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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05
Benz Geh5r.
aai pdas msi!s saiisIbs am SsirfismissH ssr.
fdrI merbeH iauu.

Nian bat neueroinas erfannt, Dab
beim @ebor Die 2eitiing oes S9aIes
be6eutenO mebr ourd Die feIten Ebei.
Ie oes &orpers, aIio ourb Die &nor-
pei uno &noden, oils our6 Die i'm
Sbrgang befin6Iihe Sift itattfinoct
guf @runo bieier @eobabhingen
tperben in Dem ioeben bel ltIlitein er.
ibienenen rei6baltigen s@rperimen.
tierbub" bon Or. hilbert gteitburger
intereiionte 9lntpeiiungen gege6en,
tpie man am beiten bort 2e9t man,
nm elm Iefies @er6uib beiier 81 b.
rem, Die bobl eemahte Sano binter
Dos DIR, obne 6ieies 5it beriibreit,
wie es 10 b6ufig geidiebt, 10 wirO
Der llnteriaieo nidt iebr groB iein,
9eriibrt man bingegen Die Sbrnrl.
ihel, fpenn au6 MIR an elmer gang
fleinen Stelle, alio .. 9. nit Der
Spite zines Singers. 10 finoet ioiort
cine betrG6tIi6e 8eritGrfung oeS
S6aaes itatt iino man bort gang be.
6euten0 beiier. 9tes gibt uns eincn
@inf, ipie mir i'm Sbeater ooer bel
gortrGgen Die SanO ans Sbr 81 bal.
ten baben. 0a Die SortIeitung OeS
Sd)aqes bauptiGhlib bur6 feIte aor.
per, BEL scr SanO alio burf Die ano.
den uto niGt Surd Die Sleiidtbeile
erfolgt, 70 mllb man 6ns Sbr nit Den
Singeripisen beriibren, penn man
oie b0dite 8irflng er5ielen nil. 9lm
DIR ieIbit lit nber bas SbrlGpphen
Der fleii6igIte Sbeil, Die 9fiifieite Der
Sbrmuihel Die fnodli9ite. 0esbaIb
empfiebIt es iih, lie nit Den anodeln
Der Singer 5u erfaIien unO cine nlog'
Ii6It grobe 9eriibriingsflGhe BEL
m0gIidJit groBem Druid ber5uIteaen.
@ie man babel Die Snno ielbIt bGIt.
lit 5iemIi6 eIeid9iiltig, ba ia, ipie
enpGbnt, oie S6alperitdrfung bur6
Die SortIeitling in ben &nohen Itatt.
fin6et. gs lit aIio niht notbig, lie
10 5u balten, 6aB 6a6urh Die DIR.
mti6eI per9roBert miro, man Fam
rubig Die Hiifenfldhe Der Sano se-
gen oen Sbaa ri6ten unb nit Dem
fleinen Singer. Der am fnofigiten lit,
Die 9iiidieite ser Obrmiiidel in mog.
Iid)it groBer glusOebnrtng beriibren.
Gin beionoers iiber5eugeuoer 9eipeiS
fir oie geringe Hoae Der 5ortIeituna
oes Sd)nIs 6urd Die 2uft Iie9t oarin.
ooB man ith. penn man in Der er.
nGbnten @eiie poreebt. rubig Scn
@eb0rgnug peritopfen fann. Mnn
miro oeslpeaen niht idlIefter boren.
norousgeiest. OaB man Die Der.
ltopfiing niht 10 nornimmt. ooB bas
SrommeIfeG nm Sfppingen BERLIN.
bert pirO. Die 2eitling bes S6aqes
finoet Damn einfnh bon auBen ber
our6 &no6en un6 9norpeI itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05

IN RE-: Incorporation of "The Lacka-
wanna Branch of the German Alli-
ance,". No. 924, ,panuary Term 1911.
Notice is hereby given that an appli-
cation win be made to the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Lackawanna County or to
one of the judges thereof, on the 23rd
day of January, A. d. 1911, at ten o'clock
H. m, under the Act of the General As
sembly of Pennsylvania, approved April
Goth, A. d. 1874, entitled, "An Act to
provide for the incorporation and regu-
lation of certain corporations" and its
supplements, for charter for an inten-
ded corporation to be called THE Lack
awanna Branch of the German ALI
ance," the character and purpose of
which is the support of an educational
undertaking to preserve and extend
among those of German birth or de-
scent, in this community, an adequate
knowledge of the German language, lit
erature and art, and for such purposes
to enjoy all the rights, benefits and pri-
vileges conferred by said Act of Assem-
bly, and the supplements thereto.
The said charter is now on file in the
Prothonotary' Office in Scranton, Penna.,
to the above number and term.
CLARENCE BALENTINE,
52,s Solicitor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05

Ole fsiuften Drudarbeiten Der Staot,
9iefert bic Office oes .Noheublatt..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05
Happlepn III. nno bic Seuubnei
Dpn Gl6a.

glls i'm Sabre 1871 NapoIeon III,
S6loB @iIbeImsb66e, mo er als @e.
foneener 9aiier g8iIbeIms 1. gepeiIt
bate, ipieoer perlaIien iolte, oerbrei.
tete ii6 oas @eriift, oaB er lidl in
Stalien BON ben StrapoSen 0es Srie'
ees erbolen uno unter Dem blallen
Simmel oes Siioens Ieine Itorf an
9egriffene @eiiinobeit mie6er ms
@leibgeDift bringen nolle; man
DoIlte iogar piiien, 6aB er Die Sniel
@Iba, auf Der iein beriibmter Sbeim
Die 5ebn Wfonate ieiner eriten @efan.
genidaft perbradt batte, aIs @r.
bolungsort 5I pGblen geoenfe. Die
&1inoe bierpon brang natiirIidb alld
nah Der fleinen SSnieI, uno Serr 8io.
panni Traoiti giirgermeiiteritellper.
treter in Bortoferraio, Der Saiiptitooi
Der sSnieI, fiiblte iih berpflidtet, al
ben etttbronten aaiier fofort Elm
S6reiben 5u rihten uno ibm i'm Sea.
men Der 9iirgeridlaft feierlid1 @ait.
frelinoibaft an5ubieten; Der 9riei
trua Die llnteridriften Der aneeieben.
iten Decentralization Der Stabt. @iit
Der oronungsm1Bigen 3ulteIlung oes
Shreibens puroe Der preuBiihe &C.
ianbte beim &6nig bon SStalien be-
traut. 2icureo GoppeGitti, Der in
Der .&aiiegna Ra5ionale" ON oieie
5iemIid unbefannte gpiIobe aus Dem
euti6.fran5oiiiden 9riege erinnert,
fiiet aud ben Cert Der gnttport bin.
5u, Die Hapoleon inter bem TO- 0WedrS
1871 on ben 9iirgermeiiter bon
Bortoferroio rihtete; iie Iaittete
SEER 9iirgerneiiterl SD babe Die
gloreIie erbnIten, Oitrd tpeIde pic
9eipobner BON 8ortoferraio mir in
ibrer Staot @aitfreirnoidaft onbieten
in 6em @Iauben, oob ih Die SSniel
gl6a 5u meineu fiinftigen @obniis
eetpGbIt b6tte. Sblpobl oieie RadD'
ri6t gGnoIid, inbegriinbet mar, bin
i'd, bod bo6erfreiit iiber Die Spnl'
patbiefiinoeebung. Die ite 5lr SoIgG
batte unS Die mid tief ergriffen bat,
SD bite sic, perebrter Sfrr Siirger'
meiIter, iih bel Sbren Weitbiireerr
gum 9oImetId meines Sanfes dil
MAIDEN. 'gtapoleon."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05

Or. 0illium SassertD. felt ben
letten 40 Sabren elm bsfannter arst
Der Stabt, 1T am Donnerftas Morsen
in ieiner SBobnuus on @ponins aue,
nue. elmer 8OmplitutiOn pOn 3lanfb eiten
erle9en.
- Die Sautbatisfeit In Scranton
fiir 1910 mar i'm 8srslsid ;u BEN Yor.
iabr cine bsoeuteno serinsere, osnu es
purosn 81 wsniSer Buuideine ausse.
ftellt unb bic Bsrtbiddsuus Der neusn
DISQUALIFICATION fisl um bsinabe spei
WfitliOnen Dollars.
= Wiorris Selelmun BON 9ten gorf,
Der perflOheues Sabr als Slnssitsllter
oes Bidders 8. 8. 8olfsuus uon Penn
auenue einen Grm in elmer Teismai6i.
ne perlor, lieB am Wiontas sesen ben
leIben eine Slase fur $25, 600 @ntl6a.
bisuns eintra9sn.
- Ole 80. Stipp Continuation @om.
panic uon bier bat am Donnerita9 fret
willis ibren Bancroft unssmelost, Der
bura i6were Serluite In ben lsstsu
paar Sabren usruria4t purbs. Die
Bsrbinblidteiten merbsu ais s 80, ,9Os. 10
aneegeben, Die @elomittel oils $167O.
= Srant S6rSbsr BON bier, oils
gOrmann an Der neuen 8uffenbulle in
Sonesbale anseitslt. erbislt am Srsita9
einen Serbrohenen arm, unb cine glns
sabl itulisniide 8aditeinlsssr srbieItsu
idmerSlide SdGbelbcutuerlesunseu.
oils elm @eriiit, aui wsldem iie arbsits'
ten, ;uiammsnbra4 uno jur @rOe fisl.
= Srau arminu Ssb, rs Sabre all
unb @ittws oes Ssrominus Sss, If
am Donnerftas In ibrer 8obuuus or
Bpomins sluenus seitorbsn. sic pirt
BON bsm Sobn George 9B. unb Del
9Odtsr 5ruu @sOrss 6. SnOr iibsrlsbt
Die 8ssroisuns. Wsl6s cine priuat
mar. erfolste Samita9 Tormittas in
OunmOre 5rieobof.
= Ri6ter S'Jieill bemilliste an
! Dienitas Die ua6fOlsenosn Gbsidsib
; unssn: @srtruos BriSbt uon Sarrl
s. sBrisbt, Wtumis WiOOre uon Sob
WtOOre, Suianna 9ruuie BON SafO
arauie SOispb Sis uou Wtarp Sic
9Oispbine S3lidis uOn @sorse Sslidis
. Sobn s. S8illums uOn SlOowen SDi
{ liams. Ssnnie 8sebs uOn Ralpb Bseb
: SbwurO 6. Duunisr jun. BON q
Il Dunnisr, 9tois 8. SOffmanu BON Q
b 6. Soffmauu. Satbarins yan9 BON 81
:, wurO eans, Rulpb 8ultsrs uOn Wipr
b ls 8ultsrs. Sslsns EbOmas uOn 8
t Ispb TbOmas, gOuiis Mc@uire DC
n Billium Nie@uire. @liiubstb 8. 8
4 mes uon WtOrsau Souss. annu 81
II BsOstino pon Ssrmann @sbetiu
. Sufs 3. 3ais uOn albert q. 9uis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05
Ncre Seranton.

= Die Stone 0an gtoitranb @Om=
pante an Der gde BON giap glu9 9luenue
uno @reen &tbge StraBe tit am Sam=
flag in Die Sdnoe eines MahenUerual=
ters iibergesan9en, na6oem lie fretptl=
Zig ben Santerott ansemeloet bate.
- Srdulein Wtinnie Yleier uon u.
Bpomins ausuus bielt am Samitas
abeno In Der @lternWohnung cine Cpl
ueitsrfeier ab. ;u melder ibre 8efann'
ten in GROCER anjabl erihienen uno
welds iid su elmer rsdt selunssnsn VII.
faire seitaltete.
- Der II Sabre alte @rnit Wullen
uon 8uib SfruBe itiirSts an Dienitas
Jiadmittas brsi6ia 5hB BON BEN @us'
bebalter bel osm Jio. Z Damn berub
uuO trus innerlide Serlesnnsen uno
cine uerlsste Siifte bauon. Seiu GU
itano lit Elm seiabrlider. ss
- Sraulein Marp @ansmun, 23
Sabre alt uub 3u Beatberbp mobnbaft.
mel9s Der Robert s. Sttrrlp Samilie
an Dean StraBe einen Seiud abitat'
tete, motlte am Wiontas absuo Elm
Utittst ssssn Sopfidmsr8en nsbmsn,
srpii6ts absr anitatt oeHen cine @ift'
iubitan3 uno srlas osren Dirtuns cine
Stunbe nadbsr i'm Staat 9oipitaI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05

- SIN perean9eneh Sabre puroeH
iusaeIammt 2571 SsiratbsliSenisn aus'
aeItellt. cine 3unubme bon 112 iber
Sas SO iabr.
- Serr @eorss Briesel BON yiem
gorf uerlebte bic SeisrtaOe bel ietnen
Gltsrn. 0errn uuo Srau Ssorss VI.
8riesel uon Sliue Strabe.
= Jiadoem 8m. Seunsl am Sams
ftas Wtorsen babel ertappt purSs, mis
er bem VI. @ppitsiu uon Psnn ausnus
mebrers Paare Sdube itabl, wnroe Der
Dieb ipatsr in Srmunsslun9 oOn s 500
8iirsiaaft bsm Ssfansnib iiOsrianOt.
Der fribsr in oisier 9iadbaridafi
pObnbafts 5ruuS 9Orn miro UOn isinsu
8erwauotsu in Deutihlapo seiuht. ou
feline Wtuttsr Dor ibrsm ableben pilisr
mill, oh er nod lsbt, oamit iie ibr 3s'
ftamsnt bsmsemde ausfertisen laHer
fam. Or. Charles 9. @stbert wiri
etlpaise Siu6ridten Hber Sorn germ
sntseSsn nebmsn.
-@s 1T eepib Elm ieltsnes 3uiam
mentreffsn. ouB iuuerbalb siuer Bod
bic Ssrrsu Sobu Sisslius BON grOpi
bsuce, "a SABRE alt, Ssnrp 5ribal
BON Spbs Puri, i'm s4itsn Sabre, IN
Waatbias TObIins bon aOams Susnus
Der i'm glopembsr in oas s6ite sebens
iabr siutrat, oas rDodsnblatt' bs5abl
baben. Die brsi 9srrsu rsprdisntirs
,uiammsu oas alter uon nabs3u %
Sabrsu uub srfrsusu fia nod cute
@siunbbstt. -----4.s4----s-AA@.--
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05
Neaiffers Na6ribt.
I'm ale essatOrsn, srsbitcrtn uub auprs intsrsf
lirtt ptrIputu;

I'm ale essatcrsu, arsbitcrtn une anetrf tnttrtf'
frit pniontn;
gla&ritt ptrb bisrmii sssstsn, bab sit
foIatnb btnannttn pniOntu ibrs Rs6nuuatn
singsirdssn babsn In Der Sffies ets Rteifsre fur
8sf6tisung pon Stfamtntsn unb Gribtiluns
ppn Britftn bsr aominiihatiOn In uub fur eas
County BON 2adapauua. une eab bttagfs Ab'
miniiiratprtn, Grsiuiortn unb 8urminesr tbrs
&s&nuugsn bssli@tn babsu In eu Office ess
bsiassn Rssiiifrs uub eab pislslbsn BEN Daiisn
@triGt ,ur 9siidtisuns pOrsslset rtbsn foatn
am Monias. ben 9, Sanuar 1911, um 10
llbr 8Urmtitass;
1. Henry Belln, Jr.. Charles II. welles
und Thomas, Exekutoren der Hinterlas-
senschaft des verst William T. Smith; /;
achte und endgueltige Abrechnung.
2. Scranton Trust Company. uebelre-
bender Exekutor der Hinterlassen schaft
des verst. Geoge A. Fuller; endgueitige
und vertheilungs Abrechnung.
8. r. Capwell und Benton Coleman.
Exekutoren der Hinteriassenschaft des
Isaac B. Felts; dritte theiiweiss Abrech-
nung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05
Cine tiidltise Strait.

Sremoer: ~Sumoies 8efb, sybre
,iusenblite 2iebba6erin"l"
S6mierenoireftor (eei6meideID ::
rgidt fpabrl slui Die fam man lia
perIaIien. als iie neuIih bos .@ret.
den" ipielte no eine Rauferei i'm
8uIAauerroum ausbra6. ba 1T iie
bon Der 8ii6ne beruntereeitiesen uno
bot eiseubdnois bic arafeeIer bin.
ausseiamiiien.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05
DieEetspbonnummer oes- BO6snblatt"
1T isst 23O9 (nsuss).
.gpud,eublatt" &aleubrr.- -MiBI

,,Wu6enblatt" Stalenbcr.- -MiBlt-
DE llmItdnoe madten es unmOsltd,
ben Salenoer am /. Sanuar iertis gu
baben uno es miro pabridetnltd nod
etua sebu Sage oauern, bts mir tbn
fertig brinsen. SObulO oieies gei6e'
hen, wtro er ben 2eiern per pOit Suge'
farOt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05
Sm perfaufen :

Gins prahtpols piauofaifsn ftbsn Sftausu
Sresl. 8pastt ntu $f75.00. Wtre psrfauft
fir $35 90. cunningham piano Company,
120 Waibtnetpn Apsnut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-05
ksCALrS MAGAZINE

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st(bertone,
Mugenlidt speSialif,
225 eadamanna abenue.

225 eadauanua abenue.
Sat Icsttn bic altrnsusfftn Define In 5tna.r
fid AustuaISftr Ginfahunatn erbalt n. eaiiet
hobe preiie tnd nid)t bon unierem sptiiheu
parlor abidreden. llHisr Notto IN: ,,Shuel'
ltr Berfauf uuo fleiue proiite." gBir bu.
pIi,iIsu 9tnltn auf furse 9lOtis. @rSbt ei.
mic psn fiinfli@tn WsnfGsnaussn INNER an
panb.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-02-16
THE FARM LAWYER.

One interested only In the
profits of business Ms means
Of compensation for services rem
, dered or money advanced il not
partner.
On the death Of n purchaser Of
real estate before the actual de-
, livery Of the deed his interest
for purposes of administration
is treated as real estate and not
personal property.
The wife's right to dover Is
not affected by the husbands
representations upon selling the
land that he is unmarried I'm.
less she permits innocent per-
sous to deal with him in good
faith as an unmarried man with
knowledge Of these representa-.
tons.
4. 4 4. l. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 =
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The evening world., 1911-04-12
CLOTHES STICK AND SUBS
WEAPONS IN HARi.EM FLAT.
Little Ms. Sl.. man Held for Trial
fer Row in Which She
BeSted Two.

Mrs. Bessie Sussmnn, a little woman.
came to the Harlem Court to-day In
answer 30 n summons obtained by Mrs.
Nathan Weiss. whose head was wrapped
in white lint and who displayed to tho
Magistrate badly laceratod fnycrs OF her
left hand. Tine women live in opposite
apartments in tho tenement. No. liz
East Nlnety-s!xth street. Mrs. Weiss
was accompanied to court By her hus-
band.
Mrs. weiss told the Judge she had
been attacked by Mrs Sussman without
provo alton. "Shc knocked me down
with IA clothes stick and DIT my fingers
she said.
Her husband here told OF calling an
ambulance surgeon to dress his wlfe's
INJURIES.
And to make matters worse" he con-
tinucd. this morning, as I passed
through the hail. Mrs. Sussman threw
a pitcher OF soapsuds over me"
"pid you do that. madam" sternly
asked Magistrate Stcincrt.
Yes replied Mrs. Sussman. but |
had good cause"
Tell It to the Court OF Special Ses-
%sions," decided the Court. as he held
Mrs. SussmGn I'm $500 Nall.
Weiss took his VIE home In a a
The evening world., 1911-04-12
DIAMOND THIEVES
WEDGE OWNER IN,
LOOT HIS WINDOW
Gang Scoops $1,000 Gems
From Pawnbroker's Shop
in Midst of Crowd.

A crash % glass started J. II Pets
and his three clerks In his pawn
brokers shop at so. 200 Third avenue
about noont to-day. they ran to the
front of tho store. The loo was fns-
tened on the outside by n wedge
manned between the outer knob and
the frame.
outside. the midday life OF Third
avenue In the nclghborhood of Twen-
ty-thlrd street was boiling on ns
hiSily as ever. a truckman on his
high scat near the curb was vigorously
m%otloning the prisoners to look at the
show window.
1hen they saw that n brick, wrapped
In newspapers, had been hurled through
tho pldte-glass and that about ATTY
cards, 10 which 5000 worth OF diamonds
were attached. had been taken. The
truckman p led the wedge out OF tn.
knob and let Refs and hls men out.
Il saw three men stop and look in tho
window" the truckmen told them. "Ons
OF them jumped to the door and wedged
: II. another took what looked like a pack
ago of folded newspapers from his
pocket and smashed the window. and
the third scooped out the diamonds,
stuffed them In his pockets and all ran.
They went down Twenty-fourth street
Nobody else could he found who had
seen the thieves. The noise OF the
smashing glass had been lost In the
rumble and roar OF the elevated and
the busy trafc OF the nclgh5orhood.
In response - MIR. Reis's frantic APP
The evening world., 1911-04-12
TINY HERO|NE'S CRY
SAVES BABY WHEN
RUNAWAY HITS HER
Boy Tumbles TO
Safety, but Three Year
Old Loses Her Leg.

T-brcc-ycar-oI Annie Artura Of No
,~ g.. -,
- ''"S' """''' ""'N'' ""' ''"'
Marlno, n few months Younger, whose
home is In the next door tenement AZ
M OH w,re playiur IN the road I'm
-
'''"' W N""""' -" """P ""'"
az uund the corner OF 1hIrd avenue came
q pGir OF big ~gallop:ng bays dragging
, along n, their heels n driverless refrlg-
| orator truck. weighing away up into the
The evening world., 1911-04-12

Marcy Ave .loo3 prondwav. bet pitmars ST. and wnloughby Ave- 1872
lrcaaway. aS. Gate HyGf 81: YlNaa -. Newark. =. y s"' H"A" 81
Jersey FITS. ", D.. lOS-lOSla Newark Ave $500, sat- ..
'hIdrens StprrsiN New York city, 'l66 West l2oh ST. coz h,rs'
BNoklyn. y. ~: 5l2 Futon 81" 400 Iith Ave. Jersey SS' ~ ii
1881 ewark Ave Newark, N. j.: $40 Broad ST.
.srOREs MARKED WITH A STAR ARE OPEN EVENINGS
The evening world., 1911-04-12
NEW TARIFF BILL
WITH RECIPROCITY
RECEIVED IN HOUSE
Measure Placing 100 Articles
on Free List Chiefly Bene-
fits the Farmers.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Two OF the
tariff measures which the Democratic
House expects to pass nadvarce o.
any general legislation were introduced
to-day by Chairman Underwood OF the
Committee on Ways and Means. They
are Canadian reciprocity. following the
Identical lines OF the Mccall bill passed
last session except for a clause author
ixing the President to continue nego-
tiations for reciprocity with Canadian
articles not covered by the pending
agreement, and a bill to put on The
free list about one hundred articles
now dutiable under the general tarir.
Both will receive early consideration.
To Benefit Farmers.
The free list bill H. designed 10 placate
farmers for agricultural losses which
they feel they WI sustain under the
Canadian agreement. hut II contains also
some foodstuns and boots and shoes.
The list Is as fellows:
Ploughs, harrows. headers. harvesters
ieapcrE, agricultural drills and planters.
mowers horsmakos. c~ultivators, thrash
ing machines. cotton gins. farm wagons,
farm carts, and all other agricultural
implements, includlr" repair parts.
Bags for cotton, gunny cloth and
fabrscs suitable for baling cotton; bur
laps and bags for Sucking agriculture
products. hoop or bandinon or steel fol
ballng cotton, wire for baling hay. straw
and other agricultural products. grair
leather. bun. split. rough or sole leather
band or betting Leather. boots and shoes
harness. saddles asd saddlery ant
leather for manufactured articles
harbcd fence wire. wire rods, wir,
strands or wiro rope, wire woven u
manufactured for wire Tending
Meats Of All Kinds.
Beef. veal. mutton. lamb. pork an
meats OF all kinds. fresh. sailed. pick
led. dried. smoked. dressed or un
dressed. prepared or preserved In an
manner bacon. hams. shoulders. hrc
lard compounds n lard substitute 4
sausage. buckwhcat nour. corn meaI
wheat and rye Hour. bran. mlddllng
and other offals Of grain. oatVeal an
rolled oats. n all prepared ccrea
foods; biscuits. bread, waters n sim
liar articles not sweetcned: umbei
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hewn. sided or squared. round timber
used for spars or in building wharvss,
shingles. lnths. fencing posts, AVE
boards. planks, deals and other lum-
Der, rough or dressed. except ebony.
mahogany, rosewood. and all other
cabinet woods.
Sewing machines and salt complete
the free list.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

WASHINGTON. April 12.-I,cv. James
A. Doonan. one time President or
Georgetown University and one OF the
best known Jesuit priests In this coun-
try. died ut the University Hospita! to
day.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

peal % Police H~eaGduartcrs Detective
O'Erirn Eas sent to him. O'Brien
learned titt several persons on Twen-
ty-four'h street. had seen three men
running, but that was about all.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

Newark, y. ~ s25 Iroad 81, near Market ST. Jersc. City. \, III los.
nnnT Ntwath Akn. Patterson. \. ~ 2J Main ST. h"bonen y. Ji so
"@@a:7sts" - i"..h.iu, ~. jI % rrVal ST.
FOR WOMEN.
HttsSai 'irda g.. ND 'sss tSsTSa,sw1s saTco cor - y Isl 81 sriSGSSS TWNy ,2ssGth assnn or
hrM"oGEHTc; .i92 E,-t'm. ~, cor oSd Ave- cor. ,'t@adNay and 27tl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for January 2s,
1911, furnished by the Midland Guarantees
and Trust company. bonded abstracters,
l14 Farnam street. TelephonS Douglas
Uses:
John W. Kelly to William Beats. nv
sex section Is "a 70 ana west 2ss6 acres ooo
c b. Wilson 70 Gertrude NJ Mont
RSRSSr{ sS SHi lot J. f fSSt los coS6 Bs
William sehilRgman and wife 10
Thomas ]. O'Neil, lot q, block e.
William H. Russell and wife to John -''''
feet, tax lot s., Section sI-l5-is. is. 10
County treasurer TO e r. Hume, lot
County treasurer to H. r. Hume, lot
William {. Norris to Bessie ii. ray ''''
Tor, part lot 4, block 45.......,....-.- 300
Thomas II. Adams and wife 10 Abra-
ham Sohn, part OF tax lot %, sec
County treasurer to II. d. Reed. lot
is bio block 49, IBrggs place ;:.;;;;:...:: .',.
BothaIomeauX Real Estate com
Pany, lot % and part Of lot Is. block
y stevens place, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
mick lot 8. Edward place....,...,,.. /
Hastings a. Heyden to August Rath-
len, lot q replat block s. Collier
Mary r. streator to Garyin Bros, 90
nh Sc lots ? and s. block Z. Pat -,
Sarah L. Mccormick TO Mike shapiro
undivided One-quarter interest lot
II, block 2, A. S. Patrick's addition
Elizabeth Mccormick ct al. 10 Nike
shapiro undivided three-quarter in
terest lot ~ block p A. S. Pat
Nellie r. Gillespie ct al 10 Frank
Dewey. lots 9, 10, 90 q and p,
Irving W. LOngacre and wife 10 Wal
ter II. Woslager, VIZ lot and other
property, Benson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Prudential Real Estate company 10
Calle Lee Epley lot z, block s,
iNllDy pace s..ss...ss....r..- 90
Harry Glickman and wife 20 Josef
Ntcotera, lots 1 and 2, tax lot %,
section ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.