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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07
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To the union men and women OF
Everett and all other friends of GOV
ernment by the people:
1t is imperative that you write or
wire to your state senators in the leg
islature at Olympia your demands for
the enactment of the following bills
which are required to carry into off,
feet and operation the recently aid.
opted amendment to the state con.
stitution, referendum and recall:
Senate bill No As, providing for the
amendment of the state constitution
by the initiative.
House bill No. 50, or senate bill No.
235, establishing the forms of peti-
tions for the referendum and the mi-
| tiatiye.
Senate bill No. 1876. establishing
the forms of petitions for recall of Of
ficers.
Senate bill No. IS, providing for
pamphlets of publicity Of candidates
for all offices.
Senate bill No. 49, providing for a
complete system of registration SO
that initiative and referendum meas
ures and all other publicity matter
may be furnished to all voters by The
secretary of state.
Upon the success Of these bills. de-
pends the fate Of all other measures
in the interests Of the people now be-
fore the legislature Should the others
be lost, we Will have an appeal TO the
people if the initiative, referendum
and recall measures are secured. but
if these are lost, ALL IS LOST. Let
such a flood of letters and teIegrams
pour in upon the legislators at Olym.
pia that they may understand how SEP
ious and insistent is the demand OF
the people for this legislation.
All OF these measures above euum-
Grated have been carefully drawn iu
the interests Of the people, and each
one is necessary to the general scheme
of carrying out a government of. bv
and for the people. Their adoption at
this time will make it much easier TO
advance the interest OF other meas
ures now pending.
OTHER BILLS BEARING ON THE
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM
WILL DOUBTLESS BE INTRO
DUCED. SOME OF THEM MAY BE
GOOD, SOME VICIOUS. TO BE
SURE THAT YOU MAKE NO MIS-
TAKE, DEMAND THAT THE BILLS
ENUMERATED ABOVE ONLY BE
PASSED.
WRITE OR WIRE YOUR REPRE-.
SENTATIVE AT OLYMPIA AT ONCE
BOTH IN THE NAME OF YOUR
UNION AND AS AN INDIVIDUAL
CITIZEN OF THIS STATE WHO BE.
LIEVES IN THE INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM AND WANTS THE
PROPER MACHINERY WITH
WHICH TO CARRY OUT THE LAW.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07

GIN at 8 0 clock.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07
PHOTOGRAPHER IN NEW
QUARTERS.

The busiest man in town this week
is B. J. Brush, the photographer, who
has moved his studio from the top
floor of the Commerce building to
rooms 21S-19 Reality building just
over the First National Bank. Mr.
Brush has taken the studio recently
vacated by Rigby & Rigby. The new
quarters are commodious and tastily
arranged and Mr Brush will continue
the same high class work which has
made him one of the leading photo
graphers of the city.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07
ST. VALENTINE BALL.

Grand ball on February l4th. ST.
Valentines night in Masonic hall uu-
der auspices of Ladies Label League.
Wagner's orchestra. 81 admission.
Perfect order and pleasant evening
guaranteed to all attending
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07

weeks ago. a body of men represented
the single weavers that challenged
any gathering in intelligence, aggres-
siveness and progressiveness. Far
from being subdued in their many
hard struggles, they displayed a Won
derful spirit Of courage, with a reah-
zation that the past fights were but
skirmishes in the battles of labor and
that still greater preparations must
be made for greater conquests.
The international Union of Shingle
Weavers, Sawmill Workers and
Woodsmen, launched at Portland, is
an appropriate monument to the past
ten years OF the history of the Inter
national Shingle Weavers' union. The
task of organizing the vast numbers
in the timber industry is not a task
for timid men. But timidity is un
known in the Union Shingle Weavers
vocabulary
And if the past history of this
small band of fighters is any criterion
a new force will soon appear in the
West stronger than the millions of a
Weyerhaeuser ~ the united timber
workers under the banner Of the In
ternationaI Union Of shinsle Weavers
sawmlll Workers and Woodsmen'
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07

THE LABOR JOURNAL
Is the official organ of the Trades
Council, and is read by the labor
ing men and women of Everett
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07
ST. VALENTINE BALL.

Grand ball on February 14th. St.
Valentines night. in Masonic hall un-
der auspices of Ladies Label League.
Wagner's orchestra. 81 admission.
Perfect order and pleasant evening
guaranteed to all attending
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07
HE SAVED OTHERS, HIMSELF
HE COULD NOT SAVE.

1t was with sorrow that we learned
the other day Of the sudden death of
H. c. Feist, a former member of the
Everett Electricians Union Fred
was working as a lineman in Califor-
MIA at the time of his death and with
a comrade was caught by a crossed
wire. Fred threw his comrades free
from the wire, but was unable to
save himself, and died. He was one
of the warmest, truest hearted boys
we ever knew and the news was
shock to his large circle Of Everett
friends
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-02-07

r:oU. Address to be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
6fberiff s-Derkanf
-bpfl-
8ertbB0aem 8raHbetgeHtbHm
9TH
Trettag, ben 8. Saaaar 1914.

@tmGb psrfGtestnsr GrtfutipnsbsftbIe BON
8isra 6afias, espari Garias unh 8enbiiipni Or,
ppnas, ausatfftlIt pon BEN Common pltds @s-
ridtt BON tadapanna &Uuntp, an mtG esriGtst,
ptrbt Id ausftBsn aum 5TeniliGsn Btrfauf
eur& 9erlsierung posr Qusruf an ben bDGf
pbsr msif Bisisnbsn. fir 8aar, In BEN @s-
ritisssbiubt In Der Siabt Serautpu, 2ada,
mdnua County, am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
Die Sltege tpuroe sitr Gerfe.

@or bem Shaufeniter eines Rels
bouruer Suueliers iammeIteu iid bieIer
Gage srobe @eneen SbauIuItiaer, nm
eine gang ein3iaartise 9erIe at befpuns
bern 9as foitbare Sthd unteridetbet
iid tpeber burd ieinen @Ian5 nod burdt
beionhere @r6be bon dnberen 9erIen,
fsnbern bur6 ieine Sprm. gs itelft
ndmlih eenai eihe stte9e bar. unb
5tpar btrilbt Sds ni6t auf 3ufau; ions
bern bte gerIe, Die in ipenia fiefem 8aIs
fer i'm Nprben bon Neuieelano aeiiidt
ipllrbe. itamnt aus einer gluiter. IN ber
itd cine BIieee sefangeu bate. 0as Sns
ieft purOe nun in Der auiter gu eirer
ridtieen RerIe iimeeipanbeIt. IN MeIs
bourne 1T bic s5IieeeusPerIe". nie ntan
lie nennt, beriibmt; 1ber taufen piG lie
ieiner. ba man bort Die 6Iiegen perabs
iheilt Sic ein3ieartiee Rerfe iou haber,
fuie Der nBi9ar6~ mittbeiIt. uad garis
fommen, mo iie eepib eiuen 2iebbdbcr
finben tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18

30. 6.-ga BITE pbsrfdtte cbsr Redte pon @runb
in unb al iene sepitie Got, Stteds oeer Pattele
pon Lamb aeIeaen, ltegeub une ieienb IN Gem
gtaaae SeIiup, AHton Borough eadawanna eouns
to unb Staat RennipIpdnia, une betannt ais her
,3apib 8rOwu Traet", bst9rsben iDie folgt: ST
bsr norbwsjtibsn eds pon Gburb Strabe une Dritts
apenue, pie bic Qarte seigt eingetraeen In eadas
mama Gountpi beidate Got III 30 Jus brett IN 6ront
an ebur1 Strabe unS bat eine 9iefe pon $50 6ub
eHttane Dritte Auenne. Beiaate Lot 1T rehtninfelia
in Sotn, unb aobIen unb RintruIien finb rsferpirt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
Sonnerltaa. Is. @esember 1918
0er llrIprnng upn ,atlanrant' .

9ab mir 9eutidc bag 8ort 9leitaus
rant bon ben Sran3oien iiberuommeu
habeu. lit aIIeemein befannt; aber bic
peniaiten berer, Die bas 8ort hGuFg
auf Der 3uH9e fiibren, iperbeH fuiiien.
bdb bas 8ort 9eitnirant in Der 8ez
beutlIus zines @aftbofes berbdltuibmds
bie irlnsen 9ahtms 1T urb auf cine
eieenartise gntitebunssseididte Suriids
bfidt. 9enn i'm Srans6iii6eu bebsutete
bas Bprt n9feitaurant" uripriineIidl
feinestuegS einen @aitbof, ionbern nur
cine frGftieenbe Suppe
@ie aOniein Marearete bon Rabarra
tr6Ghlt nod: SD idblief in elmer Gar
berobe, in Der man mid bic iboniten
0teitaurants uHb bic beiten SIeiidees
ridte, Die i'd ic seuob, eifeu lieb." Cine
8eitlan9 CAB es elm frGftiaenSes @es
riht. bas als agisitaurnnt binin" bes
rii9nlt unb 91nbe tpurbe; bas @eridlt
beitanb aus feineeidnittenem 0Rinbs
tleii6 unb 9efIiigelfleiid, bas iiber eis
rem 6euer NIT Sraubeu aus !9amass
his, eetrodneten 8oien unb Serlgraus
pen eetpiiiermnben beitilIirt tpurbe nno
als Suppe 2iebbaber fano. Sm 1S.
Snhrbunbert hereinfadte Elm 9lr5t nas
mems glarens bas 9te5ept bieier ne0ttf
Iiden Grdftiglng" unb beguiigte it'd
6dmit, gerditetes @efIiiael in eiuem
aromatiiden unb itarf gelpiirsten 8aiier
gu foden. &as 9fesspt bieies arStes
bate einen srobeu grfole, es gait baIb
aIs gutter Con, bon 8eit au 8eit Elm
HReitairant" gu eeniebeu; uub inI
Sabre 1866 er0ffnete elm fin6ieer @es
fddftsmauu elm fIeines Ilnternebmeu.
beiIen 8ped es mar, Sieies @eridt at
bertreiben. Gn Der Sbiire oes Qofales
pranste bic Snidrift: .@ertalif bon gle,
ftauronis". 9as 9otal lag bamnls in
Der Nue bes RoliIies, in Der iebigen
9oupre<Strnbe. lmb Der .Heitauroteur"
fiiete ieiner @unberiuppe nod Sraubcu
uuo GefliigeI BEL.
g2un entitdnhen bal0 aIIerIsi Concur
ren5unternebmnineer. aber INNER itanb
bas ~Heitaurnnt" bic frGftigenbe Sups
be. i'm @itteIpuntt oes @ei61ftes. unO
atloere Speiien fTRsben MIR auf 8erIan>
gen aIs gredgsuus gereidt. Cine ssAs
eSnbt1iihe G6f71if beridtet: n8fes 9ies
baurnteure iinb ieue 2ellte, bic bic
Taunit beiiben, Die Suppen Bll bereiten
bic 9leitdurants eeuannt iperSeu; uub
fie genieben babel bas g1eht, ale 9trtcn
bon Suppen Su bertmtfen: 9teisiuppen
liub NuOeIiuppeu. friid1e Srauben uip. !"
3ieie SuppenitanfiteIleu uabmeu bolb
ben Sitel n9feitaurant ober .8eiuuos
beitsbnus" an unb Die gbronit Der 3cit
er5dbIt, bag .oieie ginridtllns ben 6ers
rem 9io5n uub 8ourtaiue i'm Sabre
1866 ibr gntiteben beroanft".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
Nnr eitl God.

9ie fleinite gabnbofs 8artebaIIe
gurppas befiubet lidl nadl Dem gertdlt
beg Standardization areis6Iattes in
Der Ndbe bes 9orfes 8eieram bel gran>
benburg. sic beitebt porIdufia ans
einem groIod, iiber oas spei 9rieftrds
ger. Die an Ger SaIteiteIle .8eIerams
@baliiiee" gu tbun bnbeu. 5ipei Sdde
nls 3nh geipnnut haben. unb bietet
bemgentdb Siaum fir Stuei 8eriunen,
alto aud, fous Die beiben 9eantten eins
nal bienitIidl berbinbert ieiu IpIten
fir bas ipribp0rtGife gIiidIi6 Iiebenoe
Raar. OBJ aber Die SaIle alber benz
8aum dud ben u6tbieen Shub aeaen
Die llnbiloen bes beboritebenben 8inters
geiudhren ipirO, bGeibt Stpeifefbaft, penn
iidl nidt iraenbpo elm mcnidenfreunos
ltder Sansbeiiter finbet. Der fir bas
~8ebdube" Gin abesIeates Sad lfiftet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
Ciut SgHaFit Don 9t5rtrn.

Ser Sehrer bes nelfiiben grin3eR
ernit Gueuft, Ser5oss gu @raunidneis
rlnb 2iireburg. bes @atten Der Rrin5eis
jim @ietoria Quiie, mar elm Or. anoIe
Elm Sohn oes @ottiuger S6eoIogen Bros
fefor 8r. 3art Sfnofe gs pirb MIN -
idreibt Die s5rif. 3ta." = intereiiiren
bn5 Die SaniGie &npfe Surh 3peibuns
bertidtriee Be5iebuneen nit benz peIfis
fcben 6iiritenbauie berbunbeE lift. Gin
dbnIihes 8erbdItnlB oipiiden einem
Siiriteubauie uub elmer 2ebrerfamiIie
tpirb pobl in Der sarSen Belt uidt aufp
dutpeifen iein.
gs besann fhon eegen bas gnbe beB
IT, Sabrbunberts. Ser5os grnft auguif
bon 9rauuihpeie uub 9iiuebure. Der ers
iie alirfiirft BON Sannouer (1679 Bis
169s) bate benz Adiler mebrere Hegis
menter ieiues Seeres gum Sample qegeH
ben SoTbmpnb sur 8erflgune eefte[lL
Die in ben 8dmpfeu seeen Die in liugarn
einaebrodlenen tiirtiifen Sorben lire
uieosridhiiihe Sapfsrfeit befuieieu.
Bdbrenb biefer adnbfe Iiebeu 3tuei
Sobue bes Ser3oss gruft snguft. bic
Eriu5en 8nrI B6iIipp unb Ghrtftian. i6r
Qeben i'm 1ieufte bes 4aifers. iIuter ben
bonn 9er5og mad lln9arn gsfauhteH
banupberidheu SoIboten bef1ub iid oit
Der gbne Der BamtIie arofe. 8alentn
Snofe 9ieier 5eihuete iidl ipieSer6oft
burh Sapferteit Dor oem Sein6e aus,
ipes6afb Der fer5oe grnft auauif benz
beimaefbrten Rrieaer hie SfuIiteTle III
Fin5blirg BEL Rieubure berIieh. Ser 6es
tr66rte arieasmauu tpnrbe elm ebenf1
tiidtiger ShuImauu, un6 in 9inabllrs
folgte MN ourdi fdit 5tpei Snhrhunberte
binburd, immer Der Sobn benz Batter i'm
S6ulamte grft i'm Sabre 1851. affo
foit at berielben Bet. mo has meIfiidte
Fiirftenhaus 60nnobsr berTieb. riff nit
bem iiiugen 9ehrer Sermann anofe bic
aette ab
gus oem oir'buraer SfuIbals iinS.
fpie bic ,@6ttiuger 9eihma" feItiteut.
cine arose gleihe hon tilftiaen 9ebreru.
Rditoren. SuperiuisHSenteu unS GIeIebrs
ten 6erporneanugen gs ieien BON heieu
MIR ertpd6nt her heimdtbhineiae Ghms
uoiinIbireftor arofe in Csnabriid. her
brrdl feline Forfhuuaeu iiber bic Ser.
mauusifIndit i'm SeiftoburgertraIbe ii&
einen Hamen aemntt bot. unb oer iehtae
Gbt bon 9ursfelbe. 4 HiiitoriaIrat6 gros
feiior snoie in @6ttingeu,
Rnh elmer Sritt BON mebr aIs siuet
Snbrbunberten iudlte trieber ein 6eraos
grnit gu9uit ans benz 6aife Der @eIfen,
chen ber iebiae persoa bon Gum1erTdu6.
eineu 9ehrer fir ieiHen Sobu. ben iifus
gen 8rinsen grnit Gnauit uub fpieher
fieT hie 8ahI auf eiuen Gnaeb6risen Der
EnmiIie Gunfe. iinb aipar auf ben Sohu
bes @5ttiueer RrofeHors. gr bat dilRer
hem iebiaen gdpieaeriobu bss beitts
ihen adiiers aud ben TN borieen Ndhre
terilueIiidten 4rliber. ben PrirUeH
Geora BirbeIm, ifHterriGtef
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
9elgicn's Setuobner.

9ie irnu50iiicje Ieinung betruhtct,
5uutal in 9iteratur lln6 Breiie, gelgieu
ais elm iran5oiiides 9auO uno 9riiiel
aIs eiue franS6liid)e Staot. Sas lit aber
cine irri9e auidamine. Nah Dem Stas
tiitiideu Sabrbul ipraden 9noe 1910
in 8eI9ien 2,822.000 giupobuer nur
SIdmiib, 2.574,000 uur Srau55iib
ruo sol 900 beibe Spraden. 01it bers
f6tpinOerben gIusnobmen ipreden aber
nur SIamen uuo 2eutIhbeIgier beioe
Spraden. 8a bieie 9oppeIipra6igeu
aIio ben SIamen HHS Seilti6belgiern
el5ure6nen iiub, 10 itauOen in SeIgien
enbe 1910 ben 2,574,000 fransoiiidef
BaGIoneu uinbeiteus 100000 6Iancn
eeeeniiber, tpo5l nod etiua 10000
&eutldlbel8ier fommen. Die ii6eripieeeuo
in ben @e6ieteu BON 2imburg, 9iittic6
nno 9el8iids0urembur9 auidIiia iinS.
Sn griiiieI lit oas 8erbdItuib nod itdrz
fer gu llnguniten Der fraus6iiid)en Spras
be dusgebiIbet. griiiiel NIT ieinen Nors
itdoten unS Slubenbe5irteu 93iIpporber,
Salle, Gside, &olOertbem, Qebmid, If.
- ONttt htbtNAutl ptl Aou,OuU SIuTt@
aolilf Sptedlenoeu etpa 100000 HIds
men. 9a aitBerSem Die fIGmitche gprds
Ge in ben sreiieu Der Cbcri6ldt, menn
aiih Ianeiaut, inmer mtbf Gnbdnocr
getpiunt, 70 Gie9t Die lth6aItbarfeit Ses
pben ertu6bnten gIhipru6s Der 6ran3os
fen aut Der 6dnb.
Sn 6elt SonOels6e3iethneen, Die BEL
glen NIT ieinen 8rpet erSBten 0adbars
itadien. 9eutidIano unb 6ranfreid5, ilns
terhdlt, hat Der Seutid,e 6anbel ben
ffaraSiiideu fueit iiberfIiigeIt. Sm
Sabre 1912 fiibrte 8elgieu mad 9eutids
lamb fit @Riliarbe 7 Muionen Bran.
fen, mad 6ranfrei6 nur fir iii @ils
Iionen aus. Sic oeutide @infu6r uadl
8elgien erreidte 1919 ben @ert6 bon
700,7b7.0 900 Srnnten, bic frans6IiIdle
giufnbr baseeeu nur 62s. 1850, 900
Sronten. geraIiden nit bem Satre
191f TT Die belitibe giufubr 1919 um
ettpd 100 @iIIinnen eeItieeen, fpdhreno
bic fran36iiide Differ MIR eine SteiQes
rltna bon II RilIionen aifipeift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18

U. .. 1914, um 10 tlbr grrmittaes bts bsias
ten 5asss, ale bic Rsdis, IitsI uns SntersiIsu
bsr 8srfIaetsn In unb auf bic Ha&fpstnb b.
fGrttttnsu Cots. Siri9s pbtr paraslfn panb.
ipit fpat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
0ebenffeier fir tpote
WenS6ea mnO glliere.

Gus 5afatd aitf 9buibu tpirS in Der
9eutIden Sdpanpoit bon einer iuterels
fanteu 9ubbbiitenueriammIune beridltet.
bic fir ods glh6eufeu BON $50 Reni6en
unb - $4,000 5roIdlen, 1000 8atten,
1000 &anindeu unb mebr aIS 500
5unben, aasen uno Sennen ab9ehalten
fuurbe. aae bieie 8eid6pfe iin6 BON Der
Guatomie Der lIuiperiitdt uon 8puibu in
ben Ietteu oebu Sasren ie5irt por6sn;
unb bic 9ereiniguu9 iiIuger buoSbiitiider
Ndnner bon apuibu feierte ibrer 2e6re
Semd5 bas Gnbenfen Der Shiere. tpd6s
renb bic llniberiit6t ods Nneenten Der
ie5irten Renidlen feierIid1 beaing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18

nHter 6enieIben 8ebinaungen ws biesIten rsIerpitt
tne IN benz Deeb BON Siaae q. Sane. 9rufee, an
Moie Asarns eattrt 10. aptl fe99 uHh 1T basielte
stgentbnm, abertragen eurd Sobn fsarns uns Aofe
Rearns, bic Satin, int Rebt pon befagter Satin,
an Satob Shermer burb Deeb. bafrt T. Rouembes
a, dsoo, unb esneetra9en am "a, December 1873 In
sadawanna eountp i'm 9eebbudb 30, 203 Settle ass,
hnb " eastslbe eigenthnm, iberragen burd beiaas
ten Satob Sdermer unb Satin an D. Vaaelb lbefa
our9 Gsse, oattrtg. Sanuar 1908. uub singetraeek
an oemielben Gage IN SadawaHna Gountp i'm Deebs
eun Ro. 223, settle AIS, unb lbsrtraaen bnrd ben
bsiasten Ya. aagelberg anb Gattin an Samuel
ytiaet ~ eafS Ssse. Settrt H. Rari 1903. uns
i'm Deebbub 9o. 235, settle 365 &C. MlIes perbeliert
NIT etnem srpeiiiOdiaen Raden BED, tbeImeiie nit
Sadfe'nen bergeteutes @ebduhe snnt 9ped flr
etnen stqnor saSen, aIeiber sabsn anb tu gSp5ns
unaen.
Dit 9ei6Ias bslsst unS in erslution aenOmmen
ant ote &ldge pon ber aepiione Bremtna Gompante,
obsr a 6. ssias. sssen Saiob Sdermer, geriiaatsr,
samuel Wtuer, Terra 9enani, iinb U. Raae6era,
trllbsr elm Serra Senant. Sberiii tolettre S20i5,
MT Jntereilen pom IL. Sanuar 1918, anwaltgeb
st56D6 nne aoiten. Subement no. 1884, Gitobsr
Eermin 1911. 81. Ga. sam ssannar Ssrmin 1914.
S..s.sfafg..
anpaie.
0erner: glit Bef6Iaa beIegt unb In erstution aes
nommen aut bic 9lage pom esr Rspitone 9retpfng
Gompante, oeer 8. 9. Mus, aesen Saeob 59ermef,
". 9ageibsTg, trlber sin Terra 9enant. s6sriff
toaettire Sl7gSf, nit SnteIeisn pom o. Rdrs 1913,
9sqbe 9Ss b,esSsle SeFs sssS SrS agen 9asemsnt no.
''''"'" ''''' S.S.. sfdfsi.
anmalie.
6erHer;
30, 7.-aa bic aedte, SiteI unS SntsreEeu Ses
Beftlagten tn nnb an ale iene gepifie Streden pom
eano, geIegen in ber Stast Scranton, aadapaupa
sonntp nns Staat penntpiuanta. bssrenDt uno bee
t9rieben pie folgt; Sinh eots Ro. 81 unb 50 in
Sled Ro. Y une trontiten an Qrce 5trabs fnb is
20 Jus brett IN 6ront unb haben eine 6iefe ron $50
FuB, gennb zines Yldnes oeer aarte, betitett gree
uno Yaneoaft Abbition ~ ber Stnbt Scranton. Sinb
htetelben Sots uon sGnb, dbertrdgen an Rargaret
uoran enr9 Binifreo Sealp IT, w. biirdb Deee, 6atirt
3l Wat 1898, unb etnaetraaen In 6sr Office bts
Neeprber uon 9eebs In une fur aadawanna Gonntv
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Suegment No. Sl3, Dttober Sermn 1918. 2eu IA.
gum Sanuar 9ermin 1914.
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4. Dstmbsr 1913.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18

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Hamens 0olters IN adt Wfonaten sc.
fdnguiB uernrtbeift tporbsn. 8olters
lpnrbe Dor @eri6t fduIOis befunSen,
xgsrbebisufte fiir bic franl6iifd)e Srem,
beHlesiun oerri6tet jn babeH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-30

BUY YOUR HOME on on r
plan IL u not necessary TO own real
estate Loans made anywhere TO buy.
build. improve property or 1it
per month. plus ) per cent simple
interest on each $500 borrowed:
Gail to-day. STANDARD no NJ r.
COMPANY. OIL Mutual Building.
Fgs.brrgug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-30
"SERVANTS FOR WIVES"
HOME is BESIEGED


emily many servant girls in and around
St Louis read the story and lost no
time.
Before the Tichacek family gathered
around the dining table for breakfast,
the telephone bells had rung a dozen
times Always at the other end OF the
wire according TO the telephone de-
scriptions. there was a paragon of ser
want girls ready TO quit her present
employment 20 enter the Tichacek
household and show her fitness TO be
the wife Of one OF the boys"
I'm be ready to go to work tomorrow
morning" said one of the applicants.
Il think it is just lovely for you TO
marry your sons TO servant girls see
in the paper that you want girl TO
work five years in your family before
you will let her marry one OF your sons
I'd be willing to work ten years II
was sure of getting a good husband.
I'd like to speak to Mr.. jerome, please
Jerome is only twenty. He has black
hair and brown eyes. and like all the
Tickacek boys is tall and handsome.
There were many calls for George.
twenty-seven; Edward. twenty-four,
and Charles. twenty-five. Even six
teen-year Harry was not forgotten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-30
Many Anxious to Be Trained by
Woman as Mates for
Her Sons.

ST. Louis. Mo. January 29.-The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Itch
acek has been besieged with telephone
calls and letters since the publication
of the story that Mrs. Tichacek trains
servant girls in her family TO be wives
for her sons. The sudden discharge of
a servant left a vacancy which was in
demand.
For thirty-six hours Sidney 1H6 and
Victor $40 have been the busiest resi-
dence telephones IN St. Louis The
wires leading 10 them have been
freighted night and day for the sons
of the house Of Tichacek-
'Ehe only ones who escaped the oom-
baffment were the three elder sons.
VIII already have taken for wives ser
va its in the house, and the youngest
son, Eugene. who is only seven years
old.
The telephone calls began to pour IN
al o'ol ock Monday morning. Appar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-30
MANGLEDBODYFOUND:
MURDERS SUSPECTED

Barnett went or what actually befeil
him during the time he left Rodden
until found.
The first intimation that something
was wrong was when the engineer
of No. IS felt slight obstruction as
If his engine had passed over some
object. Stopping his train he went
back and found the body OF the
victim, the injuries being such as to
show that the body had lain across
the track where on a sharp curve the
headlight of the engine had proved
useless, II is reliably reported that
when found the body was cold An
inquest was held this morning when
with incomplete evidence a verdict
was returned of accidental death by
being run over by train
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-30
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automobiles for Sals
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automobile in good condition Ad-
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