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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-05
FORCEFUL FACTS
By A TULSA MAN
~ IMANINT BUSINESS DEPENDS
UPON AGIuCUITURI-ADOIT
MODERN METHODS
AVERY'S Speech IN FULL
Local scientific Farmer Dcltcr- hoy.
note Address ut arm tuutcn-
tiou az Mu-hogcc

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'lH. mo- i''h".' .I'' ". "''
Eastern oklahoma .rr..u.ur.. Con
ference held here iuaaN Was mad, hF
DNruf AN,H. chairman 90. .n, 'Eposl-
uau board of tu. r.pua.ua' urr
Farming congress chairman uf thr
huara uf county commissioners ot 7u-
$500 county. ana p,rhuu. .ur mos, scion
tN. farmer u 'uIs. county
AIR hIYvr spr,.L which brought
uuutud, uf cheer. from 90. thre,
thousand business moL farmers.
NauI,rs AND railroad uHruls gathered
G trls u.r conference, De- us follows
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mere are IH'Al ''aa'i' Nil' ID re-
'''.. wears 'h''' every lh'hh'Nf man
ana woman mas III some degree be
nome interested III '''''r iArmlns
among me most prominent OF these
''''oi'H are ".i increased p"pu'ai'oh
lh' pb"ihF oi cheap 'Anaf "ho mo
l'7' "l i'rlth'f lh 'uf soi'A
IN Ten N'u's' ''i"e'h l'oU ana
IFIu' our popu'a''on increased l'.OO'-
Ooo. about " per cent, ouf farm area
increased niue over per cent go
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-05

TRADE WITH a CASH GROCERY AND
SAVE PAYING ron THOSE WHO
DO NOT PAY
: Z THOMPSON 4 co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-05

can he best promoted boy assisting and
encouraging the farmer 10 pillow deep
IN the fall auo use surface cultivation
IN the summer 90 plant alfalfa and
huild q silu o. grow some kafiIr corn
every wear and plant some Bermuda
and when this IL done 90 raise enough
COWS hogs and sheep 10 consume all
of his crop have no use for grain
elevator want all my grain 90 20
90 market on the backs Of steers
hogs or sheep This policy means
prosperous farmers and farms that
grow better each wear nsiead OF grad
ually losing Their fertility and becom-
ing worthless
IF YOU viii study the statistics. Won
win be stock farmer instead of as
pirinr 10 be d cotton. corn wheat or
alfalfa king Ou meat producing ami
mails actually dropped Of over 20 mil
lion in numbers IN the past ten years.
An Art Not u Science.
oklahoma ought 10 be- and will he
In o few wears the greatest agricultur-
nd stHte In the Union. ! make this
statement after & careful study OF its
latitude and longitude. its soil and its
raiufau its ability 10 produce in
abundance all n the stable farm pro-
ducts produced in the United States;
its favorable climate for stock raising
and last hut not least. its people. Az
-iculture IS an urt not science.
Every farm presents features of its
own 20 he solved by The individual
AN of our land viii grow some one
thing successfully II may be alfalfa
oT bermuda corn OF kafir. broom
corn or wheat, fruit or vegetables cot
ton or cane BE II what IL may. the
individual by stndv and application
ran come nearer succeeding IN farm
nr IN Oklahoma than any whore
Enough rain falls in an sections OF our
state 10 produce successful crops II
each farmer would place his farm in
condition 20 receive and retain this
water. and then would conserve Il
during uur hot season Deep fan
blowing and surface cultivation is the
solution % this problem and marks
-he difference between success and
failure
To the RuciDess Man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-05

Remember ftai seed time Is coming ard
wt carry complete lirf CO garden and
field seeds AL new siotE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-20

Genuine Cut Glass Water Set. 4-pint
pitcher.
Complete, $3.50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-20

making Christmas time comes period Of
/ The selection of just the right and desir-
Remembered is oftimes burdensome task.
|he greatest assistance in overcoming these
the Christmas buyer in the matter of selec-
ation to our Holiday stock for 1913. A
gifts.
dea of the enormity of the NJ Flatau & Son Jewelry
hat OF all places Flatau's is where may obtain
|ifts at moderate cost The articles here chosen
objects themselves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-20

This handsome Diamond Pendant
three very fine brilliant Diamonds,
solid gold pendant. Special $500
You will have to pay $4,000 in other
stores
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
WANTED FAMILY IN MUSEUM

New York, April 18.-George Henry Hall, an artist, who died at AT Fifth avenue. left three of his portraits to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. They are Portrait of My Grandmoth- er,'' Portrait of Myself at the Age of Twenty with Palette in Hand" and Portrait of My Niece at the Age of Eleven in the Dress of . MooriEh Page"
 The decedent left to CoIurn bia Uni versity a portrait of himself at the age of 29, one of his sister in the garb of a nun, one of himself at the age of 64 and copy of Ttttan's 'Danae.''
 He gives his residuary estate, con sisting of stocks, bonds and cash in banks, the use of a cottage at Pa1en- vile, N. Y, and all his paintings not disposed of otherwise to his friend Sophie B. Goodrich. He requests that upon the death of Sophie B. Goodrich her body be buried beside his own. in Greenwood Cemetery.
 Upon the death of the chief bene- hciary $15, 1000 goes to Columbia Uni- which shall bear my name, not memory to be kept green by the young men whose lives will, I hope be made happier and more useful than they would have been without this be- quest"
 It was said at the Metropolitan Mu- scum yesterday that nothing was known of MT. Halls ability as an ar tst
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
LITTLE BEAUTY CHATS
 
Rules for the Eyes
BY BLANCHE BEACON

It Is a foolish woman who makes 1t 6, practice to read while on a mov- Ing train, as in this way the eyes are strained and this spells disaster.
 Som ethfng else that most of us do, regardless of the fact that it 1njures the eyes, is to read in a dim light. bending lower and lower over our book or bit of sewing, until, peer as we may, our work can no longer be discerned. This is the way to obtain red, swollen lids and dull eyes. Don't do it!
 Unless one wishes to be a, short sighted damsel, it is exped1ent to re- frain from plunging the fists into the eyes when one first awakes in the morning. The pressure on the eyebalI fattens the lens of the eye. and this means that sooner later, you will be shortSighted. Taboo f1ickering lights, as they work great tshavoc with the eyes. Never forget to rest <the eyes occa- sionally during the day, as it is un- wise to try them to their limit. Stop before your eyebal1s ache, and, clos ing your eyes, rest quietly for five or
 ten minutes if this much time can be spared; if not, a two or three minute rest for the eyes will do much for them.
 Don't wear dotted veils, as they are
 deadly enemies to the beauty and for. the eyes to keep we'll if they are constantly being strained to avoid | this dot and that. Chiffon or net vefls
 are not harmful, so pin your faith to | them.
 In an o1d-age book I find this quaint
 old poem, which points out additional l eye dangers:
 Much bathing, Venus, b1ust'ring winds and wine
 And wounds, or any serious blows, in | fine,
 With lentils, pepper. mustard, also beans,
 | Garlic and onions-by such hurtful means
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
POINTS OF INTEREST.
There Is One Sure Way

There Is One Sure Way to provide absolute safety for valu- aables and that is explained in the Bridgeport Trust Company's advertise ment.
 Bargain Day.
 As usual, tomorrow, Saturday,, Is bargain day at F. H. Dillon & Co. s, 1105 Main street. Shoppers will find many money saving opportunities if you visit our store tomorrOw- If reading of bargains makes good news. sharing in them is bound to prove a delightful process.
 Family Supplies.
 All the fresh pork cuts, prime rib roasts of beef, milk fed veal, smoked and picked meats, poultry, fresh vege- tables, groceries, fish. Sunshine spe- cialttes: Mothers cookies, butter thins. ginger waters, lemon wafers, after noon teas, fig newtons Bakery bull letin: Queen Quality bread, angel and sunshine cakes, White Mountain, tea and nut cakes. Coffee rings Parker House rolls, snowflake biscuits, water rolls, brussels, pies, doughnuts, Bos- ton brown bread, etc. We crowd the quality into all our bakery products. Bridgeport Public Market and Branch. State and Bank streets, East Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18

building on east side of East Main street at about No. BSA
 Olof Christtanson to construct frame building in rear of another frame building on premises located at 62 Winter street.
 John J. Ryan, to locate lunch cart in Main street to east side, at foot of Franklin street
 E. Martz1E4 Cn1lderB, to construct tenement house on front lot at north side of BarnUm avenue between Will low and Grant @treatz.
 The petition of N. Eng1eunan to con struct brick building at No. 64A East Main street was referred to tho district Aldermen Cor approval
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18

tions, and it is a fact that members of the commission have been frequent ly known to visit the Sanatoria be- tween the hours of 12 o'clock at night and o'clock in the morning to investigate complaints and charges made against inmates. This State at present is considered among the lead ing States of, the Union in the fight that Is being waged against this dis ease and the last State platforms adopted by both the Democratic and Republican parties contained a plank in which they favored the continua- tion and extension of the work in which this State is doing to stamp out tuberculosis. I trust therefore that the bill to abolish the present commission will be rejected
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
A POLITICAL BOSS.

A young lady reporter on country paper was sent out to interview lead ing citizens as to their politics.
 May I see the gentleman of the house?'' she asked of 8 large woman who opened the door at one resi- dence.
 ''No, you can't answered the wo- nna, decisfvely.
 ''But I want to know what party he belongs to- pleaded the girl.
 Well, take a good look at me- she said, stern1y. I'm the party he be- longs to.''-Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
HYMN OF BRER WILLIAMS.

Lawd, keep me fur fu'm de hurricane An don't let de tide rise high; I never wants no big wind Ter blow me ter de sky. Am don't want ter drown When de rain come down, Fer I'd be too wet fer ter wear my
 crown. Satan, he tells de win ter blow, An he rides de ightnin' red But wants ter wait till my times
 ter go,
 wid de shelter over my head. Oh, don't want ter drown In Trouble Town, Fer I'd be too wet fer ter wear my
 crown. Atlanta Constitution.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
rrRp PuruT1oNs CONSIDERED.

At the meeting of the Fire Depart ment committee, held in the City Hall last evening, the following petitions were considered:
 John Majancsek, to construct a three-story frame dwelling on Spruce street.
 Michael Novak and Frank Novak to erect public garage at Connecticut avenue and Baldwin street, to face on Connecticut avenue.
 Christopher M. Hickey, to construct a barn at 679 Warren street.
 N. EngeIman,> to construct brick
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
Explosives Vanish
 From Prison Quarry

San Quentin, April 1s-San Quentin prison officials were startled, yester- day, by the discovery that 100 sticks of dynamite and 500 illuminating cal have disappeared from the prison quarry. A quantity of nitro-glycertne was found hidden about half a, mile from the prison where chain gang had been working.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
A sALooOmDss NATION.

Hon. oliver W. Stewart of Chicago. has been secured by the Bridgeport Christian Bndeavor Union. to give an address on "A Saloonless Nation by 190o', the slogan adopted by the Last International Societies of Christian Endeavor held at Atlantic City. MT. Stewart is an able speaker. The meeting will be held at the Peoples Presbyterian church, Monday. April
 21 at o'clock
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
APPRiBCTATTD BRTvTTrv

Doctor Aibernethy, the famous Scotch surgeon, was a man of few words, but he once met his match-in a woman. She called at his office in Edinburgh one day and showed a. hand badly in famed and swollen, when the follow ing dialogue, opened by the doctor. took place:
 "BurnT'
 "TBrutse.~
 ''Pou1tfce''
 The next day the woman called again. and the dialogue was as fol- lows:
 ''BetterT
 s@Worse."
 More poultfce."
 Two days later the woman made an- other can. and E1afs conversation ec- cured:
 '+Better?''
 '"Wen- Fee?"'
 Nothing" exclaimed the doctor. Most sensible woman ever met Chicago Reco~d-EEera1d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
LAPS PLAN TO PRESS
 CLAIMS IN HAWAIIAN COURT

Honolulu, April 18-A report is bein 2 circulated that a claim made in T9okio that Japanese living on American soil are eligible to naturaliza ton will be tested in the Hawaiian courts if the quest ton is not settled at Washington If Hawaiian Japanese were admitted to citizenship they would have an over Whelming voting majority on the is lands.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
STRIKING CANDY MAKERS
 WIN, RETURN TO WORK

Boston, April 18-Two hundred girl candy makers who struck two weeks ago at the F. H. Roberts Co.'S fac tory in this city returned to work, to- day. Their demands for a wage in- crease were granted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
CALGARY NEWSPAPER PLANT
 BURNS WITH s3OO,OOO LOSS

Calgary, Alta, April 1s-Fire des- troyed the building occupied by the Morning A1bertan and with it the newspaper plant, early today The loss Is estimated at $3oo, 100.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
BUSH ROOSTER RIVER BRIDGE.

The papers were signed yesterday awarding the contract for the new Rooster river bridge in the North End to the sperry Engineering Company of New Haven. This company's bid of ss, 195. 30 was the lowest one submit ted, and so it was understood that they would get the contract. The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
ITALIAN KING AND QUEEN
 TO ATTEND WEDDING

Berlin, April 1s.-The King and Queen of Italy have definitely decided to attend the wedding of Princess Vic torfa Luise daughter of the German Emperor and Empress, to Prince Err
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18

nest August, of Cumberland, which is to take place in Berlin on May 24, ac- cording to a despatch from Rome to the Tageb1att.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18
THE TALE NOT THE TABLET.

Briggs-NTy wife found a white poker chip in my pocket this morning and told her it was dyspepsia tablet
 Griggs-And did she swallow it?- Baltimore Sun.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18

bridge is to be rushed to completion as the contract states that it must be completed within 60 working days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18

With too much labor amid dust and
 smoke, Weeping, or watching fires. we thys
 invoke, With long exposure to the monday
 sun, The d1rest wrongg that can to sight 4,s
 done; But vigtls are, by far, more noxious
 still Than any form of singIe-mentioned
 ill.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-18

Ne1E-''When that fresh Mir. Van BIowe asked you to sit on his Aneee what did you do, dearie?'
 Be1I-~Why, the impertinent thing sat right down on hin.''-E7orida Tinaeg-Union
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08
aGI has ssuunutt gissntbum pirb nur ssstH
9aariabIuus pnfauft.
q. 8. Gonuor, Sderiff.
Significant, Scranton, pa, DSnHtrlas. BIN
g. Diai 1913.
NeaifferS SSa6rtbt.

An als essatursn, strtbitortn unb anbnt inttrtl-
lrit psTlpnfn;
Ra&riht pirb bitrmit etgebsn, baB bic
fplasnb btnannttn psrGpnen ibTt Rshnuugn
tinetnagtn babtn In btr Sffiet ets SteiIftrs fiir
8tl1hgung pom 5elfamtnttn unb Grtbatung
pon Britfen br Mbminifraiion In unb fir bas
Gpunip BON 3dddnanud, unh eab btldate Mb-
miniIfratcTsu, Grtfuicrsn unt Bcrminber TIRE
Rehnungen btglihtn babtn In htr Office bts
bsiasitH &seilfrs unb bab bisIeIbsn BEN Waiftn
@triht ;ur 8tf6tieuus pprstlsst wtrben fpuen
am Rontas. ben 2. Suni 1913, um 10
llbr gOrmitiass:
1. Samts 9. Gsnuta, GbarIts 3. @tIIts
uno gB. 3. ped, Sruftts untr BEN IsBtsn
Dillfu unp Gtfamsni bts psra. Wiliam Gons
neil srIfe tbtilpsilt abrthnung.
2. Gbt Scranton 3ruf Gp., Robtrt W.
Scranton unp eieia 9. aats, gniutortn bu
Sinisriadtui6aft bee perf. Soc. ". SCRANTON (;
,tp lite unb enbgHligt Abrtbuuug
3. alpduer 9. 5unt ahmiuiffraicr ber
Sinttrlaftnihift bts prf. hilbert o. SuHt;
eTift uHb enbguIiigt MbTs6nuua.
4. NIranor 9. Suut, Nbminilrator btr
SinisrlaIfnIdaft bfr ptrii 8rdnne g. CUNT (;
sTIft unb tneefltigt abrtHnung.
5. Gbwin y. 6raniltu unb 9Bi1iam D.
5ranfiu. Grttutprtu bu SinitrIaisnI&aft btr
Snf. ann GIi,a Bentley; srts tb,iIptiis ab-
rthnuue.
6. 8a&sI Mcprs, gbmtniaraturin br
| Sinttrlalenlbaft bts strf. albert Woprty I;
| trIie une snb9iilti9s Abrsbnung.
7. QBilliam 7. Ntberion unh 3, 9. Nprtbs
up, GrtfutOnn eer SintulaftHfhnft bts perii.
9. VI. atHsrtcuj srfs uno tttiIrtIIs AbTt&-
nuna.
8. @. q. Def, Gr,futpr br SinttrIalTsu-
lGaft bts prf. pblIc GtsItbrpusb; srfs unb
tbdlpsile 2lbubuuns.
9. 9cbu W. phillips, AbminiaratOr bsr
9intnIhfsnI6aft ets psri. 5benas ). ptilipsj
trlis unb tneeiltist abTt&nnns.
10. Gepin O. @btimort, AbminifiratOr
bsr SinieTlaiIsuI@aft bts ptrf. o.. G. 9Dbit-
mort triff uue sHtsiiIties abrtGnuus.
II. Sobu 6. 6phs, Grsfute. btr Siutn-
lalTnItaft bts VERT. 9obn 9cpfins, rffe uub
tneaiItigr NbrsHuuHs.
f2. g8. 3. AIfranbrr, abminiRratOr btr
6intra1tnlaaft bts psrIt. Strbiuaup Gapp-
lanpp tTftt unb tnbsfItist Abrt6nuns.
t3. Sebn 8. gparhta, Abmiuilrator bsr
SiunrIalIsnI&aft bss pnf gB. .. @aTheI ;
trlir unb snbsfIties AbrtHHuns.
j ia. Grani &. Dsptp, Aeminilfratcr ber
SinisrInHtnIHaft bsr ptrf. Cynthia Dtpfr I;
trls uub tueehIhst AbnHuune.
i is. GmiI 9ltumann, AbmtniiTdtpr bfr Stus
ttrIaiTtni&aft bts SHa. SObn Raeif; TRf unb
tubehlttst Nbn4nnue.
f6. Branets @ilftus. abmtuifrateriH bT
6intnIaHtuG&aft bte ptrh 1tnry 8. WilftHs ;
rlr unb tnesaIiiss Atrs8nuus.
i SsbHw. WabeH,
! 1874 RtstatT Of mae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08

Der beften Uiittel unb @ese, un before
unb freuubidaftlidere 8eSiebuusen spi'
ihen Deutl6Ianb uno Sranfreid berju'
itsIleu. @rfuuoisunsen ein5u5lsbsu.
# Gus @Hen wirO semeloet, baB
lesten SSreitas baielbit mehrere promi'
nente Perlonsn, oeren ytamen niht be-
fannt se9eben werben. uuter Der an'
fla9e oes Sohperratbs In Saft 9enom'
men moroen iino. unter 6en Serbufte
ten bsfinOet lih anssblidl ein 0otslier
aus gla6eu. Sn Yerbinbuns nit Der
Yerbaftun9, Die In alien Sreilen Der Ue
uUltsruns 9rOBe gluiresuus ueruria6t
bat, murOe BON her POlijei amtlih be-
fanut 9egeben, oa6 Die Yerhaiteteu ihon
felt lau9erer 3eit beobahtet woroen lino
uno betrefiS ibrer Sdulb aud nlht Die
ssrinsiteu 3weifsl bsitsbsH.
T Gm Sreitas purbe ss umtlid
bementirt, oaB Sailer gBiIbelm aus
politil6eu @riinben lsine aeplauts Heiie
nn6 Niesbabsn aufse9eben babe. Sn
einem In Der r9iorboeuhhen aasemeis
uen 3eituus" perOHsutli6ten 9lrtifel
miro ertldrt, ba6 oas Dor einisen Ga9en
uerbrsitete @srii9t, OeutIdIano babe
Ssltsrrsi6. .lln9arn ben Ratb seseben,
feline Gruppen nidt in Wtontene9ro ein'
riiden su lalIsn, neil HuBlano 9eorobt
babe. an Der SiibgrenSe 3ruppen su'
iammsn ju Seben. erfunoen Jet.
T Die 9uitidifibullsn @eieni6aft
bat nit benz oeutiben Reihsmarineamt
sinsn pisridbrissn 8ontraft absei6lois
fen, pouaG Die @eielihait Die 0alle
auf oem Slusplas Sublsbiittel oem
Hsihsmarineamt fir Elm Suitidiff neun
Wtonute i'm Sabre CUR 8srfiisuns ltsllt.
gBdbrenb Der iibrisen orei Wtonate .wiro
Die SaGe fir Elm Delagififf bereit 9e'
felt meroen. Die Staot Sambur9
ueppiIi6tet li1, -pter Sabre lang cine
Subueution Su 3ableu. @s iino infolse.
osGen perihieoene Serbslierunseu an
Der Saae unb oeu ytebensebduoeu uor'
9enOmmen moroen, ). y. cine Ter'
9r6Beruns Der @asanlaseu. Su Der
palle felbit iinb fiir ben 9ommanoan'
ten unb bic SffiIisre &dume einsebaut,
unb In einem neuen @ebduoe 1T Elm
8aisrnement fir $50 Wtann errt9tst.
- Der Pupit bat iid BON isiner les'
ten Sranfbeit uOllitanois erbolt.
SIN alter pon II Sabren ftarb
am SOnntas in Baibinston Der peniio'
nisrts 8risaOeseneral @barles D, &ap'
mono.
SIN alter BON fait s5 Sabren
itarb am 6rsitas In Wisu Der beriibmte
Suriit uno Staatsmaun Or. Soiepb
lln9er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08
Ses Mebsrr's S66terlein.

Die Come liest i'm Sterben
uuo af) ibr Ietter Strabl,
Shst einen Wiesgerla6en,
Den @Ott mir i6uf 3ur = Dual!
Dort - swiI6en 8urft unb S9iufsn
Bsi &albsfue unb 8albsohr,
Dort lit eS = eD'ser Simmel,
Bo iA meiu 9er3 uerlor.
Dort Itebt nit faltem 9uIsu.
Beim @aslateruenlhein,
Die beige 8ratmurit wenoenO,
Dss Wtes9srs GOdterIein.
llnO nit seiddft'ssn 9dnOen
Seb' ih iie Dalten o'rin,
Die @hrit iinb bic 8aialleu,
lluo iis bic ROniSinl
Die 5ranffurter = iie slanjen,
Sun ielissn @sfiihl,
Die Vebermirite biipfeu,
. 5urtes Sinoeripiel.
Die @rtraphrit. bic PluuIeu,
Sie Ieb'n iih an nit gieio,
s8enu ibre tleinen Singer,
Sie falsH lang uno brett.
unO alles sliibt uno brenuet,
,ytur iie bleibt falt alleiu.
Sc wsis ia uiAts BON 2iebe,
Des WtesSers 20bterlein.
Sb and msin Serj usri9ma9tet,
SIN beiBen 8iebesourit,
Sb ib Dor Shmerj Dergebe,
Das lit ibr gllles = Wurit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08
DteEelepbOnnummer oes- BcdsublnttA
1T iest $500 (usussl.

Dis Scranton Stsam Bump @onis
pnnit, psl9s li4 l6ou felt einiser Seit
In finau3ttIleu S4multtdteu befano, III
au Sreitas 3usuufteu Der Qreoitoreu
6fentlt4 uerfauft woroeu. Die Com
paute ioII ueuoreuuilirt tperbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-08

30. g. III iene aepiiie Got oeer Par,eGe pon
OrunS nit ben Serbeferungen, eelegtn In Der piers
ten Barb ber Staet Scranton, eaddpanud Gountp
unb Staat Psnnipluanta, an eer taelthen Seiie pon
Qettibone Strabe, ftontirero an beiaate Summer
auenne 50 6ub, unb perdnaert ridwdns i75 6ub
ober aundberno, mehr ober wenser, IN sot No. IL,
In Blod 30. IA, me ausgelegt anb uumerirt anf Der
AHebment Qarte ber 4. Marb beiagter Stabt binters
egt in esr 0iee bee aijefiorens sGspartements. ans
fangene an einem Runtt an ber ileliHtn Setts pon
uuasIinie pon beiaater apenue unb pettibone Strds
g; bann ilbSftIidp entans Der einie parallel NIT
Bsttibone Strabs f75 6ub ~ elmer ede an Roberts