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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23
PRAYER CHAIN LETTERS.
Arc Held to Be Unavailable by the
u. S. Postal Department..

Every so often some one In Leon
starts one of those chain prayer let
tiers and much postage has been vast
ed on them. According to the follow
ing article taken from the Burlington
Hawk-Eye, these chain letters are
not mailable, being considered an an
noyance by the postal authorities:
A number of BurlingtOnians have
been receiving prayer chain letters or
requests of late. They We're not sure
as to the course to be pursued. One
gentleman was of the opinion that
the chain was nuisance and ought
to be stopped. Another stated that
he did not mind it. Uncle Sam might
get little added postage out of 1T,
and so far as we are concerned al
such letters went to the waste bask-
ct. Perhaps that is the proper meth
cd of procedure. An editor who has
been consulting the authorities on
the subject, writes as follows:
Prayer chain letters and cards are
considered matter that is not mail
able by the United States postoffice
department, and every effort is be-
ing made by the department to stop
the practice. Prayer chain matter
has been coming into the postoffice
in considerable amount lately and
the local officials are trying to put
stop to the nuisance. One OF the
prayers has been intercepted in the
local office and will be sent in to
headquarters for disposition.
The ruling of the department on
these letters and cards is that they
are unavailable. There is a threat
contained in the prayer, even though
it may be yelled. The postoftice de-
partment classes any matter con-
tanning a threat in the list of unmail-
able matter The prayer letters are
considered an annoyance by the
postoffice department, and they are
endeavoring to check them on this
ground.
A number of people have been re-
ceiving these chain messages here OF
late, and the local department has
been waiting the chance to get hold
of the communication. They have
succeeded at last and will take the
matter up with the department for
final ruling in the case.
The prayer is sent with the re-
quest that it be sent to nine other
people, and if this is done there is
promise of a reward, but if the chain
is broken dire consequences are sug-
geSted
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23
Your Own Little Town.

If you meet a man who is down in
the mouth, who thinks that his town
is all wrong; just take him aside or
give him a ride and hand him this
quaint little song:
There are fancier towns than your
own little town, there are towns that
are bigger than this; and the people
who live in the timer towns all the:
city's excitement will miss. There are
things you can see in the weather.
towns that you can't in the town that
is small, and yet up and down, there
is no other town like your own little
town, after all.
It may be the streets of your own
little town aren't long, aren't
straight; but the neighbors you know
in your own little town with a well
come your coming will wait.
In the glittering streets of gilt
tering town, with its palaces and
pavement and thrall; in the midst of
the throng you'll frequently long for
your own little town, after all.
II you live and work and trade in
your town, in spite of the fact that
it's small, you'll find that your town
your own little towns the best
kind of a town, after all.-Walt Ma
son. M
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23
THE MARRIAGE OF THE UNFIT.
Proclaiming the tight of Every Child
TO BE Well Born.
We quote the following from Pic

We quote the following from Pic
torial Review for January, 1916:
The i'll wed beget the i'll bred.
Your child has the undeniable right
to be well born. If you marry
person who is fit to become the par
ent of that child, you marry we'll.
If you marry one who is unfit to be-
come his parent, you we'd badly. TO
marry any person related to you by
blood save in a very remote degree,
to marry anyone who has a transmits
sible disease or a hereditary tend
ency toward disease is to jeopardize
the we'll being Of your child.
These facts have been known for
centuries, but never have they been
insisted upon as in the day of the
new social conscience. A few decades
ago there We're many states in the
union that permitted the marriage
of uncle and neice. In every state
save Rhode Island such marriages
are now forbidden. Under recent
enactments in seventeen states, near
ly all western, the law prohibits the
marriage Of first cousins. Step-re-
lations are now forbidden to marry
in all save eight states. But men
and women will go as far to be mar
ried as they will to be divorced, SO
that the laws of one state do not
stand as bar against such marital
rights Or wrongs, so long as others
permit them. So, too, with the mat
ing of the epileptic, feeble-minded,
and otherwise defective and unfit. Ii
New Jersey prohibits such unions, as
is the case, and New York permits
them, as is also the case, the bar in
these days of cheap and rapid transit
is but slight.
But the new social conscience is
quickening and growing. One by
one, conscientious clergymen and 9TH
ers authorized to perform wedding
ceremonies are refusing to do so un-
less the license is accompanied by
health certificates of bride and
groom and such statements as to the
consanguinity or the lack of it. This
is great step in advance Of the
law, but the law probably will grow
up to it in time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23
Run Over BY Team.

Lee, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Flora, met with a sad acct
dent last Saturday afternoon while
in the city. Mrs. Flora had been
shopping at McClaran's store and on
coming out, was about to cross the
street just as Geo. Buckingham, who
lives north Of town came along with
a team. Mrs. Buckingham and son
were in the wagon and were figuring
on stopping and doing some trading,
but as it was getting late Mrs.
Buckingham told the boy to drive
on. At this time the little fellow
ran across the street and under the
horses feet. He was knocked down
and two wheels Of the wagon passed
over his chest. He was, picked up
and carried into Henderson's hard
ware store and later taken to DR..
Wales office, and his injuries dress
ed. 1t was feared for while that he
could not survive, but no bones were
broken and at this writing the boy
has fair chance to pull through the
ordeal No blame is attached to
the Buckinghams, as it was one of
those unavoidable accidents. Lee is
the second son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Flora and is a fine, plucky
little fellow, about 4 years old. Their
many friends will be glad to learn
that there are bright hopes for Lees
recovery-Davis City News.
Why is red headed woman never
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23
Queer Quirks of News.

Dallas. Tex.-Miss Bette Alexan-
der. %, had died. Mrs. Eliza Pow
ers, y, was at deaths door; both
from ptomaine poisoning, Oh farm
nine miles from Cisco, Texas. Mrs.
Powers dragged herself to the SIDE
of dog, tied to his neck a note and
told him to "go home.' The dog
made his way through a storm to
Cisco, and help arrived in time to
save the woman.
Los Angeles, GAIA letter which
had been travelling for three years
arrived at it's destination with TWEEN
ty-three postmarks on the envelope.
1t was sent from Vancouver to Oco-
tian, Oaxaca, Mexico, originally.
Pomeroy, O.-''Deacon'' Long,
mayor of this city, sleeps in his
trousers, and has been doing it for
thirty years. Recently, when ill, he
was forced to try a night shirt, but
was so uncomfortable that his trous-
ers were restored to him.
Chardon, On 1862 Mrs. Eliza
Eldridge took pint of her excellent
clrrant wine, bottled it and gave it
to her daughter, Mrs. Martha Pease,
with injunctions not to open 1t until
her 5Oth wedding anniversary. The
cork had never been disturbed until
it was pulled on December 4th, 19l 10.
Joliet, Ill.-Half way down the
steps of a Rock Island flyer, Mrs. +.
Milton Collins, of Sioux City, Iowa,
remembered she had not kissed a
relative, who was with her, good
bye" She turned, without looking,
and planted a resounding smack
squarely on the lips Of "Dinah'
Brown, the negro porter. Mrs. Col
Inns tainted.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-23

Why is a red headed woman never
called "Reddy?"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-07-22

appointed rs delegate to q ooa-
r..h'iOn that he had lined ~ for him.
self. and for all Of his statement ths.s
ils father had taught him patriotism,
lie must have forgotten what pat
riOtisM is, for from that day 20 this
he las persistently done al: that he
could do, ic injure Judge Burke.
WHAT has been said Of DIR. F:shers
reason can as well be said OF OUT
man Brown and others who are try
ing u use the recall, not because they
believe that either Judge Burke or
District Attorney Van Bradt have done
anything meriting the recall, but be-
cause they have chance to play
even with those whom they dislike
personally.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-07-22
ENFORCING MOTOR VEHICLE LAW

Carl DeLochte, deputy from the
Secretary of States office, was in
Julesburg on Tuesday looking after
the paying CT licenses by automobile
owners. The Secretary of States Of
fee is strictly enforcing the law all
over the State, and as result large
amount Of money is coming into the
road fund. Mr.. DeLochte informs us
that he found very little evasion Of
the law while here. Those driving
cars here from Nebraska should take
notice, however, that the officers have
Jurisdiction, if the cars are in Colo
rado, and should therefore comply
With the State law, to save any trou-
bic.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-07-22
What Rshert n. wsrk sf IT. Morgan
Thinks sf the Recall.

We learn with grat1hcatiOn that
Robert NJ. Work, of Fort Morgan,
who formerly assisted in prose-
outions in every County in this
District and who has a wide acquiant-
ance throughout its six Counties, has
sent out personal letter to many of
his friends warning then against this
misuse of the right to recall and
that it is just such misuse that will re-
suit in the repeal of the recall law
His letter is of especial interest
since he was a candidate against Dis
trict Attorney Van Bradt, and also be-
cause of his intimate knowledge of the
work and standing of Judge Burke
both in the 18th Judicial District and
throughout the State, and we are glad
to be able to reproduce a copy of it in
this issue.
July l4th, 1915.
Dear Friend: ~.
Concerning this talk Of the recall ON
District Judge Burke and Distri"t At
torney Van Bradt, / hope you will de-
nounce it in unmeasured terms to any
ono who is so misguided as to present
a petition to you. 1t is very pa!paL;y
tho outgrowth of political and personal
spite
They will refer to the Sasse case but
stated at airy time by the pubic or a
special prosecutor or by granl iiry
and tried by an outside Judge. and
that no ore is calling for these thinG;,
is proof of their insincerity. !: is
merely pretext.
They will say that the Judge abused
the jury. Make them show his state
ment word for word. He used nothing 4
but the most judicial language. 1
have heard the Judge try cases all
over this District and most positively
assert that for every jurymah who will
censure him for his attitude toward
this arm of the Court you can find five
hundred who will praise him for his
uniform curtesy and thoughtfulness.
Finally: Are you going to allow a
few trouble-makers to traduce a man
whom We for ten years have delighted
to honor? To villffy one who has
graced and honored not only the
bench of this District, but that OF ev-
cry county in the State to which he
has been called? To prostitute the
recall by using it on man who is
an honor to northeastern Colorado
and whom all of the great men of the
State respect and admire? To dis
grace one community in the eyes OF
the State by trying to belittle judge
whom the greatest lawyers in the
State have united in calling in to pre-
side over the most important cases re-
Gently at issue in the State? l know
you are not going to be party to this
shameful undertaking and will do
your utmost to give this villany a
black eye in your community
Very truly yours,
RORERT M WORK
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-07-22


Amount hand July For
treasurer FOR fue and
""" .'.$ lZ"' all
Received Fund
by appointment '''' 1900 500"
From schoo
ing
~ N"' '''.''''' - io'oo Balance in of
treasurer of
rict /.
General &
Total. r., .ooo,,
Balance County and District Tre.sv,o.
Oyerdr ~ N''" ireasurers. as above .$ S677
Mrs ALMA HERBERT. Secretary Of district No. s.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-07-22
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT

vi SCHOOL County
80, to June 1915 '' ''A '"A0
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-07-22
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT

School District
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
StaOt ilno GOuntb.

- Dus Maisftic 9bsater on Psnn
Gusuue 1T gum Frsis pon 81, 900
our6 SDilliam Stosffsl, Senrp @p.
itsin nno glatban 3arnOfsfb BON 28il.
tss'Sarre sruorbsn wOrosn.
: SObn 98. 5omeu, Solicitor Der
Sountgiteuern, iiinOists am Wiontaa
an, oaB bte i3eit Sur Beiablung Der
Steusrn obns Strafaufidlas bis 3um
/. Wfdr8 usrldn9ert worosn lit.
= Der so Sabre alte Wtorris ..
Saufman BON Seffsrion Npenue, mel.
der einen Saoen an Spruce Stra6e be.
trisb. bseins am Samitas Vormittas
In bem Naoen Selbitmor6. inbem er
fth erbduste. Jiieoerseidlasenbeit,
ourd ihlshte @eltGfte pernrlad,t.
idsinsn oas wiOtiu 3u Der Ebat gene.
fen iu isiu.
- Gm Wfontas Gbenb, ben is
Sebruar. bdlt 6te 9ieoerfrani Tan,.
flahs TN @aiinO an Nbams Guenne
eiueu 8oltiimetanj nit Soeial ab, su
neldsm Der @tntrltt iiir Dame uno
9err auf $1.00 fsitaeiest noroen LIT.
Sc merbeu Prsiie iomobl fiir Damen
pie Serren ertheilt, nsmlid oas fstnfte.
origuellite uuo fomiidits 8oftiim. Die
Grranssure bes Ean,ss trsffsn 8ors
tebrun9eu. nm benielben 3u einsm rs6t
usrsniisten 3u MAIDEN.
= Wfabor Sermpn fiinbiate am
Donneritas Jiadmitias sinsn Plan an,
um iOl6eu uerbeiratbeten Bhrgern,
bic obue Seihdfttguns linb, tempordrs
Nrbeit 81 9eben. gu Oisiem 3psd wsr.
ben bic resuldren anseitellten bss De,
partements Der 6ffentlihen 8afe ieot
0ode einise Gage abseIe9t unb BIZ
Seiddftigun9sloien Iollen banu tsm'
pOrdr ibre Steuunssn einnebmsn. Dei
WaBor ertIdrte In Nerbinouug mil
Oem Plau, bas Elm bulbsr Saib better
LIT, als pie gar feiner. glur Biir9el
unb Steuerjabler boben 8eredti9ung
iih bic SaAe sunuss 3u MAIDEN.
= PER- uno S5rau Seur1 SOnrat
lpuroen 5reitag Oia1t i'm Sisbsriraul
Safno gelesentlib oes 80. Sabres,
ta9es tbrer Sermdblung pou Der Da
menieftion oes Scranton 9ieoerfrani
NIT einem Sanfett beebrt, bas li9 ale
cine pollitanoiss usbsrraihuns fur oas
Subelpaar ermies. Srau @onrao, mel
DE Rrditoentin Der Seition 1T, nurbl
uOu Srau 5rauf 0eder i'm 9iamsm Del
Seftion nit einem prdhti9en Perler
Saualiere beihenft, pdbreno Ssrr @On
rao einen Sorb onftenoer Blumer
iiberretht erbtrlt. IS nuroen per
ihieoeHe @ratulntionsanipraaen &c
balten uno nah oem 8antett fol9te eir
&anStranSaen, oas bis ipdt anbielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
gtnaemo 4te 6ahner.

3srf9neibe unb ialSe Siibner uni
biinite iie nit Butter uno sriiner pe
teriilie barin, tpenn altes Subn, fp9
in Rinbiuppe. Geinseidnitten. Gbom
pignons, lnHs auf Butter bin fen mi
bis9en psteriilie, na9ber itaube mt
Mebl unb ginoiinfsn tpie iptiBe Gin
brenne. Sierouf sieBe buran ball
Suppe, balb fiiBen Rdbm. bamit q
ri9tise 0ide bat. sisBe iiber Die !6iib
ner, aufto9en, beim Serpieren glib bi
Siibner in Witte, bic &nDbel berum
epentueII abgefo9ten 8lumenfobl amt
Tdsn 3n0berl sarnisren. Sir bi
&nDberl Elm babies pfunb feingebod'
tss 3aIbflsiib oSsr Siibnerbruit, 5ips
2Dffel Rinbermart. elm 2Offsl Butter
Elm 8rDtden in @aHer gefpei4t. aus
ssbriidt. sipei Biz Orsi @ier, bis9er
3itroneni6ale unb RusfatenbIiite
paprita, bode fein aufammsn, mo9'
&lOb9en. 70 eroB tpie Saielniife II
gtinofuppe ooer in Der Siibnerfouce
Denn fe bo9tommen, laFe einis,
Waal iib.rtpa1en. 8eim g(nridten be
siebt alles nit Der Gbampisnonfauce
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

Ole foinsesa oruolarbsitsn In der eeszs,
IIsfsrt die once ass ''wssasablstt.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
ShroGer @pedfnIbeI.

Wtan ne6me Elm altbodenes Weib.
brot, in tleine @iirfel geThnitten, BE.
feu9te es nit etipas Weil9, ni6t su
nab, aipei gier, fir sebn Gents Sleif9s
tuurit unb elm babies pfunb gerGu6er.
ten tueiBen Sped. stpei Bis 6rei 3ipies
beln, Peteriilis, au9 Sbpmian, ipenn
beliebt. 3piebeIn unb Peteriilie tpers
ben In stlpas Butter gsbGmpft. 81
iptro aIIes fein sebadt unb aipei Biz
brei Stunoen ppr benz 9ebrau6 pers
mifht. Suls unb pfeffer nidt bersef.
fen. Damn tpirb 70 biel Mebl barar
geseben, bob alles sufommenbGlt, 5u
runben 8lOBsn seformt, unb in itart.
to6enber Sleiidbriibe ober Dafe,
cine @iertelitunbe ssto6t. grit mil
etnem probieren, Oh iie nift ssrfaIIen;
fonit muB nod msbr Mebl bdsufoms
men. sic oiirfen au9 nidt au feF
feiu. limb cine S9iiEeI bon Sauers
traut, nit Sdpeinsrippen seto9t.
ba5u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
6 Gfefuh d en-.

Sie Sorm nit bsliebisem, miirbem
Seis auslssen. Sir Die Jiillmaf.:
@inen Suppenteller peiber &Gie
(SuarffdIO tpirb redt elatt geriibrt.
6ann tommt Elm @iertelpfunb 5erluis
fene Butter binau. tpirb gut Derriibrt,
oann bier @ier, ipieber gut bermifdt,
6onn brei Gbl0ffeI Mebl unter ffetem
Riibren langIam baSpif9en eeiiebt.
@snn oIles bies etatt 1T, 10 miT9i
man brei bis bier unSen 3uder, brei
rnsen &orintben, etpas @al5, etns
SoiTe Iiiben poer lauren Rabm unh
ettpas 3itronenTaft binbur4. Damn
bddt man ben SUDDEN BET. gutter, fri
fder SiBe.
Gin anberes Re5ept: 9lus etnem Ses
fenteig bon elm 9funo Mehl. elm pini
Mil9, brei l1naen 3uder. cine llnSt
!Sefe, einen GBI6ffel bon 3uder, stpei
Gibottern uno elmer Ifarten PriIt
SoIs trei6t man einen runben ober
pieredigen &u6en auF IGBt benfelber
ouf bem 8lec6 auT7eben, iiberitreut ibr
nit bier Biz Iehs neriebenen Reibfdfen
trGufelt Elm @icrtelpfunb serlahent
Butter oariiter. fSdt ben SUDDEN uni
beiiebt ibu rei6'iN nit 3uder. fobaIt
er ous Dem Sfer fommt.-Ober mon
beleqt BEN nit @utisr beftridenen unf
NIT gerie6enen H''e bid beTtreuter
Ru6en nit 9u TtSddher uno muht
einen @ub b. in mint 'uurem
gabm, brei Ci'r uno cir 9ierteI'
Plumb 3uder f'r. f'cor mnu IT.
in Den SFeu s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

- Den gteleuten 0illiam Bodrott
BON @pomins auenue LIT cine Go4tel
geboreu morben.
Sobn 8. Durfin, Der friibsrI
@ountD Saommiidr. 1T am Dienftas
pom Rrdiioenten als Poftmeifter uor
Scranton eruaunt pOrben, ,unO piro biz
Stelle antreten. iobalo Der Senat BIZ
Domination beitdtiSt bat.
= SObn 8laObsa wurOe am Srei'
tag pon Sron @ountg, Dtih., 5uriid'
ssbru6t uno seitanO Oanu, oab er Dor
neun Sahren gu Wta1fielo ben alberi
Der3emstt eridoB, na1oem ieiu Batter
In elmer Birtibaf uon imei Wtdnneru
an9e9riffen unO unbarmber,l9 uerflopft
moroen mar. lSluog9a muroe pon ei
uem friiberen @lnmObner pon Sinpion
erfannt. Der baum bic Seb0roen benah
ri9tiste. woranf feline 9erbuitun9 unb
3uriidbefOrbsrun9 erfotste.
= Siaut BOit. aaiirsr Der @ritsn
Jiutional Sant uno felt ben lesten 40
Sabreu Elm glussitellter Der 8ant.
reibte am Wtonta9 feline Reiisnation
Elm uno al ieiner Steas wuroe oaun
Serr Srant Summlsr, Shasmeiitsr
Der Nadawanna Ernit @ompanie er'
w1blt, meld lestereS Snltitut In ndh'
iter 3uiunft nit sriterem uerihmolSsn
weroen loI. Serr B0it muroe als Elm
Direttor ieiner Bant erwdblt unb TO-
balo er als 3a1iirer auslheioet, ntro
PER- SummIer Die Stetle iibernebmen.
- Die Snrssuus Der 9adananna
@ompanie. oa6 Die SBirtbihaiten in
Sadawanna uno Vu5erne Counties ni9t
Dor iiebsn 1br Wtorssus eroffnst uno
um IL llbr 0taAts seihloHen weroen
iollen, oamit ibre Ber9leute nidt In
Seriu4uns seratbsn, bat eiusn Bro
telt uon ben Berslsuteu Sur 6ol9e &C.
babt, Die iid basesen perwahren. baB
tie fattiid oils SOffel binseitellt werbeu.
Oas 8omite, nelhes iid NIT Der
Sahe bsfabte, srildrt ss als sine I'm
gerebtisfsit uno cine Bslsioisuns, OaB
bte Ber9leute als cine 3laiie Ia elmer
iolAsn 9Ssiie sebrauomartt pOrbsn.
-Radftsn WfOntas ab.nb. ben g..
5ebruar, finbet Der As. iabrlihs Mas'
fenball oes scranton Nisoerfrans I'm
Nieoerfran3 @aiino on aoams ausnue
ftatt. Dieiss 5slt usripridt mie &c.
mObnlih Elm glanjuolleS 3u meroen nuo
oaS arrangements Somite bat ale
Vorfebrln8en setroffeu, I'M Elm iolGes
Heiultat ;u 3eitisen. Obihon Der gu.
tritt su oem Bal In eriter yiuis uur
ben Wfit9liebern bee Gereins 9eitattet
1T uno elm algemeiner 8ertauf pon
@tnlaBfarten niGt erfot9en mirb, f6n.
men cine bei9rdnfts Gulabt pon git9t'
mitsIisoern, psnn uon Wtitslisbsrn re-.
fommenoirt unb pom Romite sutsebei'
Sen, 3arten ju $500 @ Perion er.
balten. SBie iiblit, eebt 6em Bali si'
ne @rDffnungS Seene uorauS. melhe
ben PriuI unb Die Prin,eiiiu sinfhbrsu
Diro. bic baun bur9 ben Wtarih ben
Bau formsu er6ffnen merben. Uausr's
Orhsiter mirb bic Tan,muff lisfern,
uno on @rfrii4nnsen iebsr Grt pirO
fein Wiansel iein. Die Wtitslieotr
ishen BEN Bal ihon nit Spannuus
entsessn, osnn er seitaltet Iit) INNER
iu oem Prunfiefte 6eS 0ereins. tpslhes
tn fr0bIiGifer Usiie uerlebt wirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
sSdweifer fant, llm mir
a6jen 81 iagen"

mlen @opce bon IrgDIe, Winn.,
Tit eine longe 3eit OH elmer idAuie.
rigen Sorm bon Seroleioen, uno
'Dhtuobl er beltGnbis unter dr5tGider
Bebanolung mar, DilrOe iein @e.
6unobeits5ultunO idlimmrr ouitutt
beHer. SdlieBlid tpurbe ieiner
Samilie mitgeteilt, oaB 9opce MIR
nod etli6e Gage IGnger Ieben
f0nne. Seine GdlpeIter puroe bon
gaebroSfa beimgeruien, um ibm 90.
iel 5u iagen, ebe er feline Iange
Reiie ontrete. 80nnte man iib einen
hoffnilngsloieren Saa borIteuen2
Cine Sreunoin Der SamiIie iiber.
Heoete i'm 9r. Niles' Seort &en.
ebb gu aebranden. @r foIgte oem
Siat uuo bier lit iein einfa6es, abrr
bereSidmes 3eu9nis:
sd betrnd'te es aGs meine Rffidit. Sbn,u NIT.
sntetlen tuas Or. Wiles' 6eart Reme6p fur milo
sstsn s.r bst: RsdSsm 70 stns Iares 8sit trsn. gs:
mir nod etlidbe faae Ieben f6nute. gleiHe
Shpefter tam bon Rebrasta. uin mir Wbieu su
tuHeH. uuer etHe Nreunotn III etfter gdthbdrttd0t
lberIeoete mid. Or. Miles 6eart Remebb urb
Dr. pltles Yeruine su beriuthen. SD uahm bic
erfe Dole oil einem Samstaaabeno. brei DOZEN
AM Sonntae uHo bret Dozen am plontaa. Rons
tagrndht ldlliet i'd bic aanse Rntht. ben erfen aes
tnnoen Sdlni ben tdh IN brei NlpuateH genpS.
SnnerbaIb elmer 8ode mar i'd idhie. alletH III
1eben. Reine araft unbm su uno mein eeiuittt
qna ihliebIidh bon 128 ouf 206 ghno. Or. RtIeS'
oenrt &emeop uno RerUiue baben MIR bas aeben
eersttet, uTo 5eoeFmaHn In oieier umaeaenb
tueiB es."
Or. 0iiles' Seart RemebD ,uir6 BON
Glen apptbeferu nnter itrenger 9aran.
tse uertauft.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EI<hart, indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
Bon Neter6bnra.

-Serr uno Srau Spilliam @.
Sheuer pon Jioro Uebfter duenue
iino ourh Die @eburt eines G01ters
leinS begliidt moroen.
-Sn lsinsr 8obnuus on SobH
StruBs 1T am Samitas Eormittas iHt
NIter uOn 75 Sobrsu Sreo. Nsiolinser
Seftorbsu. Die Bsiiesuns erfolgte ani
WtontaS TIM Dunmore 5rieobof.
-@barles Diap,r uouaib Strass unh
Srdulein @thel yiaumann pon Sub
Dtain auenue muroen am Dlenftae
Wiorsen ourd Paitor 8. 3. OistrtG
Ia isiner Wobnung als Elm &bspaar
einseiesust.
Der 30Sabrs alte Robert Simms
pon Preseott apeuue bate Wfoutag
Siaht sineu Strsit NIT leinsr @attiu,
uuo nahoem fie ihn iibsr ben Wfuuo
geitla9en hatte. nabm CT In ielbltm6rs
oeriider AbiiGt cine @iftiubftun,; es
uabm sinen Gr3t mebrere Stunoen, ttn
misosr auber @sfabr jn brin9en.
: Der 10 Sabre alte Rop Barber
bon Wfprtle StraBs, Der In VcrbinouHg
NIT @arl Dtaper an ben @asmeter
Diebitdblen bethsilist seneien isin lotl,
wuroe am Dounsrftas yiahmittus auf
cine biesbeiiislide Gnilaes uerhaftet
uuo etn9eitedt. @r 9eftanb ip6ter leis
ne Setbelli9uns Elm uno puroe bann
unter $500 Bhrsidaft gum Pro,sB ses
baltsn. @r beiAulot9te ieinen @ouitn,
5ranf barber uOn @pnon Strase, an
Der 2bsilnahme on mebrsreu @tnbris
dsn. oisier seitaHo mad ieinsr Ysrbaf.
tuns iOlhe Elm uno be3eihuete Uilliam
S8bite als Gheilnebmer, Der bann aud
uerbaftet murbe. sic nuroen ipdter
fur Elm sert6tlides @ri4einsn unter
SiirslAaft esitsllt.