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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06
American League.
American Association.

Milwaukee and Louisville kept up
their hot fight for the leadership in
the American association. Clever
pitching by Dougherty and Braun gave
the Brewers both games of Sundays
double-header with st. Paul, and put
them On. top, but on Monday Minnea~
polls, with Fiene in good form, de-
feated the Champs, and Louisville,
batting out a victory over Columbus,
went into the lead.
Both leaders won on Tuesday,
punched hits giving Milwaukee the
better of the argument with Minnea-
polls while Louisville downed Column
bus. A double victory or Wednesday
put Milwaukee back into the lead,
Dougherty again being a hero, and
Young being mainly responsible for
the two defeats handed to Minneapolis.
At the same time Louisville dropped
one to Columbus and fell back into
second place.
Another switch followed Thursdays
game, Milwaukee lost and Louisville
won, the Colonies again taking the
lead. On Friday, with Powell pitching
against his old Kansas City team
mates, Milwaukee won an easy game,
and meantime Columbus batted Louis
vile pitchers all v e the lot. so the
champions slid once more to the top.
Federal League.
A crucial series between Chicago
and Indianapolis featured the Federal
league contest. For the greater part
of two weeks the Hoosier team had
held the lead in the outlaw organl-
cation. following the close running
of the early part Of June. But Chi
cago kept right at the heels of the
Phillips team, a series with st. Louis
proving successful enough to put
Tinker's men within half a game Of the
lead Thursday. First day of the set,
Chicago was victor. and on Friday
| again beat Indianapolis.
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Taking a Slant at the Score Sheet

Second place for the first time this
season. 1t has been a tough uphill
fight but, that's what these Grain
growers are-fghters every minute.
Hey you what you doin' back up
there" 1t was the rough raCuous
voice Of Colonel Bob addressing Ed
die Wheeler's crew who had the
temerity to come to Fargo-Moorhead
back in third place after the Grain
growers had slammed EN- down to
fifth only a few days previously.
Get back where you belong, you"
This was the further word of Daddy
Unglaub. 1t was accompanied by a
rude push in the face and the Forkers
once more slid back to fifth with a
dull sickening thud.
Yesterday was McLaughlin's day.
The former Minneapolis high star was
in wonderful form, his control was
| perfect and he had every batter on the
Grand Forks team eating out of his
hand.
Mclaughlin went to the third inning,
with no one out, three scores in and a
man on second n he stopped them
| cold. After that during the thirteen
innings that he pitched only one more
run came across.
1t does not distract a whit from Nc
Laughlin's great performance to let
the fans into a little secret. Colonel
Unglaub does most of the signing fol
the balls that are pitched by the local
pitchers. The colonel knows the
weakness of every batter in this league
and his long head is working every
second. In some games the colonel
| signs the catcher on every ball that
the pitcher throws. When the pitch
ers can put them where Bob orders
them to, it generally makes the op-
posing batsman look foolish.
DR.. "Dinny' Sullivan surprised him
self and the fans yesterday by drop
ping a couple Of easy ones in right
| field, one after the other. 1t started
Klontz on the down hill road. The
doctor redeemed himself afterward by
making some nice catches and doing
| some timely hitting that helped win
the game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

A few Grand Forks fans were gath
cred in the center section Of the
grandstand and they had a lovely time
during that first inning. After that
they did not have much to say and
during the last game most of them
were trying to sneak away through the
cracks in the stand.
Grand Forks had to cast two men
adrift Saturday, and they let Pitcher
Ferris and Second Catcher Brennan
go. In case anything happens to
Peters, First-Baseman Sampson will
have to &C behind the plate. This
move was necessary to comply with
the league rule which allows a team
to carry only fourteen players after
July l.
The Northern league Is producing
the most brilliant baseball in it's his
tory right now. The race has tight
ened up and every team in the league
that is not satisfied with it's showing
is strengthening. Winnipeg has quite
a lead, but it is not going to be a run
away race by any Of means.
Local fans are delighted with the
| splendid showing of the GraingroWers.
Colonel Unglaub has his team right
up on their toes every minute and has
deVeloT'ed the best scoring machine
in the league. If the pitchers can hold
up their end, the Gr~aingrowers are
going to put up a pretty fight for the
pennant.
1t would be impossible to mention
all the ~hair-raising plays produced or
local grounds in the last two days, but
the G~raingrowers have done their full
share at pulling off circus stunts.
Dumont pitched brilliant ball in the
morning game Saturday. He was
backed up by glittering support and
that old scoring machine was working
to perfection.
Bob seems to have gotten his bat
ting order lined up just right. Schuler
is almost sure to get on and after
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

Maupin, one Of the best pitchers on
the local staff, has been laid up for
some days with a lame arm. 1t was
tough luck, coming just before
the two days Of double headers
and because of hat Greisel, who
pitched Friday, vas sen back In Sat
urday afternoon. Greisel Is a horse
for work, but even he is getting too
much Of it and the peggers got to him
Saturday afternoon. Despite this,
however, the locals won three OF the
four games in the two days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06
There is Healing in Foley Kidney
Pills,

You need a mighty good medicine
if once your kidneys are exhausted
by neglect and overwork, and you have
got it in Foley Kidney Pills. Their ac-
ton Is prompt. healing and tonic.
Sound health and sound kidneys fol-
low their use. John Phillips, Mgr.
Hambleton Gro. Co., Hambleton, w.
Va, says: ''Three boxes, of Foley Kid
ney Pills completely cured me of kid
ney and bladder trouble. and I con-
| slider them invaluable. I sell them
over my own recommendation" Try
them. For sale by all druggists
AdUt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06
Lead Soon Fails Blues.

Kansas City, July 6.-Kansas City
began we'll with six runs in the first
three innings, but was unable to score
further and Milwaukee won, 9 to 6.
The visitors knocked Richie off the
mound in the fourth inning and in the
| eighth "A batting rally won them the
game. Randall earned the batting hon
ors. Score:
r, II. ID.
Kansas City IL 2
| Milwaukee .........S 10 s
Batteries-Richie, Allison, Delhi and
Ceibel; Braun. Powell. Hovlik n
Hughes and McGraW.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
MINNEAPOLIS Takes Double.

Minneapolis, July Ezra Hogue
pitched Minneapolis to two victories
in the double header with st. Paul.
The first score was 9 to 1, the second
7 to 4. The base running Of Killefer
who stole our bases, featured the first
contest. The fielding of Whelan and
Altizer and the batting of Hunter
featured the second. Hunter had q
triple, two doubles n a single out Of
four times up. The scores:
First game r. H. E.
Minneapolis 9 0
st. Paul 6 3
Batteries-Hogue and Smith; Walk
er, Hopper and Glenn.
Second game n. H. e.
Minneapolis II ]
st. Paul 8 o
Batteries-Hogue Inc Rondeau;
Karger and James.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06
Glendale Beaten.

Glendale, N. D., July 6.-The Ellen
dale club lost a fast ten-inning game
to the Boston National Boomers here
before the largest crowd ever attend
ing a local game. Both teams played
fast ball and it pleased the immense
crowd.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

and Welsh have little doubt that Rit-
chic will return to the United States
the worlds champion. They think he
can whip any lightweight living. Welsh
beat him once in Los Angeles. At a
moments notice, and, of course, with
out opportunity to train, Richie was
called on to take the place of Ad VOL
CAST. who had been stricken with APP
pendicitis. He jumped into the ring
and lost the decision. He was then a
novice and Welsh was a finished pro-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

Willie Rttchie expects to be hailed
lightweight champion of the world
July 7. That is the date Of his twenty
round contest with Freddy Welsh, the
British champion. OF course. Willie
would probably insist that he is now
champion of the world, and many per-
mates of themselves credit him with
the title.
Those persons who have watched him
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06
Why Good Roads Lost His Vote.

Farmer Jones: SAY, Bill, how was
it you didn't go to the polls and vote
the other day, on that County Good
Roads Bond issue?"
Farmer Bill: you see, Jones, 1t was
this way: it rained several days, and
as I live on a crossroad, the burned
mud was so deep I couldn't git
through to the votin' place"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

The locals certainly have the buffalo
sign on Big Peters. The Grand Forks
catcher goes clear UP in the air every
time he works against Bob's crew late
ly, and the G~raingrowers run wild on
the bases. "
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fessiOnaI.
sional and Welsh fs getting older and
stale.
London will turn out an enormous
crowd for the fight. The Olympia,
where it is to be held, will be damned,
1t is said, and estimates have been
made that the receipts will amount to
100000. Ritchie will fight for SO per
cent. of the gross with a guarantee of
$4,000. If there is a record audience
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

that, the opposing pitcher has some
job to keep that scoring machine from
working the little shortstop over fop
a run.
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r. H. ID.
-
Honors Are Divided.

Indianapolis, July 6.-Columbus and
Indianapolis split even in the double
header, the visiting team taking the
first game, A to 8, and the locals the
second, s to 2. Galloway's home run
game with two on bases was a feat
ure. Score:
First Game r. II. e.
Columbus l
Indianapolis . 1
Batteries-Ingersoll and Smith;
| Schardt, Willis and Livingstone.
Second Came X. n. ~.
Indianapolis .........-........5 U
Batteries-Merz and Blackburn;
| Scheneberg and Robertson.
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FOR STATE NEWS READ THE FORUM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

Bob seems to have gotten his bat
ting order lined up just right. Schiller
is almost sure to get on and after
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coIoneIs Lose TO Cleveland.

Colonies Lose to Cleveland.
Cleveland, O., July 6.-Cleveland
captured both ends Of the double
header with Louisville, banking the
| Colonies in the second game. score:
First game r. Fl. e.
| Cleveland 1
Louisville .....................4 III q
Batteries-Jones, Kahler and Bill
lings; Loudermilk, Perry and Sever
| old.
Second game r. III. ID.
| Cleveland 1880. 10 1
| Louisville 3 a
Batteries-Kahler and Devogt: Ellis
| and Clemens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

Dumont pitched brilliant ball in the
morning game Saturday. He was
backed up by glittering support and
that old scoring machine was working
to perfection.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06

1t would be impossible to mention
all the hair-raising plays produced or
local grounds in the last two days, but
the G~raingrOWers have done their full
share at pulling off circus stunts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-16
Wpro Scrantcn.

- Die 0obnuns oes Soisph @u,
bisbas on albright apenue nurbeSonn'
tag 9inht pou @iubrehern nm 8lsio.
unssltiide i'm wertb uOn $50 beltoblen.
Sobn RuooD. Der am lssten
0abltus ben Wiidael S'Diallep tbdt-
LID ansriif uno berart uerlssts, oaB Der
Winnn lebensldn9lih entitellt iein Uiro.
enifam nit iehs Wtonaten @sidnaniB.
nahosm bic @eihmorenen srtreme Wtll.
DC porssihluseu batisn.
- Der &C Sabre alte artbur BUR.
se6 pon gioro Utain Apsnue muroe am
Samitag Wiorsen in Dem Dad, nabs
Dem 2essetts @resf BREEDER ertrunfen
auf9eiunben uno man nimmt on. bat
er ON Nbsno suuor DON Der SnBbriids
itiir5te. beiinnun9slos 9emaht wuros
uno bann ertranf.
- @eorse Z. Prildaro uno ieint
@attin yam Vs.. Delh lestere nadl Dem
ltarfen Shnseiturm i'm Widr, auf Dem
Ssitenwes ausslitt uno nieberfiel, o.
bur6 an9eblid permanente Verlesnn'
gen erbaItenb. itreustsn am Dienitaa
se9en Die Staot cine SlaSe fur 5000
@utidaoiguns an.
- Der friibere @artnsr g8illiam
9iebeluns. 79 Sabre alt, III am Sams'
tag ytahmitta9 in isiuer WOhnung an
Bbelps StraBe au Der SunsensntSiiuo'
uns 9eitorbsn. nabosm er felt ben lsss
ten iehs Wtonaten on ben SOlssn eines
Sdla9aufalles 9elitten bate. @r miro
uon orei 2Ohtern ino 3wsi S6bnen
iiberlsbt uno Die 8eiissun9 erfOlste am
Dienita9 i'm 5oreit 9ill 6rieobof.
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@ibtise Gntfde eicuna.

Gins pi6ttss Sutideiouns in Se,us
auf bic YriuiIesien poH SsrsiHsu unb
8lubs 1T fiir,li6 in Eeras eriOist. Der
@ensrals Staatsanpalt bat gegen Iie
idari semaht uuo mill ben Nusi6anf
9eiftieer @strdnte in osuisIbsu inter-
oriden. Der erits osrartise Sall beSos
iid auf ben -sluitiu Country Club
uno Dnroe Dor Rihter Charles ". gBtt
ror pom 26. Diitriftsseridt psrbancelt.
Ri6ter Bilcor entidieo, baB bic bona
fiosA Gsrsine uub Stubs bas Reht bdt.
ten, ibrsn Wittslieoern @etrdnfe perab.
fOlsen Su laiisn. Dasessn iei es I'M.
seiesli6, oisisn Beriouf Obsr ous 9Beg.
9sben ssiitissr @etr6nfe an einsm Wabl.
tase ju seItatten. Des meiteren ent.
itieb Der Ridtsr, buB bas Sonntaas.
SdlisBunssgsies NIT ben bona fioe-
Slubs nihts Su tbun babe, uno oas fie
pOn ben Seitimmuugen beslslbsn nidt
setroiien piiroeu.
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SaS xhal abmdrts.

Sablor. = Sn ibrsr @obnuns an
@elt Gaplor StruBe lit am DOuners.
tag gia6mittas mad mebrw0hentliher
9ranfbelt Srau @ulpar SSsibsl eiuem
SerSihla9 erlesen. Die Seritorbsue
mar 35 Sabre oft uuo wirb uOn oem
9atten uno orei Sinbern. iolpie Dem
Ynter Sobn S6ilo, benz Bruber Bster
uno Der Shneiter Srau Sobn @owaros
iiberlebt. Ole Seiissun9 erfolste an
Sonnta9 9iahmitta9 i'm SOreit Dome
Srisobof, nah einem Traueroienit in
Der oeutlbsn co. Stride Der "a Sab.
IT alte @Onrao Sang 1T geitern Wtorgen
in leiner Uobnuns an Waibinston
StraBe nab mebrmonatliher Srantbeit
eeltorbsn er piro pon Der Wutwe uno
einem SObn iiberlebt.
-Srau @sorse 8. Sbsiterls. Al Sab
re alt. 1T Srstas in ibrer 8Obnnn9 in
@reenwOoo 9eitOrben. uno wuroe WtOn'
tag 0iahmittas beeroi9t.
Sran Stanlsp Pedsnat BON Slb
Sorse, bic um 6reitas i'm 9eri6tsse'
b1uoe in Scranton anmeleno mar, pers
Tor cine B6rie init $50, peld)e iie in
oem Sapatorp lie9en lieb. als iie iib
Der YGrle erinnerte unO 3uriid elite.
mar oislslbe peribpunoen. @ountg
Detsftip Wtattbsws nabm ben Sall in
Dano.
-SOhn 8. DfeNnorsw pom apoeu
wurbe iriib ssitern Wiorsen nabs Der
@infabrt Der @entral jSehe in 9ioro
auoca nit elmer Repolperfnsel i'm Ses
birn loot aui9efunoen. 9teben Der Sei6e
log isin ReUOluer nit orei leeren Sanis
mern. oh nber Elm WfOro ober Selbit'
moro uorliegt, tOnnte CUR !3eit nibt
ieiteeitsllt merbeu. WtcslnbreW mar als
JiahtmGhtsr anseitellt, an Stele bes
stephan Nucds. Der i'm DeSsmber uabe
Der !3ehe ermoroet muroe. Die Seam'
ten tamen selteru abeno 3u Der lleber.
,eugung. bab Wtcslnorsm Selblimoro
beSins, uuo nitt ermoroet murbe.
= als Sobu @aita pon Slb 6orss
am Wfonta9 UfOr9en in elmer Sltlhe
nah Durpea fabren mollte, nobel ibn
ieine 12idbriss GOhtsr uno Stepben
Sartoib besleiteten. muroe oas Pfero
pl0sli6 ourh sine Hotomotiue erlhredt
uno rannte iiber cine B0ihun9. babel
bic Sutihe umwerfsno. Die orei SH'
ialisn wurben bsraus9ei6leuoert; Ddbrs
reno bsioe Widnner nit 9ebrpAsn,n
Rippsn, S6rammen unb S6ni ten
sntfamen, wuroe bus Wtdbden in ihau'
oerbaftsr @eiie uerlest; ibr @eiiht
muroe 3erorhdt, Die Suo9sn Der Nale
uno oes 8innlabens 9ebroben, aud be-
fiishtete man inuerlibe Yerlesun9en.
SIN 2aglor Soipitdl erwartete man,
bab oas WlGodeu iterbsn waroe,
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Wanne Ecuntn.

SonrsbaIr. -Sn ibrsr Dobnuns gu
@bsrrp 9fiose 1T ipdt uorlsste Wtitt'
mod 9ia6t 6rau @us @ronmalbt i'm
Utter BON 81 Sabren Der Brisbfl9en
0iiersntranfbeit erlssen es iiberleben
lis Der @atte uno pier S0bne. Die
Beiissuug erfolste am Sountas i'm
Oarlins Sriebbof. = Den @beleuten
Srso. Sattlsr uon bier lit cine Eodter
aeborsn poroeu. = Srduleiu Satbariua
S9uppsr uOn Court StraBe wnroe am
Samitas uad osm Staat Soipltal in
scranton seuommen, um iih elmer
Operation fir Ylinbbarment,i t,iinonus
su untsrwerien. = Paitor s. 8. Wfiller
Iesnsie @larence s. @euert uno Srdn.
lsiH sIuua 9orft. betOs bon Seed yafe,
als eLn Ghepaar elm.
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Some u(s Irie6Rruft.

Der 9eoanfe, bic SonnennGrme
prottiI9 aussunuben, 1T i9on I'M 4l.
tertbum pieOerbolt aufgetau6t unb
BON ben perIdieoeniten Gelebrten. 10
g(rc6imebes, @utlio uno onoeren, aus
qeIprp6en porben. gtber erIt i'm 10
Sobrbuuoert bat man pirtIi9 profs
tiTbe @rfolge nit .,SonnenmaIdinen"
ersielt, ibre 3o6l lit jeood aud beute
nod re4t gering Stiir3Iih bat nun,
pie i'm rgrometbeus" mitgetbeiIt
piro. elm sutI9s9lmeritaner 6raut
S6umonn in 9(egppten in Der NGbe
BON &airo am Hil eine 9lnldee erri9s
tet. pelhe SonnenItrablen in 9tr6eit
umIebt, unb Iebr CUTE Grgebnifie ons
nit eroielt. Die 4nIage beitebt aus
flint bolbrunoen. muloenformi9er
8edeu obne &ppfs unb 5uBenbe. bic ie
70 Meter lang iinb, sinsn 0ur9meFer
BON bier Biz flint Metern bnben unb
nuf Der Snnenfeite nit SpieeelT9eis
ben belegt inb. Die Mulben bienen
gum Iuffangen Der Sonnenitrablen;
iie fperben bur9 eine @orri9tun9 ftGn.
big 10 seorebt. Oab ibre Oeffnunsen
itets Der SOnne 5ugebrebt fino.
Sn Der Mitte Der Mtuloen, parallel
gu ibrsn RGnbern. lGuft elm euBeifers
nes Ro6r, burh bos gang langIom
@aFer gefii6rt tptro. Die BON ben
SpieaelI9eiben suriidgsftrobIte Sous
nenipGrms perpauoelt bas WoHer In
Oompf. SO icIlsn bierbei Iebr bobs
Semperatureh, Bis 5u 300 @rab, err
sielt perben. 0ur6 ben 0ompf tptrb
stne OampfmaI6ine in 8epe9un9 et=
febt, bic ibrerIeits cine Solbenpumpe
ireibt, tpel9e benz gliI in Der Minute
27,300 Otter DoHer sI entnebmen
permog. Mit bieiem @oFer perben
tGelidh 100000 SuobrotmeFer
2onb bepGFert, Ser @rfinbsr bofft.
boB bisie Spnnenmoidinsn, bic ras
tiirGi9 nur in 2Gnbern nit spieer
SDnne, ipie ss Geppten 1T. perpsnb'
bar iinb, in ben beiben 2Gnoern all'
mGRIi9 ole anbtren Maf4ineu psr'
orGneen fperben.
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Mns beni pberen Sbale.
(Nr4balb @orreiponoen,.)

= Der Gsnitone 9aben Der Scran.
ton 9oblen @ompanie In Yedpille murs
De Srsitas yiatt pon @inbre1srn beim.
geiubt uno um Waaren i'm mertb pon
etwa 800 bsltoblen.
= @onitantino Sabiano. pelder Dor
mebreren Wohen bsim @inbrut) In bic
Srau Sarab stanton Wobnuns In
Beduille ertappt murbe. erbielt am
Samitas niAt msbr mie Bebn nod me-
niger pie ttel Sabre 3udtbaus Suoifs
tirl.
Sugb @onnag pon Nrhbalb. Der
cine 9Dofe suuor in Der @rapitp 3ede
bOs perbrannt uno auh JOINT uerlest
murbe, oils Elm Sunfen baS pon ibm ae.
traseue Pulusr in Bruno isste, lit am
5reitas i'm WfOies Eaplor SOlpital ben
Serlssunsen srlsgen.
SObn 8. Rad BON DidIon @itb,
oelen 12idbriSer Sobn Seo lesten
Nu9uIt pon oem gutomobil oes 9Bm.
Goblin uon Scranton nieoerserannt
uno usrlest wurbe, bat am Oonneritas
ssgen Goblin cine 9lass fir Sc, 600 @nt,
iaaoiSuns auseitrenSt.
= Die 33 Sabre alte Srau Roie
gBintelman uon Seiiup muroe 9eitern
9fadmittas bel Der Babnfreujun9 3tpi'
iden SlDpbant uno Pricsburs on msb.
rerenShdoelbriiben leioenb belinnun9s.
los aufsefunoen uno litarb am gleiben
abeno i'm Wtio'Ballep 0Oipital.
= anton Sltroifstp uno feline Sat
tin Soiepbine BON Difion @ttp itrens'
ten am DOnneritas sessn Us. @. Ser
man, Der Elm automobil ,miiben Scran'
ton uno BEN Oberen Gbal betrsibt. eins
@nti6doisuussflase fir $4,000 an.
weil bic Srau Dor mebreren Wtonaten In
scranton pon bem autOmobil eetroffen
uno perlett muroe. @s muroen ibr
mebrtre Gippen 9ebrohen uno aud In
nerlide Serleeun9en sussfiiSt
(@urbonbale @orrelponOens.)
= Sraulein Clara 3beobalo BON
ScOtt StraBs uno SObu @rsen purosn
9eftsrn Nbenb In Der ct. Role Stride
bur6 ut. Reu. Wtisr. z. 8. @Oifsp gu
einsm @bepaar einseie9nst.
= Der friibsrs Saufmann Sohn
WiObrs lift seiteru i'm 9llter uOn "
Sabrsn in ieiuer WObnun9 oil Bart
StraBe seitOrbeu uno miro Samitas
beeroi9t merben. &r wlro uon Der
sSlttwe uno Spsi 2OdteIn iiberlsbt.
gu 8rowntuwn, etma Elm nno Elm.
butb Wteilen uon 5orslt @itp, srsisnets
lif Wiouta9 0iaht Elm Wiorb, inben
pdbreno sines betrunfenen Srawalles
Dem Nouis fosmalh cine Su9el ourt)
oas 0erI 9sja9t wuros. iooaB er auf
Der Stslle uerihleo. Sobn Wiortsdse
wuroe als Der 9bdtsr uerbnftet uno einf
seitedt unO 3Obu Bruteriose, Der aud
betbsiliSl sewslsn iein lOu, miro sleih'
ials 9ebaltsn. @S uerlautst, baB oas
Diotlu CUR Gbat &iieriu4t mar, inOsm
beloe Didnner lib un bic @unlt oeriel'
ben SSrau bemarben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-16
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gisr Der uussSdbltsn ssSsiStsn srtlu'
fipsn Stils iiuo isst bier:
Gin GnSus BON idwar3sm uno net
fem Sbeptsrb Plaio. Drsi SnOpfs
Oaod, Nioire usrsiert. Gunie Sletosr'
rod-$25.
4; Gin ausus Don SsliO Sorbsstpsbe
Tud. Sin Suopf 8Od, Wtotre oer'
alert, nit siusm Spisentrassn. &unts
aIsibsrrod-$30.
Gin GnSus uOn sriinsr @rsps'@pOnss'
Sin anopf 8od nit orsipisrtsl slsrmslrl
uno @biifon araSsu unb wfandsttsi''
2psb3isr 1unic Sleiberrod-$35.
@in ansus BON Slupp blau SsrSs
Gin anOpi Sluisnrod NIT Eatfeta Sst'
befrassn, Wlandsttsn uno SnopIsn
@in.Tisr Sunic Sleioerrod-$35.
3psitu StSd - t5abrffabIs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-16
sBiifes. 8arre Waari6ten.

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gbenb In isinsm Soitbaus in Swoper~
pile i'm Bett lag nno cine Cigarette
raudts. istte sr bas @sbdube In Brane,
baS Serft6rt wuroe, aud fam sr In ben
Slammen nm isin Sebeu. 3wsi anosre
Suiaiien battsn stn fnappss @nttom'
men.
- Die Sdmudiahsu Der Srau %.
9. @oblei9b BON 9insiton i'm mertb
BON $40, COO, pelde lis fiirjlih in 0iew
Norf perlor, Iino in elmer aihefanne
6ss ct. Resis Sotsls aufseiunosn wor'
ben, in pslde man iie nit Srisfsn pom
pou Der Srau seworisn bate, oersn
3erlt6rnus iie an9eoronet bate.
= Der Al Sabre alte Sobn 3. 0ie.
aanb pon Siew. Bennett StraBe. etn
Tambour In Sppenbeim's Srhelter,
beaine am Dienftag Wtorssn In ieinet
Bobnuus Sslbitmoro, inoem er iid
nit einem Railirmeler bic 8eble ourd
i6uitt. rlsberanftreusuns nno tempo
rtre @eiitesitSruu9 merben alS oas
WtOttu CUR Chat betrahtet.
= als bic 3idbrise Gmilg, Godtel
bes &. 6. Sebler uon "a @ranoe ape
nue, am Sonntas abenb nabs Der Sl
eruwobnuus Die StraBe treussn wollts
wurbs fis pom einem SBasen setroffsr
unb iiberfnbren. ben Der 15 Sabre alt,
Souis Beierle pon Stanton StraBI
trieb. Elm glussitellter Der s. Us. Slopfe1
Soniett @ompanie. Das 9ino muroI
10 idlimm psrlest, oaB es cine StnnoI
na6 Der " inabme i'm Diercp 9olpita
ltarb. Beierle Duroe uorldnf9 9sbal
ten, obi6on man oas un9liid ais eli
3ufdllises betrahtet.