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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11
POLICE LOOK FOR BOY
Wepatchee Youth Wanted for Cash
ing Check on Fathers Bank
Account.

Believing that Claude Estes, son
of w. B. Estes of Southside, a IT.
year-old Wenatchee boy who ran
away from home with two compan-
ions after cashing a small check on
his fathers bank account, is headed
for Spokane, A. A. Hammer asked
the Spokane police to watch for him.
The lad is described as being II
years old. feet tall and we'll built,
with sandy complexion, auburn hair
and gray eyes. When he left home
he wore a greenish gray suit and a
green hat.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11
In 1847

PEOPLE DID NOT AID
VERTISE THEN AS THEY
DO TODAY. FORTUNES
WERE NOT so GREAT
THEN AS THEY ARE To-
DAY.
ADVERTISING BEGETS
SUCCESS. TO BE A REAL
SUCCESS YOU SHOULD
ADVERTISE IN THIS Pa
PER.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11

slider the private purchase Of Wei RI
cards two racing establishments at
Danger and Chantilly. France. togetb
er with the entire stud. which Is now
for sale. He will take the first oppor-
tunity to visit the stables at Danger
and Chantilly. They represent an III
vestment OF several million frames.
he intends to devote himself largely
In the future to turf matters. but Is
averse to buying race horses at auc-
ton.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11

split of the $1,000 purse and he
refused. He insisted upon the win
ner receiving rs per cent and the
loser 25 per cent. Later, as you
know, he agreed, reluctantly, how
ever, to a 60 and 40 per cent divi-
sion"
s'Little's proposal, then, was the
real cause for your dismissing him
as your manager?" Johnson was
asked
Yes. l had been suspicious OF
him for some time"
Johnson was asked if Little
mentioned the names of the people
he was supposed to be working with
for a fight fixed for Jeffries to win.
He said:
Il don't know who was behind
him. Little did not tell me who had
the 100000. l know this much
the picture men have always beer
on the square with me, and Mr.. Rock
told me he would just as soon see
me win as to see Jeffries win
According to Johnson, Titles at
tempt to fix the big fight was mace
while they were in training quarters
at Ocean Beach, Cal, and before
Gov. Gillet announced his mo hight
ultimatum. He explained that the
reason he had not denounced Little
at the time was in order that there
might be no widespread suspicion
as to the honesty of the fighters.
Il knew if the facts came out
then, almost four weeks before TIE
fight, hundreds of people would not
attend, fearing a frame-up. L hest
tate about telling the facts now and
| hate to be held up as a knocker,
but this is the real truth.
"Jeffries, l am sure, was just as
confident of winning the fight as
was and | am sure he would not be
a party to faxed contest
Meant Fortune for Both.
Johnson further asserted that Lit
tie had confided in him that both OF
them could make fortune tha'
would keep them during their natu
raj lives if Johnson would "see thai
the fight ended inside of elgh'
rounds in Jeffries' favor
What was your answer?' John
son was asked.
Il told him that l would rather
win this fight and make only 500,
900 than to lose it and make $29o'
900.
81 also told him that | had beer
long time fighting my way to thu
top and that | did not propose to III
down now to a man whom | knew
could whip
Johnson's statements confirmed
rumor that became public in Chicago
about the time of his separation
from Little. The report emanale'
from friends of Mrs. Little, who,
was said, was advising her Chlcag'
friends not to bet on Johnson-tha
George had told her in letter ina
''it was fixed"
Little is on his way home iron
San Francisco and could not "
reached last night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11
Stars Do Not Last Forever.

Having released Tim Jordan and
Harry Lumiey outright. the Brooklyn
players cannot last forever. Three
years ago Manager McGraw OF the
Giants offered $4,000 for Jordan and
Lumley. President Ebbets was ready
to sell at that figure. but former Man
ager Pat Donovan blocked the deal by
threatening TO resign.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11

Jim Barry. the Chicago heavyweight.
who cleared $1,000 out of the battle be
fought in California. is ready TO take
on either Jim Flynn of Pueblo. Colo.
or Stanley Ketchei before any club
Offering the best purse. Jim says be
will never fight another negro. He
says they are too tough for him. That
eliminates Jack Johnson.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11
Penn Athletes Abroad.

N. j. Cartmell the former champion
college sprinter. and f. l.. Ramsdell OF
Texas. the University OF Pennsylvania
runner who won rhe intercollegiate
championship for lOU yards recently.
are now In England. where they will
meet some OF the best short distance
men In Europe
Kamsdeil will run several races IN
order to get In shape for the English
championships. which will be held on
July z.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11

Not satisfied with being called cham
pion batter. base runner and the best
right fielder in the American league, Ty
Cobb of the Detroit Tigers is after
more honors. The Tiger star wants
to become pitcher Nearly every day
before the game starts one can see
Tyrus hurting the sphere to his COM
rades. trying to put all kinds of twists
on the ball. Some Of his teammates
say that with more practice Cobb will
do. He has a splitter that many Of the
major leaguers would envy. But as
Cobb is of more use to the Tigers as
a right fielder. batter and base runner
than he would be as pitcher the
chances are that he will never have
the honor of doing duty in the box in
a regular game,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11
.oday's Events

Y. p. M. S. at Methodist church
at 8 p. m.
X. of P. at Bower hall.
Commercial c., b general meeting
Band practice.
Baptist brotherhood.
German-American club.
Wenatchee theatre-Vaudevil
Gem theatre-Motion pictures.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11
To Swim English Channel.

A most determined effort will be
made to swim the English channel this
season. 1t is nearly thirty-five years
since Captain Webb padded across.
and. though many attempts have been
made, not one man has succeeded. OF
those who have tried it the best at
tempt stands to the credit OF Jappy
Wolfe. who came within a quarter Of
a mile of the shore and had to be pull
ed out of the water, being so exhaust
ed that he could not make another
stroke. Montague A. Holbein. who
came almost as close as Wolfe eight
years ago. is preparing for another
dash.
Frank Gould on Turf.
Frank j. Gould of New York said
rps.pntiV thar he might after all con-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11
American Horses OutcIa ssed.

The showing made Oh American
tracks, by some of the Keene and Whit
ney horses raced abroad last summer
explains perhaps why the American
horses did not do better over on the
other side. They were outclassed.
HOLMAN Dartmouth's Track Captain.
AT meeting of the Dartmouth track
team recently Orc Ellsworth Holdman
Of Seattle. Wash. was elected captain
for next year Holdman has been on
the team for three years and holds the
college record for the pole vault.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-08-31
mr.. LEVERS DEFENCE,

His Answer to Charge that He
IS a Traitor to the Party
His Explanation of His Vote
on the Lumber Tariff and the
Reasons for His Position
Was in Line with Party
Leaders and the Lumber
Schedule was Not a Party
Measure.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-08-31

Mr.. Leighton w. Lide. Of Darling
ton county died Wednesday night,
aged 70 years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-08-31

The tariff is a method of taxation
IL Is a tax laid upon imported arti-
eles. According to the Democratic
ideas. this tax Is borne by the con-
sumner OF the foreign-made article.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-08-31
Not a Party Question.

The vote on lumber was neither
PARTISAN nor n test Of party LOYALTY.
This Is proven in the fact that Hon
James Tawney, the closest friend of
Speaker Cannon and leading Repub-
lican in the house. was the man who
offered the free lumber amendment
and 81 Republicans voted with him. q
majority of whom voted for the bill
on its final passage, though IL con
tained duty on lumber Ny rec3,-
lection is that AZ Democrats i'm tho
house from the South voted with mo-
on this proposition. In the senate "
Democrats voting ON this schedule. ~.
lG from the South. among them 3o.cn
Confederate soldiers and Senator
Money IN" leader OF the Democrats
In the senate, voted for a So duty on
lumber ~ against the 81 duty for
which ! voted i'm the house. Are these
men To be driven out Of the party?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-08-31
DO They Use Canadian Lumbero

They do not use Canadian lumber.
therefore, would have to bear none of
the tax placed upon it. Is this last
statement correct? Every business
man knows II is true. because the
freight rates on lumber from Cana
dian points to Southern points make
II impossible for the Canadian lum-
herman to pay them and sell his lum-
Der In competition upon the local mar
kets. Consul Hotchkiss. under Cleve-
lands administration, said: "Tf the
duty OF 50 Is removed. il will not af-
rect the price. because II has never
hcon factor and viii still be unfelt."
Minority Leader Champ Clark. I'm his
speech Of March %. 1909. speaking OF
the tariff on lumber said:
II want to say 10 my Southern
friends who arc Interested I'm yellow
pine that tho toriff ON lumber never
raised the price of yellow pine nlm-
bor ono single cent since tho world
began. II would not lower It now to
take II off"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-08-31
The Duty on Lumber.

Criticism of me has been INDUCED
I'm by some Of the press. and a few
constituents. because after mature
consideration / did not see nt To vote
To place imported lumber upon the
free list. In voting upon this sched-
ulo. adhered 20 the doctrine Of tho
Walker report that "the duty should
be so imposed as 20 operate as equal
~ as possible throughout the Union.
discriminating neither for nor against
any class or section" that except for
imperative reasons mo- article should
Dee placed upon tho free list.
Tho Platform Declaration.
nv critics VIII Immediately say that
tho imperative reason" for placing
lumber on the free list Is tho platform
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Gtne Sttte.

Wir bitten biermit iOlde unisrsr Der.
sbrten abcnuenten. wslds Elm Subr ober
oariibsr fir Oas -UOdsnblatt" i6uloeu,
uns ben 8etras sutommeu ju laHsn,
oenn mir bubsn bas @elS n0tbis unb
gang serpiB ueroieut. S8er ni6t islbit
uoripre9en fann, lit esbstsn. ben De.
tras per Poit sinSuienOen. Das @siud
srfOIst, neil mir sesenwdrtis unO i6On
felt einiser 3sit teiusn Solicitor battsn
uno osm rssuldrsu Perionul Der Office
bic .3sit feblt, Su fOlleftiren. GS piirOs
uus uiel .3sitUerluit eripart, wenn bic
Ssier DOriprsdsn uub beSublsn wiirOsn.
ebs bic Sdulb Su bod auhduft.
ahtunssuOll,
Der 9sraus9eber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
@anne Gpuntn.

SonesoaIe. = Der friibsr bier ipobn.
bafts aaron Paul 1T am Samitag ,n
Ssrisp @itp i'm altsr pon 62 Sabren
seitOrben. @r mar elm Brubsr BON
5ruu @barlss Sd unS Srau Sreb. Rsi.
6snbader.-Dsr Srisssustsran Subbsl
Rounbs BON BaDmart 1T am SamItaa
absuo plDslia SeftOrben; sr pobnte
einsm @mpfanS bel nno purbs wabr.
i6einli6 10 anfserest, oas fid Elm Ssr3.
idlas sinitellte. = Die Briiber @bparo
uuo @barlss Sunfle mnrben am Gam
flag auf Der 8auerei ibres Saters su
Ubite Wtils als Seiden aufssfunben.
aeuBerlide 8srlssunssn parsn an ben
3Drpsrn nidt bemerfbar, absr man bat
ben Batter Der Sriibsr, Srauf Suutls,
auf ben 0eroa6t oes @iftmorbss uuter
Sirsidaft ssitellt. Cine unteriu6uus
lit I'M @auSe. Der 8erbaftete erfreut
fid eines suten Rufes unb feline Oia6s
barn balten ibn ale elmer iol6sn Chat
fiir unfdbiS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
4ittStpn.

- Matti Yianutti uon bier bsiuunte
iid am Oisnita9 i'm @eri6t iduloiS.
an %. Gusuit ieiusn 8rubsr bur6 ei'
usn ReuOIusrihuB ermOroet gu baben.
@r wiro ON Samitas uerurtbsilt.
- Die 0ablbeamten bes Browntown
Diitrifts in YittstOnlG Gownibip. Snisr'
man Diitritts in Senfins GOwnibip
unb Der Speitsn S8arb in Durnea iinb
ourf Sdsrifi RbOoOu ausewieien NOR.
ben, iid Seridtlid Su itslleu, auf Die
sntIuse,i. Die Bublbsridte... Sefalidt gu
baben.
- Gls irfb Donueritas elm @inbrs.
der In bic @Obnnns Der Srau @liia 8.
DsQuid on William StraBe ein9sorun'
gen mar unb Der Srau ssbOten bate.
lib rubis Su uerbalten ober er iphroe iie
t6btsn. iprans iie i6nell aus oem Sstt.
riei ibrer ydbte, einen Reuoluer ,u
brinsen uno uertrisb oaour9 ben 8erl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Sunmcre.

-t@bsitsr Susuoid, Der 6idbriss
Sohn Der 5rau 2bomas Stemart pon
Deit @rOpe StruBe, itarb am Samftag
ua6 nur einm69entliAer 3raufbeit unb
murbe am Dfontas I'M Duumore 5rieb'
bofs beiseiest.
- @bmarb S6abt uon Drinfer Stra.
&c, elm Ersibsr I'm 9io. / S9a9t Der
Penniplpania 3oblen @ompanie, erbislt
lsste SBohe pdbrenb Der arbeit sinsn
SuB idlimm 3sroriidt, iObaB er iest
aruden bsnuseu muB.
= Die SO 5oll Oide BufsrrSbrs Der
scranton @as uno Bu0sr @ompanie
an Glib SlafelD StraBe bsfam DOM
usritas elm 9ed unb man muBte bis
ipdt 9la6ts arbeiten, nm bic i9aobafte
Stelle 3u reparirsn.
- Sin usrftopftss Samin in elmer
italieniiden Bobuuns an Sim StraBe
lisB am 5reitas ben Raud ni6t entpsi.
den, man permutbete einsn Brano uno
lief bann bic 5euerwebr rufen, bsrsn
Dienfte ieoOd uidt nOtbis iuaren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Bilfes.s Barre Seabri4ten.

= Sener bei6abiste am Dienitas
Mor9sn ben @aarsnuorratb In Wein.
CARTS 2uben on Shb Dfain StraBe
gum Bstras uOn $4,000. Der @isen'
tbiimsr mar jur5eit in yiew YOrf.
= Sn 9u3erne @ountg bat man wie'
Der srObe 9Bublbstriisersisn sntbsdt.
absr mas niist aI bas @eidrsi uno
ale llnteriudun9en, Denn mon bic De'
triiSsr niat na4 Dem Suatbaus bsfOr'
bsrtP
- SH giunticofs itarb ON porlestsn
WiOntas Srau Serbsrt, bic Satin oes
Yaltors Der oortisen reiormirten 3ions
@smsiubs. gBilliam 3. Serbert. Sie
litt felt lanssn Sabrsn am Rbeumatis'
mus.
- Der .9ujerne @ountD 3wsis" bat
bei9lO6en, benz ueusesriinostsn sSiltss'
barre 1urnusrein bel Der Gnidaffnn9
pon @sr6tbsn bebilfli6 gu iein, no5ll
pOrausfi6tlib bic Summs uon $3.50
nOtbs istn pirb.
- Sin brittes unb uiertes Wiitsliet
Der Wfillinston 5umilie BON SlocuH
3Omnibip, bic brsiidbriss WtarD uni
bic 80 Sabre alte @roBmutter, Srar
Murp SohniOn, iinc nun AUDI ssitor
ben unb Die Wiuttsr liest In fritiidsn
3uftanb barnieber. Sine llnteriu6un(
srsub, bab bic 9sber bss Sinbes Sn1
Srsifa6en @rOBe anssidwOllsn mar uni
an ben auosren Srsansn funoen iid
Spuren uOn Ssrsiftuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Bon 4eter6bura.

- Der 9lappsritord sri6ien lsstsn
Samita9 an 8beeler apenue nno bin.
terlisB bel benz @bspaar 5rso. u. Srsp
Elm munterss S6bnlsin.
- @liiabstb sObid BON Ybslps Stras
&c, psl4e BEN 9snrp 9auitian uOn u.
Srpins slusnus ansebll6 in elmer 8irtb.
idaIt on 8eft Sadawauna ausnus ani
Srsitas Elm 3ai6snbu6 entpsnbsts. bas
$31 sntbislt, Wurbs fiir Elm seridtlidss
@ridsinsn ipdter uutsr s 300 8Hrsi6aft
ssitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
9pbe 3arf 6otisen.


: 5rdulein 9sna 3urflisb unb Orion
Us. @ebfter, bsibe uon bier, besabsn
ii4 lsste Bods mad SinsbamtOn, mo
fie iia als elm @bsbaar psrbinbsn lisssn.
= Srau Gntboup Carrier BON Shb
Wtain Guenne beridtete Der PoliIei am
5rsitas. bus ibr 90 Gaubsn aus Der
Saeuns seitOblsn wOrbsu isisn, ipsl6s
iie isbr bod iadsts.
: Sranf \. @romli9. Bsrnalter bss
Sotel Naib, uno 5rdulsin Sabie 6.
Uatiins bon 8aibburn StruBs purSeu
am DOnnsrftas in Der Nloseop Retbo.
bitten STRIDE als Elm @bepaar perbuuOsn.
: Dem 26 Sabre altsn amic Sbra.
bam BON yieunter StraBe 'nurbsn am
Samitas 8Ormittas, oils sinsnI Dpna.
mitsiuber. Der aui ben Sfsu sefallen
mar, aufbsbsu pollts, Siussrtbsils ab.
serilien unb beibs Sdnoe uerbrannt.
= Srdulsin @liiabstb S6lens BON
@beitnut StraBe nur6e porleeten Wfitts
mod sslessntlid ibres 80. @sburtstases
nit einem @mpfans bsebrt. Sin prad.
tiger SlumeuitrauB uno anbere Sc
i6enfe ipuroen Der Subilarin als 3si.
den Der Soda&tuns iiberrsidt.
Otto VI. 8seb BON 9anbis Strase,
als Sanf6reiner an bem neuen BREEDER
Der Sadawanna @ompanis In Taplor
anseitellt, usrlOr am Samitus auf sinsm
fiinfSsbn Sub bobsn @sriiit ieineu 5uB.
bait, itiir5te Sur @rbe unb srbislt sinsn
Sddoslbru4, osm sr In elm paar Nfir
uuten srlas. Die @ittns unb brsi ain.
Der iiberleben ben 8srunstiidten.
- 5rau sOuiiu 5ridsr. SO Sabre aft.
Satin bes @illiam Srider pon u. 8an
Sursn Gusnue, 1T ON Samftas Abenb
Iebr pl0sli9 on sinsm @sbirnidlas &c.
itorben. Der iis betraf als fie Die Absnbs
mabBsit sinnabm. Die 0eritorbene
mar lanse Sabre auf bieier Seite wobn.
baft nno woblbefauut. Die Bsiletung
srfoIste Disnitas Siadmittas i'm @aib.
burn StraBs 5risbbof, na9 sinsm Grau.
sroisnit i'm Sauis, ben PuitOr u. O..
@alsnfamp lsitsts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Gine mirfIi6le Mehi,iu.

Cine tuirfIi@e Nsbi;in. r0o imms,
i'd binfommen mag, meros ih ben gll,
pentrautsr empfsblsu, bsnu i4 CLAUDE,
sr 1T bic sin3iss wirflide Mebi3iu, =
iarsibt Ssrr 5rant Wtlinst, 1853 8aib'
inston St., Dsnusr. Colo. SD par
felt jebn 9abren franz nit Dtassnlsiosn,
uno ollie Wteoi3inen. bic i1 ssbraudts,
parsn nuslos. SD itanO am abSrunt
Der Ter3weifluns, oils i'd mid entihloB,
SbrsH alpsntrduter Su usriu6en. Sd
bate nidt mebr oils cine SlaI6e &c.
braudt, uls i'd mid idon better fiblts.
nnc jest, nuh BEN @ebruud uon feds
5laidsn, befinoe ih mid 70 pobl. pie
Dor 3sbn Sabren, sbs i9 franf puroe.4
5orni's glpsnfrdutsr 1T tsine sIpOtbs.
ter'Wfeoijin, uidt elm Ssp6bnlider Sans
oelsartifel. ionbern elm altbsmabrtes
9rdnter.Ssilmitisl. welhss ben 9suten
Oireft selisfert pirb our6 9Ofalasenten,
an9eitellt BON ben @isentbiimern, Or.
Better SabrusD & Cons Co., 1925 80.
SODne aue., Chicago, 81.
Sorui's Nlpeutrdutsr 8lutbeleber lit
gu babsn bel Senrp gBalter, 1O11 @ebar
glueuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Nprb Scrautpu .

= 3wsi Dtdnusr. Samss Rpun bon
@ilfesbarre uuo Sames Wturpbp, Osr
fsinsn itdnoissu @obniis bat, purOsn
Donnerftus Jtaht In Ysrrp's Dirtb.
i6ait Bu Duta Sap, nabe Der Stubt.
sreuSe, uerbuftet, nadbsm iie NIT wsrtb.
pollen Spisen unb anbersn 9Baaren be.
luOsn einsefsbrt waren uub Die Sadeu
gu SpOttprsiieu uertaufteu. Sn Der
ROIiSeiitation seitunosn bic Serbaftstsn,
OuB iie Su Seiiup siueu .. & 8. Sitter.
masen erbrOAen nno beraubt batfsn.
Spdter wurOen iie untsr 8iirsi6uft
gum $roSeB sebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17

lid beitatist, pdbrenb bic folsenbsn re-
ferirt puroen: PerrD-Pfafteruns BON
SOulsuarb auenus, swii6su Sft Mar.
fet unb Olppbant Gusnue. Torrsp-
Rflaitsruns BON See Court, swiidsn
Sprucs uno Centre StruBsu. atbsrton
-Pfufteruns BON @alnut StraBe, 3wi'
fdsn WaibinstOn uuo @apOuie ausnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17

= Der Gar unO bic 3urin uOn 0auB.
lamb, wslae fi6 bic lsstsn SueiuuOsin.
bulb MOnats nit ibren 9iubsrn in ben
bsutideu eanben, jumsiit in SsEsn,
aufssbaltsn baben, tratsn am 10. glu.
usmber bic SsimrsIie ie an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
ans benz oberen xbale.
(Gr4balb @orreiponben3.)

NCsB"Hho SottsIPoHoSHd'I
- Der Beremauu Charles Sobat
lpuroe seitern 0tittas iu Der 8adananna
3ede su SlDpbant ourd sinsn Dsdsn'
fal Set6otst.
- Sobn, ber II Wfonats atte Sobn
tss SObn Mauiass uOn Esdpias, iisl
ON Sreitas, wdbrsnb Ct In Der 2H6s
ipislte, tn einen 3uber beiBss Bafsr
uno trn9 10 f6timme 1rhbwunben ba.
uon, baB man fein Gblsbsn srpartsts.
@r wurbe sur Sebunbluns nad BEN
Stuat Soipital ssnommsn. mo- es am
Dienftas abenb unter srOBsn S9msr.
3sn itarb.
= Charles Matibun BON Sermpn,
Elm Sersmann In Der Bbite DAT 3e6e
su Grdbalo, iests am Srsitas bel Der
gOrbsrsituus zines Sprsnsiduiies elm
Quantum Fuluer In 9ranS unS Die
fOlsenoe @rplofiOn uerbrannte ibn in
i6limmsr @eiie um 3Opi unO 9Srpsr.
Sm Oiotbfall 9oipital In @arbonbale
bstra6tete man isiuen 3uitauo oils ss.
fdbrlid. erwartste absr feline @snslung.
= Der AZ Sabre alte 8irtb gilbert
6. Seuue uOn DidiOu Gitp LIT Sreitas
WtOrSsn Su PrsitOn Purt In 8apne
@ountg faftiid Our6 einen Saisn 3u
EObe sridrsdt woroen. Senne battle
iid ON Wtittwo6 in 8sslsituns oss
@onitablsrs Sames SatsB uon DidiOn
@itp uuf bic Saienia9O bsseben uno mar
nit Sisism auf Der Giidtsbr gum 5riib.
itiid, oils plOslid Elm 9ais auf Der Bib.
fiddle erihien; Senne idoB feline Slin'
tenlaouns auf oas Gbisr ub, meldes
auSenideinlid uersnbst umfiel, uls sr
aber osiien Seite erreiGts uno es auf.
hsben wOllts, ipruns Der Suie auf uno
9enne erbielt ourh bieies unerwartste
Sorseben cine iol4e itarie @ridiitters
uus. oaB sr tOot' an einsm iid einseitel.
ten Ser3idlas nisoerfisl. Ser SeritOr.
bens befauc ii6 ausenldeinli6 in better
@elnnobeit;' muB aber on eiuem idpa'
den 9erjen selitten baben, ionit bdtte
ibn Der Sorfall ni6t 10 unsssriffen uno
ieinen COB peruriabt. @r mirb uou
Der @ittws, spsi GOdtsrn uub sinsm
Sobn iiberlebt.
(@arbonoals @Orreiponben3.)
g 5rdulsin SlOra,0 ,0ismmsttEu Slss
plant unO goum SdOif uon Carbon.
bale wurOeu am Dienitas 8Ormittas in
Der ct. Ratrid's Stride gu Slppbant
ourd Pfarrsr 3. 8. Miurpbp als elm
slidlides @bspuar sinssissnst. :sc;-ssr. :;;;.:.1
-3u SOreft @itp srsisnstsn fid ON
Samftus Swsi fatuls llnfdls uuf Der 81.
isnbabn. Sia4mittass fsl Der 8. &
Us. 9sijsr Charles Wiann unn isinsm
3us unb pnrbe pon ben Rdbern sstSb.
tst. am abenb paiiirts osm 27 Sabre
altsn Sames Quinn bon Salbroot
StraBe elm dbnlides llusliid uno sr
puros pon ben Rdbern 70 ibauosrbaft
Serbridt, oaB sr iaum mebr srfennbar
mar. Ssioe 8srunsliidts waren uuusr.
hsiratbst uno Wtann's sside murbs nad
Der @Itsrnwobnung su 5srnwOOO, 81.
y, ssianbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
fit tDoaige
@OQe.
So6sraOise Ssttoedsn
iiberraidenb bsrabSsiett.
Gin iiebsn Sase gsrfaaf NIT elmer
Sfonumii9sn 8soentnug.

Der bittere @in6, Der nm oas Sie'
bslba6 wsht, jebsn loien Ssnltsrlaoen in
feinsm Pfaoe fIappern ma1t uno li1
bur6 Gies uuO SdlhhenD6er ialsidt,
III bic bette glnjeiss fIir oislsn eaosn
BON feinsn Bsttbsden, SO fam ni4t
ialt ssuus bluisn. um bic Warme- aus
bisisn i6hssnOen, tOissn Ssttbsdsn 3u
iaussn. llnb willtOmmene 9iahriGt
Die @riparniiie in bieism iisben Gage
Ssriauf iino sroBartiS iie wsrosn cine
rlnteriuduns lobuen. Wfau bsisbs iid
bisislbsu better iofort;
1914 gan, 8Olle Weibs Settoeden,
psrtb $3.50, fir $2.75 Oas Paar.
1914 gang 8Olls sruue 8sttbeden,
psrtb 1915, fir $500 oas Puar.
11-4 gang g8olle wsiBe Settbeden,
pertb $3.50, fur $3.49 bas Puas.
; 11-4 gan, 8Ons sraus Ssttbedsn,
psrtb $500, fur $3.9s bas Paar.
liza gang @olle weise Uettbsdsn,
psrtb $500, fur $4.25 Oas Paar.
11-4 gan, 8Olls wsiBs Settosdsn.
psrtb $500, fur $4.75 bas Raar.
ia gong @Olle sraus Settbeden,
psrtb $3.50, fir $4.s9 tas Paar.
ia gan, 8Ole wsibs Bsttosden,
pertb $7.5Oiiiir $5.95 bas Paar.
la gang DOue psiss Ssttosden,
psrtb $3.50, fur $500 bas Paar.
Grtrsmsr ulittlsrer Durdsaus,
9auptflur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17

C. y. Sturses purbs ssitern Der.
urtbeilt, cine @ansrrsdnuns fiir $93.24
an bic Scranton. @as unO @unsr @Om.
panic gu beSableu. @r batts bebauptst,
Der Wistsr isi unssnuu sspsisn, tOnnts
es aber ui6t bepsiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17

BeiteGIt oas .BOdenblatt.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-06-17

cures.