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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-07-19
A WORD TO DEPosIToRs IN SAY.
INGS BANKS.

There are many matters connected
with human affairs that are beyond
human knowledge.
We know they exist, but why, On
impotence only understands
But when it comes to cold-blood-
ed, every day business affairs like
banking, we find that given condi-
tions certainly produce their logical
results.
Here is a concrete illustration
On the first day Of July, 1907, the
Hyde Park Savings Bank had de-
posits aggregating $844,158.34. Four
years later, to wit, on the first day Of
July, 1911, those deposits had in
creased to $2,0l8,3O6.77; 139 per
cert. or $1,174,148.43 gain in four
years.
The first utterance given to a
statement of this kind is 1T cannot
be true
The second is, ..The growth is phe-
nomenal' -
And then we say, cit is simply
wonderful can it be?''
Figures do not lie and the cold
facts in the matter are that. in the
little village of Hyde Park with it's
population of only 423, there is a
Savings Bank which the people of
Vermont hold in such high esteem
that for four years the deposits
therein have exceeded the withdraw
ais by between $500 and $1,000 for
every working day in the four years
To be exact about 1t, 1895 per work
ing day.
What is the explanation?
Simply that the people of Vermont
have watched the growth of the La
noble County Savings Bank and
Trust Company with unusual inter
est because of its management and
its methods of investments.
They have not failed to observe
that in its entire existence of more
than % years, the funds OF the
bank have been invested with such
excellent judgment and with such
painstaking care that the bank has
a record, probably unparalleled, OF
never having lost a dollar by a poor
note.
The man or boy having money to
deposit has simply said to himself,
the very safest, the very strongest,
and the most conservative Savings
Bank management is none too good
for me, and if the four per cent. in
terest paid by the Hyde Park bank
is the highest rate of interest paid by
any Vermont bank, and it is perfectly
safe to send money by mail-and
the records show that not dollar
of deposits sent by mail to this bank
was ever lost-why shouldn't I place
my funds for investment and safe
keeping in the Hyde Park bank?"
The question is natural one and
the answer follows as naturally as
the night follows the day.
Really, there is nothing mysteri-
Gus about this abnormal and phe-
nomenal growth.
IF it will pay you to sell your goods
If will nav IN 1duorfico in Tho 90
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-07-19
Epworth Outing Club.

The Epworth Outing Club met with
Miss Florence Brownlow last Friday
evening. Numerous games were
played and light refreshments sery-
ed. A beautiful Autograph was
awarded Wallace Hayes for efficiency
in the bean contest. During the
evening Miss Alice Anderson gave
two vocal solos. The evening was
pleasantly enjoyed by all and upon
leaving three cheers were given for
the club
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-07-19
KIRBY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kelsey from
Springfield, Mass, visited at William
Damon's part of the last week.
Mrs. Helen Williams from Me-
chanicsville. n. Y, is visiting at w.
P. Russell's.
where it was never known to before
owing to the prolonged drought.
Mr.. Bennett and son from Sutton
visited at Frank Leach's recently.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-07-19

IF it will pay you to sell your goods
it will pay to advertise in The Gale
DOMAIN. Send in your cory.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-07-19

Don't cheat yourselves by not looking
at our Hosiery bargains. They are
drummers' samples and are offered at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30
Beginning; Wednesday Norm
should be specially that every garment I'M
Linen and Lingerie
Dresses
AT Less than Material Cost

sale Price
White Linen Dress. Size 40. original price $4,000 $3.50
Tan Linen Dress. size 38. originate price $500 $3.50
White Linen Dress size SO. original price $4,000 $3.50
White Linen Dress size az, original price $3.50 $3.50
White Linen Dress size 20, original price $4,000 $1,000
Pink Linen Dress size 16 original price $3.50 $4,000
Grey Linen Dress size 49, original price $500 $l3.95
Blue Linen Dress, size 49, original price $500 Sl3.95
White Lavender Trimmed Linen Dress. size IA, original
price S37, so .---- $3.50
Tan Linen Dress size 49, oriuinaI price $4,000 $3.50
Tan Linen Dress. size IT, ORIGINAL price $3.50 S21 90
Blue Linen Dress size 49, oriainaI price S45OO 80
White Linen Dress size 81, original price $4500 $3.50
White Linen Dress size 49, original price $4,000 $3.50
White Linen Dress size a., original price $4750 $3.50
White Linen Dress size 49, original price S4200 S27 SO
Coral Linen Dress, size &c. original price $4,000 $2l 90
Misses Linen Dresses in CoIorS, original price
$3.50 -------- .-------- ------- Sc SO
Lingerie imported Gown, size &c. original price
$l2500 .----- $67 so
Imported White and Coral Marqusette Dress size Sc
original price $4,000 ---------------- $500
Misses MarquiSee Dresses original price $500 ST. SO
Embroidered MarquiSee Dress, size 49, original price
$3.50 ----- $2l.00
Black and White Embroidered MarqlUSette Dress size
40, original price $3.50 ---------- $500
White Embroidered MarquSette Dresses, original price
S2.50 S10.75
Lingerie Dresses IA to A. all different $3.50, 1850 1850
Net Dresses, half original prices $685. l4.00 1880 1900
White Serge Dresses all different 6 "a and SO only
------- $780, $3.50, 1000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30
Silk Pettic0ats

At the time of writing this ad we had not got to
the Silk Petcoat stock but the assortment of Taffeta
and Messalne Skirts is quite large and the sale price
is a chance you should not miss
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30
MARVELLOUS REDUCTIONS
Rain Coats and Capes

Women's Rubberized Capes in gray and black, $3o5
$3.50 values in Rubberized Coats all colors single and
double texture 49, $4o5
80 Cravenette Rain Coats Sale Price $3.50
$1O.5O values in Rain Coats, Sale Price, .. $695
$3.50 value in Cravenette Coats, at $1O5O
Superior High Grade Rain Coats in New Loose Back
effects specially marked at $3.50, 1880, 21.OO to
5000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30
OF Our Entire Line of


kepo gdmmeiH ky cling mrnGwh While January cara
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30
SILK ]
Here are some

Rajah Silk Dresses, $500 values, for So!
Grey, Black, and Blue Taffeta Dresses
original prices, $25, Sale Price ~
Foulard Silk Dresses, original price, n,
SIS, Sale Price, ~,
Messahne Dresses, several COlors, origi-
nal price, $500, Sale Price, Sl3.
SIS Oriental Pongee Silk Dresses, Sale
Price, Sis.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30
CORRECT IN STYLE
, PERFECTLY TAILORED
AND WONDERFUL BARGAINS

We will offer the entire line of about 20 Tailor
Made Suits in lightweight cloths including all colors
and all different in Greys, Tans, Navy, and Blacks.
Some in the house only few days, but everything
goes at this SALE The prices will be as follows
$3.50, $780, 1880, $780, 800, 1850, 1850, 1880
2l.00, ESQ, to $3.50
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30
Evening Gowns

White NAeSSaIne. size &c. original price $3.50 $200
Painted Chiffon Gowns original price $3.50 $4,000
White Embroidered Chiffon Gown, original price $500
$275O
Pink Chiffon Gowns Misses Sizes original price $500
S27.50
White Chiffon Gowns original price $4,000 $1,000
White Chiffon Embroidered Gowns, original price S4950
$3.50
The Prices Read Like Bargains The Merchandise
speaks for itself. You are invited to inspect.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30
Every Garment Exactly
as Represented

Money Cheerfully Refund
ed if not Satisfied
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09
9is rsbirme Oes e&weisens".
Die sraTisn Staten, pS bic parisn ibrt 1sN
ten Riseerieaen.

$50 immer in Giien nod &oIonien
Der aIten BARREN beiteben, ra9t in
Der 96be ibrer SieoeIungen meiIt
ouf SiigeIn oSer Bergen Elm einiames
9aulperf enpor, Dem ale SebenOen
ideu aus Dem 8ege geben: oas iinS
Die 9biirme oes Sbpeigens, Die
@rGberItGtten Der Barien. Sogar
in Der 9Gbe BON 9ombop, auf einem
ole Staot beberri1enoen Siigel, ari
bem Die reiden &aufleute ibre prab'
tigen Siuen erridtet baben, ltebt ei'
ner 6ieier unbeimliden Gbiirme, Den
fein 2ebenoer betreten bari, ia iogar
Die @1dter iener StGtte bes @rait'
ems iino bon Der g9elt abeeidIoIien
uno perIaiien ME Die Stele, auf Die
ibr Intt iie geiteat bat. @s iino nieo'
rige, brett bingelagerte runoe Ebilr'
me, Seren Snneres in Orei 8reiie ein'
getbeilt lit. Sier lagern, often i'm
Sagesli6t, Die Sfelette Der @lGubi.
gen, in ben ibnen 5ufommenoen &in.
gen: inn GuBerIten 4reis, in Oumpfen
2o6ern Spii6en mGhti9en Steinen,
Die Sei6en Der Rdnner, i'm mittleren
3reiIe Die Der Srauen uno i'm inner
item 4reiie, Dem fIeiniten, Die Der
ain0er. 8enn immer elm SoOter in
Sen Eburm oes Sd)ipeigens ieinen
@inSug bGlt, entitebt an Dem idre.
densuolen Srte, 10 ipiro in Der Sce.
no illuItra beridtet. cine lebbafte BE-
neaung; Die bunoerte, Die toliienbe
bon @eiern, Die ibrer 8eute barrenO
oui SEN Mauern iisen unO Die benah.
barten 91ume bepolfern, erbCben
itb nit beiierem @ei6rei unS parten
auf ibr greulides Wtnbl. &aum Oab
6ie SootentrGger Die 9eide in ibren
areis eeIegt baben, Itiir5en Die gieri.
aen 8ogeI auf oen Sooten, unO me
niae Winnten ipGter iinO Die taliienOe
un0 abertauienOe bon abgena9ten
| Sfeletten I'M elm neues bereihert.
8om &egen uno bonn 8in6e 6urh'
riittelt fallen Die @ebeine bann nit
Ser 3eit rad Der tieflieseHoen Witte
oes Gmtrmes binab unO itiirden in
ben 0tittelbrunnen, 81 Oen lleberre.
iten Der l@Gter uub 8orpdter. Bier
| ihnaIe Hinnen Ieiten Ole nuf Die
| @ebeine falenOen HegenmaIien 5ur
mittleren sobe, mo- SanO unO Sob.
Ienidi6ten Ons @oiier reinisen, aui
Dab es mieOer in ben iungfrGulihen
SdoB Der GrOe 5lriiffebren unO Oen
reinen uno eruisen &reisIoli Ser fos-
mii6en @lemente fortiesen moge.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09
Gin SuseitulS
ansibpi.n aus benz esbtu oss tttsn stIfsnhep
Suss BON Srauuihwsis.

lleber 6en Ser5og @iIbeIm bon
Brauni6peig (geItorben IS. Sftober
1884, nit Dem Die Gltere 2inie oea
Sauies 9raunifpeig- -2iinebrrg err
Hold, brin9en Die fiir5lih erihienenen
Decentralization" bon gilooli
@dert, grauni6weig, S. Sieoers,
foIgen6e MitbeiIineen: 9ie 8euob'
ner Der Sauptita6t 8ruunihrpeia
ipiinidlien 6ringeno, Sob Der 2orIoes,
berr iib pernlabIe, unb ioben oesbalb
nit geiorgnib. wie Su0r oul Snbt
bcrItridl, obne 0nB an cine @rfiillun1
ibres 8uni6es geoo6t pur6e. @nes
id6nen Cages beidloiien iie, in einer
unteribGni9en Betition i1ren befiim.
mertcn Ser5en 9uft du ma6en; orel
Der angeiebeniten 9iirger iollten lie
iibcrreiden. Ser Ser5oo empfina Die
Scrren iebr gnGoig uno ueriprot
ibnen cine baIbige glntmort. Ruulr
NOR cine Stlinbe perfloiien, lett ftt
Reputation oas S1loB perl1i'er
botte, aIs an ben Strabenefen oel
@ta6t groBe 3ettel anseidlagen pur'
ben. 9ieie offentIide '9efmlnt
madung Iolitete folgenoerlnaben'
S5ersogli6es Softbeater. gIuf IHer
b1diten 9efebl. Selite 9lbenb: sd
bieibe Iebie." 2uitipieI bon 6. S0pier
Ser Ser5og bate alrf ieine Soilcr
eine MISUNDERSTANDING 5Wiihel
ieinem S6loiie Sibpaenort Uni
@regIau berIteIlen Ioiien. glls er rllr
gum crIten Wtal oas i'm S6loiie elm
acridltete Selesrapben5irnmer be
iuhte, erflGrte Der Selegrapbiit i'm
ben Slpparat lmo teIegrnpbirte id,lieb
lid gum beIieren 8erItGnOniB nit Be
ncbmi9ung oes Ser5ogs an Die Sta
tion 8reslau: yDurhlau6t beiuhrl
eben gum erIten WaIe oas Selegra
bben6ureau llno befinoen it6 in er
niini6teItem 8obliein." Nob einigel
Miinuten meIoete Die @lodc eine 9lnt
p,rt. Ger Selegrupbiit iuideIt hel
Streifen ab uno las lallt: n9eibes ii
mir ean5 =" bier itOdte er. rgtun?'
frogte Der Ser3og. r9urdlau6t
if :" - n2eien sic, i'd beiebI
es. .9eioes lit mir gand i6nnppe"
ftotterte Der Selegrapbiit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09
Sas sbrlidls s'esrabaiR.

Gin eigenortiees SubiIGum brfngt
uns oas Sabr 1911. @s iinb iest
aerabe 3peibunoert Sabre peritriden,
{eitoem in Berlin Der erIte ShauIpie.
Ter elm ebrIi6es 9egrGbnib ouf Ell.
mem driitIiden Sriebbof gefrinben
bat. 8orber eeb0rten Die Sdaliipie.
Ter, Sell. uno 2einent6n5er, &omo.
oianten, &iemenite6er uip. gu ben
lnebrIi6en 2eilten, segen ole 5abI.
rci6e beionoere 8eroronrngen unb
8eifripte erganeen iinb. Inter an.
oerem puroe mebrmols ben 9iirgern
uno &nufleiiten eingei6Grft, ben
S6auipieIern" ni6ts 5u bergen, od
&Iagen auf3obIilne oerShuIobetrGge
gegen S6auipieler BON feinem @e.
riht ,anaenommen tperoen ourfteu,
Die @l1ubiger oIio bas gsahieben bot.
ten. @anS aueemein betra6tete man
Die SdauipieIer, 5u benen man ales
sGbIte, mas 0ffentlib 8orItelungen
ireeno peIder grt CAB. als fabrenOe
2eute unb iteate iie auf cine Stufe
nit Sigeunern unO Spisbuben. @s
entiprah olio leoieIib Der Iuffaiillng
Der Belt, oab man linen Die lebten
@bren, Die Dem Meni6en 5ufommen
t0nnen, peringte unb ibrem 9eidnam
nur bort elm gI6then aeitottete, mo
SeIbitmoroer unb Sineerihtete be.
erSigt nurben. glber i'm Sabre I'LL
ieste es Berlin ourd, bab Der S6au.
Ipieler Snfob She[er auf benz. oa.
mails nod ole gtitoIoitirhe umgeben.
Sen &ir6bof Der @emeinoe beigeiebt
nuroe. Die @eiltIibfeit erhob Sipar
giniprud), aber Der geiommte Iotb
pon Berlin interuenirte. iobaB SdeI.
Ter pirfIi6 elm pebrlides" 9egr6b.
nib erbielt, uIlerOings aud MIR am
6uberIten Tanoe oes airdhofes. ober
immerbin in gerpeibter groe. SIN
rlebrieen beItano nod oos gnn5e is.
Sabrbunoert binour6 Die RiBoGtung
Der 4om0Dianteu fort, oenn nod,
1884 muroe oos oben erip1bnte Goift
megen Ses 8orgcns on SdouipieIer
fir Berlin pieOerboIt. Senipora
mlitontllrl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09
Nlit einem gpitoefrunSunten brr-
iuedjiclt.

Cine 9errpe6ieIuns nit einem
goitoefrau0nnten pioerfitbr Sieier
Gage oem $nuptMonn elmer eli1iIr
i6en @arniion. Den BON Roln a. Rl
aus itedbrieflid oerfolgten Sberter-
grapbenoiiiItenten Sutanus, Der, mir
mir idon beri6teter, nab llnterittn-
suns pon $4,000 Wtarf fliihti9 Sr-
UorOen lit, slaubte man, pie auB
Ebann I'M ObereIiaB semeIOet mirs,
in BeiIerling bel Sbann ausfinois
gemadlt 5u baben. Gin Boitbenmter
ma6te ben YoitOirettor in Tbann nu5
feline @nbOeduns dlimerfiam, seraOe
in bem gugenblid. nls Der mutbmnB-
lihe 6liihtIine Den 3u9 nadl Ntiu-
bauien beItieg. SSnfolee oeiien nab
men elm Boli5eibeomter un6 Der Bolt-
6irettor in Dem betreffenoen 8agen-
obtbeiI glns un0 fubren eIeif5eitia
mad UhiIbnuien. 9ort nurOe oie
per6Gdtige Beri6nIihteit, Die offer
Sings cine auffnuer0e 9lebnlidfeit
mit oem geiudten 8oitOeirauoanten
bot, auiaeioroert. iih 5u legitimirer,
un6 MN iteqte Iid berous, Dob man
niht Sutnnlls Dor lid bate, ionSern
einen Sauptmnrn BON einem MiiI-
bouier Iesimeut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09
IlilitGrsefansensr ais 2ebensretter.

Ser unteroffisier Sc giban in
Brett fiel beim lleberidreiten Der
mad 6em 9reiter &riegsbofen fiib.
renoen Bride ins @aiier unS innf
baIo unter. glls Der I'M naben Na.
rinegefGnenib iuternirte friegsge'
ridtIih perurtbeilte Ysatroie Mau'
beIonbe bies gerpabrte, iprang er I'M.
per3agt in boiler 3Ieibung in Sns
eistaIte 8aIier un6 mar 10 gliidIi6,
ben llnteroffi5ier gu retten, porauf
Or geIaiieu in ieinen @elunbriam Su.
riidfebrte. gtIs Der IorineprGieft
bon Brett bieruon erfibr, reidte er
Elm @eiuh Inn iofortise Serobiesung
Der Straie WtouoelonOes on ben
Warinenliniiter elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09
Die Siinocr Der Sampusna.

Die baltnuiIoen RinOerberoen in
Der amVpogna, Oie 6par ais Wtilf.
fiibe oienen, Babel nber einen Oiel
niloeren @inoruf MAIDEN, als uniere
Sousriu0er, erfl1rte slrnaloo Geroe.
iato in einem Slufiate Der nSauitra-
5ione" fir Die Rndfommen Der Rin-
6erber6en, Die Die aiiatiiden Boiler
bel ihren @iuf1llen in Die gpenni.
nenbaIbiniel mitgebradt bnben. Die
8ebanOlung Oieier balb1pilOen Scam.
paguarinOer lit fiir uniere 9egriiie
einioermaBen ieltiam. 0as Berieben
ieOes RuloeS nit einem 9rnnoitem.
bel lit ,luar uithts auBergap66n-
lid,es, b0dJit merfuiir0ig aber lit Die
9lrt Der @iI6gepinmmg, 0enn Die
aampognarin0er iheinen itd nift
gan gutrpiaig meIfen gu laiien. gu.
nGd,It uer0en Die WiIhfiibe gum
Melfen in Bferd,e getrieben unO felt.
gebunoen; oann ruft Der RinOerhirt
ooer Der Melter Die eiit5elnen friif-
miIhenOen Riibe beim Romeu, 10.
glei6 fommt (nad ben slngaben Oes
StaIieners) ieoes RaI ons 8alb Der
aufserufenen &ub, oas iid an Den
Slang oes Ramens ieiuer Wtlitter
idon gelpobnt bot, nm gu iausen.
Dan IdBt es onnn einen gliieeubIid
iaugen, oarn aber miro Die Wil6.
queIle bur9 Die iadfunoige Sano
oes Wtelfers in einen MelffiibeI ge.
Ieitet, unO bas 8aDb bat 6as gu.
iphpn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09
gtblctiide Sample.

Qurh ben itaIieniiden 9otibafter
in 8aibingtou lit an ale gpmnaIti.
iden 8erbinounaen Der 8ereinigten
Staateu Die ginlaOunA BUR Bethel.
liguns on ben @ettfdmpfen er9an.
gen, pclhe i'm Wtoi beies Snbres in
Surin 3u gbren bes 80. Snbrestages
Der 8roflomntion Oes 26niereihs
StoIien obgebaIten werOen ioqen.
gisber iparen es MIR Die 5urner,
peIde BEL ioIhen 8eronIaiiungen Die
8ereinigien Stanten pertraten.
lleber Die 0otur Der 8etttGmpfe un6
ionItige ndhere 9eitimmllngen limo
ipeitere @ittbeiIungen in ausii6t ee.
ttonlmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09
@ute 9entidle.

Der Sprndenfampf in llngarn
fono einen Ra6baa in liner Ter'
ianmlung 81 Bbilaoelpbia, pelhe in
Der uneariiben Stride our @riinouna
zines Silfsoereins 6es ungariihen
SoipitalS ab9ebalten tpuroe. Baitor
9r. @e5a &acianup eroffnete Die
iebr gut beiufte Seriammlung Der
aud mebrere Ierate oes eriten III.
aarii6en SoipitnIs in ben 8ereinig'
ten Staaten beipobnten. Der Serr
gaitor beoiente iih Der ungariideu
Sprade, uno aud Der goriisenoe Der
geriammIung, Sliftmonn iprat
magparii6. Cine an5ubI Oelitif.un'
garii6er 8ereine Dor our6 9elega'
fen in Der 8eriommllng pertreten.
als elmer bon ibnen frngte, oh es ibm
geitattet iei, in oeiitiher Sprahe gu
fpreden, uno BON Der gtGbe Oes Srd.
fiOententiides cine dblebnenOe glnt.
mort erioIete, erboben iid) ettua bier.
sia 8ertreter beuti6.ungoriider
gereine fuie elm Rann uno oerlieBen
unter Sroteit Die 8erInmmlung, mel
de iiberbnupt einen etlpas Itiirmi'
ifen 8erIaui nabm. Che Dr.a Gel.
fina g0Igar, Der @riin6er oes Soipi.
tolls, ben SSrrtbum uuifl6ren fonrte.
paren Die Seutih.llugarn aus Der
Stride bernus. glber Der Brdiibent
Der 9eutif, llngariid)eu Inter
itiitungsgeienihaft. %eter 8in'
eren, botte ieiuen Blas bebnuptet
unb belt an ole nnpeienOeu Wagpo'
rem cine aniprade in Oeuti6er Spra'
die, in neId)er er ertlGrte. llugnrr
ip6re iein 8aterlano, unO feline 8e'
iellihaft betbeilige iib iebr eerne an
Der @riinoimg elmer llnteritiisungs'
aeielIifait fir Sas llnsariihe Soipi'
taI, a6er er peritebe ni6t lu9ariif
benn ieine Wtutteriprahe mare
6eutif, un6 besbolb pGre es n0tbig
bab aud oeutif neben ungariih ir
ber 8eriommlung geiprohen Diiroe
es banbele ii1 fiir i'm uno feline 8e'
ieIihaft nm ndbereu IufihIuB iibel
oos Soipital. 9ns entiheoene Iuf
treten Ser 9eutib,llngorn bntte ge
nirft. @s fam in Der geriammIunf
bon Sn an aud Die 6eutife SprahC
su @bren, mel6e Die anlueienoer
@ospuren iebr gut gu periteber
idienen.
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Cine Sssstiide 9SmisiR.


Die SdGte, peIde bic 6abptii6c
abtbeiluns Der 8erliner Muieen ent.
b1lt, i6lummern 3u nidt geringem
GbeiI int8erborgenen, neil 6erHaum.
utaugeI ibre. guflteGune linmoglid
madt. Gin ioldes, ieit Iangem Dem
Wuieitm seb6riees, nber nod gar
ri6t befannt eeluorOenes Maiterpert
oIt6gpptiider Blaitif lit iest in elmer
SonoerailsIteIluns gu ieben, bic in
elmer Reibe berrli6er @erte Die Bor.
tr0tfunit bes 8baroonenIan6es Der.
onidauIi6t. @s banoeIt ii6 I'M einen
YortrGttopf Der ben oberen Gbeil
einer Spbinritatue BARTLETT. Das
Dtaterial, oas aus rotbem Grant
bonn eriten giIfataraft beltebt, 1T faIi
Ourtppes polirt uno lpeiit nod ReIte
Der 8emalung auf. Sbipobl Der 9opi
einen lonsen &innbart trdgt, 10 5eigt
er 6o6 unuerfennbar peiblide 3iige,
@s lit elm feines unb 5ueleif trait.
boIes @eiiht, oelien gebeimniBpoller
glus6rud etfpos unbeintlib 2auern.
6es uno Ieiie Spottiides 5at, ieoen.
fnls ben @inbrud BON elmer beoeuten.
oeu SnoiniOuaIit1t ,pieOersibt. 8as
RbrtrGt iteat Die &onigin Satidepiui
@bnemtamun aus Dem Infang oes
neuen Rei6es bar, ipie Brof. S61.
fer in einem bieiem intereiianten Ropi
gerpiSmeten auiias Der amtIiden Be
ridte aus ben aonieIiden &unit.
iammIungen mittbeilt. sic mar Die
@r6auerin oes SeIientempeIs bon
Ger eI.9abri in Ebeben, on beIien
SUB 6as @crf eeiunoen purOe. 8iP
weniee @eitalten Der 6gpptiiden Sc
ifidte bat oieie Srau, Die man ~oie
1gpptii6e Semiramis" genannt bat.
Die Bbantaiie Der &iinitler beifaitigt.
sic mar cine Der tpenigen Dirfli6en
&esentinnen auf Dem Bboroonen'
throne. 8or 6o6 Dem aeeppter Der
9egriff zines peibliden Serrihers 10
uhoenfbar, 6ab er in ieiner Sprade
fem eirfa6es 8ort fir &Onigin bat
Sati6epiut lit oaber NIT mGnnlider
gb5eiten perieben, Dem &nnbari
uno benz mGnnlihen Rotbbraltn Der
Saut, oas ii1 BON bem @elb Der
neibIiden Statiten oeutlib unter'
Ideioet. 8el6e 9foIle Die So6ter
SbutmoIis' 1. in ben Sbronnirrer
naf ieinem Eooe ipielte, lit nod niht
genau feitseitellt. Sebenfaas muf
Die Radt ibrer Beri0nIidfeit grot
eerueien ieiu, oenn 10 lange iie Iebte
bat ibr StiefbrrSer un0 @emabl, Der
beOeutenoe Sbutmoiis Ill, 3u eige'
men groben Ebaten feline @elegerbeit
aebobt. Seine @entablin DuBte iid
bic 6ominirenoe Stellun9 gu erbalten
bic aub bellte nod aus Dem BON ibi
erbauten groben @ranitobelisfen Dor
&arnaf uno Dem SerraIientenlpel bon
Der eI.9abri ipri6t. SIR &ubm lebt
fort in Ben langen Reiben lebensool'
Ter giloer, in oenen Die &0nigin tbrt
uielbeipro6ene srobe Expedition mad
Sem @eibrauManOe I'M Siiben De;
Rotben Meeres i6iISert. @tpas Dor
bem fas3inirenben 3auber unO Oel
moftpollen SnoipiOunIitat Oieiel
aroben 6rau Ieudtet auh aus Der
3iigen oieier 9erIiner Statue, Ok
6as bette Der weirigen beglalIbigter
gortr6ts Ser Serpi6eriu it,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09

8ieoeroer1uenOuns. Scr Sn.
Iinger iou ia geitern in Der Sieuna
bes Embellishments cine fiilminante
Rebe sesen ole 3ugsuerip6tuu9cu or.
balten haben." - .Runititiidl es
mar fnft p6rtIif oieirlbe. Die ieinr
Srau inn neuIih aebulten 6at. ais er
su ip6t gum eiien 9etommen mar"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-09

Gs giebt feinen enolitben @eiit. Der
bon Der Waterie abiolut frei pGre.
2eibnia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
REFUSE FILLS
N. Y. STREETS
sTRlEE or GARBAGE COLLECTORS
BRINGS ABOUT SERIOUS
CONDITION
o'sinfects0t % Be Distributes in vss,
Dangerous Portions ~ the

NEW YORK. Soy o. Sew yo-...
streets have become so Uttered e,fb
plies of Earhage as me result OF The
street cleaner strike THAI street.
leaning t1umiasione- Edwards viii
begin tomorrow tho use Of dI..ofae-.
ants
Comm ssiorer Edwards decided ur.
90 fnis measure today after a tour
OF fnc CRY ulfh ur Ernest q led
eric. mwissf1nar 81 health vino
f'sfed 'haf conditions were such o. 10
menace public health Dr LeferIa
s1'i no found conditions on The rast
side pretty bad
Rain. which Is falling tonight. fs
'fpec'ed 20 fush much 70 -he refrs.
aFav. bot 30 vas apparent today that
f vas accommodating faster Than The
inadequate force % s+f-ks bras kera
vac able 20 remove g.
PERSONS IN many residential sections
''re making cfur'r 20 relieve fhe aff
uaiion by burning their own rarhssa
u1i ifiIe care vac taken hy fhose %
ne poorer districts. and in fhera most
or ne disinfectanf viii - usef
tHorf' ~ ne department 70 remove
re refuse on Tho lower Esst side %