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Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

the list, showing the progress of each candidate from day to day.
 How to Win
 Candidates should at once interest their friends in their campaigns and by means of this united and energetic support, induce as many persons as possible to vote for them. Remember that the advantages of having many workers are legion. One man could build a house without other help, but it would take him a great deal longer than if he had a competent force of workers, by whose united efforts the work could be finished in one fifth the time So, too, it is with your campaign. Get your friends to help you and you will soon realize how much easier it is to conduct winning campaign
 The nomination blanks will only ap- pear for a limited time Cut the nomination blank from this issue, if your name has not already been en- tered, and send or bring it to the contest manager AT ONCE. A sub scriptiOn is not necessary when mak- ing a nomination. but naturally IIAOuSLl, ct SuOSCIl lplIOl NOulU uO lnucD to help the young lady whom you are nominating. Names of persons mak- ing nominations will not be divulged
 Write for Information
 If there IS single point in con nection with the contest that is not entirely clear to you, do not hesitate about calling up, phoning or writing and We will be glad to clear up all doubtful points for you
 Contest Office Hours
 The contest office $ open all day and up to s o'clock in the evening. for the benefit of those who cannot visit us during the regular business hours. Do not forget this, and if you cannot visit us during the day, make your visits in the evening, but do not miss such an opportunity as is now placed within your reach.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
THE STATE LEGISLATURE Monday, March 31, 1913
 The Fifty-First Day
Bills introduced in the house.

Bills introduced in the house.
 H. E. No. IA by committee on code revision, an act to provide for the establishment of state board of health, and prescribing the powers and duties of said boards
 H. E. No. 115-By the committee on code revision; an act to pro vide for the registration of births and deaths and the issuance of burial and removal permits, and the registration of vital statistics throughout the state.
 H. B. No. 116-By the committee on code revision; an act to prevent the manufacture, sale or tranSpor- tatiOn of adulterated, mislabeled, or misbranded foods or liquors and regulating the traffic therein. pro- viding penalties for the violation of the provisions of this act, es- tablishing a state laboratory for the analysis of foods. potable wa ters. liquors, and drugs. and mak- ing an appropriation for the main- tenance of such laboratory.
 H. B. No. 117-By the committee on code revision. an act to pres Cribe the appointments of the Sev- eral counties in this state. the mode of government thereof and the management and conduct of the affairs of the several counties and to define the legal charges and expenses of such counties, to prescribe the duties and powers of the several county officers, to pro- vide for the division of counties into justice precincts, and to pre- scribe the powers and duties of precinct officers.
 H. B. No. 11S-By the committee on code revision. an act to pro- vide for the appointment of com missioners for the promotion of uniformity in the United States in legislation.
 Final Action in tho House
 $. B. 31-By Senator Hughes, to permit the probate of Wills during the life time of the testator was indefinately postponed.
 $. B. 50-By Senator Roberts
 Relating to the rights of married persons, permitting husband and wife to enter contract for sale of personal property, said sale to be completed after the death of either was indefinately postponed.
 $. B. 144-By Senator Hughes. prohibiting issuance of licenses to practice medicine, dentistry or op- tometry to persons suffering with tuberculosis or other contagious diseases was indefinately postpon- ed.
 $. B. 113-By Senator Cunniff, regulating the sale of hypodermic syringes was indefinately postpon- ed
 H. B. 70-By MT. Kerr, an anti Johnson grass act was indefinateIy postponed.
 H. B. 42-By MT. Jones, to pro- vide for and encourage teaching az r1culture in the high and normal schools was recalled from the sen- ate and indefinately postponed by the house. The provisions of the bill are in the code. H. B. 103-By the committee on code revision, the education code was passed without division.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

DIST RICT NO 4

Consists of all territory in the following counties: Pinal. Pima, Santa Cruz, COchise, Graham and Greenlee
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

A Ire started by crossed electric wires destroyed five-story building in Philadelphia with a loss of $500. 900.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
Next Vote Standings in Wednesdays

The next publication of the vote standings of candidates will appear in tomorrow's Wednesdays issue and as often thereafter as possible. We ex- pect to publish the daily changes in
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
DISTRICT NO. 2

Consists of all territory in the city of Phoenix from the cen ter of Center street west, includ- ing Grand Avenue Addition. Chelsea Place, Latham and Las Palmas additions
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
SPLENDID PRIZES ARE SOUGHT
 BY HUNDREDS IF CANDIDATES

Many Handsome and Valu able Rewards Offered by The Republican for Little Effort Along Pleasant Lines Are Fully Appreciated and Prove Big lncen- tive-Big Campaign Grows As the Days Proceed Each Prize Sought by Some Candidate-NeXt Pubi- cation of Vote Standing Il Wednesdays Issue
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

Seraphine Remand. R F. D. g. 5000 Nette Champie, B.-H Ranch. 5000 Grace Fredericks. Tempe.. S.21O Hazel Church. RED. 3. 5000 Mrs l.. Perry. RED 2.... 5000 Martha Ryden, Peoria .. 5000 Vivian Jenkins. RED 5 5000 Mrs. w. B Barr. RED 4. 5000 Dorothy Haines. RED 4... 5000 Sallie Cooper, RED. 2.... 5000 Mrs F. N- Phillips, Mon. X 23d 15,640| Helen Elliott, E. F. D 4... 5.930 Grace Kohl, N. Seventh Ave. $40 Leah Bennett, Glendale ...... S.640 Flora Salrnans, Tempe..... 1000 Ethel stacey, Tempe ..... 5000 Ada Snowman, Mesa .. 5000 Fora Stages, Peoria ... 5.O30 Vera Moore. RED. 4...... 5000 Mrs q. A. Cox. Glendale.. 5000 Mrs. J. l.. Hancock, RED. B. 5000 Eva Reno, R. F. 3...... 5.OGO Georgia Browning. Peoria.. 5000 Helen Hammel, Glendale.. 5000 Mrs. T. J. Irwin, RED. 3.. 5000 Lou Talbot, Peoria ....... 5000 Lambert Wage, RED. 3.. 5000 Ada Ware Gilbert .... 5000 Jessie McEIWain, Mesa . 5000 Ruth Burns, Higlcy - , 900 Irene Balmcs, Chandler. 5000 Mrs. Geo. Gates Mesa........ 500O Caroline Brass, Gilbert ~ 604O Lillian Rankin, Mesa ........ 5000 Ora Hardesty, PaIo Verde... 5000 Mrs. A. L. Nelson, Tempe... 5000 Jewell Roberts. RED 5.. 5,12O Ida POyner, Liberty ..... 5000 Mrs. C. H. Green, Arlington.. 5000 Miss Bales, Buckeye. .. 5000 Mrs. Frank Baum, Tempe .. 5,1O0 Leona Jones, RED. ,, Tempe 5000 Marie Bauer, Tempe ........ 5000 Mrs. Geo. Hunnicutt. REDS. 5000 Myrtle Mcconnell, Higley. 5000 Mary Butler Gilbert ... 5000 Gladys Berry, Chandler w 5000 Annie Wallace Mesa, RED. 5000 Ruth Weilmeyer, Ind School. 5000 Rachel Harris, F. F. D. 5. 5000 Elsie Villman, Mesa. 1000 NeOma Krebbs, Ind. School. 5000 Georgia Tomlinson, Yuma 5000 Alice Drew, Buckeye . 1000 Daisy Rowley. Gila Bend.. 5000 Beatrice Clemans, Chandler. 5000 Myrtle Brewster Liberty.. 5000 Mrs. C. Marian, Scottsdale. 5000 Jennie Waters, Wickenburg 5000 Lorraine Reed, Parker ...... 5000 Ida HazletOn, Liberty. 5000 Loreat Parker, Buckeye . 5000 Edna Grove, Vulturc Mine... 5000 Lllile Morrell, R. F. D. 1..... 5000 Mrs. Pat. Cleary. Cashion ~ 5000
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
DISTRICT NO. 3

'onSlSts of the territory out- side of District l and of Mari copa and Yuma counties, includ- ing k. F. D. routes.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
POLITE MAN

Pardon me, madam
 For what"
 T inadvertently jabbed my eye into your jeWeled hatpin. lid Bits
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
STRICT NO.

Includes all territory in the city of Phoenix, from the center of Center street east, including East Collins addition and also Los Olives
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
Clean your sinks
 with GOLD DUST

No place in the home gathers grease as quickly as the kitchen sink. Gold Dust washing powder, however, has the peculiar quality of dissolv- ing and cutting grease and if, after each dishwashing, a suds IS made in the dishpan with warm water and Gold Dust, and the sink thoroughly rinsed with these suds, the last par ticle of dirt and grease will be removed.
 The sink pipe will never become clogged with grease if Gold Dust and plenty of hot water are used for washing 2 the sink morning and evening.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
Slug ltuo altflus.

SeOes @Iternpaor iit gspib err
freut, in ieinem &inbe bas @fpo6en
zines Iebboftsn @eites gu be6riiben
unb ftoIS barauf ipenn aud aerners
Itebenbe bos 8inb fir Intelligent"
baIten, - ober Oiefe 6reube onrf Ii9,
gang beipnbers in 9egenipart pes be-
treffenOen tleinen 2iebIings, nur nit
pdbogogif4er @orIibt GuBern. Selbit
bic tIiigiten &inber iiberbebcn Ii6
germ, bn in jenen Sobren bic Slug
belt ni9t ausgebiIbet 9enug ift. um
Dor oieIeu Se9Ier gu i9iibsn. -
glus ben grt ongelegten 8inperu pers
ben aIttluge @eId0pfe, bic iib ipGter
Su tottloien Menf9en entipidsIn, bic
iiberdll anitoben. &inotr iint
8inber unb gebDren elm fir aIIemol
in bic &inberItube. S9ii9teine, be-
I9eioene ainber iinb Iebr Diel ans
sie6enoer oIs jeue, bic ii9 in tie linz
terbaItung Der @ripa9Ienen ?liI9en
unp llrteils nusipreden. obne grfabs
rung gu beiiben. Die GItern ioIlten
beoenten, oaB &lug6eit unb YlttIugs
belt 5ipeierIei 1T. - 8ieIe ainber,
bic in @egenport 5rember Itu6tern
fino. enttpideIn it9 febr oft 81 tIu=
gen, beiteren, liebenspiirbi9en Wen.
fden. glIttIuge &inber bings9en per.
fen mil oufgef6nappten Hebensarten
@rpo4Ieuer nm ii6, bic IL Ielbit
eigentItdh faum Oeriteben, unb iteben
fpGter re6t oft geiitig inter benz
Sur4fdnitt. Gs lit eutI6isSen beis
fer, penn bic Interchangeable Der
iiin9iten Generation iib longI1m unb
nntiirlib entlpidelt, fpenn ainoer
tinbli6e glnii6ten, bic ibrer @,ltersz
ftufe nngemeien iinb, unb olFo einsig
unb oIIein fir iie pofen, bobsE. 81.
iperben bann olImGbli9 3u he6enss
ipiirbigen, tattbollsn Wlitslisbetn Der
menfdlidben @eieIIT6aft beranna6s
fen, bic 5rsunbe finben, neil iie Iis
su finben inert iinb.
@s lit in bic 6Gnoe Der GItern,
pornebmIih Der Wiutter. gelset, bic
2ieb.nspiirOigteit iGrer &inoer su
f0rbcrn. ipenn lie Fs aur 8sifeiben,
belt oubdIt unb ni9t ItoGs aIIcr 8eIt
eradblt, tpie defenders Hug" asrabe
bos ibrer Sinbsr iit, bos i'm %ustn'
bid anipeIenO unb fofort prn bsm
.istnen Wert iiberseugt 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
8tGb II ng.

Serr unb 5rdu t. t. paden in
@egenipart ibrer gti9te Die peridtez
benen @efdsnte aus, Die iie BON ibrer
italieniIden Reiie mitgsbradt babsn,
uno iiberr.ihen ibr Elm &dft9tn nit
Ger 9uffdrift: vRicoroo". u@o ltegt
benn Nicor6o2" fraste Die RiGte.
Die beibsn StaIienreiienoen marttrn
terssbli6. ibr grinnerun9spermOgen.
.0RicorSo, - Ricoroo" - iagt fdlieBs
Ii6 Srau t. e.. ntpeibte Siioor, =
oos miro Die Stabt fein, mo mir baz
btn segeT.n Die 2asaarOni nit S4inz
fen auf'm 8abnbof"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
Ser 9lniprndj auf SSirtId)aftS=
0elo.
gel0.

8orausgsiebt. buB aIles pobl itebt
- lpiI beiben, oaR 3lp.i petntinftiga
unb lebsnstii9tiee 2eute eiuen 8uno
fiirs 2eben f9lieBen, lit es notpenz
big, bic gebiete feit8uIegta, fir Die
Elm ieoer Oie @e=antlportung iiberz
nimmt. @obleeritarOen, es lit BON
Ioldsn @srbdltniFen bic Reoe, Die
als normale angeIs6en iperSen mill
fen. Dem Mann 1T Die 9ei4affung
Der Mittel fir Die unterbIltung bes
SauspeIens sueeihritben. Die 5rau
Iol nit bisien Wlitteln pirti haften.
Sin perniinftiger Mann ftellt oies
alIes in Qnre4nung. ebe er Die Sobe
oes 8irtf9uftsgeIbes beitimmt, nm
tpenn er gan3 perniinftig TT = nsin,
lpenn beioe berniinftig uno etnii4tss
'boI iinb, sieben fie Die @rfahrun9:n
breier Monate in 8etradt, ebe iie Die
SDbe oes 8irti6oftsgelbes feititellen.
Sang atpeifellps bat eine 5rau, Die
sinsn SausbaIt fiibren fpa, Gnipruh
auf elm ausfDmmli9es Wirtfdaftsz
selb. gli9ts garantiert Srieoe uno
gebagti9tsit in elmer @be mebr ais
oisfes. lln6 eine Sruu foll nit bic
fem @irti6afts9elb, bos lie bedns
fpru9en mi B, getpiHen6uft tpirtz
Tdaften unb ii6 ielbit auliebe Re6ens
lhaft barber ablesen. 2eiber ba@
BEN gans psrniinftige uno rs6tliA bens
tsnOe iruuen Die iibIe 4ngetpObnbeit
bes fogennnnten vShmumuden".
S6mupfenni9e! Wlii ibnen be3ablt
Die 5rau irsenbeinen tIsinen ooer
sroBen Gurus, Deli Iie Iid fonit ni9t
s0nnen t0nnte.
SoI9e fleine unrebli9teiten -
Fe t0nnen ni6t anbers senannt lperz
ben = biloen febr oft Ben Infang
gu Seimlidteiten unb llnreg.lmGBigz
teitsn, Die lalpinsnartig anpa9Ien
rnb f4lieBlid Slid anb gfu6e pers
I9iittsn.
llebtr alien Re9ten unb Sorberunz
gen ftebt nod berItGnoige 2iebe.
Senn oft senus treten 8trbdltniiIe
Elm, baB Der Mann nidt imitonoe lit,
Elm DirtfdaftsgeGo gu geben, pte es
Die Srau perlangtn fDnnte. Das
oann2
@s ift 70 nit ber @be ipie nit
allen 8iinbniFen, bic auf 2iebs ano
Sreue unb 9laaben gegriinGet fino.
Wfit @efeBen uno Re6ten aGIein
tommt man ni6t aus - Die 2iebe
muB bann auIeBt cod nod cen gtuss
fdbldg geben. Sine peritdnoigs Srou
miro niat bas llnm0gGide perlangen.
unb cine Srau, ole ibren Mann liebt,
piro nt6t nur 3eiten Der Rot NIT
tragen, fonoern aud alIes tun, um iie
a63utpenben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
Sas GaraOie8 Der S6ipiegers
mutter.

Die Sopaner baben alles BEL Ii6
in europdifaem Sinne mpoerniIiert:
armee. Sanbel, SnOuitrie, Mooe
ufp. glur ibre .eeele" ni1t. SD
paner unb Sapanerin banbeIn, benz
Ten uno tun tpie lire 8orfabren.
9as 2ebrbu6 iiber ole @raiebung,
oas man einem iebsn iungen MGoden
in Die Sano sibt, iIt Der Snna 9oic
gacu, i'm 18. SabrbunOert auIammens
geiteut hur9 Den pbiloIop6en @ais
bora @4idenn, uuO faBt in 5pan5is
SauptarunOidBen bic pfIi9ten ser
5rou 3uIammen. 3und6it Iteat er
feit, baB Die moralii6en @igenIhaf=
ten ptel mebr pert iino als tDrper=
li3e. n9ie S60nbeit Der @eeIe, +"
Jag er, lift pOrjuSieben ber Oes &Drs
pers. Die Srau, Die feline IbDne
SeeIe beiiBt. bat ltets elm unrubiges
Wefen; iie gerdt leibt in 3orn,
idpdbt unN tIatf1t, lit ntioiI4 uno
eitel."
Sur @be iiber9ebenh, rat Der ias
panifhe pbiIoiopb ben iungen MGOz
hen, alles gu tun, um 0ie S6eiOung
gu permeiOeH, Die in ibrem 2anoe 10
bduftg 1T. gr adblt Die iisben groz
BEN 5rouenfeblcr auf Die er Die Iies
ben S6eiOungsgriinoe nennt. IS
fiirfen peritpBen peroen: 1. Die Sraus
en-, Die ibren S6pie9ereItern nicbt 9ez
borden; 2. Die feline &inoer bu6en;
8. Die gu unsebunoene Sitten bas
ben; 4. Die eiferiiidtig iino; 5. Die
etne fdlimme &rantbeit pie ole 2ez
pra Raben; 6, ole 5upiel f9pnben
unO tIatiden; 7. Die Die glsigung
5um StebIen 6aben. Der I9limmIte
5ebler ober lit, pie Der @erfaFer
teroorbebt. Der llngeborfam ge9en 81:
@6tpie9ereltern. 0arouf tontmt ct
INNER tpieoer 5uriid; .0ie 6rau
Sarf ni4t psrgeiIeu, ieOen Mor9sn
uno ieoen abenb ibre Sdfpiegereliern
gu be9riiben, Sic oarf ni6t gebdiIi9
gesen Iie isin, aud penm Iis II.
idledt bebanoetn, iie 6aTIen uno
ihledt iiber fie Iprs6en; oenn iie
febt nidt ibre Samilie fort. IonOern
Die ibrer S9piegereltern. Die lie besz
tuIb Den eigsnen GItern Dorsisben
muB."
Sierauf adbIt Suna 9oigacu Ole
Yflidten Der 6rau aeeen ibren Sat
ten auf; niemols eiferiiidtig iein, al
len feinen 8efebIen sebor6en, piel ar
beiten, friib aufite1en. ipdt f9lafen
sebsn. 3peierlei oarf Iie fsrner nicbt
aus ben Nlugen IoTen: Sine 6raI
fca niht greue &leioer hnO auffals
Ienoer Sdmud trosen, uu0 Iis odrf
ridt su Dabrfogsrn un6 3au6erern
gsbrd. - gGus aIIsosm iiebt man, 0aB
Sapan uidt bas parabies Der jun
gen 6ruuen, aber ipobl Oas Der
Sdpie9ereIte:n 1T
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

3efInerin: Serr Oottor, ipu
blsibt oenn nur Der anoere Serr, Der
INNER NIT Sbnen gu uns gum
WurIteFen getpmmen iIt9
Ga #: ., Der bat f9on lang ins
9ras gebifen.
&efGnsrin: SeFas! Sit's benn
M0sli6teit! Der biibibe. iuuq..
boffnungspolIe Mann iit aIfo pirts
lid in Der 8liite feiner Sabre... s,
9af #: @esetarier gsiporOen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

bon Der Seite ON unb ging bann
raid bis DOR be pUene 5iii p.z 9tus
bieraimmers: Damn perIpredeu sic
mir. mid frei Iauien 5G IoiisR2"
~glatiirIi4, ba sic mir no0 ni9ts
geitpblen babsn."
Sin breites @rinIen IieB oas Sc
1l9t oes Siebes nod hummer erf6eis
men. @r mar bGBli9 pie Elm sotiz
t4er WoIierlpeier unb feline 2abns
iuaren braun uno fIedig. nOat DIM
gen is iut, !Serr ProfeFor - 90
etnen, nie Sic, trifft man mir off,"
Ser @eIebrte mar an ben G.9reibz
tti9 gegangen, nabm elm 3igarren>
ttit9en uno bielt es benz 0is6 bin:
nSo - nehmen Sic bns nit, es iinb
rob Elm paor brin. llnb bier baben
Sic nod etpas, = (ber Munn bib
nit elmer ipobren @ier auf bos @Olos
ttiid uno itedte es bonn rnI9 IN Ieiz
men StiefeD = -bofiir miifsu Sic
mir ober perIpre6en, morsen in Der
Stobt cine ebrbare 8ei9dftigung gu
iu4en : CD unb nun seben sic. :
9Bie limb Sic bereingetommen2"
Der Sieb mar pIDbIi9 ouf9.po9t:
~Sur4 ct Seniter. Serr @efpimrat
= marten Sc. id mill Sbnsn bd
Ris9sl reporieren. Wiien Ss, i9
mar friiber ems SdIoFersslei!. 4ber
bonn badt id. bat anbers Metier
mar bequemer. = limb neRg man
nal auf bic fdiefe 8abn oHfGnst,
bann rutidt man aud ipeiter. Sf6iib,
Serr Profeior, Sic iino enen ftoa3en
9dr. Sd mill sc nit ipiebs- itDrsn
tommen." - @r mar bur9 sas Sem
tter getIettert unb peri9panb in Der
Ra6t.
Ser Profefor i1Gob IonsIam unb
bsbd4tig gu, iebte ii9 idmhn5elnb
an ben S4reibtifb unb besann feline
glrbeit.
Sine @ierteIitunbe mp9te er 70
gefefen baben, aIs er elm IeiIeS Glops
fen bOrte. Gr bIidte auf unb fob
oas 0etl@t pes Stebes bon auben
gesen bic S4eibe seprebt. Sine
runbe SteIle mar bon ieinen 9ltem
bef6la9en.
n@as 1T benn isBt Gos," faote Der
9rofeFor, oIs er eeDffnet botte.
I'D. entiduIbisen sc, Ser: 9roz
fefor, baB id ipieber ems tpmme, aber
id - i6 ba9t, Serr grofeErr, =
feline Sdnbe fu4ten psrIsgsn in ieis
ner Sof9e - rSeben Sc, iG bott'
bod jet sefunben = ct is min piel,
aber Sc iparen 10 gut au mir - ba
bring i9 ct lieper 0m." ltnb er le9te
Elm tIeines MebaiIlpn auf ben
Sdrei6tiib, Elm @rbitiid bes groz
fefors. Wieber fpoItete bos fumme
Grinien fein breites @eEdt. Limb
bann, 9err Profefor, bott' it mid
ali metn DertSeug mitssnommen in
Der Roofh - unb febn Se, i1 mill
ia ne onitdnbise 8Gbl tpsrbsn = bo
brou6 i'd bat 3eues fir bic S9Iofs
ferei -" 0ono6 perI9paGb er
eiIig gum 5psitsn MaIs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

-4us Ser g SduGt. 2sbrsr
(sum Sdiiler): 0u. 2ebmann. nenn
i9 frage: Der Batter iesnete feline feds
ainosr; iit bas Die tdtige ober leis
benoe Sorm?
2ebmann: Sas 1T sic tdtis. Sprm.
2ebrer: Ridtis! Wie beiBt nun Die
leiOenoe Sorm2
2ebmann: Der Batter fpuroe mi:
feds &inosrn geiegnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

- Cine Sunotgs. @ndoige
taur S06in): nSn Der Speiietemm.r
Tno ia iebt 10 Disle Neite; baben Sic
e!pa Sbre 9erlobung dufgtboben,
5ette?"
Waftti0s. gDirt gum
Sii9en6eD: SEPT babsn Sic alpsis
nal ftatt Shpeinsbraten Gdnie6ras
ten bereingef9ift. Sie osnfen tpobl
beute Den 9dnSen Gag on Sbrs Sraui,
ole Sbnsn untrtu seiporben / ~"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

@ebanttnfpGttter. Ser
rem, pel6e Die Spmpatbie iunser
MGO9sn in bobem @raoe beiiBen, per
lisrsu oft OieieIbe. fobaIo iie ii6 psrs
beiraten.
- Sm Ga fe. Serr: Saben Sic
fidl iiber bie DiBs in metnem neuen
2uitipiel ni4t trant geladt, meine
Damen2
DAME: @eipiB, Dor pieIsn Sabren
f6On!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

- Seine 1lngeGesenbeit.
Sunse 5rau (auf Der Seimfabrt bonn
Gtanoesdmt 5u Dem @dtten, Der ii9
am 9lbeno porber sinen tii9tigen
Saarbud.l eetruntsn): @ber, @buaro,
= am So68eitstae bait Ou einen aas
ter!
sSunaer Mann: Der 9t6t bid
npd ni6ts an, Gina, - hus lit elm
Stieffater, neil ia i'm ihon in Die
Gbe mitbra9te!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

g pIttttr. Sos lit Die bodjit.
nlIer menIdIiden @aben, gliidIid
unol aufrieoen fein, obne Slid 3n
baben!
= 4ng.bra9te 8emers
lung. Sberlsbrer Tin elmer ein8ig.n
&taTe ni6t lpeniger aIs flint naa
mems Miiaer sdbleno, aGles SDbn.
BEN geamten, &aufltutsn, barob CUR
8laFs): Nein. nie mertpiiroig. fiinf
Wiiler uno feline NtiiGle!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
81 aG neitt Gturgi.
gon 9ebba' b. e dlmib.

Won 3 { a b. e dl M / b.
Sc fagt ciu Sells auf 6hem @rruo,
@ralL itiirmumflugcu
Sort toben uub brnilien Sll ndtbtlidlel
Gtuto
Ses Iceres Sugeu.
Sein Sternleiu troiteue. uerGei6eul
ihciut
Iit milScm @eiunfcI,
llin cine irre.tbc Seele neint
SIN groenouilteI.
God nn6t Der @pracu, ba glGtten lid
Sic 5orni9eu @eIlen,
llno aIleS Siiitre entidllpanS. entfpid
Sm 2idIt. I'M beIlcn.
Go beilt Die 3cit NIT Iinrernbcr 5ani
sluh Sdldialsiuinhcu.
llno Strait Die irreube Secle faHb,
llm su geItrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

9lm nG6fen Ibenb las Der 9rps
feiior i'm &reisblott, bob untusit BON
Der Stobt BEL einem Ieinsr 8e=
tannten eingsbro6en unb cine be,
trGdtIide Summe seItoblen norben
fei. Die einSige Spur fsi sine Ieere
3igorrentifts, bic Der 9ieb Suriids
qeGoFen babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

0us SartfIbGen6e
GriB den. (Sdpdbiid.) Mut=
ter: Su, 5riBIe, baIdt au ido' bra
bentt? Ssut ifdt Der Sobestas BON
b'r @roBmama.
6ribls: 9l9 ipas! Soosstas, uu
bess nod! S bi frOb, baB Oia @:z
burtstass : GratuIiererei nun aufs'z
Fort bat, ipo bab', 10 lana T. g.
lebt bat, INNER ora'bentd miiuB.!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
Sin niitlidjer gcrein.

mas ipsinen g benn, 5rou
Rafbarin2"
mSb @ott! SEPT if's gar MINI
mer aus3 baIten, Seben Sumstag
babsn + iebt beim nblaueu 9attsrn"
SiBuag bonn Sparperein, uno 0d
berfauft mein Mann reselmdbig Den
Idlten Woaenlpbn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

-gtu6 elm 9runo. 2umpens
suits (3u elmer 6reunoim: vMit
Dem 9eiraten lpurt' nod. Die guz
ten Partien iinb ia gegenpdrtig ale
sing'ipsrrt!"
Qm 9labe. @at gum
8irt, Ger Die Mab ME poIlIGentD:
nSeute nabt trGumte i6. sic bGtten
bie DAB nal ri9tt9 pollsez
Identt!" - Wirt: nQt9 - SrGume
iino SdGume."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
Gin gebenfen.

Sas iiberreiste Herbenipitem -
Gin b6ier Sbaben Der aultilr;
Srum fIiidtet aud bonn S6reibtiib
man
Sn Die baliamiide Sersnatur.
9tntig nufipdrts an teller 8anb,
Sd tomnit Die Seele ins @leidgeipidti
giur elm gebenien bat bas Sing:
Ser 96rper bIeibt es mGl6ual ni6t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

Der S9neibsr uno S6ubmu6er
treffen fih 3ufdlig pur Der Sir oes
Wluiifers Drummer, um Re6nunz
ger einSutaifieren. aber beim i.besz
maligen 8lingeIn bIdit Ser Muiitsr
Srinnen auf ieiner Suba gang fiirbs
terlid. @nbIib faet Der Sdubmdz
der: SOren g Meeiter, Der 2ump
ipill Ii9 ia Bios bsrlsugnen!
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-11-28
A Sale of Comforts and Blankets

a Sale OF Comforts and Blankets
85c Blankets now sale at...................7 9c
$1.00 Blankets on sale Observation-Disclosures sec
$1.25 Blankets sale at. ............... $110
blankets and Comforts sale at ST 80
60 and Comforts now on sale at. ...... $159
$3.50 Blankets and Comforts sale at. $3.50
So 80 Blankets and Comforts now on sale at . $339
$3.50 Blankets and Comforts now on sale at 1880. $439
$50 Blankets and Comforts now on sale at . $3.50
$500 Blankets now on sale at ..............$ 349
81 so Blankets now on sale at .............. $685.
SO 90 Blankets now on sale at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $840
5000 Blankets now on sale at ...........$9 $685.
65c Feather Pillow. .49c LOO Feather Pillow 500
75c Feather Pillow. Soc IS Feather Pillow $119
ST 30 Feather Pillow 81 80