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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
Non Reter8bure.

-@barles Glad BON bier nnS Srdu'
lein gbitb Sd6uer bon Sloro BROMLEY
apenue purben ssftern abeno in Der
@obnuns Der Braut ju einem @bepaar
uerbunbeu.
- Der 76 Sabre alte @briitopber
8eder BON Wtaiters StraBe purbe ssit'
ern Morgen on Der @de BON @ibiou
Strabe aub Suineb ausuue BON einem
StraBenbabnmasen setrOffsn unb truS
einen S6abelbru4 unb Sdnitts oapon.
@r murbs mad BEN Nfoiss Eaglor 30.
ipital ssnOmmen, no man isiH Gblsbsn
erpartsts. Ssdsr mar auf bsm 9eim.
meg bon Der Nrbeit In ben Siut uub
Bolt 8srfsn. als iia Der llufall srsis'
nete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
Sas xhal abpdrtS.

TabIor.-Sm Yerlaufe zines betruns
feneu Srawalles am Samlta9 4beno In
ailbad's Wirtbihaft an @rOue StraBe
wuroe Wtite Sils3owsfi pom benz II
Sabre alten Wiife Darmar nit einem
Oold iiber Snssri6tet. iOoab isin 3u'
itanb elm sefabrlider mar. Darmar,
Der anseblid in Setbituertbsioisuns
banoelte, maro usrbaftet. .-Ssrr Mel'
dior Sliibmann pon Der Sirma Sliib'
mann & Beibel. pelher iid I'M Wtoies
GaglOr 9oipitat elmer Operation unter'
sOs. 1T auf bsm SSese Der 8eneruns.-
Sdmmtlias Ebeilnsbmsr bon bier an
bsm ON II. StOusmber absebaltenen
Samilisnball bss @riitti gsreins In
scranton in Der 8ieberirans Salle les.
ten Montas finb uoll oes 3Obes fir
bas aufsefiibrte. Sdreiber oieies mar
aud elmer pou oeuen uub id muB ia9en,
es mar elm SoasenuB eriter alaiis;
man muB oenen, mo folhes arran9irt
babeu, Elm sroBes Sob sOIlen. oenn fie
baben ssseist, oaB Die Sdpeiser nod
Seite balten uuo ourdfiibren f6unen.
glatirlid purosn ite aud belObnt ourd
bic sablreife anwsienbeit Der @dite,
oenn bic Salle mar gum erbriidsn uoll.
DaB aber. nie uiele slauben uno met.
men, es iollte wieber uiel @elo semadt
morben iein. bauou ipolleu mir abiteben,
beun nenn ben Seuten TO uiel seboten
nirb. 10 mus aud etmas ausselest
merben. Sabt nidts fiir UNCUT. -
Srdulsin 9aura Strsin bon Yonb Str.
uutsrpurf ft6 am MOntus I'M Moiss
Eaplor 9oipitat elmer Operation sur
@ntfernuns Der ManbeIn.
- Der 40 Sabre alte Patrid Jlan'
nsrp BON MinoOfa murbs DOnnerftas
Tormittas in Der 9oloen 3ede auf ber
Steae 9et6btet, als er BON einem Sar'
rem uno unter bic Rdoer fist, pel6e IGN
seroriidten.
- Sumes 3ottO bon Dupont murbs
WiOntas In Der SernmoOo 3ebe swii6er
Der Seitennano unb einem Sarren &C.
fanssu, woburd ibm bic 9iifte sebro
den uuo er innerlia uerlest wurOe
@r wirO i'm PittstOn SOipital beban
belt. Der Mann 1T am WiOntas 9ia4
mittaa ieinen 8erlebunaen erleaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
OieGelepbonnummer oes~ Bodenblatt'
lift isst $500 (neuss).

- Die 9adanauua @ompanie bat
iOebsu on MatteS StraBe Elm $14, 900
-@inbeisunss- @ebduos fertis gsits1t.
= Die GrmsnbsbDrbe srpdbtte am
Srsitas Dauib Pricbarb als solicitor
Der riiditdnoissn Stsuern fur 1908 uno
1909.
- Das @sbduSe Der Scranton Soae
BON @lfs an Sranflin Guenue lit bon
ben Sot,bdnblern @sbr. Sprufs gum
Preis uOn $25. 900 tauflid srworbsn
tporben.
Su ibrsr 0Obnuns su @lmburit
1T am Sonntas Srau anna U. Riel
I'm alter BON Al Sabrsn seitorben ;
ibrs Ssifesuns srfOlsts Disnftas.
IS. 8. Duriin bat am Donnsrftas
uieoer oas Sotel @ogue iibsrnommen,
inbem CT benz bisberisen Better Susb
assnau $4,000 fiir feiu Sutsrsiie In
bsmielben bejablts.
Die Sadawanna Gompanie fat 20
9Ofomotiusn unO 1900 @hterwassu
bsiteut. bic I'M 5riibiubr fertis isin fol-
len. Die ean3s Beftslluns pirO iid
auf stwu 50. 100000 beluufsn.
- Srdutein Wtarsaret @roKen bon
Eaglor aueuue unb gBalter 3aufbolb
BON 9iubsn StraBe Duroen an Cant
flag Sormtttag In Der biId6flihen
8obuuns burd Rfarrer 8. B. Wtalonl
ju einem Gbepaare einseiesuet.
Ole Sarrp SS. Rsiubart Sport
banoluns on 0aibinstOn Gusnue wur'
be frhb an Sreitas UtOrssn nm $25
8aarselb, jmei Reuolusr unb elmer
Sweater bsitOblen. Gin Senitsr iibel
Der Eblire CAB benz @inbrsder 3utritt.
- Or. Sorance 8. @ibbOns, SObr
bss friiber bier ieBbuften Or. Riaarl
3. @ibbons BON giew gOrf, LIT on
SOnnta9 abenb In ieinem 3immer In
SOtel @aisp mad fiiuftasissr araufbsi
Der 9un9sueutSiinOuus erlssen /; sr mo,
81 Sabre alt unb wirb BON Der Dittm
unb einem Sobn iiberlebt.
- Milbrsb, bas 23 Sabre aft
E6dtsrlsin bes Sreberid 6. git6oliol
BON 9inben Strabs, erfpiidts am Srei
tras Otuamittas cine flsius 6Iai1s mi
8intersriiH6l unb oefen ansenebme
@eruh peranlaBte bic 9teine, cine
Sdlud oes Selss Su uebmsn. Di
Mutter pnrbe bic Sdmerssnsrufe be
sinoss 5ur Stslle seIodt unb bsrief ir
fort drStliden 8eiftano. ieboa mar ba
ainb inwsubis TO iGlimm bur4 ba
| Del usrbraunt tporben. buB &c am fol
senoen glaamittas ftarb.
@DA- Saisupfeffer isben .DOnnsrita
uub Samitas Gbsub In Ssurb Sorn'
Reitanrant, 213 Peun auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

9ie Stun6e TIT lang, bas 9eben
fura.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

- Giue Sdhtuns Der Potijei bot ers
seben, baB ftd 1928 gfoitsn In Der
Stobt befinbeH.
- Ebomas S9illins, elm S@Hiso
bon @lart's Summtt. LIT am Dienftas
Don ben @OuutB @ommi1dreu ats fauf.
mdnniider abiddser fiir 1918 eruannt
tporben.
- Die Goal 9anbs Ssrurities Com.
panp bat bas friibere @ebdube Der
Psnniptuania @afualtb @ompanie an
Der @de BON Sefferfou ausuus unb
3inosu StraBe gum Preis bon $65, 600
iiberuoninien.
- Die BerbeTeruuseu In unierem
Seuerbepartemsut ipsrbsu ipabrideinlid
3ur 5olgs baben, baB cine Serabissuus
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erfol.
gen mirb. benn Director Der 6ffentliden
SiGsrbeit S'DfallsD bat bic gufmerf.
iaufeit ber Seriiderunss asenten auf
oieie Tbatfade selsnft uub bic Seriits
eruns erbalteu. ba6 In aiirSe cine Reui.
iion Der Prdmieu oabier por9enommen
lperben miiroe.
Der Sieser G6marb Sulweir uub
feline Satin nurben am Wtontas giaat
In ibrer Wobnung iiber eine Sdsuue
an Gin Sup aasp burd Raua eritidt,
nahoem etne 2amps BON benz Giid ses
fallen mar, Elm 8ett in 8rauo iests uno
oas 3immer nit Raud ssfillt murbe.
8efiie Rsrrg. cine RaHenseuoiiin, Die
anpeieno mar, iprans burd elm 5eniter
uuo entfam init Shnitten an ben Sdn,
ben. Sie ertldrte aud Der requirlrtsn
Seuerwebr, baB bic 5ulwsir's iid in
oem @ebduoe befanoeu, aber erit nads
bem Die Slammsn sel6fbt moroen ND
rem uno man ourd Die 3immer 8ins,
wurben Die 0si9en in einem fleinen
3immer auf9efunbeu ; eiu 9aufeH &C.
riimpsl bate ibnen ben Wes abseihnit'
ten. Gin Sup alep eritredt fid BON
Mulberry sur gine StraBe, 5wiiden
Penn apeuue uno Safforb Court.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

ssteu uub Oss Satidiptslsus bsi&nlbist
worbea. Sc mtrb eruartet, bob bel
ben bemud&ittseu seri@tliGsu Ssrtane'
lunsen, pslde ben erhobsusn Seiaut'
Oisuussu fOlseu maiisn, bsillois Sfan'
bale ans Siht ssbraat uerosp.
T Son Mtlin9en fommt felt serau'
fner 3eit tpieber eiumal cine WtelouHs
iiber oas Ssfinoen bes seiitesfranfen
aSniss Otto pon 8apern, laut metder
Der unStHdtide Serrfher psn fiaem
nsuen SeiOsn beimseinGt LIT. eSnis
Otto l.ibet on siuem 8arbunfel, tn ger'
binbuns. init wsldem iid cline spmpt'
dB.@ntjiinouns eiussiisllt bat. Sonis
Otto itebt i'm 65. Sebsnsiabr.
It @raf Bsrbinanb Zeppelin LIT @roB'
pater ssworoen. Die einsiss EO6ter
oes ~GrObsrers Der 9uft", @raftn 9sles
ne. beidenfte ibren @attsn, @rafen
GleranOsr BON 8ranoenitein. Zeppelin.
nit einem SDbndsn. oem erftssbOrenen
2inbs. Das Baar fhloB ben @bebnnS
am 10. Ssbruar 1909 In Stuttgart.
@raf 8raubsuitsiu 1T Sberleutnaut i'm
10. miirttsmbersiihen nlanen Resis
ment. oelen 9arniion Him lit.
# Die 8srlinsr @leflri,itdtsperte
babeu iOsbsu ibrs oiesidbriss @ensrals
usriammlung absebalten, In Der bic
8srtbeiluns elmer Diuioenoe BON IL
Rro;snt uusefiinOist unb bic S5rase Der
mSsli6sn 8eritaatliauug Der 8erfe
er6rtert murbe.
T sBis aus Sarlsrube semstoet mirb,
lift @robbTSos 5rieOrid Don Saoen
bsttld9eris. Der @rOBberSos LIT on
ben Wtumps - osm .3iesenpeter, =
erfranft. Da bel bieiem 2eiben beion'
bsrs in Der iesisen Sabresjsit letat
bUsartise Sieber3uitdnbe unb Sereis
terunssu Der affi,isrten Driiien eintre'
ten fGnnen, baben bic asrSte benz Rar
tienten Bettrube unb Bdrme ueroronet.
Srieorid itebt i'm Sc. 9e'
bensiabr. " -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

3GbIe nidt Die Sdritte, Die bu ge.
ma6t bait, fonbern nib bie 9iitan5,
Die bu auriifgelegt buit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

Ole RitteInGBigfeit ipGgt inuner
ri6tig, nur lit ibre @age tnner
inIfh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

g6te ounfeIbraune unb idmar5e
Sonmeritriiutpfe, bic ibren ur.
fpriinsIiden Son einbiiBteu, f6rbt
man. inoem mat iie cine 8tertel'
itlntbe in todenbes @aiier Iegt, in
bem man @alnuBidalen aupor 9e.
fodt bat. 9ieie Sarbe lit gang edit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

Shtparse @Iocebanoidube idaben
iid befanntlidJ iebr fhnea ab. beion'
bers an ben Singeripisen. W'on
made iid sum 3tuede Der glusbeiie'
rung ettpas in ipenia 8aiier aiii.
geIoite dineiiife Guide 5Hrebt una
nerriibre fie in SIipenol. 0tit oieicr
Wiibung f6rbt man mittels zines
ginfeIs ODER 8attebauihes Die Ihao'
baften SteIIen. IGbt Die SanbiGube
trodnen unb reibt fte ifliebli4 nit
einem tpeiden 2appen nab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

8tI6ppren Dor mir unp unifr.
lhrisbtn In mtinsr @tstnparI
am 6. Sspismbsr U. D. 1886.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
Banne Scuntp.

6onssbaIe.- -Sier 1T @ranaban's
Sotst unter Suarantdne seitellt wor'
ben, ua6osm iib am Srsitas erseben,
oas cine aufwartsrin in benz Spsiie'
,immer on ben RodsH erfranft lit
man bofit, cine ausbreituns Der SranIs
beit ju uerbinoern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

- Die Birser bon Miinoofa fiub
bon Snhbisbsn bsimseiudt wOrbsn,
beun innsrbalb Der lesten @oGen iinb
is6s;sbn aiibe in iener Stadbaridaft
ibrsn @issntbiimsrn abbanOen sefom'
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
Staat DbtO. Stabt SOIsbS,}

Sucde 9ouHIps %.
Grauf Gbsnsy bsitp5rt, bab sr btr
Gtttrs wartntr btr 8irma 8. s. &bsnss &
60. n, psIts eBsl6afts In Der Stabt EpIsbu,
In pbsnesuauntsm County unb Staaie ibut
unb baB bsiaets Girma bic summt bon siH.
tuubsrt Dollars fir isbsn Sal BON
aatarrb bsabIsn tpirb, btr bur& ben @strauG
BON SaII's 8atarrbs nitt ssbtiIt
psrbsn farm. Grauf s. &beHep.
8tI6pprfn Dor mir uup unisr.
} SisesI. fdrisbtn in mtinsr @sesnTart
49, am 6. Sfpkmbsr ". D. 1886.
u. W. @lsafou, SfsniIinsT Notar.
Sall's aatarrb.stur pirb innsrlit etncninifn
une pirft birtft auf bas 8lut uno bic i1Isimt.
gen Sbnad6sn bss Syfsms. eaBt Gu4 3sus.
ntfs fret aui9idtn
g.. gttnss & Co, Eelseo, ..
8trfauft BON allen apoibsfern, 75t.
gitbmtt Sau's tamiisu.pilsn fir Berffppf'
uug.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-02-23
New Anti-SdlOOn SOnqS
By E. S. LoRENz.

There has been strong effort to meet both
the moral and legal suasion sides of effort The
purely partisan side has not had specific recogn-
ton. Here are new songs for general Temperance
work, for Dry" Campaigns and for other phases
of the Temperance struggle. There are Solos,
Duets and Quartets for special uses.
Bound in Flexible Cloth. Price. postpaid. 20
cents per copy.
The American Issue Publishing Company
Westerville, Ohio
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-24

AS if in answer to his question,
the great door opened and a girl
came running down the path, fol-
lowed by a stalwart lad, who
called: MARY, Mary, stop a min
ute" But she did not stop. On
she came straight to the old elm
tree.
John Semple stepped hurriedly
just outside the gate where one of
the great square posts hid him
from view.
AS the girl reached the tree she
put both hands up to the carved
letters and sob rose in her
throat.
The man who had followed
gently put his arms around her
and said: Don't cry, Mary darl-
ing. l am sure if Jack could know
he would be glad that I love you
and am going to take care of you.
1 know / can't be as splendid as
dear old Jack was, but you do love
me a little, don't you, Mary?" he
asked Wistfully.
The girl put both her hands on
the boys shoulders. eyes, dear,
I do love you, but I want to be.
loyal to. poor Jack. He loved me
SO much; you know, and when I
think of him dying way up there
in the Philippines, with. no one
near it seems treason for us to
talk oflove."
But I loved you before Jack
did dao1-ia o. and CtaODad 1Se;da
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-24

kissed her, and, with his arm
about her, they went back to the
house.
How pretty Maryhas grown .
John Semple murmured as he
again stood by the elm. when 1
turn up I am afraid Toms
chances will be poor" he said,
cynically, even if he is the bet-
ter man. 4
Then he squared his shoulders
and walked up the path briskly.
At the door, just as he raised his
hand to knock, he caught a
glimpse through the window of
a white-haired old lady, walking
with feeble steps across the room.
For a moment she unconsciously
stopped under the mistletoe that
hung under the center light, and
a splendid old gentleman stepped
up with a courtly bow and kissed
her amid the shouts of approval
of a number of younger men who
crowded round to kiss mother
under the mistletoe." Slowly she
walked to the window and John
Semple, who stood just outside,
heard the old man say: Don't
grieve, mother, Remember our
son died an honorable death,
fighting for his country"
"But, father" she said, eff /,
only knew where my boy was.
lying think it would be easier to.
bear. Only the meager words.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-02
HERE'S A WAY TO SAVE
DOCTOR BILLS.

1t was an dissertation OF 9rntlcmn'
professionally pin! stefan, and chem
,sts. all OF whom were born III the
lrlip trade so to speak, and VII"
have been connected with IL all lh|lf
livc,, who first gave t. the world
Ca,turia, which ~ every one knows,
=, 4 pleasant. and effective remedy
'ur the ailmcnt, al infants and child
zen. It ha, always been rrc"sm.
ed Il, 4 mcritori"u, prvparAti"n'
md it> reward has been the greatest
popularity ever enjoyed by any re-
NEEDY ever put upon the market; at
tanned. not by hamboyant adNerus-
ing or appeal, t" ignorance or vuI-
gar prejudice, but by Inherent merit
Nj physician, recommend ii, and
mauy. very many, prescribe ii.
Many parent, call it the family
physician. Many other families
take advantage oi what the physician
told them when he wa, first called
in consultation. MI good. family
physician, say: "Givc the children
Ca,toria." Healthy phrrnt> KNOW
this remedy OF old, Tor they took 1t
,~hcmsclvc, Is children 1t was more
than thirty year, ago that Caotor1H
made a place ior itself III the house
hold. 1t bore the signature Ol Thar
L., II. Fletcher then, u II docs today
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-02

10 cleanse and Written the &
~D
teeth, remove tartar and f-------
r: ~: 8: q: !. 4: 4: ~: 8: }: Il: u: .: {: i: i: :: q q! ii
prevent decay. Eyf;rRs
~bridyeWorII clean, odorlesS 1/
TO remove nicotine from the teeth and
purify the breath after smoking.
TO eradicate PRECIPITATION and body
0dorN by sponge bathing.
The best untincptic wash known.
Relieves and strengthens tired, weak,
intiamrdtyt1. Heals sorcthroat.w wounds
and cuts. , and 80 cts. a box. druggists
or by mail postpaid. Sample Free.
FHE PAXTON TOLL ct co, eosTon. Ma S..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-02
Plaintiffs.
ORDER APPOINTING RECEIV-
Err and INJUNCTION
BE 1T REMEMBERED, that Il

BE IL REMEMBERED, that TIM
cause came ON regularly t" De hr'r'
before '1e a~b"Ne-rntltIed Court "1
Saturday. the 2th day OF December
I'Il' upon the motion OF SAID pI">'i
TINS Tor the appointment OF a ne
CrlN'r ana Tor an ~InlunCtlon' inc
and plaintiffs appearing by thcli
solicitors, MeSsrS. Cheney, DoWnrT
Price x Hawkins, and the SAID de-
tendant appearing by Its So1r1t"r
Cole L. IIarWood, Esq; and 1t ap-
pear1ng t" the satisfaction OF the
Court from the VcrliIed compliant OF
SAID plaintiffs herein, and the Neri-
hed answer OF SAID defendant there
TO- the testimony gwen and the
waiver OF AID defendant OF notice OF
SAID motions and ITS consent +" the
granting OF the same made and iIIc'I
herein, that SAID motion should b"
granted, and that there i good cause
therefor. 1t Is ordered and drcrced:
hat William y Marshall, Of Aus
I'm, Nevada, be. and he hereby l.,
appointed Receiver at Austin M1l-
haitian Consolidated Mining Conn
pany, defendant herein.
1t Is further ordered and d~crrrv1
mat SAID Receiver Is authorized and
directed t" immediately take posses
OF all the property and assets
OF sand Austin Manhattan C"n~"Ild-
2tcd Aiming Company OF every kind
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-02

CONNECTING at RENO with Southern Pacific Company, Ill MOUSE
IOISE with Southern Pacific Company. at CARSON CITY with daily
STAGES for LAKE TAHOE, and at MINDEN with stages for GENON
NJ AOSNIC. AURORA, BrDlE. etc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-02

and decree, and all OF said persons
: and each OF them, are ordered an(
I directed to forthwith deliver an(
surrender to said Receiver the pos.
session OF all property and assets o.
said Company, whether personal or
real, OF every kind and character
whatever, i'll the possession or under
the control OF said persons or either
OF them, their agents, servants OF
employees.
It is further ordered that until the
further order OF this Court, said Re
cciver is authorized to employ such
persons as may be necessary to take
possession OF, care for, preserve and
account ior said property, and to pay
the taxes thereon, to take the neces-
aary steps by doing the assessment
work, or otherwise, to preserve the
title OF said property, to keep said
property fairly insured and to pay
the insurance thereon, and to do
such other things as in his Judgment
arc urgently and Immediately nccc~
>orl for the preservation and con
troll oi said property,
1t j. further ordered that said Re-
cciver is hereby fully authorized to-
institute and prosecute all such suits
4, he may dcrm necessary, and to
defend all such actions instituted ,
IgaiuSt him 4, such Receiver and
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-02

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-02
(No. 1889

(No. 1889
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, NINTH
CIRCUIT, DISTRICT OF NE
VADA.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-02
WOMEN. sell guaranteed hose.

WOMEN. sell guaranteed hose. ~
per cent. profit. Make $40 daily. Full
OF part time. Beginners investigate.
Strong Knit. Hox 1929, West Phil.-
dtlphla, Pa. AS 8w
Travelling Statesmen making small
towns are making from S. to $40 per
lay carrying Our pocket side line.
For particulars address, Manager,
''h-ll2 N IaSalle St, Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-09
TEMPTED TO ELopE

Dear Miss Grey: am q girl OF
II, and. like many other foolish
girls. am In love with a boy OF 10
He has asked me to marry him.
and as we are not OF age we would
have to elope. when we are tempt.
ed to do.
Now. Miss Grey. | have a very
dear chum. who il jealous of me
and has threatened 10 leave home
II I do not give up the boy who IL
my future happiness. as she In very
much In love with him. As ! arm
afraid she will do something des-
perate, am al loss to know what
60 do. Please answer soon, as I
have no one TO advise me Miss
Grey. don't forget how madly | am
in love and how hard II would be
for me to part with this young man.
although I dearly love my chum
and would do anything for her. An
sger soon. BIZ LIE.
A.-Of all silly acts, TO my mind,
clipping Is the silliest. for II pro
claims 10 the world two people rub
ed by feeling rather than mind, do.
Tying the law by lying 10 get a
license. not sensible enough TO
wait until they have at least a
shelter and weeks meals ahead.
Don't follow impulse and do some
thing you will spend lifetime re-
GREETING.
Don't think, by breaking with a
man, you can give him 10 another.
II your chum expects II she is self.
ish, and by humoring her you are
encouraging her In her fault.
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Dear Miss Grey; am man OF "a For some time have been
mo that I'm no, really IN love with her that haven't the moes,
almost led 10
believe that ai love manifest itself With pathooga
such paipltatons Indigestion etc have
admit
the
OF other
The
when optimism and
humanity and all creation but friends Insist
with her her absence for short
time would utterly miserable
home and for the heart and
OF Of aperyafng OF
iovew I fecic a anchorage
heated with
decided submit, the
TO n love" with herf Or
OF that Understandable feeling
affinity wouldn't
do injustice all the world. Please help
fortunate In possessing lore so near tho real
friends de
which world general believes disease which
Let
not Is
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WIN " ~ etN~ -
Dear Miss Grey. We have an ar
gunent on whether Brutus was ex-
eeutiye Of war during the time when
Caesar was murdered. and " he be
ionxed to the Turks aide. or II he
was Roman statesman and be
lonKed to the conspiracy formed oy
some men OF Rome. Was be 10
man or Turk Please aid 10. as We
wish this argument 20 be ended.
THREE DEBATERs.
A-Marcus Junius Brutus was a
Roman republican. On the outbreak
OF the civil war he joined tho Pom
peilans. although he did not Ike
their leader.
After the battle Of Pharsalia. he
surrendered himself 20 Caesar, who
generously received him and allow
al him 10 Withdraw from the war.
and in the following year made him
governor OF Cisaipine Gaui. and att
erkard governor OF Macedonia.
In spite OF Caesars kindness 80
him. he allowed himself To be POT
suaded TO enter the conspiracy
which resulted In Caesars murder.
lie tried 70 appeaae the pcnrse win
his pleas OF patriotism. Not that
I loved Caesar less. but Rome
more" He was compelled ~ Tee 70
other countries. where he engaged
In war. Finally he was defeated
and killed himself By falling upon
his sword. lie was not a Turk.
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GOOD ETIQUETTE
DARES DEATH TO
AID SCIENCE I'm
SEARCH OF CURE

NJ 5-aitsa Press i-Assa wire
WASHINGTON. Dec. a.--The
story OF how two United States
public health surgeons sacrificed
their lives and a third. who recov-
cred. profitei by the sacrifice With
the discovery that the louse Il a
carrier Of deadly FOYER. became
known today a; the hygienic labor.
atories OF the United States pub
lie health service.
Surgeon Goldberg Was tho only
one of three surgeons TO live after
contracting tho malady 10 Mexico
two years ago. Returning to Wash'
ington. he conducted exhaustive re-
search work and discovered that
"priirs disease" ships fever and
prison fever" are Identical 10
typhus fever and that tho common
louise II responsible.
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HOPELESSLY ILL,
BEGS STATE OR
CITY TO KILL HIM

ny United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Unmistak-
ably sane and aware of what he
was saying. the earnestness of John
McAllister. So years old. could not
be mistaken today. as he lay help
less In his comfortable Washing
ton Heights home and begged to
be killed.
McAllister Ia suffering from pro-
gressive muscular atrophy. For
seven years he has lain in his
room. paralyzed, helpless. Doctors
say II he aeaits the natural end.
he may live another IS years.
Il would be glad to know that tho
boys were carrying me out You
know what l mean" McAllister
said. And he said II with a smile.
for the disease has not affected the
cheeriness of his lips. Il want
somebody TO kill me--the state. the
city. anybody. II would be an act
of mercy iustiflable. II would be
a relief TO me. TO my family. TO my
friends and neighbors.
II want a law passed, providing
for the humane removal of hope
less incurables.