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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
PORTUGUESE REBELS
PROCLAIM REPUBLIC
SET Up PROVISIONAL GOVERN
MENT IN LISBON.
G:ng and Family Flee From City
Royalties Take Refuge at Queen
Dowager's Summer Resi-
deIce.

Portugal has been declared re-
public.
According to the latest Lisbon ad-
yes, Theophile Braga, republican
leader, is the new president. The
Portuguese Marseillaise is the new
national anthem and the emblem OF
monarchy on the palace has been re-
placed by the flag of red and green,
the colors of the republican party.
That there was fierce fighting in the
streets Of Lisbon is evident by dis
patches from all quarters. Disorders
at Oporto have been repressed by the
troops, many regiments of which are
said to be still loyal to the king.
s'. Royalties Safe, -,
King Manuel, the queen mother and
the queen dowager are reported to
have taken refuge in the palace at
MARIA, a short distance out Of Lisbon.
They may now be on warship bound
for Gibraltar. At least they are con-
sidered to have reached place OF
safety.
London advices state that by a
treaty of alliance Great Britain is
bound to afford protection to the king
of Portugal if this is duly applied for.
The French newspapers are urging
the government of France not to per-
nit Intervention, even if Spain, too, is
threatened with an overthrow.
France May Take Hand.
The French cabinet will meet to-
MORROW to deliberate on the Portu-
guese situation and the advisability
of sending warship to Lisbon.
Already British warships are on the
way to protect British interests at the
scene of the trouble. The American
.gunboats Petrol and Wheeling are at
Genoa within easy reach of Lisbon if
the American government decides to
send them there. No detailed ac-l
count Of the fighting has yet been re-
:ceived or any definite estimate of the
casualties.
A significant incident, according to
the Lisbon dispatches, is the visit
paid by the Spanish minister to the
republican leaders after the fall OF
the palace and the flag of the revolu-
ton was hoisted on the town hall
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
FIRE CAUSES MUCH LOSS.
Damage Amounting to s1,5O0,OOO in
New YOrk-Largest Area in
Years.

New York, Oct. 3.-Fire in the v'ciu-
ity Of Twenty-fourth street and Elev-
enth avenue early tonight swept sn
al ca of 500 by 800 feet, causing DAM
age estimated at s1,5OO,000. Chief
Croker announced that it was the
greatest area burned during his e1-
perience in New York city.
The space swept comprises almost
three acres Of lumber yards, factories
and stables on Eleventh avenue,
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-hfth
streets. For nearly three hours the
fire was beyond the control Of the
fire department and it was stopped al
length by apparatus, which combined
threw water at the rate of $4,000 gal
Ions minute. Five hundred horses
were rescued from the stables. IN
spite Of the size of the blaze and diff
fculty of fl hting it, it was remark
ably free from serious accident. One
fireman was badly hurt by bucking
hose and several were less seriously
hurt.
The fire started in the lumber yard
of Moore Bros, Eleventh avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, quickly de-
stroyed it and soon ignited kindling
wood factory which was likewise
burned.
Besides these structures, the fol-
lowing were either destroyed or badly
damaged:
Six story factory Of the New York
Metal Ceiling company; stables and
storehouse of James J. Duffy, contrac-
tor; the Pennsylvania hotel, three
story structure; warehouse Of the
United States Express company; va
cant two story building Of the Metro
politian Iron and Steel company;
four story factory of the Atlas Metal
Bed company.
For a while the flames threatened
the Baltimore & Ohio freight yards
and the specially department Of the
Standard Oil company, but hard work
saved them.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
HEARST MEN DECIDE
TO PUT OUT TICKET
Independence League Will Nominate
State Officers in New York In
Order to Knife Democrats.

New York, Oct. 6.-Contrary to the
wishes of Clarence J. Sheran, one Of
W. R. Hearst's chief aeutenants, the
Independence league in State con7en-
tion here, voted early this morning TO
put a straight ticket in the field and
not to indorse the Republican ticket
as had been proposed. The vote was
PIP in favor of a straight ticket, as
against "a for an Endorsement of the
Republicans.
John J. Hooper, State chairman Of
the league, and ". R. Hearst were
duly chosen to lead the ticket, re.
spectlvely for governor and lieuten-
ant governor, and the convention adj
journed until Friday to give time for
discussion as to the remainder Of
the ticket. The convention organized
during yesterday afternoon, then ad-
journed until last night, when perma-
pent officers were chosen and the
platform adopted.
Mr.. Shearn introduced a resolution
that the convention debate and de-
eide to nominate a straight Independ-
ence league ticket, or to indorse the
Republican. This Immediately caused
confusion among the delegates. The
disorder continued until the Rev Ivan
Merlen Jones, of Syracuse, begged
the convention to help the upstate
people defeat the Democratic ticket.
He was cheered when he closed by
saying the best way to do it was BY
nominating a straight ticket. James
A. Allen made the point Of order that
only regular delegates and alternates
should be allowed to vote and was
upheld.
The platform declares that it is the
duty of the league "in the interest Of
honesty and public decency, to deal a
crushing blow to Murphy's scheme to
Tammanize New York State"
The platform declares for direct
nominations, the initiative and refer
endum, the right to recall public Of
fcials from public positions and pop.
ular election of United States sena-
tors.
Continuing, the platform says:
eve call for a new and immediate
vote in the legislature upon the in
come tax.
eve call for public inheritance
tax law to be shared between the
State and the national government.
eve call for constitutional amend
ments which will permit the munich
pal ownership and operation OF all
municipal utilities.
eve favor the submission to the
voters Of the State a constitutional
amendment guaranteeing suffrage to
the women Of New York"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
New Mixtures.

It was after the stone-laying cere-
mony and a wire was sent to the
builder with the news, "Stone laid
with great ec'at."
The builder, smothering an awfu;
oath, muttered. "Another new foreign
cement" and flung the missive from
him in passionate isgust.-Tit-Bits
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
A Correction.

The habit Of contradicting some
times "o'erleaps ITSELF unwilling.
1--WE heard it said" remarked a
lounger at the crossroads store, "that
John Henderson over by Woodville
was one of eighteen sons"
"That's whar he heerd wrong con-
tributed the chronic kicker. "T'Tan'J
John Henderson at all. Twas broth
er O. his'n. n."-Lippincott's
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
Pitying the Bee.

Spartan Mother-What's the mat
ter? What are you crying for?
Stung Hero (who has been taught
never to cry for bodily pain)-Oh, +
I've sat down on a bee, ard-1'm SO
afraid = re hr' '.'"-Punch.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
MOODY RETIRES.
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
Resigns-Appointed by ROOse-
VeIt.

Beverly, Mass, Oct. 4.-Associated
Justice Moody of the supreme court
Of the United States today tendered
his resignation to President Taft to
take effect November 20. The presi-
dent wrote to Justice Moody, who is
in Magnolia, accepting the r7signa-
ton and expressing his high regard
for the retiring jurist. In retiring
from the judiciary he will receive pay
for an active member Of the cour1.,
$4,000 a year.
It had been announced early in the
summer that Justice Moody would
retire.
Justice Moody has been i'll for more
than a year.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
Omitting Important Detail

"I don't see any difference between
you and a trained nurse except the
uniform" said her sick husband.
And the salary" she added,
thou ghtfully.-Harper's Bazar.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
Sensational Advertising.

Suitor-If you reject me, I shall
shoot myself.
Actress-Oh, how lovely! In that
case the manager will give me a bet
ter role-Simplicissi
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07

William Henry Moody, Of Haverhill,
Mass, was born in Newbury, Mass,
December %, 1858; he was graduated
at Phillips academy, AndoVer, Mass
in 1872, and from Harvard college in
1875; was district attorney for the
eastern district of Massachusetts, from
1890 to 1896; was elected to the Fifty
fourth congress to fill vacancy, and
to the Ffty-ffth, Fifty-sixth and Fifty
seventh congresses; was appointed
secretary Of the navy by President
Roosevelt and assumed the duties of
that office May 1, 1902, in which Of
fee he served until appointed attorney
general by President Roosevelt to
succeeded Philander c. Knox, July 1,
1904. Gn December 8, 1906, was ap-
pointed by Preside ht Roosevelt an
associate Justice of the supreme court
Of the United States, and was con-
frmed by the senate December II,
1905, and took his seat on the bench
on the 18th day of December, 1906.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Sine Grflarnns Oes grafen seefrisO.

@rai Seefrieo aui 9uttenbeim, Der
Sdrpiegeriobn oes @eneralIelomar'
idaas 8rin5en 9eopolo BON Snpern
lm0 Ser Citerreidiiden Raiiertodter
Yrin5eiiin @iieIa bat an Die 8iir5'
burger Observation-Disclosures Elm
S6reiben geridtet, porin er erflGrte,
oub ieine 8erabihieOung aus Der
baperiihen glrmee bebufs glusnanoe.
rung uno na6 ooraufgegangenem
llrIatb auf iein glniuden bin erfolgt
iei unO 6as 6aperii6e 3riessminiite.
rium Inn inter oem s. 8e3ember
1898 idriitIid er0ffnet babe, Dab
nihts @brenriibriges gegen i'm oor'
liege uno fein 8erfobren 9egen ibu
megeu lmerInubter @ntfernung ooer
6abneniludt anban9ig mar. @r lei
in oieiem Sabre mie ihon otter nit
8tilen Der 9eboroe in 9apern ge.
peien uno fonne ieberSeit Oortbin rei-
ien. @raf SeefrieO, Der pom @rob.
oater ieiner @emablin &aiier 6ran3
Soief in ben oiterreibiiden SeereS'
bierit iibergenommen Duroe, beruft
lid in ieiner grfl1rung au6 bieroui
nit benz 9emerfen, er Tonne unm0g-
lid oiterreid)iider Sffi3ier iein, wenn
in Der baperiiben Irmee etpas gegen
i'm poraeIegen baben lpiiroe. - Gie
@rinnerung an ben 2iebesroman Der
Brir,3eiiin @Iiiabetb unb oes @rafeH
Seefrieb lit Dor penisen8oden burd
Die inbeitGtiet eebliebene @iener
0a6ridt rpie6er geipeft norben,
@roi Seeirie6s grbebung IN ben
0iterrei6iden Siiritenitanb itebe be.
Dor o6er lei bereits erfolgt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
5ebn Sie5epte sesen Oas n8eibHadts-
fieber".

Tim nod M0glidfeit ben befann.
ten llnannebmlidteiten entgegen5u.
fpirfen, Die oas 8eibno6tsieIt fir
Die SanoeIsgenerbetreiben6en erfab.
rungsgemdb nit iid brin9t, tbeilt
Der Deutide 9duferbuno (9erlin.
Srieoenau) Dem einfoufenoen gu.
blifum iolgenOe oSebn He5epte ge.
gen oas 8eibnadtsfieber" nit:
l. 9eiinne bid friib5eitig auf
beine @eibnodtsgeidenfe, uno Der.
idiebe beren @infauf ni6t bis auf
Die lesten @oben ODER gar Die lesten
Gage Dor Dem 5eit.
2. Saufe nie am Sonntaa, olt6
nidt Dor @eibnadten, oei1n aud Die
8oufleute brouben 0fube uno @rbo.
lung.
8. Sprtd treun6Ii6 nit 8ert1u.
fern rno Sertdiiferinnpn, miBbroube
ni6t lire 3eit itno @eouI6 bel slus.
ipobl Der @aaren Ii. |. 10.
4. Soitfe nibt om ip6ten 9lbeno,
bu mo6it bel 1uee beiiere @inf1ufe
uno perfiir5eit nibt ben Seierobeno
BON 9oilfmnnn, glngeiteIlten, 9oten.
5. @efmlfte 8aoreu taui6e ieI.
ten Inn, lno ME ant glbeno BEL @e.
idGftsanorona ionbern In ben rubi.
gen WoreenItilnoen.
6. gtimm fleine, Ieihte Safete
aus 6em &ooen Ielber nit; niilbt on
oeine 8ooren ms Suus bringen IaI.
fen, bonn I6reibe 6eine aoreIie genal,
ouf uno eebuIoe Did, ipenn gbenos
gefoufte. @oaren erit am anoeren
Gage au Dir fonmen.
7. Wa6it OH @ei6enfe no6 aus.
nGrts, oann brinee iie 5eitig Dor Dem
Seite 5ur SoIt, uno nidt am ipdten
glbeno.
8. @mpfangene 8oaren be5able
moglidit iofort
9. 3oble angemeiiene Rreiie, oa.
nit on our6 Die Sud)t, biaig ein5u.
foufen, ni6t oas @infommen oerer
i6GoigIt, oie bon ibrer SGnoe slrbeit
Ieben miiIien; oenn Der aaufmann
uno Sobrifant piro Dir nidts
I6enfen, ionbern ipiro an ben Sob
men ieiner slrbeiter iporen miiiien.
10. 8iaIt OH Did Dor oem 8eib'
no6tsfieber, Der Seserei uno oes
IdIe6ten @eipiIiens befuabren, 10 be.
foIge oieie Hotbi6ldge uno Glib lie
neiter an sluoere, uno bereite Dir
IeIbIt mo pielen slnOeren 8cib.
na6tsrube itno .6reuoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
9onneritas, s 9eSember 1910.
Wehr Tenfdle.

Die @inpan6eruns aus Dem betit.
fhen 91ei6 1T in itetiger Sunabme
begriiien, nie aus Der Statiltit iiber
Die i'm Mtonatp Oftober i'm $afen
oon Nep Dort eingefroifenen @in'
panoerer gu erieben lit. SIM Wonot
Septerlber rparen 30t7 Der $4,000
@inporSerer 9eihsoelti1e. @s mar
bereits cine 3unabme geeen friibere
.&onate. Sm Monat Sftober trafen
81 ,209 @inpan0erer elm, 1869 6o.
BON poren Hei6s6entibe. 2t43 ma.
rem mGnnIiden @ei9Iedtes. Die aIs
9erti6e rrbri3irten ginhpanSerer
aus aaer Serren 9Gnoer 51bIten
$500 8erionen, 3556 minnli6cn
unS 1858 peibliden @ei6Iedtes, ae,
gen 1926 i'm September. Die Gin.
tpanberune aus Der S6peia bot i'm
Iesten Wtonat i'm 8erslei6 gu tribe.
rem Monaten beoeilteno 5ueenom.
men. SSm Sttober trafen 592 Gin.
tpanberer aus Der Shweis elm, 299
mGnnliden uto 293 meiHi6en Sc.
idIedtes, p6breno im September
nur insseiammt 277 @inpanOerer
aus Der Stpet3 eingetroffen iino.
9ie @inpanoerung aus Seiterrei6-
1tneorp lit itabiI eebIieben. glus
Seiterreih traien i'm Sftober 1928
@inmanoerer elm, 4249 m1nnlihen
un6 30.4 tueibliden @eihIeftes, ee.
gen 6231 I'M September. Die Gin.
DanOerung nus Stalien bat i'm OF.
tober i'm 8ergleid nit September OBJ.
genommen, mas bem glurtreten Der
Cholera unO Der iharfen Auarant1.
ne, bbe bier iiber aus SStalien fom.
menoe 9ampfer oerb1ngt lpurbe, 5u.
gelhrieben lpiro. SIN Sftober trafen
S793 @inman0erer aus StaIien elm.
ee9en 12,009 i'm September. 9lu6
Die GinDanoerung aus GuBlano lit
i'm 8ergleid nit September suriid.
geeangen. 5m Sftober trafen 1886
@inpanoerer aus Dem 3aren.&eihe
elm, i'm September 12,204. Die Gin.
Danoerung aus @riehenlanb lit I'M.
gefdbr gleih geblieben, un6 oas
DeibIihe @ei6left ipieIte pieber
cine iebr serin9e HoIle BET oieier Gin.
iuanoerilng. @s trafen i'm Sftober
1879 @ipmanOerer aus @riehenIanO
elm, $3.50 mGnnIihen uno 800 ipeib.
Iiden @eidledtes, segen 1927 i'm
September. Ius gang europa betrug
ole @inpnnOerling i'm Sftober So.
$40 Berionen, 35,502 m1nnIiden
uno 24,t3S weibIifen @ei6Iehtes,
seeen 56,479 i'm September. Sab
reno bic @eiammteinpanoerung
I'M Sftober 81 ,209 gerionen mar,
sdbIte iie i'm September 5S.937 Ser.
ionen, Elm llnteridieb BON nur 2272
Berionen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Cine lpeiblidle sSnrp.

@ei elmer gerbanoIuns i'm @raf-
i6aftsgerid)t BON 8ellingborougb in
RortbnmIbire in England iab ii6 Der
@idter eenotbigt, Die i'm @eridtsiaaI
anrpeienoen Damen linn lire $ilfe ga
bitten. @s banOeite ii6 Inn bic &lage
elmer SdneiOerin gegen eine &unoin.
2ebtere peigerte ii6, Elm beiteltes
Roitiim au beSablen, neil es = wie
Iie bebaitptete = polIitGit6ig berpaBt
Ddre. Die 9lneefIaste erbot ii6, oas
itreitige Obiett iofort nnSuaieben, ba-
nit Der Ri6ter ieIber bon bem ibled-
ten Sis iib iiber5eueen fonne. Die
Ter 8ori6iug aber brafte ben Ridter
in orge Berlegenbeit, 6enn er per-
itano BON gutem ODER iflehtem Sis
Der Gamengarberobe 10 gut lpie gar
nihts. gead flir5em Deiinnen fam
benz Suriiten Der rettenoe @ebante,
Die in geniigenber gn3abl Der Ser
banoIitng Observation-Disclosures 3u
elmer Silrp gu pereinigen, bon oeren
Iafuerit1noigem lrtbeil er Die Gut
ibeiOuue bes fniffItgen Sales ab-
b1ugig MAIDEN poIIte. 0fit 8ergnii-
gen erfIGrten ii6 Die Damen bereit
uno oeridppanoen nit Der glneeflag-
ten, INN in einem anbern Raum oa2
fragIihe @efpano anprobiren gu lni-
len. Die Sad,e mar iebr bal6 erle-
bigt. Bon Der WebrSabI Der peib-
Iihen @gperten lpur6e Die 8eriife-
rrng abeeeeben, baB Die Hobe in Der
Chat Su lang lei unb nidt gut iiee,
mad ibrer &niif)t abtr 5u taoelIoiem
Sie abge1nSeri >per6eh f0nne. llnS
10 entid1ieo Der &itier. Dab Die 4lG-
germ oos &oitiim oieier glenoeruna
unter5ieben ioqe. 8iiroe Die 8er-
fIn9te aud Sann nod Ole annnbme
unO 9e5ablune oerrpeigern. 10 tuerOe
mon peiter ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
linbanfbarc 8eiienbe.

@ie oos Soipi3 auf Dem @robeu
ct. gernbaro, 10 beberberet au6
oasienige an Der SimpIonitrabe Die
&eiienoen unentgeItIif; MIR elm
SpferItod labet 0ieienigen, Die bic
@aitfreunoidaft oes Sauies in SIn-
iprli6 genommen, elm, einen SboIus
Der @rfenntlihfeit 5u binterlaiien.
9os Soipi5 lit iebr oft nit @Giten ee-
fiiIlt, iino pies' in ben lebten Wona.
ten cine 6realeno oiif, pie felt Sab.
rem nidt mebr. &iir5lid iuar Der
3uIouf 10 itarf, boB i6mmtlibe
Saus96nee fir Die Gouriiten in
Sdlaf5irnmer peri6anoeIt meroen
mubten. 9as alte Soipi5 miro OieI
bon beiieren 6amiIien beiuft, Die
gum grobten Sbeile iuenigItens oluei
Gage bel ben gaitIi6en Wou6en Der.
bringen. 9abei lit 5u beoenfen, ooB
Die Sebensmittel, iuelde our Terpfle-
slng Der frenoen 9Gite sebrauft
meroen, iebr miibieIig berbei5uidaf-
fen Iino. @ie Die &eiienoen Die @ait-
freunoi6oft auf oieier Irmuirtbliden
Sobe Iobnen, feb man oarous, soB
nad oem itarfen 9eiud elmer 8ohe
i'm Spferitod ean3e = pierjig Hap-
pen auf9efluoen tpIroen
8er iemals in einem oieier
W0n6sboipi5e Der SodoIpen 5n @oit
getpeien lit uno geiebeu hat, init lpeI-
der 9lufopierilng Die @t0nde ibres
amtes palten (aonfeiiion ino gta-
tion iino ibnen gang eIeidgiiltig),
Der tuiro fir oos 8erbolten Der gGi-
5igen 9eiu6er Die ridtige 9e5eih-
nuna All iinoen niiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08


@ntIaifrng In $ombure geiudbrte, ers
nannte er iofort Billion als ben eaa-
folser, ben sliid $obenlobe fir ben
bel peitem 9eeignetiten erfldrte."
9ie @rnennung oes @rnfen Bit
Iop nurSe in ben peiteIten areiien,
insbeionoere aud In bem oes Bun.
oesratbs, nit GROCER 6reu6e beeriiBt.
n3ie &e0egepanotbeit oes neileu
Rei6sfan5lers itaf iebr portbeiIbaft
ab gegen Die oft bedngitisenoe llnli-
derbeit in Der Re6e ieines Bor9dn-
gers. Billion mar Elm ebenio elegdH-
ter 0ebatteur, aIs er es neritatpb, In
gIGmenoer un6 fIarer Beiie feline
Ini6auungen iiber 1rbere ooer in-
mere 6ragen Der PoIitif bar5ileeen.
Gu6 Denn man feline Meinungen
niht fir ri6tig belt, tpar es ein@e-
nlB, i'm 5u boren :. Man fann
nift oariiber i'm 8neifel iein, 6aB
Billion ailbergepobnli6 fIua un6 ge-
tpan6t lit, babel BON etiter be5d1tberT-
ben 2iebeusniiroieteit, Die ibn baIo
popit6rer ntudte, oils feline bebben
8organser. DAB er 10 oft aIs moglih
iib aIs ShiiIer 9ismards befonnte,
6ab er periiderte. in ben 8obnen iei-
mes sroBen Meiiters Su pauoeln.
trug oasu bel, ibm piele Spnpotbien
gu gelpinnen."
CAB Serr b. Billion iid tpdbrenb
Der Belt ieiner @eidsfan5leridaft
eroBe 8er6ienite um bas gfeih ere
NOR bot, erfennen aud Die an, benen
man NIT 9fedt oSer llnre6t 5li-
idreibt, ieinen Stur5 geDoIt ooer
berbeisefiibrt su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Sd6nbeit 1T andj niitlidJ.

Sn bieiem Gimme bat bas 9unoes.
freiseeridt Don Colorado Dor fur.
oem eine ebenio intereiinnte aIs mid.
tiee @ntiheiOung abgeaeben. Gin
fIeiner 8ergitrom am Yites Beaf
ioIlfe bon elmer @eielli6aft fir in.
6uitrieae 8pede aussebeutet unb
besbaIb bon ieinem bisberigen 2aufe
ubgeIenft per6en. Muf ieiner 3utbaI,
fabrt itreut Der Strom rinesimI
S6onbeitsiegen aus, inoem er oaeS
2anb in ieiner gtGbe in Grin im0
BIiitbeni6mud fIeioet. Die 9eoadtc
Nutbarmahung ober gu 6obrifjme.
den piirbe Die betreiienOe 2nnOid|dit
ibrer S6onbeit beraubt unO j. it,
eine oiirre @iiite penpan6elt 6npen
@eeen BEN berart beobii6tipter
0onoolismuS puroe oenn aud ieir
tens elmer gln3abI bon gtahlrireun.
ben 8roteit bel ben 8erihten erbn.
ben. Dos oben genannte 9eritt ent'
fdfe6 1u @uniten Der @rboltung oes
Bergitrpmes uro 6es Gnupons. ourt'
ben er Siltbalitiir5t, uno Der pom Der
Ratrtr geifaffenen @eitaIt uno
S6oubeit. 9ie 8oiier oes StromeS,
toete Der Rifter. oieuen Dem Shou.
beits5ped, uuo Die Sdonbeitsi5ene.
rten in 8aIO unO SeIO, i'm Baiier
un6 uniern 8arfs Sieueu Der Inter.
boItuns, Der @rbolitng uno iomit Der
@eIun6beit Ger Neniden.
@s DGre gu ipiiniden. bab mon
In unierem berrIih eroben 2anbe
i6on IGneit in oieiem Sinne eeban.
belt b1tte. Damn beiGben rniere
StG6fe mebr offentIide Aorts, lno
piiroen mir ni6t oen MoneeI on
i60neu @oIouneen In Der gt6be Der
StGSte 81 beflaeen bnben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
gallunlanbuns nit SinOerniiieu.

Cine re6t idtpierige SanOung bat.
te in 8iirsburg ole 2uftififierin ge-
gina Bort aus g2iirnberg 3u beiteben.
Die aerOnautin ities nit ibrem Bal
lon am geadmittag ndbreno Scs
8iir5burser Sportieites uui. sic
oerIor ieboh Die Serri6aft iiber ben
gallon, Der oonn auf 0as Dad oeS
Reiioen3idloiies nieoereing. 6rdn-
lein Bort beinB Die @eiitesgegenpart,
li6 am 9Iisableiter ieit5ubalten. Sic
puroe oann 6urh Die 6eueriuebr
beriintergebolt. Der 8olIon lit talt
sGrBIia oeritort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Sin biebiider 9linsfGmpfsr.

sn arafnl ioIIte Oieier Gage Elm
Rinstampf Sipiiden Oem befannten
&ingfGmpfer Gpsaniepic3 un6 oem
tiirfii9en Hinsf1mpfer @antte itatt.
fin6en. Gpganietpico iaste ieoo6 NIT
Der 8esriinbung ab, bab er in ieiner
8ateritabt 3rafau gu penis Gntlang
finOe. Ganetti inb ii9 boburh in
ieiner Softnuns auf geroienit ge'
tGuidt unS iudte iid nun auf anbere
8eiie ihaoIos 5u baIten. @r idIid
iib in Die 8obnlng bes gpganieipic5
Elm itabl ibm 1900 3ronen bar, Elm
Sparfalienbii6 nit elmer @inGags
BON $4,000 &ronen un6 @bren3eiden
i'm @ertbe BON 5000 &rouen. @egen
Ganetti purOe Die itedbriefli6e Ser.
folgung eingeIeitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
8esen GaubmOrbes snm Subs Der
urtbeilt.

Sas Sdlplr9eridt in Sroppou
Standardization perurtbeiI.
te 0er 23iGbrigen SelOnrbeiter Wii.
daeI Saous. Der am ia. September
1908 in Medlenburg ben rutbeni.
i6en Sdnitter 9aitlius ShperIpf
srmoroet uno beraubt bate, gum
SoOe 6ur6 ben Strang. = 9luf Dem
Sborner @efdnsniBbof tpurSe 0urd
oen Sfaririhter Shmi6t aus 8res.
Iuu Der 26i6briee friibere 8oItsiduI.
lebrer Sbatt aus Sslopo, &reis
Sflpes, Der om 18. glpril feline
neun5ebniGbrige 9raut @ertruSObI.
mann burd ie6s RepoIoeribiiiie se.
tobtet bate, biugeridtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Spnoerbarer WrnuO 5ur yetrtebsctn.
itelIuna.

Die SeiOenipinnerei in @eipgeIi
muBte, einem s. E. g. aus SaIonifi
Dufolee, seiperrt tuerOen, neil Die
soISaten bic arbeiterinnen auf benz
Beee mad Der Sobrit it1nOig 6erart
beI6itisten, bab iie iib nidt mebr sei.
sen tonnten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
EAsT BARRE

A son was born to NJ and Mrs Phil
Blanchard Sunday evening.
Regular meeting 81 Winona Council
No. 8 p q p Wednesday evening
w J Maxwalls son and wife returned
70 their home the last ST last week
Robert GRAY had the misfortune "a
cut of tie end Of one thumb WhilC
working " the weeds last week.
Earl Dieeey \ carrying AZ enlarged
ear these days as pc result Of a nip
irom jack Frost sunday sight
There win Be- tie regular whist party
IN the opera house hali Wednesday
night Ladies are requested 20 bring
either cake 81 douehnuts
Mrs William Milne and daughter
Isabel, have arrived from Terra Haute,
Ind, Dir and Mrs. Mise win make
their home il che city b the future.
The young people from WheatonyilTe
enjoyed b very pleasant social dance
last Friday night quite a good company
being present Several 81 the young
people from here were invited