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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
Saie esSaa.
GuSlidJ Gin Sieg iiir Die ,GeSs" i;
Gbieagu seitrrn.

:Sn bem asitrissn iehften unb leBtsn
Spiele Der Ssrie stpiI6en uuieren
rRebs" unb ben rGubs" in g6icaao
iungirtsn S9leuberer Mcaenerp uno
Sanger Winao fir bic Ginciunatier
gegen Sdosnoer reip. Wdlacs. 9eios
Sattsrien blisben bis gum @noe oes
Spislss auf ibren goiten. uniere
SSunasRs mc9tsn 5rsffer segsn 5
Hnb ipisIten ieblsrfrei qsqen 2 Je5ler
Der Gubs. @rob mar unier better
S6ldqsr nit 2 5rsffsrn - batunter
Elm aiueihaiiger. ioduptlin9 9er5og
fiderte einen gaienbiebftabI. Ulrs
5eRrp ianbte 8 2uftfd6ler CUR gant
(9eseu 3 unS peri4entte 5 SSrsipdhe
iur l. gaie (aeasn O.. Die !sbs
geluanRen bag Spiel oura ibre bril-
Iante SeIoDertbsipiguns. :Im Nm
ariff nit bsm 9at tparen iie fait e6ens
10 fbpob tpie ibre 9sansr. 9pron
unb Srtb parsn bic Saisbsri9tsr.
Rsiattat erssitrissn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

SIruKt. Scu Sel. 40 Ts,S QpHe
EBuue 1851 u.
- @il Z. GreBlcr Fat 6ie Gout.
tn aonnniiidre AMI $500 Sd)aoencr-
ias i'm biciigen Common Bleus Be-
ri6t perfIagt. Gem Pluto rpltroe be.
id)1oigt, als es gegen Die 0tiand.
Bride bel Yialtos Station rannte.
neil tcine 9arrierc olBe6rad)t mar
- Gem @ilium Moion bon Der
Siio 3 StraBe purOe purgeIterlI
9Ibeno eiu 6abrrao aus ieinem sol
geitobIen.
- Die V}aihiniiten in Sen bieli.
sen Iabrifcn molten eiuen 9lftitun.
cen slrbeitertaG nit 9lnerfennung
Der llnion. Soiueit miro Don felnenl
Streif gciprof)en.
Scnru WiiQcr unS @iQIaal
(Ses, pcId)e an %. ESitli 1914 nit
onoeren Wdnnern Derbaitet murocr,
neil lie hier Cocaine al iunge 0ian.
ucr pcrfaltten. mlrOcn oorgeIterll
Radyt ouf Der 9tiifreiic bon Gouing.
tOn, StD., I'M 9abnboi IN @epabriunl
genoHnen. Iie Wdnner batten cine
Guantitit Cocaine in ibrem 9eiit.
Gas 8er5or finoet beltte Iatanittag
itatt.
G1mcne WcGluSfen Don WiiQ.
bilie wltrOe porgeitern 2Ibeno auf Die
9lntloge bon @illiam Conner bon
9tilen perbuitet, neil er benz Milier
BEL Dem anli zines @ieroes, Suggp
mo 9ferbegcifirrs fiir $75 eiuen
nertDloicn. Gbef altfgebdngt DabAl
IoQ. lie WtGrmer beitloiien aui
Rat6 ron 9ti6ter Sl6anf Die angeIe.
Qenbeit allberaerihtIlf 81 ihIitnell.
- Gid)ter Whtrpbp belpiQigte 9e'
itern Ger Gli5aheth (urner Die Stei'
Dung bon gfeloin 6lrner nlf @runG
Don SernahI1iiigung uto geidToer'
iorgung.
- Gie 9erIobllng BON Gr. $. 6
i. Graig Don &oB, g., uno 5rl,
Sa3el gmrit non bier purbe geitern
nnge5eigt.
- Ter beritcrbene George &rc6a
hinterIieB etn @erm09en pom $1,000
Dollars
= s9lIiam Sltep mS SicrJig
Streifer Der SomiItou sSolnorp &
Deafine Sc. reid]ten geItern i'm @c'
ri6t ein @eiudr I'M 9Iblpeiiung oeA
teupordrcn girbalt5befeIls aegen
Die glrbeiter ein, neil Die 9ittIid)c
9lbipitIung oa3 9(usitauoe> Der Gi'
ienuieBcr in 9lusiit)t itett.
Iie bicitgcn IrltferpreB ar'
better orgnuiiirten poraeiteHi sIbenG
cine linton.
- Seiratbsiheiue: gril Barrels.
%, lmo ;Srene Gipperger IS, 5eiot
on bier; Games Garmers, "a, inc
Weliiia Sunpter, -, beiOe pon Su'
miltcu; @m. 2. SraiIep, "a, pen
y0anlilton, uno Clara AR. glrnolo,
81, ans Cincinnati gebiirtig unb on
gcblit bier Dobubait.
- Garl Summed hat icinc Sat
tim 9EurtIe Maric Suntmcl, nit ncI'
der tr lid am %. Mars 1915 per.
heirotbete, auf S6eiolme perfloat
lulb gibt ais @rltno SernahIdiii.
llmg, 9cri6wrn6ung uno llntret!
an.
- Gas 9tuto 6es 9Inualis y. q.
6oLcu muroe Qcitcrn 9Ibcnh 9eser
nelr llbr nu Ger Slillften rmo 0as.
ton .StroBe ppu einem @iIter5ug Scr
TcnniuIuania @abu getroficn. 6raI
Soleg erlitt gcrlctlrnQen an Cen
geincn mO 6rou 0larp 2Inore cincn
gru6 0cS SbIiiiieIbeIucs 3ic %,
rrn purocu bon Or. Nierlc ,SIerlcr
rad Soltic geid)nfit Gic ,Qiaid)iue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

setobtet tpurbe, pfleste init 8orliebe
nit giienbabn3iiesn lin bic Mette au
ldufen nnb bei einem fol6en 8eriu9
perlor er fein iunses 2eben. 60 fagte
ipenig5tens Der Stiefbater Gerop
Stridldnb gtitern bor benz Coroner
aus. binsufiieenb. bab er ben &na6en
hdufia aetparnt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
Meter nuioerGumt.

Inter ben S6aububeu auf Oem
Court Strabe Sabrmartt ipurbe ses
fern ip.iter aufserdumt, fobab lpobl
bdIb nidts mebr iibris iein tpirb, pas
isinen @erIuft bebeutet. Dns Gsrris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

Die ~Hebs" unb rGubbs" treffen
sur hsutiasn friiben MprgeHitunoe aug
@hifeso bier elm, I'M sp.i peitere
SpisIe, bic nod auf bem grosramm
iisben, bsuts reip. morgsn gum Qus=
trda su briNaeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

Wbeel unb bas Sau6bafin tpurben
gei6lpfen. neil iie ben 8ertebr ft0rs
ten. 2tuBeroem purbe aGes gei9lOfsn,
mas audi nur i'm GntfernteIten Die
UtD9li6teit bon Gambler Bot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

SGmpfenoe WGo den. 6run}
Wtolnar 6erihtetc in be- ogieuelt
ssreisn qreiIe" iiber cinen geIua BEL
ben i'm Rahmen Der I. u. T. Qrmse
tdmpfenben utrainii6en Trsinilliaeus
formaticneu. Ginc Der SeIonoert.iten
Der Sruppe 1T, oub ibr nit as a0bu=
li6en, regeIredtcn llniTDrmen 6c,leIe
bette NlGbden anaeb6reu, Die in jebsr
6iniitt ben alei6en 5eIooienIt leittn
pie bic Mdnner. Gle trd9en Gards
bincr, haber ben Spl9ateneio abass
leot, perben bcF0rbert uno erbdlten
iogar glus5sihnunQen. Noh Dem IN
tsrnationuIen Redt iinD lie e6enio
Gplbaten pic bic Wdnrer; aud ip!r
ieben iens ruTIiTten 0dmen, b;e IN
ncrmdler SpIbutenuniform fGmpFen.
fir regelrechte Soloatcn an 0euH
aud Iol6e oi6t es. 6eute bate ih
nit elmer Der unfsren, Srdulein 60
pbis 6aletIhio, Elm lGu9eres Siprdf-
5rGuIein Saleti6tp lit Stupcuiiu
unb "a Sabre alt; lic 1T bIono, at
Berprbentlih mdbGenbaft, bit eirl
feingeidnittenes 9lntliB uno lit is9r
ernit unb iebr f6on. sic trGet eine
arobe, fart bsracnommeue Sclbunis
form, auf Der Saultcr ben Sara
biuer, am Sruaen bic Rangbiitint4
tion eines @attmeiiters, an Der
gruit bic 1opfsrteitsmeodiGe. Get
ariegsausbruh itebt tie i'm b.lo.
mar pGbreno einss 'Sobres i1sae
iammt neun Saae trant lno fist ii5
nah ihrem eioenen glusipruh iberaus
ppbl. 8as iunqe MGohen III cine
lefiirtiee 0emberueriu, bat in Graf
beutf6s uHo ilapiide P6ilcloaie itua
biert uno III aleih uab SrieqsoIs
bruh nit ben ii5ri0cn NoIi,iIh 'utra'e
utihen Treiipilliuen in ben Srirq ne.
'pdsn, neil ss tie 7u 6orie nitt lit
uno neil Tie nas 9efiibl bate. ban
iic iebt ale nit binaus miiiien." IN
Die alte, aus oem dtt5chnter .Ndbrs
bunbert tommenbe glrmee Der lltrat,
ner. in BEN ,SiitIdl", sin'utreten. bsis
zen Rams iebt oieIe 5ruppen fiihrsn,
mar Srauen BEL 9ooesitrufs psr6Oz
ten. 1as TrGuIein betnm fir Der
oieritc Die Iie ii6 i'm Sood1eri.pas
trpuilcnbieuit crrorben bate, oen
Rano zines gDdttmeiiter2 uno ipdfer
Die filbsrne Sopferteitsmrbuille. gd
6uIns orung lie NIT Der Srupps, Dir
iie tommGroierte. bis biuter bic ruff
ihen Stelunacn, um dufSutldren
9tut bei Sprooob3to Fubrte #. cine
3apalertepdtrouilIs an; bier srbis't
lie bic glusseifnura. Sd Itonb por
oem 9p,torat" 49, iaate iie - .aber
bas blcibt iebt ppbl fir ipdter." Sbre
SGnoe limb fein uno ipetbIih 1ebli.s
ben, auf ibTen glugen lieot unperGns
bert ettpus oerfnleiert SrdumertIhes
urh 9urdeciitietes, ibr gtntIib bat
ficb in BEN felt msbr ais einem Sabre
bouernoeu 9ebieostrisg ni6t 10 pstY
'Gnbert mic nie glu1en rnb 9eiihter
Der meiiten tuteIliaentsr WGnn,r. bic
mad einem arieosmcnor einen pDllia
neuen, bsIouncten uns unperteHnbas
rem Bid betomne1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
" 9 iituro

6rau CUR 9O9tsr): Die Sdnni.
bic bat einen Tdle6ten Brief BON ibren
@erebrer setrieet, iiber ben fie poIl
Ihltb III. sieb ibr NAL slsih bie 9sp-
pide gum 2Iopfeu!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

'iiber $1566.40 sesen wSartin Cabin
elm.
Jpeb. Seol fpuroe seiiern besaltins
biebftdbls iiberfiibrt unb duf 80 Sage
ins Gsfdnsnib seididt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

itimmt. - Sn bem 3ug iperben
minbsitens 5000 Gripa9Iene uno
e6enfopisle S6ultinber mari9is
rem. - Die MlarfAroute III einc
5ieinli9 cusgebsbnte. - Die iid
Der 3ug suidmmenieBt. - u. ..
Sbodlsp III Der Wlari6aa Der Ois
Oifion Der S9ultinoer.
SmpoIant ipirb fi6 Der llmsug Der
am Freitag Pa6mittag itattfinoenben
gdIteinlegune fir bas ncue @eriftss
esbGure eeit1lten. Die 8ommiiiion,
bic nit bem 9ou bes gebdubes be-
traut tporben 1T, bat ale 9ortebrnns
aen qetroffsn unb es 1T nur su ipiin'
i9en. bab bas Detter bic Dur6Tuhz
runa bes prosrumms in Der geplans
ten Weiie ueitattst.
Der 3ug fptrb iit prd3ife I'm tal6
Stpei iIbr Nahmittags BON Der Bier
ten Strabe unb 9roabpdp in 8epez
aung ieBen unb es ptro boun bic fol-
asnoe Wari6route einssbuIien pers
ben:
Nm Der 8ierter CUR Rdce, CUR Sic
benten. sur 8ine, Sur Siinften. 5ur
Wain. n0rolif gum aanal, no ii4 Der
3ua, na9bem g. prdiioent Wm. 8.
5aft unb bic anberen gbrengdfte BON
Der Dor benz proisttirten Reu6du
erribteien 9ribune aus bic paraoe
abaenommen ba6sn, ii3 auflOisH Diro.
Die 3ufammeniesuns Der paruoe
1T tpie Folst:
poli5ei.
9rob Wari6au - Suhfon 6drmon.
Sta6s6ef - 2iucoln q. Wtit4ea.
Stubenten Der Dalnut pills 9o6z
'6ule.
6On. WiIIidm $. 5dft,
unter gstorte Der gleue Gourtbouie
guilbiug aommiiiiou unb ebrenS
6arbe, furmirt BON Stubenten Der
Wpobparb 6pdf6ule.
8etsranen Uiitslieoer 6er Bar,
6. g. grabitreet. 9oriiser.
WltiittapelIe.
G9uItiuper.
Seffsntlite S6ulsu, Don. U. ..
Sbodlep
pfarri6uleu, Son. 6. Stpetnep.
Grfts Btpifton.
Wain Strabe 3aufleute aTociation,
300, nit DSititapens
u. O. Rifi, Spmmanoeur.
Cincinnati gdr aHoeiation, $50.
Sobn Cabin, aommanbeur.
Samilton Gpurtp, 25o, nit Wtuiits
.dpelIe.
Gountb aubitor pster ID. 0urr,
Rpmmanbeur.
Stdbt Cincinnati, 900, nit WluiIt
,dpelle.
9ice Mapor 9puis 9auner, Som
mdnbeur.
Der. Staten Reeierunss ang.iielte,
100. poitm,iitsr Sobu 9. Sbuff,
aommanoeur.
3neite 9ipiiiOu
Sanbelsiammer, 300, nit Ruiits
tapelle.
guiineb Men's Club, 400, nit Ulus
fi.tapells.
gdul W. Wilitin, Gommanbeur.
Rotarn Club, 250, nit Wuiittapsae.
R. u. Single, aommanSeur.
9ritte 0ipiiion.
9lrbciter Srsaniiaticuen, 1000 =
4npalt gitoIos aIet,t, Marfd,on.
giertc Gioiiiou.
Stlibentcu Der llniperiitat Ocu Gin.
cinnati.
Gtloenten Ses ct. 9aoiers College.
Stuoeiiten uom 8. ". :.
Stiioeitteu Der Sugbes Sotidmle.
5Inite Dipiiion.
5oberirte @erbciierungs. Srgan;iatio-
unb unb dbnlifJe aorper.
id)aiten,
Se d. tie 9iuiltou
glutomobiI. 0iuiiion.
Cincinnati gIlttomobiI HIuG.
Or. 6. g. gontfieIb, 0faritall.
Staot g1oupooo.
@faDor 8. 6. GngeIbarot.
StaSt ct. Bernard.
wiapor Seurp Raplor.
elnpoob Yluce.
glapor SsHrp Glauiins.
9opelano.
Wfapor sSobn z. Sorper.
GLENDALE.
Wsapor @eurse Z, Pcor.
KIptap9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
6amiltpm.

llnier gsent in Samifton IN
6err Gouarb grud, 449 SlS ;Sinfte
Straie. yeG Sci. 476 9., Spms
Ebune 1851 u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
S,Ib fir Gii,n.

fy Sie Sainse finb in Der BoIts-
bIatt Office, 1877 OF Siebente, nabe
Wain Strabe, 5u baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
Jnlpolant
@irS iih Der ltm,ng aelesentlid ber
Gfitcialesnng fir Oas nene @e.
ridtsscbaube scitalten.

Die Gin5slbeiten be3iigli5 Der parabe
am tommenb.n Iyrsitaa Sc
itimmt. - Sn bem 3ug perben
minbsitens 5000 Gripa8Ieue unb
e6enfopisle S6ultinber mari4iz
rem. - Die Marfdroute III cine
Siemli6 cusseosbnte. = Dis ii6
Der 3ug suiammeniebt. - u. ..
Sbodlsp III Der MarI4oll Der 0is
piiion Der S6ultinoer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-23
TWO METHODIST
FAITHS MERGE
Methodist Tpi-cupal aud South Meth
odist Churches Of St. Louis
Nmalgama:c.

ST LOUIS. Nov. 22.-The 81. LOUIS
Ministerial association OF the NleIno- ~
dist Episcopal church and OF me
Methodist Episcopal church, sou,H'
merged here today aud hencetorth the
forward work of the two churches III
81 Louis will be conducted as thouBh
hy one organization. Sixty cohSre-
cations were represented at the meet
ing. , e ,rir,o
The merger was deemed OF prime
i,nnortance in Methodist circles ana
Fev, James W. Lee, presiding elder
Of the Methodist Episcopal church'
south. said it was hoped that 1t Would
,resape similar mergers in other Dor
der cities. such as Kansas City. Balti-
more Washington and Louisville. 81.
Louis is the largest city where boIh
branches of Methodism exist.
Reverend Lee said that henceforth
there would be no conflict or rivalry
between the two branches Of Meth
odism i'm establishing new churcheS
I'm St. Louis and that for all practical
purposes the two churches henceIorlh
are united i'm st. Louis.
A plan for the merger OF the Two
branches Of Methodism will come De-
fore the Methodist Episcopal genera
conference which will meet next May
Definite action looking to the union
of the two churches throughout the
Nori 4 than is exnectad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-23
TO DESTROY ALL
MUNITIONS PLANTS
Suspcctcd German Dcsertcr Says He
Knows whole Lot But VIII
Die Before Telling

BALTIMORE, Nov 21.-Otto Bue-
low or Unger, the suspected deserter
from the converted German cruiser
Prinz Eitel Friedrich, now interned at
Norfolk. declared that lin six months
time there will not be a war muni-
tions plant in operation I'm the United
states" according to CITY Detective
Robert Porter, who took the man to
Norfolk last Friday night
Buelow, who was arrested here last
Tuesday. had pretended he could not
speak English, but Porter said today
he conversed in that language with
the prisoner on the trip to Norfolk.
According to Porter, Buelow sald
no nnew the location of all the muni-
tions plants in the country. He told
the officer that he had been arrested
"iust one day too soon and that he
knew a whole lot but would die be-
fare telling j.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-23
WOMEN SELL THEIR
VOTES FOR THEATtR
TICKETS. HE ALLEGES.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 22.-Con-
gresham Jacot T.. Meeker Of St
Louis. in addressing a suffrage
luncheon here today. said that IN
Denver, so he had been told,
women sold their votes for fifty
dollars each and that the votes OF
society women there could be
bought with theator tickets.
The remarks Of Congressman
Meeker created an uproar When
Mr.. Meeker tried to leave the
room several women blocked his
path and hurled suffrage argu-
ments at him. Mrs, Kate O'Hara
said that the woman who sold her
vote for fifty dollars showed more
intelligence than the man who
sold his vote for a glass Of beer.
CONGRESSMAN Meeker said there
was danger I'm giving women the
ballot for they would go to greater
lengths than men in pushing the
policies they favored. Men were
better friends Of women, he said,
than we're women and men could
be trusted to legislate for women.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-23
N CRAVE
WHILE III BEGGED FOR
MERCY \ YEAR AGO

BATAVIA. y. y, Nov 22.--
Luigi M5trOu was buried alive i'm
the cellar of his home near Corfu
i'm May 1glA his body being
trampled into @ newly made
grave while ne still begged for
mercy. according TO q story told
bv his widow To- District Attorney
Coon here today This afternoon
Antonio BOLIVIA, the alleged MUIR
dercr. pointed out the spot where
the crime occurred and a body
was found which Mrs. Matroni
Identified as that Of her husband
BOLIVIA has confessed, the district
attorney said.
BOLIVIA. who is Mrs. Matroni's
son-in-law. is serving six
months term in the Monroe
county penitentiary for a stab
bing affray Mrs. Matroni came
here from Syracuse to tell tho
story Of the murder which she
declared had been witnessed by
her and her young son Charles.
Her long silence. she said, was
due TO fear Of BOLIVIA. When she
learned he was in prison, she felt
safe to tell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-23
TULSA LEADS L. ;.

The report Of Bradstreets
showing comparative bank clear
ingq i'm the leading cities Of the
United states for the week end
ing November 1S, shows that
Tulsa made a bigger gain than
any city in the nation. The
statements of the three principal
cities i'm Oklahoma for the past
two weeks and over the cores
ponding week last year follow:
Town Nov. 18 Inc. Nov IL
Tulsa .$2,443,OO0 700 Sl,T31,OOO
Musko-
gee .$L4O3,OOO 26.O $1,5OOOOO
Okla.
city s8,3OS,OOO S.6 sS,SSS,OOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-23
Nninals Burned.


Quite recently our bishop went over
the hospital and spoke to the men in
each ward. In spite of this suffer
ing. the men seemed to be In the best
OF spirits. -iIersham England Par
sh Magazine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-23
WON'T Lcayc MeXico.

Continued from page twoD
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-02-06
Optimistic Thought.

A heroic resolution never permits
life to pass away in trifles.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-02-06
WORKING WONDERS FOR WEAK LUNGS

uos. = . ps Health Resort is located lear Richmond, Indiana, o n of the
Ao' auelu spots In Thu Central states, overlooking hills and valleys
-, ~ iuns emeas a discovery of DR.. Joshua Emmons, the eminent special
l 10 useo VI Cnn Dale Health Resort. This remedy fr lung and bronchial
troubles marks The beginning of a complete revolution in the treatmen
Oh tnese affections. Over eight hundred people have used this remedy with
wonderml success. Many who have tried climatic changes in vain have
oeen promptly cured by this remedy.
II peisons VIZ ire unapie to come to Cliff Dale Health Resort will write
unahsement VIII be made to send them Dr. Emmons Remedy to be used
a MeT at a nominal price. Everyone afflicted with lung or bron-
chal troubles should know of this great remedy, which is making such
remarkable cures. For information address Cliff Dale Health Resort
Richmond, Indiana
Read what people sy about Dr. Emmons' Remedy, used 1T Cliff Dalo
Il am glad to make the following statement about by cae 7 had a "a
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hou3ht uere was n hope TO me, but a few months q I began the use
d Dr. Emmons Lung Remedy. soon began to improve from its use and
am o pac TO ynormal health and strength. I feel | owe m v life tt this
ereat remedy, and am glad to make this statement, a 8 1 feel everyone
amlctedw with lung disease should know OF this remedy
III. d. Marshall, Eaton, Ohio"
uoscnpe n sworn to before ne this 18th day of July, 1913
J. w. OHara, Justice of Peace.
Write for sworn testimonials from other States-Advt)
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-02-06
ONCE IN A BLUE
MOON TRUE ONLY
IN CALIFORNIA.

Harry Rawley, who is now in San
Francisco, writes The Pleasantville
Press as follows:
"On return from nv Pacific trip and
visit of Japan, China, Australia, Sa-
moa, and Sandwich Islands. | picked
up the Bulletin and saw a little article
which may be of value to your paper.
While l will not be home for some
time yet, | would like for you to take
notice and see if they are facts. My
routine of visits, after leaving the
Panama Exposition, will be by way of
the Canal and to New York and
home"
The item referred to follows: F,
While the balance of the United
States will have to be satisfied with
quarter, half, three-quarter and inter-
mediate moons during the month of
February, California and the Pacific
Coast will have the full benefit of full,
fair Luna for an hour and a half next
month-from 1870 p. m. to midnight,
February 20.
This seeming discrimination against
the "effete East" is a natural, though
rare phenomena, according to Profess
o R. T. Crawford, associate profess
sor of astronomy at the University of
California. 1t hasn't happened for
years = just how many Professor
Crawford doesn't remember - and
won't happen again for nearly two
decades.
"Ehe East will be full-moonless in
February" said Professor Crawford
this morning. On account of the diff
ference of time the moon will not be
full in the Eastern States until 100 a.
M, March 1, while here on this Coast
we will have a full moon the night of
February % from 1890 until midnight.
"This condition of affairs is a rare
astronomical phenomenon, as the last
full moon of this month will be to-
night and there will not be another for
a month except in this favored locali-
ty. | do not remember just how many
years have elapsed or will come be-
fore this phenomenon will be repeated.
but it is of sufficient rarity as to call
the attention of astronomers to it."
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-02-06
JACK" McDERMOTT SUFFERS
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN,

Beginning life as a caddie, John ].
McDermott, better known to the gol-
fers throughout this country and Eu-
rope as Jack" McDermott, who twice
won the national open golf champion
ship, has been confined to a private
~sanitarium near Philadelphia for the
past four weeks, suffering from what
is described by his family as "a COM
plete breakdown"
Following his disappearance from
mas, McDermott vanished from the
world and it was not until this week
that his friends learned their worst
fears had come true and the young
man who had won fame on the links
of this country and Europe had been
placed in a sanitarium by his family.
From the time McDermott won the
open golf championship on August IL,
1910, which was his twentieth birth
day, he continued to rise in golf cir
cles until the summer of 1913 when
his stroke fell off and the young
man who had been declared the won
der of the world began to go back
ward.
At the home of the former cham
pion's mother in Philadelphia it was
said "Jack" had been at a private
home for nervou people at Clifton
Heights for the past four weeks but
was getting somewhat better. 1t
was also said, he was sent there fol
lowing certain actions about the house
of his mother which led her to believe
his V breakdown might be most
serious,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-02-06
G OF PYTHIAS.

There was a very interesting meet
ing of Phil Kearney Lodge, No. So,
Knights of Pythias, on Friday eve
ming, Jan. 20. C. C. Steelman was at
his usual post of duty. Bro. Mullen
was also there with his usual kind
smile. Bro. A. Whitson surprised the
lodge by rendering a solo entitled "In
the Valley of the Moon" Bro. Haas
was able to be about and attend to
his duties. Bro. VIM. Clark was also
reported as being able to be about
again. The Lodge was sorry to hear
that Bro. Edward Horton was again
i'll. We wish for his speedy recovery.
The lodge is going along very nicely,
especially socially. There are games
of quoits that are creating great in
terest among the members. The Lodge
is going to hold a "Union Meeting" on
the 18th of February. All Knights
of Pythias are cordially invited to at
tend. Bro. ]. w. Kirkbride surprised
the Lodge last Friday evening by
rendering a "whistling" solo. No one
had ever dreamed of his abilities in
this line of amusement. Very sorry
he was so short winded for we could
have listened to him all night. Bro.
VIM. l.. Naglee would surprise the
lodge if he should by chance pay us a
visit. Came very near forgetting
about the great clog dance that Bro.
Willis Horton rendered so ably. This
Lodge thanks The Pleasantville Press
for giving space in this valuable pap
err. Business of importance to be
transacted this Friday evening. All
try and be present.
EARNEST HARTLEY.
WILLIS HORTON,
H. WILLIS HAAS,
Committee.