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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
Talks About the weather

"The mildness of the winter season
so far is the subject of general COM
ment and many express themselves as
being highly pleased with the present
delightful weather" said Sam T. Logan.
"The mild weather seems to be general,
for l received letter from my sister,
who lives in New York state. in which
she said tliSt the boys were rowing on
the rivers up there. when at this time
last year they were skating on them.
| am also informed that there has been
an exceedingly mild winter in many of
the European countries.
1T is freely predicted that we will
have much disagreeable weather yet,
but for my part / am not worrying
about that proposition, for it will be
soon enough to cross the bridge when
we come TO it, The present weather
suits me and l am enjoying 1T to the
fullest extent"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

President Wilson calls his complaint
sons scholastic training applies the ad-
jective savage to a cold he probably
means it,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

If Hobson were to defeat Underwood
would drop many points in public es-
TEEN. But no such misfortune will be re-
corded
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

Some exciting stories are told by sur
vivors Of the Texas floods and if they arc
at times guilty of exaggeration, the fault
is pardonable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

Perhaps one reason why father isn't
excited about Christmas is because he
uecktie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

Some people confuse 'spug'' with
''spud." The ''spug" is supposed to do,
while the "spud' is supposed to be done
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

The old gentleSan who speaks of her
as his ''darter' isn't going to buy her a
tango. set for a Christmas present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
THE DIFFERENCE.

THE DIFFERENCE
A Kansas woman who served four
months in jail for killing her husband
will now have to spend year in the pen
for selling liquor. Killing ones
husband doesn't necessarily corrupt
community, you know.
PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
Bell (private exchange connecting al
departments), Main 1900.

How goes 1T now, Sir; this news,
which is called true, is so like an old
tale. TINT the verify of 1t is in strong
rusniciou. Winters Tale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

A. j. Eaton, Jr., and Q. e. Young are
the only authorized travelling repre-
sentatives of The -Age-Herald in Its cir
culation department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

Entered at the Birmingham, Aia.'
postoffice as second class matter nnoer
act of Congress Marcn 3, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

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without its authors name. Rejected
manuscript will not be returned unless
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Remittances can be made at curren.
rate of exchange. The Age-Herald wiz
not be responsible for money sent
Through the mails. Address,
THE AGE-HERALD,
Birmingham, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
SOME NOISES.

The riyeters ne'er bother
We can work where hammers are;
But excuse me, please, from roofers
When they boil their pot of tar
Denver Republican
We're used to many troubles,
But save us from the wight
Who likes to stand behind us
And watch US while we write.
youngstown Telegram
We're used to many troubles,
But one that can't be beat
Is that blamed electric organ
In the movie cross the street.
Los Angeles Express
We can stand all kinds of rackets,
AS sure as you are born,
But the cat that murders midnight
And the thing that crows at dawn.
-Yonkers Statesman.
We don't mind certain noises st
What puts us on the Shelf
Is the kind made by the fellow
Who talks about himself. -tfN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
CAN'T KEEP UP.

"Bilfur' pays as he goes"
I'm that case know where to look for
him.
"Where?" -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13

Washington bureau. 2o7 Hibbs build
ing
European bureau, 6 Henrietta street.
Covent Garden, London.
Eastern business office, Rooms 40 10
So inclusive, Tribune building, NeW
York city; Western business oIAce
Tribune building, Chicago. The .:
Beckwith Special agency. agents ho'-
Ign advertising.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
ALWAYS OUT.

ALWAYS OUT.
s'Jonesby seems to be man who takes
things for granted"
That's true. 1 can't keep enough
smoking tobacco on hand to fill my
pipe"
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
Don't Tolerate
 SfE'eaked Hair
There's No Reason Why You Should Wear Gray Hair Another Day
 If It Is Unbecoming.

Nothing so robs a woman of her good looks and attractiveness as gray. streaked or faded hair. And there is
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12

vice consulate and during the absence or Vice Consul Seobeu the rebels, who had been searching the town for Ter razas, rushed into gle consulate. seiz. cd Terrazas and then paraded the pris- oner through the streets afterwards locking him in a cell in rhe state build ing It was said that 8 demand for $250, ,000 which he failed to nay. vas the chief motive for Uae arrest Of Te-- razas
 Luis Terrazas, Sr.. 5he aged father of the prisoner, recently arrived at .OJinaga with the federal troops. His great wealth has been 8 special ma1t for discussion in the propaganda of the revolution, while the thousands oi his cattle over the state nave served to feed both the reebls and federals.
 United States Consul Edwards at Juarez said he had received no offcia confirmation of the arrest of Terrazas up to a late hour tonight. The telc graph between Juarez and Chihuahua was not working
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
WOMAN CONFESSED MURDER.
Wanted Husband and Children Dead
 in Order to Wed Affinity.

Little Valley N Y, Dec. 11.-Mrs. Cynthia Bunum and Ernest Frahm. a young farm hand, were indicted and arrai igned here this afternoon on charg- es of murder in the first degree. Dis trict Attorney Beo. w. Cole said Mrs Buffum had made a confession in which she admitted administering poi
 on to her husband, Willis Buffum, and her four children, so that she might l5e free to marry Frahm.
 Buffum died August 27. One of the children, Laura, 10 years old, still is critically il The others are slowly recovering. Frahm and Mrs Buffum pleaded not guilty and were remanded to the county jail
 The alleged confession of Mrs, Buff fum, AIr. Cole says, is to the effect that the poison was placed in the food prepared for the family covering a period of more than a month.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12

Quit complaining about your wash. Send 1t to Dillard's laundry, the home of quality" Phone 234 12-Glw
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
GARRISON EXPLAINS
 OUR ARMY NEEDS
SAYS s5, ,oo0 TROOPS ARE NOT TOO MANY FOR A NATION OF
 too,oooooo PEOPLE.

Washington, Dec. Secretary of War Garrison told the House Commit tee on Military Affairs today that the
 total authorized strength of the army was S5,000, agains a total population
 of 100,0000G0 people under the Amer.
 can flag and that he could not see how the government could get along with less than that number of soldiers in times of peace He was explaining the estimates for army appropriations for the coming fiscal year
 Asked why there was a necessity for Q large force on the Isthmus of Pan anna, the secretary said that if any foreign nation should land a force in the vicinity Of the canal it cculd de- stroy with explosives S375,000. .oo0 oi United States property and valuable asset He pointed out that nowadays nations are not giving no- tic of beginning of operations against another nation, and cited tha instance of Japan. which. ha said no mo- tice 10 Russia ban sent a ludIu. o.c C.. without notification of its purpose
 Mir Garrison said his large esti- mates for guns and ammunition were justified. inasmuca as those things could not be manufactured over nisht He denied that men were enticld into he army and asserted there were thousands of patriotic men who would gladly come in the army for shor. lime for the sake of The disciplinary raining. bat not for the long enlist nent term
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
THE LAW
Regarding Birds of Paradise and
 AigrettS.

The impression that some states prohibit the wearing of these fine feathers is a mistake While some states prohibit the sale of same. none prohibit Ghe wearing. But the United States law does not allow any more to be brought into this country under any circumstances. The reason they eonfscate them when being worn over is to prevent the possibility of the importers taking their force of sales ladies abroad and piling paradise ana aigretts on their hats and claiming ex- emption on account Of wearing appar- el. Consequently those in the hands of dealers are actually worth any price they demand for them We have a few left and are selling at the old price. One especially fine one, we claim 1t the grandest Paradise in the United States today, offering same Tor S175.00 We have a few left at s25 00 up to 5000 So if interested call and let us show you Also the largest line of fine French Fumes, Marabau and District Sets iu the South Marabau and Ostrict Sets, $500 up. This line undoubtedly will make the finest Xmas present you have ever bought
 LEVY OSTRICH FEATHER CO.,
 332 Central Avenue
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
REBELS INVADE 4 BRITISH CONSULATE
sElZE LUIS TERRAZAs. SON OF MULTtMtLLtONAGRE AND PA
 7A0E THE STREETS.
Deny British Consul the Right to Pro. test to Ambassador, Appeal Made to United States Consul.

Juarez- Mexico. Dec. u.-Americans wlo arrived tonight from Chihuahua reported that the rebels. since their occupation of that city, had entered the British vice consulate and forciblv seized Luis Terrazas, IT.. a son of the wealthy landowner and after carrying him through the streets placed him in jail
 According to the Americans. the rebels also served notice upon 100 Spanish residents Of Chihuahua that , they must leave the city within ten hours.
 The entry of the British consulate , and the seizure of Terrazas. who had gone there for protection alter hear ing that his life was in danger were reported to have taken place during the absence of British Vice Consul Sec. bell It was said that Scobell. en- ragged at the action of Gen. Francisco ! Villas troops, was denied facilities to protest to the British minister at Mex ico City or 10 the British ambassador at Washington, and that he tben ap
 D. aled to United States Consul Ma
 rion Letcher
 The foreign ministers are said tc have joined in a protest in which !
 was regarded as a violation of thy rights Of asylum under a foreign flag
 The story told by the Americans was that Terrazas, in charge of much lof bis fathers estate, including great cattle ranges, had been left in Chi
 huahua after the evacuation by bh Ifederas to look after women and chil
 dren members of his family. Becom ln frightened. he went to the British
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12

no more FitiHUu or Htt1sE zg,ssN Sssss:isg &&.S, toleratinR unattractive ASTfSSss zzsZfMs<&@ hair than there is in f SfAC E4E sS9xsf sfS~t% wearing unbecomiug Es EsEsxETNsp<SE gowns. Nearly all oi
 ssss,Ef the more noted beauties A4e&el3SS ; long ago recognized EyyTgT ? this fact, and SC wear k their hair not only in the M style. but also the color, most
 N becoming.
 V Ih / The one hair stain that stands keT " supreme is "Brownatone," It is k%G ' simple and easy to Use. Just "A comb or brush it into your A hair. 1t can not be detected. A 4 will not rub or was otT, acts NA / instantly, and IS absolutely harm kW "Brownatonen wiu give any shade " desired from golden brown to black.
 Your druggist sells "Brownatone" or will get it for you, and it is wort th your while to insist upon having this preparation and not something else. A sample and a booklet will be mailed orders will be filled direct from our laboratories if you prefer.
 Two sizes-25c and s1.00.
 Two shades-One for Golden or Me- dium Brown-the other for Dark Brown or Black.
 Prepared only by tho Kenton Phar- macal Co, 42o E. Pike St, Covinston ky. A
 sold and recommended in Hot Springs by sorrells Drug Co.. and other leading dealers
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
SELL AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

Philadelphia Dee tl1-Nearly ,u5. autograph letters and documents from members Of the Continental Congress presidents Of the United States, off cers Of the revolutionary war, signers of the declaration of independence and colonial governors. belonging to the late Elliott Danfortb's collection wey1 placed on sale at auetion here today
 A letter from John Blair of Virginia member of the federal convention. to Benjamin Harrison. in which Blair de. clined to be a member of tae congress was sold for s209.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
ARREST "VooDoo" DOCTORS.

Havana, Dec l.-Fourteeu uegroe. and whites have been arrested recent ly in connection with the voodoo practice in the province ot Matauzas They are charged with having saeri feed a G-yearold white arl
 The witchcratt association vh.o. during the last few years has oper ated extensively is being inyestieat ed
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12

governor. Gen. Pershing was direct to proceed to San Francisco to aval' fur her orders. No military commands CT will be assigned to succeed him n MiudaEoo
 Brig Gen. Eli b Hoyle. now in Ma nila, was today assigned TO command the District of Luzon
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
COMMANDER RECALLED.

Washington Dec l1.-War Depart ment orders today relieved Brig. Gen. John J Pershing from command of the District of Mindano, in the Philip pines, where he has served us military
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-12
WILSON IS IMPROVED.

Washington, Dec. 11.-The president remained in bed most of the day sleeping during the late afternoon. He was reported to be resting comfort ably and feeling much better tonight
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-19

2eaite, SR rie 8eit bdben, tim &C.
p5bnIi& asu peHigiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-19
Der Ratter @ebet.

Dor eADa Hpei Snbreti perIor oas
gbepoar 2ouis lnb &ebeten Ssler
BON 8rponpr, %. D.. bel eiHem 6euer
bier Rinber - SEpei Raaben uib 5ipei
Wao6en. gelm faentts Sie Srou orel
2naben bas 9eben; ieber einselne Der
Syungen pieet 6 pfunb. Seit oem
berb6ngnisooIlen Serer bot bic Whit'
Ter beitGnbis eebetet, baB Der Ainoer.
ieeen ni6t ousbIetbe; ibr @ebet
ipurbe bon 6en Gnm6ftiseR erbort
benn Or. SaroIb @dbtuotpis, Der itf
ettpo 6rei Shin6en on Der 8sttieite
Der Srau befono, fonstte Der Issterer
bic erfreuIi6eUe UeitteiIung mabes. bab
ite Wfutter bon orei prdhtieeu sob.
nen geipor6en iei. Sreu6e berridte
ni6t nur i'm $olde SsIer. ioubern in
Der gapen 9ah6oriduft, 6enu ieii
bem traeii6en SoOe Der bier 2iu6er
tpur6e Der Srau bon allen Seiten Die
ar6bte Spmpatbie enteeeenaebradt
Gs ipar betannt, Sab es ipr iebnlid-
iter 8uufd spar, bie berIcreuen aiit.
berour9 anbere erfest 3u ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-19
8lntiss Statifif.

Sn Steinbrii9en unS 8ereperfen
aIler Grt IN bielem 9anbe iin6 i'm
Sabre 1911 aus et1pos iber einer
UsiIion aneefteIlte $500 uuts 9e-
ben eetomuen. 9as 9ebt aus einem
8eri1t 6eS @unbeSbiiros fir Berg.
tperfsbetriebe bsroor. yeoh 6eruielben
fauten i'm @eri4tsiabree 1873 Rann
aus 1to,964 ansdteIteu in Berg.
tperfen I'm. 9as bebe1itet 1.69 per
Eauier6. Siir aoHengriiben iteIleu
fi4 DE SdbIen rep. aiif 2,719 Set6-
tete bon 728, ,34S, cine Rate bon 1913,
fir aabere Watneu nuf t69,979 695
Sote, ur6 bic Eobesrote 1T 4.t9. IN
ben nteiiten GdIea pHrben Die I'm
aIiidiheu bic Dpfer bon Grploftbitof'
ten, aber aud 6as @tnitiirsen bon
@eTteinmoIen fiibrte bteIe totIi6t
1tmfGae berbet. s62 Berfoneu eriitte,l
itkDere l1nfdIIe IN ben eer,annte,t9e.
hfeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-19
Dutel Sam's 9elSndiderei.

syru ganbesf4asaut uir6 IN bic
fer @o9e bis ~@elStpGiberet- tn
grobeu betrieben ipsrbem, 6sRn ou ben
btSbsr i'm @etrieb gapsfenstt @eS0-
tpdf@mafAine per6en nia,1nebr nod
6rei tpeitsre Iol4e Rafhinen tout
mes, 70 hoB t1eIid 100000 Bmtt.
notrn bie man iotift oerrtidteu mib-
te, eetpdf9en rnr6 gehiieeIt pcr6su
foruasn, 70 ooB iie tpieOer 10 gut pie
reat Rt,b.
Sau RonereB utrb iebod eIeidsei-
tig bon setuifer ISette Der 9erind
geIuo4t, 6as Doi6en oor @eIb ail
berBieten, neil 6abur4 anqebIi6 ben
8aHfnotenfdITderu IN 6ie Sd1t6e ae.
drbeitet sptrb. Sbdsaurtsiefretdr
Wea0oo 1T ieSo9 setpint, nod eirteu
8erfuh nit BEN Ddidndfhinen aii
MAIDEN utO tuiro sarid senou barmff
adt gebens OBJ ooourd SdIIduneen
erleidtert tperoen.
SIN llttterf9atdntt BON Hep Uert
iipo aud bier @eI6iDoi1unfftnen in
8etrieb, tpGbrert6 Bottom uro YbiIo-
oelpbia ie eiHe folfe geaidine baben.
9isieS @eIbtpdf6en tptr6, tpie God
berftdrs6tge bebaiIptes,, Der Resierifng
i1brli6 ettpa cine boIbe 0sillion DOL
lars iparen. Snfob9e Der Ginfiib-
rirrtg Der Bai&uraf&irren ion bic
3obI Der Oruder nH6 Stboeropbea,
DON 5erpeu oie BaIrtnoten bergefeIlt
tperben, nerringert tperSen. @egeH-
tp1rttg ftI6 etpa 400 9erfoasrt nit
Der 8erfertieine BON PGpiereeI6
fir bic Regier,rng tdtte uru6 bon bte-
fen ioIlen etspa 80 bis 80 errlnHen
tperben. tpertn Dos @elotpai6en iid
betpdbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-19

~ ~ psr1iarr ssssrasHsssSlzss ba 1SAsz
neassa " ss,ssAren AadesA

wena fdreibt aus Berlin: M
Qrisg oif allen 2tnienl
Der Whngtitrot bottle, Iid ben
SddeI fiiIlen on founeu nut eiiter
ne,ieH Gdtbarfeitsieuer. @s III be-
baiierIb4, snenn felbFt Die BerIiner
@trger niht etnfeben spoIlea, bab es
feline i&6mere RfIiGt eibt. aIs Dem
Staut nrrb Der Stabt frenoieen Ser.
gems bte Steliern ianft R4etno gu
etrtri&tea. Bor aIIem iirs5 ber .,Btie-
terearten~ unb hds ,,Raropoltbeo-
ter" iebr bart bon ber reiiet 9tftbur-
feitsitener betrofFen. Sir ale Ebea-
ter, iu benert geraiidt tperben barfte,
butte bte Stubt betnrntIt9 cine it1t-
berbdItnisntdbie bobe Steser nores-
feben. G4ir bas RetrupoItbeuter Be-
trus Me Steser aIIetA fiir ben Sng
6O7 Warf, mos Der rtinben SuinHk
bon 100000 Uanrf I'M Snbr gleid
fontrrrt. 9ieier Steiser ertging be
Direction nun bdbur&, bab fte To-
iort bas 8aifJberbot eiHfiibrte Htrb
fetne -@etrdnfe~ mebr I'm 9ui6oiier.
rainm beri6dnfte. Rnn i,idt be
Stobt, bie SaGe bon eiaer at6crn
Seite nrsufniIen. 60 fnS bic Stdote
fitr stitrtaIl Ste ftn6 fIng tuie bic
S4Intgen irn6 arfdeinert6 miIb tpie
bic Eaafben, ipenu es gilt, ouf beH
arisgsbfa6 neiier SbeierH en eebeh.
&ber bic betroffeiien 2oAaIe boIen
tt etne,n Streih aus, ber nieileiGk
Boo nod eigenarhse GoIssu settteea
topR. Sm Sonner, tuenn su ben ST.
HfdnnisfeierIiffeitea SrtrberttGuieH-
be d,as aIler Delt berbeiftromen
hann i&Iieben fie ipH 2oaaIe. 0ie
NraH0en per6en burtR Berlin als
ane tote Staot borfiHSen. 9as lit
sne SerbIt6irfe. bic fiher bon GROCER
Enogsueste ieiu hirb. Bis babsn gibt
be eanht aii9 nod tn btefem ei9eH-
orttgsn Rur1pf nod. BeiIei&t. Denn
b Steperfngen sssgt ii4 Oft eiHe
6ortp6dSgssit, be on bte Hn&Fe9eu-
be Hesae @piiooe srtHnert:
8pa @ats5erreR beeeeaea fih duf
etnesn |9ntaIen 2Gwbpes NIT ibrea
e.tbrmertea. RsiRer min anriidfnb-
pen, rnb 70 bnIten Fe eissaHbsr &C.
eenifber, IN Ftotf4ersenbe. Dem etnen
ptr1 be code ailnsdbIie sss Iongtpei-
Tss xab sr sieht drs 9eihin9 aas Der
Em@s NIB fdngt an tu sfen.
Der Gnbere Iiebt etue CUTE bdIbe
Sh,nte gu nHb fast Onrn:
,18ewn sic oie 9eitiing ausgelcieu
bdben, bafrn aeben Sie mir bos@latt
pielLet&t au9 nal riber~.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-19
Su ber Rafdje.
Sbit sags. b BE au bElsii@sf parfsamtswit
sItet bHFA sin sltes gdet aertet.

9ie MtteIisoer oes engIii6en Bar-
Iaments iinb itreneen Sdusgefesen
lnterporfen, bon oenen IN oieien Ia
gen tpteoerrm zines bon rieliem aufS
Sapet eebrodt tporoen lit, bas i'm
1882 sur &eeierimes5eit @eoreS oes
Dritten beIhIoHeu tpurbe. Gin I'm.
terbausmitglieb, Der 9ertreter eines
Der 9onSoner 8GblbeSirfe, Cir
St1bnrt Samiel, bat 11nlif nor ei.
niger 8eit nit Der 9tegieriing als 81
reftor elmer 8arrt 8ertrGee auf 2ie-
feriins BON SiIber an bic WeiiiSe ab-
gei9loiien. Das @eies ais Dem
Sabre 1882 oerbietet aber ben Bar.
laueHtsntitsIiebern, @ei6dfte irgenb.
tpelher Grt nit Der Regieriing Sii
mo6en unb iest auf ioIde 8ergeben
ben BerIuit Ses anltes Ioipobl ipie
o,ih cine Strafe bon 500 BfunS fir
iebesmaliee Gbitimmung, an Der fih
Der 6etreffenbe BarIamentarier felt
wfhluB bes lneeiesIiben @eiddf-
tss be.eifigt bat. @obl ober libel bat
Cir Stttnrt SaIniieI nun, i,ahbem bic
Sa2e ~ruHbar~ eeporben mar uno
baS Parliament fif barnit befhdftigt
batte, ietneu Sit TN ltnterboiie ouf-
gebm miiiien. Cine anbere Code
aber 1T es nit Der rieierbnften Stra-
fe, bic er SabIen uniB. Or bat rtdrn.
lid naftpeisIi6 ieit 9bidIuB bes @e-
i4aftes an 98 Observation-Disclosures
gen teilsenommen, iobaB er tns-
geiant Die itattIi9e Sutrne bon iHber
cine Wiaion 2rone1 dahleH muB.
Wabrfbeinlid aber tpirb, oa Cir
Stitart SontiieI ans Der ganSen Gf-
fare nit -reiner tpeiBer @eite" Der
Dorge9aagen iu6 MIR areIos etn
Opfer bes oIten @deses geporben TIT,
tbm bur@ ein beionberes @eiet
StrufnodIab gepdbrt perbeH.
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giele Serbaftunsrn brsSritebeHS.

BieIe Berbaftnnsen tpeeen neber.
tretiing Der 9eeirtralttdtsgeese Der
Der. Stoateu 6ur1 Derienbune bon
4riegSulitnition ON @ebeIIen in We.
rtfo tDer6en Dom Suittp6epartemerit
oils GoIse eiRer gHti&st6uua bes
Ober8uHbeSeeriHts ertpartet. 9aS
Sber-Burbeseeri1t ertfHie6, hab Der
bIobe Beginn ether 1erenbuna bon
@afFen urtS Wtanitton nod einem
berbotenert @ebiet i9on etne lleber.
tretung oes Re,ttralttits9efeses iei.
Dortreitirneen tultrSeu eetroffen,
Inn 0tegterirngsoeeftten lungs Der
@reiae tu irftruiren, Die pronGna.
ton bes 8rGioenten iiber bdS Der.
bot Der ausftbr bon @offen an ME
fdntihe &ebeIeu ftrift bur48itfiib-
rem.
9ds 8iiu6eseeridt fir ben tpeftli-
den 9iItrift bon Seros bot IN gtpet
GdIen eHtidieSen, Die Sfegterung
miiiie ben 8epeis autreten, 6ab
@affen uno @unition ipirflIh mad
Ueerifo ausgefiibrt tpor6en ieien,
ebe cine tlebertretlrng Der ReiItraIi-
tdtsaefese oorIieee. Gbef- -Sberridter
@btte Itieb iebod Sieis @rtf9ei0iug
Inn unS entTdieS, Sab f6on Der Be
gtrn einer Oerartieen BerieHoung in
aefem 2anSe sur itrafrehtIi4eu Der.
foIsuRe eeuiise.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-19
TeaA i'm rSalb nnb SaIb" .9Isib.

Des Sab NIB $clb -RIei0 1T Der
OeosHe, Der IN DGRbtbgtou Der neasen
ToiIette BON Grut gaGfoa @adid Bet.
geIegt por6eH 1T. auf ben eriten
1ttd IdeiTt es etH RIetb bon hIauer
Setbe Ht ietu. Snbes, tpesm man
bic Dame tpteOer arftebt, fpetit Dos
Ietetb en- na,aes BtimneHmniter aai.
E5iir 6ie cine R5rperbdfts 1T ndrrtIi6
6os &a9 nit 8l,npGauniter, fitr bie
an6ere obne eiH ioI@es.
rlm tut @obHeR 5es a,ibereeap66n-
Ei&sH su bIeiben trSgt Grui Guild
nain nur eiuen 9tonafttobrrtna
gbsHfo tit ser 9robe iGtDarae Cont.
but rnrr sur SdIfAe befett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-19
GiSembabn Seittabelle.
1eIemare. eadaipauHa unS @eHsrn Sabn
Sn araft ben %. Stunt 1906.

9eIemare, eadaipauna une aBefern Napn
SH araft ben "a. Suni 1906.
eahIId.-gerId6i @erantsn fiir 9ep gpri
nm 2.05, 800, 6.05. 500, 1920, Borm..
1910, 1926 unb 3.40 Wa&mittaas. fir
gisp gcrf unb philadelphia, I'm 500 Born.
i2.IO uub 3.35 Rd&mittass. 8tir
Scbytauud, $40 Nahmittdes.
Sa1rhIi6-Niir Buffalo um LIS, 6.25u 800
Mcr., 1. IS, 6.40unb ft.t0gia&mtitaes. 8hr
3tnabanitcn, ,GImira uub 3ptf&snRaticntr nm
fO.10 Wpr. unt los Wa6m. Bhr SsptsU.
@SrdsuIe uub Utica, nm IFS unb 6.25 Wor.;
lbs Wa@mittdas. Ssreac. Svrdeult unb
iiHta qua I'm 6.25 Wcr. I6ufi idaIi&. dusat-
uomuaen Spuutaas. Rhr Wonircft nm 900
sO.Cr. .O5 unb $40 Nd&m. NiGcIfpu gr.
.cputcbattou, um 400 PaGmittaas. 8tns'
baabipu aetput rsatiDu, I'M 6.f5 RdGnitttaas.
HIoonsburg Sibifon-grldht Srantpn
O. ffr glurtbumbsrIaub I'M 6.35, 1920 Wcrt
-i.55 unb $40 gla&m. Cir pIpmrutb I'M sos
1Hn@mittaas.
Scuutaes'8hee.
gdSItH-ear Nsp gprf nm 2.05, 800
sos une 1920 1orssns; 1885 unb 3.AO
Hdmn.
g1SrnTtdi -Rar Buffalo um f.tH. unt
S.25. Wsor.; t.55, $40 uub tt.t0 Sfa6ni.
far 8tuabduitpn uub 3wtI&snfdttcntn, 800
aub 1910 Bprutittaas.
SIaomsbura Sibtiton--gtrldht ~erdrifcH
unb IO.2 Mcr. uub $40 Ra6mtttaas.