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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-27
Arrow Rock Brevities.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. e. Heron have gone
to Boone, Iowa, where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Frank Davis is convaiescent
from recent illness.
Mrs. Ernest Myers is visiting with
friends in Caldwell.
George Gregory of Meridian spent
Sunday with the families of his step
sons, T.. E. and L. S. Myers.
Mrs. N. f. Fordhaln was up from
Boise last Wednesday to spend the
day with her husband.
c. A. Buchanan. one of the early
employees on the Arrow Rock project
has returned from several months stay
at his home in Wendover, Utah, and
resumed his work as machinist.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S
Prick, who has been seriously Ill with
pneumonia. is reported out of danger
Mrs. G. ID. Gets and daughter Hazel
and the Misses Coffin and Hargrave
of Boise were over Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Gets.
Il. II. Nash, Jr., is recent arrival
from Minneapolis to join his father, Il
H. Nash. He is employed as nurse Il
the hospital.
Mrs. +. w Greene has returned tt
her home at Princeton, ILL.,, after a de-
| lightful visit with the family Of hel
| daughter. Mrs. A. B. Mayhem.
Mrs. Lora X. Smith. accompanied by
her son, Virgil, came in from Seattle
| Saturday and will spend the wintel
with her sons, +. NJ. and Ell. Smith
The family is costly settled in tn,
cottage lately erected by the Smiti
brothers.
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick of Boise spen
! last week in Arrow Rock. the CUES
| OF Mrs. l.. N. Reeve.
| Mrs. Frederick Sass OF Helena
Mont. arrived last week for visi
with the family of her son, r.. v. Sa Sc
Mrs. p. A. Var Bramer and children
came in last week from Cuervo, New
Mexico. to join Mr.. Van Bramer. TIL
family have gone to housek eeping owe
| In Dam Junction.
J.W. F'lickwir, ths popular Y. N. c
A. man. is putting up neat cottage 4
one OF the desirable residence districts
There is much conjecture among hi
friends as to who will preside over tn
new hearthstone.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Robert v. Sass ar
rejoicing ever the arrival Of their firz
born. nine pound son. who has bee1
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-27
Capital News Special Service)

Z NCdpItdi NEWS SpeCldi ctfNiScJ
Arrow Rock, Nov. 27.-Actual con-
sttuction work OH the big Arrow Rock
dam was begun on Nov. IL. when q
number of interested spectators, in
GLIDING #. T.. Weymouth, supervising
engineer; Charles II. Paul, construc-
tibn engineer, and James Mum, con-
struction superintendent, watched the
first skip loaded with concrete swing
swiftly and surely the length Of the
cable and deposit its burden on the
bed rock of the Boise river approx
mately 80 feet below its surface.
The excavation for the first section
Of the dam, officially known as the
first years work, is completed and the
concrete laying will continue without
interruption save for the severest
winter weather until the first section
reaches a height Of 20 feet. 1t is ex-
pected that this will be accomplished
by early June and the flood waters
of the river will be under complete
control for the work of finishing the
gigantic dam. The weather is ideal
for laying concrete and the work Is
being pushed as rapidly as possible
Two shifts are at work in the sand
cement mill, turning ont 500 barrels 4
day, lust one half the capacity of the
big plant, and three shifts in the pit
have already covered bed rock from
I'd 10 feet for an area of 1900 square
feet.
A force of worlmen are engaged In
building a 60-foot tower on the east
side of the river preparatory to chang
ing No. cable to No. position. The
IA n "A ie al,
full capacity. Seven hundred men a-e
on the payroll at present.
Thanksgiving at Arrow Rock.
Fifteen hundred pounds of dressed
turkeys and other fowls in proportion
arrived on Saturdays train for Arrow
Rocks Thanksgiving feast. The caml
market is well supplied with oysters
CELERY, cranberries and other trim
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-27

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-27
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

Mrs. L. l., Haley, Idaho-Thanks for
your remittance. Send in for the 9TH
err "a any time, as we have record
showing you are entitled to them.
L. A. N, Gooding. Idaho-Mailing
Catalogue today. See about the other
one, as it was mailed out Of here
Nov. 10.
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are entitled to enter the contest Mail
ing you catalogue.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-27

Inquirer, Caldwell-We will have
complete sets ready by Dec. /. You can
secure as many sets as you wish at 81
per set. Yes, you can count any num-
but rs will count as a set.
S. w. D., CaldwelEWe certainly
have considered you contestant right
along. Will start the paper as you re-
quest.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-27
cONSIPAIED, HEADACHY, BILIOUS,
TONGUE COATED?- CASCARf1S SURE


come from torpid liver and oss bowels which
IKE sssesss IN sw barrel That's the first step untold
csre tonight win strashten by
Stomach sweet Head and make bully
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
BIG CROWDS SEg
BUFFALO BILL"
TWO PLEASING PERFORMANCES
GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Former Wheeling Boy Appears In
wonderful Bareback Riding Act
With the Old PiaInsman.

Buffalo Bills Wild West and Paw
nee Bills Far East combined shows
presented two pleasing performances
before capacity crowds In Wheeling
Monday afternoon and evening.
The famous attraction Is growing
greater every year and II may well
be said that this season the old plains
man has gathered about him tho
strongest. best balanced aggregation
OF stars he has ever. In all his event
ful career. offered. Buffalo Bill. him
self. continues to be probably the
greatest drawing card. Despite the
TACT that he has passed the mark OF
three score years and ten the veteran
Indian fighter has a constitution as
rugged and indomitable as the shirt
OF the plains and mountains of his ma
tive west. His familiar figure. his
shoulders thrown we'll back. his silver.
crowned head high In defiance OF the
ravages OF the years. as he ode his
handsome white stallion round the
arena. brought forth an ovation from
the big crowds at both performances.
b weather man was kind to the
Dig show this time. For many years II
has been a sure bet hat the day Buff.
falo Bill came to town the rain gods
would let loose their floods. How
ever. just as a reminder that hey
were still on the job. a few drops were
sent down during the morning. while
threatening clouds overhung the city
throughout the day. II a only a
blum though. and the thousands who
attended were glad they called IL.
On OF the biggest features Of the
show Is the work OF Harry Staufer,
former Wheeling boy. as a bareback
rider. Staufer was formerly with the
U. S. coal company at Bradley. o..
later in the Sixth Cavalry. U. S.A.,
n for the past three years with Buff.
falo Bill. He is the only living bare.
back rider to ride. standing a tandem
or four horses. racing at b~reakneck
speed. with a foot on each OF the two
outside animals. Only a short time
z Staufer's partner was killed at
Fairmont and Staufer was seriously
injured about the legs. He is still
suffering considerably from the in.
iuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
HEPTOSOPHS
OF Washington. Pa. 10 Hold Annual
Outing al Wheeling Park
July ~.

Everything has been completed for
the annual outing OF TinEooqua Con.
clave No. 1854. Improved order Hepta.
sophs. which will be held az wheeiine
Park on Wednesday. July II. Music
for the occasion will be furnished by
Naught's orchestra. A special train
will leave Washington. Pa. az 9:15
In the morning and will return AZ
1890 In the evening The excursion
tickets viii be good also on the train
leaving Elm Grove at 7.4O In the eye.
ming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED ~
NORTH sTREET LEAGUE

on sunday evening the recently
eIected officers 81 the Senior Epworfh
League n North 81 " r. church we're
Installed. and will take charge for tho
ensuing year The officers are re
follows President Miss Lfhei Thur
bcr First Vice President Miss f.uiu
Hart Second Vice President-Mls
Cora SeriG Third Vice President
Miss Hees Dunneilv. Fourth Vice
President-Miss Hazel Smith Score.
tary-Msa Sophia tanymeyer Treas.
urer-Arthur Strickland Oraanlst-
Miss Elizabeth Gehring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
Deeds OF Trust.
Two deeds OF trust left for record
UNIFORMED COMPANIES
At TRi-STATE ENCAMpnENT

~ the tr-state encampment Of
the United Woodmen. there will be
~ local companies uniformed in
hnshl uniforms which were recently
ordered ard Others NAV follow %,
example during this week Ths o.
h'ers who will be IN charge ~ the
encanpn"nt are Col J. A. Newiand.
OF pittsburgh Adiutant. r Y. Deaf
hauEh. ~ this city and Quarter
Master. o.. Schinn. y Martins Fcrrv
MsyT O.. q Schmidt. 81 thia city.
- 10 deliver the address n welcome
Monday afternoon At 2 O'Clock. and
a big time H. anticipated The drum
snd ougie corps ~ the Woodmen IL
ono or the best IN this section and
they are practicing daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
LAYING BRICK
work on mecoiloeh Street lmorov.
msnt No" Being Pushed Forward
Rapidly.

The laying Of brick vas starred ON
the McCulloch street improvement,
Monday morning ny tho end ~ tho
week the west side Of fhc street from
me Vineyard 10 Twelfth viii have
been Completed
The work II being rushed RAPIDLY
forward with tho arrival Of favorable
weather The concrete work between
the Vineyard and Twelfth H. all finish.
I'd and tho contractors have the con.
crete mixer now located along no
section south ~ Twelfth Hard ~ tho
work is being pushed. however. a. viii
DO several wc"ks yet before the Anal
touches aIo placed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
Deeds.

Warwood Land Co. to r. r Robin
son. lot l31 in plot OF South Warwood
consideration $40.
Geo F. Wolfe and Florence NJ
Wolfe. his wife. TO William Manley and
{. w. Dickens. a roadway. by warran-
", leading from Water street 10 the
river South Wheeling. consideration
81 90.
Martha E Whitaker. e%1ecutrix. 10
Louisa VI. Gardner. part OF lot No /.
IN square 20 In Bellaire Addition 10
City OF Wheeling. consideration $40
Warwood Land Co. 10 Arthur ID
owen, lot No. POS and east half OF lot
NO. 2O4 on plot OF town CT Warwood.
consideration $40.
Hebecca Mckinley. ca al. TO Charles
W. Rogers and Elizabeth Il. Rogers
north half Of lot No. % and lots mum.
6ers 70 and 30 IL on Plot OF Town OF
Vest Liberty. consideration $40.
George F. Press and wife TO G II
Hadsell. lot No. 2 I'm Glenova. mining
nights reserved. Consideration $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
STATE CONVENTION
OF Epworth League az Eikins VIII Be
Attended by Many From Local
Leagues.

The state convention 81 the Epvorih
Leagues Uili open in Elkins on Tues
day. July %. including July 25th
Every league with for y members is
entitled 90 one delegate and one alter
nate or h "a league have two thirds Of
This membership There viii be a
large delegation from this city attend.
~ there are eight churches having
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
WEST VIRGINIA
VIII probsbIg Exhibit In Rome. Leels
lsture VIII De Asked 20 Make
Appropriation.

West virginia will be- probably one
o. thirteen southern states 10 send en-
agricultural exhibit. especially In the
fruit division. 10 the International In.
stitute q Agriculture az Rome. In 1918
The movement has been agitated By
tho Southern Commercial Congress
and has been taken up By the state
Board Of Trade. with the result that
the legislature ncxt winter will be
asked 10 grant IN appropriation suHi
Client 20 ove the cost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
RETREAT CLOSES
Sisters % ST. Joseph Hold Impressive
Exercises In Convent Chapel Last
Night.

The annual retreat OF the sisters %
E. Joseph. which vas held here for
tho past week. came 10 a close with
appropriate exercises held at the con
vent chapel last night. Rev. Patrick
Doolel S !. ~ baltimore. had charge
~ The services Many 81 the sisters
from aIl parts OF the diocese were In
Attendance a number Of the visitors
viii emain FOR several weeks ~ tho
new summer home ar Film Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
ARRANGE FOR CONVENTION
AT MEETING THfq NoaHtH,

~ an adjourned meeting ~ the
executive committee Of The Wheel
ing business Mems association. 10
be held this morning ~ 2 30 o'clock
w The association rooms. arrangc
meuts viii 10 discussed Tor the an
nual meeting OF the state aqsociat-
ION. which will BE- held in this rifv
in August. Several details for tina
entertainment ~ the delegates ara
expected 20 be completed and tho
program committee viii make a re-
port
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
CHAMP" cLARK's COUSIN
WANTS HIN NOMINATED

There is no one In the entire val
icy who is more Interested in the
outcome 81 tho Baltimore convention
than Marcus A Clark. a bottle blow.
or Ora the North Wheeling Glass Go.
Mark. az he n commonly known. L,
a first cousin 81 Champ" and has
visited him In his western home
Mark is q resident ~ Gienns Run
and eagerly seeks the news ~ tho
convention and sincerely hopes for
his cousins nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
BANKERS MEET
Group One Of State Organization VIII
Dine This Evening at the Country
Club.

Group No. one OF the state Bankars'
Association. composing the counties
In the northern part OF West Virginia.
VIII hold an important social session
and business meesRg az the Country
Club this evening. Dinner at the club
will be followed by an address By
James Allen Rice. a leading banker
OF Canton, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02

held that the suit should be dismissed
~ the cost OF the plaintiff The case
was argued at the spring term OF court
here. and attracted much interest
In the bankruptcy matter OF the
Folsom Cooperative Store company.
81 Folsom. Wetzel county. a petition
Of discharge vas hled with Commits
sioner Boyd In the United States Dis
trict court yesterday. and an order OF
notice thereon was entered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
John Sutek, Al, and Sadie Kotrls, 10
or Wheeling Creek, Ohio.
Wladyslaw Mageran. &c and Salomea
"asilaski. rs. Of Martins Ferry, Ohio
Louis Martin. 81 and Elizabeth
Schoen. 20. OF Wheeling.
Frank Anderson 81. and Jennie NJ.
Hartzog. 30, OF ~CIaysville. Pa.
Evan Ralph Harris. 26 and Grace
h. Altman, p. OF Williamsburg. Pa.
Charles Oliver Van PeIt. 3s. of Mar.
n Ferry. Ohio. and Annie Armour
~. OF Ohio County. W. Va.
hay THOMAS. %. and Gertrude Gil,
lies. p of Wheeling.
Ford d. Touse. 80 and Olive Irene
Beazles, 10 OF Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02

During the summer months mothers
.of young children should watch Tor
any unnatural l~ouscness 81 the
bowels When given prompt atfen.
ton ~ This time serious trouble NAV
DO avoided Chamberlain Collie.
.Cholera and uiarrhoea Remedy can
always b. depended upon. For sale
~ all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
CASES DISPOSED or IN UNITED
STATES COURT.

To The equity cause o. James y
brandon administrator. and % hers
against Abhi" p Campbell and others
p written np MON was handed down
by judge Dayton in the United states
bisiricf court yesterday. In which ha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
Nays Great Display
Summer Pumps

Pumps are the most attrac-
tive of footwear styles-that
is, Pumps that fit. !
Our Pumps do fit.
Every pair of them is made
over Pump lasts, that's why
they always fit.
Here IS a truly wonderful
assortment to pick from:
White Nubuck, White Can,
vas, Linen Cloth, Tan Kid,
Tan Box Calf, Patent
Leather, Gun Metal, Suede
etc.
Prices $3.50 to $500 ,
Let us fit you. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02

hp"orth Leagues. and each has a
membership OF over forty.
arrangements are being made for
,he entertaining Of the delegates. and
repor's from the president Of the
leagues Of the state. say that an or.
~ceptionally fine program will be- ron.
dered. and nothing r. being spared In
making the convention a success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
Notice Of Lis Pendens-

Laura @. Neimer. VS.. Charles VI.
Cray. In c~hancery. notice to obtain a
decree cancelling and setting aside
a certain deed. dated September IS.
1911 and partition OF real estate be.
Ing lot No. 1873 Seventeenth street.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Sui idi Ie6e!

Inter ben GIteIten Seme'ttrn Der
ebemulioen Stuhiersnbsn Der 8erlinsr
8sreatahemie 1T nod beute Elm 9sIg4
oes papa @ranesl in Grinnerung.
Der alt, Serr fam zines Cages in
bas MuIeum fir 8ersbau uno Siits
tenpefen in Der 8ergutabemie uno be-
Ti6ti9te bic ausgsIteIlten 9esenitGnos.
Der bienittuenbe Suseni.ur mrsts
.bm perT6iebene @pparote aunb Wloeel,
le ertlGren. Inter anbersm 5ei9te
.r ibm aud einsn sepdltisen S5tstns
TaIsblpd, Der erit serabe aus StaBs
furt eetommen mar. ~Ss BET Rurs
mor9" = .Nein, GrsellenS. bas 1T
SaIs." = r9u fdpinOeIit." = ~Gss
pib, @rstIltn3. es iit StsiniuIS.- =
rOul i'd lede!" 0o Der Snetrteur
feline Ritns muats, feline @rtlGruns
gu piosrrufsn, Iedts DrunseI nun
pirtlih an bem SaIsblod unb cling
oonn topffdiitteInb psitsr: sd bdb's
'pa5rbaftis ni4t ssgIOst.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
9as atttfte @aB.

9os Gltsit. Wob. beFen &enntniS
aus Dem 9lItertum ouf uns sefoms
men in, 1T 'pobrI9einIih bic @1e
ober bic 2dnge bonn Gabogen bis 5u-
'Spibe bes tleinsn Singers. Dities
Wab ipurbe ihon beim 8ou Der gros
FEN gpromiSs $500 Sabre por Gbrls
I'll 9sburt benubt. unb mar aud be-
reits Bel ben Suoen unb onbersn fss
mitiIbe-. 8Dlfern in 9ebrou6. 1le6'
riaens rpor bieIe 2Guse Bel ben psrs
i6iebenen @0ltern perI9iebsn. Gin
iebr oItes, in ben Ruiuen bon 9lbb-
bos sefunbenes Gllenmob beiiBt cine
2Gnee BON ISL 3on. pGbrenb bic
ipdteren Gllenmobe, bi. turs por bsm
arie6iIoDen 3eitalter sur Inipenbun9
inmsn, nur 1917 3oII 2dnss bsIoReu.
Die bur6T6nittIi6e QGnee elmer Glie
lam az runb 20 3olI ongsnommsu
fperpen, unb bieier 9etros ifimmt
ou9 nit ben an Der eroBen ppramis
be angsponotsn MoRen iiberein.
Sn Der beutTden Sitmort snb es
friib,r Elm Spri9port: Die MAIDEN
olIes psrtebrt." China iit elm oltsS
&ulturlanb, absr man gribt bort.
obns ben Sut ob5unebmen, uno psnu
man in fe'tliber Sfeibuns binisrr.
behalf man sIeihFnIIs ben Sut ouf.
Sobnlb man bon bem Sobe sine8 na-
ben 8erponbten fpriht. mub man
cine lddsInbs Wiene ouffsben, bomit
Der, au bem mon fpridt, Der ptin
bss &onboIierens iiberboben ipero..
@enn elm geoIeifer in einer SdnFte
poriiberSiebt. TOII Der llnt.rasb.ns.
Der ibn sufd1is trifft. 70 fun. oIs ob
.r Jpn nidt fennt; ipfHu er i'm nGms
lid ariihte. fpiiroe Der @oraeIeb!e
aus S0fIi6feit Gus Der SGnfIs iitia:n
miiFsn, nm 9utsn 9os gu Toa.n;
es 1T sute- SOn. ibm biefe Niibe
su srfpar.n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
.DltnidltnpiirOiae Grlitsn,.

Seotr 2e6enoe bat BAG Re6t auf
cine msni9snfpiirbiss @Giitsns. 50
oft pirb bieIsr SAT pertiinbet. Gr
tIinst 10 gut i'm DIR alIsr oersr,
Ssnen ss f9Isdt ersing. bic tsinsn
pIab uuf Der Sonnenisite bss 2ebens
er6,eltsn.
DGrs es ni9t gut, benz bermipaas
Ienbsn Sobn ober Der So6ter gu
Iasen: Sober 2ebenbs bat bic pflidt,
fein 2eben 70 gu fiibren. baB er ii4
cine meni6enlpii=oiee griitena err
rinst9 Oas tlingt bart. 9lber olle
8abrbeiten Iino etipas bitter Ooer
bod ni6t 70 fiiB, nno es 1T t0ridt.
sinem iuusen Menf9en etpas eripas
rem gu poIIsH. bas ni4t un9enebm
unb iiiB lit.
2lrst, bilf Dir ielbsr! @arum nidt
in Der @r5iebung bon Infang on ben
Stanbpuntt pertreten, buB es notpsnz
big lit, i'm 2eben alIein auf iid3 ges
iteGlt unb pbne &riiden unb Stiiben
porlpGrts gu fommen!2 9Dir baben
aber leiber 9ottes bic @efpobnbeit
angenommsn, unIersn Sinoern alles
piel gu Iei9t gu MAIDEN. Der 9runOs
fdb: @ebrann!es &inb Iaeut bas
Seuer = ipirO sana beifeite sef9oben.
0as Iisbe &inb Sarf iid erit gar ni9t
perbrsnnen! S9ubpdlIe. 8orii9tss
mabreseIn babsn mir in heller Meng..
llub cine 3eittans eebt audi uGles
ibeinbdr pieG beHer, als ebemals.
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bab ss ii9 geulen f9lug = es mar
tpobIferpabrt in feiner Bore. IS
tommt uu9 in be- S9ule poripGrt3,
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etgene @ebanten, ihneIle @ntI9liiHe
nOtis iinb = ba perfuet Der Sungs.
@r Itebt ratlos bo. 8ein Wunber!
@s ging ibm INNER piel gu gut. @r
bat iie ME ssssn 5einbe 5u perteiois
gen brau9sn = bic nurben glei4
beim @nmarT9 BON Silfstruppsn abs
sei6lagen. @eripei9liGung sebDrt
gu ben NotitGnben unierer 3eit, Die.
cine 8prbebingung fir Die unipiirois
gen 0uIeinsbsbingunsen iinb. unter
benen 70 pieIe Menf6en beute ieu5en.
@eripsi9li9te Meniden brouden
gum @liidli9Iein 70 pieIc totbare
0ing,, bab iie nidt bic &ruft uufs
bringen, Iie au beI9affen = bur6
rebli9e 9lrbeit. Sdtpa9beit. ni9t
S9e9tistsit lit bas Signum unIerer
3eit. gliemanb min Miibsn uno
pfli6tsn auf Iib nebmen, bon benen
er ni6t bsitimmt ipeib, baB er iis srs
fiiaen tann. 0ab aber Elm iturter
Dills, cine fr6blife 9lrbeit, Elm msis
ntttpesen bIinbes 8ertrauen mebr
@liidsgdrdntien bietsn als Die @ore
Sift zines tlusen Mannes, Der iia
einhilOet, abmefen gu f0nnen. mas
feline &raft trGgt = bieie tOitli4e
@efpibbeit 1T uns abbdnben gstoms
men.
.0u pirf auffliesen pie bic iuns
gen glbler!" 2G6erIi9! Wer bat
nod IoI9sn uniiunieen Sbealismus!
limb 10 balten bic SiderbeitstOmmifs
sGre un6 bic @orfi9tissu nit ben linz
sufriebsnen suIummen unb forSen
oufiir, boB ale frifdt. frObe &raft
uno dller Wagemut perloren eebt, uno
ItDbnen: Sober 2ebenbe bat bas Re4t
auf Gin, menidenlpiirOigs Griitsus!
Die pfIidt bat er. iid auiammens
suruffen unb frob unb troBig i'm
9ampf bGSuIteben unb nidt bon ans
beren su forbern. mas er iih e:a5is
unb alIein felbit fhaffen lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

= Gin tIafftf9er @au=
ner. Ridter: Limb sic ipollen bars
auf bebarren, baB sic oieisn oeripe=
senen @inbru9sbisbitabl gang atIsin
ausgsfiibrt baben2" @inbrsder
CtolO: Der Starte 1T am md9tiss
itsn alleinl"
Die Suuptf q DE. ~... Die
@rri9tuns elmer SOmmerfrif9e, 9err
8iirssrmsiiter, bat bod ipobI Der @e@
meinbe Elm f10nss Stiid @sIb ges
tpItet9" 81 freili! @enigitens 20
SaferIn nit p@erbotener Des" babsn
mir MAIDEN laHen!"