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The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
WANTED TO KNOW THE FIGURE
Fortune Hunters Mother Was Not
Dealing in Uncertainties, II
She Could Help II.

Miss Jeanette Glider. the brilliant
critic, toyed with a pink and gold
mustache cup at the mustache cup
tea concluding the Bad Taste exhibi-
tion in New York.
The mustache cup" said Miss
Glider, holds its own. even better
than the hand-painted cuspidor. But,
after all, there is spiritual as well as
material bad taste, and a spiritual
bad taste exhibition Is now in order.
In the forefront of it I'd put the
fortune hunter Not all our fortune
hunters come from across the water.
] heard of one the other day who be-
longs to the Oldest family in Amer
lea.
But his family is very poor, and
so he and his mother have decided
that he must marry for money. They
were discussing recently. the pair OF
them. western girl.
Her fortune is large but vague,
said the mother. Besides, she is
gauche. Her feet are broad and fiat,
She has a gold front tooth. Her
French is execrable She
oh, could make something out
If her. the young fortune hunter as
serted confidently.
Yes. but how much-that's the
question, said his mother"
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
Editors Are Shown Fine Time.

Grand Haven, Mich.--A luncheon
at the Colonial cafe closed the three
days session of the West Michigan
Press club in Grand Haven and
Spring Lake Saturday. Visitors spent
the morning in dancing and surf bath.
ing at Highland Park, on Lake Mich
igan.
Thrilling motor boat races on
Spring Lake yesterday afternoon and
a big banquet at the Gildner hotel in
Grand Haven last night have kept the
newspaper men on the jump since
their arrival here Thursday night.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Live Stock, Grain and General Farm
Produce.
Live Stock.


DETROIT-Cattle: Receipts. 1856;
market Csc lower; milch cows $3@5
lower; best heavy steers, $8.25@S.5O;
best handy weight butcher steers,
$7.50@s25; mixed steers and heifers,
ST,50@S; handy light butchers, $40
7.26; best cows, $6.25@65O; butcher
cows. $5.50@5.75; common COWS. So
@5.25; Gamers, S3@425; best heavy
bulls, s6.5O@6.75; bologna bulls. $50
6.25; stock bulls, $5.5O@6' feeders.
S7.50@I75 stockers, S6.50@725;
mixers and springers, S40@65.
Veal calves-Receipts, 534 market
active; best, $1OQ1O.5O; others. $50
$50.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 40S;
market active; run very light; best
spring lambs, 5000; fair lambs, IS
as; light to common lambs, $6Q8;
yearlings, $s.25@s.4O; heavy sheep.
S4@425; fair to good sheep, $5a5.50;
culls and common, $2.50@3.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, 1882 all grades,
sS.2OQ8.25.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
AEROPLANE RAMS AN AIRSHIP
Collision $500 Feet in Air Costs Lives
Of Nine Men.

Vienna-For the first time in his
tory an aeroplane rammed an air
ship here Saturday. resulting in nine
deaths and the destruction of both
aircraft.
The great Austrian military dirigi
BILE, the Parseval, $500 feet high, was
rammed amidships by military aero
plane.
The dirigible caught fire and col
lapsed with its seven doomed occu
pants.
The aeroplane crashed to earth
killing both pilot and observer
The spectacular accident happened
above the aviation field between En-
zersdorf and Fischamend, just out
side Vienna.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25

EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1000; dry-fed grades steady; others
10@ 15c lower; choice to prime ship
ping steers, 1850 to 1900 lbs, SEQ
$50; fair to food, $8506S.85; plain
and coarse. s8.15@S.50; choice to
prime handy steers, SS.25@S.55; fair
to good, $S156S.25; light common.
S750q775; fancy yearlings, $3.50
$50; prime fat heifers, $S15@S.26:
good butcher heifers, $7.S5dS90; light
butcher heifers. S7@Z5O; best heavy
fat cows, $79725; good butcher cows
S666.75; Gamers and cutters, $4,000
5; best feeders, S75067.S5; good
feeders, $7.256750: best stockers.
S.50@775: common to good, $3.50
Z; best bulls. $7@T50; good killing
bulls, s6.5O@7; stock and medium
bulls, $5.500650; best mixers and
springers. $4,000; good mixers and
springers, s55@65; common. s3595e.
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; market 1Oc
lower; heavy and yorkers, S6.4Oq8.45;
pigs. $50.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, 5000:
market steady; best spring lambs.
Ss.50910; yearlings. sSG8.7O; wethers
s6.25@6.75; ewes, S4.50@5.50.
Calves steady; tops, $1O75 fair to
good, sS.50d9.5o; grassers, $4509
$50.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
aekino in self.AscertIon,

Abner Appledry-Jay Green amt
got no more pride and independence
about him than a rabbit!
Ashton Allred-Say he amt?
Abner Appledry-Nah! Whenever
he takes a ride on the cars he never
stamps up and down the aisles nor
stands out on the back platform, to
show everybody that he knows his
rights, but just sits still in his seat
like he was in church!-Puck.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
Lowest Bidder.

81 have come to ask for the hand Of
your daughter" announced the young
man.
Have a chair" said her father,
kindly. 81 presume you have made an
estimate Of what it will cost to keep
my daughter in the style to which she
has been accustomed?"
II have, sir"
"And your figures?"
"Ten thousand dollars a year"
I'm sorry, my boy" said the older
man, "but cannot afford to throw
away $4,000 a year. Another suitor
has figured he can do it for $4,000"
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
Osborn to Run for Governor.

Sault Ste. Marie-Chase S. Osborn,
former governor of Michigan, who re-
Gently returned after travelling abroad
for 10 months, Friday announced him.
self candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor of Michigan.
The announcement contained mum.
ber of reasons for the action.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
Tobacco Spray Destroys Grape Insect.

known as the leafhopper that has SER
iously menaced the vineyards of Ohio
and Michigan may be controlled by
the use of tobacco spray. accord
ing to the scientists of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. The time for
the application of this spray is dur
ing the last few days in June or very
early in July. Successful control of
the insect depends on thoroughly wet.
ting all parts OF the under side Of the
infested leaves with the spray liquid.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
Job a Secondary Consideration.

Brother Observation-Disclosures yo'
woodshed for two dollahs, sab?
The Colonel have no woodshed.
Brother Scuse me, boss,
but it don't make no diffunce to me
whudder yo al isn't got no woodshed
or not. It's de money Is lookin out
for
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
Mental Arithmetic.

Teacher-Tommy, if l spend one
third of a certain sum of money, and
SO represents five,sixths of the re-
mander, what did ! have?"
Tommy-The jimjams.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
This Language Of Ours.

WAS the rumor contirmed?"
No. A careful investigation of the
report proved it to be a confirmed
rumor."
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25

One profession at which it is abso-
lutely necessary to begin at the foot
is that of a chiropodist.
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
Well Kept.

Il wonder how it is that GoodfelloV
keeps his friends so long?"
He doesn't wear them out
The Yale expositor., 1914-06-25
INTERNATIONAL
SUNDEXSOIOOL
LESSON
CBy Z. O. SELLERS. Director of Evening
Department, The Moody Bible Institute.
Chicago)
LESSON FOR JUNE 20
REVIEW.

READING LESSON oNLY-Heb. 4:14-
$40
GOLDEN TEXT-"The Son OF man Ia
come to seek and to save that which was
lost" Luke 1870
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05
Sranenebrgei,.

sSn bem beiannten 8abeorte @runb,
Reeierunssbeairt Silbesbeim, bic u.
q. bic rei9iten Silbersruben bes Sars
Ses. eine sroBe SropfiteinbDble unb
Elm Defenders beiItrdftiges 5i9tenna>
beIbao ouflpeift. 1T bic Stelle bes
8iirgermeiiters (be5ublten oberiten
itdbtifden 8eamten) pafant gepors
ben. Inter ben 8eperbern befinben
iih 125 MGnner uno cine Srau. Sn
ibrem 8eiperbungsIhreiben bebt iie
berpor, bab iie ole @igenfdaften unb
&snntniFe fir bos gtmt beiibe, benn
fie fei nit fdmtliden 3tpeigen Der
Sommunalberlpoltune pertraut unb
babe aud iuriffif6e 8orbiIbuna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05

- Der 26 Sabre alte Dilliam alein.
burg BON Oliue Strase purbe leste
yiadt oils Elm Shbneroisb on 8rOaowap
otnsfeit ssmadt.
= Die Scrautonl @aS uub BaHer
@ompanie mirb I'm fommenben Sriib'
ling $4,000 Sdume entlans ibrer Dai'
ierjufubr ausiesen.
= DaS ct. @lOuo Sotel on Der @de
uon g8pomins glusnue uuo Sinoen
Strase fol- bsbsutsno usrsr0Bert uno
,u einsm sritilailissn @ailbaus umse>
lpanbelt meroen.
- Serr Tsinharot 6. Sd0nfelo bon
Sranflin auenue reifte am SoHntas
nan Jisp Yorf. mo- er einen ipe,iellen
Surius In elmer befannlen @iubaliamirs
uns Sdule uebmen wiro.
= Dus ct. sufe's Sirdeneisentbum
on 0pOminp slusnue 1T ni6t gum Der
fauf ansebotsu moroen, trosoem Dor
einisen Gasen perluutete, oaB Wigsr
Dauioow oafiir unterbauole.
= Better Slenif, tpslher nnseblid
uerlest muroe. als er on Der @de uou
aib Stra6e uno Quincg apenus einen
Strassnbabnwasan uerlieB. itrensts am
Oienitas sssen Die Scrauton Rallwap
@ompanie cine alass fiir $40, 900 @nt.
i6aoisung on.
= 9ileosrseidlasen, neil er feline
slnitelluns erbaItsn fOnnte. madte Der
2S Sabre alte @barles Sarssnt BON
&rsBler Court am Dienitas Jtadmit,
tag einsn Sslbitmoroueriud, inbem er
iit in Der 5rau 5lannerp Wobnuns an
SSgomins ausuue nit sinem Ralir.
meiier Die aeble ourdidnsiosu poate.
Obi9ou feline YsrIesuus sefabrli6 lift,
srwartst man I'M Staat 9oipital feline
@eneiuus.
WiIliam 8. Stsaue, wsldsr am
Ufoutas BON Wtapor Sermpn obne
msitsrss ais Superintendent Der Dipi.
iiOn uOn iSeusralarm Sisualsn sntlaI.
len murOs, bat Dienltas ben ssriat.
lidsn antras itsllen luisu. ben Dfapor
3u 3minssn, ibn nod als Supsrintsus
bent an3usrteuueH. 9ia6Osm Oas Sc.
ridt 9sitsrn ben Wtapor ansewisieu
bate, yleaue oils eiHeu slnseitsllten Der
Staot auSuerfenHsu, rsi6ts 9isuuelisins
&eiisnation stn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05
Gin Sper6ermagen.

Wenn man BON einem Wfenf4en
Toat, er efe tpie elm @pgel, 70 meint
man setpDbnIi9 bauit. er efe ipenig.
gi9ts tann pertebrter fein, otnn bic
8Dgel eFen, i'm @srbdltnis gu ibrer
9r0bc gan5 auberorbentli9 bel. Sn
benz &ropie zines Sperbers fanben iia
bic gtefte bon 70 &aupen, "a &Gfern,
elmer Telbmaus uno einem 8lutegel.
9os mar ober iiher nur cine lei9te
Mablseit fir ben @ogel. Der Spers
ber, Der ii9 bauptId9li9 bon Mduien
nGbrt, Ioq in sinem Wtonat bis gu
1000 Stiid bopon pertilgen. Weiter
beri6tet hlan Don elmer geoGbmten
SteineuIe, bic bintereinanOer iieben
MduIe perI9lans. Drei StunbtH
fpGter bate lie fbon pieber Sunger
unb peraebrte nod ipeitere 9rauden.
Das meiIte I9eint aber oas &ottebls
den in bieler 8sSisbuns Ieiiten gu tOns
men. Wlan bat eiuen bieIer aierli9en
@Dsel an sinem Sage aesentpiirmer
BON i'm @anSen Id SUB 9dnse pers
fpeifen isben, obne bab ii9 bas @es
ipibt bes @ogels mertlih bobur9 Derz
mebrt bate. Dieie Wiirmer tpiirben
suiammsn 80 Gramm sepogen boben.
pdbrenb ibr ileiner Wi0rber fefbit
taum bic SGIfte tpoa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05
StnDt nnD Gonntp.

= Or. Soiepb 3. Ooea. Paitor Der
3weiten Presbpteriidcn @emsinbe unb
aud in lestsr Seit 8feoafteur Der Eri'
bune.Hspublican uno Trutb, bat rslis.
nirt unO wirO iid fir cine 3eitIuns Der
@rboluns wibmeu.
= Ssute sbsuo finOst in Der 9ieoer.
franz Salle Der idbrlide Wtasfenball
oes Damenusreins r@iAentran3" itatt,
gu welhem Der @intritt auf 25 Gents
@ PsrlOu anselest wOroen lit. Das
Somite bat fir CUTE Wtuiit unb @r.
friidunseu Gorge setrasen uno ben
Bsiudsru itsbt Elm perSniister absnb in
ausiiht.
= Otadbem leinerSeit Srau 8. 9.
Sobuion. bic SBittme bes usrltorbsnen
WiilliOudrs 3. 9. SObuiOn iid bsreit
erfldrte, Die 8eoin9unssn ieines 2eita.
ments anSunebmen, wollts iie ipdtsr Die
Nnnabme riiGsdn9is MAIDEN uno appel
lirte an oas sBaiieu9sridt. gtnn bot
aber Rtater Sanoo am Srsitas ent.
idieSen, ouB iie iOl6es nidt tbun t0n.
ne, nuo oieie @ntiheibuns LIT inloiern
uon Widtisteit. oaB iis ii6srt bic Sanb.
fsrtisfeits Sdule fir bic Staot uno bie
BON 9obuion semabtsn Ysrmd6tnilie
blsiben aud itebsn.
= Die Union Bauldrsiusr Der Stabt
lino oariiber auf9ebradt, neil OIL benz
BiuDA Sunoap Gabernaiel, nit oelien
@rridtuns man lufanSs lsster Boae
anfinS, unsebli6 Oddtunion Sauidrsi'
nsr anseitellt iino, aud seialli es ibnen
uiat, OnB usridisoens @eiitlids uno
@elhGitsleute on bem Sau mitbslfen.
sic betradtsn eS alS cine llngsrehti9.
felt, olB Auoeren bic glrbeit iibsrtraseu
piro, mdbreub iie obne Bsidditisuue
iiub. gilbert .. Sill, porreileuosi
Aseut BON Sunbap. beseidnte Die Nor
seluosn als !. Bar Room Sums", msl6l
nur beige &uft abidisBsu. wdbreno .
@. Suapp, @sihdftsaseut Der Union sr
fldrts. oaB OurA oas Sorseben Del
glrbsitern bas Broo aus bsm Wfuuo
ssnommen pirb. DIE anselssenbsi
wuros ipatsr oaourd ssidlidtst, incsu
Der aontrattor, weldsr ben Bau Il
pdnOsu bat. ueriprud, bas in 3ufuui
uur Union 9auidrsiner on osmielbs
anssltsllt meroen miirosu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05
staStfaHe eittle aod's leer.

DaB Probibition nidt probibirt, baB
i'm @esentbeil rubis peitsr sstruntsn
wiro, nur nit bem unteridisos, oas
itatt bes seieslid resulirten uno fon.
trollirten Spirituoisnbaubsls Der Ser.
trieb uOn 9ol,alfobol unb ionitis em
5uiel flOrirt, bafiir lit 9ittls Rod i'm
Staate glrfanias Elm Beweis.
Seit oem 1. Sanuar 1T bort allies
ssi9loiien, mas mad sBiribi6aft ooer
SpIrituoien'@sidait ausliebt. Eros'
Dem mebrsn iid Die 5due uon Erunten'
belt. Sosar ON Sonutas weroeu
uiehiid bstrunfene Yerioneu in ben
StraBen ansetroffen, uno fiirSll1 itarb
cine oerielbsH, Elm iunser Wtauu uon 2I
Sabren. on afuter AlfObol'8ersiituns
SOlaIiSe liSeuiirte s8irtbitaftsn i'm
Staate uorbanoen waren, famsn feiue
Sdlle pon afuter alfobol. .Ysrsiftung
Dor. oOer bod sewiB ui9t in Ysrbinb'
ung nit ibnen.
Der ausfal Der Sdanflisensssloer
madt iid isst idou in unansenebmiter
SHsIie fiblbar. Die Poliiei, Die 5eusr'
wsbr. ia losar bas sebrsrperiOnal Der
0ffeutlibsn Sdulen in Nittle Tod iol.
len reouSirt wsrosn, ba es on ben nOtbi.
gen @tloern feblt. nm lie Su beiOloeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05

- 9fa6 einem offijiellen Senins FUR
oas am 81. Sauuar enoenoe Sabr bal
bic SCRANTON Dio,Oie iiber 2Ts.00O
3atbolifsn. uou mslden iid 10000 in
Scrauton bsfiuoen.
= 9aut oem gorauidlas, melde Der
County @ontrolleur am Srsttas ben
@ountp 3ommiiiaren unterbreitete, lper'
ben far bus lauienos Subr $457 $50
notbis iein, um bic auslasen 3u
oedsn.
= Ole 2adamanna @iisnbabn @om'
panic, fpslds nit Der orabtloien Tele'
graphic 10 erfolsreif mar, piro nun
aud nit osm orabtloien Eelepbon Ser
iuds MAIDEN uno es einfiibren, weng es
lid bswdbrt.
= Yiidof Soban. Die Pfarrer 8. 8.
9auoop uuo 5. 8. Wtc@udiu uno Der
Ssrausseber s. s, spuett BON Der
scranton Times", fsbrteu Sreitas
Jia6mittas uon einem Oreiw06sntli9en
slufsntbalt in Banana 3uriif.
= Die Scranton @aS uuo Balier
Gompanie wiro udhites 5rabiabr an
iansen, nm DuumOre. Gbroop uno
Slppbant nit elmer bsiieren 0ahsrSu'
iubr su uerlorsen. mas etlpa 100, 900
Dollars fOlten uuo spiihen pier uno
fiini Dteilsn neue RObren erforosrn
miro.
- Diteftor Der 6fentlihen Cider
belt Derbp benuhrihtigte am Oienitas
bic @nsrosbdnolsr an Der unteren Sada'
wauna auenus. ouB iis mad benz 1.
spril basu ieben miiiisu, caB bic Sci
tenpese Dor ibren @eiddftspldsen uon
gBaaren frsi ssbalten peroen miiiisn,
oa piele Slassn iiber bic Blodirung ein'
selaufen iino.
= S9erifi Ben. 9. Ybillips er'
bielt an Wtontas bic Senahri6tisun8,
oa6 sr MIR Sc, 600 als idbrlihes Salair
erbalten wiiroe, trosoem iein Sor'
sdnser Sc. 500 5os. Der ShsriIf mill
lif oiss sbenio penis sefallsn lallsn,
uie Die aoutrolls oes @efdnsuiiies iei'
tens Der @eiausuiB gsboros, uuo bot
i'm Siuu. an bas Seridt Su appellirsn.
- Dem Stur Gbsatsr lit am 8rsi'
tag fiir Elm Sabr cine Nijens bsmilltst
worosn. Sin 3omits Der puitoren Ser
einigung mobnte am Wtoutag Der @r'
Difnuna bes Tbeaters bel uno oa nah
osIien anli6t ole Yoritelluns nibt an'
ltdnois lit, 10 bstlaste man iih bel osul
Director Der 6ffentliAen Sibsrbeit
Derbp, Der aber nibt seneiSt ideint,
stmas 5u tbuu, bis ibm beitimnt be-
pieisu rporosn lit, oaB bic Sorlfellun9sn
wirtli1 sesen ben anltano perltoBsn.
- Sn Der Oonnsrltas glbsno ubse'
buItsusnS Sabresueriammluus Oss Sfrau'
ton 9isosrtrau, wuroen Die folssuoer
8OritanOsmitslieber fir oas laufsno'
Sabr srwdblt; Snopis 3. Stipp
2ouis s. Stebsdsr. @rnit 9loOr. Sobl
: Sruuner, 8ittor VI. 0eu5sl, @arl &O
btnion, Wiliam 8. S6euer, Souii
{ @onrab unb Slsbert Deuiel. Jla6 be-
f. Seriammluns Orsaniiirte iia bic Ss
. bSros bur6 Die @rwdbluus Der folssn
I ben Ssamten: Rrdiioent, Subwis 3
c Stipp; YiSe Prdiioent, Souis 8. Sis
t bedsr (; SiuanB Ssfretdr, SiftOr v
Il 8enssl /; Protof. uno 9orr. Setrstdr
II SObu 8ruunsr; Sdasmeiiter, @al
/ RObinion. Serr Stipp tritt NIT BIZ
n fem Sabr isinen uisrtsn Germin al
Prdlieent bes HereiuS on.
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gniftetfuns fnben.

aniftellnns ftnosn. I
# Der 9ieftor, iopie bic Dsidue
unb Profeiioren Der Serliasr llutusrs
iitat ueriummslten ii& leste Bo&e am
@rabe Sobann @ottlieb 5idtes su si.
ner @ebentfsier anldslitb bes buuoerta
itsn Eooestases oes BbilOiOpben uno
Patrioteu. Der nambafte Pbiloiopb
Der Derlinsr lluiusriitdt, Rrof. sllOts
Sfisbl, bielt Die @sosnfreOe, in wsIdsr
er Die BeOeutuug 5idtes padeno ber'
oorbob.
# @ine bemerfensmertbe gntwort
bat laIt tslesrapbilder Wtelonng aus
Wtiinden. a0uis Yuowis uOn Sapern
siner slboronuus uon Dameh oes
bobsn aoels seseben. Die ibm Elm @r'
iuden untrrbesitete. Die Damen baten
ben Wtonar@en oarum, oaB er bas Pro'
teftorat iibsr >sliple fur fraufe Gbere
iibernsbmen m0se. Der SfOnig iagte
in lsinsr Grpioeruns I'M weientliden:
raraufe Tbiere tDotst man, franfen
Wteni6sn bilft mon. @enoet bas @elo
Iisbsr Ntsuidsn gu, anitatt aassH,
Sunoen uno Pisroen. 8erberSist msins
8orts. ounu weroet Sbr wobltbdtts
mirfen !"
# SIN SOfe bes @sfdusnifes pott
0iatibor i'm idlsiiiden 8esierunSsbs'
sirf Sppslu 1T Die Wi0roeriu Sauline
3immsr binssridtst wOrben. Sis wnr'
be ieiuer 3sit i'm Sdwurseridt iaulOig
bsfunoru, ibre Stisfmutter, bic 5rau
oes 8ersmannes 2ubasfa, uno ben
eissnsn @atten ermorost su bubsn.
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uriidaeaeben

Cine Glters aimperlide Sunsfran
lpirb BON einem isbr iungen Serrn
b5fli6tsitsbaIbsr gum Sans aufsefors
bert.
sic: rDante, ib tango nidt NIT
70 iungen 9erren"
Sunger Mann: nSie entf6ulbigen,
ib meinte es gut, benn i'd bin etn
Sreunb bon - glltertiimern."
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anf bemt glasfenban.

Nnf oer @allerte
SIN bem Spernbaus.
SaB elm iuuses Wfdodsn
Sui gar reissno aus.
Roienrotbe Seibe,
Sbreu Seib umipaunt,
S6marssr 9Odsn 5iile
Ntadt fie intereHant.
Durd DIE Maste lsudteu
sIusen. ounfelblau.
S8ie 3pei bliib'ube Veilben
Ssriid I'm Mor9entbau.
Sn ben sOlo'nen Spansen
3arte arms rubin
limb Die feineu 5iiBAen
Su ben atlaSi6ub'n.
Seine ano're itrablet
90 In @lesan3,
Sd6nsr feline 8lume
Sn oem DamenfranI.
gBie I'M Eraum uerloren
2ebut lie on Der Wanb,
SBo Elm iunser SAwabe
Stia bemunoerno ftano.
.SOlbe llubefannte !"
Spriat er euolid fein:
r3ann ih meine Dienite,
Dir mein Ssbeu, petb'u p
D'rauf pom 9enen's Wiunoe
ESnt bic Wtelooie:
.Sol mir mas su fanfa,
8 bab Duridt pie'n Yieb!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05
SemrD SOrsl's
Mcifaltr0mt,
2t3 genn 9lbe., Scranton, ga.

auea ben bsifsn @ttr6nfsn uns Gienutn
rrbsu aud bic In elmer ppTsheIitsn bsuti&tn
aH&t jubntitttsn Sptiisn nuf 8frIaussn fer
piri. unb ,tpar ,u itbr mdetasu preiItn.
Raufmnnns Rittasslun& i6lIih 20 &tnis.
Stetn Samffae Absub parmtr eunG -S&psi
IhShtI, Beef Ia Mcps, SaIsnpftTtr, etc., nit
Gaunfraut obtr adriOHtiaIat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05

- Das .Bo&enblatt~ eatbdIi ben
beRen 2oiaIsB Beri&t xns ale tenaises
Rsaislsitsa bon Snteseae. -shs ea.0o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05

T Sin srauiiser 5uno, binter wel'
DIEM lid 3meifelos Elm Ysrbreden birst,
lit auf osm Poitamt in, 6ranffurt q.
VI. ssmudt wOrOeH. sluf anoronung
Der bortisen POitoireftiOu wuroe Elm
gadst ssOffuet. Dsldss BON 5runffurt
uor fhuf WOdsn an 9sinriG @ramer
In Berlin bubnpOitlaserno aufsessben.
onielbit ni6t abssbolt morosn uno oes'
balb unbsitellbar Snriiosesansen mar.
Das Rudst entbislt bic 'itari uerwsfts
9siHe sinss Sinbes. Die Bolijei bat
unssidumt cine itrenss rlntsriu&uus
sinsslsitst. nm Osm YbisnOsr auf bic
Spur ju fommen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24
EIGHT OPINIONS
Are Handed Down by TIE SUI
preme Court of This State
in Appeal Cases.

CHARLESTON. Sept. 24-The SUI
preme court has handed down eight
opinions in one of which was the re-
fusa1 of the court to grant new trial
in the case of E. Graham Wilson, the
Jefferson county farmer sentenced to
twelve years for rape. The cases de-
cided were: State VS.. Wilson, from
Jefferson county, affirmed; Velock
vs. Hufford. justice writ awarded;
Lowry VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. from Jefferson coun-
ty, afirmed; Huden VS.. Southern Ex-
press Company, mandamus denied ;
Gave VS.. Limestone Company from
Jefferson county, affirmed; State vs..
Gunnoe. from Kanawha county: af-
f1rmed. Judge Robinson handed down
his dissenting opinion in the regis
trar case. The majority opinion was
handed down week ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24
VIRGINIA DRY
Statewide Prohibition is Car
ried by a Majority of More
Than SO, 600.

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 24-While
complete returns from the statewide
prohibition election are lacking, hE-
ues already received show that the
voters had placed Virginia in the
dry" column by a majority OF BE-
The victory OF the "drys" viii be
considerably increased when returns
from counties which are yet to be
heard from are received. Complete
returns from all the cities and forty
four of the 100 counties and scatter
ing returns from other counties show
a total vote of 122.071. This was oil
vided as follows: Drys. 17,453;
local optionists, 1858.
A feature of the election was that
the cities of Richmond, Norfolk. Al
exandria and Williamsburg were the
only ones returning majorities for
local option.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24
DISPUTE
Arises Over Special Election for
Water Works Bonds Held
at NorthvieW.

At a special election held Tuesday
at Northview on a proposal to issue
bonds to the amount of $21,500 for
water works improvements, as votes
were cast for the measure and AZ
against 1t, which would indicate that
the measure had carried by majority
of 4 As votes above the required three
1t is contended by some citizens,
however, that as eleven ballots that had
been marked for or against the levy
but not for or against the proposition,
were counted by the. commissioners.
the result should have been different.
1t is likely that a recount will be made
in order to settle the dispute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24
DEEDS
In the Office of the County
Clerk Here to BE Re-
corded by Him

Josephine Dye to John Moss and
John Gallo, lots. Riverside.
Daniel H. Moore ct al to BENJAMIN
F. Heldreth. 80 acres, Eagle district.
Ira NJ. Harbert to Gordon and Lucy
Harbert, 1 lot. Sardis district.
Franz Dillon to NJ A. Lambert, 2
lots, Wallace.
Elk Creek Development Company
to ]. E. Moss, z lots. Stonewall Park
Stealey Realty Company to A. M. RI
denour, / lot. near Stealey Heights:
Camden Sommers to Edward "
Cornell, lot, Locust street. city.
c. R. Mcdonald to Sarah e. Mich
olson, 2 lots, Bridgeport.
Thompson H. Williams to Laura
A. Taylor. L lot. Colonial Heights.
Union Land Company to Howard
C. Sisk. 1 lot, Union Heights.
Howard C. Sisk to Sooesca Bell. 1
lot. Union Heights.
L. G. Kenney to Upton Sidebot-
tom. 2 lots, Clark district.
Clarence P. Stout to James n.
Hess ct al. lot. ShinnstIl.
NJ. McClung to Josephine A. Dye,
lot Riverside.