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Newark post., 1913-09-24

killed and wounded in the Bulgar-
ian army, and it is reasonable to
say that an equal number was dis
abied in the opposing armies. Every
lady at the National Capital, in
Guiding her Majesty the Queen,
was acting as nurse to relieve the
suffering.
3" | saw more than 10000 refu-
gees who had fed from the cruel
atrocities of the invader. In one
group of these, twenty-five babies
died in single night from expos
ure and starvation. Many of the
poor wounded soldiers have now no
homes, for their country has been
taken by foreign powers, and
their families, those that are alive,
are wandering half starved, among
the refugees. These facts give you
a picture Of the inhumanity and
cruelties Of war. Those who suffer
are often in no way responsible.
The reports Of atrocities have been
exaggerated, though some have
been committed under the desper-
ate excitement Of fierce warfare.
IF we have reached a higher,
nObler and more humane ciyiliza-
ton, trust it may be demonstrate
ed by prompt response to the cry
Of distress that now comes to us
from unhappy Bulgaria. No more
urgent cause was ever presented
than the present, and no more ur-
gent appeal was ever made to the
generous human spirit Of America
than the one now made to send aid
to the American Red Cross at
Washington to be forwarded to her
Majesty the Queen of Bulgaria who
is at the head Of the Red Cross of
that country.
"Though their sufferings were
not 50 great, and their means of
relief more ample, | would also rec
ommend that part, say one-fourth
be sent to the Red Cross Of Servia.
with great respect
Every sincerely yours,
" (Signed) Nelson A. Miles
Lieut.. General United States
Army"
Newark post., 1913-09-24
STATE ROAD ITEMS

Crops, with the exception OF
wheat which was little more than
half a crop, have turned out fairly
well, considering the dry summer.
Corn is Well-eared and few fields
are heavy in both fodder and ear.
Nearly all the farm buildings have
received a new coat of paint this
summer. Mr.. VIM. H. Mccoy has
selected site for a new residence.
All craftsmen are kept busy with
the improvements.
Newark post., 1913-09-24

Professor Charles A. Wagner,
State Commissioner Of Education,
with Superintendent James E. Car
rol of the Kent County schools,
spent last week visiting schools.
Visits are also being made through
out New Castle county by the Com,
missioner and the new superin.
tendent, A. L. Cross. 1t is Profes-
sor Wagner s desire to become full
ly acquainted with the conditions
of Delaware s schools.
Newark post., 1913-09-24
Injured In Auto Collision

FranE LOgue Of MarshalIt0u was
thrown out Of a wagon when ali an
tOmobile collided with it Oh the
road, one day last week and hurt
about the head and body. The
horse was knocked down bat got
upon its feet and dragged the
wagon over Logue as he lay in the
road. Running to Elsmere it got
upon the b. & 0. r. r. tracks
where one hoof caught in frog
and was torn off. The animal was
Killed later.
Newark post., 1913-09-24
EFFECT OF DROUGHT
IN CORN STATES
Government Complies Figures

An enormous loss in the prospec-
tive production Of corn, and indica-
tions of the biggest wheat crop ever
produced were features Of the gov
ernment's s September crop report,
issued last week. Hot weather and
drought in number of the prin-
cipal corn-groWing states during
the month ending September l,
caused a deterioration of corn
which experts calculate has result
ed in the loss of 321 100000 bush
els reducing the corn crop estimates
to 5,351 100000 bushels. This de-
structive crop weather caused
loss of about 30O,000,O60 bushels
during July and the August loss
brought the total up to 721, 100000
since the first estimates of corn
poets We're made by the government
Texas alone, Of the six greatest
corn growing states, held her own
during August, Nebraska was hit,
the deterioration there during the
month amounting to 30 per cent,
bringing the condition of the crop
to 81 per cent of a normal. The loss
in Missouri was 2S per cent, the
crop being Al per cent of normal.
Kansas reported a ondition of 10
per cent of a normal, the lowest
ever recorded. and a loss of 20 per
cent during the month. Illinois,
with the greatest acreage OF any
state planted to corn, reported a
condition of 70 per cent, loss OF
10 per cent. Iowa reported rs per
cent. loss Of 9 per cent. Okla
homa 60 per cent, a loss Of D per
cent.
Never before in the history of the
country has there been such
bountiful wheat harvest as has been
gathered this year. This was due
principally to the bumper crop of
winter wheat. The government es-
innate Of the wheat crop showed
increased prospects for that crop,
making the total production 243,
100000 bushels, or an increase OF
4.3 per cent over the August esti-
mate. This increase brought the
estimate of the total wheat crop Of
the country to 754, 10000 or 5000,
900 bushels more than the great re-
cord crop Of 1901.
Oats prospects, too, showed an
increase Of 81 per cent as result
of the conditions existing during
August and the crop now is esti-
mated at 1,O66,000,O00 bushels OF
3S.OOO.OO0 bushels more than pre-
dicted in August.
Weather conditions during Aug
ust caused deterioration which is
estimated to have resulted in the
loss of 100000 bushels of pota-
toes. 35,OOO,000 pounds Of tobacco
and 100000 tons Of hay. Barley,
flax and rice seem to have escaped
the damaging weather, the pros
poets during August having re-
NAMED unchanged. Little relief
from the continued heat and
drought is held out by the Wealth
er Bureau which reported that the
week since the crop report was TAX
en- was very generally one Of the
warmest ever known in the corn
growing states, that little benefic-
Newark post., 1913-09-24
WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS
WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS
GREAT BARGAIN SALE
/. HANDLOFFS

Suits for Men, Young Men and Boys at Reduced
Prices. AS | had many calls for Mems Suits got
in very nice line of Best Quality and Latest Styles,
Guaranteed to fit everybody. To make the people
know that they can get Suits at Home have made
Special Reduction Sale. Here are Some of the
Prices:
Mems and Young Mems $500 Suits at $3.50
Mems and Young Mems $500 Suits at $11.98
= Mems and Young Mems $3.50 Suits at S $50
Mems and Young Mems $1,000 Suits at S 6.98
Mems and Young Mems S 500 Suits at S $50
Mems and Young Mems S $50 Suits at S 4.50
Boys ..............$ $50 Suits at S $50
Boys .............$ 4.5O Suits at
/ S 800 and S $50
Boys .............$ $50 Suits at S ESQ
! Boys ..............$ ESQ Suits at S 1893
Also Big Line of Mems Dress and Working Pants;
Boys and Little Boys Knee Trousers.
A Great Assortment of Mems Boys, Ladies' and
Childrens Shoes The Best and Well-known makes
such as Douglas Walkover Just-Rght and others.
Special School Shoes as Douglas, the Walton and
the Lenox-al Solid Leather. Also line of Work
ing Shoes for Men, Boys and Little Boys-the
Endicott johnson make
The Finest Assortment in Sweaters for the Family
Prices from 80 to $3.50.
All kinds of underwear for Men, Women and Child
Also Flannel Goods Hosiery and Neckwear,
Mems Dress Shrts-F1almark' 81 90 for Soc and
SOC.
Ali kinds of Mems and Boys Hats and Caps.
A nice line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods Trimmings,
Table Cloths, Sheets, Sheeting Bed Spreads, Quilts
and Quilting Cotton. The weknown American
Lady and R. G.. Corsets Brassieres, Corset Covers,
etc. All kinds of Ladies Waists House Dresses and
Wrappers.
Stop in and look them over before you go elsewhere
1t will pay you
Newark post., 1913-09-24

ial rain had fallen and that the Sc
we're drought continued very gen
eral.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
0sISbisbHSAe tn ansarli&ea 60
hergmerfen.

Sn eEebeitbiirsen bsfinaa f9l
geeerhp6rtig rod eine eoriue GSSd
@oIhbergsperfe TN 11rlbe, be sisR
rbt betrd@Hi9e Mnsbeire nidEzsG
srgebeH. Die srSbten boa ipssem
ftHb be IN @briD Bnsbu, Wogb fgi
inrb 8afutna. GrotSem BET aiIeul
MeieR Bergsperfen. bie bom Shnnt
bstrtebsR merben. eine ie1r ffrsage
liebsrapa@ang Der arbsitsr bsrsfht,i
be iesen abeao uith isDeR Weseeeu
bshR Wedaifen Der @rube ~ a.ff
hos Sensb fowtroiIiert tperhR, htl
Hsoa ioeben. spie aus Bisbdp4E g.
HtdSet ipiro, aaf grcbe 4sdshssiel
gskouARsa, Die psunaHabig unb ifts-
nsatsf4 In ben ber3dscbessm Bsss-
spsraen ihon ieit SdbreH nzzint ipsrr-
bsa uHt Sasr4 tpeide ets susge I'm
oaH ooa Bdesiisten ~ tue dbeR-
BEN 9ea,t<a eeuorhS 1sHb. e fl
bsrstts istt T6mgergy Ssit a. hobl
ft& eADu ole 6nTbR SdbR bsz{3ie-
bans arnstter bon itEsy bis0ersgen
TdAgsstt sHriidsoeea. sbre esslIssne
d,fedben unb e,tAptoer mad Gerr-
mdrFtdbt GbW mn& BrfbupsA soosH
ober ots6 suts o,ts,pdnbertsL oSHs
trgertb eiRsn ipettsreR Ber.f sn sr-
greifsu. Sm @eseteit, bss 9aste.
falfttsn iih Hetftens stu Hi&t Ntbe-
trddtIi6es anpefm uisD prsbdtifter.'
tesa. Dteie 8eoha&hnrg srreete Der.
boot. gs nrtrbe tnsee1etm etrsI
isnfiongTsi4s 1tHterjii4ane etugdG-
tst, lub ha Tom % bcrn ans 3ages-
lsdt bub anf gaIis isitiaHe ast tros
bef 11ebszapdbuno Sob eAhotleit|
norbca Iuur. Die Qrbetter, un be
q fib bier nhrIi@ bu-tbeft, Ratteu
bard Ionse tisbusse bdS Asa4ttiid
fertag sdbso4t, isbea 3aa betrddJt-
Iids msnesn be- Qroes On I'd rad
Gnsis su bef6rberst Wass&s sparen
tmitmths. tGgst& BE oa 1 aiIo-
srdmu, ia fosor 8 Rtiogrmsuz Colo
era 81 nerfGamden, nohtris4 h flsi-
i,en Gtiiden. Usan CAB bea ne,stenI
nod bteier gnt6edtnse PssrsserHtittef
stn unb fonute fte 70 lbrfiibseu.
9ns erbeitete Cob tuarSe ats beitl
G5en berausaefdusclsen nsb bon
einem Qssftiteri,im bow 8lut&eu-
barlblern ertporben, be q basFn rn-.
tsr ber Garb atter BEN WaugfhUerte
tpeibsr pertarftsn. @essn ale fraspe-
rem alrbeiter ber @oIbbergsuerte, ee-
gen nel4s 8erbunt bes 9tebftdbls
borItest, pirb eine itrenee ltnterii-
Gaaa etnaeIeitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
Rpbftahlpruouftiuu.

BcrI6ufpe 9In9abeu oeuten an,
baB bic Stablgeienidaften i'm Otonut
Waai onHabern6 $4,000 Eonnen
BiobStubl per Gas pro6l5iereu. Die
BroMhtion Der Wterfant &o6oien
lpirb our6ianittli9 ari etapo $4,000
Eounen per- sGas seiddst. Die @e.
Earntprooatftion bon Robitnbl im gan.
SEN 2aHbe biirfte iOrad Ith DdbreNo
bes Sabres auf 34,000,0o0 Sonnen
betmffea. Die ProeaIftton bon Stabl-
irsqots mar bic 9roBte in Der @e.
I&&te Der Stablhtbuitris. Die Stabl.
torporation aIleiu probn3ierte anna.
berrl0 100000 GoHnen. Cine an
bere Satfa4e IT. SaB bic OfieH Serb
Ho46fen, ipeI4e cine iGbrIihe senpo-
fit6t bon 100000 Gonnen boben,
nm S&Iuife bes Sobres cine tueitere
Rupoattdt bon 1,000, 900 Eonneu bo.
ben Dsr6en. Ste @Ienbabnen belten-
hem I'M Ulai $4,000 Gounen Shieuen,
1900 DageouB uHo $50 2OtouO-
tijnsa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
GnsliIde Setartifel seseH bic beut-
ide Snbnitrie in SpllanS.

Der 2orrboner rStanoor6" er6dbl.
te Dor einigen Sagen, Der oeutidN
@eia1Ote i'm $aae bobe periudt, ali
bie bold1rbii6e O1esieruig eineH
Druid ausslai6en, bauit oie Seutide
8ulfaneeiea idnft eiren Sdfen une
eine iabrifanla9e bel 8totter6am er,
ridten Oiirfe. Ser ,Stanbaro"
narnt Sollano Dor ben @efabren
fir feline 9te,trdiitdt, menn cine
oeiitibe Bertt auf boIIanbiidem 30
BEN erridtet mer6e. Das aniter.
banner ySasIbeIsbla6" meiit oieie
@imnifftng nit ihurfen Borten ab
@ern cine auR6nbiitN 6iritla in
$onanS cine Sobrit erridten poIle,
10 Itebe ibr bas ooIlfommen frei. @s
it6nSen MN tehnii9e @rihtbe BET Der
Grteihuw bon ROnseffioneu an Boi.
ierpcseH in 0roae. Cir bic 9eeu.
traith1tspfIiGten SuIln1pbs Jet es
poufanuen gteid, Oh cine Derft
boldnbtiher ober ditslduotf4er BE,
10 Iei. Dos einoie bernerteftsaDerte
IN ben .Stanbarb -Arttfel Iei, Sab
cine grpbe 9ettling hren 9eeru fol.
DE R6rGen aitfsatif&en mage
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
Srs6a,naeH sie6en Hid5t.

Troe ter 9robune Der HuI5bears-
gtening, seiddftliden nnternebzutlri-
gen ali 2etbe 5u aebeu, bie NIT &tid~
f6t alf bic beDorIteberbe Sartfgfet.
aebu1tg Sobnrebuttiouen porHebHsn
ober ibren 9etrieb etiti4rdnfen. tritf
tGgIid ntebr sutaee, baB Die Sartt-
berbanolunsen in @nfbirgtoa na4-
teiIig auf Sas @ei96ft eiutpirfen unb
,lru minoeiten 10 Longe eiauirfen
peroen, bis Die sarse Srnae in beln
einen oSer Sem anoereu Snne cft-
i6ieben lit.
60 bat @oitoerreur Gob ocn @adf-
Ia4uietts I'm geomen Der 8erpolhtug
Der 9. 8. Shtrteoant 60. bon SDhe
gart, 6eren 5daNneiiter er lit, TO-
sben cine Sorberiing Der GngsiteIlter
Inn eine oehnpro5euti9e 2obnerbo-
hung rilu6 abgeIcbut, un6 ypar nit
Der gesriinbura, bob bic in aiiS-
Ii6t aenouurtene 4eaOering Der 10
rtfpoIttif Ser Regierune" cine iuIhe
uorIauftg abfoIirt auSibIiebe. Gans
,bte arbeiter ieet auf ibre GOrber,use
beiteben ieIlten. 70 piirben iie bura
6ilieere, ,iIlportierte" 2rdfte efiett
dber bic GdbrifeH sdHIofien iperSeH.
Die Drobatne, be Gobri5eu 5n
F1IiebeH, 1T offeitbar Bluff, aaoern-
iaaS 1T MIR 3u tpdprfheinIid, bab es
I'M Sale ei,,es Streifs in bem Rie-
ienetabIiifeHHeHt nidt on 3usHg bon
ouben febIsn ptirbe, 'ba I'm soa5en
9arbe bie Sail Der arbeitsIokn felt
LANCER 3ett nidt 10 srob mar, uie
gesenp6rtie. Soffentli9 beNert fh
bic Gage nad Rafiieruna osr Enrif-
borloge, bic peripitens Fir hnaere
Belt table 8uitd1tbe Itdffm miro.
tpdbrerpS Sie iesise llrqidsrheit ieg-
Ii9e ltnternebmuHasIidt Iabntt. SH
Der 8tuifberseit FoIlten Stretttgfeiten
sfuiiden arbeitgebern uHb arbeitern
In beiSerieitieem SHtereHe m6sli6it
VermteOen mer6en. Grobunsen, mie
Pe in @ofbinston esseH bic Sabri-
fanten un0 in Spoe 9orf eegen oie
arbeiter auseeitoben iporben TtpO,
f6nnen nidts @utes fridtet, icn.
bern bod1tens Die Grbitterurp erb6.
ben iil0 Die ariiiS peri6drfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
gIan zines aaiisri4lsiiss am sa6sin:

S5niolge Der 6GWi9en 8eiude oes
4aiiers in g8iesbaOen unS aMf oem
Wtainser ,@roBen 9anoe" maren in
letter 3eit pon oeri9ieoenen Seiten
glnitreugungeu eenladt Dor6en, 0as
'alte 9iebrider Sdlob nit bem biito.
rii6en Barf oils faierlihes Shlob gu
eriuerben uno eiri3urihten. 8ie
nunmebr ieiitebt, iinO Oieie Blame,
io,peit iie nit benz 8iebrider S1IoB
suiamnlenb6ngen, als aei6eitert gu
betpa6ten, oa 6as naifauiidIuyeut.
burgiide SauS ui9t seneist TIT, iein
9iebrider 8eiistium gu berdubern,
@s oerloiitet pielnebr beitiutntt, oab
in uidt terner 3eit sdloB utb lin.
aebung bon 9iebrid nod 8eurdb.
lllnq elmer Der Iiigentburgifden 8rin.
seiiinnen tpie6er 5urrt Soflaaer etr-
aeridtet fper6en. Dns giebriher
S6Iob, SoS in ieinen Soitptteilen
BON oeln 5iiriteu @eorg augiIlt BON
Rai'ou.SSSitein 5u gntaHs bes 18.
Sabrbnnoerts erbolit mnrbe, lit NIT
ieiner unmiltieen frnrBftihen Gr.
d,iteftur aus rotein Sau6fte;n imo
Ieinen 1876 9inunern zines Der itott-
Iitften 5dl6IIer am Rbetn. Der
Saran greiSeuOe 30 Seftor erobe
Borf Siirfte elmer Der i6ouiten @Gr.
ten in 0eilti6lotb Iein, unb lit bon
ieber eine rciae SirnSsritbe reiSpoI.
len W1otipe fir 9onbid,aftsmaIer.
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Gin Gonntn Obne gsrbrsdler.

SssIe Of Rgbt 9olultp. 8a.. mel.
bes cine 9eo0Iteruns bon 1900
SeeIen bot, bat sereften anEprud
auf ben erften Rane in 8eSus auf
giedt unb OrSnuig. Gsaer bat ii&
Inn Sabre 1918 nod feline @rdnb.
iurp aur ltnterhidure bon Straf.
re6tsfdren nOtie eripieien iutb GRia-
ter @. .. Dbite bonn Greiseeridte
iogte, 6as Goiintpsefdnaftts iei Ieer
unb fonrte fiieIid oeruietet perbeH.
Dos SeriGt bot ausi&iteBIi& 8iniI.
pro5eiie au enti4eibel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
n,is entifauS bic earbes

Nus GnInb Der r@Grbe- Dsbatts
In ser guosettonmiiiion bes Reid,s-
taas pirb einiees iiber Ste Grrt-
Ttebnugseddi6te ber. pretbii9eW
@arbe bon Suereife iein. Sbr BE.
Iteben IGbt IiG ofteumdbig bis nui
bas Syubr 1899 nadipetien. Die er'
Item Sof- nitb 9eibiuod,en ber bran.
bcnbireii6en alirfiirften. BITE @or'
IGufer ber beirtteen @orbe, Heben
Srobonten" Ginen milttdrii4en
Uborofter erbieIten 6ieie beim Re'
aierlrnesantritt besAtrfiiften @eorg
@iIbeIm i'm Sabre 1910. Sbre 3abT
tpuroe auf 800 feitseiett, mnb etn
Sobr ipdter erbielten fie bic Bedet9-
imna ,,@arbe". Der @robe aurfiirit
permebrte feline 2eibsarbe auf 6 Som.
poguieu gu ie tb0 Wann. Inter
ibm fiibrte ite seittpeiie idon ben gsa'
,utn 2eibreotment. unS bel ieiRem
lobe sdbIte iie ni&t tpeuieer aIs 80
eou,poanien. Eeile bon ibr beglei.
teten ben @roben &urfiiriten In allen
Ieineu SeloSiieen. Sein Ranfoleer,
Der ipdtere seonis Griebri4 l.. for
mterte aus Der @orbe feiHes 8aters
bier gotairlone furmSrfiider uns
atpei gotaillone preiiBiid,er greua.
bisr-2eibaarbe, tp6brert6 bic dnberen
eetaiuone SiiftIier.2eibsarbe bieben.
Sect puren bic @arben f6on nidt
mebr Observation-Disclosures bes
SerrfGTs, ioribern ber a6ntG per'
nalsbte Fe otn BIburtg bon Gelo.
rsotruettsrR Inter Grtebri9 BtI.
beIm I. ritbh Der offisicIls Rame
. @arbe- iutb -9etbsarbe~. Der ao-
nie Iteflts bel Ieinem stegierings-
mntritt oIle Regtmeiter i'm @ange
gIsi1 mrb nttteridteb iie bstrH an
tere beionbere 8etethrinneen. Groe-
bem TIT Grtebrid miIbeIm I. Der et'
eeHtIide Sd6pfsr Der betiaeu @aroe.
aQs 1t tru Tegjerluse funt, Iinuttte
Ct bos @egimettt 2ronprtrd, beiier
Gbef Ct mar, 6oS acknowledgement
Gpdter erbteIt es bic Beoei6nnng
9etb-&egtment~. Seine @orniion
katte es tn granbeubure an ber $a-
bel. Spdter ihuf Der &0rtg aus ben
btsberteen bier 1atatIloune bret
ron beuen er bic eriten betben mad
Botshdm berIeete ipdbressb bas brittle
tn Braubertbure bIteb. Dos erite 90.
taiIIou mar bas 8atuinon oer ldng-
item larger &erIs". GriebriG ber
0robs sab bonn bieien &egtmeut
bon nun an einen beioHberen pIas,
iH6em er es alsbuiidlth 81 ieiner
r@arbe~ erbob. aus benienieen
SsiIen. Die ni6t anbertpeittge Wer-
iuenbung fanoen biIbete er eth 9a.
taiIIon r@renabier-@ar Dieiem
btIieb er iein bisberises altersper'
btItniS In Der armee, iofnie 6ur blei'
benoen Grt,,nerim1 an feline beriibmtc
8ergansenbeit ieine aIte llniform.
Mus benz eriten 8atninnn oes Bis
Eerigen Qeib.2eeiments mddte Der
ssonig brei gotoiIlone @aroe. bon
oenen bas erIte 9ntaiIlon BEN beion'
oeren gtnmen 72eib. b.@aroe- -Sotail'
Ion" erbieIt, tp6brenO oas slpeite uno
brittle Battalion Srliammen ~Regi-
ment @ar6e" beuaunt tpuroen, 9eiSc
poren aIg Srlippentorper pollig bon
einanoer 1etrenrt. 3ieie Sriippen
Iin6 Die 8orl1ufer oes beittisen
preubiiden @aroeforps, heiicn cin-
3tIne GeiIe nod un0 mad i'm 9aute
Der 3eit entItanOen fino. stus bieier
gntItebungsgeididte Der @arbe aebt
iibrisens beutIih berpor, bab iie bon
gnfang an i'm Seere cine beroor.
ragenbe RoIle ipieIte.
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9onnerftas, 8. SuIi 1918.
Res, geiterm anb keuts.

esus Deet eeitern mar = eeffern
ksiks Bier: boz AZ Sdbren =, uno
ino1 & tsts IT. iiEbrt Seorees Della
hqde IN sinan GrtifeI, ben sr m Der
.,5Rsu,s be Rarts" ner6ffe,htdt, Jet
rtsa Odubsleuten mrst tsfer GetiD-
ne BOT aapeu Don ber often To-
hrtneff4en Staba, tpss iss urtter
jso1sbftf9er Gerri&dft tpur, Vt Ht4t
sns6r ibrta esblseben, azs be ertn-
ner,rs, anb griHnenueat .Sto.
hsen, @et4ntsbaifer, Stubemuo-
mem. BaIb rra1 ber ghDerIeibuns
la Denfidlano ieerte iiA Res rni4:
rbos eornstuns @iireerhan utS Der
MittsIItarsb, insb bGs eGisse BcG
monberten aus. Erarfreth mar IA
10 nabel aein GInB, tsfH BERG
kreysatc BITE Reter bon Der aItea Set-
mat; Elm seraSer Wsee oSsr eta poar
wein,rien @tfenbubrfuprt, tm6 fe
butten Utsoer Gna1tfretn, GraHgOfen
lsnt frans5fi&e eproGsi" Serr
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heu 1872 b,irHeefeben. ~SH ber let
ten epaIte-, idretbt sr, .bei BEN be-
Jouberen @enerfineeu-, ftHoet man
hssser pieber bosislbe nstRs @5rt.
ben (nsdn&nh Bel us5r oIs Der
bdIfte Ser 8etlen, ote nf etHer Seite
Tte1eu): -d6sereHt-, .abseretft nod
poutA 4nsp,fHon~, -a5seretit rad
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,.b<rSceen nod Sromfpetdr, ~beroo-
pew, .nerooeen~l limb ReioRge-
kouamens befesten bic Iseren Ndte
Die Wseser gsp6neriHe nor benz
Rrtepe ,u1tFubte taft ausfdHaebIi6
peite, bie aus 2otbrtneen feIbit
Itomf1ten; ans Deuti&Ia1to ita1rnrtten
Eaam epei s3rooent Der Girapobner.
Seute befinben fi9 iHrter elmer Het.
men @rifpps bon 81 @epc1nern elmer
Qlrbeiterftrobe, IN Der bos Iotbrin-
ntfne glenneH nod berb6ltnisaudbi9
Itarf bertreten 1T, 16 eneeapauberte
berti6s; urtter 700 8eipobrern
zines otf @erntapoh beraitseegrifte.
ncn onberen StaotpterteIs ittb 216,
bic nid)t I'M 2orr6e geboren iinb; I'M.
Ter onSeren TOO beftn6en iih 263
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ulnb biefen 263 ftarunen fait ale aus
Heuti6Idfto, aus aIlen Seilet
Rertialanbs: Der P'oIs, Tbeinpro-
bina, 9aoern, Breuben, 8aben,
LSdIdien, @eitfdIen."
geah Seien betriibli6en Seiftel.
E,nsen bat iid $err 9eIababe Oas
pscser aoreBbiph borgenoutmen uno
nod mebr Gntiesli9es eeflrnoen.
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einem gang aetpobrIiden 9fOreBbufl
10 Siir6terlibes erfnartetD, bic ie'
bes Sransoferber3 nit Shme5 er.
Fiiuen uriiifen, sum 8eripieI: poe
OfiharS b@lboncourt, Maior a. O.,
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neral, garis", ,Maisieres @rbeu"
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Erorfreih". Sut Weser Gorebbilf
Fub ole SieFe oeiitid-frunsOitfdeu
Serri6aften bersei6net. neil iie in
bret &aiisbeiiser iino. llnb mas =
10 ruff Serr 9eIdbade idHnersbe>pegt
aus - 1T erit aus ben Yeeser Sir.
men bou einft aeporoen! Sriiber
las man an ben Sdidern: @erion,
&unlbert, 9onbree, @artrin, label
lion u. I. ~; iest Iieit man Sa:
Rriumenoiter, &beinl6n6er, edo.
ming, 9aiitermann, @nOers, &raitfe
{Ioear RroideD Ebielen, 9ungbou'
mer unb mas 6ereIeihen 9arbaris'
men mehr iitto."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
gerfIaate StaSt.

Die International Hailpap 60.
reidte gesen Die 5tuStoerfpoItung
bon Buffalo. q. D., cine GriatfIaoe
in Der Sof BON $20S, 400 stu fir
@erIufte. Die fie ip6brerb Ses fitrS.
Ii6eu Observation-Disclosures 6ur4 Sad.
bei66oigune upb aiisfan an Gin.
nobuten erIitten bot. Die Veieufauft
nso6t eeIteaS, 6nB iie be itdbtiid,e
BenpoItuus mn aitgoutsiieRen 69ut.
fin ibren getrisb erirdt, aessfeIbeu
ieho6 nidJt befomnpes, babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03

Cor mnHtber bat 70 betliaureH &e-
pett Dor Der @obrbeit, baB er iiG
inrmer IN refpettdbIr entferrtrns
bon ibr bait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03

gser elm, Orean iiber,ndBig an-
TtreRgt, muB Oaraif sefoSt ir!H bdbl
es nerorrut nnb fHIiebstA Dsr1ngt;;
mn bos meni&lide 6erS, ie Hiebr es
Hpeirhenb fid betdtiet, wtrb hUuler
Itarter mT6 rei&er.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-06-07
CORN CLUB PRIZES
In Many Counties Of the state the
Banks arc Offering Big
Prizes.

/ Much interest Is being shown over
the state in the work OF the Boys'
and Girls Agricultural Gibbs and in
order to stimulate the young people
to even greater efforts many coun-
ties are offering al an additional
prize free scholarship to the Special
Club Winners course to be given at
the college Of agriculture at Morgan.
town, next winter. Monongalia,
Taylor, Lewis, Randolph, Marion and
Ohio counties have already arranged
for these scholarships and the Off
Gals In nuiaber Of counties have
expressed their intention Of doing
likewise.
Glenn zlnn, Of Phillip, Barbour
county, a former student in the col,
eye OF agriculture, is so much inter
ested in this work aud realizes so full.
~ what trip to the college will
mean to any vide awake boy or girl
that he has agreed to pay oil the ex-
penses Of the champion corn grower
Of Barbour county on this trip to the
college.
Many of the banks Of the larger
towns and cities have given substan-
tial aid to the county organizers in
making up the prize lists. The Union
National Bank of Clarksburg has
given 5000 for the prize list in Har-
rison county. The Quarter SAVINGS
Bank OF Wheeling subscribed $1sS
for Ohio county. The Farmers and
Mer hants Bank of Morgantown gave
1925, the Davis Trust Company, Of
ElISins. 500, and a large number of
other banks over the state have given
smaller sums for the same purpose.