davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark post., 1911-05-03
WANT COLUMN

The Want Ad Column in this pane,
is an innovation TO country news
papers. The usual rate is higher than
most pepole wish to pay for a small
notice. Any little thing you have to
sell. it will pay you to run in a motto,
in this column. Lost. Found, Wam
Ads, all come under this heading
Be sure to always look at the Wan,
Column. 1t has paid others. 1t will
pay you.
Newark post., 1911-05-03

1T is hoped thar the citizens will CO.
operate with the ladies OF the Civic
Committee in the work they have
started. As we said last week, much
Of the criticism OF the New Century
Club is unmerited. In this work as
in the library they are doing useful
public service.
Newark post., 1911-05-03

-kai.rc ad earnings for January. the
Inter Sta'e Commerce Commission re-
ports. exceeded over S54,ooo,ooo which
was 2.lo per cent less than the total
tor the same month last year. The
Pennsylvania sys.'em had the largest
earn ngs. with an excess OF S4,ooo,ovo
The New York Centra. came second
with a total OF S3.oo3,6I2
Newark post., 1911-05-03

THE communication from The Old
Man did not reach us in time for pub
lcation this week
Newark post., 1911-05-03
J. {. Jolls Appointed Receiver

Chief JUS ice Pennewi.l has appoint
ed Joseph c. Jol's receiver for the
Newark Water & Electric Co. He was
required to give $4,000 bond and to
qualify within one week.
Newark post., 1911-05-03

AT the usua market prices OF re-
ceivers. we still stand for Arbitration.
Newark post., 1911-05-03
Fire Alarms

In case of fire cali the FOL owing teie
phone numbers in succession:
Newark post., 1911-05-03

FiRE INSURANCE!-Protecty yom
buildings, Stock. Household Furnr
i1ule, Etc, IN the best companies a
lowest rates. See Real Estate Depart
lnent t Newark Trust and Safe DeposY
Newark post., 1911-05-03

FOX SALE.-Frame Dwelling, sis
CONS good cellar, well water. Sit
pd.>u on Ray street, Newark, De
PDdrea'n Il sold soon. Apply s. N
DonneH, Agent, Main street
Newark post., 1911-05-03
REWARD AND WARNING

KEW AKD md WA RNING.
Reward vii be given for iniorma.
ton causing arresr OF person stealing
or destroying flowers in my yard. Mrs,
). c. Williamson, s Prospect avenue.
Newark post., 1911-05-03

FOK SALE-At the College Farm,
newark, Del, Selected White Exec
s sior seed Corn from an eighty-iouf
oushel per acre crop
Newark post., 1911-05-03

NOR FOR SALES lots, about 5ox55o n
North side OF Main street. East End
rTiee very attractive. Real Estate Del
partment Newark Trust and Sale Del
post Co.
Newark post., 1911-05-03

HELP WANTED-Boys and girl.
to work in factory. A Jedel Co.
mI5-It
Newark post., 1911-05-03
WANTED.

WANlED-A waitress and chamber
maid. Washington House.
WANIED-A first class carpenter.
STEADY employment. Apply to -
The Continental Fibre Co.,
Newark, Del
Newark post., 1911-05-03

FOR SALE-I5 shares OF Capltal
Slock OF the National Bank OF New.
ARK LYDIA r. w. Wilson, Admins
tratrlX. nara2i
Newark post., 1911-05-03

FOX RENT.-House for rent in the
west End, furnished or partly furnish.
ed. Apply to Mrs. a. NJ. Cooch,
may 3-2t*
Newark post., 1911-05-03

:, FOX SALE-Thoroughbred White
Wyandotte eggs lor Matching. Mrs
I. 7. Johnson, Newark. d. G. A. 6s-jI
Newark post., 1911-05-03
Rates Only I Cent q Word

Just the place for . small notice. H,vs
you anything for saie7 Put IL in this
column and il will bring . buyer
Newark post., 1911-05-03

FOR SALE-Eggs, for Matching,
Fure bred white leghorns. Watsons,
Depot Road. Phone 100.
Newark post., 1911-05-03
FOR RENT.

FOX RENT-Second story OF my
warehouse. J. P. Wilson.
Newark post., 1911-05-03

Ok SALE-I2o-egg Cyphers Incu'
oa,Gri IN good condition. 1905 model
Sall u. q A. Phone 65-5, Newark Del
Newark post., 1911-05-03

rOR SALE-Roseville stone. Sod
oy the perch. Inquire Alfred Stiltz.
Newark post., 1911-05-03
FOR SALE

buliding Sand at the pit or delivered.
lo5-S y. q 40 Crossways Farm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13
TO THE PEOPLE:

Iamh o
shoe O b "a 0 qure bad
of thesp
amidst
in din dput
He
later one,wh got hg
sreame 20 Kat the
heco o
displaced by o
$ obliged
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

and another but almost entirely from
Itmeso
and frequently falling from dizziness and trouble,
afflicted
but consider PROF
Anyone further testimony WRITE
LOWRY,
Monroe O Box
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

MRS. THOS. PEACOCK, of Lancaster, Wis, says:-I
have been afflicted with rheumatism for twentyour years
and getting helpless every day. but since taking
treatments Of Prof Schade am thankful to say have i'm
proved in many ways For long time L able to
turn my head without moving my body, but
head with perfect and shoulders hips knees and
ankle ooser than they have been for years. in fact
have received benefit from Prof Schades treatments
than tried and better than expected
be- advise all suffering give his treatments
trial with the aid of my husband 90 about the
house crutches The doctors wanted to try these
treatments two but was like many in my
condition. had lost all faith was getting worse every
day and now am getting better every day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

S. It is whole lot easier to toy with health ia
tease it back again.
Then join the Gym and improve and preserve 70
or use the Gym vauabl9 aid to redeem it take
exercises and keep the blood f3wing through your
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
Der mniifaIiid5e aunurienuOsel.

Gin Serr 8ithopS in 9onbon be.
fist einen gapobnIihen &aNarienpo'
gel. Der III gang nuBeroroentIiber
8eiie fir Wiritf idpdrnt. Benn
$errn S9it6aros Sobn, Elm anabe
BON 5fpolf Snbren 8ioline ipielt,
fIiegt ibdn Der adbme 8ogeI aui ben
8iolinbogen unb IGBt iid, fpie binse'
riiien inpS in 8er5iidiing, auf uno
nieSer fiibren. SobaIO ole Wlrif
aufbort-io beridtet elm Witarbeiter
Der vDoiIp Motl"-, fGieet bas 30.
eel6en ipie6er bonn 8ogen binunter,
INN iid aui Die am Seniter iteben6en
8lumen gu iesen. Sest iib oauu
bic Sdpeiter bes Rnaben ans Rla.
bier, INN ben .Gbromatiiden @aI.
ser" 'au ipielen. 10 fliegt Der rnuiifa.
Iiide 8oeel aiif ben Saiten aiif uno
oh, tpobei er iipf un0 gei9idt ben
Sineern Der SpieIerin ouslpeift un6
iih, 10 Lonee Sas Spiel bauert. auf
Der Mupiotur oorap6rts uno rid.
tpdrts berpeet. 9lu4 fir Sas Gram.
mopbon bot Der @annriennoeel Ieb.
bnfte Spntpatbie: er flieet, ipenn elm
beitimmtes Stiid-rsSm 2aoen oes
llbrnpahers" s"-ertont, in Den Srib-
ter 6es Sritrunents upo bleibt bort
fisen, bis oos Stiif 3ii @noe lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
Gransuien i'm slnsIanSe.

Die 8abI Der ouBerbaIb 5rant.
rei6s tpobnenben frottooiiidenStaas.
biirser betragt mad Der lesten Stafi.
itit ettpa ben 3ebnten EbeiI Der Gin.
pobneroabl bes 2anbes 409.430.
Dapon baben 56,576 ibren @obniis
N 8eIeien; in Der Sdmeis baIten
ii6 58.522, in Spanien 20,560 anf.
9eutI6Ionb beberberst 20,4s2, Sta.
lien 6913, &uBIonb 9400. 8ieI gro.
Der 1T Die 9abI Der Srun5oien in ben
iiberieeiihen 2dnbern: 105. 1000 mob.
nen in ben 8ereinisteuStooten, 100,.
600 in areentinien, 10000 in l1rn.
guam, in Regifo 1916 unO etapa TO-.
600 IN areeHtiHien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
GiSemkabm Seittabelle.
S.Ia,uare, eaeaisauua uub @sHsrn Satn

SeIapare. esGaipauua uno @thsrn Hakn.
Su Rraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
&aDIi4 -8nIGBt SCRANTON fir Rfp gcri
um 2.O5, 800. sos. 500. 1920, Born. Z,
~. 40. 3.25 unb $40 gla&miitaes. gfr
sssw aori uub philadelphia, um 500 gprm.'
f2.AO uuS 3.35 Wa&mitiass. Gar
Ysbsbaund, 6.t0 Rdhmttiaas.
s,aro(tdt -Shr9uifalc nm LIS, 6.25 u 800
Ror., f.55. $40 unb i1.f0 Ea&mittass. air
Btnabauiton, Glmtra unb 3pif&tHRdttpnsn. mn
IA. no Weer. uns los Wahm. gHr Sspsar
SvrasuIt unb Utica. um t.f5 unb 6.25 Wsr.
f.55 gtaamtttdss. Osptas. Syraeufs un'
iftiea aug um 6.25 Wor. Iduft tdsIib. ausa,
npmmeu Scuuiaas. ffir Wontrcft nm q.nr
Mor.; LOS uus GAO RaGm. RiGoIGpu gs
tpmobatiou um 400 Ra&mittads. Bina.
duipteu aesem csation, I'm 6.f5 RaGmiiiaae
Htsomsbare 9ibiHou-serISRt Scranton
fHr glcrtbumberldub um 6.35. 10 90 %pr
/ IS uub $40 Ra@m. 8ir pIsmouib nm 9.0t
sla&mittaas.
Scnutaae'8iae.
eaoIi& -EHr Rtp gprf nm 205. 32n
6.05 uns 1920 @orssns; 3.35 unS 3.4r
WornIta - 8Hr Buffalo nm lis. NM
6.25 Wpr.; f.55, GAO unb ff.t0 RdGm
gar Biuabamtsn unb 3pil&tnaatipnsn. s.0C
aub 1910 gsrmittaas.
NIoomsbura Sibiftou-g S5rdntr-
m 1920 wsr. unb GAO Rd6miiidss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
DOni junsen Bismardi.
8riefe bes MtreidsfausIers an eiHsn
SreanS Ser StnSienseit.
eittfI@r eraff aab atiitiss iinabtaasisfeit ipfe.
Gsa aus ben friibtH GSiieH.

Qus Berlin tpiro eenpeIoet: ssm
9eiitihen 2paeinfIub las bein @e.
fddftsoben6 Der Iiterariiten Romnii.
iion Srau Betting cine 9IraabI iinae.
6rrdter 9riefe Dor, bic Siirit Bis
marf i'm 2atife bon oreiBig ssahren
on ibren Batter, ieinen &orpsbru6er
uno Sntimiis aus Der @ottinger Stu.
bien3eit, ben ipGteren @ebeimratb
Sdorlah in Sonnoperi6.M .Miinoen,
seriftet bat. Die gum EbeiI iebr nm.
fangreihen @piiteIn erreeten oos
er0Bte Sntereiie Der S0rer. Sritt
bod In ibnen, mo 9ismard iih benz
bertraiiten SSueenofreilno obne Tiif.
balt gibt, feline PerionIidfeit idarf
umriiien berpor.
90 IN Dem Stt6entenbrief, mo er
fi6 iiber ben oummen @rofen lllitig
maft, Der nidts tbut, ais feline glb-
men 81 5GbIen un0 BON ieinem eige'
nen Sleioerlitrns beridtet, nit Oem
er iid) in Berlin rpieIe &ropatten,
SanO6ube, ia iogar llnterboien" 5il.
gelegt babe. 9es ginuno5mon5ig-
i1brtgen @rotulationsbrief 5ur Ser.
lobung bes SreinSes 5eiat ber iitt.
Iiden @rnit zines gereiften 0tonnes,
@r ihtIbert S6lob Sdonbnitler, mo
er iib in ieinen JStloien besrabt, un6
oIs er ip6ter uIs @utsberr bort barit,
Iino iein ein5iger llmgang Bieroe,
Sunoe un6 2anoiilnfer, .oenen i6
MIR imponire, neil i6 Itets anitdnoig
eefleioet eebe uno iie unter ben Gid
trinfen fam"
Or modt fein Sebl aus ieiner &b'
neieuns eesen Die 8urealifratie nno
nennt Die geiddfttgrns i'm Winiite'
RUM, Der ct iid) nad elmer unglild.
Iiden 9iebe aIs getGubrtngsmittel
bebient, ,geiitiges SoI5bauen". @e.
aen Die 9lutoritGt beidrdnfter Diir-
6entrGger bGunt er iih auf; gSu
ipeibt, id babe ME 8orgeieste nertra.
gen fonnen".
9lud iiber feline beiben 5iiriid.
aeqongenen 8erlobrnger, Der nit et-
ner ibonen iitneen @ngIGnberin. Die
mid, neim Ttonate lang in ibreni
aielmaIier idIeppte unb mir oann
einen einarnigen Sberit nit bier
gferben uno 10000 Birno Rente
porsoa", uno iiber iein 8erbdltniB
All einem ponmeriden @oeIfrdulein,
6as ourd Die Sntrigen ibrer gtutter.
der, geIinoe gelrtbeiIt. bosbafteiter
Dame, bic id ie fennen geIernt" 81.
erllnoe gine, erfGprt man oaraus
TGberes.
Gin ipGterer 9rief entboIt in nun.
oerpou tiefen @orten cine Sd,ilbe.
runa ieines ghegliids. Gin Shrei.
ben aug Dem Sabre 1848 5eiet Bis
mard's Stelung 5ur Wdr5repolution
imb Der preuBiihen 9nmuer. Die lei.
ner oomaIigen @eltanihnuung no6
cine burdoils feinblibe mar. glntii-
iont 1T bier Die Shiloerung Der I'm
f6biofeit Der leitenoen Bolititer
geoh 1866 oeriiriahte Die YoIitit
cine Sriibung Der SreunbidInft 5lpi.
ihen @ismnrd uno Dem Delfii6 ge'
iinnten S6arlad,. ipdter sIid iid Der
SfiB pieoer aus. aber eine 8erilfung
ms preubiihe Riniiterium Iebnte
S6orIad ab.
6rou 3eiiina bat Die 9riefe ibres
8oters hem bon Serbert 8ismard
erridteten gismard.arhio iiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Sn bem nit Dem 80. September
1910 idIiebenoen SisfaIinbre tuurbe
inseeinmmt neues @oIb i'm @ertbe
bon $45O,000,000 sefOrbert. Cine
ltnmaiiel $50 6as Seug aber nur
binaefonmen iein noa2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
eadauanna & Bbomius gaIIeb.
(aaurtI qinie.)
aptItbeu SCRANTON unb WiIfts- Barre.

3rff&tu Scranton unb DiIfts'sdrrt.
pHae SerIdFtu Scranton nm 10, 200. 2 m
400, 500 uns 500 Rsrasns. Tim 5 40 wcr-
asns an @s6tHidatu unb aHt HdIfcidtnS'
ipauiia Rtnuttu, unb uri ZOO Rprdtns AZ
Spnutdaen uub dlIs ud6fcIatrbs ,wdu,ia sp'
nuien bts unt tulIuaps 70 no @aGts, In mH.
Fes.g,drre Al Winnisn 'bditr anFpmmtnb.
Grpr,A,Has, uur In ptttston dnbdTisnb. Ssr-
alftn Serdutpu aIs Stunbe idaItG. dusd'
Hsmmeu SSHuiads unb HsttrtaatH. Bon 7 "a
Rsraeus bis 7.t9 assnes. uHb trtFtH In @iI
Tss.Farrs 40 Teinuieu fsdttr eiH.
Oeftertr DItuf ,wifH.H SeraHiSu. Ras Hur
Yarf, enna WarF, 1jstrsburs unb Dunmprt.
Sttbs WabretdH fHr aeb6dbsfSvbsrHhs 3has.
Ifat ia Assft an 8. SuIif907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Dem aoniraI S6roeber, Der tros
ieines 0amens iebe 3niammengebo.
riefeit nit oem Deutihtbum Ieugnet.
foIet aIs RommanSeur bes gltlanti.
{ben Seidpabers i'm GomiraI Otter.
baus elm Mmeritsuer, Der nit StoIs
ouf feline 6eutihe abfunit binfpeiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

WaSame GaIoe ipeigerte ii6, ben
San Granciscoer @iutpanoerunssbe-
omten ibr alter orSugeben. 9nrouf-
bin ipuroe es = permutbIih bon ben
omtIiden @ihdtern - ouf 44Sabre
bernni6last. Dos 1T iuit INN Elm
ssabr ipeni9er aIs ~@bo Is apbo tn
ameriea2" ansibt. Die Geamten
pouten iia eben aIs bofIide 2euts
erspeiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Dos IanbipirtbidaftIi4e Departe-
ment m6dte ourd 9iidtins bon
SIubpfer6en, antilopen lnb &amelen
Der sSleii6notb abbeIfen. qu6 nod
mebr aameIe9 8eren eibt es gerua
bieyuIanbe, uber iie iinb nidt ge.
nieSbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
bod baIten 2

Die ita6eIIoie giene ion aus Merifo
na6 Oliiiouri einsefiibrt peroen, nm
BEL Der 9efrudtuns Der ObitbIiitben
Sienite gu Ieiiten. SoffentIid erbe5t
Die @inpanoerun9sbeborbe aufsruno
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feinen
@iuipau6 oaaeaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Der aniidt Oes Or. godburft. baB
bic Suifragette cine Sefabr fir bas
Seim bilbet, fam MIR inter 8orbe.
bolt Suseitimmt peroen. sic lit ia
ieIten au Saue unb meiitens i'm aIub
o6er in Der @erionlmInna Al fin0er1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Ro9 Der 9lniidt bes Brofeiiors
SuebIin lit Der 8eIomongeI Die llr-
ia6e man6er ilneliidli6en Che. I'm
bos 81 erfennen, broudt~ man niht
aero6e 8rofeiior AT iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

@o9 Der Gntiheibung zines SEEM
Oorfer Ridters barf cine berbei-
ratbete 6rau ibren SnfeI fiiiien, ohne
bic CUTE Site gu nerIeeen. 8iellei6t
bat er ieIbIt cine biibi6e Hi6te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Die SiItpittos ertbeiIter ibrer Sc
eistatitr ben 9luftrog, imFeren &on-
greB air proclamation tbrer l1pab-
bargisfeit o1if5liforoern. Son6erbare
GGnp1rtner
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

2on6oner Suffrasetten pIaneu eine
Runogebuns bel Der &rOnungsieier.
SoffentIi6 seben lie nit benz 90nias.
poare ettpas garter Inn tpie nit ben
RobinettmitdlieSern. @s pGre bod,
gar Su bGbIid, penn Seiner Maieit6t
Die arone pie elm Riniiter5ilinoer
ondetrieben lpiir6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Cine GSrau 8eeS, oie i'm 9lIter BON
70 Sabren iih gum neuntenmal per'
beiratbete, bebauptet, oaB bic 0edn'
ner ole miteinanber nifts taugen.
umiomebr lit ibre ausoouer au be.
fpun1prn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

9as Heftorat Der Staatsuniperii.
tat bon aanius 1T babinter gefoni.
men, bab Die Stubenten iebr flott
uno bod Bofer ipielen. @as iaaoet
oas, tpenn iie MIR bas Banner oeR
8robibition = OffentIi4 penigitens
- hod1 hoIten2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Die SdrpeiterrepibIif SoatSltros
BOT ripn6 etre baIbe DeiIliop girlhpob-
ner urd6 $124,0OO,0O0 SduDben.
9ns iteIIt Dem 8ltntpgerie Der Dor.
tisen Stnatsmdnner bos gIdnsetSite
8elpgrtB oais.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Sn Netp gorf lit elm 9lrbeiter on
einem 5u grOBen Soppen 5Ieiih er.
itidt. SoIIten Die 2eute 6oh redt ba.
ben, tueIbe bebalpten boB mir gu
Ippia leben2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Die 2esisIatlir BON Nena6n bat
bic 8orIaee 5ur @ridnperiitpe Der
@beideiSunsen in 9feno perporfen.
SeIbitoeritGnSIi6. Die beinttide Sn.
bilftrie bate ionit bebeuten6e @er.
Iiite er1itten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

@s pir6 beridtet, oab Der Sta6l'
ragnat Senrp 6rid fir elm bon beul
Spanier 8elnsaue5 gemaltes 9ilbniB
6es &0niss YbiIipp ". $500.000
be3abIte. 9a beiOe, Der aonie uno
Der MdIer, IGnsit toot iino, miiiien
lie Der Ro6peIt Die Reatertieuns Ell
ner ioIden 8eridpenOuns iiberlni-
len.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Der SIieser, Der 1900 Satb nf.
ftiee, fonn ieirrem Shopfer borden,
BOB er neben bam ,Sobenretorb nidt
dlth Den SdIs brdh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Serr 8rpan empfieblt ben Demo.
froten ben friiberen Niniiter oes Sn.
neren un6 iesigen @ouperneur Don
Seoreia Sofe Smitb oils BrGiiOent-
ihaftsfanoioateu. Die @mpiebIune
eeniiet, Inn Dem idipdhIi6en r9iibm.
den" Oes probibitioniitiihen Sdlep.
pentraaers ben @orous au moten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Die 8obI Der 8Iinoen in Der eart-
gen DeIt ION iib ouf 100000 be.
Iaufen. gfidt nlitsere9net fino
foIHe, bic ibre eieenen SebIer ,ridt
feben f6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

Dem @odrsreb ift tpobT, Dem goEfe
ift tp0bler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
UNCLE SAMP aging
FOR MANY JUNkETS
Department Officials of High
and Low Degree Making Nj
nerous Inspection Trips.
LAWMAKERS IN 1T, TOO
Big Expedition of Senators and
Representatives to Panama
Planned for Fall.

Washias on, D. c., September 3.-Tbo
junket is not thing of the past i'm
these piping times of Democracy and
insurgency, although IL must be said
that most of the junkets are not con-
Quoted under Democratic or Insurgent
auspices Despite the cries OF the re-
former and the muckraker certain
statesmen and government of1cials
display a willingness to travel extern
siveiy at the expense of the people
Besides the projected transconti-
mental trip of President Taft, which
VIII DC paid for from the $4,000 an
preparation made by Congress to de-
fray the Chief Executives travelling ex-
penses' there are great number of
DIG and little trips under way or
planned By government officials. For in
stance. Secretary of the Interior Fisher
is touring Alaska. Secretary of the
Navy Meyer Is inspecting European
navy yards, and Secretary of War
Stimson only recently returned from
trip to Panama, Cuba and Porto Rico
Forester Graves is making an in
spectlon trip to the Pacific coast and
Director Newell. of the Reclamation
service soon will follow suit Com
missioner-General of Immigration
Keefe not long ago returned from
tour which included Canada and
Hawaii The Secretary of Commerce
ana Labor Is expected to cruise up the
Atiantic coast visiting lighthouses. and
secretary OF Agriculture Wilson soon
VIII begin round of visits to West
ern cities, attending conventions
members and officers of the Tariff
board and the Aldrich Monetary Com
mission continue their journeys ahout
.ne country and in Europe from time to
tine. big expedition of Senator's
ana Congressman is said to be sched-
uied Tor Panama this fall The House
Iohmittee on Rivers and Harbors some
tiine ago made run down the Ohio
HiVer' Army and navy officers are
constantly ma King trips to inspect
forts and ma yards.
one or the most interesting iunkets
proposed In recent years is that to at,
.ehd conference on national parks
III the Yellowstone Park beginning
september II. sixty men are expected
TO attend this affair. mostly Interior
department officials. from Secr.tarv
fisher down through Assistant Secre-
tary thompson and Chief Clerk Ticker
20 superintendents of the several ma
t'ohal parks and few selected nrj-
'ate secretaries and clerks.
Most of those attending tho con.
ference will travel to the Yellowstone
at onele SANS expense. They will
at mammoth Hot Springs
iiotel and then take stage coaches for
SIX. day tour of the park They viii
see All the sights and incidentally hold
sessions for time at the end of each
Day discussing various matters OF
park administration.
interior Department officials hone
that 1t Will be demonstrated during
the Yellowstone junket that the crea :
ton of bureau OF national parks in
the department Will be desirable, in
order to bring about uniformity OF
administration OF the parks, which are
now managed In various ways, some
under the Interior Department and
some under the War Department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
PAIR WILL MARRY
IN EVERY STATE

Honesdale. Pa. September 3.-Con-
trary to the modern trend toward the
divorce mill, Frank Vernon and his
wife, Lillian. have started out to get
married In every State in the Union,
and the question now arises among
Wayne county lawyers whether, when
the tour is ended and either wishs TO
have the marital ties severed, it would
be necessary to retrace their steps and
secure a legal separation In every State
where the nuptial knot was tied
The couple We're married first in the
state House at Columbus, Ohio, and
from there they came to Honesdale as
roller skating rink attraction. Stand
ing on roller skates in the centre OF
the rink. the couple were remarked
by local clergyman
Yes. and after we get married in
every one of the United States. we in
tend TO go to Europe and be married
In every country there" said Mrs. Yer
non. after the second ceremony was
performed here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
READY FOR FINAL
FLING WITH DEATH

CONTINUED From FRS, Page1
the nerciless IRE IL would be no proof
OF guilt. but IL he should becoma en-
tangled IN the maze OF testimony bs
would sufTer in the sight of the twelve
men on whom his future depends In
taxing the stand viewed In the light
OF all that has gone before. Beattie
mas nothing to lose and possibly
everything TO gain.
The Lone Witness
The mere fact that he IS so eager
10 TESTIFY. even in the face or c!rcum-
stantial evidence, which is calcula,as
10 ruin him. can either be regarded = :
the desire of an innocent man or tho
mao chance OF one who would fUr,
WIN death. He IS the ono witnoss. Thu
h'ghWayman will never be found. AZ
the one witness. therefore. he will give
MS version OF the crime In a nanne-
winch he believes Will stand with Inc
jury despite the confession of his
cousin and despite the motive which
inc STATE has revealed. And the futurA
Will loom dark or bright for hin, 10
night nun TO-
mere is something fascinating anon,
ms ooy'a nerve. Though whipped and
worn ny all OF that which has hoan
pied upon his head. his will newer
abnormal. perhaps-has not deserted
MN IN despair. Only once sinre =, /.
night his wife was slain has the pubIic
seen the tears roll down his check
ihey raced madly from his ewes Will
his heart-broken father went upon tbs
stand and barred his soul to save the
son In who's Innocence he so ARMY
peneves. HIS display Of feeling while
ms brother was blunderinr IN tba
hands OF wendenburg showed plainly
ma. .hat ne would not fall into the Same
trap himself Saiiie
Testimony In Rebuttni.
When Henry Beattie leaves tho NOT,
Sese stand to-day the defense vii,
nave closed its case. The prosecution
mas another inning when its testimonx
is limited only to rehuttal OF tbat
which the defense has offered 1ittas
attention will be paid to the high.
waymen of vari-colored boards. or to
o.her features OF the defense more
amusing than important. In order to
Keep It's case intact. the prosecution
must go after Neblett. the man who
testihed that he saw Paul Reattie WIFI
me gun on Sunday morning: II must
harmontze Kastelberg's joy-r,de viii