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Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Iaketown Notes.

Iaketown, June 2 Miss Edna Crow
ther Grace Kearl and Lucille Moffat,
and Edward y. Crowther arrived home
last week from their winters course in
the Fielding Academy
Miss Mary Roseanna Crowther, es-
cprted by her parents, left this morn
ing, via delightful buggie ride through
the hills for Logan, where, in the tenn
pie, the young, sweet soIgstress will be
joined in the holy bonds of wedlock to
MIR B. A. Fowler of Ogden A multi
tude of dear friends bid the talented
young couple long life and happiness.
Miss Gertrude Nelson gave each of
her pupils, last week, which ended her
very successful winter services as their
primary department instructor, a bean
tiful sovenir in the form of fine photo
of herself on the front page and within
the booklet the names Of the pupils,
trustees etc.
Miss Nelson and Myrtle johnson and
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
rhe shIrt.sIeevs FoundatIon.

We are all familiar with the saying
1T takes only three generations from
shirtsleeve to shirtsleeve." If, then
the average American family has t
go back to the shirtsleeve for new
start every few generations, let us &C
knowledge that the best energies o.
the people have come from the shir
sleeve foundation, and frankly sa,
that 1t is the best, if not the only
place to start in life. Then, through
the medium of the schools, let us give
all the youth of the land the advan
tage and value of a thorough and prac
tical training In working with thei
hands, in connection with the academ
ic school work that is now given them
The Craftsman.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
CONSIDERED OF GREAT VALUE.
Baked euttermilk for the Complexion
and How Prepared.

Buttermilk in days gone by was al
most fetish in the hands of the beau
ties of the times, according to the Lon.
don Standard. When Marie Antoinette
and her ladies' rolled up the sleeves OF
their lowered muslins and played
with churns and cream bowls In the
laiterie at the petit Trianon, the but
termilk craze was at its height.
Unguents for the face as well as the
potions in which they INDUCED were
probably responsible for the lovely
pose odes to the bloom of their cheeks
and painters almost implore on their
knees that disdainful beauties should
relent so far as to have their charms
in.mortaliZed. In baked buttermilk
one of the strongholds of the complex
ion was said to lie. In few days 1t
worked wonders. while perseverance
in its use during the whole of the sum
rner months would preserve the skin
smooth and soft as roseleaf.
Where the sour-milk prophet errs
! to-day is in insufficiently diluting the
luttermilk, the proportions in the gen
| vi. { old recipes of the past being that
of gill to pint of fresh milk This
was poured into jar with fitted lid
and placed before the open range dur.
'ng the whole of a day.
BY night the milk had turned to the
| consistency of clotted cream, in which
state it was poured from height from
one vessel to another until, by some
magical means, the contents had gone
back once more to the smoothness OF
fresh milk 1t was then sweetened with
cane sugar and inclosed finally in a
stone bottle, corked down tightly and
placed before the fire, but not toe
near, for five or six hours. At first
baked buttermilk does not always ap
pear particularly pleasing, the mere
fact that it is distinctly sour making
it an acquired taste.
If it was not acid, however, 1t was
scarcely considered to have been per
fectly made, while If it effervescet
when the bottle was opened 1t formed
+ ot only a more refreshing summer
6Iink, particularly when well iced, bu
vas thought to be. particularly eff
! ficacious as a means of improving thu
complexion.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
OTHERWISE THEY'D BE EXTINCT
Logical Certainty That There Were
Microbes In the Ark.

John W. Gates was talking about the
accident that befell the Mauretania
recently.
when that propeller broke" he
said, "the screw seemed to run away
with the great ship. She was racked
as though host of giants with siedges
were. beating ON her sides. We all
felt for moment as lost as-as lost
as those creatures whom the ark left
behind"
Mr.. Gates smiled.
Speaking of the ark" he said. Il
saw little boy at play with his Noah's
ark the other day ! watched him put
aboard all the people. all the painted
animals, and then | saw him place
carefully in a sheltered spot two tiny
splinters of wood
What are they, my SOM asked.
"'Them's microbes. said he.
at hrd never occurred to me be-
fore" Mr.. Gates ended. but there
must, Of course, have been . pair OF
microbes in the ark"
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04

Laurence johnson were passengers 20
he county seat on Tuesday morning,
there to take teachers examination.
The young folks enjoyed dance Tues
day night to the charming strains OF
Michaelson's st. Charles orchestra, and
everybody and his best girl were there.
Probably Laketown has the honor of
being first in the valley to have cen emf
footwalk to lite chapel.
The multi and other kinds Of million.
aires will please ''sit up and take notice
that Bear Lake valley is the incest sum.
mer resort on the face of the earth, es:
pscially during the next four months.
Come and enjoy yourselves.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Petition to Change Road.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will peti ion tie county com
missioners at their regular meeting in
July to change the county road between
the folio ing points: Beginning at the
8 f corner Of N w 4 w / Of section
9 and running dne south along quarter
section lines to the northeast corner of
N Wa ifs W t Of section Is. in tip II
south, range 46 +: said proposed change
will stlaigl ten and place the road di-
ectl, ON the ldah, w coming line,
Dated June A, 1909.
J. TEuSCHER,
AM REV EVANS
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Notice to Electric Light Patrons.

Those using electric current on fiat
rate, who are now putting their electric
rons in service, will please report the
anne to our Office. Parties found using
IRONS without reporting to the cffice
will be charged 81 month in addition
70 their light bill Rates are as follows:
80 candle power $1.00 month.
Is candle power SOC month.
8 candle power 25c month.
Flat irons 50c month.
Washing machine motors SOC a month.
BEAR LAKE POWER Go
by J. A. Tupper, Mgr.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
curious Uses of Baskets by Mexicana


Perhaps the most curious use to
which Mexicans put their baskets Is
to hold gamecocks. Sometimes the
cocks basket is woven for the pur-
rose, oftener 1t is made from SOM
brero, the wide, high-crowned straw
hat of the country, into which the
bird is put, hole cut in the crown to
give him air, and the brim carefully
led down that he may not escane.
The bull fight has been called the ma
tional sport of Mexico, but cock fight
ing is much more universal; for the
humblest peasant may have his game
cock which he keeps In carefully
made cage in his patio, watches with
pride and tends with care.
One of the strangest uses to which
basket has probably ever been put
was the daily appearance in the
streets of young man carrying In
huge bushel basket on his shoulders
ais great-grandmother. of unkno"1
age, who held out skinny hand to the
passersby for the centayo which was
almost unfailingly given Surely a
trust in Providence could go no fur
ther.-Outing Magazine.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
UNABLE TO SPELL CORRECTLY.
IIluStrlous Writers Among Those Who
Make slips In Words.

1t may comfort those persons who.
do what they will, are prone to errors
in spelling to learn that even such IL
lustrious men of letters as members
of the Academic Franchise have not
been totally exempt from that failing,
says the Boston Transcript. An anec-
dote is told OF the late nj. Castor
Boissier, secretary of the famous aca-
denny. He ran one day beaming into
Remains study and said: II have a
piece of news that will humiliate you"
What is it?" Renap asked in surprise.
MY autographs are fetching higher
price than yours" "Oh, is that all?'
Renan replied. But how have you
found 1t out?" M. Boissier then re,
lated that on the previous day a cou.
| pie of letters had been put up at auc-
tion at the salesrooms in the Rue
Drouot One by Renan had fetched
three francs, while one by himself had
been sold for FIVE francs. do you
know the reason?" Renan inquired,
and on receiving an answer in the neg
ative he said: well, shall tell you.
There are three misspelt words In
, your letter, and have it by me here,
A friend was at the sale and, on per
ceiving the mistakes, he went on bid
ding until he had secured 1t, and then
he brought 1t to me saying: You will
give this letter to M. Boissier. II II
were allowed to circulate among the
public with it's grammatical ornaments
this might damage the Academic Fran
caise'" 1t was not Renan who looked
silly that day.
Yet another anecdote in Illustration
of the fact that even academicians car
be caught tripping. One day at Com
piegne, in 1868, the Empress Eugene
at the initiative of Victor Dupuy, ther
, minister of education, induced the par
ty, largely composed of academicians
to consent to write a dictation got III
2 and read out by one of their number
z Prosper Merimee. This was by wa,
e of showing how hard it was that can
n didates should be rejected becaus'
/: they were guilty of few errors. No
single academician came well ou
of the ordeal or would have obtaine,
a certificate in the particular conpeti
lion which the minister had in hi
mind. The emperor and empress ha
Z. also written the dictation; 60 slip
were recorded against him and n
/. fewer than 80 against her.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only SO cents
FISH CARRIES lrs OWN SAIL
Hoists or Lowers IL at Will and Navi
gates Shallow South Pacific Waters.

9dtS6 SHALLOW SouIn PACIFIC waters.
Few marine animals seem at frs
glance to betray less intelligence thai
the jellyfish. Up with the tide ans
down with the tide, carried along BY
This or that current, moving with the
eddy of backwater hither and thith
er, the jellyfish has become almost a
synonym for helplessness.
Scientifically, of course, the pop.
ular idea of the jellyfish is wholly
mistaken; but it is perhaps only In
tropical waters that he Is found in the
perfection of intelligence. IN the
South Pacific, around the islands OF
Polynesia, and as far south as the
upper portion of the North island oil
New Zealand there is a jellyfish who
not only knows where he wants to GO
but is even provided with sail which
he can and does hoist or lower a.
viii. The sail, like the rest of this
curious animal, is almost transpar
ent, but unlike the body of the fish,
which is of the usual gelatinous con
struction, the sail is membrane al
most as hard as shell.
Roundabout the Ellice group the
navigating fish Is often found with a
sall measuring five inches across. and
he navigates the shallow island waters
with the skill of a Hooghly pilot
steering in and out of shaggy places
and avoiding distractions both above
and below the surface with unerrine
skin. Like his cousins in home waters
this navigating jellyfish has the power
of stinging its natural enemies, anc
its sting is fatal 10 fish and dangerous
to mfn.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CLOSE TODAY

Today closes a very successful
year for the Montpelier pub ic
schools. The attendance through
ont the year has averaged we'll, some
better, we believe, than the previous
year, and on the whole the teachers
have done good work.
A portion of the teachers for next
year have been elected, but as there
are several vacancies yet to fill the
list will not be publislel rnt'l the
corps is completed.
Wednesday evening the high
school pupils entertained the eighth
grade graduates at the high school
building. The program included
the initiation of the eighth graders
into the mysteries of the high school,
which afforded great amusement for
all. Light refreshments were SER
we'd.
Tonight at the L. d. S. meeting
house the eighth grade promotion
exercises will be held, to which the
public is cordially invited. At the
close Of the exercises the class vii
banquet the high school pupils,
teachers, members of the schoo
loard, and others. Admission to
the banquet will be by invitation.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Serious Omission.

The two old neighbors had met on
the street.
"Mornin'. SAM" said the first. Il
hear your son. Bill has got through col
lege successfully"
Yep said the other.
Learn anythin'?"
yep
whats he got out of 1t chiefy?"
''He kin speak seven languages.
"Fine!"
20. | dunno. Trouble is they forgot
to teach him any ideas to express with
'em."
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Vital Point.

The most delicate part of a baby is il 8
bowels. Every ailment that it suffers
With attacks the bowels also endauger-
ing In most cases the life OF tine infant.
MeGee's Baby Elixir cures diarrhoeai
dy sentary and all derang. ments OF the
stem 4 h or bowels. Sold by The Mo
ern Pharmacy.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
a Pee ulIdr Wre nch

u tie foot or ankle mny produce very
serious fprain. A sprain is more painful
than a break. In all sprains, cuts, burns
nd Sc. Ids BaIlard's Snow Liniment lis
the hest thi g to use. Relieves the pain
reduc,s swelling, is a perfect
antis, ptic and heals rapidly. Price 25c,
50e unu S1 .On.-The Modern Pharmacy j.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
$4,000 Acres of Land

To be opened for settlementunder the
Carey Act at Shoshone on June 9Th.
Reduced rates in effect via Oregon
Short Line; June 3, 0. and s. Limit
Iune Is. For descriptive literature adj
lrese D. E Burley, General Pass Agt.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Excursions East.

To Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Chi
ago, st. Louis and other points, on
Tune 4, 5, IL, 10, 16 and 26, via the Ore
gon Short Line. See agents for later
dates, rates and further particulars.
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Environment.

81 suppose" said the society baby
TO It's nurse, that my inclination at
present Is due to the influence. of
heredity."
In what way do your inclinations
tend?" asked the nurse, politely.
II want" said the society baby. to
give bawl."
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
No Way out Of II.

WELL" said the Old Philosopher
coal Is TOO high for me, and wood
mighty short; I'll haze to dance L
keep warm"
But you cant dance"
81 know 1t" was the Philosopher
reply, but when Old Lady Troubl,
Dlays the fiddle have to!"
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
California Excursions.

Via the Oregon Short Line, daily 'or
tickets one way via Portland. Frequent
dates for other routes. See o. s. L.
agents for further details
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
HeIpfuI.

"Binks is weak financially. isn
he?"
HE hasn't much money, but b
gives employment to a great man
men"
"Who are they ?"
"othsr peoples bill collectors"
Montpelier examiner., 1909-06-04
Peril.

: "Yes," said the mild-mannered man;
Il have been where the bullets fel
thickest."
"A war veteran?"
mo. Guide In the Maine woods"
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Stabtratb.
Common Council, IL. yiOuembsr.

Common Council, IL. 0topember.
Ole Tbutiads, buB Der friibers Spisel
Der Muni3ipat Sisu uno iesissr Friuat'
oetettip Robsrt Nilion in bieier Ser'
iammluus anneisnb mar, als bic Srass
auffam, wsl6e Bsleu4luns man uor'
siebsn pirbe, erreste bel semilien Wfit'
sliebern stmas srpolitdt, bod uerpei'
ssrts @snannter, irseno welde aus'
funft bariiber 3u ssben, narnnl er Der
Sisuns bsipobnte. slls Die Orbinuns
in Detrsif Der Strabenbelen6tuns in
@rwdsuns se3oSen waro. ersab ss iid.
oaB bic Wtebr,ubl Der WfitslisOsr 3u'
sunitsn pon @as iOpobl wie @leftriSitdt
warsn, na6osm pier abitimmunsen ers
folstsn, worauf Die Sroinan3 bel 5Deiter
2eiuns ansenOmmen wnroe.
Olsus Sorlasen CAB es Feline, aber bic
fot9enSen tpurben bel enosiiItiser 2eIung
ansenommen: 2lbiu9staual in Der 90.
9Barb; YHaiteruus uOu PrOipect slues
nue, BON 0tiusr CUR SOcuit StruBe /;
Phaiteruns pom RiOse &oW. pom Dion.
roe sur Webiter Slueuue; Sewillisuns
uon 5000 CUR &sparutur Der ab3u9s'
tcndle in Der a. Naro, Die burh Der
l6iebun9 Der Sberildbc beiAaoiSt wur-
ben; Y1aiteruns uOn SidOrp StruBe,
uon Pittston CUR Sebar aueuue; 7 Ia
lterun9 BON 15. 9luenue, pOn &uSerue
CUR Diuiiion StruBe; Sfaiteruns BON
@atliu Court uno 9llton Rlace; YHa
iteruus pom &ard StruBe. uOn Wuib'
instOn CUR sHpomins auenue; Bflaiter'
uns uon Blum Ylace, uon @apOuie CUR
WOniep Iuenue; Seitenwese on Yard
Strube. pon Sanoerion CUR 8uibins.
ton ausnue, unO oil Poplar StraBe.
pom ben .. & 8. @slsiien sur Waib-
InstOn auenue.
Common Council, 16. 0iouember.
Dieie Spe,ial Seriammluns, welhe
eisens iu oem 3Wed einberufen woroeu
mar, nm bic Srase Der Seleu6tuns Der
StruBsn Su erlebiSsn, uerlisi reiultat'
los, Oenu Die betrsfisnOe Sroinun3 MUIR
be in eiusr ioldsu @eiie uerbunSt, ouB
fe futtii6 null unO nidtis lit. Wian
ssbraudte ;wei StunOen, um elm iol6es
Hslultat ,u errei6en.
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Sdbeleeraiicl.

Seit Oem 8eiude bes 3aren in &Oc'
conisi 1T ben @bauuiniiten unb Drei'
bunO @e9nern I'M italieniidsn Deere Der
aumm gang sswultig Ssi6wOllen. Sis
trdumsn pon elmer Nllians nit HuBlano
uno einem 9riese seSeu Ssiterrei1.
Sin Sifi,ier bes @eueralitabs bsbaup'
tetr leste Wods, ouB elm Oiterrsidiid'
italieniider Sries unuermeioliA iei uno
i'm CONNER 1911 beginner meroe. -
y Der bette 8eDeis oafiir. bas bic ita'
lienii6e Resieruns einen SOnilitt nit
bem jesisen 8erbiinosten erwartet. liest
oarin. baB fie abiOlut feline Yorbsreit,
ungen fir Die internationale Nuslteuung
trifft. Die in Swei Sabren in &Om itatt'
finben ioa," iuste Der Sffi,ier. pSb.
sleib fuit alle Otationen, nit ausnabme
Der Ser. Staaten. ibre 8etbeilisuns an
Der ausiteluns suseiast babsn, 1T nod
nidt bic serinsite Serwilli9uns fur ois'
ielbs sema6t worOen. Die Resierun9
bsbauptet, fein @elo fiir oas llnternebs
men 3u baben. bat absr 10000, 900 2ire
fiir bic Sefeitisuns oes Safens uon Gns
coma uussewOrfen, aus Dsl6em Elm @i,
braltar am aoriutiiden Wtesr sema6t
werOen iou. ebe Der unusrmeiolihe
Srisg fommt." Sin anberer italienil6er
Wtaulbelo, 9eneral slriinari. bate bic
SOffnuns ausseiprOdeu, baB bic italie.
niiben Sarben balo pieber iiber ben
erObertsn italisnii6en YrOuin;sn psbsn
werOe, Die jest nod Seiterrei6 uuters
tbaniS isien. Ser tapfere WtaulbelO
murbe prompt in ben Rubeitano ueriest.
slls inbirefte antpOrt auf bisie unO
dbulide gsuBerunsen ldBt Ssfterrsi6'
unSarn In aller Stills feline Eruppen in
SaliSieu, an Der ierbii6en @ren3e unO
in EprOl ueritdrfen.
Wtau lit iest seipunnt barauf, oh
Stulien oas DreibunO.S .Sunbnib tiinoi'
gen wsrOs, oenu cine larsere SiinOisun9
lit in bem 8srtraSe uusbriidli9 uOrses
ieben.
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RBtlfess Barre Na&ri6ten.

= Der srit fiir3li4 gum Moniisnor
ernannts Pfarrsr U. u. Mcauorews,
auh In Scranton moblbefannt, erlag
bier seftern sinem 9erjleiosn. @r mar
81 Sabre alt unO in Oisw YOrf ssborsn.
= Bon einem Ersibriemen in ben
.@bomius 8ulleb Cutlery @orts4 am
Montas erfaBt unb bernm 9epirbslt,
trus Rufell BOpls TO idwere Serlss'
nnsen oauon, baB CT nod furSer 3sit
ueri9ieo.
- 8ie es ii6 jest beraus Seitellt, lit
bas llusliid in Der GudincloB 3s6s gu
9iantieote our1 cine unbeoedte Cider
beitslampe uerunlaBt worOen,-es biib'
ten iomit 3sbn Meni6enlsbsu fir ben
9ei6tiinn einss @inSelnen.
= Die Sifices Der gsbiSb Salleg
@iienbabn, Bear Greet Sis SO. irb bas
Yoitamt su Bear Greet, ulle i'm sleiden
@cbduOe befinblib. wuroen Dienita9
gia6t pou @inbrshern beimSeluht, bod,
lit Der Setras ibrer 8eute nidt be-
fannt.
= Der bonn @eribt auf falides
3snsnis su u Subren 3u6tbaus uer'
urtbsilte 6risori6 Sampfin 1T an SSrei'
tas uon @Oupsrneur Stuart besnaoisi
worben. @r mar fdlidlid eines uniitt'
liden ausrifiss auf feline Siisftodtsr
anseflast unO felt lsstsm Wtui iubaftirt.
- sBie es ibeint. mill man bic Gin
Hagen ssssn Die Beumten bss Counties
unb Die Sontrutloren wegen ScnIpira'
tion fallen luiien unO aud bic nod oer'
bleibenoen ,mei slutla9en iucroen bas
gleihe Sdldiul babeu. sSie beiBt bod
oas alte beutIhe Spri6wort: nDit
fleinen Debe bGngt man, Die sroBer
ld6t man laufen !" - ielbitueritdnblid
nit obrisfeitlider 9eusbmiSunS.
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Sleue Stdatss0erbd dnSe.

Der unermiioli6s Prdiibsnt Sss ..
u. u. B.. Or. 8. 6. Ssramsr, bsfin.
bet ii9 idon felt elmer Bo6s i'm Sii'
ben, 8ouiiiana unb Teras, nm oas BON
ibm beSouusne 8srf Su befeitisen unb
ausSubausn. Gin teraniider Staats.
usrbano oes nDeuti6 slmeritanii6en
9iationulbunoss" lit MOntas Gbsnb in
Gan antonia, Geras, In Der Bstbopsn
Dale sesriinoet porben. @s naren
mebr als 200 DeleSaten susesen, psl6e
Die oeuti6en Ssreine BON pisr3is iibsr
ben sauien Staat uerbreitete Srte Der,
traten. Or. 8. 6. peramer BON Pbi.
laoelpbia bielt cine anIprahe. Der
nsue Stuatsusrbanb usripridt an 3abt
Der Wiit9lieoer in tur3er 3sit Die srosen
3wsisusrbauos bon Rsunigluuuia, Slsp
Yorf unb Sbio su iibertreffen. 3um
BrafOentsn bss Staatsperbanbes pur.
be @apitdn Cigar Sdramm, elm iribe'
rer SffiSier Der fonfOoerirten slruise.
srwdblt. slm Disnitas 1T Or. Serumsr
mad gieW Orleans abSsrsiit, mo Mfitt'
mod elm Staatsusrbano BON 9ouiiiana
ins Sebsn 9erufen werosu iOl. Sir
ben Staut alabama, mo In Sdlbe iiber
siHeu 3uias sur StuutstOnititutiOu obs
oeitimmt Wiro, Der bic 6abrifatiOH unO
ben Serfauf uOn bsrauidsnoen getr6u.
ZEN fir INNER uerbieten iOl, 1T i6on
iriibsr Elm Yerbuuo seSriinbet unc Der
Stuut bsbufs elmer suersiiden gsitatiOu
IN pier Diitrifte einsstbeilt woroen.
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9eS 0lobe'S
ja6rli9er
9erbftbertauf bolt
1lnterscng.
Gepanosr fur bic san,e Jamilie
~ einem brittsl OSer wsniser
pie ben resuldren Yrsiien.

8ier srose n@elegenbeit" &a9e tiir
Wtanner, Sruuen uno Stnoer folt9e
9Sinter Undergraduates = lanfan9eno
beute.
lluier iabrlides Siousmbsr @reisnib,
oas nit Spunnuns erwartet miro uno
oas felt Sabren iOiOrtige glufmertiam'
feit BON jeOer Suusbalttduferin tn osm
@emeinweieu erhGlt.
gSir rathsn jeoer Rsrion, bic Inter
seug noihi9 bot, ihre Wife an3uIertt9en
uuS nit Der 9luswabl iOfort ansufanssn.
Das GlIortiment ut beoeuteno sr6Ber
tpie in Sabren, absr Preiie habeu auT'
merflamtsit erbalten - iino alBer9e'
wDbnli6 nieori9 seiest worbsn.
YermiGet nidt bic an9ebotenen Sr'
iparnilie- tommet bsute nod berein uno
iebet, melts uorShsli6e @ewdnosr man
;u einem tleinen Preis erlangen fam.
Ole sluswubl piro cine prompte iein-
uuo Sie weroen es uiemals bereuen.
8edter Durbsuns-Sauptflur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
Nnbitl anneiiihrt had ann Nienit

= SiibI6 unsefiibrt bat am Dienitug
9lbeno Srant Raul9muier BON @lmburit
3wei SSe9elaserer, als er uon ieiner Ga'
9esurbeit in Wioscop beimfebrte. @tma
balbwess 3pii6en ben beiosn Orten fisl
plOeti6 in ieiner 9tdbe Elm ShuB uno
jrpei Serle ipruusen auf ibn gu unO be'
tablen ibm, bic Sdnoe bod gu balten.
Dies that er oenn aud prompt, bate
aber bic @siitesse9eumart, 3u9lei6 nit
ieiner rehtsu Sano cine Rolle Bantnos
ten BON s 320 aus Der Gai6e ju jisben
nno nit feitem 9riff bo6iubalten. Die
Hdnber piiitirten ibn 9riinolih, fanoeu
aber nur eiuige @ents unb perlbmauOen.
anf bieien S6pabenitreia fam 6ranf
itolj iein unO ii4ts aud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
Gin antrGumunssberfa bon
spiteuborbausen.

Dieter Donneriius. 5rsitas uno
Samltag 9lufr6umunssuerfauf iblisBt
elm cine Bartie pon Sorbdugen, Die oils
WiuIter 9eseist purosn unb baber leiat
beidmutt iinb, mas absr our9 bic
gSaltersi letht bsisitist werben fann,
iie 10 gut mie neu maheno. Die bis
heriaen Yreile lino iharf beihnitten
morbeu, Inn Sie Su bewe9en, elm neues
Yaar anSufauien. iSuftii6 1T es ratb'
fam, iuebr mie Elm Paur unsutauien.
Dritter Stod-Sabritubl.