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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

On the democratic side Senators
Gore and Williams are entitled to
greatest credit, because they were the
first and most persistent advocates of
a combination between the democrats
and the progressives in the interest
of the whole public The standpatters
are much chagrined on account of their
defeat, as they had hoped to save the
president the embarrassment of APP
proving or disapproving a revision of
the wooden schedule.
Wilson Leads All Candidates in Poll.
In recent poll by a magazine Of
their subscribers regardless of politi-
cal affiliations, Governor Woodrow
Wilson leads them all. The poll re-
suited as follows: Wilson 519. Taft
402, Roosevelt 274, Harmon SO, La
Toilette 81, Champ Clark As, Bryan "a.
Senator cummins IT, Chas. f. Hughes
8, Jos. G. Cannon 4, Root 2, Folk 2.
Debs 3. This is an interesting poll.
It shows that out of six hundred and
ninety-six democratic votes Wilson re-
ceived three times as many votes, lack
ing twelve. as all the other democrats.
It shows that out of seven hundred and
ninety-eight republican votes Taft re-
eeived only six votes more than all
the other republican candidates while
Wilson lacked only one hundred and
seyenty-six votes of getting as many
votes as both Roosevelt and Taft.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-04
WHAT VINITA WAS DOING
20 YEARS AGO

Last evening Drs. Fortner & Bagby
amputated leg for Tom Rogers, aged
nine, son of Eli Rogers, living on Paw
Paw. Last Saturday the boy had his
leg injured in a wagon wheel, but be-
yond putting on some medicine the
folks did nothing for the lad. When
gangrene set in the doctors were call
ed and discovered that the limb was
broken and amputatlon was necessary.
The leg was taken off about six inches
from the body. The boys prospects
for recovery are very slender.
Frank Pratt once a resident of this
town, whose father worked for A. C.
Raymond, was run over by the cars
at Talala, where he was station agent,
early Friday morning and few hours
later died. He was sitting upon the
platform asleep, with his legs pro-
truding over the rails and his limbs
We're badly crushed. The remains
were brought here on Saturday after
noon and buried, the deceaseds father
and sister having been summoned by
telegraph and reached here.
If the Chieftain appears to have put
on a few extra frills this week, no one
need be surprised, as the editor was
presented with a new boy baby. Mother
and child are making satisfactory pro-
gress.
Mrs. DIR. Frazee and Mrs Raymond
returned from short stay at Eureka
Springs Tuesday
Jess Drew has gone to Sedan, Kans.,
to take a place in the telegraph office.
Last Saturday week, Fox Bernard,
who was working at haying at Nat
SINNERS place mile and a half
north of town was killed by a stroke
of lightning. When the storm came
UP, Mr.. Bernard and five other men
went into a house which was struck
by lightning.
Rev. D. N. Allen will occupy the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening.
The sixteen months old son of f. M.
Conner met an accidental death one
day last week by springing from its
sisters arms and breaking its neck.
The family will receive the universal
sympathy of all acquaintances.
Mrs. w. e. Halsell and her niece.
Josie Crutchfield, were out driving in
the cart last Sunday when the horse
ran away and injured both ladies, Mrs.
Halsell severely. The accident oc-
Cured in a peculiar manner. The
ladies had been driving some time and
stopped at the house to have the horse
watered. AS the animal could not
drink with the bits in his mouth the
hired man removed the bride, and
like a flash the animal sprang away
from him and ran into the fences, all
around that part of town The cart
was finally turned over and badly
wrecked. s.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-04
ANOTHER FAILURE.

The Fair Store consisting Of first
class merchandise, was sold in bulk
at public auction under a deed of trust
by a receiver from Kansas City, who
the creditors, and was
bought by the Watson Department
Store for 40c on the dollar.
Watch for their big sale of this stock
in the near future, at prices that will
save you money, and will be worth
coming miles to make your purchases.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-04
Republican Paper Goes Under.

Chickasha, Okla, Aug 1.-The Dem
ocrat Publishing company took charge
of the Morning Journal here Monday.
and the issue of August / viii be un-
der the new managing editor, H. B.
Holmes of Alex, business manager, and
Dick Louthan, a high school graduate,
city editor The paper has been
changed from republican to demo-
cratic.
The Express, an afternoon daily, also
is democratic.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-04
From Thursdays Daily.

DR.. W. B. Crawford is at Pryor to-
day.
/. N. Bunch was here from Blue
jacket today.
W. Fl. H. Scudder died at his home
in Chelsea last night.
Sheriff Ridenhour returned last
night from McAlester.
J. w. Orr is here from Tulsa, looking
after business interests.
Chas J. Chaison, of Beaumont, Tex,
is visiting w. Houk, here.
John Doogan, of Wier City, Kans.,
was visitor in the city today.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert E. Lee, of Adair
are the proud parents of fine baby
girl.
]. H. Verify is here from Kansas
City, on business with the local mer-
chants.
T. A. Chandler left this morning for
a business trip to the oil fields near
Okmulgee.
G. E. Lexington, of st. Louis, ar
rived here last night for visit with
his daughter, Mrs. H. R. Warner.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson is here from
Corsicana, Tex, for a visit with her
aunt, Mrs. J. F. CASTOR and family.
DR.. A. K. Wray, pastor of the Con-
gregational church left this morning
for months vacation The doctor
will be gone a month on White river
in the Ozarks.
Mrs. 3, e. Taylor and her daughter.
Miss Goldie ely, have returned from
Minden, Mo, where they attended the
funeral of Mrs. Taylor's sister-in-law,
Mrs Earnest Bair.
S. G. Clawson and wife left this
morning for Denver. They came up
from their home at Tulsa last night
and visited Mr.. Clawsons parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. w. Clawson.
Miss Mary Badgett will be hostess
to a number of her friends at a dance
at the Cherokee Social Club rooms to-
night in honor of her guests, the
Misses Zufall of Muskogee
A letter from Governor Cruce to
Sheriff Ridenhour says a parole has
been granted to Tibbets Braught, and
he is expected home from the Granite
reformatory tomorrow evening.
Miss Theresa 'Lincecumv Martin,
the little actress who made such a hit
here last year in "A House of a Thou
sand Candles" is coming back and
will be seen in the leading roles with
the Morey Stock Co. Her many ad.
mirers will welcome the opportunity
Iof seeing her in her own playes and
the Grand patrons are assured that
there is something really good in the
show line, when Miss Martin is the
feature.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-04

From Wednesdays Daily.
Joe Williams was in town today from
Chelsea.
Charlie Neal returned to Chelsea
last evening.
J.B. Milan was over from Chelsea
last night
J. E. Mann was in town last night
from Centralia.
c. E. Norris was here from Seneca,
Mo, today on business.
V. A. Kinnison is still confined 10
his home with malaria.
]. H. Gernand is here from Danville,
H., on a business trip.
W. H. Murphy, of Muskogee, was a
visitor in the city last night
c. o. Johnson, of Fort Scott. was
transacting business here today.
The Misses Zufall of Muskogee are
the guests of Miss Mary Badgett.
Little Miss Myrtle Mars will return
this evening from a visit at Tulsa.
Nolen Woodall caught fifty pound
catfish in Cabin Creek, Monday night.
J. R. Wilkins and Charlie yanoyer,
of Golden. Mo-, were in the city today.
Mrs. Jasper Martin has gone to
Adair to visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lee.
State Geologist Charles n. Gould
was in the city last night from Nor
man.
Harry Mead left last night for Hold
enville, after two days business visit
here.
Miss Mabel Bagby's condition is
about the same as yesterday. The
fever is still high
Mrs. W. Slaughter and son, Ray,
left this morning for a visit with rela.
tives at Frederick, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Reidemann and
Mrs. w. H. Hutchinson will go to Okla
homa City tonight for few days visit.
Sheriff Ridenhour took some pris-
oners to the penitentiary at MeAlester
today. John Britt and b. S. Webb ac.
companied him as guards.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Presbyterian church will
give an ice cream social Friday night
on the lawn at the church. Everybody
come.
R. c. Helmick will leave this even
ing for his home in West Virginia,
after a business here and at Tulsa
after a business visit here and at
Tulsa.
Rev. J. M. Miller of the First Chris
tian church returned last night from
Chelsea, where he had been in the in
terest of the church at that place. He
will begin big revival meeting at
Chelsea next Monday
The preliminary hearing of Jim
Davis and Jack Nichols, on a charge
of murder in connection with the kill
ing of John Lynch (all colored), was
postponed today, on account of the
illness of Justice of the Peave Mere
dith.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-04

The Elks viii hold their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow night
Lewis Rogers went to Chelsea this
morning to embalm the body of w H.
II. Soudder, aged -. one Of the pio-
neers Of Chelsea, who died at that
place last night The body will be
held pending the arrival of his daugh-
ter from Georgia
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-04
ALASKAN DELEGATE FAILS
To PROVE HIS ALLEGATIONS

that no proof had been furnished him
upon which he could proceed. The
delegate declared everybody was
against him in Alaska, that the Taft
administration had taken away his
official patronage and that the Guggen-
helm interests voted 500 railroad men
Illegally in Cordova in an attempt to
defeat him.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Gsfisit in Der cfIisiersmeiIe. /

Die llnteribInguneen auf oem
4reu5er p9lis" beidGftisten bas
ssriegsseridt Der 5iueiten Marinein.
ipeftion in 3ieI. glngeflaeter lit Der
bamaliee Meiieuoritan0 bes &reu5ers
r9lis", RapitGnleutnant Berg. lin.
ter ieiner 8eripaltune lit in Der Weiie
elm Seblbetrag bon 5000 Worf ent.
fanben. 9lls 6ieier SebIbetras auf.
geoedt nuroe, erbielt Berg bonn @e.
HpaSerbef ben 8efebI, iid BON Sel.
eoIano, no Der Rreu3er oamaIs lag,
iofort mad aieI gu begeben un6 iif
bort Su meloen. Or reiite ober mad
Bremen, flob BON bort nad a0In Sii
ieinem Sbeim, batte aber nibt han
0tutb, oieiem iein WiBgeihid an5u-
bertrauen. Damn begab er ii6 nad)
8aris unb fubr BON WarieiIle mad
aIsier, NO er cine 3eit lang gegen
einen 2obn BON 200 Sranfen monat.
lid arbeitete. SpGter besab er iid
mad $oIlanS un6 i6lieBlib naf Der
Sdpeis. Sm Sftober b. S. itellte er
ii9 bann freiipiItg Der Marinebe-
boroe in @ilbeImsbanen. Sn Der
8erbanolung Dor bem arieesgeridt
erfIGrte er, es iei iiberboupt nur elm
Seblbetrag BON 5000 Marf norban.
ben, unO Der iei boourd entItanoen,
bab enttpeoer Hednunaen BON 2iefe-
ranten 0oppeIt be3ablt ieien, ODER oab
Die Weiieiiberihiiiie, Die an Die Diff
6iere allsge5abIt purben, oli sroB se-
peien ieien.
9as serieesgeridt nerurtbeilte ben
tpegen SabnenfIudt unS llnteri6Ia.
sung ongefIasten 3apit6nIeiitnant
Berg tpeeen piiientIih falider 6ienit.
Ii6er @elOung llngeboriams uno
Sabnenfludt 5it einem Sabre uno 6rei
Monaten @efdnsniB into 9ienitent-
IaIiung. Gin Nonat Der rnteriu.
dungsbaft purbe angere9net. Ser
aneeflagte tpurOe BON Der anfIage
Der rlnteri6Iasung freigeiproder,
neil nidt na6seiuieien peroen
fonnte, 6aB er BEN SebIbetras in Der
&aiie Der Sffi3iersmeiie fir iid oer-
tpen6et batte.
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gerIeh

Wib Siip "a. ,,....ne Iap
Ior unO geluek., a.uyuu.n Ja
IN elmer lebr l..j.uletI. Nr.,Rs.dJe
ibr Salent, ons lie elna auI D e BIB,
ne geiiibrt bat, 10 glan5enO " YET.
fpertben geIpuBt, OaB ieBt einige Son.
ooner Sbeater0ireftoren nit Dem
@eoanfen ungeben, lie als Star"
fir ibre Siibne gu ensnsieren. Sm
Sabre 1905, als 9ilp 9lmelio nod in
fleinen Stolen uno leihten &leiohen
i'm @aietp Sbeater arftrat, beira.
tbete iie ben Sngenieur 6reoerid
@iIliam Senfins. 9oIo oarauf er.
flGrte lie, ibre Wtlltter in @romer be.
iuhen su ipollen, un6 BON bort trafen
bel Dem Gotten oann oft reft lie.
bensmiiroige 8rieie elm, in oenen er
I'M @elo gebeten luuroe, oas er aud
itets piinftlid] ianbte. Sebr erItnunt
mar SSenfins aber, als zines Cages
Elm BripatOeteftio Iusfunft BON ibm
iiber eine eelpiiie 2ilp glmelia per.
langte, Die nit einem iungen Serrn,
gamens 8ambereer in einem 2onoo.
ner Slat Dobnte. @s itellte lid ber.
aus, oaB Die Wflitter 9ambereers CT.
mitteln fpolte, Oh ibr Sobn nit Der
5rau eines anberen 0tannes SuIam.
menlpobne ooer nidt. Seniins be9ob
Iif nah Der 9omber6erihen @ob.
nung. mo ibm cine irnge Dame ent-
gegeutrot, Die er ioiort als ieiue Srou
erfannte. 9ieie aber erflGrte I'M tiibi.
iten Zone bon Der @elt: sd baoe
oieien Wann ME geieben. Sd bin
nidt feline Srau unb er lit nitt mein
@atte. Wfein W16denname 1T Shct'
ma 0far6mont, uno jest bin ih
Srau 9amberger." Senfins mar 10
perbliifit, oab er einen eigenen Sin.
men tlift troute. @r brafte oesbalb
einen ieiuer Srau5eugen, Der 2ilp
glmelia ieit lun9em fannie, uad Der
8ambergerihen @obnung. glber Die
ie(be S5ene pieOerbolte Iid,: Die jun.
ge Dame molte peber ben Sreu5eu'
gen nod ben @atten fennen. glls
Senfins nun ibren leibIiden Sntel
iiberreOete, i'm bel einem britten Be-
iuhe 5u beeIeiten, ba oerleuenete i'm
2iIp gtmeIia gum britten RaIe. Sor
@eri6t aber beit6tigten alle brei
WGnner unter @io, bnB 2ilp Imelia
Die 1rau Senfins uno SbelmoWarh.
mont ooer 9ambereer elm uno oieie.-
be 8erion ieien, porauf Dem tIaaen-
oen ghemnnn Die gelpiinihte Sren.
nung bon Gid uno 9ett seitattet
nur6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Waterieller 8ertb Der Meuiden.

Die @eiunSbeitsbeboroe Oes Staa'
tes 8aIifornien bot ausgerednet, OaB
Der Staat our6 por5eitieen Eoo err
neutrality-suspicious.. lei es oura I'm
fGQe, Ole b1tten perbiitet perOen fon-
men, ooer 6urd tootIid) oerIaufenoe
3rantbeiten, oenen bate oorgebeugt
weroen f0nnen, i1brlid bunbert Wil-
Iionen Dollars BON ieinem Rational-
oerm0gen oerIiert. 9ie 9ebOrOe
i6Gst ben fommer6ielleu @ertb OeS
2ebens zines Span3igiabrigen iun9cn
Wannes aui $4,000, ben 8ertb 0es
2ebens zines in Der goafrnft Der
Sabre itebenSen 6reibigiGbrigenNan.
mes, aui $4,000. sIuf @runO oieier
9erednuna fommt iie 5u Dem SdIuB.
bab ole im Staute oeriiigbaren 9ei-
Itieen uno forperliden glrbeitsfr6ite
einen @ertb BON nabe5u iieben gtil.
IiarSen 9oaars babeu. 9as lit
boppeIt 10 pieI ais alle iibriaen GueI.
len 6es Heidtbums Der 9eooIferrng
oes Stnntes juiammen ousmafen.
llno oomit etiuns beHer bausbaIten,
oils man bis iest gefbon bat, niirOe
praftiid)e @irtbifaftspoIitif iein.
Ridt blob in 9aIifornien, ionoern
aud onoerstpo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
UesopfferTJfaFps.

Sett iiuS aud bic gbineien In bic
Reibe Der luitfobrenoen Nationen
einsetreten. Der 8aidOnfel gbarlep
Sirs in 2apreuce, 8. s., bot cine
Slugmaitine erfunben, nit Der er
pirtli6 fIieeen tann, uno NIT Der
er - oas mub aub ben 8fpeifler
iiberdeneen =, um iid nollenos als
alpiatifer gu quaIifiairen, iogor idon
obseitiir5t lit. Seoenfaas ioa ieitte-
BEN, baB er bereits 700 SUB in elmer
Sobe BON t5 bis 20 SUB in Der 2uit
suriidgeIegt unb einen S6benretorS
bon so SUB erreift bot. 9abei Seist
Iid Der 3opftr69er aud ionit als
paide9ter Ieronaiit, SaB er MIR nit
sroBter geideiOenbeit BON ieiner @r-
finOung un0 ibren @rrunsenidaiten
ipriht.
9ie Raifine ieIbft 1T peSer elmer
Der berfommliden Gin. ODER 8tpei-
beder, iorSern einfa6 ben 1S9hpinsen
Der Seemope nadeebiGbet lit. sic be.
itebt aus atpei SliigeIn aus 9ambrs-
rabmen, oie nit 2einpano iiber3o9en
iinb, un6 aiuei ebenioI6en Sdpingeu
fir Die SiiBe. Die SliigeI, ole 7 SUB
lang unb pie Shneei6nbe aefornt
iinb, iperben bur6 DrGbte beipest.
bic in Der Sanb 6es GlieaenSeu au-
iammenlaufen. Im aorper fin6 iie
burd 2eberidlingen befeitigt, bur9
DeIfe Die arme binbur9areifen. Die
SuBi9Dingen tueroen angeihnallt,
Der glpiator madt einise Saritte
portparts un6 erbebt ii6 iofort in bic
Guft, nit ben SIiiseIn ben 8oseIflua
nadabmenS. 9ie fIeineren SuB-
idrpinsen bienen aIs Steuer.
Ser menidIide 8oeeI beipegt bic
SIiigeI 10 lange, bis feline Rraft nah-
IGBt, Sann sleitet er tpeiter uno bGlt
ii6 burd Die Sragfrait Der sliigel
In Der 2uft, beren Stromungen ibm
nidt binoerIih, ionbern toroerIi4
iein iollen. Nebrfabe 8eriude nit
bem Ipparat iolIen 6ur6aus befrie-
6ieenb aiisgefaaen, un6 Der 4bitir3
nur Oa6urd poiiirt iein, baB Der
gOiator gu idnea abfties, Inn nidt
auf Die See binaiisgetrieben Slt mer.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
@ine heiliame Gehre.

Sn Der 3eiti6rift 6es aagemeinen
9eutihen Sprafpereins leien mir
Gin prelbiiber 9lmtsri6ter, mad,
einem an0ern Srte periest, gibt iei-
ne 9eiuhsfarten ab, uno oarauf itebt
unter Ramen rmo @mtsbe5ei6nung.
nobel au9 Der 2eutnant Der 2au6'
pebr Riht febIt, Die gtbfiir3ung p. p.
{. Gr erbielt 6arauf folgenSe glnt-
mort, Die oieqeitt au6 anoeru Sim.
bern Sieier glrt seleeentlidb 5u Ser.
5en aeben luiro.
Sd Ias Define 4arte nit tieiem @eb
Gin oeutiterRihter uno - p. p. c."
Gin Oeutider Ridter, elm Oeliti6er
Sol0ot
8 bob Did eereue Die @reueItbot.
8 oaB gu DID enhIih mohteit Be-
quemen,
Bon ioIder llniitte rglbihieo gu neb.
men,,
9ie Der Wtutterrprode, Der trauten
oergibt! =
.@e6enfe, oab0u einDeltider biitl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
8eltmiinse.

lleber oas Broblem elmer BeIt-
ntiin5e ipra6 Dor Den gerliner &auf.
leuten Der befannte 2eip3ieer Bro-
feiior Or. Sinpalo. Ser 6unebmenOe
Snternationalismus, 10 fiibrte CT
aus, ersebe cine lln5ulGnglidfeit Der
8erfebrsmittel; beion0ers selte 6ics
fir Die Niin5e. @s miiiie, Gbnlid Die
es in Der Sprabbeipegun9 iest an.
geItrebt Deroe, cine neutrale @roBe
geIdafien per0en. 9as @oIo iei Die
eegebene gtormaIiubitan3 unO oos
@ramm cine nabe5u internationale
@enidtsbe5ei6nlmg. 9as @ramm
@oIO (2,79 W2.) lei 0ober oIs Ror-
maIeinbeit bes Wtiin3lpertbes ins
@uge gu faiien, SSn Der 9isfuiiion
goB Suer1t @ebeimratb b. Sdmoller,
Der beriibmte 9erIiner Rotionalofo-
nom, 8aiier nuf 6ieie tbeoretiide
Wiin5begeiiterung. @r erinnerte au
Die mnnnigiaden 8eriube, cine eilis
beitlihe 0fiin5e 3u ifafien, Die aber
ole seideitert ieien. Cine groBe 3abl
internationoler Miin5foniereBen ba-
be itets bic @iniid,t ge5eitigt, onb Die
Sfpierigfeiten Der llmrednung in
Der Sraris mebr ins @erpidlt fallen
aIs Ser internationole @ortbeil elmer
neuen, neben oen alten 0tiin5en gel
tenSen @inbeitsmiin5e. gIm meiIten
prlpidtere nodh 0ns Morfitiid Die
llmre6nung. Die 9Gnoer Der Iotei.
niiden Union bie oas fron5oiiihe
@elo iibernommen boben. ieien fei-
nesmegs oufrieoen. @as Sihpalb an
Ttrebe, tperbe beute Ourh 8arrant-
5abIungen unS aui Steiien ourd 8re-
Sit6rieie erreiht glrh onoere Ieo-
ner iteIlten iif) uuf ben abIebnenSen
Stanopunft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
gerbredler ans 0utb.

Die Bite Inn glusItoBlmg aus Dem
Seere ipro6 Der llnteroffiSier Der Re.
ierue &refiel Dor bem 2riegsgeriht
Der foniglid)en 9an6fpebrinipettion gu
Berlin aus. Der glngefIagte mar Dor
ei1piger 3eit bonn Sfppureerift noe.
gen SaIihnriin3erei 81 einem sSabr
lmo 5ebn N6naten @ef6ngnib oerur.
tbeiIt poroen. @r bate ii5 infoIee
6auernber glrbeitsIoiiefeit IN Der
Rotb oa5u oerIeiten Iniien, li6 eine
neutrality-suspicious. berSuri6ten
un6 faIi6es @eIo ber3uite[len. 300
0harf batte er bereits intepgebradt,
uls er perbnftet tpurbe. gr CAB an,
Die SaIihmiinSerei MIR be9art9en su
baben, Inn ieine SamfIie Dor oem
Sungerto6e 5u bepabren. 9as
&reisgeridt battle MN ooriiber su be.
firOen, Oh 3teiiel fernerbin tpiir6ia
iei, als 8orgeiester i'm Seer 3u Die.
men. Ser glngeflogte bat, i'm ni6t
6u 6esraoiren. 6a ibm ionIt iein Sort.
fomiiten ipGter iebr erihipert tper6e.
@one man i'm aber 6esraoiren, 10
bite er, aus Dem Seer nuseeItoben
gu tperoen, nm ip6ter @eIegenbeit 5u
bnben, mad Dem slusIanS gu tpanoern
uro BORT fir ieine SoniIie iorsen gu
f6nnen. 9as @eriht fonnte 6ieIen
@uri6 n;d,t erfiiIlen. gs ertannte
dii 9egraootion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19
Die Ginfummeniteuer.

Senator 9roipn BON gtebrosfo
ipri9t Die Sunerii6tli6e gripartung
aus, 6aB bier BON ben flint Stoaten,
beren 2egislaturen ii6 gegen 6as
@infommeniteueramenoement 3u Der
8unoesuerfaiiung erfIGrt boben, If.
rem 8eihIuB in Biebererip6gung 5ie-
ben lno itd Den fir Oas Gmenoement
eintretenben Staaten ani6Iieben mer.
ben. gad ieiner 9ere1niing miro
0as geplante 8erfaiIungsamerroemen
nit mebr als Der notbneroigen' 9rei-
oiertelmebrbeit Der 9unoesitaaten
nod tpGbreno oieies 8iuters ange.
nommen tper6en. 9ie ad)t Staaten,
ole ii6 bereits fir @infomnteniteuer
erfIGrt boben, iino: alabama, Siio.
Carolina, Suinois, WorpIan0, &en-
tlidp, 0tiiiiiiippi, Oklahoma uno
Georgia. Die Staaten Ieip gort,
RboOe SsIan6, @aiiaduietts, 8irgi.
MEN unO 2ouiiiana baben eegen oas
9lmenoement eeitimmt. Senator
9ropn gIniibt ieood, baB Die oemo.
fratii6e Stromlins in ienen Staaten
Sur idIiebli6en glnnabme oes
Announcements fiibren iperoe. Ser er.
mdblte @oupernellr SOB BON MaHa-
duietts bat auf 9efraeen idon fiino.
getban, 6ab er in ieiner eriten Bot.
idaft an Die Staatslegislatur ent.
idieben Die einfonrmenIteiier befiir.
iporten nerOe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-19

9os Sdidial' 'rubt niht, biz es Die
barten Seraen iueid geidmoISen unb
bic peiben bart aeb1umert bat.