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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-17
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. II
UNFULFLLED PLEDGES

TT it were not for the fact that the
Democrats at Washington have
4 failed to keep so many other cam
paign promises, the thought might
suggest itself that Palmer had in
duced Congress not to enact the bill
for the limitation of campaign con-
trihutions in order to keep hidden the
scandalous campaign expenditures of
himself and Mccormick in Pennsyl-
vania this Fall. But there is such a
long list of these unfulfilled pledges
that perhaps such a conclusion would
not be fair. Among the measures
that have been abandoned by the
Democrats are these:
National direct primaries for the
nomination of presidential candidates,
Regulation of railroad stock and
bond issues.
Rural credit system to provide
loans on easy terms to farmers.
Provision for greater safety at sea
and amelioration of the condition OF
sailors.
Compulsory compensation of en-
ployes for injuries in the service OF
interstate carriers.
Enlargement of the operation of the
bureau of mines.
Constitutional amendment limiting
the service of a President to a single
term.
Creation of a council of national de-
fense.
River regulation, food prevention
and swamp reclamation.
National aid to building of good
roads.
! Suppression of gambling in agricul-
tural products on boards of trade.
Creation of national health bureau
or department.
Reorganization of the civil service
All of these, it must be remem-
bered, are in the 1912 platform of the
Democratic party. Yet President
Wilson calmly tells us that his pro-
gram of legislation is complete"
Another great success has been
achieved by the managers of the Pure
Food Show that has attracted thou
sands to Harrisburg this week The
Chestnut Street Auditorium has been
the mecca of many visitors from other
cities and all have been impressed with
the enterprise of the Harrisburg
hustlers who are responsible for the
success of the show Already a num-
ber of the exhibitors have engaged
space for next year, and the exhibition
for 1915 is likely to surpass even the
successful show of this year
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-17
YEARS AGO TO-DAY

[From the Telegraph of Oct. II, 1S64.1
Bring in StraggIers
A number of stragglers and desert
ers are brought here daily and are
forwarded to their regular places in
the army.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-17
Offers OIL StocL

OIItTs OII SUCK
A large amount of oil stock is
offered by ]. r. Muffiy. agent. This
stock offers a chance for a good in
vestment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-17

DR.. John Price Jackson, State COM
missioner of labor and industry, has
been honored by reelection to high
Office in the International Council of
Safety, composed of safety experts
from all over the country. Mr.. Jack
son has been elected a director. The
convention, just held in Chicago was
the third to be held and attracted wide
attention.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-17
POLES AND WIRES

U YHILE many of the unsightly
NJ poles and overhead wires
have been removed from the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-17

Beginning last night and continuing
until late tonight, Mccormick tenn
porarily ceases to be the Democratic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

ends. A narrower ribbon OF Roman
stripes is wound once around the
SKIRT ID corkscrew fashion and
asain vivid ribbon is placed on a
skirt, yelled by filmy tunic or pam
nier. Narrow ribbon in moire, tat
feta, and grosgrain are used for bind
ing or edging rufflNs and tunics.
These are sometimes in black on CO..
or, or in contrasting shade.
These ribbons come in many new
patterns. One type has a satin edge.
sometimes in black and sometimes in
color, and a rose design running
through the center. These are called
the Louis XVI patterns. Other pat
terms are termed Futurist, as the de-
signs are rough and crude, with vivid
colors and contrasts. Some. startling
new designs have been evolved from
the ancient Mexican pottery ana hi
eroglyphcal figures. These come in
cdd shades or red, copper, green and
blue, rich in trimming possibilities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

this color. The waist isgmade with
i snrpice front, having sash ends
which tie behind The edges Of those
SASH like ends, as well as the necl,
and sleeves, are finished with a mar
row friling of creamy white taffeta
the only relief from the solid color
Of the frock The skirt. mace wiin
a boxpleat in the front, had double
panniers beginning either side of this
pleat.
For the separate waist crepe IS all
popular. DAMS Dolly Warden and
Dresden designs make exquisite
waists needing only a collar or friil
of sheer white crepe Or organdy for
trimming. A striking waist of white
crepe, button-iae straight down the
front with round -crystal buttons had
collars and cuffs Of salmon colored
golfine A flat bow Of black velvet
ribbon finished the neck
Eponge and ratiue make stunning
froclis of sterner variety They
come in variety Of paids and checks
and resemble WOO fabrics so closely
that theV must be felt 10 know the
difference. The second Illustration is
made from a model Of brown eponge.
The waist has collars ana cuffs oil
figured eponge in deep shades Of
orange. with a flaring collar OF white
organdy The skirt has double tunics
the first of the brown eponge and the
second under tunlc Of figured eponee
over a skirt OF the solid color.
it has been many a long day since
singham has play such an important
part in the development of summer
dresses as it Win this season. This
fabric comes in many qualities IN
plaids, stripes and cheeks, as well as
Nhere combinations OF stripes plaids !
u checks with the solid colors, reign
supreme. this fabric Will be seen
among the morning and afternoon
lresses especially for vacation Wta
There sre maAg possibilities Of
making up glngham into little coat l
'uits as well as dresses this season.
IN interesting little suit is made with
jacket Of plaid ginsham in which
'lue predominates. fhe edges OF this
acket are bound Win plain blue aad
worm over a skirt of solid blue gins
lam A second dress Of green gins
lam has collar and belt Of orange
nd green plaid gngham
This is ribbon season Plain
owns OF black charmeuse are re-
ieved by gracefully draped ribbon
ashes If the ribbon is very wide, 1t
nay be tied around the waist with q
arge, fluffy bow IN front. and ma,
e made especially chic if rose
estes among the short loops and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

Of White A white crepe collar roi. :
ed from the neck The bodice opened
down the front over a vest of white
crepe, with spots the size OF quar-
ter embroidered in the same shade
of pink as the dress. The skirt had a
long tunic OF the pink crepe, show
ing about twelve inches Of the tight
underskirt OF embroidered white crepe
A belt OF white suede was worn with
this dress
Aubergine, which is the rich and
handsome shade of the eggplant, is
beautiful in a variety of materials,
from velvet to crepe. | have used
for my illustration a crepe dress OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18
CREPE, CREPE, AND AGAIN CREPE
A Vast Array of Summer Fabrics
from Which to Choose a Gown
Cay Ribbons for Somber Frocks

New York, May Nov is the tim,
when women all over The country are
beginning TO plan their summer cloth
es to best suit their own particulai
needs, Therefore, fabrics and thoil
proper development are the all-im-
portant subjects.
There is a vesy array OF summer
fabrics from which to choose For
church and other formal occasions
taffeta, foulard, and summer silk
holds the strong place. Black taffei.
holds first place and is used in va
riety Of ways and many combinations.
"A dress whose style and distinction
attracted many eyes was made with
a Jacket which bnttoned down the
front and was slightly fitted IN ist
back, strongly Stimulating the old
fashioned basque worn in the Sas
The skirt was copied from the Grin
oline styles, though on conservative
lines. The alternate ruffes were OF
black and shade of silk which
closely resembled magenta The soil
collar Of the waist worn beneath ro
ed over the collar Of the Jacket
There is no fabric which adapts
itself more readily than foulard, with
its soft, satiny finish and supple
qualities, to the draped, bouffant
hustle and pannier dresses, 50 much
a part Of the seasons styles.
Cotton crepes run The gamut, from
the dainties and most allwtus OF
summer fabrics down to the thick
er and sturdier material, which en-
dears itself to mothers heart for
johnny wash suits and sisters morn
ing dresses.
For garden parties and other af-
ternoon functions there is no pret- !
tier material than cotton crepe en-
broidered in soft floral designs and
queer cuDist figures II is possible |
to buy crepe in solid color to mat q /
the colors in the embroidered figures
thus giving a chance TO make frochs
of charming combination. ! saw 4
dress Of this type the other day, which
was bought By a young woman 10
complete her tlousseau The deVei-
was most charming. The XII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18
EUGENlC MARRIAGES

VIII insure to this country q
healthier and more intelligent Fam
lily of the future and many won
an, obviously unfit for marriage, has
had her health restored by the timely
use OF Lydia Il. Pinlcham's Neee-
table Compound. the most success
mi remedy for female His the world
has ever known. Enormous quantities
OF roots and herbs are used annually
IN making this good old fashioned
remedy aud no woman who suffers
from female Ills should lose hope m
til she has tried 1t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

Vim. Barrick and family and W. f
Power and family started this morn
ing for IN overland trim to St Louis
in their automobiles. They expect to
be on the rad four days The Bar
rieks will make St Louis their future
home, while Mr. and Mrs. Power go
10 attend a family reunion. They
viii he absent from the city four
weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18
"rhe HiahIand, Is The Best

Manhser Lewis of the Highland
continues to give his patrons the best
there is in the moving picture line.
The "squaw Man" in six reels Satur-
day night was the best entertainment
of the kind ever produced in Guthrie,
The same high class pictures viii be
given the Highland patrons each
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18
Dull Feeling Swollen Hands and Feet
Due To Kidney Trouble

Your Kidneys need help when your
hands ana feet thcken swell up, and
Won feel dul and sluggisk. Take
Foley Kidney Pills. They are tonic,
stimulating and strengthening and
festore foar Kidneys to healthy nor
nal action. Tr} them. For sale by
all lrngglsIR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

Galen Crow has returned from the
convention Of public service men Of
the state He reports a splendid
meeting and much good resulting
therefrom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

.Iabez Wolfee. the Glasgow swim
er, famous through his efforts to
swim the English Channel. is TO make
an attempt to swim from the Eddy
stone rock TO Plymouth, distance OF
II miles. The swim has never been
accomplished, and it is thought i'm
possible Of achievement, as it is
across the ideways
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

friends in La Fayette Ind. From there
thes viii visit in Chicago. later going
10 Detroit. Michigan, and the Great
Lakes where they will spend the sum
mer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

Tom Barrett. postmaster of
Carmen, is in Guthrie today visiting
friends and taking he mineral water
baths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18
TOWEL SUPPLY.

Towels ani aprons OF all klnds FUR
nished at very Reasonable prices. SEQ
before you buy. D. Crays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

DR. E. G, Adams, Dentist, sa.te ], Q,
3 Spnrock Building. ehone 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

ribbon
stripes caboc
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
gBiffes. Barre RaAri@ten.

- vile elm dblaoeiarreu am Di.ns.
tae Bermittae auf BEN Sriidenbod
umiippte, Der erbaut nirb, nm bic ..
& 8. uub Penuiplpania @iIenbab9sn
I'm fhblihen Stabttbsil ju perbinosn,
purbe Der 25 Sabre alte Sormann
Sad Reasau uOn 3in9iton gstoottt,
mdbreno Sohn Burns uon bier eefdbr'
lid uerlest wnrbe.
- @oparb O. @pin, Superintenoent
Der Transportation Der Biltss'garre
unb Wpomins 8allsp Traction eom'
panic, murbe am Dienitas Vormitta9
get0btet, unb 3wet anoere Ingeitellte,
Del Peters uno Sobn Cunningham
mabrideinlid fatal perlsst, als Der
Babnnasen biesieits uon 9arpsg's
Safe NIT einsm arbeiter Babnwassu
einsn 3uiammenitOB bate. Der yes
tere frahte NIT elmer @eihwinotgteil
pon 80 Wteilen bic Stunbe in eriterer
un6 itnitt ibn beinabe In balb ot'
adt Raiiasisre bss lsstersn, ionis os1
Sonbufteur entamen nit BEN S4rsden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
(@arbonoale Correspondent
Sunmpre.

Srau Stslla Wfiller uon @rous
Strabe. IS Sabre alt, itarb am Diens,
tag i'm Soipital uno niro bsute Jtnt
mittus i'm 5orsit Sill 6risbbof bssroi9t
meroen.
- albert Srait pon Tbroop Strase
trus am 6rsita9 Yormittas cine b1s
usrrenfte Shulter bapon unb isin
gDasen wuroe Sertriimmsrt, als on
Ylaielp StraBs Elm StraBenbabnwaaen
nit isinsr GusriiitunS tOlioirts.
-5rapt Yriem, msl9er lpesen Der
@rmoroung ieines 0aters cine ,mei.
idbrise 3u6tbausitrafe abiaB unt Dor.
lesten Wtittmo9 be9naoi9t tpurbe, 1T
Dienitas abenb bel ieiner Wtutter ON
3wsiter StruBe eiusstroffen, na6oem
er an sleidsn 9ia9mittas aus benz
3u6tbaus entlaIen poroen NOR.
- Marp, bic pieriGbrise To6ter bes
albsrt Senfins BON @lap sluenue, ipsls
DIE am Wtittnot1 ;upor 3iinbb6l,er sr.
miihte uno nit 6enielben lpielte, bis
oislelben In Srano 9erietben, morauf
ibre 9lsiber Slammen finsen uno iie
iflimm perbrannt wuroe, lit Sonntag
abeuo i'm 9abuemann 9Oipital ben
Terlesun9en erle9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
15e Golaaial 0laswaare -

y Gin Eii& ansefillt nit @las 8ssrsrl'
boplsn, Bonbons, @omports, 8rot
uub guttsrtsnsrn, Srudtbowlen, aOr'
ben, sal, uuO gfsffsr, 5udsrbOplsu
uno 8abmtrhsen. Rssuldrer Prsts
bis au is Gents. SpsBisI ie 8 Gents.
3wsi Eiide anssfiilt nit Ebsstaien
unb llntsrtaiieI Esasrn, Sddsrn,
Suppsntsusrn uip. @srtbs bis Su Is
Gents. Seuts nur 10 Gents.
Drei Padete BON rSnon Bob
8ai6puluer, 40 Gents.
s1.25 fsuerfsits Sadausriiitunssn
79 Gents.
75c @uHsririiss OSsr Eantarbs, Al
Gents.
80 Gents boppslt'idusioiss Slan
Sdneibsr, 25 Gents.
3 Gents uiiOrtirte 2rinf9laisr, Il
Gents.
Sauspaartn 9abtu-Grbssi&pB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
9d8 xhaI dbn ndrt8.

SabIur. = Der AZ Sabre alte @uar
Sones uon bier ftiir3te am Sonntal
gia9mittas I'M oberen Gbale uou eineH
StraBsnbabnwusen, babel 3erfleifdun.
gen Der Stirn srbaltenb, bic 10 iGlimm
iiub, oas man i'm i'm Wiio'8aliep 9ol
ipital ,aufnabm.-Der Chauffeur SObn
Srutiser oabIer mnBte am Sonuta9 In
Scranton, mo sr in elmer 9araee anes'
ftsllt lit, $110 Strafe bsjablen, neil ct
msbrsrs Gass 5uuor elm GutOmObil obns
@rlaubniB oes @isentbiinlsrs sr elmer
6abrt beuusts uno NIT Der Wfai4ins
oann in Gin 5abrrao frahte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
Spbe Harf Rptisen.

- Sn benz Sobbof Der 9ebftone
2ano @ompanis an Der @de BON gBat'
ion uno S6lassr Gpsnue entituno am
Donnsritas our9 Selbitsnt,iinbuns elm
Srano, Der sinsu Saaben uOn $500
anrihtete. "
- Die @ebdulibftiten unb Maidi'
nen Der sliblep Seioe @ompante an Der
@ue pon Silmore Gusuue uno acaoem1
StrnBe iinb pon ben electric @itg
Tbromins Wfills gum Preis pon $780,
600 fduHit ernorben moroen, fant et'
ner 9aufurfunbe. psIhe am 5reitas
einsetrasen wurbe.
- Der 29 Sabre elite e. d. Gpe'
retts BON Ebroop Strabe, Der Wtaibis
nenleiter Der Blib Tbronins @ompanis,
trus friib Dieuitas Morsen sefdbrli6e
Brhbmunosn bapon, als elm Raud.
fang BART uno Der sntweibenbs Dampf
ii6 iibsr ibn srsOB. Sm Staat So'
ipital erwartete ulan ieoof feline Sc
usiung.
- Die 11idbriss @tbel Mills pom
8uImer StraBe unb 9toro Rebecea
Gpenue nurbe an Samitas gla9mittas
iofort sstUbtet, als elm 3oblenwassn Der
8risbin 3sde, bslisn Snbrmann Der
@rospatsr bes Mtd6dens mar, iie iibsr.
fubr. @dbrenb Der @roBpater iid In
Der Robnuns befanb, fletterte bic 3lei.
ne auf ben borne itsbenoen @asen, fiel
ab unb lieB bann einsn lauten Sdrei
ert6nen, Der bic Pferbe bsrart eridred.
te, baB f: bur9brannten, tpOrauf Die
&doer ibren SDrper iberfubrsn.
= gts g. s. Road pon Dritter
Gpenue an Sonntas NIT Ieinem Sobn
unb 3. 8. @ormallp cine Gutomobils
fabrt uiahte, follibirte Die Maidine an
Der Steinbriide an Weft Otarfet Stra.
Sc nit einem Wa9en, poourf elm Rab
nbserilien unb Der 3eitunssapparat &C.
bro1sn puroe bic Wiaifine lief bann
cine 3ebn SuB hobs 86iduns binab,
nobel bem Snnben Der Riiden perrenft
unb Der a6rper ,eridunben waro. Die
anoeren 3wsi SniuHsu rettetsn it9 oura
abiprinsen, Duroen aber ftart auf9e'
riittelt.
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0cn Der Shbfeite.

Bei ben @beleutsn 8ifliam s. Ufillsr
BON SsmlOd StraBe bat fid Elm E6h.
terlein eineeitellt.
Srau Qbam @rstsr, friiber bier mobn.
baft un6 cine Shweiter Der Srau g..
Shneioer pon Sobler Gpenue, lit am
Wtontas in ihrsr Wobnuns ju 9tswari,
U. g., seftOrbsn.
Der 4idbriss @illiam giassl pon
@ebar Guenue wurbe am 0fontag. als
sr auf sinsm fleinen @asen fubr, pon
siuem Bruuereimasen nisberssfabren.
sntfam aber nit unseiIbrli6en Sbram'
men.
Der Wann, petther am Samltag ,u.
Dor auf Der Glib Daibineton guenus
Bride pon sinem .. & 8. 3us setSb'
tet fpurbe, LIT am Oonnerita9 Jta1mit'
tas als Sobn ROiii bon Rippls StraBs
ioentifi3irt woroen.
GBsil er aussblif isinsn 3imlnsrss'
| fdbrten SObu Simmer BON @eoar slue'
nue. nm cine: Sanotai9e bsftabl, purol
Charles SB6lfers am Samitas usrbaftsi
unb iIir elm ssri6tli6ss @rideinsu un'
ter $500 Bhrsidaft Ssftetlt.
Ntartin Rainep BON Broipect Gpe'
nue., nel6er 80 perifisbeueu Wfaler
bic 2adapanua, @ompanie um 9npfer'
brabt I'm wsrtb BON 1915 beitabl, muBtl
an Dienitas fiir Elm 9eri6tli6es @r'
| i4einsn 81 900 Siirsi6aft ftellsn.
GlS GObsrt 8irtet BON Raple Stra
| &c am Dienitag auf bem 6ftliden Sc
birse 3aitanien iammelte, perlor er iei'
men Salt unb ftiirjte BON einem Baum
woburd) ibm bic Shfte, GllbOssn uni
oas @eiidt redt bOs perlest uuroen.
Sobn Sdpeissr BON Seasrman@ourI
muroe am Sonntas ytaht babel er'
piiht, ais er Srau Bridget Durtin Dor
Reminston auenue UNI Siibner beiteb
len mollte uub Die S5ol9e lit. baB sr jest
auf cine bissbe3ii9lide antlase fir cir
9erihtlihes@ri6einen unter 5000 Biir9
idaft ftebt.
Srant 8. Wfansan, nel6sr lester
Suni an @e6ar gluenne perlett nurbe
als isin Yfsrb sinsn bslabsnen Drabt
trai. nobel bas Tbier set6btet uno bsl
Wa9en beihdbist puroe. itrenste an
Samitas sesen Die Scranton electric
@ompanie cine Sla9e fir $25, 900 @nt'
ihaoisuns an.
Serr Garl @raf BON @lm StraBe
Batter bes friiberen @eridtsidreibers
Charles @raf, 1T am Sonntas slbent
nad lGnserem Sie6tbum i'm sllter uor
rs Sabren geitorben. Der 8eritorbe'
ne, nel6er elm beuti6er Pionier bieisi
Seite mar uno iif Der all9emeineu aht
uns erfreute, niro BON Der Wittne
BEN Sobn unb ben T6hteru Srau
@barlotte 6sttig unO Srau hilbert 9rai
iibsrlebt. Die 8eiissuns erfolste &C.
itsru 0ta6mittas uon Der Bobnunl
bes Sobnes an Bittstou gluenue aus
i'm Pittston Npsuus 6risobof. Baitol
Paul :. 3eller uon Der SrieOsns sc
meinbe leitete ben 2raueroienit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
Staetrath.

Die Srage, ner fur bic 8eide be3ub'
fen ion, msl6e iu benz itdotii6en U.s.
pbaltmerf fiibrt, fam am Sreita9 In Der
Stabtratbsiisuns Sur @rOrteruns, benn
bic @iisnbabu @ompuuie bat es perlpei'
CERT. iolhes gu tbun. Sn betreff Der
Grspps fir bus Gpnon StroBs Siaouft
ma6te bic 4udamanna @ompanie ben
VOrihta9, baB iie oas Sano geben Mir
De, menn Die Staot Die Ersppe srbaut.
Yeioe 5ra9en muroeu Dem Oirettor
Sapes CUR Grleoisun9 iibsrlalien.
8 o. 9rueu uon philadelphia mar
eribienen, nm bic 2lnnabme elmer Res
iolution burh5ulesen, welhe erlauben
fol-, oaB 9aiOllu vStanbaroS" entlan9
ben Ssitenmsgsn srri6tet weroen dir
fen. Sn 8erbinouns oamit erfldrte
er, baB in tsiner anosren Stabt bel Der
0anobabuns uOn 9aiOlin 10 nahldlIis
uno ssfabrlid usriabren wiro, pie in
SCRANTON, iOwie. oaB unter Dem neusn
6euer9eies allies @aiolin unter Der Sroe
sebalten Derben mus.
ats Die Gntihdoisuussforoeru oes
Dapio y. Ouuis iiir ben 2oo ieines
Sobnss in 0iap aus Bart erOrtert wur'
De, mari Campbell bsm StaotunwaIt
Dor, oa6 er unn6tbiserwsiIe Die Sahe
nieber er6ifnet babe, oieler aber erflur'
te. oaB er uur barnm erluht babe, oh
Die Staot elm neues gusrbieten In Se
tra1t jieben wolle.
glls Sranf y. Spie9el oarum eriub'
te, ibm 3u erlauben, Elm tbeilmeiie aus
Sol3 erbautes @sbGube an Jtoro Wtain
glpenue 3u erri1ten, erflIrte Elm Ser.
treter Der llnbsrnritsrs Gliociution, oaB
uur In lSeit Scranton Die 6euer9ren3en
uerdnoert msrbsn tOnnen, obue Die Yer'
liderun9sraten ~ erb0ben.
Damit bic glbiperrun9 BON 9ittle
@n9lauo bsenoet peroe, mics man ben
Oireftor Sages an, Die tsmporIre @rs
Offnun9 Don Wtalters Stra6e pOrjuueb'
men bic Stabt wiro isos Ysrantwort'
li6teit iibernebmen uno nenu nOtbi9,
au6 SBddter anitslleu, osnu bic Huda'
nanna @Ompanie wiro nur uuter oies
fen umftdnoen bic @r6ffnuug erlauben.
Or. Wainwrisbt mar sri6tsneu, nm
oas Wfoies GaDlor Soipital pon benz
Sibion StraBe Yflaiter I'M Betras BON
1868 3u betrsien, nobel er srildrts,
oaB oas Soipital NIT sinem monats
lihen 5eblbetras BON 81, 200 betriebsn
weroe. Oa aber bas Snititut nur sln'
geitellte Der Vuduwanna @Ompanis uno
Sadawanua Stabl @Ompanie fret be.
banoslt, 10 mar man uidt sensist, benz
@siu9 naaSutcmmen, peri9Ob absr
@rlebi9un9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
3tttStpn.

- Sin uubsfanntsr Wfann puroe
ON Diontas gia6t entlans ben 9sbisb
Sallep @eleiIen nabe Sorton NIT Ssr'
briidtem aopi aufssfunoeu. gdhts
wurbe an Dem 8erun9liidten aufgefun'
ben. psldes aufidluB iibsr feline Sosn'
titGt eeben fonnte. 8eitern puroe
Der U{ann oils gatrid WtcDonalc sr'
tannt.
- Der 2S Sabre alte Dfiles Wie'
Donalo pon SreberidS dStraBe, als BRENT
fer auf Der .. & 3. @iienbabn anse'
itslt, perfins iib am Wiontas gtad'
mittag nabe Der Otinoota Bubnitutiou
einen SUB In sinem Sroib uuo ebe er
Iih beireieu fonnte, traf i'm elm anfab.
renber 3us, poburh er Serlesunssn
erbielt, Ole isinen Cob tn Der ambu'
lans sur Solse butten, als man ibn
mad bem Staat 9oipital in SCRANTON
nebmen wOllte.
- Der 21 Sabre alte Nnoretp DO'
main BON Bort @riffitb, pel6er am 2.
Gusutt ben Sobn Barnaitomsfp er'
morbete, ipurbe am Dienitas BON ben
@eihmorenen beS @toroes i'm Speiten
@rab i6ulbis bsfuuosu uno bann uon
Ri6ter @arman iu ni6t nsniser wie
a6t nod mebr pie piersebn Sabren
3uttbaus perurtbeilt. Der WtOro err
eienete ii6, neil ;wei Sabre uorber oem
Wl0rber ourd ietn Spfer Der 9ut Ser'
It0rt noroen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-24
0ieoer elm ilualiid.

Eraps,unt, 8lsiHaiisn, %. Sept.
8ieosr 1T sinsm eusliidsn Dampfer
elm llnsliid ,useitoBen. Der Dampfer
Belgian 9ius4 siug bel Sap 3ureli,
i'm Sdwar3sn Wteer, unter. anf osm
Dnmpfsr bsfanben iid auBer Oislsu
Pnliasisrsn 120 WtaHn Bsiasuns.
Dtan slaubt, baB Der Dampfer aui
cine Wiine ssitoBeu lit. bod Uirb bic
pabrs 2butiaas Usri6wisseu.