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visited. D. viii divide at Glbraitar and
make leisurely tour O. the Mcdi-
terrancan iu divisions. stopping az
practically every port ~ importance
u VIII he some time before the
navy Department has worked out the
complete plans for The trip
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CLAY district for the past six years.
resigned his position 10 take en- .ct
AT once. Mir. Hunt when he vas
made supervisor 0i Clay district. ths
district was in the hOlt about SI.IOi
aud now the district Is out OF deb.
and has something like $4.Oup IN jhr
treasury. II is said that Robert Fi,n.
of Fork Ridge. will succeed Mr Hunt
rs .uperNisor.
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To Have Motor Cycle.

All local persons owning autos and
having the habit of speeding through
the speedway ~ Glendale will have
70 be on the alert for Deputy Sheriff
Joe Parent this summer. Joe H. deter
mined TO break up the practice OF auto
lists speeding through Glendale at the
rate OF about 81 miles per hour. and
viii be equipped With a high speed
motorcycle in The very near future in
order that he can catch the numbers
81 the autos and then have them ar
rested
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To Have Bio Linz

Local order Jr o. q. & ". ar.
planning to have n bi. moeti~s next
Monday evening At local h,ado frr.
when class OF s.ssraI cart.
dates will be- initiated into the order
Tho members ~ tho Limestone order
~lll be- gucfts ~ tho local lodge uu
thaf evening and following tho irtfil.
ton exercises 20 hauuurt will Doe
served The Limestou. order initial.
ed largo class last strrtrr and
many local persons attended fla
meeting and had 70 good Time
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BETHANY

BETHANY. W Va. April 2e-Pro-
lessor Finney. head OF the depart
ment Of science AZ Miami university
visited Rethany college and made "a
speech before the student body at
the chapel exercises ON Thursday.
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eregatlon but was never completed
Work on the completion Of the build
ing will bee started in a few days and
u viii soon be- comnlefed-
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Recovering Nicely.

Ben Morris. who was buried alive
Tor almost five minutes Monday after
noon while az work in a sewer ditch
on Ninth street and rendered uncon.
scious and suffered several bruises is
getting along nicely at the Glendale
hospital. where he was removed short
" after the accident. Or. Bonar. the
attending physician. stated that he
would probably be able TO leave the in
sitution In a Few days il no compiled
tons developed. II was at first
thought thar Norris could not live.
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DETAILS OF THE
WORLDS CRUISE
SECRETARY DANIELS TELLS OF
TENTATIVE PLANS FOR BIG
TRIP.
Will start January First and Visit
All Important points on the
Mediterranean.
rntsuigenesr Bureau.
Washington, d. c.. April a.

beginning January / neXs. the AT
lantic feet will cruise in foreign
waters for three months. and per.
haps longer.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels made
this announcement to-day. He said
the cruise was TO be known as the
educational cruise
Secretary Daniels and the heads OF
the technical and personnel divisions
al the navy are busy now working on
the details of the trip
The cruise is not to be merely a
junket. hut is to be. according to the
plans being formulated. an educa-
tional trip for the officers and men
Of the Atlantic fleet. with a little
| good play thrown in.
The trip is in connection with the
furtheranCe of Secretary Daniels
policy Of making the United States
navy in times OF peace a great edu.
cstional school where young men
the men of the navy-will receive
thorough technical training I'm in
dustries requiring special mechanical
knowledge. and at the same time en-
JOY the broadening advantages of first
: hand knowledge of the great coun-
| tries ,f the world.
The educational cruise" is 10 take
the plac" % the annual winter prac-
tice a; Guantanamo. Cuba. The ileet
which will make ,he educational
! cruise viii exceed IN total tonnage
and strength OF armament the IA
nous battle fleet which went around
the world by almost as much as the
battle fleet exceeded the White
squadron which made the tour Of for
eign ports in 1892. Speaking of tho
cruise today. Secretary Daniels said
Daniels Talks.
4 have decided To- send the Atianti
squadron o. a winter cruise GOVERNS
the most IN erssting parts of the wor.i
because believe We should offer -
me enlisted mrn every opportunity
/ which lies ina our power TO obtain tha1
knowledge ~ other countries from
! personal ohscrNa ion. which. in every
walk Of lie. gives To- the travelled man
tau advantage over those who hay,
| spent their lives 40 home in the up
ward struggle. The cruise this win
I ter VIII De- So timed a. To- gi.c every
enlisted man IN the tl.rt shore leave. 80
every point g.: Interest. I. Of COURSE
as firm believer IN the general the
, Org that the hest way To- nud ont ID
ANYTHING VIII work A. tu Try 10 and 500
Z an. = appreciate rom th, trchni al
| sid" the advantages that the Officers
| "f the fleet viii gain uu a long cruiS
of this kind. where various manruv-r-
can 30. carried oIt 81 sea and many
! experiments 20 Communication hc-
| tween ships and similar matters ear
r!rd out under actual service cun.ii-
! tI,uS. iiut what seems To- mo 'pua Is
| D. mot m"r' Important i~ tho edu't-
! tioral value "t ,ni- trip 80 the mra
J behind the guns. hope b,ioT. my Lf-
minietrati"u is ,ud,d ti!at the puhiic
will have clear understanding 81 ne
| splendid trIlui.- ia mechanics whi.H
! tho modern Itt'l"-hip "ff - 10 en-
listed men. y" uIn who has served
| De- th" nav leaves th" service with
o.t h,lnr tar better equipped o" earn
Dis !,in@ than ne was before hr cH-
l.stcd.
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MOUNSDVILLE
Picture OF City.

Picture OF City.
Arrangements have been completed
~ representatives OF the Gaumont
Film company OF Pittsburgh and the
notion picture men OF this state to
have the company take motion pie
lures of this city next Friday morning
between 10 and IL O'Clock. and all
persons who are DESTROYS OF seeing
how the movies" are taken should be
on the streets AT that time. This film
will be run in the Park theater In this
city when finished. and all local per
sons should make an effort to get on
the streets and get In the picture to
help boost the town. Many OF the
stores will have attractive signs out
On the morning OF taking the pic
lures. and the movement should meet
with the approval of all enterprising
citizens. as ~ film will be shown
,ver the entire country. and will be a
Dig boost to the city
No Franchise Yet
n Is not at all likely that the city
-ouncil vii grant the Wheeling Trac-
ion company a franchise 10 extend its
tines around the proposed loop up
Tenth street IN this city. and also
grant them n permit 10 erect via.
duct over the PARIS Run on North JEFF
ferson avenue 10 the Tomlinson hill
unless the street ear company agrees
N put wagon road along side Of the
street car line on the viHduct. which
proposition was turned down by the
traction company under the old city
council. Another paper goes on 10 tell
what gerat benefit IL would he 10
The city and a time saver. hut what
the city wants ~ a roadway on the
,iaduct and u will probably he grant
ed very quickly. The local trades a.
eombly had the matter up at their
last meeting. but nothing definite on
he matter was done.
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VICTORIA THEATRE

aou- ruEH AVID WIN.
rHH NEnMV ROLLTCTrHo
MUSICAL raHCE CoNnDY
rrHE DUKE or DURHAM
WITH lou r. HHrAu Aun
TWENTY oTHEHs
20 ADVANCE IN Prices.
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Great Institution.

"' macy i' great "H' 'N''"''. Z
u. ''''''n N''h must '' N' III az
N"'' ''"' cor 'ln''S or ""'.
'.' "H' III "S -'''' Tee i'''''"' ''"'N-
Ht S'h'.I i'' our country III ''iH''
" l.'"''
I"' '@..i.S'''e 'h''h 10 i~ i'''h'l
i' s'h- go. 'I' '".'' a. 'hHI 'IN'-
"ic. N'""'h-. il'f'd". Arkansas.
b',uvIr'. N"rf' Dakota. tain, N'r-
mont. L"u.,i fi'. VI. Hirtu. Nv
"tn;~Hir" s"u,i carolina. \irGiui o..
'i'"rnia. NcNrI-H'. Sew jersey. m 'G4
Island. .iuru' .tt. '"ru''iI' 20. ldal'.
kIu-f. and iowa
TIL. t"sual. u. thI- squadron "f
sEiI- ie t.3.."p a- ,omiafrd with --'
snr vli,u WAS iL. tnt maze, O. the ri'-
81, fleet which msi. tr. twp around
tN. MORT. ID, f.,u-..
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albsRlaiids giidIitten.

lleber bas Sbsma n9iidTiten"
pIaubsrt elm 8orreiponbent aus gbis
abebo. bic Souptitubt absIiinisns,
pie foIst:
Dos .pie" bes GFens TpisIt Bel
Osm iib,rbaupt isbr S.r.monielIen
2lbsIiinier cine srobs ROns, unb es
gibt fpobIouseebilbeis @orIdriften,
bic jsber beadten muB, Der Der eua
ten @sIelITdoft ona,bDrsn pil. Wtan
ibt an niebrisen. uneefGbr 40 3ens
timetsr boben, geflo9tenen Sii99sn
nuf Der Grbe fouernb unb 5fpor nur
nit ben SGnben. Die linte 1T boz
bel perpDnt. 8e6or mon gu Silp
gebeten tpirb, rei9en Stlopen WaI9s
TbiiFeln berum, bic Iis nod ben aus
orbnuneen bes 3eremonisnmeiiters
ben @6Itsn in Der ReibenfoIse ans
bieten, in Der iie bonn gu Sii9 ges
beten perben ioGIen. 9ieie ORB
nune sntfpridt !trsns Der Runeoros
nune. 2euts sleiden Ronses eiisn
aus bemi.lbsn &orb. Wer ieiness
gI.i9sn nidt bat, Der 8oiier olio
Ttets. ibt alIsin. 9i. glbitufun9 1T
babel ober nod nidt erlsbist. Gs
pirb aud gu peri9iebsnen Malen
seeefen unb 5por in Der Deiie, bob
bic einaslnsn @ruppen bon Ronstus
fen in Der beIdriebenen Deife tas
feInb iid chamber oblDfen big bins
unter 5u ben Stlopen. 0ieie Gin'
teilune beim @Fsn 1T bon beIonbsrer
Wi9ti9teit fir ben @uropGer. Bel
Pferoerennen 3. 9. beTtimmt nGmlidb
Der @usi6uB ispeils, baB Elm Rens
nen often iei fir oieienigen. rbie bsim
@ibber bes 8aifers ni1t lpeiter ents
fernt ots am 10 uno 70 pielten 2iih
Iiben."
Sd erinnere mid elmer einSiesn
Nusnabme uon Der Re9el, baB Der
8aiIer olIein ellen muB. Dos .iuor
BEL Der @inpeibuns oes Der 8aiIes
rim seb0renbsn rSoteI Smperiul".
9nmals tpuroe elm biplomotiIdes
Diner i'm Sotsl ptronitnltst, uno
Der &oifsr Wsnslit oB nit an Der
Sobl, bbots. @r fnB iibrisens ni6t
lonse in iueiteuropGiider Wtonier
auf Ieinem bequemen Sefel. Damn
Sce tr enn5 lousiam, aIs er iih
unbeobo9tet slaubts. feline 8sine bers
ouf unb I9lans iie untsr. @s mar
benz lisben olten Serrn bequemer 10!
Seine Srou nobm bomols in einem
Hebensimmer bint.r einem 0orbang
nn Der Safel tell. Die 5rauen ei'
fen niemals nit an Der Sofel. fons
bern eiien. iuos iibrig bIeibt. Gs 1T
elm @enuB, eine ssbiIbete glbeiiinies
rim ellen su feb:n. Gebr eroSiOs
entnimmt lie nit fpiben Sinsern tleis
ne 8iFen in Souce setou9ter Sus
4ero unb fiibrt biefe gum Muroe,
ben Iie muir 10 tpeit Offnet. tpie nDs
tis.
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Der 8eiidltsiuiufsI.

Serge1nt glpIpe bertsbrt ums 2es
ben serne nit @iniGbrisen uno bort
ipifeni9uftIihen llnterboItunsen gu,
TIM fir feline etpas auriidgebIiebene
9llsemeinbiIouns gu profitieren. Bet
einem foI9en 9eIprG9 bat er nun ers
fabren, Oab Der @sF9tspintsI bes
Menfden uuf ben @rab fsiner
SnteIIisen3 fdlisBsn laFs. 90 ..
q. feisn 8ismards unb MoIttes 9es
fidtspintel 80 9rao seipeien.
Sm &aiernenbofe nun mill RoIpe
iein Wifen Ieudten IaFen: nMuss
fstier Sasen, gu Sdpeinebuno, ans
getreten, marfb, marf9! @eb Der,
LAB nal beinen @rino (aopD ieben!
Sints UNI! 8iit ou belle, ipas9 =
lgefiebt ibm. Res, nee, bu biIt ni6t
belle, ou bait me fpibe @urte! gli6ts
9e9tfpintliges! 9iit N gang bl5biin.
nigss &aIb! asbrt, ab!'
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&uii6arer SlnmsaIdlnlud.

Sn unIsrem 2eben fpitlen bic 8[us
men = bon 6em 0eildenitrGubfer
6is au bem toitboren Sr9ibtentcrb
cine srobe &olIs. Mit bem
Geloe. bas man9e 2eute fir 8lumen
ousgeben. tpiirbe cine orme Samilie
elm eonSes Sobr lang ober 5titlebens
gut oustommen fonnen. SIN Sabre
1904 f6entts in 2onbon Der SObn
zines rei6en 80rIenmannes feiner
8rdut einen 8lumenitraub, Der nus
elmer groben unb bier tleineren Srs
6ibeen beItanb; fir bic grobe Sr9i=
bee bate er runb $500 be5ablt; bic
tIeineren 9lumen obsr paren be-
beutenb biIIiser: iie toItetsn pnur"
ie $1,000. Gin guitroIier namens
&etfon f9idte Ieiner 8rnut sinen
,9lumentorb", Der 70 umfnngreid5
mar, baB Der Sransport Der subl>
Iofen 2ilisn, Roien, Sr6ibeen uno
Relten auf = elf 9iiterpasen be-
ipsrtiteIligt perben mubte; elm
StrGublein alfo, oas iid ni6t gut
an ben 9ufen iteden Iieb uno Sos
$4,000 foItete. Dor einissr 3eit be-
fom cine iunee lln9orin bon ibrem
8rGutigam einen 8lumenitraub. hsr
$4,000 gefoitet botte unb aus ben
TeIteniten 9llpenblumen suIammenges
Tebt mar; ipeeen eine- btefer 8lumen
botten mebr.re MGnner flint mo-
hen lang bic bO6iten @lpeneipfel
oboefu6t. Sir bic 9lusidmiidung
Der Rirden Bel So6seitsfeierIi4tei>
ten sibt Rsm gort idbrIid Y nil
lion Dollars aus. 9tIs WliB Ste
penTon SodSeit bate. tporen allie
8immer 6es pGterliden goIoites nit
8lumen topesisrt; bic bufti9e Sapete
= $4,000 peibe Rofen. 25,000 rote
RoIen unb 10000 2iIien : toitete
$4,000. Sn Gbicogo IieB einnol
Elm WeilliorbGr fir Elm Set bic TeIs
tenIten tropif6sn Slumen in groBen
Weneen tommsn; Der SpaB toitste
$120,0o0. Sn Boris boben piele
pornebme Dnmen, bic sroBe 9sieIls
T6often in ibrem Suufe isbsn, eiHen
bii6I6en 9raud sinseFiibrt: bsoor
mon in ben SpeiIeToaI ssbt, ii6erz
rei6en fie alien @Giisn 8Iumen. unO
ieber Ifedt feline 8lume ins 9ncpf>
lodi ober an bns Misber; bonn rsidt
Der Serr Der Dome, bic feline 8lume
trGot, ben gfrm unb fii6rt iie Su
SiIf. W1obome b. Sebisne fOnnte
Iid5 in tinem ibrsr 9riefe ni9t esnue
boriibsr ipunbern, baB bel ein.m
'seife om Sofs 2ubipias NV. tiir
9Iunltn msbr oIs 1000 SaIsr uass
aeqsben porben iparen; heute aepsn
stIihe eleednte poriIerinnen $1,000
i'm Sabre ous, nm lpGbrenb Der rrei
uinterfihen Gmpfongsmonate irre
SoIons unb ibre SofsI nit Slumen
darnieren au iDnren!
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Bon sebba b. e d. miOt.

Sd n,5dhte Die eiIenoen Stnnben balter;
@ri1st aud uidt ieoe mir Sreube uni
Slid,
Nber Die Belt in ureiuieem 'snlten,
Sic einmal entflobene iebrt nidt 5uriid
Dlir lit es, oIs bate i'd bieIes peridils
met,
Nls mii6te idb mnnhes nod pirten unf
tllu,
GIs bait gu biel Ghlnben id mIsIol
pertrdumet.
SlIs Iieb meine Sanbe gu bdufig id
rubn.
gls bdtt' idl 5l ipeni9 9iebe geaeben,
gu penig 9litleio, All ielteu ber5iebu,.
slIS ipGren piel 2iiden i'll merlem Sc'
ben
gd - unS Die Gage : iie ellen, iit
iliebu. :.
sSd m6dbte III allen MIR iuben ons
@ute
Gou Sant fir ben fleiniten Spnnen'
idIein,
Sann ipirb auf @rNen Die lebte Ylinutt
Sir mid boil 9tubc mb 6rieSeu iein
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= 9uf Dem 8a6nIfeig.

= u n Oem . d 3 n teT g.
rRanu, 9aumonn. sic rau9en ia
nit sinmal. 0us taten Sic ia friis
Fer ME-" - nNur Bis i9 i'm 8lls
ZEE fiesr-lishes 5ssunh- Meihe
Sdfpiesermutter bat mid aur @ubn
bteleitet. glun baIte id in Der 3ed>
len msine ReiIstafde, in Der 2inten
&utiaudtel uno Sdirm uno i'm
0tuno Die brennenos 3ieurre. So
rermeioe i9 tbre beliebtsn 9lbf6ieoss
tiiB6en."
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@goifif4. rGine @es
haltserbDbuns babe i'd ia ersielt,
aber Inn bsnielben 9etras bin id
bon m.inem Sauspirt seitsigsrt
fporben!"
nr@ubte er pieIlei4t nm oisfe
GrbDbunge~
rRatiirli6, er bat iie ia befiiripors
tst Der Saustpirt 1T augIet9
mein 8or9eieBtsrl"
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81 meIblInd

anmeIbuns. Srdu 8o'
rpnin b. 9eipiB beIudt Den 9errn
gSditor uno trGst beFen Sienitmdos
qen. elmer llnidulo bonn 2dnbe. auf,
lie anSumeIoeu.
0isnftmGbd,n: r@sbn sic nur
rein, er iibt brinns."
garOnin: ~Rein, nein. m.IOen sic
mid nur an"
Sienitmdoden: yglber tpurum
eenn, sr nimmts ni6t libel"
Grit uuf cine no9maliss gtuffors
oeruns gsbt Tinna binein: v!Serr
Pdtor, bic 0eipiBen III oruuBen.
ater iis i3dmt ii4, bsr.iusutOmmsH.
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g rfpraG.

8or oree. Bidder (oer
I'm Mitterna9t bon einem 8etruntes
rsn beraussetlopft Diro, binunters
rufsno): Was 1T benn Iosg
@struniensr: 9eeren Se. mel 3us
letter. baden @ie bette 9iadt cO&
@r6o9en2
9dder: Nu freiIid bad id 9rObs
den!
8strunfener: 9l9, bite. baden Sic
mid ood eens nit, ih tpero merf4
morsen frieb abboIen.
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Ger @ieGbsf4aftiat

Ser 8ieGbef9Gftigte.
rSerr 9ottor! Steben sic auf!
Die Spre9itunOe 1T aust"
= 1lnftreitis. patisnt: .Sn<
gen sic, Ssrr 0ottur. lit oas ipGte
2lufiteben irssnopie fddOIid OOer
ui9t9"
9trat: .Mit @etpiBbeit fam i9
uur iaeen, bob es bic Sage pers
.iirSt."
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= 9elunsen. Serr gum
Sisnsr: .Warum nuroen sic 6ena
teim Serrn Baron 70 pI6bIi4 ents
lafen9"
0iener: Der bat nsuIib i;tnen
Grobbater psrbrennen IaHeu, i.
pnb i'd gieI bub' ben @rOBOater -
atihnupft!"
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= @u9 elm SunO. Grou:
MGnndsn, i9 babe beute auf bem
Martt etipds gefunoen.
Mann: Sin eefiilItes port.mons
naie9
Srau: Rein. oab 6u mir piel gu
psnis SausbeItunssgeIO gibit. neil
alles biel teurer eeiporoeu 1T.
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= gus ber guten alien
3eit. Sauptmonn: Die ouf beus
te no6t ons.febte Selbiibuns lam
net itottfino'n = mel gllte madt
mir Sdpieristeit,n pss'n 9auss
f4liih.I!"
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pfui, 5riB, iper ipirb tpesen io's
rer Iumpisen 3obnidmer5en slei9
beuIen! Ma9 es bod tpie bein 8as
ter. Wenn mid nal ettpas fhmer5t.
honn bente i6 ipfort an 80 8
g SeGpola, Der fur9tlos bic Sanb
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berbrennen

SIN 3ooIogifden g rs
len. SGnsdsn (uuf bic @iroffen
feutenb): n9apo, tparum baben Die
Siere nit ben sroben Sommeriprois
fen foI6' Ianse SGlie9"
.9amit es ibnen Inn 10 beher
f6msdt, ipsnn 0ns, mas iie trinten.
redt Iunse ben SaIs binunterlduft!"
ypapa, ba mO9teIt 0u seipib aud
germ sinen iol9' lansen Suls baber.
fpenn 0u Define S6pppen trintit9"
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TrGun uo ur Murtbu f bel Der @nnbs in Die srOb Drift
pfut. sefaIIsn.
Grn Gb 5renbn DAP bu Dir uIs suinftg SuriHn nn os
ol nit entsebsn IaNn pirOef hab if mir sih seocdbt
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9pItaire $ 2Iuefs otsn.

Sir @6Dne.iit batte @oItuire cine
SrugDoie sur 8eurteiluns Sugei4idt;
er las lie uno legte iie NIT ben Wors
ten auf ben SiTdb: Die Sdpieristsit
beftebt ni9t barin, cine SrusObie ipie
bic bier Su MAIDEN, fonoern oarin,
Dem. Der iie semu6t bat, gu antpor'
ten"
glls 6rGuIein GIairon Ole Sdaus
Ipielerin) @oltaire sinsn 8eiu6 abs
Ifattcts, ipurf iid Die SfiinTtIerin duf
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ibr: so. isbt. mo mir beibe auf 9ots
tss GrObOb.n fnO: ipie s.bt'sg"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-24

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Enthusiastically 8efonbers f96n
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rer 2ieosrtafel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-24

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irerosn iolD: Serr 2ebrer, bemiiben
@ie iid ni9t, meine Soien iinb bes
rcits su Sauie bur9 einsn Staubs
iaugeapparot eereinigt porben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-24

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ri6t beIfen,, bin ielber eine arm.
Wittpe!"
.Sm! Su. id mOdte Sbnen ssrns
beIfen, ia babe aber erit Dor turss@
frisbsr sebeirdtst!"
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-01
DANBURY DEMOCRATS
 MAKE CLEAN SWEEP.
Elect the Youngest Mayor in State of
 Connecticut.

Danbury, Conn, March 31-The democrats made a. clean sweep in the annual city election held today, and for the first time in the history of the city one party carried every office. Anthony Sutherland a well known mayor by a majority of more than 300 votes. The total vote cast was {, 1900.
 Owing to the fact that there were four tickets in the field, unusual in terest was manifested. The pro gressives, who boiled 1900 votes last fall, mustered 324 votes for their mayoralty candidate. W. M. Tomlin- son. B. NJ Loper, the republican candidate for mayor, received 972 votes. Candidate Doebel, the socialist candidate, got 13s votes.
 H. M. Stanton, who has been city clerk and treasurer for the last ten years, was defeated for collection by George c. Hanna, democrat.
 Democrats also elected the two all dermen and four councilmen by big majorities.
 MT. Sutherland, the new mayor, s believed to be the youngest chief ex- ecutive in the state. He Is only 29 years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-01
JUMPED INTO RIVER
 AFTER LOVERS QUARREL.
Dramatic Suicide of a Russian Girl at
 MiddIetown.

Middietown, March S1-Miss Stefan ka Smyr. aged IS. a pretty Russian girl, who has been in this country eight months, committed suicide in a dramatic manner about o'clock to- night by jumping into the Connecticut river from the highway bridge that connects this city and Portland. As the flood in the river is now high, she was probably carried far down the riv- CT by the swift current.
 George Brown of Portland and Jack Diam ond, Wesleyan baseball player, they head a shriu scream and 8 mo- ment later saw a woman of about me dium height jump into the water. After the splash nothing more was heard, and they notified the police.
 A blue serge coat was found on the bridge, and nearby a letter tied to & handkerchief. The letter was written in the Russian language.
 An interpreter was secured, but he could not decipher the writing. It was written in Russia, evidently on Febru- ary 13 last. No signatures were at taChed- There were no marks of 1den- t1fication on the coat.
 Late tonight Petero Hajda1s, Will liam street tailor, positively identified the jacket as made by him for Miss Srnyr. His son, Petero, has been keep ing company with the girl for some time, and 1t was generally believed that they were engaged. Today the couple had a quarrel, the nature of which is not known. as the girl cried for the greater part of the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-01
NEW PRESIDENT GIVES
 FEELING OF CONFlDENC 2
Henry B. Thompson, Now at Head of
 Finishing Co.,, Is of Large Ability.
New York. Ms

New York, March 51-
 Of Henry B. Thompson, the new head of the United States Finishing Co.,, the New York Journal of Com merce says:
 'eThe appointment of Mir. Tizomp- ward a reestablfshment of confidence in the big institution It has become known that he had little or no know ledge of the intimate affairs Of tha company until four or five weeks ago. His long connection with the Bancroft institution was characterized by 9 con- servatfve business policy which would not permit the acceptance of work at a loss or for the mere sake of in ducing fruitEess competition
 His residence is at Wilmington, Del, although he has been occupying 8 temporary residence in New York recently. He is well known as 8. tFUs- tee Of Princeton college and man of large affairs in Delaware and other parts of the country. Ills knowledge of the finishing business Is conceded to be second to none and it is ac- ;;epted that the irregular and uncer- tain methods of handling business have been stopped and will not be resumed by the largest of the finishing con cerns.''
 The creditors committee Is really clothed with the power of a board of receivers without being such a board or putting stockholders and creditors to the expense of a change such a8 would have to come if Q rece3veEBh1p were deemed necessary. It is stated insure not only steady running of ths various plants, but will add greatly in an early rehabilitation Of the financial affairs