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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25
NaS 4hal abndrts.

Tablur. = Sin flsines Sino Der @bes
leute Gaspar 8eibel bon Wiain Strabe
srlas Disnltus Wiorsen Der @ebirnent'
siinbuus.-Dis WtitsIisosr bss Sdwei.
ser Wtdnner6or iiuS gu elmer wi6ti9en
Seriammluns uuf bieien DOnneritas
abeno einsslaoen. Sine Sub bes Wtes.
gers @aspur SSsiienflub wuroe Wtontag
abeno pom einem StraBenbabnwasen
iiberiabren unO 10 i6wer uerlest, oaB
man Iie tOoten muste. = Der 9Silbelm
EEL S6iisen Stub bate am Samitas
iein 9SettibieBen, in mel6em enti9iebeH
wuros, wer SaiiseufOnis 1T. SO wurs
ben BON ben fOlseuOeu Sdiisen bic uns
ssfiibrtsn Puutte semuat; lllri6 9or'
ger 1o2 Puntte, Nfidael Streun 81,
SObn Dsininscr SO, 9lrnOlO WiOOr 95,
SObn SOrser 81. @aspar Eunnler Sc,
u. SdiIO 81. @aspar Stt 80, SafOb
Deininser 80, SenrD Bsiienflub IS.
sIlsr. SditO 65, @OwarO 0lieO SO, SObu
,Stt 3d.
= Der 12idbrise @lurence Stephens
wurOe Samitus 5wiitsu SuOiOH uuO
9aflin BON sinem Serisp @eutrul .3uss
setDbtet, oils er BON einsm .3u9e Oirett
Dor sineu auOeren ipran9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25

Gute slrbeit ;u maBissn PreiIen
liefert bic sBO6enblutt- Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25
Euumpre.


SRI. Srieoa Suowis bsfunb iid
perfloHsne s1Ohe ais @uit bel SRI. SOis
Smitb ju @arbOnOale.
= Der 9srsmann Miihael @uui9an
uno iein Selfer wuroen seitern Wtittas
in Der Wtountuin 3ede Der @rie CONS
panic bur6 cine uOrIeitiSe Sprensuns
set6otet.
= Der alnItrei9er 8illiam sargent
BON 8roOt StraBe fisl DOnneritdS bel
Der slrbelt pom einem 25 5uB bobeu
@eriit uuS srbielt re6t ibmer5bafte
Ssrlssunseu, uber feline Sno6enbrii6e.
: Or. Benjamin s. Soptius, etn
bsfannter arSt osS 8OrOu9bs uno felt
1870 bier tbatis, itarb WtOntas in isi'
mes Sobnes @Obnuns an @eft Drinter
Strass, nu6osm er fir msbrere Wohen
In sinem tritii6en 3uitano seweisn.
-6rau @liIubstb Bearoslsp pon Der
Union StraBe. pelds ibren 3jdbrissn
SObn 10 brutal mibbanOslte, oaB er jnr
DebunbIuns mad oem Staat 9oipital
genommen werosn muste, lit Donnerr
itas wegen ibrer 8rutalitat fur elm se'
ri1tli9ss @rldeinen unter Biir9l6aft
seitellt pOroen.
= 0alter 9reaper BON bier, beiien
@efGbrt Dor mebrersn WiOnaten an Siio
Blafeip Struss bon einem StraBsus
babnwasen setroffen wurbs, mobsi sr
ssfdbrtide Ssrlesuusen srbielt, lisB am
Disnitas seeen bic Scranton &ailwap
@Ompuuie cine @ntadOisnnsstlase fur
$4,000 eintra9en. -.-.-.-.,-t >-ss
= @essn elf 9smOansr eines Soits
bauIes an @ibbons ctr. Waren weSen
Disbitubls bon SOls unO Soblen BON
Der @ris @Ompanie Yerbaftsbefeble aus'
seitellt worben unb Oa Die tofalen @Ons
itablsr mubtlOs sesen Die Sanbe waren,
purOeu StautssGonitabler berufen, nm
Die Serbaftunsen uOr3unebmen.
- 2ouis 0iatoue, meldsr aus ben
Nerfeu Der @rie @iienbabn elm 9rOberes
Quuutum Wieiiius itabl, Sas er td9li4 in
ietuem lssrsn GBteIisl bsimtrus nnb
banu unter Osm Bett anbdufte, wnroe
Srsitas uerbaitet uuO fir iein 9eridt'
li6es @ri9sinen unter Siirsi6aft ss'
ftellt. Der SunfbdnOler Wtoies 8o'
fen, benz Der Disb bas MetaIl 3l uer'
tuuien iudte, madte sinen @ebcimpOli'
3iitsu auf oas @ei6ebene aufmertiam.
- OiadSsm es Sonntus gtaAnittas
beilnnt nor6en mar, oaB Elm unbetanns
ter Staliensr oberbalb ben @rie @eleiien
uabe SinD slu9 einen friminellen angriff
uui elm juuses WidO9eu ueriudt bate,
muhts ii6 cine bewaifuete 9lnSabl bon
WtGuner aui Die Spur Der Nhitlinss,
fOnnte ibn uber uiht uuffinben. Dem
aerl pdre es beim @rsreifen un3lpeifeI'
buft libel ersunsen, osuu iein Ueriuhtss
Serbreheu bate feline YsrfOlSer uuf bas
b09ite erbittsrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25
Stabtrath.
Select Council, 18. Snli.

Sene ReIOlutiou oes Common @oun'
eli, wel6s ben DireftOr Der Dffentli9sn
gBerfe srmdHtiet. bic StraBeni6ilbsr jri
entfsrnen unb als Stunt" 3u psrtaufsn,
fano in oieism 3wsis tsinen slntlan9,
benn na6bem fie uerlsisn worbsn mar,
wurbe fis aubsr Sronuns erfldrt uno
Die S6itbsr perbsn oubsr uOrlaufis per'
bleiben.
Gosarope bra6te cine ReiolutiOn elm,
bic cine SuspeniiOn bss 8i5ensseieses
fir 80 Gage bsswsdt. iniOfern ss Ser'
fauier BON @is Cream betrifit. Die
8orlase mnrbe reierirt.
Sine BON Msrriman uorssleSte Sr'
binan3 bsswsdt bic uebertrasuns pon
semifsn SOnOs i'm Dspurtement Der
Dffentliden gBerfs, oamit Die Sinoen
StraBe uno Roarins Sroof Sriiden
anssitri6sn werbsn tOnnsn. Die Or
0innn3 mnroe relerirt, 1oIorI 9unlll8 pe'
rihtet unb oaun bel eriter uno Sweiter
9siuns ansenOmmrn.
Dem 8si6lub oss Common Council,
bic Ser. Stauten fir bic &flaiterune
uon Sorsit Court uidt 3u beitsuern,
purbe bsi9eitimmt.
Sine HsIolutiOn BON Ninllsp tiii
eineu @aiieritOd an Warsaret uni
g8iliams StraBeu. puroe ansenommsn
Die StOinanj fur 5sititslluus Der vi
psllirunssliuis an 9lIOer StraBs 5wi
I6en Sib gBebfter uuo Sio SrpinG
9tuenue, waro bel euo9iiltiSer Seiuns be-
| itati9t.
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AuS bem cberen xbale.
(Nrhbalb Gorreiponbena.)


- Dem JiuNen Stunlsp 9opnbsio
wurbe 5rsitaS 9iadmittus in Der Gris
3sds Su Sermpn bur& einen 5elisnfal
Der rs6te Sub rsdt idlimm ssrOridt.
- Mi9asl, Der IA Sabre alte SObn
bss Samss Garter uOn @rufp Sslanb,
fiel Samitus giadmittus I'M @raiip
Sslanb slope unter ben 9uftmotor,
Der ibn 70 ialimm serbriidts, baB sr
smsi Stunosn ipdtsr iturb.
5rant DOtsii, Elm betustsr Sdis.
ferleier in BEN .. & 3. BREEDER 3u
Sermpn, murbe Mtontas Wtorsen, uls
er bic @etsiie treujte uno ii6 sur Grbsit
bsssbsn mollts, BON sinsnl 3us setrof'
fen. @r erbislt S6rummen am 9Orpsr
uno ben linten arm bsrart serbriidt,
buB er amputirt weroen muBte.
Sobn ReillD. Elm befaunter Berg
mann uon Slr6balb, erbielt Sreita9 In
Der @bite Sut 3ede Ourd siuen 5sl'
ienfall ;iemlid oeidbrlide Serlesunssn.
Sin Seiu unO Ous Sdlifelbsin purOen
ibm sebrOden unb aud Der aopf ser'
i6nitten. Wian nabm ibn CUR Sebanb'
lung na6 BEN Staat Soipital.
= Sin babies Dussnb burdbr.u.
nenbe Soblenfarrsn rannten Wtontas
giadt nahe Slppbant in ben .. & 3.
Yafasierjus unO es CAB elm 8rad, oas
ben Sstrisb fur mebrere Stunosn nnf
terbrad. Die Paiiasisrs erbielten cine
quite sIufriitteluns, entfumsn aber nit
ben S6reden. Die 8otomCtius maro
libel ,useri6tst unb msbrsrs Der aOblsn'
turren su 5susrbOlS rebusirt.
(GarbonOale @orreiponosn3.)
- Sine fsblsrbafts Samin6ffnuns
bate Sreitas WiittaS eiusn Sranb in
benz srOBsn 0Obnbauie on Der unteren
BOmbsrlp 6oab CUR Solse, welher baS
@sbaube nit nube3u ullem 9uusbalt
3srit6rts. Das ;sritOrte @sbduoe mar
Gisentbum pOn Samusl Zee unb BON
bisism unb 8lpan Eisbe bewobut.
= Der .. & 8. Srsmier Dauio
Gbomas pon SObn StraBe wurOe
MOntus MtOrssn nube Funtber Bluff
uOn einem Sieuulbrett setroffen nnb
pom 3use ssitOBeu. SIN gtctbfall SO'
ipitul srsab iid elm Sadbelbrua uuO
b6ie Sdrammen uno es 1T fruslih, oh
Der 8srleste iid wisber erbolen wirb.
= Sin Dianu, Der na6 oem slusie'
ben 3u urtbeilen Elm POls lit, wuroe
Wtontas giaat i'm .. & 8. 9Ofs BON
sinem YuiiasisrSus sstrOffsn unO 10 bOs
usrlest, OaB man teins 9Offunns battle,
ibn am gsben ju srbalten. @r wuroe
10 idlimm am 36rper unb 8opf ger.
idnittsn, oas feline Soeutitdt iid faum
feititellen luiien wiro. Spdter srsab es
ii4, baB Der @st6Otsts stephan Sieledi
BON Simpiou mar, elm 8srSmann in
Der OiOrOwsit 3sds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25

Der iusenoli9e SOispb Seaole bon
WteuoOw slueuus srplOOirte am WiOntus
cine uufssfunOens GiienbubnputrOne nit
sinem Stsiu uno Oas 6eiultat 1T cine
rsdt bOs 3erfeiidte 9unO.
Der is Sabre ults Ssnas SdDnOsti
pon GsOar auenue, ben Srant Oiusfi
pom Der slei9eu StraBe bsidulOiSt,
sinsn trimiuslleu anSriif aui feline isds'
idbrise To6tsr 9eua ueriuGt su baben,
purbs Disnitus in @rmunssluns bon
$500 Shrsiaaft Dem @efduSuiB iiber'
iauot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25

Son ben pitltn 5dultnnn ftr Jnlt AnT'
r6umunas gufauf @cuttilt, biz nd bier btIns
ssn, battn mir ,tbn ausssiu6t ale quite WufH
bsr btftn.
s @entS bic cue
Bal unb Gordon SpiBtn, ppn ! bis % 3ca
brett, NIT paiTsnttu Giuidssn, uuip bio ~ 10
Gtnis biz CUE.
Se % @ents
Btie, gtit,n 86dsr in pra6tppllsn Slumtn.
btI6us' atlhn'sslis Spsiitdtu. tinfa6r une
@Sissnronb, ptrib 50 Gents has Siid.
rs @ents Die Gle
r,buo,widbt h,utItu Itussbltiftu Da.
most 60 3pa britt. fsns pratippns WuItsr,
meth 65 Gents bic Cue.
$I.75 baS Naar
garbias Gauras Srfprts uHp pumps, aib
BtiItibuna, RON ptrhtllrttr WnItrfi9un9 ouIp
aus. Stietn Stnirt poiu pafisne. psrtb W
unb $3.50.
Se SI.79
N,ie, eorn 5smbsn GaifItn, Gppieu ron
pariIu Grttusuns. sintd6, aTduitl une SpiBsn
BtlaB, psrtb is 50 une $3.50.
% SentS cte Vue
80, 80, in auu, Ssies 5aHstu Sanb. psih.
rOIa, roth, Ititbt bIau unh i6parb ptrib 30
Gsnts bic Gas.
He ii @entS
grpst Ibnssptie. tirtii6t Santtiitr.
rtru ltptur Rap. isbr aufiaussnb, regular j.
20 Gents.
Se $I.OO
0ut DdHns In Suuptrt SSrisn, init Sr.
apIesisn uub Nid,l Wlstaltbtil.n. ptt&ss lrrart
tan uns bIauss 9ttsr, wtrtb $3.50.
Se $I.49
NniuIpUt @srGnetr, prattppa priisrt NIT
Ssistn unb Stifusi, o unb Tuns' pdIIs,
wrtb $i.75 une 81.
S2.9S baS Get
Ganf,is Stid Diun,r Srsia. SSniisIi@'
Sualitdt ron China. bibf& rsfcrirt. Cine esr
pifI,n inisrdantsn Grtssi&Ub gpribsiIs.
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Gpbe Narf Nptisen.

G9pc FuIN VVtt3tHs
- 8sim Babsn In Wfaion's Tsi6
an Sspier apenue srtranf seftern gia6.
mittas Der 10 Sabre alte Charles
Gltimus BON yiorb 9incoln slpenus.
Die l9sids wuroe nod gerlauf elmer
Stunbe sefunbeu.
: Dapio Buri6sl bon @1non Str,
Elm 8ersmann in Der Sampton 3e6e,
trus Sumitus gOrmittas bOie 8ranb.
punoen bauOn, als feline 0ampe cine ars
seiammslte @asmaiie anstinbste unb
bisIe nit 0u9t srplobirte.
-Srau SO. 9sitnsr bon Sanberpeer
auenus reiits Disnitus fiir sinen msbrs
mOnatIideu Seiu6 su ibrer EOdter in
Buffalo, q. g.. un6 wirb Dor Der TRd.
tebr uuh sinen Gblte6er mad ToleSc,
g., MAIDEN, um sinsn SObn 3u be.
iuben.
- Der S6riftisser gilbert Softer
BON 1886 SHb Sbbe Yart apsnue murbs
seltern Wtorsen In sinem Sads nabe
Der slr6balO 3sde fuit ertrunfen uufses
funben, fonnte aber wieber gum Be-
pubtisin sebra9t werben, bod lit iein
Suitanb nidt uusefGbrli6.
YaitOr 8. u. Bender issnsts psrs
floiiene DOnnsritas giadt SRI. Sarub
M. guer BON SrfOro StraBe uub Ro.
bert u. Srdssr oils elm @bepaar elm.
Der Srautisam iit Elm WtitslieO Der
Ser. Staaten Wtarine unO sesenwdrtis
Su Seasue SslunO itatiOnirt.
= Die ssftrise Grturiion Der @beit.
nut StraBe Presbpterii6sn @smsinbs
mad &afe SooOre mar cine re6t ;ablrei6e
uno iOweit mir b6ren. babsn iib alle
Ebeilnebmsr bsitens amiiirt unb nidt
Der ssrinsiie it6rsnoe 3wiidenfall bot
ii6 srsisnst. Das 3uitdnOiss @Omite.
untsritiist bon Faitor Sd6ttle, bate
sllles beitens arransirt.
= SameS Sails1 unS 9Silliam Sus.
par, Slpei oil Der Diamond gBdi9erei
unseitellte 8aui6reiuer, wuroen Souns
tag fur3 Dor Der Wtittussitunoe ourb
Den @initur3 sinss @eriiites cine Diltan3
bon 35 6uB berabseidleuoert uno
Siemli6 bOs uerlest. Suileg erbielt elm
sebro1enes 0eiu unb Suspar S6ranl.
men on ben Beiuen unb Dem S6rper.
SRI. 8illian 99. @iinnea pon q.
@arfielb apenne uno Sobn Us. Sones
uon Diuiiion StraBe wurbsn lestsn
Donneritas WiorSen bur9 Paitor 8.
VI. Bender in Der eu. lutb. ct. Wiarts
Sir6e als elm sliidli6es @bepaar sinss.
ie9net uno traten baum cine So63sits.
rsiie mad giew Dorf an. sic merosn
iia mad ibrer &iidtsbr auf bieier Settle
b1uslih einridten.
= Sobn 2ucer uon Mulberrb Strase
unb iein Bruosr @6warb, Der nnbe Der
Continental .3e6s pObut, bsmerttsn
SOnntas bel einem Spa3iersans i'm
gSaloe einen unan9enebmsn @sru6 uno
uls iie weiter na6foridtsn, sntbsdten
iie bic fart in Sermeiuns iibsrsansene
2ei6e eines Wiannes. Die Yoli,ei
wuroe BON benz Snnb bena6ri9tist, |
tOunts ubsr trOs eifriser 0iudfOri9uus
ben 9ei9uam uidt finoen.
= Sn Der 98albburn & gSilliams
9obelmiibls an Scranton StraBe emf.
ftauo nm llbr Sreitas WtOreen. mabr.
i6einlib ourd cine erbiste g6ie, elm
8rano, Der iebOd Dor ieiner Susbreit'
uns bon benz gta6tmddter eutbedt
wuroe, iOoaB bic pom ibm ularmirte
5euermebr benielben bewdltisen fonnte,
ebs uennenspertber Sdaoeu anseri6tet |
mar. Die groBen 9oljanlasen in iener
yta6bari6aft WiirOen eiuen sr0Beren
Srano 3u eiuem uerOerbliden semadt
baben.
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3ebn sa9erl
bic i6mer su
iibcrtrsTcn inO.

Son btn pittn 5auisnesn ttr Suit Anf'
r6umunas gtrfauf @crittilt, biz nd bier btfns
ssn, but,n mir ,tbn uurssiuSt ale quite Dluff'r
bsr btIitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25
Treie 9emOnRrati0il
bon @ef's elsftrii@sm Saar'
fr6nSler nnS @eaer.

arI. q. &. @prb.u BON bsr @sf Glsstrit 1air
gurln 60. btinett i9 bic santt Mogs pn
nufssm Iptipn eaetniiih, nm bic Wpgtmtfi'
trn ,ur lsihitn Sfrftauna tt; rtufltsn eet1nrt
~ ,tem NIT hsn tltitrilt ttlabsnfm AIaasln
iruS absu,r ibrsr Gpmpanis. Sfbt Damt icnis
tisIss praftIGs slsftriIGs Wuuesr itbsn.
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gsr,prifeIt ni&t in sranfbsit. iclb

gsr;psifsIt ni@t in &ranfbeit. ielbit
mgin ss tribe ausiisbt. 8afit uas
Sure Srdfte 3uiammen, um seiuuO
psrOsn ;u molten, isst @usr Ssrtrausn
uuf 5OQti's sIlpsufrdutsr. asiue slpO'
tbstsr.Mtsbi;in. Spesial.assuteu psr'
iorssn Sud bumit. aOreiis; Or. Ps'
ter Subrusp & Cons Co., 112-11S
90. SOpus aps., Chicago, gu.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-07
Wisconsin Patents.

The following patents were ISSUED
this week to Wis, inventors reported
by D. Swift & Co., Patent Lawyers,
Washington D. 9.
A. W. Barthel Viroqua, railway
switch. w. NJ. Coffman, Madison,
Dynamo electric machine. W. Dich-
man, Oshkosh, machine for making
packing strips. G. Georgenson, Fond
du Lac, reinforced concrete instruction.
?. Hedrich, Milwaukee, manufacturing
roof tiles. ]. Koenig, Two Rivers,
fish net float. H. 6. Razall, Milwau-
kee, perforating and creasing attach
ment for printing presses. J. Woyak,
Milwaukee, door hanger and means to
prevent swaying of doors.
copies of any of the above pat ents
will be furnished to our readers at ten
cents each, by d. Swift & Co., our
special patent correspondents.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-07
SHORT AND BREEZY

Bernard Shaw says the people do
not want great plays-that is, plays
that cause them to think. Bernard
writes the kind the people like, al
right.
Since, IN every other respect he
proved himself such an excellent
gentleman, the Spanish stork will be
forgiven for mixing his dates as he did,
Prof. Olive Brands, criticises the
tendency of our colleges to athletics.
The professor is an undesirable citizen.
Recently issued orders that no rice
or old shoes must be thrown in any OF
It's stations, will make the Pennsyl-
vania railroad solid with the June
Bride.
The reason for John L. Sullivan s
denial of his marriage is explained. He
says he has been on the water wagon
for 1ls weeks. John L. does not want
to fall off.
Oyster Bay is getting ready to be
not as dumb as it's name would in
dictate.
1t is time co begin warning the
country that we should have a safe
and sane Fourth of July.
: The rumor of the Cars abdication
is almost as hard to believe as the
story Of Mr.. Platt's resignation.
The marriage of the esteemed Mr..
Corey brings the PIttsburg code of
morals into the slimelight again.
We note with interest that Mahat-
ma Paramahasma arrived in New York
to convert the city to Buddhism.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-07
DODGE CO. SHERIFF
CAPTURES HIS MAN
An Assyridn Charged With
Attack on SiSter-OCCur-
red at Iron Ridge.
(From Wednesdays DaiIy.D

The Milwaukee Sentinel of yester
day had the following to say regarding
the return from Waterville. Me-,
of Sheriff Miller of Dodge county
with Lias Mishel:
''Sheriff William F. Miller OF
Dodge county, Wis.,, stopped at the
county jail Sunday night with 4
prisoner whom he had taken in Water
vile, Me-, after a search of more than
two months. The man is Lias MisheI
about 80 years of age, an Assyrin, who
is accused of having MADE brutal
attack on his sister, Lillian, and rob-
bed her of 81, 400. The two Assyrins
had come to this country six weeks
before the attack occurred. After theG
had been in Iron Ridge a while she
began to receive considerable atten-
ton, which did not please her brother,
who feared apparently that he would
lose all chance OF obtaining any of the
money if she got married. He repeat
eddy tried to induce her to return with
him to Jerusalem, from which they
had come, but failed. On March 18th
during quarrel with her, he seized
her by the throat, it is charged, and
choked her until her tongue protrude,
and then seized the tongue and tried
to pull it out. -
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-07

populace of the east. This is his bill
of fare for the month.
June 2 to Moderately warm.
June 8-Very heavy thunderstorms,
followed by falling temperature.
June 9 to 13-Coldest summer
weather for many years in June, but
too cloudy for frost, though almost
cold enough for snow.
June 13 to 15-Pleasant.
June l6-Warm, showery.
June Is to 22-Pleasant.
June 23-Warm and showery.
June 24-Heavy thunderstorms.
June Is to 29-Very colo for sum.
mer.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-07

Louis Scholl, who cretainly did an
exceptionally good piece of work.
The shrubbery was put in by the
White Elm Nursery. All in all, it
is one of the best jobs of the kind
that have been performed in the city
for long time and has added much
beauty to the locality. Every citizen
who has occasion to drive about the
city today should make it point to
visit the spot fact, it is we'll worth
d walk out there to see. The work is
highly commended by City Engineer
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-07
MARK UP JUNE AS
MONTH OF STORM
LIKELY TO PROVE EVEN MORE
FREAKISH THAN MAY.
Many Pin Faith in Predictions of
HiCkS-St, Louis Astronomer
Seems to Have Made Last
Months Wedther-COld Wave is
Booked for Month of June.

''The weather. has cume to be
much more than casual topic of con-
versation this spring; it is almost a
continuous performance tragedy.
Everybody seems to have lost all con-
fidence In the social forecasters, :"
and has gone to guessing, each one on
his own account feeling that he cannot
possibly d. worse than those whose
business it is to know what the weather
is going to do.
A lot of people are piGning their
faith in weather predictions on Hicks,
the St. Louis astronomer, whose
almanac for this year, made up last
fall, has been hitting the nail on the
head in most remarkable manner
recently. Last mouth Hicks seem ed
to be making the weather, so closely
did his predictions materialize, not
withstanding the fact that it was one
of the most freakish months ever ex-
perlenced. Hence Hicks predictions
for June are worthy of some respect.
Hicks says that June is to be one
of the stormest months of recent years
and even more freakish than May
or April" phenomenal perturbations
will reach some sort of crisis in earth
and sky,'' is the way he puts it.
The frat storm period will extend
from the I'd to the 7th, beginning with
marked rise of temperature and falling
barometer. and eliminating in severe
thunderstorms, cloudbursts, hail and
possibly tornadoes.
There is another storm period on
the 9th, 10th and 18th; excessive
warmth, extreme humidity and violent
thunder and wind storms will char
scteIize this period, according to
Hicks.
From the 18th to the 18th will be
one of the most "decislve turmoil"
seasons of the whole month; low
barometer, humidity and excessive
heat will be followed by violent and
dangerous lightning storms, in which
the destructive inds will reverse all
their usual directions and blow from
anywhere to everywhere.
The next storms will occur about
the I'D and resemble those just men
toned, excepting that there will be
local rain delugues IN widely separated
sections and wind worthless of great
The last of the June storms will
occur about the 9th. during which
there will be heavy rains, wind and
thunder daily for three or four days.
Taking June right through, Hicks
says there are to be unusual vocanic
disturbances, earthquakes, sun spots,
auroral displays and all sorts of freak
ISL magnetic earth currents that
sailors especially had better pay at
tention to.
Trouble seems really to portend, for
Hicks is not the only weather fore
,aster who is slandering June. An
rev Jackson Devoe, the weather
prophet Of Hackensack, N. j., has
spread weather menu for the Atlantic
,eaboard, especially New York city.
hat will bring cold comfort to the
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a tariff commission to stave off
action in their behalf for term of
years, playing fast and loose with
them. They demand favorable legis
lation at once, direct positive and
sure, and will not be satisfied with
anything less than revision. The
party which makes immediate revision
it's central principle in the next cam
paign, will be successful, for the
voters demand it and will not be
appeased with anything less.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-07

Uncle Joe Cannon has been seeing
things of late, and is not as much of a
''stand patter" as he custer was"
For years he has been the high priest
uf the ultra protection crowd and as
speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives has been able by arbitrary
power, exercised arbltariaeIy, to pre-
vent q revision of tie tariff in the
interest of the people. Now, that d
presidential bee is buzzing in his
head-gear, he is seeing visions, and
if his friend Senator Hopkins is to be
believed, he now favors a revision of
the tariff, influenced however, not by
conviction, but policy. The Leader
has no earthly use for any man seek
ing the presidency, who is not a
pronounced advocate of revision of
the tariff along protective lines, be he
republican, democrat or Hottontot
The time has long passed, when there
should have been a modification and
reduction in the schedule rates of the
Dingley tariff, which tor years, has
been robbing the people for the benefit
of the manufacturers, Awho have be-
come enormously rich because of the
law which permitted them to levy
tribute of the people, and our infant
industries" have been able, by means,
that it is unnecessary to state, con-
trolled congressional legislation in
their own interest.
The nominee for the presidency
should be statesman of the con-
structive kind and not a politician
seeking personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at
the sacrifice of principle. A man, who
has ideas and honest convictions, and
who will not play political game of
hide and seek to fool the people. A
man who is leader and not follow
er in all reform movements, be they
popular or otherwise. The man, who
succeeds Theodore Roosevelt in the
presidential chair must be. and will
be, a man in sympathy with his ideas
and policies and should either party
nominate man of a different mould,
that party will meet with defeat at the
polls at the next general election, for
the people are thinking. party attach
ments are becoming weak, and partisan
ship thing of the past. And in this
connection it may be said, that a
large majority of the people at the
present time are revisionists and are
strongly opposed to the make shift of
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-07
RECEIVED FINE Of
$4,000 AND COSTS
RubiCOn Farmers Plead Guilty
to Charge of Selling Adult
terated. Milk.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

Nicholas Wagner and Nicholas
Schmidt of Rubicon appeared before
Justice Stacy yesterday to answer to
the charge of selling "mixed drinks, "
or otherwise adulterated milk. The
complaint was made by U. S. Baer,
of Madison, assistant dairy and food
inspector, the milk being alleged to
have been sold to August F. Westphal
of Rubicon. The defendants plead
guilty to the charge and each were
fined SIS and costs.