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Randolph Mason on my own initiative
General Cruger," I said. before we
discuss exile, let us see II Myron Gates
wolf might be forced to dIsgorge this
money; perhaps we could find a way to
scorch him somewhere with a firebrand,
1t seems to me duty OF a rather su-
perior sort TO pour a pot Of pitch on the
head OF such a devils imp"
He shook his head somewhat hope
impression of me. Courtlandt," he said
IT should Ike 10 pack Goals under the
beast II l could. I do not fear him. l
have no refinements OF false conscience
against meeting his treachery With steel
traps set In the leaves OF his den, but
even the discussion Of such a thing is
Idle. l have gone over IT more than once
with the best attorneys In the city. and
they saw no hope In suit, 1t would be
my word against his; but TO support his
word would be my letter OF introduction.
officers that the money was paid to me
personally-these things would convince
o jury OF candlestickmakcrs and the
like. One firm of lawyers on upper Mas
sau thought l was lying even to them
about It,"
But, General" said, Randolph Ma
son Is not the usual practitioner OF New
York. Permit me to talk the matter over
with him, Something may come of it,
His manner did not conceal how lack
Ing the result would be but ne was cour, :,
he replied. Il shall be greatly In your
debt for thinking OF the matter, but I
fear we shall come back In the end to
a counting of confines, and the problem
.of cheap little inn with a roast fowl
now and then and wine Of the country
Then he rang for Martin, gave me a
n!ghtcap of Long John Scotch. and sent
me off TO bed with the mortgage In my
pocket ] could not at once go to sleep
Tor the melted snow triclsled on the
shingles of the roof. the, branches OF the
trees swept now ard then against the
cornice and the thought of the old mans
exile kept me cruelty unhappy. He was
firm Tipped and CHEEKY about 1t, but /
knew there was to him death In II. He
could not I've with the peasants Of south
ern France: eat meager dinners. with
only the blank wall on the other side
of him for company. hear no word OF his
own language day; IN and day out. sit
again In the rising smoke OF a black
cigar brought down from Marseilles by
the postcart. Some morning a pistol
would end il, or the southern fever. paus,
lend him hand into the boat OF the
last ferryman.
got somehow to sleep finally. and
dreamed great thrilling dream In which
into the very house where / slept seized
him and with his long. powerful fingers
choked broad gold pieces out OF his drip
ping throat. which fell clinRing on the
hard oak floor
had no opportunity to consult with
Randolph Mason until the evening Of the
h S ths e Eassh shs0ssE q oyeT yeg
sorpe government matters. To be dis
crsscd only behind closed doors. and.
when the consul finally went out. he
and down the stairway ns he always
did when the problem before him wn>
unusually difficult. his chin up. his iaws
locked like the close fitting bars OF
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he did not reply: II a hand were laid
or MS arm; he paid no attention 10 n.
1 mns1 he finally soivei The problem. he
Italian had learned to adjust his house
hold dutios 10 the uncertain movements
ol the master--dinner on tray at anv
nour- OF bath. or the bedroom darkenei
lor nights rest beginning with the sun
over Trinity's stceplc.
Kept sham watch on his regular
monotopoUs tra:nplne because | wlshe
10 ureselt To nhn the matter OF the
night before as early as Il might be-
hoped 80 40 quickly back 10 General CRU
ger with some clean-cut. brilliant plan
tnat would turn the pockets OF Nyron
Gates inside out. had thrown the fig
ure OF Randolph af.son n bit lergc be-
Tore the incredulous old gentleman.
did'v good:
Al O'Clock the sound OF his regular.
svea step ceased abruptly In the adioin-
ng room. ] got up and looked through
the hnif-opcn door. lie stood in tiic.ccn-
;or 81 the. room w..h h.d back towari
nc f3r full minute, then the pressure
n his figure Nan!slcd. his shoulders
dropped. he crossed the room quickly 10
bookcase. GOT down a volume II the re-
ports OF the Kings bench mnrke Ell Il with
slip OF paper and laid II en the table.
Then he sal down In his chair rang for
Pletro ard ordered him TO bring I;,tle
luncheon.
tieiro brought a tray with chop. n
shirred egg ard cup of back coffee.
| He drank tho coffee slowly. resting his
elbows on the table in TIC attitude OF one
! who Is very tlr.j. An t.rs muscles ~
aa though they had been much oves-
strained The tremendous nervous cuer
Of he man had Withdrawn into It's sub
tlest retreat, Ec looked ABOUT nlm With
me hai-.utcre5t of one who has becn
absent
went into the room ard sitting down
| In the chair before tho table made my
excuses for irtcrruptlng his coffee and
| had :, ri
~ stated the opening points of the mat
Ter ncfore ! sew how great an error I,
was to go TO him al such time. He
seemed not 10 follow what ! said his
! ed. IL declined another problem until 1t
Ind rested The very souDd NJ my words
socmed 10 annoy him. as the chatter Of
IA child disturbs ono who Is tired. When
II handed him tho mortgage. he looked
Indolently at the first and 'ast pages
log IL. whipped through tire sheets and
thrust II over among the papers of his
table. Thcn he arose and called Ptetro
once and started TO walk out OF The
room rose 10 make "a inai effort TO
get his opinion.
MIR. Mason" said. this Is a grea,
Injury to vcry ho'DIcer r,an. How
Is this mortgage to be avo,ded?'
He answered me with a lls,Icss ua-
concern. s,!il looking after the DEPART
ing P!etro; III is not 10 be avoided
his debt 10 the bank"
caught helplessly a. the last straw
floating out from my DISASTROUS snip
What them: he rrrcaied ,it.i with the
same indoent indifference. "whv. thcn.
there will he another day tomorrow
And lie went out Of the room and up
to his bedchambcr. where the Silent
pietro made ready for his eccentric mas
ter
(To be concluded next week)
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Sut women are not TO be taken witt
u cnain OF forts Love has had his mag
nc carpet, his rope ladder. his fairy god
mother. since time was. Any wise ole
poet could have told him that, and saved
MN. probably. these conspicuous mouth
| ruls OF bitter bread.
| The man was CARRYING on his face a
courteous unconcern, but tho enamel Of 1,
was set over savage lines. When, nov
and then. the genial lights went out ol
ms race. one could see smoldering war.
res heaped up with red ashes. Under
black flag this man would have been
relentless; he would have hanged his
the women and children, II he found q
warship penning him inside the bay.
Gossip bad II that his plans for the
housing OF this wife were already car
ried out the land for a mile farther up
the Hudson had become the splendid. for
mai gardens Of a French estate the ris-
Ing walls Of the chateau loomed a line of
gray, on the blum above tho river. The
great Oriental was making ready while
he waited
had no opportunity to speak with him.
Mrs, Chenley Gaynor. with q niece on
the block. had him at her right. The
pfactical old dowaScr was In every slave
market. She wanted country estate
town house and perhaps a yacht for
her ware. Human emotions had no value,
the little maid In white went TO the high
est bidder. There she was Step little
closer. gentlemen; not twenty yet lifted
but yesterday out OF the gardens OF a
convent sweet, innocent, fresh as a rose
bud How many sequins for her?
Any mother would have feared so dan
Serous man. but not so Mrs. Chenley
Gaynor. This freebooter was the rich
est on the seas he had sacks of dou-
blooms packed TO the sunwale OF his
brig. What mattered It if the dearest
illusion Of maid walked the plank with
TWO gold pieces bound tight over Its
eyelids, provided one got a country es-
tate, town house and perhaps yacht?
Mammon was the only god who was new
er sleeping or on a journey. The man
lowered bit about the debutante. prais-
Ing her charms. but he did not want
her. that WAS clear He nursed a hurt
] was glad that the old general was
independent and the man Emily Cruger
had chosen well enough to do This
brown wolf would be a fearful beast
prowling at ones door.
The luncheon passed after the fash
ion of It's kind. Mrs Campbell Grant,
roped In pearls. thought that, II she had
been giving luncheon early In May. she
would have had something hot An old
that the champagne was Of a native vint-
age, and slipped II uneasily until he
caught the foreign label on the bottle.
He always had trouble in picking up
stores In American waters he said. no
end OF trouble. Alas II he had served
his czar with one-half the zeal that he
served his stomach. his ship would not
coast OF Asia!
We depleted the larder TO Its last pate,
got into our rubbers and proceeded to
embark In our covered carriages. We
trod upon ono anothcr's toes. iammed
our elbows into our neiehbors and apolo-
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Life Saved at Deaths Door.

''I never felt SO near my grave, "
writes W. r: Patterson Of Wellington,
Tex, Gas when frightful cough and
lung trouble pulled me down TO 100
pounds, in spite of doctor s treatment
for two years. Ny father, mother and
two sisters died OF consumption. and
that I am alive today is due solely to
DR.. Kings New Discovery, which COM
pletely cured me.
"Now | weigh 1877 pounds and have
been well and strong for years. Quick.
safe, sure. it IS the best remedy on earth
for coughs. colds. lagrippe, asthma,
Group, and all throat aud lung troubles.
SOC and 81. Trial bottle free. Guaran-
teed by Schramm~J ohnson Drugs. five
stores,
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couyright By Edward J. Ciode3
urN the invitation to Emily Cru
IN u.r.s wedding at her father
eountry place on the Hudson ar
dysd. every one knew what wa
rMnr 10 happen-and II did hap
,,orscs we're embarrassed. motor
az, ordered back into their gar
"A NO went up in the day coaches
-,ur,sd special With furry OF
,-,y,nr against the windows.
-.,e met at the little station shed
,.r of closed carriages. jolted off
r,I,.ee church aud packed into tight
4 rsvs There. II one were really an
"a dear friend of the family and
/, t.,rn the bride since she was a
/ .,d,d little girl IN fluffy frocks,
,.u,,a old General Cruger as though,
.,rs A pickpocket. vilified Emily and
IA The institution of marriage, Then
| -,rs whlsked away I'm the snow~cov-
4 arlages to Cliffcourt and luncheon,
1 o,,t. We piled our ruhbers In an
.rom By the porte cocmere. passed In
~ before the old general, kissed the
4 II Emily's gloved fingers, quoted
!, rroon the appropriate remark Of
IAN and then girded our loins to
4, far place by the generals flesh-
~ It nav we'll be said that a we'll
E,rsd country wedding proceeds upon
1 Yues Of IN English croquet party
I,Ik % your neighbor. II you like /;
i ssstever you can find to eat-and
4 ssgll take YOU The hosts social
= Is a hostage for you. You may
4 ,he man before you on the back
A nv how Vile the punch is, or oEle
4 foreign bridesmaid until, with de-
|cs ltth phrug, she inquiries Of the
4 dogaser at her elbow. "Qui est Get
rrsls' and probably Is told that you
4 .hs psrson gen, up BY the caterer
|bok alter the plate. You have the
sso7 Of the roof
|'k east wind had desolated the gen
1fs garden az the mercenaries did
u Of Hamilcar, the hedges were
Ia. the bushes broken. the early
|ns blossoms shattered. So much for
D who sat a-pianning in Phoebuss s
Ma car;.
Fkime sal me down at luncheon op-
tlt man at whom | was very glad
|tise look. Vague whiSper,ngs had
Ia his name With Emily Cruger's
4 -zany a long day. lie had proceeded
y as plans Ia win her with the
;;sT5tIon OF japanese field marshal.
|jaJ bu-rowed the land around her.
Nj |, Titll trenches. planted II with
Ia. ard then sat down TO walt with a
b o! !alal patience. He was not at
etss ns men go. and his yonth had
y required oi him, but he had the in
ed n conquest. He believed that
sF door opened in the end. II one
r,' cSased to knock on It, He had
Esi!ed fortune by that theory. a
p, fortune He would hammer his
fsfai wear iN. year out always In the
4, Eenk place until ho finally went
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trap, his eyes wide open, but the eye
balls dull his body erect rigid almost,
in its gray tweeds. and the long nervous
fingers gripped behind his back. His
step was firm. tho stride regular. even
and mechanical.
do not know how 10 give any ade-
ouate Idea OF Randolph Mason at such
a time. unless I should say that his at
tItude was that OF menace. do not
mean n mere physical threatening II
was rather as though by tremendous ef-
fort he drove his intelligence steadily
against some well-n!gh impossible bar
rler At such a time IL WAS impossible
to Interrupt MIN. II one spoke to him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
When the Canyon
Streams Get Low

In the hot weather our
city water Is often con-
tnminntcd and spreads dis
ease. Stillrock water is II
delicious table water.
Case of ~ half gallons
SIS; 30 quarts $3.50.
Schramm, Johnson, Drugs.
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SaS xhal abmdrts.

SablOr. SIN bieiisen SOipital ltarb
am SOnnius 9Obu Sunfs i'm slltcr pom
40 S0hrsu. Die usberrtits wuroen am
Oienitus non Der Ghrilt 3umbat ySOh
nuus aus. 1nplOr Sirube, nab osm
5Orsit Dome 5rlroboi iiberiilbrt.
- Sin @inbrshsr bsiuhte Donnsr
iln9 9iaht Die Nobnuugen uou Uforris
Sollanoer uno oes Hiulrsrs Der Olo
6orss srirhiid tutb. Stride unO beiiubI
osrsn 6Oientaidsu um stWa SIS.
- Der 26 Sabre alte RObert Osdcr
uou DiOOiic ROoo wuros um Sonntaa
Jiadlmittas in einem iSclo su Green
pooo als Sside aufJsfunoen uno oa er
cine Wunoe iiber oem linfsn Au9e bat
te, 10 uermutbsts man ,uerit elm Der
brs6en. Der Coroner funo jsboh nod
elmer Ssihsnihau. oaB Die aSunoe nuI
cine Obsrildtlihs isI uno man fun
ounn Su oem SdluB. ouB Dsder osl
unbil Der SSittsruns srlessn mar
Drsi Widnnsr. bic uorhsl oils usroutlil
uerbaitst porbsn paren. srbislten bar
auI wisOsr ibrs 5rsihsit.
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Staotrath.

Durd, cine Relolution, bic Sobns
am Srsiias 9tnhmittus in Der Sinot'
raibsiisuns uorlsSie unb bic reTerirf
wuroe, bs,wedt sr, bic seiGhrlihs Snbn'
freu,uns Der .. & >. Sonpanis on
Sn Wiurfst Strabs ju beieltisen. Der
Staotratb. DuettOr Der offsntllhsn
SDsrfe uno Staotuuwalt iollen nit Der
@ompanis fonfsriren. um bic 5ra9s
sines Yiaonfts oil Der Stelle 81 eror'
tern. Sine Gsiolutlon uOn Sapis pellt
ben Dirctior Der oiisntliden Sihsrbsit
on, isit,uiislien. wsr oaihr usrnntwort'
lid 1T. oae aui Dem HaB @iSsntbum oil
9ieunter Stro6e unb 9Selt Sudawanna
Aucnue cine 9ebiulihteit errihtet mur'
be, welhe oen Seltsnpes blodirI. Sine
SroinanS uon Nirtb bsSwfdt ons Ssssn
uon SsltsnpeSen an NocuIt StraBe.
swlihsu Yillston uno Sluins auenues.
@nOsiiIlis wurOe cine YOrlase au9e
nommen, melhe $500 in oem 6onos
oes 9sparisments Der OfientIihen 81
herbeit iibertrdgt. u. 9. Sauslls uou
su,erne Slaes bsflaste iih iibsr ben
seidbrliden 3uitauo oes Seitsnwe9es
Dor ieiusm Slssntbum. ourh ben Son
traitor Der StraBsnpflaiterung usrur'
iatt. uno Der @eometer waro hisrauI
anssmieisn. iOfort Die Suhe 5u unter
iuhen. Sin 9siuh oes Sohn VI. PrieI
uon @ooolawn Nusnus. isin @iseutbun
nit BEN Aoams Nuenue Gb,u9sfana
Al perbinosn. waro rtferirt. Gin 9leihes
9eidub nit Der 9laee bss 9. VI. Datin
oab elm @runosi9sntbiimsr on Sruinl
glusnus psrisbIt babe. einen SeltenDsi
,u leesn. Bslin. Der nibt In Der Ver
lammluns sriheiusn founte, muros I'M
s5 bsltrait. slouofut Sill uno Elm go
mite uon Bemobneru oeS Diamonl
@omplrrss au Rrouiosncs HOao warel
eridisnsu uno buten, oaB elm ab,n9s
tanal errihtet meroe, nm oaS Wole
uOn Der SberflGds Su orainirsn, bod
muroe linen ertldrt. oaB Der Staotratl
mudllos isi. ou Die BiirSsr seSsn ot
prOicftIrts BOuoaussube fiir fold
3ptde eutidieOsu babsu. DOa wurb
Der itaOiiihs @sOmeter ausspisieu, si
nsu YOrunidlas Su maiden. iOoas Il
Der nGhiisn Bepillisunss. Sroinau
mOslldsrweiie elne Summe su oielsn
3wtd bslIsits seicst weroen fann.
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@ilfes. Barre Sa6ri4ten.

- Sn g9bits Sapsn periturb Oon'
neritas Der Poitmsiitsr uno Drndsrs'
bsiissr Us. VI. Ssiit.
= Mtapor Soist piro nabrihsinlih
i'm ROli,siosparttmsnt onr6srsifsnos
Yer1noerunssn uornebmtn. 9rie9 uno
9Dooo psrosn unter benen 9tnannt, bic
ssben miihsn.
- Durh cine Sussl aus sinem Slo'
bert @spsbr, bas SOiepb SsrnOfsti IN
Sanoen bate. wurbs Sumitas Uiittas
Der IA Sabre alts Safob Urban pon
Ylains ssiOOtst. Die 8useI cur6bcbrts
bas 9er3.
- Sm alter uon 32 Sabrsn ueritarb
am porieen 9onheritus Srau SOiepb
Sdluoe, aus Wiunosnbsim Rbeinpfals,
ltammeno uno isit ,ebn Sabren blsr oils
ia,lis. Der @atts uno Swsi ileine Sim
Der iibsrlsben iis.
- auf bic antluse, am DOnnsritae
pier 9DObnbduier an Sberman StraB'
in Brand gel st 3u baben. wuros So
lspb 3eiuisti am WiOntus in Der SrihI
in 9aIt ssnommen. auA cine frimi
nslls aIass lisst ssSen ibn pOr.
- slm Dieuitus lsstsr WO4s pnrbl
bier Der bstanuts Siquorbunbler 6ran
Senuisss CUR Nube bsiiatist. Der Ssr
itorbens murps ON IL. Wfarj 1887 II
9iuretsn, SaunOucr. ssboren, mar oli'
IA Sabre alt, uuo fam 1854 nnh ame
rifa. @S iibsrlsben ihu bic sSittws
aeb. Yultes. uuc orti 10dter.
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Gtne Sitte.

g1ir bitten bisrmit iOlhe unisrsr usr'
ebrten abOnuenteu. Dslte elm Sabr ocer
ouribsr fir bas -gBodenblott" ihulosu,
uns ben 8etras Sutommeu Iu lafsn.
Osnn mir babsu oas @elo n6tbis unb
saui seDib usroisut. User niht ielbii
uOriprsden fann, lit ssbstsn. ben BE
tras per POit sinjuisnosn. Das @siuG
sriolst. neil mir ssssuwdriis nnO ihou
ieit einiser Ssit ieinsu SOllettor hattsu
uub oem rssuldreu Eerional Der Sffict
Die 3eit isblt. gu fOllsttirsn. @s plirOt
uns uiel 3sitUsrluit sripart, wsnn bic
tsisr uoriprsden unr be,ablsn wlirOsn'
sbs bic SdulO Bu bod uufiduft.
adtuu9suoa,
Der Ssraussebtr.
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2acfaipanua Smei9
W d ia |!

Die rssslmasise Ysriummluns am
Srsitas absnb mar TO idwaA bsiuht,
oaB ss ssratbsn ihisn, bic pihtissrsn
8Orlassn ;u ueridieben uno bic Ysr.
iammlun9 anf
Sreitas, ben 1. Oeiembsr,
,u usrtassn. ON SlsiAsn Srt nuo sur
sep0bnlihsn Stunoe.
IrOeoem bic domination Der BEAM
ten nno auosrs isbr widtiss Ssiddits
uorlassu, idisu ipe3isIl ben Ssrrsu
8srsins. DsIssuten Elm PinOdle in Der
Ssreinsfneipe uisl widtissr. als bic
Ssriummluns bee SwsiSss. SSie oisis
Ssrrsn oils sswiiienbufts MANNER
oaitsbeu uno ibrs Danolunsswsiie ibrsn
YersInsn 9sssnibsr usrantmorten fOn'
ntn. III unS uubssrciilid. Die Der.
sinsuoritduOe isIbit iino auh iumtbsil
SdulO an oieen 3uitduOen. osnn iis
ioIltsn Uidnner als Delesuten ienosn,
anitatt ShlaImiieen.
DOh IS niist wsnig oosr gar nidts.
in ben Osutibsu 3sttuussn bariibsr su
pbiloiOpbirsn, oa lie ia iaum Elm dutch
paper lslsn. uno nenn audi. oas @sle
iene ieltsn ueriieben.
absr oarauf tOuusn iis lih usrlufsn,
OuB in Der Ysriummluus mOrSsn ab'
emo, ben /. De;smber, bic nOtbisen Sc.
ihdite srlsbist psrosu.-ob lie nun aus
psisub iino Oosr nitt.
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xinnn,. Sfsfprm empfpblsu.

Nor oem in 9isw Srlsans ta9enosn
,Salrestonpeni Der american Banfers
Alioeiation" bislt Der irhhsre Unnoes'
lenator 0ieliou 98. slorih. BOriiseneer
Der Supbes' 5inuuS 9ommiiiion, sins
Reoe iiber ben @nlwuli ,ur 6sform oes
5inuu,ipitsms bee Sanoss unO lisB babe
sinilisbsn, irsenO wslde einiiatissh uno
lssitimsu Aenoerunsen. melbe Der Som'
miiiiOn stma uOrseihlaseu wsrosn iOIl'
ten, wiirosn bereitwilliSit uon ihr in ben
rsuioirtsu Plan aufssnommeu merosn.
SENATOR albrid iusts in isinsr Rsos ;
Der 1iational Wionetarp 8Ommiiiion
lit bic lsbr wihIiss auisube 3nssfallen,
sinsn Plan ,u sntwetfsu. uermOse osiisn
oisism 9iOBen Sauoe in alen leinsn Sn'
tereijen uuo allen gauosstbsiIsn bic
Si6erbsit sesen @slopanifen uno per
hdusnibUOue afute StOrnnsen in ieinsn
llmlauismitteln sswdbrt miro. oeren bic
Deu6lferuns aller anosrn sroBen 9an
oelsnutiousn iih ihon isit sinem balben
Sabl buuosrt srfrsusn. Die Wtdn9el
unisrss 5inansipitsms iino oaraui 5u'
rhd;uihbrsu. oaB mir:
y auBsr Staube iino. Die tbattrdf'
tiss Uiitwirfuns Der Santsn 3u erjUin.
gen. pslds sriorosrlih 1T, um 3u 3sitsn
Der Spannuus OOer Der Sriiis Die Of
isntlidsn Sntsrsisn iOpObl. wie ibrs
siSsnsn Su ihissn.
p uuf Die usralteten ooer oblotstsn
@sisssu auiseitelltsn @reussn uno BE-
ibrdntunssu biniiatlia Der SsbanO.
lung Der Rsieruen.
81 uui Elm munsslbaitss. nnslaitiiGss
uuo uurationelles Spltem Der 9iotens
nussabe". Der Ssnator sins ounn gu
etnsr @iOrteruns Der 9auptpuntte lei'
mes Planss iiber. uah wslhem ben uon
ibm ssriistsu Wtduseln uuo unjuldns'
lihfsitsn ourh bic @riinouus eines
nailOnalsn Relsrpe, Ysrbanoes abgsbOI-
fen weroen lol.
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Bon Der Snefeite.

Gin G0hterlsin bat itt BET ben @be'
isuten Ysisr gang on SSillOw Strnbs
Die SidOr1 StruBe Presbgteriihs
@smsiuoe miro am fommsnoen conn.
fog nit sntiprsdsnosn ips,isllsn 5sisr'
li6feiten ben 90. Sabrsstas Der @ln'
wsibuns ibrsr Stride fsisrn.
98ir MAIDEN ole Ssrsins nnb Wiit'
slieoer bss sudOwanna Swsisss auf ben
IN oieier Summer sri6sinsnben Grtttel
auimsrfiam. ben iie lsieu uno nit an'
osrsn Wtitslisoern bsipreGsn iOlltsn.
5rdulein 3bsrsiu 30. SpObrer uOn
Yroipsct slusnus uno Daniel Wt Buns
lslo uon Wiaionuille. u. D., Uuroen
Oisnlius YormittuS in Der St. Wiarien
Strhs Oura Fiurrer Better @briit gum
YunO tir's SsbeH slnSeissret.
g9iltiam Wiurih pon Bird Sfrabe
trus ON 6reitus Jiubmltias idmerjlihe
Yerlssun9en BACON, ais elm pon tbm
9etrlebenes Pierb on @eoar Guenue er'
i6rsdte unb burhbrannte. wObsi er nit
Uu6t auf oas FHaitsr ssworisn Waro.
Srau Oiaria Oambudsr uOn StOns
llusuus. IA Sabre alt, that am Conn
tag abeno au Der @de pom Stous aue'
nus uno Bird StraBe sinen Sall uur
brad oas rshte Shultsrblatt. Su
Stuat Suipital miro wsssn ibrem bOber
Utter ibr 3uitano als gsfabrlla be
irahtet.
Sm bodbstastsn alter uOn IA Sab
rem lit am Sorntas Nbeno in Der Wob'
nuua an PittstOn Ausnne Sobn Shnei
Der seltOrbsu. Der felt 1864 bier aniGliii
mar. @s lbsrlcben ibn Die Nittwe
,mei S6bue unb Spsi GOhter. Oil
Besroisuns faHo Ssitern, nod eineu
1rausroisnit in Der ct. Wiarisu Stride
i'm Srisbboi Der 9smsinoe bel DO.
itatt.
Charles ReillD. neldsr am ~. Ssbr
1908 ben 9Birtb Peter 3iibner uot
Yntston ausnue iibslfisl uno beraubte
brfunnts ii6 am WtOntas i6nlois uni
puroe baun su jsbn Subrsn i'm Ditlihel
3uhthuus uerurtbeilt. Heillg fsbrt
um Sonutas in Besleituns uOn Beam
ten pon Stillmoter, Wiinn., ;uriid, nj
er wssen @inbru9 jwsi Sabre ubssisi
len batte.
Der ct. gstsr's Ssrein BON Der ct
Diarisn @smsinoe bat bic fOlssnOsl
Bsamtsn srwdhlt: PrGiioeut, SOispI
Wisrtsl (; Yi,s Praiibsnt. hilbert Sung
Prot. Sstrstdr, SObn Susn; 5inau
Sstrstdr, VI. Wt. @einihent; Shas
msiitsr. 9Oispb q. @losn; Waridall
SatOb Wiillsr; Ssitsnmariddlls, SO
ispb lambert uuo ausuit Stornabsl
Truiiss. SObu @briitian.
als Ssrr 5lOrenes 8. Sslrisssl. aui
iirer Der ShOieits Sanf, iid friib seft
srn Wtorsen mad, Der Ridfsbr Dol
Jisw gOri in sinsm EOricub auf ben
Ssimwss bsiano. fOllioirts Or. SuItrl
i'm 1900 SlOd an Yinbsn Stra6s mi
isinsm Nutomobil nit bsm EnrieaI
unb Ssrr 9elrisssl wurOs in Osm 3irr
parr am SOpfs ltidt 3srihnitten uni
,srihunosu. pGbrsno Or. Saltsp uni
,wsi Bsslsitsr unuerlest sntfamsn. Or
Saltrp fol- auf Der usrisbrten Seits De
StraBs sefuhrsn isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
4ittStcn.

= 3pei 9abuwassn Der Blltesbarrs
uno NpOmins Yullsp Traction Com
panic follioirtsn am Sonntus abeno
aui Der Sleeuus nube RaiteriOn's 30
bslmibls oil 9ioro Wtain StraBe. Die
beiosn Subuwussn erbieltsn itarfe Ss
itdoisuussu uuO bic PuiiaSiere wurOsn
gut uufssrhttslt. isOOh nur orsi osrisl'
ben stwas Ssri6uuOsn uno 3ertrast.