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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27
CLEANING UP THE DOCKET
Considerable Business Disposed
OF in County Court Monday.
Two Offenders Sentenced for LIQUOR
Selling and Two for burglary
Divorce Case Heard and One
Argument Made.

Chittcnden county court did rushing
business Monday when Judge Stanton
sentenced two offenders for liquor selling,
and two for burglary, heard a divorce
| case and listened to an argument on
| what should be done with the verdicts
Of jurles who report after five minutes
of deliberations
| The latter question came up late in
| the afternoon on a motion made by
! H. S. Peck to have the verdict in the
| case of Francis II. McCalc VS.. Fayette
| H. Taft set aside. The ground urged in
! favor Of this motion was that the Jury
were out only five minutes and could not
possibly have considered in such a short
time all the points which the counsel
made. Judge Peck said among other
things, that such suddenness was a
travesty Of justice. He minated that
to allow it to stand would undermine
the sacred institution of the jury
The attorneys for the defense. Fred l..
Gleason Of Montpelier and ". r. Shaw,
suggested that tn" case might have turned
entirely on the one point of contributorv
negligence which would have made any
further discussion unnecessary. They
also wanted to know what the limit
would be- IF IN" practice we're instituted
of ctting aside verdcts because the
'urN hud been out only five minutes
They Inquired what would prevent John
4:lHd.oy. whose case was also disposed
Of in short order, from coming in and
demanding that the verdict in his case
bc set aside. Tho court took the ques-
ton under consideration, presumably
fearing to decide i too quickly lest
ruling should be attacked on the same
I principle.
The two offenders sentenced for liquor
selling wcrc Bessie Mack of Battery
street, who was ordered to pay the costs
of the prosecution before the first day
Of the March term of court, and William
Fitzgerald, who gets from six to eight
months in the house of correction. Both
had pleaded guilty.
Two young fellows guilty of a burglary
at Milton Charlie Vest, between Il and
is years old, and Philip Peppln. % years
old, We're sentenced. Charlie Vest at the
time of committing the burglary was on
probation for Al similar offense. lie will
go to the house of correction for not
less than one year nor more than two
ON his earlier sentence. Philip Peppin
gets not less than one and one-half years
nor more than two
The divorce case Of Jennie NJ Wells
rs. Lewis Wells was remarkable in that
me parties were married in 1885 and have
seven children. six sons and a daughter
In 1905 it is alleged Mrs Wells left her
husband She is now living on n farm
with her children She was served with
personal papers but did not appear The
case is now with the court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27
What is the GOODWIN Of
Your Business Worth 4?

The favorable attitude of the
public towards "A certain brand
Of goods is an asset which over
shadows those Of equipment
and stock ON hand.
How about your business (?
Does the retail buyer aad the
consumer know your product ?
If your distribution is inter
fered with, will there be a de-
mand for your goods? Will
the public know your product
by sight when it is asked for?
Trained advertising men are
ready to help solve the prob
lens.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27
THANKSGIVING THOUGHTS.

Back to the dear old mother, back to the
kind old dad
Back where it makes no difference what
sort of luck I'VE had;
Back where theyll greet me- kindly. free
from all welcome sham,
Back whore they really want me just
for the thing I am.
That's whcre III be Thanksgiving, back
with the folks once more,
With a mothers hug and mothers kiss
again at the open door.
m tired Of the going forward, I'm tired
of progressive ways,
And | long for this backward journey and
the peace of the bygone days
I'm weary of toilng ever for money and
place and fame.
/ m sick OF the constant bowling that life
is a lighting game
And | long for the sacred sweetness the
calm of the hallowed niche,
In the little home whore /, matters not
whether I'm poor or rich.
I'm weary Of world distinctions, the lines
that are tightly drawn
TO mark off the great from the humble,
the weak from the men of Drawn
The classes of duh and clever, and the
varied degrees of worth
That have grown to seem so important to
men on this good old earth.
And ] long to go back to the real things,
away from the hollow sham
Back where they love m and want m
just for the thing | am
Back. to the dear mo her, back to he
kind old dad,
Back whore, though poor and toilworn. To
see mo They still be glad;
Back wher" ! smile Is honest. back where
kind word meant,
Where JOY is a thing unit inted by selfish
and vain intent.
That's where I'll be Thanksgiv ne. back
at the open door
Where mothers kiss and father's
smile will gladden. the heart once
more
Edgar a. Guest, in Detroit Free Pr S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. +. L. Willis
suffered greatly from asthma and bron-
chitis. He writes: Il got no relief until
| took Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
1t entirely removed those choking sensa-
tions. and never failed to produce an
easy and comfortable condition of the
throat and lungs. j. w, O'Sulllvan. Adv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27
Pianos

Always a most acceptable gift
and one that will please the entire
family. An investment that will
furnish more hours of real enjoy
ment than most anything else Of
like price that could be bought for
the home. Select it early from one
of the score Of beautiful pianos to
be found on our floors now. Terms
to suit the buyer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

a.,,c,, 4.c,.f 500 gaYhn4 n:.,. y.
{ ~ M 49,
;h ~, 49, a.. = ~. ~. ~.
saste ,,,s ,sy 81 msi,, sn,sy non ~ IL a.
I lsaa.au.a =: ~ .11asa ~, ~ -.
tr;nfpn ,,,S ,,oh f,e,,;oer o,,sSms,,e;. q.
fer,n ), ie;n en- feIF6t i;hpr1a,1en
',nn nIg 81, ma,,ih baho,na # f;;;h,+o,,
i'm se;,,e noti;rIid,pn Tp;o,,,,as,, mo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

O. ho,,hp hna HnYIano noa 10000 p;,I
nam spr ssIon,r,e1 m,,raeI. ,a;e I,prr.
T;4e1 a;rhe a;a 0Ihto; SO ceae,,n,SSr.
tine goIeoe 1,ns ga a%snn,,,e{i,,n Hnb
,,,1tpr ipinprt ae;f,,,,a er,ttiittnnsen
gu;e NJ, hen,o,fp mr. rs olbs;h4
i;nsner g5riinS,na Meier glhfei5 ei,p,I
mitteIn,,nft f;;;;r 81 H;SJihor M'i,i;n.
no, !, or;;nSne,, 11,,sar W;id,of hot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Iamfmno5man3i8 Sabre
8tt@of.

&oditebenoer, in Belmont, 81. g.,
erfaBte 8eridt nber aas 25iabrige
8ii9ofS- uno 40iidbrige 8rieiteriubi=
ldltm bes 8tidofs SEQ Sa1, .. g.
g., .. @, lit ser r8alt. @olts55eeii.
fnng" environment.
Scum ltno Die lebten Sl1belfldnge
Ses 25idbrigen @riin66ungsffeites alt1<
fener Mbtei perflungen, 6a brab fibot1
Ole Morgenrotbe eires ttelte1t 6ren-
bentages fir lie an. @ar 6as erite
syubildlm ausi9lieBlib Elm 6amilien~
felt fir uniere Mbtei, 10 lift 5ieies
5peite oielmebr Elm SSl1beltag fir CANA
Morolgaroli1a. De meiiten 2eier
oie{es 8dattes meroen iid pobl- nod
eriinner1 att oas 25idbrige Stiftungs=
feit urierer Mbtei, 6as in biefem
8lotte eIitgebem befdrteben mllr6e.
DieiesmaI tpi6erbanen 6ie SSubelflan-
ee 1i9t nur III 6et frieolid5en &lo.
fterrdil1npen, ~iorbern iie burdidallen
ten garaen 5taat Professionalism. Gs
gift 1tdmfid 6ns 25idbrige SSubildnm
unferes 8iihofes at ffeiern.
Sim nerflolienen 8. De5entber pa-
re1 e 25 Sabre, felt &ii6of &aif
sen &irten6ab ergriffen uut6 Die bi'
lh6fIide 9eitang bes 9a1.aen 5taates
Ubert1on1nten bate, 1ino am 81. De'
oenrber inaren es 40 Sabre, eit e1
gum 8rieiter getDeibt tDlaroe. NrtldB.
ih oiefeg Doppelfeftes mir6 es piel.
ieiidN fit oie n1eiiten 9efer diefez
@Iattes BON Sntereiie fein, ettpas So.
beres niib6er bas 2eben 1.uiereg 81
fbofeg 81 tborer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

tett1 a9addtbiieI nnierer 8iDiIiiatiou
cine feline Organization Idiirlner1ocrs
g,%ornrt6eile lt1t6 nntpiiienbeitm M
ginflnb nber Der iorgianpen 5ttiIn,teIs
meiier grfabrnng tebt uno oub HE
i'm Stotoe III, cine BegiierungsaAfp-
ritdt 81 5tpirgen, 6aB lie llnbapegt.
bleiM iotpobI Bel ser ertpieienen 9bat.E
icde ME Bel 6en @arrungen bon
Qerntnib alno Snteuigen5. Mber es
1T 8eraoe 10 gut an &eforo gu brin-
gen, bab Ole Ansidpeifung bes Sol
eaten melt 1peniger feline 5duIo ilt
els oie Der geieui6aftIiden Gr0nal-,
lei, 6ie geiitiig a.nfdbig iino, e11hpeo1,1g
Die Dinnge az ieben, pie Tie lino, oocr.
iie i'm 2idte Der &ernunft nus5ue-
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
,&0nnte ia11d5en Dor Jrrnbe.
SD mDdte ecSbne1t 6Qrte11 na1s SEN

5iefitet npetres Seraens," ibreibt 6.
9. &aoer bon 2episburg, SO. So,
vffur ben m1noerboQen 6oppeIten Sou
bett, zen m ol1rb electric 8itters bnt-
tie, iroem er mid iouoN bon ei1rem
ldlimmen Sale zines Magenleioens
INTO bon &bamatismus beilte, moran
i'd als bilfslos @eplogten 8ebn Sdb-
re lang lit. gs tam mir Dor, oIs
lei bieier Sal geraoe fir mid ge,
madt." @egen &ortIeibigteit, nn=
oeroallidteit, @elbiubt, lrlo am Dos
Spitem po1r Mierengiften gu befreien
Die &6el1natismus pernriaden, fat
electric 8itters ieines @leider 1ridt.
gerildt es. Sebe 5laide garontirt,
oab iie 8u~uieoenbeit gibt. Sur SO.
@tg. in Molitors Mpot5efe.-Mn8eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

Sim Is. Suit 1849 aIg @obm
idlidter, arbeitiamer GItern in einem
Dorfben maize Bel 2atrobe, @eit-
morelan6 County, @a., geboren, ber-
lebte er cine einfade SSugem. De
gl1ten religioien s@run6iddbe, ole cine
gbamfteniitif ieiner gltert1 tpare1t,
iino bur9 sic iorgfaltige Srgen6+
er5iebltng auf sic @rber ibergegan<
gen. Seire Mattter iherffe 1teben
ibm nod 11er111 onberen @inoern oas
2eben. 5ein Batter beihloB ieine
9ar1fbabn fritz, oIs Ser 8iihof
|falm - Sabre 5abIte. SIN Sabre
1862 begann er feline 5tuoienlauf-
|babn i'm College 81. gincen5, sic ct
iehs Sabre ipdter NIT gldnaenoem
|grfoIge bollenoete. 59on 6amals
mar in ieinem &eraen ser fefh gnt=
idluB gereift, ffiih gart5 benz Dienite
@ottes gu meiben. Ct trat 11anrlid
in Sen 0r6en ein ur6 madte fein
I@eIiibbe ant IL. Sept. 1869. Mit
nelers gnergie un6 Musooater mi6mete
Ter iid Dem stloillm Ser Bbilofopbie
unb GbeologR a1no iein 5treben aoar
NIT grfolg gefront, 1nls er am 81.
Deaember 1872 gum 9rieiter ee1peibd
nur6e. Mm FL. @eibra9tsfeite biel1
er gum eriten M3ale ben menid9etpor-
|oenen &eiIano III iieiir,en nergetpeibten
&dllben a,n6 font tief anbeterb boz
ibm iniben Sttollb rieber. @eIde Sc.
sslnfe11 an 6ieiem 8oge fem SER
9urboratrgen, tpeib er uno @ot1
aaein ober ID nage al bebaupten,
6ab e. fannt pobl geabnt bate tpeld'
|grobes 9agetperf auf ibn tDartete uni
neI6' bobe 8iiirooe Inn nod 81 SDeil
tperoen iout .
seine prieierIide 2aufbabn Sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
BAL. Germans stanbpnnft.

lwsFa4 &Gs5ga# zr@SG54ssS
9eransgeber 6es uN~oroitern!" Beim
Durbleien ser ebitorienen Mrtitel IN
Der Zines" bonn 8. un6 9. saituar
fano i'd aus, bob Der @erauageber in
|a1ngeredter ltto unbiQiger @eie An-
pielnngen mndt nlf 1ie 8eboroe Der.
Gountp : gommtiiidre als @einutntt-
forperffdaft, Damn als perionIide Dit
|glieoer unb ei1em 6ireften Mnfan na1f
BEN 8oriiter, &errn @otpolf0psfi.
8iepobl i6 tpeiB, oab es einen GERM
gen 3ipef fat, einem 8eitungsbero1lg.
geber ibriftlib 5u anttporten 90 er
itets bas leBte @ort m1o cine @ele-
genbeit fat, tpent1 bies feline abiidN
lit, Ole Sbatiaden 81 ner6reben. Sd
aber fible es gu metner &edtferti-
gung, gu Ser bes @errn &omaIfomsfi
|nnb CUR &e6tfertigltng ser gar3e1r
8eboroe als cine 8flidt, bieie a1,eabe
3m MAIDEN, 1amit oas 8oIf nit oen
Sbatladen in ser N1rgelegenbeit be-
fanh tper6e. 9a ser vGimes" eoito-
rieue Mrtttel an6eutet, 5oB sic Be
iid ourh @errn &opaIfopsfi
rbeitimnlen~ Lief, muB ib iagerl oab
Dies cine abiolute nntpabrbeit lit, 90
@err @o1palfopsfi int @egentbeu fei-
nef Stamopnnft in ser Mngelegenbeit
oobin argab, 6aB, iotpeit es i'm otpee-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27
Sia taHsenosr 8tlrsn.

Sn alien 9ssen6sn Der Groe gfst
es feltiame 6elsgruppierungen unk
StsinssbiIbs. ole auf ibrsr unferen
Stufe nur nit einem ipin5igen Sell
i6rer Baiis om 8ooen boften, 70 baB
fie lei9t in f9uutelnoe 8epegung su
rerTeben fin6, obne oab lie babel ins
RutI6en fdmen. glller bieIer merit
iuiirbigsn 9ebilbe sr6bte uno I9Dnfte
Mertipiirbisteit 1T Der rtanSenbe sgels
fen" in Der orsentinif9en prpbina
9uenos 9lires. @inen 9egriff BON
Der @r6be bieIes &oluHes tann man
Iib MAIDEN, tpenn man ii9 einen &ez
gel BON Der S0be zines sfpeiIt0dissn
SouIss boriteat, OeFen @runofld9e
s!pd Ole @rend zines mGbig groben
3irfus biloet. Siebt man aus Der
i5erne oieIen Steintolob auf elmer
6ld9s, bic foum grOBer 1T als bic.
bic Elm glefantenfuB bebedt, balunsies
ZEN, 70 miibte man permuten, ben GeIs
fen i'm nG9Iten glugenblid gu Sal
ItiirSen gu febsn; unS bod baftet Der
aoloB feit unb piosritebt Sturm unb
Regen. 9tnoererieits aber 1T bic Ries
ienmaFs 70 bslpesItd, oaB Die gerinss
tie 9sriibrung bur9 einen Wenf9en
lie leiie ihpanten mddt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27

itnb nit einem Rud mari er iid
berum unb brebte mir bas @eii1t
au, bieies @eii9t nit ben traurisen.
erniten glusen.
nSa, Sub. man iolI ibr feline 9tn,
flagei9rift boraus ma9en,, aber =
id tonnte. tonn iie ni9t Dergeiien.
gfun bate iie fppbI mein iein mos
gen, nber bate i9 pobl 9lGNung
hoben mDgen Dor ibr2. limb bic
Sie6e, bic bat baran ausrunbe seben
miiilen. 49,. SD mar arm, nun bin
i9 reid; fpas liest mir odran, db. -
Die Dual audte iiber fein @eIi9t,
uno feline 9lueen tpareu grOB unb
ftarr. So. i'd baIie iie. baIIe iie,
lpie ben Sob. ..." @r fliiiterte nur
nod. limb nun ruff mir bic 2eute,
Sub, i4 mill geben. -"
Sin S9Iu65sn ging bur9 ben
Raum, bart uno Nib. Der roIenbe
S9mera Der in ben 4rnoutentGmps
fen bart geipurbenen WlGnner fam
gum Sur9bru9 nit elementorer Sc
malt. 8on jebem 3ug Elm Mann,
troten lie por ben itsrbenben General,
Elm leiier 9Gnbebrud. Elm inches duff
beulen pie bos zines eei6laeenen
9unoes, bann sinsen iie fpieber, nit
I'm S9mer5 bertrampften sGuiten.
llnb tein 10 @ott mill" tam mebr
iiber ibre 2ippen; nun ipiirbe es Elm
Ra6etrieg fperben.
gs NOR fill i'm 3eIt; nur bas ga0.
6eln bes Sobnunben Hang unregels
mGBis bin unb pieber. gDie Elm
leu6tenber Sonnenfled fentte Iid Der
groBe gOlbene Orbensftern auf Der
8ruit bes Generals. Wlit einem fill
len 2G9eIn I9lug er bic glueen ouf
uno itrib tpieber borii6er bin. r9as
SO9fte, mas i3 errsi9en fonnte, bic.
fes Stiid6en MetalG = es fpIlte
mid sliidli9 ma6en. :" Gr FAB
iinnenb Dor iid bin, pdbrenb bi.
S9dtten bes SObes f9on iiber ibm
| fbpebien.
rRun seb ou9 0u, CUB, nur auf
einen 9lueenbIid. -"
Sd sOserte, ibn ieBt ALIEN 5u loI.
fen, mo Der Sob bic Sanb nad ibm
ftredte. aber ba tom pieoer Sas
alte, bdrte 9limmen in feline 9lusen.
p9eb. -"
Sn ipenigen Minuten mar i6 pies
Der bel ibm. Gang lag sr ssitredt,
friebli9 unb ld9elnb. 0es Sultans
tapferiter @enerol mar tot.
Wtein Sub tntrfdte auf einem
Stiid9en MetnlI. sc mar Der Srs
ben. Gr fdbien beruntsrssfallen su
fein, unabii9tIi6. 9tber bo, mo er
geleaen auf Der 8ruit 9fdaFer 2lfs
iabzpafhas. Iagen iebt bic fpa6ss
blei9en Singer, unb iie umT6lofIen
elm Bib; bas Bib berienigen, bic er
pera4tete unb nidt perseffen fonnte.
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Der @aIesa bon W,asHmppiR.

Gs lit 6emertenspert, ipie fiirIorg>
lt6 Srisori9 l. on feinen Sobn, Den
&ronprinSen Jrib, mad ieiner 4uss
TDbnuns badte, trobbem er ibn 18
Mpnate pprber nod nit benz Spbe
bsorobt bate. Der &Dnis fiir6tets.
oab iein Sobn Bel ieinem gintreffen
in geu Tuppin an bic furhtbaren
5cee por &iiitrin erinnsrt fperben
tSnnte, tpenn er baielbit einen @uIsen
al @eiidt betGme. Dieter @aIgen
ftono in 9iuppin auf Dem nsuen
Marft, uno an ibm ipurben bamaIs
Die 9eIerieurs als fparnenbss 8ets
Tpiel ouTeebGngt. Sn einem SRes
ltript, oatiert ppm "a. mai 1882
nerfiiste Der 80nis. por Der llebers
Iicbslung bes 8ronprtn5en.
Der @dIgsn foil aus Der Stdbt
bsrausssidafft. aud bic poIIiIaben
an ole Nlauer seieBt unb allie
S6lupftocber susemd9t fperoen.
WuB aIles seeen Den 20. SUM- fsrtis
Fsin. 9lu6 foil ods Saus oidt BET
hss Sbriiten BON Wree1 Audrtier,
f. Der &ronprinS gu Sero 9oiiierst.
yetorig aptieret iperoen.
DAP oel aOnig aud bel biefer @ez
legenbeit fir bic geborige Reinlidteit
in Ruppta Su forgen bemiibt mar. Bee
fpsiIt eine Srber bonn Sage oaraut
Die psrfiigt:
.Das Bring @ilbeImiTds Reeis
rent foIl am 1. Suni aus Tsu.Rups
pin ausmdri6ieren. Damn Iplf
aItidb Der &Otb aug Der Stdot ees
Idofft uao Die SGufer. Die nod nidt
abs.pubt finb. foIIsn ubgspuBt pers
Ssn.",
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Scr oaufls e@atten.


@on SuIie 9auer.
flleter meineu grSenfreuben
2aecrt iid) eiu ermi Gefieber;
Bebmut 6eibt Der buntle Sdatten,
Ser bur5 ale meine 3ieoer
Elattert b0rbar ober leiIe;
Sb i6 Indbe. pt i'd ipeine,
Srrmer it's bieieIbe Beiie.
Sod nidjt ie6er bat ben S6liiiieI
Hub nibt ieoer mag periteben.
NaB ourd1 ale meine 2ieber
9te reranng'n nen Sdner5eu iueben;
Senn iie b0ren MIR bic Sreube.
Dem fie boren nur oas 2aden
1lnb iie merfen uidts bonn 2ei6e.
elber benen, Die eetrinten
Bon benz bittern Born Der Sdmer5eu
9Sir6 es fuie elm g6o rali1den,
1lnh es baIlt III ibren Ser5en;
Sie nIGein beritebu mein Singen,
9eun Der buntle, graue S1ntten
Streift iie Iciie nit ben S6pineen.
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@tffl pidtiauna. s

gef9pi9tiguns. Wlu'
iiter (pOr O,r Srdeiter proouttion
GrgerIi9 iein 8aloborn probiereno.
ipel9es in rGtielbafter WeiIe peritopft
iit. GnoIi9 geIingt es Der Sraft iei<
ner 9unss, 6ur9 gsipaItises 9IdIen
bas SinOsrnis gu bebeben, unb elm
9ering fliegt bod ilber Die 8Opfe
Der perT9mibt lahenben &ollegen.
INN natiirIi6 auf bas RotenpuIt oes
9irigenten su fullen.)
.9omerpstter," ruff bisfer aus.
als er gern6e bel feinem Gintritt OIes
fen SGabernad erbIidt. npos fino
oGs fir miferable Streids bier9"
Muiitsr GhneIl sefubD: Ydr6pn.
6err &upellmeiItsr, Elm tlsinss MiB'
beritdnonis, i'd pollts cine &IsiHis@
lei. aus n2obensrin" bIaTen, Itatt
oeiien purbe Der fiisgenoe SOlldus
Der" baraus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27

@us Der &in6erfube.
Der ileine &urt. Der iiinsit gum sr@
ften Wlole sebOrt bat, baB Sott ben
WenI6en aug @roe gsfduffen babe.
ftebt am SenIter, reibt feline SGnoe
unb betrd9tet iie Oann aufmertiam,
reibt iie tpieber uno beiiebt iie tpieosr.
Damn itiirSt er pl0bli9 our Wiutter
unb ruff: ~Mdmd, bier tann man
feben, bab Der Menfd pirtlib aus
Gros semd6t lit = tpenn i'd 10 reibe,
eibt es INNER fIeine @rotliimp4en
Sipifden ben !Sanben!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27
afier ,ino @tIfe.

9ie gliter iprah sur ReTte:
.8ib @u mir 9einen Duff,
9ab lit, ipem i'd cinit ipelte,
9iod iterbenb ipiir5' bic 2uft.
3nr gliter Ipradj bic ReIfe:
.@ib Define 9auer mir,
Sab i'd 70 raid uiht ipeIfe
@eb' germ ben Suft bafiir."
60 it's i'm TeuihenIeben:
Raht Dir Die giuigfeit.
8iirb'it 2u Seiu 9eites eeben
Sir eine Spanue Seit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27

Der @raf ssigte ieinen @Giteu uns
ter 6sn 9Gumsn cine Sante (5unns),
ipelde spDlf Mann psrgsblib gu uma
faifen ii9 bemiibten.
lin ipas ii9 duf Der aansIsi oIles
orebts, mar Elm aanSisirab (raD.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27

@issrI: rqeb, sic iino Siers
mnlers a0nnen sic aud einen af<
fenpintIder malen9"
@aler: rSeipiB. bite nebmen
Sic plab!"
The Caucasian., 1913-08-14

A handy and easily made rack for
holding brooms and brushes Is shown
in the accompanying sketch. 1t con-
sists Of strip Of one-half or three
quarter inch board three or four
inches wide and Of any convenient
length and as many hooks as there
are implements to be hung up. The
holders for the brooms may be made OF
stout wire about four inches long and
bent so that slight pressure will force
them apart 30 the broom may be re-
moved or replaced. By such an ar
rangement not only are all brushes.
brooms. etc. In one place, but in as
compact space as 1t is possible to
keep them.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-14
ap.oh.tti with Toast Points.

To cook spaghetti In the Italian
method-with sticks unbroken-is sim
pie. The kettle, large one, is well
filed with salted water. While at a
rapid boil the long sticks, held to-
gether In the hand, are gradually low
cred into the water. As they soften
and bend they are boiled round until
entirely submerged From fifteen
minutes to half an hour will be re-
quired for cooking, according to the
thickness OF the sticks and the quality
Of the wheat used. When tender the
spaghetti should be drained In colan-
der and cold water poured through It
to rinse or the loose starch. II to be
kept for several hours or longer be
fore being used It should be covered
with cold water. When used 1t Is
drained and reheated In a tomato,
milk or brown sauce or simple but
ter dressing. TO any one OF these graf
ed cheese may be added IL desired.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-14

'er section 2, township 20, range 46
as described in petition as follows:
beslIlnlns at the northeast corner of
NORTHWEST quarter Of southeast
quarter Of section 2, township 20.
range 16, run thence south 6GO feet
llleilce east 36lA feet, thence north
ooo @ leet, thence west 364h feet 10
Inc place Of beginning, with the
buildings and improvements there
oil sad property seized as belong
ths 10 the above named defendan,
alla TO be sold to pay and satisfy
s'les nebt as specified in said writ sav
~ lfie sum Of eleven hundred and
seventy and no-foO dollars with t,.a
per cent per annum interest there
in !, from the 4th day of May 1912 un-
VI pad, and all costs Of this suit
]. P. FLOURNOY
Sheriff, exc Of1ieio Aucfioneer
Caucasian, July q, 1913.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-14
Silt,.ifr's Sale.

No. II ,226-In the First judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La:
Ganme & Co. vs.. Frank Tornlin-
SON.
By virtue of writ of ficri racias
to me directed from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court of Cad
do Parish, La, in thc above num-
bered and entitled suit. I have seized
and will offer for sale at public aiuc-
ton for cash and according to law
at the principal front door lof The
court house of Caddo Parish, La,
during the legal hours OF sales, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6, 1913.
An undivided one-eighth interest in
and to fractional northeast quarter
of southwest quarter Of section 20,
township 20, range Is, and also eight
acres in northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of northeast quar-
The Caucasian., 1913-08-14
cIvmer Back With stallinos.


Otis Clyner is back playing for the
manager who gave him his first chance
in really fast company-George Stall
lings. 1t was in 1909 that Clymer, last
spring referred to as a promising
youngster'' by President Murphy Of
the Cubs, Joined Buffalo. then managed
by Stallings. He came from the Tri-
state league. With Buffalo Clymer
played such good bah that Pittsburgh
secured him. but at the very start OF
his major league career he broke an
ankle and was out for the rest Of the
season.
Then Joe Cantillon. managing Wash
Ington, secured him from Pittsburgh,
and after stay with the Senators he
followed Cantillon to Minneapolis.
Clymer's ankle, broken some years
ago, Is still incased in a bandage. but
1t does not appear to have bothered
him In his work on the bases, for he
was leading run getter and base
stea1er In the association. He did not
meet expeetat tions with the Cubs this
year, however, and was released to the
Boston Braves
Manager stallings has not yet decid-
ed what he intends to do with him,
His outfield Is already well taken care
OF, and 1t is possible that Clymer was
taken on with the intention Of sending
him to Buffalo. II 50 he will have COM
pleted the circle and returned to the
club where he made his first real show
Ing and incidentally play under the
leadership Of Derby Day" Bill Clymer.