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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-31
WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT ;
N THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO :

From The Washington Standard for
December so, 1866. Vol. vi. No. 8.
The director of the United States
mint at Philadelphia has made for
secretary of the treasury specimens
of eagles, dollars, halves and quarters
bearing the motto, "In God We
Trust" in addition to other legends.
Secretary McCulloch approves the de-
signs and the coins hereafter will
bear that motto.
jerks of Rhode Island has intro
duced in congress a constitutional
amendment providing for the cleo
ton Of president and vice president
by direct vote Of the electors.
A San Francisco paper notes on ex-
hibition in that city redwood planks
seven feet FIVE inches wide and IL
feet long. They were sawn by a H.
foot circular" Some Of the mills
on the Sound saw plank 1eo feet
long and tive or three wide. Our
story IL longer but not SO broad.
The California Steam Navigation
company has placed a line of steam
ers on the San Francisco and Sand
witch Island trade.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-31

licensed physician to issue a prescrip-
ton for intoxicating liquor except in
good reason to believe that the person
for whom 1t is issued Is actually sick,
and that the liquor is required as
medicine, Every Ever, prescription for in
name and address of the physician. the
name and quantity of liquor prescribed.
the name of the person for whom pre-
tion is written, and directions for the
use Of the liquor so prescribed. Upon
the conviction second time Of any
licensed physician Of a violation Of the
unlawful for such physician thereafter
to write any prescription for the fur
nishing. delivery or sale Of Intoxicating
druggist or pharmacist to knowingly
fill any such prescription written or
signed by any physician who has been
con vic the second tine OF violation
Sec. 6. The issuance of an internal
revenue special tax stamp or receipt by
the United States to any person as
retail dealer in Intoxicating liquor,
sale OF intoxicating liquor by such per-
son at the place of business of such
person where such stamp or receipt Is
posted Il, at the time, the s nppf Or re-
That this section shall not apply to
the records OF the United states Inter-
nal Revenue once. certified to by any
United States Internal Revenue ofiicer,
deputy or assistant having charge of
such records or stamps which shows
that the United States special liquor tax
has been paid by any person charged
with selling, bartering. exchanging.
giving away furnishing or otherwise
disposing of intoxicating liquor in -vio-
lation Of this act. shall be competent
and prima facie evidence that the per-
son whose name appears on said records
or stamp, as shown by certified copy
has paid the special liquor tax for the
time stated therein.
Sec. Z That it shall be unlawful for
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28

Persons desiring 70 become chauf-
feurs, are required'to register with
the secretary Of state, To pass = men
tel examination, and to pay . fee Of
81 for operating q motorcycle, Or sS
for operating an automobile, Every
chauffeur hall be furnished with an
official badge, which he shall be re-
quired to wear whenever operating .
motor vehicle.
Whoever operates q motor vehicle
faster than 5 miles per hour in the
business section Of q municipality q
more than 15 in other sections thereof
Or more than 20 miles per hour outside
Of a municipality shall be fined not
more than $25. For the second offenst
not more than $50.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
The north end Of town has been
having siege of measles.

The north end Of town has been
having siege of measles.
Mrs. Prouty is on the sick list.
Sunday evening there will be q spec
ial service at the Congregational
church about some Of the worlds pic
lures and their painters.
The class of 1914 has presented the
York high school with q DeautIul sci
of books and a fine picture.
Miss Pauline Spooner expects to at
! tend summer school at Kent and Mr..
Charles Bart will attend the Cleveland
Normal.
Mr.. William Crosby and family are
visiting relatives in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Mary Phillips will attend com
mencement exercises in Doylestown on
Friday evening, where her brother
Tom, is principal.
At the close of the commencement
exercises on Friday evening, Miss
Laura Fahrion was presented with 9
scholarship from Mt. Union college
for having the highest average in her
class for the three years course.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
OHIO AUTOMOBILE LAW

"a chauffeur i person wil0g vp5I
ates q motor vehicle for hire, or as an
employee Of the owner thereof. The
owner is q person who rents Of pur-
chases the exclusive right to q motor
vehicle for more than 80 days. Every
owner Of a motor vehicle shall file an
nually with the Secretary Of State q
description Of his motor vehicle and
his own name and address, on a blank
furnished for that purpose. Accom-
panying such blank shall be fee ot
So FOR each motorcycle; So for each
electric automobile and S. for each
gasoline or steam automobile.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28

In the jungles and fields. in
our factories. etc, $4,000
men are employed to meet the
demand for Goodyear tires.
No other tire commands
anywhere near such favor.
And this spring has shown,in
sales to dealers, an increase
of So per cent. y
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
MALLET CREEK

Mrs. Susan Burrer. is at her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. John Radie's home in Litch
field suffering with broken collar
bone.
Mrs. and Miss st. Peter and little
Valoid Napoleon St. Peter of Lorain,
are the guests of Mrs. Anna Huston.
A number from the Mallet Creek
W. C. T. u. attended the county con-
vention at Litchfeld on Tuesday and
report an excellent meeting.
Mr.. Clare Goodrich Of Belden, VT,
who has been spending week in NAL
let Creek, went to Elyria to visit rel
atives on Tuesday evening. He was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. E.
Goodrich.
The York Grange met at the town
hall on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell, Mr.. Okla
Manning and Mre. Jane Sage Of Elyr-
ia were Sunday guests at Mr.. George
Manning's.'
There was large attendance at the
York H. S. Alumni meeting on Sat
urday evening. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year: president, John Beck; vice-pres.,
Earl Pierce; secretary, Miss Marie
Parker; treasurer, Miss Laura Fahr-
ion.
Mrs. Towne was called to Michigan
on Saturday last by the critical illness
of her mother.
Memorial day services will be held
at the M. P, church next Sunday morn
ing; Rev. Hooper will oficiate.
The Congregational church was fill
ed on Friday evening to listen to the
commencement exercises. The church
was festooned with pink and white anc
green. The Juniors had designed 3
boat as the main feature Of the decor
ations. "A chorus Of S3 voices from
the seventh and eighth grades opened
the exercises which were pleasing ttrr
out. The eighth grade graduates wer,
Edith MalIery, Frieda Clark, Louis
Bohley, Rupert Echle, Emma Todd
Violet Huston, Hildah Branch, Levi
DobsOn, Arthur Kaiser, Gladys Hach
eKbarg Clara Harvey, Emory Cole
man Rose Bailey.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
Euehner, Florence seheelhas, Mar

Kuehner, Florence Scheelhas, Marie
Gienke, Ruth Schnabel
The old time social given BY the
high school alumni last Saturday ev-
ening and attended by about 40 grad
yates and former graduates, was pro
nounced by all as success.
Miss Meta Weidner was in Cleve'
is.Ild Sssiis.;.; ,-;s;ting at the home o.
her brother Arthur and wife.
George and Herbert Hoppe O
Taft, California, came home last Sun
day. Their father, Mr.. Chas. Hoppe
is very low at present.
Mr.. Herman Platz and wife OF Cleve
land, visited at his fathers, =. =
Platz's.
Miss Florence Obermiller returned
to Mineral City, after a two weeks
vacation.
The following is motto every mar
ried man should read, since the open
ing of saloons in Valley City:
Start saloon in your own house
Be the only customer. You will hav'
no license to pay. Go to your wifi
and give her so to buy a gallon o
whiskey and remember there are s.
drinks in one gallon.
Buy your drinks from no one bu
your wife, and by the time the frs
gallon is gone she will have So to pu
into the bank and So to start bushes
again.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
How's This I

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. @
#. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o..
Cheney for the last is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his Arm:
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonstiDation.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28

Earlald Wcltaer and uife spent
Saturday and Sunday IN SmithviIIe
with her aunt, Mrs. Funk.
\ !. ]. Snyder's sister spent Sunday
at his home.
Emma Ballasch spent Sunday IN
Cleveland
Mrs. G. s. Shaw was in Wooster on I
Saturday.
Lee. Goldner and family visited at
her parents, s. n Porter's, at Mall
let Creek Sunday
Sunday, May 80, will be the town
ship Sunday school convention at the \
Methodist church at Lafayette. "A
good program is arranged for both for
afternoon and evening.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28

Should YOU live ten years, and con-
tinue to buy booze from her, and then
die with snakes in your boots, size will
have money enough to bury YOU der
Gently, educate your children, buy q
house and lot, marry a decent man
and quit thinking about you.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
GRANGERBURG

Regular Sunday service every Lords
Day at 1890 and 1880; s. S., 1850.
The lecture last Lords Day eve on
the "Prodigal Son" filed the church.
The Illustrations were beautiful and
the rendition of Home, Sweet Home"
by Miss Edgington was captivating.
Next lecture will be on the Good Sa-
maritan.
There will be special memorial
service next Lords Day at 1O:30 in
the M. E. church. The male quartet
has charge of the music. All old
soldiers, their families and friends,
are especially invited. DR.. Mente,
pastor.
Many cases of measles are reported
in the northern part of the town. Sew
eral cases are very complicated
Mrs. L. H. Foote and Mrs. Chester
Of Cleveland were viSitors at their
sisters, Mrs. 0. L. Robinson's, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Petty, who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs. VIM
Houck, have returned to their home at
Mt. Carmel, ILL.,, where Mr.. Petty is
in charge of one Of the mogul engines
of the C. C. C. & st. L. R. R.
Mrs. Clara Miller visited in Hinck-
ley on Friday last. They tell us that
there is very fine millinery store in
Hinckley. Wonder of this has any
thing to do with the visit?
Miss Ritz of Hinckley and Mr. ant
Mrs. Edgington we're callers az the
parsonage on Saturday last.
Clair Miller, our Holstein cattle dea
er, took some very fine stock to Pen
insula, Summit county, on Friday.
There was called meeting of tn
board of directors of the Granger Y
M. C. A. at the parsonage on Frida!
evening.
The Mcmillan family were calling
on friends in the Burg last Saturday
Two more souls were made happ!
last Saturday at the parsonage. Mr.
Grove Sylvester and Mrs. Jennie Reck
ert, both of Coddingville, were the in
terested parties, with the license clerl
r in Medina furnishing the way.
Miss Ritz, who has been assisting
Mrs. Sherm Ganyard the last few
weeks, has returned to her home a
Hinckley.
The citizens Of Granger and vicin
ity will meet at G. H. S. on Saturda!
at 1870 p. M, to celebrate Decoration
Day; the school children are special!
requested to see that plenty of fower'
are obtained for the decorating Of tn
graves. Come and show your patriot
ism and loyalty to the old flag ant
your respect for the men who preserv
ed our nation in the days Of '61:
Perry Averil and daughter Of Roy
alton we're visiting at the Frank Av
eril home over Sunday. They ar
taking lessons on automobi'ing, hav
ing purchased REQ. Keep you
children out of the highway at pres
ent; we will inform you when DANCE
is past. Safety first.
Mrs. Fred Ganyard has class /
music of over 20 pupils; knowing he
musical talent we bespeak for the pr
nils successful term.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28

spite all price
reductions.
Goodysars
arebetterthan
ever. Lately
wehaveadded
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
VALLEY CITY

Ten young folks were confirmed at
Lutheran Zion's church on Pentecost
Sunday, namely: Robt. Schnabel, Jno.
Otterbacher, Arthur Bayer, Fred Glen
ke, John Frank, Frank Reuter-, Esther
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
Prices Down
Goodyear hasmade in about

Goodyear hasmade in about
two years three great price
reductions, totaling AS per
cent Tie last was on Feb
ruary 1st Olrnatchless out
put enables a value which no
other maker can duplicate,
Goodyears mean less trou-
ble,lessupkeep. Thatisproved
BY our exclusive features, our
dominant place. and the swell
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-28
Extra Values

; .N q .
The reason is, we fcrtiEy
our tres. We give the best
that Others give. plus Ave ex-
elusive features. II costly
ways, employed byno one else,
we combat:
Cuts Insecurity
Blowouts Punctures
Loose Treads Slidding
And We never skimp. De-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30

fbuIs bon 9inbenburs buuptfd9Ii5
oaour9 beri9uIbet fporoen, ooB felt
Dem tiiraIi9en @e9IeI i'm rufiiI1en
9D4ittpmmanoo Die -psiie Stratesie"
oes 9robfiiriten MtOlaieipitI9 ani9eis
memo bel Settle gslsgt fei.
Dem 3oren als bem neuen Sbers
befeblsbober tpirb Der 8orpurf aez
ma6t. Die &ufen bGtten, anitatt ibren
u9eOroneten RiidSug~ fOrtsuIeben, ii5
au lange nit Di0eritono dufgebolten.
Saour9 fei Dem Oeutfden Sserfiibrer
cine siinitise 9eIesenbeit geseben, Die
er iebt nit allen &r1ften ausniibe.
Weiter fagt Der WiilitGria9perItGnz
bigger: n@s NOR Elm GROCER S9lag,
ben Die beutf9s 2anaIlerie boIlfiibrt
bat, aIs iie na9 Dileita unb bem
8abntnotenpuntt MolO6etI I9no porz
orans, benn bic BON bort nad5 ploat
uno Wltnst fiibrsnbe 8abn mar pffenz
bar Der Suuptipss fir Die 3ufubr bon
8orrGten ni9t nur fir bic gBilnaz
4rmee, fOneern au9 fir aIIe rufFIden
Sruppen, Die an Der Slonimz
Gront tdmpfsn.
~Gs mar elm GROCER Jebler Der ruff
itf4en Seereslsitung, Ii9 oiefs 8erz
binbuns nebmen su Iafen. Die
f4Dertpissenoe Solge ipirb fein, baB
oas ruffif4e Centrum uno Die Roros
arms. auHmebr sesioungen fnb, ses
trennt bon einanber gu opsrieren. Die
Noroarmee permag tpenis gu tun, Inn
ben QHi9lAB tpit6erber3uitellen, od iie
felbft i'm Baum bon 9inaburs aeasn
ilberlsgsne beuti4e Strsittrdfte fGms
pfen muB."
Dus sunse Snt.rsFs gnglanbs ri&s
tet itd i'm auasHblid ni9t 70 iebr auf
siten mDgli6en ginfal Der 9eutf tf6en,
als DieInebr auf bic 5rase Der allse<
meinen @ebrpflidt, Die nun unbe6inat
aussetrusen iperben piro. Die Sons
fcriptiOniitsn" i'm aobinet iinb spar,
10 biel man bislang aus ben ipis
berfprs6eRben @eriidten entnebmen
tonnte, in Der Minberaabl, absr fie
limb entidlofen, ss ouf eine Rabinetss
trtfe antommen gu laffsn. tpenn es
ibnen nidt eelinst, ibre aOIIsgen, gum
srOBten SsiIe penisitsns, in ibr Eager
binifber au 5ieben. Die ~GOnfcriptio'
uiften" tperben, pie bas vgbronicle"
fust. nit Dem .Mute Der 8srsp.if.
lung" fir Die uqsemeins DsbrpFIi9t
fdmpfen unb bnmit 6as 2anb por cine
isbr idpere un0 ipeittrasenSe gnts
i9ei6uns iteIIen, benn 6as Iebte DOrt
ion in elmer aIssmsinsn abftimmung
bon bem @oIte ielbIt 9siproden ipsrs
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
Den Ronen 8r q 6 b ogeIs.


Die 9eutI6e SiItOrif9e 9eieuIhaft
bon Hep gOrt pernnItaltete neulif
cine 5eier on Der 9rabitdtte llor
8rn6pogeIs auf Dem Slsspp Sollotr
sSriebbofe bel Sarrptopn, q. o., ans
lGbIi6 Der pflanSung elmer 2inoe,
ipel9e bon Der Staot ct. 2ouis, ges
legentli6 bes a6tSigiten @sburtstosea
bes 9i6ters, fir bieien 3ped Der
9euti9en SiitOrif9en 9eienfdaft oes
Stautes gep gort seitiftet ipOrOsn
mar.
Cine erobe un6 erleiene 9eieaf 9aft
bon Serren unb Oamen Der bornebms
ften &reife Der Stabt, Dor alien aud
Sie Samilie bes @eFsierten. bate iid
5uinmmenesftnben, I'm biefer tpiirbis
gen Seter betsuppbnen. Serr 2etfez
mann, Der prGfibent Der Stitorif9en
9eIeuf6aft, tuiss in treffliden, ipoblz
getpGblten Dprten ouf ben 3ped Der
3ufammentunft bin unb IteIIte Serrn
Or. emanuel 8aru9 nor, Der cine ges
fiiHbolIe @,bddtnisrsoe bielt. Rad
ben Worten Or. 9aruds lesten bic
serfommeIten 9GIte Gi6enaipeige auf
Dem 9rabt llbo 8ra9bosels unb benz
benadbartsn @rabe fsines 5reunbes
Rarl S9ur5 unb oefeu iiiusit Deritors
benen So9ter nieoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
A1tsGan0.
8ilna if bsuti@, 9iina6urs
mir6 eS bal0.
SinbeHbarss Mrmeen ridden ben
Rnifea tiiditis aufs JeII - Die
stelIunsnabme SnlsarienS benH.
rubist bic aatirteu-Sest sebt es
Be8en SerbieH loS-@riedlenlaab
bat @DbtititerHHs aaseurSaet.
Die g RriegsIage

Sir bic @erbiin6eteu bat bic Rriegsz
Iuse tpGbrenO Der abseioufenen @o9e
cine burdaus .rfreuli9e Wen6ung ses
nournen. 4uf alien &ri@sI9aupIGtz
en- ftHo Die 8erbiinbeten iiegrei9 ees
ipeien unb uuberoem buben ii9 bic pos
Iitii9en @erbdItnife auf Der galtans
baIbiniel fir fs 70 siiuftis seftaltet,
6ob ben 4liirten bereits 6e6entli9 Der
Uiut fintt. Sir gnglano unb feline
Greunoe fdeint alIes f9isf au seben
unb es f6eint ibnen ni9t einmal ses
linsen gu tpoIen, bic 10 notipenoigen
9eloer in benz fonft 70 britenfreunoz
lihe Nmerifa auf5utreiben.
gluf Dem 6itli6en &riessI6nuplaB
baben Die glrmeen Der 8erbiin6etsn bic
RuFen uuf Der ganSen 9tnie auriidses
brGngt. SinOenburgs armeen baben
geipaltige SortI6ritte gema9t uno Die
Rufen in cine berSipeifelte Gage ses
bra9t. Wilna tpuroe eenpmmen unb
Die Nrnee oes 9eneral BON gihborn
bat our9 Die ginndbme bon Wlolos
betI9np Die 8abnlinie 2iba-Plobt
our9Ihnitten. Sn Dem 0reied Dils
na-2ioa-Dileita ipurbe elm 8ers
fu5 gema9t, ole aus nabeau 500, 900
Mann beItebenoe ruT1ifbs Qrmse sinz
aui9lieBen, bod selans es tpenisitens
einem Sell Der Rufsn, auf miiblamen
Wdrf9en iiber bic f9ledten 2anbitras
ben ii9 aus Der S9linge ou aieben.
Die RGumuRs Don 2itbauen bat be-
reits begonn.n un6 au9 bic RGumung
bon &ieip III nabe5u poIlen6et. 0ie
lebte Riidaueslinie Der RuHen, 2ibo-
8aranotpitfd-WHst. 1T fiiolid bon
2iba our9Iduittsn tporben.
Die Sruppen Ses SsIbmdrIdaIIs
bon Sinoenburg bdben Die RuFen iiib<
ipeitIi9 bon 0iinaburg BEL Ssmlina
esidIusen. Die ruiiif9e SrOnt burds
bro6en unb bisle 9efdngene senommen.
Die Sseressrupps 6es prinaen 2sopolo
bon 9apern bat bic MoltI9ao iibers
f6ritten, bor 8aranopitI9 Die ruff
f9en SteIIunsen geitiirmt uno bic
Stubt SifrOp mad beftisen 2Gmpfen
eingenommen. Ser rehte Slii9el bat
oen Sginstis&anoI iiberI9ritten unb
1T segen 0Obroilatpta bOrseriidt. Sc
gen @noe Der Wo9e befenben iih Die
Iubenforts bon 9iinoburg In ben
SGnoen Der Seuti9eu uno Der SAL
Der Geituns ftanb ftiinbIid gu ertpars
ten.
glu6 auf benz tpeifli9en Rriegss
idaupIab iinb Die @erbiinosten ipGbs
renb Der peredngenen Wohe ungemein
tGtig eetpeien. Sa Der Champagne
iin6 bic 9eutI9en tief In Die frdnaOIis
I9sn StsIlungsn einge6runsen. g(n
Der Somme baben ole 0eutI9en ibre
@egner on perI9iebenen StelIen aus
Iibren Stellunssn eeiporfen. nobel Die
SSransofen I9pere 8erlufte erlttten.
ct. MenebouIb, an Der eirsisen nod
na9 @eroun fiibrsnoen GiIenbobn Die
ii9 i'm 8eiiB Der 6ranaoien befinbet.
iit bon ben 9sutfben aus tpeittrusenz
ben 9sTdiibsn bei9oFen tpOroen. au9
Qrrds 1T ipie0er BON ben 9eutf9en
beI9ofen pOrOen unb Lungs Der sans
5en 5ront 1T Die QrtiIerie energii9
in Sdtisteit eetpeien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
OIeue
8oOenbeOedungeil.

Eros osm srossn Wiansel on Rob
material uno Jarbitofen, iowie eiusl
BreiserbDbuus pou 10 bis rs Pro3ent
lit unlsrs Ssrbftausitslluns uon Rn9s
TuRteppiden uno 9inolenmS uniiber
trefflia. rlub bas bette BON allsm 1T,
oas Die olten Breiie INNER nod Dor
bsrrften, nit uur eiuisen ausnahmsn
lBas INNER Sbre SuBbooenbeoedunf
.ylothpeuoiafeitsu" lein mo9en, fauTer
Sie niGt, bic Sis oieie srOBarties aus'
wabl inipisirt habsu.
EapeItrp Russ, $3.50 bis s21.
Nrmiufter Russ, SIS bic s27.50.
Boon Bruliels rugs, $19.75 bis $29
Yelpst Ru9s, $3.50 bis $25.
gBilton Russ. $32 so bic $50.
. Sartiorb Saronp Rues, $50.
Gin. srose ausmabI BON uparteu
@r6ssn: 6 bel 8 SuB. 7.6 bel 9 5uB,
9 bel 9 Sus, 9 BET 1O.6 SuB, s.3 bel
1915 Su6, 9 BET 10 SuB. 10.6 bel IL
Sue, 1915 bel 13 SuB, 11.3 bel ~ 5ub,
11.3 bel Ia SuB, 11.3 bel is SUB unb
~ bel is 5uB.
&mprsB 8iItOu, elm pra@tisss 8us,
$50.
'Ersppsn SuBtsppids, 5Oc bis $l.7t
Ole Gle.
.armitruns's,- .8ilb's- II. rGrseu'
MID ssOrudts unO siusslssts eino'
leums:
@ebrudts 9inolsums, SOC bic SOC BIZ
Quabratelle.
Ginsslssts 9iuolsums. CSC bis $3.50
bic Quabratelle.
Drittss Stodmerf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
Semals .,9nofOl0"
1tnterfleiber getragen ?

-DnofolS" beltebt aus ipei usrihie'
benen Sabriiateu. nit 2uftraum ba3wi'
iHen. Dtife Baummolle iumenoig
unb marine BOlIe auswenois. Die
2Bolle uerbinbert bas Durhorinsen Der
9dlts unb bdlt bic @drme inutu. Der
2uftrnum uentilirt oas @ewaub uno
bdlt es trodsn. Seine reijeuoe Dolls
auf Der Saut. 3ein unnatiirliGes
S1pissn, feline 5suhtisfeit, fsin SrO'
ftsln, psrfsiter 9Omfort INNER.
Wldnnsr an,iise, 81 bis $5.
5raueu Gn3iiss, 81 bis s..
Sinbsr Gujiise, 40c bis $3.50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30

Seit bem 7. aprtt porisen Subres
mar feline Radri9t bon Stefansfen
einsegansen, 10 baB man Jpn bsreits
berIOren gfaubte.
Ssit iener 3eit iinb Derf9iebeRe
9ampfer bel Der Su9e nn9 Dem bets
fdolIenen SorI6sr melt iiber point
9orrOtp, ben nSrbIibften 9untt aIus=
tos, porgebrungen, aber pbne ieoe
8un6e bon ibm ooer feinen 8egleitern
suriidsetebrt. StefansIon unb feline
9egleiter nod alIgemeiner glnnabme
Stpei = iporen BEL ibrem aufbru9 sur
Gntbedung neuen 2anoes, reiblid mh
Yropiant uno Munition perieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-30
9nfa11o.
Eolarforider Stefansion tn
Si9srbeit.

Slntbunp Spmitpf 9eitorben-3abl
Der Siireerfricgspeniiundrc i'm
Sfbnebmen-Neucr 8umet gciidltct.
ltoO SradjpugcIs slnoenteH &c.
ebrt-Suros nenes ltuterieebout.
Grbrutih i'm Yanamafanai.