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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
Gtabtrath.

Die Sroinan3 fir eine StraBenbabu.
peihe an abams Guenue, jmii4en
Wiprtte Strabe uno ben @rie @elsileu,
wuroe In Der Sreitag 8erIammlun9
ni1t beltatist. osnn Nirtb opponirte
Der Nnuabme. bis feitseitellt woroen lit,
mas bic @ompaute iiberbaupt be3medt.
Su betreff elmer 9ebrOdsnen ab3uss.
tanaluerbinbung on SBelt 2oeult Stra'
&c, wel9e uorber beiihtist moroen mar,
eini9te man iih porerit uiht babin. oh
bic Staot Die Heparatur MAIDEN laIIeu
fol-. @ine Rsdnuns pon $3I.5O fur
pou Sobn Slanu9an 9elieferte Steine
murbe abgewteien. 9Dsil Ole @ruuob.,
iiser an Quineg uno Monroe Nuenue
seSen Die bohen 8Haitsrunssfoften pro.
teltirten, wuroe 8eibluBnabme Der oies'
beSh9lideu Oroinan, perl6oben.
0ia6fol9enbe UOrlasen murosn elm.
sereibt uno ipdter pom Soniite beitd.
tist: Sir 8e9leihung Der Shaoen.
ioroernng oes Sra 9. &siiisus i'm Be
tras pon $4S.50; Der ct. Wtarien
CRIED. faib. @emstnbe bic Berlesuns
sines @ebdlbes erlaubsno /; 3i9t fiir
Sbrtit Court, aDiihen ynjerne nno Sr'
foro StraBe JiahlaB beS Yflaiterunss
aHeBments Der B'Jtai Sirael @smeinos
an Siio @aibinston auenue; lsber'
trasuns uon 6Onos I'm Department Der
0ffentllhen Berfe. Sine Orbinan, Don
Campbell beIwedt ben anfauf uon 3ipei
Cots nebsn ben itdbtiideu Stallunsen
on @aponle auenue gum Preis pou
81 900, oamit bic Stallun9en usrsrS'
| bert meroen f0nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
y2eiber nur 8ilbelm,
WaieitGt!"

Sun Dem gefud. ben aaiier BiIs
beIm II. iiiugit Der SabrbunbertaisiteIs
lung in 8resIau abftattete. er5dblt man
Iidi cine tleine @eibidte, bic Inn 70
niebIiber lit, aIs iie pobIberbiiret er'
iheint. Sem saiier ipilroe auf ieinem
8uubgang bur6 bic GusIteuune aud
elm UeitglieS Der Samilis Sf6ruer. bic
DeutldInno ben Sanger Der Sreibeitss
trieee gei6enit Sat, noreeiteIIt. Sreunbs
lid reidbte Der Monard benz Germ Die
Sanb unS meints: -Seibeu Sis aud
Sbeooor nit 8urnamen2" ~Tein.
Waieitdtl" Iautet bic antiDort, ~Ieibsr
MIR 8iI5eIm." = sfaum mar bas 8ort
Ieinem NiinSe eutfIobeu. 10 bate Der
offenbar niht gum 5ofmdnu @eborsns
es germ 5iiriideeuommen. Der &aiier
aber ieste, bersIid Iatenb. ieiuen RunOs
gang fort ;.
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Ounnere.

= Sn Der 9iadbari6aft uon Smith
uno Butler Strabs CAB es am Donnsrs.
tas Wforseu cine Ssld6oiSnns Der
Oberfldhe uno etwa Elm Drittel einer
Suaorntmeile uon Sano III affi,irt.
Uiebrere @ebduoe murben aud beifi
bi9t; aud barit bic SBaHerrObre.
= Stepbnu 9iidols BON Dunmors
Strase, elm 8ersmann in Der Price'
Rancoait 3ehe, tru9 am Dienitas elm
9sbro6enes Rid9rat oauon. als ibn elm
Dsdenfall traf. Der Wtauu ipuroe In
lsbensseidbrlihem 3uitano nod benz
Beltisite 9olpital genOmmeu.
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masue Gounts.

SonesbaIe. = SRI. Sabinu Sdpsii'
finger uuo 9ouis @oof muroen am
Disnitas burd Piarrer 8. Us. Balta in
isiner Wobnuns su eiuem @bspaar elm.
esIesust. = Sn ieinsr 0obnuns an
5iinftsr Strase 1T am Dienitas Wtor'
gen i'm gllter uon 80 Sabreu 8illiam
SDnsmanu Der allsemeineH slltsrsidwd'
DE srlsssn. Die 8eiissuns finOst mo.
gen i'm oeuti9su fath. t5rieobof itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13

Cet OCH @gtteuttu JDuH 0DuHlet UuH
aloer StraBe bat ii4 ein S6bnlein ein'
seitellt.
Sin T0Gtsrteiu bat fid bel ben @be'
leuten @eorse Wiaus uon Glib SDsbfter
apsnue einseitellt.
Srau Marsaret SSti1 liest in ibrer
@obnuns on Proipect ausnue 9efdbr.
li1 erfranft oaruieoer.
Safob Stnnb erhielt am Disnltas
pon isiner @attin WiiHa cine seri9tli4e
@bsiheiouns bswillist.
Gin ES9tsrlsin bat iid bel ben @te.
leuten 9Dluiam VI. Nlbreht pom Glib
Sruins gluenue eingeitellt.
Ole @beleute Ssfar @rambo pon
Siio Dsbitsr Gueuue fiub burdl bic @es
burt eines Stammbalters besliidt wor'
ben.
Srdulein Carrie gBtrth BON @eoar
Nuenue, melhe iit leste ISOLDE elmer
Operation unterwarf. Sebt Der @enei'
uns ent9e9en.
Poli3ei Wtasiitrat Sobn 9entes wur'
be geltern giahmittag pon einem Shlag'
unfnu ,bstroffen uuO iein 3ultano 1T
ein oerattiser, oaB man isin ablsben
befiir6tst.
Der neusrwiblte Recorber Of Deeos
Better SB. Saos fiinbiste am Wtontas
an. oaB sr ben jesisen StaotD iieiior
albert peter oils ietnen Sauptoepntp sr'
nennen miiroe.
Der 81 Sabre ntte @eoree BbillipS
pon DiaplsStraBe 1T Donneritus ytuht
elmer furSen 9ranibeit srlessn uno wur.
De Sounta9 OlaAmittag im 6rieobof bel
Jto. B bsiseiest.
9Beit Sreo. Stablbsbsr BON Riuer
StraBs usrfehlte. feline Satin uuo pier
fleinen Ginoer ju unterbalten, muBte er
am Wtontas fiir elm 9erihtliAes @r'
idsinsn Shrsi6aft itellsn.
Srr uuo Srau gilbert 6erbiter pon
Siio @sblter sluenue bislten ON Sams'
tag Abeno 3u @bren ibrer Godter
Catherine cine @eisuffuit ab. weIhe
lih ;u sinem frDhli6en @reisniB &c.
ltaltete.
Dis 12idhrise gnna @ipii4 BON
gSater Strabe muroe ON Samitn9
ihllmm nm S6rper perbrnnnt. oils iie
nit anosten 6inoern an einem 5luer
lpielte uno cine Samqabin ibr i'm Wiltbs
willsn nit einsnl bfennsnoen Yapisr.
| lfeben bic 9lgiblHg In 8ruuo lette.
Das Sinh miro iid DabrlbeiuIih ME
Der erboIen.
NIs Or. VI. z. Walib BON Pittston
slpenue nm Sreita9 nabe Der @de uon
Yard StraBe uno Wpomin9 Nuenue
NIT lcinem Nutomobil in sinsn 9roeen
@ihenbanm rnunte, mnroe Die ibn be.
eleitenoe Srances WteOsrmott. chen.
fnlls pou Bittston Auenue, aus Der
Winldiue uuo Sehn jsuB bob in Die &uft
9eihleuoert, moourd ibr Hiidsrat uer'
remit. ibr Shrammen uuo m69liher.
meiie innerlibe Serlssun9en 3ussil9t
wurosn, mdbreno Der Arjt unuerlebrt
entfam. Spdter iiellte man felt. oas
bic iun9e Dame aud brsi sebrOdene
Rippen bat, aber niht on innsrihen
Terlesunsen leioet, flip alio wiroer er.
bOlen piro.
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@is 1T hiesi

Bir bitten tinbunbtrt Dollars gsIcbnune
fir itbsn 8aIl BON aatarrb, btr niht eurG Gin
n,bmsn BON Saa's statarrb.tfHr sfbsilt pHpsn
fdnn.
8. 8. Gbtnts& & 9 o., Giesnib., SoIsbp. 8.
QDir, bic lintuisi6nsien, babsn Q. 8 Cheney
felt ben ltBttn is Sabrsn stfanHi unb baIifn ibn
fir vcllfpmmtn thrrnbaft Ia olItn @tfH6fisptr.
banbIuussn unb finaniisll bsfdbiet, ale pom isi.
nr 6irina siasssanssHtn grbineR4fsitsn iu
rfiilsu.
BaIbtnG atnnaH&W Warsin, @roB.
banesIs. Drpsuiftu. 9clfec, ..
5dtI's slaiarrb.stuT riTb innnliG gtucmmtn
uno pirit birtii auf eas 9Int uHh bic GHlsiml.
gen Sbna6&sn ets Ssfffms. 3tueniiIf fret
pnlanet. grsis 75e fur bic 6laf6t. 8tIlaufi
pon alien Apoibsffru.
Saa's Gamilitn. piatH lHb bic btftu.
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MuS benz pberen Ehale.
(Nrd,balb @orrefponbens.)

= Paul. Der 6idbrise 5ohn Der Gbe.
lsute Paul Plassr pon ardbalb, itarb
am Samltag nno murbe Sonutag i'm
ct. Ebomas SrisObOf bssroist.
= Srnu Dfarb Slid uon Our1sa
un6 Billium 3entle uon arfbalo muir.
ben Wfontas Abeno ourd Paftor @. ..
3iefel als Elm @bepaar einseiesnst.
= @barlss mapsr. w,tdsr Dor 81
Sabren in Deuti6lano ssbOren muroe,
1T seitern 0tahmittas In isiner Dobn.
nu9 ju SlafelD Der 3unOeneutsiinounS
erlegen.
Sobn @obmer BON DidIon @itp
ipuroe Donnerifag In bem WiileS Slope
burd sinen Dedenfall 70 ihlimm pers
lett, oaB er am iolssuoen Gag i'm Wiio-
BallsD 9oipital itarb.
= Der 6S Sabre atts Sobn Donner
pon Priceburp, Elm 8ersmann In Der
oortisen .. & D. 3ehs. tru9 am Oon'
nerita9 Bormittas ourd einen Deden'
foll innerlihe Verlssunsen iopie sinen
Bein' uno Rippsnbruh oapon uno er.
lag ben Yerlesuneen cine Stunoe ipd.
fer i'm Wiio'Snllep 9oipital.
- 8eil feline @attin Jpn perlaIien
uno NIT einsm anoeren Wfann fortsine.
mu9te am Sreitas Wiorgen @barles
Cub pon OlDphant itinem Yeben Elm
@noe, inoem er ftp In eineni S1nppen
bel ben .. & D. 3oblenbebdltsrn mit'
tells ieiner Soientrd9er erbdnete. Die
Seide wurOe uou bort bsiddftisten ar.
beitern um z llbr aufseiunoeu.
(@arbonoale @orreipOnOen3.)
= Der friiber bier pobnbafte Senr1
DreBlsr uno felt is Sabrsn Elm SnlalIe
oes 9tlitce 9eims, itarb Oaielbit am
Donuerita9.
= Spispb Wfolinaire BON bier, benz
fiirSlih elm arm perluitie ging, neil an.
9eblih Die .. & D. @ompanie niht ben
pon ibm benusten Sarren IN Rsparatur
bielt. lieB um OOnusrftas cine $40. 900
@ntihdoisunsstlase ss9en Die SorpOra.
tion eintra9en.
= Sobn @o3niaf ftrenste am Mons
taa seseu bic @onioIioateo Waier @om.
panic uOn bier cine Slase fir $500 @nt-
ihdoisung al, neil ieiu Efero tn 5ell
2ownlbip in einen @raben Der Com.
panic iiiirite uno TO idlimm usrlebt
wuroe, oab es setOoIet peroen muBte.
VDdhreno Dsleftiu Hobert gBalou
IN orr'bieiigsn Berean Buptiifeu Strnt
am 5reitas Jiaht tinen slnti. 9atboli.
ihen Vortrag blelt. wurbe 6as @otteS.
hcns pom 1000 Widnnern uno 9uaben
un in9t. mel6e nit Stsinen bic 5eniter
elm nrfen uno has @ebduoe bombarbir'
tenI In bic Gbiiren einIuoringen luhs
len uno ein hdlbss Dubsno Didnner
uerflopite. weIhs Dem Yortrng bsiwObn.
ten. Die miitbenoe Dtenihemen9e mous
te iih on 9SIllOn uno Dem Paitor Perci.
ual y. Sgnh uer9reifeu. bod fonnten
beioe unueriebrt entIDeihen. Sheriff
=. j. @Onnor unO POli,eihel Bel. NIT
ueribieosnen POliIilten. maren anne
leno, uuo lsstere rettetsn Die aneesriife'
nen 3ub0rer Dor Der Wutb bes B6bsle.
Soweit wie befannt. io1 9Bilion'S 8or'
tra9 einen rabiaten an9riff auf Die Sta.
tbolifen geweeu ieiu. ben er l6on Dor
Utonatsfrilt in elmer 3irhe in Noro
Scranton CAB, uuo als bic 3unoe bier
ber langte. oas er ibn aud In Der Bsre.
an SopIiiten STRIDE 9eben miiroe. CAB
&c erre9te @emiitber uno Der Nnlauf am
i5rsitus Oiadt mar Die 6ol0e.
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7 @ine SruuenleiAe, welas Dor me.
mtg 3a9en in Der Spree an Der 0aiIen.
bride gefnnoen nuroe unb aui beren
Sbentifiiiruns BON ben Beb6roen cine
8slobnuns ausssiest mar. 1T nuumebr
ioentifiiirt woroen. Dte offenbur @rmor.
oste mar bic 30idbrise 5rieoa @ebbarbt
aus Oisuf6lu. Gle trieb iib, tpis BON
Der RoltSei feitssitellt LIT, uielfu6 in ben
8aubenfolOnien berum. 8on Der 9siHs
waren bsibe Gsine slatt absetrennt, uno
i'm Rhdsn itsdte cine abssbrO6tne
Wfeferflinse.
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Gin halbiGbrli@er Ssrfanf bon
9iasns uao Muslias T!

SSnnten Sie tdsIid iibsrieben ben
oroken anbrana, ron ipnriamen Stnen
mi If IfIsriE stnfdufern, bic iih an ben
Tild,en uno Sabentiihen beweeen, nno
Bic bebsutsnben @riparniiie oieies GRO
sen SiOugmser Teriaufes einbeimien, 10
be,msiieIn mir, oh Sie cine wiinute mar
ten piirbsu, nm ebenfalls 10 ipariom lli
~ s{eiI SRanLIl bier, nm bic @IInaE:
utlie 1usnflitfeii = nbtrttht 'ghte Hlle
wohl 9bres SBinterporratbes wiro Ste
beute 6Oppslt beSablen.
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Bon 9etersbura.

: Ssi ben @helsuten 5rsb. Sap BON
EaplOr aUsnus bat iif elm GO9tsrlsin
etngeltellt.
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Gfnbrudsb

2ebrer: ga, Iiebe Rinber. oos arnle
Bauernfiub mar iebr arm, = benz gabeu
feline gItern in Der StiIIe i'm Stnlle an
6er Steqe einer StoIle cine Stullel-
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= Sei ben @bslsutsu SObu Simon
BON ar6baIb bat iia elm E0GtsrIein
eingeitellt.
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BsstsIit das "woohsnbIats."
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,6pipituI unh Slsrste. uber

>SoipitaI nnb asrsts. aber isinsn
yinsen. nSisr Sabre lang. idrsibt
Serr Soispb 9apin. gio. 5 WtapIe
StiaBe, Wateruille, Wfe., rlitt i6 on
Wtaseuit0runstn. Sd fOuiultirte Der.
ihieoene Nerite, unb mar 3lpeimal i'm
9oipital, aber es niiste nidts. Damn
los id jufdlis in Der !3situns einen Nrs
tifel iiber Sorni's sllpenfrduter. Sd
beftellte es iofort, uno bin felt 9ebrau6
oeslelben seiuno.-
5Orni's sllpenfrduter III feline gpos
tbeisr. .Wiebi,iu. fonoern Elm eiufndes,
Seiterprobtes 3rdnter'Seilmittsl, wslt.
ss oem PubIifum brett burd1 Spe,ials
N9entsn selisfert piro. sails iie feis
nen Gsenten fennen, ihrsiben sic ON
Or. Setter 5abrnsp & Cons Co.. 10
bis 25 90. SODne apsuue, @bicaso,
SlliuOis.
5orni's Glpenfrdutsr 8lutbsteber ift
gu buben bel 9snrp ssuItsr, 1011 @soar
auenue.
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Annonsirt In ~WoehsnbIatt."
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T ginhbsm Die Pldns bss @sbsimsn
Suuratbs Or. Nuowis 9offmann fir
oaS nene Berliner Opernhaus pon maBs
gebeuotr Stele enosiiltis 9enehuii9t
ipOroeu iino. 1T fiir bic Nusfiibruns oes
Bau8 bsreits cine Berfiisuns getroffsn.
Der Gbbrub bes Sfroll'iden @tabliTs'
ments, oes yieuen Operntbeaters, wirb
i'm nddften april ieineH anfans nebs
men, nm fiir Die @rrihtuug bes yieu,
baus Roum Su maAen.
7 gu elmer lsste @o6e abssbaItss
nen 0srlammlune beihlo1sn bic Diref.
loren Der .9ambnrs. .slmsrifa" Dampf.
i1iftfubrts .@siellihaft. oas Betriebs.
fopital pon 37a nuf 45 Wfillionen Wiarf
ju erbSbsn. Die @eieuiaaft mill cine
SIniubl ususr Sdiffs baueu lOfieu.
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ssstsIIt das "woehsablssa"
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son Der sasfeite.

Dst ben @belenten Sobn Sumter BON
Gloer Strabs bat fi4 eiu SSbnlein siu'
seitellt.
The evening world., 1913-01-24
WsH %Md0
p,,|lI>"
' TN. Sss YORK nveSns WosiaS.

GSX you wouldn't want anything
better than life on the range"
= BEGAN young Mr.. sidney 6lav-
insky. better known TO the millions OF
admirers who have seen him In the
movies a. sidney slavtn. I . Badiands
Bronco Buster. star Of the Cory Scalp
Brand Of Genuine Western Pictures.
made near Tottenville. State Island.
Yes" continued the king Of moving
picture cowboys. IL your health 10 bad.
n you feel all run down. you want to
Join out with . movies stock company
and get some action and excitement.
Riding horseback means getting out In
the fresh air-and going down on the
ferry boat to Staten Island gets you out
In the fresh air. too.
80. even II all the cave and loo
cabin scenes 10 taken In the studio. and
there amt no ventilation In the studio
because . drauxht would make the seen
cry wave and shake. some Of the work
gets you In the open, even taking the
ferry TO the ranch gets tho air OF the
Subway out Of q guys lungs."
but how did you first become 3 NOV
ing picture cowboyf" asked Mr.. Jar
"Did you become . photopiaysr for the
sake Of your health7"
NO" said young Mr.. Slavinsky. ~
was playing the plano In Cassy's Ceiler'
cite Cabaret-you know. the origtns
The evening world., 1913-01-24
Mr.. Jarr Learns How to Become.
a True Staten Island COWBOY


my TART hand, when all Of q sudden
Snortchanse Sam comes over and says:
fheres party over there buying
VINE Tor all. Every lady In the place.
ana even ROCCO. the bootblack. has rung
IN on 1t. You've made a hit with this
party ana he wants you to Join his
,"oie' he seems refined party that
DOESN'T care how much he spends or
now he spends It. I got a peek at his
tan YARD and It's stuffed with works Of
ART from the Treasury Department. Go
10 H. while the Seedlings good.'
Tive been piping you on, young
Teller, says the wine-opening party to
me-" continued young Mr. slavinsky.
And your lost In this place. I'm Gig
Dusanheiaaer. head Of the Cory Scalp
Brand Of Western Films, ranch outf,t
and studios At Tottenville, Staten Island.
And when I seen you rolling a cigarette
with one hand. says I. there's the thing
The evening world., 1913-01-24
THE POSTPONED TERCENTENARY.

~HE DECISION Of the Tercentenary Committee to fix the
celebration for 1914 instead Of holding it this year not
surprising. 1t follows the good old rule "When doubt
don't" that Dutch laid here the founda
ons Of permanent settlement in 16l3 but that in
following year temporary charter granted for trading
post that Of grew the later charter for New Amsterdam
Moreover by postponng the celebration for year may
attain things that will enable give visitors guests
hopitable welcome and treatment We
may by time get the subway vexation not of hands,
least of minds We may also have taxcsb will
seem more like and less like holdup have
short season. least when Of main thoroughaes will
not be torn dsgued We may have them en
Dutch keep theirs.
Finally another for posponement It way
and habit We postpone all things for day. for long
forget when started Them and Others until forgot
what started them for.
The evening world., 1913-01-24
Barking at Bismarck.

nISMARCK was no favorits with women. least
Is Of all clever women. who dared to think for
themselves aud imagine that they could
fathom questions Of state. He was never tired q
Stumbling strong minded ladies. putting thsm down
and stamping on them.
One day he paid = visit to the Russian embasaS
q. Berlin, WHARF b. behaved - usual, houtine
even the mistress Of the houss. the Countess
scaouvaioff herself He took his leave at length,
TO tho re,ief Of everybody. and psesenty the family
mas,M was heard barking at the great man A. nc
passed through the courtyard. Immediately tn
Countess ran To the open window, and Bisnarci
heard her voice, saying to him In tone OF senu<
entresty:
"Oh, please, N. 10 Chancelier, don't bite ny
dog.--Tit- Bits.
The evening world., 1913-01-24

a well matched pair" They were mar
ried.
After they had settled down. end the
honeymoon stage had somewhat SUBJ
sided, the woman went On with her up
to-minuto education. and tho man. being
q broad. liberal minded individual, did
not say her nay. For he also had the
present-day attitude that woman, by
virtue OF her marriage, need not STOP
In her self-development. But this young
woman was not conten. with HER
OWN acknowledgment.
Having some one near and dear to
her, she sought to develop HIM. He
was daily STUDIED toward that end.
He was to see with HER eyes. hear
with HER ears and act with HER CON-
viotiom. In q word, he was on the
high road of REFORM. One by one
his natural methods OF looking At all
things were. almost unperceived by
himself. taken away from him.
He must have a POSITIVE opinion on
| this question and q drastic view Of that
situation, according to the lady's lean
ings In those directions.
lie was being nodded In her image
uT8ts 10 I-lIEfo6 nctpCSSuso no lONcu
her; and afterward because ne wished
to avoid strife, One by one his wisdom
teeth were extracted, In the name OF
love. and his strength was. ssmson-like.
taken away from him. He shone only
In the reflected glory OF his better
| three-quarters. He was shorn Of his
own PERSONALITY.
But by the process Of human contra.
diction. when the woman had finally
made" him near to her hearts dssire
Nike Alexander she had no more world,
, b conquer In this direction.
! He ddd not appear to her in the Non,
like light as she had seen him In tbs
EARLY days. For he assumed NO atti
tude that DIFFERED from hers.
Cupid wept on the hearthstone.
by the world. he was recognized no
as himself but as his wife's husband
Finally, she too saw him that way. II,
turned to the woman and pleaded lor tn,
old love she had borne him which SHOULD
now be greater. since he agreed with
her In EVERYTHING.
Yet. strange to say, II was not forth
coming. The man realised that his ros1
to reform led 20 that Of DEfcrm. H
set out to win another way. I do NO
know II II was too late.
u MORAL: LOVES LABOR Is LoS1
WHEN TT sAPs THE STRENGTH OF
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Pocket Encyclopedia

"gassSter')- nrst newspaper. .
written sheet. was read to an audience
whose members paid for the privilege
with . small coin known as q ga
xstta" From this "Easetts" Origi-
mated.
sl3. (why does heated metal feel
hotter to the touch than heated Gool')
The metal gives out q much greater
quantity Of heat In the same space of
time.
sit. twhy are rails. knives. tools.
&c. made OF stsolO-Becauss steel Is
not only the hardest but the stronger
and most flexible form of iron.
ns. twhsr' ..rs 'od'stonss tound',-
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A WoMAN's PLAN FOR POLICE REFORM.

NEW PLAN and policy for police reform have been pre-
sented to the Womsns City Club Of Chicago and
4 - subject in which interested may we'll
heed to it. 1t has the merit Of suggesting change in the
tude of society the police rather than in that the police
society The protector says eve speak the police except
complain invite them socially homes
them mainly With people whom they wish forget
We do them we'll enough fr the standards
Of them"
The principle not but in it's application promises
results Why should be only troubles tell the police
Why not ocable with themp Why relieve them
Of socng with people they long forget? Why
uplt socially the standards demand of them profess
sonally2
These questions to which the Women City Club has
They forecast what likely happen when the
gives reception and invites the force the dance forget
whom they wish But whom will they forsetp
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6l6. What are the purposes OF the
Uwlfed States Constituttonf
CIT. What 10 the origin Of "El Do
r0d0r'
6Is. What 10 the xedmtn0 OF the
slang phrase. "the dtckewsr'
sl9. OF DhGt 10 q spOnge madef
GEO. Hoo 10 the red fire In fire
so0rks prodscedf
These questions viii be answered Mon
day. Here are replies to Wednesdays:
ell. (Whsn and where was the nrst
sswspapse published O--Iu Venice IN
1854.
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Majestv's proposal. but you see
we fear that you might accidentally DO
her some injury. Might venture to
suggest that your Majesty should have
your claws removed and your teeth ak
tractedf Then we would gladly consider
your proposal again.
The LION was 90 much In love that
he had his claws trimmed and his big
teeth taken out. But when he came
again to the parents Of the young girl
they simply laughed In his face and
babe him do his worst"
onos upon . time there was . young
woman. She was an up-to-mtnute wom-
an. There are various kinds OF up-to-
minute woman. The generally accepted
kind 10 the one who keeps in touch With
the worlds work and 10 satisfied to do
her little share In that direction alone
with her other activities. This up-to-
minute woman WAS one who studied
socal reform. political propaganda. In
dustrial growth and every new eco
nomic' thar happened to come her way
and continually applied them to those
about her.
In other words. she assumed the guise
OF professional reformer OF the universe.
In the process OF her evolution she me,
q mana real man. the kind that IL
called q mans man. For he had all the
qualities that go with that species.
lie had energy plus. He had had ex-
psraence and had profited thereby, He
knew how TO make q dollar and HI
knew how 70 be friend. He took hi,
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HE REPORT to the Department Of Health that nearly every
hospital in Brooklyn 10 ovecrowded and that in in
- stances patients been forced sleep the floor,
sad Of sequel follow recent reports the diminished death
nearly Ill kinds Of disease That the
munity whole much healthier than is good thing in
ITSELF sufficient should be less careful Of those
that have the misfortune to b sick
Tho report the depressing because 10 Of Brooklyn the
told That borough has long made speciality being better
than communities I CHI ce clubs and papers have been
eloquent in telling how love should be shown
every suffering creature.
1t urged by those having authority that blame for the evil
Brooklyn but the weather The winter has
mild say have become abnomay
frequent The facts exp but do not Brooklyn
responsible for her climate but she for her hospitals
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Well Guarded.

I'll LLOYD JACOBS. Assistant Prosecuting A.
tornsy. tells this story upon . not alto
y.thsr obscure member OF the Jackssn
County bar:
The lawyer In question bad been retained 20
defend a man charged with assault to hll." said
Mr.. Jacohs. II looked into the facts cassfuv
and. beins convinced that tho man was guilty snd
could easily he convicted, suggested 70 The
lawyT that he plead guilty, throw himself upon
ths mercy Of the Court and save the State IL