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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
Americans Leaving.

Washington, Jan. 19.-The navy de-
partment, this morning received a
dispatch from Admiral Evans, dated
Guatanamo, the 18th, saying:
"Whipple arrived from Kingston to-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
Freight and Passenger Trains
Collide While Running at
High Speed
VICTIMS BURNED IN WREckAeE
Tender Of Engine Driven Thru Coach
and Only One Occupant Escapes Alive
impossible to Identify Some Of tho
Hodies--Entire Train Consumed by
Fire Except Private car-Fos OBJ
secured Signals.

Chicago. Jan, 19.-"The Queen City
special on the Big Four railroad col
lided head-on with a west bound
freight train at Fowler, Ind, at 2:3
this morning. The passenger train was
running fifty miles per hour and the
force of the collision was so great
that the tender of the passenger engine
was driven the entire length OF the
combination car, In which were nuns
her Of passengers. All Of the dead and
injured taken from the wreckage were
In this car. None of the passengers
in the sleepers were hurt.
Soon after the collision the wreckage
caught fire from the engine Goals and
all Of the coaches except the private
car OF Vice President Schaff were de-
stroyed. The dead and injured were
taken to Kankakee. It is reported that
twenty-five were killed, many of whom
were cremated.
The Queen City special' consisted
of combination baggage and day
coach, three sleeping cars, and the pri-
vate car OF c. E. Schaf; vice president
.ef the road. Owing to a dense fog,
the engineer OF the flyer was un-
able to see the light on the semiphore
which directed him to stop as a freight
had the right OF way. The train
dispatcher, knowing the fog woul'
prevent the trainmen from seeing the
block signal, went outside and waved
a lantern frantically and fired half a
dozen shots from revolver, but the
trainmen went whizzing by and a mo-
ment later the crash came. The fire.
men Of both trains were killed instant
". The engineers escaped by jumping,
The report of the collision was heard
all over town. The fire. bells and
whistles called the people to the aid OF
the injured Immediately following the
crash the wreckage caught fire and the
bodies were burned before they could
be extricated.
The heat of the cars was intense,
and the would-be rescuers could not
get near enough to render aid. The
killed included men, women and chill
dren, and all that could be seen at
daybreak was smoldering skeletons OF
human bodies and the wreckage Of the
smoker and baggage cars. Paul d.
Harris, an attorney Of Chicago, so far
a. known, was the only person to es-
cape from the combination car. One
man pleading piteously for aid, pinned
under can seat, was rescued when
the flames were within six feet of him.
Another man was thrown out Of the
window Of the smoker into the ditch.
These were the only passengers rescued
the smoker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
SUBURBAN TRAIN WRECKED.

Thirteen Persons, Passengers on Lake
Shore Railroad, Injured.
Hammond, Ind, Jan. 19.-By the
wreck of a suburban train on the Lake
Shore railroad, last night. thirteen per-
sons were injured, none fatally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
Big FOUR COLLISION
KILLS TWENTY FIVE
Another Railway Horror Near Fowler, Ind
lana, Early This Morning Brings Ter
rible Death to Passengers

jured, but not seriously.
The accident was caused by a train
which went west at midnight last
night. A car left the rails and for a
stretch e half mile the flange wheels
cut theN- IS off the fish plates. When
the flyer struck the track on which
the bolts were cut, the rails gave way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19

GOO DEAD ALREADY BURIED
Very Few of the Houses Left Standing
Are Inhabitable and People Are liv'
ina in the Parks-Food and Medi-
cines Are Still scarce-No Ameri.
cans Among kiIled-Marines Aid.

New York, Jan 19.-News from
Kingston is still coming in slowly,
twenty -four hours late, but the worst
is now apparently known. The town
itself is a wreck Very few of the
houses standing remain habitabie. The
populace is living in the open. Food
and medical supplies continue scarce
but relief ships are hurrying TO the
stricken city from many quarters. The
death list will probably b. about 100
The seriously injured and in hospitals
will number 500. Many others OF the
injured are being cared for at tempo-
rary homes. Progress is being made in
clearing away the debris Dynamic Is
resorted to in clearing away the men-
acing ruins, Good order prevails. Adj
miral Davis who was in the harbof
with the battleships Missouri and IN
diana has been called on for help in
the work of policing the city. He
nromptly responded by landing ma
rines. who are now assisting the Brit
;sh authorities In the maintenance OF
of order No Americans We're killed as
a result of the disaster, despite the
fact that there were many American
tourists in the place when the vista
ton came.
dfSnlfrh frOn
Kingston to the Evening News, under
today's date, says:
"An official report just issued states
that over 700 bodies have been buried
at Kingston. The remains OF LUZ
other victims have been identified and
that large numbers are still missing
There is no confirmation of this
large total of dead elsewhere. 1t is be-
lieyed the figures I,017" is a cable er-
ror.
Washington, Jan. 19-The most i'm
portant bit of earthquake information
to reach the state department was
report from the manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company at Ha-
5yana that no Americans had been killed
or seriously injured at Kingston up to
Z o'clock Thursday night.
This fact was contained in a dis
patch to the state department from
Robert c. Clowry, president of the
Western Union, who transmitted two
cablegrams from varona.. the Havana
manager.
The state department has been unable
to get into communication with the
American consular officers in Jamaica.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND.

Passenger Train DeraiIed by Washout
Near Bureau, ll.-Trainmen Hurt.
Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. 19.-Train 337 on the
Rock Island railroad, early today ran
into washout two and a half miles
west Of Bureau, Ill The train was de-
rallied. The engineer and fireman were
seriously burt, and three or four pas
sengers Wee slightly injured. All the
injured were brought to the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
wINNIPEe FLYER WRECKED.
Almost Entire Train Leaves the Rails
Near MINNEAPOLIS.

Minneapolis, Jan. 19-The Winnipeg
flyer on the Great Northern road,
northbound. was wrecked ten miles
out of Minneapolis at 9 o'clock this
morning. The entire train. with the
exception of the engine, boggage and
express cars, left the rails. Three
coaches, the observation car and two
eleepers were turned over. Three pas
osngers. two men and one woman, who
were on the observation car. were In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
RAILROADS WITHOUT COAL.
Traffic Practically at standstiII in Ore
aon and Washington.

Portland. Ore, Jan. l9.-Railroads
are practically at a standstill in Ore
gon and Washington, because Of the
inability of the companies to obtain
fuel for their locomotives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
MANLY PosToFFIcE ROBBED.

Amateur Job.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Jan. 19.-The postoffice
at Manly was entered last night and
rs cents in pennies were taken from
the cash drawer. There is no clue to the
thieves but officers say it is local tall
ent hammer, railroad spike and
monkey wrench were found by the side
Of the SAFE Of which the combination
was knocked off.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19

noydls
Nick Jansen, one of the prosperous
farmers west of Royal, marketed sixty
hogs last Saturday that brought him
the neat sum Of $1.021.So.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
Fifteen unaccounted For.

Lafayette, Ind, Jan. 19.-An official
statement issued by the Big Four
says there were fifteen people in the
combination car unaccounted for. No
one was injured in the sleepers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19

Engine Explodes, Kills Three.
Desota, Kan, Jan. ia Santa Fe
freight locomotive exploded near here
today, killing three train men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19

ter reports state the Pullman cars,
In the exception of the vice presi-
dents car, did not turn over, but left
the track and were burned after the
passengers had been taken out. The
number Of injured is said to be forty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
T..R. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS CT TODAY

fhe Weather.
Sun rises January 20, at 7:15; sets
at sos.
Iowa-Clearing and decidedly colder
tonight; Sunday fair and colder.
Illinois-Rain in the south, rain or
snow in the north tonight; colder to-
night; Sunday, rain or snow, followed
by clearing and colder weather.
South Dakota-Fair and decidedly
colder tonight and Sunday, with cold
wave.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
CITY 70 RUN DAIRY FARM.
Madison, Wis, Reported 10 Have Dssn
Boyeotted by Farmsrs.

Madison, Wis, Jan. 19.-A well-or.1
ganized movement has been started BY
business men here for the creation Of .
municipal dairy farm Il 10 charged
that farmers are boycotting the capital
city and that the price Of milk has
been raised to cents quart. A large
farm on the shores of Lake Menona
will be purchased to be used for ~
] dairy farm. =.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
Shea Case to Jury
RoyaI.

Chicago Jan. 1s.-The Shea case
went to the jury this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times
Boone, Jan. 1s.-Messrs. Alex Boyd,
engineer, ]. c. Ferguson, head brake
man and sc. Holland, fireman, were
injured last night at Logan and were
brought to this city today. Combustion
of flue in the engine exploded, scald
ing the men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
THREE MEN SCALDED

Injured Engineer, Fireman and Brake.
man Taken to Boone From Logan =
Combustion Of Tube Causes Ex'
pIosion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
AROUND THE WORLD FOR A CENT

A trip to Europe costs money but
the news from Europe, from the
whole World and from all over
Iowa, can be had for little moro
Than cent in the Times Rspub.
lican.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19

Die feinltsn Drudarbeiten in Der StaOt
9isiert bic Sffies Ses -@odeublatt.-
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SaS 1hal abmdrtS.

9aBIor.-Oie bsinsn Shlaudl Gom.
pauieeu bieier Srtitaft maditeu Sam.
flag Wtorsen Den yuuf ;u Osm 5eu.r in
Oh 6Orss.
= Wfit tnapper 9totb ent9inaen aell.
ern Staulsp @lafe uno isin 6auolau.
ger Sobn NaIasfi in Der @reeumooo
SeAe oem 9OOe. als lie na6 elmer Dor.
SenOmmenen SpreHsuns ii6 ibrer ar.
beitsitells ndberteu uno Elm uerIpdtster
aoblenfall iih ereiausts. @lade's reds
ter 6uB puros ssbrotsu uno 8alasti
trus peridieoeHs Sdiriuussn oapou.
= 8illiam, Der 5ldbrise Sobu Oes
Better Wtostauass uon sluoca, erlitt
WtOutas 0iadmittas sinen idauSerbaf.
ten GoS. Gr ipisIte ;ur 3eit nit auoes
rem ainOern nabs sinsm Ssusr i'm Sins
tsrbofe, fiel babel nieOsr unb birett auf
Die 6lammen, welfe ihu 70 idlimm
perbrannten. sbe ibm Ssiitano gsaeben
perosn tonnts, OaB er cine Stunoe na&=
Der ltarb.
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fir Die YerbGuOe uno @in,el.Yereire
nit tsinerlsi uutOitsu usrtniipft. Der
urtis eruannte DeIesatsn fOnusn ibrs
SOllmuht Dem Prdiiosntsn Oes 9uda.
wauna 3wsisss. 6ris Uusnsr. iibsr'
sebsu. welder lie in oas Wtanbat sin-
trasen uno oielss Dem 8unOes.S efretdr
juIenosn miro.
@s ut Der briusenOs @unid pom Or.
9erumer. cuB Die 3wsiss uuo 9iu,sl'
Ssreiue ben SOuueut 10 Iublreid wie
mOslid beidideH, UNI osuislben Su eiusm
spotemaheuOen Oss Dsutldthums Der
SersiniSten 5tauteH iu ssitultsu.
Soit uuo 9osis miiisu Die Dslesuteu
reip. Oersn 3weiss beSuhlcu.
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Wapne Souutp

6ouesbale.-9iidt ssriHses aufiebsn
srrssts es usrilOiieue Node bier, uls be-
tanut purSs. OuB Rtdiioent 9enrp 3.
Ruliel uon Der 9Oussoale 9tational
Sant cine Gbeideiouusstlase seseu
feline Satin wessu Gbsbru6 eiussrsidt
bate. Su Der Slassidrift wiro S8il'
liam 6. Buumauu. elm Direftor Der
9ouesoale Shub @ompanis, als r9o'
reiponoent- beuaunt.-gDalter Noams,
elm Suedt Oss .. SSissr uon Sramau,
wurbs Oonnsritas auf eiusm iteilsu
9isel, oils bic Deidisl ieines Baseus
brad. Iur Gros sewOrfsn, uou einsm
9iaOs iibsrfabrsn uuo ;u 3OOe ssoriidt.
9lOams, Der etma 80 Sabre ali mar,
wiro pon Der @attin uno mebreren Sin'
bern iibsrlsbt.-Deu Gbsleuten Baul
Conner pom 3wOlfter StraBe wurbs
SOuutus elm SObnteiu ssbOrsu. -6ruu
SObn Srans jun. erbislt 0isuitag Die
betriibsuoe 9iuhriht. oab ibr Batter am
SlbsuO ;uuOr isbr plOsIi6 in 9isp YOri
seitOrbsn iei.
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Bon 9eterSbura.

= 6rau Wuria S6ubsrt, Satin Ses
perm &Obert SCHUBERT uOn 9lorb Sr.
ping ausnue, Die itOn felt lanssrer 3eit
on @eiitssusrwirruus lit uuo srIf Dor
lpei 8ohen BON elmer Dsutl6lanOreiie
3uriidtsbrte, Die iie sur Ssiisruns ibrss
Sultanoss nnternOmmsu bate, pers
idludts OienitaS in siusm iOlden mel.
teren Gnfalle elm Quantum @arbol.
idurs, osiien Ssirtuns iis am slei6sn
Ga9s srIas. Die SeritOrbsns itauO i'm
81. Ssbensiabrs, elm Slltsr, bas ifon
fiir 3ablreihs 6ruusn nit Dem uerbuuSe.
men SebensWedfsl usrhdnsnibuOu &c.
wOrosn iit. Die Seiissung srfolst
hente giadmiltus i'm Dunmore SrieS.
bOfs.
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Wpnftansia tpahre @efd,id,te.

glus Rui9parbd i'm 8obmerpalo
pirb Der praser Bohemia" folsenoe
-perbiirgte" 9ei9i9te bon oem
rS9peine" zines bisbersn 8auers erz
5GbIt: S0rt Der CUTE Wann aus ieis
mem S9peineItaIls Elm OerbG9tiges
9erGufd unb Elm undergraduates
9runaen Ieinss in Der Rudtrube ees
It0rten 9oritenpisbes. S9nea fprinst
.r auf, fGbrt in bic aleiber unb eilt
in ben Stall. Dol S4rsden bemsrtt
sr, bab ibm fsin treues Saustbier ses
itoblen porben lit. gluf Der Su9e
na9 ben Spuren oes Sisbes fanb CT
- eine 8rieftaI6e nit ITO 9ronen
Dor, bic Der Dieb iebsnfals perloren
bate. 0ur9 Oisisn GunO bsrubigt,
teete er iih fpisbsr nisoer. Snsipiihen
batte Der Sieb isinen 8erluit bemertt;
er bdnb bas S6pein i'm Wdloe an
einen 8aum unb tsbrte in ben Stull
5uriid, Inn feline 9DrIe gu bOlen. glus
tiirli9 umfonit. 60 fab er ii9 tpies
berum esn0thigt. 5u bem seitoblenen
Sdpeine auriidSutebreu. I'm ii9 an
bieIem penisitsns tbeilpeiie f4ublOs
3u balten. gDer aber bei9reibt ieinen
S9reden, als er ii6 aud bier pies
berum sepreGt iab! 9enn bas
S9pein, fetnsn WorgenimbiB permiis
Ieno, bate ii9 loseeriHen uno ben
Deg gu ben beimifden penutsn dIl.in
seflnben. Der aIiO bonn Slide be-
9inftigte Bauer erlests bas gsfunbene
@eIb BEL Der 9sb0rOe. mo es ibm na6
Sabr unb Sag Susefpro4tn fpsroen
biirfte, ba fi9 Der 8erIuittrGger be-
greifli9ertpeiie pObl ni4t melbsn
pirb. Wun mub augeben. bab Der
ginIenber bieisr vpollitGnbig tpdbren
@eI6i9te" ben 0isb duf Ieinen Gdns
gen mertDirbig I6arf beoba9tet bat.
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TlnleDSA
-
9te llellcll
Wooell llnO
Tabrifate.

9ieier 9aben lit su bieier Belt
iutereiant uno miro eS td9li6
mebr 10. llniere ausldnoiiden
SenOunsen iino fdlIis, pieIe iinO
einsetrOTen uno Die pradtuolen
neuen Noben uno Sarbifate fur
Serbf uno 8inter treffen bon
ieoer 8idtun9 ein.
gteus i6marSe uno farbise &Iei.
Der Sabritate, neue RIaib Seioe,
neue &Ieioer SaTetaS, neue So.
ftime SammetS. neue Spisen,
neue S9nur. uno &IeioerbeIdse,
neue Semoen SaiIIen, neue Saus'
baIt 2eintpanb, neue Sanoi6ube,
neue GOriette, neue SaIsbefIeioun'
gen, neue seftridte unc Muslin
llnterfIeioer, neue Ieioene Inter
rode, neue 8ettbeden, Comfort
abIes uno 8ettilberSil9e.
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gBis bsreits in bem @iuluOuuSs'5ir'
fular srpdbnt. bubeu aud benz 3weise
ansebOrsnOs Giujsl'8srsins Ous Rs6t,
Dslssatsu su ieuOen. Die giumsu ullsr
Delssutsu iOlltsn iofOrt uuf BEN &C.
orndtsn 6ormulur einsslanOt weroen.
gsrbGnoe unO @in,el'Ssreiue, ipel6e
wsssu gu GROCER Gutiernuus feline Dele
sutsn ieuOen iOunsn, iiub sriudt, ourd
@iuIenouus Oes WiunOut'6ormul nit
benz glamsrt oes Ssrbanoss oosr Ssr'
eins uuO ben unteri9riiten oes Prdii'
osutsn uuo Sefrstdrs jur @rusununs
uOu Yertrstsrn ju ermddtiSsn. wsIds
sspilieubuft uuo uuparteiii9 banbsIu
psrosu. Ditie @rnenuuus uou Ser
tretsrn burd Den 9iatiOual. 8oritano III
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= euuo Bart wtrO Guos Der 8ode

- 9uuo Purt wtro @u6e Der 8o9e
fur bic Saiiou SeidlOneu werOeu.
- Sowsit iinb I'M Tsttauie bisIes
WtOuuts Sebu ueue 9ppbusertrantunseu
ausemeloet woroen.
-Serr artbur @iiuiter BON bier
fibrte ssitern absuS 5rauleiu Dora 6.
'9rablsp uou 9Siltss.Yarre ais feline
@attin beim.
- 4uitor q. s. .. Pisrce issuets
an 6reitas SRI. Seuuie u. 9riebel pom
@lmburit uno Safob 8. 3rdmer pOu
Wtt. Cobb ais Elm @bspaar eiu.
- So-8sssu bdtteu mir iest uOr'
(dufis ssuusl Der Sesen uon Sbsn
lit Elm bis4en eiuf6rmis-juerit Die
lanss uubaltenOe 9rofenbsit uuo iest
itstiss Ressnsiiiis!
- lluisrs iiSiIden 0titbiirser feier'
ten pom Sounsnnieber9un9 Dienitas
bis SouusnnisOsrsuus ssitern n9om
Slipper" ODER ben Gag Der Siibue,
ibrsn bsilisiten 5sisrtas.
= Die 8spublitaner bubsn ibr pOli'
Tides Sauptquartier fir Die beuor'
itsbsnSs @abls@umpaSne I'M Swsitsn
Studwerts oss Squire @sbGuSes, 205
@pomins slusnus, erOfnst.
SObn 9urriiOn uOn 9O6 GupOuis
auenue, Der Dor Oret Boheu nah
lluionOale sius unO bort 8eiddftisuu9
fauO, iubr ssiteru slbeuO auf einsm
6ra6t;uss uon GarbOnoule uad lluiou'
bale. fiel uon Dem 3uge unO Wuros ge'
t0otet.
- 9iah Der sbsu fertis seitellten ita'
tiitii6en 3abells perOen Die Sduliteu'
eru Der Staot Scranton bieies Suhr
um $4,000 bObsr iein. pis i'm Sor'
iabre. uno trOs Oieier unSebeuren 3u'
ua6me in Der Steusridraube uno oem
rsialiasu 3uiduB aus StaatsmitteIn
seratb bic 8sbOrOs aGidbrli6 msbr in
Sdulo uno ss lit i6wer ;u ieben, mo
Die Sade enoen ioll.
= Ssfar u. Srumau uon 2eiteribire,
u. g.. Der tags iuuOr in @iltes' Barre
uerbaitet wuros, uuf ben 8erouht bin,
ben 0isbitabl i'm Saurot 9aus oahier
ausssiiibrt gu bubeu, seitano am Srei'
tag bem Supt. Dup feline Shulo Elm
uno ertldrts, OaB Die Ssitobleus 2uiten'
ubr in ben 3immsrn uou Swei Wfnn'
uern namsns sluosriou uuo 0igsins 3u
finbeu isi, no iis uud wirtlid aufse'
iunoeu uuroe. 8ramau bat lhou orei
Sabre 3u4tbaus wssen @inbruhs obs
oeIeIIen. Der Niaun wurbe Samitas
unter 81, 300 8irsidatt fir iein 9e'
ri6tli6ss @ri6sineu seitellt. Sramau
betannts ii6 Disuitus oes 0isbftubIs
Dor Dem 9ii6tsr idulOis uuo wurbs
oann ;u iiiuf Sabren 3u4tbaus uernr'
theilt.
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Suunpre.

= Sruuf 9reiner itarb friib Samltas
WiOrsen ua6 unbalteHoer 8runtbsit in
Der SBObnunS isinsr Sdwsitsr, 5rau u.
S6dfsr BON Gbsrrp StraBe. Die Ssi'
issuus srfOlsts SOnntus I'M DunmOrc
5riebbofe.
- Der 13idbriss Wiidusl sSbalOn
uOn bier, Elm 8ahertraser, puroe ssit'
sru an Der 9adamanun Babultation in
Scranton uOnnsinsr 9OtOmotius setrOf'
fen uuo ibm Der rehte 6uB 10 idlimm
;srqustidt, 6aB oas 9IisO abseuOmmeu
peroen mug.
- Wii9asl 9afousp pon Driufer
StruBs wurOs Douneritas absuO rs9i
i9limm uerlest, oils er cine Dpnamit'
patrOns nit eiusm Stsin srplobirts,
SpIittsritiids psriesten ibm einsn srossr
Sdnitt untsr Oem auss. aud pur6su
ibm bic 5pisen uOn orsi Siussru Osl
re4teu 9auO ubssrihsu.
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staOt unO GOuntb.

- @eor9e Wtarcon uuo SRI. Wtinnie
SloprOtb, beiOe BON bier, liebeu iib am
WtOHtus gu 98iltes'Sarrs ais elm @be.
paar perbinoeu.
- Der ;wei 98Oten bauernoe Serbit.
termiu Oes Common 9lsas @sridtes
wuroe WtOntas erOhuet unO Oieiem iolst
Elm Germin bes Srimiual @eri6ts.
-Srl. Carrie Sod uuo 9Silliam
9enoerion, bsiOe uou bier, wurosn Dor.
lsstsn WtittwOd our1 paitor s. y.
0enrp ais Elm @bepaar einseiesuet.
- Im tommenosu Sonntas 9iah.
mittas bdlt Der Scranton yieocrtran,
pieoer zines ieiner popularen Biuu6le.
3urniere ub, nobel Die iiblidsn greiie
ben erfOl9reihen 2bsilnebmern usrabs
rsitt lperoeu.
- 8isr SlOds uon 9nditeiu Wtietbs.
bGuieru oil Yeun auenur, nabe 9tep
DOrt StruBe. wurosn Samitas ourd
ben @ruuosi9sntbums Wtatler g8. s.
Sausbau gum Rreiie uuu $26. 900 an
30. @pitsin uertauit.
- 9bomas 3. Sones srbob Sam.
flag 9e9en Die Murion Soblsn @ompa.
ME cine SlaSe fiik $50. 900 Guti6dois.
uns, neil bieislbsS ss usrmeigsrte, ibm
ibr 9isenthum laut elmer semadteu
Sereinbaruus ;u uerfaufsn.
-9err S8iIliam 6. S9euer, Der ae.
ssnpdrtis in 9isp Dort bsiddftist lit,
traf Samitas absno gum 8eiu6 isiuer
@ltern an 8ebitsr 9luenue bier Elm,
bielt iih ubsr nur bic Sunntas abenb
auf unO tebrts Oann pisSer na6 9tew
YOrt juriid.
- @eOrse 9Ouug, ansebli9 uon
bier, Der anSeblid Den nabs genn Gan,
u. y, wobnbuften Claude 9iorman
bstdubte uno Oanu Inn feline soloene
2alhenubr beraubte, muroe Sreitaa
uerbaftst, ais sr ben Srt perlaiIsn
pollte. Gr beitrsitst ben 0iebItabl.
Die erits Sir6e Der driitlidsn
9silsr bat Oas Psrfins @iseutbum an
Stne StraBe, birett segeniibsr Der bod.
Itule, sum Rrsis BON $50, 900 fduilid
erworben uno secsntt, uuf bsmisIbsn
einc Der feiniteu uno moOsrnltsu Sirs
den in Oisism Sbsile oss Staates
81 erri9tsu.
- Der friibere it6btii6s glIisHOr
Pbilip 8inslano bat Der Staot auh
eiuen OfientIidsu Spielplas ansebcten,
uemlid an Der Gds pou gSnibburu
uuo DiuiiiOn Struse. @sftisits. Die
StuOt wiro wubriheinli6 Die SHsrts
auuebmsu, 6u feline SeOinsuussn mil
Oerielben uerbunOsn iinO.
On Der WiOntus ubssbultsnsn Ser.
iummluus Der Scranton SanOslsbsbOrbl
wuroe bsri6tet, oas cine Sdubiabri
9Ompauie iid bier stablirsu mill, psnr
Oerislben Elm puiisuOsr 9lus fir ibrl
6abrif sebOtsn werben fam. slu6 elm
@Ompunis, bic Wtuihineu berfteut, iu6
cine paiisnOs guuitelle bier ;u erlunssu
Die Scranton electric 9ompani
bate cine SOnouussube pom $1O,OO0,'
600 peraussubt, wel9e Summe Tie bic
fir Serbeiisrunseu aupenben piro
Die usribieosnen 8srte, pslds bic Som
panic eOntrOllirt, iOllen umsebuut uni
nit neueu Nfuidinen uerisbsn werbeu
bic DrGbte I'M csntrulen Staottbeils uu
tsrir6iid selsgt werOeu unO iibsrbaup
usrbeIicrt uub perdnSsrt psrosn, mo i'm
mer es uOtbis lit. Gs wirO elm pan
Sabre Ouuern, um allies fir uno isrti
Su babsu.
ER unterriht i'm Slauisripisl er
thsilt unter 9iinitisen Se6insunssl
| ce.g,.f.;,, fS,.,,.,o cs..k, Et0 ll... ES.x
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
9(eueS oiele No(be

9eupdrts perben Die gObereuus ir ben aufussapparu
lit ansu @uasu uuspudt aa aber6aupt
in ptsmaiiter 9See Hsste Ous 3t fuOn fOnrn
anieise ;u i&reibn.
Dod ohrn aas SunSn sus unOteu gmpnsss unb uuOrom.
member SsOisnung Osrae u m 9Buure uur rans uOts
babsu iOatsu. Speae
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19

Gone einer So min 5ers
Sn 9loueeiter, England,
brad eine 20tpin in elmer gtendeerie
aus ibrem aGfigs aus unb brung in
eines Der 4ntlsibsaimmer. mo fie Sdis
Islmann, ben sriten gliftitenten elmer
20penbGnbigerin, iofort dnfiel. Ssin
S9reisn rief bic 20tDenbdnbigerin
berbei, bic aber nidts segen bic GOpin
ausri9tsn founts. S9liebli4 tam
man auf ben Gebdnfen, ben Dafsrs
IbIdu9 ansuorsben uno ibn auf oas
Sbisr gu rihten. Das bolf. Die Cos
min Iisb iid ipinis auriidfiibren. Sai.
Islmann itarb ober unmttteIbor nd4
Der uebsrfii6rung i'm 9ofpitdI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19

- Gbas. 8. Burton pon Oispaca
wurOs gum SOaitfOmmuuOirsnOsn Der
9rauO Grmg Of tbs Rspublic Semdblt.