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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30
cALis ATTENTION TO ACCIDENT.
Vim. Smith Tells Of Criminal Neg
llgcncc ON Part OF Auto Party.

-e>.s~S OAs Wv OA <AutO
Editor Daily Item.
Please allow me space In your pa
per to say few words in regard to
an accident which occurred on Man.
ming avenue, near the N. w. r. r., on
last Sunday evening. I was on my
way to church and heard an automo-
bile approaching me from behind. AT
the same time a man riding wheel
passed going In the direction of the
automobile. A minute or two after
that heard a crash. The aptomo-
bile stopped and on running back /
found the man lying PROSTATE in the
road. asked the folks in the auto
mobile IL the man was killed, and at
the same time woman in the auto
mobile hollered Get some cold wa
ter quick"
1 ran back to my house nearby for
the water and a light, but before I
could get back to the scene of the ac-
cident heard the automobile being
rapidly driven away.
1 thought the parties had decided
to rush the man to the hospital, but
found that they had dragged him to
one side of the road and left him
lying against the bank apparently
thinking he was dead. With the aid
OF some neighbors and passersby I
applied the cold water to his head and
after while he regained conscious
ness and said his name was Burns
(colored) and that he lived beyond
Pocalla Springs.
He seemed to have been badly cut
and bruised about the head and face
and was bleeding freely. Some
friends secured a horse and buggy
and took him to DR.. Felder's office on
Manning avenue for treatment. and
later he was taken home.
I do not know whether the parties
In the automobile wore white or COL
ored nor do know who was respon-
siole for the accident as neither Of
them had light, but really some-
thing should be done to prevent 80
much fast and reckless driving OF
automobiles on Manning avenue. Per-
sons on foot and in horse drawn ve-
hicles arc constantly in danger.
Yours truly,
William Smith
Sumter. Sept. rs, 1916.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30
SCHWARTZ MILLINERY OPENING

Schwartz's millinery opening on
wednesday was attended by a large
number of the ladies of Sumter, who
were delighted with the large assort-
ment of beautiful hats placed on dis
play by this popular establishment,
The department is under the supervis-
ION of Mrs Foster, who was assisted
by the Messrs and Miss Schwartz in
showing the ladies what they will
wear this fall and winter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

- Z - 1lS YsssssiiIAsS q saIbsss. :.
ia tts.s.r1 ~. 4 G. - lalses..


DR.. A. r. Konnecke. a representa-
tive oil the Jacksonville Chemical
Mfg. CO.. spent a few days with his
father. Hr. John c. Konnecke.
NJ. skd Mrs. w. n. Law. Of Sumter.
spent several days last week over here
Waiting their children. Mr.. Law says
he nevsr has enjoyed better health
than nVw. --Bishopville LEADER. and
vindicstor.
Mrs Warren Noise has returned to
the citx after spending tie summer
t Hsnasrsonville.
"A Ma @laari4n Jackson has returned
TO the city 70 resume her studies In
the hiGh school. after spending sew
srAl w{iRs In saiuda. N. c.
Mls Rsbecca Hall has returned to
Colem1R to resume her duties as
teachs1 II the city schools. after
spsndiqt several weeks In the city
With NJ sister, Mrs. L. r. william
Mr~ L M. Meadors. OF savannah,
0a.. = Whiting Ter parents. Mr.. and
Nra VIII. Shelley.
hrA ~. c. Williams han returned
70 coluh hbia. after aHvisit 3, her par
snt@ NJ. and Mrs W. H. r'hsIiey.
Miss NINA OttolInsui- after spend
tpg the ,tummer at Denver. Colorado,
has rsejdrnsd to tho city snd 10 at
hrA M4hnins Brown's. No. Church
~. ~. wsscoat fornssr citizen
o. Ssnttr. stopped In the city Tuesday
nisht. GAs many friends or Mr.. and
Hr~ wl>spoat viii be glad to hear
that tl>Gv are contemplate moving
hack td{namtsr tho fsrst Of next year.
Mr. cuis Pitts left Tuesday for
cIsznse4 College to enter that institu-
Hna4 HAnsmonii Bowman of the
United b4tss ship Delaware. located
. Nor(PIk. 10 IN the city visiting hts
partnt lzS. ana Mrs. p. q. Bowman.
Rev Rd Mrs. John A. ,McMurray
Of Gut lFissvills left today for Sum-
ter. wtRrt the former will spend sew
sral q n before leaving for Prince
ton IN oiosical seminary. Princeton.
~ =. hsrs ne will do postgraduate
work. nring Mr.. McMur'ay's stay
- rrinoeton. which win be about one
year. Mrs. McMurray win make her
home Vtth her mother IN SUMTER
York w
- peIss Steele Of The Ridge
oD( - e}ien : spsnditg 8 several
- ~ l@A1p
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

FOR SALE-Desirable property, ia
Church street, lot 100 by 800. For
price and terms see A. ID. Richard
son, Sumter or j. M. Richardson,
Hartsville, $. C..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

It 10 no changing offense to even
write or call ON Till and just see the
slso plano. or had you fathqr wait un-
I'll somc music house representative
who works on a rs per cent. commits
sion calls on you and sells you the
s30A 1Fs|a Rlanas s1e5 .lao. ssaas .MNa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

Sumter people and those of the sur
rounding country are assured of a
treat on Wednesday night when all of
the fall fashions are to be shown on
living raodels. Handsome dresses
will be displayed by beautiful models,
ana StSp 4 9alax md 4 kintsdr kitsd ,stxles n,ila
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

JusN phone Till and he will come
and TAX II over with you and should
he come, you will get one for $3.50
pialio!3of course--as that is what he
sells Sf $3.50 on time.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

Licenses to marry have been issued
to two colored couples: Washington
Williams and Arabella Diggs, REM
bert; and Sidney Dicks, Sumter, and
jamie Reynolds, Claremont.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

Suner's first Fall Fashion Show
Is an event in which every merchant
shotlA aid. as 1t is something that
helpsAvery one of them, and the Civic
LeaE4 receives much of the benefit.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

SunHer's Fall Fashion Show is to
be held on next Wednesday, October
4th.S every merchant should help to
make the first of these events sue
cess.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30
Corrected Daily by

sg Corrected Daily by
HARDY & CO., Cotton Buyers.
Good Middling Is 1-2 to 5-S.
StrFt Middling Is 3-S to 1-2
Middling Is IA to 3-S.
Strtct Low Middling Is to Is Is.
Low Middling IA "a to 7-8.
Market quiet.
Nauonal Ginners' condition report
's.s. .5
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30
SUMTER COTTON MARKET.

Corrected Daily by
Ernest Field, Cotton Buyer.
Good Middling Is 5-8.
Strict Middling Is 1-2.
Middling 15 3-S.
Strict Low Middling Is 1-8.
Low Middling IA SIS.
Staple cotton 20 to 25c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30
EW YORK COTTON MARKET.

No fellows, be honest, don't yo,,
really believe Till sells 'em for less
Advt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-30

Ycs2Till has them as high as s1,059
and a. low as s1s0.-Advt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15

defeat had been administered to the
dual monarchy's army at Lutsk. by the
Russians which the government had
agreed to conceal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
INDIANA IS SEAT
OF POLITICAL DUEL

CHICAGO, Sept. 15-Indiana forms
the bone Of political contention be-
tween Western headquarters OF the
Republican and Democratic parties to.
day.
Vance Mccormick, the Democratic
manager. came to Chicago from at
tending the Marshall notification cere-
mony. Indiana will be for Wilson
and Marshall sure" he declared Il
never saw such a turn out as there
was there last night"
Indiana will be for Hughes and
Fairbanks sure said Edward Toner.
Republican campaign committeeman
from Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
EP|STLES HERALD
new MOVEMENT

For the Arst time in the history .oi
the Indiana Yearly meeting, an epistle
has been received from the Philadel.
phia parent yearly meeting. Be
cause the parent meeting did not en-
dorse the use of music and pastors
by the Western meetings 1t has here.
tofore refused to exchange epistles
with them.
An epistle has also been received
by Dr. Robert l.. Kelly, secretary OF
the meeting, from the Jenessee yearly
meeting, Canada. This is Hicksite
meeting and for this reason is very
unusual.
DR.. Kelly believes the receipt Of
the epistles from these meetings to be
a sign of coming closer co-aptration
between all Friends The cooperative
stand OF all denominations OF Friends
on the Peace question is thought by
DR.. Kelly to be at the basis of 1t all.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

Wischmeyer-The body of Mrs.
Henry G. Wischmeyer, who died at
her home in Detroit, April l6, arrived
in this city this morning and will be
inferred in the Lutheran cemetery
Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock
Brief funeral services will be held at
the grave. Rev. A. j. Feeger will of.
ficiate.
Mrs. Wischmeyer, who was 33 years
of age, was former resident OF Rich.
mond. and was well known among
members of the st. Johns church.
Funeral services we're held in De-
troit, but upon the request of rela-
tives the body was brought to Rich
rnond for interment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
U. S. PUSHES PROBE
OF JAPANESE CASE

WASHINGTON, Sept 15-Notwith.
standing denials from Russia and
Japan that neither the new Russo
Japanese treaty nor Japan's on China
threaten the open door" agreement,
state department officials are today
continuing their investigation of the
Far East situation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
HEiRoNiMUS OPENS
CHAPEL ADDRESS

AS the speaker himself admitted
this mornings initial chapel address
delivered by Principal Heironimus to
the students of Garfield junior high
school. started precisely the same way
II did just twenty-five years ago when
Mr. Heironimus took charge of the
school. The speakers words we're:
I'm certainly glad to appear before
SO many bright and shining faces"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
FAILS TO FORM
PEACE CABINET

ATHENS, Sept. 15.-M. Dimitraka-
poulos Informed King Constantine to-
day that he had found 1t impossible
to form a cabinet, having policy
calling for anything other than imme.
date Greek participation in the war
Then he begged to be relieved of his
task.
/, It became known late yesterday
that Dimitrakapoulos had decided to
reject the premiership.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
OPEN new EMBARGO

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.--A new
embargo on trade with northern Euro
pean countries has been imposed by
the British war department, consul
general Skinner at London reported to
the department of commerce today.
The new regulations prohibit the ship
ment Of various products to Denmark.
Norway, Sweden and the Neither.
lands.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
CHIEF ISSUES DECREE

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 15--General
Carranza today issued decree which
paves the way for replacing the pres.
ent defacto government with a solid
constitutional government
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
ORCHESTRA APPEARS

First appearance Of the re-organized
Richmond high school orchestra will
be at the first chapel exercises Of the
fall term, probably Tuesday or We'd
nesday morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
ORCHESTRA ORGANIZES

About thirty members and prospect
i've members OF the Garfield school or.
chestra will meet with Miss Edna
Marlatt. teacher of music, this even
Ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15
MILITARY BOARD
SCORED BY LEADER

BUDAPEST, Sept. 14-(via Amster-
dam. Sept. 15)-Sount Albert Apron
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15

vi. leader OF the opposition, made q
sharp attack on the Austrian military
administration in the Hungarian par
lament
Count Apponyi declared that grave
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-15

India yearly devotes 100000 acres
to rice growing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
s6iparSe seibe
Striimpfe

2Ssnu Sie uidt wiifsn, mos ju fau'
fen, 10 fuufsn Sie Striimpfe. cit
MAIDEN ME ,ineu 5sbler In oisiem.
Ste fuO ibwur3. msiB uno urus 6ar'
ben Der 65c QuuIttGt. ui6t 9anl psr'
feft absr iaum bemerfbar. 80 &euts.
Saupt 6lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

Den augenblidli9en @erbdltniFen intsrs
eFonte puntte auf. 9lls 9sneral 8ridls
mont iid. elmer 9lufforberung Der
rumdntI9en Regierung entipre9eRh.
i'm Sabr 1888 na9 8utareit beeab.
um einen pIan fir bas 3pedmdbi9fs
@erteibigungsIpItem Rumdniens auss
suarbeiten uno nit Der 8efeitisung
Der SuuptituOt ,ielbit begann. erbob bic
DIterrei9iidsun9driI9e Regierune Gins
fpru9. sic erblidte in OieIer Mabp
nabme sine fir ben Ru9barftuut fetnbs
li6e 8un0gebuns, uno bic belsiI9t
Regierung iab it4 peranlabt, 9eneraf
8rialmpnt na9 Suufe gu rufen. Spds
ter aber bat Der grbauer fein Mert
pieoer aufsenommen unb bel oeHeR
9ur6fiibrung bic groben 8ersIei9ss
perfude spti6en ben beutf4en unh
ben franaOiii9sn panSertiirmen ansss
iteat, ppbei bic bsutIhen fid als Der.
artis tpirtunssboller eripiefen, baB ber
sefumte aufbuu Der Seitung nu6 beuts
idsm Spitsm burd9efiibrt ipOrben iit
General 8rialmont bat aud bic
GeItunssn antiperpen unb 2iitti9 Ct.
baut. sic baben Dem Qnfturm Der
Rteisngsi9iibe Der @erbiinbeten ni4t
Stanb balten tOnnen. Qud 8utarsR
ptrb fallen, unO es fra9t iidb bereits.
Oh eins na6buItiss @erteioisung ber
ssTtuns iibsrbaupt in gGusfdt senoms
men iit. Rad bem SnIl 8ufureR
piro bic militGriI6 intereFante Truee
entfteben, oh bic RumGnen ibren Riids
aug peitsr na9 Rorben bur6 Die
MOlbau bur9fiibrsn obsr bereits bet
9aIab auf ruiiiides @ebtet iibertres
ten iperoen.
Die nsue Sront Der @erbiin6eien
aber, tpel1e ounn bon Der Sitfee bis
an bas S6parse Meer rei9en ipir6.
ptrb nit Der GusI6altung Rumdniens
Inn runo IT'S ailometer pertiirat ipeTs
ben, unb bon bieIer Sront aus tpirb
iid Die Serri9aft iiber bic geiamte Doc
nau Bis sur Miinbung eritreden.
Sn 9ris6enlano Tbeint cine ernfts
ariIe bspOrSuftebsn. Die Regieruna
bat iib s.psigsrt, Die bon ben aGiisr.
ten g.forbsrts 9luflGiuns Der armes
borsunebmsn unb bic 9luiierten broben
nun, bieTe gluflDiuns oes armeeper.
bonoes au erSlpingen. Die rsgierunss.
treuen @riehen, etnfdIteBIid Der Wtit.
slieber Der 9lrmse Tetbft. balten sur
Resierune uno Elm betpaffneter &pns
fIttt itebt jebsn 9lusenbIid gu befiir9ten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

gtttades Der bteiigen DiterreidiIdsuns
garif9en 8oti9aft unb iebigen @iSe.
tonIuls Der 0oppelmonar9ie an ber
PacificsSiits, nit 5rGuIein 8utberins
8rittpn, So1tsr Serrn @leranber
8rittons, itatt. WtitgGieber Der BOT.
fdaft ertlGrten spar nt9ts bon elmer
beporitebenosn @erbeiratung Su piI=
fen, Die MeIOuns fOl inbes, tpie bon
anbersr Seite beriihert tptrb, ben Sat.
fu4en entipreden. Bring SpbenlObc
iit etpu isdsunbSpanais Sabre aft.
feline 9ruut airtu a6tunbapunoig. 9ie
Seirat geIdiebt, tpie es beibt, gsgen
ben ousbriidli6en Wunf9 Der @lterr
bes 8rdutisams, Die, nm fte Su pers
btnbern, feline @sriebune bon Wafb.
ington na9 Der pacifics&iifte ertpirtt
batten. SrduI.in 8rttton gift ols
Sd0nbeit, beiibt aber tsin @erm0gen,
fpbaB es ftd BON Seitsn bes prtnSen
um eine refine 2iebesbeirat banbelt. 9ie
8raut tebrte tiirsIid nit Der So6ter
bss SdabamtsTetrstGrs WcgbOo bon
Paris, lpO f. @ertpun6et. gspfl.st bat
ten, suriid, unb spar, tpie ibre Srsuns
0in, probsuti9sr aIs iemaIs supor.
Sbre S9peftsr 1T nit bem Warines
IabImsiiter Ruft Derbeiratet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

fel bsIdperten, tOnnten srOBe S9pies
ristsiten entItsben, ipenn sinmnl I6neI
fIiifiiees 9elo sebraudt tperbe. 9lmss
rita miiFe aud an ii4 feIber benten
unb nidt ale 8urmitteG 70 feitlssen,
bab iie unter llmitGnben ni9t iOfOrt
CUR 8erfiigung itGnoen. Cine @OIOz
einfubr fei ntht. pis mun4e 2eute
msinten, bon llebeI, ipsnn Ous 9OlO
in Der ri9tigen @sife peripenoet tperOe.
DAB, tpenn Dem 2usIanos tein @elo
segsbsn, peroe, bies feline @tntdufe
etnitellen perbe, iei nlr gum seringsn
Seile tpobr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
Sie &riessIqge.

Ser eberne Rins Der @erbiinoeten
um 9utareit, Die Sauptitabt RumGs
nisns. siebt it9 immer eneer unb in
alIer 8Oruusiidt miro iid btnnen fur
aem bas Sdidial bss 0OnautOnisreis
bes erfiilIen, ebenio ipie ft9 oas S9idz
Ial Serbi.ns uno Montenesros srfiiIt
bat. DAB bamit ber aries su Gnbe
tommsn fpirb, ftebt natiirIib teints,
tpegs gu erparten. glbet Der SoI Ru=
mGniens bsbsutet eins neue, i9lpers
GnttGuiduns fir bic 2lIiisrten unO
beren SreunOe. Delde ertraDugante
Soffnunsen pdren nidt an ben @ins
tritt Rumdnisns in ben Rrisg auF Seis
ten Der auiisrten setniipft tpOrbenl
Dumals bieB es, Der gintritt Rumds
MEMS In ben 3rieg lei bon unabiebs
barer @i6tisteit; er piiroe nottp.nbis
ger W.iie SeTterreids sllneurn nieoers
sfpinssn un6 es in Die Sutlase Ders
Ieben, einen Separatfrieben Su iuden.
Nun, bd bic Seere Der 8erbiinbeten
fdft bor ben Soren 8uforeits iteben,
fblussn bic Sr9ane Der entente einen
gang anbersn Son an. SEPT bsibt es
nit einsm Wale, Die Rieberringung
RumGnisns bur9 bic MittslmG9te fei
bon teiner 8ebeutung un0 t0nne ni9t
ben serineiten @influB auf ben 8srs
Iauf 6es &rieges bdben. lleberbies,
miro ssltsnb gemodt, fei bic Sadie ia
nod gar nidt erIsbigt. benn Rublanb
unb bte 2l[Itierten in SaIoniti tpiirben
T6on ben bebrGngten Rumdnen gu
Silfe tommen.
Der Gntpidlunesgung oes rumGs
ntf4en SeloSugs bat bel fdmtIi9en
gqiiertsn bic sr0bte 8eitiirSung pers
urfudt. Wenn ibre miIttGrif8en
Sa6perftdnoigen bon elmer rununters
brodsnen Reibe ItupiOer Srrtiimer" Der
entente in Der 8ebanoIunq Der Bal
tanfragen pdbreno Der eeTumten Ouus
er oes @0ltertrteges reben unb bteIe
Srrtiimer bereits Der GeI6i9te einpers
leiben, 70 1T oieTe aritit ni6t mIr
our9 bic militdriIdsn Grfolge, tpel6e
bic iiesrei9eu @affen Der @erbiinbeten
srrtn9en bdben, beranlabt.
Surd bic Rieberpsrfung Serbiens
tpuroe bic @erbin6uug atpiiden ben
MittelmGbten iiber ben 8altan nit
Der Siirtei bsrgeitellt. 9teIe @erbins
bung 1olIte bur9 ben rumGnifden
Selbsug uno bur9 Die Salonitiz@rpes
bitton fpieoer aufgeboben lperben. Dab
oieTe glbI6t 70 erilnbIib mtbIunsen,
oariibsr Ibdumsn bic GnttGuf9ten in
obnmG6tiser Wut.
@enn Ole GntentemG9te beute nod
nu9 irgenOetnem Soffnuugsi9immer
betreffs Der MOglidteit elmer Rettung
RumGniens ausfdauen. iei es nad
Silfe Our9 bic angsbli9 berunriideHs
ben ruTFTden @eritdrtun9en obsr mad
irgsnbsiusm Dunber, bas ii9 ersignen
ToII, 70 1T bisie perSpeifeIte Stimmung
perurIa9t our9 bic grtsnntnis Der
lpeitsrsn SOIssu Der Wdff.ntatsn Der
armeen TaIfsnbopns unb Wadeuiens.
Tlit Der gltsbertpsrfuns RumGnitna
DirS nidt uur bic 6rOnt. bic Sonn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
StaIteniidDe seiOe
1lnterfIeiOer

-bas iosale 8eibuahtsseiheuf BON
@utte ,ur @atiin uub Sruu jur Srau.
Sii6ts bsnustss 1T gan, 10 uuhs. ntdts
mehr psriSnlid. unb niHts erfrsut ith
srObsrsr 3uusisuns our4 bic 5rausn.
sserner 1T ss anssuehm uno pratttlt,.
uub oiels QualitGt fam immsr ntsOsr
aemalhen psroen. ftets 10 bablh uno
perfeit beraus fommeuo. Soristt usb'
er,iiss, Ysftsn, SlOomsrs, Union an'
siiae nno aombiuatiOusu in msiB oosr
Slsiidiarbs. Su BeibuaHts Sha4'
teln, $1.00 bis $500.
Saupt 5lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
Sirfii6e 9anotii6er

maiden feline @sidsnfe. unO bisie Sanb'
tii6sr fub fpssisll gut, sdtes noises
Terrp, psih uno fsin /; bhbihs Blu
menrinoe nit Wtittslfroue iiir elm ge'
ftidter anfanssbuhtabe, ooer bhbi4s
Strsifsumultsr in Sob. roia. blau uno
lausnoer. Sin srfte 8laHs 9auotu1
Der 9eidentiorte 3u einsm nlsoriSsn
Breie. 29 Gents.
9aupt 5lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
$t.OO ltntermusltaS tn
Sbad)teln
Das ib.als @sitsut..uou Srsunb
au fsreuuo

UUb IUIUIt VtIuEHts sUUH OttUHV
3u Srsuuo
Sc 1T cine pa&ienOe Esuoeus isOss
Sabr fiir nhsli6s @sidents elmer per-
f6nliHsn 9tatur - fur @.wduosr, bic
9sraos elm psnis anbers iino, uno oa
fommt Der r@lobe" 2aosn Dor NIT 9e'
tpdnoeru, @nuelops @bsmiisn. @amiio'
les, Bouboir Sappsn uuo aoristt usb'
erBissn, Die psrihisbsu itnb. IDtr ere
fsnnen Sbrs 8sOtrfnliie uno srlunssn
bis nsusn Stils-bas ilt's SsbeimniB.
3msiter Stof.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
Gnfa11o.
Den 9taiisrten Dtro Sas Mule
gen bou Ynmpen eridwert.

0Drfebrunaen aesen @iebiend,e ae-
trOfieu - Snn6seri6t In Seras.
@rubenarbeiter aescH Slltenbeime.
Sntel Gam laRt fie, Sauhbpote
bauen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
A1tSlQno.
Stamanisns Grlebisans i@reitet
raid borpGrtS.

Die ailliterten ietea leete Spffnnns
auF 8ukIaubs GiHsreifeu-9ieies
blrfte ebeuiptpenis belfen ipie @s-
neral earraiIS 8emiiben - Der
Bring nm Sufareft sieht ii@ int
nter euger.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19
SUBMARINE crisis
Remains Unchanged and Amer.
lean Note to Germany Will
Soon Go Forward.
tsY ASSOCIATED rsEso

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The
cabinet discussion Of the submarine
crisis Tuesday resulted in no change
In the situation and 1t was announced
that nothing had come up to prevent
the despatch Of the American note to
Germany as planned, probably to-
night or tomorrow.
There were some indications. Tuesday
that Ambassador Gerard has been
informed by the Berlin foreign Office
OF Its desire to meet the wishes Of
the United States IL It is shown that
the camel steamer Sussex was de-
stroyed by a submarine in violation
Of the German governments instruc-
tions and that Count Won Berstorff
was authorized to make such state
ment in general terms to Secretary
Lansing.
1t was understood that the ambas-
sador has no instructions to discuss
any specific case now in controversy
between the Two governments, but
to take up the subject broadley and
to seek the viewpoint Of the Ameri-
can government in the present situa-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-19
AIRMEN lombard
Headquarters of the Bulgarian
Staff and the Act is Report
ed G a Success.
car Aseoei.rrp ,rrs-,

SALONIKI, April 49, Twenty,
two French aeroplanes bombarded
the headquarters of the Bulgarian
staff at Doiran. at o'clock Tuesday
morning. The raid was an entire
success, the French officers say. A
German force, which attempted to
engage the bombarding French aero
planes, was attacked by special
French rapid-firing machines, which
forced them to abandon the attack.
The French official report says:
During the night of April II aero
planes of the enemy threw down seven
bombs. one of them being an incen-
diary missile, on Belfort. It has been
reported that two persons were killed
and six wounded. The material dam
age was not important"