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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
KITTY LEAGUE GOSSIP.


John Marin prominently idanti.
ed for the past aatcra seasons
with various h&seball teams Of the
K l. T. leagues and chosen to man
age the Cairo cub this summer ar.
rived in Cairo yesterday mornine
bringing with hir, six players from
DanHillc, the others being released
as too SOW
Today the men viii hiie to
Bridgeview park to start training
for the opening the season May
10. The players here viii be Joined
sday by day by other capdidates for
the team who have bean ordered to
report Marin viii have the ath-
letes on the job both Morning ard
evening, each day, that they might
Timber up and ges in shape, Incl
denta ", he hopes to be ahle to get
| a line on them as regards their abil
| ity. The wedding our process
will be in evidence right along for
big Jawn' figures that he can tell
in a short time, who will be desir-
ables.
Il believe | viii have the most
successful season of my career this
year" said Marin asst night. u am
Fin good fettle and feel better than
| have in ten years"
"There Is no reason why we should
not have a fast team here this sum-
mer. one that Cairo and myself will
be proud of and one that hope
will be oble to land the pennant'' he
continued Il have picked men who
some highly recommended and who
have good past records, and il these
two things count, we should have a
thoroughly representative team
The fol owing men arrived with
Marin and Will start training today:
Dick Osman and Mig Langdon,
N"tAhViSs iiaily huhitp Ian AHdp-
man, Sam Echenbaugh and Clyde
Kesslings uufiieIders; Harvey Mabin,
infeld Hineley one Of the ssars Of
laat years rltching staff VII prac-
| tice with the lunch Irwin signed
his contract yesterday morning.
1 These are the players who have
been signed and ordered to report
Smith catcher; stultz Brook
field, Cheney Pane sheets. Treese.
1awcs, Ling and rolqo pitchers.
I1arris Davis, Poira Wright,
Hughes Macon ard MeAIanac. on
/ ihfelders; Hrr'ess Rrves -otlar,
Neypeyer and Jones. all ontf loe7s.
| Nairn stated that he win lsy down
certain rules that all the men rrrst
fol ow, if they expect to keen thair
Jobs, and that a violation wolld be
sure to result in disrissai He
most emphatically said he VIII not
permit "boozing" amongst thu
members.
big Jawn" viii be plaving
manager and says he will be right
out on the diamond to direct his
men. For Glass D baseha |, Nairn
thinks the manager should net he a
fixture on the bench.
! The youngsters who cane with
Marin yesterday are clean-tut loan-
ing set They were all members Of
the team bearing Cairo's name tina.
recently defeated the Danyille Three
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
SMALLPOX

is prevalent Vaccination and the
use of reliable disinfeetant are
recognized as the best preyentatives.
The last thing at night pour into
the traps of the closets. wash basins,
sinks. etc, just little Platt's Chic
rides. Places where disease germs
may develop. hooks behind p umb-
ing. etc, should be freely sprinkled
with
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

o Owing TO the disorganiZed
o condition of The Bulletin car
o rier service due To the high
o water period many subscrib-
o ers, who have just returned
o home. are not receiving
o their papers regular V.
o In each and every case
0 The Bulletin requests that
0 notice be given the busine.
0 office either in person or by
0 phone any time during the
0 day from 8 a. m. TO p, m.
and the omission will be cor
. rected with the paper dellv-
D cred promptly every morn
D ing in the year,
D In case the first notice does
0 not succeed, subscribers are
o urged to again notify the of
D flee Of the delinquency,
D q O q O q q n n n n
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
No Romance in these.

Polly" Having announced that they
were going to live In an apartment.
suppose the Newlyweds got a lot of
useful presents Dolly-''Yes, in
deed, Among them saw a snow
shovel, lawn mower aud set OF
garden tools Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

Editor--"Wny do YOU persist In com
ing here? tell you don't buy hc
ton" Autllor--"Oh, | don't wish t
sell any of my stories am writing
a short serial, entitled The uglies
Man on Earth, and came in merely Il
obtain local color"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
RatRer Flimsy Excuse.

sSrheA cas0 Of any excuse" was ex-
eriplified recently at Capetown IS.
Africas crfnianaa court. A native when
askedsby the magistrate why he had
signeH hiaevidence ''Tom Harris his
realsnamSbeing April Phalander. re-
Piled that ne did SO because the pen
was bad one and his hand was
shaking.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

diiu.ed according to directions oil
the bottle.
1t is an odorless, colorless liquid
disinfectapt which promptly de-
stroys foul odors and disease germs.
Ii is stronger, safer and cheaper
than carbolfc acid and does moi
cover one odor with another.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
Wanted His Body Above Ground.

Not so very long ago there died in
the north OF England farmer who
left Instructions that his body should
be put into a coffin, and tifen placed
in the lott of one OF the barns on the
farm premises 1t was done, and viii
probably remain there for generations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
Lamenraple Innornnon.

Mrs KalIer- Cooks are such gnor
ant things, nowadays. Mrs Justwed
Aren't they? They cant do the sim
plest things. | asked mine to make
some sweetbreads the other day and
she said she couldn't ---McCall's Maya
zine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24


I league team in exhibition games
at that place.
Dummy" Hughes. without whom
a baseball team in Cairo would seem
lost. has been forwarded a contract.
and ordered to report. Hughes,
who covers the initial bag as a regu-
lar position, has been wintering at
Louisville.
The Smith. mentioned as catcher
who is to report, is none othe,
than the favcrite "Sunset wha
Cairo acquired last year in trade
with Hopkinsville for Big zeke
Taylor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
. Ass NJ ouail's -:sa75.

q 4 os@Monlanrs '-:sa.5.
81 To,1An lrss the same human na-
ture that man has, the same hu.
man rights, the same human duties,
and they are as inalienable in q wom-
an as in a man.--TheodUre P.rker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

q &C aMeI's- Speed Considerable.
"a scarnel with an average load will
travel twenty-five miles a day, and
when unfncnmbered it will reach
ninety miles a day sometimes
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
Foundation Of Republics.

1t is an old maxim that republics
live by virtue; that is, BY the main
tenance of high level of public spirit
and Justice among the citizens
James Bryce
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

The Vneennes Commercial says
IN being interviewed last night re-
garding the number Of players 70 re-
port here for tryouts Manager Pick
ering stated that he has forwarded
tickets to number Of players who
would report here not later than
the 25th, and also stated that by the
Sunday neXt there would be suill-
sient number of players here fer the
different positions so that neees-
sary he could pick three teams from
these recruits.
Several new faces are to be seen
in the daily practice atlithe ball park
and those that have arrived are
working exceptional ly hard, in try
ing to Iand7their respective positions
on teams that are to be picked some
time this week. for the first game of
the season to be played here on
next sunday. Manager Pickering Is
taking this as his first step in trying
out the numerous players for the
different positions on the regular
team
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
Daily thought.

~. 2o. cur worst misfortunes
hover hlapea, and most miseries lie
in the anticipation -Balzac.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

After deyoting the first half Of
Tie week to minstrel show, tbs
Gem Is to return to vaudeville this
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
pcnt.

Make hay while tie sun shines. but
don't get the idea thar you are the
only haymaker in the business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

The Padueah Sun says: Manager
A. II. Erouthers, OF tAe la0 can In
dians, is expected TO reach Paa4eah
Thursday Afternoon frap hi boz
In Charleston, s. C Transoors stior
was wired Bfouthers TUESDAY wi -
Instructions TO repo- for duty al
once Until the arri al OF Brau aegs
the exact lineup Of the Indians Is
indefinite.
The collection OF the money il
the sale of stock has been becur
The association needs money &c
start the season with and the stock,
holders are urged to pay in their
capital stock as soon as pogsible
s,Ye 'ybodv who has subscribed fcr
tcck viii be visited at CAGE.
Work 6 reocastructiag the srana
and viii tegin Thlreday moraia
large force of men VIII be pat r
cork. The fence vii be rebuilt g
hat the players nay practice and
Aen the wo-k on the grand stand
vili b. t-ter N one inpr0vep nj
the new eraed yta1d viii lie tAo
hertening of the LETT wing. This
will remove many seats from the
sunshine. During lcng games fire.
quently ii was impossible for the
Fans to sit in the left wing owing to
the lact that the sun beamed down
too strong.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

Can Generally Find Company.
The man who can make others
laugh is seldom permitted to go lone.
some.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
American League.

batteries; Falkenbcrg ana Par
'ish; Wlelman and Alexander.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
BASEBALL NEWS.

{ o o o 20 .
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

Batteries Wnito and Easterly.
Paul ana Stanaee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24

Batteries Jchnson and Aan.
@pith' Collins ard CaIriaan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
After Material.

o o o o o o o q
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-04-24
National League.

Ea'ieiies' steele and Wingo
HENDRIX and Kelley.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-24
WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO

dressed, taken from river at MaolSon
st. In water a week.
Empire Voting Machine Co. has
sued city for 1925, 000 Charges Chi
cago wit hrefusing to pay.
Fifteen thousand tons OF garbage |
lies uncollected in Chicago alleys.
Herman Schuettler appointed act
ing chief of police
Indian suspect in Leegson~ murder |
case arrested by police of Warren st.
station.
Judge Gary, the steel bass, pro-
tests against the various attacks |
against Big Business.
Safe robbers got $827.65 in cash |
from Nichols Coal Co., Clio w. 64th st.
Burglars got $85 and two goic
watches from home of F. Epstein, |
917 S. Ashland av.
John MartheII, 500 Wells ST., MISS
ing since Friday. Wife and two |
weeks old baby left destitute.
Anti-Hearst Trades Union League
meets tonight at Ruud's Hall, Wash
tenaw and Wabansia avs.
Burglars chloroformed Theophilus
Momjian and wife, 1881 Jackson blvd.
Got $500 in money and jewelry.
The Woman's Party of Cook coun-
ty has taken up the fight for munich
pal ownership of all public utilities
and have sent an open letter to that
effect to Mayor Harrison.
Police Communicated auto and
caught Post Delmas, armed bandit
who had held up Mason restaurant, |
1917 Benson av., Evanston, and Sc
cured $11.80. se-
NJ. o. Flynn, 50 E. Walton pi., rob-
bed of SO by four armed men at
Dearborn and Lake SITS.
Armed robbers forced John Dillon,
owner of saloon, 901 w. Harrison St,
and porter, into icebox and got SIS
from register. Overlooked $50.
Sister Mary Burns, SO, nun and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-24

D0dL0H unconscious ana -fODDeQ- OF
$65, gold watch and diamond stud.
Identified Ernest Coons, 42e Rush st.
Yellow and black bathrobe found
on lake shore foot of Scott st. points
to suicide. Man wearing robe had
been seen walking toward lake.
Anti-Saloon League, w. c. 7. v:
and the Chicago Law and Order
League plan to make Chicagoa dry
town at next election.
Sol Lit, Al, welI-knoWn theatrical
man, died today.
Pres. William n. Johnson, Inter-
national Assn of Machinists, will adj
dress mass meeting of machinists,
Local 134, at Patternmakers' Hall,
740 W. Madison st., Sunday after
noon.
Doris .Keane collapsed during per-
Torrance of Romance"
Merger bill ready to 60 to local
transportation committee.
Two burglars, who tried to hold up
Winifred Bentzen's millinery store,
1858 Milwaukee av., scared away by
four women and monkey wrench in
hands of George Coulon, brother of
Johnny Coulon, prizeighter
Rev. Philip Hummeil, retired Meth
odist minister, 1862 Grace ST., killed
by street car
Henry Spencer has denied his en-
tire confession. &,t
Ross Thompson, %, 305 S. ASH
land av., stabbed twice. Accuses Har-
ris Gault, Ali S. Marshfield av., of
using bayonet.
William QuinIan, so, 6446 Ellis av,
attorney, missing.
/, E. S. Sweeney, ~, 1853 Michigan
av., found dead on railroad tracks.
Albert Stone, -16, 731 w. 18th ST.,
accused of using morphine by moth
er, fined 5000 and sent to Bridewell!
Or: John G. Message and DR.. G.. T.
Leedle fined $3.50 each for send
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
G,ates GtbddtatA.
E1ts aaitsE siaSsltsa III. III IN kss SaaszA
aesaatatts gerfersaeH trfauts.

geapoIeori III. htnterTieb. aIs CO
Iange Dor fetner Rniiersett aIs6Ih4h
Ting In StaItea tpetIte unb OH ban
eI4Fitano In Der Romaena teiInabnt.
tn GIorers etItd)e SduIben, BITE erit
ita1 pieIen Sabren besabit Durbet.
Cine SduIb tpurbe ioear nte beaaNt;
es banbeIte fi9 INN etne 9eiteIuns
bon 9rospatten unb Saitbi4iiben bet
stpet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BITE aiif
ber 8ia be- gaIaaioIt Elm @ei9dft
batter; bte betben Damien beipabrten
ben bon genpoIeon ieIbit geidriebe-
men 8efteIlungsbrtef nebit ber ba5u
geb6rtgen trrtbeoGblten Rehnung oils
toifbares GHbenfen auf. Seroinanbo
Wartini, Der friibere @uatperneur ber
ttaIienif6en 4oIonie Grptbr6a, ber
bas aIles In Der wsSUitrostone Sta
Iiarpn" eraGbIt, ipiuroert fi6 iibtr bes
aatiers @ergebIidtett. tnbem er
inter @eipeis iteIt, bab RapoIeon
fonit Elm aiisgseidRetes Seoo6tnis
eebabt babe. Wdn erftebt bns aus
nahTtebenoer @effidte: Bom Serbft
1880 bis a,in Sebruor 1881 fibrte
geapoleon In GIorerB elm luitiees
2eben; iebr oft fpielte ct I'M aorrt-
eianiBarf In Der RGfe Der Borta
&omarpn Ball nit eIeihaItrisen jun
gen 2erten, ititter tpelden iih aud
WnrtiniS Batter befanb. @ines Ea-
ees itanben fid BET einem 8ettipiI,
tn bem Der Sies BON etnem lesteu
S9Iag NIT oen S6l6eer nbbire,
Wartint ritb Der Brtrp 8onaparte
gegenifber. Marttnt fiibrte ben
SGIag NIT bauunbernsperter @e.
f@idIidfeit. iub Der Sieg mar feiu.
geapoIeon briidte ibm bie Sarb itnS
fagte Id9eInb: ~@rdno. Wortiui;
Elm i95ner 8aIIl @enm ta Raiier
Der Groraoien fem tnerbe, idide m
S1nen BITE @brerIegion.~ Rebr aIs
ttpanaig Sabre fpdter. I'M Sabre
1853, batte Mdrtint Ste Berbanb-
Iunem Sipeds &fdluiies etnes &an.
belsoertrases 5ipiihen Sosfana unb
Sranfrei6 seIeitet, nrb bic Gbrert
legion trdf piinftIi9 elm; INIT ibr aber
fom Elm eteenbdrrbises Sdrdben bes
@aiiers. tn benz es aIfo bieB: ~ReiH
Iieber Serr Dsartini. Wein Wtniiter
bes Geiibem iiberfsnbet Sbnen bic
@bseidm ber GbrenIegion. Sd freiie
mild, bab Der Drben, arftatt Sie fin
einen i65nen 8n1fhIas su belobneu,
Sbnen uetne Genngtiains pesen bes
9ieuites, ben Gle nuTeren beiben
2dnberu eeIetftet baberL gum G,rs-
6rnd bringt.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Der 8aretuitidl HRs sts Gillette.

Brtsa Gleris, ber rufiifGe Sbrou-
fuIger, lift 10 Iebtait, bab Ct aaiipei-
-tes~Ssz Etttf4te tns -Geiut fbEagt;
betfpielsDetie fon er NIT gorIidbe
bet Baraben uitb 5nItd,en @eIegeri.
betten, benen er mt ietnen S9iDe-
ftern 5uiamuen, I'm mogen fitertb,
beitpobrt, feline Sdtpeitern tn Die
@aben fneifet, ipoeeeen iie aus
@riinben ber Gillette nebrIos iirtb.
9as tiibi6eite Stiid aits ben Ropt.
tel: r8aretpiti& nnb Gillette bot
ffb aber irn pergdngersn CONNER
ereignet, nie bas ~SSourrral" eradblt.
Die ruiiiide aaiierfotrtlie brafte
ben CONNER in 2tnobta IN Der &rtm
5u. Ser Gar batte gerabe eine MIDI
tiee unterreburg nit einan Wtiut.
fter. gIoeIid fa1n Der 8areiDitfd
bereingeftiirrt,t iutb begriibte ieinen
Batter NIT benz ausrufe: DRapa
gapol" Das trus ibm eine 9uredt'
peifutg Elm: ~9u tpetBt bod, bab
bu mid in @eeerltpart bon @diten
nidt 10 neunen fouit.~ 9araitf Der
8areipitfd: sd bite ,Hn @er5ei.
bung." geim iest fid Der 3areinitfd
aIeris tn Bofitur unb iagt eruitbaft
. rWaieitdt, SIRE E0dter Iaiieu mid
nidt SufriebenlS Ger Gar Iadte.
un6 Der Mtniiter ladte ebenFans =
6os mar Die sar,5e anttport auf bieie
Bddaperbe amaieitdtl" fprod Der
9aretpitid nun ipeiter. i'd bite nm
@rfIdrinps, tpariun SIR Winiiter ben
Ebrorfofeer ntGt gegriiBt bats"
Ser Gar Iabte tpieber, biesuraI aber
ioa Der @tHiiter Hiat geIa4i
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Sonnerftas, 1. Mai 1918.
gebelttniHe ber Spblns.
Esze Bic seaefteH UsriaHHseH tn bsrAnH,tei
SsasmaI sutasspteHs eEsseea hseez.

Der aegpptoIoee Der Sarborb-
alaperfitGt grof. o. s. 8ei8ner bot
ben SnitititterL bic ibn fir feine
Rlisarobuleen IN aeeppteu a1iSge.
Aottet haben, bern Semittiden Weli-
Selun BON &arporo ut6 benz 8oftorer
Ruielm Der i66nen Riinite, etnen
Reriht gegeben iiber bie bebeihfanet
Gntbedupsen. Sie Inn BET ietnan
Goridptneen I'M Snrsrn Der berihhnt-
ksn SpbiHT eelinaen ftnb. 8ie ber
Rorrefpon6ertt bes rRetp Yorf Se-
uoLb" otis Satro uttttetIt, fatb Rets-
ner i'm Snnern Der Spbtnr etTten Der
6onrte getpefbten Tentpel. 9teier
6HrpeI, Der 6Iter iIt aIs be Bprn-
nrfben, ntuB oils bas dIteite 8ditperf
Der aqpptii1en @ei6ihte angeieben
Eper6en. Ser Bbdrao We,res, SefIen
grob In Der SpbtnT tit. Gitt aIs ber
grfte &ontg glegpptefts otif, itbeE ben
UefhidtIi6e SueIlen borhart6eu ftn6;
q ma6te fih ieIbit gum @ott urtb en-
Haitte Sie SpbinT. Die Spbing lit
aats benz natirItden GeIien beraus-
pehonen, dber TN Srutern firtb Sob
Ten intb gdifperte. bie 6dratf i1Iie-
ben Ioiien. bob tbr r6tfelbafber @ie-
fenleib au elmer eoIbprapgertben
Stabt eeb5rte. 8dblrei1e Gunriel
{ithren In bic S6hIen bes er1er1L
tH bic man btsber nod ni&t einbrtrt
gen forrrte. ba btefe Goridpingen erft
felt feds Monaten betrieben perben
BorI6ufis bat itd Reisner NIT fettiett
QIsarabunaen ditf BEN Raiuu I'm
Snpfe Der ,Spbtrg beihrdrft. 9os
sif Elm SaaI bon go SUB 2dpge int6
ID fub 8rette, Ser 8tninm itebt
bHrh @dnge TN 8ufanuneirbang NIT
Aesa SonnentenpeI, Der 5tpti9eH ben
ekiuuen Der Sp6fnT ifd ef1eBK seri-
SaIfreitoe, bie etn Sputbof Der Soure
6dritellen, fpitrben sii Sirrtberteu ee-
sittSen @trtse bacon tpdren aus
@oI6 urt6 botten S9Iingen fiir Hetrte
@bdden, bic bon hen 9rieiten &C.
khitet tuitrber, Inn 6te @eiiter terbef-
surltfen, SIM Sritern Der SpbinS
bRfinben ft6 aud fIeine gprautibetl,
De sebger, bab man oiefe Sorm be.
rats Iobge borber tarTlte. ebe Die
GrOBen 8prantiben erridtet tpurben,
Rrof. Reisner bofft, BET fstnen ipei-
keren Soriflt1tgen inter ben TN SS5rl-
arer1 Der @bttnr beftm0Itf,er ReIi-
gaien oiele @ebeturntTie Der 69ppti-
hcn Priefter au eittbeden uno Der
HeIt nod Sobrtntfehhen ei1te rreue
Nriibepo9e depptiider aliIhr au er.
@Iieben. Seine Grbeiten Itieben out
UroBe Sdppierigteiten BEL ben ara-
bern, Die Tim $tIfe Ieifteten. Sie
lpeiaerten iid .. .. IN Der 4anmer
Aa 9opf Der Spbttg 3u IhIafen. tpetl
6tes Der G1rfertbaIt bon SerfeIn iei,
De Rbem ShIafenben totem tuiirbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
@lr man goutbeu 1HIddbIid madjt
Qlus garis ,pipS aefdrieben:

Rlus 8aris pir6 aef6rieben:
Jim S36uenaudi6irten unb 8ontben
inibdhlt4 su MAIDEN. lit pon Dem
Hlreftor bes gartfer ftdbtifhen 60
bcratortlrns Rltng elm ingerioies
Mittd erflnrben iporben. 9tsber
nsroe, tpean Elm fold perb1f)tie ans
7eberOes Ra6et auf ber Strdbe ge-
f,n0en tp,rrbe, etn aepan8ertes Subr-
Eperf berbeigeboIt. In bGs bos cor
prS oeIieti" nit iurfidtiger 3artbeit
RiReingepadt tuurbe. Srot alIer bic
{sr @orTtdtsporfebrimgen 1T es aber
1uGt hnnper tu berrnei6eu eelpeien,
bub SET Der anfurft trt Der Goliaei-
bsdieftnr cine Gntlaotnta erfoIgte.
Dtefer @eFabr beugt unn Sas Ser.
fahren Serrn RIings Dor. @s beitebt
etHfa9 harin, bob er Die 9onrbe
bepeiit, 70 6aB fie, ba Der Bib nun
stursaI su nabe Iieet, etne ~bombe
aIoeee~ biIbet. Wean er5ieIt Strr9
Wetf4Hse bon 9obfenfdirre u1tO
elefbxr etre Senperatitr BON s5 @raS
ulster G,i1 int6 BET btefer OerIaufen
bks GrpfoiioneH p6lltg gefGfrlos.
Mnz ais6 btfe eefabrICfeu Gntsitn'
buHeeH foatIien per1nie6en tperoerl.
Enbam usam 81 fIiifIieem StidttoH
fssas 0sfInbt rrisTsnrt, Der bic Sem.
bsrntsr ooa 100 @rob inter Riiu
81 errei1en sefAutset. DE bunrt on,
RsitsEItsn grpertmseHte bdben fi4 RAD
- gttsedsnseR be 6er 0ietIls
= ker Gfdbernie bE BtikMGdfteii
HsoAts, 70 erfcIspss3 ss.usefsn. bob
- gerfuhren TsssmTseHr tn !t0ots-
pG,sa 2dbocatorium eiro<ibEt 'nos.
- n
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RiIhelm fSreubenbera.

R6nigI. grofeIior uttS 8esriinber tes
Chores Der Rat{er BiBelm- GsS1ht-
ntsfirde, ben er oiirdeit nod Isitet
1T am II. Mdra 1888 su Ma,tba4er
Gittte I'M Rreiie gteuipie6 aeboren.
Or ittbterte erft Q Sabre abeoIogte
tn Sei6eIbera. beoor er ieiitem Grar-
ge aur WufH foleen iritb bas Ronier.
botorium IN 2eipaie beiu6en forrte.
1895 tpurbe er tur Grridtung unb
2eitune oes RirdenhorS an be Roi-
ier I9ebdhtnisfirde beru-
fem, tn ,peIder SteIliug er I'm Der
Iaufe bon beiItabe Is Sabreu eits
grobe GHSabI firdIider @eidnge fin
a eGpeIIa-gbor fomponierte, non be-
men ei1le GustpobI unter benz SitsI
~Motetten bes aatier @ifbeIm-9s>
od1tnisfir1en9ors" i'm Druid er-
i&ienen lit uno raid iitsr eoiB
DeirShIartb Derbreitung sefiHbeH
bot. GrelaSenbere bat neue OperH
gum TeiI nad eisenen EeItbi4tiFn-
gen, Marimo GaIiero. SsobaHnisnadL
RIaafe am SuImerrbad urpS SabE-
keiGe onSere. meiit @efdngsauerfs,
Eourpnuiert. dber obne f9 elaH b,
itRnniteu Riht1tne atsiihIiebea
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

mie bns hdniihe gfeaierlnnsbInt

Bie bas bdniibe &egieriungsbIatt
meIbet, ioa i'm CONNER i'm ShIofie
Srebensborg cine 3uiammertfunft
5tpii6en benz 9aiier, bem Barren uuS
&onie @eorg itattftnben. 8usrit
perbe Der Bar eiittrefferL I'M benz
b1nii9en Sofe eiren 9eiis6 gu ma.
den. barauf Der 9ortg bon England
be beibe inSdIoB Srebensborg8 8ob-
nrne ne9men uub bort BEN 8eiuG
bes be,ttif,en Roiiers ertpfangen per.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Bsrltner apallptbeatsr sefdIoiIea.

RaH6em erit Dtitte Ssfes Ueonats
bas 8erdi1psr aomSOiert1aits eeidloj.
lsu mar. 1T berte eiu speiterer 8ii4-
hesrtar,psI ben Nes ber pEeite eesun.
gen. Dus apoHotbenter ON heF
tsriebrihftrube. tpeId,es ieit eepai.
ner 0eit NIT ftDarsieiIeu SGAuberg.
Fetten Su fdrrpfer bate, forHrts be
fer Rtdst usebr Serr iperhsn iush
fdEoB he,sse be- Ebiiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

ggie bid rubiger Iebteu wtr b bsr
@eIt, parn tptr lin8 nid,t tr1fner att
sttfkreru S9idfaI inrfere Reue t.Hs
lrnfsre @e.DiiiensbiiIe suredihattses
- Pets In beiH @efiibl, irns ieIber isie
Nns Geringftg nersebert Su birtetL
DiIbeIm Roobe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

a,s@ auf hsm Adr1senaI BE- o.
bsRs gfbts etis DensGsfierl1se.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-31

A farmer rushed up to the home of a counl ry doctor in the
 village late one night and be- sought him to come at once to d distant farm house. The medi- cine man hitched up his h ors e and they drove furiously to the farmers home. Upon their ar rival the farmer said: How much is your fee, Doc?" Three dollars, " said the physiciaE in Surprise. ''Herey' are" said the
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-31

The man who doesn't like to sit on the back bench should move up front. There is as much room at the front in all professions, businesses, trades, etc., as there is in any church von may enter. The crowd is at
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-31

the back seat, just as much in all lines of life as in the churches. and if you would get away from the would really have a roomy seat-get a move on your self and walk up to where there is always room in front for a front" man. -EX.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-31

Copyrgh 1s by Panama Pac terna atonalE A will flooded with will
  will visitor will Moorish
  the will be sculpture with lights will night night this mystic others will be
  the south will huge 270 feet in height in which will smaller
  will
   the
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-10-31

The merchant who expects to sit about on his launches and do a big business just because the people know he is here, without making any effort to a t t "a t