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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
S9ueeballen In bru StraBrn bon
9enber Inabrenb Ses 81.
8nnbess9urHfeiies.

Ddhreno Die Bemobuer beS Sftsus,
bes Siibens, beS 9torbenS unter oer
Sommerhibe am @nbe bes WfOnatS
Stunt leiben unb iid, raitlos auf tbrem
9lahtlager mdl;en unb' uergebens Sius
berung BON ber oriidenben Dual elmer
nit Seuerslutb eeihmduserteu fenhtsn
sltmoipbdre iu6en, liest Der Ssftbeiuder
in Denuer uuter mdrmenoen Seden
mollia In letnem Bette uno pfle9t Der
erquidenben Rube. Wdbrenb bic @lntb
hise bes Cages In anbersn Pldsen fih
,ur unertrdsli6feit ftsisert; ipielt ii6
IN Der Sseltltaot Denuer unter Der lahen'
ben, ltrabtenbeu Suniionne eine Scens
ab, bic bel bortisen groBen Sonpentio'
men sum iiblihen @ebrauh 3u meroen
perIpriht unb benz Sremsen mdraens
baft eriAeiut.
ganse @iisnbabn3iiss nit @ebirss'
ldhuee merben pdbrsnb bes 81. Bunoes'
EurnfeitsS pon Der Moffat. Babn nah
Der Stnot gebraht uno an ben Stra'
seneden pertbeilt. Dieies Jiaturpro'
buff pon Der fonttnentalen 9SaHerfhei'
be, stipu 3pei Stunben per Sabn pon
Deuuer entfernt, bat abfOlut feinen
Saubelsmertb. Sc ftebt Sebem fret.
| lih In bieler S9neemalie nab Belieben
,u tummeln unb ieinen Shabernad 3n
freiben. Wabre Shneebalf. Shlahteu
fDnnen gelbta9en merbeu. unb Der els
falte Shuee mirft erfriideub uno be-
lebenb In Der beiBen Suntionue.
dun tomme man niht 3u 6er fatideu
S6lu6ioleeruua. buB es tn DenueI
wabrenb oes Wfonats Suni SBinter iei,
Die Sonne iheint mdbrenb oes cages
bort ebenlo warm ate anbersmo. Sc
ftsist bas Thermometer iosdr mandmal
auf 100 @rab. Die gr6Bte Site lit iel
bod tpeeen Der berridenben Eroden'
| belt Der Snft niemats briidenb. Wfau
III bier ME in S6msiB sebabet uni
bran1t nur bic Sdattenieits Der Stra'
fbs anfjuiu4en. nm itets erfriihsnol
Rhhle gu finosn.
Die 9lsibuna in Der Sefiitaot iOIlt'
bielelbe iein, meld,e man I'm Often 3ui
Sommerjeit trdet. iebOh iollte man iif
fiir bic @ebirgstouren NIT etHem ueberl
| sieber, be5tp. Wintermantet uerieben
Sdlmere Wiuter.llnterfleiber lino ratbi
fam fiir bic ausgeoehntereu ausfiigI
nnG ben bbberen 8esiouen. Do etr
Sdneslturm felbit I'm Suli uuo au8nil
bier tlid,t ~ ben Seltenheiten 5dblt.
| On hietef haH Gnlnrnhnisr 4Iima mil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
ssitses.earre seaartateu.

Der 10iGbriee 9onis GObbins
bon Ylon6's 3ane ertrunf am Samita9
Wior9en In elmer DaGerpfhse entlaug
BEN Snsqnebanua Slug, als sr nab
8hrmern grub.
: Or. .. 6. @tlfius. felt ben fes'
ten tiinf Sabrsn Snperinteubent bes
@itg Soipitats. bot reiisnirt uno wiro
am /. Suli In elmer sleiAen @isenI4aft
na9 Stem Orleans eeben.
1900 anseitellts bsr Senrp Dorf'
inss Der eebieb Satlep 8oblen @ompas
nie I'm oberen 9tabtibetl 9inseu Dienss
tas Morssn on ben Stretf, neil 25 tn
Der 3eGe austitetlte arbeiter ben Sns
buitrial Borfers Of the 8crlb bst'
traten.
= Der 40 Sabre alte Soiepb Mil'
leo muroe Sonntas NaAt In Smogsr'
bile wabreno elmer Reuolperfuiilaoe
pon ieGs 3useln setroffen uno itarb
cline balbe Stunbe ipdter on ben er'
baltsnen Berlesunsen. @r perweieerts
GO, lr9eno welWe AuetuhIt 5u Beoeh.
= Or. u. 8. @afireb BON Dana
Strase murbe am 6reitas yiadmittag
ihlimm, aber ni9t tebeHssefdbrlih uer'
lest, als lein automObil uno Elm Stra'
ssnbabnmasen on bsr Gde bon Dana
unb Shb Mfain StraBen suiammens
ftieBeu. @r mnrbe jur Sebanolune
mad BEN wisres Soipital ssnOmHsa'
- Sin Olann. In oeIen Gaife etue
Sarte init benz 9iamen S4. Sofolsfl
aufgefunben murbe, 1T am Samftaa
sntlans bem Sebisb Ballep @elsiie au
0roofiibe als 2eide sefanoen worosn
3nerft mdbnte mon, baB Elm llnTall por'
liege, aber fpdter fam man 5u Der Gin
E6t. baB es Elm WOrb nno er I'm untsr'
leib NIT einsm Wieher psrlest moroeu
| iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
9ieies 1T etue 6lei0er
8aumiuolle Saiioil.

Gs CAB nod mic cline iot6s gsadfrass
fiir SDalGfabrifate unb bisfsr saoeu
mar piemals better bersit, allsn bisisn
gnforSerunssn sere6t su ipsrosn. Drfl
@eminner:
40 3oft islbit.ssitreifts 8atins SOils
erbalt bic aufmsrfiamfeit BON faibionab'
len Srausn. @e3sist In alien ssptnid,'
ten Surbsn. Die Gle. 30 Gents.
40 3oll 8lumsn unp Strsifsn Sul'
sarian Bottles, ibssr unb ftilii6. Oil
Gfle, 25 Gents.
80 Son weiBe unb farbtse f@psrs
melt giqus. Die @tle, 35 Gents.
gurpnu ytrsmn Infer Dur9sans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
am hcs,en Nfter

8idtsr 8etsr Wiaisr, Der @riinbsr
bes -@uansuilie DemOfrat", lit tsstsn
W9ontas in @bansuille, Snb., geftor.
ben. @r srreihte Elm sllter Don 79
Sabren. Der Serftorbsue ipnroe~ am
1. Wtai 1884 In 9oben3ollern, DeutIhs
faub, sebOren. SIN Sabre 1s4s trsn,te
er init ieiner Wiutter uno Der SamiIis
isines Snfels ben glttautil1en Ocean
uub fam mad Cincinnati. @r ftubirte
auf Der Weslsgan llniuerlitdt In Dela.
mare. Ohio. unb srabuirte 1858. 3mei
Sabre ipdter puroe sr CUR anmalts.
praris Sn9elaiien. Seit 1860 bate er tn
6eunsuille, Sub., sswobnt. Den
DemofratA griinbtte er i'm Sabre
1868. Gon 1S9O-94 mar er Sber.
ri9ter, nm iiG baum Der Bripatpraris
3u mtbmen. Gm 8. Stunt 1864 uertei,
ratbste fid Wlaier nit Jrdulein @(i,a
Wf. 8illsD. Dem @bsbunos sntiprCi,
fen feds Sinber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
Die nuberiieslide CeIanelle in
grisreRb.

Sn Der Stabt Bri5renb, Die In
iiinglter 3eit 10 oft aenannt pur6e,
&c lie Der Sdauplas 0er beindbe
gum Rriege 3ipiiden Oeiterreid- I'm
aorr iinb Serbien fiibreH6en Bro
c5osfa.9liiare tpar, ,befinSet iit cine
OeIqene. Die inn Ruie ipunoerbarer
Seilpirfilngen itebt uno als uner.
idopiIih gilt. 8ie es NIT Der Sell
pirfun9 beiteit lit, an Die 6os sunse
oIbaniihe 8oIf glaiibt. piifen mir
nibt. aber mas Die Observation-Disclosures
tetrifft, 70 bat Der gerihterftatter
3oftor Sddb, Der nit @rIalsbnis int6
i'm Sduse bes titrfiihen General.
ftabes i'm Sonlnter 1911 afblanieH
hrreiite, aus egener Gnihailna
beIuitigeir6e 9tusfintft barber eeee.
ZEN. Die 6Ifpen0e1rbe QueIle Iieet
nnter Der 3itaoene. Durh 6unhe,
unteriroiide @Gnae aeIanet man on
Elm 9od), aus benz elm fiir1terIlfer
8eitanf ertpororingt: es ift Der bes
nerborbsnen. faitIsnben SeIs, bos
onaebIi6 Der Gr6e eHtqniIft anb hos
Sie speItberiibItte Seifrdft 'bdbeu
ION. 8on ipeitber foarunen be Gdu.
bigen eapattbert. I'M bon BEN f0ft-
barren Stoffe gu idSHfen. lrHb es
fuiro fbreu aeeen eine bftiuunte
@ergiitlus ieberseit erdastbt, untrr
Der gebingune iebod. baB iis Sus
aIeihe Gltarrtirm fri49e1r Oefs NIT.
EtiHgen iuib abfiserH. Dett aieieu
Frifdeu Gel tuirb Me GuRiIs inurxr
iuieSer sodaefiiat Das 1T bas ,Ge-
beiurIris Sbpsr 1inerfdtdpig igi9Esit.
DEM feftsu GIaitbsH bes Bo[fes
nRh Der 9siItpirfung Ses TttnSeisheu
NeIs tut biefe Satio1e a5er balrb-
aus teineH Gbbrtldb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
Wprb Serautcn. .

- Der Ia Sabre alte Stanle1 Sto-
nier bon g8ooolamn Strabe, pether
ansebli1 ain Dienita9 3unor ben iuseub'
liden Hntbonp Stanfepitd) nit ieinem
Automobif nieberrannte unb Uerleste.
muroe am Sarnitas uerbaftet uno itellte
Siherbeit fur elm ipateres 8erbOr.
- Die yeide eines Sduslinss wuroe
am SSrsitas abeno- in eiuem SOb aui
benz @runo bss @ountrg Club uOn 3mei
9nabsn aufsefunoen iie Jag In einem
Sdubfaiten. Der In &uh eiusehbllt mar.
Coroner 2pnh ftellte feit. oaB oas
8ino lebenb eeboren wuroe nuo Der
ansissnng erla9.
- @ebfter, Der 12iIbri9e Sobn bes
Dapib o. Dauis uon Sorobam Court.
III am Samfta9 in psm ROurins Baf
8aiiin i'm 0iap aus Bari ertruHfen.
ndbrenb er NIT nnberen Snaben fpielie.
@r tpollte uon einem Selien gum auoeren
ipringen. slitt babel aus uuo ftel ins
sSaiier ; ebe ibm Beiitanb geseben mer'
ben fonnte. mar Der 3nabe cine Seihe.
- Sn oem 94erf Der scranton
Ssboins @ompanie an @apouis ausuue
wurbe am Donnerita9 Wiorsen burh
einen 6unfen einen 8rano peruriaft.
Der Dor ieiner 8ewdltisuu9 einen S6as
ben pou $500 Qnri6tete. Die auses
itellten periuhten, bic Slammeu 3u
Oampfen bruhten es aber nidt fertig
nnb man muBte bic itaOtiide 6euerwebr
requiriren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
6alt alIt feline Wrrinrrdlrn. Rran Il

ONNNt -
6e9se pom dberoeen, Sbabo, i9relbt
Der Nlpenfrdnter hdlt alle feline Ser.
ipreden. @r bef6rbert ben Gppetit,
resnlirt ben Wiasen nnb bat eiue nun.
oerbar pobltbdtigs Dirfuns auf bic all.
semeiue @eiunbbeit. @r bat mir uno
meinsn Sinoern uorSiialife Dienite &c.
leiitet. ,@s iolt- mir 5reuoe bsreiten,
cine aseHtur fir oas 6eilmittsl In met.
uer Jia9bnrfdaft ,ii iibernebmeu.4
Dieies ehte 3rduter'Seilmittel bat
nod 9iiemanO enttduiht. Seines gBer.
ties peseu lift es ats 5aniliensW Weoiiiu
beHer bsfaunt. als irseno elm anoeres
Deilmittel. @r IN feline apotbeferpebi.
Sin. Spesiatsa9enten lieieru ibu. Wiau
ihreibe an; Or. Better 5abruen &
CONS Co.. 1875 90. 0O1ne aue.
uue. Chicago, so.
Sorni's Nlpenfr1nter Blutbeleber lit
3u buben bel 9sHrp 0alter, 1011 @sbar
auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
Wnffen 3infen ,ableu.

Bunossidaeamts 'Ssfreldr Nicgbor
CAB am Wfonta9 befannt, bas oas
Sdasamtsoepartsment 3ebu Ufillioneu
Dollars ueridiebeueu Jiationalbanfeu
als Depoiiten iibsrpeiien miro. Dis
Regierung uerlangt uon iest an fiir De-
ponirte Re9ierunss.@etoer 3wsi BRO
gent .3inien. tlne pom ben 559
Sanfen, Die Reaierunss. Depolitorien
fino. baben ii6 iiebsH Banter seweigert,
ole uerlaHsten smsi Brosent 3inien su
Sablen. Dieie b0ren natiirli6 nit Der
S8elgeruns. 3inien 3u besablen. auf.
Re9ierun9Ss Depolitorien Bu iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05

Vim Wionta9 ffierte Der Yaplt leinen
@eburtstag. @r 1T rs Sabre alt uno
bat iid pon ieiner lesten Sranfbsit 70
gut erbolt, oaB er nab Der guslnge iei-
ner aer3te friiher unb ftirfer LIT, als
er Dor Der Rranfbtit mar. glus allen
Ghsilen Der sSelt trafen @Iiidmunidl-
Oepeideu uno Brieie EN-. in Oenen Die
abienoer oem ObgbaHpt Der fatboli.
iden 3irhe niht nur ibre aufridtigen
@liidmiinife iibermitteln. ioneern aud
ibrer 6reuoe oariiber dusoyud per.
lelben, oaB Der ROntifsr iih pon ieiuer
Sranfheit wieoer uOllitduoi9 eebolt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
9aftpr Saeiua tpbt.

Sm boben Utter BON 80 Sabrsu III
In Wtilmaufee, isis, Bditor Sobannes
8aoius. Der Batter bes Siirsermeiiters
Or. @erbarb u. 8aoin9. ianit aus
bem 9ebeu seibieoeu. Der Seritorbeue
mar ju Riroorf bet Berlin seboren. Su
ieiner Sueeno beiuGte er bic Wfiiiions-
anltalt In Berlin unb erbielt ourh ben
beriibmten Wttifionsoireftor 9arms in
9ernannsbnrg. Sannoper. feline wsitere
ausbiloung. Shon ais Siingling wur'
be er in miiiionarii6er Ebdiigfeit nah
amerifa sntianbt unb I'M Sabte 1858
In @olumet, isis, orbinirt. @r mar
bann ais WtiIlionar unb Seeliorser In
Tbereia unb G4atertowu tbdtis, bic er
i'm Sabre 1868 on bic ct. Scbanness
@emeinoe 5u Dtilwautee berufeu wurOe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
@anne Geuntn.

6onesbale. = Dem @bspaar Ralpb
I. EeSsler iit Elm EDAterlein sebOrsn
moroen.
Die 6idhrige anna DANES Don
Breiton Rarf, mel9e am 18. Wfni NIT
ibrer IA Sabre olttu SdDeiter fhlimm
uerbrannt wurbe, ale Die elternmobns
nns bur6 einsn Broub jerft6rt wurbe,
1T ON Sountag 9la9mittng I'M 5iaot
9oipital Der S4wsf1sr I'm Eobe &C.
folgt. :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
8pn 0etersbura.

= 8ei ben @tsleuten @barles Spei.
der bon 6arriiuu auenue bat itA elm
Stammhalter siHgsiteiit.
Der Irlihese 3oHtraftor U. y.
Branning, 30 Sahre aft uuh an Union
Strabe mohnbaFt. murbe' friib eeftsrn
Wiorseu in feiner 8ohuuns uon ieiusm
Sobn ais gei4s aufssfuuben. ST bate
Sdnitte ON gals unb ben Sanoseleus
fen unb affe aujeihen beuteH an, bab
Ct Selbftmore begtue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
Ssbe ssarF Retisen.

Sran Wlnrgaret 2eitner bon 8ans
berpenter 8onleparb 1T BON eiueui
ldngsreu 8efu9 bel ibrer Todter In
Buffalo. u. o., suriidssfebrt.
= Sran ann Salfenburg, mst4e
iiber ein babies Sabrbunbs.t an @beft.
nut apenus tpobnte. LIT Sreitas yia9.
mittas In alter pon Sc Sabrrn &C.
ftorbeu.
- Sn Der ct. Sobannss Stride mnrs
ben seftern Wforsen Srdulein Nnna Wt.
S6fIep pon Ban Duren apenue uno
Sdfolans @riinmalo uon Bird StraBe
ourd) Rfarrer s.. u. Ssrider 30 eineui
@bepaar einseiesust.
SrdnIein gpuline @lasner bon
ylorb Dromtep ausnne unb Simon
Sisne BON Rorb gieunter Gpenue muir.
ben am Dienftas Morsen In Der ct.
Sobannes Sir6e burf Pfarrsr s. u.
Srider gum 8unb firs Neben einge'
iegnet.
- Gm tonimenben Sonntae iperben
Die Bergnl9un9s Stubs Der Gusufta
uub Wfoltfe 3aiteus, q. O. ", In
8alborf &arf etnen Gusflus abbalten.
Das nit ben arrangements bstrants
9omite wirb baju isben, baB alle Ebeit'
uebmeu einen uersnfgten Gag uerlebsn.
= Billiam 81. Carpenter BON Tripp
Bari, tpel1er Dor Sabresfrilt als 8au'
lfreiner an Der Diamond Dal9erei
angeltsllt mar, nobel cine berabfallenbs
Nrt ihn am 3opf traf, lieB am Don.
nerftag 9esen bic 4adawanna @ompanls
cine 2lage fiir $25, 900 @ntih6oigun9
eintrasen. OR mar felt BEN llnfall ars
beitsunfdbis nnb bat aud bur9 beniel'
ben iein @ebdhtniB perlorsn.
= Staeia, oas 8idbri9e T66tsrtein
bes 0itliam Ba6en uoti Siiufjebnter
apenne, gsrieth am Samftag 8orniit'
tag eiuern brsnnenbeu 3ebri9tbaufen 3u
iiabe, ibre 2letber tpnrben BON ben
Slantmeu srfabt unb oie alsine 70
idlimm perbrannt, 6ae iie am glei1en
ytahnittas i'm 8eitisite Soipital ftarb.
Die yiadbarin Srau Eauiue, Delhe bic
Slammen bdmpfeu wollte, wuroe babel
auh lebr idmer3tid perbrannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
SlmIsa fit tuirfii6en Comfort !

Die MibSp unb Saltan Sluisn sr'
fabreu ni9t bas S6idfal Der meiftsn
Wsooen nit ,fomm unb ssb'. Sie iinb
70 nisli@ : 10 nett ausisbenb = 10
Isidt sum Gusisben = TO bsqusm /; unb
70 masie I'm 8rsis; wtrtlids Wfooslls
BON @ewanber Eussuo. Bon fsinsr
wetser @alatea, NIT 9rasen unb Wsan'
d,stteu uon napp blau 5lannsl ooer
@alatsa. Ssbe Baltan 8luie NIT si'
mem ieibsnsn Salsbanb. @rOBsn ~
bic 20 Sabrsn. auBsrssmDbnli4 ntso'
ria I'M Preis, su 95 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
8sttoedem far eommersebraad).

SBarum bic sem0bnlide, iawsre @s
widjt Beitbede 'wdbrsnb Der bsiBsn
@ommer MOnate benuten. penn 81 rs
bis $500 faufsn eineu lsihtes @emidt
ueiben ober farbieeu Dimitp llebersueP
Sbr frdnsli9es @ewebe MAIDEN oas
-hisssl,, gaublbla. 6erIia iett u hrel
@rUbsn- sInfadss Btft--bOppeI Bsti
- ertra @rBssu. Sc s1.25 bis $500.
gsresrn rtrtmsr linisr Dur&saus-3 3aupifur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
0atet @nd por eaIben aeaen 60.

t6ntct Gu6 Dor Salben eesen aa-
arb, bic Ausd fiber sntbaItsn, ba Ausdflber
iItsr ben CHM sss @sruGes isTifDrfn nHb bae
san,t Syasm pSais jnrititn tpire, iptnn &c
burh bic fHIfimissn Sbnadttn siHertnsi.
SoIGt ariiffi iplifu uif aubfr asf 8trprhHHHe
aut bsrufsntr Mtr1tf gfbrautt spfrbtH -ba nsI
Sdaesn. ben iis aHfI4lfH, 1sbnmaI 70 asoa II
als has 6Hle. haz JbI hauen FzslelfH laHnizl.
5aft's 2atarrb. fabristEi ppn D.
3. Gbfntp & Co., 1eleeo. o.. fuibdIt ffiu
Ausdflbtr unb wirb iunfrIid, senpmmsn unn
prff birsit auf bic f6Istnietu SbsrfS9fn bfs
Splffms. Dtnn 5br 5aa's Rat rrb 8Hr
fault, leip lIttn, bab 9br bic d6tt bsfpmmi.
ole lpirb tnntrIiG ssnpmmsn uno in 3plsbp,
Ohio, peu 8. s. gbsnsp Il 80. ssmaGt.
Bas- 9rfauft uUu alien ApOlbdsru, prtis
75r. bic GIaf6s.
Itbmti Sau's 8amilisu gIlltn fir gHfppf-
nltq.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05

gesinusnb Montas. 80. Stunt, nnb aus
|, balteuo bis 15. September, Dirb Sis'
= fer 9aben ieben Bohsntas nm 8
ilbr morssns er6ffnst wsrbsn uno
= = nm llbr absnbs i@tisbsn,
Samftass ausesnommeti.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05
Die Damenieftion Oes Scrauto,

] = Die DauenIeftinn ots Scrani0n
9itbertrau3 tptrb udhffen Wiontaa
aben6. ben 0. Stunt, In Der Ssfeinshalfs
etn mNedtie SoeialA abbaIten, belfen
Reinertras bsui SoRbs Der S6uaer ii.
fIit6eu wirb. mtlhe on BEN Biffiauls.
port SaHssrfeft tbeilHsbmsH tnerbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-05

Ter Wessgs1 bnnisdt 10 tueHig. tim
eHidfih 81 fesH, tnrs eeraAs tas psp
uiee fehIt HH q, ietnaH 2esb.
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ssstslit das s.sseehsablssk."
Holbrook argus., 1913-02-04
$1OO Reward, $1OO

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 Take Halls Family Pills for constipatiou
 Fred Demarest accidently shot himself this week Thursday even- ing in his room with 41 rife while cleaning the same being unaware that the same was load ed. The bullet went thru the palm of his left hand and en- tered and lodged itself in his left thigh. The attending physician says the wounds are not serious.
 Mrs. A. J. Lyons has issued invitations for an At Home" afternoon of Feb. 4th.
 MT. and Mrs. Padgett enter tertained several friends Satur- day evening with cards.
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Mrs. L. F. Mulch of this city won second prize in this state last month with the prize win ming receipt for making dough- nuts as given below for Ar mour's monthly Cook Book:
 Second Prize. -Doughnuts. = Beat together two eggs and one cup of sugar. Add three table spoons of Simon Pure Leaf Lard melted, one cup of sour milk, one teaspoon of soda, dissolve in a little boiling water. Add a pinch of salt and seasoning to taste. Add flour enough to make a soft dough. Cut in rings with two sizes of cake butter. Have a kettle of Simon Pure Leaf Lard hot. Drop in the doughnuts and fry to a light brown color. Lay the dough- nuts on paper and sprinkle with powdered sugar.
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told to take out our books and Rose Downs at once commenced thinking what she had done to be expelled, but it was moving day for every one in the Assembly Hall and now it is not quite so conginial for some of us, as we haven't our former n eighb bors to talk with.
 John Drumm is certainly going to be an A. No. 1 stenographer some day but we cannot make him understand why Ray" is made up instead of down in Shorthand.
 After being absent for several days last week on account of a severe cold Professor Cornelius was welcomed back to school this week. {.
 The Commercial Class wish to thank Ruth lesser, May Proctor and Theresea White for their kindness in helping furnish the music for their dance last Satur- day evening.
 G. B. GLASS EDITOR
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Total 398

1OCdl 0JS Average number absent on ac- count of illness during the past two weeks 61.
 Semester Examinations were held in all Grades above the Third and at H. s. Thursday and Fri day January Is and IF. A sum- mary of the 204 people examined, shows that 179 passed in all sub jects, or 87 percent. The majori- ty of the failures were made in but one subject. Makeup exami- nations will be given to all stu dents who were absent from sickness.
 Four new students have recent ly been enrolled in the H. s. and a like number left school.
 High School students have de- cided to follow the plan of other High Schools this year and issue an Annual, to be published some time during May. At the election last Tuesday evening the follow ing Editors were elected to see the issuing of the year Book.
 Editor-in-Chief Ethel Burk-
 lund '15 Business Manager, Francis
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SPELLMIRE & LYONS DIS- POSE OF MERCANTILE
 INTERESTS

c. J. Spellmire and J. A. Lyons members of the firm of Babbitt Bros. Mercantile Co.,, for the past nine years and acting as local managers yesterday severed their connection with the firm with which they have so long been identified.
 Their purpose is to devote their entire attention to their live stock interests in which they have for years been recognized as among the prominent sheep raisers in Navajo county and breeders of the celebrated Ram bouillet rams for which they have a wide market.
 In the near future they will take up residence, in southern California and establish a general brokerage agency to be conducted in conjunction with their Arizona interests.
 MT. L. w. Quinlan has already been installed as local manager of the Rabbit Bros. Mercantile Co.,, and his long experience ir the executive duties of merchan. dising in northern Arizona, to- gether with his genial manner and progressiveness, make him z worthy successor to the retiring members of the firm. No imme. diate changes in the personnel o1 the working force are contem plated.
 MT. Quinlan when interviewed today stated that it would be his purpose to continue the higI standard of excellence in service and quality of goods which have built up an enviable reputation for the Rabbit Bros. Stores, anc as a general policy their aim vii be to suit the wants of the gen. eral public in Winslow.
 While the departure of Messrs Lyons aud Spellmire with theil families will occasion keen regret to their many friends and busi, ness associates, they expect tt visit Winslow frequently ir supervising their local live stock interests.
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Stock Market

Kansas City Stock Yards, Jan. 27, 1913, Monday. Killing kinds of cattle declined 10 to 25 cents last week, and stockers and feed CTS sold 20 to 30 cents lower the last half of the week. Country buyers heard of the lower prices and bought freely after Tuesday, the outgo to farms for the week reaching 15, 5,000 cattle, out of total run of 10000 head. The decline in fat stuff last week which was greater at other mar kets than here, especially at Chicago, had the effect of halting the heavy liquidations of partly fat steers, and the run here to- day is but 10, 900 head. Every body had to show their hand on the buying side today, and all hands proved to be empty, hence the market is strong to 1Ghigher today, applying to both killing and country grades. The top on fed steers last week was $8.25, but two loads of steers here to- day received a bid of $8.65, which the owner refused, hold ing out for $8.85. They were prime Herefords, Bulk of the fed steers go between $7.00 and $500, Cows are a little lower than ten days ago, and bulls are off 25 to 40 cents, but all killing kinds appear now to be on a stable basis. Veal calves bring up to $10.50, and will sell around present figures till dairy calves begin to swarm to market, sev- eral weeks ahead; Middle class quarantine steers sell at $6.2 25 to $6. 75, best steers $6.9 to $7.35. Stock steers sell at $6. % to $7.25, feeders S6.90 to $7.50, $1.40 above a year ago. Hogs are not changing much in prices lately, the market steady today, top ST. 40, bulk SIPS to $7.35. The net result last week was a gain of 10 cents on light hogs, and a loss of 5 cents on heavy weights, which accounts for the narrow range of prices today. The packers hope for larger receipts of good weight hogs later this winter and next spring, as weight making is profitable at the present prices of corn. The situation in the hog market this winter certainly should stimulate the business of hog raising. Sheep and lambs struck another rough place today. Local buyers  moved slowly, claiming that Chicago was off half a dollar to- day, with top lambs there at $50. They had to have sup plies, however, and finally paid $8. 40 to $8.65 for lambs here, yearlings worth up to $7.50, wethers $5.85, ewes -$5.50, though commonish ewes sell down around $4.60. /. Run here today 10000, prospects favoring a light run balance of this week.
 J. A. RICKART,
 Market CorreSpOndent.
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