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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
0rpkoisbitabl.
SSiro oem Waf GUff,n BON ieincr
iriBcreE graut sur Gait sslcst.

Der 2(nitreifsr Wlad Coffin, tpels
der iriiber on Gloer Strabe pobnte,
ruroe esItern auf elmer Jurm nahs
MinIter, 8. BON benz Gonitobler go
Iepb 5hon, DON 5rieoensrI4ter Wpers'
Office, unter Der 4ntIase oes 9roBs
eisbItdbls psrboftet uno Stpar uuf Ell
nea uon SRI. Sbu 9snslep, BON glart
Strabe, srpirtten 9aftbeiebl bin. 5rl.
5euslsp betrieb friiber Elm aur8tpaas
reu-0eihdft an Glart Strabe. als Il.
nit Coffin betunnt puroe. 2esterer
rer!iebte iih NIT ibr uno Der opt8eitss
tag mar auf benz II. September rorl'
gen Sahrss anseieBt tporoen, ieoot
i!e1te Der 9rautisam iih niht elm,
SRI. 5enslep bate por9er ansebltt1
lire Griparniiie gum autauf Der
5auseinrihtuns uno WObeln herau'
asben unb ibrem 8rdutiedm bier Rins
pe, cine ubr, nebit Gette. cine ManbO'
line uno cine Sulsfette i'm gBertbs
rpn $40 CUR 4ufberpabrung amer
traut. sic fab uno borte nitts meh'
BON. ibrem grGutisam, ipelher am Is
September bic Stobt perlaHen bate
bis iie in grfabruns bruhte, oab gof
fin fih uuf elmer Garm maize Wlnltsr
g., aufbalte. Sic erpirtte paraufhir
Zen 5aftbefebl unb Ronfabler 5bor
nehm. ipie sefust, bic 9erhaftuns Dor
CT fauo. hak Coffin ii4 am Dantia'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
9leine Snli5einabridbten.

- Ilbert 9roeninger, BON go. 618
Union Strabs, erpirtte gsitern einsu
Saftbefebl gegeu Gpuis 9aqinser,
BON SO. 237 2ublOlp StruBe, untsr
Der Nntiage Der unterihlasung.
grpeninser mar am Montng pegen
zines gsriHsfiigigen 8srgebens per=
baftet tpproen uno goGineer bsTorgte
fpGter giirsi6aft fir ibn. gepor iie
bic GENERALIZATION berliebsn, min
9roenirgsr isinem Grsunbe $107 our
4ufbetpabrung iibereeben baben.
Seitoam bat gallinger Ii6 niht tpies
Der BET ibm bliden lafIen.
- QIs 5rau gbp. 3ebinger, go.
1916 Bremen StraBe, 9eItern Qbeno
betr1tam, trat Elm unbstannter, 5iem=
lid guteetlsioster Wann aus Der
Sbiire ibres i'm 3. Stotlpert bsfino=
lihen 3immers. Der Mann elite bic
Sreppe binunter unD perihpanp, be-
ppr 5rou 3eoinaer iid bon ibrsr lls>
berraihung erholt batte. Sic fanb
bel ndberer llnteriudung, baB cine
Siumantbrphe i'm Wertbs bon $35,
Elm Ring i'm 8ertbe BON $15 uno ans
oere Shmudiadsn aus tbrer Roms
mooe geItpblsn pproen tpdren. Der
Dieb bate ii6 zines RahI6!iifels Be-
bient, um in bas 3immer gu geIanseu.
- Nus Der Wobnung bes Spl.
Rpisnbaum. go. 506 Sobn StraBe,
purbe elm an5ug in Wertbe bon $l2
entpenbet.
- Der 5armsr unb SallenItelIer
gubo gbpmpion BON lebanon. Sbip,
fabts in Der Wittpod Raht 5tpei Mons
nsr oabsi ab, als lie aus ieinem Shup@
pen spOlf Sits unb 5tpsi SpoHumz
sseue enttpenbsten. gr CAB auf Die
ginbrsder sinen Shub ab, iebph be-
lpertftellistsn oieIeIbeu ihre 5Iuht.
Sin 9ieb entipenbete aus bem
s3immer bes gbil Stepban, gio. 1927
Central Gpsnue. $50 in papiergslo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27

betroffen ipurben, Der innigiten 1beil>
nabme psriidert fein tDnnen. Die Be
erbigung finbet am Samftag Vahmits
tag um 2 llbr bonn 5rauerban1e yto.
248 pieomont Qpenue aus itatt.
Sn Der 8litbe ieiner Sabre, an Der
S6peQe bes 80. 2ebensjabres tit
6err gernarb aus moore
in bic GIDigteit btniibergeidlummert,
inntg 6etrauert ntht nur bon feinen
2lnge60rigen. Ionbern audi BON ben
Dielen Jreunoen, bic er iid burh feline
9erporragenben Gbarattereigenihaften
gu ertpsrben geipuBt bate. Die 8serz
bigung finbet am SamltdgMoreen um
balb neun llbr Dom Srauerbauie an
Der SiibpeItsG Der golerain Qpenue
unD 8ant Strabe aug ftatt, fporauf
um neun llbr in Der ct. 4uguitinus
Stride elm feisrlites Requiem eslsbrirt
tperoen mtrD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
SO a brfheinlih bic bat Ell.
mes W bniinnioen.

IormoIa Ganias, 26. San. -
Mills Bates unb feline Satin tpurbsn
bier am Donneritas BON 5arpep Waps
Leigh, einem Jarmer, Der NIT linen 80
Sabre lang in freunoihoftlihsm Der
bdltniHe itanb, in ibrer Wobnung err
idoiien. Wan glaubt, bub Wableiab,
Der feItsenommen tpuros, ploslif
ipabniinnig qeiporben 1T.
Der Sobn ais 5aupterbe {.
RenYOrt, 26. San. Grdu aus
quite gonrieb, bic Wittipe bes iriihersn
DIRECTORS oes Wstropolitan Cpernbau.
fes 5einrih gonrieb, bintsrldbt in ih.
rem 1eitament, ipel6ss am Donnsrltao
i'm probatseriht eingersidt purbs
ibrem Gbne Riharb gonrieo $780,.
600. Derielbs miro ndh 3ablung ei.
niger 9ermddtnihs audi ben Rsit bss
NahlaiIes er6sn.
Reuer 5ortfhrits in Der
Upiatif.
Gan Diego. gal., 26. San
Glenn 8. Gurtib, Der apiatifer, bai
bas fir bic 5lotie 10 ipihtise problem
aeloft, nit einem 4eropIan bon oel
Waferfldhe aus auf5uiteisen uno tpie:
Der i'm Waiier 81 lanben. Gs lit jebt
.noglih. bab Elm Qeroplan bon bel
Woherfldde neben einem ariessItifi
aus aufiteisi, sinen Retosnos5irunss
fIug mott, 3uriidieb,t unb an Bort
se5osen pirb.
Sein Qeroplan tpurbe aus ben
Sfuppen eebraf)t, ihrpamm NIT bilI,
elmer eisenen 8orridtung auf bic Gan
Diego Ban binaus unb ndhbem bi,
Sdraube in 9epeguns e.ieBt porber
mar srbob Is iih in bi. auft. guriis
flog cine Ueile i'm areis herum. Ian
bette pisber i'm WaiIer unb erhob Iif
abermals in bic Cuff, iporauf er mad
Elm paar Wlinuien i'm WaiIer Dor BEN
Sduppen lanbeie, in ben bic Uiaihin,
oanH pieoer binsinse3osen Duroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
sSMenolidlc Nreibeutcr.

Die ppIi5iiten gotroesge unb 5rats
nor perbuftetsn eeftern abenb brsi
iunge Burden, Namens gharlss
Mannins, 19 Sabre alt, bon go. 2317
Wariap Woenue, Wm. Serbert BON
go. 1929 Burns Strabe, uno Salie
grod. II Sabre alt, ppu Ro. GA
State Mpenue unb fperrten oieielbsn
unter Der Intlase bes 8isbitabls Elm.
Die Gefansenen IolIen felt Wlonatsn
Jrahtnaesons Der Big 4 Gifenboln
beitoblen unb ihre geute on Wirtbe
unb Grooerpbefiser pertuuft haben.
5erbert fon elm umfansreides 0e-
ftGnbnib abgelest boben, nahbem BITE
ppIi5ei in feiner refp. isinsr eltern
Mpbnuns einen srpBen Sbeil Der ans
seblih seftpblenen Safen pOrgsfun.
gen vnb ,onfisstr. bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
Qlngenebm iiberrai1t.
9ieSerfran5 srgalt bon ieineH Samen
eas erite Jnbilaums: :6.ibruf.

Cine lteberraihung bodIt ongeneb-
mer Irt puroe qeIteru 9lbeno benl
Ginctnnatier Sieoertrnn5 3utbeIl. GIe
2lftiuen Daren IN Wtei0el's SuQe beim
GirItuoiren Der 2ieoer, Die gelegent.
lid oes %. SttftungsfeIteS 0es 8ers
eins i'm udditen Wionat geIunaen
peroen iouen, aI5 cine Population
oes Iamen3trfels it'd atmeloete 9tas
tiirlih lit iolher 8eiud] INNER mill
fommen, auh pdbreno Der ernIten
9lrbeit Der Eroben. 2ln Der Splse
Der Population Itano sSrau Or. 8. s..
Sid, Die III berrlther Heoe nit SlHs
Deis auf bas beporitebenoeStiftung
feIt Dem Sieoerfran3 Elm @eide1f DON
500 iiberreihte. Die Grobe 1puroe
natiirliG iogIeih abgebroden. Ii
fhe uno Stiible tpuroeu 5ulamneIta
geriift unb Die 0amen nuroen gum
gertpeilen eingelaoen. Or. q. anoh,
Der riibrige GereinsprdItoent, bate
iif) tn5Dlifen bon ietner frellotgen
lleberraiflrg erbolt uno oanfte ben
Samen fiir Die bodber5ige 8abe. Gr
betorte bas quite 8erbGItntB, oas itets
3rpiihen Dem Gamen5irfel uno DEN
Sdneern beItnnoen uno aus pelhem
fir beioe gbeile nur 8utes erIprisz
zen fonne. g5 gab Rebe lm0 8egen.
reoe irnb Die anqefangene 8robe enoe-
te in sinsm biibIhen tleinen aoms
mcrs. Ger geItrige 9lbeuo btloet &c.
nib Elm elites Omen fiir Die sSeier oeS
| iilbernen SSubilaumS, 8u Delbem ii6
Der 0ie0erfrun2 ouitift
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
6eute
Wiro bic @ppbwars 6ohIhnle BEN
Fub'ifum our SeiidtisuHs
ofen iein.

Die Doobiparb 5odiduls lit ninS
me6r in aLen i6ren Sbeilsn po[snost
unb Die Dffentli6s gsii6tiguns, bic am
Gage Der Ginfpsibung niht ituttfinben
tonnte, 1T iest auf ben beutisen Gag
anberaumt fDoroen.
6eute pirb bas Yublitum bon
balb brei big flint ubr Radmits
tags unb Don 6alb aht llbr bis sebn
ubr 4benbs 9elsgsnbeit erbaltsn, bas
Snnsrs bieIes prd6tigen nsuen S6ulz
gsbdupes in Qugenitein gu nebmsn
unb aud bic psri6ieDsnenQabora
unb Wertitdttsn gu bsiihtigsn. Sn Der
mddtigen 2tuta pirb bas aus "a Muz
iitern beItebenbe Woobtparo Srheftcr
ton3ertiren unb Der bramatiihe alub
Der 5ohitule piro auBerbem Elm 2uits
Ipisl auffii6ren.
giuhmittaas Ioippbl fpie Ibenbs
ptrb bon oen Sdiilsrn Elm iHtereHunz
tes Yrogramm ourdgsfiibrt, bas ben
geiutern gelsgen6ett siebt, iid Don
benz, mas in Der WopbnarD So6s
ihuIs eeIei'tet ipiro, burd ben augenz
ihsin gu iiber5eugen. Die anaben uno
bic WGb6en fiibrsn turnerii6e uebuHs
gen Dor. 5erner iinb bic aodI6ule,
bic RdbIhule, oas aunitoepurtsmeut,
iotpie Die perftiebenen 2aboratorieN
os0ifnst. Qbsnbs pirb Iid Der Drama
tiIte alub iebsn laiTen unb Srheiters
muiit nebit 2ieberoortrGeen peroo1s
itdnoissn oas prosramm. Sas Huhs
mittags ssprosramm bsginnt um a3
unb bas Qb.nbsq bsqrosramm um a8 llbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
1aad e Gsessaises goiss6att 5reas 27. Sanaar

@fasgo M. abgeg.: ~Gorintbian" ,
nah philadelphia.
2ibau. Mngel.: raursr, bon
Tefp Yort.
Bremen. anget.: .5risbri9 Der
8robe", BON Neip yorf.
Jiume. qbgeg.: rpdnnonia", na9
Rem Yorf.
Genua. Qbges.: nGlOriba". na4
Reip Yorf.
Gonbon. Nbgeg.: oWinnepasta 7,
nod Hen Yorf.
Sueenstppn. 4bqe1.: st.
paul". nah Hetp yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
Die 0as Re5spt 0es Ar5les
dasl llamen er6ie(l.
Gle abioIute @abrbeit Der Oeid)idec
iuirb bmrd) bic Uarnntie befr6ftigt,
S25,OOO.W irgenOeiner iuobltbdfi.
gea Mnitalt 81 geben, iuena anoer.
iueits er,uicicm.

Gin balbes Sui'r
bnucert suriid. aIs
Der eeriiornenc s'd
ter eSoIlH G@rieu
bon goipen, llini,
IeiHsn ssemeiHoemila
aIieoern nHo 5renn'
ben has slesrpi eni'
psabI, ipcltcs ibal
snr tseiuuobeii ftife
arnii mieeer perbei'
lea bate. aahsn ois
eeuic ocnifeIben ben
ssamea Safer 3pIiH 8
ateelsin.
sSbrc strd'i. eriaE'
inrgen uno Slls'
iirb enHgeaIesosu ~
!nriren. oerodnii Rs
benz umi.nnae. cnb
Ite b,e upshwenptue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27
Muslano. .Selegrapb
W p iieriofer Fob zines To-
reaniihen prin3en.

4 " w " b-
ct. petersburg, 26. San.
Der 3ob bes friikren aoreaniihen
Geianbten in ct. petersburg prin3
3fhin pomii. befen 2eide am
Oonneritas in ieiner Wobnung in eiz
ner gorftabt BON ct. petersburg on
ein.m 6oten bGneenb aufgefunben
| tpurbe, III in mpiisri0ies Tun.el ses
buIIt. Muf einem Siihe ldeen 8riss
| fe, bi. on ben aaiier bon aorsa uno
an ben aoiIer bon RuBlanb eeridisi
iparen, uno duh Elm anoerer 9rief in
,p.ltem Der Bring erildrt, parum er
jid bos leben nebnen tpolIe.
Die poli5ei iit Der 4niiht. oaB Der
grns ermoroet Durbe unb bic 2eihe
nadkr oufsebdnsi porben III. um
ben qnihsin su ertpeden, odB er
Selbftmoro beedneen babe. Sn Der
| reften hdnb belt Der 9oote, Der on
sinem 5o.en. Der in Der 3immerbede
ansebraht mar. bing, einen ReooIner.
Die auseln poen in bic 5ano ein=
seihlogen.
4n Der p.rion bes prinssn fpurbe
bic Quittuns zines Geihenbeitditers
fir cine Gelbiumme gsfunben, fur
ipelde bic 2eide mad Wlabipoiiod ses
ididi perben foIlte. Der 2sihenbez
ftaiisr fast.. baB bisie Summe Dor
Elm paar 3agen bon einem iapuniiten
prin3en bel ibm beponirt noroen lei.
Der griei, Der bic Griinbe entbulten
ion, aus bensn Bring 1lhin Selbita
morb besansen bat. 1T in ensliiher
Sprafs g.ihrieben, beren 5idinz po=
mil untunoig par. 9as Shreiben
lauist in aiirse. baB Der prins nidi
ldnser bic Grniebrisuns ieines aanoes
unb ben UerIuit Der unab6dnsisisi!
ertrasen t6nne.
prin3 Yomii mar elm Better bes
auiiers BON 4orea. bate aber pabs
rsno Der Iesten Sabre in elmer tleinen
DObnuns elm orurIeIises Doiein sefris
tet.
| gppriano gaitro publt
4 " SUSS.
gerlin, 26. Sanuar. - Gin
9ruber bss friiberen prdiiosn.
ten Gaitro BON 8enesueld. pon eiHem
friitrsn syinan5miniiier Gaitros be-
sleitei. befinbet iih ieBt in Deutih-
lamb, na9bem er einise 3eit In enss
laono, 6ollanb unb 8elgien Sugebrahi
bat. Dem Wernebmen nah 1on er per-
fuht baben. lluterIiiisung fir ein.
Repoluticn su Guniten oes friiberen
prdiibenien Gaftro 5u er!onsen, alIs
4emiibunsen Shiffe fir einen folh.u
3ped 5u erlansen. IclIen aber persebs
lid, getpeien fem. Sbeleih ibm reifs
IiHe OeIbmittel sur Werfiisuns iteben
bobsn bic Shiffseisen!biimer bon
6omburs. Bremen unD Nnirxrper
feline Cuff cine Uerlesungen Der SAT.
unsen bes g0ltsrrehts su ristinn.
| Die tieiisen characterization Di.
plomotsn sluuben nift. oaR gaftro ie.
mails ernftlif einen 0eriuh MAIDEN
pirb. feline Wsodit 3uriid gu erlongen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27

Rem yort. 26. Jomuar. Anget.'
: -Ueouretanio" ponQiDerpool; Rhein.
pon Bremen. 4bgeg.: ~ao1retagne@
no9 1opre.
Baltimore. Anset.: .1obeuia-
bon 6nmburs.
aIe1anbrio. AHset.: .Gasma'
Hia.. tea Ran Qsti
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27

aungstase nit Der geifBerir Der Jarm
Derbeirutbet bate. gr purns Dem isries
hensri6ter Mners porgefiibrt, tpel6sr
ifr unter 81 900 giirgidaft itelte uno
has gerb0r auf beuts onieste. GoffiH
tit SO Sabre alt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27

ssraft ssrIeibf nm bic arnnfbctt 5u bsidntple;r.
Hfbenfsn gle, eab Batter 2obns Dleotsin cine
reirs unb bs75mmli6e gabrunes, gReoisiH III
fifr Eisieaiasn fpsIne fdwadb uBb berabaeicHt'
frsn flno Sie titttdIt feinsn affoboi pnsr se'
fltsIihe Troeuen. E,e III feine Baieniniebisiu,
foThern aBss Tcsiors seri4reibuns. 9a.
yaIi:igf,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27

Staaten berfdlisben nnb bas mare Elm
iinnertennbarer Nadtbeil fir unisr
Qdnb.
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Jn(anO OGc(cgrap1

(Gortfebuns bon Der 1. Seiie.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23

GinFdjtsooG.

Sfls id mein 8eib sinit nabm, siH9
aud
Die Sdpiegermutter nit;
So9, tpie mfrs aud bor ibr sebungf.
Ro9 ME i9 Our9 iis lit.
Se 1T piel b.Fsr uGs ibr Ruf, 4
Sid gut nit mir b.rtrus;
Sod, bab fie ab unO gu b.rreiit, !
SIT bod ibr fdDniter 3us.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23

3.its.mdBe annoneG
GjebiIbeter iungsr Rann, Der mtbrere
Spra6eu bsb.rri9t unb elm gutts
Organ beiibt, pirb fir Elm srDBeres
@sbirssrsitdurunt aIs e4o ssfudt.
- Sein Stanbpuntt. Die
tommt's, 2luguit. bab be bsisr bein
Gjeburtstog 70 alltene bier i'm @infeI
feisrIta Sa ipe.bt, Gmil. bi. unberen
freIIen unb Iauf,n 70 pisl. boB fe uff
Der St.i.r msenen, i9 t6nnt. nod
mebr St,ier beSablen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23

rSd, tpenn fperO'n g benn ANAL
sabl'na"
rg2d, go ipifen ia: Bis b.unt Dor
bier5ehn Sag mar met Wsann phne
@erOisnf."
Limb por a9t Sage"
rOa bab'n mr. n Gins sebdbt!@
Limb beunt9" d
rSeunt mar g. MObelrat'n!" ~
rllno beunt in a9t Sage"
nRa = bDs fas' Sbnu slet: bd
geb'n mr. auf'n Ball"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23

@ergGei9enb bemertt.
g,ri9tspprFbenber Unit @lubs): Die
t6nnen sic nur: in 70 unans.mefeuer
Rl,ibuns unb nit 10 unsemu9ten,
Itruppisen Saaren bier erf9einena
ansstIdgter: So glduben sic nur,
6err grGiibent, mir madt bas 2Gms
men f6pn m.br arbeit ais Sbnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23

6inter Dem bliib.noen RoienitOd J
aieben in felisen Stunben
Beioe bon aiifen 10 mun9en Sdod
Gieb.fslig ii9 number.
a9, Die Rofen fino IGnsit berbliibt,
eGngit berbliibt 1T bus 2i.btn. ..
ReuIid fein Strismsng.ii8t mir psr>
ri.tb:
fur Der Stod 1T s.blieb.n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
mpifbIidtnS

WeitbGiden6. - I9,
aotte, 6as mub bod rsiseno Iein nit
.inem SffiSier perbeiratbet su fsin.
bic idOne Uniform unb Die Orosn.-
Sa, unb bente Dir, ounn ipiro .r AUDI
nit Muiit b.gra6tn.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-12
LOCAL NEWS

There will be special meetings
of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew
and of the Knights of st. Paul at
Grace Episcopal church, Tuesday at
1880 p. m. A full attendance is de-
sired.
During April there were 7,435
births in Pennsylvania, the number
of deaths being only 1884. Pneu-
monia caused 1928 of the deaths. OF
the 12,S4S cases of communicable
diseases reported in May, 5,714 were
measles.
The Red Mems excursion COM
mittee have made arrangements for
a refreshment car to be attached to
the special Luna Park train, We'd
nesday, July 10. The boys will have
the chance of their life to buy ice
cream and candy for their sweet
hearts going and coming.
Estimates by the agricultural
departments experts indicate that
approximately 4,2S1,S5S bushels
of wheat will be harvested in this
country this summer and autumn, an
increase of 6S,S4S,S50 bushels over
last year. OF winter wheat the yield
is almost 4S0, 100000 bushels and
of spring wheat 2S4, 100000 bushels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erik re-
turned home Sunday from an over
land trip taken in their 1S-horse-
power Pope automobile. Monday
morning, July 8, they left Honesdale
at 6:15 and four hours later they
were in Binghamton, NY, a dis
tance of GA miles. They went via
Thompson and Susquehanna. An
other record was made Wednesday
when 63 miles were covered. They
motored from Binghamton to Ell
mira in three hours. At Binghamton
Mr.. and Mrs. Erik were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Ferguson, Mon
day and Tuesday. While at Elmira,
Wednesday, they visited Martin Erik
From Elmira they motored to Troy,
where another uncle, William Erik,
was visited. Towanda, Athens,
Sayre and Waverly were also places
visited. In all 430 miles were
travelled. The trip was exhilarating
and very much enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Erik.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-12

Miss Arabella Moore, New Yok,
who spent the past few days here
with relatives, has returned.
Miss Lena Sponsler, Collegeville,
is spending the week as the guest
of q. E. Clark, Boyds Mills.
Miss Elizabeth Healy was enter
tanned for a couple of days this week
at Camp "Not-A-Man," Elk Lake.
Henry Freund and family are now
nicely domiciled in their newly-pur-
chased property on Church street.
Mrs. S. B. Morrison and family
have returned from a weeks outing
at Canaan, Mrs. Morrison former
home.
Ernest De Ceoccio, tree expert,
has secured the contract for trim
ming the trees in front of the Court
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johns, New
York City, were entertained over
Sunday at John D. Weston's cottage,
Forest Lake.
Mrs. c. Schuller spent a few days
last week with relatives in Hawley,
and her daughter, Miss Alma, was at
Indian Orchard.
Stephen Hines, who has been re-
siding at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Abraham Decker, Cliff street, left
Monday for Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Mary Gibboney and Miss Iva
Kelley, Scranton, have returned
home after an extended visit with
Honesdale friends and relatives.
w. C. Weaver returned to his
studies at the Philadelphia College
of Horology after passing the Fourth
of July vacation with his mother
here.
Miss Emma Sandercock, who has
been spending a week with relatives
and friends here, returned to her
the week.
Mrs. George s. Purdy left this
morning for New York from which
port she will accompany her brother,
Mortimer Addoms on two months
trip to Europe. ..
70 w. P. Coon and family motored
from their home at Clark's Green to
Honesdale, Sunday, returning the
same evening. While here they
were guests of Mrs. Coon's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Decker.
Angus Lawyer, of this place, has
received a promotion in the Custom
House, New York City. When he
returned, after spending a few days
here, he accepted a situation which
places him in charge of the entire pay
| roll of that building. A nice increase
of salary also accompanies the pro.
motion.
John O'Neill, who has been spend.
ing his vacation at his home on Erie
street, has returned to New York
| Mr.. O'Neill is captain of a freighter
whose capacity is 5000 tons. He
phys around the bay and also makes
trips up the Hudson and East riv
ers. Mr.. O'Neill has been paying
yearly visits here for nine years.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-12

was appointed acting Cashier of the
bank October /, 1874, and was ap-
pointed Cashier pro. TEN. November
20, 1874, and was elected Cashier
July s, 1876. During his service of
thirty-seven years he has given to the
bank his undivided time and effort
and has been jealous in the work of
building up and maintaining at a
high standard the business of this in
stitution. His personal integrity
and high character, as well as his
keen business instinct, have been
stamped on the affairs of the bank
and have gone far toward giving it
the high standing it has maintained
in this community and elsewhere.
And while the Board regrets that ad-
vancing years make him feel the ne
cessity of relinquishing his work, we
desire to congratulate him on his
long and successful career, and we
wish him much comfort and content
in his declining years.
Certified from the record,
HOMER GREENE,
Secretary pro tenn
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-12
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT - TO
the ladies of Honesdale and Wayne

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT - TO
the ladies of Honesdale and Wayne
county: The undersigned has opened
an up-to-date ladies' cloak and suit
house at 43 Salem Ave-, opposite
Clarke Bros. store, Carbondale, Pa,
and invites your patronage. l han
die full line of the latest styles in
dresses for Ladies and Misses in silk
foulard, messaline silk, pongee; also
a full line of fancy white dresses in
all-over embroidery, Marquisette,
batiste, lingerie, lawn, linen and
French serges. We invite Honesdale
and Wayne county ladies to our new
store, where we will be pleased to
show beautiful styles in the above
mentioned line. We are in a posi-
ton to give our customers the ad-
vantage of low prices as we are in
touch with New York buyers. | am
experienced in Ladies' tailoring and
dressmaking and am able to give my
customers the latest styles. We are
offering free car fare to Carbondale
whether you purchase or not. Come
and see our stock. Souvenirs to
every visitor. Our prices are low
est. Frank Epter, 49 Salem Ave-
nue., Carbondale, Pa. tt
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-12
DIDN'T WANT MOTHER TO KNOW
OF ARREST.

Lieutenant of Erie Police G. R.
Ralph last Friday morning arrested
at Wangaup two knights of the road
who were enjoying free ride to
Scranton at the expense of the rail-
road company.
When bought before Squire Robt.
A. Smith that same afternoon, they
both pleaded guilty to the charge of
tresspass, by riding on an Erie train,
and were given ten days in the cOun-
ty Jail.
The older one of the pair gave his
name as John Williams, aged 45,
home, Bisbee, Arizona, and the
Hill, his age 81, and Buffalo, n. Y,
his former home.
According to the younger mans
story his parents live at SSS North
anton street, Buffalo, n. Y. He was
last employed by the Armstrong Co.,
at Paterson, n. j. He seemed to feel
his arrest more keenly than his old
er companion, who is a seasoned
traveller.
Il don't care" said Hill at the
hearing, ''if you let my father know,
but not my mother. She is sickly.
| was only guilty of stealing a ride" ."
When searched at the jail a mis-
cellaneous collection of articles was
found in the older mans pockets,
consisting of a bottle of headache
tablets, little knife, two putty
knives, pocket rule, chisel, maps,
coffee, black patches, etc. Young
Hill only carried half box of
matches.