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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Sbrrr Butter Ratb. r@r bat mir
unsuolid wObl setbau." ihreibt s5rdu'
iein 9ennie 8. Sireelinan. z2 0ofIle
slusnue, wiiblanb Bart, u. s.. In Be.
aug auf oas alte jeiterprobte Rrdu.ers
0slmittsl, Sorni's Nlpsnfr6uter. sic
ia9t fernsr: rDrei Wtouute lang wur'
De i'd obne @rfols uon Den GerSten be-
bauoslt. Damn fol9te i'd msiuer Wiuts
ter Ratb uuo 9ebrauhte ben glpen'
trduter. Sic hatte ibu Dor Sahren
ielbit beHust. SD bate ibn nur erit
cine furje 3eit 9ebrauht, oils ib cine
groBe Nenoeruug tn meinem 3uitanoe
bsUba6tete. Sd bin nur Elm iunges
!UtdOheu, udtjsbn Sabre alt. aber ih
bin 10 oantbar fir ben alpenfrGutsr.
OaB i'd Sbusn psriOuli6 gu bantsn
miiuIhe.A
SsOrni's gllpenfrduter iibt cine be.
ltimmte pobItbdtise Wirtuns auf bas
menihli6e S1item aus, iObalb man
NIT BEN @sbrauf beslslbsn begiunt,
uno nnteritiist bnbur6 Die 9iatur bel
ibrer arbeit Der SSieoerbsritelun9. @r
ut feIue Npotbefer. WieoiBlu. Special.
aJsnten liefsrn ibu Dem Publitum.
fails sic tsinen asentsn feuueu unb
iid fir cine WtsOijiu, Die wirflih gut
lit. iutereiiiren. 10 ihrsibsn sic on {:
Or. Peter Subrnsp & CONS &c., 10
bis 25 90. 9Ogne 9lusnus. @bicu9o,
3llinois.
6orni's 9lpenfrGuter Blutbeleber 1T
,u buben bel 9enrg Waltsr, 1011 @soar
4uenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Gsilfes. sarre Wa@ri&ten.

= SIN ibrer Wobunue babier III am
Samita9 i'm alter bon 32 Sabren Srau
SSillium Sil3 9eitcrbsn.
g. 6. Darte, Elm Bruber bes perit.
Rihtsr Darte, lit sefteru in isiner
8Obnun8 in Siusitcn ssftorbsn.
= als Der 12iabriss aIfrso aibtou
BON Plpmoutb am DieuitaS uon Dem
@irfus beimtsbrts, itiir,te er uon Der ..
& D. 8riife uno ertranf in oem ansef
i9wolleuen Slug.
: Die @eihworenen In bem Sall
oes Sranf 98aiecolouiS pon Plpmoutb
gsgen bic Sadawanna @ompanie lpra
den bemielben am Samftas t4,750 Su
Waiseolonis perlor Dor Swei Sahren
Elm Bein, als elm 3u9 feline ausriiitnne
truf.
= Der Bergmann @eoree 9aihsta
uno ieiu Sanolauser Wfihael 61nec,
beioe uon Blpmontb. iDuroen am Srei'
tag Yormittag In Der 9lsttinsbam Seh'
unter 6ellen uno Soblsn beprabsn uni
sstOOtet, nudOsm ii6 cine @ussrplOiior
ereignst hatte.
= Sieben 9inosr tpurben Donuers
tae Nbsno neben bem Poli Ebeutsr Of
Sho Wiain StruBe BON elmer sinitiir
jenoen Sellermuuer 9eiAleuoert nut
imsi gerietben unter bic 2riimmer
fonuten nber prompt gerettet psroeu
Der 8idbrise Somes Uiorris 1T per
lest, absr niht Seiabrlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Roro seranton.

= Sobn Uani5id muroe arl Sams'
tag 9iahmtttas In Der Storrs 3ede
jeritiimmslt uno setOotet, oils ibn Elm
3ug Sarren traf.
= arean9slo Simonettt, beIien Tots
ter Dor einieer Seit uOn Der jwsitsn
Stod 8erunoa eines @ebduosS an Wooo
Strnbe ftiir,ts uno iih bas Rhdsrat
brad. Der Berlssuns ipdtsr erlisesnO.
To ,am Dounerita9 gegen Die @isens
tbiimer oss @sbdubes. Rudsl uuO Nlunh
IS, White. cine 4laee fir $2b. 900 @nt
lhdoi9nng eintraesn.
= glaron Vance pon @elt Wiarfet
Strase. mel6sr Samitas Abenb In ei
nsr Wirthihait ON Sranflin apenue
ben ROd, 3aidenubr unO astte Oes 8.
SB. Stusle ftuhl. muBte am DiOntoe
fir elm serihtIthss @rihsinsn $500
Bhrsihaft itsllen. @r ietste Dem Bolt
,iiteu nah islnsr Yerbaftun9. mo er an
&allrOao allsp Die SeitObIeHeH Subsn
perltedt batts.
- sllS Der Ssuerwebrmanu Sobn
Swens pom yes9ett StraBe iurj Dor
Wtittas am Oieuita9 in Dem 6rnu 8.
v. Yan porn @rocerisIabsn an Depot
Stro6e NIT Der Semiltigun9 einee
Ssuers belhdftist mar, srpIOOirts Der
diemil6e Sehdlter In feiner 9ano unO
2tiimmerltiide trafen fem @siidt.
Smeus wuroe nab oem Staat Soipital
eenommsn, mo- sr am slsiben Gag iei.
Hen Ssrlssun9en erla9.
- @barles WfcAliitsr pon @uIid
apenue, pelher arseblih burb uns
mdhre an9nbsn 2ebensuerIiberun9 err
lauete, Duros am Samitas uuf Smsi
gInflnssu untsr $500 Shrsi6nft iir elm
seri1tli6es @riheiuen seiteut 8. Is.
Sunlban, Elm Snipeftor oeS Departe'
mentS fir BennIplpania. erbob bic Yin
flase uno niro pabriheinli6 nod 9e9en
usri nieotnC anoers PsriOnsn uOrsebeu.
bic slsiAfans our6 falide ansubsn Oosr
ShDiuoel Boliten erlan9teu.
= Der @rssn 9iioge Departement
2aoeu an Sit Wfariet Stra6e uno
Bouleparo Aeenue Duroe Oonnsrltag
giaht um 9Saareu i'm nerib pon etna
500 bsItoblsn. Der Disb bate ents
psOsr sinsn DupffatidliiIisl oOer per.
Itedte iif Dor Der ShlieBun9 In Dem
Saoen. oenn Gnjsiben pom 9emaltlamem
@inorin9en pnrosn niff 9efunoen. glls
bic Sinoringlin9e Dnroen am Samiia9
Der Is Sabre ults Ruliel Smilb BON
Ri6mono Strube, Der 16 Sabre alts
GbeOo0r SbottO pon Wfonlep Auenue
uno Der Is Sabre alte Robert 8ropn
uon Deacon StraBe bin9felt gemaht
uno 9eitanben oann ibr Ssr9eben Elm.
slls meitere Gbsilnebmer on benz Sin.
bru6 wuroeu am Dienltas Der Is Sab.
re alte 5rancis Wic@rone pon Sat
StrnBe uno Der 10 Sabre nlte Gbomas
y. Burns uOn Sft Wfurist Straee
perbnftst bel osm ipdtersn Yerb6r
muroen fie idmmtli9 unter ie $500
Siir9ihaft fur elm 9eri1tli6es @rl1si.
nen 9ebalten.
: T Wian uerfsbls ni&t. bsuts Ons Dor,
Sii9lihe 8. Robinion's S6bne Bodbisr
einer Probe ju untermerfsn, Ous anh
bic sanls naAits sBoAs on Supf iein
mtrb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Ser soanenidirut So
ben lit ipie ein Slns
mengarten.

NIT elmer Shlle BON luitis sefdrbten
Dlutbsn, In Der Sorm non bhbl4sn
6onnenlhirmen. 9iiht In ptelen Sal'
foueu paren bic Sonnenihtrme Sttle
10 perIhieoen uub be1auberno. Sosar
bie Sormen fiuo neu uno perldisosn.
Wian iann bic ueue franjOiii4s @lodsn'
form, bic fsihe Domform ooer anoers
ssormen srbulteu @infaAs Sarben'
faucp @bsds. Jisuren nno Strstten,
tino Die nstte Plaibrano Stils. NIT lan'
aen, lsift unb buniel sefdrbtsn 9ol5'
sriffsn, osm usbsrBus anpaiisno. Sr'
ianaet einsn Sonuenihtrm test, un
Dem nsuen @swano anbupahen. u
bis $8.
gsrbuu Iinisr Dur&suus-Saupifw.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
aus benz pberen xbale.
(Nrfbalb @orreiponbenl.)

= gidbs,u 1000 Rauner unb Rua.
ben. In Der Sterrid Greet 3e9e 3u
Seliup an9eltellt, gingen am Dienitag
an ben Streif, neil bic Mai6inenfiib'
rer es oerweiserten, Der Union bsiju'
treten.
a Ole 9ei1e bes Daniel @uans,
mabrl9einlih pon Scranton, muroe &c.
itern In Dem Nndamanna Slu6 in arh.
balo auf9efunoen. Der S6rper mar
3lemlid fart permsit uub muB idcn
mehrere Gase i'm @aher selsseu babeu.
= Der 36 Sabre alts 0aiil 8obnsr
BON SlDpbant murbe ON Samitas Hor'
mittas in Der .. & 3. 3ede untsr ei.
mem groBen 6elsblod sefansen uuo i'm
Wtib'Salls1 0oipital ersab ii1; baB
isin Rhdsrat sebrodsn 1T unO nur ws'
mtg 9offnuns fur feline @susluns pOr.
lie9e.
= Der 30 Sabre alts Sobn Moran
pon ar6balb murbe ON Sreita9 8or.
mittag In Der 9iem Country 3ede BON
aht 9arren tberfabreu, fem redter
Grm ab9eihnitten unb Der 9opf uno
bic 8ruit uerlstt, iooab sr In Der am'
bntan3 anf oem 9Sesl3nm Wtios0allsD
9oipital ftarb.
= Ser 80 Sabre alts Gnthonb Eisfo
pon DidIon @itp muroe an Donuerss
tag yiabmittag alS cine Sei6e 3erihmet'
tert. als er ben 800 SuB tisfsn S6uht
tn Der Storrs 9io. 2 3e4e binabitlirjte.
Der Terurslhdte mar ME juuor In elmer
3efe anseitellt unb srft am sleiaen
WfOrgen 3ur arbeit In oerielbeu ss'
9anaen.
: @oitb, bic 11idbriee Eo1ter bes
Safob Sarris uon Didion @itp, rpuroe
am Donneritag 9iaht ourh bas guto'
mobil bes GbUmas s. Pabben nieoer'
eerannt nno 3iemliG ihmer perlest.
Das Sino erbielt Nbihiirfunsen uno
Shrammen Der liufen Seits uub liufen
slrmfs, 1T aber 3Hm Slid niht inner
li6 oerlsst, ipls man ,uerit befhrhtets.
- Der 81 Sabre alte Glfreo Wtc'
@ullousb pou Peduille wurbe geftern
0for9en In Der yiorth Gmerican Rob.
lenmdihsrei In arhbnlb 9st0Otet iein
8opf mar ein9sbriidt uno man nimmt
on, bas er pon bem Trebriemen erfabt
unb bsrum9ewirbelt uno 3ulett NIT
SSuGt auf ben 5uBbooeH seiAleuoert
mnrbf. :.
# 6ente mirb bas beriibmfe 6.
Robinion's S6bne Bodbisr iein @r'
i6einen MAIDEN uno auf bic san5e fol-
genbe Wobe in alien @irtbl6aften an
3apf isin.
(GarbonOate 9Orreiponben5.l
= Srau Seniamin @ihbol;er BON
Sorsit @itp lit am Souutas nab fur
gem unmoblietn i'm Jiotbfall 9OipitaI
9eltorben. Sis mar 38 Sabre alt uno
miro Don oem 9atten uno einem Sobn
iiberlebt.
= Dem 10idbriseu 9lathan Dimes
pon perrid Center puroe- am sreitns
Jiudmittas i'm 9iothiall 9oipital oer
linfe Arm bel Der S6ulttr amputrt,
na6oem er uuter einen 3oblensu9 &C.
fallen mar, oeiien RdOel cas @liso ser'
oriidten.
= Charles 9unt uon bier, welGsr
um Donnsritas in saPlums psrbuitst
wnroe, 1T am 5rettas in @rmanselun9
uon $500 Siirsidaft Dem @sfdnsniB
iiberwielen worben. 0unt battle 9e'
fdli6tes @elo i'm Selis, bsitritt absr,
oaB er es anfertlste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Gin aleib bpn greps.Ds.g1ina

lit Der Eraum uou 75 pon ieosn 100
Sraueul @r wiro cine erfreulihe, ntht
theure gDirili6teit merben, wenn bic
Srauen unisrsn Stibeluoen toniultirsn.
Slht,sbn nsue Shattirunsen BON 40
2on, eiufu9sr reps'os'@bina SsiOs,
iett fsrtis, fur absno' uno StraBsn'
gsbrau9 Ole Gle, 50.
grhtmn Infer Dur&suus-Sanptfnr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Sunmpre.

= Or. Simon 9ublsr, Gin Sstsrnu
bss Shrssririssss uno 20 Sabre alt. lit
am Donnsrltas gbeno in ieiner g1obn'
un9 on Butter StruBe CUR srOBen ar,
NEE abberuIen morOen. @r nirO BON
Der gBittwe uno eiuem SObu iibsrlebt.
Die Seiissuns erfOIsts um DtOntas i'm
OuHmore 5risobOf nit militdrii4en
@brsu.
T 6. 8ObinIon's SObns 9odbier
- Elm uorSlSlifss @etrdnfe = bsute
uuo Die son5s folsenoe BOhe In alien
8irtbihaften oes Counties unb Der
Staot on .3apf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Staat Sbto. Stabt SSithp,1
qurod gpuufu ID

y
8raHf s. &bsnty bfiGwSrt, hnB sr btI
dlint PARTNER err Birma Q. 5. GtsHty
10. n, rtlbe @tIh6ftt In bsr Siabi SpIssc,
In pbsnesnanntsm County uuh Staats tbni,
unb tab btfasts 6irma bic Summe BON. G It .
buubtrt Dpllprs fir itpsn SIaa ppu
Ssatarrb bssablsn ipirb, eT Surh btH @fbraud
pcn palt's Ratarrb, nftf espfiIi
tprrbtu fanH. 6rauf 5. .gbenep.
8tIhpurtn Dor MIR unb nnirr.
Stfsd. idritbsH in msinsr @tasupari
So~' am 6. Stptsmbtr u. .. 1886.
u. @. @ltafoH, 6TsutIiGu Rotar.
9all's aatirTb.jtur wirb innfTlih gtnommsn
unb pirft birfft auf eas 8lut nnb bic l1Itimi-
gen Cbna6&tn bro Syftas. eaet Gu4 3ms-
niff fret iuinidsn
8.S Gbtntp d Co.. SoItbu, 8.
gfrfauft 1Un.dlltn apcibtftrH, 75f.
Oats 6amiIisu.piI fla, bic bsiffu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
@apne Gpuntp.

SonrsbaIe. = Su isiner Bobnuns
3u Ssras Gomnibip 1T im Glter uon 79
Snbrsn Pster Snrlsin ssltorben, ben
ihnf 16f)ter nno elm Sobn Hberlebeu.
Die Bsiiesuns srfClste WiOutos I'm
oentihen lutb. Srieoof, nobel Paitor
6. 6. Wliller ben 2raueroisnit lsitete.
= Gin E56terlein bat Iih bel ben @be-
leutsn @uitau 8ittsl uuu Dsit SiOs
aueuue ein9eitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
@ittSton.

als Der 21 Sabre alte Ssnus
Srusfn BON @rster am Dienitas gtaht
entIans ben Sadawanna @elsilen In
Ueit Pittston lief. puroe er pon einem
3us setrOffsu unO 10 bOs uerlest, onB
er in Dem 3us uuf oem VSes gum So'
ipital ltarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

= Wfan- ihdst. ba6 iiber bic 0dlfte
Der beeifhen arbsiter, bic an bem Streif
lu @unften oes alleemeinen SBnblre9.
tee iheilsenommen habeu. isst bic Nr.
belt wieotr anfsenommsn bat, bod 1T
bi4Rhdfthr CUR Nrbsit in ben ueridbie.
orueu SaubestbeiIsu unregelmd6ia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
samen-samen-samen

Totbe. pei6s uuO sslbe Stsd;wisbsln,
crime @rbien. 9otn, Salnt, Retti9e,
Raoteshsn, Sobnen, rotbe, weiee uno
9elbe Riiben, Iomie ole Sorten pon
frii6en oeuti6en Sdmsreisn bsim 0iaB
ooer Pfuno.
@owaro Siebeder.
1875 $50 9adapanua auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

5rau erneiiius 9snisImanu uon Sid.
orp StreBe nntsrwarf ii9 sritern einer
srfOlsrei6eu Operation, nm uou sinsm
Yeioen beireit ju meroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

: Sin 6susr ssritSrts um Wiontos In
Baltimore Gin srobes @eihdftsbaus
unO ri4tete 5000, 900 S6aOsn on.
4 6. SObiniOn's SSbns 8odbier
+ elm uorjhsli4ss @strdnfe = beuts
uno Die 9auje folsenoe GDohe IN alien
@irtbi6uften bss Counties fOipie Der
Staot on 5api.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

- Das Reprdientautenbaus Der
5taats9slesnns pon PennipluanIeu
uabm Wtontag bas Nmenoement Sur
Staotsfonitttutiou an, Iaut welhsm
Suitiatius uno RefsreHOum fir ben
Staat usisslid ansriannt wirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Cine aaas BON .psiksH Sabritatsn

srpurtst bic nsiie Srau, welas naa
oieiem 2aOsn fommt in Der Su6s fiir
elm ,artes Wiatsriul fur ibr Sommer'
fleio. Sin Yorratb, Der ntht bei4r6ntt
lit aui nur sinise neue Subritnte. ion'
bern Der allies siniAliebt. oas neu nno
MODERN 1T. 40 nnb 45 3on einfaHs
Ratines oosr @rspes, franIOiiife Gre
pss, Ratine Ioilss, Stouttdt Streifsn
@rspss uiw. Die Gle, SOC bts 81.
pinirnr pir,mu Iinir Dur&suus Sauptfur
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
StlUerfOne,
2eitenNer Splitter.
Seit 1885 In Ssr StaSt Serantsa
etabtirt.

g8tr iiub umaeiOssn uon uniersm
alten Plas naf 623 Sndnmanna aBes
uue, nuf oem Booenf fur, an II. Seb-
ruar 1918, NIT einer pollen 9iuie upu
optiihsu Waarsn huO ben allerusnsltEa
Suitrumenteu ,ur Prhfuns Der auseu.
llufer Wtotto mar INNER: wShntie
SFfdufe uno fleiue Profite.- 8ir liub
INNER bereit. Sbnsn stwns @elb ju sps
iparen. Cine stobe SenOuus Don fIiHll-
liasu Gusen iOeben erbuItsu. Ssrssat
ni9t ben Rlas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

I. StIBtuHI VHBtH UIEIWIUI.
1. 9suiuunt Ssnrp 3isslsr'; 2. 9sut'
naut. RiharO 3ulsssr; 2. Sergeant,
SaulShmOIfe; sergeant. sIlbert Siibn;
8orporal. 3ermann isrObsl; Gruitses,
Better Bohr. 8. RsiOenbah uno albert
3iibu; Sabnentrd9er umsriiauiife.
Satob Soimsiiter, oeutlfe = Sobn
Stsinmss. Der GsIsin bot 110 Wiit.
slisoer unb usrfiist iibsr siusn 3alisns
'beltano Don $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
ilniun qtnsiise, bic ssnabsn Iisbsn.

W"'"" ""J"bV
Sie lisbsn bieielben. neil iie pnifen
uno fiibl ndbrenb Der bergen CONNER
monate Iino. 8Olle. ihneioeraemahts,
aerippte Union sln,hes. nit -Erowier'
isatl fir Gnabsn uno SilneIings. 9no.
- q, zen his ~ IA 9abrAea2,l
.hise @rbBtH, 16 bis IS. 75t.
flninfl,ien S,ftiuH : Iinir DarGsaHs -
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1913-04-22
WEBB-KENYON LIQUOR LAW
PROTECTS LOCAL DEAL LERS
Anti-saIoon League Warns Express
Companies Against Bringing
Liquor Into the state.

The Anti-Saloon league has for
warded to all railway and express
companies doing business In New Jer-
sey a letter, a copy of which fol-
lows. The novel point made is that
the Webb-Kenyon law undoubtedly
protects New Jersey licensed dealers
from outside competition, and pre-
vents New York and Philadelphia
dealers and department stores from
shipping their wares into New Jer-
sey.
Referring to the enclosed official
copy of the Webb-Kenyon act, Di-
vesting intoxicating liquors of their
interstate character In certain cases,
permit me to bring to your attention
the fact that in the state of New Jer-
sey, there are eighty-five municipalities
and townships where it is unlawful
to sell intoxicating liquors.
You will also please note that the
protection of the federal government
is withdrawn from all interstate ship
ments where the liquor is intended to
be Received, possessed, sold or in
any manner used either in the orig
ional package or otherwise in viola
ton of any law of the state into
which the shipment is made In
New Jersey, this will apply to both
license and mo license territory
for the reason that the laws of New
Jersey prohibit the interstate ship.
ment or delivery of liquors to any
consignee without a license covering
the place where delivery is made.
The New Jersey Supreme court has
repeatedly ruled that sale is not
consummated until delivery is made
and has penalized liquor dealers for
delivering beyond the jurisdiction OF
their licenses.
''Under the Webb-Kenyon act, liquor
dealers in New York, Pennsylvania
or any other state are in the same
class with New Jersey dealers, and
it is, therefore, unlawful for them to
ship liquors to any point where they
have no licenses, as this would be In
violation of the license laws of New
Jersey.
You will, therefore, please instruct
your agents to refuse to receive
transport, or deliver, any intoxicating
liquors from any other state to any
consignee in New Jersey in violation
of laws of the state of ew Jersey
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1913-04-22
HEPTASOPHS GIVE
fine MINSTRELETTE.
Washington Hall damned With
People at Entertainment.

Bones-"Say Mr.. Interlocutor, who
do you think is to blame for motor
izing the Morristown fire depart
ment?'
Interlocutor-'I am hardly in a
position to express my opinion but
tell me yours
Bones-"Well, l was talking to
Bart Clifford the other day and he
acted rather SHELLEY about it and
said that TOM WISS they would as
LEW STUR-IS going to ask WILLIAM
SON how FRED HORSE-FIELD about
it, and If the manager of the Western
Union office WILL LIN-DER hand
don't think they will DOC REED for
it,
District Court Clerk Harry G. Zwen-
ger as bones, down on the program
as DOC Lewstader," proved himself
an able fun maker at the minstrelette
given by Morristown conclave of
Heptasophs, the occasion being the
eleventh annual ladies' night of the
local lodge. The affair was in Wash
| ington hall and one of the largest
crowds the hall has ever been called
! upon to hold was packed in the room
and was welcomed by Archon William
Peters in neat speech. The min
strel program was preceded by se-
lections by Prof. George Grailey's or
| chestra.
The curtain rose on the Hepta-
sophs' quartet, DIR. R. v. D. Totten.
Harry A. Grove, Walter M. Berry
and George H. Sherman, singing a
drinking song which was encored.
Harry Zwenger sang Merritt Gregory's
new song "Send Me a Girl' and then
introduced the members of his min
strel troupe. Mr.. Zwenger was the
bones, Frederick A. Rolf tambo,
Henry A. Moreland interlocutor and
George D. Lucky, Bert J. Kenny,
| William j. Prior, Edward N. Noyes,
A. Lincoln Collins, Robert P. Dick
son, Carl G. Peters, Robert G. Bes-
ton, George s. Lyman and Robert
Morrison the chorus.
| Mr.. Zwenger had fine lot OF
jokes for the amusement of the
audience, many of them with local
flavor. He was ably seconded in the
fun-making by Mr.. Rolf whose vocal
contribution was Down in New Or
leans" Francis E. Garity sang After
All That I've Been to YOU in his
usual good voice. George H. Sher-
man sang when the Sands of the
Desert Grow Cold" and for an en-
core "When the Bell in the Light
house Rings" assisted by the quar-
tet. The closing chorus, when the
Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Ala
bam'," was we'll sung by the com
pany, their faces appearing at win
dows of realistic trolley car. The
show was very good one and re-
fleets great credit upon its producer
Henry Moreland.
Archon William Peters introduced
William H. Burgess. of Brooklyn
chairman of the Allied Association OF
Heptasophs of that city, who spoke
upon the benefits of the order.
After refreshments were served
the floor was cleared of chairs and
dancing enjoyed until four O'Clock
William H. Meslar was chairman OF
the committee of arrangements; Il
Arthur Boniface, secretary; Henry A
Moreland, treasurer; Erlan Bell
Harry Meslar and Charles H. Mesiai
the other members.
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few CHANGES IN
TEACHING STAFF
Two, Resigned, Succeeded by
MOrriStOnianS.

There will be few changes among
the teachers next school year in the
Morristown public schools. At the
Maple avenue building Miss Margaret
Dickson has resigned mad is sue
ceeded by Miss Agnes Leonard, of
this town. Miss Elizabeth M. Eddy,
also of the Maple avenue building,
has resigned and her place will be
taken by Miss Mary Dempsey, also
of Morristown. Both Miss Leonard
and Miss Dempsey are graduates of
the local high school. Miss Jessie
Ayers succeeds Miss Laura Page in
the Speedwell avenue school and
Miss Ora ]. Myers, who is doing spe-
cial work in the Maple avenue build
ing, will succeed Miss Cornelia Mer-
rell in the Mills street building.
The complete list of teachers and
the grades they teach follows:-
High school-Clara E. Brown,
mathematics; Irwin B. Somerville,
science; Emily N. Hea, mathematics
and science; George S. Harris, Eng
course; Emily R. Willard, German,
Latin; Ray G. Carter, English; Har'
old Biddle, history, arithmetic; Helen
Dluuie, ulSIOTy, uoohhCCPih6t JOoSAe
Tiffany, Latin, mathematics.
Maple avenue building-Beryl In
glis, 8-A; Beatrice Blakslee, S-B;
Ethel E. Richardson, IA; Grace l
Atchinson, 7-B; Burnettie Struble, &c;
Agnes Leonard, GA; Ferne Holden
6-B; Elizabeth Bassett, 5-A; Carrie
Webb, 5-B; Fannie M. Harwood, A;
Kate s. Fennell, 4-B; Adelaide Van
Ness, 3-A; Alice H. Beach, BIB; Mar
ion 1. Slater, ga; Nancy L. Smith
2-B; Mary Dempsey, LA; Esmeralda
Macdonald, 1-B; Georgia P. Devine
special.
Speedwell avenue-Mary e. Mer
chant. principal; Clara H. Beebe, 8;
Anna Hillidge, 7; Addie Compton, 6;
Mary B. Tyndall, 5-A; Annie e
Cowen, 5-B; Elva c. Beach, A; Jessie
Ayers, 3; Mary M. Burch, 2; Myra
G. Ford, la; Julia B. Woodruff, 1-B.
Mills street-Anna e. Mills, 6; Ora
J. Myers, 5; Mildred A. Lewis, 4 and
g.; Alice Prost, 2 and l.
Liberty street---Margaret Kincaid, 3
Annie R. Letcher, 4; Anna E. Riordon
2; Sarah G. Adams, 1.
| Edith M. Peckham, secretary; Hat
tie c.. Youngblood, unassigned; Ida e
Johnston, substitute; Sallie VanHorn
drawing supervisor Edward M
Youngs, music supervisor; Helen T
Bird. drawing assistant; j. BurtoI
Wiley, superintendent.
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DIR. ANDERSON THE ORATOR.
Will Deliver Address on Lincoln al
Memorial Day Service.

The Rev. Merle H. Anderson, pas
tor of the South Street Presbyterian
church, will be the orator at the an
nual Memorial day service to be held
in the Lyceum theatre on the even
ing of May 30th. His topic will be
Lincoln, the Man and His Mission >
Willard W. Cutler is chairman and
DR.. Frederick w. Owen the secre
tary of the Memorial Day association
which has the arrangements for the
observance in charge. The program
for the day will probably include the
decorating of the soldiers graves and
parade of the Grand Army and
Spanish War veterans together with
the Boy Scouts, the Boys Brigade
and the Military school cadets. In
the early afternoon there will be the
usual banquet followed later by a
band concert. In the evening takes
place the service in the Lyceum.