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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
GET RID OF huMoRs
AND AVOID SICKNESS

Humors in the blood cause inter-
nal arrangements that affect the
whole system, - we'll - pimples,
boils and other eruptions, and are
responsible for the readiness with
which many people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sanapa-
rilla has been more successful than
any other medicine in expelling
humors and removing their inward
and outward effects. Get Hood S.
No other medicine acts like it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
HousER IDENTIFIED As SLAYER.
Woman Picks Him &C Man Who Killed
Woodmen Of World Secretary

Wichita Kan, Nov. 13.-Arthur Hou-
ser, brought here from Indianapolis,
was identified tonight by Miss Grace
Slater as being the slayer OF William
H. Smith, national secretary of the
Woodmen of the World. who was muir
dered in Omaha, Neb., Oct. i6. Miss
Slater, the only eyewitness to the kill
ing, picked Houser from among thirty
seven prisoners in the county jail. A
delegation of seven came from Omaha
to see the prisoner. They were mem
bers of a party held up and robbed on
the night of the Smith murder, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
FIND BODY IN WELL
Mrs. Frank Bohenek, of Belle PLANE,
Believed to Have Committed Suicide.

Special to Times Republican
Belle PLANE. Nov. 13.-Mrs. F'rank
Behonek. widow living in the south
west part Of town Friday morning
is believed to have committed suicide
by jumping in well. Her body was
recovered and taken to the Hughes
and Driscoll undertaking parlor where
coroner's inquest was held Friday
afternoon.
Owing to some of the evidence
placed before the jury they have de-
cided to hold a post rnortem examina-
ton. Mrs Behonek vas about So years
of age and leaves several daughters
and sons
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
NEW LAW Is APPLIED.
Three School Children Of Toledo Sc,
to Hospital at Iowa City.

Three School Children Of Toledo Sent
to Hospital at Iowa City.
Special to Republican.
Toledo. Nov. 13. Under this
law passed by the last gem
eral assembly. which allows free treat
ment of certain diseases Of children
under is years of age, the district
court ordered William Roll. Gladys
Cornelius and Harriet Amidon to be
sent to the hospital at Iowa City. These
are all pupils from the lower grades
of the Toledo public school, Of whom
a recent medical examination revealed
the advisability Of taking advantage
of this new law. This law no doubt, will
prove Of great benefit in the recovery
of health for those children with dis
eases in the incipient stage, whose
financial circumstances will not per-
init them to have other treatment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
GIRL KICKED az HORSE.
Laura 6artlins, Of Ackiey, in Critica
Condition as Result Of Injuries.


Special to Times Republican.
Ackley. Nov. 13.-Laura Bartling. the
is year-uii daughter % VIII GaTti;nS s.
was badly injured this week by being
kicked in the side by horse. The lit
tie girl was in the corn field watching
the corn husking and was standing
beside the wagon when, for some I'M
accountable reason, one of the horses
attached to it made vicious lunge at
her and then kicked her in the side,
causing internal hemorragcs from the
kidneys. which for some time it was
thought would cause death. Three
physicians were called but were un-
able to operate on account of the
childs weakened condition due to loss
of blood. Since then she has been how
ering between life and death with
some hope of ultimate recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
BUTLER TRIAL EXPENSIVE.
Case Viii Occupy Another Week
District Court

Fort Dodge, Nov. 49, The Butler
defense finished the presentation Fri
day afternoon and the case was ad-
journed until O'Clock Monday morn
ing
in an effort to negative the testimony
Of the defense. A large number of wit
nesses will be put on the stand. One
report says from forty to fifty wit
resses will testify for the state.
Fifty-fve witnesses in all We're ex-
amined. One hundred thirty-six wit
nesses have reported at the county
clerks office. In this case witness fees
alone will be over $1,000
Petit jurors not engaged in the John
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
FARM HOME DESTROYED.
Residence Of Frank Miller. Near Mason
City. Burned to Ground.

Special to mes-Republlcan
Mason City. Nov. 13.-The farm
residence on the Frank Miller farm
northeast of this city, burned to the
ground yesterday. The home was oc-
cupied by w. c. Fischer. Insurance
Of 1900 was carried on the house and
5000 on furniture All was destroyed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

fein fGuberli9 einSeIn in 3eitungsz
papier unb sritaute iie i'm Diem i6z
res etpis tiibIen Salons.
Die Sadie mare aud gut gegousen,
uno S0rsniens bdtten beute in ben
Sassn iteiseuber S4tpeinefIeiidpeife
bic ssriihie ibrer 8oriorse ernten
t0nnen. iuenn iie Hidt in Sdmburg
einen Grbpntel bGtten. bem es Dor
gut Wo9snfriit sinfiel, feline 8srs
ponbten Su beIllden. Ginem @rbs
ontsl sessniiber fiibIt iid ober be-
fanntIih ieoermonn su beionoerer
ebrenoer 9lufmertfamtsit berpflidtet.
man s0nnt ibm iOsnr Elm pdur
Stunoen 9(ufentbaIt I'M @llerbeiligs
fen, Der fonit ftreng oerI4lpiienen
rguten Stube". Drum enttIeioets
5rau @eIbe S0renien Die PIiii9<
nobel rebt5eitie ibrer 8attuuiibers
3iige unb erteiIts ibrsr Eaiete Sen
9tuftrog au bei5sn. pbns Der Speiie>
TANNER i'm Ofeu gu seSenten. Don
Der ober fonnte Gietc, felt Sftober
Die pierts ibres glmtes als MGbden
fir olIes i'm SouIe S0renien, nit
benz beItcn Willcn ni6ts pihen. Sic
luunberts iih spor iiber bic Siine
olten gupiers, nit Dem ibrs 8orgGns
serinnen Nen Sfen poIIgeitopft battsn.
3iinSete es obcr. ehtI1loEen ipie iie
1T. fd)Ie9tlueg on. um bamit aufsuz
rGumen. unb begob iih in ben Rob
lenfeller. UNI Die notise 5euerung
bernufSuboIsn. lleber ole Wirtung
biefes obnungsIoien @erfobrsns. BEN
bic 6auerboftsIte 9aucrnure ni9t
Itdnbbdlt. 1T nitbt bieI gu Iasen. Der
neue. perId5Grfte RduderuIngsproseB
bntte S0rcnisrs &riessmettpiirite in
cine 9trt bon 9rotipiiritsn umge!pan=
Oeli, Die feI6it Diana, bic Susbbiins
bin aus Dem GroseIdob, boflidb. aber
tiibI ablebnte. Den S0reniens o5er
blis6 ni6ts on6eres iibrtg. ols ben
nSalon" griinbIi6 gu Iiiftsn uno ben
erIittenen 8erIuit segen ben 5utiinfs
tt9en @stpinn ous benz Ra9laB ibz
res grbpntels auf5ure9nen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
Bern TiHdIays Streiebe.

Der ensIiIde @eTonote in ROrps'
gen.. Serr SinOIob, Der iid ourd iei'
nen @srTud. MOrbssieGlsn sesen Sir
Rossr gafemsnt gu Oinsen. einen be-
rii9tistsn Ramen semadt bot, 1T
f6on bor elmer Reibe bon Sabren
in cine febr unansensbms 9eididte
DeripideIt setpefen. bic ibm freiIid BEL
feinen 8OrsefeBten ni@ts sef4obet
bat.
Wlitts Der nsun5issr Sabre ssbOrts
Serr 5inblab Dem ensliI6en Diff
siertorps in Iesbpten an. @ines
fdOnsn Soses eing er nit brei ans
beren Sffi5ieren in Der llmssbung
bon 2airo auf bic Susb. un0 5iuar
batten Die pornebmen Serren. oIs Die
9ebieter 4esbptens. ssrobs 2uit, @0s
gel gu iosen, Die bon ben ftrensslGus
bisen ginbsimifden als beiIis psrebrt
iperben. Die JoIse mar cine 3uiam'
menrottuns Der Se1uden. bic fib nit
StOden unb Stsinen nuf ole iibsrs
miitisen gnsIduher tparfen. iie snts
iudffneten unb ibnen einen tii9tisen
DentSettsI saben. @iner oer> Sasos
teilnebmer itarb einise Stunben tar'
auf. bod faste bos GratIide @utad'
ten ausbriidIid. boB Der Sob nidt
unmittslbar burd Die Stodf4ldse.
fonbern infpIse sinss our1 bic grobe
9ibe berporeerufenen 9sbirnfdIa9es
einsetrsteu iei. Dos @eridt perurs
ieilte bier SeIaden gum Sooe oura
ben Strdne. 81 anbsre erbieIten Ion'
&c 3uhtbausfrnfen. Sinblap cbsr
tpurOe turse 3eit fpater gum Sss
fonbten Gngfanos in Dresden ers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
unb IieB ettpas &aum oarin fir bic
grploiipldbuneen.

unb IieB ettpas &aum oarin fir bic
GgploiiOlubunsen.
SIN snglii9en Seer purbsn bieie
neuen @ei9ofIe icfort peripenbet; iie
fparen sipdr nod unpolltommen, dber
bod bsreits sismli9 ipirtiam uno Die
ssransoien srfubren ibre m0roerifhe
&raft in ben &riesen in Spunien
unb portusal. Sn sinsm 8r;efe an
Cir Sobn Sinclair bonn 13. Ottober
1908 iprad Delinston bon ben itars
fen Wirfungen oes neilen 9ti9ones
unb ihlus Sbropnel our 8elobnung
Dor. gu slei9er 3eit peripanbte Sir
@iniam Robe aIs &ommanbdnt Der
Nrtilleri: Die nSbrupneIs" in Sorres
@ebras nit srobem GrfoIge unb fpds
ter beriinerte Sir 9sorse Woob. oaB
ieine Brigade nur nit Silfe bieier
9eIdoFe Die Sorm Sabe @ainte
ipisbererobert uno oabur9 Diel gu benz
Siege BEL @aterloo beigetrasen bas
be. llnterbeFen batte 9enrb Sbrdps
mel feline erfolsreids 2uufbabn als
Solbot in Gibraltar, uuf ben Intils
ZEN unb in Slanbern fortseiebt; beim
Sturm bon Oiittir9en mar er i'm
September 1898 bertpunoet porben.
SIN Sabre 1918 mar er Sberf. Oa
er Fine artilleriltifhen Stuoien unb
8sriu9e niemals aufseseben bate,
lporen ibm nod eins 9lnSobl 8erbefs
lerunsen ieiner gBoffe geluugen; 10
perpoltummnete &c Defenders Die
MDrier unb erIonb bereits eine Riids
lnufporri6tuns an ben 9ei9iiBen.
9ei 6ieisn @erIu6en bate er iebo4
feline beI9eibenen !Silfsmittel pplltoms
men erI96pft unb muBte ben Minis
iter UNI unteritiibuns ongebeu. Die
fer sab ibm absr einfdh ben 8ei9eio.
bab ~oie 2eitung Der GrtiIlsrie nidt
bic Spnbs babe. Inn iein @erOienit gu
belobnen." gnbIi9 funo bic ensliide
Resierung inbeFen bod einen Deg,
Dem Grfinbsr Der rSbrupneIs", bic
Dem ensIii6en Seere 70 tueIentIi8s
OienIte seIsiItet batten, cine Sabress
peniiUn ben $4,000 ausSufeBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
1eaAne.

Sn einsm SsIbpoItbrieF erSdblt Elm
Rriessteilnebmer an ber Weitfrpnt
folsenbe unsstp0bnIids @egebenbeit:
Gines Sagss itiirmten mir u. iIno
ssuben uns ienIeits bes Srtes Elm.
2(uber eipigen aIten 2euten iporen
ollie ginipobner sefGpben. llnfers
&ompnsnie lag Bel einem sroben
9auernbof in Stellung, Bel bsm iib
cine tleine SObIe befinbet, 9us mir
bic eines Sages bur9iu9ien, fanben
mir elm MGb9en bon fiinfSebu Sab
rem, bic Sp6ter bes 8eiiBsrs, bic ibr
bdterIi9es Seim nidt bate DerIafen
pollen. = 8alo tpurben mir gut
iSreunb nit ibr, Defenders id, Der
stfpos frans6fiif fpriat. sic bisB
sSeanne, fpurbe aber balb 4nne geruz
fen. @ir paren bier NorbfdIesipts
ger suiammen, unb iie bieIt ii9 itets
gu uns, todte unb puid fir uns.
Ginen MOnot Fpdter T4OB bic
i9tpere ensIii9e 4rtiIlerie bic SDbIe
ent5ipei. Seitoem Dobnte lie bel
uns, unb bic sanSe &ompaenis batte
lie gerne unb betpunberte ibre Sapfer>
iett. 2tls bic SranSoIen einmaI einen
ldtpsren 9lusriff madtsn. bIieb fis
bic sonse 3eit i'm SdiiBensrabtn
unb balf mutig beim @erbinoen Der
@errunbeten. = @or elm pdar Sa9en
purbe inbeIisn befobl:n, baB iie mad
q. eef6idt perben fpIIe, iuo fran5Ds
fii1e 3ipiliiten ipobnten. @einens
Eat iie unTere SiibrH. nur nod eineE
Sonntas bIsiben gu biirfen. 9as
ipurbe srlaubt. Dim Spnntas por>
mittag btidob uns bic feinblide 9lrs
tillerie. pl6bIi9 fdIug Elm @oIItref@
fer in unieren llnterituno. in benz iidl
Seanne befnnb. 8einer bon uns
I9Gmte iid su tueinen. nls mir ibrsH
2ei9nam aus Der S0bIe berausSosen.
SEPT fhmiidt ein srobes Steintreus
ibr Grab. limb oft faet elmer trourig
sum anbsrn: orme Seonne"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
bsnry sbrapHd.

6enrb SbrapnsI, Der @rfinber Der
na6 ibm senonnten 9ei9oiie, Die IN
ben beutisen 4dmpfen eine 10 groBe
RoIIe ipielen, tpurbe am 3. Stunt 1761
in Wiibnap Masiora Souis bel 8raos
forb seborsn. Ssine Sugenb perlebts
Ct in 2lrmut unb 8eorGn9nis. aber
bo er Iebr Hug unb fleiBis mar, pols
lenbetc er feline Stuoien iebr i9nea
uno puroe bereits i'm Sabre 1779
9lrtilleries2eutnont. Wlan i9idte ben
iunsen Offi5ier nad Reufunolano,
mo er ii9 ousosi9nete unb bolb be-
f6rbert puroe. glIs er 1874 no9
England auriidsetsbrt mar. besdnn
er iene @eriu9s nit @eIdonen, bic
ieinen Namen In aller Welt be-
riibmt MAIDEN iollten. 9is gu Der
3eit batte man runbe unb bcble Ssz
f6oife peripenoet, Die nit @gploFps
itpffen aefiilt paren anb 0ie Oann in
einselne Stiide aerplabten unb, ipis
ber 3ufaIl es nit ii9 bro9te, aeritreut
ipurben. Der iunss 4rtilleriesOffis
sier fam ouf ben Gebanten, cine sro'
&c 3abl ranber aueeln unb pulber
In beItimmter Msnse in bas 9ei9oB
einsufiibren unb es 70 gum PlaBen
gu brinsn; gu bieIem 3tpsd legte er
6ie RuseIu in seidmOlsenen SdpsfsI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

Our9 bic 9Iume. @irt
(um StommtiIb in Der elften abenOs
itun6e): rSerr gfpotbefer, Sbr Sienits
mGbten lpar bier"
gtpotbeter (dngiIid): Sat meine
6rdu pas ausri9ten laNens"
@irt: .Sas Mdo9en metnte nur,
oab sic fpGter getpib piini9en ipiir>
ben. friiber mad 9aufe getOmmen
gu fein."
= SdredIi9. o.: rDente
Dir, bas SrduIein Z. bate auf benz
seitrisen Bale beim SonSen ibrsn
3opf berloren."
g.: n0u mar iie ipObl oubsr iih
ppr S9dm."
a.: Limb pie9 sic berIOr gang
ben Sopf!"
g.: ~Wus. Sen ou6 uo99"
-Sreffenbe 8e5ei9nung.
Soft (oer einen fi:r9terli9 Sdbsn
8raten bprgeIebt bstommt): Serr
Wirt, ben 8rutsn tann i9 unm6slih
ellen. 9as 1T pobI eine fosenannte
.eiferne pOrtion2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
Die enaIIfben kInder Mnd der hries

Gin Wlitarbeiter Der 2onbrner
,Simes" teitt feline 8eobadtungen
nit, bic er iiber Die @irtunsen bes
arieses auf Die enslii9en &in6er ges
madt bat. 9emnad tiimmeru ii1 Die
ensIiiden &inOer ni9t pieI um ben
3risg, bod tritt bas trisgerii4s
Spielseug aud BEL ibnen in ben @Ors
bergrunb; @oloaten unb &ononer
fpislen in ber sainSeritube bic Soupts
role, uno febr beliebt 1T 3. 3. Oas
Zeppelin Spiel. Dies polsiebt ii9
folgsnoermaben: Gin 8inb tnipit
in Der &inoeritube bas elettriide
2idt aus; bor ben SenItern tperben
ole @orbGnge bprgeSogen, unb bann
fommt Der Zeppelin. Dte 8omben
Der 2uftfdiffe tperoen in ibrem Small
am beiten nadgeobmt, inoem man pas
piertiiten aufbldft uno bann Suiams
msntlatidt. 70 bab Die gang &leis
nen iid5 bor benz Small Gngitigen. Sn
Der 9untslbsit sibt ss nun elm tllns
terbuntes 0ur6einanber, bis i6liebs
lid bic @orbdnse ipieoer aufse5ogen
lperben, oas 2idt pisberanseorebt
ipirb unS ole pergniist I'M 3reiie krs
umtdnSen. gud nit bsm Raifer bes
I1Gftisen fi9 Die tIsineu 8riten be-
reits, uno in ibren Spielen 1T .aais
fsr Sill" 70 ettpas pie Der fdpurss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

Mann; penn fein Rams serufen
ipirb. Ioufen Die RIeinen meg unb
rsrFedsn iid. 9tm meiiten fpiiren Die
ainbsr ben aries baour4. baB iie auf
pieIe Seraenspiinide per5ihten milf
fen. Da tpiinf9t ii6 .. 3. Elm SIeis
nes cine f90ne puppe, uno bic Mama
antiportet: ~Das 1T i'm &risge gu
teuer", unb bann entrinst iid 10
mandem ensliidsn &inosrmunb Der
Bunfb: n9ld, ouB bod Der &risg
enblid) aufb0rte. oamit mir pieber
mebr 9elo baben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
en- die vetterR.
2uotpig 6uIOu per0ffeutIidt oas
foIgen0e Spottgeoi6t:

2uStpig SuIoa peroffeitIibt oaS
foIgenoe Spottgebift:
g8ir IinS in atem!oier Spannang; =.
g9nun tonmt ibI feinbIiG ilbers aReerF
He6lts euren Sdbiffen an 0emnnnilng,
Sln aricgcrn eurem SSlSaerbeer?
lluS bod = mir iino ia ni6t gu retteH.
8ercitet ibr 'bos ShIimmlte nor,
lInS madlf aus eiireu Suftra8etteH
Sin piIScs glma5oneniorps Il
Bon Seren babt ibr Sefatemben
Sdon ausgebiIbet bel Der Sanb:
S8er pirft init folder ucbimg Bone
Uen2
Ber itiftet 70 aeIdilfig @rano?
Qdnait eruieIt nns Dor bieier 8ette.,
llnS nidlt elm Siinfden Soffnun9 bleibt.
GubaIb i6r cure 9an6c 6!otte
Gar nidlt bemonnt uno nur beiueibt
9em ibr errest nit Der Semanuten
9ei unieren SeIben ieineu @raiis;
9odl Dor ben militnnten Snnten
Nimmt ieSer beutIde Ylann reiBaiis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

Sfen au@ feline 9tusf9t bat. is=
mals sebei5t au tpsrben. 10 idien ss
nidt bernunftipioris. ben an bsr
@afertante unO bermutli9 ou6 an<
oeripdrts iibli9en 9rau9. serduderte
5leif9paren ipdbrenb bss Sommers
ipessn Der guten @entilation i'm
Ofen aufSu6eipabren. in bieiem 5alle
aud i'm @inter anSuipenosn. S6pn
i'm 0eaember pidelte Srau S0rsns
len baher ihre rol4reifen Metttpiirits
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
CrasIkomodIe.
,Sas @cbeimnis beS Salon' SfeHs"
pher: ,,Nic &rieaswiirite".

uber: ~ rSic Srte8swiirite".
Gin &orreIponbent bon Der Bafs
Isrtante Idreibt Der aGrantfurter
3eituns":
Die Gom0bie bon ben &rie9slpiirs
fen, iiber bic i9 beri9teH mil. 1T
eisentli6 feline &om0bie. ionbern cine
SraaitomDoie, iiber Die alpar oas
san5e StGot9en an Der @aiertante
peibIid eela9t, Jrau @eIde S0ren>
fen aber ibre bittersn SrGnen pers
spFen bot. Die SDrenisns haben
ndmli6 ibpn aur Serbit5eit in ses
redtfertister 5iiriOrse fir eine ets
fpaige masere 3utunft elm SuBenb
armbider artsssmettipiirite geitopft.
9tuberbem perfiisen iie in ibrer fonit
beidrantten Wpbnung iiber einen ios
gcnannten rSalon". 5tpor nur sebn
SUB lang uno Feben SUB tief, aber
immerbin elm Salon" nit elmer
@ornitur sepreBter Pliii4mobel, eis
nem bronsierten 9}feiIeripisgel unb
Sipei Sel6rudbilbern an Der Wanb.
0a nun elm folder. msbr Der @iteIs
felt als Der Wobnli9teit bienenber
.Sdon" = onosren Srts aud bic
rsute Stube" senannt - semeinig'
li9 oaau bd lit, ME benubt Su fusrs
ben, unb ba fomit Der barin itebenbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
Die RoHdlebeinIoHate.

Cine Se9cbcnbcit bol Hein6oIS Braun. }
8ir rubten bel einem SdIoiTe
Rad elmer grimmen Sdladlt;
Sie 9ilpnfieuer uerIobtcn
2ar9iam in bic Radbt.
Sm alien 9lbeIsiise
Satteu iuiIO eebauit
Sic HuiicuioIben uno sidbeI
llnb bic Sloinfcnfauit.
Sod eins mar uidjt sertriimmert:
Gs itanS i'm RonoenitrnbI:
Gin i6ipar5er, ibimmernber Sliigel
Sn cinem bobcr. SaaI.
Bir idben nit ttiIIeu @cbaufeu -
Sic Seimnt mar ihr 3iel.
Stia fct.c ii6 an ben SIiieeI
Gin Samcrab 3ilm Spiel.
Sd t6nte. mo bur6 8arbaren
Sd6nbeit in Sriimmer iprang -
9ccthopens Ionoidleiuionate.
Scr icutfden SccIc Slang. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

g 9mei9etei. Sonntasss
jGser: nWiee Du sIaubit ni9t, ooB
i& Sie SaIea ielbit sefdohen habeg"
Trau: nWlir burfit 0u nidts bor>
reben. Sd sIaub'. Du boit auf beg
Sago feinen Soien su feben betom@
men,"
SonntussiGssr; p9tber. @eiberl. i4
beriidere Did, bic Sufen reiBen fi4
ssraoesu bana9. bon Dir nit 9einer
bsriibmten SabnensSunte anseri4tet
5u tperben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
Tic Griegsbcute.

Dor einsm S9aufeniter Itsben sipei
@eripunoete unb befpre9en bic auss
sebGnsten &riessbiIOer.
rSiebite, od iinb aud Die neuen
ruiIif6en 9ulaI9tanonen. bic mir ihs
nen bel aObs fpsseenommen bu6en!"
9lu fein, unb 10 biele". ituunt Der
aamerab, = raber ale obne Be-
ipannung9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

nonnt, mo er bon 1907 Bis 1909 to-
tig mar. Sn Der amtIi4en 2aufbabn
Sinolaps 1T Der Sal gaiement aIio
nidt Der erIte biiitere puntt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

.9u tannit fis BLOB nidt febsn.
bic 8sipunnuns". ertIGrt Der nnbers,
Die 1T Bel ben giuFsn meiit in ben
&o9teHeIn brin!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
Gin 0hiIpfoph.

Gin p6iIpfoph. 0ieb:
,0urh S6aben miro man fIug!
Serr @ott, mas bab' i9 f9on sur
alusbeit Der Menfden beisetra9en."
mOberne 9 4tuspOrte
Rorporal (su sinem ungeip0hnIi9 be-
Isibtsn 6reiipiIIisen): ~SOren sic.
9Gtten NIT Sbrem uferIoien umfaEge
aud beFer bel Der Rarine eintrstsn
fplIen."
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12

iprspared b. the United States Depart.
meni u AgucuitufeJ
The more alfalfa nelds there are. the
greater will be the plague Of grasahop.
pera unless measures are adopted 10
control the pest The sraaahopper. of
course. was known in America long
before alfalfa, but az the county be
comes more settled aud the waste
lands aud uncultiyated helds Ia which
the insect breeds grow fewer, the pest
crowds IN greater aud greater mum
bers into the places thai are left II.
Since an alfalfa held affords almost
Ideal conditions for breeding. to plant
alfalfa 10 TO invite all the grasshoppers
Ia tho vicinity 10 come and be- meuy
At your expense
In order 10 breed freely. grasshop
psTs require tao conditions. nTaI. an
undlsturbed soil 10 hatch their egga,
and second food supply for their
Young The marquis VI roads and
fences. ditch banks. In fact auy waste
land. will do to hatch the eggs, but
with alfalfa or grain at hand Tor the
eating. the yo1st viii not stay long ~
their birthplace GrAsshoppsrs, Il ia
true. have many natural enemies which
will be- attracted by the abundance Of
their prey and thus ultimately aiord
the farmer some relief 49, thai time,
hoWeyer. the alfalfa crop is likely 10
have suffered irreparable damage.
Perhaps the simplest way Of nghtins
the pest when this Is practical, is IL
destroy the eggs These are deposited
Ia masses Ia the late summer and fall
lnclosed Ia kidney shaped pods, In soil
which the srasshopper prefers mod
erately compact aud rather damp. but
not actually vet The young hatch in
spuug. reach maturity in the summer
aud die when they In their turn have
deposited their eggs There Is only
one generation each year Throughout
the late fall aud winter, therefore. the
farmer has an opportunity to rid him
self OF the pest by destroying tbs
eggs Flowing. narrowing. disking OF
cultisatlng to depth OF two inches
will DO this
Where the nature Of ths ground OF
other circumstances make this i'm
practicable. specialists Ia the depart
ment Of agriculture recommend tbs
Use OF poison bait Resort must b,
had 10 the bait early. however, aud al
waste aud uncultiyated land gon'
over thoroughly before the young In
sects have .eyoloped sufficiently Il
move about freely and feast on tbs
growing crops For as has ALREADY
been said. though the Srasshoppen
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12

man advised me to try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and ! got
bottle. felt better the next month so
| took three more bottles of II and got
well so | could work all the time.
hope every woman who suffers like | did
will try Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. p. W. I.ANsENG, Box
s. Allyn, Wash.
Why will women continue TO suffer day
in and day out or drag out q siekly. half
hearted existence, missing three-fourths
Of the joy Of living, when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years il has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-,
stored the health Of thousands Of wonen
who have been troubled with such all.
ments as displacements, Inflammation,
liberation, tumors, irregularities, etc.
II you want special advice write 10
Lydia {. Plnkham Medicine Co. (conf.
dentlaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter win
BE- opened, read and answered BY q
woman and held In strict confidence.
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12

gomery, Ala, and Edna StoltE, Of
Sturgeon, Mo.
Miss Irene Faris entertained
delightfully."- Thursday morning
from 10 to l2 in special compii.
ment TO Mesdames G. NJ. Rey-
nolds, Milton Spradlin, Mitchell
Wright and R. L. Stone. AS a
diversion the guests enjoyed 500.
The home was prettily decorated
in pink myrtle and Mrs. Harriet
Lewis furnished music during the
games. At the close Of the morn
ing cake and plum ice were enjoy'
ed Those present were Mes
danes B G. Hale, DR., Henry
Sanger, Chester Barnes, Swayne
Walker, l.. II. Fitzpatrick, c. T.
Bondurant, A. s. Birnbaum, F.
NJ. Maddox, Delbert Choate, A,
E. Kennedy, Russell Johnson,
Misses Marie and Homer Green
Kate Hackett and Mrs. T. g.
DELPHI, of Chicago.
Mrs. Chester Barnes and Mrs
Delbert Choate entertained at a
miscellaneous shower in honor
of Mrs. Mitchell Wright Thurs
day afternoon from 4 to 5 at the
home of Mrs. C. l.. Walker. Mrs.
W. c. Speer received the guests
as they arrived and they met
Mesdames Spradlin, Barnes and
Wright Punch was served in Tn,
dining room by Mrs. Swaync
Walker and then they were in
vited into the parlor by Mrs. Nil
ton Spradlin where the many
beautiful presents We're. Music
on the player piano by Mrs. Har-
risen was enjoyed during the a.
ternoon and at the. close of the
evening brick cream and cake
were enjoyed About fifty guests
had the pleasure of being pres
ent.