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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
GIRL WITH RELIGIOUS
MANIA CRUClFIES HERSELF

Rome. jan S-A servant girl in Turin
became possessed recently of rell-
gious mania. The woman, who em-
ployed her, found her cruciiied.
The girl. after placing thorns on her
head and inflicting a severe wound oil
her chest, nailed her feet and her left
hand To the boards of her bed and
spent the night suffering torture. When
discovered she was unconscious. She
was taken to the hospital in a critical
condition.
She said tnat out Of love for Christ
she voluntarily crucined herself. Her
reason, she said. was that she wished
TO share Chrst's sufferings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
OGDEN WOMAN DIES
At THE AGE OF 1O4
Mrs. Mary Kavanaueh Passes Peace
fully Away ut the Residence
OF Her Daughter.
Especial to The News5

Ogden. Jan. s.-Mrs. Mary Kava-
naugh. the oldest woman in Ogden, died
at noon today at the home OF her
daughter. 212s Sherhourne avenue, OF
infirmities Incident to old age She
was born in Ireland 1o4 years ago, and
came to America 81 years ago. and to
Utah 3s years ago. coming here with
her son James Kavanaush. a prominent
railroad contractor OF those early days,
who operated from Terrace. She lived
there a short time. but she has resided
most OF the time in Ogden. She Is we'll
known in this city as we'll as in Salt
Lake. She is survived by one daughter,
IL grandchildren and largo number of
great t-grandchlldren. Funeral announce
ment will be made later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
JUDGE TAKES A RAP
At SALOON KEEPERS
Declares They Have Too Many
Schemes of EvadiaS tie Law
Finds Alexander Guilty.

Nick Alexander, one of the proprie-
tors of pool and billiard hall, was
found guilty by Judge Bowman this
morning of violating the pool table
ordinance by keeping the place open
on Sunday.
The defense sought to show that
Alexander could not be guilty of violat-
ing the ordinance inaSmuch as he was
simply a member of club or corpora
tion, The case. upon an agreed state
ment of facts, had been submitted to
Judge Bowman and, In rendering his
decision, the court took occasion to
make a few caustic remarks relative 20
the schemes hatched by saloon men
and keepers of pool halls to evade the
law.
Judge Bowman declared that in this
case, 1t was quite apparent there was
a deliberate attempt to escape punish
ment for violation of the law, and that
the keepers of the place had undoubted
ly permitted the games to run on Sun
day. He called attention to the fact
that there are but three officers In the
so-called club. and there was no pro-
vision for a meeting of stockholders
until 1911. After finding the defendan.
guilty as charged, Jan. IA was the date
set for sentence.
H. r Robinson, q druggist, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, was the
next loser following a hard fight. 1t
seems that Chief Barlow gave to his
secretary. Herman L. Bauer. money
with which to purchase liquor from
Robinson. The evidence showed that
Robinson sold the liquor. Counsel for
tho defendant argued that. as the city
was q party to the offenSe and in fact
invited a violation of the ordinance,
the accused could not be held. Judge
Bowman took different view of the
matter and said there is a law against
the sale of liquor on Sunday, and that
the person selling 1t. no matter to
whom. would be guilty of the offense.
Robinson will be sentenced Monday
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
RAILROAD COMPANY FINED
FOR NOT KILLING WEEDS

New York. Jan. S.-For failing TO cut
the weeds. brush and grass along tho
company's right of way in Smithtown.
L. l., jury In the Suffolk county su-
preme court has rendered a verdict os
$4,000 against the Long Island railroad.
The damages asked were $4,000. COW
cring two years of neglect on the COM
pany's part.
under the forest. fish and game laws
of this state enacted in 1900 requiring
railroad companies to clear their right
of way at least twice q year. The rail-
road company will appeal the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
VEGETABLES SNAPPED UP.

The first shipment of southern Califor-
MIA vegetables since the flood through
Meadow Valley Wash, arrived this morn
ing. over the Southern Pacific via Sac
ramento. They came by express con-
signed to prominent firm on west First
South street. and were found on open
ing to be all right. The consignment
did not last long, the Arm say. about
10 minutes OF course during the close
of through traffic over the Salt Lake
Route. all fruit and vegetable shipments
will come over the Southern Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
DINNINY FILES REPORT.
Seventy-fou Cases Against the City
With Aggregate Demand of S95 ,265.

City Attorney II. J. Dinniny fled his
annual report with Mayor John S.
Bransford this morning. During the
years 1908 and 1909, there were IS civil
suits filed against the city and 81 pend
ing making total of n cases. There
were II cases disposed OF in 1908 and 3
disposed OF in 1909, leaving 81 cases
pending on Jan. /. 1910. Twenty-Five OF
the cases were decided In favor OF the
city, were rendered against the city
and were compromised and were dis
missed. The aggregate demanded In
these suits was s95, ,965 and the city paid
s2.46s.64.
In the criminal court there were 1924
prosecutions which netted the city $1i.-
496.40 In fines and forfeitures There
were 3.713 prosecutions In the same
court in 1909. but the revenues from
fines and forfeitures amounted to only
SG,S59.1o. Thirty-seven cases were ap-
pcaIed. Dinniny reports that he has
Sl67 40 to his credit In the contingent
fund at the beginning of the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
CAMPAIGN FOR
TWENTY CENT COTTON

New Orleans, Jan. SIT was an
nounced on the New Orleans cotton eN-
change that Frank B. Hayne, for moro
than a decade one of the biggest fac
tors in the cotton future market, had
left for New York with w. p. Brown.
the bull leader. 1t is understood that
the campaign for 20 cent cotton will
be waged not only in New Orleans and
New York, but also in Liverpool.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
DELAYED MAILS.

The malls Mt the postofice are begin
ming to como in on something like time.
the trains having overcome the snow
handicaps which have been causing all
sorts OF trouble for the past week.
While all OF them are late. from two to
six hours. the deliveries are regular and
the conditions are fast approaching the
normal status of ordinary winters.
Tho Salt Lake Route is' tied up and
all man matter from the west is routed
through by way of Sacramento over
the Southern Pacific. All of the Los
Angeles mail. which ordinarily Is routed
over the Salt Lake Route, Is being
sent to Ogden and west over the South
ern Pacific
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
SEVENTEEN-YEAR-0L0
BOY KILLS SAFE BLOWERS

Tallahassee, Fla. Jan. SIN a strug-
gle early today with two safe-blowers,
Paul Sauls. II years of age. who was
left to watch the postofice building.
shot and killed them both in the base
mont of the building. The boy was
only slightly injured. The cracksmen.
both of whom were white. have not
been identified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
SENATE COMMITTEE
STARTS ANOTHER FIGHT

Washington, Jan. S.-Another fight be-
tween the Insurgents and the organiza-
ton in the house has been precipitated
by the action of the senate committee
on public lands today In reporting a
resolution authorizing the appointment
by the vice president and the speaker
OF joint committee to investigate the
Balllnger-Pichot controversy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
JURY FINDS REV.
w. M. STUCKEY GUILTY

Ottawa, Kan, Jan. S-Rev. w. NJ.
Stuckey, the ex-minister of Williams
burg, Kan. who has been on trial here
charged with abducting Lorena Suth-
erland, his 16-year-old parishioner, was
found guilty by a jury today The
case probably will be appealed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08

school. and formerly chairman of the
athletic committee on the university,
died today.
Dean Ames who was GO years old was
leading authority on suretyshp, ad-
miralty. partnership and equity jurls-
diction and author OF numerous legal
reviews.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
FORESTER ROBERTS CALLED.

Ogden. JAN s,-A f. Roberts. assistant
forester of the United States, who has
been In attendance on the National Wool
growers association. left for Washing
ton today In response to Instructions
from Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
OPPOSE TINKERING.

Our industry having received the
recognition due its Importance In the
protection afforded 1t by the recently
enacted Payne-Aldrich tariff law, and
fully realizing that nothing 40 ouicLi,,
demoralizes sheep husbandry as tariff
tinkering. we, therefore strongly on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
PROF. J. p. AsiEs DEAD.

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. S.-Prof. James
Parr Ames. dean Of the Harvard law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
UNIFORM BOUNTY.

'Reallzing that the stocl<men OF the
public land states suffer great loss each
year from the depreciation OF Wild ami
mails and believing that an ample and
uniform bounty Will ultimately result
In the eradication OF such animals. ana
the lack OF such bounty VIII result IN
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
9anSLidls Ssdlseit.

Sn Dem maleriiden 9orfe 8arnes
in Der 8retaene fanb cine SofbeitS.
feitIi6feit itatt, pie iie niht oft Dor.
fommen 6iirfte. 9iusi grautpaare,
BON benen Der eine 8rGutiedm unb
bic eine 9rout @eihipiiter pareu,
Iieben benz GbereIauben gum Sros
Iih gemeiniam trauen irno idpelgten
nit 1900 eeIabenen @aften 5pei Ia.
se long in ben Geniiiien oes 'S9mau.
lens, 3e6ens uno aoraens. Die bel.
ben iunsen ebemdnuer fnb ebenio
pie ibre Sfppiessrodter e6te breto.
iite 8ouern. Oa iGnrmtIids GbeiI.
nebmer an oieier DoppeIbotseit in
Der tIeibiimen 8oIfstraht Der 8re.
taare erihienen, bot Der SofSeits.
aug, Der iib untsr ben RlGrsen meh.
rerer OluiiffapeIlen Sur &irde bepes.
te, elm Invertebrates, tarbenreides
Bib. gertiIgt purben bon ben on
bertbaIb touierS Berionen flint i'm
san3en gebrntsne Odieu apan1ig
aGlber, neun Sdpeine, 240 Siibner
unb einige 3entnsr feiner iunger &e-
miiie uno Sriihte. Dos Sauptse.
trGnf biI6ete apfellpein, bon oem 81
rieiise S6Iier seIeert poroen fino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Ter gepfGnSste SalpH.

Dor etrtiger Belt mahte eirs Rotia
bic Rurt6e ourd Die Yrefie, tponad
Der Seftion @iien bes gieberrbeini.
iben 8ereins fir 9uftidifffabrt elm
8aIlon bonn 6isfus gepf6noet NOR
ben, neil Die Seftion eitre tbr bon Der
Disqualification &oln auferlegte
Sdenfungsiteuer ni6t be3abIen
tpoIlte. es ban6eIte iih Inn Die 8ei.
trGee 5ipeier itiftenber DlitgIir Ser i'm
@etrase bon $4,000 D6arf, Il = lr Die
Disqualification cine Steuer bon
2240 Warf berlanste. 9ie Seftion
@iien fab fid, aud genGtbigt, Die
Steuer unter Borbebalt Su SabIen,
Inn ben 8aIIon nidt bis 3ur @ntidei.
6upe bur6 ben SinaBminiiter
oifBer 8etrieb Su iesen, un6 um eine
8erfteigerirflg oes Balloons, aie bon
Der 3oabeboroe bereits dnseIest iodr.
au bermei0en. 9ie gnti6eiouns 6es
SinanSmtrtiters 1T iest ersansen.
Sie Lautet, tpte foIst: rDie sesen bic
@ntideibuns Der Disqualification gu
&oIn bonn 2. DECEMBER 1909 erbobene
tpeitere Beidtper6e bonn rs. Sanudr
oieies Sabres era6te i'd fir beeriir.
bet. 9a Die bon Dem Serrn 2eea.
tiorsratb Or. Rriipp b. 8oblen uno
SaIbad 3u eiien unb Dem Ebeiniid.
DeftfGIiiden 4obIeniprbifat ebenoa.
ieIbit an ben 9erein seaabIten ein-
malieen getr1ee bon 5000 Rarf urb
10000 Rarf aur erIansuna Der bau.
ern6en WiitsIieSidaft seaabt toorben
itnt, 10 Iieaen Die Boralisiesurgen
elmer iteuerpflidttsen Sdenfun9
ni6t Dor. Sd babe bic senannte
disqualification nit anipeiiuns Der.
ieben, Ole 6ur4 bic abgeanberteu
Steuerbeihei6e 6es erbifaftsiteuer.
amtes su @IberfeIo bonn &c. Sftober
borisen Sabres seforoerte Sfetds-
fdenfiHssiteuer in Sobe bon 270 De.
un6 1870 Wearf fallen 5u Laffen.
ga. b. @beirbdben." Der 6isfus,
Ser ia iorTt einen sroBen wasen bat.
muBte alio ben 8aIlsn rtbis ~iteieen
ToIIeu~, itott Inn AZ beriteigern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
9asaIier als Ssdjita1lsr.

9ie aff1re WeuIemeeiter, aber bic
mir ieinerssit beridteten, III isst sa'
6urd in elm neues Stadium estre.
ten, Sab Der oerbaftete Econ be Reii'
Iemeeiter auf griuhen Der 2onboner
3riminnlpoIi5ei nad England aus.
aeIieiert por6en. Dteulemseitsr CAB
ii6 bel ieiner Berbaftuns. bic in
einem eritflaiiigen 8erIiner Sotel er.
iolste, nls Sobn eines belgiihen
@robinSuItrieIIen aus. er bate nit
ieinem Sreunbe artbur nan ben e1n.
ben aus 9riisse eiue rei6e 8ittue
Us. aus amerifa UeranIobt, ibm an
geblih jur 9edrlns DOR Spielihul.
ben $4,000 Wnrf gu seben. Die
StaatsanDaltihaft iteIIte nod eini.
ger 3eit bos Strafperfabren Elm, neil
nah ben @rmitteluuaen ansenommen
tpurbe, oaB Die ameritanerin bas
@eI6 aIs 8orIebr esgeben babe unO
6esbaIb nur nit elmer 8toiItlage Dor.
seben fonne. sluf freien SUB seiest,
tpurSe Der iunge oaapaIier bier Bc.
den ipGter aui 8ernrlniiune Der Con.
boner ariminoIpoIi5ei abermals per-
baftet. SSn 2onoon bat er Elm Ber-
IenboIsbanS, oas elmer Dame sebort
un6 10000 Warf pertb lit, 5ii @eloe
aemodt uno oieies fir iit uerbraubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
0ermtfmte6 GnIaub.


- Su 9Os Gnseles, Gal, itarb Souis
S6reibsr, elmer Der beoeutenoitsu @or'
uetiiteu.
-Su Stlaboma @itp, Sila.. ftarb
Stautslefret6r 0illiam SO. @ros lam
SerSidlag.
-Sn Sod Sausn, Ru.. itarb Der
friibsrs Staatsienutor 9. R. Psale i'm
80. &ebensjubr.
- Sun @siddftsbiitrttt pom Spo'
fame, SBa.. brad Elm Seuer aus, weldss
einsu SdaOsn uOn $780, ,OOO. .auri9tsts.
-SH slatid. Ntaf.. ftarb @onsreb.
abssorbneter @barlss o. 6irrsll,I Der
Sertrstsr beS piertsu Diitrittsl bon
Waifa@uietts.
-Su Manbaiett, u. g., murbe elm
Sutider gum MitslisO oss Sdulrutbs
sewdblt. Sein @esuer mar elm mebr'
IuueI utIutuHut.
- Sn Der umseseub BON WfOunt
Scott. Sfla.. bsrridt i6on felt LANCER
3eit cine iOl9e Dirre, baB Die Sarmer
bic sauie @rnts Su uerlisreu fiirdtsH.
Bring Eiai Sium uno aomiruI
Sab, Die dineiiidsu 5lottenfommilidri,
weroeu I'M Serbit uud ben Ssreinisteu
Stuaten fommsn, I'm bier SlOttenanse'
le9enbsiten 3u itubiren.
RraiiOsut Eaft fat alls feline Gu.
sasements, bic er fur HeOsn I'M 8eftsn
unO SlOen sema4t, wiosrrufen unb
Susleid erfIdrt, oaB er in Der .3utunft
uur islten Rebsu balten tperbs.
Der Stsusr 9iepiiiousbsbDrbs In
SbicaSo purbe mitsetbsilt, baB In Cool
County Biir9sr aftien In ausldnbiihen
SorporatiOnen gum @eiammtbetras uon
5000. 900, 900 bsiissu, fiir bic iie feline
Steusrn bebableu.
-SObn @riffin Carlisle. Der wdbr'
emo bes 8tdfioent @Ieuelauo's ;psitem
Gmtstermin S4asamtsiefretdr mar,
itarb in 9tsp gorf an sinsm GnfaGl uon
9er3idwdde, Der ourd cine Baiierse'
idwullt on Der 9unse peruriadt por'
ben mar.
-Sames .. 8att, Der alteits Dope.
idenrtoattsur Der afOciirten Prefe, lit
in isiusm 9sim in 9tuibuille, Tenu., i'm
Gltsr uon 81 Sabreu seitOrben. @r
mar in isiusm SADIE uuBsrOrOsutlid sr'
fabrsu uno bate i'm 9aufe ieiuer lanssn
Dienitjsit bic @rmorouns Orsier Prdii'
Osnten, 9iucoln, @arfielO uuo Rc3in.
lsp. rsOattiOuel ju bsbauoelu Ssbubt.
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&u6ldnb.

- Aus 2onoou pirO bas ableben bes
bstanntsn @arriiatursn;si6ners bss
-Pund.- 9iulsp Sambourne. semslost.
-Su benz Suuram Diitritt in Sp.
rien iiuo einbuubsrt @briften ermorOet
porosu. Die tiirfiide Resisruus fat
Truppsn bortbin beorosrt.
- Gus Der Stabt 9titOlaispSf purbs
mad ct. Rstsrsburg semelbet, oaB 200
Slider Die Opfer sinss Eaifuns sepOr'
ben iiub uuO in ben 5lutbsn Oes amur
ibreH COB sefunoeu babeu.
SnfOlss beutid feiu6lider aus-
idreituussu ju Gbemenau In OiieoerOit'
errei6 bat bic Resisruns cine braitiide
gsrfiisuns sstrcffsu. Die tidediide
@smsiuoe'S 'Ssrtretuns oes Srtss lit auf'
sel6it porosu.
- Die tiiriiide Resisruus ftebt nit
Deuti6lanb iibsr ben anfauf Der aus
bsm Sabr 1891 ftammsuOsn 9inisnidiffs
A.. 8ranoenburs" uno ~aurfiirft Sriebri9
0ilbslm" in llutsrbanOluns. Die 9ta6'
ridt itammt aus @ouftantinopsl.
Utuior Serwurtb bon SittsnfslO
pom Osutiden @ensrulitub 1T gum Dii,
litdratta6e Der 8otidaft in Baibinston
unb Der Seiuuotidaft in MsrifO uls
gladfolssr bss bisbertssn Gttu9es,
Otaior b. 4iuouius. ernannt morbsn.
- 9aut Mslbuns aus Mss Iinb bort
sablrei6e Soloaten on Der Rubr er.
frautt. Gom aommanbo finb iofort
Die i6arfftsn DtaBrsssln Der abiperruu9
aussorbnst wOrOsn. aud pirb Die
sriinOlidfts DssinfiSiruns uOrssnumr
men.
- gllssmeine Gbsitnabms srrsSt BE
Sunoe bon benz traurtseu Saidial, bas
siusu uussisbsusn @slebrtsu BON SuOa'
psit bstrOffsn bat. RrOfefor WtabpulO
LIT plOslid irrfinnis seuOrbsn uuO bat
in cine 9etIanitalt sebraat tuerbsn mill
fen.
= Gin 9Obnftreit Sniidsn ben 8sis.
eru uu6 anssitellten Der SaummOllefa.
briieu, bic ben Suupt Snbuftrie,psis
uOH @nidsoe, 9Ollunb, bilbsn, fat iu
elmer uOllitanoissu Gusiperruus ssfiibrt.
Die 3abl Der ausssipsrrtsn bslauft fi6
auf stna 10000.
-PrOfsfOr Or. Mar Rubner BON
Der meoiSiuii9su Saiultdt Der 8erliner
llniusriitdt lit gum ReftOr fur bas
ua&ite Sabr sspdblt pOrOsn. @r pirO
Osr Sia4fOlssr Oss Ssssnwartissu Rsi.
tors RrOfsTor Grid S6mibt uon Der
pbiIOiCphii&su 5atultat.
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Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
S.Iasar.. eadapanna uuo @.Hsrn sata.


Sn Rraft ben "a. Sunt 1906
eHoli9-8rldbt Scranton fir RsB gprI
am 2.05, 800. Cos. 500. 1920, Dorm. ,
~. 10, 3.25 unb $40 Ra&mittaas. G6,
RES Sort unb philadelphia, um 500 Born. :.
f2.40 uue 3.35 Ra&mftiaas. Ni,
Tsbsbauna, $40 Ra&mittaas. o
@5rAItG Buffalo um 1 .f5,6.25u. 600
Rpr.; i.55. $40 unb tt.f0 Ra6mittoos' aiir
BiusbamtoH, GImira uHb 3pif&tnfattrn,r nm nm
1910 Ror. uut los Rd&m. Mir SsB,on
Ssratuit unb Utica. um IFS unb 6.25 Wsp,
f.55 Ra&mtttass. Ssrtap. @procuj, mi
Utica 3us um 6.25 Ror. I6uft t6aIidb. ousa,.
usmnsu Sonutaes. Sir RpntrSl, nm o IN
Ror.; los uub $40 Ra&m. NidpITor gr,
ssmoeattpu. IN, 400 Ra&mittaas. gtno.
ha napteu AteeH ceattcu, ,um 6.f5 Ra6mitlaos
0leomsburs 9ibiHon-sBaI6st @rantsr
tar RcrtbambtrIanb Tim 6.35. 1920 Rpr. =,
I .55 unb $40 Ra&m. 8ir plymouth um 9. .O5s
Na&mtttass.
SOnntaas'8dae.
sRbll&-Bar Rtp gprf um 2O5. 3oo
SOS nnb 1920 Rurssus; 3.35 unb $40
RaGm. O'-'
RSrnIi& - 8Hr Buffalo nm f.f5. uut
6.25 Wcr.; 1.55, $40 unb ff.fO RoGm
6ar 9tnebanitpn unb 3pif&snGfaiipntn, 8. .0C
uue 1910 Bsrmittags.
DIoomsbnrg 9ibtiion-grIdat @uautpu
q N 1920 Wcr. unb $40 Ra&mittaas.
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ea6aiuaHua & BbOmiHs Ballet.
(eaureI ginie.)

9ptfGtn SnuntoH unb @iIfts.Baus.
3aas ytrIadtn Scranton um 90, 2. 40, 3 90
400, 500 une 600 Nsratns. I'm S 40 Rpr.
gems an WoGtntaetn unb alIt udmfcIosuS,
IsaHsis WiHuttu, uHb um 700 Rpratns an
SpnntaasH uHe aut Ha&foIasubt ,pan,ia Rt.
nutsa bts uns tuIIuHst f2 90 giadts, In mfi.
FsssSarre al Rinuttn ibdttr aufcmmtub.
erbrtsiass, aur Ia Ttttstpn aubdIt.ub, Str.
aHtH SudHtUu due Stunbe i6aIiH, ausas.
nsHiHisn Ssuntdas uub 8tftrtastu. BON 7.fs
MeTssas BE 7.t9 ahsubs. uub trtfsn IN Bil.
tte.oart 30 Riuuttu fpdttr sfH.
Oenevtv DttHR ,wif6,n SCRANTON. Ras aue
1aSt, eHMa parf, psttrsburd uub DuHmors.
Stset BabErLdR fir asb6dbef5rbeTHbs 3aas.
6SattR Nraff an 8. SHItiSO7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11

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The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
LAST OF RUSTZERS|

"Rebranding was common in those days. A figure five would be changed to a letter B, half-moon would be embellished with letter or a char acter and it took skillful eye to de- tect the change In many cases we would kill the horse so as to examine the inside of the hide.
 "In order to get information we had to resort to many peculiar methods. At one time I acted as bartender in a saloon three weeks so as to watch a suspected rustler that l afterwards landed. Often the officials hired out to ranchers under assumed names so as to get in with the gang.
 Many amusing incidents happened in the capture of these men. I remember eight years ago, when Kid Trailer, who has just been found guilty here, was arrested for the theft of some grain and harness Constable John Moore made the arrest Trailer was scheduled to play at dance giv- en by Ed Sherman that night and Jones, who was known as Gentleman Dick Jones saddled his horse, held up the constable and freed Kid and took him back to play for the dance
 Jones kidnapped deputy sheriff named King, keeping him for three weeks at menial labor. King escaped and posse after posse started after
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
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Dr. Russell Wallace. scientist. once told an amusing experience he had while ghost hunting" in a country graveyard.
 Walking among the graves one night in the company of the sexton, who claimed to have seen the "shad- owy form" Dr. Wallace asked, Have you any idea whose ghost it was you saw"
 q can't tell you, sis" was the re- ply; but over there lies a man who had three wives. On the stone of the first there is My wife, on the second. My dear wife and on the third, My beloved wife If any ghost does walk hereabouts should say it is the first wife's."
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
CHANGE THE VIBRATION 1t Makes for Health.

A man tried leaving off meat pota- toes, coffee, and etc, and adopted a breakfast of fruit, Grape-Nuts with cream, some crisp toast and a cup of Postum.
 His health began to improve at once for the reason that meat eater will reach place once in a while where his system seems to become clogged and the machinery doesn't work smoothly.
 A change of this kind puts aside food of low nutritive value and takes up food and drink of the highest value, already partly digested and capable of being quickly changed into good, rich blood and strong tissue.
 A most valuable feature of Grape Nuts is the natural phosphate of pot ash grown in the grains from which it is made. This is the element which transforms albumen in the body into the soft gray substance which fills brain and nerve centers.
 A few days use of Grape-Nuts will give one degree of nervous strength we'll worth the trial.
 Look in pkgs for the little book, "The load to Melville" There's Reason"
 Ever read the above letter. new ne appears from time to time. They ire genuine, true, and full of human interest.