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New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
THE INDEPENDENT SOLD'
Company Headed by Hamilton
Holt Takes Over Weekly.
BEECHER ONCE ITS EDITOR
George French Succeeds Mr..
Bowen as Publisher-Edi-
torial Staff Unchanged.

With this weeks issue The Indepen-
dent" for the second time in it's history,
will change propretors, according to an
announcement which Hamilton Holt, its
managing editor, made yesterday. Mr..
Holt is at the head of the company which
has taken the magazine over from his
uncle. Clarence w. Bowen. who succeeded
to the ownership on the death of his
father, Henry c. Bowen, IN 1897.
The editorial staff of the weekly will
remain the same under the new manage
ment, but several changes will be made
in the publication department, owing TO
the retirement of Mr. Bowen and OF
Gardner Richardson, the assistant pub
Usher. George French succeeds Mr..
Bowen as publisher, while Frederic II.
Dickinson becomes business manager and
j. Stuart Hamilton advertising manager.
Mr.. Holt stated that he intended to
make a number OF changes in the maga-
zine, but that he would adhere to its
historic policy Of providing thoughtful
readers with an accurate account OF I'M
portant events and a competent discus
sion Of the problems OF the day from
various points Of view. The lndepen-
dent" started as denominational jour
nal appealing to those congregational
lists who were dissatisfied with the theo-
logical and political conservatism OF the
Boston organ OF the sect. For the first
thirteen years of Its existence its editors
were three distinguished Congregational
clergymen-Dr. Leonard Bacon, of New
l, pf n,
and Dr. Joseph T. Thompson, OF New
York. When the war deprived Its founder
OF his fortune, the three editors resigned
but the elder Mr.. Bowen, calling Henry
Ward Beecher TO the editorial chair, soon
made of the magazine paying PROPOSE
tion where formerly it had been a con-
slant drain on his resources.
With this change The Independent
became the first OF undenOminatlonal
journals and an enthusiastic supporter ot
the war Two years later Mr.. Beecher
withdrew, leaving in charge Theodore
Tilton, with Oliver Johnson, GaTr-
sonian aboluonist, as his assistant The
dramatically opposite empeTaments OL
these two men, however, soon exhausted
the patience of the proprietor aud they
were dismissed in December, 1870.
At this time DR.. William Hayes Ward
the present editor Of the magazine had
been with It for nearly three years. lie
succeeded to the -editorship on the death
Of Henry Z. Bowen, in 1897. Hamilton
Holt entered the office Of The lndepen-
dent" in 1894, the year OF his graduation
from Yale University. He Will retain his
position as managing editor. The rest Of
the staff includes Frank ID. Root pollti-
cal editor; Edwin b. Slosson, literary ed
itor: Warren Barton Blake. assistant ed
itor. and Franklin IL. Giddins, associate
editor.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
PARTS IN WINTER GARDEN

The Winter Garden production, with
the addition OF Mile. Bordoni In lhe
First Affair." is now divided into three
narts. The curtain rises at o'clock and
the performance begins with THE Ballet
., rs,o" This is followed by The Pass
ing Show OF 1872" and Mile. ,Bordoni III
THE First Affair ends the entertain
n,cnt. "The Ballet of 1890 was omitted
on SATURDAY night in order that the enter
,afpment might not be over long on the
occasion OF the first presentation OF the
new pantomime.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
SAMUEL II. CRAMP.
IRy Telegraph TO The Tribune

[By Telegraph 10 The tribune
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-Samuel II. Cramp,
a former president OF the William Cramp
& Sons Ship and Engine Building Com
pany, died at his home here tonight In
his seventy-ninth year. He complained
OF not feeling well this morning. and
toward evening lapsed into unconscious
ness and died from apoplexy. He was one
Of the three sons OF william Cramp. the
founder OF the firm, and was admitted to
partnership in the business In 1851.
Forty years later he was elected president
OF the corporation and retired in 1907,
when the Cramps sold out their interests
In the concern. The building OF battle
ships for the Russian navy was begun
after Samuel II. Cramp had visited the
Gar and obtained the contracts. His
widow and two daughters survive him.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
NEW PLAY FOR THE BERKELEY.

Pending the courts decision as to the
rights of the National Federation oil inc
atre Clubs TO give private performances
on Sunday evening, Sydney Rosenfeid
has leased the Berkeley Theatre Tor
Thanksgiving week and will give nine
performances OF THE Road TO Already,
by Edith Sessions Tupper The puohc
will be invited to buy seats that are not
disposed of 10 the members.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
DAVID D. ANDERSON.

Bloomfield, y. j., Nov. S.-Davd d. An"
derson, eighty-six years old, who had
been a member OF the Odd Fellows fra
ternity for sixty years, died at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Louis McNair,
Wildwood Terrace, yesterday. For many
years Mr.. Anderson was employed by the
Erie Railroad. He was member OF the
old First Presbyterian Church for TWEEN
ty-fve years. Two daughters survive.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
Shade of the Crusader-Can this be the end!

land, sixty-six years ago, but had lived
in Brooklyn many years. He was MEM
Der Of All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church. a life member of the Montauk
Club. and an honorary member OF the
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
He was never married. A brother, George
A. Peak and three sisters, Mrs. John NJ.
Kelly. Mrs. Judson G. Wall, wife Of Tax
Commissioner Wall, and Miss Annie J.
Peak survive.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
JAMES H. HYDE, LECTURER
Treats of Role of France in De-
yelopment of u. S.

Paris, Nov 3.-At the invitation Of the
French government, James II. Hyde, or
New York, to-day began a series Of lect-
ures in French, under the auspices OF the
French universities. His subject was
THE Role OF France in the Development
OF the United States"
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04

sunday. November ). 1912, Henry H 81
Angel, In his 9th year. Funeral frond
Reformed Church. Lee ave, Scarsdals. onl
wednesday, eth inst at / 80 O'Clock. Car
riages will meet Harlem Division train,
leaving Grand Central Station at 12:30J,
Please omit flowers.
.CARPENTER-Em aged g. ssrviessi
The Funeral Church." No. 2+i West 23dI
st. Drank Campbell Building). MondaN
evening, $50 Automobile coriege.
EBRITT-wiHiam H.. on Saturday, Novero 4
ber 2. at his home. No. 1871 Manhsttsn
ave. beloved husband OF Catherine SIN :
Funeral services from his late residence, |
Tuesday, November ). at p. Burial
at Smithtown. Long Island. Wednesday,
morning on arrival OF 9:lO train from Newt
York
ELLIOTT-At the Gleason Health Resort Ell,
mira, " y November ., 1912, Susan Scott
Elliott widow Frederic B. Elliott, aged 1S. |
Funeral at GuiIford, Conn, Tuesday. No.
yember j. on arrival OF train leaving Nswi
York at 9:l5 a. m.
GoLDEN-on November ]. 1912. Eleanor H.
daughter OF the late John and Catharinei
Golden. Funeral services at the Chapel OF
the Home. l04th st. and Amsterdam ave. ont
Monday, November t. at $3.50 M
JACogsEN-on November 3. 1912. at his resi-
dence, No 1873 Joralemon ST. Brookyn,i
Professor Terence Jacobsen. In the 6sth yearl
OF his age. Funeral services al Plymouth.
Church lecture room, Orange ST.. on Tues
day November 5, at IL a. m. lnterment ati
Convenience Of family
LOCKWOOD Sunday, November 3. after ~
lingering illness, De Witt Clinton Lockwood
husband OF Mary Powell Funeral private.
kindly omit flowers. California papers please
copy.
pEAK-At his residence, The Hampton. No. o
Prospect Park West. sunday. November 3.
William N Peak. in the 6bth year OF his
age. Funeral from the residence OF his sis
fer Mrs Judson q. WALL No. 1913 Let ST..
Rrooklyn, Wednesday evening, November D.
ats o'clock. Liverpool England papers
please copy.
poRERTs-on Friday. November /. 1872, at
bis home. Glenbrooa Morris Plains, y. J.,
Jonathan w Roberts, in his s2d year. Flu
neral services al his late residence, on
Wednesday, November Q, at 1880 a. M Car
riages will be IN waiting at Morris Plains
station upon the arrival Of the train leaving
Hoboken at 9:15. II is requested that no
flowers be sent.
crNo<Ds-At Warehouse Point, Conn, No
yember . 1912, in his 80 year. Robert Hal4
Simonds jr.. OF Robert Hale Simonds
and Lucy Dillingham; Simonds. Funeral ser
vice in st. Johns Church at $50 p. m,
Monday, November a.
ToAIPKINs-on Sunday. November 3. at,
Nyack. ~ Y. Charles Wilson Tompkins,
late OF Brooklyn. n. Y, In his 12d year.
Notice OF funeral later
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
William N. PEAK.

William n. Peak. retired wallpaper
manufacturer, died yesterday at his home,
No. . Prospect Park West, Brooklyn.
Mr.. Peak was born in Liverpool, Eng
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04

MAIN oFFICE--No. 1874 Nassau street
UPTOWN oFFICE--No. 1884 Broadway. or
any American District Telegraph ONCE
HARLEM OFFTCES-No l57 East i25th
street, No. 263 West 125th street and Ma
2l9 West f25th street
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04

FRANK z. CAMPBELL. 241.s West 2sf
81. chspels. Private Rooms. Private Amhu-
lances. Tel. 1924 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKERs.

THE wOcDLAwN CEMETERY.
293d st. BY Harlem Train and by Trolley.
once. 90 East 23d ST.. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04

George II. Utter was native OF New
Jersey, but spent most OF his life In
Rhode Island lie was the son or sew
enth Day Baptist clergyman, who was
also a printer and publisher. Mr.. Utter
had had a long public career, having
served in the House OF Representatives
I'm the state Senate, three years as Sec
retary of State, a year as Lieutenant
Governor and was twice elected Governor
Of Rhode Island, in 1905 and 1906. In ad-
dition TO his many other activities ne was
owner and editor OF THE Westerly Daily
Sun" Mr.. Utter was graduate of Am
hert College. In the class of a. lie was
fifty-eight years old.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
GEORGE n. UTTER.

Westerly, X. l., Noy 3.-RepresentatiVe
George IL. Utter, former Governor or
Rhode Island, died at his home here to-
day after an Illness Of several weeks from
stomach trouble. He was operated upon
in the Providence Hospital I'm Washington
a few weeks ago and returned home
Monday. Before his illness Mr.. Utter
campaigned in the West for President
Taft. He was candidate for reelection
as Representative from the I'd Rhode ISL
and District. The funeral will take place
from the family home here on "Wednesday
afternoon at 800 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-04
: DIED..

his residence. Scsrsdsie, v Y.s
Sunday. November g. 1872, Henry H. b
Angel, In his 9th year. Funeral frontj
Reformed Church. Lee ave, Scsrsdais. on,
Wednesday, 9th inst. at 80 O'Clock. Car
riages will meet Harlem Division trsinl
leaving Grand Central Station at 12:3o5
Please omit flowers
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500 8elobuuna 500.

Die esiu bitlu 3situna ptrbsn ft frsusr, ,u
nfabrtu. edb 10 psnisfrns zine gsfHrdists
9ranibtit sisbt, rslhe bic @iTtnIbafi in al
ibrsH Snfsn ~ btiIsn I'm Sianbs III Saas
aatarrb Sur IL bic sinliss isBt str Gr,tli@tu
BIiietritafi btIdnnte ppiltpt Sur. aatarrb sr.
fcrbui aIs cine Gpnftituticnsiranfbtii cine con.
fitutipnsIlt 8sbanblurs. Sal's aatarrb. Sur
pirp innsrli6 stncmmtn une pirft btrtft auf
eas Slut uub bic i6ltimistn GbTl6Gsn bts
Splsms, haeurh bic @runelaae esr aranfbtit
,nfVrsub unb hem patitnitn araft stbsnO. In.
BEN fs bic Contribution bee stSTpns aufbaut
uub er 2aiur ,u ibrtm Wsrft bilfi. Die Gia.
tnibimr batsu 70 pisI grtrdutu su ibrsn Ssil
trdfttn bab lt sinburbrt Doaars 8tlobuuna
fir itpsn 8aa aubtsisn, ben lis su furirsn ssr.
ftbIsn. eabt quo cine eift r=a 3susniITru
ipmmtn. Wian aprtfTt;
q. 8. 9btHtp & Go, 5plsbp, 8.
bas- Btrfauft BON alien NppibtfsIH, 75s.
Hfhmtt Sags GumiIitu.piLItu fir 9triupfuna.
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@pn 4eterSbure.

- Dem @bspaar Wlilton @. 0om'
batsr pon TaDlor Slusnue lit sint
2o4ter seboren moroen.
Or. 8. Wt. @uinri9bt. Der itdb.
tiide Bafteriolose. itsllte am Conner
itas gta6mittas fsit, baB Der Dumb,
pelher am Souutas ;upor oas StonC
Wf1ohen pon S9beeler glpenue biB,
niat on Der Tollputb lit.
= Der 8uui6rsiner Sobn @uans
BON Wfaiters StraBe muroe am CAM
itag wabrsn6 Der 9lrbsit pon einsm ber'
abfallsnoen SolSitiid am 3opf setroffen
unb ibm elm S1dbelbru6 ,ussfiist,
bem er flint Wfiuuten naf ieiner gluf'
nabme i'm Sabnsmauu Soipital srlas.
- 8illiam Rosber uon SarriIou
gusnue. 36 Sabre alt. LIT am SOuntas
gia6mittus in leiner 8Obnuus ssitor'
ben. @r wirS pon flint Shwsfteru
unb Spei 8rToern iiberlsbt. Ole Bei.
iesuns erfOlsts Disnftas .9iadmittas
i'm Soreit 9ill Srieobof uno yiaD Nu9
Council bes Ropal arcanum lsltete Die
Grauerfeier.
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fie ii6 sifriser riibrsn. am 27. Suli
iin6 Die @inlabunsen an bic @eiunspsr'
cine er9angen uno bic beute, ben Is.
ausuit, baben MIR Antmort bon jDsi
Sereinsn erbalten: Die @eian9Ieftion
bes &rbeiterpereins bot ibre Tbeilnabme
iofort ju9eiaet, Der Shwei5sr Mfduner'
dor bot abgelebnt. oa CT am 2. Sep.
tember iein idbrli4es pic Sic abbdlt.
3eiuer Der orei anberen @tianepereiue
ideint ju ipihen, oh ct fiA betbeilisen
obsr mas sr finsen mill uno oa bod
msnisitens cine Ober 3rei semeinihaft'
libe Proben fiir ben Waiiendor n6tbis
iinb uub nod ni6t bic seriusfte Ssrsin.
barnns sstroffen i6eint, 10 liegt ss anf
Der Sano, mas man 40 ertparten bot.
gBir baben unlsre S9uloisfeit In oies
fer Sahe 9etban uno eS bleibt abSu.
iparten, mas pon anberer Seite geIhiebt.
Das Prosram iollte bis 3ur 3weisuer'
iaumluus am 90. sIusuit seOrndt isin
nnb on Die MitslieOsr usrtbsilt perbsn.
Wie bai6t ??!l
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Bon ber Sabfeite.

Gin S6bnlein bat iid) bel ben Che
leuten Senr1 3as pon Yroipsct Iue'
nue. einseitellt.
Der Sunssr Wfdnuerdor pirb am
fommenoen Sonntag in Walborf Barf
einen ausflug abbalten.
Sraulein Carrie &. Dobn unb 5rauf
8obn ipurben am Samftas Otahmittas
burh slloermann Sobn u. S6wenter
als Elm @bepaar perbunoen.
SOpbia S6nsibsr BON Der 8sftisite,
welde aus Der Srau Wtiller 8obnuus
on @romn Gpenue einen Diamantring
entpenoete, niro Der 9len Wfills Re.
formihute iiberIanSt merben, psnn iie
ni6t 5u aft Iur aufnabme lit.
Daer etlte an einem @o6entas obs
sebalteue ausflug In 2Baloorf Bart
fano am Wtontag ieitenS Der ct.
Solepb uno ct. Betsr 8ereine BON Der
ct. Wfarien @emeinbe ftatt unb erpies
iih als elm eroBartissr @rfOls, benu
cine srose Weni9enmense fpobnte benis
islben bel unb psrsuiiste ii4 auf oas
allerbeite.
Ssrr @barlss 6. 8abr, Sobn Ses
Serrn slu9uit Babr BON Sio Srping
auenue, 1T I'M Samita9 oils Diftrift
Brdiibent Der 3. 8. 9. Of VI. Camps
fir Sadamanna @OuntD erndblt nor'
ben. Das Staatsfeloluser bss Srbsns
finoet bonn "a. bis 80. slu9uit bier itatt
unS pirb cine isbr srOBe slu3ubl Be.
inder bierbsr brinssn.
sllbermann Sobn Il. Sdpenfer er.
reibte am Srsita9 ben AZ. Wfeilenitein
In ieinem Sebenslauf unb feline Ser
wanbten uuo Sablreihen Sreuube lisBen
iif niht bic @ele9enbeit enti1lHpfen,
ibm 3u bem @reisniB bsr,li9 30 eratus
liren uub aud psrl6isbens @si6enfe
oils Gnosnfen 5u iiberrsiden. abenos
Duroe Serr S6wenfer pon elmer Gu'
3abl Sreunoe iibsrrai9t. Der 5eituuss.
oruder sratulirt aud ber3liAit.
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Sanesbale.-glm Donnerita9 waren
es SO Sabre, isitbsm bic srlte SofOmos
tiue auf Dem amerifaniiden Sentiment
oabier ibre PrObsfabrt ma6te. Wtan
bate bic Wtaidine ben rStourbribss
Sion" seuannt uno Soratio alsn mar
oersn Siibrer. @s III auserest worbsn,
snr @rinnerung an oas @reisniB elm
adjournment aufjuitellen, uno mill man
Ssitrd9e bafiir in ben ganjen Ser.
Staaten iammeln. so. Gorb
nno Sraulein 8eiiie Wt. Sunnell mur'
ben Montag WtOr9en ourh Baltor s.
8. Wfiller als elm @bepaar sin9eie9net.
= Sn bem etpo adt Dtsilsn uon bier
entfernten Sommerbeim Bead Sate"
muroe am Wtittmo1 in Der Sriibe bic
aeselbabn ourd Ssusr 3erit0rt unb jpsi
iiber berielbsn ihlaienoe 8naben. @o'
marb Spes uno Sobu Som, rsip. IL
uno 8 Sabre alt, erltidten. 3wei au'
oere Snabsn rettstsn fid, inbsm iie aus
stnem Senlter ipraHssn.
SatpIsb. .-Sisr purOsn in Der Don.
nerltas Jiadt jnsi Plass BON Gin.
brsdern beiu6t. Sn @ilbab's 6otel
erIanstsu Die Ssrts aus Dem @aibresi'
fter $25 In @entsitiideu unb $40 In
9rloiheinen, In Stewart's apotbefe
beitan6 ibre Beute aus einem sr06ereu
Quantum @isarren uup anoeren Waa'
rem
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Nttt8tpn.

- Bei ben Gbslsuten Sanies Stsin
BON Ssnnsob StraBe bat fi4 Elm GOh'
terlein sinseitellt.
= gfarrer @illiam 8rebl iegnete
am Disnitas @bwurb auibenbranb nno
Srdulein anna Wabs, beioe bon bier,
alS ein @bepaar ein..
- Die Robsrt @allaebsr Bobnuns
on Sill Strase ipurbe Sreitag ytaht
bur@ sinen @inOrinslins um msbrsre
an,iiss. Shmudia9en uno elm Spar'
banfbu4 bsitoblen.
= alfreb &i6arbs uno Srdulein
2ouiia Snopf, beibe BON bier, begaben
Iih Sreita9 nod scranton uno lieBen
ii6 bur6 Yaltor Sobn u. Beuber IN
ieiner @obnuns oils Elm @bepaar ein'
iesnen.
= Martin Dailsp BON Srowntown,
ipeIder am Wtittpob jupor pon einem
3ug 9arren sstrOHen wuroe unb einen
Bsins unb Rippenbruh iomie innerlths
Yerletungen erbieIt, 1T ben 8erless
ungsn am 6reitas Stadmitta9 I'M bieiis
gen SOipital srlssen.
- Die ct. Beter's lutb. @emsinbe
BON Sunitown erndblte am Nfontas
absn6 einItimmis Paftor Gnbreas Sa6'
bofer pon DuibOre, Pa., gum Seelior'
ger, als gta6folger pon Yaitor Sobn
gD. Sod. Baltor Bohbofer piro iein
Faitorat am /. Sftober entreten.
Saul, Der 12idhrise Sobn Der
5rau Sunet Wurpbp BON WfcSean
StraBe, ertrant am Sonntas Oia6'
mittag In einem fleiusn Duferbebdlter
nabe Der Butler 3she, ais er nit mebrs
ersn Samernben auf einem SlOB iaB
unb bieiss pl6sli6 umfippte. Ssiue
9amsrabsn waren 10 srihrodsn, baB
iie nur nm Siilfe rufen founten uno
bis oieie einsetroHen mar, mar Der
Snabe ertrunfen.
- 8dbrsno fie seitsrn idlaienO auf
Der SerrD Bride la9en, tpurben ;Dei
Sdirmflider, Der AZ Sabre alte Sobn
Souiton pon @arbononle uub 3s Sabre
alte Sames Surfe uon 9ianticOfe,
lsbsnsgefdbtli6 perlest uno peroen
mabridsinli6 itsrben. Gin anfabrsns
Der Srudtjus idnitt SOuiton's beioe
Beine beim anie ab un6 Surfe's Seben
an beioen SiiBsu wuroen aud ab9es
id1nitten,
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- Dapib 3. @ouiins BON S.fint
ipuros am Samftas glaamittas auf bsr
.. & 8. 2reu3uns 30 Pednills bon
etntm Raiiaeitrjus 9stroffen iino Iofort
sstSotst; oas nnsliid sreisusts iid
mabreno oss SturmeS.
Der bstasts Sobn Smith fen.
BON Irhbalo ltiir3te am Samitag
giaat cine Diitan3 BON 16 SuB bon
isinsr 9interueranba uuo obi6on ct
nnr einen 8ippsnbrud srbislt, mar bic
srbaltene Yierpeneri1lttsrung su ftarl
unb sr ftarb am Disnitas.
8si benz Sois Der 8. & QD.
@iienbahn 3u Gbilbs ereisnete iit
Donnerftas gia6niittas cine Ssnfnng
Der Sberf flI4e, geraos als elm StraBsn'
babntDagen nit 3nanjig Paliagiereu
augsfabren fam. Der Wfotorinanu
oerlor aber nibt feline 9siitesgegenmart
ionoeru benuste bic gtotbfallbremle unS
brahte ben Babnmasen inuerbalb feds
SUB BON Der Terienfung Stillltano.
@ine Seffnung 3ebn SuB tief nn6 etmo
jsbn Snb lang, mar nrter ben Babn9e'
lsiien entftanoen unb erftrsdte ii6 IN
cine leere got n6roli6 uon ben Babngs,
leiien fiir etwa fiinf3is Glen.
(@arbonbale @Orreiponoens.)
= Sisr 1T elm nsiterer godenfall
aufsetreten, tnbem 9eitern gefunoeu
wuros, baB Srdulein Sarub SOnss bon
Oelaware StruBs, @sitisits, an bst
aranfbeit leioet.
SameS Solt BON bier, Der boz
stwa 8odenfrift elm 12idbrigss Mab.
den BON WtuDfielb friminen ansreifsn
wollte uno ii6 i6ulbis befunnts, purot
am Wiontas gu pier Sabren 3u9tbaus
perurtbeilt.
= Samss Woblan rannts am Don.
nerita9 Nbenb an Der @de BON Wiain
Strase uuo Sehier Guenue In eins
Sutide. in welasr 5ranf Serbian,
Billiam un6 Sames Bolanb iaBsn.
Die &utibe nuroe um9enorisn uno
ibre brei Sniaiien berausseidlsubert,
aber gum Slid niht meiter perlest unb
nur 8olano trus cine Oierpsneri6iittsr'
ung oauon.
- gllS Srau 3. 8. Uioore bon
G6ter Npenue nit ibrer Bslu6srin,
Srau gllice Oomnling BON 9SilfeS.
Barre. an Dienitus 1tadmittas nabe
DunOaff cine SpaIierfubrt ma9ten,
wuroe ibr YferO Ourb elm GutOmObil
erihredt uno brannte ourt. Beioe
israuen muroen aus Der Suti6e &c.
idleubert uno cine ldn9ere Diitanj
seidleift /; 5rau Wtoore leibst an sinsm
sebrO6enen arm, uerrenftem SuBgelent
uno 3ablreihen S6rpsribrammen, 5rau
Domnlins bat elm b0s jerfleii6tss Sc
iift uuo 3Orperi6rammeu. 8sioe
murben i'm OiOtbfall SOipital aufges
uommen unb bebanOelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

- Wit Der uDeutiben Gas" Ssier
i9sint mau bier allisitis snfriscsn.
Der 1Oiabriss Dapib Guans .r'
tranf am DienitaS In BEN Eei4e oer
9tottinsbam 5eas bel PlDmontb bstm
8aben.
= Gm Donnsrftas ftarb su 5irwoob
Srau 8ilbelmina 8arion. geb. BUT
bad, I'm Nlter BON 5S Sabren, berer
erfter Wiann ansuit Riippsl mar.
Der 10 Sabre alte SDlusiterS DEL
lad fam Disnitas Gbenb bel Der Gns'
fabrt aus Der Piue Riose 3e9e ju pub
Jon nit Der eleitriihen 2fitnus in BE
riibruuS un6 wuros iofort sstDotet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
DER llatipnaIpalnit III Sort gIl

= Der yiutiOnulpulalt Su Bort glu
Prinee, patti, wurbe am 8. auguit nm
8 llbr WtOrsens burh cine Bulusrsrplo.
iiOu SeritOrt uHo auBer BEN Prdiioentsn
Der 6epublii, @snsral @iucinuutus &e.
conte, Der auf Der Sts1e lein 9eben elm.
biBte, wurOsn minOeiteus uierbuuOsrt
Perlonen, uusidlieBlif @inseborene,
entweoer sstOotst Ootr i9wsr perlest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
Sas Ehal abn arts.

- Sobn 3eenau uon Durgsa Durbe
am Oouueritn9 Wtorseu in ieiuem
SOitbaus am 5ubc elmer 2rsppe anfs
geiunoen uno man befiir6tete, oaB er
einen S9Goslbrud erbaltsn uuc itsrben
wiiroe.
- Der gsrsmann @barles Sisslsr
uOn Dupont, in Der 9sibsIber9 JiO. 1
3eAe an9eltellt, wuroe am Donneritas
Wtorseu, nod sinsr uOr9enommsnen
Spren9uu9, uou einsm Sslolten Sells
itiid 9etrofeu uno sstOOtst. @r wiro
BON Der Btttwe uno orei 2Ottsrn iibers
lebt.