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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Atlanta Financier, About to
Depart onEuropean Tour,
Declares There Is No
Cause for Apprehension.
Believes Era of Unprece-
denied Wealth Will Come
to the Nation as Soon as
Tariff Is Definitely Settled.

Asa G. Gambler OF Atlanta, banker, millionaire
manufacturer, real estate magnate and capitalist
Of the foremost financial figures in the nation
entirely and altogether optimistic and cheerful to
the business outlook
Just before sailing for three months tour Of
Europe, Mr.. Gambler gave The Sunday American a
ringing interview on the business situation he
sees II.
There is not one apprehensive note in it.
Far from believing the country the verge OF
hard times anything like serious financial depres-
sion, Mr.. Gambler believes the horizon to be album
dainty rainbowed and promising nothing but good
things.
IF did not believe things were in shpshape at
home, II I were not sure in my mind that there
is not one bit of for anxiety would be leav-
ing Atlanta for three months pleasure jaunt in the
Old World?" inquired Mr.. Gambler Of an American
reporter after he had discussed conditions at length
The reporter promptly opined that Mr. Gambler
likely would not. The weathiest man in Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
7. J. SHER0N, MANAGER
AUGUSTA HERALD, DEAD

AUGUSTA. GA, June 1T J.
Shernn. 90 years OF age. business
manager OF The Augusta Herald. died
this afternoon after an illness OF six
months The funeral services viii be
held from the Sacred Heart Church
Sunday afternoon. The editors OF the
two Augusta papers viii act as hon
orary paibearers with other promi-
uent citizens.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
U, s. Citizenship Is
Granted DR.. C.F. Aked
Noted San Francisco Pastor Passes
Final Examination and Takes
Usual Oaths.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-with
his right hand uplifted and his
left in the bosom OF his frock
coat. the Rev. Charles F. Aked. pas
tor Of the First Congregational
Church, to-day swore in Superior
Judge John J. VanNostrand's court
that he Is not polygamist and is not,
had never been and did not entertain
any idea Of ever becoming an anar-
chist.
The occasion was the last rite in
the process Of DR. Aked's becoming a
citizen Of the United States.
DR.. Aked answered with accuracy
all the questions put TO him by the
court as 10 the government Of the
country he was about TO adopt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
TEXAS LAWS SUSPENDED
FOR MEXICO REFUGEES
AIrsTIN. TFXAs- Jnne II

AUSTIN. TEXAS. June 14.-In re-
Spouse TO a request from Secretary
Bryan. Governor Colquitt to-day tele-
graphed the State Department a,
Washington that in cases where
American refugees from Mexico could
show health certificates issued BY
Federal authorities al Tampico. state
regulations requiring four days In
quarantine before landing az Calves
ton viii be suspended 20 meet the OBJ
jectl0ns Of owners Of a steamer on
which refugees are 20 leave.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
RECEPTION FOR PASTOR.

The women of Emmanuel tOugre
gatlonal Church will hold a recep-
ton at 8 o'clock Monday evening
June 16 ia the home OF Dr.. and Mrs
T. Lyman Hood 10 Arthur Street. ga
honor OF Dr. Edward Pays0u Arm
strong and Mrs. Armstrong.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

Doesn't appear TO be built that
way.
Far from being on the verge OF
disaster. as some pessimistic per-
sons insist we are" said Mr..
Gambler, 1--WE are, think on the
verge OF the greatest era OF pros
perity this nation ever has known.
Conditions are all right, abso-
lutely all right!
This country is developing
very rapidly. 1t takes a lot Of
money to handle our business
more Of II every year. There
never is to be time when finan-
ciers viii not feel the necessity OF
looking ahead-of making haste
more or less slowly in money
matters. But there is no neces-
sarily disturbing element in the
present situation, as l see II.
South in Magnificent Shape.
THE South, when we come to
consider our immediate pros
poets, is IN absolutely magnificent
shape. / know much of condi-
lions in Georgia of my own
knowledge.
The farmers have planted
great crops. and they have plaht-
ed them intelligently and well.
They are unusually well fer
tilted. and are in good shape.
ut has taken more money than
usual to meet the farmers needs
this year-but for the matter Of
that, IT likely win take more next
year. and still more the year aft
er. We are growing and pros
pering by leaps and bounds in
this country. think the banks
anticipated this demand months
ago. and in a large measure pre-
pared for it-I know my bank did,
anyway.
we have taken care Of every
Legitimate demand-and we are
going right ahead doing that
same thing every day. We feel
that things are all right ahead
and we prove it by our actions.
Farmer to Get Wealth.
''The farmer is a producer. So
long as he is all right, we may
well consider ourselves safe in
this country. The greatest meas
ure OF the South's wealth is in
it's soil, and the farmer this year
is going to get hts share Of that
wealth out Of the soil.
Now. do not deny that there
is. in the money markets. a feel
ing OF hesitancy about letting
money out. This. so I personal
~ incline to think. is a mistake.
But while there is a hesitancy.
there Is no alarm or apprehen-
sion have been East many
times this year. and / know what
] am talking about.
Undoubtedly. the tariff ques-
ton, in its unsettled state. Is
more or less depressing. IL brings
about In some directions. the
very hositancy I mention. Then.
too. there is a feeling. somehow.
whether Justified or no. that the
present Democrats control Of
Continued on PAGE u. Column s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Asa Gambler Sees REAL Prosperity
+"*
Not a Disturbing Element in Sight

Far from being on the verge of disaster as some
pessimstic persons insist are think on the verge
of the greatest of prosperity this nation has ever
known---ASA G.. GAMBLER
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
ASKS FAIR PLAY, NOT SYMPATHY.

Sympathy plea play.
Of her talk with me-
Evidently the heavy trial that has
Profoundly walking
perfectly
holding
uneakabea sometimes she surely mustshe has done it,
think loneliness in the
matt fam privacy OF
homer 1t is modest in East Georgia Avenue It
unpretentiOus refinement and quiet
said
that
tell
will h. permitted the witness stand either
will public
fair persons
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
DUKE OF C0NNAUGHT is
SLATED TO RULE IRISH
Special cable 70 The American.

LONDON. June TIT Is reported
the Duke Of COnnaught viii be the
first Niceroy Of Ireland under home
RUE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

v
His wfe9
These two questions submitted myself in studying the
strange Mary Phagan murder the past week ran
with its rather ncOnsequental material developments
By all that righteous and just mans wife SHOULD know
him intimately surely than anybody else and it
has been my observation in handling mystery stories in the past
that very many than the public large
suspect mans wife DOES know him better than any other per-
in the whole world!
The world full of good and true made largely by
their On the contrary every newspaper knows that
many Of the depraved criminals enjoy full partnership in
evil doing with their better halves
1t my opinion that mans wife either knows him aston
shingy well, or not at all
So somehow seems the world away
l called with her previous permission, upon Mrs. Leo NJ
Frank Saturday afternoon
told her who was and why came to see her
said this to her. in the beginnings Mrs Frank either
your husband completely you likely do not know him at
all Will you tell the interest of fair play WHY you be-
eve Leo Frank did not commit the crime charged against hmf
If you he could had part that crime would
you saying me- such detail you choose just whyf
Mrs Frank smiled rather wany thought and invited
the dining where for hour discussed the
Phagan
NEITHER TEARS NOR wHIMPER
Her rather characteristic of her in
way, for it this:
'He didn't do it, sir, because he just COULDN'T HAVE
DONE Tit in him. has been him, and
be in him be- degree party crime foul and
so inhumanl"
Mrs Frank is a very beautiful
Her Lucille and she nclnes that perfect brunette
type in the of her As girl
which have been long she must have been
prsingly lovely.
She did not impress being particularly of the
clngng" type, although times in discussing the sinister
shadow tragedy fallen loved Ones
her dark eyes filed with and her voice choked
She did cry, hOwever-and glad of that for al
though have encountered that of thing many many times
interviewing similarly situated yet have be-
accustomed it. And above all things she did not whm
per-
for thatfair
alone Of her talk with me!
Evidently trial that
upon Profoundly
believes perfectly in her husbands innooencthat much
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
WIFE Tells WHY SHE
THINKS FRANK DIDN'T
SLAY MARY PHAGAN

Loving Helpmeet of the Prisoner Re-
views Her Attitude in the Entire
Case in a Remarkable Interview
for the Hearst's Sunday American
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Atlanta Edition of The American

Consists Of the Following ssctlonsi
Late News. 6-Editorlai
2-Extra News City Life.
9-Sports, Autos s-Maqazlne.
4-Real Estate and Wants. 9-Comcs.
5-Society and Foreign.
BE SURE TO GET THEM ALL.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
The Weather.

Weather forecast for
Atlanta and vicinity
Fair Sunday and Mon
day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

Continued on Pase II, Column 8.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
PLEADS FOR FAIR PLAY, BUT
DOES NOT ASK SYMPATHY
Gould Any Gentleman Have Done
the Thing?" She Queries. Leo
Frank Is Gentleman to His Fin
ger Tips"---Cites Love for Children
BY AN OLD POLICE REPORTER.

NNTHO the person in all the world that knows Leo NJ
Wv Frank than any other human being know hmY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
StaOt llnO Gountb.

= Die erfte 5unfenOepef6e Der 9ada.
mama @Ompanie pom bier nad ylem
Yorf wuroe aui WfOntas 9ormittaa ab.
9eiaubt nnO am 9leiden 9tadlmittoa
traf cine slei6e Depeide bon Olelu gOrf
bier ein.
= Srau Samuel Sloan, 8ittwe bes
friiberen Rrdiibenteu Der gadawanna
@tienbabn @Ompanie, 1T am Sonutaa
In ibrer Wphnung In Stem gOrf Inn
Glter BON 80 Sabren gsftorben. sic
bate fih feds 8odeu 0orber burd eli.
nen Sall bic 9iifte sebroden uub bieIes
mar bic inoirette Gobssuria9e.
- 9trtbur 8. @briftp. Tiie grdiibeni
oer @ount1 Sauinss Sant. pethet
iaoH ldnsere 3eit IeiOen6 mar. LIT fruit
5onntas Mioreen In ieinsr 8obnnng
on Wiouroe aueuus seftorbeu. @r mai
81 SABRE oft nub pirb pon Der @ittml
uub eiusm Sobu iiberlebt bic Seil
iesuns srfoIste am Disnitas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
Iegiaers Waebriebt.
an ale qsaatersn, Rrbitersu unb aubas Inter

an ale essatortu. Rwbitonu unb aHbns iuitrsf-
itrit WsrfcHtu:
ga&ri&i wirb bitrmit etesbtn. baB bic
fplaenb btnannttn ptrlcHtn ibrt HtGnungfu
singsiraetn babsn In bsE Sffite bee Rtsifus fiir
9fidttaung ron Itlfamtnttn uub Grtbfilung
ron Brisfsn ber Standardization In unb iiir bas
Gpuntp BON eadapnnua, unb bab btfdgtt Ab-
mtHitlratpren, Grsfuiprfn iint Bermiinber TIRE
HshnungH bsslthen baben tn Der SfFts bss
beIagteu Regiiisrs unh haB htelsfben BEN WaiieH
6tridt tur Bsf6tiauHa pprsttsi tperbtn foatH
am Rpntag. ben 10. Wpptmbsr 1913, nm 10
litr Bprmitiass;
1. Die Scranton 5rua Gempanie unb 6.
U. Wairts Gruatts Ter SiHierlalIsnfaaft ets
pra. @m. 9. paaiftab; is&ffs tbsllpsils ab-
rfnnung.
3. Wlortimprs 81 e5ulr, abminiiratur bsr
5intrIaItnldafi btr ptrf. Stlfn M. 8ullsr
srlfe uue snbsiiltise abrttnuns
8. aubup M. Sine. Abmtniifrator btr 6in-
tsrlaIenf6aft btr ptrf. 9imella q. SJins; trfts
unp subettltss abre6nuns.
1 Die SeTant0H Iruf Gpmpduit, Grsfuior
esr 6inierditnihaft Der ptrlf. Rtbnea parTp
srfs unb tubsiiltiss abrsGnung.
5, 6arrp 9B. Ssamaue, Abminiiiratcr Der
SinierIaHenGhaft bts perif. ebns. 9. QBflls
tIHt uHp tUpHuiibt @VhNWHuHu.
6. Rasmt SGnfl uHe .. gB. S6nta, Gr-
efutpreu btr Siutsrlahsnf&aft bts ptrf 9enTy
S6nsl trlts uue snbeiiltiet @brf6Hung.
Z. Spbu 8. Mtg9illiams, Apmtuiitrntcr ber
5tuterIaTtnlhaft btr peTif. WlarY WegBiaiame;
trtf unb tnegiiItigt abrehuung.
g. Senry 3. Mpprt, AbmiHiiiraier Der
5intuIalIsnl6aft bee ptrf. Soc. VI. Wcprt;
srlis unb suhaiiittse Atrfhuung.
9, 8, gB. Napler, Abmiuiifratcr Der 3inttr-
IaITs alGaft bts Ssrf. Sptn U. Sadipnj tTft
une snbshlties abrsGnuns.
10. Geparh VI. 9pran unb y. ). Rtiup,
Grstuiprtu bn oiutsrIaTtnl9aft ess pnf. Ibc.
mas 5taly; tritt tbdIpsiit NbreGnuns.
fl. SAINTS 8. NiGOlicn, abminilraicr hsr
5inisrIaGtnfhaft her prif. GaiheriHs pftuf
frfit unb tneeiilhss Nbrs6aung.
f2. 9pra .. 8urft, abminiltratcrlH btr
5inisrIa(Isni1afi bss serff. Spbu Surit; trfit
Iinb euhalItigt Abndnnng.
IS. Gatttrint 8aaaebsr, Grsiatsrtn tr
SintnIaGfthE4aft b1 ufrff. Mdrgartt @aQa6-
Der. srfs Hnb tubsiIties abrthnuus.
ID. Gssrst M. eldrf, abminllratpr bfr
pintsrIaIsHf@aft ees utrf. 8. o. pprnst; triif
uae snhghItief abTs@Huns.
is. ptrbrt {. Salppta, ahmtniarator 6.
{. q. bsr Siutrlafsni@aft sr psra. alirt ell.
Iibribss, srifs uHb tubshItist abEt@HHHs.
SetH9. @ateH,
42,4 Rsstafy Of Dlas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

7 Sn bsllen Stammen ftanO lstten
Dienftas bic 6emif1e Sabrii WsitIuar
ini eeuerbereihen Ho6um In 8eitr
phalen. Die sepattisen anlaaen mnrs
ben uollitdnoig eiugedidert. 8on alien
SeiteH silteH Die Seuerlpehrsn Der Na9.
barorte berbei, ultt bas sntfeiielte Gle
ment su befdmpftn. Der Rieienbranb
mar bon iid bsitduois wieberbOIsHben
@rploiionsn Der aufSeitapelt ssweieneH
Sbemifatien be9leitet, lpas lhon on lid,
oie SDfdarbeiten utft nur bemmte, ious
bern oireft 9efdbrtih ma6te. Wfit 8fies
ieniGuelle perbreiteten iid ois SIammen
nad alien RiGtungen bin. ole ersrifs
fen aud bic meiften Der @iitermaeen
auf bem naben @iitsrbabnbof. Der
anseri6tete Saaben liait In Die Suns
oerttaulenbe.
t SIN faft nolfenbetsn 81. 9ebenss
iahre III (este Wode In MRnden ber
nambafte aquarellenmaler Brof. Dams
D. Sartsls oahinseidieosn. @r mar
@brenmit9lieb Der bilbenben 2iinits In
Wfhnhen, or6entlthes Wfitalie6 ber
Gertiuer dfabemie nn6 @brenmitalieo
uieter anoerer frembldnbilfer giaoe.
mien. Guf Der Weltausftsanna In ct.
Souis erbielt CT bic @olbene Ms6aille, ,itt
Buenos Hires ben ben n@rano Brirs.
au6 3ahlrei4e anbere eolbenen Wies
oaillen murben Dams b. Uartsls aners
FAINT. @benio mar er Der @mpfdnaer
uieler Srben. Dane b. Bartels murbe
am 26. Dessmber 1856 In Samburs
seboren.
T Sn 0iesbaben bat ber Dtreftor
Der @iIbOtsu.GefelIf9aft ~8tis4, @ein.
bolo 2risger, etnen 8oteniunsen ers
fdoiisn. Bis Serr 9riessr aasiaste.
mar oer Boteniunge. yiamens Gnguft
@bel In 0utb geratbeu, neil ein 9obn
uou oret Wfarf, ben er forberte, ibm
nidt ansseSablt Der6en Iollte. @bel
babe fia 30 einem sewalttbdtisen an.
griff binreiBen lafien nno Ct babe III
glotbmebr gum Repolbsr sesriffsn. Der
Cob oes Sungen ueruriadtt cine fnrhts
bare anfresung. Sor oem Bureau Der
@efenfdaft fammeltsIiih cine unseheure
WteHihenneHge, Die ben Director furs
ger 0ano lgnhen ipollte. Sc bebnrfte
euergifden @insreifens Der SGuss
mannidaft, nm 8rieeer Dor benz Shtds
fat tobt9eIdIasen 30 iptrbeu, 3u idhstn
unS in @swabriam su briussn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
Sum Jirmament srbsbs Define Slide.
(Stts Detbsu.)

(Stts WtIbsn.)
Gum Sirmament erhebe Define 8lide,
@eun Did Der @rbe 2alt erbrHden
mtll.
@sf&risbsu ftsb'u bort iesli9e @s.
fdide,
lln6 isbes barret Der @rfiilluns itill. -
Gin ieber S6mer3, Der Define 8ruft ;sr.
riiisu,
Gin isbsr Trus Der rauben Groenlpstt
Die ibSnsn Erdume, bic In Jii9ts ser'
flteBen, -
ole ipiessln iid iun weiten Sterneu.
jelt! -
Der 9iebe @eb',-bes aiinitlers @rbsn.
hoffen, -
Des Grmen Siotb,-oes 9eloen Sieges'
trdum, -
Dem 8sttler. ipie benz 9Snis' ftebt er
often -
Der lihte uub uubem6tfte Stmmets'
raniri. -
Der 9isbe ftrablt elm Stern In bslfen
@lante,
Der Soffuuus In BEN iltlben, iauften
Sdein, =
Dem 9riseer In Oem sOtb'neu gorbeers
franje, =
Dem aermitsu In benz @lauben. bebr
uHb rein.
D'rum-weuu Deiu Ssrs I'm 9eibs mill
uerjagen. $
Benn Did uerjebrt bes @rbeumebes
@lutb,
8as's nur, ben Bid sstroit binaufsu.
fhta9en,
Sun RsiG Oss St@tss ia6pfit On neueu
Wtutb
60 lang bas si6t Dsin auss fann ent.
jiiGen.
go lang Der 9immets ipie9elt it6 Boz
rin,
Birb Did Der @rbe 8u9t uift gan3
3erortiden,
Das Slid srSmiust elm mdnulid fefter
Stnn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

@tm6b prf6isbsntr GrsFntlpnsbtfsbIe bon
Gisra 6asias, eepart 8aeias unb Usnbiiipni Gr-
ponae, ausesifsllt pOn BEN Common Ylsas Ge-
riht bon eadamanna County, an miG sfridbtst,
rerbe Id ausitbsn gun, 5ffsntlittsn Bsrfauf
burG 8srftisruns ober Gusruf an ben boot
ubsr meiff 8ietenbsu, fiir 8aar, In BEN @s.
ridtsssbdube In bn Slabt Srantcn, 2ada.
spanna Gpuntu. am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
Sfus beutSeben 0auen.

# Weabame Toielli. Die iriibere
Rronprin;eiiin BON Sadieu. Die burd
ibre @stapaoen uno @r3entrisitdten ali.
genein befannt sepOrben lit. oiirfte nit
Dem iddiiiden Sof in erften SOnfiitt
fommeu. sic bat bas 3ibretto Su elmer
fOmiideu Sper geIhrieben, bic benz
nd1ft in Rom CUR aufiiibrun9 gelausen
ioa. Ole iddiiihs Resiernns bat leste
WOde befannt seben lalien. baB 9e9en
Wiaoame Toielli porge9augen rperoen
pirb, menn Die Sper belsiSigenoe gln'
sriffe auf bas iadiii6e aOnissbaus snt'
bdlt.
IT Der brittle Sobn oes oentlhen
9aiiers. Sapitdnleutuant zines Eorpes
Ooboots. Bring Gbalbert, ipirb iih ben'
nd6it fir fur3e 3eit NIT bem Stuoium
Der Wiarineuermaltuns bei6dftiseu, UNI
einen lleberblid iiber Die tnnere Or.
9aniiation ju srbaiten. Der Prinj LIT
fur Die Dauer pOn uier3ebn Gasen gum
Rei9smarinsamt fommanoirt morOsn.
t Der friibsrs prsubiids Wfiniitsr
Der stiitli9en, uuterrihts' uub Wtebi'
'3inalanSelegenbsiten. Or. Sourab BON
Stubt. beging lesten Wfontas bas 5eit
oes rs. @eburtstases. Dem 3ubtlar
muroen ieitens Der Beb6fben uno iei,
tens Der uuiuerfitdten S6uiesbers uub
Wtiiniter. fomie Der Gerliner Tehnis
fAeu 9o4f4ule, beren @brenboftor sr
ilt, uub aus weiteiten RriuatfretieH
umfaGsube @hrunseu iutbeil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

2eitenber Sptifer.
Seit 1885 etablirt.

Br fnb umsaoetn na@ 623 eadapanHa
ausuus, auf BEN BObsnaur, NIT sinsr spIIen
etnie ppn pptil@tn Waarsn uub ben alIfrnsue-
fen Snffumsnifn ;ur ptiifuHs ba augen.
unffr Moito mar tmmer: ,.S6ufat 8erfIufe
uub llfins prsfite". 9Bir Fnb immtr btrsit,
5,ntn tipas @tlb ;u trfpawn. Cine srpes aus.
pabI pen fiiufIt&tu @useu an Saue. 8fr.
ssTst niGt ben plab:
62s 2acfaipanna 9lDenne,
@tssuibn btr D., G. s @. 8abnifation.
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oemsfratif@e ssominatisns,,.

GoHHtp.
eatriF F-R. 8. SHifb.
e&abmsiHsr-SobH q. Gobue.
9iitriftaHpaIt-S -Sbomas q. Soaahse.
prstbsaotar G. @aifHeb.
GeriGti9reiber Better Roll.
Rssliitr bon SeiiamtnteH U. J. GarbeD.
attorber of Seebs-RartiH 2. Suoee.
Surf GommiHar-Sbemas Bolann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

- Die Sobn 8apmonb Nfsmorial
@emeinbe an Bine Strase bat burd
elm Gsrmd9tniB Der perit. Srau 6raHeis
Oadteg $50, 900 erbalteu.
= Die ftdbtiIds 8onbaussabe bon
1850, 900 puroe Disuitas on Wfontso.
merp, @lotbier & Taplor pon Bbtlaoel.
pbia iiberpitien. Die nit elmer Prdmie
pOn 81. .3o9 bas h6aite Gnssbot aus eli
eiHrei9ten.
= STR ben 9iouentber @eri9tster.
min iiub am Sreita9 II. u. aud bie fol.
genoen Deutfhen ale @eidmorene ges
3ogen uorben; 9ermann 6rable. 8etsr
Utter, @m. 8. 8luning. @eorge 6.
9us. artbur @hnftsr, Um. 8. Oiebl,
Sobu Soffmaun ien., @bas. 3. Span'
Def, Gilbert Serbfter. @bas. Senbler,
gBm. Siiter, @eorse 3. Wtillsr. 9sorse
SBinterftein. Senrp 6. 9Offmann unO
SBilliam S9uuf.
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geltern Die 3oblenpreiie erb0bt. Sir
@9s. Stoue uno @beitnut @r6Ben 1T
Der 3ul6las 25 @ents bic 2onne, fiir
Sea uno Budmbeat 10 @ents bic Tonne.
gSenn bic Detailbdnoler oem 0oreeten
Der @ompanie fol9sn, 70 miilien mir In
3ufunft mehr fir Soblen beSabten.
Drei Detailbanoler fiinoisten 9eltern
fir ben 3oniumentsn cine @rb6buns
pon 20 @ents bic Gonne fiir 3oblen an.
- 8sil 6. o. Ssrmpn, elmer Der
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t6sliflen 3eitun9eu eins an3eige per'
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2ittle, eineu perihmisten Spisbuben
uno Solorduber nennt. lieb ON slei9en
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ltellen. 9ia6 einem 8erb6r Dor sllber'
mann Robert G6bler am Dienitag Jiad.
mittas 1T Sermpn fiir elm seridttihes
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mill. @s wiro ermartet, baB bic Sabn
mad benz bD9lteu Bsrs9ipfet in Den
baperildeu alpeu einen resen 3uiprudj
eriabreu mirb. Der Plan ielbit lit ifou
lanse auf bem Gapst 9eweien, aber als
nidlt lobneno immer pieoer auriidgele9t
porbsu. Die 3usipiss, i'm gBetter'
iteinsebirse, iiibDeitlih pou Parten'
firfen, 1T 1868 Wteter bod.
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| iabre 1T in Wfiinhsn Der nambaitt
Dirigeut. uno beliebte 9ieberiomponill
Tbeooor Yoobertsfp babiugeI1ieoen,
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h6ren In ben 8ereinigten Staaten pie
seiuu9en moroeu. Poobertsfp mar &C.
bOrener Wfiinheuer uno bat ii9 beion
bers als Dirigent bes #Wliinheuel
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

30. g. Die foIseab bef9riebsusn aOts ober pars
lelen noe eane, aeIsgen in btr Stabt Scranton,
aadawanna Gcnntp unb Staat penufplpania, mems
LID: 2ots Ro. unb Gin luabrat unb BIod 30.
5f1 unb eeleaen an elmer Gtrube, geHannt nnb bee
tannt als sBeft aoeuititrabe drlher ssnannt SaGas
frabftrabe) duf ber Rarte uon SeranteH; Elm PtaH
ober Rarte, In pel9er Der RempIeg W tetiteIt:
,,aarte pon 6airpiep parf aanb gompaute aesitten
The Washington herald., 1913-07-27

to terminate British rule in India. As
InLia was a profitable source of revenue
England Joined the Turks in an effort
to repulse the Russians. With the aid
of France and England. the Turks finally
triumphed and the Treaty of Paris in
1856 brought the Crimean war to close
Bulgaria, the bone of contention over
which the war began, was made a prin-
cipal!ty under the suzeranity OF the Sui
tan. The diplomatic hand of Austria
was seen when the Bulgarian assembly
chose Ferdinand. a second lieutenant in
the Austrian army, as King.
This appeared to be death blow to
Russia in the Balkans. An Austrian and
a Roman Catholic sitting on the Bull
garian throne was state of affairs
bringing bitterness to the Russian heart.
Ferdinand realized that the future safety
of his little kingdom lay in absolute
friendliness to all the powers. and to ap-
pease the rising wrath of Russia he had
his son and heir baptised in the Greek
Orthodox Church. with the Gar as god
father. For a time peace reisned in the
Balkans.
1t is comparatively easy to trace an
intimate understanding between Ferdi-
nand and Austria when 1t is remembered