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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

That man ) life is not wholly
devoid OF interest and excite
ment, whose wife answers ad-
vertisements. BY that we mean
a wife whose psychopathic condi
dition might be classified az ad-
vertisementitis. 1t is she who
chronically sends five or ten
cents off to Augusta, Maine. for
samples or something Of like sort
When she gets magazine she
poupces upon the advertising Sec
ton and devours it, like an early
robin gathering in n likewise
early angleworm. She answers ad
vertisements and sends away for
soap, dress goods, pins, vanity
boxes, oranges from California,
false hair that would deceive the
keenest masculine eye, stockings
that will wear lifetime and
descend to future generations
in short, just those things that a
order to gather in the unsuspect-
ing female and her husband q
clever advertiser resorts to in
stray coin. But it is not parting
with his money that brings ex-
citement to the husband. Oh, no.
His troubles begin when the stuff
begins to arrive, mixed up with
the office mail. It is his habit to
discard everything that savors
Of an advertising graft; for his
attitude of mind is directly %.
posite to that Of his wife. He has
a religion, the first commandment
Of which is, "Thou shalt have no
other gods than thy local mer-
chant" ;" He hasn't time to an
swer advertisements, the most
cunningly devised magazine bait
would not lure u nickel from him
in a year. So he sorts his mail,
concludes that everything Of an
advertising nature was sent him
voluntarily and dumps it into the
waste basket. There 60 his wife
and sometimes even her
stockings. OF course, a thing as
big IN refrigerator would at
tract HIS attention, and if he
found it in his mail in these par
eel post days, he would reflect
that his wife had probably Fans
wered an advertisement" and
carry the outfit home to her. But
usually he spends his time down
in the basement fishing around in
til. litter from the waste basket
for THAT sample spool of cot
ton, ";he letter from those
hosiery people," or other grief
Of a similar nature. And now
that the parcel post has come, his
burdens have grown heavier.
until his groaning spirit hovers
ever ready to wing it's way to its
hiph reward.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

1t has happened several times
lately that senator who has
been member of that body hut
three years and half has ven
tured to second q motion.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

The man who won't give up 10
cents at county fair to see the
mermaid, will pay $1,000 to see
the little joker come out Of Wall
street = sleeve.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30
CCHOOI LAW
. CONSIDER ED
Change Considered IN Meth.
Cd Of Transpoetation sf
School Children

iOSSlOly no OIL OcIOro the proW
ent legislature affects and in
terests more people than that re-
lating to the transportation of
school children. There is hardly
township in Stanley county
where several school children are
not transported to and from
school at the expense Of the dis
trict under tho present Law. In
some districts the expenses for
transportation are larger than
those for teache1s. Moreover
the present law il vague in seve-
raj Of its provisions, and there
has been constant dispute and o.
most warfare in some instances
among school officers and patrons
Of the districts regarding the
correct Interpretation Of these
provisions. A bill has passed the
house, that does not differ in
many essentials from the pres
emit law. However, limit H.
placed upon the amount of trans-
portation money that ean b
drawn by any one family, 10 that
the family with four pupils, for
example, will not draw four
times as much as the family
that transports one pupil, - II
the case under the present law.
Additional transportation il
also provided in cases where
children are transported five
miles or more. The present law
provides that the distance upon
which trasnsportation i allowed
shall be "the most direct route
by section lines" This language
has been variously interpreted IN
Stanley county. Some have
contended that the word "route"
proposes a travelled highway, and
that the law contemplated the
nearest travelled section line
highway. Others contend that
the law contemplates the near
est measurement by section
lines, whether such line be trav-
eled or not.A attempt was made
to correct this difficulty by an
amendment introduced by =
member from Butte county pro-
viding that the school board
should determine the highway
and distance to be travelled. The
amendment was voted down.
What will happen to the bin in
the senate and in its committees
remains to be seen. In the more
thickly settled portions Of the
state, the law does not affect
many districts or pupils and con-
sequently has only passing in
tercst to members Of the legis-
lature, but here west Of the
river the law il q matter of vi
tai concern, and will, no doubt,
receive the careful attention Of
our members of the legislature.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

President elect Wilson says he
won't spend time being gszed at
by tourists Mt receptions, but If
he would put his desk out on the
piazza next summer the tourists
could take him in ~ they pass
by.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

There are just two things for
the express companies to do to
get back some Of the business
they have lost. Put down the
prices to compete with Unsls 6am
and take adyertising $500
enough to eonvince th1 pmh]fes
that i = fer their sd1an1aD ~.
pstroaiss ~ prtisSa ! = ! .
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

Did you know that Stanley
county has no bond debt 1t
the present timei Only = few
weeks ago the $65, 10000 Of
outstanding bonds upon which
the county has been paying In
tel~st for the past ten years
were called in and paid in full.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

The best Wall street authorit-
les feel that the commercial fab
ric will safely, pass through the
present crisis, unless some one
should upset everything by mad
vertently mentioning the Ten
Commandments.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

ssbseEibs Ssr - 1svisw.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23

g1p6mols Sriidte sr i6rs Sano.
nidte unb sine.
Die &rGfte Der Mutter f6pdnoen
immer me6r babin. uno zines Sas
sek Bat. ser 9trst @era in bas Rez
benaimmer. Ha9oem er Der 8ranten
ieinen 9sfa9 semadt bate. sic
mar nun felt einem Sabre fed, uno
pdbrsnp Sss aansen 3sit battle @sra
Sog uno 3adt unermiiolid an ibs
rem 9stt ssfpadt. iidb itets nur ipes
nise Sturotn Sdlaf g6nneno. glls
Der Qrat nun nit ibr alIein fprehen
poI!ss. 5ssriff iie fpfort, mas Dos
beneuiete, uno es mar, als perlahs
iie nun ploblib all ibre &raft unb
all ibr Mut. llnfGbis, Ii9 aufrehts
5ubaIien, iaHt iie in einsn Stubl une
Dsrburs bos Geii9t in ben SGnoen.
Der glrat trat su ibr, nabm ibr,
SGn0e in bic feinen uno fugte milo:
vMein liebes. liebes &ino, sic mill
fen, mas i9 Sbnen fasen mill, gum
Sell tpenisitens: Sbre Mlutter ptrS
nur nod lpenise Stunoen unter IT,
rem trbii6en Aualeu gu lsioen bda
ber j.. Wsinsn Sic ni9t, &ino, es
lit 70 am beften. glber mas 81,
pie!Iei9t ni6t tpiFen. 1T, bab ib Sb'
re bulbfame flsine Seele liebe, Die 10
.rqeben bus fdtpere 8reus trus, unr
bab id ni9ts inniser piinf6s, ala
Sfnen eine rubige. li9te 3utunft gu
beretten. Sag' : 8era, barf if2"
Gr bate fie bonn @tubl gebober
unb 6riidts iie nun an iein Sers =
oenn er bate ibre ftumme antport
in ben eroBen, trdnenerfiilIten glu'
gen eeIeien.
arm in Qtm eineen iie gu Der
frdnfen Mlutter binein uno Ianfer
por ibrem Bette in bic &nie.
Die olte Srau lag 70 fill in ibs
rem tpeiBen 8ifen. Gin beller Sons
nenitrobl tdn3!e duf Der ipeiben 9edt
uno Elm 8dIoblumenitraub psrbreites
te einen frii6en Duff i'm 3immer.
n9ib uns Seinen Sesen, liebt
Wlutter!" Bat Der 0ottor.
rSa, ia!" fliiiterts bic ,9runte.
pI0Blid breiiete iib Elm DertIGrter
SLANG iiber ibre miloen 3iige, ibrs
Gusen Id9elten, unb leife, fait lauta
Ios, fliiiterte iie: rStebit Su, @era,
iiebft Oh, mein &inb. Oas Slid fam
oO8 nod gum S4luB, tam gu
uns beiben !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
RitfpieIsr i'm PnbIifua.

gine nette glnetbote aus Sem pdz
rifer SbedterIebsn er5dbIt SrdOerF i'm
rpieeolo": pMdn CAB LA veine"
BON 4lfreb gupus. 2ucien @uitrp
fpielte Die Sauptrolle. Sn elmer
Ssene erbGIt er auf Der 8iibne sinen
unopmen Brief unb Gegt iid. nad Dem
Ssrte feiner Role, Die Sraee Dor,
tper bieien Brief pobl sef9rieben
baben tonne. Guitrp fpielte Die S5es
ne ausssSei9nst, uno jeoenfaGs 10
pprtreffli9, bab elm iibereifriger 3us
fdauer aus Tetner RoIle bes genies
benoen 8etra9tens berdusfiel unb in
ausu GROCER glnteilnabme an Dem
@Orsanse gum MitipieIer ipuros.
Wiit lauter Stimme ruff er Dem auf
Der 8iibne itebsnoen S9auIpieler au:
nWer ibn geT9rteben bat2 Der Sos
unofol" llno er nannte oie perIon
oes Stiides, bon Der Der 8rief auss
sesansen fein tonnte. @uitrp perlor
ni9t ole SuFuns: @r ipielte ipeiter.
~3um Seufel, ia. Sic hoben gang
re9t!" dntiportst er benz unberbofften
MitTpielsr: rSeIbftberitdnbli9, nur er
tdnn ibn seIhrieben baben, bielen
Odnt!" llno na9oem 6ie Seittrteit
Der SOrer fi9 etipds berubist bate,
ging Die auffii6rung ipeiter.
Sin dnberer luItissr tlsiner 3pis
f6enfaa bate ben S6auIpieler Nobs
let gum SelOen. Sm 3ipeiten 9Gtt
erfdeint Der 9ariteller, ser i'm erIten
att einen tleinsn peripttterten Ssilss
but getragen bat, auf Der 8iibne nit
einem 3plin6er in Der Sano; er mu6t
eiiten 9efu9. 0ur6 Elm @srTs6sn
bate RobIst jeoo9 perseFen, ben all
ten tleinen SyilSbut ab5uieben, 70 bab
er, ipiiroeboG i'm @ebrod, nit spei
!Siiten erfdien, oen alien auf Dem
aopfe uno Den bliBenSsn 3Dlinoer in
Der Sanb. Sus Yublitum pirb fos
fort unrubig uno dlsbdIo itsigert ii1
oie @ufregung gu lauten 99ufen.
rSut! quit" ruff man Dem S6aus
fpieler gu, Der niht Deritebt, mas oas
publitum pil uno 3iemIi6 ratios
orein6lidt. Gr nimmt Den 3plinoer
aus Der 2inten in bic re6ie 5ano:
nmfonit, Die Rufe pollsn ni6t pers
itummeH. Sn Ieiner 8erSpeifluna
itiilpt ii9 Hoblet fdliebIi6 NIT elmer
ensrsif6en Sunobepeeuns oen 3plins
Der aufs Saupt, uno 6a Ser SiIsbu!
iebr tlein uno tpsi9 1T. geIinat 6as
aud obns tusiteres: nit 5lpei Siit.n
auf Dem SdG6el ipielt er peiter,
ipdbrenb bic 3uf6ausr Iib Dor 8ers
sniigsn faum gu belfen pubten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Brief bes 9iedJnunssrats 3abImann
an icineu Srcunb Siebert.
Qieber Sieberti


aptGege 4ine unb i9 finoen ods
6 unb 60Ipiel ouf Die Oausr gu lang.
tpeilie; oa uns iebp9 gum Stat
ber 8. Mlann feblt, 70 bitten mir
Did, uns iiber Die lunsen Winters
dbsnbe binpes5ub11en. Bel Dem
pr8poIIen Wetter tannit Ou ben
Wss bequsm nuf 0einem 2rabe 5u'
riidlegen.
Define gllte, oie ia ben puntoffe!
mil sritaunli9er 3itisteit fbpirgt,
IT sipdr cine bDIe 7, ppr Der man
ii9 9mal bstreu5igen muB; uber i'd
balte es ni6t 4 mDgli9. Bob On
ibr bic M8 einrGumen nirit, iiber
Define freien Stunben gu perfiisen.
gie i9 Did femme. bdit 0u ia aud
Saare auf ben 10en, aIfo iet.1 Wlann
unc tomme!
Sd 2fle ni9t an Oeinem Grf6eis
nen unh eriparte Did beute i'm
4bldtterigen 9leeblott.
Wtit 9rub
9ein Greuno 81 3ubImdnn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Ser Satensaat nns saS @aIthrea.
sos.

Sn elmer ipeItOeutiben Reiiben3s
itabt er5GbIt man ii9 fOIsenbes netts
SbeatsrbiitOr9en:
Siingf purbs i'm Softbeatsr @aes
ners nWultiire" aufsefiibrt. Sas
Saus mar gut beiu9t, Die 4uffiiba
runs re9t erbebeno. 0a = Die
90ttermaio 8dItiire IGbt gsraoe ibre
tisfiten Gmpfinouneen i'm 9eIang
ausftrDmen, als~ ods 8altiirenrob,
bas nod Oss u Aretens barrt, pI0bs
lid Elm lautes Ebern ertDnen IdBt.
Sm pubIitum man iiber oiefen
ginsriff bes tpudsren Sieres iebr unz
sebalten, unb bic arme @altiire per=
mag nur nit 2lufbietuns ulIer Gner>
gle gu @nOe gu iinsen. 2tIs Der @Ors
bang fdat, perIummeln ii9 SGnger
uno RssiHeur auf Der 8iibns, nm
ben @Orfaa gu befpre4en. SaIb
Grserli9, baIb beluitist blidt man
babel na9 Dem St0renfrieo. Der
RssiFeur ssitituli.rt uufssregt nit
ben Irmen; beinabe bate ibn ia oas
pferb I'm ben @rfplg bes 9benSs gee
bra9t. Da itiirSt Der Sntenbant auf
Die 8iibne, iputentbrdnrt a aber
nein, i'm @esentsil: freubeitrubleno
ergreift er Die Sano bes beitiir5ten
ResiHeurs unb f9iitteIt iie trGftig.
.Jamos, msin 2ieber, gang famosl
Wie baben Sie's oenn fertig gebru4t,
bos Pferb gerobe an Der Stele gum
@iebern gu brinsen9 Sas muB in
3utunft INNER 70 semudt peroen!
@.rfu9en sic alIo, oob ii9 bus Sier
pGbrsno Der nGditen 9luffiibrunsen
sbenio fuIsfam aeist. llno por al>
lem: Ous Diebern muB ins &e9iss
bu6l"
Wortlos FART Der GegiFeur feinen
erlau9ten @orgeiebten an. Die llmites
benoen tonnen nur miibIum ibr 2as
den unterbriiden. @as, bas Wies
bern ins Regiebud2! 9lber Der Serr
Snteuoant bat's befoblen, ergo =
Seitbem nartsn ole ginsepeibten
BEL ben WisosrboIunsen Der rWat>
fire" isoesmul nit Spunnung auf
bas bsfoblene Wiebern. 8is iebt
frsiIi9 Dersebsns. Sb es Dem Reeiis
Ieur eeIunsen 1T, ben Sntenounteu
BON beFen mebr orisinelIer uls tisfs
brineenoer 9luffaFung ubaubrineen,
ooer OBJ oas 8ibnenroB iif mad Den
@intrasunsen i'm Regiebud nidt
riflten mill, lam man lttoer nidt
erfdbren. 9utem 8ernebmeu nad
ion 8riinbiloes ebler 9rane BON
irbt ab bds = Sntenoantenrob beis
ben....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
sSraaenredJt=9; =9;iuaierilt.

Die erite 6rauenre9tlerin Der
fronSoIiI6en Rebplution mar bic
S9riftitellerin Olympia be @ouses,
bic i'm Sabre 1871 bic beriibmte
p@rtldrung Der &edte Der Srauen
unb Der 8iirgerinnen" ber0ffentli9t
bat. Sn bieIem Werte, bos iie
Der seTebsebenben @erIommlung ins
@eiidt fdleuberte. forberte iie bic
@Ieidbsredtisung Der aipei @es
f6ledter, unb cine peitgebenbe Cue
IuFuns ber Sraueu gu alien Dfz
fentIi1en g(emtern. Sic begriinbste
bies unter anberem folsenbermoben:
nSie Srau Fat oas Re9t. ouf ben
@olgen au iteisen: Iie mub bssbnlb
aud bas gte9t boben, i'm 9eribt gu
iiBen!"
Olympia be @Ouses batte ibre
3iibnbeit nit BEN Sobe gu biiBen;
iie purbe am 20. Suli 1893 bins
seri9tet. 0arauf beeiIte ii6 Der
&pnbent, bic peibli6en 8lubs gu
unterbriiden. Wdbrenb elmer Iebr
ftiirmifden Monifeitotion ipurben
bic Srouen aus ben @eriammlunsen
psrjast. 0amaIs fisI in Der geiebs
sebenben @erfammluns bns beriibms
te Wort BON gbaumette: sd liebe
es nidt. bab bic Srauen fi9 nit
politit bef9Gftisen!!" Die Satin
bon @onbpreet rief ibm borouf Su:
rWie fDnnen Sic es ipoeen! Sn
einsm 9onbe, in bem ben ssrouen
obne ipeiteres Der &Opf absetrennt
ipirb, tit es bod notiirli9. bab ois
6rauen ben Wunf9 boben, Su fpiIs
fen. pesbolb bies geIdiebtT 0ars
ouf lam Ropoleon, ober a9, oud er
nabm bolb feline Stelluns CUR Grou,
inbem er fa9te: n0en 5rauen itebt
mir stpeierIei gut. bic S9minfe unb
bic SrGnsu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Mat.er aaat.

Bon 9rtbur SiIbereTeit.
Grit lper ieiu 2eiS 5lr Siub eebrabt
Sm frommen Sdnoefalteu,
Aaul nit Der alteu Ytutter Ra6t
2.piciprnde inuig bnlteu.
S6m ipiro Die SeeIe ilar unb rein
60 fpie eiu Gee I'M %onoeui6eiu,
er fiibIt elm 3auberiuaIten.
5r ipirb beeuabet uno peritebt
Gas IoIe 2ieb BET Biube,
Ser 8ottbeit beimlicbes @cbet
Sm @iegen eirer 2ibe,
Ser @lfefl buftiees @eoidlt,
limb mas aus bem @erieiel ipridt
Ses Sar5es einer Ninoe.
gt ipeib, pen oas @ei6id erloit,
gu IciSen nno 5u Ieben.
@eiGnftigt bon Der 0tiltter Croft
nuo gang ibm bineegebeu
Yreift er in 2obeeidn9en iie,
CO pub bon Ieiuer Wtelobie
Sic Icitten 2iifte Ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Tie q 8artea!beor Q.

Gin. etipas bIauitrumpfartis ans
seleste Srou. bi. psittr nibts gu
tun botte. beIhdfiists iid nit bem
GinfluB Der 5arten ouf 2ebetpeIen;
ibr 9atts teilte ihr sinmaI nit. bab
er nun au9 CLAUDE. baB ibre Sbeos
rie niat gang unbesriinbet fei.
sd ipor beuts nit unierem
5rsunbe D. auf ieiner 5arm uno
er seItnnb mir gu, baB bic Roppen
mebr freFen aIs bic Sdimm.I."
nDns 1T f.br intersFant. limb pie
ertIdrt er iid bas?"
.Sebr einFn9: er Bat stp6If Raps
pen unb nur Spei S9immsI."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
ger fIeiae PBiIofopb,

rSunse!" iaete Elm bon Ieinem
S0budsn nit olIerlei 5ragen be-
itiirmtsr Batter idlieblib unsebuls
big, sIob bos epise 6rasen. in 0ei>
mem gllter ipGre es mir nie einges
fallen. immerfort fopiel gu frosen."
Yer tleine pouI blidte cine Dsile
iinnenb Dor ii9 bin. bonn aber
meint er: nSa, popi, bas 1T ou6
ptrtlib i6abs, bsnn ipsnn Du oas
mals fobisI ssfragt bGtteIt, tOnnteit
0u mir beute iihsrIi9 pieI mebr
bon msinen Srosen beantporten... =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Splitter.

Mdn9er muB nit Der 3eit ge6en,
neil er ni9t nit Der 3eit 9ebt.
ssrauen unb &erSen bremen ni4t
immer fir ben, Der fie pubt.
Die 3eitunsen limb bic Stunoens
Ssiser Der Seidi6te,
Der gRsib if ole &aritatur Der gns
ertennung.
9att 1T unb6rbare Sarmonie.
8ieIe Monumente entiteben aus
ben Steinen. Die man ben Sotsn
BEL 2eb5eiten na9geporfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23

@erf6nappt. Satin: .g.i
benz dbIdsuIi6tn @stter pilIit 0u
bsute ouf bie Sosb seben2 Rein. oas
laHe ib ni6t gu, ba tpiirbtit 9u mir
front!"
9ntte: rgtbsr i6 bate Dir bod
.iusn Sdfen berfpro9tn = Der
muB iebt iptnisitens abbsfeIlt
tptrosa!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Gntf9dbisuns. gaado.u

= Gntf9Gbiguns. Na8bem
cir sebilostsr uno foit bartloier
Siingling Ii9 batte raiieren Iafen.
froate er oen 9arbier, tpiepiel er gu
be5dblen babe, tpOruuf bieier antpor'
tete: rNi9ts."
~g2idts = ipie foil id Oas perite'
ben9"
.44, piT.n sic, iunser Ssrr
Stre 9oden inb 10 Elm famoie'
Sttsi6rismsn fir mein WeHer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23

Motiniert. Sam.: .Sft
es osnn tpabr. bab sic 10 fiirSdous
fp:eI.rinnen f9pGrmsu9"
2eutnant: pSstuiBl WiFen Sie,
gnGoise 5rdu. S9auipielerinn.n iinO
6ie 2eutnants unter ben W.i6srn!"
Malice. MaIer: r0.nt.n
@le ii9, m.in Bib in Der 9lus=
tfel!una 1T BON Ser Dano asfdlIsn.
.0as pirb lppbl Die 8ritit b.runs
ter seriFen baben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23

Sauspirt gum neusn Wtietsr,
ipel9er Iosben einsn Sontratt ges
ma9t bait: n9arf i4 Sbnen eine
3isarre anbieteng"
Mieter: p9ante". nimmt unh
fisdt iie ii9 an. bel Sbren 3igarrsn
mub man tpobl aud erit orei Wtos
nate porber tiinbigen, bepor man
sisben mill"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
.sSeusr! Seuer!"
,Wo brennts benn"
.9t9, Seu.r fir meine 3tgarr,
brau6e i'd nur."

= unter Sreunben. Sreuno
q gum perkirateten Sreunoe b:
uebt beine 5rau aud eine sep;fit
Mdht auf bid dus2
Treunb g.: @stpib, ipenn sic elm
neues &lei6 bruudt = eine Shn'
madbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Sausfrou (nad, Der

5rs4 9Gusfrdu (nud Der &in6ti6et MonOIos
9eruus): d 2na bann neDsr eine Sans .Gine 6te battle
sic Sbs Sudenif mir @sbua6u sepund unO
i1lt au Sbr 3immer cine SrommI babe if beommen.
ao9in: $50 pl limbs ia gar Die Sromm. i'd niht uuf bic
ai5t" Sromme! fl0e d."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23

- &atteberpeis6stt Sc. = aus einem @sri@tsbe
fddtsprOfefor: Rad bemI 6Iub .Das G.r6t kbut es
9OOe bhes aarOtingers bng Oisab gasn bic Soften fir
@nbei SeudIdnO einsmos ourd SGure bedGogen poIl
Strohbam Der SobbuIm llntsrr0d uusuesen bat
4arl ser Dide" 3lGaer bieiebn Ielber 3u traan! :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
ltmftGuSlid.

Trau (duf Dem 8abnbof, gu
ibrem stpei SUB grOBeren 9atten):
aomm', 9trtbur, IeB' Did elm ipez
mig, Oumit id pOn Dir 9lbi4ieo nsb'
men tannl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23

GrtIGruns. Der iIne Sein erfer @s6ante
Sons Qf in Der 3tuug) uSir rprofeur (au enem auus
f Der angstagts mulre 8estdreno; Sr Or @snb sb es
puBtloFgtet gDus hiBt oos, pa eiue reifs 5Iora ="
pa2" 8erfubtter 2ebemann: rGf
@aer: gBenn nit 9epub 0nnen sic mid nit 9ame Bee
ein pbne 9epubtien it," tdnnt mad1en2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23

Der ga IT, Dante ebr msne Ser6atm! @br nett uno
fdenfreun6li Shnen! Sd pOute ndmIi bic
Qben6Ssttun9 BON 0isfsm suten Mannetoufen"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-17

New York Italian journalist, will be
arrested at Havana on charge Of
clipping with Mrs. James Soler, free
love" wife of artist. tt
Jefferson City, Mo.-Eight more
convicts received combinations of
sentences by Gov. Major for work on
roads.
Racine, Wis.-Frank Mostick, 40,
who has wife and four children in
Austria, died in poverty in hovel of
cancer of stomach. Oldest daughter
on way to join father is unaware of
death.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Thieves forced
door in rear Emmanuel Presbyterian
Church. Stole poor box" contain
ing $50.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-17

theatrical troupe in managerial
capacity, so to speak. Having become
firm friends through the interchange
of sympathetic ideas, don't you
know, he graciously invited me to at
tend his performance in the follow
ing language:
%Say, pal, your ears amt mates,
but like you, and l want you to be
my guest at the show shop, where
we're packing 'en into the bail rings
and walking on old Bill Shakespeare's
map at every performance. Lissen,
your kale amt no good at our Jail
window. You breeze in on a free
pasteboard, understand? We're SELL
ing the ducats faster than skeeter
balm at a camp meeting, but l want
you to give this entertainment the
once-over at my expense. And be-
lieve me, you amt going 10 do the
Yorick thing in the gallery. You're
going to squat in the iron-shirt stall!'
My word!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-17
THE THANKS DAY


Thanksgiving in America is con-
fined to single day in November In
England it is a season. The custom
is of very ancient origin and was
known in the early days as the feast
of ingathering. The Jewish feast of
ingathering and tabernacles was the
true beginning of the festival. Since
the Hebrews kept their annual feast
of the tabernacle no nation, save
America, has regularly set apart one
day in each year as day of thanks
giving to God.
The feast of Demeter, observed by
the ancient Greeks, was probably
borrowed from the Jews, since their
feast was held in honor of the god
dess of the cornfield.
The Romans also observed har-
vest festival, which they called Cere-
ALA.
The Harvest Home" of old Eng
land was simply a Thanksgiving fes-
tival at the time of the ingatheri1g.
France, Germany, Sweden and
other nations have on special occa-
sions held national thanksgiving
services.