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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14
A SERIES OF TEN TALKS On ADVERTISING NJ \
wslltea By seymour EafOn Of PhIIadslphia mo y

The owner Of 4 retail hat store writes me TO ask
how to advertise hats.
Idont know. haven't thought much about hats.
Ten to one / should do something revolutionary;
perhaps advertise TO buy the customers old hat AS
rule he is glad to get rid OF it, Of that would
cut the profit two but then the sales would multiply
by ten, perhaps by fifty, and the store would get
talked about.
Perhaps I wouldn't do that at all make the
suggestion simply to let this hat dealer know that if
owned his store should get up and shake myself;
make sort Of a noise; not stand around behind
the counteS leaning on everything, waiting for
customer who is six blocks away the other side Of
the street going north to change his mind come back
cross over, and by chance in his hurry notice
that have hats in my window
Tell hundred thousand men who wear hats and
who buy two hundred thousand hats year that you
have the goods the kind they looking for. If that
doesn't wake them up then give away hat-band and
a neckhe and pair Of gloves cram the hats full of
ham sandwiches; do something Your business is to
sell hats. not store them.
have no patience with the retail dealer who
depends the sidewalk and the weather for his trade
But it isn't necessary to be sensational; simply
make readable of your advertising 1t is the
business of the newspapers to distribute news and
if want moderate priced stylish hat your adver-
tsing is ten times interesting to than the
Associated Press dispatch that some galOo in Okla
homa or Texas hanged himself
Good advertising is news. Print this on the
ceiling your bed that you will read it first thing
every morning when you wake up
Keep your eye fashion.
Fashion is today the biggest influence in the
world; not necessarily the best influence; but the
biggest We don't control fashion; fashion controls
1t always comes down the pike with whirl When
the storm breaks haul in your advertising canvas and
stop buying Fashion hurricanes short-lived.
-Qulp,nulaflM
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14

YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING YOU
WANT IN cHickAsHA At PRICES
AS LOW As THE LOWEST.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14

YOU SHOULD PATRoNlzE THE
HOME MERCHANTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-14

iF YOU ARE LOYAL TO cHicKA-
sHA, YOU WILL PATRoNlzE THE
HOME MERCHANTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

In taking steps to improve the highway
between Chicago and Elgin and make it
an ideal road residents along the way
are showing a practical interest in a
general good roads movement which is
| sweeping the entire continent. The year
| 1911 promises to be notable one from
the standpoint of actual results gained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18
WHEN DOG Is AT LARGE.
Question of Animal in Yard OF
Owner Arises in Police Court.

That a dog in an unfenced yard of his
owner is not running at large within
the meaning of the dog law was the con-
tention of Maurice ID. Rosenberg, counsel
for John B. Eckenrode, in the Police
Court Yesterday, which caused a contin-
uance of the case until next Friday.
Mr. Eckenrode. contractor, living
near Deanwood. is the owner of a large
black collie which is alleged to have at
tackled a colored woman named Mat
thews June 10 while she was passing the
place early in the morning, and with also
attacking William Sanderson, news
boy, while he was delivering papers in
the evening
AS the result of the first incident Mr..
Eckenrode was fined s. in the Polio e
Court a few days ago for keeping an un-
,nuzzled dog. Following this the father of
the Sanderson boy prosecuted Eckenrode
on the charge of allowing dangerous
and vicious dog to run at large.
The testimony showed the dog was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18
Branding Criminals in England.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
The branding of criminals. which Judge
Rentoul suggests might advantageousiy
be revived for the benefit OF deported
aliens, was abolished in this country in
IT'S Until then this punishment was in
ficted In open court. generally In the
presence of the Judge. the necessary
implements-the iron brand. the chatting
dish and the iron gripper for keeping the
hand steady-being always in readiness.
The usual brand was an "R, applied
to the left shoulder. Child stealing, etc.
however, were at one time punished by
branding the offender with r. on the
shoulder for rogue. M" on the right
hand for manslayer). and T" on the
left hand (for thief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18
Automobile Calendar.

June 19-Rnliability run of Hy-
perion Field and Motor Club, Des
Moines, Iowa.
June 2o-Reliability run of st.
Louis Auto Club.
June 2i-Brighton Beach races,
New York, national circuit
June 24-Hill climb of Quaker
City Motor Club. Philadelphia.
June 25-Grand prix of Automo-
bile Club of France
June 25-Endurance contest, Den
mark.
June Hill climb, Norristown
Auto Club, Norristown, Pa.
June Reliability run of Denver
Motor Club.
June Reliability run of Okla
homa Auto Association.
July Track race. Panhandle
Auto Fair Association. Amarillo,
Tex
July Road race. Riverhead, l..
l., national circuit.
July 1-3-Reliability run of Motor
Contest Association through Cats
kills.
July 4-Hill climb, Port Jefferson,
l.. L., national circuit.
July Road race. Kern County
Merchants Association. Bakersfield.
Cal.
July TRACK race of Wolverine
Auto Club, Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

allowed will be marked with suitably
painted buoys.
Nearly 400 buoys will be required to
mark the public grounds. and most of
the summer months will be required to
perform the work. In addition to the
McLane launch will be used for one
of the working parties
For several years past a commission OF
experts in oyster culture. with Engineer
Earle. have been employed in locatin &
the natural oyster beds Of the state of
MARYLAND. and the depleted lands are to
be rented for planting. much on the same
plan as was adopted by the state of
Virginia, with great success, several
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

muzzled when he ran after the boy. who
appeared on the place with a stick AMI
a stone in his hands When IL came to
the question of whether or not the dog
was docile and gs nile the witnesses were
about equally divided and equally posi-
live II was then that Att 5rney RoseI-
berg raised the law point which Judge
Pugh said seemed to be we'll taken, AID
the case was continued until Friday for
argument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18
TO MARK OYSTER BEDS.
Those for Public longing in Mary
land to Be Designated by Buoys.

To mark the natural oyster beds along
the eastern shore OF Maryland, capt.
Swepson Earle. engineer of the Mary
land state fisheries commission, VIII
shortly leave Baltimore aboard the oyster
navy steamer. The beds to be marked
lie in the waters of Kent. Dorchester,
Queen Anne and Talbot counties and the
beds upon which public longing Will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

Continued on Thirteenth Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

i 1t is predicted that the trend in COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

the war The wording is all OF the same
metal while a neatly painted border sur
rounds the war plates, as they are called.
Plates of a similar nature are to be found
at various points in that section OF Mary
land Virginia and West Virginia. AT
Harpers Ferry is located small stone
monument on the spot where John
Browns fort once stood.
Adjoining the monument are to be
found several war plates describing the
historic events where the Potomac and
Shenandoah, rivers flow together. over
the Maryland line al Gettysburg the
greatest battlefield in the world Is sit
uated. The magnificent plateau Is lined
throughout with some of the cOStlleSt
monuments and memorials ever erected
on a battlefield. The state of Pennsyl-
vania takes great pride in the battleheli
and only recently erected memorial
arch costing several hundred thousands
of dollars. In the central portion OF the
battlefield there stands a monument, con-
sisting of an immense book, mounted on
a suitable founda tion and surrounded on
! all sides with cannon, while the cannon
balls are piled in pyramids around the
walks surrounding the structure. 1t is
called the High water mark and rep
resents an open book finished in bronze.
1t is one of the many features to be
seen on the battlefield ana Is we'll wort!
a visit during the motoring season.
In the center Of the town of Horse
| Head, Md. directly on the read, stand:
| the town lamp, surmounted by large
wooden frame. on which Is painted a
horses head. designating the name OF
the town in most unique fashion The
lower portion of the framework is decked
with advertising signs, prominently dis
played. The town is over loo years old
and this neverfailing sign is always on
the job to assist the motorists vino
travel in that section of lower MARYLAND.
The sign was weatherbeaten for num-
Der of years. but new coat of paint
ma terially frightened things up and to-
day the horses head stands out as prom
nently as ii did when first erected.
a tri-state automobile association. com
posed of motor clubs in Pennsylvania
Delawar and Maryland. the chief object
of which is to promote the construction
and maintenance of a first-class public
improved road between Philadelphia, Viii
mington, Baltimore and Washington, is
proposed by the officers of the Delaware
Automobile Association, having its head
quarters in Wilmington; the Maryland
Automobile Club, having it's headquarter:
in Baltimore, and representatives o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18
BY HOWARD FISK.

HE abolition of tollgates in
Maryland still goes merriy on.
AS the result of a special cleo
III ton held last week in the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
8i.sfnberben in Der SrusitaOt.
Baris bat bas gprrsdt iSldts taeiin bura bt'
enaeen Blsb,u Iu ishtu.

I'm 0ieie Sabres5eit trtfft man in
ben StraBen oon Baris geIe9eatlid
auf 3iegenberoen, oeren glnrldbe.
rrng Die Zone ser ShaIuei Oes OR
Scribe 6egEeiteuaen Sirten perfiinOi.
gen. Gin punoerIides, arNJRcupek
ertrnern0es 9iIo. bieie frieoIiden
Seroen in Scn StraBen Der 8rob.
itoot. S5br @riheinen gebt oilf Elm
me6r oIs elm uierbunoert Sabre al.
tes 9ripiIeg 3uritt. eus nod feline
ser oieIen ieitber auieinan0ergeiolg.
ten 9legierungen 6ranfreibs an3nta'
item ggungt bot. g5 mar IN ben Ea'
gen 0es yguten &onias" t6eirridS
w.. oeiiclben. Ser i'm Gopfe jeOes
ieiner llrtertbnnen oes Sonutogs eiit
Subn miiien mollte. Der Ronig mar
in Yaris etnge3ngen, aber er iebnte
iih naf Sen Sirtenlieoern urto ben
8oltsgeidngen ieiner 8enrner Sei'
matb; uno Sarum ertbeilte er eiri.
gen ieiner 2an0sIeiite oos @orreft.
fi6 nit ibren Ser0en- in Buris ME
oer5uIaiien, iorpie oluh 6ieie StaOt
3u F0er 8eit poIli9 ahgabenfrei 3lI
betreten. Dit srrler IbnlahutB
iparen bei6e TbeiIe pifrieoen; Der
90nie erfreute iitb an ben 2ieSern
BON 9earn; Die ISirten uber ian0en
fir Die NtiIb ibrer 3iegen IN parts
guten glbias. llno ben finOeB tie
audb nod heiitigestl9s; ibre Seroen
ireili6 buben elm roe1rtg rpeiter Wut'
Bern miiiIcn. 9ieie 3ieeen1erOeu
iperoeu gegenu1rtis nui einem UNI
5Gunten @eIGrOe in geeililID gehal.
ten. BON mo tie nm A ltbr mor9eus
oufbreden. nm ibre altiiberGieierte
Ioae aIs 2ieieranten BON 3icgen-
mild an Oie Barrier 5u erfiilIen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
geanaSiate SSriganten.

Nus Som miro geneIOet: Ger So'
MIA uoh StoIien bat nah Der umlal'
fenoeu glmneItie, oie gum gational'
nubildilm erlailen puroe, audi elnl9e
beionoers ausoauernoe 3udtbauSIer,
Die ii6 our6 CUTE 6iibrung IN Der
Salt oieier 9epor5ugung milrola ge'
mudt 6atten, beenaoi9t. 8or einlgen
8oden Dur0e Elm ebeutalieer ll5iIia'
uii6er 9rigant in 5reibeit geleet,
Der 40 Sabre i'm 8udt1aus geIebt
botte. Sein Heforo id)eint nitt ge'
bro6en gu meroen. SSmmerbin mel:
len aud Die spei, Die am SonntaJ
aus Dem 9u6tbaus bon Sunto Ste
imto bel gseopel entIaHen purOen,
itaunenspertbe 8eiten aiii. Der cine,
Elm aus SiooIi itammenoer 77iabriger
8reis, lit ieit Al Sabren I'M 3u6t-
bauie. gr mar, pie Der ii5ilianiihe
RGuber, gum 9ooe oerurtbeilt, neil
er in robelter @eiie einen Sreun0 err
moroet bate, uno oann begna0igt
norOen. Ser an6ere lit crit 90 Sabre
alt uuO ipeiit trotoem i9on 98 Sabre
3u6tbausIeben auf. @r mar aIs jun
ger SoIoat ihon nerbeiratbet uno err
iblug pegen zines eerinefiigigen
StreiteS nit einem Stod ieinen
Sd)piegerpoter unO ieine Satin Die
beioen9eenaoigten lpurSen nad ibrer
Seimatb obeei6oben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
Der beriibmte 0lins Ses 8raisn
Giieg,

Der in 6en Ietten Sagen Sdnnren
pon 9taritdtenlieGbdbern luto galBe
Hltoel ientimentuler Sllngfr1uleln
in Ole SeritelgeruH9stallme Der
weltbefannten Runitperiteigeriulgs-
firma Gbrtitie & Deanion in aings
itreet in 2onOon geloft bat, iit bort
om 1S. Whai gum Sertallf eeIangt
int0 fiir 2or0 Wi6elbam Inn $3.50
@uineen (6S,250 0farD erdporben
por0en. Ser Jlin1 lit elm einfader
8oDoreif nit elmer trgfTli6 geihnt.
tenen Gamee, 6em 9fIonib Der aoni.
gin GIiiabebb ,aouig 9einridls VIII.
beruorrogenoer 6ohter. Die &0ni-
gip~batte 0ieien Sting bbrem @itnit'
Rna SorO @iier, Der iebr piel I'M
ibrehpTaen gelpagt, nit Der 8etbeue.
rlmg 8eiAenfr, er ioae ibm itets elm
rettenoer Galisnau iein unO ibre
@nG0e iihern, mus urlner er perbro-
den babe, un0 mas aud ieiRe Geiuoe
ggen ibn ongeridtet baben fonnten.
Das mar IN ben Eagen mo- Der Carl
oi @iier Th in Der bodIten S1rIo Der
a6nigln ionnte. ooh es faqrt pie IN
Der bllltigen 3eit Oes Soples SuOOr
iiir 10 gtanden, aud fiir i'm ole Oi.
itere yead)t Der llugna1e, mo- er i'm
Goiper ibmahtete rmo iein Suupt
ais Soaperrdtber auts Slutgerilit
Iegen ioqte. gIls er feinen dn0eren
9IuSlpeg mebr idb, iaHote er ben HIna
Our6 ieine 9euuunote, Die @rGin
9tottingbam, an Die Sfonigin. 0Oh
Ser genrabl Oieier Dame, 2oro Rot.
tingbam, ieill bitterer 6eino, binOerte
iie, oen gIlitrog oussurihten. Sic
tarte aonigin aber CAB, mie ole @e'
ihiihtsidreiber meIben, ibre 9uitIm.
mIng sur Sinridhlng aes emit ge-
liebten WlanneS, neil lie ibm Ob lei
mes Stol3es uuo Sohmutbs grolte,
Der i'm Iieber iterben. nls ibre @nuOe
aufIeben luiie 9lls lie oann ieOOd
sic g8abrbeit erf1tbr, ioa ibr Der @e.
Ounfe an ben 3o0teu 0as Ser3 gebro'
dJen HubeH. Ser 9fing tit Elm 6a.
milienertitiif BON ur5peiielbaiter
@dtbeit, 0aS BON 6ranceS Gepereur.
Der Sod)ter Oes bingerifteten 8yoien,
BON Ser Gliltter itets vi Die Eodter
iiber9e8uugeu 1T un0 nobeiuanOer
i'm 9eiise bon iebs groben 9amen
mar. Damn 9ins er in Die S1noe
BON 0lanuern iiber. Srei 9oros
G6rteret bSiaBen i'm naheinanOer
uno 5uleSt Elm @ehtliber. 9orS Sobu
Sbpnne. ole pier alte SageitOl5e.
SSebt, als er gum 8erfaui FAM Jag
ten ole Stunumgdite Der @uftionsidle
oon GGriitiee. lei es on ser 3eit, OoB
er mieoer in 6r1uenb6uOe fomme,
uno eine Dame aus Der @eieQidait
bat in Der Chat aud fir ieinen 9eiis
gefampit mo geboten bis oui 22O0
@lineen. 0ann iparen 5ulebt nur
msbr 5ruei aunithGn0Ier iibrig, Die
ii6 Den 9tiug itreitig mahteu bis
i'm IdIieBlih Gptpeen tiir 9orO Wi.
helbam mir 3412 Bf. ct. eritano.
Der 9eiiser lit oos Soitpt Der be.
tannten 6inaBiirma Stern oaer
Uie ibre gIngeboriseH iih neuerOings
neunen. be Stern. Dlanhe Damen
nber, Die au Den beo0r5ugten Be
lu6ern BON @briities seboren. ireilen
Iidl niff neni9. 6ub iie menigitens
rinnral Den GrnaGoieurins nj 0ieien
Gagen alri einen augen6lid an ben
Singer iteden 0lirften
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
Cine intereHaute ReHsiHridtnns.


aus 2orpSon berif)tet man bem
rBeiter 9Iopo" pom %. b. 3d.. SIN
8arfburit@eiGngniB fanO 9eiteru
baS erite Der 0tilitdrfon5erte itatt,
Die mad einem Grlob oes @ebein-
iefretdrs Mr. Biuiton @burdia in
8itfunit in englii6en @eiangniilen
5eihpeilig ceranitoltet 4per0en ioaeu,
Bie es ideint. peripridt man it'd
bon icIden 2arbietunsen cine bell
fame er5ieberiidJe Mirfung aui Oa5
@emiitb ser Gerbred,er;; Sic interei.
fdnte @eueiufii,briing itellt iih ais
Der 9egipn elmer Reiorm Oes 8e
f1ngniBlebens Oor,< Die mad ben ab'
iid)ten Der Iiberalen Itdftbdber all.
mGbIi6 ins 8erf geiest lperOen loII.
Ger ensIii6e StroipoIl5us lit be-
fonntli6 in manher 9iniidt nod
oientii6 rifItarSig unO beOori iidler.
iia Der sluffriituus uno Der anpal'
lung an mcoerne anidouangen. bod
tam qlei6pubI nidbt IN slbreOe &C.
iteut fperSen, Sab soos .Radmittogs
tonsert fir StrGfliuge@ 5ur altfbeite.
rlipg Der 9erteriniaiieu non Der Dto'
notouie oeS @efdngniblebens uiel'
leift bod etipas o[lgl reu5eitlidl an
mutben t0nnte. 9em erIten 0tilitar'
fon3ert oieier slrt. pon oeiien bei0nf.
tigen6er 8irfring lid) 0ie &riminal'
pipholoqen Ger. Some Office 10 oiel
berIprehen, forto, pie erwGbnt, nlrT
Ser SSniel @iabt, in bem biele id,lpcre-
8erbreter be6erberaeuoen Sef1ng'
riB III 8arfburIt itatt Die Strdflin9e
fpobften Der in ser @efnngerbauS'
tirte Dor iid) gebenOen Seronltal'
trna noTenbaft BEL. 0oS reifbaI'
tiae 8rogramm uminbte Hotpourris
ernTter un0 beiterer slrt. ioIpie per-
| fflieSene 2ieoer, ino tpurOe i'm IN
Itrinmentolen &beile Don Der Utuiit'
fapeue bes /. @orceiteribire &eGi'
ments beItritten nn0, in 0en oofolen
gtbf6eiIungen BON mebreren gelan-
qesfunOigen Soliiten Ser erluobnten
9ruppe. 9emerfensnertb lit Die
3uIammenItelung Der Nhtiifititdc
fir Sies origineae ,9on3ert. Die Ofi'
| TitGrfapeIle ipielte Rotporrris ans
ser befannten 0per .8be Sobentlnn
GGrl". ierner ons Snterme33o ans
ser ,GdpaIleria riiitieana", Die .Sor'
ferole aus .Soffmonns @ridbIin'
Qen" unS elm @etpourri aus Der oudj
auf Dem Sentiment popul1ren Ope'
rette .Our WIiB Gibbs" Sn 2ieOern
nurOen oen Strdflin9en geboten
y9us 8eripreben Oes &ebens", Ser
Trompeter". Ser 9auher" unO
eiuiae anOere GbnIife Iomanjen.
| 9os qu0itorium in Der groteSfen
eraIiiben StrdflinssfIeioung iolgte
SEN WuiifItiiden NIT groBer Gut.
merfiomfeit; 6ns 8on5ert tibte ollt
ole Tbeilnebner oiigenideinli6 eine
tieic @irfung aus. gGbreHo man
| in 4orfburit bereits 81 Son5erten
fiir Strdflinge porseidritten 1T. be-
| Mlit man IiA in anSeren engItidlen
%efdr1niiien rod NIT 5eitpeili1en
9sorleiulmen. 60 pur0e OIcier Soge
in Souoluop, sem ourdl Die 6rouen'
uohlrehts6enealing in Den leeten
Snhreu meltbefannt 9eparoener
TrouengefdugniB, por ben meibliden
Srioiien cine 8orIeiung iIber onS
Ibemu gebultm. ouf pelde Grt Dos
Ionilienheinf" nah Dem englilder
Spritbmorte ngIiidlidb geipnO unS
nelie" aemadt perSen f0nnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
Sremom1rter.

Soloeube Serie seigeu. tuie oieIe ius
9eitIhe einecihIidene Sremolu0rter
mirdb aute beutide ausoriide iid erieten
Idlien:
gser iih oerei5t iiibIt. lit - pitiert.
Rer einfadb itlintpi 1T, lit - bIaiicri,
Wer o,intni, beihrdrtt lit, iit-borntert,
llnb tpcr bd ipot.et iid = natiert,
Ber theiInimut, Der = pdrtiSipiert,
Ber etfpaS dutrd9t = offeriert,
Ber ettpas aunimnt = dt5eptiert.
gYer einfach prablt. cr = rcrommiert.
lIuo fper belditigt = moleltiert,
Ser. peIher dn9retft - attadiert
Ilno tper serit6rt, Der oemoliert,
Rer iit peritp0rt, Der = ionipiriert,
Rer binterIegt. Der - ocpuniert,
gBenn elmer ftllst 1T er = trappiert.
V8as ginorud maht, oes = ir1pouiert.
gRer branbmdrtt, Der itiguatiIiert,
Rer bIoSiteUt, Der - torpromittiert.
Nidltet tper db, Der - oreiiiert.
Rer aufgereet. lit - edauifiert.
ResteIIt das "WochenbIatt." ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13

100000 Sonnen Gegenpaiier
fiiir5en in Ser SeflmOe aui Die Sbcr
fIGfe oes @rSbous rie0er. Sn ieScr
Stunoe iaaen $4,000 @tilliouen Eou'
men &egen, om Gage cine 9iaion
271 900 Niuiouen Sonnen unO i'm
gaiSen S5a9re betrGgt Die 9teg,1ts
menge ser gnn5en @rOe 464 9illio
men Sonnen. @ertbeilt man Oieie
aelpaltigen 8aiiermaiien aber aui
ole gan3e 9berfIdde, 10 uiir6e man
i'm Sabre MIR Our6ibnittlife gtie,
0eridlogungSmengen bon 81 3enti.
n1etern S6be baben. Der Gegen Der.
tbeiIt Iib nber bodit ungleibmdBig
auT Sic perihie0enen GbeiIe ser @ro.
oberfl6t6e, mie Elm Iebrreiher gIufiat
Der gNatur". Der i'm 9erInge bon
9beoSor Ebomas in 9cipjig erifei.
nenOen 3sitifrift Ser Geutifen gta.
turmiiieriGaitIihen @eieuihait, aus.
elnarberiebt. es gibt, oiele @eaen'
Den, mo pieIe Sabre biro1trt fein 9fe
gen 5ur groe f0qt, ndbren0 in pstOc.
rem 6ns Regentuniier zines Sabres
ben 9o6en pie Meter bod iiber'
iffpenmen fuiirOe. @ines ser rcgen
Grmiten @ebiete Ser @rOe itebt inter
0eutider Oberbobcit SSn 2iiocriB.
bud)t, an ser Oclttid. .iiiopeitoirifnni,
ihen &iiite. erreidJt Ser geaen idbr.
lid cine 6Gbe oon l bis bohitens 4
Sentimcter. pdbrenO i'm Oeutihen
&nmerunQebietp cine Ser regenreidl.
iten SteIlen ser groe Iiegt: in 9e
bunSia fallen iGhnih 1915 Wfe:er,
in 9ibunSi 10.7 Ieterl glaeroinaS
qibt eS in 9liier nod regenreiherr
Srte. Syn GherrapntSii. an gl6bon.
&c oes &boiioberScS tetr11t Sic gtic.
6eri6lagsh5he NurtituittIih 11G3
G2ctcr. uno oor 30 Hohren uuroe
BORT ioQar cine Rcderf6he por %
Ietern errei|Ft. Ole inOiife Srt
ihait leat ebcnio pe sic beiOcn ga,
merurcr geobad'ti1aiteIen am 2lb-
hnrae elmer nuberor0entlih Iteilcn
@ergmniie, no sic pom Meere fom.
menSen. nit gShiier qeiGttiQten @'u'
0e fait ale thre Teuttiqfeit aGs Re
gen sur Grhe ierOen europa bat
6ieien &iulfNn genenitber uerbdlt'
nibn1Gbig peuig Reaenm,naen 81
per3ciduen. Die lr6Bte 8eaerh6be in
gan3 GurorD. beinahe 8 Wleter, bal
Ser GumberTanS0Htrift an ser eng
Iiihen 8eItfijfe. Die 8eeerlpinfel
9eutihlan0s [icacn i'm GuBeriter
SiipSneiten uuS siiooiten. udmlid, in
ben ii0l!teu gogeien un0 Dem
@ubmonnqebirde. no 2.10 0teter
9fieSerIdIGIe oIi6hrIttn bnIlen. Ter
9roden fam iabrIih nrri t.70 DE
ter Reaen retnen p0hrenO gan5 an
Gn6e Ser Stotiitif in 0eufhIanO OiC
trodeniten Ebeile Nss 9teihes. Oal
6itlihe @oien, Oos mittlere @eIt'
preuBen, Der llnterInltf Ser SOer uno
Rbeinbeiien nit 40 3entimeter ite
hen. 0ie 8eqenmcrSe 1T undbban
qia bon Der NeaenOaitcr, 6enn cir
tropiiher Ilatregen bringt 8aiier
menaen 5ur @roe uie0er, rnie lie I'M;
crit Elm ihlnOenIan9er 0tegcn brin'
aen tann. Die 9urditnittsonuel
eines Regenibaucrs lpehieIt ie mad
ben 91noern. Sn UtittcI0elIti6Ianl
mub man auf eireu 4AitiinOiger
9Seden geiuBt fem, Der SiiOOeilfI1
nutB nit 6Itiinoigem Segen rehnen
i'm n6roIi6en Rorpegen oagegen il
eine Gegeuoauer pon fOA StunoeI
on Ser SagesorOmtng. \
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Ser -Souoerneur pon Connecticut
lebRte es ruromeg ab, Die Sobresoer-
iammIllng Der oortigeit YrobtbitionS-
partei antIi6 81 begrilben. Ser
T2ann lit fein Seu9ler. Sut G5 nor
ibml
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13

Die gea6ridt, 6ob Die In BEN Solt@
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
SdlIedjt nnsebrudlts gcseiiternus

SuHger @bemanr: rsllio Ser Saf-
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bat sen Sparbepo reparirtl = 3iebt
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Sp0u: rSerrlih, groBortigl -
Dns lit Jest elm SelIerl = Der Bro
ten unO Ote @ebIipeiie iiuo mir sIeit
nneebranntl"
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bas 8bier bis 5u ieinem 9ebensen0e
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Sebr riidItdtsIos 6anoelt oas eng
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