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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Crochet Spreads Good Heavy Soft
 Finish

Marseilles patterns crib single and dou- ble bed size, special values in all grades and very attractive patterns, plain hemmed, fringed and scalloped, with cut corners, also colors.
 SIPS value, crib size, hemmed, for 9Sc S2.OO value, crib size, hemmed, for S150 SIPS value, single bed size, hemmed, for 9Sc 3.00 value, single bed size, hemmed, for S1.98 SIPS value, double bed size, hemmed, for 98c $40 value, double bed size, hemmed for Sl49 S2 OO value, double bed size, fringed, for S149 S300 value, double bed size, fringed, for Sl.98 S3 value, double bed size, scalloped, for S1.98 $500 value, double bed size, hemmed, for Sl98 S4.50 value, double bed size, hemmed, for S2.98 S4.5O value, double bed size, scalloped S2.9S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Embroidered
 FlannelS

Made of extra quality of pure soft lambs wool, will not scratch, embroidered in neat dainty patterns, scalloped and hemstitched. 75c value, hemstitched, for -. .49c
 75c value, scalloped, for 49c
 $100 value, scalloped, for -. 75c
 $100 value, hemstitched for 75c
 SIPS value, hemstitched, for S9c
 SIPS value, scalloped, for =. 89c S1.50 value, scalloped, for -. S1.19
 S1.50 value, hemstitched, for $1.19
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
H+1I Off Saving You 25c on Every $100 AI l-4 MI You Spend With Us Cash or Credit

This Sale includes entire stock of bedding linens and anne
 glance window display will fine idea of the values offering but only thorough examination of the stock the magnitude and variety this sale Many people planning changes their homes changes of residence and will certainly them take advantage of these ing prices If not ready to have them delivered all goods chased this sale will be carefully packed and stored and delivered when wanted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Down Comforts

These comforts are filled with good quality of white geese down and covered with the very finest quality satteen, nice assortment of colors and patterns to select from.
 $7.50 value, full size, for $4.98
 S10 value, full size for $7.5O
 S12.50 value, extra size, $9.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Beacon Robe Blankets

Suitable for making mems house jackets, bath robes, loung- ing robes and couch covers. Girdle neck cord and frog to match, nice assortment of colors and patterns. S3.5O value, full robe size, fast
 color, for ......... .$2.75
 S4.50 value, full robe size, fast
 color, for .$3.5O
 s5.9S value, full robe size, fast color, for .S3.9S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Silk Comforts

These comforts are made of a very fine quality of silk in all the new colors in light blue, dark blue, pink, tan, old rose, red and green. Filled with the very best quality of white geese down, carefully renovated. Large range of pat terms to select from. S12.5O value, full size,
 for S9.98 $500 value, full size,
 for S12.98 S20.OO value, full size,
 for $500 S27.50 value, full size,
 for :. S2O.OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Bed Pillows Perfection Brand

Guaranteed. to be filled with all pure clean feathers and down. Carefully renovated, doubly secured and most sanitary and cover ed with the very best quality feather ticking $2.OO value (feathers) pair, for S1.5O
 S3.00 value feathers) pair, for .S1.9S
 $500 value feathers) pair, for :. S2.9S
 S6.0O value (dOwn) pair, for :. S4.50
 $500 value (down) pair, for -. S5.9S
 5000 value (down) pair, for - $6.9S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Wool Comforts

These comforts are filled with one continuous sheet of pure lamb wool and covered with the very best quality of silkoline. Comes in all the leading colors and patterns.
 S5 value, large size, for S3.98
 S6 value, large size, for S4.98
 S9 value, large size, for $6.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Cotton Blankets
 Wool Finish

Size for double bed, are firm and we'll made, comes in white, gray and tan, with borders.
 SIPS value, full size, pair 9Sc S2.OO value, full size, pair S1.5O $3.OO value, full size, pair $1.9S S3.5O value, full size, pair S2.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Cotton Comforts

These comforts are made of good quality of silkoline and satteen, filled with one con- tinuous sheet of nice clean white cotton, comes in large assortment of colors and patterns.
 S1.25 value, double bed size, for . 98c S2.OO value, double bed size, for . S1.5O $500 value, double bed size, for . $1.98 S4.OO value, double bed size, for '. S2.98 $500 value, double bed size, for =. $3.5O $500 value, double bed size, for . $4.98
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26

ments have provided for the decora.
ton of twenty'six city squares, Will,
the busIncss houses are already ar
ranging for liberal decorations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26

stances. But the wicked being raised
again, Satan Is looscd for a little
season." When he leads them against
the City OF God that has descended tc
this earth, Rev. 81, 20. and endeavor-
ing TO take 1t, Fire comes down from
God, and destroys them all. This be.
Ing true he showed clearly that there
would be no second chance, that now
only is the Day OF Salvation. When
this period in which We are now liv-
;ng is over the destiny OF this world
vii be forever irreyokably fixed. Our
destiny is now in our own hands. We
may avail ourselves of Jesus Christ
Who will save to the uttermost or We
may neglect this great salvation and
be forever lost. '.-'''
Much Of tho day was spent in dis
cussion of the educational work. Dis;
courses along. this line being present
ID by Prof, Batlcr, Of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, and pTPf. Ashton, OF Pits
5urgh, Prof. Wilkinson. OF Washing.
ton, D, G., and others.
DIR. Banile gave another interesting
talk on Health and Temperance Fri
LAY evening, The subject. THE True
Christian sabbath, or Why This Poo
pte Are Seventh Day Ddvcntist" will
be- presented. All the services arc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26
BROWNS
MRS. JAMES FOSTER LOSES LIFE
AT CLEMENTS ~ RAGING WA.
TERS..

PlIILErPI. July 26.-Word just
reached here of n sad drowning affair
at Clements. a small station few
miles ab7vc this city or the Waite,
river. The little ,ufant child of Mr..
and Mrs. James Faster was playing
across a little drain from the house
last evening when tho mother heard
the rumble Of the surglng water rush.
ing down over the eocks in the little
run. She rushed across the foot log
TO tho side Of the little stream where
the child was and Wicked It up and at.
tempted to return with Il TO the
Louise. but the water was surSlng over
the log ana Il carried her off the 10.
and down stream. In come manner
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26
\! TERESTING
CAMP Meeting
SEVEN DAY ADVENTlSTS ARE
HAVING GOOD SERVICES AT
LOOP PARK. .

An unusually interesting discourse
rhon the Millennium was presented BY
Prof. Shultz of Mt Vernon, Ohio. col.
iesc, last evening to the largest crowd
: yet in attendance at the Look Park
camp meeting. The SPEAKER made
plain to his audience from Scripture
that there would be no millineum or
binding Of Satan for 1000 years until
Jesus camc again.
This world as stated by Paul In !?
Tim, 1913 would be marked in these
last days by sin of every kind prevail.
ing, growing worse and worse TIL t.
Would become as Jesus said. AS the
days OF Noah and lot, when flood anf.
fire came and destroyed them ALL |;
WAS shown that when Christ came the
righteous would be- taken from this
earth. caught up to meet the Lord In
the air." Take to the mansions Jesus
mad gone to prepare for them and
tnere remain for thousand years
The wicked then will be destroyed as
in the days of Noah aud Lot. Luke
i7:26'3H. Quoting from Rev. 20. h,
showed these remained so for l.OOj
years when as promised there would
he n resurrection of the Just and M,
Just. They would live again. Tho
work OF Satan being always to de
ccivc, he will have none to mislcat
during these thousand years He (,
thus bound by chain Of circum
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26
BIC PREPARATIONS
FOR K. Of P. AFFAIR

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 90. :
The third encampment OF the West
Virginia, brigade uniform rank knights
OF Pythias to be held in this city
August % to 81. bids fair to be the
,arSesl one YET. heId by mat organix..
ton In this state II the advices re.
celyed by the committee OF thirty-six
which have the arrangements In
hand, are carried. This means that
the large attendance at Parkersburg
and Wheeling will be greatly exceed.
cd by the meeting in this city That
it will be the largest gathering OF fra.
tcrnalists ever assembled in this city
Is practically assured. The commit.
tee Is working ,hard TO have all ar.
engagements in perfect shape for the
cncampmGnt and meeting OF the grand
lodge. 70
The local committee has received
assurance that number OF companies
and subordinate lodges from Ken.
lucky, Ohio. Maryland and from
Washington. D. c.. Will be on hand,
as well as the West Virginia com,
panics.
The first rank team of affddieport,
O., will be present to show the
Knights how the work Is put on in
the state Of Ohio. and is expected To
he enc OF the real drawing cards OF
the meeting. The Charleston third
tank team is busy smoothing the
rough edgcs-and can be counted on to
maintain the representation It has
long held i'>@
The irreprcss.blc DokIcs expect to
paint the town red. While the military
drills of the Uniform Rank will form
another feature OF the cncampment.
The military drill of the Wheeling
team is another interesting STUNT
while the iambcaux drill OF the Gasy
away company under Captain lloyt
Is expected to be one OF the finest dis
plays. This will be held in the
Wchrle ball park.
Already the committee on arrange
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26
VICTIM
PNEUMONIA
MISS SARAH E. pRlckETT DIED
THURSDAY AFTER A BRIEF 1T.
NESS. 49,

Miss Sarah E. Prickett died ON
Thursday at the home OF her broth
or, Orlando Prlckett at Riyesyille
after brief illness from pneumonia.
Deceased was aged 63 years and
was q daughter OF the late Ell Prick
cit, She had spent her entire lie in
The community where her death &C.
Cured and she leaves many friends
TO mourn her loss.
Funeral services will be held satur.
day morning from tho family resi-
deaec at 10 O'Clock and interment wifi
DC made in Oak Lawn cemetery un,
der the direction OF Undertaken Mus.
grave and Sons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26
Joe W|ERMAN
At M0RGANTOWl
ALLEGED SLAYER OF j. o. SHAW.
Err TAKEN TO MoNoNeAttA
COUNTY.
tBy United Prcss)

MoRGANToWN, July &c. - Joe
Wlerman, the Italian accused of the
murder of Otis Shaver. the Monongah
Policeman, who was arrested at Graf.
ton and taken to The Fairmont jail,
was secretly brought to the Monon.
gala county Jail early this morning
owing to the fear OF authorities that a
mob would storm the jail and lynch
the accused man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26

the frantic mother managed to get
the baby out of the water and on the
solid ground, but she was carried un.
der by the sursing flood OF water and
drowned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26

Play base ball at the Brunswick
Watson Hotel, opposite Hippodromc.
Grand prize for high score each
sheet and cash prize for high score
on II sheets. II. ]. Hyer, proprietor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-26
WILL SPEAK
REV. SToETzER WILL TALK
ABOUT KOREA AND HER PEG.

Rev. H. G. stoctzcr will speak next
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
church on Korea, Its People, and tho
Persecution OF the Korean Christians
and the Missionaries by the Japan.
csc" This address ought to interest
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31
SunStr6are SrauHnJ.

Gin iunges paar in einem fdltiis
f6en 0orfe mar me1rere Sabre psrs
lobt setpeftn. ginss Cages idgt:
Der iunge Munn Su bem MGbden:
sd tann Did ni6t beiraten."
~Worum bsnn ni9t9"
sd babe mfrs anbsrs iiterlsst."
~9ut. Wlan IOII niemanb,n sur
Gtebs 5tpingsn. 9tb,r i9 mill Dir
iagen, tpos mir MAIDEN poIIen. Wtnn
bic 2euts erfabren, baB 8u mid
ar!gegebsn bait, bann betomme i9
teinen anbersn msbr. Oas muBt Du
bod siniehsn. 0u betommit ab.r
INNER cine anbere. mir ptr6.n
aIio aufsebOten, uno tptnn Der So1s
aettstdg tommt uno Der gdItor 81
Dir faet: .DiIlft 9u glnne Rarie
Sdulten oIs gbsfrdu bdben9" 10
tasit 9u rSu". un6 ipsnn er mid
6ann fragt: rWiIlIt 9u So6dnn SGs
fsbier gum @kmunn baben9" 70 fus
&c i'd rRtin".
Sarauf sins Sobdnn Elm, bu er
nidt idIdu senus mar. cine gtusr.os
gu finben.
Der Soh5eitstag lam. Der paE
itor itsIlte bic ipidtig, 5raes an ben
grdutisam. unb oieier anttportet.
~Sa".
Damn fraste Der @eiItli9s bic
grdut: rWtIlIt 0u Sobann &Gf.bi.r
gum @bemann bnbtn9 unb oi, 9raut
antportete ebsnfalls rSu".
pDas9" fast. Der jung. Iann piis
tend, ~0u ipOIItsit bod rRein" ius
sen9"
sd ipeiB", iaste bic iinee 0rau,
raber i'd 9ab. Mrs anoers iibtrIest."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31

General McGleGlan nabm fpGbreno
Der tritiiditsn 3eit oes 9iirsertries
Qes nit Teiner Qrmse cine abtpurtenos
Saltung elm; feline iibergroBe 8oriidt
btpabrte ben gtorOen 5tpur por Der
Iuften, aber ss purben aud tsin,
irsientIi6en Sorti9ritte sema6t. prGs
IiGsnt 2incoln, Der ben 8.neral piez
osrbOIt sebstsn bate. einsn sntideis
benbsn S9ritt 3u pd9en, fdrieb ibm
f6lieBlih:
.Mein lie6er McGle[ldn! Sails
Sic Sbre Irme. momentan ni6t
truuden, mO9te i9 Sic bitten, mir
Nieislbs fir turSs 3eit gu bergen.
Wit 9rub Sbr glbrubum 9incoln".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31
RIEfruis
son @uitap SGiiIer.

Bon Gu ab g dl Il ler.
1Iub anes baIbe Sun iei aISaetilat.
gSts bu aud auf6ngitl iei e.n 8al'6er
Wnnn.
Srrs Sob unS Seufcl lucibe nitbt bon
Dir.
sS5lft matte Seisbcit auf. 70 lpebrc ibr
IlnO fdmpfc aeeen bciu gerfiimmern an
Itub bober GtoIs fol- in oer SccIe iein
Ser Iidl uidt tirreu uuo beriideu inBt
Ser Icinen gHcg Der Gbre eiicrn qehl
1Inb icineu Sdritt aus Sirdt 5uriide'
Itebt.
Sroo tiiEa bos S,nupt. SaS Iib uid)t
biideu IdBt.
SBas bu an 3a6rbeit fnnbcit. bnlte felt
au buntem Srrtnnt probe otdl nld'
matt.
9em Sledlte Sort un6 Siiter muBt oi
fein.
Gri. iper bu biIt, unb meioe alleu
S6eiu
Sgie ciner. Der nidts 5u berber8en bat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31
= %atbt6erbIiite.- =

Satbe6erbIiite. - Wsnn
Der gfubiton iibsrbuupt niat porburs
cen estpsIsn ipdrs - Gfar bdtte ibu
bod iibsri9ritten!
= 9 4etnburer Wibsrs
ipru4. sd mO4ts germ ben Gb.f
fprsd.n!"
Der 1T seSsnpdrtig nidt ses.ns
fpdrtis!"
9iplomatiI9. 5rau:
Sci ou6 nidt 70 eiFsrfii6tig, Ou
tannit Did bod freuen. ouB man
finoet, rusI4 9utsn 9ef4mud 0u
laf."
= @.rmiet.rin (5u ibrem
3immsrberrn, Der I6on felt LANCER
3eit ole Miete fdulOeD: sd tpsib
nirtIi9 nicht, Ssrr Wsisr, ipie i9 am
Griten meine Wobnunssmi.te aablen
Tca."
3immrbsrr: .SrOIfsn sic Ii6
Spa nidi nit mir. Ssrau 0utsr: i'd
iann Die meinise uu9 nidt subI,n."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31
&enn np6 pJab it'll

Gin 9rudsr in gaen, Sront.
reid, .rbieIt zines Soses Elm. Srau'
eri9Ieife 3ussfanbt, nit Der Bite
barauf bic Wprte gu bruden: rRu6t
in Srieben! auf WieberIe1en!" 3pt
StunOen ipGter teIegrapbitrte Del
8unbe, Der an isin.r 8sIeioisunss'
bsSsusuns nod cine 9tenberuns Dor
nebmen ipolIte: n9itte. binsufiiaen
i'm Simmel, tpenn nod pIob iIf.'
Der 0rudsr CAB ben 4uftrng ip:itsr
unb om Sag. Der 8eerbigung tonu'
ten bic 2siO.raaenbsn auf benz Srlu'
erbanoe in sroben soIoen:n 2stterr
Isief: rRube in 6rieben! 9tuf @is.
berisbsn i'm SimlnsI. penn nod plot
it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31
aatbe6erbtite.

aatbeb.rbIiite. Der
Nal iit fsin Slid iOnbsrn Elm 9i.rs
fiiBler."
- Stimmt. - -aa, Drama,
id bin bod gurnidt bibid."
- ~WsrP Dir, penn msr reid Is,
ia mer fdsen, uno tpsnn msr nod 70
bdBIid is!"
ainbGi9t auffaffung.
,Run," frasts oi. Sants bas Helm.
Qienn6en, ipeldes man gum erIten
Tlale in elm 9Oussrt mitssnOmmen
bate, vpie ipar's benn9"
.g2u", msint Die &Isius, -eine 9a.
me idrie, neil its ibre a.rmsl psrs
oeITen hattie, uuo elm &slInsr Ipielte
9Iapisr oa5u!"
8ospaft. aeltIi9s Rot.tte:
=. guf 0isfem 9ilOs isben sic
mid uls tlsinss WGodsn!"
gsiud: .9tb. Elm alter Msif.r!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31

5iemIib bsunrubist. Sic ipiITeu.
fpsI9 srrBes @sreniisen es mir IN
msr ma6t, Sic ,u febsn. 9o,6
beuts mbrgen bate i6 eine nub
bieT lebbofter. 6rtube empfunoer.
Sic 5li ieben. aIs ssipGbnIi4. 0err
ith ipoIIte Sbnen meine @liidpiin,
f9e ousipre9en, in Der Snt, zine
gon5e Menss @jliidpiinItbt in Be-
aug auf Sbr. geftri9en Sd0pfun.
gen.
Soil 1T ss Sbnsn gsfteben9 glIs
id 9eitern obeno, por meinsm
Turtsanse aus Der g2u. Ropnls,
Sbre SponSig Siite, Shre Stpans
ala 70 iiberroIfenben, 70 neuen
Siite aeIeben, bic 70 onos-s iiuo,
ols Glles. pos Bis beute 1eTdbnffen
iporosn lit. bobs ih suerft gsbob.;
rRi9t mOalih, Srduisin 9lnasTc
fhtint pobniiunia estporben su
isin" Der grfoIa jebod. Ser
groBe, Der enorme, Der perbliiff'ns
be. Der tpunberbore. Der oubsror:
bentli9e @rfols, ben sybre slpon,.a
Siite Bel alien unIeren bii6Thcn
&unbinnen oebobt bnben, frbalo
iie beute friib nur infer 8eI6iFt
Der 8srriidte mar, ipenn i9 cine
foI6e M0sIidteit in GrpGsuns 9s:
sogen!
9tdb ia, mein 6rdulein, bas men.
ne i'd nod einen GrfoIs!... .,
mein Srdulein, msin liebes, tle;s
mes SrduIein ans.le, id bin S5s
men unausipredIiden 9ont iduIs
big! Den sonsen @ormittos iiber
babe i9 Dor Sbren Dert.n ni4!s
anberes ssb0rt, als entsiidtes Sns
biebdnbei6loaen uno b.geiIterts
glusrufe: p@unberbar! -. &6Fs
li6!... 0eI6 elm G6id! =.
Wel9 ipabrboft pariIsrii8er
S9id! 80" Gs lit flor, baB bic
fer Sut, ben Sic seitern unter ser
ginlpirtung elmer SnIpirotion, bic
i'd ni9t oOaere nit genial" gu bs:
seidnen, erfunben boben, Der Sut
1T. ben alle elesonten 5rousn be
fen Spmmer traeen ipplIen iperbcn.
Menn sic leibenb iinb, lie5es
sSrGulein, iperben Sic fhnell o.z
funb. Deroen Sic f9nell geiunh,
bomit idb Sbnen olles. lpos if
Sbnen ioeb,n 70 unpo[ltommen oss
f6rieben babe, beFer unb ousfii6r-
Ii9er ioeen tnnn!
9tuf f.br bolbiaes Di.bsrIshen.
ni6t pabr, iebr, febr, I.br Iis6ea
JrGulein9
Sbr fsbr ersebener unb bontDnr
rer Gbef, - Der bic ssreube bat,
Sbnsn mitaut.iIen, boB Sic, ipenn
sic bamit einpsritanoen iiuo,
ni9t mebr Oreibunbsrtfiinfjif
Sront mouotli9 on fsiner SnFc
erbolten fperbsn, ionbern 6os Don.
petite. senlu bos 9Opp.lte: iisbens
bunbert Sron -. ia,, iiebenbuu'
bert Srant -. limb ouBeroc,n
(slauben Sic bite, bob id SSbnsn
bamit Elm iebr fdperes Opfer
bringe), unb ouB.roem einen tlei-
nen glnteil bon a'pei grcssnt an
olIen 9efhGft.n meiner SSirmo.
Sneiims Grneit 9. Ramponnsou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31

S6Gau. @atte (Oor Dem
S6aufsnfer sur 5raI: ~aOmm'
lub uns geb'n! @s lit beute iebr
f,udttalt, oa tOnnteit 0u trant p.rs
ben, penn 9u Ianss itsben bleibitT
- Gins BON beio.n.
Ssppl (im Sbeuter, ala gu laut foufs
fliert ipirb): nSeoa - entlpebsr bali
ten Sie's Maul, poer Der Mann
i'm &dIten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31

.gla, ib m.in., ala Snidrift tlinst
rt9t gut: Neinem unpergeBli4en
@uttsn." ;"
profefforin: y2lh. nein. has
etbt ni9t: m.iu Mann ipur nGmIia
fur9ibar perstBlid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31

Ser SGngsr. 81: ~Darum
tiIt Su benn BEL Der @srIobungsfeitr
otines 5reunO.s Su4s binausgspor'
fen tporoen2"
g.: ~DeiI id seIunssn bub'."
81: .Was bait Ou Osnn ssfunssng"
g.: Studs, Ou bait Die Sans
gcItpbIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-31

Gin. 2anbTtr.idierin, Die .insn aos
Iissn Ramen trGst. iOll benz Rihtsr
oor9efiibrt tp.rben.
Ger idtsOten.r Qeiie): Strr
9.idt.r, muB i'd gu Ser ~sndoise
Sruu" fusen9
The Detroit times., 1912-06-08

among those 10 make addresses and
there will also be heard Archbishop
BozZano, personal representative OF
the pope This will be the mrs; APP
pearance OF the new papal legate
While the banquet is In progress
this evening. there will he an elaO.
crate program OF festivities elsewhere
Pennsylvania avenue will be splen'
didly illuminated from the capitol 10
the White House. and along this wldc
street a second parade OF automobiles
will move. Fully 5000 cars vii be
i'm line. the arrangements committee
hopes. and each will be equipped win
electric lights. Following this. acre
will be a display of fireworks on tue
big white lot. in front of the White
House. Band concerts and receptions
to visiting knights will also be held.
Tomorrow there will be a magnlil'
cent military field mass on the Wash
ington monument grounds, in charge
OF the Spanish war veterans OF the
city. This ceremony will be partlci-
pated in by the papal legate, Arch
bishop BonZano, and Cardinal GID
bons. together with other distinguish
ed members OF the Catholic hierarchy.
Seating accommodations have been
arranged for 10000 persons.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-08
UNCLE SAM TO HAVE
HOTEL ALL HIS OWN
New State Department Building
To Include Accommodations
For Distinguished Guests

II will not be long before uheie
Sam will be ready to play tn hoS'
in n style behtting his own 1'ghiN
and that OF his guests. The s'ru'
lures ON several city blocks IN Tue
heart of Washington will soon be Torn
down and i'm their stead VIII as
three magnificent buildings 10 hous.
the state department the Departure
of Justice. and the department Oh 20
merce and labor. The state 1epalt
ment building will have a very ~
elusive hotel in IL. There VIII DC Nv
clerks TO extend the glad hall
any wealthy or prominent Americas
who comes that way. Only no" dn iu
then will IL have guest. lhiH WI
be upon such occasions as the 'oh,''s
of a visitor, like Prince Henry OF W
miral Togo Then the hotel VIII U
opened for the nations guest ana mo
letinue
The whole story OF the state .e'
partment and it's work is told IT. lhr
American Government" The Ilmes
great premium book. which Is oreaN
ing all records for bound book sa'eS
in this city II Is a book you h's''
II Is a book you are going TO Get pr.
cause YOU are going TO hear ali youi
neighbors talking about IT. SEE |ht
coupon on page two and get copN
before this great sale is brought I"
an end.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-08
MARRIAGES.

Josef Ivanses. IS. Angelina 1voneses
Charles King o. Laura schaRer. 70.
Lester Teets, q Hazel Whans 10
Charles g. Redding, ~; Alice II
Morse. 3S.
Harry c. Morehead. 20; Norma NJ
Frank q. Kimmc, So; Lydia vivian,
80.
Martin Filicki. 90; stella Grabowski,
rs
Jacob s Henderson. 20; Mab'e II
Fred {. Kane, 81. Detroit; Annie /,
jackson. IS. Flint
Edgar ! Lotz 81: Rose Andres. "a
James Sebes, 30. Anna Auksch,Im, II.
Anthony Kus, q. Bertha Stec -.
III. John Canovtr. 20 Elsie Kerry, %
Albert J. Fouracre, 90; Alice NJ Car.
ter. IS
Iohn Mieracjewskf % sophia Lado.
Justin w. Rose. q. Detroit. Mable ].
Alleman, 10. ST Clair.
Constantly Gojowials. "a: Amelia Bo-
John NJ Petersen, 81; Helen Schroe.
Alfred Wilson. % Blanche NJ from
blv 30
George '. Mazone -. PITTSBURGH, Pa
Title a Walters, 20 same
Jon Machniak, 20. Katherine Dudcic
Fred Steinke, FL wvandotte Ma.
thilda Gee, -, same
Albeit >. Anderson. 81; Faye Part
ridge, ~.
oliver j. whaley so Essex. Can
Bertha BraZier 80, Detroit
Henry J. Wojcihski %; Anna NJ. Po-
lasSi. %
George Zwick. "a; Julia Rokowska.
21
Thomas Rozowski, 90; Lillian Mai.
coonwski &C.
Edwin sogario. 30: Carolyn A. Keliy
John Dohcrty, 2S Sarah Homer 81
Jacob ~ schneider. 25 Emma Mogk
IS
John Dudley. &c; Garnet Gilmore. Ca
John Peoples. rs. Auburn, Mich
Grace Wagner. ~ Detroit
Andrew L. Brooks, %; KATHERINE
Jaques. -
John II. Mlrchclson. IS; Anna !
Holtz, 23.
Jozef Sztaha, 81 Hamtramck: Katart
zyna Bak. 20, Detroit
David J. Wolff. 20: winifred M,chels.
10.
August Grunewald. IS; Augusta
Wagerman. ~.
Fred qd4eSli, . = -4ea4ris- Ar+sror,,iru--
~
Frank j. Melchek. 90 Gertrude
Scheen. Is
Harry Clifford. %. Leesvilie. Martha
Schneider, 3D. Detroit.