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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-09
Sperlich-D arge.

Sperltcn-Ddrqe.
Miss Elsa Anna Sperlich of Good
Thunder and Mrs. Arno w. barge OF
Willmar were married at six o'clock
last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Sperlich, in Good Thunder. Rev.
Frederick Randi, pastor of st. Johns
Lutheran church performed the cere.
mony in the presence of a gathering
OF relatives and intimate friends. Pro-
fessor ]. G. Kruger played a pro.
gram OF wedding music.
The bride wore a gown Of white
satin with pearl and shadow lace
trimmings, and a veil In cap effect
She carried lilies of the valley and
brides roses. Miss Meta Sperlich
was her sisters maid of honor and
wore a beautiful gown OF embroidered
corn colored chiffon, and carried
chrysanthemums. Miss Alma Darge
a sister OF the groom was brides.
maid and wore pale blue chiffon. Her
flowers were white astors. Paul
Darge. a cousin of the groom, was
his only attendant.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served. The house was very
handsomely decorated with foliage
and cut flowers.
The bride and groom both grew up
In Good Thunder and are very well
known in that village. Mrs. Darge is
an accomplished musician. and Mr.
Darge, who is a graduate OF the dairy
department of the college OF agricul
ture, Is employed at the ventralizing
station at Willmar, where he and
his bride will make their home
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. barge OF Good Thunder.
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of the valley. After the ceremony a
delicious wedding breakfast was sery-
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse left on the
afternoon train for Minneapolis where
they will be at home after October
Is at 1113 Eighth street South East.
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From fridays UsIIy.

w. X. Lueber OF Randolph was a
Mankato visitor today.
E. c.. Winslow of winona was q
Mankato visitor yesterday.
CA. Nicholson OF Albert Lea was
in the city today on business.
George S. Fisher Of Window was q
business caller today in Mankato.
w. s. De Coster OF Window made
a business visit in the city today.
c. E. Payne of Mortified was in the
city today calling on business associ-
ates.
F. c. Hinze Of waterville was a
business visitor In Mankato yes
terday.
Mrs. A. o. Hovig is visiting friends
in Lake Crystal and Madelia for a
few days.
II. E. Erickson, architect, OF st.
Paul, was a visitor in the city on
business today.
c. E. Maroney OF Waseca was In
the city today on business, sojourn.
ing at the Saulpaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. More OF Elmore
were Mankato visitors today. They
stopped at the Saulpaugh.
Judge and Mrs. Lorin Cray and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stanke motored
to Amboy for the street fair yester,
day.
Mrs. F. A. Fisher and daughter
Jeanette have gone to Watertown,
s. d., to visit Mrs. Fishers parents
for two weeks.
Mrs. Harry Nichols has returned
from Winnebago where she was call.
ed by the serious illness of her sis.
ter, who is now improving.
DIR. w, II. Bedwell went to Mime.
apolis today to attend the state. con.
vention OF osteopaths. He will read
a paper on Acute Practice"
c. r.. Helmer Of Winona, assistant
superintendent of the Minnesota
division of the Northwestern rail-
road, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klossner. their
son, Elmer, and daughter, Mrs. An
ton Bessemer, have been visiting in
the city at the home of John Kloss-
ner's nephew, Edward Gugisberg.
Window Reporter: John Nyquist
and wife. OF Mankato, are visiting at
the @. A. Peterson home. Mr.. Ny
quist. As former business associate
Of the Golden Rule firm. He is en-
joying the hunting season here while
on his visit.
Rev. Warner Johnson, DIR. F. A.
Cone and DIR. G. A. Cahoon returned
last evening from Montevideo where
they attended the Northern Minnesota
Methodist conference. They conveyed
Bishop Shepherd to Montevideo In
Rev. Warmers auto.
G. w. Ball, superintendent of the
City Mission, Minneapolis, Is here
to attend the Baptist convention,
which viii open on October IL. He
will have charge OF the musical part
OF the program, and is now engaged
In organizing a chorus.
ID. @. Hiebert and wife and David
Ewert OF Minnesota Lake and party
of friends motored to Mankato yes
terday. They returned home by way
of New Ulin. Mr.. HILBERT is cashier
Of the First State bank OF Minnesota
Lake and Mr.. Ewert is president Of
the same institution.
An automobile party. consisting
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans,
c. Penner, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G..
HILBERT. Henry B. Geertz and fam
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. HILBERT.
all OF Mountain Lake. three cars, ar
rived in the city last evening and
took rooms at the Heinrich hotel. The
party Is making tour OF Southern
Minnesota.
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Farewell Party.

Farewell Party.
Mapleton Enterprise: Rev. and
Mrs. Kirby Chapman moved to Man
kato, Thursday, where they will make
their future home, although expecting
to be absent a great deal of the
time doing evangelistic work. On
Tuesday evening parting reception
was given in their honor at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. orsan Chase. During
their residence here Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman have made many warm
friends who will wish them success
wherever their labors may call them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-09
OPPOSED THE BALLOT
HANDING OUT REASONS
ANTS SEND OUT CIRCULAR FOR
PUBLIC DIGESTION.

Women Are Now Outside of Party
and They Feel at Liberty to Ap-
peal to Any Political Organization;
Conditions No Better In Those
States Where Equal Suffrage Pre-
walls.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-09
NEW CANDIDATE FILES.
Herbert Johnson Wants to BE Gov
ernor; His Party Label.

A new candidate for governor of
Minnesota entered the field yesterday
when a petition asking that the
name Of Herbert Johnson, st. Paul.
be placed on the ticket as nominee
of the industrial labor party was filed
with Secretary OF State Schmahl. The
petition contained 2,0s7 names, suffi-
cient to insure tine candidate being
given place on the ballot.
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SHORT STORIES FROM {
SAINT CLAIR VILLAGE
NEWS NOTES FROM BUSY euRe
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

New 6arbershop Has Been Opened
BY Edward Peterson Of ST. Paul;
Robert Axtel Is Going TO Hold An
Auction; Social Doinss And The
Cominss And Goinss Of Town.
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From FRIDAYS Daily.
Reception For Teachers,

The teachers of the Franklin
school are giving a reception this
afternoon for the teachers of the
other public schools Of the city The
hours are from half past four o'clock
until six O'clock.
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Totals -. ..I..... blu To
The strange part of II all is that
anyone should vote against q prop
osition that means a saving to Man
kato of $4,000.
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=. H. Rasmussen, state evan

T.. II. Rasmussen, state evan
gelist.
$3.50 Report of state convention
board.-E r. Pope, secretary.
3:45 Address and conference.
Are Minnesota Baptists MAX
ing Good?"-J. w. Nixon.
4:3O Address and conference.
How may Minnesota Baptists
Make Good. "-H. r. Mckee.
Tuesday Evening.
Baptist church.
600 Women's Observation-Disclosures
ian church. -A-'
$500 Mems banquet. 70
PROV. 23:1,2. 20.
Baptist church. fl
.S:15 Call to order. mir
$3.50 Address: '.The challenge Of
our times to our denomina-
tion."-A. c. Baldwin, Bos-
ton.
Wednesday Morning.
'S:45 Prayer for blessing.
Making good in church life
Z. NJ. Hulett.
'9:05 Call to order. -.
$40 Reports OF committees:
Rural Work.. H. Rasmus-
sen.
Social service.-M. B. Price.
$50 Report OF nominating commit.
tee and election Of officers.
TO- Greetings from the disciples
OF Christ.
1915 Are we making good" in the
temperance war?-Geo. B.
Stafford, Supt. anti-saloon
league.
1880 Report Of the state apportion-
ment committee.
Conference.
Are Minnesota Baptists max
ing good along financial
lines2-E. r. Pope.
11:15 Address: A Dependable God.
F. L. r. Miller.
Wednesday Afternoon.
1900 Call to order.
1915 Some others, who are max
ing good."-E. .Bjorkquist,
Swedish missionary.
ID. T. Grey. Breckenridge.
A. Erickson, Norwegian, mis-
sionary. - b..
F. w. Weniger, Laporte.
l2:45 Minnesota women.
The years work.-Mrs. F. B.
Lathrop.
1855 A home mission message
Miss Ina Shaw.
$3.50 Burma.-Miss Esther Lindberg.
I3:45 Report OF Efficiency commit
tee.
Address and conferences. NJ.
Moore.
Wednesday Evening.
7:30 ut is good to sing praises
unto our Code. w. Ball.
800 Address: The world challenge
to American Baptists.-F. w.
Sweet. g.
Is:45 Address: The New Hour in
World Historyg-J. NJ. Moore,
New York. .r
Thursday. Morning.
ES:45 Prayer for guidance,
Making good in Christian serv-
ice.-E. NJ. Hulett.
1905 Call TO order.
$40 Report OF committees.
Place and Observation-Disclosures
Enrolment.
$3.50 Treasurer's report. A. Ridg.
way. , g..
Report Finance committee.
Sunday Schools.
1000 Report OF Sunday school COM
mission.-W. L. Risinger.
10: 10 Making Good in Character
Building.-G. w. Ball.
Discussion.
1O:3 Making good In mission study
in Sunday school:-Mrs. A.
F. Gale.
Discussion,
I11:0O The Sunday school of today.
w. z. Risinger.
I11:15 Address: Making Good IN
Teaching.'-H. L. Tralle,
Mexico, Mo.
Thursday Afternoon.
200 Call to order
I2:05 Address. Christianity Making
Good. G. Briggs.
l2:30 Report OF summer assembly.
Discussion.
Minnesota Baptist Education Society.
$500 Reports.
Election of officers.
1920 Report of Principal M. B. Price,
Report OF Treasurer \ illsbury
Academy. ala
Report OF board OF visitors.
Address: Baptists and the Edu'
cational Passion.-Frank w.
Padeford, Boston.
Thursday Evening.
1880 Sing unto the Lord with
Thanksgiying.''-G. w. Ball.
500 Call to order.
sos Address: Sweet Sixteen" III.
z. Tralle. .,-.
800 Address,. w. Padelford.
God be with you till we meet
again."
Mizpah and Benediction.
From r iday's Daily.
FEW AGAINST THE BONDS.
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2:15 Call to order.
2:20 Some, who are making good.
I. ID. Alyord, Bemidj.
@. r. Anderson, Swedish mis-.
sionary.
w. p. Canine, st. Paul.
A. ]. Dahlstrom. Cushing.
c. A. Lindahl, Mankato.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
staot unO gountb.

- Bum Prsis BON $14,744 1T am
Dienitas Der 5irma Pster Stipp &
SSbne Der Sontraft 3ur @rridtuns Der
Comfort Station auf benz @eri6tsge.
bGuoe @runoftiid iibermieien morbeu.
-Sobn Gbimielepsfi, Der MSrber
bes Poli,iitsn Wtcanorew BON Carbon.
bale, nirb heute Wtorseu isin Bsrbre'
den ON @algen bii6en. nadoem Der
@ouperneur es Dienita9 permsigerte,
einen wsitssn gufiaub Der Siuri&tunS
3u benilliSeu.
- Die Damenieftion bes SCRANTON
9isbsrfranj wirb beute, BON 8 llbr ytad.
mitta9s bic Z utr Nbenos, In otm Sie.
beriran3 @ulino on aoams ausnue ei.
ien -9afiee 9lati9@ abbatten. ,u mel,
dem auh Sreunoe Der Wtitslieeer elm.
gefiibrt werosn i0uuen.
= Der II Sabre alts Dapib Sprnis
uon Grtbur ausnue erbielt am Dfoutag
ytaHmittag auf oem 9inoeu Stra6e
S)iiael cine Observation-Disclosures unh
Sdramu,su. oIs ber Rsifen isinss Sobr.
rob,s obiprono unS or mann ni,S,ros,
ihleuSert norS
per- Stto Sra9t, Ssiretar bee
Oeutl@sn QtiIs 0onos Sorilttes, bat
oeoen ele Sweite Stlts pom Ssttrd9en
5u oem Uonos oeroHentlt@t, aus nelber
~ erlegsn Ut, oaB DER Sonos rlinmsbr
oG fatll'@e Summe oon 81. .S44 er'
rslql gal. Oas am II. %. Wits. I'm
sleoerlran5 Sallno liattnnoenoe Son'
serl eer Derelnt9ien Oeltl1en Sdnger
9oh Serahton plre oen Gonos bohent'
l'p uo@ un e'n oeoslitsnoss srpobstl'
QBi,berum IN zine Iouoisbrio, nm,
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Stabtratb.

Wiupor Sermgn iibsrianote am Srei'
tag BEN Staotratb bic folgenben @r'
neununsen: SBilliam 8. 3ewis uut
EbomuS Y. Dauiss als ltdbtii6e NGei'
loren, @romell Sliper als Sauptldrei.
Der oes departments Der Gffentli6en
Siherbsit unb Sad Dauis als Sefre.
tar ,oes @eiunbbeits GmteS.
Da Die ssrase aufsemorfen ipor6eu
mar, oh bic 9rsiruus eiusS Dsparts'
ments gum anfauf pom 8orrdtbsn Der
Staot @elo eripart bat. 70 muroe ein
Don Sinen por9ele9ter Sorihlag ange'
uommen, baB oas 9enannte Dsparte,
ment cine uerslsidenoe 3uiammsnltell.
ung lisfere, UNI iol4es feit,uitetlen.
lin bic Sreubenfabrtsn nit ftdbtil4en
anto apparaten ein3uitsllsn, naats
Wirtb ben Sori4la9, Der angenommen
wdroe, laut peldem alle iolde Gppa.
rate nit SAiloern perisbeu perbsn fol.
len, iobaB mon ieben .iauu, a. pel6em
Swed iie bsnust nerben.
Cine Srbiuau3 nuroe eingebraht,
laut wel4sr bic 3sdsnusritiebun9s
8ommti ion nieoer freirt meroen Io1 ;
Die Horlase ptrb uujweifelbaft bsitdtist
neroen uno am 1. Sanuar Die Rommii
iton mieosr in 3raft treten.
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nihtS neues su meloen.

uihts nsues ju meloen.
Yin Der oltpreubiIhsn @renie LIT etn
Ieriu9 elmer ftarfeu ruiiiiden abtbsil'
ung, auf Die Ditli9 BON Darfebusn ges
leaenen 8eisitisuusen einen iibsrraim'
snosn sluariff ~ MAIDEN, feblseidlagen.
Dir maGten 600 @efan9ene, oaruntsr
sinise Sffisiers.
SholiH uon Der @eihiel baben uri'
iere @essnansriffe Die semhnidten &s'
lultate 9sbabt. 9Bir mahten 4,500 @es
Ianaens uno erbeuteten adtjebn @e'
i4Hte. 8om iiioliden Ebstls Poiens
lit ni6ts su bsridtsn.
Berlin, iiber 4onbou, 1. Dej. Su
Berlin muroe beute folgenoe amtli6s
Betanntmaduns erlaHen:
Bonn meitlihen 3riegsihauplate lift
nihts ususs 3u bsrihten. Sn Sitpreu'
Sen uno In Siio'Polen mar oie Gage
geftern I'm allgemeinen rubis. Sm n0ro.
lideu Bolen, Iiibli1 pon Der Deihiel.
bot ii& unisre 3riessbeute iufolse un'
ister ssitrissn @rfolse misbsrum psr'
mebrt.
Ole 3abl Der 3risssesfanssntn bat
um 9, 500 Miaun iusenommsn, unb mir
baben 10 peitere @ei9fte erobert. Nu'
ssrbem fielen 26 MaiAineugewsbre nub
pisle Wtunitionswasen In nnisrs 9dnos'
Babel ;erfanitteH.
9onoon, 20. 9iop. Die ~Geutral
STEMS erbislt etns Depeide aus 8open'
hagen, In Der semeloet wiro, baB BIZ
Seabslpsrbinbuns smiiHsn Sreosrieia.
Ddnemarf, unb 2ibau, RuBlanb, tpis
3miiden Srsosrieia uno Petrosaro, 170
Wteilen bon Bornbolm, In Der Sfties
jerl9uitten morSen LIT. Sn Der Wfel'
ouns pirb srildrt, oaB oiss bon oeut'
ihen 2riessidiffen beiorst ipuroe. Dis
siujise Serbinoune RuBlanbs nit BEN
iibrtsen europa fiibrt unnmebr iiber
S6meoen.
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- Die @ouutp 9ommiiidre eruauu.
ten arn Sreitas Riharo Retie uon Bed.
billie als iaufmdunii9sr abi9dser fur
1915.
-Danisl S'Brisn tpollte fid5 Sams.
tag gtadt in bem Slbpbaut @efdngnte
erbdnseu uno mar idon tbeillpeiie be-
linnungsloS, als ibn Der Yoliseidlei
auffan6 uuo pieosr berunteri9uitt.
= Das nd6ftsn Disuftas gbenb
itattfinoenOe 3onjert bes Seranton
Steberfran3 In isiner nenen Dale an
aoams Guenue ueripridt elm iebr &c.
nuBrsides Su tperosn. benn auBer meb.
rereu ueuen @ompOiitionen, mel6s Der
Wfannerdor uortra9en niro, lpirfen ba.
bel nit Srdnlein @lilabeib DidIon,
Soprun, BON bier, unb Serr Ssrbert
Slogo, 8aiio, BON @ilfss. Barre, lowis
Elm Snitrlmental' Erio, bsitebenb aus
ben 9erren 5. 3. gBibma1er, 8ioline,
GbeOoor Bauibmanu, SlDte, unb
Smith Wiorie. Siola. Die Dtitslie'
Der bss Sereins buben frsien @intritt.
mdbrsnb yiidtmitslieosr Tidets ju rs
@euts @ Perion erlanseu f0unen ;
iammtlide Gidets iiuo am Wiontas
uno Disnitas bel Bowsl & @banolsr
sessn rsisrpirte Sise umjutauihen.
6amilien Gidets f0nnet pon Serru &.
s. Sisbeder, COS Wfears @ebduoe, ers
laugt weroen. 9iad bem 3on3ert fin
bet ein Ganlfrduj4eu itatt, nit Wtuiit
BON Ptof. Bauer.
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@apne Gpuntp.

SontsbaIe. e.-Sn isinsr Bobnuns on
@resn Strase 1T am Sreitas Safob
S6miot seitorben, tpel6er Dor SO Sab.
reu In Deutidlaub seboren purbs unb
felt ben lesten 80 Sabren bier pobu'
baft mar er tpirb BON Der Bittme, ei'
mem Sohn uno brei E6atern iiberlebt,
Die Bsiiesuns erfolete an Wiontae
bon Der ct. Otarisn Wiaebalsna 3ir4l
aus I'm Srieobof Der @smeinoe.-Srdu'
lein Hutb Conn bon Seelepuille uni
Norman 9enoerion tpurben uorlester
Wtittwod Gbeno burb Baitor D. D.
9iller ju sinem sliidlihsn Gbspaar elm
9eie9net. - Sin Stammbalter bat it'd
bel ben @bsleuten 4to Rusmau Dor
Terrace StraBs sinseitsllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

perni1tet. Die Wtanuihaften folltn,
ME bente bier In 2oubou feft bebauptet
ptrb, sbsnfalls ssrsttet isin. Q
rs. 600 Sarfsn anf BEN Iariae mad BEN
eHej'lsanaI.
amltsrbam, 20. Nop. Siah elmer
Depslbs an ben .Tslesraaf" mirb aus
Satire. bsrihtst, baB ii@ unter Der Siibr'
una BON Ss,st Paida 10000 Eiirien
auf oem Wtarihe mad beni Snej. j.2anal
bsfnSsn. On. bisisr. Grmee bsfinoen
it6 10000 Bebuineu NIT 500 Sea-
meeltn. @tsi1jeitis miro beri4tet, oab
bic Tirten cine 6elobabn 3ur @lnafel'
Dale ssbaut baben. .
An SransbaaI iperbsn bic Gnslinber sss
f6lagen.
Berlin, 20. 9top., brabtlos uad
Sapuille, &. 8. Das offijislle Stad'
rid,tenbureau erflirte beute, oaB cine
DepsIhs aus bsm Saas einselaufen iei,
| In 6sr mitsetbeilt wirb, baB bic &ebsl'
| lion In Transpaal, Siioafrifa, Sort'
| Idritts mad,t. Ole Polijtiftation In
Sammanstraal, Eransuaal, tpnroe bon
ben aufitdnbiideu 8nrsn beiest nno
bic @nsldnber tpuroen uertrteben. Die
Britsn srlittsn idwsre Ssrtnits.
amtIiGe btutiae Beri&te.
Berlin, iibsr 9onoOu, 80. 9iou. Das
beutlGs @sneralbauptquartier uer6ff
entllGts bsuts Wittas fOIssube Be
ianutmuhung:
Bonn msftii4su arispsi4uuplass II
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,,Saben iid als itbr
lpirfiaut ermitiem"

@e6anfen on &altotol itno anoere
Wbelihmedenoe glbfiibrnittel fom-
men &inoern in ben &opi, iuenn
man ibnen iugt, oaB lie etuas eiu-
nebnlen miiiien, nm ben Seib offen
Bu balten. glngIt Dor Den unange-
uebnien g(r3neien bGlt SinOer ab,
eS du fa9en, oaB iie ueritopft ieieu.
Mande @ripadiene iinO ainoer in
0ieier Siniidlt, neil iie iid uorm
Mrsneieinnebmen iheuen.
9r. Wiles' 2oratipe Sablets iino
our6tuee bon @botolooe gemadt, 10
gut bon @eiduaf uno 8erlf, oaB
8inoer ODER @riua6iene lie eerne
/ Sfpiihen ben 36bnen SermabIen, tuo-
| our6 man ben groBten gtusen oa.
bon befommt. Sir 4inoer fam
man iie perteilen uno ihmefen bod
gut. @oporo g. @ifforo bon Ga.
REDO, Seras, i6reibt ipie foIet:
.Dr gaiIes' aaratioe Tablets baben ftti In niets
ner 8auliie oils duberii tuirtiam eriutsien. Die
T,S. stss tn ns Sf " r Ss aSiss Sss
4 lbflbrmitteI TIRE ainbsr in beiiersr Gefun6beit
unb Stimmuna erbdlt. ais iraeno cine anoere
Tltbisn. bic iie frtiher aebraudte."
9r. IeiIes' 2aratibe Sablets berrids
ten in Yailoe biel before 8eiultdte ais
biele anbere gs6i8iueu 6rrdl Strenae
betperfiteIliaen.
vWenn ainber iie einmal sebranfeH,
pertueisern iie bieielbeu nismals."
Berfauft BON aflen aputbeferu fiir %
Gents per Sdadltef bon 25 Spien.
@snu nidlt 5ufriebenitsllenb, tuirb Sbr
@elb 5uriideritnttet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, indiana.
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s6riftieker berlaugt.

Gin beuti6sr Sdriftiessr, BET au&
TN ensliiden betpaubert 1T unb etuas
uou Maiainen uerftebt nnb dceioeujs
arbeiien perridten fann, miro iofort
perlan9t. Wiau tpenbe li9 an oas
.0o1enblatt~, 1877 Safforo Court
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St0ti8e 8it@er
1teber bem earOpG.itben &Onifift.
Die ssampusue nm satti6 -GUurtusy & asnnsby.

Die Rampasue eitt@-G atnHtbp
SnfdIano Der na9He ans Bus srHbak Cine rif gatba
bsuus psutbu Whidsmus
qs esni9anO ass smsar Dset@ assn bier
Duii2laub friu EI
aRarns unO eufhtH 6lOts $iz5 - &E8
Stanbpuni $l.OO. A.1 Nh
gan8smansmus- 1fbu. ne buaadtubn
srOraHs sSdt SiaOhl RSOu btsHatm a. $t5
O. q. gBa g fret dt fa Rman ba&n
arssss pab9u Uat bn h srgft uoa b&nm FuS Gur
sObisn Rcmaus bs 5abus $f35.
Der aris ameragcn RaaRubns Ds
BE Dtitsa aeos tOu D as nit r SNsaunJ far basHH
eGnbu. $t.0U
@beimnHe Osut4tn arasmuHrium Dr Gr~. gafaaH
afga9u Rus Dhnf
hbrratnb often. $780,
pn gOurdsm sssbsu in aussns College gean6efn. $780,
nbn Ms aaius &atbgbr 8rcrs Niaim gBHe $i.25
galmsr s saa6 Siu 8omn asr m0SHs srifasrHs
RufHfae arm Snmenob $780,
9eutf9e armee SumenbB-$0O.
Der Rris In Guropa-SO0.
Der sroB aries-5. g. Stmputs. SIPS.
5as meni9li4e s&la9tbms- -@taam sams,us &c.
Gin Streisu gapier-G 3. Dillon. so.
gse Der aies bssam-D. 9. Courtney asunas 50s
Die 5lotsn i'm ares-ar&tas Surb. 50f
Sas rotb Rreuj i'm areg-W. g. SiatnsuH. Soc
q. 8.-Ddf fbHsbm
8h9u, 3aShsu asssrt tbn Sot ssmRSrts.H
asuHaL
HiHsF guras stanst
0ebrd>er 9teiSntatt,
Spruee CITRATE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

9so Gbeobalo bat esssu feline Satin
Slorsnes cine @bei&eibnnssflase anse.
ftrsust, oa fe ibn aussblih Israuiaui
bsbanoslte, sbe fis ibn perlisb. n .m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

Gin iorgeHbulIes, bergrGmteS Ges
fibt, blaB uno bassr, bintsrldBt einsn
@inorud In unierem @eodbtnis. 0euu
es bas @eiibt eines unlerer Tbeuren,
Wfutter, 0etb ooer 2ino LIT, 70 erfhat
es unier 9erj NIT Deb. Solhe Sc.
fiater psrfolsen uns In unisrsm S1lai
uno ftebeu Dor unierem eeiltigen Guas
D6breno bes Bahsus. @s liest In Der
menihli6en gtutur, bas mir belorat lino
um bic. nelde wir lieben. Biellsihi
wGbrsno Sie biss ltien, ieben ole Dor
fid elm seliebteS @eli1t, i6mal uno
blei9, eequGlt uon Sranttelt. @as
mhroen Sie benfsn, tpenn Ole Gusgabs
fur etliAe Slaihen Glpenfrdutsr btelee
@eiidt in Elm Bib Der Sreuoe uno sc.
iun6beit permanoeln niirbe Z?
SorniS Glpenfrduter bringt Sonl
nenldein In bas Seim, in6em es bit
Sbmerjen linoert uno 2rantteiter
bsilt. Nfan iareibs an Or. Retsl
6abrnep & Cons Co., 1875 90
SoDne Hpsnue, Chicago, 81.
Sornis Nlpenfrduter Blutbeleber If
30 babsn bel 9enrp Dalter, 1011 @soal
Nuenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Sunmpre.

- Die 300 Gnseitsllte bes 9ofomo
tiue Oepurtements Der @ris Weris, mel.
de felt jebn Gage feisrten. fsbrtsn am
Wtoniag sur. Grbeit juriid.
Der ileins 3oblsnbre6sr bss Sarrs
Depsp 3u Sport Siu purbe Dienltag
Wtorssn ourd einen 8ranb 3erftSrt, eli.
men Uerluft uon etma Sc, 600 uerur.
ia6sno. Die @ntitebuus oes 9ranbss
LIT In Onutel sebiillt.
= Gls bic fiinfidbriss Guna. God.
ter oes Wfi9ael Siusfo pon Gibbons
StruBe, am Samftas 8ormittas Jan
BEN 8hdenfeuer Yupisritrsifsn anBiin.
bette, muroe ibre 3leioung pon ben
5lummen sreriffsn uuO fis 70 idlimm
usrbrannt, baB iie am slsi1en gia9mit.
tas i'm Staat Soipital itarb.
Sole 9ipscio. elm 3oItsdnser in
Der ROfa UObnuns on @oonep Stra.
Sc. Der au9eblit Die sidbrise Tottsr
oes SauieS mdbreno Der Nbmeienbsit
Der @ltsrn am Sonntus in elm Simmsr
lodte unb iie frimiusl ansriff, nuros
am Wtonta9 obne Sulufnns uon 0urs,
i6aft bsm @efdnsntB iiberianot.
- Die 2lase pon Sobn @auiellc uno
Ditto Summa sssen bis S1be Bart Sos
@ompanie enbete uorlseten Wtittmot
nit elmer @ntihdoisuns pon 81, ,OOO
fiir @auiello uno 500 fur Summa.
Die Wobnuna Der @enannten on Gin
Straes Duros Dor iiber 3pei Sabreu
ourd cine @rplofion ssrtriimmsrt, mo-
bel neun Heriouen ibr Heben perloren,
uno es wuroe bebauptet. oaB cine febler'
bafte @asr0bre bic @rplolion uerur'
iadte. Die 2ldser binterlsstsn aul
Samitas elf @riin6e fur elm fisuss &C.
rihtli4es 8erfabren. bauptiddliG neil
iie nit Der 3uSeiprodeneu @nti1dois'
unssinmme uiHt sufrieoen iiuo.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
Photographers Organize;
Buck Elected Chairman

G.. ". Buck today entered upon his dr-
ties as chairman of the Associated
photographers of Washington, which
was organized at the Chamber Of Com
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
Citizen Shoots Mayor.

LEWISBURG. Tenn. Nov. 13.--Mayor
B. A. Lloyd was shot and instantly
killed on the street by w. H. Hardison,
a hardware dealer.