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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-14

NOTICE OF HEAhING ACCOUNT
Following account has been filed
for settlement and will be heard on
Tuesday, May rs, 1912, at a. m:
First and final account of r. NJ.
Greer, guardian OF Frederick D. Stur-
ges.
PATRICK A. BERRY,
Probate Judge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-06
EVIDENCE OF PROSPERITY
GREAT MARKET INFLUENCE
ShotWe11 Believes Whoever Happens to Be Elected
President This Year Can Claim to
Be the Advance Agent.
Bv Thomas c. ShotwelL

pany, to make 0.00o more machines than
originally planned. Is better proof OF ag
ricultural conditions than the guesses Of
speculative crop experts.
Earnings reported by the Great North
ern FOR April disclosed a gain in net Of
s352.620 out OF a gross gain OF $500, l39.
This road is outside the direct influence
OF recent floods and labor disputes and
Its figures show the normal growth Of
business. The 500. which Is also In the
normal territory. shows a gross gain for
the month OF s722,000 and net OF 1852, 900.
Norfolk & Western. also outside OF the
food and strike influence, gained $6I2,12l
gross and $346,2l5 net. Some roads in
the afflicted territory made bad reports,
but they are of no Importance. for the
conditions could hardly be repeated. The
May earnings will be better on all lines
and for June there should be some record
breakers.
Evidence OF prosperity Is turning up on
all hands and the stock market Is re-
fecting It In spots. just as IT did when
Mckinley was being put forward as the
advance agent OF prosperity. Whoever
happens to be elected president Of the
United States this year can claim to be
the advance agent of prosperity, for there
is none OF the candidates bad enough or
important enough TO get more than
passing notice from business.
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By International News Service.

By International News Service.
n FEW YORK, June 5.-With more ac-
~ tive trading the stock market ad-
VI vanced today and material net
gains were made, The latest
prices were the best and new
high records were made in copper stocks
The return Of Daniel G, Reid, who is be-
lieved TO be the bull leader, caused many
professional traders to cover short con-
tracts. especially as they discovered that
he had sold nothing recently. AS most
OF the stocks in the recent break were
not owned by the traders who sold them
there is a short interest Of Importance
that must be covered any time the bull
leader gives the order. One impressive
feature Of today's market was the
strength of the old standard issues,
Union Pacific, New York Central, Steel,
Lehigh Valley and Reading being foremost
In the advance
Mr. Reid Of the Rock Island and Mr..
Ripley Of the Atchison stated that the
crop outlook in their respective terri
tories was never better. Mr.. Reid said
also that the various factories, OF the
American Can company were working. TO
the limit OF their capacity because OF a
heavy canning season 10 result from big
crops This testimony, added to the or
der given today by President McCor-
mick Of the international Harvester com
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CHICAGO, June 5.-It was a typical
weather market today In wheat with the
weather the wrong sort for the bulls.
river, had q depressing effect and made
the close nervous, l to 1s@l1 under last
night
An idea that showers reported in Kan
sas last night would prove insufficient
tended TO develop buying soon after the
opening but the volume OF demand was
limited. Further advices that the rains
had become general both in Kansas and
Nebraska caused early buyers 70 ofter
with freedom. The fact was quickly dis
fairly we'll supplied through sellers yes
terday.
From that point on. the course of
prices pursued an irregular downward
track
Estimates putting the condition of
winter wheat at III per cent before the
drought damage in Kansas and Ne
braska. a gain of IL per cent, as com
pared with the May l report, had some
ranged from s1o5a to sloeS with last
sales Just one cent net lower at sl.05g.
Complaints OF poor termination gave
corn a lift until supporters were tempted
to sell by weakness of the wheat July
fluctuated from 7Sa to 74sc, closing easy
at 73gc, a loss of from last night Cash
grades were firm. No. 2 yellow. 769
77c.
Action OF leading owners in holding
among July shorts. Lively profit taking
by longs resulted in a set back. July
ranged between 51a@503c. with the close
lc up at 50lc. Well distributed COM
market in the direction of Increased cost
to consumers. Pork showed rise OF
u to 129c for twenty-four hours and
other products. 2l@5 to 7bc.
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|ARGER VOLUME OF
|TRAD|NC IN STOCKS
kices Harden, Particularly in
Anthracite and Copper Di-
visions of Market.
sAINS HELD AT CLOSE
Ioney Easy in New York;
|"Money Trust" Inquiry
"A Awakens Interest.
AIMS HELD AT CLOSE

NEW YORK, June 5.-Stocks mani
nted q further tendency to harden to-
~. particularly in the anthracite ana
|nper divisions. Dealings were In larg-
tvoIume than on the previous day and
7 the session advanced comprehended
krdous standard issues. The closing
IS strong with large percentage OF
|bstantial gains. 10
Aside from another large Issue OF April
IIway reports and an optimistic Inter
Nv by a market leader, the day, was
<oid of news, AS for the railway
Turns, they were not calculated to IN
nre confidence The financial com.
unity, especially the large interests
|6med 70 eyince more interest IN S me
|nditions abroad than in the market,
me greater firmness OF the industrial
ocks and metal issues was largely
nceable TO the encouraging reviews
Ifh intimations that another and more
neral rise In prices OF finished steel
,d Iron may soon be announced, Cop
q is being sought at the new high
Ice, and 1t is expected the next pro
.ccrs' statement will reveal large do
ease In the supply OF the metal
Increased ease was the feature Of the
al money market Sixty-day loans were
>minally quoted at per cent un.
re made at Ss per cent which Is virtu-
|r the call loan rate. Banks have re-
1ced their cash losses TO the sub-treas
". with every indication Of further
ducton on the week.
The Great Northern railway increased
1 net revenues for April by s445,o0o and
1rfolk 6, Western by SS46,000s while the
|ureapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
|Ined S32s,000. The st. Louis & san
|auclsco fell behind by sSS,0oO, and Chi
20 & Alton. sl64,000.
8onds were steady on good distrlbu-
on OF issues. Total sales. par value,
hunted to S2,0i7 900
United States government bonds were
on call
IN Closing Stock List.
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LONDON MARKET FOR
COPPER IS STRONG
Exports From New York Are
Heavy in Consequence; Bar
Silver Off a Fraction.
!.
). -: !.

NEW YORK. June 5.-standard copper
firm, spot s16.00@1700; June and July,
Sl6,623@1712i; August and September,
Sl662aM17 %. London, strong; spot,
s77. It's, Cd; futures, e7s rs, Sd,
Customhouse returns show exports OF
3799 tons so far this month. Lake cop
per 17s@q17sc,- electrolytic, 17s@175c;
casting. 162W17c. Arrivals reported at
New York today 800 tons.
Tin firm; spot, s45.75@45.S0, June,
s45.0o@45.50; July. sd3. 55@44.0O; August,
S4275@ 4325; September. $42.62t @43. 90;
October. s42.50m42.75. Sales five tons
spot at $3.50; 20 tons spot at s45.75; 20
tons June at (Port OF New York;, $45. 40;
rs tons June same, $3.50. 25 tons Sep
tember same, S42.75.
London easy: spot e20o: futures S1o4.
Lead firm; S4s2O@4.3o. New York: s410
@4.15 East st. Louis. London Gl6, It's,
Cd.
spelter fIrmer; ss9o@7oO, New York;
s6,7o@sS5. East st. Louis. Sales $4,000
pounds September at $3.50; $4,000 pounds
September ut S6.55; $4,000 pounds Octo-
Der at $3.50; $4,000 pounds October at
$6:65. all East st. Louis delivery. London,
G25. It's, Cd.
Antimony quiet; Cookson's, $500.
Iron, Cleveland warrants 53s. Aid in
London, Locally iron was steady; No.
foundry northern Sl5.25015,T5, No. g.
Sl4.75@15,25; No. 1 southern and No.
southern, soft, s15.5o@l5,75.
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Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK Juno 5-Evnporatod nnpIcr syu
largely nominal. on spot fancy was quoted al
s5.nlOhc; choice Sc; prime. 7&Gsc,
Prunes inactive but steady. quotations RANCE
from 99@c for CalforninS UP TO oO-i0s. and
6HToHc for Orosons
choice, l29i2Me; fancy. l38Hc.
9, Peaches steady. little offering: choice. 7HS
sAcs extra choice. sdshc; fancy, $4,000.
Ratsins dull, barely steady; loose muscatoIS
sQ6&o; choice to fancy seeded. 5&96hc; need.
loss. ah86ho; London Ioycrp 81. .40TI a.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market steady; 10c lower; beeves.
IS 90@9.3O, Texas steers, s6.409So0:
western steers. s8.4o@S.lo. stockers and
feeders. $4.25@S.70; cows and heifers,
S2;s0@S.00: calves, s5.509910
SC lower; light, s7.06@7.50; mixed. s7.o5
@7.56; heavy. s70567571; rough. s7.05
@725; pigs. s5,2o@7.05; bulk of sales.
S00@7,25.
under yesterdays average: native, S3,40
@b,75: western $3.7096,75: yearlings,
Se25@7.25; lambs. native. s4.750s,55;
western. s5.25@S.90.
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Kansas City.

ceipts. $500 including 500 southerns,
Market steady to 10c lower; native steers.
s6.2599-l5; southern steers, S5.00@S.25
southern cows and heifers. s3,50@6.5o;
native cows and heifers, s3.25@S. so;
stockers and feeders. 81 66@7.25: bulls.
s4.75@6.75;. calves. s5,O0@s.5o: western
steers, s6.0oQS.75: western COWS, $4,000
So
Hogs-Recepts. 5000: SC lower: bulk of
sales. s7,30@f,S5; heavy, s7.45@767h;
packers and butchers, s735@7,55; lights.
T.15@745; pigs. S6.00@6.90.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market 10c
lower; muttons. sio0@5.75: lambs. $3.50
@9.25; range wethers and yearlings, S400
66.2b: range ewes. s3.00@o.00; Texas
goats, S3.00@3.50.
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Omaha

SOUTH OMAHA, Neb.. June 5,-Cattle
Receipts. 2soc; D. market r6 slow, steady; ma
sS.75@7,50; western, s4.S0@7.$0; Texas
steers. s45oQ6.5O; rangs cows and heif-
ers, S3,60@6.00; Gamers. S2,7504.S5.
stockers and feeders, s4.25@6.50; calves,
s4.60@8.50; bulls. stays. etc, si00@7 90
Hogs-Receipts. 1i,50o; market &c TO
loc higher; heavy. s7,3o@L4o; mixed
s7;2697!$s; light. s71o@7oo; bulk OF
Sheep-Receipts. $500: market slow TO
1oc lower; yearlings. s6.oo@6.75: wethers
s5.50@6.25; ewes. s5.25@6.o0: lambs, $3.50
@S,30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-06
Condition of Treasury.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-At tho beginning of
ouSincsY today the condition of the United States
tronsury
Working balance IN treasury offices. $sa ss6.
fel.
In banks and Philippine treasury, $685. 1854 400
The total balance In general fund was sI2s-
$50. s35
Ordinary receipts yesterday were s2.32645s.
Ordinary disbursements. N.sls. .02s
The dchcit this hscal year TO date ~ 81 773 =
$50. a5 against q surplus OF S10 ,?sl at this
timo last ycnr
These figures exclude Panama canal and pub
lie debt tranBactlons
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Coffes Futures Steady

NEW YORK. Juno 5.-conoc futureS cloy,a
Eteady, net points lower to 2 points higbor
June. iS 3oe; July, 1885, August, Is4ic: scptom.
ber' lafee; October, 5.53c; November la SIC
December and January l3 6sc; February H.
March and April. IL. sec. May Is soo
Spot quiet; Rio. No. ]. iIKc: santos No
168e Milo coffee quiet: Cordova. 1sIisxe
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Flour quct
Whcat-spot weak. No. rcd, Sff f2k, domestic
basin 20 arrive. export trade. 81 elis & O h
aAoat TO arrive; northorn Duluth. 81 e5I e. O b
o0onL Futures closed lc net lowor: July
Sill lie: September. $l.10S; December, a. loH
Hops steady.
Hides quiot.
Wool quiet
Petroleum firm.
Raw sugar barely steady; musoovado 80 test.
s.f2c; centrifugal. 90 test. S.9ec; moiasses sugar
80 teEt, 3.I7c. Re6nod steady.
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Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. June 5.-Butter steady
creameries. 2s925c: dairles. 20@eic
mark cases included, l5b@1esc; ordinary
frsts, Ice; flrsts, 17@175c.
Cheese Arm: daisies. 122@13ics twins.
125@13c; young Americas. 133@l4c; long
horns 12lMlSic
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Money on call
steady. 23m3 per cent; ruling rate, 25
per cent. offered at 2s per cent.
Time loans easy; sixty days, per
cent; ninety days: 9 per cents six months,
52@39 per cent.
Close:
Prime mercantile paper. 1904 per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4S4. so
for siXty-day bills and at s4.S7.15 for
demand,
Comm bills, s4.S3l,
Mexican dollars. 4Sc.
Government and railroad bonds steady
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Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. June G.-Fla1. So 229s.s.
Barley. 65cGsii5.
Corn, No. yellow. 72N17Jo.
Oats. No. white. 47hdig3c.
Rye. no. 2. st6Sihc.
Bran La I00-pound sacks, S.3 S0lq 400
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ST Louis Wool .

ST LOUIS Juno 5.-wool Etendy. medium
grades. coubng and clothing. e0nG2ic; light
hne. l5Uloc. heavy hrc. i2a15c. tub washed
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total cearances OF wheat and -four oqunl
to 1853 900 bushels. Primary receipts worc 25s 900
buuhols. compared with $50. 900 bushels tho cor
responding day year ago. The worlds visible
supply. shown by Bradstreeta: decreased
Q. 39S. 600 bushca Estimated receipts for toTnor-
row: wheat % cars: corn, 500 CARS; oats. 92 cars:
hogs, "a, 900 head.
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Cotton Market.
zoRN. Iuns S.-cottou eiesed quiet. S to
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were follows Flour. steady
rye No. 2. SOC: barley. feed mixing. $50
$50 fair TO choice mating. s1.12a1. 20. Timothy
reed. 37oode.00. clover sced. ia. .oo92o00 mess
pork sis.62hGls75. lard. In tierccg lo.7ii
short ribs, loose Sl05y
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New York Bonds

salss for the day. sac. 400 sharc,-
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,lrmenidj anS Wife.

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DidIuneStbeorie ourb 9anpin urpo
anbere gum eriten male formulIeri
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einem 8ertpan6fha haftsoerboltnis dnm
Iffen iteben iollte, oas Selbftbe.
tpubtiein bes Weniden beionoers Der.
Iest. Dean nut bieien gaturforfdern
unre6t, penn man ibnen bic neber.
3eusume unterIegt, Der Nenih babe
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ODER, tpie es setpobnli& beibt, ihomme
bonn affen ab. Dus 1T bic Netnrrs
Danpins ni&t sespeien, gum me-
ni9iten bot er iis ii6er nidt 10 aus.
seiproden. Cine eetpHfe 8ertpano'
i6aft 6asesen pirb in Der Sat bon
bieier Seite seelaiibt. Die aber bieie
3u beaperten 1T, bariiber tpirb aud
nod beute biel geitritten unb sei9rie.
ben. Aerofefior seifb, Der ala elmer
Der groBten lebenben 4ntbropologen
gilt, bat iest in eiuem 8ortrase Dor
6em aolIeeiim Der Gbirirsie in
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feIIos aber au& Elm gemeiniamer llr.
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sfpiiden ben Menihen unb ben bod
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meniden, Der feiner seortete Stim.
panie NIT ieinen Oeridtebenen @aiien
ben mobernen Sormen bes Weni4en
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6ob unter ben peridiebenen Iebenber
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TartIide 9ieHiimagS.
eit4t stas seStn ber arssit ten Stasisssas h
sriftsiratiihtH artlteH ssr.

SIM 2eben Geo SoIItois bIieb Der
traeiidR 9fpiefpalt, 6oB Der @eije
bon Sasuoia-poliana ourd nmitanoe
unb SnmiIienbanoe tmmer tpieber
baron oerbin6ert tpurbe, 6as 2eben
zines if1Ii6ten @rbeiters 5u fiibren,
benz feline Sebriitdt saIt 9ie reide
rufiifde Siiritin Waria sfleranorop.
no @arnsina. ole su ben arobten
@runobeIieerinnen RubIan6s s1blt.
bot Dos 8iel erreiht, bas EoIitoi er.
febnte: iie bat ibren @eidtum abge'
ftreift, bat auf Die 8orredte ibre8
Stanbes, aaif ben @enub ibres Reih-
tums poIIfonnren beraihtet unb er.
nabrt fif nunmebr idon ieit Sobren
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drbeit. Wis 23iGbrise iunse Dame,
10 beridtet eine frars0tHde 9eitihrtf,
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bauie. 9ie @rfabruneet. bie fie oo'
bet iapmeln mubte, baben iie balo
wieber au ibrer friiberen Gattgfett
turiiffebren IoiIen, urb beute lebt
bic s5iiritin Nsaria aleranorotuna
@oratino tpieber bos 2eben elmer
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betntiiten Yolois u1rb min bereirft
nls arme 9lrbeitertn Iterben, tuie 'te
aud aIs arrle arbeiterin seIebt.
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Gifenb abn Seittabelle.
SsIsSars, saSananHa aHo Bshsrn Balm
Sn araft ben %. Suui 1906.

sQttoWottf SeesssS1S Ss~ S~SF"N~" ~~S"
Sn araft ben %. Suni 1906.
GasIi&-Bul6et Scranton fir Res gsrF
am 2,O5, $40. sos. 8 90, 1920, Bcrni.,
f2.l0, 3.25 unb $40 Ra&mtttaas. STR
Rtp Sort unt pbildbeIpb bta, iurn 800 Born.
f2.A0 rnb 1886 Ea&mtttase. 8hr
Sotybanua, $40 Ra&mtttdas.
R5rSIts-HHr8ufafe nm IFS, 6.25u 800
Wor.; t.55. 6.40u unb II .f0sia&miitdas. Bar
Btust anton, GImiraunb 3pif&enfdtiensn. nm
1910 Rpr. uut f.05 Radm. Bhr Osnfgp'
Svrdtuls uub utica. un f.f5 unb 6.25 Wsr.'
f.55 Ra&mittdds. Osmeas. @vrdruit nnb
Utica qua UNI 6.25 Wor. tduft tdaIid, drses.
uommeu Scuutdas. Rfir Rsutrofs nm 900
RSr. los unb GAO RdGm. Rt&cITcn as'
eempbdtieu, um 400 Fd6ptitiaas. Bins'
tautbteaAsepmsb sbatirn nm 6.i5gia6niitidas.
4leemsbura SihiFfon-gerIdaie5 aie5erdrtpn
FIR RpribumbtrIdnb nm 6.35, 1920 Wcr.
f.55 uub $40 Ra&m. Siir pIyniDutb nm sos
sia&mtttaas.
8SuutaassSdae.
@HSIid-NHr Rtp aprf nm 2.05. 800
Cos nab 1920 Rsreens, 3.35 uub SAC
giamm. :.
1arhII& -aHr Buffalo nm IFS. uut
6.25. wcr. ,f.55, $40 unt ff.f0 Rd&ni.
Ear Binabdmtpn unb awifHtnnaiicntn, 600
uab 1910 Bpfmiiidds.
'VInsmekurg Sitifisu-RsrIdhtStrdnicr
nm t0.2n wor. uut 6. 40 Rd@mittase.
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eadatpaHna 8 Bbomins Ballet.
(eaureI qluie.l

awN&su Scranton uut gBiIFss.gdrre.
oHde sevidHsn Scranton nm M. .n0. a. 3.N0
4. 100, 500 uut 500 Wsrdtns. Nm 5.40wasr-
ans an @c&tntdaen uub ale ud1foIasnbs
,vau,ta winuisu. HHb um 700 Rcrdsns an
Souutdaeuuub dIe ud6fsfdents ,rdniia sRi-
Huseu Ms uut talfuhse 70 n0 Rddis, In SILL
fss,Navre II Rtuuten fbdieT duPcmmsnb.
9rsssa,aae, uur IN Tittsicu dnbaItenb. Ssr.
iiHtR Sudnipu dae Siunbe t6aIi&, ausds-
a,mmsn Seuutdas uHb Fsitftdaen. Vpn 7.fa
Tssratas ks 7.taasenbs .uub trsFen iHg III.
lee. Uavre 10 Teiauleu Fbdisr efn.
oesstvr Diena.sttAea @srauiSu. Wds ans
Tass. enaa Wasi, Tetersbara unb Dunmere.
GsattR 4saii an 8. Suiii907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

BUR 9erteibune bon Waduien itnh
Ratten bat ii6 als biaisites UNI
sriin6lidites DiitteI Der GblOrfalf be-
ipdbrt. Ser @erld Oesielben 1T ben
Sieren 70 unangenebm, Sab iie, penn
gbIortaIt irsenopo bingeitreut miro
iofort bieien Srt oerlaiien. 9luh &C.
gen Snietten, pie @roflobe, 8aupen.
SdmetterIinee uip. iit oieies Dfittel
iebr iuirfiam. G)aon iiberitreue nur
BEL trodener @itterung bic Don iol'
dem unse5ieier beirngeiuAten SteI'
len Der @6rten lino 5eloer nit feln
puIberiiiertem GblortaIf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Sn OSeIfa tpHr0e gliie Truiiino.
pis ipeeen $eiratidhpinbeIs perur'
teiIt. sic batte ii4 aIs Singing
perfIeiSet elmer reiden DAME send'
bert unS iib nit tbr tramen Iaiien.
aIfo feLbit Der Starro bes ebeman-
mes 1T nidt nsebr ausfdIiebIider
Wl6nnerberufl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Sener Mann, Der ben amerifani.
iden 8rosen Die Stantubdinne nit
ben Iansen srbnenreibeu anfertigt.
Die in mebr ooer minOer fagenbaften
SiirItenfamiIien en6en, lit :, pie bic
8eitungen meIben, grlinbreid getuor.
ben. S5t 6aS elm @imoer2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Sm Sabre 1911 ipur6en in 2onSor
4450 8rGn6e, in 9telp gorf ober
6eren 1888 gemsI6et. 9as erflGri
binIdnslid ben llrteridieo 5tpiiden
ben engliiden uno amerifaniI9en
8eriiferunesprdmien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Cine ebemaIige Gboriitin fLaste in
Stem gort auf @rbobung ibrer aIi.
mente, neil iie NIT benz ibr 9eridt.
Iid 3leeiprodenen Sdbrgelbe bon
$4,000 beim beiten @illen nidt aus.
aufom1men nern0ae. @rmeg @eiaopfl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

4eriien lit iett tatiddIib 5tpiiden
Rublan6 unb @roBbritannien alfge-
teiIt. 9as bat es banon, oaB es iid
unter ben grobmiitigen Shus oes
9open utr6 oes 8Gren iteIIte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Sn USerifo treten ReboIutionen
auf uno peridtpinoen tpieber tpie in
ben 2anbihulen Die Maiern. l1no
oils ainoerfranfbeiten nuB man
bei6e bebun6eln uno betrahten!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Die MitsIieber Der dineiiiden re.
pr6ientatipen Sorperidaft in 2baiio
tragen feline 3opfe mebr, oafiir aber
3pIinOer, Srad rno neiBe 8inbel
9as nennt man bann ben Sorti6riti
Der 6uItlrl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Cine tpobIbabenbe 4rooflpnerin
bic fiiraIi4 itarb, binterIieb B ihrenI
@otter fiinf Dollars nit Ser Wei.
flung, bic rgrbidaft~ in 100 Rom6o.
pofbii&en Dotn bon ie flint Gents
su perabfoEeen. Der Teann ptra
tpirfIi1 trauert, = tpenn er ri4i
Dor Gift nnb Gale pIatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

Den StraBenbabnfon In
DeinneapoIis tpirb iest NIT bem
8dbnupert siiianmien elm bon oem
BetriebsIeiter Soraee 2oturp nerfaB.
tes S6rfitden iiber .Soflidjfeit i'm
OienItperfebr" iiberreidt. Dos fonnts
in man& an6erem pripatbetriebe
ben anseIteIIten eeseniiber aud
nidts idabenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-16

geeben Der prebfreibeit t&eint aud
bic 8ebefreibeit in Gmerifa iett IN
@efobr su iein; in Netp Oorf ipuros
bereits Elm Wann berbaftet, Der be-
bailptet batte, ole Msitslieoer oea
aonereiies ieien @ouner. 90 ipaa
Iaet man aber aii4 ridt : man
benfts uno gIaubts boditetsl