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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
PEACE DAY

Yesterday was observed as Peace
Day In many of the local grade
schools with special programs advo-
eating the advancement OF interna-
tional peace. Sunday was observed
many cities throughout the country
as an anniversary of the first Hague
conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19

The b 4 .. railroad has placed a
tofce or men AZ work cleaning and
repsirlng the reservoir at Point Mills
or me purpose OF furnishing a sup
piy OF water for the water station AZ
large dam across Little Wheeling
creek On account of the heavy rains
OF me past several months the STRAIN
mad carried n large quantity OF soil
which has settled In the basin, making
~ impossible TO hold a sufficient sup
ply OF water. The work 10 being done
With a large pump that IL RAPIDLY
pumping the mud and slime from ths.
basin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
MANY NOTABLES
OF the Stage Will Be Seen in This City
Next Monday When the Lambs
Put on Their GsmboI.

Practically three-quarters OF the
male celebrities of the American
stage will be az the Court theatre
next Monday afternoon TO take part
in the Lambs All-Star Gambol per
Torrance. For once the public will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
Endeavor MeexIno-

meeting Of the Christian Endeav-
or Society OF the Stone church was
held last evening at the home OF
Misses Ethyl and Florence Keyser on
Keys Lane. The purpose of the meet.
ing was the organization OF the Soci-
ey TOT increasing the membership and
II possible, double Il by the time ~
me educational services OF the new
church that will be held June IL. The
matter OF arranging program for
that day was also AIKEN up and a SPLEEN
did one arranged. Other matters of
business were also taken up after
which a social hour was enioyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.

The case of s. S. David. soft drink
manufacturer, who conducts his bust
ness in the Smith fats in Moundsville.
Whlch was before Squire Lewis in that
city yesterday, was dismissed as the
case has been settled out OF court.
The taking OF the soft drink bottles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
OUT-THE-PKE
Ees~ooc couneII.

The regular nonthly meeting Of the
Edxrood council was held a. the city
building last eyenlnx Matters per
tA1ning 10 the business Of the town
we're taken NJ. Tue matter OF The mr..
projecting apparatus was set aside and
VII oe taken up later Nothing Dot
monthly business MAS trasActed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
WHY DON'T YoU

In all schools by Thursday noon. Fol
lowing the close OF the examinations
a field day and suitable closing exer-
cises will be held. The schools are
closing. one of the most successful
terms IN their history as Is shown by
the large class for the year. about 7b
pupils being graduated from the
eighth grade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
VIII Hold outIno.

The regular annual outing OF the
west virginia Traction and Electric
company conductors and motormen
VIII De held Thursday at the Magnolia
Club. up Big Wheeling Creek. The
committee In charge OF the affair have
completed all Arrangements for the NJ.
fair and are expecting one OF the most
sucecssfuu outings ever held. Ar.
rsngements are being made for a party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
Ohio Valley Heat 6Ilobt-

The Ohio Valley Heat and Light
Company have placed men al work
In Fulton raising poles and stringing
wires for the purpose OF furnishing
light and power to the residents OF
that place. The franchises for the
building OF lines through the town was
granted several months ago but owing
10 dinerent matters work was not
started until recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
VIII Entertain Club.

Mrs. Herman Schneider. OF Six
tenth street Wheeling. will entertain
the members OF her club with an after
noon party az Woeber's. Wednesday
afternoon. The afternoon will be
spent In different social diversions.
with dinner at six O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19

belonging 20 r. Javitch. Of RaIIaire
by Mr.. David. was found TO be a mis-,
understanding which was settled out
OF court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
compIetIna Assessmect.-

Deputy Assessor George Seibert OF
Elm Grove has practically complet-
ed assessments and valuations of prop
erty In Triadelphia district. For the
past several days he has been work
Ing on this and will finish within a
few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
Entsrsslnsd Cast Evenlno.

Mrs: G. D. Wright. Of 6teubenville,
o.. entsrtained with 4 O'CLOCK dinner
last evening In honor OF Miss Pearl
bwearfnsen. who leaves today for pa
vnport. L. The out-oftown Ruests
we're Miss Kate Common. of New Cum
osrlAnd. and Miss Alicia Hoover. OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
VIII cIose Part Of p,v.

Al the last meeting OF the Mer-
chants Association. the stores OF the
city were decided TO be closed from
IL O'Clock to O'Clock in recognition
OF the day. and the q. A. r. Being
Saturday. the stores cannot possibly
close all the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19

skaxxs. Of brilliant. o.. became the
bride Of Mr.. Lee Pyle. OF 81 Claire
vile. O.. ~ the parsonage OF Rev. Mr..
Nicksrson. Of the Brilliant. o., Chris
tian church The wedding party con
sisted Of Misses Ethel Jackson ana
Ruth Fleming. besides the bride and
and relatives were present The
couple left By automobile for stsuben-
Vile. o.. where they took the train for
. hooeymoon TO be spent In the cen
trail part OF the State They viii re-
side In 81. Clairsviiie. o.. where the
Groom holds a Responsible position
With q coal company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
WBLLSBURG

WEIlSBURG. W. Va. Nay IA
Ths 1nAnes eommfftss Of the city
counci1. vh~n % makes IN report On
IuesdAy evening TO the oouncflnAnic
body. In regular session. viii recon
mead thai half the electric isghts of
sns S',y - CT oh. :, NE city cannot
~ ths rafs that has BEEN paid The
committee vii also recommend the
disoootfn OF ths once Of stfeet
commfssioner and the hiring Of but
one policeman 10 aid the chief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
wedding Soon.

The wedding of Mr. Ira Carmichael.
Formerly OF this city. but now OF Wash.
mston, Pa. 10 Miss Grace Armstrong.
of washington. has been set for early
In June. Tho exact date Of the wed.
ding has not yet been announced TO
their many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19
AppsaI Co. giis1

In rsIcrtins the appeal cases OF the
West virginia~Pittsburgh Coal Com
peny and the striking miners In Sat.
urdays issue, . mistake was made
me cases OF ID. Y. Brown, Charles
Johnston. Thomas Smith, John Ho-
posEe. Thee. Straka and william II.
the plaintiff company, the defendant
miners taking appeals. SATURDAYS
Issue said that the defendant miners
nad won the cases. with the Company
appealing. The case OF Thomas Needs
vas decided IN favor Of the defendant
and appealed By the coal company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19

Mrs.. krippAhne. died AT the home
Of her brother Edward Frederick. or
9Th street.. about noon today. after
suffering from nervous break down
Mrs. krippahne was - years old, and
childless. Last June her husband.
Prof Henry Krippshne died, and she
had never recovered from the shock
his death occasioned. The arrange
ments for the funeral have not yet
been completef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19

HoIdInQ EEamInatIons.
In preparation of the closing Of the
term, all schools In Triadelphia dis
trict are holding their annual exami-
nations. The examinations were
started yesterday and will be Finished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19

yell, his wife. 20 Je~s~ A MeSesr OF
W~lisborE. Lot No. ~ IN ths Nicway
plan u the City Of Wellsburs Con
sicsrafion 500 and other valuable
consideration dated May II. 1914
Brooke County improvement Com
psny 20 Mrs.. Martha Lott Of Foilans-
bee. Lot No. rs. blyoek II IN the
oriFina plan Of Follansb~s. Consfd-
Grafton $4,000. Dated May .. 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-19

County Court News.
Deeds Records
s. X. Caldwell and Bertha c. Cald-
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young couple. the gentleman
from Grafton and the girl from Pitts
burg went 20 the court house this at
tsrnoon and asked for q license. stat
ing they wanted 10 be married a. the
Presbyterian church In Pittsburg
They were informed that they must
b. married In the State where they
secure the license and for some time
could not decide whether or not they
would take out a license here. Finally
the girl came TO q conclusion and ask
ed that The license be made out stat
Ing they could have a mock marriage
NJ Pittsburg later
Harold Edgar Crawford. Grafton Pa.
Elsie MINI Parker. Pifisburz. Pa
John Hershey. Pittsburg Pa. Mary
H. Fleming. Pittsburg. Pa
George Underwood. Beading, Pa.
Elizabeth Morris. Beading. Pa.
James ". Totten. Stsubenville. o..
Nellie NJ. Owen. Steub~nville. o.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
StaOt unO Guuntb.

- Dem % Sabre alten Sarl S6uei,
oer nnroen am WfOntag 9ia1mittag In
Der Wt. 3eioIsr 8ddersi on Sranflin
Guenue pier Singer Der rs9ten Sanb 70
iAlimm in elmer Wtai6ine jerorhdt,
oaB bieielben ipGter i'm Staat 9oipital
ampntirt wsroen muBten.
= Srau Wt. &. Sanoo, @uttin oss
Rihter Wf. j. Sanbo pom Wailen9e.
ridt, 1T friib am Sumitas Nior9en in
ibrer Wobnun9 on Suincp auenue an
Ssuht9asuergiftun9 leibeno auf9efunoen
moroen, uno Obihon iOiort Nerits &c.
rufen mnroen uno Observation-Disclosures.
lube anlplnoten, eripisS iit oies alS
erfolelos uno iie itarb mebrere Stun'
ben ipater. Srau Sanoo mar lbon
ieit mebreren Sabren lsioeno uno mug.
te fih elmer Operation unter3isbsn, pon
ipelher iie iid niemals pollitdnois er'
bOlte lssten Dtai ssisllte ii9 onnn
nod Elm neru6ier 9iisosrbruf ~ ibrem
yeiben unb erit Dor Wiouatsfriit fonnte
| lie nad lan9erem auientbalt i'm Soipl'
tal beimfebren. Sie mar 46 Sabre alt
unb auBer benz @atten mirb lie pon
3mst SObneu, Der Wtutter uno elmer
S6melter ilberlebt. Die Beilesuns er'
fol9te am Disnita9, na4 einem Grauer.
Oieuit in Der ct. Betsr's Satbeorale,
I'm 8atbeorale Srieobof.
- Sidditsn Sumitas, ben 8. Otto,
Der, LIT Der leste Gag fir oieieS Sabr,
nm feline Slamen In Die Wablliften elm
traeen ju IaIien. User bel Der bepor,
itsbenben 8abl I'M giouember thinner
mill, muB iiA resiitrireu laien, oabel
LIT es Don Der sr6Bten Di6tisfsit, oaf
isbsr Wdbler. Der lol6ss nod ni6t ss
than bot, bies an ndfften SamltaI
unbebinst beiorst. Die Nousmbei
Babt 1T inlOiern pon Der 9r6stsn Wih
tisteit fur bic liberalssiinnten 8iirssr
oenu es beiBt bel oerielben bieienigei
Saubi6atsn abjuidladten, tpel9e se9el
Die periOHlids 5rsibeit fiuo uno I'M
uorlhreiben mellen, mas mir tbun I'M
lalIeu lollen.i User bubsr bisber Der
lGunt bot. iih In bic Nablltlten Elm
tragen 3u laiien. iOllte nift alleiu fol
DIES periOnli9 tbun, ionosrn oa3u iebeu
bas feline 9ia9barn, Die nabliiiis mo
rem, Elm sleiaes tbuu. Sie @eSnsr DC
I peri0uli6en Sreibeit tueroen ibr bette
tbun, uu ibre Sanbitateu 3u erndt
len, un6 nenn mir nidt uollSdblis III
pereint tbrsn 8eitrebunsen entse9s
wirfen, mas nur burd cine uolle Hes
itratiou erm6sli9t peroeu iann, 10 lpsl
e ben mir uns sulest ibre GOri6rifts
gefalfen lafsn tnhieu. sllio, ntht uel
geiien, an fouirsuoen Samitag os
9iameu In bic @ahliite sintra9en
laiieu!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

Or. Ntartin O. Irumbausb. res
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiirI@ouuerneur,
mirolmoreen abeno in Ter Conn 9aa
cine pofitifde Reoe balten. Gnoers res
publifauiide Sauoioaten Deroen sben'
faas anweIsub isin.
- am tommenben Samitas wiro
Der idbrlihe Tag Dap- juguuiten
bes Sabnsmunu SOipitals abSsbalten
merben uub ba bas mhrbige Suititut
@slo iebr nOtbis bat, um uerihieoene
ssma6te ,8erbeleruugsu ju besablen,
10 boffen Die Direftorsn, oaB oas Pub'
litum nud bsiteu ardftsn bsiitsusrn
miro.
- Der Poli;ei nurben am Sonnta9
,lpsi peitere EalhenOisbitdhle bertdtet.
u. 6. Rsbris uon giOro Sruins slue'
nue. usrlor 3milben $35 uno $50 uuo
6. &. Softer BON electric StruBe $50.
am Wtonta9 wuroen Der POliSet orei
msitere EaihenbtebitGble berihtet. Wil'
liam 9pall BON Sadamanna Nuenue uer'
lor So, Raffael Rucearbo uOn San.
oerlon Auenue $S5 unb eiuen S. @bed
nn6 Us. 8. HiharbS uOn Gaplor $780,
so. Polijsi6ei Dag ertldrt, baB cine
9eriebeue 8anoe pon Gai9euoiebeu &C.
SenpGrtis bier ibr lluweisn trsibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

iinb falid. 8eionbers bic gtadrift
aus 9onoon, Die oabin lautet, 6aB 3tpet
Sorts BON Pr,emDsl in @alijien bon
ben &ufen sinssnommen iiuO, 1T srs
funoen.
Gage nnberinoert.
Berlin, 29. Sept. slnf ben uerIhies
bsneu 3riessidaupldssn 1T bic 9age
INNER nod unuerdnbert. Gae @erit1s
te, oaB bic Herbiinbeten i'm Beiten,
allo In Sranireid, uorssriidt iinb, per.
ben bier ais falI4 bejeihuet.
aus Der 2uft gegriffen fno aud bic
Welounsen, oaB Die Rulien juei Sorts
Der tseltuns PrjemDsl einssuommen 20.
ben. Ole Oitsrrsidii9s Resieruns bat
bariiber 3laSe 9efiibrt, oaB Die ruffis
ifsn Eruppsn Oum'Dum Suseln be-
nuBen.
9ia1 elmer in Der .9Slniiden 5eit.
uns~ usrOffentlihtsn Depel9s murbe
an 10. September elm fransCfilae8
Sriessidiif uon ben 6lterrsi6ii6en
Sorts bel @attaro aus In ben @runo
sei6oiisn. Sn ben Sorts mar cine
brabtloie Depeide aufsefausen mor.
ben, in Der Die 8emesunssn eiues auf
fiinf3ebu 3riessldiffen unb bret Sreus
germ beltehenoen @sihmaoers, 6as In
Der Ribtuns uon @attaro fubr, senau
auge9ebeu muroen. Wtebrere Saluen,
bic pon bem eriten Sort abge9eben nlrs
ben, bobrten oas erits Der 3riessidiffe,
oas ben 5ranjoien ssbOrte, in ben
@runo, porauf bic auoeren iia fduen
Suriid3ossu. .
GBurosn jsrfOrt.
Berlin, 29. sept. Der beutide
Sreu3er r@moen" bat beute In oitinoi.
i6sn 9swdiiern pier britiibs Dampfer
uno Elm aoblsni6iff In. ben @runb &C.
bobrt.
3sppelins snttuidsln Isbbafts Ibatisteit.
9mltsroam, 29. Sept. Sn gioro.
bslsien entnideln bic Ssppeltne fortse.
istt cine lebbafte Ebdtisieit. Sin oeuts
lbes Sufti9ifi mari beute pier 8omben
In bic Stabt DeDn3e unb Srpei In bic
Stabt Ebteu. Sn Depnje purbe an'
ssbli4 bas Sloiter Gan 8injsnt be
Paul bsiddbist.
Rreujer seianfeH.
Berlin, 29. iSept., orabtIos na9
Sappille, 8. s. Die 8ei6ieBuug uon
@attaro, benz 6itsrrei6ii9en Safeu In
Dalmatieu mar sduilih erfolslos. @s
piro bsbauptet, buB elm GROCER fran.
jUFIder 9reuIsr seiunfsn 1T uuO ,mei
anoere idwsr bsidahist poroen fino.
@ollsn antpsrpsn Hsbmsn.
Rotterbam, 80. Sept. Die lebbafte
Tbdtigfeit ber Deutl9en an Der norb.
belgiihen @renje beutst auf einen ernft.
li1en Seriuh, Nntperpen 3u nebmen.
lleber $4,000 beutihe Matroien fino
BON 3iel uno auoeren beutI9en 3rie9s'
bdfen mad BriiGel sebraht worben uuo
nsroeu In Der bslsii9eu Sauptftaot In
Bereitiduft sebaltsn, nm auf elmer iri'
propilirten oeutI6en Slotte Dienit 5u
tbuu, falls gutwerpen uuo Sitenoe ge'
nomilen tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

,,Wetm 9er3 tuar
fe6r i1ltmm"

@enn Iib Elm Ser5leioen per-
ffIimmert, 9eben uiele Scltte ibre
Soffullng aui. SGtte 2elpiS Staf.
for6 10 getan, 10 pdre er mabr'
f6einli6 ieet in ieinem @robe.
Sein Ser3 nuroe 10 ibipoh, oaB Der
9lrst ibm befobl, ms 9ett gu geben,
ain6 iagte ibm, oaB pem er itA oiel
betpe9e, Tonne er iogIeih tot bin-
fallen. Stafforo botte bon Seuten
aeIelen, Die our6 Or. Wtiles' Seart
9feneop gebeilt iporoen rparen, uno
er entidlob iih, es 5u periuden.
Sier lit iein eisenes freiipiutges
Seuonis bonn erlangten &eiultat:
Yr- Riles' Seart Renebn bat MIR 70 bieI nes
bpiien, bab icl Sebermnnp baoon srsdblen nodhs
ts. R.ir 6srs NOR 10 itImm oae Der Irat min
ms 4ett ueroronete. Or alaubte, bnb tch Hte
Feline Ur6eit mebr tuH torute uno onB 20 teoen
aueenbltf tot uieberiansn moes. Jdb entities ben
Urst uuo fue on Or. gliIes, 9eart Remton ~
nebmsu Radhbem i'd etlidae Jlaiden nerbranbt
bate. iiiblts i'd tsin nno tann otel i6lusrs aS.
belt uerriheu. Sd bin Elm Gormsr nno idbreloe
6isLss nodoem i'd ben sanstr aHs q ~ 'siSs ss'
''AS' 'N'''' u. u. 8. 2. Ratlanb. Est.
Shpahe Ser3en iino b1uilger gu
| finoen oils ihrpahe 0togen, Sungen
gluaen, Hiiden ODER gtieren. 90 OF
| Ssbr Ser3 nitt i9laet, piro Sbt
Seben perfiir5t. Su ben eriten SIN
faneen fam Ser5franfbeit letbt ge
Iin6ert lueroen; uber Die Silfe ntrf
ie6en Saa i6pieriger, Wenn mar
6ie 9ebonolung binous'diebt.
9r. WHles' Seart 8emebp ntrb BOT
aIlen Nputbefern uerfauft u. garnntteri
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

@aure uu6 bic 2stte Der ileinersn.Sorts.
bic bieIe uerbinoen, iolIen bereits itari
beIAabigt Isiu. Bon ben Sorts ..wiro
oas Bombaroement lebbaft ermtoert.
Die @sl9iise. Die bic Deutiden be-
nusen, fino 6ieielben, nit oenen tie &C.
itern WtalineS bombarbirten, mebrere
Berlonen, bic aus Der Stride famen,
iOoteten uuo pisle @ebduoe, unter oie'
len bas 6oipital Der -Slsinen Shws'
iteru Der Grmen~ In Bruuo iesten.
Sort Strembant iol tbatid1lia uol'
ltduois 3eritOrt woroen lsin.
9entIde ReIoungsn optimifiiider.
Berlin, iibsr ben 9aa9, 28. Sspt.
Der Osutl tlhe @sneralitab erlieB hsuts
cine @rtldrun9, Die optimiitii6er gebal'
ten 1T, als ir9eno cine 8efauntma6ung
felt Dem Be9iuu Der Shlaht an Der
aisue. IS miro Dor allen Oin9eu
touitatirt, Oas Die Dsutideu I'M 3en'
trum beoeutsnoe Yortbeile erruugen ba'
ben, inosm ss ibuen selang. ben 5sino
bis aui ct. WtsnebOulo uno @lsrmoni
an Der Nirs Surid;uwsrfen. sluf ben
SSben Der Wtaas bleiben bic Dentihen
fortseiest i'm 8ortbsil, uno uniersr
idmeren artillsris 1T es selnneen, stnen
9hsil Der SperriOrts 3wii9en &oul
uno 8srbuu uuBer @sisAt su iessn.
Nuf oem duBsritsu rebten Sliigsl
miro nit grUBter Sitterteit 9etampft,
uub Der Ssino bat ole nur erreihbaren
Iruppen auf unlsrs SteIluns seworfen
aber nirssnowo 1T es ben Sstnoen &C.
lunssn, uorjuorinsen. SIN @e9en'
tbeil, es geluns ben Deutihen perihte'
osntlid ibrs Stslluns beoeuteno por3u'
ifieben. Der Seiuo bat nabreuo oel
Daionettsnansriffe oura uniers Erup'
pen i1mere Berluite erlitten, uno el
mu6te feline Rsierusu ins Seuer brin'
gen, nm feline Sinien 3u uerit1rfen.
Ysriu6e Der BelSier BON antmerper
aus gusidle ju MAIDEN, mnrbsn mil
i6weren Yerluiten fur bic Ueleter ab'
aewtelen. 8isls @sfansene wurben &C.
ma6t uub elm Yan3sr'automobil er'
beutet.
Sun Often 1T ss uns sslunsen. q
Meilen porSuoriusen, obsleih Die Rui
| fen i'm Sumalis Dlitritt beftigen Wtoer
| ftanb entsegeniesten. Wir baben elm
Gnsabl BON 9ei4hsen erbsutst uni
uisle 9sfanseus semaht.
9iis,n'I 'Islbunsen.
Bsfina, 2S. Sspt. Sine brabtfoi
DepeI6e Die In ::Iiie.Sian empfansel
un6 BON bort ua9 Psiius iibsrmittsl
wurbe, ftrait bic iupauiife Sissesmelo
ung BON elmer srosen Sbla9t, in be
bic Dsutihen beiisst wurben, Siisen
Die oeutihs Dspsi6e melbst, baB bi
idwaden 6sutihen Eruppen ii6, Di
bsabfi6tist, auf ibre erite Sertbsiois
un9sliuie Eians'9otp uno St2iun 40
radgesogsn baben. gu cine SHeniiu
aui Die iiberwdltisen6 ltdrfere Wtaf
Der Supaner 1T bic Oeutihe Ssiasun
uiel gu i4uad.
Sisins GritnoHnsen.
Man6eiter, Wiul., 29. Sept. Den
Ultsrrsidil9eu SOtidafter sing beut
per brabtloisr Eslesrapbie Die fol9eno
Dspside ju: Die 9ase auf benz n0rb
lihsu uuO iiOli9eu Sriegsi6auplas ID
. Often @uropas bleibt 9iinffig. Dad
, ri6ten, Die uon BEN Seinbe uerOhsnt
, lidt pOrosn iinb uuo Siese iiber Dor
, riidsuOs fsinOIi6s Eruppsn mslosu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
Wolltn antptrbtn nebmtn.

- Durd siusu Selieufall In Der
@raiip SsluuO 3ehs ju Slgpbant
purOe seftsrn Siudmitlas Sim @roesip
pou Blaielp sst6otst. wdbreno tstn
Bruoer GuOrsp tnapp sinsm slsi4sn
Shidlal eut9tus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

2adawuuua Gpeuue, SCRANTON, $o
Bel 8erreufunsen, Aueti9an'
aea ano Serfaa9ungen
made mon iofOrt @tureibunssn mil
Or. Ri9ter's =.
Pain nsD<Peler
Ssit uier,ts Subreu bstudbrt uno BE-
Ii.bt In bentf&sn Samilien ais Sans'
mtttel. csc nno soc tn apotbeten
Sur e9t NIT Gnfer.
+. AID. RICHTER & CO.,
(aus Rubolftubt, EbHrins.u,)
M-SO Washington Str, New York
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01

@.r aud Itsbt, @sib. Dsin une @tlana,
Rtrlsbr betm 8iftor Rod fdu etbtnlaue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-01
Saben bic @aas iibsriatiitsn.

Berlin, iiber 9lmfteroam, 26. Sept.
Sffi,isu purbe beute morsen betannt
ssmaGt, bas Der oeutife rehte Slii9el
Die Sffenliue sessn Die Berbiinoeteu er'
srifien uuo oieielbeu ~ Wtetlen Suriid.
Sstriebsn bat. aud nuroe gemelost,
6aB Die Dsutiden Die S6beu Der Wtaas
mad bartem Sample erflommen baben
unO tros bsftiseu Dioeritanbes itsti9
porriiden. -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
Gipe the Boy!

-Mackinaws at S3.sS to $50
-Raincoats, with hat, at s2.9s
Rubber Goats at. 81. 80
Rubber Hats at. .15c
Blouse Waists at 25c TO 81
at soc to 81
Suits at. .$2.9S to S12.5B
Bath Robes at. ..... Sl.9S
-Oyercoats at
S3.9S, $4.95 up to $1,000
SECOND FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
NEWARK EVENING STAR MONDAY DECEMBER 81 1914

last day in which to pay the bills
without an additional y per cent. IN
terest. According TO law. yesterda
was the last day. but. as it was Sun
day. Mr.. Franz decided to extend the
time until today. All checks placed il
the mail today will be accepted as on
time
The thirty-eigh clerks who have
been employed ia the tax office for the
extra work viii be discharged today
Arrangements for the carrying out Of
this program was made By Mr.. Franz
with Civil Service Commissioner Alex
ander r. Fordyce. jr.
Although no figures are obtainable
as yet. Mr.. Franz declared that las
years record went by the boards II
the amount collected this year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21

try. | was put ON special work at the
Washington Jail where Guiteau the
assassin, was confined, and for many
days 1t was my job to tell the world
the news of the aftermath of Car
fields death.
81 knew Lincoln. Garfield and
Grant. My acquaintance with Lon
coin was made when I was put at a
wire in Fort Loneoln. in 1854, wren
the Confederates were making for
Washington. One day, as I was read
ing a paper waiting for messages, a
stranger came in, put his hand on my
shoulder and said, Are there amy
messages for me, young MANI l
looked up and saw it was President
Lincoln. He stayed in the little
kitchen of the farmhouse we were
working from, and thought for half
an hour without saying a word.
It knew Grant better [ met him
in Burlington, N. J., when / was vis-
ting there Later he stopped me in
Pennsylvania avenue and asked me
Ito call on. him.
There's a good deal of pleasure in
our work. Telegraph operators are
a jovial and congenial lot. Some