davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Hawkins=Walthall.

Miss Annie S. Hawkins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs James L. Hawkins, of
Ettrick. Chesterfield county, and Mr.
Thomas S. Walthall We're married last
evening at the Ettrick. Baptist Church.
in the presence OK a large number OF
relatives and friends. Miss Myrtle L..
Hawkins, sister of the bride. was maid
of honor, and Mr.. Edwin Walthall was
best man. The bridesmaids were Miss
Mabel Walthall and Miss Ruth Haw-
kins. Messrs William Clayton and
Jerome Hawkins were groomsmen.
The following gentlemen were ushers:
David Gates, of Richmond; J. v. Bow
man. T. A. Harris, c. C. Clarke. Jr
Rev. S. S. Robinson, pastor of the
church, performed the ceremony. After
the wedding reception was given at
the home of the brides parents, Among
the guests We're Miss Mary Andrews,
Miss Davis and Miss Tiller, of Rich
mond; Messrs. Edwin and Theodore
Walthall. of Richmond, brothers of the
groom. and Mr.. T. Z. Deshazor, cousin
of the groom, from Dover n. j.
The wedding of Miss Annie Bruce
Evans to Mr.. George Z. Meredith, of
this city, took place last evening in
Ettrick. at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Evans.
Rev. a a. Jones performed the cerc-
mony. "A !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Lindsley-Packett.

Especial 10 The Tirp., Dispatch.
WINCH LESTER, VA. April 25.--auga
Mabel Grantlam Packet. daughter Of
MI ana Mrs. George w, Packet. OF this
CITY, Was married ias, r!sht 10 Mr. Maui
rice 9, iindsley, OF Greensboro. ~ c..
Rev. u. III, Kern Of the Meihodis, Epis,
e9pd Church. South. oniciated. Mr. and
Mrs Lindsey VII! reside IN Greensboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
LADIES' NARROW ESCAPE.
Mrs. Bitner and Daughters Have
to lump from Second-Story.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA. April 25.-The
Bakers lime kiln, Berkeley county, was
destroyed by fire early to-day, and the
family. consisting OF Mrs. Btner. her
two daughters and three boarders, were
compelled to jump from the second story
window for their lives. The entire
household was asleep when the fire
broke out and barely escaped being
mated. The loss is $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
ASSAULTS MR.. CRITZER.
Negro Makes Vicious Attack
Upon Citizen of Albemarle.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
4 ALTON, VA, April 25.-NLr Thomas
Gritzer. a prominent citizen Of this coun-
ty, was assaulted to-day by negro
named Sam Caul. Mr.. Critizer received
scalp wound inflicted by a revolver in
the hands OF the negro. The difficulty
arose out of horse trade between the
two.
The negro. dissatisfied came to Crit
GERS place, finding the horse. he took it
by force from the young boy of Crtzer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
OBITUARY.
Iohn E. Plunkett.

Mr. John f. Plunkett, seventy-three
Mr.. ". N. Plnnkett.. No, 4lo North
I,welf,h Street, early Wednesday morn
Ing. Mr.. Plunkett was a native Of Gull
ford county; n. c., where he was born,
made his residence In this city. He
served in the Civil War In the Home
Guards. OF Renewable. N. g.
Mr. Plunkett was prominent Mason,
survived BY his widow. Mrs. Sarah p.
Plunkett; one daughter, Mrs. D. II. Gar
rem, OF Asheville, N. c., and two sons,
w, \. and +, C, Plnnkett, both of Rich
mond
IT, The funeral will take place this after
ment will be In Hollywood
Mr.. David Mitteldorfer.
Mr. David Mitteldorfcr died at 1915
East Grace street, aged sixty-three years.
Mr. Mitteldorfer had been for forty
years n member of the firm OF d. and
y, Mitteldorfcr, a prominent Broad Street
dry goods firm. He Is survived by Two
sh lhn G9ns'' nf t And c NJ
The other surviving members of his fam
ily are two hrothers--Mr, Charles Mlt-
teldorter and Mr.. ellis Mttteldorfer-and
two sisters-Mrs. Jonas Mnrcuse ana Mrs.
julius Straus.
The funeral arrangements nave not
been completed.
Mrs, ]. w. Elliott.
Mrs ] W Elliott; n formerly ,So,S Of N thsye
and In this city, died ct Z o'clock last
Mr. G. r. Doyle, after q brief illness.
Her husband, for years collector OF the
port Of Newport News. died there ABOUT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Glasscock-Carper.

Lspeeial 10 The Tinss-pspa,eh,I
>, WlNCiiEsTEK VA. April 25.-Mr.
9MepFSs w Glasseock, Of Summit Point
Royce, were married In Rerryyile yes.
lerday afternoon by Rev. u. Il. gcanlon.
o. the Presbyterian Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Mullen-Graves.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April Is
Daniel Mullen and Miss Julia Graves,
both OF this city. were married here last
night Ht the Catholic parsonage, Rev, j..
NJ. Perrg officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
H. I. Van Deursen.

MINERAL, VA, April 25.-Dr. Har-
old James Van Deursen, who died at
10 O'Clock Wednesday, at the home Of
his parents, Steven and Louisa Otis
Ban Deursen, Butler, Ind, of general
consumption. was well known IN this
section, where he resided for nearly
two years In the home of Mrs. w. Ii.
Adams at Mineral, and where he mar
ried their only daughter, Grace Curtis.
June 4, 1906.
DIR. Van Deursen was native of
New York State. where lie could proud
~ claim u direct relationship with some
of the oldest and finest families In the
State, but his family moved to Indiana
some years ago and have called 1t home
ever since. The doctor has been an
extensive traveller, graduated with the
highest honors from all the schools he
attended, and lastly took UP and sue
surgery and medicine. Two years ago
DIR. Van Deursen was obliged to give up
his hospitai' work in Chicago and
sought the Virginia climate for his
health, but the dreaded disease had
gotten too great hold, and it was
deemed best to have him cared for In
the sanitarium at Fort Wayne, Ind,
where he has remained until his request
to be taken home. The Sign of the
Cross drugstore at Mineral was owned
and run lby him, and is now operated
by his wife. The doctor leaves, besides
his parents and wife. two brothers, Mr.
William and Elton Van Deursen. and
two sisters Mrs. Campbell and Miss
Van Deursen, to mourn their loss. The
funeral will be held at the home of his
parents Tomorrow, and the cremation
will take place in Fort Wayne. The
ceremonies will be under the auspices
of the knights of Pythias. of whom
the doctor has long been prominent
member.
The doctor left his widow all his
property, both personal and real, and a
life insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Funeral Notice.

PUNK IIrT.--rhe funeral OF the late
To-DAY lNridny) at A O'clock 7. NJ,
from the residence OF his SON, w, NJ
Plunkett. a12 North Twelfth Street,
Friends and acauaintances " the
family arc invited to attend. Burial
In Hollywood. "a, ,sss,..., Z, sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Mrs. Martha Cox.
Tspccial 10 The Tlmcs-DIsnatch

ESPECIAL 70 The Times pIspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 25.-
Mrs. Martha Cox, wife of Charles Cox, of
Stafford county. died last night at her
home, near Falmouth after a lingering
Illness of pneumonia aged seyenty-tive
years Her husband and two children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
David D. Wood.


ISbtcHI 20 Ihe IIflts- JlSpatCH.1
HANOVER C. H, VA. April 25.-David
D. Wood died this morning at o'clock
at his home near Old Church of pneu-
monia, aged tifty-seven years. He leaves,
besides his wife and five children three
brothers and two sisters. His funeral
will be preached at Black Creek Church
at II o'clock tomorrow. Mr.. Wood was
a good citizen, and was well liked by all
who know him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Increases Liquor License.

It Is reported to-day that at the next
meeting of the City Council the liquor
license tax will be increased from the
present rate, 1925, to $3.50. Another
special meeting of the Council will be
called in the next few days to again
consider the Mayors veto of the re-
Gently enacted city license tax ordl-
nance. This will be the third called
for that purpose, the first having
failed to pass the ordinance over the
veto. and the second having adjourned
without action because of absence of
a nunrum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Romantic Elopement.

A romantic elopcment, occurring
here yesterday. was revealed last night
by a telegram to the parents OF the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Deadman,
whose fourteen-year-old daughter. MISS
Maggie b. Deadman. left home FOR the
supposed purpose OF going TO sehooi.
but changed the program to the extent
4pf boarding an electric car for Rich
trond. where she was joined by the
groom. Linwood s Motley, twenty six
wears old, of this city. Tho young
rouplc then left for Washington, where
they were married last evening by the
Eey f. M Bristol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Abraham Wilson,

Especial 10 The Times Dispntch.l
Abraham wilson Gonfeeesrn tp'i Soldier.
died at his home in Spotsylvanla county
last night aged eightytive years. He is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
William I. Campbell.

Mr. William j. Campbell died yesterday
at O'Clock at the residence of his son,
on West Cary Street.
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon ut 8 o'clock,
with services at the grave in Rivervlew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Miss Edna Walters.

Miss Edna Walters. OF james City
county, died yesterday morning in the
Retreat for the Sick, after IL short Illness.
The body was sent to Diascund yesterday
afternoon for burial at that place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

county. died to-day at his home near
Vail Creek, after a long Illness. He was
about sixty years OF age, and leaves
cbt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

Died, at Richmond,
his residence. No. 2l9 East l., Grace :. &c
Street, DAVID MIT,rELDoRFliR' In
the sixty-third year of his age.
Notice OF funeral later. NO mowers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
.PETERSBURGERS
WILL BE THERE
MANY Will Go to Exposition To-
Day to Attend Opening
Exercises.
LEAVES SCHOOL TO WE'D
Young Lady Drops Musty School
Books to Become Bride-Two
Other Weddings.
rs,ee,a, to The r,mes-pispa,ch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA, April 25.--A big
delegation OF Petersburgers will leave
Tomorrow morning to attend the open
Ing of the jamestown Exposition.
Mayor William NJ. Jones and num-
Der of other prominent citizens nave
received invitations to the reception
TO be given TO President Roosevelt by
the officers and directors of tho James
town Exposition Company. and will be
present. The Mayor to-day issued
notice requesting the people of Pc
tersburg to comply as far as is pos
sible with the request in the Governors
proclamation that all people of Viz
ginia be present at the opening of the
nxnositior
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

two years ago. Mrs. Elliott was very
generally esteemed and beloved.
The funeral services Will take place
from the residence of Mr.. Doyle at II
sent to Danville. ILL.,, for interment.
ILI;l1ia- Ca-.,he1l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Sawrnill DESTROYED.

- A sawmill belonging to w. II. SOM
mers. near Spring Grove. Surry county,
was destroyed yesterday about noon
bv the explosion of the boiler entail
ing loss estimated at about $500.
Captain Barnes and several men en-
ployed at the mill were severely in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
r. Frank P. Webster.

NORFOLK, VA, April 25,-Dr. Frank
p. Webster, aged hfty-four years, Il prom
inent physician of this city. and proprl-
etor of the Allegheny Hotel. at Goshen,
va, died suddenly at his home In Nor
folk to-day of heart disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

ELLIOTT.-Died. Mrs. j, ". ELLIoTT,
Z r. NJ, April 25sh, at the residence
of her son-in-aw, Mi. G. u. Doyle,
Funeral from residence II O'CLOCK
SATURDAY., April 27th lnterment
Mt Danyille Ill.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
Mrs. Mary g.. Williams.

COuRTLAND. VA. April 25.-Mrs.
Mary T.. Williams. Wife of j. w. Will
liams, ex-slleriff of Southampton coun-
ty, and late bailiff Of the State Cor
poration Commission. died at the resi-
dence of her husband in this place this
afternoon, In the fifty sixth year OF
her age. Mrs. Wilnams was n most
amiable Christian lady, and her death
is deeply deplored by her many friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
lanes Clifton Bruce.

Especial to The Dispntch.1
DANyILLE. VA, April 25.-James
Clifton Bruce died at his home here to-
day in the thirty-eighth year of his
age, after an illness of several weeks.
He was we'll known business man of
the city, and leaves a wife and four
children.
G. B. Reynolds.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
DANVILLE, VA, April 25.-C. b..
Reynolds, we'll known farmer Of this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

MH1or berkeley and his three brothers
fought the war out to AppomattoX. and
then returned home to find their estates
In ashes and in weeds. Some fifteen
years ago Major Berkeley removed to
Charlottesville to reside with his daugh-
tiers at tho University. The announce
ment Of his death will bring tear to
the eye. of many old Confedcrates who
knew him and loved him in the times
that tried mems souls
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
Scr ,,llnipn Snf."

Sm IA. Sobrbunoert pG6ne Gues
lamb bas @eorgenbanner, elm rot6es
Sreu5 auf peiBem 5eIbe, 3ur &risgss
fdbne unb fiibrte bieies bis 3ur Sbronz
beiteigung Satobs l., Der alei93eitig
90ni9 BON S9ottldno mar. Die 70
entltdnbene @erbinbuug Der beioen
&0nigreid)e IoQte nun bur6 bic Sins
5ufiigung oes gtnoreastrcu3es (9lns
breas lit S9uBbeilieer &aleooniens),
duf Der SABINE biloli6 burgeiielt pers
ben. 9as seIdab; auf bus @ebeiB
bes S0nigs purOs oieie5 3eideu Der
Union am -. 9(pril 1906 feierli6
einsepeibt. Sat- 200 Sabre binbur6
true Der Union Sad bic 5tpei ii6ers
einanberlie9enoen Sreu3e, gu unterIt
bas idottiI9e peiBe, auf 9lau in Der
9iagondle liegeno. Damn tam 1901
oas brittle Greu5 - aud Diagonal,
aber roth pie bds GnsIanos - Inn
Srlanos 3usebOrigteit 'u @robbritans
MEN dn5ubeuteu. lie llrIpruns Der
9e5eiduuus Der 5lag9l entitanb Idon
mdn9 i6riftli6er Streit; bp6 liegt
bic einfahe GrtIdrung am nG9iten,
buB bem gumen Sad" bas fransoz
iiIhe Soeques 5ugrunbe liegt, uno baB
2Onig Sdtob semeint lit, als urbeber
Der Union uno ibrer SABINE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
Heifcplan beS &aifers.

lleber unseblids Geiiepldne Oss aai'
iers fir ben Srmmer tauHsn abermals
9eriidte uuf, Die jsOOd uOrldufis isOsr
amtlihen Yeitdtisuns entbsbren. 90
uerlautet, Der Suiier nerOe i'm MOuut
Sum- na9 SBisn rsiien, nm Der fsier'
liden @ntbiilluns bss Oeutmals fir bic
Saiierin @liiubetb bsijuwobnen, wels
DIE um 10. September 1898 uOn Dem
anardiiten Snc6eni in Semi Ourd
einen Dol6ltid) ermoroet wurbe. Ser
ner beiBt es, OaB Der Suiier ii6 oils
funsS Suli nud aopsnbaSen begsben
wsrOe. um ben SOnis 5rieOrid Su
beiudlen, uno baB i'm Die Saiierin
wabri6eiulib beSleiteu Ueros.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
Miiuiondr dnaefldat.

Die 8unoes.@ @rOBsei6worensn, bic
wdbrenO Der lesten Gage in @bspsune,
SBpOmius, in Sisuus sewsien iiuO. bu.
ben sesen 9. 80. SOlbrOOt. Den PrdIi'
osuten Der SSpOmins Goal Co., 6.
Z. Wtc@artbD, sineu friiberen Sc.
ihdfts Gbeilbaber oes sritsenanu'
ten, uuO 2OnubOud. einen 0aedts.
unpalt BON SbsriOan, fiinf slntlassn
neeen Seri9wOruns, nm Die Resie.
ruus su betriiseu, erbobsu. pol
brOot unO Wtc@urtbp iino anseblif)
WiilliOndre uno iowobl in isner
StuOt wis in isusr llmsssenO iebr
anssIeben. sic iOllen auf betriiss.
rii6e Nciis wertbuOlle SObeHldnOereieu
ermorben haben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
Greunbfbaft ;tpifeben Jtalien unb
SeutfcbIano.

Siad eiuem in Der r@iOrnale SSta'
liu" uerOfeutlidten glrtitel bat Der in
Rapola weilenOe oeutide Geidsfan3'
Ter Siirlt uon Biitow einem 8ertreter
oes Sluttes fOlsenOeS seiast: rStalien
uno Deuti6lanb iiuo in snssr uno
ioliOer 5reunOi4aft uerbuuOen. Sbr
BinoniB oieut in bemunoerunsSwertber
9Seiie Sur @rbaltuns oeS SrieOeuS unO
Sur Si9erung bes territorialeu status
quo in europa. Die bei6en Qdnoer bas
ben feline miOeritreitenben Snterelieu,
wdbreno ibre semeiniamen Sutereiien Oa.
gu beitra9en, iie enser su pereini9en.4 Sn
einem Snteruiem iiber Die bsuoritebenoe
@onfereu5 ilu 9aas ia9te SisrOr Git.
toni, Der italienii6e Ntinilter oes
aeuseren, oemislben Sertreter iol9en.
bes: uDie Yereinburuns nit 0euti6.
lamb 1T pOllitdnOis. Stalien, obmobl
es 3u @uniten Der abriiitun9sfrase inl
!9aa9 lit, bate niemuls Die 9lbfidt, bic.
ier Soee Soridub Su leiiten. Deuti6.
lamb lit sleihfalls Su @uniten Der gr'
iprehuns Der glbriiituns, aber es 1T
ifeptiiher els 9talien. @s lit niht
wubr, oub Oeutl tlanO iih weiserte. un
Der GOnicrenS I'M 9uus tbsilSuncbmen.
neil bte 9lbriiitun9sirase beiprOden
werOen ioll." Des 9Scitereu oeutete
Der Wtiniiter bes SleuBeren an. baB
3talicn cine Dirt Der Sermtteluus in
Dem Wtun9el eineS @inUeritdnOniiies
swiihen @rOBbritannien unO Deutid.
lano betrefis Der 9lbriiitunssfrase
ausiiben tOnnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
Scftiaes s @rebebeu.

Sn @ouituntinopel trai Die ytadridt
Elm, oab Oas tiirtii6e StdOtden Bitlis
in SteiuaIisu Ourd ein @rObebcn bei'
uabs uullitauOis IsritOrt lit uuO Y!slc
obea6lOs umber irren. Die giOtb
uuter oisien, Die ibre SBObnunseu
usrlOreu bubsn. iit,..OesbuIb 10 srOB.
neil in OeuhOieiStuOt sini6lieBsnOsn
@sbirseu iebr bOber S6nse liest. YOn
glmeritauern befinOsH iih in Sitlis uls
Wfiiiiondre Reu. 6opul %. Sole, yiiiiC
Sole, Or. 8. g. lluOermOOO; Charlotte
VI. @lp unO Wturp u. s. Glp uOu Der
Oittiirtii6en WtiiiiCu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
NurcamfrdtinimS.

Oiu6 siuer in Der ~Ssrliuer 3situnS"
usrOfieutli6ten Mittbsiluns i6idts Der
9aiier Dor GINGER 3eit cine Saufanweis
iuus BON 5000 an bic Sinterblisbsusn
Der bel Der @rplOiiOn in SSittsn SetOOte.
ten Spfer. Da ibm feline 9mpiuuss-
bei6einisuhs jusins, lies er GrtunOi'
sunesn Ouriiber eiujieben. oh ras gelO
aud al Die ridtise aOreiic selaust mar.
Oabei wurOe ieit9eitellt, oaB oas @eIO
in llsbersinitimmuus nit Den fir einen
oerartisen Sail beilebsnOen YOridriitsn
uon elmer SebOrOs Der anOeren iiber.
mieleu unb euolih. uaf pier WtOnuten
all Oisjeniscu, fir Die es beitimmt mar,
ausbeiablt norOeu mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
GiieubabH Seittabelle.
p,lapars, sudapanna unO GsHsrn Sabn.

9u arnfi rem 2i. Stunt 1906.
Siolit -guldBi SCRANTON fur Ntp gcri
nm 2,05, $40, 6.05 800. 1920, Born (;
1910 3,2j uup $40 gld6mtttdss. 6hr
Ntw yori unp philadelphia, UNI so SCrm.;
f240 UT, 49, 9la6mtlnas. 6ilr
5cbphanut OIL glihmittngs.
Q0rolidl 9ir Buffalo UNI | 10 6.25u. w
Ror. t.5j $40 uup II .tu Ndtmiiiags. 6hr
giuablmiCa. Glmira UNI 3Wii6trhatlcntn, um
iO.f0 Wor UNI % gia6m. 6hr Ssptep
SYraruIs unp Utica UNI i.i5 une 6.25 Wor.
f.55 Nahmiitags SswtaO. Spraeuie uni
lltiea qua um 6. % Wpr. lduft idlltt, ausgt.
usmmsu SOnunas. 5ir Wpuiroir um 9.Ot
Rcr.; i.O5 uue $40 Nahm. NibpIIpu Nc
tpmoeatiou um 400 Radmittnps. gins
bampteu Nctemptatpu. nm .6i5 9ldtmittdas
Nloomsburg SiUiiiou-Qnldht Scranton
fir Npribumbsrldnp um 6,35, 10 20 Wlcr.
i.55 uue $40 Ra6m 5iir pvmrurb I'M 9.OI
Na&mttags.
Sonntaaes3na
sHolida -5ir Rsp 9IprF uni , 05, 800
COS nnb 1920 Diprssus; 3.35 une 3.4'
Rdhm.
VSrblidl - Cir Buffalo I'm t.f5, UNI
6.25 Wor. t.55, Gao unc tt.t0 Ra6m
Cir Siuebamtcu une 3piftsnifaticntn. sO'
uue t0.f0 8ormittdes
Htoomsburg 5ibifioH @trldft SsrnutoI
nm t02n wpv uub $40 Ndhmittdss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
0plpniften befA,peren nd,

Der @enernlsOuusrusur Der baltiidsn
8rOuin,su. @eusrallsutnant Baron
.SasometSfi. bat uon ruifiidsn
@Otouilten in Sruiilien elm S6rsibsn
erbaIten, in Dem iiber ole Itpieri9e
Gage Der @oloniiten uno un9ere6te
BsbanSlaus isitens Der Sraiiliauer
sstlast unO Der 9eneralsOuuerneur er'
iuht miro, Die Gusmanoerun9 nod Die
ier characterization Republit gu uer'
biuosru. Risa lift Der Gussan9spuuft
eines bebsutenoen observation-disclosures
nah Bralilien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
.4alOotrnt uno unmuotrnt Auhrn.
9is @ntitsbnne beridieosneF 8tbadformeu
in alter uno ueuer 3eit.

9is Gntftebune beridDieosneF @fbadtormen
in alter uRo ueuer Set.
@s 9ibt AUDI bel ben &u9en Mpoen!
gu ben unmobern seporbenen au6ens
formen gebOrt Der 9aumfu9en, Der
ebeoem in 9eutI9lunb als ppiece be
reiiitunce" duf teiner So93eitstafel
feblen burfte. Gr purbe our Regies
rungs3eit SOnig 5riebri9 8ilbelms
srfunben unb afpar in Sal3pebel unO
ItelIte cine 3eitlans bic aus Der mitteI=
aIterli4en 8loiters unO S9lobtir9e
itammenbsn .Sorten" in ben Sinter.
9runo.
glus Der Sheibe, bem runben sSlas
ben, bic bic eermaniIhe Srau gum
SonnenipenbfeIt in Sprm Der runben
Some aus Webl unb !Sonig but, ents
itanb bic SOrte, ound9it in mittels
alterli6er Slide rSorte" senannt.
llnb ba nt9t INNER flip, fuie mir beute
bieIen 8egriff nit bem DOrt rSOrts"
perbinben. Man bate 5leiI9torten,
@emiiieturten, Iii9torten.
Seute tennen mir nur fiibe Sorten,
eefiiIte unb ungefiiGIte, moberne uno
unmoberne. gu ben mooernen rehnen
ale Sorten nit D8uttercremeaufluge,
bic erit felt taum 20 Sabren ibli9
Iinb. &dtoobuttercreme = Wtofta=
buttercreme, 9tnanoss ooer @robeers
creme - bieIe 8eSei9nungen Iinb uns
beute geldufig. llniere SrOBmiitter
tannten fie ni6t.
Dobl aber bic Idperen, neben
9aumfu9en aud 8aumtorte, Sunbs
torte, Miener Sorte, Siirtifde Sorts
unb Sbiitprten, aber r8uttercreme"
mar ibnen elm fremoer 8egriff.
Ulooern lit aud Der rengliids
grauttu9sn," eine 9lrt 80niastu9en,
runb ober i'm IGnsIiden aaitsn ses
baden nit pielen Rp1inen.
9lls man ans Der S6eibe bic Mitte
entfernts, entItano Der Ring, tpie man
ibn bamdls gum S9mud um Sals
unb 9lrm trug. Gigentli1 Iolten
Iol9s Sdmudrinse ben 8eritorbenen
nit in's Grab eelegt perben. 9as ees
Idab, ipie @rGberfunbe Ssigen, oft,
aber ebenio oft IieB man bic eisents
li9en Ringe oraubsn uuo leste an
ibrer StsGle eine Rd9bilbung, bon
Seig gebaden, nit binein. ginige buz
BON Uerfpeiite man gum Gnbenten an
ben Sobten, unb fdlieBli9 purbe aus
bem SpfersebGd bss 4rmrinses Qus
teinii9 .braciateIIum," fran5Oiii6
Dbracelet') bic beutfde 8reSel, bic urs
fpriingli9 obus Mittelfieur mar, bic
beute fir iie 9aruttsriitifd TT. Sies
ies f9iefe n8reu5" formte man in bic
@sbGdrinse, bic in fpGterer driitli9er
3eit 5ur paIiions5eit bergeitellt ipurs
ben, ippber bic allereriten 8rs5eln au9
iuabrfdeinli6 uusidIieBIid Soften
breseln" biesen.
Sin anberes altes SpfsrsebGd finb
bic 30pfe, cine Sorm, bic beute nod
fir bas 5sitsebdd Der Sfraelitsn, Bar
9us, iibli6 lit. Man f9nitt in Der
9orseit ben Stlapen unb Stldpinnen
bic 30pfs ab unb CAB iie bem tobten
@ebieter nit in bic @ruft. Qlud bier
trat bann bas rsebudene Bib" an
SteGl. bes ridtisen 3opfes. unb man
iiebt, ipie eine iOl6e trdoitionelle
5orm fi9 bur9 Sabrtdufenoe erbalten
tann. Gin ipeiteres ipmbplif6es Bib
bss urfpriinsliden Spfers 1T bic 5Orm
oes ySorns."
lleber bic @ntitsbuns bes bsriibms
ten @iener 8ipfels, bas gteidfuGls
Sorn6enform bat, bort man nod cine
dnbere @ef6idte. 9anu6 ipurben bic
sriten n9ipfeI" i'm Subr 1886 ais
Sobn auf bic Siirten sebadsn, beren
Salbmonb in ienen Sasen uuf bem
@ipfel bes Stefansboms prongte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-11
Tcmticbe
S6On= Sarbcrei,
327 u. @aIbinston elbs.
Seicc Sclcpbpne.
Seicc clepbpne.

Nae ylrbeit ua,t better 9Beiie uOlliiibrt.
Dem 8einisen nnS 9lGtten ipeiielle
9luimertiamfeit sefhsntt. sIrbeit abSes
bolt unO ub9elieiert.
0eo. gS. S6miot, Gi9entb