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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28

Mrs. Paul Preston has returned to
Kansas City after a visit here with
Mrs. Ed. Culver.
Wool suits $40 Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, A. Speaks of Hume
are visiting their son Jesse at La
Junta, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Richey of Athens,
Ohio, are visiting at the home OF
Judge and Mrs. R. F. Harper at Vir-
ginia.
Dress straw hats Black-Arnold.
The Summit base ball team defeat
ed the Chapel team by score of 8 to
5 on the Jewett grounds Sunday af-
ternoon.
Low cut shoes Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence,
of south of this city, are the proud
parents of daughter, born Thursday,
July 81, 1910.
Capt. V. L. johnson and family re-
turned the last of the week from
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B, Batche-
lor of Deepwater township.
Soft work shirts Black & Arnold.
Dr.. Beverly Vaughn and family of
Colgate, Oklahoma, left for Kansas
City Thursday after visit with the
family of j. M. Vaughn.
Rev. A. S. Gwinn left Tuesday for
Dewitt, Mo-, on account of the criti.
cal condition of his mother, who was
stricken with paralysis Sunday.
Park Lyle, who has recently com,
pleted a business college course, is
spending his vacation with his pa.
rents, DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Lyle.
Trunks, Suit cases Black & Arnold
Luther Fry, of Rich Hill, was
Butler visitor Tuesday and made us
pleasant call. Mr.. Fry, who until {
short time ago was editor of the Ricf
Hill Tribune, is now with the West
ern Enterprise.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28

Mrs. Clark Wix, accompanied by
her son Hilton, left Monday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hol-
loway at Park River, North Dakota.
Col. c. E. Robbins, of Amoret, in
company with his brother-in-law, Lee
Briggs, of Iowa, drove over to this
city in his automobile Tuesday.
Miss Eva Metzler, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Metzler, at Foster returned to
Kansas City by way of Butler Sun
day.
High Art Suits Black
There isn't time in the year that
manure cannot be scattered on farm
land to good advantage. 1t had
better be there than around the barns
and lots.
Leroy Mead and Miss Minnie Hen.
derson, both of Rich Hill were united
in marriage in the Recorders office
in this city, Saturday, July %, 1910,
B. F. Jeter officiating.
On and after August LIST, 1910, our
meat market will be placed upon an
absolute cash basis, carrying no ac-
counts whatever.
. 38-3t BULLOCK e. KEYES.
Will Blair, of Ell Paso, Texas, Wis.
tied friends in this city the first OF
the week. Mr.. Blair holds an i'm.
portant position with the Ell Paso and
Rio Grand Railroad.
j. c. Griggs, of the country jus,
north of Rich Hill, had a valuable
mare badly cut by becoming tangled
in barb wire fence Monday evening,
says the Rich Hill Review. The ami
mails right hind leg was nearly sew
cred from its body.
w. o. Jackson, candidate for the
Democratic nomination of circuit
judge left Monday for Clinton. Mr.
Jackson is very much pleased witt
the situation and says he has assur
ance of extraordinary strength il
every county in the district.
"Scottie" McCann departed thi
life at 7:3O Friday morning, July %
1910, after lingering illness Of tw'
weeks. Deceased has no relative
and has for the past three month
been making his home with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lon Dixon, south of town.
Frank Heckadon son of Mr.. AM
Mrs. John Heckadon of near Ricl
Hill was painfully though not seri
ously injured Saturday evening whel
he fell from a load of hay and wa
crushed between the front end of tn
hayrick and the barn.
We regret to learn of the death o
John Boyd, aged about 65 years, a
his home in Monrovia, California
July 81, 1910. Mr. Boyd was form
erly a resident Of this city and estab
lished the lumber business nov
owned by the Logan-Moore Lumbe
company.
Mrs. H. P. James of the South Sid
expressed one of those pretty littl'
white pigQies, for which she has beef
so tenderly caring for the past few
weeks, to her sister, Mrs. H. @
Cook, at Butler. It's a fine pig, al
right. and is past that stage of lif'
when ii had to be fed from a tea
spoon. Rich Hill Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28
TUESDAY MORNING.

TUESDAY MORNING.
9:00-Music.
9:lO-Devotions, Rev. j. A. Jared.
Round Table-Sunday School Man.
agement Rev. A. S. Quinn, Leader.
Rev. F. A. Culmer, Mrs. Agnes
West, T. j. Smith, Mrs. E. S. Morton.
At each session Of the convention
programs containing questions for
discussion will be furnished. All
members of the convention are ex-
pected to take active part in the dis
cussions, and especially those whose
names follow the subject and the
Leader.
ll:l5-Music.
ll:30-Adjournment
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
l:30-Music.
l:40-Devotions, Rev. w. X. Chat
ten.
Round Table-The Sunday School
Superintendent j. w. Poffenbarger,
Leader. Mrs. Carrie Hudelson, R.
E. Hoover, Mrs. M. F. Wilson, A. NJ.
Thomas,
3:40-MuSic.
35O-Address, State Sec'y Elmer
f, Lacey.
Adjournment,
TUESDAY EVENING.
8:00-MuSic.
S:l0-Devotions, Rev. w. S. Weir.
$40 - Announcements; Appoint
ment of Committees.
S:30-Sermon, Rev, j. r. Lamb.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
9:00-Music.
9;l0-Devotions, Rev. j. M. Carter
Round Table-The Home Depart
ment, Mrs. Nettie Ely, Leader. Rev.
w. NJ. Howell, Miss Belle Watson,
Prof, H. o. Maxey, Mrs. George
Templeton.
1l;00-General Discussion.
ll:30-Music.
ll;40-Adiournment,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
l;30-MuSic.
l:40-Devotions, Rev. VIM. May
field.
Round Table-llouSe to House Wis
itation, Rev. j. H. Boner, Leader.
Mrs. A. II. Culver, Miss Mabel Bailey,
Rev. W. F. Starring, Miss Phifer.
3:00-eMusic.
3:l0-Business Session.
4:00-Final adjournment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28

We have been stopping at the Day
House in Butler for several years,
and went there last Thursday for din
ner. When we got there we saw a
strange man sitting on the porch,
and, we thought, about the ugliest
man we ever saw in Butler; and you
know there are a few of that kind
there. We started in the house to
ask Mrs. Cole where the Judge was,
but the ugly one told us he was the
proprietor of that house. We had
notion to back out" and 90 some
where else for our dinner. But he
assured us he was w. T. Cole, our
old friend, and we concluded to stay
for dinner. The Judge has worn
whiskers for about thirty years, but
had them shaved off about two weeks
ago, and his most intimate friends
did not recognize him.-"Gabe" in
the Rich Hill Review.
Miss Helen Stith has returned to
Kansas City after visit with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Shouse.
Matt Roster and L. Clinkenbeard
drove to Kansas City in Mr.. Rosters
Overland Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Braden has returned
from visit to Nebraska.
A. R. Guyton has returned from a
trip to Colorado.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28

Union Suits SOC. Black-Arn0ld.
Joe Meyer returned home Sunday
from a business trip to ST. Louis.
Miss Virginia hampton is visiting
i friends at Nevada.
"Sleeth" the Insurance Man. 1s-tf
/ Miss Susie Smith is the guest of
Miss Ruby Davis at Kansas City.
Sam Walls came down from Adrian
on business Monday.
/ Miss Grace Shafer has returned
from a weeks visit at Nevada.
/ Children's Rompers Soc. Black &
Arnold.
Miss Ruby Kinney is visiting in
Kansas City.
Rev. j. A. Jared is visiting rela-
tives in Springfield.
Gus Keinberger, of the Farmers
Bank, is spending part of his vaca-
ton in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Keeser have
returned to Nevada after short visit
in this city.
Cool Jumpers SOC. Black-Arnold.
Mrs. A. F. Thayer has returned to
Kansas City after a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Hare.
Will Stanley, of the Sam Levy
Mercantile Company, is spending his
vacation at Eldorado Springs.
Mrs. j. M. Christy has returned
from visit with her daughter, Mrs
G. G. Gilkeson, at Warrensburg.
Mrs. M. j. Brady returned to Kan
sas City Sunday after visit with hel
: daughter, Mrs. A. D. Brixner.
G. A. Talley and family have re
turned to Clinton after visit will
the family of A. H. jenkins,
Some shafts and poles and splen
; did new wheels at low prices. 1913
Legg Carriage Shop, E. Dakota st.
Lete Sackett and family have re
turned from visit to Eldorad,
Springs.
Sam Armstrong left Friday for Ok
lahoma City, Okla, where he has &C
copied a position.
Mrs. Georgia Hall has returned t.
t Archie after visit with her father
4 Sheriff w. j. Bullock.
Mrs. w. B. Dawson and daughte
have returned from a visit in Ric
Hill.
!. Mrs. C. L. Daniels has returned I
= Osceola after visit with her parent:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Clay,
Dress Shirts Black & Arnold.
r A. R. Guyton and Mark Graves ar
4 making an extended trip throug
: Colorado.
Mrs. J. F. Kern and daughter
returned Sunday from visit in Kar
= sas City.
u Miss Dora Robinson left MOnda
: for Harrisonville after visit her
q with Miss Gladys Atkeson.
John Lewis of Schell City was
It business visitor to this city the last {
e the week.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nichols have IT
> turned to Pittsburg, Kansas, after
/ visit here with friends and relative
Mrs. j. w. McKissick of KanSs
City is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
: Mrs. George Frank.
, Paul Lamb, of Ollie, Iowa, is ii
h guest of the family of j. W. McFat
= den of Virginia.
n Mems Socks SC. Black-Arnold.
Miss Lola Viles has returned
is Kansas City after visit here viii
?, relatives and friends.
j. L. Bennett of Adrian was a bu
: mess visitor to the county seat ii
last of the week.
Mrs. Frank Mcconnell of Ne
Home is visiting relatives and frient
= in this city.
j. Miss Adelaide Casper of lndepel
= lo.,oo :, n ,,,,act ~ tho homo of n
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28
A Suit to Recover a Town.

ChickaSha, Ok, July pa suit
was filed last Wednesday by E. Dow
den against every property owner in
futile, a town of one thousand in the
north part of this county. futile was
built on an Indian allotment and
through a defect in. the title an ex-
owner is trying to obtain possession
of the town. The suits in aggregate
amount to more than $500, 600, as four
hundred lots valued at $500 each are
involved.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28
Bates County Sunday School
Convention.

The following program has been
prepared for the annual Bates County
Sunday School Convention which viii
be held at Rich Hill, August 18th and
nth:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28

]. H. Bratten has returned from a
trip to Oklahoma.
Union Suits Soc. Black-Arn0ld.
Joe Meyer returned home Sunday
from a business trip to ST. Louis.
Miss Virginia hampton is visiting
friends at Nevada.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

Die ieit penigen Sagen porgenom.
meme Hepiiion BEL Der 8erpaItmg
Der Sibiriihen 9abn bat enorme I'm
teridIeife outage seiorOert. 9urf
Wahinationen nit gef1libten6raht,
briefen iinO auf OenStationen SnSt,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, &raBnoiarsf unS
Snofentiepsfai Der @iienbabnper'
Daltuug alein 8erIlIte BON 20 0til'
Iionen Rubel entitnnoen. Saus.
iu6ungen beim 9etriebs6ei Ser 81,
ienbabn. 9ensner, iorpie anoeren bo'
ben 9ean1ten oeranIabteu beren 10.
fortige Gntloiiuna unO lleberlpeI'
Jung an oaS Strafgeridt,
Cine Heuiiion in 6em @egefom.
mlnifation5be5irt BON aiep bat rn'
erb6rte Gbatiahen 6utaae gef6roert,
50 entItnnoen, luenn lpenie glrbeiten
aussufiibren rparen, aus yimerflGr.
Iiheu llriohen" 5euerihGoen. Sier'
ourh lpurOen notiirltd beidleunigte
Mrbeiten n6tbig, an oenen Oie Beam.
ten un6 llnternebmer enorm oer6ien.
ten. SIM oorieen Sabre entItano bei-
ipieIspeiie beim 8ran0 Der Ruiia.
nop8riide an 5ebn SteIlen Seuer.
Die Bride foitete iiber Spei Wlilio'
nen Wlarf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
GefdusnikiSpllc in 9lOnteucaru.

Die ib0ne ginfadbeit Scr Sitteu,
Die fir oas iiingite 90nigreih d,arof.
teriitii6 lit, eritredt lid aud auf Oas
@eiGngnibpeieu. Sn Getinie eeben
Die Degen gemejner 8erbre6en 8er.
lrtbelten IN beitimnIten Shn6en 6es
Woraens uno oes 8ormittaas aes
miitbli9 lumber, rauGen ibre 3ida-
retten lro faiifen 9ebensmittel uio
aIles gln6ere, oeiien iie ben6tbigen,
elm. Sans obre aufiidt bIciben irei.
lid aud in Nontenegro 6ie @efange.
nen ni6t; Elm 8Gtter gebt nit ibnen,
lmo iiberbies III ibnen ole Slutbt er.
I6mert ollrb mGdtige, groBmaidJiac
4ettelL Ole iie am 8ube no6ibIeppeu.
Dieie Sette itebt babel in ibrer @r0be
in etnem beitintmten @erbGltniB ju
ibrem Gergeberf uno oen Straicr;
munde baben rltr an einem sSub 0ie
aette, anoere pie0erltm an bei0en.
Oas gtadldleppen Der Setter perltr-
iadt eineu 60aeulGrm. ober Die
StrafIinse fiibIen ii9 boour6 nidt
aaSu iebr bei6lpCrt. @S iino ibrer,
pie oos @iornale SStaIia beri6tet,
gesenpGrtig aud MIR a6t ODER ,eba,
uno 3por aIes illuee @Guner. @enn
Der Stoat ibnen bos Guortier gibt,
10 miiiien iie ieIbIt fir ibren 2ebeus.
unterbaIt ioreelt iin6 arbeiten, abcr
Oafiir faufeu iie it9 aud oie gfab.
rlmgsmitteI, Die iie pollcn. uno eiien
nad ibrem 9eIieben. 0ie Straf.
tbateu, nm beren wiIlen 6icie 8efan.
genen berurtbeiIt uuroen, paren i'm.
mer MIR &erbreten segen 6as 9cbeu,
niemaIs Hdilbereien. Sn 6en meiiten
51llen bnnbelt es ii6 nm 8enoettn.
Seit ied5 Sabren lit IN MouteueNro
teiu ginbru6 beaaneeu porben. glIs
6ei ben iseigen SeIten elm @oit BON
ieinem @irtbe oeu SalsihliiiieI er,
Bat, antportete Oieier ibm nit gut.
miitbigem 2ddeln: y8ir baben feline
ShIiiiiel, rm6 Ole Soustbiir bient
nur gum S2use gegen 9Glte uuo &C.
1en Die Sun0e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Der granS i'm Dom sa NarbOnHs

bot 3nblreide ipertbooIIe altrrtbiimer
pernidtet. Ramentli6 6as funitpoa
geiduiste @eitiibl, SfuIptliren, 8iI.
Der unb 9IasmoIereien iino ben
SIannen gum Spfer gefaIlen. Bon
auBen fiebt Der foIoHole 9ou tpie
cine Seitrng aus, aber iein Snneres
offenbart oen ean5en 3allber noro.
fran5oiiider @otbif. 9lm %. Rdr5
1912, Oem Sonntog 2Gtnre, purOe
bonn gr5biidof Iaurin, einem
Sreunoe Clemens w., Der bonn
Bapit geianOte, nit soIOenem Rreu3
gei6niidte @rlinOitein gum @au &C.
Iegt. Grit 1882 mar Der Gbor pollen.
BET; nlio sur gleihen Belt 1pie Der
oes 9omes 5u &oln. Sd)on Dor Der
8oQenOung nar in Der @ruft elm
&onis beigeiest tuoroen: FbiIipp
Der &iibne, eeitor6en 1886 5uBerpig-
nan. Seit6em bat Der alte 9au elm
tpe6ieIoolles @ei6id erlebt. in Dem
Rotb un0 Stltrm nidt gefeblt ba.
ben. @1breno Der erIten fran5oiiifen
Reoolution 1puroen IN ibm einige
0enfmGler 3erihIogen, barunter oas
beriibmte Rarmorgrab, oos Ybilipp
". Ieinem Batter erriftet bate.
9tber am idmer5Iiditen purbe EN-.
pfunOeu, 0ab Der &atbeOrole elm
Reiftertperf 9fnffaels entsins. Bapit
Clemens VII. batte fir ben Sod
altar Der aatbe0raIe Su Rnrbonne
BET aafaeI Die TRANSPORTATION" be.
iteIIt. Gin GnSenfen folIte 6as &c.
mGGoe iein al 6ie 2eit, 6a er, Der
0onator, @r5biihof oieier Stride se-
tpeien mar. Das gepaltige Berf,
in benz nit GROCER Ritbnbeit Spei
Soenen, Die 8erfldruns Gbriiti uno
Die @orfiibrltns 6es geieiiener Dor
Die Gpoitel, oerfniipft iinO, lit be-
fonntli6 oas leste eetpeien, bas
0RafaeI geidaffen bat, 6enn flr5 mad
Der 8ouenoumg ianf Der Neiiter am
6. 9tpriI 1920 ms @rab. Man ent.
I6Iob Ii6 in 8om aus @riinoen Der
pietGt, BEN ShfponeneeiangH
bic Sronsfiguration, nidt mad Scar.
bonnie 3u ien6en, ion6ern i'm 8atifan
Su beIaiieu. 9tIs @rias ipur0e Der
&atbeSrnIe elm 1919 genaItes @tei-
Itertuerf oes Sebaitian Del Siombo
iiberipieien Die gIuferipedung Oes
9asarus. SieIe Sabre bot oos @e.
m1GOe cine Ser 3apellen Der Rar.
bonner 3atbeSrdIe eeidmiidt. Iod)
1927 beridtet bon ibm Der 9eutide
SSoooclls Ginger in ieinem S5tinero.
riltm. 2u6fpig XIII. Dollte es oel
Stride fir 5000 &ronen obfaufen,
erbieIt aber cine Gbiage uno mubte
ii6 nit einer4opie begniigen. Nidts.
oeitoneniger geIangte ipdter oas
foItbare Bib in Die @alerie Orleans
uno Oann na6 2onbon, mo es ieit
IGnger als einem WenifenaIter cine
8ier6e bes Scales Der @ene5ianer in
Der RationaIeolerte biI6et. 90 III
6ie Harbonner Ratbe0rale nid)t rur
I'M Sas Ieste @eiItertpert 8aifncIs,
ionbern aud um bas 0eS Fionbo
gefontmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
9onnerftas, 1s. SftOber 1910.
Semofratifde Npmiuatipnen.

Staat.
Stir @oupernsur-N6tb. Webter Grim
bon Buds @Opntg.
Stir 9ieutsnunt' @Ouuerneur-Gbomas
8. @rseup uOn Blair @ountp.
Stir Seiretar Der Snnern ansslssenbei'
tsn-Sames s. Slateslss uOn Gar
bon @Ountg.
Sir Sdasmsiitsr-Samusl y. RbtliOn
Don SOmeriet @onntg.
@ountg.
Sir aOnsreB-P. s. @alpin.
STIR Senat-G. s. Slewitt.
Stir ReprdIentantsn-1. Diitritt, gtib'
Olas 8urfe 2. Diitritt, Sobn Wful'
lin; 3. Diitrift, Senrp @. 3eiolsr
a. Diitrift, DOmiuid 3. Dempiep
3. Diitritt, SObn s. ManniOn; 6
9iitritt, Srso. 0taplor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Grit Rsuter Der ganernfrexnh.
Mas min esm auStHisH bss srshtH 9tatsEe
als iuldtsr 1eItuus psridaifsH.

Ser 8oriitenoe 6es 8rdiioiums
oes Ieittiben 9auernbunSes, Reihs.
tassabgeor6neter 8abborit De Beu-
te, riftet an oie MitglieSer unb
Srermoe 6es 9unoes in gtr. SO oe5
Gunoesorgans eiuen 9lufrui, porir
es beibt: !6ris 8euter mar ein Bolts
mann, Der fir Die Refte oes 8olfes
f1nlpite, porSu9slueiie fir Die &e6te
oes 8auernltanoes, Der, ieiuer 8eit
porauseiIeno, oas io3iaIe @erpifen
paf5urliien iuhte unO ieinem 8oIfe
ms Seruiiien iprah. 8enn iih Der
Seutihe 8auernbunO in ieincn 9e-
Itrebuneen seiitig perrpanOt iiibIt nit
frgenO einem SroBen unierer @e-
I6if,fe, Sonn lit Sies Sris Reiter,
Der 8orfGmpfer Ses 9euti6en 8au-
ernbuubes. Seine @iaa in giienaf,
Die uripriiuelib als Relttermuieum
in auslid)t genommen mar, ,piro
mebr unb mebr gu einer Crime
rungsitdtte fir einen anbern groben
9euti6en, fir 8idarb 8oener. Bol-
len mir oeutiden 8auern es rubig
NIT anieben, baB infer grober @or-
fGmpfer yaein Siiiung~ mebr bnt2
9as fpoIlen mir nidlt. Prof. 9oeSert,
Der erite nod Iebenbe &euterirter-
pret, bat Die Snitiatipe ergriffen unb
In Berlin cine Heiiter auSitelurg
ms 2eben 9erufen Die bon Sebntau'
FenSen be iiitt tpirb. ltro Die
bier alts9eiteIGten TetterRelt-
qltien, Die @egenitdn6e ieines
tast1sliden @ebrauds unb ieiner
ilmgebuns, ieines Sdafiens unO iei-
mes &onnenS, baben ms oen @eOan-
Zen ein9eseben, unierm pluttOeut-
i6en 9i6terfonig, Dem SoIfsmanue
inb 8miern 8rfs &euter, cine bIet-
benoe @rineritnesitGtte 81 ihafieu
in Der Souptitd6t Oes Iei9S. Der
9eutide 9auernbunO bat einitimnig
bur6 iein BrGiioium beithIoiien, bieie
Sa6e in Die SQnO 81 nebmen. Gber
aud fir cine anbere gllfgnbe Be-
tradtet er iid ras De gteeite oortaH"
9os lit 6ie llebernabme oes geiitieen
Grbes bon Sris Rellter. @r
mill auf Ser @rlnOIoge pater-
IGnOiiHen @mpfinOeus lmo faiier-
treuer @eiinnilng in freibeitlidem
glusbau unierer poIitiiden. frlturel-
len unO ioSialeit 6rageu Die Sheen
unO Sie 3iele, Die unierm 6ris Reuter
oorgei6pe6t baben, linierem 8olfe
ourd unermiiOIi6e 9lrheit nGber
bringen un0 praftii6 gu perlpirfIi6en
iu6en. lin poritebenoem 3pede 3u
bienen, lit Ole 6ris 8euter Spen0e
begriin6et iporOen. 3ur @rrei6ung
unieres 3ieIes uerfaufen mir SieeeI-
marfen 5u 10 TfEnnis unS gu 5 Bf.
oas Stiid in Sericr bon ie 10 Stiif
in ie 10 oerihieOenen 6arben, ge-
I6niidt nit Dem 8iIoe 5ris Reuters,
un0 bitten ale uniere 5reun6e in
Sta0t un6 9ar6: Sbrei6t feinen
@rief in Sieiem Sabre, obne i'm NIT
Ger 8ris Seuter Marfe auf Der
gfiidieite 6u iflieBen ifreibt feline
&nrte. obre iie aui ser Soroer. oSer
Stiidieite nit Ser 5ris Heltar Warfe
Al befleben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Gin @aiIentoSssnrtfeiI anf Slennipn

SSn Ser fran50iiiden 4oIonie ae.
union purOe Dor einissr 9eit cine
9onOe BON aht Ierioneu pegen oiel,
faher 0ForOe 3um SoOe uerurtbeiIt.
9as Soltpt Sieier 9an6e mar elm
8oitberer Ramens Saint @u, Der
glut fir ieine 8eridn0rung braud.
tie. Die 9nnoiten tranfen tbeiIs Sas
BIut Ser Opier nui Der SteIIe, tbeiIs
tiiIlten iie es in SGaihen. Die gtften
Ses Pro5eiies murOen iett noh5rmf.
reid eeihidt, neil 6te @naoenfom.
miifion iiber bas StifIaI Der gum
Soae 8erlirtDeilten bei9Iieben ion.
Ole ofientIide Metnuno in &eunion
bofft, bab Ser @eredtisfeit freier
2auf gelaHen tperbe.
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8pctensN Numbi6au.
Snl no.

Sin furhtbnres StraBenbabn' unsliid,
bel benz 81 RsriOneu gstOotst uno 20
f6mer perlest wOroen iino, erei9nste
fid, ,nei Wteilen nOrolit uon Stuun'
ton, 81. Sin in nOroli6er Hihtun9
fabrenoer 8assn tOllibirte nit einem in
eutssssn 9eiestsr &i6tuns onber tOm'
menoeu, aus Orei SSasen beitebenoen
@rturiiOns5us. Dieter mar bis uuT
ben lsstsn Sis nit YaIiuSirren bsieet,
bic nab ct. 4Ouis Sur YaruOe oes per-
i6leierten PrOpbetsn fabren wollten.
Der i6redlite llnfall 1T our6 Die
9ta6ldiliofeit unO ben &eidtiinn oes
@Onbufteurs unb WiOtOrfiibrers oes in
nDrOli6er Gi6tuns fabrenoen WaseHS
peruriaht moroen.
Das Deutidtbum Der StaOt @lsus
Lamb, Staat unO &ano. Die Sahe oCs
3isIbewuBteu 2iberulismuS uno Der nab
rem Demofratie bat einen Ihweren, lbier
unerieslidsn Ysrluit erlitten. Capt.
98illiam Badus, Der iiberieugun9streue,
ielbitloie uno unsrihrodsne YorfGmpier
beutlher Sbsuls, Der Yerfe6ter unO
S6roerer beS 6orti6ritts uui alien @e'
bieten oes pUlitildGn uno Uirtblhaftli.
den &sbens, lit nift mebr. Su ieiner
98Obnuns in @leuelanb, g., 1T Der
Observation-Disclosures, uudoem er meb'
rere MOnate um Wiassntrebs selitten,
pom Eooe babinseruift wOroen.
Die YebUrben in SOS glugeles. @nl.,
i1einen auf @runO Der un9eitsllteu In
teriu6uns gu Der ieiten llebrrSeu9uus
9efommen gu iein, baB Die ourb cine
@rplOIiOn ueruriudte 3eritOrun9 Oes
vGimes". .@ebauoes, bel Der mcbr ais
Swansis BeriOusn ibr NGben einbiibten,
auf Gin DDnumit' 9Ittcntat iuriidiuiiib'
rem lit. 9luf ioll Der Seriuh semudt
moroeu lein. Die WObnun9en oes Seiis'
erS Der pIimes", @eueral SarriiOn
@raD .Stis, uno bes Sefretars Der
Mer6ants' uno Wianufacturers' slHo'
citation, s. 8. 3eebunosluur, gu 3eritO'
rem. sluf bic Serbaftuns Der Dgnu'
mit.8sri6wOrer iino bis iest i'm @au'
3eu 100000 SelObuunS uusselest.
Serr::. Subj. correipOuOirsnoer
uno protOtOllirenOer SefretGr Oes 0iOrO'
OItli9sn SdnserbunOes uno Der Sereiu'
isten SGnser uOn 9biluOelpbiu, iOwtc
8rai iiOent Oes philadelphia Guurtett'
Clubs, lit bort in ieiner SBObnuu9 i'm
alter, BON 63 Subren Der 3udertrant'
bsit erleseu. 9err Subj mar i6On felt
mebreren Sabren leioeno 9eweieu, aber
feline fraftiee SOrpercOnititutiOu battle
bem 9eibeu erfOlsrsi9 SBiberitanO selei'
ftet, bis Dor einisen &O9en bur6 einen
Stur3 BON eiucm StraBcnbabnwaSen
Der Sob bsI9leunist wurOe. Der Ser'
Itorbene mar in SOlu 9sbOren uuO ieit
1860 in BbilaOelpbta auiailiS.
: Sn Ntilwaufee, @isc., puroe um
letten Srsitas Der Deuti9e Gag Sefei'
ert, uuO obwObl wdbrsno Der Cages
ituuben feline Uffentlids DsmOuitratiOu
itattfanb, mar ss bod cine md6tise
sauubsebuns um Gbsno, bic 3susuiB
buuOn ablests, buB Die Dsuti6su ssiOu'
men iiub, ibrs Spru6e, ibrs Sittsu unO
@sbrau6s in Oieism 9auOs uufredt gu
erbattsu unO, wsun uOtbis, aud Safiir
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gudj Gin Grfuls.

Grat: ,Run, baben sic aud IN Der
Sommerfrii6e oas $oIjbnden betrie.
ben, Sos i6 Semen empfobIen batte9"
9sntient: reIbitperitGnSltdl Bonn
Woreen bis gum atbeabl"
Grjt: LIMB Der GrfoIg9"
9Satiert: r@robartis; Bebr Wab
Bier Dertros' Id iest pro Gaal"
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Die gerbaftnns Der SnlpeIeuOiebc
uuH ct. RuriB.

Die 9iebe. Die Der Srau Bacon in
ct. Roris foiibare Supelen entpen.
bet batten, iino luie beridtet, oerbaf.
tet porben. gs iin0 Oies Der &eaner
gattaneo in 8ihp, bel 0em eie SSu.
peleu auiseiimoen ipuroen, unO
ieiue Srail Die 9ammer5ofe Der
6rau Bacon. Die ausIieierung Sat.
ruueos miro uuf acknowledgements
OerIanet Der0en.