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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

N~~%r[NN~O~~N~(N~0
NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board Of Street
and Water Comm ssioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted oy the
Board of Street and Water Comm IS aoners OF
Of the City OF Newark. at a meeting held the
twenty-frst day of March. 1872, and approve ed
by the Mayor Of the City of Newark on the
twenty-second day Of March,. 1872 pub ic
notice is hereby given that 1t is the intention
oil the Board of Street and Water Comm s.
sioners Of the City of Newark. under and by
virtue of provisions of the act entitled An
Act to Revise and Amend the Charter OF the
City of Newark" approved March llth. 1881.
and the supplements thereto. and the act ere
sioners of the c tv of Newark. approved March
2sth. 1901, and other public laws of the ) tt
of Sew Jersey. to order and cause the con-
s~truction OF the following sewers:
A ten t10l nch pipe sewer In
MERCHANT PLACE.
from Merchant street easterly about $50 feet;
ten OOD Inch pipe sewer In
NYE AVENUE,
between Demaresl street and Dewey street,
Dewey street and Hobson street, Hobson street
Schley street. Fabyan place and the Irving
ton line.
The above sewers to be constructed with
house connections to the curb lines. In ac-
with the provisions of Chapter t07
OF the State laws of 1876. together with all the
Such PERI ns as may object thereto are re-
to present their objections IN writing
to the clerk of said board. at the Office of the
2oard of Street and Water Comn.ss oners.
City Hall, Newark. on or before the expiration
of six days from date Of this notice.
BY direction OF the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners OF the City OF Newark.
NJ. r, SHERRERD,
Newark, \, J.. March q. 1912. msrss.st
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WANTED for the u. s. army. ahle-bodied. I'M
married men. between ages of Is and SO, cit
liens of United States. of good character ana
temperate habits. who can sneak. read and
write the English language. For information
apply TO RECRUITING OFFICE. 266 Market
ST., Newark. N. ].
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IRYINGToN-Two o~ne-family houses. almost
new: seven rooms, bath. steam; all impts
few doors from two car lines; small amount
down: price s.. 800. HOUSE. box 81, 5 al
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ONE OF the best houses In Roselle, n. J.. on
plot J0x20O, containing nine rooms. with
every modern Improvement. built by owner
months; gas, eiectr city. hot water heat.
parquet floors throughout entire house. tiled
bath, buffers pantry. cold storage room. laun-
dry In cellar; price. 5000. your own terms If
you can give sat sfactory references. ROOM
Goa, "a West 33d ST., New York.
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TO RENT.

TWENTIETH Az, 81. corner Twenty-second
st.-slx rooms and bath. al INDEPENDENTLY.
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GREAT BARGAIN-one or eight valuable
lots, park section; Maolis av., Bloomfield
value steadily Increasing. macadamized roads;
cement sidewalks. Owner. j. STANFORD, sos
Bloomfield av.s Bloomfield.
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BOATS TO HIRE.

TO HIRE for fishing parties, 38-foot aux
Hilary sloop; prices reasonable. Address
CARVER. 244o Richmond terrace. Port R.ch-
mond, Staten Island. n. Y.
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GA1H~ell.

farm at North Caldwell: S-rooru
horse and barn; steam heat; &c minutes
walk tom trolley cars; s2.G F. L. Hell
LER-
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WILL take good lots as part payment on
several, brand new one and two fam ly
houses situated in the best sections Of Irv ng-
ton. come and see these bargains BROSS.
1015 Springfield av.. opp. postoffee.
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sIGNS-C. L. WILLIAMS. missions.
Wood. Brass. Cloth. Glass. @ ldine LETTERING
124 Market st. Phone 1876 Market.
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FURNISHED ROOMS no LET.

AT 80 HALSEY ST. ZIG Mulberry st. or "a
Liberty 81, near Broad and Market: con-
meeting OF single housekeeping rooms; also
sleeping rooms. In-proNeInents: reasonable.
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD for mother ana two children, ages 10
and 6 years: mother employed all day.
Stating rates, address BOARD. BOX 20. Star
once.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
49, ~-~a@~--~~-@ -k@l>rl&--~-~@
FIFTH ST. %. near Central av.-Frivare
family would Ike some boarders; reasonable.
THOMAS ST, 22-Fine large front room. sec
ond floor; also a small room; good table
board; terms reasonable.
THOMAS ST, rs. near South ST statlon-l
can accommodate about three boardsrs: not
a regular clearinghouse private: privileges
same as home. MRS KI<SER-
Kearuy.
KEARNY Av.. 2~52-ComfortabIs room and
board for two gentlemen.
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PERSONAL.
l AN THE MAN that is bucklng the optical
trust and making inc opdclaIs oil Newark
cut their prices ON goId-hiled eyeglasses and
spectacies. Why's? / am independent OF the
optical trust and out OF me h.gn-rent district.
As 1 pay cash for all goods tnat ] buy / get
a special discount on my purchases. Until my
lease expires | will sell def, led eyeglasses
and spectscies that you pay $3.50 and IS for
on Broad and Market SITS, for 800.
Eye EXAMIN Ell FkEt.
All oculist prescriptions allied for S1.00.
Wash .ngton Optical Parlcrs. lSu Washington
ST.. between Warren and New. Office hours.
y TO y. Sunday, Ii to 4.
Low Prices for Lenses Ground to Order.
PLEASE write me: I'll send you a nee 1872
catalogu. free; fine clothes for easy money.
C. ALEXANDER. 1.2 South 18th st.
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AGENTS.

A0HNTs-t6 a day. work all seasons, for good
men, demonstrating to housekeepers; we
rurnlsh everything necessary. UNITED SUP
kill. n. Y,
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East Orange.

BUSINESS changes makes sale imperative;
residence at Mountain station. South Orange;
nine rooms and bath; steam heat: screened
porch: modern; good condition. i0ox140; worth
Sl2OOO. sell s.. go; mortgage $1,000; this Is a
bargain; would rent 500. PETERSEN. IS
Sussex av., East Orange. y J.
lust sell to close estate; $50. 600 property:
thoroughly modern. fifteen rooms. steam,
electrc c. 40 feet frontage: only 400 cash re-
qdired, possession Immediately; orange. near
Highland Avenue depot. PETERSEN. es
Sussex av.. East Orange. n. J.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
East Orange.

CLIENT will rent at South Orange. vicinity
Mountain station. from September IS. resi-
6ence with large grounds and barn. not TO
exceed 81 800. adults. PETERSEN. ss Sussex
av.. East Orange. N. ].
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CLOTHING.

PAY high prices FOR CASTOR clothing; send
postal D. COHEN. 60 Canal ct.
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MORTGAGES. L-oANs-REAL ESTATE
LoANs-MoRrGAGES

HAVE clients desiring 70 purchase second
mortgages. WILLIAM HARRIS, Att'y-at-
Law. Rooms 30 no Union Bldg. Oil Clinton.
MONEY to loan on nrst and second mortgages
and also on building and loan mortgages.
HUGO WOERNER. T5S Broad 81.
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eapr~o, nc,

PROFESSOR LIE ROY. Americas
Greatest Life Reader: gives helpful. SYM
pathetic. confidential sdvice. tells everything:
special life reading. 50c: call today. Paricrs
corner Broad and Orange sts.; entrance on
Orange ST.. next Lenox Lunch.
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n O SALE.
r. WANTED.

WE can sell or exchange your farm. country
home or estate. Country Department.
LOUIS scHLEsINGER. Inc. Essex building.
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SITUATIONS wASrED-MA,,E.

a MIDDLE-AGED man deglres employment
on gentleman's place; a good gardener and
sober. Address NER. Box 81 Star
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FsoortuG.

ARCHITECTS AND coNTRAcToRs-Get our
estimate on composition flooring. NEWARK
COMPOSITION FLOORING CO.. 1876 New
York aS. Tel. 359-J. Market.
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30 PER CENT. saved on mattresses and
quilts bought Of NJ. GENNET, 10 Broome
ST.; wholesale and retail.
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YOUNG men, experiences. to canvass city
and travel with manager. Call 9-10 Tues
dew. 81 Hslsey st.. upstairs
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AMBITIOUS young man $50 open for a posi-
ton where industry win me with advance
ment. j.. Box 100. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26

PUPILS wanted for Individual instruction at
their homes. day or evening; spec'alt'es
art hmetic. algebra. English: terms reason
NORMAL. 50 Harrison st. Belleville.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanics: careful driver; make
own repairs; six years experience: personal
reference; private family. LOUIS BAUM,
West Orange.
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1 ACRE. 2 houses. large barn; postcard.
Office 81 Bank st.
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IrNIngfan.

IRYTNGTON-S3O0 cash or good lot buys an
elegant house in excellent location. eight
rooms and bath. steam heat: all impts.; lot
S0x100: price $1,000. BRoSS. 1918 Springfield,
opp postofiice. Open Sunday, 2 10 ..
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TEN ORSE and mares. suit farmers and
general business. $40 and up: ons pair.
weight 2. 100: price 500. % Green ST.. rear
City Hall, Newark.
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$500 CASH buys cory house: one block from
Clinton av.; six rooms and bath: stem heat,
decorated; chestnut rim; walks laid, etc. /.
81. GOO a Iona 6de bargain for someone
GROSS 1918 Springfield av.
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ROOM wanted, suitable for commercial pho
tographer, BOXES. with skylight; not very
high up; rent about SO. PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Box 100. Star office.
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YOUNG man wanted. 16 or II years old. to
handle horses: not ashamed to work. Call
at geo South 18th st.
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VOTING MAN-Send US q card and receive our
1912 Ftvie hook free; u shows you how to he
well clothed for a dollar a week. j.. w.
GREENE & 20.
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HELP wANrEp-mALE & FEMALE.

ALTERATION HAND wanted; must be thor
oughly experienced on ladies' garments. APP
ply ALTERATIONS. Box 81. Star office.
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cOZY house. five rooms and bath; innpts. /;
excellent l%ocstion. near cars; lot 30x1f2.
just the place to keep your oh ckens; to quick
buyer 60 500, terms arranged. BRoSS. 1915
Springfield av.
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HELP


AUTO SCHOOL OF N. 1.-THE Oldest school
or the State; unlimited full course at the
smallest fee. license guaranteed (limited course
SSD. day and evening lessons. 1903 TIalsey ST.,
near Kinney.
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wANTED-Young draftsman: apply at once.
INTERNATIONAL OXYGEN CO.. 100 FIRE.
iinghuysen av.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

Sc mebr beute bic piiienfhuftli4e
8rontenpilsge ais bere9tigter Be
itanbteil Der Seiltunit 9lnertennung
finbst, bsito mebr miifen ale 8orurs
ieile ibpinben, bic numentlid be3iigs
lid Der &rantenlpdrtung nod pielfah
berri6en. 60 berribt aub in sebils
beten 8reiien gum Sell nod Die ans
ii9t, oab trante Menihsn bic Wdf1s
ni6t tpe9isln Siirfen, unb bdb man
bic Rranten nidt tpaI9sn biirfe. Sn
OeutI9lanb 1T pielfab Der 9Idube
psrbreitst, bab bel elmer Gnitedenbsn
&raufbeit in Der Dobnung o6er i'm
Saui. bic nod ni9t befuIlenen Ulitbes
tpo6nsr ii9 oubur9 Dor 2tnitedung
beipabren, buB iis ii8 = anobIdu4
auf ben 9eib legen. rod piel pers
breiteter 1T bic S9eu, ben 3runten
an ssipifen Wodsntagen gum sritens
nal pieber aufit.bsn gu lafen. Die
alIo perpDntsn Gage ipe9feln oft in
ben einSeInen @esenben. 8efOnbers
lpeEis beiiebt iinb in bisfer 8e5les
buns Der Montas. Der Sreitus unb
Der Sonntas. Sin Deitersr glber'
glaube, Der bislfua in Idnbliden
&reiIen bsrrfat, 1T. Oub man cine
arantbsit ni9t iiberitek. ipenn man
furs Dor bem 9eburtstase trunt
perbe. Gbenio gilt eine einsetretene
gsFerung siner &rantbeit, tpenn lie
on gspifsn Sasen srfpIst. aIs elm
uneiinitisss 3ei9.n. Ramentli9 Der
Sonntas unb Der 0onnerstas finS in
bisier Sinii9t pielfd4 gsfiir9tet.
Osrartige @orurtsilt tOnnen Suipeis
len Siemlihen S9absn anri9ten. od
iis ni9t ieltsn ben Gr5tIiden 9lnorb'
nungen birett entsssenitsbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
Dee Gremtt.

8tN grnit 8. S6eIlenber9;
2L mubt mid iieben, Serrl SD bin
10 alt
1ete bu rno Iebe tief in ocinem Sdat'
ten;
SD mar SeiE Sralnn. ou 9nbit mir bic
0eItalt
1lnS cine Siitte auf bcluobnten Ratten.
llno Ioiteit mid aus bciner Gtuigfet.
9ab mir bus Slid oes Bieoerfinoe,IS
iueroc;
Nun eeb it iudtene curd bic tIeine
groe
lInS fIiidlte Dor Der rubeloien Belt
&enu bier lit allies, bod bu bilt oas
WihtS,
lIufa6Iib sIeiten6 iuie sic SriibIines'
Serr, peiie mir bic Bride eeincs
2idts.
Sn6 id1 ben ge9 5uriid 5ur Seimnt
finoei
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15
Mci 9ieblinafs @ndlitame.

Der Dlans BON ganien 4be
Oas is un bleibt ooh's needle 3.
DEM nGmli9, ipenn ids fpre9en
Dub.
Damn flemm' i9 trIht De 2ib6en gu
LIN lab' Damn tnallen ben 9erI9lub
Die bel, ia ia, pie bel q SUB.
I'm lod' ids aus 'ner Seber 'raus,
Damn iebt's 70 runo I'm mollis aus,
Dab ids Dersbre aIle3eit
bis Spmbolum Der Deibli99eit.
Drum feb i9 alIes pp9 bon ie,
Was Iossebt nit Den tpeedsn 3.
Nus bisien @run6e efpenOrum
9erebr' ids 9. 9. 8uiplisum.
0iooo 3 8.rbeouum motpile,
9 8idnofort un's 8ortmanneb.
BLOB nit Den ipet6en 3 eeOei6t
De 8peiis I'M 8inttli9teit.
lin itrsb' idb Iiegrei6 in De Seeb'
8Ieibt bod mel WubIfprud: Beb a.
8tb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

Die Sants. Mutte-: ~SriBs
aen. bu iiebit ia 70 itruhIsnO uus!"
SriB4en: rSu, bents nur, Mamd,
2unte Uieblis bat mir einen SaIer
seidentt!"
Muttsr: .Das! 9is gsiaiee 3ie-.
lpOGlte iussn. bic ipuri,; 5ante9
So, tpie sins benn bas 5u9"
SriBaen: ~Sante ipro4 bapon,
baB iie iebt baIb 9eburtstus bdtts
unb bann pier3ig Sabre Diiroe."
Ulutter; IRA. bas 1T fart! S9on
mebr unglaublih! Die !pirb ia I9on
-. 9lber, has tut ni9ts CUR SADIE.
Die ging es oenn peitsr2"
Srib4tn: SD babe ss ia ouh
ni9t gegIaubt, neil pdpu srf neuI;9
iagte, oab man Der Sarts INNER nur
bic SGlIte slaubeR niirfte llno bd
Iaste i9 5ur Sante: pgstid5, = G.i9.
oas elaubs itb uidt! Ou biIt srit
Spun5is." llno bu i4snttt iis mir n
Saler."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

III 1@on, odB Oh 10 Hlti9epoIIeH pdt
-. @erber bate er ME 0u gu mir
sefdgt, aber id) battle nidt Die 3raft,
etipas oassgeu einSupenben. uno er
fubr fort: Murit. glib nur Sbuht,
oab uIlss gut uno redt pirO. oenn
,s tommt BEL 10 stfpas 10 piel uuf
Slsinigteiten an. uno ou ourfit f9on
fein aufpaHen, Oenn Oas 1T oeine
Iusiteuer
llno aIs i9 oas gar ni9t perfanO,
% fabts sr feitsr nit beiosn SGnbsn
in meine Saare, ole 10 bIono puren,
iuie Die oeinen iebt uno er bog meinen
Ropf Suriid = uno tiibte mid. -
llnb bann ipra9 er suns leife: oas
1T bein 8rauttuB sefpeisn.
Hur sanS Iunsiam Osritano i'd oaS
dlles, dber bann babe i'd i'm gut au'
riidseseben. ben 8rauttuB."
Die Srau i9pies, aus neiier Jer'
ne Hang Elm bellies abenbslOdlein.
St. bor9tt uno bog oen peiben &opI
5uriid. Biz es gang gu @nbe mar.
glls oas 9l0dlein Dertlungen uno
iie INNER nod lanse niht tpieosr
fprs4en ipollte, iast. Die So4ter
leiie:
,Wtutter."
Die blieb itille.
Die Mutter panote iid nd9 Dem
Ndo9en UNI:
nMuttsr, Ou biit ia nod ni4t fers
tis."
.0ie @eididte meinit bu -. ia
ipas i9Dn mar oarun, bas 1T i9on
sI @n6e. = Mdn pollte es nibt
: iie ale tpolIten es ni9t, unO
gmil mar ni6t Oa. Die 8risfe, Die
er mir tdelib fdrieb, bstam i4
ni9t, 70 iparen iie ale segen mid
unO ib anein bate niht Die 3ruft
oOer ni9t senus Den @iaen Sur &raft
- ib unterlas. - Sd meinte aud,
neil ods Slid einmul 70 gang unpers
brfft un6 gang ungerufen gu mir ges
irmmen mar, es itiinbe immer an
meiner Siire. Oas mar Der grobe
Srrtum in meinsm 2eben. Ulan
muB reid fein, tusnn Ous Slid toms
men iou, es iei on S4Dnbeit ooer
an 9elb, ooer an fonit etpus - :
imm.rbin ole Qusiteuer. bon Der i'd
ipru4, mar isbenfals fir cine brittle.
Sd babe erit nit brsiBig Sabren
sebsirutet, uno i4uu, tpsnn i'd ieBt
10 sebudt s.be, bus Slid mar ss
ni6t pas mid seoriidt bat, uno
| meine peiben Saare, bas 1T au4
ni1t Der e9te Dinter.
9lber i'd bab's setrusen. Ou iou'
tsIt mir au9 ni9t bslfen, ib fagte
es nur oarum, neil i'd 70 germ, gar
10 germ ipolIte, oaB Ou BON Der Sreu'
DC elm Helm Sell abbstGmit : :
BON Der Srsuos. Inn Die ib in meinem
2eben gu tur3 setOmmen bin.
Sespesen babe i4 mid iiber bid
INNER 70 sefreut, oas mar INNER
meine pdrmite SOffnuns uno mein
tisfitss @sbet.
@ib mir feline anttpOrt, i9 tdnn
Dir uu9 teinen Rat seben - uno niss
muno tann es -.
Sch!
@eb, uno fpri9 beuts nit niemano
mebr - uno erinnere mid ME i'm
2eben an bieIe Qbenbitunoe - =
| gar ME - aber 6ente burdn; ou,
oente odran."
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unteri mitb.

= unteri 9ieO. Sn Der
9aItitrbe batter, I9 Die 9auern toIl
unseIoffen. Elm srGbli9ss Gsidrei
erfiiqts ben Raum.
Sm Rsbensiinmer sia9 es fsbr Iebs
buft Su, Der 8ein bate b;e 3unsen
sslDit.
= . ntb! o.: r@ie fnb sic
benn BLOB our6 bic Msni6snmense
binbgr9 gefommen9 Sd muBte eine
jalbe Stunoe iportsn!!"
g.: sd babe bic 3iearre geraubt,
,ie sic mir seitern persbrt baben. ba
pi9 mir 'iebsr aus!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

9am.: .aennsn sic ous Pdar
BORT am Rebentii99"
Serr: Die Dame nidt. aber Don
Dem Germ iDnnte id Sbnen elm gdns
Ses MGrdsn er5dblen!"
Same: nRun9"
Serr: rGr bate febr reias 81
tern, Die itarben btios tur3 bintertins
amber unb binterlieBen ibm elm sros
bss @ermOsen!"
0ame: .Weitsr!"
Serr: rgs iit f9on dlls!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

mas bat oenn .isentIid Der gaais
er9 Der lauft felt einiser 3.it nit
einem 70 i6aosnfrobeH 9d4eln bers
I'm, nno babel ballt er Die SGuite.
iuie penn er einen umbringsn poIlte!
@r muB auf irsenO iemano cine tos
IufIale 0ut baben!" : rWurum net
gar! SBiFen g, Der bat einen 2uubs
froT6 gu Suus. aber feline SIiesen,
uno od lGuft er iebt in Der Stdot
berum un6 brinet isinsm Sroi4 in
Der Sdui Die 5IitJsn bsim"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

= @orfi4tis. Dent Dir
nur. Saffsrl. ssftsrn bat mir ses
trGumt, 9u bGtteit Elm paor Sauieno
geerbt!"
.9o iperbs i9 au9 Did bsbenten,
alter Sreunb!"
v2lber bab 9u mir feline S9uIOen
auf ben Sraum ma9ft!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-15

auf tinem Shlbl BON 8ambusrohr,
g(m arme einen Srausrflpr,
Ratiirli9 sinen bl.noeno psiBen,
SAB Sumbo grab BEL Wiittugsmahl!
9as @fen f9medte IDEAL,
9a fam Iein Sr.uno: g8as foll oas
btiBtn9"
90 frast. er bas Reserlein.
.8sm tuit 9u bieie Sruutr peib'n9
Starb elm 8erpanbter Dir, elm gls
ter2"
Der Sumbo iaste peinerli9:
.Hab bieism @uulafd truure i6,
y mar meine quite S9piegsrmuttsr!"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-07-11
For Attorney General.

Under date of Janc 2s. the Caldwell Tribune pub
hshed at CALDWELL Idaho, i'll editorial sought make
political capita. against MIR. II PETERSON who is can
ddate ON the republican ticket for nomination the office
OF Attorney General by referring The ihat when he
was youth and working his way through high school at
Pocatello, III was necessary or him to pedd!e milk.
We had about concluded that III this great country
OF ours, honest toll is disgrace; that young man
was not to be held up public ridcule because in the
course of his fight realize his ambition he found eecs
to work at honest toll We had thought careers
OF Lincoln, Garfield, Grover Cleveland, Coy Johnson of
Minnesota and many Others, had demons that the
American people judge by what he IS and that pow
crty is not argument against who seeks public
office.
We know Mr. Peterson and know what his early
struggles We know the experiences passed
through, and we honor and respect him fight he
has made and for what he has accomplished was born
of humble parentage in honest though humble home
farm, and the early years of his life he spent this
environment where it for him. through the
heat OF summer and the cold of winter, miles
foot to attend the frontier district school, country
We know that later he went with his family Pocatelo
where in order assist in the support large family
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-07-11
Resolutions.

Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty Y
God to take to Himself our beloved
b1 other, James Clifford, and we are
again forcibly reminded that death
Is in our midst. and it behooves US
to be always ready to go when the
grim monster beckons. And while
1t grieves us to part with one who
Lad endeared himself by his self
sacrificing life to all who came In
contact with him. we believe that r.
we emulate his virtues. kind deeds
and manly principles he will no.
have lived in vain.
Therefore be it resolved, That
the charter of American Falls lodge
No. SO, l. o. o. F. be draped in
mourning for a period of sixty days.
and that this preamble and resolu-
ton be spread upon the records o.
this lodge. and published in the
tress. and also that copy be de-
llvered to the bereaved family who
are assured that they have our
heartfelt sympathy in this thei..
sad bereavement
Signed:
A. Logan
e. E. Earring.
James Leitch,
committee American Falls Lodge Z
NO. So, l. o. o. +.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-07-11
BIG CELEBRATION.


The celebration of July 4th held
here was big affair from every
point of view. The people from the
surrounding territory began arriving
early and before ten O. clock the
streets were crowded with visitors.
Ihe parade was very good, many
beautiful floats by the business
Of tn city being in the line.
Immediately after the parade the
morning program was held in the
Auditorium, Rev. James Leitch de-
delivering the oration.
The ball game was played at one
O'Clock after which many foot and
horse races took place. In the
evening beautiful display of fire
works held the crowd until the
dance hour when theAuditorium was
the attraction until long past the
midnight hour.
The various committees in charge
OF this celebration deserve the cre-
dit of giving American Falls the
best one-day celebration which is
in it's history and the hundreds of
Eeople who visited here on that
day We're well satisfied with the
days program.