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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-06
D|SP[NSARY WAR STARTS FULL BLAST. Will Not Be Caught Mapping
 Again
 fsa --a GOLD BREAKS RECORD
COLD BREAKS
Mrs. Fairbnnks Dies-Mrs. J. W. Dod- gen Dies of Heart Troubie-Saks stores win 1ncorporate.
 Other News

Admission. January Especial. )-Thc preliminary skirmishing which was be- gun in this city about a week ago with. a view of the establishment of a dispensary at AnnIstons in the event local option is returned to Alabama by the forthcoming legislature has as- sumed pyrotechnic features and the war is now being fought out as if the issue were already before the people for ballot.
 4 The advocates of the dispensary sys- tenn have adopted the same tactics that characterizes the fight against the re- cent proposed constitutional amend ment,. that of striking while the iron Is hot Capt. A. P. Agee, who managed county in the amendment election, and J.esJ. Willett, their foremost stump speaker, have. taken the lead for the dispensary system and are making an aggressive fight.
 The prohibitionists claim that this fl county was lost to Col. H. 8. D. Nal lory in the last election by a lack of aggression on the part of his prohi- bition followers, and they claim that they do not propose to be caught in similar lassitude again. As a result they have organized to meet the attack of the dispensary advocates. with H. B. Rudisill as their leader. The fight is on to finish and the question will not now be dropped until 1t is settled by the voters. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-03
Bov Runs AWAY.

Evidently deciding that home life
was TOO tame. William Bosicy. of Nc
Mcchan. purchased ticket for Oh
CITY. Pa. and boarded the train at
BonWool Junction yesterday after
noon. \ short while after his moth
or arrived. bur She was just too lafe
20 stop tho boy. \ message vas sent
20 Oh CITY. notifying the police there
to hold him upon his arrival. and he
Will bee brou-ht home Immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-03
Find Site For New State
Anti Tuberculosis Hospital
COMMITTEE HAS 4 NUMBER OF
PROPOSITIONS.
State Treasury Balances Show Good
Conoition-Other Gossip Of
the Capitaf
BY CAL. T. YOUNG.


NOUoiton-Otner GOSSIP Of
the Capital.
By CAL 7. YOUNG.
rntelllycuc.r n-rean.
,,... Charleston. W. va May 2.
Within the next zen DAYS n Will be
come definitely known where the
state tuberculosis sauitarium Nill be
located. The members OF the state
board o. health and the state board
~ control 20 whom tae location 81
The site and purchase OF IL was let
hy the legislature. have agreed 20 de-
eide the matter by that time lf posi-
bic. \ committee from tho Two
hcerts viii began an inspection o.
'le various sites deemed most suit
able. on June \.
Many sites have been offered. some
.' f."m. however are so inaccessible
taat r. Is hardly probable that the
"oumlttee Wll! visit them. In select.
bees site many things ar" To - con-
sidcP'd. While no effort Will De- made
90 locate IL too close to any city. % is
also not probable THAT 10 Will be
located IN an Isolated place where Dr.
~ almost impossible for visitors TO
-1 and where the inmates would be-
lonesome. This is condition that
VIII have great influence with the
cards in locating tuc institution
The kind OF structures have not vet
boon decided upon and definite plans
"Il not be- arranged until the site
EiS been settled Among the sites
offered are Tho following,
Five hundred acres IN Raleigh coun.
.. near HccNlcy
Three hundred acres in Monroe
county. near Anderson
\ nr-r1 o. f.r..rl.-t.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-03
BENWOOD
Large Crowds Attending Fair Being
Held at Annoy Hall-Cther
Benwooo News.

Last night and the nigh, before
were biz nights for the fair being
held in Armory nail. Large crowds
hi.ed the hail and made the evenings
The les' 81 all Tonight. however.
promises To eclipse an others as peo-
PIE have been holding back for the
last and biggest night. The attend
ance the first part az the Week was
dampened somewhat by other celebra-
tons. but tho fair is the only th.nE
on the bills fov tonight and the
crowd Will exceed all others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-03

On next Saturday ar Noundsviile.
and on sunday ~ NenWood. two
games VIII Bee pulled OF; which by the
interest conferred IN them. viii be- The
biggest games O. tnc season The
local team has dropped one game this
season 10 tho Mounisviile nine. but
are confident OF taxing the coming
pair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-03
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN.

In one of the early stories
printed in this column | APP
piled the phrase: "A
STRAIGHT LINE Is THE
SHORTEST DISTANCE BE
TWEEN TWO POINTS,
TO newspaper advertising. 1t
is not an original phrase, by
ny meanS-everyhOdy has
used it at some time or other.
Applied to advertising, the
point it illustrates iS-BE-
TWEEN THE MANUFAC-
TURER AND THE CON
SUMER THE STRAIGHT
LINE OF PUBLICITY (that
is, the shortest ana quickeSO
- THE DAILY NEWSPA-
PER.
When YOU get a collection
of daily newspapers together,
such as is represented Nv the
newspapers printing these
Advertising Stories, they give
to the manufacturer an audi
ence of approximately TWO
MILLION FAMILIES TO
TALK TO.
The manufacturer is put in
DIRECT TOUCH with these
people At an intinile>imal cost.
and il he heSitateS 10 employ
this straight line between his
factory ana The consumer he
is not alive 10 the GREAT
OPPORTUNITY that lies he
fore him.
II is not the policy Of these
StorieS-ani never has been
to decry any form of publicity
ALL ADVERTISING IS
GOOD.
They DO EMPHASIZE.
however, the VALUE OF
NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY
AMI the QUICK RESULTS
that follow il good ntw>ra-
perS are used inttlligcn,lv Ivy
4 f,,1-,rr4. .t..-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-03

4 meeting OF the finance committee
Was held ~ the city bli,d.rc i1st
niEa. The financial statement of thv
>,fr from Apr. 1910. 20 April 1871.
Was gone over and approved.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26
HOME INDUSTRY AND FAIR PAY

Not long ago one of our home"
business men brought in column
or 80 of copy advertising a local
event in which he happened to be
interested. He expected us to
publish it without charge, which
We did-andt to this day we don't
know why we did, because the
copy was written on letter paper
that had been printed outside of
Las Vegas at saving of perhaps
dollar on the 1000 sheets.
In our 20 years experience in
the newspaper business we have
observed that the people who do
the least far the home printery
expect the most IN return. Our
largest patrons. those who pay US
from ten to fifty dollars a month
for advertising and job printing.
hardly ever request a favor gratis;
but the fellow who pays us two
dollars year subscription Hnd
has all his printing done in Los
Angelrs, is Johnnie on the job for
a complimentary notice If he turns
over in bed without rolling the
covers on the floor.
1t affords the local newspapers
large gobs of joy to say nice
things of those who are working
with it for the upbuiding Of the
community; but when a business
man who us s not n ore than a
thousand pieces of stationery in a
year sends away for his printing
in order to save dollar and then
expects the local paper to give him
anywhere from so cents to five
dollars worth of complimentary
notice every time he does anything
oh. we'll, what's the use? A
person who is built that way wont
be feazed by a mild roast like
this.-Clark County Review.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26
PURE FOOD CIRCULAR

The agricultural experiment
station of the University of
Nevada with DR.. J. f. Stubs
director and Sanford C. Dinsmore
chemist in charge of food control,
has issued circlar No. IL. THIS
circular deals with saccharin in
food. In speaking of this the
director and chemist in charge
have the following to say:
Saccharin is derived from coal
tar and is about $50 times as sweet
as sugar. On account of this
intense sweetening power, it has
been used in the manufacture of
food products, as a substitute for
sugar, thus reducing the food
value Of the product. saccharin
having no food value whatever.
Under the Nevada food and
drugs law an article of food is
deemed to be adulterated IL It
contains any added poisonous or
other deleterious ingredient.
Articles of food are also adulterat-
ed, within the me aiming of the act,
IL substance. have been mixed
and packed with the foods 80 as
to reduce or lower or injuriously
affect their quality or strength.
The finding of the referee BOARD
show that saccharin is such an
added poisonous or other de-
leterious ingedient and that Il also
reduces and lowers the quality of
the product In which II is used as
a substitute for sugar.
In accord with food inspection
decision No 1856, issued by the
United State department Of arr
culture under date of April 26,
1911 we shall regard as adulterated
under the State Of Nevada food
and drugs act, food containing
saccharin which on and after July
/, 1911, are manufactured or
offered for sale within this state.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26

nuts that the former associate Of
the notorious A be Hummel 10 not
the only one to point the way to
an infamous prostitution Of the
courts that sit in Reno. Schnitzer
has been made the scapegoat Of
the Reno bar. He is not an
archangel but all the calcimine in
the State could not conceal the
hideousneSs of the conduct of
other less notorious practitioners
whose tactics could do credit to
Beelzebub himself. - Goldfield
Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26
500 REWARD SOC

The readers Of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all
its stages and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure il the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
q constitutional disease requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
Of the diease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The. propritors
have so much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that
it fails to cure. Send for list of
tes imonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26
Progressive Farming.

We'll. yes" confessed Honest
Farmer Hornbeak, the while a grim
grin wrinkled his weather. beaten
complexion. "It's good 'eal o.
trouble, but the satisfaction feel am.
ply repays inc for the extry work. Ye
see. by degrees I'm sharpenin up the
top OF every stump on the place. and
In the course o. time hope to have
matters so arranged that the hired
man will find II fully as comfortable
to stand up durin' the day az to set
down."-Puck. ...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26
Friday, May &c. 1911
PUBLICITY THAT HURTS NEuADI

Suit has been filed against the
notorious William H. Schnitzer
father of the facile divorce law
charging subornation Of perjury in
procuring a decree for a client
WHO produced bunch of rent
receipts which purported to repre-
sent her legal residence in the
colony that has brought shame to
the State Of Nevada.
This sustains the prediction of
the Tribune during the session of
the last term of the legislature
wherein it was stated that the en-
enlargement vouchsafed Divorces
would sooner or later undermine
the morals of the community where
they were pracIiced. 1t is not a
question Of right or wrong in this
particular case as much as it is q
travesty on the dignity and
integrity of the courts. Since the
latter permitted wide latitude in
the fling and proving of COM
plants it is the natural sequence
that some Of these comlpainants
would take undue advantage of the
law by smuggling through gauzy
cases that would scarcely endure
the light Of day.
Elsewhere In Nevada the courts
have endeavored to surround
divorce complaints with such safe
guards as discretion might dictate,
but Reno. in it's capacity as the
chief city of the state. the one
most easily approached and with
scenic and physical attractions has
preferred to cultivate the divorce
colony. This legal farming has
naturally placed a premium on
the business Of separating dissent
ing couples with the least amount
Of friction but notwithstanding
every attempt to harm ,nize differ
ences, there is reign of jealousy
and envy that occasionally fer
ments into scandal.
The Tribune has always main
tanned that the best way to pre-
serve the semblance of decency in
the granting Of divorces was to let
In the light and give the public a
chance to realize what is going on.
Instead of contributing to the
cause Of decency, a few of the
courts have pandered to the worst
class of wtilOm residents by allow
ing them to cloak their complaints
behind the seal of secrecy. II the
courts and the bar Of Washoe
county did not connive at this
form Of filing. the custom could
not exist for q moment. The
judges, in sickly way, expressed
their adherence of the practice In
q stupidity vapid opinion which
threw all the responsibility on q
subordinate official. There the
matter ended.
IL the courts Of Washoe county
want to purify their calendars
they must begin by inviting the
scrutiny Of complaints. They must
abolish secrecy and leave all COM
plants open for public inspection.
This 10 the only way to bring
about the square deal" and until
this 10 done. the citizens of Nevada
will be treated to other scandals as
great. IL not greater, than this suit
against Attorney schnitzer. II
subornstion Of perjury had been
committed, IL is dollars to dough.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26
COMMON SENSE SYSTEM

Of curing Rheumatism; all
Pains and Diseases regardless of
name raising from weak Nerves
and impure Blood.
OIL OF EDEN
Relnxes. opens Pores, allays
Pain, dissolves and removes all
impurities of external system, from
which pain and disease are
created.
SWEET SPIRITS OF EDEN
Purifies the Blood, Restores
Vitality to all weak, parts. Curin:
Liver Kidney. stomach and Bowel
Troubles.
CURE GUARANTEED
OF Chronic Constipation, Dis.
ordered Digestion, Sick and Bilious
Headache. Nervous Prostitution
liberated Tumors, Enlarged Glands
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all
kindred complaints, regardless of
name,
These are facts Proven by
Highest Medical authority and
Loyal citizens. A partner or
agent wanted in every city, county
and state by C. C. Medical Co.
Lock Box 90, Reno, Nevada
SEE DIR. JOHN L. KELLETT,
President and Manager, at Com.
mercial Hotel. Elko. Nevada, in
the afternoon. He will speak on
the corner, near the Elko Drug
store, Saturday evening, May 81.
at 8 o'clock.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26
Brluhs Bov AaaIn

when did Rome how'll" asked
Tomniy's pa, who was always think.
ing up catch questions.
When II fell" responded the youna
hopeful, with a solemn face.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26

Doors open at $3.50 p. m. sharp.
After the program dancing will be
the order of the evening. Re-
Treatments will be served to
patrons at 10 P. NJ.
Refreshments will be served to
dancers a. II M. p.
Admission rs cents.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26

Superiority Of the Right Ear
PeAple. as a ruie, hear better with
the right than with left ear.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-26
RECEPTION

The program which will be
rendered under the auspices of
the Junior class of the high school
at Leonard Hall next Friday even
ing, will be as follows:
/. Solo. Mrs. West
2. Mandolin solo. Miss H. Letter
8. Recitation. . T.. Howard Bryant
4. Solo. Mrs. Wheeler
8. Recitation. -. May Clinton
6. Trio. Ralph Drown, voilin;
Miss Jane Ogilvie, mandolin
Miss Laura Plunkett, guitar
Z. Solo,. Mr.. Ford
8. Recitation. ....... Miss Peck
8. Solo. Mrs. McWhinney
10. Recitation. ..............
.... Miss Dorothy Patterson
II. Selection. ...... .Quartette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
etrenee Gbetndnner.

@s mil uns ionberbar bebiinf.n,
tpenn mir i'm NibeIungenlisb IeIen,
bab Der ftrablenbe Selb SieqFrieb
feline innisseIiebte @attin &riembiIb.
mad ibrem 3ante nit 8runbilb bur9s
priigelt unb bies i'm Sone zines Munz
nss eradbIt. Der bu tpeiB. baB er Rs6t
getban babe. Iber ebeberrIicbe priis
gel paren friibsr bur9aus ni6ts
Seltenes, unb bas @oIf = pber pprs
fi9tiser sefust = bic MGnner ers
tannten elm 3iidtisunssre6t bes
9dtten bur9aus an, ipie unSGblige
Spri4pDrtsr bartbun:
rWenn bic Ssnne frdbt Dor benz
Sabn.
Die Srau rebet ppr benz Wann,
90 fou man bic Senne fo9en.
Die Srau nit einem guten priig.l
po9en."
Sn ppmmern beibt, ober boffents
lid bisB es: ~gine ni9t ssfdIasene
Srau 1T tpie ungefalaener &pbl", unb
Der ruFifde M3ufbit idtp6rt nod
b.ute auf bas Wort: rSdlase bic
Srau nit bsm 9ammer, unb Iie
ipirb ipie @oIb." 9eutIde WGr6en
er5dblen BON geitreneen 0fittern, bic
sisentpiliss Srauen baburt our Rat
ION bradten, baB iie iis nit Sporen
trattirten. unb 4brabdm a Santa
CLARA beridtet in feinem Subas Der
@rsIfelm BON einsm Manne, Der feline
teifenbe Srau, iusnn iie Santte, in .ine
Wisse legte unb 10 Iange f9aufelte,
Bis lie f9ipieg. Don paitor Slatlid,
einsm GdpdbiI9en Original, 1T Elm
GbnIides Siit0r9sn erbuIten. Gr
CAB sinss Sases ieiner 8raut obne
jebe @.ranldiung cine MaulI9elIe,
num ibre Demutb uuf bic probe gu
IieIIen". 2lIs bic @ute. bic mir beute
Elm 9dnsden nennen piirben. ben
S6Idg rubis binnahm, ertlGrte er
better; $50, nun tpeiB id, baB bu ss
Bel mir uusbdIten tannit." unb bic
@bs foI sliidlit setporben fein. 0as
iIaTii6e 9eiipiel zines Itreng.n @bes
BERN lit betanntli9 petruecio in
Der WiOerfpsnitigen 3Gbmuns".
De bieier Selb es fertis betommt,
Die b0fe autburind gu einem fanfteR
aGtb9en 5u MAIDEN, mag man Bel
Sbateipears burdIsIeu. gs e.linst
ibm 70 gut, bag bic Gh.guttin 5uIebt
bic bsute febr oltmobif9 flinstnb.
9lnfidt uusipri4t:
r8as .inem &6nige Der llntertban,
0as f9uIbst cine Satin ibrsm
Wiann.|
Sas foIlte nal elm Oidter beute su
bidten pdgsn, sr f0nnte etfpos erles
ben. Gs ipast's dber aud teiner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

.geruf2"
.Mai9iniIt = bon Slemcsn = bin
auf Dem @ege mad Ri55a."
sd oante psrbinoli6Il!"
M.nise Nainuten ipdter lGutste Die
S9iffsslode. Die @anspIanten purs
Den einge5osen, uno Der Dampfer fubr
ob. Sd 9ing in meine &aiiite uno
fhIief. Sd babe nidts seoadt pGbs
reno Der Seereiie, ni9ts sefiir9tet.
ni9ts sebofft = nur gei9Iafen!
als Der st. 9usuitin" i'm Sdfen
BON MarIeille einlief. fam eins neue
@dpieristeit. 0ie 3oIlrebiIion meis
mes nur nit 3eitunsen gefiiGIten 8of>
fers! 9erartioes @epGd mubte ia
peroddtis ausIeben!
Der 3ufau baIf. Cine W.ng.
bon 8ooten umordngten oas S6iff,
unb allerIei 9tgenten tletterten an
8oro. I'm Quftrde. fir @epddbsf6rbes
runs un6 o.rgleiaen gu erbittsn. Sd
fpanote mid an einen bon ibnen uno
faste ibm, i9 piinI6ts, mDgli9it
f9nea an 2anb au fommen. Sb er
mid ni9t biniiberfabren f0nne9
pSgiinf Sruncsl" iusts Der Mann.
v@erne!"
S.n 3offer nit Ieinsm 3eitunas>
inbalt lieb i9 an 8or6, Inn Ser 3ollz
tnfpettion aus Dem Dsgs gu ssben u.
Die @ansplant. an Ser S6iffsIeite
mar fdon binabseIaTen. Sd iti.g
nit ibm in fein Boot bin.in.
Sn sebn Wtinutsn Itano i'd auf
Dem aui in MarieiIle. Sn peiteren
fiinf Minuten bate i9 cine 9rofdte
gsfun6en unO mar auf Dem @ss mad
oem 9abnbof. Cine baIbe Stunoe
fpdter iaB id in einem Coupe oes
HipisroSuges.
&ipierafdbrt in 6untler gaacbt 4.
Soulon fIog borbei = Cannes. Sn
Ni5ad bOrte i'd Den Gtrabeniubel
oes gu Gnbe se6en0en &arnepals Bis
in ben 8abnsus binein. Der perron
mar NIT Sonfettis iiberi6iittet. Wlos
naco lam = Monts Carlo nit ieinem
funteInbsn Gi9tmeer.
@noli6 mar @entimislid errei6t.
Die erite itulienif6e Station!
Gs mar elm llbr no6ts. sd ffiirss
te aufs Selesrapb.namt un6 Ianote
stpet Selegramme an aipei Iiebe Wlens
i9en
Srei - Sreil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
Singing nnb @aSdsn.

Sas Tdb6eu.
sd fpeib, bab bu bou Srue uub Gift
llno bab bu itarf nnb mutbpou bilt.
Mau iparnte mid i6ou oft bor Dir.
3ieb Oeines 8eees uno peidb BON mirl"
Scr SiingIine.
sd fpsiB. bab ou bou Srus uno Gift
limb oab bu id)6u unb, Iodenb biit.
Rau bat mid oft Dor eudb eeiuarnt.
Sab ibr bic Rduuer Ieitt umsarnt. =
sic tpebrten ibrem Ser5ensidIae.
Sis ems benz anbern unterIag,
gis iebes, Nuno auf W1uno, pergibt
yin Gift NIB $rug, an Srus unO Gift :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
Der i:fjfte 5nG.

-Rim," fagt Die 9ebrerin gu SrduIein
Glen,
-8tr ipra6en aIio beut bon ben bier
SdIlen.
8um SeiipieI: ident Dem Sino ib eis
nen 8aIl,
90 1T bas, SrduIein Glen, ipelder
Sau?"
Ser 9ritte.~ Gut. Bir pollen
tueiter iibeu.
Benn i6 Sie nrnuebr frase, ipen sic
Iieben,
Ser tuiepieIte lit bas?... Ra, los i'm
Sertel"
-Sas - bas =, adj @ott. i'd sIaub', bas
1T Der iebitel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

8ertrauunssboII. Sns
lei gum Reffen): Sa. ipsr biirst mir
aber bafiir, bab i9 mein @eIo aud
ipi.oer triese, Ipsnn ids Dir leibs9 =
STUDENT (sntriiiteD: Silt oenn bas
Dort zines ebrliden Meniaen ni6ts
mebr9 : Sntsl: . bod, bring ibn
nur Der!
= &inoer unb Narren.
Mama: Worsen 1T @robpapus @ss
burtstus. piinf9e ibm. buB Der Iiebs
@ott ibn redt alt iperb.n IGbt! =
al.insSIi.: DIANA, fon id ibm nidt
Iieber pInidsn. oab ibn Der Iisbe
Gott pisber jung tpsroen IGbt9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

-grObis. .8iefO, Grau aom>
mersienrGtbin. 1T Sbr 9atte. aIs er
ins WaFer fiel, sleid untereefunz
ten2" = .r@eil tr 10 Uiel @sIo in
in ben Safa.n trug.""
aiubIide @uffaffung.
Ssrr; 9u baft mol ieIten fbOne 9lus
gen, m.in 8ino. = GIs9en: Rein,
Asrr S4miot. Die babe ib INNER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

= Sre9. Meiiier: Wtnn ou
ni9t bsHer geborait. Sunse. oann res
De iG nal proentli9 oeutib nit Dir.
= 2ebriunge: 9lber Mseiter, mat ba>
ben sic benn fonit fir ne Sprade
nit mir seiproden9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
Neime Tladt.

sSm toIaenSen bieteu ipir unieren 9eleru bas
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

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flirte SaIe pben i'm Baum"
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id bite Sic. elm Saie lam bod nidt
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-03
zoo. MEN At WORK
ERECTING BIG SHED OF SEARS
ROEBUCK COMPANY IN
NORTH CAIRO.
One Building 700x7O Feet Nearly
Completed-Switch Track Sys-
tenn Making Good Pro.
gress.

Two hundred men are now en-
ployed building the big warehouse
at the Sears Roebuck plant in the
drainage district near the half way
house. about so carpenters are en-
ployed and rs to 100 helpers. Hanes
e. Son on their big concrete job--the
building of 3,500piers--have 30 or
more men at work on this part of
the job.
One building T00x70 feet with 90
foot platforms all around II is nearly
completed and work has been started
on second warehouse.
Several of the seventeen switch
tracks have been laid, and a large
force of men are employed on this
work and the laying OF the main
switch track from the Big Four main
track to the plant.
The Big Four track has just been
laid across the Mound City road.
A lively scene is presented every
| day to visitors who 60 out to see
the work in progresss