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The Winslow mail., 1912-04-20

Unequaled for piles. Only 25
cents at All Druggists. =
Miss White and Mrs. Hennning
visited the Petri6ed Forest Sun
day.
Adolf Schuster arrived Satur-
day morning from Los Angeles
and will remain here for some
time locking alter extensive busi-
ness interests.
Almost A Miracle
One of the most startling
changes eyer seen in any man,
according to w. B. Holsclaw,
Clarendon, Tex, was effected
years ago in his brother. "He
had such a dreadful cough,' he
writes, "that all our family
thought he was going into con-
sumption, but he began to use
DIR. Kings New Discovery, and
was completely cured by ten
bottles. Now he is sound and
we'll and weighs 21S pounds. For
many years our family has used
this wonderful remedy for
Coughs and Colds with excellent
results" It's quick, safe, reliable
and guaranteed. Price so cents
and $1.OO. Trial bottle free at
all druggists. *
George E. Larson, OF Mitchell,
Nebraska, arrived Sunday morn
ing, being called by telegraph
announcing the death Of his
father. He is well Known by the
old-timers, as he resided here
several years when a boy. He
now has position with the y.
S. Reclamation Service as Super
intendent of Construction, and
is at present on the North Platte
project. s5
State Engineer Lamar Cobb.
of Phoenix. was here Monday
Investigating conditions with
reference to the National high
way. He is a hustler on the job.
The Danger After Grip
lies often in a rundown sytem.
Weakness, nervousness, lack of
appetite, energy and ambition,
with disordered liver and kideys
often follow an attack of this
wretched disease. The greatest
need then is Electric Bitters, the
glorious tonic, blood purifier and
regulator of stomach, liver and
kidneys. Thousands have proved
that they wonderfully strength
Ell the nerves, build up the sys-
tenn and restore to health and
good spirits after an attack of
Grip. If suffering, try them.
Only so cents. Sold and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed by All
Druggists. :
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be- incurable
For q great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease aud prescri.
bed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment, pro.
nounced it incurable. Science has prov.
en- catarrh to be q constitutional dis
case and therefore requires oOnstitu.
tional treatment. Halls CatRrrh Cure
manufactured by +. j. Cheney & 20.
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutions
cure on the market 1t is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address: F. j. CHE
NEY & CO., Toledo, .hio. Sold By
Druggists, 75c. Take Halls Family
Pulls for constipation.
The Winslow mail., 1912-04-20
In The Desert

The heat waves dance upon the dunes
The rigid dunes of smoking sand.
Tie hot wind whistles little tunes;
The dust Whirls in a sara band.
And not tree from sky to sky
No, not one cloud goes drifting by!
There is but one hands breadth of shade
Beneath the spiny cactus leaf,
But there in cunning ambuscade
Thegteel-ey ed rattler holds him chief.
/ see lake flanked round with trees
That bend their branches in the breeze
I follow phantoms till l fall
Beneath the never-ceasing sun,
Upon the waste heap d-spraw1.
All God, will day be never done?
Above my head, a ghastly crew,
The buzzards circle in the blue
They patient float around, around,
Nor ever leave me night or noon.
Their wings make softand siikensound
Above them floats pallld moon.
whySo, they watch so eagerly?
Good COD, the fiends wait here for me!
The sky burns like a flame blood-red.
The sun strikes like dripping blade;
The buzzsrds circle o'er my head
An honest man would be afraid.
Yet one shade DER hangs over me
The shadow of the gallows tree
National Magazine.
The Winslow mail., 1912-04-20

'Did you ever see the pig wash?'
No, but | have seen the pig'iron.
The Winslow mail., 1912-04-20

tDear teacher" wrote a parent who
evidently disapproved of corporal
punishment, don't hit our Sammy. We
never do it at home except in selfde-
fense."
The Winslow mail., 1912-04-20
Holbrook Happenings
From the Holbrook Argus.

A. E. Henning, of Pinto, visit
ed with his two daughters aud
son here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Seth R. Stiles. OF
St. Joseph, were visitors here
Sunday.
]. A. Larson, known here as
Hugh Larson, arrived here Fri
day morning to attend the funer-
al of his father, whose sudden
demise occurred on Thursday. Mr..
Larson has prominent position
with the Old Dominion CONNER.
cial Company at Globe, of which
Gov. Hunt is president.
II Looks Like A Crime
to separate boy from box of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. His pim-
pies. boils, scratcres, knocks,
sprains and bruises demand it.,
quick relief for burns, scald, or
cut his right. Keep it handy tor
boys, also girls. Heals every
thing healable and does it quick.
Unequaled for piles. Only 25
cents at All Druggists.
Miss White and Mrs. Hennning
visited the Petrified Forest Sun.
day.
Adolf Schuster arrived Satur-
day morning from Los Angeles
and will remain here for some
time locking alter extensive busi-
ness interests.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21


Gus @oSesbere ipirb eei&rieben:
Sn ben bieiieen Rbeinnnloeen IN
siir5Ii& Elm 1runnen erriftet nor.
ben, ber aui benz SodeI cine unbe-
neibete SSrnuenseitaIt oeiet. Der
GrunHen lit elm @eideHt oes bies Ie.
benben Rentners b. b. Sepb unb etn
@erf bes 9erTiner 9iIbbauers aoIbs.
einem EeiI Der 9iireeridaft bot bie
gsaftfsur su foIeenbem Yroteit an
ben @ereinberat BeranIaiiune eeee.
ben: Dir beutihe W1nner urb
Grauen ber @eueinbe @ooesbere.
BIittersborf Riinesoori. Sriesborf
eeen NIT aIIer Gntidiebenbeit BRO.
tett elm gegen bie auHtellung elmer
nadten, Die Sittlihfeit unieres 8oI.
fes unb unierer Susenb gef6broenben
metbIiden Sisur auf 6ffentIihem,
berfebrsrei1ern PIote an ben nfern
bes Rbeins. llnierm geliebten aoiier
unb &onie DilbeIm II. banteH mir
fir iein mannbaftes eintreteH fir
Site unS @ottesfur1t - MIR gIau-
ben ieSo9 nidt, bab bie gerbreitung
elmer ioIden ~a,inft" eemdb ben Gb.
fi@ten unieres aIloerebrten 2anbes-
bdters lit. llniere Regierung mill Die
fittIi6e Sebung unierer Sugetb ge-
forbert jeben - bieIeIbe Sugenb mub
iebo6 in ibrem SdamgefiibI perIest
unb 5u S6immem serei5t tperben
beim gnbIide inld,er 9ariteauneen.
DeutidIanos groBer Stronl, unier
Batter @bein, bat in ben Sabrtuuien.
ben GROCER beutiher @eIdidte Site
unb Srbnins an ieinen ufern Bill
ben ieben - moee er ME baoon er.
51blen fonnen, nte ON ieinen nfern
Elm Itarfes 9oIf bur6 @eidbeit uno
S6antIofigfeit idipab unb miirbe
ipiirbe. Sn bem groBen &ingen bon
tS70-7t bat oeutibe Site nr-O
Sottesfur6t ben beiltiden @rbfeino
nieoergerungen-ipie piir6e oerielbe
Grbfeinb iid freuen f6nneu, Denn er
ben Rie6ergane beuti6er Site uno
Rraft an ioldeu offentIi4en Sarltel'
Iuneen feititeIlen fonnte. 9enn mir
iiub iiber5euet, bab nur Site nno
@ottesfurht bic Rraft bes beutiben
8olfeS ausma6en. Darlim berlan'
gen iptr beuti6e Wdnner unb Sraiiett.
bob iene Sigur entfernt perbe. Bon
bieiem 8erIangen tperben mir nitt
abaeben unS perben es ieIbit magen,
biejes unier 8erlansen am Gbrone
,nrferes geIiebteu aaiiers nieoer5ule-
gen. 9enn mir iiub iiber5eugt, Oab
Seire Maieitdt Elm SntereHe baran
bat, gu erfabren, mas on ben ufern
bes beutideiten aIler Str0me Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
gIfreS Sreiberr bon Berger I.

9os @iener gurgtbeoter bat felt
Der glera Seinrid 9aube fein redtes
Slid mebr nit ieinen 9irettoren,
enttue6er nerIoiIen iie nod perbdlt.
nismGbig fur5er Belt freipilie ois
StGtte hires Wirfens. o6er Iie lpcrSen
ibr raid uno pI6sIib burd ben Soo
entriIIen Mon benfe an Srana bon
9ineeIIteot, @ilbrnnbt, sSorfter,
gurdbarSt, SflIentber uno an ben
Iesten tn Der Reibe gldu5enoer Ra-
men, an goron glIfreo bon Berger.
Sbm bate 6as ShidiaI erit Dor fur.
ger Belt oen beibeiten @unih ieincS
2ebens. in ieirem geIiebten 8ien ben
b6hIten SbeaterpoIten ein5unebmen.
erfiiIlt. unb nun bat i'm Der unerbitt'
fide Shnitter Sob 70 raid binmeg'
derafft. 9tiht einnal eeniieeno Belt
BOT er gebobt. Inn su 3ei9en, Oh iein
in Snmbrra 70 erfoIgreid erprobtes
8ireftoreuoenie oufl fir Die probIs'
motiihen @erb1ltitiiie am 8urgtbea.
fer geeiqnet pGre. SeoeufoIls lit nit
benz @eritorbenen eine eeiitrei6e Ier-
i6nIiffeit uno sugIeidl elm edter
SeIterrei9er babineegongen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
Gin inbiider Sportprius.

Inter ben inbii6en Siiriteu, bic
In @nglano oas 2eben zines @ranO'
ieieneurs fiibren, 1T Der Sam Sabib
bon Raipanagar elmer Der betannte.
iten unS beIiebteiten. 9efanntl!a
perSen bic eingeborenen Siiriten IN
GneIan6 nidt fir pon aneeieben, oh.
tpobI fie bic Soffdbigfeit babeu. 50
tpiirbe es gum 9eiipieI ME einem
bornebmen @neIanber einfuIlen, lei
ne Tobter einem bornebmen Snoier
sur Srau 5u aeben, mare er aud Der
reidIte Rabob. Srotoem genieBt
Der Sam Sabib. friiber Brin3 &an.
fitfinbii eenannt, ienieits bes 8anaIS
etne popuIarit1t, bic MIR oerieniGe
rerIteben fann. Der Die iportIit1c
Paiiion Ses eneIti6en 8oIfes fennt.
QIs Bring &aniitiinbii nod in Gam.
bridge ituoierte, alio lange beoor or
ben Ebron bon Rapanaaar beitieg,
o1bIte er ou ben beiten &ridetipielern
@ngIanbs, unb bas min piel iagsn
In etnem 9aube, be'ien RationaIiplel
bas Sridet lit, unb bas baber aud
bte berporragenbiten Rridetipieler
Der @eIt beiibt. 9ebeirtenbe Sab.
mdnner baben ben Brin5er, Der auh
In ieinem aeuBeren ben tppiidcn Sn.
bier BARTLETT. aIs ben 9robten
S6Iagmann be5eihnet, ben England
te eeieben bat, troe bes beriibnlten
Or. SO. q Grace, Der emit Oas SOol
Der ensliiden &ridetipieIer mar
llebrigens 1T Der Sam Sabib bur6.
aus nift einieitig in ieiner iportIi'
den BaIiion. Or 1T elm por6iisIiher
2atpn'TennisipieIer unb elm leibei1
i6aftIi6er gneler uuo Sdger. Ter
eindige Sport. ben er nift iddst, lit
acknowledgements bas BoIo, ons
bod eeraoe in ieiner inbiifeu Sci.
mat 5u Souie 1T. Der BrinS be.
bauptet, Snb beim BoIo fait itets Der.
ieniee eeipinnt, Der bns groBte Bor.
temonndie beiist, cine 8eobabtun1.
Die oielleid)t ni6t gang un5utreffenS
lit, ipenn man bic grobe 3oIle in
8etradt aiebt, bic bic 8onies beim
ToIo ipieIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
Gin Bmnberfnabs.
sssezsftAss sse4sHfaHRfes, Del seiisu prafaHs
ilA sh osrrsz essminsssrrH hfsmtsrtsa-

Ssn ber Ietten Sisung Der &eplon.
ieftion Der vRonal Giiatic Societp"
In Colombo purbe elm fletner Eaml'
Ieriurae namens Grumugam porgc'
felt, Ser eine gand ipunberbore ga
btafeit i'm 8ednen beiist. gu ietner
Briifune mar etne gan5e Reibe Der.
ntdeIter Re6enerenIpeI norberettet
uor6en, beren ieOe Der 4rabe in fpe'
nieen Sefunben Ioite. @tne Der
@ufeaben fol- betipieIspeiie folger'
6ermaben seIairtet baben: Gin
aaufmann gibt einen sroben
Sdmaus unS beipirtet babel 173
@1ite nit ie einem Sdeffel Ieis,
bon ieSem S6effeI aber foIlten II
Proaent Der Sorner an ben SempeI
obeegeben tperbeu. Bie oieI &els.
former erbieIt Der EempeI. ipenn ie'
Der S6effeI 8,431 ,272 Rorner emit
bieIt9" ginnen bret Sefrnben gab
Der Rnabe in ietner Samileniprahe
Die bann ins gngIiide iiberiest Dur.
be, bic Gnttport: 100,913709 nit
einem Saeft bon 90 (Oas beibt 90
$unbertiteD. Die $erren gTamina'
loren batten nntiirIid Die 2oiimg Der
slufsabe iorsfdItigft 5upor ausgereh'
net unb iaeten bem 9nGben, olS
feline anttport Inn einen 9ebner folih
tpdre, ba 100,913,719 berausfdme
Der fIeine 2ebenfiiuitIer aber idiit'
teIte enersiib ben &opf uno bIicb
babel, baB er I'm Redt mare. slls
man nun Die aufsabe nohmaIs ans.
re6nete, iteIlte iid beraus, baB Die
$erren bon Der 9ommiiiiou ii1 beim
Mbidreiben Ses ReiuItnts geirrt bat'
ten. gei nauhen uiht piel lei6tc.
rem aufgnben paren bteie fa,m gu
@n6e seiproden, aIs Der Slrnee i6on
anfing, Die ridttge Gnttport berju.
iaeen. @enn Die RitteiIunsen aus
SeoIombo iib beitdtieen, 70 lit au ben
befannten &ehenfiinitlern elm merf.
tpiir6ises Bbdnomen bin3ugefom.
men. 9en 8erIalif bes Rebeupro.
SeIies Bel Dem rGtieIbaften EamiIen.
fnaben fennen su Ierneu. mub ben
PipdoIogen gano beIonbers rei5en
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Gin SadusritGubiger fir 2anie.

9ei Der 9raunidtpeieer BoIi3ei.
6ireftion Lief unI6rLgit Die anaeige
elmer Dame elm, Die ii9 in elmer Ba.
heanitalt 2Guie gebolt ba6eu poIlte.
sIlS 9elpeis lparen Der gln3eiae einige
@rempIare Der nieoIiben &ierden
beisefiigt. Die berSosIide PolBei.
birettion belt iid nun, Die bic
~Tie- 3eitung" beridtet, uidt fir
faGperitanbte eenus, I'M 5u entidei.
ben, rnb ianbte besbaIb einen Be.
aulten au einem GierarSt, Der oieie
bobpidtiee Srage entihetbeu ioIte.
Der Gierar5t aber tprr6e irreemiit.
| Iid un6 pertpdbrte fif oageeen,
sudDerit6noiser fir l1nge3iefer su
Iein. gtun mar gutter Rat teuer.
SdIieBIih fam elm finbiger &opf
oarauf ben 9ireftor Der Braun.
fttpeiser @etperbeiduIe, Serrn BRO.
iefior 9eisen. sii befrasen, Der IN iei.
mem bia geIeienen brmoriitiihen
gufe .8ipei 8ritber In Srantreid"
in einem beionoeren RapiteI launia
iiber bas ltnee3iefer i'm Rriege
tS70-7t pIauoert un6 it'd, babel i'm
beionberen iiber Die oerfdiebenen ar-
ten SieIer fleinen BIaeeeeiiter aus.
Iabt. 9eisen errtidieb 6enn aud:
bas fin6 feline 9Guie. ionoern Hetne
8aIIerinIeften, lmb rettete banit bie
Reputation Der betreffenoen gabe.
anftaIt in 9rainrifnpei9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
Cha ssHii&er gsrsis.
eza1zssssStss ssisa, hT BEE his gAass -
eessu bu pSszHSR1ns frtzsz nas kassz.

Be Elm Garuio i'm riifii@en Deere
eEtoedt unb bod nu@ wieSer nidt
entbedt purbe. banoR meiB etne
Rorreiportbetta foIseubes gu beri&.
ten: Gin ruffif9er 3apeIIneiiter fam
In bieiem Sonmer arf 6er 9ur4.
reiie nod Perm am uroIeebirge itno
borte bort, oils er' on eirer S&erfs
boriiberging, aus benz 2ofaI beraits
eiHen @efane brineert ber einen
prohtbollen Eenor erfennen Iieb.
entaiidt bIieb er iteben iisib Iniifdte
ben 2ieoe bis 5u enbe; er betrat
bdnn Die Sdeufe, in ber au& bic
samerabeu bes Sdnsers, eiues 30.
iafenioIboten. gang bonn @eiang bin-
eeriifen ioben. Der aapeaHIeiiter er.
bot iid benz neuen Garuio iofort,
TIN ausbiIben ou Ioiien; ber abet
ihIug bas anerbieten runbtpep ab.
~Dabou min id nidts tuiiIen~, art
portete Der iunge gfeitersmatn.
-ober tpenn es eid Spab ma6t
min td germ nod ems ftngenl" 1nS
70 lang er nod elm BOAR Soloaten'
Iieber. Ser 2apeIlmeiiter eab ober
feline 8eriude 1ri9t auf; er erfuu,
bigte iib na9 Der @bteiIirng, in ber
Der aoiaf itano, urb idrieb ibm am
foIgenben Gage einen 8rief, NORM
er ibm Die @inrabmen eines Eerors
Dor aueen fiibrte iutb ibm periiderte,
bab er in furaer Seit elm reider
Ronn iein ipiirbe. gluf bieien 9rief
fam feline Gntfport. Nah turaer
8eit fam Serielbe aapeQmeiiter tpie.
Der nod germ intb bradte nod meb-
rere Serren nit. Wan beitellte ben
Sanger tpieber in cine S6enfe, mo-
bin er aud fam, utb IieB iib ear
nift Iange bitten, ebe er elm 2ieo
anitimmte. glne 8uborer tparen erlt.
siidt, pieber tpurSen ibm glngebote
gerHabt, cine erobe Suntnte tpuroe
ibm oerbeiben. tperm er fid 3u einer
Reiie mad getersbrrg beritebeN
uiirbe. Die Sunlme bdtte er tpobl
germ beieifen, aber feline Sruppe,
nem aud nit @rIoiibnis oes 4oul-
manSeurs, su berIaiien. ba3u founte
er ii6 nidt ertI6Iieben. er Iebnte
na6 fursem reberTegen iiberbaiipt
ab. nod iernaIs iiber ben Sail 5ii
ipreden. Ole Wtlfifer baben es
oann aufueaeben, oiefen nGarifo"
fir bic 9iibne gu intereiiieren.
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Die 8attsnmSrbsrinnsn.

Srau Glerc, Die, tpie erinnerIid.
tbren @atten, ben S6uIoireftor
GIert, Dor einisen Monaten in SEP.
res na6 aIlen ReeeIn Der Rlinit er.
morben Iieb, bat i'm unteriufungsae.
f1nenis einen SeIbitmorbberiu6 Der.
iibt. Sie bate felt I6ngerer 8eit forg.
lam ane 9iubfGoen eefammeIt. Die
nit Bafeten in ibre 3ele iamen, uno
tid bieraus einen Strid gebrebt. Wtit
oieiem Strid periudte fie, in Der
Sriibe ii6 in IN ibrer 8eue an erban
gen. Die Sduur mar ieood gu
i6fuah uno CAB nad. Srau GIert
fonute nod einieen @emiibumgen ms
2eben 5uriidgerufen iuer0en. Sn Ell
nem @riefe batte iie erfIGrt, 6ob iie
eine 8erurteiIung fiirdlte im6 biegbre
ibrer 2tnoer burh bieie Sdanoe
nidt befIeden mo6te. Offenbar 1T
sSrou GIerc cine iebr uerp6ie Srafi
in1b iiebt Die 9inge gu idpara on,
Du iie MIR ibren @otten ermorben
Iieb, Iiegt fein @runb Dor, oab man
iie oeritrteiIeu oiirfte. 9eun fiir5Iih
puroe eine Srau 8otelet. bic ibren
aI15u eiferiiid,tieeu gbelnann einfo&
nieoeraefnolt bate, eIatt freieefpro.
den Dogeaen tpuroe cine anoere Gn.
eeflaate, gonftnntine Welnier. bic
nuf ihren Gotten ihoB. i'm nber nift
getroffen hattie. All brei @ohen Sc
fdnenis oerurteiIt.
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Sbafu anS bic SeiIsarmee.

Der Sob oes Generals @ilIiam
Booth bat re6t piele Rritifen unS 8e.
urteiIunsen ieiner $eiIsarmee 5e5ei-
tigt, Sieies ieItiamen @emiits Don
IfeIigioiitGt, gaefIame, Meniaerliebe
uno @eidmadloiiefeit. Gin ioIA
grotesfes utb bod ernit gu nebmenoes
BbGnomen mubte natiirlid aud
GngIan6s i6driiter Satirifer, Sgap,
,ur Stelunenabme rei5en, Die er in
ieinem i'm Sabre 1905 gei6ricSenen
Stiid ,Waior Barbara" aud cin-
nabm. Sbap 5eist in bieiem Sdau.
ipieI, fpie niel Seudelei niht in Der
.SeiIsarmee", aber in ben Berionen
Itedt, Die fi6 nit Baufen- inb Srom.
petenfIang nur oesbaIb betebren. um
Der Siiriorge Der SaIutiiten iiher su
fein. Damn aber leat Sbaiu ben
isinaer in Die @unoe, inbem er na6-
weiIt, bab Die SeiIsarnee BEL ibrem
Sample eegen fapitaIiitiife Du6er.
ungen uno geseu ben rSeufel gIIfo-
hoI" in bobem Wabe aitf bic nrIb-
t6tiqe Sanb 6es &npitaIiiten uno eng
tiI6en 9rouerlorbs onsetpieien lit
unS beiIen @aben Sanfbar anniinntt,
56IieBIi6 mnft Serr Sbdp urf Die
nirfIih perb6nenisooIIe Seit, Der
Seilsarmee aufmerfiam; onitatt bas
SnSioiSuum in ieinem &unpf inns
Gufein 5u ft6rfen, Iebrt iie ;hm Die
@ntiadung, unb banit, idst S5atp.
miro fie sur ~SiIfspoIiaei~ bes Stapi.
talismiis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

6lefige MarmorpIatten su rein
gen. I'm &aih- uno Ia6ttii6pIat.
ten wieOer ie6r id0n ber5uiteueu, &C.
niiat ioIgenOe einiade Ranipula
ticn: 0iau niiht puIoeriiierten ge.
loidten aalt uno pulperiiierte Biei
ienerOe (beiOes i'm GrogengeIdGi,
erbGItIih) ourheinnnoer uno rii6tl
Dies nit Siesemaiier ju einem oiden
Srei, ben man oann etipo meiier
riidenO;G sRi ben Rormor auitrGet
@r muB 5pei Gage feuht bIeiben
man ieudItet i'm oaber bon neue.r
NIT Hegeuruaiier an pem er Oil
trodnen min. Rah 3ipei Eoeen I1ii
man i'm enu5 troden un6 bart tper
oen uno entiernf ibn 6ann nit einenr
tueiBen Sude iebr griinSlih. ~
etnem 2eoerlnppen uno fetng
SdIemmfreioe poIiert man bann 81
Blatte eriinblih nad; iie tpirS mi
neu, uno ale STede lperoen Der
ihtuun6en Iein. Dies 8erfnhre.
fam ieboh MIR BEL notiirIidem Nar
NOR nudenenoet tpsrben. nidt b,i
a1initmarmor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

geoentlidae 9eIobnirnsen iino ale
Die. ole Der giteifeit uno Berenii.
eunesIiebe Robruns eeben, oSer
nobel man benz Gisennue 8orIhub
Ieiitet lr0 Die ain6er aur @eISIiebe
reist. ober Die l1nbeIobnten su gifer.
Tuft uno NiBgunit oerIeitet.
Bilmien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

Wadn perSirbt eineu SiineItng arn
F@eriten, tpenn man ibn perIeitet, ben
@Ieidbenfenoen bober 81 adten OILS
ben anbersbenfenben.
Rieside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-24
COD FISHERS GO FAR AFIELD.
Gloucester Ships Seek Their Prey Oh
the Coast of Alaska.

Off the bleak shores of western Alas
ka the world is now drawing on its last
and greatest store of Goldfish. Branches
of all the large Eastern goldfish pack
ing plants are now established on Pu-
get Sound. The supplies come from
the shores of Alaska, 1000 miles vest
ward from the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
over 100 eodfishing boats are now on
the fishing banks. each manned with
its complement of dories, men, and APP
pliances for cleaning and sailing away
the catch. OF these ships some Go once
claimed Gloucester, Mass, as their
home port.
For six months the codfishers win
work as long as there is light TO haul
into their dories their daily catch. The
men are paid an average of 10 cents
per fish, and a usual days work is from
$50 to $50 fish, weighing from three 10
fifteen pounds Each ship carried eight
Gories, with five men to dory.
Each morning the fish are piled up
ON the deck of the ship. where they ale
cleaned and then salted away ia the
hold, one pound of salt to four pounds
of fish.
The men earn from $40 to $50 per day.
IN. Y. World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-24

from the King, was shortly afterward
hanged on Tower Hill. At Yarmouth
ships carrying the bells to foreign
ports foundered and sank. The wreck
ing of vessel carving IA bells of
Jersey al the entrance of the st. MaIo
harbor gave rise to the tale thai when
the wind blows the drowned bells are
heard pealing.
Any mention of bells would be in
complete without adding something
about our own Liberty bell, famous in
two worlds. This bell is Of English
manufacture. cast in London in 752.
brought over to America. and subse-
quently reeast in Philadelphia. where
it reposes in independence Hail. on
lower Chestnut street. On it is in
scribed: Proclaim Liberty Through
out the World and To All the Inhabi-
tants Thereof" Seven years after the
signing of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence this bell made known the joy
Gus news that peace between the Unit
ed States and Great Britain had been
restored.
AS everybody knows, the Liberty
Bell is cracked. but what everybody
does not know is how it came to be
cracked. There is story to the eff
feet that it was cracked while tolling
for the funeral of Chief Justice John
Marshall, on July 8, 1S35.-N. Y. Press.