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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
Bon Der @hbfeite.

Dem @bspaar GarI Sonntas pOn
SidorD StraBs 1T cine EO4ter sebOrsu
tporben.
Sin Stammbalter bat iid bel ben
@belsuten S8iliOn Sidns BON gteptune
Court einseitsllt.
NdAlten Wiittpo9 piro Der idbrli6e
Gusftug Der 5rieoens @emeinbe nod
Cafe 9obore ftattfinoen.
Die Rittsr uon ct. @sorss nsrb,n
ibrsu srftsn ausflus ON "a. Suli 3u
3ate Dinola abbalten.
Srau Srani 0intsr BON Mapls ctr.
ieierte am lssten WfOntas ibreu 46.
@ebHrtstus I'm Samilienfrsiie.
Srdulsin 9ouiie Sdftnsr uOn @soar
Gpenue III gum Beiut BON Serwanb'
ten na6 @lmira, u. y, sersiit.
ssrau Saud BON @ebar Gpenuel unb
SidorD StraBe perbriu9t ibre Serien
BET ibrer Eo4tsr in 9Oboten, u. 8.
Den @beleuten Gtbert Sung BON
MeaooD Gpsnus LIT Elm itrammer, IA
Pfunb miessnosr Stammbalter geboren
moroen.
Srduleir Carrie Pbillips BON @sbar
Npenue reiite am Sreita9 naf Stem
Dorf. mo iie Die udhiten paar Wionate
uerleben pirb.
Sarpeb Gblsr BON 2adananna ape'
nue. uno Sr1nlsin Matiloa Bobn pon
Sim Strase purben am Disnftas burh
glIbermann Wtoir ole elm @bepaar uers
bunben.
Srani @rlins pon BrOipeet gusnue
bat am WiOnta9 oas @eri9t eriubt.
ieineu Sobn Sranf, Der 1S Sabre lit,
elmer Belerunssidule in Pbilabelpbia
ju iiberpeiien, oa sr unuerbelierlia lit.
Sraulsin Catherine Soisbt pou 9irti
Court unb Reter Slid BON Pittston
9lpenue tpnrben porlesten Wtittmoh In
Der ct. Wiarien 3irhe our6 Bfarrer
Peter @brlit gum SunO fiir's Ssbsn
ein9eie9net.
Der @irtb 9Iusuit 8. Wtirs BON
Pittston Iuenue LIT felt uorlebten
Sonntas ueridwuuOen, bod erwartst
feline @attin, bab er pisoer auf Der
BilbHG6e erfdeinen Diro, fobalo er
oes 0anoerns miioe lit.
Sriulein Waria 6sin,mann BON
Pittston apenue unb Ralpb 1omrD
pou Glib Wain Nusnus liesen Iid am
Donneritas yia1mittas ourf Pfurrsr
8. 8. 2ou9bran in ieiner UObnun9
als Elm @bepaar einiegnen.
Srdulsin StatbrDn 8srnsr pOn 8rooi
Strabe unb Wfar WieDer uon @romn
glusnue iino ON DOnnerftas Morsen
in Der ct. Wiurien Stride our6 Pfars
rsr @sorse Z. Sdmibt gum Buuo
fiirs Nsbsn einseiesust wOroen.
SarOlb, Der 4idbriae Sobn bes
Pbilip 9raf pon @ebar glpenue. murbs
porlssten Wiittnoh iebr b0s uerbrannt,
uls er nit Shnob6l3ern ipielte uno ii6
bic 9leiouns In Branb ieste. Srau
@raf, pslte bic S6rsdsusrufs bss 3lsi'
men bOrte nnb 3u isinsm Bsiitanb elite,
uerbrannte ii9 bic 9anoe in i6msrS'
liher 8eiie.
Srduleiu Mnrearet Wt. Siefer bon
@lm StraBe uno SenrD yidber pon
TaDlor Npenue lpur6en am Donnerltae
abeno in Der 8obnuus Der Braut
burt Paftor Or. B. u. 9iOrbt su si
mem 9liidliden @bspaur einseiesnst.
Sin Sohjsitsoinncr fOlste Der @ere'
monte unb oann traten Die iungen @bs'
lsuts cine Dsitli6e SOa5eitsrsiie on.
9Babrsnb Sslbon 8. 9ios ssitern
Wtoreen auf bem Dad Der Shuls yto.
35 nit Reparatnren bsihdttist mar,
itiir,te er aus bstrddtliher S6be hsrab,
| fiel ben @llbossn aus Dem @elenf uuo
trns Ssrlesuneen on uerihieoenen 96r'
perltellen oauon, bic i'm Staat Soipital
bebanoelt werosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
Sf es meue gals
befleiOang p?

Inter ben 6urmantsn 9alsbsflsiSuns
glOpitatsn iinb: RObsspisrrs unS
giswport arassn, unO Ssniie Spissn
Eaillsn Sets 3u 25 unb so Gents.
G9eiss Sbstluno S6lsisr, fsrtis &C.
madt uber bel Der Glls, 70 Gents Bic
$1.5O.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
@ahne Gonntp.

Sonssbalr. r.-Sm SIltsr BON "a Sab.
rem lit am Dienltas In isiner @Obnuns
oabier Der @onntpusrmeGer Souis @ols
Inns 9sitorbsn, melder felt 1858 bas
amt usriorste. Sia6 lanSidbrisem yei'
ben an Der sitbma 1T am Oienitas
Charles 9liemnun in leinsr @obnung
nabe 5arnbum Bride 9eitOrben er
piro uOn Der S8ittps unb elmer EO4tsr
iiberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
Snr gefGliaen Seadtnna.

8abrenb Der Dionats Suli uuo
gusuit mirb Die ~BOdsublatt" Office
isosn Samitus gta9mittas ssiGIoiIen
msrbsn mir bitten ouber unisre pers
then auuoeu, etwui9e BsiOrsuussu
porbsr ausjufiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
6 SSrD5ent &DpOtbefen.
SGaIsD+
&ealeisentbnm 81 berfanfsn.

VtealeIBeHlgHM jh beElahIeH.
2SO0 faufen einen ader 9anb In ber
Staot; ieoer SuB eben unb fein
fur @emiiieanban. @utes 3ebn
3immer SauS, Stibnerbaus uno
fleinsr Saeune; Sru9t. 5iur
20 Wtinuten pom @erihtsbanS
Dieles LIT elm lebr isltsner @rtS.
Spredet In Der Sffice Dor aHS
idumet ni1t.
700 Sieben 3immer Saus, @larf's
Summit, iebr 9roBs Got, nabs
bel StraBenbabn, 2ir4e unb
Shule.
4500 Bra6tDolles Saus, ails 8crbsfp
ierunssn, nabs Der o., Z. d D.
uno Nortbern electric, @lart's
Summit.
1875 glht 3immer Saus, elm ader
Snno, Sheune, snjabl Sruft
bdume, iebr nabe Der Gnbalte.
itatiOn berStraBenbabn, Cotton
5000 Sebr sutes isds 3immsr s aus,
gutter 8eller. 9roBe Da6fammer,
alle TerbelIerun9en. uolls Sotr
9toro VincOln Nuenue.
1000 Sisbsn 3immsr Sans uni pier
Cots, WtariOn StraBe.
2350 9isun Simmsr Sans, CUTE vot,
5rn4t, 9onesoule Strabc-
270O 3psi Snmilieu Saus, 9roer Sof,
Raum fiir einen soppeltsn Slod
pOrne, gtsw StraBe.
$500 Ssbr bHbi6ts Suns, is6s 3im.
mer, sro6e Dahfammer, Uolle
yOt, sloams Npenue, Dunmore.
1900 @issntbum auf Der ShNieiie;
Wfietbe betrG9t $95 ben DiOnat.
21OO a6t 3immsr Saus. poll, SOt,
8Ople StraBs, Dunmors.
$500 Doppsltes Saus, aht 5uumer
bic Seits, ale Ssrbsferunsen,
electric StraBe.
1000 Doppsltes Saus, fsinss aus,
iebsn, alle Yerbsiisrnnsen, &lec'
trio StraBe.
29OO Sshs 3immsr Saus, Got 100
SuB in 6ront, Wfoniep sptuue.
22OO Doppsltss 9aus, quite 9nas an
Bon Storh Npenue.
$500 9aOsn unb Bobnuns, Sct l3O
bel 140. iebr quite @elslsnheit
fir sinsn aufsswedten Uiann.
23OO Saus, feds 3immsr aui BEN
erlten Stod, pier anf benz ,mei'
ten, Got 60 bel $50, on @bclnut
StraBe.
5000 @ntss Doppelbaus an Strats
forb Npenue. IL 3immtr, sro'
Ser Dndraum, 8srbeHerun9en.
@dlot, so bel 167 S5nb. @s
lobnt fif, ipsnn ole uns we9en
bieies @isentbums ieben.
$500 Ssiuss pier 5amilisn Saue. fann
als ooppslteS 9aus benust wer'
ben. @roBe Got uno Shenne;
nabe Der Yropibenee Rpno uno
osm @irfussrunbe. Bsrmietbst
fir $354 baS Sabr. Sin Bar'
gain, wenn ihnell senommsn.
Sn bermietben.
9aben I'm 100 Slod, Srantlin Nusuue
Yaoen 20 bel 80 an Siebenter Stra6e
@infahe uno boppelte Wobnbduier
ND Stats In alien EbeiIeu Der Staot..
S8ir faufsn, psrfaufsn, psrmist9sx
nb perfi9ern @isentbum In alien Tbei'
n Der Staot unb beS @ounties. Sc
tro Sie bejablen, onB Sie unS fon'
lltirsu, sbs ole elm abiOmmeu irsffsn.
$40 Spnnen 0eb6nDe.
teues 500. aftes 466S.
Sffen Samifa8 slbsnb
BON 7.3o bis $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04

Der Renid pirb in oem WsaBe
GROCER, oils er iib ieIbit unb feline
4raft fennen Iernt. @ebt bem Ween.
iden bas 8eiuuBtiein beiien, mas er
II, er piro baIo aud Iernen, gu ietn,
nas er fou. S6eIling
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
Wcrb Scrautpit. .

Den @bsleuten @bparb 6. Dtallsr
bon SauberiOn auenue 1T Gin S6bulein
9eboren porben.
= Der 27 Sabre alte Paul Roibins'
~ pon Slorin StraBe 1T am Wtontag
i'm Staut SolpitaI ben Bsrlesunssn
erle9en, Die er Dor @o1enfrift in Der
OidiOu Ssae bur& einsn 5sIIsnfall err
bielt.
- Der 32 Sabre alte @eor9e Staes
uon Court StraBe uuroe am Utontag
aui Die Nntlase beS @asmster Dtsb'
itabls fir Elm 9eribtli4sS @ri6einen
unter $500 Birsifuft seitellt. am
Oienitus wurOs Stage auf bic Nnflase
Der llnteridlasuus unter neitere $500
Sir9idatt fur elm seri6tIi6es @ritei'
men 9eltellt.
- Nls cine tbeilneiie 5olss bes Nus'
itanoeS Der Wt0rteltr69er unb Sa9e'
l6bner mueten am DfOnta9 bic Werte
Der Scranton bolt uno 9tut @0mpanie
an ::Boplar Strnbe oen Setrieb eins
itellen uno 500 9lngeiiellte miihen fei'
ern. Die Betriebseinltelluu9 1T fir
unbeitimmte 3eit. bod bOfisu Die Se
amtsn Der @ompanie. oaB Der Setrieb
udfite gBo6e mieoer aufseuommsn
meroen tann.
= Der bsiaete 9intban Wtiles, Elm
Rolt9dnger i'm Iennant Dotel, mIre
am 6reitas Jtahmittas beinabe unter
einem Jiortbern electric Uabnnasen
,erbriidt D0rben, oils er pon bemielben
abgeltissen mar un6 martete, bis er
porbsiiubr. @r ltellte iid 10 nabe, Oub
sr getroffen uno cine Strsde 9eibleiit
mnrbe, entfam aber gum Slid nit si'
mem jerfrasten @eii6t.
- slntbonp Stspsnion pou Stanton
Struse ent9ins um 6rsitus 9tadmittus
in Der @apuSu 3ehe iebr fnapp Der
3srmalmuus, ole ii6 Elm Oedenfull
sreignete. 90 entfam er nit elmer ges
brohensn Rippe uno i1merjliden 80r'
perIbrammen. glm 9leihen Gag tru9
Der in Der Wfarpine 3s6s an9eltellte
Ersibsr SObn S6OfislS elm ihlimm
uerlestes 9eiibt bauou, als Elm Suft.
ialuu4 barit unO ibu truf.
- Cine Rotts pon 15u Streifsrn
bssub iid am Sreito9 WtOreen mad Der
SolD ROiarD Stride on BiIliam Ctr,
um cine @initellune Der arbsit ,u sr'
Bmingsn, uuo nlS Die Poli3ei Iol6ss
uerbinoern mOllte, tDurbe iis NIT Stet'
nen ansesriffeu. Serseant SaltrD
uaate ii9 uneri9roden in bic Rotts
unb 3mei Der Siihrer, S5runt Ebomas
uon 9isunter Stra6e uno Soc Sornetti
uon scranton Stra6e. murbsn perbaf'
tet, bod muBte Die Rolijei nit sejoss'
men Reuoluern unb 3niippetn ibren
Ser9eanten beihiisen. WtittlerweiIe
mar cine YOlijsimanni9uft pom centra'
len Stubttbeil einestrOffen unb Oisis
pertrieb bic Streiier. Tbomas nurbe
ipdter unter 81, 900 nno Sornetti uutsr
81 900 Biirgihaft geftellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
Sine tmpfinNIidlt Qlldt in ber Wlt

: Sine smpfinbli9s 9iids in Der Wfn.
lsrfolonie pon Wfilmnutee, s1ls., mnroe
am Mittmof burf ben pl6slidsn Gob
bss 9unftmalers Robert Sdabe serif'
fen. S6noe elblidte als Sobn oeut'
idsr Gltern i'm Sabre 1861 In ylem
gorl oas 9ibt Der Rslt. - -:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04

Sie @eisbeit hes alters lit Der Be
a6tuns inert, uuo iOllte nidt leibts
fertis juriid semieien psrben. Srau
W2uriu Wtarslf pom UioseOn, 9u.,
i6rsibt: -S8ir ssbruuhen Sorni's
alpsnfrduter beitdnois In unierer Sumi'
lie, ob9leif if fein Gsent bafiir bin.
@roBmutter. Die istt 80 Sabre aft lit,
iast, Der alpsnfrduter babe fie niebsr
gang jung fiibleu semadt. g8ir iinO
oanfbar fur cas-, mar er fur uus 9etan
bat.4
sllt unb Sung finbst in benz Nlpsn'
frduter bic 9ilfe, ipslde bic yiatur Ssit.
DeiIe brandt I'M oas SDitem tpieoer In
SrOnuus 30 brinsen. yitht pertauft
in Gpotbsten. Spejial'a9snten bslor.
gen ibn. Wlnn i4reibs an: Or.
Better 5abrneD & cons Co., 1875
90. 9obue Gue., @bieaso, 81. -
5orni's alpentrduter Blntbeleber 1T
lu bubsu bel Ssurp BaItsr, 1o11 @sbur
auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04
QSaS babell
Gie fit ben
Ttiertag
nOtbig :?
sinO es ipeibe SanO-
i9nbe ?
Sier iint itmarss uno wsiBs Span
bos- 12-3nOpfs isiOsns SanOi4ubs
NIT boppslisu Sinssripissn unO 16-
ssnUpfs tpsiBs unO farbiss ieiOsns 9unS
i&ubs ju 70 Gents unb SLIGO.
@inD es S0rOfs
Yunbs 4?

=Dis ibsale SusbsflsiOuus fiir Ssisr'
tass obsr irssnb sinsu Sag. 8wst
Dutsuo unb psridisOene StiIs uon
gutsnt 9sber, slanslOiss aalb unO 9iO,
ruifiI&ss Salb, SusOs unb psiBss
Dud ober 8udstin. Das Paar,
81 uub $3.50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04

AnnOnelrt i'm "woehen5latt." :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-04

- Sin Stammbaltsr bat fih bel ben
Gbsleutsn q. s. ShOlla pon Weft
Drinter StInBe ein9eftellt.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
PROMINENT CITIZEN DEAD.
James Monroe Hooker. Founder Of Col
iese For Girls, Passes Away.

Lxington.-James Monroe Hooker.
founder OF Hooker, now Hamilton, col.
iege. and one OF the oldest and most
widely known citizens of Lexington.
died at his home. as Johnson avenue,
after a brief Illness. Mr.. Hooker was
SO years old last June. and Is survived
by his wife, with whom on October "a
he celebrated the sixty-seventh ami.
versary OF their marriage. Mr.. Hook
er In his earlier life accumulated "A
large fortune in the mercantile bust
ness. and about forty years ago he re-
tired for a time from active business
and founded and literally endowed
Hooker college in this city. one OF the
best known colleges for girls in the
south. A number OF years later the
name OF the college was. with Mr..
Hocker's consent, changed to Hamil.
ton college. in order 10 secure add
tional endowment. and IL Is now con.
neCted with Pennsylvania university.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
CHANGES IN MILITIA.
Adjt. Gen. Haidemsn 10 Making Plans
For Greatly improving National
Guard.

Frankfort-The frs; step in the re.
organization Of the Kentucky National
Guard was taken by Adjt. Gen. w. p.
Haldemsn. when he mustered out of
the service seven companies Of the
guard located In Louisville. New
companies, with some OF the best Of
the officers Of the old Louisville LIE
gioH in command. will be organized az
once TO take the place OF the com.
panies mustered ont. This is bet the
initial move toward building up a reg.
iment In Louisville tina; viii be q
credit to- the state.
MAJ. A. Mclean Mofiat. inspector
general. is relieved OF duty in another
order issued by Gen. Haldeman. with
the approval OF Gov. McCreary. His
place is TO be filed temporarily by
Robert J. McBryde. Of Louisville. who
is designated as inspector general.
Maj. McBryde is now In Frankfort
discharging his duties as Inspector
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
PLANS TRACK ANo FIELD MEET.
Kentucky Colleges Arrange Events
For Games To Be Held Al
Lexington.

Lexington. The representatives of
the Eve colleges and universities In
the Kentucky intercollegiate associa.
ton met here and perfected plans for
state track and field meet to be held
in Lexington on May ~. The meet
will be held at the fair grounds and
will be under the supervision and man
agement Of the association. II was de
cided 20 hold the meeting under the
rules of the Amateur Athletic Union
and 10 follow the order OF events as
prescribed by the rules OF tho South.
ern intercollegiate Athletic associs
ton. The events will be thirteen In
number.
The representatives present were
Berea. Prof n. W. Morton: George
town. Prof. Robert Hinton: TransyL
vania. Prof r. r. Monroe: Central,
Prot. 7 V. Williams: State Univer.
siy, Coach r.. r. Sweetland. Prof.
Monroe and Sweetland were selected
a committee OF two tn draw M con.
stitution for adoption for the purpose
OF regulating the track meet and max.
ing IL an annual event The meeting
then adjourned 10 meet again on Mon
day, January 90.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25

among these Who participated 10 the
welcome to Cardinal Farley. which
was not only brilliant. but impressive
AZ Twenty third street the cardinals
carriage turned into FIFTH avenue and
proceeded in a direct line to 81. Pat.
rich's Cathedral. the curbs on both
sides being crowded with members OF
all the big Catholic societies OF Great
er New York Further up the oade;
corps OF all the Catholic military
schools. Institutions and organizations
Of the metropolis lined both sides Of
Fifth avenue and at the very end OF
his triumphal march. the cardinal vas
greeted by his best and most beloved
friends. the s0.oco Catholic children
attending the parochial schools Of
Greater New York This par OF the
reception seemed To please the car
dinsl more than any other feature OF
his welcome
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
TAFT FREES MORSE
FORMER BANKER MAS ONLY SIX
MONTHS TO LIVE SAYS sur.
GEoN GENERAL.
PROBABLY GO TO CARLSBAD
Presiden, cormvtes ts-Yesr Sentence
IN Effort to ProIons New Workers.
Life, But Refuses TO Restore His
Civil Rights

Washington The I5ycar sentence
for the violation Of the national bank
ing laws under which Charles W
Morse. the former New York banker
has served two years in the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga, has been
committed by President Taft 10 expire
nj once
The communication OF sentence. which
gives Morse HE complete freedom 70
but which. unlike a pardon. does not
restore his civil rights-was granted
upon recommendation OF Attorney
General wickersham and Surgeon Gen.
ersl Torney, U. 3. A.
The White House statement grant
ing freedom to Morse follows:
The president has committed the
sentence OF Charles W. Morse TO ex.
rire at once. This action was taken
upon the recommendation Of the attor'
ney general. based upon the following
report Of Surgeon General Torney:
A careful review OF these reports
makes IL clear 10 my mind that he h
suffering from a combination Of dis
eases due to degeneratiye changes
which are incurable and progressive
The reports show that the condition
OF the kidneys and the heart are
growing worse. regard the attack
OF cardiac dyspnoea or heart block
from which he suffered on the morn
ing Of the 18th instant. as an ominou,
occurrence.
In my opinion the prisoners dura
ton OF life viii be In all probability
less than one month n kept In conDne
ment. and In the event OF his release
under Communication OF sentence. 1t In
not probable that he will live as Ions
as sir months
The communication OF Morses sen
tence came nj the end OF months
unrenitting effort on the part OF Mrs
Morse and the bankers friends. Al
most since the day the doors Of hi
cell in Atlanta closed upon him Mrs
Morse and influential friends have be
sieged the department OF Justice and
through IL the White House for miu-
CATION OF the sentence.
Efforts for q complete pardon were
unavaIling. and under the. Law Morse
could not be paroled until he bad
served 1--WE years. Under the cormu-
taiion he viii be allowed TO leave the
army hospital at Fort Mcpherson.
near Atlanta. at once. Recent efforts
In bis behalf developed the fact that
his friends wished 10 take him u
Carlsbad for treatment, and II 10
deemed probable that he will be taker
abroad Mt once.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Cattle Steady Ia strong on Eoo<
and choice easy aud slov GA busc her
grades. especially helfors Shtppers
s5.756f6.S5. choice TO extra S7(s7b ~
butcher steers, extra S6.25es6.5s. good
10 choice S5.l0H6.l5. common Ia h,ir
N.50H5; heifers. extra S5.6bfss. gooc
To choice s5n $50. common to fair
s3.25G4 AS, cows. "Xtru 81 t9ds6.25.
good 10 choice s4iOH5. common 10
fair l75H4.26: Gamers si.s5ss8.
Bills Steady TO strong Bologna
s4.25d 40. extra ST. fat hulis ssir5. 20
Calves Steady az yesterdayS ctos
Ing prices. Extra 81. faic 10 good S9G
SIS. common and large s4dsA
liogs-Actiye. Packers and sstch
ers Sc higher. Light shippes Arady
AZ yesterdays closing prtcos. Select
ed heavy shippers S6.3OffG35, god -
choice packers ana butchers $4,000
6.35, mixed packers s6.lOGs.2a stag
Sm5, common TO chOice heavy Tat
sows s425G5s5. extra s5sOa6. light
shippers S5S0H6, pigs lilo Ms and
iess) s4.25G5.sO.
Sheep Steady Extra 81. good 10
choice s3.50W3so, common VI mir
sl7503.25.
STEADY. Extra 81. good IA
choice sG.5Oa6y0. common Ia fair
N7bm6.25. yearlings s4.5015.6O.
Wheat-No. 2 red sacHsl.8l. No. 3
red s3Hs7c. No. red Afp94c.
Corn No. 2 white 6S6p59c, No. 8
white 64N67c. No. white G3@g5c
No. . yellow 62M64c. No. 2 mixed a.
d6Sc. 10. mixed 62n6ic. No. 4 nis
ed OOM62c. white ear 63df65e, yelSov
ear 64@67c. mixed ear 64D65c.
Oats-No. : white 5lia fp53e. stand.
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
WOMAN IS HELD
WITHOUT BAIL
Mrs. SparIIno Is Charged with
Poisoning Husband aad
Three Sons In Michigan
INSURANCE IS ALLEGED MOTIVE
Nsiahbors Give Damaging Testimony
Physician Says Death Was
Que 20 Arser,c
Poisoning.

Bad Axe. Micn Mrs. q ssss A.
Spariing. wife OF John W. stog kpar
ing. and mother % Peter. Ahest ana
Scyriel Sparkling. All Of whem eeed
from a mysterious death. w.s sSs'e
ever to stand trial on q charge of pois-
Oning Scyricl
Dr. Daniel Conboy. of Rss Ate. a
new witness. and Mrs Laura Rs-tard
son. "a nclghpor Of Mrs. SparIhng. eay.
the principal testimony for rne Isose-
cation. The ply stefan niteni'ae Soy
mel Sparkling declared that h. hih opin-
ION. death was que to arssaivaI po
soning
Mrs Richardson claimed thet she
.isited Mrs. Spariing after Peter Spar.
ling died. She testified iAai Mn
Sparling told her she ths-r.ht 4hs
would takc cut more insurance os ths
lives Of her Sous, Scyriei and I:ay
Mrs Richardson testified u,ai sIhop
the Was =, mpa;hizing with hpfe Spa,
nng the latter said:
yes. II rs hard. bl' the worst b. yet
10 come"
Mrs Sparhng wa held wssos hiH
20 the April term 81 tho cirCel Govt
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
OPERATIONS IN THE OIL FIELDS
Are Badly hampered BY the Extreme
" Cold Weather Of the Past
Few Weeks

Le1ington.-Snow storms and zero
weather have had a grip on the oil
fields during the past week, as during
the week before. and there was not
much done in the way of pumping and
drilling. When a well is finished in
weather like that of the last two weeks
II is difficult TO move the machine and
equipment TO another location, and de-
lays are being caused in all depart
ments Of the industry.
One new well is reported from
Wayne county. which will add ten bar
rels new production. Two or three
new wells we're TO be started in Law
renee last week. but the work on the
derricks is being greatly hindered. A
half dozen companies are anxious 10
begin test wells there.
There are prospects OF some activity
in the old Cumberland county field
during the late winter and spring. The
operating department of the Standard
Oil Go. in Kentucky recently took up
considerable territory in leases in that
county along the Cumberland river.
and the report was sent out AT the
time that these leases would be devel-
oped during the spring. The ]. w.
Huston Oil Co, OF Pittsburg. Pa.
which holds some choice leases, is pre-
pairing TO erect standard rig on the
Keen farm, some ten miles from
Burkesyille, with view OF putting
down a good test well. Drilling will
not begin. however, for a couple OF
weeks yet
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
MANY GREET FARLEY
CARDINAL IS GIVEN GREAT ovs
TON At NEW YORK.
Trivmphsi Return 10 Marked by EIsb
o~ste peeerstiers-Soo,oo 600 Gather
at Pier

New rork.-The triumphai return 70
New York Of Cardinal John Murphy
Farley vas the signal for the great.
est ovation that has ever been accord
ed a man Of the church In the United
States COMING back from Rome
where he had been elevated from
Archbishop OF New York to the high
est honor within the grant OF the
Catholic church. excepting that OF the
Holy Father. he was the recipient OF
visible and audible homage such ne Is
seldom paid To any man
Many Of the most prominent ngures
In the public life 81 the nation we're
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-01-25
HARVESTER TRUST IS FlAYeD
Representative OF Independents Makes
Sensational Charge o. House
Committee Hearing.

Washington. charges
against the International Harvester
company. the so-calied harvester
trust" we're made before the house
rules committee by y J Lowe Of
New York. representing independe
manufacturers
Mr. Lowe told the committee that
81 per cent. Of the stockholders IN the
steel. sugar. beef and bankers trusts
control also the International Harvest.
err company. We charge that the
International Harvester company,
through the National City bank OF
New York. can break any Independent
concern In the United States" said
Mr.. Lowe.
The witness said the department
OF Justice had -chloroformed every
movement made 20 prosecute the har
vester trust. shown by the fact that
the Townsend report Co the depart
ment IN 1906 has slumbered there
ever since. The report showed. among
other things. that there were thirteen
independent harvester concerns In the
United States when the International
Harvester company vas organized.
Today there are only two independ.
ent concerns in the United States.
Mr.. Lowe charged also that the In.
ternational Harvester company insist.
ed on a profit OF 100 per cent on its
goods sold in this country. bu, that
Europs 60. them almost at cost