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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
MILLION MCLES IN TOWN.
Folks Set Up Such a Howl They All
March Out.


March Out.
If million blind mice, or moles,
didn't invade the sparcely settled dis
trict to the north of here recently
the farmers declare that the number
reached so close to the million mark
that the round figure gives a pretty
fair idea of what they have had to
suffer. Accent is placed upon the
word suffer"
For a couple Of days the folks
were so busy trying to get rid of the
invaders that they didn't have a
chance to find out whence they came.
When they did investigate it was dis
covered that forest fires were respon-
sible Moles can smell smoke further
than a deer, and when some campers
set a blaze going the moles headed
for the windward, spreading the
alarm as the: proceeded and picking
up scores of colonies of every variety.
There were star-nosed, peeked-nosed,
silver-nosed and plow-nosed members
of the talpine family, and when they
struck civilization they hadn't the
slightest notion of how to appear in
polite society.
They invaded barns, butteries, eel
lars, corn cribs and outbuildings, and
dug, burrowed, wormed, sneaked and
butted into all kinds of places, where
they made themselves unwelcome,
obnoxious, disagreeable, intolerable
and impossible. They scudded from
beneath the feet of alarmed house
wives, harassed hired girls until they
threw up their jobs, made men swear,
and frightened horses, COWS and sheep
by getting into their fodder, and
sometimes into their noses. 1t was
distressing, aggravating, maddening,
disgusting and demoralizing.
When the moles arrived the mice
fled-they couldn't seem to stand the
society of their woodland brethren
and the house cats fell to feeding
heavily. Moles are easier to catch
than mice, and soon the cats got full,
fat, heavy-bellied and stupid. The
farmers despaired. They kicked,
cuffed and beat the cats, but this had
no effect, so they got after the invad-
ers with brooms, hoes, rakes, pepper,
mustard, hot water, traps and rat
poison. All these little devices had
no more effect than summers
breeze.
Finally one farmer hitched up to a
covered hay rick and set OF to collect
a fresh supply of hungry cats.
81 want 5000 cats to kill moles,"
he told the first man he met.
THAT number would kill all the
moles in the world" said the aston
ished man.
81 know it, swore the other.
'tBut we've got 'em all over our way"
The new cats took one look at the
job, huddled in the barns over night
and fled at sun-up. Now they are
chasing over the countryside trying
to get back home. Some are said to
have gone crazy from the experience.
What would have happened to the
community if the moles hadn't gone
off of their own rolition can only be
guessed. They went-dissppeared in
one highland now the district may
be said to be convalescing.' What
took 'em off no one knows, but 1t is
suspected that they didn't cotton over
much to civilization, and, the fires
having died out, returned to their
burrows.-Patten (Me.) correspond
ence of the New York World.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
,seoseoeeeoseeooooooesoses
Household Matters. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Care of Mating.

Mattings never should be subjected
to an oversupply Of water. Care
should be exercised towards keeping
It unstained. When it becomes
soiled, however, use a soft cloth we'll
wrung out in a suds made of borax
soap and water, and air thoroughly
by leaving window open until the
spot is dried. Dampness must be re-
moved from mating as speedily as
possible. Use pliable. not too stiff,
broom for mating. Always sweep
we'll first any flooring or floor cover
ing which may be. spotted Or soile5
and needs damp application.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
Male Teachers Decreasing.

The male teachers in the United
States are steadily decreasing, as
shown by statistics. In 1870 the pro-
portion was forty-one per cent; in
1872 it had increased to 42.S; in
1989-9O it fell to 34.5; in 1900 it
dropped to 29.9, and in 1903 it had
reached twenty-five per cent. There
were in the States 455,242 teachers,
and of these 1874 were men and
341,49S women.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
Catarrb Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cans
not reach the seat of the dissase: Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure it you must take inter-
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Hall Catarrh Cure
is not quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one Of the best physicians in this couri-
try for years and is a regular prescription.
It is composed Of the best tonics Known
combined with the best blood purifiers i asts
perfect conjunction of the two ingredients
IS what produces such wonderful results m
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.:
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o..
Sold BY Druggists, price 75e. 50
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
Isolation Of Nicholas li.5

The Car lives alone. with theE
Czarina and their children. Ii iitss
tie maisonette at Peterhof. apart frorss
the immense palace. 1t is the hOusS
OF q bourgeois on holiday. QUIT -
lated under great trees ,by the So
shore. No suardsis visible. Thus IN
master OF Russia lives retired afos5
his empire, and.even from his Couff
lie Revus de Paris < iai1 ~ 9ss
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
The Proper Editorial Spirit.

The Connecticut Valley Advertiser
saws: 1--WE want all the legitimate
local news, and to learn all the good
that can be said of your neighbor, but
if you want to give him a rub or
roast please attach your name to
the communication and-weH hand
it to him."
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
Ship With a Hundred Paddles.

An entirely new idea in the pro-
pelling mechanism of vessels has been
patented by Massachusetts, man. A
glance at the illustration will suffice
to show the theory of his invention.
Many such schemes look good on
paper, but a practical demonstration
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13

French horticulturists have appar-
emily been very successful Of late In
raising dwarf trees, and one OF thee
features Of dinner parties among the.
rich now is to serve the fruit upon
tho tree.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
GREATER ELASTICITY URGED.
Secretary Shaw Refers to Weakness

Secretary Shaw Refers to Weakness
Of Our cuprrency System.
The annual report Of Secretary OF
the Treasury Shaw submitted to con.
giess Wednesday reflects the prosper
GUS condition of the country, shows
that the same healthy tone is manifest
in the status and operations of the
treasury, and dwells at length on the
weakness of the nations currency sys-
tenn with the necessity Of provisions
for greater elasticity.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13

sound condition. MY wife and many
of my friends have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills with good result; and l can:
earnestly recommend them. yss
- Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y. ssss
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13

with my back and
kidneys. l doctored
and used many reme-
dies without getting
relief. Begin ming
with Doan's Kidney
Pills, I found relief
from the first boz.
and two boxes re-
stored me to good,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
VOTE OF FARMERS UNION
Is Overwhelming for Adoption OF the
New Contribution.

The counting Of the referendum vote
nv the directors Of the Farmers Ed
ucational and Cooperative Union,
upon the new constitution, as sub
raitteI at Texarksna in September,
was completed in Little Rock Wed
nesday, with the result that it was
adopted by AZ overwhelming vote, and
thus becomes the uEion's organic law.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13

It is now the custom in New York
City, with few exceptions. for girls
to attend the public schools without;
wearing hats. On pleasant days there;
is only one hat to about twenty girls
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
WHEN HE WANTED HER.

WHEN HE WANTED ,Ht1fs q
Mother (to conyalescing boy1
Now, Bobbie, in case you should Wsns.
me. just ring this bell.
BobbieBut, mamma. I'm nots
strong enough to ring It all the time
The Reader ~ Z: Esa
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?
froft by the Experience Of One Who
Has Found Relief. -

James R. Keeler, retired farmer.
Of Fenner St., Cazenovia, N. y, says.
About fifteen years ago I suffered
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-12-13
NO MEDICINE

But Change Of Food Care Final 70.
Lief. q, sss sss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

iibsr uII8ugrOBesGntss BON
Isiten i6cer WiitmenIhen nitt Be-
Hagen. Stuliener. 5ranSpien, Ruf>
ien uno Seiterrei9er iinb Oamen gez
geniiber, ieien iie alt ooer jung, itets
bilfsbereit uno 5uportommenb. Den
oeutiGhen 6erren tdnn man in bieier
9eSisbung uneinseidrGntt.s Sob ni6t
3oaen. Reiit Der SeutI9e dllein, 10
1T er in ben meiIten 0GGen 9amen
gegeniiber liebensfpiirbig uuO 5uporz
tommenO, bod pbne iene peithe @raz
ale, bic elm nationaler 8oraus Der
SiblGnber lit. 9sfinben iib 0a>
men, feline 5rau, S4peitern ooer
Ionitigs peibli6e 4npernanbte in iei>
ner @eIelII9aft. 10 isnorirt Oer> bsutz
Ids Wlann pollfommen aleinreiIenoe
5rduen unb Ieibt nur glus' unb DIR
Isiren Ddmen. Sa, ts mu9t oft ben
@inorud, als pb bic Srduen es ni9t
gerne IGben, ipenn ibre 9esleiter
peibli9en Reiienoen aud nur bic
lanblGufisite. ni4tsfasencIte Bead
tung I9enfen. SOllte bd elm penig
Giferiu9t i'm Spiel iein2
Bel allen Oamen 1T Dds Oamenz
cpupee glei9srpeiIe DerpOnt, Iie filTd)s
ten segenIeitis ibre uubuloIamt :
unO iu9en lieber bic gidtrau6ers
coupees uuf, ipO bod INNER bic
@6ance gess6sn 1T, unsensbme uno
i'm Rptbfall aud bilfsbereite 9srr.ns
seIeGi6aft gu finben. Sn 8e5us auf
bic Rsiietoiletts iteben bic beutiden
5rauen ibrep frunsDiii9en unb engz
liI6en Witi9rpeItsrn beOeutenO na9.
Die 9obenrOde unbeItimmter 5arbe
nit Der Sebeporri9tung, Die tpstten,
untleioIamen StaubmGntel nit ben
Dblisaten 2lmanaonenbiit9en tsnn>
3ei9nen in Der san5en Delt bic beut>
i9e 5ouriitin. SpurIumteit 1T cine
Ih6ne Sugenb aber BON oem 9runos
Tab, bic GltsIten Sa6en uuf bic Rsiie
an3uSieben, Iollten unIere Grauen abs
9eben. Mun 6eo6a9te bic @nslGns
berin uno bic 6ran5oIIn, fpIe lle na9
taselansen Rsiien i'm GOupes ober
Sur See tip top gum 8orl9etn
tommt, bas t0nnen bic oeutidsn
0amen ebenfaas, tpsnn Fe ibrs Reis
Ietoiletten ni9t nur prattiid IonOern
audi elegant unb bibi9 pGblen. Dir
leben ia nibt i'm WtitteIaIter, oa bic
5rauen aui RoFen bur4 bic Welt
reiIten, IOnbsrn i'm 3eituIter Der @is
Ienbabnen nit elegant ausgeItatteten
Goupes, bic tleinen Salons glei4en
unb ShuB gegen ale llnbiloen Der
Bitterun9 gepdbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26
Giat tbeure Sunoessbe.

Dor % Sabrsn bat bic einfaae
@errentung Der 3ebe zines Sunoes
balb Gnglanb in bic gr0Bte 2ufrts
gung psrI.Bt unO Der SpOrtlpsIt 134
Nlilipnen pfunb Sterling getoitet.
Die peltberiibmte Siinbin rMiB
@lonbpne", bic @eipinnerin bes @uz
terloopreiIes, bate beim nGditen Rens
nen pieber olle glusfi9t, bieies gr0Bte
Dinbbunbrennen Der Welt gu seipins
men. Sn bieiem Rennen itarten TETS
GA 8eperber paaripeiie uuf Saien;
bic 80 Sieger bilben oann fpiebsr 16
paare, bic jeOes fir ii9 Itarten; bic
16 Sieger iperben bann lpieber in 8
Paare ouiammengeItellt, unb 10 gebt
es fort. bis aus Oem Sample bes lebz
ten puurss Der 8sIiBer uls Der Ste
ger, Der 9epinnr oes 8aterloopreis
ies, bsrpOrssbt. 2luf bieIss Rennen
peroen in @n9lGno itets ebenio tos
lofule Summen geipettst pie duf
pferoerennen, unb bamals iparen duf
vUtiB 9lpnopne" bel ben Bu6maz
hern, elmer mdBieen S4GBuns nua,
IA Miaionen pfunb ungeIest. 9a
mill es ous Wibgefdid, bab rMib
SlOnopne" in Der sipeitsn 9our aipar
setpinnt, uber bintenb auriidtsbrt =
iie batts ii9 am SuBe eine innsre @srs
leBung Suge5ossn. 2lusenblidlitb
pirb nun an ben beriibmteIten Sbiers
ar5t @nslunbs, War. Sibbero, na9
2pnbon teIesropbirt; bieIer eilt mits
telit GrtraSu9es berbei, nd9 glltcar,
mo- bus Rennsu iiuttfinbet, tommt
absr - nm flint Diinuten 3u IpGt.
Die brittle Your bes Rennens bate
nit Der Ufinute ibren 9lnfuna nebz
men miiHen, unb Der BETTER Der
Siinbiu uno befeu gau5er 9lnbdng
muBten 5u ibrem sr0Bten 9eibpeIen
Ie6en, pie Mr. Sibberb bic 3ebe nit
sinsm einfu6en Sanbgriff pieoer eins
ri9tete, pobsi er ertldrts, 5ebn Uftz
mten Ipdter bGtte bic Sunbin, bic
Iofprt muntsr berumfprang, in benz
Rennen peiter Itdrten tOnnen, beIIen
preis ibr aud Ii9er ni9t entsune.n
lpGre. 2llio 134 WliGIiunsn pfuno
Sterling singsn Ourd bieie perrentte
Sunbe3ebe in @stteu perIoren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

DAB man t1n 5uldmmengefdltet IN
eine MalnubI6ale prefen tonnte. 90
aeigte man bdmals bic ,2imerids"
senannten SanOi9ube in ben S9aus
ftnftern. lleber bic ipeitere gntpids
lung bes SunOidubes ift nidt Diel gu
fagen. 9etrdgen ipurbe er biz in
uniere 3eit in INNER sr6Bsrer 9IGses
meinbeit. gur ielten ipurben Stims
men Iuut, fpel9e auf bic a6Iduffung
bes SanbI9ubes brdngen. Sin 8ei=
fpiel bilbet George StepbenIon, tpels
fi9 fpeigerte, als er beim SOnig BON
8elsien eine 9lubiena bate, Sanos
fhube anSuSieben.
Sine isbr fsin. GmpfinOung fir
@nItunb serube in 8eSus uuf bic
Sanbi9ube finbet man in Sdpeoen
unb SSinnlanb. Sn bieIen 2Gnoern
gilt es fir unbOfIi4, SemunOem gum
@rub bic Sanb gu geben, obne baB
man ben SanbIdub abgsSogen bat.
9but man es bod, 10 bittet man nm
@ntiduIOisuns. Sn SsutidlanO mar
es friibsr OorgeI6rieben, beim Gins
tritt in sinen prin5li6en YferoeitdlI
bic Sanbi9ube ansu5ieben. Der
SanbI6ub bat iabrbunOertluns cine
arobs Rolle als Symbol seIpieIt, unb
atpar IeltIamer Deiie ebeniopobl Sur
4ntiinbigung Der Seinbi9uft als Der
iFreunOiduft. Sn triter 9s5isbuns 1T
bic Rebsnsart, ben ~5sbbsbanbi9ub
binlperfen", nod bsute ipridpOrt'
lid; in friibersr 3eit ipurb, oft ses
mug Der gtittsrbunbfdub bu4fdbli4
in bisIer Deiis sebrau9t. an ben
SunbIdub als Symbol Der Sreunos
i6aft srinnsrt nod bus ensliI9e
Spri9pOrt .tbeb ore hanb anb
GLOBE. Wian sebruudts in bieiem
ssaGls nit @Orliebe SunOeleber, neil
Der Sunb bas treueite Sbier lit.
Gs 1T nur natiirIid, bab in ben
GGnbsrn, tpelhe rdubes 3limd 6dben,
bas aupitsl Der pip9OlOsie Oes
Sdnoi6ubes nett pertieftsr unO aus
sebebnter 1T als in iOnnisen 2dns
bern. Sn StuIien bate ghemdnb @ns
LAB, iibsr ben Sanoidub na45uoenz
fen, neil man ibn nidt brau4te.
2lber in benz feudten 8limd @ngs
lambs bilbeu iid ean5e Mbtben iiber
ben Sanbf9ub. 0prt mar Der Sanbs
I6ub Elm Rleinob unb 5uglsi9 elm
Symbol. Mun perIOnifi8irte, alles
QpriIirte unb perberrli9t. i'm in
,Ddbrbeit unb 9i9tung." @rpdbnt
fei bi. alte sngliIde Site, buB bus
MGb9en, bas auerit ben gteumonb
fab, benz Manne sunddit einen Sub
Ober elm puar SanOidubs rauben
oiirfte.
Bel uns ii6t beute Der SanOi9ub
taum mebr irgenb fOIhen poetiiben
Rei5 aus. Sn Der 5bat tOmmt man
ia au9 eerdbe aIs &rittter BEL Der
9eurtbsiluns bes Sanoidubes in elm
Dilemma: 4eitbetiI6 senOmmen muB
elm Sanbf9ub eng aniiBen, ipte anges
soEen, aber serabs bann ma9t er bic
feline 9etpeslihtsit Der SanO 5uni9te
unb pirtt BON biefem @sii6tspuntte
aus IG9erli9. SGppiI9 uno tOlpelz
bait pieoerum pirtt elm peitIibenber
SanbI9ub. BON bisIem Stunbpuntte
aus bat bic Site, bic SanbI9ube in
Der Sanb gu trasen, piel fir iidb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

-@ufmertf m. Bauer: gllte.
morgen trtsg'n mir 8eIud aus Der
Staot, Die lperr'n tein sepO6nliAe
Eubbutter ehen ippllen, oeuen mill
fen mir Idon feline &unitbutter aus
Der Stabt bplen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26
Mus RpIleaefaGlsn.

-4us ber Rolle gefaGlen.
3iuei neugeuoelte @mport0mmlinse
renommiren sesenIeitig nit ibren ins
timen 9e5iebungen sum fart Ders
f4ulbeten 6iiriteh prellinstp. n@r
nennt mid ME anbers als Iieber
@OIbitein," OerIebt Der Cine Ielbitgss
fdlis. n0as 1T gar ni4ts," ertpiOert
Manbslbliitb, ~mid be5sidnet er uuss
f9lieBli9 nur mein lieber. alter
Sreunb". rWispiel baben Sic ibm
benn geborst, sic Sdnorrer9" fragt
9oIOitein, oariiber rieiig aufsebra4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26
Ser SaaOi9nb.


turSe anbeutuugen iiber bic 9es
I6td5te oes Sanbi6ubs intereHiren.
S6pn in Der 8ibel tpirb Der 9anos
I9u6 errpGbnt; in Der S4at fdeint
Der SanbI6u6 BEL ben alten SsrueIi'
ten su einer Stanbestru9t sebOrt gu
6a6en. 2lu6 SOmer erpGbnt bic
Sdnoi6ube: 2uertes trug 9anbs
i1ube gum S9uB gsgsn bic 9Ornen.
1te bGrenen Sanbi9ube Der alten
gerIer erpGbnt 8enopbon in Ieiner
8propGbie. Die R0mer trugen pahrz
I1einli6 siemlid uGIsemein Sanos
I9ube, iobalb es nur bic lmitdnOe
piinI9ensnert6 erI9einen lieben. SIN
pierten Sabrbunbert UerOen bic
Sanoi6ube uuter ben 6olterinitrus
menten aufseFiibrt. glber i'm glittel>
alter ipuroen 9anoI9ube audi bduftg
nit Stidereien uno psrten an ben
6ingerpurseln uno am 9anogeIent
beIeBt.
Simmer mebr tpurbe Der SdnbiAuh
su einem Symbol. Wenn elm Siirit
ii6 einem anberen unteriDOrfen erz
tlGrte, i9idts er ibm ieinen Sanoz
Ibub. Sn 6runtreid puroen BEL Der
9rDnun9 Der a0nise bic Sanbf4u9e
DEFENDERS eingeiegnet.
Inter ben Rprmannen unb plans
tdaenets tparen bic Sanbi9ube gee
raoeSu Sbeile Der tOnisliben 9eDalt.
MGrtte nurben unter bem S9ube
Der Sanbidube bes &Onigs einsez
ribtet, Strafen bsim Sanoi9ub bes
S0nios perbGnst. glls 4arl V. ben
a0nig BON Gnslauo berdusforbern
pollte, lieB er ibm feineH Sanbi4uh
Our6 einen aii9sniunsen Dor bic
siibe tperfen.
@s 1T na9 allsbem ni9t gu pers
punOern, tpenn bic SanbI9ube INNER
tpitbarer unb gum She'll ipirtIi6e
8unitperte ipurOen, tpie bic Der aDz
nigin @liIabstb Don Gnslano unb
Der Marid Stuart.
BON Der 3sit Der 80nisin gIiIus
beth an tamen bic parfiimirten Sunb>
I6ube auf. Sbat.ipsare ldBt Inz
tOlpcus fugen: globes, inject as
oumast roles" (SanbI9ube, 10 fiiB
lpie bic RpIsn BON 9amdstus). Der
0i6ter SOipeG az, SubrbunbsrD
i6reibt: rSn 8airO lei bic 2uft,
ipenn SiibpinO. 10 iiib, pie elm pars
fiimirter ipaniI9er Sanoidub." Sns
tersIIe 6ietet ss, gu tpiFeu, ppbsr ii4
bieIe Site, bic Sunbi9ube gu pdrz
fiimiren, urIpriinglid beridrieb. Der
9oae Oomenico Seipo BON 8eneoig
beiratbete 1911 gonitantine 0ucds,
luel6e pom Orient bic prientalii4en
Sttten uno 10 au6 ben pariiimirten
SunoI6ub mit6ra9t.. Bon ibr iogte
man, pie Don &Isoputru, bab lie nit
ibren @Oblgeriiden bic Winoe liebess
trant ma6te.
9lu6 oas Qeoer fpurot elm tmmer
feineres. Ulit 8orlisbe nabm man
bic Suut BON Der 8ruit iunger
Siibuer. 0i.Is Sdnbi9ube tparen
aber nur i'm II. Subrhunoert i'm
9ebrauh. Damn nubm mdn bic Sout
BON uneeboreusn Ralbsrn, inoem man
bic tragenben aiibe t0btsts. Gin fpIs
der Sanbidub mubte 10 peia iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

Der WGcen. 9slbprob
gum 9eIebrten): SD lueiB, iunger
WanH, sic m0atsn germ beriibmt
pernen. @ebeu Sic bin, entoeten
Sic ben HorbpOl. SD bssubps!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

Ru6e. 9stunnter: .Sie tpirs
fen bel benz Dobltbdtisteitsfeit aud
mit2 Sd bente, Sic iinb tein TreunO
BON iOI6eH attionen2" 0idterlins:
.QlIIerbines ni9t. 2lber Der Rebats
teur, Der INNER meiue 9ebi4te abb
Isbnt, ift uu9 bort unb ba l.is i'd
lie por."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26
Gin 9enner. gferer Bureau,

Gin &enner. Rerer Bureau,
8oritunb: limb ppr alien, meins Sers
rem. feline often Iiesen lafen - ic
ldnser iie Iiessn, SeitO lduser bleibsn
lie lieseH.
= StoBfeuf3er. 8eamtsr (im
@ormunbi9afts 9ureauD: 5errsott,
lpie Diel 9trbeit tOnnts man erfparsn,
lpenn ale Weniden i9on sroBidbris
auf bic Welt tGmen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26
: SelbHbepubt. ssrGulein:

= SeGb btbepuBt. 5rGuIein:
rSagen Sic nal, Vtarianne, glauben
sic, buB Der Serr Refersnour ni9t
balo I'm meine iSano unbulten
mirb9" SOdyin: FRA, bu feien Sic
nur gang unbeiorgt, sndbiges Grdus
lein, ich bube Idon gang aRbere pars
tien 3uidmmen9etodt."
ueberfliifiis. 9tdutigum:
SD ba6 bios nod einen 9nOpf an
meinem Rod - piqit 0u mir bic ans
oeren ni9t pisber annGben, Maus2"
= 8rdut: .Das 1T bod gang unnOs
tbig = 9u tunnit bod itatt an ben
Rodtn6pfen an einem 8Giimden abs
5dblen, Oh id Did liebe -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

9emiitblt9. Sic: r0u,
6ran3l, lparum ItedIt Du Oenn ben
S9laerin9 sin2" - @r: sd bab'
nit bem Raa6arn ettpas gu beipres
hen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

2ei9t m0gIi9. Baron:
ngtu, es ift ni4t 10 melt ber nit benz
9eiit oes 9ottors. So oft i4 nit
ibm 9eOantenaustauid5 pfIege, sisbt
er ben SiirSsrsn.
= Gin galdnter Suus<
berr. Ulietberin: .Denn bic Srsppe
nur niht 10 idmols Stufen bdtteI"
- %, sndbiss 5rou buben ia AUDI
teine sroben 5iibe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

- 86rtli9 genOmme e n.
Sonntagsreiter: n6err tStulImeiiter,
tpie tOnnen sic mir einen ioIhsn Saul
geben? &aum mar i9 in Der nG9iten
SrtI6dft, ba 1T sr nit mir in bic
pffene 9orftirhe geruIt." Stdllmets
ftsr: .gfa, elm frommeres Pfero tOns
uen Sic bod gar ni4t perlangen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

SIN gifer. nWie, Serr golz
lese, Sic glcuben nitt, OaB Der BON
mir propbe3eite W.ttuntersans eins
trsffen tpirba... Run, ala i6 i'm
9oriabre einsn WeItuntersuns pros
pbs3sits. glaubte College Reiter aud
ni6t burdn = bic WeIt TT aber bod
untersesansen !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26
. WtRperfGnbuiB. s

= Wtbperf dn buiB 5. arat
(su einem patienten, Der BON Der
Setter ssfalIsn 1T unO elm 9ein aebrO'
den bdt): rRun, Sofbduer, Cure lln@
pOrIi9tigtsit miibt Sbr iebt theuer be-
sablen!" Bauer (dnsitlit): ~9aben
q b Rednuns ihO 'bei gabnu. 9srr
Softa2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26

SenfatiOnslI. Rsiienber:
$50 perF9ere Sic, meine Serr.
Fduften, um asquutOr 1T es 10 beib,
bdb bic GinssbOrsnen ihre 9enn.n in
gistGiten ieben, bomit iit feline BART
ssiotteuen gisr lesen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-26
- 1lnerna nartete S9Gut

= unerfpdrtete L 9 d Il b
fOlseruns. Sunge Srau (hpiteriia
unb stpig nDrselnb): sd iuse Dir,
Ontel, gbuarb bebanbelt mid pie
elm beFeres 9ienitmdbden!" SnteI:
riSi:r sinsn 10 riidiidtspOIIen 9utten
tunnit 0u benz SimmeI gar ni6t ges
mug banten!"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-21

On account of bad health | offer for
sale my farm with growing crop. ma
chinery and farm implements, all stock.
cart, wagons. poultry and household
furniture. 1t is one of the best seaside
farms in the State of Maryland. lying
on the waters edge at Georges Island
Landing, near Stockton, containing
four to five hundred acres. 1t is all
equipped for poultry raising with steam
heat, and four Cypher's lncubators.
Price for everything complete, 81. 500. 90.
Will give possession at once. Address,
f. H. Dryden 4 Co.. Pocomoke, or A.
J. Joyner. Stockton.