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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13
PROBATE COURT.

E. L. Chandler trust estate, Barton.
Trustees annual account presented.
Hearing thereon August 20 next, at
Newport, 10 a. m.
S. A. Cleveland, insane, Coven try.
G. G. Davis and T. S. Cummings
appointed appraisers. Appraisers in
ventory filed.
John Kirwin estate, Westmore. c..
H. Atkins appointed administrator
w. F. Richardson and w. C. Daniels,
commissioners.
John Keir estate, Craftsbury. In
ventory of administrative and commits
administrative, settled her administra-
made,
Margaret M. Allen estate, Charles
ton. G.. E. Coruth, executor, present
ed mis- account for allowance. Hearing
thereon, August Goth next, at New
port, 10 a. m.
L. B. Wiley estate. Barton. Com
missioners' report filed.
Phila Ann Heath estate, Derby.
Administrator inventory filed.
E. o. Thayer estate, Newport.
License granted administrator to sell
real estate.
Avery E. Dennison estate, Barton.
Appraisers inventory filed.
J. L. Edwards trust estate, New.
port Hon. w. S. Robbins, trustee,
presented his annual account fol
allowance. Hearing thereon, August
Is next, at Newport.
Charles B. Ewens estate. Charleston.
| Commissioners report filed.
Eleanor R. Randall estate, Glover.
| Commissioners report filed.
Benjamin S. Shippee estate, Coven.
| istrator; A. D. Thurber and A. G.
Patten, appraisers and commissioners
Herman R. Bisbee, insane, Derby
Or1er of removal to Vermont state
hospital at Waterbury issued.
Heloise R. Trudell estate, Derby
B. S. Curtis administrator, settled his
account. Decree of distribution made,
w. Eugene Willis estate, Albany
Commissioners report filed.
Mary L. fuller estate, Derby.
Commissioners report filed. Execu
tors account presented for allowance
Hearing thereon August 26 next al
Newport, p. m.
Milton P. Day estate, New York, N
Y. Authenticated copy of last will
and testament, probated in the Surro
gates office in the city of Newport
filed for allowance. Hearing there
on. August %, at the office of F. w
Baldwin in Barton, at 10 a. m.
Merton E. Woodland estate, Barton
G. A. Barrows and A. R. Robinson
appointed commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13

A New York educator in a speech
before the state health officers SAID our
schoolhouses need better ventilation.
Some other things IN Vermont need
ventilating too.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13

Well, children, it's nearly time for
school to begin again. You may think
the school year long and the work
hard, but remember this, your school
days are among the happiest of your
life. If the school year is long and
the work difficult, life is longer and
life's work more difficult.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13
NOTICE

Found in my blacksmith shop, two
wagon wheels A inches high, two
inch tires, ~ inch spokes, 10 inch
hub and for IA inch axle. Owner
requested to prove property, pay
charges and move away his goods.
E. II. POPE,
Barton, Vermont
1924
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13
Next week the fairi

One man was heard to remark that
the present Vermont public service
commission should be termed, "Fletch-
er's private service commission"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13
Vermont Notes.


Ten thousand dollars is the value
Thomas Fitzgerald of Wells puts upon
the services for homework of his
daughter. Lydia M. Wells of Dandy, in
a suit against Patrick H. Connors of
SALISBURY, whom the young woman
has also sued in bastardy proceeding.
The fathers suit is brought in Rut-
land county court, Fitzgerald acting in
the sense of master and servant.
The immense glue pot. made of cast
iron. weighing 500 pounds, and used on
the second floor of the Nelson Hall Co.,
mill in Montgomery, burst with a
terrific explosion and shot through the
roof into the air 20 feet. tearing a hole
in the roof six feet square and falling
back on the building with sufficient
force to break a ten-inch beam. Sew
eral men were working near by, but
aside from the damage to the building
and the destruction of the glue pot, no
damage was done.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13


about the Pinkham remedies and I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and was cured. I cannot praise
your remedies enough for know never
would have been we'll if had not taken
it. Miss MARY A. HoRNER, Route
No. 2, Box Al, Window, Kansas.
Consider Well This Advice.
No woman suffering from any form
OF female troubles should lose hope IN
til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham' s
Vegetable Compound fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal in
gradients of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for nearly
forty years proved to be most valua
BILE tonic and invigorator of the fe
! male organism. Women everywhere
bear willing testimony to the wo11derfu
virtue Of Lydia e. Fiini1han's Vegeta
BILE Compound.
e you want special advice Nr.to t;
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conG
dehtiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter WI
be opened, read and answered by
woman and held in strict confidence
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13
WOMAN TOOK
FRIENDS ADVICE
And Found Health in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Window, Kansas. had displace-
ment which caused bladder trouble and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13

E. L. Chandler trust estate, Barton
Trustees annual account presented
Hearing thereon August 20 next, a
Newport, 10 a. m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13

Youth Hugs Lass and Auto Upsets.
Six Vermont people were in an
automobile accident at Granville.
N. Y. Aug. 2, Harry Goodspeed, IT.
year old son of Mrs. James Goodspeed
of Pawlet, losing his life.
Goodspeed had been on picnic to
Lake St. Catherine with a party of
young people. He invited Elizabeth
Hughes, Sarah Hughes, Winnie Will
liams and Beatrice Griffith of West
Pawlet and Hazel Nelson of West
Rupert, girls IL to Is years of age, to
go for short ride. The young folks
were ''cutting up'' considerably and
when young Goodspeed placed his arm
around the waist of the girl who sat
beside him. one of the girls in the back
seat pulled his hair slightly. This
caused him to take his hands from the
steering apparatus for moment and
the m achine instantly ran into ditch
and was overturned. None of the
girls was injured. The steering wheel
was broken off and the shaft penetrated
Goodspeed's right wrist. He fell in
such way that his head was pinned
down by the front seat at the point
where there was an electric button
controlling the horn. This caused the
horn to toot continuously and the noise
attracted Myron F. Roberts of Gran
vile. who came to the rescue.
Not until Mr.. Roberts had summoned
other help were the girls freed from
their perilous positions. They said
that Goodspeed had moved his arms.
so that he was not instantly killed by
his injuries, which included broken
meek, fractured skull and broken leg.
Z. He was known as careless driver.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13

RUFUS w. SPEAR, Judge
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

Dem gerr1ter eeIiHet aIIsa uhb
bod nidt.iD. wie ct e ID uiaiG
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

9ie i'm 2eben eIiidIid @SseHtgH
iolten tpiiien ooer beoenten, hub oh
geot Ole sSiibffdoen bes innereu WleS
Fben ni6t Gbitinnpft. iorbern perfs$
merit; bann ,piirben fie iid ibrer StsL
lung nibt 70 oft nberbebeh SeHa O.
uiB aeidiebt bies nenbger ans Bcs'
be6adt oils aus 9amutbeit.
ST. SebbeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
Der peripeiserte 8illfOmnitrnnf.

aIs Raiier RaJiutiIian emit Der
Sfeprblit @eneoie etnen geiud OBJ
ftattete, geba9te Der Seitnt bem bo'
ben @aIt eine beio1rbere @bre ar3it'
t,in unb freberste Inn ben 8inforr1.
trunf tn einem bene5ianif6en @las'
pof !. bon berporragenoer Sdonbeit
Ser auiier, Der bieie slnfnterfiau.
feit iebod faIid berftanb unb on
nabnt bab bie Itol3en 8eire5ianer ibm
abiibtIib einen aoIbereu @eher, Der
ieiner Infibt mad alleiu tpiirbig mar,
bon Ben 9ippen zines Siiriten beriibri
lu tperoen, oorerltbaIten b6tten, Iieb
ben @Iaspofal pie aus 8erieben fall
len, 70 haB er nirrerb serbra6.
sIs Weaimilidn bic beftiir6ten Sc
fi6ter Der Senotoreu befnerfte, iagte
er init oornebuli6er Stinlme: .@oIS
bIeibt 8oIb. 9a bebaIten iogar bie
Sderbeu ibreH 8ertlA
Die 1eneaianer baben bon ba on
- ipie6er etrtem gefr0nten Saupt
In 8illfoutm In eirtsn gIdferrieI,
@ef6b augeboten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
hit bem JispuIper i'm s6aIsimmsr,

Dus eIboro6o aIler Rdoagogen
Belt urtbebirgt bic NeaIihule gu Sba-
borapsf bar. Sn oieiem Usiiterinill-
mt berri&en 8uitdtube, bic ielblt tilr
usfFfde 8eeriffe aIs ungapobnlib
aeIten urhIIen. llm ben @'eiit, Der IN
ber ah1Italt Iebt, gu daraftertfterer,
ueHIat bic Satfo6e, 6ob bie Sebrer
R& MIR nod init Dem : selaoenen
AeonIper in Der Sanb in tire alnllen
uogen. Die SduIb an oteieln er'
hniHhen 8erb1Itnis stpti6en Bdoa-
eoaen urb Sdiilern ioa etn Sebrer
NIT seamen Sftrmpsti tragen, Der
bort lluterri6t in Der ruiiiiden
Sprade au erteilen bat. als Oroi'
uortiis Der oberfteu &laHe bebaroelte
er arpsbdid feline Saiiler 10 t4ledt
hnb oaeie sur SeGbifbiIfe giffen; eS
Earn gu elmer gaetbe peinliher Sfan'
boIbeaen, uno i1liebIth 1tpurbe Setr
OftrdpSh Dor penantmeIter 8loile
bon einem SdiiIer 9eobrfetgt, Selt'
BEN betritt er. pie geiagt, bas un-
terriGtsainlner mir nod NIT benz
Bseooloer In Der SortO, un6 aiid IN
geeenpart bes DIRECTORS tpagt er es
Rt4t, arf bic DaFfe 5u peratdten.
Die Sbiiier iinO iI6er bieie 9tetbcoe
Der Sefbftpertetbtgung bodft entrii'
tet. Sie erfIGren. Sob fte bod feine
uiIben Eiere sparen, o,if bic man
Fets ben eeIaberen @spebrIouf riA-
Ten utiifJe. SHbeiieu hIeiht Ditrospsfi
hdbei, DAB er obne bieie 8oriidts.
uraBread befnea llnterrftbt erteiIen
fHsu1e, artb rad fsisen bis1erieenGr.
EuHrrsgeH 1T fetne SuIhuq gang gut
n beurstfen. Bon etnem gingreiien
Ser ftnutii6en auFidtStehovben BOT
Hsna tn hieieiu Sole nod rIsAts gs'
kSr4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

8out tbr sur El,serrb sr5iebea p
lebrt cure Rin6er gietdt.
Sp>Gsa !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
Der aampf nm bic Brisditrafe in
HahlaHb.<

aus getersburs fhreibt man: Sas
aunebmer1be 2anoitreihertrm in
Stabt unb 2anb ntrInlt gegeuDdrtig
Die aufmerffamfett Der ruiiiiden8er.
paItungsbeborbeit In erbobtem Mabe
in Iniprnd. fpekhe bic Dsir6fiibrune
eingreifetsOer Wabnobmeu gum anm-
pfc aegen 6os Die Siberbeit Der frieb-
Itebenben 8etpobnerifoft fhperbe-
broben6e 8erbre6ertinH berIange1t.
Die tn oieIer 8ernnInifnng bonn SSsn'
nenntiniIteriirm eineeboIte 9eeuta9-
tang Der @oupernelire bat ergeben,
bob iid bic Rebrbeit fir anipenouna
Der f6rperIihen Strafe fir bte 2ono-
Ttreider ousfpridbt, nobel eirtee 70.
gor BITE 8ahI Der ben SduIbioen au-
s,teiIenSen Rutenbiebe eerou beaeid)-
ner 9ieie &iidfebr sn einer blrrf)
Aorifhen erlnb I1Heit aufuebobene
R5rper5i,Gt finbet iubes I'M ruiiii9er,
esunenminiiteriiun tpentg GnHane
gbefifo lit fpobl foum art3unebmer,,
bob Der antraa Der @otrperwetre oie
giIIigtrna ber goIfspertretiineeu fin.
ben Dfrbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
Die Jiat,s =,
eas eeffaabuis, bne si
REnl Stttpt9s.le us.ss..

Cine Baia55o-&rago0ie en.l, 1-
tter Mrt mur0e DOR el,uger ~. Id
bas @eitamonis, oas elm o.t.......O .On
auf ieinem Sterbebette uoel eulen
Dor oier5ig SSaDren perlbten Wtoro
ma9te, auTge0edt. SSn etnem 5lrtus
namerts SoOg, Oer Dor pler5lg pls
fiinf5ig SSabren Der gro6te sirius
Der Welt mar, trnt elm @lopn na-
mems S9ntiot auf, Der pesen ieiner
i9erabaften ginidGe iih Der grOBteu
8eliebtbeit beim 91tblifum erireute.
S9mi6t perliebte iid iterblid in cine
i9one 4onegin, cine Seiltan5erin
bic zines Cages plotlib peruneliidte.
ba ber Strid ibres Srape5es IN eirer
$obe bon fiinf6tg Metern iiber benz
gr6bobeu aerriB. gtuf benz Sterile
bett geitaito iest SdmiOt foIgenoeS
elm: 9ie Setltdn5erin poIlte feine
2iebesbeaperbungen ntd1t annebmen.
GIs nun zines cages Der Glotpn tie
tn ibrer @aroerobe iiberfiel, nnbm
iie eine Reitpeitide, Ole iie in Der
Manege gebraufte, unb priigeIte
fbn aus Der @aroerobe btnars. Den
Borfaq batte nienarpb geieben itrpo
betbe 9eteiIigten i6aptegen bariiber,
ba er ibnen beiben feline @bre ntodte.
Die f6one Seilt6nderin ull6 Sirfrs-
reiterin gIaubte nun Dor 6en ber-
Iiebten 8oia83o &libe gu bnben, ba
sr ibr offenbar niht mebr nabiteIlte
Sic fiintmerte iih ooritm gar niht
tpeiter I'M ieine SonbIungen. Eat
id6Ii9 aber bate Der Glorpn ben
S9imtpf, ben ibm ote BON tbm ange.
betete Srau an9etan bate, nt6t per-
gefien, fonoern er jam, tpie er 0eut
Ri6ter er5GbIte, auf Gbo6e. ShIieb-
lid fifbrte er folgen6en teuflii6en
8lau aus: Die Setltan3erin 5eiete
tbre &unit auf einem fiinf5ig Wteter
boben 8rapea. Sierauf baute er
feline @fi1ten. @ines gtnbts i6lih
en- iid5 in ben 3irfiisrnum unb begoB
bas Sell Der San5ertn in Der Wtitte
NIT elmer Gsenben SIiifiigfeit, burd
bic bas Cell perbrannt puroe. Gn
nddIten Gage fDortete er geipannt In
Der @arberobe auf ben @rfoIg fetner
nerbrederii6en Snt. Die Seiltdnae-
rim Itieg pie gelpobrIih aitf bas
Srapeo, Inn TIRE &unftitiide borsn-
| fiibren. Gber ffon mad nenigeu
Sefunben beIebrte i'm oerSdredenS-
I6ret Der Wenge, baB Tim iein furht-
bares 8erf eeIiineen fei. Die Cell
tGrtsertn batte faum etnige llebungeu
gen1a6t, als bas Cell 5errtB itnb bic
Sdnsertn In bie Eiefe Itiir5te. Sie
bIieb NIT teritrnetterten @ltebern
tot Tieeen. @rfupbfgirger, Die a,tf
bos @eftdi6nis bin anaeiteIIt tpitr-
ben, ergdben, boB BITE TitteiIimgeH
bes GIotpns atf Mabrbeit beritbten.
Sn feffer 8eit mar tntTddIid cine
SsIt1rserin totIib beritrpsIiidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
abn,traI bon SpamaHa.
Das seFsieHRsslIs girfea be- ssrHsrseHss Pfis'
sIers HHh siHHmaftaeH saeidsmaEtSeH,iHslsere

Der friibere Staatsiefret1r bes
Reidsmarinemitts, lt6mirdl b. &ol.
mann, 1T in ieiner 8erIiner8ob
8aianenitraBe II, I'm aIter bon II
Sobren iufoIge zines @ebirni6Iages
geitorben.
@bmiraI Srie6rib bon SolImarn
bur6e am 10. Sonuar t942 In ger-
lin als Der Sobn zines ipeftpretbi'
iben @utsbeiisers @uitan Sollmann
geboren. am %. Suni 1857 frat er
in ole preuBiife Warine elm, bic in
Der Oeutiden aufgeganeeu lit. Sn ibr,
Die linn gum gitten SeiI Die feiten
@run0lagen ibrer @nttptdlung Der.
banft, bat er fpGbrert6 elmer fdit fiinf.
3igidbrigen 9ienibeit itets an ber.
norrngen6er Stelle geipirtt. sIpril
1890 nur6e 8i3eabmiral SoImonn
gum StuatsiefretGr bes Reibsma-
rineamts ernonnt. @r blieb tn Sieier
SteIlung bolle fieben Sabre. Nm @e.
blirtstaae bes Raiiers mn Sabre
1905 erbieIt er in &nerfenniupg iei.
ner groben 8erbienite I'M Die beutide
8Iotte ben S6par5en ableror6en
uno 6antit aud ben erSIi6en 9loeI.
Bel Ieinem Iitsi6etben aus bem Of
tipen 9ieuIt, in bem er 1896 gum
abmiral aufgeriidt mar, tpurbe ct
bonn Goiier. Dem er perionlifl INNER
iebr nabeftarb, q la lutte oes See.
offi3iersforps geIteIlt.
9od ieiuem Riidtrttt TN Sousmer
1907 bat iih GbmtraI bon $oImam
Iebbaft am offentIt1en 2eben betet.
Itet. Wlitbegriinber bes 8erti6en
SIottenbereins, Ieitete er BON anbe-
einn an beHen Prooitptaleruppe
8erIin.Rart 8ranbenbure. Setner
Snitiatipe ner6atrft bas Seentonits-
erboIungsbetrn, 6te ~3aifer-8 -8iIbeIm-
urb Acknowledgements -8tftoriaStif.
tirng" gu 4lein Wa6noip. tire @riin-
bung. 8eionoers betannt tit ieire Ia.
ttefeit an Der Spite Der Deuti6en
Srientgeieuf9nft. aIs gorfisemoer
bieIes @eretns bot er ben pieIbeipro.
denen aoifer6rieF tn benz 8tbel- urrb
@abeIItreit eurpfangen iue6 beroffertt.
Iiht. Set 1894 mar Serr b. $on-
mann aud WatgIieb bes preubifden
Serrenbaufes. aatfer @iIbeIm aetd-
nete ben iest berftorbenen aorrtraI,
ber fih burd perfonIide 2iebers-
pitrbtefett ebenfo aiisoei6nete tpie
6itrd feine umfdfiertoen aenntniiIe
auf tednii6en rtb piiienidaftliden
@ebieten, btir6 Elm bobes WaB ietnes
8ertraiters, ia man fam pobl iaeen.
blird ieine Sreunbidoft aus. Gr par
etn bGufiger @ait am $ofe nrs6 be.
gIeitete ben 9aiier oft aitf beiien Oaei-
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
Git ssfdbriibsH aaniHden.

meon peiB. DAB IN aidtroIten DE
~Aauipbenplaee~ berrfdt, aber baB
bas peite 3nto gegen bies ffeinbdr
10 burntlofe Gier eiren tpobreu Ser
sipeifllungsfanlpi sefiibrt bot, ubO
nod inrrirer bart nit fbn fdmpit,
6os lit periger befo1utt, unb 6iesnpal
bot 6as -9ornideI pirfli4 ange.
Fangen4. DIE penigeu i1nportierten
@rempInre permebrteu iib 10 unge'
beuerIi9, bob ibre 3obI iiher m Die
WiIiaroen gine. sic fraben oem
Eiere, auf Dem bas @obl auitraIiens
berubt, bem S1ofe, bas SSlttter fort,
uno oas mar beionOers in ben lin.
|gIiidsaeiten bes fiinften Sentiments,
in ben biirren Sabren. iebr eefabr.
lid. 9nb auf einer etn5igen 6arm
in elmer Naht adt- uito nebr touien6
Stiiid in 'ssaIlen eefaneeu ipurben,
Oab auf Ereibiaeoen uno burG @ift
&unberttaliienoe 5ugrtnoe gingen,
nodte nidts aus. ssarmer inubten
ihren 8eIis i'm Stihe lafien iino Dor
ibnen fIiihten, unb in einem Sabre
(tS93) tpuroen iiber 100000 Qua
oratfiIometer 6urh Die Rnaniuhen-
peit 3erItort. geirSiibtpaIes beion-
oers Ttano am Ranbe bes Gharunbes,
unb 70 eing bic Regier,ina an bie De
t1ntpfung 6es llebels iitb berpon6te
In ben ndhiten iieben aSbren mebr
aIs Is MiIIionen Mart barauf. lln-
ter ben ereriffenen WtitteIn mar bns
nirffomite. freiIih aud foitipieIigite
oie abIperrtng BEG befaIlenen @e-
tiete ourh Drabtnete, pire netting,
uuo Die Reeierung aog foI6e III elmer
9Gnge bon beinabe t7O0 GiIometer,
bic Sdafformer ober on %. 700 MIo-
meter. 90 ift Die BInee etngeihrGnft
poroen, aber bur9aus nod nibt be-
Teiti9t, nur baB man tn neuerer 9eit
fir Die 9erberunaen. bie Die 4anin-
den anrihten, tpenisftens etipos @r-
fat oarin firoet, oab man iie ee-
froren erportiert. RatiirIid, su unge-
beuer biIliaen Breiieu. benn es eibt
ibrer in gtuftroIien ut6t nitr eenu9.
Fotsoern ptel sli biei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
9ouneritas. 27. Ndrs 1918
Cine 5reiseiprodJene.
- ssUta neibtidls- bart In Braafrsi4 mage.
kEats saH sassstseI ereifss.

airs Boris sptrb eefdrieben: @s
1Rrrof6t bier riennt6en, oob Suou
Aartberiod, bte ibren Gotten, ben In
frdhberen Sdbreu ipoblbefa1u1ten Weo-
torrabrennfabrer, errnorbete, bour@e-
Hnporenettgeridt IN gerFdiIIes fret.
ssPro6eR tporOen lit. Der ~MaattH~
st Dor fetneH ProaeBartttei ta gro-
IN 8u6itaben bie geitern erfpdbr-
Ben @orte hes Gbootaten Gourrter: /:
sWeltn Ste Sbren Daarn errItor0et
itten, 10 Fourteen mir Sbnen fet1tsfi
@urtpirrf ntnfen," lnrb min boitit
r,sSeiiten, haB 6tek Dorte tpoH nod
hAeIen Rorbertrnen aitr Gretbett ber-
ndfen tperoen. Sn benz BroseB
tssrbe betcnt, Dab Serr 9antberiad
skse Weattreife eebdbt botte, BET Der
- fi6 bon ben fdIehten 9ntren fei-
sa Grou su ertplen pfIegts. Gber
Drau 2artberiad erfldrte otf ote
Spu9e bes 9rditoenteu alr8briidlih,
mB f1e ben Weorb nidt aus @iferfisht
bgoltgen babe. 9ie Mor6beIse 1T 10
ERrla1tfen: Serr GGrtberiod mar tn
AfR DtILa IN St. @ernrntu sdoul-
nsen. mn eiatee Mtobelftitde peg-
kransportieren au Idiiert. Gpmi 2mt.
Feriad ipirrbe IN thper Dobmnrg tn
Roris teIep6ofrff1 bapon benohrtf-
Dot. S&e itefte eirsen RepoIber sii
Rh tmt6 elite I'M airtortobI nod ct.
&errtotn. MIs bte betben @otten fih
IA SaIon Der 8ila beeegrete1t gob
Is etrpen @ortspehieI. 9oraitf gtug
Eerr aantberiod aiun aetoerbdfen
susb sDoIlte fetren gdIetot boIer. Sn
bteTem auserbIid itredte TIN oie
Drou urit brei S4ifiien rieoer. Dor
Gerhbt Sagte fis oits, fie tobe befiirb-
kst.-- poIte Gus ieineHt 8nletot
staten Reboi5sf S6Ien. ltrTb alF ale
fraaen nod hem Wsotin Der Sat arlt-
Epurbete fte iIruater ititutpHtntte:
.MeH er ft9 ei1pen ReboIber ans fet-
lpern gsdIetot baIen tpollte-. 0urnif'
IN sparrbe fte ipetgeipro9ert Ser
Pruaeb tutereKierte 6ie Barrier @e-
GaIFtoft iebr, bertn Serr Sautberpad
hsriebrte m ben beiten arefen. Sir
k.are4t gltten 2elurttutb fagben Dor 9e'
e4ht oars: Der Sbeater6treftcr @e-
srher, Der 8eidrrer fSoraSn, Der
etnu16pteier 2lrten @tetrp irro Der
as,se Waartparrinifter 8attoa1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
SiHnIanSs Granez iH airaeHdmtsrz.

syn SinnIarrb, mo 6ie Sraienbs-
tpesune an erfoLgen 70 auBerorbert-
lid reid lit. babeH BITE 5raien Dts-
Der einen ne,ien Gortf4ritt 5u ber-
aei6nen. 8ie aus ceIiirsfors bert@-
tet miro, bot iiineit Der RirdengE
fesausiduB eutfdiebetL bab 5u ben
&ir6en1mteru Srauen IN beihr1Ht
ter 3abI sugelaiIen Der6en ioIlen-
Die glentter, 5u Oenen Die 5rouea
geipGbIt tperoen fonneu, itnb Dorldn-
fla dusidlieBli6 9aieu- uitS @eupaL
tungspoiten. @obrihetnIid aber mtrb
0ie airhenneripaltring ben GraieS
baIb nod mebr 3ugeitanouiife mo
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

a8te gut ut e bod, SuB aIles eitsI
mo ut9tig it'll @dren be Glitter
bes 2sbens haiier,tH nHb Dubrbuit,
Ipehe bdun ben 1lneIiidIihenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

99eiBe 9eoerbaIlibube reinigt man
NIT 8ensin uu6 reibt iie bnnn nit
EaIhtm elm. lpeibe gltIasfditbe reibt
man suerit NIT IN 8eiu9eiIt getalt6-
ter gounupoIle ab; peiBe 9engfdube
t0nnen nit beibem 0tebl ooer aber
init ratifisiertem Eerpettin gefduberi
beroen. 9ei leetereln DerfabreH mut
man bic Shube gut nit ni4t oofdr-
benben StofffIideu aiisftopfen uno
aerau nodl ben Goben rei6eH.
SfApurse 9ndfdube perben miEDdlh
abaefuaihen. 6anad NIT iuenig auee-
Talaener gl,tter etHgerieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

site mub rrtbesreast ieiH; - but
He @renaen. perbieut iie bieien 30
aleH Hidt uebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

= eruieoeH HtaeH sutr NIT Riibe
~ sszter pieLeH 9eioeu has AcpttnI
sDerbsa, bon ben Rtr esrt hH Ser.
10 ois ReRtiers IsbsH t6asssa.
% e5bt t1H 2ehen DaoEsseuts. no
- R& isEber asd bic gerbm
ReA- q. 2. 70.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-21
DOUBT CLOTHES
 THE IDENTITY OF CORPSE
(From Fridays Daily.)

The identity of the man found near Yeager Siding b. Deputy Sher- iff Joe Young, on Wednesday, and whose body was brou"ht to this city yesterday morning, was unde- termined by a coroner's jury yester- day, which viewed the remains and listened to various people who at tended the examination.
 It was not clearly established whether the corpse was that ot- a white man or a Mexican, but the be lief prevails that it was of the for mer race. The condition of the bod precluded any exact knowledge being forthcoming as to whether Ii was D.. Scoot or not, there being various versions of the physical proportions of this man who has been missing for over one year. The height, build and other measurements conformed 10 those of Scott, but the absence of certain dis6gurements, such as fingers being missing from one Of the hands. led to the belief that 1t was not he.s Deputy Young. how ever, stated that the evidence was strong in one respect, that it might have possibly been the body of Scott. the shoe on the right foot re- covered, being perceptibly worn away at the toes, which would indi- cate that the man in walking used that portion fthe foot solely. and which habit was attributed to Scott. The size of the shoes however, was too large for Scott, which dispels his identity as being proven. The hair was brown. streaked with gray. and other theories advanced. in short left all in doubt as to whom the man might have been. The flesh had left every portion of the body, while the clothes were not coupled with those of the missing man, who was stated to have on at the time last seen a different color and character from those that covered the man brought to the city. There were no relatives at the inouest from the Verde Valley.