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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
Cine ms6erne SibplIe anf Der I'm,
flaaebanf.

9aB Der 8abrIaseidnin6eI i'm.
mer nod in 8liitbe itebt. betpies eine
8erbanoIune Dor oemSf)offengeridt,
in oem ii6 Die Srau WatbiIoA 81.
pinsfi Degen 9etruges in fiinf Sal
len 81 oerantlporten bate. Die gln.
geflagte. Die i'm Noroen 9erIins
mobnbaft lit, belt in ibrer @obnung
.SpredItiinoeu" ab, ole iih eines
redt lebbaften 3uipruds erfreuten.
Dit Silfe Der pberiibmten 8arten"
Der nod beriibmteren p8obriagerin
Wue. 2enormano aus Boris" er.
5dbIte iie ibren 9unoinnen Den bell.
loieiten llniinn iiber ibre 3ufunft.
9ei ibren Bropbe8eiunsen ipieItsn
ferner 8affeegruno. Giootter uno
6ereleifen Dinee mebr eine Rolle.
Sn ibrer Bobnung hieIt sSrau 81.
pinsfi nad ~beriibnten" 8orbilbern
einen breifirten Raben uno einen
ihpar5en aater. DAB elm r3nuber.
ipieesI", Der onseblih 9lide in Die
3ufiinft eeitattete. nift feblte. mar
ieIbitperit6nbIidb. Giner Srau g.,
bic na6 un6 nod etlpa so Neart an
lie ge5abIt batte, aab Die angeflagte
Elm aus olten @dibeitiiden auiant.
meneendbtes 9rerS. bas bisse ouf
oem 2eibe trasen io1te, nm nod
5ebnidbriser finberloier Che ibrem
Wanne ben iebnlihit getpiinf9ten
Nadfommen Su beiberen. Sir ben
@bemann ielbit CAB Die angefIagte
Der Srau r2iebesf6rner- mit, Die bic.
ie beimIid unter iein &opftiiien
itedsn ioIIte. Der .3auber" blieb
ieboh obne @irtung. Die angeflng.
te bebauptete, iie Tonne beipeiieu, 6aB
in mebreren SGlen Die bon ibr Der.
iprohene 3auberpirtuna eirgetreten
lei. Cine Seuain befunoete aiih,
bob ibr Die angefIagte geratben bobe.
einen 9pirnfaoen nit 10 piel 8uo.
ten 5u oerieben. tpie iie 8ar5en on
ben Sanben bate, uno 6ieien 5aoen
bann riifudrts sum 5eniter binous
5u fperfen. sic babe oieien Ratb
befoIst uno iei aud tbati6hlid bte
@or5en losaeporoen. Gns @eribt
erfannte nit 9iiidiiht aui oas ee.
meingeidbrIihe Sreiben Der slnge.
fIogten uuf orei Wanate @eidngniB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
Sie Sumilie Scs 3iscunerm6rOsrS.

eSu Riroorf iuuroe tiir5Ild, mie be.
ridltet, na6 per5weiielter @e9enpebr
n6breno zines 5au3ieites Der 3igeil'
ner Sermann Sersberg bon Der go.
Ii,ei unter Dem oringen6en 8eroadt
Ses Woroes perbaftet. Sest lit auh
Der Batter oes 3ieeuners peeen elmer
anOeren Moroaffaire in Inter.
iu6unusbaft eenommen. glub er
itebt inter NorboerOodt uno befin.
set ii6 I'M SapeIberger Inter.
iudunesgefGnguiB. SfIiebIid1 iutt
Die 9eborbe eineu grilOer oes jun
gen Sersberg. 9ieier perlor bel Ell.
nem blutigen @g5eB, ben er eemein.
lam nit einem r2aubsmann" gegen
einen @enoarmen periibte, oas red)tc
Sbr. gs miro permlltbet, oab Ser
einobrige Sersberg, Der iid auf Der
SSIu6t befinOet. nod Deitere Straf-
tbaten begnnaen bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
Scutidle 9lrbeitaebrr.

eutIdIano als Nuiter itelltc aui
Der in Re,p gort abeebaltenen Sab.
resfonierens Der gtational 9ipic 6e.
oerntion Otiles %. 0aipion bon
8aibineton, .. g., bin, Der iiber
oas 3bema vSreiipiaige Stiitun.
gen Der arbeiteeber" iprad). Ser
8eoner bate piel an Dem gegenpGr.
tigen 8erbalten Der glrbeitgeber ge.
gen ibre angeiteIlten aus3uiesen,
peI6eS fir oas @eOeibeu oes Gan.
oes Die i66bliditen 5oIseu babe.
Rebner pies auf 9eutiblono ols
8orbiG6 in bieier 9e3iebuug bin. gr
iagte: y0tan braud)t nur oifSeuti6.
Iano 5u bliden uno lid flor Su mo.
den, tpelhen geipaltigeu gluiifiuung
es 9enommen bat, ieit Die glrbeiter
bort in aneemeiiener @eiie bebon'
belt perOen. Dor % Sabren mar
9eutihlano in geif6ftIiher 2ei-
itunssfGbiafeit suriid. Selite neiB
Der 9lrbeiter, 6aB Die 3ufunft ieiner
SantiIie eeiihert lit, faus er einen
llniou erlei6en ooer iterben ioIlte,
uuo Sas HeiuItat ipiegeIt iih in ben
uneebeuren 5ortidritten pieoer, bic
Deutidlano in Sanbel un6 Sn6il'
itrie eemndt bot. 8ir baben bier
einen Raneel in unierem eeid,GftIi'
den 9eben, uno mir iolIten uns
oariiber poIIitGnOig flar iperbcn"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
Die RieieunnteridlasnHscn lei Der
Wittelocutifcn Sre0itbnnf.

9lus 5ranffurt a. 90. meIoet man:
8ie perlautet, lit Ser 9eirauoant
8iabarOt aui slntrag ieines gertbei-
oieers 5ur llnteriuhung ieines Sci.
ltessuitanoes elmer SrrenanitaIt iiber.
pieien noroen. Iuf glntrog ser Wtit.
teloeuti6en areoitbanf lit iibrigens
oas @utbaben zines befannten 6rnnf.
fllrter 8irtbes bel Der 9etperbefaiie
nit 9eihIag beleet tporoen. 8ia'
bar0t oerSebrte ieit feds Sabren in
Dem 2ofal oes 8irtbes, Der MN.
mebr bei6uISigt miro, nit Dem 9e.
frauSanten in @eIobe5iebungen ge.
Itanoen Su baben. Ser 8irtb bat ge.
gen Oie 9eidlaguabme @inipru6 err
boben uno mil cine GntihGoigungs.
fIaae anitrensen. lleber ole Sertunft
6es @el0es nil er iih ourd glaub'
bate 3euaen auspeiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
auSlanb.

Su Sirrol, Spunien, inicsnirten
2OOO 9lrbsitsr, bic an Dem Bau eines
5lottsnarisnals bei9ditist parsn, sinen
Strsit.
- Die Rssieruu9 uou Yortu9ul be-
mentirte oas perbrsitete @srii6t, bas
cine SsridwOruns sssen Ous Ssbsn Sss
SOniss Manuel entbsdt porOen isi.
Der 3onis pom Sslsisn bat sr'
tldrt, er wols alles In isinsn Srdften
itebeuoe tbun. nm PrOielis ir9enO wsl'
der Grt in Yerbiuouus NIT osm gtu4s
laB oss usritorbsusn SOniss ,u usrbiitsn.
- Die Resieruns uon Sslsisn sebt
nit Dem Plun um. on Sranfrsid oafiir
Ysrssltuns Su iibsn, oaB bic Rssieruus
ienss 2unoss bsabiidtist, bic 3Ole auf
importirte SBuarsu beoeutsuo ju erbO'
ben.
- Die Sertretuus bes Bisner Be-
girls Wieben bat ourd einitimmis &C.
fuBtsu Ssidlus Die a1sssuiie. pslds
Die ib6nite Strase In bsm Stabttbsil
lit. in Saiisr SSilbelm Strass umse'
tauft.
- aus Siiiubou. PortusaI. piro
9enleloet, oaB Die Grauuus bes S6niss
Wtunust BON POrtusal nit Der Priusei'
| fin Sictoria Patricia. Der iiinslten Eod,'
ter oes SerIoes BON @Ouuausbt, i'm Wtai
itattfiuosn wtro.
- Gum a6tSi9iten Seburtstas Sss
Suiisrs 6raus SOispb. wsl6sr auf ben
adt;ebntsn Gu9uit fdllt, bsrsitst biz
StaOt @ien i6Ou iest rieiise 5sieru
Dor. anldblid, oes @rsisniliss wirS
AUDI cine Dentmiinje scprast psrosu,
oereu @utwurf cine Siiuitlsrbauo uor'
bsreitst.
- Sn 8iener beftunterridteten Srei,
len wtro Die uon Saiier 6rauS SOispE
uOIlSosene @ruennung oes @rafeu
Sbuen.SsOsruarp gum unsdrii6sn Wii,
niiterprdiiosuten uls Die SssnOisuns bee
bisberiseu Sin,isbens bstrudtst. Son
nun OIL wirO cine idnsae @ntwidlunu
Der ungarilhen Srile ermartet.
-Su DarmitaOt 1T Die Seier bee
fiiufSigiabriSsu 9ubildums oss oortissu
Ssiboru9onsr'R Rssiments e. @rosbsr.
SOsIi6 9siiiides) yiO. "a nit srOeeu1
@laHS besou9en woroeu. @ro6be3oN
9ruit SuOwis unO feline @smablin @ro6'
berjosin @lsanOrs pobntsn Der 5eier
bel. Die Staot battle fir oas @reiauif
lfsitlidsn Shmud an9slest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
Ger arpreltc @rridtsuull5 5icber.

Gin iiberraiden0es GnOe baben
aui Der 9tiilbeimer Seioe bel 80In
Die gorbereituugen gum aufitieg Ell
ner SIugmaihine gefunoen. Gin
arobes 8ubIifim bate iidl Inn ben
@Ieitilieaer uno oefen 8eiiser, eiuen
gripatmann, geihart. Blosli9 er.
idien elm @eri6tsooll5ieber uno
poIte BEN appnrat pfdnoen. @6b.
ren0 Der 9eamte uno Der @igentbii.
mer Der 6Iismaidine iih, BON Der
Renae umorGngt, Die fir ben geii.
Der @artei ergrifi, iiber ben Sal
ouseinanSeriesten. fubren 5reun6e
oes gpiatifers nit Dem Geroplon I'M.
gehinSert oapon, uno Ger @erihts.
ooII3ieber tuie ulIe Reugierisen bat
ten 6os Rohieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
gSermif6tee Jnlanb.

= Slus ysriustou, 9D.. tpiro ssrete
bet, baB usridisbsns Sapitaliitsn i'm
8ssriff itsben. einsn &ieien'Gabat.
truit Su orsaniiiren.
- gtad BEN Sabresberi6t oss sriten
SilfS Observation-Disclosures muroeu i'm
lestsu Sahr $2O3, ,562 1888 fir ROitse.
biibren eiugenommtn.
= Sn isiner 8obnuus In 8irmins-
bam, slla.. itarb @susrul 8ufus' u.
Rbooss. Serausssber uuo Reoafteur Der
Birmingham 9ieus1, on Der Bright
iden gtierenfrautbeit.
= Die Gmsrican giuic NGociutiou
hat in 9Buibinston elm 9uuptquartisr
er6ifnet uno miro pom bort aus unter
anosrsm fur bic @rridtuns sines yiatios
ualparfS in gtiaSara Salts asitiren.
- Sorpsitsu. 3apitdn Siesmann. Der
Wtarine'slttads Der osutiden Soti4aft
in Baibinston, bat cine ausseidnung
srbaltsn. IS 1T ibm pom Saiisr bic
3rone gum Rotben aolsrOrosn uierter
8laGe uerlisbeu woroen.
- aus 9iew YOrt wiro semsloet.
oos mon bort nit osm Plan umsebt.
3ur @rinneruns an Die Dor 800 Sabrsu
srfolsts Bsiisoeluus uon Wtanbatten
Sslano I'M Sabre 1918 cine 8sltaus'
itslluus Su usranitaltsus
-Sn auburn. gul.. itarb i'm Glter
BON rs Sabrsn Sbsrit uon .. S8ider.
Der i'm Stuut gtew gorf ssboren mar,
aber ben oeutid frunjOiiidsn ariss mit'
semadt bate. or mar Serausssbsr
uub Rsbattsur bes .Ssbalia Cent?
nsl".
SIN Capitol wurbe cine Status
oss als Solout. Sdriftitellsr uuo Oi'
plOmat slsid ausss,eidustsn usritorbe.
men Sen. Gem g9auace snthiillt. Die
bel Der @ntbilluns beobudtsu @srsmo.
nien mudten auf alle anweienoen eineu
tisfsn @inorud.
-9u Spitsr BaD. =. g.. befinost
iid cine Jiessrin. 9iumeus Nucretia Gar
psntsr. osrsn 0aut allmablih cine
wei6s 5arbe unnimmt. 10 baB man faum
nod iassn fam. oh iie ismals idwarj
mar. Die slsrjts bsiddftissn iid nit
Dem siSenurtiSsu Sal.
-Sn elmer in sltluuta, @a., ssbultensn
Prsoist srtIdrte Biidof Barren @bono'
Ter uOn Der Siiotidsu Sii9Oflidtn Wes
tbooiitsntirds. oaB bic Sdenfunssu
siHss Rodefellsr unO Carnegie fir
llutsrridtsauitalten SOttloiisfsit uno
iblisBltG ben Ruin Oes 9anoss 5ur Sol.
&c baben Uiiroeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
Sine Sic6iidJe 9ammsr;oir.

Sas 9ammermd0den Der @attin
6es 0HaionGrs gticoIo SaneIi i'm
Rom itobI Der 5rou, p6breno Die So.
mile Der 8oriteIlng i'm Ebeater
gonitorsi beiipobnte, ben seianrmten
SuriidgebIicbenen Sdmud an 9oIo,
SSsilfpeIen un6 Berlen in 8ertbe bon
ettpo 100000, nuber6em oieI feline
@Gi6e, BeI3iafen, Strnubenfeoern
un6 an6ere 2urussegenitGpoe. 9as
R6b6en iit bonlit ipurlos perifJtpun.
rem. als Der Rittb6terid)oft ber6Gd.
rig lit Der SberfeI1ner zines romiiben
$oteIs per6oftet poroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
ssIasar., sadaponna unS R,H,rn satn.

Setumate, cuuuWuuun uho kbeHern 6Qpn.
Sn sraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
GieIia a-8ulGet Scranton fir Ntr gcrI
um 2.05, $3.50, sos. 500. 1920, Born. 4;
1910, 3.25 uub $40 0aamittaas. Mir
Rsp Ssrt uub philadelphia, UNI 500 Born. y,
i2.40 unO 3.35 Ra&miiiass. 8iir
Lobybanni, 6.f0 Rd&mittaas.
ge6rblia Sir Buffalo um LIS, 6.25u. 900
Ror.; i.55. $40 unb tf.tO Radmittaas. Mir
Biustamton, GImird unt 3pii&snfotfon,u um
1910 Ror. uue LOS Ra&m. mir Sspsoc
Syratuis uue Utica. nm 1 rs uub 6. .25 WpY. ,
t.55 Ra&miitaes Osrtac. Spraeuft unk
Utica 3ue um 6.25 Wor. Iduft t6aIid, auso,.
upmmtu Scuntaas. 8iir Woutrpf, nm Q. IN
Wor.; los uue $40 Iatm. HitcIrcu Ne.
spmobattcu I'm 400 Ra6mittads Rino.
b niptpu atsom oeatpu. nm 6.i5 gabmittoos
Sloomsburg SibiHon-guIdhi Serantrr
fur Roribumttrlarb nm 6.35. 10 90 Wpr.
i.55 uns $40 Ra&m. 8ir pIsmSutb um 9. .O5
Ra&mtttass.
Sonntaass 3far.
siSli&-i}iir Rtp gcrf nm 2O5, 400
sos nne 1920 Rcrssns; 3.35 uns 3.lC
Hamm.
RoroIih aEr Buffalo i'm t.f5. nm,
6.25 Ror. t.55, $40 unb f.fO Watm
6hr 9iuabduiUu uub 3pii6uIiationsn, g. O(
uub 1910 @crmittdas
SIoomsbura Sibifion -g'rI6s' Gerantsr
m t0.2n mcr uus $40 Ra6miiiaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20

gs gibt Romerte, mo mir Seelen.
giite uno gufridtiefeit beseigen
mohten; bod mir 6iirfen's nidlt -
Die Gillette perbietct's oocr mir fusr.
ben mibperitnnben.
Gin SpradIebrer iaste: .@eiuiiie
@orte perdnoern. iobaIb mir refer
eeruorben jir6, ibren Sinn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
eadumaunu g. @bomina gaIsb.
(9aureI einie.l
3pifdtn Serantcn une WlIfte. pnrrt.

3pif6tn Serautcu une Wilfss. Barre.
!3aat ptrIaHtn Srdutcu nm M. 200. 2 On
100, 500 uue 900 Rerdtns. lin 5 40 Wpor.
TENS an WcGsntaasu unb ale uadfcIdsuN, ,
lpau,ta Wtuuttu, uub um ZOO Rprdsus m
5cuutdaeu uue n1t udbfoIdtrhr ,ndu,ia WI.
tu'tu Sis uuS tuflufivt 1900 @ntts. In Rh.
'es.8drrt al Riuutsu ip6tsr dufcmms-b.
Grprss,dd', uur IN Tittstpn duhnIttub, Ss--
dFtH Serautcu dus StuuSs t6dIib, auad,
tommtu Souutdas uub Rsisrtdasu. non 7 10
Wordtus bts 7.tq Estues. uuh 'rsffeu In pfI.
tes.siarrt 40 Riuutsu fp6trr elm
Osfirer 0'sua 'wifh.r Serautcu Rap Vino
UdrF, euad Tdrf. Uttsrsburn unk Dunr1crs.
Stess EdbrnIdu siv dtSddA'fSrSsrubs 3ids.
Erat Ia Qraft am 9. 9uIitgN7,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-20
8sriiiteiuitnr5 auf Scm gremer
Vahnhof.

Gin i6tperer galninfaa bat ii6
auf oem Sauptbabnbof in Bremen
ereignet. 9ort itiir5te ein nit flint
Maiern beiettes @eriiIt i'm inneren
Saaenoa6 aus 90 Reter Sobe in
Sie Siefe. Die WoIer iieIen aiif ei.
men eern0e baItenoen Berioneasug.
ane flint erIitten if)pere 8erIetun.
gen. @iner itorb auf benz transport
ins 4ronfenbmis, 6rei anoere erIa.
gen ip1ter ibrer 8erlesuneen. Man
bofft. ben Iesten am 2eben su er-
RoIten.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-25
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"

1415-France invaded by Henry V
of England, who gained the battle of
Agincourt.
17S2-Levi Lincoln, governor OF
Massachusetts 1854, born in Wor-
cester, Mass. Died there, May 30, 1868.
1S10-George III. of England COM
pleted the fiftieth year of his reign.
1S72-William f. Johnston, govern
or Of Pennsylvania 1S4S-52. died in
Pittsburg.i Born in Greensburg, Pa.
Nov. 30, 1908.
1S74-Rev. Joseph r. Duhamel
consecrated Roman Catholic bishop of
ottawa, ont.
1S99-iBombardment of Mafeking
began.
1S90-Banquet in Montreal in honor
of the Comte de Paris.
1S99-Peter Mitchell of New Bruins
wick, one of the Fathers of the Con-
federation" died. Born Jan. 4, 1924.
1901-The Ophir, having on board
the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and
York, sailed from st. Johns for Eng
land.
1904-The airship Arrow made a
tenmile trip at st. Louis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-25
this is MY 5sTH BIRTHDAY

William A. Blount, who has an
nounced his candidacy for the United
States senate to succeed Senator Tai
iaferro of Florida, was born in Clarke
county, Alabama, oct 25. 1851. At six
years of age he removed with his
parents to Pensacola, which city has
since been his home. After gradual
ing from the University Of Georgia in
1878 he began the practice of law in
Pensacola and soon became prominent
in his chosen profession. His first
public office was that of city attorney
of Pensacola, to which he was elected
in 1881, serving for twelve years. In
1892 Mr.. Blount was made chairman
of the commission appointed to revise
the laws Of Florida, which practically
rewrote the statutes OF the State
From 1903 TO 1905 he was a member
of the Florida senate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-25
!. /. %.:.~%*%%.s sHa : !. 4.
HINTS ABOUT THE HOME
BY Rose Terrell.
s****ss***********s.

In this day OF multiplicity of news
papers the housewife has always a
friend at hand. Gather up the out of >
date papers and keep them on a shelf
in your pet closet or pantry.
when handling hot pots and skill
cts a paper laid ON the kitchen table
will save much scrubbing.
When washing pots or pans I'm
which greasy food has been cooked
first wipe thoroughly with newspaper
which can be burned. This viii save
the pipes of the sink from clogging
with greasy dishwater and make the
work of washing the pots much easier
When through using the gas stove
wipe it thoroughly with papers.
When cooking food that is inclined
to spatter. papers laid over the floor
will save it from grease spots and de-
fer the day Of scrubbing
All the accumulation in the carpet
sweeper may be emptied into a news
HaHtA anu iithN' AAAAN q ANil NuiNAA VIII
serve to kindle the furnace fire.
a paper laid on the zinc tray which
goes under the grating of the gas
stove will save much cleaning. If the
coffee pot boils over. II it seems TO be
in danger Of coming too close To the
fire slightly dampen it on the under
side and il will lie fiat.
A bit of parahn laid between folds
of newspaper will be useful to keep the
iron smooth on ironing day.
Newspaper may also be crumplcd
till il is soft and used i'm polishing
window glass and mirrors.
In short there are many uses for the
daily paper besides the usual one of
news carrying. You will find new
uses every day when once you be-
come accustomed to having pile on
a handy shelf.
When the stove lids become red and
refuse to polish well rub them with
lemon juice and then black as usual
To clean carpets without taking
- 'AiA NAiN AibNA S'i W Will tbiIl llltdl
which has been slightly dampened
with gasoline and sweep hard This
will clean and keep the dust from fly
ing at the same time. Choose sunny
day and air thoroughly before time to
light the evening lamp.
There has been an item going the
rounds that TO clean kid gloves, put
them on the hands and wash i'm tur-
pentine. DO not allow yourself to try
ii. The hands are almost ruined by
the severity Of the turpentine and you
VIII carry an odor like a pine forest
every time you try TO wear the gloves.
After all the various schemes are
tried you will come back to gasoline as
the only reliable glove cleaner The
odor is hard TO get rid of and the
gloves feel cleaned" as one girl said.
but you will find the latter objection
partly overcome by liberal busting
OF talcum powder while a thorough
airing i'm a sunny yet breezy window
will almost if not quite remove the
Pdor. After cleaning pull into shape
and lay I'm a perfumed box for a while.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-25
TUESDAY, ocrossH IS, 1910.

limited and that a time ana
place be appointed to receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands
against said deceased by and before
said court.
IL is ordered, That four months from
this date be allowed for creditors To
present claims against said estate;
II is Further ordered. tina. the llth
day of February 1911, at ten o'clock
In the forenoon. at said Probate office
be and is hereby appointed for the ex-
animation and adjustment of all claims
and demands against said deceased,
and that notice thereof be given by
publication once each week. for three
successive weeks previous t. said day
OF hearing. In The Calumet News a
newspaper printed and circulated In
said county.
(SsaD GEO. c. BENTLEY.
Judge of Probate.
\ true copy
Geo. ID. Freeman.
Register Of Probate. d
Macdonald q Kerr,
Attorneys for Estate.
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ambition, and his appointee would
have to receive his moral support be-
fore the legislature. on the other
hand if the governor were to postpone
the appointment until after election,
his friends believe he would be under
suspicion by both factions. He must
therefore make an announcement that
he will not appoint any one TO fill the
vacancy, either before or after the
election.
This places the whole question of
succession up to the legislative dis
trict campaigns. While no politician
has undertaken to secure information
on the subject, the impression pre-
walls that the progressive Republicans
have a larger number of Legislative
nominees than have the standpatters
but both factions are well represented
on the party ticket.
There seems to be a general belief
that Walter l. Smith, congressman
from the Ninth district, will be set
tied upon by the standpat faction. 9th
err standpatters who have been men
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WONDERFUL CURE
OF SORE HANDS
Skin Peeled and Flesh Got Hard and
Broke Blood Flowed in Fifty
Places Single Box of Gu
ticura Ended Suffering"

About eleven years ago was trou-
bled with sore hands, SO sore that when
L would put them in water the pain
would very nearly set me crazy, the skin
would peel off and the flesh would get
hard and break. There would be blood
flowing from at least fifty places on
each hand. Words could never tell the
suffering i endured for three years. I
tried everything that i was told TO use
Tor fully three years. but could get no
relief. i tried at least eight different
doctors, but none of them seemed to
DO me any good, as my hands were as
bad when / got through doctoring as
when | first began. / also tried many
remedies, but none of them ever did me
one cents worth Of good. was dis
couraged and heartsore. l would feel
SO bad mornings when got UP, TO think
! had TO go to work and stand the pain
Tor ten hours, and often felt like giv-
ing up my position.
Before i started to work mornings
i would have TO wrap every finger up
separately, so as TO try and keep them
soft and then wear gloves over the rags
TO keep the grease from getting on my
work. At night would have to wear
gloves in bed. In fact, ] had to wear
gloves all the time. After doctoring for
three years, and spending much money, a
single box of Cuticura Ointment ended
all my sufferings. It's been eight years
since used any and don't know what
sore handsare now. and never lost days
work while using Cuticura Ointment.
Thomas A. Clancy, 80 N. Montgomery
ST., Trenton. N. j., Nov. IL. 1900"
A single set OF cytlcura Soap and Ointment Is
ooIten suncient rendering !, the most economical
throughout the world Potter Drug Chem Corp.
Sole Props. 1856 Columbus Ave, Boston. U.s.A.
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IL is curious. as well as distinctl,
Unable as Mr.. Lawton T. Hemani
and candidate for governor of Mich
igan SO eager TO demonstrate his mt
ness for that high office should con-
tent himself in these busiest weeks OF
the campaign with personalities anC
attacks upon his Republican opponent
says the Detroit Journal.
No doubt. both sides have wasted
valuable time and opportunities and
obscured the real issues by the toe
prodigal use of personalities. How
ever, in this case Mr. Hemans has been
the chief offender. He is asserting
first. that there was no two-cent fare
provided, for in Michigan during Mr.
Chase 5. Osborn's term as state rail-
road commissioner; second, that the
two-cent fare law did not become OPP
erative until four years after Mr.. Os-
born left the office; third. that il was
the Democratic legislature of 1891 that
provided for the reduced passenger
rates on Michigan railroads. This all
in belittlement of Mr. osborn's adj
ministration of the Office of railroad
commissioner.
All anyone had to do-all Mr.. He
mans had to do--was to look up the
state records to learn that all three
of those statements are false. The
facts are-first, the Grand Trunk rail-
road was carrying passengers for two
cents a mile during Mr. Osborn's term
as railroad commissioner, in accord
ance with the legislative requirement;
and second, it was the Republican
legislature of 1889 that reduced the
rate of passenger fare. provision
that obtained up to the passage of
the general two-cent fare legislation
in 1906.
on Mr. Hemans' part this is not
deliberate misstatement. Mr.. Hemans
enjoys the reputation of a gentleman
of honor and veracity and, no doubt,
merits that reputation. He was I'M
doubhtedly misled by some one whom
he had engaged TO look up the facts
for him. But he should depend on no
one for the facts when he makes
charges against his opponent.
All Mr.. Hemans has to do to avoid
such misstatements is to look up the
records himself and be reasonably
sure before he brings false charges,
so easily proven false. 1t makes Mr..
Hemans appear ridiculous.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
oct. IS, %; Nov. l, s.

oct. IS, %; Nov. 1, s.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The Probate Court for the County of
Houghton.
At a session OF said Court, held at
the Probate office in the Village of
Hdughton in said county. on the
18th day of october A. ID. 1910.
Present: Hon. Geo. =. Bentley,
Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Henry
Sobey. deceased.
Bessie Sobey, widow of deceased, adj
ministratrix having filed in said court
her petition praying that the time for
the Presentation Of claims against said
estate be limited and that a time and
place De appointed to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands
against said deceased by and before
said court.
1t is ordered, That four months
from this date be allowed for credi-