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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
Deutfdblaue m6Ate amerifanifebe c
SSaffenfabrifcn faufen.

Gbicasp, 8. SUM-. Ser p@bicaeo
Seralo" teilte geitern nit. bab Die
oeuti9e &e9ierung, pie Dor einiger
3eit bereits gemelOet muroe, ii6 tote
iGdltb bentiibe, bic &ontrolle ii6er bic
Setblebem Steel So, ;. South Set6te=
bem, Ya., unO bic Hemin9ton 9lrms
&c., Sartfort, st., gu taufen. Meb-
rere 9roBe 8antbduier follen nit benz
glntauI oes tontroIlierenoen glntbeils
Der beiOen Strmen beauftrast worben
iein. IS beibt ip9ar. baB Die 8er-
banolunsen, bic besii9lib oes glntaufs
9efiibrt perben, einem erfol9rei6en 9lb-
idluB nabe iino. SOllte es Der oeuts
i6en &esterun9 gelin9en, ben tontrol-
ltereuoen Qlntbeil an oieIen beiben
Derten gu tauien, 10 piiroe es, nie
man bier behauptet, Der Plan Der beut-
i6en 8e9ieruns iein, bic Werte gu
i9lieBen nm 10 ben 8ertauf uno bic
2ieierung BON meiterem 9rte9smatertal
an bic 9llliierten 81 perhinoern. Die
8erbiinoeten.. ..tOnnten iid bamn 3ipar an
bic @eribte iuenoen, uno Die 6trmen
miiroen ohne 3tueifel Sur 3ablung bon
@ntf9dbtgun9iumme Derurtbeilt mer=
ben, uber Seuti9lano t0nne oieie bee
quem besahlen, ipenn es ben Srie9 gee
winne, tnbem es Die auslaeen einfad
nuf bic Gehnung Der GnglGnoer uno
ibrer 8erbiinbeten i9reibe.
Die 9lneelesenbeit wirb fir bic 8ers
biinoeten unO fir Seuti6lano als BON
Der meittra9enoiten SeOeutung betra9=
tet, ba es tmmer tlarer tpirb, oaB bic
gerbiinbeten ibren Grieg ili6t lan9e
peiter fiibreu tDnnen, tpenn iie teine
Ntunition unb Bacterial bon ben 9e.
nannten 6irmen erbalten. Seuti9.
lamb unb Oeferrei6 iinO mad Der 9lr-
i9t Der 8antiers in Der Gage, ibre
gan;e Munttion uno alles, was iie
brauden, ielbit berjuitellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
@apne Gpuntp.

SonrsbaIs. s.-3wsi tunss gaars uon
bier lisBen iih am Donnsrftug in
Scranton bnr1 Paiior R. Y. Yfeil
usrbinoen, nsmlib albert Bogsl uuo
Srdulsin Wflnnie Brsibitein, unb Oar.
rp Wfopler unb Srdnlen 8iola appel.
-Tbeo obor Surbit bon Romsr Stra6e,
nsl1er Dor 75 Sabren In Deuti6lan6
eeboren murbe .unb felt ben 1ettsn 45
Sabren bier mObnts, 1T ON Nfontap
Wtorsen seitorben. @r mirb BON Der
Dittme. elmer Go4ter unb brsiS Sbnen
iiberlebt unb bic 8siiesuns srfolst
bsute i'm beutihsn lutb. Sriebbof.-
Srdulein Sslsn y. Bergman BON bier
unb SerneD 6. 3raft bon @arbonbals
muroen am Wfontas bur4 Paftor 6.
6. Wiiller als elm sliidliaes Gbspaar
eiussiesnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
NittStCn.

= Die 10 Sabre ulte Niarp Selsns'
iia pon @euter StraBs. 9nsbsstowu.
iletterte am MOntas Gbeuo uuf cine
l6were StraBenwalse, perlor ibr
@lsi6sepibt unb fisl bann untsr bte'
lslbs unb purOs su elmer tsblOieu Mai'
fe eebriidt. gBilliam Stabl, Del9er
Sie Dal;s NIT sinem PIerO leitste,
mollte bic Stinoer pertreiben, bod &C.
lang Oas setSOtste ainO unbsmsrit aui
bic Balje.
- Bdbrsnb bic 6idbriss 8iftoriu
gusonosft pon Bort @riffitb am Conn
ta9 gia9t nabe Der @lternwobnung auf
Der StraBe ipielte, trat fie oireft Dor
elm automobil, bas Daniel q. Sbop'
lin pon @els StrnBe, Dilfss' Barre
leitete, nnb murbe iiberfabren uub TO-
fort eet6btet; btm 9ino mar oas Hiid
srat sebroden iporoen. Sboulin, oei
fen Wtaidins icbr lansiam lief, iteIlt
ii9 na9 benz unfall ben Sebcrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
@tlfes. Barre @a&ridten.

- Der 21 Sabre ulte Carl Suosin
BON Siorb Rennipluunia Guenue wnros
ssitsrn in sinsm Sslos nabs ieinem SOlt'
bauS nit elmer 3uselwnnoe iibsr BEN
SsrB al8 @eifs aufssfunoen uno man
nimmt an, oas sS iiA um elm Ssrbrs'
den banoslt.
Der 10 Sabre ulte Pbilip Ste'
fancin pUuPlDmOutb wuroe am 6reitae
In sinem ab3ussfanal @ruben on Por'
riib StraBe srltidt. als osrielbe ein'
ftiirSte nuo ibn bssrub. Swsi Wfitar'
better sntsinssn tuapp BEN 9lei4sr
S6idfal.
= Sn bem 9susr bss Spsidsrbau
le8 Der Wilfss.Barre Wiilling @ompa
nie on Dana Strube CAB es geiterl
Yormittas einen Brano unb Der ange
ridtete Sdabsn betrG9t etwa $40, 600
bauptid4lid ourA &auh uno Baiie
peruria1t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
Das xhal abp arts.

9abror. .-3psi iunss Rdnner be.
raubtsn am Dounerifa9 ytadt ben gu.
Uslisr @barlrs Sbooftins BON Main
StraBs um che soIOsns Taidenubr,
9stte unb RepOlrsr, inbsm fie iid jus
erit bic Uaaren ssiseu lissen unb baum
NIT porssbalteuem Rsuoluer bersn auss
bduOisuns sr3wansen. ole SboOitins
fih allein In ieineui 9aosn befanb. Der
Bolijsi marb eins 8elhreibuus Der
Disbe uUn oem Suwslisr eeeeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10

Shtet Gu6pcr Salben seeen aa-
,iarrb, bic autdflbn sntbaltfn, ba AutdIIIbtr
ll&r ben Siun bee @srutss isrifBun unb bas
SpIGt artiftl iolItn ME aubtr aaf 8rprbnuna
gut btruffnu Atr,it etbrauHt prbtH. ba ber
Stabsn, ben iis anrtGisn, ;sbumal 70 erpe IN
als has @uts, bas Sbr baron trjitltn fSnnitf.
Sall's 8atarrb.8ur, fdbrijiTt pcn 8.
3. Gbsnts & Co., GoltbO, g., snib6It fsin
Autfflbr unb pirO tnntrIit stnUmmtn unb
piTft biTtft auf bic ltIfimistH Sbuil6Hsn bts
Spfsms. 0tuH Sbr Sdas 3atnrrb aur
iauft, feb f&n, baB Sbr bic 6Gt brfpmmt.
Sit pirb inntrli@ esnpmmsu uue In Sclebp,
Sbie, ppn 8 3. GbtHtp u 60. stmattt.
I6r 8trtauft ron alien Appibdtrn, prtis
75t. bic 6laf&t.
San's 8amiIitH. ptatu fHb bic btRtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
ssnti&s grflaruus.

Berlin, 2. Suui. Der bsuti4e @e'
nerulltab ma6t in isiner beute mittn9
uerSfientlihten @rfldruus befannt, oab
I'm Wtonat Wiai iibsr 100000 &uiien
uno !, 600 SffiBiere 30 @sfanssnsn &C.
ma6t woroen fuo. @lei9jeitig Dtro
beianut sema4t, oaB ssitsrn meitsrs
ruiiilhe Stellunsen in Der umgsbnne
uOn Rrlsmpsl ssnommsn worOsu
fino.
Der eHsIiiat 5umpisr ,,saibisb" bsr'
ieuft.
2on6on, 2. Snni. Der enslii4e
Dumpfer uSaioish", Osr friber untsr
oem 0iamsn -Prstoria. betanut mar,
(5ortissuuS uuf 4. ssits.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
Cine isltiamr Saranfbci'. Srr @

Cine isltiamr Rranfbcii. Ssrr R
8opp BON Reoclifis. alta.. bsri6t,i
iiber feline @riahruna nit sinsm sigen,
tiimlideu Seioeu. @r Idreibt: .Sor
einem. Sabre befnm idl cine Art pon
dieber, welfes cine idlimme &ntSiin'
ouns meinss @eiidtss our 6Olss bate.
Die @sihwiillte murbsn 10 gro6. bas
iie meine ausen unb islbit Die Sbren
bsoedtsn. SD fOnnts niht msbr isbsn,
SD fab ihrsdIlh aus uuo erouloete
unbei6reiblihe Sdmsr,sn. Sd ion'
fultierte ueribisbsne Gsr,te, bier uno
in ben Bersinisten Staaten, aber ME.
mauo toHnte mir bslfsn. S6lisBlit
er;dbtte mir Elm Wfann In Ssblep BON
5Orni's alpsntrautsr. 3pei Slaidsn
bisles Seilmtttels furierten mid poli.
itdnOis. SD tann nur iassu, bab id Is
nls Die punosrbarlte aller Meoijineu
bstradts."
Sornis alpenfriutsr III feline Gpo,
tbeisrmeoi3iu, ionoern elm altes, ssiter.
probtss arduterbsilmittsl, msltes l6ou
iiber buuosrt Sabre I'm @ebrau9 lit,
obslsid Go niemuls In umfuGsnOsr
Bsiie Ofsntlid anseseist murbe. Sc
wir6 6em Publifum oireit pom Sabora.
tcrium seliefert. Wfan i4rsibs an:
Or, Better 6ubrnsp & Cons Co.,
1925 90. 9OpHs aue., Chicago,
81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
Trauea So. so II. $40 ,@afer'
Gommer &lei0er, 81 95.


= @rit Dor einissn Eussn In Olsw Yort
nnaeiauft, iiub bieie Sleiber lest gum
0sriauf. Yteue Sommsr Stils In
oIfortirten @rDsen uno DentuS.
-aRuitsr@ pon sinsm woblbsfannten
5abrifanten.
1000 aeue &leiOer, S. bis $25.
Ssiue iol6s Guswabl BON Stilen
unb Sarben tpuroe iemuls 3uuor In ir'
aenb eiusm 2absn In SCRANTON 9ebet9t.
Soilss, SpiIies, 9awns, 2inens, gtsse.
Dimities, Seibs ulw. @anj weiB nno
tuuep Muitsr. @r0Bsn IA Sabrsn bis
AZ BruitmuB.
SpmmtrStleiS 9Se biss15
Mshrere bunbsrt 6urmante ispsrate
Sltiberr1de-aus @olle, Banmmole
@olfine ooer Seioe. @eis uno alle bic
bsitsn S6attirunsen n-Pftriih, grim,
tan, Beleien blau uno glau9 blau.
StinSer $1,000 &Sde, $500.
Sine gartsi BON OtOden-@rUBsn 2
bis IA Sabreu-fiir bic 3leinen. 2Ser'
tbe bis Su $40.
alle anbsten ainbsr R6ds, psrth Sc,
au $3.50 bic s2.95.
Trauen $3.50 bis $3.50 &Sde,
$3.50 bis SIS.
Cine @rnpps BON iei4eu Sriblinss
8iSden ,u halbsm Preis un6 ment9er
Cine wnnoerbare 8eri6ieoenbsit Dor
Stilen uno 5arben.
SO bis $3.50 9apn Saiaen,
$3.50.
@twa 300 iran3biil6e 9nmn Gailler
in elmer porsisli9en Nuspabl Dol
Stilen. gllle gum balbsu Rrsis uni
msuiser. ane @r0Bsn in Der Bartie.
Jrauea sis bic $3.50 &Sde,
$1,000.
vile neue auserpablte Stils. Sin
fad,e sarben nno funcD Wtiiduneen
aross unb fIsine idwar5e Inb wsiB
@bsds. Miun4e iinb gang Ssios'bs
fleibet.
Semoeataillea 81 bis SIS.
S5ran3SIiids Bottles. @ai& Seios
@rspe,oe'6ins. 9sorSette @repss. gles
unb 2apus. Gin srOBartisss aiiorti
msnt, sini6lisBsno isben populdrs
Stil uno Sarbe.
Swsitsr StOd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
Somm,rStlsiSerrGds, 9Se biss15

Wehrsre bunOert harmante isperats
Ssftiberr6de-aus Wolle, Banmwolls
@oliins ubsr Ssioe. @eie unb ale bic
bsitsn S&attirunsen- Bfiriid, grim,
tan, Bslsien bluu uno Staup blau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10

= On elmer RsfersnOum abftimm.
uns ipurbe in Der S9mei3 bic Sorlage
betreifs elmer Spe3ial' 3rieesiteuer, Die
cine @innabme bon $4,000, 900 Srnucs
($12, 900, ,0O0) f6srn ioll, sutssbsisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
BON Der Sdsfette.


mirb Der Sun9er Wfdnnerhor anf oem
@erihtssebGuoe @runofiif Elm Offent'
lidss 9OnSert ssbsn.
Serr @ultau Renner uon Prospect
auenue. Superiutenbent in Der Sau'
quOit Seibs 5abrif, 1T oils OiahfOlssr
oes SeurD 8elin Jun. ju einem Diref'
tor Der SiiOisite Sant srpdblt worben.
Srdulein g8anoa g8asrren uon
Niaple Strase unb Rnbolpb Sribun
pon @ebar apenue iino ON Dienltag
Wtitta9 burh PaitOr 6. 8. Sled als
Elm sliidIidss @bspaur sinssissnst wOr'
ben.
Der 2idbrige @altsr E1bIs pon SHo
W1oming Nuenue nerlor geitern 9ta1.
mittne auf Der Sim Strabs Bride lein
@lsihsewidt. als sr on osm @eldnOsr
ipielte, fisl in ben Saduwanna SluB
uuo ertranf.
Die S6iiler Der ct. Wfarien Sc.
meinbeI9ule treffen 8orbereitungen fur
bas idbrlihe &onSert, wslhes am 49,,
29. uno 80. Suni In Der @smeinbeballe
| itattfinoen miro. Gm lesten Gag miro
ben S9alsrn bas Diplom iiberrei9t
meroen
Der bon oieIsr Seite itummsnSe "a
Sabre alts @iIliam 9isulS LIT ON Don.
nerlta9 yiahmittas In ieiner 0obnun9
on Sadlon StraBe seftorbsn: Gnser
Der Satin iiberleben ibu bic Gltsrn
uno Sret 8riiosr. Die Dsiiesuns sr'
fOlste am Wtontag Wforssn i'm 9atbe'
orale SrisbbOf.
Srnu @liiabetb Phillips BON Staf'
foro auenue, 76 Sabre alt, 1T ON
Monta9 9iaft nab lan9ertm 2eioeu
ourh ben COB abberufen morben. Dit
Beiissuns erfolst heute 8ormittas,
nah einem 9raueroienit In Der ct,
Wtarisn Stride, I'M Sriebbof Der &C.
msinSs bel $40. 5.
Der Damenperein r@ihenfran3- bat
perflofisne @o9e bic folgen6en Beam'
ten erndblt: : Priiirsntin. Srau Shr6'
bel; Bije Prdfbrntin, 5rau Wtiid ;
Ssfretdrs, Sransn @loor unb Sofmsi'
fter Shasmetiteriu, Srau Sdmerter ;
8lumsniaiie, Srauen Braun uno Soi'
lon9; Eruitees, Srauen y. Sofmsilter
unO @e6Slsr /; Siibrsrin, Srau Weber
2bhrDade; Srau Gisoe +; Biauiitiu,
5rau L@rant ; Delssatsn gum 9ada.
pauua 3peis, 5rausn S9r6bel, @Obsl,
gllleS, Ninoner, Shmerter, WiiIt uno
Straub. Nbrs6nung finoet ltatt am
Dienitas. ben 6. Suli. I'M SBalos SO,
mitse, Srauen Serbftsr, BOdeliamp.
9rd9sr unb Slaus.
@enn aud Der Sunser Wt1nnsr.
dor in isinem S8sttbewerb UNI ben
eritsn PreiS in 8rootIpu nidt erfolg.
reid mar, 70 murbe ibm am Donner,
ftus abenb bel Der 9simiebr bod Elm
re6t berjliher @mpfan9 9s9sben, osnn
nnter rem Sorantritt Der TinesolO
Dtuiitfapslle maiihirten ettpa 1000
Berionen mad Der Sadlmanna Buhn.
ftatiOn unb als Der i3ug nit ben
Sdnsern eintraf, wurOsn lie sntbuiia.
ftiih be9riiBt uno nit 9ubel nah Dem
Ssrsinsquartier seleitet. Brof. SObn
Z. Wattins. Der Dirisent, erflGrte
ipdtsr, oaB sr ni6t besreifsn tDnus,
warnm osm Sun9er WidnnerhOr niht
Der erite Preis IussiprOhsn puroe.
oenu alle ftimmten bartn iiberein, oae
oerlelbe ibH per0ient babe.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-19
ROBERTSON AT WAGE HEARING


D. B. Robertson, vice president
railroad firemen, testified at wage
hearing yesterday. He was asked by
President w. S. Carter of the fremen:
eff a mechanical stoker with re-
ciprocaI motion breaks down, who
stands the expense?"
''The company" said the witness.
But if a fireman with reciprocal
shoVeEng motion breaks down, who
stands the expense?"
"The fireman." was Robertson's
quick comeback.
On $4,000 engines on western roads
726 mechanical stokers are operated.
The machine is better coal shoveler
than a man, but needs an efficient
fireman to operate, was the claim of
Carter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-19

idle men in Iowa, but they are not
given employment. The men are sent
from Chicago, far enough from their
home town to be compelled to remain
even when conditions are not as they
have been represented.
Do you. wonder there is rebellion
in the hearts of these men? The thing
have marveled at for the past few
years has been that they endure so
much with such patience. They are
forever the victims of the greed Of
the money powers and there is no
redress for them.
And with these memories of OPP
preston, of unfair treatment, they
walk our city streets with hunger
pains gnawing in their stomachs,
they go through a catechism at the
municipal lodging house that is alb
surd in it's minuteness, so absurd that
a man said he was surprised they
hadn't asked him what was the name
of the last girl he had kissed, and
then they face the lead of the city's
protectors when they dare appear in
an orderly parade, because they
haven't secured a permit, when they
know and know that they could not
secure a permit for a parade Of the
rags and the misery Of the unem-
ployed on the bouleVards sacred to
the wealthy of Chicago.
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-19
-O-O-
SOME CHICKEN!

Washington, Jan. 19.-Rather than
kill a $30O-prize rooster to get a SIS
diamond from his crop, Walter Keef-
er, owner of the diamond, had the
bird operated on today.
-O-O--
ADM IN TDIM
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-19
-O-O
ARM IN TRIM

Elmer Utterback, the champion
trombone player of the Claremont
band, is husking corn for J. o. Sha-
fer.-Olneyville (HL) Advocate.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-19

Brotherhoods closed testimony
yesterday after putting in IS wit
nesses. and Sc exhibits. Managers
committee from SO western roads
opened with Atty James Sheean
claiming men are now paid plenty
high wages. Employees will answer
high wage talk in rebuttaL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-19

Prince Said Hahn is the new grand
vizier or prime minister of Turkey.
He's one of the leaders in Turkeys
war party and chief counselor to the
sultan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26
meeting place, owing to the Panama
Pacific exposition to be held there.
Help the Stomach
Digest Your Food

When the stomach fails to digest
and distribute that which is eaten,
the bowels become clogged with
mass of waste and refuse that fer
ments and generate poisons that
are gradually forced into the blood,
causing distress and often serious
illness.
Most people naturally object to
the drastic cathartic and purgativc
agents that shock the system. A
mild. gentle laxative. positive in it's
effect and that will quickly relieve
constipation is DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, sold by druggists at fifty
cents and one dollar a bottle. II
does not grippe or cramp, but acts
easily and pleasantly and is there
fore the most satisfactory remedy
for children, women and elderly
persons. For free trial bottle
write to DIR. w. B. Caldwell, 452
Washington ST.. Monticello, Ills.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26
HIGHWAY HEAD
CALLS MEETING
OF ASSISTANTS
w. @. Jones Will Announce
Supervisors for Three New
Districts and Plan to Give
Farmers Work.

Road men of Wayne county will be
called together in Richmond within
the next two weeks by County Road
Superintendent Jones to make plans
for spring road work. s-
Mr.. Jones will issue invitations to
road supervisors Of other counties In
the Sixth district as soon as he sets
the date. Not large attendance from
outside of the county is expected as
most of the Sixth district superintend-
ents have shown little interest in Or
ganization.
At this meeting the new road dis
tricts will be announced. There will
Names of the new assistant superin-
tendents will also be announced at
that time.
Gives Farmers Work.
Preparations will be made to give
as many farmers work as possible. In
the early part OF the road working sea-
son. the superintendent will do most
of their work with the assistance OF
one or two men as the farmers will be
busy. but later in the year farmers
will be employed in large numbers.
Another important factor in road up
keen will be the oiling OF the macadam
roads of the county. Mr.. Jones be-
lieves by proper oiling the upkeep ex-
pense for the summer will be reduced
to the price of the oil spreading.
No arrangements will be made to
oil gravel roads this year. Many per-
sons have objected to placing oil on
gravel roads, declaring it is practically
wasted. 1t may be tried out in some
parts of the county.
Within a short time Mr.. Jones Will
ask the county commissioners to ask
the county council for money to buy
a stone crusher, an auto truck and
other necessities which have been fig
ured in with the expense of keeping
UP the roads next year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26
Market Basket Notes

Southern vegetables are appearing
on the local market in increasing guam
titles. and groceries and produce deal
ers are displaying great variety of
produce. Although the prices are nee
essarily high to cover the cost Of ship
ping from Florida and other southern
states. the demand for greenstuff is
strong.
Spinach. lettuce and rhubarb are be-
ing supplied from local hothouses, and
some of the other early vegetables that
can be produced by artificial meth
DDS will be offered by local men during
the next week.
Eggs Drop In Price.
Eggs have dropped to % cents
dozen this week, which is about the
normal price for this season Of the
year.
New potatoes from Florida have
made their appearance, but at CSC a
small measure they have not curtailed
the demand for the homegrown spuds
of last season.
The following specialties will be Of
fered tomorrow: Green peas and green
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26
WEDS GROH

Miss Ruby Bender of Walnut Hills,
Cincinnati, formerly Of this city was
married yesterday to Heinie Groh,
diminutiye second sacker of the Reds
Baseball club. They were married by
the Rev Hugo Eisenlohr at his parson-
age the only witnesses being the father
and mother of the bride and her sister
and brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Dave
Monash. They left Immediately for
Rochester, N. Y. to spend day with
Groh's parents and Will sail from New
York Wednesday for New Orleans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26

situation, as It concerns our league.
from beginning to end" said Mr. GIL
more just before the officials went into
session. Every rule in our book will
be discussed and It is likely that as q
result OF this general meeting some
new rules will be drafted and some old
ones dropped.
"One of the main purposes of this
meeting Is to bring about a complete
understanding between all managers.
presidents and other officials. I want
harmony and the get-to-gether spirit
to be the keynote OF our organization,
and l believe that this meeting will
be one of the very best things that
could happen for our league.
Explicit instructions will be given
to the managers to make the men
play baseball this summer-and play
1t to the limit Of their ability. Last
year. because of the feeling of uncer-
tainty as to our future in some quar-
tiers, there was disposition on the
part of the players to do q bit of
lofing."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26
FEDS HOLD
SESSION TO
TALK RULES
Gilmore Brings Together Of
ficials, Managers and I'm
pires in Most Important
Meeting Of League.
[BY LEASED WIRE,

BUFFALO, Feb. 26.-Almost every
one holding an official position con.
nected with the Federal League and
its eight clubs answered the roll call
today when the Feds went into ses-
sion In a meeting that is the most
important ever held by the junior base.
ball organization. President Gilmore
will preside at the pow-pow, which
will last until tomorrow.
In addition to all the league officials,
the presidents, secretaries and bust.
ness managers, there also was present
at the Hotel Iroquois today seven OF
the eight managers and all the UNI
pires.
I'VE are going over the baseball
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
State of Indiana, Wayne County. o.:
Estate Of Amy e. Crowel, deceased
Notice Is hereby given that the un.
dersisned has been appointed by the
Wayne circuit court, administrator OF
the estate Of Amy e. Crowel, deceased,
who died fntestate In Preble county,
Ohio. leaving property In Wayne coun.
~, Indiana, to be administered. SAID
estate IL supposed to be solvent.
JOSIAH FEASEL, Administrator.
Gardner, Jessup & White, Attorneys.
(26-5-12)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26

beans. Is cents a quarter peck: cauli-
flower, rs and 80 cents a head; new
potatoes, Is cents small measure,
endive. 60 cents pound: lettuce. Is
and 20 cents pound; strawberries 40
cents a quart: cucumbers 20 cents
each; rhubard, 10 cents bunch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26

A French investigator has given
julius Caesar the credit for being one
of the earliest and most earnest op-
DOnentS of race suicide.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26

Nearly 400 national and information
al congresses and conventions have
chosen San Francisco as the 1915
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-26

Gilbert's package Chocolates are de-
Iicious. You get them at Prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-01
STILL IN SESSION
The Joint Meeting of Santa F'e OFF,
Gals and Enginemen Is Winding
Up Its Business.

The meeting between Santa Fe Of
ficials and Representatives of the rail-
roads engineers and firemen is still
in session in the office of c. w. Kouns,
general manager. The affairs of the
meeting are now being closed and an
adjournment is expected by Thursday
or Friday.
There are nearly seventy-five en-
ginemen in Topeka on the case. 1t
is regarding the settlement of pay
schedules as awarded last summer by
the arbitration board in the western
rate fight.
The meeting has been in session for
more than a week General managers
and superintendent, as well as me-
chanical officers, from the Santa Fe
eastern and western lines, are in at
tendance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-01
MINERS LOOK OUT

When you first notice a cough
even that little tickling in the throat,
which some think is a 'mere cold", it
may mean serious trouble for you, be-
cause the dust of the mines often brings
bronchitis, pneumonia or consumption
even to men stronger than you.
What you need-and need at once
is a bottle of SCOTS Emulsion to
check the cough and help the Innings
of the bronchial passages to prevent
sickness and loss of ''time'.
In SCOTS Emulsion you get pure
cod liver oil blended with glycerine
and hypophosphites which quickly
improves your blood, fortihes your
lungs and builds up your strength. 1t
is free from alcohol. Physicians pre-
cribe it every day. Beware of substitutes.
Scott Bovine. Bloomfield, NJ. 1887
Any NJ. nr