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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
COMMUNICATED.
RIOT IN EMMITSBURG.
Cutting of Dressing Tent Causes Much
Trouble. Sheriff on Scene.

4IOuUAVs ohSA". "AA 'o>>>'
Several persons received serious in
juries in a riot in Emmitsburg on
Saturday evening between the en-
ployees of Robbins show and some
of the vagabonds who visited the town
to see the show.
The trouble commenced at an early
hour in the evening, when one OF
these visitors and several of his friends
made their way to one OF the dress
ing tents and tried to enter. When
ordered away they started to use pro-
fame language and walked away.
Returning little later, one OF
them used his penknife and cut big
slit In the canvas of the tent.
In the evening after the night per-
Torrance the riot began in which
several young men received serious
injuries. At late hour the Sheriff
was called, but before he arrived the
circus train had left for Westminster.
A negro and white man were arrested
there on Sunday and taken to Fred :
erick and placed in Jail. The gen
tlemen who were injured are recov-
ering.
The show train arrived in EN-
milsburg about 6 a. M, and imme-
diately preparations were made for
the grand parade. All who witness
ed the performances were well pleas
ed. This is considered one of the
most modern shows that has visited
this locality. One of the chief feat
ures of the show this season is Dare
Devil Herr in his leap to the moon.
This young man evidently does not
know the meaning of the word fear.
He rides bicycle down steep in
cline and jumps 40 feet through the
air and is caught by his companions
on a trapeze high in the air.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
Lows Letter.


Mrs. C. W. 10y and sister Mrs. Hattie
Warthen of Gettysburg were the guests
of Mrs. Clarence Creeger on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Burke of Virginia, who is
the guest of Mrs. Maurice Smith is now
visiting relatives in Graceham.
Mrs. Garman and two children of Mar
ion. Pa, who spent very pleasant week
with her sister Mrs. w. l.. Miller. re-
turned to their home on Tuesday last.
Miss Ethel Freshour spent the past
week visiting friends in Frederick
Miss Nora 10y left on Tuesday to again
assume her duties as principal of Mt.
Pleasant school.
Mrs. Julia Powell of Catoctin Furnace
who had been visiting Mrs. Mary Mort
has returned
Mrs. Jere Martin and Miss May Cur
rens entertained the following persons
on Monday evening last at various indoor
games: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Miller,
Misses Nora 10y, Mary Hankey of Way
nesboro, Mary Kolb of Creagerstown,
Nettie Long of Rocky Ridge, Grace and
Mary Zimmerman of Frederick, Elsie
and Belva Robinson; Messrs 10y Linda
man of LttlestoWn, Pa, Clarence and
Chas. OFT and Howard Long Of Rocky
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller are spend
ing few days of their vacation with
Rev. and Mrs. Lindaman of Littlestown.
Mr.. Maurice 10y who is operator at
Walbrook is at his home here, being off
duty on account of illness.
Mrs. Maurice Smith was a visitor in
Thurmont on Thursday.
Mr.. Marshall Miller and family of
Frederick visited his brother Mr.. w. l..
Miller on Sunday last, making the trip in
his automobile.
Mrs. Mary Domer and children of
Graceham, Mrs. Anna Miller and Mrs.
Mary Burke spent Monday with Mrs.
Maurice Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graham of near
Woodsboro visited Mrs. c. w. 10y.
Mr.. George Better and family and
Mrs. Maurice Smith and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Joseph Miller and family.
Mrs. Hubert Martin of Westminster
returned home Monday after spend NJ
several days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hoffman.
Mrs. w. l.. Lee and Mrs. Emma Hank
ey of Waynesboro, visited Mr.. VIM. Long
and family on Monday.
"Can be depended upon is an express
sion we like to hear, and when it is used
in connection with Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy it means
that it never fails to cure darrhoea,
dysentery or bowel complaints. 1t is
pleasant to take and equally valuable for
, children and adults. Sold by All Dealers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09

Single Men %: Married Men 2.

Single Men 22: Married Men 2.
Ho! no! no! ha! ha! hal! Now will you
be good. Oh how the Single Men did
revenge themselves for their defeat of
week ago. Doc Seton "The Wizard OF
the Monocacy' was batted out of the
box, they made fourteen hits off him in
the six inning, two of them home runs
made by Doc Peddicord Melted five runs.
Conditions were entirely reversed all
round from that of the game the week
before. Everything seemed to come the
Single Mems way. The Married Men S
team to be sure did not show as strong a
line up but the substitutes were by no
means responsible for more than their
just proportion of the defeat. Freeze
in the box for the Singles pitched more
effective game than the week before.
Well suppose there will have to be an
other game to decide who are the cham
pions. Doc Anders complacently smoked
cigar while playing in left field, when
ball came into his territory he cody
blew rings until it arrived. Professor
Beachley was active on third, making
several good plays; he also made one of
the longest throws to first on record, it
went clear over to the railroad. Peddi-
cord proved to be terrible left hand
batter he made SO many long hits over
to the railroad that Buz Lide finally de-
cded to stay out there every time he
came to bat. Clayt Creeger put up an
excellent game at second base, he is a
fast fielder and accurate thrower, he al
80 handled the catchers throws to second
very nicely The score:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
All Going to the Outing.

Don't forget the annual outing of St.
Johns Lutheran Sunday School in Mrs.
E. X. Rouzer's grove, Saturday, Sept.
18th. Teams will be in front of Town
Hall at 9. 80 a. m. to take the children to
the grove. Come and help to make the
day an enjoyable one.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
Suit for Slander DOcketed.

Suit has been entered by Mrs. Eleanor
Runkles against Miss Ella Martin for
SANDER. The action is brought by titling
(that is the alleged SANDER is not set
forth in writing) The case will not
come up at this term. Mrs Runkles
lives in Graceham and Miss Martin in
Thurmont.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
Pavement About Completed.

The pavement ordered put down by the
town council some time ago is about fin
ished. Lombard street now has con-
tinuous line of concrete pavement from 4.
Main street to the Western Maryland
railroad, on the east side, and more than
half way on the west. AS soon as con-
templated improvements are made on
the west side of the street concrete will
be laid the balance of the way.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
Married.

Mr.. Tillman Jackson Of Wolfsville, and
Miss Mary V. Cradle of Catoctin, were
quietly married by Elder John S. Wey-
bright on Sunday evening, Sept. 9Th, at
his residence in this place.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
Large Attendance.

The Maryland Collegiate Institute at
Union Bridge opened on Tuesday. The
opening address was made by Prof W. |.
T. Hoover, a member of the faculty.
The enrolment of pupils was the largest
in the history of the school. Mr.. Saylor
Weybright of this place is student at
the Institute.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
Returns After Eleven Years.

Mr.. Henry Johnson, former resident
of this place, but for many years resi-
dent of New York, is now with Mrs.
johnson and their two children, boarding
at Aurora Cottage. Henry says it is II
years since he was last here. He finds
many things new to him and thinks the
town is progressing very nicely. He is
engaged in the real estate business. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson are accompanied by
Mrs. Chas. Stone, also of New York.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09

Your complexion as well as your tenn
per is rendered miserably by disordered
liver. By taking Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets you can improve both.
Sold by All Dealers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09

The Married Men who were so badly
defeated by the Single Men last week
have challenged the latter for deciding
game on Friday afternoon at p. m.
Each team will have stronger Lineup
and lively contest is expected. This
will be the last game of the season on
Thurmont grounds.
A statement of the financial condition
of the club as well as some interesting
notes on this seasons team will be pub
lished at an early date.
Those Incorrect Reports.
Through various Baltimore and Fred
erick city papers, one of the members of
the Yellow Springs baseball team has
published certain incorrect and mislead-
ing reports of the game between his team
and Thurmont here on August 28th.
He claims that the Thurmont team
kicked over a decision of the umpire Che
does not mention that it was the visiting
umpire) and quit. Well, we did kick,
and who wouldn't, but for quitting, who
quit?
The Thurmont team was justified in its
stand taken and the matter would be al
lowed to pass unnoticed but for the fact
that Yellow Springs team through the
Frederick NeWs has challenged the local
team to meet them on Yellow Springs
grounds at any time during the season.
The Thurmont management will not
accept this challenge on the grounds that
the game here on the 28th ulto. was dis
continued by the visitors without just
cause, but challenge has been extended
to Yellow Springs to meet Thurmont on
neutral grounds at Lake View on Sept.
18th, with neutral umpire to decide the
question of supremacy.
We are not able to say at this time if
the challenge will be accepted but watch
for further announcement on the Bulletin
Board.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
Apples Sunday School Festival tonight
and Saturday night.
Leg Cut.

On Tuesday while cutting wood Mr..
Willie Firor accidently cut an ugly cash
in his right leg near the knee. He will
be "laid up" for several weeks.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09

Not minute should be lost when
child shows symptoms Of Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough appears, will prevent
the attack. Sold by All Dealers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
SINGLE MEN.

Struck out by Freeze 6, Seton g..
Bases on balls of Freeze /, Seton 2, 10y
S. Earned runs Singles II, Married 2.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-09-09
New Advertisements.

Toledo Blade.
B. Evard Kepner.
Dancing Bus. Loo.
B. M. Jones-Bus. Loo.
j. S. Weybright-Bus. Loo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
WlaIicnmuro aepIaut.
NortonpIIIe. g9is.. 13. OII

RbAAoHHftAft <ct2.s IL. LII.
Gin entoedier 9eriud Don SRI.
Suep Cieb, 26 Sabre alt. ibre bier
@eidnpiiter 81 nergiiien. muroe BON
Dem Selbltmoro Der @iftmiiherin &c.
iolgt.
Sri. Gieb uuo lire @eihDiiter ipa-
rem bier eiHgetroifen. nm Dem Ye.
grabniB ibres 8nters bei3uwobneu.
glm Wiorgen nah Der geeroisung
mar Trl. 1iet Die erite, Oie lid) err
bob uuo beitauo oaraub allein oos
5riibitiid 5u5ubereiten. SSbr @ebob.
rem srregte geroaht uno elmer Der
grii0cr ruteriuhte ben SSubolt Der
aaifeefanne. gr alaubte, StrphHin
Bu rieden uno lieB 0arauf ben s5n.
bait unteriuden. es fano iid) genug
BON Dem 8iit, um Die gan3e Snmilie
81 to0ten. sSn5uiiden mar Sri. 7ieB
beridmrnoen un0 puroe ipdter ais
2eihe uoraeiunocn Wian tit Der Nm
iiht. 0ob. ais iie ibr @orhaben Der.
eitelt lab, iie Selbitmoro beging.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

auibiirOete. @e0eutunaspoa tit oobei
OaB man iih iugen nnlb, oaB 0urd
Oie GnthIlunaen Sapan unO 6binn
bod auf cinen iehr 0eittIihen g9ini
befonlnen babeny iuie man bier iiber
ibre 0ertrage Oenft. nnO 5toar obRe
oaB man Oabei oireft oipIoniatiihc
aanale benubte. mas nieIleidlt iebr
idnper gcpeien mare. 0cnn es 1T
gar niht rnni0glidl ouB 0ie an
oeren 0lddlte hf tbeilpeiic abIebneuO
elmer glufforOerlug gegeuiiber iih
in sic @ertraasaugeIegeubeit 81 mi.
id)eH. berhielteH
SIN @eiBen 0allie. mic i'm Gtoots.
miniiterium muroe aui Die ,Sroqe. ob
Taft oen giidtritt Cranes gutqe6el.
Sen babe. ciuiah cripioert. ooB ser
san erle0igt iei. Snor lit, obne mel.
tere giodridt BON Taft erbalten 5u
baben, obgereiit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Sr. GDof wir0 feline GrlpiOcruHa aui
bic 6rtlGrnHg Oes Commanders
Searg gebeH.
SraSIsps aHfidt
SH amtIidsn Sreiien @aidiustOuS
1T man seipauRt, iuie iid Suit 5nm
SAL Crane DerbaItsH DirO.
@irO luabri6eiuIiGi i6lucisrH.
Buffalo. q. n. 13. Oft.


@ei ieiner Nnfunit IN oicier Stoot
CAB 9oof ioIaenOe GrfIaruuq a6:
sd fam nn iagen. oaB Sic auirf-
Iihen Iebenoen 3euaen meiner fabrt
uab Dem Sol ieIbit I'M Stauoc Iein
uer0en. Die entitellten GuSiaaen sl
ipiOerIeneu. iuelhe in Der GrfldrunQ
Bearps entbalten iilo. gS fann 0odl
fein beiieres 3eugniB geben. ais Oas
oOn 0ielen Ntdnnern, sDemi cs Dor ei.
ner uorllrtbeilsfreien llnteriudllinps.
beb0roe abee9eben miro. @earn be-
tradtet lire 9lusiagen lnqueiielhait
ais bod]it be0elitiam. UNI 0as @leiChe
tbue au1 ih. IS ideiut mir ood, er
bate iie nIitbringen iolen penn cr
10 iidber mar. oab iie ieine Gr5dblung
beitdtigeil spiiroen. gr 5og es aber
Dor, Dies flid)t 5u tbun. 1Sdl ,ueroe
oeSbalb bdIom0gliblt nod ibnen
ldliden un0 iie ireenO elmer piiien.
id]oftlihen @eielidJaft, Die iie 5u Oer-
b0ren lpiinidlt. sur @erFiielng iteuen,
uno aud oieie tiihtige uuO fGbige
0olmetid)cr nnltellen Iniieu
gIilf oie fSrage. oh er cine 0irefte
glntport su MAIDEN rpiiiiide. euteeg.
nefe 6oof: .3u Dem bereits @elagten
lit ipeiter nihts bei5ufiigen. Sd mag
mid niht auf einen 3eititngsitreit
einlaiien. SD oerlaiie mid aui oie
bereits beigcbrahten 3eugen mo
Ueroe meine Sahe Ourh iie be.
peiieu.~
3u gbren Goofs Fono in Der San.
Oelsfammef INN @littog ein oiiert.
lider @Hpiang itatt.
Sopefo, 9as.. 13. Oft.
9rof. 8. g. Gp6e, ipIbit elm be-
fannter gtoropolforider uno iriiberer
Sealeiter BON 9oof lno gearp, bali
Die @rfIdrnHg oes 9ebtere1 fiir gang
lid irnglaubpiiroig. @r lit iiber-
seugt. 0aB Goof pirflid Oen Sol ent,
0edt babe.
yeeiu Yort, 13. Sftober.
8etreffs Der gluslaiiuugen gcaru' g
aeeen Or. Goof meiute Sobn R.
9raolep, Der @oof ole 0iittel sil lei,
ner Neiie Iieferte, OaB gearDs 9Ins-
fiibrungen iih ielbit wioerlegten.
Tcna Eenr) babe 5ugegeber. oaE
goof iis h;er5ebn 9Ronate lang alien
Gntbebrungen uuo gInFtrengungen
iuiter3oaen babe. Die einSuden nod
Dem 9oI MIR nit iih briugen piirOe.
obne nngeblih babel 0en aeringiten
3med 81 haben mas bel einen
WlaEne iDie Goof. oeiien Sebens-
truum oos grreihen oes Eols gene.
fen iei, bod unoenfbar lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
@emiitbsmeniden.
sgilfcsbarre. pa. 13. Oft.

~clllt2uutitf va, 10. All.
5rou @larp gla3orfo. ole Satin
bon Stanlep 0asorfo Der iinerbalb
"a Shu0en luegen Roroes aebdnqt
piro. beiuhte nit Mlihocl W1o3rosfi,
ben iie beiratben ipiro iobalo ihr 0snt-
te bifaerittet lit. oen Sheriff imO
lpilnihte. oaB er ibr 3utritt 3nr SIN.
ridltung gep1bre glo3orfo bate
nibts ooaeaen. oob ieihe 5roi unO
iein 0adfolger IN Der Che ieiner
Siurid)hrng beiiuobnten a6er Der
Sheriff idllue oas @eiu6 nit Der
@egriiuoung ob, OaB oas @eiee oie
@epdbrlmg berbiete.
Go5arfo bat Elm 5eitament bintcr.
Iaiien. in Dem er ieiner Satin umo
oercn fiinitieeu Satin $1,000 Der.
ma6t Gr 1T polig oomit einperitan.
oen, Dob Die 9eioeu iib beirntbeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Sen gReit brandli SaIfe.
Sen g8eit, 5lo.. 13. Of.

Benn man aud bod erfreitt Oa.
riiber lit. Dab Der neulide Grfm 70
ueuig gienideuogier ioroerte, 10 iii
ser materieae S6aoen ooh nm 10
ihlperer. Sier in Der StaOt iino
6unoerte BON Arbeitern mo Siirgern
6aran. Die StraBen uno4aieHanlageu
uon oen 1riinnlern 81 reinigen Ter
giiraerneiiter bat nit geiitinuruing
oes Gtaoiratbes cine Bite um 6ilfe
an 0as 9olf Der Ser Staaten gerid)-
iet. III peldler eruahmt miro, BOB
.foun ein Sous unOeriebri blieb. bob
gielc ob0adlos ieieu, OaB0uHger mn
gsoth 0roben uno OaB Silie in baare n
Geloe ie6r wiafommen iein uno e5r.
lldl pertbeilt wcrOen iuur0e. Ger
gdaoen oQein nui oen @eritcn be.
Iduit iit bod IN Die SuHoerttarienoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
gsittsbnra ObcnauF.
&ittSburs. go. 13. OFT.

~ ff~NAtf - -
Ger Gittsburger 9aufIub lhlua
Die Getroiter i'm fiinfteu Spiel Der
Eennant.Serie nit obt eeaen bier.
ioOaB er MN 0rei SpieIc aeluonnen
bat. Die Octroiter 5uei. Gas iehlte
Spiel miro in Detroit geipielt, uno
pieIIeidt aud s.s iieb..IN, oas.Iette.
&ittsbura lit nun be0euteno i'm gor.
t6eil. Aeun es brouht nur nod Elm
Spiel 81 seipinneH um Oos Sieqes.
bonner 81 erbalten pdbrenn Detroit
oie beioen letten Spiele eetpinnen
nluB I'M Der Sieger 81 ietn.
Srob oes faIten g8etters moren
me6r ols 21.000 @crioren i'm goa.
porf nm oas Spiel in glugenibein su
nebmen. Gie Ginnobmen ocs Cages
betrugen etipos iiber $32
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
an Nriapna.
yuma. glri8. 10. Oft

JHHlu, AIl3. 10. &II.
Hrdioent Gait Onrdjfubr om Wlitt.
nod Die Sanomiiiien bon 9lrisona.
Die erite Salteite0e mar Wlaricopa.
paR 800 aus IS uab @boenir alma.
Sn ylnna iUrrOe Der BraliOent bon
Dem @ouDerneitr Sloan beariiBt sSt
SenIpe bieIt Eaft cine tilr3e 9Inlpro.
1he on Die 3dblrei6 oerianimeIten
Gimuobner nnO fur5 ua6 Dlittaa
troi man in ser Sauptita0t Elm, mo
etn glnieitbalt BON elmer Stin0e az.
maht wuroe. iluo ser 9raIioent ieine
SalptreOc in glri3ond belt. y4ocb
euen tltr5en 8eiiihe IN oer,Sn6idner-
ihuIe muroe Die 5abrt nad Dem
(9rauo GaHpon iortgeicet no er am
1onnerstag eintreiieu ion. Dos 9e.
tInoen laits iii aan5 por3iiglih.
Grescott, glri5ona. 13. Oft.
Ger pdbreno oes Saaes in Qlri.
5ona eiutrefieuoe Grafoent Saft
iebte iid gleid 81 9eginn bel Der
9e0oIfeulng oieies 5erritoriums
rtnen Steiu ins Brett ourd
ieine Grfldrimg. oaB er oafiir
ieL Dab oen 8erritorien glri5o.
no uno glelp W2erifo Stnotenredte
perIieben iUiir0en. Gieie erfldrunq
muroe, fpn immer iie gemadt murOe,
nit SSubelruien oufgenommen. 8u.
gleif dJer rieth Der 9r1iioent Der
Hcp0lTuung. menn ibr idlIieBlib
oieies 3ngeitdnoniB gennd6t iei, BEL
Der gIbiaiiung ibrer 4onititution
redt boriidtig 81 iein umo Te 10 elm.
ioh 81 balten pie moeIid uno nidt
etpa ben 3ebler 81 MAIDEN, iuie Die
Selite IN Stlaboma, oeren 8erfaiiunq
er eiuen o3oologiifen @arten BON
Grants rannte
Die bauptiadIihiten glufeuibaIte
nabm Der Brdiioent In 86onir uno
grescott. bod bielt er aud an anoern
Grten mdbreno Der 3ug elm paar
Wiinuten bieit. glniprod,en.
Der Brdiioent reiite nod i'm 2aufe
Oes 9lbenos na6 Dem @rano Ganpon
meiter.
Galera, Wier.. 13. Oft.
Die Reiie Oes 8rdiioenten Gia3
Don ieiner 6auptitaot nab Der @ren.
&c Der Ser. Sta1ten geitaltei ii1 3u
einem iormliden Eriumpb5ug. gln
ieoer SolteiieQe finoen iih g2aiien
BON Wteniden elm. Die 0ns 9nnOes-
ober6aupt mitgeaeiiierung begriiBen.
,yn Gnrarnacion batten iib Sun0erte
oon Ar6eiiern beriunimelt. Die ben
9rdiioenien 6ei Dem gemii6en. Ieine
Sano 81 Oriiden ODER 3ii fiiiien. fait
BON Der g9aggoupldtiiorm beruuter.
riiien. Ie- 3u1 in weldem iib 0ia3
beiinoet maht auf ieiuen beionoereu
Nunid mabren0 Der glaht Solt. unb
10 miro er crit am Donnerstag IN
Gbibuabua eintreiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
N(OrOge6ei"nib.
SIH Der bel SiuertOn, u. g., ssfuuOe
HeH iueibIiden Ssihe iehlt MN nnr
nod Der SOpf; 5rl. Gertrude
GOwarOs Oas Gpfer?
@OuSrrueur Oifsrirt Sslp6unus.
Siperton, u. :. 13. Oft.

<tDtIlpH, ~ IS, 10, AlI-
gtah sInlid)t Der 9eborocn. Die lih
init Dem Sail Der 5eritildelten mo
topflolen tueibIihen 9eide beioilen,
Die nabe bier nrfgefimoen Duroe. lit
Die @erionlidfcit Der So0ten beinabe
ieiigeitet. GrobOem Der &opf
nod 0erniBt miro. ipeiie.l ooh oie
on0ern 2eihentbeile oerartige hd.
rafteriitiide N2erfmale oul ooB oie
@ol5ei gIalibt 0aB Oas Opier oieies
Sales Die 17.idbgige Gertrude 60
lmar0S bon South Scituate lit, Die
berniBt iUir0.
Ger 9Ir5t. Ger Ole ghttopiie leiteie,
erfIart. oaB gln8eihen porbonoen iinO
DAB an Dem Ml00hen cine nerbrehe-
ride Operation porgenpunlen mur-
oe Gie SoOesurIahe lit ieooh nod
nidt nit Siderbeit ieitgeitellt. Gas
SerS mur0e blntleer geilnoen. iuas
oarnif bie0eutet. OaB oas NidO.
dlen niht zines natiirlihen Sooes
itarb. Ger Niageninbalt lit nod Hiht
unteriudt porOen.
SRI. @omar0s oeritmano am
Sanlita1 ans ibrer @obmng. sic
lon nit einem iuHqcn Mann. nit
Dem iie Elm |erbdltuib bate. in eiHem
sIittomobil iortgefobren iein.
Bon South scituote trai p1brpuo
0es 9lbenOs oie giadriht ein oaB Die
@ltern BON Sri. gomaros nidlt iiber-
5eugt iino, ouB oie auigeftu0ene 9ei-
he Die ibrer Iodter lit. Ou Die BON
Der RoIijei gelieferten @taBe Der Ser
d)entheile uno Die augemeine Be
idreibung nidt uuf Sri. GOparos
paiien.
Ser @onperneur bat cine 8eloh.
ming uon $500 fiir Ole 9rgreifune
oes o0er Der Shdter ausgeidrieben.
Giperton, 81. s. IA. Oft.
Gle 9eibe. oie bier ouigeiunhen
uitrOe, fam niht oie Der bermiBten
@ertruoe goparOs iein. ga Gin Sdub
go. 3 an Oen Sub Der 9eide part.
mdbreno SRI. GomarOs einen Shub
go. tr1gt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
See fOrOcrt Opfer.
Ger Sampfsr n1eOrge Stune~ SOu
6leDelauO, SbiO, idlsitrrt bel 9Dint
Selee, Ontario. mn 1T Gin
U6Iliger %erlnit.
Seeds YianH ertruHfrn.
Detroit, Did, 10. Oft.


Ger Grie See bot wieoer EN- Spfer
geforoert Ser 9anpier a@eorge
Stone" pom @lenelano, Ohio, id1eiter.
te bel @oint 9Selee, Gntorio, uno fiini
Wfdnn Der 9eiatimg BON is 9opien
uno Elm @aiiagler fomen INNS Seben.
Gas 5abr5eug. 0es niht per'idert
mar un0 9f. y. 9raoIep pon @lepc.
lano geborte, lit ein edII5lIder Ser.
luit.
Die feds Mam famen inns Sc.
ben ais Der 9apit1n, Elm 9allaaier
uuo feds Ofonn Der geiablna Elm
Boot beltiegen, I'M 0as llfer al er.
rei6en. Gas Sobr5eug fenterte je-
bod mo mr 5mei Der Ssniaiien fonn.
ten iidl, al 0as gefenterte 6abr5eug
tlamnern0, iolange iiber g9aiier bal.
ten, bis iie ans llier getrieben luur.
ben. Gie 5ebn @ann. oie auf Dem
Ianpter Derhlieben muren. iuuroen
bon Dem DaInpfer Osborne. ser
oorbeI fubr an 9oro genommen.
6olaenoes lit cine Cite ser lin.
gefonmenen:
aapitdn GuiI Sopea, 81 Sabre
alt, bon Grie. ga.
Eeter GoiIeD elm 9oiiagier uno
6relmo oes Sapitans, ebeniaaS BON
erie. ga.
sSiIliom Senrp, 8lpeiter SSngenieur.
SiiO Gbicago. eSas.
Ser Sod Sucos pon 9lepeIun0.
&illiam 8oner. Seler. Glepelano.
Der Sdiifsnddter; 9ome um6e.
fannt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Die 0rnne. Nffarr.

@aIbingtobn, Q. g., 13. 0ttober.
4as aan8e anitlide BaibIuato1
fraat iidb ieet. ipie iih Der grdiiOeut
9aft 81 Der Crane Seniation itelen
miro. CAB iie ibm in alien ibren
Gin5elbeiten niiteet1eiIt muroe, laBt
iib oaraus i6lieBei. oaB Der Brdii.
oent nod am Gienstag 9lbenO cine
500 Borte lange Gbiffren gepeife
bonn Staatsminiiterilm erbielt, ab.
geieben BON Dem lclegramn, lueldes
Crane ielbit an i'm rihtete, uno Oas
an 9eutlibfeit nifts 81 iuiinihen
iibrig l1Bt. W1au 5iueiielt natiiriid]
niht oaran, odB 4err Gait 0en &iid.
tritt Cranes gltbeiBen miro. IS
mare unrnogli& Dies nidlt 3u tbun.
obne odB er babel ieinem erlten Ri.
niiter einen idnDaren Shlag Derieete
lln0 ieLbit Denn Serr 8ait 0ies tbun
mollte. 0ann mare oofl Cranes Ser.
ipen0barteit in China unnogiih &c.
noroen. glber 0ia ertldruH5 Der 0eE
8raii0enten bealeitenOen 3eitungs-
lente. oaB aus oeiien llmgebung Der
geiheio gefommen iei OaB Auifla.
runa iiber Die game 9Ingelegenbslt
nur pom Staatsminiiteriiim tommen
Tonne, oas allein oantit su thun
bate, IdBt ben SdluB 81. 0aB Serr
8ait ieinem Wtiniiter boaitdn0ig
freie Sano CAB. ihm aber and 8u.
gleih Die sduie geranhuortlidteiI
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
GinbaItsbefebl erlanat.
SprinafieIo. esQ.. 13. s

Springiielo, gu, i3. Oft.
Ger gunoesrifter 8umtpbreD bal
ant 9lntrng DER Maiieoernolter ser
Chicago. Georia & Ct. 9ouis Balm
einen teiupordren eiubaItsbefebl er.
laiien, Der es Dem @eneralonnali
oon syainois uno alien Siaatsauudl.
ten IN Counties. ourh bic Die 9obn
fiibrt. unteriagi. einen 8eriuh 81
MAIDEN. i'm Sale Der genonnteHgobn
bic geitimmungen 0es @eiebes 3ii er.
5iuingen, oas cine 3meicentS goiia,
aierrate feiiiebt.