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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

No. 10-An die Oberfiaeche oder das
Grundrecht in IL. auf all jene gewisse Lot.
Strecke oder Parzelle Land. gelegen In der
Stadt Scranton, Lackawanna County und
Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt und be-
an einem Punkte 60 Fusz Won der Ecke
an der suedlichen Settle Won Sechster
Strasze oder Avenue hinten an Lot No
1872 des Planes der Delaware. Eackawanna
und Western Company. damn entlang
Sechster Avenue in oestlicher Richtung 80
FUSE zu einem Punkte in der LIME Won
anderem Land der DTiftwood Lumber
Der Company. des Mortgagor hiertn. damn
i'm rechten winkel nit besagter Sechster
Avenue In suedlicher Rlchtung Sb 76-100
FUSE zu einem Punkte an anderem Land
der Driftwood Lumber Company. damn I'm
rechten winkel nit letztgenannter LIME
! In weetllcher Richtung und parallel NIT
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No. 14.-All die Oberflaeche oder dai
Grundrecht in u. auf all jene gewisse Lot
Strecke oder Parzelle Land gelegen in de
Stadt Scranton, Lackawanna County un,
Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt und be
schrieben we folgt. nemlich: Anfangen,
an einem Punkte 80 Fusz Won der Ecke al
der suedlichen Settle Won Sechster Avenu,
oder Strasze. hinter Lot No 1872 anuf den
Plane Won Lots der Delaware. Lackawanni
und Western Company. damn entlanl
Sechster Avenue In oestlicher Richtung g
Fusz zu einem Punkte in LIME Won ande
rem Land der Driftwood Lumber Co. den
Mortgagor hierin. damn i'm rechten Winke
nit besagter Sechster Avenue in sued
licher Richtung S5 75-100 Fusz zu einen
W!nkel init letztgenannter LIME In noerd
Punkte an anderem Land der Driftwooi
Lumber Company damn i'm rechten Win
kel nit letztgenannter LIME in westliche
Richtung und parallel NIT Sechster Ave
nue. 30 Fusz zu einem Punkte, damn in
rechten Winkel nit letztgenannter Lini
in noerdlicher Richtung SIS 75-100 Fusz zuu
Anfangsplatze. Besagte Lot ist Theil vol
Square oder Block No. 16 vom Plane vol
Lots Won Bellevue. welch besagter plal
eingetragen list in der Office Zur Eintrag
ung Won Deeds in und fuer Lackawann
County I'm Kartenbuch /. Seite Z. Is
Fusz zu einem Punlste. damn i'm rechte
asselbe Land zuvor uebertragen durch dl
Delaware. Lackawanna und Western Ell
senbahn Company an Gwilym Jones' ct. al
durch Deed datirt 2S. August 1899 und Elm
getragen in der Recorders Office vol
Iackawanna County i'm Deedbuch No ia
| Settle 356. Allies verbessert, nit eineu
| zweistoeckiRen hoelzernen Wohnhause UNI
| lAuszengebaeuden.
Nit Beschlag beiegt und In Exekutio
genommen auf die Klage der New Pradert
Building and Loan Association Won Yves
Scranton. Pa, gegen Driftwood Lumbe
Company Schuld 1854 25 Unforeseen vor
10. Maj 1910 an teSa.so. Anwaltgebuehre
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und Kosten. Judgment No 1854. Juni Ter
min 1910. FL. Fa. zum Juni Termin 1910.
BEvAN. Anwalt-
NO. 15.-An die Oberfiaeche oder das
Grundrecht in und auf die nachfolgende
Strecke oder Parzelle Land, gelegen und
seiend in der. Sechsten Ward der Stadt
scranton, Lackawanna County und Staat
vie folgt nemlich: Ist die suedliche
Haelfte Won Lot No. 80 i'm Quadrat oder
Block No. 20 auf dem No. l Plane Won
Lots der Delaware, Lackawanna und
Western Eisenbahn Company in Bellevue.
in besagter Stadt welch eine Haelfte be-
sagter Lot 21 Fusz in Front an Snyder
Avenue ist. dasselbe hinten, und Ill Fusz
in Tiefe, vie verzeichnet auf dem oben err
waehnten Plane, weleher Plan eingetragen
list in der Office EUR Eintragung Won Deeds,
etc, in und fuer Lackawanna County i'm
hartenbuch No. l. Seite Z, etc. Allies ver-
Dessert, init einem zweistoeckigen hoel-
zernen Wohnsause und Auszengebaeuden
darauf.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Flage der New Traders
Building and Loan Association Won West
Scranton, Pa, gegen Driftwood Lumber
Company. Schuld S72s.57. Unforeseen vom
g. Mai 1910 an $693.SS Anwalgebuehren
und Kosten. Judgment No. 1876. Juni Ter
min 1910. Fl. Fa. zum Juni Termin 1910.
BEVAN, Anwalt.
Fern'er:
No. 16.-An die oberfaeche oder das
Grundrecht In und auf die nachfolgend be- |
schriebene Strecke oder Parzelle Land ge-
legen und seiend in der Sechsten Ward |
der Stadt Scranton, Lackawanna County
und Staat Pennsylvania. begrenzt und be- |
schrleben vie folgt, nemlich: LIST die |
suedliche Haelfte Won Lot No. 80 i'm Qua |
drat oder Block No. 20 auf dem No /
Plane Won Lots der Delaware, Lackawanna
und Western Eisenbahn Company in Belle |
vue. In besagter Stadt welch besagte cine |
Haelfte 20 Fusz in Front an Snyder Ave-
nue. list, dasselbe hinten. und Ill Fusz in
T1efe, vie verzeichnet auf dem oben err
waehnten Plane. welcher Plan eingetragen
ist in der Office zur Eintragung Won Deeds
In und fuer Lackawanna County i'm Kar-
tenbuch No. l, Seite Z. etc. Allies YER
Dessert, init einem zweistoeckigen hoel-
zernen Wohnsause und Auszengebaeuden.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
yenommen auf die Klage der New Traders
Building and Loan Association Won West
Scranton, Pa, gegen Drlftwood Lumber |
Company. Schuld s72S57. Unforeseen vom
,. Mai 1910 an s693.SS. Anwaltgebuehren
md Kosten. Judgment No. 166 Juni Ter
min 1910. FL Fa. zum Juni Termin 1910.
BEVAN. ARwalt.
aIl bas asnannts Gistntbum pirb nur ststH
ptriauft.
y. 3. Gonuor, Sderif
Seruntcn, pa. DOnutrRas, ben
i2. Wai 1910.
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eadapauua & @bomins Ballet.
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100, 500 uus 500 WSra,ns. I'm s 40 gppr.
ltuS an @chsutaatn unt ale uddbfcTdtnN,
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5unntdaen uub ale udhfcldsrst ,mou,io Npi.
tutsn tts uub iuftuHps 70 M Nadjis. In SRI.
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St'hs Fah-N'nu e'r a'pSth'FsrS'ruSs o6n,
Lvat ID Rreft am 8. SuIii9o7.
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Ser SIeiidbopfott pirO nit itetiaer
Steiseriing Oes 6Ieiidprsiies beant.
tuortet. @enn Die 9ebensnlittd trnmer
tbelierer un6 bic gortionen truner
ueiner tuer6en, 10 eapobHen iid
idIiebli6 Die Wseni6en bos eiier 10
nad unb nod aorIs Gb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

Ser 9eeip yorfer Brottruit 1T r1ir
5lHn beIten 6es Bublifllms gegriinoet
iporoen. 9tatiirIibl 8er uber oaralif
re6net, 6aB Die Saibe GROCER ooer
biaiger tpprSen, Der biirfte ii6 oob
tpobI baIo idJner5Iid enttduiht fiib'
lon
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
ADVICE ON SOCIAL
CUSTOMS

wait few years. Who knows but what
your ideals of life may changer Better
II Is to advance slowly toward a goal
than TO rush foolishly into a condition
OF life that is guarded by door which
shuts after your entrance. Divorce Is
entirely too big a question for ma to
discuss now, but l am sorry for the
happiness of the married state Of two
young people who. deep down in their
hearts, argue, ION, well. we can get a
divorced"
perienced in the ways OF the world.
They see things from broader point of
view and are able to look beyond the
rosy clouds OF romantic courtship into
the practical everyday life. Mother and
father are cogn!Zant OF all that marriage
entails, and sometimes place lettering
fingers on hasty children, because they
strengthen a real, deep love and will put
an affection that is but temporary to
good test.
Listen to older ones before rushing
into marriage. Let the advice OF moro
experienced ones be heard and weighed.
So, my dear girl, II your sweetheart
proposes an elopement, say no. Remem-
Der that marriage is a serious step, to
be taken IN a reverent mood and to be
considered from all points OF view be-
fore a decision Is made.
The repentance during years OF dis
heartening trouble Is terrible thing.
Vain regrets will not remove the scars
In your life, and the courts are unpleas-
ant places at their best
Be wise In your love, and marry In .
mature wisdom that is a foundation or
inexpressible JOY.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
MORE BOMBS THROWN
BY CHICAGO GAMBLERS

CHICAGO, Sept N.-Bombs numbers
So and 81 in the war between two fac
lions of gamblers were exploded last
night in two places Ave miles apart
within 10 minutes Of each other
In neither case was any person sert-
ously injured, though the damage to
buildings was considerable.
The first projectile ripped wide open
ing directly above the entrance to Frel-
berg's dance hall In I'D street. and the
second explosion tore a great opening In
the roof Of Woodlswn cafe, SD street
and cottage Grove avenue, driving
frightened men and women to the streets
in a panic. 1t is believed the second
bomb was intended for an alleged pool
room adjoining the Wodlawn cafe.
For three years the police have been
in a turmoil over mysterious explosions
which have caused serious injury to
number of persons and thousands or
dollars damage to property.
The police believe that the bombs have
all been thrown by the same man, but
20 far they have not been able to appre-
bend him.
Detectives who have been working on
the case believe that both bombs last
night were thrown from the elevatd rail-
road platforms, as both buildings are
near the elevated structure.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
SWEET POTATO TIME

Croquettes To to cups hot riced potatoes add
three tablespoonfuls butter, one-half teaspoon
full salt, dash of pepper and beaten egg.
Shape in croquettes, egg, and crumb and fry in
deep fat.
Roasted: Wash and pare potatoes that are of
uniform size. One hour before the pork roast
is done put them in the pan with the meat
and haste every ten minutes with the drippings.
Stuffed: Bake six large, we'll shaped pota-
toes Cut in two lengtnwise. Then scoop out
contents and to them add generous quantity of
butter, pepper and salt to taste, and little
cream or milk. When beaten light and smooth.
refill shells, heaping up roughly, brush with
butter, and brown In a hot oven.
Candied: Take medium sized potatoes and
boil till nearly done. Peel and cut the long way
into one-half inch slices FIJI a baking dish
with layers of slices thickly covered with brown
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23

wants you for his wifes you may be sure he is
sincere. C2) Five inches from the floor. 81
Saturday.
Deer Miss Grey: Ol Is IL possible to obtain
a good complexion without the aid of massage
and creams2 t2l When two men are Introduced
should they shake hands? 81 l work in a
printing office aud my hands are ink stained.
What will remove lit NELL.
A.-u) Yes. Use soap suds bath once a day
upon retiring. Wash in hot and cold clear wa
ter two or three times day. Eat pure food,
get plenty OF sleep, sunshine and fresh air. and
your skin will be clear and fresh. % Yes.
60 Gasoline or glycerin.
Dear Miss Grey: Oh What is the birthstone
for September? (2l What are suitable decora-
lions and refreshments for September birth
day psrty7 (3l Suggest present for man
friend. "a What is the latest way TO do up
your hair? J. AND n.
Al Sapphire. (2) Decorate with branches
OF autumn leaves and fall flowers. Serve
shrimp salad, olives, waters and coffee. II you
care to add a course, an ice and large birth
dag cake would be appropriate. 90 scsrfpin
set with his birthstone. a. No rat" no false
hair Tor very nttlel. large soft coils and a few
puffs II liked parted In the middle and rolled,
or soft fiat waved pompadour.
Dear Mas Grey: III What kind OF station
cry Is proper 20 use for correspondence (2)
what should one say on being introduced to a
man or woman? IGNORANT.
Al Plain unlined linen paper OF creamy
tint. IL be purchased by the pound. CT
II am very glad 10 meet you
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
CHINESE THEATER Is
TURNED INTO MISSION

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE turning OF
Chinatown's heather theater into
Christian mission, accomplished week
ago. was but a precursor OF other revolu-
tionary changes in the Oriental quarter.
Only last week a score or the leading
merchants celebrated their release from
ancient superstitions by cutting or their
queues and dressing their hair perma-
nently In American fashion.
Now II Is announced that the old tenn
pie, or joss house at the entrance OF
Mott street which several hundred tour
lists have visited every night for de-
cade or more will soon be abolished. The
Chinese public chamber plans to destroy
the idols and remodel the building for
the use of the classes of the New York
Chinese public school. The school Is at
present housed in cramped and unat-
tractive quarters nearby.
The destruction of the idols Is to be
the chief of a series Of reforms. It is 10
be followed by the prohibition Of public
exhibition of opium dens and the remov-
al of gambling houses.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
"LITTLE MAGNET" DYING
DESTITUTE IN ASYLUM

NEW YoRK.-Lottie ellison. the Little
Magnet OF the once twinkling toes,
sparkling blue eyes and voice that made
Broadway rave TO the tune OF THE Sun
shine OF Paradise Alley" is dying at
Bellevue hospital.
When Lottie ellison. a little demure
Pennsylvania girl, made her debut at
the National theater on the Bowery
quarter OF a century ago, she was In
stantly acclaimed a star. Her salary
Jumped in leaps until she became the
highest priced actress on the American
stage She was married and divorced
three times, her last husband being Ac-
tor ]. X. Emmett. son OF the gerat come
dian.
I A year ago she became an inmate
OF an asylum at Bloomington. ILL.,, from
which she emerged to sing in the lower
class music halls. Recently she was
picked up In the street. sick and destitute
and sent to a hospital Few Of the friends
who lowered about her when she earned
s.. 500 a week have interested them
selves in her since she left the gay
white lights of Broadway.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23

It's a safe wager that the question OF
woman's superiority or inferiority tn
man-which is up for occasional pro-
found discussion-never has been and
never will be settled by these learned
men to their own complete satisfaction
They all agree among themselves
that woman Is inferior. or course. but
Just turn any one OF these wise old owls
loose among a lot or babies, and he'd
howl for a woman TO COME 0UlCh-
The majority OF those women who
were born 10 be mothers are content TO
pe queens or their home and are per-
fectly willing that their husbands shall
reign supreme elsewhere. hence this
question never causes a ripple in the
little worlds they rightfuliy call their
own.
FATHER is bound TO provide his chill
dren with necsssaries. but MOTHER
gives them the physical care and tne
early mental training which FATHER
is totally unable to supply.
The true mother cOnsults her children
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
Where Woman Really IS
Mans incompatible Superior
sY CYNTHIA GREY.

as junior partners in the home enter
prise. she interests herself in the small
affairs of these juniors, and at the
proper times is a child with them.
When maternal counsel is needed In
times OF childish revolt. she is pre-epi-
nently the mother-gentle, patient, sym
pathetic and compassionate. She never
forgets that the education OF her babies
begins at her very breast. and that
every spoken word tends toward the
formation OF their characters.
Here is an exquisite tribute TO
MOTHER--read. And think Did
you ever read an equally beautiful eul0-
gy on FATHER? Not that father isn't
all right in his place, but as a mother,
he is mothers inferior' No doubt Of
il.
Happy he with such a mother! Faith
in woman kind
Beats with his blood, and trust In all
things high
Comes easy to him. And though he trip
and fall.
He shall not blind his soul with clay
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
Please TeHMe?
woMEws QUESTIONS ANSWERED
BY Cynthia Grey.

Dear Miss Grey; I am II. five feet three
incEes tain. Am too tall and very slender. Also
have freckles. Please tell ne a remedy for
these things. UGLY DUCKLING.
A-No remedies are needed for you Your
sleuderness is that OF youth. snd you will FIJI
out In time. Get plenty Of sleep aud fresh aie
eat nourishing food and an abundance OF wa
ter between meals. Above all. don't worry
about your looks. The freckIes will disappear
in time. Remember that everybody loves freck-
Ied-faeed boys and girls and be proud that you
have a few OF the little brown spots
Dear Miss Grey: III I am Is. and have
full face and long. heavy hair. Please tell
me becoming way TO dress my hair without
a rat 90 VIII a man with brown eyes fall
In lore with a girl OF the same tyre!
A.-m Comb IT back softly from the face
and col IL in broad loose swirls on the crown
Of the head. pinning it securely. CD II they
are eOnssnisI-Why .nOtl
Dear Miss Grey; am Is. and have not Jet
had besux. What would you advise;
ANXIOUS.
A.-Advisei Just forget about the boys for
the next three years You are only a little girl.
and ought to be playing with dolls instead OF
worrying about ''beauL
Dear Mss Grey: Oh What viii remove axle
grease from orsandy skirtT ~ How SooD
should one answer letters from friends and
rplativesg 80 Ny sister is i5. five and half
feet tall. and weighs $50 pounds. but IL not too
stout. How can she dress look shorter
FARMER GIRL
A.-dn Try lard. ca In fortnight. 90 She
should avoid striped materials. lengthwise
trimmings and large plaids- Her dresses should
be simply made.
D..r ,,fss f.r.v- What Ia the meaning Of the
phrase '-Recuup while the recouperating Is
good - B. 3
A-Probably Is smother version Of Make hay
while the shines"
Dear Miss Grey: ul I an in love with
man ten years nv senior How can l find out
whether he Is sincere IN his expressions Of lovef
90 I am II. How long should my skirts sbe ,
ca Whist day Of the year did February .. lss5.
fan ouF VI. NJ. l.
Al II he has told your parents that he
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
THE INTERROGATION POINT
A Story Told to the Little Tot in Rhyme and Rhythm
By EDMUND VANCE COOKE

When 1 horned, 1 wasn't nothin but
A little baby
my eyes shut
Like kitty-babies?
Papa, will buy
. A skitchng-rope an chatteaine-pony fer my
Birthday? An paint-brush, too?
Wolves can't talk, rily, Just like people do
Kin they?
maybe they could,
Err how'd the wolf say Each oo-upg' Rdin' Hood?
Is it tomorrow, papa? Well, why amt today
Tomorrow? Yesterday, what made you
Tomorrow today? Mm-mm don't
Why,
can't bark at me?
w papa, today
make yesterday tomorrow? Say!
An, papa, will you buy umbrella
Likes the grocery wagon?
could Cinderella
Dance breakin' EN-? Was her sisters mad ,
That O scott her? Or was they glad?
lose the other slipper of?
Say, papa will you learn me how to scott?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23
OPEN SEASON FOR WELSH
RABBITS BEGINS TONIGHT
Tips for the Eager Hunter Who Would Pursue This Delicious
MorSeI

cup of thin cream gradually. while stir
ring constantly and cook two minutes
Add one-half pound of soft. mild cheese
cut in small pieces, and stir until cheese
is melted. Serve on waters or bread
toasted on one side. The rabbit being
poured on the untoasted side.
That's one way. There are people
who catch Welsh rabbits by putting the
butter in the chatting dish, and when
melted add cheese, salt, mustard and
cayenne; as cheese melts they add ale
or beer gradually. while stirring con-
stantly; and then finish it with an egg
slightly beaten.
But a member of the faculty OF south
Dakota university was kicked out fol
putting a half-cup of beer in his Welsh
rabbit. So. If you're a professor in
South Dakota university, or If you have
no use for malt decoctions, use recipe
No. 1.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-23

Whoopee, the lids off. The Welsh
rabbit season is open after supper to-
night, and Miss or Mrs. can get out that
dainty chatting dish Cor Just an ordinary
PAM and bag all the Welsh rabbits she
has a mind to.
Yes, it is rabbit" The Century
dictionary says: Owing to an absurd
notion that rabbit in this phrase is a
corruption of rare-bit the word is often
written 'rarebit.' which is certainly
wrong"
Welsh rabbit hunting is great! It's
so easy, you know, if you have the in
gradients and the recipe, and here is
the latter-with and without the brew
er's product:
Melt one tablespoon of butter add one
teaspoon of cornstarch, one-quarter tea
spoon of salt, one-quarter teaspoon of
mustard. a few grains Of cayenne, and
stir until we'll mixed, then add one-half