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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
Council Bluffs

disposed OF on better market nearer
home.
The Grand Junction crop this year Is
the largest and the best that the growers
there have ever produced. The crop was
saved by the use of fire pots when the
freezing weather was doing its utmost mis-
chief. Prices obtained this season are very
much better than were realized last year,
and the profits OF the business are cor
respondingly greater. One grower says he
will realize 5000 from a flve-acre peach
orchard which is only years old.
The fruit marketed here Is carefully
packed and graded. and brings a good
price, permitting retailers to sell quarter
bushel boxes for IS cents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
COLORADO FRUIT GROWERS
somREAPlNG RICH HARVEST
Large shipments BeinR Received and
Disguised of On Market Admitting
% OF Good Profit.

The caisrado peach crop is now being
mopSe, and hundreds OF cars are being
recelsed a Council Bluffs and Omaha. On
SATURDAY afternoon and Sunday more than
80 ears were received. and the Union
rauific hndiilf cars standing on the tracks
at one tins. Some OF the members Of
the sinpplns forces were compelled to work
until O'Clock Sunday morning and all
others worked steadily all day Sunday.
Neatly ~ OF the fruit comes from the
G.ard junction fruit districts and this
year Il "a al handled By the Palfsade
Fruit Growers' association, Every car Is
billed fconl the oFisinAting point 70 New
loTls and they are diverted along the line
Seh routa % points thai promise better
market one broker sunday diverted fifty
GAYS. shd very large percentage OF the
daily shipnneDts. which are averaging more
than foe ears each day never get further
than ltl,r Eaion. Pacific yards on their
jourRey sowArd Kew TogS New York
sets oai5 the shipments that cannot DO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE
BUY YOUR LIQUORS FROM RosEN-
FIELD LIQUOR CO., bl9 8. MAIN ST.
AUGUST TRANSFERS LlVEN UP
Considerably Heavier This Year than
for Same Period One
Year Ago.

Real estate transfers for the month of
August this year were considerably heavier
than for the same period last year. The
totals for the month as reported by the
Pottawattamie County Abstract company
were 16l transfers, representing financial
transactions amounting to S229, 2247G For
the month OF August last year there were
1874 trainers representing total considera-
tons OF 3l6I, 664S3 Thore was a greater
movement OF city property during August
this year than year ago, although a ma
jority OF the heavier transactions continued
to be confined TO farm property. In sew
eral instances prices OF farm property
broke all records for this part OF the
state with tho exception OF the hysterical
condition worked up in the land market
two years ago. when agents for Edward
Hartman were buying up a few hundred
acres OF farm land south OF Council Bluffs
to be used In connection with the t2.5O0O0O
terminal facilities then planned. when $3.50
an acre was paid for some tracts. Fol-
lowing are yesterdays transfers;
Eva Morsal to John Morgal lots I
2, g. 4, and In IL In Benson's first
addition 20 Council Bluffs W. dS l
Iowa Townsite company to Roy Max
field. lots . and 10 In block In Nc
]. p. Grsenshields and wife TO Albert -
w. Casady, lot u in block In
Casady's addition 20 Council Bluffs,
Eugene f. AldinEer and wife to W ~
II. Kimban, lot 5 in block 81 in
Beers subdivision in Council Bluffs.
Aifaretta e Hulett and husband to
Mrs. Sarah NJ Harwood. lot In
block in Stutsman's second Rddi-
dtion TO Council Bluffs. W. d....... 200
Leonard Schubert and wife TO Ike
Kramer, Ell OF lot In block In
Bayllss' first addition to Council
Bluffs, W, Acknowledgements. .,.-.,,.. $500
George p. Dolon and wife TO 3. G.
Franklin. seA OF n-7s-44. W. d"..., 500
Total. seven transfers, .............. .si4.57s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
New York is the Second
Largest City in the World

be. not only to establish New York's posi-
ton as the second city of the world, but
to cause it to almost approach rivalry with
London. The British metropolis still sur
passes the American by about 100000.
The population, of Brooklyn is 1854. 1851,
an increase OF 467 769, or 4O1 per cent as
compared with 1,16e,5S2 in 1900.
The population of Yonkers N. Y. is
79,sOS. an increase Of a.S72. or 66,5 per
cent, as compared with 4,sS1 in 1900. The
population Of Elmira, N. Y, is S7.176 an
increase Of 1.5N, or AZ per cent as COM
pared with $3.50 in 1900.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

MASON CITY, Ia, Sept. 1-(Special)-
One of the, most important cases to come
up in the courts OF Worth county this term
is that of Miss Laura Molsberry. daughter
Of Postmaster d. c. Molsberry of Plymouth.
claiming from Banker Christensen of
Grafton $4,000 for damages sustained by her
by being struck by automobile driven
by the banker. Miss Molsberry is super
visor of music in one Of the schools of
California and was at the time visiting
with her parents, who reside on a farm a
mile north of Plymouth. She claims that
she sustained injuries which are serious
and from which she probably will never
recover. Senator Molsberry of Columbus
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
Inbor picnic NJ Macon CIV.

MASON CITY. Ia. Sept. 1-(Special.)-
Labor day will be generally observed in
this city. The trades unions will have at
fairs in hand and have arranged for an
elaborate picnic which will be held on the
North Iowa fair grounds. Hon. Ed c. Dunn
Is one OF the speakers on this occasion.
All kinds OF sports have been arranged.
This is the second big function undertaken
by the labor organizations of this city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

Junction, her uncle. is engaged in the trial
OF the case with Colonel J. n. McConlogue
OF this city. The case will create consd-
cradle interest on account OF the proml-
hence OF the parties interested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is today the best known
medicine in use for the relief and cure Of
bowel complaints. 1t cures gripping diar-
rhoea, dysentery, and should be taken at
the first unnatural looseness Of the bowels
1t is equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

Edwin Milton foyie's play of ranch life.
''rhe sapaw Man." win be seen here in the
rear future &C the Dohany theater The
production and company are said to be of
tho best-the scenery having been painted
by c. w. Wagner, who is brother OF the
famous landscape painter and is as we'll
known IN his line OF work as his celebrated
brother. The engagement is for matinee
AID night. Saturday. September &
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
COUNTY SUED FOR HOUSE RENT

Thomas Gillespie Alleges Douglas
County Owes Him 800 for County
Charge Tenants.
Douglas county has been summoned TO
appear before the Justice court OF p. C.
Caldwell in South Omaha on September 8
as defendant In a suit for $780, Thomas
Gillespie has brought suit for this amount
on the ground that tenants occupying a
house belonging to him, and who are
charges OF the county, have failed to pay
their rent, and that, therefore. the county
is responsible.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

The squaw Man drama OF ranch
life In Utah, will be seen at the Dohany
theater, next Saturday. with a complete
scenic production and an excellent acting
company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
WANTED-THREE BOYS TO CARRY
OMAHA BEE. APPLY Is SCOTT STREET.
Marriage Licenses.

to the following named persons:
Name and Residence. Age.
James Martin, Rising sun, Ia.,...,....... az
Ella Warner, Rising Sun, Ia........,........5 SO
Earl A. Jackson, Omaha q
Helga M. Empston, South Omaha. "a
Charles Suder Council Bluffs. 25
Anges Cook, Council Bluffs. 20
Ed McKern, Silver City, Ia..................ss
Maggie Agan, Macedonia, Ia...............2S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

MANUFACTURERS BoYs TO CARRY
OMAHA BEE. APPLY Is SCOTT STREET
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
FrightfuI spasnls

OF the stomach, liver torpor, lame back
and weak kidneys are overcome by Electric
Bitters. Guaranteed SOC. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

Ths counen 1tAfSs sffIos 81 the
Omaha nee IL ~ 10 soott street.
1oth phones -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

MANUFACTURERS BOYS TO CARRY
OMAHA BEE APPLY Is SCOTT STREET
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

Ny, riunpiqE Co Tel 10. NIght I.-i7Os
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
ti457s

Total. seven transters. .............. sll.5
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Seine Rosfitus in ct. 9pnis.

9ab ct. 2ouis in bieiem Sabre
FaIt frei bon Wosfitos 1T, ber6anft
Die 9iir9eri6aft bem enereii6en 8or.
eeben 6es @efinSbeitsaurtes. SiIfs.
eeiuin6beitsfourniiiGr Or. Sonban,
neIder Der 9lbtbeiluns Sur 8e-
fGmpfun9 anitedenber Rranfbeiten
ooritebt, bofft Die Stobt ou9 baIo
bon SIiegen ou befreien, faIs bie8iir.
ger ibn einigermaben in ieinen BE.
miibuneen unteritiisen.
@s pirb allaemeiu 3ueegeber, 6ob
ct. 2ouis felt pieIen Sabren niht 10
bon Rosfitos nerifont eebliben lit,
pie in oieiem SonrHler. Rodfrneen
in ein5eInen Stobtfbeilen baben erge.
ben, bob bic 8erpobner bis iest nidt
elm einaises oieier Iditigen anitedenoe
Rranfbeiten nerbreitert6en Snieften
geieben boben.
Die Gbapeienbeit Der Moge9eiiter
lit in eriter 9irie benz @anlpfe 5u3u-
idreiben, pelhen oos @eiunobeits.
amt in oieiem Sabre segen @runbbe.
iiser fiibrte, fpelhe @aiiertiutpeI auf
ibrem 2onbe geitatten.
$50 ioIde Geife nidJt abeeIaiien
perSeu founten, tpie bas BEL aIten
Steinbrii6en Der Saa mar, ipuroen
oie gisentbiimer ipenisitens peran.
labt, in 3rptihenrdirmen bon mebre-
rem @ohen mebrere @ollonen Betro.
Ielm auf bic OberflGde gu sieben
Oben6rein tpurSeu bic BETTER feiid.
ter Seller. mo RoStitos eerne niiten,
oeranIobt, Petroleum an5inpenben
Die Solge mar, BOB in ben Stobt-
grersen rperie ober gar feline Nsos.
titos arseebriitet ,per6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Sn id,arf madlt idlartia.

n8as pIroen sic iagen, tpenr
gum 8eiipiel bic 9eb0rben por
Rarlsbo6 einem 9Imerifaner, ber
bort SeiIune iudenb eintrifft, ber
aufentbalt Derfpeieerten, nur neil
er elm gusIGnber iIt2" 0ieie Sroee
legte RafbanieI 9rumono ous
@eorget0rpn in 8ritiib @upana Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouf gais SsIanb
Dor.
Der Wann, Der in Sii6amerifn
Rnufmann iit, fam aui 6em Gampfer
.Barima" nad Rap Oorf. Der erit
S8.iGbrise @onn 1T fdit bIinS. @r
Iei6et am Star bes redten @uees
unb aud bas Ginte lit onsegriffen.
Die gIerjte in @eoreetctpn rietben
fbm, Itd bon einem ausenar1t elmer
Operation gu ulter3ieben, unb brief.
lid ieste er iid besbaIb nit ben Dor.
itebern Der &Iinif bes DRanbnttm,
epe aub eor SoipitoIs" in 8erbin.
bune.
Sbtpobl 9rumonb auf Der Bari
ma" bic %eiie IN Der Raiiite madte,
ipurbe er BON ben @inpan6erunss.
inipeftoren feftgebaIten. Die geanten
saben fid nidt Sarnit sufrieSen, oaB
Der aDenn reihIi6 nit @elb perieben
1T unb auBerbem cine sorausbe3abIte
Riidfdbrfarte mad Siibamerifa be.
fist.
Inter benz bebnbaren garaera.
pben, bab er bem @emeintpeien aur
Gait fallen fonnte, tpurbe er ausge.
f9loiien. Sn Seen Dbrt aAi6iitee
6reunSe finS in6eiTen eifris an Der
arbeit, nm 9rumonb eeeen 8iirg.
idaft 1u befreien. Der SufpeIier 80.
S. Sunih bon $40. II Naiiau Ctr,
Der idon in @eorsetoapn nit 9ru.
mouo befannt mar, bot einen antpaIt
eusasirt, Inn ben Soil 5i perfehten
uno es tpiro gesIalibt, bob Die Srei.
sdbe bes SiiOIanbers seitottet per.
ben pirS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Die berratberiidt photographic.

Sein &onterfei ouf elmer @rilppen
dufnabme bat einen alien @inbre4er.
$ebIer unb S6Ifder in bic SGnbe bei
RoIi5ei seIiefert. Sn Der Dobnuna
ieiner Wutter au Berlin tpurbe beI
Berbreber als Der 80 sStbre aItt
aaufmaun War 8itb ermitteIt uns
nerbaftet. @itb betrieb Seiratbs.
fdppinbeIeien un6 fiibrte Sablreidt
Oiebitdble aus. Inter ben oerifie.
beniten Romen ipubte er H6 3utritt
gu SomiIien au peridnffen, nm Sori
in geeigneten SGIer DiebItGble Gus.
sufiibren, bic er bdnn faltbliitig nili
elm 6amiIienmiteIie6 ab3ulenfen
fpubte. 9luf einem Spo5iergange in
@oItersoorfer S6Ieuie lernte er bic
S6Deiter zines SItbuitriellen fennen
0urd iein geipanbtes @eien Der.
idoffte iib 8itb 3utritt Su Der 50.
mile. @r Iodte ben SnSuitrieaen aus
ieiner Seriemuobnuns, irOem er i'm
telepboniih nod Berlin beiteIlte.
@abrenb Der Snouitrielle nod Ser.
lin filbr, begab lid Bltb nod Nol'
tersbori, itiee Oura elm Genitsr in
ole Bobuuns elm uno itobl GOO
Rart. Dem Snbuitrielen batte fid
Der 8erbrehsr ltnter Dem Ramen
Soffmoun poraeiteGlt, unb Der geitob.
Iene mar niht in Der Gage, ben 0ieb
NIT Sem ridtieen @omen 1u nennen.
Gum Slid beiab er ober cine Ybotp.
erapbie, bic bel einem 8uiommeniein
bon Der SamtIte unb ibren @Giten
aufsenommen suorOen mar Die Sri.
minalpoIisei erfanute auf Dem 9iISs
ben ihon mebrfoh beItraiten Raui.
mann 8itb unb fam ibm 10 auf Die
Spur. Or purSe benz unteriudun9s.
rihter porgefiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
GaIlieres ais @eieIlfdaftsrefsrmsF.

Der Br1fbent Der fran56fii6en
@epubItf, Der geniiitbIih- -biirgerIibe
Serr arrnanO SaIieres, itan6 bisbeT
niht in 6em Hlfe, na9 ben 2orbeern
zines Teformators oltf 6em @ebiete
geieuidoftIider Sitten gu perIangen.
l1no nun erfabpen mir, oob er eins
fiibne gaeuerung eingefiibrt bat: @r
bietet Der Dame, Die er fiibrt, nitt
mebr ben Iirfen arm, ionoern ben
rebten. 9as war IN 6ranfrei6 bis.
Der elm 8orredt Der OffBiere, bic
6es Degens tpeger, ben iie on Der
2irfen trager, Ole 9mtlen nidt fuobI
an 6ieier Seite fiibren fonnen. aber
!Serr SaIlieres trGet teinen Degen;
6as mare 5ii irnrepubIifanii6. @a.
rum IN aIler @eIt bietet er ieiner
Dame ben reften slrm2 @iu er
burd 6ieie 1dbabnning ioISatii6en
9rauts benz, WeiIitarismus eineSul.
bigune borbrineen9 9as iiebt ibm 70
gar ridt abnIidl Gin franSoiii6es
8oulenarbblatt nteint, es Ieien Gftbe.
ttihe @efihtspitnfte diisf9loggeben6
eetpeien: Bel off5ieHen anIGfen fol.
gen uieiit unrritteIbdr binter bem
grGfibenten EN- poar &eneraIe, bic
bon @edts tpeeen ibre Dame s,n
Redten baben, uub 6a babe Seu
SoIlieres einen RangeI an Sprnne.
trie ausgIeihen tpoIlen. &u6 I'M.
iuabrifeinIi4- Gin aeitbet lit Der 10.
ninle Serr oes @lTees nienaIs aetpe.
fen. Reufuiir6ie, bab bic Sransoien
bic ridtiee Deutuna iiat finben, Die
bod 10 auf Der San6 liegt: 8enn
beim nGhften 8aare Die Dame redts
eebt, 70 nuBte 5alieres ibr friiber
brett ieinen itottliden gfiiden Ui.
6reben, un6 bos 1T fir ben gaIanten
Siibfrataoieu patiirIib dlrberft peirp
lid eeipefen. CIR bat ben eirfu9iten
GusDeg eefunben. Sein 8orbiIo tpirS
iifer Radabmuns finben unhSerrn
6oIlieres einen BIas rnter ben @e.
ieegebern internationaIer SaIonEt.
ten oeri9affer. 9Iio Die Damen
rehts Sn 0eiitidlanb iips ia bon
ieber 10 getpeien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
SOStlider ltufaa Der Sdueitrr
GSMardiS,

Gin tragiides gt6e bat Die 7SiGb.
rige Sfhpeiter Ses perftorbenen 8ie.
Ter @hrurgen BrofeiIors b. @smorb.
Srau sSennD GIaiien, eefunoen, Die
felt einiser 8eit in @oseburs in Der
Sommeririide peilte. auf BEN Soie
eines 6ortieen Sotels batte Der Bur.
i6e zines Sffisiers bas pfero beim
Fusen an einen auf Dem grbbooen
Iiegen0en galten seb1tnben. gIosIi6
nllrbe ous Gbier iheu unb lief nit
bem 8aItan. Der fortipGbrerto nuf.
unb nieoerihlug, banoH. Srau @lai.
len, bic serabe fpo3ieren sing, ols
6as tpiitbenSe gsfer6 anserait fam,
purSe BON bem 9aIfen 10 ungliidIib
am Sinterfopfe setroffen, bab iie
bIlttiiberItromt nn6 beItnnungslos
Iiegen bIieb. MttgLie6er Der Sani.
tGtstoIonne bradten Die oIte Dame
iofort irs 9ronfenbolls, no fte fitr3
na6 Der etrIieferlng ibren Der.
Iesungen erlae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Gn absntsuer Der 5iirftiu SHiTnpup

Sn Betersbureer@ @eieui 6aftsfreiien
er3GbIt man iib Sas abenteuer elmer
Iebensluitigen iiinsen Siiritin, Sas ei.
ner eeipiiien Bifanterte nift ent-
bebrt. Die Siiritin entitaulmt iener
aIten Samilie, beren iuneer grbe Der
5iirit Suiillpop ,par, Der Dor olpei
Sabren i'm 0ueu seeen einen @or.
Seofiioier fiel. Die 3iiritin begob iid)
oieier Taee nit ibrem 8esIeiter, Ell.
mem SraBoien, in eiHs Der tbeuren
8orita0treitatrants, Inn rad Der
Sitte Der iuneen 2ebs,peIt bel Sett
umS 9igeunerIiebern fib 5r omiiIiren.
BaI6 tnaaten Die 8fropfen uuo finn.
Ii6e Siseunerpeiien erflansen. 81
les ndbm ieinen progrnmmGbigen
8erIGui bod als es ans 8e5abIen
aing, oa bemerfte Der" 6ab ibm iein
Eaitenbub nit 2000 9ubel eeitabIeu
iei, tpGbren6 niie" ibren Brilliant.
i6mud permibte. 9eibes batten Die
ounfeIGusigen 3igeiinermG6eI gum
&nSenfen miteenormen, 10 Sab ii6
iest Die BoIi3e nit benz 8orfaII be.
id1ftiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Der tobte Sniar.

Gin mpiteriOier 2eidenfrin6 be.
i6Gftigt Die geb0rben in Sannoper.
glls Der 8erliner Berionen5ug ga6ts
Inn 1 ubr 3S Miniiten in ben gabn.
bof bon Sannooer eiltIief, benertte
man auf bem BoItpagen Iiegeno ole
2eide eines Soloaten bonn Oeagoe.
bureiiden Suiarenreeiment ger. 10
in Sten6dI. Die 9ei6e fpies einen
geinbru6, 8erIesungen i'm @eIi6t
uno anl6eineno aud einen 9ruf oes
gaidenpirbels auf. Ra6 Gage Der
Sa6e 1T an5unebmu, onb Der SoIoat,
IN beiien Stiefel Der Rame Slider
Sein3 oerSeidnet mar, irsen6po Don
elmer Bride, Die iiber ben 9abnforper
fiibrt, bon 0ritteu berIntereeItiirSt
lit ODER in Der 9nlfeIbeit eefaIlen lit.
WosIid lit aud, oaS er aIs bIinoer
9aiinsier neriuht bot, iid bon elmer
Bride auf ben 8remsbIod az begeben
unb babel beruntereeltiirst 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Donnerfas, 30. september 1910.
SemofratiSAe Seominationen.

SempfrdItfme WpHlthui'p"e"'
Staat.
Stir @ouperueur-G6tb. Webitsr Grin
uon Buds @ountn.
Siir Qisntsnant. @Ouusrneur-Gbomas
8. @rsspp BON Blair @Ountp.
5fr Ssfretdr Der Snnsrn anselsgsnbsi'
tsn-Samss 8. Slufsslss BON Gar
bon @onntg.
SIR S6asmsiiter-Samusl y. Pbtllor
pon Somerist @ountD. " WINE
@onntg.
SIR aOnsrsB-P. s. @alpin.
SIR Ssnut-@. s. Slswitt.
SIR 8sprGIsntantsn-1. Diitritt, yfi1'
olas Burfe 2. Diitritt, Sobn Wful'
lin; 3. Diitritt, Ssurp Us. 3sibler
A. Diitritt, DOminid s. Dsmpisp
5. Diftritt. Sobn s. MunniOn; 6
Diftritt, 5rso. Staplor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
@pben:N nnbi6au.
Snfa n D.

~ - " ~
Babrenb elmer In Der gidbs BON Sir'
siniu Cape absebaltenen ShisBiibuns
Der ,um atlantii6en @eidwuosr sebDr'
enbsn Sdiife. barit beim eriteu S6ub
bus ;mUlfsOllise RObr elmer fiinfSis
3onnsn missenosn 9anOne auf benz
Sdladtidiff -@sOrsiu". Sc lit fuft
als Gin DuuOer 3u usnnsn, Ous uOn ben
Nianni6afteu Stismano perlsst wuroe.
Die giahriht uon bsm llniull traf ipa.
ter i'm 5lOttenospqrtement elm. Sc
nurbe iOfort befannt 9eseben, baB bic
SdisBlbunsen obns untsrbre4un9 fort.
seisst wsrosn piirSen.
8efanntlid bubeu Die Rspublifaner
itsts bsbuuptet, OaB idlsdts 3sitsn be-
mOfratiidsn @obliissen fOlsen uno es
ssluns ibnen uuh, INNER nud iolden
ssle9sntliheu Sieaen Die slftienbOrien
3u beeinfluiieu uno ben Wertb aller glt'
tisn ju beoriiden. 90 1T es in ben les'
ten breiBig Sabrsn sewsisn, absr oirs'
nal ni6t uno jwar 5um 9rObten @ritau'
men Der giew Yorfsr Sinanjiers. nel9e
es bisbsr INNER nit ben Tspublifansrn
ssbulten baben. Gum srits Wals in 80
Sabren itiegen ollie attien auf Der 0ieD
gorfsr SOrie nad @mpfans Der Babl'
reiultate in Wtaine uno oaS liBt iebr
tief blidtn. Die BOrisn oss 2anbss
f4sinen niht uur eiuen allsemeinen De-
mOtratiidsn Siss in Oieism Serbite su
erpartsn, iOnosrn iOsur gu whnidsu.
9err SatOb Sallsr, Pittsburs's Wtil.
IiOndr'Sddsr, @isentbimsr Der Suusr.
Sadereien uno elmer Der prominsntsitsn
bsutihsameritanii4en @si9dftslsuts je.
ner Staot, lit i'm slltsr pon 62 Sabrsn
sinsm Sala9fluB plOslid srls9sn. Ssrr
Saller.war 9ebiirtig aus bem SOnisreiG
SBiirttember9 uno fum ole &nabe nit
isinsn. .@lteru mad Gmerifa, rsip. Yitts.
burs,sswO er ieitbsm itsts auiaifs gene.
fen mar. k@r mar elm Mann uon ressm
@sidaitsssiit unb nabm 33 Sabre lang
lsbbaft Gbsil on ben @si6dftsintsrsiisn
Der Staot.
Or. 6. s. Seramsr, Der PraIibent
bss Dsutid slmsrifuniidsn giational.
bunbes,.lbat oie...fOlssnbsn Ssrrsn 3u
Wfitslisbern bes PrsiSriatsr'@ ollesiums
fur ben,'..Sslbmuun Yrsis srnannt
&i6ter SObu 6. 2uOpis, Wfilpautes ;
EbsObOr SutrO, Oisp gOrt Sopbus
Dabsliteiu,.. @bicasO; @bparb q. g.
Shneiberbabn, ct. SOuis, unO 9. u.
8ilbermau, BbiIaOslpbia. Der SelOs
munn'PrsisIuOn 500 purOe BON Serrn
Seurp.5elomaun, Oem eritsn 8iBe. Pra.
bsuten osrz Sereinisten 9sutl6en Sc.
ielliGaften in Oisw YOrf, fir bic 9lus.
arbsituns. .uOnl@sissesuOrIass ssltiftet,
In wsl6snsbas &sdt bss Siirssrs auf
psriDnli4e 5reibsit in tsber 5Orm unO
Ss3iebuusifsitssIest 1T. Dieie 8Orla.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., baB Iie Der ssiet.
suoen:a0rpsri6aft zines isOsn Stua.
tes uuterbreitet perbeu t6nnen.
sInIIoer Sort BaBue uuO 9lufftOn
DiuiiiOn:osr Sort 8upus unb 8abaIb
8alleDIStraBenbabn Sinie purOen bel
sinsr:SOlliiiOnIuOn 5psi bic uuf ben lss.
ten Sis SefiilIten eIettriidsn StruBsu.
babnwusen pisr5is PsriOusu sstOOtet
uub ueun ibpsr uerlsst. Der llufal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
9ufturpromOOirnns mad Sem SOSs.

Cine ieIteue @bre lit benz pierunO.
jipan5igidbrisen Stuoeuten Der gta-
htrtpiiienitafteu Robert Se0er aus
SeiOelberg sutbeiI gerporOen. Ser
STUDENT erperimentirte oieisr Gage,
tuie uns aus SeiOelberg seihrieben
miro, i'm oortieeu llnioeriitdtslabora.
torium nit lItraoioIetten &atboben.
itrabIen, nobel er iib eiue SnfI8iruua
Der @aitmenie9el 5rSog. Gros aui-
neu6une oller 6r5tIiden a1irit lit
Seoer on ben SoIsen Der ent5iin'
bune geitorben. 9ie SatuItGt beab'
fidtigt, oem auf 10 trasiibe 8eiie
itHts 2eben Sefoulmenen nod na6
benz Sooe 6ns 9oftor6tplom Sl oef-
Ieiben, 6o er Dor benz glbi6lub &s
DoftCreIaHens itono.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-24
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
 TO PETIT LARCENY

Ben Patterson, bell boy at the Hotel Jefferson who was arrested on charge of petit larceny Thursday night by Deputy Constable w. A. Branson twas given a hearing before Magistrate J. A. Frazier yesterday morning. The negro pleaded guilty to two charges of petit larceny and was fined $25 and costs in both cases and given a sentence of 30 days on the county farm in each case.
 Robert Bachelor. another negro em- ployed by the hotel was brought up on three charges of receiving stolen property. He pleaded guilty in all three cases and received a fine of $25 and costs in each case and 30 days on the farm in each case. Bachelor was also arrested by Deputy Branson. The case of Herman Nelson. another ne- gro porter at the hotel was continued until Monday. He is charged with grand larceny it being alleged that he stole $15 from guest at the ho. tel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-24

large store room is under construc- tion and this With open front and several windows furnished a place for dancing. The interior of the store was decorated with flowers, palms and ferns. Miles orchestra furnished the music during the even- ing. Punch and sandwiches were served by little Misses Cornelia Walk CT and Lucille Payne, of Sherrill. Among those so fortunate as to be numbered among the guests on this occasion were Miss Beulah Walker
 and John Rutherford, Miss Eulalie Walker and B. O. Leftwich, Lillian -Philpot and Arthur Tripliett, Miss Vir- ginia Walker and B. o. Leftwich, Miss Emma Monk and Ernest White law, Miss Rosa Riggin and Shep Gal
 l1gher, Miss Selma Martin and Ed
 Dilley, Miss lone Hearin and Bun
 Werling. Miss Lucille Tucker and
 John l.. Alexander, Miss Gertrude Ivy and Dr. Joe Campbell, Mir. and Mrs. C. H Ragon, MT and Mrs Lawrence
 Srutcher, Mrs. John F. Sennett and
 Mrs. L. B. Brackin, Messrs Joe Moon-
 ey, Guy Taggart and Met Gallagher.