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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

MANUSCRIPTS md communications submitted
for publication viii he returned
rc"o,nrant"h by rnstnSc stnmrs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15
Items Of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

10th All members are requested 10
be present, as there will be election q
officers, also it will be decided wheth-
er or not this local will send a dele
gate to the convention, which takes
place at Pocatello in the near future.
Mrs. r. w. Kingston returned Sun
day after weeks cisit with her sis
ter in Kuna, who has been seriously
i'll.
Several herd of sheep are pasturing
in the valley at present, and the
farmers are finding ready market
for their surplus hay.
F. NJ. Conroy purchasd cattle at the
J. D. King sale.
The Mitchell family have all been
sick with bad colds.
Glen Allison is the newly appoint
ed janitor at the school house.
Lena Hodkinson. of Kuna, is visit
ing her aunt at the school house
ing her aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Kingston.
Stuart Mulch and Reece Bayless
offered final proof Tuesday.
Several of the young folks of the
Valley attended the candy pull at Will
bur Norris, Monday night
mere was good representation
of Peaceful Valleyites at the special
meeting of tn Water Users associa-
ton held in Caldwell Monday.
k. w. Kingston has had his house
remodeled, as surprise to his wife
upon her return from Kuna
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. King will leave
this week for their new HON in Ne
braska.
The Farmers Society of Equity
held their annual election of Direc-
tors in Nampa Tuesday. Quite a
number of members from the Valley
attended.
The Christian Endeavor will give
social at the w. H. McClusky
home, Friday, January q.
A farewell dance was held at the
J. D. King home, last Tuesday night
Little Marjorie Mulch has recover
ed form slight illness.
Clark l.. Roberts has purchased
the Margaret Harris forty recently
owned by ]. D. King.
The Peaceful Valley sparring club
met at Wilbur Norris, Tuesday night.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15
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Brown Bros. have begun feeding
sheep at their yards along the river.
Fred Smith is finishing the up
stairs of his house
Miss Fern Bitner left Sunday night
fon Oregon City, Oregon, in hopes
that change may restore her health.
John Isabel has sold his west forty
and is preparing to build on the east
forty.
Miss Pearl Couple, Primary teach
er, is boarding with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Smith.
The young ladies entertained the
young men of Fargo last Wednesday
evening very pleasantly at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Bitner. Re-
! freshments were served and at late
hour they took there departure.
Several loads of hogs from this
section were hauled to Parma Friday
John Beall was a Caldwell visitor
this week.
The Ladies of the Fargo Improve
ment Club presented their President
with handsome wool quilt. The
blocks were made by each member
with their initials on it. 1t was a
present that is highly appreciated.
| 1 ne OredSe mas CIOSSeu the Iodu ny
the Platt ranch, and the new bridge
is completed
Suella Evelyn, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sarson, died Wed
nesday, January 9th, aged 5 months
and % days. Funeral services were
held Thursday at Fair-Acres Hall b,
Rev. Vernon. The body was laid to
rest in the Fargo cemetery. The sym
pathy of the community goes out tc
the be;eaved family.
George Smith is suffering from al
attack O rheumatism.
The Farmers Equity will hold
meeting or the election OF officer
Saturday night of this week at the
school house,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15

The man who made the above drawing made it from
his experience He learned early that BANKING his
money the proper thing to do YOU do the
and before you know it. it will become habit and JOY
You will take pleasure ADDING to that bank account
than you will in spending those drbs and drabs of money
that keep so many POOR AK OF THEIR LIVES
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15
FACT
Local Evidence

Local Evidence.
Evidence that can be verified.
Fact is what we want,
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here's a Caldwell fact.
You can test it.
]. IL. Bowman, farmer, Az Blaine
street. Caldwell. says: For years |
have used Doan's Kidney Pills, when
my Kidneys have been out of order
and have caused backache. have al
ways had relief. The other remedies
tried did me no good, but Doan
Kidney Pills took hold of the trouble
at once and soon had me we'll. Doan's
Kidney Pills are in class by them.
selves, and all kidney sufferers should
give them trial"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-ge'
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mr.. Bowman had. Foster Milburr
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. y. il
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15
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The infant daughter of o. E. Lar
son died Tuesday evening as a re-
suit OF an acute attack of pneumonia.
The funeral service was conducted al
the Hall here Tuesday afternoon by
Kew. Vernon of Wilder and buried al
Fargo. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson have
our sincere sympathy as we'll as the
community in the loss of their lit
tie one.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Greenfield and
family are visiting at the w. A.
Faris home Sunday.
Edna Ernst has been sick but is
some better at this writing.
Mr.. Freeman is visiting at the
Dean home while he is making pre-
partitions to move on his home
stead.
The infant daughter of Veral Ford
is very sick with pneumonia.
Miss Grace Bassett is visiting in
Caldwell; she is also having work
done while there.
Mr.. w. H. Barnes left Monday for
Nebraska on a business trip. He ex-
poets to be gone several weeks.
Ladies Sewing club of Deer Flat
met at the home of Mrs. Ford Erick-
erson Thursday; after a busy hour a
dainty lunch was served which was
enjoyed by all.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15
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The Claytonia school will give an
entertainment Friday evening the
18th. The children will also have a
Fair" the same evening. Miss HAYS
will talk on domestic science and Prof.
Ireland will address the farmers All
will be welcome, and a good time is
expected.
J. Walter Johnson visited his fam
lily in Caldwell Tuesday. His son
Ralph has been confined to his bed
for eight months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugdaie were in Cald-
we'll the last of the week and pur-
chased new separator, The Empire.
DR.. Baldwin left for his home in
Salt Lake Sunday evening. He stop
ped off on his way into Caldwell and
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Bird.
Mr.. B. F. Clay was Boise visitor
Sunday and Monday.
On account of the high winds
Monday many were unable to cross
the river at Froman's Ferry. This
becomes a serious matter when stuck
on this side of the river have to be
supplied with hay from the other
side. The only solution to this per
picking problem is Bridge
Mr.. ]. c. Stevens went to King.
man Wednesday on business for the
Gem district.
The friends of Mrs. Florence Hall
sympathize with her in the loss of heI
mother
The sunday scholl was reopened
Sunday morning after the measle
scare, with an attendance of twenty
eight.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15
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X PEACEFUL VALLEY =
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The Christian Endeavon held an
oyster supper at the home of Wilbur
Norris last Thursday night
Eugene Gallivan, who has been con-
fined in the Canyon hospital with
pleurisy for the past ten days, re-
turned home Tuesday.
In spite of the bad weather, there
was good attendance at the King
Norris sale and good prices were re-
allied. Mr.. c. c. Tobias was auc-
tioneer.
II. V. Stilwell family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stats and baby
Pauline, also Earl Alderman, last
Monday
A. w. Mcintyre made business
trip to Boise last week.
There will be meeting of the
Farmers Society of Equity at the
school house Saturday night, January
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15

Mrs. Bitner will do dress making
at her home one-hald mile north of
the Fargo school house.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15

Arthur Hudson of Roswell spent
the latter part of last week in Cald-
well.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15

John Newport who is at the Cam
yon hospital, receiving treatment for
very painful burns which he received
when gasoline lamp which he was
repairing exploded, is getting along
as we'll as could be expected. The
worst burns were about his face and
ewes which were about his face and
the flames. His arms from elbows
down were badly burned and his
hair burned off. The burns would
have been much more serious AVere
il not for the prompt action of the
depot agent at Notus who rushed to
his assistance.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-06
KENTUCKIAN ENDS LIFE
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

Frankfort. KY, Oct flames
Griffin. a Kentuckian. chose a uni
que but effective means of ending
his life on lonely river bank in
faraway British Columbia, according
TO a letter received by Gov. McCrea-
ny from Vice Consul G. C. Wood
ward. of Vancouver
Mr.. Woodward reports that Crit
fin committed suicide by lying down
and exploding dynamite on his
chest. He was found along Quesnel
river. Where in Kentucky Grimm
came from Mr.. Woodward could not
learn and reported the death in the
hope OF locating the mans relatives.
He said Griffin was about SO years
old. feet 8 inches tall and weighed
about 1875 pounds. having dark hair
and mustachs. slightly tinsed with
gray.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-06
BRIBERY, FALSE SWEARING
AND WAGERING IN RESULTS

Winchester. Ky. Oct. AFTER
reporting two indictments charging
election bribery and two charging
false swearing. the Clark county
grand jury, which has been investi-
eating the primary election of last
August. adjourned.
Twelve additional indictments
charging betting on the election
were returned by the grand jury
during its session OF fourteen days.
The grand fury in its final report
declared that while il was able to
find indictments against only two
persons for bribery. it was convinced
that considerable money was illeg-
ely used in the primary contests,
and recommended that the next
grand jury make a further investi-
cation.
Charged with paying So TO Robert
Moore to procure his vote and infiu-
ence for w. r shackleford for Cir
cult Judge and w. r. Taylor for
County Judge. A. b. Hampton.
known as Uncle Andy" was indict-
ed. Uncle Andy" 10 a Republican
and one of the wealthiest men n the
county.
Other indictments for false swear
ing We're returned against d. S. Pow
ell and Dan Insk1. Powell was also
indicted for betting on election. as
was Rodney Brookshire.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-06
HARTFORD. KY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918

of the high protectionist. At the
last the old world is shut off by a
wall. not of stone, but of fire. The
much-dreaded pauper labor of Eu-
rope ia In line OF battle or in the
grave. Its factories are deserted or
dismantled, and there is no longer
the possibility of an invasion either
of the foreigner or of his products.
II there had been any validity in the
argument that trade would be &C
CELEBRATED by sitting 1t, and that
America could be enriched by be-
coming an industrial hermit end Il
commercial 'recluse, the European
war would indeed have made this
country an industrial Utopia.
"Of course, it produced no such
result. The business depression nee
rssarily incident to the destruction
of foreign commerce, exports and
imports alike, to the destruction or
disarrangement of every business
except the supplying of munitions
of war to foreign countries, estab-
lisn the truth of the Democratic doc
trine that the prosperity ofthis conn
try was to be found, not in restrain
ing or sitting, but in liberating her
trade.
Foreign Commerce.
otA hn oh ipRs
den; 20 the destruction of our for
eigh commerce, ten million dollars
OF cotton stored in warehouses all
over the South, quarter of bill
lion pounds of tobacco left upon the
docks for lack of transportation,
millions of tons of coal that once
supplied the merchantmen of two
continents without purchaser.
stock exchanges closed and billions
OF securities. foreign and domestic.
left without a market and without
purchaser. This appalling condition
the Administration Of Woodrow Will
son had to meet and to meet without
moments preparation or moments
warning. In 1907 few bankers
and high financiers attempted to
teach Theodore Roosevelt a lesson
by tightening the money market, and
this country was precipitated into a
panic. the most sudden and disas-
trous this country has known in
generation. Banks refused 10 pay
their own depositors on demand.
clearing house receipts were substi-
tuted for the coin of the realm. Had
the condition which | have described
struck the weak. vacillating and in
competent Administration of Presi-
dent Taft this country would have
been thrown into financial cate
clysm which beggars description
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-06

Turning to national affairs. Mr..
Stanley said;
"A tariff wall sirding every coast
and high enough TO cut on the trade
OF all the world has been the dream
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-13
Sa6C6aOen In BeGgien.

ginsr baIbdmtIiden Gtutiftit sus
fOIss belGuft iid. ipie aus paris sss
msIbst ipirS, Der Sdaben, ben Belsi.n
bisber burd ben aries srIitten bat,
auf 5,319.0 .0OO.o O.oo0Sranis. Die Saupts
poft.n iinb fOIsenbermabsn Dtrt.ilt:
2iittid unb llHsebuns 100000
Sranis, 2Spsn 186.000.000. Ramur
120, 100000, gbdrIeroi SCI. 900, 900,
69Gbsn tn Der 2anbipirtihaft L.
a18,000,000. 9fntperpen 506, 100000
GdGben an ffaatli9en ginri9tungen
gifenbabuen II. T. ip. 1.000.Oo0,00O
Jrants. Der @srfaHer biefer aufa
fteIIuns. q}rofeffOr WaBen, bemerii
ba5u: .Dreieinbalb Mi1iarben S96'
ben gum minbeifen bdtten bermieoer
ipsrbsn t0nnsn, ipenn na9 bem Sal
bon aiitti4 Griebe sefdlofen iporbsu
nGre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-13
3G6ne Der 1sinOer.

Dom oritten Sabre ob, aIfp na9
OOIlitGnbigem 9ur9bru9 bes Mil9s
5ebiFes, fpGteitens aber NIT 8esinn
bes S9uIbeIu9es, miiFen bic 8inbsr
bsreits 4benbs unb Sriib cine 3ubns
reinigun9 pornebmen obsr pornebmen
lafen, uno Sipar om beiten nit elmer
tpei9en 3abnbiirfe unb sinem ents
lpre9enben 3abnpuIper. Gs eibi
tein MunopoFer, feline 3abnpaita IL.
(. tp., bic allein obne fa6semGBe 8es
banbluns bic 3ubnfGule bsrbinbern
uber sar gum Stinitanb brinsen f0nns
ten. 9as einfadite 3obnpulber iii
S9lemmtreioe. lin bic bispeilen
fsbr ensen 3piidenrdums bon Jleii9s
faiern unb onoer.n Sp.iiersIten au be,
freien, bebiene man ii9 na6 bem
gFen zines 3abnfo9ers-am bsFsn
Iinb Die aus 9Gnfsfebertielen berses
ifsllten-ooer zines Seibenfabens. gs
ift pi9tissr, @benbs bic 3Gbns su reis
nisen ala friib. neil on unb stpif9eu
ben 3dbuen iiben seblieben. Sp.if.'
reFe ipGbrenb Der Iansen Ra9trub'
pisl mebr S9absn anridten f5nn.r
als am Sas; bann bur9 Spreden
gFen unb Srinfen tpirb Die Gntfer.
nuns bon Speiferefsn DisI sber erm6s'
[tdbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-13
Infer Gebet.

Mar 9ernifein, Der bortrsiflide Su=
riff unb geiftpolle S9riftfieller, bot bic
misunderstanding in trieserii9er
3eit in einem tiefempfunOenen @ebi6t
Ee9nuns getragen:
Sic fam, bic pslterlDienbe Ra6t -
9te btmmlii6en @b6re i6allen -
Sie Der groe ben Srteoen 9ebra6t
limb ben MenIden elm Bobl9efallen.
SO9 lauter als iie uno 9emaltieer
brDbnt
Ses Srie9es eb'rne Srommete,
Sem Meere BON 8lut nod nidt per-
f0bnt =
9lus Auulen iteieen 8ebete.
@ir Heben nt9t. Serr, um @rlOiun9
bonn &rieg,
Gin S6beres iei uns beidieOeu:
Grf Glib unierm beiltgen &e4te ben
Sie9,
llnO Oann. Serr-oann glib uns ben
6rteoen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-13

ttl uIu %.,.Ius lenv.n uti Utt. p0a
@59bauisn trob ibres ourdbrin9ens
ben @eritanbes on elmer @elpitters
fur9t, bic ans 2Gderlihe itreifte. 9ie
Mitteilunssn bss Giiriten madten oess
balb einen tiefen @tnorud auf Die
fur9tfame Dame. @Iei6 ibr bate
cine anoere Some bes 9pfes unbes
aren5te Sur9t por @elpittern. 8eiben
Iollte balb 9eleesnbeit geeeben ipers
ben, Die Srefflidteit Der neuen @rfins
oung an T9 ieIbit su erprOben. Des
nige @o6en mad bem l. Ipril 5og
Elm i6peres 9epitter beruuf. SrGus
lein BON @D6bouien be9ab iib oiess
NAL nidt pie ionit in ben S9lobs
teIler, fonbern blieb auf ibrem 3im'
mer. Sic unb ibre 9eibensgenoiiin
Tellten ben punberli9en 8liBableiter
mitten in Der Stube ouF. plDbli6
po9te es an bic Sir uno Der Seraps
bstrat bos 3immer. Die 9amen be-
fanben ii9 in elmer tpabrbaftig ni4t
beneioensperten Gage. Sic periu4s
ten in alIer @ile fi9 einen puoermans
tel umsupsrfen, Inn unter bieiem bic
Ieltiame Mai9ine gu perbersen. 9lber
Der Sersos lisB fih ni9t tGuIden.
Sbm iporen bic 8orbereitunsen oes
SoffrduIeins unb bic ibrer Sreunoin
ihon IGneit binterbra6t tporben, uno
iiberbiss binberte Der fatale Ippurat
bic Samen am @eben. Steif pie
Stotusn itanben fie ba. sic puroen
pertpirrt unb tpuBten nidt, mas iie
auf Die iderabaften Reben bes Sir
itsn, Der fs tpegen ibrer unbepeslihs
tsit nedts, eripibern folIten. Inter
bersbaftsm 2ahen erfIGrte ibnen nun
Der Sersog, odb bas 8latt nit BEN
8libableiterartitel um 1. @pril aus
ssseben iei, unb fir ben SpOtt brouds
ten Die 9amen Bel Sofe natiirlih nidt
5u foreen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-13
9Dinng ina &rieg.

Sn friiberen Rrisgen mar es fir bi,
fGmpfenben partsien febr tpi9tis. Elm
2oiunssiport gu baben. Denn i'm
piIbsn 9stiimmeI Oes Rabtampfes fas
men bic Seloabseiden ni9t mebr Sur
gsltung, bo tonnts iid elmer bem ans
beren esgeniiber nur Our6 bas Cos
iunssport ausipeiisn. aebnIi9 Der.
bielt es fi9, penn einSelns Srupps
pber S9lei9patrouillen i'm DunteI
aufetnanber ftieBen Ober penn Elm
einaeIner ii9 ben 8orpoiten nGberte.
9etp0bnIi4 saIt bus 2oiunsspOrt,
bas itreng sebeim seboIten lpurbe. fir
bus eanSe Seer unb aud fir Idnsere
3eit. 3ur 8erftdrtuns oes 9ebeims
miles fiigte man nod Elm befonberes
GeIOesf4rei bel, 70 OoB Der BON einsm
9orpoiten gngerufene 5ipeimul @nts
mort geben mubte. 8ar bas Cos
iunssiport in Der Regel irsenb Elm
Name. Der bes &0nigs, zines 5elbs
BERN, elm S9la9turt Ober Elm Ste
sespuni9, 10 mar bas SeloeeI9rei
INNER elm Snufname. Sn ben &rie>
gen Der neueren 3eit bat man bas 2os
funssport INNER nod benubt, aud
i'm iiebsiser 8risge. @eip0bnlidb pGblte
man babel Elm 0Oppelpprt, gum 8eis
fpiel 9eipebrIauf. @urbe nun elm
Mann anserufen, 70 faete sr bic Isbts
Silbe-r rIauf," unb Der 4nrufer ftellte
nun ieinsrisits nit Der GrsGnauns bes
@ortes bur9 Die erfen @ilben .@es
tpebr-ii9 als Sreunb bor. Sisfss
2ofungsport ipuroe ieben Sas fir
iebe Irmee neu auseegeben.
@u9 iebt i'm WeIttriese bdben mir
nod bos 2oiunssnprt. Gs tpirb
au9 nod tdsli9 BON Der b0beren Stite
ousssssben, ober es selanst oft gar
ni9t mebr Biz su ben fleiniten 9rups
pen. Die @erbdltniFs bab,n fi6 eben
seGnbert, uno bel ben Rieienbeeren Der
Sebt3eit tau9en oft Seile elmer 4rmee
iiberraf9enb neben 4bteilungen einer
onber.n @rmse berieIben partsi ouf.
70 bob an cine @eritdnbisuns our9
2oiungsports gar ni9t Su oenten ift.
Da muB eben Der QuftIdrunssbien
etnfeben uno feitftelIen. pb 6reunb ober
Seinb ii6 nGbert. poiten unb putrouils
len bulten natiirIid Ourd ous 2ofunsss
mort oud iebt nod ibre @erbinbuns
aufrs9t. 0aneben baben iidh i'm
Selbs BEL Sturm pieber bic olten
Sdludtrufe einesfiibrt, Die 70 an>
feuernb pirfen. 90 iperben Die Gngs
Idnbtr bon unferen SeIbsrauen oft nit
benz Radrufe .Siinstau" erf9redt.
Den RufeH aber idulIt -9inbenbur9"
i4redIid ins Obr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-13

fer, bas auf 0ns 2iter elm 9ramm
Sublimat entbielt. sefiilt mar. Bon
oben ipurben bic 8ubenbsn ununters
6rOden nit beibem Dofer abeebruuft.
Gum Ibieifen erbielten iie S6miers
Ieife. Ro9 oreibis Minuten tamen
Die 9efansenen In cine anbere 8arade.
mo- iie nit neuer WGi9e berieben MUIR
ben unb bic 8esnbisuns Der 3teioer>
reinigune ob5uparten. 9ieIe ipurbsn
nit 9lusnabme Der Sdubs unb Wliits
aenI9irme, bic abgetrennt ipuroen,
etipd bier5is Minutsn nit WaFers
bampf bebdnbelt. Sierbei puroe cine
intereHante ipifeniddftIide Beobad=
tuns sema9t: Die totem &leiberldufe
9atten ii4 rot perfdrbt. Sb 6ieI Ie
GarbeHdnberung bieielbe llriade ipis
bic bes gbitinpansers bes RrebIes bat,
tonnte besreiflideripeife ni6t unters
Iu9t iperben. yia9 bieIem 8erfabren
tonntsH in 5ipcnsig Soeen $4,000 @es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-13
Arili9er5.
Grinnernus on 5er5og Carl ausutt
bon GadDIens % eimar.


SerSOs 9url 9tusuit BON Sadien>
Wsimor, Der 5reunb 9petbes, beidb
Elm Iebr beiterss temperament unb
tpar bdufis su Sdersen unb BiBen
ssnsist. Inter ieinen giedereien bdts
ten bsfonbers Die @eIeGiduftsoamen
isiner 9emablin uno Mutter au lei>
ben, Die BON ibm oft in ben 9lpril
gef6idt purben. 8ei elmer llnterbalz
hung am l. 9lpril Ientte Der 9erSog
&arl 2lusuit bos @eiprd9 auf bie
Sasssneuisteitsn unb oos BEL oieier
GeIesenbeit elm 3eitunssblatt aus Der
$aide. pMan fol es faum 9laus
btn," faste er, nit Der Sanb auf bic
3eiung beuteno, ripie tpeit Der Wiens
Fdengeiit in unieren Sogen bereits
fort8eidritten 1T. 90 babe i'd porhtn
IN bem 8Iutte BON elmer itaunensper<
ten Grfinbung, einem 8libableiter fur
Msniden, selsIen. ipel6er obne 3pei<
fel iiberan bas grObte 9lufieben errea
gen nirb. Der 4ppurut pirb bon
6em Grfinber felbft febr ausfiibrli9
beT9rieben. Die @inridtuns 1T iebr
einfad. 9entsn sic iid cine srpbs
eiferne SpiralFebsr in Gorm eines
@tubles, in tpeI9em bic tleinen Rim
Der ibrs sriten' @ebperfu6s maiden.
Bsim Ssrnnnaben bes @sipttters ftlit
man fih in oieisn 4ppdrat uno tportet
init m5sli9ft GROCER Rube bas @nbs
bes llnipetters ab. Rud ben Dorliez
senb.n Ra9ri6tsn fon ii9 Der appas
rat bereits febr gut in Der praris be-
spdbrt boben." Diit bieien Dorten
aberrsidts er Der 9ersOsin bas 8latt
unb sntferntt Iia baIb 6arauf. llns
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6ere 2eiite, Die ipie iie nit &opftpsb
bebaftet iino, init Dem DiitteI Be.
fannt mer0en mo6ten, tpomit iie
oas ibriee beicitigte, peranIaBte
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sd itbreibe bieIes fur g,rOHenhitbuaa, In bee
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onrtb Neien otees treiipinaen 1}enariiTe erfabreY
moaeH; oab tlr aostidmsraen nidhts Or. RiisR
unttsBatn HtleH gleidbitebt. Die SdhmerIen ntrs
eebsr in etlidben Ninuten. rfncheem man sins
bon bttfen YtleH eiHnenommen bat. Spbalb ID
SQmersen tlbe. nebme i'd cine Wntt.!Bain Btne.
ano IN loldber Geiie Iinoere Id bic e6msrssH.
ehe fe hefti9 iueroen."
Sopii6mer5en iino elm iebr an-
gemeines 2eioen = 10 eepobnIi1,
Dob in pieIen 5dllen Die Seute nidt
oiel oorout ahten, bis oieielben eiu
ifneres Neruenlei0en neruriadeiL
Sic Satiu6e, oaB elm 8opftpeb
nit GROCER nerp0ier Saeiobarteit
uno geiitiger @bidppGdung berbun.
Den it, mo6t es pihtie, oab Die
Stmer5en 10 idnea pie mosIi6 ge.
linoert iper6en.
Nad fiinfinbsipanaig Sabren ift
es Die einitimuise Weinung aIIer
oerer, Die Or. NfiIes' glnti.Bain
giIlen gebraii9t baben, oob oa6urd,
S4mer5en ifneu eelinoert unb BITE
Rerpen unb Der a0rper berubigt
tperoen, obne Sang ODER @eipobn.
belt tiir 9roeuerieparen 5u ipedet.
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