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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

'AiN'N W. 'AN''N Ni6.N ~ w.
mobridciulid) uli @cbeIa5clt ac-
blenoct. - &urboliGurr ms Sc
iidyt.
" dibiHgtoM u. s., %. Gei.
Sin 1rGBIidca @cihid bat Or.
Charles =. Smith credit. ser Mopor
oic'ea StG0tdcltS mo }u9lcid) Drnt.
tildCr 2lrjt lit. Sruu 9lIics Gulmer.
cine ilnl1c mobIhobcnOe @ittmc. Die
brci Ntcilcn ml9crbulb scr Stu0t
mobnt id)iittctc i6m in iciucmSprcd.
simmer AdrbuliGlirc ms @oiid]t. 0oo
clltlcbtld) elltltellt mllr0C. Seine Nu.
gen lin0 gcblct0rt mo lcinc Sebtruft
uicileidt Tilr imlnIer pcrniG)tet. gu
Dor botte bic Srriimliac inn III cr=
ld)ieBen oerilldt. Nbr cin5iger &c.
meAdflno; idlcint'pt 1cilrnn ooB, Scr
Nr5t~c3 nblcbntc, uunbcnolid) llnd)
ibrcm c%lltfrrntcn &allic III iabrclI
%nod)ocm iic iid 0reimol tG1!ih III lei
nenl Nllrem cininliuocn pilcqte. 9fc=
beu lhrer Wriltcafruntbcit lit Irull
Gather lett &nbrcu an MbCumuti3.
mus. Sic aub OF. Smith olti uIo
licB lid in 9fcu.?)orf bchnuocln. &nr
elmer Modlc tcbrtc lie bcim uno ilidto
picocr orn 9otb Or. Snitb'@.
Gorgcltcrn Abcu6 tclep6onirtc lie
Gr. Smith onb CT nod) ibrcm Sauo.
bouS fomnlen m6dte, mas bicicr nit
Der Nc1riinoun1 oblehntc. 0ob e5
5pcflo@ iCin miir0c, mo tic 0lcitici,
ti1 crIil6cno, ibu 9(bcnoa njd)t mchr
5l bclGiti1en. Sic bcriei iooou Or.
So Hiclu mo 'dJtc 5t ibm bci'm Ab-
ldico, bob JIG mn nUhitcn Eo9 nj Ole
Stuot 9ctcn un0 id, o0cr u. Smith
t0btcn luitroc.
d. "a Miclu. Scr 0c1 WcilteSil-
Itono Der &rolltcn tnnntc, bclladlrid)-
tigte lciten GollcbcrL mo 10 mar bic
icr %geluarut, ais bic Srnl, geitcrn
mirflid) bel ibm crldiclt. Sobolh ser
Ar6t Ole Sbiirc %iciucs combinations
3intnlerS gelfloilcn bate, riB 0ic
@ciIte2trollfc cilten Ncpnlucr ats
ibrcm Mtuii rid9tctc i'm aegcn Or,
Smith mo ricf; Sic ODER idl niiiien
lterbcu."
SSm Nu mar bic 9hligtreatc ent
lpaillnct mo Der Nr5t inrocrtc lie oilf
oaS &olta Ill ucrlollcn. Sic meigertc
iih uno Or. Smith lieB lie allcin. ga
CT Eotieuten bciltden mlbtc. 8ei
lcincr Niitfebr trot lie ibm nit ci-
mem SlGid)dcn aorboliGurc cntgeGclL
oos lie lcincm Nr5ncitultcn cntnprl-
rlelt bate. IN Der Nmnbmc, Dab lie
DOR icinen 9tllgcn Sclbitmorb 5ll be
9ebcll bcoblidtiBe, rici or ihr 5ll:
- Srinfeu Sic Dos nidtl" Nber 1ic
hohniid, mo id)ilttctc ibm bcn
gan5en {nbolt ms @cidlt. Gom
iicl JIG iibcr Den Mcbrloien Der il,o
ildlte nndl ornl Hcpolper III ieinen
Sald)er. Tn5lpild)cn moren ieooh
Smitb's @attir mo ieinc Sefret1rin
gccilt mnb decentralization Die
}Huf Die Bitten bcs 9lrites, Der er-
flGrte, oaB sic GSrou iiir ihrc Ebat
nidlt pcrolltmortlif geHlodlt merbcn
toultc, brodItc Der YoliSeid)et oes
StiofdletS itc i'll elmer Trpid,fc llodl
ibrcr @oblunu1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
" cibnna,t$e@ugniigc in Georgia.

Ccillo, Ga, %. Grcmbcr.
9u3 Eoli3iit Guin @oltcr5 Neitcrn
Nbcn6 Ciucm ium9cn Mom, Noncna
Sud SbepporO, citizen &crpcia pcgcn
4bicucrll9 zines ioacuumtcn o&ouo.
ncn'GrGfcr9" olf Der StrdBc crtbeil.
tc. crbobcn ShGppar0 mo Glide
Grumoc Giniprlth. mlo c9 fam i'll
cincm NcuolOerfonpie, in meId)cm
Charlie Moorc, &irgil Mnorc mo
@couuro Smith gct1Otct unA &uli5iit
Goiii @oltcr& t6btlitb rcrmtttoGt
luilroen. G6orlic Moore ioll iuerit
ullt Ocit Eoli5incn'p. ~Bcieuert bobcn,
rulb 2conorb Smttb, S6bn bca @bIis
}cihcia Smith fam bcln Nrmnltcn 5ll
@iIlie. 2bepptro, Der iir~ipriiu1lid)e
2(nItiitcr Scr Srog6oiG. oriicftc lid,
ol5 Die Hcoot9tr J1t fitdlleu bcnou
ltqt mo enttthi I1tlpcrtcbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
@eftern Rarnlons Gdeusahs.

-.
Sss .nHeno "a, Sepirr.. perlaBt etlensS attpu
9cgItd.
40 Worgeits - Gdneuprft, Saeerstofpn, ".
hIio W, 5s., gsapnesburo, @bambersbnre nuo
naseenorRitien @onntae, Santod uilb guIrber.
lamb. ..4.. r.
2.45 aadm. - Accommodation NOD Union.
Bridge.
Alb Mabn,. gdnel.g1preb, SaustIints,
Sngersto'un. 8nncot, @bippensbnrs nnb aus
eenommeH Sonrtog Jrehertd un6 trimils,
BURG (Gdrior.9Sacaon).
Sdsiirn, aus9ehpmmen epnntag.
100 Woreens-gort, Y. nv 8. 80, unb Cor.
ItsIe.
7.5n Wl~craens--afiom. mad gburmont.
NS.6T Morsens-SSeftcrn @rpreb, 98eftmtnfter.
ssriieebile t6reoerid)l GmmifSburg, Sturs
ont, 99apneSbcro, gbamtfrsbura, Saeerss
Ioipn, Sanep6, CUMBERLAND, giinS Qgnffet,
Cbicroatiuus=s9neaon)
$50 g,a1m. -Snnpflinie, 6ffIi1 bon grIorh.
@rooe, ferncr 9orf, SaHoper, GETTYSBURG unb
Y. unb 8. 0ip.
$50 an1nt.-atfom. na9 Sanoper.
6.15 AbeHes-Nffomi iiab uhipn. HrtbQe,
Tur Samitnaa. 81.
Il.30 abeHbS-Affom. mad Inionagrtbse.
Mur epgutaeA, -
s.45 Nb~erbe- affcni. nap untons9ribse urb
San ni9t an gtufslsanta.nbs ,statan.
sies.gsdf. y Gen: gaaaae.,. Veu:s.:aet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
9totiouQ[ 9oufsu.

pats Glb snlun gnttanal gant," CT. unf
@IeterrStrobe. SocOh ". opct, QrdHosnt
Senrb 8. &eoue, aafiirer.
v9nstte Nafiune.-goui," 432 SAe'grcubtpab
HS. s.. NaeRer. 8uiItrer.
y ~titcrn National gani," il EproaG utaipsgtr
70. Dlarrirtt. aGfiirsr.
uGri:te @ati1uaf SaHi," Gds Baltimore. unb
E0rthsStraBc.
armers d Ntrddnts' RatIHusI EaEt,"
&ohths unb 9onlbaros StrGbe.
1nuI'ereini & 5Grmers' SdttrEdI Rasf,'
~ ,toeftsGde 6olUdros uno eermuHsStraBt
e. !. BalbtpiH, &niiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
@crmiid)tc tclcsrapfiidyc Ncpcidcm.

Sn Nrooflpn. u. y, brdunte
4cltcrlt cin gauges, uon department.
&0ltlern cin1clontmcncS Bcpicrt Srui
ldlcn Der ,. uu0 3. }lpcnne mo Der
II. mo Is, StrnBc nieocr. Nh i0Oe
.Ecrioucn pltrotn oboad)lo& irnO Der
SdoNcn belGllit Iidl nli Snnoerttm'
lcjoc bon Collars.
Ger 60-iGlrige Gbporo @rccnc
iii 23uibuiac, Nh, bat sic 20iab.
riRe 6dlulic Mlrrpbp ans Mibhlc'
tolull 9cbrirathct. neil CT gloubt, ooB
III. scr nG6itcn 2e1io!atIr. Seiiion
Gin Observation-Disclosures @elce ollgc
nonlulcn mcroul miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
Truit @onlpnmnien.

:, NtarFlaub Sru't Co." gtrropeii,Gde GaGpcrt,
mo SermnfzS trabc. 2. z Sir1mermnn. @rds
itocul; Carroll @iuH &cii S6ubnJciiter; Ser
otS SreHcer lint, @hIfS ~SNaBnciiIer; @au
ZIIunCI. N.ilFesS ttrciir. a
nSatlmcre 3rua 4 Suarustte Co." GouttGbl;
SuiGDtna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
Baltimore Tampf ..Enfet So.
lafts unh 5HperlatFse yat:atxte.}
Die Ser. GtaafettsNoft bef1rhernb.
Edufnfsr .~4frdininn lnSnl. .MI0ha1ak

,S.ureta," ,ssnnsNeeA.
9ampfer fobren tdsIth, Sonttngs arsoencui.
men, bon ben rgaisatrte". Rters. ri. f0--1S
aht.strake, $50 .Gtenbs, btreft mad Oh
ppint Comfort, gprfoIf. @or.smoutb unb allen
9ulttten bes Siioens. 8erbinbunq In Obj
8pint Comfort NIT Der &C. s. 8. GtfeR6abn-.
9tad SidmpHb, Serbinbuug tn Bortsmontb 1t5
Portsmouth unb atIartd. On Worfof Berbin.
burg nit ber .@tlaniic GoaTt Cine NorfuIi
uno peftIid 1ino oh 9ontinion Cine mad
Helubsrn Wafbtnstoi, 3.sg., Hit3ntonb. Bn..
uno gSefusgorf.
"a MSabI8eiten mad europdiT6em Blame. Surrt.
ri6te .aaiiiten8tnmer, eIeftrtf9e 9eIeutbtiHQ,
Gamp'bet5urg, 9oten tret. Seterbtrte &ailteH.
Nr. 107 SftsPaItimoresG Giraffe; Nr. 50e-5OS.
Qia1tsStrnbe; G. y G. Office, elboftsgde BET
baltimore lino gdInerts Strube; Continental
Charles Giraffe.
Sohn u. obetmppb, 9, Crppa,
@tce'lrdf, II. Gen. sT2andaer. Sen. ,Baf. .Aaeyt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
Mb nod Chill.

@hfDinston z. G.. %. SeS.
e lie 4acific- 8lotte, pel6e meb.
rere Gage bel Banana gelpeilt bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
gGpofater,,

atpIpb Buthsrlrt, seGtsanpnIt Gr. 10. of
SeritgionsGtrabs. L. " y. Rbone. ct. Eau
J90 .M.
=. Gatbart e6tintr. gsdtsGrnllt. luton Gruti
guilbina. Baltimore. no, Heioe 3eiepbua.
3nrl u. NJ. 5dlulE, 1875. 1923 GurosGnif6iHa
Saf.dnas StcrD, 2Gl. 1909 GGlperi S~uilbtna.
y. Am. EEtRIanu. III NDros Is 60rIes.Strnbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
@OM MaNacrH eEntOrOct.

@orccitcr, WoiI.. %. .9c}. -
Tranci5 &oucatriInr Der 6citcn Mt
bcrcr nlli Dem GuliniiehonDu0sS zee.
lit m1brrnb CT I'M Giicitid,tt, erihoi
len mrr0cn. 9Ciu Ricuebrg Mepulpcr
uno @cIblioluio oieAdiougCncn Slide
murcn pcridmm0cn. Ger Mtnr0per-
o0dlt rtdtet lid olti Smci Srcrn0c.
mcldbe, nit @emcbrcll beipniinct, &c.
tern in Der 9}ohborldaIt Hcicben
nor0U morcn. In6erc babcn micocr
l$onea' Nnter, Scr ldnNerc }eit Sn'
lniic ctnea irregularities lcutlcn mar,
i'm &rrDudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
GtaatS 9anfen,

,TratfHe Sani non g~aitimprs," rnlttmor
urb SUGioahs Strabe. Mnauit Meier, 8raI
bent: e. ]. 5i6t, S6aemtiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
0ei1dtt6=@ cgmetler.
'Sfer., Gpabitor" nns SuteI.
gCoGrfSartifel.
sfe Gners & eiaS 3d., 104 GhbfSotparbsStt

8eit,tngen. 3eitihriasn ste.
nfke Baltimore sPsps Co." Robib G6ererpu
bic, 8efadiiefibrer. 31s 8cits8ermansStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

Characterization, &bircn, 5euitet
rahmen, 2aoen etc.
SGrnts 9, Softer & 60, 10 unb lit Ss-Srs
beridsGtrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
Char nnfen.

Teutide 9parbunf MN Saltlrure,I Gutass
utb @dltimotesGtrabe.
=, Ct. SaneS SDut5nHi,' 9qIttmcrtzSirubs uui
Gujtpm.S uui .9lbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
8pbnl N:ue 2ine
uad1 Ebilabelpnta unb Sem.

EUIUIs SWtuIfUuNBUHs TlnW gtefpsDotI IND bs
relt sum- 8ebrunf IN Der Ganloei' uio WRt.
Disqualification I'M 1000 slberhs. ~
Heierptrit19 bon 9faunt In, GnIaf. ober Yors
lnrsgSuqgons, Spetferaiei etc. peroen f9neI
6Gneior9t per Eetfpbcn In alien folaenben gtQets
gurearI: Charles, uto 9lltinor sStrdbe, 6. &
e., ct, IaiiI 1924, ODER NO., GoiirtInno 1901:
ut. 8onaIsS %tation, 6. & g., mt. Sermon 1923;
ganioel' Station Sntorniations4 8iireait, g.. & g.,
Ct. BGnl SAG, ODER orb, gourtlano 2726, une
III, 500 Siibsgroabiuap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

plnm6in8, SURFACES, aanges uab
Oefen, Go6ocden mo Einneu.
Seunett Sros., 523 Rorb.Srtmpnt, stpems.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

Normor. un6 Orantt.@ erfe.
\. piIBdrtHer & ebaIs. ia. .71s Eeft Bait,
uuOresStrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

aupferidmieoe uno plumbers.
SdIn Subert, TIA 1barlessStrass q. & q
2elepbOn: NoIte 1909.
1euer @erSiheruneeu.
..slpnat snIurance So. Of 9tnerpouL," Scrrb 81
'8orfielo, 8itheutsM Innnger. l01--102 ebam
er of Commerce YuiIoinp.
uoeruldntc GsnrrntrFG,CTNuaS . 9efsEjdbah,"
Baltimore UNI EoribsSteabe,
@igeutbums Mgenteu uHb
-SGnoler.
Stsrre g, Iusaa g. Resseru, 10 Gft.2sEtuaten.
Sirast.
Svfifmieb .33ubeb6r.
Q. ststt sarse 90, S62 mr. 1854 sscrbsoas
GoDien nno Sola.
pssrs q. Sos Sttnr, 500 GolumbiaSsbenut.
S6mufiahen nno ubren.
w.. J. Miller, % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Efan6Ieib 8eih6fte.
"s"-tcItSatse aSnn Co.," 1 Roro'Gap'str
Tinnos unb SrgeIn.
gbaS. u. etfeft, Q Roros2ibertp.s truke.
1nt. aaabe & So, Rarf'soe. unb Soeetie.5tr
Enpier un6 Bapier-G iiteu.
emttt. TtIoa Co., los unb LOT Sanooer.Str.
9lehplatten, WetaG etc.
saun,. 9cHt'tu & 50. (ticorportrt). IS. .19.
talberftonsStrdBe
~ t leidenbeitatter.
sarterS & ebsne, 170S. .t710 gartou.Moenue
b. Gp12. glpttbs uno 0reenrnount.Ebsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

glefplatten, Wetaa etc.
ssun,, 9ontstu & 50. (tiicorportrt). IS. 19.
FnloerttonsStrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

YaKe sxr @eiie hrs axsIanb te.
iorst 6. @aine, st. 413, cf.gaIti.
msreitrafe, ssts Gsfs~ assis, 1se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
Wcrdants e Niners transport. s.

Sampfer.2tuie,
Jrad1t unb 8aiidgiere.
Gad Bottom NIB benz cheu.
Sonntda, 9tenftng uno Sreitag, 8 tlbr dbelbS.
Wad1 Hroptnenee nno BEN Often.
Sonutdg, Mittiuod urb Srettue, 9 ubr GbetbA.
. Radl Getuport VetpS.
Tfalt9, nussenonne1 Wonta9 uHb Sdu1ftag.
9 ubr Ibenos.
> Srntt nngenonmen tdeliG bic S 1br stu9ut
fit benfeIben Gag abfabrenoe Fantpfer.
Yadl Sabannab unb benz sRoeu.
Sie1ftae. SpnHeritdg uno Sdmitde,
9 Ilhr QbeuoS.
2. q. Wesieia, Ieert, Bier 0, fnk e..Vat~etx
.S~anst.@irsna: German. nuo 2tstt.etr.
G13,I&G|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

2anoDirtbihGftIiHe @erGtbs unb
StimereieH.
GrtHlts & Satatr Gp., 205 gorbs Qaca.g traB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

aupferifmie6e un6 plumbers.
Sdnn Subert, ria 9barlessgtrass q. & q
2elepbOu: NoIfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
Seine luitigc gSittluc,

Ncm- &cricD'cr 2lrjt BON elmer irriins
ni3cu Eoticutin ungclri'icn mo
mobrid)ciulid) uui &CbeI@5clt &c
blenoct. - MurbollGltrc ms Sc
lid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
QeidlenbeItatter.

SSresrS & eisae, 170S. .t710 ga~rton.uoenu.
s'--n Srof, atprtbs nno GreeHnount.ubenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

Gnpier unb Bapier-9 iiteu.
emItt, TiIoa Co., los unb LOT Sanooer.gtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24
!EEllI!lgMgl&yuInlO
; aaalia. t aaa!ld, ausaeuommen eOuntass.

SIpreB3uge uSeoe Stuuoe auI Que StuHnt" uoH
Der gd~mbensStatipn mad s9aibinstou an
@odentugeu 100 Sorn1. bis s.0J slbetos.
Sriibere Mbfabri bon oer Wt. HobaI'Gtatton.
station 5n asaibinstpn nit alien iabIim geten.
ben 2inien.
asaihinstun, perIafen Wst. NobaIstatton:
+1i.53, s11.55 Borm., 1915. ti2.5s. 't1.B5..
t2.43, 1850, +4.16. 1853. 1855 Nadnn,t |6.09,
t6.55, 500 (9iuliieb), 1880, III 20 abenSs.
10" f7.2o' $500, $50, 5000, 1000. HOO
SorIn., $500, +i2.O2, 2.25, t1.0O, 81. 05,
t2.0o. 300, +s;o5s 400 .430, t5;oo, 1905
glatTl. t6.oos .6.16: $3.50, 1890 1890, rs18
Srcoerid. @ambensStntion. t7.35 uuS s9.15
8orm., HIPS. 1850 uno $500 9iam.
Sagcretuun, Ost. 8ppalsStattnn, f7.45 Born.
1880 9tatm. Ganoen.S Station, f7.35, 1900
Borul., t3. so, f4.00 HutuI.
gpbnl e:ue 2tne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

Srtebbofe.
,snuhux Sar. Gsmetsrs." Office: n sAee
snrnrndG-@trnke
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

Ttanos u,tb SrgeIn.
gbaS. u. etteft, Q Rorb.2ibertp. strase.
AIM. aaabe & Co., Tarf'sloe. uIb Saeette.Str
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
LEGAL MIXUP IN
THE THAW CASE.
Flight May Come on Effort TO
Take Him TO Pittsburg.

Pittsburg. Aug. 1.-THE probability
that some New York man may soon
succeed Detective Roger OMaru, now
serving as receiver and custodian of
the estate Of Harry X. Thaw, is the
proposition In the much complicated
case most generally discussed today
in Pittsburg. This IL based upon the
provisions of the federal bankruptcy
law. 1t Is admitted by all having a
knowledge Of this law that creditors
have the right at their first meeting to
elect trustee TO take charge of all of
the property Of petitioner In bank
ruptcy and that such trustee imme-
diately supersedes any receiver that
may previously have been appointed
by any other authority.
Acting oon this provision, It Is sur
missed, the creditors, majority of
whom are residents of New York, are
likely to make Il concerted move for
one Of their own selection to act as
trustee.
The fercest legal fight, however, is
expected because OF reports from New
York that should an attempt be made
to bring Thaw here District Attorney
Jerome Of New York. 1t is said, will
oppose any such move. fearing that II
Thaw Ii once removed from the juris-
diction of New York courts there will
be trouble in having him returned TO
that Jurisdiction. Under the bank
ruptcy law should the referee cull for
Thaw and he fail to appear such fail
ure would constitute contempt; hence
the prospect of n clash between state
and federal authorities.
Legal authorities here agree thai
there is no such precedent governing
the questions raised In this case, and
all arc watching developments with
much interest.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
nRpHANs' COURT SALE



Ry virtue of an order of the orphans
Court OF Wayne county. the tolioWlhE us
cribed real estaie OF the above namei ne-
cedent will be offered at public saie; Sr nI tne
COURT HOUSE, in the borough oil hONt'7-
DALE,
FRIDAY. AUG. II, lpOs, nj 10 o clock, A. VI,
All that certain piece OF parcel OF land
eituate in the township OF South tanaan'
County OF Wayne and state OF ftnnsyNnn-
10, bounded and described AZ follows bh-
GINNING AT corner OF hemlock knots
driven down in the public ROAD IN the south-
western line OF land OF Harrison NcMlan
thence along said road by line OF lani OF nos
Glenn, Jr., and John Glenn nortn inty-
eight degrees west siXty-eight rods TO
stake and stones corner; thence by ealu
Glpnp's land north siXty-two degrees wet
eleven rods TO a corner in said pubhc Iohh'
thence by (OtheTl Iands of the late stacy
Chumard south thirty-four degrees west
one hundred and thirteen and one-halt Tods
to a stones corner in line OF Maxwell Bigatt
thence by paid Maxwell Bgarts land south
nifty degrees east sXty-four rods TO a stones
corner in line OF land of John Wagner ana
=. Faulkner lot. now or lately owned hy
Amos Reed; thence 10y said Reed iHnd ana
land Of Harrison McMnn north forty de-
greee east one hundred and fifteen rodt TO
the place OF beginning. CbNTAlNlNu
nfty acree more less. Aud being same land
conveyed to Andrew J. Rutledge, now d.
ceased, by Margaret ChumaId aud John r..
Wagner 10y deed dated April TO- 1862 which
deed 10 recorded In the Office Tor the record
Deed Book No 90, at page LIS. AlSO-All
that certain lot or parcel OF land situate III
the township OF South Canaan, county OF
Wayne and state OF Pennsyivauia. houlf-
ed and dpsctibed as follows BEGINNING
at a heap Of ston-a the southern corner oi
lot No. ~. in the allotment of the "Cafwalt-
81 Middle Creek Tract; thence 10y land OF
Amos Reed aud Solomon Curtis north h!ty
degrees west lfty-iouT rods; thence by land
OF Solomon Curtis north thIty degrees east
hfty-two rods: thence south forty degrees
eaet nifty seven rode TO post corner; thence
along tn" land OF Amos Reed south forty
degrees west iitty.two aui one-halt rods To
the place OF beginning. CONTAINING
seventeen acres ana forty p,rcbe. b- The
same more or lees. And being the same
land conveyed TO Andrew Rutledge, now
deceased, by Solmon Curtis and wife by
deed dated April IL, ls1e, which deed IL Ie-
corded in office for recording deeds in said
county in Deed Book No. 81, at page &sS,
and all OF above described land being same
land whch John A. Kutledge, Executor Of
Andrew j. Rutledge, conveyed TO thnnTd
l.. Chapman, deed date1 December IL. 1913,
recorded in Deed Book No. %. page 9j
Upon said premises Is a two-stoty frame
house, one frame harm. Hnd/Uthcr improve
ments Nearly all improved land.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
Purchaser to pay =. for deed rs IN Sh-rif's
Bales.
GEORGE -. CHAPMAN
r.. &. MUMFORD. Administrator.
Attorney. lll
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
TWO SCORE MEN BLOWN UP.
Nine Killed and Many Injured In Roll.
Mill EXPLOSION

York, Pa, Aug. ll.-Nine mon were
Killed, nearly Il score of others more
or less seriously injured and thousands
OF dollars worth Of property damaged
by the explosion of boiler IN the
York rolling mill. in which about forty
men were working.
The boiler, which was located In the
center Of the mill, exploded without q
moments warning. thousands Of per
sons being attracted to the scene by
the shock.
A rescue party was quickly organ.
lied, and search for the bodies was
Instituted.
Ambulances from the York hospital
were hurried to the scene Of the ex.
ploslon, but owing to the number Of
dead and injured delivery wagons and
other conveyances were pressed into
service In order that the injured might
he rushed to the hospital.
While the injured we're being looked
after the bodies Of tho dead were being
carried from the ruins NJ the building.
a majority Of those killed had their
heads and limbs torn from their bod.
los and were 50 badly mnngled that
identity was almost an impossibility.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
cEDlS0N TALKS OF AIRSHlPS.
Tells Farunsn Problem Of Flight Is Not
Solved Yet.

New York. Aug ll.-Thomas \. Edi-
son, as a special mark of respect to
Henry Farman. the English navigator.
had him as his guest at the Edison
laboratories In Orange. y. J.
Mr.. Edison showed great interest in
the various attempts being made In
different parts Of tho world to travel
in the air. at Is coming. Some one Is
liable to solve the problem any day
he said
Don't you think. Mr.. Edison. that
the problem Is already solved and that
oil now needed are scientific and en-
gineering talent and money! he was
asked.
NO. don't think that. II isn't
solved yet. don't think inventors
have been on the right track. The
great difficulty. of course. is thc tr"-
mendous power required In the engine.
which at the same time must hc So
very light. There nre lots Of men
working night and day on that prob
lem. and some one will do the trick.
Liable to run across the solution my
day now" ne addcd.
He told MIR. FnrinAn hc had mnde
experiments fifteen years ago In con
nection with flying machines
How about the future Of tho dlrigi.
BILE balloonf' was asked.
1T has no future, speaking CONNER
cially. II hns no great future any way
you take IT," was his prompt reply.
1T may be utilized In some measure
In war, but the heavier thHn air ma
chine that can 90 straight against the
wind-ah! that Is the thing TINT must
| come"
"You refer to the aeroplaneT" some
body suggested.
mo" he said. "I'll tel you what
think about this sky sailing business.
As have snid. It's surr to come They
haven't got - yet hut they will. But
when the question IL solved you will
fnd that the machine that goes
straight up In the air-ecrcws Itself
vertically into the air-has answered
the riddle"
Tho helicoptcrT" he was asked.
Fright" he answered.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
GUIDE EATEN
BY CANNIBALS
Fate Of Missing Canadian
Learned.
DEvOURED BY EMPLOYERS

Woodsren Find Remnants Of Mans
Body Bearing Marks Of Human Teeth
and Search is Being Made For Two
Men Who Hired Him - Strangers
Looked Upon With Suspicion by Ma
tivOs, Who Fear to Accept Employ
nent In Forest Of Wild Country.
Ottawa, Aug. 1l.-There no longer
is doubt that August Lcmleux, a miss
Ing guide of tho Mlstasslni lake coun.
try, was sluln and eaten by two men
who employed him to show them the
way to Lake wahwanip7
Woodsmen who have searched the
region for their missing colleague re-
port they found the remnants Of his
body and buried them. They say they
are ON the trail Of the cannibals and
hope to come up with them.
The extraordinary case has created
CONSERVATION throughout the country,
and guides are fearful about engaging
themselves to strangers PASSING
through the forests. There "a appre-
hension In the Lake ChiboubamoO re.
boldcr and stay settlers In lonely
places. Tho uncanny character Of the
strangers has led to armed men max.
ing n search Of the forests for Vuany
miles.
The verihcation Of the story that
remnants OF the body Of Lemleux had
been found showing all the indication
OF human teeth has come In the form
Of an afiidavit signed by The nine
woOdsnen who went cat to seek the
missing guide.
The woodsmen stiil are IN the wild
ChiboubamOo district but EhSiE report
is circumstantial and shows that they
came upon what was Lenisux'S body.
They swear they win not return until
they have run down the man eaters.
What trace the searching wOodsmen
have Of the men b not Known. 1t 70
the widest kind OF country, and Il
probably will be many days before the
nine man hunters report again.