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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09

sMooT WOULD AID HoUcEWiFE
Senator Asks Congress to Donate s1or
600 to Agricultural Colleges for
Domestic Science.

Washington, d. G., Dec. There
is just as much need that a woman
should be taught how to cook and sew,
to make her own hats and darn her
husbands socks, il she has husband
or expects to get one, as there is to
teach man how to farm" said Sena-
tor Smoot yesterday.
He followed this statement with the
announcement that he would Introduce
a bill making appropriations of $4,000
each to agricultural colleges, which
funds are to be used in the teaching
Of domestic science.
Senator Smoot appreciates that fun
will be made Of such measure ana
that it will be opposed from many
quarters, but he says he feels assured
that he can make enough converts to
| have 1t enacted.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
MANY SALOONS CLOSED.
Ant-saioon League Leader at Chicago
Meeting Tells Of Results

Chicago. Dec. s.--General Superin.
tendeat Baker of the anti-saloon
league reported last night to the
league national convention that II ,00d
saloons were voted out Of existence
and 1000 were forced to close In 1908. I
During 1907 DR.. Baker declaredi
Saloons have been closed at the rata
of forty a day and 70 per cent OF the
area in the United States forbids liz
censed liquor traffic. No power OF evil
can long Withstand this continued on-
slaught."
Legislative Superintendent Anderson
urged the advocacy at Washington OF
bill prohibiting Interstate transpors
tation of liquor to points to which Ii.
quor cannot be legally transported
from another point within the same
state.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
SAYS GOAT BUcKED TOO HARD.
Butler, Pa, Man Asserts He Was Hurt
While Being Initiated Into Eagles
Seeks $4,000 DAMAGES.

Butler, Pa, Dec. s-Thomas Lewis,
a foreman at the plant of the Stand
ard Steel Car company, who alleges
that he sustained a broken leg and
other injuries while being initiated
into the Butler aerie of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, has brought suit to
recover $4,000 damages.
The grand aerie of the order and
he officers of the grand and local
odges are named as defendants.
Lewis says he was incapacitatad
rom work for three months and is
still lame.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
FREIGHT MOVING
OFFICIALS SAY
STRIKING sWlTcHMEN, HOW
EVER, CLAIM ROADS ARE TIED
UP TIGHT AS EVER.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Dec. s.-"The
roads are tied up tighter than
ever" represents the status of the
switchmen's strike today, as
shown by both sides. The rail-
roads are moving freight.
st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. S.-Fifteen
prominent jobbers and manufacturers,
constituting committee of the job,
bers' union and the manufacturers Of
st. Paul, yesterday afternoon made a
personal inspection of the terminals
and transfer stations in and about the
Twin Cities for the purpose of ascer
tanning for themselves the actual traf
fic conditions as result of the switch
mems strike.
After tour in private car, which
lasted the greater part of the after
noon, the committee gave out state
ment to the effect that ''the freight is
being moved in satisfactory manner
and, although normal conditions do no
prevail at all points, volume of bust
ness above normal is being handled
at some points"
he report states, for example, tfia
at the Hamline transfer, 1853 cars wer,
loaded and forwarded on Monday, al
against normal approximately of 13t
cars.
The statement concludes:
''We feel justified, therefore, in an
nouncing to our customers throughou
the entire northwest, that they ma,
order goods freely without fear of SCI
ious Gelay.''
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
PIPE STARTS 100000 FIRE.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Plant, Nearing
Completion, Suffers Setback;
VIII be Rebuilt,

Fort Dodge, Dec. 8-A lighted pipe
left in the coat of an employe in the
cold storage department of the Corn
Belt Packing Company's new plant is
believed to have been the origin of a
fire which destroyed 100000 worth of
property here. The main building Of
the plant is a complete loss. The in
surance amounts to $4,000. The plant,
which was nearing completion, would
have been opened for business in jan
uary. The company will rebuild.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
MEETING AT BLOOMFIELD.
Mr.. Eustus Of the Burlington Road
Talks Of Train Service on
CarroIton Rranch s35

Bloomfield, Dec. "a meeting was
held at H. c. Taylor's Office yesterday
between the Chicago, Burlington q
Quincy railroad. representatives, and citl.
zens of the different towns along this
branch of the 60" The company was
represented by Traffic Manager P. S..
Eustis Of Chicago
The towns along this line ask for q
better connection with the west and
east by putting on an additional pas.
senger train. The service is practical.
ly the same as thirty years ago, and In
the rapid development of the country
the citizens feel the Burlington has not
afforded adequate passenger service.
The company has promised reply to
this request within the next few days.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
NICARAGUAN
VOLU TION
NEAR CRISIS
DECISIVE BATTLE BETWEEN zE-
LAYA AND INsuReENT FORCES
EXPECTED TOMORROW; FOR
MER PRESIDENT TAKES HAND.

washington, D. c., Dec. S.-Senor
Castrillo, representative OF the revo-
lutionists here, has received, a cable
gram under today's date from Blue
fields, and signed Estrada, stating an
indications were that decisive battle
between Zelaya's forces and the revo-
lutionists would be fought tomorrow at
Rama. Zelaya has recently been max
Ino every possible effort to inc1te the
neople to anti-Americanism demon
Btrations.
Former President Takes Hand.
New Orleans, Dec. S.-Former pres
ldent Cardenas of Nicaragua, who was
oyerthrown by zelaya in 1891, has tax
en- the field against his old enemy and
Is heading an expedition of 500 men
from Costa Rica into Nicaragua to
support Estrada, according to adyices
received here.
zelaya Forces Defeated.
Panama, Dec. S.-The censorship IN
Nicaragua is so strict people know
little of what has happened and have
not vet learned of the severance OF
diplomatic relations with the United
States. Gen. Toledo Is besieged at
Greytown by insurgents and is sur
rounded on land and sea. At a recent
battle at Rama the government troops
were defeated, Of one column of Ze-
laya's troops, numbering $50, it is said
only four escaped and Commander
Vasque was court martialed.
France Not to Send Warship.
Paris, Dec. S.-France today finally
decided not to send warship to MIC
aragua.
Martial Law in Honduras
Washington, D. c., Dec. S.--The gov
ernment of Honduras, fearing an arm
ed invasion, has proclaimed martial
law throughout the republic. This In
formation reached the state DEPART
ment yesterday, but no indication was
Z given as to the source from which the
invasion was expected.
II is believed, however, that Manue
Bonila, former president of Honduras
who was deposed by President Davils
through the help of Zelaya, may be
taking advantage of the situation II
Nicaragua to seek revenge.
For some time it has been suspected
among Central Americans that Davilii
was in sympathy with Zelaya in hi:
efforts to crush the revolution unde1
Estrada, and it is thought that Bonila'.
threatened invasion of Honduras a
this time would serve the double pur
pose Of preventing any aid being givel
Zelaya and at the same time rende
possible the overthrow of the Davili;
government.
Blame is on Americans.
New Orleans, La, Dec. ,S.-A week..
newspaper published at Managua
Nicaragua, the seat of Zelaya's gov
ernment, dated November 10, has jus
been received here containing repor
of the execution of Cannon and Groce
the two Americans.
The paper asserts that both tn
Americans were caught in the act 0
trying to blow up the steamer Dia
mante and exploded a mine fifteel
yards in front of the vessel.
It says that when the men We're cal
tured they had in their possession
dynamite fuses and machines for caus
ing the explosion, and that after tria
at Fort Ell Castillo they confessed t
having set the mine and were shot ou1
side the fort.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09

PRESIDENT TAFT ADDRESSING
BODY ADVISES SEEKING APP.
PRoPRIATloN NOW AND BOND
ISSUE LATER ON.

Washington, Dec. S.-Beginning it's
sessions with a warm reception to
President Taft, who delivered an ad
dress strongly in favor of waterway
improvement, the convention of the
National Rivers and Harbors congress
assembled here today. Entering upon
his subject as soon as the applause
ceased, the president declared he was
glad to see the advocates of waterway
Improvement favored policy rather
than a project. Tafts reference TO
the plan of nine-foot waterway in
of applause. Taft declared he hear
tily favored waterway improvement
because of its influence in reducing
railroad rates, as well as it's value in
actual transportation of the kind of
freight the rivers especially were
adapted to handle. President Taft
cautioned the delegates to remember
there was great opposition to the
bond plan in congress and their wishes
of course would be to induce congress
to make a declaration in favor of wat
erways improvement and to begin
work with an ordinary appropriation
Once lounched in the enterprise, he
said congress would be obliged tc
provide bonds unless the revenues
Should be c--lple for the work.
German Ambassador Bernstorff was
the next speaker.
The Platform Favored.
All the projects which have the
sonction of the army engineers, some
of which are in a formative period
have representatives here. Large del
egations are coming in from all along
the Mississippi and the Ohio. The
4 platform of the congress is summariz
ed as follows:
| First-No waterway improvement
i shall, be. entered upon by the govern
ment that has not the unqualified ap
4 proval of the engineer corps.
Second-Projects which have receiv
ed this endorsement and are now un
der construction should be pushed al
rapidly as is commensurate with goot
business methods.
Third--That the funds necessary o'
provided by bond issue in the even
current revenues are insufficient t,
make the river and harbor bill possibl
each year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
INDIcT INSURANCE HEAD
president Sheldon of Phenix Ere In
surance Company Charged With
Crime of Grand Larceny.

New York, Dec: s.-George P. Shell
don. the deposed president of the
Phoenix Insurance company of Brook
lyn, was indicted by the grand jury to-
day for grand larceny in connection
with the alleged looting of the com
pany's treasury to the extent or
$1,000,000 or more.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
STEEL MEN ACQUITTED
Boston Contractors Freed of the
Charge of CoIlusion In Bids
for cify Work

Boston, Dec. 8.-Thirty-three Amer
lean steel firms and individual agents
for steel companies, were acquitted
of the charge of collusive bidding for
city steel contracts today after an
eleven weeks trial. The city finance
commission, after an investigation re-
ported combination existed The re.
port created sensation and was
quoted by President Roosevelt in a
message to congress In April, 1908.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
COTTON GOES HIGHER
Census Bureau Report Showing In.
crease in Amount Glnned
Affects Market.

New York, Dec. s.-The report of
the census bureau showing only
S,S7s,277 bales of cotton were ginned
up to December 1, compared with H.
00S,661 at the same date last season,
was followed by considerable excite
ment in the cotton market this morn
ing with May contracts selling up to
S15.39 or seventeen points above the
closing figures of last night. This is
new high record for the season.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
RESULTS ARE GRATIFYING.
Committee of the comr reial Associa
ton is Securing New South
Side Members.
win even better results

With even better results than had
been anticipated the committeeman
from the Commercial association who
have been canyassing the business
district of South Ottumwa for the last
two days have about finished their
task with glowing colors. A number of
new members have been added
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
PARDONFOR HARDIN
Former Chief Of Des Moines Detec.
tives, Convicted Year Ago, Let
Off by Governor

Des Moines, Dec. -(speciaD- D-Gov-
ernor Carroll today pardoned Ed.
Hardin, former chief Of detectives of
Des Moines, who was convicted year
ago of running states witnesses out of
the state. Hardin is now in Los
Angeles.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Railroads vii Ask for Raise.

New York, Dec. 8.-Demands for the
increase of wages formulatedfor pres
entation to the railroads will call for
raise of from ten to as high as in
some cases as 100 per cent. Vice pre-
ident Murdoch, of the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen declared today
that the demand will not be presented
until after January 1st and only then
if ratified by the vote of the employees
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Telephone Pole Causes Death.

Burlington, Dec s.-(SpeciaD --E.
Anderson, aged 25 years, who was
struck by a falling telephone poia
while passing along the street last
evening succumbed to his injuries al
the hospital this morning. His com.
panion narrowly escaped the same
lfate.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Miner Drops Dead in Bolton Mines

Oskalosa. Dec. Especially John
Carey aged fifty who came here from
Appanoose county dropped dead on
the cage while being lowered into the
Bolton mines this morning. The cause
can not be determined.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Dynamite House Of strike Breakers

Struthers. Ohio, Dec. 8.-A large
house occupied by imported workers
brought here to break the strike at
the plant of the American Sheet and
Tin Plate Co., was dynamited
early today. The house was wrecked
land a number Of persons slightly in
jured.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
kino LeapoId,s Condition serio,

NIHy ISdPUIUS OOHCiItIOTl OeTIouS.
Brussels, Dec. Information from
private sources today is to the effect
that King Leopold's condition is caus-
ing the utmost anxiety He is unable
to rise from his chair on account of
rheumatism and paralysis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Zero Weather Prevails
Over Entire Northwest;
Coolest in Wyoming

. + s# + ! l. i i
Chicago s-nensely weather
. Lander
IL
Iowa below; ottumwa Kansas,
Chicago above.
verey transmitting
+ - 81 ******#*********
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Dr.. Cooks Records
are at Copenhagen;
Close Guard Kept

S - - " y ~ - y - - - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ -
+ Copenhagen, Dec. S.-Dr.
: Cooks polar records arrived
!. here today. The iron box con-
!. tanning them was transferred
+ from the ship to an automobile
+ and under guard Of Cooks sec
+ retary and two detectives was
+ taken to the University of Co.
+ penhagen, where the papers
+ were formally turned over to
( the university author, who
\ placed them in a strong room.
+ The examination probably will
! be made at the Copenhagen
! observatory, but the date has
i not yet been announced.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
Gin Suocsiprnng.

Gum eroBen S9reden Der pielen
bunOert Berionen, Die in 0ep gorf
bonn gfiperiiOe.gid6uft aus Die im
Suoion neranferten ariessi9iffe be.
obadteten, fletterte ein Mann iibcr
Die 8riidenmauer, Inn iid ourh ben
StlirS in Die Giefe aus Dem 9eben
5u i6affen. giniee tuenige, Die Dem
llngIiidlihen na9bIidten, iaben, pie
er i'm Sale elm an eirsn Straben.
reinigungpagen seipanntes Bferb
itreiite, nm IN ielben augenblid auf
oas Bflaiter auf5iri5lagen. Der
S6rei oes Entiesens, Der bon Dem
griideniibcrgons, uro Der EunuIt,
Der BON Der IL. aoenre Der an iein
Sbr IhIug. Ienfte ben an oer@de bon
13O. StraBe un6 IL. apenue Iteben-
ben 9oliSiiten Sepoen an Die I'm.
aliidsItGtte. unb oo er BEN Mann
nod, leiie otbmen borte, betohri6.
tigte er oos 5. 5000 Brisbt Soipi.
tai. Or. garutbers farb, SaB elm
SddbeIbruh unS i9ipere innere Ser.
Iesuneen nidt Die serinsite Soft
mlna aif Die @rboItuna bes 9ebens.
mii6en IieBen, uno Der Sob trat aud,
cine ShinSe nod ieiner gufnabme
in 6os Soipital elm.
Gin gmpfebllingsidreiben, oas
iid in elmer giodtaide porfanS.
fiibrte Sur sseititeI1ung ieines gsa-
mems ur6 ieiner 2ebensumitGnbe.
9as Sdreiben fuor unter5eidJnet
bon u. gu6oIebnd. bem @eidGfts.
fiibrer Der gIooer Sarms 9airp Co..
bic cine ibrer 8tueisiteIlen Ianse
our6 ben 8erinsIiidten, s. s. Sell.
bate pertpalten Iaiien Srau Sen.
go. 1877 @eIt SO. Strabe fuobubaft
erreitte Iei6er bas Soipital nidi
friib eenue. I'M ibren @atten nod
am 9eben an3utreffen. sic fanb fir
feline That feline an6ere @rflGrnng,
ols Gram iiber feline gegen1u6rtige
gei6Gftigungsloiisfeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
8ermtf@teS Sulanb.
Sn Yetersburg, Ba., itarb 6

- Su Petersburs, 3d., itarb @on'
Gbssoroneter Srancis 9aiiiter BON
uisrten SirsiniasD Diitriit.
- Sen. Sobn s. @Oppinser, Der felt
bsm IL. October 1898 penlionirt mar,
srlau in Baibiustou Der 2uusenent'
3inouns.
- Die rationale seOsrapbiide Sc
ielidaft uerlieb bem Commander Psarp
oils @ntosdsr oss SiOrbpols cine solosns
Wiebaiae.
- Sin Seusr SeritOrte bas sun,e @s'
i6dftsuisrtsl bes StdOt6ens @apusu,
Snb., unt ri6tete eiuen S9aben uon
$500, 600 an.
= Sn Pittsburs itarb i'm boben Gl'
ter Gbsobore Wtc@uue. Der iid als
9torblano' uub slfrita. SOri9sr einen
giameu ssmadt but.
- Ssi Der lesten @abl nurbs In
@berrp @ountp, yieb., bas 2s Sabre
alte 5rdulein Gertrude Sorban CUR
Sdasmsiiterin srwdblt.
Oas fhr bic Contribution bss
Staates Wfarplunb In 8oridlas sss
brahte Oieser @ntre6tunSs anenoe.
ment puroe nit elmer Maioritdt pOn
16,155 Stimmen absepieien.
- Su ben 3eden Der Cambria Steel
SO. In Sobnstopn, Pa., fano cine
furhtbare Dpnuniitsrploiicn itatt. ~
Grbeiter, bic Obne Gusnabme Gusldnoer
iinb, Duroen auf Der Stelle setObtet.
- Das SriessOspartemsut in 0uib'
inston plant SdisBiibunssn nit 8anos
men auf Suftiabr,euse, nm iid oarauf
uor3ubereiteI Shusma6reseln 9esen
cine euentuslle SnuuiiOn pom &uiti6if.
fen sur Sano 5u baben.
- Ourh einen Sbla9anfau 1T PER-
abolpb Spisbler. elmer Der betannteiten
oeutiden Siirssr uOn ROdsiter, u. o..
babinSsrafit wOrOen. Der Subabsr einsi
sro6eu Subrtt fir Purfiims uno Goilet'
tenartitel. 9err Spiebtsr 1T II Sabre
alt 9emoroen.
= Sn San Diego. @ul., nurbe cine
Yerlammluns Der Direftoren Der Pana.
mo California Gusitellunss9eielli
sebalteu. Sir bic Gusitelluns. bic fir
1915 in ausiidt senommen lit. ioll 10
balo wis mOslid Elm asitationsfonbs
uOn miuositens elmer Wtillion 5uiam'
men9ebraAt meroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
Die gsnsraIfeIbmariddle bss bent.
iden 9eeres.

Gus GnIaB Der in ben lesten Ed.
gen erfoIgten grnennunseu oes9rob-
beraogs bon 8aoen unb oes @rbprin.
5en bon Sahien Wteininsen gu @e.
neralfelomarib1llen mo6ten mir aui
cine Glide in Der oiesi1brigen Gang.
LITE Der &oniglid Breubli6en slr.
NEE uno oes 10. (SonigIib @iirt.
tenlbergiihen) gIrmeeforpS aufmerf.
Jam MAIDEN. 3ie 8anglllte, Die laut
glneabe auf Dem Sitelblatt Die Sffi.
5iere nah Dem Stanbe pom 6. Mai
1909 tpieoergibt, entbalt nur orei
9eneralfelomari6ale. gu iener 3eit
geborten Der oeuti6en @rmee aber
bereits flint @eneralfelomari6dae
an, ndmIib aliber ben angefiibrten
@eneralfeIbmariddllen b. Sabnfe,
@raf b. Saeieler unb Dem Ser5og
bon @onnougbt Der Bring 2eopoIo
bon gapern 0eit /. Sanuar 1905)
ilno Der 8onig bon HumGnien Geit
20. Gpril 1909. 9ieie beioen lett.
genannten @eneraIfeIomarib1ue oes
eeiiti6en Seeres feblen in Der giang.
liite. Da Bring 2eopolo bon 8apern
bapriiher @eneraIfeIomari6au lit, 10
fonnte BON ieiner @ufnabme in Die
Ransliite Der preuBiiden Grmee un0
oes 8iirttembergiihen glrmeeforps
abgeieben tueroen, penn es Ii6 aud
sur Bermeioung bon eSrrtbiimern,
Die iie sur 8eit in Der Breile aui.
tau9eL empfebIen piir6s. i'm NIT
elmer &lammer berieben in Der Stang.
Iiite aufSufiibren; 6enn er bat aud
IN Der poIlltanoigen 9ienitaItersliite
(anciennitGtsIiite) oes oeutI6en
Heidsbeeres unb Der &aiierIiden
Marine unter ben Sffioieren Der
preuBii6en armee un6 oes Diirttem.
bergiiden gtrmesforps in oieIer Sorm
@ufnabme gefinben. 9agegen Itellt
bas SebIen oes 90niss aarI BON gfu.
manien in Der ionit 10 portreffIihen
uno iorgfaItis rebigirten &angIiItc
eine entidiebene Glide oar. 9enn
Iaut 9abinettsor6er bonn 90. slpriI
1909, per0ffentIidt i'm @iIitar.8o.
denbIatt gsr. 81 bonn %. apriI 1909
lit Der 9onis bon HumGnien gum @e.
nerrseLomaridan in Der preubii6en
glrmee ernannt tuor6en. BUR 9lar.
iteIlung oesSatberboIts mo9ten mir
aIio berborbeben, baB in Der oeuti6en
glrmee 5ur5eit iieben Sffi0iere ben
Stang zines @eneralfelbHuriba1s be.
fleioen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
Gnd elm @runS.

ssn Biroqua, Dis., madte Die IA.
i6briae ReGlie 8rotpu ben 8eriud,
Iidl nit GbIoroform gu Oersiften, ba
ibre Wlutter ibr berboten bate, ibr
2iebIinssfIeiS, elm sans ourdfdtises
getpan6. ansuaieberL Dos Waoden
erbat Iid BON ieinem Batter sebn Cts.
um S6reibpapier su faufen. CAB ie.
bod bas 9elo fir gbloroform aus.
ssn Der itG6tiiden BartebaIle iuirbe
Is befpubtIos aufeefunben. ReIIie
tpurbe iofort nad ber eIterIiden
8obnirng gebradt. unb es beourfte
Der gemiibunbsen mebrerer aerate,
bic iusenbIide SeIbitmorbfanbiootin
,um 2eben suriidsurufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
&u8ldnb.

- Sailer 9Bilhelm niro am 80. 9los
usmber ben Rei6sta9 nit elmer EbrOu'
reOs erOfiuen.
- Sin rieiissr Resenfall that uuf Der
,u Der Sabama @ruppe sebOreuOen
Eurfs' Sni iel beoeuteuOen Sdaoeu.
- SIN alter uon 7s <5abrsn ftarb In
6rantiurt am Wtaiu 9sopOlo SOuus'
mann, Der @rinoer Der .Sranfiurtsr
3eituns".
- slus Gebu. elmer Sniel Der Rbi'
lippinen'@ @ruppe, wiro bem Staatsoe'
partemsut in 9Baibinston semelost, oaB
bort bic Cholera sraiiirt.
- 8is aus .Diiiu6en ssmelbst pirO,
lit Der beriibmts Otaler Subert BON Ser'
tomsr infolse uon leberarbeituus in iei'
usr 9anbsbsrssr Silla ertrantt.
- Sir bic amerifaniide Gusftslluns,
pelds i'm Wtai, Sum- unb Suli ndditsn
Sabres in Berlin itattfinoen iOu, wirO
in Sdlos cine snsrsiidsrs asitatiOn elm.
ieten.
- Der 0isnsr Correspondent bee
eonbOu ~Duilp Telegraph bsridtst,
oaB in gnatolien blutise 8erfolsun'
gen Don armeueirn itattSeiuuOeu ba'
ben.
- Die Srisssi6uls in Potsban bat
bas Ssit ibrss fiiufSisiabrisen Bette
beus nit srOBem @lunje bssanseu. Sir
POtsbum mar Der Gag elm bsionbsrer
5eiertus.
- Sin neues Sdbrboot, bus in SUD-
paquil, GeuabOr, bonn Stupel sstaHsu
wurbe, tippte bel Der Probsfabrt Inn
uno iant. Bon ben 3meiunbjmaniie
Paiiasieren, bic iid an SOrO befanbsn,
ertrauteu a6tSsbu.
& Sm breiunOubt3i9itsn 9sbensiabrt
LIT in Berlin @sueral D. Snf. .. au,
suit BON Sppeu babinsei6ieSsn. Sn
osutiafransOiii&en ariess erparb sl
iid bel ben blutiSen S6!udtsu Dor Wlst
bus @iierns 9reuj eriter Slaiie.
-3u 5runffurt q. Wt. lit bic @itt
me oes bsriibmtsn Di6tsrs unb S9rift
itslers Sarl Sutton babinssidisOsn
lpeldsr bsreits um 16. December 1875
bel einsm 3immsrbranbs an @ritidunl
seitOrbsu. 5rau Sutton srrsi9te eli
9llter BON a6tSis Sabren.
- Su Der alten ouritiSsH Muienitao
1T elm Orisinsller Boycott auSssbrp6sn
Die Stuoeuteu Der bortigsn uniusrlitG
babeu udmli6 bsidlOlieu, ulls 8trtb
i4aftsu Su msiOsu, bis oisislbsu Die DO
siniSen Gassn erfolste @rbObuns be
Sisrpreiiss I'M 5 RfS. per Siter rid
sdnsts MAIDEN.