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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12
JaiI Sentences For
noior Scorchers Sounds
Al Little More Like II
,u6os phsIsn Il Entitled To the
Thanks % Al Citizens for Inn
posltlon o. tbs Maximum
Penalty Against Rsok-
lsss Drivers


1ely o speed with power machines.
One young reporter that he intended sell
ng his motorcycle he got out Of the county jail
Upon which good news to congratulate the citizens
reckless drivers in automobiles and on
motorcycles are separated from machines the better viii be for
ne general public with arms legs and heads to protect
This Is the pedestrians day
scorcher has had his
he has isused his privileges patient public determined
ridden longer and not going to shoulder all OF
tie responsibility do all Of the lodging and jumping
public sentiment against speeder aroused by fatal aco
dnt after fatal accident city Law which s
its shortcomings which improvement the old law for
provision the repeated wful offender against may
Be sentto jail
We not only have law have in Judge Phslan public
oa who afraid its maximum, and the result OF the
ordinance vators before him Monday going TO
Is SAFER STREETS IN DETROIT
Judge sounded warning to automobile drivers who
imagine they may machines pm regardless Of the law
It the people still have rights in the streets which
sound convincing proof that the city business and
intends pace and kills and limits the safe
children and aged people to the confines Of porch
There are not only lives while the reckless driver
nitted TO hit up the pace unrestrained in this city
There are tremendous size at stake and there
o for workngmen and rders which little mouths
dependent stake
IS t respect the attitude Of Judge
ators becomes high service from another point Of view
Detroit owes great growth the past few the
automobile industry.
Il has sent the curling Of hmneys has made idle
Ground productive outlying dst has given employ
~ to the cy unemployed attracted thousands Of working
men from city Thus adding most desirable element to the
population.
disposition Of the the peedstes BY Judge Phean was
her notice that industry such Detroit that its
future Il not to subjected Of few drivers
sesed Of respect neither for life property
Law Of drivers in check Is law that will make for
Of the automobile both
means recreation pleasure and convenience and necessity
Judge entitled the thanks Of those whose money In
Vested IN making automobiles and Of those whom the industry
uulies with employment thanks Of the pedestrian the
ans of red fathers fathers mothers Of chill
1ren.
He win from the antorver who thinks he
bigger this fellow viii leave to the judge quite
confident that able take ITSELF and also the
tcst Of ---7----7--
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12

The Times extends hearty COM
msndatiOn TO Judge PheIan for the
punishment meted out by him to the
viOlatOrs of the new automobile or
dinanes.
Fines aggregating in the neigh
borhOOd Of $500 were imposed BY
him, $500 Of tins amount being BY
sessed three offenders, and two mo-
tOrcyclists now languish in Jail as a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12

When you see bad luck coming
your way. dodge up an alley.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12

When arrested for vagrancy q beg
gar naturally has pinched look.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12

Isn't II queer how narrow-minded
the people are who argue with your
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

But the wage worker has boss u
blame II on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12

It's better to stay out than to get
married and fall out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12

You may have noticed that the ma
jority OF our coming men fail to ar
rive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12


man. but dollars spoiled
loudly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12

WORDS BY SCHAEFER
MUSIC BY CONDO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-12

SURELY THE |
MEANES,r
MAN /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

have along some lines in the near
future
once fairly tired. we believe the
people will Dee so we'll pleased with
The result that nothing short OF %
good. equitable primary law will sat
isfy them. and SO insistent will they
be- IN their demands for such a law
that the next legislature. regardless
OF IFS political makeup. viii hasten
20 put such "a law upon the books.
Making Presidential Choice.
As 90 The selection Of delegates 10
the National Convention 20 nominate
Ia Republican candidate for Priest
dent. and as 20 the selection OF
state County and District Committee.
men. 90 matfer- bur llftie 20 he gen.
eral voter 40 this time. for while he
may have his own personal choice
COR President. yet De has 200 present
means 90 hand for making that
choice count when ~ comes 20 the
actual work o. nominating a caudi-
date.
As 20 the question Of having a
state Platform of principles. many
have como fo believe that "a good.
NH|..NIH'N' NNIINA |NNHa"h On NH."ft ..NNNA
some az the platforms which have
been adopted .u recent years. cs.
pcclaiiy when r comes to carry nE
them our after ue election.
LET fhc people have O. state vide
primary. and you Will almost read
OBJ. platform Boo ths T]crsoucilc az the
ticket named
Here isl % suggestion as to % plat
form Lot tho Republican nominees
for the state Offices together with fh"
candidates for Tho state Srna'o aul
the House of Delegates. after fhe
primary is over. meet 700 Charleston
or some other convention point. ana
prepare Cd platform upon which they
can stand. and then 10 tho state o.
fcers are elected and fhc Legislature
is Republican. vhat should We cN
vcCt7
Very truly.
IS % NTTTFN
Uuckhauuon. " w.. Nus - 1911
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

Mrs George Lutz was hostess 70 p
=" lady fri"u!- Thursday afternoon
a. tho Country club Tn. hours from
" 20 " were spent ~ bridge. and q de-.
Iicious luncheon was served Those
present were Nr~dama< William
Schwcrtfeg"r. Harry Nichols. U-
Leon B"e,cr Harry \or-hVood. Dave
Adams. Frank Adams. wei Ward.
Dave Tappan. T. T.. McNell and Geo.
LutZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

Richie who Is the guest OF Mrs. Judge
Boyd of Fourteenth street. 500 was
the diversion and AZ the conclusion
OF the games. the honor guest was
presented with q boquet OF rose buds
and maiden hair fern tied with a bow
OF pink tulle. Tine high scores were
won hy Miss Eliza Frzzell. Virginia
Taylor. and Mrs. Geo. Mothison and
William Higgins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
For Miss Barr.

Miss Anna r Koch entertained
with a 500" party az her home IN
Glenwood on Thursday afternoon.
complimentary 70 Miss Jessie Barr. Of
Columbus. Five Hundred was the d.
version of the afternoon. there being
TWO tables in play. Dainty refresh
ments We're served. Covers were laid
for twelve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

Mrs. William Collins was hostess
TO "A number of friends AT her home
on South Jacob street. Thursday
evening. in honor OF Mrs. Thco. Mad
doN and daughter. Miss Dorothy. OF
Chicago. formerly OF this city. Bridge
was the diversion and luncheon Was
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
" BLOUSE. ms
Sleeves. with or without Collar.
With or without Fitted Lining.

such a fancy blouse as this ono fnds
many uses. II Is an excellent model FOR
tn" entire gown and u serves admirably
fur the blouse of lighter material to Dee
worn with the coat suit. Ia this in
stance. plain fabric Is trimmed with
hrocad'd silk and with velvet ribbon.
hut any two materials can DO combined
Tho effect 81 the tabs - novel and
distinctive vet the blouse Is n simple one
20 make. Finished with the high neck
AND long sleeves Il becomes simpler In
Effect.
TIE Mouse consists 81 tho f;ted lin
lnE which can '" used or omitted as
liked u IS made Vi'h 'front.' ana side
fronts. backs ana ~~.!e-haskS. Front and
back Ar" cut in squares. finished and
arranged over the siie-frout. while tho
stripes "f trimmings are appl.f under
them. TIE sleeves are male IN en-.
Ii'"" '7n.. finished with shaped cuffs.
For TIC medium size VIII Dee required
@it tfrl~ OF material - O. yards 80 orr
- inches V.le Win I yard OF silk q
F"I - yards ~ velvet rlhAon To- trim
a~ illustrated
The pattern. 40. -ila. IS .u- IN sizes
for % 20. sos. o. and 800 inches bust
measure. and Vll hc wa;leI tp any all
dress D.. g." Fl- 'ou Department of this
iarer ou receipt ~ ten cent?.
No-......-... Observation-Disclosures.
Sam"
Address
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

Miss Mary Faulkonr Dincer. NJ tho
South Side. was hostess "Wednesday
evening 20 a party of friends and rel
atives. the occasion being her nino.
teenth birthday Ligh- refreshments
We're served and the guests departed
wishing the hostess many other happ,
birthdays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

included the cost OF poll books.
ballots. two commissioners and two
commissioners and two clerks each.
Sl.Oo, n also the cost OF transport
ing the ballot boxes TO and from the
place OF election. and in fact includ-
ed all incidental expenses connected
with the holding OF said primary. ex-
cept all incidental expenses
ed with the holding of said primary.
except the mount allowed the secre-
tary OF the County Committee for his
services. which on a liberal basis
WOULD o TO about $1,000.
Including this last item the entire
cost OF holding the primary was
about 1926 per voting place. which
sum does not appear large.
Making "A more liberal estimate we
have the following amount as the
sum for which a voting place could
or should be kept open 10 hold Il pri-
mary. that is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
Suburban "5O0 -

Mrs. Charles Deiters was hostess 20
the Suburban zoo" Club at her home
IN Woodlawn on Thursday afternoon
Flv" Hundred was the diversion and q
Gaintily appointed luncheon was
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
Naber Death.

Tie death Of John Stb@r occurred at
bis late residence here WednesdFS sven-
ms. ana was due g. a complication OF
diseases. De WAS born IN Wheeling. and
moved 60 thi- city 90 years ago., where
To- has since made his home lie IL
survived 'v h's wife. formerly Miss
nate k.t"t'- ls mother ana four chill
irH" aH follows .zahcth. Carrie.
Marie and John. 4 brother George and
a sister. Nrs " pNiei
Funeral services Will DO held satur-
day 10 t.e residence. Rev B J. Rutsky
'fa..t''-r irtcrmeut viii. be made In
Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
Will Eptertai,

Miss Charlotte Sch.uk will enter
tain with a luncheon AZ her home sat
urday. in honor Of Miss Jessie Barr. o.
Columbus. who is the guest of NiSSaS
Anna and Elsie Bayha.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

For Mrs. Williams.

Mrs. DR. Burdatts was hostess 10 n
party Of friends al her home in Elm
Grove on Thursday afternoon. compli-
mentary to Mrs. Jarard Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
Entertained Sewing Club.

Mrs Gail Hamilton entertained the
Thursday afternoon Sewing club az
her home. Light refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
Church Market.

Island Christian church will hold a
market az Settlers store saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

J. funeral Of John Faluga. the nine-
tc'r-uorth--uld son 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
iaiuga. was held yesterday morning IN
ST. johns church. luterment was made
az Mt calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
Litfle BoH Rurfad.

VIII DO several weeks before he Will
he able t. Resume.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25
COUNTY COURT
Transfers RECORDED

J r. Marshall and Minnie Mar.
shall fo Alexander CoTicId. lots ia
and ii' in Ii.ri.lu U.Irhts. $1,000.
Joseph liand'ln to Ferdinand
ScEr.'' and Sophia De-. schmidt tot
800 Boo Ovorarook. $40
AIoysirs D. schmidt to Ferdinand
Schmiff and Sophia DE- Schmift. LOT
~ BOZ O~tsrhrook. sip.
Frank s. Mcmahon to CLYDE r.
AMOS Inf ief Hf Giouroys. $40.
ID N ~THoruhurE. trl 90. 10 James
s h'r'. JOG o. af IIm Heights. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

Amor Uoiun En-. and Yom NoficL
'kt -a h0f1 of WreeIinf
Frank T. Marshall. ~ and Gwen.
tolfu 81 Reynolds. o.. both ~ wheel.
iuL
George T. Weber 70. and Elizabeth
Davis -f. both o' Ucrrholz. q.
Nduirr N'sru.k. OF bridgeport.
and ANN c u,rla. %. az Wheeling
Fiduciary
Eliza Nireirl SN.-trcr appointed
adm ir'sfrafr.N OF estate 90 Adciia b
Daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

uucshanuon. W W.. ,us ~. 1911
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-25

messenger. books and ballots will not
In ali cases be needed. and there Is
not a county IN West Virginia. in
which a voting place could not be
kept open for the sum OF $1,000 If
the matter is properly handled by the
local committee. and the practice OF
collecting more money from the can
didates than is needed to conduct the
primary is TO be condemned as lead
ing TO many abuses. and is sometimes
used as a means OF squeezing u
poor but deserving men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
0Bilfes, Barre Wa6riaten.

- 9bOmas s. Srffsrnan 1T wtsOer.
nm gum 4Oitmsilter uOn S8iltesbarre
ernannt morben.
- Der ,HOd" Contractor @barles
WfiIlsr uon bier wurOe ssiteru in sinem
9unnsl bel Stbaca. u. y, pdblsno
elmer Sprensuus setOotct.
- Der %uisrne @Ounip 3weia bot
bsidlOfisn, nod Elm wslleres 3uhr in
Ssrrn Sdillius's Sulle gu uerbICiben.
absr btinabe battle ee .sei6ellt" 9e'
bubtl
Sn Dem SOiel oss acoIph 9ter'
clio ,u Rluins brad DtOnto9 Wior9en
2 llbr siu issuer aus. ras einsn Sha'
Den uon ctma s 10. 600 psruriuhte. DIE
Sumllit muBte aswedt werOsH, ionii
wdre iie uelbrauut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
BON YeterSbura.
Gntou Bdr 1T ssiabrlih ertrantt

- antou BAR 1T ssidbrlih erfranft
- 5rauIsiu Ssleu Strumpp uno
gBillium Sot, bsiOs pom 9aplor Gus
nue.. wuroen Samitus Wtiltas ourh
Euitor .. y. Dtstrid, in ieinsr 2BObn'
uns als sin @bspaar einssissnst.
- Der Stord bielt leste 9Bode on
9toro Sruins Nueuue @infebr uno lieB
bel ben @bslsuten Abrabam Shpsi,sr
sinen Stammbaltsr uno bel ben She
lsuten Ebillp ShrOOsr cine TOdter.
- Sraulstn @rna @riinsr DOn Yres,
colt Ausnue uuo Seusron Setol uon
Der 9beitielte nurbsn am Donnerlfa9
absno bui6 Yuitor 8. 3. Dislri6 in
isiuer S8Obuuns uls elm @bspuur per.
bunben.
- @briltian @amin uon q. Sruin9
Nusnue srbielt am SOnntug AbsnO Die
Jia6ridt, oaB fsiue 1Odter. Srau
g8llliam Wiillsr pon Detroit, Wiid, ben
;solsen elmer Operation erls9en isi. Die
Yerltorbsne miro uon osm @attsn uno
uisr SiuOsru iiberlsbt unO Die ysi6e
wiro sur Ysiiesuns bierber sebradt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Norb Scrantpn.

- @iies Ybilo uerlanst uon U. Wt
Gitman $1,000 @ntiddoisuns. neil Die
fer fiir,lid1 auf Der Weit Wfurfst Stra'
&c Bride NIT isinem Automobil in ibu
raunte uno 70 bOs Usrlssts. OaB er an
ssbli6 ME pisosr feline pole @siunbbsii
erlan9eu miro.
- 6rau 9ianeB Ssffriss. bic Dor meb'
rsreu Wo6sn an Der @ds uOn @reeu
Riose Strabs uno @apOuls Nusnus pou
sinsm 9Gricab Der scranton Eransfer
@Ompauis setroffsn unb usrlsst wuros,
bot am Donnsritas ss9en bic Sompanis
cine 9lase fur $4,000 @ntiddOiguns
sintrassn lalsu.
- 0sn,el sBolf uOu Court Strass,
Elm Nussitslltsr Der Slanoaro Srauersi
an 98alnut Strase. wuroe am Samita9
Ycrmittas in 9eiGbrlider Weile ourd
erplooirsnOss Psd uerbrannt uno oab
sr nndt setOOtst wuroe. 1T siniis Der
idwsrsu NOllefIslOuns ,u Usroaufen,
Die Der Ysrlssts trus. Wian nimmt
on, ous anssiammsltes @us Die @rplo
iion ueruriahte.
- Der 21 Sabre atts 0illiam @ar.
usp wuroe an SOnntas uerbaiist uno
bel einem ipdtereu YerhOr untsr $500
Bhrsibaft fir elm ssrihllihss @rihsi'
men s,itsut. auf Die antIuss isIusr
S6neiter Winrp pom Beaumont aue'
nue., neil sr ibr Silberwuaren i'm wertb
uon $65 scitObIsn babeH iOu. Soiepb
Ssiant. Der Die ssitOblenen Sudsu an'
faufts, purOs auh uerbuftst unO in @r'
manssluns pom $500 Sir9iduit osm
iiberiuuot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
BUR aeiGaiaea Sradltuna.

SBis idOn islt slnissr 3eit anss'
fiinoist. bsfinost iih Die Sifics nno
Orudsrsi ocs Scranton 8OdenbIatt"
nunmebr 1871 SatfOro Court. oirstt
binter bsm Sotsl 3ermpn uno on oas
@oie bss 9errn 9ermann @OsOlin bin,
ten ausren,sno. Die neue Ynss bot
3iuei YOItbsile -eritens 1T oas @sihGit
;u ebener @roe uno man braud)t feline
9reppe Su eritelssn; unO ,weItsns Iiest
es i'm 9erIen bee @sihdils,sntrums
Der StuOt. Spir sriuden unisre wsr.
then Sunosn. iit Die Su9s ;u notirsn
uuO uns elnsu Beiut ubIuituttcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Stcbrm nicbt
brnOs4antOTeln
anf Sbrsr 6sidsntliits?

SRus tonntsn Sie elmer iipliihsn 6rau
aeben. oos srUbsre arsltenrnn9 ftncsn
piiros. ole pie Abeuo PantOfsln? Der
2ped osrislbeu 1T iowOhl bic Ssrl6On'
erunu crs Soiims ole pis ots 6uBss.
@ie fonneu nit Der 6urbe oss Sewanos
bormonlcren. @ebet .ihr" Elm Paar tiir
Spelbnuhten uuo isbet wie ibre anaen
alGn,sn sic miro Sbucn pislmals
oantcn uno OuS @eihent miro ltd lo'
pObl als pratIiid uno annsbmbar sr
tpeilen. Jiathrlib fOmmt pItl oaruut
an, mo Sle Die YuutOfisln answuhlen.
2Ssun uuu slnsm srO6en. ausamdhlten
8orrulb wie Osm uuiriasn. oann fam
bic Ausmnhl fslne fullhe lem, oa nur
bic rldllrasn SOrten bier ssiuncsn wsr'
ben.-A Anoeutunssn:
Snun Spern Yantuf In;
ipeib. tlOu. rOiu unO ihwars. init vOuis
XIV. Abiussn; Srsiten III bis o;
grDBcu "a bic Z. Der Srsis, ) LOO.
Sam Spern Yantrftln;
fdlwur,, we5, bluu. rOiu. roth. 9slb
uno luusnosr; nit 9roBsn. ielrensn
Pompous uno cubaniihen Nbldsen
Bretten AA bis .. @rOBsn "a bis z.
Prsis. So 90
Solrr Spetu 4antoffelu;
nur itwar;; nit Dem icinrn, neuen
Soroenccliin aui Den 8umps" cubn'
uil6e abidee; ollie Srsiten uno $40
een. Frcts. $40.
QSeluet Opern mo Colonial
YantuffeIn;
nit Souis XIV. ODER cubantten NbId
sen; muuhs nit SiIberihnallen. anoer'
nit Jibelnileinsn ooer siniah. Sn nller
Breilsn uuo @roBcn. Brsls, 81 90
8luu,lnlrS &lo
pier Niemcn oOer SpHn FuntOiieln
nit prattuuusn .beaosO" 0eiiins uni
cubauiihen AbiGeeu lille Sreilen unt
@r0Een. Brus 81 90.
grtrcmsr binicrer Infer Cur6gans -
SduprTlIr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
4ittStpn.

- gllS Der 45 Sabre alte anthonp
MARTINA pom SumsS StroBs iih am
WiOutuS abenO uOn Der SutIer 3eds
aui bem 0simpsS beionO. wuloe er
,wiI6en Yroao uuo Georid StraBen
uon elner Srie NotOmotIus sstrOiien uno
aui Der Stslle sstOctet.
0as orslitodise. oils 0oiel uno
98Obnuus pom 5Oisph Surfabasta be
nuste @sbduOe all Wilu Slru6e seristb
irhb WtOutas Wior9en in Brano uno
wuroe uOlliidnol9 ,eritOrt. Dabreno eln
an9renjeuoss DOppelbaus itort belhd
ol9t walo. Der 8eidmmt,duoen rDiro
ali uuseidbr $6000 uerauidlu9t.
@ue Yerihisbuns Der Sberddhe,
ourh @ntiernuu9 Der StiispTsiler IN
Der Sede uuteu usruriadt. bate oas
llmfullen siner brenuenoen &e IN
elnem WohnbluS an Der Oberen Hatl
roao Strabs. SrowniOwn. am Sam'
itas Abeuo ;ur jsOlse uno Der eutllan'
oene Yruno ,srilorte oas 9ebduoe. oaS
uon elner ilalienliden Samllie bemohnl
mar. DIE 6euerwGbr tonnte bic an
srsnSenosn 9ebduoe Dor S6aoen be
mnbren.
- gltrssrlid ouriibsr. oaB feline Sat
tin. Die ihn Dor msbrereu WiOnutsu uer
lieR. uiht wteoer Iu ihm ,urlftebrte
besab iid 5amcs Dtcuturtte uOn @re
ter am SOnnsIlinl Jiahmittu9 nab Del
Bolton Jiicosrluluns. no Die 5rau ar
bsrtete. uno slii lie nit elnem Wtee9sr
meier an. Sn Dem tOlgenhen 0anose
men9e I'M ole Nufie wuroen Der iSrar
3wtl 5inaer uabeiu abselhnitten uni
UicUiultie ielbit erhielt sinen tiihtiaer
Shnltt an Der liuten 0aub. Der 9Sii
tberlt muroe uerbaitet uno noh einen
Yerb0r in @rmangslnnq Don Shr9
i1ait bsm 8eiGnSulB iiberianot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Spbe 4arf " otisen.

- Der 1S Sabre olte gilbert @6brls
pon 9iorb @usrstt Gusuus purOs ssft.
ern in Der Briggs 3sds Ourd ben Suf.
idlae zines @lsls am Iinten auss idmsr
perlest.
- Sames Duffp uon 0risbt Court
murbe am Srsiias auf oem @Ienburn
Ged, 3u @lsnburn uou sinem @sbirn,
idlas bstrOiisu uuo mar In Sebn Wii-
nuten cine Seihe.
- Siftor Sihinsfp pon Dortmoutb
StraBs srIas Ssiisrn i'm 9ssitisits
0OiplIal ben Yerlesuusen. welte er
Sw6lI Stunosn iuuor burd sinsn Sau
cine 2rspps biuab in i5isne's 9otel un
3ujsrue Strube erbalten bate.
-Ssrr unO 5rau SOispb Wsblbuum
fsierteu um SamitaS NbenO I'M Srsiie
ihrer nddlten auuerwauoten Die SOlosus
SOh,sit In Der osntbar frOblihiten
0elis. Das Subslpaar erbislt aud
elne Nn,obl msribuolle Gsihsnfe.
- Der 81 Sabre uIts DiidasI @urrp
pon Sspalo court puros um OOHner.
flag Tormittus in Der Srtoro 3sde
lsbr ihlimm uerlsst, oils slne an9slsste
Spren9uns uor,sitis ericlSte. Oas
rsdte Ssin lit nabs Der 9hfts. bas Iinfs
nabs Dem Snie. Der linfe arm untsrs
bulb Dem @ubosen uno aud feline 0tuie
ssbrOhsn. fsrnsr srhislt sr aud ,ublrsi.
DE Shrummsn. iOOaB fem 3uiianO i'm
Staat 9Oipital uls frasll6 beSci4nst
muroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Stdbtratb.

Sine neitsre Anulgie uon Nsphalt
murOe ON i5rsitas pom Stuotratb ourh
Sobn 9B. 0OwarO pom 9iew Yort ems
piansen uno bieier erfldrte. oaB bic
Yrobs. wslhs ibm SuselanOt wOrosn
mar, ruffinrtss naliirliheS aspbnlt lei.
@lus weltere anuIDie iuiro nO6 oOn
lBaibinglon ermarlet uno bann miro
man uellelht i'm Sianoe isin. ,u ents
iheiOsn. oh I'M ul9emstnen oas F1alte
runasmaierinl gut ODER lhleht III.
lin aIlss in Sang gu baben. ebe Der
se9snWGrtlge StaOtralb I'M 3anuar sr'
lhht. wprosn uerlhleoene SorlaSsn
elnberihtet uno erwo9en. Sene filr
eiuen eolRei BeniiOns 6Onos lhrelbt
cine i1brli6e Uewllli9uns uon S2OOO
Dor uno ioIl am |. ,sebruar In Strait
treteu. Das 2lnaebot uon Srown d
Sads swrds @l0iinuus uOn Olsi,ebn'
ter Apenue wulOs abihIdsi9 elleOlat
Sue uOn Nutb uor9elegte Oloiuaui
be,msdt cine Anjuhl neue StroBcnlihter
uno waro hem SOmile iibermirien. lrels
Dies lis ipGter beilGtlste. Selin le9te
,wsi bellGli9te RciOlutionen DOR. cine
fir Pldne, Sps,fiflttOuen uno Soften
iiber rihlag fir sin @ulusrt un Sim Str.,
Swlhsn Stoue uno YrOipsct auenues,
Die unpele fir bic @'flditerung uon Sim
StraBe, ,ptifen ben 9leihen StraBen.
Diehrsre BnIihriften fir StraBenllh
ter wurosn auh empianSsu. Der Dl'
rstlor Der Oiieuillheu Wsrfe wtro anss'
wielsn. nit Dem Stuoiunwalt Su ton
fsrnen uno III Der n6hlteu Serlamm
lung cine Sroinan, ein,urcihen, welfe
@runobsiieer 3pinsen iOll. ibre Ssitsn
wsss Su isparlrsn. 9Hrlb's Sroluani.
Die ben @ebruudi eines all9emeinen
0lnotu6es uerbistet. eibielt audi siin'
iiiss Sslltlmmuns. Slaot. .SOntrOllsur
@ilCle tiinol1te au. oaB bic SemllliS'
ungs Sroinan, fIir Die nGhlte Ver
iummluns isrtis isin wiirce.