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The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-10
Judgment And
Its Real Meaning

One of the largest mid week
congregations of the entire re-
vival greeted Rev. Emory G.
Orahood of the Central Christi
an Church, last night, when he
commenced his discourse on the
selected subject, Judgement. !"
Outside of the church member
ship there was a large gather
ing of interested outsiders at
tracted by the prestige this emf
nent pastor has justly attained.
Since it is not possible to re-
produce Mr.. Orahood's discourse
the crux may be summed up in
this general statement; 1t is
appointed once to man to die,
and t h e judgement; there is
only one thing certain in this
life and that is death with it's
unbreakable law of appearance
before the High Throne sentence,
be that heaven or hell.
The speaker cited numerous
biblical authorities as they ap.
piled to the subject. land so un-
raveled them as to make the
path an open way to those who
would. Taken altogether it was
a splendid effort. and made a
profound impression upon the
congregation.
Tonight Mr.. Orabood viii
preach on the subject, ''Seed by
The Wayside," and tomorrow
night, 1.-THE Invitation of Jesus. y
Communicated.
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-10
SAVANNAH MAN BOOST THE SHORT ROUTE

Speaking to a travelling man
out of Savannah, whose territory
embraces all of South Georgia
and who is always on the go, a
reporter for the Leader Enter
prise secured some interesting
information about our competi-
tive route out of Savannah.
Said our friend: THE eastern
route, as the Savannah people
are calling their proposed Dixie
Highway extension, can never
become a serious competitor to
the Fitzgerald route, the more
central Dixie Highway. The AL
tamaha ferry, of five miles. at a
cost of three dollars oneway, is
some handicap, but in addition to
this ferry there are two more to
cross. One over the SatillaSand
one over the st. Mary into
Florida, at an additional cost of
So, making it S. for ferry fees
in all. The roads through liberty
and Mcintosh counties will al
ways be difficult to travel and
little if any work can be expect
ed by these counties. I have
travelled both routes, frequently,
travel them right along, and I am
fully satisfied that your route
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-10

will have to be named the Of
fetal route into Florida. The
thirty five miles of road that lie
between Waycross and the
Florida line are being made into
first class roads and as I travel
them often l can speak with
authority.
The western and eastern travel
will always come over your
route, though Savannah will
make every effort to induce
travel to that city; few will ever
attempt return trip via Darien
and Brunswick, after once ex-
periencing the difficulties to be
overcome. At best the roads
will never be more than passable
whilst your route will have no
trouble to make the entire dis
lance a first class road. Take
the ferry at Darien, at best it
will take an hour to make the
five miles over a railroad
trestle and should the motor
have left your side of the swamp
it may be two hours before they
can return and carry you across
Naturally would favor Savan
nah, my hometown, but the fact
are too plain"
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-10
Fifty School Boys Killed

President Fairfax Harrison Southern Railway Copany
that during the fiscal year ending with last June 47
killed the tracks of road He urges the de-
vepmen of public sentiment that will put to the hazard
practice of respassng He has prepared map showing
point which each killed and t like map
of the the Chickamauga battle field"
Fully onehd of those killed school boys hopping
trains and large percentage valuable walk
the tracks from their Very few were tranps
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-10
OF For Baptist
Missionary Convention

Mesdames E. j. Dorminey, j. B.
Wall, L. Kennedy, A. H. Thurmond
and A. S. Rogers, left Tuesday fol-
Savannah to attend the annual
meeting of the Baptist Woman Mis-
sionary societies, which convenes in
that city today and Thursday.
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-10
Notice.

There were registered for the
General Election to be held
December 21st, 1915. 1874 persons,
this notice is in accordance with
Section SO of the City Charter.
Dated this 10th day of Novem-
Der 1915.
DAVID L. PAULK,
CITY CLERK.
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-10

The Baptist convention next
week. Clean UP your premises
and give the city chance.
The Leader-enterprise and Fitzgerald press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1915-1915, 1915-11-10

By phoning your news items
to our society editor you will
help make the Leader Enterprise
more useful. If you have a
visitor or a party call US up.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
: THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia

Der 9reiSinnen psrmutet puroen.
Sepp SnnentpfIer iibernabm bieIe
2lufsabe uno fiibrte iie in berDOrros
9enber Deiie bur9. @r tletterte
Ha6ts bic &lsine gimme, ben f9ipie>
riaIten u(ler brei @ipfel in Der @ruppe
(2881 Mster), binuuf. SIM gaudiad
trug Der Sepp einen Selepbonoppardt
nit Der 4bipulborri9tung, unb pGbz
r.nb oes aur Ra9t boppelt idpisris
gen @ufitieses entitanb cine Selepbons
O.rbinouns 5tpiI1en benz 9ipfei Der
8leinen gimme unb Der Stellups Der
ltnf.ren. 9luf Dem 3innengipfel be-
oba9tete unb leitete nun Snnentofler,
BON ben Stalieuern unbemertt. bas
Teuer unIersr grtilIerie unO teilte
StGrte unb Stellunssn bss Seinbes
nit. Sant Der 4rtillerieporbereit
unb Der Ourh Snnertoflers 2eiituns
gen ermDgIi6tsn grfplse tpnnten Die
SbrOler S6iiben porgeben unb am
4bsnb bsFelben Sogss bdtten Ole
g(lpini Den 9aternIattel serGumt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

entf6lob er fid, bic Daffen bur9
3ertriimmern unbrau6bur gu MAIDEN.
@Gbreno oieIer 8ei9dftieung tameu
ans elmer bena6barten S6eune neun
feinolide Snfanteriiten berdus, bic
Derpunbert bus 3eritDrungspert ses
pabrten. 9ren5 perlor feline Settles
ssgenpart ni9t; er Iebte in Rube iein
friiberes Wert fort uno ertpedte burd
Iautes Rufen na9 riidpGrts ben gn>
IGein, als Oh in Ieiner nd6iten Ndbe
fi9 oeutI6e Sruppen befGnben. Damn
forberte er bic Seinbe burb 3ei9en
uuf, itd sefansen gu gsben. Sbrer
Maffen beroubt, ipagten bieIe teinen
@iSeritanb. 9lIs nun Sren5 nit ben
neun @efangensn abSos, fielen plDBs
li9 bon Der Seite ber SdiiFe. Go
fort sing er nit ieinen @efunsenen in
einem gbauisssraben in 0edung; bon
bort ertdnnte er, bob bic Shiife bon
elmer aug flint Monn beitebenoen
feinoli6en gatrouiIle berriibrten. Sps
FORT eroftnete er oos Selier uno 19oB
einen feiner @sgner nteOsr. Bel bem
berri9enben Nsbel mp9ten bic bier
lleberl.benbsn nt9t ertannt bdben,
iporaus ii9 Der uus sebn Monn be-
itebenbe @egnsr suIummeufebte; anges
T1ts Der permuteten feinbIi9en rebers
legenbeit bieIten ite es fir oas rats
Inmite, Die 9eipsbre fort5uperfen uno
nit bo6srbobenen Sdnben beriiberaus
tommen, nm iid gu er9eben. 3pdr
CAB es unter ibnen i'm eriten augens
Bid einige eritaunte @eiidtsr, als iie
Iaben, iporous ii9 Der ~5etnb" Su'
Iammsniebte, bod fplsten iic pillig
benz 8eiIpiel ibrsr Suerit sefansenen
neun 2an6sleuts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
Gin SdterbnBenb.
Seuti@r Musfetisr ma@t breijebH
Otiangeue.

Bel g. erbieIt Der slpeite 3ug Der
ap0lfteu &ompasnie Snfanterieregis
ment go. 176 Den 8efebl gum 8ors
seben sssen etnen nod nidt feitsei.sIIs
ten @esner in Der Slante, ibreibt Die
p6runtfurter 3eituns." 8eim Dor:
ridden in benz uniiberIi9tIi4en @es
lGnbs lam Der Ulustetier @renS BON
isinem 3use ub unO gait turse 3eit
oIs psrmiBt. lin 10 grDber mar Die
llsberrui4uns. aIs er ii4 na4 etnissn
Stunben nit breiSebn @efunsenen Bel
Der Sompdgnie meIbets. 9ieie 9es
fansenen bate er uuf folsenbe Deiis
semadt: 8eim QufIu9en feiner &oms
pognie fam er an eintm 9eb0ft pors
BEL, In peI6em er bonn Gsinoe anfdsis
nenb i'm Slide seloTene 9etuebrppra.
miben iteben fab. Sofort sing er auf
bieTe gu, um iie aIs Rriessbeute NIT
8eT9Idg su beles,n. @nseii9ts Der
S9pierigteiten ieoo9, Die ibm bos
5ortidnffsH Der @etpsbre bersitst bdtts,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
SeppS Selbentat.
@is fi9 elm tBruler Srrsfilbrer auss
,cidluctc.

Mis iidl elm tBruler Srrgfii9rer aus>
,ridnrtc.
Man f9reibt uns aus Sprol: llns
isre i'm tpebrpfli4tisen glter itebenben
8ergfiibrer tGmpfen ausnabmslos ses
gen bic gtuTen, alIerOings Suerit in
einem 9ebiste, bas ibnen ni9t iebr Suz
iogte, erit in ben &arpdtben tamen
bic bsionoeren GtgeniGaften Der 2eute
einisermaBen Sur @eltuns. 9rs bic
Stis9tbteiIunsen gebiIbet lpuroen, msls
beten iib ouber attip Oienenben nod
anbere, bic bamaIs frei pom Militdrs
oienit paren, freipillis fir Die Stis
patrouillen in ben &arpatbenbergen.
Oo9 erit ieBt, na9btm Stolien uns
iiberfaIIen bat, tDnnen bic bielen @ors
5iige Der 9ergfii6rer Sprols i'm
&f nm bas !6einatlanb 10 re4t
perpertet perben; oa bleiben lie niht
babeim, un6 aud Die dltsIten tun nit.
Sc feblen ia Die Sunsen, neil i'm
Often oos 8aterlanb nod ni6t fret
1T bonn Seinbe. 0rei bon ben Sbros
ler 9ersfiibrern baben iih felt benz
arisge nit Stdlien i5on 4usSei9nunz
gen eriporbsn, unter ibnen ou9 Der
Ssrieuer Siibrer Sspp Snnertofler,
Der 9eipirtIdafter Der 0reiainnenbiitte
uno 8eiiber bes @aftbaufes Syiihleins
booen i'm binteren SertentaIe. Die
fer. bereits 5iinf5iser, bat bic srObe
iilberne Sapferteitsmeoutlle erbalten,
unb Iein Sobn tpurbe nit Der bronses
nsn ousgsSei9net. lleberbies lit Der
Sepp Snnentoflsr bonn putrouillens
| fiibrer Der Sertener StunoI9iiben
gum SberiGeer befOrbert por6en.
Seine uusseSei9neten Siibrereisens
idaften un6 bic potrsffIi9en Srts,
tenntniFe i'm 9olomitensebiete, insbes
fonoere in ben Sertenerbersen, tamen
uniersr Sa9e febr auitntteu; aubsm
1T Sepp Elm tiibner, pertpegener Munn.
Der ole auftrGgs seT9idt ausaufiibren
perftebt. @ines ieiner beripeseniten
Stiidhen mar folgenoes: gs mar etns
nal nDtis, bic Ste[luns Der feinbIts
den 2trtilerie unb Der Snfunteri,
uusSutunOi9aften, bic in Der 9esenh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
8iernOt
Die @in@sner ant fnapps &atinnea
geiett.

Die @in9snsr auf fuapps &atinnea
geiett.
Uean fdreibt uns aus Der bab.ris
| iben Sauptfobt: 9as unelaubli4e
| lit greignis seipprben-Wiinden
gben6e obne Bier unb serabe ieBt in
Der gebeiIigten, alfammelnben Seller
| Iaifcn, ole 10 erquidlih na9 bes Sa>
ecs W1iiben Ole @ei9Gftss unb Gmtss
ItubenmenIbbeit tpie Die forbf6leppens
ren nit 5lsii6reiten unb SeHertrabis
na6tmablenben Sumilien Dereinigt!
Siirpabr, Elm bierolpsifber Sammer,
Der Bis in Die ttefiten @mpfinounsen
Der 9ur9Tdnittsmiindene sebt. oenn
per ba ipeiB. pus es beibt. rMiin4en
obne Bier" penn au9 in btIdrGntter
@eltung bes fiir9terliden @ortes, Der
perIfebt iol9ss Wibsei9id bemitleis
6eno su ipiirbieen. llnb gang plDbs
li9, 9an5 abnunsslos bat fi4 Der
8iirger bisfer aGISeit bierfroben Wles
tropole bon bem @erbdnsnis betroffen
aefeben, na9 Dem mobregelnben
@eibpurftenSe uno Der unbetlmebrens
ben, glei6seitis eiiltisen 8ierpretsiteis
eerung nm peitere stpet Pfenntg pro
Mab. 3ubiel S9mer5 auf einmal...
9luein bic militGriI9e @etpalt bat turs
aerbanb nit nu9briidli4er 8eoarfss
Iiderung fir Die 70 ipelttriessbetpdbrs
ten 8apern an ben f6iibenben Srons
ten 200 0.zDoggons bes eolen 9er<
itenfoftes als @pdenlieferung bes
Miin6ener 8rGus bonn bereits ernies
oriaten Srintquantum in neueiter 4ra
meetorpsorore bouernb reTerDieren lufs
fen. Die pielerlet 3ipilentbuiiaiten
miifen iebt in ibren altgetpobnten Rels
Ierfreuoen merfti9 einbaIten, aller
ipebmutspolIe Sammer iiber bas bers
eingebro9ene 8ierf9tdfal muB pdtrios
tiIben grpGsungen, ben Ridii4ten
auF bas su ftdrfenbe 9ur9balten Der
70 tapfer fdmpfenben Sslbtruppen oes
8operntpntingents peritdnbig tpei4en.
glamentli1 bic miIerablen @aferpers
bdltnife, 9ooenperieudung i'm be-
iebten Guslanoe ma9ten OieIe Giirs
iprae n6tia, bic freili9 in Der 8ierbeis
mat-bei Der Sibe 1T es Der5etblt9 ess
nuna - 6einabe su Suntalusquolen
fiibrt . 1T bod Der trobitioneIe 2as
betronf Der Wliin6ener nur nod gu
reaulierten S6antitunbsn erbdltli9!
SeIbIt i'm peitbdIIigsn Sofbrdubdus
eebt es redt einssfardntt gu, in friibes
| iter 9lbenbfunbe-io um iieben bis
d6t berum-nabt iebt oas gefiir4tete
gnbe Der itreng semehenen bierti9en
0tnge; enbloIe Reiben ledsenber 8ans
senifiirmer, bic porIorglib eleiA mehs
rers toitbare Mabtriise tampfbereit
berbciI9leppen, i'm T9peibtriefenoen
GebrGnae nit boIIbeIooenen rSauee!"
fdbreienSen Seben unb quietI I9enben,
beimboIenben WGs6en miibIam Dors
6rineenb, erleben bas erObe Riiito bes
tiibnen 8e9ebrens, tpenn bic fDtli9e,
ftadtlide @dbe-oie felt ipenigen Sas
gen ebenfoIIs teurer eemo9t tpuroe-
m6ali9erpeife Dor @ntunft am 3iel
su gnbe ssbt unb Der 8an3enf8dnter
porssitig alle Soffnunsen nit Dem era
f6redIi9en Signal: Plus is!" Ders
nibtet. 90 elm S9GGgeiipirb.l ptrtt
pie Der gtetirobsTdlae BEL ptrlOrener
@6Ia6t. 60 GbnIid 1T es aud aui
ben sumeiIt balb i9lteBenoen n&eIs
lern," benn als grIab edr-Roffes
unS 2imona6e in Der SOdfbieriabt
Wtn9en ben Duritsequdlten glei4'
fam bDbnenO gu empfebIen, ipie oaa
MotbSIer6r"u bies perIudt bat, pers
mebrt MIR bic 2eioen Der 8etriibten-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
Sd(t 5ll OeutCC6(nn0.
s@iueSens stbnisin nadjt ans ibrcu
0cfiiblen fetu Soehl,

aonisin 8ittoria BON S6ne6en,
zine gebOrene prinseIiin BON 8aben,
bdlt treu 5u Seuti9lnnb uno ma6i
aus ibren @efiiblen niemals elm Sebl
grit Dor einigen 0o9en fam iie gum
Sefu4 na6 SeutI1lonb unb BEL Die.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
9ie g 6uIe

Rad Dem aries. beipirbt fid- eli
iungsr GnelGnber I'm cine Stellune
Da SprudtenntniFe Derlanst tperben
erildrt sr: sd fprede fIieBenO Sran
s0itfd, 0eutid, Ruiiiid unb aud ct
mas Serbifd."
-Sabsn Sic bieIss Spru9Itubiun
i'm auslano betrieben9" frust Jpn De
9efddftsinbober.
rSatpObI!-Sd mar uIs &riessse
fungsner in 0eutfdIano."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Sbre eriten &lOppe baben aliO bic
alliierten fran3Oliid=britiide denSruppen
BON ben Sul9aren bel Strumniba aud
i6on meg. Sus miro ben GOni9 BON
@rie6enlano erfreuen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Sie eiierne Nlauer i'm @efen itehl
nod fef. Die Staliener ihieben SOs
der in ote 2uft, uno in Berlin uno
9Dien lingt man: v,Smmer better
8ott bilft neiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

@an, 9leid, mas bic Srtten BON ben
3eppelins ia9en Ooer oenten m0gen.
Gins 1T ii6er: iie perla6en bic 2uft-
i6iife nibt mehr, wie iie es nod Dor
elm paar Wtnnaten tbaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Ser &etrutierunes6ef i'm n6rbli6en
9esirt BON gnslano bat ietnen 9anos-
leuten in einer 8eoe in Sul mtt9e
tbeilt, gnslano braude bis gum 6riib-
iabr orei Millionen Wann pettere,
Retruten, ipenn ss lieeen uolle. Sa'
na6 r"6net er auf etne laHae 9rie9s'
bauer. Wle1r 9ertrauen peroienen abe,
nobl bic Worte bes &0nies BON 8ulr
sarien, OuB Oas gnOe Oes 4rteses uabl
Iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Sie SaatsmGnner Der gl1iierten pers
ben mertpiirois bGufig trant. sln
anD=9altanttts wubri6etnlid. Sas
lit eine Iebr unausenebme 9rantbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

8ie 8riten baben friiber bon Der
beutI6en Sra6t ni6t biel sebalien.
aber Oor Der 5radt Priisel, bic ibnen
9elegentli6 BON ben 9eutiden berabH
retdt wiro, buben iie betlloien 8eipett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

gpenn ,Stalien bic Millionen bier
geboret erbdlt. bic es entleiben mil,
tpiro 9lmerita ii6 wobl oarauf oOrbe=
reiten miliien, Die &iidSablun9 in
pfbines" 3u entnebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
vSiir &Opfit9mcr5tn itf1t
ibmem nidJtS gfti9"

BeieeIt bon Dem @llnid, oab an-
6ere 2eute, Die tpie iie nit 9opftpeb
bebaftet iiito, NIT Dem Mittel be.
fannt tper6en m6dten, pomit tie
oas ibrise beieitigte, beranloBte
@bitb 3inoiIIe, 5 Spruce Ct, Bur.
Iington, 8t., fiiroli6 5u ibreiben:
sd idbr.ibs bieies fur ger6HsutIi6uua. in ber
bofnung. oaB ntele an RopiiDmerseu 2eioenbs
onrb eeieH oteies treiipingen 8eueniiis eriabreH
mogen. odB tpr Aoptidlmersen nid1ts Tr. 92leF
Qntt.8atn 9illen glsidtitebt. Die SfmerssH per.
eebea III etlden NPiniiten. nadloem man eine
sos eeien ytGen einseHommen bat; Subale t&
S1mersen tnbls. nebme i'd cine NHtts Batn Bile.
nno IN iolher sseiie. Iinbere i'd bic SdbmsrseH.
ehe fie bsttig iueroen."
&opfibmer5en iino elm iebr aIl-
gemeines 2eiben = 10 getpobnlih,
Dab in uielen SaIen Die 2ellte nibt
btel oarauf obten, bis 6ieielben elm
idperes geerpenleiSen oerltriaden
Sic Sntio9e, OaB elm 8opfpeb
nit aruBer nerpoier Rei5barteit
uno geiitieer glbifp1hung nerbun.
Den lit, mobt es lpidtig, oab bic
Sdmersen 10 idneq iuie mogli6 ge.
linoert ner6en.
gtah fiinflinbapansig Sabren III
es Die eiuitimmise Meinung aIler
oerer, Die Or. Miles' slnti-Sain
8illen gebraudt baben, 6aB basur9
S4mer5en id)neG selinbert linb 6ie
Nerpen itnb Der a0rper berubigt
peroeu, obne Sang ODER @eipobn.
belt fir Drosuerieparen 5u tpedert.
Sn alien aputbefen-25 9pfen fAs
25 Gents.
NILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhsrt, InaIans
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Reri6te pon Serbien beiagen, Oab
bic bulsariiden Sruppen Derni6tet
tperben Sm p8erni6ten" iibertrifft
Serbien ielbit feline 9unbessenOhen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Ser ealiide Sabn trdbt-ber brt.t-
I6e 20pe briillt = Der ruiiiide Sdr
brummt nub bic SuBelmuder ipielen
bic 9rebor9el gu Oem idOnen 9ieoe BON
ben 9roBen Sie9en oer 9llliierfen. Sa
aber bic oeuti6en GanOnen oieies
Quartet iibertOnen, 10 merit bic @elt
BON ben Sie9en uiht piel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Geuters 9iiaenbureau meloet Iie9rei=
Dies @orbrinsen Der Sriten uno 6ranz
spien seeen Die Sul9aren. Samit bic
@laubensfreuoioen bier bic alliierten
Bombs taufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Ollie S6ulO rd6t iid uuf grOen.
9ticolai na6 bem Sautaius Derbannt.
SelcaKe taiIirt. @rep pirO's grau pOr
ben glu9en, unO Der ierbiide Peter BON
Madenien uuo ben Sulgaren ibpari
uno blau perbauen. Sas Gnoe oes
Meltoramas III nabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

fer @elssenbeit serist iie Iogar in ernFe
@efabr, inbem bas S9lob, mo fie iid
aur 3eit aufbieIt, BON feinoliden Sliss
germ nit 8Omben belsst tpurOe. GIiids
Ii9er Deiie blieb Die &Onigin, Die
in ben 8elIer fIii9ten muBte, unpers
lebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Gtnas m06ten bic Probriten bod
an6 bonn &ubme Der beutiden Sriegss
fiibrun9 bubsn. SEPT eluuben iie
Madenien beibe etgentlid DtcGensie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Winiiieritiirse in 6rantreth unO
&ublano-oos tltnst 9ans anbers. als
bic liigenbaften Siesesmelouusen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

Die 2iiesnfabrit in 2OnbOn arbettet
nit Ooppelter Sdidt. Sas g8aher
9ebt an ben Sra9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
DteEelsphonnummsr oes- Ssoasnblatt
1T tsst $500 tneuss).

GriessertlGrunsen fltegen 9e9entpdrs
ti9 rur 10 in Der 2uft berum. Ser
refine MumpiB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
Nerfeftion
Rauhlpfe Sci Sei;cr

geben Sise-uiet-wo usrIangt, iofort. Or
tann niht rau9tn ober erplobiren. Sft Ieidt
unb traebar. Bette 3eiultate er,ielt nit pers
fettion Del Seiisrn, penn Aapoliebt Del in
ibnen benugt ruirb.
qerfettion Del Sei;er perfauft flr SAYS bis
s. pon alien euten Sdnblern. Seib iiter, bab
tbr ben Ramen perfettio iebst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

8ie piroen sic perfabren Inn einen SarbeHefen bon
Der Seniterideibe gu entfernen? 9as Ie6tefte Oin9
in Der BeIt-reibt ibn nit staHtic &apOlisb Del ab
@iemaIs baran seba6t eb? @ber fennen Sic enen
anoeren @ebrau6? 8enn Gie einen erfabren, 70 be.
baIten sic ibn ein9e Sage unO uie0ei6t fonnen sic
ibn unauiden fin etuas, oas Ser6ensuuni6 1T. Sie
perben etpas bariber leben in bieien anSeisen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-03
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Thursday, June 3, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Frank Russell is moving from Div
ision street to the Cone house on
North street.
NJ. C. Crawley is moving from ss
West Main street to a tenement on
Mccall street.
Miss Clara Perry of Saltwater is
guest at the ohme Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Elwell.
Mrs. Lawrence Moore is passing
the day at her former home in North
Pownal
Home made candy will be on sale
during the performance of Sally
Lunn tomorrow evening. Adv
Miss Elsie Gavin and Miss Edaline
Condor are spending the week in
Schenectady with Miss Gayin's
brother.
Lawrence Moore, who is serving
on the jury at the county court, is
home from Manchester for over the
week end.
The twelfth annual pilgrimage to
St Ann De Beaupre will take place
Sunday. July II. Trains leave in the
evening.
Vivian Martin, dainty star of "The
Wishing Ring is playing at the Lii
brary theatre today in "The Arrival
of Perpetua." Adv.
Cornelius F. Sullivan. who has
been at work in Bridgeport, Conn.
has returned and is again employed
at the machine shop of the Charles
Cooper estate.
The subject for the prayer meet
ing this evening at the Methodist
church win be 1.-The Holy Spirit, .
pastor will lead Scripture will be
read by A. NJ. Torrance Cordial in
yitation.
of Bennington and party consisting
OF Charles Manassa, Mrs. V. V.
Manassas and Miss Lillian Younger
starting from St Louis last Friday
on an automobile trip to Montreal,
arrived in Bennington this noon and
are stopping at the Putnam house I'M
til Saturday morning when they re
sumo their route.
Bennington people, who returned
from Manchester yesterday after
noon stated that a large forest fire
was raging in the mountains south
east of Manchester Depot and that
the Rich Lumber company was offer
ing as high as $50 day for eight
hours work to fire fighters. There
was an unusually heavy wind at the
time and the hrd was being rapidly
driven along the dirge of the noun.
tain. 's'-'