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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
HURT IN FALL FROM BALLOON
Parachute Fails to Work and Aero
maui Is Dashed TO Earth

Hartford, Conn. Sept. 2O-Edward
Belhoumer OF Woonsocket, r. l.. an
aeronaut. is reported this morning to
be In a very critical condition at St
Francis hospital in this city as re-
suit of injuries when he fell late yes
terday at the Rockville fair grounds
while attempting a double parachute
drop.
Prof. Marsh. another balloonist was
slightly hurt in an attempted triple
drop from the same balloon. Belhu-
incur cut loose first. and when nearing
the ground attempted to use his sec
ond parachute. owing to his prox-
unity to earth. however. the parachute
failed to open and he was dashed to
the ground, where he lay unconscious
He was brought to this city and an
examination at the hospital showed
that his spine was injured, his left
shoulder broken and several ribs
fractured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
SUGAR PRICE KEEPS GOING UP
Figure In Many Years Has
Now Been Reached

New York, Sept 22.-Still another
perpendicular advance of II points
occurred in the price of raw sugar
yesterday, making Cuba centrifugal
90 test 5.92 cents, which is the high
est figure in many years. A sale Of
10000 bags took place on that basis,
and more was wanted, but spot sup
plies are very light although there is
less anxiety regarding later ship
ments,
No further change was made in re-
fined sugar, but an advance is expect
ed to follow this sharp rise in the
raw article. AT present 6.75 cents in
the lowest price being quoted for
graduated sugar Some rehners are
practically out ofthe market and others
are asking as high as 7.50 for prompt
shipment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
GOOD POTATO CROP IN MAINE
state viii Probaly Ship 25,ooo,ooo
Bushels This Year

Bangor, Sept. 2l.-A canvass Of the
principal potato shipping points and
producing regions in Aroostook coun'
ty indicates that the oountry's potato
crop this season will approximate
n 900. 900 bushels. which, would, In
the usual proportion, allow about H.
600 GOO bushels for shipment Wash
ington. penobscot, and Oxford coun.
ties also have large crops, and II Is
estimated that Maine will ship 20.
OOO.O0O bushels Of potatoes between
now and next July.
The quality Of the crop is generally
good and, on account OF shortage else
where, II is expected that prices vii
be considerably higher than In the
past year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
BRATTLEBORO HAS
AUTO CRUSADE
UNDER WAY
Getting After PrOminet viOIaters
OF the Law.
PROMINENT MEN ARRESTED
Abuse Of Privileges Has Compelled
Drastic Action by Author
tiles
PROMINENT MEN ARRESTED

Brattleboro, Sept. -Brattleboro
automobilists suddenly discovered to-
day that the states attorney, Frank
L. Barber, had started on a crusade
to stop violations of the automobile
law. For several months there has
been a great deal of talk that some
thing ought to be done to restrain
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
National League Standing

Games for Today
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
FouND.IN LOUVRE ArTIcs
Some Of 81 Missing Pictures There
Others In officials Rooms

Paris, Sept. 21.-After a thorough
search all over the Louvre today the
thirty-two missing pictures of the
Saurageot collection of forty-two
paintings was discovered.
Some of the canvasses had been
relegatetd to attics and others we're
adjoining the Offices of various officials
The inquiry was due to an urgent
order from the Ministry of Fine Arts
following the publication of story
that the thirty-two pictures had van
ished.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
PRICE OF wHIskEY GOES UP
Advance Made Because Of High Price
of Raw Material

Cincinnati, Sept 22-An advance
of three cents a gallon in the basis
for distillers' finished goods, commonly
referred to as whiskey, is now in eff
feet This fixed the basis at $1.S6 a
gallon. The advance is made because
of high price OF raw materials, suck
as corn, malt, etc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
BURR AND BURTON OPENS
Enrolment Shows Usual Number Of
Students

Manchester, Sept. 2O-Burr and
Burton Seminary opened yesterday for
the first term OF its eighty-seyenth
year with an enrolment of seventy
Ave pupils which is about the average
number OF recent years. This num-
Der will be increased somewhat by
some who will enter later in the
week. Fifteen candidates for the foot
ball team showed up for practice on
Tuesday afternoon and the prospects
are bright for a good team.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23

Games for Today
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
National League Results
At DECENTRALIZATION, /; Pitts
burgh, o.
At Chicago-Chioago. S. Philadel
phia, 3.
At Cincinnati-Cineinnati. s; Brook
Ign. 3.
At ST. Louis-New York, A. St Lou
IL 2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
WARD wlTHDRAws FROM RACE
Aviators Manager Announces This
After Fall This Mornlnu

Rochester. N. Y, Sept. PA spec.
ial dispatch from Lookport says that
James Murphy the manager for
Aviator James ]. Ward, announced
there yesterday that Ward has with.
drawn from the trans.oontlnentai race
as the result OF his fall near Addison
yesterday morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair tonight Sunday fair
in interior Unsettled on the coast.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
500 POUND WOMAN is DEAD
Funeral to Be Held on Lawn as Can't
Get Casket into House

Wakefield, Mass, Sept. 22.-Mrs.
Lena Richards who weighed 500
pounds, died here today. She was
80 years old and six feet tall. AS it
will be impossible to get casket In
to the house, the funeral services will
be held out of doors on the lawn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-23
THE BIG LEAGUES
Yesterdays Results on National and
American Diamonds.

American League Results
At Philadelphia-Philadelphia. q;
st. Louis, l.
At Boston-Detroit 8; Boston. g.
At New York-New York, 4 :. Cleve
land. g. 10 innings
At Neutrality-suspicious. game) Chi
cago. g. Washington. 0. Second
game) Chicago, 1: Washington, 0.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-06
WOMANLY WISDOM.

The choicest garb, the sweetest grace,
Are oft to strangers shown;
The careless mien. the frowning face,
Are given to our own.
We flatter those we scarcely know,
We please the fleeting guest,
And deal full many thoughtless
To those who love us best.
To remove potato, onion and 9TH
or vegetable stains from the hands,
rub with ripe tomatoes.
Get the stoves in order for the first
cold snap. when you really feel the
cold more than in winter weather.
Crumpled newspapers pushed I'm
the fues OF unused chimney. keep
out flies that would enter there.
Be sure to keep a pair of old scis-
sors in the kitchen for the purpose OF
cutting raisins. lettuce, celery, etc.
Skim the fat off the chicken broth
and use it to shorten biscuits. These
are much more delicious than when
you use lard.
At the altar: 81, thee, with all my
worldly goods endow." Two years
later: More money? Where's the
dollar I gave you last week."
A bank lately received the follow
ing nOle from Il lduS. 1lCdsc sop
payment on the check | wrote out to-
day, as / accidentally burned it up
Save all your coffee grounds; rinse
them and use them to stuff pincush-
ions. They will hold shape indefi-
nitely and the pins push in easily.
If tablespoonful of sweet milk is
added to each yolk of egg when max
ing custards, the mixture will not
curdle when added to the boiling
milk.
When cake icing is too hard so that
you can not spread it on, add little
water. a drop at time. When it is
too thin, add sufficient powdered ST.
gar. first rubbing out the Jumps.
When pairing vegetables. especially
the humble tuber and odorous onion,
slip over the forefinger of the right
hand a kid finger cut from an old
glove. 1t will save the hand from
an unsighty stain.
By inspecting the canned fruit oc-
casionally, the housewife will be able
to save any that has begun to spoil,
by carefully removing that which is
tainted and cooking the rest over, re-
canning it as in the start.
Use WORKOUT white stoc kings for
wash rags. Cut away the foot. Fold
the top double and hem or overcast
the edges. The edges may be bound
and strap fastened across the cen
ter to slip the hand through.
To cook eggplant. cut into slices
half an inch thick and let them lie
for an hour in sailed water to remove
that bitter taste. To fry. put the
slices in the frying-pan with a small
quantity OF butter; turn when one side
is done.
Have you tried baking eggs?
Grease baking dish with buffer.
break the eggs into it, cover with
cream Add salt, pepper. and a ia
blespoonful OF butter. Set it in a
moderate oven few minutes. Length
of time depends on whether you like
them soft or well-done.
From October Farm Journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-06
Do You Know George CoxP

Information is wanted Of young man
named George Cox, who was last heard
from at Rocky Ford about the last of
April. From letter addressed to his
mother in Cummings, Kan, at that time
he had hired out with farmer near this
city.
George Cox is % years old. has black
hair and blue eyes. is feet z or inches
in height and weighs about 1872 pounds.
The party for whom he worked. as
well as anyone else knowing anything
about the young man. is asked to COM
municate with S. B. Holder of Rocky
Ford, or ]. N. Cox Of Cummings, Kan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-06

For Sale-The Rocky Ford Dairy with
20 COWS and all equipment; also 10
acres well improved. with share of High
Line wstsr, mile south of town. Will
be sold for part cash and balance on
time. For particulars address G. L.
Winburn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-06

Dobbs & Lyons, undertakers and en-
balmers, modern parlors, 4o4 S. Main
St. Night and day phone Ford ZIG.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-06

DR.. P. P. Keck, Veterinarian. Office
at Grand Valley Livery Barn, phone
Ford 10. Aft
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-06

For Sale-Several span of work horses
The Fenton Drug Co,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14

uebtr bic Brase. % bic SHIsftsu Gin gesaAtHiA
Beitsu, fiHs bic GsriaeI u~HeiHis.

Sn Der 8eitiarift n2'annee pip-
doIogiaue" eroGblt Der fron3oiiide
Sorider SeIir BIateau Gin5elbeiten
iiber bas Srtsgeo1dtniB gepiiier
Snietten, namentlih Der 9ienen.
2estere finoen itets ibren 9orb Die.
Der, ipenn iie aud nod 10 pieIe ans.
tliige unternebmeu, bel benen iie
iibrigens eenau oieieIbe 8egroute
innebaIten. Sebe 8erdnoerung in
ibrer llmgebuns periest iie in Die
eroBte 8erlegenbeit; tpenn in abue'
Ienbeit Der ,arbeiter" iemanO Den
9ienenforb BON ieinem senobnIihen
BIase berriidt-unb iei es MIR Inn
Sfpei Dieter, 10 periommeln fifI
Die 9ienen ratblos an ibrem friibe'
rem Stanoort uno iufen pergeblidl
ibr Observation-Disclosures Saus. Sinoen
Tie oil ibrem 8ege irgenb cine
idmadbafte SfIan5e, 10 tebren lie
ieoen Gag 81 ibr suriid unb itets aui
bemielben 8ege, mag er nod 10 lang
fein; ibn gu perfiir8en iino lie nidt
imItanoe. Ser befannte S6mei5er
@eIebrte SoreI bebauptete, OaB Die
Snieften aud elm gepiiies 3eitee.
oGdtnib beiisen. Or legte ben Bic
men, Die er beobodtete. gu elmer be.
Itimmten Stunoe SiiBigfeiten in ben
aorb uno i~iber5eugte iit, baB tie
nah Ginger 3eit immer nm Die be-
treffenOe Stunbe 6uriidfebrten, in
Der iie Die Speiien por5ifinoer
gIoubten. 8Iateou fiibrt oieie Or.
ifeinung aber auf ole SbeenaIiosia'
tion Der @ei6madsempiinbung uno
Der SagesbeIeuhting. bas beiBt oes
Commentaries, 5uriid. Or mafte
gum 9eiipiel oarauf ~foleenoes Or.
pertinent: Or fling 9robneu, geraoe
aIs iie beim Soni9iammeln poren,
iino unter5og iie elmer Operation,
8aum batte er tie ober mieoer fret
geIaiien. 10 fIoecn fie an oenielben
Srt suriid. ON Dem er iie aefoneen
bate. BIateoii pieberholte bieien
BeriuH mebrmals an elm uno ber'
feIben 9robne-itets nit Dem sIei'
den ReiuItat. Iuf @runo oieies
Experiments fam Blateau 5ur ueber.
seuguna. oab bon einem @ebGftnib
fir Sbotiaden bel ben 9robnen unS
fuabrideinIit bel anen onoeren Sn'
feften feline Reoe iein Tonne, uno bab
ssorels annabme bon Dem 3eitge.
bdftniB Der Snieften irrig lei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14

- grtbur Dalter unb Srdul. slnna
Sanoberg uon Nemtou @enter iuurben
seitsru In Der @lE Bart 8irde oabier
sstraut.
= Das @issnthum Der Senrb 9e6
Sinterlalienihnft al Penn Nuenue lit
gum Preis uon $25. 900 on @.S8 6reeo'
man perfauit woroen.
= Ssrbsrt Collins BON SreBlsr@o urt.
Der als Solicitor elmer Wtouatsihrift
angeblih cine Summe @eloes unter.
idtus, muBte Donnerita9 iiir Elm &c,
riAtlldss @ri4einen Birsi9aft itelleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
Bur aefaaiaea 8sa4taaa.

SBie idou felt GINGER 3sit aus.'
fiiuoist, bsfinOst iid bic Office uno
Drudsrei oes scranton 8o4sublatt"
uuumsbr 1871 SaffOrb Court, brett
bintsr benz Sotsl Ssrmpn unO on oas
@ufs bee Ssrrn 9srmann @osolin bin'
ten ansrsn.suo. Die neus 9ase bat
;psi Bortbsils -srftsns 1T oas @siGdft
3u sbtn.r Grbe uub mon brauht Feline
Ersppe ju srftsissn ; unO SDsitens Iisst
ts I'm bergen bss @si&dfts,sutrums
Der StaOt. @ir sriuGsn unisre wsr.
then 9unbsn. fiA bic Gage su uOtirsu
uuO uus sinsu 4siu& abluftattsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
Bie Rembranbts Sarben e~ntitanbeu
iinb.

Serr 9uiarSin.g edumet bate iid,
10 ifreibt man aus Baris, Dor Der
9uogettommiiiion Degen oes Ser.
fdDinSens Der @ioconba gu oernnt.
tporten. Or iagte notiirLid nifts
8eitimmtes un6 nifts, mas man
ni6t i6on gerpuBt bate. aber aner.
lei anoere intereiiunte Details aus
Der @eI6idte oes 9oiiore famen bier.
BEL sur Spra6e. 90 tpurSe .. 9. fol.
een6es er5Gblt: Gin 8Grter bemerfte
zines Cages, 6aB bas beriihmte
RembranSti6e @emaIoe ~Gbriihls
gu @mmoiis" etrpas i6mutig ausiab
uno elmer Heinieung orin1eno be.
oiirfe. 9eiorst nm oas 8obI Der
ibm onoertrouten S%1inIhperte, bob er
bos Bib BON RogeI, nabm es mil
nad Sauie unS ieifte es griinOIih ab.
9eod einigen Sagen fam elm 3ouier.
potor 6es Muieums. erblidte os Bib
uno munoerte iid iiber Oeiien abge.
bIabte SGrbung. Ser @Grter mur0e
3ur IeSe geitcat unO s%eitano, mas er
nit Dem 9unItuert gemodt bate.
Or erhieIt cine tii6tige Strafpreoigt.
gingeihiidtert nobm Der Nann an
einem Ser n1diten Gage oas Bib
nod einmaI mit uad Souie unS rieb
es bort NIT Sabaflause ab. 90 er.
belt ous beriibmte &lInihperf ieinen
friiheren Son mieOer, un6 10 lit ienea
n~un6erbare SeqSunfeI entitanbeu,
bas ole R~unItfreunOe na9 mie Dor
in gnt5iiden ueriebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
1leber ben GinflnF Ses Sabafraads
aif Eflau5en nus Wfifrporsa.
nismen

bat Brof. s. WoIiid bemerfensDer.
tbe unteriuhungeu anseitelt. @s er.
CAB fid, oaB Sabofrauh ouf Die
BflanSe einen bodIt auffanenoen
ihdoieenoen ginfIuB misiibt. aeim.
pfIan5en Der 8ide, @rbie, 8obne,
BEG 4iirbis uno anoere nebmen i'm
Sabnfrniid elm abnormes Gusiehen
an. @s lit, nm bieien @infIuk Der.
por3urufen, nidt notbpen6ie, niel
Sabatraiid 81 enttpideln, ionbern es
geuiiet, ben 6urd cine @laspIotte
ebeesrensten Raitm, In benz iid bic
BeriuhspHauSen beftnoen, etnfnnl
NIT sinisen Raudb3iiaeu elmer 8isa-
rette 81 nerfeben. Dorars ergibt ftG
bic bodgraoige gmbfiHoIibfeit be.
BfIanaen seeen ben Eabatraud. @s
IdBt iid niht nit Siderbeit iaaen.
DeIder bon ben 8eItanotbeiIen oes
Enbafrouds Die 8irtune berborruft.
auffaneno lit, bab freies Ritotin,
benz man 3unddft Die giftise 8ir.
flung auf Die BfIan3en 3u5uidreiben
geneigt mare, nidt merflid ihdbi.
genb Dirft. Ser @influb bes Sabof.
ruu5s auf Wifroorsanismen 1T
nod aufiaasnoer als Der auf bobere
BfIan5en. 9afterien. amoben, Sla.
geIIaten unb Snfuiorien tperben oa.
ourd nidt BLOB eeiddoiet. ionberH
bdutig idon nad reIattn fiiroer Ser.
iuds3eit %getoOtet. @erpiiie amoben
Iterben ibon mad, elmer baIben Stun.
De, mande 9afterien nod elmer
Stunoe. GO IGBt ii6 oies iebr ein.
fa6 NIT 2eudtbafterien nadneiien,
bel einigen erliiat, ipenn iie in Ia.
botrauh eebraht peroen ibr 2i1i
i6on binnen " bis 1 Iinute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
OisE elspbounummsr oes- Bodsnblatt
1T iest $500 (nsuss).

- Die Scranton 9oss Der @lis piro
oieies Sabr. Die allidhrlih. arnien Sim
bern ouIh acknowledgement Die Ssier'
tase usrhsrrlihsn belfeu. Den Mdo'
den nerosn marme Sleioun9sftide unb
ben Snabsn marine Gnsiise unb bic nd.
tbtss ausriiituns ssssbeu.
- Der Nisssr Mfuf Dunn, pelder
In Ntsm Orlsans als oes Benore Disb
itabls uerb1hti9 uerbaftet muros, tpiro
uOrldufg Deni9ltens nidt ausaeliefert,
benz Der @pnuerneur poH 3ouiiinno bat
laut eiuem am Roniag uon Deitftip
@onuerp srbaltsusH Gsltsramm 60 Der,
usissrt. bic ausliefernnsspapisrt 40
uuter5eihnen, oa nab ieiner anfiht Die
Semsiie sessn Dunn ju ihwaa iino.
- Wis @iuiam Oauis am Dounsr.
fog 9tadt our1 Railroao G1sp sins,
muroe or i'm 500 Blod uou einem Wfann
iberfuGen. pslhsr ibm aud sinsn Re
uolusr inter Die 9taie bielt. Dapis
mebrte fid, mahts iih los unb beuad.
rihti9te banu bic Polijei, pelde aub
ben Rdubsr erpiihte. Or rannte iit
SOispb Solosfi pom Wtinoofa. 20
Sabre alt, uuo wurOe fur Gin seri1t
liHss @ri4sinsn sshalten.
- Su Der an @ontas absnO abss.
boltensn resslmdBisen Beliammlung
Der Shiler Sreimaurer No9e puroen
bic nahfoleenoeu Ueamten fir oas
ndhite Sabr %erndhlt: @brn. Wfeiftsr,
S8iuiam y. Sheuer; @ritsr gufieber,
9arrp Stipp 3wsiter aufiebsr, Sein,
RID Self; Shasmsiitsr. 8billp Robin'
ion; Ssfretdr, SEQ. VI. Briesel; Hs,
prdf.ntunt lur @rOblose. Or. SOispb
VI. WaSntr 2ruitesS, u. O. @ooos
mau. Sris @asusr. Pster Stipp f; Ser
treter our Sreimanrer Tsmpel @eieu,
ihaft, s. Us. Warnte, Sobn Il. 8ag,
nsr F.; Batreter ,ur Sreimaurer unterit.
@eieuihait, Rbilip Robinion. = Die
@lnfiihrun9 Der neuen 9samten fiuoet
naditen Woutas abtno i'm Sreimaursr
Gempel itatt.
- Sine Delegation oss Scranton
Sieosrfranj, aus ben Serrsn Srant
0ummler. 9eor9e S8ahl. Submia z.
Stipp. yOuis 8. Siebeder, VI. Senfe
Ieu.. Charles Slider, Charles Wenlel,
@sOrse Ssltou. 6rso. 8. 9Siomager,
9surp @eiB, hilbert 3ente iuh.. @mil
@pp, Charles y. 8ries, Is. Is. Ssrber.
uno 6reo. pug bsftsbeno, rsiite Conn.
tag mad SunburD. UNI elmer lps,ietleu
Sisun9 Der Oele9aten pom Sanssr.
buno bon NOroOit Pennipluanisn bel.
%3upohnen, Die einberufen muroe. um
ben PrOteit oeS Bethlehem @elanguer.
Gins 9ele9cntlih oes lesten SGn9erfeites
~ bsratben ; aud Bop Armbrultsr par
nit uus. = IS Wuroe lulett belhloi.
len, bas urthetl Der Rreisrihtsr Iteber
gu luiisn. Damn ihritt man nit fol,
ssuoem Reiultat CUR Beamtsnwabl
Rrdiiosut. Sobn @rdHsin uou auen
topn Yi,e Brdiibent. Paul Oh Dor
Rsabins Corr. nno Rrotof. Setret1r,
y. Die6rih bon Wiliesbarre; 5tnan.
Sstrstdr. @uitau Slider BON Sa,lstOu
Shosmeifter. 6reb. s. Wiomaper DOT
Scranton; 8srwultunssratb Puu
9iisbOf pou %ysbisbtou. aoolf SslteI
pom Sunburp, @onraO 8asnsr Dol
@illiamsport.
@omits Ia Sadsn :.Oes P~rsisfnssns
Poul Dit pon Rsaoine. Souls Sisbsd.
bon Scroutou. Srpins RotbtnburI
bon Snnburp uu6 Raul Stisbof Dol
2sbisbtOu. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
9rberif' -berkauf
-pon-
8eItBOOaem @raRbeigeRtbam,
Treitas. II. Saunar 1912.

@.m6e pufbictur Gntut pnsbtftbIs ppu
5itra 6asias. etuari 5detas uur Bsneiipui ".
pUuas, ausLtfsat Won BEN Common pleas Sc
riti ron sadapanna GUunip. an mid stri6ttt.
psrbt i'd nusfBtu gum GHtullitsu y Ifauf
eurb 8rrftiatruns Oesr ausruf an ben b5bf
cher msilt BitttubtH, fir 9aar, in psm Sc.
rihisesbGues In Der 9 abt scranton, eada.
pdnfid gsuHtp, an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
@eihnahtss @infe.

Taidenblher. Rsiis TOilstteidftden.
Oonea DauotaiAeH. Nnjuas Goiheu.
Reife GaidbtH. etc. N1ss febr annshm'
BARE @eiHenfe. 2tlisr 4 Sarris. 2 9
&pomsHa sivsnae. 6O,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14

Nur mas uniere 2iebe obne 8iin.
ihen unb 9esebren umfbIiebt, 1T
%nabr1aft unier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14

Serner:
30. s.-al bas na4foIaene bsfhriebenS grnnSs
mud, gsIesen in Friesburs. sadapanna County unb
glod 30. 40. une 1T so Gus in 6ront an Hroot
Strabt bel t65 6ub In 1isfe, eemdb einem qlane
beiitslt .Pries. RGneOaft unS SbroGp'e RGrts pOn
yrteebnra@. nne 1T bic Cot tontrabtrt am 81. Sanuat
1900 nit 9ertretern uou Hriee, paneoait nnh 9broop
nnb lbertragen burh ibrs Gretatoreu, etc., an Gliias
bsts 8aitiss oasa Sess. SatiTt ben q. agriI 1900.
%perbeifert, nit einem iptifodiaeu ~b5l;ernen Hobns
banie unb aubsuaebduben
nit 9si9Iae belsst uns in GTetitisu stHsmmsu
dut bic alage Der Rem Sdtler Bniloing unb aoan
afoeidtton pom Scranton, "a, aegen elizabeth
Battles une Sames Battles. S6nlS 5000. Snits
s,cs. s WST a !; Sf,s sTsS5r igii ;,a S;s S$sriF isg.,iis.
1ermiH 1912. Stotts anpali.
S"srnsr;
Ro. 9.-ane bic Rs6te, 1iteI unb SnttrtHeu Der
9ertIagten in unO auf al jtnsn ssuiHtn sirib oeer
YaIiele sane, geIeaen In BEN 9ownibip Scott,
sadapaHua County uno Staat qennfuludnia, bes
erinit ahe bei4rieben ME ioget, nemIi6 anfans
genb an etnen Semlod an bet Barranteelinie, banu
ihbli6 As @raet, oftlid pa Nutben ~ gfofeu unA
-Stetnen, bdnn ilpli6 As @raee, weflid "a Rutben
~ etnem gtoiten, elmer ode uor Caleb Bromn's
edne, ednn noreltb IS @raSs, wshIib ga Rutbsn
~ einem qfoften, bdHn sntlang ber @arrdntlinis
~ Nutben sum AnianaspIaye sntbaltenb 50 Ader
sane' mebr oeer ptniaer. 81 eaietbe Giaeutbnm
ana y. Carer bur4 Sesb, batirt ben "a. ausuh 1860
nne etnaetrdgen In 2userne County TN Seeebu4
10. 81, Sette 412, etc. 8erbeficrt nit eintm ipets
uneetuhdlbtodtgen boliernen gBobnbduie, Shsune,
ausengebauben unb aepfelgarten barauf.
Ylt Nei1lda belegt uno In Grefutton aenouimeu
aui bic atdae pom Il. e.. Benedict eeatu 9hrtitiaua
y. Carer, 9~ertIaete, unb 9iaolds 9. Garep unb
Sopbie 3. @bttbed, ierre tenants. Snulb sit00.40.
Snterefien pom 10. September 1910, Aumdltgebnhrsn
une Rotten. 6, y. Gardner. anpaIt.
Sernsr;
10. t0.-gn iene gentle Cot, Strib oeer Partsue
edno, eetegen In Der Stabt Scranton, eaddwanna
County unb Staat VenntpluaHid, begrenit une beS
ttrieben pte folet, nerIid St Got no. 80 i'm
Blod 30. 10 dui BEN Reynolds Brothers une Nes
Gartbp's plan ron eots. Seiaete Got III 10 dub IN
Siont an getbep Strdbe, eieielbe sreite btntsn,
unb i40 Snb in Iiefe ~ elmer Alsp II fub brett,
pie auf BEN beiagten Ylan pertethnet. Jf ednelbe
Gigenthum, pelhes 9obn 3. Ci6aro At nj. BURG
1eeb, batirt ben %. Ropeniber 1906 hbertraeen an
Barn O'4ople, einqetraeen in 0eebbu9 Ro. u,
Settle 326. aeblen nnb NineraIieH %rtisruirt. Anes
p%srbsfert. nit sinsm speifodisen helerneH Bo4n'
baufe.
Rit Ssf9Ias btIest unb in G~rstutiOn seuomneu
auf bic aiaes pom 8. u. RnHfors, S9atmetttst'
atgeu Rarp D'Bople, 9erfIdets. Snulb Si40.
Sntsrefen pom 1. gadri 1911, AupdEtetbahren uns
Rotten. Subauent Wo. T56, Bar fermtn tgtf. Ut.
"a. Ium Sannar isrmin 1912.
RutbtrforS, aHDaIt.
10 bas s~tHanntt gis,Hibum HiEt HHr sssfa
naaRsahINta aeFHduff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-23
and oil engineering. all are reduced
one-third to one-half price.

and oil engineering, all are reduced
One-third to one-half price.
Juvenile books for girls and boys of
all ages; history, biography, story,
fairy tales, birthday books, cloth books
for young children, etc, at a reduction
of one-half and one-fourth price.
Standard authors. Scott, Dickens,
etc. that sold at so cents and 70 cents,
now Is cents and 25 cents. Poets. with
gilt edges, formerly IS cents. now %
cents Books in sets al one-haf price.
There are baskets and tables, loaded
with wares. many of which would make
splendid holiday presents, and which
are being sold at a mere song
This is a great opportunity to buy
Christmas gifts. and when you call,
among other things look for the glass
cases, containing beautiful brass sets,
In the rear of the store in the art de-
partment. These brass sets are being
sold at great reduction.
OF course there Is great advantage
for you in calling earlv