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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14
INVESTIGATE KILLING OF
SOLDIER CLOSING SAIOONS

Donna Texas, Dec. 14-An investiga-
ton is being made by civilian author
tiles and national guard officers into
the killing Of private Abbott of y
troop, First Iowa cavalry. who was shot
while acting as a guard in the closing
Of saloons in East Donna, a Mexican
settlement. Tuesday night Two other
persons We're slightly wounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14
Pretty Gift of Art
n eedIewOrk

RI EVER in the history Of our
N store was this department so
well prepared to take care of your
every want. Stamped package
goods and open stock, now very
complete.
PACKAGE GOODS lines include
Royal Society and Artamo-
Gowns. Combination Suits, Che
mise. Waists. KimonOs. Boudoir
Caps. Tie and Pipe Racks. Whisk
Broom Holders, Table Runners,
Center Pieces. Doilies. Towels,
Pillow Tops, etc. Prices range,
25c TO s15o Third Floor
our stock of EMBROIDERY
FLOSS and CROCHET THREADS
* also very complete.
COLUMBIA YARNS in all the
wanted threads and colors. Sold
exclusively in FL Paso by the
Popular Dry Goods Co.
Third Floor
TAPESTRY NOVELTIES - Odd
nieces and matched sets. Shown
m pink and blue. Desk sets, sta
;ionery holders, glove, handker-
chief and bon bon boxes, pin trays
and cushions. smelling salts, hair
pin boxes. waste paper baskets,
vanity sachet and opera bags, tai
cum boxes, scarfs and sofa pill
lows Prices range, each, 25c to
$3.50. First Floor
FANCY BASKETS Novelty reed.
bamboo. japanese, mission and
sweet grass. Lined or unlined
stand and table sewing baskets.
flower fruit, waste paper and
candy baskets Prices range. 25c
to sf4oo. First Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14
Christmas Gifts
F or Comfort

a UTOMOBILE rugs, plush
1 Arobes. Indian robes, wool and
cotton bathrobe blankets, down.
filled comforts, eOtton-filled con-
forts, bedspreads, wool blankets,
and good mattresses-all welcome
gifts to people who like comfort
land who does not?)
Plenty here at ~The Popular
and prices are right.
-(Sixth Floorl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14
Xmas
Leather
Novelties

XNE offer to Christmas shop
w Pers a display that includes
every conceivable novelty for men
and women.
We have created hundreds of new
ideas this seasOn-many of which
are confined exclusively to this
store and not to be found else
where Everything in leather
that goes to make a display com
plete can be found here-we
haven't omitted one worthy ar
Gle First Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14
Have You Seen IT.

That $500 Aeolin-Vocaiion. The fin
est art style monograph ever brought
to the Southwest. On display in our
modern booths FL PasO Piano Co.
EOS Texas street.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14
Dainty
COnceits In


M ANY recent arrivals are Of
I 4 fered in exquisite Lace Col
lars, Collar and Cuff Sets, Chem
isettes, Guimps and Vestees. C1ev-
er new eoneeits in broadcloth, or
candle, crepe, Chiffon and Venise
laces- A selection unsurpassed
In the Southwest, and
You may select one at 25c I'D to
$1,000. First Fioorl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14

Cerrillos White Ash Coal
Phones 531-4444
Southwestern Fuel & Feed Co.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14

Vebet Molasses Candy
Seped Free in the
Basement Will Help To
MAKE Shopping Easy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14
I'm Our Practical Christmas
Bazaar On The Third Floor

FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAYS
Il selling we have arranged a wonder
full assortment Of beautiful Silks and
Dress Goods, in pattern lengths-for
Dresses, BlOuses. Skirts. Suits, Shirts.
KlmOnos and suchl These lengths are of beautiful
silks. chiffons, Georgettes and wooden fabncs-al
selected from regular stocks and put up
IN Christmas Boxes. ready to be presented or we will
mail to any city in the United States free of charge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14

SPECIAL NOTE-These patterns are
made up Of short lengths and will be
marked at very special prices. All real
bargains and viii make most practical Christmas Gifts
$3.50 CREPE DE CHINE SI.2s A YARD inches
wide. All silk quality; splendid weight for under
wear, gowns negigees. Shown in ivory or flesh
only regular $3.50 quality. mN
at yard. oil ~
-Qhird Floor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

,sldl, iper uns bod belfen fonutel
gleger. Renih, Sic iiub Elm betel"
gIio reibeu iie Die ShudbeI,
aontmeu 9om6en ange5iidlt,
Gang per5peifelt nit benz Sdbel
Sudtelt Ieber: nSu benz Gebel,
SinSer". iIast er, ~iiebt man nii6tl-
80. Or.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

Sartmanu, unb nit lautem 5lu9
berI9panb Der bOIe 9eiit. Seit iez
mem Sage lit 9artmann aItdglid
duf ben 9erggipfel 9eitiegen, 1T an
Der Stelle, an Der Die DurSel lag,
niebergetniet uno bat elm 9ebet fit
bic arme Seele perri9tet. Seit ies
mem Sage 1T aber aud Der 8oblz
itanb in ieiner 6amilie eingetebrt.
unb 10 pilgerten aaid6rIi4 Oiele
2eute na9 benz 9erggipfel, bic oa
sIauben, penn iie aud an iener
STEELE psripeilten, tperbe ibnen bas
Slid bliiben. Den Berg aber bat
man ben Sartmannspeiler genannt.
Ra9 elmer brittsn Sage ioG ii4
sinitens Der Bitter Sartmoun auf
pilSer TIu9t befunosn baben. Seine
Burg bat mon ibm aeritDrt, iein
Sab unb 9ut gerau6t, nur bas
nadte 2eben battle er serettet. Sages
lang irrte er in ben 8ossien uma
Der, nG6rte ii9 ron 9eeren unb Wura
seln unb Iant enblif enttrdftst uno
DsrSpsifelt am SuBe zines 8ergs
riidens nieber. Grmattet f9loB er
bic 2lusen, 90 srf9ieJ ibm Die tpeiBe
Srau unb -riet inn, bier an oieier
Gtslls gu blei6en. iid bier cine Siitte
gu bauen, bier lei sr Dor ieinen
Seinoen ii9er. sic aeigte ibm audi
i'm Sruume einen friI9en AueIi unb
bas i'm, ous5ubarren. gieu getrdfs
tigt erpa6te Der Gittsr unb mahte
T6 balo an bic 2lrbeit. Mfit ieis
mem Sasbmeher t0tete er bic Siere
oes Daloes uno lebte piele Sabre
lang in perbOrgeuer @inIamteit. Wies
Der erI9ien ibm no9ts bic peibe
Frau unb tiinOete ibm, er mDge iih
Tnfprt aufmo9en, mOge isnieits bes
gergss, an Oem iih feline Siitte be-
fano, 6srnieosrIteigen, bort fdnbe er
Sas Slid. Der Bitter modte ii9
auF Sen Neg unb fnnb am gerge
binssitredt Elm ihlafenbss Deib. Bel
ibrem gtnbIiG aos eine tiefe aiebs
in Sartmanns 9srS. unO aIs Die
Jrau erpn6te, als lie ibm erSd6lte,
bag lie einTam unO TdubIos lei, ba
nabm er lie in feline Siitte, unb in
5rieben unb Gintra4t Isbte !Sart'
mann nit Ieinem Weibs. 3u9lrsi9s
&inber entIprOKen Dem gunoe, tii4s
tige anoben, bic baIO cine feite
@o6rItGtte fiistsn uno Der 9lniiebz
lung ben Nomen Beiler ga6en,
neil bsreinIt bic peiBe Sruu Sarts
mann gum @erpsiIen oufgefOroert
| bate. SEPT 1T bort elm gunses
0Orf entItanbsn. unb Der Ssrsriits
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

eine Mfutter unb pieraebn @eIdtpi.
iter 5u ernd6ren bate. @ar miibs
fam mar Iein SanOpert, unb bic
penigen pfennise, Die er uerbiente.
rei9tsn ni9t bin. nm Die 5a6lrei4e
Snmilie Iatt5umu9en. 0a iaB Der
iunge Mann oft in I9psre 9eoans
fen OsrIunten unb iiberleste, pie er
ben Seinen bas Sos berbeNern t0nns
te. gtls er emit an sinsm Sonntags
morsen sebantenpolI iiber einen SOs
benriiden itieg, erI9olte plOBli9 cine
Stimme: rSartmann, Oeripeile!" @r
blidte eritauut auf, absr Iob niemans
ben. 9lls er ipeiterseben pollte, ers
t0nt. aufs neue bieIe Stimme:
pSartmann, berlpeile!" 9a bIieb er
iteben, ols it9 ober nod INNER nidhts
Oernebmen lieB purOe er Gr9erli4
unb fling laut auf ben Mann, Der i'm
anI9cinenO gu foppen iu9te. gu
I1impfen an. Sd rauI9te es in ben
3peigen, unb pl6bli9 itanO Der tpilOe
SGger Dor ibm, angetan nit einem
griinen 4n5ug, bas 9etpebr iiber Der
S9ulter. Dilb pu9erte Der Bort
in Ieinem 9eIi9t, unO audi bos
f9parSe !Suar bing in lonsen Strdbs
men iiber Stirn unb Sbren. Sarts
mann purbe es nun bod unbebags
li9, a6er als Ser pilbe SGser ibm
bic i9oniten S6dbe Der Delt bers
ipra9, tpenn er beute Inn Wiitters
na9t tpieber an bieie Stele tdme
unb bic @urSel aussrabe, bic ii4
cine &lafter tief bier i'm @rbboben
befGnSe, 0a Dersing feline angit.
Ssreu5eI eItrablenb psrTpra9 er gu
tommen unS mar aud I'm Mitters
na9t piinttIih CUR SteIle. gtu4 Der
Sdger mar ba. unb nun begann
Sartmann Su graben. 9lIs er cine
&laftsr tief mar, itieB er auf cine
lange, peibe @urael, als er tie aber
bolen ipoIlte, bernanOelte fi9 bic
@ursel pl6bli9 in cine ibOne Srai.
bic ibm nit BOILER Stimme sus
fliiIterte: n2ob mir meine &nbe.
Sartmonn, fibre mir ni9t ben Sries
6en." 0a bielt er inne, unb 10 iebr
ibn Der Sdser aud bebrobte, er
I6auFelte bic @rbe pteOer auf bic
@ur5el unb tpeigerts Iith aufs neue
gu sra6en. 9a leste Der pilbe SGs
ger auf Jpn on, aber feline &ugel traf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

-Gr peib 8efdeib! nSu,
0rons, id melOe mir freipilIig na4
Dem Siten".
.Ra porum 6enn, bas 1T bod ieBt
10 gefGbrli9".
n9td, nit De 9tuifen peeB id Ses
ideeO".
,Ou iporit pObl nal bort9
rRee, id bin &ammeriGger".
- aus Ser Geographic
ftunbs. 2sbrer: r@o befinoet iia
Die Behring's StroBe9"
S9iiler: r@ntf9uIoigen Sic, Serr
2ebrer, mir iinb erit felt tur5er 3eit
na9 bier psrSossn. uno ba peiB i'd in
biefiser StaOt nod penis gei4etb".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

@ilbenitein entssgensuseben unb ibn
gu bitten, er mDge ablaHen Don Ieis
mem freplen 8egianen. Serr Sartz
mann buIbet es ni9t. glber als cine
Mauer nn9 Der anbern Itiirste, ba
elite Srou @liIabetb aus Der sSeite
in bas Eager bes Serrn bonn @ils
benItein unO Bat fir ben 9atien unb
bic Burg I'M @nabe. Der Serr bonn
8ilOsnitein ertlGrte, er polIe bic
Burg i9onen. ipenn Srau GliIa6etb
nit ibm S6ge auf feline Burg unb
bic Seine iperben ppne. @ntriiitet
mics lie bieIes glnIinnen Suriid, ipurs
be a6er bon ben ane9ten bes Serrn
pom @ilOenitein ergriffen uno our
9efansenen gema9t. 9lls tie bann
in Der Nd9t betenb auf ben &nien
lag, ba eri9ien ibr bic ipeiBe Srau
unO flebte iie an, GliIabstb mDgs benz
9atten bic Sreue baltsn, iie IolIe
lieber iterbsn, als Sartmann untren
tuerben. 90 lange lie treu bliebe. 10
lange tDnnte 9artmann ni9ts sef4es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

peibe 5rau uno ser nilbe Sdger
oOer Der Sturmgott Woban, Der als
SpufgeItolt in ben ipilbelten Sell
bes 8ogeIenpalbes Derbannt purbe.
Sn f9Onen SommernGhten tann
man bei WonbenI6ein bic ,,peiBe
6rau" er6liden. bic ipeinsn0 unb flas
genb bur9 bic SGler uno iiber bic
9erge panbert unb ben 9atten Iu9t.
Die lpeiBe Srau mar einIt bic Sod
ter zines SduptIings, bic Elm I6Dner
Ritter CUR 5rdu besebrte. sic ipurbe
bic Seine, aber Der @atte sog fort
in &f unb Strsit, unb es 0auers
te ni4t longe. ba brad bic liebess
beoiirftige &eItin bem Manne bic
Sreue, unb aIs er Suriidtebrte unb
ibre SreuIoIigteit erfu6r, oa be-
T9loB er aufs nsue biraus in bic
Welt gu sieben, Inn ben Sob Su fus
ohen.
Sn leiOenidaftlidem S9mers unO
tiefer Reue mart ii9 bic Satin i6m
gu 5iiben. Gr aber IdiitteIte trauz
rig ben &opf unb ging itumm fort.
i'm &f gegen bic @ermanen ben
Sob finbenb. Sagelang itarrte bic
8iBenOe itumm Dor F9 bin, unb
enOlih itiirste Iie it9 BON einem 6elz
fen berab. Sbr 9eiit aber finbet feline
Ru6e. sic pan6ert lumber, iu9t unb
fu9t ben 9atten unb bofft i6n bers
emit gu ftnben.
9tI9 in Der 9esenb bss Sart=
mannspeilertopfss iammert unO tlagt
bieIe ipeibe Srau. gluf benz 9luss
Ii9tsfelIen bat man lie Ofters ges
Iebsn, oie 6dn6e flebenb gum
Simmet emporseIiredt, iu9enO na9
SIt unb Weit ausI9auenb, nm
Oonn traurig CUR gbene bernieOer3uz
iieigen.
Ginit itonb auf bem Sartmannss
ipeilertopf cine tleine Burg. sic
mar feItsefiist unO Bot ben 5einben
rinssum SrOB. Ssrr Sartmann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

In9anb, bsi SabuntTdi, gfomonp
unO 8ibis@bbot. Die 9lusbeutung
Der 8atui4en Napbtbasebiete mar
friiber MonopoI Der &esierung, liest
aber gegenipGrttg in Der Sonb bon
perIdieoenen llnternebmunsen. Die
fe perIenben bas SeI in sroBen 3is
iternen ouf bem &oipiI9en unb
S9porsen Meer, ouf Der @olga
unb ouf ben @iienbabnen. 9ln Der
petrOleumgelpinnung in Rublnn5
beteiligt ii9 aud piel enslif1es unb
ameritnniI9es anpitaI, SumoI Der
glbinB bon RiiditGnben (MopiD sur
5euerung ftdnbig iteist. 9ei SUI
ronhp befinben iid aud bic sroBars
tigen auellen bon brennenbem 9a5,
bic unter 0em giamen Der eipigen
Seuer BON 9atu betannt unb Sc
senitonb beIonberer @erebrung Der
parfen iinb. Rublanb 1T eegsnz
ipGrtig Der Sauptprobusent bon pc
troleum. Die @rseugung belGuft ii1
auf runb cine balbe Mi[lion pub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

BEN. gliIabetb i9pur ss Der tpeiben
sSrau unb inn0te Dem 9atten bic
Ra6ribt, er m0ge ausbarren. er MOS
se auf Der Burg pertpeilen, es piirbe
inn uiats seideben.
Sartmann blieb, Sartmmn pera
lpeilte auf ieiner Burg. aber bic 8nts
tin te6rte ibm nibt mebr pieber.
Sic itiirste ii9, oa 9err bonn 8iIz
benitein gu iebr in iie Oroug, bonn
5elIen berob unO fanb ben Sob.
Sartmom aber erI6ien dllnddtli4
0ie peibe SSrau, Oie piutte nit benz
Singer, fiibrte i9n auf bic 3inne Der
Burg uno fliiiterte ibm gu: Dir
tnnn ni9ts geIheben, peile, Oertpeils
bier, barre aus"
Sa5relang perIu9ts Ssrr bonn
BilOsnitein bas SdIOB pes Serrn
Sartmann gu eritiirmen, es 9elang
ibm Hi6t. Rod INNER iiebt man
Serrn Sartmann allnG9tliGb duf ben
Sriimmern Ieiner lGngI in Staub
seiuntensn Burg berumpanbeIn. er
iofgt bem Rute Der peiben 6rau
Ino partet auf bic Riidtebr ieiner
Sottin. Beil er a6er 10 treu un0
jraU ausgebolten bat, 10 bdt man
zen Berg Den Sartmonnspei.er ges
lann!, aus oem erit felt sinem Sabrs
lunoert Der Same Sortmannspeilers
OPT geiporoen lit.
gtad elmer aubsrn Sage 1T Ssrr
hartmann tein Bitter serpeIen, ions
ern elm armer 30bIerburIde, Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

mar elm topferer aGmpfer, Der es NIT
ben b6Ien Rn9born mutis aufuabm.
glur elmer fdien linn sefGbrli9, bas
mar Der Serr bon WilOenItein, elm
mGdtissr Rdubritter, Der oIIes in
feline 9etpalt bra9te, mas i6m ges
fiel. gln i'm bdtten aud bic Ritter
einen Sri6ut gu soblen, unb tpebe
bem, Der feline Sdulb ni9t piintlih
entri9tete. Damn Sog Der Serr bonn
@ilbenitein segen ben S9ulbner, sers
it6rte beHen Snus unb Sof, ers
6rOFeIte 5rau unO &inOsr unb fiibr>
te bic mGnnli4en Sepobner als
Stlaben fort.
Tun beIaB Serr Sartmonn eine
engeli9One, iugenbbafte Satin, be-
rem Site man in Der ganSen umges
genb prizes. Stefe 9attin polIte
Serr bonn Wilbenitein Our9ous in
isinen 8eiib bringen, unb 10 Sog
er nit Seeresmn9t gegen Germ
Sdrtmann. Wtit pa6rsm 20penmut
bsrtsibiste ii9 Der Ritter; ols man
aber Iab, baB bic Burg ni9t ldnger
itanObaIten tonnte, 6a erbot Iith
5rau GIiIabst9, benz Serrn bonn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

len, an ben It9 WeiIer unlebnt, 9at
Oen Nomen SartmdnuspeiIertopf err
6alten.
Die peibe Srnu tiinOst ben 9os
geIenbeipobnern 2ei6 uno 5reube.
Ber beute nit Der einfa9en Sorfbes
D0lterung ipri9t, Der fam iiberSeugt
fein, DaB bic 8epobner Oerii9ern,
lie bdtten ben Sries porber geiuuBt.
Sm Sriibiabr bes Sabres 1914 bat
man - gang beIOnOers in ben SiiOs
ppgsIen = allnd9tli9 bas Weinen
uno &lagen Der fpeiben 6rau ge6ort,
ia, tie bat fogar bon 8ampf uno
zoo sefliitsrt unb bic SdnOe geruns
gen. Das bebsutet llnbeil, unb bieIes
llnbeil bat ni9t lange auf ii9 tpars
ten laFen. Seute tobt BORT elm fur9ts
barer &nmpf, Der nlpilbe SGgsr" iagt
iiber Berg unb Sal, feline Opfer Dor
ii9 binmG9enb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

Rublonb unb Der Siirtei unmitteGs
COR in MitGeibenIhoft seSOsen pers'
ben. Die beoeutenoiten rufiif4en
Observation-Disclosures itnb bic
RapbtasSnbuitries uno Sanbelsgts
teIlI6oft n9(ramaso". bic 8atuz
Ropbtbos SnbuitrieseIenihnft, Ote
ibi<@pbatsHap pbtbageIeuI6aft, bic
RaIpif9e SonbelsgeIelIdnft fir
RopbtbasSnbuItrie uno >SanOel, bic
Raiptas@Nopbtbn Snbuitriegeiellz
J1aft, bic Rapbtba proouttionss
geielII9uft 8. so. 2ianoiop, bic Off
tieuge1eIlIdaft Monttafrbetp C &c.,
bic Nopbtha SnouitriegeieIlf4aft
WeIitop C 60, bic Nopbtbazpros
butttonsgeIelli6oft Der 9ebriiber
Rpbel. bas grDBte lnternebmen btes
fer 8ron9e in &ublano. Rod gu
ertpGbnen iinb bic gtuIIiIde Sans
belsgeIeGlidnft nNeft". bic rpetroI".
bic 8ufiiihe 9npbt6nseielifnft. bic
-S&t9oipo". be 9eIelIhaft 9lt6pers
botD &c So. unb bic Sersg(tppOrp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

morI9ieren, nebmen meiitens ben
Wtg iber ben Snrtmnnuspeilertopf
ba man bon benz bort, befin0lihen
QusIi6tsfelIen eine ipeite uno f6Dne
9lusIi9t iiber 0eutIdlano uno
Srautrei9 bat. Sic tpetlten germ bier
obeu, bic SouriIten, uuo lauI9ten
Der Sose, Id9elteu Oieaei6t aud
iiber Die 8pseIenbeipobner, bic bis
auf oen beutigen Sag nod an bic
tDeiBe 5rou, ben pilben Sager glaus
Sen, benn gar mun4e tpolIen bieie
Toeenbdften @eitalten nit eigenen
9luaeu geIeben baben.
Ste @ogeIen Iino uneublid reid
an Sogen. 0ur4 alie 5iebt iid bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

epeien SeppeIine SeueI
Rdl bon oben: piffspaffspuffl
SIMMER it's Die alte 2eier.
SIMMER beibt es: ~slber Ieber,
Raiien Sie bod beiier uffl"
TaIIen 9omben aiIf Die gliiseu
Ser 9nmins. bab aIles fradt,
Seine 9tegeuidirme id1iibeu. =
SeuIt man inter Soruesblibcu:
.gteper, geben Sie bodb ahtl"
Eur5eIn 9oulebarbgriietten
lin nit lautem Wtoroseflat,
annIlt's uub alles mill lid retten,
0leid) ertont' s-bas mill id) pctten-:
n8o5u lit benn - Reper bal"
araft's bon oben uuBeheuer,
giien iplittert Ieibt ipie @lds.
Nnn6es Seniter bolt Der @cier,
6la9t man: rslber - aber - Reber
Barim liebeu Sie oeuu basil"
Sauit Die 9ontbe burdj Die SGdler,
Rorgens, abenos. ipdt uuo friib.
9riiIeu tduien0 iuiIoe Hddler.
Man6mal Inuter, mandnal idpd6er
rReper, ioipas Sulbeu Siel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
Die SaOea OOm 9arlmannsWei(er6Opf.
g3on 0aagbd Srott.

Der In ben SiibposeIeu lissenbe
;6drtmdnnspeilertopf lit felt Monos
ten bort umitritten. Die blutisiten
&dmpfe baben iid bier ab9efpielt,
uno nod lift ni9t obSufeben, tpie
fLau9e nm ben Berg bic @affen tlirs
reu tperoen.
Die bic 8ogeIen beretienoen Souz
riteu, bic bon Sbann mad Sennbeim
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

Die rufTfde pstroleuminbuitrie
fHot ibren SouptIib in 9atu unb in
fIbruITTden @ebieten, bic in ben
4riseeriI9sn 8eripidlunsen sipiiden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
Die ru(fI6sn gerO(euminereGtn am Sdwar5en lleer.

Die fdOn in friibeiter 3eit bss
tnnnten Nopbtboquellen bon 8atu
befinben ii9 bauptId9lid nOrOli4
bon Der Stobt BEL bem 9orfe 9as
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

Ob gum Seufel eebu Saldite,
Sb aud uur elm paubenItod,
SINNER ihimpft man, INNER feite:
yReber, Reper = ioiuas ldbtel'
Ieper bleibt Der Siinbenbodl
8enn 6es Rndts bonn Sirmnmeute
Sdjlag nuf S6la9 bernieoergebt,
Shimpft Der itren9e PrdiiSente:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-28
death COMES At
ACE OF "a Years
PHILIP HATTEH PASSES AWAY
At HIS HOME NEAR
PRicHARo. w. Va.

SIR. PhiIlip Hauen. one Of the old
81 and best known men In that part
Il Wayne county where he had resid-
q an his life. d!==i al his home on
Gragst0n Greek Wednesday. July 18th
and was buried on the following FRI
day. The funeral services which were
conducted b. the Revs. Bryan and
Grimes. we're Tery largely attended.
9r Hatten was horn Jan : is52.
being therefore past - years Of age.
He had lived all bis life on the
spot where he was born. Mr Hatfen
u survived by Eour children, three
lie had lived All HI life very near the
sons. one ~ whom j. SIR Ezra Hatten.
whg Il well known IN this city. and
one daughter The deceased was not
p1Iy q wen known citizen but was most
hlEhiy respected - all who knew him.
he had been dnrilE All his mature
he an humble ard devoted christian,
sis home was known ~ th@ home
~ the minister irrespective - demon
iuatipnai connections. lie was good
cuzea. bhsbard and father and the
farriEu srifE ard his n a8s viii great
~ miss hr III iris c7lneztt1n tfrH
sarEIunr prruiers y hs- family desire
81 fflith nHlergr fTlfats l9f na En-
tsra r.the great tifducss ard SYM
rfhz h1Na me lest hG1rs -
lE..5 szad re5afige
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-28

Ed Kirk visited down river towns
Iast Saturday.
Mrs. r. S. Chaffin left Saturday for
a visit 70 her husband al BarboursviIle.
W. Va and will later visit her daught-
er. Mrs. ]. W. Gray al ST. Adams.
SIR. and Mrs. Dan Holten. who had
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.
yinsOn for several daysreturned Sun
day TO their home in Huntington.
Miss Sylvia Carter. a competent
trained nurse Of Riyerview hospital.
went 10 Maysville Ky. Tuesday where
she will be professionally employed
William m.:h.edItor OF The CabeIl
County News OF BarbOursville. w Va,
was in Louisa for a brief visit at the
home Of G. W Atkinson last week
Master Charles Campbell has gone to
Canada with his uncle. Mr. ]. W n
Stewart. Of Ashland. Oh a pleasure
trip. They expect to be absent three
weeks.
Rev. y. H Young. Of the u. E
Church. left Monday for a two weeks
vacation While absent he viii attend
the Ruggles Camp meeting. in Lewis
county.
Tom Wilson returned Wednesday
from near Bens Run. ", Va whore
ne Is employed having been called here
Is the serious Illness - his father.
LIS Wilson.
Daxfd Eiser and family. who have
resided in -Italy for a year or more.
have moved 70 Torchlight where 3ir-
E.lster y connected with the oil vel a.
that place
AIRS suls iRateHT reformed Monday
from visit az Eise station and AFTER
.gJing 4 few days with the family
n a. o, carter wi.l return 81 her home
AZ clifford
on Tuesday SIR and AIRS IL s Baras
ara daughters. MISS shirley ana E1lz
Gay. went il their automobile to
Blsss yFille and passed the day with
reiatIves AZ thai place
Mrs C. = Ross ard children. Tfere
ard John. left Afontay r79rHing for
Their home in Huntinsten after spend
ing several weeks with her parens. AIr
and sirs. y. D Waideeir
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-28

Little Misses Jessie and Jennie
Belle BeAEne. ~ Pittsburg. Pa who
have been visiting their grandparents
sir. and Mrs. JOfiifye Beasre. near Fgrs
Cay. w Va. f1E several weeks are in
LSaisa with their grandparents. Nr-
and Mrs = b Peters Their mother.
8,rs- sam Beaire- uilI arrive soon ard
after a feW weeks visit Vii return
With them 10 PittsbBrE These attract
i've little girls crrne 70 Kentucky and
West Virginia every year and sped
the summer months
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-07-28

Ethel Lindsey a young colorsd WON
an who f0rrncrely. resided IN Louisa
died hforday N Harrington " va 81
inher-iiosis on the following day the
remalrs we're brought 20 I.Suisa and
N pvsdnesdaH were buried tn the
Clark cT1dred burial ground The a@-
csassd ,Eas TIE EFlF.adaughtcr - Eli
fy HarFessl The railroad failel 70
irarsfer the i,.-8y fo the HF EADdT
firsffager rrpsa At 3 4 Faee.ai err tsar-
'ha b,Gg ass sr,vsht " ~ ,Ap IT,
~ frat.