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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-04

social dance. Colombo hall tonight
Rooster orchestra.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-04

TOR RTNr-Kouin rstan facing aues M
business section suuaIe for plumbing ar
tin shog or storage. beast aud water IN.
eluded Apply fhis aTina-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-04

nl dance Caiombo han tonight
Hooetcr orchestra
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17
missionary societies of the synod will

missionary societies of the synod will
be in attendance Excellent programs
for the daily sessions are being ar
ranged. and matters of vital import
ance will be discussed. The State Syn
Cdical Missionary Society is an i'm
portant factor in the work of the
church, and those who attend its
meetings are assured of much that
will be helpful and interesting. The
deliberations of this body will be held
under the leadership of the president,
Mrs. C. E. Weltner, of Brunswick.
Plains is looking forward with eager
interest to the advent of the delegates
10 these two conventions. The hospi-
table homes of her people of all de-
nominations are thrown open to these
Lutherans, and a hearty Christian
welcome awaits those who come. A
ling ard commodious table has been
built near the church where dinner will
be served every day and the good
housewives of Plains and vicinity are
determined that all shall be abund-
antly provided for.
The church in which the sessions of
Synod will be held. the picture of
which appears herewith, was built in
1907 under the leadership of the pres
ent pastor, Rev Chas. A. Phillips.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17
LEONARD B. CRAWFORD
DIED FRIDAY EVENING
At RESIDENCE HERE
POPULAR YOUNG MAN SUCCUMBS
TO LONG ILLNESS-WAS MUCH
ESTEEMED IN AMERICUS
WHERE HE RESIDED FOUR
YEARS EXERCISES
SUNDAY MORNING.

Leonard B. Crawford passed away
Friday night at his residence. 433
Forrest street, the end following an
illness of six weeks witr fever. The
death of Mr. Crawford, in the flush
and vigor of young manhood. is great
ly deplored and the announcement of
his demise caused sorrow among hun
dreds of friends here who esteemed
him highly for his many excellent
qualities.
Mr.. Crawford was twenty-six years
of age He was formerly a resident of
Stewart county, and of Randolph, but
had resided four years here. holding
ire position, of night superintendent
for the Americas Oil Co.
He was affiliated with NJ. B. Council
lodge Nof 95 F and A NJ. and was also
a member of Americas Camp 202
Woodmen of the World, and likewise a
member of the Modern Woodmen. The
Americas camp w. O. W. will assist in
the funeral services here this morn
ing.
Mr. Crawford is survived by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Crawford
three brothers, E. L. Crawford, W. j.
and E. R. Crawford; three half sisters,
Mrs. w. L. Garrison. Mrs. S. L. Sawyer
and Mrs. j. C. McEachern, all non
residents. He was unmarried, and
resided with his parents at the family
Tome, 433 Forrest street.
Funeral services. conducted by Rev.
+. L. Bivins, will be held this morning
at 10 o'clock at the residence, the rit-
ual of the order of Woodmen follow
ing. Friends are respectfully invited
to attend.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17
DEATH Of MISS HELTON.
YOUNG LADY Of AMER|CUS
IN ATLANTA On FRIDAY
ANNOUNCEMENT A SHOCK TO REL
ATIVES HERE-MISS HELT0N
HAD BEEN IN ASHEVILLE THREE
M0NTHS-FUNERAL SERVICES
THIS MORNING AT MOTHERS
HOME IN PARR0TT. GA.

Miss Melva Helton, of Americas,
died Friday evening in Atlanta. An
nouncement of her demise came in
kilograms yesterday mirning to rer
aunt, Mrs. j. w. Colbert, with whom
she resided on Brannon avenue, and
proved a shock to relatives and friends
here as her previous illness was not
known.
Her death, according to the state
ment of relatives, is believed to have
resulted from acute Bright's disease,
ard is deplored amang many friends
in Amercus, where she had resided
during several years.
Miss Helton went to Ashville, N. c.,
inst three months ago, and was en-
route to Americas it is supposed,
when stricken by fatal illness in At
lanta. No particulars beyond those
given herein are known to friends
here. Her mother, Miss Ella Helton,
resided at Parrot, near Dawson,
where the funeral services will be
conducted at o'clock this morning.
Miss Helton was "a years of age, a
young lady of engaging personality,
and her death is sincerely deplored by
many friends here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17
LOCAL MACcE8EEs
HAVE REORCAN|zE[

The Sumter tent, No. IL, OF the
Knights of the Maccabee was reorgan-
lied Friday night. and made an active
chapter. Several new members were
initiated, the order has begun on fine
basis. The following are the newly in
stalled officers:
Past Commander-E. N. Argo; Com
mander-P. H. Smith; Lieut.. Com
mander-R. o. English; Record Keeper
w. L. Dupree; Chaplain-T. M. Mer-
rift; Physician-D. B. Mays; Sergeant
w. H. Estes; Master of Arms-D. B..
Slappey; First Master of Guards. H.
Marshall; Second Master of Guards
+. c. Cannon; Sentinel-C. N. Gavin,
Jr.; Pickett. E. Kiker.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17

Two young men will appear before the
examination board. Mr. c. ]. Shealey.
pastor of the Lutheran church in
Oglethorpe. and Mr.. w. P. Cline. Jr.,
of Birmingham, Ala. Upon passing
the board successfully they will, at a
special service be ordained into the
gospel ministry, the ordination ser.
mon to be preached by a member if
synod
Other sermons and addresses of in
terest will be heard during the SEES
sion. Divine services will be zheld
eahc morning at eleven, and the night
services at seven-thirty. The morning
and afternoon hours will be given to
the deliberations of the synod.
The Synod of Georgia is small, COM
paratively speaking, reporting a total
membership of 5.762, with 81 ministers
and 80 churches, part of which are in
Florida and Alabama. The Synod of
Georgia is a member of the United
Synod South, consisting of more than
fifty thousand members. The Lutheran
church stands third in the United
States in membership among the Prot
estant churcres. with an enrolled
communicate membership of nearly
three million.
While the sessions if synod are be-
ing held in st. Andrews. the Synodical
Missionary Society will hold its an
nual sessions in the Baptist church
nearby. The Baptist congregation of
Plains has generously prolfered the
use of their church for this purpose.
Delegates representing the different
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17

The fifty-sixth Annual Convention
tf the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Georgia and adjacent states, will be
held in St Andrews Lutheran Church,
Pains. Ga, beginning at 1880 P. NJ,
Tuesday. Oct 10, and continuing
through the following Sunday While
the official program for the week has
not yet been announced, there will be
held, besides the usual business rou-
tine, much that will be of interest and
Leneft to the large crowds who will
attend the sessions.
Tuesday night, Synod will be form
ally opened by the president, the Rev.
w. c. Schaeffer, Jr., of Atlanta, after
which the regular synodical sermin
will be preached by the president. In
pressive in its solemn dignity is the
Synodlcal communion which is admin
istered to the visiting ministers and
delegates following the sermon. 1t is
probable that the enrolment of del
egates will be begun in the business
session that will be held Immediately
following t'a opening services. This
enrolment Will continue duri1g Wed
nesday nor ing until the synodical
roll is complete.
The officers CT syuo4 are: Rev. W. c..
Schaeffer, Jr.. of Atlanta, President;
Rev. =. j. Epting, d. D., of Savannah,
V!ce-President; Rev. r. W. Shealy. OF
Springfield. Ga, Secretary, and Col. H.
=. Dress1n, Of Savannah. Treasurer.
Much Importance attaches to the or
dinaticn services which will be held at
some time during the meeting of synod.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17
AMERICAS DOY IS DEAD
At HOME IN FLORIDA

Relatives in Americas received in
formation yesterday of the death at
Umatilla, Fla, of Roy Ross, which oc-
CURED on Friday and followed a brief
illness The deceased was reared in,
Americas and had many friends here
who will regret his death. Among his
relatives here are his aunt, Mrs. Edna
Battle, and Mr.. Sion Ross. The body
arrived here this morning at 4 o'clock
and the funeral will take place at
Friendship today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17
BIC RATHER KILLED
WITHIN CITY LIMITS
AMERICUS IS STILL SEEING BIG
SNAKES.

Within half dozen blocks of the
city hall negro, Early Wilson, killed
huge rattlesnake yesterday, near
the plant of the Standard Oil Co. The
RATHER was nearly six feet long. beau
t:fully marked and carried twenty-one
,rattles in his alarm box. Some snake,
even for Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17
SECOND STRING AGGIES
SCORE 2 TOUCHDOWNS
ON LEE STREET RECRUITS

An aggregation of athletic stars liv-
ing on Lee street met the second string
team of the Third District Agricultural
college Friday afternoon, in a football
duel, with the latter contenders COM
ing out of the scrap victorious by the
score of IL to 0.
One successful forward pass led to
a touchdown, while a few end runs
added life to the game The counters
were tailed by Williams and Barry.
The bright lights for the Aggies
were Barry, Williams, Dunaway and
Harold, while the Lee street stars
we're Allen, Smith and Rodgers.
The lineup was:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17

Davenport, lib 80. Allen, lib
Clare, fb ............... Rodgers, fb
The officials of the game were: Ref
cree, Bolton; Umpire, Swinson; Lines
man, Lott.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-17

SUNDAYS TMES-REC0RDER Is
AN ADVERTISING FEATURE. Read
every line of the advertising.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15
GaS xhal abp arts.

Der 80 Sabre olte 5ubrmann
WtiGael Rilen BON Wtinoofa nurbs
frhb Sonutag Wiorssn iabs ieinsr
Wobnung BON brei 8erlen iibsrfallen
unb wdbreno er fid wsbrte, 3os elmer
bsrielbsn elm Wtsiisr uno uerieste ibm
einsn Stih In ben unterleib, cine 9e.
fdbrlids Berlssuns ma9sno. Sm
Scranton Priuat Soipital mirb er.
wartst, oaB iid RiIsg wieoer srboIt.
Das @sbdubs ju auftin Ssisbts,
Slb Soree, In mslhsm Soispb Ysier
mobnte uub aud einen allesmeinen
2aben bttrieb, eeristb frhb Dienitug
Wtorsen In Branb uno tpuroe poll,
itdnbis 3srft6rt. Die Tamtlie iprane
uon elmer jlpsitsn Stod Bsranba; orel
Der Sinber eutfamsn uuperlett, aber
Der 10idbrise Soiepb luubete auf BEN
Rhden unb murbe b6s uerlstt, mdb'
reub bic Wiutter an 3opf uno 96rpel
seridnitteu uno 3eri9unoen unb bel
Batter uuperlest 1T. Die Stammeu
oebuttn fih auf bic ausrenjenbe ct
Stunislap's polnii9 fatb. 2irde aut
unb oieies @ebdube nuroe anG poll
itdnbis serlt5rt. Die bsiligs @efdBe 1t
Der 3irhe tpnroen BON Pfarrer 3ofte
binaussstra9en unb z 6teier entsinl
fuapp 6em 2obe, alS bel ieiuem lettei
Sang bas Dad oss @sbdubss siuftsl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15
StaOt unO Gonntb.

= Ole Damenieftion oes Scranton
Sieberfranl wiro ndditen Nittwoh In
Der Bereinsballe elm Siibnef Souper
usrubrei6eH, fir weldsS isst 8Orbsrst
tunsen sstrOffen uerosu. sss ..-,.
cot, County aOmmiIIdre bubsn
i'm Sinn, ben Ssitenmsg nm bas Sc.
rihtssebdnoe neu le9en ;u laiIen, nm
bic Waifrpfiissn 3u beieitigen, bic fi1
nad ieosm Rssenlturm auf bsmislbsn
biloen.
= SIN Serelei6 NIT 1918 1T fur
1914 Elm abfall uOn iiber $4,000 Sal.
erH Bier 5u uerSeihnen. ben Die Der.
ihisoenen Srouereien i'm @onntp babsu
lsstes Sabr psnissr ssbraut, als i'm
Soriabre.
u Der 88 Sabre alte @barles 6.
Gaglor, Sater oes Supsriutsnoenten
Der S4ulen oeS Counties, 1T am
SOnntas In ieinsr @obnung 3u Scott
Ecwnibip naA mebrmOnatlihsr 9ranf'
belt eeitCrbsn.
-Srdulsin Clara 3aufbolb pon Gin.
ben Strabs uno Robsrt @onnolp BON
@rseu Rib9s lisBsn iid porlsstsn Wiitt.
nod ourd Paftor Sobn O. 9ns In
oelsn BObnuns on Bins Strass oils
elm @bspaar einiesnen. yta9 elmer
furjens 9ohjeitsreiie nirb if oas
iunge l@bepaar an Rreseott Npenue
nieberlahsn.
= Die 9iieberlase Der Wountain
See @ompanie. In psl9er iiH 5000
Eonnen @is befauoen, fiinf @iiterma'
masen uno fiinf 8arrenlabune pon
Solj, tpurbsn Samftas giaGt 40 20.
bpbanua Serit6rt, ole Elm Blitftrabt bic
lelben In Brano iette. Wfan peran.
ihlast ben anseri4teten S9aoen ani
$3.50, 900, p0lts psritasrt.
- Srau Guuie 8tlion BON Saifort
Court. als bic ..-rotbe anuie4 bsfannt,
eripifhte an porlesteu Wiittnoh aue
SerIebsn brei 8ihlori6 BON Wtsrful
Tdfelhtn unb perIfludte bieIslben
Sie wurOe In frusli9em 3uiianO nod
sinem priuateu Soipttal ssnommen,
mo ss bieB, bab es penisitens sp6lI
Ease bauern whrbe, tini su srssben, OF
fis ii4 pisbsr erboleu mhrbe.
Stir bic Sisuns bee arimina
@srihts, bic am 10. Wfai anfdngt
mnrben Srsitas @si@Worene ssjossn
baruutsr Die fOIstnOen Dtuti6eu
@eoree 8. Saul. anton Reibenba9
! 8. S8. Srans, @barles tsiidsr, 0olf
gang Wiapsr, Sriebrtdb Sta9.l, Sre6
Serber itn., Btlliam @i9eibts, Pbi
Zip S9oll, SObn @brif, Better 9
gienls. Better S@nsiber uub Wia,
Wiiller.
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- DGeianObeit erlangt na9
biernn65wanSigjdbrigeul
2eiOell an Gpilrpiie"

Wa9oem iein gater obne GrfoIg
elm gerntogen fir Die GienIte bon
Spe5ialiileu pernlssabt imb er fir
bieruno5Wnn6ig Sabre an @pilepiie,
iener i6redliden aranfbeit, geIit-
ten batte, erS1bIt George Duncan,
bon 416 13. Ct, Snn 9ieso, @oI.,
tpie ibm ourf Or. MiIes' geerbine
geboIfen luuroe, luie fol9t:
SD mod5te meinen bersIi6en gont obiatteu
far bic Notwithstanding ueirtr @eiunbbeit
nahbem Id niernnojiuan5ig Sabre on Der ihreds
Iitsu arantbeit gpilepfie ,oeIitten bate. go
neriudbte mebr oils siunnjtg Nerste nno nabm
GalIpneu bon Nebisin bon einem Speainliien In
eptIerfe. Wein Batter uernnsanbte Tnnienbe
bon Dollars. nni mir su heltsn. aber aIlss bali
uidits. bis mir bon Or Niles' Reroine bbrten
SD bulte cine Glaiebe uno felt oeren o5ebraudb
babe id teiiteu plniaH mehr aehnbt. Border bate
tdb bret ober bier antdue iebe spode. TO um mid
sr beriidlern. ooB bic 6eilura uuliidnoia iei.
nabm i'd ssbu Glaidbsu elm. sbe. i'd aui66rts.
6eute bin i'd IebeniinbsunHsis Sabre alt uHb
Elm aeiunber WanH. Sd tann biuaehen. tuo Id
nth; nno 70 bod pom Soben. nIs nil, beIi.tt.
Quh tann i'd auf einem Bferbe reiten ohne mid
BORN 5auen 5u tlrcbteH Sd Fam Dr. Rilee
Reroine Hidht eenug aHpreiien fur ales mas es
fur MIDI getan bat: unb uinidbe bisien BrieI su
beroffentidleu. 10 onB eoer gpiIeptiidbe eriabren
nnoae. iuie mir eeholten iuuroe."
Sr. 0iileS' gterpine bat ieit orei.
big SSabren ii6 in nerbOien 2eioen
ais tpertuoG eriuieien, rno beroient
cine Srobe, ipenn aud anoere Mit.
tel Sbnen nidt gebolfen baben.
Bum Serfnuf bsi alien appt6efern.
@enn bic erite SIaidle nidlt bilft, pirb
Sbr @elo 5uriideritattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EI<hart, indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

= Rd9ftt Do9e pirO bic idbrIi9e
AufrdumuHe Der Stabt erfolseu. mann
Die itdbtiideu aussitelltsn ben juiams
men ssleieueH unrutb fret sntfernsn
peroen.
- Der Streif Der GuitreiGer purbe
leste 9taht gei4lihtet, nahoem elm 5u.
frieoenitellenoes lebsreintommen nit
ben Wtsiiteru eetroifsn DorOen mar.
Die arbsiter meloetsn iid bsuts mOrssn
pieber iur arbeit.
- Drei 9naben, pelhe oas Prd'
sDspartement Der @lart & Scott
Eabaffabrif an Welt 4adamanna aues
nue. beraubteu, fpurben ON Dienfta9
fiir oas SueenbgsriHt sebalten. Sie
beiBen: Wtatbem Duffp, 9 Sabre alt.
Soiepb 0alisr, 8 Sabre alt nno
@eorse 8alier, 10 Sabre aft, idmmt'
LID uon a9ter Strobs. Sin piertsr
Snabe, Der 10 Sabre .alte @llswortb
SidIsr BON g8risbrs Court, eutflob
Der Sbbut lsiner Wtutter. als lie ibn
Su BEN SsrbDr nsbmsn mOllts.
= Ridter SiemcOmb bewiliets nm
Dienitas Bebn @bsidsiOuugen, barun,
ter 8. Seo 2beobulb pou 5lorence
Tbsobalb, 3atbr1n Stsinbnd pon
Sraut Steinbad unb 8luub 3. Soff.
mann uon lribur 9offmunn. @sftern
bewilliste Der Ri6ter aht meitere @be'
i9eibuugen, barunter Wtinnie Sten9'
lein BON SoIepb Stenslein, 3atberine
Ssnbler BON gBillium s. Senbler, Slo'
renee Sdnen non @barles Shneu nnb
DtilOrsb 9Offmann pom. 0ilmer SOff.
MANI.
- PrOfelIionells @elblpinoenipren.
ger tpareu Samltas Oia9t i'm jentraten
Staotbsil an Der Nrbsit un6 bran9en
In msbrere Pldse. Sis l9einsn 3uerft
Den Reliable &leioerlaoen, PbOtOgra'
pbiit 8issfa, Peoples 9rebit 9leioer'
laoen unb @raut's 9ubsn belu1t unb
our1it6bert ~ bnben uno iif baum
auf ben imeiten Stod bes @sbr. 3ro'
tosfD 3leiberlaoens beseben ju baben,
mo iis cine @eloipiuOe ipreusteu. Sbre
9an3e Seute fbeint aber nur aus SIS
3u befteben, lpel1e Summe lie In BEN
Srsoit Saoen erlangten.
= Das idbrlide Sriblinss aonsert
oes Scranton Hisoertranj mirb am
Dieuitag, ben 4. Wtai, TN 9ieosrfran5
@aiinO on aoams Guenue itattfinben.
Gls SOlift fiir Die @slsssnbeit LIT Der
beriibmte Baritonidussr Hssinalb
Dgrsnratb BON Oiew 9orf en9asirt
woroeu. elmer Der bsftsn Baritone, mel.
DE 9sSenlDdrtis auf Der ameriianif9eu
8hbne eriheinen. Der 2ieberfrans
Widnnsrdor miro untsr 2situng leiues
Dirissnten, Brof. aoolpb Sanlen,
peribiebene yieber uortrasen, unb oa
Der @bor aus etwa udt3is Stimmen
beitsbt uub in lester 3sit eifrtge Pro'
ben abbislt. 10 fam man iid auf etwas
9elun9enes porbstsiten. sla6eroem
meroeH msbrere lOfals Wiuiiter pon Ruf
an BEN Sonjsrt tbeilnebmeu, ieoo4 lit
oieisr Thsil bes Brosramms nod ni4t
beftImnlt fsftseiest Uoroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15
3ur gei6aigen Seadjtang.

4. Den msrtbsn esisru bes .Seranton
Bo9enblatt bisrlnit CUR 3enntnib,
bae Ssrr 3arl @Olff bic auf peiter.s
ole Solicitor oes Nbonnementsgelbss
fuusiren uno in nd4iter Seit ben 9s.
fern feline aufwartuns MAIDEN mirb.
1oHeutlih wiro 9err Wolff freuub'
lih empfaneen uno nidt leerer Sanb
fortgei4idt weroen; tDer ttiht bic uolle
0fe6nnns auf etnnal bejahlsn fann,
Der trase meuisitens einen Ebeil Der.
lelben ab, ba % In Der @slbfaiie bee
Seitunsmannes rappelt uuo er lsin
@elo uOtbie bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15
Srt&i dbH ben 3uRanb BON
Ser siSieite 8anf

ppn SCRANTON, pa.
glo. 522-52l Gtbar apsnut, 9ddapauua gsuu.
". YsnniuIvanta, am S&Iue bss @ff&Sfts am
5. GpTil 1915.
@slbmttttl.
R.itrps 8une:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15
Sunmpre.

- Der fribtre itautlide Sabrifin.
ipsitor, Sobn 6. Dslauep. LIT lssts
Jia6t In @ai1inston naf tdngerer
3runfbeit eeitOrben. Der 8eritorbs.
ne itammte oon bier. -. s<ssa5
- Gls an Srsitas Gbsnb Der 16
Sabre anbrsp, Sobn bss Sobn 9eo'
naro BON Wfabifon Nusnue, nabe Der
Sard StraBe &reu,uns NIT mebreren
8amsruben auf ben @ris @slsiien fpiel.
te, rpurbe ct pon elmer yofomotiue &C.
trofitn uuo auf Der Stelle 9et6otet.
Dem 8srnnsliidtsn puroe etn Bein
bOs 3sroriidt unO oas @snid ssbro9sn.
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sano 40 berfanfen.

3um usrfauf in "a Plnme, 3d.,
0aus, Sdeuus, Siibnsrbaus unb bier
ader 3ano. Stibib sslsssn an ber
Staats SanSftraRe unb nabs ben 9adas
mamma uu6 9iortbern electric Bahns
itationen; 10 Nfeilen pon Scrantoa.
@lettrii6es Si@t unb srb0btes Qnell.
paiisr fur mOOsrne Ssrbsiisrunssn.
@benfalls anoeres 2an6. Wean a6rels
fire S. SriltOl, 5actorpuills, Pa. s,s
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g)le mHb,lbSnhI,r e5tSbr 3 Sirtsr

= Die M6bslbanolsr StSbr & Sitter
BON Waibinstou ausuue baben bos
Sol. &. VI. Wntres uno 8. 9. Sohn'
iOn @isentbum ON abams GDenus
fduflid erworben unb iollen In Der
9tahbaridaft uon 100000 fhr beios
beIahlt baben. Die 6irma 9eoenft.
Oortislbt Elm tiobernss @ei9dftsse'
bdu6e erridten ju la1en.
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0pn 2eter6bura.

-Sarrb 3. 3ons&nn unb Sran.
lein Sarrtst 6. DilliamS tpurben anl
Ulontas Gbeub bur6 Paftor 9. 8.
Dapiss ale elm sliidli9es @bspaar ein.
seis9net uno meroen mad elmer Sod,.
3eitsreiis fi9 an Ouinep Gusnue uis.
oerlaiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

-Das Stdbt&sn 9amreueebura,
anbsrion @ountp, 9anias, Dur6s
Mouta9 BON eineu uerbeersnbsn Bran.
be bsimseiuHt, Der sinen S9uben uou
500, 600 anri@tets.
-Sn 3anias Gitb, Mo., tpurb,
SOnntas Der Qhblip.t9er Der .@uSabt
Rudtns Co. bur& Seusr serftSrt,
S9obiu s750,0OO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15
Samsbdlterin perlanat.

Cine hsutit-ipr&tnbt 5rau In sdsstsm III.
ter pirb vsrlanat. um bic aIIssmsins 3ausar.
belt fur siutn Wittpsr ,u fiibrtn. Rsn psnbe
ii1 an sic. ia SparB 5tr.. DunmSrs. f5,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

y Sreb. Us. Sirfenball uon Dilfes'
Barre. wslher als Solicitor bes Dt'
itriftes srnannt moroen lit, erbielt les.
ten Donneritas bic offi3islle 8snaG'
rihtisung. baB Der 3p6lfte Snlaub
iteusr Diitrift an 1. Nfai I'm biefietn
Ser. Staatsn @sbdubs wisoer srUffuet
meroen ioll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-30
JAPS, CHARGED
" | 7 H ELECTION
GRAF 7, RE SIC N
CABINET, HEADED BY COUNT
OKUMA, QUIT; IMPERIAL
DIET INVOLVED
(By Associated Press.)

Toxic, July 30.-The Japanese Z alb.
met headed by Count Okuma as pre-
mier, today rendered its resignation
to Emperor Yoshihito. The action
followed the resignation yesterday Of
Viscount Oura, minister of the inter
ior. following an investigation by the
minister of justice Of bribery charg-
es, resulting from the Parliamentary
elections last March. Viscount Our
as resignation was sanctioned by the
Emperor after the report was made
to him by County Okuma.
Several members of the Imperial
Diet are involved in the bribery in
vestigation. KhayshadaI secretarN
OF the lower house for twenty years,
was arrested "Wednesday in ronnec-
ton with the charge against Oura,
who was alleged to have received al
gift of five hundred dollars from
a candidate for membership in the
House.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-30
WIFE DEsERTERs, LEGGERs
TO PAINT COUNTY BRIDGES
COUNTY ATTORNEY, JUDGE AND
COMM SSloNERS ARE UNITED
IN NEW DETERMINATION

Both Judge John ID. Chappelle and
County Attorney Arthur Swank are
determined to make bootleggers and
wife deserters work out their fines on
the county roads. The bridges of
the county need painting and 1he
work can be done very nicely by the
prisoners who are now dong moth
ing but eating their heads off said
Mr. Swank today.
There are about a half dozen hus-
ky boys lolIing in the comforts of
jail life now who could be utilized as
painters and there are a hundred
bridges in the county, valued at sew
eral hundred thousand dollars that
are in bad shape for want Of paint.
1t is a good idea and should be push
ed said County Commissioner Oh
iver today. 81 am certainly in favor
Of it" said Commissioner dangston
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-30
COURT FREES WOMAN
HELD FOR INSANITY

Mamie Dunn, who has been an in
mate of the Norman and Vinita asy-
lums for several months, was granted
her liberty on a writ Of habeas corpus
yesterday. The woman claims that she
was committed to the asylum illegally;
that she has been sane all of the
time
According TO evidence brought out
during the trial. her brotherin-law
and sister have appropriated her in
come to their own use. She had been
receiving $25 per month income from
an estate. The woman charges that
they committed her to the asylum in
order to get her money.