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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
2luslano.

- Sn 9ublin, Ruiiii9'Bolen 1T
Die YoliSei elmer 8duberbunbe auf Die
Spur setOmmeu. bic ausihlieBlia aus
0rausnabsitauo. Die 6iibrsrinnen Der
8anbe iino perbaitet wOrosn.
- @ine aus dineliiden 9eihdfts
leutsn sebiloete @eiellidait wirb in
Sanfow. @bina. cine 9roBe Stabl
fabrif erridten. nm ben gum Sau pon
neuen:@ileubabnen notbwenoiSen Stabl
ber3uitellen.
= aus @iien, Deutidlauo, wirr
ssmsloet. oaB elm bOber Seantsr oei
arupp'iden 8ubriten, osiien Siamsn
ssbsim sebalten miro, we9en Ssrs
ratbens militariIder @ebeimuiiie uer'
buftst woroeu lit.
- Der Correspondent Der Sonoon
rOailp Wtail" in Durbun meloet, bal
bic Stanoarb Sil SO. Die fiioairifanl
idsn Sanbslsintersiien Der Sbei Crane
port ano Grabbing So. fdufliA srwOrben
bat. uno isst oas WiouOpOl fir Osl il
Siioafrita bslist.
= Sn aller Stille faub in SlorenS.
Stalisu. oas .Segrdbnib Der unlansl
peritorbenen Shriititellerin nOuioa'
itatt. Sbrem Sarse folSten auber ibrel
treuen Disuerin nur nod ibre 9nncc
Die iie trcu 9epfleSt bate.
= 8sionosrer susjeidnuns ieiteni
oes aaiiers iino @abriel uOl
Seiol, Der @rbauer bes DeutiAen Wur
leums in Wiiin6en. unO Der @omponil
War Sru9. welder unldn9it Die Seie
isiues iisbSisitsn @sburtstaSs besins
tbeilbaitis seworben. Seioe baben Del
Orben rYour le Wterite" erbulten.
= SIN gltsr pom 62 Sahren lit il
9onoon Der uortreiflihe Wfeiiter oel
Yioline uno @oncertoirisent au9ul
98Hbetmi ssitorbsn. 9lls Sobn bes be
tunuten- rbeiniiden SBsinbcrsbsiiserf
l8ilbelmi bat Der aiinitler am 81. Sep
tcmbsr 1s45 in Dem naiiaullden Sreis
itdOtdsn lliiu3en i'm 9auuus oas Si6
Der Uelt erblidt.
= Sn Taris itarb i'm bOhsn slltel
pou beinabe SO Sabreu @arbina
Sransois Wtarie 9iidarbs. Der @r5
biidci BON Raris. an elmer Sunseu
fruntbeit, Die ibn felt ldnssrer 3eit an't
8ste ssiefelt. Der Ssritorbsns nal
um 1 ..widr, 1919 in Siantss. 5runtreid
ssborsn uno wuroe:in Sabre 1ss9ssuH
Cardinal sruannt.
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pom piinob6l,d)sn.
Sas traarias edlidtaI bes grRassrs Sss
,2MWeieIhoIier.n


,,edlnsieIb5Ijer."
Dreipisrtsl Sabrbunbert iit es iebt
Der. baB bic rS6pefelbDlser" erfun,
ben lpurben, Elm babies, baB ibr @rfin,
Der itarb-im tiefiten @lenb. @r mar
fpeoer Elm @dpeoe nod elm @nqlGnoer,
fonbern Elm DeutIber, unb bieB Sob.
Sriebrih aGmmerer. Sein Name ers
innert uns an bic triibite 3eit Der
Serrf9aft Metterni9s: &Gmmerer
mar zines ieiner Spfer, bic in bic bits
terfte Notb, in bic @erbunnung ober
ms Srrenbdus sebebt purbeu. =
9lus 2uopigsburg in Wiirttembere
ftammenb, ieines 3si9ens Gbemiter,
nabm &dmmerer tbeil am Samba9er
Rationalfeit unb fpra1 beseiiert BON
Seutihlanbs @ini9ung uno Der rSons
liberation Der europdilben Gtoaten. I"
Solde Geben ipurosp aber gar libel
permertt, unb bic Mrebe'i9,n Sraep.
ner pubten bic MiTetbGter balb 5u
finben. glu9 admmerer puros in ieis
ner Seimatb als itaatsgefdbrlifer
Qlufpieslsr ergriffen unb rad bsm
Sobenafperg abgefiibrt. DGbreub feis
ner @efansenidaft bier erfanb Ell i'm
Nppember bes Sabres 1882 bic S9pes
feIb0Iaer. 9lls- er absr piebsr auf
freien SUB sefebt purbe unO bic bes
b6rblide 8epiligung CUR @ertpers
tbung feiner @rfinbung na9iu6te,
ipurbe benz @erbd6tigen rbie SerItels
lung bes gefGbrli6en SsuererSsugings>
mittels" bel i9tperiter Strafe oerbos
ten! Cine Weile gelang es ibm, bic
S6fpefelbOl5er i'm sebeimen berauitel=
len unb ms gluslanb gu pertdufen.
Dis oies ruhbdr lpurbe, IieB bic Be
b0rbe feline @erfftatt ssritOren. unb
Sdmmerer panberte ipieber ins Sc
fdnenib. Die Sadie fpurbe fir 70
rpi9tig eebalten, baB Der 9unbestag
Ii9 bamit beIdbdftigte unb eine Der
oronung erlieb. fponab in alien beut.
fben 2anoen der Sanbsl unb 9es
brau6 Der bohft gefdbrli9sn Heibs
5iinbb0l5er, erfunben unb bergeIteGt
BON benz G1emiter &Gmmerer, itrengF
items perboten" truroe. Ser ungliidz
lihe Grfinber berlor bariiber i'm @es
fdnsnife ben @eritanb unb itarb elenb
nm Sabre 1857. Srantreid aber unb
namentlid @nglanb niibten bic beoslits
fame Grfinouns iofort aus; bier mar
es defenders Solben. Der bic Sabritas
tion i'm sroben betrieb unb dls piel>
fa9er WiillionGr itarb. DsutI9lunb |
sabIte erit nod lanse Sabrsebnte bins
bur6 Sribut dn bas @uslanb, ebe
SeuerItein unb 9unber beribpanoen.
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eSarforst ttnsr Raupt.
Rsrfipireies Bethatieuus stnsS RsiesHbshs
rers fur fetne tad1fpmme enidlatt.

fffs tur tethe 9tamfpmmehlmatt.
Inter Der Spibmarte ~Snitintt ober
Lleberlesuns9" beridtet prpfehor
SoiesSansis in Der Wo4snidriiS ~Oie
llmiddu" Sol9enbes:
DGbrenb meiner 9luslanbreiIe I'M
Spmmer 1907 bra9te mir mein
SObnden zines Sdges cine psrpup=
punssreife. aussetpadiene Raups oes
Weibenbobrers. 9tls friiberer eifriger
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno 3u9ter
pollte i9 meinem Sunsen ipdter ein=
NAL ben fertigen S9metterling sei9en
t0nnen unb lab mid baber mad einem
.geeigneten 9lufbeipabrungsort fir bas
9bier um. 3und9it bot ii6 bafiir
ni9ts als cine Strei9bol5i4adteI, in
pel9e bic Raupe. ipie gu erparten mar.
umsebenb Elm God fraB. Ga bic llms
gebuns aber teine 8erpuppungsees
lesenbeit bot, 70 blieb bic aaupe, ipies
Der in bic S6d9tel suriidssbra4t.
rubig barin liesen unb besann nit ben
0orarbeiten fir Elm SsIpinit. lin jes
bod epentuellen peiteren 6ludtperz
Ti9en por3ubeugen. iebte id bic
Streidbpl3i6ahtel in eine pafenbe
opale pappf9a9tel, bsren Sedel nit
rei9liden 9uftl0dern berieben mar.
Qlm nd6lten Morsen bate bic S6ad'
tel Elm Sod. bas Sbier mar aber ni9t
entipiden, fonbsrn arbeitete rubis in
Der Streibbol5I9a9tel an feinem Sc
fpinIt. SEPT lag Der @ebante nabe.
baB bic &aupe nur bem autiinftigen
S6metterIing einen Wes in's Sreie
bate often bdlten pollen. Dies be-
lpabrbeitete ii6 in Der Shat baburd,
bab bic &aupe aud in cine lpeitere
pappida6tel, bic id als brittle Siille
um iie bra9te, ipieberum Elm gum
Sur9idliipfen geeignetes God fraB,
obne iebo9 einen Glu9tperiud gu ma>
den. sic tro6 pielmebr pieber in
ibre Strei9bol5fhahtel, ipo iie fi6,
ba ipeiteres @inbii[leu unterblieb, nuns
mebr ipirtlid einfpann unb Derpuppte.
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ReitprSre iiir cfii,icre.

9luf @eranlaFung bes prdiioenten
Rooiepslt 1T bonn 8riegsbepartement
in Waibinston, .. g., eins Orbre ers
lafen porben, tpelde ni1t nur bic
probsritte Der Offiaiere BON Maiors,
Rang auftpGrts gu elmer bauernoen
@inri9tung ma6t, bic probe 1T aud
fpefentli6 peri9drft. 2laiGbrlid ipq
probe scritten, lperben, unb aipar brei
Sage lang. Bel benz iiinsiten eriten
Experiment bate man ii9 nit Is Meis
len an einsm Sage besniist. gs pdrb
Gdritt, Srab unb @alopp seritten.
BON ieber @orte fiinf Meilen. Sest
follen an iebem Sage bes breitdgigen
gittes ie 80 Wcilen auriidselsgt ipers
ben, unb spar unter ben 9ebinslnsen
bon parforte sMdrfbsn, bas beibt, bic
Sffi3iere baben niGt mir bic berfdiss
henen @ansarten gu pferbs OurA5u.
MAIDEN. ionbern iie miiHen aud abs
iteisen, bas pferb am 3iisel fiibren.
unb baneben bsrlaufen, um bic gferbe
gu fdonen.
2lls SoIse bes Is MeilcnsRitts Fnb
BIB iest 16 OfftSiere por bic priis
fungs &ommiIiipn beprbert iporben.
Na9 ben 80 Meilen>Ritten pirb, 70
elaubt man, bic r@rmees8eriiinsuns"
ipabri9einlid bebeutenh rof6:re Sort
f9ritte MAIDEN.
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GiScnbabM Seittabelle.
e.latuars, sadapanna auo qs.ii.ru sa6n.

S.!atuare. eadamanna uuo Beifern Babn.
Sn fraft ben "a. Suni 1906.
GipIld-gsrl6bt SCRANTON fir Nep yerf
nm 2.05, 3.20, Sos. 500, 1920, Bern. |;
1910, 3.25 uub $40 Radmittass. 8iir
gtw gorf une philadelphia, I'm $40 8orm.;
12.40 unb 3.35 ga&mittass. 6iir
Sobybanna, 6.tO gladmittass.
WSrnIidy sir Buffalo um LIS, 6.25 II. 900
Wpr.; t.55. 6.40 unS tt.f0 Na6mittags. 6iir
Binstamton, Glmira uue 3pif&tnffaticnsn, um
1910 Mer. une los Na@m. 5iir Ssptsp
Syrasu(s une Utica. um LIS unb 6.25 Wsr. {;
f.55 Radmittass. Ospeso. Spraeuls une
Utica 3ug TIM 6.25 Rer. lduft i6glid, ausat.
upmnitn Scnntass. 6iir Wontrols nm 900
Rcr.; los uue GAO Ra6m. NitoIlpn ae,
rpmptatipu. I'm 400 Ra6miitnas. Bling.
hampton Nctcmceatiou, um 6.t5 Nahmiitaas.
Dloomsburg 5ibiiion-sguIGBt Scranton
Itr Ncrtbumbsrlanb um 6.35, 10 20 Mpr. ;
1.55 uub $40 Ra&m, 8iir plymputb um go
Ra&mittags.
ScuHtaasS 3fiee.
gioIld sir Htp gprf um 205, 800
sos unp 1920 @crssne; 3.35 unb $40
Nahm.
gSrolidl Rir Buffalo I'm t.f5, uns
6.25 Rcr. i.55. $40 uue i.t0 Nadm
Ghr 9inebamtOn uub 3pifbsuRaticusu, 900
uub 1910 9prmittaas
1loomsbnrg 9ibifion @'rlSei Sudrtcr
I'm 1920 Wcr unh $40 Na6miltnes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
VferS ais eleftriiAer sciter.

ueber neuartise @sriude. nm cine
telegrapbiIde unb telepboniide 8ers
binbung unter 9erittenen 3u ermDgs
li9en, beri9tste 2eutnant aoples bonn
13. ess&apdlleriesRegiment ouf
Sort 2eopenlportb, aas. gla9 benz
senialen Spftem ipirb bas pferb gum
@Iiebe zines elettrif9en &reislaufes
gsmdbt. @erm6gs Der Ginri9tung
tann elm berittener Selesrapbiit an
feline Qusganssitation Su ieber 3ett
telesrapbii9e Mittbeilunsen selaneen
luffsn, pbne absuiteisen Ober gu balten,
uno biss pirb errei9t,' inbem er elm
tleines Gtiiddsn &upfer, ipel9es NIT
benz telegrapbiibsn oDer telepboniiden
Snftrument perbunben 1T, on ben
8orper bes Sbierss bdlt unb bdbur9
cine 8erbinbung nit benz 8oben bur6
bic Sufe bes pferbes bsritellt.
Die 8eriude ipurben uuf 8oben bon
Der oerf6iebsnitsn 8ei9affenbeit anees
ftelIt unb bic llnterbaltune fplrbe stpis
I9en stpei Sslesrapbiiten obne Sdipie@
rigtsit gefiibrt, ipelhe urf flint WetIen
sur6 einsn Ordbt perbunben tparen,
unb bic pfsrbe itanbsn babel i'm 9rafe.
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sadapannu g. 8Domius gaIlss.
(9uurel 9inir.)
3uiittu Suanicn uno gpilfts. Barre

3piihm Suautpn une 8iIfss. Barre.
3aae ptrfalsn Sudntou I'm 90, 200, 3 90
400, 500 une 90 Wrrasns. I'm 5 40 W2pr.
asns an WChentasrn uub alls uahfcIatubs
ipau,is Minutsn, unb um 700 Worasns an
Spnntaasu unb aat na6foIesnbt ,pau,ia Mi.
uut.n bis unb trflulipt f2 10 Rahis, In @il.
fts- Barre al Wiuuttn ipGttr aniommsub.
Grprseiiisf, nus In pittstOn anbaltsub, Der.
IaiI.u SCRANTON dlls Stunbt idgItH, dusat-
nommen Ssuniaas uub S}titrtastn, BON 7.f9
Wpraens bic 7.t9 abtnbs. unb irtiftn in @il.
ts.Barre 80 Rinuttn fpdtsr elm.
Oefitrtr Disnii ,piiG.a Scranton. Nas Nua
parl, Puua parf, petnsbura unb Dunmprt.
Stebs gabrpIan fir stp6dbtfSrbunet 3iae.
q. n. Rsts. ~. BtrftbrsIfitsr
FRAT ID Rraft am 8. Suit 1907.
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@ufgefunbene M m :
m II topf. Dem germanif9en
SbeiIe bes neusn Muieums in Saltern.
8eitfaIen, ipurbe Elm i'm 2ippebett ses
funbener Mammutbtopf einperleibt.
Der iebr gut erbaltene S9Gbeltnpden
nit bem Obertiefer, Der auBer ben
stpsi feIiiibenben 8aden5dbnen aud bic
beiben bunteIfdparSen Stobadbne
auflpeiit, ipiest unsefdbr atpei gentner.
gs 1T 9lusiidt porbunoen, boB an bsra
ieIben 5unbitelle nod tpeitere Mams
mutbrsite aufsebedt iperbsn, neil bort
bereits Dor Sabren fclde gefunben
fpurben.
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QoIiatf ais entfiih.

8oIi3if ais @ntfi b.
Der Marquis 9uiieppe Gito,
Better uub 9lbiutant bes &Oniss @its
tor emanuel bon Stalien, iuurbe BON
mebreren MGnnern, barunter einem
polisifsn in Uniform, ersriffen unb
in eira S6bIe sefdleppt, mo man ibn
unter Dlibbdnblunsen 3ipdns. iid
burd einen grtef bon ieinsr GemubIin
$500 f6iden gu IaHen, iporauf er freis
selaFen purbe. SaIb erfrOren unb
In ber5peifelter 8erfafuns ipurbe er
IpGter aufsefunben. Der betbeiliste
poIisiit fpurbe perboftet unb Iegte elm
9eitGnonib db.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

poInifder 3 optott. Der
aampf Der polen sesen bic preuBiide
Reaierung bat bic folssnbe 8liitbe ses
aeifist: Sn ben Oitmarien betommen
polen, ipeIhe i'm 9ienit bes preubis
t&en Staates iteben, feline polnii9e
s5rau msbr. Die polniidsn MGbden
balten ss fir 0srratb on ben nationas
len gsifrebunsen, sinsn @oItsssnoF.n
5u beiratben, Der preubiiaer Staatsbez
amter 1T. .9samts unb 2sbrsr auss
gefdIoHen" 1T cine 8emertuns. bic
nidt f,lt.n ben Seiratbsseiuden IN
ppInif9en 3situnaen anoefiini Ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

Reuer so d f9uls2 2eb r.
qeqen 4 b. Qluf 9lnorhnung
bes preufifden aultusminiiters ipurs
ben an Der llniperiitGt au Salle a. g.
gum eritsn Male ginridtunsen sts
iroffen. bic es ben muiitaliI9 btfGbis.
ten angebenbsn Sb.rlebrern srniDss
li6en. iid bic Satultas fir ben @e'
'anssunterridt an bOberen 2ebranital'
ten au eripeTben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

Ole StGbtenamen in ben
Der. Staaten tpieberbolsn iid oft. 10
sriftirsn 81 StGbte unb 9Drfer NIT
glamen Srob, 10 9ltbens. II 1ltied,
16 4leranbria, 15 Rome unb IL Gars
tboqe, abgeieben BON z 4ttiea unb 7
5braeuIe. glur spei Staaten, Sns
biond unb Retp Yorf, entbolten
SiGbte, ipelde ale 8 Wamen trosen.
Dbio unb MiHouri eutbuItsn ieber 7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

mpfGauSunsstas 9
in Seutf d1anb. Die 2otuls
abtbeilung &refelb bes 2unbfpirtbs
f9uftlidsn @sreins fir RbeinpreiiBen,
bic bisber i9on in ben b.rI9iebenen
@emeinben bss areiies 1000 Ipfels
bdume unb 5000 SobannisbeeritrGus
der bur9 Sdulfinber bate dnpflans
gen laiTen, bate iiinsit i6ren fiebten
BaumpfIdnaunsstag. SO tpurben 1000
QpfelbGume unb 200 Sobannisbeers
ItrGu9er gepflanat. Die bisber bepor'
suste 2tpfeIart. bic Wintersolbpars
mGns, bat itsIIenipeife bur4 bic Bluts
laus selitten, tpesbalb man biesmal
als observation-disclosures Sorte rbie
S90ns bon 8osfOp" unsepfIun5t bat.
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@pnberw asen fir 8es
truntene. Sm rSdaffbauIer Sns
tsIIigsnsblatt" rebst Profehor Sorel
Der Ginftellung zines Sonoernaeens
fir 9etruntene in bic 8dbnaiige bas
Wort. @r madt folsenotn 8orI9IaS:
r9os eibsenofIiffe @iIenbabn De
partement beitimmt, bdb am Sonntag
9tbenb an ieben 3ug elm ober 5ipsi Was
gen nit ipeSisller SnIdrift fir betruns
tene Heiienbe dngebGnet iperben. Sa
binein iperben befOrbert ale 2eute, bic
Iib bonn Stadium Iei1tsr 9lnbeiteruug
bis gum Stabium bes ibperen Ruuz
I6es beipesen. Sails bic @ibsenohens
fhaft es gu i4pieris finben foIlte,
biefe Serrf6aften in bic SrinterDaeen
su birieiren, iblase i9 umeetebrt Dor,
Spe5idIpasen fir aItobolfrsis Perios
nen iebem 3use anaubGnsenl"
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8erbGutet. Gin pruminenter
2lpotbeter ben partsrsburs, 80. 9a..
berblutste. nadbem ibm elm 3abn .ge'
logen ipprben mar. Ollie 8emiibuneen
rebrerer 4er5te, benz 8luten ginbalt
,u gebieten. iparen bersr5lih.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20
Last Excursion

The last Sunday excursion of the sea-
son was run to the island last Sunday.
The streets in Philadelphia were COW
cred with ice and sleet, yet there were
seven full cars of people brought here
on the train, where they found no snow
and delightful weather. A fine class IF
people, principally cottagers and prop
erty owners, use these autumn excur-
sions. Would it not be profitable to
the railroad company to continue
them?
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20

sAFiisttiian Eadeayoe sGciety-9f
the First Presbyterian church, will
hold a Christmas bazaar on December
IL and II. Fancy and useful articles,
home made food and candies, cake and
ice cream, coffee and sandwiches will
be on sale.
Miss Della Aldrich has returned
home after spending eight weeks in
Philadelphia caring for her nephew
who was seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. James Bowers, Andrew avenue,
spent Monday in the city.
Fresh Jersey pork and sausage at
Bryant's meat market. n
Samuel Roberts was in Philadelphia
on Wednesday.
Rufus Collins, the Pacific avenue
butcher, is confined to his home by ILL
ness.
A parade was held on Tuesday eve
ming by a number of enthusiastic poll
ticians in honor Of the reelection of
Mayor Smith. The Cape May band
rendered music for the occasion and
there were some floats in the line.
After the parade the participants en-
JOY ed a treat at the Hotel Pacific.
Miss Ray Raysinger, of Bridgeton, is
and twO Uapka among friends
here.
Harry Heating, Jr., has purchased
two lots on the new Ottens Harbor
tract.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20
Thanksgiving Proclamation

The honor of being a citizen of this
great republic would, of itself, be a
sufficient cause for annually setting
apart, in accordance with custom, a
day for Thanksgiving and prayer. But
the people of New Jersey have much
else to be thankful for. Their church
relations, their free schools, their good
roads, their unique situation, their
clean State government, their pictur-
esque hills, their unequalled sea coast,
their efficient municipal governments,
their vast mining, manufacturing and
industrial interests, aud their high
average intelligence, all give cause for
unbounded gratitude % the Oliver of all
good. Beside all this, u fields have
been fertile, our homes happy, our
transportation facilities satisfactory,
the wages of labor fair, and the price
of the product of our farms and of the
output of our factories remunerative.
When to all this is added a splendid
civic spirit, which is abroad in our pub
lie life, we can indeed be grateful for
the Providence overruling it all. On
every account our lot may, truly, be
said to be cast in pleasant places.
Therefore, |, John Franklin Fort,
Governor of the State of New Jersey,
do designate Thursday, the Goth day of
November instant, as II day to be OF
served for general thanksgiving and
prayer, aud upon that day | recon-
mend that all business cease and that
the people gather in their respective
churches, and other places for public
worship, or in their homes in private,
to make fitting acknowledgment to AL
mighty God OF his unbounded benefac-
tons to us as a nation, state and in
dividuaIs.
Given under my hand and
seal at the executive chamber,
in the city of Trenton, this
Seal 18th day of November, in the
year of our Lord, 1908, and of
the Independence of the Uni
ted States the l33d.
JOHN FRANKLIN FORT.
By the Governor:
s. ID. Dickinson,
Secretary of State.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20

about the farmers barnyard.
Cousin Sarah carved it and gave the
boy the drumsticks, which he liked the
herself, but that seemed to make very
little impression on the great turkey.
The boy was silent for awhile, for
he vas hungry and the drumsticks
were very good. Presently. however,
he said, cousin Sarah, must people
give thanks when they haven't any
thing to give thanks for?"
"Why what do you mean, lear boy ?
Every one has something to be thank
full for, and you have a very great
deal"
Eyes, I know l have!' said the boy.
"But must people be thankful for salt
fish and potatoes when they haven't
anything else at alp
Cousin Sarah thought they must. for
salt fish and potatoes were a very great
deal better than nothing, and the boy
returned to his drumsticks. finished
the first and began on the second.
Presently he said, "Will you have
some more turkey, Cousin SarahY
mo, dear, thank you! | have had
quite enough
The boy drew a long breath "Then
l can have the rest of the turkey" he
said in a tone of satisfaction. because
mamma told Mary she might go to
dinner with her sister after we were
done"
Cousin Sarah looked at him in
amazement.
MY dear little boy" she said. what
do you mean? The rest of this huge
turkey? Why. you would die! Any
way you couldn't eat half of it,"
Il don't want it mysalfi' the boy ex-
planned. 81 want it to take to the Jaw
kins' because they have nothing but
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Utterly Selfish.

Nellie-That Clara Sharpe is just tie
meanest. most utterly selfish girl | ever
saw. She lever thinks of any one but
herself. Dora-Tell me about it. Neliie
I ran in there the other evening for
a few moments. and while ! was there
Mr.. Spooner called. 1t wasn't long be-
fore he requested her to play. Hes
passionately fond of music, you know
Well, what do you think that girl de
She asked him to come to the piano
and urn the music for her, so tina, 7
couldn't talk to him.
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ed to go. Things sometimes happen
sol
Papa and mamm had to dine with
Aunt Briggs because she was ninety
years old and all alone, and Aunt
Briggs did not like little boys. So papa
and m looked very sad as they
kissed their hands for goodby, and
when the boy saw that he tried to look
as If he liked to be left behind and
smiled and kissed his hand to them
very cheerfully.
But after they were gone he felt very
solitary. so he thought be would go
and feed his guinea pigs. He also
gave bits of cabbage to the snails that
lived down by the fence. He was sure
they must be very hungry because the
things they used to eat were all gone.
Here is your Thanksgiving dinner.
snails," he said gravely. You are
thieves, you know, because you used to
eat the peas and the celery, but I sup
lose you get hungry just the same"
The snails said nothing, but perhaps
they were grateful.
Two boys were fighting for an ap-
pie out in the street, and presently the
bigger boy got it away from the small
er one, and the smaller one cried.
Here, hi" said the boy to the one
who a lost the apple. wait a min
uteV' He ran to the kitchen and
brought back a great, round. rosy ap-
pie three times as big as the one for
which the boys had peer fighting.
"Take thist' he said to the little boy
"Are you hungry?"
YES, | bei' said the boy, who was
very ragged and still barefooted. al
though it was cold.
"But you will have your Thanksgiv-
ing dinner soon, won't you?" asked our
boy.
The other nodded. "Salt fish and
tatersw he said.
Our boy looked very serious. mo
turkey" he asked.
"Well, l guess not!' said the other.
whose name was Jimmy Jawkins.
Thank yep he added gruf1y. "I'm
goin' to give it to Sis. She can't eat
salt fish"
And he went off, rubbing the apple
An the sleeve of his ggimv Jacket
ZThe BOY looked liter him with a
troubled face. He knew that this boy
lived In a little yellow cottage down
the Green lane, that he had five broth
ers and sisters and that his mother
was very poor. He was still thinking
about them when the bell rang for
dinner.
He went in hand in 'nand with Cous-
In Sarah, and they sat side by side
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The Old and the New.

Little Johnny's father is Il physician.
Recently the little boy was threatened
with appendicitis. His sister. going
into the room where Johnny was in
bed. found a very indignant little boy.
who made this complaint:
"Father and mother won't let nee
talk slang, but when | told mother how
sick | was she said. Forget it, and
when | told father he said. Cut it
out Judges Library.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20
NEW JERSEY TAX RATABLES
As Reported by the Various
Assessors of Each County

The following report is taken from
the Philadelphia North American of
November ~, of the TAX atables of the
State of New Jersey. The report shows
an increase in all but six Counties, the
total increase being $34, 712 ,S48, and the
total decrease, $33, 239, 0SS, leaving a
net increase of valuation in the State
of 81, 473, 760. Cape May County shows
a gain of nearly s. 1000, 900:
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two dishes. IN
Here is your Thanksgiving dinnerrl'
he said, looking round at the six hum
cry faces which were clustered round
the pare table. You must give
thanks, you know, even when it's only
salt fish, but | thought you could give
more thanks for turkey and cranberry
sauce, cause I'm sure l could myself"
And for the first time in their lives the
Jawkins children did give thanks.