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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
Upholds Nude Art Case

Graham. pastor OF st. James hetho-
dist church. has fled suit for az al
solute divorce from Mrs Noah har.
ris Graham. charging neglect cruelty.
fear Of bodily harm 70 himself ana
his children. "unwarranted jealoua!y
or his own children and all tie ladies'
Of his parish. which often eliminated
in wild tantrums OF jealous rage en-.
barrassing to himself and his cnircn.
The clergyman resigned from tbe pul'
pit for the express purpose o. Dflns
Ing the sction for separation ~,
Graham alleges his wife Is n
hater and abused him for KISSING
little girl.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
FORGOTTEN HOARD is FOUND
Nebraska Merchant Hid Gold and ST.
yer In His store---Recovered
When Building 10 Raced.

= Lexington. Neb.-WIllow Island.
Neb.. has the champion absentminded
man. While tearing down his old
store building after building new
one. Neil McMuIlen. for thirty-fye
years the principal merchant OF VII
low Island. found $4,000 10 gold and
silver that be had hidden at various
times and forgotten. McMullen IL
eighty years old. but Is active in bust
ness. He Is bachelor
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
Profits Killed a Crusade

replied. Still. there may be discov.
cred some kind OF soil especially
adapted to certain kinds Of tobacco
Wheat will be far more profitable
than tobacco will
1T is curious" DIR. Loring contin-
ued. how agricultural or commercial
conditions will sometimes change
mems views. DID you ever hear o.
George Trask?"
replied that had a faint recoi
lection of having heard once OF a tenn
perance advocate OF that name. DIR
Loring laughed.
It's the same man Trask was not
only as prominent as a Temperance
advocate as Neal Dow or John Gough
was, but. I think. he was the first
man to begin a national agitation
against the use OF tobacco II yol
had heard Trask speak you woulo
have been convinced that the use
tobacco was almost as great a sin a
the use of liquor or opium He hac
ali kinds OF medical testimony to show
that tobacco users were on the roao
to perdition
There was no part OF the countr
where Trask's anti-tobacco crusad
took irmer hold than in the valley o
the Connecticut river. say from Har'
ford as tar north as Brattleboro. VI
Young people pledged themselves nc
to use tobacco just as they pledge
themselves TO taste not. touch not.
handle not strong drink. The tobacc
user In that valley was looked upo
as grievous sinner. II public opinIo'
all over the United States had bee
as strong against tobacco as, It wa
in the Connecticut valley the tobacco
trade would have become extinct
We'll. one day there came into tn
valley an agricultural chemist
think he was in the employ OF tht
government--to visit friends VIII
lived. II / remember correctly, in the
town OF Sufneld. Conn. just south o.
the Massachusetts line He took great
interest In the agricultural products OF
the vicinity and fell into the habit OF
studying and analyzing the soil he
made some experiments with the soil
of various farms OF Sufield, and then
he told the farmers that the soil was
very rich in qualities which would
luxuriantly produce certain kinds OF
tobacco. One or two farmers, who had
not been affected by the anti-tobacco
campaign. ventured to try the expert
,ment They raised wonderful crops
of tobacco. and II was discovered that
1t was especially suitable for the wrap
pers of cigars.
The next year still other farmers
took up the raising OF the pernicious
weed. and in the course OF a few years
the whole Connecticut valley was be-
coming. comparatively speaking, one
of the great tobacco producing GEN.
tiers of the world. And with the dis.
coyery of the profit there was in grow
ing and harvesting tobacco In the
Connecticut valley there came a
change Of sentiment respecting its
use. No longer did Trask's anti-to-
bacco crusades avail The organiza-
lions died out: children no longer
pledged themselves not to use tobac-
co; and users Of the weed were no
longer pointed out as men OF sin. And
have observed more school houses
and high schools. more Libraries in
the Connecticut valley since its farm
ers took to tobacco raising than were
to be found there before this weed
yielded them a good living and en-
abled them to have a surplus In the
bank"
Copyright 1911. by E. J. Edwards All
Rights Reserved)
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
Metropolitan African Methodist Epls
copaI church NJ street between Fie
teenth and Sixteenihs streets.
roc Pretty tor ! Peer NAM

San Franciscan coniely countess
ance OF wife is too great a luxury
for a working man william J Gallag-
her told Judge j. J. Van Ncstrand In
the superior court the other dag while
testifying in support OF his complaint
for divorce from Mrs. Blanche Gal.
iagher.
Il could not afford 10 pay for the
motor cars which she thought her
good looks entitled her 10 be sup
Piled" said Gallagher. ''sbs also
thought she should wear clothes en-
tirely too expensive for man earn.
ing only IS or So a day did tho
best could. but she was too pretty
for q poor man and became discon-
tented"
After listening to the husbands DE-
tailed recital Of his wifes necessities,
the court granted GallagAer's petition
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
didn't Get Even the Brick.

did that uan hand you a gold
brick?"
Il should say not" answered the
amateur financier; he sold me an in
terest in the gold brick on credit and
took a mortgage on that together with
everything else owned. Then be
called the loan and foreclosed the
mortgage. and took possession Of the
gold brick along with the rest"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
The EaestIous Iud os.

A horse dealer complained to a mag.
istrate that some malicious person
had cut on bis horses tail. which. as
he meant to sell It would be a great
drawback.
Then" said the magistrate. you
must sell the animal Wholesale
WHOLESALER" replied the other.
What do you mean! How soY'
Because you cannot retail It" was
the reply.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
eIa Price PAID ~ Fess.

Moncton. N. B.-Probably re s'. !,
est price ever paid for ~ -
foxes was that given bg' CDa's .,...' -
ton fox ranch owner q s.
Prince Edward Island hs $3.50 $3.50
from J. c. Calhoun. OF AspS .,,r.
three black foxes Tor pIseu.ss
poses. paying more thai s''ssv'
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
Wolves Run Deer into CRY.

Anaconda. Mich.-Drfyen from the
hills by the deep SHOWS and desperate
hunger. bands Of timber wolves are
proving on the outskirts OF the city.
A band Of five wolves pursued deer
into the heart Of the city but wers
put to fight by a night Waterman
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
Cache. Loo, in woodsa LEG.

Hot Springs. s. Dak.-An alleged
yeggman brought to Jail here for
making disturbance In a restaurant
was placed in Jail and searched. In
cavity in bis wooden leg $40 was
found in nickels. dimes and quarters
This corresponds to the change taken
when an Edsemont saloon was
robbed
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19

with the production of pepper would
take the time and trouble to prepare
the white kind II the process did not
result in something superior.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19
ouIts 70 Get RId Of WIG.

Atlanta.-Simultaneously with the
acceptance Of his resignation from the
Georgia conference. Rev. Benjamin
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19

twenty-eight greatgrandehiIdren. ave
Observation-Disclosures and sir
great-great- great-grandctildren.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-01-19

Placard at a moving picture show
Young children must have parent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07
.gIatiuiiriiiss -,ctcridjs".
esd pysEzidHstr, bir iidi ssssuisitis abmHrffeS
hsutez, ilA a6sT sints btiitFsu beiaaasH.

Ser 9ireftor Der f6nigIidDen Oeer
Gopent Car6en in 9onOon er3GbIte
bei eineR tiir3Iih obaebaItenen iSeit'
sIien foIgenSe @eihidlte, Die Seigt
baB Sperni6neer bispeilen iebr EN-.
pfinolide 9eute iinO. rgines Ia
ees," 10 er5dbIt Sell ,6oriptb. ~mar
Der Runitnei6 5reier beriibmter SGn,
ger 10 srob aetuoroen. oaB iie iid ae'
aenieitis in Die Soare aerieten. gtur
nit Wtiibe uno Rot fonnten iie &C.
trennt peroen, uno Gage binourd,
itieBen iie Die blutigiten 9robungan
geeen chamber aus. SSeoer BON bel
ben fam ~ mir una Bot mid iein
Sefunoant 5u iein, % er Die feite 9Ib'
ii6t babe, ben TobfeinO in einenl
9ueIl iiber ben Saufen Su itlieben.
SIM Zone Der bobiten @rregiin9 err.
5Gblte mir Der cine, baB ieine Sdnie
sermlitter ii6 i'm @ra6e umoreben
tpiiroe, penn er nif1t bIutige Hafa
fir ben Sd1impf un6 Die geleibiaunp
nebmen ipiiroe. @s mar cine ifipie
riee 9lufga6e. Die beiben 8Gmpen uon
ibrem 8orbaben ab5ubringen. oa oIlC
mod 10 gut aemeiuten unO nod 10 ge,
i6idt eeleiteten 8ermittlungSper
banOIungen feblidIugen, "a fam
mir plobliA elm @eOantel SD Sc
itelte beioe 5u mir uno nlahte finer
bann Die MitteiIuug oob ih. ba Oic
englii6en @eiese ben 3rpeifamnf rer
boten, es fir meine 4iIift belt. iic
beioe gum 8oIi5eigeridlt gu brinqen
tpenn file nod ouf Oen Gorbcrunnra
bebarren niiroen. 0orf fpiiroe 81
oolle SGrte 0es @eiebes iie trefien
8erOutt iabeu mid Sie beiben @ea,
ner an; Damn aber bate Die 9rohun
Den gepiinid1ten @rfoIu: iie idiit ell
ten ii6 geaenieitig 6ie Sinbe. ia, I'm
mid gan3 periobnIih 5u itimmen,
fieIen iie iib in Die 9lrme uno -
fiiBten iih."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07
2nitise Statiitit.
Die sisis gsssufaHss ssm peitilhsu edafsaa
I'm eaufs sss Sahrts psrIsEsH ptrhsH.

@as Srauen oerIieren - bas 1T
elm luItiges 4apiteI. uno man Fam
es in ieoem SunOburem itubieren.
Cine Statiitif bes Barrier Suno.
bureau am Quoi Oes Orfepres itellt
felt, SaB Die 6rauen BON Snbr 5u
Sabr mebr 0inae perlieren. San
Sabre 1910 nnren bort uibt peniler
ais S5,723 @egenitinbe beponiert.
i'm oereanaenen Sabre rpurban es
f6on fat 10000. 9aoon pargn I'M
Sabre 1910 Die meiiten @egeuIiGube.
30,50t, in Smnibuiien aeiunoen
iuorOen. Oie iibriqeu auf 6ffeutlifeu
@egen, IN Seu StraBenbabnen uilu.
gln Oieien &ieieuillmmen iino aud Die
IGnner beteiligt. gtber pie i6pnh
i'm @erhGltnis su ben 6rauenl 9ieie
iteIIen 65 bis 80 Bro5ent Der Sunoe
bell 9a iiebt man beionOers piele
SonnenIhirme uno &eaeuif)irma,
un5GbIige ShIiiiIel, Bortemonnaies,
Mrmb1nber nebeneinonoer in bent
Bureau, Elm fomii6es 9urheinanoer
Der oerid)ieoeniten Sadpen, 8ooeI.
bauer neben SanSIduben. @nfien
neben Eeriiden, ales trGgt feline
Drummer uno partet auf ben Better,
bis er fi6 melOet. God es lit eiaen-
tiimlifL T meISet ii6 rebt ielten.
g8ie fommt es aber, Sob gera6e bic
Jrauen 10 nieI mebr Sahen perIieren
als Die Wdnner2 Sin6 fie iinaft.
iomer, 8erItreuter2 sic ba6en rpobl
mebr nIs cine gnti6uloieuna. Shire
&leioer baben feline ODER penige I'M.
prattiide Eoideu. Sft taben iie
Rinoer bel Der SonS 5u fiibren. sic
MAIDEN mebr ginfGufe aIs Die UeGn-
ner un6 iino oft 10 bepadt. oaB eS
ni9t oermunoerlih, tpenn irgenopo
Elm @egenitan0 Iiegen bIeibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07
IiineralidGks in Gsggpten.

SIM glItertum ipieIten @oI6,
SmaragOen uno Supier oes giItals
cine be0eutenoe Holle auf Sem Ore.
taumarft. Sn Der @euSeit iino es
orbere Sro0utte, pel6e Die Snou.
itrie 6em 9oOen gegpptens ent.
ninpIut, nGnlih Beiroleum, Bbos.
pbat, 8Iei Nansan un0 3inf, 10.
fuie an einjelnen Stellen aud @olb.
Ridt unbeOeuteno lit Die @epinnuna
bon Petroleum an Der Riiite bes Ro.
ten Weeres. @s beitebeu bereits meb.
rere @eieaidnften, tueIbe Sie9lusbeu.
tirrte Der Betroleuni6ase betreiben;
6os @rgebnis ioa nid)t idIeft iein.
@ospbat lit in itarfen 2agerungen
am gtiI lmo am Roten Wteer gefun.
ben iuorSeu, tudbrerro Ntangan inn
oitIihen Sinai norfommt uno bier
bon mebreren 6i1ranBgruppen ausse.
beutet ipirO. @iner 5tuedm1bigen
ausbeutung Ser Ggpptii6en Yeine.
raIoorrdte iteben Stuei 9in9e entge.
gen: Der WanaeI an 8aiier unS Der
an 9eforoerunqsmitteIn. Die eng.
Iiide @eieIIid1aft Rso6 Sea Oil iFieI6
COMPANY bat feds Betroleumboh.
rinaen Biz 5u elmer Tiefe BON $50
Bis 500 Ietern poraenommen, oie
et1po 300 Cons YetroIeum ben Tao
Eefern. Gin gons reaeImGbiges Or.
trdanis gibt MIR ole 9ohrung Io. 6.
BIei un6 Bind firSen iid, in Seb"f
RouiFus. nift rpeit BON Der 9iiIte Scs
&oten Teeres. Cine methoOiihe gus.
beutune 6ieier MirernIien bat nod
nidf beaonnen. bod ion cine frono.
FS6e @eieIIihaft iie borbereiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07
Gmsr's eisbsspfeiI.
Fine esetsiAs Vraiia. bic siHem rSmii@sH DitHf.
ns#H bic esHs Sum ehebunss rsidbis.

Seiir3rid) tpur6e Elm 9ienItmann
Der in oem GrmGiditen Yiertel por
Rom lebt, 0urb Die gtahriht iber'
rai4t, bob er in ben 8eiis zines gro.
ben 8ermogens selaugt iei. Sieies
Bermogen itammt aus Dem tSaui,
Ieiner 5rau, Die nGmIi6 cine geborne
@rGfin 1T. Sic bat elm eigenartiges
S6idioI gebabt, un6 ibre 8ersansen
belt lit wie elm intereiIanter &oman
Die 6rau Don @nrieo Suroi lit nam
LID cine en9Iti6e @rGfin, bic God
ter zines Der reibiten 2or6s, Die poi
un9eTabr dnparBia Sabren rad Gou
fam. um lid DIS BeIt an5uIeben
Sier Dar tbr GiSbrer elm iunger 81
mer, nit leuhten6en gugen nm
pe6tbDar5en Saaren, Der arf 81;
BLONDE gritin einen ean beionSercl
Ginorud rSphte. Sic mar cine De-
geieiertiten Shonbeiten 2onoons I'M,
in allen Salons oon Der beiten SSu
geno piel untporben. sic bate abe
Fir feinen Der enalii6en @entlemc!
elm arge. Sbr eifri9iter 8erebrel
mar DER Sobn zines Der aneeieben
iten un6 poIitiid einiluBreititer
Sairs bon @nglano Der Jest idor
cine beruorragenOe Roae i'm politi
iden Geben ieines 8aterlanbes ipiclt
glu1 0ieier = 0omalige - Sling.
ling iano feline @naoe Dor IT,
ren slugGn. &onlteiIe @larp ihier
mnab6ar. 0a nabte iib ibr in &on
BOG gerbGn9nis. gs tpar eben iencl
Siitrer, namens SarSi. Den iie be
ibrem eriten 9luientbaIte bort femme
Iernte unO Iif) 10 iter6li6 in i'm per
Iie6te, baB iie obne bbn nift mcbl
Ieben tonnte. Wtan fam lid lebbai
noriteaen, meIhe Sample lie nit if
rem 9tn9eborigen gu beiteben bate
ais Sieie BON ibrem Blame bcrten
Den 6remSeniiibrer uno Oieuitmanr
5u beiraten. sic TieB iit o6er trot
oes ar0Bten 8ioeritan0es BON ibren
8Iane niht a6briugen, unO 6a lie 0i,
@inpiqiauna Der Sbrigen 5u bielel
Gle niht erlangen fonnte, 70 enttlol
iie NUT oem Qluserpoblteu ibres Ser
sens, mo ipuroe obne Die @iniuiIli
qlt1tg ibrer gIiern Sie @attin oiee!
Rannes. 9atiirlib tprirbe iie ool
ben SSbrisen enterbt. Sic gerpOhnt
Iid aber iebr idneu an ibr neues Sc
ben unS poGte nit Dem @eIiebtei
Iieber Die GrmIide Siitte teiIen. al
in benz IoIait eines unaeIiebtenWau
mes pobnen. %Sbre &inber Iieb fl
einfah. aber gut er3ieben; nun lit II
ia in Ser Gage, ibnen cine oortreif
Iihe ShuIuna al aeben, bn lie in oei
Belts Hires grbes aelanet lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07
Sine 8ebenftafeI fir Seine in
2unbun.

eSn Ser britiiden SouptitaSt bat lid
Elm aus beroorragen6en 9eri0nIi6fei.
ten deficiencies Romite gebiIoet, Inn
Seinrih Seine cine gGrt BON 0enfmoI
Su errihten. @s tpiro in elmer Saiel
beiteben, Die an Dem Sauie 9tr. 80
Der am Strnu6 seIe9enen @raoen
Street ansebrodt werben Ioa. S5n
oieiem Sauie bat Seine gelpobnt. ais
er iit i'm Sabre 1927 cine 3citlana
in 2onbon aufbieIt. 9ie GrIaubuis
our Slnbringung Der 9afeI lit icbt
fonobI BON Der 5uit1n6iaen Seb6r6e.
oem n2onbon Gountp Council, oils
aud BON Der .Soutb @aItern2ailmau
@ompanp", Der '@igentiimeriu bes
@rrnoitiides, erteiIt noroen. Der
9ihter Der 9orelei lit auf Der SaieI
aIs ~@erman Boet anb @iiapiIt" be.
beihnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07
8is fe uns ubriiben" icbcn.

,ltngefGbr 5000 gtor6taten ncr.
ben alliGbrlidl in ben 8ereinigten
Staoten periibt. Ra6 ben Iesten 1or.
i6ungen elmer rpeit oerbreiteten ome.
rifaniihen 8o6euidrift laufen iiber
100000 Woroer frei berum uno 75.-
900 BON oieien baben fir ibre Sat
ME i'm @efGnanis geieiien. Ginige er.
itaunIihe Sale, auf melfe 8eiie
nm Die @eiese beriimgefommen iper-
ben fam, tperoen berihtet. go !. g..
entging Elm Mann Der 8erilrteilung
fpeaen zines Diebitabls baour6, oaB
In oerantlageIhrift itanS, oas Saus.
ous Der 8erbre6er beimiu6te. lei BON
feds Beriouen betuobnt getueien.
n6breno in @irflihfeit nur fiini
brin ipobnten. Gin an6erer 8erihts.
bof peripeigerte cine glburteiIuna,
neil elm beitimmtes @ort anitatt nit
einem IT" nit orr" geifrieben mar
BEL elmer onberen @eIegenbeit pieoer
ging Der 8erbred'er frei aus. mrit IN
einem 8ort Der 9uhItabe Il" ausge.
IaIien mar. @obI Der mert,uiirOQitr
Sreiiprlih sefdab, neil in einem Ga.
be Der grtifeI Dor einem Snuptiport
feblte. 0ie glnfIaseidrift beihrieh
Sas 8erbrefen als yugainIt tbe peace
ono oignitp Of State" onItntt rof the
State. SSn Teras tpurbe gegen einen
Wtoroer iehsmol perbnnoeIt. Bier.
nal oerurteilten ibn Die 8eihipore.
men umo 5tueimaI fonnten iie iidl
nift einigen. 0reimaI tpar er gum
Sooe perurteiIt, einmal 5u % Sab.
rem @efGnanis. Der slppeIIotionsnr.
rihtshof faiiierte ie6of ieoes RoI
6os llrteil, Biz Der StaotsanuaIt
ifIieRIidl Sen SalI als boffnungsIos
nufaab." Sdauberbar, san3
ibou0erborl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07

9idtet nidt, Samit fbr niht
Tihtet lper0et.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07
$4,000 golen in Chicago!

Gin poIniides gIatt, Der G5iennif
&uiansfi, oeroiiertliht eine Heibp
BON intereiianten 3ablen iiber ben
llmfang umo Die 9eiih .ngen bes go.
Ieutums in ben Der. Staateu. Die
5tpeitgr6Bte BoIenltaot Der @elt.
gleid nnd @aridau lit Chicago, mo
allein $4,000 BoIen Dobnen. Sbm
reiben ii6 an 9telpgorf nit 100000.
Buffalo nit 100000, WiIpaufee nit
$4,000, 9ettoit nit $4,000. 96ila.
6elpbia nit 10000. gittsburg nit
$4,000 GIeoeIau6 nit 10000, 9aIti.
more nit $4,000 uno en6Iih Cole.
DO nit 10000 Boleu. Ser 8oIniid,.
HationaIe 8erbano in )lmerita bat
i'm porigen Sabre uift peniaer als
250,000 0oIIcr 5ur llnierItiieuna
national poIniider Srqaniiationen
utsgegeben. SVm gan5en gibt es pier.
einbalb Wiil!ionen grlen in unierem
2anbe, alio mebr aIs i'm Seutiden
&eif,. Die eriten poInii6er ShuIen
iuuroen bier5ulanSe i'm Sabre 1870
errihtet. Seute gibt es in oen Her.
Stoaten pierhun0ert Sd,ulen nit
10000 ShiiIern in oenen iieb,ehn.
bulSert SdlpeIrrn uro 5peihunoert
peItlife Sehrer mterridtcn. SSn oic.
len 3abIen fommt cine OpieruilIia.
felt 5um susorld. Der man feline Sln.
ertennung uumOJIid oeriagen tann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07
Sas Yripatleben Der 5iiriten.

0ie y@orooeutide @aaemeine Sci
tllng" bat iib nit begreiiIiher Gnt
riiltung 9escn ole @ebGrOenipaber ge
tpan0t, Die felt Sabren oamit beihai
tigt iino, Der faum erluahieneu Sni
iertodter einen 9rGutisam gu iuden
sic bat oas cine .grOBe IaftIoii9
felt" gennnut; aber es lit nlebr al:
oas. Sober Wenib bat elm beilige:
9lnrebt Scroui SnB ibm feline Bri
patip9Gre reipeftiert perbe, uno ge
raoe Die, Die ben eeredten aamp
nm elm groberes gIusnaB Don poll
tiider Sreibeit fiibren, iollten lid
biiten, nit gseugier Die Silnten il
ibre 9emd6er gu uerfoIseu. @enauel
pielleidt: iie ioaten iih bafiir fir 81
gut balten. au9 6iirIten iinS Staub'
seborene; nit benieIben Sugenoer
un6 5ebIern, beuielben geisuneen
2eioenihaften uno 8eoiirfniiieu mix
mir. glu6 nit Oem 8ebiirinis, baB
iuenn iie aIlein 8u iein tpiiniden, it,
men fein 5rem6er iiber Die Shulter
9udt. @oraus iid oann BEL allen
8obIer3ugenen bic geisune ergibt
Die. weI6e folder SnOistretion iif
Oennoh ihuloig MAIDEN, redt GRIND
lid gu miBahten.
Niir piiien mir ia tpobI. oas es.
pie allentsalben i'm 2eben. oub bier
IN manterlei @nti tihulSigungeu unS
Vtiloerungsgriinoen niht iebIt. Die
ltahriften &orreiponoen3en idie.
Ben aus benz fir ieoe 3peifeIbhfte
9riipoung empfGnelihen 8erliner
9o6en neIerbings tpie wil6 empor,
uno oa es 10 pieIe 9teuisteiten. ais
iie, nm eriitieren gu fonnen, brau'
den iiberbaiipt niht sibt, erfinben
lie. pas ibnen mangelt, in tollenl
Bettbeperb: ie ieniotioneller. um 10
lieber. &ingsum aber pobnt in Gall'
ienben uno Niqionen Don @rempla'
rem oas uretpige @eibledt oerRlatit'
tiihtigen, oenen es ben @ipiel alles
@roengIiids 6e0eutet, ipenn Der Sans
feline @rete finSet, unb 6as gIuge in
perfIartem 9Ian3e eridimmert, peun
b;eier Sans 5ugIeih elm Grin5lein
uno Die @rete elm Iei6baftiges Sir
itenfino lit. 9as lleble babel lit MIR.
Dab man elmer Iolhen Nnhriht midi
anmerft. Oh iie tpobr o6er erfuuoer
lit. uu6 Sob iie Sesbalb, penn iie midi
eIeih Sementiert pir6, auh in 81
erniten 8eitlngen gingang finbei
llno ferner lit nidJi unbefannt. On'
Die Geutifen nidt aIein oarir
itchen 6nB man aud anOersrpu -
mrnnifon ni6t INNER nit oentieI
ben 9ua bon 9cSientenhaitigfeit
fntinitHter aus erfluitpen 9reiie'
m ole SeifertIidteit Al 'erren Iieb'
'lnO 3tpar uidlt MIR in Wororfier
innSern auh in RepubIifen. tpie eli
Bid nod @aibinston Iebrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07

Spei Biz breii1brige ain6er eeoei.
ben better. nenn etpaS gIbpe6 'eluno
in ibre @rnabrlns ge6rnbt wiro. gs
lit beiipieIsiueiip uitt anae6radlt.
ibnen alla6enolih @ier uno Rilb 5u
gebEu. Gin Sutterbro0 uno O5It, elm
OiinriIiiiiiaer @riesbrei elm Safer.
iiippden, iino ebenio nabrbait. SSm.
lner MIR 0tild mo 81 ermiiOet Sen
Wagen unS ruft llnIuit berpor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-07

2obbuSeIei lit RabruugsSpeig.
Rand iHInuer Studs poro Souol
reid.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-02-22


r. II. Kipp is in town from spo
kane. looking after his land inter
ests here
l am prepared to supply all com
ers with the latest 1912 patterns
Of wall paper at bed rock prices.
Give me a call---Wm. Herbert.
NJ r. Kays, chief engineer fol
the Idaho Irrigation Company. had
a business engagement before the
county commissioners, at Shoshone
Wednesday.
F. w Taylor and Geo Schwaner
went ever tc Boise this week, as
witnesses in the Picaho postoffiee
robbery, now being tried in the fed
eral court.
Miss Cora Hershey Of Soldier Wis
tied with Mrs R. B. Jones a few
days this week. She left Thursday
for Oregon, where she will visit
with relatives
Noah Strunk has returned from
Twin Falls, where he has been on
business. He traded for about 40
head of hogs while there, and ex-
poets to engage in the hog business
on a large scale.
George Nevers, the ex-Bean King
Of the Richfield tract, and now re-
was a Richfield visitor the first of
the week. Mr. Nevers has been on
a trip east, and could not help but
step eff to see how Riehfield looks.
He still thinks this the best place on
the map.
The First State Bank now owns
and operates a fine new Royal type
writer. with wide carriage, tabulator
and other points OF excellence. The
Recorder has one of the standard
machines, and both users are con
fident that they have the very best
there is in the market.
Write Chambers Medicine Co.,
Dooley loBck, Salt Lake City, for
sample of their guaranteed Dyspep-
STA Tablets. No cure, no pay is just
what we mean when we say we guar
antee these tablets. Write their ply
sician for advice. Sold exclusively
and guaranteed by H. NJ. Moore Co. /
Several of the local democrats ex-
pect to go next week to either Twin /
Falls or Boise, to see and hear VIII
liam Jennings Bryan. THE Peerless
Leader" Of democracy is an heredi-
airy friend of Idaho democracy, and
hey plan to make his visit to the
state a political event He is a
and owner On the Twin Falls North
Side tract
The case of the State of Idaho vs.
Teorge w. Koutz was called up for
rial in Haley, Tuesday, but was
dismissed owing to
irregularity in drawing up
he papers. Koutz was re-arrested,
owever, and will have to stand
rial He was in charge of the
wo big bridges that were built on
he Malad and Big Wood rivers for
ne Central Idaho railroad, but fell
own on the work.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-02-22

Music is the nearest at hand. the
most orderly the most delicate and
The most perfect Of all bodily pleas.
ures; it is also the only one which
is equally helpful 10 all the ages Of
man: helpful from tie nurses song to
her infant-to the music. unheard OF
Others. which often. if not most fire.
quently. haunts the deathbed of pure
and innocent spirits-Ruskin.