davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-07-21

Harry Otis, the Giant twirler who
has won aH enviable reputation in the
Eastern Carolina League, was sold
yesterday to the Cleveland American
Club for the consideration of $1,000,
his release to take effect August %,
at the close of the season in this
league. Pitcher Otis will report to
Toledo and will undoubtedly prove a
star twirler in Glass A.
Mr.. Otis has made a rapid advance
in the great American game. This is
only his second year in professional
ball. During this season he has made
many friends in Goldsboro and won
many a game for the Giants. Although
he will be greatly missed by all East
ern Carolina fans, we wish Hand
some Harry the greatest success in
his future career and trust that he
will win many a game for the big
Leaguers.'
Hemp, late of Wilmington and
Rocky Mount, has joined the Giants
and will probably fill Andy zanelli's
place. Zanelli has been released by
the Giants.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
Mas nOticiaS

Hoy ha empezado Il disfrutar ounce
das de licenca cl mcnsajero del Conss
lidado seiiOr Maldonado.
Ha sarchado para Guayama Il senor
Domingo Pales, inspector del D'striio
Sur
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
Una boda en- CaSuas

Esta noche, 4 las diez, contraeran ma
trimonio can6nico, ea Cagnas, nuestS<
amigo y antigua compahero don Manuel
ildca y Nazario y In distinguish scncr''
Ia Luisa Ramirez y Sola, de Ia mejor
sociedad de dicha poblacl6n.
Apadrinan Il los c6nyueus. nuestro
distingudo amigo don Jose Maria Bianco
Gonzalcz. Y Ia sonora hermana del no
vio dofia Beltn Aldca de G6mez de
Aguer0.
Ofciara Il reverendo padr !rfan-
son.
LA ceremonial SO celcbra en- familia.
Nosotros deSeamos Il In enamorada pa
rcja. UNA ctauna luna dc miol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
Ofra wex narrueC0S
ESPANA mOVILIZA TROPAS

rueva York sabado-T.a acttud que han tornado re
aentemente las autordades mogrebinas na despertado
Espana justifcada a'arma
El gobierno d. Madrid ha procedido Embellishments
La movilizaci6n de tropas cue sadran las plazas
espaiolas en- Africa 10 mayor rapidez.
Creese que la situacion ha de compicarse en- breve
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
El Circo Tatali

I'm Il yapor Julia ha llrgado "a nues
FRO puerto la troupe Tatali, que dara
IA primcra function mailana.
In compania. Segun avlSan los pre-
ventivos circuladoS viene muy rcformd-
da
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

Eueva York sabado. E comlte republican, terrlto
rial eoha Ia cupa los unionlstas de la sltuacon actual
creada en- la Isla
La prensa publca los cargos del comlte territorial re
nuhioapo Dicen los republicanos que las mpacencias
nionsas han precipado el amenable estado de cosas
actual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
Service Especial lel boIeila mereaRll
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Chamberlain m0ribundo

Nueva York. sabado.-- Cablegramas recibidos de Lon
dres dicen que Lord Chamberlain esta gravisimo
FL estado del ilustre enfermo inspra seros temores.
FL utmo parte facultativo estado de debili
dad extremada ell enfermo que hace perder toda es
pcranza de mejoria
Por momentos aguarda ell funesto desenace 81 rey
muestrase muy apesadumbrado-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

'UESTO De PUERTA DE TfrpRN
Por seonetimiento Y aggression ! pos
ibuso de eonfanza por infraocidn o.
ley ~ suton6yiles |.
PUEST0 DE CEBORuCo.
Al sry&ll
POr harto do menor cuantia | !; por
turbar Ia paz ! por infracci6n 10 Ia ley
de automobiles L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
El Cine parlante

Los scnorcs Leonctti y Co, nos invl-
tn q los espectaculos que piensan dsr
q csta ciudad con el cinc-parlante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
Los huelguitss cor.
tan los a1ambreS 3
DEsMANEs QUE Sc REPRIMEN

Nueva York sabado.-Los despachos de Paris dan
cuenta detaad de la tuacion creada la gran ciudad
europea por los hueruistas de correos telegrafos
La acud de los huelgustas incorrecta ell gobler-
10 ha dado 6rdenes de atacarlos, las tropas.
Los huelguisas han destrudo las lineas telegraicas
oortando los alambres.
En- Paris reina la mas viva alarma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

IIa sldo confrmado el nombramieni"
dcl seiior Lugo Vnas, del cargo de Sn-
pcrintendcnte del hospital de tubercn-
!osos en- Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

liza fallecido en- Naranjito, el puo t'i"
lprcciablc caballero don .justo Santos.
nuy estmado en- aquella locaid'pf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15

IIa pcrecido ahogado en- el r." LA
'lata jurisdiction de Naranjito, ei ms
hacho Lcopoldo Cruz, en- momentos one
atraycsaba 81 menconado RIO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
Ia recepci6n a GuiIlermo u
oRANDEs FIESTAS EN- vIENA

Nueva York sabado. Dicen los despachos recibidos
De VIena que Kaiser Gulermo ha sido recibdo
tasiasmo delrante en- Ia capital sustriaca
a emperador Francisco Jose ha dspueso que Sc cele
trcn en- honor al Kaiser Guilermo suntuosos feselos
La ciudad ofrece desumbrante aspecto.
EI homemade Guillerno II es de una suntuosidad in
Evqcr&ble
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-15
CuInando 4 los unTonIstas

10 QUE DICE EI. CordITE TERRITORIAL
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09
Letter From Iowa.

Arion, Iowa, Nov. 24'h, 1909.
Editor Record-Press, Marion, n.y.,
Dear Slr:-You will please change
my paper from Alden. Iowa, to
Arion, Iowa, and YOU may say to
my friends m your county through
YOUR paper, the dear old Record
Press, | am now agent at this place
for the l. &. Railroad Company.
This is transfer point between the
|. G. II. r., the &. & n. ". X. r.,
and c. NJ. & St. Paul X. II.
We are now 467 miles West Of
Chicago, III.
Very truly yours,
A. ID ELDER.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09
WORK FOR CONGRESS.
Defects In Pure Food Law to be
Remeded At Next
Session.
CANNING METHODS IMPROVED

" hen Congress meets in Decem-
Der, one of the questions to be
thrashed out will undoubtedly be the
revision Of the pure food laws to
meet the demands of the general
body of consumers for still further
provements in the methods in
vogue in many food factories.
One of the points overlooked IN the
original act was the treatment Of
peaches aud apricots III canning
plants. 1t is the practice of many
cauneries to immerse peaches in a
boiling solution of caustic soda and
allow the fruit to stew 10 this chemi-
cal until the skins of the fruit are
eaten loose. The fruit is then put
through several wsshings until the
SKINS are washed away. This pro-
cess is about a cent and a half or
two cents can cheaper than peeling
by knife. Those who are calling
attention to this chemical treatment
say that the use of the I've is not the
worst feature of the process, con-
tend that in order to use this cheap
peeliug process it is necessary to use
green and unripe fruit for canning.
Ripe fruit will not stand the I've
process but becomes discolored and
dist tegrated IN the caustic soda
The little flavor which the unrIpe
peaches have is killed by the lye
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

treatment so that the result IS Q
woody, tasteless, canned peach which
depends for flavor on the syrup
which is added in the canning pro-
cess.
The way to tell lye- peeled peach
is to wash away the syrup and then
taste the fruit. If 1t rs tasteless and
pulpythe chances are it is iye-
peeled peach.
lu the several washings to which
the peach is subjected after it is
peeled by lye, most Of the chemical
undoubtedly washed away but il any
of it is left the consumer gets it with
his fruit.
Congress did not mention this
subject In the pure food laws, oonse-
quently the Gamers who use this
method are not compelled to state
the fact on theiy labels. The present
agitation has for its purpose the en-
actment Of a measure to remedy this
defect.
If this movement proves success
full every Gamer will have to state
on his label if the peaches he used
we're peeled by caustic soda or any
other chemical. That Of course will
pat the question right up to the
consumer. II they would as soon
eat fruit which has been soaked 10
I've they can do so. Many of course
will prefer to have their fruit han
died in the good old fashioned kitch-
en- way, by knife peeling, which also
means much for the quality of canned
fruit by keeping intact the original
fruit favor.
The last two years have seen a
great advance IN the methods used
In various canncries and with the
new law a still further. advance in
the direction of Wholesome produc-
ton viii. be assured When the
processes employed in cauneries are
known to be perfectly wholesome,
there will be greater use of canned
fruits and the final result viii he
profitable for all concerned, includ
ing the farmer who will get great
er market for his product.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

You need not have Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, nor do you need to be
troubled ia any wa with your
stomach, II you will simply take
kodol at those times when you feel
that YOU need it. Kodol is gusran-
teed to relieve YOU II it fails your
money will be refunded to you by
the druggist from whom you pur-
chased 1t. Kodol digests all the
food you eat. Ii is pleasant to take.
Sold by ali druggists. 3m
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

room turned over to the committee
aud other invited guests. Gathered
around the board, which was presid.
ed over by Mr.. James, were twenty
three OF the strongest Democratic
party workers in this end Of the
state. Those who partook Of Mr..
James hospitality we're: Represent.
atives Houston Br oks, Eugene
Graves, Frank Moore aud George
REID; General Lawrence. 10 Nc.
Clurc, OF Graves county; Zeb Stew
art, Hon. Jacob Corbet,, OF Ballard
county; Robert lille, Judge Albeo
Barley. Bob Smith, ID. NJ. fisor.
Hon SH Wellington. Of LYON
county; Hon. Lew Owen, of Carlisle
county; Hon. John n Stevens, Hon
l.. Mitchell, Of Livengston Hon. II.
+. Green, Hon. John New aters,
Hon. John l.. Smith, Hon. jim
Lemon, Hon. George Wilson, Of
Union county, and II. j. Doome.
After the luncheon Mr.. James was
called on to give a beurdiction and,
without hesitation. said: Gentle
men, | know Of no greater or more
worthy benediction to pronounce on
a Democrat than simply to call him
II Democrat " Along the same lines
NJ. James drew an analogy between
the Republican party and other
national mistakes. and after few
minutes Of graceful rhetoric conclud-
"a by thanking the Democrats as.
sembled for their support III the
past and expressing a desire that he
might still be considered worthy Of
II in the future.
Que of the most prominent of the
Democrats present was Representa-
i've George ;. Wilson, of Sturgis.
Union county. Mr.. Wilson is n
young man. but only few minutes
with him shows the
innate strength Of character that is
n the man. Mr.. Wilson il one of
he more prominent Democrats of
ats section, aud is candidate for
he speakership of the neyt house of
representatives.. lie will go TO
Frankfort with the solid backing of |
Every first and second district repre-
and was shaking hands
and renewing acquaintance with
those present Yesterday.
Mr.. Wilson If the only candidate
COR speaker west of Louisville aud
stands the best show of election of
any in the race Too, he is a good
man; one that is strong enough and
with backbone enough to do right at
the right time. He will. If elected,
be a distinctive gain, both in poll.
ties aud personality, for west Ken
tucky, as we'll as the whole state.
Here's hopin' he gets it.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09
TRIBUN
OLIVE d WALKER

Dave Allen, Of Kansas, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Harry Perkins is at home from
Chicago to spend few DAYS with
hi, parents.
Lena and Ruth Woolf are quite
sick DR., Travis was called to see
them SUNDAY.
Miss Elvia Murray spent las,
week in Marion.
Misses Mona Dollins and Elgs
Towery attended church at Shady
Grove sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pickeus Wis
tied at Reptop Sunday.
W. y brennan aud wife are the
proud parents of fine baby boy.
Mrs. W. 7. Oakley and little son
are visiting her mother this week
Il. l.. Wilson and wife are visiting
relatives near Starr, Ky.
Lewis Hornning has just completed
his new residence.
The county is having some good
work done in Tribune hollow and
Travis hill.
Our farmers are about through
gathering corn.
There Is some land being turned
10 this neighborhood.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

The F.f., D,.rrict c"ngrc-sionai
o. mt, ... met Srst~rdN morning At
L Pam house add issued a formal
b ior primary for the nou nation
, csnd date for congress from this
stficl go March ). 1910. February
sas placed a, the limit for cniuc,
ii e there has hren ~ ono but
uu. One James announced 10y hist
Itc, III, committee will peot again
're o. February % aud declare him
Ic Dcmucrauc u"minec. No other
itry D, expected by the committee
,o Mr. James, aud be will uu-
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

Mrs. Charlie Alien was buried at
Sugar Grove Wednesday. b. j. B.
Lowey conducted the funeral services.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

Some wit at the dinner table called
the bunch assembled 1.-The James
Family" and the name seemed to be
peculiarly appropriate, for, as Mr..
James expressed it, the Democrats
OF this end Of the state come as near
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09
asst Wednesday And Issued A Formal Call For
A Primary To Nominate A Candidate
For Congress.
Lille N. JAMES IS THE ONLY CANDIDATE.

ncut Democrats 81 the fret distric,
The counties 81 the district were
represented either IN person or by
proxy, those iu attendance being,
Carlisle, Hon. Len Owens, Of Ar.
lingtoo. Calioxay, !lou. " l..
Chustmau. Caldwell, Hon. J II.
Stevens Critrondcn, representative
Marion Poguc, Fulton, Hoo. Mott
Aver Crave, Hon. ". A. Frost
hickman, Hon. H. l.. smith, Liv.
ingston. Hon. l.. Mitchell, Lyon,
Hoo. X. j. Doomc; Marshall, Hot.
u. j. flsor. McCrackeu, Hon. W.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

Ibte1ly be elected wholly without
position. The resolutions 10 which
e p.ai of procedure was embodied
~ provided that the chairman,
20. Henry Lawrence, Of 1rigg
uott. should bo empowered To- tx
+ entrance ice for participating in
! ,0mary.
! &c meeting wa held in the par
+ Il the Palmer house and Was
l".Avd by some Of The most prom
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

to being one big family as any big
body in the country.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-12-09

i. Bradshaw Trigg Gen. Henry Il.
I.awronce. Gen Lawrence, with
Mcssrs frost aud Owens were sp.
ointed committee TO arrange tor
the primary, and their report was
unanimously accepted.
After the committee had flushed
Its work ,hey were entertained at
dinner by Mr.. James. A line OF
tables were arranged in the grill
room of the Palmer house, and the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
Die Sbiermasen als Sedtopf.

grofelior 9. Sorianobic tueiIt auf
cine intereIIonte Sitte sefuiiier gal.
tanbepobner bin, Die ibon bel ben
Sfptben seiibt puroe unb Bis beute
in llebune sebIisben III, nGmIid auf
Die Berfpenbung bon &biermdeen
ols Rodtopfe. Die Speiien, Die Su-
bereitet .fperben iollen, fuer6en nit
@etpiirs uno 8aiier in einen gut se.
reiniaten SammeI- ober 8iesenma.
een aethan, Der bann nit einem8ino.
Foben aeiGIofen fpirb. Inter bieiem
eiaentbiimIidsH 0ei6irr tuiro oonn
bos Geuer entaiinoet uno 70 large
unterbaIten, bis bos Giien gar lit.
Nus benz weaeen iidert nidts bura
unb er perbrennt aud niht. 70 Ianee
Iid i'm Snnern nod SIiiiiigfeit be.
iinSet. Serben, Wtonteneertner unb
weofebouier fonen I'm GeISe nod
beitsutaee auf bieis Deiie unb fSn.
men suIett obenbretn ihr oei&irr
nod antener1. -, =. / -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
9bas. @rat,
Semotratiider 9anoiOat
fir
Glert Of tbe eGourts
(0eri6tsidreiber)
Der Ssfan Der ilrssit.
Gin Seamter, Der in ben lssten orr

Die grobe0unosrube prabiitoriiber
SbierreIte, Die acknowledgements
ouf oemRon6o la 2area bei2osange'
les, bic bon ben arhdoloeen Der faIi'
form. uniperiit1t ipitemotiib ourd'
iudt pirb, bat Jest Der Goribung
cine neue gntoedung beibeert: man
bot einen aroben periteinerten Ptau'
babn oufsefunSen. ben eriten Bfau
Der llrseit, ben man auf Dem omeri.
foniid,en Sentiment entoedte. Der
SunS errest nidt serinseres Sn'
fereIIe. als iener periteinerte label.
s6bniqe Eiser, ben asrofeiior 5. 8.
0erriam in benz aspbaltbett ent.
oedte, unb ber aIs Der 8orIaufer I'M.
ierer Rasenarten eelten mub. Der
periteiuerte gfaubobn purbe bon
Gone 8. weiGer entbedt, Der ibn
..gopa eaIifornicis" tGufte. Der
gfou bon 60 2area unterideioet fih
oufiGlia bon ben foiiiIen @fauet, Die
mon in SnSien unb tn europa sefun.
ben bat +; er biIbet cine Sonberart fur
fih. bic bisber unbefannt mar. BE-
ionSers ouffaais finb bic grebsr iebr
itorf enttpideIten Spcren, bic eem
iIrpfau oIs 8ertbeieigungsMittei
bienten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
Gin GldJ.5unS in Gberifpaben.

Sm piirttembergii6en SberIono,
IN Der Rabe oes 8abnbofes S6ui-
ienrieb, iinb beim @eIeiiebau in elmer
Siefe bon 7 Wt., bon benen Spei aIs
ip6tere gluffiiIluns ab5urehnen iinb,
Die gut erbnltenen Reite eines gI6s
geiunoen tporoen. 9as Sbier lag
au einem GbeiI in einem Gorfloeer,
gum anbern in S6Iomm einsebettet.
8eionoers gut erbalten 1T aiiber benz
$aIspirbeI, bem Sbertieier, ben
s9ulterfnoden, ben Subtrpden un6
Der DirbeIidule Die rebte SAauieI.
Der Sunb purbe an bos Shiitsar-
tr gaturaIienfabinett abseliefert;
man elaubt, baB man bas SfeIett
nit ann6bernber' Wouitdnoiefeit su-
iammsniteIIen fam. Dos idpere
Sbier mub ieiner5eit i'm S6Iamm
eingeiunfen iein unS alif oieie 8eiie
ben Sob sefunben buben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
OermifAtes Sntanb.

- Sn Srantfort, Sn., itarb Der frii'
brsre 8unoesienator William Sinoiag.
- Su WuibiustOn, .. g.. weroen
ausenblidtid uiele fulihe Siinfunbjpans
,is uno .3sbnceutsitIide in umlauf ss'
isst.
- Sn 0lew 9Ort iturb 0iupbtali 9erI
Smber, sin befanuter bebrdiiter Dih'
ter unb Siihrer in Der SiOniitbewes'
un9.
= aus 9iew Yort wirb semelbet,
bab elm arjt. Or. 5. y. Sbobar. elm
Subititut fir bas tHaoium entoedt
babe.
= Su SOmeliet. 3d.. wurbe bas
unter Dem 9iumeu .Sisblano Snn" be-
fannie srite SOtsl OsrStuot Our9I5euer
,srit0rt. S6uoen 100000.
- r@barlep" Gaft, oer SprOBlius
oss Brdioenten, ioll pou oem Slopi'
fsdter Simmp @alib in Der Ireolen
3unit" bes ~Sorsns" untsrridtet ner.
ben.
= Son @r.Prdiiosnt 3heobOre Roo'
lsuslt traisn aus Sritii6' Stafrifa Ga
nit Giisn beidlussne Siftsn fur bas
Smitbionian Suititut in 0aibinstou
elm.
- aus 0aibiustcn wiro .semelbst,
baB Der @Ontrait gum Sau bes Rieieu'
Sdladtidiffs rs(rtunius" Osr Oiew
9ort Sbipbuiloins 60. sussiprOten
uoroen lit.
Srau Hutb 8rpan Ssapitt, bic
To6ter oes Serrn 8illiam Seuninss
9rpau. beablid,tiat bemnddit mad
Deutidlaub ju relieu. um bort ibre
Siubsr ersieheu Su luiien.
-Sn ibrsr resslmdBissn gsriumm'
lung beidloIien bic Wtitslieosr Der San'
oslstammsr uon gSaibiustOn Elm Cos
mite Su ernennen. oaS alles aufbieten
lon, um bic ndhite internationale Nufts
ballon'g n'gBsttfabrt fir Die Bunbesbaupt'
itaot ju iiheru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
Der fcblenbe 9Sunft.
bd6t 6sfssH bic s,adlsiiisisit In sts Sutsr.
pnHitisu habta fanH.

Die Observation-Disclosures boben bic
i6ledte @enobnbeit, .iid Inn Sos5ei.
hen nidt I'M gerinsiten gu fiimmern.
mo Die Solgen oieier RadIGiiieteit
iinb fir ben gmpfGneer zines SeIe.
gromms oft redt unangenebm. 80
bat iiingit Dem fran5oiiiben S6riit.
teller Sncqiies Normano elm febIen.
oes 2omma Elm paar qualpoIe Stun.
oen bereitet. Normano bate iid), iuie
er ieIbit in ben osInnoles" er51blt,
in cine in Der R1be BON Gir.Ies.
8ains eeIe9ene Srtidnft begeben,
Inn fir iib uno feline Samilie eine
8iaa su mietben. Or beiihtigte
eerabe elm Saus, bas ibm einiger.
moben eefieI, oIs iein GROCER Suno
lid auf ibn itiir5te uno i'm ins 9ein
bib. Ser Suno mar ifon ieit eini.
gen Eagen iebr traurig, neil feline
Serrin fpeegereiit mar, uno mol1te
fein @iien mebr anriibren; es beitanh
bober Der 8eroaht, oob er pl0sIih
ton seiporben iein fornte. 9er9bier.
or5t bes Srtes fonnte 5un1dIt nod
nidts 9eitimmtes iogen, beripro6
ober, ben Suno eenou 5u unteriu.
den unb iiber oas HeiuItot oerllnter.
iu6rns bem S6riftiteler, Der na6
Boris 81 ieiner 8rau 5uriidfebren
mubte, iofort teIesrapbiib Mittbei-
lung 5u MAIDEN. 9as Gelegrdmtm
traf aud ipirfIid elm unS berieste
Die SamiIie Worman6 in ni6t
geringe slufreeiias; es Iautete nam.
lid: nebien mango pas ipmptonies
rage. @s mar alio nif)t mebr oa.
ran 5u 5ipeifeIn: BEL bem Sun6 mar
Die Sunosfputb olisgebroben. Ror.
mano elite nit ieiner @attin gum
Baiteir.S r.Suititut, aber es ipar ifon
iebr ip1t, un6 oas Snititiit mar &c.
idloTen; Der 2eiter 6es Snitituts
mar 5l ieirsn auseborieen auf's
2anb gefabren, uno man HuBte Biz
gum nad)lten Woreen norten. 0as
gbepaor berbrahte cine gsaht poa
angit unb mar idon in friibeiter
Worsenitun6e tpieber i'm sSnititut.
mo Die Ner5te nah elmer iehr ober.
flGhliben unteriuhune Dem Shrift-
iteIIer sipei um.SSnieftionen appli.
3irten. Bor oem Gang ms SSnititut
batte Rormano nod on ocn 9iireer.
meiiter oes Srtes, in pelfem bic
8i1a gelegen mar, telegrapbirt mo
aneefraet, oh Die bonn Ebierar5t &C.
madteWittbeiIung pirfIih oer8obr-
belt entiprehe; als er nah Souie gu.
riidfebrte, fan6 er Die antrport oes
9iirgermeiiters Dor, inb man fam
iih 6enfen, ipie eritaunt unb pie
erfreut er mar, aIs er Ios. oaB BON
Eollputb nidt Die &eSe iein fonne.
ba Der Sunb rubis freiie unb trinfe,
mas iibrigens aud aus bem Sele'
eramm bes Sbierarttes erii6tlih
iein miiiie. Nlm erit merfte man,
ooB oas tbierGr5tli6e Gelegramm
bur6 @eeIoiirins zines aommas
einen gon5 onoeren Stnn befommen
botte, uno 6oB es in 8irfli6feit
beiagte: .Gbien mango. pas ipntp'
tones rage".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
Seiee xefepbon
Sslabars. aadapanna uHe Beliern Balm.


Su 8raft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
Gaolia-0rl6Bt Scranton fir Nsp gorI
um 2.05, 3.20, sos, 800, 1920, Born. (,
f2.A0, 3.25 uub $40 Rabmittaas. diir
Rsp gort unb philadelphia, uni 500 Born,
f2.40 unO 3.35 Ra&miitaas. Niir
gebstanni, $40 Rd&mittaas.
9SroltG-8hr Buffalo um LIS, 6.25u. 600
Rsr.; t.55, $40 unb ff.f0 Ratmittaas. mir
8lnsbamtcn, Glmtra unb 3pif&tnlfatfsn,n nm
1910 Ror. unt LOS Ra9m. Bir Ssp,op.
Syrasuft uue Utica. UNI f.f5 unS {. .25 Wop, ,
f.55 @a&mtttdss Ssrsap. Syraruf, unb
Utica 3us TIN 6.25 Wur. I6uft t6aIidb. ausot.
npmmtu Sonutass. 8iir Rontrols im 900
Wpr.; los uue $40 Ra&m. gfiboIGpu Vi.
epmobattou. I'm 400 RaGmittaas. Vino.
kauiptcn tpmeeatiou, Tim 6.f5 Wabmittoos
Sloomsburs Sibifon-sBrfaRi Suanfon
FhY @oTibumbtrlaub um 6.35. 10 90 Wcr. ,
t.55 uub Gao Ra&u, 8iir plymcutb um 9. .O5
Rd&mtttass.
SonntdaSsSide.
sRbli&-8fr Rsp gorf nm 205, 400
COS uub 1920 MUrssns; 1886 unb 3.4C
Ta6m.
RSroli& - Mir Buffalo um LIS. uut
6.25 Ror. f.55, $40 unb ff.fO Wadbn,
Bfr 8inebamtpn unb 3piiGtufatiputn, 900
unb 1910 8prmittaas.
SIoomsburg Sibiiion-s Scranton
i'm 1920 wcr. nus $40 Na6mittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21

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sfeinoin Der WtGbisfeit.