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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-23
Vessel is Manned by Mem
bers of Louisiana Naval
Reserves.
WILL REMAIN FOR
ABOUT THREE DAYS

VESSEL is IN COMMAND OF CAPT.
J. w. 5oSTWICK, WHO is WELL
KNOWN IN PENSACOLA-WAS
REBUILT AT THE PENSACOLA
NAVY YARD, COMING HERE
FROM MANILA, WHERE SHE
WAS CAPTURED BY DEWEY,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-23
DEFENDANT RELATES
SENSATION IN COURT.
BY Associated Press.

Palatka, Fla, June 22-
During the trial here today Of
J. NJ. Kelley and d. NJ. David
son, charged with the murder
Of W. c. SelIars, a sensation
was created when the defend
ant. Kelly, jumped to his feet
and exclaimed to a state wit
ness.
You lie like dog" He
was quickly qUieted and made
to resume his seat. The
prosecution closed today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-23
MORE CHOLERA.

St Petersburg, June 22.-Sixty- one
new cases Of cholera were recorded
for the "a hours ended at noon TODAY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-23
BILL ARP's WIDOW DEAD.

Gainesville. Ga, June 22.-Mrs. c.
II. Smith, widow of the late ''Bill
Arp" died at her home here this
morning at 1880 aged 80 years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-23
Given the Third Degree, !"
Chinanan Tells All He
Knows.
CHLOROFORMED
AND THEN CHOKED

BALD HE HEARD A STRANGE
NOISE IN LING's ROOM AND
LOOKING OVER TRANsOM SAW
GIRL LYING ON BED WITH
BLOODY TOWEL OVER HER
. MOuTH-SAW PREPARATIONS
MADE TO PLACE BODY IN
TRUNK.
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Continued on Page Four.)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

the public TO take chances IN the
carefully figured and planned schemes
ot the bookmakers, and this. In order
TO be made profitable 70 him. re.
auires the writing out Of che lIat Of
the odds laid on some paper or ma-
terial 80 that Il could be seen by thOee
who were solicited to invest"
IN holding that the laying Of odds
alone does not constitute crime.
Judge ialEht says,
IF a man should offer 10 bet the
ladies Of bis party pair OF gloves
10 \ box Of candy. Il would be the
laying OF odds and publishing the
same. To hold him to BE- = bookmaker
would. In my judgment. be departure
from the rule which Gives TO lhe
terms OF the statute their ordinary and
accepted meaning and would be
construction which was not within the
contemplation OF the Legislature"
Chief Judge Callon In bic opinion
says;
Legislation should Be practical, aud
Il h at least doubtful whether a
statute making every offer or accept.
ance OF a bet OF wager q crime, IN
the present state Of the morals, and
In the habits Of the community, could
he enforced"
The decision IN the lower court
which Il affirmed by the court Of %.
peala was rendered by jarilce w. J.
Gaynor, who last week was elected
mayor OF Nov York City
The status Of bookmakeFa GA tho
race tracks Ia the Motropolltan al.
triot will not be altered By yesterdays
decision OF che court OF appeals 90.
holding tho legality Of oral betting.
except that the seal Of the states
highest court h placed uuon i system
which has been employed by boob.
makers ard betieFa since shortly So
Ter the enactment Of The uartAsn0N
law
THIS method. while of oouffs ant
10 satisfactory % the former system
Of bookmakiRs 10 the betting public
or 20 the 5ookmakeFa hh noterthe
less been employed foF reasonably
heavy play ~ alI ths tracks IN this
antrict
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
ORAL BETTING HELD
not TO Be A CRIME
System In Vogue for Some Time at New York Race
Tracks is Upheld.

ALBANY. N. ", Nov, Betting
Is a crime only when accompanied By
a record, registry or the use Of some
part OF the parapherualIa Of prote%
slOnal gamblers. according 10 q decla.
Ion handed down yesterday by the
court OF appeals. In effect the decl.
sion holds that oral betting does not
constitute bookmaklns IN vlolatioh OF
the so-ealled anti.race track gambllnk
laws recommended by Governor
Hughes. The court alflrms the order
OF the lower courts for the discharge
from custody Of Orlando Jones aud
SOL Lichstenstein who were indicted
In Kings county on q charge Of book.
making.
Jones aud Ilchstenstoln were eharg
cd with orally laying and publishing
odds ON horse races and accepting a
bet on the basis OF such odds.
Assistant District Attorney Elder
OF Kings county contonded that book
making was a gambling scheme With,
In meaning OF the statute aud that
while memoranda might BIZ an aid TO
the person conducting the business,
YET 1t had no essential part In the
transaction.
Counsel for Jones and Hohstenateln
cmatended tina, the only effort OF the
law was TO provide a uniform penalty
for the recording and registry OF bets
wherever made, and that the making
Of an ordinary bet between individuals
d'd not constitute y crime
Five Of the Justices, including Chief
Justice Cullen. agreed 10 the opinion
rendered yesterday and one dlsaenlcd.
The prevailing decision says 10
part
There has always been observed q
distinction between betting and gamb
linz. or the maintaining Of a house
or place 10 which people could resort
20 gamble. Tho same distinction
obtains IN this State whore oral bet.
ting has never been a crime. while the
keeping Of a gambling house has been
subjected 10 severe punishment The
laying of odds standing aione does
not. therefore constitute a orime.
"The vice of bookmahing chiefly
consists IN soliciting and o. indueine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
Two Negroes Killed In
Explosion al Palatka

the impending bIov-up. Their man
eled distorted and begrimed bodies
we're found within q few feet Of ihe
hump that vas the cause 81 their
sudden death
The boiler Itself parted about ihe
middle. tearing IKE paper One end
s,ruek The earth and tore Il % Tor 2
distance Of hnsen o. twenty feet
While the other extremity q tae hnse
esuldros vent clear IN an opposite a.
recs,ou. 6emoIlshIng TIE power house
81 the electric plaii.
me chances are that neFsf-i
moths uin shpue before rsIairs can
\. msde. % thai electricity eaa -
turned On ne city aad private ar
.cgrts and unless arrangemenia, ief
800 eas b. uads thers uin - 10
-. for motive power o. iiiu1inn'io.
rner sron nev e. Ia hnA-s'.i
-. 1. ret positively ksosn. 80 =
~, r,.st az inis sss slsprsaat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
PRESIDENT SPENT
DAY In RICHMOND
APPEARS HAPPY AS HIS TRIP
NEARs ITS CLOSE.
Is Met BY Governor swansOn-Mskes
Address to Virginia state
Press Association,

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. lO,--Presi.
dent Taft was greeted with a hearty
welcome here this morning, the lnhabI.
tants turning out in full force,
The President and his party arrived
at Z O'Clock. after a comfortable jour.
ney from Wilmington. He appeared
happy. emerging from the Mayhower
at 8 o'clock for the haal days enter
tainment OF thirteen-thousand.mile
tour.
Governor Swanson and Mayor Rich
ardson headed the reception committee
meeting the nations chief The party
rode in automobiles to the executive
mansion for breakfast The days
ceremonies began with the Presidents
address at 10 O'Clock 20 the Virginia
State Press Association Later he ad.
dressed a delegation OF cJlored men.
Governor Kiichin Of North Carolina
is here as the guest 81 Preaident
Taft. having made the trip from WI.
mlngton in the Presidents private car,
Secretary OF the Navy Meyer met
the President here and participated In
the festivities
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
SOUTHERN ORDERS
NEW EQUIPMENT
SOUTHERN RAILWAY FORCED TO
INCREASE IT'S FACILITIES,
Within Next Three Weeks ia5 New
Coaches and Dining Cars viii
Be Put az Work.

JACKSONVILLE. Nov io.-Beiore
the expiration Yf three more weeks
1926 new coaches and dlnlng-care,
equipped TO the mlnutest detail With
the latest convenience and improve
ments. viii have been put into service
by the southern Railway Company
For the past two or three weeks
the Pullman company has been turn
ing over new coaches 20 the Southern
and as fast a. they have been con-
pIeted they have been Installed In
eeryicc
The new coaches have the largest
seating capacity Of any cars built b.
the Pullman company and are lighted
by automatic electric batteries attach
"a 10 the axle The cars are supplied
with three trucks. making twelve
wheels 20 q car and facilitating safe.
a. aud speed
The year 1910 promises 20 BE-
banner year with the Southern 10 con.
auction Il D. understood that iheY
have many more nev ears IN oontom'
plauon. Including aiIftsel coaches 10
run through the neE tunnel ~ Nee
YORK CITY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
MARION HORSE RACES.

Great Work Being Done on the
Track and Grounds.
The race track In the Marion Coun-
ty Fair Grounds is being worked and
improved on each day. with the result
that IL Is now the best half-mile track
10 be found IN the State. Even
under the past Circumstances Il was
agreed by all turfmen visiting that
place that T. was the fastest track
90 be found IN the State, and With
he additional work that has been
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

placed thereon Il il an assured iaei
thst be- equal cannes BE- found.
Information aiready received b ihe
fair managers state thai che raeing
feature a ths great sh0u siil b. ~
hea that has ever been seeu 20 ~
state. and already istiem and IN
quiries are pouring 10 tfom parties
who On have horses these 20 eouiesi
Cor ths large prizes
soms o. tbs finest ans test hosses
thai usualiy Visit Tsmpa ana iask'
sogyllIs wln b. 90 had aur'aE m
falr
ms feature shoah attract thoa'
mrds 70 Deals thar !, sos'a 80 otaef'
wise have. fog \ uii esrttialy b ~
hrperf thhe y hs kiaa ssef 80
ia this seetioa ~ Fiogi1a. ant pFoe-
stiy - ~ srfiFs susie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
N LABOR LEADERS
UPHOLD COMPERS
| AuOeaI to Supreme Court in Both aSeS--.De-
nOunCe Use Of Injunction.

good citizen Of our country who treas
ures freedom can rest secure until
trial by jury becomes so well recog-
nized and so firmly established in our
Jurisprudence that no man will ever
again attempt to deny this essential
and historic right. No class has
suffered so much from the tyranny Of
autocratic power as the working peo.
pie; none struggled more heroicalIy
than they to secure the blessings Of
true liberty, free government, free
speech, free press and trial by jury,
and It now devolves upon the wage
earners to protect, defend and main.
tain inviolate this priceless principle
of equity and justice"
To Recommend Judges.
The council also recommended that
organized labor take action looking to
ward the naming of suitable persons
to iii vacancies that may occur in
the supreme court OF the United
States, and In the lesser Federal
courts.
On the subject OF old age pensions,
the council reported a bill providing
for the organization of the "old age
home guard" to be composed Of per
sons more than IS years OF age who
do not own property worth more than
81, 500, or whose income does not ex
coed $24O per year. II this bill Is
passed by Congress these persons may
make application to the Secretary OF
War for pension enlistment and
shall receive from the Government
Sl2O per year in quarterly Install
ments
The report declares that further re-
striotions are necessary to the immi'
grafton Of certain classes Of foreign
ers to America.
Il recommends that every effort be
made TO assist in the work OF con
servation OF natural resources.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

..OoNTo, Ont, Nov. 10.-f Prest
samuel GOmpers. vice-President
Mitchell and Secretary Frank
..,,.0D. Of the American Federation
4 ,,hor. eventually have to serve
,.Dteuces for contempt Of court,
IN not be due to lack Of support
trade unionism. The executive
n Of the federation recommend
! the annual convention yester.
hat an appeal be taken to the
States Supreme Court, both
!. Bucks Stove and Range Com
Injunction case. and in the
upt proceedings growing out
That the convention viii ratify
recommendation seems certain,
ast the three labor leaders and
fellow officers will be reelected
mother year is predicted.
rigorous denunciatiOn Of the use
lm lnjunotions and Of the denial
il BY jury was embodied in the
gs report yesterday. This re-
ala:
b recommend that an appeal BE
from the decision rendered in
De original injunction IS well as
Nniempt case growing out OF II.
sinnOt permit these decisions to
challenged. They affect funda-
tA rights, and either the courts
Congress must safeguard them.
Protest Against Injunction.
vs again enter our protest against
APPLICATION of the writ Of injunc-
h labor disputes unless where
function would lie II there we're
hbor disputes) we hold that the
aary use Of the Injunction writ In
ttloHs between workers and EN-
is an unwarrunted interior
VIII the rights and liberties OF
'oisers and is intended, anu IL
nee used to intimidate worker.
ally when they are engaged In
e.ssle for improved working con-
Il is a fact. however, that
hiunctions are issued.
should be borne In bind that
Proceedings Messrs. Gompers,
! and Morrison did not have
Institutional right OF trial By
All the circumstances IN this
g to prove that conviction would
's followed II the case had been
''sd on its merits to a Jury o.
Eer
-'1e'er difference OF opinion
elA among men as to any con
- between labor and capital. no
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

''SA. Nov. IO.--As a result Of
explosion at the plant Of the
sas nght 4 Fuel Company
"" o'clock yesterday after
'o'ored men are dead. the
~ '''lsd and The clsy Is IN dark.
~. eFplo1ioa caeeed the break.
- aovs II many buildings, no
- rretoYterian ehnreh. two
Bricks. pieces a. NOR
!. .sa'is o, every description
49, iato the air Cor blocks
n scene q ne cs,assrophe.
49, to persons o. property
Inverted.
ut fai,ion & that ne water
a II, 'as boiler and that pump-
'''sr INTO IL ssu.ss 4 20
~ 'ssT thsory advanced ia
pVus voaid not uork
nsa ubo eufesrorps 90
pepelies 81 presfal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
Commissioners
Must Comply With Law

TAL.AHAssEE. Sov , The A.
tsniion u che Governor bas been ~
yiisd to ths fact ina, she boards n
county commissioner u seversi ooau.
iiss REFUGE b aii0s e0unsY prisoaefa
the amoent provided t0r ihe grisgosfa
IA Chapter s3es. Lass " Fioriaa
vhieh is a. follows
"a shall b. ths duty u ~ boards
~ county ogmmiaslobsfs hislng olii
convlets fof sort % MAKE pFoasioa
ioy each c0nyicf 40 isssed ~ Sired
oul 20 reoeiVe. npon being DISCHARGED
transpostation bask % ~ plaes ifpis
wkieh 81 paa eenisHeef. % its eqaise'
isnt 10 m0nsy Coz sset purpose % 81
dixon % ne Fum % itrae dollars
uhsu BE ssutsnea e ioF 8 period -
lsss than f0gf moutts. anf ~ ail pfis
snsss skoss tern ~ asnfsnee shaii D.
more than fouf ncnths ~ Eum a
sss collars. ~ saEe 10 ~ gaid ogf
x tbs hife derived ifom ~ ieaee o.
rEl4 ooavifia
TAis & esgialaiI . ha0ane au b.
rppssn a. 4 lke pstile ssafimeaf 81
4 eosnir skoaiS sse ttat sgeh pge
sislos 3 esfofce1 uishoss iha eeees
80 ~ 90 cogssrgf nti1g eElaosdt
sary nsssrss - satasq ils sane
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

A. messing ~ the eoaetg hoef4
10 Pensacola AaoiBh neuz afehiiees
from NOBLE. apgeaFed 81 person ~.
lsFa lhe asaembiy and laigned has
bo6Y that the eonifaef % ths new
lsn had bsen drawn W SAD was
ready co. sxsmihaii0a aad asked for
q asts o. Whleh No eouif saw them.
M taarf mei - Tuesaay an4 eoa.
assrse ~ blsas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

me state allows ~ prisoners "a
che rate ~ 80 sisnshs ~ m q rear
~ aeeouat a. good behavior a8aa
counties alioV IRIS 10 their prisoners
add some do n0t The result h thai
prisoners frOm thees coanilea Who d.
na resolve this insenfife % good b.
hafior and sho wort side bf side wiih
prisoners ffsm those countiea shc o.
ma reeeisi lhis Incentive 20 good D.
havinF. natnfalig become dissatisfied
There q 30 iaN compelling TIE county
e8mnissioEefs ~ aligv fbls benefit On
accoani " sod hebeFiof q seems a.
~ fhose interested "a tte welfare ~
m prisoners aool6 create public
aoatimsht which eoald eause tae
c0aufY commissioners % aliow ftis
dlseoaas ~ aeeasns ~ saeh good -
havi0g
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

$50 sas vs., "a = ''as'' go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
2aGaipanna Speia.

am Sreitag. ben "a. September (alio
morsen), lit bic mOnatlide geriumm.
lung Oes Obisen 3WsiSes, uno bic Wtit'
slisbsr iOllteu fid nidt nur 5ablrsid,
ionbsrn aud piinftlid einfinbsn, bamit
bic @siddfts raid absspidslt psrosn
ionnsn. Su bisiem Sale 1T pisbsr elm
8ortrus in glusii6t Seitsllt.
au4 bic Ssitrass fir bus bsutid'
amsritanii6e 9ebrer Ssminar iOlltsn
raider uno sablrsi6sr siu9sben. 8er
nod ni6t ssssbsn bat, briuse ssfdllisit
iein S6srflsin nit. Wlun iOllte nidt
n6tbis babeu, fiir bisien 3wsd gu bet.
tetn. Die Ssraubilbuus tiidtissr
bsuti6sr 9sbrsr, Die I'M @nsliiden eben
70 fsit finb, lit cine Der 8sbensfrusen
fiir bus Deutidtbum bieriulanoe. User
ni6t pillenS lit, BON 3sit ju 3eit isin
Sderflein fir cine bsuti6e Sa6e su
opferu, unb ieien es aud nur 10 Gents,
Der la1e ii9 uur beimseisen unb po6e
auf allss anbere, nur niht auf isin
Deutidtbum. Dies gilt fowObl fir
ben Giusslneu, pie aud fur gsrsiue i
unb iosar fir @emeinosn. @s 1T oies
Feline Sisrfruse, mo man iid bamit snt'
idulOisen fam: sd Ssbs fir einen
ioldeh 3psd nibtsl~ SO banoelt fid
bier um Grbaltuns eiues beuti6en 2sbr'
Snititutes uno 5lpar Sss eiuSi9en
BON futtursller Bebsutuug in bieism
aanOe. Sllio, bite nm Elm S6erflein
uno iei Die 9abe nod 10 flein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
@mne Gpuntp.

SuHesbale. ueritarb perfloisns
Bo@e I'M Gltsr BON 73 Sabren Safob
B. SdmiOt, bsiiem Bsiissuns i'm ct.
SObannss lutb. 5riebbof erfolsts.-Dis
79 Sabre alts 5rau gnna 9sntlsb BON
scranton, bic fi6 felt msbrsren Wiona.
ten gum geiud BON Swsi gii9tsn bisr
aufbdtt, fisl am 5reitus abenO in Der
SBobnuns bon 5rau Soiepb 8aOer an
Der oberen Wtain StraBs cine Grsppe
biuab uuO brad iid baour9 bic Siifts.
Spdter ipurbe,Oie Serlests in SeSlsituns
elmer Sranisnpdrterin eiuem 9Oipital in
scranton iibsrfiibrt.-Dsr Dor Subren
bier iebbafte Billiam Sseman lit am
SOuntas in giep 9Orf int sIlter bon 81
Sabrsn seitOrbsn. Die gsiIesuns er'
fOIste Dieuitus I'M bisiisen. iiibii6su
5rieobof unb lsiteteu bic Sreimaursr bic
SeremOnien am 9rabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
4ittStpu.

- glntOn Sruns uOn bier, Der uor
GINGER i3sit in mebrere Plass einbrud
unb iie beruubte, befannte ii6 Sreitas
Dor @erift idulois uuO puroe baun Su
feds UtOnaten @efdnsniB uerurtheilt.
= Der Stalisnsr Srant Ntarrow,
80 Sabre alt, unb in Der Wit. SoOfout
3e6e 3u 9BpOmins anseitellt, wurbe
Srsitas abeno auf Der Stelle setUbtet.
als er pom sinsn Sarrsn fiel unO belien
RdOer in Sermulmteu.
- @bpurO @ulib uon Ylant StraBs
srbislt 0fontus sufdllia cine HeuOluer'
fussl in bic linte 9Hfte. ole iein Stu.
bsnssfabrte GbOmas SOpce ieiuen Re.
uOlusr bunobubte uno oisier ii4 bann
entluO. Die Ssrwunouns lit ieoO6
weitsr nibt ssfdbrli6.
-Sermann 8eisfurser BON Susbess
topn, in bem 9to. 9 BREEDER Der Psnn.
iplpania .Soblsn @Ompanie uHseitellt,
uerfins ii6 Montas nit oem God in
einem Sammrab uno als er ben linfen
9lrm poritrsdte, I'M iid 3u retteu,
wurOs oas @lisb aud in sinem Rab se'
fanssn unb 10 i6uuberbaft Serbriidt,
OaB es i'm SOipital umputirt wsroeH
muBte.
- -Sames, Der Is Sabre alte Subn
Sss Gbomas S'Dialsp bon 8rOwntou,
purOs 6reitas 9lbsnO sufdnis uOn sinsm
SiaGbar 3bOmas Duilsp bur6 cine
SdrOtfliuts usrlsst, ais Oisier msbrere
Oiebii6s Staliensr usriusen wOllte unb
osrI Suabe unermartet bann in feline
S9uBliuie trut. Die Sdrott6rner
bransen bsm Snaben in ben 80rper,
bod pirb ieiu 3ultano nidt uls ssfabr'
lid betrabtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
0erriicfte Sdrin0e !!

@rit iest felt iid bsraus, OaB mad
benz 1. Sanuur uiemano einen @bed
OOer iOnitiSss Sdriftftiid unterssi9nen
OOer in llmIauf issen bari, oe1en Gum.
me uuf wsnissr Wis sineu Dollar luutst.
sIuf Ssrsebeu sesen oieies @eies lit cine
Strafs BON s 800 Obsr feds Wtonate
@efdnenis seiett, Ober beioes. Das
@eiss puros pom lesten rcpublitauiibsu
@onsrsB paiiirt.
g8as sebt es bic uerriidten 6driuse
bes Ser. ct. @onsrsHes an, 3u DsI6em
8etrase elm Rriuatmann einen Gbed
OOsr 3ubIuussunWsiiuus ausmadt?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Don Der Sdbfeite.
Dem @bspaar RubOlf Steinosl 1T elm
Stammbalter seboren nor6en.

Dem @bepaar Rnoolf Steinoel LIT elm
Stammbalter 9ebOren worbeu.
Die @bslsuts SOispb Sisubaus pon
Riusr StraBs fino burf bic @sburt
sines TOdterleins beslidt wOrOen.
Dis Scranton Snopifabrit srbdlt
sinsn anbau, Der $14,15O toftsn unb
meiteren 200 arbeitern Bei9dftisuns
sebsn miro.
Sran SOispb u. @nos BON Rroipsct
apsnue unO Gibbons StraBs 1T BON
elmer mebrmonatli1sn @rbolunssrsiis
in Der Sdwsi3. DeutidlanO uno 5rani'
reid 3uriidSstsbrt.
gnnie Selbins BON gss6 StraBe
wuros uuf Smei gnfIusen unter je $500
Yhrsi6uft fiir elm ssridtlibss @riasi'
men ssbultsn. Sie iOlt usmli4 Obus
9i,sns @etranfe psrfauft unb aud elm
unoroentlides Saus sebultsn boben.
gSabreno elmer Spreusuns on osm
8ee6 StraBs ab3usstanal flos ssitsru
elm Stein burd Elm 6eniter Der Gbeis
SBobnuns an @rown Nueuue unb trai
Srau Tbeis 10 unsliidlid, oaB iie be-
wuBtlOs 3uiammenbra6; iebod iins
ibre Ysrlesunseu uidt ssiabrlid.
Serr 9snrp 6aller BON Glib 0ebitel
9luenue ueriturb am Dienitas i'm Utter
pom 6S Sabren uno oas Sesrdbnib sr'
folst 5rsitas Jiudmittas BON 80. 645
Bird StraBs aus mad bem Pittstor
9lusnue 6risobof. Buitor Or. 6. 8
Shmict pom Der Srisoens @emeinoi
wiro bel oem Graues9Ottesbienit anti
rem.
slleranber DislaUsfi, elm 9ebrer IT
Der Bii6Of DOour 9emsinosi6uls, mart
Sumilas pon glleermaun Shwentel
uuter $500 Siir9ihait fir isin ssri6t
liheS @ridsinen seitellt, neil er bic g.
idbrise sophia Stancauags uon StOn'
slpenue, cine S6iilerin, uerbaute, BIZ
ibre Yeine unb Seite cine Maiie Dor
Sbrammen paren.
Samss Wc9uab bon Rittston sue
nue. wurbe Samitas Gbeno wssen Sn
sriff unO S6laserei unter $500 8iirs
ibuft fir Elm seridtli6es @rideinen se
felt, neil sr benz Dilliam SbOulin Dol
Sig StruBe einen Stsin jui6Ieuoerts
Der oieisn oireft iiber oem 9er3 traf uni
in einen idlimmeu 3uitano uerisste
WtcSuSb wurOs BON msbrsrsn 9nubsr
sensdt unb mari oann ben Stsiu, bod
ioa SbOulin ni9t nit ben anbersr
Ransen In @eiellidaft 9spsisu isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Sefterrei6if6es.

0la6 elmer 9oufersnj ;miiden benl
6iterreidiiden Wtiniiterprdiibentsn BON
Sienerth uno ieinem unsarii6sn Solle.
gen Wsferle, bic cine Giuisuns bstrsffs
Der bcsniidsn Ssrfaiiunssfrass unb
Der enorm bObsn Gussubsn fiir Deer
unb Nturins berbeifiibren iollte, ieoo6
fdllis reiultatlos uerlief, bat iid in Se.
iterreid Die innerpOlitiide Gage in be-
osnftider 8eiie Suseipist. Die Sserss'
lsituns allsiu beanipru9t bic Summe
uon einbuubert WtilliOnsn Sronsn, bic
in Der Suuptiude gum 8au elmer mo.
bernen 9uftidifflOtte uuo jur gniGaff'
uns pon GutomobilsG Grainwasen Ser,
wenouus fiuoen iollen. Die Wtarins.
Sberleituns uerlan9t elsid;eitis nidt
meniser als fiinfbunoert Millionen gum
8au pon bier DreaonOusbts unb brei
Sanelltreujeru, nebit "a IorpebobOo'
ten. Die 5inau5miniiterieu erflaren
Sswillisunsen in elmer osrartisen S6be
fir elm Ding Der llnmOSlidteit, pabr'
emo bic arisssminiiter nit 0feiisnatiun
OrObsn, fails bic ibrer slniiat mad I'M.
bsbinst nOtbwenbissn Summsn ui6t
bemillist wsrOeu iollten. Sm uusari.
i6en Parlamsnt oiirftm Die 8snilis.
inssautrdss tsiussfuIls cine Diebrbeit
iinbeu. Sails bic Sroue sS ublsbnt,
rssnOpstas 3ussitanOniiie su MAIDEN,
Jilt Die DsmiifiOu Oss aabinsts @eterle
lls mubri9siulid.