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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
THE T MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of
4@5 points in sympathy with better
cables than expected, and during the
early session increased the gain on
covering in the absence of heavy offer
ings. After selling 8 to IL points net
higher, however. the market weakened
under a renewal of local bear pressure
and liquidation, with prices during the
middle of the morning barely steady
and about 1 to 2 points net lower. Trad
ing was not very active, either on the
early bulge or on the subsequent de-
cline, but the undertone of the market
was unsettled.
The market was unsettled late in the
forenoon under local bear pressure,
liquidation by early buyers and South
ern selling, with prices about s. to 7
points net lower at midday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
PHILADELPHIA CLEARING
HOUSE HALF-CENTURY OLD.
Association of Bankers, Repre-
senting $z4O, 900, 900, to
Celebrate Event Tonight.

PHILADELPHIA March 23-The
Philadelphia Clearing Hous Associa-
ton was fifty years old yesterday, and
the semi-centennial viii be observed
tonight when a dinner will be given
at the Bellevue STAFFORD Hotel. one
representative from each of the thirty
two national banks in h city will be
present. There were seventeen banks
In the association when 1t was formed,
their aggregate deposits amounting to
SIS, 600, 900. Today the thirty-two banks
of the association show aggregate de-
posits of nearly S240, 900, 900. The two
largest banks each hold deposits to an
amount greater than the total deposits
of all the banks here fifty years ago.
In this half century the population of
Philadelphia trebled, but the deposits
of the Clearing House banks are fifteen
times greater.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
DISCOVER JEWELS OF
THE WIFE OF PHARAOH.

Archaeologists are excited over a re-
cent find of great importance in the
Valley of the Tombs of the Kings of
Thebes. where the jewels of the wife of
Seti II. a been brought to light. She
was a royal lady of the nineteenth
dynasty, who lived about 1900 years B.
c., and was probably no less a person
than the wife of the Pharaoh of Exo-
dus. 1t is said that there are bracelets
of heavy gold, earrings several inches
in length, bearing the cartouche of the
royal wearer, rings of elaborate work
m%anship, and fllets of gold which the
Queen wore round her head, but no
I'M but the fortunate finders and ex-
perts has yet viewed the treasure-with
tn exception Of Sir Eldon and Lady
Gorst. The tomb itself proved empty,
the jewels being found a few days later
embedded in mud, where they had prob
ably been thrown by robbers of some
bygone age, who ~plundered the tomb of
the royal dead. Engineers working at
Shellal, in connection with the height
ening of the great Nile dam below
Philae, announce the discovery of a
prehistoric cemetery. AS in the case of
the jewels found at Thebes, the public
are excluded till 1t has been viewed by
experts, but ii is an open secret that
the bodies found are those of a pre-
dynastlc people, who embalmed in a
most primitive way, were small in
stature. and so poor in worldly goods
that they carried with them to their
graves only a few pebble ornaments
Near 0 this cemetery a trench vas
discovered, in which were found the
bodies of forty Roman soldiers lying
side by side with their heads cut off,
Another prehistoric mummy. of the
period of the one in the British
museum, was found at Thebes a few
weeks ago, and win be sent to England
before long.-Dundee Advertiser.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
GOOD ADVANCES
MADE BY WALL
STREET LEADERS
United States Steel Block OF
$500 Shares Change Hands
at Increase.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Local stocks
were not much influenced by the irreg-
ularity and heaviness of the London
market, and some of the important
leaders made good advances. These
ranged up to ~ in American Sugar
and Consolidated Gas, and a point In
American Locomotive. National Lead
and Great Northern Ore Certificates.
Atchison and Reading ruled " lower,
but the list generally sold at an i'm
provement, with a block of $500 shares
of United States Steel changing hands
at from S42s to S45s.
II a. m.-The movement of prices be-
came very confused. heavy sales of the
Standard Railroad stocks occurring
under cover of the sustained strength
of the Industrials. AS a result of these
diverse movements American Sugar
was bid UP -four points. American Loco
motive 2ss: National Lead "a, Cana
dian Pacific and American Beet Sugar
IL and Great Northern preferred,
Wheeling and Lake Erie first preferred
anu ilOShiiS (odi L W "a. ~
st. Paul. Reading, Union Pacific and
Norfolk and Western were hammered
down a point, and representative rail-
roads considerable fractions. Before II
o'clock realizing began in strong in
dustrials, and the whole market be-
came heavy.
Noon-The depression in the market
was overcome when the bulls started a
campaign in Canadian Pacific and the
Hill stocks. All of the favorites were
bought or a rising scale, but the de-
mand for most of the railroad stocks
waned when they had got up to about
Saturdays closing. The buoyant rise
in American Sugar was attributed to
the favorable annual statement, which
was also the first detailed report of
the ~company's operations ever made
public. Canadian Pacific jumped three
points, Great Northern preferred, IL;
the Ore Certificates, 2h; Distillers' Sc
curities, 2, and Northern Pacific,
Northwestern. Pullman, American Ice,
United States Rubber LIST preferred and
Western Union, ] to 13s. Bonds were
irregular.
l p. m.-The strong demand for
stocks again arose, and q number of
stocks which had hung back in the
forenoon were lifted into prominence,
especially the Hartman group. The
most substantial gains were registered
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Wheat opened
weak today because of lower cables
and favorable growing weather for the
Western crop. May opened u to rs
lower, at 9SS to ss%, and sold at 94A.
May corr opened a shade to %@h
lower, at 65 to 659s, and sold at 65%.
May oats opened u to x lower, at
537s to 81, and for a time held within
that range.
May provisions opened steady; pork
unchanged at 1910; lard, IA lower, at
1921, and ribs, 5 cents lower, at $50.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Hattie Ehrmann and husband TO An
dreas Stammler, west side South
Twelfth street, 214 feet south from Sew
enteenth avenue, 81, $50.
Hugo Zielinski to Reliable Building
and Loan Association, east side New
ark street, 232 feet south from Sussex
avenue, $3.50.
Henry Sommerrock to Anna Schmidt,
west side Mum avenue, 346 feet from
south side South Orange avenue, 5000.
Max d. Barrisch to Newark Building
and Loan Association, south side Oliver
street, $50 feet east from Pacific street,
81, 600.
Antonio Panzera to Gustayus A.
Richards. west side Madison street,
southeast corner lot No. 127, $500.
New Jersey Land and Construction
Company to Traders Investment Com
pany, east side Broad street, 50 feet
north from Emmett street, $1O,1s6.44.
Belle Duckenfield and husband to
South Park Building and Loan Associa-
ton of the city of Newark, west side
Belmont avenue, 375 feet south from
Hawthorne avenue, 81. 700.
Angelina Davino to Security Building
and Loan Association, north side Oliver
6ltCCl, ioV lSGla lIOID lOTIlWCSl sue
Adams street; and second tract, $400.
Frederick I. Hertzberg to Isador
Graubard, east side Sherman avenue,
% feet south from Alpine street, $500.
Fanny Steck and husband to Joseph
B. Bloom, east side South Eighteenth
street, 107 feet north from Nineteenth
avenue, $3.50.
Max D. Barrisch to Philip Lowry,
south side Oliver street, $50 feet east
from Pacific street, $1S2.
Pauline J.. Hoeler and husband to
William Selby Company. east side
Chadwick avenue, 232 feet north from
Avon avenue, $1,000.
Lewis Gay to Bay View Building and
Loan Association, west side South Fiji
teenth street, 10 feet south from Madi-
son avenue, $1,000.
Max Ginsberg to Israel Eisenstein,
west side South Eleventh street. 375
feet north from Avon avenue, $500.
Robert Henry Heath to Herman C.
street, 175 feet south from Ninth ave
niue, 81, 200.
Bohemian Realty Company to Home
Seekers Building and Loan Associa-
tion. east side South Fourteenth street
-oV AcCb SO0(i liOhA GASHtCCAitA aNCluCi
$500.
TOWNSHIPS.
David F. Driscoll to Frederick L. Up.
john. South Orange, northeast sid
Hickory drive, 1879 feet southeast from
wyoming avenue $6,400.
Fedele e. Manuele to Frederick H
Williams. West Orange, west sid
Wheeler st, ZIG feet south from Linds
ley avenue, 1900.
Colt Brothers Qncorporated) to JAM
Campfeld. East Orange, south side
Hampton terrace, s42 feet west from
Harrison street. $4,000.
Charles A. MoreI to Frances A. Man
ming. East Orange, east side NORTH
Grove street. $40 feet north from Fourth
avenue, $500.
Charles A.. Morel to Rena L. Bootf
ct al, East Orange, east side Grove
street. 24O feet north from Fourth "
nue., $500.
! william 5 Parker to n. Lorena Bids'
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
NEW Use FOR cALL BELL.

A Western druggist, with an eye for
business extended his hitching post a
couple OF feet and placed an electric
call bell at the top of II. Prospective
customers arriving In carriage or au-
tomobile. press the button without leav-
ing their seats. and the drug clerk im-
mediately attends to their wants. The
same bell is used for night calls.-Popu-
lar Mechanics.
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ON TRAINS.

A company is being formed in Paris
for the purpose Of providing theatre
cars for all the important express trains
on the continental lines. says Popular
Mechanics. These railroad theatres
are to have sixty seats, a little stage
and an orchestra consisting of a piano.
a flute and a cornet Passengers will
book seats as they now engage tables
in a dinlnR-car.
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Tiff LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, March 23.-Amerlcan Sc
c~urities opened dull and lower today.
Southern Pacific advanced ", but the
rest of the list showed declines ranging
from x to X below Saturdays New
York closing.
Following receipt of the New York
opening there was a slight improve
ment, but the buying soon subsidized
and the market closed dull.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES ORDERED.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, March o.
In order to increase its equipment of
electric locomotives for the electrical
zone above New York city, the New
York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company has ordered twelve I'D
ditional locomotives from the General
Electric Company. The I~nterborough
Rapid Transit Company has ordered
from the General Electric Company the
electrical equipment for los cars.
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In the s%pecialties. but the general tenn
per of speculation WAS constant. Pacific
Mail gained 31s, Central Railroad of
New Jersey 21a. American Cotton 2A,
Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis
and Western 2, and Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific, Delaware and Hud-
son, Colorado and Southern first pre-
|ferred, Iowa Central preferred, Chicago
and Alton. Colorado Fuel, National
Biscuit and American Can preferred
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
GATES TO FIGHT PAPER TRUST.

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, March o.
John ". Gates states tina he has sue
ceeded in promoting the establishment
here of a paper mill which will cost
81 ,O00, 900. The pulp will be obtained
from cypress and gum. 1t is intended
that the mill shall furnish pape at low
prices in competition with the paper
mill trust.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
AMERICAN SUGAR co.'s PROFITS

BOSTON, March 23.-The annual re-
port of the American Sugar Refining
Company. of December rs, 1907, was is
sued to the stockholders today. The
profit and loss account shows net earn
ings for the year 1907, $S,749, 291; sur
plus for the year. 81, 449, 361.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
ICE WRECKS AERIAL TRAMWAY.

The aerial tramway extending out
over Lake Michigan for use in the CON
struction Of the Chicago water works
tunnel suffered serious damage from ice
foes during the past winter, says Popu-
lar Mechanics. Work of repair was
commenced almost Immediately, how
ever, at a cost of $40, 900.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
WISDOM OF EXPERIENCE.

DO you think a woman is ever JUS
titled in asking a man to kiss her7''
queried the spinster.
"A married woman is replied the
widow, that is if she wants her hus-
band to kiss her at all."-Chicago
News.
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NOTICE TO READERS

THE STAR Will be pleased 10
publish any information rsgard-
ing any inactive general and
local securities not quoted In
these columns. as we'll as airy
other negotiable paper now OH
4 /, markets OF the world. by adj
dressing the
FINANCIAL EDITOR
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

~ "
Samuel S. Rice to Emily N.
Finch, II S Central av, 451 1T e
fr Mum av, s9x123 ........... 81,
Ably E. B. Martin to Federal
Real Estate Co. middle of
branch of Jasper Greek in Aaron
Williams's line, 1 CHI SO ! x - CHI
81
Antonio Panzera to Clarence G.
Richards W S Madison st, S e
cor of lot No. 1877, 2sx1o0.........
Clarence G. Richards to Antonio
Panzera, w S Madison st, S e
cor lot No. 1877. 2Sx1C0. ..........
Mary e. Sergeant to Clark & Co,
8 e cor lot No. 10, property
Caleb Wheeler, $40 TT W fr land
Christopher Van Emburgh... H.
South End Land and Improve
ment Co. to Belle Duckenfeld,
W S Belmont av. 375 IT 8 fr Haw-
thorne av, 50x69. .............
John c. Louer, jr., to John Ait
ken, S s Winthrop st, S76 IT e fir
Summer av, 12x107. ............
Max Lippman to Frederick I.
Hertzberg, e $ Sherman av, %
# S fr Alpine st, 50xf00. 1890.
Christina Trefz to Pauline J.
Hoeler. e $ Chadwick av 2S2 IT
n fir Avon av, 37x105.
John Bollard to William II. Con-
molly. w 8 S. 6th st, 225 TT S fr
Cabinet st, 25xS5 ...............
Frank H. Sweeny to Katie Roche,
s s Ferry st. So it e fir jackson
st, 25x95 .......
Andrew w. Dey to Ralph Rocks
by, W s S. 18th st, sol # $ fir
Avon av, 25x100 ................
Herman c. Schneider to Robert
Henry Health. W s S. 18th st, It's
TT S fr 9Th av, 25x1o0. ...........
Rosetta A. Headley and hus to
William F. Headley, W $ River
side av, rs # n IF Grafton av,
135x155
Bernhard linda to Bohemian
Realty Co., e s S.. 18th st, 250 TT
s fir 18th av, 16x100.. ............
TOWNSHIPS
Arthur d. Crane ct al to N.
j.. Dwelling Construction Co,
Bloomfield, s s Bay av. 100 fit
w fir Franklin av, 313x735. 800.
Frank H. Sommer SHERIFF to c.
f. Strameyer, Bloomfield. n s
Fremont st. So IT e fr Austin
pl, 5Sx13S. 4,
Clarence w. Alling ct al (trus,
etc) to Samuel S. Rice, e. Or
ange, n $ Central av, 451 # e fr
Mum av. 39x12S. ..........,.. 7,
Anthony. Killing to Robert Kells,
w. Orange, n s King st, 402 TT
e fir Valley I'd. 2x150. ..........
Henry Fl. Savage ct al (trus, etc)
to Mabel s. Barlow, s. Orange.
S W. 5 land party I'd part, 100 TT
n W fir Ridgewood I'd, 49x77....
George r. Weber to Nicholas
Weber, Irvington, S cor land
Grove Street School, n e s 18th
av, 10x20.....
Yantacaw Real Estate Co. to
Robinson ]. N. Chase. Nutley,
ia # n FIR w s Hampton pl,
800 TT S r Grant av, 25x100. 800.
NJ. Lovena Bidewell and hus to
William B. Parker. 8. Orange,
cor s 8 S. Orange av and e 8
Cottage st. 132x150. ...........
Greylock Land Go. to William
s. McCrea, Belleville, w s Kan
1ah st, 1876 TT n fir Overlook av,
25x10O
Simeon H. Robinson ct al to
John T. Kelly ct al, w. Orange.
S W Riggs pI, $40 IT n W fr
Kingsley st. 35x125. ...........
Patrick j. McKenna to John H.
Kopp, Irvington, e s Durand pl.
81 IT S fr Springfield av, 25x
1UV ...........
William s.. Mettgen ct al to
James Airey, E. Orange, e S N.
Park st, s w s land Ira Will
Jams, dec, 50x125. .............
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FILED.

This contract was filed in the county
clerks office today:
H. +. Fielder, owner. with Frank
Hastings, contractor, erect buildins.
1853; 80 Market street.
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PLEA OF A BABU.

been fined for neglect of duty adj
dressed his chief in the following
terms: ''Your Honor may be right, !
may be wrong: / may be right and
honor wrong; let honor give. mo back
tho fine. and then at day of resurrec-
ton, when all hearts will be open, II l
am wrong, 1 Will most gladly, sir, re-
turn your Honor the money."-Ran-
COON (Burma) Echo
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-23
EVENING STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
Where the Evening star is on sale
and Advertisements ARE Received

and Advertisements are Received
mt Office Rntes.
NEW YoRR OFFICE
10 Nassau street, La coste G Maxwell.
ORANGE BRANCH OFFICE
No. 10 Cone street. Telephone 1859.
M Adler q Springfield av.. newsdealer
Broad street. 427, Charles Fass & Son.
broad street Ssl4. ]. I. Greenwood, news
dealer. TeIephone 1osl-J. Branch Brook.
newsdealers. Telephone 1893.
SANK street and Littleton avenue, Marka
levin, newsdealer.
hut Brothers. ~ ~
:; BeItman's pharmacy, 49 Broad street.
hioomneld avenue and Garside street, A.
Galloway G. Co.
Bloomfield avenue. 1ls. William sugerman,
Central avenue. 300. j, Ettenberger.
Elm and Pacific streets, c. b. Duncan.
newsdealer. Telephone 1851.
FERRY street. J, II. Brenblum, .newsdeaIer.
Blumer. newsdealer.
Halsey street, 50, Frederick ]. BeneIer
newsdealer. TeleI hone 1881.
dealers. Telephone 3166-W.
Mulberry street. 2l9, James E. Saletan
Telephone 1404-J.
orange street, SO, 2. W. Noble, news
dealer. Telephone Jaw. news
iealer. Telephone 1871. y"
Flane and Warren streets. ,Josenb Kann,
hewsdealer. Telephone 1i08-W. '
'd aeaIsr ny. A. %Tepperman. news
south Orange avenue and sevepth .,ro
~ 3 beiden's West End Pharmacy
equth Orange avenue and Sixth street
nbeaerlSk Grieshaber. newsdeaIer. Teie.
Springfield avenue. 4s, Richard A. sebns,.
ARLINGTON
Peter F. Benthien. news stand. onnos,,.
GREENWOOD Lake Depot f'S
BLOOMFIELD P
af paoSs i fisS g. Bl6o GIs.So0d avenue. rele-
j. ~ Glennon. Broad street and BIoom.
BOUND BROOK
IN Z IN y; Davis Union News stand.
Chas. Mitchen. newsdealer.
DOVER, N j.
M G. Haytns. S e. Blackwell street. Tele.
EAST ORANGE
place Brick church,. Telephone s75s-R'
W. H. Plumley. S4s Main street. East Or.
ange; Telephone sl25-E. Orange.
John. Christian, newsdealer, los Main street
+. y. Yeager. stationer, $40 Main street
u3rick church,. Telephone BILL, Orange
EAsT S SEWA 81 Main street.
James J. windle. newsdealer. l54 Grant
HLlz 1ASssaEnasH
Telephone 2ls-I. ~
street 7; cq TelssSans s ssvsdeaIer, us Broad
Bonishane. newsdealer. $50 Elizabeth
GARFIELD
Robt: Geschein. newsdealer, "a Wall street.
HACKETTSTOWN, N. j.
HARRISON
James A. Reid. sT Harrison avenue. rele-
phone eosa-J. Harrison.
John Hood, Johnson avenue, opposite High
land avenue.
MILLBuRN-
George Mccollum, newsdeaier. Main street,
near b. l. and W. Station. Telephone
Lewis a Waters. newsdealer. D.. L. &
MoNTcLAIRG
Hooe Bros, $40 bloomfield avenue.
Albert Bowman, newsdealer. Is washington
Npr.c stTsst, t. T%slsP SHop sl5-F.
G. d. Num-, newsdealer.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.
r. Carberry. s%tationsr and bookseller ssl
Brunswick.
p. T. Guthrie. newsdealer. Highland lane.
Telephone so.
ORANGE VALLEY
Mrs J. s%pellhan. Highland Avenue
p Fichtel. stationer and newsletter.
Rachel. Howe avenue and Garden street.
W. 4. suttie. jr.. Passaic County News
CO, ss4 Straight street. Telephone sls.
Z L Moore, newsdeaier. Telephone las-N.
I'd 4 LGinE; 40 w. Front street.
Moore; So Cherry st.
Phillips. newsdealer.
3 T 4ssasgon. st ssaf Ro. n Chestnut
RUTHERFORD, N. j.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The following is a list of the local
securities. with quotations by FISELE
& KING. members New York and Phil
adelphia Stock Exchanges:
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PROGRESS REPORTED.

How is the new house you're build
ing coming on?y
Very we'll. We've Just got a second
mortgage on it.H-PhiIadeiphia Inquirer,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byfne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
Open. High Low.
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Celluloid Co ..................119 l2S
JOS Dixon Crucible Co.......29O Sly
New Jersey Zinc Co..;......2oO DIV
Singer --ufacturing Co.. .s15 SS5
Newark Lime & Cement Co. AS $3.50.
sHack Water Co list As. 1852,
Jan & July................ SO IS
Par Brew & Malt Co list 5s,
1899 ss 100
.And accrued interest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
Sunmpre.

= SRI. Wilbelmina S6miot bon Wils
liams StraBe uno Sreb. 98ebsr uOn
Sarper Stra6e wuroen leete ISOLDE
burh RaitOr s. .. Sartiod gu eiuem
9Iiidli6en @bepaar perbuuben.
= Sames Seunisun BON Drinter
StraBe trus Dienitus giu6mittas in
Der giag sIus .3ede einen seidbrli6en
S6aoelbru6 oapon, oils ibn elm 9roBes
6elsitiid am Sopf traf. Sine Operation
wuroe ipater an ibm uorseuommsn, nm
wenn mOslih iein Seben ju retten. Gr
itarb aber troeoem lpdter.
- Ibam Sowalfo, oefeu @attin por
Wfonatsirift uerlest puroe. als Ii6 bier
Elm Sraluall ereignete uno Die Staats'
eOnitubler giatban Sens uuo Sreb.
@bite oann mebrere ReuolueridHiie abs
gabeu, bat am Sreitas sesen Die Smei
@enannten cine @ntI6aoisunsstlase
etntra9en lallen, bod 1T Die Snmme
ni4t ansesebeu, bic er usrlanst.
= 5rau sInseliue Douus BON OiOro
Blatelp StruBe mar um Sreitas 9Ibsno
10 unSlifli9, in Der Srau Dora Ylino
SSobuuns an @arren StruBe cine
3rsppe binabSuitiirSeu, wOOur6 lie
Ssrlssunsen oauontrus. Die uls sefabr.
lid bstru6tet perben. Wian befiirdtets
aud, oaB iie eineu S6aOelbru6 erbuls
ten babe, ba iie nit Dem Sopf sessn elm
SutSeitell anitieB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
0eri6tli6es.

@bwarb @orcoran, Der aus einsm
Steioerlaceu ein 0oienpaar itabl, bat
orei Ufonate @efansniB absuiisen.
Sbarles Seiter, pslder einen Urano
i'm @eitriipp oes 9iap 9lus ga-. auleg.
ts, enttam init 80 Gage @sfiinsniB. I:
Gatrid O'Diallsp srbielt fir einsn
@inbruf i'm giorosnoe nur 60 Gage
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