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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-12
OLD WOMAN Is BURNED
TO DEATH AT lAP0RTE
10 News-Times.

Special 20 NeWS-Ilmes.
LAPORTE, Ind. Nov. 12.-Mrs. G.
+. Hebbe. aged so, OF Wanatah. was
fatally burned Tuesday night when
her clothing caught fire. Her husband
found her seated In a chair with the
flames playing about her body Mrs
Hebbe had lighted a lamp. her clothes
catching fire when she threw the
match into basket filed with waste
paper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-12
GREETS FARMER BOYS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-Twelve
box farmers. winners of a prize con-
test held in Lancaster county. Pa.
called on Pres. Wilson Wednesday
They We're introduced 10y Rep. Griest
of Pennsylvania.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-12
AMERICANS SAFE.

VERA CRUZ, Nov. 12.--All the
Americans. numbering 90 persons, in
the town of TuNpam, which is beins
attacked by a large force OF rebels.
were safe Tuesday afternoon. Two
American -warships, the battleship
Louisiana. and the gunbost Wheeling.
are riding at anchor in the TuNpam
harbOr. Tuxpam Is 145 miles north
west of Vera Cruz.
The United States consul here Tues
day received a telegram from the
American consul AT Tuzpam. Arthur
g. Payne, in which the latter esti-
mated the attacking force To number
1000 men. The consul said the gun
boat Wheeling. which had been hur-
riedly dispatched from Vera Cruz
Monday. arrived AT her destination at
O'Clock Tuesday morning. he added
that the Americans in the. town had
not been harmed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-12
MULAI HAFID ESCAPES

TANGIER. Morocco. Nov. l2-Ev-
Sultan Mulai Haiid has escaped from
the tribesmen who captured him ou
the way 10 Morocco and has arrived
there safety.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-12

Subscribers for either edition OF
The News-Times will confer a
favor upon the management by
reporting promptly any lateness or
irregularity in the delivery SER
vice. Bell 2100-Home 1851.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-12
THE WEATHER

TNDIANA-Fair. slight
" warmer tonight. Thurs s
Qay unsettled.
LOWER MICHIGAN
Unsettled tonight and
Thursday, warmer tonight
M east portion.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
Register Election Day.

Please take notice that any
one who possesses the legal
qualifications of an elector,
and was not registered at the
last general election, or for any
other reason is not registered
to vote at the Local Option
Election to be held in this
county, Wednesday, June 4th,
1913, may register with the
Judge of Election on election
day. The several Judges Of
each precinct in this county
have been supplied with suffi-
cient registration blanks.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
TOO CARELESS ABOUT
APPENDICITIS HERE

Many local people have constipa.
tion, sour stomach or gas on the stom
ach, which may turn into appendicitis
at minutes notice. They should
at once take simple buckthorn bark
and glycerine as mixed in Adler-i-ka,
the new German appendicitis remedy.
A SINGLE DOSE helps almost IN
STANTJ4Y and stops further danger
because it seems to draw off all
the old impurities from the system.
Sold by H. M. Moore Co., Druggists
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
STATE OF IDAHO


i. Memorial Day is made !
! holiday by our laws and will I
\ be generally observed as such, :
\ by our people. 1t will not be +
\ inappropriate, however, for me =
< to invite public attention to :
< this day and particularly to \
! the character of exercises =
< which should be observed =
< thereon.
< 1t is oftimes referred to as =
!. the Soldiers Sabbath. 1t is a :
+ day set apart on which to pay =
/ honor and respect to the men, =
< cry of those men, living and =
/ dead. who in the hour of our =
!. greatest national peril freely =
\ offered their lives and honor
+ upon our country's altar in Or
\ der that it might continue to =
\ live. 1t is a day sanctlfled y
!. by devotion to duty, to the call =
!. of country to the highest :
!. ideals of patriotic service, and +
!. it is. therefore, day on which =
!. public and private observances =
!. should partake of religious
! character; all unseemly games =
! and noisy sports and shows =
!. which serve to distract atten- :
! ton from the sacredness of the =
1n G
I Let us place flowers upon
< the graves of the departed, =
!. let us add something of pleas =
I ure TO the lives of those of =
< that grand old army who Sill =
!. remain with us, and let us =
< seek to inspire in our children =
!. the same patriotic love of =
!. country and devotion to duty
!. which animated those noble =
!. men of an earlier day. +
!. In Witness Whereof, l have =
< hereunto set my hand and :
\ caused to be affixed the great \
< seal of the State of Idaho. 4
! Done at the capltOl IN BOISE, y
< Idaho, this twenty day =
( of May, A. D. 1913.
4 JOHN NJ HAINES, =
+ (SeaD Governor. \
K BY the Governor-Attest: \
!. WILFRED L. CLIFFORD, !
/ Secretary of State. \
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
ELECTION DINNER.

Mrs. T. l. Mcmahon entertained
the S. s. c.. Friday afternoon OF
last week. at her home in north Ricl
field. number of ladi-s were
present. especially from cut Of town.
and a delightful Afternoon was en-
joyed by all. A literary program
CT mere than usual merit was pres
entod, and the refreshments were
Of the finest. The Club will send
two delegates. Mrs. Gcrow and Mrs.
Phelps, to the Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs at We'ser, June 10th.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
Preserving Cuano Deposits.

Four centuries ago tile Incas of
Peru, wise in their generation, pro-
tected and conserved the guaDo de-
posits of their empire. Since then
100000 tons of guano have been
removed and some of the deposits
have been completely exhausted.
Now Peru is initiating the wisdom Of
the Incas, and has adopted measures
to conserve and perpetuate the sup
ply of this invaluable fertiIizing ma
terial.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
Buy your Binding Irvine of
j. A. Youngkin Implement Co

D. n. L OulShl ILL PiShiShe W.
Mrs Quet Johnson left Tuesday
nccn for visit Of month or SO
at Salt Lake City.
We have Cattle and Hog, Paint
ed Barb Wire in stock Iowa Lum-
Der Co.
w. A. Ducker travelling auditor OF
the Gem State Lumber company, was
a Richfield visitor a few days ago.
Watch H. M. Moore & Co. s
windows for Bargains in Fancy
China.
For reliable piano tuning, address
Ernest Wennstrom, Gooding For
merly at Chickering's
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
Twins in Common SUFFERING.

Darwin has recorded a French case
of two twin brothers, one living in
Paris and e. , other in Vienna, who
were attacked by rheumatic ophthai-
mia at the same moment. Each was
certain, when consulting specialist,
that the other was suffering from like
complaint, and mentioned the fact
Subsequent letters confirmed this.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
Law of the Harvest.

The law Of the harvest is to reap
more than you SOW. Sow an act and
you reap habit; SOW habit and you
reap q habit; SOW habit and you
reap character; SOW character and
you reap destiny D. Board.
man.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29

Mrs Dr.. Davies returned the last
&C last week from visit to Boise,
We will have Binoing Irvine for this
years crop. J. A. Youngkin Imp. Co.
Vote Dry fer the good Of the
family and ci the family pocketbook
Andrew Paulsca, out on the Paul
sen place north OF town, is repo. t
ed i'll.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
I'M Richfeld in
. Paragraphs


r. J. Lennon made a b-s'nsss
"Trip to Shcshone Monday night.
Our stock Of woven field fence il
complete and prices are right. Iowa
Lumber Co
c. NJ. Hardin left Monday for
Pose. where he expects to remain
fcr some time.
Miss Tress McMahon expects to
lca7e the last of the week, ios ii
visit Of several days in Shoshone.
Thoroughbred White Leghorn chick
ems and Indian Runner duck eggs for
sale. Call ON Niels NJ Johnson, Mar
ley, Idaho.
W. A. Denecke has leased the Kno
cottage, On Banncck street in the
north part of town, and is pre-
pairing to move there to live, Satur-
day.
We are disposing of our large
stock of Fancy China at prices
unheard of. Come in, look them
over and be convinced.
H. NJ. Moore & Co.
r. d. Crothers was taken down to
Shcshone Tuesday morning, fer M
cal examination, Dr. Dill, his cd
family physician, coming up for him.
He has been a'ling for some time
past.
PREF. Gcrcw has accepted a posi-
t.-n in the office Of the Idaho r.
rigation company, and will do indo r
work this summer instead Of run
ming his farm as he had expected tc
do
M. A. Wood, who is employed in
tie Byrne Brothers sore, has
bought the Hoerbert place south Of
tho track. ard moved his family
there ca Saturday. He had been
living in the Reeves cottage en-
the north side.
Mrs. X. G. Phelps is the Rich
field delegate to the state Sunday
School Association convention, which
met in Boise last week She will
probably visit fer a few days in
the Boise valley, before returning
home.
~ Wheaton, who has been cen
fined to the house with an attask
OF spo.ted fever. YVES able to be up
a1.d dress himself Monday, though
he is not yet able to be out, and
is far from being ready to go to
work. Dr. Harris has brought him
through in fine shape.
Miss Eastwood, Of Chicago, is hersl
for vacation visit with her sis
tor. Mrs. Hugh Fentcn, living near
town. Miss Eastwood is one of the
head book keepers in the Mont gom-
cry Ward & Co. sore in Chicago.
and has a force of IS accountants
under her.
Mrs. Mcmahon en.e tainsd the
ternc-n. They arranged to give a
public dinner, election day. to which
every body a the Richie tract
IS inyi6ed. These dinners are a
ways worth more than they s-ll To-,
beth in quantity and quality OF
service. and in go-d fellowship.
w. B. Hardwick, a printer Of the
old sChccl who has BEEN in Rirh-
field two or three times before, and
has a good many friends here was
one of the REGARD force for a fzw
lays Of last week and the first of
his week. He spent the last win
-er in New Mexico, though he is
'eally a resident CT Idaho, and his
claimed Richfield as home fer a
ong time past; almost ever since t
he Recorder was established. {
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
Low prices in Silver Ware for
one week only.
H. Nj. Moore & Co.

Mrs. Charles Lumb, OF Slcslone,
visited Sunday with Mrs. John Lem
mon q Richfield.
Mrs. w. e. Billings, living north
Of Richfield, received word this
week CT the death Of her mother,
in Connecticut
A. Jacobsen was in town Tues
day, for the fist time in several
weeks He and his sors have been
putting in fine lot Of crop ON
.heir farms northwest of town.
" T. Taper came up from Sho-
shone Sunday morning, after at
lending brief meeting OF the
county commissioners. He went
down to Shcshcne Friday night
Every thing must go---we need
the room---China, Cut Glass and
Silver Ware. Prices that will
make you sit up and think. Look
at our window display.
III. M. Moore & Co.
V. V. Bower started Wednesday
Ladies Aid Society Wednesday af-
Tor trip OF several days to Good
ing. He droye down, and may leave
the team there for few days af-
ter his return.
EIeotion at the R ecorder office,
Wednesday, Vote Yes to pro-
libit the sale Of liquor in Lincoln
aoanty The community hasn't any
money to spare to support a saloon;
/ is a constant incentive to spend
mcaey yea dent have to spare.
Van Gossett received telegram
rom Joe Schlberg, stating that he
lad arrived in Denver On the sad
dsst Of all sad missions to take
back to her cd hcme the dead body
Of the bride he brought away from
there SO short time ago.
Mrs. Isle and children leave on
Saturday for a visit to her parents
lcme in Blue Springs, Nebraska,
ard to her two brothers in Belle
gille, Kansas, and Lincoln, Nebras-
ka They will be gone for several
weeks; possibly most OF the sum
mer, until school crens in September
Some of the Richfie,d people
nave water delivered to tn { if hcmes,
ircm the RUM imam water system
cast CT town. That water is taken
rom deep well, and especially for
he sumner is oooler and more de-
3irable than that from the city hy-
lrants.
Ladies are requested 10 keep in
mind the Rest Room" in the frcnt
Il the Re-c-der office The Wo>
mans Club has stocked the place
vash Lot CT attractive reading
natter, with comfortable furniture
md the necessary toilet accessoci. ;
lfter a long, dusty ride in the ccun-
ry; and really there are few more
comfortable places in town than the
ven shaded rocm. 1t is open to all
and children, and an urgent
invitation is extended t. all those
rom cut Of town to make use of
he place for their convenience and
cmfcrt
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-05-29
CHURCH NOTICE.

Sunday School at 1920.
Preaching at 11:30.
Evening service at 1880.
c. C. PRATT, Pastor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
Stabtratb.

Sn Der Ssreitas Slsuns oes Staot'
ratheS 9elau9ten bic perlhteoenen Ser'
beiierunaen ,ur Sprahe, welde man
ourt cine proietlirts 8OnOaussabe pom
1868 800 MAIDEN wtl ; barunter be ftu'
ben lit elm itGOtiihes Jtolhiall 2oipttal
,ur Bebanoluns uOn anitedenoen Sranf'
beiteu, NutOmObll fir Boli,eioienft,
Gerbelisruusen i'm 6euermebr Departes
ment, unielirOiides Se9en uon Poli,ei
uuo Ssuermebr Drdbten. perihieoene
Abbllis Ab,uasfandle uno Nusriiitun9
uou SpislplGsen. Wtan uerI6Ob ie'
bod wsitsre @rleoiguns. bic man ourh
Controller @lisle eriabren bat, Dts bod
man iiberhaupt 9eben bari.
@iue Blttihriit fir cine Bride bon
Jtap aug tarf nab Der Sioieite mnros
uon Bhrgsrn Der Sii6isite ein9ereiht
unb babel an Die Sfferte uon W. Us.
SCRANTON erinnert. Delher $4,000
ueriprah, menn feline StraBrnbabn on
Rioae Rom erlaubt wiro. Die Waihs
burn Strase Yiaouft 8orla9e fam aud,
our Spruhe. isOOd usridob mon weitss
res. bis ieitseitsllt oh Die Scranton
0inilmup @Ompunie iif) auh bethsilt9sn
mill. wenn iie Weserehts erbdlt. Die
Steusrerbebun9s SrOinan3 NIT elmer
Dilnase pon 6 81 muroe eno9htti9 be-
Iltdiiat. Sine Hiltlhrift fir ein xihi
Ian Aonins 9gDsune nllb 4kounlamn
Straes marc porseIeet Gn 9omtte
uon Der 2f. Naro eriufte UNI bic Jit'
ueniruneslinie iiir Blpn Wiawr uno
OartmOutb StruBen. iOouB Seitsnwe9s
9elest Dno bic Struben in elnen paliir'
barren 5u1ano ssiest nerosn tonnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
Spbe 4arf " cttsen.

- Babislam Mae,utsfi uon SiOro
Wfain auenue. Der unseieslihen Proris
pOu Wteoisin ihulbig befunoen. pnros
am Sreitus Su 5000 Strafe uno Den
Soften uerurtbsilt. @r muroe ihon
friiber wessn sinsm slsiasn Serseben
nm $10O beitraft.
- Der 2a Sabre alte Sobn Slugu
pon bsier Ssite. nelher 6Oiie Saeosfl
pon Der Siioisi unter einem Stiratbe'
periprehen perfiihrte. wuroe Sreitag
i6ulois befuubsn uno oann au ishs
.Dtonuten @efdnsniB psrurlbeilt. oa oit
@elhworenen unter ben umitdnoen bic
b6hlte Wftloe empfahleu.
- Der 26 Sabre alte Chauffeur
stephen uborfa uon 8roabwap. wel'
der an9eblib aus Der @eor9e US. Wat'
fins @arass on 3reBler court iif per
lhieoene msrthuOue autOmobiltbeile an
elynete, murbe am Oonneritag auf otI
antlase oss @inbruts Intsr $500 Bar9
ibait gum Pro3sB sebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
Mprb Serantpn.

- Die Ysrm6btun9 uon i5rdnlsin
Selen &. Wtans uno Charles S. Spar.
rom, friber pou Sreen &lose. welde in
,sreberid, Wiarglono, itattfano, IN au'
9sfhnbi9t woroen.
- Der 25 Sabre alte 3edenhaHos
lanaer Omen Wllllams uon Shurd)
ausnue uno Eheobore Strnse. welder
bic Ssmobupeit bat. iih auI,uhangen.
menn er eimas benebelt lit. murbe am
Samitag 9iohmlttag we9en 2rnnfen'
belt uerbuitet unb sInssitsdt uno cine
5tunoe ipdter madbte man Die @ntoeds
ung. oas er iid tn Der 3elle nit msbre-
rem Taiheutiidern an ben @iienitan9en
aufaehduet battle man bsfrslte ibn aus
islner eeiGhrlihen Sage. aber es oansrts
nur cine meitere StnnOe. als CT mieoer
einen Ysriuh mahte. inoem tr ietn
0smo uls Strtd bennste. OitieS Wfal
mar er idon beiinnun9stos uno elm
arst muBts aerufeu msroen, um ibn mis'
Der Sur Beiinnuns 3u brinsen. um
eiuen meiteren Selbitmorooerin6 sn
pereitsln. iiberwadlte man ben Wfann
baum Die sanSs 9la6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
500 8etcbuuua 500.

Die esir bisisr .j,ituua psrpsn 1G frsusr, iu
srfabrsn. baB 20 psniafsns stns atfurtitis
Sranibsit gitbt, tpslbt bic 9elfsnbaft in al
ibrtn Stufsn tu bttlsn i'm Stanrs NJ; Sdne
tatarrb Sur II rit stniss isBt pr Grjtlttttn
B,npul6afI bdannie ppittps Sur. 8aiarrb tr
fUresvt ais zine aenftiutionstTaHEptii rIue rpn
liiiunUntus SsbaHblu a. Saa's aatarrb SuI
pub innsrlicb etupmmeu uub ptrii etrtfi aui
pas Slut uub BIT i6dmtesu btraatsn 6
Spntms, pnbuTb bic @runtIaat Ter 8raufbst
V itGrene uue tfm paIisnen 9rafi esbsnp In
BEN ht bic SUnhliutiou ets aSTpsrs auftau
uub btr giaiur ,u ibrsm Bsrts btIfl. Die Gte
tnIbhmtr babtn 10 ptsl 8rtrausn Iu tbren Sttl
Erafisn lbab fs tIubuEbri DeGlars gslrbD Duns
fur itptu Bal anbletn, ben iit su furirtn vsr.
ftbltn. 2aei Su6 sint eilts ppn .3susnilItr
iommsn. Wan aprtiiirt;
8. ). Gbsntp & a., 5elseo, ..
sag 8utaufi Upn allen appibsfsIR, 75G.
Rsbmd 54a's SamtIun piIlsn fur gsriiupfuna
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20

- Su elmer Snmftae abaebattsnen
Sisuns Der @ountD 9Ommiiidre wuroe
Die Stsusrsrhtbun9 fir 1918 auf 239
.Diius anseisst, gssen 3.01 Dtlls in
1912.
- Die dr3tlide griifuns Der Sdul.
fiuber bat er9eben. on6 nabelu fiinf3i9
BrO.ent oerielben on ir9enO elnem feb
ler leioen. ipeiieu Der au9eu, Sbren.
0alS uno 9iaie
@onaro 0alligan Don Der 8. Daro,
ole 8efiser elmer Spielb6lle angetlagt.
bstauute iid am isreitaa ihulois uno
muroe bann 5u 500 Strafe uno ben
Soften pernrtbeilt.
= Das .Scranton Erntb4 @ebGube
an Der @de non Bsnn apsnus uuo Dtuf.
berfB Sifa6e III bnfd) 8. OHenberger.
Simon Dorfman uno 8. 9. Wfanoel
iduilI6 am Samitas erworben worbeu.
- Die Wfttelieber Der 8auihrsiner
Union nollen NIT oem 1. Ipril anian9-
eno cine yobuerh6bun9 uno ge9enmartig
wsroen NIT ben Dielitern oiesbsSiislihe
llnterhuuolunsen aepHo9eu. um etn
frieoli1ss uebereinfOmmeu su erSieleu.
- Die 8sreinisuns BON Saul iteuteu
bat beihlOien, nit nGhiten WiOnat an'
funsenb. jeoen UiOnat siHen fog. ~2raoe
Dan" ab,uhalten. Die Sbee lift, ipe'
,iell auswdrtise Sunben heran3u3tehen.
unb wsrOen Su oisiem 3wsd ipesielle
8ortbelle esboten.
- Billiam y. Setlum bon Webiter
Nuenue uno Wfulberrg Strase. welfer
on Der @de BON Spruee StraBe uno
genn apenue eine feline @iearrenhano'
lung betrisb, wuroe fpdt Samitag
ytaht. als er bel Spruee StraBe auo
@aihin9ton duenue auf eineH Stra'
senbabnnagen partete. uon einem 9er3'
ihlas befaueu unb Iiiirite nieoer. Sin
Boliiiit. fpelder ben 8or9ang bemerfte.
lieB ibn nad1 bem Staat 0ofpital ush'
men, mo- 8ellum In Elm paar Wiinuten
nah Der Aufnabme itarb. Der 10 pl0b'
lib Yeritorbene, ben bic sSittwe nno
,mei 16f,ter iberleben. mar In triiheren
Sabren pon Der SadaDauna @ompanie
an9sitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
aus bent oberen Ehale.
(Gr6balb @0rreipoubens.)

- SrGnlein Senrietta Shwaritrans
bsr BON Slrhbalo unterwarf iid) leste
Uohe i'm Wiio. ValleD Soipital elmer
Operation fir Blinboarmentihnbun9
- 3wsi musfirte Widunsr ffattsten
am Samita9 Nbenb Der anihOng Nans'
sfi Wohnun9 on Tbroop SOuleuaro ei'
men Ueiub ab. m1breno Die Sausfrau
alleln mar, ihhhtertsn iie nit uOr9ebals
tenen Reuolpern Elm uno ei9neten iih
oann s13. 80 an. Die Srnu reltete el.
nsn $40 @elbfhein. inoem lie oenielben
,miIhen ben Sin9ern blelt. oils bic Serle
iie swangen, bic Ddnoe bod 3u baltsn.
(@arbOnoale @orrelpOnosns.)
- Der 81 Sabre alte gBilliam 8ar
ber uon Uhl Stross. nslher ON Dion,
taa ,upor In sinem anfau uon Shwer.
mutb. burh anbaltenoe StrGnfllhfeit
peranlaBt, Selbltmoro be9ehen mOllte.
inosm er iif Die SebIe init einem rOltl'
gen 9aihenmeIier 5srbadte, 1T an
Oonnerltag Uiorgen i'm 9iotbfall 30
ipltal Der Sun9enentIinoun9 erle9en.
DIE iih naf ieiner aufnahme einltellte
- aopotat ambrois Wf. S'Oonnsll
pon Belmont StraBe nuroe ipdt 6rsi'
tag Jiaht auf Der g. & U. Sahnfreu;
un9 nabe SimplOu uOn einer YofomO
tiue iiberfabren uno iOfOrt aeiOOtet. DeI
Sopf waro ibut pom Rumpfe setrennt
uno audi Der SGrper idauoerhait ger
flellht. Der unsIiidlide uerins iit
ben isuB iwii6sn Dem 9eleiIe uno Der
BOblen uno tonnte iih ulht aus ieineI
geiabruollen Sage befreieu. @r mai
etwa 60 Sobre alt unb miro pom 0el
9Bttwe une pier T6btern iibsrlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
NtttSton.

- 4ubmis Shld uOn bier uno SSrdu'
lein Slllie Wfiller uon Slepelano. o..
lieBen iih ON jsreltas III Scranton ourd
2lloermaun 3umes UtOlr oils Elm Gbe'
paar uerbinoen.
- Der ju Dupont wOhuhafte Better
Ruff trus um Samito9 9iahmltta9 in
Der Butler .3ehe tataIe Uerlesungeu
BACON, oils lid stne Sassrploiion erst9s
nsle. Das 8eildlt uno ote arme mo-
rem ibm ihauoerbait uerbrannt un6 er
itarb ON slelten abeno i'm hieii8en 30
Ipltal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20

-SObn SteIsermalt Don 2Seit Scran.
ton DilO iib nm Die domination fiir
Sherifi btmerben Ddbreno Gbomas
Us Dauies. Der friibere Brdiiosnt bss
Select @Ouncil. bic domination fur
@erihtsihreiber erIan9eu mOdte, beloe
auf rspubIiiaulihrr Srite.
= Den Wiitsliebern oeS 2adamnnna
3mei9ss itsbt bel Der bsuoritshenoen
8eriammluns sin srtra 9snuB in aus
iiht. inOsm per- &lOnsl D. Saron fid
freunblidllt bereit trflart bat. stnen
Deutinlauo unb bas Sabr 1918" be-
tiietten Sortra9 Iu balien. SOhentlid
eenhgt bteie 3elttge anfiiubigun9, um
Elm uoasdblisss GriasiHsn 3u srwtrtsu.
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GBilfes.Sarre Ra6riAten.

- Srau Caroline 8ursunber BON
Sft Siorthamptou Stra6s feierte am
SamIta9 ben 81. @eburtsta9. Die
Subilarln fam Dor nabeSu GA Sabren
BON DeulidlanO hierber.
- Durd einen Sslisnfall In Der
9iottineham 3ehe am Sreitag wurosn
Soispa Patten unO 2homas Bngt uon
4slnmoutb aetUotet. wdhreno Rbtllip
Dauis nit Shrammen entfani.
- Sohn 6. Perfius, aloermaun Der
16. 8aro, felt lunaen Sabreu In oemos
fratilhen Srsiisn pes Counties promi'
nsnt, wuros am 6reifas burA ben &Oo
abberufen.
gdtb. Senrp 98. galmer. 73
Sabre alt, uuier fIiiherer Sertrstsr TN
Son9reb uno oils Staatsmann. Aopotat
uno @eihGftsmann allenibalben be-
tauut. wel6er n6t Gage iuuor uon ei
mem 6sbtrnifla9 betrOHen muroe. III
ben S5olsen besielben am SamIta9 9fad
mitta9 IN ielner lSObnun9 on Shr
6ranflin StraBe erle9en.
- Der 18 Sabre alte samuel Sones
BON bier muroe am Sonntag Wtor9er
9et0otet uuO iein Sruoer @eOrgG battI
eln tnnppes @nttOmmeu. als Seioe ami
lhen einem Baiiasier' uno 6rnhtiuf
asfangen wuroen 8eorae tOnnte itd
nod ,eitis In SiheIbelt bringen, abeI
lem SruOer wuroe uOn bem $nifaSier
3u9 hberiabren.
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Sba' beiHs RHi6t.

Tbu' oeins Pfliht!
8ersis iie ntAt.
g8enn lteblid lihslt Dir oaS 2eben.
SDsnu Slid uno 2isbe bid umseben;
ole weroen erit 9eweibt onrh iie,
Sersib iie ME +!
Tbu' oeine PHidt!
Ysrgib fie niht.
Sn unrnbuolleu. triiben Stunoen,
9Denn nu bes SebenS @rnit empfunoen ;
Den arUBten Shmsr3 beiissst iie,
BerslB iie ME!
Thu' beine gfi6tl
Yer9ik iie niht.
Dem Stidial fanuft bu niht befeblen,
Dot bsine Bfltft tannft bu erpdblsn
@enus fbuit ou, erfluit bu file,
Ser0i6 iie ME
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
Sa8 xhal abmdrtS.

DIE 15 Sabre alte Yaura Sde.
nesfg pon WiinOOfa. pelbe Dem Dtihael
0edel uon @reenmOOo anaeblif 500
eutwcuoete, muBte am Ssreitaa fir sln
gerihtlibes @rihsinen $500 Bir9itail
ltellen.
Der als Treibsr In Der 98illiam
VI. 3ehe anseitellte IL Sabre aIte Seo
Stenion non Durpea Durbe am Srei'
ta9 Jiadmittas iOfort set6otet. alS iih
Obus uOrberise Barnuns elm 5elleniall
ersisnete uno ibn traf.