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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
Sir John Fastolf.
rom the London Daily News.

From the London Daily News.
wonder how many OF those who VISIT
ed the scene of the fire in Vine street.
London bridge, Friday night. knew thar
the building occupied the site of the town
house of Sir John Fastolf, the original O,
Shakespeares Falstaff, who in his day
was a continual butt for the jests OF the
town and borough CT Southwark. Though
he had fought at Agincourt, when JAG.
Cade invaded the borough he displayed
great cowardice. When Cade was Vet
some way OFF Falstaff had armed and
fortified his house and garrisoned IL with
veterans of the French wars On the ar
rival of Cade, however, he withdrew his
garrison and fled to the Tower. leaving
his neighbors to the mercy OF the rebels
Fastolfs matrimonial adventures seem
also to have been another source of un-
popularity. for having married a widow
named Scrope he seized her property and
kept his stepson out of his Inheritance
during his own lifetime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

DR.. Charles S. White was medical di-
rector of party of anglers which re-
Gently spent two days at Lake Smith,
near Norfolk. He says his professional
duties on the trip Melted him only a
long string of bass, jacks, crappie and
other fish.
The surgeon is rather modest in his
claims. His companions are singing his
praises as a professional with rod and
line.
Others who composed the outing party
were A E. Parker, c. S. Pittman, r. w.
Champion, George Holland and HI. A.
Parker. They went to Norfolk fully
equipped for an outing on the lake.
Satisfied that the trip would mean 100
or more bass, besides numerous other
fish, they were not disappointed. On
their way down the river and bay they
hoped to be able to camp at the lake
The way was made easy for them by j.
Malbon Barr, who has charge of the
twenty-mile stretch of spring water.
Mr.. Barr turned the clubhouse at the
lake over to the seXtet of anglers. 1t
was easy for them to catch fish enough
for food and have plenty to spare tor
their friends.
I'VE caught plenty of fish," said one
of the anglers. but no big ones. The big
gest bass l caught weighed only about
three pOuHuS SOiu6 DdSS Caught COW II
there weigh as much as ten or twelve
pounds. What we would term small at
Lake Smith we would call a whaler in
some other sections.
Just think of going fishing near the
city and getting few three-pounders
We would think we were having the
sport of our lives. But when the big fish
are actually seen coming from the water
it is disappointing to get the smaller
ones
The Washingtonians had an ideal out
ing. Water in the lake comes from sue
cession of springs and heavy storms do
not have the effect of sporting the fishing,
such as they do along the upper Potomac.
Early in the morning and late IN the
evening the anglers tried their luck. When
the getaway place was reached in the
evening the occupants of the several boats
compared their strings, some of them be-
ing about as much as one of them wanted
to handle.
One of the enjoyable parts of the trip
was the monday fish dinner on shore
The live fish were turned over to the old
colored women. who prepared them with
corn bread and coffee while the anglers
rested from the sun. About time dinner
was over it was time to give the fish in
the lake another trial.
BASS in the lake give a man all the
sport he wants to enjoy" DIR. White
stated, although there is sport in CATCH
ing other fish there. There are many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

Buchanan School, ninth division.
Helen Thomas, janitor Conduit Road
School
Miss r. G. Elliott. teacher fourth grade
Chevy Chase School, second division.
Miss H. G. Plumb, teacher of cooking In
the graded schools.
Miss L. c. Rugg, clerk in the child
labor Office.
Other Changes.
Fenton Mann reduced from caretaker
1923 18th street northwest to janitor Con-
duit Road School; open third grade. Sim
mons School: close second grade, SIM
mons School; open new kindergarten,
Bell School, thirteenth division; provide
for normal practice classes (first four
grades, Morgan School. second division,
instead of Berret School, second division:
close third grade, Military Road School.
eleventh division; open seventh grade,
Garfield School; close fifth grade. Car
field School; close first grade. Banneker
School; open fifth grade. Jones School;
open fourth grade. Burrville School; close
third grade, Burrvile School; open sec
ond grade, Burrville School; close first
grade, Burrville School: open third Craze,
Payne School; close seventh grade, Dean
wood School: close eighth grade, Smooth
ers School; open seventh grade. Smothers
School, and establish seventh grade prin-
cipalship, and open eighth grade and
establish eighth grade principalship at
the Deanwood School.
Miscellaneous.
Close third grade, Garrison School;
open second grade. Slater School; close
second grade, Langston School; open
fourth grade, Langston School; close
third grade, Langston School; open third
grade, Bruce School; open third grade,
Syphax School. thirteenth division; close
first grade. Jones School, twelfth di-
principalship. Powell School. third di-
vision: close first grade, Bell School,
thirteenth division: open sixth grade,
| Cardozo School. thirteenth division: close
division; open third grade. Randall
School: close third grade, Cardozo
| School, open first grade, Giddings
School; close second grade, open fourth
grade. Garrison School: relieve Miss F.
| NJ. Roach of the principalship of the
Blake School. fifth division; open two
new kindergartens and locate one In
the Langdon School. fifth division. and
| one in the Potomac School, eighth di-
vision; relieve Miss Frankanna Connolly
from principaIship at the Brightwood
Park School: close fourth grade, Am
bush School.
Fairgrounds Staff.
The following were appointed to posi-
| tons in the school Fairgrounds: Super
| visor b. w. Murch; supervisor of indus
trial work. Mrs Malcolm; assistant SUI
pervisor. Miss A. J. Turner; teachers
Mrs. Amelia Wright. Miss Cora Menaugh
Miss Catherine Whitcomb, Miss Elva
Whitcomb. Miss Edna Carr. Miss Flor
ence Kent Miss Harriet Snow, Miss
Stella Thomas. Miss Stella Cullen. Mr.
K. ]. Dakin, Miss Edyth Walker. Miss
Sarah Tichnor. Miss Cecil Norton. Miss
Florence Layton Miss Dudley Manning
Miss Mabel Peabody. Mr.. Parks, Miss
Julia Davis. Mr.. E. Henderson, Miss
Sarah Johnson. Miss l.. Davis. Miss Har-
riet Edmonds. Miss Ruth Piper and Miss
A. V. Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
Iron Fishing.
From the London Globe.


The bottoms of many Swedish lakes are
covered to a thickness of six or eight
inches with fragments of iron ore of the
size of peas. This lake ore consists
chiefly of ochre, or hydrated oxide of
iron. mixed with siicate and phosphate
of iron. clay. sand and other impurities,
and yields pig iron of very good quality.
The ore is obtained by very primitive
methods. In winter a hole is cut in the
ice. scraper attached to long pole Is
inserted and AN the ore withiE reach is
collected into a heap beneath the hole.
Some of the mud which has been scraped
together with the ore is removed by STIR
ring the mass with poles and the ore Is
then scraped into bags which have been
sunk and Is hauled W.. In summer this
curious mining operation is conducted in
q similar manner from RATS anchored in
the lake Two miners can bring up about
four tons of ore in a day. Steam dredges
have recently been installed in a few
places. About thirty years after the re-
moVal of the ore new layer Of the same
thickness Is found to have been produced
by natural chemical processes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
Money for Fairgrounds.

In the transaction OF routine business,
Mr. William II. Hoeke reported TO the
board the amounts of money raised by
different schools for the support of school
Fairgrounds. the total amount approx
mating more than 5000. \ motion was
made by Mrs. Mussey that members of
the committee on Fairgrounds should con-
fer with the District Commissioners 10
ascertain whether any of the $4,000 APP
pTopriated by Congress for public play
grounds could be made available for
school Fairgrounds.
Following a conference of the members
% the committee on buildings and sites
Chairman Hoover reported that the COM
mittee favored the Ballock property, on
7th street, near the northwest corner OF
the Howard University property, as the
site for the new Normal School No >
A resolution adopted by the principals
of the high schools with relation 10 foot
board went on record TO permit the
playing of foot ball by the high school,
boys this fall. II was specified that the
games must be under the rules for sec
ondary schools of the intercollegiate
Foot Ball Association and the board re-
served the right to step in and stop foo
hall again if ii was proved that the new
rules in actual practice do not eliminate
the more serious dangers of the game
The New President.
William Van Zandt Cox. the new presi-
dent of the board of education, well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
A Sturgeon Swims the Atlantic.

Sir Ray Lancaster, in London Telegraph.
An American sturgeon is a distinct
species and is captured on Lakes Michi-
gan and Erie. where it is land-locked,
but below the Falls of Niagara the
same species occurs and passes to the
sea. 1t is recorded. with every prob
ability of truth, that a specimen of this
species was captured some years ago
in the Firth of Tay. having crossed the
Atlantic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

They were there for SO short stay that
they preferred great emany of the
three-pounders on the live bait to an oc-
casional six, eight or ten pound fish with
artificial bait. Later in the season they
will enjoy more extended camping sea-
son at the lake.
1.-The river is clearing rapidly. 1t will
be in fine shape Saturday for fishing
was the message received from Knoxville
Thursday afternoon by John w. Hurley.
1t was all that was necessary to induce
the angler to summon John w Sturbitts,
his angling companion, and arrange for a
holiday trial up the river.
Fishing ought to be fine" said the
successful angler. The water has been
muddy so long and the fish have been
without the usual big supply Of food. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
The Turkish Soldiers Fatalism.


The lethargy Of mind which is the
mental habit Of the Turkish soldier-the
personal expression of fatalism-is a most
valuable quality in its way, for it means
that it's possessor is always cool and
collected. grumbles little and hal mar
velous endurance 1t Is alien to all forms
of panic, just as It IL allen to a con-
spicuous elan. II the Turkish soldier
never goes very fast. he never goes very
slow. Except by the best trained or most
dashing troops he Is bad to beat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

pike to be caught, two-pound fish, and
they take the bait much on the order of
footpad working in the dark. grab it
and make a quick run But the angler
must be policeman enough to be next to
his game and get him.
Live bait vas used by most of the
members of the party, while some eff
fort at using spinners was also made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

Mrs. Martha s. Himbury. wife OF ].
William Himbury. one of the officials of
the post Office at Frederick. Md, died
Friday morning of heart trouble, aged
thirty-six years.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
The New President

William Van Zandt Cox, the new presi-
dent of the board of education, well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

Miss NJ j. Davenport. teacher seventh
grade. Gage School. fifth division
Miss F. A. Pierce, teacher fourth grade.
Buchanan School. ninth division. !.
Miss I. L. King. teacher first grade.
Dent School, seventh division.
Miss G. e. Miller. teacher fourth grade.
Jefferson School. eighth division
Miss c. NJ. Campbell. teacher first
grade. Lovejoy School. twelfth division.
Miss r. B. Martin. teacher NTH grade,
Cardozo School, thirteenth division.
Miss Corrine Wheeler, teacher second
grade. Ambush School. thirteenth divi-
sion.
Miss ]. p Zimmerman. teacher OF
chemistry in the Western High School
Mr.. F. r. Conner, teacher manual
training graded schools.
Miss !. r. Ladd, teacher first grade,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Sn NJ 6 m pria m .

Soiepb Bnsnsr Morrop. Der 13
Sabre alts Sobn Der 9Bittwe anna 9.
Worrow. eeb. Wa9ner. lit ON Srsita9
Yormittaa in Bbilaoslpbiu iebr plOslih
Der ntuten Srisbl'ihen 9iierenfrantbelt
srlsssu. @r mar elm 3Oslins i'm @iraro
@ollege unb Ddhreno oes Spieles ltiirlts
er bemuBtlos nieoer uno mar in 3manBis
Dfinuten cine Seihe. Die Seiiesun9
eriolste Dienito9 Jiahmitta9 uon Der
Bobnuns Der 9roBeltern, Serrn uno
6rnu 6ris gBasnsr an SefieriOn aps.,
aus. i'm SOrsit Sia 5rieobOfe. = Der
unermnrtste Tob oes hiibihen uno itets
muntern Snuben trifft Die Wfutter uno
@roBsItern isbr idwer, benn er mar
Osrsn srtldrter 9ieblins, uub oabsr bic
alase pobl bsrshtiat: % Soft, bu bel
Dir ia DiilliOuen @nssl iino. Daru m
nabmit Du uus bas liebe 3ino ?"
Das auss rubtl-
9liht mebr laht mir Der unihul6uolle
Shimmer
Der ld6nsn Sterne. bic nun, uh, fir
INNER
Die Ounfle Wlmper fsit ssihlOfsn bGlt.
Den @laui perbiiIleno. ben Der 2oo
entiiibrt!-
9n 8Oisnsluth.
DIE iih perllert.
Sn Blumsu. bic Die 9iebe aus9em6blt,
Rub'it ou sebsttet. o. 10 reid. 10 reid,
Dur bu, Der Slnmen ih0nlte, bilt 10
bleib !
Die lssts 9iuht =
Die lsste. Sisblius. bier fur bid auf
eroen,
Die srite = frsi BON irbiiheu Sei4Der'
ben,
Rub'lt ou Dor mir. mein lieber @nfel,
iobul-
8etnidte Snospe = o, gu frib', 3u
friih'
@ntilob' bic Braht,
Die id1 nun ME
Wtsbr i9auen iOll. als msiner Siebe
Sobn!-
Shlaf nobl, ihalf nobl-bn 9ieblin9,-
o iftai mobl -
llnb bu, niein Serj. tenf Seiner mebs
mutbsu0ll
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Ranne Gpuntn.

SunesbaIe. Simbls 6ot3 @om.
panic uou Simblss erlitt am Donuer'
flag ourh eineri Srauo, Der ibre edge
miibls uno Sol, ,eritOrts, sinen gerlufl
pou So, 5,00O.-Bei ben @beleuten Raul
Sonner bat ii6 elm S6bnlein einee.
itsllt.-@ins Sheuue Der giatioual. Sic
uutor Wsrfs puroe Disnitas 8orulitta9
our6 sineu Brauo beifIoist /; Die 5eu.
srpsbr psrbinSerts bic Dslfdoisuus Der
ausreujsuoen @sb6uli6tsiteu.-6ran u.
&. Shuler BON bier purbe Wtontag In
einem 2Srad auf Der Soutbern giiens
bnbn nnbs @sour 9lnn Bride, 8a., nit
1s anbsren Puiiusisren leiAt uerlest.-
Der Beriu9, am Wiontas gbeub cine
8erftinbisuus,iu bsm Streif Der @las.
i9lsifsr ju er3ieleu, lit geifeitert. Grnit
Semensser itarb geitern Wforsen in iei.
ner Wobnuns an S8sit Strase i'm Utter
uon nnbsju "a Sabren. Die gBittpe
uno Spei Sinoer iiberleben ibn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
NittStpu.

Serr Souis Seibsl unS 5ottsr
Roiubel sebeufen in WtOnatsfriit cine
Reiie nab Deutlhlauo Su MAIDEN. =
@riiss mir auumeiler, 2ouis, uno ben
Trifels.
- Der Staliensr Sames Wtaili. Der
Dor orei Sahren uerbaftet ipuroe, neil
er mebrere Wtdb1eu an9riIf, iif aber
unli6tbar mabts, nadoem er bic n0tbis
ee Biirgihaft srlan9te, 1T leste @ohe
In Wtontreal. Canada. mieoer oin9feIt
9emaht moroen uuo miro jur RrojeBir'
un9 3urfdssbradt Derosu.
= Ebomas Dan pon Sanb Strase,
tempordr als Wtaidinenlsiter fir Die
@onitruftionsarbeit bel Der 9to. 6 3ede
aneeitellt, uerfiu9 iif) am Dienita9
Utorssn bic 0ano in oem Seil, nuroe
auf Die 3rOmmet 9s,o9en uno herumses
nirbelt, bis ibm Der 3opt uno S6rper
an Dem @sbGlt ,srihmettert mar. @r
erias ben Verlesunsen siniSe Stunosn
lpater.
- @sil nussbIih Der Ssfunb Der
6iesbe,li9lihsn 8ommiilion uerlest MUIR
De, ls9ten $500 Wtdnnsr uuo 9nuben.
pslhe UNI uno in ben 3ehen Der Penn'
ipIpania Soblen @ompanle 3u Slo Sorss
uno PittstOn anseitsllt iino, am Srsitas
bic Grbeit uisoer, iu9leit ertldreno. oae
nenu Die Wfibbslli9teltsn nidt ssiflidl.
tet Derben. Die anoeren .Seten Der Com
panic auh in Wfitleibenidait geIoesn
perben piirbsn. Die Nrbsiter i'm no.
4 Sbaht Der @nen 3ebe 40 Bort @rifs
fitb, 500 an Der 3abl, leStsu Samitas
aud bic arbeit nieoer. Der Ausitano
iollte niht obne Blutuer9isBeu uerlau'
fen. bsnn als am Dienita9 Wtorsen elm
arbsitsr,ug uOn 9ushestown bel Der
DO. IA 3efe siutraf, iammelten iih cine
Rotte Ausldnoer on, bic unter Siibrun9
oss Stalieners Peter 3ura bic anpeiens
ben StaatfOnitabler augriffen. 3ura
mu6te gef1brlit nit eirem Sniippel 3u-
9erihtet meroen, ebe bic RubeifOrer auf'
bcrten, ndhrenb audi &ong Bernaioi
cine Sussl in ben Sopf erbislt, Die iih
am SUB oes @ebirns feitisste. Sheriff
Rbooba srbielt einsn Shuitt Der Shdbels
buut unb Der Soultabler Sasper Sfts'
bad ssristb unter isin ssitiirjtss Pisro
unb erbislt bns rehte Bsin uerleet. Der
Streif breitett iid) Oienita9 auf bic
Butler, 0iliioe, Baruum unb Central
.3sten aus uno es bsfiuosn iit isst ins'
QeIammt 10000 Df1uner QW NuS.
itano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Has xhaf abndrtS.

SabInr. DIE bieiissn sutsu 9iirssr
maren gang entriiftst wegeu oem 9reuj.
jus sessn Die SCRANTON Shulratbs uno
slaubeu, baB nod mauder au9usitnll
ju nilten pare in anoeren Ortsn. gDir
nolleu nidt uorsreifsn, absr, Seisr, oenis
na6.-Der @ilbelm EEL Shhssn Stub
piro am ~. SUM- isin 3usitss idbrli6ss
S9isBsn abbaltsn; bas gBsttsr pirb gut
lsiH, oenn bic 9srren iiuo ni9t an Sas
Waiisr sewObnt. = Srau Gnnn Beber
uno ibre 9ohter Soa iino lssten Wfon'
tag Hah Ohio usrreiit. um Dem 0srrn
abrabam Sirder uno Samilis sinsn BE.
iuA abjnitutteu. SBir piinihen sliid.
lihe &eiis unb sutes Suriidfommsn.
SD niini1e mir, unierm alten Sreunoe
Sirher nod sinmul bic 8drsutuee rei'
den Su fOunen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
8rimiual @erid,t.

SOispb SuntO pun 9bruop. bsu sineu
triminsllsn glnsriff uuf bie 13 SABRE
alte Wtan @uans maf,te, bat niht me.
niger pie 8 Sabre uno 9 WfOnate nod
msbr pis Is Sabre 3u6tbaus abSu'
iisen.
@eorse 8rsdenbansh BON Daiting.
ton, .. g., Der in oisbiiher abfi6t biz
eaton Bobnuns on ytoro Wtain Nus.
nue. betrat, entfnm NIT 6 Wtonaten Sc.
fdnsniB. nutoem sr Den Ri6tsr ssbsten
bate, ibm cine @slsSenbsit sur 8siier.
uug gu 9eben.
Drsi @bsibeibunsen wurbsn Montas
belpilli9t, nemli6 Sillie Wf. Boliom
uOn GbOmas BOHoH, 6ranf z. 9nobls
uon @lsanor Mobile, uno Sillie Barber
uon @omaro Barber.
alotrmann Sranf @sli nnb iein Sc.
noHe Soiepb SS6lfers, aussblih elm
Dstettiu. Durosn ssitsrn Der @rpre1uns
ibuloi9 befunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Gtabtrath.
Select Council, 1s

Select Council, 19. Mfai.
Sene Rsiolution Der SanbelsbebOrbs,
welde bic ft6otiIhen Beamten erinht,
ssrihtlihs Shritte 3u nehmen, um bic
Soblen @ompanieen ju uerbinoern, bob
lie bic Strabtn unterminiren, muroe in
oieier S6rperihaft empfaneen, BEN Se'
iee @omite in Verbinoune nit BEN
Stabtanmolt iibsrmisisn, Der cine oissbes
,ii9lihs Srbinau3 ausarbsiten ioa. Die
Rsiolution, welhe Dunmore Borough
Die @rlaubniB ertbeilt. nit oem Poplar
StraBe ab;ugsfaual 8erbinbune gu ma'
den, murbe nah eini9er Sppoiition aus
aenommen. Die Aloer StraBe Yflas
itsruu9suorlase muroe enosiiltig bsitd'
ti9t, ipmie cine HeiolutiOn. bic uon lss'
tenn Sabr iiberla9 unb beSwedt. oaB In
Betrefi Der Bubnfrsu5uns an Gbeooor'
StraBe etmas setbau weroe.
9ieue 8orlagen muroen nie fol9t etn-
sersidt: 9swiS - Srbinau3, baB BIT
itaotilhsn Bsamten unb S6reibsr auI
ibre stsensn 8often Sidsrhsit itellen icl'
len; reierirt. Dou9bertp - Sir cir
ab,usstanal Saifin an 6huitsr ausnul
un6 emmett StraBs; refsrirt. o.
Bople e-Oa6 Seftion VI i'm 19. Nbjuss
tnnal Diitritt rspurirt wsrbe; unSe
nOmmsn. Sroman, fir 9iiuelliruns
YHaiisruns unO Rinnitsine on Prtipec
9lpsnue, pon 3oeuit CUR Sig StraBe
rsfsrirt. Dfattbems Sir einsn Bai
isrltod an 9epier ausnue uuo SuIern
StraBe; beitdtist. DaB Dram Bou
lsuarS in fabrbursn 3uitano seisst wsr
De; bsitdtist. Soiter-OaB Bslt Yar
slusnue rsparirt perbe; beitdtist. Dou
sbsrtp -DaB Der @swuursn Snipsttol
oaBu iebe. baB oas on Sinoer uelfauftl
@is Cream rein lift nno msnu iOlhei
niht Der Sad. fol- bic Siiens oes 9dno
lers als uerUirft ertldrt weroen; be
ftdti9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Duumcre.

- Sin GOdterlsin bat ii1 bel bsm
@bspaar Stuart 5reg BON apple Strast
siu9sltellt.
= Srani @unen's Misunderstanding
an @hsitnut StraBs wuroe am Wtouta9
yiabt pon @inbrehern beiu1t uno un
etwus Sleinpedisl uno eiui9e gBaaren
beitoblen.
= Der friiber bier mohnbafte Srnnt
@ert lit Suunta9 in isiner Wobnuus
in Wilfss'Barre mad mehrmouatli6er
Sranfbeit 9eftOrben uno Duroe ssitern
i'm Dunmore 6riebbof besroist.
- Gin @ebdube bes Wti6ael Mtcs
Su9b an Wteaoe Strase, pou Der Sobn
Wtc9iallD Samilie bewobnt, muroe Dou'
ncritas bur1 einen iiberbsi3tsn Sfen in
Srano 9rlsst uno 3eritOrt. Die 6suer.
pebr rettete Die an9renjenoeu 9ebduoe
Dor Sbaoen.
- 8iuarb Us. Smitb BON Bloom
StraBe, @sbilis GreiberboB in Der 9io.
3 Sete, itiir5te uorlesten Wtittuo9 cine
Oiitan3 BON 200 6ue ben 0nnptlhabt
binab uno purOe ,sri9mettert. Da
au9eni1einlih friminells ,0iahldiii9tsit
porla9, 10 bat Der 9oroner cine Inter.
iuHuns austOronet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

- Rodp 9len piro nGdlten Sam.
flag fur ben 6ffsntIiaen gsrtsbr er.
Offnet.
= Die ilnuonii6sn @eiellidnftsn bic.
isr 9sssno baltsn Hdditen MOntu9
YOrmittas cine ParaOe ab.
= IS bat isst felt elmer 0O6s isOsn
Tag mebr ooer wsni9er 9ertgnet uuo
nunmsbr brauhen mir Die erpdrmsnOsu
Sounenitrablsu.
- Sine ips,islls Sisuns BON 0roB.
sei6wOreusn 1T iiir ben 27. SUM- einbs.
ruien moroeu, um nit Den Auflagefdl.
len Dor Der Sommsruafan3 aufiurius
men.
- glm SSrsitne Nbsno (mor9tn) pirb
RrOfeiior u. S8. Wioore pon Der @ol.
gate llniueriitdt in oem Sofifule Gn'
oitOrium cine itsreoptilde Sorlelnns
iiber r@ilbsIm Tsu" in Der sn9liibsn
Sprabe sebeu. msIhe aud Die Dent.
i6eu iutereliireu lollte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Nus benz oberen Shale.
(Nrhbalb @orrefponoen3.)

- Billinm, So5n bes Paitors 8.
O. Sunf pon Arhbalb, Der iih i'm
5abnemann Soipital elmer fritii9en
Operation uuterpurf. III in bebeutsnb
ssbsnerten Suitano pisosr hsimsefshrt.
Der SO Sabre alte Serbinanb Roc.
co puroe Wtontae abeub in ieiuem Siu.
terhof 3u Wfapfielo bur6 ben 29 SABRE
oltsn Dominid @OIanoro erf6oiien, neil
an9ebli4 lesterer burh ben erfteren be-
orobt morSen mar, ba er bem 8erlaneen
Der .S9warjs 9anb" fir gelo ni9t
na4tom. Der Wi5rber tparb cine balbe
Stunoe uad Der Ebat perbafiet unb
obne Sulaiiun9 BON Biir9ffaft benz
@efdnguiB iiberianot. @r erfldrte bel
oem uorberi9en Serb6r, baB Roeco jus
srit 5000 pOn ibm usrlanst unb mad Der
Dsissruus finf Shiiiie anf ibn abse'
geben babe, worauf er oann feline Slints
bolts uno ibn nisosritredts.
(@arbOnSals @orrsIponben;.)
= @oparb 3ellp uon Scott Strase,
Elm Ser9mann In Der @onlbroof j3ebe,
erbielt ourd einen Dedenfall sinen
S4doelbruh unb anoere Yerltsuueen,
bic balb na4bsr isiHsn COB 3ur 5Olss
batten.'
= Setter Si,er. "a Sabre aft unb nls
Sebsr auf Der .. & 3. @iienbabn an'
ssitellt, wuroe WtOntas gtadmittas 30
arAbalo get6otet, oils er Dor einen an.
oeren 3us trat. Siisr mobnte 3u Sijer.
town, sins aber bier in Soft.
= 5rau Gusuftus SbIefslbt BON Wfill
StraBe, bic iib msbrere Gage 3uuOr I'm
9iotbfall Soipitul elmer Operation fiir
Die @utiernun9 eines @spddfes untsr'
mari 1T am 5rsitas Mforssn ben Sol
gen oerislben srlsssn. Die geritorbsut
wiro uou oem @atten -uno 3mei S6busu
iiberlebt. Die 8siiesuns fauo Diontae
9iadmitta9 i'm wtaplspooO 5risobOl
ftatt.