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A Bad Year for Ice.

We have passed hundreds of icebergs,
some of which from their exceptional size
may drift to lower ATTITUDES before dfsin-
tegration and become a danger to navlga-
ton. Undoubtedly this is "a bad year for
ice. The Terra Nova has usually found
it's pathway clear except for isolated
bergS in much higher latitUdeS.
All the surviving members OF the eXpe-
dition are in excellent health.
After a month in New Zealand for re-
fitting the Terra Nova will proceed to
Cardiff. Lieut.. Pencil commanding.
Lieut. Rennick, Surgeon Levick and the
biologists Nelson and Lille returning in
the ship.
Commander Evans Lieut. Campbell.
Lieut. Bruce, Surgeon Atkinson, Secretary
Drake and Messrs. Wright, Priestley.
Debenham. Cherry, Garrard and Gran will
return by mail steamer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. Charles ]. Ferris. I'd Field Ar
tillery. is relieved from further duty at
Fort Myer. Va. and will proceed to Fort
sam Houston. Texas and report In per-
son to the commanding officer, Sd Field
Artillery. for duty
Inc following transfers are ordered:
Capt. Thomas l.. Smith, from the 18th In
fantry to the 14th Infantry: CAPT Percy
NJ Cochran from the 18th Infantry to
the 18th Infantry: Capt James V. Heidi.
'st Infantry. is attached to the 9th In
fantry- First Lieut.. John F. Chaplain.
nth Infantry, is transferred to the 18th
Infantry.
board of officers is appointed TO meet
at Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind. Feb
ruary Is. 1913, for the purpose of conduct
ing the examination of applicants for
commissions in volunteer forces TO de-
termine their qualifications for the COM
mand of troops in such volunteer forces.
Leave of absence until the date OF sail
ing of the March transport is granted
Capt stephen Fl. Mould. Quartermastcr
Corps
Lieut.. Coils. Charles Il. WheelE ana
George Montgomery. ordnance depart
ment. will repair to this city for consulta-
ton with the chief Of ordnance on official
business pertaining to the operations OF
the ordnance department.
The following changes of station of pay
clerks. Quartermaster Corps, are ordered:
Lutte r. Collier. from San Antonio, Tex,
to Washington, d. c.
Edwin F. Ely. from Washington. D. c.,
to Honolulu, Hawaii Territory.
Frank II. Richey, from Washington. ID.
c., to Fort Sheridan. Ill
Capt. Edward T. Winston, United States
Army, retired, is detailed as professor OF
military science and tactics at Marist Col
lege, Atlanta, Ga.
Capt. Robert c. Loving, Medical Corps.
is relieved from duty i'm the army trans
port service and will report at the Letter
man General Hospital. San Francisco. for
observation and treatment
First Lieut.. John S. Coulter Medical
Corps. at San Francisco. will report for
duty on the transport Thomas. for the
voyage of that transport from San Fran
cisco to Manila.
Naval Movements.
The Patuxent has arrived at Guam
tanamo.
The Colorado has sailed from San Diego
for Mazatlan. the South Dakota from San
Diego for Acapulco, the Neptune from
Norfolk for Guantanamo. the Nillalobos
from Shanghai for a cruise up the
Yengtze and the Eagle from Port au
Prince for Santiago.
ne destinations OF the DautleSnipS
Georgia and Virginia. which left Guam
tanamo yesterday. have been changed
The Georgia will go to Vera Cruz and
the Virginia 10 Talnpico.
Gen. Hoyt's New Command.
Recent orders assigning Brig Gen.
Ralph w. Hoyt to the newly organized
9th Brigade have been revoked and he
is assigned, instead. to the 9TH Brigade.
with headquarters at Vancouver barracks,
Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12

During 1912 so, 800 was spent at Frost
burg. Md. for building Improvements.
This does not include the new post office
building and the Miners Hospital to cost
$4,000 and $4,000 respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12
WEATHER.
Fair Tonight and Thursday, With
Colder Temperature Tonight.

For the District of Columbia. fair to-
night and Thursday: colder tonight; low
est temperature tonight about Ii degrees;
moderate northwest winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON. r. hruary IL.

Bar silver quiet. rs 1-I6d per ounce.
Money. 4haia. per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills, per cent; three
month bills. A. per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12

iication; plaintiffs attorneys w. C.. Sui
Ivan and /. H. Linton; defendants at
torneys, w. c. Chase and +. l.. Gaskins.
Oppenheimer agt. Swayze: order au-
thorizing receiver to purchase merchan-
disc; plaintiffs attorney. Leon Tobriner.
OBren ast. Fisher: demurrer sus-
tanned: appeal noted bond. $780, or de-
post $50: plaintiffs attorneys, F. w. Nc
Reynolds and d. \. Clark: defendant
attorneys. Cobb. Clements x Wright
Travers ast Miller; decree dismssing
bill, with costs: plaintiff attorney. c. T..
Robson: defendants attorneys III. f.. Da-
Wis and j. f.. I.askey.
In re adoption of Robert H. Burch: or
der leealiZing adoption: attorneys, Raj
ston, SiddOns & Richa rdson.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
ShiSler agt. CaTital Traction company
1.-TWO cases; jury respited: plaintiff at
torneyS, J. s. Ea shy Smith and r. B.
Fleharty: defendants attorneys, r. Ross
Perry & Son.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. a-Justice Wright
HUM agt Fleischman: cause settled and
jury discharged; plaintiffs attorneys. w
W. Edwards and John Ridout; defendant s
attorneys, Hamilton. Yerkes & Hamilton.
Cammack agt. Eadline; verdict for plain
tiff for SEQ; plaintiffs attorneys. Mon
ta.ue &, Moriartv: defendants attorneys
F. f. Mitchell and Edwin Forrest
,n1,,,>- 1o, -
ford.
ili.eu go tes dst' IHdlits bio"h, H4o-
ia.iiis poslai Id NS: pea lot sulity Will
torney, NJ. r. Mangan.
United States ast. Richard T.. Pollen
assam Mitt uanseious Weapo'l' time 10
scrin, nxtandad ~ Eohr,ar r,u 81. ~ i, te I.
sGflPe eHtenaed 10 r eoruary u: attorney,
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W. e.ts1, Co.. 49,. the"' WIN
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hi'eo 80" 80 -. ''olo"ion w. ~ oui,
sumo, hon-suppor,: sur ,e released
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in 'o ostata ~ i.n,as + cord
dint hreaLing vii. cayeatnr's 80
49, W-or,h;nn+on. a,,ot.,
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Honver
ppop,rr ro1-pT1,s,ice .,do.s
Esto!o 80 1I-i1,,a,n Erancis c.;ran T..
,ars &c aS,o.nist,at;o, g,.,nted 80 NJ,
- ci,.en bond 500 aotornev va" =
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DI 81, t 1.,,os co,do,, oraor Will,
do -, on irS,,as h,,t one st+orma,,s
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90 - ,ior, w W-I,i-.r "a 49,
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49,. 90 p 1-;,,.. o.ar,. .. r;.h
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. "huS i."ii $3.50 vi S'Ii d.
Estate of Nathalie Monder; will ad-
| mitted to probate. and letters testament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Barnard.
Carpenter agt. Anderson; order of pub
hcation; plaintiffs attorneys. w. c. Sui
Ivan and !. II. Linton: defendants at
torneys, w. C.. Chase and E. l.. Gaskins
Oppenheimer agt. SwayZe: order au-
disc; PLAINTIFF attorney. Leon Tobriner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12
1872 New York Ave.

AMERICAN RAPHOPHONE co.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 80.
The regular quarterly dividend no 59) Of
and three-quarters per cent n%rc) has
been declared on the preferred capital stock
able February -. 1913. 10 stockholders OF
record February ]. BY order Of the directors.
EDWARD n. EASTON. President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12
Naval Movements.
Gen. Hoyt's New Command.

Gen. HOyt's New Command.
Recent orders assigning Brig. Gen.
Ralph w. Hoyt to the newly organized
9th Brigade have been revoked and he
is assigned, instead. to the 9TH Brigade.
with headquarters at Vancouver barracks,
Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12
OTHER EXPLORERS
VERY NEAR DEATH
ON POLAR SEARCH

Continued From Second Page)
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
OBITUARY.

On the 9th of June, 1879, in the
county Of Benton, Was born John
Franklin Cuff, who, in the city of
Memphis, at 7.30 p, M, January
10, 1913, by the careless bullet, was
forced to fall intp that d,%amless
sleep which kissed his eyelids Still
From the dawn of youth to the
close of his~l life WAS marked 10y
three distinct periods; name)y, his
happy school days WHEN building
the character which proved both
good and true in after years; his
marriage to Miss Edith Cuff on
February 9,l89S;Fwhich proved to
be happy bat short, and his obey
ing the gospel September l9fl904,
which made him"and his friends
and the angels in Heaven rejoice
What glorious life was lived!
What a noble character is gone
Weep not, for he is better now.
We have only a serrowfal sweet
memory which shall bud snd'bloom
in our hearts and fill it with the
sweetest perfume.
70 the devoted wife and three.
bright children we quote the words
of Americas most beloved poet:
"There is no fieck, however watched and
tended,
But one dead lamb Is there
There is no tireside, however defended,
But has one vacant chair
o, twas not cruelty, not in wrath,
Thereaper came that day !
Twas an angel visited the green earth',
And took that flower away.
1.-THE DAYS come and onward wego
With our cares,
But oh for the tOuch of a vanished hand
And the sound of a voice THAT Is stilt -
loving husband, devoted father,
kind schoolmate, true friend and
faithful Christian, farewell, good
bye. ORvILLE DoBsoN.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
SAW YERS' MILL.

TIE little child of1Mr. Stone is
very low.
James Swift was, here on urgent
business Friday.
Miss Sadie Martin will close her
school here Friday.
Mrs. j. d. Bond was in Camden
Saturday, shopping.
John Moore visited relatives in
this community Sunday.
This community WAS we'll repre-
sented in Camden Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Ballard
visited near here Wednesday.
jim D-priest and Willis Webb
had e'house raising last week.
Mrs. p. J! Holingsworth spent
Sunday with Mis-. Atldie Cole.
l.. G.. Jordan of Hickory Flat
has moved near the gravel PIT.
Oscar Davidson was here on a
hurried trip one day last week.
John Harrison of Hollow Rock
was in this community Saturday.
Lon Bond of Dollar has moved
to the Hickory Flat community.
Mrs. Lizzie Deaton visited her
sister, Mrs. Lon Jones, Saturday.
There was good attendance at
the clearing given by Oscar Bell
last week.
Miss Sadie Martin spent the
week end with her,cousins, Misses
Verde and Verlie Craig
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-02-07

nUR job printing facilities ~" hrst-clasS. an,
~ our specially Is goUi work EStinatrs tan,
anpleS where pessible, will br furnished on II,
pllcatiOn Address THE CHRONICLE. Camden
Tenn
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-02-07

ACT Kate Bell employed teach the "deestrict school
Mrs Grnnp calls KeLys down to follow whh lit
tie virtues of her little Uertow the made
advises Kate.
ACT I-Lbrary torn up-Harmon qnels rebellon-Board
makes visitation and school with remarkable resus-A
vigorous demonstration by Mrs Grump 2Tbe
MArly's plot.
ACT ITMcWhack by boar1-Schoo economy IL
Illustrated Scene 2Kaes grief aud espair-he night visitThe
Burning Of school house
ACT IVSchool mistress in oiA the board-Oypher
fs thin dangerous
Wack escuAH has startling actsCompete vindcation
Of the school
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
SPR[NGDALU.

Dad roads" is all you can hear
on every side.
Ernie Brewer visited the family
Of j. I. Pierpont Sunday.
Tom Farmer made his regular
trip to Mount Zion Sunday.
Robert Cherry aud family visit.
ed Gland Wheetley Saturday.
Leonard Merrell spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. r. Berry.
There is good Sunday school
at Mount Zion, and interest is on
the increase.
John Pierpont> had the misfort.
une to cut his foot a few days ago,
but he wilfsoon be ont again.
DO you use snuff? Have yon
tried Red Band Snuff? 1t is the
very highest grade of snuff, aud
costs you no more than the cheap
er kinds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
Esperanto Der 0Quner.

Ser pggieuer grbeitersSeituns" piro
aus Subapeit aeidrieben:
9ie StuhlmeiBenbureer SosioIbemotrds
ten bea6lidtigten = berntutbIidl in gr'
naneelnn9 zines geiieren =, eine Sl9is
tation 5ur @srbreitiing Der giperantus
fprnhe 5u beainnen; iie beibloiien. our
Sieiem 2nede bor allen eine offeutIidle
grbeiterberiamn1lrn9 ein5uberiifen, uno
reidjten BEL Der BoIi3ei bic noridriftss
nIdbige Nrmelbuna ein N6er mas Elm
rehter mnapnriitier Roli5eidef lit, Der
neib, baB man iebem Beginner Der Cos
SiaIiiten seseniiber enn5 Defenders auf
Der Sut iein mub. 60 nuh Der YoliSeis
itabtbauptmann BON StubItpeibeuburs.
Serr 2ubpie Sasbb, Der bic Sade balo
burhihaut hattie 9enn er faltiilirte:
SocioIiiten iinb gigenthumsfeinoe. oben'
brein NIT internotionnlem, baterlanSss
Iulem ginltIaa CT uerbpt nIin bic Sers
Idntulufe, un6 siuar NIT Der @e9riiHs
onne: Eas Esperanto 1T cine @diirer'
iprade, 5p bem 3pede erfiinben, oantit
iim bic lIebeItbdter tntereinnnoer bers
itdnbiaen f5unen, unb elm fold eefdhrs
Iite Safe 3i propnsiren lam nidbt se'
itattet fperNen. Sa. BEN Stublfpeiben'
buraer SoIi5eiitabtbauptinann fnnn man
nift binters 9iht fiihreu llno bieies
ipabre G5eihiftdlen 5eiet. bab bns @es
idledlt Der Iifoide nod nidt ais9eitors
beu lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
Qafbarfeit5ftatr.

Sn Der .@erl. 3. 9lm gIittae" leIer
mir: Gin Gnitiuirtb bate cine Sodlter
uno elm GIapier uno Die So6ter eineu
@r6utignm; mas ieber Sag uorfommen
fam. 9ie 8rdutIeute ipnren beioe
mnIitaliidl unb ipielten zines cages I'M
NeItauraut nierbdHoie sludl etiuas Gus
t6aIicbes. yhlu fommt aber bds BuHs
oerbare. Hidlt ettpn elm Strdfn;auoat
iuegen rrheit6renben 2drmsl Hidlt etipa
cine SlufIage peeen Sndbei6doieuue
- bas ods Glapier in Stiife geaangen.
ipirb nidlt beridtet - 9tidlt etipd ipegeu
N6rperperlebune - aud onB Die Sbren
Der Sub6rer uerlebt ipdren. bebalptet
niemano. Iein. es fam Der bohnobIs
l6bIide @emeinSeooritano oes Srtes
uno oerIauQte - Die 9llitbdrfeitsiteuer;
es Iieae cine 6ffentGide ouitbarfeit oor;
benn bas @dit5immer lei ieoermann Sus
eanaIi1 eeipeieu; es bdtten iidl 5iuei
@dite oarin befuuoeu. Sbatid6lidh
mubte Der @ditiuirtb 5nblen. Senn oas
9reubiIhe 0berberipdltunsseerid1t ents
fdieo: StenerpfIidltie dIs offentlidbe
2uitbdrfeit ieien ale offentIihen 8ers
anItaItungen bic basu beitimmt uno
eeeianet Ieien. gu ere0ben unb gu unters
baItcn. 60 purbe entihieben am 7.
SuIi bs. SO. Ser @aittpirtt uno
fiinftiae Sthtpieeerbater mag iid bamit
tryiten. oab bas Spiel ieiuer &inber
nenieitens seeisnst gepeien iei, gu er'
o1keu.
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gBtlfes.8arre Ma@ri4ten.

Das alte unb felt 20 Sabreu
moblbefannte @r9anee Sotel am
square pirb absetrasen tDerben, um
eur6 Elm mobsrnes @ebduoe sriest 5n
merben.
= Ole Difeman & 60. Shubbano'
lung an SiiO Wfain Strnbe wurbe friib
Disnitas Wiorseu BON @inbrehern beim'
gelnht, melbe bic @sloihublaoe er'
brahen, aber pertrieben tpuroeu, ebe lie
bic @slbipinOe iprensen tOnnten.
= Wis Der 80 Sabre alte gnOreas
Slider uon YrOOfiiOe seitsrn nabs ben
Sbelbpn ahienmerfen isinen Sobn uon
bsm .. & 3. 3ablungsfarren 3og,
mu.be er BON einsm SerieD Central
SdnellSus sstrOffen uno auf..or Stelle
set0otet.
= Charles &sid unb Sobn @nsel'
bart muroen set6btet uno Sobn Su9bes
uno 6rie Setter b6S perlest. ais am
Sreitas 8ormittas elm @oncret Waiier'
frog ben Sto1t Der auhtncloB 3ehs
binabitiir3te uuo ben Sabrltubl traf,
auf Osm ii6 bic Mdnner beianosn.
= -Srau Srunt SGnsiber uon Silt
gan StroBs. wslde Dor Orei Uionater
nit ihrem @atteu uub Swet Sinoerr
pom g8eiten berber fam, maAte cams
tag giadt einen Selbitmorouerluh, In
bem lie iid cine ReuOluerfu9el in oas
@ebirn iuste. Die Srau wnroe IL
auseni6eiulid iterbenoem 3uitano mad
bem Wtsrep Soipital ssnoulmen @s
betst. bae lie Die Ebat be9ins, neil oiI
9iadbarsirauen feiuoliG sesen iie auf
traten. Die Sruu 1T am Wfontas bel
Serlesun9 srle9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
Worb Serantcn.

Bel ben @bslsuten Sranf 8. Stnbl
poH Eripp auenue bat iih Elm Stamm'
batter etu9eltellt.
= Sobn @lins pom Sprius Sroot
flibrte seitern SSrdnlein Wfaria Wa9ner
pon Wiarion Strabe ole ieine Uraut
hsim. BaitOr Better SlOgo uouics Die
2ruuuu9 in Der Wobuuna Der Braut'
eltern.
Der 40 Sabre ulte SSrunf SD.
Bronn pon electric StruBe. melder
iid ausenideinlih seitern gia6mittas
an bem 5lubufer, nabe @liff StraBe, on
Der 6idhriseu @ua Hobaieteti per9reis
fen mollte. puroe pon Swei Wtdnnern
bemertt unb mad einem ldnserenS Shnell'
luuf biusisit ssma6t. Sm BOli5siee'
ridt wuroe Der Wiann, Der ieine llns
i6ulo bsthsusrte. unter 81, 900 Diirss
idait fur Elm seriAtlihss Sri4einen ss'
felt.
= Oia6oem Der 10 Sabre ults Stuu-
tsp Sones uOn &brOop StraBe ON
Sonntae Nbsnb betrunteu beim9sfsbrt
mar, madts ibm feline i5umilie Suerlt
tiidtise Sorwiirfe uno ihlOB ibn oann
in iein 3immer elm, bis er nieoer MIDI
tern iein wtroe. Soues blieb fir cine
Stunbe in ieiuem 3immer, ipruns aber
bann aus einem Seniter uno rannte fir
fiinf Nlods nah Dem Shaht Der Wtur'
pine 3sde, ben er untsr lautem Sc
iobIe binablprans. @r lanoete 600
SuB unten uuf Oem 9sbsitubl uno uls
man ibn oils Ssihe aufiano, mar ibm
fnftiih ieber 9noden i'm SOrper 9es
brohen uno er blutete aus alien SOr'
pertbeilen.
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Spse Narf Rpttsen.

@inbreder beraubtsn Montae
yia4t ben Snluatore slnfier 9abeH an
Glib Wiain Npeuue nm $14 In 9leins
mehlel.
= Der Tbomas 9. Yrice 9aben an
Sii6 0fain apenue muroe Sreitae giad,t
pom @inbrehern nm etwas 3leinme9Isl
uno cine auSabl @aarsn beftobleu.
-5risbri9 D.. Der brei Wonate atts
Sohn Der @bslsute Sobn Sdlneiber pon
0umpton StraBe. ftarb am 5reitae upb
wuroe Sonntas i'm ct. SOhannes fafb.
Srieobof beississt.
Sin @sbdube Der Derrn Ssios
@ompanie an Brpn Wtamr StraBe III
In lsstsr .Seit uOn Banoalen bsiuht
uuo gum Bstras uon mebreren bunbert
Dollars beihdoist woroen.
-Sn oem Sof bes Sobnion @isen.
tbums on Glib Wtain Guenue ereianete
ii1 Monta9 cine Senfnns Der Sber.
fiddle uno ein 80 S5uB tiefes uno 10 5uB
I'm Quaorat mefenoes 3oA mar bic
Sol9e.
Sobn @aplsb, feline @attin. iiinf
9inoer uuo Sdwaser Sobn @ibbons
entsinpeu friib Oeitern isbr fuapp benz
@rltidun9stoo, als elm iiberbei3ter Sfen
Die @obnuns an Otoro GUNNER guenue
In Srano isste uub sinen S9aoen uon
etpa 81 900 anrthtete.
= @sil anssbli6 3pei Brederfna.
ben uusereht sntlaHeu woroen maren,
lsstsn ON Wtonta9 1000 Wtdnner uno
3naben Der Dodge 5efe bic arbeit nie.
Der. Die Streifer febrten Dienfta9
wisosr CUR Grbsit suriid uno piro Die
Gnselesenbeit uon ben Beamten unter-
iuAt weroen.
= Ole SCRANTON Surface Protees
tipe NIiofiation" bat am Donneritag
nm sinen Srsibrief nahseiud,t, ffeint
alio In Sadsn Der 9el6doisuns Der
Sbsrfldhe ourd ACKNOWLEDGMENT
@rnft Su meinen, Sn Der GpplifatiOn
wirO anssfhbrt, OaB Der Swed Der 8er'
siniguns lit, bas @issntbnm unb 9sben
Der Bhrssr ju beihussn uno entipre4s
snoe @uti6aoisuns 5u erlansen.
Drsi Nnssitelte wurbsn am Gam.
flag in Der Bsllsuue 3ehe ourdb @rplO.
lionen psrlsst. Ssnrp alsin uou 9amp'
ton Strabe uno ieiu Qauolanser erlits
ten ibre Herlesun9en ourf cine uor3eis
tts erfolste Sprensuns uno bel erlterem
beliir6tete man eiuen S6dOelbrnd.
Ddhreno Dilliam @abe pon yulerne
s5trdee IN cine an9tfnmmelIe @dsmaIIe
serietp. Die ielne sampe rrpIooirte.
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&5niaIi6sr Grnstriger.

Cine Heine Guefoote aus benz 2eben
oes fiir5Iib bnbineegangeuen beriibmteH
SrientnIiiten YroielIor 8amberb er5dbIt
elm engliites 9latt Der @eIebrte fam
Su 9eihh mad SauSriuebaft rnb erhieIt
iofort gdbrt6t, bab SfSnisin aIegdnbra
ibr entpfnngen poIle. @amberp nolIte
ii6 crit nod bic 6dnoe maiden. gine in
iein 3immer unb tIiueeIte, aber Rie>
manb fam. or ilineeIte sipeinlaI. breis
NAL, biermal, enblit Hopft es an bic
Sbiir. ilub bereiu foutnIt elm bnIbDiihiis
ger Sunge. ~8iiniteu sic ettpas. 6err
grofeIior2- ga. i'd flineeIte mad beis
6em 8niier." rginen SugenbIid, i'd
brinee es iofprt." llnb Elm padr Rim,
ten ipdter 6rinet Der Sunee eiueu eroben
serug nit bei5em 8aiier unb felt ibn
allf BEN 8aidtiid. Ser @eIebrte beSdnft
iid, uub Nles 1T in Orburng. Rnhb,m
8amberb iidt bic Sduoe eeipai6en bat.
eebt er binunter, nm ber 30uigin feline
Gufpdrtiine 5u MAIDEN @dbrenb Der
llnterbaItung iiebt er ben Sunseu. ber
ben 8afIerfrua sebradt> bate, berane
iommen. ga, Serr Troieiiur," iteIIt bic
aonigin i'm Dor, has 1T meiu Sobn.~
Gamberb taufte ibn bumorbou ben
.i6ni9Iichen StriIetrdger". Seute beiBt er
@eore v. bon @robbritaunien, aaiier
bon Snoien
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Gas sbal abr, p,drts.

= Sriib am Sonntas WOreen mur.
ben orei @ebdulihtsiten 5u 9reenmooo
ourh elm 5euer ,erit0rt, nit einem per.
anlhtneten Ysrluit uon Sc. 500. 3m,i
Der @ebdube ssbOrten Der Oomlnif
2ImbOli 0interIuiisnihaft. bas brittle
Der .. & y. @ompnnie.
= 3mei @sbduOe Bu Slo Sorse. BON
Sobn UteIueci uno Basquale 8ertolli
bsmobnt, nuroeu frhb isreita9 Wtor9eu
our6 sineu BranO 5erit0rt, NIT einem
usranlhlasten Yerluit uon $500.
6rau Dtelueci unO ibre 9inoer muBten
uon 9iahbarn serettst wsroen.
Wtartin 0isap uou Apoca, 40
Sabre alt uno als Bremier on Der @rie
@iisnbabn an9elfellt. muroe am Wton'
tog Wtorgen nabe No. z Sunetton In
Yutston, OILS er einen 3arren bremien
wollte, ourb einen pl0sli6sn Stud 3wi.
ifen Die 9nrren unb unter Die Rdber
selto6eu, melhe ibm beibe 8eine unb
einen Nrm abihnitten. ,iooaB ct itarb,
sbe Die aerjte sintrafen, um ibn 3u be-
hanOelr.
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y,.us @daaftsifunOsn: Samffass 9
libr MiOrssus bis 9 llbr absnOs.
gnbsrs Gage $50 MOrssns
bis 6 rbr Gbsnbs.
@ts Fsbt's NIT Ssm SOrratb
bon Settoedea ?

@iub Sie bersit fur oas talte wintsr'
Iid1e gBttter, oas balo fdllie iitp Stno
@ie bereit 3u theilen nit nns llianne
her uuoemSbnlihl1en Settoeden @rlpar'
niife. Sie felt Sabrsn offerirt wnrosn ?
ilnisr i6brli6er Bsttbsden Tsrfauf.
,peld,sr am Wiontas unfins. wiro Sbnen
mebr @elo eripuren on warmen. lanlla'
riideu Bettoeden, oils wie Sie ith
poritellen fOnnen. uebsrleset tiir stnen
Wfomsnt Iolhe @ertbe ipie oteie:
1926 araus ODER wsibe 8olls Nap
8ettosden. $1.69.
$2.75 graue ooer fpetBe SSoue yfap
Bettoeden. $1.98.
1925 9roue Woue Seftoeuen, ll-4
@r6be. $2.49. u,
$500 graue Wolle Ssttoeden, Ia
@rOse. $3.50.
$3.50 faneb Woue Settoeden, Ia
$3.50 peiss 8olle 8sttoedeu, la
@rbBs. $3.49. =.
$500 weiBe Boue Ssttosden, l1-4
@r6ss, 1898.
$500 wsiBs @Ons SsttOsdsn, Ia
@r6Be, s475.
$500 faucp i6ottiide Plaio Sstt'
oedeu, 11-4 @rObe. $4 50.
$500 California weibe Sgout Uett'
Seden. fur einiahe Bettsn, $4.25.
$500 California weire @olls Uett'
beden, 1f-4 @rOBe, $4.95.
$3.50 California weiee Woue Uett'
beden, liza @IDbe, 1925.
$7.50 California wslbe Woue Dett'
beden. 11-4 @rOss, 1925.
8sttbed.n 9abrn- btrttru mittIsr Dur@eane-
Saupifur.
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NtttStpu.

= Der Clara @usnsr 9uoen an Glib
Wfain StraBe muroe friib Wtontas
Wtor9en uon @inbrehern beiutt, melte
@aaren i'm wertb pou un9efdbr 800
mitnabmen.
- Gueuft Yinnibon BON Wtoraan
Stra6e erbielt am Sounta9 I'M Gwin
Sfaht innerlihe iowie Ssrleeunsen
am Sopf, welhe balo oarauf iein glb'
lsben 3ur SSolgs batteu.
- Die @iubrehsr Gnton Distus
unb CHARLES MeJioriib BON Snferman
lino 3u ie $1u0 Strafe uno ben Soften.
iOmis reip. feds Sobre 3uGibaus uno
pier Sabre @OuutD @eIdngnib perur'
tbeilt moroen.
Soieph Meber bon bier fiibrte
aeftsrn germilta9 Srdulein Snthrpn
@dIIngher BON SCRANTON ale letne
Braut beim. Yiarrer Wt. s. Sing boil
5us Die 9rauuns in Der ct. Peter's
Satbebrale Su Scranton.