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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

Bel alien aputhefern. % 9Oien ftr
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart. Indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Der MSrbsr SOhn @himi,Ispsll

- Der M6rber Sobn @himielsmsfi
bii6te am Donueritag Ofor9en nm
1920 on sinem @alsen i'm Sofe 6es
@ountb 9efdn9niieS ietn Serbreden /;
etpa rs 3ui6auer mobnten Der 9in'
ri9tung bel. @btmielemsfi 9in9 ieinem
S6idiOl ssfaBt unb rubis entsessn.
Sn Sufunft meroen oie Wt0roer oes
StaateS in oem 3ud,baus ju Belle
fonte i'm eleftrilfen Stubl bin9eribtet
werocn bisieS mar alio Die leSte Sin'
ri9tun9, welde bier itattfinoen miro.
- Grot Der nbi6suliden Ditterun9
am Sienita9 Nbeno mar bas Son3ert
oeS scranton Sieoerfrau3 Elm gut be.
lu6tes uno ermies iib als eines Der be-
iten, pelheS Der Serein ie ab9ebalten.
Der aus Is Slimmsn beitsbenoe Wtdu,
nerbor Oes Yereius trug unter Seituug
Uon PrOf. aoOlpb Sauien usrihtsoene
9ieoer Dor, bic 3eisteu, oaB oerIslbe lett
letnem lesteu Offentlihen auftreten gang
bemerflihe 6ortihritte 9emaft bat ; es
lparen SOrtrd9e, an oenen ubIolut ntdts
auSjulesen mar, uno oaB tie aub pOllt9
anertannt tpuroen, bemies Der itiirmi'
ide Beiial, nit 6sneu iie aufssnoms
men purbsn. Der 8ailiit Ssrbsrt 9.
Slogo uon g9ilfeS, Barre erntete nit
einer prdhti9en unb mobl9elhulten
Stimme ebenfalIs meblueroienten Bei'
fall uno mu6te rnebrere Wtale gum
ineiten Wfal auftreten. Srdulein &liias
beth u. Didion uon bier 1T ui4t allein
bic Seiiserin eines por3iigliden Wtessot
Sopran, ionoern aud eine 9eidulte
Sdnserin, mas ibre iGmmtliAeu Bor'
trdge belpieien ibr @riheinen muroe
teossmal nit itiirmilhem Betiau be-
sriist uub wie Serr slogo. muBte iie
gum jDeiten Wfal nuftreten. Sin pr6b'
tiger BlumenitrauB muros ibr oils au'
srtennuns Der seoieseneu 3eiitungen gs'
Diomet. DaS aus ben Serren S. D.
SDibmaper, &bsobOr Buuidmaun uno
Smith Wtorie bsitebenoe Snitrumsntal
3rio mar nur NIT elmer 9iummer auf
benz RrOsrumm usrtreteu, mas ju be-
oauern mar, oenn ibr Sortra9 mar elm
mirflih 9elun9euer, nit sroBem Beifall
aufseuommsn; Der 8elfall lieB nidt
nah, bis iie cine jDsite 0inmmsr uor'
setra9en butten. Der 9isoerfrauj bat
nit Oieism aOnSert pisosr sinmal be-
wieien, baB er gang uOrshslihes leiiten
fanu uno INNER beitrebt lit, nur oas
Bette ju seben. Dad @rleoisun9 oes
Souisrtprosramms folste Elm fOttes
Ganjir6nS6sn, mdbren6 bic yti4ttan'
,euoen @elesenbeit batteu, fi4 In BEN
bhbiden ylebeniimmer Der @sieligfett
fur mebrers StuuOsn ju uiomen, TO-
oaB Der absno fiir ale Gbeilnebmer et'
nen anssnebmen dbi9luB fuuo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
StaOt nnO Gonntb.

- Der Sonbs fir bic iriessleioen'
ben Bslgisr, msl6er felt ben lssten
paar @Odsu bier eeIummelt wuroe,
ihloB am Dtsnitas nit einem &C.
iammtbstras uon S.. .844.31.
- Die scranton Shulbeb6rbe er,
n1hlte ON Wtontag abeno Dapib 8.
@uaus pom 9toroenbe als ibren Rriii.
benten. pGbreno Or. gilbert 9olb BON
Der Siiolsite gum Siie PrGiioeuten sr'
mGblt nur6e.
- Oie Sle;oerma6eriu Srau Ga.
muel @pltein pon Ssranflu apenue be-
rihttte ON Samita9 Der Rolijsi. oa6
ibre Wobnuu9 friib an sleihen Wtor'
gen uon @inbreteru beiuht moroensiei,
psl1e ueridlisbsne Slsioermaaren i'm
wsrtb pon 500, iopis $25 in Boar.
selb erbsuteten. Die PoliSei srfldrte
nah elmer uuteriuhuns oes Satles, oab
iie ben Guaaben Der Srau nift CLAUDE
uuo fsiu @tubruh ftattssfuuosn babe.
- gtddftsn Donueritas abenb alio
| finbet. In bem Sisosrtranj @alino on
aoams Npenue oaS 9on,ert ber 8sr'
einistsn Deutihen Sdnssr Der StaOt
,uguniteu oes Deutihtn Silfs Sonos
itatt, ju tpeldem Die @intrittsfarten ouf
%. 81 unb 80 @snts fsitseisst lporosn
iinb, iooub Sebsrmann is ua4 umitdn.
| ftGnben iein Sderflein Su benz Sonbs
btitrassn iunu. Die Yiotb In alien
8aterlano piro NIT iebem Gag oes
9rieseS srOBer uno isber Beiitan6 niro
| lih als bO6ft willfommsu erpeiien,
Das porlutrasenbe Prosramm bel BEN
3OuSsrt piro fia oils Elm rsht Sntsrei'
iantes trmetien, man bat oaber sineu
muiiialiideu @euuB, pdbrenb man ju'
elei4 bic @enusthuuns srbdtt, cine lob
lt4e Suhe untsrittist ju babeu. .
= Gin uerunidIustsr S9aSsn Dor
$500 wurbe Dienftas absnb anss
riftet, als In Der Sabrit Der Nmericar
@loat unb Quit Gompanis, 9aplau a
WfperS, @ieentbiimer, neben Der fribs
rem .Do9sublatt" Sffics on 9adaman
no Gusnus elm Ssusr ausbrad. 81
nabm cine Stunbe, bic Slammen unite
: 9ontrolle ;u bringen, uno mittlermeil
mar Elm all9emetuer alurm erlaiieu nor
ben, oenn man befhr1tets, bas osj
Brauo ii& aud auf bic ansrsn;snOsi
@sbdulitisitsn ausbebnsu piiros. Sap
Ian & Wfper's SerluIt bstrdgt etwt
$4,000, Der Mt6belbduoler Wiorrii
. 9aplau, tpslder ben eritsn unb 3msitsl
!: Stod bsnuste, usranidlaet ieinen Ser
luit auf SIS, 900 bur4 Rau4 unb @ul
fer psruria9t, pdbrenb bas @tbdubs
Gissntbum Der Sauuab SintsrlaHsn
ihaft, aud S&aoeu lit, obf6ou bi
Slammsu auf ben oritteu Stod b.
!, l9rdnit uurOen.l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Don 4etersbura.

- Gin SSbulein bat ii6 bel ben
@beleuten @barles 9einen siHgeltsllt.
- Den @bsleuten 8. 9. Stsisr pon
Union StraBe 1T elm 8nabIein SsbOreu
woroen.
- Srau Betsr Stipp bon Sarriiou
apenue, Die b6s an Der Salsbraune
litt, bat ii4 pieoer 10 jiemlih erbOlt.
- Ssrr unb 5rau Charles 8snjel
uon 9toro Srpins Nuenue iino ourG
Die @eburt eines Stammbalters erfreut
woroen.
- Gin iibsrbeiiter 3iidenoien In Der
Sames 9. Dalton Dobnuns on Sarri'
ion Nperue entSuuoete am Douueritae
Jiudmittus bns SOlSpert uno ss sat
sinsn Branb, Der Dor ieintr Bsmdltig'
uns siusn Shacsn BON stua $1,000
anrihtete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
s,Serfc6lelt niemal8, bic
S6mcrSea 5u linOern"

60 Iaate G. g. Goppinser bon
HI Montgomerp Ct, @orbadie,
$eras, als er iuie folgt ihrieb:
-Sabr.Iuua Iitt i'd an RsuraIeia in m.tusu
SgHeeu lnio i'm appf. Gs iuIrbe 10 idbium. on6
&tb taum iehen fonnte. Sdh ueruthte ieoes glittel
obue iuahren Grfela. Damn ruuroen Dr. pltleS'
;2luttsfniu 9inen mir onempfohleu uno td taufte
,iie. Rattbem i'd Stuei aenumnsn bate. horteu
bic Shmersen aui uilo me inc Rerueu tunren nidbt
Ltebr 10 aHgegrlfen. so oft tcb elnen letdbteH
'Shmers ueriplirte. nnhm td eine Billie, bis metne
'Reuralaia aGnslith Oeridbpano. Seitoem balte
,ttb ile immer an Sano uno iie babeu nod In teis
7uem 61ue ueriehIt. bic Shmersen 3u ltnoern.
nno fe hobsu nod ME msiHsH Ropt oosr mstne
Seerpen aH8egriftsn.
2eilte idaubern, penn lie bon Den
fbredIiden 6oItern Ieien, pomit Die
Sn6iauer Die eriten glnlieoIer pei
nigten. gIher lpareu iene S6mer-
sen ar0bcr ais Die ourb gtcuralgie
= beruriadtcn? 8er5lueiielte 8eriuhe
tpuroen ecnod)t, Inn ben S1noen
( Der SSnOianer 5ll entee6en, aber bic.
Ie 2ellte iisen rilbig bin uno ouloen
Die Solterqualen Der 9teltralgie, oa
bod ein gIusweg fir ite often lit.
| Or. 9lilcS' anti.gain Yillen
'baben picIe Sauienoe bon 6ieiei
foIternOen neuralgialiideu Sdmer.
8en befrcit. sic peroen nit Der
poIitiplten @orantie ibrer 8iite Der.
fault. 9lae Die iie ie gebroudt ba'
ben, hnIten iie itetS au Sano.
Bel alien aputhefern. % SOien fRi
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart. Indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
GENERALIZATION.

SIR bic fommeuoen Seiertase empfeble
ih mein moblaHortirtes Eager uon
Suseln. 9etrodnste SirutL Springerle.
Rfsfferniiiie. Barrier BHaitsritsiue,
gliirnberser SebfuGen,
ale Sorten hieiiss unb importirte
9ihhe, Suad. Wtanoeln tuno 3eitsemdBs
6rii6te,
baS fsinite Sudermerf nno @anog,
@otbaer unb Braunihmsissr @eruslat'
purit, alle Sorten 9die, e&
unb 3abtrei6e ionitiee Sa4sn frr ben
@sibnadtsbaum uuo bic Ssiertase.
@6maro 9 tebeder,
5O,2 $50 2adamanna Apenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Neue S6ife eebaut.

Na6 BEN In gtew 9ori bsiannt &c.
sebsnen Sobresberi6t Der 9lobb.ageu.
tur iinO p6brenO bee lestsn Stsfaliab.
res In Der @elt 713 neue S1iffs NIT
1920, 1856 @siammt.T Tonu.nsshalt &C.
baut wOrbeu. SeAsis Rrojent bapon
seh6reu @roBbritannien un6 bic Hbri.
gen uierjis Yrojent iino unttr bic an.
beren gtationsn uertbetlt. Der Bertht
otdt bas nit BEN 80. Stunt bsenbete
Sabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

ssirtb Of 5ortb, bic srOBe Wesrssbu4t
an Der SitiTfte S&ottlunos, nno Der
@iusaus gum @lpOs'aaual na4 @las'
pow fur ben Ssriebr sei&loifeu: Die
SSil6.r1ottsn, bic i'm Sirtb Of Sortb
tasaus.tassin BEN Siidfanet na4sin'
gen, miGen smfis lieseu, nno bic mst'
itsntbsils pom Siidfauss lsbsnos Srne'
re BsuDlferuns 1T BEN grOBtsn @lsuo
ausssiest.
R.br OILS 100000 SiuiIsn ssiaHssu ssnOm'
men.
2onoou, 8. Ds3. Cine aus amiter'
BAN bel Der .@sntral Slems" ein9etrof'
feue Dspslds beiust, baB nah elmer
Dtelbung aus Berlin bic Deutihtu bel
Der @innabme pon &obj. RuiFi&'Po'
len, iibsr 100, 900 @tfnnsene 0ema4t
babsu. Die 9ia4riGt uOn osr @iunab'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Sanfia9nn0.

Stim 1rbt mtiur s.IisbttH Gattiu pfnf3t
Id hta HHibfn 1a&baru, Grsunbsn unb Be
lanntsH ffr bic pitlfa&tn 8tptiit bts Rtigt-
fibIs unb eas ,abITtite GtfOIst jur Irettu
Rnbtf6ttt aus pOGem pfritu ~ bdnitn une
perrn pafpT u. 3. 6alIen amp Isi fiT teinen
sdfiIi&tH gEeR sld&fnlIs bntIi&tn Danf.
Rttnbarb Q 85uftIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

me bon SoOS bat in Berlin risfss BE.
seiiteruns btrporssrufeu. Ssffentlihe
un6 Rriuatbduier fin6 nit beutfden
nub 6iterrsidiIden Sla9eeu ssi9mhdt.
Die 9ta4ridt LIT uOrldufis BON Berlin
amtli6 nod uiht beftdtist.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23
FEAT WILL BE
LESSON IN HISTORY
How American AviatOrs We're
Circ,ing Over Vera Cruz Two
Hours After Arrival.

United Press Service.
Vera Cruz, Mex, May 15-By
mail to New York)-Here's a
school room. scene, twenty-five
wears from now:
I Teacher-Why is April 25,
Il914 famous in American histo-
Vry?
Up goes the hand of every
boy waving wildly.
Teacher-W Willie, you may an
swer.
Willie-It's the day on which
an aeroplane was first used in an
American war.
Sammy, unable to keep silent
Il know more about it than
that. It happened at Vera Cruz,
Mexico, and it almost scared the
Mexicans to death. Even the
cows and horses ran away from
it and the people thought it was
terrible animal and hid in their
houses.
Jimmy, interrupting-I know
who flew it. His name was Pat
Bollinger.
Teacher-No! 1t. Patrick N.
J.. Bollinger, of Charleston, S. G..
Not Pat.
Willie-That's it. And before
he ever flew in an aeroplane, he
commanded a submarine and
once made a target record with
a 12-inch gun from the Battle
ship South Carolina. He had
light eyes and he came from one
of the best families in the South
and he could dance as wellsas he
could fly and all his friends call
ed him Pat and he never got
married because so many girls
liked him that he didn't know
which one to propose to.
Teacher-Williel
Sammy There were two men
in the aeroplane. Bollinger flew
it, but Dick Saufley rode beside
him and made chart of all the
territory around Vera Cruz,
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statenent, Made PabEe,
viii Help Other Wonen.

Hines. Ala.-'sl must confess. says
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, OF this place, ''that
Cardui, the woman'S toaic, he's done me
Z great deal of good.
Before commenced using Cafdul,
would spit up everything afe. had Z
tired, sleepy feeling oil the time, and wa1
irregular. could hardly dag arollnd,
and would have severe headaches coa-
hnuously.
Since taking cardui, I have entlreiy
quit splitting up what eat. Everything
seems to digest oil right, and have
gained 10 pounds in weight"
II you are victim Of any Of the numef.
Gus Ills 50 common to your sex, 4 =
wrong to suffer.
For half a century, CardH has been re-
lieving just such ills, Is Is proven by the
thousands Of letters, similar to the above.
which pour into our office, year BY year.
Cardui Is successful because Il IS CONF
posed ofingredients which actspecifIcally
on the w0nlanly constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back 70 health
and strength.
Cardui has helped Others, and wirl help
you. too. Get q bottle today. You
won't regret It. Your druggist sells Il
Nsd4 -. chstsaseosa Heldas e, tal!s' "A.
v1sssy Dspt.. Chattanoosa. Iean. ~ GIeei9 h
&yxesisrs q xc.r eas: - &c. 80: 49,
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23
Brooklyn Bridge Open To Traf.
fic Thirty One Years.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
New York, May 23-Thirty-
one years ago today Brooklyn
Bridge, for a long time the
greatest structure that spanned
any river, was opened to traffic.
The only celebration was the fly
ing Of flags from the Manhattan
and Brooklyn ends. In its thip-
Ity-one years the great suspen-
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23

sion bridge had earned close to
S24,000,00O in tolls for the city,
according to estimates based on
the earnings of $23, 224, 572.31
UP to one year ago. The great
est source of revenue is from
street cars. An average of about
1000 at a revenue of ten cents a
car, pass over the bridge every
day.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23

showing Wnefe DflQgoS were
burned, tracks torn up and where
Mexican soldiers that they flew
over were throwing up intrench-
ments.
Teacher-His name wasn't
Dick. His title was 1t. Richard
C. Saufley, Of Kentucky.
1t is notable fact that the
first American soldiers to use
the aeroplane in real warfare
were Southerners. Glass is adj
Journed.
These schoolboys will have
been talking of an event that de-
lighted American refugees in
Vera Cruz. The first flight of
the navy aeroplane over Vera
Cruz followed, by only two
1ihours, the arrival Of the machine
On the Battleship Mississippi.
1t. Commander Henry C. Mus
tin, of the Pensacola (Florida)
navy aviation station, put his
mechanicians to work on two
Curtis hydroplanes in the han
gar on the deck Of the battleship
and by the time the fleet arrived
off Vera Cruz the flying ma
chimes were ready for immediate
use. They were lowered over
the side of the ship by cranes
and they scudded across the har-
Dor to the beach under their own
power.
Within a short time Bollinger
end Saufley were in the air above
the ships and circling over the
town. The aeroplane had ire
mendous effect on the natives of
Vera Cruz. Sharpshooting from
houses, which had occurred ev-
cry evening since the occupation
ceased Immediately, as the ru-
NOR went abroad among the
Mexicans that the aviators
would drop a bomb on any house
from which sharpshooting oc-
Cured. In the evening the same
two aviators made excursions
far out into the country return
ing with maps which indicated
to Admiral Fletcher the exact
position of the enemy, showing
the condition of the narrow and
broad guage railroad tracks and
bridges.
Admiral Fletcher highly COM
plimented the two aviators for
the work and ordered the pre-
paration of maps from the neat
charts which Saufey had drawn
in the air. Sauf1ey's charts will
probably find a place in one of
the army or navy collections in
the Washington museum.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23

The Rector of ST. Paul's Epis-
copal church will preach a SER
mon from the text in Galatians
6, verses 9 and 10 tomorrow
morning and all members and
friends of the church are cordi-
ally urged to be present. Miss
Ellen Jones will sing an offer
tory solo of special beauty, and
Miss Ida Parish will play the
pipe organ accompaniment.
In the evening at eight o'clock
there will be Q short service with
an address on sTrue Liberal
ity."
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23

The undersigned promoters Pony CONTEST have de-
cded make June the last day of the voting instead Of
Me-. - So 100000 W. - 49,: - .a - a.a - a.oo
pay their monthly bills the first Of the usual and by
paying their bills orbefore the 3d day of June they will
for their avote The Pony Buggy and ar
and Snetses Grocery Store It's
dandy leg Get busy buy goods from your accounts
= and get 100 votes for every dollar
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23
Get This Free Booklet On North
ern and Eastern Resorts.

I have just received from
headquarters a supply Of hand
somely illustrated booklets on
Vacation resorts of the North
and East, Minnesota and Wis
consin lakes region, the Great
Lakes, Niagara Falls, New En-
gland and Atlantic Coast. If
you are planning a vacation for
this summer this booklet is just
what you want. Call or write
for a copy and any travel in
formation desired.
G. P. COFFIN, Agent.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23

To provide a permanent COM
munity Club House for the boys
and girls of our city by patron
izing the Schubert Symphony
Club Concert on Monday even
ing, at the High School Audito-
rum. The attraction is high
grade in every respect and will
be a treat to music lovers. Tick
cts are now on sale at Walkers
Pharmacy at one-half the usual
price of admission.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23
Log Teams Wanted At Once.

Have a large amount Of tim
Der cut in the woods and must
move, Will pay good price for
moving same. It will pay you
to come and investigate. For
particulars call Newport phone
16O8-5 " write Muirhead Lum-
Der Company, Weldon, Arkan-
sas. Obtf.
Newport daily independent., 1914-05-23

Easier.
~Now II can get some acQuaint
ance to indorse my. note-" BET.
ter try some stranger.
Post.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-11
Rome to Celebrate It's
1861 Au1ioersary; Age
Greater Than Supposed

Rome. italy. April 11.-Rome viii cele-
brate her 2s57th birthday OF April 21st
with a general hosting Of flags and nlu-
1nination. but there will be no revival this
year Of the celebrated Feast Of the Century,
the ancient ceremony. when was last at
tempted in 1900, when the Forum and Pata-
zine rang, as it did 90 centuries before, with
the Invocation by Horace to the alma SoP'
in which he asserted that the sun IN its
passage around the world would see no
such sight as Rome. Although the year Of
Rome's birthday is officially recognized as
$50 B. c. recent archaeological discoveries
Indicate that it should be moved back sew
erai centuries
Another celebration now in progress is
in commemoration Of the work OF Bra
mante called "the prince OF modern archi-
lecture who died in 1914.
F3rarnante's work is scattered all over
Italy and Rome. but his most celebrated
edifices here are the palace Of the cancel
Ierfa and the courts Of San DamasO and the
BeIvedere Of the vatican His was the
original design for the present St Peters,
hut both he and his patron, pope julius II.
died soon after the building was begun.
Had he lived, Michael Angeles cupola, con-
sfdered a marvel Of architecture, would not
have been realized