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The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
co1oRlno GARMENTS AT HONE

Quilt. neat little sn,a IL Paid Jg,
IN mosi households every spring and
fall To the praf.ss,on1i dye! which
might Ice saved. for r.ali, th.t. |. no
reason why the home dyer may MOI,
y. quite as successful as IN" piof-s-
sionai II rh. 4. wiiiinx tn b. patient
and To give plenty OF tim. to tn.
tpsk.
Asa rui. very clear directions are
given on the dy" package. but on"
must u,o common sense. .ays tn,
stockton Independent.
Fer instance. nil spots and siaiaa
must l.. removed from the fabric to
be dyed. II dclicat.ly co,orcd goods
that are stained ars imncdia'cly. pu;
into the hot dye bath the result Is
apt to b- n hole. While great spo.s
will become deep set with boiling
The consequence, n. whom iu., reach
- the spot IL settles there and make.
the carmen; look shabby.
Another thing the average ANA
tcur does not know l, that woolen
goods should not b. allowed 10 boil
Us violently as cotton or linen fab
rics. Less stirring. too. j. necessary.
Th. reason IL because the WOO! II
threads are covered with n number (
tiny hairs. II ,hcsc arc rubbed or
are subjected to hard boiling they
intcrlncc and mat together. This
causes the material To shiink.
Linen requires longer boiling than
wool or silk. because the f!ber' are
tougher and harder. The rule Is
woolcn goods gentle simmcrin;. cot
ton and silk rather Quick boiling.
and linen fabrics boiling both long
and hard.
Thorough rinsing is very ncces-
gary. 1t is better not 10 wiring the
goods hard and tight. because this
might cause them 20 dry in strcaks.
Dry In the shade always. You see,
the settling process goes on during
the drying. so II the garments are
dried in the sun the result will be an
uneven color.
Cotton and mixed goods absorb the
dye somewhat more slowly than
wool. SO II these are allowed to cool
in The dye bath the result will be
better.
Home dyed silks are seldom a sue
cess. but tnc satin foulards dye well
and so do the heavier silks. Ribbons
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
CANNING FRESH
EGGS

The food research laboratory of
the bureau OF chemistry is conduct
ing experiments In number Of egg
breaking experiment In order to
assist The manufacturers in canning
perfect ,:cs for winter use. Accord
Ing to the specialists OF the depart
mcnt there " no reason why egg
cannot be broken. canned and kept
as an excellent food Just the same
az other products are canned and
kept for us. when the fresh supply
is low,
As in all canning. however. the
specialists have made clear that II
Is essential that nothing but perfect
eggs be canned. and that they bc
canned under such conditions of
cleanliness ami kept In sach low.
temperatures that they have no
chance to spoil.
Under the new system OF canning
the cggs are canned in rooms and
with utensils that rival til" clcanli-
ness the appointments nj tie hospi-
tai operating room. Everything is
steriiizcd. and those whoy actGali
break the cg.s have to clean their
hands. much AS the surgeon does he
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

sIyertised for such casc- and sent and
rot n bottle. II did me so much god
hat kept on taking il and found IL To
b nil you claim. ! recommend you.
Compound To all women afflicted as ]
was. Mrs. F. r. MuLLgSDoHg. Nun
fg.d. Alabama.
An Honest Dependable Medicine
4, Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vegetable Con-
POUND. A Roo. and Herb medicine orig
irated nearly forty years ago b. Lydii
=. Pinsham of Lynn. Mass. for Con-
trolling female ills.
Its wonderful onccesson this line has
inhde IL the sni.st and most dependable
rss.dicine 81 the ngc for women and no
woman suffering from female i'la does
hsrc'f justice who does not give /,
trial.
II YOU have tho slightest doubt
that Lydia l.. Pink h.sSn's Nrvrta.
bic Compound ~ III help you.w write
10 Lydia l:.l'ink han, NlrsiIcisscC ..
tcOnfislcnttaD Lynn. Mass. for msl-
Vice. Your letter " III ~ opened,
read and answered by q. woman,
aud held In strict confidence.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
OLD DUTCH urDvsr1Y

Coopcragc .sa recognized Dutch
industry. turning out immense guam
titles by machinery. says consular
report. Most Of the trades and in-
dustrics using casks aud barrels
,such as the herring fisheries and
the brcwcrics, are in south Holland
hence the manufactures of those ar
ticlcs are mainly centred In that
province Til. principal cOopcrngc
works are ut Rotterdam ts.x. employ
Ing about Il s1V mem. Schicdam Give
employing a0o men. Nlaar'itnIen
,SG. employing about $50 mem. Ma
asluis tl. employing abOu: 10
mem. Amsterdam. Katwyk. Dord-
recht. Lcyden. Gcmcrt. Oos;crhouf.
Oss. Eysticn. Zwoilc and Meppci. Ns>
n number OF articles that formerly
we:e packed in barrels now are
being packed In boxes. the making
OF packing cases is often added to
that OF barrels.
The packing case Industry. how
ever has u distinct branch for tho
manufacture of boxes used for but
ter. margarin. fruit. gin. cigars. etc.
These factories are very numerous.
At Rotterdam there are eight with
roo Iaborcrs. and others are found
At Amsterdam. Culcmburg. Delft.
Eindhoven. Go"r. Gouda. Harlingcn.
Hcngclo. Hillcgom. Hoorn. koog-on-
Zaan. Oos,hulzer. schiedam, stra-
tum. Utrecht. VlanrdinSen. Worst.
Wccpst. Nsselmuiden and Znandam.
Their products are exported to cv-
cry port of the world.
Wooden shoes are made almost en-
tircly by hand and their manufacture
may he classed as n rural industry.
There are only few factories where
the wooden shoes are turned out by
machinery, namely. ut Apeldoern.
Hoogezand. Alphen-on-R Rhine. oud
Benerland. Moordrecht. Dispenvccn
and Mill The other workshops are
scattered all over the country. most
ly in North Brabant. where poplnrs
and willows, growing on the banks OF
the brooks and small streams. supply
the material needed for this business.
There are in Holland at least "50
of these workshops, employing about
500 men. Holland itself uses UP part
Of the machine-made wooden shoes.
the remainder and the greater part
of the machine made goods being cx-
ported to Germany. North America
| and the colonies.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
WAIST
POPULAR

Tim. ana again II has been pre-
dieieh thnt popularity Of the sep
arat. waist xas aboat to wanc. and
during the reign oft h. oae-piec.
dress il was not L..d sO -nisii In
favor. but st the present time il oe-
enpie. an importan, place In The
wardrobe OF the Neii-drese-i soman u
largely due to the popularity cf tho
three pi-e" suit
When i, is said ,ha, s.parai.
bioures ar. favored il doe. not rc-.r
10 color fo much as to material. for
my amount OF i-ewly IL allowed In
the combination of materials, but
harmonisihs effects Er. required In
cOlors. Fashion permits such free
dom In the choice And blending a!
the shades that IL 4. not sbso,i,-Iy
Necessary that the blouse should be
OF the cSacI shade Of th. skirt and
portion of 4 only Is required to
resemble III" skirt IL color. for much
efcarm and whit" net and lac. are
used In coordination with other Ia.
tsrial.
On" nj III. mort popular mo.cIa
shows III" over part OF III. blouse
OF chiffon velvet of tn. ,sn,. shade
OF the SKIRT. but III. upper part aud
th'f lccN-. II oi fbrcr material or
h-i. IT," same shade OF chiffon is
frequently used owe. waite or cream.
The entire bious. %: heavy fabric 4.
not "a ro"uiar.
All bloW.s nrc ca; low In tn.
meek. the V shape being the most
favored and this permits of tire wear
Ing of " siiiinp. Shsn a h;xh neck "
desired. i.arr" rolling collar nrc
frequently seen. Vert ind hol.ro
effects are among fh. styles pa.,i.
ruiariv noted. Shadow lac. Is drap..I
In boiler" fashion. or til" bol-ro ;n,y
he introduced In lace or Nc, Of con.
Trusting color. \ touch Of the faacy
Oriental roIorp ~Lici, at. seen su
mnny Of III" v,s,s gives tn. i.,iic
dash Of Ori.niaii.m wiitn 1. 90 de
sirnbic Mt this time.
To obtain u much wanted color Ia
iao.s. especially of shadow or uot.
the Iyer's art IL yomctiniss called
in. and an ortis,ie effect I. obtained
10y eoIorins tho lace the sane shade
~ the skirt.
The meet popular sleeve. ts the
ssmono and either thrce-auartsr or
fml' length. bmt when they are long
they are worn well over tho hand.
finished with lace frii, and made
to fit I'll. arm closely. Sepaiat
waists mr.. anon: the most .tonom-
icni stvles which wcr. ever Jcsiyucd
FOR women. for II on. has tao or
three waists to he wora with the
suit. 1t varies the whole appearance
ana frequently ob,iptcs tho n.ccs-
sits cf hryilg an extra suit.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

Shangr U! f.ifr u.-t
! could hardly live.
My husband had 10
mil rubber OF MI the
gates for ! could no.
stani Il To have Z
gate siam.
~ also hal back
ache and II fullaesi
In my stomach. !
noticed tina, Lydis
T.. P;nkhain's Vege-
tnhle { Ion,pund wnS
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

Irregular bowel movements lead 20
chronic constipation and Il constipa;-
cd habit fills the system with im-
purities. HERBiNE is great bowel
regulator II purifies the SYSTEM,
vitalizes the blood and puts the di-
gestive organs in fine vigorous con-
dition. Price soc. Sold by Haus-
man Drag Company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

The Salvation Army can use any
cast off clothing. furniture. kitchen
utensils, dishes. bedding. etc. Any
one having any OF such please phone
Red 1869 and they will be called for
promptly. Thanks.-Capt. e. s.
Haas
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
AT THE WEST.

ne drnfnattxatton OF r. Marian
Crawford wonderful book. The
White sister was ably presented
last night nj the West 10y the broad
way Players. Miss Margaret Hagen
az Sister G.ovanna and Edward
Campbell as Giovanni Scvcri proved
their ability better last night than
at any time since their engaHemcn;
in this city.
With PLAYS shown as well MS The
White Sister was shown last night
the broadway Players should have
Il packed house every night. This
afternoon they will present lis Mar
rtagc Failure. an dtonight THE
Girl from Paris.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

Most anything In printing neatly
executed and at reasonable prices.
at the Chronlcle-News Job rooms
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
HUSBAND NAILED
RUBBER ON Gates
Wife 20 Weak and Nervous
Could Not Stand Least
Noise How Cured.

Munfori, Ala. was so veal. ard
n.ryou. while passing through tho
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

Printing Of every description neat
~ and quickly executed at the
ChronicleNews Job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use tne
.elanhnne Trinidad kl0 II
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

n In need NJ printing OF anv kind
pi,ne Th" Crhcn.clc-Ssws. Samples
and ex''maf. will no rhecrfnll'
given. Phone Trinidad 40.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22

Die ssiHstsa o+ues<sresissn II ssr szssa
Lisssss de oazes ass '.vsseAsahssss.s :,
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Sparslpana fir Trbeiter?

Sic @infiibrung zines Spar3nan.
sss fir 9lrbeiter puroe i'm 0eiinde.
net Ntagiitrat anaeidts Der berr.
f9enben 4rbeitsloiigfeit bon mebre.
ren Seiten befiirtportet. 9ie itabtii6e
GrbeitSIofenfiiriorge reide eriab.
rungsgeuaB nidt aus, iie miiiie er'
@fll5t iDer6en burb einen Spar.
tporg, 70 tanee es feline 8erii6e,
r,ulg gesen arbeitsIoiigteft aebe
6te Oauerrbe llnteritiituug 6urd Die
@smein6e tpirfe aud oen1oralifie.
renb. @tpa ie6)ig Brosent Der or.
eoniiierten grbeitaIofen eeb6rten
Balgetperbe on; bic 96be feien i'm
@cmner febr bod. 91ir6 2anbes.
eefee tonnten bic @emeinben ernlGf-
ttgt tperben, bic llnternebmer bon
Bauarbeiten 5u Oerpflidten, Mbga.
ben n eonto' Der 96bne einem ;SorSs
SiBufiibren. Gin Observation-Disclosures
moNiitratsntttgIieS beitritt, bab Die
Selite i'm CONNER ii6 70 Iei1t ettpas
eriibrigen f6nnten.
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8onnerftas, %. 0lai 1918.
Gin fransSiiIdsr isIiessrOffisier ala
9teb. z

Wie erinuerlih, tpltroen in Sranf.
reid Dor fur3em mebrere ihpere uno
ipegen ibrer 8egIeitumItGnoe aufie.
benerreeenbe 0iebitable auf peridie.
6enen SlugpI1sen feitaeitellt, nament-
lid ouf oem bon 8erfailIes. @s ban-
bette ii6 I'M Die @ntlpenouug bon
Ber5in uno anoeren8 etriebsutaterial,
unb Die Barrier 3eitlineen, Die beios-
6ers eiferiiidtig iiber Die Siherbeit
oes fran5oiiIden StaatSpeiens no.
den, mlnfeIten bereits bon yrtpIterio.
fen ausldpbern" (porurtter natiirIi6
MIR 8eutihe gu neriteben Iino), Don
rSpionen uno 8errdtern~, bic ii1 Die
@ernidtuna bes frar50iiiden Slug
peIens 5ur aufgabe gemaht b6tten.
Snapiiden perbaftete Die biirgerIi1e
@eridtsbeb6r6e mebrere gioniere,
Die auf ben 6luepIdten beI6Gftigt
naren ooer bort Boften eeItan6en
batten, uno i9IieBIi6 bot elmer 6ieier
2erte, Inn iib ieIbit su entLaitert, benz
Neutrality-suspicious. Srebin in ger-
faiXes miteeteiIt, bab eiu bon ibm
mit 9eamen genaunter GItegeroFfiaier
mebrfad itaatIides 8erHin fir auto.
mobile befreuHbeter Berionen unb Iid
oerpanot uno ferner nidt ninoer
ftaatIife @uumiIrftreifen, bie fir
oas Observation-Disclosures be.
itirnnlt tuaren, entuenbet unb ienen
a3ripotattomrbiIen 5ueeItedt babe.
Ser Neutrality-suspicious. Sre6in bot
bie MaifitGrbeb6rbe bierDon tn
Genntnis geiebt.
gu SerieIben Sa6e tpirS nod aus
9aris geidrieben: @iner Der Ser.
bafteten bat Dor benz l1nterfu6ungs.
ribter ausseTast, 6dB mebrere OF.
fi5iere iid ioIder 9iebitabIe i6uIois
eernadt bdtten, inbem iie ibren Be-
bari an 8ert5in unb Pueumatifs fir
fbre gribataiitontobiIe aus ben 8cr.
rdten Ses dsskaszzess seSers4tl s;iittszs. 1
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Der bemiitige 8esiiienr.

gaditegenoes nie0lide Snlproup~
tu finOet ii6 in ben lesten y5heater-
leididten" Oes aSa. 8iener @rtra-
blott" Ser Hesiiieur ipridt 3u beH
Serren pom @bor. nMeine Serrenf
8ie oft babe ih Sbnen i9oH geiogt,
oab Der Gbor ein fpibttger 9eitanb-
tell Der S3ene lit. Sic ipiffen, ipelhs
itrenge guffafilmsen beute in ben
grefie un0 i'm 8ubIifitm iiber ben
Gbor, iiber 6as @iibnenbiIb. berr-
iben. Stebt Der Gbor unbeipeeIitb
nuf Der 8iibne, beibt es eIeih, Der
9egiiIeur lit elm eieI. aeiert ber
@bor gu Itarf, iofort miro Dem SpieL
letter Neiuiueerei poreeiporfen.
itniere aufedbe lit es, fd0ne Deitts
su balten. Der @bor tr6e4 iutmer
bic Bbpfiognonie iettes Rounar-
banten, 6es Resiiierrs. (S6IIt aua
Dem booierenben Tou in 6as @enliit-
Iihe:) Milo tut's mir bic 5reuSs
un6 fhn1h's nidt fpie bic GrotteIn
b'rein =" 0ieie Reoe purbe. pis
oas 9Iatt oedi8ert. portIid sebaI-
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22

30. r. aa bic folgeube beibriekens Strede obsr
4ar3eue uon eane geIsgeil In ber Stabt Garbonbale
sddamdnna County un6 Stdat Qfnniulpanii, be-
enb an elmer Gde dn ber 6ftli9en Ssiie pon eburtb
Strabe unb Got uon Sobn Bloom; bann entlang be,
iagtsr Strabs n0roIi5 ia GUS, mebr ober meniger
tu elmer ede poH Got, eiaenfhHm ppn Frau R Nuis
ieu: banr 5itlid 3234 Sub su elmer Gde; bann snts
lang BEN htfteren Lheil Der beiagten Got pon Srau
W Nuiiea norslt9 stpa 10 6ub, msbF cher penissr.
fhomas 5. Simmer 56I< Rus. msbr sser peniaer;
eann entlnng ber tinie ber beiagten Thomas a.
Siinnsr Got iabi1 S21z 6us mebr S6sr psniaer, iar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22
NeaiderS Macbricbt.
Mn alIe etsatortn, Rrsbliuren unb anbsrt tnifr

I'm ale etsaturtu, Srebitcrn unb anbsrt tnifrt[-
irie Vfrlpnfn;
Na9ri6t ptrb bifrmit stssben, boz BIB
fcIgene btnannisn pnfpnen ibre Rednuuasu
|tineetraesn babsn In bfr Sffin hes Rfgiitrs fiir
Stf6iteung poH GeIfamfnttn unb GrtbdIuna
bon 8risfen ber ApminiIiratipn IN unb fir bas
&cuutp BON Sadawanna, unb bab befagie ab-
minifiratcrtn, @rfiutprtn unh 8prmiinb1 itre
8eGnunstn btathsn baben In btr Office bte
beiaetfH 8seifers unb baB biffsIbfn BEN Waifts
@fritt CUR 8sfdtisuue poresItgt tperesn lsltn
am Dlcntag. ben 2. Stunt 1913, nm 10
llbr 8ormittass;
II. Samss 6. gennsa. Charles 8. Wsffse
uue B. 8. ped, Srilsss unttr bfm ltbtsn
gBtllen unb Gsfameu bts perGf. WitIiam &pn-
nfa erIfs tbsilmeils abrtdnung.
2. Ibe Serauton 5ruf Co., Hcbtrt Wf.
Suantpn unb eibia 9. 5ats, grtfuiprsn pT
9intsrlaiTinfGaft hes uiif sos. u. Scranton :
jpsitt unb tnbgtlttae abrshnung
3. MIeaneer 9. Sunt, Ahmtnifraipr hsr
Siutfrlafsnf&lft bss pnf. GILBERT o. Sunts
erfe unb snesilties abrsbnuna.
4. Nltranbtr 9. 5unt Nbmtniiratpr bsr
SintfrlaiTtnfdaft Der Strff 8ranfs 6. Suuii
srft unb tnbetiliies @brttuuns.
5. Gbpin 3. Granfliu une gBiliam M.
8ranfltn, Grttutprtn Der SintnIaftni6afi btr
prf. Mna Gli5a Bentley; srifs tbstlpsif at-
rf&uung.
6. 9a9h Mppup, abminiliratprtn tfr
StntsrlalInfhaft bts serf. hilbert Mpprtyt
srfe une sneshItss abrsRnune.
z. gBiiiam 7. AtbtrioH unb 8, 9. Rertb-
UP, Grffutrrtn btr Stntsrlaifeufhaft bee ptrf.
6. u. AtbsrtoH, frifs unb tbstIptiie abrt4-
nuug.
8. o.. 8. Stf, GrsfuiOr br SintnIalTen-
fGaft bee pfrf. pbtp ebtIsbrpusb; Hfs aHs
tbeiIiptife Abrt6nung.
9. Sobn W. pbilips, Nbminifratpr bT
5iutnlahtuf6aft pts perf. Ibpmas ). pbtlipss
srlfs unb snbsiitiss abrftuuus.
10. GbpIn O.. WbitmCrs, MbminiRraior
htr Sinierlafrnfhaft BIS perf. %. 6. ggbib~
more srft unp sutetiItiss abu&Eune.
II. Scbn Q. Hcte, srtfatc. otr StntsE-
lafeniGaft bee prf. Spbn SOpfine srfs une
snbaiilties abrtduuus.
12. %. 3. AItraussr. abminilraicr btr
SintrlaIsnlaaft bee psrf. 8erDtuanb Gapo>
laneo trltt uub snbsiIiiss NOrstnuns.
t3. SObn 6. gBaretl, abmiuiilratcr br
SintsrlalInf&aft bts Orif. gB. .. Wartsas
frftt unb snbanties Abrt6nuHg.
IA. Grani 6. Dsptp, aOmiuiifrairr btr
SiutsrIahsnlhaft Der Ssrf. Gyntbia Dfptp
erlie une tnbaiiItiae Abuhnung
is. Gmil gisumanu, Aemiuifraipr her Sin-
tfraGtnihaft bss pnit. Spbn 8abif; nfe uno
snbdiiltigs Abrf6uung. -..--.-.,. d. -,-,.,-..-
16. ardneee gRiIfins, glbminilfraioriu bfr
5tntsrlahsnf&aft bss Writ Ssurp }. BiItinss
srlft unb subsiltiss IbsGnuns.
Spbnp Wab6T. o.
1874 Rfeifsr Of Wils.
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9as nfranfiide @eriailIesH.

Der ndd oem 8erfuiaer 8orbiT1
in oeu Ssabren bon 1865 Bis t779
erridtete SdloBgarten IN 8eitsbod,.
beim NIT ieinen aablnei4en SfuIp.
hlreH, 8uifertitrften Ii. f. 10. mar
bis IN Die neueite 9eit in redt be.
oenfIi6en 8erfoa eeraten. Bur
groBten 9efrieOiglrng Der altnIt. u1S
altertrmsfreunoe lit man iest aber
boranaeguHgen. Die lange 3eit per-
nahIdfiigten 8aiierfiinite uie6er in
8etrieb 5u Ieten, nto Die ipunSer.
oolIen Stutarbeiten oes Sd,IoIIes An
renooieren. Serner ullroe NIT ei.
nem Roitenaiftpaat6 oon 5000 Rorf
Der im @nrten befinoLide .grobe
BaoiIlon" NIT einem neilen fttpfernen
DAD perfeben unO Itilgereft re,o-
piert, ebenFo bas in ieiner art efnsia
nSdnedenhuus-. @ie6er-
fptrben tpeiter bic beiSeu
~ Birfdlbafftns". BON Senen zines BIZ
beriibuten Bier Ssdbresseiten- ent-
bdIt. Su nddfter Belt fptr6 aud bic
Iuiut6erpoH gedrbeitete .,Rephfn-
Brtfppe~ iHt6 6er berrIide ..Beao-
|its~ Der arhiieftur9riipbe inutitfea
Be- groBen Sees oufsefriiGt HRTDen.
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gefdnsuisbireftor ais 5alIdmiinser
berurtetlt.

Sn aairO, Der Sauptitoot glegpp.
tens, tit iest Elm 5aIidniin6erpro.
eeb gegen et1pn 30 9efongene uno
@d4ter bes dgpptiI1en Staatsae.
fdngniUes been6et Dorben. Gs ban.
belt fi6 Inn eine Snbrif 3ur SerIteI.
lung taliher Whipen, bic Don ben
Gneeflagten TN @efdngnis unter Der
Mhpiffeuf6oft bes DIRECTORS erria.
tet Doroen mar. Der Broaeb brahte
sHs Gnaah tutereiFonter @ntbiiIIun-
GsH. Der 9ireftor bes @eFGngniIies
marble ou ieben Sobren SuhSbous
ber1irteiIt, tpGbrertb 1S anoere Nm.
gduaste SefdngrisftrGfen bon brei
Bic ieben Sdbren erbieIten. 81 Der
GneefIagteH ptrrben freisefprodeu.
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Sir @ollpdi&e lit SaIntiafseiIt
unentbebrlid, man rehnet 6rei @B.
bffeI bapon aitf einen elmer Ialnpar-
men 8aiiers. 9as Reinieen Der
Bollnaife in bieiem 8aIier seIinet
lebr Iei6t unb i6nelI uno perbinoert
aud oas gi1tIaufen Der Sa1en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22

Gde an ainie non Sobn Roon's errpabnttn Cot: uHk
bann entIaus beiastsr sot psitlidl etIua 50 Sub
mebr oeer weniaer, sum anfanespIaS. Sft sasfel6e
et8entbum, hbertragen burd B. 9. Trapeaean an
Sarrtet U. @eas burd 0eeb, batirt Is. Tdri 1893
unb elngetragen in Ldd1wdnnd County i'm Dttbbutb
ao t6i, Seite 1885, nub ii basielbe eisentbum isit
abertraaen an Dliue SA6lart unb aobert Sarrtngs
ton enrh beiagte pGrriet y. 8els ilnb III basisl6e
gtaentbnmi hbertraqen on OHue 8. Glart enrd5
Hnbert oarrington butb 9eeb, batirt, 5. Dftober
l9Os unS stugstrasen in Ladewanna @Ountp Ing
0eehbud No. 2Si, aui Seite 2it. Niles uerbeGert
hdus.
gat 9ei9lag belsst unb in ereiution senommen
aut bic alage non 9. :. 6eap aegen Olive s. Glart-
S9nlo Sb6b'1o NIT Sntereien pom 10. gai 1913, gns
maltgebdbren nne aoiien. Sueament 0o. 52, Ses
nuar Termin 1910. Fl. Fa. sum Suni Termin 1918.
brennan, Anpalt.
aa has ssHannts Gistutbum pirb aaT sssFs
Baarjablung pfrfaufl.
y. s. Gonaor, S@sri6.
S&riifsamt SCRANTON, pa., DOnasrans, hts
8. Dlai 1913.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22

DIT iit es eenitseno unb ioIIte es
ilnmer iein, cine an9enein einge.
rifiene 9ddtsnusigfeit Dor Die offent-
iihe @teimine esbra6t 5u babert, I'm
lie abSifGaffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22

Gs eibt aberdeen, bic eiuem aIles,
aut Ne @abrbeit. fhuIbie bIeiben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-05-22
9fberiff s-herkauf
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8ertbDOaem @raaOeigeRtbam
duh
9onneritas, ben 20. Wiai 1913.

@smdb psrihifbsnsr GnfuiipnsbsftbIs bon
6isra 6asias. etpari 6aetas une Vsubilioui Gr.
ppnas, ausatifeat upn bsm Common plsas @f-
rihi bon sadapanna Geunip, an mid ssribtft.
wtree Id ausisBsn ium Sftntlihsn 8Tfaui
bur9 8erifttsruns opT ausruf an ben b56a
ceer mtili Sistsubsu, fir 9dar, in BEN ST.
riHis8stdues In Der Sabt SCRANTON, eada-
tpdnua Gpuulp. am
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-04

~ think ! suffered every pain . wo-
0en could before l began taking Lydia
=. Hnkham's . Vegetable Compound, and
! think il saved this baby's life, - !
lsst my first one.
M health has been vesy essd ever
ancs, and praise your medicine 10 oil
~ friends. - Mrs. VERNA WukEz,
4 2. d. Ne. I, Plattsburg. AisA
TIE darkest days Of husband enA wife
eee when they come 10 look forward n
. childless and lonely old sge.
May . wife hes fosnl herself isea-
eoAls u no3herhosa swinG - sSm<
1efaaesment Of the feminiae System,
sftsa cursbse by the proper remedies.
In many homes sscs ehildless shers
- esW cAik.rso bscssse u - fact
- Lydia T. FinkhaA's vsgseAbaa
OmosunA 0ahas Wsosa noenal
r - Wuoe sose1a1 e1Vl0 WEo1s 4
49, = HlaAAeo 0s1s1as o. (esao.
10y fSua. -. SsaR lseAsR Win
- = - : 80 ssssa::.s'
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-04
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00v 9ooY
tCsuanss6 - 4ns 1sU<s

sss - sslsda. ~ Nasssck Ps~s ~
pscss~sss ell eEy,i-as . sasd
s.sa~atssss sssd 70 Gsan,ssa Tke
Cs~'s~sass fsas sus1 |. ks.esr sAas
siss nusascA fsss sosae. kus Il = :
&4sry god sosd spd csa - us,d
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IN shs spssaS
fhs wesk O. skas ssds Il sks
kasct AssA sAscA wss eo~.sserd
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Tks s<aAs0os oulls tps 6se snshu, 4
sueA fhs buass ees.Ay esoais-
Gasss hsse ses euaplsssA shsis
Ussa e. VI oeAss cd a shs nsus.
- sl,sus = - ~ sosk q i.Vsss-
ssa - SOD ssoo ~ hIs~a. Oa
shs ostsr sd Il ske hssa, i y sse-
ensasy 70 csass . eos.ss a noslsass
sosasy. cad slsAesGA shs eo.say
suo~issisesss q IAslss ooasa sp-
psopsisAr oeasy tos ska sass>ch u
sosA, sLs essizsss q n.as As.s
sasssd - - sAss shis psss q -
s0sA y ksaik. - 49, skis sssi
ssss ~ sca nsss shoslt hs
ssedy lor the ssAeaobsls ta~rise he
hose ssse6 vkik.
rhe nest psejscs = ha.d y sAe
bsildiaG II shs sosd oses shs Blss
hssa. b y sho~Ght sAss she b~iia-
iaG a skis vosd will BE- eonasneed
within the sezt two yesrs. The
eosnty ep@~issioners Of houtrose
and 0snnisoa counties have ex-
psssssd sa intention Of getting TO-
eesher 10 formslste plane for this
road.
According 70 the new Highway
lsws. saps s.d surveys nsa he
furnished immedissely by ssrh
eos.ty cad slso . sssss~snt Of the
money which each eosnty will fsr-
nish.