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Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
GROCER OUTWITS THE FLIES
lmprovises a Trap at his Milford Store
Which Works Successful


Disgusted with fly paper, L. o.
Welcome, a Milford grocer, has
contrived homemade fy-trap which
keeps his store free from flies all
the time. The trap is made from
a box one and a half feet long, one
foot high and one foot wide, both
the sides and the top being sawed
out and covered with wire screen
ing. The box is then raised about
a foot from the ground and the neck
of an extra large funnel run up
through the bottom of the box, ad-
justed tight so that it will hold the
mouth of the funnel about an inch
from the floor, so that a saucer of
mOlasses can be set under the mouth,
leaving room for the flies to 60 up
the mouth of the funnel and through
the neck into the screened box. AS
soon as Welcome gets boxful he
either burns or browns the flies and
proceeds to catch another boxful.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
FORMER DOVER GIRL MURDERED
Mrs. Louise Owen Beattie Daughter of
Robert Owen, Dover's Lumber Dealer

Mrs. Louise Owen Beattie Daughter of
Robert Owen, Dover's Lumber Dealer
Mrs. Louise Owen Beattie, wife
of Henry Clay Beattie, business
man of Richmond, Va . and a
daughter of Robert E. Owen, lum-
ber dealer of Dover was murdered at
Richmond last evening. The case
promises TO be one of the most mys-
terious which has ever happened in
that city. Mrs. Beattie, who is a
bride of year and the mother of a
month old baby, was shot from am
bush and instantly killed before the
eyes of her husband and with her
baby in her arms. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beattie with the child had gone out
for a ride in their touring car and
were proceeding along the outskirts
of the city when a man shot from
ambush. 1t is supposed that he was
behind a tree, as no one saw him
until the shot was fired and he fled.
Mrs. Beattie died instantly.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
To Issue Licenses

For the purpose of issuing licenses
to Merchants and Manufacturers l
will sit at the following places en-
the dates named:
Smyrna, August l, 1911.
Clayton, August 2, 1911.
FELTON,, August 8, 1911, morning.
Frederick. August 8, 1911, after
noon.
Harrington, August 4, 1911.
Milford August 5, 1911.
All persons failing to take out
licenses within ninety days from
June 1st, 1911, will he compelled to
pay penalty of twenty-five per
cent, as by law provided.
Signed
j. Lynn Pratt,
Clerk of the Peace.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
REESE ROBERTS PAYS PENALTY
Declaring His Innocense He Was Hang
ed at Greenbank Friday Morning.

ed at Greenbank Friday Morning.
Reese Roberts paid the death PEN
atty on the scaffold at the New
Castle County workhouse Friday
morning for the murder of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Casey, of Clay
mont, who were beaten to death
while they slept in their little
home on the night of August
19, last year. Roberts declared his
innocence to the last. The trap was
sprung at 1922 o'clock, and fifteen
minutes later the negro was pro-
nOunced dead by Coroner's physician.
The body was cut down at 10. 55
O'Clock and turned over to relatives.
The supreme court had denied Rob-
erts a new trial, and the Board of
Par1ons twice refused to act in his
case. He was respited twice by
Governor Pennewill in order to give
his counsel an opportunity to pr)-
duce new evidence. The evidence
which convicted Roberts was cir
cumstautial.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
SHARK ATTACKS FISHERMAN
Martin Berg Has Frightful Experience
Down the Delaware Bay

Martin Berg Has FrIghttul Experience
Down the Delaware Bay
Attacked by man-eating shark
which he hauled from the Delaware
Bay last week while fishing from
the Overfall Lightship, Martin Berg
would have been killed had it not
been for the heavy clothing he wore
and which partly broke the force of
the shark teeth. AS it was, the
man sustained deep cash in his
leg Berg was fishing from the
lightship when he hauled a large
shark on board. The BIZ fish was
over four feet long and in threshing
around the deck, threw himself over
against Berg, swapping at him. The
sharks teeth caught in the man s
leg and tore a deep cash. Fortu-
nately heavy pair of trousers
saved any deeper injury. After a
severe fight in which other members
of the crew took part, the shark was
killed with an axe.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
EASTERN SHORE IRRIGATION
So Much Loss From Drought Farmers
May Adopt Artificial Plan

Many Eastern Shore farmers are
looking into the possibilities of irri-
cation and experiments are projected.
1t is claimed that the cost of con-
structing irrigation plants, on vary
ing scales of magnitude, is much
less than has been generally thought
and that the profits to be gained
from thus providing against crop
losses are certain. The long drought
this year is estimated to have
caused loss of millions of dollars
on the Eastern Shore that might
have been saved, in large measure
by irrigation. That small irrigation
works require neither greater skill,
labor nor outlay than other farm
improvements which are readily un-
dertaken is an argument that is prov.
ing attractive to the farmers.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
A Peek Into His Pocket.

would show the box of Bucklen's 8
Arnica Salve that E. S. Loper, a
carpenter, of Marilla, N. Y, always
carries. "I have never had a cut,
wound, bruise or sore it would not
soon heal" he writes. Greatest
healer of burns, boils, scalds, chap
ped hands and lips, fever sores, skin
eruptions, eczema, corns and piles.
25c at Benton N. Weldon's.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

Miss Mary Merritt, of Fairlee,
Md, is visiting Miss Annie Middle
ton.
Mrs. James Newell Lloyd and son,
David, are sojourning in the Po-
como Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Turner, of
Philadelphia, are visiting his father,
Enoch Turner.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

William Brown, a farmer of near
Odessa, got mixed up in a runaway
when his horse became scared by an
automobile and had his ankle dis
located, his hand cut and his head
lacerated. He will be laid up for
several weeks
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
TIL. VIII Interest Mothers

Mother Grty's Sweet Powders for Children re-
Ii eve Feverfshness Headache, Bad stomach,
Teelhing Disorders, move and regulate the
Bowels and destroy worms. They break up cold
In "A houra Used by mothers for q years. All
Druggists, 2jc. Sample Free Address A.. S.
Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

People of Milford are in a strange
predicament over dogs. All over
the town poisoners are at work,
until it is said fifty dogs have been
despatched by the slow poison route.
Now, to add to the disorder and con-
fusion, poisoned dogs have been
thrown into the streams about Mil
ford polluting the water.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

The weather of this week is de-
cided change from the torrid wea-
ther of last week, which in point of
excessive heat and long duration was
a record breaker and not equalled
in the memory of our oldest inhabi-
tants. The thermometer registeed
for several days around the hundred
mark.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

For Sale-Apple, peach ard tomato
baskets. Buy direct from manufac-
turer and save middle mans profit.
Crawford & Co.'S Basket Mill,
Dover.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

Pure Italian Olive Oil, rs cents a
quart at Cummings. Pone 139.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

Mr.. C. E. Donovan has remodeled
and painted the dwelling on his
Greenspring farm, which is great
improvement. If all farmers would
keep up their property how beauti
full the country would be.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

Get soft coal for thFeshng at
Smyrna Landing-Smyrna Steamboat
Company.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

Judge Woolley has handed down
IN opinion in the will case of Alfred
!. Warrington, which has been
ggued before the court on an ap-
n from the decision Of the regis
of wills of Kent county, Edgar
ance. The ruling of the court
ms the decision of the register
in holding that the will
lid. The court refused to
unset fees to be taxed to
e.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
.ch. uss ALLEN.s rooT-RAsR,

ptic powder to shake into your shoes
tired, aching, swollen. sweating feet
ad makes walking a delight. Takes
Of corns and buniOns. Sold every
Sample FREE. Address, A. 5.
.Oy, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

Bishop Kinsman, who has been
confined for ten days with an in
jured knee, and has also been i'll
from overwork, has been ordered
by his doctors to take a complete
rest, and has gone to his summer
home in Bryant Point, Maine. He
has had to cancel appointments for
July, not only in Delaware, but also
in New York and Massachusetts,,
where he was scheduled to address
conferences of clergy and teachers.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

The Smyrna Stars (colored) will
\, \,playthe strong Cecilton, (Md) Base
ball Club (colored) on Friday after.
noon next, the 21st inst. The game
will be called at A p. m. on the
Jefferson lot.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

R. T. c., the race horse formerly
owned by W. B. Biggs, of Middle
town, won the 2.15 trot at Indianap-
oils Wednesday in three straight
heats, time 2. l21, and won the 81, OOO
purse.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

Herman Ford, aged &c years, of
Kenton, had his skull fractured
Tuesday and was taken to Will
mington and placed in the Delaware
Hospital.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
LOST.

A Rear Lamp off Automobile, on the
road between Smyrna and Dover, or be-
tween Dover and Wyoming. Liberal re-
ward if returned to This Office
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

Short Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
Cummings. Phone 1S9.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

There will be necktie social held
at the home of Mr.. Alfred FAIRIES,
West Smyrna, Saturday, July %, at
7.3O p. m. Ice cream and cake for
sale. Proceeds for benefit of Jerman
Chapel, Ewporth League.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

John W. Tucker, Smyrna's we'll
known clothier and furnisher, is
having his midsummer reduction
sale. See the splendid values he
offers.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-19

Company.
For Sale-Apple, peach ard tomato
baskets. Buy direct from manufac-
turer and save middle mans profit.
Crawford & Co.'S Basket Mill,
Dover.
Herman Ford, aged &c years, of
Keuton, had his skull fractured
Tuesday and was taken to Will
mington and placed in the Delaware
Hospital.
R. T. c., the race horse formerly
owned by W. B. Biggs, of Middle
town, won the 2. Is trot at Indianap-
oils Wednesday in three straight
heats, time 2. 121, and won the 81, 900
purse.
John W. Tucker, Smyrna's we'll
known clothier and furnisher, is
having his midsummer reduction
sale. See the splendid values he
offers.
There will be a necktie social held
at the home of Mr.. Alfred FAIRIES,
West Smyrna, Saturday, July %, at
7.3O p. m. Ice cream and cake for
sale. Proceeds for benefit of Jerman
Chapel, Ewporth League.
The Smyrna Stars (colored) will
\play-the strong Cecilton, (Md) Base
ball Club (colored) on Friday after.
noon next, the 21st inst. The game
will be called at p. m. on the
Jefferson lot.
William Brown, a farmer of neal
Odessa, got mixed up in a runaway
when his horse became scared by al
automobile and had his ankle dis
located, his hand cut and his heaC
lacerated. He will be laid up foI
several weeks.
Mr.. C. E. Donovan has remodeleC
and painted the dwelling on hi
Greenspring farm, which is a grea
improvement. If all farmers woult
keep up their property how beauti
full the country would be.
The weather of this week is de
cided change from the torrid wea
ther of last week, which in point o
excessive heat and long duration wa
a record breaker and not equalle
in the memory of our oldest inhabi
tants. The thermometer registee
for several days around the hundre
mark.
People of Milford are in a strang
predicament over dogs. All owe
the town poisoners are at work
until it is said fifty dogs have bee
despatched by the slow poison rout,
Now, to add to the disorder and col
fusion, poisoned dogs have bee
thrown into the streams about Mi
ford polluting the water.
Bishop Kinsman, who has be-
confined for ten days with an i
jured knee, and has also been
from overwork, has been order
by his doctors to take a compile
rest, and has gone to his SUNNI
home in Bryant Point, Maine.
has had to cancel appointments
July, not only in Delaware, but al
In Nav Ynrlc and Maasachusati
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
grnirats 1%uatrsnhans.

Ole r%egelmdBige WonatsUerIomms
lung Der Dirsftoreu un6 8eIegateu
oss Deutiden Daileubaules. bic am
Souutag uuter 8oriib oes Brdii0euien
6teo. 3mbOf i'm NuitaItsgsbduoe ltati.
iono, war trob Der berrldenoen Stub,
biee gut bsiu6t. Das 9rototon Der
uorbergebenosn 9eriammIung unO Der
monotIide 6inau3beridt oes Sdob.
m~eiitsrS @bas. %. Hoeier purOsn IN.
beauitanoet %au9enommeu. OO uOd bfm
uusOridliden Bunid Der fiir3li6 esrs
it%orbeuen 6rau s. s. appid Die gers
mddtnihe, DeIde oieleIbe fir OOs Deuts
ide Waiienhaus uno oas Support @reis
ienbeim ~lsBtmiai9 0usgeieet bat. gu
duererlt ausse3ablt weroen iOaten, 10
Hberreidte S6abmeiiter 3iosier. Der
Shwiegerio6u Der 8eritorbenen. aus
Osien giadlaB einen She'd pom $3.50.
Bier Climber namens Sountag wuroen
nod Idu9eter 8ebatte propiiorild auiges
nommen, oblhon bic beioen @ltern Der.
ieIben nod am geben iino. 8a ober
bier Der elgentiimlids Sal uorlna, ooB
oer Batter nit eimem unbeilbaren yungen.
leioen bebaftet unO oauernO arbeitsuns
fdbig, Die Wutter eeiitestraut uno ebeu-
faas unfdbig lit, iid ibrer Climber on5u
nebmeu, 10 era6tete es Der BoritanO fir
Menl6eupfi6t, in Oieiem Sale cine
Nusnabme uon Der &egeI gu MAIDEN
Oasegen wuroe beldlolen, in Dem Sale
apeier unOerer 6inoer, uon Oenen Oas
cine untsr, Oas anoere iiber Dem in ben
Stotuten uorgeiebeuen 9%tufnubmeoIter
ltebt, itren9 9elebIi6 gu u%erfobren mno
Die Nuin0bme gu u%erweigern. Gran g..
81. GNrtBeI, Die YrdiiOentin pes 6rauen.
6ilfuereins, iprad iiber Ous beuorite
benOe Bicnic am NrbeitertaQ, uno Der
0orIiBer erlu1te Die Direftoren, ben
ONmeu bel Dieier @%eIegenbeit ME ims
msr, belfeno bei5niteben. Sin Speiter
in AMacOitio anld6iger Ar3t bat Dem
Wailenbaus feline DienitIeiitun9en UNI
ent9eltli9 angeboteu. ST ioa fi9 Oies
lerbalb NIT Dem Nuitaltsdr3t Oh. Boier
III Beuebmeu leben. 0err @uftdu Bens
Der 5abIte isiuen Soblesbettru9 unO
wurOs ale Nlit9liso ouigeuommeu.
ErOb 3weier Brisfe, in oenen Miitter
ii6 iber Die Neuerung betlagen, glaubts
Der 8Orftano al Dem einitimmis eelaBs
ten 8ei9luB, OaB nur an einem Gage
I'M MOnat, Dem eriten Sounta9 zines
ieOeu NtOiats, geiuder SuseIO6en wers
ben lOaen, feitbaItsu gu miifen. Der
SefretGr wurOe beauftra9t, 9Insebote
fir Robleulisferuugeu ein3ufOrOsrn.
S9asmeiiter 0toaier wirO, Oa Ell benz
ud4it nit ieiusr @emoblin ii9 gu mebrs
uO9igem AufentbaIt no9 AtIontic @itp
besiebt, Der nd9iteu BerlammIuu9 ni9l
beiwobnen. QIus 6rsuOe iibsr cine lebr
erbebIi9e @ebaltse1b0buug I'M Olltritts;
Oienits IuO Sefretdr Meper Die DirettOs
rem elm, ra6 Der gsrtasung nit ibm Elm
@las Bier 81 t%rinten.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
perctmsueteram geehrt.

Der gauge n@ermania 0tdnner-
DIOR" NOR am Montag 4benO nit iei-
mem 0irigenten Brof. Soft @9riItiani
i'm ~Sommergarten ieines @rpraiiOen-
ten g. s. Braun, Scr. 7139 Siebente
StroBe g. So, p%enlammelt, nm Dem
leBten ieiner nod lebenOen Grinder
un0 Dem treuelten ieiner afttOen 0eit-
glisoer, Serrn @eorg 6ilher, gele-
gentli6 0es 70. @eburtstogs 0esiel-
ben cine moblberoiente @ul0igung
oor5u6ringen. Sci i66umen0em Ser
Itenlaft u1o einem 2un6L melder Der
ao1funIt Der 5rau 8raun ale @bre
madte, mur0e elm 2ie0 nod Dem atl-
oeren geiunger, un0 cine HeOe nod
Ser an0eren geBalten, bon 8.6. Sdu-
bert, BON Sermann 8oamer, BON
Sub. Saur ur0 bielen anoeren aaes
5u @bren Oes o%aOerebrten @e6urts-
tagsfinoes, pel6es ebenlo pie ieine
treue, gleH6fols antpeienoe 2e6ers-
gefabrtin, in Dem perfIoiienen @inter
cine i9tpere &rantbeit Our6gemodt
pnO CUR 9rOBen 6reiOe ieiner Nnge-
b0rigen urd0 ieiner Sanges6riiOer
nunmebr, tpenn audi nod niAt I'M
poaem MaBe, Sic friibere @eiunO6eit
mieOer Juriiderlangt bat. gne 9ieb-
lingslieoer Oes Sltbilors purOeu ge-
iungen, unO es mar niht ihtDer 81
merfen, bob ser @eiang nibt nur aus
zen &eblenL ion0ern altd aus ben
@erBen fam. Bel mauden Stellen
traten Dem tiaiergriffenen Ginger
@eteranen l0ie Sbrdnen in ole altgen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
.Monta9, 0cn 4. september.
Mucb elm @blaraffem.
Dinner.

@enn aud Die S9laroien, Uou oenen
6os .SournaI" IeBte Wohe beri1tete,
unlre Stoot misOsr UerIaneu boben. 70
baben bod etlibe 6reunoe mo @0uner
OerleIben am Somito9. 10. Nuguit, nod
einmol 10 rebt l9laraffii6 geIebt. Bon
Dem couIonten @irtb oes BartboteIs
an Der Neu Dort Nuenue, 6erru 6rant
GnOres, wuroen Die folseuoen 8lenOos
ihlorofIn gum Dinner gelaOen Or.
D~artbolme. 8ertreter Der 60lniiden
3eitung, Wm. 3. @uoe, capt. IS. G..
Sdwegler. Nrditect g8OoO unO ieiu
gruoer, Ser .. 9bumel uno @rnlt sc.
@eIder 0ie bsliebte @irtbiu Oes
6aules, 6ruu @miIie gnores. bate ii6
in ibrer 6odtnnff 9eSeigt unb .eine
Marftl6sdeus Suppe unO @nloid nebit
NuoeIn bergsridtst, oaju nod ueri9ies
oeue Nebeueeridte. Die ibr ale @bren
madtsn. Su srOBen itsinernen 9umpsn
muroe bas lddumeuoe 9taB treoen3t,
unO Der 2isbestrunt wurOs aus einem
baudiqsn StidfuB gei9liirft. Sdweis
asrtdle uno Brot nebit Rrid' unO Raffee
beldlOB Oos mfuuiide SdIarahenoins
ner. Den @brenplnb an oer Tafel bate
Erou Gnores inne, wdbreuC 6err @norss
bic @sIoOenen gum l6uabuliren aufs
munterts.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
0cFOrben.

9lm 5amitag, Ben IL. 9luguit
itarb i'm @arfielo Soipital @iIliam
@enger, 40 Sabre aft uno felt lam
gerer 3eit Glerf IN Der 9loiutant-@e-
nerals Office Oes ariegsOeparte-
ments. Die Sei6e ging nod an
oemielben Gage in 8egIeitung Der
@ittpe uno zines 8ruoers oes Ser.
itorbenen, 81. $. @enger, na6 Seem
Orleans ab, no Die Mutter oes @nt=
{9lafenen uno cine 69meiter, Sralt
MatbiIoe @illenz in Scr. 4403 Canal
Str, mobnen, ullo mo am Mittpodl
Die 8eeroigltng itattfinOet.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
ST bolt Fd feline sransebii6r
mieOer.

I'm iein Eruugelo mieocr gu BE-
fom1nen, bot elm ShIoiier, nar1ens
Sermarm Stein einen @inbrli6 in
elmer gerliner Stride oeriibt. Ser
Riiiber Der st. Soiepb-4irhe in ser
MiiaeritraBe ertappte fiir8lid einen
Mam, Der geroOe Oabei mar, aus
einem Shranf, Den er erbroden bat
tie, @elO berals5ltnebmen. Ger
@irdenOiener erfannte in Dem Bur
fhen BEN S6loier Stein mieOer, Ser
am 16. 4pril in Der Soiepb-RirAe
getraut tDorOen NOR, uno ii6ergab
i'm Der 8oli8ei. @efragt, tpie er,
Ser bod lt1ltoige uno Iobnenoe DR.
belt babe, 81 Dem @inbrll6 aefoni-
men lei, erfl1rte Stein. CT bobe iidl
mr. Die 10 Marf E%patgelo Dom
Oorigen Monot mieOer bolpn pollen,
oenn es iei 4llniinn, oaB moi 10 ct
mas be8oblen miiiie".
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
NOHiparbanfcn.

9ur1 0en @rfoIg Ser 5tpetp01igen
grpro6ung Oes 8oiHipar6anfen15p
items in Sen groBen StaOten Seem
Dorf, Chicago, ct. 2ouis uno Bolton
ermutbigt, bat @eneraIpoitmeiiter
Sitdcod bei9Ioien, oas Spitem raiA
iiber ale groBen Sta0te oes 9auOes
alis5uoebner, un0 bat am Samitag
8oitiparbanfen in 8ittsbur9, 9e-
troit, Buffalo, San 6roncisco, Gin
cinuoti, @anios gitp, Seottle, Sn=
i6ianapolis, 9enber un6 Yortlarto
Oregon, geIdaffen. Die @eIoeinIo-
gen in Ben 8oitiparbonfen in Seem
Yorf, Gbicago, ct. Souls u11o Bolton
6eIieien ii6 in ben eriten fiinf Eagen
chi $4,000; nod oieiem MfaBitab
piirOen lid Die iabrliden @inIagen
in ienen bier 5tdoten auf 100000
6elaufen. SIS gibt i'm gatt5en 426
groBe it0Otdde 8oitdmter eriter &lai-
ie i'm 2anoe, uno Der 8Gan lit, in al
len Dor Dem i. 5arduar 8oliporban-
fen 81 errtAten. leit menigen Aus-
nabmen iinO aGe 8oitdmter 8tpeiter
8Iaiie, Oeren 3abl 1900 it, bereits
nit Yoitiparbanfen perbunOen NOR
oen un0 in fur8er 3eit miro aud in
YOitdmtern 0ritter &Iaiie oamit be-
gonnen mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
@tcomfco 9oir.

@eTtern Moor BEL berrlidem @etter
Der 5neite Sag Ser groBen 8icomico
6air un0 es maren gegen 10000 Be
iluter, meiItens aus ben Idn0Iiden
Diitriften unmeien0. Ser 9uftidfffer
gromipeu Giron madte mt ieinem
gurtiB 9leropGan ie6s 9Gufitiege uno
'bei Dem lesten, Ser % Minuten
ndbrte, erreidte er cine Sobe por
1000 SUB. SEER Sen aus 8aIbina-
ton 9. g., Ser iid an Oem Meotor-
fabrruo : &ennen betbeiIigte Ifir5te
BON ieinem M1otorra0 un0 mtBte
ms Soipital gebradt fperoen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
@onpernenr gener 6iIft.

@ouuerneur gener BON 8%enniploa-
MIA no6m 6eute einen aftiben An-
t6eil on ser ltnterlu6ung Oes 9pnG-
mor0s in G~oatespide. gr lieB &o6ert
6. @aptbrop, sen Staatsanpalt bot
G6eIfer gountD nod lSarrisburg
fommen, nm 4usfnnft Oariiber al
qe6en, warum in Oieiem Safe nur
orei 9erIonef, 0apllnter 5mei fleine
Rnaben, Derbaftet fpurOeu. Die ge-
er0igung 6es pon Dem geIDn6ten Gee
aer G8efiel MaIfer e%rmorOeten Soli-
SiIten Cigar Hice fnn0 geltern Mor-
gen Itatt uno es maren tpGbreno Ser
Iel6en Diele @ei9dftsbduier in Goa
tespiae geIhloiien. Cine Abtbeilune
BON 5taatSpoli8ei mar Dor oemSaitie
anmeienO uno begleitete Sen 2eiden-
8ug, bod ereigneten iid feline ito
ren0en 3mii6enfGle.
Springbrunnen entbIlIt.
Ser groBe gron5e Springbrun-
men, ser bon Sen 8iirgern pon SIRE
6erid 81 @bren BON SRI. Marie 9:abl
errihtet murOe, lit geItern nit pal
geremonien entbiiIt por0en.
Soiepb 9. gafer belt Die @auptan-
iprade. Der 5pringbrunnen murOe
unter Ben Auipi8ien ser lofa(eu
G6ieridus : @eieai6aft erri1tet unD
$500. SRI. DiebI NOR Oie
@riinOen;n uno erite TrdiiOentin beg
lofalen Gereins.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
8 d nnfnIL-

9fat5an @OanS, 67 Sa5re alt, wltiir3te
geltern BON elmer 2aoung Maisfnt-
ter unO fiel nit ieinenl &opfe auf
Oas Bflalter nobel er einen 5da-
0el6rud erlitt. Seine 8fproe ldeuten
Dor einem 2lutomobil unO 5luei Ha-
Der OeS 8agens ging 6ei Dem 13lt-
lammenitoB INIT oemiel6en in Grim
mern, nobel Serr @uaas 6inousae-
ldleuoert un0 geto0tet mllroe.
GARNER Eurnier I'm Glen.
MOOD.
81 5;emlib ale Counties BON
@iarplanO puren geitern bei Dem
6armer : Yicnic, &eunion, GferOe-
S6au un0 8ltrnier, Die geItern in
@leenDooO inter Ben Auipi3ien 0es
@lenuoo0 6armers Club oerar-
italtet tpurOe, oertreten. Die 9ferOe-
l9au mar cine Ser belten lie i'm
@ountD gebaltenen un0 aud oasEur-
nier eutiprad alien Grtpartungen.
ubr.
gentrepiae miro enc Der groBten
ltbren i'm Staate baben, mena Der
meme g[n6op Ser Queen Anne's geo-
9anf, fir mel6en geitern Der
@run0 gebroden purOe, uouenOet
iein miro. Sn Dem gteitbau miro cine
groBe lbr nngebruht meroet, 0eren
elm @eipitt bon nabe0u t4O0
6aben miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
2lns Oentl@en air@enfreilen

Dsuti9e rOmiid stotboliids CT. Wos
riem Stride, @fe Der 5tsu StraBe, 3wi.
ideu o II. s. StraBe, u. @.. s. 81.
3totb, 8farrer. 81. y. Mibm Nhiitant
@OttesOieuits: Somtags, 6ribmeie.
1870 llbr uuO 9:l5 lbr. 6o9omt, nm
1890 tlbr. 9aufs, nm 8 lbr uno Sci
per nm 1880 ubr.
ct. SOlspbs eisbssbunb. gsrlammeIt lid
tebsn 2 Disuitae i'm WOnat in Der 8eretns.
bale. 5. unb 5 ctr. q. 0. 9rtr. aarl
5peHt, SO. 2 9. q. Is.
ct. 8cnifaciu8 aranten lnterltiBungs
@ersiA. geriammslt Fh jeOsn 2. @iittpO6
i'm Mpnat in cbiser Stele. 5UIepb SababeB,
1925 y. q. Ape. u. %.
0eutife uougeliidIutberiide Som
corOia Stride, 20. unb u. Ctr. u. l8.
9aitor: 9teu. Baul q. Wien8sl.
Grite reformirte 6ir@e, 6. mo 81.
Str. g.. SO.
BaIfor: 0teu. Sames .. 8ubrer.
8rauen- gerstn SerIammsIt l6 mOnatIi6 am
1. Dienftns i'm 9Onntaseldulraum.
@uansslii6 .lutbsril4s ct. Sobomss.
&ir8e. go. 800 a Str. S.@.
8aitor: &eu. s. 6oIe.
@Uameslii6slutbsrii6e 0reieinigteits.
Stride. 4. unO 6. Str. R.@.
8aitOr: Step. 6enOd SdrOeoer.
ct. Mlattbdi 9utberiide Stride. Q
ctr. 8wil9en 10. uno IL. Str. q. . /.
@OttesOieut; Oeuti9 IL 1br morgens,
sn9lii9 8 ubr NbenOs. Yaitor: Jteu.
IS. @. Qlmenoinsen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

SEER Or. Saul Sitter, Der bieiiJe
i9tpe5erii6e @eianote, tritt l6elte ais
8aiiagier Oes 0@bite sStar"-Ga m-
piers Olympia ieine ltrIou6sreiie
mad ser S9mei3 an. Sn Dem 8erner
O6erlanO miro er nit ieiner @en1ab-
i'm uno ieinen &inOern, oie ihon am
20. Wlai ole 8un0esbouptitaot pers
loiien baben un0 ia6er Ben groBen
Gei1 biniibergefabren lino, 5nIom-
m~entreffen, unO er geOenft, I'M 2aufe
'9es W6onots Nopember uuf ieinem
9ieIigen Soften 5uriid5ufebren. Or.
Sitter, Ser, ebe er bier6er fam, ole
9fegierung ieines idonen Seimotb-
Ianoes II Sabre lang in Sapan Oer<
treten batte un0 bort 5fpeimal nit
Dem iebigen 8r1iioenten Der 8erei<
nigten Staoten, &errn 8aft, 5uiom-
mengetroffen mar, lit bod %erfreut oa-
riiber, ooB oas freunOidaftlide Ser
b6ltniB 8miiAen Der groBen amertfa-