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Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-27
PAY UP NOTICE

Notice Is hereby gwen TO all who
know themselves TO be indebted TO
me. either by account or note, to
come forward at onre and make
settlement, as ueed the money.
THIS applies at all. l.. c. hAYNEs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-27
TREsPANoTICE

Notice Is herr gwen that no
nun'lng viii allowed on the
Soanly farm. yone found so
aSg ,ng viii be tii to the full extent
=, she law. \. J. HowARp,
~ o. Keeper,
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-27
rRrGnrruL POLAR WINDS

blow with terrific force at the far
north and play havoc with the skin,
causing red rough or chapped hands
and lips, that need Bucklen's Arni.
ca Salve to heal them. 1t makes
the skin soft and smooth. Unrival'
ed for cold sores, also burnes, boils,
sores. ulcers, cuts, bruises and piles
Only 25 cents at Lebman's Pharma'
cy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-27
.rs roR uousrKrfprps

IN Keen FfPley's Honey and Ia,
4 Compound always on hand, and
= you can qd ''A'y mead OIL cold b,
'' lis promptI use. II contains n,
op,ate., nd .als aud soothes the IN
famed air passages, stops the cough
n' and NAV l hVe a big doctors b,ll
n, NJ In the yl illow package. Palace
Drug Co.
ID = Bring y -FOUR tlrs, hides aud pro.
~ Cnlt r. liepsner's Square
- tirely i3isgsrs, Ark. Highest
luce sbN We also carry an up.
Deal storc cpf Drygoods, shoo..
prices paid. es' and Gents Fur.
Lad u ,HR HrrsSrn.
uishiug Goods, ~ Pre, kggers, Ark
give us trial. ~
Square Deal Std wv wAA,
l5.tf. Ma s...
w. r. Fox, l95 h months with |
St., Noblesville, In r trying o,be,
ter suffering many ptions, nm,
kidney trouble, afte y Kidney pill
remedies aud Preser Q more good
chased box of Fold MS ever nssa
/
which not only did m my k,dners
than any other remedi' h.. OF my c
but have positively set ds a.. =, u
right. Other memoen = 49,
family have used them with simiIaT1s II
results Take at the first sign Of d
kidney trouble" Palace Drug Co. :.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-27

Persons troubled with partial
paralysis are often very much ben
e6ted by massagiug the affected
parts thoroughly when applying
Chamberlain's LIniment. This lin
iment also relieves rheumatic pains.
For sale by all dealers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-27

Remember aud give your order
+. ]. Baltz il you are gong to us
coal this winter. He can save 20
money. =
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28
AVOID HARSH DRUGS.
Many CatharticS Tend to Cause Injury
to the Bowels.

If YOU are subject to constipation
YOU should avoid strong drugs and
cathartics. They only give temporary
relief and their reaction is harmful
and sometimes more annoying than
constipation. They i'm no way effect
cure and their tendency is to weak
en- the already weak organs with which
they come in contact
We honestly believe that we have
the best consultation treatment ever
devised. Our faith i'm il is so strong
that we sell il on the positive guaran
tee that it shall not cost the user a
cent If it does not give entire satisfac
tion and completely remedy comstipa-
ton. This preparation is called RcX-
all OrderlieS. These are prompt.
soothing, and most effective in action.
They are made OF a recent chemical
discovery. Their principal ingredient
is odorless, tastcless, and coloriess.
combined with other wcll-k known in
gradients, long established for thcir,
use fulness in the treatment of con
stipation, 1t forms tablet which is
eaten Just like candy. They may ne
taken at any time, either day or night,
without fear of their causing any in
convenience whatever They do rot
grippe, purge nor cause nausea. They
act without causing any pain or ex.
cessiVe looseness of the bowels. They
are ideal for children weak. delicate
persons, and aged people. as we'll as
Tor the most hearty persons.
They come in three size packages.
IL tablets, 10 cents; SO tablets. %
cents; so tablets, 50 cents. Rcmcm-
Der, you can obtain them only at our
store-The ReXnll Store The Ian
rcns Drug Co., l03 Main street.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28

register.
The important section of the act
follows:
The executive and administrative
powers and duties shall be by council
distributed among three depart
ments, of which each of the members
OF council shall be the superintendent
of one, and the assignments and re-
assignments shall be made by the
mayor or by vote of the council,
lhey deem it necessary; the coun-
Gil shall have power to change or
abolish any Offices therefore exist
ing ~ sad city and to estblish such
Off S. With such salaries as may seem
dcsireable, to elccuI policemen and fix
their compensation, and, by vote
move any offer or employe; regular
NEE ing of the council shall be held
81 least once a month and at such
other times as may be provided for
by ordnance, and all meetings,
"hethc" regular or special. at which
any person not a city officer is ad-
mittcd, shall be open to the public.
In city of more than 1000 inhabi-
tantS the salary Of the mayor shall be
$l,OOO,and the salary OF each coun-
Gilman shall be $500 per annum: and
in a city of less than 1000 inhabitants
the salary of the mayor shall be $4,000
and the SALARY OF each councilman
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28
COMMISSION BILL
PASSED BOTH HOUSES
Towns with Population from 1000 to
10000 can now Vote on Question OF
Commission Government.


Commission Government.
The bill providing for a commits
sion form of government for towns of
between 1000 and 10000 inhabitants,
that passed the general assembly last
session and was vetoed by the gos"
ernor, was passed over his objections
Friday morning in the senate by a
vote of "a to 8.
This act had already passed the
house and has been held up in the
senate for consideration since the
first of the session.
Senator Carlisle called this bill up,
saying that it has been in the senate
for consideration for some time and
he thought that it should he acted
upon.
The bill was then brought to a
vote. The senator's balloting to over
rule the governor were:
Black, Carlisle, Christensen, Cliff
ton, Crosson, Epps, Green. Alan John
stone, Laney, Lawson Mars, w. H.
Mauldin, T, ]. Bauldn, McCown
MONTGOMERY, Muckenfuss Rainsford
Stuckcy, Summers, Walker Waller.
Weston Wharton and Young.
Those who would sustain the gov
cmor were:
Acherman, Applet, Bates. Dennis,
Earle, Forrest w. j. Johnson. Stew
art, Strait
The president Of the senate an
nounced that the senate sustained the
governor in his objections and that
the bin was Killed.
At this point Senator Clifton
moved for reconsideration of the
vote, He said that the senator from
Chester was abscn ,tbut that he had
Informed him that it is absolutely
necessary for the town of Chester to
have commission form of govern
ment and he thought that this meas
urc should pass, the governors veto
to the contrary Notwithstanding
Senators Clifton, Carlisle and
others had some discussion with Lieut..
Gov. Smith, president of the senate,
as to his ruling that the governors
objections had been sustained. Pres
ident Smith claimed that to ovcrrule
veto two-thirds Of the members
elected must so vote Senator Car
Isle read from the constitution and
cOntended that two thirds OF the
elected members Of the senate were
necessary to pass on a constitutional
amendment, but on the veto OF the
governor only thirds of the mem
bers were necessary. Upon hearing
the arguments, Pres. Smith reversed
his ruling, called Senator Cliftons
motion out of order and announced
that the act had been passed over the
governors veto and was now a law Of
the State.
The act provides that towns of be-
tween 1000 and 10000 will vote on
what is known as the commission
form Of government. The act pro-
vides for a mayor and two aldermen,
whose terms of office shall be for
four years. The election provisions
as to registration, are governed by
the Youman's amendment specifying
the time that qualified electors can
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28

Dear Sirs: In response to your in
quiry, | cheerfully state that | have
used X. l.. Il. in my family for sew
eral years with very beneficial results.
1 nave personally used it recently for
It's tonic effects and have been much
Denehted. For chronic constipation,
indigestion and torpid liver | do not
know a better remedy.
GEO. e. PRINCE,
Judge Il 10th Circuit. South Carolina
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28

See our line of Wardrobes, they
have just arrived and are the best
values we have ever shown, have both
the glass and wood doors.
s. NJ. & f.. II. Wilkes e. Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28

| always keep on hand a bottle Of
t. l.. It. l have used it in my fam
lily with most satisfactory results for
liver troubles, for indigestion and as
a general tonic. / value it very
highly and know from experience that
it does all that is claimed for It,
(Signed) p. B. WELLS,
Pastor st. John Methodist church, An
derSon, S. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28
Z. l.. T.

II this is the first time you have heard of R T. r.
don't think for one moment is new "fake, or an nm
urea oope Testimonials file in our factory prove the
success OF L. l. when used for the relief of Constpa-
uon, Indigestion, Biousness and all Liver troubles
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28

Gambling gives Unconcouy
he poker enthusiast becomes the
certain gentleman
10 quit while he
nave none her advice
thousand
and But it, he
took his bed and his
Madam said the DOCTOR Il am nothing
That is
The
bes methods
he looked
direction
a
element of chance in business but makes him lazy who would
his job before
thinks table
all
a Will
4
employer,
itself take chance something stirred from
a rattle possibility a
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-28

N. b. The following schedule figures are published
and guaranteed
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-28
Towels and Table Linens.

2pieces Bleached Table Damask.
highly mercerized, go in wide,
an extra value, to be placed in
this Great Sale, price is. 49,. .9Ic
2pieces Bleached Table Damask,
beautiful patterns, IS in wide,
q regular Csc value, in this
Great Sale the price is. SOC
2peces Fine Killarney Pure Linen
Damask, Y in wide, positively
worth 85c, in this Great Sale
the price is per yard ...........67c
dozen Cotton Huck Towels, hem
memmed ends Is and So inches,
full bleached, positively worth
goc q pair, in this Great Sale. pc
0dolen Full BIeached Pure Linen
Towels, hemstitched, 1924 inch
positively regular Sl.00 seller,
Oy the pair, in this Great Sale. .39c
Mems extra line hemstitched hand
kerehiefs, positively worth 15c,
10 this Great Sale price is each ..4c
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-28
Mems Shoes and OxfOrds.

Our 800 Crawford Oxtords, in
this Great Sale the price is ..S3.15
Our $3.50 Oxfords. in this Great
Sale the price is ......... ....S2.9S
Our 50 90 Oxfords, in gun metal
and Wei kid leather. 10 this
Great Sale the price is. .... $3.50
Our s. 90 Shoes in built.well, box
calf, Wei kid and gun metal,
leather tip or Dlain toe, good
solid leather soles, 10 this Great
Sale the price is ....., ......$l.73
Our $500 Satin Calf Shoes, in
plain and cap toe, an exception,
ally good value for the money,
in this Great Sale the price is $3.50
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-28
Mems Hats.

1obn 3. Stetson Hats, $500 kind
to ro ut SD 10
Thoroughbred Brand Mems Hats
$500 and $3.50 kind to go in
this Great Sale at. '....S2'4o
Men 5 regular $l.OO Straw Hats, .5Sc
qnr regular 81. 50 and sI.75 Mems
Straws. ODly...... .....,.....'' JOG
One lot s.. so and $500 Mems
Sraws, all to 90 at.....,-....'Sl'So
Holm 3. Stetson regular $3.50 and 80
S. 90 Hats to be placed on saIeSs.9s
Mems and Bows Straw Hats,
REGULAR soc kind, to be sold at .oJc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-28
Ladies' Summer
Underwear,

l lot Ladies Vests, very sheer and
cool, positively worth l0c, in
this Great Sale the price s.......4c'
Better grade vests, accordion rib
bed, we'll fitting, in white posi-
lively worth l5c, in this Great
Sale the price is ...... :. ...... sc
Ladies' fine high grade silk hose,
full length, extra long garter
top, positively worth Toe, in this
Great Sale the price is per pair 49c
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-28
Ladies Misses and
Chigdren's Shoes.

An extra good value in Ladies
Vici Oxfords and Shoes in medi-
um heel and cap toe. positively
worth $l.75: in this Great SaleSl 40
Ladies Shoes in blacks aud tans
with welt or turned sO!es; in this
Great Sale the price is.......S1.90
Misses and Children's Slippers,
sizes to -, vici kid leather.
positively worth $50; in this
Great Sale the price is....Si,lo
Misses and ChiIdrcn's Slippers,
sizes 81 to =, in Wei kid, also
Blucher and patent tip, heavy
and light soles. worth 5l.50, in
this Great Sale The price is 81 %
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-28

BOYS Clothing.

One lot Boys Suits, new, desirable
fabrics, Knickerbocker pants,
carefully made, numbers selected
from broken lines, worth up to
S. co. In this Great Sale ... .$L0S
$500 grade Boys Suits, fine all
wool garments, many beautiful
patterns. Knickerbocker make.
In this Great Sale ...........S2.5 50
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-28

Mems Suspenders, fine web, good
length Suspenders, positively
worth 2oc, Sale price is. -. 12c
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-28
Mems Suits.

One lot of Mems Suits, high grade
apiece summer weights, peg top.
pants and regular pants, the
best on earth at Sl5. 90, to 60 atS7.9 SO
One lot Mems Suits, blue serges,
fancy cashmeres and worsteds,
Sl3 80 quality, to be placed in
this Great Sale at....... ....S7. 4S
Our regular $500 Mems Suits,
consisting of blue sergcs, fancy
cashmeres in all the latest styles
to be placed in this sale at..Sl2,95
Also our regular $1,000 Suits; this
includes mohairs and cravan-
cites, are to be placed in this
sale at. $50. ...... :. -. ...Si2.1S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
s1Ot6fuentiscs Slid @5Gcf.

Sn elmer tleinsn uno engsn 9abns
bofrsftuurution 8operns bdnst tnapp
ODER Dem Slid am MittelpfeiIsr Der
y9eI9nerbeta1ten". Der Ge Itaurateur
bat I6on 3mal gsbstsn, Dem &aIten
einen anoeren, bas publitum tpeniger
hslGittsenOen plub a~nSupsiIen =
nmIonit. 9us u%nsetbiim miiFs luut
@urf9rift an 0ieier defenders ii4tz
barren STEELE" perbleibsn.
@inmal fteist Der @enerolOtrettor
in Dem ReIt aus. llno Der iibsrgliidliz
DIE Heitaurateur entrinet Dem 9ez
paltigen nu9 betpegli6er Bite ous
3%useitdnbniB, Der &uiten TOG in sinen
Wintel 9ebangen tper0en, fpenn er
Stpei Sabre lang lser bliebe.
2Gm IeBtsn Sag. Der Jriit ft6bt fi6
elm Reifenoer beim buittgen aufIteben
an Dem Saften elm God in Den Ropf
un0 Dirft niitbeno einen 9eI9neroez
Settel in bas ungliidsmobel.
llnb beBbuIb bdnst Der 3aitsn nod
beute bort.
: Sn @pisteit.. @Orfdrift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
Die Malerin.
elise bon gIsG orrei.

Sc gibt ni9ts S6Dneres, als einen
SrubIins am 9arbuiee. @mpfdngli4e
RorOlGnoer gsratben in bellies @ntaiiz
den, tpenn Der bldue See feline Welen
I9Gumt, fpenn Die bunten SegeI in Der
tlaren, bIauen 2uft leu9tsn uno Die
SeIipdloer poll iino BON Sonne unb
.lIingsuoen gan5onetten. MaIer unO
0idter empfinOen ous Defenders. llno
in oieien 3uitono ieligen 8elpunoerns
geristb aud Srau Rei9ert. als lie nit
Mann uno &ino gum erItsn Male auf
italienif9sm 8oben Station madte,
in Der eriten Stuot StaIiens .Malces
fine. Cole Stalisner nsnnsn fis ieufs
5sno ibre lebte.
Srau Rei9crt mar nGmIi6 ni6t
nur Satin unb Mutter. fe rpGr auh
Wulerin. uno ibre &unIt nabm bisbsr
Den eriisn Ylab in ibrem 2sben elm.
90 fam es aud, baB, ipdbreno Der
@utte Die eriten Weinprpben abiolpirte
unS bas S0bn9en Die tleinen Silbers
fif6e gu an9eln beitrebt mar, s5rau
&si9ert nur Walerin ipar uno anees
Ti9ts Der forbsngIiibenben, iippieen
Ratur in einsn Rauf9 Der 9seeiites
runa unO S6uffensbegierbe psrfiel.
rSas muB i9 mulen!" rief fte jebess
NAL aus, fobulo lie Elm lanoT9aftlihes
Motip erblidte. % peldle 9eleudz
tunal limb bort ipeI9er Sarbencpnz
trait"
llngeuatet oes @entos, Der ibr oas
Reformflsio I'm Die run6en Siiften
fpannte, ftano is friibmorsens am
Strnnb unb mafte WenenItuOien. Die
mitt6glide Ora rib ibr Den !Sut BON
8opfe. tpenn Ite Elm maieitGtiI6 'bors
beioleitenoes Ssaslboot nit feinen
roItrptben SeeelIeinsn %ftis5irte. Die
Some brannte ibr 8tuTen auf ben
Baden, tpenn lie Die peiBe 9aroafanu
nit ibren alien pertriimmtsn Setb1us
men un6 ben fnOrrisen Maulbserbdu-
men in ibrer eun5en MGrhsnf60ne
pieSersueeben beitrebt mar. Sbr mans
oefbdftss StaIieniid muBte aeniissn.
Ole I9naraGusigen SirtenmGoden, Die
eebprnten 53ieaen uno Ole @di6erins
men am Sse ala MobeIe gu oingen.
Sab Srau Heidsrt nit sen Sbrsn
i'm 9reifs Der dnoersn !SotslgGite bel
Slid. 70 fcnnte es 9eI6eben, ooB ic
pI6bIi6 aufIprana uro nit Dem Rufe:
,0ieIe Stimmung tommt ia ME tpies
Oer!" auf Die SsrraFe itiirSte unO cine
Stis5e mu6te.
@orbeirubernoe Slider muBten ans
buIten unb purosn eegen gutes
Srinfaelo photographic uno iti5siri.
9abenoe Sinoer Iieferten defenders
ipertbpoIle .Gffette"; uIs Srou Rel
@ert a6sr zines Saaes cine Semitic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

bah lie tpie fir chamber eefGafftn
pdren. Sc mubte bic 2iebe lie fiih'
rem unb bas Slid ibnen folgen.
Gls einise Gtunben fpdter Rein'
barb @6T6ieb nu6m. bea4fets Der
Hrei6err SlTe seuuu. Sbr anblld
i6nitt inn tief in's Ser5, benn er err
~funnte, baB R%einburbs Sortseben gu
fpGt mar. Sbr Ser3 nubm sr nit.
sic belt fi9 TAPER unb lGdsite 10.
oar, als iie ibm quite Reiie uno' bel
@eraniioen piinifte. offer es mar
elm feItiames, boffnunsSloIes 2d9eln,
bas in benz Biz in bic 2ipsn erbldbs
ten @ei9tGen bsrsersreifenb rptrtte,
Der 6rei6err bate Reinbaro bis
gum 8aeen begIeitet. Stumm fdiit=
felten fie fid bic SGnbe. itumm fdtes
ben lie. sic buttcn ii9 ntdts msbr
AL Iaaen. Sroboem ipdren lie ttet
heneot, unb Reinburb, nit eirlsm
Nube f6pn cuff benz Srittbrett bes
Dagens, fpanbte fid plDbli4 UNI uno
umarmte ben Snfel.
SD banfe Dir, Sntel, fir aues,
tpas bu an mir 9etban."
Grf6iittert erpiberte Der 5rei1err:
,0u bait ss beute beaablt, metn
eunge."
Damn f6ieben lie. Solunge Der
8aaen fi9tbdr mar, blieb her 6reis
berr Dor benz Sbore fteben unb fab
ibm nit feuhten gugen na9, Damn
Tu6te er SSIfe auf. Gr fanb fie auf
hem fIeinen 8alton hires 3immers.
@u6 lie bate benz S6eibenben na9z
oeIe6sn. 8einenb fGnb er lie. Gr
nabm fie in ben arm. legte ibren
&opf an feline 9ruit unb ibr sdrtli9
iiber bas 8lonbbaur ftrei4eno, fra9te
CT leife:
,Grmes &inb, that oas 70 tpsb9"
Gin itdrteres S9lu4aen mar bic
4ntiport.
Sief befiimmert rubte fein Bid
duf ibr. sic erf6ien ibm 70 jung,
10 mdo6enhdtt, Dap er IS mtt elnem
MaIe gar ni9t tesriff, buB lie fem
Deib mar. Gr fiiblte ii9 pIObli9
T6tua9 unb binfGGig unb sdblte feline
Sabre. Der peiB, mas baIb ses
i9ab -.
@Gs StIe fid aufridtete. cri4rut
lie iiber ben perinberten @eii6tsauss
brud hires Munnes. Die eleub unb
p~erfalIen er ausiub, pie traurig anb
boffnungslos feline @ugen bIidten.
IS fam ibr pI6Bli9 gum 8%etpubtiein,
taB fie baran bic S9uIb triiss. unb
eingebent feiner groben 2isbe uub
Site ereriff ite feline Sdnbe. netgte
ii4 buriiber unb tiiBte ie cemiitbi9.
.2aB mir 3eit", bat fe Ieiie, lid
fperbe es iiberpinben."
Sriibe ld6elnb I9iittelte er unmertz
lid ben Sopf. Damn fe liebepoG Oil
Tia siebenb, Itri9 .r ibr sdrtIid iiber
bic Wange unb iuste in e~rgsbungs>
pollem Some:
.QuGle bid ni6t, mein Sinb. Ber
rpeib, oh es nod nOtbis it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

- grfotsrst9er Sdutbe@
u6 d. Or. Weper uno Qpotbeter
S9mib. tpel9e 5uiammen ibre @pms
noIialituhien Our9gemaht baden, trefz
fen ii9 nud LANCER 3sit tuisosr. 8dlo
tommt Die Rebe aud aut Die 2eioen
uub Srsu0sn Der S9ul5eit.
rSa, ia." msint Der MeOiSiner,
,ipas bat uns nun ules S9ien uno
8iffsln senuBt, ni9ts behalf man
bod bapon."
$50 iIt's". fast S9mio. ~pon alien
0ei9i9tsoaten peiB i9 gu n 9eiipiel
i,ur nod elm rinsiees. 1923"
.14239 Das mar oenn 1423s"
pSu, bus tpeib i'd aud ni4t
mebr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
Sabresrtnse auf Seriassfanppen

Shon frii6er lit Die @ntbedung ges
ma6t noroen, baB ii9 an Dem Iufs
bau Der S6uppen oas Nlter zines
Sif6es in Gbnli6er Meiie uno nit
GbnIiher @enauigteit ertennen lGBt,
nie bus Glitter zines 9dumes an ben
Subrssringsn i'm QuerI6nitt oes
Stammes. Wdbrenb sunGhft ans
oere Seefiihe ben llnterIu6ungsn in
oi.Ier Sinii4t unterlegen gsDeien
Iiub. bat Elm enstiider profeFor iets
ne beIpnbere Iufmertidmteit auf bic
S9uppsn bes Serings gerihtet. Wis
tr mittbeilt, Iino aud an oieien Rim
gen ooer 3onsn gu ertennsn, bi. BEL
oemIeIben Slid iiberdIl an 3abl elei4
iinb uno pine 3peifel nit her 9rDs
&c unO Dem Ilter bes Slides in in
geno elmer @eiIe in 3ufamm,nbuna
Iteben. IS ffeint aber beim Serins
nttt gang 10 .infa9 gu f.in, bas
2ebensalter oes einaelnen Slides aus
feinen S6uppen ab5uIefen, pie bel
anberen Siiden. Gs Idbt fi6 ndms
lid ni9t Iussn. Dab jeOer Rins i'm
Qufbau Der S6uppen einem Subr
entipri6t. 9eIonbers intereFant
absr 1T Der Ra9peis, baB ii6 aud
aus ben S9uppen Die @leihdltrigteit
Der Serings zines srob.n S9parms
in BEN meiIten Sdlen ertennen ldBt.
@ieneitt iuirb eins 5ortisBuns bies
fsr llnt.rIuhunsen ben nod eenuues
rem gnbult Dufiir 9sben, nab pslden
9eisBsu ii. Ssrinssiduppe ~aufssbaut
uno iuie ite in ibrsr Gntpidluns bonn
Iltsr o:s Slides abbdnsis if.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
q d n-mfhiH1Rr mt

@9uufpieGer unter
d. .Wtir lit bas furdtbur e9aI,
mas fo'n SfribGer iibsr mid Idreibt!"
mir audi, fuste Der unbsrs; nnur
ouB er's glei9 oruden IGBt, bos 1T
oas oumme!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

9nsbuft. Reusr pferoes
tnsft; % neb, sIsid am erItsn Sage
babe i'd einen Sritt pom Germ erbafs
ten!"
@ir!bi6afts : Snfpettor: rgia, in
u%niercr gnnonce itanO bod ou9
.@intritt iofprt'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

-@erGoren ipuroe elm golbenes
armbanO. Der reOli9e Sinoer erbdlt
- Die ba5ugebOrige !Sdno.
Sfferte unter r@ululia &lupperz
bein A."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

nSisb nur, bas tleine 9abp. bas
Mama getauft bat" = r.Su bate
ie aber pirtli9 mas 8eferes taus
fen tOnncn; oas bat ia nidt nal
Seine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-14
EPIDEMIC
Of HART KARI
IN JAPAN

TOXIC, Sept. 14.-Grief strick-
en- for the death of Emperor
Matsuhito, whose body this even
ing was consigned to the Comb
at Monoyafna, near Kioto, Japan's
capital city, is already preparing
funeral rites scarcely less impress
sive than those of royalty for
General Count Maresuki Nogf,
the hero of Port Arthur, who,
with his wife committed hari kari
just as the body of the mikado
was borne from the palace on its
journey to Kioto.
Toxic was hardly surprised
that Count Nogi should elect to
die, but 1t Is declared to be with
out precedent that his wife should
have shared his sacrifice. And as
result of the double tragedy 1t
is feared that when the couple are
buried an epidemic of hari kari
will be started which may grave
ly concern the most ancient
houses of the empire. Out of q
maze of conflicting reports cur
rent when the TRACED first was
made public, 1t has been ascer-
tanned that Count Nogi, in full
uniform, and his wife, in state
raiment of the old Nippon, ended
their lives in a room In their
home.