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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
sIOO Selpbuuna 500.

Dit eelsr bisfsr 3situus pTetu fi6 frtutu, ~
nfabrSn, bab ID ptuisffHs stut gffiirhtftI
aTanibtit sitbt, ptI&s bic Biltui&aft in al
tbrtu StuftH ~ bsilsn I'm Sianpt ~ 9aG's
adiarrb. aur II bic siu,ist isBi br dr;tittr
8riietrlHaft btlannts pufiipt Sur. Ratarrb CT.
fcresri ale cine GcnffitutipHsiranfbtit cine rpn.
lfimtipntlt 8ebanbluua. SalI's 9atarTb' Stul
nire iunsrlit gtnpmmtH unp pirfi birtit auI
pas BIut une bic fdleimisfn Dbna6Gtn eta
Sylrms, hdburt bic @runblass er ardnfbsi
,uiiDrsne uub esm paiitnitn araft stbene in.
BEN ir bic gsnfitutipu ets sSrpfre auftaui
uub b,r gatur su ibrtm @srit bilft. Die Gig.
snibhmtr babtn 70 pitl 9srtrautu ~ tbrtn psil.
lrdftsu, eae (it tinbunetrt Dollars SsIobuune
fir itbtn 8aa nnbisttn. ben iis ~ iurirtH psT.
fttlsn. 9aet &u6 tius eifft Ron 9fueniftu
fOmmtu. Didn aortiiTf;
q. 8. GBtnty & Co., SrItke. ..
s6T 8trfauft bon allen AprtbdTH, 75ss-
pal's Gamilitn.piasn fub bic bsfitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02

= Die 3idbrise Sautb gBilliams uOn
Sobns Strubs. msld1e ii& Tags suoor
on einem Sfen bic 8Ieibun9 In Brano
istte, 1T ON Donneritas Wfcrgen ben
erbaltenen Serlssungen erlssen.
- @ula, bic 6idbrige To6ter oes
Nlbsrt 9se9ett Don Sorton StroBe, 1T
am Sreita9 Der Dtunoiperre erle9en.
melfe oabur9 peruriaht murbe, baB lie
9eimpft murbe, nm In bic S9nle etiI'
treten au biirfen.
- als Srau Senrn @soree, uon
ytoro Walbington Strase am Wfontag
nit ibrsn bdusli6en Grbeittn beihdf'
tist mar. befam iie plDslia einen 9sr3'
ihlas unO itarb, ebe ibre To9tsr iis sr'
rei4en founte.
Nreb. Glles bon bier nno Srdulein
aliee 6mitb pon Eebrid StraBe. Pitts'
ton, muroen am Oienita9 in Der oortis
aen ct. SobanneS fatb. STRIDE onrh
Pfarrer RuboD 3u einem slidlthen
@bspaar eiuseiesnet.
- 3mei Dobnuusen on 9a3lston
StraBe wur6en Donuerita9 yiaht Don
@inbre6ern bsimseiudt. aus Der Sobu
DaumoreDobnung itablsn bic 8erle $37
| in Baaraelo unb 9leioun9sitiide, que
Der bss Gbomas Steiner $40 IN Saar'
ssl6.
- Der 25 Sabre alte 9oultanci @en'
burosti pon @oparbsuille ftiirjte an
Dieuftaa In Der Mooomaro 3ehe Don
BEN ssa6rItubl uno 900 5uB ben ShadI
hinab. glls man bic 9eife fano, parer
| Die laneen 3no6en Der Beine bis 30
bem Sdnltsrblatt setrisben.
- goliseibsf 36ller drserts it& on
Monta9 rebt tiitti9, als er fnno, odi
,wei Siiten Bier, welde er In einel
| nSpeafsaiD" beidla9nabmte uno oanr
In elmer Belle i'm Sauptquartier einge
i6loGsu bate, ueridwunoen waren. VI
nollte bas @etrdnfe als Beweis 9eget
ben Ssridufsr uOrfiibrsn.
= @ornelius Sane BON Sherman
Stra6e, elm Drabtipanner Der biefgei
Strnsenbubn @ompanie, muroe al
Donneritas au Pittston idlimm Der
lest, als elm Yfoltsn, auf wslhem e.
arbeitete, umfiel uno er nnter BEN Ielbei
gefangen nnroe. Der Wfaun III bO'
on ben 9hften unb anf innsrli9 per
lsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
Ssbs Uarf moti,en.

- Robert, Der 8iibrige Sobn 6ss
Bert Shenf pon IPrice StraBs, srlae
seitern Der Dipbtberitis unb wirb beute
beeroi9t.
= SrduIsin Nettie Stern bon bisier
Ssite nnb @bwarb Pfaff BON TaDlor
murben lesten Donnerfta9 Wforsen
our1 Raftor Sobn u. Senber In ieiner
Wobnuns 3u sinem @bepaar einse'
ie9ust.
-Sobn 8. ROll BON !3ebutsr Gue.
nue unb SRI. Pearf @inaoer BON 9lorb
BromleD glpenue muroen Dienita9
Nbenb in Der Simpion SO. 6. 3irhe
bur1 Pnftor Sames Benninser. als elm
@bepaar einssie9net.
- Der 4adamanna 8rsmier @bmarb
9ae BON @mmet StraSe ipurbe am
Disnitas 0ormittas, als er 3u @larPs
Summit cine 4oppelun9 pornebmen
mollte, unter bic Hdber ieines 3uses
9eitoBen unb sst0btet.
= Silas u. Sartman. so Sabre ali
nnb Sormann oes 9adamanna Briidsn.
bau 8erfes, lit am Srsita9 yta6t in iei.
ner @obnune an Oioro &ebecca Guenus
na6 ldnserem rlnwObliein seitorbsn.
Die Beiiesuns srfOlste Wfontas I'M
DunmOre Srieobof.
= Curtis 3. Smitb.pon bisIsr Ssi.
te, beHeu jtpei Rferoe fiir3li6 In sins
Slussrabuus serietben unb t0otli4 Der.
lsst pnroen, ftreu9te am Dienita9 &C.
gen Soiepb 9awleg, bic Sta6t Scran'
ton unb 9asen 9umber @ompanie eius
9lase fur $4,000 @nti4dbigun9 on,
Der unfall ereisuete iid Dor Der Dam
leD Dobuuns on Deit Wtonntain &oao,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
2a9awamma Sweia

Sine intereiiante unO barmOuiifs
Berlammlung mar eS, Die Der Sada'
wauna 3weis am 6rsitus abeno in Der
Sieoerfran, Dale abbielt. SetretIr
SObu Wtsllert pom 9eim Somite per-
las Die abrs6nung iibsr Die Deutihs
Gag Seier, Wslhe 3ei9ts, oaB Elm 9letto'
iiberIhu6 uon $l31.59 an Sano lit.
0err 8. 3. barber pom Hirlhlhails
3omite bsribtete fir ben ueIfloIienen
!DtOnat etuen llsberihu6 BON ilber $50.
Sine nn9enebms llsberruIhnng wuroc
Den AnwsleuOen ,utbeil. als Sruu 2iB'
Ter, Brdiioeutln Der Damenieftion 0io.
2. i'm 0iamen Der Dnmen Dem lSmei9
elu @elhenf pon $100 mafte uno aud
iu 9lsider 3eit NOnbs gum Setra9 uOn
$50 uabm. Serr Vunserfelo berihtste,
Oas ein 5reuno oes 3wei9es I'M ndA'
lien Srlblabr in Waloori Bart einen
Bapillon fir Die Oamen foltenfrei err
ri6tsn laiisn piro. Sin balbsS Duteno
neue @injeI9lieoer mnroen einitimmi9
aui9enommen. Der Beihlu6 muroe
seiast, am ndhlten Sonnta9, ben 5.
OftObsr, Die Snilonsl6lie6ung pon
SSaloorf Barf ourb elm oeutihes 5amis
lisnfeit 3u feieru uno ituo iGmmtlt6e
Deuti6e nit tbren 5amilien ,u oem'
elben etngelaoen. Sine Der pi6tigiten
9lnsslesenbeitsn, Die CUR Spru6e fnm,
mar Die 6raSe, oh Der 3weis in nGblter
3utunit eiuen rDentiben Sabrmartt"
nit Su;ar abbulten iOll, I'M enbli1 ses
nHseu6 @slb ju eriibriseu, um bas
iehnlidit errDiiniats 9sim in 8alpOri
Rart erri6ten lullsh Bh ithntti. Der
Sertreter elmer @eielli6aft In Buffalo
mar dntpe leno, um cine oiesbelh9lihe
SHsrts gu MAIDEN, Die isbr liberal mar,
uuo man bsldlOb 3ulest, mOrsen Nbeno
cine Spelialuerlammlun9 abSubalten,
nm bic Sa6e eno9iiltis 3u euti6sioen.
gu Oieier SerianmIuns iino idmmt.
lt6e @tn,elmit9lieoer uno Dele9aten
rebt bsrBllAit einseluOen, uno Rriiioent
Stipp iprad ben Wunl9 aus, onB elm
re6t linrfeS SOntisnent lih einltelle,
Oumit Die Sade tbuttr6itie eiuSsleitst
psroeu iunn. alio, ulls Dsuii6su,
Osnsu ss am 9er5en sslesen lit, elm
oeutidss Seim In SBaloOrf Purt pran.
gen ,u isben, lOllen li6 prompt ju bic
Ter Ysriammluus morsen Abeno In Der
yieosrfran3 Dale sinltellen. @s bietet
i1 bier un,usiislhaft cine @elsssnbeit,
obne neiteres Hilifo oas nOtbise @elo
fir Gin palienoss 9ebauos juiammsn'
3ubrtnseu, nno wenn % au9 stmas
9rbsit uuo Wthbe tOiten miro, 10 1T
6us 3isl oieielbs UobI wsrtb.
= nnisrs itiOii9sn Wtitbiirssr feieru
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
gBin stnsIea MADDEN. .

Gbumas Dtott Osborne, Sorfsen,
Der Der Si,p 9ort StuatsbsbOroe fiji
&sforii iil @efdnsnisweieu, lieB lid
nm Wioutas i'm auburn 9u6tbauS elm
Iperrsn uno miro bort einen futjeu Ger
min ablissn, um pipdoIOsiihe Stuoier
,u MAIDEN. @r mill Dor alien felt'
ltsllsn, psl6e 0irtnns bic Sait auf biG
@efausensn mnht. Strdflln9en theiltt
er feline Nbfht nit uuo ia9te, baE
bic S1ranfsn Die jwiIdsn feiner Ssell
unb Der isiner gefallenen Wfitmeniheu
belteben, erft bann beieitiet perotn fDn'
nsn, ,psnu er inter ibnen selebt bat
nit ibnsn .mafihirt" 1T, ibre OiabrunG
sstbeiIt bat uuO GbenoS Tit ibnen nod
Osrielben StsinSeus sssau9ep 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
Sors seranton.

= 3wei 2naben, Der 1Oidhriee Goam
Saroiber bon 9iun gue auenue unt
Der 12idbrise Sames @alinusfas BON
Wtar1 StruBe seitanben am Dienitao
nah ibrer Serbaftuns mebrere @in'
briihe Elm unb mnrben bann bic 3um
nd9iteu Susenb9eri9t oem Detentions.
baus iiberpieisn.
Die @lienpaarsnbanblnng bes
@uS Gtherton uno @roeerie oeS Us. 9.
Wiereoiib an 9loro Mtaiu auenue mur.
ben nm 5rsitas yia9t uon @inbre6ern
beiuht, melde li1 peri9isoene Waaren
aneisneten. 9lm Samstas 9iaft be
raubten @inbreder Die flsine @elolpiubf
Der s5rau D. Moore an Bonteouro glues
nue. um s4.17. uadoem iie oisielbe se'
lprenet bntten.
= Srau 2lnnn Mfcgiamnra uon @eit
Mnrfst Straee Duroe am Samltag
9ia6mittas uou ibrem an9etrunfenen
Sobn Vpillinm nit elnem lansen Wtee,
gsrmslier nnsesrifien, alS lie es per.
pei9erte. feiner Iniioroerung III fol9en
unb oas Saus III uerluIisu. Der Kim.
mel wollte chen Der Diutter bas Wieier
iiber ben Jinden 3teben, ale Elm Poli3iit
erifieu unb ibn Oinsielt mahte er
muroe ipdter Su 80 2u9sn @ef6n9niB
uerurtbeilt. Der .3ultano Der Srau
mar 3ur 3eit Elm frasli6er.
- Gls Der Bsramann aOam Petsfa
uon yan9itaii Blace am Oounsrlta9
Absno uOn Der 2lrbeit beimfehrte, fano
er ieiuen uier Diouate alien Sopn err,
it'd in bem Bett lieseno. mdbreno Die
Dtutier osS iinbeS betrunfen aui ibrem
Sett lag. Die fsrau nuroe auf bic
Antlase Der Gruufenbeit uerhaftst unb
man wifO fsltitslisu. oh lie fir bas slbs
leben oes 3inoes perantportli6 1T ooer
es iid UNI einen 3ufall' banbeit. Die
5rou, melhe lid, felt Subresfrilt oem
Sufi ersebeu buben ioll, LIT ani 5rsitas
auf Die Auflaee Der Truufenheit In @r.
man9sluns BON 500 Strafe fir 80 Gage
osm @eiansutB iiberiauot morben. SIR
ben COB ibreS SinoeS niro Die 6ran
niht uerautmortlif 9ebalten weroeu,
oenn man neist fi6 ju Der aniidt, oaB
lie In Der 2runtenbeit cine Bettoede
iiber oasislbe Darf uno es oabur6 Su.
fduiS eritift wuroe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
10000 Glen
bon Mnlerita'
better gallS
9SOae serge.

I Scrantoner Rdufsr iabsn nod nis'
mails fold cine prddtiss ausftsllnns
BON Serses. 9iiht elm anosrsr sa'
ben In Norboit $snnibluania 3sists is'
mals iolasn srobartissn Sorratb pOn
aaus gBons 9srees = abiolut bas
bette, oas Slmsriia proousirt. Sstannt
uon aHits ju stiiits fiir ibrs wnnosrbars
Dau.rb0itisfsit unO 5arbsn SOlftdn'
bisfeit.
10000 @nen BON hieien beriibmtsn
i9DarSen, rabm uuo farbieen Ssrses,
in elmer sritaunli6 uollitdnoissu Sus'
itelluns. Dus meiit fuibiOnubls 5abri'
fal Der Saiion. Gin Wtateriul, wsI4ss
bas sanss Sabr sstrasen merosn tann.
Disis gusfsnuns wirb sine 8oas un'
baltsn. 8ir labsn Sie elm, 3u fommsn
unb oisis srtra feline Serses 5u bsit9'
tiaen = su lehr mdbisen Preiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
Bon Netersbura.

- Wiit Der Pflaitsruns uon RrescotI
gpenue 1T um Sreitus anssfanssu NOR
ben uno srwartst Der 9OntraftOr, nod
oisisn Serbit bis su YrescOtt Place AZ
ssIanssu uno ben Rslt i'm 6rhbiubr 5u
le9en.
Sn ieiner 9BObnuus an Union
auenue 1T am Sumltns Oiudmittue
ua6 turjsr Sranfbsit 8eneoitt Builder
seitorben. ben Die Sptttme unb snej
3O6ter iibsrlebeu. Seine 8siiesnna
iano Dienitus OladmittuS i'm Dunmurs
5risobOf liutt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
Wtttston.

= glls Der 50 Sabre alte Gbomas
Scott pom Sebnltopol nm 6retta9 Nbenb
ben @rie BrFdenbod nnbe Planf Stras
&c freu,te, befam er einen Shminoelan'
faa, fisl ab uno brad 'ii6 oas @snid.
@r itarb uuf Oem SDe9 gum $ittstOn
9oipital.
- Die Sleildnieoerla9e BON Wforris
& So. wuroe Sumita9 Jiadt uOn @in'
brs1ern belubt. peld)e ni6t nur msbs
rere Silten uon 6ranfiurter gSiirite nno
Slsiih mitnnhmeu. lOnoern audi einen
Ynllenbei6tr ltuhlen, welher ben Plas
bate bitten lollen.
- Srau Nnorsn @ueis pom Searle
Straee perlnbte Samitag Abeno in
ielbitmOrosriiher abiiAt @arbolidure
Su triufsn. nuroe aber an ihrem Sors
baben perhinoert. ebe lie senii9eno Don
Dem @iittOif psribIudt hattie. Sin &C.
rufener arSt CAB ibr elm Sesenmtttel
uno iie wiro pleosr ssneisn.
= Der 80 Sabre alte Sormsieser
Solepb Srnub uOu Wiill Strare wOllte
fit am Sumlias Abeuo oaS Ssbsn be
enoen unO 3os ;u bsm 3wed Elm &alir'
msiier iiber ieine Seble, einen bolen
Shuitt usrurlnhenO. Sin ihnell &c
ruiener slrJt fOnute Dem Wfann oas
Neben retlen, mebrere Stunoen ipdter
ris er aber ben Yerbano nb uno Der
arSt mubte mieoer 9ernfen weroen.
Ssine @sneiuns wiro erwartet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
RBdsae @SaatR.

SonesbaIr. = Dem @bepuur Soieph
u. Slid IN elm acknowledgement
tporosn.- -@sorse Simmons uno Srius
lein Nlics SBalter nuroen am Dienltas
In Der ct. SobanusS Stride onrh Bfar'
rsr SObn S'2OOle als elm @bspaar siu'
aeleanet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
Das zbal abp drts.

- Der 30 Sabre alte Batrid Wie.
6snr1 BON Wtinoofa lpurbe am Samss
tag YOrmittas In Der 9olbsn 5ede ju
Ta1lor unter einem DedsnfdlI ssfansen
unb auf Der Stells etI9lastu. A,lEEs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
auS beui oberen 2bale.
(NrAbalb @orreiponbens.l

SsnrD 3. 9raft bon @obrs Dill,
arhbalo, unterwarf iif am Wtontag
i'm Staat Soipttal 3u Scranton elmer
Operation tir Bliubbarmentjinoung
= Sin Strsit iiber cine 3easniam.
msr bate am Sonntas Gbsn6 ju Seiiup
cine S6leBsrei 3nr Solse, inbeni Wfar.
tin Boleid,i bem Paul Balbona cine
Rspolueriusel In bic Shulter iaste uno
bann ausfniff Baloona's 3uifanb
wiro ni4t oils sefdbrli4 bstraAtet.
= SiaGb.m fs am abenb snpor nit
ibrem @atten me9en elmer @elbiumme
Streit ssbabt bate, nobel bieisr Be.
merfunsen semaht baben ioll, nelds
Die Srau tief beihdmten, uollte Sran
stephan Sorwatb BON Tbroop am
SOnntas WiOrssn Selbitmoro bsseben,
inbsm fie cine siitiss SubftauS usr.
idludte. Ser 9erufene ar3t wauots
aber cine Wfa9enpnmpe nit iOl1em @r'
fols an, oaB Die Ssneiuns Der Srau er.
partet mtro.
(@arbonSals @OrreiponOens.)
: als Der 10 Sabre alte gBillian
giarfe3ic3 am Samftas giadmittus aui
einem jSehenfarren bon bem 9ioromeil
BREEDER bsimfubr, fiel er 3u Simpiou
bon ietuem Stt uno unter bic Raoer,
wslae ibu ssrHalmtsn unO iofort tDbte'
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02
0ene Serbf @ntluaaren
MDDeil.

Gls sin srOBsr Sus in uniersm
II su en- unb prd6tisen Ruswaaren
Sulon isssn mir aus gum gertanf 800
nsue unO prddtios nsuop @mco" gar
uirte Sats. Bir iiuO bic srtluiiusn
asenten in 9erantOu fur cisie bsrlibm'
ten 0Ate. Disis wsroen beute gum
.azzzlez,ses.s~ssf.nirIivr 800. AZ 90 nnS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02

= rlnIsrs iiibii6sn Wtitbiirssr fsieru
bsuts uuO mOrssn ibr Oisujubr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-02

ssssslit das "HOehsnbIats."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18

2sc AND soc VEIL
INGS, I2Hc A YD.
THIS COUPON and
12lyc yard for Plain
Mesh and Dotted Veil
ings, in black. brown.
purple. black and white.
Sold regularly at &c and
soc yard. tSb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18
TIC WASH SUITS,

5oc.
THIS COUPON and J9c
for Bows WASH Suits. of
linene duck and colored
Dercase. Russian STYLE.
with belts. Sizes pig 10 4
wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18
1oc HOOKS AND
EYES, &C CARD.

THIS COUPON and sc
for regular Toe card OF
De Long Hooks and
Eyes, i'm white or black.
Notion dept. Isl
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Road Builders Convention.

Everybody who is interested in road
and street Improvement is invited to at
tend the Phila, Convention Of the Ameri
can Road Builders Association on Dec.
9. 10. II and ~. The program for this
meeting covers every phase of the subject
of road building repair and maintain
ance. and the list of speakers contains
the names of the men most widely known
as experts In their respective lines
throughout the United States and Canada.
The exhibition of road machinery,
materials and methods will constitute the
largest display Of The kind that has ever
been held. All the available space in the
Armory has already been applied for by
the leading manufacturers in the industry.
There will also be exhibits by the U. S.
Government. several States. various
cities and leading engineering colleges.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Ober Landed Behind the Bars.

W. G. Ober. the matchmaker who IS
wanted for stealing between SIS and 40
watches from persons in this vicinity. was
Eapprehended in Philadelphia last week
and placed in jail for safe keeping.
DR.. ]. B. Slicer and c. T. Dare have
made several trips to the city and. with
the assistance of detectives Curran and
Wister. who have been placed on the
case and have done such good work, are
'endeavoring to straighten out tangle of
pawned watches.
Ober seems to have been stealing and
pawning watches for years past on
wholesale scale. judging, from the pawn
tickets found in his room.
It is probable the detectives will bring
a number Of the watches to Rising Sun
for Identification. as several parties who
lost their timepieces through Ober did
not have the number of their watches.
hence the difficulty In straig htening things
ont.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Thirty Fifth Wedding Anniversary,

The thirty-ffth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. !. Jones. Sr.. was cele-
brated on Friday, Nov. 2I. at their home
near Pennington. The occasion was an
enjoyable one TO all, the day being spent
in social intercourse, music, singing. etc,
and IN the evening wound up with q good
old time dance which delighted every
body.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
ferns and autumn leaves. and the dinidg
table was simply weighted down with
such good things as chicken, meats. cakes.
etc. etc. Suspended over the table in
large letters of silver trimmings was
"Thirty-fve." In the parlor were dis
play numerous handsome presents, in
Guiding siyerware. cut glass and linen.
All departed wishing the bride and
COON of thirty=ive years many more
years Of happy welded life.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

mrs. shepard. OF Utah, Speaks In
Rising Sun.

A stirring temperance address was de-
livered In the M. E. church on Sunday
evening by Mrs. Lula Loveland Shepard.
of Salt Lake. Mrs. Sheppard is presi-
dent of the State w. C. T. U. of Utah
and vice-president Of the Nalional-W. G.
T. U She is speaker Of national repu-
tation. and the church was filed 70 its
utmost capacity on Sunday evening by an
audience anxious 70 hear her, every one
being impressed by her forceful and ear
nest presentation of the cause to which
she has devoted her lie and wonderful
talents.
Mrs. Shepard also addressed meeting
in the public hall Monday evening, and
those whose pleasure it was to listen to
this gifted speaker will ever remember
her as one of the best and most convincing
lectures and workers in the temperance
cause.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
NEW LEGISLATION DISCUSSED.
Citizens Meeting Held AT EIkton
For Exchange OF Ideas.

A meeting Of taxpayers and citizens of the
county was held In the courthouse at Elkton.
Monday, for the purpose Of discussing propos.
ed legislation for Cecil county, at the forth
coming Legislature
The meeting was fairly well attended and a
number of proposed laws freely discussed.
senator-elect f. E. Williams presided.
J.J. Hanna, of near Colora. said that the
prevailing impression In his district was that
too much money is spent in administration of
public business and too little in actual work
He suggested economy in the use of school.
books, and throught there should be q uniform
schoolbook law. On motion the delegation
from Cecil county was requested to take this
matter up with delegates from other counties.
and, II possible, secure the enactment of q
uniform schoolbook law.
The chairman said that the Cecil county de-
legation fayors the repeal of the present
road engineer law.
The Cecil delegation was requested to secure
the passage Of legislation that would prevent
trespassing with dog or gun, without written
consent of the owner or tenant, upon lands in
this county, and make it the duty Of game
wardens or any peace officer to enforce the
same and that the law include trapping.
The proposition for the state to buy the
present toll bridge across the Susquehanna
River, between Perryville and Havre de Grace,
was discussed.
The Cecil delegation was requested to do all
in its power to do away with race-track gam
bling in Maryland.
The proposition to ask the legislature to au.
thorize the County Commissioners to issue
bonds with which to build new courthouse
was discussed, but no definite conclusion
reached.
Joseph N. Mcvey, superintendent of county
schools in Cecil county. said that at the last
meeting of the Board of School Commissioners
a request was received from approximately all
of the school teachers in the county that they
receive their salaries monthly, but because Of
the fact that the board receives its appropria-
tions at irregular intervals he thought law
should be passed empowering the School
Board to borrow money at short intervals, SO
as.to enable it to pay the salaries Of the tea
chers monthly. The Cecil delegation was re-
quested to take note of this matter.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
on Wagon Driver Robbed.

George Walker. driver for the Texas
Oil Company. complains to the Hartford
county authorities that while driving
along the Darlington road one night last
week he was held up and robbed of his
days collections. Walker was stopped by
two men in an automobile. who purchased
1--WE gallons Of gasoline and while in the
act of paying for the fluid. he was struck
over the head with a blunt instrument and
rendered unconscious for an hour. The
robbers then made their escape. Mr..
Walker failed to notice the number on the
machine. *
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Young Peoples Meetings.

An expert on Young Peoples work.
Karl Lehman. Field Secretary OF the
United Society of Christian Endeavor.
now touring the State under the auspices
of the Maryland Christian Endeavor
Union. will be At Elkton. Dec. 10. 1913 in
the Presbyterian Church at 1890 p. M,
and near Colora. in West Noting ham
Presbyterian Church, Dec. II, 1913. two
sessions 2. and 1890 p. m.
A young man with message. a
dynamo Of enthusiasm. eloqnence and
spiritual power. Do not miss this oppor-
tunity TO hear Mr.. Lehman.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
HOSPITAL DONATION.
Llst OF ContrIbutors and ArtIcIes.

The ladies Of the Sixth District Auxil
iary of Union Hospital are much gralihes
at the liberal response to their appeal fo1
contributions and return their thanks L
all who assisted in making the donation
such success. 10 addition to the grocer
les. etc, good sum Of money was con
tributed, $22 40. The goods were taken
to the hospital in EIkton. without charge
through the kindness Of Messrs. Pogue,
Sons & Co.
The groceries. ETC.. contributed con.
sisted Of:
Corn starch, IS lbs. ;rice, III lbs,; sugar,
81 lbs; tapioca. Ilb.; gelatine. II pkg
-four. SO lbs; cereals, pkgs. cocoa. ]
pkgs.; tea. ID coffee, 2 lbs. /; spices. q
pkgs-; raisins. lb baking powder. /
pkg; canned goods, "a cans; cups Of
jelly. so; barrel Of vegetables.
Fhose who contributed were:
Mrs. John Nickle Mrs Joseph Riale, Mrs
Robert Cameron. Mr. and Mrs 8. M. Brickley,
Mrs. Mary Cherry, Mrs. Martha Gyles Mrs.
Annie ReynoldsM Mrs. H. M. Burkins, Mrs.
Marshall Pierce. Mrs. John Hindman, Mrs
Charles Burlington. Mrs. Maurice Reeder,
Mrs. james Buchanan, Mrs. Benjamin Rober-
son, Mrs. Emma Ewing, Mrs VIM. Clifford,
Mrs. Edwin Haines, Mrs Albert Burlington,
Mrs. George s. Dare, Mrs. T. B. Moore, Mrs.
N. @. Brown, Mrs. Wayne Reynolds, Mrs.
Joseph Pogue, Mrs. Granville McDougal, Mrs.
VIM. McDougal, Mrs VIM. McKelyey. Mrs.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Farmers Train.

The Farmers train, under charge OF
the Maryland Farmers Institute co-opera-
ting with the B. & o. railroad. passed
through Cecil county last Monday and
made two-hour stops at Providence Mills
and Belvedere. The train consisted OF
three coaches, dairy car. ladies' car
and a live stock car. and the lecturers
gave addresses on number of topics of
interest to the farmer, the dairyman and
the housewife. The dairy car contained
a high bred Guernsey bull and COW, Ayr
spire bull and COW and Jersey COW and
was equipped as model barn
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Barn DESTROYED Ry Fire.

The large frame barn on the farm of
Ellwood c. Cox, near Kennett. tenanted
by Howard Davis, was totally DESTROYED
by FIRE shortly after midnight Sunday.
When discoved the flames had gained
considerable headway. but by quick work
the cows and horses were gotten out. but
the crops and most of the farm machinery
were burned. The loss Is estimated at
about 10000 and is partially covered by
insurance.