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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

To the district presidents ct
the State oi Illinois:
Please send 70 ny address the
names and address Of al The local
presidents in the state before the
9Th OF April There IS much 10
be done BY the christian WORKERS
in the state and most especially
BY the missionary workers.
Thousands are dying unsaved
in our state and mary more IN
Africa. Who will be held ac-
conntablc7 We will say am |
my brothers keeper
Mrs. II. ]. Wells.
Nat. Vice Psesidens. Stale Of
Illinois
1910 w. Church 81.
Llbana.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

II the Livingston Normal. Theologi
cal and Industrial Institute.
J. II. knowles, d. D., President
J. 3. McCrary, 8. T. B., Secretary
I. O. Nancy, Treasurer
8 B. Kerr. Attorney
Rev. JIM. Blake.
F. Robinson
Coliax Morris
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

In view o. the haste with which the
average dolly newspaper Is built its
mistakes should not be taken too seri-
cusiy. The Fourth Estate says that
even the Judge on the bench has his
decisions set aside By the higher
courts. and yet. although his judgment
II reversed. he does not suffer In the
hast II public or professional cstins.
ton.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

Llghtnins has struck. placked
ftathora from and fnsiasS out Of chick.
cas-. and. better than some cooks.
r5asfsc them to a proper turn for ths
table. II has roasted appies on tho
tfee and corn on he stalk. and has
ftruck goabeT and potato vines. and
evoked the go0beFs and tubsrz IN the
very ground.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24
ADVERTISING RATES.

axan cents an inch for each insertion OF
uaoata'y contracts-
. ccnv- an inch for srst pass. saeh insertion
ssn n,er.fiy oontraes.
Ire en- per coIN ron aDoFs $500 %
yearly vDntraezs-
One ia scrfson only, Twelve uerta an inch.
s1,a insertion on first psse Fifteen cense an
inch
rgrte-rcd position on any page twenty-five per
ceat additional
Display advertisements changed Is os'en a.
6esfrad.
Gssdlng Notices, Tea Gents line TOT nfrss m
sertion aud Five Csut< line TOT sacn
subsequent insertion OF the same uosics-
On yearly contracts, rate OF Five Cent? . ssns
for each insertion will Be made.
ard CT Thanks one doliasA
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

little hook ca aaio Is entitled Tho
Secret OF a Happy Life" There's no
secret about II Al yoa havn 10 Go II
10 pay your debts. ret rarr;ed. ter
your wife be the bo.g and never ~
70 lick bigger man than yourself
There raay be other roads 70 haDpt
ness. BIT this Is the shortest cut
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

~ fer tie largest peanut snegket Ia
the world Is Norfolk. va. The entife
cr0p ~ firglnia aud North Carolina
il handled there. amounting 20 ovFF
a.0oaO00 bushels a year and requiring
aeyeEai large factories 10 sort. clean
ard prsrAre TIE nuts Ter market
Indianapolis News.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

Mrs. NJ. ]. Blake. is the mis-
Siunary for the Womans Educe-
onal and Mission Convention.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

We are posting our books and
every subscriber who has not
paid by Jan. 18th will be cut off
ADD his account given out Tor
collections.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

Reader. 70 wai, Tor Us TO send
out statements TO you Tor SUBJ
scription money. by SO doing you
cause Us an extra 3 cents and you
know the margin is already quite
close.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

Certain clever persons are promo
ting. moveusnt whereby palmlsiry
vii end dlyoFce What do they pro-
pore 20 dol .hays tbs husband and
vie hold haadsy
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

Plants growing near the sea have
thicker leaves tran those growing In
land. and Plants cultivated IN artsA-
csaily sailed sell have the same pecu.
liarity.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

Isourakeepsr-f Here. drop that coat
end clear outl Bu-gias-Yo1 be quiet.
OF III wake your wife and g.ve her
tbis letter | found In your pocket
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

Education - rot intended 10 make
.lcrgyraen. schcoImasters. or Lawyers.
Oas msE aud women.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24
VICTORIA CREAM.

Young's Victoria Cream. the
Lille OF Beauty. rclresbts. whiicns
and invigorates the skin. A face
powder to give the finishing touch
to your toilet. also goes With
this cream. Also soap for
massaging. Price OF treatment
800. Give it trial you will
find it satisfactory.
Mrs. Matte Fossie,
Agent. Mezrapolis. III,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

customer---what have yoa n ~
shape OF oranges?" Grocer Vel. y"
have basx balls. Harlem Life
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24

E=You must mail copy on
Mondays to secure publication.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-24
Mound City Realty CO.

handles both city sna farm proparis.
any ona baving lard q trade on 81
either IN tia country ~ town on any
ono Wishing 30 purchase farm %
town los vii call Of address tho abovs
name company.
]. {. Steel. Pres.
G. g. Thompson, 8ae'ys
G. Ia. Rice Aagys
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27

Annoncirt i'm "woehsnbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27

geiipieIsspeiie beiratet elm Wmn,
Der 5iim &esentotem eeb0rt, eine
Srau aus efHent Toten1, Der oils
Heismelone be5eidnet tpiro, aber
nidt nit einem Bflan5enitoff, ion.
bern init elmer fIeinen 26ngnubart
3ldanlmenb1net. Die Rinoer ober
iperben einem Goten Bueauieien, bas
tpteoer bon elmer anoeren 4dngur,ib.
art bersenommea lit. Da bic Wen.
i4en bort gerabsu nah ben SoteHrs
beaeidnet perSen, 10 tdnn man Elm
an6eres 8eiipiel aad flir5 berart
auSoriiden: Gin 6tadelihpeinmann
beiratet cine @ibefdeufrau, unb ibre
3tnoer iirt6 Sleberutdirie. 4uBer.
benz beItebt Der @oube, bob Die ain.
Der ihon Dor Der @eburt aIs Setter
borbonoen firb unb iid ibre Wutter
IeIbit aiisiu9en. lleberbaupt 1T bic
len 2eltten bic gauge Rotir belebt,
un6 aud Der alans tiinitli4er @erdte
tpie oes Gburingo, nit benz Elm Itar.
fes @erdui6 6urd 9rebins zines
SoISes berporeerlrfen tuirb. gilt bic
fen Ratirmenfden aIs Die Stiurne
zines groben @eiites. Gin eisert-
Iider @laitbe an elm boberes Beieu
aber iit BET ibHen nidt borbdroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Snnsenentsieifnnsen.


8on einem ebenpaIigen8arlnments
beri9teritatter bes oiterreidiiden
@geor6netenbauies, Serrn 4ugiiii
Iugenetter, 1T i'm 8erIag Braun.
miller CBien) elm Iritiges 8ii6Iein
ari6ienen, eine Sammlung bon He'
bebliiten, benen es 3u oanfen mar,
tpenn bic Wtonotonie Inngtpieriger
Re6en ourd beitere augenblife IN.
terbroden tpurbe. @ir Iaiien bier
einise Stihproben aus 6ieier 'Samnr
lung folsen: n@s ging elm &amel
i'm Sprerlan6. fiibrt einen Nann
nm Salfterbor6l" 90, meine febr &C.
ebrten Serren, foHnt mir 6as ab'
georbnetenbnus i'm 9erb1Itnis sum
NiniiterprGitoenten por.-@ir mill
fen infer Sauptougenmerf 6araul
rt9ten, bic RniienbeitGnOe frudt'
brinseno au oergeuOen. = 9ieies
8oreeben erinnert mid an oas Bib
elmer S6Ionge, bic iih ielbit ouf.
frtBt. 10 baB MIR i'm Shpan3 iibris
bleibt. = Quh i9 mar emit elm 2ebr'
iunge, Der BON ieinem 2ebrmeilter
unb ben @efe1en bis aur totaleH Ser'
bIobaing eei6lngen tpuroe. : Ser
iestge &uItus. un6 1lnterridtsminl'
lter ift etn @eostit, 6eiIen Iirfe Sano
ME tpeik tpos bic rehte iagt. = SD
Fam ni9t I6nger idApeigen, obne Ell
riee worte 5u inaeu. = rleber oieien
Gou fnge ih nit oem beriibniterl
Soerutes: .8npor peiB i6 niAts,
bod Ro6t idl aIles ptfien." = aut
bein 1atSe nebnen bic Steuertnfpet'
toren ben 8auern oos Ieste oerriiiene
&Rmo aus Sem Nain6. = 8entner.
i1iuRr fuitet aiIf urferer 8reiie oas
qlpe 6es Seieses. = Gin iuibtiger
8lpeta Der 3dnotpirtf6aft 1T Die Iuf'
5u@t bes 9ie9s, bem aud id oieebre
olIBageD6ren bnbe. - Bos Hiitt oas
GhetthRn Der 96bne, ipenn man bic
Iefbeu oerIoren bot.-0er Serr 8or'
skntter ut6ee fidb gepiiIenbaft bel Jet.
egrRdie uebnen, ounn miro er erterts
ReAk no ieine M6iIlesferfe ltst. =
Ueetre $errenl @enn mir 6ds 8ieb
iH1sen, ,bunn idJiisen mir aud urts.-
9as @eIb 1T fI0teneeenngen, bic
WeiHoaen Itno berf1npunoen; bann
baben mir S9uIoeu aernn9t unO Die
ftn6 aud nerffrptmben. -& &ein Sod
1T su aroB. 6ur4 Sas bas goIoene
&nib Iridt I16eInb binburhfrieden
taEutr. - S6 ertnnere mid nod
t4r aannn 6arnu, SaB Sir Seit Der
wehira Heines Bdters BE @erbGIt-
tfk b Mefsr atnQd6 eo1N anSers
bursst - sd teaaa On GaIditer.
@dtndHEa 0oa a IN Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Gr peifi iid sn beIfen.

ans Der iiinsite Sobn 6es engIi.
iden Serri6erpaares, 70 iueiB bic
enaIii4e 8eitidrtft .gnerpboop's
8eefIp" Su er5abIen, unIdneft nit
Ietner Sounerndtte ipa3ierenfnbr,
tuurbe er ununterbrohen bon ben
ibm besegnenoen GuBg1ngern Ieb-
baft begriiBt. 9ieie Sufbigung ge.
fieI benz r8obp" In Der tonisIiden
SantiIie anfangs olisge5etdnet, unb
bofIi6 uno bereniist bntfte er fir
ie6en @rub unb nabm artig fem
Rdppi db. BaI6 dber ipur6e Tim bic
Sade iiber, sd bin iest 70 miibe
uno lperoe fetnen Grub mebr ertut.
berH; Iab MAIDEN, tuas iie iuouen. =
DereebIib periudte 5ie Dame. ben
fletren griseH r1rlaHitimuen.
S9IieBIif) brobte Iie, niht NIT linn
peite5ufabren, penn er iuirfliA bic
eiufo61e SorIN Der S6flihfeit nHter.
IoiIen ioIIte. aaiuH bate BITE graie.
berlin ibre @rmabnung beenoet, aIs
Der fleine Brina bon ieinem Sis auf-
I6neIlte, ben autiher aut Die Sdul.
ter tippte un6 tbm enereii6 aurief:
,Rutfher. iofort unbaItenl Diefe
Gome tuiini1t aussiiiteieenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Reae 8Slferfpridans.
Dee ben 1eipsAusrH bes aageIineH anfEafiss
zAS ttssm gIazbsH an Gin esdsHlsseu.

iSiir bic 9oIfertun6e lit 6as noro.
Tide &uitraIisM pieIleidt 6os inter.
diaittslte &ebiet ber gr6e. Sort 10.
bea fi9 bic nrberpobner 6es fiinften
Grbtsils, bic ouf elmer unerb6rt ME.
briSen 4ulturihIfe iteben, am beiten
erbaltea. Der auitrnItlde Staaten'
burtb bot 6ie Dihtigfeit bider Sor-
t4uReen, Die ouub Dos raibe glus-
iterben Der Gingeborenen uno ibre
GeetHflidiung burd bic europdii6e
Qultur imnter oringenber eeiporoen
FHb, en6lid ourd tatfrdftige Inter
itiisung anerfonnt, irben er oeu
beroorraaenben Iutbropologen Bro.
feifor 8olomin Spencer an Die Spite
elmer fteinen Grpeoition eeiteIlt bot,
be eisentltd 5u 8eruteiiunssofpeden
oos Ror6li4e Gerritoriitm bereiien
iou, dber Dem @elebrten bic bette &C.
Iagerlbeit gum 5tkbium Der @ingebo.
rereH eeDabren tpirb. Gs Iieet be-
reits Der erite 8erit)t bon BrofeHor
Spencer iiber Die beaonnene grpebi-
Nou Dor, bic 5u enbe oes oortieen
Winters bon Bort 8aripVt aiisgereiit
ut. Suerit Duroe Die ooreelagerte
WeelpiIle.Suiel beiudt uno Oann Oas
&ebiet bis Sum Golf bon Garpenta'
rio ourdauert. SorI6ufig teiIt Bro.
teitor Spencer MIR einige polferflmo.
lide @in5elbeiteu als Grgebriiic Die.
les Gnfang5 Der Qatcrnebullulg nit
Ramentlid) bcbt er beruor, bnB bic
Giugeborenen, Die er aneetroifcn bat,
idmtIid oen 9lauten an cine Bieoer.
alferitebung bonn Sooe baben, Der
aid BON 0en St1mmen i'm Snnern
unS i'm Siioeu slultraliens seteilt
tpirb. 9aeegen ideint bel ben Roro'
anitraliern Der iogenante Soteutis'
mus, Der ionft bel BEN auItraIiideu
goltPrH oas 6eiitesleben gerooe5u
beberridJt, siRs hsgbHItnismGSig oe-
rtnae @oue Gu EssseR. Ser oRIebTte
ertlfrt atde aiHfdIen6e Gatidhe DO.
huy& boB Die GtGfuuss in Ror0-
EdEsorhH sutx mespnItuiifeR Iebsrt,
- boz beseR SnEspmtitruIiers iebr
bstJolebm RrtN. StomentIs4 IsioeR
4 IN Geeenfds 81 bea 8epobnerr
heg fitrhfboren iHneruiritsnIii6en
@iiike Htemdis an Douer- obsr Rab-
sssngRuwugI Song tebit hgr Cote
ndHmns dbas an& bier Hi&t. 60
trno gsrofdior SpeHcer am Ruper-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
So5iaIe 8obnunssppIitif anS bic
bic Srauen.

gerifIid1 anaeiteIlte, afa6emiid5
gebiSete Dobniinesbeanttinne eibt
es 9eeenipdrtig IN 9eiti6lmtb n,tr
5ipei, lupb 5tpar in $aIe u,tb Bornts.
9agegen itn6 ebrenaurtIih Srauen
5lr 8obnitnesirfpeftion S.ieeaoaen
IN @barIottenburg, 8ieIefelo uno
Rarnbetiu. Dos RapiteI ~Dob.
nitngsGifiidt" nirnurt einen breiten
HalIm Elm in Der sroben 8eipesung.
bic eiteeiest bot, Inn 6em Bob.
nitreseleno Der &unen ou iteiiern.
Die m fat aIlen St6bten erIaiieneu
Pofi5etDerorbmnWen iiber bus Bob.
niines. uro ShfnHtenentpeien be.
gegnen SdlDierigfeitett, 6ie in Der
Gusitblng Der 4ontroIle Iiegen. @s
1T cine beifle Code, in bic Dob-
nlr1rg zines Melr6en eirsiioringen
iiH6 elm @raiuen artardteIlen iiber ben
notteen Riibift1rbott oeS 2uftroumes,
Iber Die Eremrutg Der @eidIehter
IN ben 8cbnrdunen fir unperbeira.
tete Berionet, iiber bic Srennlrne
Der GfIapGneer bon ben @beIeiiten
ur6 GanttIienntiteIie6ern II. q. m.
Die BetaIIunu Der BoIisei nit Ser
@db,unagouffiht lit ni6t su be.
Fiirtporten. @ieIfad TT man an fom.
ntirrdIe Srgane berangetreter. Wtou
bat it6ottfbe Wobmntgstnipetttouen
gefhoFfen urb bte 8itrper Str ebreu-
onttItden Dtitsutrflnre Bernsee5oeen.
Mud 6os mar uuSuIdngItfb. man
mar spie fulnn mo- artbens nuf Aie
Jpo,ten ois9aMeier. SgAe MedUir'
firna uHrbe dni ts 9ouer ttReHb-
bebrIi6 gespefem fem. Go tarH aild
nitr empfobIen iperbert. 6ab fi9 tpetb-
Iiter GiufluB geItenb uadt auf ben
@ebieten Der 8oupoIi3ei upb Wob.
ntrrasflrforae. Sier touruteu Die
aIlerperi6nIi6Tten Sutereiien Der
ssrol in Sraee. Wiadt man fie per-
anttportIid fir Die grtpidhira ei.
mes adiHtSen SamtlienIebens, mub
nan ibr aud Die UsdgIi&teiten ooSli
IdpoiFen,-bie @obmHlg, ia Der oles
@eNeiheH spuraeIR tGun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27

Die fsInsesR DrssscarSsiesa n - ossea.
ulsseTe dIs o@ss de- ''swesAsaAsaaA.S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Gifenb abn Seittabelle.
SeIapare, eadntpanHa uno BsHern Balm
Sn Rraft ben d. Sunt 1906.


Su araft ben "a. Suui 1906.
ganIid-gnI6Bi SCRANTON fir Nsp gprf
nm 2.O5, 3.20. 6.05, 8 90, 1920, Born. /;
1910. 3.25 unb $40 Ra&mit tags. Gfr
gitp gcri uub philadelphia, nm 500 Born.
12.40 unb 3.35 RdGmtttass. 8hr
Epbytdnud, $40 gla6mittdss.
R1rbIi&- Or Buffalo un lis, 6.25u 500
Mpr.; i.55. $40 anb tf.f0gia&mtiiass. STR
Binsbdntpn, GImtra unb 3pii@snfdtiuntn, uni
1910 Rcr. uHh los Ra@m. 8ir Sspesp.
Ssrdenft unb Utica, I'm f.f5 unb 6.25 Wpr.;
f.55 Ra&mitiaes. Osreac. @srdtnlt nfe
Utica 9ue um 6.25 Ror. Iduft idsli&, ausss-
rontnitn Spnniaes. 8ar Menireis nm 500
@pr. .05 unb GAO Rd6nt. Rt&pIipn Nc
epraptatipu, nm 400 Rammiittaas. Bines
bantptpn attcm pbatipn, UNI 6.i5 Na&niiftags.
4Iaousburg SihiffoH-8rldBt SndutpH
fir glurtbumbsrlanS nm 6.35, 1920 Rpr.;
1.55 uHb $40 gfa&m. 8ar plymouth I'm sos
sfa&mittass.
Sonutas8 s3fise.
gaSIid-Bar RsS gorf nm 2.05, 800
COS uuh 1920 Rorstnsj 3.35 unb 3.4O
Ha&ni.
N6rbIia Sir guiFaIS nm lis. nnt
6.25, wtsr., 1.55, GAO unb ff.10 Nadm
Sir 8iusbamiuH nHb 3wtI&tnfatipHtn, 900
unb 1910 Bprmtttaes.
Blopmsbnrg 9ibiiion-BeEI6Bi Scranton
aHb 1920 RDr. unb $40 Ra&mtttuss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27

einen SanS IiebdugeIt er mi ben
Eideden uno NIT Der anoeren ber-
falft er Oie9eittfden.-Der @ebirgs-
bauer lit MN etnmaI 70 nit benz
Rinbbieb oertpafien, bab er mil
6emieIben Iebt ODER altgrurtbe eebt.-
Sd min MN NIT furoen 8orten bes
Idngeren unb breiteren ausfiibren,
tpie iid bieSo9e etsentItb oerbGlt.-
Sest muB Der Riniiterprdiibent tpie
Gaiiit ausrrfen: rSier Stebe id uno
fam ni9t mebr ipeiter."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
ltHfaIltarifs in alter 3eit.

SIN adtaebnten Sabrburoert iab
man IN SoI1anb in Den Seiddftsitii-
ben Der a6ntirdlit6t merhDiir6ige
Breistarife: es mar bier genau an
geseben, tpienieI Die I'M Dienite bes
States gu Shooeu getommenen
SoIoaten fir i'm Rriege Oeritiim'
meIte @IieSmaBen ober fiir ben 8er'
Iltt anoerer &6rperteile an @ntidd-
oisiing gu forOern beredtigt paren;
eS enIten:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Die Sra&snbnrs oils auHsertlOtaI,

Die In letter 8eit pieIaenannte
9radenburs, aif baIber $obe bes
8ra6enfeIierts oberbaIb RouiaSpin-
ter geleeen, lit bon eiuer amsritont-
iden @eienidaft fir iGbrIid $4,000
Rarf bis gum 81. Mdra 1914 &C.
padtet iporoen. @s iollen aonserta
auf oem SbIoB, einem Dor penieaI
Sabren errihteten 8au, Der NIT ben
aItm romontiiden 8iEer,iine aii
Der Spite hss 5eISfeeeIS nints siI
Inn bot. beranFtaItet peros1t, Der
btsberiee BETTER, Oftttnseiiter d. 8.
b. StInoR aus GbnrIotenbrng, iiber
beHeH Derm6gen Ronfurs berbdnst.
nber ipdter ipieoer ulifeeboben tpitroe.
berIdBt bos Siebeneebirse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27

att fir geiniaden. Settiter aJo-
bo{tergips tpir6 nit sef6Iaeenenl
@tpeiB areeriibrt; Sieier Seitt natt
aber Sofort neripen6et tper6en. Die
9r,SHfteIlen uriiiFeB rein bon Setf .tnS
troden fam; nod beIn GeIfbriidaI
pirb Den Sesaitm5 70 onfbetDobri
lmo gebainnen, BOB Fi@ rIifts riibren
tonn, ,H,b 70 einioe Toge ruben ee-
IoIIen. Dos ansqueTtZRbe rasb gIei&
oboapNM tper6en
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
ss6abaana & @bouiiHs Ballet.
(eaureI efnte.)
9rfFGsu Suautsu unb @iTFss.garrt.

Ahss psrIdiTsn Scranton Tim .00, zoo, 100
400, 500 unh 800 Rrrssns. I'm $40 Rpr.
gems an @p@sniastu unb aut nd&icIetubt
iraniIe Rinuitn, rnb nm 700 Wprstrs an
Spnaidetu unb ant na&foIssnbt 3haH,is Ri.
uuitH bts unb iniluRpf 1900 Na@ts, In @it.
its.Sarrs Al Wtnuisn ipdter dnFcmmenb.
GTprtBsast, nur In ptttstpu anbaltfub, ptr-
IiHsH Scranton alIe Stunht tdsltH, ausgts
iiummeu Ssnuidss unb 8stsriassu, ppH 7.f9
Norseus bts 7.f9 Abtnhs unb trtftu IN @iI'
Fts.0arre 30 Wtnuitu fpdttr sin.
OfiifTtf Dttna jpiI4ta Scranton, Ray aue
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
AMERICANS MUST
SURRENDER ARMS
Only Alternative to Leaving
Country Is to Join
Mexican Rebels.

FL Paso, Texas July 2S.-Americans
in Northern Mexico have been Officially
notified by rebel commanders to give
up their arms and leave the country.
according to advlces received hero to-
day by representatives of tho Mormon
colonists An only alternative is to
join the rebel ranks and fight against
the constitutional government Of the
republic.
Refugees from tho Mormon colonies
IN Chihuahua are Hooking to the Dor
der The first group of nearly 900
men. women ami children is due to
arrive hero by special train early in
the morning. A. W. Irvine. OF salt Lake
city, a Mormon apostle, Is making ar
engagements for the reception OF the
refugees. They Will be housed in tents
II necessary. ana the III paso custom
house building win be thrown open to
them. Apostle lvine has telesraphed
complaints 10 senator Smoot. OF Utah.
ana Governor Coiquitt. OF Texas.
According TO advices received here
rebels armed with an order from,
General lnez Salazar. commander at
Casas Grandes. and vested with an-
thority from General Orozco. COM
inander-in chief. visited the homa of,
the Mormons IN Colonia Dubliau Satur-
day. and confscated 800 rifles and much
anmunition This also was done at
colonia JuaTez, "A ncighboring settle
mont.
IT was reported that stores were
looted in Nucva Cascas Grandes. and a
Chinaman killed. when he refused The
rebels the right to enter his store.
The American population of Colonia
Juaroz and Duhlian is more than
1900 That this Is but the beginning
81 general move to disarm ain
Americans in Northern chihuahua
next plan to raid MADEIRA. where the
wood working mills OF the Pearson
CorpoIatLon nre locntel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
PERMISSION TO SHOOT
hoy Stands Up Before His Companion
and X Killed

Lawrence Mass. July 2s-'1 gave
him permission TO shoot me, wrote
Louis Dion. aged eleven. In boyish
scrawl. on piece OF paper to-day. then
stood up before Henry Talbot aged
twelve, who sho, him dead through
the heart
The shooting was the result Of a
boys pride In his new 22-calibre rifle
and q dare from q companion who
didn't believe It could kill Anything"
The rifle belonged to the Talbot,
boy who was shooting It from the
window OF his home Young Dion
came along end remarked that his
brother had similar rifle ana lit was
no good"
Give me permission to shoe, you.
and I'll show you whether it is any
good" the Talbot lad IS alleged TO
have said. Dion wrote out the permits
sion on a slip OF paper. Immediately
there was shot from the rifle and
talbot ana Henry white. aged
eleven, who witnessed the shooting.
were arrested on charge Of man
slaughter. The police claim to have
the note written by Dion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
THIRD BATTALION
TOSCENE OF RIOTS
Governor Glasscock Orders More
Troops Out to Quell
Striking Miners.

Charleston. ~ Va. July 2S-The
Inird Battalion of the West Virginia
National Guard was ordered tonight
10 proceed al once from Mount Gretna,
Pa. 10 the Paint Greek mining district
Of this state. where a strike has been
on for months This IS the second call
sent 10 Mount Gretna, where the
gGardsmen have been attending sum
n.er school OF instruction. within Il
few days, BY tomorrow, 400 state
soldiers viii be scattered throughout
the mining district in an effort to quell
the riotiug and bloodshed OF the past
several weeks.
James Roberts bookkeeper at one
OF the Lewis mines at Cheiyan. was
Shot In the hip to-day as he walk I'd
toward train. At the time many
miners were congregated about the
railroad station. Warrants for the
arrest of some of the miners were IS
sued tonight. AMI an attempt will be
made to serve them IN the morning. y
preliminary hearing has been set for
Tomorrow afternoon and company
OF militia has been sent to Chelyan.
The situation Tonight at AMcklov
and Tomsburs, scenes of violence last
week. is reported as quiet although
further outbreaks are feared momen-
tarily Governor Glasscock aid not is
sue a proclamation to-day declaring
martial law such action had been
rumored. 1t is said he and his advisers
believe there should be greater :orco
Of militia present before taking this
step.