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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
HEAVY LOSS CAUSED
BY FIRE; BONFIRE
DESTROYS A BARN
S. E. Turney Loses Building,
Feed, Implements And
Stock Thursday Noon

MT, LIBERTY, March 2l-Damagc
amounting to nearly $4,000 was done
to the barn owned by S. E. Turncy
near here, at noon today when it was
burned to the ground, the blaze start
ing from a small bonfire near it, The
barn housed several hogs, some hay,
a buggy and some farm implements,
together with horses. The horses
were saved, but the hogs and other
contents OF the barn were burned,
Twelve hundred dollars of insurance
was carried ON the barn.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
MARCH 21
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK
Cattle - Receipts: 1000; market
higher; steers 1926 q 1850; hoifers
10 a 11.5O; cows % 10.
Hogs-Receipts 1,500; market act
i've; heavies 1916 q 1925; heavy
workers. 1910 q 1915; lights 1850 a
1855.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts: 300;
market higher top sheep 1850; top
lambs 1885.
Calycs-Rcccipts: $50; higher; top
1850.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Hogs - Receipts: $4,000; market
firm; bulk 1925 q 1875; lights 17.45
a 1915; mixed II a 1916; heavy
1915 q 1915; roughs 1916 q 1856;
pigs 1850 q 1915.
Cattle-Receipts: 10000; market
weak; native beef cattle 9.50M14.50;
stockors and feeders $50 a 1925;
COWS and heifcrs 10 q 1910; calves
1850 q 1850.
Sheep-Receipts: l2,O0O market
strong; lambs 1850 q 1S.45
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK
Cattle--Receipts: 200; steady.
Calves Receipts: ESQ; market
steady; good to choice veal calves Is
n 1850.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 800;
market steady; good to choice lambs
IS % 1926.
to 20c lower; yorkers 1850; heavies
I 1925; mediums 1850; roughs 16 q
1850; pigs IS; stays ll.50.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Corn-March 1874; May 1,25&.
Oats-March .90la; May .SGh.
Pork-May 1915.
Lard-May. 26.25; July $3.50.
Ribs-May 25O7; July 1886.
TOLEDO GRAIN
Cloverseed-Pri cash 2O.O5;
March 1875.
Alsike-Primc, cash and March
1925.
Timothy-Prme old, cash 80;
new, cash and March $3.50.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST
American Beet Sugar, 1919.
American Sugar Refining, 10Sla.
Baltimore a. Ohio, 54M.
Bethlehem Steel, 1878.
Chesapeake & Ohio, 5SB
Erie, 1918.
/ Kennecott Copper, 81 Y.
! Louisville 4 Nashville, ll31a.
Midvalc Steel, tJ7s.
/ Norfolk & Western, l0S,
| Ohio Cities Gas, 80.
Republic Iron e. Steel, 1885.
! L. S. Steel, Sl7s.
Willys-Overland, 177s.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
SOCIALIST MAYOR
IS UNDER SUSPICION

iHy Associated Press lo The Hmncrl
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 2l
Wheeler Il, Bloodgood, chairman of
the Milwaukee county Council OF De.
Tense, told newspaper reporters to-
day that he had papers drawn TO seek
the indictment of Mayor Daniel
lIoan, Socialist, just renominated;
that lIoan's reelection as mayor be-
ing practically assured. he, Bloodgood,
would seek to have Milwaukee placed
under military law,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
LOCAL PRODUCE

The follow Ing are prices paid by IT.
" SmoOts for farm produce delivered
at his warehouse:
Frosh Eggs ..................,. 32c
No. Country Butter ......... 3Gc
No. Country Butter ......... 2Gc
Small Spring Chickens ........ 26c
Heavy Spring Chickens ........ 26c
Ducks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2Gc
Geese ...,.................... 2ic
| Turkeys .................. 26c
Old BOOSTERS .................. lGc
Government prohibits thf. sale of
hens or pullets.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

his brother, Harry who has enlisted
in the Marines.
d
Good watch repairing moderate
prices. Try us the next time. Guy
Laudcrbaugh Il Co, jewelers.. No
u
Silverware advanced 30fc last year.
We still have before the war prices.
Don't fail to see our big stock We
save You that 80 percent. Guy Laud-
erbaugh & Co., jewellers. x22
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
MEL: E:T|NGS
LODGE AND OTHERWISE

HLOOoC HNC W E'EN w 'OI
"eePleasant grange will meet Fri.
day evening, March %.
F@"Oakhill grange will meet Friday
evening. March %, at $50.
"'"Thc United Prayer Band will
meet at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Charles Scycrns,
14ia Marion street
"""Eros Court, No. >, Tribe of Ben
lIur. will entertain its members with
a supper Friday evening at o'clock
in the G.. A. r. hall
42@The members Of the local lodge
of Eagles and their families will be
entertained at the Eagle Home, West
Vine street Thursday evening.
@%"All parents and relatives OF
boys who are members OF tne 7. NJ
c. A. or interested in any way are
invited to be present at the boys gos
pei service at the Y. NJ. C. a. Satur
day morning at $3.50 o'clock, the Rev
II. II. Miller being the speaker This
being held during the winter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
waters Passage Throuub Wood.

Water passes through real wood
when ascending n tree, largely through
the last seasons growth. With decid.
uous trees the great demand for wntcr
comes In the spring when the young
leaves put forth. After that upward
sap movement is much less.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
THE sHAFER FUNERAL

The funeral OF Mrs. Ethel E. Shat
en- daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Alonzo
Wineland Of this city, who died at
Orrville several days ago, at 2 p. M
Friday at the Episcopal church, Rev
W h. Hull officiating.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
FRIDAY. March -

y The members Of the degree
II Of Pocahontus sew all dag at
- Red Cross headquarters.
~ The Ladies' Aid society of
y The NJ T.. church holds it's
y monthly meeting in the
y church parlors at . y, m,
X The Kcnsington club meets
x with Mrs George $. llartcr
- Sl3 East Gambler street
4 The Ladies' of the l4lks sew
y all day at Red Cross hoadquor-
= tcrs.
- circle No. 3 Of the ChurcA
" Of Christ meets with Mrs Clar.
= encc Mlgil, zoos West Vine
u street, at 1880 o'clock
e
e q q IS q q q 3 g = q
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

Mrs 4. Is. Brickar OF Anderson,
Ind, spont Wednesday in this city
%
Camille Cornell went to Columbus
Thursday TO spend the day,
o.
FoBEs & co. FOR eUTTERMlLk
and cottage cheese. A fresh, clean
aud complete grocery stock, Can Cit.
izens 1853. II
Mixed dancing, Maecabee hall,
March q. 6rieker's orchestra. Nj
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

u
Fatty Arbuckle in "A Country
Vine tonight.
Charles -. Hayden of Centcrburg
co.
Douglas Fairbanks, Lyric today.
Nj
Miss Clara Miller left Thursday for
Pittsburgh where she will visit rel
atiyes.
Garnet and rup cleaning nv com.
urcssnd mir Dunlou Rug works. tclc.
nhonn ,oaG If
= O.
r,,ico lcr, TbuTsdov ror his now
homo
A.ron no.i,ively will n. sho,,, ~ the
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

Optimistic Thought.
He who reason rules may with safe.
ty rule others.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

Fatty Arbuckle in "A Country
Hero" positively will be shown at the
Vine tonight.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

Charles ID. Hayden Of Centcrbur@
spent Thursday here ON business.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

Mrs. Ethel Stoylc Of Gambler spent
Thursday here with friends
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
TODAY Markets

tBy Associated Press to The BanncrJ
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04

flr furse Seit ppr bxm geroerben nm
idiben, un6 III Sis nidt sur !Sanb, 10
eisnen iid frib ansesIiibie Ssisfobltn
biersu gan, uor3ii9Iib. Wtan bcltrenf
bas Gleiid nit bem 6oIsfoblenpuIper
tiidtig BON alien Seiten, ndl,t es nods
mails in bemieIben berum unb IGft es
pann blS gum G,ebraiitDe. uor rpel1em g
Surd Waidcn 9ereini9t mirb, lisssn.
Iuf biele Weiic fam man 6as Tltij6
islbit i'm beiben CONNER ca. 9 Gage
lang seniebbar erbalten. Das Dor bsr
8eruenbms notbwenbige 9lusSITben bsr
9olSfebIe muB natiirli6 in einem quits
.peri6Ioiienen @efdse geldeIen, benn in
offensn @sfdbs wiirSs bic 3oble bur6
ben 9utritt ber 2uft nidt au5slibsm,
fonbern uollitdnSis psrbrsnnen.
0as mir Bel benz @ilbpret nSauis
gout" 81 uennsn pflcssn, iit ni5t eipe
cine @isentbimIi6fsit, weIde biefem
aletn Safommt, ionSern nidts peiter,
als Der gnfans Der 9eriebuus ibcrbaupf,
welder aud bel iebem anoeren TIcilbe ,
inter baflr sinitisen DcSinsunscu eins
tritt, beim Wilbpret unr piel fdnelfer In
6oISe Der 6IeifdmiI9idure, pel6e ii6,
mis porbsr befdrieben, idon baufs be5
2ebSsiten bts EBieres sebiIbet bat.
lin Su uerbinbern, bab 5leiI5 nit
@ranfbeitsitoifen obsr Baraiitsn, wis
iSinnen unb Gridinen bebaftet, gum 9trs
tauf seffeat wir6, ober AUDI ininSerwsrs
tbises Tleii9, sepSbnli6 uon tu iunssB
ober pom ioI6en tranfen Gbiersn ifanis
menb, bsren Rranfbciten man na5 benz
S9ladten ni6t mebr erteunen fanu,
siebt es nur Elm mirfli5 ausrei6enbes
MfitteI, unb bas Ut bic pom Der @iGrn.
i9aft idon ieit LANCER .3eit unb INNER
brinssnoer perlanste obIisatoriide6leiibs
bsidau. Die grlansuns berislben iiobt
besbaIb in iebr pieIen Stdbten nod im=
mer anf srobe S1mierisfeiten, neil fie
Obne Gufbebuns Der BriuatfdIa6tbdnisr
unb sleid,eitiser @inridtuns pon Sis
fentIiden SdIadt9duiern nidt seba6t
werben fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04
LII.

9tui benz santen @ute lebte mir elm
.insiser Meni9, benz 0tai6onef Elm Dorm
i'm 9luge mar.
Oas mar Mattbias 6olner, Der Rotbe
senannt rpesen ieines pra6tpollen, rotgs
blonbeu Sartes.
Seuor Said nad SeSpissrube gefoms
men mar, bate Otattbias glbenSs Srm
SanSe aufseipielt; er mar INNER bic
Sauptperion bel gllem gepeien, uno nun
olIte ct, Der id6ne Wtattbias, iid Don
eiuem berselauisneu Bolafen ausite6en
laHen2 9tein, @iner mare bier suuiel, ct
polle benz 2anbitrsi9er, Der ibm bic Sea,
rie abipenitis MAIDEN wolIe, i6ou iuieber
auf bic Gbauiise beIfen.
Marie, bas Stubenmdb9en Der Serrs
idait, elm bibIdcs nnb fir lire SteIs
lung pielIei9t su elesantes Ding, bate
70 Ianse ben 9artner bepcrSust, bis Said
tam.
OaB es ibr nit 9etterem ernf mar, 1T
faum ansunebmen; benn ein @Grtner
itsbt ii9 bod uiel beher aIs elm Bferbs'
fne6t, unb ySeiratben sebt Dor 9ieben"
mar Msarie's isoenfaIls ni@t pereinacIt
baitebenbe 2oiuns.
S9on mebrfad iparen 0teibereien siuis
I6en ben bsiben Hebenbublern porsefals
len, inner aber mar burb 9a3mii1ens
treten ber 9lnSern elmer &ataitropbe pors
sebeust. So9 eines Sonntass FAM bic
Sa6e gum &Iappen.
Die iunseu 2eute batten i'm Rruse ses
tan;t unb es mar serabe bei9loHen, gum
Rebraus cine Yolfa su tansen.
Said itanb neben Der bibi@en Marie
unb bate eben Die 3uiase Su Dem San;e
.rbalten, als &Olner berautam ,inb feline
Blamme ebenfals aufiorberte.
vGbut mir iebr leib," bebausrts bieIe,
,,uber i'd tan,e NIT Sai6."
,,Was, mid laiien sic ftsben unb
tanSen nit iOI6em StrOI9 2" idris mis-
tbenb ber @jGrtner.
Die SiebeI forbsrte in bemielbsn aIus
3enbIide gum Gause auf, ionit pdre Der
Streit iest i9on aussebro9en; 10 absr
5efdmpite Der Yferbefne9t nod ieine @nts
riiifiins unb fdIoB fi6 nit @saris ben
Itebri9en an.
Mls ite aber sum ;weiten Wfale an benz
fotbeu uorbeiflosen, Der bies neal ni6t
mittanste, ba itredts bieier ben Sub
aus, ,tnb Said nit ieiner SdH;erin itiirste
bin.
@dbrsub Bel ioI9eu fIeinen ilnfdllen
ionit INNER srobe Ssiterfeit entitanb,
b6rte man beute uidt eiumaI bic @tdbs
9en fi6srn, unS sIlles ba6ts: ,,gun
| ,ebt's los"
9lbsr Waidonsf bob Marie auf unb
iette fi9 nit ibr al einen Gid, obns
, mad, bem @artncr binsuleben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04

Heue @ornamen fir
SportIer unb SpprtIeriHs
men: 9lnseIbert, RaopIar. 8rags1,
StiIian, pferbinano, 9alIaitafiuEs
@snnjamin; R.tprbia, propefia,
Rpoelfa, EolIsa. 3arroIine, S.nniiutr
be, SsgeIinoe, 8allssfa, glutenoeleiu,
8oruntbippe.
-9osbaft. Sn eiuem &afTces
bauie iab ScmanS bis tief in bic Ratb
neben swei Serreu, bic giquet ipisIieIr,
unb iab benz Spiele beitdnbis su. 9ef
einem itreitisen Sale wanbten iie ii6 Gn
i'm, ct ueriiderte aber, er ueritebe poIs
benz Spiele gan; ,Inb gar ni6ts.-,, @bsr
pie III es n,6sIid, bab Sic bier bis sIps
beIlen Morsen iiben2" fraste Der gins.
-,,S6 bin perbeiratbet!" CAB ber Gc=
fraate sur Iutuort.
-Sn bie SIu9tgef9 %
asn. Sausberr (pom Bureau tuns
m.nb): ,3um audiId, mo TT Dem,
meine Trau Gifrieoe :. GlfrieSe-
- Nrau (poriidtis Die &lsineE.
itbranttiir Dffnsno): ra4. Sott I,I
Dant. bab Du enblih fommif, Smi;
i'm Sdlafsimmsr ift cine Naus!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04
~.

9lls Der Snipeftor am anbern Gage i'm
Gtalle na6iab, Oh 9laes in Srbnun9 Jet,
fanb er Dor bem Bette bes Gntfobenen
sinen 3cttel, Der ii6 als elm Stedbricf
ersab, ausseiteut auf Die 9erion bes me:
gen ToSti9lases gu ldngerer 3u3ts
bausitrafe perurtbsilten aunitreiters
Sultan Stysfi Der am iiebSebnten Wfars
= -alio Dor einem
Sabre - aus benz 5u6t@auie su 8. ent:
iprun9en.
/ 9Qs beionberes Wlerfmdl mar anseges
ben bas Seblen eenes oberen GorOer;abs
nes.
vStimmt 9llles gan, senuu: @rOBe,
Sarbe, Wterfmal," inurmeIte SER
Slentm. SD bab's ia slei6 seiast,
aber Der Serr mill INNER tIiigsr iein;
ma, mas Der fir 9lugen MAIDEN wirb !"
9ta9 mebreren Mouatcn ianb !5srr
aolsin in Der 3eituns folgenbe 9ta9ridt,
bic pom einem @rsnsitdotden Der senel'
bet wurbe:
vSor brei Gagen arretirte elm @ens>
barm einen per6ddtissn Meni9eu, in
ipeldem elm pesen Tobti6lasss itsfs
briefli3 perioIstes Mitslieb Der aud bier
betannten Jfoberti'I9en 6unitrsiterseleus
idait, 9eamsns Sultan Stpsti, srfaunt
muroe.
Sn Der ga6t pom Sonuabsnb gum
Sonntas selans es ibm, aus benz golis
,eisebaube, no CT uorIduiis internirt
mar, su entiprinsen; aber bel benz 8ers
iu6s, iib iibsr bic grenstorbons gu itebs
fen, ipuroe er uon einem pa6ebabenbeu
Soiaten eri9oiien. Der @eritorbene
mar Ianss 3eit elm tii9tises Mit9lieb
Der 9eielidaft seweien, bate iib aber
benz S9napstrintsn erseben unb i'm
0taui9 ieinen Oirettor, Der ibm init gnts
laiiuns sebrobt bate, eridla9en. gu
msbreren Sabren 3udtbauS perurtbeilt,
gelang es ibm, su entiprinssn unb iber
Elm Sabr bic SebOrben nit !Silfe Der gas
pierre zines peritorbenen Sanbperfsburs
i6en Su tduiden."
als bie Radribt pon benz EoSe bes
gIeubos Said in ber @siinbeitube bsfaHnt
purbe, .fanb ii6 natiirli6 Man6er, unter
ibnen aud &6Iner, ber in BEN 8ferbss
tne6ts slei9 einen Gobti9Idser nnb
3u6tbdusler permutbet babcn wollte.
gsad einisen @oden mar ct fait gan;
uerseien.
Stur Ssrr SoI;in ba9te nod ab unb
su an ibn uub iagte iid, baB er 10 einen
nidbt 10 baIb pieber betommen ruiirbe.
Bon ben 0tab9en badte rpobI nod
am meiifen an i'm = ni9t etwa Wtarie,
nein, Die mar uieI gu uerniinitis ba5u
un6 bsiratbete balo ibrsn @drtner-i ons
bern Mine, uuo wenn iie iid erinucrtc,
pie Said iie zines slbenbs i'm Slur iiir
Marie sebaIten uno tii9tis absefiiBt
bate, bann.
So6 nun mar er ia tobt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04

sann Su iinsen:
,,Wsarie, Maarie, Maruidfata.
Mar bic gauge Nadt uidt ba,
Sat seiunsen, bat 9sfprilngen
Weit benz poln'i3en 8ettelunsen." ="
gs mar bies elm befanntes Spottlieb.
bsn, bas Wtattbias nur etmas periOnlib
,sseipist bate.
'9llles blifte seipannt auf Said, nnb
ridtis, bieier iprans nit bunfclrotbem
9eii6t auf, besuan9 iid aber unb sing,
10 selaiIen mie CT es uermudte, auf St6lner
log unb iaste, er babe nod init ibm elm
Siibnden Su piliiden.
Sa Der 8irtb bieie iebr beutIi6e SIC.
oensart nit Der Sitte er9dnste, ibn bic
StIbs babel ni6t uol 6eoern gu MAIDEN,
70 sin9en Beibe binaus, uno 8einer paste
CO, ibnen ;u folsen.
8uerit borte man MIR baIblauts. ac'
Spun9ene, gletW9ilttse Sdte; ban"
foIste Elm beftises Sdreien unb S6ims
pfen.-yO Oas mar Der &otbe," iasten Die
Mdnner; istt elm srimmises vSunSss
bIut nisSertrd9tisesl" sSsrries, Der
Said!" fliiterteH Die MaS6en - unb
enbIi9 elm bumpies @epolter.
SIN islben gusenbIite riff Mai1onet
bic Gbiire auf, ;eists auf BEN @drtner,
Der re9unsslos 5piiden einissn Gimsrn
lag unb idrie:
oSeIft bsm ba, er bats notbis!"
Der i6nea berbeigerufene Barber
iests ein. an Gnmaeung ibrss @Isi9sn
fudenSe 9lmtsmiene auf unS ipra9 nit
iiber;eusenbem Cone.
Der 1T futib! Der brau1t nur nod
ben Eii6ler unb ben grobit!"
.,SeiIiser Seiusl" idris ba Said auf,
unt feline melt aufserihenen sIusen sldns'
ten fieberii3, aIs er iid iiber ben gdrts
ner biidte, beiien Munb unb 8ruit elm
bunfler 9lutflsd btbsdte, ,,io mar es
nidt gemeint," unb bann sins er nit
uniideren Sdrittsn bem @utsbofs Su.-
0es BARRIERS Oiasnoie mar uOreiIis
seweien.
Inter BEN gsmibunsen bes S66fers
i6lus &OIner i3on mad sebn Mlinuten
bic slusen auf unb fling rpieber beutli9,
nenH aud no1 etwas ro9elno, Su afDs
men al.
Ginsr pOn ben tlm1tebenSsn elite ios
fort mad benz @ute, I'M benz 9ferbes
fne6te Die sIidIi9e gta6ri6t su iibers
brin9en, uub fanb i'm bamit bei9afti9t,
feline Sa9en suiammsn;upafen.
,Sai6, er lebt! mo- piqit On bin2
Wta6 bod feline Dummbeitenl On
fannif ia iasen, CT bat ansefansen,
peun Oh uor @eri6t muBt."
,,8as," i9rie Maidonet, ,,iit Sic
golisei i6on ba9 Wer bat's ibr se'
iast?"
,Sab' Did bod ni6t 70! Was 1T
benn babei2 Dem &otben 1T es gang ses
iuib, er fling ia INNER an, bas tDnnen
mir aae beSeusen, un6 Der snabise Serv
wirb aud i6on fir Did reben."
Qlaes ,3ureben mar uersebens, bas
8ort ,, ,Soli;ei" muBte einen i6limmen
Slang fir Said baben, unb obne bent
anbercn nod etuas gu eripibern, O6ne
i6m, /, 0ebewobl" gu iasen, sins er eilis
bur9 bas Sbor.
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w .".Vm 49, . s.r ' u,,;,.s mahI u ns11. STr.
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MN, r,,;,,;rts ~ " @''f '
Sn turser Seit bate iid Said AUDI
bic 3ufriebenbeit Der ibrisen Bepobner
0es @utes erporben.
Die anbersn 8nebte, bic ibm suerit
nod ben ypolnii3sn Stromer" nadtrus
gen, bieIten es fir seratbeu, bsm freunos
Iiben uub itarfen Weeni9en nibt unbofs
lid su beaegnen; benn baB er iebr tart
iino tapter mar. ,interIaas "a te'nsm
Sweltsl, gatts er bod ben ltarten St9obl,
pea S9m!eo dns Sistow, betm @inSen
pelle8t ilho Sheifer, Der III Der SWpeinme
nnter INN ohr99e9an9en uno ms Sie!e
9sratR2sh mar, 10 lan9s 9sbalten, DIS Die
pon Dfins, penn wf'l@mao9sn, Dereelse'
fnIsnsn Spll af9sn INN 9epoi1en gaiieh,
eas Ggler aufs Sla9s 3n l9atsn.
SaB r onr9 lol9e 9elosni9afsn Del penn
l9onen gel1'e@fs no9 bsl'sbfsr 'onroe,S
III tiar;
Ule MnsenS!sn9'n pes e'nsn @Srtans,
en-, sipas au s'des' lonlt aoer slsn!llg
gnbl9es uno oaeei lsDr l'eoeoeohfl'9e.s
9el0opf, ioa l'9 leinetms9en lo9ar n'lt
Srole. per l@n'ppsl9eh 9e9'lllh PEI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04
IN fiHtn DittL

Uli&lidj airftn mir ms prri(tH;
iDas sr il)flt enrt Did iparo kuns,
iDire bffanois fdJ frwrifrn,
apnn pufnmm enrina Dfin Ainne.
IN einen Anotrea
tpira btfausis hd nwrftn,
ipas on il)rit onrt) Did warS kunaf
6liidiidj aiirftR mir ms prrifm,
ipnn unIlummi otrfina Dtin AIuusi
apfm oas hfetpi non mir erfallt,
flags ~ brfolgtu tra6itn,
pitutidt miro i'm gar bala bic ipdi
Ais srobfu Did)ifr afltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04
Ant zine Sdustrin

ilnnonlam pil ts bt(6ltidfn
3rormann i'm Anatnbi&,
ipfnn Du husa. 70 mnb fHiusidH
alns aas btrbht Aiibstftlihl
IN finf AuotrG
ai)run On fnea, 70 mu6 tntwtidln
3rarmauH i'm Angrubli&,
apnnsrfam mill fs bf(tlddtu
alns oas brbaf Mi6gtfhi&
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04
IN otf o flifbts.

Darf Id Afrmffr wtrklia bofts,
Dab On mid nur lifbf alltiuf
Bon ofm ffio, oas mid bftrsffx,
ipill On snSlid) mid bsfrtfu2
An fiuf AuofrE
BON ssm Rtio, oas mid bttroftn,
DaB On MID nur lifbf allriu,
Darf i6 Afrmifr wirhltd bofta
apilIi Dn fnolit mid btfrd'n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04
ptffim iaiff

Dab aas Rfbfn urrib ~ ltbtn,
Aitlnano mus btwriltu mag,
Da5 uur fiifl unftr strsbri.
Bright ofuilid) itaer Gag.
@ptim iaifdl
Dab uur fiifl mfr sfrtbffi.
AifnauS ms btpsifta mag,
Dab oas ffbtu wsrib ~ ltbfn,,
Bright orntlid iron Gag
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04
3otaliaiGdJ.

Dnrd Die Aunf hb ~ trsogfa,
81 ofs botafn prriffs wtrib,
DIR 8tIib pon ira'f6fn StJattn
si)abrs frfuof nif ermdbrt.
Rfaliftfd.
DIR 8thb Don trSlhfH sadBfn
80 ats bdhafn prfilts werib;
Durd bic Rnnli fdJ IN frg6ben
ipabrt frfnef mic sfuabrtf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-04
Gtir ameebenoe 5tdter.
Dn Di6itr bOGftn preis rriust,
Wtnn jtoen Sioff or kiibn bejwinqf,

wfnu bmf mir init ibm laden
ans mOrstu n 90 ftrtis brinst,
81, sl)difamni fdOH ~ madlrH.
slub bod srb6rt uidi pirI 6alrui
Dain wrnn man ofn Auif Hur ktHHt
Altin 8ti(piri (ua Gn6 lfbrfn,
mif lfi6i 90 10, or inorit Sim
3n's 6fssnibsil IN ksbrfu.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-20
SPARROW HAWK GETS CANARY
City From Cage and Falls
Prey to Hawk.

San Francisco.-A Chinese woman
and her three little children came
marching proudly up Kearny street.
They carried a cage and a canary.
At Commercial street the door Of
the cage came open and the bird flew
out. 1t lighted on a wire overhead.
Pedestrians gathered around and
helped the woman and the children
try to coax 1t down.
The canary hoped about and defied
them for a while. Then all of a sud-
den 1t fluttered down toward the walk.
But 1t was not quick enough. Before
it alighted a sparrow hawk swooped
down from somewhere and grabbed it.
There was a squeak and a flutter Of
wings almost within reach Of the peo-
pie on the sidewalk. Then the hawk
with its prey flew down Commercial
street and was zone.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-20
THOUGHT SHE BURIED SON
Georgia Woman Treated TO Sensation
When She Meete Him In At
lanta.

Atlanta, Ga.-All the sensations as
ISOLATED with the miracles of olden
times have been experienced by Mrs.
Rosa Holley Whitehead Of Atlanta,
who recently attended. as she thought,
the funeral of her son, Aubrey White
head in Louisville, Ky. After the cere-
monies Mrs. Whitehead returned to At
lanta and met her son, who is In per-
feet health. The cause Of the curious
mistake was the result of a remark
made by Aubrey, which was overheard,
that he "would end 1t all In the river"
The body of man was found In the
Ohio river and young Whitehead dis
appeared. There was great resemb-
lance in the body to young Whitehead.
A Louisville undertaken Is wondering
who is going to pay for the expensive
funeral.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-20

No Water.

At certain nth rate boarding house
transient entered the dining room
late for dinner. He was unsteady on
his feet and the bOarders realized at
once that he had been imblbing freely.
His first act, after seating himself. was
to pick up his glass of water and throw
1t out Of the window. His neighbor
asked:
whats the matter with the wa
ter. my friend?"
II won't drink it."
"WhyT'
II won't ever drink water again
while I live. And you oughtn't to
drink 1t, either"
"But, my dear boy, why notT
"'Why! Why! you ask mel" he
said, vehemently. "I'll tell you why.
Water rots the soles of your shoes.
What do you think it does to your
stomach?
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-20
"R0LL B0NEs' TO SHOW JURY
Detroit Defendant, After Demonstrate
ing Crap Game, Is Con-
vlcted.

Detroit, Mich.-While court and q
Jury looked on and sanctioned the act
q real old-fashloned crap game took
place In the courtroom here.
After some Of the jurors had startled
the court by admitting they had never
seen a crap game. Alfred Frank, ne.
gro. who was the defendant in the
case on trial. was called on to demon
strate trolling the bones"
"Now, talk to EN- as you did the
night Of the murder" the court or
dered, and Frank obeyed. 1t was one
of the names given the dice that led
to the shooting of Charles Powell, an
other negro. Frank was found guilty
Of the crime