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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
ODD FELLOWS FIELD DAY
viii Have a Union outing Monday a
Lampnan's

The members of Stark and Shafts
bury l. o. o. F. lodges assisted by
Miriam and Crescent Rebekahs will
have a grand basket picnic and field
day August 10Th in the Pines near
the Lampman crossing on the North
Adams trolley line. The following
program has been arranged: 1880 a.
m, baseball game between the two
Rebekan lodges.
100 D. m.-Dinner.
30-Baseball game between Stark
and SALISBURY lodges.
4:90-Gentlemen' Foot Race.
Foot Race.
4.3O-Three Legged Race.
4:45-Bag Race
I5:00-Tug of War.
The lineup of the ball mines is as
follows;
neutrality-suspicious., j. P. Bramble:
assisted by e. Green; catcher, s. F.
Galusha, assisted by G. E. Perkins;
LIST baseman, H. Hagger, assisted by
w. NJ. Needham and T. Amidon; Ind
baseman, F. II. Rice assisted by T. II.
Dunlap and David Cone; Bird baseman,
]. II. Beagle assisted by w. Green, j.
Proudlove and Amos Jobson; short
stop, n. r. Percy, assisted by o. Cute;
right field, G. K. Chase assisted by H.
u Harris and ]. O. Watson; left field,
Marvin Cornell, assisted by J. NJ. Cor
don and A. B, Hawkins; coachers, NJ.
NJ Dean and p C. Jesperson and G.
c. Gordon.
Starks-Catcher, o. w. Harwood; ;
pitcher, l.. Streeter, assisted by r. l..
Sanbom: LIST base. X. Durkee, assist
ed by II. Cook and H. Busnee; w Gal
pin. second base. assisted by b. Har-
wood, d. Elwell, w Cutting and Guy
Harbour; Bird base, j. T. Carpenter as
sisted by f. Smith, NJ. Morrissey. f.
Perry and n NJ Puffer; SIS C. l.. Peck
ham: Mr.. Peckham will have his as
sistants on the field at all times They
are Sidney Edison and John Scott;
left field, Cal. Endress; LIST assistant,
Melvin Stewart; End assistant, Gene
Stevens and 3rd, Claire Soule; Of,
Hugh Chase, assisted by c. l.. Wood
ward. j. w Walsh and Fred Reming
tom RI, William Rice, assisted by r..
Whitman, r.. J. Tiffany and C. Walsh.
The jumps, Charles Gordon of No. n,
and Gene Stratton of No. shall wear
boxing gloves; foul cnaser, l.. Story.
Mr. Story will have two assistants. H..
H. Stillson and Cy Gibson; high fly
catchers, NJ. W. Middleton and VIM.
Hover; pass ball chasers, r.. Esta-
brook and G. H. Harwood l.. A. Car
rier, Walter Roy, LIST assistant, Herby
Marsden; chairman of the committee
for the first aid TO the injured r. A.
Galusha, assisted by Or. Potter, Pat
sey Daley, J. George Hudgins, &. j.
Winslow and A. +. LOOMS; chief bey-
erage mixer, Lime Royce, assisted by
II. w. Myers, Andy Oatman and Harry
Cummings: driver of the ambulance,
z. s. Harris assisted by Ed. Moore,
w. Mattison, w. Kipp and F. Hurley;
Red Cross nurses, May Livingston,
Helen Galusha, Cornelia Estabrook
md Ruth Griswold. l.. Parker, c..
Maurer and J. Shufelt are requested
20 patrol the side lines in copper toed
boots and do tneir part. The game is
to be played for beautiful silver pit
cher which will be on exhibition at
the bennington cigar store August 10.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
4owe's GREAT LONDON SHOWS
Mat Boy Ever Lived That Wouldn't
Go and See the Circus Unload?

Mat Boy Ever Lived That Wouldn't
Go and See the Circus Unload?
There is nothing that recalls a
mans boyhood days more wildly than
he circus. II is a trite saying that
many fathers are mighty glad that
he taking of their children gives an
excuse to attend all the circuses that
come to the city, but there are lot
of the men who are not ashamed of
the fact that they are merely boys
grown up and go to the circuses be-
cause they enjoy them. The odor of
the animals and sawdust brings back
the days when, knowing the circus
was coming, they would get up before
daylight not to see the big vans un-
loaded from the trains for the circus
es did not travel by railway those
days, but to walk out in the country
few miles TO meet the caravans,
which travelled overland from town to
town TO walk into town beside the
elephant was the greatest fun imag-
Unable. There was not as much to the
average circus then as there is today,
but there was plenty for all to see and
the boy who was not permitted to at
least hang around the show grounds
was indeed in bad luck
The children will be delighted with
the miniature menagerie with toy
trainers, drivers and caretakers.
Let the boys and girls. tell their
parents that Howe's London Shows
will be here Tuesday, August II.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
H. c. Roster &CO.
ARE YOU READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS?

Here you will find New Fall Styles in every de.
partment and at prices lower than you may expect
to find later. If you are going away package
of toilet articles here at lowered prices that
a saving of quarter. Read over list of spe-
Gals and see if it does not pay to trade here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
AERoDRoMe MAKES FLIGHT.
The paddock No. Sails 100 Yards in
Initial Attempt

Petewawa Camp, Ont, Aug. ID
The paddock No. aerodrome made
a fight of about 100 yards at an elev-
alton of Is feet at 5 p. m. today with
Mr.. McCurdy at the helm. The en-
CINE was running little more than half
speed when Mr.. McCurdy elevated the
lifting plane and the machine, rose
rapidly and smoothly. 1t came to
earth safely and stopped after short
RIM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
UNCLE SAM SECURES JOBS
5000 Persons Have Obtained Positions
in the Last Six Weeks

Washington, Aug. 13.-Reports
made at the department of commerce
and labor show that labor is much in
demand on the farm as well as in fac
tories. Through the departments di-
vision of information jobs have been
secured for 5000 persons in the last
six weeks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
ATTRACTIVE LESSONS IN FRENCH

Mr. Albert Cru. graduate OF University Of
France and professor OF French at Williams
College will take charge during this Summer
of Professor de Pierpont's classes in Benning
ton. For particulars write 10 Professor A. Cru
z %. box, S76. Williamstown. Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
PetticOaats

White Petticoats, lounce of
two rows Of wide embroid-
cry. ribbon trimmed, csc
value, zoe.
White Petticoats, flounce of
extra deep embroidery,
$1.98 value, ST 80.
White Petticoats, 4 styles,
trimmed flounces in en-
broidery or lace, worth
ST Is, at csc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
MiscELLANE


- Six months course OF lectures and prac-
teal training I'm essentials OF nursing Designed
TO supply demand for scientifically trained
domestic nurses and the needs of self-support-
ing women. Lecture stan consists of q physi'
clans and head nurse lregistered) and assist
ant Terms reasonable. Highest professional
standing. For circular write to DIR. VIM. o.
Stillman President, -2S7 State ST., Albany,
NY. 2lt2i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
WANTED
LOST

I OST-ln front OF Ritchies store roll of
IL silver money. Return TO Banner Office
and receive reward. 3St6
I OSr-Frday morning, open face gold
~ watch, monogram L. ;. j. on back and
pin with pearl in il. Return to Banner Office
and receive reward. 2St6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-13
LOW PRICED ADVERTISING
FOR GALE

LrOR sALE-Good work horse. Inquire at
Il BrOnori's cigar store. 3Stf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the" FREE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t Is
mailed to $50 post-ofices. and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium In the State of
Texas, when 1t is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
Dpaar.Yadet meoi5in
Sal an NAe, bic fte
wv braud3en.

Sober, Der an ireenb elmer &ranfheit
bes Masens, Der 2eber, Nieren, oes 8lus
tee. 9er3eng. 2nnser, Der 9a1t ober
nnberen bitaIen Sreane leioet, tpiro erz
indt, beute an Dr. 81. 6. Aobinioa,
9 1853 Qud Building, 9etroit, Is9..
nm einen boIen 9olnrtpert ietrer Dee.
Di5in. frei, gu i6reiben. 9ieie Meoi5in
nirb frei an Mle berl1idt, Die barunl
i1reiben unb nIIes mas SIR tunbraldt
If, an5ugeben, bon tuas SIR gebeilt gu
iperben iDiinf1t, 10 oab Der 9oftor gee
nnu fir Sic %nlsipdblen fnrn, mas Sic
be5ablen. &c jino feline Bapiere GIT I'm
terf9reiben, feline 3ablungen 5u lna=
den, feline 3~uittungen, feline BerIoree
dungen. Sic lit fret, lnb niemano Ser
an nnber6anlidfeit, 8eritopfltna, 3as
tarrh, nL(egemeiner 61tpd1e, nnreinem
Blut, Mbellmatismns, 9el1raIgie Doer
ben e~igenartigen &rnnfbeiten Der Mdlt~
ner rnb Srauen leioet, braudt ldngcc
an Ieiber.
9ieie Sfferte lit unbeidrdnft, ser
bDle Do1ar inert Reoi5in lit frei fir ie<
ben. nno bn tie 10 iparm bon bie.ct
2euten e~rnpfoblen ipirb, ieib SIR eriltdt,
unber5isIi9 gu fdreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
.notiz an SteuerzabIer.
Maaor,s Office.

Son Mntonio, Ser, 90. Sept. 1909.
Siermit miro Wotia gegeben, buB
Der MuggIeihungs -Musihub, am l.
Nobernber 1909 i'm 3imn1er SEQ. Is,
Sto6tbone, 5ufam1nentreten mirb.
am iiber ale MppeGationen BON ben
Gntibeioungen BEG Staot-Mfieiiors,
uno ale aiieiiments, ourh ben Mi.
ieffor fir Gigentllm i'm Gisralinbre,
en0er6 am 81. Mni 1910, genlodi
(angegebenes mie nidt angegebenes)
nb3liurteilen. Der MusibuB lit tug.
lid (Sormtage uro Geiertage ausge-
ihIoiieD in Situng uno Miro
so Gage in 5isung bIeiben. @eoer
Der Stnotrot, nod ons Mfieiiements-
4omite peroen Detitioner beriidiib.
tigen. nadoem Der Musidub feline
@ftungen beenoet bot.
8rpnn gaIIaebam
atteIt: Mobor.
Gre0. Gries, Stoot-GIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
@cntiiie.

Wctttlt1e.
&artoffeIn. foIiforniide $3.50. Gnlos
raoo, $1.45 unb $3.50.
3piebeIn, Gal, $500.
Somaten, Gal. $1.o0 nnb $1.25 {. 4
@orbsgrote. Segns, so nnb 65c.
&obI, $500 per 100 Rf6.
8obneft. EeIas @ar, 80 II. 35c Fir
1/3 BufheI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
Gomal Gprinas Nnrferh

0iefe dlteite 6eutihe 8numihule I'M
@tnote offeriert bieies Sabr einen ie9r
groben Worrat bon gdumiduI<Grtiieln
5u berabgefesten Hreiien. @ir sieben
g der ,,, g{iar tg;z - gia ,nisr,r gq Pana;s 4; |,
grfdbriins fir gut uro fir unfer &lima
pnfeno g~efnnoen BADEN: Infer grober
ant1Iog fir 1909-10 enthdlt bieIe
uertbone 9euigteiten unb biele Bdume
un6 YfInnden 3u bernbgeiebten Rreiien.
Ger &ntaIog mirb fir 8 gts. Rorto frei
berfon6t. @breHe Dtto 2pfe, Neus
BrounfeIS, Serns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
@ieh-Marft.

Gan @ntonio, 8. Nob. 1909. -
Ddien $500 Big $3.50 per 100 gib.
Slide $1.75 Bis 1896.
Buaen $1.75 Biz $500.
nStngs" $500 Biz $500.
Sdbrlinge $3.50 Biz $500.
&dlber $2.75 Biz $3.50.
&dIber $3.50 Biz 1925.
@1ofe $3.50 Bis $500.
3iegen $500 Biz $3.50.
S6ipeine $500 Biz $500.
Ca. 2onis, 8. Sob. 1909. - Ninhs
bieb, Eerass8ieb, $3.50 Biz $6.40.
S1tpei1le $5.25 Biz $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
SIS lit 6eilfraft In ie6em sropfea.

Dos lit Der @runb, tDorum 10 Dieie
'aeiite unbeoingtes gertrauet bafer
3i Or. Midter's yHotn-grpeder" Bel
Mbeimotisrnug, @rfdItung, 8erren-
fiingery @erftouduneen, 8ruftihmer-
gen, SnfIuenaa II. !. ~; er lit IN aIlen
6eutfhen Mpotbefen 5u % uno sc
Gent Die Glnide gu boben unb an Der
Mnfer Gmutnnrfe erfenntlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05

Sir Die gefdbrli6en aranfbei-
ten, Die Nieren befanen, lit Brid-
IN Mfb gitters elm unfebIbares
Mittel. 9efeitigt 3iidenpeb, S1mel.
len Der GiiBe no bartndfiges aoff.
tpeb - Spmptome, bic auf Niererr
Iei6en oeuten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05

Gan Mntonio, 8. Sob. 1909 -
9ibner.. ....$2.00-$4.50 per Dbo.
Surfebs.. -. ....11 II. 12c per Yfe.
@ier, frif9.. ..27 @ts. per 9bo.
Butter. s. ..:.....30 gts. per Yfo.
&prn.. =. 80 gts. per Bnigel
9afer.. ....58 gts. per 8n1bel
9en.. -. ....$14.00 per Sonne
8ei5en.. 1925 Bis $1.35 per 8ufbel
9onig. per Rfnno.. ;. ....9A Cts.
Salg per Efb. =. =. - @ts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
9aGnte.

51ipere bonn Qnnbe.. ..15 IL. II gts
seidte, bonn Sdla6ter.. =. ..16 gts
S9ipere ~aefal5ene.. .... 8
eeibte aefalaene.. -. 10Y gts
@urfen 30e fir 2/3 Bufbel.
&orn, @oafing Cars, per 9sb. 90
sents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05

Sanmiupliamea nnb beficn 8rsbnftc.
griu1a garimiponiamens0 tebl ger sons
ne $3.50.
gaumlpouiamen : Del, rob, 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05

8dnrnfupde.
Enn Mntnnio. Ser.. 3 Wnt

Sun MntoniD, Seq, 8. Nob. = Srbtz
1larb 9h Cts; @oob 9rbinarb liz
gts.; 2op Mibbling 12M Cts; Wiob@
ling 1871 @ts.; @oob @ioblins 14%
Gents.
@alpetDn, Seq, 8. Sob. = OrSi&
tlarb IN gts.; 2ofp Mib0!ing
10 11/16 gtg.; @ibbline IA 7/16 gts.;
@oob Wibbling IA 11/16 gts.; Mibbz
ling Sair IA 1915 gts.
Stem Orleans, ga, 8. 9ob. = @npb
Ordinary 1878 gts.; 2on RtoDlins
1874 Gts.; NaibbIing lat /16 gts.;
@oob 9tibbling IA 9/16 gts.; Wibblill9
Sair 14B Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-05
Mmitftebrer.

Trnn u. 8rafff,
9rabuiert in 2eip5ig u. Minben, 9entIh%
lamb, 2ebrerin fir Mnsbilbune Der StiHts
me unb fir Gianp; 8prbereitung fir bic
Sper cine Speaialitdt. 939 sc. Slpres Ctr.
@ltes Selepbpn 2al5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
Bon Netersbura.

= SRI. Wiaria u. Bred uou Yres.
colt Guenue uno Saul 9. Yarnbari
uon @rsenbers. Pa., purbsn lstteu
Donnsrftas ourd BuitOr u. Ssrael in
Der WObnuns Der Sruut Su sinsm @be.
paar einseissust.
= Srau Satburinu Sans BON Gaplor
aOsnue, 8ittwe bes Charles Sans uno
ieit lanssn Sabren bier iesbaft, puroe
Sonntas Wtorsen ourd ben Sob abbes
rufsn. Die SsritOrbsne pirb uon slpei
2O6tern iibsrlsbt uub ihre Ssiletuna
erfOlsts Dienitus i'm bisiissu Seutlden
tatbolli6en 5rieobofs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
@apne Gpuutp.

Sonssbale. .-Surrp g., bas pier Wfo.
nate alts Sbbnleiu Der @belsute SranI
Ufoulter BON Ssslsppills, bas am Wtitt.
mod ben 3udunsen srlas, wnroe Gam.
flag i'm Darling 5risoaof bsissiest.-
sSalter U. @atts BON bier fibrte les.
ten Donneritas SRI. CAROLYN .. 8eio.
mon BON MiioolstOn, u. g., als feline
@attin bsim.-Die beporitebenhe Ser.
mabluns BON SRI. Satbrpn Seinidle
nit Ssslie SraOsr 1T anssfiincist mors
Osn.-Sran @liiabstb gdermann Don
SunnslltOn itarb am Samftas i'm alter
BON 6s Sabren an ben 5olseu eines
Sdlasanfalles. Sie piro BON swei
Sobnen unb Swei GOdtern iibsrlsbt uno
ibre Ueiiesnn9 erfolste am Dienitas,
nab sinsm 3rausrcisnit in Der oeut.
i6eu fatb. Stride.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
Spbe 4arf Wotisen.

= Gin Disb sntriB am 5reitas Ola6
mittas Der Mursarst @sbiter BON Swst
Lamb StraBe cine orei Dollars sntbal,
tenbe SOrie uno entflob Sumit.
= Sobn Pbillips bon SlorO Sbbs
Parf Gpsnue uno Gusuit 6. Set pon
@pans Court iino ON Sreitas pon Di.
rsftor @ormier als PoliSiftsn srnaunt
woroen, eriterer an Stells BON Burton
Steuens uno lestersr oils 9ia9fulser bee
uerft. Peter 3aus.
9err uno 5rau SsnrD Sod BON
9loro 99be Parf ausnue, unb Serr
uno Srau @abriel Wieper BON gioro
Gunner gusnus reiiten am Samltaa
fur einen aufentbalt pon sipsi Wlona.
ten nod benz alten gutsrlaub, perbeu
aber aud anoere 9dnoer, Sranfreidb,
Stalien, bic S6weij uiw., bsiudsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
3u fur;e Trift 4!

Sn Der StaOt 0isw gOrf bat Elm gre.
bigger alien @rnites Den Soridlas &c.
madt. bic gSirtbiduiteu am Sonntaa
9tadmitta9 cine Stunbe-pon 1 bic 2
llbr-o offen Su balten. Der Wfann mao
es gut meinen, aber pom Srinlen Der.
itebt er ausenidsinlid ni6ts. Sei elmer
10 furi anssiesten 5riit wiirben bic
Ssute 10 raid uno uisl trinfen, buB Die
quite abIiht uereitelt uno nur Srunfen.
belt bic 6Olss Wdre. Wian iees bic 3eit
auf orei Stuuoen-pon 1 bis 4 llbr-
fsft, mas ben Duritisen cine @elesenbsit
9eben miiroe, in aller @emiitbsrube Iidl
gu erfriIhen. Das serabe 1T ia Der
Stud in almerifa, oaB gu raid setrun.
Ten uno sessiieu wirO, pOburd 9opf
uuo Ntasen unssbiibrli6 iibsrIaOen per.
ben. Das Iansiame. mdBise Grin.
ten i9aoet uismuuOen, binsssen 1T oas
uniiunise Suufen Elm @reuel, ieIbf
wenn's nur S8afer lit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
Oeutide 8riefGtfe.

= DirettOr 9iOrtb bat feline uripriiua
lide SOroeruns BON $14, III, 900 fiji
Die na6its gOIfsSdbluus anssfiats bes
9rOBen Dsfisits i'm Sunbssf6usami
anf $1o,ooO,ooO rsOu,irt.
: Seit elmer ISOLDE pitbet in elmer
3e9s bel 9Orrson, Wisrico, Gin Ssusr,
Oas bereits sroBsn S9aben' an0erid,tet
bot. 3Ust iapuniide arbeitsr wurOen
9etOOtet unO oreibunOert anoere babeu
ibre SeibaftiSuus usrlOren.
= Der beriibmts giano grtuole
9snns Puoerepsfi, Der, uie sur 8sit
beri6tet wurOe, in Minneapolis, Miinn.,
'rfrantte unO in einsm 9tem gorfer
Sanitarium fir Rbsumatismusfranfe
0eilun9 iuAte, bat idrnmtlide Son.
ratte bebufs Ssrauitaltnns uoa Con.
erten in ben Yereinistsn Staaten rid.
Jdnsis ssma9t unO mirb mad EUROPA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
3ittStcn.

= Gin 2Obterlein bat iih bel ben
@bsleuten SObn @intle uon Sine Ctr.
einseitellt.
= Der Staliener Samuel @oat mur.
be am Samitas in Der Jio. 6 3ehe uOn
einem our6breunenoen Sarren setroi.
fen uno 10 ihlimm uerlest. oas er furj
nudbsr i'm bieii9en Soipital itarb.
/ = Sin Ooppsltss uuo elm siniahss
@obnbuus muroen 9eitern ia Snfer'
man burd Elm 6euer SeritOrt. oas Ror'
gems 10 llbr ausbrat. Die Pittston
Seuerwebr usrbiitste eineu sr0Bsren
Brano.
= Der % Sabre alte arbie Dries
bad pon 9arOins wuroe Souatus
slbeno 3u Suiroisw BON oem grm oes
WaiierbsbalterS setroifeu uno auf Der
Stsle sst0ntet. Drissbah mar Elm
Ssi,er auf Der SsbiSb Sallep @iieu'
babn.
= Sin 6uufeu aus elmer Sofomotiue
ent;iinoste uorleste Wiittmo6 Raht in
Dem SOfe 3u Yaiesuille cine an,abl Ol'
setrdnfte Sabnihwellen unb oieie. io'
pie ein @rie @iiterwasen NIT Snbult
uerbrannten, einen beoeuteuoea Yerlult
uerurla6eno.
= Der on PerrD StraBe pobnbafte
20 Sabre alte @owin 8. Sarseu bssub
iid am 5reitas UiOrseu uoa einsm
Slbort uno ja9te iid ben Subult elmer
Sdrotilinte in cas @ebirn. ipoaB er
iofort toot nieberfisl. @rum iiber oea
GOo ieiper Sattiu usrleitste ibu 3u Der
2bat.
= Srau Satbarina S6miot, 98ittpe
oes @llliam Shmibt uOn @liff StraBe,
i'm Oberen Staottbeile. erlas Samitus
WiOrsen isbr plOsIid eiHsm @sbirn,
idIass BON Dem iie beiallen wuroe. oils
iie oas Sriibitiid bereitete. Sbre Ssi'
iesuns srfOlsts DisnimS i'm St. Ystsr's
6rieoboi.
= Der Su Srowntowu WObnbafte
Stalisnsr Petsr SerOna erbielt am Srsi.
tas in benz yio. 4 Sbadt Der PenniDls
uania 8oblen So. ,our6 einen Dedens
full sineu S6dOslbrud, msbrere SHo'
den i'm SuB 9sbrOden uno ben llnter.
Ieib aufseriiisu, ioouB sr furS mad iei.
ner aufnabme i'm hisNsen SOipital usr.
fdieb.
- Der 60 Sabre alte Susb Ridaros
uon Jtod StraBe puroe Samltas in
Der go. 8 3efe untsr sinem 8oblenfall
sefanssn uno besrabeu, nobel ibm alle
Hippsn auf elmer Ssite sebrohen nno
AUDI elm bOisr S6nitt am Sopf 3use.
Tist wurbe. Sein 3uitano mar Sur
3eit elm fritilber. Ridaros erlas Den
WtOntaS Wfor9en.
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Wpm @nhertifd,.

Soeben stns uns bic Gpril. .yiummel
Der befannten uno nit Reft iebr bslisbr
ten WiOnutsidliit Ole Dsutide Saus'
frau" Wiilwaufee, Wis., 3u. Bon Dem
rsi6en, 9eoiesenen Snbalte oes wieber
uor;iisli6 illultrirten uuo uusseituttetsn
Seftes nsnnen mir ben neu be9onuensn
Goman y Der bOie @eiit4, cine ipunnen-
De @rSdblun9 aus oem Serliner @rOB'
ituotleben BON HubOlf Stras; Die flei'
neren @r5dbluu9en uaus ben 9iefeu oss
Sebens" unb r2reibeis" Der befannten
euti6.umeritunilden Sdriftitellerin ".
BON @noe fe1slnoe Sdiloeruus Gin
Slid in frun3Oiiides Suuernlsben", unO
Swei uOue Muiitieiten: .Sm itillen
BalOe", Elm StimmuussbilO fir Slauier
pom aoOlf Oieberi9. 8reifli6e Sc
bi6ts, Wsrtbuolle, pruttiibe 6atbi6ldSs
auf allen @sbieten, mo bic Suusfrau
it6 betbGtisen fam, bilOen ben weitereu
Subalt oss slprilbsftes Der .Oeuti6en
9ausfruu". Sin Gbonnemsnt uuf oieie
Ssoiessne 3sitidrift, bic cine wubrbuft
fOitIi4e SunOsrube 1T iOwObl fir @eiit,
Ser3 uno Semitic, pis aud fir eriprieB.
libes bduslibes g8irfsn uno S6affen,
fOnnen mir, Die bisbsr, aud beute alien
nnieren Seierinneu ruO Ssiern nur berg
Ii4lt empfsblsn.
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Gin QihtblicfI

SIN Senat Der @eiessebuns pOn 1lep
Seriep lift um WtOntus Die 9ocal Option
SOrluse NIT uisrSsbn 9esen feds Stim.
men perporfen woroen. 9ut fir Sers
ieD gpple Sadl
Sm Staatslcnut pon gSisconlin lit
9eitern bas @ount1 9Ocul Option 9eIet
nit II 9e9en II Stimmsn oefinitip ab.
9elebnt moroen.
Der SorIdla9. bic Yrobibitions.
Blante in Die @onltitution bes Staates
Soma aufiunebmen, 9ins Seftern i'm
StaatsIenat pom Soma NIT 26 9e9eu
21 Stimmen perloren.
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Sorolis
Sdllbe.

@as ioaem -ineine Sanbe fir
sieie Saiion iein? GprDffs,
Der sdub Der befanois pa9it
In Yopularitat tn Der san3en
&slt, ODER sia Sdub Obne sinen
Rui nno einen Greis, nur se=
madt bon Ssm GleinbanOler,
Ger ibn balt?
NubeSu einoritteI Der srobarti.
gen 8ronuftion Der SOroiS Ga.
brit miro nad Dem gluSlano 9e.
ianot uno miro perfauft 5li einem
b0beren @rslS ilber Dem in bleiem
2ano perlan9ten. OieieS beoeu.
tet auber9ewobnli9e Suite, oenn
Die guropdr iino betannt al8 iebr
9cnaue, ofonomiIde uno inteui.
9ente &unoen.
Benn Die 6rauen BON glme.
rita nur plbten. pie ipirflid Dor.
sislid Die eOroiiS Sdube iinb,
70 iudre sS unmosIid, 9enus an.
aufertisen, I'M ben 8eoarf gu
beden.
SprDffs Scbnbe $3.50.
Gin paar stble In Dem &unoen
9spartsmsnt S5.
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gBilfes. 8arre Wa@ri@ten.

- Die &i9ter msrben nod, i'm 2aufe
bisier SSoGe In bas neue @srihtsss,
bauoe In giOro SSiliesbarre umSisbsn,
pislsi6t NIT ausnubme BON 9ti9ter
Saliep.
gu 5ortp Sort ueritarb uorlesten
Samitas Sran @atbarine ROder i'm vi.
ter bon 78 Subren. Sie itammte aus
sSsnoslsbsim, 8rsis sIl5sn, Rbsinbeisn.
uno wObnts isit so Subren in bisisr
@eseub.
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NorS Scranton.

= Der 6idbrise Seroms Wfulbopnet
wolts Dienftas auf einen @assn iprin,
gen, perlor absr ieinen Salt unb fiel
nit iolher SSudt nisber, bas ibm oil.
senideinIib oas Riid9rat sebroben
muroe.
= Die Scranton Bolt uno 9iut
@ompanie bat NIT Dem ~. Npril an,
fanseno cine 10 YrOjent 9obnberables.
uus i'm @al3wert Dspartement, mo
300 Wfduner beiddftist iinb, ansefan,
oist. Ole sIrbeiter wollen ii6 bic Ser.
abiesun9 ni6t ssfallen luiisn uno ertla.
rem, oaB iie ebrr bic sIrbeit nieoerlesen
mer6en.
= @ubrideinli6 bur6 5unfen aus
einer .. & 8. SOfomOtiue ent,iinoet,
brad Seftern MOrssu 10 llbr uuf Dem
Oade Der Shreinerwerfltatte Der 9ds
doliOn 9umber Co., 521 @reen 9tioae
StraBe, Elm Seuer aus, 6as i6on be.
OeutenOe SOrtidritts ssmu6t bate. ebe
IS entosft purbe. Die 0erfltatte unb
Der unsrenSenos 9OlSiauppsu iparen
3dnSlid serit0rt. sbe ss sslans, Die
5lammen ju bdmpfen. Der S6aben
uiro auf bsiIaufis $4,000 ssi6dst. |