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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

When W. II. Norton of the Ford
agency was returning from Bayfield,
by auto last evening about O'Clock
he met a buggy drawn by one horse
with another horse tied behind the
vehicle, in a sharp turn of the road,
down in the vicinity of the Carbon
Junction bridge. Robert Stone, the
occupant of the buggy, appeared to
be asleep and the horse was guiding
himself. Norton gave the horse as
much of the road in passing as pos
sible and all would have gone we'll
had not the rear horse suddenly Jump
ed over the bank and upset the bug
gy. Stone was hurled over the en-
bankment with terrible force, and as
a result suffered an injury of the
head and was rendered unconscious.
Nortin placed the man in his car and
hastened him to Durango for treat
ment. At first it was feared that he
was suffering with concussion of the
brain, but today this does not seem
to be true, although his injury is of
a serious nature. The man is con-
scious but has no memory of the ac-
cident that befell him. DR.. Haggart
has the case in charge. Stone spent
the greater part of the day in town
yesterday, leaving for home shortly
before o'clock in the evening.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Ed. Eales, engineer at the Ma,
Day, and his five children were il
town last night en- route home fron
Bayfield, where Tuesday their be
loved wife and mother was laid t
rest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Pierce motored
up from Pennington yesterday with
Mrs. Tom LOTUS who was called
here by the critical illness Of her
mother, Mrs. John Waters, and sister
Miss Rose Waters. They left Farm
ington at II a. m. and reached here
at 8 last evening. Such rough roads
were encountered on the way, that
the machine was badly damaged by
the trip.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. M. j. Grabill arrived from
Mount City, Iowa last night on he
way to Pennington to visit he
daughter Mrs. Carlisle.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Rowe of Perins Peak who un-
derwent an operation at Ochsner hos
pital early in the week is recovering
rapidly.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Obey that impulse and look over
the Biggs Furniture company's stock
of rugs and linoleums. Just at
house cleaning the worn rugs look
shabbier than ever. Why spoil the
effects of your springs labors by
using the old ones when this furni-
ture company have such fine stock
at prices to fit all sorts and condi-
tions of pocket books.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Grace Hansen closes sue.
cessful term of school at Columbus
tomorrow. She is to have charge OF
the Lowell school during the summer
months.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

George Sponsel, of Dix, one of La
Plata county's most prosperous
ranchers. is business visitor in the
city.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Louis Johnson and daughter
Mrs. T. d. Bennett and the latter
little son, spent the time between
Southern trains today with Pin,
Ridge friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Thomas Uptogrove of Aztec was
bound for Santa Fe this morning.
Grand jury duties occasioned the
trip.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Those culinary artists, the mem
bers of the st. Marks guild will serve
dinner and supper in the Graden
block tomorrow. Hours, 12 to and
5 to 7.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Ella Mcclellan is home from
Pagosa Junction where she had
charge of the hotel for her mother,
Mrs. Tim Carr, while the latter was
in Durango caring for her husband,
who is patient at local hospital,
recovering from stroke of paraly-
sis.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. H. II. Stubbs who transacted
business in town last night returned
to her home in the Mancos vicinity
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Harrison and
children of Cortez returned from
Omaha last night where Mrs. Har-
rison and the little folk spent the
winter. Mr.. Harrison was called to
his old home to attend the funeral
of his mother. The deceased was at
one time resident of the Monte
yuma valley.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Henry were
down from Hesperus this afternoon
delivering meat to the different
markets.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

According to the Grand Junction
News seventy-five teams are busy
hauling carnotite ore from the Para
dox section.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Charles Miles and little
daughter, Mildred, departed fol-
Neucla, Colo, this morning to visit
the formers father and sister. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Miles
sister, Miss Alice Cox, who is re-
turning to her home at that point.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Yesterday afternoon Constable
Jack Couch turned over to the dis
trict court $224.90, the proceeds of
the sale of the stock and fixtures of
the Royal Coke and Cole company.
He is now engaged in collecting the
company's book accounts. The claims
of the miners totaled over $4,000.
If James Russell Lowell was living
in this day and age and had chanced
to be in Durango, Colo. on April 2,
1914, he probably would have given
the world different version of per-
feet day than the one presented in
the vision of Sir Launfal, where he
says "And what is so rarer as a day
in June"
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Joe Terry of Silverton was a
guest at the Strater last night. She
was bound for Oklahoma for two
months visit with her son and broth
er. She will stop in Denver for a
few days visit with friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Pool, newlyweds
who spent their honeymoon in Du.
range, departed this morning fol
their home in San Juan county
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Nels Evenson, janitor at the Whit
tier school, has been rushing the sea
son with the lawn mower. Yester
day afternoon he was busy cutting
the grass on the spacious lawn sur
rounding the building.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Conductor J. II. McHolland left
for Denver this morning to partici-
pate in Masonic doings in the capi-
tai city the coming week. Among
the other members of the local order
who will attend are Dr. Libby and r.
A. Morris.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

A. B. Slade of Breen brought wool
to Durango for shipment today and
loaded out with ranch supplies.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

A report came to the city last
night that John Ippy, pioneer resi-
dent of Pagosa Springs, was torn to
pieces while attempting to blow up a
stump with dynamite. Details are
meager as there was no one with him
when the accident occurred. Mr.. Ippy
is survived by widow and two
daughters, Mrs. f. E. Hatcher of La
Boca and Mrs. William Dutton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Ogle Monteith was a marketel
from the Florida mesa today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

q aaaa d II II u u u u "a u :. d
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Miss Media Limprecht cordially
invites her friends and acquaintances
to cali upon her at Mrs. Schrader's
millinery emporium.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

John Wynn of the Incas Mining
company who has been in attendance
at district court this week left this
morning for the La Platas.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

R. L. Cox of Mancos is now located
at the fair ground training Little
Deimore" and "Dick" for the spring
races.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tam of Howards.
vile who have been visiting in Ala.
bama for several months, were among
the arrivals from the east last night
who were homeward bound.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Last night burglars entered the
Harrison store in Animas City and
tapped the cash drawer for So. As
yet no clew has been found as to
their identity.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Fannie Compton and daugh.
ter Mrs. Carl Underhill, left this
morning for Telluride to visit theil
daughter and sister, Mrs Leo Groom.
enburg.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

March closed in a very satisfac
tory manner from commercial
standpoint, and the prospects fol
conditions to improve in the Durang,
country during the month of Apri
are favorable.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Louis Listner was down from Up
per Florida today on purchasing ex-
pedition.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

]. Shiel, boiler inspector for the
fourth division of the Denver and
Rio Grande, is over from Alamosa
on department business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

]. NJ Bedore and wife of Ignacit
were guests at the Savoy last night
Judge Teal of Elco was marketei
at Gradens today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

W. X. Wilson will. represent the
local M. w. A. lodge at the state con-
vention of the order to be held in
Pueblo May 6.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

1t is understood the state highway
commission will make the appropria.
tion Saturday, April a. Charles Herr
will be on hand to look after the in
terests of this section.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Clyde Walters of Dolores was a
passenger on the Eastern this morn.
ing, bound for Pueblo.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Glaser and Master
Leonard left for Denver this morn
ing for an indefinite stay. Mr.
Glaser is making the trip on bust
ness which will require his attention
for a few weeks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Postmaster Will Hall was in from
lgnacio today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

r. S. Prewitt is in town transform
ing insurance prospects into policy
holders.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Gaop Damiltull.

@s 9ibt faum eilpas 70 Romons
tifGes unb Seltia.ies. pie ben 2es
benslauf jener orall, e als Die 3u4=
ter elaer armen e..sul~ed S4miece=
famllie oos Giqt ~ 25elt erblidte.
naGeiaanoer Sdje.i iJaniea in elmer
St1Ilter=Sa.e.pe. 80 .t-..ooea unb
QIlhe puroe. IA,ispd,g rle 0rau oes
e.igIiiGen GeIaNu.e., Ia y,eapel unb
b sed..Din el.,er StCn,gIa mar, um oann
e...d1 in o tdniretg, ZEN perbnBten
Sd..ee, an Cehen Sel.i.stlIn9 lle nit
aAeil strdf,en seuruelIei balte, i'm bits
terl.en Gleno 3u periommell emma
SDons. Die nd9 mun9erlei @ntgleis
iu..lt.. bic 6rau 6es eH9liigen Vez
ia.e,ed Samtlton in 9ieupel puroe,
lDur elm Wtdo9en. Dehen unsepObns
he,e S40nbeit aud bic blapertelen
,-eIaaner in @niSiIden periebte,
sic puroe als aufpGrtsrin in elmer
Atnlrofentneipe BON einem Wlorines
ofilSier entoedt. Der iie Derfiibrte uno
ben iie oafiir ruinierte. Damn fam
als Giebbaber ber srobe Maler Rpm>
nep an bic Reibe, aus behen Sdnoen
fie in bic oes gbepaliers @repiae
u-cr9in9. oes Neffen bes 2prbs Sas
milton. Der i'm 9llter bon Sc Sabren
emma 21ons, benz Miberfpruhe ieiz
ner 6amilie gum Srob, beirotete.
emma 2pons mar, ipie ibre 8iogras
pben perii6ern, ni9t einmal eine be-
fpnOers intenieente perion. sic mar
bon einer unbilOuns, bic alles Wlob
ii6erFieg, unb in Der llnterbnItung
BON elmer llnberfrorenbsit, bic jsbers
mann in s5ur9t unb S9reden pers
le5te. stber iie bate iid bic Guberen
Din, ieren Der Oamen Der @eIellf9aft
treffIi.9r ansesignet. sic mar iibers
baupt BON elmer anpafunssfdbisteit.
bic iie ii9 lei9t unb iiher allen
Situationen ani9miegen lieb. 60
selans es ibr bsnn aud. ii9 am Spfe
in Neapel nit alien glnItanbe au be-
baupten. So. iie mar seriiTen senus.
UNI fbIieBli1 einen 10 sebiIoeten unb
fultipierten Wlann, fpie ben 2orb
9omilton. in ibre Rebe au perftriden
uno bel Helion, benz Sieser BON 9ras
falsar, cine 2eibeni9aft gu entfeHsln.
bic bieien SriegsbeIben ale 9epif>
fensbebenten beiiesen Iieb. Oos alles
binberts fie ni9t, am gnbe ibres 2es
bens allen Sammer bes Oofeins bon
@runo auf tennen Su lernen. Da
fura nah bem 9lbleben ibres 9atten
aud ReIfon ben Selbsntob fanb. 10
mar fie ibrer 8eIfiiber beraubt. mas
our Solee bate, bab iih aud ole
Greunbe. bic fie fir SupsrlGfiis gebaIs
ten bate. f4leunigit bon ibr auriid=
sogen. Sbr Gnbe mar idmersDolI
unb trauris.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Cine gra6(t6rift.

9luf einem Sriebbofe Der meerums
raui9ten Snfsl S0br itebt elm md9-
tiger srauer Stein. in ben Elm Sesel>
f9iff in boiler Jabrt tunitpon sinse>
meiBeIt lit. Darunter ftebt folsenbss
gu leien:
oInbier ruben bic @ebeine bon
0irte &ramers, bes ipeilenb ipobfa9tz
barren tpeitinbifden &apitdns, sebos
rem ben 26. 9lusuit 1725 in 8oIs
biieum, Der in ieiuem 2ebsn nit @ott
piel geipagt. aber aud unter feiner
2eituns biel Slid sebobt. Gr tpnsete
es bonn IL. Sabre an, fein 2eben Der
pilben See ansubertrnusn, unter pies
len proben Der s0ttIiden SiiIfs, bon
1755 Bis 1852 elm Sdiff na9 Seis
len Der Welt 5u fiibren unb es iparb
cine iebe Sabrt nit Sesen setrDnt.
@r ipasete es aud auf sotHiden Winf
ii9 abipefeno au perbinben nit Der tus
senOfamen gpfe Senfen aus Nieblum.
OBJ er fie slei9 ME sefeben unb iisbs,
es selans ibm. benn er fiibrte bonn l.
gRopember 1852 fait 7 Sabre in Rube
bic SdrtIidfte gbe. Gr ipusete es
enbIi9 boffnunsspolI am 6. 9lpril
1859 iiber bos fhpar5e Meer bes
Sobes gu fpiffen unb fiebe. er fam
gliidlih biniiber unb anferte nad
elmer 44jGbrisen 2ebsnsfabrt TN
ii6ern 9afen Der felisen @pisfeit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Geurer Sd6metterGng.

Dem Rnturbiitorifden Mufeum Der
Stobt Reip Yort IN fiir5li9 elm
@dmetterlins sef6entt iporben, Der
bic ftattli9e 'Summe bpn $4,000 pers
t0rpert. Gs banbeIt fi4 nidt etpa
nm einen S6metterIins aus @olb uub
Oiomnnten, fonbern I'm etn einfa9es,
unI6einbares Sisrdsn nit srous
bIouen, geIbgetupften Sliigelu. Gs
ifammt aus Der Sierra 2eone, benz
ein5igen @e6iete Der Grbe, fpo es pprs
fommt, aber ebenfalIs nur bDdit iels
ten. 9prt bat es 0r. Sterten. Der
es Der Stabt gletp gOrt sef9enft bat,
an Der Spite einer Expedition bon
40 Menf9en nufsefu9t. 3tpei Sabre
lang bur9ftreiften bic SGger persebs
Ii9 bic DGlber, Gbenen unb Simple
bss 2anbes. pbne bos ieltene Dilb
aufautreiben. Seds Menf9en ftars
ben ouf bisI.m Selbauge, Der ieinem
Better cine auberorbentlide Summe
toitete. aber bic 9ebulb ipurbe be-
lobnt. Ginss 4benbs fentte iid elm
biinneB Seibenneb iiber bas feltene
Snfett. bas sufdIlis iuie Elm @artens
f9metterling gefansen iperben fonnte.
Die Summe BON $4,000 reprGfentiert
muir ben reinen Sammleripert. 9is
3oiten Der Expedition finb aIfo barin
niht einaerennet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Gaben ktinr Mfrpfll.

Gin petersburser 9latt eraGbIt fpIs
sfnbs @ei9i9te: Na9 Der @iienbabns
fataitropbe BEL Der Station Obrptz
i9noja Der observation-disclosures 8abn
ipurOe Ii. q. au9 iiber apei Der 2ei9en
cine Oede seIegt. WGbrenb bic linz
tsrfudunestommiiiio ben Ort Der
&ataitrOpbe beii4tiste. f6Ieppte Elm
altes Wliitter9en, oas aus bem nabe=
liegenben 9orfe berbeigebumpelt mar,
bic Osde meg. Ulan bielt bic Srau
notiirlicb an unb ipollte iie ipegen
Diebitabls perbaften. Dos pollte
aber benz alten Wliitter9sn sar ni9t
einleu9ten. .Was follsn benn bic
Soften nit elmer Osde anfangen9"
fasts +. topfidiitteInb. gtpns Gbns
Iihes TT iibrisens in Mostau f9pn
friiber einmal pafiiert, nur bob bas
mails bic Sa9e nod brsftiiher mar.
@uf bem gbitroip=Rpnd, Der Saupts
fommslftele Der Mosfauer @pibbus
ben, 3ubGIter unb 9irnen, mar elm
Wprb beriibt porben. Wan fano in
Der 9ruit Der Spten nod bas MeFer,
NIT bem Der M6rbei pie Sat began,
gen bate. Wahrenb aber ber poli.
aeipriitap bas grotofon aufnabm,
mar bos MeFer plobIid nerf9pun,
ben. Die poIi5eibeamten tparsn I9on
geneist. an Sererei gu sfauben, als
ibnen pl0blid elm perlumptes Snbibi>
bum, bas Elm bIutises MeFer In Der
Sanb bisIt. 5usefiibrt tpurbe. Der
&erl batte bas MeFer aus Der
2side berausge5ogen unb ON f9
senommen; ouf bic Srase. tparum er
bas setan babe. anttportete sr rubig:
rWas foll benn Der Sote nit benz
WeHsr onfangen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
mir ofr Bar rfift.

Gar Nifolaus fonn ieinen beriibms
ten, nit GROCER &oitbarteit ausgeifots
teten 2uruseifenbabnaus BEL feinen
Reiien ni9t immer gebrau9en, neil
mande 9esenbsn, bic er beIu6t, feline
Giien6ahnperbinbunsen baben. 4us
bisism 9runbe bebient er fi6 in neues
rer 3eit bielfa4 bes araftnosens.
Die automobile, bic Der Gar auf bies
fen Reifen beniibt, iinb nun aber bon
gans befonberer 4rt. sic aei6nen
ii9 bur9 auberseipObnli1e Mabitdbe
unb bur9 eine 4usitottuns aus, bic
lie in bic Gage febt. ben 3aren unb
feline 9esIeituns aud auf IGnseren
Reiien nit allen gaDtisen unb nit
nod ettpos mebr - au perIeben. Dem
automobil bes 3arsn islbit foIsen
namlih INNER nod stpei ipeitere
&raftpagen. Don bisisn 1T Der erite
fir bas 9efolse bes 3aren bsitimmt,
fpGbrenb Der aipeite Elm 3iidenautos
mobil iit. Die Eer untersebru9te
ssii4e 1T pOIIitdnOis stnseri9tst; iie
bat etnen Spiritusofsn, @armipaFers
bebalter. gisbebGIter. pouitdnbisss
Silbersefdirr fir spOIf perfonen;
auberbem iinb In biefem Wagen nod
elm 3elt, Elm aufammenlesbarer Sif9
unb aipOlf Stiible untersebrudt. Der
erfte Der brei ben taiferliden 2lutos
mobil3us biloenben 8raftposen tann
iiberoies In Elm bequemes S9Iafaim>
mer perlpanbelt perben. 70 bab Der
&aiier In ieinen GutomobiIreiien au9
unabbGnsis bon alien anberen rlnters
tunftsaeleaenbeiten iibernodten tonn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Si(6ouetten=auslteQung.

9is &unf Der S6eere, bic Gill
bouettenf9neiberei, foll uuf Der inters
nationalen QlusIteIluns fir 8u9ses
tperbe unb @rapbit in 2eip3ig 1914
beionbere 8ea9tune in elmer Sons
berausitelIuns erfabren. Oie 8unit
Der Silbouette ipurbe lanae 3eit niht
mebr seiibt. Die Photographic bat
iie als portrGt berbrGngt. nnb bod
iusnost iih bas Sntersfe bieler &iinits
ler Der Iusf9neibetunit ipieber gu,
bic. ipenn iie au9 als portrGttunit
ibre einitiss StslIuns nimmermebr
lpieber erringen fann, bod in anberer
Ri9tuns nod elmer Gntipidlung fGbig
1T. 9tus bieier abii9t bsraus 1T Der
plon erfpadfen. in Der 2lusifslIuns
(9ugra) Su perfu9en, etnen gebrdngs
ten 1leberbIid iiber bic sefamte ses
ididtlide @nttpidIuns Der 2luss
faneioetunit au seben. Dos Material
bafiir au bef6affen pirb febr piel
Miibe MAIDEN. Die Dffentli9en Somms
lungen perben es ni6t pollItGnbig lie>
fern f0nnen. Die 9tusfelIun9sIei>
tung muB auf bic llnteritiibuns pris
batter Sammler re9nen.. Giner Der
aIlergr5bten unter ben &iinftlern Der
S6eere mar Der Samburger pbiIipp
Otto Runbe (1777Z1S10). 8eIons
bers bod tperoen feline nit Der S6eere
sefhnittenen pflunsenitubisn geI9Gbt.
Seine &unit ii9ert ibm einen Gbren=
plob in Der SilbousttsnsSonbers
ausIte1uue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
GiSembabu Seittabrite
c.Iouar., sadapanna uns @sHsrn Sab


Sn arafi ben "a. Suui 1906
easIt&-gulSsi Srautou fir Nsp gcri
sw 9.C5. 3.2n, sos. 400. 1920, Born,
10 a. 9,25 uus 3.40 Rabmittdas. Ner
ssem gorf une pbtatsIpbid, nm 500 Born
% AZ mt 3.3s Ra1mtttaas,. Mir
Sobpbauua. sic Wd6mittaas.
W5roIidh-air 9uifaip nm is. 6.25n e.M
Mcr.tt.55 6.4Oune II .toNa6mittdas Fh'
pirsbamtcn, GImirn uni 3wifbsufaitontr urr
f(.i0 Wor. uut ( .05 Ra6m. Mir Ssnsar
e5uraeuSs uue Utica um t.f5 uni R.25 Wcr.'
f.55 Rddmtttaas Ssredc. @uraen's urf
tlHso ouo nm 6,95 wor. Iduft tSaIit 'uea'.
nsmmen Scnutnas. s6r woutreif um orc
Dacr., .O5 uuS GAO Tnbm. Rf6clieu We
spn,oSaticu, um t.0O Ta&miiidas Ptna'
bows,cu Heecut ssdttcu. um 6.t5 Ndtnittaae'
s3Ioonisbura Sibifiou-@srldhi Serarfrr
E,, Wsrtbumktrlauh um 6.35. t020 Wcr.'
f.55 uub $40 wa&m sar plymouth nm s.o'
sfa6mtitdas.
Souutdas'Sfi
e6aJt&-sar wtw Torf unt 2 O5: 3.?o
6O5 unS 1920 @praens; 3.35 une 3.A
9ddm. .,
gpSrnyt% IS aBr 9uHalu um t.ft. uuf
COZ aPcr. 4; i.55, GAO uuS ITO Na6m.
par etuabamion uue 3wti&snadttoutH, 9.'A
uub tN.t0 @prmtttdds.
satoamsburo 9ihtfinu --@frlde' s'trnrtcr
unS TO- % mur uub a.AO WaGmtttdas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Sranenebrsei,.

Sn bem betunnten 9abeorte @runb,
RegierunssbeSirt Silbesbeim, bic II.
a. bic reibTten SiIbsrsruben bes Sore
5es, eine sroBe SropfIteinb6ble unb
ein beionbers beiItrGftises Jidtenna,
belbab auflpeiit, 1T bic StelIe bes
8iirgermeiiters (besubIten pberften
fGotifden 9eamten) patant aeipprs
ben. Inter ben 8enerbern bsfinben
Td 125 MGnner mb cine 5rau. sSn
ibrem 8eperbunssf9reiben bebt iie
berOor, bob iie ole giseni9aften unb
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
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The Detroit times., 1914-06-19
DETROIT SURROUNDED BY SUMNER RESORTS
IL Gon Howo Get Therefor An Outing
Attractive Places Reached By Boat, Car Or
Automobile Invite You. Cool BreezeS
and Appetizing Menus Tempt You

attention az this homelike and enjoy
able spot
The Detroit times., 1914-06-19

Detroit is surrounded by summer
resorts and summer hotels famous
not only locally but throughout the
length and breadth OF the country as
ideal vacation spots. Cooling lake
breeZes, exhilarating boating and
bathing refreshing rides by car or
automobile, with feasts from appetiS
ing menus which include the choicest
viands In the dream OF an epicure.
and dancing 10 the strains OF sweet
est music-these are some OF the
pleasures offered by Detroit's sum
mer resorts. Or II one prefers quiet
rest in cooling shade, or angling
where real fish are caught by the
score-these enjoyments are here.
Truly. the summer resorts OF Detroit
lend much 10 making this the city
''where life is worth living"
The Detroit times., 1914-06-19
ooerrs Inn.

Located In Crosse Pointe village.
on the Jefferson car line Doerr's Inn
is much frequented by motoring par
ties
Doerr, the genial proprietor, has a
reputation for serving fine frog, fish
and chicken dinners Reservation
may be made by phone and dinner
will be ready TO serve when desired
The Detroit times., 1914-06-19

river, is a well-known place 10 sum
mer resorters and those seeking rec.
reation. It's location az the head OF
the river gives II the benefit OF the
cool breezes from Lake St Clair. The
place is well-known for its famous
fish. frog and chicken suppers, and
Wolfgang Feller. the proprietor Is
prepared TO give the best OF service
70 his friends and patrons The
Walkerville car leaving Windsor every
hour on the half-hour and Stegmeyer's
Ferry are the means OF reaching the
place.