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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
CHURCH BLAZES ITS
WELCOME TO PASTOR
IN AN ELECTRIC SIGN

Central Church-Welcome" blazing out
IN an electric sign greeted DR. G. l.. Hans
com, pastor of the Central Congrega tional
church, on his return from his vacation
a Greystone, Tenn
The sign which is said to be the only
flashing electric sign on a church in
the United States, was installed during
the pastors absence and. because of the
fact that he always insisted on making
strangers welcome in the church the word
welcome was made a prominent part
DR. Hanscom will preach at the regu-
Jar services tomorrow morning and aft
erno0n An attractive musical service
Mr.. Frank Cundell, the tenor and Mis-
Alice Wright Bonnell violinist, viii be
on the program
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
6-DAY WORK WEEK
PASTOR s LABOR
SUNDAY TEXT
Union Men and Their Families
Will Spend Monday at
Grant Park.

DAY except the parks and the working
men VIII take rest instead of palad-
ing under the sun "hich usually works
overtime on Labor day.
ne SHu''Hes VIII observe the ga!
os sPeS'a, services iohoI row nearly
an "' 'i'e 'eA1'hs ministers ''aN'Hs an
"ou"'eu sermons bearing on '''e "e'a-
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.,a ,',,sl,i,,s If the city. but the great
,s;s,;.,. 80 ,.,. .gtores o.uj observe the
.,,..o.,,.,,, g., ..ios. rbay are remind o.
tn, ,l,.,r customers TODAY of this fact.
A. r,e piedmont mark lake there viii
sno,tal evbibitiop of aquatic
-,arts ana II Is exnoeted that the larg-
-, ,,,,,d r.hi,h over visited the swim
rms nool win take I'll dip.
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,yo,.Lore" win he th, theme upon which
Ro, Iera 4 Moore pastor Of the Har-
bic Stroat Proshytctiau church will
e..o,. ,l,,,o,.-.,o. morning AT the Labor
81. aa,.,,;ro.
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tai,a cosni1anc. df Labor day. which
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-31
Mercedes in Sma shup.

George Clark. driver of Mercedes
car and Fred Malone, his mechanician.
were painfully injured and their car
demolished in making the Hornbeck
turn on the sixth lap of the free for-all
race today Malone was thrown from
the car into the straw bales erected as
buffer at the turn. Clarks head was
flung backward, striking the gasoline
tank cap. inficting a deep scalp wound.
Both wrists were sprained. Both
wheels Mere torn off Tho na,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17
AT the Hotels

oehcrson-Thomas X. Krccie, Sara
Iosa springs: Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry y.
AYERS. Metucnen. n. j.: u. Z. Hayward.
Gnarieston' 5. c.; }. S. prendablr. port.
ANU. Ne: y. X. Hawley. Florence. S.
-. W. a. Cruch, Florence, S C.: John
, my, Detr9tt; elmer Crawford. rn,i-
adsipnia A anSnas rH w SINNERS npi PHI.
mas l. P!nchies. Norfolk: l. "
tNranns New York: o H.. Kreigcr. New
, nork; Chas. c. and Mrs. Cooper. Chi
ma; III. L. Snodgrass. Washington. ID
~: II. Biilotte and wife, Norfolk. W.. /:
MIS- MIS-: +. s Harper. Alexandria, Va:
Miss Fanny DtNon, Alexandria, Va.
Judge, Baltimore; w. Leon Han, Nor
!lIk; irving Lowenthal. Chicago; j. w.
I urnDuii Philadelphia. John II. Kun
y; Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. IT. AIayrrcd. Lynch
purg; X. L. brown. Jr., Phnadcliphin.
"a: G. c. Brebc. Boston: J. c. GrirIith.
OOh!Gaso; w. Winston. Boston: w.
JeI:ress' Philadelphia; J. ~. Dillon.
,New York; II. NJ. Jordan, North Caro-
INA Miss Edna Mcconnell, New York
w: II. Chatheld. Cincinnati. o.: ]. il.
iiat ,r; NJ. F.. Bisseil, Philadclnhin p. ].
Everett. Atlanta: r. T.. strong and
VIE Cleveland. Lyon q. Tyler. VII
,v!ainsourg; Va; II. d. Boyle. New
;;icams. Jr., Pawtucket. X. l. ". 4.
hester. Chicago: Fl. Lant.. West Wiz.
ginia; w. c. Penn. Cumberland: l.. NJ.
Williamson. Front Royal; +. l.. White.
nati: o.; J. S. Hurley. Novy iori, CIV.
Richmond-Air. and Mrs. r. Meyer.
New York; G J. Holloway and w!fc,
North Carolina: J. l.. Chambers ana
hah. Ga: L. NJ. Wharton. New York =:
=; NJ. Tompkins. New York: NJ. -
rtnch, New York: ". A. Stewart, New
York: c. J. Smith, Jr., New York: II.
~ ~. FoN, Elierson, Va: Phil Friedman.
New York: V. y. Cannon. Philadelphia:
Sparrow. Boston W. c. Whltner,
South Carolina; ]. N. cutch!ns. Ir.,
Whitakers. n. c.. John +. Hammer
Philadelphin; Mrs. w. D. Stearns.
Jackson Mich Miss II. Stearrs. Jack
Del: w. p. Short. Philadelphia. Pa; H.
Avner. New York: Guy NJ Lambert.
Was hington; W. +. Johns. Atlanta: j.
l.. Watt, New York. Il. ]. Miller, Bal
timore Md: NJ Ol!endorff. New York ::
ll3ughy. New York, Frank y. Graham.
Baltimore. Md. John r.. Judge, Balti-
more. Md: William Schefcr, New York :.
n. Doinger. New York; r. w. Pfeffcr
R 1fitr9t. Mich! l,:; Mrs; f. H. Johnson.
Carolina; Mrs. Eden, North Carolina !:
r. i. Aiken and wife. Gladstone, Va. !:
+. NJ. Kiser and wife. Virginia; Cha.'
i. King. Atlanta: J. II. Steel, Balti-
more, Md: ]. *. Palmer. Philadelphia.
j; IL: Z. Colin, Baltimore, ME-; y. s.
MacMullen Baltimore. Md: Gordon A.
Van Piper, Chicago; 7. Il. Castleman,
Battle Creek. Mich: II. L. Harrison.
Baltimore. Md; Paul l. Jones, Elkton.
Edith Leur. Narrows Va: r. II.
O'Meara. New York: W. T.. Ryan. New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17
New York. G. s. sullivan. Norfolk;

New York. G. Is, Sullivan. Norfolk.
!. y. McChcrn. Story, Va. Fred e,
Mede Hot Springs Va: Charles Shell
Sii' New FORK CITY; Z. \ Hanger. Am
Vfrsf' va; Mr.. nn@ Mrs. y; {. vim.
Meyer New York: j. Reese Phil
aadelphia; Percy Crawford. Washing
,W9h; y; H. Crawford, Washington: j.
Detroit. Mich. Frank V. Coggins. Bal
Hmore; w; J. Boyd, Ayden. &. G.: w.
= scott. stanton. Va: Il. c. Wooten.
ingram. virginia. James - I.askartst
,imington. Del: DIR. W. NJ. Smity.
sioHston: VI; p G. Gregory, Tellerv.
;,,ohcure: Norfolk: 7. Brown. Norfolk;
raul Liftnan. New York City; r. IL
JM9nnson. Washington: NJ II. Churcn.
einnati: John D. Prenrahle Portland,-
Me-: Melton Cohn. New York; D. r.
Murray, Baltimore; c. {: Blank enship.
n. Dnrden, Suffolk; 4. S. Thomas.
New York; John MEX emma. Phladel-
phin; William Grecman. Philadelphia;
New York; William NJ brennan, Bal
timore; George W. Adams. New York;
!: 3: Young. Wash!ngton; L. Sam
Baltimore: NJ, T Bioasingham. Nor Nor.
folk: j. w. Pulcr Rockncll, n. c.; w.
F. Mmpp, Boston; }. Harry Beau
w us nineton, Alex Reed, New York.
S. G. sales. New York City: II. Bed!ch-
liner. Philadelphia: H. Noell Garner.
McNundria. Va; \. Herbert. .Ir.. Alex
ondria. Va: T.. \. Clark. Virginia; j.
!, Shrensaal, New York: c. N Closer.
Chicago: +. c. Brill. Baltimore: Frank
Hayes, la Porte. Ind: Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. w. Burke, Philadelphia: Z. w.
Chewing Roanoke; +. F. Nadal, North
Carolina: MIS-. w I. Johnson. Farm
vile. Va; II. G. Virgins Georgia;
u. Russell Dixon, Rocky Mount. n. c..
g. II. Arlington, Rocky Mount, y. c..
q. w Gravitt. Port Royal; \. r..
Bragg. New York; NJ. Gravatt, Uni
vcrsity of Virginia. A. T.. Il. Scrusga
aud wife. CroZet. Va: W. J. Mack,
New York City: II. T.. .Amcs. Virgilina..
Va; +. y. Harrison. Washington. u.
c.; Mrs. Jennie Brodic. HENDERSON, y.
c.; j. H. Brodie. Henderson. y. c.;
Max Cohen. New York; L. j. III, Sullcn,
Philadelphia: c. r. Neal Red Ash, Va;
w. Il. Shipley, Cincinnati: u. j. ell,
New York; Albert Bcder New York;
l.. w. James. Deuden. Va: X. Gins rerg.
New York: William {. Nrerber, Phil
ndelphia; T. :. Douglas. Baltimore:
NJ. Joeshof. New York City; j. 5. Nes-
bit. Washington, D. c.; G. j. Wood,
North Carolina; Nelson G. Groome.
Hampton, Va; \. W. Childs. Boston.
Mass: j. Il. Lnnkorf. Baltimore; ].
Gilman, New York.
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York; cd. S Warner New york

York Ed. S. Warner, New York. j..
Hoehoaum, New York. Mr.. and Mrs,
ham, Was hinSton. W. W. 1eSoto. New
York: l.. w. Kent, New York: Il. w.
Reed and wife. Philadelphia. pa: 4. L.
S sni1 nam, Ha 1n COM; F. s Har-
folk. Va; IS. G. Dunlop. Philadelphia :,
John L. Hammer. Philadelphia: w c.
Blan'on.. Ashland. Va; c. II. schoder
and wife. New York.
LcxinEton-M. r. Crafts, Chicago: a.
y. Crafts, Boston: y. D. Stating. Dan
VILE, Va: Harry ltosendale. Balt'-
more; r.. ID; Gregory. D.llwyn. Va; w.
I. Garter. Danviile. VA: j. /; T'nley.
adelphia: s. II. crowdcr. Sew York:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. |. Anderson. Warren.
Va; l. IL. Fountain. Taraoro. y. T..
W. D: Blolock. Wilmington, n. c.: n.
W. Murphy. hartford. Conn: e. D..
Mann. Virginia; y. T.. Harris, Virginia.
II. \. Mander. virginia +. A. Manlcy,
Virginia; r, H. Jones, Win"on- Salem.
y. c.; +. j. Talley. Greensboro. y. c.:
G. l. Cooper Virginia; John ID. Roger,
Lexington. Va: j. NJ. Dulaney aud son.
Carolina: w. !. Gordon, rikton. Va:
George b. Cotton. New York; NJ. q.
Hess Mannheim. Pa; VI j. Warren.
Virginia; c. Fl. Greenhof Savannah.
John f Pendleton, wahun. y. c.: +,
Higgins. South Carolina: r.. j. Barnes,
Amelia. Va. c. II. Saddlewhitc. Hen
derson. y. c.: w. o. Rogers. Warren
ton. y. c.; Il. y. Bell. stanton, Va: III.
+. King. New York: D. II. steel. Bal
timore. Md: G. w. Gregory, Chase
City, Va: ". q. Taylor, Cincinnati,
o.: Thomas j. Kelley, North Carolina
T.. d. Carter. Philadelphia. Pa: j. NJ.
Pets. Charlottesville. Va: Mrs. Light
and sister. Washington. y. c.. H.
Spoon, Kansas City, Mo: j. $. Freed
Newark, n. j.. II. II. Dickinson. La
Porte. Ind: w. +. Terry. New York.
Stumpf's-H. NJ. Horton. Baltimore:
Nd: J. !. Sabiston, North Carolina: !.
w. Giles. Knoxville, Tenn: d. II.
street. Baltimore. Nd; d. *. Cameron,
Detroit, Mich; II. II. Miller, Thur
inond, w. Va: r. r. Young, BatoLa.
y. y: John 4. McCauslaa. Phiiade lphil 4.
Pa: j. s. iTememon. Baltimore. Md.
w. G. Robertson. Hartford Conn; o.
Harvey. Newark. y. j.: j. II. Gibbs.
LyrLhburg. Va: Abe Bennett, Balti-
moro, Md; S. NJ. Suger. Baltimore. Md
j! NJ. Wishart, Baltimore. Md: NJ. w.
Mcrccrcau. Staunton. Va: w. II. Mar
tin. Lynchburg. Va.
Murphy's-Roland r.. Chase, Clint
wood, Va: w. L. overly. Glemdy. Va
Thomas T. Fry, Virginia. G. J. Mashcr,
New York: i. NJ. Daindcrs. Pittsburgh,
Pa: y. Gotthelf, New York; +. NJ. co.
burn Boston: II. B. Collins. Kansas: w.
II. Bailey. North Carolina: a. Blum,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17

Butts that the negro has been allowed
to remain although his crime calls for
Imprisonment at Charlestown.
The counsel for the condemned man
bent their efforts during the past few
weeks to securing support for q petition
for Communication of the death sem
tencc to life imprisonment. Tho ground
alleged is insanity. due to abnormal
traits. which, according to the lawyers,
would not constitute legal insanity, but
have unique character of their own.
warranting clemency
Richeson on April &c sent n petition
for communication of sentence to Gov
ernor Toss. 1t read:
II respectfully request that the sem
tence OF death pronounced against me
by the Superior Court for the county OF
Suffolk be committed to Imprisonment
for life. and | leave the presentation
Of this request and the reasons in sup
port thereof with my counsel.
CLARENCE V. r. RICHESON."
simultaneously with the presenta-
ton of tho petition, Counsel William
y. Morse and Philip r. Dunbar, of Bos-
ton. and John !. Lee. of Lynchburg Va,
MED numerous depositions relating to
evidences of insanity on the part Of
members Of the Richeson family in
virginia and as TO peculiar acts ana
traits of the prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17
BELIEVES EVIDENCE
AMPLY SUFFICIENT
Attorney Lee Thinks That Ends of Justice
Would Have Been Met With Life
Sentence for Richeson

he is certainly in such mental condi-
ton that he should not be held In the
same degree of responsibility as the
average or normal man. y life sent
ence in this case would. In my judg-
ment. have answered the requirements
OF the law and would. in my judgment.
massachusetts"
Mr.. Lee intended going to Boston II
;he case had been referred to the
council. but he Will not do so now
lie could not say tonight whether the
aged father Of the condemned man
"ould see him before ms execution or
1ot. but it Is probable that he. too,
%ill not so to Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17
News of South Richmond

serving for moro shan a year asa sub
stitutc.
New Park Lights Tried.
The ornamental iteht. installed this week
IN Washington Square were turned on last
night ,or the AIRS; time. They are exactly
the same as those on Broad Street, and add
greatly to the looks OF the park. Five have
been Installed, and the sixth will he placed
In IT'S position as soon as 1t arrives from
the factory.
In the Courts.
Henry Nunnally. accused on n warrant
with Il serious offensc against n young girl
was yesterday granted continuance until
this morning. He will appear to-day IN the
Police Court, Par; .
Clement r. Smith will he placed on trial
this morning In tho Chesterfield Circuit
Court for the murder Of Joseph Waiker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17

Especial 10 The Times D'spatch.)
Lynchburg. Va. May lG.-John Lee,
chief counsel for Clarence " Z. Richie
son. who is to be elcctrocUtcd next
week for the murder OF Avis Linnell,
when told this evening that his appeal
for executive clemency would not be
referred by Governor Foss to his exc
cutivc council, made the following
statement:
II am and have always been of the
opinion that the evidence submitted TO
Governor Foss was more than amply
sufficient TO have warranted a com
mutation OF Richeson's sentence.
While he may not be Insane in tn
strict legal acceptatiou Of that wore,
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South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
1870 Hull Street,


1870 Hull Street,
Phone Madison l75
Loss than half OF the witnesses in the
suit Of Gertrude q. Ennes ct III. against
i.inwood Il. Webster being heard by Judge
T., H. Wells in the Hastings Court. Part :.
the case went over until this morning AZ
! 10 O'Clock
| The plaintiffs are contestins the will OF
! their father. John u. Walker, OF Chesterheii
county who left the bulk Of his estate, val
u.d at $500. to the defendant SON
The plaintiffs through their attorneys. j.
NJ Turner and Wills e. smith. ahese that
undue influence was cxertcd by the defend
ant and that their rather at the time o.
making the will OF unsound mind. Evil
dcncc introduced has shown that MI.
Walker was eccentric. and had for tine
been confined in an asylum.
Tho def.ndau, is represented By John A.
| and BroTc&,rough Lamb. They arc nt-
tempting to prove that no undue influence
was used. and that MIR, Walker. while
centric. was nevertheless or sound mind.
The Jury Will be called upon to decide
whether or not the Will In evidence be the
last true viii! OF Walker.
Protest Gains More Names
Several new names were added yesterday
to the protest against the Richmond ana
Iienrico Railway comphny'S plan OF run
ming IA line up Porter Street. The property
owners almost TO urI; are o2poted TO hnV-
ing the street married by tracks. but are
generally in favor o! the new line coming
route is selected.
An onicinl or the company was visitor
yesterday in South Rlchmond. and when
appraised OF the opposition OF the Porter
Street people stated that his company did
not desire to force itself anywhe.c. but
would gladly use any route satisfactory II
the majority. providing IL allowed some
Possibility of proht.
Property Transfers.
Among the papers admitted 10 record yes
tcrday IN the office OF Clerk Walter f. Du-
Val were the following deeds or bargain and
sale:
James r. bradley to August simonreitri,
lot o. Atklnson's Addition. fronting thirty
SIX fec; on the north side OF Iiuil Street
near Vaicn Avenue. Price. 80 and other
considerations.
Mnry r. Evans 10 Ernes, Plnchbeck house
ma lot. No. 40 West :,inoteon;h street.
fronting twenty-Hevcu feet; price. SLIGO.
Clara n. Robins 10 John s. f,ebe.,. forty
three feet. f.~ntins On Hull street between
slderatlons. The probable price paid
$500. 1t is said.
Minnie Welsiscr to Frank T. Anderson,
forty feet INN stree; between Seventh
end Eighth; price. $40 and other considera-
tons. This property IL occupied by
WeisiSer & Anderson. druggists.
John y. Turner 10 Leila @. Turner. TWEEN
,y-.vc fee. on West Nineteenth street cor
81 and love and affection
New Fireman for Southslde.
~ Z, Wright. recently elected by the
Board of FIRE Commissioners 10 MI the
vacancy caused by the resignation % Alex
Tinsle. yesterday entered on his duties at
Engine Company No. Is. where he has bean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17
LAST HOPE GONE,
R|CHESON MUSTDIE

Continued from First Pagc3
look for mcrciful Judgment to his God.
to whose service in the innocence OF
his boyhood he consccrated himself.
story of His Crime.
The crim> for which Clarence Virgil
Thompson Richeson. at the time of his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17
OUTPUT LIMITED
BY MONEY TRUST

tContinued from First Puge)
the price OF coffee" said Mr. Sielcken
The Impression is created that the
financing OF this loan was a protection
To the American consumer There is
nothing that resembles a coffee trust
in the United States or Europe. nv
opinion is that the price OF coffee ia
not affected by the va!orization
scheme at all"
Chairman Pujo announced thai no
other witnesses were to be called
Immediately.
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Sdlmcidelbufte slnsrcbe.

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poirs abreiite. nm Die @eIagerirng
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Sonnsrftas, Is. sIusuit 1912.
Sempfratif6e Mominatipmen.
q atipnaI.

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Ser Ropenbogener GrSt 9r. Sino.
be6e, Der bereits friiber h,ir1 feline
IeoieIi6 nod bem Prtu5ip Der Bobl.
ieilbeit aufeeitellte grudbrngs.
metbobe bon ii6 rebea geHlamt bot
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1lnbeiI, bas bieie atfttftet, lit Die
8if)t eeipib Sas popuIGrIte llebel.
lIlE6Iiee W6err9en IeiSen ON tbr, unb
ipenn es Or. Sinobebe ipirflib gelun..
gen iein ioIlte. pie er bebauptet, etue
Di1t ausfinbig au mauen. Die gr.
Ioirng bon bieiem i6peren 2eioen
bringt, 70 tpiirbe er bon al ben nit
Der @id)t eepIasten @ei6opfen gepib
oIs elm 8obItdter Der Weni6beit ge.
feiert tperben. Sinbbebe 1T Our6
cine lange Reibe geiuiHenbaft aus.
gefiibrter 8eriude Su Der lleber.
5elteing eeIangt, bab unter ben Nab.
rirnesnlitteIH, Die beionbers seeignet
firlb, bic SarniGrire ouf5uIoien, ar
eriter 9inie Die &artoffeI itebt. 9artn
fpIst 9rot, bas beiBt @rabambrot.
urib Sbif. Cine 9iGt aus &artof.
feIn, 8rot unb Sbit ipiiroe baber bem
SbeaI am n6diten fommen; u0g.
Iiheripeiie bertr1gt bic 9iGt aud Ell.
1en fIeinen 8uias bon WiIt. 9ieie
4urmetbooe bat bieIe 8orteiIe. Sie
fourmt nidt MIR ber Sorberung elmer
rnogIidit natiirIiden mo einfa6en
2ebenstueife nabe; iie 1T aud biaig,
mas Or. Sinbebe, ipie i9or eir'
gangs bereits eripGbnt. i'm Srtereiie
Der 8oIfSeeIunbbeit aIs Die tpidtigite
@iseuidaft ieoer 9idt be8eidnet,
Dor allen 9ingen 1T Die 4artoffel'
8rot.Sbit.9iqt biel billiger, oils es
bse teuren 0fineralfpdiIer iinb, bon
ben nod pieI foitipieliseren Babe.
reiien gar nidt su reben. Sinbbebe
neiet aud au Der slniidt, baB bas
BaHer, in bem bic Sartoffeln ge.
fodt iino, gIei6fans elm bor5iiglides
WitteI seeen Die @iht biIoet. 9as
Srinfen bon 9artoffelpaiier 1T iibri.
gems Elm aItes Sausinittel. Dem
@inipono, bab 8nrtoffeIn idper Der.
bauIid feien, besegnet Siubbebe NIT
bem Sinpeis baraitf bob iie getpobn-
lid ni6t geniigenb gefart iperoen.
lin bas 81 bermeiben, erupfieblt er,
Die &artoffeIn auf bem Seller itets
NIT Der @abel si 5eroriiden. 8enn
bas aud nibt ionberIid elegant itno
FORFEIT ausiiebt = mas tut Der
@i6tfronfe nidt aIles, tpenn er gtus.
iidt bat, bon feinem idmerobaiten
l1ebeI befreit 5u tperoeul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
Gle fIeiHite sdnIe 9eatidlanOs.

Eie SduIe IN 9arfifop Bel I'D.
eeIin (arcis Sitprignit) bat nur
SIuei S6iiler, bon 6enen suoem
Siierr nod elmer fonfirutiert miro.
Die Sdule miro aIfo baIo aufaeb0rt
babcn Su beIteben. 9mm oiirite bic
Sbi;Ie sii areit5btre BEL BerIeb,rJ.
arcis 8eitprigilit, Ole @rbin ibres
eigenartiaen 8l1bmes fem, 6ie Jest
nrtr 0rei S6iiler sGblt. 9ranoen.
burg beiist nod uebr iolder 3pers.
ifNiIen. 9ie S6uIe in Serteieloe
Bel Raien, &reis SitbouellGt6, miro
bon flint S6iilern, ole SduIc in
Yorfftopn (Shipar3iee) BEL gies,
areis Siternburs, Don iieben, Die ia.
tboIiIde S6ule in Seitipdnn BEL
@u6en, 9reis QUEENSLAND, bon fie.
ben, Die SbuIen in @rob-SinSe Bel
PerIeberg, areis @eitprpnit. BON
abt iuro in @orf BET Sersipriu1a,
areis Sitprie9nis, mro in @as6orf
bel 3eblin, 8reis Rlppin, bon ie
neun, Die SduIen in sSdfobs6orf BEL
2aasfe, arets Sftprigitis, IN @rob.
Batter, areis aempIiu, Riiseeroorf
bel &iineIoieu, &reis 8eftpranis,
DiOea BEL 9fobrbed, Rreis 8onies-
berg (gteunarD bon ie sebn SdiiIern
beiii6t. glufia1erb bel ioI6er
8per9id1tIen beiist Der Ieeierun9s-
be5irf 9otsbam (60 SduIen nit me.
niger aIs 90 StiiIern), Der Reaie.
rltngsbesirt Sranfflirt q. .. baeegen
nlr 16 FOLDER SdaiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

aitt fir aeiprlmeene @iicnaefGbe.
@iienteilpGne unO Son merOen 3u
glei6en SeiIer innie 5uIanrmenee,
mii6t un6 mit 2ein0l bis sur SaIben.
fonfiiten5 oerfeben. 0ieicr Sitt piro
nit ettuos 2einol airfeetragen uno lit
nod einigen 8ohen 10 felt geiuoroen.
beb Die @efabe pieOer benutt perSen
Eklnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

8ir poIlen's uns ni1t nerbebIeu,
baB mir Die bfheibenen 9eute nur
oesbalb Iieben, neil fie unierer eiee.
men llnbeideibsnbeit mebr Haum ee.
ben.