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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
@ilfes. earre WaArtdhten.

@dtsn Traniue uon Hiblsg. Elm
Seriep Central Uremier. muroe 6rettag
i'm PariOus 0ofs sst0otet. oils CT nntsr
bic Rdoer ieines 3usss fisl.
Die Wiuieru sswinnsu bier an
Gnsoebnnng. tros Der angewanbtsn
Mubreaeln. unO iowsit iino etma 200
@rfranfunsen ausemeloet woroen.
Die ollie @nterpriIe 3ehe. welds
1889 seihlOiien wuroe, neil Der 8luB
In lie orang. lit nunmehr mieoer tn GU
ltano uno wirb bieie 8o6e nod croft
net peroen.
= Die Drobune Der @ountn 9om'
milidre. oab iie ibr sigeues eleftrii9es
sDsrf anlesen miirosn, bat 3ur 6olae 9e.
bobt. oaB bic bieiiss @leitriiae @ompa'
ME ibren Gontrait nit oem @ouutp
pon SO. 100 auf ~. 500 bas Sabr reou'
3irte.
= Sames Stsusns, Der AZ SABRE
alte Superiutenbent Der 9lo 8 3sdle oei
Nebieb uno sBiltsssBorre 3oblen Som
panic. wuroe um UiOntus iOfOrt setDc
ist. als sr ben 500 5uB tlsien S6ahI
hinabitiirjte. @r wdbnte. oaB Der 9ebe
upparal an Der Siells mar, oils er IN ot
Defining trat.
= SYdbrenb fie am Dtenitas 3leioel
aufbdngte, erblelt SSrdulsin @atberiu
gDiltams 9 pon Jioro State SiraBe BOT
einem unbsfannten Wtann elm Quan
tum bIauss Yitriol In oaS @eiibt 9e
ihlsueert unO iie muroe lhlimm per
brannt. Wian nimmt an, oaB Der VII
aus @ifsriu4t erfOl9te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
@aiane Gpuntn .

SonesbaIe. = Paftor SB. 8. Wiillsr
issnete lsete 0o9e @omaro Stunsbsrs
unO 6rdulsin 8eiiie SwiusIe. beioe uon
Yafe glrieI. als elm 9liidlihes @bepaar
Elm. - Oia6 elmer mebrmOhentlihen
&runfbeit an elmer SompIitation pou
@sbredsu lit pOtlsstsn Wtittwot In iei
ner WobuuuS su Sstbanp Der "a Sabre
alte @barles 6aue seitOrbsn bic Sei
iesung erfoleie an SOnuta9. = 6rau
SObn Sartmaun BON @burt StraBe,
pelde isit WtOuaten on 9er3frunfbeit
litt, muroe am Souutag Wtorsen toot
I'M 8ett nufsefunben. Sie mar 45
Sabre alt uno mirb uon oem @atten.
elmer Eohter unb 3wei S6bnen hber'
lebt. = Der bielise Wtdunerhor miro
mOrsen Nbenb fir Die 9inoer Der Dtit.
SlisOer cine g8sibua6tsfsisr abbulten.
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8,hn glcrsts. absr tsins seiIuna.

Sd bate mobl sssen ,ebn Nsrste"
ihreibt 0err Sobn Beubel, 9io. 32l
NOrN Dab StruBe, 8emonee. 3d., -unc
allies mas lis iir mid thaten. mar bat
lis mid nm uerihieoene bunoerte uon
Dollars erlsihterteu. 9lllss NOR mug.
los. oenn ihre WieoBtn bali mir feinen
Oeut. Dies alles mar. ebe th Don
5orni's sllpentrGuter, mel6er meine
(Seiunobsit wleoer her9eltellt bat. &c.
bort bate. JiOhmals iuge if Sbnen
msinen hsrSliaiteu Oant fur Sbre quite
Ufeoi3in."
6orni's Glpenirduter III feline glpotbss
fer Wteoi3in. iOnoeru Elm einTahes altes
&rduterbsilmittel. nelhss Dem Bublitum
oirsft esliefert mir Wtan i6reibe OIL
Or. Peter Snbrnen & Cons &c., 19
bis 25 90. 9Ogue NusHue. @bicasO.
Sllinois.
5orni's gllpenfrGuter 8lutbeleber 1T
gu bubsn bel 9snrp Bulter, 1Ol1 @eOar
auenue.I
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Dunmpre.

gBdhrenS Patrid Clifford nnt
feline Satin am Dienltas Jiaht Der
Iootsnwnte Der 5ruu Dtarp 98altsr
an @bsltnut Strube beimobntsn. seristb
ibre S8Ohnun9 ON ACCOMMODATION StraBt
seItetn Mtor9en etwu 2 ubr. wubri9sin'
lid our6 cine erplOoirte Sampe. in
Brano unb ibre orei anmeieuoeu Sin.
Der ent9in9en fnapp Dem @rltlduugs.
TOD. 3nm Slid ermahte Der Sobn
Tbomos in 3eit uno tonnte Die 3wej
anosreu SiuOer rpeden uno Die 6euer.
pebr alarmiren. Das @sbdube puros
fart Don BEN ausswpnOten SsaGer be.
i1dbist.
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Qaaawanma 3ipsia

Die reselmdbise WtOnuteUeriumm
lung oes obisen 3weises miro mOrseu
9lbeno our 9ewOhnlihen Stuuoe in Der
SieOerfrau3 9alle obeshoIten werbsn
@s weroen in osrlelbsn bic Benmtenlfiir
oas nGhlte Suhr erwdblt. aud pirh
wabrihelnlih oaS BaSar Somiis bereil
iein. sinen Shlu6beriht abSulesen, oa'
NIT man enolld etfGbrt, wie bod OeI
Gsiusrira9 oes Ba,ars 1T. Sin piiHft.
llhes uno BablreihsS @rideinsn Der
Dtit9lieoer unO Oslesaten III erWhniht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
WorS seranton.

= Der Suhrmann 9. .. armftrone
uon Didion Apsnue murbe am Dfon'
tag $40 bsitraft, neil er Goblen unter
Dem @eWidt usrfauite.
= Der Is Sabre nlte glsranosr
5infauaee BON Bergen @ourt. melher
mebrere Wohsn juuor als Nnseitsllter
bee 6otel Shaot iih s25 aneisneie uno
oas 9elo nit einem 3ameraoen per'
prasts. puroe Donneritng uerbaftet uno
oann in @rman9elun9 uOn $500 Siirs'
lhaft BEN QeteutionsbauS iiberiauot.
= Der IA Sabre aIte @hriitopber
Campbell jun. uOn Wfarg StraBs wnr'
De am Samitag ju Gbroop non eineni
3. & gB. .3use unter ben armen ent'
3nei geldnitten, als er auf ben 3u9
iprinsen pollte uuo lsinsn 5uBbnlt uers
miete. Der Berunsliidte befunb lih
in Se9leitun9 pom mebreren Samera'
ben, nls iih Der lnfall ersisnste.
Der 1s Sabre alte 8nlter Smith
Don ytap Nus Nuenue. lpeldler am 2s.
Oiopember Srou glnnie @ilbsrt uon
Ro6 aueuue iiberfiel nno I'M So erleih'
terte unO Spei Gage ipdter in bic SSObu'
uns BON 6rau 5rnucis @rublusfas uon
9lOpO StraBe oraus uno stn 3aihen'
bud nit SIS itabl, muBte am Disnita9
nut Die anflass Oes SlrnBenranbs uno
Disbitabls obne 3ulahnns pon Sirg'
Ifait ius @efdn9uiB wauoeru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
Ssse Narf Wott,en.

- Sin Stammhnlter bnt iib bel ben
@beteuten @sorse Us. @usel Don Sad
ion Strabe etnseitsllt.
- Dos Quarter Der SGfauH @oms
panic DO. 8 an Cameron Nuenue lit
Donneritas giudt our6 cine 3ehsn-
ueri6isbuns beiddoist worben.
= sBilliam Mss, beIien 5obu Uii&.
usl fiirllid uon einem Serie1 Central
Sus uerlest wuroe, itreng.e am Diens'
tag in ietnem Oiamen cine Glaee fir
81. 600 uuo In oeS Sobnes yiamen cine
fur $4,000 sesen bic senannte ssor'
poration an.
Sames MnttbewS pon Siiniter
aueuue. Sefretdr Sdasmeifter Der yo'
col Union DO. 1917 Der Ser. @ruben'
arbsiter. Der ii6 iAulOis betaunte,
1914 60 nnteri9lasen gu baben. ipuroe
In @rman9elnng uon 5000 Bar9Idaft
benz @efdnsuiB iiberwieien.
= Der Al Sabre olte S8illiam 50.
warbs uon JiOro 1rOmlsp gpenue,
pelher cine Wohe jupor in ieiuer
UObuung cine 2reppe binabftiirjts, mos
rauf iif ipdter @ebirnentiiinonng elm
itellt. lit Oounsritas TN SBeitisite 30
ipital Der Terlesnn9 erlesen.
: 5rau Cora WtsrrifislO. Oeren @i'
9entbum on Starf Court fiirilih our9
cine Ssrihisbun9 Der Oberflu4s be.
ihdoi9t wurbe. bat cine 3la9e fur So,
coo @ntihdoisuns sesen Die Peoplss
Sohten Sonlpanle au9eltren9t. welde
tros Der an9ebllheu 9oblenreierue 9lau'
lei Die Soblen entiernt baben fol-.
= Charles Nantes, elm Bersmann
In Der Sloan 3ehe. tru9 Ssreita9 Jiadt
auf ben @eletisn oeS Wtulberrg StruBs
8iabufts Shdoelbrah uno S6nit.
te Der Sh1oelbaut oapon. oils er pon
etnem Prouioence Stra6enbnhnwa9en
setroffeu muroe. Die ihlshte Beleuhts
uus iOu fur ben unfaIl uerantwOrtIi4
iein.
= Der rs Sabre nlte @briftopber
Wtiller uou 6elloms StraBe bate Sam,
itn9 Jinht Elm fnappeS @ntfommen, ole
sr beim 3rsu,en Der @elsiie on Der @ds
uon Glbri9bt Auenue uno Court Strabe
uon eiuem 8. & 1B. 3use CUR Ssits &c.
itoBen. .muroe. SIN Staat 0Oiptal itells
te man left, oaB er on b6ien Shnittsn
am SOpf nuo ben Betneu litt.
Die SimplOn VI. 6. @emeiuoe
itrenate am Wioutna 9egen Die Beoplee
RonIen @nmpame cine GtaAe an. neil
Oieislbe Die Sohlen unter Dem @ioen
thnm entfernts uno oaeielbe ooourh
belhdNiat muroe. @s miro @ntih1oia
ung uerlau9t, lowie aud oas @initellen
uon Soblen9rabsn uno lleberlhmems
muna Der 9loern in Der Jiahbarlhait
Oss @Oftesbaulss. @lu Yerb0r miro
mOr9en in Der slnseleeenheit erfolssn.
= Sn Dem 900 Blod uon @pnon
Strnee wuroe isreitog Jtodt ourf cine
3edenueridisbuns Die 0anptrObre se
brofen uno ons sntwrihenOe Senht9aS
iibsrmdltiste orei Berionen, nemlih
Uilliam Z. Sames. @uan uno @omaro
Smens. relp. orei uno lpei Sabre alt
Neslere erholtsn lih wieber in Der fri.
iden Suit. aber JameS' 3uitano mar
our 3eit Elm tritllher. 3mei Sabsn
dno eln 9anurenuOsel murOen uon osm
Sac eriiidt. DIE BOliIei wies bic BE
wObnsr Der Jtudbariduft on. fein Sidt
iu bremen uno ole 6euer aus3umahen,
mas mint serinSe uuannebmli6fsit per.
uriahte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
1anbheit fann nidbt aeheilt iper.

3dnbbeit Fam nidbt eebeilt pers
ben purh locale gppIieaiiOusn, NEIL fls ben fran-
fen GbtiI bee Sbrss nibt ttIsihtn tSnnsH. @e
sisbt nur siusn Bse, bic 5aubbsit ;u furirrn,
une has III hurh epnfiiuiionGlt SfilmiittI.
1aubbeit tpire burh tinsn sntSiinpsien 3uAanh
eu fHftimietn AusfI,ieuus esr Gulfdbilbsu
R5brt rtrurIa6t. gpsnn bttls RSbrt lib tHt-
,inbst, bdbt Sbr tinsn rumpslnbsu 5pu pesr
unppOfCmmsuss @sbSr; unt psuu is gang gs.
I6loHtu N, frfOlei Saubbtit, une psnn bic Ont.
lRnbune Mot ssbcbtn nuo bisie 8Sbr pifetr in
ibrsn esbTrietn 3u1anp ptrltBt ptrben fdnn,
ptro has GsbBr fir inmsr ,alf6rt pfrbsn; ntun
8Gle unttr lsbH limb burt aaiaTrb Struriaft,
ntIHsr uibts ale Gin sntIinesttr 3uitanb bsr
l@timietn SbHaG6sn n.
gpir ppilsn sinbunbsrt Dollars fir tttsu
(eur& staiarrb prurfa6kn) 6al ron 5aubbsii
atbsn, ben mir nitt burG Ginnsbmsn BON Saa's
8ainIrb-Sur bsitrn fVuutn. eabt quo um.
lpnf GiTeuIarf femmtn.
8. 8. Gbtuep & 60, GUltbp, 8.
@1- 8erfauft BON alien AppibtIsru. 75e.
pal's iJamilisn.pilen fHb bic bflfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

T gnut Wislouns aus MiinAen
Ihmirreu bort @erii9te UNI, bae fif
ssronpriu, 8uppreGt uon 8essrn mil
Der @r,bsrsosin Wtaria slnnunciata,
Der Eohter oes ueritorbeuen @rIher5oes
Rart 8uowis uub Stisif4weiter OeE
@rSbsrsOs' EbrOufOleers SranI Ssrot
nanb Uertobt babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

- Der 80 Sabre nlie Sobn Suoa
pon SlO Sorss wurbe Disnftas In Der
3ehe Der :Ssbish 9Obleu @Umpanie 3u
Muffin 9eisbts i9auOerbaft uerbrannt.
uls fi9 cine PulusrsrplOfOu ersisnste,
nobel ibm aud Die Sebtruft ,erft6rt
iuurOe. Sm EaDIor 9Oipttal wurOs
isin SuftaHb ale ishr sstdbrliH bs3si4'
net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

Srau SObu 8snOO unO ibrs Eo&'
ter trussu am Disuftas MOrsen ihmerj.
lihe Sranowunoen bauon. als ons Ren.
DO 9otsl ju Slo isOrSe ourh 5lammsn
Serlt6rt murbe. Sie murotn perleet,
nlS lie aus oem breunenOen @ebdubs
entflobeu; ibrs @eHsiuus wirb srwar.
ttt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
9IIs 5ouue[ @ollibon Don gDfoI

= NIs SanlueI 0nllbon Don Wf00IiC
am WtoHtas entlans ben @rie @slsiisu
In yioro auoca Roblsu iammslte, nur'
be CT BON einem 5raatjue iiberfabrsn
uno 9tt6Otet er mar 35 Sabre alt uno
ipirb bon Der Bittpe iibsrlebt.
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llnterf6fiDst enrR 2InIaafn.

vSifft nitt ATE bic Gisr In sinfH asrbs, @
sin alits, aber pdbrts SprihwoTi.
Wft eitits IN g'banfsn bitttn mir 9bHtn lHF
AnIngt tint apmbinatirn ron bpGarabism
Ssfurii6itn, ptI6s Sbntn nbpnftn spn 81 BE
prupnt 5rttrtiftn, iu eItt@n 3it 5bush bez
bititnb.
Bir inb SpsiialiRsn In fpnfrpatisfn ~
Iassn unb bistsu 9bnsn unlsrs DisHft an.
SrpDfs s Co., SaHtiert,
@itslieoer Der slrb gori etod Grssuse.
Stranton, pa. 9eilfts'Sarrt, ps-
,Das Saus ron fpnftrpatiusn anIaetu.@
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go tllall
Die ga9en
tiir 6ei9ente
finoet:

tlusls
S1hr,eu, ,msitsr Stod.
9uult 9lobelurbsit, 9uuptflnr.
aiueer Sutihsn. @roseiaOB.
Sinner 9lsiber, Suuptflnr
Sanrtaidsn unO ,@rips', 9aupt'
fur.
Daieeden uub llsber,iise, Snupt'
fur.
GGillsnsiirtsl. Sauptflur.
aDtbs, @rOesidU6.
China uuo @loS, @rOSeihoB.
g8anoubrsn, @rOSeihoe.
SslsiOer fir 9uuben, swsitsr StOd.
RDde. ,wtitsr StOd.
Solietts, 9auptlur.
SOlbdnss. Orittsr StOd.
@eihllfisnss @los. @rossiaOB.
9leiOsrmaursn. Suuptflnr.
aleioerOds. Swsiter StOd.
NtsferiamisOwuursu, SrOssidOB.
alstOsrUsrysrunSsn, 9anptflur.
Slldsrsisn. 9auptflur.
SrauSOliI6e Sinserie, swstter Stoa
NiDbslwuursn. uisrter Stod.
$sl,s, spstier StOd.
Spisls, @rOssiaOb.
Niab6sn an,iss, 3wsitsr Stod.
SnnOi6ube, 0uuplflur.
Gal6snth6sr. Suuptflur.
@iisnwuuren, @rossi6Ob.
Strhmpis unO lntsrileiNer, 9anpt
fur. y
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03
YOUNG COUPLE
ARRIVES HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD Riach arrived
in the city on Tuesday after spending
their honeymoon of ten days visiting
with friends and relatives in Great
Falls, Whitefish and coast points.
Mr.. Riach rented one of the Stanley
houses on Third avenue some time
ago and has had it IN readiness for
the coming of his bride.
Mr.. Riach is Il machinist in the To-
cal Il. N. shops and has been here
since early last June. He was form
erly in the Milwaukee shops at Har-
lowton. He left here two weeks ago
for Great Falls and a number of his
friends in town surmised the reason
for the departure. although he had
kept it very quiet.
The Journal together with the resi-
dents of Judith Gap offer congratn-
lations TO the young couple and well
comes the bride to our city.
The Whitetish paper contained the
following: Miss Florence Grimm
of this city was married to Floyd
Riach of Judith Gap last Sunday at
the home of Mr.. Riach's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. q. Riach in Great Falls.
'Both bride and groom are we'll
known here and have host Of we'll
wishers who will be pleased to extend
congratulations"
Floyd was formerly employed
machinist in the Great Northern
shops here, and we understand he
is now located at Judith Gap, where
it is reported they will make their
home, after returning from honey
moon trip to the coast.
The Great Falls Tribune for Sum
day, September %, had the following
to say: "Miss Florence Grimm of
Whitefish and Floyd s. Riach were
united in marriage by the Rev. E. Z.
White. Sunday, September 2l, at 8
p. M, at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Riach. The bride wore gown of
white charmeuse and veil caught
with orange blossoms and carried u
bridal boquet. She was attended by
Miss Mary Riach, sister of the groom,
who wore gown of yellow crepe
meteor and carried flowers. The
groom was attended by Walter
Grimm of Whitefish, brother of the
bride. The room where the cere-
mony took place was beautifully dec
Grated with cut flowers. The bride
was one of the most popular young
ladies of Whitefish. After all extend
ed wedding trip they will make their
home at Judith Gap.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03
TRADE COMPETITIONS.

1t would not b. the part Of
wisdom to lose sight Of the fact
that both the United States and
Japan must continue to grow IN
national strength and to expand
In enterprise and that mean
while. owing to improved com.
munications. the world il becom-
ing smaller. As result the
two nations must inevitably be
thrown In future into closer con-
tact and often find themselves
competing side BY side In the
markets Of the world. 1t Is un.
wise for q nation not to recog.
nize that changing conditions
may call for difference In form
and manner of expression with.
out change in principle or spirit,
that the friendship Of the child
is not the friendship Of the man
and that the keencst competitors
in business may yet be the firm
est friends. Surely there is am
pie room on the broad Pacific
and abundant opportunities in
the regions that border its shores
for the peaceful enterprise of all
the nations for all time to come.
Secretary Knox.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

Judith Gap, Meagher county, Montana, 10.
Gated In the center Of the largest and most
prolific winter wheat region Ia the world, Is
on the Great Northern and Milwaukee rail-
~oads. 1893 miles west Of st. Paul, us miles
east Of Helena, the state capital, and 248
oortheast of Butte, the greatest mining camp
on earth; 10 miles east Of Great Falls, the
?ittsbarg Of the west; ia miles west of Bill
ilngs, the sugar beet city; and 1925 miles east
Of Seattle. the key to the Orient.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

of our transcontinental roads is
building branch lines into many of
the newer agricultural sections. The
Great Northern is rushing work OH
both ends Of what will virtually be
new line from the eastern
to t he tern line of the
state, and the Milwaukee is building
upwards of 500 miles Of new road
through the richest wheat section of
of the northwest. On top Of these ex-
tensive railway operations comes the
announcement that the 500 line is to
build across the entire northern Sec
ton Of Montana, contract for the
first link Of which has been let. Yet
with the feverish activity of the rail
road, doubly remarkably in what is
admitted to be hard borrowers
market, they are scarce able to keep
pace with the demands being made
upon the transportion facilities of the
state. 1t is the uniform history of
new railroads in Montana that the
first cargo is invariably that of the
new settler and his effects, and what
was but Yesterday barren plain be-
comes as If by magic prosperous
and coutented community.
In All article such as this it is i'm
possible to discuss at length the many
factors which make life in Montana
so we'll worth living. Mention, how
ever should be made of the great
hydro electrical development now in
progress, by which cheap and never
failing electrical power is furnished
for the home. the factory and the
mine. Mention should he made of
the excellent educational system of
this state. and of the social progress
being made. as exemplitied in the
magnificent churches, clubs and pub
lie buildings which distinguish the
larger cities. Last but not least, at
tention should he called to Montana s
claim to distinction as the playground
Of the nation. From this state are
entered the two greatest of national
parks, and here may be viewed seen
cry which for the unique and sublime
grandeur is unsurpassed. TO the
red-blooded who care to track big
game, or battle with fighting trout,
orgaze awe-inspired upon the noblest
work of nature, the call of Montana
is irresistible.
Thus, in brief and roughly. have
sketched Montana, and given u sim
! pie indication of the aims and ambi-
tions of its people. In it's vast do
main of over 10000 square miles
| Montana has resources which are
capable of supporting millions. These
resources. many of them. have f0l
years awaited but the coming Of
brain and Drawn. We are now re.
ceiving the men and capital necessary
for the development of our state,
and with the assistance of all the aids
and appliances of IL modern age WE
propose to make use of our heritage
in the building of an empire that will
rank among the really great achieve
ments of mankind.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

Perhaps II Ouimct had been older he
would have done even better still. His
opponents can extract that much con-
ISOLATION from the fact OF his youth.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

The driver Of Chicago fire truck has
been disciplined for turning in false
alarms to amuse his mOtherin-law. Are
all the old stock jokes Of the comic pa
pers to 60?
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

Blind people are asking for a cur
rency adapted to their necessities. AS
there are 4.7G3 Of them in the official
reports. their request deserves some
consideration.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

accidents. of course. but when All ac-
cident occurs it is very efficient in saw
ing life. as has been many times dem
OnStrated.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

The average citizen doesn't need any
elaborate statistics from the federal
government to prove the rise In food
prices in recent years. He can prove
Il from his bills.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

Householdcrs need anticipate no
shocks in becoming adjusted to the
new tariff. The tradesmen will break
it to them gently.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

The nude in art is to be barred from
the mails. but there is no indication
that it will be barred from public dis
cusSiOn.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

hotel orchestras are driving people in
sane is evidently some music critic too.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

! An objection to good roads is that
people who have once had them will
have no other kind The luxury Of
today is the necessity Of tomorrow.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

Sir Oliver Lodge insists we're immor
tai. That ought to make an infinite
change in the plans of some Of us.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

So. Sir Thomas hopes also to win q
bride over here next year. That viii
be lot easier.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

One advantage of being a horse is
that corn on the cob never gets toe
tough for his uses.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

War veteran. sixtv-nine. ran 40
yards in seventeen seconds--in 1918,
not in 1863.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

The one indisputable fact about good
roads in any inhabited region is that 1t
is much cheaper to get them ut any
cost within reason than not to get
them.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03
A healthy city is Il wealthy one.

The cheerful loser stands next to the
cheerful giver.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

More things will come your way II
you go after them.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03
STRAW

Among those who attended the
State Fair at Helena last week were:
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. f. Gaugle:. Mr..
and Mrs. Luke Gardiner, Johnnie
Phillips, X. $. Spurgeon.
Mrs. Blanche Shuts and daughter,
Valin, visited friends in Moore last
week.
Hon. Ira Phillips was called to the
county seat Saturday on business.
Naylor Brothers are erecting a 15,-
600 bushel elevator on their ranch
four miles southeast of Straw. They
expect to feed their crops to the
stock in the near future.
Miss Mildred Saunders Of Moore
spent Sunday us a guest at the home
Of VIM. IL. Saunders, bookkeeper for
the Montana Lumber Co.
Ed. Sperry is again wearing the
smile that won't come Off. He has
found the lost cOw-bell and the
drowsy thinking lulls him into peace
full repose.
Daddy" and "Mother" Ryan es-
corted Il few of Straw's young hope
fulls to the Vickory dance. All de-
clare them the best of chaperons and
hope 20 be able to engage them for
future trips.
At meeting of the young people of
Straw on Sunday evening last ut the
Gaugler hotel, Ray Moon and Henry
Tagu were appointed to stand guard
over the hotel during the absence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaugler. Miss AIDES
sa Gaughler swayed her scepter over
the business Of the hotel during the
day.
Misses Spain and Jones visited in
Lewistown Saturday and Sunday.
Our congenial depot agent, Mr..
Dyer. will be given two operators
this week, to assist in caring for the
increasing business at this point.
G. +. Bowen and daughter went to
Lewistown Monday.
! Excuse Of the Future.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03
Horrible Suspicion.

Horrible Suspicion.
Her Father Ito young man who had
asked for his daughter)-Thats a very
serious proposition. Can you support 4
family? Her Suitor-Great Scott! You
haven't lost your job, have youH
Philadelphia Ledger.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03
Cruel.

"What are you thinking Of. Bee
tricew inquired Mr.. Haincr Of his wife
one morning while they were at break
fast.
II am dreaming Of my YOUTH" r.
piled the woman.
"Well.' replied the brute, II thought
you had far away look in your eyes"
-Appincott's.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03
HATRED.

HATRED.
Hatred is a bad companion.
Hate keeps the heart always at full
tension. 1t gives rise to oppression
Of the brain and senses. 1t confuses
the whole man. 1t robs the stomach
Of nervous power, and. digestion
being impaired. the failure Of life
begins at once.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

Excuse Of the Future.
"John. where have you been 20
long:"
LAS was coming home in my mono
plane. dear. I got caught in an air hole
and couldn't get out for the longest
Nine" -Washingt0n Herald.