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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

allen anbsren Dineen. Die BoIitif bat
bamit bur4aus nidts su tbun, es it bas
einfade Prinsip Der Nadfrass unb beS
Insebotss. Die Mrbsit 1T nur beSbalb
rar unb bic 25bne niebriesr, neil bur1
bic mufsnbafte @intuanOsrune bon Nr'
beitern, bic auf elmer niebern GuIturfiufe
fteben unb beren 8ebirfnife serins iinb,
cine erbridsnoe Gonfurren3 eei6afen
tporben If. 8iels Sabrifen unb Snou.
ftrieStpeise fteben nur bssbaIb fti1e, neil
burt ~raftloie Gonfurrens unb p~erbeHerte
Waitinerie bic Interpretation besins
fti8t tpiro, b. 3. man fam in Der S6lfte
3eit mebr unb Elm b%auerbaftereS 9robutt
~liefern, irie borbem. SIN Der bieiisen
Stablfdienen Snbuitrie babep mir ia ben
oeutliGften 8eles bafir.
Die Wabrunesfrase 1T bur1aus ni6t
idulb an BEN aaeemeinen glsnb, ebenio
tpenis manselt es an misunderstanding
eS 1T Gslb bic Wense norbanben, aber eS
tonSsntrirt ii@ INNER mebr in ben Sdn.
ben einSelner 8anfen, @orporationsn unb
Uiiliondre. 9aB 70 pisls Srasen no.
tionals Dtonomiider 8ebeutuns in ben 8es
reid Der 8olitif seserrt psrben baB
man biersulanoe nit elmer tpabren @utb
@eiese mahte. bic bon Speifelbaftem
Wertbe iinb unD uniern SntsreHen brett
entssssn pirfsn (oie GeisBeebuns su
Sunften ei%nSelner &Iafen nnb bic aa'
mabllse gntrebtune Der ~fleineren
Stanbe); baB mir unfere &e%praientan.
ten in NatipnaI., Staats' unb Stabts
psrtrstun8en aus Der &lufe 8epiienloier
8edtsperoreber unb forrupter Marbpo'
litifer pdblen, bic fein Suterefe nit un'
fern Stanbe rerbinbet bab man ftets
neus aemtsr unb Siusfuren idafft uni
bod befoloet F.; bic einseriHens Su4t
Der 8etpifenIoien 8erf&Ieuoetuns bfent'
li6er 8eloer in ben 8unbeS', Staats.
uno Stdotepernaltuneen; barin unb IL
mandem anpsren. bas id bier nidt ndbe,
tsribrsn mag. i@eint bic lSauptpurse
oes nebelS Su liesen.
glber, bic Sanb aufs Sers, 2amerab
Sinh mir nibt ieIbft e~r6btentbeils i@ult
an ben msiftsn ober al ben nebeln. Ibel
bic mir flaeen2 Sat bu uud tets &C.
itimmt. tpie bein 9epiRen unb Stanoes'
intstsHs Dir porseihrieben, bait bu bid
niHt burd 9oIitif ober anoere conside
rations bseinHuHen lafen, eesen oein
before rlsb~erseusuns au itimmens Ral
fagt ofimaIs, Der 2rbeiter babe bi
Wadt in Sdnbsn, fem 2oos our6 bi
BabIurne 3u psrbeHern. neil er oi
Webrbeit biIbe. @enn bies tpirflit be
5aq 1T, bann foQten tpir setuiRenbafte
prdfsn. mas uns gum 8Ortbsils ssreidt
unb uns ourb feinerlei anbere 8udii6,
ten bonn rsdten Dese a%bbrinsen IaHsn.
@tner Der @uriesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
TriS Omrr's
nntpn
&efauration & galOn,

olo NpPHue.
9ie &stauration piro ftsts nit ben %feintsn
9sIituteHsn Der Sabres3sit perieben fem.
Nm @etrdnfen baltic i'd neben benz por3i9
Iideu q. Robinionfden 8iers, nur bic beteu
8eine uno aiquore, uno 60 iuiro meiu Be
ftfeben iein, ourd prompte unb rsele 8ebien'
una Die Sunoeu iufrieoeu su ftelen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

- Cine iebe Stimme sdblt in benz
8ieisnfampfs. Der an 8 Hopember an
Der 8ablurne auSsefo4ten tpirb.
- Sn groOiIpn. q. g.. 1T am Don.
neritae Nbeno 3. Wibner'S fanftDdleeS
Sabrifsebdube. an Der Z. Iuenue, ubae.
brannt, poburd elm Shaben bon $780,
900 ~enttauben 1T. Sin Wann Namens
aIfreb 9aumarn fam bel benz Sranc
um's 2eben.
- RGuber erbraten Witttpod Ra1t
bic 8ant bon @abpiae in @aBplae, Wo.,
iprsnsisn ben 8ufeni6ranf auf uno ent'
tamen nit ieinem Snbalt. Sic baben
cine erobe 8eute eemadt, bic 8anfbes
amten psissrn ii4 isSo3, ben Sstras
anSuseben.
- Die grfe 8aptiitsn Birdie uno ber
5rsimaursrtsmpel su 2aurel, Wb.. purs
ben 9onneritas Radt elm Raub Der
Slommen. 8erIuft $4,000, 8sri6ers
uns $4,000. Das Ssuer fam I'M Dads
tubl Der &irde gum AuSbrud uno mau
sIaubt, oas es BON 8ranoitiftsrn anses
leet puroe. .
- 9ie 2infe fir bas srobe 9eIeffop
bes ObIerpatoriums su Safe 8snepa.
@is., bic sr5Bte Teleffops2inie in Der
DeIt, 1T nab 2fidbrieer Irbeit poa'
enbst unb lieet iebt in Der Berftdtte
bon 9rofehor Gloin Start in Cambridge,
um tpsitere Orbres Der @bica8o'er nnis
Ueriitdt absutparten.
- Ser SiIfs.@ General. AnpaIt Retpaa
bon Springfield, ST., bat entf6isben.
bab Elm Nann, Der am 4. Nouembsr 81
Sabre al. tpirb, beredtist iei, am brittsn
Nopembsr fir bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten su Fimmen, ba an bieiem Gage fem
81. G~ebensiabr su gnbe eebe uno am
Worsen bss 4. Ropembsr fem 20. See
bensiabr beeinne.
- Die in gittsburs alS Goneurrsntin
Der Bell Gompanie eesrinoets 2elepbon'
So. bat elm Aftiencapital bon $1,000
600 unb fabrt ibrs Pldne in sroBartiser
Deiie aus. Sic bot in Pittsbure i1on
~piertauIenb 8unben befommen unb bic
@rridtuns Der 2inie If obne 8ersus in
Nnerif eenomnen tporoen, uno tpiro
IpdtsitsnS i'm Srdbiabr poIsnbet fem.
- SnfuIss Der erOben Dirre. tuel3e
in bieism CONNER bic W~eijenernte in Der
8spublii Wsrifo in bobem Wabe i6d'
oists. bat bic meIitanii6e &eeierun8 ben
3ol auf Weisen fur einise Wonate auf.
sebobsn, 70 baB ss m6sll4 1T, bon ben
Der. Staten aus @etreibe nod Rsrico
su erportiren. Wan sripartet, baB in ben
ndbften stpsi WOnaten mebr als 1000
nit @etreioe belabene Gars mad Werico
peridift tperben.
= Sn benz Dotfe SIoatsburs. Rod.
lamb county. 81. D., 8rafirt bic Dipb'
tbsritis 70 b5sartig, oaB Der Dirt unter
Nuarantdns ssitelt pOrbsn III unb bic
S6uIen eeihlpHen porben fino. Sc
psrben msbrsre Tooesfdae uno sabIrei@e
@riraniunssn ssmeloet. SIN itulieniiden
8isrtel su Turebo Pari tpalbet bic Dipb'
tberitis ebsnfals bsftis uuo au4 bieier
Dirt befinost fi4 unter ftrsnser Auaran'
tame.
- Sn pbiIabelsbia 1T am UOrIebtsn
Samltas Nbenb Der Brotbonotarp oer
Common 9Ieas court uno frlbere Si'
tritt. attorney, Col. Wiaiam y. Wann,
nod msbr,pb1sntli6em arantenIaser ct.
mem Rldfaae Der 2unsens@ %ntsanoun8
erIsesn. Sol. Nann nabm in fraberen
Sabrsn resen anibsil an Der 9olitit unb
mar pieIe Sabre lang Der sinHubrei&fte
repubIitanii&e PoIititer in Der Staoi
unb i'm Staat.
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I'm Shmtubfuh ttae.

Ser lluter3eidnete. Der ourd Elm sepobn,
Iidss MitteI our @eiunbbeit pisbsr bsrssftsQi
t6peren eunesntranfbsit uno Der gefiirdtsten
Srantbsit, Sdminoiudt seIitten bate, bat Elm
srobss 8erlapsen ieinen WitIeioenoen oas
Wttiel Der Seiluu9 betannt su MAIDEN. aas
Dieieni9en,bie es perlausen, piro er freunolibf
(8otenfrei) cine abidrift Der 8ubereituna
itidsn, pelhe fe ale cine f6ere Seilun9 fur
Sbuinoiudt. atbma. gatarrb, 8ronhttas uno
ale pals. unb aunsen.Srantbeiten fuoeu uer-
Den. Gr boft bas ale 9eioenoe iein SeiImittel
p%robiren tperoen, oa 60 iebr ruertbuoa 1T Die
i.nissn pslde Die 3ubsreitnne uerlansen. ipeIds
lbnen nibts toiten mirb, InO elm Sesen fur fs
iein mag, moQsu sefdli9t Q B T 10. q b 10
v. @ ilcn. BrOotIpn. y. o.. aooreftren.
BsH@ Srudbnt oieie 3situng.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

- SaliHu6 tritt oft auf BEL faItsm
@sttsr, bic mnere Sanb er8reifenb unb
anbere 86rpertbeile. Soob's Sariapa'
rilu, Der srObe 8Iutreinissr. bsiIt SaIs'
Fub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
NermtfhteS Sulaub.

Cine isbe Stimme sdblt in BEN
Rielenfampfe. Der am 8 Hepember on
Der @ablurns auSsefo6ten pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29

Soob's Pilen pirfen borsieIi6
na1 Der Mablssit unO iurirsn aOpf'
tpebe. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
9ia Bart 9otel,
on Der 0unmpre Mpab.

Ser lutsrseidusts bat Oas SOtsI bss Germ
@torgs Sinbad an Der 9unmore 8ooo ibtr.
nomm,n uno miro fd b,ftrsbsu, ben msrtben
Sdfeu nit BEN Setsu aufjuuartsn, pns Ride
uub S:ler bistst.
Suoem i'd mid BEN essbrten 9ublifum
beftsns smpfsble, laos i'd ju jabIrtihem Be.
iuHe srsebent Elm. 6Tib S@mibt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
DettHtunt
Gin 2lrat rerS6retbt Or. WtteS'
Reffpratine Rerbtne.
Dr. WtIts W.bitaI Co, Glfbort, Sinh. :

Sr Dulles Wsbital Co.. Glfhart, Snb.
wlsins 9ottsr Muttis, IA Sabre uIt. ipurbe tsbtss
Srhbiabr pom gsitstaus uub glsrpbftat bsfulsu.
Sbre sause rshts Geit, mar ~eeiEbnos uub bsinahs
asldbmt. wu tOniuItirtsn sinsu arst uub bisier
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12
prcKEss Dr sa, soexs


t;ads Iillr wis . merEy ka.n-
writes stepls,n Piske. IN sobsly r-as
Ing Incidents % his visits Il Ctrs.
Dickens. IN an artielc telilfg Il Al
personal side % the novelist. -lsa.n
was a weiLspfinx % mlrsh. so q
humor Infected the whole pary q.
sn. wisen I came down 10 i.cnse n
would walk ouf and Iean axsiaa :
fsorpost wfiIe I Was AZ the nj ~
We wonld shout wiFh laughter err y
fun We always had sDd xsFe sss 3.
have Whea everything Else fs8s
fhr library was an wn~adiH9 fwn
meat The RON WAS iiued VIA AaiaI
from fooF % ceiling. even fle besig 4
the doors being boon eas@s. be. al
books On The das.vs ald ah.nx ~ 81
were bogus Du srny Lsoks hsG ls'A|
l~fterrd with titles aui PASTED - 81
gi,lss, AMI fhe titles had teen wAss.i
~ sarf wits 40 Diskrms. fass. nj
Collins bs1fhers. AIlerf smift ~
MARI II.msan ~ I'uneh' We aesi II
sls m Tho foar o. study llsss nj 5
brary. and roll 0ysT with deixt 4
some clever satire rwmembss III
Virtues % fur Aneest0ss' Vsins)
% thin that the sitIe had 10 ks srurs
lenstbwises Five Mlnutex . lasA
b q British Tourist. IN tss ssisns
~ large az an upabridxsd dssfesF'
Lives % the IsOets.' nerr 1anssfs
Eggs on Baeoa.' u match Ca g
fItti-fon: Statutes ErecfeS = =
Duke ~ Wellington fffeen ps'tf
tunes. and firse wsrw doasas q ri
qulps and cFaHka A nszieS Z
th~ss t-oks shoaId hare bss1 =
served. but nobody thought u vfsis
u cot. nobody FraiiTrd thst DIS
would ever die. - Ladies He's la2
mai
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

Ben Bethel has left Cassyille, NO,
for good, and therefore has lost his
vote. He went. too. Of his own free
will, and, sad to say. took sweet, limo
cent girl with him. Ben had been in
love with Minnie Davis. but her papa
objected. whereupon he transferred his
affections to Maude Hayes, whom he
asked TO marry him at once. The lat
ter argued that his request was TOO
sudden" Then the fend shot her. and
an instant later turned the gun on him
self with fatal results. The fool killer
evidently had not been in Cassyille for
long time. else Ben Bethel would have
left town much sooner than he did
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12
rsseRsseE AGAINST rm,,o.
sesurssw Thieve. fmmaaisx A..
Ree~fsta& Their De.~xs.

sesurssw Thfeve. Inmanisx
h~e~fsfa& Their De.~rss
Thieves are hardly pIoyldens !.
as a rule" said a detective i :
writer, yet Il may surprise -.
know that there are a large u.r,,.'
both Of burglars and pickpocksss, ~
habitaaliy insure themseIxe. -
capture and imprisonment TsssN
two OF Three men In the East End ~
do an extensive business Insss'. @
thieves. These pay small w.;
premium, varying according IA ~
Gus iaggings. and every eenvss.s
raises the tate, very old and .ua,...s
offenders being often refused aI,sss.,
er.
Wien thief sets nablle,i hls ,....
anre money usually goes IA -.
mouth piece Tor solicitor n e.
him. One % these fellows a s,an :
faueh theif own class, has OVER ~. Y
thieves insured with him. for sa'as !.
rying from $40 upward. He ~
earefuliy-cptnpIlet LIST Of theIr eas,,'
tions, and actually keeps baoks 1.
primitive way. and he has ssnns 3
money toward defending seye.aI ~.
lnals we've put IN the DICK.
Not long ago n n0torious -
was enablesi by him 10 engage ~ :
the sharpess pliee court s.lt5..,,
and was actually acquitted ~ ! -.
~ technical point. nnd-fendsd NJ
have got q heavy senteHee.
When e.sss II 70 black thar a :.
hcitor viii defend IL. the thief a..
h-s Insurance money on eeEnlng as
priss'i. A burglar I once eaagia
Harkney was insured with fsnr n
ferent men. and after bis aentsnl- =,
plresi be drew from them ID al sA.ss
So. lie MAS 'nabbed' again ~ =.
night on another Job. and Lad ks,s,
a penny in bis pcssexsion. Anss.s
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

One by one all the coarse and vulgar
features are being eliminated from the
football game. First the CORY flying
wedge was barred out and the rules 80
revised as to decrease the necessary
number Of physicians in attendance 10
an appreciable extent Up TO this year
however, the game has always been
played outdoors. with the result that
many a high-bEed college youth had
to consult a specialist on ehapped
hands. Now the Chicago University
proposes getting around this dificults
by holding its Thanksgiving day gains
indoors. OF course, this is only an
other step in the line of the aestheti,
and many uncouth features are yet 4
be wiped out. but the good work Is pro
crossing rapidly and the evolution q
the once brutal sport into a game o
bean bags Is but the matter Of a feg
years.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12


The diving millionaire beckoned ths
lawyer 20 his besistsie.
III am not bong FIR this world. he
said. and ! would like 20 feei ,nat
when I am gone my properfy VIII -
disposed o. as ! have deereed IN my
viii"
The lawyer Inclined his bead a. an
indication that he was listening ana
making q memorandum OF All thsst Was
said
II reaIizs that in this am expecting
q great deal" continued the rieh nan
but have given the matter consider
able thought. and hope ! have found
a way 10 bring about the Desired result
Now, Of course. as soon as ! am dead
and the terms % my viii are made
known the majority Of my heirs VIII
begin % consider the chances OF break
ing Ia
~Or course. aequieseed the lawyer. !
And they win naturally turn To you,
said the rich man.
VERY naturally" admitted the law.
yer
AS the family lawyer for 80 many
years yOu are more eOnversant with
al the details % the family history
and the making % the viii than any
other lawyer very well could be" con.
tinnatt the rich man. and you would
stand a better chance u breakinp the
2 will than any one else Consequently.
the c0ntending faction viii try 70 r.
tain you
THAT Is quite likely" said the law
yer
but no honorable lawyer would lis
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

John. sh- saId slowly snsi thought,
fully. y have been making . study %
the xnaneiaI questions for the Iast two
o. three works. mi 10 ron know ~.
llevs I'm for fire. silver"
why. my d~ar. 81 protested. 'you
can't mean
Yes. 30. she interrupted. and
you neesin'f Try 70 arzute me ont ~ Il,
either ycaus~ you cant DO H. have
hem reading as,u@ fire. silver literature
and : know the msfhosts ~ you gold
men. You'H try 10 b~fox my mind by
bringing Hp something at1ut parity
AMI mHFkef values. but IL wont do yOu
amy good w mind ~ made up On tho
lstf0.I featnre sud shall hold out for
" mHy not know anything about
parity. but I know what sixteen Tor
one j.. and propose 10 have II
"Stxteen what for 0nr whatY
There, you are trying 20 bcfnfsf,s.
mo. sixteen silver dollars Tor one goId
dollar, ~ cOdr4e I've put away q 81,
gold pierce 70 bazin with. and lust the
Minute EFygns fnauxurafed rm going
r. take X r. The hank and ct So in
silver Tor IT,
Bot Jon can't. he explained
Nonsense she returned What
dors 10 70 ) mean n u doesn't mean
III 80 ~
Oh. thst just refers 10 the weight. =
he said IL takes sixteen Tines a.
much silver 70 buy ron n gown az Il
does gold You 500. gold i worth ak.
Teen lines ~ much ~ silver. and"
Bnt who wants any more wefghtY'
Why. y0u soc
Why should { carry sixteen pound
~ silver around with me II one 00uod
81 gold viii answer The purpose? Are
yo'i sure about " being a question u
Weight and MT u yalueS
Certainty"
~fhen flat settles IT, slte raid with
determination. - have been baseIg
deceived by fhe AfFs Bryan Free SILVER
clnb. and { shan send IN ny rcslgnafIon
Today, guess these fashlonst,le
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

DR.. Carl Barnes. an eminent eastern
medical authority, has discovered that
the Roentgen rays may be put 10 a
most useful practical purpose as a
means Of preventing burial alive He
says they enable one to see distinctly
whether or not the blood has become
decomposed; the first and quickest sign
OF death. He placed his own hand and
q dead hand on the same plate holder.
thus obtaining the two k-ray pictures
side BY side on the same plate, and the
resulting difference in the picture was
80 startling that he at once proceeded
to make number OF similar pictures
obtaining the same results in every
case.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

stef on two. Some ~ tle boys has GOT
hoId u q young fsHer thar has strayesi
fFSm he straight an narrer path an
hes Jess at,out TO 500 tie error u his
ways
4 The renaerrsov stood On tiptge aud his
eyes seeraed - stick 0ut even with tiIe
tip % hIs nose but he could 80 moth
ing bug a deterIaIn@si-looking youth
standing against a tree with his arms
tied behind him anil bis feet led t0-
.-1f,er
Has H. Killed some Oneg' asked the
tensferfO1t az last
n RECKON H. has replied the Oh
f6an n lS0ks iike Prairie Pete from
here. an IL IL il he's gos not Iss-'n I've
noteiles on he handle n BIZ g8n.
s4tsI IN c0nsegn~uce suppose he's
f,eeTs condemned % DEATH" said The
fen4erfo1t
'NtaTs thatY+ d@raanied The oil
nan Dye think he's zyin' % De JERK.
~ up fggf leiIIinf q few men,
WHY, o fe0urse lsn't he"
''y0g IN y0sfrr bowie. W. don't hang
ryers hyrr that out here. We've gOg tn
nsaefI respect for live msD % shove
HIN afteT q dead one"
Then, what has ffe fellow dOnes'
askesf III tsnderfOot
He wSle . bicycle replied the old
man slowly aIid impressigeiy
Fsfst then there was . movement near
The CENTER 81 the crowd. and The next
riilfffts The Young man had been r..
Ieas~d afsf 4of8e One IN The crowd uns
c4FiinE fDr three cheers Tor PraiFis
I Pere
Tire teudeTfoot looked ~ the Old man
ln1nirfnIy
An 4 u4isfske," explained the iatfsy
~ ~, csuzils a few words eOmIng from
| lie cssHfeT ~ the crowd Prairie Pete
ass svsaFef hisseif an proved II W.,
r0t q b5eyrie that be stole after all
mr. yef ~ motorcycle ~ was nOfhln
t0t = h04se
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

The gross earnings OF the railways OF
the United States for the year ending
June 80, 1895, were $1,g75s571 .462, an
increase Of s2.OO9, SIS for the year being
thus shown. Passenger revenue was
s252 ,246, 1s0, showing a decrease of s3S,-
1898, or 11.G0 per cent for the year.
Freight revenue increased $40; 502, $40,
or 4-26 per cent, being s729,993s462 for
1895. The expenses of operation for
the same period were s725.720A Ais,
which we're s5.6s2,sO7 less than for 1884.
The important unit in railway statis-
tics designated as the co7efficient of >op-
Grating expenses, that is the percentage
of operating expenses TO operating in
come, for 1895. was 6748 per cent;
for 1880, $3.50 per cent. The income
from operation, s249j651,047, though
s7,70S,572 greater than Il was IN 1894
was yet less than for any other year
since 1880. The income accruing 70
railways from Investments and sources
other than operation, amounted 10
$l32,A32,133. These figures compared
with corresponding ones for the prey
ANND SNt.ag oA4DH q fN@CASlNsfA1t III A.
69S. The amount Of money at the de
posal of railways for fixed charges and
dividends is the aggregate Of income
from operation and income from .otfe,
sources. This amount for 1895 wal
$4S2j08S,1S0. Fixed charges for Tx
year amounted 70 s425I96e,92l. Ia ls91
they were 1904, 8S9 greater. The de.
duction Of fixed charges leaves s5g
1920 as net income from which 4e
pay dividends. The amount on diyi.
bends, including se72957 other pay.
ments from net income, was 85,96i 800
from which IT appears that the rail-,
ways OF the United States closed the
year with deficit from the years On.
erations OF s29,845.241, which vas ne
BY a decrease In accumulated surplus
or by the creation Of current liabilities
The corresponding deficit for the yea
ending June ~, 1924 was s45,S6l2S4.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

fSa'1.pw f6,Y 6sY2aBf ~ 9f6Ngd ~
fgeess2 fsf9J1le ~ BcycRSt ~ 6yy
Elltyg'fip ft,Jl3py1l1g,
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

IaaSt Z month" H. said.
~ IL ~ bad ~ ~ fbatYs asked me-
patient aBxiousfy
~ nc rcaiIt IL ~ f,e ~ satisfactory
ss 8 womb NE "a haye II you cannot
f6IIo~ mo eiIcs fIiat my down too
4srefuIIy@
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fHH nov Thoroughly alarmed patient
~ an o5finV foo heartily
''SIsieif fo1 heartily. You qlionh cat
Simpler fond and NOT 70 mueh N IL. ~
y0fi follow my adyIce gOuJI cDf your
bntciiars and arocerrs Bills just afone
~ BsIT9
"p1I 10 u, docf6r"
Won otyiit 70 fake more exercise,
I'm continued flie physician. flow
10 yeft 90 10 g0uF Office, nowT
"eyi4 he street cara
"yfop n ~ oneey you mist waIk n
aHd from y0nr Office every day. rain or
siiihe. D0 y6n ever 10 10 mo fBeateYY'
"lpiltf often"
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d@F ny eare, pf0w afonf soSkInoIg
- srn1kel ~ coursc. but only IL moi
efaG6gr
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physician, "'eBy6w away III youy ",
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daae ~ Jeasf ~ ~ firow % me Gaze :
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"S1e a drop ~ any fine.
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rl6@esg I'm thirty daSs, and by et,a,
fDfs% - INV
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~ fBMt fItBer rFpeafed The do,soy
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par no NE bsla6cc dne IN mat HfTe
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

a curious ptsenomsnon hss t~n
served in o little cDantfy essNs
East Esacx. at a place caisni 80
IN the neixhtorhood u 4 sifssi !
ferrrd II 81 the "Essgx Mirfs
appears that n window a ~ -
the altar was zIaErd scms thhu =
ago with plain tsanspasssi g
Twenty years Iao tbs Eiss
painted on the ou,sIds viiA cpi
paint. In order 20 prevent ~ ~
light from annoying the eJ@
rector. Within che last four ,
the face has slowly deFslopfs
upnn the surface " the $50
q bearded face. with sfralght - 4
In profile aud abundant halr
calls IN the minds u travsled -,
rho well known head ~ gnE
Leonardo IN Ssnci. which ls'
u the popular atiraciions . -
thedrHI at Antwerp. u y
that any human agency ~
t,ccn concerned In the pFvag.. ~
this face. and the country peogx .. 4
about have cone 90 u eoncisss.. =. 4
Il 10 Q nineteenth century ial'a !. ~
fact Of the matter probably y ~. 4
IL mn accident, and ttry euI ,.., 4
caused by the acflon % ws ..s ~
time on tho coating % ~
covers the exterior OF ihs 80
ready. however. quite . p'ls's - 4
Roman Catholics mas set = 49, 4
neighboring parts. and y =
that the fame ~ tfis s'', lr..sa 4
country church win room -. "A
yond tic borders ~ the sleeW
~ Easex. London Letter,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

I.
IIe had q smile IS bright q
Iy.eoIorcd trap "a he rode up ~ 4
q demure young woman w
walking in Central park' y N
morning upon one Of the aspAa1 !,
She heard the rattle Of whess Z. 4
side, yet she turned neIihef w
nor 10 the left. -
GOOD morning" ssId the ~ ~, !
youpg man, M he raised hIs ., s 4
with the dizzy band, "a D
like 20 take a ride Win ""
mgr .alfff]
The girl didn't say -,,s,sasr !
what means this srmas,l
slowly turned around an ~ y 4
young man over from ' ~ sIct|
IL bore her gsze wltll .a'',, hs
and started 10 get down ffom IN
ss N 10 assist her into ihs "a W.
The gIrI looked at bin -" sstlsl
the pocketiook which sue
hand. "a haIf
II don't know" she sa''' ilos 4
II don't know, I'm SURF IT. ne y
would you charge 70 'as
Art museum vslloe ~
There was a wbirI o. sslas n
bright red hat band ann " Kan y
"You'il DO" the young
he rapidly drove away
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-12

Prof James Custom, q spiritualist,
has been TO st. Joe, Mich, for three
weeks trying 70 locate the lost steamer
Chicora, which went down last winter.
Friends OF science will be glad 10 learn
that the professor succeeded IN finding
the steamer, which he Gays lies at the
bottom Of the lake ten miles out and
in $50 feet OF water. But the ten thou-
sand dollar reward has not been paid