF Dodge street
A four room house and acre Of land
situated in south part Of city. Pleasantly
located viii be sold at a right price.
Two acres of good land in the west
ern part OF the city.
The Parkinson residence in Mineral
Point formerly the home OF Robert james.
1t Is situated on High street and Is one OF
the most pleasant homes in the city VIII
be sold at right price
The Padon homestead, adjoining
st. Mary's Catholic church on the southwest;
also one acre of land, west Of residence, with
small barn. The property is In good condi-
tion and will be sold at a right price.
The residence of Albert NJ. Stephens,
four blocks south OF High Street, opposite
Mrs Mary NeaPs. House contains six rooms;
has two cellars, a good cistern and small
barn. Inquire Of the Mineral Point Real
Estate Agency.
The Carbis residence-good proper
near the fourth ward school building. This
is Specially good investment at this time
when good dwellings are in strong demand.
Three lots in the Roberts Subdivis-
ion; each lot 70x160 feet. Good lots in a very
desirable location. Will be sold cheap.
a nice cottage in the Harris sub
division, South part Of city; also several
desirable building lots. VIII be sold right
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
HIGH PRICES FOR CHEESE
Paid on the Mineral Point Dairy
Board on Oct, Is.

The cheese sales on the Dairy
Board on Tuesday were:
80 Twins. .............(G 15Bc.
"a withdrawn.
$50 Daisies withdrawn. Price bid
15s.
The next meeting of the board
will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Floral Scandal.
"You can't paint the lily" declared
the rose
Maybe not" responded the aster.
But have you noticed?"
Noticed what?"
''The lily padsp'-Washington Her
aid.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
SAVED THE SCENE.
A Case Where Necessity Was the
Mother of Invention.

Mother of Invention.
William FaverSham once saved him.
self dismissal from company in his
early days through his quick wit
81 had been engaged as utility
man," he says, with a company that
opened with a war play in western
town. I had difficult part that ran
through every act, and it was impor-
tant even if I had little to say OF do.
I got along very well, and in spite of
the many costume changes I had I
met with no difficulty until the last
act. I was an orderly in this scene,
and I was hurrying to buckle my belt
when heard my cue.
81 FASTENED to the wings. Some one
threw fuller's earth all over me to
show that had been riding hard, and
/ dashed madly on just as the sound
Of hoofs died away. When I reached
the center of the stage and the ap-
plause had subsidized my hand went
into my tunic for my dispatches, which
I was to hand to General Allen. I had
forgotten them!
'Now, these dispatches furnished
the climax Of the play, and something
had to be done, and done quickly. I
felt my heart rise in my throat and
knew that every one on the stage was
looking at me. The wait was growing
awful, terrible, and I was just about
losing courage when brilliant idea
came to me. I threw open my shirt,
ripped off porous plaster was wear
ing and thrust it into the generals
hand. Then I staggered to chair and
dropped exhausted. There was a
round Of applause, for the audience
thought that I had been shot and had
covered the wound with the dispatch
es."-Bohemian.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
Elements of the Universe.

Science declares that up to date the
suns and planets all seem to be built
up out of identical materials. We are
not acquainted with any element in
any of the heavenly bodies which is
not to be found. for instance. or the
earth. Helium. for example, first dis
covered in the sun. was subsequently
found on earth in the rare mineral
clevite. In the handful of earth that
you pick up at your feet you may be-
hold the contents of the universe
New York American.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
A Shave In China.

The barber in China frequently pur.
sues his calling under peculiar condi,
tons. No soap is used, the parts being
simply rubbed with water and then
scraped with a fearSome iron weapon
made locally, which, though it might
astonish a Sheffield cutler, yet answers
the purpose very well.-Wide World
Magazine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
A Good Business For Sale

AS I intend to quit business in
Mineral Point, I offer for sale my
business. Inquire of !. B. Pittz.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
EIqin Price for Butter Fat.

For all hand-separated cream deliver
ed at the Spensley & Hoare Creamery
Mineral Point, Wis, we will pay this
week, ending October 10, 293cts. per tb &.
for butter-fat. SPENSLEY & HOARE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
Great Inducements

are offered TO the early purchasers of
Fall and Winter goods at the relia-
BILE store of c.. Varlin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
CO-WOrkerS' BaZaar.

The Co-Workers of the P. M. church
will hold their annual bazaar and sup
per, Thursday, Dec. 5.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
MINERAL POINT
Real Estate Agency
AT THE DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
FARM LANDS.

A good farm of 100 acers. near
the city of Mineral Point; will be sold cheap
A very desirable stock farm, six
miles south Of Mineral Point containing
400 acres. plenty of good bottom land and
good running water. Will be sold right.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
THE MARRIAGE RECORD
DaY-WeSt.

Francis Day sd Florence West
were married Oct Is, at the Motho-
dist Episcopal parsonage, by Rev.
S. A. Bender.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
WAN rs.

EOR SALE-A small hard coal stove almost
= as good as new. Inquire at the Demo-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17

HQK SALE-Three Cotswold buck lam lbs
i VIM. Hawke, Rural Route no, 4 M Inc
Point Wis. INC 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
S8dpne Gpuntp.

6onrsoaIr. Der 6rant Stcin.
mann 0obnunS al YisrSebntcr StraBC
wurbe 6reitas WiOrgen Surd einen
Brand Gin S6aOen BON 5000 ause.
ridtet. Sin brsnnenOs Serge sntiiinbete
sineH SOrbans Spiiden imsi 3immern
unO in Elm paar Wtinntsu itauS ons
Spelieiimmer in 6Iammeu. Stein.
mann unO ieiu SObn bradteu eS iertig.
ole 5lammeu ;u lOihcu, ebs lie meitcre
2luSocbnuug crtdn9ten,- OauiO Fulis,
Der ais SdSsr cine gepiiie Seriibmtbsit
srlanst bate, itarb Sreitag IN ieinsr
lSObnung oabier i'm %. ysbeusiabrC.
RnliS tOOtsts idOu i'm gllter uOn -
3abren sintn Ydren nuO bic leete 1Silo,
faee I'M 9ountB purSe uon ibm inn
Sabre 1868 0etOOtst, q 3bOmns ScllD
non bier. eiu Yrsmisr Der Gric @iicns
babu. murOc Sonntag ju RonO @OOn
uOn eiuem 3u9c iu Die suit 0cihtsuOcrt
uuO lanOete SwiibeH oitiem uuO tinem
auOersu 3use. Der Jiaum mar 10 eug,
OuB CT iid ieit an ocn ciuru 3us Oriideu
muBls, nm Dem 3OOs 81 cutgeben. aber
srbielt CT Gin esbrudleneS
oanOsslent, SdrammsH am SOpf uno
wabrlheinlid iHnsrIitbe YerIeennssn.
Niau ermartet is6Oh. OaB sr pieOer sss
Heien wirO.- 9tsiubOlO 9abI puroe
Disuitae WiOrssH III Dem Osuti6eu
TotbcIiifeu 6rieObOis bssrOi9t. Der
ieIbs mar Samltas 9lbsnO in isinsr
SSObHuns an 0aiusr StruBs ptOeli6 &C.,
itOrbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Aittstcn.

= Die DemOfraten uominirten anl
Samitas ben 2lOpOfatsH gSm, 8. @illes'
pie fir WtuDor. wGbreno SObn .. Son
uOu Den Republitanern nOminirt wuroe.
- Die usue g8uiienbulle oabirr,
wel6e fir Companion s unO 8 pom 8.
Re9iment erbaut nurOe. lpll am tOms
menosn DOuueritas 9iahmittas nit
entiprsdenoeH Gersmonieu einssweibt
weroen.
- Der 15idbrige 9eter Stiibel pom
Dupont, Dem lsets g9ohe in Der SeiOels
berg 3ede Our6 oen 5SuBtritt siues
GielS eiu S6aOelbrud iugeiiigt puroe,
erlus Saultag i'm 0oipitaI Der ers
baltenen 9erleeuus.
- Die uerfOblteu llsberreite oeS
lbirbiiters @barlcS Durham wurOeu
Oienitag WiOrgsn al Der 0arrp s..
3edJe gu 6OrtD Sort auigeiuuOen.
Winn mutbmubt. OaB Der Wtanu rin'
ibliei uuO Oic yampe iciur SteiOuuo III
SranO ieete.
- Gbartes Jteie pom 5snfius 2lneD
wOllte DOuucritag 9iadt, einem Jiuie
iOlgcnO. lid ms 5reie 6essbsn, be.
mertts absr in 3eit cincu bewuiiusteu
3taIicuer unO 5os iif Oann wisOer
juriid. pOraui cine 9lniahl nm Oas 6uus
itatiOuirte Statiener msbrete S6hiie
abisuerten, wsl6s Die Senltsr ser.
triimmsrten, absr uismauo Uerleetsn.
Wtan nimmt at. OaB bic pS9wur;e
6auS" Nsu Mann ermOrSsn pOllts, OBJ
idOn sr ertldrte. OaB CT teiue llria9e
Onfir feuns. Die ROrSbanSs tniif Dor
BEN @iutrsiisu Der ROliSsi aus.
Die fsinitsn Orudarbsitsn in Der Stobt,
eisfsrt Die Office bss .BO6snbtutt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
NprS Serantou.

- Die Gbeleuts GSwin 9Seiienilub
Don @Iectric 9luenue wurOen gsiteru
our6 Die glnfunit elmer GOdtsr be9liidt,
= Sin unorSsntli6ss Saus an Wta.
rion StraBs, uOn @OWarO Swars be-
trisbsh, nurbs SOuntas 9iudt uOn Der
3Oli;ei auSgebObeu uno Sware. Jtu'
OOlpp 0cmptc uuO 3Obn non So5ercas
perbuitet, SpGter crbielt crlcrrr $50
uuo Die iwsi leetren ie SO Straie aui-
erlegt.
- Die 9Sobmng Der 6ran Diarp
Saua9e alt Siluer 2lueuue. no ansebs
lib obus riSeus Getrdntc ucrtauit wur-
ben, III SanituD 9iaht uOu Der BOlijsi
pOrOen unO ole 6rau, ionic
orei UiGuHsr wuroeu Osrbaitst. Sritere
mubte ipdtsr $50. ole Widnner ie 80
Strait bc;ablcn.
- Der 3taIiener yOuiS Ferrino,
pclher in SRI. Marion JlsgO uon RrOs
ui0ence 9iuao uerlebt III. absr feline Srs
ieinsr yei0euibait ian0, er'
id)isn NtOntas 9iabt nit einsm nsuen
uOr Ses NldOteus 9eObs
uuus uuO motlte iie eben ansrciicu. ais
Elm junssr Uiaun uamsns SnOr eridien
unO OeuSlutOtritiseu ua6 siuem tiidti'
gen 9iiusen sntpaiiusts. Das WtdSs
den snttam nit Gin puur SdrammsH,
SerrinO msbrsrs S6nittwuHs
ben Ourd isiu sissuss 91aiirmsiisr sr'
bisIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
spcSieacr
Muiraamuugs Scrfant
u0n
9NOueuem
8ettOedtl.

0ieIss lit Die @pO6e Der YOrtbeil
@ei6i6te fir Die OtOnomiihe SanSbdl'
term. llniere Bettoeden SertGuIe ltno
nsnia uno neit uon chamber enttsrnt,
ieoo6 werben lie pom SGufern nit Dem
or6Btem Suisrsiis erwartet, Die oas bette
in BOlloeden ;u reouSirten Preilsn
iu9en.
1914 wsiBs @Olle, uerSiertsr Rano,
$1.99 ous Paar.
1914 wsiBs @Olle, usrSierter Rano,
$2.49 bas Yaar.
la weiBs @Olls, usrsierter 8anS.
$2.49 oas Baar.
liza weiBe g8Olls, usrSierter 8ano,
1925 oaS Raar.
ia msiBe Uolle, usrsiertsr Ranc,
$3.50 oas Eaar.
1O-4 itritt gang Wolle. Warp iowit
@infiilluns, $3.50.
ia usrSisrts FluiO Settceden, rOiu
uno mei6, blau uno neiB. roth nnr
ihwar;, garantirt itritt gang @Olle,
9Burp uu6 @iuiiillun9. Sin uorSil9li'
der Wertb Su 5000. Speiieller aut'
raumunsspreis. $3.50 bas Paar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Staetrdtb.
Common Council, "a. Sanuur.

Common COUNCIL, "a. SuHndI.
Oieier 3wsis lit Der sluiibt, oaB tein
SpeSiul @omite n0tbis lit, nm Die slb'
fallfruse ;u erleOisen, Oenn in Der ObiSen
Yerlammluns wurbe Die OicsbeSiisli6s
Oss oberen 3weiges nieoer'
oeitimmt unO cine auoere anSenommen,
woOur6 oas Oiisntli6e 5iherbeits Go'
mite anitatt zines SpejiaI SOmites ban'
oelu miro.
@inem anSeren 9Or9sben Oes Oberen
3weisss warO jeOO6 bsissitinmt, nem'
lid, OaB man Die Sifsrte uon s. VI.
Scranton annebme. Der iid bereit er'
tlGlt bat, Der StaOt $4,000 uno Die
Soften gu besabIsu. in YcslsiAuns Oersn
6oroeruns fir GOmmiiiiOnsn an Sijsnss
9eloeru, Die Suriid 9ebalten wurosn.
SSn siusm Sdreiben ertlGrte StaOt'
auwult Dapis, OuB untsr Dem Gontrott
nit Der scranton @as uuo yeaHer
9ompanic Die StaOt fem 6edt babe. Die
Preiie gu resulirsn. welde bic @Ompanie
berednst. Die Sruse mar, oh Die
@ompauie oas 6edt babe, wdbreno Der
sessnwartiSen @picemie Die bisbsri9sn
8allerpreiie Su berehnen.
Sine uon GbOmas einsebradte Eslo'
luton. Die anssnOmmen wuroe, erre9ts
ni6t wenis 9ntereiie, oenn lie weiIt ben
Stuotanmult oil, cine @eiesporla9e Sii
entwerieu. wel6e ben @ountg RiAtern
Ous Nsdt wesnimmt, Seiidtiser fir ab'
;usstaudls unO EfuiterunSen gu eruen'
nsn uuO bic Seiusni6 oem Wtagor
iiberwsilt. Ole neus 8orluae ioa Der
Ne9islatur uor9ele9t weroen.
Stumbling Suipsttor WtOnies tiinoistG
in sinem Shrsiben an. OaB Die Sn'
itallirunS sines SeiSipitems i'll Dem
Suurtier Der Dampier GOmpouie 9to. 2
$525 tOiteu wurOe. Dus S6reibsr
warO uu9euommen unO einsetragen.
9ieue Yorlageu muroen wie fOl9t ein'
screi6t: SOblsr- SrOiuanj iiir Slmen'
oiruus Der 6euersrenSen OroiaanS; re-
ferirt. Onuis = Sroinan;, Die Der
Wiapor ermd6tist. einen SOutraft Jill
Drudsn bes itGOtiideu . Diseit" ein'
,usebCn rsisrirt. Sewis wis-SroinaHi
fir Orsi elettrii6e Si6ter in Der 5
g9arO; reIerirt. SeuD- Sroinan, iiil
elm Vidt oil Wiiiflin 9luenue, Swii6er
Siaoeu uno Wiulberrg StruBeu ; re-
ierirt. 3i;elmunn-OrOinuu3 fur lie
bsrtru9un9 pom seWilsn @eloern imOe
partement Der OHentliden Siherbeit
reierirt. Solano- GelOlutiOu, Die Der
OirsttOr Der OiieHtli6sn Siherbelt an
psiit. baSu ,u ieben, OaB Die ScrautOr
RaiIpuD GOmpunis beim Se9en eines
bOppsltrn @sleiies an PittstOu gIusnut
Die porselhriebrnen SeOin9un9en er'
iHat; unsenommen. Yartrio9e
Yitti6riit fir StsuernablaB auf Dem
Oeutidsu 80. g. Stride Piurrbaus fin
1906 an9enommsn.
Die sin5iSs bel Oritter Seinn9 beitd'
tists gOrtuss mar isus fir S6usbur'
riersn auf Der @mmet StruBe SreuIuna
Der Gsntrat @iienbabn uOH 0isT
Serisg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Stus Scm oberen 5balc.
(glrbbalo GorreipOnocnS.)


- @tma Miittsrna6t am Wiontas
wuroe Der 9rOBe BREEDER Der Wtount
9eiiup SObleu Co.. Der uai einem Sii'
gel cine piertel Wieile BON Seiiup itanb,
ourh eiu 6euer SeritOrt, einen Serluit
Don etma $3.50, 600 peruriuhen6. @tma
900 Widnner uno Snuben perliercn
Surb ben Yrnn6 ibre 9eIfdfti9uus.
oenn rie SOblen Der Wit. Seiiup 3ede,
9ed Sdabt uno 3ede Der Wtooiic fOb'
len @ompanis wurOen in Dem ieritOrten
BREEDER fir ben Wtarft uorbereitet.
Die betbeilisten @ompanieen baben be-
ibloIen, ben BREEDER wieoer auiju'
bauen.
= Sn einem SOpprtten @sb6uOe Der
.. q 8. @Ompanis gu 9eiiup, BON
ben Sumilisn 2llfrsO SulOsriOn uno
SOiepb Sbunlsp bswObnt. brad baIb
Elm llbr Sumitas WtOrsen Elm Seuer
aus. Srau 8alOsriOu lag nit ibren
iiinf Sinosrn Oben i'm S6lafe uno uls
iis curd Den Taud srwedt wuroe,
nubm lie ibr iiin9ltes aino in bic arme
uuo riei ben unberen ~, ibr Su fOlseu.
9lls iis i'm Sreien eitraI, bemerfte iie.
oaB ibr 9jdbriser SObn feblte uno iie
wollte ibn bann bolsn. murOe aber BON
Den Slammen suriid Setrieben nno bic
6Olse mar. OaB Der Snabe ju elmer usrs
toblten WfalIe perbrannte. SSrau
Saloerion uno Der Sdu9lin9. ben lie
tru9, wurosu ;iemIi6 bOs uerbrannt
unb fir eritere bsfiirdtete man. OaB iie
ii6 ni6t wieOer erbolsn wiirOs, wdbrenb
Die orei anosrsn SinSsr init uerien9ten
6aaren entfamen. Ysioe Samilien
Uerloren ibre seiammte Sabe.
(@arbon6ale Gorreiponoen,.)
- Den @beleutsu 0srrn nno 6rau
2tnoreas Sunien pon Siebenter sluenue
lit am Oieuita9 Elm SObnlsin sebOren
moroeu.
III. .. SSeiouer BON bier. mGlder
Der Sutrrnational GsrtboOt @ompanie
1921 uuteri6ln9en buben ioll. wurOe
6reitas in Scranton uuf cine Oissbe;iis'
lihe Auflase fir iein seri9tlides @r'
ifeineH untsr Siirsidait ssitellt.
= 9ls Wtidael GOnnors pOn ScOtt
StrnBe, elm Ontario & gSeitern 9rem.
ier, am OOnneritus glbeno ieinen 3u9
uerlieB, fia er unter Die 9fGoer uno Gin
SUB unO Orei Singer wuroen uon ben.
ieIbsn 10 bOs SsrOriidt, ouB iie i'm 0iOtbs
jail 9oipital amputirt weroen muBtcn.
= Charles 6. 8rOuer uon 8rooflDn
StraBe, ein befannter iun9er SremIer
Der Ontario & 9Seitern @iienbubu.
wuroe Sreitag 9iaft i'm Ofagfielb
Sois uOn einem 3use iiberfubren, incem
Die Hdosr ieiu linfes Sein um Snie jsr'
Sriidten uno sr aud pubri6eiuli6 in'
nerlih perlest wuros, osnn er itarb ein
paar Stuncsn ipdtsr I'M OtOtbfull 9Os
ipital. @rOusr mar nabeSu 30 Sabre
alt unO WirO pom Der Satin unb mebre,
rem Sin6rn iiberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
gsilfes. Barre wa6ri6ten.


= Der DO. 1888 SiOSsr Ctr. wOhn'
bate GbOmos HOtb wuroe am 6reitas
our 9iuhs beitnttet. Sr mar rs Sabre
alt.
- Die an Gisnita9 3uuOr I'M glter
uOn 73 9ubren ueritOrbene. III Oeuti6'
lauO geborene 6ruu 9Ouer SeniOn lit
am 0onneritas besrOi9t wOrOeu.
- Die Yurser uOn OuiletOn babeu
Die 9l9itatiou fir ein neueS Gountp
wisOer besOnnen. @eO9rupbii6 fam
jener yanoestbeil taum Su VuSerns
@ountp serednet wcroeu.
- Sir ole ourb Die Rcii9natiOn pom
9tibter g8beaton entitanoene Safani
wiro Der 9lOuotat .. VI. 6uller in SOr'
ihla9 sebrud)t, oodl bcperben Iib nod
uiele anNere uni Den Soften.
- 9Sie es beibt, mill Die &ebi9b
8allcD @ompanie oarauf beitsben, oa6
ollie nui ibren 3iissn uuo in Der tele'
arapbiihen 9lbtbeilun9 9ln9eitellten lid
sdnjlih Dem @enuB seiitiSer @etrdntt
entbalten.
= 6rl. @mma Wiue Gutter. uor
Suutb uno Nineoln Straben, lit Don'
nerltas WiOr9en i'm gllter uOn 30 Sab
rem aus ocm Sebsn seihieosn. Shor
ieit pier Sabreu trGntlid, iog lie id
tiir,lih eiue 3uussnent;iinOuns 81. net
der lie erluS.
- Sin ueroerblihsS 6suer iuAte an
Samitos Absnb uuisre StaOt beim uni
SsritOrts OaS uieritOdise Saditeinsebau
be uou Carpenter & SO. au 9Seit Wiar
fet Strabe. nabe Dem Square, einel
Shaotn pon beilGuii9 s 100. 900 anrtd
teuo. Grit mad msbritiinoiSer slrbei
fonnte man oas nnsrenSenoe @i9entbun
als anger @rIabr iiebenO betra6tsn.
- gu 81 Subrn 3u6tbaus Duro
am Sreitas Robert Curtis in SSilfes
Barre uerurtbeilt. Der Den Seriud &C
mabt bate, aui @rnno falIder Yin
iprii6e pou Der Srts9encinoe Wtorcl
@eloer gu erpreHen. Gr 1T nunmeb
Der finite uOn Oenienisen Siirgern, Oi
aui Yeruuiuiiuns Der 9ur Sager
aIiOciatiOn we9en Betrii9ereien am @e
msinOesute in oas @eidnsuiB wunSerl
miiiien.
- Die 9rOBsei6wOrenen pcn Su
Ssrne @Ountp, melde Die uu9eredte slb
i66sun9 pOn @isentbum unteriudten
psrtusten li6 am Sumita9 uuo ma6teI
Die @mpieblung, oaB bas @iaentbuu
Der SOblen Companion I'M s so, 1000, ,O0
bObsr eiussi6dst werbe. aua empfab
len lis, Die aiieliOreu =. s. t5Oro uo
Bittston, 9Silliam 98Olie uOn Sail
9ownIbip, 9umes 9OptiHs uOH Sen
fins 5Omnibip unO 98illium .. @uan
uOn GowarOspille in 2tHfla9e3uitano ;l
uerlesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31

Sin preferences 5cusr bat in Oen
3eheu Der SoIon SO. nabe SbiuHSs
towu. u. &a., sroBs SsrWiiituugsn an.
9eribtCt.
- 3u GlOOruOO. Sas., besiuB ser
6armer JiObtrt 0au, Der auseblibe
Ui0rbsr Der yebrsriu Wtarp @lub. i'm
@sidngnib SslbitmOrO.
= @eOrse u. Surubam ir., Der ;u
;wsi Sabreu J5idtbaus Usrurtbsilte
gics.PraiiOsnt Der wtutuul 0ieierps
giis endurance So, Wurbs mad Sins
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