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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
Daddy Bedtime
Ten Little Pink
>fN" Fairies and What
v They Can Do

~ VEIYN liked Ito talk about fairies. Sometimes Jack got tired # her
interest in elves. He couldn't understand why she liked to pour owe
a book about make believe creatures when a game outdoors could be
enjoyed.
Fairies are all right" daddy agreed, with twinklng eyes. "of course 1
mean the right kind Of fairies are all right.
Last night as I was sitting herein my chair I had some of those nice
fairies beside m.
They were the dearest little pink and white elves, n Is they hoped
busuy about l asked them their names
"There we're ten Of them, and they told me they weret twins. There were
Thumbning, Forefnser, ThinbLektn, Ringfnser and Thmkin, each twin bearing
the same name.
THE fairies hoped about in the Hvehest way. They brought m slippers,
they hunted up my paper, and when 1 wanted a dmnk of water they went off
TO the dining room and made m a delicious lemonade instead n brought it
In on a nice little tray.
stubby little brown fairies that weeded the radsh patch and helped Dtnah
"The little pink fairies huned the Strawberries for tea and had been busy
In The afternoon helping to hem tea towels
Though they would much rather have rested, the pink elves paciced a
seem a new idea to hear that fairies dance on piano keys instead of in fairy
Every little boy and girl has these ten little fairies with him or her all
Ee time and cal make the most charming true fairy stories
Il know ne little girl who set them to work to max a nice bouquet Of
flowers to put beside daddys plate when he came home evening late
tired for dinner"
81 guess W e know what you mean" Jack spoke up "The fairies areo our
ten fingers aren't they, daddyT
L Il think it's a lovely idea added Evelyn, land I'm going to think up a IL
Sors If nice things for my fairies to do tomorrow"
80 am l." agreed Jack And CUES I'll have to be a lot morec careful
about keeping my fingers nice now that know I have fairies living inside of
them"
That's a mighty good idea" daddy agreed, smiling
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NOME EAIKS
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The Bride and Her New Home.
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R)o ,.,1 ie oa rs a o b ri Sn OF ' son Ss tofs% @0 o. S, t9so q e ysso 5s. 5tondl lin o+S and
In the 5Ss, 9e% ass o5a M S o her, !" z a r1lsi boy o ' has come @si 4 5o"s sas ho @a 25ss',
ana Theoretically, the nest sheterS o a eomp.e@5y happy family.
spairins eyes, at the wreck Of her home .. the close approach Of it. She
with a sinking sensation about her heart she feels a ii everything will go
She was a thoroughly charming girl and a fine pianist ent she knew
a. a ' T"e s5s Gi rt a ou mouse nogsek %S ad9%ous Se "" %d so 70 e nrreg ign moran ora %.
phase Of living she was taking upon herself. She al a motheness girl,
none of the serious facts of life were ever brought to her attention.
clerk o a rather slim salary. She married him against her fathers
ond on mae" "S m rtnn ao U |%a rc m" n mGu5 % % o" go ' fomoy sn r % bato
For, the housekeeping in that little home is beyond words to describe
TO husband eventually has settled dowrt doing the cooking and most
of thu cleaning The waste that comes from ignorance is appalling
1t all results from the TACT that She didn't know what she was under
taking And whom se found tho vLt smab d on br baTds tLaran s
at first rebellion. She didn't want to give up her music and devote her
days to sweeping and washing and cooking. This state of mind has gone
by but she feels helpless in the face of her ignorance. 1t seems to her
running a home happily and economically, and caring for a baby
If the situation is eventually saved, much anguish of spirit is endured.
could all be avoided, if brdes-to-be would look a few things squarely in
eay tass ' Tsy ' %isn9 ss Rsi A sa@t iD aI ' 1T ooofins P n a scIsatl n c
Making income meet expense is as big a financial problem as some that our
StS "t m 5 te s ano e ,nn a0oseA o. Means tHaGMo ana I hana
of It. There is no lodging these facts, and the bride-tobe who wants to
She ought to decide whether she wants to accept this sort Of life.
matter over and plan other methods of ivtng. The housekeeping problem
%gnor be 4Sh f1o d o m, d0ns AWAY tTHv, WITH IA nn0 Uga f If mo nses'o or yor But sot,5 to rush b
affects life; is only with most young wnes, to invite disaster
ing Of small houses In cities have many and various tales to relate of the
Ing. The house S 2 o mismanaged, or the food Is 10 poor, that the husband
can tstana hmfor r @fteT all he Is only human 9r else bills arc vi up
goes home to mother, and there is wreck and devastation where might have
Ana It all comes about through Ignorance, through a hoppy7goluc4y
to housekeeping es naturally As a duck to water and do 1T as we'll as the
case case Ana tn gl who expectst o 90 to bovsekoenins any Sw w%o % no ms ~
IS absolutely ignorant of housekeeping, had better take some of the money
seience; unless she doesn't wan the aforesaid parlor-sut to be vet with
h. Secondhand D' . ''''D lily '''D' 4a D'fD''' eventually g o to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
Jewels of Today.

Jewels grow more beautiful each
succeeding eason This year one no.
tees stones Of various colors set so as
to show tartan effects. These are
smart and up to date, and are fashion
ed into rings, brooches, bangles, etc,
the dark colored gems being relieved
by rims of brilliants.
Other novelties are charming ban
deaux for hair and necklaces COM
bined. These consist of small wreaths
and buckles of diamonds threaded on
to narrow velvet ribbon, which can
be used either IN the form Of a collar
or else worn as a jeweled band in the
hair. This new fashion is a craze of
today and has done much to GUST the
once popular tiara.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
WAYS OF SERVING TOMATOES.

There is no more delicious fruit
vegetable, If II may be so called. than
the tomato. Sliced after peeling, the
rich coral rounds may be dressed with
any favored salad dressing, or to
many cream and sugar vies IN honor
of place with peaches aud cream.
Tomatoes are served with rice,
macaroni, as escalloped dishes with
crumbs they are delicious baked,
stuffed or fried.
Fried Tomstoes.-Cut smooth, solid
tomatoes in quarter inch slices. Dry
each slice and roll In crumbs. dust
with salt and pepper Beat an egg,
add to it a tablespoonful of boiling
water. Have a hot frying pan with
d%rtpptngs; dip each slice In crumbs,
then in egg. put into the hot fat and
fry brown on each side.
Tomato Hash.-Chop cold meat fine,
season with butter, sal!-and pepper;
put in a baking dish and pour oyer
cooked tomatoes that have been well
seasoned. Add Il little butter and
sugar II liked, not emitting a flavor
ing of onion juice. Brown In the oven
and serve hot.
Tomato MayonnaIse.-This sauce is
delicious and goes well with broiled
fish, cold meats and vegetables. Stew
half a pint Of tomatoes, soften one
teaspoonful Of gelatine In a teaspoon
full of cold water, add to the hot toma-
to, stir well and rub through a sieve.
Let cool, beating occasionally. then
add a half pint Of mayonnaise. 1t
gives the sauce a beautiful pink color;
heaped in cucumber cups or green
pepper cups and served with fish or
outlets it decorates q dish effectively
and is pleasing to the palate as well,
Tomato FaroI-Cut four tomatoes In
halves, place In a frying pan in hot
fat, the cut side down; cook until ten
der, then lift and carefully place in a
baking dish. Pour oyer a little olive
oil, a tablespoonful of chopped onion,
one of parsley, a half t~easpoonful Of
salt, and q busting of cayenne. Bake
in a hot oven 20 minutes and serve in
the same dish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
TRIANGLE IS FASHION MOTIF
In Some Form, Almost Everything,
Useful or Decorative, Is In
Threshold Shape.

1t seems to be an all prevailing no.
ton that all draperies and materials
should be coaxed into something
which is ~three-sided. Have you OBJ
served that everything in dress is
dominated by the triangle? One OF
the most fashionable forms Of the
tunic Is shaped in this manner, the
apex placed at one side of the figure
and the sides draping up to the waist
on the other side.
One of the newest models for eve
ming bodices NEAR a triangle of mate
rial draping one side of the front and
another triangle draping one side Of
the back, the two triangles equaling,
of course, a square Of the material.
The favorite rabat is just a triangle
of lace, and the corne hat Is another
triangle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
Fashions EVENING NEW HOUSEHOLD A c. Fancies
MOURNING DEVICES OF WAX
For That Occasion, and Others, Thers
Are Any Number of Odd Con-
oelts In the Shops.

A quaint device for a girl in mourn
ing Is a box of a dozen black sticks
Of sealing wax and a seal with a min
iature urn and cypress copied from an
old mourning piece"
For quite young children a stamp
with a single initial can be bought at
small cost. The letter chosen is usual
ly that Of the first name or of the pet
name" AS children like sealing their
letters, here is a suggestion for birth
days:
For the writing table a novel orna-
ment bearing on the revived fad Of
sealing letters is a small stand of
white or colored glass, mounted in sill
yer, with an adjustable silver candle
holder In the center of the tray and
silver racks for the wax at each side.
The taper can be moved to any angle
convenient for sealing.
From Paris comes word that a Ian
guage in wax has been adopted. This
pretty conceit is sure to appeal to de-
butantes and young girls.
For announcements of an engage
ment or wedding invitations a white
"a Is used; for ordinary Invitations
brown with specks Of gold; for bust
ness, bright red. The sentimental
carry the fancy further and use ruby
for secret love; green for hope; deep
blue for a fit of the blues; pale green
for reproach, and yellow for Jealousy.
Some letter writer's are provided
with a four-sided seal cut on the four
faces OF a carnelian stone or cairn-
gorm. These are varied to suit indi-
vidual taste, and may be a crest for
formal correspondence, a monogram
for business, or an appropriate motto
for invitations and love affairs.
Girls vie with each other In odd de-
vices for these seals, and old curios
are being studied for symbols and mot
toes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22

The simple gown that is made in SENT
princesse style is practical and useful and
exceedingly fashionable. This one can be
made as illustrated, with a fancy collar
and elbow sleeves. or it can be finished
with a neck-bandy and with long sleeves.
in shirt waist style. 1t Is adapted to a
great many different materials, but the
dress illustrated is made from striped ma
terial with collar and cuffs and belt OF
plain matching the stripe in color.
The gown consists Of blouse and skirt.
The blouse ia laid In one tuck over each
shoulder and is finished with hens at the
front edges. The sleeves are cut In one
piece each. When made in elbow length,
they are finished with bands and cuffs,
when made in full length they are fin
ished with openings and cuffs in shirt
waist style. The skirt is six gored and
without ~fullness over the hips.
The quantity of material required for
the medium size is 7 yards OF material al
inches wide, So yards SO or 5A yards A,
with "a yard AZ inches wide for the trim
ming.
The pattern, No. 1895, is cut In sizes
for a "a, 50, 80, 40, AZ and A. inch bust
measure, and will be mailed to any address
by the Fashion Department of this paper,
on receipt Of ten cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
Orlpinat FrIeze.

II the wall Of your DON is papered
with plain paper OF is painted you can
make a frieze by cutting out pictures,
photographs, illustrations from maya
zine covers, a collection Of your Ia
vorite artists drawings Is also attrac-
tive.
Paste the pictures on plain wall pa
per, using the full width Of the paper
for your frieze. Arrange the pictures
effectively and employ a color Of pa
per that harmonizes with your wall
decorations and room fittings. Tack
this friezs around the room. The et-
feet Is more than pretty and always
conveys an idea Of great originality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
Tasseis Are Seen.

Notwithstanding the craze for but
tons, which grows rather than de-
creases, tassels are still plentiful, and
In the case of q taffeta gown, the skirt
of which was cut at the hem into a
series of small scallops, each scallop
was punctured with a tiny tassel in g.
color to match, The hem of the short
coat which accompanied the costume
sells also appearing on the turned
back cuffs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
Curtain RINGS.

Sew large batteuberg rings on sash
curtains to run the brass rod through
instead OF putting It through the hsm
Of the curtain, advises the New Era.
These rings will keep the muslin
from wearing out quickly aud may BE-
left on the curtains while they are In
the wash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
BlOTTING PAD EASILY MADE
Ono of the Dainty Accessories That
Are More Attractive Than Those
That May Be Purchased.

The making Of a blotting pad Of the
nature shown in our sketch is a thing
which may be undertaken without any
year of failure. A good size in which
to carry it out is 16 inches b y12
inches, but 1t can, Of course, be made
in any size to suit requirements.
For the base Of the pad a piece of
very thick cardboard is used, and this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22

ye8ABINET1
vrY @@nA


HEN we hall build our house
It's walls shall be the quiet
background for the loyeliness Of life,
hung over with the few records Of our
own and others growth made In the
playtime of art; its furnishings the prod
uct Of that arts more serious hours: It's
implements from kitchen ware TO dress
ing table touched by the sane and hal
lowing hand of purpose and taste.
-M1lllAm l. Price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22

Since the ban put or the sale of
the aigrette there have been many
substitutes. AS above pictured maline
long pointed bow Is much In vogue
and the angle at which 1t Is worn is
the choice Of the wearer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22
DR.. ,. MORROW

u Smith street PeFth AEHAoy, n. J,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, /
p m. to { p. N
Tel. 1851. Entrance on King 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22

is bound at the edges with narrow
strips of black paper fastened on with
liquid glue. The corners under
which the blotting paper is slipped
should next be fixed in their places,
and they can be made of leather or
strips of kid cut, perhaps, from an old
glove, and should be of the shape
shown by the diagram A, the dotted
line indicating where the material
should be folded over.
Diagram B illustrates this done, and
the corner should then be firmly glued
to the cardboard and left to dry, after
which sheets of plotting paper cut to
fit may be slipped underneath them.
The cover is made of dark blue art
serge, lined with soft silk of some con-
trasting shade and edged with a silk
cord, and folds over the pad in the
ann shown by diagram c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22

MIxS = Peterson
HALF DRESSING, AID
MASSAGE PARLOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-22

- y OW she is a bride Of something more than a years standing, and
nj 4 really ought no longer to be called a bride. Put somehow o other,
u the name cungs to her. A little boy has come into the homenest.
A v And theoretically. the nest shelters now q completely happy family.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18
SunmCre.

-Sm alter uou rs Sabren 1T am
WiOnta9 In ieiner BObnuns an gtoro
8lutelp StraBe @uitau Steinbat &C.
ftorben. ben bic @ittme iiberlebt.
Der fiinf Oionate alte Sobn ..
SDnber uOu DubleD StraBe itarb am
DOnnerfta9 unb wurbs Samitas i'm
Baibburn StraBs 5risbbof bsiseisst.
- Sin Dobnbaus bss 8ito Disre.
soria an Smitb StraBe, bon brei 5a'
milien bewobnt. purbe friib am Cams
flag MorSen bnra einen 8ranb siem.
li6 fart bei6dOist. ben pabrfdeinIi9
cine srplobirts 9amps usruriadts.
= Der 2aben bss .. s. Darnad
an Der Gde bon Stem gOrf StraBe unO
abams auenus murbe Samftas 9iaht
gum britten Wial innsrbalb Der lssten
MOnats uon @inbrs4srn bsimssiudt,
bic iid iebesmal @isurren. Tabat uno
3udsrwaaren anei9neten.
- Die electric Dampfer Gompanie
srmablte am Dienitas abenb bic nad.
folgsnben 8eamten Bralioent. Con.
rob 3ruft; Gi5e Prdiioent, Sumes
McDOnulb; BrOtof. Setrstdr, 5reb.
sOBuunn; 5inan3 Ssfretdr, alfreO
Uasusr; Sdusmsiftsr, Pbilip Bass
ner; 8ormann. @rnit 0asner; l..
@ebiIfe. SutOb Pfablsr; 2. @sbilfe.
5reO. 9Osmann; Sdlaudmauu. @On'
rab Ssreft ; 1. @ebilfe, Charles @Orlis;
strtmduner. EbOmas Rssau uuo So.
mes MeDonulb (; Delesat gum feds
@Ountp 3onusnt, 5reb. SsoBmaun.
Das 20. Subrssbanfett Der @Ompanis
fiubst am 3. Wiai I'M Sdlaudbaus
ltatt,
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gBilfes. SarreI q a6rihtsn.

- Der Su5erne Gonntp 3psis ss'
bsuft swan,is Dslssatsn gum Staatss
fonpsnt mad, allsntown su ienbsn.-
Der ~Dsutide Gag" foIl AM Disnitag.
ben 6. ausuit, im Mountain Rarf 9s'
feiett wsrben.
Sn Der lesten 3sit iino bic fotgen'
ben Dsutiden sur lesteu 8ube abbs'
ruisn wOrbsn: Senrp Miiller Don
Siio Saueod Struse. So Sabre alt,
aus SsHen.D Darmituot Better Wiillsr
uon 9iorb SuncOd StruBs. So Sabre
aft ;-SafOb SOd BON 2ebisb StraBs,
90 Sabre aIt -Sran @eOrse 8ubmunn
pon Bart apenue. Al Sabre alt :
6rau @briitina Gels uou Sancuer :
SRI. Toie Seller uub SRI. Ebereia
1Ob1.
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gEas bebeatet es? Sc lit 6urd Int.
id6lt6ss 9iahsdblen erpieien worotp,
oab neun.3ebntel Der 2eute. oeren q,
lunohett burf ben @ebrau1 pon Sor,
Mrs sllpenfrdutsr wieber berseitellt
wuroe, beserc IN. baB file Dor bem Sc.
braut ls alten SrautersSeilmittels
aer,te Meoisinen pergeblib per.
luft batten; Der Glpenfrduter mar ibr:
ieste 3uiludt semeien. Bas beoeutet
oas? Gs bebeutet einfa6, baB bieig
einia6e Sausmeoijtu 9eilunsen poll
brinet uno 9eioen auibebt, mo anbers
Wte6iSinen fhetnbar oeria9en. @r III
beute ansrfannt, ielbit pon Der meoi'
,iniihen ProfeiiiOu, oils bic bette Il
entoedte WtebiSin. @r fat feline 9ia1'
abmunesn, absr feinen Steuuertreter,
@r eniferut nift nur ben perborbenen
uno iiberfliiiiisen 9toff aus Dem
Sp1em. iOuberu idafft rsines. rei6ss.
rotes Blut uno gutes. iolioes, geiunoes
Sleiih. ausi6lieBlih ourA feline eise'
nen Yeroienfte bat er lif ben ge9 jur
allgemeinen Belitbtbeit erobert.
@r rsinist bas 8lut ;-er fDrbsrt BIZ
8erbauung ;-er regt bic 3eber an 3
er reauliert bic Ginssnsioe ;-er pirti
auf Jtisrsn ;-er bernhist oas gieruen'
ipftem ;-sr u6hrt, itdrft unb belsbt ;
= sr Offnet bic 9auptporen unb erSeuSi
9eiunben ShmeiB.
3ur,, er lift cine Samiliens Wiebi,iu
i'm bette Sinne bee Wortes. unb iofltt
In ieoem Sausbulte ssfunoen weroen,
@r lit an9enebm ~ nebmen. uno tnt'
bolt nidts, mas bem Sgitem nidt gut
tdte. st lift nidbt In slpotbeftn 5u DO.
ben, ionbern mirb bem Rublifum oirsft
selisfert burh Spe,ial' asenten, bic bon
ben @igentiimern ernannt iiuS.
Berlonen. melhe on Bldeen pobuen,
mo bis iest nod fein a9ent fur Glpen'
frdutsr fib befinbst. welde init bieiem
beriibmten 3rdutsrsSeimitte einen Ser.
luf, ,u MAIDEN piini6en. iollten &C.
bran6 MAIDEN pon unierer Spe3ial'
Sfierte elmer Yrobefiite unieres Seil'
mittels, elm Dutenb 35e. Slaiden euts
baltenb, su bem Spe,ialpreiie pon
$500. Ufan idreibe ftets on bic
alleinigen @igentiimer. Or. Better
Sabrnen & CONS Co., 1875 9.
Sopne aue.. Chicago. 81.
Sorni's Glpenfrdnter SlHtbefeber LIT
gu baben bel Seurp 8altsr, 1011 @ebar
Npenue.
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@apne Gountp.

Sonrsbalr.-Sisr fanbsn lests 8ode
orsi Trauunsen ftatt. Sn Der ct.
Marien Wiagbalena STRIDE mureen
bur6 Bfarrsr 8. Us. 0alta @nselbart
Wfsster unb Srdulein Wfinnie aus pom
Dbite Wtllls siussiesnet. wdtrsnb in
Der Nutberiihen Sirhe burd Baitor 6.
s. Wiillsr SenrD 8. Siden jun. unb
Srdulsin 8ebeeca WfeBler Don Berlin
Gonnihip uno Seo Shimpff unb 5rdu.
lein anna Bergman BON bier sbelih
perbunben puroen. -Sn ieiner Bobn.
un9 babier lift am Sreitas Wfor9sn i'm
sc. Ysbensiabre 9enrD Sal3mann &c.
itorbsn, Der In Deuti9laubl oeboreu
mnrbe unb Dor langen Sabren na6
Gmerifa fam. @r ntrb Don Der stpei.
ten Satin, 3wei E6htern unb pier
S6bneu iiberlebt uno feline 8eiiesun9
erfolste Sountag in oem beuti6en Iutb.
5rieobOf. -
SapIeb.-Srau Soispb @olSbad
bon bier, nelhe Dor so Sabren In
Deuti6tanb 9eboren purbe unb ,fih
Dor 40 Sabren babier nieberlieB, lit ON
Sountas Zen 6olsen eines Sflass
aufalles erteeen, uon pel6sm iie Gags
juDor betroffen wurbe. sic tpirb uOn
3wei E6dteru unO 3wsi SUbusn iibsrs
Iebt.
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Stabtrath.

Sn Der Stabtratb Sisuug am Sret'
tag 9iahmittas nurbe elm Brief oss
Wfitaliebes 8. Sammot Belin uerleier,
Der Dor mebreren Wionaten beirathste
unb auf ieiner 9ohasitsreiie tn @9gten
am gierpenfieber erfraufte er lit 5ur
2eit nod, an Der Sranfbeit. ermartete
aber I'm 2aufe Der Bohe aui3ultehsn.
Seop4 nirb es mebrere Wtonate ban'
ern, bis er mieber u6llis 9eneien LIT.
Campbell reihte jmet Orotnanien
elm; cine wirft Der Srau Us. 6. Oolan
$40 sSnterelIen on einem RHaiterun9s
NIfesment ab. bic anoere erlaubt oem
8. S'Jteill $3.50 fur 6einignng zines
absussfanals. Staotinsenieur Shunf
beri6tete. ba6 bic &adawanna @Om'
panic am Diontag nit 6em nSubwag#
bel Der Aib StraBe Sreu3nng anfanetn
talien miiioe, baS $50, 900 folten uno
eans uno sar aus ben Gaihen Der
Sompanie fommen wiro. SSabrene
Der glrbeit Iou bic StraBe sei6loHeu
Iein uno elue temperate Sreu5uns OH
Wtprtls StraBe berssri4tet psrSsu
Der @leife unterbreitete dufI einer
repioirteu Plan fur bas Eripp Parl
.SubwaD", Der perihieoene Sortheil|
iiber ben eriten Plan beiist. Otel'
8erbeIierun9 wirb bic Siaot uno Som
panic 3uiamruen auh etrDa $4,000
foiten Die Stabt mus nemlih ber
@isentbumsi6aSen tragen.
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Bon Der Gnbfette.

Die @betsuts gBilliam 8odslfamp
bon Bird StraBe finb bur9 bic @e'
burt elmer TO6tsr srfrsut wOrben.
Srau Safob Sobns jun. bon Eitts.
ton spsnue erbOlt ii6 lansiam bon ei'
nsr Operation, weldsr iis iib fiir3lid
unterwarf.
Der 80 Sabre alte Sobn .. 8Olanb.
elm friibsrer Stabtratb, 1T am MOntus
in Der 8Obnuns ieinsr S6wsitsr on
Campbell StraBe eeitorbsn.
Serr unb Srau aruolO Ssnrid bon
SidorD StraBs fsisrtsn am Sreitas ben
25. Sabrestas ibrer 8ermdbluns -
Die iilbsrue 9Odssit - auf auseuebmits
Weile.
@mil Reber unb 8illiam @ritter,
bsibe on Moltfe aueuue mohnbait. be-
ri6tstsn Der POliiei am WtOntas, bab
ibnsn usun3sbu Sabnsr asitOblen wOr'
ben ieien.
Senrp Siilier BON @eoar auenue, eiu
anseltellter Der scranton @as unt
@alier @ompanie, wurbe am Dou'
usrftas i'm @asbaus 5iemltb bOs i'm
@elidt, Der S6ulter unb ben armsr
perbrannt. als er NIT @ai iOlin arbeitet'
unb baiielbe erploOirie.
Der Sunser WtanHer9or pirb an
6. Wtai In Der Conn Salle Elm aOn5erI
abbalten, bel weldem Der bsriibmtl
Gsllilt, Dams SronOlo. oils SOlift auf
treteu nirb. Inter anberem mirb Del
Wtanner6or bas 8reislieo uOrtrasen
bas In Serbinbun9 NIT bem Sdneerfel
in Rbilabelpbia uOn ibm uOrsetragsr
mirb.
Sm glter bon rs Sabren LIT an Srsi
tag In ieiner Bobnung on groipec
auenue 2Oren3 Sriel seitorben, 3wOl
Gage na6oem ibm feline Satin in
GOoe uoraussesausen mar. Der Ser
| ltorbene erblinoete Dor ettpa pier Sab
rem on ben 5olsen zines Shlasanfalles
mar absr f6On lan9e Sabre leioeno
Sc iiberleben ibn brei S6bne unb elm
TOdter. Die 8eerbisuns fanb an
SOnntas uon Der BObnuus aus ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18
Bon Aetersbura.

-9err Sulius u. MOtisfa bon
Rrescott apenus, Der felt ben testsu
feds Monnteu leibenb mar, lit aml
Samftas Dfittas, uadbem ibn Elm
S6lasunfatl betroffen bate, bemielbeu
furs uahber srlssen. Der 8srfiorbsnc
purbs Dor so Sabrsn in Dsutidtanb
sebOrsn, fam 1882 mad amerifa unb
mar Don Rrofeiiion elm Wsoidiniit uuO
als FOLDER bel Der sIllissGGalmsrs 70.
mis Der 2adawanna @ompanie anss.
ftellt, aber In ben lesten Sabren fslbfts
ftdnbis. Sc iibsrlebsn ibn bic 8ittpe,
Stpsi S6bne uno fhuf T6dtsr. Die
9siiesuus fauO am Dlenftas 9ia9.
mittas pom Truusrbauis aus ftatt.