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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
HEN CRUTCH, HERO:
DIED FOR A FRIEND
Plunged Through Driving Snow
Storm to Get Medicine
for Sick Man
HIS EVERY STEP AN EFFORT
1t Took Him Three Hours to Reach
Town-Rested Only as Long as It
Took the Druggist to Fill Preserip-
tion-Falled in Ills Task.

Winsted, Conn Evening" Hugh,
bow ye feelin' to-night?" asked Henry
Crutch as he beat the snow from his
big coat with a mittened hand and
strobe into the home Of his invalid
friend. Hugh Blackburn, near Litch-
6eld. one day during winter
Just middlin', Henry" replied the
Pallid man, who tottered forward to
grasp his hand. This weather gets
into my bones-hark to that wind. will
ye?-an' the medicine Doc left last
week Is all gone"
Reckon I'll be goin' up Litchheld
way tonight, Hugh. I'll fetch some
more for ye-"
Coin to Litchfeld in this storm!
] guess yer crazy. Henry. Shows
driftin' four foot deep already. an
gettin' worse. Amt no boss could
wade it, Henry"
Reckon I'll walk. Hugh"
"Ye can't, Henry"
Reckon l can, Hugh Got the bot
tle?"
The sick man moved weakly into
another room and reappeared present
~ with the empty medicine bottle He
banded it to Crutch with a grateful
but worried look.
"Ye amt goin' account O. me. Hen.
ry?"
mo. Hugh. Coin up Litchfeld way
anyhow"
We'll. take keer O yerself"
80 long, Hugh"
so long, Henry"
Crutch strode out into the storm.
As he reached the road, already deep
in snow, the wind beat the keen fakes
into his face and almost blinded him.
But he struck off at a good pace on
his errand of mercy.
1t took him three hours to reach
town. But he rested while the viii
lage druggist put up the medicine.
and then set out again on his return
journey.
There was no road now. The surg.
ing snow filled up his tracks as fast
as he put one foot before the other.
He had to hug the barb-wire fence to
keep his bearings, and even that was
covered for long stretches. Every
step was an effort. and il was four
miles back to Blackburn's.
At times he had to atop and rest,
knee deep in the drifts. But soon he
would founder on, his heavy coat
weighting him down like lead. Final
ly he had to scoop out little place
in a drift beside the fence and sit
down there.
And that was where the searchers
found him. dead. next morning, only
a quarter Of mile from Hugh Black
burns house. the bottle OF Hush's
medicine in his poc4et-a simple hero
and glorious friend!
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18

Replying to your recent letter
asking how to prevent rabbits from
peeling your young trees, | beg to
say that the chief thing to do is to
cut some branches from trees that
need pruning (from either these or
older ones), and drop the branches
on the snow where the rabbits can
get at them. The next thing is to
paint the trunks of your young trees
with pure white lead and good
quality of raw linseed oil
Painting or spraying with lime
sulphur wash, or with the sediment
that is left from boiling lime-sul-
phur wash for San Jose scale, will
also prevent injury for some time
Some persons recommend killing a
rabbit and rubbing it's insides over
the trunks Of the trees. Blood
painted or sprayed on the trunks OF
trees is often used to repel them
Personally, l prefer either the paint
or the lime-sulphur wash mentioned
above. ! have tried both, in our
experiments on my own trees, with
good results.
Coal tar might be all right, but
| know where a nice orchard of
young apple trees was killed by
painting with coal tar and linseed
oil, and l hesitate to recommend this
on that account. | have never tried
it on my own trees, and | am salts
fed with the efficacy of the linseed
oil and Mhite lnnd treat tmnnt :,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
REINDEER FLESH OF FUTURE.
Labrador VIII Supply 1t and Aiss
Barley. Oats and Lumber.

Sydney. N. S.-That Labrador may
In the near future become an impor-
tant source OF food supply, exporting
large quantities of meat. cereals, etc,
as we'll as her present nah shipments,
rs the opinion of DR.. Wiltrsd Grenfell
noted missionary, author and lecturer.
DR.. Grenfell and his bride, formerly
Miss Clanahan OF Chicago, are on
their way from the United States TO
Labrador. The doctor 10 enthusiastic
ever the outlook for extending his
herds of reindeer, imported from Lap
land to all parts Of Labrador.
There are excellent prospects Of
this developing into a most profitable
Industry" he said Their flesh
makes splendid food. and look for
ward to the time when large quanti-
ties will be exported to supply the
meat markets of the world.
Barley, oats and other hardy ce-
reals will also flourish, and numbering
sffers another big field for develop
Hent."
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
RETURN OF THE SILVER KEYS.
France Restores to Mexico Trophies
Of the Macmillan Davs,

TFdnCS HC6tOFch 10 MEXICO TOHnlcS
Of the MaXimiIian Days.
Mexico City.-Sebastian B. G..
hier, Mexican Minister to France,
has informed President Diaz that the
French Government, desiring to give
10 Mexico a pledge Of it's sympathy in
view of the coming celebration OF the
centenary of Mexican independence,
has resolved to return to the Mexican
Government the silver keys which
we're presented to Gen. Forey, com
nander OF the French troops, on his
entry into the Mexican capital in COM
nand of Maximilian's guards. French
Minister TO Mexico Paul Lefaivre has
confirmed the statement. These
symbolical keys were taken TO France
with the other trophies, arms, cannons
and standards by Colonel, afterward
General de Gallifet.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18

The Greek holidays were very nu-
merous. There were fifty of them be-
ginning with the letter A, and be-
sides these special festivals there
were times set apart for the 18TH
mean, Nemean, Pythian and Olym-
plan games, all of which we're popu-
lar holidays.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
widows Not 10 Popu,ar.

The registrar-gensrars return
shows that in every 1000 women led
to the altar the proportion of widows
has been decreasing during the past
thirty years. The actual decrease
has been from 21.1 in 1870 to 1875
at the date of the last return.-Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
Austria,s Debt Collectors.

A debt-collecting agency which is
run as part Of the regular public
postal system is the newest i'm
provement" of the enterprise, the
plan has worked admirably. 30 that
many thousands are collected annu-
ally by the postmen throughout the
Austrian Empire.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
Arabs in Egypt.

Among the principal opponents Of
England in Egypt are those educated
Arabs, who, having learned the
French language. but not the Eng
lish are now unable to obtain Gov
erarlent positions.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
Fossil Head Of Bird Found

Washington, d. ca fossil head OF
a bird. surrounded by fossilized cocoa
Huts, oranges. mangoes and alligator
pears. has been unearthed in the Guile
bra cut. Panama canal zone. It will be
presented to the Smithsonian institu-
ton-
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
Making Free with George.

The shade of George Washing on,
on its annual outing. was hit by a
speeding automobile.
"Ye gods the ghost muttered. pull
ing itself together. while on earth |
fought to make future generations
free and Independent"
Washington glared at the vanishing
auto.
But those are too blamed free
and independent"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18

more yielding to councils now, no
more modest submission of his own
opinion TO that OF others. A lesser
man. knowing that the British had
suspended operations, would have
drawn his army together and tried to
house and recruit it through the win.
ter. Washington, with his firm grasp
OF all the military and political ccndi-
tions, knew that he ought to fight, and
determined to do so.-From The
Story OF the Revolution" by Senator
H. c. Lodge, in Scribner's.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


LII WILSON,
OffiCe, Masonic building, second floor
Honesdale. Pa.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-18

TONER GREENE,
IL ATTORNEY a CoUEsELOR-AT-LAw
once over Reifs store. HCnCsdale Pa.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-12-10

If you receive a copy of the
Garland Globe with Sample
copy" written in the corner,
remember that it is an invita-
ton for you to subscribe. $3.50
will give you the Globe so weeks
and you cannot afford to be
without your HOME paper.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-12-10
TR EN- NTON,
Tho Garland Globe.
Saturday, Dec. 10, 1910.

One hundred children in the
operetta at Fielding, Dec. 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w Taylor
were passengers to Ogden We'd
nesday.
Born-Wednesday, Dec. 7th,
to the wife Of j. d. Morgan, a
fine daughter. All improving.
Ritter Bros. have mirrors for
FL r r from 40c to 800.
Bob Morgan of Willard was
in Garland on business We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Agent +. f. Gross of the Gar
land depot spent a few days in
Salt Lake this week.
Collar and cuff box for hub
bic at Ritter Bros, $500 to $500.
Robert McGhie of McGill,
Nevada, spent a few days in
town this week the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Coombs.
Adjustable mirror shaving
set at Ritter Bros. will m X e
II M smile.
G. o. Anderson of Brigham
was here w ednes day and
Thursday in the interest of the
Garland Harness Co.
House and lot in Garland for
sale. $1,750. Apply to G. j.
Campbell. o10-tf
Mrs. III. Miller and daughter,
lila, of Bingham City, are Wis
ting in Garland, the guests of
Mrs. j. Y. Jensen.
John j. Shumway, real estate
and loan agent, presented the
Globe Office with a neat calen-
dar the other day that is very
useful in our business.
John F. Eardmann and son,
Harvey L., of Brigham, gave
this office a pleasant call while
in town on business yesterday.
The Sunday, Nov. 9th, issue
of the Chicago Record-Herald
containedS pages of boosting"
matter concerning the state of
Utah. Box Elder, Beaver, Car
bon and Cache counties and
Salt Lake City were written up
in good shape and illustrated
with fine half-tones. A number
Of copies Of the paper have
been circulated and we had the !
pleasure Of receiving one which
was highly appreciated.
For Sale-4 room house,
pantry and closet, stable, etc.
Water in house. Lot 74}!x148% !
e. Price 81, 300. Apply to c. |
J. Campbell. o29-n26 !
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-12-10

For Sale-Good farm, house
and improvements, u mieI
west of town, close to canal,
good water. Inquire of Harry
Passey. fn19-q
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-12-10

LADIES! Save money
and keep in style by read
ing MccalI's Magazine
and using Me- alI's pat
terms.
The Mccall Co., 239-249 West
9th St.. New York, N. Y.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-12-10
8 E e
SAW
PRICES CHANGE EVERY HOUR

At 8 a. m, Dec. 9th, prices drop Sc per dol
lar each hour. At z o'clock the sale stops
tor noon. At ! p. m, starting at the lowest
sale price Of the morning. sale goes up Sc per
dollar, until ) o'clock. At o'clock o. m. the
sale again drops Sc per dollar each hour until
| 0 o clock p. M
At s a. M, Dec. 9th, prices start up Sc
per dollar, from the lowest sale price of the
night before, and continue up each hour, until
Z o'clock noon. AT p M prices begin to
drop &c per hour and stop at p M, when
they again commence upward.
Wednesday, Dec. l6th prices go down
in the morning and up in the afternoon.
For example: 500 mirror at a. M drops Sc on the dol
lar or &c., at "a M 1t drops 35c again. at 10 &c.,
M another Doe and at still another Soc making the sale
price at $40 Then at D. M starts I'D from IS 40 at
the same rate it went down in the morning so on
Do you see the SEE SAW?
Sales from soc to $l.oo will be allowed Sc off
same as dollar sales.
a Clock i'm Our Store Changes,
the Price Each Hour.
Our entire holiday line is in the sale. Terms of
sale, Cash. Sale closes Dec. 26, 1910.
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Logan and Garland Utah Montpelier Preston Franklin Ida
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Scslas ncueites.

Gie 0etp gprf r8orIo" oerCffent.
Ii6t Elm Snterpieap nit RicoIo Sesla
iiber elm neues 2ibt, oas Der be.
riibmte erfir6er entoedt baben mill,
lmo oas er aIs ordbtloies eleftrii6es
2iht be5Ridnet. Eesla bebouptet, in
Der Gage au iein, oieies 9ibt obne
0rdbte iiber Die gan5en Sereinigten
Staaten gu nerbreiten. Die @ntfer.
nlng bon Der glusgargsiteIIe ipieIe
our feline Rolle. 9as 2i6t ioa Dem
SounenIid1t gang dbulidb uno babel
auberorOeutlih billig ieiu. Die 2om'
pen beiteben in fleineu bermetiib
pcri6loiicnen @laSrobren, Die Elm be-
itimmtes Gas eutbalten. sic brar'
den ME erieet 5u perOen, unO man
fam tie Ieidt in Ser Eaihe tragen.
Sesla iagt, Die pon ibm in ieinen Ga.
boratorien auf Gong Sslan0 gemah'
ten @rperimente ieien 10 9lGn5eno
ausgeialen, oaB er iest obne gSeite'
res ben Safen bon Relp gort bis gu
elmer gntferuung bon bunoert eng
liifen Wteilen erleithten f6nne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Gin idlledltcr Sanidj.

Or. S. 81. 9uder pom SiGhIonb
College in SighlanO. aanias. Der lid,
bel 9efannten in ct. 2ouis nui @e.
iud, befinbet. lieB in Der Ipriifnort-
Iidlen 3eritreirtbeit Der Serren BRO
ieiioren ieine SnrStaibe ouf elmer
Gar" lieaen uno rabm oafiir Die ei.
mes italieuiifeh Baiiagiers nit aH
ieinen 9eitimmllngsort angetommen
poIltc ser herSlif entpfangene @ait
ieinc Snilette pehieln mafte abet.
ais er Die SanOtaihe offrete, unitatt
ieine gln3iige. @6ife un6 cine
glehbiibie nit ieiner 8eriiherungs-
police un0 anoeren @ertbpapieren az
finoen. bns folgeiioe Snpentor: 1
Sbonpfciie Gltern SSnbrgnnges, Elm
Gafet Sobaf bonn Stinfaooresbrano.
Oiuerie ehras arg ob9eniiste uno nift
in gan; ionit6rem 3uitan6e gebaltene
&lcioungSitiide iolpie Elm Roti3buh
NIT Dem gfamen 9(l 0ebos, Dem pabr.
ifeinlichcu Better Der perlpehielten
Sanoiaife. Or. Suder bat eine 9e.
lohmlng auf Die SuriiderbnItling lei.
ues 10 unportheilhaft pertallif)ten @i-
gentbums ausgeiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Gine aefGhrlife @alIOnInnSnn9.

Ser 3ipiIingenieur &rii9er aus
@lberielO Ianoete nit icinem Brioat'
baIon in 2ippitaot 10 urgIiidlih,
6aB er erbebIib perlest purOe. gsah
Dem Sieben Der ReiBleine bIGbte Elm
8in0ItoB ben bereits bis aui fitnf
Neeter ilber Der groe eeiunfenen BAL
lon pI6slih auf, 10 6aB er iih tuieoer
in cine be0elltenoe Sobe erbob. Bel
benz nm foIgenOen raiben gseoerge'
ben fuur6e Die @onoel auf ben Tano
eines nit 8aiIer geiiiaten 9rabens
aeItoben, un0 oie Sniaiien flogen nit
geipuItigem S6pung binalts. ,8Gb'
reno Slpei bon ibnen NIT oem
S6reden 6abonfamen, purbe Der SSSt'
genieur 9riiger betpuBtlos unter benz
9orbe berporgeSogen. @r mar nit
benz 9opfe nab unten Bis Siir SGlfte
bes 40rpers i'm SdIamm Oeriunfen.
Ser BETTER bes nabeeeIeeenen
SdIoTes Sdpnr3gruben, Sreiberr
b. SetteIer, nabm ben 8erlesten tn
Iiebenspiiroiser 8eiie ouf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Erennblidle 8eber.

Staotsienator Gim Suaioan, Big
Sim, iuie er aumlluterihiebe bon Dem
fiir5Iih beritorbenen 2ittIe Sim ge.
nannt miro, bot 5000 8aar S6ube
an Die Grnen ieines 9iItrifts Der.
ifenft. Sbeils 6ieIerbalb, tbeiIs
auBer6em. tuie 8lii6 iagt. 6os beiBt.
+beils. tpefl Big Eim ipirfIih elm iebr
eutber5iger Wenfh iein ion, tbeiIs,
neil er peiB, 6aB fIeine @ei6enfe
AUDI IN Der BoIitit Die Sreiinoi6aft
erboIten. @ir ertnnern uns babel
an cine tragifomiide @ei6i6tc,
idreibt bic ,WliIlp. @ermania", bic
iif einnoI in ct. gouI oltrug. Gin
betanrter beiitider BoIitifer, Ser elm
llifrotines amt befleioete, mar 4an.
bibat fir Die 8ieoernabI. slm "a.
ee Dor Der gntibeiouns IieB er in
ieiner Barb, in ipelher bas iriihe
Clement itarf pertreten mar, meb-
rere bunSert 8anr Sdube bsrtbei.
len. Die pnderen SrIGnber nab.
men bic Sfl1ibe NIT 9ant an. Gm
nGhitcn Moraen nber mnrihirten iie
in linen noh Der @ohlbuoe mb
itimmten beinobe mic ein Horn ge.
gen ben frcun0Iihcn @cber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Austanp.

- Sm 2llter uon "a Sabrsn itarb in
SonOOn Sames S'@OnnOr, elmer Der be-
9iutiOnalilten i'm ensliiden
0uuie Der 8smeinen.
- Der ytahtolser Sueser's III nun
orfiritiu uus9ewablt. 0eun Der Sber'
Die 2lu9en fir INNER
i6IisBt, miro Der friibcre Otlniiter fur
OiisutIihe Nrbsltsn. 9sBmann, al feline
Stelle treten.
- sluS @jernowis in Der SutOWina
tommt Die Erauerfunoe in Wisu, oaB
Der nambaite Saritouiit Veopolo De.
mutb uon eiuem SdluSuniuIl betrOHen
wuroe uno Der COB fait uumittsbar oa'
rauf eintrat.
- Wie aus SOlu 9enleloet miro. mer'
ben auf Der oortisen 0anoels 9ohIhule
Yorbereitun9ep ju siuer ausgeoebnten
Stuoienreiie nad ben Ser. Staaten 9e'
trOiien, oil Der lid uOrausiibtllh cine
srOBe 3ubl Der Seiu6er oss Snitituts
bstbelliSsn niro.
- Die aus 1onOOu semeIOste 0iuh,
ri6t, baB Der amerifaniihe 6iuunitOni9
s. B.,WtOrsau in Jisapel plOslld &C..
ltOrbeu isi, mar uubssriinOst. Morgan
bsftnOet ii6 au9enblidlih in StuIiens
0auptitaot, Der ewigen ROna, uuO
ibWelst i'll 9unitseniilicn.
- 9rOf. 9Bilbslm PuihtOwstp BON
Der YeIliner llniueriitGt. ut uon Den gu
itdnOissn SebOroeu bsurIuubt wOrOeu.
um etue @iulaOun9 Der SsrmanIittlbeu
@eielli6uit pom 2lmsrIta gum Seiut,
Der Sereiuigteu Stauleu i'm 6ebruar
uGdlteu Sabres an3unebmrn.
- Der tiirtlihe Sultan OtObumeo
V. bat Dem pGpltlihrn StuutsietTetGr
Cardinal Wierrg gel Yal Den SsmunIe.
Oroen mt SriIlauten uerIicben. @mC
iOlds 2luSieibuunS ut einem drIilIldsu
tm6li6sn NSilrOentrdger ielten Ooer ME
uorber pom einem mObumeouniiheu
0erriber jutbeil 9emOroen.
- Den uieriisiteu Sabresta9 ibres
Seitebeus bat Die y Oeutide Saut" be-
saussn. Das beOeutenOe Serliuer SIRE
Oitinitltut bat 6lliulen in Bremen, Dams
burg, &OnOOn, Srantiurt q. Wt., Wtiin'
6sn.. .sstp,iS unb DresOsn.=Oas Ut
ttsnfapituI bstrus Sundhit 15 Diillionru
Wtart uno iit i'm Haufe Der Sabre &c.
| pultis srbObt pOrOsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
0ermifdteS Snlanb.

Sm Safen BON Portlano. Wte.,
wuroe Der Daulpier Wtanbuttan" Ourd
Seuer Serit0rt. SbaOsn $50. 900.
& Su @bicaso purOe oas rSebrsp
9iterurp 9nitituts" an TuplOr uuO spIls
StruBe our6 5euer jeritOrt. SduOen
$4,000.
- Sn Der Sisun9 oes Sunoeslenats
muroe Die Snoianer Appropriations
Yorlass fir Die Summs uOn O.000,'
600 an9enommen.
= Su Colorado Springs, @Ol., be
sins @arl .. Gbomas ir., Sohn bee
Brigade @enerals Der Sunoesarmee.
EbOmus, Selbitmorb
Su Des Dioiues. Soma. wirO am
90. WtdrS oariibsr ubseitimmt weroeu
oh oas Stru6enbahnigitem In ben Ssiis
Der Staot iiberseben fol- ODER nitt.
- Su Der Jiabe uon Wiiucola. Y. g..
iinb Die sritsn glrbeiten gum Bau sinss
md6tisen Sauiss fiir oas uuterbrinssn
pon Nuftballons In AnSriif Ssnommen
noroen.
Sin Wann. 9iamens 9ulius
Shmtot, perlut,te in Smiibton. 3D..
aht Wtal Sslbitmoro 3u bsssben. Seim
lsstsn Ysriu1e wuroe er usrbuftet uno
sinssipsrrt.
- Sin Seuer ,erit6rte in Bolton bic
Werfii6tteu Der Bolton @leuateo Rail
wnp SO. uno ribtete einen Shaosn uon
$2OO, 900 on. 3wei 5euerpebrleute
wurOeu uerlest.
Sm Nltsr BON II Sabren itarb In
Jiem yOrt san, plosllA Der friibere
Bunossisnutor GbOmus @ollier Blatt,
Der fuit 25 Sabre lang elmer Der mdd'
tighten Sattorsn in Der Yolltlt 9iew
gorts mar.
Sruu 8. 8. 3. Belmont. bic
eifrise Sruuenitmmrshtlerin in 9tsw
gori. bat 10 eifris asitirt. ouB iis sr'
tranit 1T uno uOn Den Ner,ten ben Ratb
erbuIteu bat. cine 9rbOlunssreiie uah
europa ,u MAIDEN.
- Der Buuoesienat nabm cine Res
iolution an, laut welher Der Bau zines
ipsSisleu 8ebGuoes fir Die Stauts,.
SuitiS. uno SunOels' uuo arbeite' De.
partementS nit einem 8oitenallfmanoe
uou $12,OOO.OOO DiilliOusu uerihst
miro.
- Su aht 3sden Der 9rUin' Diitritts
uon S8eitmorelano @ourtp. Pa.. le9ten
oreitauieno 8Oblen9rdber Die Srbeit mics
Der. Der Streif. Der ben Yetrieb upn
SObIsn,eheu i'm sunjsn WsitmOreIunO
@ountp labm lest, wnroe in elmer Wtai'
isnusriummluns Don @rubsnarbsitern
beihloIien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Giienbabm SeittabelIe.
b.IsBars, eadabunna unb @sfsrn Sabn
Sn Sraft ben "a. Suui 1906

Su Kraft ben "a. Suui 1906
SibIla a-8uI6Bt Srrauton fir glsp gori
IN 2.05, $3.50, 6.05 500. 1920. Born {;
I2,lO, 1926 uub $40 RaGmittaas. Mir
ptp gcrf uub philadelphia, um 500 Born. =,
2.40 uns 3.35 Na&mittags. tHr
-cbpbauud, 6.tO Rdhmitiaas.
R6r0Itd Sir Buffalo um is. 6.25u 9.Op
Por.; t.55. $40 uub If. ~ Ratmittaas. 8i,
stus6amtpu, GImiru urr 3pif&suintfuntr um
y 10 Wpr uut LOS Nadm. fiir SsptaU
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Die 5fu@t Der Erin5cii,n SouHs bon
8elgien

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Selgien
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-16
INCREASED FIRE LOSSES
Emmett D. Boyle,
State Engineer

Fire losses in the United States
keep on climbing. For May they
were 81. 100000 in excess of the
previous year and So, 900, 600 higher
than in the same month in 1908.
A vast amount of money is spent
each year for protection against fire,
and the department in most of the
cities have been brought to high
standard of excellence. Yet the
losses from the same source con-
tinue to increase.
Droughty conditions which pre-
vailed during May are advanced as
the probable cause of the increased
losses. 1t is also probably true that
many of the fires occurred in the
smaller cities and towns where the
protection afforded is entirely
inadequate.