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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
500 CARS NEEDED
FOR POTATO CROP
Berthold Farmers Have
Good Yield of Tubers
This Year.

Berthold. N. D.. Oct. 5.-Now that
threshing is about completed inc the
machines are preparing to pull in,
farmers are beginning to turn their
attention toward potato digging.
Even with the exceptionally large
Yield Of wheat in the Berthold district
and the high prices paid for small
grains of all kinds. potatoes will still
be the most profitable crop raised on
our farms.
Although a sufficient noun upon
which to base q reliable estimate of
the yield per acre a not yet been
dug, 1t is certain that it will be far
above the average and the largest in
many years.
John l. Porter. who is termed the
potato king" by eastern buyers, dug
an acre of Triumphs in the ENTER Of
a. large patch which yielded 240 bush
els. and taking this as a basis for an
estimate says that his entire field will
easily average 200 bushels per acre.
The potatoes generally are Of good
size. excellent quality. smooth and
entirely free from disease.
II this average holds out through
lout the widely known Berthold potato
district it will mean a yield of 3OO,-
900 bushels, requiring about 500 cars
TO haul the tubers to market. and if
sold at the present price Of 40 cents
per bushel will swell the income of
our farmers by 1920, 900.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
BEFORE BEER.

view 1OrK WOflO.)
Hereafter public houses in all Scot
land cannot open before 10 a. m.
The mischief which the new law
strikes at is chiefly complained of
ABOUT Glasgow, hong one Of the most
drunken cities Of the world.
is Observation-Disclosures Of
intoxicants on an empty stomach. to
which men who work in the open
(riveters. platers, calkers, boiler maxi
and dockersl are much addicted.
iAmong engineers who work under
cover the mischief Is said to be less.
The hours of work are from 6 a. m.
I'll! $3.50 p. M, with a breakfast inter-
val from . to $3.50 or 9:45 and a din
ner hour from 1 to 2. With the pub
slc houses open from 8 a. m. there is
il temptation for mel engaged in open
ar work to take a "refreshment" he
TORE breakfast. Postponement of the
sffour Of opening to coincide with the
END OF the breakfast hour will remove
this temptation.
,$l 2 a.. m. "
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
WHAT MAKES 'EM SICK.

uSApiiAd
They have a new disease in Kansas.
not SO destructive as the pellagra of
the south, the hookworm or thai an
palling malady which is produced +,
the merchandise turned out at Peoria.
H., but merely annoying. It is called
wheat sickness. AS travellers na.s
through Kansas they gaze out on the
nmitless fields Of wheat. and never is
there a day in that state which does
not have its breeze. This causes a
oillowy effect. pleasing If you do not
set TOO muc OF It. but productive of
an anectlon similar to seasickness.
Many a traveller has been Obliged to
seek temporary seclusion on O
or the erect on his nervous system
and his mechanics of digestion. It Ia
said that people who can safely bear
the horrors Of the English channel
surrender to the Kansas wheat fields
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Germans See Improvement.

London. Oct. 5.-The following Ger
mar official statement was received
here last night by the Marconia Wire
less Telegraph company:
The situation throughout the en-
tire theater of war becomes daily more
favorable to German arms.
The Austro-Hungarian comman-
der-in-chief. Archduke Frederick and
the heir presumptive to the Austro-
throne. Archduke Charles
Francis, have inspected the a
part Of the Austrian northern army
and expressed themselves we'll salts
fed with the splendid warlike spirit
among the troops.
The Russian troops, which crossed
he Carpathians and entered the dis
trict OF Marmaros. have been repulsed
ana driven back in disorder in the
direction OF n Galacian frontier"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Germans Claim Victories.

Berlin. Oct. S, by wireless to Say
Vile. L. 1.-The following official an
nouncement was made Sunday:
I'm the siege OF Antwerp, Forts
Wavre-St. Catherine and Doroweld
have been taken. Fort Waelhem is
invested. Termonde, an important
s~trategical point, has been occupied.
ION eastern wing a new French
attempt to encircle our forces has
been repulsed. The French have been
elected from their positions south of
Roye.
"sorties from Toul were repulsed
with heavy losses"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Warsaw Out of Danger,

P~etrograd, Oct. 5.-The military
governor of Warsaw has posted the
following notice:
For some time past the population
has been agitated by absurd reports
OF the probability of a hostile occupa-
ton, by order of the commander of
Inc army. informing the public that
Warsaw and vicinity are as before. be-
yond all danger from the enemy. I
beg the inhabitants to be calm and
peaceable and carry on their occupa-
tons"
The military critic of Russki Slowo
Says the German army assembled in
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05

Silesia includes the Bavarian corps
and that the army 10 commanded by
the Ling Of Bavaria.
THE Russians now have to deal
with a total of six armies" he says.
Two of these are in East Prussia,
and constitute he left flank; two in
Poland from the center and two
are concentrating on the right
wing In West Galicia.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
THE com.

\ 0CnIcaHO JOUrnaI.0
NO one seems unwilling I o accept a
i7b-cent piece. even though there are
ION each coin the following hoodoo
scroll held in the eagles beak: ia
feathers in each wing: 10 tail feath-
gers; Is upright bars in the shield
10 arrowheads; 10 leaves on the
branch; 10 letters in the words quar-
ter dollar"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
The Il:
STOCK MARKET
REPORT FOR THE HERALD:
COVER TODAY'S FIGURES

Additional service for the mar.
ket page OF The Herald is afford.
ed today, being the South st.
Paul stock market of today. This
new feature, The Herald believes,
is one that its readers will appre.
ciate, as 1t gives them the stock
quotations from IL to - hours
hearlfer than they can get them
through any other publication.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
HEAVY WHEAT ACREAGE.

It Is claimed that there will be
heavy increase in the wheat acreage
in the southwest this year. Cotton
acreage will suffer as the market for
cotton has beer so poor and the price
discouraged and reports indicate that
many thousands Of acres will be plant
ed to foodstuffs. Weather conditions
have been very favorable for prepar-
ing the ground and for seeding.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Again Urges Peace.

Rome. Via Paris), Oct. 5.-Pope
Benedict has addressed an autograph
letter to Emperor Francis Joseph of
Austria, Sunday being the rulers
name day. urging again the emperor
to use all his influence to shorten the
war as much as possible.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Refute Expanation.

Washington, Oct. 5.-The following
statement was issued at the French
embassy here yesterday:
I'm an attempt to explain away the
ruthless destruction Of Orchies a
statement published, according to
which twenty German wounded found,
in a field hospital which had been
moved forth by the Bavarians, aban-
doned by them, then recovered had
had their noses and ears cut Off by
French Franch-Tireurs.
The answer is: First, that there
are no Franch-Tireurs nor irregulars
at all in France: second, that the kind
Of men who cause the German wound
ed to receive exactly the same treat-
ment as the French ones in the
French hospitals, and who risked
their lives to save those of the Ger
man wounded harbored in the Rheims
cathedral when that sanctuary was set
on fire by German shells, are unlikely
to commit atrocities"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
VJNNTpra nnsr
ETRONc

chicago-Wh. at opened strong with
good demand flcm commission houses
lea o yl1cgan g. Rryan. Chaplin and
B. F. company: Offerings light and
trade moderate,
Corn opened higher on scattered
commission house buying. Local
crowd sold.
Oats opened strong with fair vol.
ume OF trade. Commission houses and
cash interests best buyers. Locals
sold. ~
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Excellent Press Service.

London, Oct. 5.-EXcellent press
train service is being maintained be-
tween Ostend n Client, according
to a dispatch to the Observer from q
correspondent in Belgium, At Client
railway notice boards arc carefully cor
rected hourly as rains are withdrawn
or their runs curtailed owing to the
1luctuating progress of lighting.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Sails s..r lam.

Paullac, France, Oct..5.-The Amer
lean hospital ship Red Cross, which
brought physicians, nurses inc hos
pital supplies for the French at Bor-
deaux II other points, sailed Satur-
day for Rotterdam.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Fighting In Albania.

London, Oct. "a stefani agency
dispatch from Rome says that a tele-
gram received from Avlona states that
Epirotes have been defeated by AL
banians and evacuated Berat. leaving
-four large guns, two quick-irers and
a number of prisoners in the hands
of the Albanians.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Claim Rnut of Germans.

Paris, Oct. SIN a dispatch to the
Havas agency from %Petrograd. the
following details OF the combat be-
tween the Germans and Russians at
the Ossowetz fortress in Russian Po-
land are given:
The Germans approached the forts
by the Grajewo (southeast Of Angus
towo) route, the only n open to
them. Nine miles from the forts the
artillery was stopped by the marshy
ground and from there began a heavy
artillery fire. Infantry with machine
guns was sent or and approached to
within four miles Of the forts.
THE Russians then made a sortie,
proating by routes unknown to the
Germans, and %enveloped two wings
which 1t was supposed had occupied
all the routes. When this movement
was disclosed a furious engagement
ensued under conditions unfavorable
to The enemy.
THE artillery Of the forts caused
large casualties among the Germans
on the roads. while the infantry bad
ly battered their TANKS.
THE fight lasted thirty-six hours
and ended in the rout Of the Ger
mans. The Russians captured all
their artillery which became mired in
the mud"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
SURELY DRIVEN
BACK ACCORDING TO FIGHTING
- .
Continued from PAGE


London, Oct. 6.-The sentries at the
Swansea docks have been fired on
several times at night, according t. q
telegram reaching London. the
identity Of those who fired tho shots
has not been learned, nor is the 'Ecl-
ucbr officially conlir. ned.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
See Failure for Russ,on,,

Venice, via Paris. Oct. 5.-Austrian
military experts say the Russian at
tempts to invade Hungary through the
Carpathian mountains are not likely
to meet with much success. There are
only four or five mountain passes
which would admit of the passage of
the troops, it is said. and only a small
number of men could proceed through
them at one time. AS the march
would require at least six days, the
question of a food supply would be
serious. Possibly later small detach-
inents of Russians may attempt to
cross the mountains. the experts say,
hut lhc Austrian troops ought to be
able to lepulse them easily.
1t is assumed that Russia desires to
invade Hungary, first. in order to Sc
cure tho eft wing of her army which
is proceeding towards the river San
and Pr@ein$sl: second. to find a new
FIELD OF action for her superior force
or cavalry in the plains Of Hungary
where that body could interfere with
the training Of recruits which is pro-
ceedinE there and hamper railway
transportation of these troops. besides
obtaining large supplies of provisions.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
perat Vigorous.

London. Oct. Sin a dispatch
dealing with the fighting in the Rus
sian provinces which border on East
Prussia, the P%etrograd correspondent
Of Reuters Telegram company saws:
The recent German operations were
particularly vigorous along the rail-
way line between Suwalki and Oliti.
The enemy's intention was to reach
Wilma by a turning movement around
fovon. The Russians began to fall
BACK and then made a fierce counter
attack. The shock was terrible. The
Russians made frequent bayonet
charges n drove back the Germans
on whom they inflicted enormous
losses.
"A regiment Of Cossacks made a
dashing raid on Petrokoff. which the
Germans had occupied. The Cossacks
traversed Petrokoff like q flash OF
lightning, sabred 600 Germans and
Disappeared"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
FAMOUS WAR VETERAN DIES.
Mob, Bent on Lynching,, and Soldiers
MfstOok Him for SLAYER

MistOOk Him for SLAYER.
Shamokin. June 25.-Captain J. w.
Haas. commander Of the Ninety-sixth
Pennsylvania volunteers during the
CIVIL war, died here yesterday.
following the assassination of
striking resemblance to ]. WilLea
Booth, while on his way to the Clear.
field oil region in Pennsylvania. was
arrested by troops, who had hard
work preventing a mob from hanging
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05

Perhaps those suffragettes wouldn.+
nave tried to blow up Bobby Burma;
cottage II he had written it, "A eaI's a
man TOT a that"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
-. =
TODAY'a ET0w

south st. Paul. MINI. oct. s.
500; bulk s7.so@Y.s0.
Cattle $40. steadySto strong. Steers
1898; cows. heifers S4.00W7.So:
Calves steady $6.50@9.76: stockers
feeders. strongsS:44.f5@
sheep 400: steady, 16c higher.
Lambs $407.25: wetherv $506.75:
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05

MANITOBA CROP OUT.
Winnipeg: lit is claimed that the
Manitoba crop has practically been
shipped dout.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
Village Burned.

London. Oct. 5.-A dispatch to Reu-
tiers from Amsterdam says: The
Germans bombarded the village of
Briegden near Lanaeken Tin the Bel
CLAN province OF Timber on the Meuse.
three miles northwest Of Maestricht.)
The village is now burning ~fiercely."
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05


o . . >
SAFETY FIRST .
Antitrust is the browning touch to =
!. SAFETY AND CLEANLINESS in .
, sweeping. +.
. To enjoy the real pleasures Of life .
. and not pay too dearly for it, is the =
. general human desire. s't--r
A clean, Justices place is a pleas .
!. . ure to yourself, your employees and :
!. customers-you breathe pure air all =
= h time. /.
. Antitrust is FIRE PROOF, SAFE .
> and economical. .
= The feather buster is a thing Of .
:. the past. The old-fashioned way Of .
' sweeping with the dust floating ,
! ! through the air Is unhealthy and un, .
= pleasant. f,
Sweeping with Antitrust has he :
!. . come a joy and 1t costs so little that .
:. It is expensive to be without it. I.
. . It is expensive to be without il. F.
= 3rd St. ,
!. REMEMBER THAT ANTI-DUsT rs .
: .FIRE-PROOF, SAFE, AND is /.
THE BEST THAT =
MONEY CAN BUY. F.
thoroughly Guaranteed. =
= ANTI-DUsT MFG. CO. .
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
TRANSFERS.

M; w. DAY MAKES A SPECIALLY on
handling. heavy freight. household
goods, pianos. safes, drayage. Large
Phone N. ". S37. rs 837-L.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05

Parie-Wheat 1-2c higher. Flour
&c higher.
A liberal increase is expected in the
American visible supply Of wheat to-
day.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05

q. H. ASHLEY 500 DE- MERS AVl
Ambulance in connection. Phones A.;
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-05
STORAGE

FURNITURE PACKED AND STORED.
Northwestern Furniture Co. EOS S. 3rd.
Household Goods Packed and Stored.
Panovitz Furniture and Carpet Co,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
GdS SbdI dbpdrtS.

9abIur.-Dsr 40 Sabre nlte @eoret
NSnms pOn Slo 5orSs purOe am 6rsi,
ta9 Dem bleiiaen 0Oipital iibsrfiihrt,
nahbsm ibm Gags Suuor in Der Oh
Ssorse 5ehe ourh DEN 0uftritt sinss
@iels Orei Tippsn ssbroGsn worbeu
naren oas 2bisr traf ben Wann In
Die Brult uno mahte ibn bsiinnunes,
los. = Der Wirth SuIius Wiilusf
pom bier. Delher Dor einiger !3sit isi.
nen 'Plas In 8rano isste, euttam am
Oisnitas NIT elmer iuipenbirten 8er'
urtbeHuns. uahoem er fih fhulois be-
tannt, mus absr Die soften bsIablsn.
Der % Sabre alts Wtartin Mia.
nillo uou OurDea puroe am Donusrs,
tag in Der Barnum 3ehe untsr einsm
6elienfali sefan9en uno 9etOotet.
- Srdulsin SdDals pon 9ianti,
COTE, mslte am Sonntas.,uuor ju DUR
pea ben iu9enolihsn Alfreo .Saibnep
nit ibres Yaiers slutomobil nieoer,
rannts uub tOotste. III um Srsitas uon
ben @oroners @eihmOrsnen uon Der
Ssrantwortlitfeit frsiseiproden NOR.
ben, oa ss Elm unusrmsioli9er uufall
mar.
Wiife Samintsii. mstder tsstsn
april isineu lunsidbrisen Sreunb Petsr
llbren ju Slo S0r9e osrart perleste,
oab Der Wfann perblutete, muroe am
WfOntas. nadosm er fid bes EObt.
ihlass ihulOis bsfannt. uon Si4ter
@bwnros Su uitt msbr wis 3m6If nod
wsnissr wie fiuf Sabren bem .3uht-
baus iiberwisisn. 8eioe Widuusr mobn.
ten elmer 9odjsit bel, ssristbsu In si.
usn Strett uno bic 6olse mar bic t6bt'
lide Serlssuus uoH lhrsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Stabtrath.

Direftor Dourfs pom itdbtii6sn Sor'
rdtbe Depurtsmsnt ls9te BEN Staotratt
am Sreitas cine per9lsihenbe 3uiam'
menlteuun9 Dor, nm 3u Isiesn. oh BIZ
@tablirun9 beS departments Der Staot
9slb eripart Ooer niht. Der Berihi
Seist, oas baS Department au9en'
i1etnli6 cine @riparnie uOn iiber $13,'
600 ssmudt, pomit Die bssublten Sa'
luire.au9 sinseiblOifsn. Serr BOurfs
erildrte, baB uisllsiht In manAen Sdl'
len ii1 cine ileine @riparniB ersebsn
bdtte, menn man Die SOrrGtbs uon aus
wdrts be,o9en b1tte. er es aber uorgs'
3Osen babe, iOmsit nle m0slif bic bic
ii9eu 3auf fleute 3u bepor3ugen, oa fl
ourdihnittlih oa3u iabsn, baB BIZ
StaOt gum billiSiten Preiis bic Sa4sr
erbislt.
lin iomeit nie m6slid bic @efabl
uon Branben Su beleitt9eu, lieB Oirei'
tor Derbg cine SrOinan3 uorlssen, BIZ
be,wsdt. oaB Ous 5susrwsbr Bursur
bic Sefu9niB erbaIte, cine SnipeftiOr
uon @ebGulihteiten &c. nit Ausnahml
uou FriuatwobnbGuisrn uor3unebmen
iooaB ir9eno welder uuratb. in mel
dem ii6 Elm 5euer ersiSnsn ionne, eut
Iernt meIoen fam.
Sinen sriutte 6aS Oepurtement bel
Ofientliheu Uerfs um sinsn Seriht. oil
es ratbiam isi. ous Die Staot ibr eise
mes Dvrt beiise. UNI bic Staotbulls uni
oas an9rsulenoe Seuermsbr Suartiel
NIT Dampi ~ bsijen. Sin Don Wtrtt
ssmadter Sori&laa wuro angsnommen
mslhsr oas Depdttement Der OHeHt
lihen Siherbrtt anweiit, oa3u ju ieb.u
oaB bic proisHonsllen Bsttler uoH Der
Strabsn 9strieOsn werOsu usri6isOenI
oerlslben babsn Seiltano uelmciSsrt
wsil iie anssblih mebr ourA Settelr
erlansen fDnnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Npre Scrantpn.

- -Srau Muria Suidfa pon Der Dia'
manb Slats, 81 Sabre alt. III Donners
tag I'm Stuat Soipital eeitOrbsn.
- als Gbomas Sarris BON 8rid
Npsnue am Dienita9 0iuht uon osi
slrbsit beimiebrte. Duroe er on 9lort
Dtain auenue pom orei mnsfirten Ser
len iiberfallen. nit Ieinem 2ootiAIdger
bsfnuun9slos 9eihlagen uno baum nm
So. so beraubt.
- Srau sophia 96wsnitein, psItt
Dor 78 Sabrsn in Seutlhlanb 9sborsn
muroe unb felt DO SahIsn bier wobns
buft mar. 1T am Disnitas Wior9en In
Der Wobnuu9 ihrer Gohtsr. Srau 90
muel YOrt uon Columbia Nuenue. Der
Nunssnsntjanouus srlessn. Ole Ser.
ltorbsns piro pon iiinI EShtsrn uno
,uei S6bnsn iiberlsbt. Die Beiiseune
finOst beute Oiahmittas i'm DunmorG
5risobOf ftatt.
- Dur6 cine Dpnumiterploiion.
nslhs Iih nm 6.20 9eltern Wtorsen in
Dem Erlpp Shnht Der Diamond 3sts
srsi9nste, mutosn .orei,ebu DiGnner &C.
tOotst. Die Verun9lhdisu lino Gbo'
mas 1bomas uou Jtoro Bromls1 Aue'
nue., SObn Pullep uOn Wtount 8ernon
StraBe, 2onp @ullD u0n 9baderg
Stra6e, AutbonD SbOnls uon Blair
Auenue, 9iat Tadau uon Sourt Stra,
&c, Sames @rpbns uon-Bluir apenue,
SSobn Bulnaitis pon Jiorb BromleD
ausnue, @barles 2amfus uon Stauton
Sira6e, Better 1amtus uon Stanton
StraBe. slntbonp @rabluians pon
2badetD StraBe, William OalufoniS
pOn gllbrisbt auenus unb @roue Stra.
&c, SOiepb Suleis uOn ProuiOsncs
Roao, uuO Aubrsw Bsppsr uon Mount
Ysrnon Strase. SbiGVH pas @sies
uoridns , bag uur ;sbn Wfannsr ii6
auf Dem psbsorrarat bsfinpsn parfen,
iolien ftd ulsr3sbn auf BEN bstrsfenOen
befunben babeh, elmer pon mslhen oas
Dpnamtt trus. bas nit 10 usrosrblihsm
&siultut lossius; Der sinjiss, wslasr
entfam, 1T Wtaitin Golinstt BON ytoro
Sumntr ! p.nue. 8oinstt fIammerte
iid naa Der @rplofOn an bem S.bs'
appurat fst, wdbrsnb Der Subbocsu
oehslben Strtrhmmsrt wuroe unb bic
anOeren bann 500 SuB ben Sdadt
binabitiir;ten. ytld elmer: llnteriuh'
uns pelanste man Su Der aunabme, oaB
fslne @rploiion ftattiano. ionosrn wabr'
l4sinll6 Der fsblerbafte 9sbeapparat Su'
iummsnfisI unb 10 ous tlnsliid psrur'
la1t muroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Don Der &dbfeite.

Der Yolijift artbur Z. Dobsnborf
purbe ssiieru usrbaftst. neil sr anseb'
LID feline @attin Sennis ntHt unter'
bdlt er ftsllte 5000 Bhrsibuft fur elm
seri9tli6ss @ri4einen.
Srau Sopbia Staub BON Glib
Bebiter Guenue. II Sabre alt. lit am
Disnitas yiahmitta9 nod ldnssrem
rlnnobiIein 9eitorben. Die Beerotg'
une Der Sritorbenen, nelhe lan9t
Sabre auf oisier Seite wobnbnft mar,
finoet mOrgen 9ia6mittaS i'm Sorsit
pin 5risobcf ftatt.
Die @u9en Eannter 0pbnung an
Sidorp Strase nuros frhb am Srsitas
Wtorsen uon @inbrehern beiutt, meI6s
Elm Eaihenbuh mit!$15 ernil6ten, Die
Iih in Eunnlsr'S Soisntaids bsfanosn.
Wtsbrere bunbert Dollars, bic iid IN.
ter sinsm SOpifiHen bsfanOen. purben
niAt uon ben aerlen aufssfuuoen.
gatrid @alpin pon Riusr Strase,
elm Subrmann Der PeopleS Soblen @om'
panic, wel6er lesten Sitober psrlsst
Uuroe, als elm StraBenbabnnl9eu lst,
nen Ua9en traf uno er 3ur @roe &C.
i6leuoert murbe. ftrsnsts am Wfontn9
tine 9lase iiir $1,000 @ntihdbi9un9
sessu bic Scrantou Ruilwug @ompuuis
on.
Srau Fbilippiua SofOuS bon Nupls
Strnse. 60 Sabre alt, 1T am SOnntae
9ia1mlttus ua6 lauserem unwohlietu
our6 ben COB abberufen poroen /; fl
lpiro pon elmer Tobter unb 3met S0b.
nsn iibsrlsbt. Die Deiissuns erfolstt
seitsrn nat sinem Erauer6isuit in 6si
ct. Diarisn 3irhe, I'm SrieobOf Der
@emeinoe bel 9io. 5.
Die Sitter BON ct. @sorse Der ct
Marien @emsinbe erwdblten am Conn
tas 9iadmittas bic fulsenOen Beamtsu
fur oas tommsnbe Sabr: @eitlihel
Ysiratb. Pfarrer Peter 6. @hriit; Prd
Iioent, @onaro 9teureiter; Si3e Prdii'
bent, Daniel Sopiins !; SsfretGr unr
Sbasmsiiter, Sohn Sonsborf ; Rscor'
Der. aoam 8reier iun.; Wfarihall.
Wtihael Huoebad) /; Erultees, .. 8
Shneioer. sllbert 9srbitsr nno Sobr
@iosn Dslesaten CUR @puntp 5OOera'
tion, SObn 8. Supss nitc WielaiOl
Shbner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
sBilfes, Barre Ra&rt6ten.

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auf BEN @sbiree ion absetraeen msr'
ben nno es perlautet. oaB Elm Ptc yfte
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trug ON Donnsritde tSotlihe Brano'
munbsn bauon, uls iie einem brsnnsrlf
ben 3sbri4tbaufsn 3u nabs ssrtstb.
= Sobn @oll BON bier, Sormauu
Der Wiasnelia @ouerins @ompanis. muir
be am Dounerita 30 0alIeton ihlimm
psrlest, ats er pabreno Der Grbeit 40
Sns bsrabitlirjte; er srlitt einen Shd'
oelbruh uno auoere sefdbrli4s Uer'
letungsn.
- auf bic anila9e, bic Grite 9tatto'
nal Banf pon gianticoie In ben lester
,w0lf Sabren um s23. 900 bsitohlen 81
baben, wuroe Der 81 Sabre alte 9e'
bilsiallirer SObn 8. Reeis am Wfontaf
9iadmittae perbaftet uno nah stneH
Yerb6r In @rmanseluns pon 81 5,0O(
Bhrgl6lft osm @efinsniB iibermteien
Rssis ssitano isiu Ser9sbsn Elm.