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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
KILLED UNDER ENGINE
Brakeman Chas. Robbins Meets
Death In Iowa Central Yards.

Another accident occurred FRIDAY
night abou. 1915, near the Iowa Cen
trail round house. Chas. Robbins, an
employe OF the railroad company was
killed instantly by an Iowa Central
engine. Robbins has been an EN-
ploye of the railroad for number OF
years in the capacity of brakeman
In the freight service, but recently, on
account of the poor condition of the
freight traffic, he was transferred to
the round house. He began his duties
at the round house last evening,
working with the night force, helping
take care of the engines as they were
brought in from the runs. Engine SO
was being prepared for freight run
and in charge of Emmett Ollverson and
Robbins was backed out of the house
to be supplied with coal and water.
After filling the tank with water. Mr..
OliYerson, who was running the en-.
CINE asked Robbins to open the switch
so the engine could he backed to an
other track and supplied with coal.
Robbins, who was on the tender of
the engine, started to climb down as
instructed. The engine backed to-
ward tine switch and as ii passed the
crossing at F avenue Mr.. Oliverson no.
ticed hat roll from under the engine.
He stopped Immediately and made an
examination and found Robbins tight.
ly wedged under the engine and dead.
The ambulance was called and Officers
Harshburger and Moody, with the help
of some of the round house force, re-
moved the man. He was securely
wedged under the engine and it took
considerable time to release him. The
head was crushed into a pulp, death
probably coming instantly when he
was struck. One shoulder and arm
was badly mutilated, but the rest of
his body was unhurt. The remains
were taken to the Cheesman morgue.
How the accident occurred no one
knows. No one was witness, and
Just how he came to fall under the
wheels will never be known. 1t is
the general supposition that in climb.
ing down from the tank to open the
switch he lost his hold and fell d.
rectly in front of the engine as il
was moving toward him.
Robbins was about 80 years OF age,
married and the father of three chill
dren. The Robbins home is at No.
112 South street.
The funeral will be held at the resi-.
dence Sunday afternoon at 2:3O. Bur.
iaI in Forest cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
|. c. STEAL MAY
REACH s2,5O0,OOI)
Name Of Ex-President Fish Men
" toned in Probe. Et
LARGE DEALS ARE INVOLVED
High Officials Are Said to Be impit
Gated In Conspiracy Charge Of
.F Dsfraudlng the Rail-
... road

Chicago, April 15.-The name q
Stuyvesant Fish, former president o.
the Illinois Central railroad, wa.
drawn into the Investigation of al
legged graft on the part Of employees
and officials OF that railroad.
A preliminary report from the Burns
National Detective agency submitted
to President J. T. Harahan shows the
majority Of those charged with cor
ruption are either appointees of the
Fish administration or employees who
have been working under those ap
pointees
The report will show further that
so far as the investigation has pro
ceeded, It indicates that the fraud
has extended over a period of fou!
years.
Theft May Reach s2,5oo,ooo.
The total amount of the stealing Is
now said to be $2,500,000. Whether
the shortage will exceed this amount
is yet in doubt.
Rumors In La Sale street we're tC
the effect that the investigation fol
lows the threat of the Fish forces tc
make a battle to regain control OF
the Illinois Central in consequence oil
the dean Of Il. H. Hartman, who
wrested it from them several years
ago.
1t was even said that oft-repeated
reports of the resignation of President
Harahan had emanated from the Fish
camp and that the present investiga
ton Is intended to reveal secrets ot
the Fish administration.
The identity of these ex-officers was
not revealed, but 1t was said that they
are. by no means minor in their impor
lance. Neither President Harahan mol
Detective Burns would comment on
this aspect of the case.
Large Deals Are Involved.
The report makes 1t certain that II
is not only small purchases and minor
contracts that have gone to make VI
the huge fraud that is charged. but
that large deals, in which executive
officers are concerned as principals
are included. ~.
A development that came in connec
ton with the report OF the investiga
tors was that several high former Off
cials Of the railroad are to be impli
Gated in the charges OF conspiracy tc
defraud their employers.
1t Is said chat local members of the
faction have been In communication
with ex-President Fish since 1t first
became known that the Harahan in
vestigation was under way and that
the steps to be taken will depend
largely on his attitude.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
SALE or THE oskALooSA
WATERWoRKS.

In the Circuit Court of the United
states, Southern District OF Iowa,
ottumwa Division. re-
Central Trust Company OF New
York, VS.. oskaloosa Water Company,
ct al.
BY virtue Of a decree entered in the
above.entitled cause, on the tenth day
OF March, 1910, for the sum Of $751;
3f5.f3, and costs OF sale, the under
signed Special Master. appointed for
; that purpose, will on the 25th day Of
May, 1910, offer at public auction, to
the highest bidder, between the hours
OF twelve t12) O'Clock, noon, and
two (2) O'Clock p. m. on that day, at
the Standpipe and Filter Station in
the northwest part OF the city OF
Oskaloosa, Mahaska county, Iowa,
being part of northwest quarter (K)
OF southwest quarter on Of north
east quarter ~ OF Section 10, Town.
ship 70 North Range 16 West, the
following described property, to-wit:
The Oskaloosa Water Works and
the real estate upon which the same
Is situated, including certain lands
leased by J. s. Whitmore ct al to the
said Oskaloosa Water Company, which
lease by its terms is to continue as
long as the said 0skaloosa Water
Company, its successors or assigns.
shall continue 10 operate the Water
Works which are in part built on
said land. said land being that part
Of the southwest quarter OF Section
twenty-five 1851, Township seventy.
six t76J, Range sixteen (l6D. In Ma.
haska County, Iowa, described as fol.
lows: Bounded BY line beginning
alta point In the center OF the channel
OF Skunk River at low water fifteen
feet west OF the west side or the
bridge over said river on said sec
ton; thence running south one hun
dred and seyenty-fiye feet; thence
west one hundred and fffy feet;
thence north one hundred and seven
~ i've feet, or enough farther TO carry
TO the said center OF said channel
thence along the center OF said chan
mel 10 the place OF beginning. in
Guiding engine houses and appurte
nanees. water mains, supply pipes. ny
drauiic machinery, tools and appll
ances, al property rights OF propert,
real. personal and mixed now owned
BY the oskaloosa Water Company, to
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
CAR STRIKERS REGAIN JOBS
Philadelphia Employees VIII BE Taken
Back In the Main at Higher
Wases-ArbItration for ia.

Philadelphia, April ia mass
meeting of strikers Is expected to
ratify the executive committees action
in accepting the Philadelphia Transit
company's terms and voting to declare
of the strike.
Under the terms the strikers are
to be taken back to work as fast as
jobs can be given them. Wages are to
be increased to 20 cents an hour July
1. The "open-shop" principle viii pre-
vail. sEs.e.. .s..
The cases of the ia men whose
discharge precipitated the strike are
to be submitted to arbitration. ,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
U. S. AFTER THE SUGAR MEN
Combine of the Trust with Beet In
dustry Interests Suspected
Plan Indictments.

Washington. April 16.-Agents of
the department Of justice and the
treasury are looking into the beet
sugar industry in the west. The OBJ
jeet is said to be to ascertain whether
relations exist between the promoters
of that industry and the sugar trust,
in violation OF the Sherman antitrust
law, such as the fixing of prices or a
combination in restraint of trade.
The department of justice Is closing
an inquiry at Pueblo, Col. 1t was said
that indictments might follow.
Alleged frauds against the revenues
at New York and New Orleans are
also being Investigated by the depart.
ment of Justice.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
HUNT Jury is DISCHARGED
Fall TO Reach Verdict In Trial Of Lake
Shore Brakeman Charged
With Murder.

Laporte. Ind. April 1.-THE Jury
in the Hunt murder case was dis.
charged after report was made that
an agreement could not be reached.
Hunt was remanded to jail for a seq
ond trial.
Hunt was a Lake Shore brakeman
and he is alleged to have murdered
Joseph Tarnowski Of Willow River,
MINI. by throwing him from q Lake
Shore train,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
Work is Done.

The board of review, which has been
at work since April 8. completed its
lafbors Friday afternoon, having made
its annual canvass Of the properties OF
the city as reported by the assessors.
Adjournment was taken to give the
clerk time TO notify individuals who
have been raised. 10 appear and show
cause why such Increase should not
stand.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
County Schools CLOSING.

A number Of the rural schools OF
the county have closed for the term
These schools are called the seven.
months schools. Five In Jefferson
one In Scott, and one In West Des
MOines township. More win close
next Friday. April "a. white on Friday
April 70, . large number will close.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
No More snIpe.

Friday, April IS. was the last day
for the hunting OF snlpe and the bot.
toms were wen sprInkled with hunt
ers during the day. The birds were
mot plentiful. however. and those Out
did not have very good luck.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
The Poor.

Robert Kent, oyerseer OF the poor,
was looking after the people under
his charge this morning. Mr. Kent
reports that this cold weather has in
creased the demand for coal and he
filed several calls this morning.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
W. ], Scans. President, Fs
w. II. Pike. Vice President.
r. X. Davis, Cashier.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
Paid In Full. l

Directors: w. /. Beans. What
Cheer; Charley Victor, Lacey; w. n.
pringer. Eddyyille; Thos. j. Wilson,
Beacon; R. w. Moore, Cedar; w. c.
Reed, oskaloosa; w. H. Pike, Rose
Hill; Paul Synhorst. Leighton; Geo.
IS. Prime, Oskaloosa: r. X. Davis, Os.
kaloosa; M. s. Downey, Lacey.
City Business Solicited.
Complete set OF Safety Deposit
Boxes. The $50 stockholders are all
Mahaska County farmers.
Farmers: Make this your head
quarters while in the City. left
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
Two Win prizes.

Miss yeda Mateer closed her school
In Jefferson township. called the
Brock school, last Friday, setting an
enyiable record. Two OF her stu.
dents received common school diplo-
mas. while another Of her students
won first prize In the county school
exhibits held In Oskaloosa February
17-le.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
Looks out 1.oOo Mem.

Canton. o., April 1.-THE Stark
Rolling Min company closed its doors
to 1000 employees, who have been
active IN m effort 10 organize the
mill employees.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
r. r. Parker, D. v. M.
VETE Rim A RiANS.

New Phone No. 613. Hospital, No.
305 South First Street. Residence.
No. 301 South First Street. 46tf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

CLAUSEN.-Mrs. Eliza Anna Claus.
en-, wife of Andrew Clausen, passed
away at her home in University Park
Monday, April IS, 1910, at 7:30. She
has been ailing for the past nine
months with cancer. Deceased was
born in Minnesota July 8, 1861, and
was As years, 10 months and Is days
OF age at the time of death. The fun
eral was held in the afternoon at the
residence at 4:3O, and the corpse tax,
en- to Dawson. Mimi, at 1900 p. m.
where interment will be made.
SHAW.-Died, at her home No. 602
South First street, Sunday, April II
1910, at 6:55 p. M, of heart trouble
Rhoda Shaw, aged 81 years, months
and Is days.
Funeral Wednesday, April 90, al
$3.50 at residence. Burial in Forest
cemetery.
The deceased has been effected BY
heart trouble for a number OF years
but has been confined TO her bed only
since Thursday She was born In
oskaioosa. January 80, 1879. She
leaves husband. Frank Shaw. She
was the only child Of Mrs. Lucy Jones
OF Omaha. Mrs. Jones arrived Sat
urday evening from Omaha.
CURRAN-.EVANS.- - Married, AT Del
Moines, Wednesday. April 10. 1910
Miss Mary T. Cnrran, formerly OF os
kaloosa, 10 Richard L. Evans, Of thu
capitol city. The bride, who is wei
and fayorably known In Oskaloosa
resided here with her sisters until re
Gently. when she went TO Des MoInei
10 become the employe OF the Mutua
Telephone company. She was EN-
pioyed In the telephone work In thi
city, where she rendered excellen
service through a term o. years. Mi
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21

Evans is well-to-do business mar
OF that place. Friends extend con
gratulations and best wishes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27
2afatpanna Sipeia.

Die reSslmabise Ssriammluns oss
obisen 5asises fiuost mOrssn absnb,
Srsitas, ben 2s. Sttober, itatt.
SBir udbern uns nun ben Ssiertassn
uno nenu bieie uoriiber liub, bann tritt
bas Sriibiubr raid bsran uno Der 3wsis
iollte seriiitet listn fir ben Souuent,
wsnisiteus wiiisn, mo bic nOtbissn MO'
nstsn 3u Srsifsu iinO. Sbns Oieie Sc.
piBbeit 1T allss Sarifari unO jwedlos.
0ir boffen oaber. oaB bic Serreu, bic
70 narm fiir bic abbultuns oss Staats'
fonueutes in Scranton sintraten, nun
aud nit Der Chat uidt binterm Bsrse
balteu unb 8oridldss ju MAIDEN uihsu,
psl6s bic 9.auptfa DE srIsOissn. is
Sebenfalls merbsn usri9iebsne @omi,
tsbsrihte unO iOnftise ROutinsseiddfte
uOrlisssn, bic bas @ridsinsn ullsr Dele
suten unb .@iuielslisber oriusenO erfOr.
bern. llub forget Dor alien Dinssn
Oufiir, OuB bas Dsuti4tbum BON Scruu'
ton iih in betrsff bsr abbaltun9 oss
Staatsioupentss uidt blamirt. Nfit
Bsi6lh7en unb aldermen @si4uds 1T
bic Sa4s uiat abestban!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27
He0ifferS Nacbricbt.
I'm als essatcr,u. 9rbitonn unb aupnt intsrti.
Hrtt ptrlontu;

IN alIt essatorsu, 9rtbitOru uub anbrt inttrti.
ltrts ptrionsu:
Ra&ri&t pirb bisrmii stssbsn, eaB sh
fplatnb btuanntsu psrIputu ibrt Rshnunasu
tinattrdgsu babtn In btr Sfi1 ots Rsaiifsrs fiji
Sshdhauug BON 1fifamtuisu unb GItbsiluua
pcn Britfsn bsr Standardization In unb fur baa
Gountp Ron gadawauua, unb bab btlagtt Ab.
miniliratprtu, Grtiutortn uub 8ormiinbsr ibr.
Hshnungtn beglihen babtn In Der Office bss
bsiasttn 8tsiftrs uue pab bitislbtn BEN @aifn
@ui6t sur Btif6tgung porgtls9t ptrbtn Eolltn
am Wpntas. ben IA Noptmbtr 1910, um 10
tibr Bprmitiass:
1. DIR puf. Sarab U. @aensr, ptIGt In
ibrtr etbtns,tt tiniiet Grttutortn btr Sintn-
IaTsniGaft hs strf. SAINTS 9. @asur mar
pprstbraHt son Silas griffin, aeminiiiratpr
Der srf Sarab U @asuui nift une tnbsiiI.
tist abrs&uuus.
c. /. a. Der piniuIaftnf&afi bts ptrR. 8rsbsrid
Simpns briitt tbtiltpsIs abrtHnung.
8. g. ). Rertbup uub W. 9. Saa, abmiui-
lTatprtn b. b. n. c. /. a. btr StnttrlalItnIhafl
Der pnif. Warp u. paa; rft unb snpsiiltis.
Abrs1nuus,
4. ansup D.eutis, GrtfutUr ba SintsrIai.
itui&aft ets srff. Scbu RUtts; trft uub snb.
9ultt9t Abrt8nung.
5. Gbpiu O. eIpyb, Grtfutpr bu pinttrIai.
itniHaft bss Strf. Bm. o. elpyb; rfe unc
tnbsiiItis. abrt6nuns.
q. Sam.s Dussan AbmtuiifratOr bsr pin.
itrlaiItnibaft bts VERT. SbOHas Q. Dussau
trht unb tnbehliist Abrttuung.
7. Dapib 8. Grams, Gbminiffraior Der Din.
itrlalTtnl&aft er ptrf. Mary Gvans rfft tbsiI.
ptit abrt&nuns.
8. Gva Davis unb Sarab g. POnisUmtry,
Grdutprsn br piuttrla6tni&aft bss ptrf. GTanl
Z. Rott; trift une snbsitiss AbrtHnuns.
8. Wariba 9utrun, Aeminifratprin btr
pintHIaiTtnlHaft bu strif. Rtri Suianps IaE
unb suesiItist abn@nuns.
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Grtistprsn btr piHttrInHtHG&afi ets Ssrf. Spbn
U. Rsts1, sTft uup tupshliist abrs&Huus.
psnrV o. eapItr,
l2,A RssifH Of Bfu1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27

- Tom 2. bic 12. 9lousmbsr iiubst
in Der Conn Salls an Adams auenue
Elm fog. mooriidsr MtauIim4 ooer Ba.
laar Der scranton 9oss Der @lis ltutt,
mel9sr, nah ben setroffensn 8orbersi.
tunssn 3u urtbstlsn, stpas srosartisss
gu wsrben usripri9t. Die Glfs fiuo
als fiOsIe uuo libsrule Dfanuer allbs.
tanutsunS usr Oisism 8u;aar bsipobnt,
fam usrii9srt iein, baB aIes sstban
wsrosn niro, nm ben aufsntbalt Iu si.
mem nn9ensbmen ju MAIDEN. So Iinb
feline auslassn seipart norbsn, nm ben
@rfols 3u fiaern, unO mir mS9tsn ips'
3tsll Sarauf aufmeriiam MAIDEN, oaB
jeSsn Naamittus unb absnb pabrsnb
oes -Wawiim. bic Bolton 5absttes elm
nlniitaltides Pro9ram uortrassn lpsr.
ben. Das Bottom Sabsttss SrGsftsr
bsitsht aus 35 iunssn 5ruusu, idmmt.
LID ta4tise Wtuiifer, iobaB etpas Dor.
Siisliass BON ibnen ju srnartsu lit.
@s wsroenl auBsrbsm anbsre an3isbun.
gen uorbaubsn isin, psl9s ben 8ajaar
3u einen orisinelleu itempslu iper6en.
SBir ratbsn ben 9sisru. benz 4a;aar, Der
ndaftsn WtittuO4 sr6ffnst uub fIir jsbn
Gage anbaurn wirb, siusn Ssiu6 ab.
juitGtteu. A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27
OaS N6tbiae snerff /!

Wenn mon sewiiie unierer Eases,
blatter lieit, 10 lit man ueriuht 3u sluu'
ben, bic rs9ierenbeu Ssrren pom StoSt,
roth aufpdrts ftdnoeu Dor hberflilltsr
2aiien unb wiiBteu uidt, mas ;u tbur
nit all' BEN Se9eu, ben bic Steuer'
ertrdse ibnsu in ben S9ooB i6iittst
Spe3tel in bsSus auf neue Parfs riibri
man bic 9drmtrommel uno an Pldnsu
| fiir 9auosrwerbunssu fhr iolHe 5neds
LIT gar fsin @nbe. SIR bas gioroenbs
Der Stubt mill man bas seiammte 81
sentbum bss Country Clubs $50 alder
Ooer mebr) auiaufeu; fiir Rtue 8roOt
obsr ben iwiidsn Der Sentralen Staot
unb @rssu Ribss Iisseubeu Staottbeil
plant man einsn bsm 9srru Stursss
seb0renbsu 9anbitrid; oas beideioeue
Spbs Parf, mo man erit fiirjli9 bas
@lurte @issntbum fiir oisisn 3wed sr'
narb, usrlunst iest sinen sroBeu Bart
am 0sit Dtountaiu; uuO nm Der Ssr'
riidtbeit bic 5iissl iais6en su laiisn,
fOrbsrt isst bic suftdnoise itdotiide 8e.
hOrbs Die Burger ssraoeju auf, ibrs
Dhnide uub 8Ori4ldSs fiir usus Parts
ju unterbrsitsn, bamit ite ssbubrsno be-
riidlihtigt perben f6nnten.
Sat osnn tsin usruiinftissr 9ebanis
Raum In ben 36pfen bsr resierenosu
9errsn? Ssit Sabrsn peroen bel itar'
Zen ResensHiien Tbsils BON Yine SroOt
iibsridwemmt. i'm 3entralsn Stabttbeile
itaut fid 'oas Dafer in ben Gbsuss'
iandlsn uno iiberflutbst 9eller, uno on
Der 2inben Strase. nabe bem @erihts'
eebduOs. itanO bas 8aGer idou msbr'
muls 4-5 5uB bod. 8enn sinmal nod
psitere Sduloen senadt neroeu NJ u +
len. ldss es ou nidt nabs. srit on bic
ultbsitsbsnosr llsbsl nno on
bic 8erbe1eruus unisrss ab5ussfanal'
pitems su Osnien, anftatt pbautuitiiAtn
gurisebilOsn nadBuiaSeu?
S8ir pilieu gut senus. oaB mir tau'
zen Obrsn prsoissu, tbun isooa, mas
uir fiir uuisrs PHift bultsu. islbft auf
'ie @sfabr bin. bem 9srrn Dtupor unO
einen aiiiitsuten auf Die 9ibnerauSen
u trsten. Der Jtup aus Bart lit uOr'
aufis fur alls 3weds ssuissuO uno bic
sabrt bortbiu toitet uon allen Staot'
bsilsn aus uur fiinf @suts.
Sris 8asuer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27

Gin srtrinf nber @cni9 sreift mad
einem Strobbalm, absr neil Der Stroh'
balm iein @ewidt uidt iibsr SSaiier bal
ten tuuu. 1T es Ourum.uidt ssiust. ouf
elm fiartsr Suum;wsis iolass nidt se.
tbun bubsn wirbe. fulls iid, @sleseuheii
sebOtsH bdtts, ibn erfuiisu 5u tOHnsu.
Yisls ssuts iinb uollitanois i'm lntlaren.
nie iie ibr Spitsm fiubsrn uno ibr 8lut
reinisen iollen. sic iaufeu bic erie
WtsOi;in. wslde ibueu unsebotsn nirb.
uuO wsuu Die utdt hilft. bann uerSwsi'
fsln iie. SOrni's alpsnfrduter lift Elm
altss unO ;sitbspdbrtes 9eilmittel. Gin
Seft. 9enannt rRranfenbote-. siebt allc
peitere ausfunft. lDirb frei uerianot.
Wfan idreibe an Or. Peter Sabrnep &
Cons Co.. 1925 9. SOpns Gueuus,
Chicago. 81.
Sorni's Nlpsnfrdutsr Blutbeleber 1T
ju baben bel 9enrg Walter. 1Ol1 @eoar
Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27
StaOt anO Gountb.

-9srr Willium 6. S96nfelo Dol
5rantlin auenue bot bas felt lansei
Sabrsn BON ieinem 8ater bstriebens Vel
dsnbsitattsr @eiaaft iibsruOmmsn.
- 8uumeiftsr 9ubmis z. Stipp
5raa Stipp unO spsi EO&ter, ioui,
9srr @barlss 6. 5srbsr, finO Montaa
absnS poblbsbalten uon elmer Deutl6'
lanoreiis juriidseisbrt.
- Die 9adawanua @ompanie plant,
,uiiasn 9obofen unb Buffalo ipsi mel.
tsrs Seleiis su lsssu, ibre ainis alIo 3u
elmer oieridisnissn ,u MAIDEN, ba lie
nit oer issi9en lwsiidieuissu nidt ims
itanSs 1T, ibren Pafasier. unb 5raGt,
usrtsbr Su banbbubsn.
- Die Scranton uno 8inabamton
StraBsnbabH @Ompunis bsabii6tist, Die
usrfdisOsnen Ortidaftsn sntlang ibrsr
sints nit sleftriidsr 8sIsu6tuns ,u per.
lorssu uno 3lpar iunerbalb 60 Eaaen.
@ins isparats @Ompanis 1T 3u bislem
Swsds sesriinost worben.
-Yster Wtc@ram pon Zee @ourt
puros Disnitas 3u Slppbant unter
elmer Bride beiinuuusslOs aufsefunosu
uno oann osm Staat Soipital iiber-
fiibrt, NO iid Sdnitts am Ropf uuo
2orperidrammen srsaben, au& 1T es
mosltt, baB er an einsm S6dbeIbrud,
leioet.
-Dr als 8srsmann in Der Pine
SrOot 3eds aussitsGts. 26 Sabre alts
Soispb Wturs uOn Wtineral Strase
purOs 5reitas giudmittas uabe Der Gar.
bon StruBe areuSuns pOu einem .. &
p. 3use 9stroHen uno 10 ihlimm Der.
lsst. OaB ibm i'm Stuat Soipital oas
rehts Sein obsrbulb benz SusfnSdel
unb Der re6te Nrm obsrbalb oem @u.
bossn amputirt psrbsn musten. Ssin
SuitanO mar Burseit elm tritii9sr.
= Der 9auiirsr u. ROien pou g.un
auenue beriatets Der Poli,si am Gam.
flag. SaB sr Sreitas 0iadt nubs 9userne
Borough iiberfallsu unb bsraubt purbs.
3wei Utanner bielten i'm ON unb er.
lsi4tsrtsu ibn Inn sinen @slbbsutel, Der
BIO sntbislt. &be iis sinsn anberen fan.
ben. in benz cine sr6Bsrs @elOiumms
mar, rtB iia Stolen los unb sntflob /;
ipdtsr tsbrte er juriid uuS erlansts feline
Baarsn pieber, bic sr in osm Sauoss.
msuss bate fallen IuHsu.
- Gin 8siipisl BON iinblider lin.
oantbarfeit fam um 5rsitas Dor Ri6ter
O'9Isia CUR Serbanbluns, als feds 3in.
Der bes SO Sabre alteu Sobn Staut
uon Ranlom, Der erbliubst uno uerarmt
LIT, ii4 we9en osm gti6tunterbatt ibres
Saters ju perantpOrten battsn. Die
&tnbsr madteu ibre armutb aeltenb
unb ertldrteu, Der Grmsnbiitriit iollte
ben Wfann unterbulten, absr Der Ri6ter
mar anoersr Wfeiuuus unb piss Iie an,
mOnatliG $12 gum lluterbalt bes gu.
tiers bsiSutrasen.
-Sn sinem Siutersimmsr bes Sotel
Sterlins an 5rantlin gueuue puroen
aut Sreitag abenO Der S6anftelner
@illiam RiaaroiOn bon 9Bponlins gus.
nus unc bic 10 Sabre atte Slorence
Sdneicsr bon @pnOn Strabs bur6 Spsi
Polisiitsn biusfsit sema6t, als fie Dor
etnem balben Dusenb Wfanner cine
SorfteilunS bon moralil6er 8ertom.
menbeit sabsn, bic unuusipre6li6 lit.
Die Dirue tpuros BET bsm ipatsrsn Ser.
Dor unter s 800 Siirsidaft ssftsllt, absr
Ridarbion, ben man 3ur 3sit frsi liss,
sridisu uidt. gm Montas nabmHbis
Poli3ei S4ritte, nm cine Serwirfung
Der 2iIsus bes Plusss ju srIauseu, in.
BEN cine Oissb3Hsli4s PstitiOn hem
@eriht uor9ele9t uurbt. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-27


- 5rau @briftopb Ssnns. SHUTTER
oes 8. s. Senns pon bier, itarb am
Donrsrftas in PbiluOslpbia na9 elmer
ianswisrisen Sranfbsit.
-9suts 1T Der iabrIi4e Donations.
tag fiir bic Ssimatb Der Srsunoloien
unb oa Der S8intsr i'm Nn3us 1T, bofft
man anf allisitise Iibsruls 8siitsusrn.
- Der @iisnbabntonoufteur Sreb.
Carpenter bon bier, Der iid am Srsitas
uabs 9opbOttom nit sinsm Srsuno aui
stnsm SasSausilus bsfuuO, wuros jism.
li9 bOs an Der 9ippe, 9iuie unb 8ans.
perlett, als er iiber einsn Baum itol.
perte uno feline isliuts iid sutlub.
- 8abrenO am MOntas gla6mittas
5rau Gillian @illette ii6 in Der Office
bss Or. u. 8. WiOOrs an 8aibiustou
gusnue ibrs 3dbus bsbunosln liss, fam
Elm tlsinsr 3situnssusrtdufsr bsrsin unt
nabm ibrs $1s entbaltsnbs 8Sris init,
mas erit entbsdt wurbe, als Srau Sill
lstte fOrtssben pOllte.
Der 81 SABRE alte SObn Wiuioras.
Der Dor etwus iiber Subresfriit OILS 9aiD
firer Der StarOOp Bani an Shb Daib.
inston apsnue nit 5000 usrl6pauo,
wuros am Dounerftas an 9orb bes
Salaati&iffss su @barlsstOu, 9. g..
biuSfsit ssma9t. auf psl6sm sr felt Ct.
mem Sabr als Matrois Oients. Sobalb
bic nOtbtssn auslisfsruusspapisrs aus.
ssitsat fiub, wtrb Der Ssrbuitsts jusds
PrOssiiiruus bisrbsr s.bra&t wsrbsn.