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Washington was a welcome guest with the Fair
faxes at Bevoir with the Carys at Eagles Nest
with the Fitzhughes at Stratford House. with the
Carriers at Sabine Hall. and with the Lees and
Fauntleroys at Richmond.
Through the death OF his half.brother whom
he accompanied to Barbadoes In the West Indies
in search OF health Washington became master
OF Mount Vernon. On his return journey he called
at bermuda. where he had an attack of smallpox
which, according to Parson Weems. marked his
face rather agreeably than otherwise" He was
seized with military ambition He had already
been n military inspector with the rank OF ma.
jor for the protection OF the frontiers of Virginia
At twenty.three he was aide-de-camp to Gen.
eral Braddock commander In chief OF the Virginia
forces. At ;wenty-four we find him journeying to
Boston on military business.
In going and returning he tarred In New
York for about week, on each occasion as the
guest OF Beverly Robinson, a Virginia friend who
had married Susannah Phpse. Mrs. Robinson's
sister. u very pretty girl happened to be on a
visit with her relatives. Washington came un.
der the glamour OF her glances" He did not snare
expense In seeking popularity He spent sundry
pounds In treating the ladies'" with the object
OF getting one OF them to treat him with favor
but Al his efforts were in vain. He CALAMITY pro.
posed to Miss Philipse and donned his best suit
for the occasion but that cultured and charming
lady courteousy declined-the honor he would
thrust upon her Two years afterwards she
married Lieut. Col Roger Morris
There IL no doubt that Washington was des.
pcrately In love with Mary Philipse. and her re.
fusal OF his suit was a keen disappointment to
him curious sequel to his attachment for her
occurred In the fact that her husbands house in
Morristown became Washingtons headquarters In
l,I6. both Morris and his wife being fugitive
tories. History In this case might also have
been materially changed had Mary Philipse be.
come the wife OF George Washington.
In the spring OF 1850 Washington met his fate
III health had taken him to williamsburg to con
suit physicians. On this trip he met Mrs. Martha
tDandridgcl Gusts. widow OF Daniel Parke Gus.
It's. one OF the wcalthicst planters OF the co.ony
AT that time she was twcnty.six years old. three
months younger than Washington though she had
been widow seven years. In spite OF his IN
health he pressed his suit with as much ardor
as he had done In the OF Mary phllipse and
with better success Though her first husband
had been faithful and anectionate. he had not
much appealed to her Imagination. but the big
she favored his suit. and they became en-.
gagged.
lie ordered ring from Philadelphia at n cost
OF E2 los 1.-TWO pounds and sixteen shilllnrs) big
price In those doYs. but they could not be I'm.
mcdintcy married as military duty called him
away. After several months In the field during
which time they saw each other only three or
four sincs. Washington came back to Williams.
burg and there In 81 Peters church. on January
6. 1853. they were married. II was grand we'd
dirg. attended by all the sristocracy OF Virginia
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Don't let your stomach, liver and
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A 10-cent box means health, happi.
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No more days of gloom and distress
If you will take a Cascaret now and
then. All stores sell Cascarets. Don't
forget the children-their little in.
sides need cleansing, too. Adv.
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eutter. Eggs and Poultry.

Chicago. -I'utter-Creamery extras
l92 score>. 3ois sm3lc: creamery thigh
er scoring). 3i1sm sc: creamery f!rsts
2sMSoc, do seconds. 2Ga27Hc.
Eggs-Fresh gathered. extra fine
25ls n2dc: do extra firsts. csc; firsts
2ta.+iac: seconds, 23n23iac: nearby
hennery whites. 3tM3ii.c.
Checse-Statc. whole milk held spc,
cials. l7+ mi7'ac; do average fancy
1871 a l7c.
Live Poultry Western chickens
1sc; fowls. 1870 ice: turkeys. 10
isc.
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Free to our Readers

Writ. Murine Eve Remedy Co, Chicago. fos
<.pAne illustrated Eve Book Free. Write all
about your Eye Trouble and they will Adviss
AZ TO the Proper Application of the Murine
Eye Remedies In Your Special Case. Yoai
Druggist will tell you that Murine Relieves
Sore Eyes. Strengthens Weak Eyes. Doesnv
smart, koothes Eye Pain, aud sells foe 6Or
Try II In -FOUR Eyes and In BAby's kyes fos
ScAiy Eyeids and 0rAnuiAtiou. Adv.
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Cotton Futures,

New York. - Cotton-March. S.3s:
May. sci, June. s6s; July. S.S1: Au.
gust. SIS: September. s.95: October,
90G; November 9.l2; December. 9.23:
January. $50.
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MAR KET
UoTATlo s
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS.

Cattle.
Beet steers, corn fed, good
TO choice ...............SI. 81 I.25mS.OO
Beef steers, corn fed, fair
to good ................ 6.75G 1.25
Beef steers, grassers, good
to choice ............... TOO@7.4O
Beef steers, Srassers, fair
to good ................. 6.5O@7.OO
Beef steers, pulp fed, good
to choice .......... 7.OOm7SO
Beet steers, pulp fed, fair
to good ............... 6.5O@7.O0
Heifers, prime, corn fed. 6.50@7.OO
Cows and heifers, corn fed,
good to choice ..... 6.25M6.15
Cows and heifers, corn fed,
fair to good ,........ 5.75@6.25
Cows and heifers, pulp fed,
good to choice .6.OO@6.s5
Cows and heifers, pulp fed,
fair to good ...... 5.25mG.00
Cows and heifers, grassers,
good TO choice ..... 5.75@6.5O
Cows and heifers, grassers,
fair to good ........... 5000 5.1o
Cows and heifers, grassers,
common to fair ......... 3.75M4.75
Veal calves ........ 7.O0MS.5O
Bulls .................. 4.75m5.I5
Stays . . .............. 5.00m6.5O
Feeders and stockers. good
to choice .,............. s.s5@7.5O
Feeders and stockers, fair
to good ................. 6.oO@6.65
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon to fair ..... 5000 600
Hogs.
Good hogs .6.60m6.77R
Sheep.
Lambs ..s7.OO@7.75
Ewes 5.00m $50
Yearlings .............. $500 100
Wethers ................. 5.75@6.25
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Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Lead and SpsIter,

New iork.-Lead. $375d3.s5. Lon.
don. El9.
Spelter. Ss.G5as90. London: G39
los.
st. Iouis.-Lead, 1915. Spclter.
$S.l2MSg5.
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Very Much So.

Didn't YOU think the operatic prima
donna had an unusually high voice."
Il should say she had. My seat
cost me five dollars"
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Doesn't Go Very Far.

Redd-What do you think of his
new car?
Greene-Oh, it's all right as far as it
goes.
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Sugar beets can be grown success.
fully In Ireland recent government ex.
pcrimcnts show.
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Sheep.
Hay and Grain.

(F.O.B. Denver: Carload Price.)
Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colo upland. per ton -. .1O.O0m11.5O
Nebraska upland, per ton. 9.00@ 1000
Second bottom, Colo. and
Nebraska, per ton ..... $500 900
Timothy. per ton .13.OOM14O
Alfalfa. per ton ......... S.0O6 $50
South Park, choice, per
ton .................... .13.00m13.50
San Luis Valley, per ton. 9.00m1O.0O
Gunnison Valley, per ton. II 90 a ZOO
Straw, per ton .......... $3.50 $50
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GRAIN.

Wheat. ch. mill. 100 lbs. buying. 2.27
Rye, Colo, bulk. 100 lbs. buying .1.6O
Idaho oats, sacked, buying LIS
Colo. oats, sacked, buying. 1.6OG1.65
N""rasfa oats. sacked buying. so
Corn chop, sacked, selling ......1.52
,u.n III sack, selling ............l.51
Bran, Colo, per 100 lbs, selling 1.25
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GS0NNz X9GILNGzNClK

The bride was attired in heavy bro
caded white silk, interviewer with sill
yer thread. Her shoes were of white
satin ana sparkled with buckles Of
brilliants. The bridegroom was cos
tuned in a. blue cloth coat, lined with
red silk and ornamented with silver
trimmings. His shoes and knee
buckles we're of solid gold, his hair
was powdered, and a sword hung at
his side. He appeared the beau ideal
of a gallant and a gentleman.
Mrs. Washington had four children
by her former marriage-Martha, Dam
iel, John Parke, and girl. who died
in infancy. Washington fathered her
little progeny, but had none of his
own. Providence" it was said. had
denied the great man children that he
might be the father of the whole
country
Washington was fortunate in his
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-02-18

The lack Of money IL also the root
Of much evil.
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Flour.

Flour.
Selling Prices.
Standard Colorado, net ..3.45
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Live Poultry,
Gaqs.

Eggs. graded No. | net, F.
o. b. Denver ........ "a
Eggs. graded No. 2 net, F.
q. Il. Denver ..... Il
Eggs. case count, less com.
sion Observation-Disclosures. 6.75
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Fruit.

Apples, Colo. box .......... .75ml.5O
Pears. Colo. .1.25T2. .OO
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Butter.

Eisln, lower 3OA M31
Creameries, ex. Colo. lb. 80 M3l
Creameries. ex. East. lb. 30 AL
Creamer!es, I'd grade. lb. ..25 M26
Process .............. "a
Packing stock ........., II
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@alliidJe Gluufertien.

Sn paris lit bas betanhte 9lbrebs
bu9 .@ibOts8ottin" fir bas lauIenoe
Sobr erf6ienen, fhreibt Die rSl. pr"
Die frunaDiifden 8lGtter beben, laut
80. 3. a. Mittug" nit 9enuetuung
berOor, buB gum erIten Mals felt 43
Sabren iia bort cine rbo9pilltoms
meme" Neuerung porfinbet. 9i. @er<
lsger baben udmli9 oie &iihnbeit ges
babt. @lfoBs2utbrinsen etnfad unter
bic frona0ff6en Departments eill5us
reibenl 9tGe uuf @lfaBs Bs2otbrtngen
besiisIiden 3iffern uno Namen Ieien
bon fa6tunbtsen 2suten burdeeIhen
tuOrben, bic ni9ts Giliseres gu trn
batten, als alle outsntiIthen beutIben
llntertanen unb Sirmen einfn9 dus
ben Gintppbnerliiten 5u itrei9enl glu6
in ben garis uno ben Departments
porbebdltenen Seilen finbet man tein
beutIbes pber 0iterrei9ifdes Sous
mebr aufgefiibrt. Der 8ottin, ipie
man bas glbreBbu9 alIgemein nennt,
bat ii9 erIoubt, bas 9luslonb nn9
Isinem Guteiinten gu torri9isren.
Gum erftenmal begegnet man bort
einem neuen Staot, ndmIib 9tIbanien.
Natiirlib bnt man ben PloB, mo
IpnIt oie perIOnlitbteiten Der gtez
gierung nufgefiibrt perOen. ooriidtss
balber peib eeldKen. lleber 9eutI6s
Lamb uno SeItcrrei6zllrgurn unters
ri6tet bos @orebbub ben 9eIer nur
in rein geooraphiTher Sorm, bageNen
mar Der bclgiIhe Sell ME 10 ItattIib
pie oiesmaf. Gs TT aud niht perz
geFen iporben, bas Datum unsuqe6en,
an benz bic frdns1iiIt9e Iepu6lit Der
Stabt 9iittith bos &reu3 Der @6rens
legion auerteilt fat. Sine nnoere gtns
Ipteluro ouf ben Srieq finoet iidb nid)t
i'm @otlin. 2lus sem amtli9en 9siI
Tinb SeutIdIonS, OeTfe, reid uno bic
Siirtei alntt ipen1eitridfen porber.
8ir eriItieren olio fir Srantrei9 in
bieIem Sabre nit6t mebr.
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Gin RieCen6Gatt.

9etanntIi9 iino bic ensliI9en uno
nmeritaniI9en, 3eitungsblGtter bon
elmer melt betrG9tIidsren 9rDBe als
bic 3eitunssblGtter bes europGiI9en
6eitldnbes, oo9 Oiirfte bisber tein
8latte ben llmfdng unb bic @r6Be Der
n illuminated Suaoruple GonitelIas
tipn" errei9t boben, Die i'm Sabre
1859 in gtetp gOrt sebrudt ipurbe,
uno bic gu ben grDbten Seltenbeiten
auf bsm @ebiet Der Prefe geb6rt.
9as 8latt bat cine SDbe BON 1872
Wetern un6 etne 8reite BON 2,60 Mez
tern, es entbGlt oreiaebn Spalten, unb
iebe Spnlte iit'1,20 Mteter bod, iooab
bic Spalten acknowledgement eine
2dnge bon 125 Wetern erreicben mir
ben. 8ier5ig Seber lparen ppGle u6t
Wo9en bei6dftigt, bieIes Rieienunses
tim elmer 3eitllng fertig5uitellen, bon
o;r ii9 elm @remplor in Dem bon
Sordcnbed gesriinbeten 3eitungsmus
Ieum in Berlin befinOet. Der cine
Sroft lit ben geplagten Sebern unb
0rudern BEL ibrer 9lrbeit geblieben,
odB lie nidt no9mals in bic Gage
tommen, OieIe bertulifds gtrbeit gu Be-
lpdltigen, benn ipie cine &opfnpte 6es
8lattes befagt, foGl es muir ole bun6ert
Sabre einmal erI6etnen, fobuB erf oas
Sabre 1859 Die 5peite Rummer bieIes
8latfes erleben tpiro.
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SC6i6GaC.


gs Iasen i'm @ruben brei &rieser auf
Wa6t
limb blidten perIonnen ins Sunfeln
Der Sterne,
8eIpra4en Nas Mprgen: Die tOmmenbe
S6lu9t;
8eIpra9en Oas @eItern: bic Seimdt,
bic ferne,
Da fugte Der erIte: LIMB tebr' i9 5us
rid
SD fiible, Der SOB fpirb mid mors
gen perI9onen-,
Damn fpirO in Der Seimat bas adrtz
li1e Slid
Bel Weib un6 BEL &inoern mid berrs
lid belobnen."
9rouf Iaete Der alpstts: rMid fdredt
nidbt Der Sob;
Rur m66t' i9 ni9t, bob lie gum
4riippel mid i4liigen.
Sd bob' etne S9olle, i4 baue mein
8rpt,
limb min ni9t erleben, bub andre bort
pfliigen."
Der brittle bagesen: pWie sliidli9 bin
i9!
Sd bdb' ia fetn Seim unb i9 bu6'
feline 2ieben.
Sb tot o6er lebeno-per f6ert ii9
Inn mid!
5ragt teiner in SrGnen: no lit er
geblteben-9"
Rpt brannte Der !6immel, rot bronnte
bic S6lnht.
Sin S6ub Bat bem erIten bas 2eben
genommen;
Sin !Sieb bat gum &riippel Den 3ipeis
ten 9ema9t;
Der brittle 1T bell In bic Seimat 9es
tommen.
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Die itbr aaf uuiersm @sbSnbe jtist
bic Seit gum Sparen.
NGcrct)0mts
amn MecbanicS
Samf,
334 9adabaaaa NbeHHe.
aapitaI S250.O0O.00.
llrbnf&ub $7000O000.
,, ,,e6fimntfter Gnfaa
DOa NtrD6iifdt"

gor lineefGbr breiBig Sabren
tpuroe Or. Wiiles' gsernine gum
eriten 0ial Dem gublitllm aIs elm
SeiImittel fir nerb6ie 2eiben Dor.
eeItellt. Ser fait algemeine @e-
braud oesielben I'M gan5en 2anbe
lit Der beitm0glidite 9erpeis ieines
@ertes.
8on ieoem Staote in Der Union
fino freiiuiIlige 3eugniiie eingelalt.
fen, itngeiu9t lino eerne gegeben,
bon Seuten, Die pirflib bon einem
nerb0ien 2eioen befreit turroen.
0ers. Sarab g. 8orter bon
gIarfs Sia, SSno., lit cine bon bie-
fen pobl5ufrieoenen &itnoen bon
Or. 0tiles' Rerbtne. Sic idreibt
pie folgt:
sd tnnu Dr. g1iIes' Wernine einfatb car uidbt
entbebren. gor mebrereu gonnten iullr6e tdb
nGdi Ga Brippe bon Wern6iitit nnaearifien. gS
iuuroe 70 idltmm. baB i'd Faa lino Radbt ipeoer
ruben nod rafeu tunnte, bis i'd p6uia eridbopft
mar. Sdb tounte tueoer arbeiteu. nod meiHe Bes
oanten lanae aenlg suiammenhalter. nm cine
unterhnltuna iu tnhren. Sdh tulperte, iuenn tco
liet Us mas Der idlltnitfe NntnH oDn Rerooits
tat. ben i'd ie In nieinem 2eben hattie. SD taute
ene 6lGidie uon Or. Stiles ReroiHe uito nntboem
i'd iie perbrnudt bate. iuuroeu meine Reruen
rnbiger. oaher uahm i'd nod mebr BON oer Weoi'
sn N1cb0em i'd bic brittle 6laitbe eiugenommen
bate. tauo i'd. oaB ith siuausia gfuno im Gee
iuttht SuaeHomiHen bate uno tdh tlihle 10 niet
beiirr. Sth tuiirbe bic siuei eriteu 6taidben bon
Rerune nidlt fir S1000 90 oertaufeH. iUenn i'd 5us
rld mtIiBte. no i'd mar, ebe i'd NIT oereu 9es
bruuth aniina"
Gum gerfanf Del alien 9lput6sfern.
@enn bic critic Slnidle nidt bilft, tuirb
Sbr 0elb suriiferitattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EII<hart, indiana.
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grGiiOent @ilIOn miiiie eine felt
fame QluIiaiiuu9 BON gteutralitGt bab=
en-, melDet bas pSerliner 9ageblutt" :.
SeItiam lit in bieiem Sale mtrtli6
elm iebr perbtnOltder 9lusOrud.
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pnu( Oe(6ane(.
seine Stclluna ais siammerpraii.
bent iuir6 immer idlmteriaer.

PauI eugene 2ouis 0eI6anel, felt
1912 Der Prdiibent Der fran5oiiI9en
Deputtertentammer. bat ibon re9t
Itiirmiide 3eiten Our6gema6t, 6o9
niemals 1T feline Stelluug 10 f9pie=
rig getpeien pie geruOe jebt, Oa iib
in Der franSOiiIcben &ammer aaerlei
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Sie italienii6e Srie9sleitung iub.
eft, Sdnee 1T i'm &umpfsebtet an Der
acknowledgements 6rOnt ge-
fallen uno ba siebt es mieoer etnmal
bic i6Oniteu @etterbert9te.
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Sriiber bieBen iie bic pglaies". llnO
mas Iie orudten, paren all lies Sebt
nertnen Iie Ii6 pote Seemddte". pSe
ma6ten", i6retbt OuSu eine bumOrOolle
9eIerin. ne md6ten germ iie9en, ie
t6nnen nur net!
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ge6pifte 0prmunOete.

Die Grfubrungen ouf BEN Shla9ts
feloern Der Gebten Sriege boben be.
lpieIen, ouB bei nnndberno gleid itars
Ten unb in her mooernen &riegstunIt
gleib uusoebiloeten @egnern burn
bic ginfiihruna Der tleintulibrioen
9ef6oIIe bic @erluft3iTfern 3iemlic6
beoeuteno crbD6t pernen. Die 9tn5abI
Der S6perperpunoeten bat freilttb
perbdltnismdBig obgenommen, Die Der
Qet6tperpunbeten bogegen niht uners
bebli6 3ugenpmmen. 9arous folgt
ppn Telbit, bab ieBt in einem Sriege
BON lGnqerer Souer interchangeable
8erpunoets in grDberer 3nbl Dor bic
Sront Suriidtebren t0nnen ala friiber.
Sm beutI9 Iiiopeitafritanii6en
Selbsuge rparen bon 1863 bur9 88er
9eI6oiTe 9erpunbeten f6on nab
elmer 8e6dnblunqs6auer BON bur6s
I6nittli6 II Mpnaten 46 b. 8. ipiez
Ser feIbbienitfGbig. limb oieie 9ers
lebunaen betrofen teinesipegs nur
Uet6telle, 1onDern es befanpen 1i@
6arunter ou9 folbe, bic unfonss iebr
i9per erIhienen, nGmli6 26 9elentz
unb &nohens, IL 2un9ens unb 2
8ou6I6iiFe. 9iefe Grfabrungen itims
men therein nit Mtitteilungen aus
bem ruIiiI6ziaboniT6en 8riege, na6
benen es Tih bei 1881 bur6 8letnz
taIibergeI6oiTe @stpunbeten, bic ipiez
Der in Der 5ront 9ienit tun tonns
ten, nm 71.19 b. $. 8erlebungen Der
Sauts uno @ei6teile bonoelte, um
22.44 b. $. Der &no6en unb 9elente,
um 6.44 b. $. Der Gingepeioe, 8lut>
sefGBe un6 gterpen. Sir RuFen unb
Saponer iiberboupt finb 60 b. $. in
Die 5rpnt suriidgetebrts @eripunbete
berausaere9net, fir bic SeutIden i'm
&rieae 1870 unb II nur 17.6. Dabrs
I6sinlidb befinoen fib unter ben
S9nelleebeiften ptel mebr bur6
S6rappnelfugetn, 2lrtillerieIplitter
unb gtabepoffen (Sanbgranaten eins
geI6IoFen) @erpunoete, als man na9
Der IonSldufigen 9fnit9t Dermutet.
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gritiI6e llnterieebOOte finO in Der
Sitiee tdtig uno perIenten Oeuti6eSun
belSoampier. S0nnte man, beipGbrtem
8eiiptel fOlgeno, nt6t etntge amertta=
ner CUR lleberfa6rt etnluoen2
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quf bieIe @eige 1T Der Weiiter itol5,
rno alIe &enner iinb entSiidte gtei'
Soh Dem 9spdtter Weber, S6uiter,
S6neioer
grI9eint iie nur dls @immerbol5.
Sd peiB, bic 3eiten MADDEN iit
ni6t feIbt, fonbern bic Meni6en mas
den Die 3sit, oespegen fOGIen meinc
&inber quite Meniden tuerben, nm
ppbltGtig auf ibr 3eitolter gu ipirten.
86risin 2uiIe bon preuben.
M a n tpeiB es ni9t 10 gang genau,
Wespegen auf Der Welt Die Sruu.
Die einen fagen: nm Der S9Dn'
lpii1en,
Die onberH iagen: nm Der SObn'
piueu.
limb unhsIheioene 2eute meinen:
I'm bsibes 9uts az bereinen.
U n unTrer Batter Saten NIT Gtebe I'D
erbau'n,
Gortpflonaen i6re Saaten, bem alter
9runo pertrau'n;
Sn 1pltem glngsbenfen bes 2anbes
Soeil erneun;
lin unI're S6mad ii9 frGntsn, iif)
unf'rer gbre freu'n;
Sein eig'nes Sd bergeHen, IN aller
Cuff uno S6mers;
9as nennt man, tpobl ermeHen, fiji
unfer Doll Elm Sr5,
llblanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Sapan ma6t betannt, oab es Stub
Lamb 10 piel @ranateu itiden mill, als
es brau6t. @Or einigen Subren ididte
Sapan &uBlanO mebr @ranaten ais es
braudlte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

9Denn Sit6ener Elm 10 GROCER Stra-
te9e wie 2iigner mGre, oann bdtten bic
Seutihen i6On ldnsit idlimme Grfub-
rlln9en 9emadt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Seuti6e Sau6bOote i'm glesdii6en
Mieer. $50 9las tit, Oa iummeln iid
Die @eier. 60 nuroe aud Die SarOa=
nelen=Sampagne etn9eleitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Sic gatierten Iino entriiitet iiber ben
o9errath" Sul9artens. glber ben 9ers
rat6 Stalien's haben iie borbereitet.
ptlltommen gebeiben unO nit gutem
@elo besablt. llno iibrtsens: 0ttt
mem lit Sulearten etnen @ertrag ein=
eesaneen ben es nun sebrOden bat9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Sie ngaep gOrt gDorlO" ertIdrt, OaB
bic britii6e 6ubslSeniur umeritanii6e
&aufleute in "a Stunoeu etntee Wttl
lion Solars toitete llno Oas Stauts
oepartement ertii ben 9roteit iOfOri
auf unb proteIttrte - BET Der Silrten
ipeeen Der fog armeniIden @reuel.
gDas eeben aud unier Stautsoepar'
tement Die amsrttanti9en Gaufleute an
Die tOnuen fir lih islbif iOrsen, pdb-
reno man i'm Staatsoepartement bic
britiIden Stisfel tpt9f.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Gin 6iirit, unb obIonberli9 Elm
neuer Siirt, tnnn nibt INNER aIIes
oas beObodten, mas BEL anbsrn Wens
Iden fir gut gilt; er mub oft, nm
leinen plab gu bebaupten, Sreue,
Wenidenliebe, Menf6li9tsit unb Res
'tgion DerleBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
DitTelephonnummer oes. S4ohenblatt
lit test $500 tnenesl.

Sie 9llliterten baben pteoer einmal
ben 3ug mad Berlin perppbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

200, 900 Staliener ioIlen ben Serben
gu Stlfe gei9idt werOen. g8er aber
bilft tnsptI6en ben Stalienern9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Der YrdiiOent iit nit Der S6uifung
elmer 9rpBen glrmee einOeritanben. Sat
@nglonO am @nOe i6On ieine @tnmilla
teung 9egeben?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Sn Serbien wtrO's aud balO reg=
1en. Sie Serben lii9en idOn Oas
9luue bonn Simmel herunter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Cir So6n 6ren6 lit mertpiirots
fdpsigiam qeworOen. SemanO ideint
ibm feline MaultrOmmel gemauit Su
haben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Ste 6lu9seu9e Der gllliierten iinn
iebt NIT OeutIden 9lbset6en Derieben.
@brlt6e Srie9sfiibrun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

S6nnen bic 9llliierten ntht bilr6brez
6en-io Oeriu6'n lies nit ourdiprea
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Gn9lanO pirft aae ietne alten SbeO-
rien iiber Sorb - ieine SabIu6t UNI
Serri6fu6t alletn bleiben.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
The Illusion That Wealth Brings Happiness Explained

the acquiring at least in the possession.
do bring happiness
Indeed, from the conduct OF the multi
tude IN our own land and day one would
almost seem forced to conclude that, IN
the judgment Of all but the very few. 70
get money and 20 10 control the things
which money vii buy is tho only way
70 get happiness Here. then. Is The
Great Illusion"
Now. the curious thing about an this IL
that when In a reflective and confessional
mood the rich men themselves will tell
you that thoi riches have not brought
them % the happiness they expected from
them, often. that they are not at all 20
happy a. they we're when they we're poor
And those who are not yet ready 10 make
confession. or are still too proud 70 make
a. show plainly by their conduct that In
reality the cause ig little. if al an.
different With them. Yet they. too. ana
che multltudes Of the people. 20 steadily