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The Benson signal., 1916-08-05
CHAPTER Il-continued.


'I shall have to notify department
headquarters about it and send it up
there. I have no authority to give it
to anyone and I'm sorry to say can't
keep it.
Padre" he went on to the old
priest, who was standing with out
stretched neck listening to such few
words as he could understand, Il
think we have recovered your bell,
but shall have to hold it for you until
I receive orders from my superiors
telling me what to do with it. In 3
matter of such Importance I do not
consider myself justified in acting
without orders Hello! There comes
another automobile up the road"
Dorothy stared up the road, pres
emily she sprang upon great bowlder
and waved her veil at the oncoming
machine.
Its father!" she called back ex-
citedly over her shoulder. It's Ia
ther! We sha'n't have to wait after
all for the chauffeur to get back"
Kynaston laughed frankly at her
look of dismay as she realized how
what she had said must sound to the
young cavalryman.
I'm sorry you're so anxious to get
away SO soon, Miss Upton. I'll go
and give your father hand with his
machine"
Mr.. Upton needed no help. He ran
his machine up to the bottom of the
slope and swinging out came forward
with outstretched hand. i.
breakdown, eh? I'm glad it hap
pened where you could help them,
Kynaston. You never met my daugh-
ter before, did you? You girls will
now enough to take my advice next
time. I'll take you on now, and the
machine can wait till the man gets
back.
If you ever get a chance, Kynas-
ton, come over to the Santa Cruz
mine. Well be glad to see you. What
are you going to do with all your
plunder that l see here"
Kynaston told him that he would
have to send messenger that night
to the nearest telegraph station with
q dispatch asking what to do with the
valuables that he had captured.
"In the meantime" he added, 81
suppose I'll have to sit on the bell
here, if it is as valuable as the padre
says"
What bell?"
Kynaston and Dorothy explained to-
gether.
Lets see it," cried Mr.. Upton ex-
citedly.
So Kynaston for the second time
that morning unwrapped the mass of
dirty rags and displayed to the won
dering eyes of the miner the green
slories of that wonderful bell. Upton
drew his breath hard.
i've heard of it all my life down
here in Mexico, but never believed
1t. I wonder If. 1t can be bought from
the shrine?"
He asked the question of the priest.
cally.
There be many thirgs, senior, that
money cannot buy, and this bell is one
Of them. 1t was the price of life
Montezumas life, that was afterward
taken by his own subjects, so it is
said, at the time, the Spaniards held
the city of Tenochtitlan. Money can
not buy it, senor. I trust to the we'll
known honor 0f the American to re-
store it to the shrine"
"You shall wait here with me,
padre" said Kynaston sympathetical-
ly, till 1 hear from headquarters, and
then will set you on your way
What? Going"
For Upton was holding out his hand,
and Mrs. Fane and Dorothy were
waiting to say farewell.
He watched the whirl Of the red
dust down the road, rejecting sadly
IN the fact that all the pleasant things
The Benson signal., 1916-08-05
SYNOPSIS.

Automobile of Miss Dorothy Upton and
friend, Mrs. Fame, breaks down at New
Mexico border patrol camp. commanded
by Lieutenant Kynaston. The two wom-
en- are on way to mine Of Miss Upton's
father, located a few miles across the
Mexican border. Kynaston leaves women
at his camp while he goes with detail
to investigate report of Villa gun runners
Villa troops drive small force Of Car
rama across b6jder line and they surren-
der to Kynastolj. Dorothy and Mrs. Fame
still at camp wien Kynaston returns with
prisoners. Blinl Mexican priest appears
In camp and claims interned Mexicans
have in the spolls brought across the line
a wonderful emerald bell stolen from e
shrine by Zapata and taken from him by
Carranza troops. Priest Is searching Tor
the emerald in order to return 1t to the
shrine. Kynaston finds jewel and reports
to department Headquarters.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-05

cans say, about giving back to you the
bell that you have travelled so far to
get. Won't you be seated ?-and we'll
talk till he shows up"
With a word of thanks the old man
sank into the reclining chair which the
officer pushed forward.
In the course of that long talk, pune
tuated by the purr of his pipe and the
heavy breathing Of the Over-baked
earth, Kynaston learned much, for he
was an apt pupil.
He learned of heavy-footed wander
ings over hot plains and well-nigh
trackless mountains; of nights spent
in the waterless desert, with only the
yelping of the tireless coyotes for COM
pany.
Il beg the lieutenant's pardon, sir,
but there's horses comm up the trail"
1t was the observant trumpeter who
spoke. Kynaston, obedient to the
summons, laid down his pipe and
walked down upon the fiat. He. now
plainly heard the horses come quickly
up the rocky trail. Within a moment
or two they pulled up before the camp,
and he went forward to greet an Off
Ger who dismoxnted swiftly and intro
duced himself.
II am Major Updyke, Mr.. Kynas-
ton. The general sent me down here
to relieve you of part of your en-
barrassment. He also requested me
to take a look over your camp and
your location. He is under the TIM
The Benson signal., 1916-08-05
VIII Omen Coffin Daily.

Los Angeles.-Every day for two
months the caretaker of Forest Lawn
cemetery will open the coffin contain
ing the body of William G. Kipp, re-
tired Los Angeles capitalist. This
ceremony will take place in accord
ance with the will of Mr.. Kipp, who
was haunted by the fear of premature
burial.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-05

g Men make their little plans and I
q talk about wiIl-power making Il
9 way-and then destiny, or fate, z
q or luck, comes along and scram- Il
9 bIes the situation beyond rec Il
q ognition. An untoWard move +
y y ment, a needless step, and a Il
8 mans career is wrecked. What &
y do you make of the distant rifle Il
8 firing? g
9 e
The Benson signal., 1916-08-05

(TO BE CONTINUED0
Men of sense sometimes make cents
out Of nonsense.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-05

Cupid is almost sure to have
his way when a brave and hand
some army officer comes to the
aid of beauty In distress. In
this story, with its bizarre set
ting and unusual characters and
situations, love unfoIds rapidly
and hotIy. Lieutenant kynaston
and Mrs. Fame and Dorothy are
enqulfed in q little emotional
WhirlWlnd.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-05
Compromise Ends 2o-Year Litigation.

Compromise Ends 20-Year Litigation.
Asheville, N. C.-After litigation COW
ering a period of 20 years and involv.
ing court proceedings In several
states, the Gilbert Hopkins case, to
determine title to timber lands in
North Carolina and Tennessee valued
at $1,5OO,OO6, has just been settled by
compromise decree entered In fed
eral court at Asheville. N. G.
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2tabtratb.

Der Stabtratb sntihiso am Srsitas.
baB iein appsl In bstreff bts Union
Babubof Proisftes senommsn wtrosn
f0nns, DO bas itdbtiihe @eissosparte'
ment 9e9euwdrii9 u0llnui nit ben Sla.
gen be,hsli6 Der Sshenuerihiebunsen
bsifGfti9t III; nenn elm appsl erfol'
gen iOll, 10 muB oies uon anotrsn Su'
tsrsiiirten 9siheben.
Sauille rel6te cine Sroinanl elm fir
@infhbruns bss Soppsltsn Flatoon Sn.
items i'm Stutrmebr Departsmsnt. io'
Die cine ,Dstte, nelhe oie Stelluns
sinse jmsiteu 9sbilfs Superintsnosnten
unb Hsutnant in isosr. SsusrUsbr Gu
tion freirt.
8ine beftdtiste Reiolution erlsoi9t
bic SSstlano @uluert angsls9snbeit, tu'
BEN bic Staot nuumebr nab S5erti9
itellun9 bss Wajsrws9ss orsi Cots lum
Prsis pon $1O, 600 pon Wsilano srpn
ben wirO. Ssns SrOinans erbielt BE-
ftdtisuue. wslds bic SObne Der Gass'
I0buer auf $500 tGslit), Der Poliisi
Diatrousn auf $540 uno Roli3si uno
Seuermebr NIarm Speratoren auf s840
iIbrlih fsitiest. 8eri6isoeue flsiuele
6Orosruu9,n murosu ourh einssrsihte
uno bsitGtigte RsiOlutionsn bs9libsn.
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Der auitrsihsr Ssurp 8omba'
der BON Peuu Nuenue, AZ Sabre alt.
1T ssittrn Wiorssn i'm Staat SOipital
eeitorben.
Der 9uuhitnbsbsfssr 3. Store
Don Ptun Npsnus bsmtrite SOnntae
Jiudt. pis Der 21 Sabre aIts RiharO
@arritp pon Sisrter Stra6e iibsr ben
GiiG r,ifte, cine @elo entbultsnos
SOwle uutsriff uuo bauu fort ranntt.
Store madts lit hinter ben Disb ber.
erniihte ihn bel Mulberry StraBe uu6
iibsrSab ihn einsm BolBiiten. Wiontas
muroe @arrttp untsr $500 Shr9ihaft
gum Yro3slis Ssbultsu.
- Die idbrlihs Wsibnahtsbei4ssr'
ung ots Scranton Sieoertranj fur bic
9inber Der Wiuslisosr finost udhfen
Sonnta9 abenb In Der Ytreinsballe an
stbams Nuenue itatt. Su 8srblnoun9
oamit mirb Elm oeutites Uidrhen.
-Oaniel uno @retel." IN tnsliibsr ls'
berlGbune uon ben Rinoern beS Sieoer'
from, CUR Guffhbtuu9 selun9en. Cine
uahiolsenbe SDlusiterfsHr ira ous alfe
Subr gum abIhub brinssn. Du oies
Elm auslhlisBlihss 5amilisn Sslt fem
mtro, 10 babsn 9iihtmitsliebsr fsiueH
Sutritt 3u. oemielbsn.
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Sbbe 9arf NUti,en.

%. y. @illitts uou Sampton
StraBe bsflusts iid Oonnsritaa Jiad,t
bel Der Boliiei. ouB tbm bel Der Setm.
tabrt auf sinem Strasenbabnwaaen $40
ourd stnsn GaidsnOisb sntp.nost NOR.
ben isisu.
- Patrid @learp pon 2u,erue Stra.
&c wuros am 6rsitas aui ole antlaae,
SrGuleiu Sate S5rable Gn Glib Seuisr
ausnue In rdubiihsr Ablid,t anaehait.u
,u babsn, Ia @rmansslung pon Biiras
iauft Ssm SeiausniB iib.rni,isu.
@sorss Gbmunos BON Drsi,ebu.
ter StraBs, 80 Sabre oft, muros am
Samltag, als sr bsim .. & b. tsraht.
hans an Wgomins Gpenus erOse @tleu.
baltsn psrlaoen huIf. pon sinem oerisls
ben aetroffen uno 10 b6s usrlsst. ba6 er
un SOnntas I'm Stuut SOipital itarb.
= Der 20 Sabre ulte Wlurtin VIC.
Oononab BON SadiOn Strass, mslttr
triib ON SOnntas WiOrsen nit einem
9sfdhrtsn ben SObn 8sbsr uon Sadlon
SiraBe tiberfiel uno nm $14 beraubs
ts, Durbs um slsld.n 9ia6mittua auf
otsi anflags ots Strn6enraubs Dem
@sfan9niB ii5erianot. Charles Yarrp,
slsihfalls uOn SudiOn Sfrnse. 1T am
DtOntn9 als WfcOOnOu9bs Bealsiter
aud Ue9en StraBsnruub perbaltet un0
9sboltsn Dorosn.
- Die SBObnurg bes @eorae ..
Carton on Siio Winin gIusnue. BrGf.
bent Der Scranton Shulbsh0rbe, III
Snmitns 0tudt uOn @iubrs6rn beiu6t
uno ourhltObert pOroen. nobel bic
Serls sUsi 9Olosue Guihsuubrsn, sol.
oens Ssttr. jwei sOIOsns 0tinge. bier
Bnar Sanoihubs, 3ud:rpunre, 9Bsib'
nadts8si6snte unO uuosrs Artltel er.
bsutstsn. Wiun 9luubt, SaB Ruaben
ben Sinbruh uOllfiibrten.
- Der 81 Sabre ulte @owarb Mur.
phg, elm SOit9Gu9sr Der 5rau Nnna
Wturpbp uOn WtcJii6Ols @Ourt, muroe
an Dlenitu9 uuf Die Nniluse ots Diebs
itubls in @rmunsslun9 uou $500 Bargs
ihaft oem @CfGnsni6 iiberinnot, na6.
osm sntoedt moIoen mar, oaB Der Gofs
fer bes YatTid 9rnnt, zines anosren
Soit9dn9eiS. erbtohsn uno UNI solosne
2nIhenubr uno Settle. s24 Ynargslo,
usberrod uno guSuS bsilobIsn worOsn
mar.
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Bon Der 9abSeite.

Den Ghsl,utsn Soispt VI. Wuni6
BON Bird Stra6s III i'm ct. Warien.
Ssller Soipital elm T6htsrlsin s.boren
por6en.
Soispb @rsenbrssr, Dsputp Som
ftabltr Der 12. Warb, III ON Samltne
in Der WObnuns isiner Shwsiter In
Pbilaoelpbia ssitorben.
Srdulsin Srisba Z. Sorban BON Gin
Struss unb 9ermann gaesi BON Sssfl
Struss Duroen ON UOrlsstsn Ofittmod
abeno burh PaitOr @. 8. Sled ole sin
glhdlthss @bspaar eineeis9net.
Safob s. 9snsIsr uon Sidorp Stra.
Sc. 63 Sabre alt, III porlsste Ofittpoh
giu4t Ourh ben COB abbsrufsn nor
ben. @r miro uon Der @ittne iiber'
lsbt. Die Bssrbisuns funb Snmitas
i'm Pittston Gusnus 5risobOf iiutt.
Sm Gltsr BON SO Sabren 1T Sam,
itas ytahmittas in isinsr 0obnuns on
Bs.h Stra6e albert 9inutsnbsrg nab
lGnssrer Sranfli6feit asltorbsn. Die
Sssroiaung srfOlste am Disuftus i'm
5Orsit 9ill 5risobOf.
Srnu Sobn @Oobpurb. Toftsr bss
@hriItinn StOrr, 1T ON OOnnsrltug tn
ibrsr WOhnung an Wtupls Strubs nab
lGnSersr Srunih.it gsitorben. @s iibe'
lebsn iie Der @uite uno Elm SObn. Die
SssrOisuns srfolste um SOnntus 9tua'
mitto9 I'M DunmOre SIisobOt.
Soirpb g., Sas 9 Sabre aIte S6bn.
lsin Der @hslsute Rstsr 3. Shutlber
UOn Glib Sruins aUsnus. 1T SOnntus
nuh furjer Sranfbeit on Hbsumatis'
mus oss 9srSes geitorben. Die Yei'
issun9 erfOlStt gsitern i'm @smClnOe
6rlsohOf bsi DO. 5. nah sinsm Grausr'
Oienit in Der ct. Wiurien Stride.
Snmltns absno. ben 80. Sunuar,
ftnoet Die domination pOn Seumten
res arbsiter SOrtb. uno 3r. llntstlt.
Ysrsins itutt uno iino iGmmtIihs Wiit'
alisosr eriudt. Su erihsinsn. @bsniO
finbet an Sonnta9. ben 81. OCSembsr,
0iu6mittus 3 ubr. osTsn 9Bsibnu6ts
fsisr nit Ssi6ssruus fir bic aInOsr
itatt.
Der 23 Subrs uGts SOhn Saub BON
Sidorg Strube, ben Die POlijet ihOn
felt Ginger 3,it als bes @inbruhs per
Oattis iudl. ift ON Srsitus ,nOlid sr
niht morosn. Der Yerbuftsts CAB
ON Dienfius brsi @inbrhde su unO
wuros Oann uuf eins oissbe,iislihe Gu'
iluse BEN @sfdn9uiB iibsrwisi,n, uni
feline PrOjeiiiruns abjuwurtsn.
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staOt unO Gountb.

- EhomaS VI. Blad uou q. BaIh
tn9ton ausnue usrlOr am Donneritaa
zine Ssoertaihe. Die Ynplsre i'm 9Bsrth
uOn $500 uuo S25 Baurselo entbielt.
Der 29 Sabre aItt 9tutban Stsin
oou OrhnrosulIls, U. g., puros Gam
itos 9ladlt in sinsm Qndananna gusnue
Naoen beim 2uidsnoisbltabl erwiI6t,
uubaftet uno riir elm s.rihtlidss Sr.
ihsinsn untsr SHrsidaft ssitsut.
- Wsil Die ShulbehOroe es usruei,
asrts, ben Sdiilsrn bic ssn6bnlihen
6sisrtassisrlsn ju erioubsu sinssn bic
Shiller einfah on ben Streit, b. b. fie
ltellten iib niht am Oisnltaa ,u Der
S6uliisunS Elm. @twa 15, 600 Der
sinsstru9ensu $4,000 S9hlsr blieben
UOn ben SGuIsn fern.
- @sssn bic scranton Railp IN
Sompanie Duroen om Ssreitaa flint
aIagsn fur iulammsn $57 900 @nfiha
oisun9 un9eltrenst. 8ottid uno Diarp
Sing uOn SoomiS glusnus peilanaen
$20. 900. neil lesters bel sinem Yuiam
msnitOB uon Sabumagsu uerlebt mur.
oe; .Walttr Shorten utllan9t S20, 900,
pel er Serlesuu9en oauOntrue, als elm
SuhnDa9sn In isinsn Waeen ranuie /;
Wtlhosl Daitce fOroert $4,000 uno
anthOn1 Sudle uno Stspban Burela
i $l0,0O0. neil Iis bel sinsm 3ulam.
msnltoB Serlssun9sn srbtelten.
3wei ytsssr, Ranoaa DtarIbuu
uno @sOras Putter,on uUu See Court,
orungen um iSrsitag Jintt in Die u. ".
@Oulo @urage an Sinosn StraBe, ent.
wenneisu cas- Dt. Z. Goodman auto.
mObll uuo iaaten nit oemlelben flr
mshsrs Stunben berum. eS 3uleet In
ialt brihdrlstsm 3uituno Surhd fab
rsno. Die BOliSsi. welhs am Samiiaa
y'admiitog bsnahrihtIst Duros, fano
In Der Uiulhns elm Banr 0nnoi6ube
uno sIns SrBidnse. mltleIs mslhsn ole
Sosnbttat csr Serls feitssitsut Uerosn
tetihTs, iOoaB tbrs. Brrbaltung msbreIe
SIunOsn ipater srIOlSts.
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9rnuCnmer aRt.

9. be Ia Sour6arbiere erSdblt in Der
uSrdnce De 9oroeaur" BON elmer gro
BEN itaatIt4en 5inan5anitatt, bic felt
gegtnn be5 arieees glusbilfsperIonaI
beiOer 9eihledter befdGfttge. DG6s
reno Die Srnuen an Stebpulten nit
umfan9reiden RegiItern umSugeben
ooer lie bin unO Der gu 16leppen ba=
ben, aobiersn bic Serren in bequemen
SefeIu Iange 3ablenreiben oOer Ieien
bic 3ettung. Die cine pie Die anoere
Sblteeenbeit piro BON Staat nit 6
5runts i'm Sage bs5ablt. Inter ben
Sruuen befunb iib cine, beren tiinftige
Mutteribuft iih nidt mebr Oerber9en
lteB. 9a ibr unter oieTen llmItGnoen
Die ibr 5ugemutete glrbett beIonbers
f6per antam, 10 Bat iie, nit einem Der
Serren Den 0ienIt pedieIn gu 6iirfen
Der Gbef oes perionellen ertlGrte oies
aber als unm0glid; es pGre ua6 Ieiz
ner &uffafun9 ungeretbt, einem 9(ngez
iteIIten einen ioI9en @ehTet 5u3umu=
ten; er bate ous Re9t, iih ouriiber
gu bei6peren. Gini9e Sage bernad
.Iu6te berIelbe Gbef Oie 5rau auf unb
legte ibr nabe. gu Sauie gu bIstben.
S9r 3uitano falle auf. 8unoen Bat
ten ii9 buriiber aufgebulten. Der Or.
men purbe aus bieiem @runoe 9ez
I6dftiguna unO 9erotenit ent5ogen,
unb bas in einem 2anO, bas iiber Gnt-
DDlierung tIngt unO oeITen Rsgierenos
iib ben 8opf 5erbrehen iiber bic Wit,
tel CUR 6ebuna Der @eburtenaiffer!
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SittStpu.

- Surrp Di1iums. elm 9sbiah 8al.
lsp DrubIlpauner, bsm Gags Suuo In
BEN @ortOn 0ofe Elm Shdoelbruh 5u'
asihst WurOe, aIs elm Pfoft,n oui ibn
fiel, 1T am DOnusrltas i'm Pittston
9Oipital Der SsrlssunS srlsSeu.
- Durh sinsn 0rnnb, weld,er friib
um Dienita9 WfOrssu in Dem Sotsl
unO gBohnung oes anton Shuls an
Der @ds uOu @buId uub @snter Stra.
zen uusbruh, uuros 6isiss. stn psite.
res @sbduoe bs8 @snanntsu uno bic
SDObnuna Oss SOisph Shuls uOllitdn.
big jsrnOrt. Ssinf 6amillen nuroen
ObOahIOs 9smoht uno elm Shnbsu pon
$25. 900 anseIihlst.
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@tlfes.8arre SSpti;en.

= Bhilip Suubernussl, 70 Sabre
alt. DurOs 9sitern o. Der 0a3ls Stra'
&c 8rsujnn9 uon elmer Ssrisp Central
SOtOmOtius nisoer9efubrsn uno SslUotet.
Sobn Stuuib. Der lrsten 9lpril ,u
8rOOtiiOe Sruu Suiun Petram .rmor,
Oels, 1T am OOnueritus ourt Hlhter
ishller ,ur 9inrihlun9 i'm sleftriihen
Stuble usruItbeilt wOrOeu. Der Sou
usrneur wirO ben Gag fsitisssn.
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Cas- barber In bcr 3cituna.

Gus DnIuDtI III Dcr SCtIuHB. pSW
ntnibe Spnen msinen Oani fiir 5SOr.
mrs aIpsnfIGuter nus,uiprehtn,"
ihrsibt 5rau Gbriitins Ha6 uOn Ore.
gon @itp. Greg. -Uibrsnb sinsS 9nn.
ssn Sabrss idmsrBtsu mir msins ishse
Gag unO Jiudt. 10 baB i'd tsine Rube
finoeu fOnnte. SD las Su usrifieosnsn
WfoIsn in Der j3eituns iibsr Sornl's
alpeutrduter. uno fam ,u osm @nts
ihlnB. oamit eineu Beriutl iu MAIDEN.
SD babe orei Slaiden ots 0eilmlttel8
ssbrauht uno msins 6iiBs IinO isst &c.
iu b; ih fiihle niht msbr Die ssrinsite
Spur pom Shmerj."
Seit iibr bunosrt Sahreu bot Sors
mis- alpsnfrduter isine hsilsnbsn @i9en'
ihaften an 9rantsn uno 2eiosnben ere
p obi. Gsin Ssiotu mar TO id,limm,
fein Sall 10 i6nrr. ous oieieS alie
4rdutsrbsilmittsI nift OiIfs gsbra4t
hdtt.. IS 1T fsin. ApOtbsisrmsoi,,n.
Spe,ialagenttn liefern es. oosr ss fann
oirsft bs5oaeu werosn pon ben Ssrltsus
.rn, Or. Pstsr Ssuhrnsp & Sons &c.,
1875 90. 9OpHs aus., @bleaso, 50.
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Der Stiftungsrat Der Sobanness
6aitenrutbs sStiftung in &SIn bat be-
fdIoFen, foIgenOen S9riftIteGIern unb
S6riftitellerinnen Gbreugaben i'm Sc
Tamtbetrugs pon 1000 Rart gu be-
pilIigen: Reinbaro Gorge, 8urt Wtos
red. Sans Steigsr, 9url Wagenfelo,
Sobannes SdIaf, 5reiberr Sanns BON
9umppenbsrg, Rsnate Slider, Or,
gbriItopb Rutbs. 1000 Mdrt iino
sur llnterTtiiBun9 an in a6ln dnIGTfg,
@driftiteler unS SdriftitelIsrinn.u
psrnanot porben.
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(@arbonbaIs @orrsiponbsni.l
Nprb &crantpn.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28

Die fOinsssa orV0AArpsrsn - 60 sGaaa
s-.sfara de oass ass -vsosasaslafn-'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28
Bon NeterSbur0.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28
SaS SboI abndrtS.

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peruriaht nuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28
NuS Dem pberen Sbale.
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ben sluubsu, oaB sS SslbitmOro mar.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28

p6- Wfuu usrasiie nid,t. Ons isst bic
Office hes - Scrnrton Uodlenblutt" iiG
4l0 Spruee Straee. pisrter Sfod. be.
finott nuo bob Die TeIspbou hummer
Seu 5145 lit. Utan ibuut uaA Dem
9roBsn Shilo obsn an @sbduoe.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-29
SMITH-SHEHANE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walter
Branch, of Greensboro, Ga, an
nounce the engagement of their
cousin, Miss Frances Bethany
Smith. to Mr.. James Franklin
Shehane, the wedding to take
place in March at home. No
cards.
The above announcement from
the Atlanta Journal will be of
interest to the friends and rela-
lives of the prospective groom
who is a Lancaster county boy,
formerly connected with the
Lancaster Cotton Oil Company.
During the past several years
Mr.. Shehane has been with the
Southern Cotton Oil Company,
of Greensboro, Ga, of which he
is now the superintendent.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-29
TWO BRIGHT BOYS.
Messrs. Eaton of Winston Salem
Lead Class at Chapel Hill,

OF interest to their friends and
relatives in Lancaster will be the
following from dispatch from
the University Of North Carroll
ma, concerning Messrs. Clifton
and Clement Eaton, grandsons
of Mrs. Ada Hough of this place
and sons of Mrs. O. b. Eaton of
Winston-Salem, formerly Miss
Mary Hough, of Lancaster.
''To lead a class of over $50
boys in scholarship is an accom-
plishment of which any young
man must be Justly proud. But
Clifton Eaton of the Winston
High School, who heads the list
with clean slate of zones" to
his credit for the Fall term, is
better known to the University
at large as debater. Two
years ago he made his debut
into University society as a
member of the winning team in
the State high school debating
championship contest. This past
Fall he won the freshman debat-
er's medal, which is offered an
nually by the Dialectic Literary
Society. Young Eaton holds the
University scholarship from the
Winston High School, ct which
place he was, last year, editor
Of the high school magazine
The Black and Gold and rreei
dent Of the Calvin II. Wiley Lit
Crary Society.
For two brothers to head the
honor roll for the freshman class
is unique TO say the least; but
such was the case this year.
Clement Eaton, with five zones"
and one two, ran his brother
Clifton a close race for first
place. Clement was also con-
testant for the freshman de
bater's medal which was won by
his younger brother. The Ea-
ton boys are sons of Mayor O.
B. Eaton of Winston-Salem."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-29
u. ID. C. PLAY.

Fantasia. A Musical Extrava-
ganza to be Presented Mch. 8.
Miss McCloskey, of Pennsyl-
vania, is in Lancaster arrange
ing for the presentation of a
tome talent play, Fantasia, a
musical extravaganza, consisting
of choruses and drills in which
from 100 to $50 people will ap-
pear. New song hits will be a
feature of the entertainment and
scores of children will take part,
Miss McCloskey has been a
very successful trainer for this
musical play, having already pre-
sented it 100 times to delightful
audiences in various towns and
cities.