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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02
Giicnbabu Seittabeile.
s,lauars, sadoiuanna unb @sHsrn gatn.

}u Rraft ben "a. 5unt 19Ob.
siolth -8srlGbt Scranton fir Ntw gpri
nm 2.05, 3.2O, 6.05, 500, 1920, Born. ;
1910, 1926 uub $40 Na&mittase. 8tr
gltp gurt une philadelphia, um 500 @prm.;
f2.40 uue 3.35 Nadmittass. 8ir
Spbvbanua, 6.i0 Ndhmittass.
W6rolidl dl-8iir Buffalo um 1.15. 6.25 II. 600
Rcr.; t.55. $40 une if.t0 Nabmitiags. 8iir
8iusbamtcu, Glmira une 3piibtnitatipntn, unl
1910 Rpr. une LOS Ga6m. 6iir Ssptac
Syrasuls unb Utica. nm lis unb 6.25 Wpr.
f.55 Natmittass. Sspesp. Sprasuls uni
Utica aug nm 6.25 Wpr. l6uft tGsIi&, ausat.
ncmmtu Spuutass. 8iir WOntrpie um 900
Ror.; los uu6 GAO Na6m. Ni1pIlpn ar.
consolation, I'm 400 Ra6mittaas. gins.
hampton Aercmptahun, UNI 6.t5 Habmittaes
Hloomsburs 1ibFon-gnIGst Sranirr
fir Ncrtbumbtrlaup I'M 6.35, 1920 Mpr.
i.55 unt $40 Na&m. Dir pIpmputb I'm go,
9iahmittnas.
Sountaae' 3hee.
siSlitb -5ar Rsp gprf um 205, 800
sos unb 1920 @OrssHs; 3.35 unh 3.4C
Hahm.
R6roltd - 6iir Buffalo I'm lis. uni
6.25 Nor. t.55, 6.40 unb 11.f0 Rabm
Cir BiuebamiUu uue 3pilhtnfdtiCntn, 9 On
uue 1910 gorniitaas
8loomsburg Sibiiion 8'rldst Suarfcl
um 1920 Wor uuh GAO Na6miitass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02
Die .saaS in .yrankrsidl.
&rI5is aus Der SaebIiebbabsrst aHs tl
kDtIesrsteinfubr.

RsiIsbrstsiniubr.
Die 3abI Der Sagbf9eine 1T in
Jranfrsi9 bon 1874 bis 1904 BON
125. 900 duf 100000 seitieaen unb bat
in ben lebten Sabren nabsau 100000
trrei1t. @erfdiebene Snbuitrieaipeise,
ipie Daffenfabriten, Sdgbtonfeftipnen,
baben natiirli6 nit bieiem Iufs
fdpuns S9ritt sebalten, unb anbrer.
feits baben Staat unb @emeinoen
jdbrlid einen aufebnli9en GrlDs aus
Der Sagbliebbaberei su 5iebeu. SIN
Sabre 1903 bsifpielspeife fieIen fir
bic 9em.inben 4,846,270 Srancs
Il Granc = 1913 genis) unb fir ben
Staat 8,723,2S6 Sruancs ab, ipobei
fur ben leBteren nod 100000 5rancs
fur Stempslpupier oasu famen. 9a
Der Staat auberbem bas S&iebpuls
bermonopol beiibt 10 1T fir Jpn bic
Sasb elm anfsbnIi9ss @innabmetdpis
tai seipprben.
Serner iit Der GSslDbretfonTum in
Grantrei4 piel sr0Bsr, als bic Grgcb.
nife Der SugOsn. 70 baB benz Sisfus
nod grobe Summsn aus ben 30aen
fir einsefiibrtes Dilb 5uflieben Die
sr0Bten Wtlbbret 2ieferanten fir
Grarfreih iinb Oeiterreih unb
Oeutf9lanb. @inen 9ssriff bon benz
frans0iiiden Wilbbrsttonfum gebsn
folsenbe 3iffern. gs purben i'm
borisen Sabre in paris bertauft:
1,344, ,468 Ger9en, 35,750 @9nepf.n,
193,695 Wa6teln, 50,421 @ilbenten,
1887 Stiid Rotbpilb, 111,438 Sas
fame, 206,7S7 Srammetsp0gsl, 1861
294 Salen, 494,172 Selbfanin9en,
525, 5,455 Rebbiibner. 0apon entfielen
auf Seiterrei9 unb Ssutf9lanb runb
250,000 Safen, 250,000 Rebbiibner
unO 10000 Gaiane. Sir bieIes Sabr
fiirdtet man eine bebeutenbe @rbDbung
Der Ginfu6r, ba belonbers Die Rebz
biiGner in 6rantreid iebr suriidssbliss
ben iinb, fo6aB fie itG fir ben Som
FUN ni6t gut eignen biirften. gBie
tperSen pieber bittere Slas
gen iiber Btlbsrsri9GSen gefiibrt, bic
in ben fran5OIden Sagosebieten lussen
Der Raaii4t5loiigteit Der anssipanbten
Wiittel geraoesu ungebeuer iinb, unb
man perlangt abermdls brinelid
itrenssre Strafoprf9riften segen bic
WaIbs unb SeIbfrepler.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02
ga has ssnannts gissnibum pirb MIR. ssstr
8aa3nbIuus psrfauft.
g. s Galpin, Sderif..
S6uifsami, Suantcn, pay DpnntrIfas, efr
f9. EYsmbsr 1907.
Don Der SuHuen5a.

8ie BEL ben meiiten Snfettipnss
trdntbeiten tsnnen mir au4 bel Der
SnflusnSa nod tein ips5ifii9es Seils
mittel; gang Stpedlos unO gum Sbeil
ni9t einmaI ungefdbrlih iinb bic BON
Der Retlame angeprteisnen rporbeus
senben" Mlittel. Der 'Snfluen5a ges
geniiber mub man eben Satuliit fsin.
Qlu6 Bel ibr bat man bic glei6en Gre
fabrunaen pie bel ben iibrisen epibes
mii6en &rantbsiten semu6t. baB bic
9ebanblung nit Meoilamenten feline
6eIonberen Grfolge sibt pie bie Der
pbDIitaliI5en neutrality-suspicious.
DobI bat Die 6emiiGe Snbuitrie sine
llnmdFe bon - linen" uno - nonen"
lls Snfluen5ateilmitsel duf o.n Wlurtt
5eporTen, iie linbern pobl etmus bas
S9merSs unb Sibeqefiibl, iie iolIten
lber, bd iie fd1t dGe ni6t unbebentlidc
yebenpirtunSen baben, ni9t etnfa4
.Iinnlps in Der gtpothete perldn9t uno
Jrammlpeiie seI9lu6t tperoen, ibre
Ra9pirturgcn auf 9sr5 unb Herpen
Iinb oft falimmer ipie bic Der Sns
|fluen5a. 9ei ibrer 8erD,nbuns mub
,ben iebr iursfdltis iRbiDibualiiirt
perben, mas ndtiirli9 nur BON Seiten
Oes arStes 9sibeben tunn, geruoe 10
ME au9 bic pbpiituliI9en Wletboben
Der Ratur bes GtnSelnsn angepdbt
tperben miFen: bem einsn betommt
59piben unO Elm beibes 8do, benz
1nberen GisbIaIe unb talte 4breibuns.
llu6 ben llnfus nit benz nDestrius
Ten" Der SnfIuen5a ioute man aufses
ben, benn srobe 2lltobolboien permebs
ren meiIt ben &opffbmer3 unO rauben
BEN lebten Reit bon S9laf; tleine Oos
fen eblerer Wsinforten t0nnen allers
Oings bas IGfige &rantbeitss unb
59pG9esefiibl bannen. Sum S4lnb
ap9 Elm fpoblsrprobter Rdtb fir ieben
5nfluenaatranten: man bdlte ii4 a4t
Sage mad Der 9eneiuns nod 10. als
penn man bic Snfluen5u nod bdttel
Dem porssitis.n @erluHen bon 8ett
unb 3immer 1T oft cine 2unsensnt'
liinbung gefOlgt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02
Der Tuk ais @reifuraan.

Die inoii6en Sanoperter, pel6e
meiiteas in bodenber Stellung arbeis
ten. bsbienen iid bel ibrer 4rbeit eben>
fopobl Der Sibe aIs Der SGnbs. Der
SiI9ler bsniibt ben SUB ipie cine
3pinee, nm bas Brett gu balten, bas
er bearbeitet; Der S9uiter bGlt ben
S9ub, ben er nit ben SGnben bear>
beitet. nit ben 5iiBsn fsft unb 70 mel,
ter. 8eim &lettern an Seilsn unb auf
8Gumen pirb bon ben 3eben @ebrau9
semadt. 9ieis 8epegli9teit 1T in Der
bon Sugenb uuf geiibten @elentieteit
Der Siifte begriinbet, iuelde bem Snber
seitattet. bic Giibe ben SGnbsn iebr
nube gu brinsen; ferner in Der 9slsns
tigteit Der 3sbsn, unter ipel9en ipiebsr
bic srpbs 3ebe am bsfpesIidifen 1T.
Beionbers fdllt bem GuropGer Der
fpeite 9bitanb Spiiden Der sroBtn
3sbe unb ibrer Rudburin auf. beren
@ntfernung am @runbt 6 Bis 16 Mil
limster betrGst. Die Spiben Der 3e>
ben tonnen poneinanber in cine Gnts
fernung BON l Bis 2 gentimeter unb
3pdr obne 3utbun Der Sdnbe sebru4t
lpsrbsn, ia in einem Sale purbe fogar
cine gntfernuns bon 5 gsntimeter, cts
ma 2 3ol, beoba6tst; bic 3eben fOns
nen Ii9 aber aud Biz sur 8eriibrung
an ben SpiBen senGbert tperOen. pirs
fen bann tpie eine 3pinge unb permos
gen einen re4t empfinbli6en Druid
aussuiiben. Snfolee bieier @nlagen
tonnen bic Snber aud Sanbulsn tras
gen, pel6e nur bur9 einen pflod, Der
stpiI6en bic erite unO 5peite 3ebe ges
tlemmt pirb, an Der Sobls feitsebulten
perben. Sie Gntipidlung Der Greifs
funttion bes 6ubes unb bes entipres
9enoen 9aues bsHeIben 1T bas ReIuls
tat iabrtauIenbelanssr QnpaiIuns oes
Organs an eine beitimmte 6unttion.
Rie lit aber burd bieIen Gebrau4 bic
grpbe 3sbe ropponirbor" gelporoen,
bas beiBt, iie tann ben iibrise4 3eben
ni6t gegeniibergeiteIt psrben. tpie Der
9aumen ben Tinsern. Ndre biss ges
I9eben, 10 fpiirbe bas ben aufre9ten
Gang 5u elmer f9tpierisen uno miibes
boIlsn 4rbsit MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02
6fberif' s-0erkanf
@elt6uoaGm 8rHaNGigeHtbam,

npn-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02

No. All jene gewisse Lot oder
Parzelle Land, NIT Verbesserungen.
gelegen in der 8. Ward der Stadt
scranton. Iackawanna County und
Staat Pennsylvania. an der noerdlichen
Settle Won Luzerne Strasze, zwischen IA.
Strasze grenzend so Fusz und sich err
streckend rueckwaerts $50 Fusz und
da herum, mehr oder weniger. Ist Lot
No. 12 i'm Block No. 80 vie ausgelegt
und numerirt auf der Assessmentkarte
der 5. Ward der Stadt Scranton einge-
tragen in der staedtischen Assessoren
Office, begrenzt und beschrieben vie
folgt, nemlich: Anfangend an einem
Punkte an der Nordseite Won Luzerne
Strasze, 1O1 Fusz oestlich won 15. Ave-
nue., damn noerdlich $50 Fusz zu Sadie
Place, damn oestlich entlang Sadie
Place $50 Fusz, damn suedlich $50 Fusz
eur Luzerne Strasze, damn westlich ent-
lang Luzerne Strasze so .Fusz zum
Anfangsplatz.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exeku-
tion genommen auf die Klage der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02

8orf f9riften fir glus
m b bilbeftber. Sn Wils
ipaufee beifebt bic @orfdrift. buB bic
yummern Der QutomObile ft9 in arus
biI9er 3ablsni9rift auf Wetalplatten
befinben unb tpenisitens brei 3oll bod
Tein follen; binter Der 3ubl iou ii9 Der
Bu6ftabe SO befinben. @ielfa9 pers
ben an SteIIe Der Metallplatten plats
ten aus papps unb SOl5 esnOmmen,
ipenn bic SristnaIi9ilber perloren ees
gangen iinb, Sir Derloren gesa1gene
S6ilber iinb neue Bet Der BebDrbe GEE
gen gsaabIuns bon 81 gu erbeben.
3ufptberbanblunseu fbunen inter Inns
itdnben NIT Der Gtnaishuns Der betrefa
fenben Motortpasen befraft perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02
eadapauna e. BBOmins SuIlss.
(Qaurel pinie.)
SeroutOn uuS gBilt,s. Bar

3pIbsu SCRANTON une gDifsss Sarrs.
3ha, psrlaNsn Suantpu nm 90, 200, 3 90
400, 500 unb 800 Wuratue. I'm 5 40 Rcr.
asus an @phtutastn unb aae ua6fclstne'
ipau,ta Rinutsn, unh UNI 700 Wcrstns ar
Senntaatu unb allt naGfsIstuee spantis Ni'
nus,u be une iuiluFpt 10 no Ha&is, In @il.
fts- s-yarrs Al Ttuuttu ip6tr anfommsuh.
GrpwB,hes, uur In pittstcu antalisub, psr'
IalItu SCRANTON alit Stunbs ideIiG, ausat.
ncnmtu Ssnntass uub Gtiutaetn. BON 7.ts
Rorasns bis 7.f9 Abtnbs, une trtHtn IN @il
s.Barre 80 Rinuten fp6ttr elm.
Osftnu Dttnff ,pii6.a SCRANTON, sas Aui
Davi, 2uaa Tarf, ptttrsbura une Dunmort.
@iebt BabrpIan fiir etp6dbsf5rbtrnbs 3ias.
y. n. @sts. IT,. BerftbrsIfitey
Srat ID araft am 8. Salt 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02

Reuartiger Nut o m o 8
btIretfen. Or. 6. 6. Sdopns
mater bon perbam, Winn., bat Elm
patent srbaIt.u duf .inen alutomobil'
r.ifen, tpel9er ni9t unbraudbar iptrb,
tpenn er an elmer Gtelle bef4dbtgt
iptrb. 0is Sbee Der n.uen erfiRbuug
IN. bab Der Wanttt NIT elmer Retbe
bon GummibdGIsn s.fiillt pirb, iptIte
mil tpmprimirter 2uft stfiiat unb
berRstii9 -berf9lofsa fnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-02

Gin 2oub bpner HebeI
abiorbirt Elf proaent Der 2i4titrabIen
elmer ssip5bnIidsn Gaslampe unb 81
sgrossnt stn.r Campo nit WsibsIiih'
Ii8t.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
GREAT SUCCESS
BAPTisTs OF CITY HOLD THEIR
ANNUAL MEETING. HAVE BAN
ouET, MUSIC AND UNIQUE PRO-
i GRAM. =, ssr''sss tzs. z.'

The annual gathering OF the local
Baptists occurred Tuesday evening at
the church. Between fifty and sixty
sat down to well arranged tables at
$50 and partook Of plenteous re
past furnished by the ladies'. How
ever the men, young men, did the
honors of the occasion, even to the
clearing Of the tables and stacking
away the dishes. Deacon Edberg in
voked the blessing and the choir, un-
der direction of Mr.. Winslow, fur
nished the music. DR.. A. Schultz acted
as toastmaster and he did it right. too.
The following unique program was
presented, the topic being ''Our
Church." 1.-THE School,, It's Needs
by E. Burgess; "The Primary Depart.
ment," by Mrs. G. B. Newcomb; 1.-THE
Young Women, Possibilities, by Mrs
Frank Smith; 1.-The Christian En-.
| deavor,' by H. c. Fish; "The Choir
Its Usefulness" by H. e. Winslow
''The Ladies' Aid, It's Helpfulness,' by
Mrs. Hoskins; '"The Exchequer, Its
Emptiness by w. E. Parsons; "The
| Future, It's Rosiness,' by Pastor New.
| comb.
The two last topics in the nature
| Of the case intensified the interest
and when the renewal of pledges took
| place there was revealed hilarious Civ
| ing on the part of many. Non-contrib-
| utors were down for goodly amounts
| a number of the heaviest supporters
| had doubled their subscriptions and
| others had quadrupled. The budget Of
| expense, including the benevolences
for the ensuing year, will, with the ad
dition Of few other pledges, be read
lily met.
The Baptist swan-song was sung
and Deacon Varney offered prayer
The roll of members was then called
with Scripture quotations given fol
reply.
| The annual election resulted in H
C. Fish for treasurer; R. A. Petsie fol
clerk; w. E. Parsons for trustee, and
| thankful mention was offered for the
efficient and continuous services OF
Mr.. Winslow as choirister. Perhaps
the church has never looked more
hopefully into the future than now.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
One of the New Books

Among the fiction for this winter
that is reaching large sale may be-
meL toned Marie Corelli's new work,
"Holy Orders" The author of this
work is too well known to need any
introduction, her fame having been
established by "The Master Chris
tian," ''The Sorrows of Satan"
"Thelma," etc. In this story the
chief character is clergyman whose
"Holy Orders" are to him the only
reality in life. His rectitude and pa
tient endurance make him figure of
faith and courage not to, be forgot
ten. Other important characters are
society people, stage favorites, SIM
pie village folk, powerful financiers
and such individuals as the clergy
mans beautiful wife, an exiled Cath
olic priest and an attractive Ameri-
can bachelor. The problems enter
ing into the dramatic plot are the
vital ones now before the American
people. Miss Corelli's admirers,
numbered by hundreds of thousands,
have cause for satisfaction in this i'm
portant and great novel. Price SLIPS.
On sale at Hoskins',, 4ths and aBroad-
way. 2 E
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Joe Coulter Of Dawson: 1t was my
good fortune to be guest of the
Commercial club at their banquet
and social meeting last evening. T
enjoyed every moment spent there.
In its Commercial club Bismarck has
one Of the most sociable and friend
ly organizations in. the country. Each
visit brings an ever ready welcome
from its members and makes the
visitor feel that he is among friends
wllo are anxious to entertain him and
make his stay in the city pleasure.
1t, is this fraternal spirit among your
business men that is the secret of
the city's growth and prosperity.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
AT THE BlJ|(u

Shore Acres being put on at the
Atheneum tonight there will be no
Bijou show till Friday night, when
there will be q complete change in
the pictorial program and two vaude-
Vile acts, consisting of Davies and
Francisco, comedy acrobats, and
Edith Haney, La Petite soubrette.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
MAY HOLD AN ELECTION.

1t is reported that the sheriffs Of
Kidder and Emmons counties at ,ast
decided to call special election to
decide the tie between Storey and
Herolz for the legislature. It is not
known just what the proposition is
as to whether it will be an open field
for any candidate who may want to
make the race or not.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
MUSICAL TRAVELLERS
TWO BOHEMIAN MUSICIANS HAVE
BEEN GIVING BlsMARckERs
f A TREAT.

Two unusually fine musicians are
in the city and have delighted great
many Of the lcitizens with their charm
ing melody. They are Messrs. Robert
Killer and Frank M. Voght, the one
playing the zyther and the othe. the
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

A good cigar is a smoke-a poor
one is joke. We handle the good
ones. Bismarck Stationery Co., on
Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
FINE PRESENT.

B. P. Rouse, state agent for the
Mutual Benefit Insurance company
was in the city yesterday and In
conversation with G.. H. Russ. the
needs of the gymnasium of the Young
Mems association were mentioned
and as an uDshot Of the conversation
Mr.. Rouse will present to the assoc
iation fine gymnasium weighing
scale, which not only weighs "a per
son, but measures him, etc. 1t is a
fine gift. @~. 20 s's- 80 st7o~~s~ sr--,>.-.s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

harp-guitar. They have played at
the high school and various places
and last night, furnished the music
during the Commercial club ba,.quet,
and every member of the club
speaks in the highest terms of The
enjoyment derived from their pres
ence. The musical instrument which
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
WHAT They SAY

il. g. Fish: The B. 70. a. boys will
meet tonight at 1870 sharp. Bring
slippers and suits for floor work and
also q towel for shower baths. New
members will he voted on. ..
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

An indispensable line of christm as
box papers at the Bismarck Station.
cry Co.'s, on Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

We have in stock pants, shirts and
shoes for tumbling. The Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
STATE LIBRA.
RlAN RESIGNS.
MISS MILLER ORDERED BY HER
PHYSICIAN TO CEASE WORK. F.
LIBRARY COMMISSION ACCEPTS
HER RESIGNATION WITH RE-
GRET. MRS. RUDLoNG TO su-
PERvisE WORK. s.E..

The public library commission is re-
grettfng the loss of dts librarian and
director, Miss Zana K. Miller, whom
failing health has compelled to return
to her home in Appleton, Wis Her
physicians have forbidden her to re-
sumo work for a year and the COM
mission has reluctantly, accepted her
resignation, and adopted the follow
ing resolutions: @> ss>
Whereas, Miss Zana K. Miller has
felt compelled by failing health to re-
sign her position as librarian and di-
rector Of North Dakota public library
commission work, and, r* "
Whereas, The pressure of work is
such that the Office can not long be
left without an executive head, be it
RESOLVED, That with reluctance
We accept the resignation of Miss Mil
Ter and take this opportunity of ex-
pressing our appreciation of the work
she has done for all the departments
under her charge. The library inter
est Of North Dakota will always owe
a debt. to the, enthusiasm, discretion
and technical ability of its organizer.
5t FRANK ]. THOMPSON,
President,
lt w. L. STOCKWELL,
'sz Vice-President,
% #f:1 MINNIE C. BUDLONG,
Secretary.
The commission met this week at
the capitol and welcomed it's new
member, DR.. o. G. Libby Of Grand
Forks, who, by virtue of his election
as president of the N. D. L. A., be.
comes an ex-officio member of the
commission. Much routine business
was transacted in preparation for the
coming session and the supervision OF
the work until April 1st, 1909, was
placed in the hands Of its secretary
Mrs. Minnie Clarke Budlong.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

A nice pair Of patent leather shoes
would make nice Christmas present.
A fine line for sale at The Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

The line of Art Calenders and
Pictures done in water colors, and
shown at Knowels & Haney's are
certainly worth seeing.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

6illiken has arrived. You will find
him at the Bismarck Stationery Co.'s,
Firth street. ..S
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Billiken has arrived. You will find
him at the Bismarck Stationery Co.'S,
Fifth street. S$@
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

If you want a genuine bargain in
Fur Coats call at Dahl's Clothing
Store.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

"A large line Of new rugs just re-
ceived, any kind you want. Special
prices for holidays. Fields Furniture
store.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Christmas ties can be seen at the
Bostor. .,@
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Have you entered the Limerick con-
test?
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Order Gymnasium suits at The Bos-
ton.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-30
LOST BRAIN MATTER,

Harry Dreher, boy sixteen years
old, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dreher,
254 Grand Ave, was badly injured Fri
day while at work in the plant of the
Wausau Foundry and Machine Shop.
The boy was at work smoothing off a
casdng on an emery wheel when the
wheel bursted, presumably from its
own velocity. 1t was shattered into
hlndreds of pieces and one of the larger
ones. three cornered piece, Struck
young Dreher on the lead over the left
eye, fracturing his skull and making a
wound two inches in length. From
this wound the 3ey's brain oozad out
and he lost quantity of brain matter.
A physician was hastily summoned and
the wound was bound up and the boy
was hurried 10 St.SMary's hospital in an
automobile.
The wheel was new one which was
put in use the day before. The trian-
gular piece which struck the boy was
about two and one-half inches across
the base and the corners were very
sharp The boys head was partly pro-
tected by a cap, but a large hole was
torn in the head piece.
The accident occurred just before the
closing of the shop for dinner and the
young man remained unconscious for
considerable length of time. Fragments
of the emery wheel were thrown in all
directions and several windows were
broken in the building. This is the first
serious accident to occur in the shop
and it was one for which no one in par
ticular was to blame.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-30
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

The PILOT is digging out and publish
ing Information that will prove of value
to various societies of our city in the
future. For instance, this week, under
the head of Occurrences of Long Ago,
is published the proceedings of the
meeting which was held on the 18th
day of Sept 1857, to organize ST. Johns
Episcopal church, nearly 81 years ago.
The men who held the first offices and
who were then our active business
men, have all passed into the land OF
shadows, showing how brief is our
stay, even at the longest, on this earth.
The names of those who were elected
that date, Sept. 13, 1857, at o'clock, p.
M, were: Thomas Youles, j G. Clarke,
w. Beer, Jr., W. Clemson, Burton Mil
lard, F. w, Tyler, P. N Calkins, Thos.
Single, BENZ. Single and VIM Kennedy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The following contract viii be let by
the town boards of Easton and Ripgle
on the town line. between Ringle and
Easton, TO build two wing walls, "a #
long, Is ft. high and #. wide on the
bottom and tapering to it. on top OF
wall The contractor is to furnish all
material excepting the cement, which
will be furnished by said towns, and
said contractor is to haul it out BIN
self. This contract viii be let on the
3Oth day of June. at 70 o'clock in the
forenoon.
The town boards reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
Wausau, Wis, June 9th, 1905
10 WI ENTI RAMTHUS, Chm.