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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28

Come, join the Elks, and help them
enjoy the beautiful home they are
going to have. 1t costs only S25 to
become a member and but 50 per
month 10 remain member.
The Rock Island tracks through the
center of Forrest City were flooded
and washed out Wednesday, as usual,
during the heavy downpour that
visited this section on that date.
If you want something that will
meet the approval Of poultry fanciers,
let US supply you with the clean and
sanitary Rice Chicken Feed. 1t makes
the hens lay. Forrest City Grocery
Co.
Sheriff Frank Kitchens, OF Helena,
passed through the city yesterday
morning en- route to Little Rock to
look after some matters affecting
Phillips county which are coming up
before the legislature.
Come to the Newsstand for any
kind OF blank book that you are
needing. We have a big stock and
good assortment. We probably have
just what you want, and if not, will
get it for you in hurry.
Mr.. Love Banks, of Earle, one of
the largest landowners and capital
lists Of the St. Francis levee district,
spent the greater portion of the day
in the city Sunday. The gentleman
was en- route to Round Pond, where
he and associates have business in
terests.
Mr.. C. V. War;, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. War;, of Palestine,
who has just opened up general
mercantile business at Round Pond,
vas business visitor to the city this
morning. The Times joins in wish
ing the young man abundant success
in his business venture.
The new invoices of novelties at this
store have been selected and bought
with an eye single to your approval.
Early shoppers will find many exclu-
sive things on display that will round
out and put the finishing touches to
those Easter clothes, that will not be
shown by our competitors. The Fus-
SELL Graham- Anderson Co.
When Burton Holmes recently
gave his celebrated travelogue on
Panama at Orchestra Hall, Chicago,
he was seriously interrupted by con-
tinual coughing of the audience. No
one annoys willingly and II people
with coughs, hoarseness and tickling
in their throat would use Foley's
Honey & Tar Compound, they could
quickly cure their coughs and colds
and avoid this annoyance. j. T. San
ders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28

Please pay your subscription to
The Times.
Nice Yellow Yam sweet potatoes
at Lawrences'
Chase g. Sanborn's coffees at Neb-
let's, phone "a.
THE W. w. W.-Wire and Willow
Waste Baskets just received at the
Newsstand
Fresh seeded raisins. currants,
dates, mincemeat, etc. in packages
at LawrenCeS
Just received car OF Blacksmith
Coal. Telephone LIS, Forrest City
Gin Co, James Wolfe, Manager.
LOST-A black silk purse, near
school house. Return TO Mrs. James
Russell, Sr., and receive reward,
TAKEN UP-One black boar.
weight about $50 pounds. Slit in
right, and underbit in left ear. G.. y.
Laughinghouse.
Notwithstanding there has been a
heavy advance in most everything in
the grocery line, we buy our goods in
such way that our trade will not
feel the advance in prices at our store.
Russell Graham a lderson COMPANY.
Phone Alp rings.
We make speciality of filing
special orders for bakery products and
stand ready 10 supply your table with
variety of fresh cakes, cookies, rolls.
rye bread, cream bread. doughnuts,
bunns, cream putfs, pies. fruits. can
dies, etc. Call the Klondike Bakery.
Paris, Tex, |, the undersigned.
take pleasure in stating that | have
used Cheatham'S Chill Tonic, and a
few doses broke severe case of Chills
and fever on me about six weeks ago.
and | have had none since. | con
slider 1t the best medicine for the pur-
pose ever used. Yours truly, j. f..
Kay.
W. S. Shelton, a merchant at Stan
ley, Ind. says lie would not take
Slo0V Tor the relief single box of
foley Kidney Pills gave him | had
severe attack of kidney trouble
with sharp pains through my back
ana could hardly straighten up. A
single box Of Foley Kidney Pills ell
tlrely relieved me. J. r. Sanders.
have just installed one of the
latest improved models in cleaning
ana pressing machine and we are now
IN position TO clean and press the
most delicate fabrics, silk garments.
gloves, etc. We invite the ladies
especially TO send their skirts and
other articles of wearing apparel. with
the understanding that / will clean
and press them upon an absolute
guarantee Of satisfaction. Sam Burd.
The Tailor.
nanicurine and Shampooine
speciality. Will call at your
residence, if you wish me to.
have taken full course Of
study, and had large experience,
so that | am able to guarantee
my work to be first class in
every way and to give satisfaction.
Call on or address Miss Ida Car.
penter, Forrest City, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28

II vi oil IOT Uile ElkS,
Preserve Ginger at Lawrences.
Dried peas, beans, lima beans at
| LawrenceS.
Silver Moon pancake and buckwheat
nour at Lawrences'
Puck's Sugarhouse molasses at
Nebletts, phone "a.
Judge S. H. Mann went to Wynne
Monday morning on legal business.
FOR SALE-Household furniture
Call tiny residence. Mrs. L. J. Fol.
ore, Forrest City, Arkansas.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms, with board, one a front room,
! at the home-like place PIG Jackson st.
l have money to loan on farm lands
at low rate OF interest. Terms to
suit. Thomas P. Foster, Mariana.
Arkansas.
Economic and at the same time
eat fresh. wholesome bread, by pur.
chasing six bread checks for 25 cents
at The klondike Bakery.
FOR RENT-Small place to rent.
ABOUT three quarters Of mile north
OF to"n--cheap to the right party.
Apply to Mrs, Sarah Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ewart. of Har-
risburg, arrived in the city SATURDAY.
morning on visit to relatives and
friends, and were cordially welcomed
The thanks of all our people are
due TO those good citizens who bv
their purchase of Elks' Bonds will give
to their town this splendid public i'm
provement.
LOST-One pink and white Cameo
Brooch, somewhere between nv resi-.
dence and the store. Liberal reward
VIII be paid for return OF same. Mrs.
W. l.. Lawrence.
If you have any scavenger work
that you may desire to have done
about your premises, see Street Com
missioner George Dooley, he will sup
ply you with man.
Miss Elizabeth Davis arrived home
Monday afternoon, after very pleas
ant visit of two or three days with
the family Of her sister, Mrs John
Mosby, in Memphis.
Mr.. Lawrence Marshall. one of the
popular proprietorS of the Imperial
theatre, spent Sunday in Memphis
Dock is certainly hustler, and is
making winner OF our local movies"
resort.
Capt. +. c. Merwin, has been alb
sent from his post of duty several
days This week, having left his desk
at the court house Monday afternoon,
suffering with chill, He is greatly
missed, and we hope he will soon be
entirely restored.
When the breath is foul and the
appetite disordered, Prickly Ash Bit
tiers is the remedy needed. 1t puri-
ties the stomach, liver and bowels,
sweetens the breath, promotes vigor
and cheerfulness. J. T. Sanders,
Special Agent.
! Mr.. Hazel X. Becker, who had been
visiting in New York, Chicago and
other cities, arrived home the latter
gagged this week in overhauling and
iluNluB up lilc DcChcl @ LcWiS SlOIc
on Front street.
F. f. Walling, and family living
near Yukon, Mo, strongly recon-
mends Foley's Honey & Tar Com
pound and says; | have been advised
by my family doctor TO use Foley's
Honey & Tar Compound for my
children when there was cough
medicine needed. 1t always gives
the best of satisfaction and | recon-
mend it to others j. 7. Sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28
National Quality.
RUSSELL Graham Anderson Co., ACTS.

Easter Egg Hunt, March %. at resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Green.
Judge NJ. B. Norfleet left yesterday
morning for Memphis, where he spent
few hours on legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams and
two sons, Gene and Mortimer, left
yesterday morning on brief visit in
Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaceyWynne. of Mem
phis, spent the day Wednesday in this
city, guests OF the family of Mrs.
Wynne's brother, Mr.. H. A. Terrell.
Mrs. James Russell is sojourning for
several weeks in Hot Springs, where
famed waters Of this celebrated re-
sort.
Mr.. John Anderson, enterprising
member Of the Russell Graham Alder
son Co., arrived home Wednesday
from Hot Springs, where he had been
to spend day or two with his father
and mother, who are in that city.
WANTED-To rent farm, every
thing furnished - one that can be
farmed with modern toos-corn and
cotton, or will take the management.
Address C. A. Little, Heth, Ark
anSas.
The Steamer Usage and barge leaves
Madison every Tuesday at noon for
the Cutoff and all way landings in
connection with the steamer, Nettie
Johnson, which plies regularly be.
tween the latter point and Memphis.
Freight received Monday and Tues
day. For further information phone
Sl9-R3, or address w. M. Sheaffer,
Madison, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28

WANTED TO RENT-Five room
cottage. with bath, and all modern
conveniences, close in. Apply at or
call The Times office.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28

Miss Mamye Lee Bonner, of La
Grange, is the attractive guest OF her
friend, Miss Mary Boyle, this week.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28

Big assortment Of Art and Dress
Linens, comprising all the natural and
colored effects, are among the new and
attractive features for Spring at The
RUSSELL Graham-A lderson Co.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28

DR.. j. S. Shields, popular druggist
on the corner of Front and Washing
Ton streets. spent two or three DAYS
the past week In Little Rock, looking
after some legislative matters in
which he was interested.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-28

Messrs. S. S. Hargraves and Fred
HARRISON, two enterprising young
lawyers Of the city, arrived home Sun
day afternoon from Little Rock
where they had been on some legisla-
tive maftprS
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BIG GUN PRACTICE
TO REGlN MARCH "a

Washington. March l".-Th. big
gun practic. OF the Atlantic fleet
VIII begin In Tansi.r Sound March
- the day after the Atlantic fleet
arrives from Cuba, and because OF
III. attendance OF the Secretary Of
The Navy and u number OF other
cabinet Officers aud certain novel
features In the target practice. II Is
expected To be oi more than ordin-
pry interest.
The drcadnaught Florida will open
The game by firing ut tn. hull OF the
san Marcos. She VIII have ON board
spoilers from the other batticships
to give them experience In fire con-
irol. The fleet Will then go TO an
anchorage five milcs out from Cape
Henry and then the ships will fire
a, moving targets. one division each
day cnxaSing In III. practice begin.
ming with the Utah. Michigan and
lOhiu. tis +.
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SAID SHE. 1Et.
.ea WOULD FAINT
Ms. Della lsai iuaabIe to Asad
es Her Feet Mere Than afsw
Minutes .at, a.1lne.

penderErass, Ga.-Ars. Della Long.
Of this place, In recent letter. says:
"For Sivo or sir years, suffered aSon.
les with womanly troubles.
Often. I couldn't sit up more than .
few minutes At time. and II I stood
on my feet long. I would faint.
took Cardui, and It helped me I'm.
mediately. Now. I can do my work all
the time, and don't nuffcr like did"
Take Cardui when you feel Ill In any
way-wesk, tired, miserable. or under
the weather. Cardui is . stressth.
building tonic medicine Tor women.
1t,has been found to relieve pain and
distress caused by wonan1y troubles,
aadiis an excsllsnt1msdfeins to have on
hand at all times. '~
s.Cardui acts on the womanly eonsti.
tuition, building up womanly atrensth;
.aenipG up the nerves., and regulating
the 'vomAnly, orS1ns.
iis half century Of sueccss Is due 10
merit. II has dona Gocd 10 thousands.
-4Wfli you try IL? itmay b. tl5t what
YOU need. Ask your druggist about
Shsdut. he will recommend 1t.
MD.--Nr.s tsf lsllss' Alvtssry Dsss.. Ehssa;
opsN MAGaas Co.. ChattAnanea. Eepn.fes 63teial
lni1ruetionA anl s4.pass eeok. "HeAs Ttsaanaaa
y Wsnea," Sent u Ssais v1a1s0, - ssesesa.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
WILSON CONTERS WITH THE
CHINESE GOVT ON LOhH

Washington. March la.-lt n.
become known That fuOn Shi k.
provisional! president OF China, lH
been in communication with rIrH.
dent Wilson regarding the prDVu..I
Chinese loan. Ai least two conc.
cnc.S have been held by PTcgiden
Wilson. Secretary Bryan and Cua.
Yong Tang, the Chinese minister af
which recognition nf the RcpuD..
and the big loan were discussed
The American bankers who W..
10 have participated in the S3aH
100000 loan Were i. l.. Morgan UUH
Company. kurn, Loeb md Comm pong
and the First National Bank and lu,
National city Bank OF New York
\ statement issued by them Sop
,cmbcr ~. irl2. declared the To-.
had bcnc made impossible by China
refusal to guarautcc certain SAT,
guards. The bankers were not wi
ing. the statement said. TO undo.
take loan which would largely iu.
Crcasc ChinH's tcbt without insi
ins upon the inauguration OF
forms which would enable China I
sustain 1t.
Twenty thousand men are cmplu.
ed at Baldwin's locomotive WORK
Philadelphia.
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$3.50 Recipe Free
For Weak Men.
Send Name and Address Today,
You Can Have it Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous.

havo n my possession n prescription To-,
neISSus debility, lack of v!gor, wralsr.H
ushhoou, railing memory and limo baHr.
.Mohsn, on by cscrsScs, unnatural drains nH
.hc ioiiits OF youth, thst has cured 40 utarT
Sorn and nervous mon right in their urn
nohles--wthout any addition!,i hcip or mruI-
S,neTthat think every man who w,siic IH
rcsa'n ms manly power and yiriiitv puit L|r
Hnn quietly, should havo y couy. So I nos"
HHe,cfmined TO aend n copy OF tho prcscr,pt on
mSe OF .hargc, IN plain, ordinary sealed enc
'crSPs This 70 any man who will write me for It.
tnis prescription comes from q phystc.pr
VINO mas made special study of men and
am convinced II ts the surest-ariing comb
MARION ior the cure of deficient manbood 40
tu azure ever put together.
Inlhk owe IL to my fellow man TO send
snsm cory In confidence 80 thai .uy pnu
nnsWnctc who In weak And tiisruurupnd y IN
.epssteb fhilures may atop tIrugriur him Mn
WIN harmful patent medicines Erci,tc What
nen".e 70 tho Tu,rl.ats s-iiuu ,,4,o,ai,-.
9,thu,lJ'or. efo1-,nttCuING tumsdy r-,'
".Iih.y, snu 80 cure hnns.lI ri home uui,u
;no quickly. iunt Jrry .,,a 4 lin. IT. n.
~, =, RctnBop, 5si2 Luct pnildirF
h'ich,. and VII, seud you . cop ~
,.ni ,n,n ep,ondih recipe 'u n plain ordiuery en-
..iupn lito OF uhatgr. great nnpy doctor
. would charge $500 10 $500 for merely writiug
entirely fres. - Wv : 'o"'
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. March l:-iiuyins OF
wheat today by large local Interests
sent the market up. The advance
Wa, aided by reports OF severe wind
and dust storms In Kansas which fn-
tcrfcrcd with fam work and train
service. Opening prices were a six
tccuth lower TO cent up. May
opened a shade lower at SS1 and
quickly advanced TO So. Opening
prices were sixteenth lower TO &c
up.
Tho close was strong with May 2
n sc higher at S?a.
At the start May corn was un-
changed to II shade higher. at 52.ci
, and advanced TO 52,.
The close was firm with May nj
j2a u net gain of as.
May oats advanced to 33c after
"ncning unchanged to .c higher at
32a*..
CLOSE: Wheat. May S?a: July
Sss: September Ss,.
Corn. May 5s.; July 81: Scptcm-
Der 80.
Oats. May as.as; July 3a.ag:
September 3d.,
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. March l?.-l.owcr hog
prices weakened provisions. The
opening varied from I. cents to -
cents advance with May prices for
pork 20.G5, lard 1870 and ribs
l0.Ts.
CLOSE: Pork. May 20.50 a j25:
July 20.lO:- September NX.
rard. May 1857 ass: July
i0.55: September l0.52a a 90,
Ribs May 1919: July 1860; Sep
tcmbcr 1881.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. March is.-Reprcsen-
,ative stocks fluctuatcd irrcIuinrly
In the early hours today. but ultin-
ptcly grew stronger when the op-
prcssivc effect OF liquidation Of GER
tain speciaitIes, and at noon the mar.
kct showed Il good sprinkling Of
gains.
Union Pacific after selling at ltJ,
on u parity with yesterdays low fig
ures. pulled up to ii7i. Reading
rallied In n similar extent.
Reports that the government
would bring suit under the Shcrma n
law against American Smelling re-
suited In selling of the Guggenheim
stocks. Smelling lost - and Ma
tionn lead und Guggcnhcim Explor-
alton two.
Bonds were easy.
Calling OF loans In the afternoon.
when moucy rates went to , per
cent, increased pcssimisin in finan-
cial circles. and prices OF stock
went lower. Union Pacific fell to
1853, "a new low point. and losses OF
1 10 lj were registered for import
ant issues. \ reported denial by the
Attorney General that proceedings
were about to be taken against
Smelling caused that stock 10 rally
three points. The whole market
then developed u better tone. Union
Pacific recovering to Yesterdays
closing
Completion of the buying which
amounted to 10000 shrncs. deprived
the market of sustaining source
and 1t gave way when another wide
break occurred in the specialt!es.
Copper stocks were liauidated hcay-
lily and there WIS pressure against
other industrinls on rumors OF re-
duccd dividends. Sears Rocbuck lost
CT. Underwood ). Westinghouse ~
and Smelling 3s.
The market closed firm.
Shorts covered heavily during the
latter part OF the session when some
OF the alarmist reports were denied.
Rallies followed OF l to 3 points In
the standard stocks and liquidation
in the spccialties was checked. 'n-
ion Pacific sold n point above yes.
terday's final figures aud Reading,
Steel and Southern Pacific frac-
ton.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. March l9.--HOGs: Ke-
ceipts "S.VO0 head. Market slow. oc
lower. Bulk of salcs $50 a 2.OJ:
light $50 $50: mixed SIS a
s.12a: heavy S.5O0 9.o1!: rough
S.10M sos: pigs 1na.O5.
CATTLE: Receipts 5000 head
Market steady to shade lower.
Bccvcs 1.e@@ ".lo: Texas steers G.op
a 1.65: western G.S5m SIS; cows
and hcifers $50 u $40: stockcrs and
feeders G.iOm S.2U: calves "a so.
SHEEP: Receipts $4,000 head.
Market generally strong. Native
J.l5*': western G.i0M1; S.arlings
T..oM SO: lambs. native, 1850
$50: western I.So a $50.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo-. March 10
Cattle receipts 1000 head. including
900 southcrns. Market steady.
Native steers 1909; southern
steers G.I5 a $50 southern cows and
hcifcrs i.25 a 80: native COWS and
he!fcrs les q $50; stockcrs and
feeders Geo ms.35; bulls Ga 80:
calves 7.50M 1850; western steers
I.2' q S,"j; western cows i.e64 q
7.25.
HOGS: Receipts 10000. Market
low. Bulk of sales S.S0s-S.90: heavy
SO 6DS.9O: packers and butchers
S.S5M3; light S.9OM9: pigs 7.5OM
s.
SHEEP: Receipts 10000 head
Market weak AIuttons .5Oop7.
Colorado lambs SmSG. rnuEc
wcthers and yearIiugs G2,Gr 7.75.
range ewes 5U G.G0.
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corroLElE DoU6HNurS

and hclicrS .n J.Sa; s,ockcrs and
feeders 80. 80: calves $50 u 1850.
HOGS: Receipts 500. Market low
or. Top $50: bulk OF sales S.S5 q
$50.
SHEEP: Receipts 500. Market
steady. Ycariings G..J "a -
wcthcrs ..1J G.25. lambs 7.15u
SIS. ewes ..5V+G.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Prime mercantile paper = pcE ccut.
Commercial bills 1891.
bar silver iSs.
Mexican dollars tS..
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds weak.
Money on call 31aI. per cent.
Time loans steady: ca days >. per
cent: no days >: per cent. six
months ., IG per cent
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
THE COTTON MARKET

New York. March l?.--Cotton spot
closed quiet.
Middiing up!ands l..oG.
Middling Gulf lc.s5.
Sales none.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
KANSAS CITY GRAIN AND HAY

Kansas city. Mo. March 10
CLOSE: Whcn'. May S3fmz; July
S3s.
Corn. May .li; July J23.
Onts, NAV ~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

steady Territory and wcste'n mobi
ums q a. zoe; fine mediums lh"."U
Fine l5ft l1c.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Amalgnmatcd 6SA; sugar 1ll1.
.Atchlson 191: Reading 1853: South
cru Pacific 99a: Union Pacific l47a.
Steel 53k: Steel preferred 1913.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
Denver Livestock,

Denver. Colo. March 19.-Cattle
receipts GOO. Market 10c to 15c
lower, Beef steers G@s"5: cows
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
THE METAL MARKET

st. Louis, Mo. March l9.--Lead
firm. i.22i.
Spcltcr lower. clio.
New York March lo.--Coppcr
quiet, Spot and March la li.7,.
Tin quiet. Spot ic.cnM 1917;
March As. 9Om 50 10
Lead steady. j.S0@ 40,
Speltrr weak. 6.35 q G.S5s
Iron steady and unchanged.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
SICK HEADACHE

Tuis is usually caused py u dis
order Of thes etomach. Take good
dose Of Chamberlain Tablets and to-
morrow you will feel all right. For
sale by all dealers.
-
Ch,nuin1o Nour. sO, . o,oo,k
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
THE MONEY MARKET

New YORK, March 1s:-cLosE;
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Chrouicle-Ncxs suc a month.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
staOt unO GOnntb.

- Sc bat iid, mad elmer 9riinolihen
Priifun9 Der Bhher berausseitsllt. oaB
Der psrl6wuuoene 3aiiirer Der Scrau.
ton Railmup @ompanie. Sames Wfc.
9ean. @elo uuteridla9eu bat. ieood uer'
mei9ern bic Beamten Der @ompauie.
ben Bstrag an,u9eben. aber feline Sir9'
idait pon $1,000 loll eeniiseuo iein,
nm ben 6eblbetrag 1u oeden.
Director Der 0ffsntli9en Slider
belt S'Dtalleg ernannte am Donuers'
taa Iieben neue Boli,iiteu, uemlih Yin.
esln Manno. William Sones. anthouD
Jiilsp. gBilliam Sames, Daniel @onl
wup, Sobn Is. TdurOs unO Sohu 81
bss. 3n Nnbetradt Der 3butiafe, oaf
o. DfollsD am 1. Sauunr aus feiuem
lint ifsiOeu wirb, srreste ieiue Slno'
lung etmas Sommentar.
- Die BoIilsi bat cine 3ruIaoe 9e'
gen oas @isurettsurauhen leiteus 9na
ben nnter Dem seiesli1 uOrssldriebener
Utter erOffnet unb IN ben lesten Eager
Iino uerlhieoene uebertreter perhafte
uno beltrait morben. OGs ueue @eiet
lit Iebr ltren9. oenn es uerbietet uih
allein ben 8erfuuf uon @isaretteu, ion
bern beitruft aud Die Rauter, iopi
SoIHe. melfe on otsie bic @isaretlsI
us9idsnfen.
Wtit bsute uufan9eno uno bi
SBeihnahten anbuuernb, neroen ot
RanHsute ibrs @eihdftspldse uu 8 lib
Dtorssns er6ffusn uuO bis 9 ubr 9laht
often bolten. Das tiir3lit bsitatt9t
@eles in bstref Der Grbeitsltunosn 90
wabllhsn Gu9sitelltsn bat oisis MEMBER
una nOthie semaht, oa iolhe ntHt iibs
,ehn Stunoen arbeiten ohrfsn, wenu
slei4 wdpreuo Der 5tisrtass 5wst Stuu
Den mebr srlaubt wsrosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
Ncmrt) SOrn's
Neif0mrNnt.
2t3 Bean glbe., Seranton Ea.

au6n ben bs1n @ttrGufsu uns Sisarrtn
nuesu aud bic In sinu pcrjlslthtu esntlhen
aHbt ,ubtrritttsn Sptilsu ouf Vulans'n lsT
SRI une lpar ,u itbT mdBaeu prtiisn.
aaufmanns WiitassluuG i6Ilib 20 eents
Seesu Samhlg Nbtup mariner FUND Sbpft
IuSte, Beef Ia WOps 5aisnpftitsr etc.. mi
GautriTaut ceu slTtcftliaiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
MbeumatisntiIs

Gin pAar fraftiss @iureibunsen nit
Or. Ri6tsr's
Pain - B<pener
psrosn aGle S4msren uuo Steifbeit
Der @lieber benebmen. 4eioet niht un
nDtbia. Csc un6 SOC In Gpotbetsn nnO
bon
F. AID. RICHTER q CO.,
(aus RuOolftuOt. Ebartnssn,l
A-SO Washington Str, New York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
Ntrnut

No. t9. = al isnt espiHt Got ben eaHbs
asIsatn tn btr fiinftsn Warb btr Stabt Carbon
Ddls, 9addwanna County une Staat ptunIyI-
pauia. unb frpniirtnb an zine 80 6uB Strabs
mel6e parallel lauft nit ben bslaoeneu Stleiien
Der 0sIowars & puoIou GOmpauis uno If
(bsrtiibnna auf htE 1. Ssiit.)
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Sch riffs -0rrkOuf
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Sreitas, 16. Sannar 1914.

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bisra 1aeias, etpar 5aeas une 8snbiiioni 9r
pcuas, ausasltsli bon BEN Common olsas @t
ritt ron 9adapanna COUNTY. an MID srtbtst
psrps id ausitBtn ,um Sffsntitsu Vniaut
purh Bnifsignuua Oh Ausrut an etn bobli
cpsr mei(i Biuenpsn, fit Sdar. BEN ST.
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