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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-02
Feds Ready to Treat With
Other Organizations.
will Not Stand for Minor
League Classification.

Chicago. Oct Club owners Of the
Federal league are ready to make
peace with organised baseball on any
fair. and honorable terms.' according
to statement made here today by
James A. Gilmore, president Of the
Federal organization.
I'VE stand ready to meet organized
baseball half way on any peace prop0-
sitiOn." Gilmore set forth in his state
ment, ''but L don't want to place our
not standing on the doorstep. hat in
hand. The baseball war could be
ended promptly and honorably If
President johnson Of the American
league and his associates would deign
to meet US as business men and dis
cuss the subject as q business propo-
sition."
One Must FAN.
President Gilmore asserted his be-
lief that peace would come to baseball
whether men identified with the Ma
tional and American leagues wanted
it or not. There il not room for three
major leagues. he asserted. and one
must fall.
but it will not be the Federal
league" the statement continues. "as
the men behind our organization do
not have to depend upon thier base
ence.
I'm the season just ending three or
four clubs were winners, one broke
even and four were losers. Can either
the American or National leagues pre-
tend to show SO good a showing.
The sane and sensible thing to do
in a situation like this is to try and
figure out some way of making two
profitable leagues grow where three
grew before. And we are perfectly
willing to do this. We will not, how
ever, go into any conference on the
basis that we are a minor league. We
consider our organization a full
Pledged major league.
Certain powers Of organized base
ball pretend to believe that we will not
undertake the tremendous financial
hazard of another years fighting. But
we will. It 10 a fact that we have spent
$4,000 within the last few weeks
signing players Of first class talent for
next season."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-02
SATURDAY FOOTBALL.
Many Big Games Over Country Be-
ginning Tomorrow.

Many Of the colleges and universities
throughout the United States begin their
football season Saturday although a great
number OF games were played last week.
W ashburn goes to Lincoln to play the
University of Nebraska for the opening
game The Blue has been hard at work
fnere Is no doubt but that It will be a
nard game from start to finish.
Kansas University begins the season at
nome fighting against William Jewell.
Jewell, to 0.
Kansas State Agricultural college also
remains at home for the first game Of the
year yea with Southwestern; The Aggies won
pected this year.
Topeka high school plays the first game
The high school here plays about six
games at home and three away. They
pay nty.n La a,en at lawrence and Man
mas been arranged for this year.
Football Games Today.
College Of Emporia vs.. Friends UNI
versity, at Esnporia-
Paramount VS.. Tonkawa, at Wichita.
Games Saturday.
h. The D1.r roiiowing is list OF the games to
Washburn VS.. Nebraska u, at Lincoln.
HsskeI Indians VS.. Emporia State Nor
X. s. A. c. VS.. Southwestern. at Man
haitian.
K. U. VS.. William Jewell, at Lawrence.
Brown VS.. II. 1. State, at Providence.
Carlisle VS.. Lehigh, at South Bend.
Cornell vs.. Colgate, at Itaca-
dartmouth VS.. Norwich, at Hanover.
Ha- ward VS.. SIP. Y. NJ. c. A. Col. at
Cambridge.
Holy Cross VS.. Massachusetts Aggies.
at Worcester.
Indiana vs.. Chicago, at Chicago.
Miami VS.. Oberlin, at Oxford.
missouri Wesleyan VS.. Baker, at Bald
win.
N. w. U. VS.. Lake Forest, at Evanston.
Ohio State VS.. Ohio Wesleyan, At Co
lumbus.
Pennsylvania State VS.. Muhlenberg. at
State Center.
Princeton VS.. Bucknel1 at Princeton.
Purdue VS.. Wabash at Lafayette.
st. Louis U. VS.. Carleton, at st. Louis.
Shurtlen vs.. U. of Washington, at st.
, Louis.
8. U. of Iowa VS.. Iowa st. T.. at Iowa
City.
8. U: OF Kentucky VS.. Maryville. at
Lexington.
Syracuse U. VS.. Hamilton, at Syracuse.
u. of Michigan VS.. Case, at Ann Arbor.
U. OF Mississippi VS.. Case. at oxford.
N. of Missouri vs. Missouri Mines. at
Columbia.
- Of North Dakota VS.. Minnesota. AT
! Minneapo
U. of Notre Dame VS.. Alma, at Notre
Dame.
U. Of Pennsylvania VS.. F. and NJ. at
Philadelphia.
U. of Pittsburg VS.. Westminster. al
Pittsburg.
| U. of Texas VI. Trinity, at Austin.
U. of Wisconsin VS.. Lawrence, at Mad1-
son.
Yale VI. virginia. at New Haven.
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SP()R s
OFF TO LINCOLN
IchabOdS Hold Final Scrimmage
Practice Thursday.
Grips Warriors Departed for
Nebraska Capital Today.

At 1915 today, Coach Gray and his
Ichabod warriors left for Lincoln where
they will offer battle to the University
OF Nebraska tomorrow afternoon.
The last practice for this game was
held THURSDAY afternoon and the men
were given hard scrimmage work as
well as signal and forward pass prac-
tice. Barrett was able to work in
Thursdays practice and the fact that
he will be in tomorrow's lineup
strengthens the hope OF the Washburn
SQUAD considerably. Wolfe did not &C
company the team as his knee is still
In such a shape that it would be I'M
possible for him to play.
Gray posted the list of men who
would make the trip and from whom
the team would be picked after scrlm-
mage practice Thursday. This list was
as follows: Trobert (capt). Dick and
Robert Whitcomb. Barrett, Linge. jan
ney, Stewart. Billings, Elbe. Ream'
Beals Champeny, Myers, Villiplgue'
McCafferty, Kline, Hathaway. Mark
ham, McCash Marti, Quinlan ana troy.
Elbe Mt Quarter.
1t is probable that Elbe will work at
quarter as Ream's ankle is not in the
best of shape. Both Of these men are
good quarters.
While Grip" made no announcement
as to positions, it is generally tnousnt
that Villipigue will start the game at
fullback. Both Villipigue and Myers
were given good workouts Thursday az
ternoon and both did good work.
McCafferty was placed in left half for
q short time Thursday and made some
brilliant forward pass plays. but ne
needs some training and practice ana
there is little chance of him getting into
the game at this position as long as
"Pinky' continues to deliver the goods
Trobert punted his best Thursday at
ternoon and he should be able to call
upon his old reliable toe to great adj
vantage if it becomes necessary In to-
morrow's game. Also, If Sam Stewart
don't penetrate Nebraska's line it will
simply be because it is impregnable.
His bone and Drawn should carry him
through for a good many gains. and 1t
is safe to say that If there are any holes
14N pound halfback, and several other
expert hole hunters will find them.
The one best bet on tomOrrow's game
is that there won't be more than 81
points scored over the Washburn goal
line.
Huslkers Are Weak.
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 2.-Indications
are that Coach Stiehm will have to en-
ter the opening game here tomorrow
against the Washburn Ichabods with
a crippled line made up of green men.
While the Huskers feel that under
ordinary circumstances this game
quarter, as conditions now are no
boasts will be made as to the out
come, for the Washburn aggregation
is composed Of eleven veterans of last
year and their prospects for lining up
a score on Nebraska are considered
good by all who have witnessed the
Huskcrs in practice.
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Football at Manhattan.

Manhattan, Kan. Oct. 1.-The To-
cal football season will be opened this
afternoon when the Manhattan highs
and the Abiline highs play on the Ag
gle field. Coach Collins declares his
team is prepared to give Abilene real
battle. The Kansas Aggies will open
the season Saturday, playing the
Southwestern college eleven.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-02
l,ennant Winners at Nations.

Salina. Kan, Oct. Ira Btdwell
and his aggregation of FASTENERS. who
won \ pennant in the Kansas State
league. are Representing Salina this
week in q baseball tournament at Ma
toma. Natoma and Damar are the
other towns represented. A number
of Salira players are with the Dainar
team.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-02
BRAVES WIN AGAIN.
Giants Lose a Close Game to Boston
Other Results.

New York, Oct. 2-Boston won a close
game from New York Thursday. The
visitors scored their winning run in the
ninth inning, when with two out, Schupp
hit Schmidt and Smith and the two scored
on hits by Maranville and Gowdy. Score:
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Huskers Are Weak.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Neutrality-suspicious.: R.H.E.
Philadelphia .............. 8 1
Washington ............... I 8 3
Batteries Wyckon and Lapp;
Bentley, Williams and Henry.
At Boston-First game: R.H.E.
New York ...... .............5 9 4
Boston ................3 2
Observation-Disclosures and Sweeney;
Foster and Thomas and Cady.
At BostOn-Sccond game.
Score: -. r. H. E.
New York ...............2 6 4
Boston ........ 4 10 2
Batteries-McHale and Nunamak-
err; Bedient and Cady.
At st. LOuis-ScOre: RHE
Detroit 8 2
"
(Called account darkness.)
Bat.eries-Dauss and Stanage:
Hamilton and AgneW.
Only three games scheduled
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-30
NOTICE OF coA1nGIss1oMKR,s SALE
Or OIL AITD GAS LEASE WITH
GAS WE'LL TIIE8HON.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
b 5ne decree 81 t the GfTSSait GouFt q liar
rison County. West Virginia. made and
entered on the 14th day Of February,
and others are plaintiffs ana V. S. Lynch
commissioner will: on Nc, Monday'
at / so O'Clock p NJ, at the front door Of
the court house Of said County, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder.
more particularly described, and the
gas yvelI thereon. with the casing, tub.
said Veil. or so much thereof as may
be required to pay the debt and costs in
e saie ue SeFeinbefore Intentional Is that
certain oil and gas lease. bearing date
by Cieyon *. Pritchar,d and Gertrude d,s
A. Pritchard. his wife in and by which
Lynch . and II. a. Troadwater; their sue
cessors or asst gins, for the sole and only
purpose of mining and operating for OIL
5Iffdfng tanks. stations and structures
thereon 10 AXE care OF said producIs;
IN North View, Coal District, Harrison
County. West Virginia, bounded SUP
5 o,.rb 5ia by ,ands Of Mrs. A. B. Hail and
Iast-and-W West Street. on the east by
on the south by lands OF Gore; and on
the west by an alley--fo ntalning one
liod of one year from the date thereof.
.T,l 50 long thereafter as oil and gas.
Tor either OF them. was produced ISofn
said land hy said Lynch and Broadwater;
their successors or assigns. yielding and
having to the said lessons the rents and
ROYALTIES in and by said lease mem
toned and provided TO be paid. and subs
feet to the covenants. conditions and
provisions in and by said lease mem
Toned and described, which lease IS or
record in the Office or the Cier& OF the
County Court of HARRISON County,. WeSS
virginia in Decd Book No, 1916, page
- FEznzs or SALE: Cash in hand on
Fine day of sale.
Mig provision fcontained In said decree:
SIN the event that said sale. shall be
made during the year. beginning, on the.
Bird day Of Nay 1S14 ana e9aAng sbn1, the e
subject to. and the purchaser thereat
@as wen rental OF $500 for said we'll
tho srd day of~Nfay. lgf4s for said year
90 beginning on said day; provided,
however that in the event of the pay!
ment OF said rental BY such pnfshaS.erI
such purchaser OF any rigll t or remedy;
which he otherwise might have or be
entftIcd to, to bursernent from any
person who Is or shall be primarily
liable FOR said rental
Given under my hand this Srd day
= GEORGE rs tIo OFF a,5l IS q BE-,
r T. Wade German, Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF HARRISON County West
yIrcfIlfa, do hereby certify that George
si3oxe Taar4ied, has given bond. with good
1 ssc,Yr{4v In the penalty and, With the
,sonditions required by the above men
toned decree, and require1 Dy law w. -
April. isl Il. WADE coFFHTAS. Clerk
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conEnExssIoNER's NOTICE.
J. PHILIP cIIFFoRD, ct al
y. IN ChanceFy-
c. BRENNAN. ct al.

ANNIE G. BRENNAN. ct Al.
70 Lucy Clare Bond. J. Philip clIff9Fd.
NAME Maqy TullI re Gi5fd &nssla sIeaia
way, Clirord MeAtan "a; Mary Wil Isos
Mary Fauddy Clifford. Agnes ClifIord
Erances SiinoTd. James 5[,sS Slthofd P 5G9}n
cIifford. administrator OF the estate Of
John Il. .cliT9rd, deceased; Y; Jeen r Pea ga
cock John w I Dgny' MlianZ2y iiIla@ ms,
The empire National Bank, a corpoF-
alton; Merchants National BaRk, q cor
poration: West Virginia Bank. g cor
poration; The Farmers Bank or CiarSs-.
s saTE; eoiporation clEord2o Osborne
Undertaking Company, c9rporatl 'O
Clarksburg CemeteTy A 45SerY snS sales
Company, corporations The sam lazy
Laundry Company, corporatlon.s Cletu US
Ss1;Cns,v RAYMOND, deceased; Clarence p.
Stout, New World Life Insurance Com
pany, Corporation; f Q; Havene Ell, =:
OF Parkersburg West Virginia, a cor
poration Clarksburg transfer 9no I 5St9ss
Coffman guardian AID, LITEM for Mary
Ruddy CLIFFORD, Charlie Glnord; ,4e sI,es
John Cifnord, Jr., and Rose CliIord' m
fants a5 .. ,,.uo4,. ~.
t,fieS mat the Undersigned, Lee Maxwell.
camden SsoinTners. and Robert B. Will
scr. having been, by decree e3IeTeu o1''
the 18th day of February, 1914. apPolnt..
ed commissioners by the CIRCUIT Sourt
of Harrison County, West virginia, III
the chancery cause therein pSn9lttus;;
wherein you, the said Lucy clare Bono
and j. Philip CHmord: are platntlILs.. any
YOU, the said Annie 9. Brennan, SaE3 ail
H. DoIan, Mary Tully Clthord, Al tS;
McNIanaway. clinord McManawasyS. Mary Mar,
Wilson. Sarah Smith. Ria FI ls,r .ilis
Anne Borgess.. and Paul Boggess, Charlie ae
GifTord Frances cliTord, James s;: s Glitforq'
Thilip C,lifford. administrator Of the es-
tate Of John H. CIinoord deceaSed'
Iohn p Peacock John w. Duffy, Wililam nam
q Osborne, John j. Doian Perry WI
Iians. The Empire National Bank; cor
r,oratfon: Merchants National 5anS, a
CORPORA ion: Union National Bank' a cor cor
1,oration: West Virginia Bank, "a a cor-
ooration; The Farmers Bank at W Ia IS.
burg Il corporation; The Home B SsIL1t.. .oa
SAYINGS. a corporation; Chnord-Jsp22Lts ~
I'ntIertalsfng Company, cprporatlo Jon,
S,la1-ksbu1.cy Cemetery Association. a cor
Tn,.atior. Clarksbure Livery & Saies
5.6,1na-,y a corporation: The SANITARY
= .,,ndrv Company q corporation: Gletus
sSta,il administrator of the estate 81
ss|y1npy RAYMOND. deceased: ClarenCe L =.
S3ol,t New World Life Insurance SolH-
many. n corporation; F: 9: HaNeneps, II, r.
MrC;hee. The Second National Banh
ar parkersburg, West virginia, e e, 81
ooration: Clarlsbursc Transfer am 9t9 s,t
age Company. corporation; re .u a.
Teneants. ana you. the, said =, L; " eye eas
Coffman. are guardian 40 u !. E-E- -
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Charlie cllHord Mary Rudy, clifford,
CiifEord John Cllmord; ira ana TO-
CLIFFORD Infants 10 make partition %
the lands in tie bin nsaid cause anu
IN said decree described among the par
ties in said decree adJuqged- % pc ens
titled thereto, VIII on thss1 9Th day Or
NAV 1914 go. upon said lands and make
partition thereof. and in ali respects
proceed 70. execute said decree, as ny
said decree they are required TO 90 Inat
the said com misstoners viii leays the
court house OF said County on d saio laHt
mentioned day at the hour of 1O,o'cIock;
a. NJ and proceed thence TO: the land
ON Main Street in the City OF, ClarkSburE.
County and state Aforesaid, winch Was
convened to James CLIFFORD py = una
AfesNfa naway by deed dated che Attn Gay
the Clerk of the County Court OF sald
County in Deed Book No 50, page 4o9,
saltl land and building thereon being now
known as Nos. 33S-344 w est Main street,
and proceed thence to each tract or par
cal Of land In said bill and decree de-
scT'Ibed until said commissioneTs shal!
have gone upon and made PARTITION. an.
executed said decree in respect OF all
az said lands and IL the Said going upon
said land, making partition and EXECUTION
81 said decree shall not be completed on
said day. the said com missioners, VIII
same are completed. And you, and each
OF YOU, are hereby notified to attend At
said time, or times and places and do.
what is necessary to protect your IN
terests.
- r. B. WILSON.
CAMDEN SON1MERS.
LEE MAXW YELL.
Commissioners.
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Hereafter all shipments by freight
for Mannin gton and intermediate
points must be delivered in station
not later than 8 q. m. Shipments for
Fairview and .ntermediate points
must be delivered in staESn not
later than 1850 a. m. Goods VIII
be received for Shipment from 9 a
M. to IL noon, and from to 6 p. m.
MONONGAFIEIIA VALLEY TRAC-
TON COMPANY.
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CEMENT WORK

w ANTED-To do your cement work OF
any, kind also to Mt you With yard
walls and steps. VIII give close ng-
tires on any kind OF ornathental work.
Ednnnrlala l23 s.. Oak street.
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Stop Paying
Rent

and buy you home on easy terrfis.
We have number OF vacant lsts that
you can buy on your own terms. and
we can help you in building hornes
Also q number OF houses cheap and
On good terms in all parts Of the city.
see US before YOU buy for we have
the property that Will sell and Just
what you are looking for. for a home
or investments. We have sold NUM-
Der OF such bargain MS i'm the last week
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KODAK FINISHING

ARE YOU getting the best results from
YOUR Kodak films? II not bring them
10 Sayre Bros. Studio. 10 be finished,
the place where you will get the best
results. Sayre Bros. 4th street
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New seven room house with bath,
basement, pantry. oak finish, cabinet
mantels, slate roof Lot ao1t2o feet
SIX loom House, OAK iififsii, cs5Iiiet
IiiantAls, slate roof, good well lot 80
by 1856 feet.
For prices anu terms inquire.
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=. RARE BARGAIN--Eight room, two
story house, front and rear porches,
With three lots fronting 10 feet on
Maple avenue, Haywood, this county,
wa ilS from interurban car line, min
utcs from ii. r.. railroad station, .
minutes. and from Short Line station.
10 minutes. This property. VIII IL pc sac
RACED to quick buyer for $l,5O0,OO
have other real estate bargains In
C,larksburg and suburbs. j. O. l. lid
lar 21l Court street, City
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61LADIES"

DoNSr WORRY about this year styles.
We are making plain or Fancy suits.
We MT every figure to perfection. Make
your selections now and allow US
ample time for the making. 5. New
man Ladies tailor. Empire Building.
Fifth floor.
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WANTED 70 BUY

WANTED TO BJtY--A first elias COW.
Address John VaslSo, r. f.. D. No. !,
Box i 4. Clarkshurg. w. Va.
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ArrUAr zmErn4a.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF MononL ahela valley ITaetlon
ssi5 company Room No zoo WATSON
s,1J1Tli1SIs in the CITY of. FsaiI.n1onts Vest
TyTreStnia ON Monday the nth day OF
Me 1914 at IL o'clock ~ NJ. for the
6lIrpose of receiving statement OF the
epTTafrs of safe company, for the cleo
1tSS3 ~ 4 Boprd OF Directors to serve
For tl9e ensuing year. and for the trans
action of any other b9Stlaess Sonlns
ne WALTON MILLER.
Secretary Afonongahela valley Traction
Company.
T577757s mems az tTsnsporGe alnd com
,,,1ysieafioIt. antiauated methods OF
Ts9Tfi1ilss and the restriction Of the 1nin-
ms, rsgff atoms Nave prev ented the
TeTelonnent of All but q small part
~ g hina 8 vast nliner resources.
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FTOR sALE-rhree room cottage facing
on B,iclehannon avenue and rear entrance
pItt street, Broad oaks, on street
car IFne. ten mi res ride from m co SE
dresss IL N NJ care Telegram office.
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These two properties close
up f. the new. aoff addition i'll
Broad /. Oaks must be sold With e
in tnenext few days. Think
whatitwill mean to youto own
a good home soeclose id what
will be the bestresidence sec
ton Of the city.
You must see these proper
ties at once 10 learn Of their
exceptional value.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-30
WORTH KNOWING ABOUT
TALL0RING

w; TAILOR SUITS, OVERCOATS. ETC.
re- 10th ladies. and gentlemen. our
work is our best adyertIsement--tt
brings the customers back. Baltimore
Tailoring Co.. Creamy EuildtnG,
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FOR Miscellaneous

IS51Is = I.SS-,rI nav 90 stalls for horses
In nice stable viii rent all or part q.
them. Apply at Isosenshiue Furniture
Co.n40T Is. Fourth street. Glen EIk.
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we write fire Insurance that pro
ters you against loss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-30

FOR. LEs-Modern dwelling near cen Zen
ing, maids dining, storage; SEWING
and bath rooms, den, upstairs glass
laundry, kitchen, cellar, big veranda,
front and back stairs oak hnishs All
modern fixtures, big yard especially
conv enient for children. Urgent need
for selling. The price Of an N o. Ordinary ainsi:
within the next thirty days. The big
COST bargain ever offered in Clarks-
burg Address North American, care
Telegram.
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~ N-'rFI TO RENT-Two furnished
1oofnss for light housekeeping. by man
ana wife. Address Il. II. care Iele-
gram once.
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WANTED TO REaT

lIASTFsDl TO RENT-Honse Of or
: fooIfIs. in North View. near the schooi
building. by a man and wire, no emf
ONCE.
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~ 4 S5Jyi .yI,-,Thrce or four furnished or
- 1,1nT5Sftirrfisfred rooms for light house
tes5irfs West side preferred. Call Bell
phone 971.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
ROOFING

sHEET METAL RlsPAIRING-A spec
ialty. ali work guaranteed. Our factli-
ties! are complete for all kinds OF sheet
metal work. Batten Bros. Co, South
Second st. Home phone e6I-1.
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Die 8rau ais ar,t.

Cine reiaenbe ilnge 6rou, elegant
eetleibet unb friiiert sebt prr dns
Der uno iteist in elm pornebmes gluto.
Man iraet iniereFiert. iuer bieis graa
sioie Grf9einuns fsi. unb erbdlt Die
9lntfpprt: .0as 1T sine Der beteu'
tsnoFsn Jrauendrstinnen bes 2onbo-
'nsr @robsu 8rantsnbauies." In
bieie S5ene fnipft Danoa bon SSas
ramonis sine 8etradtung iiber Die
syrau als 9lrst i'm pal Waoa Dlas
saains" an. Sn England TT bic
9terstin bsrsits cine gang alItGaiidS
Grifsiruns, bic nidts bon ibrsm
peibliden Gbarme aiifsibt nnb bod
ibren 8eruf in Der sliidIiditen Deis
Ie ausfiillt. Nidt peniser aft iau,
icno fpsiblide Ramen iteben i'm BRITT
S6en qerateresiiier; 2onoon SGbli
bapou alleiu 200, 8risbton 10, 9tans
DIETER 5. SAT- ale Stdote bon eini'
ger 8ebeutung beiiben penieitens cine
@eratin, uno ipo nod feine TT,
berrI9t elm brinssnbes 8epiirfnis
barna1. Gritaunlid RAID bafen iiT
Die 0oitorinnsn bas. 8srtrauen bes
enaliI9sn publifums erobert. unc
Stpar Iisbt man in @tbBbritannien in
Der Srau nidt elm sefdledtsIoies
WeIen ipie in @msrito, mo 9frst uno
aerstiu sans sIeid bsbanoeIi tperten;
ionbern bic Srauen finben in Der
2lerstin ibrs natiirIide Grsunoin uno
Gelferin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-05

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