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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

lN local applications. az they cannot
~ tfu ti" diseased ruruon ur TITO cor.
mere iN oui one way tn cure dcafust-.
and That fs bF constitutional remedies
-. illness d. 'uuTed hU 600 frfiHmrd t.tI-
altou OF thr mucous lining OF fH.
it4~fHrhiau 7 uhc Wien fhI- tube .-
ntaWfd son have e. fumbi.ur sound .f
.HiprfiFrt hearing. ana when DO ia one
iIfIt closed. Deafness Is tho result.
ana unless the inflammation cam DO fat 900.
out and this tube restored fp Dos ulI-
tlHl condition. hearing viii Boz destroyed
INifhfrs r.rn cases Nuf o. ten HfH
caused bf tIfHfrH. which .e nothing
tNf 900 irfltwfI condition OF t.r
mucous surface
We viii give ono Hundred Dollars
Tor ans ta-s Df Deafness .ra4.t.
rlfarfuT f'If cannot be cured o. fIaII q
tufarrI Tur. Send f.- ..r...f... Frr.
}. fl'+ff. o. co. Toledo. Dhl..
SoIl ~ Tr.rrivfa. -ac
iFtr H1ils Family Pulls fnr rnr.t..
g ....r Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31
REPUBLICANS


Republican party. tD return fo the fold
and vote for Taft and PROSPERITY ile
stated that Roosevelt and his leaders
knew they could mot win. and only
hoped fO defeat the Republican party
Mr.. Harlan asked these boilers fo
vote for Taft for fHo benefit OF the
country and the continuance OF pros
periff. iie also made strong plea
Tor the wca. knrpd Republican 90
stand hy h.s party. telling of many
other times WnUu flc party was split.
hut af aI times fHn voters rallied f0
the Aandard for tho benefit OF tho
people ~ tho r.fDd States Dr. tho
sentiment OF those VINO attended The
meeting and the cheers oI those that
thrOngDd tho streets ia barometer.
Ohio county $500 EIrc Iar majority
next Tur.f.H
Hear0e prcsidcs.
WUh frn interior ID. fH. Columbia.
ball wr.I fIrI fIn meeting Was called
to order shortly aN.r $3.50 O'Clock By
Harry D.. Kirk. chairman o. tho ohio
count. Republican executive commit.
ter ST. kIrk named fIa IT01. Julian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31

wa. and 10 was described as the
hest leader the Senate ever had
The Republican party has lost a
faithful leader a strong character on
the ticket for this election. To those
who knew him best. his smile was
q joy 90 those who came within his
compass
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19
An,usenlents
AT rHE DIXIE.

Tomorrow "The Siege of Peters
burg"
The Kalem company are noted for
their great war dramas, they rank
second to none, and this one is In
many respects the most remarkable
Civil war production ever presented
by the Kalem company. The various
assaults on Petersburg, Va. while that
city was being besieged by Federals
have been made the basis of power
full dramatic story. The strategy and
fortitude Of both armies are displayed
with realism. One of the scenes de-
picts the collapse of burning bridge
which is occupied by fighting soldiers
The explosion of a gigantic mine and
the battle which ensues offer a series
of undeniable thrills. This two-reel
feature will be shown, in addition to
the regular program, tomorrow. Don
miss it.
Coming soon: RUDE Marquard in
motion pictures.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19
HOUSTON MARKET REVIEW

Houston, Texas, Aug 1S.-With the
cotton crop maturing much interest
centers on the reported plan of the
Southern States Cotton Corporation to
seek in Germany the financing of the
cotton crop up to $300,000,000. AL
though but the bare announcement of
the project has been made, it is I'M
derstood the plan will guarantee To-
cent cotton to the grower, made pos
sible by sale direct from the grower
to the spinner
Commerce from over the cotton Sec
ton note the increasing prevalence
of the cotton parasites. Williamson
county offers a new variety in the
blue bug which ravages the plant,
leaves and foliage. They are partic-
ularly noticeable in the lowlands and
directly following a rain. The cater
pliidi, poii NSC'ii anu oihiy WI III al =
out in force in some localities.
During the cotton carnival the
Houston produce market experienced
run on poultry and In consequence
high prices prevailed with a good de-
mand for fresh supplies. Chicken re-
ceipts at present are light. A feature
of the market is the showing oil
Malaga grapes. They are selling rap
idly There is very little doing in the
egg market, with most of the receipts
consigned to the crematory. Storage
stock is selling we'll
There has been no change in the
optimistic tone which has prevailed
throughout business circles for some
time, and every line of trade shows
well in the present situation. Collec.
tions are reported fair, The cotton
crop is beginning to move on large
scale and more money is in circula-
ton Nearly all the buyers are
through with their fall purchasing and
fall goods already are being places
on sale to the retail trade.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19
Cement Contractor Locates Here.

J. P. Foty, who has been located in
Navasota for the past eighteen
months and has done successful work
there, as shown by the many letters
of recommendation from leading men
of that city, has come to Bryan to
locate and will be ready to bid on all
contracts for cement work. Mr.. Foty
is gentleman of pleasing appear
ance and comes with the best of let
tiers showing that he fulfills his con-
tracts to the letter, and in coming to
Bryan says that he does so because
he feels that Bryan has the brightest
future of any town between Dallas
and Houston and, judging from the
improvements of the past, he feels
that he has made a wise selection in
choosing Bryan as his home.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19
DEEDS, NOT WORDS.

!. Bryan People Have Absolute Proof Of
Deeds at Home.
It's not words but deeds that prove
: true merit
The deeds OF Doan's Kidney Pills. :
For Bryan kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony Of Bryan
people who have been cured to stay
cured.
Mrs. S. e. Beard, ~ Robertson st.,
Bryan, Texas, says: -Four years ago
4 learned of, the merit of Doan's Kid
ney Pills when suffering from kidney
trouble. The disease was inherited i
believe. Doan's Kidney Pills proved
superior to any other remedy [ ever
used. A relative also took this prepa-
ration with good results. procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Emmel's drug
store and do not hesitate to recon-
mend them"
The above statement was given
May 2S, 1908, and when Mrs. Beard
was interviewed on December IS, 1911
she said: 81 cheerfully confirm my
former statement given in praise Of
Doan's Kidney Pills. The relief they
brought has been lasting"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. T., sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19
Marriage Licenses.

Freeman Cyphers and Alice viii
liams.
Andrew Wiley and Ettha Bailey.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19
BIDS WANTED.

Bids for concessions for the Labor
Day picnic will be received in the
following form: Confectionery, pop
corn, peanuts, ice cream cones and
lemonade, or anything pertaining tc
Bids will be received
for each of the above named conces
sions, or as a whole, not later thar
Thursday, August %, 1912.
D. Orville Reese,
Chairman Finance Committee,
Labor Day Picnic.
Address: New Princess Theatre.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19
CITY SCHOOL WORK
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8
Some Changes in Teaching Force
Prof. George Simpson Sue
ceeds Mr.. OxIey.

The city institute will open Septem-
Der and the regular term of school
will begin September 49,
Mr.. C. NJ. Vance, who taught in our
schools last year, declined reelection
in order to accept a position in Bay
lor College at Bolton. Mr.. Vance Is
an able instructor and it was matter
of regret that he could not be held
longer.
We are fortunate in finding as his
successor Mr.. Roscoe Bates of
Gainesville. Mr.. Bates is graduate
of the Texas Normal College at Den
ton and has had successful career
as teacher. Every school needs a few
good men in the higher grades, and
we think that Mr.. Bates meets that
need qnite we'll indeed. Like Mr..
Vance, he is a native Texan and un-
derstands people and conditions in
this country.
Mr.. c. e. Oxley, who was selected
last year on account of his experience
in doing laboratory work in science
the new department we opened ny
last year, will not be with us again
There are not enough such men as
he to supply the demand, hence he
was called to another position fol
which he did not apply. 1t was case
of the position seeking a man able
to fill it. For the coming year Mr.
Oxley is to be principal of the high
school at st. Marys, Ohio, and teacher
of science He will have under him
the four high school grades of nearly
Ethree hundred pupils with a gradual
| ing class of forty or more. To assist
| him in teaching these high schoo
pupils, he has a faculty of sever
teachers under him who devote theil
entire time to teaching high schoo
Subjects. We were fortunate in hav
! ing such man as Mr.. Oxley last
year, and while we regret to lose him
| it means a lot to Bryan that we are
getting the teachers who are in de
Inland for other high-grade positions
To fill position like that which
Mr.. Oxley held was no easy thing t.
do There are always so few wht
are really prepared for such work. II
find man who had degree from
a standard university as required TO
all heads of departments in any mod
ern school, to find a man who hai
experience and professional training
both in normal school and universt.
as we'll as the university degree tn,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19

After summer away, and after de-
Ginning a very flattering and unsolic.
tied offer from another fine position,
the superintendent of the Bryan
schools is glad to be at home again
and ready to do anything possible for
the good of the Bryan schools and for
the cause of education in general
W. c. Lawson,
Superintendent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19

Real Estate Transfer.

Joseph Matheny to e. b. McNeeley,
100 acres known as tract No. l, lot
No. 5, H. & B. Whiteside leaguej con-
sideration. $3.50.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19
Two Cheap Farms for Sale.

157 3-5 acres of land three miles
east of Wellborn; price, 100000.
1877 acres of land in the Reliance
neighborhood; price, 100000.
For terms apply to ]. W. Bats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19

A course of honest work pays in
the long run. Just recently the High
School Bulletin of the University of
Texas was issued and it shows the
Bryan High School advanced to the
first class by the University of Texas,
after a thorough investigation of the
work done here. Just think of the
change made in the schools in the
past five years.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19

To do solid work and stick to it
means much. Just few years ago a
certain class of shortcut schools
flourished and boosted of the little
time required to put pupil through
their courses. To enter the best uni.
vecsities now. pupil must have a
four-year high school course. and
must have spent four years on that
course.
The Bryan High School stands by
that requirement and is doing solid
work Those who come to us from
other schools must have done the
work and passed on it or must take
lit again. The old darkey preacher
was right when he said in his ser
mon Half way doin's amt no count
in dis worl' or de mex"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-19

educational world of today requires,
to find such a man who had as his
special line of work mathematics ana
science and had been in laboratory
teaching science, that was the prob
lem in the way of successor to Mr..
Oxley. Numbers of men all over the
country were investigated, but We
found the man He can teach those
branches and comes from labora-
tory where he has been doing such
work. He is a Southern man, nor
NAL school graduate, valedictOrian OF
his class. He is also a graduate of
one of the great state universities,
and has had the modern course in
the department of education in that
university. He has specialized on
mathematics and science and has
done postgraduate work in mathe-
MATES and physics in the University
of Wisconsin. He now comes back to
his native Southland to help us work
out the problems of our own schools
and of our own people.
| Prof. George Simpson, graduate
of the University of Missouri with
successful experience in teaching, is
! the man who succeeds Mr.. Oxley,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
9pbs Harf R Otijen.

8si ben @belsntsn Darn u.
Brandt on Diuiiion Strabe bat iia
elm S0bnleiu sinseitellt.
- Sin bOppsltes gBobnbaus bee
SohH Carroll an SRo SilmOrs ausnus
uno uon lwsi poiniidsu Samilisn be.
pobnt. puros friib am Sumftas Wior'
gen Oura einsn Brand jsrit6rt.
- Bsnn Der StaOtratb feline Gin.
pillisuns sisbt. 10 wirb bic Sadawunuu
@ompanie oisiss Sriibiabr bic @lm
Stra6e Babufrsu3uns bsisitiSsu uno
oortislbit Elm Yiaoutt srbauen laiien.
- SrduIsin Satie Gbiss uon Samp'
ton StraBs uno Ssuianiin Sonss uon
Der sIsiden StraBe wurosn am Don'
nsritas 9tohmittag ourh Paitor 0.
". @Owaros als elm @bspuur sinSeiss'
net.
- @OparO @erritp pon MieriOinu
strnbs. elm Yrsmisr Der %uduwuuhu
@lisnbabn. puroe am Disnitas Oior'
gen in SeDisr Sallsp sDiitsn Soblen.
tarren ssiunsen unO 3u GOOe jerorhdt.
IS iibsrlsbsn ibn bic SDittwe uno isGs
Sin6er.
= EbOmas @oparOs. feline Satin
uno pier Sinoer mnbten um balb 2
rbr um 5rsitus WiOrssn our6 bic
Seusrpibr pom Dah ibrer SBObnuns
oil SlOan Nutnus sereItet werben, uls
elm Srano. wsIdsr I'm Seller sntitunoen
mar. oas @sbduos 3erfiOrts. Der Ssr'
luit bsldutt iih uuf etwa $4,000. Die
6umiIie lag ihIufeno in tbren Setieu.
oils Elm iunssr Wiunu bic 5Iammsn ent'
osdte uno Sllurm idluS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
Die Ssutfd,e Sausfrau.

Die mabloisn Seioen uuo Seoridun'
gen outh oas napoleoniihe Re9iment.
Der immsr puhienos @rimm. bic itets
lid itsissrnOs @rbittsruus. bic iih in
ben beulihen Sanoen 9esen Snehtidaft
uno ausbeutun9 aniammelten, um iu'
lsst in Den BsfrsiunSstriessn einsn sle'
mentursn ausOrud Su fiuosn, oas allies
lhilOsrt in pudenOer, fOril el6snoerSSsiis
Oas Widrj 9eft Der -Osuti6sn Saus'
frau" in siusm illuitrirten Artifel uAus
0amburs's S6rsdensto9sn-. Der Elm
pahrbait ersreIfenoss Sulturoofumsnt
aus ben nunmebr nm Elm Sahrhnnosrt
,uridliessnOsn 2assn Der 9iotb uno
Griibial bilost. Die burfl msbrers
Jiummeru iortssiponnsns @liimsr'ihe
Jiousns .5ruu Dominu's 9shsimnib-
finoet In bisiem Sefte ihren ausflan9.
Dsnsn. bic osutihe art uno Sitte fern
Der Ssimatb pflesen = unb oas 1T Der
game meite eslsrfrsis Der ~0ausfrauA
- miro Die SiIye =Auf frsmoem So'
ben" pou SOispbins Susls uah osm
0er,sn seidrisben isin, uno niGt obns
Antbsilnabms wsrosn iis anh bic Sdosn
usrfOlssn. bic in .Wtiitsr Siros Sraut'
psrbuns1 uon sinsm Sentiment gum on
oeren stiponnsn Werosn, nm Bwei per-
,sn fur INNER ,uiammeu Su fnipfsn.
Die osutihe Sausfrau fiuost bier. mos
mad iie in Dussnoen uon auoeren 3eit'
i9riftsn psrssbens bldttern whroe: Gn'
psiiunssn uno YOrlassn fir praftiide
Sausihneiosrei, fiir apurte 9dfslarbsi'
ten. fir mooerne Stidersisn su Slsioers
beidssn. 3u nsusn Sluien. Sdultsrfra'
Gen unO Sabots. Der 9cusaarten fin
bet bic ibm nm, oisie Sobrss,ett sebilb'
renoe 8sriidiidti9uns, uno bic Artifsl
iibsr abbdrtuns Der Suseno ourh
Spisl unb Sport uuo iiber bic Jieisuns
ju 5riibiabrsirunfbsiteu wsrOen isosr
@attin uno Wfutter bod millfommen
isin. Der Srisffaitsn Der RsouftiOn
uno Der Sffsne Sprsdiaal ihlisBeu ben
rsiheu Snbalt Der uolIisssnoen Uidr,.
drummer ab. auf Die bersits ulele Guu'
ienoe uOn osutid amsritaniidsr 5umis
lien uOIlsr unssOulo wartsu. Der &c.
rinss abOnnsmsntsprsis uOn nur $1.0O
fur bas Sabr iOIlts oisism Ssimatbs-
bOteu tbsral Gbhr uHO GbOr Ofnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
Sunmpre.

- Sn Der 5rant SuccO 0irtbiduft
No. 1870 SarriiOu Strubs NOR bsuts
Dforsen Elm 5suer uuo Der Sah'
i6aosn wirO stmu s400 iein.
- @rit am DOnusritas wurOe be
itimmt feitssitsllt, oaB Der iun9e
Wtaun, Der am 26. Sunuar nabs benz
Jio. 6 @ulisrbehGIter uon sinem Sudus
wanna 3us setOOtet Unroe, Der 26
Sabre ulte Norman iSiib uOn WiOscOw
iei. Ssn Yatsr iiellte osiien Sosntit6t
fsit. oils Der Surs seOfiust unO ibm Der
SOrpsr Se,eist wuroe.
= glls 6rau Futrid SorOan pon
Sim StraBs iid om WtOnta9 bsim
6riibitiid bsfunb. murOs iis nldt psnis
sridrsdt. uls pom Stllsr 8uis su ibr
berauforan9en. 9iadoem Die Srau iib
etmls 9eiammelt batte. bs9ab iie iib In
ben 9ellsr uno fauo. boB wdhrsnb Der
9ta6t Der ean,e SslerbOosn sinss.
iunfsn NOR, elm Sod uon stpa ,sbn
5uB I'm Durhmshsr unb sp6lf SuB
tisf maheno. gm 5uBs Oss SOdss be-
merfte iie jwei Serslsute. Delde bic
&ufe ausseitoBsH uuo wslGe fis batsn.
lbnsn cine Ssitsr su usridaffsn. bsnn
elm Sall bdtts linen ben Rhdpss abss.
ihnittsn. 6lau 9Orbun fam Dem Ysr.
lanssn Der 5wsi Wiannsr nod uno Die.
islben fOnntsn oann mittsls Der &siisr
on Die Sbsild6s sslanSsu unO iia
bsim bsssbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
Stabtrath.

lin cine bsliere RontrOlle BON Subr'
msrfsn 3u srbalten. rsihte SObns am
Srsitus yiu6mittas in Der Sisuns oss
Stuotrathss cine SrOinanB Su oisism
Spsd sln uno bieislbs waro rsferirt.
Der Sauptpunit 1T. bu6 ole iSubiwsrfs
iih rsdis baltsn iOllsn ; ROIissi, am'
bnlanB uno POitwossn babsn oas srits
Redt uno uusssidlOfsn iino Sinosr'
wassn unb slsfirii4s Suhnwa9en.
Gbomas WiOOre uno Sumuel Sam'
ter waren In Der Neriammlun9 ere
idhleneu uno mollten naberes iiber bic
&fluiternns uon Diifain Nuenue mlllen.
bauen aud, etwas iibsr Oas oortiSs
Yiaouft 40 iassn. @s wuroe ihnen
bic nStbise ausfunit seSebsn.
Die OrOiuun, Sur Yhaiteruus Der
ubsren Wiulbsrrp Str. wuro eno5iiltis
beltdtist, pie uuh bic Iiir Ssllnm Sourt.
imilhen Fine uno Ufprtle StraBen
@ulusrt ibsr ben Hsssttt's Bad, uon
ssssstt StruBe CUR JiOro Dtain aus'
nue.; GrOffnuns uon &cdwsu StrnBe
arfrase oil ben DusflOr Der of.nilt'
hen gDsrfs, marum Die Hib9e Hom
Ffuitsruuss GOrlass nod ni4t an9s
isist isi. ou iie i6On lsstes Sahr be-
itGtist puros; @ntiernuus Der Subn'
sslsiis an Der @iumiinoun9 Don acams
uno Sadmnnna auenue. meil Die Som'
panic usrfsblt bat. ie In elmer 9ewlfer
Sriit Su benusen.
Campbell reste oas YrOjeft tiil
hObsre SDbne Der GasslObner Der StaoI
an uno es sab cine @rOrteruns, BIZ
oamit snosts, OaB ibm ertldrt warc. BIZ
Staot babe ssssnwdrtis tsin 9slo fiil
ben 3med.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
= 9iad elmer Depeihe bss 3onbo

- Sia6 elmer Dspeids Oss 9OnOor
rDailp Telegraph" 1T in Peiins. Gbi'
no. amtlit befannt ssssbsn worosn,
baB i'm yuufe Der lsstsn ISOLDE In Glen
Eiin uno Pefins sintouieno PsriOneu
sst6pft noroen fino. Wian iisbt in ben
uerihisosnsn StaottbsiIsn. In benin oi.
0inri6tunssn itattfanoen. bic 9tidsn
Der 9inserihteten bsrum lissen. mas
siusn srausnbuftsn anblid sswdbrt.
- bod Dor Oiitt. Suli D. s. Ton.
men OrabtlOis Dspsidsn pOn Dsutid,
Lamb bireit nab ben 8srein. Staatsn
unO umssfsbrt bsfOrosrt perosn. Der
bsrsits in Gnsriff ssnOmmens 8au Der
250 6uB bobsn Station in 9iupsasus
Bead, Yong Sslano, wiro ldnsitsns in
sinsm gisrtsliubrs fsrtis uuO iuuu oanu
osm 8strisbs iiberssbsn psrSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
9ittStpu.

- Sin Stammboltsr LIT ben @he
lsuteu Sobn Rdosr uOn Wiartst StraBe
9ebOren moI6en.
- SObn Stpars uon Sioro Wiuin
Strabs 1T nunmehr uuh elm autoraisr
sswOrOsn tr bat iid nsmlld elm auto-
mobil unseihafft.
- @mil SSeber III um Wfontus als
@ebiIfs 5eusrWsbIds ernannt DOrosn.
on Steue bee @omuro Smitb, Der nad)
Sarisburs perSoSsu 1T.
- Die SpOrispauren Sanoluns
oes Nllan Smilss on 9toro Oiaiu
StruBs puroe SOnntns 0iuht uou
@inbrshsrn beiuht uno nm iiebsn Ge-
uolusr, 1000 8utrOnsn uno eine 9r0B
ere gln,nbl anosre arlifsl beiloblen.
= @sorse Bud uOn 8bite Suoeu
nurOe um Dienitus 9to6mittas Oh
9iOro Wiuin StruBe. Sbsr, YlttstOn,
pOn Swei StrOlhsn iberfullsn unO um
isine soloene Ealhsnubr uno Sori'
srlsihtsrt. Bud battle siuen Spaiisr'
gang unternommsn. wdbrsno er uut ct
men 3us uah Buffalo wartsts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
@inO Gic luiQenS,
tln @ugs nnO Sup
teppi9en 81 lpa=
rem +?

Dir baltsu bsitdnbis umidan fiir
ants Sa6sn, bic mir gum Ssnsfi3
uni.rsr 9unbm tustwsrthen fOnnsn.
Sisr 1T cine bsrislben. @insn sliid'
lihsn anfnui BON Huss unb SnB'
t,ppi6sn, Der Sbnsn srossn Sswinn
brinat. Sein @runS, Darum oieis
BUosnbsSsdunssn niGt Su rs9uldrsn
Brsilsn psrinuit werben iOnutsn, nur
Der, oaB mir millens lino, Sbnen Sc
lsssubsit Su ssben. on Der Sripnrnlf
bieirs ipssisllen Nntuufs Sntbeil 81
uebmsE. Disis 8rsiie, 10 lause iit
ausbalien:
; 9iaiblois Eupsitrp RuSs, 9 bel II
SUB srOB. S8ertb $l4 bis $19
SpsSisll su s12 bis SIG.
9 bel 10 SOOp Sruiisl &uss. Der
bsiisn srbultbursn @ruO. SpsSisll ~
$23. so un6 $27.
Gtwa 55 arminiter RuSs, 6 bel 9
8.3 bel 1O.6 uno 9 bel ~. Spe3iel ~
$12.75 bis $21.
OiubtIOis 8slust Russ, 9 bel ~ Sui
srus. S8srtb $25. sps,isll 5u $19.
Rop0l @ilton Sslust &uss. 9 be
10 Sue srOs. SSsrtb $39 bis $45
Sps,isll Su $32 bis $3.50.
Grsppen 5uBtsppias, welds iosa
iino fir Slursdns,ldufsr in apurts
msnt Sduisru. Die Gle, A @entt
bis $3.50.
apurts Sr6sen in Russ, 4.6 bel 6
6 bel 9, 1915 bel 12. 1l3 bel unO 1Ot
bel 1876, Su Preiisn, bic ii4 oils on
3isbsuo srweiisn wsr6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
Ncro Serantpn.

- Die @obnuus bss SOhn @arpsp
an UoOo SiruBs wurOe ON Samitus
9tabt ourh einsn Brano aus9sbrannt.
Der In Der Dadfammsr eutltanben
mar.
- Der % Sabre aIts Midael 9us.
cat wurbs am Dounsritas ylu6miiias
in Der @rssn RiSse SOblsn @ompanis
3sde 10 idlimm uerIsst, OuB sr am
slsihen absno i'm Staat 9oipital iturb.
@ln Ssin mar ihIimm jsrflsii4t unb sr
au6 innerlih uerlsst.
- @sOrse g8. Benedict len., Der far
iiber elm babies Sabrbuuosrt bier unb
in Der yiuhburiduft i'm i3siiunssfn6s
tbdtis mar. 1T ON Dienitas YiOrssn in
isiner 0obnuus on Noro Wiain Gus.
nue. uud Swsiidbriser Sruuibsit ssftor.
ben. St mar 73 Sabre alt unO es
iiberlsben ibn bic g8ittms unb pier
3inoer.
- @ins DpuumitsrpIOiion ssririim,
msrte Samitas giabt udt 5snfter in
Der ct. SOispb's sitbuuniidsn 3irhs
on 9iorO Wluin aUeuue unO ThsObors
SiraBe uno man nimmt on, Ous ss elm
Saudsatt mar. Oa bic WiitsIisOsr Der
@smsiuOs felt GINGER Ssit unsints iiub.
Der nsbsnan 'pOhnsnOs 3ir9snoisnsr
waro bur9 bic GrpIOfOu tt9tiO sr.
i4rsdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
@apue Gountp.

SunssOuIr. - slntOinstte. OuS Z Mo,
Hale alte GOAtsrlsin Der @bsIsuts SranI
WiiBlsr uOn YSbite wtiIls, wuroe am
Srsitas i'm bieiissn osutidsn fath.
5risohOf bssrbist. nuh sinsm Erausr.
Oisuit In Der ct. Wiurien Wtusoalsnu
Stride, ben Pfarrsr 8. sS. Sulta lei.
tete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
Bon NeterSbura.

= 8ei ben @heIeutsu 8. 9enrt
Shwenter uon Pine Struse bat iit
cine iunse GOhtsr eiuseitellt.
- Die Gbslsuts @sOrse S4raOsl
BON Union StruBe lino ourd bic Sc
burt elmer Eodtsr bssIidt woroeu.
= Sin psibli6sr SdusIins Der @be'
lsuts 6. 6. StOdel uOn EuplOr auenus.
wsI&sr am DOunsrituS 9iu9t ssbOrsn
wurbs, 1T Sreitas ssftOrbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

- Dts britiiden Srisssminlftsrs
Salouns's RsOs. in pslder Osrislbs iif
fir Elm Notwithstanding ,wii6su
@rObbritaunien unO DsutidIuno aus.
ipridt, 1T In bunoerttuuisnoen pOn @r.
smplursn in osutiGsr Spra4s In gang
Osutitlanb usrbrsitet worben. Gar.
ussis's 6risOsnsftiftuns trdst uussbIid
Die Soften.
- @snsraIpoitmsifter Sitdcod bat
bsm Ssnuts' unO osm SuusiOmits fir
Poitdmter uno POftitraBeu smpfoblsn,
stns Ssrwillisunu uOn 100000 su
MAIDEN. bamit Oas frsis ablisiern pOn
POniadsu in iammtlidsn Srtihaftsn
oes SGnoss burassfiibrt wsrosu iUnue.