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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-26
CURRENT COMMENT
The Whiskey Traffic.

The rumor that efforts are being made for
the establishment In Lexington Of a dspensary
rounded No one appears to be responsible
for the rumor and far this paper has not
been able TO learn who is at the head OF the
movement. II there be such.
1T would be great misfortune for Lex
fngton to contemplate seriously for a moment
the establishment OF dispensary any other
form OF the legalized sale OF liquors 1t is
true that local. option such is In risdenute
IN Lexington, but this is because of failure to
enforce the law From personal observation.
1t would appear that nothing is being done by
there in authority to put stop to the Illicit
sale OF liquors In the town. Without this effort
the "moonshiners' Will continue to flourish.
dispensary could only be established by
tho enactments of special law by the Leg
lisature- And It would have to be shown
tho Legislature that the people of the com
munity really wanted dispensary Sometimes
petition signed by a majority OF the voters
Of a community fails to impress the Legisla-
ture with the importance Of its demands. This
was the case two years ago when williamsburg
petitfoned for the privilege of voting for "A
dispensary. The presence of geo college boys
in that ancient town influenced the Legisla-
ture In denying the petition.
1t is claimed by advocates OF the dispen-
sary that large revenues find their way into
tbs town treasury, This is true. But at what
price? Can afford to lend our support to
any measure that will debauch the youths .om-
mttted to our care? Moreover the operation
OF a dispensary in Lexington would initiate
against the growth Of two educational in
sttutions: nay, more II would reduce the num-
Der in attendance. because many parents would
not desire to send their sons to an tnstitu-
ton situated in town in which whskey
is sold.
Let US go slow In this matter and feel sure
Of our grund before taking important a
step.--Lexington (Na.} Gazette.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-26
Fighter Knocked Out PONY.

Often has it been said of a fighter. .F4e has
p punch that would kin horse" Willie Eek
man, who comes from Goshen and fights at IFS
pounds. made good the boast.
1t was not horse exactly but pony Still
Eckman is "a bantam. The fighter was walking
down Eighth avenue and he crossed Thirty
fourth street he was almost run down by
man in pony cart.
Mrs Ebert Carmichael who was a few feet
ahead Of the fighter, struck and Knocked
down by the passing vehicle.
Eckman angry. rushed forward when the
driver slowed up little, and settling himself
on both feet, drew back his right arm and let
drive at the pony. His fist landed behind the
animals ear and the pony reeled over on one
side dead s possible
The driver Of the little horse began 10 threaten
Eckman but the crowd round about took his
part Only" said one individual, you should
I have hit the man and not the horse."
t Mrs. Carmichael was found to have been but
slightly hurt
Eckrnan called up Billy Murphy, his man
ager. TO tell him of the trouble in which he
had become involved.
Killed a horse blow" said the man
ager You never did nothing like that when
put You in the ring. New York Telegraph
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-26
Not Gold. But Steel.

not bold, BTlf steel.
The inQuisttive newspaper man who ask cd
Judge Gary Just what the international Steel
Congress meant. told:
III 1t does not mean the dawn of the In
dfssfria1 millennium, II at least is the begin
ming OF new and better for the iron and
steel Industries of the world and all persons
connected with them
A delegate to the congress said.
We are masters OF the world now. Hence
forth, governments must take back seats They
can make neither war nor peace long as we
control iron ana steel. ana in dealing with the
association they only buy at one price"
Another delegate remarked:
If / owned mines of iron ore. l would seal
them up Tor many years certain that they would
De worth billions II our association stands
Thus submitted to the assay OF Judge Gary
and his associates. the famous Golden Rule"
turns out TO be Steel Eule--a. rule as ex-
elusive as the prayer:
Lord. bless 1ne and my wife.
My son John and his wife,
Us four and more
Which Is about what might be expected OF
Golden Rule smelted In Steel Trust fur
nace.-Buffalo On " Times.
Richmond Business Men to Make Boosters
Tour
Richmond business men are preparing to
charter special train and make boosters
tour through the South to get In touch with
local merchants and explain to them why they
should buy their goods in Richmond. Twenty
five leading firm at once agreed TO send repre-
sentatives and probably twice that number of
energetic business men will make the trip Chi
cago has done great deal by these special
trains to open up territory and keep In
touch with the trade. St Louis, Kansas City.
Denver, Indianapolis Detroit Cleveland and
nearly every progressive city in the West and
South utilize this method of boosting bust
Baltimore will do well to prort by their
example. This is the natural distributing point
for the Southeast and FOR large part of the
Middle West. Our merchants excursions and
rebate offers have accomplished much In bring
ing the merchants to Baltimore. But every
now and then the Baltimore business men
should go to the merchants. meet them in their
own towns, and spread the fame of Baltimore
into other Acids. opening up rev territory and
getting in closer touch with Old customers
Baltimore Sun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-26

Which Is about what might be expected OF
Golden Rule smelted in a Steel Trust fur
nace.--Buffalo On. W Times
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
8amttfenbe 8iijenidaft.
@dAs eEiolss bic usuBsiilide geiuubhsitslshrs
Bereits anfSnmeiitH bat.

9ie gntoedling, bab Der 8eim Der
RaIaria 6lr6 itedenoe Snieften ari
ben Reniden iibertraeen miro, bot
ii6 aIs eine Der frubtbariten uno ie-
gensrei6Iten ertpieIen, Die felt Gan.
gem auf oem @ebiete Der Raturtuii'
ienidaften unoSpgiene gemudt NOR
ben iin6, Sumal infolee oapon elm
Gbnlibes 8erb6Itnis audi nod fir
an6ere gefGbrlibe 8rnnfbeiten mic
@eIbes 5eber, S6Iaffranfbeit unb
nod man6e anoere ermitteIt nor0en
lit. Seitoem 1T Die 9efGmpfung Der
itedenoen SSnieften, Der @osfitos, Der
TietiefIiegen uno tpie iie iQnit &C.
nannt ner6en, 81 einem glft oes
SelbIterbaItungstriebs seiporoen. 8ie
erobe @rfplge baourh gegen bic 0ta'
Iaria eritritten iper6en fonnen, bat iih
in feinen2anbe it1rfer ge5eigt als in
Stalien, oas einen iolfen 5ortl6ritt
freilidl aud am meiiten notbig batte.
gtber nod BON elmer an0eren beoeut.
inmen @r6gegenb perben iebt 9c'
lpeiie bafiir geaeben, mas aui oieiem
8ege seeerl Die Walaria errei6t mer.
ben fam, nGmlid nuf bem @ebiet beS
Sue5fanoIs. Cine Der Eaten, oie
Seroinon6 9eIieps nit Dem Ban oie.
ier bisber iuibti9iten tiinitli6en
WaIieritraBe Der @roe berban0, mar
Die 9egriin6ung Der Stnot SSsmaiIia
i'm Sabre 1877. 9ieie Staot, Die
iest cine @intuobner5obl bon et1pn
10000 erreidt bat, lit alli1brIid Der
Blos bon Wtalariaepioemien gene.
fen, ole Sutpeilen cine fait unglaub.
Iide S0be erreidten. SIM Sabre
1902 iparen mebr aIs 2500 Der 9e.
ipobner, alio minbelteus Der piertc
Sbeil, bon Wtaloria befallen. Sn
bieiem Sabre mur0e gum eriteu IaI
iene neue @ntoeduu9 ausgenust uno
cine rWosfitobrigaoe" eingeiest 5ur
gerfolgung Der Ste6miiden, 3ur
austrodnuug BON Siimpfen, 9eieiti.
gung bon Biiisen, Serni6tung BON
Wiidenlarpen nit getroIeum uno
ausfiibrung BON oIlerbano anoeren
sluignben Der ReiuIi6feit. S6on i'm.
ndditen Sabre 6eigte ii6 Der @rfoIg
inoem MIR 300 @rtranfungen Elm.
trnten. uno 1906 lit iiberboupt fein
RaIariafau mebr porgefommen. uno
oas bat Die Stobt nit elmer 9lusgabc
bon 10000 i'm eriten uno 10000 Nlf.
in ben beiOeu foIgenoen Sabren er.
rei6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
Die peridlndte Nabel.
asas etHs, ppu siusm susliidisH arSi auSstfanrss
W,aatHpperatisn outage tbrstrtt.

@eun ieman6 bas llngliid gebabt
baben ioIlte, cine Sa0el 5u per.
tdluden, tbut er nobI gut oaran, auf
ole SGlIe iein Seitament gu MAIDEN.
Mber er brau6t oesbalb nod ni6t
aIeih am 2eben 81 oer5agen. @inc
inanaenehme Sa6e aber bIeibt eS
immer, neil man nift Dillen lam,
mas oaraus miro. Dab ii6 einc
Ra0el 5upeiIen iabreIang in einem
Nenidenf0rper umbertreiben unu
oann bod nod 5u elmer 2ebenSge.
fabr fiibren fam. 5eigt ein bon 9r.
8aIgarnie i'm y2ancet" beridtcter
fSau. gr muroe pon elmer 35idbri'
gen Srau I'M 8otb gefragt. Die iiber
cine afute SeroauungsItorung flagte.
nber auf genaues 8efragen 5ugab,
baB iie felt ben Iesten fiinf Sabren
elm elenbeS 9aiein gefiibrt bate
@egen ibrer onuernOen 8ei6Deroen
ipar iie i6on einmal in eiuem &ran.
tenbouie auf Elm Mo9engeidtpiir be-
ban0elt Doroen, bate aud oanlals
cine 9eiierung oeripiirt, BEL @ieoer.
nufnabme Der glrbeit aber ioiort
einen Riiffaa erIitten. Die Sfmer-
sen pudien oft oerart, OaB iie iif,
auf Der @rOe ndI3te, uno bduiig frat
nu6 @rbreben elm. sic fonnte MIR
nod NilfJ in fIeinen Wengen idlu-
den, neil ionit Die beftigiten Shmer.
sen nit @rbrehen eintroten. gtad)
8erotbmg ntn einem anoeren 9Irjte
entihloB iif.Sr. 9algnrnie mad n6he-
rer 9eo6oftitng 5u elmer Operation.
Ger Wagen murOe gang geiuno be.
flinOen bis auf cine fIeine 9tarbe.
Bloelid) aber iiibIte Der Ar5t an iei-
mem Singer einen leihten Std umo
bradte MN nit einiger Miibe cine
Innge idwar5e Raoel gum Sori6ein.
sic mar gan5 5erireiien. briidig ruie
SIas uuo 5erbrnd iotort mad, ser
Serausnahme in uirr Stiide. 9urd
bieien 9eilmo mur0e eS jneiellos.
bab Die pieacidt por flint SSabren
peridlludte NaOel iib 6urh Oir
Wagenmano ourbgebobrt hattie. Der
Ir5t beseihnet eS ais einen aIiidIi.
den 3uiall. bab er Oen ;Srem0t6r.
per bei Der operation iiberbaupt
bemerfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
Der Sraarnmurb i'm 8aitbaus.

lleber ben an Der 9eIiserin 6es
v&olner Soies" in Slittersoori bel
9onn Der 8ittpe Sauer begangencn
Raubmoro miro nod foIgen0es be.
fannt: Der Roroer, Der 17iGbrige
Shlepper S. 9iermann batte inl
&reiie pom Hahbarn am Stammtih
geieht. 8ie oieie ausiagten. lei H..
nen OaS ideue 8eien oeS Wenihen,
Der pon ifmGtIiter Stntur mar,
auigeiaaen. Sn Der gtlft fat lid
Sann Der Moro on Der 8ittpe ouge.
tragen. 9ie aeanerin 8alburga
@nter aus &enlgen erpnhte ge9en
2 llbr Ourh elm .uero1ftiges @e.
rGui6 uno oas Silferilfen uno Stob.
nen ser 8irtbsfrau. sic borte 0ann
an ibrer Sbiir arbeiten uno iprong
in ibrer So6eSangit aus Dem Seniter
Ser erIteu gtage ouf Die StraBe.
Sierbei rib lie Die iiber Der Sbiir be.
iinolife 9aterne berunter unO per.
IeBte iih burh Die Sderben uno Den
Haa idmer. Sic botte aber nod Die
araft, ii6 bis gum @irtb Seter
Wunoori Su ihleppen ino Walnoorf
bon Dem 8eifebenen in aenntniB
Az ieten. Ser @irtb alarmirte iofort
sic 6euerpebr rnb iteIlte feit. Dab
SSrau Souer i'm Bette eroroiieIt mar,
Sluf brm 3immer bes Gbdters fanS
man bie geIeerte @eIOfuiiette unO
Sie Sdubpnffen. Die iofort auf9e-
nonmene 8erfoIgrng batte Den gr.
fola, oaB man ben @orOer uerbaf.
rem fonnte. 9iermnnn bat ir5piihen
bel ben Gerbor aiif Der @ooesberger
IoIbei Die Ebot ein9eitanben. gr
Itamnt ans Sdleiien uno par Dor.
Der Iange 3eit in @iien. Die @rmor.
bete lit cine Sodter bes 9anomirtbs
Sogen aus Bonn. Sbr Wtamn lit crit
am 20. SuIi eeitorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
Sas Sis Der gcbrinsitraae tbunt anf!

Cine erItaunlibe gtabridt bat Der
,,9earo", elm Sabr5eiIg Der 8ereinig-
ten Stoaten, oieier Gage BEL ieiner
giiidfebr in ben Saien uon 3etp gorf
mitaebraht: 6as gis Der 9ebring.
itroBe tbailt aufl Die auBeroroen.
life Site oieies Sommers bat iif
aud, in oen n0roIiden @epGiiern Der
9ebringitrabe. Die ionit Did pereiit
lin6, iiiblbar aemadlt. imo nit Stau.
nen iob Oie Nannihait Oes y9earO".
pie an Steae Der friiberen @ismai.
len ireies 6abrpaiier uorbauoen mar.
Sin onOeres SabrSeug Der amerifu.
niihen Iegierme 10 beridtet Ser
,9lroloo SstaIiono" in Rep gorf, be.
it6tiat Oieie Rahriht poQaui. @s
bonoeIt iih nm einen Rreu;er, Der in
BEN poIareu 9eruGiiern eine Reiic
Don beinabe 10000 SeemeiIen aus.
9eiiibrt hnt uno iiberaa auBeroroent.
lid Itarfe @isabidmeljungen ieItae.
Iteat bat. @ie melt bis gum Sole
ii6 oie 8irfuEg oes narnlen Sum.
mers eritredt, meiB man nntiirlid,
nidt; ieOeniaGs w6re cs iiir Golar.
fcbrer cine giinitiae @eIegenheit, bic
euten gisperb1ltniiie 3l einem n6rS.
IVben 8oritob ausJunusen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
Sas Narnrinm Der SdliiibridIigcn.

gus Iarieiae miro gcmel0et: Der
Fliiaaier6cmpier n@otb" Der llniun.
GoitletSinie traf bort nit 20 iiber.
Ieben0en Eaiiagiereu Oes mtergesan.
genen GampierS n6iieibire" aus
goen elm. Sic beridtcn iolgenoe in.
tereNante @injelbeiten iiber Die be.
reits gemeIoete Sdiffsfataitropbe.
Spat om glben0 oes 9.gIuguit berrih.
te oihter gtebel. Bl0eIi6 peripiirtc
man einen beftigen StoB. Die 8aiia.
9iere eiIten beitiirjt an Ded. unO elm
Stfi5ier erfIGrte ibnen, lie ieien &C..
itranOet, 0oh berrite feline Sefabr.
Na6 elmer langen Nad)t, mGbren6
Der ons Sfiff gGn5lib ieit iaB, per-
iuhte man. es am Worgen ilott 81
MAIDEN. God elm God i'm Bug puroe
gum 9eI1brliden 2ed, uno ale Soii.
nllng, los5ufommen, ihman0. 8e9en
gbeno erbob iid elm Sturm, unO Der
9ampfer fiillte iid oIlmGbIi6 nit
@aiier. Bier 9oote puroen nun in.
itano seiebt unS oui 3ebn Gage nit
Srouiant serieben. Die 91aft pereing
in peinpoller gtnsit unb Gorge, oo
bas 8oiier in ben 8abinen INNER
bOber itieg. lin 10 llbr WtorgenS
itieBen Die 9oote nb. nadOem Der
8inb ii6 9eIegt bate. gbenOs itieg
er pie6er. uno lie perloren 0ie iibri.
gen 9oote aus BEN augen. Sn Der
Nadt Itan6en Die SdiiibriidDigen, Die
bis auf 0ie Sdut 0urhn1Bt maren.
Solterqualen aus. Gin Gampier iubr
i'm Nebel oorbei obne ibre Iotbii1.
nale gu bemerfen. Grit nm . llhr
Rorgens b0rte Der Gampier
.aoour" aus MoSa9asfar ihr SiIie.
eeidrei mo nabm iie an 9oro. Su
FIpmoutb einaetroffene gerettete Diit
gIieoer Der Rauuihait oes y6iie.
fibre" er5Gblen, OoB man bel Cages.
nnbrub nab oemStranoen oes 0an.
pfers Sunoertc non @iloen am llfer
inb, oie orobenOe @ebGrOeu nit ib-
rem Speeren nusiiibrten. @iniee uon
ibnen 5ogen Die Sano iiber Ole Seble,
Inn aBuoeuten mas iie nit ben
Sfiiibriihioen pornebmen mollten.
sbre Ibiid,t mar oiieubar, oas S6iii
5u pliinoern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
etnbentsnsrseiis in Bonn.

Syn Bonn fam es 6niiden Shloen.
ten uno goIi5iiten sl elmer Sd)IGge.
rel, BEL Der spei Stun6enten idwer
perIeet wuroen. g8ie man meIOet. be.
nabmcn ii6 brei Stuoiren0e Der
2anNmirtbihaft in einem 9an3iaaI
iibermGbie loilt. gIIs Der 8irtb lie
ouiiorcerte, oas 9ofal ou perIaiien.
5crtriinmcrteu iie 6Iaiden, @liier
uuo Stiible. @iniee S6usleute, sic
6nIo eriteuen puroen pon Den Stu.
Seuten onqeriiien. Die YoIi5iiten 80.
gen idIieBIih blanf un0 bieben aui
Oie 9lnareiier elm. 3pei Stu0enten
purOen i6per oerIeet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
Bonn ganfSirner 5nm SanfbireftUr.

Gin Diener Der Seiterreidii6. I'm
goriiben 9anf in @robporoein. no.
mems Gabriel Shiliter, bat nit cinem
2os Der Superintendent Der am 10
Suli nbgebaltenen 3iebung 100000
9ronen eeponnen. Or pil 0amit
eine 9apf eriiuOen unS 9anfOireftor
ner6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

Cir Ebomos 9ipton ipiinidt fi9
unter setpiiien 8eOingrngen mieber
an Dem Sa6tpettiegeIn nm ben
&merifabe6er 5u betperben. Sein
&beeeeibGit bebarf Oifeniidtli6 pie.
Der tteuer rnS fr1ftiger RefIome.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
Shnitel.
gunt finS idon Die BGIbcr.
@eIb Die StoppeIfelber,
limb Der Serbit beginnt.

gom 2. Bis gum "a. Sttober pdbra
Uncle Cams sroBe 9onbIotterie in
SiiO. 9ufota. 9as 1T elm @ei66it,
Delhes Der SnfeI monopoIifirt. an.
6ere 2otterien iino perboten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

9ie eOIen SeeIen, iueIde ii6 10 Iebp
bnriiber entriiIten, oaB Der RiniIter
8iIion Dem &ongreB Der 9rouer uls
@brenprGiiOent beiipobnt, pir0en
pabriheinlih fein 8ort perlieren,
tpenn Serr @iIion Die grnennung
gum Brdiibenten elmer SuBboQipie.
Ierfonpention annGhlne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

sn Bolton bat ii6 elm fiueiiibet
&o6fiinitler nit einem 8ermOgen BON
elmer baIben gtiIlion 0oGars 5ur
&ube geiest. Nan tpeiB 5par nibt,
mas in Oos .Gbop ioog" 5ineinfommt,
fIor uber 1T es iest, oab ettuus babei
berausfommt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

Srau SeImohts Slifrngetteniarm
bat iif niht aIs beionoerer @rioIg
erpieien. Die idonen mo tbeiImeiIs
iebr reihen Sormor6eiterinnen tonn.
ten es nidt einieben. 6aB es anger
SdIoien, giien ltnO Grinfen uno BE.
tpunbereuns Der idonen @eeenO nod
ettpos iiir lie Al thnn aob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

3iuei 9riioer aus Bottom, Der cine
elm 8egetorier, Der anoere Elm Tleiih.
eiier, boben cine SuBreiie non 30.
Iton nod Cos IngeIes unternOmmen,
nm 5u ieben, iuelde 9efoItiarnasart
Die grobte glusbauer getu6brIeiItet.
9as lit minoer eef6brlih, aIs Die
9auerfliige Der 9(piotifer. ancroings
aber aud minoer intereiiant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

8enn 6as Biliener Bier ear 5u
tbeuer miro, trinten mir nit ooppel.
tenn @enuB infer einbeimiides Bro.
buff, Oas aud gut munbet un6 be.
f0nmIif lit un6 fid bon Dem YSm.
portirten" eigentli9 bod nur 6ur&
ben Rreis nnterihei0et
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

lleber einen @is ibres Wonues bot
iid cine Srau in aentudp tobtgelaft.
IoroI: Mande ebemGnner tbun bei-
fer, Denn iie ibre 8ise fitr i'd bebaI.
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

Die neue 3omntiifionsreeierltng
bon Srenton, g. g., idroiibte idnen
ben Steuerias bon $1,96 auf $2,t0
binauf. SoffentIid that fie bas nidt
MIR 5ur Sebung ibrer BoItstbiim-
Iid,feit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

9eutifIanos giienausfubr bot Die
ensIii6e ibertfiiselt. Gin nsiier
@runo fir Die Sineos uno bic in
ibrem S6Iepptau befinolid,en Gbnn.
piniIten, einen frii6en StoB in ois
berItimmte Rriegstrompete az po9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

Bon 1900 auf Die ofientIi6e 3oht.
tbGtigfeit angepieienen 9ep gorfer
5amiIien gaben MIR 80 Sang sum
Srunt 6es @rn1brers ols @run6 Der
RotbInge an. Gin barter S6lag fiir
Die ~@uten unS @erebten", Die ben
slItohoI aIs Die llriade oIIer llebeI
beroammen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

Ser ebemaIige SuuItfdmrfrr Sobn
8. SuLlipan betpirbt iif nm nos 9lnlt
eines acknowledgements. Seine
fiinitigen &oIIeeen fonnen lid olio
mad, Iangem ReSen ooroni aeinBt
MAIDEN, Sob Sobu 8. lid crn"bt mo
nit be5eifnenoer iSauithr ucauna
ipridt: Ser @orte IinO gcu,g ge-
med1ieltl",
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19
Die aofieeimporterre Ihirtcn 6ie

Die &afieeimporteure fd,irhcn Die
S6ido Der iiingiten BreisItr:Qerlma
Der tpiir5igen 9obnen ouf ole braiiIia.
niihe Hegierung. Die babe nGmIib
aui eisene 6alft cine 9afieeitpan3e
oeranitaItet. 8ieaeidt 1T So cine
Srnee geitattet: ge6ieben beiaate
Smporteure aud ibren Noff'' Saua-
uno Geplonfafiee ans 9raiiIicn?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

Den ltmidpung in Der Brobi6t.
tionsbemegung Waines itellt iih tlat
in ben nahiteben6en amtliden 8obIa
eraebnjiIen Aor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

ssm 9unoesgebiet pcrNen iGhrIitb
rimo t,025. 100000 Giuuo 3m .er
er5eugt. Ser Yrei;nnli1Iua pon
slpei Gents bc0eiltet fomit iiir >as
amerifaniife 8olf einc gFchyourabe
pon rumo $20.000.000. @ei ioidcn
Iebreinnabmen fam Der 2lfer-
fruit idlon pieber einmal Elm Sin5.
den nit Der itraienoen Seredlti0teit
ipaeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

DIE feInsten Druckarbeltsn In der etAdt
Liefert die once dss "woehenbIatt.''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-19

Uncle Sam min Die Prdurua non
@olb einiteIlen, neil er ac'rnu6rtia
fir cine runoe NininrOe nSiitie" i'm
Sdlosamt Iiegen bat Die 9unoes-
miin5en IteGen aeaenrpdrtia mtr Sill
Der. uno &upiergelO her. @enn Ser
freunoIi6e 9eier einen 9IiG in ic'ne
@6rie thut. miro er bic'cr MrIouu1
nohl ouh ohne eioIidr grbGrtlina
@Iauben idenfen.
The Washington times., 1911-12-14

Handsome Black Wolf Sets, with
guod-sixe Pelerine Scarf, finished
With natural brush tails, large rug
or pillow mum to match. Mn 7H
worth 5000. Sale ~ ~.
PRICE. e..s....................
Extra Quality Genuine Black Fox
Sets, long. silky fur, new snake scarf
effect. finished with head and natural
brush; large, new shape pillow mum
20 match. lined with M00 RI
black satin. Worth A// !"
1880. Sale price,. eOA6sOV
Natural Red Fox Sets. this seasons
most fashionable. fur; new whole
animal effect scarf. finished with nat
ural head. brush tail and paws; large
size pillow mum to match, lined with
extra quality peau r no
ss5.oo Sale price,. - Ave- W
Extra quality Pointed Fox Sets, of
high-grade selected skins, new whole
animal effect. finished with head and
brush tail; lined witrM - -. M.
peau de cygne. WORTHY
5000 sale price. ....... WOOsVV
Black French Coney Sets, soft.
fustrous fur, nat shawl scarf, with
deep round collar. finished with
heads and tails, large size pillow
mum. lined with satin - 4 no
duchesse. Worth 5000. AA VA
Sale prtce.................~ " Ao~O
The Washington times., 1911-12-14
FUR COATS
h Price and Less

- Z i
Baltic Seal Fur 'Costst. fun length.
cut in the latest fashion; made Of
whole skins, with long roll shawl
collar and wide turn back cuffs.
!zi:; si:; 4: q :!'s s;s: u: s. $500
Genuine Caracul Coats, Of Leipzig
dyed skins, no small pieces or plate;
full So inches long, with rolling
shawl collar and deep turn back
cuffs; lined with
i$;'s $ssss .,sss ss?'i;:s' s:is $49.5O
Fur-trmmed Russian Ponyskin
Goats. !. 50 inches long, swith long
shawl collar and cuffs of natural
Fisher raccoon. black fox, blended
raccoon and natural Australian opos-
sum; very soft and beautifully
;:.ss 81: 81: s9,;: :5Ssss !; g. ysis s;s S47.5O
The Washington times., 1911-12-14

Child's Roll Top
Desk, 33 inches
n ! 8 h complete
with d r a W q RS,
slide top and. pa
per compartments.
Special G9 90
The Washington times., 1911-12-14

Genuine Russian Ponyskin Coats.
full SO inches long. OF fine selected
skins. with long. roll shawl collar
and wideSturn back, cuffs; lined with
either brocade OF, Skipners guar
anteed satin duch-. D0n ~
esse. Worth 5000 .,NZY ~
Black and Brown Fralch Coney
Fur Coats. full 81 inches long;
large shawl collar. deep lspels and
cuffs: lined with. guaranteed satin
duchesse and fin
ished with fancy n1n m
ssis09s: ssis pfice::...:.ss...9 Worth 40 ..9lS.OU
Russian Ponyskin, Coats, of extra
quality. selected skins, very soft and
exquisftely marked pelts; fall %
inches long, with extra deep shawl
collar, and cuffs, lined with fine quail
ity brocade and finished with nov
III s:;;ss' 81. 3 $::!s ;!!s $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-14

be authorized to order 1000 more for pub
lie distribution. This was carried.
Moriarity Of Douglas moved that one
copy of the complied statutes be secured
for each of the committee chsirmen. Tay-
Tor OF Merrick asked as to the cost Of the
books. When It was found-that IS per
volume would cover the expense. Gerdes
of Richardson suggested that Represent
alive Moriarity lay his motion over until
Monday. with mutual consent this was
done.
Prince of Hall then offered q resolution
recommending to the Nebraska delegation
In congress that San Francisco be the
choice Of the people of the state for the
location OF the Panama Pacific exposition,
to be held in 1915 This also was laid over
until the converting Of the house on Mon
day.
Lawrence of Dodge offered resolution
that the members of the house attend the
memorial services to be held next Friday
at St PauTs church in this city for the
late General f. S. Dudley The resolution
was adopted and the house voted to ad-
iourn at $3.50 that afternoon in order to be
present at the exercises.
The house adjourned to Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock.