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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-31

less TINT dollar has has been see tsiiIx earned.
Every dollar received sho,iId represent
a. dollars worth of service rendered.
| The really big fortune, the swollen
| fortune. by the mere fact, OF Its Size
acquires qualities which dfferentiate
II In kind as wen as In degree from
what Is possessed by men Of relative.
~ small means.
Therefore I believe in graduated
income tax on big fortunes and in an
other tax which is FAR more easily
| collected and fer more effectve-a
graduated inheritance tax on big for.
tunes. properly safeguarded against
evasion aud increasing rapidly In
amount with the size OF the estate.
The people OF the United states suf-
fer from periodical financial panics to
adegree substantially unknown among
the other nations which approach us
Il financial strength. There Is no
reason why we should suffer what
they escape.
II Is Of profound Importance that
our financial system should be prompt.
~ investigated and so thoroughly and
effectively revised as to make II GER
tain that hereafter our currency viii
no longer fall at critical times to
meet our needs
II Is hsrdly necessary for me to re-
peat that believe In an efficient army
and navy large enough to secure for
us abroad that respect which is the
surest guarantee OF peace. Justice
and fair dealing among nations rest on
principles Identical with those which
control justice and fair dealing among
| the individuals of which nations are
| composed. with the vital exception
that each nation must do Its own part
In international police work. National
| friendships, like those between men,
must be founded on respect as well MS
on liking. on forbearance as well as
on trust. In all this II ls peculiarly
the duty of the United States TO set "a
good example.
or conservation / shall speak more
| at length elsewhere. Conservation
means development as much as II does
| protection. ] recognize the right and
the duty of this generation TO develop
| and use the natural resources OF our
land but do not recognize the right
| to waste them or TO rob by wastefu
use the generations that come after
us. The natural resources must be
used for the benefit Of all our peo-
pie and not monopolized for the bene-
| iii of few. That Is one OF the fun
damental reasons why the special in
terests must he driven out OF politics.
OF all the questions which can come
before this nation short of the actu-
al preservation OF It's existence I'm a
| great war there Is none which com
pares In Importance with the great
central task OF leaving this land even
| better land for our descendants than
II is for us and training them into n
better race 10 inhabit the land and
| pass II on.
Conservation is n great moral issue
for 1t Involves the patriotic duty OF in
| suring the sofety and continuance Of
the nation. Let me add that the
health and vitality Of our people are
| at least as well worth conserving as
| their forests waters. Iends and min
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work diligently and buIld one FOR hiHi.
self, thus by example showing that bis
own shall he safe from violence when
built"
1t seems to me that In these words
Lincoln took substantially the attitude
that we ought to take. He showed the
proper sense of proportion in his rela.
tive estimates OF capital and labor. OF
human rights and property rights.
Above all. in this speech. as in many
others. he taught a lesson in wise
klndliness aud charity IAN indlspensa.
BILE lesson TO us of today. But this
wise kindliness aud charity never
weakened his arm or numbed his
heart.
We cannot afford weakly 30 blind
ourselves to the actual conflict which
faces us today. The issue Is Joined,
and we must fight or fail.
In every wise struggle FOR human
betterment one of tue main objects
and often the only object has been to
achieve IN larger measure equality OF
opportunity. In the struggle for this
great end nations rise FROM barbarism
to civilization. and through II peoples
press forward from one stage Of en-.
llghtenment to the next.
one OF the chief factors In progress
Is the destruction OF special privilege.
The essence of any struggle for
healthy liberty has always been and
must always be to take from some one
man or class Of men the right To enjoy
power or wealth or position or im
munity which has not been earned by
service to his or their fellows.
Struggle For Self Government.
At many stnges IN the advance OF
humanity this conflict between the
men who possess more than they have
earned aud the men who have earned
more than they possess is the central
condition of progress
In our day 1t appeurs as the struggle
Of free men to galu aud hold the right
of self government as against the
special interests who twist the meth
ods of free government into machln
cry for defeating the popular Will
At every stage and under all circum.
stances the essence Of the struggle ls
TO equalize opportunity, destroy priv.
llege and give TO the life aud citizen.
ship of every Individual the highest
possible value both to himself aud 10
the commonwealth. 81
Practical equality Of opportunity FOR
all citizens when we achieve Il will
have two great results. First, every
man win have n fair chance TO make
Of himself all that In him lies. 10 reach
the highest point To which his capaci-
ties, unassistcd by special privilege Of
his own and unhampcrcd by the sp
cial privileges of others. can car
ry him and 10 get for himself
and his family substantially what he
has earned; second. equality Of op'
portunlty means that the common
wealth will get from every citizen the
highest service Of which he is capa-
hlc. No man who carries the burden
of the special privileges of another can
give to the commonwealth that serv-
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ice to which ft1s fairly entitled.
NJ / stand for The square deal. But
when say that am for the square
deal mean not merely that stand
for fair play under the present rules
of the game, but that stand for hav-
ing those rules changed so US TO wurl;
for more substantial equality of op.
poriunity and of reward for equally
good service.
This means that our governments.
national and state, must he freed from
The sinister influence or control Of spe-
cial interests. Exactly as the special
interests OF cotton and slavery threat.
ened our political integrity before the
civil war. so now the great special
business interests too often control and
corrupt the men and methods OF gov,
ernment for their own profit.
We must drive the special interests
out Of politics That is ono Of our
tasks today. Every special interest IS
entitled TO justicc-full. fair aud com
plete but not one Is entitled 10 u vote
In congress. u voice ON tile bench or
TO representation In any public Of
fee. The constitution guarantees pro
tectlon TO property. aud we must make
that promise good But II does not
give the right of suffrage TO any cor.
poration.
Control Commercial Forces.
The true friend of property. the true
conservative. Is he who insists that
property shall be the servant and not
the master Of the commonwealth who
insists that he creature Of mans max
Ing shall he the servant ana not the
master of the man who made IL, The
citizens of the United states must If.
fectiyely control the mighty eoinmer
clal forces which they have them.
selves called into being
There can Ice no effective control of
corporations while their political activ.
lty remains. To put an end 10 Il Will
be- neither a short nor an easy task,
hut II can be- done
We must have complete and effective
publicity of corporate affairs. 50 that
the people may know beyond perad
venture whether the corporations obey
She law ana whether their manage.
ment entities them 10 the confidence
pf the public. II Is necessary that
laws should be passed to prohibit the
use Of corporate funds directly or In.
directly for political purposes. II is
Dtlll more necessary that such laws
should be thoroughly enforced.
Corporate expenditures for political
purposes and especially such eypendi-
lures by public service corporations
have supplied one of The principal
sources Of corruption in our political
affairs.
II hus become entirely clear that
we must have government supervision
of the capitalization not only OF pub
lie service corporations, including par
tlcularly railways, but of all corpora
tions doing an Interstate business.
do not wish to see the nation forced
into ownership of the railways II II
can possibly be avoided. ana the only
alternative Is thoroughgoing and Of.
fectirp re"nlntion which shall bp based
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erals and that in tails great work the
national government must bear most
important part
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-31
GOOD CITIZENS
4 ARE NEEDED.
Roosevelt Takes Up Problem
" Of Our Government.
MUST CONTROL THE TRUSTS.

vs Net In Favor Of Government Owner
chip Of Railroads, He Says During
aosswston,is (kan.) speeeh--Finsn-
eiaI systems Should Be Investigated
st Once.
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6pbssHarf Roti,eii.

- Sin Wtann. Der Tags jupor auI
Der 9udupanua @iisnbabn ju TObpban'
no 9st6btet tpuroe, 1T am Donneritae
als Der Ruiis Sobn Saebsob BON @ni'
met Strass erfannt porben. Der Ser
unsliidts, wslbsr 26 Sabre off mar,
muroe i6aubsrbaft jerfleii6t.
Srau Billiam DedelnId bon 9u.
jsrns Strase purbe Samftae lsi9t Der.
lest, als Elm StraBenbabnwasen an Beft
Drinfsr StraBt in ibr autOmObil iru6'
te unb bic Maihine tbeilneiie 3ertriim'
merte. Shr Sobn @u9en, nelher oas
automobil leitste, entfam unuerltst.
Srau Wt. 9situer bon 8anoerpsn'
ter Guenus lit am Disnfta9 BON Buffalo,
u. o., juriidsetebrt, mo fie bic lesteu
paar Wtonate bel elmer Go9ter gum BE-
Iud meilte. Sie ma6te aud einen slb'
ite1sr na9 Tolsbo, g., nm sineu bort
wobnenoen SObn 3u bsiuden.
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ROrb Serantpu.

- Sn einem Wisisrbuell, bas li9 an
Sonntng slbeno an Nlbri9bt AuenuI
Snii6sn Nntonio Store unO Dominid
Po3cu3,i, btibe uon Blair Nuenus, er,
eignets. erbielt eriterer pier Stihpun'
ben. BON oentn jpei ssfdbrlih iino Der
Tbdtsr purbe Dem @sfdnsniB iibsrpis'
fen, Der Berwunoete mad BEN Sabne'
mann 9Oipital sebradt.
= Der 3Grpsr einss sttpa 60 Sabre
altsn Wtannes purbs Donnsritas 9iad.
mittus in 2afe Baiiett, nabs 5lestpille,
entbedt. Die Yeihe befau6 iid aussn'
iheinli4 idon felt eini9er 3sit I'm g8ul.
fer uno ni6ts fonnte In Der 3leibuns
sefunben werben, bas aufl6luB iibsr
bic Soentit6t 9eben niiroe. 9lm Ssreitaa
Duroe Der Wfauu our6 feline @attin als
VI. &. 9omitod BON Shool Strase er,
iannt. Sb er Selbitmoro besing obsr
3ufdlig ertranf, 1T unbeftimmt.
Srau Wfarp Oi Wtarlo BON Bro,
uioence Ronb puroe Sonntag Dforaen
uon tbrem Soitsdu9er @iopani Sauro
sweimal nit einsm Gai6enmsGer in ben
unterleib 9eitohen uno muste lpiter in
gefdbrlihsm 3uitano oem Sabnemann
SOlpital iiberwieien nerosn. g8ie Is
ibsint, bate Suurp ben Di Dtario's
Dor siuiser 3eit $45 sslisben, Die bis
auf S. Suriidbs,ublt pOrosn naren ;
meQen bieIer Summe Qab eS III perid,ies
osnen Wtulen 3wiiben Der Srau uno
Sauro Streit, 10 am SOuntas Wtorseu
wieoer elmer, uno julest mics ibn Die
Srau an, oaS Saus 3u perlaiien. Sauro
uerpei9erte oies aber obne iein 9elO uno
Sulest wuroe Die 6rau 10 erboit, oab Iie
cine slrt ersriff unO uuf ben Wiann sins
orau9. Sauro entri6 ibr Die Waffe uno
nls iie oieielbe nieber er9rsifen mollte,
jO9 tr elm GaidenmeHer unO itisB es ibr
Smeimnl in ben unterleib, 3pei sef1br.
li9e &unoen madeno. Sauro uerlies
bierauf Die BObuuu9 uno ma6te ii6
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BON Der Gnbfette.

8illinm Setter nnb Srdul. 3ats Rsh.
beibe pon 6ieier Seite, lisben ii9 leste
NOds Su SloOmsbnrs ole elm @bepaar
perbinben.
Bei Serrn unb Sruu Slorsnee 8. SsIs
riseel pOn @ebar auenue berridt aroBe
ssreube, beun es bat ii6 elm nunteres
EO6tsrlsin bel iSnsn sinssitsllt.
Srdulsin anna. To9tsr pOn Serrn
un6 5rau Rbilip Robinion, bic fi6 Dor
mebreren Wo1en elmer Operation un'
terwarf. 1T nunmsbr aus benz SOipitnl
beimsefebrt.
@sboren purbs: Den @bsleuten So
Iepb @iben pon Pittstou apenue unb
Sim Strabe cine To9ter, ben @beleuten
Charles 3sutbe uUn Wfeaoow aueuue
Elm Sobn.
Maoeline, bas 4jdbrise T6hterlein
Der @beleute Sobn 9leiu pom Broof
StraBe, ftarb am Samitas uno puroe
Ufonta9 im Satbeorale Sriebbofe be-
eroi9t.
Srau @arbnsr's @pnfeftlaben on Der
BittSton Npenue tpuroe porlesten Wtitt'
mod nm @isarren uub 81 In Gents be-
Itoblsn, nabrI6sinlib our6 Suaben, bic
Elm 5enitsr siuseitOssn battsn.
Der SO Sabre alts 5raut @sbI lift am
Sonntas in ieiner @ohnun9 an Pear
StruBs mad elmer Sranfbeit BON mebrs'
rem 8o6en ssitorbsn. @r pirb BON Der
Wittme unb iiebsn Sinoern iiberlebt
Die Beiissuns erfOlste seitern WtOrseu
i'm ct. Dtarieu 5rieobof bel ylo. 8.
Der Srissspetsrun @onrab Sung uor
Proipset Guenue 1T an 6rsitag i'm altsl
pon 65 Sabren CUR groBen Grmee einbe'
ruien morben. Der Serftorbene, fDelhei
ole 1Oidbrissr 9uabs uon Dsuti6lant
elnmanoerte uno lause Sabre oils Sorm
aieber pon Der Didion @ompanie an9e'
felt mar, mirb pon Der g8ittwe uni
pier G06tern Iiberlsbt. Die Beiiesunl
sriol9te am SOnntas nit militarii4er
@bren.
Der N Sun9er Wtannerhor" ernablt
Disnitas Abeno bic fOlsenoen Seamtsl
fir Oas lauienbe Subr: Praiioent, alf
rsb @utbsin3; 8iis FrGiioent. Gusui
0issrotb; BrOt. Ssfretar, sSilliam 8
Wfiller; Ssinan; Sstrstdr. Better 9ioll
S6asmeiiter, SrsO. Us. &irAbOff; vi
bliOtbttar, Siso. 9entslmann; 9ebilfe
@eOrse Sus; Reuiiions @Omite, Sreo
g8. 8irdbOff. SlOrence 9elrie9sl, Wfn
9sutelmuuu; Diriseut, Sobn z. SSat
fins.
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Rum MaOenfeil
Trik SOnlmeS.

Sn Solae 6es &blebens unieres &C.
nolien Sriebri6 DOmmss puroeu in
Der SPECIAL 8eriammluns pom 81.
9lu9uit 1910, folsenoe Seilsios Ve'
i@Iiiis sefuBt:
u Der Nrbtitr 8crtbiIbungs unt
aranfsn lInteliiBunss gsrsiu, ben bsrbsn
Berluf fttnts @tupItn aufs iitfits bteau-
rub, piiuI8t bisrmit ben 5iutTbIirbtntn
bts gsrifOrbtntn iriun iuuieftu 1bsiI.
uabmt ju perIihnn. ppis lfin tisfsffhblits
SsiItip ausSupriifsn.
o Die pfflitlIt 8rrsins Iraur aui
80 Gaat ausluetbntu uno eitiflbf burt
gnHoruus bee BGsius CHARTERS ju ism-
bpIiiiuH.
81 9etInt Ablhrifi ben 5intrrbIisbtnsn
bee 8trlfprbsntn iOptt an bic Rfpafticu
hes ,,Snanion Wp6tnblatt" fppis hes
Scranton 9Ournal bsbufs gnRHsnti6uns
ssIanssn ju laIisn.
5m Ramtn ess Arbsiisr 8pribiIpuus unb aran-
fen llntnlfiiBuuss gsrius jipusi:
Sris Spredler, Prdiioent.
Garl S8Olff, Setrstdr.
Gmil Marion,
@ultau Sente,
Satob Blum,
Committee.
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- Ote Wfaroine Seme napm SoH'
nsritas nod 3wsimonatli6sm Stilitano
ben Betrieb pieoer auf.
- Die Yerlobuns pon Srdulein Slo'
renee 8. Slime pon ylen gOrf nit @us
". 8rown uOn bier 1T an9etiinoist
m0roen.
- Wtihael gopns pon Wfinoofa, elm
0eramann in Der arhbalb 3ebs, wuroe
Donnsritas idauoerbaft Seroriidt uno
sstOotst, als i'm Elm 6elisnfal traT.
- Das Sanblsp @issntbum an Der
@de pon @1omins sluenue unb Spruce
Strass wuroe am Donnerita9 gum Rreis
uon $275.000 bur6 Wfger OauioOp
fduflih srwOrbsn.
- Die Polisei wiro ben 8sriuh mo.
den, bic ta9li6e SlOdiruns Der untsreu
Nadamanna aueuue, nslhe i6on leit
Sabren asrsernis srrsst. 5n beiritisen.
Die @ngrosbduoler uno 5armer iino
biesbeSiisli9 benahri6tist worosn.
- Der 55 Sabre alte 8aui6reinsr
@bas. Start uon @oroon Nuenue puroc
Dtontas 9indmittas on Der Bei6e bel
ben alls,@balmers Yine ctr. @erfeu
pom elmer Sadamanna Sofomotiue iiber'
fabren uno getOotet. Die Wittpr uno
msbrere Sin6sr iibsrlsben ibn.
= Die am Utontas absebultens Seier
bes arbeitertases ssitultete iih Su elmer
reht l66uen, oenn iie mar ourh bas
bette &stter begiinfti9t. Sin bubble
Enraoe fano YOrmittass itatt uno ON
Jiadmittus tuiOmets man iib oem Yer'
sniisen. Der Gag muroe all9emeln &C.
feiert.
- Die 20 Sabre alte Vi,jis @illiums
uon Sadamanna apenus mahte Dion
tas 2lbeno sinsn SslbitmOroperiud
wuroe absr In 3eit entOedt unb in ben
Staat Soipital nieoer pon Dem Slit
iiofi beireit, iooa6 iie seneien niro. Sir
Streit nit sinsm iunsen Wtann iou ous
WtGb6sn ju oem Tsriu9 9strisbsr
babsn.
- 3wei Utdnner nuroen setOotet
msbrere Psrionen idlimm usrlsst uni
cine sr0Bere anSubl Serihunoen uno ger
i6nittsn, oils am 5reitae Spti Grie Pai'
iasier,ise nubs Sate grisl in einanoei
tra6ten. Die @st6btstsn finb: DanieI
Smith, Der Yotomotiulsitsr, on Raul
auenue in Dunmore wobnbaft; Sobu
y. Wfhllsr, Ssi,er. an 9roue Strabe,
Dunmore. tpObnbaft; beioe weroen Don
ben 99ittnen uno 9inbern iiberlebt,
SerIhieosne Beriousn wuroen jiemlif
i6limm, absr nibt lebensgsfdhrlih per-
lsst, mdbrenb anoere nit unbe6eutenoen
Yerlebun9en enttamen.
- Der Chauffeur SEQ. Bubb raunts
am Sonnta9 abeno on SadiOn Strabs
ben 25 Sabre ulten Srant gBito pon
Sloan apenue nit ieinem Nutomobil
nieoer uno perleste ibn am Sopfe, bod
fonnte surIsit nidt isit9eitellt perosn,
Oh er aud einsu S6doelbrud erbalten
bate; i'm Staat SOipital erfldrte man
feline Serlesuus fir ssfdbrlid. Dis
StraBs mar ssOrdnst nit StaIieueru,
uts YuOb nit isinsr Maidine ansefub'
rem fam sr pollte cine slnIabl ainOer
permsiOen unb traf oann 9Bito. 8ubS
mubte mad bsm unfull 3ur uubelisssn.
ben Poli3eiitation flieben, oenn SSito's
Setaunte madten ii4 biuter ibm Der
uuO elmer fudtelte nit einem Uteher in
Der Suit berum, um Ga6e fir ieinen
SreuuO idrsisnb. 8uOo waro ipdtsr
se9sn s 500 8arsiaaft sutlalien.
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Fusz innerhalb des Seitenweges an be-
sagter Avenue, NIT dem Recht, einzu-
schlieszen, okkupiren und zu benutzen lO
Fusz vorne Won besagter Lot ais Keller
veg, Piazza, Portico. Vorfenster oder Ges.
traeuch, aber nicht init dem Recht, irgend
Elm Gebauede darauf zu errichten; und Its
dasselbe Eigenthum an Martha L. Nc
Donald uebertragen Won Margaret +.
Adams und ihrem Gatten durch ihren DEED
datirt den 23. Tag in November, 1904, una
eingetragen in der Office zur Eintragung
Won Deeds in besagtem Dackawanna
County i'm Deedbuch No. 214, auf Seite 60,
usw. Unterworfen all den Vorbehaelten
und Reservationen enthalten In oder be-
zugnehmend zu in dem vorbesagten Deed
Allies verbessert, NIT einem einfachen
zweiundeinhalb stoeckigen Backstein
Wohnhause und anderen Auszengebaeudeh
darauf.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage Won Adolf Blau
und Michael O'Connor gegen M. =. NC
Donald und seine Gattin, Martha l.. NC
Donald. Schuld 81, $50, init Unforeseen vom
49, JUL 1910, und Anwaltgebuehren Won
800 Judgment No. S35, Oktober Termin
1910 Fl. 'Fa. zum Oktober Termin 1910.
GEORGE d. TAYLOR, Anwalt.
aa bas s,nannts Gis,utbum piTs nur stssn
8aar;abluns psrtauft.
q. 8. Gonaor, S3erif.
56uiHsami, SrautOn. pa. DrnnrRas. ben
8. September 1910.
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Bon Neter6bure.

- Der bstaste Srunt SsB, Der NIT
isinem Sobu 6rant an Bbesler Guenue
pObnts unO aufuuss lester 8o1e BON
einsm Sdlasanfall bstrOfen puros, als
sr Elm Selo ireujte, 1T Samitas Wtorssn
I'm Staat 9OipituI ben Solssn Oss an.
falles erle9en.
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ggenn Gin WinbifuB fommt unb Die
@aiier Sbrer @elunobeit frduielt, bnnn
1T Sorni's gllpenfrGuter 6as Del, mel.
DIES Die 98sllsn lsssn pirb. @r lit elm
ioealer Blutrsini9er uno Srafterjeu9er.
@s siebt ieinsn Sail, in neldem sr iit
nibt wObltbGtis erweiien miro. @r Der.
feblt fait ME, broniite uu6 uerultsts
yeioen ,u beilen. Die erite 5laibe mirO
ieiusu SBertb bepeiien. @r wiro, pers
i6ieosn pOn anbsren isrtisen Mfsoiiinsn,
ben 2euteu bireit ssliefert pom Sofal.
asenten, oOsr ourt Die @issnthiimsr,
Or. Beter 5abrnsg & Cons Co., 1925
90. SODne slpe., @bica9O, 81.
Sorni's Alpenfrduter Slutbeleber 1T
gu bubsu bel 9surp. Dultsr, 1o11 @sOar
Apenue.
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4ittStpn.

- Sier 1T auh 6as TDphusfiebtr er'
ihienen uub bis Gnfau9s Der Wohs
narsn iiebsn Sdlle augsmelbst woroen.
- Der 16 Sabre alte SOispb Cos
arope BON SsbaitOpOl nurbe Donner'
itas in Dem SoDt S6u6t turb ben
3s6snmotor 9stOOtst uno 3u slei4er
3sit erbielt Srant 9nitOn ssfdbrli4s
Serlssunseu.
- Sobu @uitiee uon Saflin Sans, Der
Gags jupor nit Wtidael Sorosfi BON
Snterman unter sinem SelIenfall bs9ra'
ben nuroe, nobel lesterer sstOotst paro.
lit um Douusritas aud ben srbaltsnsn
Serlesuneen erlsgsn.
- Der 3risgSpeteran Nlbert q. Sint
lit um Dienftas Wtorgen in ieiner Wob'
nuug an @apouis gusnue i'm Nlter uon
73 Sabrsn 9sitorbsu. @r Wiro BON ei'
mem Sobn unb elmer Go4tsr iibsrlebt
unb feline Beiissuns erfolst beute gia6'
mittaa i'm Sorelt Siu Srieoboi.
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Aus benz oberen 3hale.
(ar4balb @orreiponoen3.)

- Sin Dsdenfoll in Der Poncoait
!3ehe 3u Throop bate am Donneritas
ben Cob beS Soisph Burned ;ur Solse,
ndbreno Rillinm Reeo, Dominid Ra'
fulO unb Wflaael Borbssp jismlih &C.
fdbrlih Uerlest wurben.
- auftin Nfadsp pon ELEPHANT, Elm
60 Sabre alter Stredenarbeiter Der 8.
& B. @iisnbabn, purbs Samitas Wfor'
gen pon sinem i3u9 iberfabren, als er
auf ben @slsiisn lief. Sein iinfes Seiu
purbe ubseihnittsn, iein 9opf uno &C.
iiht jeri9unoen uno jerihuitttu, fobab
isin Cob Elm iofortiser mar.
Der 16 Sabre alte Clement 5ar.
ref pon MaDfislo muroe am Samftas
in Der .. & B. Wdihsrei itlimm psrs
lest, als iid beim Aut6len Der Wtol1is
merle feline Sleioung In oerlelben uerfing
uub CT bauu bsrum9epirbelt purbs, bis
ibm nabe3u fdmmtlide 9leiounssftiide
pom 9Orper seriieu paren. SIN So'
Ipital bofft man auf feline @eneiuns.
- Ster maSttrte 9inbreber beralbs
ten frhb am Souutas WtOrssn bas 3oft.
buus Der Srau Sanas ju Wtagfielo nm
nabe3u 500 in Baarselb un6 S6mud.
ia6en. Die Srau purOs bur6 elm &C.
rdulh ssnedt, bod bislt elmer Der Serls
ibr einen Rsuolper on ben 9opf, bic
feline Sameraoen bic slrbeit pollenbst
batten. Damn besaben iie iih mad Der
nobeliesenoen Birtbl6aft beS TbeobOr
Da6uas, mo- lie aber nur menis Seuts
mahten, benn iie iiberiuben $500, biz
9Sadnas uuter isinem S6unttii4 per-
itsdt bate.
(@arbonbale @orreipouoeuj.)
- Der 8. & B. 5lasmann Pbilir
@obel bon Siiber's @bop. u. o., nurot
friib am Donnerita9 Wtorssn eins iurjl
Strede pon Der Belmont ctr. Sreu3ung
fatal uerlest, iObas er mebrere Stunosu
ipater i'm OiOtbfau 9Oipital itarb. Seint
Beine maren b6s 3ermalmf unb er tpaI
ourd ben Blutuerluit iebr seiawd6t,
oils man ibn auffanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-08

S6iIt uunmtbr bic Stunbt bart
Die fort ppn Dir mas tbtuTts Tttbt
Sit l6rtitrt bur& bic @tstnpaIt,
gIls ftrntr 3ufuuft puntlfr 9tiit.
Sis pia Did pprbtrtiitn nitt
Nuf bas mas unabpanbbar pTcbt
Damit Du btui' tntbsbrtu ltTnif,
@as mpTssH ii&sr Taubt pr 5pe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-08
q. 8. Goaaor S6eriff.

S&rifsami, Suautpn. pa, Drnnnfas. ben
8. September 1910.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-08
gtilii9e &leiocrrOde
I'll eiugei3rumpften
Yreiien !!
pSer Sis 6si9i9ts siHsr aa3as=
IaSeas Aniraamuus, in Sor=
bsrsitnns Der Ssrbf
Sorratbe.

Snr psrisitss Gnpuiisn unb abrnnS'
uns, pra6tiss S6nsicsrsi unO torrstts
Stils, iinb bisis bier ssnanntsn SlsiOsr'
rode unpsrslsidburs SOrtbsils Yrstls
bsm @nti6lus elmer slufrdumuns BuSu'
idrsiben. 8srfsblt bisie SHsrtsn bsute
ui6t - psr psis, wsnu ii4 pisOsr cine
iol9e @elssenheit bistst;
9inon uuS Gud &leiperr6de.
@utpebsr sinfdd psiB Ober nit blan'
en- unb idpur3su @riinosn, NIT usttsn
tpsissn Fuuttsn, SalSsn uno islf'itrap'
psS Mobslleu-37 bis 43 3oll lang
9aills 23 bis 80 - quite Bsrtbe Su 81.
auiraumuusprsis bsuts ie 75c.
einen unS @epp sleicerr6de.
. Giufa6s Salssn uuO Eunic @ffstts-
bhbide psibe unb taus-mau6s islbft'
persisrt, anbsrs nit Stidersi - Sdnssn
SO bic 43-Eaillen 23 bic 30-alls uer'
asi6nst gum balbsn Rrsis, pie fOl9t:
$40 Wtobsue fir S..
$3.50 Wtobslle fir 1915.
$3.50 NiOoslls fiir 1925.
s. NtOOelle fir $3.50.
9inen uub Grafb anShee.
@bsuiu siniss lunse 3insn &Ods-
&Dds fur bic an3iiSe iino "a bts 4C
3Oll lans-mit giOtA Obsr Sbapl ara'
ssn-R6de flare oSsr pleatsO Stlle-
bsibs siniud ssiGnsioert OSsr OsrBisrt'
Wicbeae - nisbrise Prsiie, Sbnen issl
@slessnbsit bistsnb, fir ndaitss SubT
nnsufaufen. @ursn friiber $40 uni
$3.50. Ssuts bic sluspubl, $4.95.
an3uslubsn- ,weitsr Stod-
sg,, Subritiihle.