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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01
BARELY ESCAPES i.
JAIL FOR LYING
Michael Frauley Reprimanded
Judge Meskill-Tracy and
Scalise Discharged.

Michael Frawley, a states witness
in court this morning, barely escaped
being sent to Jail for perjury when
he at first declined to- tell the facts
in the case in which Arthur Tracy
and Albert Saclise We're charged with
5assaulting him. After Judge Mes
kill HAD warned Him that lie wo1ild
either tell the truth or go to jail he
Iehanged his testin onys and the. facts
in the matter came out. Both
Tracy and Eealise were discharged and
because he had lied Frawley was dis
barred from receiving any witness
fees.
On complaint Of Frawley, who
claimed that Tracy and Scalise had
given him a bad beating and ex-
hibited black eye in proof thereof,
Officer Patrick Qusk arrested the
two at about 1880 o'clock Thursday
morning on Stanley street. Yester-
day the case was continued, but
FraWley even then showed an evil
dent desire to cover the matter up.
On the stand this morning he at
first said his black eve was the re-
suit Of an accident. IIe said he
was fooling on the curb and fell to
the pavement. It was evident that
he was lying and after the courts
warning he changed his story .ex-
lplaining that he had offered Tracy
land Scalise drink and they had
refused and the latter, had at once
attacked. him. He did not accuse
Tracy.
scalise admitted hitting .Frawley,
but said he did it in self-defense. He
declared that he did not give him
1.-The black eye, but was getting the
blame for what somebody else did
Judge Meskill discharged both of the
accused and ordered the clerk to pay
no witness fees tn FraW1ey, declaring
that 1t was disgusting to hear him
| lie on the. stand"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01
APPORTION GARDEN
as 10 81 $3.50 So &A~Ia ae-s#a5p 7sl
PLOTS next !: week
State Conference Of Secretaries Al
Chamber Of Commerce Today.

Applications for garden plots are
ginning to come in at the Chamber of
Commerce offices and the apointm ent
will be made Monday or Tuesday of
next week. The ground turned over
by the city for the purposes of the
Vacant Lot Exchange In the North
End park is not all that is available
for garden plots in the city. Persons
wishing the use of ground for the
summer for planting and anyone who
has a vacant lot which he would like
to see used in this manner should
communicate with the Chamber of
Commerce, ~.
Secretaries Meet Today.
A conference of the secretaries of
csm1n ercial organization in Connect
cut is being held in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms today. The meeting
started at 10 o'clock with fifteen sec
retaries present, practically all of the
principal cities in the state having re-
sponded to the call. At 1890 lunch
was served and at 2 o'clock the meet
Ing was again resumed. @-. 8
The discussion this afternoon relat-
ed to the formation Of a permanent
organization of the secretaries of COM
mercial organizations In the state and
1t is likely that such an organization
will be formed as result of today's
conference. o
Cooperative Delivery.
An important meeting of the n1er-
camille bureau committee on coop
erative delivery will be held at 10
o'clock Monday morning. Reports will
be made on the different Investigations
carried on in the city as to the erec-
ton of a central station, the purch ase
of land, and the routes and expense
of getting a satisfactory equipment.
The establishment of cooperative
delivery system in the city will not be
an insignificant financial undertaking.
It is expected the committee will be
able to make a definite report to the
directors of the mercantile bureau at
their meeting at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
The membership committee of the
chamber will meet at 5, o'clock Mon
day afternoon. Other committee meet
ings are being arranged for next
week.
Businessmen's Lunches.
At the meeting of the executive
committee Of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday afternoon. the mat
ter of busin essn ems lunches was con-
sidered. It has been decided to give
UP the plan of giving series of noon
day lunches and only one, or perhaps
two, will be arranged. Prominent
speakers will give addresses on mat
| tiers of particular interest to New
| Britain.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01
- .. Z
is VICTIM OF RACE
HATRED, SAYS WOMAN
Caroline Lucca. Italian, Says Poaisl,
Employees Are Opposed to
Her Nationality.


Caroline Lucca, an Italian woman
living on Gold street ana who is en-
I,loyed at the Corbin Screw Corpora
iicn. visited the police station early
this morning and complained that
some man had accused her OF petty
theft and was going to have her ar
rested She wanted to deny the allie
cation.
The woman also declared that she
is one of the victims or race hatred
and jealousy at the factory where she
is employed. She declared that In
her room there are two other Italian
women besides herself, while all the
rest of the employees are Polish.
The latter, she claims, do not like
the Italian women and do all they can
to get them in trouble. Recently
when she was given better job and
put on the bench to WORK. her rivals
were very jealous and are now con-
spring to have her discharged.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01
CRETONNES.
PRINTS, SCRIM
CURTAINS

Light Draperies for summer treat
ment are being shown here in COM
plete assortments. The daintiest
snades-the most charming patterns
ali tending to make for attractive
homes. -.t
When your winter draperies come
down CRETONNEs, PRINTS AND
sCRIM CURTAINS take their place
and the different qualities we show
are the best for your home.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01

pcanpagn
hn
uemC
II
from
redny qh
Clean ncAwekan do thh
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01
CITY ferns

Is Of sir Francis Drake
10. S. c., who intend going
Sunday. evening must leave
later than the $40 'dinky.
|tto: quality First. The Eddy
nd Decorating Co.--adyt..
|essful entertainment was
night by the Junior Holy
tety OF st. Joseph's church.
|trels gave an excellent per-
Snual confirmation at st.
surch will be held May 16.
y. Milan of Hartford will
fge. Forty hours devotions
b next Sunday morning at
lock.
raIter L. Halliday has re-
|om a visit to San Fran
ling of the Rockwell School
land Teachers association
|eld wednesda. evening.
hnger baseball players will
Practice at the Newington
Rnds at 10 o'clock tomorrow
J. Egan of the water board
hree hundred vacant tene-
New Britain at the present
Vhfst held Yesterday after
ELLA Rebekall lodge, /. Q.
A prize was won by Mrs G.
second prize bgj Mrs { saa:l.l Il
|aird prize By MRS. Blinn.
horial service for departed
Win BE Conducted y Tuesday
May a, by Royal ATcanur1l.
/ IS I'm eats will be served;
James z. Meski,l has given
for the defendent to re-
<ts in the suit OF Nellie Just
u Marowski, in which $50 is
Tor board. Lawyer O'Keefe
for the plaintiff and w. +.
for the defendent.
of the independent
B'nai Birth, which is in
Il San Francisco, makes it
for the Jehuda Halevi lodge,
Is. of this city to postpone
|uuet, which was to have been
Il 3, 1916, as many of the
III speakers invited to this
b attending the convention
Unable to return by that date.
4 .
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01
falrc sale Of Harry Alex.

lure Sale of Harry Alex.
noke and water sale now go-
the Alex Furniture Store at
Main street, Isl phenomenal
values being offered. Every
ling sold ut Nond erfully re-
fices. Among the innunler-
|cles will be found some ship
back orders, not in any. way
BY the ARE water or smoke,
placed IN this sale. Among
rs a s-piece library or living
|ite, Colonial style, neat ma
Frame with leather coverings.
price $3.50, sale price
(also something classy and
q 3-piece suite In solid
with loose cushions. Spe-
kade for comfort. Regular
BIS. Sale price $3.50. (Not
h printed Friday in the adj
lent. )advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01

Peter McAvay, the we'll known letter
carrier. informed the court that he is
to adopt the child, giving 1t the name
of McAvay, and consequently the
mother was given the right to assume
her maiden name as we'll as being
granted absolute divorce.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01
JupGMENr FOR PLAINTIFF.

Justice w. +. Mangan has given
judgment for the plaintiff to collect
$40 and costs in the case of Michael
Bellini versus Lougi Papa. Attor-
ney III. p. Roche appeared for the
plaintiff and Lawyer A. w. Upson
represented the defendent.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-01

There were thirty-fve fires last
month, according to the report OF
Chief r. NJ Dame. The worst. one
was at the corner of Rocky Hill ave
nue. and Kelsey streets about a week
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
A1tsiQt1S.
8ilions gfote naS Srbans
&adtrttt.
@ie ber 9lft bcS StaatsiefretGra
beurteilt tpirb-9er itHterieefriee
init slauSenSem Grfcl8 fprt8eieRt.
Die 9iuiien timer nod auf bem
1siid5us = StalieH nfHabbert"
inner nod.
Sie &rieqsIa9e.

Die i'm 8Oraus 70 piel bsiprodene
NOte Oes prGfibenten WilfOn, in grs
tpioerung auf 0eutf9lan6s 2lntport
auf 8iIions urfpriinglide 3uidrift
in 9e5us auf Den vauiitanta" s6aa III
Der 9euti6en Rsgierung eingebGnbigt
ipprben un0 bat i'm Qugemeinen penis
ger SenIatton perurfa6t als Der burG
StadtsietretGr 8rpans 9fiidtritt ge.
f6affene 3pii9enFal.
Der Son Der Tpte lit ipeit freunbs
li6er als man na9 Der Sanblungss
ipeiIe 9rpnns bate permuten folen,
beite6t aber auf Der 8ebauptung, oab
bic ,2uiitonia" unbetpaffnet mar uno
bGIt bas prtnaip aufre4t, baB unter
Den 9eieBen Der Menf9lt6tsit unb auf
@runb aqgemein anerfannter internas
tionaler 8ereinbarungen bas 2eben
neutraler perionen, bic ouf unbeipaff'
neten Sdiffen reiien, unperlebIi9 fell.
Der PrGiioent perlongt bDflib aber
beItimmt cine oefinitipe 3uii9erune
9eutTblanOs, baB es in feiusm Inter
Ieetries fiirperbin bic Rs4te BON Heus
fralen refpettieren tpiirbe.
9as @or9eben 8rpans iptrb in ben
triegfiibrenben 2Gnoern Gurppds pers
I9ieben bsurteilt. Sn gn9lanb, Srants
reid unO Stalien 1T man natiirIid
HuBerIt entriiTtet iiber 9rpans Sanbs
lunasipeife uno I6iebt oerIelben ale
mDgli9en MotiOe unter. muir 6as ri9s
tise nibt. Sn SeutIdGanb uuo Oeiter=
reid, ipo man geneigt gu iein iaeint.
bic GrtIGruns 9rBans fir boars
Miinse gu nebmen, preiit man bic
WGnnli6teit oes Stuatsietretdrs, Der
,,Iieber feline Stellung nieberlsst, nls
Elm Document gu unter5ei9nen. bds
Ieinen 9rinsipien in 8eSug auf Die
Grbaltung bes 6riebens ptoeripriht."
W1on glaubt. OaB Die Oeutihe Re=
aierune Ii6 nit Der gntport auf prG=
Foent @iIIons Speite gote 3eit lafer
pirb, Bis Der SpesioIbote bes beut=
I6en Soti6ofters in @uIbinston Sc
legenbeit sebabt, bic beutide Hssies
rung nit Der pirtli9en Sudlu9e pers
truut gu MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
Die llbr auf..unierem GsbSnbe seiga
bic Seit gum Sparen.
Mer60mts
lIn0 We60mice
Samf,
A19 Sprnee Giraffe.
SapitaI $25O,0OO.O0.
llsbrrf@ub s700.0O0.O0.
Aer3te gebe1t
1lelte NQrttu1tg

rgs siebt feline einselne Granfbsit
I'm san5cn &er5eidnis, Die 10 bieG
8eadtung in ibrer Sebaubluns bers
bient, ais 9legnliernns bes StnbIs
gangs. ~ nMeOical 9reB."
9urb 9eritopfitng ipiro elm TeiI
Der @rfremente ms 9lut aufgeiaugt
iino bieies @ift sebt in ieoes Glieb
bes S0rpers. uno beruriad)t blaue
&inee Inn Die glueen, blei6e &C.
ii6tsiarbe un6 slppetitloligfeit.
On. Yiiles' qaratibe Sablets
fino Die erIte Silfe in Srnnfbeit.
Sie fiibren Ieift uno anaenebm ab
imo MAIDEN feline 2eibidmer5en. sic
itnb 10 iiiB pie 3uder 1ub seben
Dem feinlten Gimme feinen glnItoB.
2eiite, Die piele Sabre on Ser.
itopfiins Iitten, finoen in ibnen bic
ibeale SiIfe. glnnie 9f. gaImer BON
Rifflineton, Ra., fdrieb fiiraIi6:
SO Iitt finfunospansia Sabre an gsraD.
pinnq. nno treue mid iaaen su onrfen. bas Or.
UliIes 2aratine Tablets mir mebr gtbpIien bns
ben. ais irarub etiuas ionii. mas i'd nod ie gee
brnueht babe. Sd letbe niclt mehr unb Id iuakbe
allen on Rerftopfung 9eoenoeH anrattn, Or.
Wiles' aaratiue Tablets su eebraueben, bq lH
Osipib bin oab ibnsn babartb GebOlieH ipirb.'
Or. Iiles' 2aratipe Sablets
nRimm cine Sablette sur sibenbitnabs
tlnb eriuadI mprsens frifd] nnb seinHb."
gerfauit bpr ailen 9lpotbefern iHr %
Gents per SdIadDtel ppll 25 Dozen. SIM
Gal nift 5nfriebenitellenb, tuirb Sbr
gelb Snriiderftattsi.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart. Indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- Die GrunSoien tparen es. Die in
Oteiem ariese Suerlt Stintbomhen ans
menbeten. 9aoaraufbiui baben ibnen
bic Seutiden seseiet, Oab iie in bieiem
Sadie ebeniOmeit por9ei6ritten lino.
Sariiber srobe @ntriiitung. Die frdn-
SOiii6e 8eaierun9 bat nun greiie fir
etne @rfinOun9 uusgei6rieben, nie man
Die Seuti6en Dirtiam ;eritOren tann.
Siner Der geperber ma6t nun fnlaen=
ben gOriala9: Man ne6me elm Gubel
tldfenber Sunoe Tan ipel6en ia in
6rautrei6 tetn Mangel iit), beieittae
einen autOmutii6en 8epolber an i6ren1
&Opf, oeiien 9lbsue nit einem Srabt
nit Der 9innlabe bes Sunoes berart
ptrbunOen lit, baB bel bem @etlaife bic
S6ieberet lOsgebt. Damn niro Die
Weute auf bic 9euti6en losgelaiien.
SauOn Oeripri6t man ii1 erobe @rfol.
&c. Dtun tit alio in 6rantreid pirt.
lid vauf ben Suno getOmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

1 ~if.U.-
1874 gefaGIen fino. 9ies brinst bic
9ejamtsabl britif9er @erluite pGbs
renb Der leBten @o9e auf 900 Diff
5iere unb 10000 Mann.
Die 2pnboner ,.Gbening Netps" bat
cine 0epei9e aus petrperab erboIten,
ipeI6e lautet:
.9ie Diebereroberung BON berlores
mem 9elGnoe in ben baltiI9en propins
gen bur6 bic Seuti9en benefit, bub
Die ReIerben 9eliti6ldnbs auberors
bentlt9 iinb. Mun fddBt, 6uB eine
Miaion Mann gegen 9smberg pperie=
rem. unb 100000 Mann om Onieiter.
bic ale nit @affen unb Munitipr
ret9lih Oerfeben iinb. Sn Der &c
geno BON Sboipli, mo bic RufIen pors
bringen, bnben bic 0eutI6en ibre
Sruppen auf pierunbeinbolb 9trmee
torps 9ebra6t unO ii9 Oomit Die
lleberSabl geiihert."
Rod elmer aug Berlin eingetroffes
nen 9epeIbe bat Der 8iSetanSler &les
mems 9elbriid i'm preuBiT9sn 2anbs
tag bic @rtGGrung, ubsegeben, bnb bos
Robrun9smittelprobIem als gel0it ons
sefeben iperben tann, aumal bstrGcbts
Ii9e @orrdte iiber bic 3eit Der toms
member @rnts rei6en. 1.
Ra6 elmer oufoenommenen StotiItif
iiub nod $685., ,929 iibsri6iiTfse 9ops
pel5entner Mebl porbdnben. 9lebnli6
ftebt ss nit ben 8orrGten bon 9ars
toffeln, Die aIs normal bsaei9net lpers
ben f6nnen.
Ser preubifdbe NderbduminiIter err
tlGrte Dem 8ubeetausIdub 6ss annbs
tases, bab bic beutiben Sruppsn a6ts
| sis prosent bes bon ibnen ottupiertsn
aanbes in 8eIsien unb gforbFrnntrei6
beifelIt ba6en.
Cine gerIiner 0epef6e an Die ,&0ls
nif6s 3situng" mslbet Folsenbes:
Der politii6e Simmsl auf bem
9altan bat iib etpas gsiIGrt. gpus
mdnien bot bas erite @nsebot Der 9lllis
irten. England, 5runtreid uno Rubs
Lamb. als unseniiseno suriidsstpiefen.
r4u9 8ulearien bat bon ben Iuiirs
ten beifimmte Offsrten erbnlten. Gs
III ni9t betunnt, pb iie bon 8ulgarien
Formen suriidsetpiefsn tpur6en; oa
absr 8uIsarisn elm GinperitGn0nis
nit Rumdnien bat, 70 biirfte 8uIgas
rien bem 8eifpiel RumGniens folsen,
~0iefe annubme Iiest nm 70 nGber.
als 8ulsarien Dor alien auf Der 9lbs
tretung bes SeiIes bon Wloeebonien
beifebt, ipel9en ibm Serbi.n na9 bem
Dipeiten 8aItuntrieg sntriFen bat. Die
Qaiirten baben oiefes @ebiet nod nidt
ungebpten. 8ulgarien TT natursemGb
mud ,an Der tiirtiT9en @renae inter-
.fiiert. aber Die bulsarii9en Staatss
mdnner tpiFsn bor allen bic SdtTa6e
gu ipiirbissn, bob Oie @elesenbeit, oos
macebonii9e 9,biet su setpinnen, ents
lpsber iebt ober niemals tpmmen
muB."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

am %. 9tpriI, 1913, tpurbe Ole
biibf9e, pierSebnjGbrige Marp gbdsan
ermprbst in Der 8Ieift;ftfabrtt in ats
Ianta uufsefunben. in Der fie anssitelt
mar, unb bic Srant leitete. sic mar
offenbar erlpiirgt tporben. Die 2ei6s
purbe i'm 8aIement am Sfen sefun=
ben. 9rei Sage fpdter tpurbe Grant,
bouinIs Superintenoent Der 5abrif,
berboftet, unb ipeitere atpei Sage ipd.
ter Elm libel beleumunbeter Reser, Sim
gonlep, Der bann Staotsseuss ipurbe,
unb ouf 9runb pon oeHen 4usfdgen
Srant TpGter, nm "a. Mai, bes Mors
bes bes senannten MGbdens angettast
uno am %. 4usuft fir TduIbia be-
funben ipurbe. gr follte am 10. Sfs
tober eebdnst iperben.
unbefansene in acknowledgement
3nbl finb Der Qnftft, bob Der Heesr
Der M0r6er mar, ipGbrens Grant, Der
BEN beffen 2eumunb bat unb eegen
beFen S9ulb f9on BITE 3eitbsrbdltniiTe
bei benz 9srbreden fpreden, gar nidts
NIT bem 9erbreden gu tun sebobt baz
ben fou. 4ber in 2ftlanta mar, ar>
gsbIib aus polittIden un6 RaFens
griinOen-Srant iit SsrueIit- Elm ses
fGbrli9er Mob su1dmmen eefommen,
ber ieIbit I'm 9ertdt eine seraoeau
terroriiiersn6e Sattung einnabm, bic
ungebIi9 bic @ef4pprensn einsefdii4s
tert bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

Srau: .Sriiber mar mein Wann
terngefunb, ober ieitbem er Stat
Tpteli, bat ers balo nit benz Ser5en,
baIb NIT Der 9eber au tunl"
xSie perben bod niht bebaupten
poIen, 6ab oas bonn Stutfpieleu bers
riibre2"
,SelbftperitGnbli9; kr fpielt ims
mer nit BEN 9lrst unb benz 4potbe'
ter!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

Srantrei6 oantt ben glmeritanern
fir ibre llnterltiibung; bat aud ale
llria6e oaSu; pbne Die ameritanii6e
gieutralttdt itiinoe es idlimm nm
SrantreiG.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

= Sas tiirtif6e llnterieeboot bas
bic brittiden PanSer v3rtumpb" uno
u pMojeittc" perientte, oiirfte ben @ng=
lGnoern betunnt por9etOmmen iein-
~ Waoe in GermanD.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
Sn bersrhen Treube.

Strol6 (su feiuem @srtetoiger, tpels
der ibn freitriegD: nDie foa t9
S9nen oanten, Serr 9OttOr; mann g
ipoIIen, bring i an aOnturrenten
BON Sbnen uni"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- Die 9uiien 6aben aus SItpreuBen
ganSe @eri6tsbibliotbeten, oasu mos
oerne Safieni6rGnte, &unitiddBe uno
Derglet6en weggeihleppt. llno oa
9iebi es INNER nod 2eute, Die bebaup=
ten, lie ieien feline Gultlirtrd9er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- Selbit Oem irgIten Gerbre6er
piro i'm Geri6tsiaale erlaubt, iib gu
pertbetoigen. 9on Seutihlano erpar.
tet man, Oab es iid ungebDrt perur=
tbeilen lGbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- 9ie beuti6en Siege bon 1870
II baben Stalien geidaffen. Die Oeuts
i6en Siege BON 1915 werben Stulten
sertr Il mmern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
DieEelepbonnummer oes. Bo6snblatt'
1T test 23O9 (nsuss).

pllnb Seutidlanb fam nt4t unterlie'
gen,
@einS6pert, es lieet in itarterSano-
Sic pOllen ferben Doer iie9en
5iir's tbeure 9aterlanbi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- &ein @unber, baB ben gllliirten
Der Stmmel tbrer SOffnun9en 10 grau
eri6eint! Sic 6elo9raren Iie9en gu
2anbe, bic Meer9rauen iie9en CUR See.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- Setm 2eien Der fransOiii6en Se-
ri6te punOert man ii6 tmmer pieber,
pie es tOmmt, Oab bic 6ransOien ni6t
ldngIt in Berlin ein9esogen iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- 9ln ben Yuntttn, mo ibnen bic
Seiierrei6er teinen 8iOeriiauO entge=
seniebten, errin9en Die Staliener Steg
nuf Sie9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- pSn unierem Serjen bat SeutId=
Lamb ben eriten plab," i6reibt Elm
ameritaniider S6riftiteler." qlber in
unieren Munittonsfabriten tit oas lei-
Der anOers. % nebmen bic 2laitrten
ben erten unb lebten YlaB Elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

- 3utiinfti9e &eOensarten: 5reil
ipie Der Seuti6e, periioe ME Der Srite,
ra6iii6tis wie Der SranSoIe, periala-
gen mte Der Staliener, bumm mie eiu
Soiat-pneutral" nie Elm glmeritaner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

= 9ie Staliener peroen balo BON
einem Glpenoriiden befallen iein, oas
fie 10 lei6t ni6t turiren tOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
UiGiam j. BrDan.

CT beabiiGtigt fidl an bic Spife
elmer 5riebcHsbcipeanns Sn fteaen.
@iLIium Senninss 8rpan bat feline
StelIung dIs StaatsietretGr i'm &abis
nett bes PrdfiOenten WiIfon ansebli9
aus Dem 9runbe nieberselegt, neil er
nit Dem Son Der speiten Note bes
PrGiibenten on 9eutidlanb in 8eaus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
Gnra1to.
Sur nod cine SOHnnns fir
SEQ Wt, Trant.

eeiu S&ittiaI rubt ieht in ben
SGnbcn beS WuuueruenrS = Cob
eiueS altcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Strbeiter sesen 9SaffenauSfnbr.
sSlptte bleibt i'm 9(tlantic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
WAGES OF WAR OFFICE
CAUSE OF LABOR TROUBLE?

LONDON. March 2T.-Ncmbers OF tho
House of Commons who have been in
V"st!Eat!ng recent labor troubles in va
rious parts of Great Britain have re-
c"ivea several complaints from manu-
facturers that the extremely high
wages paid by the War Oi,icc IL one OF
the great difficulties with which thov
have "a deal
In question put TO tho War Office
ono OF ihc members gives details OF
s"ch complaint lie states that in n
,distTiot OF sussex boys who formerly
earned from $3.50 to S325 "A week orn
getting wages which average nearly
SIC. ana that while the standard ware
Tor carpenters is from $3.50 TO $40 a
week. tho War Ofice is payint. s2i 20
The war bonus" an increas. IN
wages which was awarded mrs; 20 the
railway men ana miners, IS now being
extended TO various other departments
OF public and scmipublic employment,
Siding scale of bonuses TO employees
OF Tho London subways has tust hoo,
announced to continue until the end ~,
mo war and tho London police com
missioner has notified all policemen
that tho government will give than q
war bonus OF 75 cents n week COW,
ihencinE from March IL. bringing their
minimum wage up to s1o.75 week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARKENS, HAIR
It's GrandmOther's Recipe to
Restore Color, Gloss
and Thickness.

, Hair that loses Its color and lustro
or when II fades. turns gray, dull and
iiifelesS, Is caused by n lack of sulphur
liz tho hair. Our grandmother made
UP a mixture or Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful.
and thousands OF women and men who
value that even color. that beautiful
dark shade of hair which Is 10 pttrac-
tive, use only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture by asking Mt any drug store for
n 50-cent bottle OF "Wyeth's SnKe and
Sulphur Compound which darkens tbs
hair so naturally. 80 evenly, that no
body can possibly tell 1t has been an
piled. BESIDES. IT takes Off dandruff.
stops scalp Itching and falling hair.
You just dnmpen n sponge or soft brush
with 1t and draw this through your
hair. taking one small strand at time.
Hy morning tho gray hair disappears:
hut what delights the ladies' with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Is that, be-
sidcs beautifully darkening tho hnir
after few applications. It also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives IL
on appearance of abundancc.--Adver-
tiScncnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
Fined for Reckless Driving.

William Keys. coiored. was fined $50
and costs in the Police Court yester-
day on charge of fast and recklessly
driving n horse, from the IIyBcia sta
b!es. through the streets