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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17
Fashions In Note Paper.

There are fashions in note paper and
calling cards, just as in everything
else. and the knowledge of these same
fashions stamps person as well
bred.'
The quality or finish of all the new
writing papers is ''laid'' with a water
mark instead of the linen or fabric
finish, although this latter finish will
still be widely used. The sheets are
square, of varying sizes, from small
note up, and the envelopes invariably
Just half the size of the sheet, requir-
ing but the one fold.
The cards all favor the almost
square sizes. The smallest are rs by
IN inches, while the largest are IA
BY ~. The name in script is always
popular and in good style, and, best
of all. quite reasonable, but the old
English has stood and probably will
stand at the head for style OF letter.
ing on visiting cards.
| The old English shaded letter Is.
! then, the style par excellence for Wis
| iting cards, and it is also by far the
| most expensive. The address should
now be in the right hand corner, and
If one lives in the city, only street and
number are required. II reception
day is desired, it should be placed in
| the left-hand corner.
The Roman letter is sometimes used
| on a visiting card, but seldom unless
the name is unusual in spelling. anc
greater legibility is desired. For
| business card, nothing is in better
taste than the Roman letter.
! cat home" reception and dinner
cards are usually in script and o
three sizes. The smallest is 31ax4H
inches, and the largest 37sx5 inches
On all cards for luncheon or dinner
"Please reply is preferred to tn
| French initials, "R. S. V. P.' Neithe
| should be necessary, as every on
should. as a matter of course. repl
bv sending a note of acceptance; bu
so many are thoughtless in the mat
ter that it is the safest and sures
way for the hostess to remind he
guests of their duty. Especially as
reply needed when bridge whist TO
, lows a luncheon, and that it save
. the hostess much anxiety for Oil
| ner, goes without saying.
Mems cards are 21ax1R and II
same style of type as for women
: usually used No address is ever gil
+ ! en- unless the cards are to be use
) | when travelling Or when a man llv'
. at a club.
Q Cards for Mr.. and Mrs. together al
: not often used. Sometimes they
fancied for the first year after ma
r rage or to accompany gifts, but it
q more or less of an old-fashioned Gu
tom.
The first year after daughter Is l
> troduced into society she should ha
- her name just below and on n
:. mothers card, and this she shou
= use at all times. If two daughters
- ter society during the same sease
- then 1.-The Misses Grey or Smit
n should be directly under the mothe
70 name.
II When the young ladies have ca
= of their own, whether the Oldest
T. not, it is not longer considered corr
a. to have Just Miss as miss Gre.
70 but instead the full name or ii
m name and middle initial.-Philad
phia Times.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17
sLatarrh Cannot Be Cured

VITA LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly on the blood or mucous surfa-
ces. Halls Catarrh Cur is not q quack
medicine. 1t was prepared by one OF
the best physicians in this country fol
wears and is regular prescription. Ii
is composed of the hest tonics known,
combined with the best blood purif-
ers, acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. The perfect combination of the
two ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results in curing catarrh.
Send for testimonials.
FL. CHENEY g. CO., Props.
Toledo, 0.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17
Realizes Approach, OF Death

Winchester, Va, Mar5h IA -Real
izipq that hs was about to die. Will
lam P. Oates, wealthy farmer, stock
man and fruit grower Of Hampshire
EQUITY, W. Va, summoned mis- wife
srd children to his bsdslde. ano
after dividiog his estate among them,
expired. He was over seventy year.
old, and was widely known.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17
ssFriday. March u 1911
u,n,nc THEIR HEADS IN THE SAND

Psychologists have never been aoie
10 explain why man when ne DE-
comes q public official develops Inc
characteristics Of the ostrlcn; tha'
when, fguratively speaking, he SUCKS
his head in the sand, he imagines no
one can see him. These remarks are
apropos of the statements given out al
washington in explanation OF the
massing of about 10000 troops on the
Mexican border, and the sending OF
fleet of warships to the Texas shore
line, within easy striking distance OF
the Mexican coast.
President Taft in an official state
nent saws the massing of the troops is
merely for the purpose of giving them
practice. 1.-THE mobilization OF these
troops, he soIemnly informs us, twill
furnish an excellent opportunity Tor
the instruction Of a number OF the
senior officers in the elements OF high
Or command. 1t will also put to a
practical test the preparedness OF the
staff department for the mobilization
of troops" Thereupon the TAFT head
goes into the sand and OF course the
dear people are not supposed to see
1he remainder of the rather conspicu-
Gus Taft anatomy.
Such an explanation for the most
extensive movement of troops ever
made by the United States in time OF
peace, a movement that will cost the
country hundreds of thousands OF dol
lars and probably millions is really
reflection upon the common sense O
the people. Maneouvers are always
carefully planned in advance and 1t u
admitted that no preparations hav'
been made tor these. General Wood
according to press reports says tina
General Carter, who will be in com
uand, will study them out on his wa.
down. Maneouvers are conducts
With blank ammunition, but in thi
care all the regular service ammun
tion at the posts from which tn
troops are going is being taken aion
with them and large resrve suppl
is being shipped south. Everyboo
knows that there has been serlol
trouble in Mexico for some time an
that the government of that COUNT
has not been able to put down the Il
yurrection. 1t is also known that n
only American interests there b
those Of Europeans had been put
jeopardy, and this was likely to eau
international differences. These thing
together with the activity in the mo
.- ing of the troops, the hurried conf'
snces at the White House and abo
the State. War and Navy departmer
all indicate something decidedly uni
ual, something of far more importan
than an ordinary field trial of troo
even on large scale.
The people believe that serious &C
dition exists in our relations WI
Mexico, involving possibly an invasi
of that country as necessary step
the upholding Of the Monroe doctrll
It would have been far wiser, 1t seer
for the authorities to have taken
people irto their confidence at the o
net and to have admitted frankly j
what all these things mean.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17
Mrs, Woods Garth il Dead

Charlottesville, March 14-Mrs.
Woods Garth, who died suddenly Sum
day night at her home, known as the
odd Place., was buried today. Ser
vices were held at the Presbyterian
church, and were conducted by Rev.
DR.. George L. Petrie. Burial was in
Riverview cemetery
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17
WANTS A MUNICIPAL pAwNsHoP

The SOCIALIST mayor OF MlIWauAeo
has decided, it is announced, to ask
the legislature to empower the city
to establish a municipal pawnshop. to
save the poor from the ex+ortion OF
money lenders. This particular form
Of municipal socialism makes an IN
sidicus appeal to many minds not at
all affected by Marxism In general;
partly because the evil It seeks to
reach is SO real that it stands out like
q sore thumb, to adopt strong COLI
loquialism; and partly because the
business Of the pawnbroker which
would be competed with 10 itself not
LOGICALLY to be harmonized with laws
against usury such as nearly all CIV
ilized states enforce The pawnbrok-
or cannot live on per cent or 6 per
cent. he insists; and by special laws
he II permitted to charge often twice
a much interest as would involve
civil or criminal punishment If charg'
cd by another person.
| Nevertheless, until the nature Of our
politics and Of our politically chosen
oflcials have materially changed fol-
the better, q municipal pawnshop In
anv American city will be q mistake
though belgium, Italy, Holland
France. uAsrta-Hungary and Ger
many have taken .,awnbroking out o.
private hands, and though historically
most Of the church efforts to modify
tho business which gave rise to thu
name "Monte-de-Piete" have beer
merged in state or city work. Tit
records Of the Collateral Loan Co. o
4 Boston and Of the st. Bartholomew
Loan association Of New York indd
cate chat charitable endowments I'm
der good business management ar
fully capable Of handling the problem
Of extortion.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17

Mrs. E G. Harriso1 has returned
to her hoas in Cumb srland county
after spen1ing soma tine with her
uncle MIR Henry Harrison.
Miss Anna D31nelly has returned
to Cincinnati after visit to her
sister Mrs A. E. White.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17

A written language, Invented by
native of the west coast OF Africa,
assisted by five friends, is said to be
successfully competing with English
in that portion of the Dark Cont
nent.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17

therefore, if kidney
trouble is permitted to
continue, serious re-
suits are most likely
to follow. Your other
organs may need at
tention, but your kid
neys most, because
they do most and
should have attention
first. Therefore, when
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened. by Over Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure BLOOD.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for much sickness and suffering,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17

Tho Reformer In Office.
UpMfted by his fellowmen
When the elections won,
We think his trouble ended when
It's only just begun.
-Washington Star.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17

MI. s. NJ. SheppeFd, Of Miilboro
was here Monday on his way TO ne"
York.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17

how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to DR.. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, N. Y. Don't make any mis-
take. but remember the name, Swamp
Root, and don't let dealer sell you.
something in place of Swamp-Root-lt
you do you will be disappointed.
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should have the best.
Sold by druggists in
fifty-cent and one-dol-
lar sizes. You may
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a
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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17

your kidneys are weak or out OF oruer,
YOU can understand how quickly your en-
tire body is affected and how every organ
seems to fail to do its duty.
If YOU are sick or feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy. DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. A trial will con-
vince you of its great merit.
The mild and immediate effect OF
Swamp-Rcot, the great kidney and
bladder remedy, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest because its remarkable
health restoring properties have been
1,roven in thousands of the most distress
ing cases. If you need a medicine you
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-03-17

The institution of a series of 'slast
appearances" by Colonel Roosevelt
might seem to indicate that he still
has as little originality as when he
appropriated Mr.. Bryan's various
nolicies. Evening Sun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
Don Der Shbfeite.

Das jabrlihs Subit. 9onjsrt bss
Sunssr Widnnerhor finbst bsute abeno
In Der @srmunin Salle itutt unb 60 1T
Gin uOrSiisliAss YrOsramm porbsrsitst
moroen.
Der 2adamanna beutihe llnterftiiss
unss Serein. melder Dor 60 Sabren
ss9riiuoet murbe, srwartet, nod In oie'
fem Monat oas @reisniB In iormeller
sBsiis gu fsisrn.
PaitOr 6. s. Sdmibt uon Der 5rie'
bsnstir6s usrsiniSts stiiern abeno 6rt.
Gertrude 8isl uon Proipsct ausnus
uno 5raut 98bsslsr uon emmett Stra'
&c su einem @hspaure.
Vim Samitas wursn es 25 Sabre.
ieitoem Serr uuo Srau linton Slid ucn
@eoar auenue iid gum Dunoe fiir's
Scben rinissneu lisben unb wurbe oas
@rsisni6 pon ibnsn In piiroissr Weiie
seieisrt.
srdulein Sernc Wolf BON 9SillOw
Stra6e uno 9Salter Cooper uon aoams
aueuue wurosn idou um lsstsu 20.Suli
in Biltssbarre oils Gin Sbepuar uerbuus
ben. bod wurbe oisis Tbuliude erlt um
lsstsn DonneritaS betannt ssmatt.
5rau 5risOrid SdOps, 28 Sabre
alt, 1T am SOnntas absnO in ibrer
9Bobuuns on alosr StraBs ssitorbsn.
9iad siuem GrauerOisnit i'm 9auis. ben
Paitor 29ltfe lsitsts, fanb Die 8siies.
unS ssiisru i'm 6orsit pill 5rieObOfs
itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
HaS Ehal abpdrtS.

SablOr. = 9srr Gbrabam 8ir6r.
unier friibersr Wiitblrser. w,lder isst
in SOuisUille, SbiO. wObut. Dsilt gum
Seint bier unO srfrsut iid allisitis Oes
ber,lihiten @ntSesentommsns. Ssine
srfte 5ra9e mar: ~Sft Der SObn S6ilo
nod nidt juriid?-
5rau GbOmas Basio unb ibr
@atts uOn SlO 6Orse liebcn ssssn Die
Va fapannu @ompanis am Wlontos cine
@ntiddoisunssilass fur $25 600 Gin.
trassn. neil iie Dor Sabrssfriif auf
einem 3uss anssblid permansnts 8sr'
lssunssn erlitteu.
- Die Srau Marf Snlliuan 0obn.
uns 3u Wtinoofa wurbe frhb DiOntos
Dtorsen uollitdnbis ourd sinsu Branb
jerit0rt unO Die 6lammsn perbreiieten
iih 70 idnell. bas bic Samilis faum
3sit battle, fih Su rsttsu. Sine Ginsr.
brigade bruhts co fsrtis. bas ansrsn,
3snos sSalib 9sbdubs 30 rsttsn.
- Die rsselmaBiss halbidbrlide BE-
raubuus oss @Opns Puitumtss su Bar.
bsrtoun sreisnsts iid frhb ON 5rsitas
Uiorssn uno stwu $26 in SlsinssIO.
iomis elm @sIbanwsiiunssbud. purben
pom ben @inorinsliussn srwiidt. Bolt.
msiitsr Soispb SOmmsrs bOrts ben
anaa. ole bic @sloipiuoe ssiprsnst
paro. fam absr Su ipdt. nm Die 9srls
Su srDiiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
Sm glltersuOn 6s Sabrsn 1T au

= Sm SIltersuOn 6s 9abrsn lit am
Sumitas. in Pittsburs Serr SeinridI
Wolf, elmer Der bsiannteltsn oortigsn
bsuti6 umsrifoniidsn @sitditslsuts.
pom EOoe abbsrufsn woroen. Der
Ysrblidsne mar Ssblrtis aus Sber'
BstsOOrf i'm @IiuB uuo Fam 1868 nod
Gmsrifa unb 3war jusrit nod @hieasO,
mo sr oils Sshrer tbGlis mar. 1873 iis'
bette sr'uad) Rittsburs iibsr unb fun'
sirte msbrsre Sabre uls Gssnt Der
Shlts Srauerei.
= Sn 3wansis ruiiiiden Prouin,sn.
In bensu bic oiesidbrise @rnts elm poll
itdnoiser 5sbli6las mar. lsiosn adt
Wiillionsn Wieni&su sroBe 9iotb. Disis
iibsrruidenos 0iadridt tbsilte Prsmisr.
miniittr SofoDiOff in Der Sisuns Der
Duma ben WiitslisOsrn Der S0rperihaft
nit. lin ben giotblsibenbsn aut nur
bic allernotbwsnoisite Silie ,u lsiiten.
ieien. wis Der Premisr iusts, ieh,is
WillliOusn erforosrlid. uon nsl6sr
Summs stpa bic 0dlits iOfort ansss
wielen meroen iOllts. Der Premier
ihlOB feline Rebe nit Der Yemerfuns,
oaB Dor allen Die ishr biel ju wiinibsn
iibrIs lafenosn ianiIdren Ysrbaltniiis
3u isbr erniter SsiorsniB Seranlaiiuns
9ebeu.
- Die Staot Berlin bat nunmsbr
Die Nnfnabme elmer auleibe in Der OObe
uon 2sI WtiIliOnsu Uiarf suoSiiltls be.
idlOHsn. Wtit ben Sslosrn iolen bic
ieil elmer Rsibc uou Subrsn i6nsbsnbsn
Proistte fir Nsu' uno @rpciterunss.
arbsiten snoIid psrpirfli6t ueroen.
SIN PrinIip waren bic groBen anlaeen.
fiir mel6s Die uisIsn Diillionsn aufse.
brnht werosn, uOn ben itdOtlidsu Be.
BORDEN ldnsit bsldIoiien. Dabin &c.
bOrsn Der Sau Oss S9uiisrpertss 0siIi.
ssniss, Der Ausbau Der @htsrusrpalt.
ung, bic unter9runobabn 9iOro. Siio,
bic S6fsn i'm Often unO S9sitsu uno Die
Tunnel Dor bsm Branosnburser Gbor
uno untsr Dem OpernbauspIas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
4itt8tpn.

- Sidarb Vi. 0usbes. elm 0treftcr
Der @sntrat Psnnipluania Sruu @om'
panic lopie mohlbsfannter Sauimanu.
wuros ON Wionlu9 Wtorsen in ieiner
2Bohnuns su Wslt PiItston isbr ptos
lid our1 ben 2oo ubbsruien.
= Der an 5iiO Wuin Strubs wobn'
bate Stalisnsr SOispb ScrenO. welder
iid DOR BO6enirlit 5utdllis cine Susel
in Die Sunss iuste, als er ieinen aoHsr
ourdliobsrte. 1T um Samitas Absno i'm
6htstOn SOiphal Der SerIssuns er'
lesen.
- 8dbrsno SObn Wtc cOOnnsa uou
Seboitopol Samiia9 0iaht in @auan.
au9b's 94irthiduit on Glib Otuin Oh
einsn 8ruwull jpii6en ausldnoern
ihtidtsn molte. srbislt er cine Stih'
punos IN ben 9inden uno Die Shulter.
bod miro lein 3uituuo ole unssfdbrIIt)
belrahtet.
- 5rau Souis Bell pon PuriOnass
Sfrass irua nm isrsitaa Wfor9en ihuu.
oerbaile Yiancmunosn OIL ben Sdnoen.
Siiitt uuo Der Srnit oauon, ole eins
OslIamps. pihs iie tru9. rrpIooirie
uuo Oas sul,IuOete Ssl iih iibsr iie sr.
aO6 uuo oie 8tsiOuns 5suer fling. 3br
3uilano 1T eiu fritilhsr.
- Ger 40 Sabre olte Sobn STuuits.
peIhsr eorlsstsn Sountas 10 ihllmm
usrtlopit wuroe. oab er isitosm nldt
msbr Sur Ssiinuuns sslansie, If am
Disuitas i'm Pittston 9OipituI ben srs
bultsnen Serlssunssn srlesen. Sein
anssblider ausrsifsr. Wiife llibunus.
bsfinost iid i'm Sujsrus SOunip Sc.
fGnSnlB.
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csuHiiirnns bon T1il6.

Seitbem es feititebt, ooB nit SiIie
bon S5on Erinfpaiier pon allen
id6bIi6en Seimen gereinigt peroen
tann, bat man 8eriuhe unternom.
men. oasielbe 8erfabren aud aui
anbere fIiiiiige NabrunesmitteI an.
,ulpenoen. SSn Der befannten Reierei
pon 9ole in Berlin fino 5u oieienl
3luede pIanm6bige 8eriu6e nit
0tiIh unternommen iuoroen. Sierbci
bat iid) ieood ee5eigt. bab fir ole.
len 3med oas S5oniiiirlrngsoeriab
rem praftiit imbrauhbar lit. Die
idl6oIi6en Seime meroen lOObI ser
fort. aber glei65eitie luerOen Music
ben uno @eidmad Der WiiId oerar
tig, oaB Die 0tiIt aIs unperfGuiIid
betraftet meroen miB. 9aaegen
puroe feitgeIteut, oaB eine mitO,pr
bchanbeIte 9utteriabne lid peIent
lid ihneller imo Ieidjtcr uerbuttern
lGbt; mie neit oicic grtenntniB fir
ole 9utterbereitlmg 9eoeutung ae.
pinuen fnnn iii ieouh beute nod
niht 81 iaaeu.
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Stabtrath,

S8snn Der Ylon bes Staotratbes iid
perwilfllht. miro Slius StroBe. ,pi'
iheu gHpomins unb Esnn auenues.
erUiinet merosn. benn In Der Sreitag
Sia6mittas ubssbultsnsn Ssriammlun9
muroe Der, Staotanwolt ansewieIen. bic
n0lbissn ShriIte gu nsbmsn, nm iol'
dss iu bswertltsllisen.
SIN @omite Der 0anteIsbsbOrbe battle
iih sinssiisllt uno itsllte ben antraa,
oaB fir siHen 8sltraum uon fiinf Sab
rem Die scranton Steam Bump Sons
paute uon Steusrn beirsit meroe. oamit
oieielbe piebtr auf bic 6uBe tomme /;
oas @siuh waro reierirt. Sin 9leihes
NIT Dem @siuh uon Yfurrsr s u. SRI
der. oub Oas Fflaitelunss aHeBmsnt
uOu $500 in be,us Der FflaiterunS uOn
su,erue StraBe. isinsr Ssmelnoe na9
seloHen weroe.
Dem itdotiihen Sdasmeiiter wnr'
Den SteuernuhlGlie nie folst erlaubt !:
1906 s12.479 81; 1907 s13 493.'
80; 1903 -$16.I73 81. Sine Butt
idriit iIir Elm yiht an 0amm court
uno @utbeln, Bluce wuroe empIanssn
unO rsfsrirt. Der Direttor Der Dffent.
lihsn l8erfe puroe au9emieien, untsr
Der Sprucs StraBe Bride eine Grcpf'
pfanue anbrinseu ~ lahsu. um Yaian'
ten Dor Dem hsrubtrOpislnosn 8alisr Su
idiissn. Der @bemlter oes Safupelts
@Ollsse. Dem cine aualpie oes Pfaitsr'
unssmatsrials iibertrassu wuroe, batts
nod utdts uOn lit b0rsn laiien, absr
urn einsm Jisw YOrfer @bsmiter wareu
fir bic sleids Slrbstt Freiis smpiaussu
w0roen.
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2acfamanna Sipei0

Rs9slmdsise Seriummlun9 am nGh.
itsn Srsitas (mOrssn) absno. ben "a
Jiousmbsr. sluBer Der sewObnlideu
5tOutins umfuBt Die @siddftsUrOnune
mebrsre isbr pidtiss Punfts: 9iOmina
iion Der Bsamten fur bns tommenos
Sabr uno bss 9eim @omites abitim'
muus iber bic jpei Slmsnoemsnte Su
ben 9isbsnseisssn. Seoer Delssut iollts
anwsisnb lsin. um isin SOtum absuss'
ben. bsnn ss 1T fur alle Ssrsins uou
Sntereiis.
Damn fommt au6 bic lsi6iss @elo.
fruse. Die 8ubluns Oss 3unOss iOll
um 1. Ds3smbsr srfolsrn fernsr III ss
wiiul6enswertb, Dor slblauf Oss Sab
res ollie ShulOsu 81 tiIssn, oamit oas
nsue peim @Omite unsstriibtss 6abr.
walsr bat. User onbsr ben sbrlihsn
2SiIlru bat. stwas ouju beijutraseu. Der
tbue ss iest. Die ss,si6nstsu Sst'
trdse mhiisn ia nidt aui einmal be-
SabIt werosu. obsr lie iOIlteu oura lin.
tsrihriiten surantirt iein.
Slut Die bsitslltsn aSItutiOnsidriftsn
iinO sinsstrOiisn uno weroen ON &C..
nunntsn NbenO usrtbsilt werOsu. Ole
islbsn werosn Yielsn bic Seitrebunsen
Oss SuuOss in gang nsuem Sidts ssi'
gen. YOrurtbeile beieitissn uno uns
ueue Wiit9litorr werben.
sllio. tOmmen sic uub fommsn S,e
;sitisl
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Bon 3eterSbura.

- BCi ben @beleuten @ruit Wa9ner
Don Surbsr 9Ourt bat ii4 elm Stamm
batter einSsilsllt.
- Die 7iabrise Wiarsarst Wic@Op
wurcs seiiern citlid pon Der 9lap Aus
Subntrsusuns uou eiusm .3use sstrOf'
fen uno srlitt sinen Beiubruh.
= 6rnu 6risorit Sorbuh BON aib
StruBe. pslhs iih Dor Woheufriit i'm
0abusmann 0Oipital elmer Operation
untsrppri srbOIt fid in erfrsulidsr
Beiis.
0u,sl. bic II Sabre alte Iodter
Der Sbcleule Galwin DeB uon Whesler
Ausnus. lit am DOnnerlta9 9tahmlttas
Had ,Wsiidbriser 8rauibeit 9sitorben.
DIE BeisgunS eriolste um SOnntag.
- 8sitsrn Jiohmittas uno absnb
mar bas erite Sonper oes 5rauenuer'
Gins Der euana. luth. St. Beter'S @es
msinos, wsr obsr oieies uermiBts. bat
nod, cine @ele9enheit, oeun baiieIbe
miro heute Nbsnn rpieosrbolt. Die Da'
men Usrosn iid fIeusn. sic bs9riiBsu
,u f0nnen.
- Charles. Der 1s Sabre alte Sobn
oss Diihasl Dams uon g8beslsr aue.
uue. fiel seitern in bsm no. IA BREEDER
Der Psnnipluaniu SOblsn @ompante
nabs BittstOn 3mildsn bic Dal5eu, bic
ibn ju Gooe quetidtsn. @r idsint oas
@lsidsswidt usrIOrsn ,u baben, wis
Gussnjeussn bsbaupten.
- 9snrp 8. SBsbruns pon SObn
StraBe. 46 Sabre alt. III ON Dtontos
9tadt i'm 9ahnsmann Soipttal ssiior.
ben. @r mlro pon Der 8ittwe uuo att
8inoern tbsrlsbt. Der Ysritorbsne.
wel6sr uOH PrOfsiiiOu Suuidrsinsr
mar unO Der yuusensnt,hnounS erlas.
miro beuts 9iadmittas beeroiSt. Paltor
Baul Summer piro ben i'm Sauie itutt'
finOenosn TrausrOisnit lsitsn.
- Gls @oofrsp uuO RObert 1OUs'
lamb, rsip. fhnf unO pier Sabre alt unO
S6bne oes 9Billiam yOpslano pom 9iorb
Sruins Nuenus, iif an Donneritus
YOrmittas auf bsm oOrtisen 9hssl nit
Sdlitienfabrsn uergniisten, rauntsn iis
on Der @inmiinOuns uOH Piue StruBe
in bas uorbere Rao zines ftdhtiihsn
9Baesns unb murben uon ihrem Shltt'
ten ubseidlsuOsrt. 6Obert's SddOsl
muroe ssbrofsn uno er ltarb, ebe Der
serufene ar3t sintrdf. wdbreno @Ooirsp
uuBsr Strammen uub S6nitten beios
arme ssbrohen erbislt. iid ubsr misber
erbolsn DirO. Sine untsriuduns isi.
teus Der Selijsi srsab. bab Der 6ubr.
mann. Sames Surrea uOn YrOuiOrnce
RoaO, niht fir oas unpliid uerants
wOrt!itl mar. osun sr Lief CUR 3sit nsbsn
isinen YferOsn unO fOnnte ben Sdlit
ten uiht bemerfsn, bic er nab,u unter
osm Ruos mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
Gin aItcs Paar. Srr 6. 6. 5oousB,

Gin altcs Paar. Srr 6 6. Sobnss.
BON GIbion, Deb. idrsibt: .Uleins
5rau uuo i4 iino alt uno uabeIu abss.
nust, uno IS muB cine isbr quite Utsoi.
gin iein, bic unisrs aIten, ibpadsn S0r.
per nod ftdrit /; absr oas 1T 9srnOe nas
Der slpsnfrduter tbut. g8ir tOunen
ihwerlid Obns oenielben fsrtis perbsn.
Sr bat uns unenblih piel 9utss 9e.
tbau."
SSenn i'm boben 9llter StGrte ~ mei,
den besinnt. wlro elm miloss, ubsr ltGr.
tsnoes 9eilmittsl wie 5orni's sIlpsu.
trdutsr cine tbutiddlids Jiotbpsuois.
tsit. Ssins apOtheter Dtsobiu. @r
miro oem BubIifum birsft pon ben Der,
itellern. Or. Pster 6abrnsp & Cons
&c.. 1925 90. SOpus aus.. Chicago.
gu, selieiert.
5ornl's Sllpenfrduter Blutbslsber lift
Bu bubsu bel 5snrp BaItsr, I011 Solar
Auenue.