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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
pRonIsITIoNfsrs IN ROW.
Iowa Factions Led by Jones and Elliott
Active.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. 4.-Despite that
the popular impression is that the pro-
hibition party IN Iowa is Ineligible
quantity it is sufficiently large to be
divided .quarely into factions and thus
is entirely in fashion for the modern
political party. Chairman Jones. who Is
mayor Of Perry, runs prohibition pa
per there, and Rev. o. D. Elicit runs
a prohibition paper at Marshalltown.
These two worthless are in disagree
ment as to whether or not the series OF
"chautauqua" meetings held all over
Iowa by Chairman Jones really got the
votes Elicit says that in the towns
where these so-called "chautauqua'
meetings were held the prohibition
vote increased only sixty eight as
total. But Chairman Jones says this is
all wrong and that the vote increased
in these, towns a total OF eighty nine.
which he says is SIS per cent gain.
Jones accuses Elicit Of trying to de-
stroy the prohibition party and having
q Rrudge against Jones personally. In
the meantime a movement has been
started to make jones the candidate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
CONDUCTOR WHO CAUSED DIES
MONIES CAR STRIKE DIS.
CHARGED SECOND TIME.
VIOLATIONS OF RULES
ALLEGED sY COMPANY
MANAGER Says Acts Have Taken Place
Since Court Injunction and There.
fore Discharge 10 Not Violation Of
Court ordsr-May compiicate Sit.
uation and Bring About New Trouble

Des Moincs, Sept. 4.-Conductor 3
L. Hiatt, whose discharge by the street
railway company caused the street ca,
strike recently ended by injunction
again was discharged by Superinten-
dent w. E. Rolston yesterday. Alleged
shortages arc the cause of the dis
charge
At the same time Conductor HAT!
was ordered to turn in his contract
and badge, Conductors J. f. Bruce and
Fred Henne, neither Of whom has long
been in the employ Of the company
were told their services no longer were
wanted.
Following closely the discharge OF
Motorman w. T. Roberts. executive
committeeman Of the union. on Fri
day, yesterdays move Is significant
Of the attitude Of the company. car
men assert. The executive committee OF
the union was to meet this morning tc
consider the situation, and 1T is prob
able that proof Of the charges preferred
against Conductor Hiatt will be asked
at the conference between the execu
tive committee and company officials
Tuesday. This conference was arrang-
ed previous to the second Hiatt dis
charge.
No Action by Union.
The regular monthly meeting of the
street car mems union was held last
night Both the Roberts and Hiatt mat
ter were discussed, but no executive
action was taken. Union officials state
that the danger of a strike only will be-
come immediate should the company
officials refuse to abide by the terms
of the contract, under which the form
er strike was called.
1--WE had hoped, that with the sign
ing of the new contract. all future
trouble would be averted.' said Presi-
dent j. NJ. Morrison Of the carmen's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
ysHv 90 WEAK
Kidney Troubled May es Sappino Your
Lie Away - Narshalitown People
tiavo Learned This Fact.

life Away - Marshailtown People
tisvs Learned This Fact.
when . healthy man or woman be-
rms to run down without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid. depress-
cd, suffers backache. headache. dizzy
SPELL and urinary disorders. look to
the Kidneys for the cause Of 1t all. Keep
the kidneys well and they will keep
you well. Doan's Kidney Pills make
sick kidneys we'll. Here Is MARSHALL
town testimony TO prove 1t.
Perry Hotchkiss, 1851 South Sew
efith avenue, Marshalltown, Iowa. says:
Eve have used Doan's Kidney Pills In
our family and found them very eff
fective. My father took this remedy
three years ago and at that time pub
licly endorsed it. His statement still
holds good In cases of backache and
trouble with the kidney secretions'
Doan's Kidney Pills can be relied upon
to bring relief. We have procured this
remedy at the Mcbride & Will Drug
Company and are always glad to say
word In its praise"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Company, Buff
falo. New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
Traer News Briefs.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer. Sept 4-Newt Lewis and
family. for many years living on the
McTurk homestead In north Crystal
will move to Chickashaw county In the
spring. They have rented 2So-acre
farm near New Hampton for which
they pay $3.50 rent per acre.
III. a. Brown. of Belle PLANE. was
brought before the board of commits
sioners on insanity last Thursday. ad-
judged insane and sent to the state
hospital at Independence. Mr.. Brown
was formerly a resident of Tama coun-
ty and was at one time superintendent
Of schools In this county. He has been
in poor health for some time to which
is due doubtless the unbalancing OF his
ullnd.
I. n. Hanson and w. F.. Kern. late
of PENNSYLVANIA, have rented much OF
II. b. Griffins land. They will occupy
the buildings on the Elliot farm ana
work that 100. also the eighty across
the road and also the farm land on the
home place except the yards. whlch
will give them close to 400 acres. IheH
nav IS for most of the land and half
crop on the balance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin will come to town for the win
ter to afford home for their son, VINO
is taking a high school course in Iracr'
Mckay brothers are at home from a
three weeks trip TO various parts or
Colorado and New Mexico. They went
west to investigate conditions and TO
see if those states offered any better
Inducements for the dairy Industry ana
cattle breeding than Iowa. They We're
not favorably impressed and are no,
tempted to leave Iowa.
Miss Mary Bendixon. Of Emmett
county, Is a guest at the John Hitler
home.
John MCGOWAN and wife went to
Goldfeld Saturday night 10 be at the
bedside Of q niece, a daughter Of James
MCGOWAN, who was fatally hurt IN "A
runaway some two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barbour arrived
from Illinois Sunday morning and are
already at home In east Traer.
c. X Shortess left on weeks vaca-
ton Friday morning. He joins party
of friends for short trip down the
Mississippi river.
Miss Olive Dixon. of Los Angeles,
Cal. is the guest of Miss Grace White.
They We're college chums.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
TnEsRrpup1ICAN:xARsHA1LH PwN. low :sErTEMBER

union last night. 1T seems, however
that we are not going to have peace"
President Leonard stated that neither
OF the three men discharged yesterday
has yet turned in his contract and
badge. He stated he did not know
when the men would give up Their
contracts.
According to Superintendent Rolston
Hiatt has been observed to be short on
six different occasions since the In
junction stopping the strike was is
sued. The information OF these alleg-
ed violations OF the company's rules
was not given by inspectors, he SAYS
but by street car Operatives" He
failed to state whether these operatives
were members of the carmens' union
Like to Original Charge.
Alleged discrepancy between the reg
lister and the number of passengers in
his car caused his discharge before the
strike. In this case. the charges were
made by Inspector w Wallace killen.
1t also was alleged Hiatt used vile Ian
guage to the inspector in the presence
Of passengers.
J. u. Seaman. union executive COM
mitteeman. stated hast night that the
company. by discharginc Hiatt on new
CTaTSeS, iuIIllt'u III II IL iIit H'.''.N'
without cause In tho previous controv-
ersy. Hiatt alraadv * discharged, ana
the company is holding him at work
only to comply with an order OF the
court" he said. HE is no less an ON
ploye of the company now than be
fore.
The dischareinC of the conductor IN
the face Of a court order. now pending,
comma nding his reinstatement" is not
in violation of that order under pres
ent conditions. In the opinion OF Sup
erintendent w. T.. Rolston and city So
licitor Robert O. Brennan.
Not Covered BY injunction.
Solicitor Brennan holds that the IN
junction covers only charges as to acts
said to have been committed before its
issuance and states that II the alleged
violations of rules causing the later
discharge, came after the men returned
to work. the company is acting within
the law.
Superintendent Rolston states that
Conductor Hiatt has violated the com :
pany's rules six times since he was
put back to work following the strike.
Conductor Hiatt denies that he has
violated a rule OF the company. 1t was
understood at union headquarters last
night that the complaint against MN
was that he was two fares short on
1o2 passengers" while working on the
fair grounds line.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
Scranton New. Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Scranton. Sept. flames Bit'man
went to Chicago last night to he pres
eut at the wrestling match between
C;otch and Hackenschmidt
W. s. Pound announces that he will
be a candidate for county supervisor
from kinduck township before the
primaries next spring
The public schools opened today with
a full corps of teachers and from the
outlook Scranton will have very
prosperous school year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
"sPL,NTER" IN HOGS SIDE.
Piece Of Pine. Ono Foot Long, Pulled
From Porker's Anatomy.

Special to Times Republican.
Logan, Sept. "A piece of pine
about one foot long and one inch
square was removed from the side or
a hog belonging to Mr.. Friezier, near
Logan, the other day. The enlarge
ment has been noticeable on the hog
since last spring and was thought by
the owner to be tumor. Running the
hogs thru the dipping tank Is thought
to account for the long piece OF wood
being in the side Of the porker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
Digestion and Assimilation.

It is not the quantity Of food taken
but the amount digested and assimi-
lated that gives strength and vitality
the system. Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets invigorate the stom-
ach and liver and enable them to per-
form their functions naturally. For
sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
Of the party for governor next year
and Jones has arranged banquet at
Perry Sept IA when next years plans
will all be laid.
MoRMoNs IN RECORD MEETING.

Attendance at Cam msstins at Mag.
nolia Exceeds Former Year,.
Special to Times Republican.
Logan, Sept. 4--One hundred fifteen
tents are now UP at the Latter Day
Saints campmceting grounds at Mag
nolia and the attendance bids fair to
surpass that of previous years. F. d
Blair, manager OF the publishing house
at Lamont, Is present and other in
fluential members and officers OF the
church are expected.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

Il miifIe balb abr,iIsn, ba btud Iis
n Wsinen aus unb tpollte baDon Iaus
fen. 0O9 er faBte iie idnell Bel Der
Sdnb, Sos iie in feline 4rme, leste ihr
&0pf9en an feline 8ruit unb fragte:
Suite, ipillIt Du ni4t nit mir
geben9 Sd bab Did ia 70 lieb,
QuiIe; idb mill Dir briiben cine neue
Seimatb bausn. Sd mOdte mir Elm
6eutTbes Srauden mitnebmsn, oeuts
f6es Slid, beuti9en @pnnenfdein
unb i9 min Did Iisb baben msin See
ben Iansl"
Da fabte Il. Jpn I'M ben gals unb
sos ibn an fih, als OBJ iie Jpn niht
mebr IaHsn pOlIts unb psinte unS
ipeinte.
Serr unb Jrau Rrambes .parsn
itoIs. fold f.in.n S9fpi.s.riobn su
baben, .inen reihen 4merifaner unb
sinen Stubirtsn baau. 0as Slid!
Die So9ssit biIbete mad bem
Surnf.f oas @sfprdd Der StaOt.
rSa, Die 2uife", b0rte man alIent>
balbtn, .idh bab's ia immer seidst."
Der Sag Der @breii. fam h.ran.
Der gliirnbsrser .8dders9tians>
perein", au oeFen 8oritanb ardmbss
ssborte. bra1te bem iunsen Paare elm
9tbf9isbs Stdnoden unb gar mans
dies @las fpurbe auf bas Wobl Der
,persinigten Staatsn BON 9.utidlunb
unb 9lmerita", getrunten. ipie Der
gOrfbsnOs ii4 70 seiftrsi9 i'm SOafs
ausbriidte.
,Syriebri6 Der @robe" trus bas
iunse Puar Der neuen Seimatb gu.
.9rib @Ott, Batter, sriiB @oit.
Mutt.r", bssriiBte Soni feline err
itaunten gltern, Die frasenb bon So<
nj mad Der iungen Oame unb bon
Der fpie6er mad SOni idauten. rSAr
babt mir anbefoblen, gu9 bas
S9Dnas unb Bette gu bringen. tpas
i9 in meinem @sburtsbauie finben
tDnne. Sd tonnie nidts 8eHerts
unb ni9ts 2ieberes finbeH, ols
Suite, oi. So6tsr bes 8ddermetiters
&rambes. Der nod INNER in unierm
Sauie pObnt. Sier III iie: fie 1T
meine iunse Sruu unb Cure So4ter.4
.Das baIt Du gut s.ma4t. Soni%
fugte Der Batter, f.inem Sobne ber5>
Iih Die Sanb f9iittslnb, ipdbren6 Die
Mutter Die iunse Grau in Die 4rme
fdlpb unb fis inris tiibte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
Sas attefte seatfdbe Rs6Sa6.

9as dlteife ae6bu6 Der Deutf1en
erf9ien ipabrideinIi1 gu 8amberg
nm oas Sabr 1890. @snau ldbt Iid
Oies ni9t ans.ben, oa tpeoer Srt nod
Sabressabl in Dem Bud peraei9net
lit. @s 1T bieIlei9t ni9t obne Sns
tereiie fir unfere 9eferinnen, elm 3iis
denresept aus biefem bur9 Iein altsr
ebripiiroigen 8ude fennen 5u Iernen:
Stem ipilltu CUTE Tuppen MAIDEN.
fonpm Die biirren riibenbrtp. (9riibe)
pnb Ieiitter fit f9on nit abisissn
ober 6ur9 Elm tr9 in elm pfanne.
pno ipenis boniss oarein, mad es
ab nit gutter Durasn unb iaI5, pers
fude es ipobl bn6 seiiB 6sn iibsr.
9u mugft elm iibrpB brtp bamit beTs
fern pno gu allen anosren iuppen
bon sebeeteH brot bno insiper oarauf
eetbun. ipiltu erbner (ebzbaren) lens
ten fold fuppen seben on Gtittasen
10 tbp spder oarauf uub beige bid
barber aber trubten." Mar Rumz
polt in fsinsm ao6bu9e bon 1881
tsnnt idon So bsrIdieOsns Suppen-
reSepte, oas Riirnbsr1er Rodbudl
bon 1891 gar 1T. oas SuIsburser
in 4 8Gnben. 1717 erf9ienen. aber
281 Sleifdbs uno 1876 5aitenIuppen.
elm 8efpeis. ipie befiebt BEL unleren
glItDoroern Die Suppe mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
Die Rsfe I'm crtent.

Dionysos Anthios, b. +. bsr8iumie
ge, mar Bel ben 9rie9en nidt mir
Der 9ott 6es Weines, fonbern aud
Der 8Gume unb 8lumen uno beion'
bers bic 9foIen iparen ibm Iieb, oas
Der er feline Refben5 balb uuf oem
rofenrsi9en punsaeon, buIb in Den
RoTengGrten Ma5eboniens unb Shrcs
ciens aufi9lug. Die 9ellenen pdz
rem leibeni9dftlibe Sreunoe bieIsr
glumen uno ibres Suftes. S6on
Spmer fiibrt dls beites Sel bas gpr
fenDl an, nit bem apbrooite bic 2e:s
DIE oes patroflus falbte. Wie es
f9eint, i9pGrmen ale Orientalen fir
bic Rois. Sie @raber bereiteten i9on
friibs.itig oaraus bas RofenpaHer.
Mlit ibm ipufb man bic driftlihen
airden, ebe man iis in WoI9ttn ums
ipanbeIte. Salaoin fdnbte 800 &ds
meeIIaiten Rpf.ntpafer, nm Die bon
ben &rtuSfubrern in cine Stride umz
ssftaltete Mof9ee bes Omar gu RES
nigep; Mdbomeb IL. IieB bic Sagia
Sophia in &onitantinopel nit pieIsr
tauTeno 2itern RoIenpafer duspas
f1en, ebe iie fir ber islamitif9en
9ott.soienft in 9sbrau9 s.nommsn
ipurbe. Das 8eiprsngen nit Rofens
ipaFer gaIt unb gilt nod i'm Orient
als @rub. Sine inoifae 8egu;ne
IieB in .inem ibrsr @Grten cine gis
iisrne NIT Eof.npaFer fiillen unb ss
bon bd burh tleine &andle In ben
@jarten Iei!en.
Sine edit prientaliI9s OelitateEe.
hie man 8efu9ern germ borftbt, IN
oas Robpfa6ari, Elm @rem, Der burh
@inriibren friI9er RofenblGttsr in
fodenOen 3uderiirup bergeitellt pirb.H
Die i'm 4pril bIiiben6e rosa cent?
folia beiibt in lei9tem Mabe biz
Rbabarber unb Samdrinoe eig:re
Dirtuns, unb besbaIb pir6 9lpritr.
fensgreme BON pieIen Srientalsn
tdelid am Morsen aIs ansensbms
Sausarsnei senoFen. 9tud CUR .Ser=
ftelure bon @Fis mub bic Roie i'm
NfDrsenIanbe bi.nsn. Wlan bdft ben
ROieneFis porrGtbis uno b.nubt i'm
tbeiIs aIs 3ufaB gum Sdlat. tbeiIs
als itdrienoes unb beIebenoes Wittsf
BEL &rantbeiten unb Sbnmd9t.a.
9tu9 aIs &osmetitum sessn 3orpu4
lens unb 5ur GraieIuns elmer blaFiH
9siidtsfarbs pirb sr bsnubt InS
pirtt 6ann ebenio f9dbIi9 pie gentle
Gbnlide Mlittel i'm Nbenblanbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
Die .C6rfsise.

Gin Wtbssrmsift.r b,baupt.t am
8iertif9, er t6nne 3auber>Dbrfeissu
berubrei9en, bic man ni6t i'm Minis
better fpiir.. Ri9l pia's nidt slauz
ben uno iptrft mad lGngsrem Sin uRS
Ser elm Giinfmariltiid auf ben &if4.
bas Dem MeBser s.bOrsn fou, tptnu
bieier ibm eine Sbrfsiss sebsn tOnne,
tpeIbs befast. @issnf9dft aufpeiIe,
Der Msbser lit b.r.it unb perItbt
bem WidI elm. 70 fdausrIibs Obrs
feise. buB Der unt.r ben Sifd fli.st.
Grit na9 seraumer 3eit eridsiut
MidI tpisber auf Der BiIoflGde. gr
bdIt ii9 nit betben SGnben Ben aopf
unb bebaupt.t iteif unb f,It. .r babe
bic Obrfsise gsfpiirt. ngta", m.int
Der M.bstr, ~bann III mir bali bic
niht selunstn. bd mubt bu sb.n bsin
Selo niebsr einif.d.n." g.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

= M bern. 2isbe gtoia! Sdu.
ienb Oant fir Seinen Iisfen 9ri:f.
@IiidIi4 mar idb. oIs id ipi.bsr Die
3iige Deinsr Iiebsn Sdreibmuidine
idb.
SIMMER boffnungsppIL
Ri4ter (5ur tiinf8isidbris,n oIt,n
Srngfsr): Sinh sic perbeiratbetg"
9tIte Sunsfsr: sgasin = nod ni@tl-
Der puntoffeIbeIb. u.
(auf siuen 9errn Seiseno. ben Sppus
zines edten g.antoffeIbeIosn): Dem
Serrn SdnftIi9 iiebt man isin 9lI.
ter gar ni4t AM" g.: .4bsr feline
glIte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

fplittert. in tauf.nb Stiidsn an ber
Wano.
Was fir eins grtIdruns ipar Is,
;ie er feiner iunsen SSrau CAB. ale
iie ibn nit gang entiebten Iugen ans
itarrtes DAB sr cine 6lisse an Der
Wan6 bGtte triedtn ieben, uno bab
bieie i'm 10 Iebr irritirt bdtte. 9as
mar cine IG9erli9e @rtIGrung! Gr
erfannte beutlid, bab fie feline Dorte
dn5peifelte. unb su ieinem S6reden
fiiblte er in feinem Ser5en eine Mutb
segen lie aufiteistn.
Seit ienem 2lbsnb fam 9lumentbdI
oft. Gin U1al iibsr bas anoere fdB
er bort am Siide. 9a bsgann Or.
PLANNERS feline Mablseiten in Rsitau.
rants ein3unebmen, aber uu9 borth;u
folgte ibm Der tobte MillionGr.
9lumentbal fam niemus gum 8or=
I6ein, ipenn Or. Manners allein mar
i.oOd ftsts. ipsnn feline ssrau nit
ibm ging. Oesbalb rsiite sr aIIein
ins glusluno. BORT puroe er bon
Dem 9.ipenit nidt belGitist uno tebr.
te a.. 2eib unb Seele geitGrtt helm.
aber uIs er anlanste, mar es 9lu>
mentbal. Der ibm sntgegentam. So
ipar.n 8lumentbaIs SGn6e, bic ct in
Den feinen bielt, dls er bic SGnbe
feines iunsen Weibes gu faffen slaubs
te, unb er fonnte fie nidt fiiFen,
bern es mar 8lumentbals @eiidt,
ods 5u benz fsinisen empprsebpbsa
mar.
p;0bli9 fam bas @nos iein.r Sras
gDoi.. @ines glbenos mar Der Dot.
tor MI fsinsr Jrau in elmer groBen
9ef:Ifdaft bon sinsm ieiner Trsun.
be. Rad Slid fang eine junss
Dame eintge @urietelieber. Or.
Manners @attin fab n.bsn ibm unS
brad bel elmer broIligen Wenbupa
in einem Der 2ieber in 2aden aus;
dber es mar ni9t ibr iilberbelles Ga.
hen. bas in ibr.s @attsnSbrsn Hang.
nein, 6as mar 8lumentbaIs 2a9en,
un6 .r felber fab an feiner Settle.
Mit einem Dutbsebriill fprung Dr.
Wonners auf ben WiIlionGr lJs uno
fbleuoerte ibn gu 8oben.
Sn oemfelbsn 4ugenblid mar all.S
in 9lufrubr. Sin Sauf.n bon Meu.
f6tT itiir5te berau unb riB ibn 5u-
rid. Gr blidte nieber = unb .s
mar feline 9lttin, bic befpubtlos am
Sooen lag. Mit einem pilben Sdre,
Oct @er5ipeifIuns - ertpa9te er.
Gin talter S6au.r f6iittelte feline
@lieber, uno 6ennph be6edten
S9peibtrppfen feline Stirn. gs mar
allies elm entieblider Srdum getpsie1.
Tud feinem 9efprG9 nit goitb bate
er 5ipei RGdts ni6t g.fdlafen. Sn
oiefen langen Stunben batten pfliht
unG 2tebe ienen beraipsifsItsn aamps
in feinem Ser5en setGmpft. gin:r
2oiung mar .r ni9t nGber setommsn.
@ber ems ftanb iebt gang fsft: peuH
er bic Operation ipirfli1 pornGbme,
70 ipiirbe er f.in 8eites tbun, Inn bas
Geben 1etnes Ydtteitttit gu retten. Gr
prsBte bic SGnbc sesen feline po9ens
ben S9Idfe uno ieuf5te boiler Sees
lenansit.
@s CAB f.inen anoeren 2lustpsg.
Sein Siener brahte bic 9tben63ei'
tunsen berein. Wtedanifdb nabm .r
cine bapon in Die Sano, unb bic ere
fen Worte. bic feinsn Bid fsFeIten,
ipnren:
n@ntfeblider 4utomobilunfall. Sob
bes afritaniidsn WilIipndrs 8Iumen'
thal."
S9neu burdflog er nit osn or.
den Cen 8eridt = bann sI'tt has
8latt aus feiner Sanb. tr iars in
ieincr. G.eHel suriid unS fd.udats pii
elm Sinh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

8eim Stat. = Masg sic
bGbtn fhon tpieoer Die bier glB9 Sic
iino pobl 9lHeturanSbeamter.
Sn ber Rreibe 8eiu9:
sOronuns muB fsin i'm SausbaIt;
id i9reibe anes auf.~ Der tisine
5riB: rMama IGBt aud aIIss an.
I9r,iben."
-@erbieRte Sirafe. Sauss
Der, ian Der Sbiir): rglidts ba!
9isr iusroen ieine 9lImoien ausaes
tb,ilt! Sd mub aud arbeitenl" 8as
eabunO: r@eihiebt Sbuen sana ;edt!
Warum baben sic mas gelernt2!"
- 9aIgenbum mDr. ,Sbre
St.lluns dls Reiienoer f9eint Sbnen
iebr gut gu betommsn. sic i.ben fsbr
friIb uno geIunb aus" NRsiIenber:
yNd ia, man miro ia aud msiIt an
bic friife 2uft bef6roert.1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
g.rssbIidJss Ssmiiben.

Srsunoin: -Ssut. tpurbe i'd bon
sinem Ssrrn in elmer mir gang frems
ben Spru9e anssr.6et; es III mir
audi ni9t seluns.n, mid nit ihm 5u
psritGnbisen.-
.Wr ipeiB; piellei9t -"
.Nein, nein, ein.n S,iratbsanteus
bat sr mir ni5t s.madt. Sd tann
in fiinfunbspansis perfdi.b.nen
Spraden ~Su" fasen. aber oa bat
sr INNER NIT Dem 8opf sefdiittelt!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
atnstr.
qnNrt6ur@i @ilberaIeit.

-9ds Rubiee unb 9iiibrente,
Sus ainoer I'M 9eIidbte trdgen,
Sas Iauft naS, 9aiie SiibrcnSe,
.@o iie Der @iutter SiiBes iaaen,
@iu meinen ipiIbeu, riuseuoen
lIno toIlen y, iinIhen leiie luebren,
1lnb iduftigt nit be5ipin9enoen
limb 5arten 8liden meiu @egebren.
Gin a6beIn ais bertrGiter aInuie
BeieIiet ole feuiden &inber.
sic I1heln mir ben yBea nah 9anie
, Spo aIles Iieber, Ieiier, timber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

gia9 adttGsiser. pradtbolIsr asife
fam ser 0ampfer sGriebri9 Der
9rpBe" in Bremen an.
Soni Shneiber unb bic iibrisen
Sslsgirtsn mu9ten iid iofort auf Den
gBeg na9 Riirnbers; erit ipoIItsn iie
2orbeeren ernten unb bunn ii9 bic
aIte WeIt sriinoIid anisben.
@s mar Wlitttppb. nls bic 9efels
f&ufl am 3ieIe ibrer HsiIe antam.
Sic ameritanif9en Surner. nuro.n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

= untsr iuuseu Gruuen.
r9lls mir uns berlobten. CAB mein
Mdnn bds Rauasn nit elmer SdH.I.
ligfsit 1uf. Die nur BON elmer iibers
trDffen purbe.~ = .Wie biibTd. unb
bic ipar9" - Die. NIT eer sr es mad
Der 9o9stit ipiebsr anfine."
- Gtuoios WpnoIoa.
.wlertpiirbig. bab itb bura bas
grumsn esfuIIen bin. neil id =
Iteden bliebl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

= Sein @.bG9tnib. pros
feFor (Dor'm SdIuf.nseben): 5m,
iest aerbre4' i9 mir fbon adt Sage
isotn abtnS ben Ropf. iptsbaIb id
bieisn 3nnten in mtin Sdid.ntu9
madte! Sm! ad. i.bt fdfIt Mrs
elm = id fpolIte mir Elm frifdts Su'
identu9 nebmen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

Die wiGnnsr Fnb ole ibIt9t.
Od laufen pieoer 5tpsi unb fdiuaben
ireenb tpelhen Nuutfdb. obsr fur
mein neues ROftiim baben fis fein
8eritGnoniB."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

8auer lin Der ausifeIluns elm
nit Der 8emerfuns -Stubisntopf-
btrfsbenes Bib betra9tenb): ~Wan
b0s StubienfOAf is. NADIA bab' |
pdn!@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-20
LODGE DIRECTORY.

MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246.-
Meets every Thursday evening al
8 o'clock in Holman Hall. W. e.
Vincent, Consul; F. A. Turner,
Clerk.