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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

ten, ipo bic &inbr ibre Siterneiter
berrt4ten tOnnen. aur 8erfiisung, 10
perbersen bic &leinsn ibre NeIter fir
ben Siterbuien in 3immer ober Slide
ufD. nnsebeure Sreube madt es ben
&inbern, ipenn iie in einem 9artsn
binter Siii9en 1lnb 8u6seinfaHungen
iuden biirfen.
lin bieie 3eit besinnt Der 9arten,
ii9 in iein Sriiblinssseipanb gu tleis
ben. 4rotus, Shliifelblumsn, S6ness
slDdden, @eilden, Sna5intben uIip.
laFen iid idon erbliden, beIonbers
ipenn Sitsrn in ben Monat 9lpril fGlt.
Sriiblinssitrdu9er, tpie bic Prunus
triloba, StudeI' unb Sobannisbesrs
itrdu6er treibsn ibre 9liit6en. Dor al
lem 1T es bic Cydonia japonica Gas
paniide Nuitte), aud cine grrunaens
i6dft aug rSupans 9lumenfelbern" /.
Oieie 1T in unIerem 9arten I9on lans
se BON 8liitbentnpipen bi6t iiberIdt.
Sd iperbs aud ben OIter6aIen aus bies
fem fdDnen rfeuerrotben Dorm" bers
uustlppfen, lpenn es 3eit 1T.
grfpartun9spon ellen bic 9inber in
ben 9drten. Die tleinen Iinb nit Ser
ten betpaffnet, nm ben OfterbuIen maus
bem 9ui9 gu tlopfsn"; bic srDBsrsn
trasen S0rbe, lin bic sefunbenen @ier
gu fammeIn. Die sroben Suien iinb
aus miirbem 8udenteis bonn Bidder
eebaden, bic tleineren beite6en aus
8istuit, S6otolabs ober rotbem 3us
der. Ius 3uder unb S6otpldoe eie:t
es uu6 Gisr. Die OferlGmm6en iinb
inner aus 8isfuit sebaden. Sm Bad
tpert itedt eine blaustpeiBe SABINE, bic
iiber ibnsn flattert. 81, pie Ii6 bic
2iBber freuen, ipenn elm buntes ober
elm 'S6Otolobesi. oOer gar penn elm
Saie ooer OitsrlGmm6en eefunben
tpirb! Ginise iinsen beim Sudeu:
Ser SaI. Der Sai. Der SaIe
Sot ms gele9t im @raie
gtel ellein, acIb nno roth;
Will binter Stauocn. Sedeu
gr eilig iie beritedeu,
Sann bat es ieire Hotbl"
Sitern MAIDEN Ii9 beionbers bic
8nuben bus 8ersniisen bes .Sus
pfens" obsr .pidens", inbem Sipei,
ipelGe gier baben, bisIelbsn nit ben
ipiben ooer ituupfen Gnoen seeeneius
unbsritOben. Wie frsut iid Oerieuiss.
befen 81 barter, elm iogenanntes
~pidei" 1T, bas SerbrOdens ssponnsn
Su baben.
gluf bem 2anbs beasgnet man in
bieien Sasen oft &inbern, pel6e BON
8eiud BEL 9robsltsrn. Better" unb
r9Otsl" (Suufputbsn). @ettern unb
8aisn Suriidtommeu. Sn suiummenses
bunbenen Serpietten traesn iie ibre
Siterseidsnte. @us ben Siidern lu9en
grobe Oiterbdien, ipel6e @ro5mutter
nit fpiben, lan9en Obren uno Wa9z
bolbsrbeerdusen II itumpfen S6ipGnss
den beIpnbers f96n gu baden psritebt.
@u9 Sudden ipis rpflussrGber" unb
bunte gier iinb i'm Su6e. SmSriumpb
perben iie nah 9auie setrussn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

9ie saraft bes Serrn fpebt Sur9 bic
2anbe
@ie Susen6bau6, o Iabt fie einl
Serreibt, iuie Simion, eure 9aube,
nno iuie Die aOIer ioIlt ibr ieiul
Ba6t auf, ibr 9eiiter, 6eren Sebnen
@ebro6en an ben @rdbern itebt,
Sbr triibeu Gugeu, bic Dor Sbrdnen
Sbr nidt 6es SriibIin9s @Iiitben iebt;
sSbr 8rilbler, Die ibr fern berloren
Sraumlpanbelnb irrt nif triiber gabn -
g8a6t auf, Die Belt lit neugcboren;
Sier lit elm Bunoer, Ilebmt es anil
Sbr folIt cu6 ali beg Seilcs freuen,
Sas iiber elid, ergoiicn fparb,
90 lit elm inniges grneuen
Sm Bib oes 6riibIirgs offenbart.
Was burr mar, 9rilnt I'M gSeb'n Der
2iifte,
Sung lpirb ons slltc fern rnb nab,
Scr Sbcm @pttes iprcngt bic @rilfte -
SSadt auf, ocr Sitcrtag iit bal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

leu9tete 9ottssbuus erItrablt in feenz
batter SeIe bis binauf in bic srDbte
&uppel. 3pOlf llbr! .Christos
woskress" (Gbriitus lit auferItun>
oenD ruff Der Metropolit. SGmmtlide
@loden ertOnen, bic @rbe erbrD6nt i'm
tpeiten umtr.is. Die petsr paulsfe.
flung fsuert 101 S6iiFe ab, Der Dom,
dor itimmt ben 2obgefang an, unb um
uns bsrum, bonn palait Bis in bic
Siitte bort man ni9ts anberes als
nChristos woskress", ipprauf bic
slGubige 4ntport nWoistinje wosz
kress" Ter 1T ssipiBli9 auferitanben)
eridaat, bic burh breimaIigen &ubz
tuedfel beiieselt pirb. Die 5eititim=
mung ldbt alle Ransunteridiebe faIs
len. Der diirit tauibt ben Sitertub nit
ieinem 0iener, bic pprnebmen Sdmen
nit ibren 3ofen aus. Gin ipnberbar
ergreifsnoes Bib bietet bas 4eubere
Der rufiiden Sir6en benz @use bar.
Sn geurOneter Reibenfolse tniet bds
Bolt auf ben Stufen, Dor iid ben 8u>
litI6 (OiterbroD, bic pastd (eine
idmadbafte &GIsppramibs) unb sins
9naabl sefGrbter @isr. 9rsnnenbe
tleine 8erSen erbelen bds feItli6e
@ilo, aus beFen Mitte iid Der 9siitliz
DIE i'm tpeiben 9epunbe ipie cine @rz
Ideinung aus alten 3eiten abbebt.
Re4ts unO Iints iesnet unb ipeibt er
bic senunnten Speiien fir ben Siter>
tiid. Der bel Sod uno @ering nit slei=
der Sorgfalt aufgebaut Diro. Der
gretie Metropolit begiebt Ii6 nod nab
II llbr Nudts ins palais bss 3aren,
I'm feline OitersratulatiOn barsubrins
gen. Die Ofternu9t fpirb benz Gag
glei9sema6t. Die Wsnisiten bentsn
an S4laf; es ideint, als OBJ elm 5reu>
bentaumsl ole Welt ersriffen bate.
llnb nun erit bic Sitertaes! Sine eanse
Wohe binburd itebt in sinem edit ruiz
iiIden Suus Der SitertiId seOedt nit
al Ieinen @eniifen. Wtan beIu6t Ii1
BON Morsen bis in bic Ra6t binein.
Sc mebr Der 9ait benz 9ebotenen suz
fpridt. befo sliidliher lit bic Sauss
frau. Sat iie bod meiit eissnbGnbig
all iene leibliben 9eniiife dusgeIu6t
uno aubereitet. glm SitertiI6 barf
giemanb iisen. ale SpeiIsn uno Sc
trGnte miifen itsbenb einsenommen
peroen. Oitern pbne @slb 5u Iein9
60 pas siebts ia iiberbaupt ni6t!
Seboroen unb 8pntors Ioreen f6on
Bel 3eiten Oufiir. baB bic 9lusSabluns
Der 9ebGlter nibt berIGumt ipirb.
Na6mittags ftOrmt bas Bolt auf ben
rSdlasan" (@oltsbeluitisungen), mo-
SarufelIs uno 8letteritansen, S6aus
teln uno 8oltstbeuter fir billises
@intrittsselo unmenidli6 piel bieten.
ainb uno aesel pirb bortbin mitses
nommen, unter freism Simmel an lans
gen StidenSbee unb Sis persebrt. gluf
bem 0orf 1T bic Siterfrsube ni9t ses
ringer ais in ben StGbten. ,Christos
woskress!" t6nt es iiberull burh bic
5luren. Die Ratur feisrt bas quferz
itehunssfsit nit eleider 2iebe un6
5reubigteit iuie bic Menf6beit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12
Os1rrurhrittrhr in nrr pfalz.

3tpei sSeite iinb es, fpelbe BON ber
&inberipslt berbeiseiebnt unb nit Sus
bel begriiBt lperben: @eibnadten unb
Sitern. Dem Siterfeite 9eben einige
tleinere poraus, bic in ben berI6iebes
nen 9e9enben SeutI6lonos dud perz
f6isben sefsiert perben. gla9bem
6aitna9t Derballt lit, er0ffnet am
Sonntag na9 bem 81. MGrs Der
rSummertas" ben Reisen. Damn tras
gen bic ainber bon Stabt unb Sorf
uuf buntpersierten Sol5eabsln grobe
9re3eln nit farbigen 8Gnbern sss
ihmiidt; ba5u iin9en lie:
r8i ra ro, Der Slimmertaa iidl DO;
Reiner Ntiitter Slide
Summit Der Siimmcr g'Iblide;
8otber 8ei IN, @re5eI brei(n)
9eit poIle mer Iuidltig iei(n)."
Sir ben SOnntug npafmarum" ius
den bic 8inber bic i6Oniten @eit6en
Der sruBtdbisen WsiOe, Sts9patms
5ipeige ober 8u9sitrGub6en unb tras
gen iie in ibre air9en gum @inpeiben.
9tm GriinbOnnerftas 1T es Site, griis
ne SpeiIsn. ipie Supper nit 5riibz
lingstrdutern, Spinat nit @iern, SGs
lat, @intertObl. CRIME @isrtu6en
(tporin Serbel, Sausrampfer uIp. eins
sebuden iinb) 5u ellen. Nun seben bic
ainber fleibis auf Wiefe, 5elb unb
Ruin, 8lumen gu iuden, INN Ii6 ibre
SitersGrtden auaubereiten. Wer bic
Idpniten unO meiiten 8lumen finbet
uno bic srObten Neiter babon berri9s
tst, bofft uuf bic meiiten Saien unb
Gier. Mit Subel iperben 9GnI Iebliims
den, Ootter> unb S9liifelblumen, por
alIem @eil4en, BON benen bier f6on
piele i'm Sreien tpa9fen, bsgriibt.
3ipeige nit Wsibens unb 8irtentGBz
den unb Buds iperben geTammelt gum
llm5dunen Der Sitsrneit9en. Steben
ben @ltern in ben Stdbten feline 9drs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

Gbelm ii iitbis. r8rupO, lie
Der Mann, sic bubsn Sbre eanSe
araft ansepenbet. I'M ben drmsn 2eh=
mann bonn Grtrinten 5u retten!" -
.Saipohl, Der aerl 1T mir bunbert
Mdrt f4uloig!"
-8epunberunsspiirbis. iir b is.
ST Sbr neuer GolIsge tpirtli6 10 fIsiz
bis?" = rRu, ih iost Sbnen. 10 mas
1T nod nitt baseipeien! Dir tbun
ben gan5en Gag nidts anber's. ais
benz SuIdausn!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

TIT Der 9riinbonneritag, pornebmlih in
petersburg. Sn ben Saupttutbebras
len tpirb bic beilige Site oes 5uBtpas
f6ens bis in Die tlsiniten @inSelbeiten
Dor elmer &ppf an &opf georGngten
Ntenge BON 3uidouern uussefiibrt.
Ntitten i'm S9iff Der Stride erbebt ii4
eine @rbObung bon Sibpldben, auf ber
SpOlf 8iIbOfe Plab 9enommen buben.
Inter bsm ergreifenben 9eiuns Der
SpmIGnser betritt Der Wetropolit (oer
bD6te unter ben W0n9en) bas Yoz
blum unb polSiebt on iebem Der StpOlf
SiI60fe bic 6uBpoidung in iilbernen
8edsn. Sober 8irdenbefuder bGlt
eine brennenbe Serge in ben SGnben,
bic .r uu9 brennenb na6 Suuie gu
trdeen beitrebt lit. gluf allen Strdben
fie6t man @rOB unb &leiu nit bren>
nenben 2i6tlein lunsIam babinIdreis
ten, bebutIam bic Slamme beipadsnb.
@s fniipft Iih bardn Elm alter Bolts
CLAUDE: @er isin Seim nit brennenOer
Serge erreidt, tonn ii9er Iein, bas
nG9its Sabr gu srleben. Die sroBen
Sir6sn iinb tuum i'm Stunoe, bi, Ries
fenpOss Der 9lnbddtisen auf3unsbmen.
8or allen eine Siternd9t in bsr
siaatstutbsbrale in petersburg bteibt
tppbl isbsm, Der iie erlebt. bis an isin
2sbenssnbe i'm 9eoG9tniB. 9as pOrs
ne6me publitum periis1t iiG Ihon
Sage porber nit @tntrittstarten, bic
einen Stubl in Der Rdbe bes 2llturs
fi6ern. Bon Der untpsIenben Mens
f6enflutb tann man iid tuum cine
8prftellung MAIDEN. Sebes Oferfeit
forbert einise Msni9enopfer bur9 Grs
itiden. Iur einen 2lusenblid nod,
unb Sas bis balm aismli6 i4ga9 er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

8erfdnuppt. .Sit Sbrs
Sruu nod mad. fpenn sic ieBt nud
Sauie tommsn2" = .SsIbitperi itGnbz
Ii9!" = nglud ipenn sic ipdter tomz
msn9" = r0ann erit re9t!"
-Ra9 d Der SnfruttiO n g.
fun be. llnteroffiSi.r (su ben SOI>
oaten): nMit Sud StrobtOpfen tennt
man ii4 nimmer aus!. /. Sc seideibter
@u6 Der Serr 2eutnant frast, beito
oiimmer f9uut Sbr brein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

-GrtIGruns. ,Ssit mann bat
benn ssbr SGusl. Mi9slbauer, sinen
neusn Gins uno auseuns@ nSd.
piTen g = ba ia mir 10 a 5sufelss
automobil burfg'fabr'n!"
-Sn Der Spred fun b c.
9lrSt (ber sinsm 5e9tbruber zines befs
tiaen 8ron9iaItatarrbs ipegen ben
Riiden ubtlopfD: rWurum laden Sic
benn9" 5s6tbruber: rWir fulIt nur
grab elm, ipie piel IerSt SD i4oH
nabsetlppft" bub'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

SattIos. nDarum 1T benn
Der SetrstGr MiGler ni9t in Sbren
pesetarif4en @ersir uufgenommsn
ipprben2" - rWeil er Su unierem
@ersinsabenb i'm 8ratenrud eri9ien!"
= Cute pfeblung.
Der neue Diener: r9luf m.iner lebten
Stelle mar i'd brei Sabre. = 9raf:
r0as lit eine quite @mpfebluns, pp
mar bas benn9" = Der nsue 9iener:
nSn Der 8eferungsunitalt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12
groteit. 9eutnunt (sum BUR-
breineef6dut!

= y ote t. Neutnant gum Burz
iden): rWie tommen Sic eisentli9
ba5u, bic aD9in msiner 8raut gu
pOufiren, Miiaer2" 9uride (beIdeis
benz: wGntIdulbisen sic, 9err 2sut>
nant. Der @rite mar i9!"
= Der 9orffalomo. poli@
aft: nWus ipl i6 nur tbun9. E. Sd
bab' beuts einen Spibbuben ertpiidt.
Der flint 9GnIe i'm Orte seitOblen bat!
Ser glrreit 1T uber gang polI!" SOrfz
ihulse: rNu, bu luf' bait einfu6 Ell
men, Der lpeniaer aeitOhlen Bat, laufen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

-Sauptfa a d e. rWie fannit Ou
nur BEL bsm S6neiber einen 10 tbeursn
ansug beitelen9! Su fpeibt bod, bab
Su bereits brsitauienO Mturt Sdul>
ben baft!" =. .Sa = aber sr ipeib es
ni9t!4
bern. limb lpie perre9nen
Sic nun nit Sbrem GompasnOn2" =
.@ans einfa9! Wenn mir ). 3. fir
100 Mart pertauft bubeu, triest ieber
so Rurf!" = LIMB bas G,elo gum
Ginfauf Der @aare?" = ~8leiben mir
semsinIam iduIbis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12
gerratben.

Trau Ole perreiit ipar): Weld'
Elm Slid; 9u biit ulfo ipGbreno meis
asr 4bpeienbeit iiberfobren porbsn
unb bod unperIebt bdpOnsetommea9
Mann: So, nur bic Weite 1T ruis
uirt. unb Der Sruurins etipas ber>
bogen iporoenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

SIN 8 3peifel. @bemann (morz
gems, mad elmer &neiperei): rRu, mein
SpusieritOd 1T ia entSipei; babe i9 ben
5erbrOden. OOer meine Srau9"
= Cine &leinigteit. Ri4s
ter: .Sis seiteben uIiO au, ben DeaieI
gefdli4t gu buben9" glngetlagter: ~
nu, bem Stpppelbauern iein'n Namen
9ab' i blob brunter s'idrieb'n."
-0as S09 ite. Mistbsr Gins):
Die 2iebe 1T bas SO9fe!" 3immer>
permietberin: rRein, bus 1T bas S09s
ite niat. Serr 8ummel. DAB sic mir
ben Gins idon brei Monats i9ulbig
iinb unO gar nitbts Oer9Ieidsn tbun -
bas 1T oas SOhite!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12
Cine @neraif4s. .Nul

= Cine Gnersif9s. rgun,
@rna, pis fiiblit Su. Did in 9einer
iunssn Chez" = sd fiibls midi"
@rtenntes. Sole: .Sbrs
6rau I6pimmt in SbrGnen!" Wlann.
nSie brau6t Elm neues 9uos.OItiim,
i'd lpeiB ihon."
@rtlGrt. Sunss: .papu, mas
beibt oenn bas; Probioentiae memor2"
SBis; ,glun, mas piro's beiben ipis:
0snte an ben profitl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

bartts M Ii 8. r9u bait
bic alte So6ter bes prpfeiIors bod
nod sebeiratbet?" - ,8us Iollte ih
modem, ipenn itb meine, benz Profeis
for selisbenen Bidder pisbsr buben
pollte2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

pa fen b. 9iaterlins (Matus
latur pertullfenO, ieuf5enb): r2auter
Sdla9tseIGnse!" Mebser: rSE bic
ioIIen uber aud bic 9lutpiirite GENT
delt perosu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

= Settle fimmuns. DAME:
r@ann bat bus 8uffeetrdn5den anges
fdngen; um bier llbr9" 9ienitmGbs
den: %, mo Oenten sic bin; nm bier
llbr paren idOn 5tpei 0umen beiier!"
Aus einsm SuriItens
brief. nNu9bem Sic, seebrtes Srdus
lsin, meinen idriftli6en Qntrug nit
nSu" beuntpOrtet buben, fperbe i9 mir
erlaubeu, morsen ppr5uipre9eu, UNI
bas miinbli4e 9erfabren einsuIeiten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12
Sslante auseinnnbcrietuns.

.Sasen sic, Serr Baron, 1T @itels
feit BEL ben 6rauen elm Rei5 ober elm
Sebler9"
nSebenfa1s elm reiSenber SebIer,
!penn bic iibrisen Gsi5s nidt febIen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

-Grtuppt. Suusberr (oer beim
Diner bsmertt. ipie Elm @ait ieinen ill
bernen GOffeI einIteden MIN: rSie
poIIen bod nod ni6t uufbOren, Ssrr
Niiiler9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

-@eeenbepeis. 8. @irtb: r0a
bat Iib Der 9uIt i'm 8eidperbebuh
iiGer bus maeere @hen betIast, bat
uber babel bic cine 8udIeite boiler
Ssttfleden gemaht!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12
Suei.

Sntel: Sea 2ies9sn, mas MIDI
teit 9u gum @eburtstug BON mir bas
benz
2ies9en: Cine puppe, Sntel.
Sntel: limb mas fir sine Puppe
io[I bas Iein2
2ies BEN: 3pi[linge, Sntel!
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
JANESTOWNPS HOPE
FOR MONEY SLIGHT
Senate's Appropriation in
Sundry Civil Bill May
Be Lost.
HOUSE LEADERS OPPOSED
Representative Maynard May Try to
Force Passage Before Amendments
Go 70 Conference.
HOUSE LEADERS OPPOSED

Developments today indicate that the
prospect OF a national appropriation for
the jamestown exposition. 10 be held al
jamestown. Va. in 1907. are exceedingly
Slight
This arises from the fact that even
the most sanguine friends OF the exposI-
ton are in doubt whether the House
viii indorse the action Of the Senate,
which body placed on the sundry civil
appropriation bin an amendment grant
ing S.450.oo0 for the exposition
The issue is further clouded by the
fact that Representative Maynard, who
represents the jamestown district, has
announced that when the sundry civil
bill Is renorted back 70 the House with
the Senate amendments he Will make a
motion that the House concur in the
Senate amendments before the amend
ments are sent 10 conference. This pro-
cedure Is recognized by those familiar
with the House rules as being an un-
wise step. especially as the chairman Of
the Appropriations Committee IS known
10 be opposed TO this item.
The safest step would be to allow the
bin 10 go to conference, where the
chances would be that the Item would be
left in the bill. although. the amount Of
money appropriated might De somewhat
reduced
The Speaker. Mr. Tawney and prac-
tically all the leaders of the House are
opposed 70 the appropriation. Minority
Leader John Sharp Williams has an
nounced that he will not vote for the
bill
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Unprecedented Precipi-
tation For Month of
June Has Marred
Month of Roses

Now that the sun has shown some in
clination to come out and stay awhile,
Washington is beginning to recover itself
after a rainy season that has made for
mer springs look TO their Iaurels AS
rule the spring rainy season hits Wash
inton some time along IN May. but this
year it SO timed it's visit to catch all the
June brides in the midst of their we'd
ding preparations and set them busy
reading up on superstitions relative 10
the kind OF weather that is best for a
wedding day.
To most people it seems that it has
been raining since Christmas, but that
isn't really so. However, it has been
raining almost constantly since June !,
as the records at the Weather Bureau
show there were only four days since
June came In that no rain fell These
were June 3. T. II. and i. On the others
sometimes ii rained a little, sometimes
II rained much; many times old Boreas
got busy and made things lively for
busy June for the elements and A
dreary one for the people OF Washing
ton.
On most OF the raiSY days the fall was
not ~reat. In fact, IN many instances
IL was Just sufficient 10 drive folks in
doors and make dainty white gowns look
very much as though they nad been
worn without pressing q was a general
ly distressing situation which the Wea-
ther Bureau believes has now been re-
heved.
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CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"About four years ago was afflicted
with black splotches all over nv face
and \ few covering my BODY, which
produced a severe itching irritation, and
which caused me a great deal of annoy
ance and suffering, TO such an extent that
i was forced TO call IN two Of the leading
physicians Of my town. After a thor
ough examination Of the dreaded com
plant they announced il 10 be skin
eczema IN It's worst form. They treated
me for the same for the length OF one
year. but the treatment did me no good.
Finally / became despondent and
decided TO discontinue their services.
Shortly afterwards, my husband 10 read
ing copy Of 2 weekly New YORK
paper saw an advertisement of the Cuti-
cura Remedies. He purchased the en-
tire outht, and after using the contents
Of the first bottle Of Cuticura Resolvent
IN connection with the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, the breaking out entirely
stopped. | continued the use OF the
Cuticura Remedies for six months, and
after that every splOtch was entirely
gone and the affected parts were left as
clear as ever. ! have not felt 8 symp-
tom of the eczema since, which was three
years ago.
The CIticura Remedies not only
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as well; and have been the means Of
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by the CUticura Remedies, and ! don't
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has ever known" Lizzie L. Sledge,
$40 Jones Ave,
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NOVEL FIRE ESCAPE
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

For several days past a distinct inno-
walton in fire escapes has been on exhi-
oition on warehouse at Eighth and d
streets northwest, and the hundreds of
men and small boys, who have been
testing the apparatus by descending
from the top story to the ground by
means of "a steel chain, have attracted
wide attention
AT the request of its inventor and pro-
moter. Z. +. Gibbs, all three of the Dis
trict commissioners have witnessed an
eXhloltlon OF the workings of the new
fire escape. Mr.. Gibbs is anxious to
have the Commissioners sanction the
use OF his invention as a substitute for
the present areaway, stairway escane
The escape consists of an endless
chain attached to sprocket in a. water
proof box, which is attached above the
top story of building. The descen+ is
made by attaching a steel belt around q
persons waist, and hooking the belt To
the chain. ~
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IVENS STRUNG UP
FOR FOUL MURDER
(ContInued - - q }

be one hanging day without any rain.
but guess I'm going 10 be disappofnt-
ed. It is too bad that one cannot have
a little sun the last few hours he has
70 live feel fine and dandy. That
was pretty good sleep I had Gee: but
feel hungry! I feel like having some
ham and eggs and some Coffee
A messenger was sent 10 nearby res
taurant. and after the meal. Ivens was
given the Holy Sacrament. Then he
was hanged.
Ivens walked on the scaffold with
steady step After the shroud and cap
were adjusted the trap door was hur-
riedly sprung Ivens was not on the
scaTOld more than three minutes before
he was hanging from the end Of the
moose.
During the execution ministers ex-
horted him by reading the Episcopal
service. He did not utter a word while
on the scaffold.
Mrs. Ivens. after bidding her son a
last farewell. cautioned him against at
tempting Ia commit suicide but TO go
bTaVely 10 his death as decreed by law.
lyenS replied that he was no coward.
and would be brave to the end
Ivens aroused the entire city 10
retribuuVe Indignation by numbering
Mrs. Bessie c. Hollister, in a revolving
manner.
Mrs. Hollister. society and church wo-
man. small. refined was walking from
florists TO her home Friday. January
y. at dusk. when Ivens, drunk and
brutal, a giant Of strength, emerged
from his fathers carpenter shop 1O55
North Halsted street and seized her
arm. He insulted her. and when She
screamed and tried 70 wrest her arm
free he placed a han1 over her mouth
and dragged her into the shop. For
hours the young wOrlan was victim
Of his will
She was put 10 physical torture before
lvens ended her cries by tying a Piece
Of wire around her throat and twist
ing the ends with a pair of plyers until
the larynX was crushed and death en-
sued Next morning ne pretended TO
discover the body and Informed the
police. His arrest and confession fol-
lowed.
Ivens was a model Sunday school
pupil He was once awarded a Bible
for attending church every Sunday for
a year. He was indicted January 90
arraigned March 6. and tried the week
thereafter
Franklin c. HoIIster, husband of the
murdered woman. is a wealthy employ
ing printer. His brother. William Hol-
lister. :ried 70 shoot Ivens in the police
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Rain! Rdin!! Rdin!!!
Record for Many DAYS
JUNE'S RAINY DA Us

The following daily registra-
tions were made at the Weather
Bureau:
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Decide to Withdraw.

The congregation last night agreed
almost unanimously 10 withdraw from
the agreement and TO ask TO be re-
leased by the presbytery. A resolution
embodying this point was introduced
BY Mr.. Williamson, who spoke for its
adoption
what action the presbytery will take
in the matter IS purely conjecture. The
opinion is expressed that they will
doubtless n'illify the agreement in oues-
ton between New York Avenue and
Assembly's. But IL is uncertain at this
Ju@cture what will result from the
Proposition about uniting with North
Church That the union might be ef-
fected, only one elder was elected last
night Joseph b Began was chosen.
However, serious obstacle was en-
countered by the apparent displeasure
with which Rev. George p Wilson
viewed the project II was stated by
several members that he would not con-
sent to union with North Church.
The congregational meeting was fol-
lowed BY a session of the board of trus-
tees Three vacancies We're filed b.
the election of Paul g. Norris. Victor
l.. Dodge, and William NJ. Stuart The
vacancies had been created through the
designations OF 9. J. Williamson, w. p
Williamson. and J. Roy Pipes.