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New Ulm review., 1913-10-15
Sand at Foot of Fortwengler
Hill Causes Machine
to Upset.
Two Minor Mishaps Keep
Auto Repair Shops
Busy.

More frightened than hurt was the
experience of four young people from
the Town Of Lake Hanska when
their auto turned turtle on the Fort
wengler hill about three miles south
of the city and they were quite for
chilly spilled out of the machine.
The accident occurred about five
o'clock Sunday afternoon and turned
out most fortunately for the young
people. The inmates of the Ford
car were Alfred Bake, who was at
the wheel, Alfred Oren, who occu-.
pied seat near the driver, Miss
Bake and Miss Helling, who were
in the rear seat.
The party were on their way to
New Ulm and when they reached the
bottom Of the Fortwengler hill, their
auto skidded in the sand. From
swinging in the sand, the rear right
wheel broke completely away from
the hub, causing the machine to turn
turtle
After making one complete revo-
luton the car landed on the three
wheels and scooted along for about
Is feet when it stopped on it's own
accord The occupants were thrown
out with considerable force but
miraculously escaped without injury,
except that Mr.. Bake twisted and
bruised his ankle, and his sisters
back was wrenched and bruised.
The young ladies' were picked up by
liver Stone and taken home. The
young men meantime, came to New
Ulm with the derelict, which was
snaked into town by Ed. Larson, who
was telephoned for and went out to
the scene of the accident with his
roadster, which is especially equip
ped to haul broken down machines
to the Larson-Stone garage.
The machine is badly damaged,
and bears all the ear-marks Of hav-
ing gone thru strenuous mill. The
body is broken, the steering wheel
bent down, the tenders are bent and
the windshield is completely demol-
ished. The repairs will, however,
not exceed 500. The accident was
plainly due to the sandy condition
of the road at the bottom of the
Fortwengler hill. Considerable speed
is usually developed going down the
hill and those not familiar with the
sandy condition of the road are very
apt to experience an accident SINH
lar to the one which befell the
young people.
Another breakdown occurred the
same day when Mr.. Halvorson's car
collapsed when he was about four
miles south of the city. His ma
chine was also brought to town by
Larson & Stones working car. The
machine was left here to undergo re-
pairs and Mr.. Halvorson returned to
his home at La Sale in another car.
Saturday about six o'clock Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Fritz and some friends
featured in an auto accident about
two miles this side of ,Essig. With
out warning the rear axle suddenly
broke, which put the car out of COM
mission. Fortunately Mr.. Fritz was
able to bring the car to a stop be-
fore any further damage was done.
No one was hurt, the occupants
merely suffering the inconvenience of
having to be towed to town.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-15

Prof. Ackermann returned Monday
from Chicago where he had been in
attendance at the dedication of the
Missouri Syrod seminary which took
place Sunday. This seminary was
formerly located at Addison, Ill. and
was recently removed to River Forest.
The institution belongs to the Ev:
Luth. Synod OF Missouri and is one OF
the best equipped in the country. The
number of lpeople In attendance was
so great that at the time the speeches
were delivered three speakers were
addressing the vast audience at the
same time and then 1t was impossible
to reach all. The singing OF the choirs
and of the assembly was most in.
spring and uplifting.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Berg returned
Friday from Mortified where they
went q week ago Saturday In response
to q message telling Mr.. Berg that his
mother, Mrs. G. F. Berg, was very III
with acute stomach trouble. Mrs.
Berg died Monday and the funeral
was held Thursday. The deceased
was only so years old and had been IN
failing health for two years. She
had q number of friends ana
acouaintances here ss she hod -
various times visited with her SOD
New Ulm review., 1913-10-15
Debating Team To Be Organ
lied For State Con-
tests.
Athletics to Take a Back Seat
This Year. A Battle
Of Wits.

New Ulm High School is about 10
enter upon new field OF inter-
scholastic activity. Our local High
School can always turn out
creditable athletic team and this yesr
Al attempt is to be made to show that
one can make good intellectually %
xell % physically. For the first time
IN TIA history of the school . team 10
20 BE entered iu The Slate High School
Debating League.
This League Vas formed in 1900 by
tbs Minneapolis Journal and IL state
vide In its activities. Its purpose 10
% atimulate interest in forensic work
shruout the stste high schools and il
has certainly justified IT. ezisssnce.
In The prelimipary debates tho
teams ip any one Congressional
District arc matched against each
other and BY 8 series OF slimiDssing
debates the Distries ehaDpisns arc
cho.ep. The Distries eAonpions arc
then paired on and Ne elimination
continues until only TIVE teams remain.
These teams then 6Rhs II out for the
State Championship sos ths posssston
of the Journal Deoase sup for the
ensuing yesr. Any High School
New Ulm review., 1913-10-15
JIM BROWN COUNTY. MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, l5.


In few days the fund Of $4,000
for the construction Of the Minnesota
Valley Scenic highway will be avail
able. At : special meeting Of the
board Of county commissioners, held
last Tuesday, the final appropriation
Of $l,625 was voted, and Chairman
Claus "A. Swanson and Auditor w. H.
Holz signed the contract submitted.
by ]. c. Wender, an engineer in the.
employ of the department Of agri-
culture.
When the Scenic Highway project
was first taken up the problem that
faced the promoters was to raise
$4,000 in order to secure the gov
ernment appropriation Of $4,000.
Toward that sum Ramsey county vot-
ed $4,000, and the st. Paul Civic
and Commerce association contributed
$1,000. A short time ago it develop
ed that Ramsey county would be
unable to expend its $1,000 on the
road, there being provision in the
state law which prohibits a county
from expending funds in any other
county except one adjoining.
To make up this deficit it was de-
cided to ask the counties Of Scott, LIE
Sueur, Nicollet and Blue Earth to
make additional appropriations of
$1,625 each, and this was agreed
upon last week. At the outset Mic
ollet county had appropriated $500,
and other contributions to its share
Of the road fund were obtained as
follows: St. Peter, $500; Lake Prai-
rie, $500, and Traverse, $50. The
officers of the highway association
decided to have the St. Paul Civic
and Commerce association divide its
appropriation between the four coun-
ties, and on Monday County Treas
urer John Webster received its check
for $3.50. Adding this, and the ap-
preparation Of s1,625, brought Nicol-
let county's total to $s,525, SO that
it was entitled to $4,262.5O Of the gov
ernment fund.
In its contract with the govern
ment Nicollet county agrees to spend
$8,525 on the road, and Auditor Holz
makes an affidavit that the money
is, available. In return the govern
ment agrees to spend 81 ,262.5O in
Nicollet county, and to supervise the
construction and improvement Of the
highway. No doubt some Of tho, con-
tracts will be awarded this fall, but
it is not likely that the actual work
of construction will be begun before
next spring.
Contributions toward the highway
= .
New Ulm review., 1913-10-15
City Tax Levy
Is | Unchanged IN
~ &
$4,000 Required To Cover
City's Expenses For
Year. n
"a Il iat3f:. Ss55S sS.s3S s. 81 asisSss
White Way Petition Heard.
H. Engel Re-appointed
Fire Chief.

The tay levy for the city of New
Tim will be the same next year as
it was for 1918, the finance commit
tee Of the city council, having at the
regular monthly session of that body
last Tuesday evening presented q
report containing an estimate Of the
amount Of money that will be neces-
sary to cover the city's administra-
tive expenses during the coming
year, as follows:
Street fund ---------$1O,OO 900
Interest and sinking fund.- 1000
Fire department fund------- 1000
New Ulm review., 1913-10-15

Births of the week:-John L. Har-
ris, Cambria, boy Monday. Otto
Schultz, Siegel, girl, Monday. VIM.
Schmidt, Courtland, girl, Sunday.
Joe Gassner, City, girl, Monday.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-15
"1he Thief" Sunday Evening

With remarkable cast, headed by
Miss Janet Allyn, Henri Bernstein's
great play, "The Thief" will be pre-
sented at the Turner Theatre, for the
first time in this city, next Sunday
evening. 1t can be safely said that
the offering will prove one OF the most
popular OF the dramatic season.
A consuming ambition to appear
attractive and we'll dressed in the
eyes of her husband, coupled with the
forgiv able feminine predisposition to
q harmless Irritation, forms the simple
thread of the story that winds itself
into an amazing tsngle of domestic
infeIicity. The story 10 said to be
one of intense dramatic situations. II
is drama, too, of the highest order,
powerful, gripping with q confirming
sense that just SUCH circumstances and
conditions as are 80 subtly connected
in s.The Thief are not impossibie
with normal characters placed under
somewhat abnormal life relations.
The Arkansas Democrat, in .
criticism of the production says:
"The players we're admirably cast
AS Marie Louise voysin, the erring
wife, Miss Allyn gave . most ac-
ceptable accounting OF herself. She
classes high as an emotional actress,
her work here not having been SUR
passed on q local stage except,
possibly, by Mrs. Leslie Carter, TO
add sense of the completely astistic,
the stage settings, throughout, we're
we'll adapted and elaborate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
DIa&er aHb RabsIesa.
Der RssiAaH DsE,sArts sstIte nit len eeisss
sean assieH EEzsm pxasea aa4sz.

Elrit 4Il&er erbIidte al ieber Bet
IN 9anpoIeon I. ben drgiten GeiHb ieb
les BdterIanbes unb trus pertoulid
etuen unausI6I1hdeu SAB eeeen ben
srpben Rorien tn Der @ruit. aein
RitteI beiihte tim tn ben Iesten RdTr,
pfen 81 ihledt, tuenn es nmr oao1 ge-
Mbrt battle, yeapoleon EN- fiir ale.
nal uHfdGbIiA Su MAIDEN. @dbrenb
be8 Mari6es nn@ Der Shlaht bel
DaterIoo sIaitbte 8Iiider ben Jrait-
Sofenfaijer bereits tn Der Sale uno
rehDete NIT Der luaritteIbar beDor'
itebeItben @efangennnbure besfeIben.
HIii&er batte fib iogar iGon einen
DIau SupeGtselegt, tbte er nit 0apo-
leon berfabren poIlte: er ioIlte faiiS-
rentIi@ ehdonen perben, uno Stpor
bate Der prelrbiI9e GeIbmaridaI Sc.
retts cine SteIle sep6bIt. General
WaffIins, Der gum @eneraIitab Bill.
&ers eeborte, tpurbe beauftraat, gum
SerSoe BON BeIIirtgton au sebsn unb
biefen bor5uitenen, sab Der 8iener
Rpngreb Rapoleon fiir fbogeIfrei er.
Hdrf bdbe urtS oab 4Iiiher entidIoi-
tat iei, ibn nieberi4ieBen su Iaiien,
fobdrb ct tim m be $dnSe falle. Dor.
lidtieenpeiie IieB HIii9er aber ON
frugen, mus Der &eaoe bon iefnem
Bur1dben berte. @eningtou mar
isbo& mtt bern 8orbGben BIa&ers
db;otut HtGt eiIuberitnttbeu uub fu9te
i1m tn Observation-Disclosures Defe har
90 Hrn&en, bab er aIs Sieser ben ee'
toRpensn @egner grobnriitig beAan-
heiu nsA{ie. Der rdaibe Rori4nu Dor.
ndrte poIlte Saer1t bon bteiem 8e-
Nnttiw1nesnerind nSHts sptifer, uHb
er tpuri bem $ersog In eiaem S&ret'
bsa vromanbGfts @robH,t~ Dor.
S&tie6It& Iieb er fi9 bod bon BeI-
hzehuu BerSeneen. = Wau tpirb Si+
geben miiFen, bnb Der Ser5oa bon
@entneton -Sts SodIage bel beifer
ennnHh, ole Bl5iGar. Gber Der ra1tbe
R4egsupnH unb 9uIfSbeIb, beieeIt
bon etnem sRsbeHoeH Qsatriottsmas.
turrte it4 Dpe1de1s tndbrbdfh BE
fresHng nnr bodtsiEsn, ipertn iener
Doesn't, Der "a fipedten tnolIte, MOI
uzbr inrter ban 9ebenbn ipeilh-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Die U,trtst isu 9riess.

@per tangif erfhsenenen shiots
lber bic Pip9oIosie bes SolboteIl
cntztuut BITE .Raiiegnu Rationale
apei tppii9e @ei&idten, I'M 81 BE-
peiiest, bob nam eegen bas Rbdno'
men ber 6atr&t aud i'm Qriege ns&t
oRfdurpfen fann:
9ie erfte @ef@idie pfsIt I'M
beittid fruusHHden Rrieee. 0iaran.
5ofen i&lngeu {i6 dn 2. aMgift 1870
oor ben waoipern bon mes, dis eiH
frora6ftjher General etneu OffiSier
beairftragte, einer SraEppead1tetIafg.
Die fih TN bs9teftsn 9arnpfseisn be-
lamb, eisseu BefebI au itberbriugen
Ser OfFbier ipreHgte bacon; ola er
dber In 6te SeHerlinie fam. begann
er am sdrBen aorper gu sittern. er
ritt birter Die Srout uirb f,lGts ii6,
I'M fin au berbergeR, ituter be Dt'
fisiere bes @enernfItdbes 81 urd3en.
Saue artpeienbett Dirb bnIh be-
merit, mto man fragte ibn, mas sr
tpiini6e, bararf ritt er gum 5tpeiten.
nal bon 6nnne4t, febrte nber pie Dor.
Der I'M, obne fi9 ietnes Iuftrages
entIeotgt 3u boben. Rod eiH brittes
WuI beriuGte er es; bte ihm init beut
8Iide ioIgten, iaben. tuie er. OILS er
IN bte 8nne bes 8cbes seIaHgt mar,
pI5sR@ NIT einer berapeifeIten @efte
Die QrRe bo&bo6, feinen RenoIper
ergriH urrS Fd eine RliseI burh ben
aopf iagte. Ser 600 biirrfte ben
RuRn Sos etrrSiee SetIurttteI segeu
BE Sttrtt dn ietu.
RtGt pentser GorGfteriitif6 III
na&ftebeHbe @psiu6e, be fi1 i'm
Sare 1900 IN Gbina pdbrenb bes
8openGnhtaHbes Sstritg. Cine Gin
bttfuurpogHie, Die bonn GeiItDe dnse-
idtoffen tpdr. tpeieerte ftth. bon pl6e.
li&er Banf ergrfffeH, bem Gener
eutgegeaSneeoen. Der eneH@eSoic
mann, Der he fiinrta pndte tR b6ddter
@nt etnen Der Sofbotsa hetln Grsne,
Feste thm ben @eboloer ON bic Sdad.
is HtS betqH TIM 5a mari&aersH,
Der Rnaa |riSbrhe il6 Hidt bon Der
SteIls, nno ber OffiSier itradh ihH
burR stnsu S4a1b q HUbeH, tn hes
$uffntupu baB Haes dbF@redeu6'
8ettpkd Jsine Bar4asna tru Hzarbs
De 6tubus Hsdbsz absr ruHeg Pc
ben. 9sr Dffbier uossbte fhh an ben
OeebR1masta ose @tf9offsnez mi
I&ok, ais a bier ten befenas @sgsb
MS ervielte, an4 bsfea Hiebsx. Dss
UounH nnrSRR oz4 aSe @ssfs eetS.
td, dber bic Sa1snas tarznssrfsa I'd
HtHt baran auA ihnzbeu use dD9s
iUErSeH ho. 70 hus be aHgIf@sn Of
| fStsrs, bebnc Dor 6En IzhSGEnnt
ii& ben frnia6Rfneu nRo iopnuS9a
1rappeH aHfdasHen HHb NIT btefer
anm Stlrru seaen ben Geiub osssso-
| gen 80.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
0etabare, eadaDanna uuo Bsitsrn Bah

Sn arafi ben "a. Stunt 1906.
GHsItd5 -guI6st Scranton fir Rtp gpri
zm 2,O5, 3.20. sos, 8 90, 1920, Born.
12.lO, 3.25 unb $40 RaGmittaas. 8hr
Nrs gorf unb philadelphia, um 500 Born.
f2.AO unb 1886 Na6mtttaes. 8iir
Epbsbanno, $40 Ra&mittdas.
gSrbIi&- -8Hr Buffalo um LIS, 6.25u 800
9scr.; IS, 6.40uub II. .tOgia&mtiiass. Mir
SiHsbaniion, GImtra uub 3pil&tnfattpusn um
fO.f0 Tcr. uut los RaGm. Bir Ospser
Sprarufe unb Utica, um IFS unb 6.25 Ror.;
f.55 Sia&mittaas. Ssrtap. Surdruft unb
iItita qua nm 6.25 Ror. ldufi idali&, ausas-
nsuiufn Spuntdas. MIR @untrpfs um 900
Mpr. .O5 unb 6.40 RdGm. Rf&cifpn gr.
epHseatlon, I'M 400 Ra&mittaas. Btus.
kamptun astpmpbation, um 6.15 ga&mtttass.
HIesmsbura SibiHon-gtrldbf Srantcu
fHr RSYibumbrIanb um 6.35. 1920 Wer.;
1.55 uub $40 sa&m. 8Hr plymouth um 9.05
'Ra&mittass.
SpnntaaSs8dee.
gasIta-HHr Rtp aprI nm 2.05, 800
sos Hub 1920 Rorssusi 1885 unS $40
9idmm.
eQSrSTtd -aHr Buffalo nm LIS. unb
SIS, Mpr.; f.55, $40 uub f1.10 Ra&m,
STR Stnsbamipn unb 3ptf&sufattpHsn, 800
ant 1910 8prutttdge.
@Iapmsburg Sibifton--g --g3trldht Srdntcn
nnb 1920 Wpr. unb $40 Rd6mtttaes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
eedamauua & Bbomins SalIeb.
(eanreI einie.)
gwIId,tn @ranter, unb @lIIss. .parrs.

3mH@eH Sudnfen uno ptffe'oarfe'
aHss vsrIdfsn Scranton I'm .00, 200, 800
AGO, 500 unb 600 Roratus. I'm $40 Rpr-
ans an @cHtniaetu uub d1e ud&fclgtnbe
span,ta RtHuisn, unt nm 700 Wpratns an
GpuHtdasu unb diit na&fcIssnbs iipdu,te Wt-
auteu bic unb iuiluifps 1900 Ramte, In @tl-
Eks.Barrs Al Rinuitn fpdteY dnfcnimtnb.
Grprteiiiss, nur ia ptttstcu dnbdltsrb, ptr.
TsHtH Serdnfpn dHs Stunbt tdsIit, ausat-
zrmHen Scnniaas unb 8ttrtdseu, BON 7.f9
Atprasus BE 7.f9 abtnbs uuo trtfeu In @tI-
Fes.Sdrrt 80 Rlnuttn fpdttr stn.
Osftrer DtsnR,pti&.n Suanicn. Rap Nus
YaYi, suRa PART, PETERSBURG une Dunmrrs.
Stsbt i5dbrpIau fur aepddbttOrbtrnht 3he'
Graitn ardii am 8. SuItf907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

9ie @bineien 5erft6ren bic Ru1n-
teIoer, I'M etn fin ale RaI bas tt
ibrem 2artoe sraifsererr5e 9oiter bes
Spiin1rau9errs aitssltrotten. Ste
Dirhen fi@erIi4 bes 9diters bal6
&err iperbet, ,tpem ri9t bic frpHt-
men mtb bo4ntorali49en @ngIdnoer
6a mdpen, bic barairf beiteben boB
Opium aus Syrtbien eingefiibrt uir6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Gin Reufd m Seem gorf bat M
rerbdIb bon % Ofirtttten gegeISen:
Is barte Gier. 3 9atbe 9rot, arr0ert.
baIb Phin6 Stenf, 5tnei srobe 3tpie.
beln irnb oo3r getrintten ei1ie Gal.
lone Bein. Sebes before Sdmetn
bdtte oas m ber bnI5en 3eit fertg
eebraft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Ser Seieseebuns 8ennipEbaniens
liegt Elm @nttpurf por, porad5 IN
Dem Staate Der idaparaen Diarnan.
ten in Der Submit fein Eier mebr
aIs SipoIf Stunben tdsIi& arbeitn
bart. Bios auf Sas Grbeitstier BON
Der @attitne rWenid" pir6 bas @e.
fes teine 9lnlpetpSittg fin6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

9as bon Sobn Bierpont Iorgan
binterIaiieue Bripatoermogen i'm Be.
traee bon $500,000,000 iIt spar
nibt bieI I'M 8ersIei9 nit Dem bon
finn ionit fontroIlierten RnpitaI, aber
bod bel ioIibem 2ebenspanbeI fir ie.
ben @roeniobn unS feline geoiirfuiIIe
eintgern1aBen ausreihen0.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
entmer 8eaueni.

Sk F5untn p.&lsIn Sbr,n Gbtd itbsu abtnt
sts 9 titr. $i.O0 srSFnd cine SparttnIaas
aakIi 8 pro,sni 9inItn. St iSnntu sttbtu SbE
9tIb ttbeu Sag I'm 9abr pbnt 9hubisuue.
Haraf&aftIit btspam6&hsts Astutsu fir BIZ
SEmmHi&m Sc SransatIanttiHsn unb aiiiftr
Dampftr 9fnteu. @itbt fir &tiItn bic btfs
assfiuft unb nistrieft prtifs.
Die Hctaridts NbtbsiIuua fertiat BrlmaGitu
ant SufGttbtns stltBlitt Dpiumtuts In allen
earpbStlHeu Sprahtn an. 8horet p6ht fiiI
DHratr BON ben Ser. Staattn. @sotAbuugsu
mad alien SbsiI,n br @sIt.
8lan 8dnfin9 SDnie,
ais 2adatranna 6De., Serauton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Sn MarpIano bat elm Sobn iei.
mem Batter Die 8rout Dor Der Scale
Deggei6nappt. Ser 9IIte bGtte iei.
men Siingen gu 9roberer $ofIidfeit
eraiehen ionen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

9ie dIteite Seiiti6e 3eitlrns I'M
2anoe, Der i'm Sabre 1896 gegriin.
bete .Beaoing g6Ier", bot Iein @r.
i6einen eineeiteut. 9as 9latt III
on aItersfdtpd9e entidIafen; es Der.
modbe iib Der 9seiBeit unO ibret
Goroerurgen ni6t aft5upaIIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Der Sda6t geap Dorf foitet Der
l1uterbaIt zines ieoen Sefansenen
t6gIid unaefdbr 6ebn Dollars. Die
4erle miiiien tpie bic SiirIten Ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

geabe BET 8afbington tmir6e cine
beriteiHerte 9ei9e gefimSen. g8
tptrb beftritten, bab eS bic eines
GeHrteri6gers fei, Der beim bereeb-
Iiden $orren auf eine anitealng
ben @eift aufeab. Or fp1ir6e niht
angeiteIt un6 tpir6 audi, ipie Die
WaFbingtoner 0erifInaIsfontnifIion
berfihert. nineeros bort aiIfge-
fteIlt iDerben, trob6en er iett bet-
Tteinert lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Sbr,tbel.

SimsgdeIen i'm aIter bon 25 bis
Do SSobren baben cine nieI bobere
5terbIidfeitsrate, aIs Gbem6nner.
Gber 6afiir an1iifieren lie iih aud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Srou Belmont. Sie iteirreide gap
Oorfer GrauenrehtIerin, erfIdrte Dor
fbrer @bpefe rsnh @,rupa, @ngfnnt0
Inns TieeeH sii taiiei, tued es fei,en
Snoi,en nod istuer naft eat INTO
StnrH.e mn RGbe 6ss 2d1tDes gege-
ben bat. 2ogifderipeiie m1Bte bic
uriIliorsTf6lpepe Dnre tpeitfEidtte
tperbel oeun mo, ibF bdlssEdses @ei&
ndtiirIid o1tspesta,mpet, ithrEuat int6
iiterftinurRn be Gnrnen2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

DIE Sauhr srtiDoxta nifk on Has
Gnpea umb GrooeR b. mstz;
Re f&5asbert uBer5thlf& IN an ~
ielbk Hra6. GEko4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Cine RorunDeIls bot ii3 pI5kfih
iber bic 8ereinigten Stnaten er.
soiFen, nn6 be DeIt, bic fi4 frei
BON febem Watei MtIft, tueiif bdRbe-
rineersS auf ben oatfgebedtel
S4Eantrn BIN. thHs Idbt 3tefes M
pI5sfi9e SeiiIsn mo 8dbuefIoppersl
faIt. @ir tpiffen, bGB Die @eIt Bios
aus ReFffxn beftsht. 4sm anberes
9arta Der BeIt II beffer dber i&leH.
ter. aIs itrfepes. Rlsr GIT e amber.
n6rts ipsnieer Se,iGger, oIs bier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

aIs es m 8ortIoIhb. Oregon, sarr
@agiftrSerung fir bie @ubI fam, urto
be ffiH.z1ubrahtigtn1 Srairen iib m
bie 0ife ei1rS9rteben, ba gab Die eipe
aIs Hrn Berrf an = ~0anrps Ritt.
ter; eiHe anoere ynteines @otten
9oB~; cine 9ritte: .nteines Dtannes
Ruiroser" cine 0ierte: ~Direftor
Der irtneren MnaeLesenbeiten. auf
ben @atten uno 6os, mos er nit Iei.
ner arbeit fir fie eei9offen, tomen
fie 6o& aIle sirriid. es eeht eirurlaI
Hi&t obne S-S-3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Bsi @uMdIseH aHo Saapsa as1sa
iurater Jp6if anfB 9usessA, ndAneSA
BET ias bte e,eIbitiHbtGEsit Der Rsk
Hlrne en5ber 1T unS mir bei Stp0z
a6pfea aud stpoF RetHrsgen bobeu-
Bisuinrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

DIE Stlbetrthrasen bes @eIlesldp
College bnben esmen BereiR gegrits-
bet. beifen Wttg4hber fetRen Muaui
beiruten biirfen, Der nertger oIS
5000 Snbreseimfouuuen bat. Der
9aped 1T sIiinine Gben 81, fi@srH
intb BITE 8aH her S@eibtaeeu s,l
perrirperu. Dd utrb iih tpoM baIb
pieber dn ShioerteHbersin babeu,
ber bieiebeH 8isle bard be aor6e-
r,ueg srreihen tui1, hnb 1sipdtauiir.
bise Rd66en ts4as, nof@en ruiS
StrfHnpfe itopfei f6zIsa uiifbrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

6raHf 9. Glad, Ser Kir5lSb Der.
ItorbeHe, ebemaIigs @oapernear 6es
Sbnates gsetu Uort, bat ieine sIdrt.
aeIbe 9oufbdbn aIs 3ettungsberht-
erftdtter begnnrreu. Der ebMnaIiee
fpoIUdiide RtIstfer 9eIouiie 1T
ebertaIls bon ham RebafttnaHtiId de
airf bte geuriferbn6 gernteR. rtstA
ola feise colleges bon ber preiie ihm
Elm Gefeifen eabea inste er: -Sener
8ehusgsunrm tmm es gu srobem
briTget, iperm er MIR bei 8ethen
oirfb6rt. 9eitaRgSmazn 5u iein.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15

- 81 menetetpt. Grds rifas mics
Nep. Dorfisia Iabioitti % tubatta
bouaria firfon rafentamiiefH. Muu.
famia puofia mpDbemmin menetti
ban toto omaiiuutenia. Grds bd'
men tuttaipania fobtafi bdnet muu.
tamana pdipdnd la ianoi ipaaiies'
ii: rgpt oIiii faitti bpmin, JOS ct oil.
Il Iabioittanut 20 tubatta boaaria
firfoue. Ne rahat oIifinat MT itieDe.
Il oueet bpmddn tarpeeieen."
Isl pstdmdni", masiafi mics, me
opat oinoat rabat, iotfa oIen peIas'
tanut. Glen oIifi Iabioittanut niitd
firfoae, o%Iiiitpat nefin npt menete.
tpt."