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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-28
Costly Picture In Lumber Room.

A picture estimated to be worth
$4,000, which for so many years was
hidden away in a lumber room at st.
Mary's hall, Coventry, has just been
restored and put in a place of honor
in st. Mary's hall.
Owing to damp and an accumulation
OF dust and dirt, the picture had be-
come so defaced that the corporation
of Coventry had decided to sell 1t II
they could get 1875 for It. But Messrs.
lzod g. Co, n London firm of picture
restorers were at work upon the pic
lures in st. Mary's hall, and one OF
their experts recognized it as a mas
terpiece.
II was found to be one Of the finest
examples eXtant of the work of Jacob
Jordaens, a pupil and fellow-worker
of Rubens. Jordaens was born in Ant
werp, and the picture was probably
painted about 1910. It represents Bac-
chus springing from his car upon see
ing Ariadne. The canvas is about
thirty feet by ten feet high. Present
ed to Coventry by Edward Ellice, NJ.
p, In 1856, little value was attached
to it, and II was subsequently con-
signed to the lumber room.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-28

Meanwhile Henry Watterson re-
fuses to be comforted because either
he or Woodrow Wilson has lied and
the professor will not let him prove
which.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-28

Zurich has midnight curfew for
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-28
Pennsylvania.

North-6:62 p M; '12.2O p. m.
South-1O:sO a. M; $500 p. m.
'Daily except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-28

Extraordinary precautions are be-
ing taken aboard every w1rship of the
French navy and In every arsenal TO
Keep the powder from exploding spon-
taneously a danger revealed at tAe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
GE|SIN AND
GOODE HONOREO
City Home Internes Selected by
College to Serve as New
Intructors.

Because there was no quorum OF
the Council Committee on Relief OF
tile Poor last night, two young physi-
clans now serving as ntcrnes at the
city Hospital without compensation.
may lose opportunities to secure val
liable instructorships in the Unver-
sity college OF Medicine DR.. George
Ben Johnston. of the visiting STAFF OF
the hospital. was present 10 bring be
fore the committee a letter from Dr..
A. L. Cray. dean OF the University
College Of Medicine. In 1T Or. Gray
stated that the University College OF
Medicine has determined TO provide
in addition TO it's present faculty. two
demonstratorships. one in histology
and pathology and one in physiology
and pharmacology.
The Institution has selected for these
two positions DIR. Joseph Geisinger and
Or T. Y. Goode. Jr.. recent graduates
Of the institution. now connected with
the Guy Hospital, Offering them
salaries OF $1,000 each. The young
men had indicated their " llingncss
to accept. but felt under obligation
to the city Hospital. having agreed
to remain with that Institution for a
year. AS the young men would not
themselves ask Tor release, DR.. Gray
has taken the matter up with the
visiting stan and secured its consent.
provided the University College of
Medic'n ne VIII secure two physicians
to fill tho vacancies at the city Home.
which it has agreed to do.
Chairman Hobston stated that an
other effort would be made shortly to
secure meeting Of the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
MISS SISCO HELD
FOR KIDNAPPING
Simply Tried to Send Child to
Mother Without Criminal
Intent.

Miss Marion ssco. an attractive
Souns woman twenty years old.
and Il church choir singer. was arrested
yesterday az her home IN Chcsterneld
county. near Drewry's Blur. by CON
stable Traylor for the city authorities
WHO want her on warrant charginz.
Kidnapping She is accused OF all
Quoting Anita May Stilson. thirteen
year-oid daughter Of II. II. StNsou.
1910 Powhatan street. last Friday.
When taken into the office Of can
tain Of Detectives Mcmahon she told
apparently Il frank story OF the affair
Sne said that Siilson and his
Vile were divorced several years ago
Mrs stilson is now resident Of Nj
Clemens Mich. ana for sometime Mss
sisco mas been acting as informed arg
between mother and daughter IT Is
said that when the dIvorcr was
granted. the court did not decide who
should have the custody OF the child
Al Mrs. S,lson's roqust. Miss SiscI
said. she arranged 10 send the child
who has been With the father for some
time. TO hcr mother Money for this
was provided hy Mrs Stilson and Mss
her aboard e train for Michigan
Miss Sisco siuIs IN the choir Of the
Park Place Methodlst Church.
She was detained at Police Head
quarters until she was admitted to
bail 10y police Justice Crutchheld for
her appearance iu court this mornins
Bond IN tho sum OF $500, was fur
nished Ivy II 81 Clarke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
W OMAN KILLED
AFTER QUARRE Ell
Police Seeking William Mitchell,
Negro, Who Is Charged
With Murder.

MUV.I - l..l nIieV n -. il
NEGRO. ,.Iiov,8 - ne ,,.tut, S"l'' q
~not anl Instant, l,iilea t,nt."r,,
Mitchen color.d. "A, th,. 'i.,te,,s i,'.,,,,.
itui I.vnes str.., ~, mo- .a,,,
last nuht M0cb., e.ran..d s,t..,. ~
i.s f,i,r ,lie,- tnto ",,vt 49,
Body aha Az. nolire m. ea.r.,,na ~
h-n ApparentIy tbcro vSs ma AKA
To- nis whcreabot,ts
ACCORDING 40 v,i,n,ss.s ,vn,i.n,. .,,
the Altchcn woman on snndsy foliov'
iu,, onar,,I rs, .s.
n7 by. l- .o,si, last MINT ne is sa,a
lawn uartv ana mad. o,ert,,rn.
ndfus; thcir dI0ic,ll,iss eh, .,.,,,',
20 leave the marry ana acconoanv btn,
TO hog homie They bad No., No. 49,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
NO MORE JUNKETs
Moore Ordinance Recommended. WIN
I'inc for All WIN NinInlr II

Wiihout "a dissenting yo,c. TIA. coun.
oh Committee on ORDINANCES Char,er
and Reform ast night r.commeua,d ta
tho Council for adoption ihc Aiuoro
ordinance. forbddins junketiur tfirs
The ordinance has already pass~l th.
hchrd of Aldermen. and awaits concUr-
renee I'm tho lower branch 1t prohia-
us any officer employe or hoara -
ihe city or any Councilman or com
mit'ce ~ the Council from acrertlf.e
free trarspoTtation trAvei or from
s'oppine ~ of visiting luy place ak tho
fNnense of any person who is either an
equal or prospoct!vo Bidder for any
public franchise or munlclpal con-
tract The ordinance arries wiih IL
Nne Of from $50 10 5000. racovc-ah,.
hcth AGAINST tho irnketine Council.
mHn and against the contractor VEN,
pays tho freight
Tho ordinance Is an outgrowth ~ ina
recent inHhetins trip - Atlantic Cify
Or number Of members 81 tho Street
,'mmit,c" ord other Csuncilnieu. "a,
TIE oNnouse or the Atlantic Bltui,hlr
Company and the United states Wood
PRESERVING Company. Doth OF wh.ch
were at The time bidding on the Rroaf
Street paving contract Tho street
Committee has since recommended that
the award be made 20 the Atlantic
P!tullth!c Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
Halls MONTAGUE
AS COMING MAN
Former Governor Presented in
Highland Park as Presidential
Possibility.

introduced by Mayor L. NJ Mcclure
as a possible future cand date OF the
party for President OF the United
states, former Governor ~ j. Monta
sue discussed and interpreted the poll
Teal movements OF the day in an ad-
dress last night in the Town Hall at
highland Park.
Modern political unrest. he said. Is
merely the outward sign OF the desire
of the people TO get a nrmer hold upon
tho helm Of the snip OF state lie in
tcrpreted progres siveism as an indl-
cation that the public has not Away
been satisfied with its supposed repre-
scntativcs.
Ia every party. said Governor Monta-
Sue. there have been and arc men who
do not believe tho people are capa bio
90 running the government. But these
arc being gradually eliminated. willie
the men OF tho hour are those who be
iieVe the public can hc trusted with tho
rcins oi power.
Making practical application OF this
tonic. Governor Montague reiterated
hi. idea that committee meetings
should De public. and that record
should bee taken Of votes cast there.
This would make tho world acquainted
Nith how the Representatives, act Ia
the really Important centre Of i-gi-la-
tive llfe-the committee room
Believing that tho people can ho
made to become interested In the
science 81 govcrnme he also renew
90 the suggestion that Cabinet minis
tors should have seats iu Congress. a
they do ia the English Parliament. TO
answers the questions q members as
20 the details Of tho business OF their
DEPARTMENTS.
There was "a fairly good attendance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

Richard Quarlcs. colorod. was taken
10 Hanover county carly y.st.rday'
moining to b. tried In tho Circuit
Court There for an attempted Assault
committed last March upon Miss Myrtle
Rouse. iic was indicted In Hanover
county last Monday. In the event OF
acquittal or tho rendering OF a verdict
for life Imprisonment or anything less
Than tho death penalty he VIII be re-
turned 10 Hcnrico county TO ho tried
for the attempted assault unon Miss
Maggie Robinson on tho Broad street
Road some weeks ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
AUTO ORDNANCE
SENT TO COUNCIL
Every Person Operating a Motor
Car Must First Get
Drivers License
CAN'T LEND BADGE WITH CAR
Persons Convicted for Speeding
VIII Lose Righ, To Drive
Thereaiter


-
'harter ana Reform lasi niEht report
Cd TO tho Council for Adoption am orr
dinancc providinp for yapointn.ent or
"a hoo,d n, ,,,. .,t, .,,.s.,,,. ,o
'N'"''"e an persons nff'.4hE 10 'pei-
ate motor cars in tte streets of the
.city. and for tho is.rlrce of a drivers
uc.ns. ,vt,b ,,,,, Sa is
"a ""''' ''' ''' i'''
oil romeo commissioners Us authorized
to pay 500 per amnun 10 each OF the
members of the board OF examiners.
ana 10 provide metal numbered badges.
THIS license is to be taken as mark
OF proficiency to operate car and
has nothing to do with the state taN
on motor cars. which eGures a nun-
per TO be displayed ou tic car itself.
\ communication from til. Old DO
minion Motor cycle club Ind protest
was read. ANA on motion ot Mn Moore
the ordinance was autade,. So AS not
10 apply 60 motorcycles.
Must Curry II 1ndi,r
MI Nielsen objected that d private
citizen operating his own car should
not he required TO wear q unsuicAous
number or badge GA As coat. His
motion 10 table was rejected, ani tne
ordinance was amended So as not To-
'eluire the badge TO Ne worn 10 d con-
spicuoUs place as at .s, ptou0sed, but
merely requiring III. uumher 10 be
shown when required d.. pull, officer
or proper official As fnendeI the or
dnance was Recommended ior udop-
uon II was explained iAat So applied
not only to public aui private chauf-
fcurs. and TO owners o. cars. but also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

INC C0ndIilon - DetooIlvo \ \.
krenpel. VINO was accidentally shot
Saturday afternoon hy Detective Ser
feant Wiley. last night was not 81
Favorable. An x-ray photour.ph
showed That small bii of lead from
thc bullet which entered his right arm
mad remained IN ina wound ana IL was
believed that he would have to ,e
operated upon in order 90 remove H.
iic Us confined AZ the Memorial Hos
IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

Colonel John S. HAYWOOD. one of
the best known citizens or Richmond.
and member of the Legislature, who
has been III for several months, is
satisfactorily improving. Colonel nar-
wood is at his cottage at Wnioughby
Beach. whore he goes through Il daily
round OF hshing bathing, boating and
Getting fat. He was forced to retire
from the race for Congress in this
district because of III health. but IS
now nearly well again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
10 Addrcns Itulinn oI,,h.

Candidates for Congress and the
Administrative Board viii address the
members OF tho italian American Poll
tical club at tho monthly meeting to-
morrow night at o'clock I'm Fratcr-
nifty Hail. Us West BROAD street Tho
club ms about 500 members The Off
Biasi. secretary. Loui, Corrieri aud
Treasurer. %. Puccinclli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

At an open-air meeting under the
auspices OF the East End Proeressive
Democratic club. Thursday night at
Sis o'clock at Eighteenth and Grace
Streets. candidates for the Administered
tive Board will speak.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
CHAMBER HAS NEW
ANNEXATION PLAN
Would Md 10000 to Richmond's
Population by Joining Out
lying Districts.
SCHEME MEETS WITH FAVOR
( Chestnut Hill and Highland Park
Already Enlisted in
Movements

with tho object of oNtcndine IL
rostd.,ts M n,,l,in. s.,ti,i,s of the
III, ,h. h..,,.a, AT r,,,.,i.,,l ,o,,y.ui-
.,.s ,h.. ,,b.,,,,n., nf commerce, com
nttt.. an Ann.xntio, mas. uii.,lv in-
,.ur.ted .,,unai,., FOR an. an
,,oI,,inu of number OF suburbs
Nnich IL is estimated. viii piye Ilch-
mama ,n,,ulation nj ,t ta.,st sonuoo
by lo15
Th. MIA, MS far ass il has taken
sh..o. 10 ncorporate. as mart OF
IN. ,itv nrop.r uirhl,i,d Park chest-
MI. III. I,,r,o,. I,sirhts ,;tn,,, LINK
Woodlaud Heights. Forest nm. swans
boro certain sections of East Rich
iuomd anna part OF the settlement lying
beyond thc Roseneath Road.
The committee is NOW cooperating
with tne separate settlements in the
work of gathering data as to popula-
SON. assets, possible revenue and oth-
a. items OF information. and Will
submit us findings to tho new coun-
en- in "n ehoft to secure favorable
conside '"uon or ne pan to "nneN
'Hv seFe.'i ristiiets- CHESTNUT lliI
""u liishlsnd ran H. IL was stated yes
,e'nAN' are "''ea0E aS''Ne'y engaged
J." uls movements
'"p"'"''"" al Snh"rhS '"'ooo'
~ tho hsufcs complied 10y the re-
es,,.r.,,, p.,.
e,~ pnbn., ~ tho ,,hoinba,. ~ ca,,-
nerc.. v,ste.iay. ,n uiscYssjr.- TIA
aun,Nstion n;an tbe ..ttl.3,.,,,s
which b, lis nronoscd ~ ia, -, ,b.
civ contain non,ilation of ooon
with tho natural innux bronsh, abou,
hv new Industries .lr.nd, una.r WV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

MISS Lila WASH. o. Charlotte. y. 9
is the guest OF her uncle. Captain j
W. Wash, at his home. SIG Vest Mar
shall Gfrcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

Rcy. B. Lack hodge admitted that tho
moving picture was . rreat Invention
and "a ro,gc, botn for eood ana FOR
.vl ruliss admitted 10 sttlctlv .dtsca-
ionnl views h.. wou!u cut oui ra,yiu..
picture theatres altoeetier While he
h.d mo-, attended the picture houses
himself ID. ,va4 qi.ite heated I'm ms de-
Illumination. sayiu., thar they were "de-
bauchinl wrtcking. anu ruinine the
,nun.r.r i.,u,ratiou. As TO hevtus emil
dren ON the streets al lteht. he woUll
prefer mo-, 10 nave th.iu even attend
church services after dlrk. unless acc
cotnunni.d b. parents g. : Ho.dcroit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
ans ben gsfenntnifeu eiues
GiubredlerS.

Sn Baris puroe Dor tpenigen So
gen elm ~idperer Sunse" binter
SbloB uno HiegeI geiest, Der iih
elm 8ersniisen oaraus madte, re4t
offenber5is 5u iein. Dem ibn Der.
borenoen aoututiiiar geitano Siiie-
rano, baB er i'm @erein nit einisen
alinlpanen aaein p1breno oes Wto-
nats September In Der rlmgebuns
bon Baris nidt ipeniger oils 90 er-
folgreibe @inbriide periibt b6tte.
limb bon einem ieItamen Abenteuer
DuBte Der Bandit 5u beridten. Sn
bem St6otden ReuiI mar es, mo ben
Serren ginbre6ern zines gtadts bel
gIusiibuue ibres Iidti6eueu @etper-
bes eine ionberbare ueberrai9ung
bereitet ipuroe. glIs Siiierano uno
feline 9anoe ben 2aoen eineS aoIo.
Observation-Disclosures pliinoerten, tot
itd Die Siir auf, unb mebrere Rdn.
ner traten elm. Die lleberrlImpelten
3oeen ibre RenoIner. 9oS 9leibe
taten bic Neuaneefommenen. Damn
erfannten beioe Barteien etnanoer
aIs 3unftsenoIien. un6 bic ipGten
@tnbrinsIinge rdun1ten sittpiuig
bos iseIo. lin fid ni6t tpteber ge-
senieitig ins @ebege 5u fommen,
oereinbarten Die 8anbertfiibrer, BE-
itirnttc Sebiete tn 3ufunft au met
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
germikts Eferbs, bic man in einenl
BnritfefIel ipieosrfanS.

Ser autf6er Otto Roaenbofi
inb iein @itfabrer Otto @eid ioG.
ten in S6oneberg bel Berlin cine
Subre Dung bolen. befamen aber
feinen. Sie beniisten Die @elesenbeit
5u elmer ausgebebnten .8ierreiie"
unb aIs fte enbIi6 6ur1 bic Sarl'
itraBe nod Roabit alriidfubren
Ienfte Roaenboff Die Bferbe 70 unge.
ididt, bab bas eine auf ben 9iirger.
iteis fiel. 5ufdaie famen Die beioen
ibnen befannten 9utider Sobann
Conn unb aboIf 30anann ba3u.
fie baIfen oas Eier tpieber aiifrid
ten unS meinten, bab tpobr cine flei
ne StGrfune na6 Der Irbett am
Blase iei. 9a feiner SeIo bate,
i6lug Der cine Dor, oas @eipaun 5il
perfaufen. gr fanb 8eifan. ole niet
iesten ii6 auf ben @ageu unb fub
rem na6 Reinidenborf mo bic Ga
DIE iib mad Sonns Weinung am be.
item MAIDEN Iieb. Seine gripartungen
tpurben nift get1uiht; in giitenl
9Iauben faufte Der RobidIdhter
Epred bic beiben Seferbe, berShnlieb
@robmann ben @agen, berSdanf-
nirt SeGtpia 6as @eihirr. genh Die
fer qriinbIiden aufteiIlng nabmen
Die @enoIIen Die 9ierreiie iuieber
auf un6 ieeten fie fort, biz nitb Der
Ieste @roihen Surbaebradt mar.
M6qenboffs 9rotberr, Der beraebens
nuf feline 9liidfebr pnrtete, panote
fib en6Iih an Die &riuliunIpoIi5ei.
9ieie fnnS 16nenboff unS Reifl in
ibren 8obnuugen, ermittelte bonh
auh Conn mb Soamnnn unh nahm
ale bier felt. @o9en uro @cidlirr
fanOen Iidl nod Dor; bic YierOe Iagen
ibon i'm 8uritfeiIel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
6fberiff' 's-ns,k kauf
-ppn-
8eItbBOaem @MaOeigeHtbHm,
duh
Sreitas, ben 10. Sanuar 1918.

@tmde prihifttnu Grtfuticnsbsftbls ppu
5isra 5acias. espart 5asias uur Vtnpuicui Gr'
ppnas, aus ltilrlt oon otm Common pleas St
ritbi pUu rafapanna County,. an MID etritttt,
ptbt Id ausfBsu gum SHsnIli6tn . riduf
pur1 Vnfdanuns obsr Nusruf an ben bStfi
obtr mtih 9itisnbtn, fir 8aar, in BEN gs.
ri6isssbGucs In Der Q apt scranton, eada'
pannd County. am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
RpfmaIs bic 8pbIenpreiie.
aue 8eIt I,ift ben @riinoen

Gle BeIt iidt Den @riinoen ber
aobIenteueruns auf Die Spur 5u
fommen. Die in Der 2obIeninoultrie
unS i'm Soblenbanoel beteilieten
4reiie erfIdren, an Der Breisltei9er'
uns feline S6ulO 3u baben. gIus
ibren Reben fonnte man entnebmen,
bab aobIen gang BON ielbit unO obne
8utun Der 0tenibeu i'm Breiie Itei.
gen, mas natiirllh unitnn lit. Breiie
peroen bon uno fir 0teniden o.
na1t.
@s iit ibIedterbinss fein gutter
@runS norbanoen, pesbaIb Die
aobIenpreiIe iteieen iolten. Ser
aoblenminen iinb uidt tueniger ge-
porSen. @ber lit an3unebmen, oab
iid bic 9abI Der i'm Detrieb befino.
liben 0finen nit ieoem Sabre per.
grobert. Ser Yorrat an 4obleu, Den
bic @roe biret, 1T srob genug, Inn
tiir Die n6fiten bunoert Sabre ooer
lGneer feline gebenten auftoutmen
Ju laIIen. an menidIider Arbeits.
fraft ieblt es aud niht. Gas @egen.
tell iii Der 6na. Denn eeiagt miro,
Sab es an arbeitsfrdften mangeIt, 10
1T 6as eine faule ausreoe. Die 0si.
nenbeiiser fonnen, penn iie nur ei-
men anitdnoisen 2obn 5ubIen woIlen,
nlebr oils seniiscnb RobIengraber 3ur
Berfiiguns bnben. 8enn lie errpar.
ten, SaB Die 9lrbeiter, Die in bic I'm
terluelt binabiteiaen, auf ieoe nur
baIbpegs anitanoige 9e5abIung I'M
5ntereiie Der Stoblenmasnaten oer'
jitten, 10 pirS allerSinss Elm War.
gel an arbeitsfrGiten erfl1rIid.
Serpor5ubeben lit ferner, SaB burb
perpoafommnete glrbeitsmetbooen
un0 0urd perbeiierte Winenmaidi.
merle Die SorOerung BON 3oblen ite.
tig erIeidtert wuroe. glber trOs ale
Dem miro elm b0berer Breis Don unS
geforoert.
0ie Dfinenbeiiser idieben Die
SbuI6 auf ben WianseI an glrbeitS.
fr6iten uu6 alf Die SdnOler. Die
lesteren pieSerrm beidperen iid.
oaB iie nift imitanOe itnO, geniigenS
8oblen selieiert gu erbaIten. 9aS
BubIitum muB iid nit oieien
labmen grtldrungen olIfrieOen geben
unO ben geforOerten 9reis 5ablen.
@s lit ibm aaerOings nidt oertpebrt,
binterber auf Wainenbeiiser unS
$GnoIer gu ihimpfen. Cine etpas
mn9ere @enustliung, bon Der fein
@elobeuteI ni6t boiler tpirb.
@eiier mare es, Denn oas liebe
gubIifum weniger idimpfte unO
mebr nn6od6te. gs miiroe bann
baIS einieben, baB Die efpiee 8reis.
iteiseruna MIR bas loeii6e GeiuItat
zines 3uitanbes lit, Der lGneit gum
$immeI ihreit. @enn elm 8oIf ge.
itattet, Sab Die 70 pidtisen 9obIen.
gruben, 3ie ben periteinerterGnergie'
auel Der yeation eS 5alten, in ben
$1nben einiger 9eute iinb, Die oarii'
Der nab @utOiinfen oerfiigen, 10
ioIlte eS iid nidt puuoeru, ipenn ibm
unperidGmte Breiie abeeforoert per.
ben. $ier fam ale SIidarbeit Der
@eIeeeebuug niht beIfen. gsur Die
y9tationaIiiierung" Der aobIeneru.
ben unb Der fir Die 8eforoerung no.
tisen 8abnen fam oa @an6eI i4af.
fen.
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ea6aBaHua & Bpomiua Bansp.
(eaureI etnte.)
3pHtsn SCRANTON unb 8tIIes. .garre

3Agt strlaRtn scranton um W,2.m, 300
400, 500 uue 500 Rrratus. I'm $40 Rpr.
asus an Wpntuiaatu uub dllt uddbiplasubs
apauitg Rtnuttu, unb um ZOO Wprdtns an
Scunidgtn unb d1s ua6tplgtubs ipduita Wt-
uuitu Die uHe tuiluHps 10 40 RaGts, tn @il.
I.s- -BdYrt 4f Ntnuttu ipdttr dntcmmtub.
&Tprte,Aes, uuT In ptttstOu anbaItsnb, psr-
Iihsn Suanton dat Stuubt tdaltd, dusat.
rommsn Seuuiaas uub 6titrtaasn, upu 7.fg
1ipratus BITE 7.f9 Absnbs uup trsfsn tn @tl.
les. 9arTt 30 Wtnutsn ipdttr ttu.
Ostttrtr Dituif ipiinsH SerauiSu. Rap Nue
Part, euna part, ptiusbura unb DunmOrs.
5isht Babrpiau thf gtpddbsfbrbsrubt 3haI
Lrdftu Rrdft am 8. Suli19O7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
,SOtel SelmOnt," "
Ha6anaana Il. Aoams Mbenmes,
In ad&R1 Rdbs bee eaursI eints uHb bss
aadapauna Sabnbufss.
@eujeI B Soljuasel. @tsentbiimsr.

Das 6ste Birb na@ ,uropSti&tm pians as-
I.itti. 8,Rt aii&s. Iuftias 3immsr. preniptt
B,bttnuua. Die bsftu bitRatn uut tmbortirtsn
g,tr5nit aus prtma Gtaarrtu. Gbtnfans aud
.,BHrarubsra. .Brdu" aus 9absu. Saftlsstrdnf
Ss. Riita6t bss DsutI&tn Raiitrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

Der &ane, peIden cine Ration
lmter ben 8olfern einnimmt. ent.
ideibet iebr bdufie aud iiber Die Be-
phtuns ibrer 2eiit1ngen uno Gel.
ltesfrii9te bon ieiten Der @eIt
b. 9oaineer.
Sn 6eine fIetne Sanb pabnit ou
bas 9eben gegeben2 Define fleiue
Saub bat pieIleibt eiumaI @eIegen-
beit. ben 8eiser bes GIiids nm cine
Seiunbe borduriiden. aber ni&t ibn
ebeu'OIanee itia sn bnIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

9Iud bic 0otipenbisfeit, immer
unter Reniden su iein, bat mir gut
actan Rande HoitfIeden, bic etne
Bu bartnddiae Ginfamfeit iiber uns
bringt, ihIeifen fid ba am beiten ab.
@oetbe.
@enn i'm SffentIi&en 9eben cine
Sdnb bic anbere tpdfdlt, pfIeeen heibe
idmutig 5u iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
Simmer 8e9usm.

Smmer Nequsm.
Sft F5unsu ps6fsIn Sbun Gbsd i'bsn absut
bic 9 tibr. $t.0O sr5ffn cine Spa,sinIdas
aabli 3 prcisnt 3inisn Ole fUuusr 3isbsn 5br
gsls isbsu Gag I'm 9abr ubus at biauua.
9iiralGaftiitb bsppam66iats assntsu fir BIZ
Timmtlittn Sc SransdiIautilbtu uub fiiitsn
Dampfsr eiuitn G,itbt fir Hsifeu bic bette
Ausfuuft uuo niserieftt prsiit.
Die Rctariais abtbtiluna frtiat Bclmatt n
uns puGGistsut afftBlibt Dcfumtntt II alien
turpp6iIasn Sprddru an S.forst pGiit fur
Bnretr ron htn Der. Stnatsn. @slolsHeunetn
mao alien Gbtilsn efr WsIt.
8lan 8onfin8 SUnfe.
ais &afGipanna Mpe., Seranton.
The Parker post., 1912-02-03

airy election. The chief requirments
are a flow of burning words and a
gilt edged rating at the First Nation
al bank A candidate may have the
words, but if he is shy ON the rat
ing he is as helpless as a grandma
ON roller skates. The primary has
sounded the death knell of the old
fashioned political boss with a bright
red neck, and has substituted gen
tee lboard OF managers, who relieve
the people of the trouble of naming
the candidates and writing the plat.
form. The primary is very popular
in states where money Is tight an,i
male votes can be delivered for six
bits, +. o. b. the nearest polling place.
r l.. Ram.