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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30
$1,000 FOR HOSPITAL FUND.

The Gazette is pleased to acknow-
edge tine receip; Of contribution
of $40 from Judge J. H. NJ. Norton. to
.hc repair fund Of Alexandria Hos
pitaI Additional funds are needec'
and will be gra' efully received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30
MASONIC NOTICE.

A called communication of Andrew
Jackson Lodge, No. 100, A. F. & A.
M. will be held in Masonic Temple,
Sunday, August 3lst, at . o'clock to
attend the funeral of our late broth
er, Samuel R. Cats. All Master Ma
sons are invited to be present.
! By order of Worshipful Master.
J. E. ALEXANDER. Secty.
20 ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30
AT THE CHURCHES.

Rev. c. r. Strausburg, pastor of
the Methodist Protestant church will
preach tomorrow on the following
subjects: II am, Overcoming Life;"
8 p. NJ, personal Contact"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

At Trinity NJ. E. Church, Rev. G.
A. Luttrell, the pastor, will have as
his subject the following: II A. NJ,
"a Look From Jesus That Made a
Strong Man Weak" P. NJ, when
God Called Man a FOOL The ev-
ening sermon will be a Labor Day
sermon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

The rock crushing plant temporarily
located on the corner of Cameron and
Henry streets is being dismantled as
the work of crushing the cobble stones
that were being broken for the city
engineers department is now finished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

The Remschel Auto Sales Com
pany report that sales of Ford cars
have been made to the following AL
exandrians, c. C. Carlin, Ben Wheat
ley, W. /. LeHew, Malcolm Mclean,
Fl p. Wilson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Rev. Dr. J.W.Duffey, DID,, pastor
of the Washington ST., NJ. E. Church
South, has returned from his vaca-
ton, and will preach tomorrow at II
a m, and s p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Standard Oil stockholders it is
said are planning to take over the
three biggest automobile factories
in the country. Cars varying in price
from $3.50 to 81 900 will be marketed,
it is said, without AGENTS and with
little advertising. Gasoline, which is
now selling at 16 cents gallon, is due
to a rise to 80 cents before the end
of the year, according to the publi-
cation of the Automobile Club of
America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30
OLD DOMINION COMMANDERf
NO. II. Knights Templar.

Sir Knights: You are hereby, Or
dered to be present at the Asylum or
Sunday, August 31s1, at 9 o'clock
TO act as an escort at the funeral OF
our late brother, Sir knight S. r
Cats.
gv order of Eminent Commander
% Of w. B. DAVIS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Free Methodist Church. 424 South
Lee street. Tomorrow there will be
preaching by the pastor at II a. m,
and at s p. m Sunday school at 10
a. m. Prayer service at 8 p. III
Thursday. =As
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The schooner Mary Ann Shay, load,
ed with building material by Henry
X. Field & Co., has sailed for the To-
wer river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bendheim and
son have returned from Atlantic City
s.::ter two weeks stay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Porter Charlton, the American who
must stand trial before the Italian
courts for the murder of his wife,
Mary Scott Castle Charlton, at Lake
Como three years ago, arrived at
Naples Thursday from the United
States aboard the steamship Re-
D'Italia. He will be taken to Genoa
Oh The steamer, arriving there Satur-
day, and will be confined in the Genoa
prison until September =, when he
will be transferred to Milan or Como.
Charlton begged one of his guards to
buy the American papers describing
his departure from New York. When
he read the details of his crime he
hurst into tears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

|. r. Carper and two daughters,
'M.I'ian and Catherine. of Fretericks-
burg, are visiting friends, in Alexan-
ID, a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Rev. DR.. w. E. Rollins, of the Theo-
logical Seminary will preach at
Christ Church tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

J. Y~sssaaspck, editor of the Sui
phtrrSI okla, Democrat, was shot and
killed yesterday and John Lindsay,
former treasurer of Murray county,
charged with the killing, was
hurried from the Sulphur Jail
last night, to the more secure prison
at the nearby town of Norman, where
mob violence was threatened. Lind
say, il is alleged opened fire on
Schenck with shot gun when the edi-
tor refused to "eat"a copy of his paper
which contained adverse editorial
comment concerning Lindsay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

ARRIVED HOME DRUNK
Witness to Fatal Affray Says Dead
Man Often Came Home Drunk and
Attacked Her.

! Washington, Aug. 20.-lIiSs Lillian
Reese, pretty seventeen-yeurold girl,
today came stoutly to the defense Of
William J. Fisher, clubman and COM
ipioye of the lSthmian Canal Commits
sion, who last night killed her father
by adoption. William i. Atdorfer, in
their home at Chevy Chase.
Fisher today is in the county jail at
Rockville. Mo, awaiting preliminary
hearing which probably will be held
this afternoon. He has confessed the
Istabbing of Altdolrfer, according to Of
liciais. ant. has, pleaded sclf-dcfcnsc.
/ On t. verge of collapse today, Miss
Reese, a all blond, told Of the attack
which led to the fatal stabbing.
She declared that her father by adop
ton. who is magazine and special
newspaper writer. came home drunk
last night and tried to attack her.
"He always did that when he was
drunk" said the girl 81 don't know
any reason Tor H. except the oI'''h.
Fisher, who has been boarder in
Che A'VoorIer nome I'r some ti'''c'
was present "heh ne Sd" ne az
tempted attack OF Miss Reese he IN
iericrEed' accofelr'
DAY.
Nic"ofief' H'1 ur'a
, ,'.' & - ,,''',,"''
nun oy Hhe Ii'FoaI.
A'Io''r'er graz
'liSS Reese II Wa
f'Shcr got long or
StiOHea MN. lhat all KNOW ao'ut
IT, Dut M sure tnat AIto"rier nae
''n' ny '"e ','''"''
Justice OF the Feace T. t. 'a"Sot'
state attorney w. ~ opa'es' anu w.
lhomaS a. CohIaI maze an lhVeSl'-
&ati'h TINS morning W''ich showed
lhaI A'to"'Ier mao oeeh "'l''NlH|
heaViiE l"r some t'Ine.
MS VIE neH Ieit nome II WAS
Ie"F''e" I"'"ugh one OF ''!e ''''eS'lS"-
'"r' '"'aE, "'au'iIeu pF icar oA !1'E"o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30
INDIAN GUARDS TAKE NOTICE

You are requested 20 attend very
important meeting at the Young Peo-
piles Building. Monday night, Septem-
ber lSt at 7:3O O'Clock. Come and
bring a recruit.
80 1t. w. s. N]CkLlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Oyster season opens Sept. .1st.
Ramme!l Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Oyster season opens Sept. lat.
Rammell Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-30

Fair tonight and Sunday; cooler
tonight and tomorrow.
Tomorrow high tides: 6:2S q. M,
and 700 p. nj.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
@is sbnise Talaien.

Bie R5miae fbIafert erodbIt Der
-Gorriere bella Seru~ ietrlen 9eiern.
@etaiult lit, bob aaiier Grnna Soief
tn elmer Iebr eiufo9en eiiernen 8ett-
IteIle i9IGft. Bonn Se,tiden &aiier
fpirb beridtet, 6aB er fat itets In
einem idIidten GeI6bett rlibt. &onig
Bittor emanuel fdIdft tn elmer flei-
men, beideibenen, etfernen petiteIle
in einem iebr einfaden 8tItmer. bas
feinen an6eren S6mud oeiet, oils elm
BOAR Gditen nit WtebaiIlen. Sri.
eineIler perbringt Der 4onig Der Bel.
gier feline 0a6trube, beun er i1Idft
bGufig in elmer S6ngernatte. 9od
ben Retorb 6es einfaten 9ebenS
Itent anIheineit0 Der neIe geita6o
duf, Der nuf Foher groe unb niif
einem einfoden aeppih rirbt uno
dIs RopfunterLnae Elm paor 5iiidfn.
nieneebun6ene 8urrpbusIt6be benutt.
@dn5 an6ers tpie oieie gefronten
tS1upter perbriitgt elm ungetronter
9onig, 2odefeler. Der petroleum.
tonig, feline 0n6t. @r ihIdft in Ell.
mem 8inuner, 6as i'm oberitsn Stod
Ieines PdIaites Iiegt; man fam Die
les SusfuIum MIR erreihen, penn
man cine eattse Inr9e Reibe bon
3inunern 0urfIdreitet. llrro in bic.
len 8irnmern iteben nafts @d6ter,
oie BEN SaIaf Ses MiniaroGrS be.
bitten. Die ear5e gta6t binour4
jpieIen S6eilhperFer nno leiibten
9oeenIautpen, I'M bas @ebiet rings
Inn Stockholders Burg au erbeIlen.
B6dter patroutliereh in ben Sar.
ten; un6 auberbem iirS nod 5pei
9eibiGser, elm SradHoer unS elm
SdtpeBer, bereit, ben S&bdf thres
Serrn NIT ibran 9eben aai pertei6t'
gen. Denn Der irri9efrdute 46aig be-
6arf elmer hoppeH t6uieIi&en 9e.
iuuhuna
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

- Bei ben @heIeuten William au9uft
uou 8pOmins auenus bat fiG Elm EOa'
terlein ein9eitellt.
- @eidll9e $40 Sob Certificate
iollsn In ben lesten Easen bier tn @irtu'
lation 9ebra6t wOroen lein.
- Pfarrsr Snlius 0ambOrsiB bat
sinen SOmpIsr uon fiini Ndsrn Sano
ouf ben DIAMOND lluenue Stats an9e'
tanft. nm oaielbit cine aulieoelnu9 uOn
lln9arn 5u erm09liben.
-Serr Sobn 6. Saas. @isentbiimer
BON NObmann's 9Reltaurant oil Spruce
Straee, miro bente Abeno iein Speiie'
3immer, oas In einen pra6tisen @arten
umsewanoelt wOroeH 1T, fOrmeu eroh'
uen.
= Bernard .. S'Jlei1D. elm lang
iabriser Siirssr uOn SCRANTON uno au'
semein oils BARNEY" betannt, 1T am
Samltas In sltlantic @itp 9eitorben,
mobiu er Dor mebreren Sabren ums
lieoelte.
- BaDHe. Der 11idbrise Sobn Der
6rau- Wt. R. DOna6p pon Iinben
StraBe, wuroe Dienitas Nbeno, ndbr.
euo ct auf Der Strabe Sallen ipislts.
BON benz automobiI beS Or. 9. 3.
Oonaboe setroffen unb 10 bOs usrlest,
oab man i'm Staat 9oipital befiirhtste,
er nHroe fid utht misoer srbolsn. Das
Gutomobil lief ni6t lebr ihnea, aber
Der 3uabe iprans Dor Die Waldine,
ebe bic 3rait abseOrebt luuroe.
= Dus am Dienftas abenb in Der
8ereiusballe ab9ehaltene 25. StiftungSs
felt Der Damen. Settion oes scranton
Sieoerfranj seitaltste fi4 gu sinsm osnt'
miiroi9eu, 6enn iiber 800 Psrioneu
pobnten bemielben bel uno perlebten
einen Iebr uer9nii9ten Gbeno. Die
Dameu batten fiir Elm porjhsli1sS
Souper geiorst uno I'm 8erlanfe beS'
ltlben tuuroen uerI6iebsne anlpra9en
sebalten es CAB aud ueri6ieoens mu.
iifaliide Sortrd9e. Den Damen lpurs
ben iniofsrn cine ueberrai9uns 3utbeil,
in6em bic Wtdnner ibnen einen fiber.
plattirten SIod nuo ROfeubOl3 9ammsr
ipeuoetsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
10000 SrnHes nHteidlasea.

Der Sefret1r 9eIacour Der 8au.
uItternebmuug Der 0inlter- -9ren-
6enbabn i'm Stanton Bern bot I'm
teri6laguneen i'm 8etrnee bon $780,.
900 Srancs einseitanOen. Or faIi4te
Ipitemattidb S6eds auf bic 4erner
4untonaIbaitf, 6ie er mt benz Sea
men Gerifier Ir,teri9rieb. Or iist
bereits in GAIT. ba er oes Wtoroes
pero6dEig ift. beEeH Spfer iein
SreunO Geriiier unidngit auf 6enl
Seinhpeg bonn Gbedter eetDoroen lit.
0eIacour uHterbteIt etn 0erbHmis
nit Gruu Gerftier. 9en arpeiS 5il
Der Beieitigrrrg bes @otten mag bic
bobe 2ebeusoerRd,erinag gegeben bu-
BEN Ste er bel etRsr mpeberffher
-@eIeGidaft abeei6EOiIeH hotbe.
IN Rt3aa tpnroe Der frii1ers @e.
neraIoertreteE hes .Soubeutr isrnn-
cois~ ausHfttn singles Derbuftei
iar39r Der 9ef9uIoienna, 6Gb II DIE
bon ibm oeripaIteaen @eIoer htefer
Defotrigiuts i'm Setruee bon 1o0,'
900 Granes beriintrelrt babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

T Das Srisssssri1t in atel bat
ben 2apitdn 2Ome BON Der BeidulOis.
ung, baB er fiir Die 9ollifion Oss sros
Sen 9rsujsrs r9Ort" NIT Oem TOrpsoos
boot % 1794 uerantwortlif LIT, fret'
9elprohen. Dei Der 3ollilion ertrau.
fen 2 Offi,isre unO 50 WaHn.
T g9ie aus gerliuer SOftreiisu usr'
lauiet, mill bic PrinSeiiin SittOria
Nuiie, oeren 8ermGbluHs nit oem
PrinSen @rult Anguit BON Cumberland
an "a. Wiai itattfinoet, i'm fommeuoen
0srbit NIT ibrem fiinfii9eu @emabI cine
Reiie nab amerifa unternebmen Die
Sorbersituusen fir oieielbe iOllen bes
reitS setroheu ieiu. DaS iuuse Baar
piro iidl, menn nif)t unermartete pins
oerniHe eintreten. am 1. September anf
oem neuen Rieienbampier n Smperator"
Der 9ambnrg' amerifa Sinis na9 9lem
YOrt sini4iffea.
It Ger Streit in ben 3oblensruben
Diltriften in PreuBiids SAlsiien sreiit
immer peiter I'M iiA.
II Sm sttter pon 65 Sabren itart
am WfOntas in Wtiiuben Der seniale
@rbauer bes beutifen WtuieumS In
Wtiin6en uno 3ablrei6er anoerer monus
mentaler Sauten @abriel b. Seioel. =
4 Sauptmann 90blsr pom 156.
acknowledgement in 2bOrn, S8eit.
y euBen, 1T am Wtontas oaielbit uon
siusm 8riessssrift Der Solbatenidins
oerei i6ulois befnuoen uuo Su feds
Wtouuten Seituus uerurtbeilt woroen.
Sergeant Sremiit, Der nit S6bler pros
Seiitrt wurbe, fam nit feds S4Oden
9aft BACON.
T Sin Ebeil oes Wrafs 6es Cor.
peooboOts % 17s", bas befauntlib ari
5. Wfdr5 BON oem 9ro6en 9reujer
vYort" In ben @runb 9ebohrt mur6e,
1T am Dfontas init ben Ssiden uon
fiinf Der bel Der 9ataftropbe ertrunfenen
Opfern 9efuuOen uno mad Dilbelms'
bafen Sebraht woroeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Maientban.

auf ben @alo uno auf bic Bieie
Witt oem erltsn Wior9en9rau,
Trduft etn Quell pom Baraoiele,
Seiier, friiher Miaientbau,
9Bas oem Wtai gum 9eiligtbume
Seoer iiiBen WOune Ihafft.
Shmel5 Der Bldtter. @lani Der Slume
BiirS uuo Quit, 1T feline 3raft.
Benu ben Tbuu bic Muibel trtntet,
SBirb IN tbr elm PerlenitrauB;
0eun er In ben @thftamm finfet,
-SBerben Sonisbienen b'raus
Weun Der SoSSl auf Dem Reiie,
9aum bamit ben Shunbel nest,
yernet el Die belle gBeiie,
Die ben erulfsn Walo er90st,
Sint bsun aud uuf mid bernieOer,
BALKAN Dn. fiir ieben SdmerSl
yles' auh mir bic Nueenlioer,
Srdnte mir mein oiirltenb 9er5l
@teb mir Suseno, Sausesmonne,
0immliiher @ebilbe S6an.
Stdrfe mir ben 8lid our Spnue,
9eiier. friider Wiaientbau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
men. elm Serseaut unb elm Bionier
lpnroen lebsnsgefdbrlth, perlest.

men. elm Ssrssnnt nnb elm Biouier
pnroen lsbsussefdbrli& uerlest.
t Siu9 benz am Iseten Donneritas
In Berlin betannt 9esebensn Sabrssbe.
riht Der Ber9mann @lettrbitdtsmerfe,
habsu oieie i'm uersangeneu Sabr einen
1iettOs PrOfit BON 104 WtilliOnen Wlarf
er,ielt ooer % W2iIlionen Wtart mebr
als i'm uOrber sesanssuen Sabre. Die
ansiibten iino na6 Dem 8eri9t aubers
orOentli6 Siiuitig.
Bon oem Heihs9eridt In 9sip,ig
Durben lesten 5reitas Der 3aufmann
@ouaro '9Obler aus Breslau unO feline
Satin ibuloi9 beiunoen, Bldne Der
prouiloril6en Seieltigun9en pom Bres=
lau an auswdrtise Rssierun9sn per.
rathen ju buben. StObler Durbe gu Z
Sabrsn 3u6tbaus unb feline 9attin 1u
10 WfoHatsu @sfdnsniB uerurtbeilt.
7 Der RrOnprins Oss bsuti6sn
Reihes fiinoi9te am lesten Samltag
an, baB er Die nOtbiseH 8Orbersitunsen
9etroHen babe, nm bunoert arme S6ul'
tinOer Uerlins na4 Der Sitieefiifte bel
Oanji9 brinsen uno lie bort 8 g8o6sn
unterbalten ju laiien. Die Sinoer lol'
len In ben Wiilitdrbaraden untersebrnGt
uuo non ipeSel OaJu ensastrtsu esbrsrn
beanfii4tiSt weroen.
Man fir6tst, ba6 bic bsm Reids,
tag empfoblene 8ewilli9uns pon $500.
600 fur eins nsue Sa6t fur ben oeuts
lHen &aiier ni9t Die n0tbiee uuterltiis'
uns baben mro. Desbalb 1T am cams.
tag Elm slufruf on alle -lODalen" Wiit.
glieoer oes Rei6stass ersaugsn, Der
Sisnn9 beijuwObnen. In Der bic Nnge'
le9enbelt Sur Spra6e fommen miro.
t Direftor Suebenberg, 8orfser
Oes Guflidl sratbs Der Sirma 9rupp in
@iisn, duBert fi6 In sinsm am Srsitas
uon Der -aOlnif6eu 3situns" psr6fients
ltdten Snterpien. @r ertldrt, menn
Der 8erltuer slsent Der @efsllfGaft Se'
ante bes 9riessmiuiiteriums beitOaen
babe, um SnformatiOu iibsr Raftunes.
Sontrafte 3u erlanseu, 10 iei oas nit
isinsnl eigenen @elbe, obne 0ilien Der
@eielihaft sei6eben. Die srftrsbtsn
@ebeimberi4te ieien MIR iolHe, pis fie
iebe @eieai9aft baben miilie, nm lu
milisn, mas thre 2onflrrenten tbun.
7 als SodSsitsssfdsnt fur bic
Brinjefiin Biftoria Snile, Die einBi9e
Go9ter bes oeutiden 8ailerpaares, ia.
ben Der &6nig Sictor emanuel unb bic
3Dniein 9elene am WOntas einen folt.
barren S6mud aus PsrIsn unb Brit
lauten mad Berlin abseianOt. Die
Sermdblnns Der Priuleiiin NIT Dem
Brinlen @rnit gusait BON Cumberland
finoet befanntliA am "a. Wtai ftatt.
7 sIm Montus murbe In Berlin
befanHt seseben. baB es Sffi3ieren Der
beuti6en Nrmee uift seitattet lit. on
ben Prdlimtnarfabrten fur bic aroee ins
ternationale Wettfabrt um ben @oroou'
Bennett Beder tbeil3unebmen. Dieier
Sdritt iflien ben Wfilitirbeb6rben an.
seiidts Der wieoerboItsn 3wiidsnfdle
H0ibig. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
Tarn III perfaufen.

800 fauft mtins fiiHf adtr Garm 9ub.H
srstust tru&t, Semitic. 1rauben, 9ttrtu unb
II ipaisl paitue fir @tflistl- unb tuuss 5au-
bsnSu&i Rstnss Wafr, sutt Strabtn, iurjs
Sheds pen bn Stabt. Glsfrii6t uub Dampf-
siisubabusn. Nub fir Baar obsr auf ltt@ttn
Ssrmintu psrfaufsn. Giujslbdten rb6ltIi@
BON ugDtttirt", Spr Wo. 6, Srantoh Wo&tn-
blatt. f5,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
6rnnbeisentbumi 3u Der.
fdnfeu.

AItu ptnfOn6r III ssipunssn. sinsn gau.
fcmpIr bon ;tbn ects lu psr6ubsrn fiinf iinb
25 bel lao, pitr Ine % bel 100, unb zine IN 40
BET 100. prsts $500; Sppptbsfs BON $500
fam fsbtn blsibtn, $40 8aaretIb n5tbis. @t-
Iss,n ssssntbn Giftnbabn citation In sintm
ldnbIiGsn Snbufrisfdbt&tn nabs bn Siabt,
unb piirbe cine profitable anlagf lein fir an-
bausr ober @uIfssr. Dsiails BON ,,Sfirp",
Bps- Snanten aHp&rHbtaits -f5,s9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

- Su Der Gidbe BON @aterproof,
Ga, blrit am Sonutas Der Damn I'M
Wtiiiiiiippi. giiebri9 sele9ene @e9eu.
ben iino auf nsite Streden iiberflutbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01
DisEstspbOuuumusr Oss- BOdsubtatt
lit iest $500 (ususs).

= Die M. & SO. ganf liss am
Dieuftae cine 3lase eiutrasen, nm
81, 600 mieber 30 erlauseu, uel9e Der
Eribuue BubliIbins @ompauie sstieben
wurosu, beim Sdllispsrbsu aber uiGt
beiahlt lporbeu tub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Or. q. q. 2aHba&, 3abnar;t,
isSt tint Dtme Sanf @ebduos. Bel
&elepbou, 5939-S. 1874
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-01

Gin 9ebeu obne rehte Gufenbe er.
IbetRt benz 9enfer fbaI itnS uuuiib.
D6t mas Elm ieSer su taHlpfeR babe,
Dos nAterIGetbet bte tldtigeu Wen.
i61en bon chamber.
GeudtersIsbeu.
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ASUNTOS DE
ACTUALIDAD

Los terribIes J prolongados com
bates que han tenido lugar en- d
centro de Ia ciudad do Mexico, son
sin preceisnte on la historic de-
A aerica en- 10 que toca la tena-
cidad de los lidiadores y los estra.
gos 1ue Ia lucha ha causado. Arri.
ba de 1500 hombres han quedado
fuera de combate y las averias can
sadaa edi6cios particulares y pro
piedad pdblica montan a muchos
millones de pesos. Ha sido revela-
da una nueva Ease del caracter
mexicano que pone en- claro que
en- circunstancias donde convene
es capaz dc mostrar 81 valor mas
heroico. En- ninguna cindad de Ia
population que tiene la de Mexico
Sc ha visto jaInas una luchs tan
empenada y tan sangrienta como
la que esta ocurriendo actuaImente
en- Ia ciudad de Mexico.
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Aniversario del Natal,
clio de Washington

Manana dia % de Febrero se
celebrara el aniversario del Gran
Presidente George Washington
llamado el ePadre de su Patria"
salio de la Glaze media de Ia socie
dad, y de mediana fortuna, test6 al
termino de su gloriosa carrera up
caudal hOnrradamente adqnerido,
dotado con talentos no mas que
mediocres, fue favorecido con un
iuicio frio como el invierno de su
recidencia boreaI. Este arregl6
todas sus acciones. FL heroe nor.
te.americano, rodeado de un pueblo
virtuosO y auxiliado por hombres
superiores a el mismo en- talento v
conocimientos politicoa, fue llevado
por la revoluci6n. Washington en-
asambleas populares era incapsz de
inspirar otros los mobiles senti.
mientos que el poseia, las moDta.
mas Azules miradas on una tsrde
de verano. sin nubes nj mancha,
tai era Washington, sci Padre do
su Patria."
En- las eacuelas publicas del
Prado J Placita bajo la habil d.
recciOn de Timoteo Romero y Pa
bio Quintana respectivamente So
tendran ejercicios patrioticos ade-
cuados Ia fiesta Dacional J para
conmemorar 81 dia dc aniversario 0
del natalicio de aquel Gran homs
.hra, euyo reeaerdo 4 ira para sieg,-
pre- On los pechos de todo ciudada
no, que tiene amor su patria y
libertad.
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List s-2O3S, aud 2o40.
LOIU
Restoration to Entry Of Lands 10 Ma
tionaI Forest

Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing III. 98 acres.
within the Pecos National Forest, New
Mexico, will be subject to settlement
and entry under the provisions Of the
homestead laws Of the United States
and the act Of June ii, 1906 (34 Stat,
233), at the United States land office at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, on March 27,
1918. Amy settler who was actually and
in good faith claiming any Of said lands
for agricultural purposes prior to jan
uary /, 1906 and has not abandoned
same, has preference right to make
a homestead entry for the lands actually
occupied Said lands we're listed upon
the applications Of the persons mentio-
ned below, who have preference right
subject 20 the prior right of any such
settler, provided such settler or applicant
Is qualified TO make homestead entry
and the preference right is exercieed
to agal, ~ 1913 on which date
the lands will be subject to settlement
and entry by any qualified person. The
lands embrace tract of $3.50 acres
within unsurveyed but what will pro-
badly be when surveyed, Secs. % and 27,
T. % ~, r. IA E., N. M. NJ, described
by metes and bound as follows; Begin.
ming at corner No /, granite boulder
marked FSMH-1, whence the door of
applicants house bears s. 45o w.
approximately chains; extending
thence N. So w. II chains; thence s.
400 w. 1850 chains; thence s. 45o
r. 1890 chains; thence N. 400 4. 30
chains; thence N. 20 Q w. 2 chains to the
place Of beginning. Said tract was lis
ted upon the application Of Ramon Mon
dragon, of Holman, New Mexico; List
3-203S. A tract within unsurveyed but
what will probably be, when surveyed,
Secs 8 and 10, T. % NJ, r, Ia e., des-
cribed by metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at corner No. /, which is
identical with corner No. 2 of the claim
of Rafael Romero; extending thence S.
32o 30 4. 1460 chains; thence N. s47
E. 2l.S5 chains; thence s. 63 Q 80 q, II.
40 chains; thence N. 100 E. 1873
chains; thence S. 400 E, Is chains;
thence N. 70 Q w. 1850 chains; thence
S. 72o 3O' w. 1915 chains; thence N 70
30 w. 1856 chains; thence s. $50 w.
Is chains; thence N. 500 80 w. %. .65
chains; thence N. coo =. 1850 chains TO
the place Of beginning. There are ex
cepted therefrom two strips 33 feet wioe
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Lazos de Flores

Ell lunes dia IL de tebrero So
juraron amor eterno la simpatics
seforita Fidelina Romero, hija de
Dona Placida de Romero Y 81 hon
rado joven Juan Sanchez, hilo de
Don Antonio Sanchez y esposa,
smbOs de Arroyo Seco, fueron tes.
tigos del dichoso evento Don Jilio
Martinez y su esposa, el evento fue
celebrado en- la capilla de Arroyo
Seco por el Rev. J. Giraud. Dea-
pues de la ceremonial SO di6 un
opiparo banquete en- -segnida un
lucido bale. LuengOs amos de fe.
lecidades la joven pareJa son los
deseos de Ia Revista.