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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31
BUCHANAN.

Mrs. v. c. Layne, OF Ashland VS.
tied her parents here last week. !.
Jas stump, Jr.. wife and little son.
lack. are visiting Buchanan rela-
tiyes this week. !. Mary and hu-
gene wallace, who have been quite
III OF chickenpox. are able to be Out
again. Mrs. Earl Chapman, Of
Ashland spent part OF last week
with her parents at this place. I.
clyde Bolt, OF East Fork called on
Miss Lizzie Williamson Sunday. !.
Mrs. Lewis Berry. who has been
very sick, is improving. ~. Mrs
Harve Mikels was here last week
visiting her parents. Mrs. MIKE
Cassell and two sons, Of Shelby, are
guests of Tom Cartmel and family
IA number of cases OF measles
have developed within the past few
days. Miss Pearl Compton. who
IL attending the X. N. G. at Louisa
spent Sunday at home. %. B. Hot
SON and daughter Miss Esther went
to Huntington Saturday to see Mar
vim Hobson. who 10 III Of typhoid
fever at the O. and o. hospital ~.
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GEORGES CREEK.

ballard casseil has been very low
with typhoid fever. also Bascom
Boyd has measles and pneumonia,
but both are improving. Lewis
Gobel and wife. of Inez visited rsl-
atives here last week. Anderson
Boyd. OF Ines was here last week
attending the burial of his brother
Il. d. Boyd, who died at Catletts-
burg. "A. ]. Anston spent last
week in Louisa. !. Jas II. Fitch
and Fred Castle bought a large
boundary OF pine timber from Jno'
Webb. They are trying to get II
ready for the next water .Flic
Davis and Miss Susie and Rlcie
Compton attended church at Ulyss
es Sunday Ionic Boyd made
nip to Catlettsburg one day last
week BLACK JIM.
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Thursday night. Bug Bolt visited
on Rush creek Sunday. i. Belle Nc
Sorley entertained quite few
young folks Saturday evening
Stella Justice was shopping at this
place last week. Clyde Bolt has
gone 20 Williamson. Jessie Ed
mond attended the baptizing at
Tyree Sunday. Jessie Stump ia
spending the week end with her
cousin Esther Burton. !. Edgar
Duffy and Mr.. Hatcher we're visiting
friends at Prichard last week. =.
Dock Blevins IL here with his bridge
force this week. !. Bessie thurman
u expecting to visit her cousin
soon. !. Leah Shannon was shoppin'
at Prichard yesterday. !. Katherine
Elizabeth Crabtree will leave for
North Carolina soon. ). Cora Belch.
or has returned home after an ex-
tended visit with her friends at Elk.
horn. Sam Truman was transact
Ing business in Catlettsburg Satur'
day use ~ 49, 81
GooDE AND DUNKIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31
ULYSSES.

Ed Boyd formerly OF this place
died Jan. IL at his home in Cat,
lettsburg, was brought here Monday
and buried Tuesday in the family
burying ground beside his children,
who preceded him to the grave. A
large crowd of relatives, friends and
neighbors attended his burial. He
leaves a wife and ten children, fouE
OF the children are small, Mrs. Boyd
has returned to her home at Cat
lettsburg 5. "A small child of John
Griffith was buried near here Sun
day Jan. 12.. Ballard Cassell, who
has typhoid fever is improving s..
Aunt Minnie Borders is quite Ill at
this writing, Uncle Ira is also in
very poor health. !. Mrs. Fannie
Borders Is no better There 10 a
meeting going on at the Baptist
church here. :. Elias Georges chill
dren have, measles :. Jesse Daniels
Of Smoky Valley has moved to Low
mansville. :. Monroe Young and
wife have gone to Klkhorn, where
Mr.. Young has employment. Miss
Marie Gearheart closed her school
here last Friday. She returned to
her home at Louisa Saturday.
Ben Brown has had fine vein OF
coal opened on his place recently
Eliza Hannah and Miss Noldie
Jones, both of this place, were mar
ried las. Thursday. They are both
excellent young people. N. A.,
George has recently opened fine
coal bank on his farm. The coal
measures over three feet and is OF
excellent quality. Z. The sick of our
locality are Manford skaggs and
daughter, who have fever. VIM.
Marion Griffiths child and aunt
,Jemima Borders, who has been SER
iously i'll for some time, and sorry
to say she is no better.
EUREKA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31
CLIFFORD.

Roscoe and Frank Pope, who were
killed in the Thacker mines Sat-
urday were brought home and bur-d
led Sunday. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. J. W. Hall
and Nelson Hughes. They leave al
father, mother, six brothers andt
five sisters to mourn their loss. 4
Proctor and James Bartram wereC
visiting friends at Myrtle Sunday
w. d. Frazier, ST., who has
been sick for some time, is slowly
improving. Mrs. Lizzie Elkins was
visiting Mrs. N. r. Bartram Thurs
day. Joe Hardin, of Inek, pass
ed here Saturday enroute to Lou
lisa. Miss Nadie Frazier was shop
ping in Spunk Wednesday ~. M.
and Mrs. s. z. Frazier made bust
ness trip to Louisa Wednesday. 80
Otto Hammond, of Torchlight visit
ed Make Frazier recently. :. .Ner-
vie Bartram attended church at
Friendship Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Branham are
preparing for housekeeping i. Car
mic Peters was calling on Nervie
Ratcliff Sunday. i. Mrs. Lucy Nc
Reynolds and daughter will move 20
Pom creek soon. =. Nile Bartram
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks. (. Nervie and Isabella
Bartram will visit Rockcastle soon.
j. Chester and Rush Frazier wero
at Glenhayes Sunday HenrySam-
mons, of Goodman is expected home
soon. "A. ]. Branham made trip
to Petrecane Thursday.
STEAMBOAT BILL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31

Rev. Ollie Black has gone TO carri-
son, Pa, to assist our former pas
tor, Rev. Richardson. in series Of
meetings Mrs. Helen Smith and
Mrs. Ella Jesse, Of Prichard, w.
Va, visited relatives here last week
j. Mrs. Charley Chadwick and
mother, Mrs. James Mcsorley were
Sunday guests of Sam Mcsorley and
family Millard Prichard and two
children OF East fork visited DR.,
Allen Prichard this week. Miss
Lola Chapman is up from Ashland,
visiting her grandparents. !. The
c. and o. bridge carpenters are here
making some repairs on the iron
bridge. 4. Joe Compton was BUSH
mesa visitor in Ashland Tuesday.
TEDDY BEAR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31

Waiting home folks at Woods, re-
turned home Monday. =. Mrs. Dan.
Wiley, who has measles is improy-
ing. i. Mrs. Henry Clark and SON
were visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Daniel
Sunday. Miss Dora Auxier, who
is attending school at Paintsville,
visited home folks Saturday and
Sunday. Frank Stratton is teach
ing singing school at this place. -.
CASTOR Corder has not been seen
in town for several days. There
were services at this place Satur-
day night and Sunday evening by
Bro. Roscoe Murray. John Cayeri
and Jim Hobson fills their REGULAR
appointments at w. M. Daniels.
CHOCOLATE CANDY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31
BEAR GREEK.

There will be church at this place
the fret Sunday In Feb. by Rev.
Jarvis Sunday school has been
i good success here this winter. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lock Fields and little
son. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Tobe Hazlette. -. Bruce and Sadie
Campbell attende Church at Durbiu
Saturday night. :. sTobe calwell wa
: business caller in Catlettsburg
saturday .Mollie Caldwell was
sailing on Leila Lambert Saturday
and Sunday. .Harye Queen was
calling on Emma white Sunday
evening. .Mollie Caldwell viii lea
Monday for Kilgore. Will Kirk
and Jay Lambert who are Employers
1T CambTeak, w. Va. are expected
home any time. Curtis Fannin OF
this place viii leave soon for vis-
n 20 .Portsmputh !. a singing
school win start at this place soon
!. ALBERT Mcknight of Durbin wa
sailing on Miss Georgie Layne re-
tsntiy. lobe Caldwell was Al
Uulbertson Saturday night. :. Ike
Lambert OF this place returned "a
His work 1t Merymose Sunday.
narve Queen, OF East Fork was in
Louisa Saturday. Measles 10 ra-
ging In this county. !. Born, 10 Mr.
and Mrs. OIL Stewart. . fine girl =.
mere 10 prayer meeting at Grass
lAnd every fourth Sunday morning
!. :. Frank Haselton. who has beer
nlck. d able TO be out again. :.
Curtis Fannin Vas Visiting friendi
a Catlettsburg Saturday and Sun
Gay. Mrs. Florence Caldwell. Wit
has been alex, II able TO be out. -,
ne and Lindsey Lambert ATTENDED
church nj Durbin Sunday night. =
robe Caldwell has been working fol
kis grandfather this winter. =.
narv Queen has been att ndinl
the singing school at Mt. Zion. :.
Lindsey White and son Willard. wer
calling on friends at Culbertson re
sently :. Clarence Stewart, Farv
Queen and Henley Harris were Wis
iting the Misses White Sunday AT
ternoon.
SAW YOIT SNILH
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31
LEDOCIO.

Death has again paid visit to
our land and claimed for its own
Uncle Reuben NJ. Berry, who has
suffered for over two, years with
dropsy. Uncle Reuben was near 20
years old. He had been a christian
for many years. He leaves six chill
dren. three boys and three girls,
and a large number of grandchildren
to mourn the loss, but their loss is
his gain. His wife. Aunt Martha.
proceeded him to the glory land
eight months ago. :. Milton Moore
Il very III. Misses Mary d. and
.Elya Miller, are attending school at
Charley Charley Wellman. OF
MUDDY Branch was the guest OF his
brother here last week.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Moore. Of
Auxier were visiting friends here
last week. Haskell Miller. OF
West Jefferson. o. was here Thurs
day, visiting his uncle and aunt, M
and Mrs. j. s. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert McKinster, Of Norris was
here Friday .Milt McKinsters u
talking Of moving 10 Jenkins.
Lindsey Thompson. of Norris was the
guest OF Miss Beulah Miller Friday
:. John Moore. OF Matte was al
DR.. ]. o. Moore's Thursday. ~.
Lindsey Hays and Reube Gussler. o.
! Adams passed here Thursday en-
route for Brushy to attend the fu
neral OF Mr.. Berry. Sorry to heal
OF the death OF James Evans.
Mrs. A. H. Hoore and Miss Beulaf
Miller were shopping at Matte Tuei
day. ). w. M. Newcomb. who live
near here, will leave soon for Lin
coln-co., where he will make his fu
ture home. Belle Burton ant
baby are staying at Arnold Thomp
son james Castle and famil
will move soon to Cando. Mis-
Alma Hays, OF Cando was the CUES
OF her sister, Mrs Ida Moore.
Reuben Thompson, OF Georges cree
passed here Saturday Mrs Mar
Miller spent Sunday with Mrs. Liz
zie Moore. SOME ONES PET.
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AUxIER.

Death has visited our neighbor-
hood and took from us one OF our
old friends, Uncle Bet Ford. He
was a member of several secret o.
ders ana the Masons and odd Eel
lows took charge of the body. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. Ros-
coe Murray. Mr.. Ford left wifs
and six children to mourn his loss,
and a host OF friends who miss him
greatly Luther Bays. from the
Bluegrass country. is visiting his
parents near this place. Mr.. AMI
Mrs.. James Daniel, who have been
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31

GooDE AND DUNKIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31

Mrs. A. r. Tabor, of crider, Mo ;
had been troubled with sick head
ache for about five years. when she
began taking Chamberlain's Tablets
She has taken two bottles of them
and they have cured her. Sick heal
ache is caused by disordered stom-
ach for which these tablets are es-
pecially intended. Try them, get
well and stay we'll. Sold by Louisa
Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31
/, SAW YOU SMILE.

Here Is remedy that win cure
your cold. Why waste time ard
money experimenting when you can
get preparation that has won a
worldwide reputation by its cures
OF this disease and can always be
depended uponY 1t is known every
where rs chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, and is medicine OF real mer :
It. For sale by Louisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31
COLUMBUS, o.

Arlie Kelly. of Trad, KY, was mar
ried to Miss Russell Chandler, of
Blaine, KY. Mr.. Kelly has purchas-'
ed nice place north OF Columbus
which they will make their future
home. Ezra Hinkle will leaves
soon for Kentucky.
o YOU CHICKEN. Q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31

II your children are subject to at
tacks OF Group. watch for the first
symptom, hoarseness. Give Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as soon as
the child becomes hoarse and the
attack may be warded off. For sale
by Louisa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31

Standard works. late books. chill
dren's books. Bibles, Testaments,
etc. Complete line. conley's Store.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

Sttfs ipieoer Elm 8d9tsr eintritt, Der
ebenfolls gum @smGIoe sebt uno ie1r
eingsbenb beHen 8orbanoenIein ions
ftatiert. = SeuFSenb miifsn iie eins
feben, ooB ole 3sitsn poriiber itno,
mo an nod i'm Muieum 3Grtli9feis
ten austouf9en tonnte uno berIafen
ben Saol.
~llnb ipenn iidb ale duf ben 8opf
ftelIen, @rnine, uno penn mir nirs
senbs allein fein t0nnen, i9 tiiB Did
oodl Wenn's fein mub, Dor allen
2suten!"
Sic blidt neugiertg gu i6m duf.
~Ou fpridit in Rdtfeln, Sans. Dor
aIIen 2euten2 Nie foIlte Oenn oas
m6gIi4 ieing"
Su Ieinen qugen aber blibt es.
1 llbr 40 Wlinuten. Qluf benz
9abnbof. = nSaipobl", meint b0fli9
Der 8abnbeamte, ~ber 3ug aus Berlin
lduft in flint Minuten elm. 0ort
re9ts berum!" Sebr biel M.nI9en
fiBb es, bic auf ben 3ug parten.
SEPT fGbrt er aud fdon lansfum elm.
Die Siren fliesen uuf. Das 1T elm
9epilltpmmnen, elm 8esriiBen. Elm ii9
lmarmen. Hiemanoem fdllt es oa
auf penn fi6 stpsi tiiHen. benn 10
biele tun es bier. Seosr iit nit 1i9
felbit befbGftist. tsiner a9tsi auf ben
onoeren. rOos lit nett bon Dir
5rauden, baB 0u piinttlid NIT bie>
fem 3use setommsn bift!" fast Sans
f9erseno. Damn ober ieben fie iib in
Die @ugen, in benen bic gan5e berbaI>
tene Ssbnfudt Der leBten Stusi Stuns
ben Iiest. neisen ii4 Ieibenf9aftli9
aueinanber uno tiihen ii4. tiiifen
fid! -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

gon Sermanu edliib.


Gin 9ieb tout our6 mein 2eben fort.
Sell Slang Dor 3eiteu idl gebort,
Gin 9ieb. bcf' iiibe 9teIobei
Sn Suaenotagen mid bet0rt.
Scin Gang, fpie ipeid unb Ib6n er iei,
alingt meinent Sbre iuonnenoll
yBie bieies Sicb, beH' 3auberton
Gus Dem beeliidten Ser5en quoll.
Gin GROCER 9aeiitcr iduf bas @ert. =
Gin blinber 9ettler triig es por;
an cines .Ieinen WlGo6eus Sano
2og iiu9eno er bon Tor 5u Sor.
@on 2iebe fang Der niiSe Runb.
Son 2iebe Iprah. bcs 2idts berdrbt
Gas 9lllge. ons trob 9eib unb Sdmer5
No6 an Der 2iebe glllnaht elau6t.
Sa oeu9te manher barte StoI5
Sn gbrfnrd)t iif, maud Eager 9lid
Cab ipehmutsfranf. erloirlnasbdng
Su Die gereaneeubeit 6uriid -
W1idl trieb bas 2ieb Der 3utllnft Su.
Sem Iidltcn garaoieiestraum,
Wiit nffnen slrmen nabm i'd bin. =
Su 9Iiiteu prangte Snldl ulo Baum.
Ser Sraum emfIo6, Die gliite fiel,
Sic SoffnlIna lit periueItt, peroorrt;
slllein bes blinbeu @ettlers 2ieo
Cont burd) mein gnn5es 2eben fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11
@nttGuf6t.
0:hter:

y Ito @t. O'mlet
,,6atten Sic 81. @epogenbeit, oas
BON mir tinssreidts 2uitipisl .inmal
burGSGfeEen9"
Sirettor: ga. nur babe it Ieiz
GER febr pisl itreidsu miihen!"
Didter (freuoiO: nSie poIlsn ss
oIio uuffiibrenG"
0irettor: rSm, Iieber Sreunb :.
mas ba iibrig ssblieben 1T, 1T ober
'igentli3 gar Hi8t msbr Der Riibe
merit"
n Mibperfdnbnis. Strr:
rSft Serr 9aumdnn au ipre6en2"
Sreu: rRein. Serr guumann 1T
opsge3oeen."
Serr: rRa, bann mill i9 parten,
sic sr Td onseSogen bat"
= @rfldrung. Der feline
aurt: ~GroBpapa, mas beoeutet o.nn
bas p5. D" binter @ensralmajor2"
Sum 9s;beI bstBt ous. m:tn
Sun5e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

Gtpos unoeres. Srau:
G6, Iisber @lfrsb, id bite bid. bole
mir bod bic berrlide WuFerlilie BON
bort oriiben.
Monn: 9t6sr, lisbss 2ino, tpis foil
i1 benn bas onitellen, obne mir
minbsitsns naHe 6iibe gu bolen9
Srau GbmollenO): Sait bu mir
hi4t aIs 8rGutisam 10 oft Derii9ert,
baB gu fir mid burds Seusr seRen
ipiiroeit2
Mann: @sfpiB, mein 9era. 9lber
BON @afer If ME Die Rebe 9efpeisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11
Scr claimant.

9es Q6ipentpirtes SD6terIein
2dbIt an bic bier5ig Sabr',
Sic bat i'm areu5 Elm llcberbein
llnh lit Elm Suds bon Saar.
Ser alte bot Iie aus i'm 9anb
sIIs iuie elm Iarer Bier:
s@ein 0tief6en 1T elm Claimant,
Sbr aeute sIail6t es mirl"
gr prizes uno prizes tasein, taeaus
9es Md6cIs Semantipcrt,
Bis bab elm urfibeIes Saus
Sbn Mores bat eelebrt.
Ser Spotter iprad. gum Birt eefpanbt;
rStcin Nenhb be5fpeifelt oas:
Sic Hiete lit elm Siamdnt
Sie .f6netbet" ieoes 9Ias.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

= Das fost eenus. rWie
sebt es Dem Seppl, Dem Sduiters
lebrlins9"
rr0er lit mad Observation-Disclosures
2ebrSeit ieinem Meiiter entlaufen
unb seist nun feline Obreu in sinem
IbnormitGten &dbinett."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11
: -@inn.ran.if.1t.rm mi

= Gin oerspeifsIter Mils
berun9serunb. Ri9ter; rasues
nen niibt Sbnen bi,smal ni9ts. sic
Tinb auf lrii6er Sat ertappt iporben.
gs frn9t ii9 nur nod, Oh Sic ets
mas anfiibren fDnnsn, 5ur WtilOeruns
Sbrer Strafs."
9Insetlustsr: rSerr Ssrihtsbof, id
ipar total betrunfsn."
Ridter: nDupos bat teiner Der
3eugen etipos bsmertt."
9tnsetlueter: nWenn i'd mid total
betruntsn isipsien pGrs, bdtte i9 mir
bod MD trisseR IuFsu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

9is suten 3dbne. @uit
(beim Giien. por fih bin): @oraiig>
lid :. pirtlidb poraiisli6.
Wirt: So uno bsim 2ellner
baben sic iih bod betluet, Dab oas
8eefiteat 70 furdtbor 5Gbc Teig
Soft: Sd meinte ia aud nidt bas
8eefiteat ionbsrn mein nsnss
@ebiB!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11
: Der trium pbierens

Der triumpbterens
be M a bemdti liter. Srau: Wor
Der profefor ni9t empOrt iiber Die
bobe Rednungs
Wirt: 3uerit tpobI! Sd bate mid
aber abiidtIid beim gbbieren INN
adt5is pfenniss seirrt; als er mir
bas beipeifen tonnte, ba mar allies
andre perseFen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11
Mufifpsrfanbia. @sr
ullsbrer mD6f id pertlusen. sr but mid 9nsn

Ut U tIDet Il utg. 2Jel
alte Serr Suube (Sur iungtn Ddrpt
am Rlabisr, bic gerdoe ibreu @ofs
irag r5auff>Oubertiire" bsenbst baD:
9rap, mein SrduIein, i9 bore Die
2loitersloden immer iebr germ.
Siinsc Dame (entiebt): Die &lo>
ftergloden2
Serr Saubs: ga, meine gntelin
fptelt es oud. Sd ertenne bas Stiit
gleid barun. oub bic cine Sano oes
SpieIers INNER 70 iibsr Die unbere
binipsssreift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

= auf Dem 9aIIe Sic:
.Hun @mil, bait Su i9on nit paz
pa seipro9en9"
Gr: sd fiirdie fein @Idubiser
gu perOen."
sic: n9lb.r tpiefo benn9 : papa
lit ou9 reid."
@r: n@ben besbulb, tpenn er ers
fdbrt, baB i9 BON mein.m @ebalt
leben mub, ipirb er mir Die g(nta
mort = f9ulbts bleiben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

Simmer aerfreut. prps
Eefor: Sd mO6te Elm Drbeno glus
fern.
4ellner: 8ebaure. Die iino eben
ausgegangen.
profsiiOr; llno IN + in, ipsnn ID;
frasen bdrf9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11
Sie Nutnr mah bclfen,

Spurift: sRun, Sbt bubt ipObl
isBt aud rubise 3sit9"
Sarmer: pWeu, i9 ipOllte einise
Elite 9dume fallen, oa fam elm mir.
beliturm unb leste iie nm. Oann
ipclIts id Elm Selo nit biirrem @es
ftriipp ubbrennen; oa eriparte mir elm
SIibitrubI bic arbeit."
Sourift: Limb iebt2"
Sarmer: .Ssbt iiBe i4 bier uno
fparte ouf Elm tleines @robebsn, oas
mir Die 8artoffeln aus Der @rbe
f6iittelt."
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g dn.IG sefo bt.

SdneII eefoBt. 80.
f6ipdrni eine iinee Srau, nmein
9eorg put mid 10 Iieb = er sibt
mir allies. mas er mir an osn 9lus
gen abiiebt!"
r@4". meint lire 5rsun6in, ripie
poetiid5 Oos fein muBte, pie er Dir
Ssine neuen pslsitiefei9en an 0einen
fAOnen bIouen 9lusen dbfab!"
%, bite. meint 6ie ilinge srdu,
rbie lab er mir eben an ben SIbners
ausen abl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

= Sit &oIIegen. Sdneioer
(su einem 9tbI9riftiteller): nSerr
&olls9s, mann pollen Sic mir ben
aslpenbeten Rod beSdblen9"
Oi9terliue: mas fGllt Sbnen
oenn elm, mid Sbrsn &ollsssn gu
nennen9"
S6neibsr: sd oeriuenoe se .pens
bste @toffe unb sic Dsrtpenben b re
ipenoete Stoffe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

mann (oer ausssbsn min, isuf.
ssno): AID @Ott, id piini4te, i@
t5dre 2obensrin!"
Sran: nRa, mas Su aud INNER
fir ndrriide Diinide bait; mas ioll
benn oas MI ipierer beiBen9"
Wt Wtdnn: nRd, oamit i9 ood fu-
gen tOnnte: nNie fonit 9u mid be-
Frdgen"!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

SAINT. (ironiI6): Die Bart
ipudsmitt.l, bic Su sebrdudit, mein
Sunge, ideinen aIle ni9ts gu tau'
genl"
Sunser Serr (seoriidD: nSa,
leioer -. mas bait Ou eigentlid gee
braudt, Sante9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11
: g G6Gaaf(rtia. Gin an.

qebsnosr Sreier lit BEL Den <srn
feinez. 9Inaebstststsss Slid O.
ano e entIpinht ta fOIstn6ss @e'
fprdd:
5reier: Mer bat oenn bas prd9z
tige Rebbubn 5ubereitetg
5rdu bes Saufes: Meine = bm
= meine So9ter!
5reier mad ein.m Weildsn): Wer
fpitlt nur 10 fdledt 3lapiers
Grau bss 9uufes Gdn.ID: Msin.
&D6in.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

~Ruu, pie s.fGllt Dir m.in gilo.
2llter9 SIT ss ni4t gang natiirIi69'
nSm, ia, nur Der feitseidloiene
Muno fiebt elm bis&n seSpunsen
aus"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11
Sat6eSerbliiten,

.@ine ausfiibrli6ere GrtIGrung
mub i9 BEL meiner oueenblidli9en
8si6rdnttbeit unterlufen; benn es
1T fat ihon 1 llbr mittogs."
n8isle Stuosnten fliebn fOrmli4
bic llniperIitGten. limb oo9 fiebt
man glei9 Ole febIenben 3ubOrer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

rgBas IT 0tnn Dos Supfpirt 0u bif ia auf Oantr
. eirn rafiert!F
Wtrt: .Su mel, poab unre am orfbabr fan @Gf BEL
MIR od laF bait 9 babe 9d BEL Dem ELM uno ha bel benz
rofernr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-11

rSeben sic ben Tli.ssr bort2"
-Ob i'd ibn fehe! 3 iit ia msin
R4Hirerl"
Limb Ole 3aFe9"
n0efett; bOffsntli4 aud bulb BE-
Motorl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-26
4astor Dunban1 to
1eahe on Taratiou

- Ev j. HARVEY DURHAM. pastor
~ of the Western Presbyterian
Church, leaves Monday on his va
cation. which will be spent at North
field, Mass. and in the Adirondacks.
The pulpit viii be supplied each Sun
day as follows: August 3 and 10. Rev.
c. b. Post of Clinton. n. Y: August IL.
Rev. DR.. George ;. Duncan of this city;
August "a and 81. Rev William 1.
Campbell Of this city.
Evangelist +. w. Brenne.sen, general
secretary of the Peoples Pulpit Associa-
ton of New York. who has been attend
ing the convention OF the International
Bible Students Association at Asheville
n. c., will preach to the Washington
Temple Congregation tnon-sectarian)
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. His
topic will be Men of Destiny"
The Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches Is TO he petitioned by the trus
tees of the Anacostia Baptist Church fol
admission under the mission board.
The church Is without q recular pastol
at the present. and effort Is being madt
to secure one. Evangelist Belt has beer
In charge of the services for some tim,
past.