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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
Storstad Crippled

Only a few persons were picked up
by the Storstad, which was badly
crippled herself by the collision, and
these were brought here by the col
lier together with those saved by the
Eureka and the Lady Evelyn. Twenty
two of the rescued died from injury
or exposure. The others, most of whom
had jumped into the boats or plunged
into the water from the sinking liner
scantily clad. were freely given such
clothing as the town could supply
and later those who were we'll able
to travel were placed on board a train
and started for Quebec. where they
arrived tonight.
Continued on Page 12-Column y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
Only 433 of 1887 Passengers
OnBoard Are Believed Saved
After Collision in the Fog
Just Before Daybreak
VESSEL SINKS IN 90 FEET OF s.
WATER WITHIN IS MINUTES

Rnouski Que, May 2o-Of total of 1887 persons
board the Canadian Pacific Liner Empress of Ireland when
she sailed yesterday from Quebec for Liverpool 94 lost
when the liner raed by the Danish collier Sorstad and
sank off Father Point the St Lawrence before daylight
today according figures late tonight Only 433
known to have been saved.
OF the 81 first cabin passengers the late figures show
have been saved OF the 53 the second cabin
Us third cabin passengers there
while 237 of the of 432 brought ashore
These figures for the 396 landed here and
taken by train Quebec where they arrived tonight There
remained here 81 rescued persons, ucashed completing the
total of 433 known survivors.
So deep was the cash in the stricken liners side inflicted
sharp of the heavy laden collier and fast the
that although the first catch
ing wireless IS O. S. and Fastening from Father
Point reached the within minutes after the meeting
of the vessels, the liner already had gone down
The wireless could have hardly worked better effect
the response prompter Yet within sight of shore in
andlocked with help close hand, nearly per-
lost their lives by drowning when fog obscured the vision
of the navgaors and vessels virtually stand
still as of precaution and the other, from all
counts moving than moderate speed crashed
gether in fatal impact.
Investigation of the of the disaster is be started
promptly The story of the Storad which after picking up
few of the survivors and landing them here resumed with
crumped bow her way up the will not be told until
when she reaches Quebec whence she bound from
Sydney with cargo of COAL when she dealt the Empress of
Ireland the blow that the big liner the bottom From
the evidence of officers the Empress however the liner
had dead halt in the fog and blowing her whs
tie as warning of her presence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
Second Cabin Missing

Assafrey. Miss. A S. NJ. Winnipeg.
Atkin, Miss NJ, Prince Albert, Sask.
Balcomb, Miss D., Vancouver.
Bales, Miss A, Toronto.
Barbour, Mrs. w, Silverton, B. C.
Barbour, Miss Evelyn, Silverton.
B. c.
Barker, Alfred, Saskatoon, Sask
Barrie, W., Silverton, B. C.
Bawden. Miss Bessie, Hillsboro, Ind
Bawden, Miss Florence, Hillsboro,
Ind.
Baxter. Miss Mary, Toronto.
Beale, Edward, London, Ont.
Berry, Miss E, Vancouver, B. C.
Birkett, Henry, Carstelirs, Alb.
Brine, E. Brisbane.
Brine, Mrs E., Brisbane.
Brine. Miss F., Brisbane.
Bishop, G. D., Vancouver.
Blackhurst, Miss l., Paris, Ont.
Boch, Miss Edith, Rochester, MINI
Boynton, Mrs. f. e., st. Thomas,
Ont.
Brown, o., Kenora, Ont.
Buhler Mrs. Costa. Regina, Sask.
Bulpitt, r. B., Vancouver.
Burgess, Mrs. s., Hamilton. Ont.
Caugney. A. E., Ottawa.
Caughey, Mrs, Ottawa.
Chignell, Mrs. E., Victoria, B. C.
Clarke, Mrs. William, Toronto.
Clarke, Miss Nellie, Toronto.
Colo. Mrs. A, Princeton, B. C.
Crellin, r., Silverton, B. C.
Dale, (child of Mrs. NJ Toronto.
Dargue, Mrs. j.. Kenora, Ont.
beats, A. s., Regina
Einsiie, Mrs. J., Moosemin, Sask.
Farr. Miss N, Moose Jaw, Sask.
MARI. Miss D., Moose Jaw, Sask.
Farr, Miss B., Moose Jaw, Sask.
Finley, j. M, Liverpool, Eng
Fisher Mrs. John, Chicago.
Ford, H. e, Winnipeg.
Freeman, H, West Allis, Wis
Gray, Mrs. Charles j., Terre Haute,
Ind.
Gray Miss Mary, Terre Haute, Ind.
Gregg, James, Chilliwack, B. C.
Gregg, Mrs. Chilliwack, B. C.
Griffin Mrs. w. H, Cloverdale, B. C.
Griffin, Child of Mrs. w. HI, Glow
erdale, p. c.
Hageston, Hilda, maid to Mrs. L.
Irving
Haaker Mrs. j., Winnipeg.
Haaker, Mrs. Judith, Winnipeg.
Halllidad, c., Perison, Man.
Hart. William, Mortlach, Sask.
Hart, Mrs. Mortlach. Sask.
Hart Miss Edith, Mortlach, Sask
Hart, Master VIM, Mortlach Sask
Heath, II. L., Chicago.
Heath. ]. r. Chicago.
Hepburn, Mrs NJ. X, Vancouver
Hepburn, Miss B. NJ, Vancouver
Hepburn, Master H. NJ, Vancouver.
Hogan, Mrs. Robert, Nanaimo, B. c.
Holcombe Miss F., Calgary.
Hope, Miss c., Hamilton.
Howard, Mrs. Calgary.
Howard Child of MRS. Calgary.
Howard (another child OF Mrs), CAL
gary.
Continued on Page 12-Column 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
CLOUDY AND WARMER

washington, May 29.-Forecast for
northern New England: Partly cloudy
and warmer probably local showers Sat
urday; Sunday fair, fresh south winds.
Southern New England Cloudy and
warmer Saturday; probably followed by
local showers; Sunday probably fair,
fresh south winds. Eastern New York:
Cloudy Saturday with probably local
showers: warmer south portion; Sunday
fair, moderate south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
}. B. Joel's Filly
Wins Ladies' Derby

Epson, May 29.-J. B. Joel's brown
filly, Princess Dorrie, today won the
Oaks stakes, known as a ladies Der
by" Lord Carnarvon's Wassilissa was
second and Sir John Thursbys Torch
light third. There were 80 starters.
The Oaks which has been run ev-
cry year since 1879, is an event for
3-year-old FLIES and is valued at $25,-
Geo.. The course is one and one-half
miles IN length. For this years race
there were originally 300 entries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
FL st Cabin Missing

Abercrombe, K. R., Vancouver.
Anderson, A. B., London.
Averderok, P. o.. Manchester.
Barlow A. f.
Barlow, Mrs Montreal.
Bennett, Mrs. Hart, Nassau, n P
Bloomfield, Mrs. w. r.
Bloomfield, Lieut.. Col. w. r., Auck
land, N. z.
Brandon, A. G., Manchester.
Cash. HARDWOOD.
Cash, Mrs Nottingham.
Cayley j. ]. Hamilton.
Cay, Miss c. p, Golden, B. c.
Crathern. Miss Waneta, Montreal.
Cullen, Mrs. f. w.
Cullen, Miss Maud
Cullen, Master, Toronto.
Darling. NJ. D. A.
DunleYy, Mrs. F. H., Denver.
Edwards, c. O. X, Yokohama.
Godson, F. p, Kingston.
Goldthorpe, Charles, Bradford, Eng
Graham, w. d.
Graham, Mrs, Hong Kong, China.
Haley, Mrs. D. T., Vancouver.
Hisenheimer, W.. Montreal
Hirst, A. Birmingham.
Holloway, Mrs. c., Quebec.
Howes, F. W., Birmingham.
Irving, Laurence, S. B., actor, son
of late Sir Henry Irving, London.
Irving, Mrs, Laurence mabel Hack
ney).
Johnson. David. Frederick.
Lindsay, DIR. Alex. Halifax.
Lyman, H. H.
Lyman Mrs, Montreal
Maginnis, A. G., director of Messers
Mappin and Webb jewelers., London.
Malloch, c.. Lardo. B. c.
Marks, ]. Garbeil.
Marks, Mrs. Suva, Fiji
Miller Mrs, ST. Catherine, Ont.
Mullins Miss E., London.
O'Hara, H. r., Toronto.
Palmer, Mrs. w. L., London.
Price, Mrs. H. W., New Zealand.
Rutherford. F. j., Montreal.
Seton Kerr, Sir Henry, London.
Seybold, Mrs,
SMART, G. Bouge, Ottawa.
Stork, Mrs. A., Toronto.
lyle, c. G.
lyle, Mrs.
Taylor, j. 7.
Taylor, Miss, Montreal.
Taylor, Miss H., Montreal.
ownsend, Miss T., New Zealand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
DAzED AND SHAKEN BY
FR!GHTFUL EXPERIENCE
Graphic Story by the Ships
Surgeon, DR.. James F.
Grant, Pulled Through a
Portfolio and Picked Up
After Long Swim--Credit-
ed with Saving Many

quebec, May ga train with S96
survivors from the sunken steamer
Empress of Ireland reached here
shortly before s o'clock tonight. The
rescued on board numbered 90 first
class, 20 second class and 101 third
class passengers and 237 of the crew.
Thirty-seven survivors were left at
Rimouski which would make to-
tai of 433 saved. AS revised figures
show 1867 persons to have been on the
steamer this makes the probable num-
Der of lost 934.
A full equipment of ambulances
supplied by the City of Quebec,
by the Town of Lewis on the OPP
posite side of the river, and the
army medical service corps was await
ing in readiness at Lewis when the
special survivors train arrived. The
passengers were Immediately disem-
barked and transferred to the ferry
steamer, which had been waiting at
the special wharf to facilitate the
transfer TO Quebec. 1t was a pitiful
sight when the ferry boat Polaris
locked on the Quebec side at $50
Continued on Page 12--Column 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
BELIEVE GEORGES RIVER
WAS F0RDED AT HOPE
The Guards Posted on Three
Bridges Have No Sight of
Fugitives-- Rumor T h a t
They Were Seen in Vicin-
ity of Warren--Gardiner
And Bath Officers Watch

Thomaston, Me. May 29.-tSpeeiaD.
Posses in automobiles secured this
county today in search for the es-
capped convicts from the State prison,
Harry Brandt, George st. Peter AMI
Peter Baker alias Blair. Up II a late
hour tonight none of the fugitives had
been sighted, although the officers be-
lieve they have been close to the fee
Guards posted on the three bridges
across the Georges river, in which d.
rect.on the men were headed, were I'M
rewarded in their long vigil. Warden
Ham now believes that the men may
have crossed the river near Hope. AT
this point Mr.. Ham says there is a
place where the trio might safely
have forded the stream had they been
shrewed enough to avoid the watch
ers on the bridges.
Rumors considered from reliable
sources state that the men were seen
near Warren. bearing out the war
der's theory that the men had forded
the river.
Bath and Gardiner authorities have
been notified and have police on the
watch. Circulars will be distributed
Saturday and Monday conveying de-
scriptions of the men, and the officers
leading the searching parties feel con-
fident of capturing them within few
days.
Warden Ham has placed the re-
wards of s25 for the apprehension of
each.
The trio all TRUSTEES escaped
Thursday from a potato field where
they were working.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
Wakefield, A. ]. L., Liverpool.
Wallet, Rev. j., London.
First Cabin Bodies Identified
None as yet.
Second Cabin Survivors

Black, J. W., Ottawa.
Black, Mrs. ]. w, Ottawa.
Court, Miss E., Liverpool, Eng.
Dandy, ]. f.. Person, Man.
Davies, William, Toronto.
Davies, Mrs. William, Toronto.
Erzinger. j., Winnipeg.
Langsley, j. w, Vancouver.
langley, Miss Nj. f., Vancouver.
Law, Mr.. E., Calgary.
Law. Mrs. E., Calgary.
Law, Master. Calgary
Lennon, J., Winnipeg.
Liston, Miss A, London, Eng.
McAlpine, A, Montreal.
Matter, A.. Indianapolis.
Moier Mrs. Charles, Toronto.
Morgan, j., Winnipeg.
Morgan, William, Winnipeg.
Simmonds, Mrs. Reginald, Londor
Eng.
Weinrauch, B., Montreal.
Bunthrome, Alex, Santa Barbara
Cal.
Hunt, Miss E. Dew, Vancouver
tombstone, George, Santa Barbara, Ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
STEFFENSEN
EXPEDITION
ship SINKS
Grew SAFE

Nome, Alaska, May 29.-The Karluk,
which carried the Steffennsen expedi-
ton to the Arctic, was crushed in the
ice ana sank Jan. 16. The entire crew
is at North Herald island with plenty
of food and wood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
Boston Forecast

Boston, May 29.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Increasing cloudiness,
probably followed by local showers Sat-
urday; Sunday fair. rising temperature,
moderate southerly to westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
LIVES
LOST BY CAGE
GOING over
Mine WHEEL

Tamaqua, Pa, May 29.-Eight miners
were killed in an anthracite colliery near
here today when a cage in which they
were being hoisted was pulled over
shaft wheel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
E.. ?. RELIEF
TRAIN GOES
OFF TRACK

Quebec, May 2s.-The special Cana
dian Pacific relief train carrying sur
vivors from the steamship Empress of
Ireland was derailed shortly after
leaving Rmouski. So far as is known
no one was Injured. Another train
was Immediately made up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
MORE THAN 900 LIVES LOST AS
GREAT STEAMER GOES DOWN

TRIO OF E. sc A PED
CONVICTS from the
SfatePriSOn at ThOnldSfon,
NoW Sought by Posses in
Automobiles Throughout
The County of Knox
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
JOHNNY kiLBANE KNOCKS
OUT BENNY CHAVEZ

Denver, Col, May 29.-Johnny Kilbane
of Cleveland featherweight champion,
knocked out Benny Chavez, Colorado
challenger, in the second round of 10
round match here tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
Conditions and General Forecast

Washington, May 29-The weather has
been fair and cooler over the Middle At
lantic and New England states
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
First Cabin Survivors

Abbott, F. E.
Burt, c. r.
Duncan, j. Fergus, member of the
firm Of Kimbera, Buliand & Duncan,
Solicitors, London.
Fenton. Walter. Manchester.
Gosselin, l.. A., Montreal.
Henderson. G. w. S. Montreal
Kohl, Miss Grace, Montreal
Lee, Miss Alice. Nassau, n. P.
O'Hara, Miss Helen. Toronto.
Adie. ]. P.
Adie, Mrs. Birmingham.
Burrows. A. J.
Cunningham, R. A, Winnipeg.
Gaunt, Miss Doris, Birmingham.
daughter of counsellor Gaunt.
Hyamson, L. a
Kent, Lionel
Lyon, c. B.. Vancouver.
Mullins. A E, London.
O'Hara, Mrs. H. r., Toronto.
Palmer, W. Leonard, on staff of
London Financial News, London
Seybold, E.
Patton, Mrs. w. f.. Sherbrooke, sister
of Frederick Grundy, European man
ager of the New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
1904

l0c Cigar. Thirty years continr-
Gus increased sales tells its own story
Factory. Manchester. n. II. dti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
CORRECTED LIST OF PASSENGERS
AND CREW OF THE SUNKEN ship,
WITH SURVIVORS AND MISSING

A corrected list of passengers and
crew on the Empress of Ireland, is
sued officially by the Canadian Pa
cific Railroad, gives the total number
aboard as 1867, divided as follows:
First cabin passengers 81.
Second cabin passengers, 1913.
Third cabin passengers, ia.
officers and crew, Alb.
The following list of survivors. miss
ing and Identified dead of the EN-
press of Ireland is compiled from all
available sources. They will be chang
ed as further kreports are received
After publication they should be pre-
served for reference. as they will not
be repeated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy and warmer, prob
ably local showers Saturday;
Sunday fair; southerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-30

Advertise a LOSS quickly if
you would end your anxiety
about the lost article quickly.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05
XranfreiAs Nuitt.

9m .@uers SOciale" i6reibt Der be-
fauute frunSOliide Rspnblitansr gla'
qust fOl9en0es iiber oie Oaner oes
Sriesss: Die leitenoen en9lil6en
Bolitifer uno psri6ieOene euSlilhe
8latter babeu ben @unih uusseOriidt,
ben 3ries 3psi, brsi Sabre ODER nod
ldnser binSu,iebsn. gber, ia9t 0ta'
ausf, mas Srantrsif anbetrifft, 70 1T
bas aus wirtbIbuftli9eu 9riinoen nidt
mCsli6. Wian.iast Oas in 5rantrsi6
allsemsin. Sect idon iOlleu Die fran,
s6Iii6en 8erluite etua 100000 Wtonn
betraeen. S8enn es 10 peiter ssbt, wis
In ben lsstsn 8ohen. ooan wiroen
mad Oberfld9lidsr Sdasung bic fran.
3Ofil6en 8erluite in e!nem balbsn Sabr
stna 1 800, 900 Wtann bstraseu. Dsi
bieisu 3ifisrn 1T es niht nOtbis, ,u
frasen, oh elm Suno iolhe 8erluite er'
tra9en fam, obne mirtbI1aftli6 Su
9runOe gu seben. Sin Sriss pom ei'
mem 3abr wiirOe Sranfrsib ruinireu. I"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05
Stabtrath.

@ine 6iesbe3ii9libe Nnfra9e beant'
morteno, erflGrte Der Staotanmalt am
Sreitag oem Staotratb, oaB laut elmer
@nti6eiouus oss @erihtes, bas Dauis
3e6enperi6isbuuss @eies feline Ius
msnouus auf iOl9e OHentlihe StraBen
babe, unter oeneu bic &oblen 9etrennt
moroen paren, sbe Iie Der Sta6t als
Stra6en iibsrpielsn muroen. Somit
fDnnen iol6e StruBen ieitens Der 9ob'
len @ompanien fstuen S6us Der Sber'
fiddle ermarten.
gDeil elm bebeutenber Srrtbum bel
Der guflaSe uon Benefits in bstref oes
ab3uesfanul Spitems fir Die l., 2.
un6 3. Baro gemabt muroe, piro es
na6 Der anlidt oss Staotanwalts nO'
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fam.
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Stabtrutb @srehti9tsit erbalten baben
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Oieie 3uitGnoe 3ur Solse haben, bu6 oi
@runoel9eutbumswerthe fallen. Wtar
ueriprah ibm, DIE Suhe ndber 3u un
teriu6en.
Der 9luto 9beils @ompaue naro BIZ
@rIunbni6 se9eben. Dor ibrem @e
ihGftsplue an SinoenllruBe ein 8uio
lin STANDARD lu errihtcn. Der StuOt
i6reiber lOll ieltltellen, mas in bstrei
elmer &reppe uuf Dem @puOn StruBt
Siaoutt sctban woroen lit. Die $50.
600 Sorosrun9 oes y. s. @lpnn uor
SadiOn StruBe muroe Dem Staotun
malt CUR nOmOslihen Sc9lelHuh8 tiber
mieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05
Bon Der Sfibfeite.
Den @belsutsu @raf BON Gin Stru'
&c wuroe elm SObterlein sebOreu.

Den @belsutsn @rai pon @lm Stra'
&c puros elm 36bterlein seboreu.
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batter 9sboren woroen.
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@belsute 9iidOlauS 9Ob pon @eoar
Apsnus. itarb am Dienitag Utor9en
uno wiro bsute Jiadmtttag beer6iSt
fperoen.
gDiaiam 8irtb pon Stone Guenue
befannte lit am Sreita9 oeS Diebltabls
zines an5uses idulois uno wnroe oann
fir Gin 9eri6tliheS @riheinen uuter
$500 Sarsidaft eeitellt.
Diego Sarbsqua, gllias SaIua6ore
Romuno uOn Socuit Strase, muBte am
Srsitus auf Die slntlase. ssidli6tes
@elo ueraussabt 3u babeu, $1,000
Shrsidaft fir elm seri6tliAes @riaei'
men ltellen.
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Pittston 9lpenue unb Sranf Sbr6ber
pon 98eIt SCRANTON muroen letten
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nieoer. Der 8erftorbene piro uon Der
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fol9t mor9su.
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pon RittstOn Apenue iino BON elmer
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muBte, uerurIa6ten bel ibr cine yieruen'
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oabeim Su iein.
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nue. uno Der II Sabre ulte gilbert SS.
Dieter BON &ittSton guenue wurOen
am Dieuitas nesen Setbeillsuns on
5ubrraooisbtablen fir elm 9eri6tlibes
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nue, 32 Sabre alt. lift an Wtontu9
DtOrsen nah furSsm llnwobIiein se'
ltorben. Sie miro pom Dem @ntten
unb einem Sobn iiberlebt unO Die Bel.
iesung eriol9t beute Jtadmtttas i'm
BntStOn ausnus 6risbbof. nod einem
3ruueroisuit in Der 9ldOlp StraBe
8resbpterii6en Stride.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05
Mpre &erantpft. .

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pon Der Shlauh @ompanie yio. 1 ret.
tste am Sumftas 0iahmittas eineu
ileinen SHaben Dor benz @ritiduu9stob,
inbem er elm @anODitiid beisitiste, bas
iid In oes Sleiuen 8uftrDbre feIt9elett
bate. Das Stno befano lih In Be'
sleitun9 Der Wtutter uno mar am @r.
Itiden, als Pomell ben Sor9ang be-
msrfte uno Sur 9hlfe beiipranS.
- gts Der 10 Sabre alte gBiuiam
SbarpleB am Sreita9 Otudt in Der
@riffiu & @uans Gpotbefe cine Slai6e
@arbOlidure fir 5rau 8illiam Sones
uon @Ol0en Strabe eerlangte, mo er
in Soft 9ins, bearSwObute Der slpotbe'
fer, oas nitt alles i'm ribtigen lei uno
soB nur iisbsn Sropfen bes @iftltofiss
in Die Slaihe. Der glrgnobn mar
ridtis, beuh Srau SoneS tranf ben
Stoff in ielbltm6rberii6er IbIibt ;
we9en Dem serinsen Quantum mar aber
Die SSirfuns feline tDotli9s uno Iis usr'
brannte ii6 nur ben Wtuno. Die Chat
erfOl9te na6 einem Strsit nit oen
@atten..
- gta6bsm Der 35 Sabre atte Sames
Wt. OtOran pOn Bird auenue am
Wtontas Wtittas Den Seriu6 ssmu6t
bate, Die 1ljGbrise Wtn99ie Simmons
uOn Glib StraBe frimineu an3u9reiien,
als iid ous Wido6en auf Oem Ssim.
meg uon Der Shule befano, nuros sr
otn9feit sema6t unO pon gllosrmann
OeSacg Obne 3uIaliuns pom YIrs.
ihuft Dem @efdnsnIB iiberlauot. Sine
9roBe Wienibenmen9e bate iib nu6
VetanntmerOen oeS Ansriifss uerlam,
melt uno Der albtrmann uno lein Son
ltabler butten Wiiibe, ben Serl Dor Dem
Spnben ju bemabren.
- 9iahoem Die Yoli3si am Sonntaa
Jtuht benutrittlst moroen mar, onB
man Heuoluetibiille in isner Jinhbar.
lhatt 9ebOrt bate, begab lie lib nnt
Der 9iabbaribaft uuo sntoedte oann
nebcn Der Uiaiou & SnowOen Sheune
an GiamOnO: ausnus bic Ssi6e bss
RclarlO Suoa uOn Utupfielo, Dem cine
SuSel Ourh oas 0er3 ssiast porber
mar. Srtunoigungen ergaben au9en.
lheInli6, OaB Wiite YOHaOio Den fata.
len ShuB ab9ub, iebOd) tOnnte oerlelbe
jur .3elt ni6t ermiiht weroen, aber
Seorse WtansanO uon Queen auenue
wnroe oinsftlt semubt. oa man pGbn.
te. oaB er etmaS iiber Den Wioro meis.
UtnnsanO muroe seitern 9in6mtta9 in
Serbinouns nit Dem jail unter $5UO
Siir9lhaft seltellt. Dominic 5rumulu
pom Prouioence ROno ertlarte se1eru
abeno i'm YOliiei 3auptquartier, oas
er als NuScnSsuss oes Uioroes sulab.
ME @ugen 9recO Dem @uoa cine Suael
in ben Riiden ju9ts. @r wurOe oann
als .Seu9e gebalten, udbreno Die Bolt
gel Den @reco iu6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05
sianSai nnO Riutid itnO ,w

tuHuut uUu Wtu'IW IAHo 1'UIl
i6limms Sunoen. Sine b6ie SurSt
bat i1On oft uisl llnbeiI unseribtet uno
9ro6e S6merjsu peruriudt. IS lit
Elm Seideu, Oas Der Wtu9sn uiht in
Sronun9 lit, uno Sebsr uuO Oiieren
nidt ri6tis urbeitsn. SOrui's gllpen.
trduter 1T cine unertannte Wtasen'
meoijin ; iie rest bic Seroauuu9scrsus
ne on, rsinist unO belebt oas Sgitem,
itdrtt Die Hebeusfruft uno erSeust Sc
iunobsit unb Stdrte. Weuu Sie cine
Sluihs sllpsufrduter uon bem Sotal'
gsenten fuufsn, 10 a6tsn sic oarnui,
baB lih obsn auf Osm Garton: bic re9u'
Iire Hesiltrir' hummer befinoet. 9tur
uon Sofal'sl9enten uertauft. Sit ni6t
In glpotbsten ju baben. I'm nabere
Nnstunft ibreibe mon On: Or. Better
Snbrne1 & Sons Co., 1875 90.
SoDne auenue, @bica9o, 81.
Sorni'S Nlpenfrdntsr Blutbeleber lit
su buben bel SsnrD 9SaItsr, 1ol1 @eoar
Auenne.