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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
Says Woman Threw Dishes at Him

Suffering from painful cuts to his face,
Matthew Hawkins. colored forty years
old, was taken to Casualty Hospital from
his home at 122S Loudoun court south
east last night. Hawkins told the police
a woman had thrown dishes at him and
cut his face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Ches. & Ohio Ry. Tour to Pacific Coast.
Account Christian Endeavor convention
Los Angeles. Cal. July next. Itinerary
now ready for distribution. Call on Edw.
Tarring. transportation manager. 1899 F
St. or Ches. &, Ohio Ry. offices, 1889 F st.
and 513 Pa ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

1.-THE Passion Play" Beautiful and
sublime moving pictures, Friday and Sats
urday, March Dist and 22d. Continuous
performance both days, beginning at j
pm. Usual admission price, cents. Fa-
vorite Theater, lst and II SITS. n.w.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

cute, in caucus meet, and resolute, and form their
marching clubs. 1t seems to me the boon they
wish will do them little good, DDS fish, when it is
in their grip; twill bring them only added care,
bewilderment and black despair, and cheap COM
partnership. A few old bearded DANES will take
the leadership and rant, and make themselves a
holy show; and modest women soon will raise
clamor for the good old days and ways of long
ago. But, anyhow, our native girls behave them
selves like belted earls, compared with British
danes; no peelers have they tried to slay; they
throw no bombs, and do not play the window
breaking game. Officially they don't indorse the
ded course of English female cranks; they do not
ats, nor knock the crowns from statesmens hats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Beers justifies their popularity as home
beverages. A bottle at meal times and on
retiring will help you wonderfully. ? doz.
Maerzen or Senate. Sits Uager, S1.JeD.
Bottle rebate. SOC. Telephone West 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
K|DD|ES WILL ROLL EGGS
AT White HOUSE MONDAY
Capitals Youngsters Prepare
for FrOliC in the Presi-
dents Yard.

The Riddles" come into their OWL
Monday
A small army of children of all sizes
and descriptions. regardless of color and
class, are busy cornering the egg market
these days in preparation for the big
day Easter Monday, when they will fare
forth for their annual frolic of egg roll
ing on the White House grounds. Deal
ers in egg dyes are doing fiourishing
business and only smiling skies are need
ed to make the occasion memorable.
The south grounds of the White House
will be the center of operations. With the
approval Of President Wilson, in accord
ance with time-honored custom, orders
have been issued from the office of pub
lie buildings and grounds that the
grounds be opened Monday between the
hours of 8 am. and $3.50 pm for the
benefit of the children.
Open to Children Only.
1t will be children's day strictly, for the
official orders state specifically that the
White House grounds will be open to
children only. except that small children
may be accompanied by adult guardians.
Adults unaccompanied by children will
not De dQmllteu. 1t Will Ue d CdSc VI the
children taking the grOWn-upS, instead OF
the groWn-ups taking the children
Following the closing of the White
House grounds at $3.50 o'clock, a concert
by the Marine Band will begin on the
north side Of the White Lot south of the
White House. This concert will continue
until $40 o'clock. During the concert,
and even before 1t is expected that the
White Lot will be thronged by both
grown-ups and children.
Following custom, it is expected that
the President and members of his family
will watch the egg rolling in the White
House grounds and since there are a
number of children connected with the
Wilson family it is even possible that
this year the President may mingle with
the egg rollers
Will Go to the Parks.
Because of the strictness of the rule
allowing only young children in the
White House grounds. many picnics and
egg-rolling parties will go to Rock Creek
Park and the Zoo. Announcement has
been made at the Zoo that the many
rolling hills in the reservation will be
open from early morning for the benefit
Of the children and grown-ups. The hills
of the Zoo are as well suited for egg roll
ing a sare the slopes of the White House
grounds, and in addition the children
can see their favorites, the animals.
Easter Monday will be a holiday in all
the public schools. and therefore all the
children of the city will have an oppor-
tunity for fun and frolic.
All the children will not confine them
selves to what some consider the rather
tame occupation of rolling eggs down
hills, but some will pick" eggs for
''keeps," others will swap and others
will play all the Easter games that
youthful imaginations have invented to
put zest in the frolics Of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
Your Easter Outing

will be doubly enjoyable If spent In the
western North Carolina mountains-land
of the sky. Easily and quickly reached
by through trains of Southern Railway.
Consult agents, 705 18th and 9O5 F streets
est.-Advertisefnent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
$685.. One way-p.cific Coast

and Other Western Points.
Baltimore and Ohio. March IA to April
IA. Full information at ticket offices.-Ad
vertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21


Holmes Homemade Milk Bread
is always fresh when we deliver it to you
and oftentimes still warm. 1t stays fresh
longest. Order it delivered regularly-Je
loaf-21 tickets, 81. HOLMES BAKERY,
Phi. Main 4537. 107 F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Experienced Builders Know Where
to buy Millwork and Lumber. Eisinger
Bros, 21O9 7th NV, quote lowest figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Send Spring Clothes To Yale
for dry cleaning & pressing. The method
is thorough and results crafty .nes- Phone
y. 81 YALE LAUNDRY, 431 n. Y-d~e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Asia Nielsen In "RetributiOn," At Gar
den. ABB 9th ST, today and Saturday. Or
chestra of ten. Coming, all next week,
Cleopatra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

sJOsephine, Empress Of France" A
gorgeous Eclair feature. Today. Virginia
Theater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 2i4O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Booklet on Safe Investments Free.
Send for one. A. F. FOX CO., 1911 II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Choice Flower and Vegetable Seeds.
All varieties. p .dann & Co, 2O7 7th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
Re1singer'a

Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream, $1.2O pei
gall; Coo y gal. Phone NJ 2767.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
Have You Seen SmalIs Easter Display

of Flowers and Blooming Plants?
Superb specimens of every desired va
riety fresh from the conservatories. Ship
ments made anywhere. j. II. Small &
Sons, Washington, 18th and IL; Waldorf
Astoria and 1853 Bdwy, N. Y.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
A New Heating Plant

SIIEDD STUDIES the building and
makes certain that the HEATING AP-
PARATUS will be absolutely effective.
An experience of over generation guar
antees the work. SHEDD, 432 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Miller OIL Heaters-Best.
,l6 18th st. c. A. Muddimar & Co, 1904 G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 244O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
Sofoa Baking Powde

Su, erior to any other at any price.
&c q pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21

Open All Night.
Van Emon's drug store. 18th and z. Car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
For This Relief"
By WALT MASON

of United States like whiskered
skates brothers the hubs
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Rp. g. = al t.nt gentle Got Strtdt Obtr
parstllt BON eanb, nit ben 8ubsItrunssu ba.
rduf trri@tft, atItssn In her 3. Ware, Dunmcrt
Borough, 9adapauua County unb Staat
ptnnlpIpauia, an bu ptiilittn Stitt BON
Gbtfnut ShaBs, spiI&en Gin Strabt unb
tinrr aaty, frUutirtnb an bsfdetsr 9bsifnut
Siraes 70 Gue unb prIdnssrt riidp6ris 80
iJuB pbtr aun6bnnp, msbr cbr ptnien, fnb
9pts Np. uno In Auabrat pbsr Blpd 20.
is, ipit ausesIsst unb numeiri auf Der altb.
mtnt. sarts etr 3. @arb BON Dunmrrt 8p-
rough, msbr ausfiibrIihsr btl&risbfn toit frlet I:
Aufanesnb an elmer Ode an btr ptitIidsn Stits
ron Gbtfnut Strabs, btIaett Ode III 65 jug
fiibIif ron Gin Strabs unb ~ bic fheSfli&t
Ode Der Got ppu eanb ber Grbtn bts rfrfcrbts
nru Wi&asl Stalspi eann ihbIi& sutIaue
GbtRnut Sirnef 79 6uB jur Got BON Catherine
8rpipu; banu In nOrbptifli&n Rthinas an
elmer qinit i'm rt@ttn gDinfsI tur Gbtifnui
Snaes, tniIaHe btidsisr Catherine Browne
Got, ttipa 70 6ue ~ btr liibli@tn eiuts bFr Got
30. 80; bann peffIiH tniIans bflaetsr eet'
Iinis, stipa 43 SUE ~ ttnu Got bn GTbsn hss
SnRsrbtuta Ri@aa ptalts; banH In stHa
SfIiatn 8i&tuHs sHiIaus bsiasir Got stpa 40
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ea6aBanna-& @bomins gaIIsb.
IeaureI eiHie.)
3wtIdbtn Sudnipu nub @iIfss- Barre.

3pfF&tn Sndnipu uub @tliss.Sarrs.
9Has ssrIaTtn Scranton I'm .00, 100, 300
200, 500 unb 500 @1ratus. I'm $40 Rcr-
etus an @p&tntdstH unb alt ud&frlgtnbs
ssdn,ia Rinuttn, uns nm 700 Wcratns an
Suunidaen uue dut nd&frIstnbt itraujte Wt-
autrn bts uue tnfIuaSt 1900 RdhiS, tn gptls
EtS-Sdrre Al Rinuisn tpdttr duicmmtub.
erprtB,Ass, nur In ptttstUn anbdIitnb, per-
EaHeH Scranton ale Stuntt tdsIid, dueat.
nommsn Spnutass uHb Sttsrtdeen, ppn us
4sprdeus bic 7.t9 abenbs ,uub trsfen In WtI'
Fes-6drrs 30 Wtnuitu fpdttr ttu.
OsftrreT Ditnff ,ptInta SCRANTON, Rdv Gue
Sari, eund pdrl, PETERSBURG uub Dunmcrt.
@isbt Bdbrplau fit stpddbtfbIbtruet 3hsI
Hraitn ardft am 8. SuItf907.
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Gm 81. Sdtitdr 1912 morgens
berihleiert GebeI bic Gernfiht urib
Der WaidinenteIsgrapb 1T auf lang
fame Gabrt unb r9l1tirng~ aeiteilt.
Nan fam nitt piiien, Oh oie ndd.
Iten Wetniiten ni6t eine ueberra.
Ihuna brineen. 9algfun beben it&
bie RebeIihleier iur6 be SoHreri,
ftrnbIen fitben alnpdbItG uieber
8utritt. 9as Brtro-&eesat-e Quit
pol6-9an6 trttt fldr heroor nnb TN
@aiben 1T ou ltHierer er6bteu lleber-
raf6une Elm bober bereartiaer
Shotten su erfeRnen, ber ith bonn
8rins s-@egent| |SittpoIb&arub aus tpte
elm 9aierieeeI bon OFT rad @eit boz
Idiebt unb geeen Deten gu Iapgfam
in 6as WeereSntoeou hberaeeben
T9eint. 9as f9attenbafte Bib
rhnrnrt raid beiitlidersn &bapafter
an. auf Der mt SrtInnbeis hber-
oedten Grbebung erfenRsn iutr barf-
Ie Stretfen, aus benen Roiidapolter
5ii fouunen I6etnsn, SoIten bieia
&auderi6einungen bir aaf 78
Grab iiibIi9er Breite b1tIfuHtf@en
ltripriings lem unS bts nea ertbedte
@rbeblrng eine art Teoart Grebris,
elm Benbant 81 bieieR bifunfi9en
Rerfaei6en IN Der gobieeS
grbIid fiD6 Sts RebeI gef&spirrt-
ben unb In aauberboftsr Bradt lieet,
bon Der Worsenioune Aberflittet. baS
neue 2onb Dor uns. Limb Der Der.
npetrttIide @rebiis teist fi6 bet fla.
rem 2ibt aIs elm lini9uIbieer, bonn
Gis ifnT9Ioiiener, etfpo 600 Weter
aus Sem Weere aiifrugenber Riden,
in beffen Ipaltenreiher SnInn6eis-
iiberbefune ii9 9eebelfesen feiteeiest
batten = Die permeintIiden Rouh.
eriheinungen, Die iest aIlmabIih al
enttpeihen beginner. 9al6 Iiegt bic
fer SnIait6eisrii6en ebenio flnr unb
ftadt ou, tpie iein Britber i'm Often.
Die atpeite @ntoedune. bic mir su
gIet1er Seit nit Der eben gendnnten
mahten, mar oas auffinben elmer
@isbarriere i'm &nihIuB nad @e-
item, an ben borfprineenben, eben
genannten Riiden bes 8rin5 &eeent.
2uitpoIS-9anbes. Die @isbarriere
bate bier cine $6be bon etipa 10
Bis 20 Meter uno perIief In teller
abbrudsIinie i'm angemeinen nod
@eitnorSlpeiten.
gtit Der @uffinoung oiefer GiS-
bnrriere auf ungefdbr 7S @rab fiib-
Iiher 8reite lit eine intereHante
anoIogie sei9offen gu Der Robi8en
@isbariere in Der RoBiee.
Sn Der 6urh bic @infelintg bes
Brins s-Regent& &uitpoIb-&anbes se-
It,affenen 8udt noren i'm anfdIuB
an Die @isborriere gepaIttes GiS-
mniieu oneetrieben, bic init benz Sr-
Ian6eis iotpobI aIs aiih init Der Bar
riere ftellernpeiie arrtnmmeHgefttet
tuaren uno Iontit elm utebrere bun-
bert GuabrattiIoneter grobes Gis-
norIanS biIbeten, bas mabe benz Sn.
Ianbsis cine einiee OuabrntfiIonte-
ter grobe 8udt ouhpies, bte Id nod
meinem aapitdn NuhfeIbis9t eetdiift
babe. 9ieie 8stft i9ien als 9dn-
6ungsfteIle eeeignet. nrb Id be.
idIob, bieie baralRin iofort sii er.
hinben In6 I'm GaIle bes nesattoen
Grgebniiies bie Sabrt urrsersiigIih
Idnes Der @tsborriere mad @eiten
fortsniesen, nm cine before Gam
blinesIteIIe altssiIfrnSi9aften. BGb-
renb Der Stotionsbou bort at1s9e-
fiibrt iper1en ioIfbe. bate i1 bedb-
ii6tigt, Die @erfofgirng bsr Gisbar-
riere nah @eiten unter GusHutirtg
bes offenen BebbeImeeres, 6lrA 6as
Sdtff aiisfiibreu gu Iaiieu.
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Gifenb abn SeittabelIe.
9sIanars. sadaipaana uno BsHsrn Balm
On araft ben "a. Stunt 1906.

Sn araft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
Iid-grIdBt SCRANTON fir Ntp gpri
mn 2.O5, 3.20, sos, 8 90, 1920, 8prm.,
f2.a0, 3.25 uub $40 sia@mittdas. 56r
@tr gJorf unb pbiIabslpbia, nm 500 Born.
f2.l0 uub 3.35 WaGmittass. 8fr
Isbvbannd, $40 gfaGmittass.
RN5rbIith- II Buffalo um LIS. 6.25u 900
Rcr.; IS, G. 6.40uus .tNNa&mitinss. Bfir
Etnabdnttcr, GImira unt aBifGtnRdtioutr I'm
fO.fO Rcr. unt los Ra&m. 5Er Ssptsp
GvrdeuIe uub titiea, un Ill unb 6.25 Wpr.;
ass gtd&mtiidas. OeReao. SpraeuSt unt
Htiea 9ua um 6.25 Wor. Iduit tdaItdb. uusst.
ssu,utfn Sunnfdas. RHr WcHtrpis um 900
aRSr. 4 .05 unb GAO Ra6m. Rt&UITpn ge.
esEcbaticn, I'm 400 Rahmiiiaas. Btns.
bamptpn @escni rotation, um 6.t5 Wd6Htiiase.
SIoomsburg SibiffsH-grI6Hf SCRANTON
fsr 1ortbumtbtrlaub TIM 6.35, 1920 Wcr.;
i.55 uub GAO Ra&m. 8ir plymouth um 9.05
aa&mittdss.
epuutasss8ase.
ganIia-sar R.p gSri I'M 2.05. 800
COS uuO 1920 @orssHs; 1886 unb 3.aO
Rdmm.
Sl5rOItdb -Nhr BufFdIc nm lis. unit
6.25, Rcr.; f.55, $40 uub ff.f0 Wd&m.
Bar Btnsbamipu uns 3pt&suRditunsu, 9.0C
Ssh 1910 8prmtttaas.
1lno omsbnrg Sibtften-B @1dnicr
HAb 1920 Ror. unb $40 Ta&mtiiass.
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8trHtrt

Ro. 20.-al itus sstpilIt Got, Strsdt ubtI
parttaf psn eanb, ssitetH. Iiessnb uue ititue
In en Siabt SraHtou, eadarauHa County
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Cine acne @aHerflasmaia;us.

Ser gsIot Softer h gerTta bot
eine 8aIIerftngmd1tne tusdtrinert,
bic 10 melt fertie9eteIlt 1T. bob er
NIT ben Glueberin&eH auF be.H Dan
aetIiee bei @ritnon beginner ptr6.
9te neutrality-suspicious., be eiH 9op-
peIbeder 1T, Sethret FA. Uie fem
Giuoeder, burh aitomatif9e ItubiIr
Ronitruftion aus. Gbenio piro se-
eenlpGrtig bon Shnuenbur9 elm
neuer @diIerboppeIbeder, Der iiir Die
Warineoertpaltling beitimrnt lit, in
8ismar ausprobiert. gs bnnoeIt lid
nm elm GurtiB-@aiierflug5eug neue-
iten Spps, bas in Der Cuff cine be.
6euteube Seidpiubtsteit entpideIt
Der apparat iOI nd&ftens In Rusie
Dor elmer seourmiHtoa bon WcriHe-
effisiereu oeToasn uerbsR.
Ole fsinsesa prus,saFsssesa ia ~ seaaA
LisfsFs de ot1oo des stNeeesasss14s
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GUnFrt

glo. 14-alI itnt sspiT' Got Ron eanb, 40.
ltssu tn bG Stabt Scranton, eadapanna
County uub Staat ptnnlpIpania, btaTsuSt unb
btlhritbtn pit foIet. ufmlid; 81 Got sir. 10
in SIuf ~" BON Dapib GSablan's 8rrmtiTuns
tir @iIbsrts. btlastt @iIbIts aartt III ttnsts
raesu In SaanfcH, btlastt .9Ot IL SO 5ub
brett In Grout an parfsr Strabs unb Bat f50
8ub Iitft unb III bsertu;i an Der nSrbIidtH
Stitt purH eGnbrrtisn RON pairif Gallagher,
unb an btr iabli6tn Seite bur& bic eGuersitn
BON Gbpmas DasieGpn. GIlss ptbedtrt NIT
tintm ,pdR6diseu bSljsrntH @obnbaus uub
Nuetnetb6ubtu earauf.
Wit 8sf&lae btItsi unb In GrtfutiUn etncm.
men auf bic aIaes Ron en Rtp S&ilr
BuilbiHs une epan aHpdation esetu Gli,abttt
@raby unb SsbH 3. @rabp. S@ulb $4,000,
Sntrsii.n Rom 6. 8sbruar 1909, S&nif tuIIh'
iirtt $86i.6i, anpaItstbiibrtn unb aOlitn.
Subemtnt No. 324, Wai Sumin 1918. 6i.
ga. tum Nat 5HmiH 1918.
StsitS, NuraIt.
GsTHtT;
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6fberiff' 's-berkauf
--rpr-
8ertbBOaem @raabeigeatbam
-am-
Treitas, ben 2. Mat 1913.

@tm6B StrI&tsetnT GrsfutIonsbtftbIt bon
Gira 5afias, 9spari Gaeias unb 8snbiiipni Gr-
ppuas, auestiftllt Spu BEN Common pltas &C.
riot BON eadapanna COUNTY, an mid ert&tst,
perbt Id ausltBsn gum 6fsniIi&sH Bsriauf
bur4 9sriftistruns obn Qusruf an ben boot
pbsr meiIf 8istsnbsn, fir 8aar, In btm @e-
rittsssbGutf In Der Siabt scranton, 2afa-
tndtfuo gpu,tfu anf
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so. 5.-Ga bic Rs&fs, 5ittI .unb 9ntrtTsn
hes grEIasttn, MuibUny @jrjypiusfI unb Bran.
fs @rsypinsii, 5trrt Gtnaut Ia unb an al
bic fpIgtnet btltritbtnt Got BON eaHo, ntuilit !:
Got ,glp. 25 tn 8Ipd Np. f9 ii stltgfn an pro-
Iptrt Apsnut In Der 10. @arb btr Stabt Sran-
ton, 9adapanua County unb Staat ptnuIsls
Sania. 8tfastt Got no. 25 II 25 5uB in
8rpnt unb tfpa lao Gub In Eifft au elmer
aaty. Aussnpmmtn unb rtfsrStrt bic 8obIsn
uub Ninnalitn untr btr Sbnfdts btlasttr
Got burt 8tfityuns In iriibasu Dttes In stttit
ppn 5ittI bss btiaelsn eanbts. Allss prbtiert
NIT tiHem ,ptiRSdtssu bBI,Gatn SCtsIstbGubt
unb MuetHstbGuesu barauf. 81 easftlbt VI.
ssntbuni, lbsTtraetn an aHtbpuY @riswinsfi
bur& Gbmunb 5. RUbinipn. bur& Deb, eattri
is. 9ult 1902, uub siusttrastu III btr Offirs
bee RteerbtT BON Detes Ia nnh fit eaddpdnnn
County. I'm Dssbbu& 30. 200, Stiis t49.
Rtt Bel&las btltst uub In Grtfutipn ssnpni'
mtH auf bic alass Der Rtyfeut 9rfptHa 9rm'
PsHis ssstu AHtbSHs @usHinsH Hne 8raHstt
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Simmer 8eauent

s,gk lBnnsn pt&lsIn Sbrsn Gbsd isbsn Mbsut
Rss 9 tibr. $i.00 erSfnst ttnt SparttnIdat ;
sesIi 8 pru,snt 9inftn. Sts f5nusn stsbsu SbE
@sib febsu Gag Tn Sabr pbnt aiubisuue.
Barsl&aftIih btSpam6&ttsts assnttn fur bts
SxmmtitGsu Sc Eransatanttl&tn unb 4iiftn
Gampf,r 9inisn. @itbt fir RstIsu bic btifs
&zsianft unb nttbrtsitt prtift.
Die Ruidriats abibsiuna fttiei DoumaHtti
sszs ssrI&isbtne esftbIiGt Defumtuts In dlsu
ezrspGil&tu Sprddsu an. 8dcrst pGlis fiiE
8arasr bon ben Ser. Staatsn. @slbitabungsn
mad alien EbsiItn btr @slt.
8Ian 8dnftu8 $Dnfe,
ais 3adaipanua a1e., Seranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17

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f9i1. Gi. 8a. jum Nai Ssrmin 1918.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17

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10 ApriI 1913.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-31
PREPARING FOR HORSE FAIR.
Duncan Stables Receive Three Mag
nifcent Stations.

Three of the finest horses ever seen
in Alexandria are now quartered in
the handsome new stables of James
Duncan on st. Asaph street They
were brought here for the horse fair
and sales which Mr.. Duncan will soon
inaugurate and which will be a regu-
lar part of his business in the future.
Years ago Alexandria was one of the
3e5t horse markets il .iHs section of
the country and Mr.. Duncan hopes to
revive the scenes of earlier days.
One of the horses is the stallion
"Vidocq," handsome dapple gray,
which was purchased by Mr.. Duncan
from John T. Judd, of the Hayfield
Farms. He is a registered pedigreed
percheron and weighs 1850 pounds.
The other two horses are from the
stock farm of Colonel Crawford, at
Newark, Ohio, and were brought here
for sale. Both are imported, one a
black percheron, weighing 2160 pounds
and the other bay Belgian weighing
1870 pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-31
Pastor Russell Loses.

A verdict for the Brooklyn Eagle
and against Pastor Charles T. Rus
sell, of miracle" wheat fame was re-
turned by jury before Supreme Court
Justice Kelby Tuesday at the close of
. 100000 libel suit in the Brooklyn
newspaper of "a cartoon pretending to
portray the plaintiff in the act Of be-
ing called away from his task of ped
cling miracle" wheat to join the
"Onion" Bank directors.
Pastor Russell objected to the car
toon on the ground that it was an un-
fair characterization, which pictured
him as crook and fit company for the
men who had wrecked the Union Bank
He objected also; to the title Easy
Money Puzzle" that appeared be.
Meath the cartoon, and furthermore, tc
extracts from the news and editoria
columns, including a paragraph ir
which he was credited, he alleged with
"the wisdom of the serpent"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-31
HOME RULE HAS
ONE MAJORITY
Only Eleven Electors Fail to
Cast Their Ballots
Yesterday.
A SPIRITED CONTEST.
Sey enteen Nationalists, Sixteen Uni
cnists-Invalid Voters Brought to
Tells on Cots in Rain.

L.ondenberry. Ireland. Jan. 3l.-The
off .ial count today showed that the
Na-!onalists carried the Londonderry
election by 81 votes. David c. Hogg,
Ma. ionalist, polled $500 votes against
1862 for Col A. H. Packenham,
Un:onist. This gives the Home Rule
adv Gates II stats in Ulster as against
16 held by the Unionists and proves
that Ulster is not overwhelmingly
against Home Rule.
Only eleven electors in the whole Of
Londonderry failed to cast their votes
in Yesterdays election and some Of
them were paired.
7 her. Tas never more closely con-
ties. cd election in the constituency by
reason of the fac THAT the result
determined the control Of Ulster The
sea to be filed would give either the
Ma onalists or the Unionists the ma
ior..y Of the members Of the province
and have telling effect in the Home
Ruic controversy.
The seat was that Of the Mar
qui of Hamilton, staunch Protest
AMI anti-home-ruler A driving
rain poured down all day. Invalids
on cots were carried to the polling
p!sc.s. In one instance the Nation
ais : went after s. g..3n aad found
hir dead. In several cases where
cor tituencies were too sick to be TAX
Ell cut of their homes they were pair
cd with members Of the opposite
pal Y.
Is q result q the contest the Ma
tioy lists now hold II seats in Ulster
anC The Unionists Is. 1t can no longer
be 5aid that Ulster is against Home
RUE.