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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
Rohrback's Fee Reduced.

The 81. 500 attorneys fee charged by
Jacob Rohrback for his services as attor-
ney for the executors in the estate of
Mrs. Margaret E. s. Hood, was reduced
to $500 by the decision Of the Orphans
Court few days ago. The court had
prepared written opinion, setting forth
the reasons for the decision, and init.
mating that it was not good practice for
an executor OF an estate to also act as an
attorney.
Mr.. Rohrback. when asked recently
whether he would appeal on the case, de-
clared that he had given the matter no
thought at all. He stated that thai was
question to be decided later on. He
intimated that he did not consider the
outcome entirely defeat.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
Detectives to Watch Cemetery

In determined effort to put an end to
the depredations or capture the vandals
or thieves, who for some time past have
been devastating the property in Mount
Olivet cemetery, the management has
secured the services of private detectives
to keep watch day and night in the GEM
etery. A number of times the keeper of
the cemetery has noticed that flowers
have been stolen from the graves. In
one case, it is said, large bunch of flow
ers was stolen few hours after the fun
eral services were held at the grave
Besides the theft of flowers, large flower
pots, etc, are reported to have been
smashed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
New Midway News.

Miss Lulu R. Arnold, of Rocky Hill.
spent Friday evening with her cousin,
Mrs. Clara NJ. Moser, of this place.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clareace R. Moser, of this place.
were Mr.. Clarence c. Pittenger, Charles
and Elmer Martin, of Logs Station, and
Miss Nellie Richardson and sisters and
brothers, of LeGore.
Miss Ada B. Pittenger, OF Loy's Sta.
ton, spent last week with her cousins,
the Misses Lulu and Bessie Arnold, of
Rocky Hill.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence R. Moser, and
Mr.. Harvey M. Pittenger, of this place,
and Miss Ada S PIttenger, of Loy's Sta.
ton, spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pinckney Richardson and family, of
IeGore.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
Road Meeting Held.

County Commissioner ]. Stewart An
nan was the chairman of road meeting
held at Emmitsburg on Saturday, for the
purpose of presenting the desires of citi-
zens along the road from Emmitsburg to
Taneytown to have that road made into
a State highway. Chairman Amman was
instructed to have meeting at Pine
Hill. about midway between Emmitsburg
and Taneytown on next Saturday, at
which time it is planned to name the
committee to go before the Good Roads
Commission and present formal request
for the road
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
Potatoes Should Be
Making Thrifty Growth
Timely Cultivation VIII XIII Weeds
While Spraying Will Prevent
Disease.
T. H. WHITE.
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.

If potato seed is covered with a
pillow, the land will be left in rigid
condition. A week or two after plant
ing, these ridges should be levelled
down with board or clod crusher-
Just as the plants appear smoothing
harrow should be used to level the
ground and kill the weeds. Very often,
especially In late crops, it is not neces1
sary to do any hand heeing if this
narrowing is thorough. Cultivation
can be done with an ordinary five
shoveled cultivator. Small shovels
can be used the first time, stirring the
soil deeply. At the last cultivation a
broad shovel behind will work about
the right amount of earth up to the
hills.
Spraying to keep off diseases and
insects is an important part of potato
growing. For insects and diseases af-
fecting the tops Bordeaux Mixture
with either Paris Green OF Bordeaux
Is mostly used. To make Bordeaux
Mixture dissolve five pounds of cop
per sulphate in twenty-five gallons Of
water, slake also five pounds of good
stone lime in the same amount of
water Pour both together into the
spray barrel. To this may be added
eight ounces Of Paris Green or three
pounds of Arsenate of Lead which will
kill the insects.
The spraying should be done thor
ughly every ten days until the vines
begin to mature. When the spraying
is done mechanically the machine
should, If necessary, be driven over
the patch several times, or until all
the foliage is protected with coating
of spray material.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
Mr.. Gardner Named Superin.
tendent.

Mr.. Clinton Gardner, for the past year
the assistant superintendent of the Buck
ingham Industrial School. of Buckeyes
town, this county, has been named by
the Board of Directors Of that institution
as superintendent to begin his duties i'm
mediately. Mr.. Gardner succeeds the
late Jesse H. Routson, who for nearly
IS years was in charge OF that institution.
Mr.. Gardner is native of New York.
and as assistant superintendent at Buck
ingham he has been most successful and
his friends predict that as superintendent
he will be even more successful.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
Turnpike Company Elects Of
f1cers.

At meeting OF the Frederick and
O'possumtown Turnpike Company held
at the Court House, on Monday morn
ing. May 4th, the following directors
were elected: Judge John c. Motter,
D. Casper Ramsburg, William H. Rams
burg, William c. Neidig and Elroy
Roelkey. The board organized by
electing former Judge John C. Motter,
president; William H. Ramsburg, secre-
tary, and D. Casper Ramsburg, treas
urer and general manager.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08

Commercial and financial circles in
Constantinople are actively preparing for
general industrial revival. The bust
ness public is confident of Turkeys fu-
ture, and pronounced hopefulness pre-
walls because Of the placing of the $780,
600, 600 Ottoman loan iii France. Tur-
key, as well as Greece and the Balkans.
since the late war, presents innumerable
opportunities.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
TAKING A BATH IN THE DIRT.
ROY H. WAITE,
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.

busting flock of hens by hand to
get rid of lice is laborious and tedi
Gus task and is none too efficient I'm.
less carefully done. Dig up little
patch of ground about four feet
square in front Of your poultry house
and let your hens dust themselves
They will enjoy the work very much
and probably will do much better
job than you can do.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
Mr.. Croft Deputy sachem.

Great Sachem Jacob Stump, of the
Improved Order of Red Men, of Balti-
more, has appointed Mr.. Charles B.
Croft. of Chippewa Tribe, No. 10, this
city, as Deputy Great Sachem to Tribes
No. 10, this city, No. 43, of Catoctin,
No. I39 of Woodsboro, No. 14S, OF
Brunswick, and No. 1853, of Union
Bridge. He will serve for term of one
year.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
Election Supervisors organize

Having qualified, the recent appointed
Board of Election Supervisors, return
ed to their office and organized by elect
ing Garrett S. DeGrange, president;
VIM. B. James, vice president; ]. F.
Eisenhauer, secretary, and Claggett F.
Remsburg, clerk. The question of general
registration was discussed at some length,
after which the board adjourned subject
to the call of the president.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08

You will receive a certificate show
ing the amount of work done in the
summer school. This certificate en-
titles you to due credit for College
work done, and to credit on your teach
ers certificate.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08

Enough bananas were imported into the
United States last year to furnish Feelings
sufficient to give the people one hundred
slides per capita.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-05-08
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS
Real ESTATE .Transfers.

Real Estate transfers.
John NJ Miller and wife to Ella E. M.
Cannon, property in county, $40, etc.
r. M. Neighbors and wife to John H.
Linton, real estate in county, SIS.
Clara V. Koogle ct al. to Tabitha o.
Beachley, real estate in county, $40.
George A. Dean and wife to David "
Stouffer ct al, real estate in city, $40,
etc.
John W. Miller and wife to Ross L.
Wenner and wife, real estate in county,
$Io, etc.
Oliver A. Homer to Anna E. Horner,
real estate in county, $1,000, and other
considerations.
Anna E. Homer to Andrew Amman
Homer, real estate IN county, 81. 600, and
other considerations.
Laura V. Shlplev and husband to
Clarence Z. Mulinix and wife, real es-
tate in county, $1,000, and other consid-
erati6ns.
Robert T. Danner and vile to Lewis
c. Hooper and wife, real estate in
city, $40, and other considerations.
Wesley Baltzell and wife to Julia Ann
r. Barrick. real estate IN county, 81,
and other considerations.
Simon P. Baltzell and wife 10 Julia Ann
K. Barrick, real estate in county, 81,
and other considerations.
John d. Conard, IT., Sheriff. 10 Joseph
c. Roberts, real estate in county, $500.
Marriage Licenses.
Francis Marion Riddlemoser more
than II, and Mary Regina Sheets, 10.
both Of Frederick.
Winfield II. Vile, 80, Of Mount Alto,
Pa, and Anila May Albright, SO, OF
Brunswick.
Cary J. Wade, 49, and Della May
Hackey, Io, both colored. OF Urbana.
Chester Philips, rs, and Berthe May
Snooks, 20, both of Brunswick.
John ID. Long, ~, and Gladdus M.
Glass, both of Unionville.
Erwin NJ. Loose, 26. of York, Pa, and
Hazel K. Mackley, ~, Of Thurmont.
Grover c. Rose. III, Of Sandy Hook,
and Mabel Groub, 20, of Lovettsville,
Virginia
Mifordi Calhoun, n, Of Juniata, Pa,
and Elsie L. Streight. 20, of Brunswick.
Jacob Lester Scheib, 80, OF Baltimore,
and Tabitha Witten Beam, "a, of En-
mitsburg.
Orphans Court.
Courts order to sell real estate, per-
sonal property, stocks and bonds, and
current money in the estate OF Melville
E. Doll, deceased.
Letters OF administration on the estate
of Catherine c. Grove, granted to Sarah
A. Grove.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Levi T. Lewis, deceased, granted to
Carlton T. Lewis.
INVENTORIES of personal property, stocks
and bonds and current money in the es
tate OF Jacob M. Birely, deceased, filed
First and final account of Ella b. New
conner, Administrative of VIM. H. New
conner, deceased, filed and distribution
made.
First and final account Of John II.
Ohler, surviving executor of David
Ohler, deceased, filed and distribution
made.
Courts order to sell personal property
in the estate of Mary E. Ehrehart de-
ceased.
Report OF sales of the personal property
OF Isaac L. Nusbaum, deceased, filed.
Inventories of debts due and current
money in the estate of Catherine c.
Grove, deceased, filed.
Ratification of the sales of the real es.
tate of VIM. F. Mercer, deceased.
Report of sales of personal property in
the estate of John H. Lakin, deceased,
filed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
staOt nnO Gonutb.

- Die Ehatints, bn6, Die Steuerab.
ihGeunsen fir Soblenldnoereisn rebu.
;irt Iino,. ,.piro 3ur SoIselbabsn, baB 6ie
@runbbsiiser Der Stabt uno oes @ouns
ties cine b0bere SountDiteuer be3abteu
miiHen, uno 3mar SO @eutS baS Eaif
ienb in Der abiddsuns.
- @sorge gS. Datfins BON Setter.
ion Gusnus. nsl6er Dor Sabresfrift nit
mebrersn ieiner anseitellten 3u Dalton
uerlest uuroe, als iein automobil pOn
einsm 9iortbern electric Dabnma9en
setrOHen muroe. itrengte am Donners'
ta9 9t9en Die ScrantOn uno Bingham
ton Traction @ompanie cine Slage fur
$25, 900 @utidaoisuus an.
- Die 2ebrerin Diabel Wt. Rafter
BON Der $40. A S1ule, nelde Dor
msbreren Wionaten In ytorb Scranton
BON bem GutomobiG beS 3outraftors
Sobn s. RsiS uon DidIou @itp sstrof.
fen unb uerlest nurSe, bat an Dons
nerita9 ge9en ben @enannten cine 9lage
fur $4,000 @utihaoisuns eintra9en
laHen.
- Der allbefannte Sutbdnolsr unb
SerrenauSftuffirsr, Ssrr 8ouis @onrab,
bot oas fribere 9ebauoe Der Scranton
Sauinss Banf an 0poming Gpenuc
seniietbet uno iobalb oaHelbe palsnb
eiuseriatst 1T, wiro er iein @ei1dfi
bOrtbin uerleseu feline sssenwartigs
Gage on yadamanna apsnus fpiro er
bis gum 1. Gpril beibebulteu, mann lsiu
Wtietbsfontraft baiiir erliidt.
- S6sriff 8sn 9. Pbilips 1T 10.
melt In ieiusn Beitrebnnsen, Ssontrcll,
beS @Ountp @efdnsnilies ju erlangen
erfolsreih sepeien, beun am Sreital
eutiGieb oas @eridt, bas Sas biesbe
| ,isliae 9eies nt9t seissli9 isi uno bel
BON Der @ef1nenisbeb0roe ernannt
War6en S8illiam 8. Ebomas miro 40
sleih iummarii6 ieines Gmtes entbo
ben. Die Beb6rbe ipirb isbot ben Sol
an bas Supreme @sriht jur enbgiilti
gen @nti9eicisuns uppelliren.
Us. 9. 8albmin, Bsrpalter be
Summit Suno @ompanie, bsri6tsts on
Oonnsritas 9tahmtttas bsm Diltrift
auwalt Wtarep, oaB Elm i'm Bau begrif
fenes Wobnbaus In yanSbomne Yarf
Starts Summit, frhb am sleidel
Wforeen bDnamitirt uuo bann burt
Seuer SerltUrt muroe, nit einem Serlui
BON etma 5000. 2Barum bic Tba
srfOlste, 1T uiHt befannt. @ine fpdte
pom @ouutb Deteitip Rinslanb porss
nommeue untsriu9uus ersab, oaB G
lih ni4t um 8ranbftiftrnS banosll
ionbsru baB Selbfteutjinouus bic III
fade oes Branoes mar. -.
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Fallen surd wfsrbsrhanb.

@r3bsrsos Srunj SerSinano, Der Ulters
reihiihe Sbronfolser, uno feline Satin.
bic 9erSosin BON 5obenbers, purben
lesten Sonntas 8ormittag BON sinent
jungen 16tdbrisen Wfanne, 0iamsns
@aurto Prin3ip, erl6oiisn, als iie fid5
in einem slutomObil uon bem ftdbtiidsn
Ratbbaus in Saraiepo, Bosnien, mad
einem Soipital bsseben nollten. Erob
osr.pon Der YOliBei setroifsusn Dor.
tebrnngen. 9elang es Dem iugenblideu
WfOroer, iih on 6as Slutoniobil beran.
3ucrdnseu, in oem fi6 anger oem ers.
berjoslihen Yaare Der @ouuerneur Der
Staot Sarajeuo befanb. PriuSip ieuer.
te i9nea bintereinanoer msbrere Shfilie
ab, unb tOotli9 setrofen. ianf Die Der.
3o9in pom Sobenberg auf bic 3nie ibres
neben ibr iisenoen @atten. Sine Rngel
bate iis i'm untsrleib sstrOffen uuo cine
3weite ibren SalS 6urhbobrt. @lei6
oarauf iaut aud @rjberSos Srau3 5er'
otnanb pom ieinem Sis er bate einen
SduB ins @siidt erbalten uno Die 3u.
gel NOR am Sinterfopf beraus sstom.
men. Der Sob muB auf Der Stsle
eingetreten iein.
@r5bsr;os Sran3 Serbinanb unS iei'
ne @emabliu maren am Sonntag Wtors
gen, ebs fie iiA iu einem ibnen 3u @bren
I'm RatbbauS ueranitalteteu @mpfau9
besabeu, mad Der Sodidule fiir Wtdoa
den sefabren unb batten bieie iuipijirt.
3aum batten iie uaf beenoeter Su.
ipettion ibr Gutomobil beftiegen, ais
cine 8Ombe mad ibrem @efdbrt selpor.
len wuroe. Der @rSbsr;os.E EbrOnfOl'
ger iab bic Bombe fommen, parirte iie
nit ieinem Grme 70, baB iie 3uriidpralls
te unb unter btm Nutomobil nieberftel,
in benz itf) jpsi Serren pon bem Sc
fOlse oss @r3berlossE EbrOnfolsers @raf
D. 8oes'SBalbed uub Oberit Wferij3o,
befanoen. Dis Bombs erplobirte nit
sroBem @etOie uno Die senauuten bel.
ben 9erren wuroen isbr sefdbrd per'
lest.
Der 8ombennerfer mar Elm iunger
Shriftieter aus Trebinis, ylameus
@abrtnomitid. Somobl er mie au9
Prinsip, Der DoppelmSroer, tparen uon
Der aufserestsn Wtense beinabs selpn9t
Dor6en. Doa Der Poli,ei sslans 60,
iie ,u ifiiseu uno mad Der Polbets
itation 3u bringeu. mo iie gang rubig
erildrtsn, oas iie ibre 8luttbaten feinsn
augenblid bebauern. SBas ite sstban,
batten iie ais patriottibe S6bne Bos.
niens fiir ibre Yfliht sebalteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
Nus bentfcben 0aaen.

+ Or. 2ubfpis Srdbe, Der bsfannts
@ermanilt, lit In ieiuer Dobnuns In
bar Ba9itraBe Su Berlin tObt aufss'
funoen porben. Der Tob 1T auf Ser.
giituns ourd 2eudtSas Suriidiufiibrsn.
Sin Selbltmorb mar ntht aujunebmen
uno 70 purbe balo NIT Siderbeit feft.
geltellt, oaB Der @elebrte einem 8sr'
lsbsn gum Spfsr sefallen 1T. @r bate
einsn @asbabn often selaIen uno mar
TN Stlai ourd bas ausftr6meube @as
uersiftet fpOrben.
4 Das neue Sranfenbaus Der iiioi,
lHsn @emeinbe an Der @rsr3isr StraBl
lit In Berlin In @esenmart Iber Yertre'
ter Der Re9ieruus, Der Spiseu bsl
itabtii1sn Beb6rbeu uub 3ablrstaer
anssisbeuer Ger3ts feierlid isineui 3wed
libsrgeben morben. Dem Rebsaftus
fulste cine 8slidtisuns bes auf bas
bodmooernite unb se6iessnite einse
rihteten Soipitals. Ole Bautoftsn bsi
SOipitals itelltsn 'iiA auf st WtilliOr
Wiarf.
7 Der firSli6 psritorbsns snsliib
9oniul In Wtaunbeim, ul,,--Saoen
burg, Elm 8ruoer @rnft 9abenbur9's
bes ibm I'M Eobe poraussesaussnet
Chefs bes Stem gorfer 8antbauiss
gaoenbur9, Ebalmann & 60. bat ieineI
0aterltabt 10000 Wtarf fur lpobltbd
tige Smede permaft. NuBeroeni baI
Der Pbilantbrop, wel9er idou bel Ssb
jeiten tiir Wfannbeini pisl @utes &c
than bat, fir ben Peniionsfouos be
Siioosutidsn Disfonto @sislli4ui
1000 Wtart ssitiftet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

6rant Ssder. Surrp Barber. gictor
9oh, Sobn Wfsllert. S5reo. 8. Wios
maper. Sebaitian @rsimel, Sobn u.
S6wsnfer. @rnit @toor. @aipar Stt.
@aipar SennD, 9ouis 6eibert. Dams
s. @gr. Paul Sdmolfe. VI. 3angers
islo. Reter Wolitor. Sobn Supperts,
isrant Woeller, @useu Wtelbior, Sobn
SOsdslfamp, Sobu O. 9isrmiiIler, sll.
bert Ssrbfter, Safob Pstri, .Gusuit
Sobit. 2beobor Stranb. SObn s.
Sdmiot, Carl Sdwalb. Sobn.. .Wtauu.
Satob aaeitner, Z. .. Srus9tel, 9enrp
Snrl9el, 8arl Uolff, @briftian 3ieb.
rid, Srau Wfarsarst Sdrososl, Srau
Glbert Serbiter, Srau Soiepb EiBler,
Srau @bas. Wtueblbrau6, Srau Sictor
Steru, frau @bas. s.. 98eber, Srult
Gina Ssser, Srau VI. 8sder, frau @art
Weller, 5rau Gbeobor Straub, Sral
S9werter uno Srau @bas. Wfild.
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Bon petersburg.

-Serr Rubolf 8iin3li BON Eaploi
apeuue lit sliidli6 in 3iirih einsetrof'
len, Uie cine iOeben einsstroIfsne Poit'
farte meloet.
- Srdulein 9ouiia, bic 10 SABRE
alte TO6tsr uon 9errn uno Srau Is. U
l8su,el pon gior6 Srpiu9 aueuue, III
Wtontas Wtittas mad iiber einidbrissu
2siosn seltorbeu. guser ben @lterr
miro fe pon pier Sriioern uub ore
Sdmeitern tiberlebt. Die 8etiesuul
erfolste ssitsrn gia9mittas I'm Dun
more Srieoboi. mad eiuem Graueroisni
In Der bieiisen osutiden iPresbpteriider
Stride, Den Raitor 3. 3. Dietrid
leitete,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
SerlOrene
Wtannesfraft

@ir babtn Elm punbfrbarts unb btRimmtss
Stilmitttl tntetdt. rtlGts ptr garantirsn,
UerloreHe @annesfraft Hnb gtialemts
Iidbe S9tpad)e bausrnb 10 btilsn. aBtHu
MIR ni1t an gnI@pisetntsit ssbunben
pdrtH, 70 iSnntsn mir SunDerte bon
eiSli9en 4sHatignHgen BON alt unb
Sung Srrssissn, ptI6t tbrs iussnb.
It@t araft pifber trIansi babtu.
S@ift cine uDpIlar.Rptt% fir
cine S&a&ttl . Gms See.@
Dtuti&s cbtr susliiGs 8prrs.
ippnbsnttn perbsn firth er-
bstm ssbulitu unb In sinfm
siufa&m Srisf.llmi&las
Gbe 8. 8agef 99afmacal So.
Station g. PbiIabelpbia, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02

- Die itabtii9en SpielplGse ipur'
ben aeltern er6ffnet unb iteben untel
Der gluiiiAt bon fabisen.S .Snitrnttsursi'
5rdulein 9illian u. Diesel bon
Wfoniep ausnue uno Prof. s. s. Sob
Ter puroen am Dienitag Wtittag In oer
8obnuns Der Braut ais Elm @bspaar
uerbunben.
- @eitern perlautete NIT 3ismltder
Bsitimmtbsit, baB Serr Sris 9ol3nassl
pom Sotel 8elmont uub Srduleiu
CHARLOTTE Seiper pon Bird Strabe itf
in giem Yort als elm @bepuar uerbiu'
ben lieben.
Setr Otto RobinIon BON Gribur
apsnue wuroe Samitas abenb selss'
entli1 ieines @eburtsta9es BON Dem
Suussr Wfduner6or iiberraiht, oeI
ibm ssbammsrte Wtsiiins Steine, reid
grapirt unb Poriellan.betletoet, ais Elm
@eidsnt ipsuoete.
= Die lesten Donueritas an9efiin'
bist nurbe, bat Die .. & 3. @ilenbabu
@ompanie Die abiidt, ibre idmmtli9en
8abntreuSuussn in Der Staot Su BE-
leitigsn. SO sriitiren breiiebu oeriel'
ben uub man psranidlust. 6aB bic &c.
iten lid auf ettpa 81 ,0o0. 600 belaufen
wsrbsn; SObn 8. Rie9el lit oon BEL
@ompanis anssiteut woroen, UNI Die
nDtbissn !3sidnuuSeu, Plane II. /. NJ,
iu MAIDEN.
- Im tcmmenbsn Samitas piro bel
slorreide 4. Suli, Der uuabbansisteits'
tag Der Ssrsinistsn Staaten, seieisrt
werosu. Da sewObnlih on oieiem Gag
ourA oas abbrennen pou Seuerwerl
II. (. NJ. uiels llnf6lle peruria6t Der'
ben, 70 lit es ratblam, oaju gu ieben,
oas ipsSieu Sinber feline Der gefdhr'
li1en Sorten uon Seuetwert erlau9eH
Biro elm peuis adt seseben. 10 tOnnsu
Die sablreiten unfalle bebeuteuo per-
ninoert meroen.
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9aftelt=
&bemmtatiSmtmS

gs giebt iebr luenige SeiOen, Die
idmer5baiter iinO, ols Silften'
Hbeumatismus. 3uerit fam man
fi6 faum aufrihten, irno nenn Der.
na6lGiiigt, miro es iflieBlib 10
ihlintm, oaB oas @eben immoglid
ipir6. Siiften.Rb .Rbeumatismus lit
cine Gerbinoung BON Heuralgie uno
Ibeumotismus, unO mltroe ols lebr
i6pierig 81 bebanOeln betrddtet.
q. s. 8ubrman's 3ultano tpuroe
aIs beinabe unbeilbar betrodtet. @r
batte orei gIer3te ueriudt, aber iein
3uitano mlroe immer i6limmer,
bis er nibt mebr gcben fonnte. @r
probierte Or. Miles' Neroine nit
Dem Geiultat, oaB, lpie er iagt, er
iuie6er orbeiten fam iln0 iebt gar
feline Sd)mer5en mebr bat. Seer an
.&beimatismus letoet, iollte
folgenoes frei1pilli9e 3eugnis leien:
gn ssnass Sasr ana Ut Id ,Ss, GT IgssSagT,sm nan
Idbie6ene Qerste fuurbe aber beiihrftig idblimmer
Nein 5al uuroe als beiuabe unbeiI6ar betra6s
tet Sob touute uiebt aeber. Sd oeriudhte Dr.
Nilss' RerOue. uno ais i'd bic brittle Glaiche ners
braudt Bate mar Der Shmers iort uno 10
fonnte elm iueni9 aeben. SD bieIt nit benz @e'
brautb ber Neruine an lirb iuiiroe INNER bener.
SD tunHte meoer an bic Wrbett geben uno babe
feitoem teinen Sdbners mebr gehnbt. Sh bin
tnimer berett an iaaen. bn6 meine Nieoerberitel'
luna e6nslict burcb 9r. gileS 9eruine herbetaes
flhrt tuliroe" @eurpe 8. ffuhrmun.
295 6i6orp Noe.. Baltimore. Uso.
gertanft BON alien apotbefern. Wcnn
bic erite SlnidIe nidIt bilft, tuiro Sbr
eelo 5uriideritattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-02
Gins bon nns Seibsn.
(GIIa WbsrIer.@tItpr)
1it GrIaubniB Der 9rfalTtrtn hbsrlsst SOr
@ilbilm 8. Ssppsnbsimtr.

Der Gag tpirb fOmmsn. lpenn nur Sins
mirb barren
Der Stimms, ole bstannt uub ldnsit
ibon i9weist
Termeinten Iu9es iuht es nit BEN
Blid, bem flaren,
Die Soune bic gum Stieoersaus iit)
nei9t.
Sins BON uns 8eioen muB baS Oaietu
tragen
Allein nit Der @rinn'run9, bic Shmerl
inn bringt,
Uis Rssennadte folseu iOnn'sen Ia
gen,
8ie SinltsruiB .bereiult oas gu UNI
i6linst.
Dur6 bitt're Gbrdnen ipiro oas Cine
leieu,
@ebro9nsu Ssr,sns. .3eilsn, lansit
perbleiht,
@ebentt Der frobeu Ease, bic eetpelen,
Der ltarren Nippen, bie fein SuB ers
rei9t.
Gins BON uns 8siOsn fiuoet, oaB oas
Sibt.
S96nbeit unb Sreubeu als Rbantom
eriheinen.
@s msis fortau, baB Hebsn nur bsiBt
Rflihtl
8, Soft 8, Soft @rbarme Did
oes @inen !
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-01-31
take 36 PREMIUMS
IN AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT
AT THE STOCK SHOW

Monte Vista gained another tri-
umph as an agricultural point
when farm and garden products
grown in this vicinity captured
thirty-six premiums at the Wes-
tern Stock Show held at Denver
last week in competition with the
sntire state of Colorado and ada
cent territory.
E. E. Newton had charge of the
exhibit and the specimens we're
nicely displayed and attracted much
attention from the Stock Show
visitors, especially those from other
states. The premiums awarded
were as follows:
& Sweepstakes on grains, forage
and roots, native grasses, display
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-01-31
GOOD MATCH ASSURED

This Friday night at the Opera
house a wrestling match of un-
usual interest will be had between
Frank DuCray, light heavy weight
champion of Colorado, and George
Gion, light heavyweight cham
pion of Canada. Both of these
wrestlers have defeated Lindstrom.
the terrible Swede, and the match
tonight will be a wonderful exhibi-
ton of skill between two highly
developed athletes. Bothare known
as clean wrestlers and the Monte
Vista Athletic club assure con-
test that the most refined may
witness.
On Monday night DuCray threw
Lindstrom in s minutes for the
first fall and 46 minutes for the
second, at Center.
Gion took two falls from Lind
strom at Alamosa Wednesday night
in l8 minutes and l3 minutes re-
spectively.