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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
BOOKS GAMES WITH HOLSTERS
Champion Cubs VIII Play Two Battles
Mt Indianapolis In April.

Although the season has been over
but a few days President Charles w.
Murphy of the cubs is busy arranging
the spring trip for his team. In adj
dition to the two-day series at Dayton,
April II and IL, Indianapolis has been
booked for the two previous days.
This about winds up the final battles
Of the champs in hostile territory, the
early games having yet to be decided
on.
President Murphy said yesterday that
the day before the season opened in
Chicago there will be an exhibition
game either between the vets and colts
of the cuDs, or the champs versus the
University of Illinois.
In regard to King managing Kansas
City, Mr. Murphy said that all he had
heard about it was contained in the
papers He had little to say on the
proposition. however.
Johnny Evers was a visitor at the
office during the afternoon and held
a tanning bee with his boss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
ROBERTSDALE.

Arnold Landon is able to be out
again after being confined to his home
for two weeks on account of sickness.
Misses Hattie Klemm and Augusta
Whitening visited the Fields museum
at Jackson park Monday.
Mrs Turley and daughter, Maggie, of
East Chicago spent the day visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Furley of Lin
coin avenue.
Miss Martha Kasch of Roberts ave
nue. was visiting friends in South Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs. Faulkner and Miss Lillian Ben
nett of Indiana Harbor were the guests
of Mrs. G. NJ. Cough of Roberts ave-
nue. Tuesday.
Mrs Jweick, Mrs Matilda Sell and
Miss Anna Sell of Chicago were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. August Ho-
man at their home in Harrison avenue
Monday.
Ellis, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Eggers. is quite sick at their
| home in Roberts avenue.
Mr.. Papke of Peoria, ILL.,. visited John
Hunter of Indiana boulevard yester-
day.
/ Mr.. Charles Webb has returned from
/ Emmett, Mich, and will spend the win
/ ter here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Flaugher of Harrison avenue
Miss Augusta Whitening of East
Side is spending a week with her cou-
sin, Miss Hattie Klemm, of Indiana
boulevard
Mrs. James Landon spent the day in
1 ha- cic
/ Collins, of Washington boulevard and
Mrs. Arnold of Oak Park.
Mrs. Charles Stress of Roberts ave-
nue. was Chicago visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen of Chicago
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Allen of Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Richard schaaf and daughters,
Mrs Harmon and Mrs. Melvin, spent
Tuesday visiting in Hammond
Willie Manthala is seriously i'll with
| typhoid fever at the home of his par
ents in Reese avenue.
Mrs. Fred Klemms is reported in a
very precarious condition at her home
in Lincoln avenue.
The democratic meeting. which was
held in HATS hall Tuesday evening.
was largely attended Mayor Becker
and Judge Mcmahon were the prin-
cipa1 speakers of the evening.
Mrs. John Bland of Roberts avenue
attended the Ben Hur lodge in Ham
mond Wednesday. evening.
August Ruff is reported very low
with typhoid fever at his home in Rob
berts avenue.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hunter of Indiana boule-
ward attended the funeral of H. R
Winslow, past commander of Grant
post, No. IS, of Chicago. The Chica-
go commandry service was held at the
Palmer House. He was a member OF
Plaiader lodge, whose service was a.
the grave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
WALKER AND BARRETT
ADD EXPENSIVE EQUIPMENTS.
Cash Register Capable of Handling 300
Compartments, Is Installed In
Indiana HarbOr Grocery.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Indiana Harbor, Oct. 22.-The in
creased demands of their business for
more modern Office methods. has caused
the Walker and Barrett grocery. on
Michigan avenue to install a new cash
register, capable of handling 800 com
partments.
The register is of the latest design
and is one of the finest placed on the
market by the Alliance,O :, people. The
growth of business has also struck the
Stephens and Haywood hardware cor
poration on Michigan avenue. Mr..
Stephens yesterday received a splendid
desk, of the Alexander H. Revell com
panys make, which will be used in the
store office. And all under republican
administration too.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
FALK MAKES DEBUT AS
FULL BACK AT MIDWAY
SchOtt's Injury Forces Coach Stagg to
Develop Two Men to FIJI job.

Louis Falk, the maroon tackle. who
has been out of the game so far this
season, made his debut at full back
yesterday at Marshall field, and prob
ably viii appear in this position in the
Chicago Minnesota football battle Oct.
81 Schott's injured hip may keep
him out of the big game, according
to Coach Stage, and Falk has been
lifted out of the line as a result
With the continued bad shape of
Schott making his participation in the
gopher contest problematical, Stage is
forced to develop two full backs for
emergencies and Falk and Worthwine
are the warriors picked for the job.
It is likely that Falk will get perma-
nent possession of the full back place
for the rest of the season. the rooters
believe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
NOTES
CALENDAR OF SPORTS.
THURSDAY.

II
b Rowing regatta at San Pedro
for championship of California.
B FRIDAY.
Annual field trials of National
Beagle club begin at Chase City,
D Va.
D SATURDAY.
Vanderbilt cup race over the
Long Island circuit.
Fifteen-mile amateur cham
o pfOnship race of Canada at
Q Montreal.
o Yale-WashingtOn and Jeffer-
. son football game at New Ha-
q ven.
D Carlisle Indians
q football game at Philadelphia.
q Harvard Annapolis football
q game at Annapolis.
q Princeton Syracuse football
= ball game at Princeton.
o West Point Colgate football
= game at West Point.
o Michigan-Ohio football game
= at Columbus.
q Iowa Morningside football
q game at Sioux City.
. Nebraska Haskell Indians
= foot game at Lincoln.
= Tennessee Georgia football
= game at Knoxville.
= Vanderbilt Mississippi foot
q ball game at Nashville.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22

dav morning as the Monon train passed
through Hegewisch. He was on his
way to Hammond. where he made a
short address.
Mr. Victor Anderson of Hegewisch,
I'LL. has gone to Springfield to attend
the grand lodge convention of Knights
of Phytians at Springfield, I'LL, where
he will represent Crystal lodge, No.
1885, of Hegewisch. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kemp of 1921
Corondolet avenue are the proud par
ents of a four pound girl. Mother
and child are doing very nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
EAST CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL
GIVES LITERARY PROGRAM.
Those Who Had the Pleasure of Listen
ing to the Students, Say Their
Work Was Excellent.
(snecial to THE T1MEs.l

Especial to THE TIMEs)
East Chicago. Oct. 22-The first
literary program of the year was
rendered in the high school auditorium
yesterday morning and was, in points
of rendition, excellent. Two members
of each class were invited to partici-
pate in the opening of this branch of
the school work. probably the most
pleasant branch in the entire curricu-
lum.
The music for the occasion was
furnished by the Misses Lila Will
liams, Florence Lewis and Vivian Will
liams. while the declarations and
readings were well supported by Har-
old Clark, Russell HILL Erma Mars
den, Mabel Spalding and Alta Specter
The next program will be given in
about two weeks, although the pro-
gram has not yet been arranged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
PACKEY IS THE CANDY
But Cross Brings Blood
from Chicago Mans Nose
BY Sudden Squirt.

New York. Oct. 21.-Packie McFar-
land had all the better of Leach Cross
in their six round bout before the Fair
mount A. C. here tonight. scoring on
the number of points he made by re-
peatedly jabbing his opponent. At one
stage in the fifth. however, Cross had
the Chicago boy in danger and brought
the blood flowing in a stream from
Packie's nose with a savage right
swing.
1t was superior speed that told the
tale for Mcfarland. Twice in the
third round he caught Cross off bal
ance and knocked him down with
blows that might not have affected a
more experienced fighter Cross arose
promptly on the first occasion, but re-
manned down until the count of four
on the second fall He came up shaky
and chung to Mcfarland for the bal
ance of the contest.
Draws Packie's Blood.
1t was in the fifth round that the real
excitement came Packie had been
sending in a shower of jabs to his
opponents face, when Cross suddenly
rushed at him and landed swing square
en- the nose. AS the blood spurted
out Cross made a vigorous rally and
swung rights and lefts rapidly to Nc
Farland's face and jaw, forcing him
to cover for moment Then Nc
Farland came back and commenced
trading punches. Cross staggered him
with a hard right swing, and in the
warm exchange of blows which re-
suited the dentist brought his sup
porters whooping to their feet by the
fashion In which he landed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
HOT SPRINGS WANTS RACING
Poll Taken of Business Mems League
Shows Game Is Desired.

Hot Springs, Ark, Oct PA poll
taken of the Business Mems League,
a body that has welded great inf1u-
ence in the past, shows that the senti-
ment is in favor of revival of racing
for Hot Springs this winter and pre-
dictions are freely made that John
Condons Oaklawn track will be
opened soon, first with a betless meet
ing, then with bookmakers. The plan
is to ask the legislature at the com
ing session to amend the anti-racing
bill so as, to let this city have what
is desires.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
YALE FINDS A NEW SPLINTER
Sherwood Wins Both the 100 and 22O
Events In Good Time.

New Haven. Conn, Oct. 21-Yale dis
played a new track star at the annual
fall games today Forest Kingsley
Sherwood Of Glencove, l. l., capturing
both the short events His best form
was shown in the 1OO-yard dash, which
he finished in 0:101-5 His mark in
the 220 was 0:23. but was not pressed.
Sherwood came to Yale from the
Hotchkiss School of Lakeville. For
the first time in Yale a four-mile run
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
DEMAREsT IN HIGH RUN OF 1853
Takes 1S-Inch BaIk-Line Match From
Brown by Score of 400 to SO.

Calvin Demarest displayed another
flash of wonderful form in his 1S-inch
balk-line match with Brown (200) at
the Rochester hall last night the
amateur champion winning in a walk.
400 to So The game went sixteen in
nings. but Demarest struck his gait in
one round, when he clicked off a high
run of 1853 In executing the feat De-
marest averaged 25, the mark equaling
that of Monday night in the same gall
lery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22

was held in the fall games, the course
lying in the rough over the baseball
and football fields.
Richard Leach Mann of Buffalo, n.
Y, is the first vegetarian to take the
mile run, and advocates of nonmeat
eating point to his feat with exultation.
Mann is son of the prominent Buff
falo physician of that name.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
Horrid Man

A man thinks it's mighty funny to
see a girl trying to handle a four-acre
cold with four-inch lace handker
chief.-New York Telegram.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
Care of Olive Oil.

Olive oil is injured by being kept
In the light. When used at the table
1t should be removed to a cool, dark
place after each meal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22

mission fee of s5 cents, with reserved
seats selling for so cents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
CALUMETFURN|TUREC co.
252-54-56 NINETY SECOND STREET
Cor. Houston Ave. SOUTH CHICAGO
OUR PREMIUM DEPARTMENT

You don't have to save trading stamps. We
give present amounting to 10 per cent of the
amount of your purchase. Delivered at time
the purchase is made. You don't have to wait.
You have our entire stock to select from, we
don't limit your choice to few cheap prem
iums. When sick or unemployed, you don't
have to meet your payments. Everything in
our Store fully guaranteed.
buy at the Store that Treats You Right.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20

30. 5-2Ias bic Rtbr. jihl uni Snirtiiu
ete geilasnu in une daf ou tas atwus
6jrunshad. nit ben biriui rTihlftsn Su,,fu.
unatn, aeitan In Der Sidsi 5ndrien. Sadi.
mama genniy une Staa gtariplpinitn sSe.
fdnni une ptleitnet auf ). NuumdBS arrfs
pon Sae egSt pdTt ais Got 9l0. % IN Sird
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20
Yin s6u.e r,,onoelt "a SieIeu qsiu.

= Yin Sduee mansslt es bisien gBin'
ter ii6erlid nidt. wouon Der seitrise
Gag wieoer einen Beueis CAB. Sect
wirO wieoer cine talte gBelle propbs,eit.
= Gin Wiann. Der li1 Wiife Sauhon
nannte uno BON gioro &incoln auenne
gu iein uorsab, lpuroe seitern 9ta6t IL
llbr in eiuem Dade naber 8elt Wtarfet
StraBe pom Poli5ifteu SaltrD bepuBt'
los aufsefunoen. slls er iu iih sefom.
men. fonnte ooer mollte er weiter feline
slusfunft seben unO man nimmt an,
oaB sg wdbreuo eines 9anbSsmenses in
ben Bad fisl Obsr Seworfen wurOe; CT
trdst uiels Buuoen an ii4. bod lit feline
lebeussefdbrli9. Gin Wtaun namens
WtcSeau, iein Observation-Disclosures, lit
in Ysrbinouns nit Der sInsslssenbsit
uerbaitet mOreen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20

Np 50 81 so 3uB in aront an bsr Sliden
Seits pou Driiisr ~rndbs unb stna ts0 Sub in
Gitfs, mrbr oeer weuiaer, ME eurb Hablhlasen
br btliaItn anrte f6 gsnaur trasbcn ptrp
st ealISbs Gistrtbunl wsltss Wclts Bbiity
burb llIfunee pom Datum bee IL. Muauif
1873, etnattrdgsn in bT Sffiet iur 9tntrasung
bon Stes etc In uno fur bsiaetts county ron
endapnnna i'm Eeeebub t89. Ssitt II, etc.,
fouirabirte une hbuirua an btIagis Warp
Conner in fee RpbIen unp Uintrdltn aus
gtnpmmsn unb reierpiri.
Oit Blldlas bsle9t unb In Grtfutipn efnpri-
men auf bic Stag BON. ubsTlbrisbtn an 9plfpb
O'8rsn, asdsn g. u. Conner. apminiliratOr
Der 9interlailsnib It pon Diary S'Spnncr ppsr
9onupr. patid S'&onupr. q. VI. &onupr,
WiiIiam doHnpr opu S'&Onuor S6uIp
$lf55.17. 9ntrr(sH pom 1. Nousmbu 1907,
Nnpaltgtbibrtn uub Rotten. Suesmnt Hp.
1ff4, NOp 5srmtn 1907. es,. ia. ium
Diars Ssrmin 1913. aslY. anpaIi.
6erner:
SO 6.-als bic Rsdis ets gnilaeisn In
unb auf bic SberildGs pptr bas @runprsdt iu
unb auf isnss gentle @runbiliid. asIsatn unr
situo In BEN Borough 5aYlOr, eadapaHua
GOunly uue Staat psnnipIpanisn, bssrtnit unb
tsiHrlsbsn pis fOlst, nGmlit; 81 Got 30. 1
dnT BEN plant ben tote etr ppnf @rubfu.
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Bad 8Oab. So 1870 8ub binisu, f5O 6ub in
lisft tntIans Wanut SiraBs unp t50 95I1OO
6ub In 5itfs an hu Stitt tuud6(f Got Ne. 2,
ME auf bsiastsm plans ptriti6nsi, pUucH sint
staris tinsetrassu N IN per Sffitt jur Giniras-
uns pom Dsebs, ETC., in uup fur eadapanna
COUNTY i'm 8arienbuh Bane 1, auf Settt IL.
Sslastt Got snibdlt 1925 Auapraifub eanb unc
N Gin 3bsil bss Samu. Briiipn ShiGss.
Nobtn pne Ninralsn ausstucmmtn uuo
rslsrpirt. Alss perbsIsrt nit tinsm opppsltsn
,wsiffDdlstn bBbnnsn Dpbnbauit 5cislssbdues
unb AubsnesbGupen.
Wiit Bsiblas bslsst uno In Grsfdiipn esncm-
mtn auf bic itlaet ppn W. " @abetn esern
Danit B. WayEo. S6uIp $1263. 9niTthtu
pom Is. Esssmber 1907. anpalistbhbrtu unc
Rotten. 3upsmsnt No 1853, W6p Iermin
1903. 6i. ia. jum Mdr, Snmtn tytlS.
Zimmerman, AnpaIt.
Nl bas etnannts Gistnibum pirp nur esstr
Saar;abIune usrtauft.
q. 8. GalpiI Sderiff.
56riTsamt. scranton. pa, DUnnrifas. ben
%. 9sbruar 1913.
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6crihtlid,eS.

Samusl @obsn, Samuel Sseic unb
Wteper Bodlnipg. orei Sunfb6nbler
BON @arbonbule. wel6e bus bon Der
Dunmore uno Wioolic 9ate @iienbabn
seltoblene Supisr anfauisn mollten,
muroen iiberfiibrt uno unter 81, 900
Barsidaft fur ibr @rideinen III Der
naditen Seridtiisuns sebalteu, mann
iie ihr llrtbeil erbalteu iolleu.
Sohu lambert, Der iid als eiuen 8e:
amten aussub, bat 81 Strafe uno bic
Soften su bsjableu. iofuie orei Wlonate
@eidnsniB ab3uiisen.
Satin @ireito, sinem Siotb3u6tper.
iu9 iibsrfiibrt, wobei Die @sidworsnen
bas @eri4t nm @naoe sriudten, ent'
fam nit 80 Gage @sfdusniB.
Sobn Yabmore, Der @elb inter fall.
idsn Soripielunsen erlaHste, bat bas
ssitOblene @isentbum Suriid 3u eritats
ten, 81 Strafe unb Die Soften Su be,ab.
len uno orei WiOuate @eidnsniB abSu.
iisen. -
Das @eridt Oronsts 6rsitas on. oaB
Orei Widnuer su bsm untsrbalt ibrer
6amilieu beitragen miilsn. uemlid
'Eatrif @illsallon s15. s. .. 9uut 500
uno GOwarb Sslgnn 500 ben Wtonut.
9lui Die gniIagc. oeu S6autaifeu ces
.Sumeiisrs u 29inflcr an u. Srbruar
trtrodeu.unO UNI mcbrere llbreu beitob.
len ju ba5cu. wnrorn geitrru Die Han.
gen SobH &rang, ,Srnuf @rlins, Ro.
bcIt !UiajesfD uno StnuIsn Srinfeolostp
BON Der FOliIti ciussipORHeu unO uutsr
8iir8i4Oit scli:Ilt.
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2addipanna Swei0.

Sn Der ndditen Sisuns oss Sada'
manna 3weis, .. VI. u. y. lam %.
6ebruar) muB unbeoinst 9ebanbsGt
weroeu, wenu Der 3wsis stwas i'm Sns
terehe Der periOnlideu 6reibeit uno
sessn .3wanssseiese tbun milf, lonit lit
es 3u ipdt. SSsun Der 3peis iebod
nidt in Oieier Siniidt einmiitbis uors
sebt, 10 bat bic sanSe SrsuHiiation
iiberbaupt feinen 3wed.
yscres Stroh lit in Der Yersaneenbeit
senuS, Suuiel georOidsn wOroen. jest
gift eS 3u banoeln unO 3u jeisrn, Oh mir
willsns unO imltanoe iino. baS Dsuti6'
tbum uls @eIammtbeit fir bic S6eale
Oes Wteni6enre6tss gu be9eiltsrn sesen
Die S8ibIereien Der 3eIOten uuO 6infter.
hinge; ;u Seigeu, oh mir freie 8iir9er
eineS repubIituniihcn @smsiuWeiens
ooer Sflauen eiuer 0totte uou 6anati.
fern iiuo.
iSeble nismanO, Of GsIegat OOsr Sin,
SelsIieO!
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500 @elpbnnna 500.

It 'ritr eidH 3,fuua pnbtn T6 freutu
"a nidbrsu. eaB 90 psniaitfns cine asflr6,
icie eYiriaat ai'hL ptIbs bic gB litnibdfi
~ nb' ,breu Siu'tn az bsiltn i'm Stanpr 1T {;
oal'e Alhub aw 10 bic tin,igs itBi ttr
d3liUu erhtuialfi btfannit ppliipe Sur.
aataub rfortHt ais eint @oniiimticnsfranf.
beli cine epuiiitutiOntls gsbdnelnna. Saa's
8atarb Sur pire inntrlib gtnsmmtn uue
prti pirsft aui cas glut nnb bic fteimiasu
Obuniter ets Spit,ms. eaburt bic @runb.
a. ou Nrauihoi lrfo'sne uue em "a.
luuieu atolt aertnf. tpttm tis rtf Gruitil.
tirn ets N6rcS api'aut uuo rer 4ihu in
ihsfn gSuit ptlfi Sr gMtutNuma tahn
10 pid QGrlun ~ tfr'r otihGiifu. elf it
rnblnprt OeuIe Bdcbaunl tnr ten 6la
nuti t,I, tea Nc ~ tuIittu pnirot. yast
Gu@ uuf 9l. sen .}niau isn temmra.
Nlau atrtRr:
Is s Gbtutp * s O.. 5cIrsp. o.
RS5@ @eiauii peu auu grrlhtluu. 7jt.
Saa's 6Gmllsn.giIltu PM b's taisn.
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Yreiie: SOC, 75c, ST.
$t.25 $3.50 unS
$500 Dte Gle.

Sis fnb In ueri6isbeuen Wtarfirun'
gen. CARTE Stift Streifen. Gbaltlins
Streifen. @bsperon Streiien uno dar'
lmanteu GbumelsOn Strsifen @fisfts.
Die Eenbsns fiir Strsifsn, 1T ipeSisll
,ausseIprOasu in ben prddtissn Sdnsb
Der Sabrifatsn, Setoe 0ol Baaren uno
anbersm ibeer Wtaterial.
g8ir laosu sic Elm 3ur Sulpsftion
bieier ausftelluus-ipir wiiien, oab fir
8oaitaubisteit, StDl. Site uno Wertbe
fe oil uniers fribsren Gnitrensunssn
iibsrtrifft.
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seuer SentS sosen,
:. S. 9abmig. $40 GafaDanna Nbe.
Staot anO Gonntb.

= Die nubenuste S6euer oes &. 6.
9eBler, Oio. 722 Waibinston sluenue.
brannte seitsrn in Der Sriibe uieosr.
Der Sdaben LIT nidt srob.
Sruu Gina 9aufbolb pom 2inoen
StraBe uno sllbiu 8ertel uon Wfalofn,
Uiaii., wuroen Ssrsitas bnrd Paitor
Senrp Wfiiller gum 8unO fiir's 1eben
einseie9net.
= @Gbreno bes gBiuters siebt es
uiele Varenfuuseu uno Quetl6un9en
uno bas bette Seilmlttel oasessu, elm.
Seln ooer suiammen, 1T unbeOinst ct.
Safobs Del, weldes raid uub ii6sr
beilt.
= Sn benz ct. Charles Sotel wurbs
Sonntas Wior9en ourd sinsn 8ranb,
ben wabri6einlid elm eleftriider Drabt
peruriadte, elm Sdaoen BON stma 81, ).
200 an9eridtet, ebe bic Seuermsbr Die
8lammen bepdltissn fonnten.
- 5ruu W. R. Dussau, asentin
Der Sereinisten sSObltbutsn. bat anss.
fiinoist, oaB iie es ni6t isrner erlauben
wirb, baB iuuse Wtdbd,n ben @sri6ts.
usrbanolunsen beimobnen, msun lie nift
bort oerlanst nerbeu, ba fie es oils fei.
nen Plas betrahtet, mo Widbdsn per.
msilen follen. uur I'M fen iationslle @r.
Srternngsn aujub6ren.
= Srau Senrietta Strdmer BON
8pomius auenue. Wiutter Der mobile.
faunteu flsioerbduolsr @ebr. 9rdmer
uno Bittws uon Nathan 9ramer, erlaa
Wtonta9 9iaht einem Gnfall pOn Sers.
idmdhe. Die Ssritorbsne wurbe in
OeutfAlano ssboren. fam 1S49 nod
amerifa nno balo nadber nod Seran.
ton, mo iie ieitoem wobubaft mar.
= Wiar 6reeman uon 8enn Gusnus
murbe Sonnta9 9lbenb on Der @de uon
@ufrett ausnue unb Sadlon Stra6c
aufsefuuoen, nahoem. ipie er bsbauptet,
ibn mebrere iunse Serle nm $11 be.
raubt, uerflopften uuo bann in Die
@ofie warfen. Sreeman srbislt uon isi.
nsn ansreiiern mebrsre Rippsn b0s ger.
idunoen uuo aud unoere Ysrlstunssn.
= Cine 3iebuns BON @eidworensn
fir oas Common Plsas @eridt. bas
am 16. Wiar3 erOffnst werbsn ioa. fanb
Donneritas ftatt uno unter ben @sjos
seuen fiuoen mir aud Die folssnbsn
beutiden 0iamen: 2Ouis @onrab. 5reb.
6. Seiper, Sranf 8. Wtilsr, Sranf
9ummler, gilbert 9inbad, @sor9e Wert,
beiier, Pbilip S9wars, ebas. u. 9ut.
tenber9, 8. s. SCHUBERT, Niar
Sdwars, Setter Subn. gilbert 8. Sss
der, $. 6. SOffmaun, GOwarb 9fisO.
miller. Charles Muurer, Clarence s.
aellermuuu uuo @. SB. SsBlcr.
= 8isOerum 1T Gin alter uno se.
udteter oeuti6er Siirger pom GOSe ab.
berufen woroeu, iuoem Serr Safob
Otc9titeiner uOn GaDlor 9luenue um
Samita9 SOrmittag Der sIltersI6wa6e
erlag. Der SeritOrbene mar felt nabe,
gu eiurm balben SubrbunOert bier
wobnbaft uuo tun9irtc lan9c Sabre ais
Sanitor In oem altGu vadnwanna Gileu
uno Soblen Gompanie gdOen oil 2adas
mama sluenue. @r mnrOe Dor s8
Sabren in Der Sdmsii 9eborcn uno IS
ibsrleben i'm Die g8itWe. bic S6dter
emma. glnna uu0 6rau 8alter 6ellows
uno Der SObn @OnraO. Die 8ctleeuna
eriOl9te 0ienitus gia6mittae int Dun,
more 5ricSbOie, unf eiuem Traucrs
bicuil in ser SidOrg' Strabc gresbptes
riidjcu Stride, oeu RGilor u, u. 9lOrtt
iei;,;c.
R.3@ llntcrriht i'm Glauieripiel En-,
theilt inter 9iiuiliScn 9eOinsun9en
6rGulciu Gmma 6rru. 519 Yine Str.
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9unmpre.

= Der Stalisuer Sobn @uressttO
uOn Drinfer StraBe nuroe Dienftae
in SBoolwOrtb's 9aoen bsim Diebitabl
srtappt uub einseitsdt. Sine Inter.
iuduns ieiner Gaiden ersab. oaB Der
Wfann elm beoeutenoes gouto in elmer
8anf in SCRANTON bate.
-Sier mar am Dienitas mieber bas
Siirser 2idet bel Der 8abl srfolsreid,
oenn oehen iammtlide 8anoibaten wur.
ben NIT fleinsn WtaiOritaten erpdblt,
nemlid Wtattbews uno Bone fir sluoi.
loren, Sptes uno WtcDaoe fir Sdul.
cireftoreu, Wtaulsp fur Sdasmeiiter,
DDer fir StraBentOmmildr uno Softer
uno Searnep fir Council.
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TinleDs-A
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Spc,ieQe Musfeaan8
Sriibliuss
Gleioeripaaren

Diitinftius Stpl elm ben pradtuollen
ueusn Streifen fiuo Sublrsid nummsrirt
In unieren friiben Gufiiniteu BON gieuen
5rabliuss SlsiOsrwaaren BON ben Be'
.bsitiblen pou Sranfreid, @nslanb,
Deutldtaub, Ositerrsid uno Gmerifa.
Sie MAIDEN eine Der intsrsiianteiten
Srh6lius ausiteGunssu, Die mir ie ar'
rausirtsn in Der farbisen ateioerWaarsn
Seftion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-20

= Sm Suterefe Der republituuiiden
Sarmouie, bic our6 Palmer's 8auoioa.
tur ssfdbroet miro, LIT Sol. slibsr Wilmer
als Sanoioat fir @OnsreB aufsetrstsu.
Der uierSebnte Sabrestas oes Moltfe
8aitell wurSe ssiieru Slbeno in Der ar.
better Salle in redt ausenebmer Beiie
aefeisrt.
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Nabruf:

6ri,bIi6 ftIumm'r, nun bic miibs SaIs
in tts @3rabss ifiutr Dunftlbtii,
M6b tnb In eer @oitssfuubsn 8iillt
CID bu Self bee itSnilfu eptnss frtut!
S&ummre, bis btr arobs 5aa sri@sintt
Bo bic 5Optfn aus ben @rdbtrn etbsu,
Uc bee Dulbsrs Auat niht msbr ptinft
limb bic eiebsnrtn it piterisbtn.