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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-15
Call 100 More For Beef Jury.

Chicago, Dec. ia new venire OF
100 men was called in the trial of the
ten Chicago packers. All except ten
men out of the original venire OF
eighty-five had been excused, and of
the ten remaining none has been &C.
copied by either side.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-15
Owosso Boosters.

The ladies who have been. doing re.
hef work since the cyclone have formed
u club called the "Owosso Boosters"
IND request all ladies to join and begin
wcst by all those who are taxpayers
registering Saturday and voting We'd
psadxy.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-15
Dies White Drivinq Patrol.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Dec. 12-William
Thomas, for many years driver of the
police patrol wagon, dropped dead
while driving his team.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-27
 cs.sssz PARKER SHOE COMPANY csrssz

him. also. and feared a mob. On cross examination witness said he heard of killing through a sheriff who |saw it in the paper Did not know (which prisoner had been mobbed. Went on to Muskogee. Left Muskogee Isecond day. Came back as quick as he could. Expected to stay two weeks when he left and did not stay that Hong. Murray and Rutherford first had IChitwood in custody. Sid and Reb and Dr. Smith went to Bens house and was there only a short time. Did not see the saws chitwood had but heard lof them through Little Rock officers who found them. There were four others charged with first degree
 murder in the jail. It was custom for two deputies to go in jail together when there were two, but if there was but one there was nothing to prevent him acting alone if necessary. Ruth erford and Murray usually handled Chitwood. Never knew Chitwood until lday of first trouble. Part of the time they handcuffed Chitwood. Sometimes Rutherford handcuffed Chitwood to himself. Have not employed attorneys | to defend Rutherford Let Rutherford have some money at one time, but Idon't know that 1t was to hire counsel
 Witness gave A. ]. Muhphy and F.. lE Sawyer some money at times for | ifiutherford Take an interest ii tac case because Judge Wood has been accusing the Houpts of the killing, and witness believed the boys were not guilty and wanted them to get out. He was also being sued and his Ibondsmen being sued as result or lthis Killing. He knew none of the Houpts wanted Chitwood killed and that they were not guilty. Dr. Smith who went to see Chitwood is sur geon and went to administer 10 Chit NOOu. Jdkt ftOupt Nao titt ANHA " f'fft lChitwcod was first taken to Little Rock. Court had not made an order Iof transfer for Chitwood when Wit ness went away to Texas.
 | w. H Warrock. lives at Rosebud
 Texas. Knows Sid Hoppt Met him De
 cember 24. Intdoluced by Rutherford,
 n neighbor of witness. Rosebud is about 800 miles away.
 M. ]. Poole. lives at Marlin. Texas
 Knows Sid Houpt Met him December '27. Met him about 10 o'clock in Mar lin Mr. Rutherford introduced Us. Mir. Stevens lives near Rosebud, ITexas. Saw Houpt Dec. 24 at Rose bud. About 10 o'clock saw him. Once later saw him on December 26. at might at Rutherford's
 ). " Rutherford lives in Texas now Is an uncle of John Rntherford. Sid Houpt was at home of witness
 near Rosebud from 10 o'clock on
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-27
DENIES ANY
 CONSPIRACY
(Continaed from Page Four.)

|grapher. took evidence before coro- ner's jury.
 Prosecutor Woor then read evidence |of Harvey Whipple. who was in 1au here at the time Told of Murray ana |another visiting the jail on the night of the tragedy. Then told of Ruther- ford coming back late for Chitwood. Witness was in cell with Joe Denton at the time Heard stiffled cries of "Oh,' Ike some one was being choked. and then it was repeated, and grew fainter and weaker until the shots after Chitwood said. Pleas don't kill me. for Gods sake, MT. IIoupt give me trial; please, please, land then more shots and that was Iall until some walking around. Hea. something crash like a lantern. Was Ia deserter from the army. Travelled all over this country and Mexico. Dur ing reading of evidence one juror pair sujch clcse attention that he had lit reread in part to be certain on q point in contention.
 Jim Housley. deputy circuit c'eTfik was placed on the stand to testify that Chitwood was he'd by an indictment. , for assault to kill and for killing of Jake Houpt. Sid Houpt was deputy when Jake Houpt was killed.
 Row Brown. taller at the time. but who was out of the city on a Chrst- lmas visit was called. Expected to De back Sunday evening at l0:30 o'clock lon night of tragedy. but missed tra Il lat Little Rock and about s:l5 from Little Rock phoned Sid Houpt's resi- dence Rutherford took the pace of witness Jail keys were kept in desk at office On ross-examination Wit
 ness was certain as to time he phon- ed. Phoned here so jail would not De left unguarded. Was afraid some of Chitwood's friends might take him ont. On redirect. there were about twenty witnesses in jail and five were for first degree murder. Then you were solic tions only out Chit wood?' asked the prosecutor, but this Twas overned and witness excused. F. s Olmstead lives at woodblne land Hawthorn. at Milton Moore's resi- |dence. Heard one shot Was in room |reading. Pretty certain he heard no |noisss about the streets
 JF. Brown, fireman. works at sta ton in South Hot Springs. Saw Rnth.
 erford night Of killing. He came be
 wen 10 and II o'clock. Talked or
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-27

jail and asked Rutherford when he would transfer Chitwood and he ans. wered when they got ready and added they did not have to transfer him m. Itil the day before he was to be tried. Joe Pulley fireman. at South Hot Springs station. Rutherford came ont there about 9:15 and stayed awhile. probably an hour. Something was said of Chitwood and Rutherford said
 he would be removed the day before his tr.al or about March or some thing of that nature.
 w. L. Right was special police in south of city night of tragedy. Was about court house after II o'clock. Saw Rutherford on Third street that night. Got on car with him and they came to court house and to the sec ond floor. Ben Murray was coming down from the third story of court house and held lantern. Murray and Rutherford had a conversation. and Murray told Rutherford, you are q hell of night watchman to go off and leave the place" Left Murray |about sher'ff's office and left Ruther- ford abont the jail yard or over at corner Saw no crowds of men about. On cross examination said he went off Iduty at f2 o'clock. Rutherford asked him to walk about the jail and he had gone with him.
 Chas Webb. sheriff, testified as 10 t'me 10 walk from corner bv Mo1dy to corner of Ouachfta and Hawthorn which was one and one-half minutes. State rests at o'clock
 Sid Hout, former sheriff. was the first witness called for the defense. Lives by court house. Was in Texas at time of tragedy, seven miles from Rosebud Left here about the 23d Of December. Had been waiting on court land got consent of court to go. Went lon visit to sister. First heard of Chit wood tragedy while going to Okla |homa. Killing was not in accord with wishes of witness Did not want him killed Wanted him to have trial, kept him from being mobbed once. Th's was the sentiment of all his brothers. Had special reason for |not wanting Chitwood kiI'ei, because he thought there might be something behind the first trouble. Was opposed to mob violence. Gnard was never kept at jail until Chitwood was pur in Witness and brother immediately set about after his arrest to get him to Little Rock away from trouble When Row Brown asked to go away witness got Rutherford to take his place Told his brother Reh when he was in town to come around and see If everything was right When arrest 'ei. rhitwood had two saws in his cothes and they were afraid he might get out. There was a feeling against
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-27

night of December P and stayed until following Tuesday morning about ' o'clock.
 Egbert Rutherford, of counsel for defense and cousin of defendent Went on Texas visit with Houpt Were visiting in Texas at the home of his father. He and Sid left We'd nesday before Christmas. Heard of tragedy Tuesday after killing.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-27

took evidence before coro- ner's jury.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Gin @u3's;.l Sc; ral't, Tones"
in Der gut! a,.en ,.i .u4 "A. mas
bentc ala l.gA.I,A s,t ia. ju Neu
merfpllr0i5I!sn G.8tbniien. BIS
5lum @uN9 Oes Is. 3alrbunocrts gum
BE. ipicI. i. rrjiblt ser pGoiiara",
gab ea bel tiu,e bGuii9 nur EN- Srint.
gef1b, oas ton eInem 0ener berun-
gere.dt lulo 9eiillt purOe. Solange
es nod tc lie uSer MIR penige @abeln
CAB, mu5tc naturlih BEL Glide nit
ben 6in8e:n 5ugelangt Weroen; bes.
me9en gnb eS gennue 8ori1riiten,
Die mon iid Oabei gu benbmen babe.
gfan ioIlte, 10 idrieb Der CUTE &on
Dor, Ole Speieu Ieift nit ben Sin.
geripiben einer/ Sano er9rei en-. es
ealt oils uniein, lie abouIeden. wenn
lie bonn 0ett trieiten, auBeroem
ourfte man Die Ginger ni6t an Der
8Ieloung, iouoern nur am Eiidtuh
obmlihen, uno als beionoers unge.
i6ldt galt es neun @ier segeiien
pnroen. oieie nit Sen gtGeeln alts5ti.
trosen, nadoem man ben itiiiiigen
SnboIt beralsgeio9en bate. Gin
Sebrbuh bes aliteh Zones, r2ois be
la @aIanterie", Oas aus Dem Sabre
1864 ]tanmt, entbGlt inter ben "a.
feliitten aud cine Inleitung, wie
man iih Die Iaie gu reinieen babe
Dies bari niemals = 10 miro bort
aliseefiibrt - nit Der rehten San0
geideben, neil oieie gum @rgreifeu
Der Speiien benust miro. 8eionoers
ltreng uerpont mar es na6 eben Die.
iem Bud auh, ii6 ben Sopf gu
frasen, aus man cine 9eipeftsperion
gum Hahbarn bate, INN bieier nidt
unliebiame @6ite gu peridafien. S5n
iener guten alten 3eit mar bas I'm
gejiefer ndnIi6 beOeutenb bGilfi9er
aIs beute, uno Die groBen Berriiden
begiirltisten ieine ausbreitung iebr.
Ser Gampf gesen bas unge5iefer mar
eine beionOere 3unit. 9ie Bicycles
De la bienieance" aus Dem Sabre
1852 empieblen gesen bas unange.
nebme SUDDEN, iid mebrmals on ben
8opf 5u ihlasen, mo man einen Sn'
iefteuftid ipiirt. @s mosen nod elm
paar anbere @oridriiten Oes siiten
Cones aus friiberer 8eit foIget Die
Srancesco 9arberino. Elm 3eitgenoiic
Dantes. in ieinen SanObiihern aui.
iteut; man ioa bel Glide iid niht
binIegen, man ioq Die @efGbe niht
10 iebr nit 8rot auspiiden, bab lie
ni6t mebr eetpaihen perOeu brmt'
ten, un6 ioq nlth nift Die Speiien
10 an Oen @unS fiibren, oaB man iid
ibn einidmiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
aitrunumiids surfdjHHs.
- ssHsH gsrtihriits ber acknowledgements
tahrsH ~ bsbsHtamea etsbaahaHssH.

aus Cos Gneeles in &nIifornien
fontmt Die Rabridt bon eirer be6eiit.
iamen aitrononii6en 9eobabtune.
bic aiIf benz Molrnt @ilioncObierpa.
torilm geIungen lit uno Die rur
6urd oaS m1btiee go 3ou.Eeleitop,
bas Carnegie fiir5Ii6 eeitiftet bat,
moeIid puroe. Wan bat ausge5ei9.
nete pbotoarapbiide gtlifndbmen ei.
mes riefieen SpiraIpebels erlangt,
elmer Waife freiienber @Gie bon
800 WiuiarSen WeiIen DurdnreHer"
Die Gufnabne setst entue6er bic
8eritoruns o6er Sas @ntiteben elmer
neuen 8eIt, Die etnpa 150 Wiuiaroen
MeiIen bon Dem Centrum oes nGd.
iten sroben SpiraInebels eutfernt lit.
Ra1 ben 8eridten Der Sterrtporte
lit Die neue photographs Die i6Grfits
aufnabme zines SpiroIrebeIs, Die
bisber segIiidt 1T. 0sit bem bloben
Guge fam man bon Der @r6e aud
nidt bic eertngfte Spur Der wlin pbo-
tosrdpbiid firierten SiHpmeIseridei.
rungen ieben lnpo nit fleireren
Sernrobren getpabrt man MIR einen
bIaiien Sdinrnler obre Sorm urO
llmrib. @aIter Adams bonn Wount
@iIion Obierpatorium COB irterei-
iante ginSelbeiten iiber bic ent6e.
dung unS Die SdIiiife, bic iih oaran
fniipfen Iaiien. n@ir finben init benz
groben Eeleifop bel ntebr Spiral.
nebel, aIs IebeI bon aroerer @ei6af.
ferbeit. Ser SpiroInebeI, beiien
aufnabnre iest geeIiidt lit, sebort gu
ben fpenigen Seren ean5e 9reitieite
iiberihailt peroen fann, uno lit in
ieiner 9lrt in Der Sbat aliberoroent-
lid. gr beitebt, ,pie Die Sonie, tpabr-
ifeinIid aus @aien trb oieneidt
aud aus fIiiiiisen Subitansen. Wtit
Dem sroben Eeleifop boffen mir in
fur5er Srtit aud elm Speftrum .5ii
erIangen, nm oom oitrd bic analbie
@enuleres ifber oieie 3uianrnen-
iesung 81 erfabren. Dos 2i6t 1T
freiIid 10 idppad, Sab mir itunoen.
lang tperSen erponieren nriiiien. Wit
bem neuen 1003ouisen 9eleifop, bas
Carnegie iest ebenfaas geitiftet bat,
unb bas 6erlnGhit 3ur aufiteIlung
fomnlt, perfiisen mir iiber cine orei.
fa6 grobere 2ihtempfirbIidfeit unO
iperoen barn aud Elm Speftrum bes
&ernes erIoneen unS bamit Die 6emi-
iden 9eItar6tbeiIe 6ieies Spipal.
nebels 5u beitimmen Dermogen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
Gas glatbel bes @asHetismns sclUf?

@s lit idon oft berporgeboben NOR
ben, 6ab ourd Die @ntbeduneen aui
Dem @ebiet Der 8bpfif iuabreno Der
Ietten fiinf5ebn Sabre, aIio ungefGbr
ieit Der @eburt Der 8onteenitrabIen,
Die geiamntten @runSforibungen Der
0aturtpiiieni6nit in elmer llmipano.
lung begriffen iinS. SsnsbeionOere
hoben Die perbIiiffen6en @igenifof-
ten Ses Stadium ba5u beigetrasen Die
alten 8oritellungen ben Der ioee.
nannten &onitans Der @lemente, BON
ihrem 9lufbou aus gltomen uno
1hIieBIid aud bon bem 8eien Der
beihen llrbegriffe 8raft unO Stofi
iini3iitiir5en. Raf) Der iett nm mel.
iteu aneeuommeneu Gbeorie fpiiroe
Der @run6beltanotbeiI alIer Dinge in
pinsieen Gbeilden beiteben, Die iid
niir als @inbeiten Der beioen gleftri.
aitGten 6aritellen un6 Die @igenihaf.
ten Don &raft unb Stoff in fih Der.
efnigen. Sic per6en aIs @Ieftronen
beseidnet. ut6 3ipar ola inld,e poii.
tioer inb negotiDer Rotlir. Wenn
Sieie 2ebre aud MIR Elm Eoiten na1
elmer pieIleidt in ibren leeten 3ieIen
unerreidboren @rfenntniB 1T, 10 be.
beiitet fie bod einen Sortibritt. 6a iie
eben elmer @r1peiterung rnieres 8ii.
lens bon Der Nntlir eerebt 5u tper6en
iubt. Cine oieIleidt gang erfIGrli6e
uno Hotbtpenoiee SoIge 6ieier Sbeo.
rie iinb Die iest bon 6em Bbpiiter
Bierre BeiB in einem 8ortraa Dor
Der Barrier @tnoeinie Der WiIien.
idaften enttpideIten 9nfhuuunaen
iiber bas 8eien 6es Magnetismus.
er nimmt n6mlib on, 6ab in ieoem
magnetiihen &orper elm beionberes
@tpas oorbanben iei, 6as er Oooa.
neton nennt unS oIs einen 9eItan6.
tbeil be5eihnet, Der in Der gonsen
geatur perbreitet iei. Sns6eionoere
lei es in ben sltomen 6es @iiens, oes
geideIs, oes aobaIts, 6es Rupfers,
oes Weongons uno oes ltranilim ent.
bolten; auBeroem tprbrifeinlid, aud,
nod in aDoepen @lementen, uno ma.
mentIi6 in ben ioeenonnten felteuen
@roen. 9iefe 2ebre unteri6eioet iid,
bon oem alten 9Iauben on elm moa.
netiides SIuioirm eben baour6, bah
aud bier bos 8eitreben erfenrbor
miro, eine Raturfraft ouf itoFfIide
Beiie gu erflGren, uno 6as Waane.
ton lpiirbe eben oIs @run6eIement
oes Wiagretismlis 5u betrnhten Iein,
Ipte oas @Ieftron ais ioI9es Der
@Ieftri5itGt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
Ger fnnrrenbe iyiIdl

Die Slide bdben es als Iebenoige
Ebiere beim Neniden gu feinem red.
ten glnieben bringen f0nueu, pie al.
letn Der llnitanO benefit, oaB lie
gleid5eitig alS oiimm uno itlImm be.
5eidnet weraen. @dbrideinIit abcr
itedt aud in 6ieiem llrtbeil elm gu.
tes Stiid llngerehtigfeit, bd es ST.
idle 5i gcben ifeint. nuf ole pe6er
6as cine nod oas anoere oieier 9ei.
porte Sutriiit. gs laiien lid mande
Seobadtingen bniiir anfiibren, bab
Slide iiber cine per9GltnibmGBg err
bebIide SnteIligena oerfiigen, uaN
nenn es pieIeDummfopfe inter ibnen
gibt. 10 1T oas feline gigentbiimlid).
teit Der Siihflaiie. Iber Ole Slide
iiuo alIBeroem ailh niht einmal i'm.
mer itlmm. @inen neuen 9clpeis oa.
fir liefern Die 9eobabtunaen an eli.
mem 2abprintbfiih, bic uon Sr1ber-
&losibe in Der Deiitifen Sii6erei-
gorreiponben5 peroHentIift per0en.
Dieier ans ben tropiiden 8efpGiiern
itammenbe, aber nur i'm SiibpaHsr
lebenoe Slid bot neben manfen for.
perliden 8or5iigen nod Die @igen.
belt, oaB er @erdidhe bon iid gibt.
penn er iid bebagIid) fiiblt, alio
1bulih Dem SdNlrren elmer &ase.
Der 9eobatter, Der elm pGrden Die
ier Slide Don Der 9attiins @urami
in Elm aquarium eiu9eiest uno oieies
in einen bebaglid gebei5ten Houm
eebradL bate, erbieIt ibon am 3ipei.
ten Eaee einen borbaren 9elpeis BON
6em @oblereebep ieiner YilegIinge.
inbem aus Dem 9eb1Iter elm 5ieml;h
Iautes fnarr, tnarr ertonte. Oieier
9aut gine BON Dem N6nnden aus,
benz bas 8eibben NIT einem ieItene.
rem unb leiieren perr, perr antluor-
tete. SreiIih i6einen oieie @eiangs.
iibungen Der Slide nift nur nit
ibrem forperlIden 8ebaeen, ionoern
audi nit Der Belt Der Yaarling su.
iummen5ubGpgen. @r5elet per6en
Die 2aute enttpeoer nit oen @iemeu
ober nit geuiiien 0tusfeln I'M Ta.
den Ober in Der Witn0bobIe. Sn Der
Chat boiiten iid Die Slide art balo
elm Reitden aus Shiamm, unS es
oauerte nur nod einiee Gage, bis
cine Nadfommenihaft in Dem. 9eden
lbr 8eien gu treiben begann. Salt
nod merhpiirbieer lit Die meitere
9eobaftun9. oaB oas @6nn6en Iei.
ne @beirnu uerioI9t uno ourdprii.
gelt, nenn iie ais unaeratbene Mut.
ter einiee ibrer eigenen RinSer aIs
Rdbrlingsmittel betrahtet bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

8on elmer Retp Dorfr Bcblfbd-
tiefeitsgeieafdoft miro beba,sptet, bab
in eirten Sabre Die fir @ebdIter be-
5obIte Suutine bic fir Not5btirftiSe
bereesebene um $4,000 iberftiee-
sic 1T aber oesbarb nidt ninber cine
@obltbatigfeitsse seieIid)aft fir ibrei
8eortten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Ser 9iirseumeifter @opss@ eeiiut-
tet ben Refp gorfer So5iolfasa, xotbsI
Gnbnen sli entfalten. ST. r-is1 Aa6I
Den meiiten BON ibnen : nsA 0eD|
buIbeu SbuR bereiteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
8earrtten.

@s beibt, bab oas Reiien IN Gu
ropa in oieiem Sabre etipas HaRrerI
iein miro. Da5u fommen Die geiib-,
feIigfeiten Der Seintfebr, suenn I'M
Serbit Die 9Idtter faIlen unb oas|
Iem gorfer 3oIlnnt ginfdIle bnt,
bon oenen man in friibenea ssabrea,
nid1ts b0rte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Der Broieiior Raib bon ker 6ar<
barOuniperiit6t nennt Die Serbeiro-
flung nmerifaniider @rbinreR an ell
ropGiide aoIige eemeinen. briitaIen
Sdater. Oas 1T cine ret4 unbof-
Iide gusorudstpeiie; aber frsiIif, er
bGtte nod ar0ber tperSen fonneu,
obne iif nit Ser 8abrbeit tu Bioer-
iprllh 5u iesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Sn 8roofIDn BOT Elm 8oshSw fn--
foIse eirper @ette ein Aihoet SHAisteF
Gisgetrunfeh 6ie Betts sssnesnieK
itnS iid Damn Sir apigen asstR rie-
6ergelegt. Die gSahir icrst kdfiir,
boB Die Ebonen ridt iib9b@o ueb
frten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

GnSreap Carnegie erfIdrSs. BOB q
43 2eute 5ai Dsiniondren Usnndt
babe. @r fam obue apobe Riibe
nod et1pa 100000 Nenf&Rn ius
2anoe finoen. Die init 5reabeH trts
iofort" bereit iinb. ben sIeid,ea Bro
5eb nit iid pornebner ~ laKeH-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

@enn es ii6 aIs tpabr erspeheD
ioIlte, bab Die Bethlehem Gted
Gonpnnp~ unierer ResierH@e $517
bis $725 fir ole Sonns berieIben
San5erpIatten abuabm. tpeIds fie
fir $249 naf RuBIanS nerfaufte, is
bate iie ielbit einen ifier aitbe5iping-
Iiden @r,ino fir Die Serdbieslm0
Der StabI3oue aeIiefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Dian bot beretHet, 6oB e;ns Son
sreBiisuns tGeIid $4,000 fsftt. 6;
mag aud et1pas tpenieer IeiH. So4
tuiirSen Die 8oIfsbertreter IN Baib.
inston ipobl 10 pieI 3eit mit tUrriisea
&eoen perbringen tpenn es fid lin
bic @rleOisung perfonlifer @dddft.
bonoelte uNo Die Sobe Der Soften
BON Der Gaiier Der BeipredaingeB
abb1naia fuGre2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
geoenfIidlss 5eidlen.

ar5t: rSie baben tpobI eIei6 er.
fannt, baB Der sinfaa, ben Ssbr 0sann
beute bate, i'm @eeenias gu Den
friiberen iebr ernit mar"
Srou: RatiirIif; er oerIangte mad,
@Giier, Serr Goftor; SaB lit in I'm.
Term gdn5en ebeitaHOe nod nift 90.
eeipeien"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

5iiuf SdIottffGffe ~ srfteS'
fransoiiid,en SlottenbiptIioa suroesI
irfoIse Der SdieBiibansea IN 6dfen,
bon GolIon t@rpfiufGbie. eieSa
D1terIo1t6 nlaaft raihia feiN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Cine ilrrge Dame, bic eiHs girte
er5iebuns genoiien, id0rs R6rpcr-
formen unO diBer6em Hrinheitens
$4,000 bot, tuirS bon eitsau teyEu-.
iden 8ieb5ii6ter seiudt, ber fie Sr
ieiner @attin MAIDEN min. SeLbIt-
beritGnoIib marten ioIds bon Der
Natur uno Dem Slid 8egiiHItigtx
rtatr aitf beiqgten Sermter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
Sdnttel.

Sn Cincinnati itarb esa @eata
ipdbrenb er einen @is ersdhIte uni
oariiber Iahte. Die SubSps< Nisba
om Qeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Sn atabuma praneen be Pffiifi
b6ume i'm 9Iiitberihnaid. a,is DE-
I@nnre 1T N0rnGdft bie eE7k WoeI-l
buns bonn erfrieren ber VfisTASbEb-;
the f1Ilia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Der 2aiier @iIbeIm bot fA eine1i
9tpider 5iieeIegt. er Idbi Seie4RI
SreuB6 uauo alisseeidresS 6riteel
noiien m Spiter Sap dssS esssiGtS
nlehr pond1is.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Die 8eIlner, tpeIde ben Col. Mooie-|
belt bebienten, boben i'd iiber iei-I
men ftrenuoien slppetit eeptnSert
Den aeInern ioIIh bod bos Spri4-
mort befnnnt iein: r8as hx Reni&'
ibt, Dos 1T er."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Ser Weip gorfer SrreuaryG Dr.
Omen Gopp ertlGrte, bob ieskrReni&
bon 3eit 5ai 3eit nabesn berriidtl
tperbe. SoIte Der farnofe dusEpru@
nidt bieIeiht elmer ioId,es perio6eI
feline gntitebung neroanfens 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
5GIider nuO Gntfiibrer.

&is 9uoopeit meroet man: Der
e2idbriae @robgrlin6beiiser Cell.
bad, Der inter Der 9ormtnoidait
leines Sbeims itebt, bat Die Tofter
oes @roBinouitrieIlen SEEDS entfiibrt,
na6oem er ouf einem Sded Der Bolt.
Iparfniie Die llnteri6riit Ieines
Obeims sefdIfdt uno 10000 Sro.
men abgeboben batte. Die Spur Oes
Edrhens iiibrt mad @naIonb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Ger nelie SorpeOoiGger .T;o-
nagban" purbe nah Dem J6trridN
a. @. @cnagban benauitt, Der irH
Sample NIT elmer Scr6e Samouner
fieI, geeen peIhe er er eiren pertuun-
6eten aameroOen uert6ei0iete. 9iefei
bobe @brung zines SeIOen nieSereBl
miIit6riideu Hanges 9ebort and in
ben amerifaniiten unbegren3tenl
Mio9lifDfeiten unO 5tuor ou oeRt
idlonteu un0 naddabmenspertbe-
iten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

~0ie @eIt miro idoner init fOem
Gag" gIud Die Rutter erbe bat
llriahe 5ur @enlbgtbrtitHs. 8ieIe BON
ben @rObeben, ourd peId)e fie IN
friiberen Ssabpen &uroe BON ibreu
nerpoienN3uitaroe 3u eeben iu9ts,
bIieben ooIlItdnoie un6eadtst uHS
uroeritan0en. Sect aber pirS duS
6as gerineIte 9nuhgrinmsn bltr@l
Seismograpben eenau pe3eidret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Die meiiten Wtenifjen erItrebeH
nift Redte, fonSern @orredte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Die @ngeI. tpelfe nit inns geben
in1S 2orbeeren oes Sebens nm itniere
Gtirn flefter, iin0 OSiibe uno 8abr.
belt inpo ge9enieitige Sreile.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Gum Slid fir Die Wenifbpit lit
niGt mir @Gbnen anitedeno, ionoern
aud 2ohen.