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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Rev. Dr.. Richard D. Micou
Victim of Heart Failure.
DEATH OCCURS IN ENGLAND
Was on Leave of Absence From
Episcopal Seminary-Plans for
July 4-Briefs.
DEATH OCCURS IN ENGLAND
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Speclai correspondence or Inc Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. June 5. 1912.
According to a cablegram received
this morning at the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary. Rev. Dr. Richard D.
Micou. a professor at that seminary.
died yesterday of heart failure at On
ford, England, where he had gone for
a visit. His death took. place at the
University of oxford.
Rev. DR.. Micou was sixty-four years
old. With him at the time Of his death
were his wife and a son, PAU Micou.
who is a student at the seminary. In
addition to his wife and son, Paul he
is survived by two other children-Dr.
r. w. Micou Of Washington and Mrs.
John NJ Dante Of the Episcopal High
School.
The body of DIR. Micou will be brought
here and taken to the seminary, where
the funeral will be held. 1t is expected 1t
will reach here June IL.
Rev. DR.. Micou, owing to declining
health and in order to further pursue
certain studies, was given an extended
leave of absence from the seminary lie
sailed for England February IL last, from
Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
rams tor Heating Plant.

A meeting of number of Citizens was
helQ last i.lgnt al the store o. L. Ruotn
Tor the puipoSe o. completing plans LOT
raising Iuhos Tor the Installation of
steam heatlns plant in the Cn iuren
Home. Inc SUM Oh $40 Was IA SEQ py
tnuse present Tor the wo4k. A coIiuiIttee
nas a.po.nteu solicit SGDscfii lions,
....N.. :. .tJooCA " ~ 4A..-o-As, 1890
M ILnlan, i. Clinton Howa u, T.. e.
roc. lcupxIu Rupcn anu ioyu Sdun
.eis. conan L,ee "lA Shorty ueoih
tue worn OI sOIlc4t ms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05

ALL YE KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS,
TAKE NOTICE.
In order that each Knight may con-
tribute his share to this notable ccch-
sion we are Offering
To sll patriotic citizens
ONE s-FOOT FLAG.
including Rope, Pole and Holder
ALL FOR SIS.
5-FooT FLAG.
including Pclc and Holder
I5c.
We also have complete line III
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS REMNANTS,
in all sizes.
FROM fnc Ut.
Italian and Spanish dags can b bad
10 all sizes.
Phone Main 56i5.
ST. Z. L. NICHOLSON.
100 III 50. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05

We can pay off your three or
five year loan. and you can pay
back in easy monthly installments
spread over twelve years. and so
get the home free without feeling
the burden. Our loans are ex-
pressly intended for small home
dwellers and buyers. Come and
see. No commission, bonus or
premium.
PERPETUAL BUILDING
ASSOCIATION,
18th and E SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

hRIINGTON HOTEL TO COME DOWN.
Thompson Sterrett Co.. Contractors.
Clifford wreckng and Construction Co.,
Wreckers.
Men wanted Immediately. All material nom
the buildings for sale. Apply to WILLIAM
CLIFFORD. on the premises. street side
TOURISTS BAGGAGE INSURASCE-WORbD-
wide Insurance on goods in transit. Bur larry
insurance. SECURITY STORAGE CO.. lliO 10 d
81 Warehousrnen. Packers. Forw arding Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
Police Court Gases.

The case of Sanuey Crawiey, colored,
charged WITH IaiA.liS to proviue propeA
SUPPORT Ior has SIX cniIuren, WAS us
MISSED in the ponce court touay, out he
VAS warned taal lii the future ne must
furnish better support
tlnes or So eacn were imposed in the
cases of Mamie anu Jeriy o.il4nns, coioreu.
ciial Seu Niln uisoruerly conu,.c. AID ueiit-
ne. edward Lille, eo.oreu, Ci.t4 sea WitlI
SEDUCTION, was head Tor me actIun OF the
,ranu Jury. LoTeue Inonias, coiored, ap-
peared rs the COMPLAINANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
Brief Mention.

The Womans Auxiliary of r. E. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. yesterday
afternoon held its final meeting for the
summer months. The camp received one
application for membership and disposed
OF routine business.
A meeting of Sarepta Lodge of OdI
Fellows will be held at Odd Fellows Hai.
tonight.
Alexandria Lodge of Elks viii observe
Flag day. June IA, with appropriate exer-
~iseS.
The concert given last night by the
Congre2ati quartet of Washington a.
the loung Peoples building was iaraeiy
ATTENDED. Proceeds will be used for the
peneat of the First Baptist Church Sun
day School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
Funeral of Col. de Lagnel.

Funeral services for Col. Julius A.
de Lagnel, who died in Washington.
took place this afternoon from De-
names undertaking establishment |.
Services were conducted by Rev. w.
j. Morton. rector OF Christ +. L.
Church. Burial was made in st. Pauls
cemetery The following were pail
bearers: William A. omoot, Harry x.
burke, Carroll Pierce, X. NJ. Greene,
o. William Ramsay and X. F. Knox.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08

pieoer In l1ebereinItimnin9 NIT ben
Sobres5eiten 5u bringen. Dos fino
gnteIeiiungen bes 2aIenbers, bic mir
nns iest garnidt rorftellen fonneB
uno bic ielbitoerIt6nbIid aub uie|
mails ipie6er geiheben iperben. OBJ
gIeid meitere 8eformen unter beuT
Papit @resor ben 9rei5ebnten 1852
geidaffen porben iinO, 1T man aud
beiite nit oem &nlenber inmerno@
nibt redt Sufrieoen. unb eerooe in
ben Ietten Sabren finb monderIei
8ori6IGge fir cine meitere l1mgdtaIs
trng eemaft tuorben. Ste oieIt be-
fonbers barauf ab, Die 21pae Der
Wonate aus1usleiden unb oafiir Su
iorsen bob bieieIben Ronatstage
aud INNER ouf oieielben @ohertage
fallen. Denn mir Jet nod einew
gang beionberen, neil bon uMereT
Ueircbrbeiten bnr6aus dtfpei4enOen
4alenber fennen Iernen tpollen, bann
miiiien mir nad China seben. 9ie
ltripriinee bes dineiiiben aolen6erS
eeben tpabrifeinIid ouf bobpionii1s
einfIiiiie Suriid, unS perSen ais ets
ner Der itarfiten 9epeiie fin BEN
aussans Der Glteften dineiiIdenRuL
hir aus Der sroBen B0lferipieee Bors
6er.9lfiens betro6tet. aub Der ht.
neiii6e 4alenSer lit elm MonbfaIen.
Der. 9ie 1onnte baben abruedieln6
20 uno 80 Gage uno beeinnen. tpenn
Der Wonb 5tpiihen Der Sonne uno
Der grbe itebt, nIio nit bem Reu'
morS. gea6 ie SreiBig Wono1mlGu.
fen iddIten Die gbineien einen brci'
5ebnten O1onat elm. sic ba6en alIo
feinenSdaIttas, fonoern einenSdaIt|
monat. SnioIgebeIien befinoen iib
Die Gbineien irmerrpieOer in BiOer-
ipru6 nit ben Sabres5eiten, iinO bes-
balb baben iie eigene 8orIbriften fir
ben @eginn bon Saat unb @rnte fir
Die einSeInen Sabre ausgearbeitet.
Dies 1T aud Der @ruro. tparum elm
dineiiI6er &aIenoer einen oifleibis
gen 9ano fiiQt. Der Sdaltmonat
nirS immer als britter Wonat ein-
eei6oben, uno 6as Sda1tiabr erb6lt
baour6 eine 96nge BON 3S3 Eagen.
Sriiber benaunten Die GbineIen ibre
Sabre nod sepiiien Sieren uno ga
ben iogar ein5eIneStunoen oernrttge
9e3eidnuneen. gsod be1iie iast elm
Gbineie, er iei i'm 9ro6en. ODER i'm
Sun0ciabr eeboren, unb es sibt nod
llbren, bel Oenen man ioat, iie idla-
gen bic Ratteu. ODER 8ier6eitunoe.
Die Stun6en peroen bel ben gbine.
fen Su t20 Iiniiten geadbIt.
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Scunerftas, 8. 8ebruar 1912.
gbirnrsiidler SOrtidritt.
0stslssiAt psbauSluns bts atthmas aui bsz
Easas ber Operation

9ie Ieste glrbeit oes befonnten.
iirl6ngit perItorbenen Srunffurter
Gbirursen Or. Wiur Sirid,berg,
Operative 9e6onolung oes glitb.
mas, lit iest ols photographic in
Der 8oltmom'i6en SammIlrng err
hienen. lleber bie Operation be-
ridtete Siridbera nod tlIr5 Dor lei.
mem Sooa auf Dem Gbirlrgentongreb
1910. SIM gInidIuB an Die Nlrbeiten
bes friiberen StraBburaer Gpndfu.
Iogen Srofeiiors 8. q, ;SreunO. Der
Die Nube, 0ie er iid ielbIt auferlegte,
oa5u benuste, nm, pie emit Die Sp.
nGfologie. 10 iebt Die Gbiruraie uno
innere Wfeoi3in ourf feline 9enialen
Sheen on5ureeen, bat Sirihber9 i'll
etnem Sale. in bem GItbma bron.
6iaIe nit i6perer @erbiloung oes
BruItforbes infoIge enoT''dher &ronf.
belt fompIi3irt mar. Ourh operatives
Borgeben SeiIung angeItrebt. Seln
eriter 8eriu6, ourd gntfernung pom
RippentbeiIen Der einen Seite ben
Bruitforb Before ausOebnung 5u er'
mosliden, fiibrte nidt su oauernoem
grfoIe. gr bat oesbuIb ourh etnen
neuen gingriff elm fiinitlihes Selent
am gruitbein bereeiteIlt, nahoem er
Fd an 2eidenueriuden pon Der
Dirfiamfeit elmer ioldeu Operation
iiber5eugt batte; nud Oieier Opera
tion tpurSe Oas Sino bon aItb'
matii6en slnfGlen frei. gsit ee.
uobnter @riinolidfeit bebanoelt Der
gerfaIier Die bisber uernadlaiii9ten
Be3iebuneen aipiiden Srondial'
uftbma uno &a6itis unb lentt Die
aufmerfIamfeit Der &er5te ouf oieien
8uiammenbang. SoffentIid lebren
neitere @rfabrungen bab Die neile
Operation in entipredenoen Sallen
ben 'Qtbmatitern Seilung bon tbrer
grobe, 9eidperben bringt. ioooB
bieie 8, >ation fir ibren glutor EN-
ebrenoes Genfmal, Oas er itb lelblt
aeiett, bartlett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08
GleftriIdJer SdIu9pneer.
glu HeHsr assarat, Osr bic SauOarbsh bisHRs
barer Setter ptrerdnBt

@s 1T oar nidlt einjuieben, Duriim
cine 8erri6tung pie bos S6ubpusen
in unIerem porseihrittenen 3eitalter
nod burd Nenihenbano ansaeubt
per6en miibte, uno ebenio flar 1T es,
6ab iif fir eine maihineae slusfiib'
runa Der glrbeit feline onoere Strait 10
gut 'ignet pie bic @Ieftri5itut. Die
iiberbaupt mebr uno mebr gum Wtao.
den fir aIles pirb. sSn Der Tot 1T
Der eIeftriide S6ubputer fein @e'
bilbe Der 8bantaiie mebr, ionoern an
mebr aIs elmer SteIle bereits in Ea'
tiafeit aetreten, beiipielspeiie auf el'
ni9en Sdmei5er 8abnbofen. Die
SonptiaGe anh an bieiem appdrm
muB nohirIi6 cine 8iirite iein. 3ieie
lit freisf0rnlig un6 iDiro ourt elet'
triide &rait in cine idnele 9rebung
ueriest. Sier f0nnte nun Die 8ritit
bereifs einiesen mo bic @inuenoung
MAIDEN, 6aB cine ioIhe 9epegun9 Der
giirIte Dem setpobnbeitsmaBigen
syoeal 6es Shu6pusens nibt ent.
Ipri6t. gorIGufig ideint Der 3ped
aber niht anoers erreihbar dil letn,
unb man muB iif besniigen, fir Ell.
men 9ideI, ben man in ben Ipparat
bineiniuirit, als oh man cine Sotel
Sd,ofola0e bnrous beroor5ieben
pollte, ieine Stube iiberbaupt sereI'
nigt 5u befunmen. 9luh mub man
Iif bef6eiOen, OaB man iif gu bieiem
8fped nidIt in einen 6equemen Stnbl
ieben fam. ionoern Iteben bIeiben
m0 ouberoem aud cine geDiiie 9lut'
merfiamfeit oarauf Oerwenoen mltB.
Ger Re6anismus lit iibrigens reht
iinnrei6 uuo iorgt fir Die @rfiiallng
elmer gonsen &eibe BON gIufgaben.
Grit Deroen Die Shube bonn SAmus
eei1ubert uno bann nod ridltig ge'
mihit. 9a3u mub Der 9enuser auf
einen beion6eren &nopf oriiden, Der
Ole @oriiberfiibrung Der 9iirite an
elmer Sdubpusmaiie beluirft, ebe iit
bon neuem in glftion tritt. ShIieB'
lid 6at Der grfinoer aud baran &C.
Sadt, onB Die giirIte mad einmalisen
@ebrauh ieIbIt pieOer geiaubert
miro. Dies geibiebt oa6urh, oaB iii
burd einen parmen 2uftitrom ge'
trodnet unb bunn iOrgfdItie Ourd'
seidiitteIt miro.
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Gin g2iteratnrfenncr"

Gin beiteres @rIebnis pirS aus
SbauipieIerfreiien mitgeteilt: 8ar
ba iiingit elm 9erliner Sdauipieler
fir cine @aItipielreiie engagiert, Die
i'm bur6 Seiterreif, lmter gluoerem
aud naf Steiermarf, &Grutben unb
&rain fiibrte. gr mar in elmer gro.
beren Staot beerits an einem Ibeno
aufgetreten uno poIlte iib nun nod
in ieiner @lan5leiitllng als D6auIt"
Seigen. @r begab iih gu Dem Boli.
5eisepaltieen un6 puroe bon ibm
empfansen. SD bob sic eeitern
g'ieben," iagte 5reiberr b. 6. sic
baben SbreSade gang brao gema6t
8as pollen sic benn berna6 nod
bon mir9"
SD poGte gp. @r6eIlen3 bitten,
ben p6ouit" 8ur Iuffiibrung bringen
5u oiirfen," mar Die Intiuort.
y9en Sauit2 @as lit oenn oos
fir q Stiid?"
nGen 6auit bon Goethe, ey5el.
Ien3."
n9oetbe, @oetbe, mas III penn oos
fir q @oetbe?"
rSobann @olfgang BON Goethe,
Der sroBe oeiltid5e 9idter uno frii'
bere groBber5osIide unO peimariide
Winiiter."
n4b, MeiniIterl go, idau. itlau
ga, bari oenn Sas Stiid bier ni6t
gegeben iperoen, Serr b. Ster5eIbu.
Der? fra9te er ieinen Setretar
n3os lit oenn Dos nit oem Stiid
bonn RiniIter bon @oetbe2 Barum
bari oenn Dos Stiid nift bel uus &C.
oeben neroen2" - .8u 9efcbl, @r'
seaen5, es lit elm sef6brIibes Stiid!"
gsun mari itf Der SdaripieIer in
bas 2eug.
,glber mein Serr," iagte er erregt
.oos Stiif miro in @ieu i'm Sof'
tbeater ihon Iauee aifgefiibrt, unf
es nimmt geiemano gnitoB baran"
$50, penn's mir oos belpeiicr
fSnnten," meinte Der Stattbalter
uro fraute iiA oerlegen am DIR
,gp @r5elen5 brauhen MIR Die @ii
te su haben, an ben 9irettor oes Sot'
burgtbeaters telegrapbieren 5u lai
Ien." -.
so, no, b6s lit baIt 8u umitdnb
lid, aber mas fommt oenn in BEN
Stiid oor?"
Ser SeufeI fonlmt barin Dor,
beeiIte Ii6 Der SefretGr 5u periidern
Ser zen = Der Seufel? gte, bas
mar q idone Seid)idte, ben SeuieI
auf oas Gbeater 5u bringen, o ie ie
go fan gelpiB a gutter Sdaulpielel
umb q brauer Nann, aber nit iolder
@'Ihihteu oiirien's mir bait MIDI
fommen. Den Seufel, Dos mar
Id,one @'idift, baben's fan onberes
Stiid2 gtpas. mas Die 9eit aud
germ iid auitauen9" : anitaI
@oetbes nSauit" ieste 9. @g5eaent
SaIms ,Sobn Der @iIOniB" al. Das
aefiel ben 9euteu bait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08
GerrGtberiidls griefe.

geur fitroe 3eit baben iih Die bet'
ben 8udhaIter 9fi9arb &rnrie uno
Nris @ieie BON Der Oeutiden 9anf
81 Berlin, bic nod llnterhIagnn9
bon 1880 Olurt @noe gtouember
gIiiftia aeluoroen paren, Der SreIbeit
erireuen f6nnen. sluf 8eranIaifung
her gerIinerStaatsanlpulti6aft muir
ben betSe bur6 Die Boli5ei in Siue
perbaitet, mo- iie iif ieit tiinf Sagen
inter foIffen Ranen auFbielten. Sn
Shrem 9eiis tpuroen nrr nod DO
Eroues por9eiunben. 8on9erlin aus
Rotten iih Ole Defroubonten Sunahlt
rod gngIanS geipanot. lleber BEL
gen reiiten iie Sann nu6 Srantreih.
Bon ellie ianSten fie ungei4idter'
tpeiie gum eriten 0aale 8riefe an
TIRE Sra1len nad Berlin, in oenen
Fe Die Ioreiie ungaben. 0urh tan
bae 9eobahtllns Der Boit fielen Die
Briefe Der 8eboroe in Die Sdnoe,
uorauf bic 8erboitring telegrapbiib
peronIuBt Wurbe.
Die llnferihlagungen bel esr De-
ppSitenfaIIe g Der 9eutihen 9ant in
Der R6nigItrnbe 4041 wuroen am 30.
g1upenIber ent6edt, alS bic beioen
AaIIierer 9pauie unS 5ieie einige
Sage porber ploslih oemOienit terrt'
blieben. 8ei Str gepiiion Der Raiien'
beitGnbe purte feitseitelIt, oab 49,
500 Rarf iebIten. Oie lluterihla'
gineen purOen S1ir6 faIitle Bu'
Gungen perOedt. Wtit ben beioen Jest
berbofteten 9u6baltern mnfte auf
Der Obertaifierer SOfling gemeinia'
me Safe, Der am Gage Der ent'
bedun9 Dor hiner 8obnung in Der
GrTbupener StraBe 1S BON Der Ser'
liner RriminaIpolBei feItgenommeu
iptiroe. 9tur Ourh 6os t1gli6e erntte
8uIammenarbeiten Der brei Seute
pureu Die umfangreideu Defrauon'
tioneu mogIid. Die uugetreuen Be
omten ipieIten nidt BLOB bod in oer
2otterie. Iou6ern idloiien aud groBt
Renmpetten ab. 9luBeroem ipefulier'
ten iie on Der g6rie. Oie 9uAbalteI
giidaro Rrauie uno Sris @ieie iinf
beioe perbeirntbet. S4re 6rnuen bat
ten aber pon ben 8eruntreuun9er
Der WSGnner feline 2enntnib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08
Die nenen GrsebnilIe Der osntideH
glussrabunsen in SersamDn.

Die Iesten glussrabuneen bes
8eutiden 9lr9dologiiben Snititiits
in gergamon 9alten Dor allen bem
beiIigen 8esirf bes Delneter. Sier
purOe, pie 9rof. @aro i'm SGbrbu9
oes 9lr6GoIogiiden Snitituts berid.
tet, Die Siioballe NIT ibrem &eaer
gang freigelegt, ebenio Die oItli6e
SGIfte Der 9forbbale. gtur in oieier
SGlite liegt Dor Der Saae Gin Stu-
ienbau fir 3uidauer, rpeitlid itoBt
an ibn cine SGulenbaIle. Das Sebat
3eigt merhuiirbi9e GoIiiierenoe 6or.
men. Die Saae ldbt iid refonitruie.
rem, oa ibre Sobe ourh Spuren on
Den anitoBenOen Stllien geiidert iit.-
SSbr 3ped lit nod mbeitimmt. Dor
oen Sieltuien nurben uier grobe urloi
uiele fIeinere slItdre geiunOen. SeA~
lid pom 9enleteraItar Iagen Die
SunSamente 3peier GROCER gllt1re,
pelfe Die Terraiie beiunbe lperrten.
sic iinb mebrfad umgebailt lpor6en
unb liefern pibtige anbaltspunfte
fir Die @ei6itte oes 8eSirts. 0efien
lpeitlide 9e9ren3iing lit fiiotpeitlih
bonn Senpel tonItatiert poroen. Ser
Gemeterfeller un0 oieStiibmouer Der
Serraiie Iino nun gang freigelegt
noroen; i'm nGdyiten Serbit ioa Die
ausgrabung oes 9e3irfes noIlenoet
peroen. Die Sbermen 6es oberen
@pmuaitons, cine apeitrGumiee Gin.
lage r0mii6er Belt. iirb enrB aufge.
beft, uno oamit lit ole @rioridung
6es @pmnaiious bis auf ieinenSaupt-
aufgan9 pollen6et. SIM Sbeoter bat
9orpfeIb lpeitere 0tauerreite Dom al.
tereu 3mdouerraum unb einen flei.
men Reit bes 1Iteren Sfenen9ebGubes
eefiutoen. SIN 9etistaIe 1T Der lin.
terbau zines fleinen Tentpeis freige-
legt noroen. Inter ben @inoeliumoen
iino aus Dem Demeterbe5irf Siuei
Rarmoritotuetten bon T6raerinnen
aus benz Stueiten unb eriten ssobr.
burSert, treffIide beforatioe &rbei.
ten, ferner aus Sem @pmnoiion cine
Statuette Der Gtbena, cine quite bel.
Ieni5tii6e Ropie zines attiiden Srigi.
nails 6es 5. Sabrbunoert. auf Der
bodfte Spite Oes @iinbog bel Ber.
CANON baben Gon5e rmb Shaemart
ben Eempel Der Weter gsporbene
nit ieinem groben altor uno SeiIe
Der SaIIen auige6edt. Die 9lrhitrnoe
an Der sront 6es SentpeIs trugen
Die @eibin'hrift 6es Bbiletniros,
Sobnes Ses gltiaIos, offenbor oes
gegriinoers Der ottaIiihen 9bndTtie.
Die 9aIis Ses RliIttentpeIs III Glter
aIs Der SempeI; nod ben bier ge-
funoenen Serrafotten oarf man an
nebmen, SaB iie urfpriinslid elm ort-
beres SeiIigtlm nit Dem Sotter6iloe
trug. auf Reite zines 1Iteren altnrs
Iiegen unter Sem oes BbiIetairos.
8i6tig lit ferner Die 9aiis elmer Sta
the Der antiphis, bon ibrem @atteu
IttaIos, Sobn 6es BbiIetdiros, ee.
neibt. sic mobifi3iert Sen bisber on.
genommenen Stammbnum Der atta.
Iioen: GttaIos mar Der Batter, ni6t
Der 9rIber bes BbiIetairos irnb Gu.
rleneS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08

@ie es Dir nit)t i'm aeben 3ient,
Mlubt ou mad Stubn aud ni6t am
gnoe iosen,
9enn biIt on MIR erit bunbert Sabre
beriibnlt,
go tpeiB fein Renih mebr mas bon
Dir Az iooeT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08

9os S'ehte. bas id oiel setau,
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OHIO STRONG FOR WILSON
Taft Failed to Carry His Home County
In Landslide.

Taft Failed to Carry His Home County
In Landslide.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. mot In fifty
years has Ohio given to the Demo
Gratis so stupendous majority as that
polled on Tuesday.
Returns from POST precincts out of
5265 in Ohio gave Wilson $50, ,165;
Taft, 1O5,1S3 and Roosevelt, 73,907. If
Wilson maintains the same lead in the
remaining precincts his plurality over
Taft will be about 115,000 and Taft's
plurality over Roosevelt will be about
$4,000.
CONGRESSMAN Cox, governor-elect,
will win with an equal majority over
General R. B. Brown, the Republican
candidate, and Garford, the Progress
siye candidate, will poll about $4,000.
So completely did Wilson, at the head
of the national ticket, and Congress
man James M. Cox, the candidate for
governor, snow their opponents under
in this, the home state of President
Taft, that the president even lost his
home county.
Inc al III po"'
er in all the state Offices, both branch
es of the general assembly and have
elected majority of the congress
men, including the first congressman
at large to be elected in Ohio. Of the
twenty-one congressman elected in the
twenty-one congressional districts ir
Ohio but five are Republicans, the
a n "a h.
olas Longworth, son-in-law of Colonel
Roosevelt, has been returned to con
gress by a majority of about 1000.
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BIG LINER HELD
FAST ON ROCKS
Canadian Steamship > In Ser.
ious Plight.

Quebec, Nov. Z. - The Canadian
Northern Royal Mail steamship Royal
George, with 901 passengers on board.
grounded on rocks during a dense
fog in the St Lawrence river and Is
reported to be in serious plight.
The vessel went aground about one
mile east of Point st. Laurent, Island
of Orleans, ten miles below uebec.
The wrecking steamship Lord Strath-
coma and two tugs have been sent to
the aid of the Royal George. The
rocks on which the liner struck lie on
the north side of the south channel.
The Royal George left Crosse Isle
quarantine station for Quebec. She
was said to be going at full speed at
the time she met with the accident
She was on her way from Avon
mouth, England.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, there.
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so
much faith IN ITS curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that 1t fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. ]. CHENEY & CO., To-
!edo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
ADVERTISEMENT
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GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR quiet;
winter clear. $404.25; city mills fancy.
t5.25Q5.50.
RYE FLOUR quiet, at $3.S5@4 per
barrel.
WHEAT quiet; No. 2 red, 971s @98c.
CORN quiet; No. 2 yellow, 701A@
Tic.
,as3e cats s,oagss asiet ;radss No ase white ss0
POULTRY: Live heady;; hens. 12@
14c.; old roosters. 11@11hc. Dressed
firm; choice fowls, 17c.; old roosters,
13c.
BUTTER steady; fancy creamery,
3415c. per lb.
nearby, 35c.; western, 35c.
POTATOES steady; $4,000. bush.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER z, 1912

between the hours of and pm,
all that lot of leasehold land, situ-
ated at the corner of Academy ST.,
extended, and Meadow avenue, front
ing 40 feet on Meadow avenue land
running back a distance of 100
feet, and improved with a Groom
house, in excellent condition, and
all necessary outbuildings. The fen
ces around this property are right
new.
This property Is advantageously
located and will make a very de-
sirable home.
Terms of sale made known on
day of sale.
Mrs. Sarah C. Marshall,
Executrix.
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Two German Airmen Killed.

Halberstadt, Germany, Nov. 1.-Two
more German airmen were killed here.
Lieutenant Altrichter was making
flight in biplane in which he carried
an engineer named Meyer as a pas
senger, when the motor suddenly STOP
ped and the aeroplane plunged to the
ground from height of sixty feet.
The men were found dead in the shat
tered machine.
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'There could be no better medi-
cine than Chamberlain's Cough Re-
medy. My children were all sick
with whooping cough. One of them
was in bed, had a high fever and
was coughing up blood. Our doc-
tor gave them CLamberlain's Cougn
Remedy and the first dose eased
them, and three bottles cured
them." says Mis-. R. A. Donaldson,
of Lex ngton, Miss. For sale by all
dealers.
(Advertisement)
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Wilson Has Tennessee.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. Wilson has
carried Tennessee by 10000 plurality
Roosevelt is second. q. D. Massey
Bull Moose, is favored by the early
returns for congress in the First dis
trict over Congressman Sells, Repub
Iican. B. w. Hooper, fusion candidate
for governor, was reelected by $4,000
maiOrity