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BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1915. By T. W. Bursess)
The End of the Ride.

10 an things. be they good or bad.
Anere comes an end that's bright or sad.
And SO at last there came an end to
the strange ride Of Danny and Nanny
meadow Mouse. whoa" cried the
voice Of Farmer Browns boy. The
shaking and the jolting stopped.
Ghneing tightly to each other, Danny
and Nanny Meadow Mouse strained
their ears to hear what was going on
outside. They heard the horses champ
ing their bits. They heard them
stamping their feet on something that
made more noise than the ground. It
was the floor of Farmer Browns barn.
out, OF course. Danny and Nanny didn't
know this. They heard Farmer Browns
boy tramping on the eornstalks above
their heads and whistling as he worked.
They wondered where they were and
what would happen next. You cannot
imagine how they wondered And all!
the time they were more frightened
tnan they ever had been before in all
their lives. 1t always is worse to be
Irigntened by unknown dangers than
by dangers which you know all about.
30 they chung to each other and shiv-
cred and shook and wondered and wait
ed. BY and by the cornstalks in the
miost OF winch their sung little home
was were lifted and thrown on to a
great pile Of cornstalks. Danny and
Nanny didn't know what was happen
Ing, because they couldn't see; but
they felt iightheaded. and there was
an all-gone feeling in their stomachs,
very much such feelings as you would
have II your house with you in it
should be whirled up in the air by a
great wind and then thrown down with
. crash.
After what Seemed to them ages and
ages they heard the creaking of wagon
wheels and the clatter Of horses hoofs,
and presently all was still After ali
that dreadful noise it seemed as II the
stiffness could be felt For a long time
they kept perfectly still. waiting for
something more to happen. But moth
ing did happen. All was still as still
could be- At last Danny could stand
1t no longer.
he whispered to Nanny.
If you do I'm going. too. I'm not
Evening star., 1916-12-06

me shops this season present q tempt.
ing array for the lover Of beautiful things.
Tho little accessories % dear to the heart
Of woman are manifold There are bass
and more bags Some are beaded and
eefrilled, others Of tafIeta are tasseied
and draw together sedately with narrow
ribbons There are also those becoming
wells that tempt the eye and strain the
pockstbook. For many of them. simple
AZ they look. are not to be had for
Q mere song.
From wells one naturally turns to hats.
Never were they Of more varied designs
and shapes. from the demure little bon
net effects to the picturesque broad-brasn
affairs Only in one thing do they ali
asree-.amplicity. The shape is the
thing" say the designers. To the frame 10
added bit Of embroidery. CLEVER dra-
perry or some odd flower design and the
fascinating headgear OF the moment ap-
One Of the smartest Of the broad-brlm-
med hats appears In the sketch. The
graceful brim IL Of black satin, and the
crown. Of corn -colored ta6etn, achieves an
with Its Japanese embroidery
Evening star., 1916-12-06

based. he has 70 depend mainly upon
tho researches Of those yhs derste
themselves primarily to the held Of
pure SCIENCE
Dr.. Baekeland referred to the fela-
tionship .pf science and engineering.
stating that the latter was nothing
more nor less than applied science.
What Americans did In Panama he at
tributed to methods Of prevention OF
the spread Of contagious diseases.
Justice Wendell P. Stafford Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court made q plea for
universal peace. The speaker said
there win never be peace on earth
until there is peace among nations.
Rabbi Abram Simon said that religion
has taught that there Is an engineer
Of the universe, called God. He de-
elafed religion to be the mother OF
professions. and said that no force has
affected medicine, law OF astropomy
more than religion. Louis Garthe, q
journalist, and Frank c. Wright, man
aging editsf OF the Engineering News
also made addresses.
Evening star., 1916-12-06

brag4t mr. Sup had heen shining. for Il
there WAS : soft duskiness very like
ths hsuf inst after @ NJ ;,;s Sun Sss ESss to n;d BED
see perfectly, because their eyes were
made for seelns In the dusk and dark:
space with dry corn leaves scattered
over it A little patch Of yellow light light
window above the barn door, through
which The Jolly sunbeams were peep.
cornstalks. High up above all aronnd
were mountains q sweet, & dry naeaapw 3s
delicious smell: Of course, this was
hay in The mows. but Danny and Nan,
seen haymows before, When they
looked straight overhead n d.tiS there e. was no no
clouds no gentle Mistress Moon, no
Jelly Mr. Sun !, was ae I'll tbns Tary thsr strange
ticed right away; it was very warm
and comfortable there, almost as if
summer had returned.
Evening star., 1916-12-06

bellished with colored steel beads and
spangles In a quaint old-fashioned de-
sign. and 4 becoming brim Of silver lace
droops in soft scallops about the face.
The display of evening wraps beggars
description. Rich velvets and heavy
brocade satins are the materials used
for the majority of these, and fur is
everywhere. Pelts. from sable to hum
BILE weasel are put TO use. A particu-
lariy attractive evening cape. a sketch
Of which appears, was of olive green
silk and crepe and velvet. heavily bro
caded in an odd design. Quite simply
fashioned. its distinction lay in the
richness of the material and the clever
Evening star., 1916-12-06
O. o.N. ALUMNI DINNER.
Informal Function Given at the
Cosmos Club.

The Washington branch of the As
sociate Alumni of the College of the
City Of New York held an informal din
ner at the Cosmos Club last night. The
after-dinner discussion concerned itself
with the problems of cultivating more
intensive organization. The Washing
ton branch has tentatively considered
the holding of meetings with greater
Evening star., 1916-12-06

Chic frocks have collars Of fur.
Evening star., 1916-12-06
SOCIETY Of ENGINEERS
GIVES ANNUAL Dinner
Secretary Baker Predicts That
Americans Will Play Important
Part in Remaking Europe.

That the engineers Of this country
are to play a most prominent part ID
the making of the new civilization
after the European war was the state
ment Of Secretary of war Baker. In an
address last night at the annual dinner
of the Washington Society Of Engi-
neers. at Rauscher's.
In the making of a new America. her
and industrial undertak-
Evening star., 1916-12-06

President Wilson carried Nerth Da-
to figures issued By the state CANVASS
Ing board. The vote WASH Wilson. bu,-
ELL Hughes, 52.051. Porter J. Mecuni.
Der. republican. was chosen te succeed
himself o,s In the 'fea ta sor oSn
Burke, democrat. Representatives
Helsesen. Young and Norton, all re-
publicans, were reelected BY plurali-
ties of $40, 13.s92 and 12,112 respeo-
lively,
Evening star., 1916-12-06

'ings. in the next. tYelve years. ths Pr
gineeff will probably be q most Inn
bortant factor:
'AFhs engineer is going to take his
place alongside OF the politician IN
activity In our country.S he said, 4
find, tn my observations Id the War
dependent on engineering than the con-
tributions Of any other science. This
government is fortunate In that It has
always had great corps Of engineers
OF all kinds, who now can mobilize In
PREPARATION for q new era
Evening star., 1916-12-06

frequency to knit together moro Maa4
the college bonds. The alumni pfeGsQt
Capt. Robert Alton, Louis J. 6chEoelsr.
William b. Chuck, Harry 0nl, Apoo0
etarbsciser, H. wsichslsf, Wutam AA-
sen, Hyman etorch, Arthur n AIhooGh1
and Maxwell James, secretary.
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John G. Hoyt Toastmaster:

John c: Hoyt president Of the society
acted as toastnaster, and In introdue-
Ing Dr. l. a: Baekeland. member Of tho
naval consulting board, said:
'-The work Of the engineer Is de-
pendent on two principal factors; first,
form the basis for all engineering
operations. and second, the funds for
carrying on the work Although the
engineer has done much to develop the
sciences ION. which his profession is
Evening star., 1916-12-06

MODEL FEATURING THE NEW JAPA-
NESE EMBROIDERY.
worked in dull reds and blues. This Is
especially suitable for afternoon wear.
Another unusual design Is Of black vel
vet trimmed with a band Of dull gold
picoted in silver and topped by a single
ostrich tip Of brown There is quite q
vogue for these tips. which are seen on
some Of the smartest models.
For street or afternoon wear Is a chic
little adaptation of the popular bonnet
shape. The crown is Of moleskin. en-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
Shbe Narf Nuti,en.

- Clarence g., Der 22 Sabre ultt
Sobn Der @bslsute @ottlieb Wiapsr
uon Brisbt Court. lift UiOntas seitor'
ben unb wirO beuts 0taGmittas In Dem
DunmOre Srisobofe bssroist.
Charles 8. SObns uOn Wsrrifislb
Strnbs, 55 Sabre alt. 1T lssIen Don,
nsritas Jiahmitas ssitorbsu. @r Uiro
uon Der 9Sittwe uno uier 3lnoeru tibsr'
lsbt. Die 8siissuns eriolste Sonntus
RadmittaS i'm UiinOofa 6risobOf.
- als bic 4idhtiss Diuyp yaDrsues
uon Goodman StraBe Sreita9 Nbsno
bel sinem brsnnsnben 3sbri1tbauien
ipislts, fisl iie nuf bic 5lumms uno er.
hislt b6is Brnnowunotn. Sm Staat
Soipitut wurOs ibr Suftaub als sruuir.
emo beIeihuet. Sie erla9 ben Terles'
uusen frhb Samita9 WtOrstn.
= Der 65 Sabre alts DauiO Gbo.
mas uou gtoro Spoe Bart Nusnue tru9
Wtontaa Bcrmiltag on isortlt Court
innnIidae Ssrlssun9en uno cine itarie
9isrusnsrlhhtteruna bauon, oils er uon
siusm llaotiihen abfallwa9sn itIr,ts,
oils Die Bier unermartet anlogen. Sun
Stual SOipital muroe isiu 3uitanb uls
9sfGbrlld bstruhtst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
9Spn Der &ibieite.

Die am Srtitng In Der St. Wiarien
SirAe 3u @lmira etfol9te 8ermGhluns
oeS Sobn SDsis pon @ronn Gpsnuc
NIT Srdulsiu Cara 9rap uOu @lmiru
1T unSstiinoist woroen.
Sm NIlsr pon "a Sabrsn 1T Srau
Surub auua 5ris am Sreltus in ibrsr
WObnung an StOne ausnut geitOrben.
sic miro uOn isds S6hnsn unb elmer
2o6tsr iiberlsbt. Die Beiissung fanb
SOnntas Su @oulosboro fiait, nobel
RaitOr Faul 8. 3sllsr ben 2rausrbisnii
leitete.
Sran 8illiam Buoenbah pom SIo
Wnlbineton Guenue fsisrt am Wiontu9
9iadt i'm Sreiie Der nGhitsn anuer
nanoten ben 70. @tburtstag. Sie
muroe NIT ,ablrsiten prIbti9en &C.
idsntsn beebrt aud CAB Go @rfrih
unsen uno In Der Wiifte osS 2iideS
pranste Elm GROCER @sburtstu9fudsn
nit iiebSiS flsiusn ameriianiihsu Sla9.
gen. Der 3situnsSbruder sratlirt
aud nahtrG9llh reht bsrjlihit.
Der 90 Sabre ulte arthur 9ios uon
Glib Sruins Nuenue trus um Wiontae
wabIiheinlits tatale Yerlssunssn ba.
uon, uls er i'm Scranton Sois Der 2ud.
awanna @iisnbubn, fiir mslhe er uls
Dampfr0br.narbtiter bei6dflist mar,
uon elmer Qofomotipe niebergerannt
purbs. Gin Sub wuros ubsei6niltsn.
bic 3shen bss anoersn jsrorhdt, auh
ibm einsn Sh6oel. uno Nrmbruh Du'
stfiist. @r purbs in fritii6sm 3uitano
otm WOiss EuplOr 9Oipital iiberfiibrt.
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&ilfeSs8arre OSpti,eu.

- Diaitbep, Der 4iGbriss Sobn osV
Son9rsBmanns SObn s @aisp, If Dor.
Isstsn WiiltwOb Der 8lussusntJanOuna
srle9en.
ssr.O 9sitisl. Gin Drabtipauusr
Der g8iIfss Barre electric @ompanie,
wurbe am Sumitas wabrihsinlih fatal
usrlsst. nls er bel Der arbsit nuf sinem
Bfoiten uber sinen bslaosnen Drabt
fiel. Sein Wiitarbstsr Gam Bsnlon
Uollts ben Drubt burdi6nsioen, alitt
aber aus uno fam oann aud nit Dem.
islbsn in Ssriibrune unO nuroe bDs
usrlsst, bod srUartet man isine 9snsl.
un9.
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staOt nnO GOnntp.

= DuuiO Stspps pOn @ibiou Stru,
&c berihtete Der POli,ei ON Sonniaa.
baB er frhb 5rettas Wtorsen on Ycnn
ausnue iibel fallen uno um $23 bsraubt
muroe.
Der 65 Sabre alte Mihael w.
Surlsp uon Daleuills. elm Setsran oes
8irsertrie9ss, murOe lssten DOnner.
Itus In einsm 3immer bee @o1ns annsr
on 2adananna Ausnue ourh yeud,taas
tbsilweiie bstdubt nufssfunosn. Our
lsD erbolte iih ipdter uiebsr uno rtahts
iib fort. obne lr9eno Dslhe @rtIGrung
oss Vorgan9es Iu 9sben.
-Ssrr gilbert 3snfe isn., Der allbs,
fannie Rsitaurateur uOn Benn ausnue.
lit frhb um Disnitae UfOrsen nod Gin,
nGhentiihem Seioen Der Blutueraift
uns trle9sn. Der Yeritorbene, psit,er
erit Dor etlthen Wohen i'm bsiten Wobl
blfiHosn isinen rs. @sbnrtstug feisrte,
itirB iidl por Wohenfrilt 3uf1lllg siuen
inf ,trteu 3abniiohsr in Die rs6tt 0ano
nno eint9e Ga9e ourauf mabte iih be
SIutusrsiftuns bsmsrfbar tros Der
oann iofort au9swanotsn @sgsnmltrsl
itritt Die YeT9iftuns INNER nsiter Dol
uno bate Sulest isiu ablebsn our isOl.
&c. PER- 3snfe mar aus Dfin1en.
9Iaobah. Deutihlano, gsbiirlls unb
fam Dor As Sabrsn nud Amsrita uno
hierbsr, no er ieitosm nit ausnabmt
BON orei Sahrsn pOhnte. Sm Auguli
1875 uermablte er iit init SrGulein
@miIie SOiie. uno Oisie, ioUobl mle
DIE Sobne albert jun. 9ultuu @..
@mil &.. Sarl y. uuo Die E0hter 5raI
SObn Bsbb. Sruu @sOrss 8. Jhsbubr
uuO 6rau Stspurt PuriOns iibsrleben
tbn. vt mar lansidbrisss Dttslteo
oss SCRANTON SieosrtIan3 Shiusr 2oae
Der Srsimaursr, Site, Oss Sadamanna
j3Wsisss oGs JiuttonalbunNrs. ,Junaer
Uf1nnerhor uno SIn9errunoe. DIE
Sslbe miro mOrgen YOrmlttae ;ur Be
brsnnung nuh philadelphia genommen
uno Diro aus oislem 9lnuoe beuIe
absno In Der Dobnuns an Bsnn aue
nue. cine &rausrfstsr itattfinOsu.
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Srete: r0u buit ia gang Derpeinte
Qu9en, Olga; pas 1T Dir oenn lpiOer>
fabreu9"
Olga: mSa, oenfe Dir nur mein llns
gliid, 8rete: Sett stnieer 3eit madt
mir elm iunser Serr ben Sof, gu Dem
t9 i4on innise 3unsigung eefaBt
batte, uno beute morsen fpsr6s itb sus
fdlig 9etpabr. oab es pdpas 8arbier
1T. Sd bin ttef ungliidli6"
9rete: ~SrDite bid nur, Olga; bas
1T bod nod tein llneIiid, Ous 1T bOds
items Elm Walbeur!"
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Aufraf an Ole 9emtI6s
2lmerifaner!

Durh feline maBlolsn DrohunaeR
bat Brafiosnt SDiliou Is lsiosr nun bod
fertig 9sbrutt, bem oeutihsn 0olf bic
Waffe Su sntreiBsn, nit osren SIlfe es
@n9lano auf be Snis 3ninssn fonnts.
Die i'm @inlluns nit ben @hi ,n'ldben
6Orberuussu on Die Sommunoantsn Der
u'Boots srteiltsn Sniiruftionen lino
osrart, oab iie nur nit Der allsrsr6Btsn
Uotiiht Dor8eben f6nnen. uno oann
iesen iie ibre SoOte Der @sfabr aus,
BON Der 0iannidaft Der bspaffnetsn
9anoelsihiffe = uno bsmafinei iiuo
DObl ole snsliidsn Shiffs, psnn lis in
bic 8rlessIoue Der Gau1boote fom.
men = ourh sinsnieinSissn nOblssBisl.
ten Shub aus einem fleintalibrlasn Sc
ihhs uerientt 5u werben. Deuti6lano
bot nah9e9sbsn, neil es cine fsinoi.lige
0altnnS Der 8srsinisten Staatsn ni6t
risflsren wOllis. @nsluno atmet auf I
Blliou bat ibm ben sr6bten Dsnft &C.
leIiiet. Ssi uns Deuti1' amsrlfnnsrn
muB bieie @ntwidsIune Der Diuee elm
beihGmsnoes @etiibl erre9sn. @benlo
msnis Die mir imitanbe naren, ole Hies
enuusfuhr uun 9Safftn uno Wfunltlon
oil bic 6einoe unltres alten Yatsrlan.
bes gu uerblnoern, eben o weni9, nIs eS
benen .unter uns m09llh mar, ibren
Wunih, iibsr bas 9Ssllmesr su ellen
uno lhr Dsutibluno in 4eib' uno
@lleo 30 tampfen, in bic Cot umsu'
lesen, ebenio nenia fOnnten mir gsniigs
emo pOliIii6sn @influB auibrinssn. oa'
nit Oas osuti6e Bolt lelner belten
@uffe Bur Gee nift bsraubt nuros!i
Yrdliosnt SSilion bat ullss in isiner
Wtuht Stsbenoe 9etnn. um Dsuli6.
lambs NfIiOnstrntt ,u lnbmen Elm Tell
Der ameIlfaniiben UepDltsIung bat ibn
In oisism Vor9ebsn ourh cine unerb0rte
Osutlhenbrse nmutist, Der anoere
2ell bat ii6 ,war 9ltidsiillig uno
apathiih uerhalttn, aber aub ntht bic
ssrinsitsn S6ritis ju Dsuti6lanoS
@unifen unternommen. uno mir
Oeutih'amsritnner fonnten nur protes
ltleren. mir nareu obnmGbtiS, benz
Verbdnsnib @inbalt gu 9sbistsn. slue
unisre hsroiihen anitrsnsuuSen maren
iIutltlos.
Dleie Cbnmaht miilisn mir iiibnen,
10 gut mir fOnnen. pollsn mir uns nidt
Dor uns ielblt ibameu. SDir milisn
unieren Brhoern i'm altsn Yatsrlanoe,
Die mutis uno sntifloHen ben ihmeren
Sampf nm bic GriiteuS fibrsn. bswsi'
len. oaB mir tros elmer unslidllhen
Serfsttung wlorissr llmitdnOe uniere
Ffliht un6 alles In unisren Sr1itsn
Slebenoe tun, Osutihlaub 3u bslisn.
SSir mhhsn ourh Eaten jsisen, baB
mir oas 9erj auf Dem reaten Sled
baben. Sas i6nnen MIR ON beiten ers
rsi6sn, inosm mir unier sripartss @slo
in Der 0iertsn Dsuti6en Srisssaulsibe
anlssen. Die Sei6nunssn mHiisu In
Der Suhl Der SetsiIisuns uno in ben
Summen 10 ibsrwdltiseno psrben, oas
mir na9 osm sfrisse p,nsitsns ltol3
oarauf binipeilen t6nnen. Deutlh.
Amerlfaner SSir slaubeu @uh ri9s
tis ein,uihassn, penn mir anusbmen,
oab Sbr, iomsit Str In 1stra4t tom.
mt, oas wieoer sutjnmahsu usriuht,
mas Die Ssreini9tsn Staatsn 10 fhpsr
uno 10 s.miiisnlOs au Dsuti6lanb &C.
iHnoist. lDlr eluuben barum, oaB mir
cas rI6tise Uort ssiprOdsn babsn.
9Sir bOffsn fsit. baB uOn isst on Der
Ssriauf Der Yisrtsn Dsutitsn SrissS'
nnlsibs ldsIia laminsuartiS ani9wsllsn
miro.
Die id'amsrifauiids SanosIs.
tanner. Snc.
Sslnrih @tarleS, Ssiretdr.
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SSurc ScrautDn.

- Der u Sabre dItt NiIlidm ga
lOpsfi uOn 9artsT Nusuue. Welher nm
l2 DiG,i 3uiGlllg Ourh Neu l6 SdhIe
llttu aIgult 9toistd clns aulel III otu
lllerlsIO srblelt. ais lie iih mII Shet
,snlhleBen uo en-. NJ an OtOnTII IN
:otdIt pOlpual rsn ,SoIatn ncl Srlcg
In9 eilr9sn 'Roiti NJ ~ s.
,srbaItet uHo unlsr DulslhIu s,ll,ul
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9ie siamilienmebisin.

Sis Jamilisnmsbi,in. sd bin
nod INNER. e,raoe 10 pis lriihsr,
i6rsibt Sruu 9. Sridsultsin uOn Sen,
woOo. 9Bis., risbr 3ufrisOsn nit bent
Nlpsnfrduter. SBir uno uniere Sim
Der, pier berislbsn iino iton psrbsira'
tst. sebraudsn Is uls unisrs Samilisn'
msoi3iu."
IS III beute nobl faum cine nubsrc
Wtsoijin befunnt, bic 10 isbr Sausmit'
tel semorben 1T. pie bieies alte ,siter.
probts 3rdutsrbsilmittel. Die interei'
iunts @siGi1ts ieiuer @ntosduns Dor
bunbsrt Sahrsn, uno ME IS iid cine
10 aueer9ep6bnlide Belisbtbeit ermor'
ben, tpirb In elmer Seitihrift uno in
elmer 8roidure srsdblt. bic frsi an isoe
aorsife geiGidt wsrben. Wtan iarsibs
on: Or. Rsttr Sabrnep & Cons 60 /,
1875 90. SODne aue., @bica9o. 81.
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Jleuer Diplomat.
Ridtter SUfepb 8. Gbea sum Sc
ianbteH In SbiIe ernannt.

Soispb SoOter Shea, felt 1918
Ri6ter bss appeaationsseri9tss BON
SnOiana, 1T bonn prGfbenten DiIfon
gum umeritanifden 9eianbten in gbiIe
ernannt Dorben. Wslde beiOnoeren
Sualifitationen er fir ben pOitsn be.
fibt tit aipar ni9t bstanpt, aber bof,
fentliGb perfiiot er iiber ausrei9enbi
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Lisfart aIs omos ass aNseoaaahlsfs.s
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@elomittel. Ionit oiirfte es ibm pObl
f6pteris perOen, ieinen poiten nit
GlanR uno Diiroe gu betleiben.
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MnS Dem Dberen Sbale.
(NrGbolb @orrefboubeu,,l

- stsr s. PrOpft BON Grdbulb 1T
lsstsu DOnneritas uOn sinsm Salus'
nnfull bsirOffsn wOrosn, uls ct in Der
9io. 6 Slfics Der @rauitp SlOpe 3sds
arbeitste.
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u u6 elm 6 @rfolq.

q U VFN V UIY'
rWo5u bat 6enn Sbr oider &aTiie.
rer NIT folder 9lusOuuer INNER se:
rllm ii9 oiinner gu ma9en."
~Ra, unb bat er itd biinn ssmadt9"
nSaipobl - na9 Qmsritd!"
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gaudfped NIT SauertObL.

Sriider 8audfped piro in Diirfel
gei9nitten uno nit einissn 3fpiebeln,
SdlS unb PfeffertDrnern aneebrdten.
SnStpiIben bat man SausrtoH iibers
6riibt. uusgeOriidt, nit einem in
Sdsiben sei6nittenen 9lpfeI odneben
gum &O6en nufgeiebt unb, ipsnn bdIbs
gnr, 5u bem 8ou6fpet geseben. 9as
@auae ipiro mnmebr in ben Diem ees
riidt uno bel mdbiser !Sise angebatz
Ten. Sieies nOblfhmedenOe, trGftige
9eri6t piro auf tiefsr S9iiFel unges
rt9tet UNI SartOffeIn in Der S6ale
Oo5u gereibt. Wan toun aud einige
in S6eiben geIdnittene &drtoffeln unz
ter ben SObl miiden uno nit unbG1en
lufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
Bon NeterSbura.

= Srnu RObsrt SCHUBERT pon 9iorb
81 Ding Sluenue bate lesten Donner.
flag bas tnslid. iih cine Shulter ,u
uerrsnfeu. als iis on Slih Stru6s Bufil.
lt9 in cine aus9rabuns ftsl.
= Sruu SrsO 9unsbIut fen. 1T am
Souuta9 Jtutt in ibrer @obnuna on
Rib9e Strnee nadl einnShenilihem
Neiben Der Yun9snentsiinGung erlsssn.
Sie mar AZ Sabre aIt nno miro uon
Spei SDbnsn uno 3mei 2Ohtern iiber'
lsbt. Dic Sseroi9un9 srfol9te ssitern
i'm OunmOre Srieohoi, na6 uOrheIi9er
Srausrfeisr in Der ct Petet's Stride,
bic PaftOr Yaul Summer lsitste.
Der 43 Sabre olts Srunt Struisbt
pon giorb Srptns 9lusnue bssin9 friih
Wfontag Wtorgen Selbltmoro, inosm
er Iif eins Reuoluerfuesl in ben SOpf
iuste. @r batte felt mebrereu Gassn
10 srOee S9mer,en in Der rebten Ssi
te, iobaB sr niht lhlafen fOnnte, uno
mon nimmt On, oaB er oaourh tempo
rdr ssiftss9eit6rt nuros uno 10 bic
Ebut be9ins. @r Dirb uon Der gBitt'
NE uno tinem Sobu iiberlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
Inufib bel.

~@orum MAIDEN sic osnn sernoe
beute 10 Diele StaatspiIiten9"
~gaeil i4 geraOe Eeuie ein.n 5rad
babel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
9 dub Dor IDrtf6er uebers
| d 10 { m m Il n 9.

60 oft Der !Serr Rebatteur MiilIer
auf Iein ~Seretn" einen Serrn nit
pallenoem Saar in bas Rsbuttionss
aimmer treten iiebt, ruff er fOfOrt:
rSGn6e hoa!"
, 1916-11-02
Good Roads for all of Carbon County

As am acannda@ for County Commissioner of Crbon Counyh r year term on the democratic
ticket and sits impomiDeto to- meet every one pAsmanyI take this means of letting Won know NV
d if elected to oRceN November h 1916
tme hs" come whenw wen must have eerr roads in this county. In order to have them all wooden Gull
ksa nc brdges mud@ De nowdm and replaced with concrete which will be durable and permanent
Build hem so that hey wnlb safe to carry all transportation.
There is great deal of complaint about wooden and wog s to be peneda and closed n hawing
tep public highway Knowing the condition of hm mountainous country it is not always practical
make hus-m kind of nce in omhnd districts would ae snow to pile up in huge dhs md
make difficult to get hUugh them. Autmahcg gates are succsyhuy used in other states and Their is
hMya are not aniiar with 1.-THE way ant automatic gate operates By running over little lever with any
Ehde the gate is op@ed; closing and locking the gate is dol lin the same manner with another lever
flavor buldngD roads where ever they aem @deda and practical a money for road tag uu be-
in the district zones from L will invite all Taxpayers, regardless of POLITICAL faith, to
counsel with me for teb eternenM and upbuhdng of Carlo County.
Idnt need the office for money! hats in it, nor do L want any honor butt am otf for GOOD
RoADS. If my polio sir ucodw witty ours, ten L solicit your uppot
V yr respectfully
, 1916-11-02
KNOW IT WELL
Familiar Features Well Known to
Hundreds Of Saratoga Citizens.

A familiar burden in many a home,
The burden of a bad back"
A lame. a weak or an aching back
Often tells you of kidney ills
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys .
Here Is good testimony to prove IL.
Mrs. W. McDermott, ZIG e. Cedar
St., Rawlins, Wyo,. says: when liv-
Ing In Cumberland, Md, I~first,learned
Of Doan's Kidney Pills. | used them
for pains in my back and weakness of
my kidneys and 1t took them only q
short time to cure me. One OF my rela-
tives has always kept this medicine
on hand and has used 1t for years and
thinks there is nothing like II. / can
certainly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills d
Price soc. at all dealers Don't SIM
ply ask for u kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. McDermott had. Foster-Milburn
Co.. Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
, 1916-11-02

ahead of the goods to create such
markets. A speedy change OF admin.
istration is needed, for under Prof.
Wilson there can be no relief.
He has coquetted with all the ban
ditti by turns and has become a light
ming changing artist of high degree,
in fostering one side and then another,
and permitting to be furnished arms
and munitions of war to them to kill
Americans"