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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-31
CHARLTON.

On Sunday evening at o'clock 1T
the home of Mr.. and Mrs N. ]. Swan
son in English township, occurred the
marriage Of their daughter Miss May
Swanson, to D. B. Banta OF Sewai. At
the appointed hour, to the strains OF a
wedding march executed on the violin
and piano by Miss Eugenia Swanson
and Mrs. Sula Dixon, the happy
couple took their places while the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Tenant
in the presence Of q number of invited
guests The bridge was attired in a
dainty gown Of white silk. Following
the ceremony a sumptuous dinner was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Banta will reside
at SeWal The bride has been one Of
Lucas county's efficient teachers and
is one of the most highly respected
young ladies. The groom Is a stranger
in the vicinity but Is highly spoken Of
Many friends will extend congratula-
tons and best wishes.
Daniel Able, one Of Lucas county's
respected citizens, died at his home in
Warren township on Sunday afternoon
after an extended illness Funeral
services were held at the residence this
forenoon at II o'clock, after which in
torment took place In the Goshen
cemetery.
Mrs. Ellen A. Gillian died at her
home in Lincoln township on Monday
morning at O'Clock, after an extend
ed illness with paralysis.
The funeral services Of the late JAS.
H. Young were held yesterday after
noon at two O'Clock at the M. E.
church, under the auspices Of the Ma
sonic order and conducted by Rev. w.
g. Hohanshelt, after which the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Chart
ton cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Mclaughlin have
returned from few days visit with
rela tives and friends In Charles City.
Fred and Ethel Bartholomew OF
Minneapolis and Lee Bartholomew of
Des Moines, returned to their homes
last evening after a visit with their
narents Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Bartholo-
NEW.
Postmaster R. A. Hasselquist has
received the official notification of his
re- appointment as postmaster at this
place.
Mrs. Ida Culbertson who is teaching
at Davenport is here for a weeks
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ].
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HiL.sBoRo.

Mrs. Walter Pickard returned Fri
day morning from visit in Cotton
wood.
Mrs. Ed johnson returned to her
home in Stockport Friday morning
after q visit at the McCabe home. Mrs.
Steve Johnson accompanied her for a
short visit.
Mrs. Rex Graves has returned to her
home in Storm Lake.
J. w. Mickelwait went to Ottumwa
Yesterday morning.
poor health the past few weeks, was
taken yesterday to the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Jerry Monkey, for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Billingsly are
visiting at the Sam Billingsly home
Miss Phoebe Trump of Danvillle is
visiting relatives at the John Hull
home.
A bow was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Watson Sunday morning.
Miss KeIia Davidson. who has been
in the hospital in Ottumwa for a
number Of weeks, was brought home
Yesterday and Is at the home Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Monkey, here in
town.
The revival meetings at the NJ. E.
church here closed last evening. Rev.
Ward, assisted Dy MS uduSnleIS, MIS-.
Warwick and Mrs. Koch, conducted
these. All have made many friends
during the meetings and our people
would be delighted at any time to
again enjoy the excellent singing of
the two ladies.
Mrs. Lide Watson and son Alva
went to West Point Saturday for a
couple OF days stay.
Mrs. Charley Thompson. who has
been at the S. c. Ellis home the past
ten days left yesterday for her home
" Mr.. and Mrs F. P. McGohan. who
visited in Danville the past week re-
turned home yesterday.
Boleys Bros. & Hixon lost val
liable colt q few days ago.
J.. w. Mickelwait left Monday for
Fairfield and Mt Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holiday returned
Friday from Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs S. C. Ellis yeft this
for Des Moines where she
will take treatment for time. The
many friends of this noble woman
are anxiously waiting to hear Of her
being restored to health.
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w. Reese, and. other relatives and

w. Reese, and other relatives and
friends.
]. N. Adamson Of Quincy, Ill, came
Monday for visit with his brothers
in-law d. and c. A. Pettyjohn and
their families.
Miss Lizzie Morgan of Lincoln town
ship left Monday for a few days visit
in Fiteman with her sister Mrs. D. Fl.
Watkins.
Miss Lizzie Morgan of Lincoln town
ship. left yesterday for few days
visit in Hiteman with her sister, Mrs.
D. H. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Purinton of York,
Nebr. are guests Of the latters mother
Mrs. Millie BEEN and brother w. p.
BEEN and family.
Mrs. Fred Larimer is enjoying
visit from her mother Mrs. Isaac Per-
ltins of Carthage, Mo-, and brother r.
c. Perkins Of PttEburg, Kans.
Mrs. Diana Bingham Of Knoxville.
came yesterda yfor a visit with her
son S. J. Bingham and family.
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HEDRIcK.

Lee Lamb and Miss Ethel Farmer
were married Saturday evening at 4: 80
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Farmer al
| Sigourney. The groom Is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lamb Of this city. Nh.
and Mrs. Lamb will leave for Mena
Ark, Monday where Mr.. Lamb has
join In wishing them much happiness.
Fred Dellinger came over from Fair
field and visited over Christmas with
his father and sister in this city.
Earl McMullen went to What Cheer
Sunday where he will remain a week
at the home Of his parents.
Miss Mary Bennett is visiting rela-
tives in Delta.
The Christian church gave a Christ
man program Sunday evening.
VIM. Hyde and wife visited in
Brighton over Sunday.
Max McVey of Des. Moines is in the
city, guest at the George Duke home.
D. G. Dickey and family visited in
Fremont Sunday.
w. c. Cozard has returned and is
employed as third trick operator at the
union depot.
Arthur Porter who is attending
medical school in Chicago is visiting
his parents in this city during the hol-
idays
Leslie Lamb and family and Mrs.
Blanche Brady and children of Ollie
home after visiting over
Christmas at the parental M. Lamb
home In, Hedrick.
P. N. Olson arrived home Saturday
after several days visit in Canton,
Ill.,. with his parents.
c. A. Wilkins and family are the
guests Of the L. w. Knight home In
Their infant son was taken
ill with pneumonia while
there but is reported slightly improved
1t this time.
Everett Watts who is attending
school at Ames is spending his holiday
vacation at his home in this city.
Mrs. B. c. Convey of Ottumwa was
The guest of her sister Mrs. James
Moore last week.
Miss Gertrude Mick was a assenger
Tor Ottumwa Saturday.
David Halferty of Ollie was in He'd
rick Saturday.
Lee Lamb and wife are in Ollie,
guests at the L. Lamb and Brady
homes.
Mrs. A. e. Lenke is visiting rela--|
tives in Sigourney.
Mrs. Jack Coats of Richland was in
Hedrick Saturday enroute to Sigour-
ney.
The German Lutheran, NJ. E., Pres
byterian and Baptist churches gave
Christmas trees and entertainments
at the church Christmas.
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Cures permanently the cases he uh
dertakes and sends the incurablt
home without taking fee from them
This Is why he continues his visits
a from year to year, while other doctors
have made few visits and stopped
Dr. Shallenberger is an eminently sue
cessful specialist In all chronic dis
eases. proven by the many cures ef
fected IN chronic cases which have
baffed the skill CT all other physi.
Cans. His hospital experience and
extensive practice have made him 50
Proficient that he can name and locate
disease in few minutes.
Treats all cases Of Catarrh. Nose,
Throat and Lung Diseases, Eye and
Ear. Stomach. Liver and Kidneys.
Gravel. Rheumatism. Paralysis, Neu.
ralgia, Nervous and Heart Diseases,
Blood and Skin Diseases, Epilepsy.
Hright's Disease and Consumption in
early stage. diseases of the Bladder
ind Female Organs, Liquor and To
hacco habit. Stansm ring cured and
euTe methods to prevent its recur.
fanco given. A never failing remedy
for Big Neck.
PILES. FISTULA and RUPTURE
guaranteed cured without detention
from business. Special attention given
10 all Surgical cases and al diseases
sGf the Eye, Ear. Nose aLi hroat and
GrannIated Lids.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Are you nervous and respondent,
weak and debilitated; tired mornings:
no. ambiticn-lifeleEs; memory poor:
easily fatfgued: exlitable and init.
able; eyes sunken. red and blurred:
pimples on face; dreams, restless
haggard looking; weak back; deposit
IN urine and drains at stool :; iistrust
full: want of confidence. lack Of ener-
gy and strength?
DISEASES OF MEN AND PRIVATE
DISEASES A sPEclhTY.
Blood Poison, SpermatG rhea, vart !
Scccele. Hydrocele, Debilff Nervous.
ness. Dizziness, Dcfectiv5a4Me mory
etc, which ruins mind a beky. post
lively cured. &aIvl
WONDERFUL cU9L.I.
Perfected in old cases Which have i
been neglected or unskillfu(.y treated |
No experiments or failures.,:f He un-
6ertakes no incurable cases, tbut cures
thousands given up to die.s J
Consultation Free and Confidential
- -s--e~e
DR.. ". E. shallen1( rger,
1866 Lake Ave, cksg.
Reference: Drexel e Bank
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THIRTEEN DIE IN EXPLOSION.
Accident to Boiler In Massaehesusette
Ice Plant Fatal; Many
lnIsrPAA

Pittsield, Mass.-A boiler at the
Morewood Lake Ice company at More
thirteen men and injuring upwards of
twenty. Twelve of the injured men
were taken to the hospital. Ten were
lin serious condition.
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KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
Deep River Man Pinned Under Car
When 1t Overturns; Child Beside
i'm Escapea

Montezuma Dec. 29.--(Special. -
Charles Grier of Deep River was killed
under his automobile last night when
it skidded and turned turtle on q
muddy road. His child in the auto
was unhurt. He was prominent
i oWeshiek county farmer.
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chicaooan Killed at la crosse.

La Crosse, Wis, Dec. 29.-Gustave
Nicholson of Chicago, while walking
on the Milwaukee railroad today was
rim down by a train and killed.
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MILK WANTED!

Ship your whole milk to Ottumwa.
Pays better and is less work than run.
ming a separator.
We pay the baggage charges. Write
or phone for prices.
Graham & Garretson Milk Co.
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.Dr. ShdIIenber0er

Specialist, who has visited Ottumws
since 1907. will be at
Ottumwa, Ballingall Hotel,
Friday, Jan. 10, 1911
Gone day only) and return every %
days.
Office Hours. 8 =. m. to 8 p. NJ.
Abba. Thursday, Jan. IL.
Bloomfield. Wednesday, Jan. II.
Fairfield. Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Il Sfgourney, Saturday, Jan. IA.
The Press., 1910-05-25
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
An kinds of fish in the season at the Rogers market.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Miss Sophie Brown Ia in PhilA- delphia for visit of two weeks. Mrs. E. A. Burlingame, with her daughter, of Cleveland, O., are visit- ing her brother, N. Hemingway, at Orcuttville.
 Landlord Wm. Bowler will open his Crystal Lake summer resort with 8 dance Saturday evening. Music will 1 be by Stein's orchestra, Prof. Worth. ington prompter. Sunday evening there will be sacred concert. Mon day. Memorial day, there will be dancing. afternoon and evening. There will be dancing each Saturday even ing during the season.
 The annual exercises Commemora- ting Memorial day will be held in the local school next Friday. The pupils of the high school and Miss Kingsbury's room will meet in the high school room at '9.15. Similar exercises will be held in Miss Leach 's room at I. 15, and in the high school room at 2. 30. The public Is Cordial- ly invited to attend these exercises.
 Stafford high won it's first game Of baseball last Saturday at Rockville against the Hockanum cost depart. ment's teanGp The game was Staf ford's from the beginning, as seven runs were made in the first inning Good support and fine hitting kept Rockville at the bottom. Rydholm: and Sinner exoelled for that team.
The Press., 1910-05-25

WILLIS Fl. REED, Attorney at w Law, Notary Public. Oface In staRord National Bank Building, East Matn-st.
The Press., 1910-05-25
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap of Happiness It Would Bring to Stafford Springs Homes.

What Heap of Happiness 1t WOul'
 Bring to Stafford Springs Homes.
 Hard to do homework with an aoh ing back.
 Brings you hours of misery at leis ure or at work.
 If women only knew the cause that
 Backaohe pains come from aioI kidneys,
 'Twould save much needless woe.
 Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid neys.
 Many residents of this vicinity en- dorse them.
 Mrs. Charles Keablis, WillimaDtic, Conn. says: As the result of kid ney complaint could not turn over In bed without assistance. My back aohed almost constantly, my head bothered me a great deal, and there was blurring before my eyes. did not rest well,7 and often rose in the morning feeling more tired than when I went to bed. read SO much about Doan's Kidney Pills that I de- oided to give them a trial, and pro- cured a box. They soon removed the trouble that had annoyed me so many years, and now recommend them at every opportunity. known of many other persons who have used Doan's Kidney Pills with highly satisfactory results.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster. Milburn Oo., Buffalo. New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remebmer the name-DOan's-and take no other.
The Press., 1910-05-25

8. H. S o 0 3 1 2 o O-1a Rockville, 4 3 OO1 OO1 O. g
 Runs. Taylor 3. Patten ?. Plnney. St Marie 2. Leturey. Butterfield ?. Melbourne 8, Shiner, F. Hewett, Loy. Rydholm. Beloin, Lee 3 Stolen bases, Rydholm 3, Leturey 3. Lee ?, Melbourne 2, Wagner 2, Sinner ?. Taylor, St. Marie. ButteFReld, Parten. Pinney. Double plays, Wagner and Pinney, Beloin and Loy. Sacrifice hits, Patten, Butterfeld, St. Marie. Lee, Beloin. Wild pitches. Beloiu, ButterReld 2. Umpire, W. T. Will Hams. Time. In 3Om. Attendance. 50
 Next Saturday the high school will play South Manchester on the fai1 grounds. Game called at 3 80 Admission, 15o.
The Press., 1910-05-25

Anyone can afford a utility that pays its own way. Telephone service does this. It is an ever available servant that may be instantaneously converted into an efficient messenger, shopper or protector -alI for a few cents per week.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
HnS bem pberen 2hale.
(Gr6balo.. ..@orreiponoen,.)

- 5rani 5Oiri uOn 9siiup wuros 9es
itsrn Wiorsen oil Der WiOOiic Wtountain
3ehe bsim SarrsnfOppslu unter bic
Tdosr eines 3uses gsitOBsn uno 10
idwsr uerlsst, oaB sr bulo oarauf itarb.
= Sobn Ritter uOn ar6balo. In Der
bortissn RupmOnb 3sde als SaniGrsi'
ner bsiddftist, srbislt DOnnsrituS elm
sebrodsnss Sdliifelbein, oils cine itarfe
Sprsnsuns cine sroBs Tbiir nisoeritisb,
an nsl6er er arbeitete.
- SDilliam Goodman uOn SlDpbant,
oem nor mebrerrn WfOnutsn oils Elm Pai'
iusier Der Serisp @eutrul @iisnbubn bel
sinem plOslidsn Rud bes 3uses bic
linte SunO in elmer Ebiire sefunsen unO
uerIest wuros, bot 9e8eH bic @ompuuie
am WtOntus cine Gntiddcisuusstlass
fir s 5000 eintrusen luhen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
9ittstpn.

- Su Fittstou buben Die DemOfra.
ten our6pe9s einen entidicOeuen Sies
errursen. Der !uiupor, Sdusmeilter
unO Niieior iinO OemOtraten.
- Der bsta9te Sames 3bOmpiOn
BON bier purbe Uiontu9 2lbenO ;u gSeit
Yittstou uon einem Oitlid iubrenoeu
3use sstrOfen unO 10 ihlimm uerlest,
ouB er furS mad ieiner slufnabme i'm
UtOies GuplOr SOipituI itarb.
- Srau Suliu SSeipOif uon @reter
Borough, Ols 1865 in Seiterrsi6 sebO'
rem murbe uno in ben Su9Cnoiabren
na6 glmerifa fam. 1T Donnerita9 &C.
itorben unb wurOe 5reituS i'm ihoil6eu
5rieobof gu YrOuioence beiSeiest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Nprb Scrantpn.

- Samss WlcSen3ie, Der an9ebli6
ieinen Snfel 9bomas 0ieDnolos BON
Bart Strase nm ueridieoene wertb'
pole S6mudia6su beitubl, muBte
WtOntas auf cine Oiesbe5i9li6e Gnflage
$500 SiirSihaft ftellen.
- @eorss, bas uier3ehn WtOHate alte
SObnlsin bss SObn SarIepO uon @Or'
bon Strase, bus Dor ctWa Orei SBofen
in sinen 3uber tO6enoes S8aher fisl
unO iduuOsrbuft am sanisn SOrper uer'
briibt wuroe, III WiOntas i'm Staat 9O'
ipital seltorbcn.
- Mi6ael Sincapete uno Wtibael
2incapitt, bic NIT pier anoeren Wtdu'
usrn am Sreitus oem Suwslier SIntbOnp
Psstrstp uon Beit Dturfet StruBe eiuen
Ysiu6 ubltuttetsn, nobel cine $50 sols
bsne Taidenubr ueridmano, nurben
oils Der Tbat ueroadtig am fOlsenben
Sa9 unter le $500 Sur9l9aIt 1ur eth
ssri1tlibss @ridsinsn 9eitsllt.
- Der 30 Sabre alts Sobn Ssritins,
als Bidder in Der Wtoore 8dderei an
Slppbunt aue. unssitellt uno cine furSe
Strsde Don Osrielben pObnbaft, bate ii6
Oonnsritus Mittus in ben Seiielraum
be9ebsn, Inn uad Oem Dampftsiiel 3u
isben, uls pl6slid Der Dampfmeier
barit unO Der 8aum NIT Dumpf unse.
fiillt wurO. Sn Der BefiirdtuH9, buB
sr Oura Oenielben eritideu wiirOe, iprung
Der Dtann iduel ourd Elm Ssniter unO
Elm 9lasi6erbe trennte ibm babel bic
SauptuOer i'm rs6ten 8ein unO sr itarb
um 1 ubr uu osm erlittsneu Slutuer.
tult.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Bon YeterSbura.

- 6risbri6 6Orbah fen. uon sIib
Strabe purbe Dor mebrereu Gasen uOn
einem @ebirni6lu9 betroffen.
- @sorss Pilser BON SBbsslsr Nue'
nue ltiir,te YiOntas 5u YateriOn, u. s.,
pon einem Vadumanna @iitsrwa9sOn
uno trus einen SddOelbrud iOwie bop
pslten Yru6 bes linfeu Srmes rapon.
@r muroe benuRtlOs beimsebradt uno
es bisB. oaB nur seriuse ausiidt fir
feline @ensiuns uOrbanoen Jet.
-Ssrr Charles 8ii6uer uOn Mprtle
SraBe lit Dieuitas na6 elmer Srant'
belt BON nabeju jwei Sabren pom
EoOe srl6it wOroen. Der SeritOrbene
purbe Dor 81 Sabrsu in Dsuti6lano
seborsn, mar absr felt ieinen Susenb.
iabrsn bier wObnbaft. Gr mar BON
YrofeiiiOu elm Seiielurbeiter unb lan9e
Sabre in ben 3adamanna g8erfen an9e,
iteat. 9luBer Der 8ittwe unO flint tlsi.
usn Sinoern iiberleben ibn bic @ttern,
Serr uuo iSrau Seorse Sidner, iowie
sins S6wsitsr uuO orsi 9riioer. Die
Bciiesuus erfOlst bsute Oiadmittas i'm
OuumOre SricObof, nu6 sinsm Irauer.
Oieuit in Der eu. lutb. ct. 9ster's Stir,
DE, ben YaitOr 3. Summer lstsn wirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
500 Selcbnune. 500.

Die edsr bitftr 3situus ptrbn f6 frsutn,
~ trfabrtn, hab fs psniafns zine stfiir6.
itts arauIbtit sttbt psIbe bic gBiItnltaft
in aP ibrsu Stufsu su brilru i'm Stdubt III {;
Saa's 8atarrb. Sur II bic sin,igs lest Der
Grltli6rn Srienf6aft brfaunir priIhps Sur.
& Ritarrb trfrrbsrt ais cine @Ouiiimticusfranf.
btit tius rrn1itutipnsIlt gtbanbuua. Saas
aainrrb Sur pire iunrrIib grnCmmtu dne
piTft birtft auf has Slut une bic lblemiaen
SbnaGo en- bts Sylfsms 6deuT6 bic Gjrune.
lass btr 9rauEbsit jnitSrsne uni hem pa-
iituitn ardft asbfno, inNm fr bic 9pnifim.
iiCu tss aSrprs aufbaut un6 bn Ratur in
ibrm PeIs biIft. Die gtstntbiimu babsu
70 pi,l gntrautn su ibren rtilirGftru. bag ils
sinbuneTi Dsllars SrIpbnung fur isesn Baa
anbirttu, ben iis ju furiren pGfrblt. gabt Gud
cine eiife pCn i3susnilTm fommtu. WlaH
dtrEIlirt:
.. 8. GbeHrp & 6 O., Epl,sp. 8.
~ gfIfautt ron alien Apptbefun, 75C.
Saa's 6amilitn pilsn limb bic btiftn.
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Biltess Barre Ra6ri&ten.

- Der @efdnsniBuufisbsr uon Su'
3srns @Ountp. @barles s. Suibsrlano,
iturb 5rsitus In ber 5riibs, alt So Sabre.
- 8abrsub Der Msfis in elmer bieii'
gen air9s am Sonntus traf ben 5s
Sabre altsu Susb Slpnn elm Sdlasan'
fail, osm er nah eiuisen Wtinutsn srlag.
- @iu 5susr SsritOrte psrSun9sns
ISOLDE In &uSerns ben 9rocsrielaoen
BON Wfillsr & ROpben. oas S6ub9s'
Ihaft uon Solomon uno 3. 1swinstis
9iquorasi6dit. S6acsn $4,000.
- Der 3snius.S upsruiiOr SObn ..
@rabam pon 9userns @Ountp bat srobe
auirssuns ourd feline @ntideibun9 usr'
urIa6t. oaB er cine an5abl Srausn als
3enIusuufusbmer anitellen wiiros. @r
last, Sruusn iOtlten itimmen unb aems
ter befleioen.
- Der befannte Sol3b6noler Srant
Ssis mu6te iid am WiOntus uOn &id
etts na6 9Ops3 auf ben SDeS unO Wuros
DOnnsritus etwu cine Wtsile uOn leste'
ret Srti6aft sutfernt srirorsu aufSe.
fuuoen. Die Salte bort mar 3ur3eit 20
@raoe unter 9iuu.
- Die uielen fallben Bersmanus'
3sriifitate, unter welhen @rubenarbel'
ter ibrsm 9useDerf nuh9eben, obne Die
nOtbi9e @rfubrun9 gu baben, luOburdI
3ablreife lluSliidsfGlle iih erei9nen,
buben ben rDilne GramiuinS SOarO"
peraulu6t. ulle in Yuierne SOuntg aus
ssitelltsn 3ertrfitaie elnluiOrOsrn uni
ieoen Winer uui feline SciGblgun9 81
unteriuhen.
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Spbe 8arf Npti;en.

- Dsi ben @bslsuten Sulins S9Sn
uOn 9u3srns StraBs bat fi6 Elm EOdtsr'
lein sinssitsllt.
i Ssute Nbeuo merben SRI. Srieba
8osrrle uub Ssrr Dauio u. Perpein
burt Paitor Benoer in ben @bsbunb
sinSsisSnst.
- Sn Der 0Obnuns uon Ssrrn uno
Srau Sreb. Eiese. 152 SiiO Gunner
ausnue, usriummslte iih ssitern abeno
cine frOblide @eisliduft, um ben ied'
,sbuten @eburtstas ibrer EO6ter anita
3u feieru.
- Sid6ften Disnitas slbeno balten
Die 9lu1isn 2 uuo Der @bsituut slusnus
Brssbpteriiden SOnntassi4ule in oem
auOitorium cine 8aibinetOu @eburts'
tag 5sisr ab, fiir wslae Elm ansisbenOss
Rrosram aufSeitellt woroen 1T.
- Der Bergman @lmer Dtefo uuo
isin SanOlunser SObn Peuiarid, beioe
pon Scranton StruBe, bic an uOrlesten
DOnneritus in Der SrfOro .3s6s our4
cine 9aserploiiun uerbrannt wuroen,
iinO lestsn DOuusritas i'm Staut So'
Ipital ibren 8unbsn erlesen. Dtefo
binterlaBt bic Bittpe uuo Orei feline
Sinbsr, pdbreno Peniarid leoiS war.
- Der woblbstuunte Or. s. u. Deer
mans wur6e DOnnsritas Mittus In iei'
nsr 98Obuuns an scruntOn StraBe pom
sinsm S6lusunfull betrOifen nno iein
3uitano mar Sur3eit elm berartiser, oaB
man nur serinse Soffnung battle, onB
er ii6 mieosr erbolen wiiroe. am
SOnntus mudte iid cine Ssiieruns in
oem 3uitaub oss Patienten bemertbar
unb wsnn ni6t pieOer cine Genosruug
eintritt, 10 srwartet man feline Sc
neiun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Stabtratb.
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@ Common Council, 10. Ssbruar.
8sil bas @iisnbabn @Omite iid nod
ni6t aussnidsinlia uon Der an Stag
aus gusnue 3u lssenoen SDeihe iibsr'
seugt hattie, perpsiserts es, bic oissbs'
3tsli6s YOrluSe 9iinitis 5u bsrtdtsn,
muBts ubsr auf Drdnssn oss Soritssrs
ioweit ssben, OuB es torti6ritt bsrld'
tete. Gros Oss PrOtsftes pon St3sl'
mann parb isne gOrlase anSsnommen,
pelt,e ben Staotanmult anwetit, 9sless
entlid oerSgiiuslliruns uon Sruihs aps'
nue. elm Suoement BON 81 200 Segen Die
Stuot aujusrfenueu. poraui oann Se'
nannter eiuen Brief pOn Wtthael Ute'
giultp pOrlssts, in w.lhem oieisr bat,
aud feline SOrOerun9 in @rmG9un9 Bu
iisbsn. Ssi @rwdsuns Der Sroinans
fir unterirOiide Se9uns pon Orabtsn
leate Haine Elm gmenoement Dor, oas
un9enommen puroe, uno ben Germin
uou september 1912 bis September
1915 uerlIu9ert, bis ale OrUbte unter'
iroii6 ltsseu. Die SroinanS fir etns
BonOuussabe pon S27 900 CUR @rrth'
tun9 uno gluSrhituna uon Seuerwebr'
quartisren wurbe siirltig berihtct.
9teue Sorla9en 9nb eS iolsenoe
Raine Shtihrift fir SiHt oil Dettr
Strabe uuo 0tnlb Sluenue; reieltrt
Yerrp - Yitidliften iir Eihter al
9toro Utaiu uuO SHels, Spring uni
@ona, unO Barter, beim Seim bes @u
ten Sirten reierirt. Srii9ermann-
ReiolutiOn fir WalicritOd oil Fcnr
2lusuue unO Pnplar Stra6e; beltdI9t
3ewlS-Sroiuaui fir ucbertragnn9 Dol
SSonOs i'm Departement Der Offentlthst
9Serte; reierirt. @uans go 6elClutiol
fir Rlane uuO Soiteniibsrldlag fir Sei
tenwese oil MeriOiun StruBe, Swh6el
Yu;erne uuo ben Sadawanua 9eleilen
ebeniaus an Der sleideu Stra6e swi
l6en 3uSerue uuo @guOu; beitGtist
WtOaer - HeiolutiOn fir $lun cine
Stra6e uon ben 9aurul Ntuie @eleiie BIZ
,u Dem Ditli6sn 9ebir9e; beitdti9t
Dturpbp = 9ttidrift fir Sidter al
Brice unO Cameron. Hufupette uno s8ei
Repisr. Sint unO 5irit, SOulrUarO uni
9iuro Gunner reIerirt.