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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Miscellaneous

ORANGE WOOD STICK
 SALE PRICE Sc DoZ. 5c HMERL BOARDS.
 SALE PRICE 50 poz. ABSORBENT COTTON, 1 OUNCE, SALE PRICE Ao ABSORBENT COTTON. OUNCE. SALE PRICE Sc ABSORBENT COTTON. OUNCE. SALE PRICE 12Lso SEA sPoNGEs, 1Oc
 SALE PRICE 70 SEA SPoEGBS, 25c
 SALE PRICE 1se WALDORF TOILET PAPER IN ROLLS, SALE PRICE 6 for 25o
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16

COLGATRS GLYCHRuyn oAT- MEAL, WITH WHITE GLE MATHS,
 SALE PRICE 26e, Box s cskvs ROGER & GALLETs
 SALE PRICE a4e 1Oc PALMoLTvE SOAP,
 SALE PRICE To JERGEN's VIOLET GLYCERINE SALE PRICE 90, 3 For 2Se 22c' JoHNsoN's FOOT SOAP.
 SALE PRICE tse SOAP LEAVES IN BOOK FORM
 SALE PRICE Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Dentrifrices

15c sHHFFIELD's, SALE PRICE 15c SHHFFJEIaDr9
 SALE PRICE f2o 2Oc DR. LYONS. SALE PRICE t5e 22c sozODoNT, SALE PRICE f7e 1sc sANITOL, SALE PRICE tso 2Oc RUBIFOAM. SALE PRICE flo 2oc KoLYNos, SALE PRICE 1se 200 CALOx. SALE PRICE 1so 5oo PBBECo, SALE PRICE 42e
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
SUDDEN DEATH OF
 MRS. JOHN MCCARTHY
Stricken With Apoplsxy on Way to
 Church and Lived But Short Time.

Fitchville and vicinity was shocked to hear Of the sudden death of Mrs. John Mccarthy which occurred in fitchville about o'clock Wednesday afternoon, of apopleHy, Mrs, Me- Carfhy was on her way to confession which WAS to be held at Et John's Catholic church tbsre, When near the home of the Misses kingheFgers she
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
AppeaI to supreme Court.

Notice of appeal to the supreme court has been filed with the clerk of the superior court in the case of Musial and wife vs Kudlik.
 The case was tried in New London before a jury, the plaintiff suing for
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Hair Brushes

25c KEEP CLEAN BRUSHES.
 SALE PRICE 1se SOLID BACK BRUSHES.
 SALE PRICE Pie 50c, FLORENCE KEEP CLEAN BRUSHES. SALE PRICE 9qo 26c, COMPLEXION BRUSHES NATURAL WOOD BACK.
 SALE PRICE Pie 25C. CELLULOID DRESSING COMBS, WHITE SHELL AND AMBER, SALE PRICE 15e
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16

$1,5OO damages on the claim that the defendant sold them some land on which there was an outstanding lease. The jury gave & verdict of s16866 for the plaintiff, from which the defendant now appeals.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Antiseptics
 and Disinfectants

OSBORNES PEROXIDE OF HY- DROGEN, 1 OUNCE SIZE
 SALE PRICE 7e OUNCE SIZE. SALE PRICE lie 16 OUNCE SIZE. SALE PRICE 17c OAKLAND cos. DIOXYGEN, SMALL SIZE, SALE PRICE 14c MEDIUM, SALE PR cE 2se LARGE, SALE PRICE 4sc LISTERINE-
 SMALL, SALE PRICE 1sc MEDIUM, SALE PRICE ssc LARGE, SALE PRICE sss GLYCo THYMOLINE,
 SALE PRICE sss PONDS EXTRACT,
 SALE PRICE 1sr 20c WITCH HAZEL.
 SALE PRICE 15c 26c FLORIDA WATER,
 SALE PRICE 1sc 25c EGYPTIAN DEODORIZER,
 SALE PRICE 1sc
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16

The summer timetable on the New York; New Haven & Hartford railroad will go into effect on Sunday, June 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Tooth Brushes

15c, REAL BRISTLE BRUSHES.
 SALE PRICE 16e 17c, FINE GRADE BRISTLE,
 SALE PRICE 17e
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16

Lucas Building Fire Year Ago.
 Next Sunday, May 19, is the first an- niversaTy of the Lucas building fire, on which a total insurance loss of close to $60,000 was paid on building and contents.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Soaps

15c a cake ARMOUR'S BONANZA SOAPS,
 SALE PRICE 22o, Box of 3 Cakes Sc COSMO BUTTERMTLK SOAP.
 SALE PRICE Sc loo MUNYON'S WITCH HAZEL, SALE PRICE 7c PEARS UNSCENTED SOAP,
 SALE PRICE 10c PEARS SCENTED SOAP.
 SALE PRICE 14c 1sc WOODBURY'S FACIAL,
 SALE PRICE 15c 1sc PACKERS TAR SOAP,
 SALE PRICE 15c COLGATES CASHMERE BOSQUET, SALE PRICE 24c
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Hair Tonics

and Preparations 21c DANDERINE, SALE PRICE 21c DANDERINE, , SALE PRICE 17c 42c DANDERINE,
 SALE PRICE 33c S5c DANDERINE.
 SALE PRICE ssc 42c SWEDISH HAIR POWDER.
 SALE PRICE 3G 25c LAVOX SHAMPOO POWDER
 SALE PRICE 1ec PINAUD'S EAU de QUININE.
 SALE PRICE 39c
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Talcum and Toilet Powders

15c. REID & HUGHES COS.n SPECIAL TALCUMS, TRAILING ARBUTUS AND VIOLET.
 SALE PRICE 10c 15c. BRADLEY'S WOODLAND VIOLET, SALE PRICE 1oe 15c, AMOLIN DEODORANT POWDER, SALE PRICE lie l6c, BABCOCK'S CORYLOPStS.
 SALE PRICE 12c 1sc, COMFORT POWDER.
 SALE PRICE t4o 3S, COMFORT POWDER.
 SALE PRICE 2ee 15c, MENNEN'S BORATED.
 SALE PRlCE lie 15c, WILLIAMS SALE PRICE t2e 15c, SANA DBRMAL,
 SALE PRICE t2o ROGER & GALLET'S RICE POWDER, SALE PRICE tsc RIVERTS POWDER.
 SALE PRICE 1se 3Sc, LA BLACHE FACE POWDER,
 SALE PRICE 3ec
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
Enrico Car-1so.
 The worlds greatest tenor, writes:

l have found Torms- mint Tablets very pleas Antto the taste and bene- ficial to the threat, '
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
From The Lancet.

"The sole object of a medicinal iozenge is to keep part of the mouth or throat one desires te treat bathed for a tine h a drug dissolved in the saliva. l know of only one medl- cated lozenge -FORMA- MINT-whiCh meets this requirement"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

The most aged face will look
mars younger after the use Of Or
Hnary mefcoiiHod wax for from ten
dktn 10 two weeks, This remark
N4la substance, beeauHe OF ita PEE
thiiar HbHofptive power, actually 70.
moves the thin veil ~ faded or With
cred outer Cuticle. n little at a time.
Gradually the frcaher, more youth
fui skin underneath u revealed. This
absorption process being purely
~ 4frnic one. an entirely natural
complexion u acuuifrd--quite dif-
ferent from the artificial complex
ton. which appears anything hut
Hitiinh. though often bearing palm
tut evidence OF chiidlshncHs. An
ounce Of mercoliEed wax ohtainable
a. any dfug store. ~ sufficient "a
fefuNonato any complexion. IL II
put on like cold cream al bedtime.
and removed mornings with warm.
Huday water.
TO eradicatr such age marks as
wrinkles and burrows. make q wash
lotion BY diasolyins an ounce 81
powdered EaR0lite In half pint
witch hazel This has wonderful
entringent ana tonic properties, II
quickly affacea all kinds ~ wrinkles
no matter hove caused. making the
Hsin firm smooth and young look
Ing Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
THE THIN AND WEAK
Essy Way for Them 70 Oct Strong
and Fat

To thin and weak fjartell Drug
co. have q word 10 say. Let them
use samose, the wonderfully flesh
forming food, that IL now 20 popu'
lar. and they Will soon be plump
and rosy.
gamOse Il not an ordinary medl.
cine; IL IL a flesh-fOrming food that
is adapted 10 the most delicate.
Its tonic effect gives strength and
health, 30 that after It's use for
short time, all the flesh and fat
producing elements In the food VIII
be easily asslmilated and retained
by the body.
The large sale Bartell has had on
aamose since they first introduced
II In Seattle, and the wonderful res
suits following it's use. have made
them such enthusiastic believers in
lts great merits that they give their
personal guarantee to refund ths
money II Samose does not make
thin people fat and restore strength
and health.
When a gain In weight II noticed
after Samose has been used for
week or ten days, and health has
improved, and you notice yourself
growing stronger, you certainly
should feel more than satisfied with
what you have received from the
small cost OF 5Oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
ewEEp, AND you WEEP ALONE"

Dear Miss Grey; Has years pure
no thinks she Is pure beautiful wholesome and can be trusted he
watches
@ to pa his sorrow and brood what she has done and look
over her work how @ he searches something
hers 70 remember her by he kisses hers
that he
generous and just. and heathyf
We | am
quiet soowrul and full of
thing changing II that the lie
am losing srength Sleep friends and everything that tho
beauty OF life
Inc be left but lonely 4.
A-rhe turning life
whether will meet IL manfuIy otherwise
from attack o emotional love ca.
and huggnE will
shake OF. brace be believe
chicken
when done with only then
real love Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
LETTERS TO CYNTHIA GREY

advise mo 10 dof
| would love % train for a nurse
Would you advise me 10 do that,
or TO keep on existing an ! am now 2
TWENTY-FIVE.
Al think n you made mis-.
take and your husband is kini.
YOU should abide by your bargain.
You were not compelled TO marry.
and probably would not have lis.
tened TO advice II Il had been OF,
forcd at the time
Your business 10 10 see that you
make the best possible wife and
home maker. II he IL not brutal
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
re olRl or rna POSITIONS

ff'@ ~~fff@ ~ NV8t WV =
Dear Mlaa Grey. | met a girl
about two months ago. and | fell
Ia love with her. and she dld the
same with me. and now We are en-
gagged
Must ! marry her or mott Every
thing ! do seems 10 please her. ex'
oept my position. and she doesn't
like A. Must I keep my position
and not marry the gifig win you
please answer 29.ts
All your position r. OF such
nature that the girl IL right Ia OBJ.
Iecting 10 a, postpone your mar.
riage until you have secured one OF
which both may De proud. II would
be utter folly % marry With 40
means OF support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
YOUR BUSINESS TO &c
A HOME MAKER

Dear Miss Grey: After playing
the game OF matrlmony for over
three years. find that am com.
plete failure. The longer play
II. the loss like II. Perhaps |
would be sneceSAful II really lov.
cd my husband.
You seem TO be a very scnaibie
sort OF person. no what would yoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
scASCARETS' BEST
BOWEL CLEANSER
,,..aaehe. sour stomach. bill
liousness and bad taste
gone by morning.

,.,.x.s Tongue. Bad Taste. inds
'.,s sailow Skin and Miserable
$3.50 come t,om a torpid liver
~ ssc~xed bowels, which cause
- ssnmsch 20 become filled Win
= --stsd food. which soura am
sass,s IKE gaEhape In q awll'
rss rhat's the frat step to IN
ss ', 's,s.,.ery--sndixestlon. foul eases
~! ~ breath. yellow skin, menta'
.. evsrytaing that is horrible
r ~ ,n,saseating. A cascares tonlshl
~ ~, ave your conssipatad bowels
~ .ansreuxh cleansing and ssralsh
- ycu out BY morning They
:. os,s while you sleep a io,ceni
~ nom your drugsiss WIN keep
80 80 ieeiinr GOOD for months MI
ssrx IL men and women take q Cas
ssss, now aud then 20 keep theis
.'sr.sh. liver and bowels regu'
"a and never know \ miserable
.sr<nt Don't forget the children
sns,r little lnsideS need . good
nstls cleansing. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
EXHIBIT CHRISTMAS BOOKS

Miss Andrews OF the city library
will exhibit Christmas books for
children az 3 O'Clock Thursday aft.
ernoon. at Longfellow school. cor.
ner goth ay. and z. Thomas. The
public will be cordially welcomed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

Dear Miss Grey: As you have
helped so many others. VIII you
kindly help me-
ATM young man 20 ard am SO.
Ing with a girl "a. have been
going With her for over three
mouths She seems 10 like me
very much. and love her more
than any one. but am very bash.
fui and have never told her I loved
her How should tell her or
what should ! sayy
Kindly answer at once in next
paper. Thanking you. X. G. ID
T.. S.--Should ask her what
she wants for a Christmas pres.
ent. or what should | give herr
n. G. u.
A-Yon must tell the Girl You
love her Ia your own way II l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

gave you set speech. you would
repeat II like parrot aud spoil
your chances. or you would forgct
II altogether and speak Ia your own
manner, So. yon see. II would not
do. II sho loves you. she will not
be too critical.
You might ask Ia casual way
what she would like for Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
Serve You Has Always Been the Standard of Bare Stores
The Anniversary Sale Offers
Needed Medicines al Saving Prices

soc Ponds Extract. zoe
Csc carter's piIls ..@t2t
Csc Kings Orderlles .....f2<
si.e0 BANDS Iron pills. 80. Z2t
soc Doans Kidney pills, ~. 33e
s0c Asparagus Kidney pills. soc
s-oz bottle ". A. J. Haariem OIL.
Asparagus and Juniper. -. 5Se
3-oz. bottle Menthoi. Eucalyptus
and Wild Cherry ......2 5e
Ice Belladonna Porous Plaster. DC
Csc Anti.Pain Rheumatic Porous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
MAGAZINES

4 Dear Miss Grey Would 4
\ old copies OF Ladies' Home 4
= Journals and other magazines 4
4 be OF any service az reading
= matter 20 any organization or \
4 society," Thanking you 4
4 MRS W.. kanwood 1878 4
\ A. Send your oir maya. 4
4 Zines 10 police headquarters. 4
4 the county hospital at George 4
a town. on to the ehildren'n hos
4 pitfalls. 4
4 4 A A. 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

Any who works for Who would ty 10 raise famy Of
children under the competitive system must have aomethg wrong
with his BACHELOR JOHN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

! II Just a Mother" who has
a is-months baby Will send 4
! her address. can help her 4
: CYNTHIA GREY. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

Wanted Furniture. Main 6ais.
MODERN Furniture Go. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

Tho first mayor Of New York city
was Thomas Willett. In 1865.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
WHY ARE BACHELORS?


Any who who would raise family Of
children under the competitive aem must have somehng wrong
with hs brain BACHELOR JOHN
would rather be lonely old bachelor ten thousand times han
bring lot beings the world 10 suffer the nse
OF o he present dnmnabte system. j. H.
n asked them sin
douby lunches with the inyarabie NO
As the Miss Are gameg
49, X
found girl who would make good
wife am anything
but these kind OF girls do not please The
Christian girl girl who in good and keeps
of bad and hangs mothers strings the only girl
TO make happy home LONEsO4N
have been deceived
clothing
more
busy q e acquainted with others. ~ H.
a chance meet god girls
swear smoke habits.
and admire the really good girl. L.
a sensible girl would be only glad
lot OF people be afraid because
has been travelling that he IL tramp TIRED TRAVELLER
Sos month, and they takes than hun
dred month for people 70 live What would the Kids dof
when | a will
again. until there 10 hope left. JF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

lonely bachelor thousand tines than
bring lot Of beings the world 10 suffer the nseres
OF degradation Of the present dnmnable system H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

NJ IFfIffh rnnuUl De an z
4 swercd In the paper. and many 4
4 are without name OF address 4
4 A stamped. selfaddrcnned ON. 4
4 velopo always brings n prompt 4
= reply. CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

|sf 90 Swiffs Specific. ... Soc
Csc Sloan's Eminent. Use
Goo Shiloh's Cough Symip. 2Dt
Csc Celery King Tea. lille
|E0c Pape's Diapepsin. zoe
soc Kings Dyspepsia Tablets. 49,.
.*sss.s. .s.*..s. .s.**s..s tDF
81 90 Bliss Native Herbs. /. /. soc
sl.00 Listerine ........... soc
500 Lister ThymoIIne. 49,. 03c
SOC Antiphlogestine ...2 9c
4-oz. bottle Syrup White Pine
and Tar ...............-. .2Jc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

n bachelor because Will I've asked them
g douby the inyariabe
"A the resort Grey Are you
x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

could only wise sensible girl would be only too ga
a be afraid because
travelling that he IL tramp. A TIRED TRAVELLER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

work In the timber and do have chance TO meet god
don't chew drink, and do not have bad
and admire the really good girl J.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
Observation-Disclosures sngnniten
clues Singeridteten.

@ie iib iest berausgeiteut Bat, 1T
Der SaupBeIse i'm WaoroprooeB Sc
liz, Der Dor orei Sabren oas &oIner
S6apurseridt beihGftiste uno in
oeiien 8erIauf Der ansetlagte SeIir
aum Sooc perurteilt uno oli6 binge-
ri6tet tpur6e, nGmIi6 Der in Straf.
baft iisenoe Blanierer &nrl Binaen
aetftestranf. DieIer tpuroe beite gum
6ritten MaIe bon Der anflage Der
UdbbanSIung ieiner Srau freigeipro-
den, neil ii4 mad Oem Suta6ten
oes Sberar5tes Or. 9eiters (@ra'
fenberg) Der gngsaoste bel 9eee'
bupg Ser Eat i'm 8uitan6e frarfbaf-
ter Storumg Der @eiitest6tigfeit Be
funbeu bqbe. @iH5en bot, i'm Roro'
pro5eb aIs SaiiptbeIaitungsaeuge
ausaeiast, Der ipdter bingeridtete
SeIir babe ibm i'm @efdnsrAs err
,abIt, er babe ben ermorbeten er.
iflageu uno ben 2etdnam ourd Den
8aIS aefMeppt, lint i'm 5u perber'
gen. &c ioIl, tuie berlairtet, iest eir
Observation-Disclosures in biz
Bege geIeitet tperOer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
Sansen bti Spfs
eeseIalHss nrsbtR, bic ben Dsnes o. e.
ser eAtph bsTaussstsR.

g,on Der EartdtnnSe i'm faiierIi4e1
S9Iob gu 8edin ersdblt bos ,J@iorsi
nEe 6'sStdlta" feiuen 2eferR: BI-'
beIn II. ut atpax ieDbit tetu Gdnoer.
aber er Iiebt baS San5en anb bot ois
SofbdIle ariipSQi9 atuaeftadtet: sur
@itarbeiterin ertpdtIte er it4 bic
SansIeBrerin Gliiabetb b. 8dfpertut,
Die atpar In Berlin bas 2iht ber@elt
erbIidte, aber Die Eohter etrtes ehtfR
R6mers lit; tbr Batter tpor Elm be.
riibnter Gar51iteiIter. Sir ieine
8apebe tpGbIte Der Ruiier eirise afte
EGBe uH0 ben bon Der aa4ertn
Ingufta Biftoria erionneneu ~&of'
mdiser~. @et oen SofbdIIen 1T ber
@oum fir oie T6fssr eng 5egrendt:
&c beftn6et fi9 bi4t Dor Sean Sbrone.
8ehn S&ub 6es Bai1es 6efilieren
ole DanleH un6 Serren bor Dem 4oi.
ierpaar, tuorGlif Fe fid, In oipei Rei.
ban boritber5te6estb, tief berneigen.
Sn anbetroht Der Reitbeit Der ousge'
srdbenen Gdnae uno Der Sfppierig.
feiten, bie fie bteten, tpenH iie epaft
boraefiibrt tperSen foIIe,i, tuoren BRO
ben srforbedip, fog@a Ena5proben
aibt es on teinens onberei Sof ber
@elt. Dte paare, 6ie on ben Sau-
aeR teiIneSmeR ioIen, iDerben meb'
rere Whonate Dor 6eH Boil oiisge'
mdbIt umo geiduIt, un6 fie baben
bonn auf oIlen Sof6dlIen Der Saifon
u1t5uhpirfen. 9ie 9ommanoanten
bee beH6ieSenen @arSereginienter
&tden Dem Sofmnfdan bic ele0dn'
tsften, itattIidften unS tan5funoig'
iter Sffisiere. Gieie rrS Die oroe.
rem Serren ltnS 6te Snme1 Ole an
bent Baae tetluebnen ioilen, perianl.
meGu (td1, nn6bem fie it9 arf eigene
Sauit IN ben bonn aoiier befobIenen
GGnSen seiibt boben, ip S&oiie gu
6at Broben, 6ie eeipobnIi6 i6on i'm
Sftober begin1ten, tpGibreno ole 8GIle
erft NpGt TN @inter ftattfinoen. Sen
Qroben ipcbnt fait INNER Die &aiie.
rim BEL, uno iie bat Elm redt tritiides
suge. Sbre antueienbeit TT 9efiir4.
tet, neil fbr oith nid,t DIE geringfte
faIi6e ooer aud MIR iineeididte @e'
ipesirng gu entgeben pfIegt. @enn Die
groben melt eenis oorgei6ritten
finb, finbet in irgeno etnem Balait
Der 8erIiner ariitofratte cine @ene'
roIprobe itatt. 0as, mas fid auf ben
gerIiner SofbGlIen abipieIt, lit aIio
cine regeIredte Sansauffiibrung, tpie
man iie I'M E6eater iiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
RsrsnrttHts zHMsA'


Die rote Sinte, Die ms bon 6er
S@iA6eit Der nod IN 10 freunblidet
Grinneriing ht, bdt IN ibrer 8ergat
genbeit eine Beriooe, in Der iie einet
b0beren 9eltiumung oiente oenr
beute. 0tit roter Sinte gaben nam.
It'd eirit bic bp5nnttniiden 9aier
tbrs unterffrift, Sbre 9errusung
tpor iebem arberea Sterblthen Der.
boten - unS 5tpdr bei So6esitrafe.
Sm SuIle Der Rinberiabrtgfeit bes
Aaiiers burfte nidt eiarual Der He.
gent Die rote Einte betniben. CT
n,uBte iid mil sriiaer 6eeniigeh Die
- 70 nirattt man baite on - ans
@rifwipon unb @iiie beftano. Gie
faiierdi6e, rote Sinte ieIbit eetpann
man aus benz gafte Der Burpur-
Hmsdei1 Diefe tpurben 5u benz
8pede apsgetoft. gnfalritiin, Dos
fateiriide 8ort fir Finite. oas Die
a6rr,er bon ben @rieden ii6ernom.
isen botten, bebelitet barim aud Sus
DGdofte". I'm Dos r@nfoiritum"
erinsterr beute nod Dos fransoihde
,JGpere" urtb bas enslifde rSnt"
Inter ben utonderIei Einten, ole
man i'm Mtertim ber5iriteI1en ber-
ifaao, fpieIten GiiergaIlustinten aii.
n6dft nod feline &oIle. Gt6er ro6
ben geri6ten bes BbiIo bon gp5an3
mar man ihon I'M 2. Sabrhun6ert
b. Chr. init Der Gr5euglng elmer @e.
betmitrift oertrnlt, bel Der man init
elmer @aIGpfeGI0fuug idrieb, Die
nah oem Erodter lrriihtban tpurbe.
Grit our6 9etupfen nit eiuen eiien-
bdltigen &1tpferiaIa erihieu Die
S6rift in ifapar5er Sarbe. Birf.
Ltde @iiengoIIustinten tuurSen erit
Inn DsitteInIter a1geneiner dnee-
tpmt6t un6 bauptiG9Iid bon 6en
Wou6en bereitet. 2anse 3eit -
nod Bis in Sas II. ssGbrbunSert
bmein = 9atten 6iefe Einteu ben
SSeb[er, itorf au ihinuneln un6 einen
itdonrnrisen 9obeiIot su biIoen.
sse6enfaiIs aab MON iid BEL ibrer
SerfteIIung Gbpr oie grobte MHibe,
ia, felt alter 8etter ber1penoete man
BEL ibrer 8ereitun9 oft iognr Bein
Itatt 6es 8aiiers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
Gin fripOler Suituahtsnlf.

8dbrenS oes aarnepaIs bat ftd
in Serforb cine robe Sat ereignet, Die
iest Die 8eb6rbe bei6aftigt uro etn
geri9tIides geahipieI bdben DirS.
Gin ilnses Mabden tpar BON ilnsen
9urifen oneebuIten iporben uno -
UNI i'm &arnenaI Die $oIgatbai5ene
na6oudbuten - ans 4reua eebnn'
ben ,porbenl Sn bieier aualUollen
SteIung batte oas beoauerrts-
Derte Oea66en 5ipei StlInSen lang
ausbaIten miiiien; aIs es enoli4 be-
frett tpur5e, fieI es IN einen Starr'
frampf, uno Die ScIgen bieies Sder
Ses ma6ten itd in forperli4en 2eiber
belnerfbar. CRIT iest 1T bic rSetreii
oiete" auf 6em @eee ber Seiierung
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
Die &eaftipn in RedlenbHrs.

RireeH6 70 Sturf tpie in Uadlen.
burg, bem eeLobten 2aaoe oes Sam.
tertltius, aGgsn ftb bie trouriee1t
SoteeH Der SRtereiSexpoIitT ,iNb Der
4nIhtrfeindi Dupoid sptro in
elmer eireebe,Sea unteHiif1rzRe Der
,Srdaffurter 8tg.~ iber oie Dirfatu-
gen Der Reaf4ion IN Noed1enburg
btngapiefen. 8um @eueife, fpse itarf
Sie aftpaH1er,mg IN Den Iettsn uier.
sig Sabren eap@eH IT. tueroeu fol.
seHbe 8abieH oneefiibrt:
9eDSifer1tngsftutn: 1871 1905
Dognaniitm ---.-1 191 ,426 194, ,755
Ritter1Gaft ..... .132,868 117,94
St6bte ......... .23644 294, ,345
9unubme i'm &eife. ...... AT 20
8unabme m DeedIezsbsirg .-12 20
2ebea6eebtrrteu I'M @eide.. 1922 20
2eben6eeb. tn WedIeubitrg. .26.7 20
@ebairteRfibeI@n5 i1a @eife 14.2 20
m Dae6Ieabatre go 8.6 20
Die gep5Ifeumess,mdbrue niibte
drio Ha9 bem @eburteMibe beridaib IN
W2edIenbl.rg 28.8 gsrueeut betrueen.
Do Re aber K,ir IL Brosent betrGgt,
ntiiifen felt 1871 ni6t tpeHtaer als
80, 900 mtsgauunoert fem, boS 1T
Noft etn Sedfti Der @eionrtbepoIte-
rrngi 8eiSer tnnn Die oouige I'm
fibtgeit Der resiererroen reoftion6ren
OIigurfIe nidt ntehr dornftersiiert
tperoen. 90 III bds fdJoue itHo frit4t.
bare 2ano Weederfnrg Sii Der dm
oiinniten benoGertiten 9egeno
DeirtIdlonos geporben. Go ipiro
our6 natiiriife &soiieritroBen NIT
Der gIbe perbrnoen, DIE eS au6 tell
tpetie SurGfIiebt. es bat m @tsmar
ben belten Safen 6er gmsen Sftiee.
in gioftof eiHeu Speiten uuberoroent-
lid giinitig geIegenen $dferplas.
@s Iiegt Spiffen Soubairg ir1ro 9er'
I'm, iuirS bon Der urolteu Seer.
ftrabe, bic betSe SfGbte Derbmoet,
un6 Der mooernen @sienbabrIinie
burdJfdmitten. @s nerfiigt IN ieinen
Sorften ole nod gepolttge Serle
Ses 9ar6es beOeden. un6 in ieinert
RoIilagern iiber bebettertoe natiir-
Iihe Sd6te. Sros6em ut inter Der
Rttteriaoft ieSe @r,tuitllrrg oltsge-
blieben, lit elm GROCER Brodentias
oes goIfes sur gbaponoerung ge.
ypirDgen."
8enn man elm poIitfi9es Spitent
on ieirwn sSrii6ten erterntt, 10 miro
man Gber bic mefIeTburgTde Wib.
tpirti6aft ongefdJts 6teier 8dbIen
un6 Eahoheu nidt Idnser inn 8pei'
feI Sein fonnert