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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
9ittStpu.

= Der Sanolanssr 5rant @arfals
uou Mh6su Strabs, Ssbaltupol, waro
am DOnnsritas abenb in Der Sio. ii
3e6e aui Der Stslle ssiObtet, als ibn
elm Sslisufall trai. Dem Terunsliid'
ten wuros Der Sopf in l6auosrbaftsr
0eiie ssroriidt.
-3wsi iunss Damsn. bic 1s Sabre
alte anna 3lemsllpn pon Weit Blttston
unb 19 Sabre alte @tbel @uaus uon
Dspus StraBs. iino am SonntuS Dor
mittas Su @sit Soils srtrunien, uls fis
BON sinsm Boot in elm anbsrss trsten
wolltsn unb sinss berislben umfippte
unb iis in's BaHsr fislsu. Rup Sbsif
BON bier mar Der stu3iss Wfanu in Der
@eislihait uno bic er in ieinem Soote
isin @lsidsswidt erlanst bate, waren
bsibe Wtdohen i'm Daiier ueridwunoeu.
Ole 9sidsn fanO muu ipdtsr unb bru4te
lie Nbeuos beim.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
Rcrb Serantpn.

= Ri6al u. ROisnberO uon Ufar'
pine slusnus purbs an 5rsitus in Did
ion @itp Sismlid bOs perlsst. uIs sir
StraBenbuhnwassn isin @sfdbrt traI
nnb sr untsr isinsu @aseu ssidlsubsri
puros. Der 0assn warO jsrtrHmmsri
uno oas Pfsrb aud usrlsst.
= @burlss. Der 1s Sabre alte SObu
oss @barlss Wtit4slI Don @lsaruisn
StraBs hnO als Sdufsr In Der @apusa
3sds aussitsllt, wuros Srsitas giah.
mittas, als sr cine aoppeluns MAIDEN
pOllts, Spiidsn ben Buffsrn Der 8arrsu
Ssiansen uno 10 idlimm aerbriidt, bae
er ,wei Stunoen ipdtsr I'm Moiss Tap'
Tor Soipital itarb, Obus misbsr bic De.
iinnuns 3u srlausen.
= 2sslis s., Der % Sabre alts SObn
Oss Dirissntsn 9apon Grams BON Sef.
fsriou ausnus, nurbs Disnitas In Der
Dtittassitunos an Der @fs BON @rsen
RiOss Strubs unb DaibinstOu ausnus
ssfdbrli4 usrlest. ais sr bsim Yerlaiien
sinss Strabsnbabnwassns uon sinsm
Gutomobil oss 9srrman 8sbrsns pon
RihmOno Guenue setroifsu purbs.
8sbrens wuroe uerbaftet uno unter
$1,000 Bhrsidaft ssitellt. bis iid sr'
ssben, wie 9apcsn's Yerlesunseu uers
lauien merben. Der 8srleste muroe
nud oem llufau in's Staat SoIpital
ssnommen, mo uerlautete. baB Der uns
fang ieinsr Serlssunseu uidt feitseitsllt
meroen fOnnts, bis sr pisSer Die Selin.
uuns erlanSt bat; obsrfladli9 srsab
ss iid), bas Oas SdlhfsIbsin ssbro6en
unO iein @sbiru affi,irt lift. Ssin 3u'
itcnb miro als fritild3 betrnf)tet. Sin
Staats9eiss i9reibt Dor. baB elm Nnto.
mobIl anbaltsn mug, meun Paiia9iere
uon einem StrnBenbabnmagen iteigen,
aber Bebrens bebahptet, oaB Der innse
.Dtanu abiprang, ebe Der Babnma9tn
nnbielt uno ss baber niht m6sli1 mar,
ben uHfalI 3u uermsiosu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
ln h.r nm @nnntnn nhn.hn[t,

= Sn Der am Sonntas abssbaltsnsn
Monats Ssriammluns bss scranton
gisberfran3 lssts Sdasmeiftsr Srant
Bsdsr BON Der Sdnssrfeit.BsbOrbs si.
men enosiiltisen 8sriht ab, Der srsab,
baB Der Reinsrtras oss Sanssrfsites
ssuau s 900 lit. Somit mar bas Sdn.
serfsit ui4t nur Elm GROCER muiitalildsr
@rfols, ionoern aud In finan3isllsr
Siniiat elm isbr sslunseuss. Der Be.
tras murbe BEN Baufonb iibsrwisIen,
oenn mte betannt, iiebt fif Der &isosrs
tranj gegenmdrtis na9 elmer palisubsn
Gage fiir Elm nenes 6eim nm, unb 10.
balo cine iolde ssfuuoen lit. mirb sr iie
fduflib erwerben.-Der Wtitglisberfon.
tsit fam aud ON Sonntas gum ab.
i4luB nno cine 3uiammenltelung er.
CAB, baB Der Gerein our9 oenlelben
iiber bunbert neue Wfit9lisoer gsmou.
nen bot. Die @sminusr Der ausselee.
ten Breiie rparen Safob .. Ssrber, ber
Die b0dite Gn,abl erlanste nuo cine
prd6tise Get Stsiue erblelt; Sreo. 8.
Biomager mar smeitenS unb erbielt cine
hiibihe &siietalde. wdbrenb Siitor u.
Wen5et als orittsr einen juiammsnleg.
barren 9ombinations Stod unb Regen.
i6irm iibsrrsi6t srbielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
@ie if Sies!

@ir tistsn dnbunbtrt Dollars BtIpbnune
fir jsbsn SAD BON 8atarrb, Der ntht euIh Gin.
ntbmtn ppn SaIl's aaiarrb. Sur stbsilt prhtu
fdnn.
8. S.gttuty&gs, GistHtb., ssIths. ..
Wir, bic tinttrii6ntitn, babsn 9. 8 Gbtnry
itit ben Issttu is Satreu esfnHnt unh balifn ibu
fir vp[lfpmmsn sbrtnbaft In allen gtfb6fisptr.
bauelunetn unb fuanjisa befGbist ale pcu isi.
nu Girrna tiuefsaussusu Brbineli&ftittu 10
trfiilltn.
Dsf & Eruar, @rpbbanbsIs.D .DrusuIisn,
Spltbo. 8.
DaIbinG atnnan & RarStn, @rp6.
banbtIs. Drpauiftu. 9pItep, ..
pall's Raiarrb-tur pirb innrliG etusmmsn
une pirft birtft auf bas Blut une bic fhlfimi-
gen SbnfGtsn tss Ssaems. !3tusniHt frti
ptrianet. prtis 75e fiir bic Glaf&t. gniaufi
BON alien appibsfsrn.
5aII's 5amilisn. pilitH fub bic bsftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
gRilfet.earre Nadri&ten.

- 0luhbsm iis orsi lunss Sabre on
@liebsrlabmuns sslittsn, wurbs 5rau
@briitian Dipprs snblid uorise @ohe
bur1 ben TOo srlOit. sic mar 56
Sabre alt.
= Der @bsf bss g8iltssbarrs YreB
Club, Ralp 9Billis. rpurOs am Disnitas
sbsnb bsim Yeiu6 Der 6air nit sinsm
Sanbiad nisOsrssidlassn unb nm 5 20
bsraubt.
- Der 43 Sabre alts @bas. 8hite
pon gottsuills iiarb ssitern i'm SOipi'
tal; mon fanS ibn in sinsm 5sloe bel
Georgetown, mo sr brsi Gage Obns
0iubruus Tag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
Spbe Narf RDtisett.

- William H. SoneS unb 6rdulein
@briftine 9stlsr wurbsn am Donnsrftas
Gbsnb burb PaitOr Sobu u. 9suOsr
als Elm @bspaar slussissnst.
= 9orfestsn Wlittwo9 0a6mittas
ipurbsn In Der beuti9en iatb. ct. 50.
bannss air@e Srdulsin Gnnu Martin
uub 8altsr S4rsifsr gum 8unb fiir's
ssbsn sinssissnst. Das iunss @h.puar
wiro ii9 mad elmer 9o93eitsreiie an
@bsitnnt ausnue bduslih uisbsrlaiien.
Sm altsr pOn 81 Sabrsn III am
5rsitas absnb In isiusr Bobnuno on
9iorb 8au Buren apenue @uftap SRI.
der ssitOrbsu, Der In Dsutidlanb ssbo.
rem wurbe, absr i9on ldnssrs Sabre
bier anfdiiis mar. Die 8eiissuns fanb
ON Wfontas I'm 0aibburn ctr. Srisb.
boi ftatt, nad einem Erauerbienits I'm
Saus, ben Paitor u. 8. @allsnfamp
leitste.
Der 9adaWanua Sei,sr gilbert
9epis BON gtorb gilmore Gpsuus purbs
5rsitae gia9t in benz @lart's Summit
SOf spii@sn stpsi sOfOmotiusn ssfanSsn
uuo 10 idlimm innsrli4 usrlsst, bus
sr auf benz Dss gum 9oipital In BEN
gmbulanSwassn itarb. Der Bsrun.
sliidte mar 2s Sabre oft unb wirO uOn
Der Bittwe uno mebreren fleiusn Sin.
bern iiberlsbt.
Der 6idbriss poluiide 9nabs gle.
ranosr EOpa uOn Bear ausnus, SlOun
Put&, srwii6t. ON Srsitas siusu Dp-
namit3iinbsr, bra9te ibn NIT einsm
Stsiuidlus sur GrplOiion unb ss pur.
ben ibm spei Singer Der rs9ten Sano
abssrifen unb aud bas @siidt unb bic
Sruit bOs usrlsst. @r Duros in sisui'
lid frasIidsm 8uftano BEN @sitisits
Soipital iiberfiihrt.
Srdulsin Wtap 9allisan BON Wis.
ribiun StraBe purbe Sountas abenb
in @Onsp SslunO sst0Otet, als elm aur.
rem Oss ROllsr @oaftsrs uon ben @sl,i.
fen ipruns. Cine Srau bon Ssrisp @itp
wurb Su sleidsr 3sit setOotst, wdbrsnb
3psi anbsrs Srausn uuo elm 3nabe isbr
idmsrslids Ssrlssunsen srbisltsu. Die
aallisun mar Al Sabre alt uno bsiu6ts
snr 3sit beS llnfalss Serpanote.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
Sin Sli6 amf
&erbitsNnSise
fir Srauen.

Sie fDnnsn bsinubs ben giB oss
9ftoberiroitss in Der euft fiiblsu, wsnn
Sie Sisi.lbsn anisbsn. 8eidbstt If Der
porbsrri6snbs 3us-r.ias Sortsn uno
EuG.gsr,isruussu, rsias SatlsiOunSsH
nnb rsi6s Sarbsu.
Ssuts lenfsn mir Sbrs aufmsrfiam'
feit auf swsi ipsiislls feline wtoSsas.
Disis smsi prd9tissu an3hss iino 10
usu, wis nur SerbftanSiiss iein tOnnsn.
@insr, cine brauns i6Ottiiae Wfii4'
uus. bat sinsn 80 5Ol ismi'paiisnbsn,
swsi anSpfs Rod. Sudsnfrdssn, wfan'
i6etten uub 9uopfO6er perSiert nit
buufelbraunsm Broubelotb, Der neue
ganel aleibsrrod bat bOben @Hrtsl uno
isds Salsen nit 8rouOclOtbriiden. Der
Rod 1T .tmas pollsr, OILS mie bic lssteh
5rablinssitile. @ins pirftids S66n'
belt ;u $500.
Sin anbersr pom Gbiffou Broaoclotb
in Der nsusn Coronation Sarbs. 30
3ol iemi.paHsnOsr SleiOsrrOd, nit
qrosem Reusrs, Srassu uno Wtanihet'
ten fsin psr3isrt nit Ssiosborts; 8od
bsisitist nit spsi isiOsnsu Sdlinssn.
ROd 1T mittlsre Srsits uno bat Ssiten'
panels pon brsiter Ssioeborte. Sin
Dfoosll, bas anfluns bel alien itilti4su
Srausn finbsn pirO-S 1000.
:, s:=s 3wsitsr StOd -5ubritiibIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07

Die .Deutihe Gag" 5eisr bss 9adu'
mama 3wsis an DtOntas bat uns cine
beioubers 5reuoe semadt, oenn -8uIo'
oorf Barf" mar isbr gut beiudt, iosar
Der 6ruHSispp uno feline alts warsn an'
DtieuO. babsn.iid aber nur uns Su sr.
fenutn sssebeu. iustsn aber. iie tdmen
nod offers. @s mus Der aufsntbalt
bort broben ieOem Belu9er wOblsetbau
haben. oenn alles mar eitel yult uno
Sreuoe, uno Die neue Gan3balle nurbe
gang sriinoli6 eiusemeibt. @s nollen
Wtanhe bebaupteu, iie lei 3u tlsin =
oem ldBt lib letht abbelitn, Denn bic
Uetrsffsnosu nit UtOiss uHo ben BRO
pbsten berausriiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
auS ben, sberen Ghale.
(Nr4balb @orrsiponben3.)

- Gbwaro, Der 1Oidbriss SObn bss
Yatrid Wfuulsp BON Ssifup. usrlor am
Srsitas Sia9mittas b,iOs 8sins, uls sr
sinsn 9oblsnsus bsit,issn wOllts unb
untsr bic Rabtr s.ri,tb. @r purbs
mad bsm tlnfall in bic nabslisssnbs
@ltsrnpobnuns sstrasen. mo sr In Swsi
Stunoeu ben gerlssunssn srlus.
- George SeanlOn pon Ssfup unb
als Snbrmann Der 3tpitpne Brou @om.
panic anseitslt, murbs Donnsritas ab.
snb In Slppbant inlimm psrlstt, ale
sr NIT ieinsm Dassn cine su tur3e Bls.
suns mahts unb berieibs umiippte.
Scanlon purbe untsr Der 9abuns be.
sraben uno man befiirdtete, oaB feline
Ssrlssuuesn einen tOotliaen Serlauf
nebmsn wiirben.
- Dem 10 Sabre altsn Pstsr @ro.
tbowosfi uon EbroOp wurbs am CAM
flag elm 8sin 3erbrldt, ats sr beim
Spiel uuter sinen Sarrsn fisI. Utan
iduffte ben gerlssten mad benz Staat
Soipital. mo mon ibm bas Bsin ampu'
tiersn nollte, ba bic Wutter bisies uber
nidt erlaubte, trososm sr iia In sinem
ssfdbrli6en 3uftanb bsfanb, 70 purbs
er pieoer beim senommsn. =
(@arbonbale @Orreiponosn3.)
- @ine POitiparbant 1T am Dieu.
itaS In oem biefssn BOitamt er6ffnst
morben.
-Serr unb Srau Srauf Srau3 BON
Terrace StruBs fino burb bic @eburt
eines S6bnleins beslhdt woroen.
= Better Stisnat, Der Dor ettpa ,sbn
Tassn in 5Orsft @itp sinsn 3sdsni&udt
binab itiirSts uno idlimm usrlest wur'
be, 1T am SOnntas I'M ytotbfau Soipi'
tul ben Ssrlssunssu srlsssn.
= Der @sidditsrsiisnbs Ssnrp 6.
Ban Wtetsr 1T am Dienitas Wforsen
in Der SSobnuns isinsr TOdter. 5rau
8. M. 3isfsr uon Spring Strass, i'm
sllter bon 81 Sabrsn ssitorbsn.
Der 3s SABRE ulte Paul 9anaib
uon @aDns autnus. elm 8srsmann in
Der 8rOoiiibs 3s&s. purbs ap Gam.
flag Stu4mittas unter einsm 5slishial!
ssfanssn unb 10 i6limm usrlsst, baB sr
um slsi4su absno i'm 0iOtbfall SOipitul
itarb.
-Swsi nnbefannte Widnner pollten
friib Samitas Wforssu bas Poftnmt iu
Simpion bsraubsn, nurSsn absr burh
bic 8ahiumfeit bss Sunoss bss Foit.
msiiters BOnbam psrtrisbsn, sbe fis
ourh cine Ssrtriimmsrts Ssnitsri9eib,
sinbriussn fonutsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
seri@t aber oas greisftmsen

3d. unb s. ausu 1911 in Scranton 30, tuisnnOnsn
eanssrirHrs Der grsimistsn eaussr PsnnibIbauia.
Ds Ssurtsuns afunsm Der Bsbswsrbr sbuh mad fsbsn
Sd&n: SnOuutn BrdfOn Whuncuns Pbrufuns ausipra au
iauns Desntsu unb alssm.n @inorud uuer 3usuno'
l.suus Der ieGs Grubs:
Punte Bonenba Puufe. 3emlid gut
Punts Sebr gut Runfs StfrSt9sno
S.bsr BreisrGtsr hbsr smei Saer hbsr ausmur
Ginbrad Su rsas ben ausu 911 gOrmtass II ubr ab
asnu 6suns usrttu bic Frs& bic 5der nntsrsnanbn osul
bas Serr Sobn & S8utins SntonaiOn uno PrdjfOu,
Ssrr aoof Sauien ShaucrunS uno ausprahs,
Ssr Gbso Smbsrsr Paruns unb Guiauns bes Dssnsn be-
urleu ten geiss nit 3ufmmuns 8oisenbn bes Wtu
aomts nmmisn SsiuB bulbs Puuit gbsn fnsrs Inter
tisos Bsurtsuns gum ausbrud brinssu fDuneu.
as ammtrua Der Pnnfrunsn nesbt fd aus Der fol9snosn
Tabe Der aud bic rsio uno Rdboss IN msr In ben ennsn
aluiim ssuusen wuros, siiblit fnb.
8rsisftustu Drtttsr ataifs
Prsslisb rgSsnn i'd wa Der DROnOsnf6iu BON 8. Guti.
g.H sat y, 5 aasm n gsa a $ aas aSts sasm snt
Gpueuria, @sHsn % 90
eunburs 81
Cation % i2s as
Prsisfinssn 3Usit.r aGaff.
grsisGsO .,Mosm i'm @aIbs" uon s. Ssoar.
sr sa sa' Y s s4a" @ Es @ ss. ~ HBfHs Bn aa aaH
sumanh, esSssisn AZ AZ AZ
uRsn %Snng yps.MSHrs ssSTs a Os sH
Gnsrsh, oalapu
wannna.r, ,samoqaa AZ a ~ ns SO
grstsiinssn Grtsr 8tafis.
Prsslib ,Das @siisriaff" uOn SuIius S8snsrt.
s s ' @ as saaa Ssa ss % S" HT1ssas B& aa Ha%
gSHss. si:sais; .sh;. AZ Al ias ass
S'a'ss.a sasistm gten'"s" ~ " 6 tss 4es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07

Sie erfs JIai6e piro Sie iiber,su.
gen, bab es serabs bic Wiebisin lit, mel.
DE Sie ben6tbigen. 91enn sic geplaat
iinb NIT Dpspspfia, Rbsumatismns,
Hsberleiben. oosr Beifmeroen. Die burd
unrsines 8lut entitebeu, 10 ssbrau4sn
sic Sorni's Glpsnfrduter. yiitt In
apotbefen uerfauft. S6reiben Sie um
@tnjelbsiteu an Or. Petsr 6abrnep &
Cons Co.. 1875 80. 9Opns Gusnus,
Chicago, 81.
5orni's alpenfrduter Blutbsleber 1T
ju babeu bel 9snrp Nalter. 1O11 @soar
Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
g NrD3ent SDpptbefen.
S1talsb+
Realeisentbnut 10 berfanfeR.

sSs"'s'ts"'y"m ~ oettuHIeAs
s 2soo faufsn sinsn ader 2anb In b.r
Staot; ieoer Sub ebsn nnb fein
3, fur @smiiisanbau. @ntes sebn
3immer Dams, Siibnsrbaus unb
fleiner Sbeune; Srn6t. 9lur
20 Wtinuten BON @eriftsbaus.
Oieies lit Elm isbr ieltsner @riif.
Sprehet in Der Office DOR uno
i6umet niht.
700 Siebsn 3immsr Saus. @larPs
Summit. febr srOBs 1ot, nabe
BET StraBsnbabn, 3ir6e uno
Shule.
450O Pra6tuolles Saus, ails Berbei.
ierun9en, nabe Der o., Z. & US.
unb yicrtbern Electric, @larrs
Summit.
1575EGdt 3immsr Saus, elm Gder
Sanb, Sheune, Nnsabl Sruhts
bdume, iebr nnbe Der Nnbaltes
ftation oerStrabenbubn. Dalton.
5000 Sebr sutes isds Simmsr Sans,
gutter Seller. 9robe Dahfammsr,
alle 8srbeleruugen, uole Sot,
9iOrb 2incOln apenue.
1000 Sisbsn Simmsr Saus unb bier
Cots, Wfarion Strass.
235O 9ieun 3immsr 6aus, anie 9oi,
Sruat. 9onssbule StraBs.
27O0 !Spei 5nmilisn Snus, srpBe Got,
Hanm fiir einen ooppelten Blod
uorns, 0isw StraBs.
$500 Ssbr biibidss Saus, feds Gin.
mer, srobe Dahfnmmsr, polle
Sot, aoams ausnue, DunmOre.
1900 @isentbnm ani Der ShbI,its;
Wiietbe bstrist $50 ben Rpnut.
21OO G6t 3immsr Saus. polls .9ot,
8Ople StraBs, Dunmors.
$500 Doppsltss Saus, aGt 3immsr
bic Ssite. alls Bsrbtferuussn,
electric StraBe.
1000 DoppsltsS Saus, fsinss ans.
isbsn, alle Ysrbsiieruussn, Glse'
trio Strabe.
2900 Seds 3immsr 5aus, 2ot 100
SSuB in 5ront. Monisp ausnue.
22O0 Doppsltes 9aus, CUTE Gage on
Bon Stor1 apenue.
$500 9aben uno Oobuuns. Got 100
bel 140, isbr quite @sleesnbsit
fiir einen aufsswedtsn Wiunn.
23o0 Saus, feds 3immsr auf Osm
eriten Stod, pier auf BEN ,wsis
ten. Got 60 bel $50, on @bsIlnut
StruBe.
5000 @ntss DOppslbaus on Strats
forb apenue. ~ 3immsr. sros
Ber Dahraum, Berbslisrungtn.
@dIot, so bel 167 Ssne. IS
lobnt li1, psnn sic nps mesen
oieies @isenthums isbsn.
$500 Seines pier Samilien Dane. fnnn
oils bOppsltes 9aus benust wer'
ben. @robe Yot uno z Shsnne;
nabe Der Prupioencs ROao uno
bem @irfusgrun6e. Ssrmietbet
fiir 1894 oas Sabr. Sin Bars
gain, menn fhnell 9enommen.
Sm permietben.
9aben I'm 100 Blod. Sranflin apsnue
2aoen 20 bel so on Siebenter StraBe
@infahe unb boppslte Wobnbauisr
inb Stats In allen 2bsilen Der Stnot.
Q8ir faufen, periaufsn, permietbsn
ino psrii6ern @i9enthum in alien Gbst'
en- Der Staot lno bes Counties. @S
piro Sie bejablen. baB Sit uns ions
ultiren, ebt sic elm abfommsn ireHsn.
$40 Gpnnea 0ebdm0e.
Reues 500. altes 468S.
Sffen Samffa8 Nbenb
- pon 7.3o bisl9.3o..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
Bel Serrenfangen, GnstiGun:
geH uno Serfandunaea

DF" WV NttF""NyWWUtW
made man iOfort @inrsibunsen mil
Or. Rihter's
Pain BxPe11e1.
Seit uierii9 Sabrsn beWdbrt uno be.
lisbt In oeutihsn 5amilien ais DauS'
mittel. 25e uno soc IN apotbsfen.
9iur edit init Gnfer.
F. AID. RICHTER & CO.,
GLUE RuOOlituOt. Ebtirlnssn.)
215 Pearl Street, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-15
RIVER 0F LAVA|S
 STILL ADVANCING Thousands Driven From Homes By Volcano in
 Sicily

Catania. Sicily, September 4-Ine river of lava from Mount Etna Is stifi advancing sweeping alf before IL Thousands of people have been driven from their homes Hoping to arrest the advance of the flaming lava, the peasants erect before their vineyards and humble homes a cross of sticks and place on top pictures of the Ma donna and the saints, but these par riers of faith have in no wise tended to check the flow.
 Crowds of peasants gather to kneei and beat their breasts, calling Tor mercy. and declaring that this must De A punishment for their sins. Mgr Ar ista. bishop of Acireale. has gone to the front to encourage the faithful to conduct services, lead the processiohs and impart benedction to the peo- pie.
 The house of Giuseppe Rampolla, relative of Cardinal Rampolla has been overwhelmed by the lava. which Is expected soon to enter the Alcantara river, Three thousand years ago the lava from Mount Etna swept into the same river. the bed of which is now so feet deep. The entire crest of Etha has been changed by the present dis turbance ragged elevations having ap- peared, which look like teeth of an immense saw. A-f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-15
IS MUCH COOLER
 WEATHER COMING?

Washington, September 1.-The weather bureau tonight promises an equalization or temperatures which, during the last S6 hours, have ranged from lo2 degrees Tn Concordia, Kans., yesterday, to 2e de- grees in Northfield. Vt, and Greenvilie, Me, today.
 The change to cooler weather In the plains states promised for Friday was in- dicated in the maximum of 96 degrees re corded in Concordia and Wichita, kas.. St. Joseph, Mo, and Oklahoma City. Okla
 Ir. St. Louis and Kansas City the max mum was 94 degrees, with 92 degrees re- corded in Des Mones Ia. Relief also was promised for the middle west and lower Ohio valley Friday.
 The premature chill which has held New England and the Atlantic states in It's grasp was giving away and rising tenn pcratures were indicated for this entire region. the lake region, and the upper Ohio valley
 The national capital shivered with the cclt.est September l4 at o'clock tonight in go years, the minimum being 46 de- grees,
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his journey in his proposed flight rom coast to coast was made yesterday swhen he flew from Governors Island against buffeting winds to this city. Ward Is flying for a prize of $50,000 offered by William R. Hearst
 Well out of the criss cross railroad tracks that led him astray yesterday as soon as he left Jersey City. Ward ex- perienced no more trouble today in find ing his way.
 Colfax. Cal. Aviator Robert G. Fowler and his mechancians began con- struction of a new biplg @ today from the parts of the macht secked Tues- day, the second day E>@ier's flight from San Francisco Q O parts arrived soreness of one le .-S- Yer is uninjured
 The aviator is/ V est of Colfax The Colfax Gun e 20 contributed s25o and residents of '<cy another s25o to help him recon, o.Sls machine.
 An ew 3 conducted by the man agemer ne narrow guage railroad runnins of here will add to this &nd. Fowler !, d he would be ready to renew his journey Saturday, and that his mechanicians told him that possibly he would be able to start earlier.
 He said he was confident that he could make the trip over the Sierras His ex- perience of Tuesday taught him that in the high altitude it Is necessary to in- crease the supply of air which feeds with the gasoline as the rare air does not feed fast enough through the ordinary valve to make sufficient combustion. The re- built machine will have a larger valve than that ordinarily used
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-15
WARD ENTERING PENNSYLVANIA
 AND FOWLER STARTS SATURDAY

Susquehana, Pa, September H. flyer, who left New York for San Francisco Wednesday, reached Calicoon, N. r., a few miles from here. at 4:35 o'clock this evening. On his final fly today he covered 59 1-10 miles in 57 minutes, having left Middletown, N. r.. at 9:3s o'clock. His total distance cov- cred so far is 13s miles.
 Ward will start on his long journey early tomorrow morning. His first stopping place tomorrow, he told the Associated Press representative, would be Owego. N. T., which Is a distance of about 90 miles as the aviator flies. He expects to pass over Bnghampton about midday. .--
 Ward started from Paterson, N. J., this morning and was in the air only a minute when he had to come down on account of engine trouble. At 9:20 he took to the air again and flew 20 miles to Sloatsburg, N. Y., coming down at 9:46 to get his bearings. He went up again, but after a few minutes had to come to earth to fix his engine near Middletown, N. Y. After lunching he went on to Calicoon.
 Paterson, N. J., September 14--James J.. Ward, the youthful aviator, resumed his flight at 9:22 o'clock this morning to- ward the Pacific coast. The first leg of
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Dayton, Ohio. September 14.-Rod- ney J. Diegle. the elusive convicted sergeant at arms of the Ohio state senate, has not confessed. After much ado lest the man sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for compheity in bribery would make sensational revelations to save himself from prison Diegle appeared here today and de- clared he had absolutely no knowl- edge of the guilt of anyone and stead : fastly maintained innoncence of tho crime for which he was convicted.
 Asserting in a lengthy statement the much sought and much feared ommunication-that he had no con fession of any character of any sort to make,' Diegle has thrown himself upon the mercy of the court which sen- fenced him to prison, but tomorrow his attorneys will enter a motion for sus- pension of sentence pending appeal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-15
RESCUE COLON|STS
 FROM PEST|LENCE

New Orleans, September 1.-Two heads survivors of a party of 2s which left Polk county, Florida, and south Georgia some time ago to try their fortunes near Ceiba, Honduras, were rescued from fever, pestilence and starvation and brought here today by a United Fruit steamer without cost. They were found penniless at Ceba, where a small collec- ton was taken up to feed the almost fam shed colonists. Five of their number had died of fever In Honduras
 Those landed here today were MT. and Mrs. c. W. Lee and five children, aged ? to F, one aged 15' i'll with fever, from Florida; Mrs. Matt Tucker and seven children, aged ? months to P years, all of Triton. Ga; William R. Brown and five children, aged to years Mrs. Sophia Lindsey afed 69, her daughter. Mrs. Alice Bailey, aged a. and baby, aged 2, from Florida.
 Mrs Lindsey and Mrs. Bailey both III with fever, were sent to the hospital. Matt Tucker died of fever June 27; A. ]. Lindsey, husband of Mrs. Sophie Lindsey. died August IT, Mrs. William R. Brown. sister of Mrs. Bailey. died June p; two children, names not given. also died of fever.
 Eighteen members of the colony were down with fever at one time. said Brown, and they had practically nothing when the chance came to get away.
 The colonlsts will be sent to Tampa.