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The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-03
POLITICAL ACTIVITY IS ALREADY VISIBLE CANDIDATES COMING OUT L. s. DUNAWAY OF CONWAY IS MENTIONED FOR SECRE-
 TARY OF STATE.

Little Rock, June 3.-Political lines for the primaries which will be held next March are being formed and the list of candidates will no doubt be large one. It is reported that J. C. Clary, now commissiioner of labor statistics, will be an opponent to Earle W. Hodges, secretary of state, who is expected to make the race for third term. L. s. Dunaway of Conway is expected also to enter this race. J. c. Clary made close race for this office o. c. Ludwig several years ago.
 Now that the salary of the state land commissioner has been raised by adding to that department the state highway commission, this office be- comes tempting political plum. Reu- ben G. Dye, who has served two terms as state land commissioner, is certain to ask for reelection He was twice elected without an opponent, but will have one at least in the next race. A. V. Smith, member of the legisla- ture from Bradley county now acting as private secretary to Gov. J. M. Flu trell, and who was elected secretary of the state highway commission but declined to serve, will probably be a candidate for the position. MT. Smith was the author of the bill creating the state highway commission and the proper enforcement of this law is the one hobby of his life. He will make the race in the interest of the legis- lative act which he created. Mr. Smith has made a study of roads in practically every country of the world, he having visited all except those of South America. He was at one time government attorney in the Philip pines.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-03
Their Choice, Not His.

A metropolitan matron once ven- tured to interrogate James Lane AL len as to the reason for his state of celibacy. Are you a bachelor from choice?" she queried. Yes" came the answer with disconcerting prompt ness from the famous author. But isn't that-er-rather ungracious and ungallant?" protested the fair inquis- itor. The novelist smiled. You must ask the ladies'" he suggested gently; it was their choice, not mine"
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-03
NOTICE TO MASONS.

Green Grove Lodge No. 107, F. & A. M., is called to meet in the lodge hall at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow, from which place the members will go to, attenud the funeral of our late broth CT and treasurer, John s. Jones.
 J. R. DoNNELL, w. M.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-03
MRS. SEVER REELECTED.

Mrs. Beulah Sevier has been re-. elected matron of the State School for the Blind. Mrs. Sevier formerly re- sided in Conway and has held this position for several years.
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
A Careful Perusal Will Prove Its Value To Every Newport
 Reader.

Joseph F. Brown, farmer, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 61 A, Newport, Ark, says, q suffered off and on, for several years from kid ney complaint. The kidney se- cretions passed irregularly, the flow usually being too frequent and obliging me to get up at night. Dull, heavy pains seated themselves in the small of my back and when l stopped, sharp, twinges darted through me. went from bad to worse until got Doan's Kidney Pills at Dut- tons Drug Store (now Walk CTS Pharmacy.) A few boxes cured me-"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's and take no other. (adv.)
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
Value Of Good Roads.

Discussing good roads and their benefits, the current issue of the Manufacturers Record says:
 "The man who does the most to bring about the building of good, substantial, well-kept roads -goodin winter as in summer will do the most for the ad- vancement of the educational, religious and material interests of this country. Of what avails it to build country school houses and churches if they can only be reached over the bottomless mud roads with which during the winter seasons a very large pro- portion of our entire country has been cursed? It is useless to talk about stopping the move ment of people from the country to the city so long as the city has good streets and the coun- try has muddy roads. Road building is of more than local importance.
 "The city is just as much in- terested in the building of good roads, not only within it's own territory, but over an entire state, as are the country people themselves. The tremendous growth of the cities at the ex- pense of the country is due to a
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
Checking Rebate Claims.

Special to Independent.
 1 Little Rock, Sept. 24.-Judge
 J. G. Wallace, special master ap-
 pointed by Judge Jacob Trieber
 to audit and present the rebate
 freight and passenger claims
 against the various railroads of
 the state, is busily engaged with a force of four assistants in re- ceiving, auditing, checking, and filing such calims. All of them must be filed with the Special Master by Nov. 1.
 After they are audited. the larger claims being audited by the claimants themselves. they are sent to the railroad head quarters where they are re- checked and returned for correc- tions, if errors are found. At first some of the roads declined to receive the claims, indicating that they would resist payment, i but now all of them receive the | work of the Special Master. Judge Wallace will make his re- port to Judge Trieber soon after he converting of court, and | fudge Trieber will then make he requisite orders. I
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
Contract Awarded for a Gymna-
 Sium,

Searcy, Sept. 23.-The board of trustees of Galloway College Monday awarded the contract for the construction of a gymna- sium building which will be con- structed at a cost of $6,685 and to be completed by Dec. l.
 s. M. Apple and E. w. Jenkins of Little Rock were the success full bidders, and a carload of ma terial for the new building has al- ready been received.
 The new gymnasium building will occupy a position between the present power plant and the main building, while the power plant will be moved near the front gate of the campus. Speci- fications call for a structure of brick veneer with gravel roof, one and one-half stories high. The board will spare no expense in furnishing the new building with all necessary equipment that will make the physical eXer- cises at the college popular.
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
Candidates For Aldermen. Special to Independent.

ooAtuAuNCNo OA Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Sept. 24.-There are prospects of an early prima- ry for Little Rock offices this fall Aldermen Clio Harper, c. Leis- CT, c. E. Smith, John H. Hollis, E. l.. Younger, c. E. Cunning ham and w. T. Black will be candidates for reelection, and up to the present time there have been no announcements a. gainst them. George w. Par. dee, one of the leading Odd Eel. lows of the state, now serving his second term as alderman from the Eighth Ward, will not be a candidate for reelection Henry c. Hale, the city attorney will not run again, and Repre-. sentative Robert Martin anc James w. Mehay have already announced for the place.
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
Heinemann's Dry Goods str''
 
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A telephone message from Jonesboro to MT. Frank Wednes- day, states that Mrs. Gus Neu- stadter died this morning at the hospital in Paragould and her mother-in-law is not expected to recover from the injuries re- 'ceived in the automobile accident between Jonesboro and Para gould Monday.
 Cotton sold in the street We'd nesday for 13 IA to 1S 3-8 cents and receipts are becoming heav- fer.
 Grand Warden A. c. Veach and Past Grand Master J. w. Og- glesby, both of Gravette and prominent Odd Fellows of this state, were here Wednesday as guests of Mayor Paul.
 Drayage of all kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. - Chester Robinson. 1Sdtf.
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
Did You Ever Wash Clothes

Did You Ever Wash Clothes in the old fashioned way with wooden washtubs?
 Perhaps that is still your method and you look forward to each wash day with delight. Well, hardly!
 A set of Standard" laundry trays would mean an orderly laun- dry, one of more inviting appear ance and easier laundering and your satisfaction would not be lessened by the high class workmanship which characterizes the work we do. ". R. Whiff0n McLain Bldg. Phone 15l E@ll ---===== --=== I.I1
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Daily-Singls copy, : cents; per hosk 10 cents; per month, 70 cents; Der year, $4.50 in advance, by carrier - city, by mail in country.
 Wsekly-$1.00 per year, payable h advance.
 Entered at the postefaSs, Newport Arkansas, as aecond-class mail mat oo9.
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24

number of economic factors. The city secured the benefit of good streets and paved side walks and community life far in advance of the country, and these things have been powerful factors, working like magnets, drawing population away from the mud-cursed roads of the country. The city also secured the benefit in advance of the country of power machinery.
 "The almost boundless influ- ence of power machinery in con- trast with muscle power in the development of wealth and the betterment of conditions under which people can live has been another magnet of almost limit less strength in drawing popula- tion to the cities.
 "The gasoline engine is mak- ing possible revolution in farm conditions. In tens of thous- ands of farms and in hundreds ot ways it is bringing the farmer the benefit of power machinery in contrast with the drudgery ot muscle power. The farmer IS at last beginning to get the bene- fits, which for half a century or more have been confined almost exclusively to the towns and cit ies, of power machinery. He may not fully realize what this revolution means in doubling and quadrupling the effective ness of his work and in lessenlng the burdens and the drudgery of himself and his family. We are only at the beginning of this age of power machinery on the farm. The field for expansion is limit less. With this increase of ef- ficiency on the farm and the les sening of the drudgery of farm life for men, women and child ren it only needs the building of good roads everywhere to com- pletely change the whole atmos- phere of farming life to the bet terment of everybody.
 we have only entered the threshold of the era of the use of the automobile, as a business vehicle as well as for pleasure Passing through one county in Georgia some time ago, coun- ty in which there are no large cities, but in which there is great agricultural prosperity the writer was told by responsi- ble people that more than one half of the farm owners in the county owned automobiles In that county the farmers use the automobile to haul veget- ables, chickens and eggs and other things to market, be- cause this can be done over good roads. The very swiftness of the movement of an automobile stimulates thought and activity and stirs the farmers to quick CT realization of the possibili- ties of development of diversi- fled agriculture and other inn ! Y,rovop,optc
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
For Treasurer.

The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of John H. Camp for the office of Treasurer of Jackson County, subject to the acton of the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24

The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of Jesse w: Shuford for the office of Treasurer ot Jackson County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Judge.

The Independent is authorized to announce the candidacy of w. D. Me- Lain for the office of county and pro- bate judge of Jackson County, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
Scr Serr r9irsfter1.

gnoIit1 battle ii9 elm Mieter gefuns
osn, ser bic felt Wlondten leerit.ben'
De erIie @tase in Der 5run3itruBe Nr.
8 be5og. = Wer uno ipas Der neus
Mieter eisentIidb mar, fpnnten Ole
iibrigen Sausbeippbner gu ibrem
srObten Beoauern 5ur 3eit bes @ins
Suges ni9t feititelIen.
\ 9tm nG6itsn Sage lam Der tIeine
5rib aus Der speiten @taee freuoes
itrablenb su feiner Mutter gelous
fen. = vOu. Mutter, ih peeb, per
in Der erfdten Gtage orinne
fpobnt." rSo2" eripiberte neueiss
rig 6is Tlutter. : rSu. bOrbin hot
o'r Serr pOirefter" d Sdilo On be
Dono genueelt." = rWos. Sirettor
is Der Mann9" = rSu, Mutter, IN
bseben tut'r = Smport."
2ns ii9 Die Wlutter benn einigs
Stunben ipdter Ole 8eitdtigung oes
GeIogten boIsn ipoIlte, bdtte Ser neue
Suusgenufe bereits Elm SiirfdiIb ans
gebra9t:
Seinri9 &leemeier, 3isurren en- sros.
Darunter ober pranste bas S9:!o:
9irefter Smport. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

meine SeeIe, nein, Sic asrpieten bic
GeeIe meiner sonaen GomiIie, Der
eansen Hation, Der MenI9beit! Pros
poeonbomarten perben bod ipifIens
f6dftli6 georonet nn1 geiperbli6en
uno bonbelspolitiI9en 9eii6tspunts
ten. Sine tisfe Renntnis bes nett
i9idtigen, engmaIdbiaN 9epebes
Der mpberneu &uItur gebDrt boou.
llnb GnttpidlunsseeI9i6te. bal Dir
iammeln am faufenben Webitubl Der
3eitl"
pSammslt ben Sbr Tiihfter aud
nod"
,@manuel9 gai6t 70 maiienbaft
ipie bic anbern. 9lber fein 3eues
ma6t 10 piel gtrbeit pie bas Der
onberen auIammen. Do finb bic @i=
PATHFINDER aus Der 3eit bonn gllten
Sriben. Ssbes ftedt in einem 3us
bert nit 9tufI9rift. 9a 1T elm Bud
boil 3isnrrenleibbinben; bpn Oem
mill i9 ni9t reben. 9lber bic Sri.
itolIe! @eriteben Sic mas bon 8ri>
itoIloeropbis, 9onipm.ter, alter
5reunb2 Spettrometer, poloriidtoren
fir poroll.le unb fonperssnte Strdbs
len9 Sci - sic baten Iol9e Sing.r
nod ME sef:ben, obsr arbeittn Sic
srf nal bamit. limb bann bic &at.
teen. @r bat iiber 5peibunoert, oll.
berffiebeu. Wleine f1mtlidleu eSin;
ger finb i4On 5erpistt bon Der llms
Isbersi."
sd bobe mai bon einem Rotb,
f9ilb eebprt, Der fomm.lt JlDbe."
Wlein alter Sreunb inb mid taft
entgtiitert on unb betpeete trompfs
boft bic 2ippen pte elmer, Der nit
iid felbit fpri9t. Damn entrgle ii9
folsenber StoBieufaer bem @ebeee
ieiner suTammenseprebten 3dbne:
y6I0be9 NGdftens tyiese id 2osiers
beIu9 BON benz Sobn eines Sreun>
bes in Qlmerifo. Der itubiert bier
elm Sabr Gntomploeie dls IustauI1-
Stubent. @isllsidt iommeIt ber
Wansen = babababubo6i"
@r lo6te srouIenerregeno, mi. elm
S9auipieIsr, Der sinen @abnIinnis
gen mint. Damn iob er nod Der
llbr unb tpurbe bleid, iblug nit Der
Sauit auf ben Slid anb briilIte mid
on: r9rei bierttl Stunben boben Sic
mid aufsebalten. Menid! Sect foms
men sic CUR Strafe' nit unb beifen
bic tIettriI9sn Serien ins Rstlomes
bud tIeben, ionft mub i9 Sbretipes
gen ueberTtunben MAIDEN"
Sd tonnte ibm bas nidt dbf6las
gen. 8is neun ll6r obenos babe ih
bel ibm setlebt = i9, Der ih ME elm
8leber mar. SebS i9reibe i9 bi,Ien
8eri9t fir feline Sammlung = er
felbit iammeIt ndmlib 9eri9te ii6er
Sammelfpprt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
8inte fiir araufenpilsser

Die naditebeuben 20 Rss,In lsst
.iue erfabrene &rantenpflegerin ibren
aolleginnen CUR 8ebersigune Oor:
1. SeeIide gtnbrung muB Dem
arantsn m0sli6It oppstitlidb bers
eeri6tet gersi1t iperosn.
2. llebersegoiener See, &affee p6er
bersl. auf Der llntertaKe iinb ~
permeiben.
8. SluFisteitsn folten iib.rbaupt
nur oreibiertel pon eesoien iperz
ben. felbit in Der S9nub.ItaFe.
4. 8sfledte Wiunotii9er oo.r See
brettbedden biirfen ni9t no6=
mails berpen6et per6sn.
5. Refe Der MablSeit fopi. 8rpi
unb Semm,l peripabre man ME.
mails i'm &rantensimmer.
6. 9tbeeseiienes @efdirr lit fofort
aus Dem 3immer gu .ntfers
men.
7. GKensgerud 1T bur9 trGftises
2iiften, unter ben n0tigen
S6uBmabregeln fir Den pa
tienten, au pertreiben.
8. 2luffo9en bon aromatiI9en. gfs
ienSen i'm &rdnten3immer lit
elm bel manden 9ntientsn beliebs
tes, erfrif9enbes HGu9ermittel.
8. &narretloe S9ube uno tniiterns
De Gleiber miifien bic pfleaenz
ben mtiben.
10. Ollie Suntierung muB m0gli9t
rubis uno DOllig geraui9lps se>
fhebsn.
IL. puntIidteit in gsfolsung drsts
li9er anpronungen, Rei9en BON
Wleoi5in ufp. 1T bon srDBsr
@i9tigteit.
IL. Gbenfo 1T srDbte @orii9t eebos
ten, Inn ni6t bic Msbiain=Slaz
f9en gu peripe9fefn.
13. peinli4e Sauberteit muB um
ben patisnt.n berffden.
IA. Sreunolidfett uno frObe 3uber=
f9t muB ole pflegerin aur
S9au trusen, feIbit penn iie
feline SOffnuns uui CUTE @ens
bung gu begen bermag.
Is. Seppihe Iinb aus Dem &runten'
aimmer gu entferren, bu iie
@tau6= uno 8asilsnfGnger finb.
16. Geins 8sttipdIdbe mub por benz
N.dleln ouf S0rpertemperatur
erpdrmt fperoen.
II. Sebes beimli9e 5IiiItern tit gu
perm.ibsn, es itrengt ben ardns
Ten an, borouf au lauIden, uno
Gnsitist i'm.
18. Wlub On taIten Sagen Stuer i'm
Sfen gsma9t tperoen, 70 lit ses
rduI9rplfes Sdntisren nit
!. S1dufel unb berel. gu perrnsis
ben. man Iege bic 8obIen nit
Der i'm alien 9anoT9ub gei8iiss
ten Sanb in ben Ofen.
10. &iinfli6es 2i9t mub 70 obs
g,blenbet freroen, bab Der aBd<
: tient ni9t in Die Glamme iiebt.
20. 2(ufbsiternos. ober ni9t oufres
genbe llnterbaltune barf eefiibrt
perben. ipenn es Der 3rante
liebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
SdnslidJs Spsieae.

Was niiben 6ie auf 6as 3ipedmds
sisite ber9eitellten S6ul6Gnte, ipsnn
ocs ainb BEL fsinsn bGusli9en gufs
acbsn auf einem @tubl iibt. Der fir
feline @rORe ni9t pobt, mas hilft Die
cute 8eleuhtung ser Sdule, tpenn
s3 gu Saufe Bis tief in 0ie DGmme-
runs binsin feline 9lusen onItrengt
ober fern bon Der 2amps ieinen YIaB
nE 5umilientiI6 fat, mo es feline
S9uloufsoben maht; tur5, bas sans
sc nod 9bsienifhsn @runOfdBen err
bcute unb eingeri6tets S6ulbdus
tunn oas &ino ni6t ssiunb erbdIs
ten, ipenn Ole 6Gusli9t @rsiebung
nidt bilft, bic suten 9tbiihten Der
G9ule su unterftiiben. Sier IT in
eritsr 2iuie bi. 5rau Die Siiterin
Der Spsiene. sic bat Elm ipeites
SeIb, oas .inen fldren @srftano uno
e!n nidt serinses Mab BON 8ennts
niFen bpn ibr OerIonst. Die Sora
&c I'm bos @obl ibrsr Samilie ums
fcBt Die Wobnuns, bic aI.ibuns,
sic Nabruns. bie &Drperpfteg. ibrer
augeborisen. Die @obnung tonn
lid, midi Seoer nod ben Rege!n Der
Spsiene ausIu9en. Sar man6e pis
brise 3ugabe mub ba nit in Den
Sauf eenpmmen tperb:n.
Die Nabrung, ote Gorge fir Spets
Ie un0 Grdnt, 1T Der f6pierigIte
Ssil be. bDsieniiden 9lufsabe Der
Srau. bsnn Die 5umilie beitebt ous
ionititutionell perIdisoen beronlnofen
DcrIonen, oertn gisentiimIi6teitsn
idmtli6 beriidtii9tist iperben miii1en.
Cine berfdnbise 4bipedsluug bon
1IeiI9 uub 8cgttabiIi.n BEL Grtpo9s
Ientn, bon Weilh uno @ierfpeiIen ios
rie SbIt BEL ainoern piro bic
Souptforac Der frau Ieiu. 0c9 1T
0i: 3uIammsnitellung Der Speiten
no9 ibrsm RGbripert nidt ele:deiile
tie Die Sausfrdu muB Elm Stiid
Giidentemie bebtrrfden, ipenn iis
thr Gelunbbeit unb Saus6aIttafe
purt.ilbo1l pirtfdoftsn mill. Sic
inub riHen, bob bdufiee iippigt
Iabl3siisn bon nebeI iinS. un6 bdb
siniads, trGftise RoIt allen Dslitds
t.Ten por5uSi.b.n 1T. Die aIIgemeine
&0rperpIitae, .uel6e ipe5ielf bic
0outs, Sobn= unb SaarpfIese ums
fabt. biIh,t Den @sesnitanb ibrsr bers
pcrraseuoiten 9tufsab,n. uno fie miro
ibr nur Damn gere6t ptroen .6nnen,
iuenn Il. iid griinblih nit benz Stus
Rum oerTelben befabt. Sc 1T Elm
pebsutfanss 3eiben Der 3eit, bob
ois Gusoiloung in Der proftiifen
9trbeit isht stbieterii1 bon Der ae6iIs
htten 5rou perfdngt fpiro. unb es
miro Dies ertldrIid. tpehn man be,
osntt. bd6 oie fpirtIdaftIide Sdtig>
fcit Die atb;Ibete Srdu erTt fdbig
m1at, ibren eiaenen Sausbolt eliids
Frinssno gu fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
Die sSablabs.

@ine MODERN. pornbeG nennt bic
@erfaHerin ibre S6iIberuns Der
no9itebenbsn broGlissn GpiIobe:
n2ab bod~ ioste i'd gu meiner
Srau. Wir paren ouf Der So6s
5eitsr.iie, baber fpro9 i9 fanft
iiberSeusenb. Sic dber serrte fpeis
ter an Der bsrquolIsnen S6ubIobe
bsrum. r2aB So9!" fpieberbolt. icb
nod einmoI. o9u boft ia ole Sas
den f6pn in ben anbersn &Giten
untersebradt!" sd min aber fes
ben, o6 ba mos brin iIt", ioete iie
bartnGdig unb orbsitete ipeiter an
Der Sdublobe bsrum. Shlieblich
Iab fie bos @erseblide ibrsr Be-
miihunesn elm unb mari ipottifh
bin; oSiir folbe Sa9en babe idb
mir eisentlid meinen Mann mitses
npmmenl"
Sd mar bin5usetreten. Hun ia,
bns Ding muBte natiirlid beraus=
3usiebsn etb.nl Wenn mons ber=
niinftig anfins unb bonn nod bic
n0tistn 8rdfte beioB. 70. mar bies
gar feline Grasel Sd fling olfo nit
Rube on. ipurbe erregt uno brauhte
suIsbt rpbe @eipaIt. .2ab bp9!"
faste msine 5rau bsIGnftisenb; nber
nm teinen Preis bate ib isbt mtine
gemiibunsen oufseseben. ~2aB
bp9!" piebsrbOIte fis. mir braue
den bic Shublobe ia gar nibt." go
elm llniinn. Darnuf fam es mir
bod gar ni6t mebr an fonbern id
mubte bns Ding aufbaben!
S9li,BIih padte mein. Srau an
elmer Seite an unb id on Der ans
bersn = ba fprnng bic Sdublobe
trodenb auf. @er6uBt sudt.n mir
uns on; es ipor nidts brin, nidts,
ni1t .inmoI elm -Stiid Popierl Gin.
leere, bOIserne SdubIabe uie isbs
nnbere.
Seit bomols 1T es nod mands
nal porsetommsn, boB mir uns nm
cine Nidtieteit gu erreeen uno 5u
ouGl.n onfineen. @6er nur .an-
finsen". Denn ;iuer bon uns beis
ben tom imm:r raid auf ben @es
honfen. bem onbern .S9ubIabe"
Su5urufen = bos seniiste!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
@er6d6tiae Ynf6rift.

@erbd9tige Snf9rift.l
Dem 9a9nd5I mar iein dltss tIeines
s6Gus9en dbgebrannt uno er ba4te
IN feintr- Sttis rim neuesj f90nsftSs
uno sr0Beres binsebaut. Bur bauerns
ben @rinneruns an oiefe 2eiffung
bdtts er am 6auIe iiber Der Siire
folsenbe 5nf9rift onbrinsen laiTsn:
r0ieIes 9aus 1T i'm Sabre 1918
niebergebrannt uno tpieoer aufaebaut
iporoen BON Senab &olterer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

= @erbobt. 8raut: n@ie
pGre es oenn, nenn mir unIere
SodaeitsreiIe mad @rie9enlano mas
den tpiirben9!"
grGutisam: .9td, oieiss 2ano lit
mir gu berbdbt i9 bin ipesen
@rie6ifb um 9Dmnaiium einmdl
burd9efall.n."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

= Die Sauptfads. Sic:
Mein Batter srtparb Iein @erm0gsn.
uls er nod Elm iunser Uiann mar
Wlodten Sic nidt piFen, tpis sr bds
unsefansen bat24
Suuses Munn (Idii9tsrn: Dus
iusniser, aber i'd mOdts piFen. OBJ
sr ss nod bsiibt.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

@snant. GntlaFsner 2onb-
!treider: u biFel renopieren fonn@
tens ods Spribenbaus amol, man
muB iid ia rein i9dmen. psnn man
0a beraustouimt!
9inoGi9e Trags Sag
NAL. Mdmd. 1T elm @efidtspun;t sine
Sommsrfprofie9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

Oasstniist! Wluii,r: ~Sai
or tpirtlid, ernitli4e 9lbFdten auf
1ih9"
So6ter: .@un3 snti9isosu ia = er
fu9te mid seitern oapon Su iiberseu'
gen, ooB i9 bisl bii6i9sr in benz
out su 5fp0lf Mart als in Dem gu
creibig ausfdbe.%
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

Simmer miIttGrtf9. Gra
iter 2eu:nant: rNu, nit S9piegerz
mama pobl ioipeit aufrieben9"
3msiter 2eutnunt frtumpbierenb):
rgrneuter 9lusfull sIGn5eno 5uriidz
eeihlasen! 8opituIution islbifbera
itdnbli6 unausbleiblid gefpeien. Sies
ouf Der sun5en 2inie!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

Sude pis Sole. Sous.
pirt: Sie t0nnen Die W1iete niGt bes
da1ItHg Su, ipos IoIl i'd MIN nit
Sbnen no4sn9" = ~Stsissrn sic
midi"
Sbre gnfi9t. .0ie mar.
riidl Do preiisn bic Si6ter INNER
10 Die WnIoeinfamteit; i6. often gee
iagt, fdnoc es bisl id0nsr, iuenn
Wtar aah bier mare!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
MtkDtrFdnbnig. gPeaiz

RtbperFdnbnis. Re5is
iator: .GinseIeste RuOer."
RD9in; .Sotte bod. mat fe 70 alz'
lens for aonpotts mdden!"
= Ssin so a 5 itub. 9auner
ian elmer Sdubnarenauslose gu feis
nem &ompIiaem: n0u, 9tuguit. mos
iOnnten Elm puar FOLDER Sdube tos
ftsn2"
.S0dItens brsi @o6en einfudsn
9trreit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

aba! Diana: .glIIo 9u
fpiIIIt ocn Serrn BON s. beiraten. er
bat Inn Define Sono eebeien2"
Sodt:r: mSu. Mamu!"
Muma: ~@r bat cher f.iusn
Biennis 9elo, au9 fein Batter
nidt; erit ipenn Der Grobpoisr itirbt.
fommt 9eIo ins 9dus!"
Schter: rglber ser Serr BON s..
bon oem i'd iprs9s If ia Der 9rOB'
poter!"
Mamd: n&omm' an mein Ser3.
Su guics &ino!"