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The Penn's Grove record., 1916-08-11
Bedroom Furniture

Never have we been able to show a finer
selection of complete Bedroom Suites
Suites in American Walnut, Brown English
Mahogany finishes, white and ivory enam-
eled finishes and the very newest decor
ated styles.
There's ~Jacobean, William and Mary,
Adam, Queen Anne and modern Colonial
periods represented. All bear the August
Bale tags that represent substantial savings.
Four Piece Suite, dull mahogany
tlnish,du proof drawers, cane inserts. Reg
ular price, Sl40, August Sale price, $1O5
Four Piece Suite, Bed, Bureau, Chit
fonier and Toilet Table, post colonial de
sign, dull mahogany finish, dust proof
drawers, cane inserts. Regular price, $160.
August Sale price ."."."....."..$112.75
Four Piece Suite, in dull mahogany,
dust proof drawers, massive design; Bed,
Bureau, Chiffonier and Toilet Table. Reg
ular price, S160. August Sale price $3.50
Three Piece Suite, Bureau, Chit
fonier and Toilet Table, Solid Mahogany
throughout; regular mahogany finish. Reg
ular price, S287. August sale price. .S195
10000 CircaSSian Walnut Bureau, Now
$4,000
$1,000 ChiffOnier to match, Now $4,000
$500 Birds Eye Maple Bureau, Now
$4,000
$500 Chiffonier to match, Now $4,000
$500 Birds Eye Maple Bureau, Now
$500
S33 90 ChlttOnier to match, Now $4,000
ODD CHIFFONIERS, in mahog-
any, clrcaSSlan walnut and golden oak, at
extremely low prices.
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The NJ. UIEGaRY 3 SON CO.
TATNALL & SIXTH SITS, WI MINGTON. DEL.
The Supremacy of Our Half Yearly Sales

fs based upon their absolute honesty of quality, Of quantity and of
price. Reductions that range from 10 to SO per cent. are not the
only attractions. There is also the satisfaction of purchasing from
the largest stocks in the State, of having abundance of choice, of
knowing that you are getting full measure in style and dependabiIty
Our August Sale which begins tomorrow morning will equal
and surpass all previous efforts. A splendid spring and summer
business necessitated large purchases for the fall season and these
goods are now being placed on sale at August prices. This gives
you the double advantage of selecting the new styles at the reduced
prices.
Heavy spring and summer selling also left manv broken lots
that will be cleared out at half price and nearly half.
We invite inspection of our stocks at this time and ask YOU to
carefully compare qualities and prices.
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Odd Diningroom Pieces

that are sharply reduced. Every piece in
perfect condition and ready for immediate
delivery.
sIDEBOARD, massive solid quarter
sawed golden oak Sideboard, 10 in. long;
beautifully hand carved; solid oak through
out. Regular price, $50. August Sale
PllSe $70.OO
$4,000 quarter-saWed Golden Oak
Sldeboard, solid top and drawer fronts, 48
in. long. Now marked 800. $50 90
$38. 90 Golden Oak %Sideboard, quarter.
sawed and polished; solid oak tops and
drawer fronts. NOW................$19.O 90
$500 Golden Oak Sideboard, quarter
sawed and polished. NoW.........$17.5O
$4,000 Serving Table, Early English
finish, large drawer and shelf. Now
$4,000 EARLY English Serving Table,
drawer and shelf. oW............$1O 90
$58 90 genuine Mahogany Buffet, regu~
lar mahogany finish, 81 in. long. Now
$4,000 genuine Mahogany Buffet.
$500 genuine Mahogany Colonial
DuIlel $1,000
$4,000 Golden Oak Buffet, so in. long.
NOW $50 90
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In the China Department

there are some very Exceptional values.
This department in itself is we'll WORTHY
a visit, and the savings during August are
considerable.
There's Dinner Sets from France, the
Well-knoWn ChaS. F. Haviland China, also
Austrian and German China, and English
and Domestic Porcelain.
There's Electric, Gas and Oil Lamps at
and near half price.
There's a splendid display of very hand
some Hand-painted China and Bric-a-
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Very fine, extremely we'll made sets,
that are suitable for either indoor or out.
door use.
Three Piece Suite, hardwood box
frames, finished in silver grey, open cane
seats and backs, settee, arm chair and
rocker. Regular price, $4,000. August
odlS
Centre Table of solid construction, fin
lshed to match. Regular price, S14.OO.
August Sale 81 90
Three Piece Suite, Settee, Arm
Chair, Rocker, boxed frames, double woven
split cane seat, forest green finish. Regu-
lar price, S24.75. August Sale price,
Three Piece Suite, finished in silver
grey, open cane seats and backs, hard
wood frames. Regular price, $500.
August Sale price
Five Piece Suite, imported from
Austria, finished in red and white. Settee.
Arm Chair, Arm Rocker, Small Chair and
centre Table. Regular price, 1888. 90.
August Sale price .......-.........$16 so
Four Piece Imported Suite, fin
ished green and white. Settee, two Arm
Rockers, n small Chair. Regular price.
S25.75. August Sale price .........$12.S7
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Brac; there's Cut Glass in the new de-
sign, and also the celebrated Kelsey
Colonial Glassware.
There are so many interesting values in
this department during our August Sale as
to make it almost imperative for you to
visit it.
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Library Tables

Massive Colonial Library Tables in either
genuine mahogany or quarter-sawed oak,
polished or dull finish. They are As in.
long and % in. wide; have strong shelf
underneath and large drawer. Regular
price IS $22. Special August Sale price,
$1,000 Golden Oak Library Table, now
$500
$21.OO Golden Oak Ljbrarv Table now
$17.5O
$500 Golden Oak Library Table, now
$3.50
$500 Mahogany Library Table, now
$500 Mahogany Library Table, now
$500 Mahogany Library Table, now
$500 Mahogany Library Table, now
$500
S15:5o Mahogany Library Table, now
$500 Mahogany Library Table, now
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Porch Furniture
Reduced Is Per Cent.

Our entire line of Porch Furniture, con-
slsting of double woven reed seat Rockers,
Arm Chairs, Settees, &C., both green and
natural finishes; Cedar Chairs and Rock
ers, Silver Maple Furniture, Chinese Sea
Grass Settees, Rockers and Arm Chairs.
Porch Swings, &c, are all reduced rs per
cent.
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During the Sum-
mer months store
closes on Satur-
days at l o'clock
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FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1916
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from page u

reforms, commends him sufficiently to
Progressiyes to enable them to support
him.
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that are sharply reduced. Every piece in
perfect condition and ready for immediate
delivery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. maintain
ing this temperature for 30 minutes
ami then rapidly cooling to 45 degrees
Fahrenheit.
From the meteorological standpoint
this treatment gives assurance OF a
complete destruction Of disease.pro
ducing germs and at the same time
leaves in the pasteurized milk the
maximum percentage of the germs
which cause milk to sour and only
small percentage Of those that cause
ii to rot
An investigation was conducted
some time ago to ascertain If pasteur.
ixation caused milk to dcteriorate as
Il food. \ number OF babies we're fed
on raw and pasteurized milk. There
was only slight difference in the aY.
cage daily gain IN weight during the
feeding period. 1t was hard blow TO
thc opponents of pasteuriZation To
learn that the difference was in favor
of pastcuriZed milk.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

hair carefully in the manner in which
ven inte:lu 10 wear II, ana after the
nat is yours don't hurry, but take u
lew extra moments to adjust It at the
lignt angle at the tlnai touch So
:,4HMgo your hair IN front and at The
sues anc catch un the loose cn0s o.
llalr III ;hc back.
Vciis to the Front.
The salient characteristic OF the
new yeilings featured Tor sp.ing is the
unparalleled richness uf uesign. The
vogue for high effects III millinery
provides effective use for the yelling.
The height OF choice is eXenp!iicd In
attractive all-over designs i'll dainty
spray, leaf and scroll patterns. Small
chenille dots are added to give smart
aess. The fad continues for fancy tie
signs on fine. sheer meshes. An all
over silver pattern on u gray grounN
will have bright blue silk embroidered
dots.
ItexaGon effects and plaid designs
developed on fine hatrline mesh have
most ardent advocates. Among the re.
cent importations there was a jetteG
veil, both in close and flowing style.
The tendency toward increased colors
in wells has been noted. Pastel tones
may find later favor, but burned
4 4 y . . . o. Do 10,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

rs O fina speaker and q good MN and
We Wish him success aud That many
souls may be saved ana good aeeonls
|iplis6ed! ri
Ia Mrs.SL ee. Arnett who hasS nsstay;
ing with Mr.. Hawkins at sHaganss will
come to stay with Ephraim Musgraye
this week.
The Epworth League cabinet met
at Rev. H. S. Chapman's at Arnetts'
Vile last Saturday evening and had
rather rainy evening for the occa-
sion.
Miss Della Cachey and Miss Jessie
Cachey. Emma Michael, Frany Youst
and family moved from the Ann Brook
farm into the residence OF NJ. H. Pratt
last week.
Mrs. Small Morgan still conttn.
ues to improve at Union.
Mrs. Eta Eewbraugh and little
daughter. Mary. OF opekiska. spent
faw days Nth her mother. Mrs,
Robey.
Miss Flossic Tichenor has returned
home to Opekiska after spending some
time with Mrs. Isaac Flowers.
Miss Nell Aructt and Frank Robcy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

Clusters and prays O. PINK 9. euc rOse
a. e paced grHcetGily Oh tA@ Crown.
In HcnOtUEc gray is u model %lIiSh
prizes itself On tho narrow lvi:HC Dt
ostrich introduced ut the cdge ~ the
under brin.. i ~. brim IL mushroom II
its tendency, AM! THE Top CT inr NAT
Is void vi OLser tri!aMsGg man II shoe
string ribbon girdii"g tas tor of the
crown finishing III the smallest po"s!'
bic bow.
A distinctly odd sailor featuring the
bebe ribbon idcA ha the top OF the
crown and the under bgim OF coars"
tete de nigrc brown and the upper
brim and side crown Of tiny ruchinGS
OF mandarin hcbe ribbon, having the
general effect Of CLrysanthcmum
braid. Large pins Of glaze straw were
pierced directly through the front of
the crown.
Rescda straw finds itself IN round
cruwn, broad trimmed hat. held close
to the crown OH the left side with u
round fan Of green straw. the bTim
rolls ON the right in the most flirta.
tious manner.
A Vatican hat. Of white lasc has a
soft crown OF Georget,c crepe. Crushed
roses in delicate pink and lavender
shade form the wreath which encir'
Giles tho crown. H..
E9iCot straw hats are made with tat
feta facfngs OF contrasting colorS. and
for those who care for the style the:c
arc velvet 6streamcrs and chin straps.
a small pink straw plateau is nearly
hidden with rows OF narrow black RIB
bon. Across the band are bands Of
narrow blue taifeta ribbon with large
roset.c on the left sittc-on the right
side is cluster OF va"iegated flowers.
A sailor OF sack cloth uudcrfaced
with blue straw has a blue ribbon band
around the crown and birds OF Gre
tonne quite di!fcrcn. from any birds
I cve" saw. app!tqucd around the
crown.
Hats of hemp with colored silk mn.
tlcrbrir. anu l:ats OF tagal. cppTCpr:.
ate for the garden, arc emhToi,iere"
in flying birds.
4 cIetc"iy graceful! hat OF whit"
Neapolltan strips; Joined with natural
Tuscan brai:! has Il specially C!c"r!
CuIcr scheme carried out IN the triTi
ming, which consists 0f sprays III pur
u" wis'rria and purple SAITH -ibhCn.
Can't buy II hat because i; LOOKS
good on some other woman. There
certainly is no law against your wear
ing becoming hat. and 20 excuse
either. especially this arasOn whom
there Is such Il multitude OF shapes TO
choose from.
When selecting hat arrange your
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12
Queer lnGtan custom.

The Haidu Indians living on the
Queen Charlotte islands Of our Alas
kan possessions, were until a few
years ago divided strictly into two
tribes. Ravens and Eagles, both strict:
~ exogaruic, which is to say that
Eagle men had to Marry Raven won.
en- and vice versa, the children ae-
cordtng to tribal law, becoming mem.
bers or the mothers tribe and return
lng 10 that group when half grown. to
receive training and ultimately In
herIt the family property.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12
HEALTH HINTS.


II was on account Of experiments
with wines made back IN 1860 that the
lives of babies and venc. fable veterans
are being conserved today.
Louis pastcur, FreIchman, discOv'
cred what lie termed disease III
Wines In other words fermentation
was taking place too rapidly. He be-
lived thai heat OF 122 to 40 degrees
was sufficient 10 rctard the ferinenta'
ton and sourIng of the wines. nc
same proved true with beer hence
the term. "pasteuriZatiOn.
The general method Of pastcn?izsaai'
ton means the rapid heating Of milk
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12
GEORGETOWN.

Sunday school was organized At the
Satwart's Run school house the first
Sunday In April and we hope that
t::.ay vii have prosperous school and
good attendance. e
REV. Garvis will preach at the Stew
arts Run school house. Rev. Garvis
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

bread" Uhite,bIack. African browns.
,"upes, purple and Burgundy are fore
most.
The circular chin veil in hexagon
mesh with shadow embroidery design.
or little whisp OF a veil. which barely
covers BALI Of the face, are factors III
the yelling cSEihils.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

were visiting Mrs, Jaeis Etslter recetit.
II ana ItIso they vent Ii Morsantown
on Tne dhS Miss Arnett was sltsi-
mbneti IS the Grand 3uhys
The big emit rtainment was well o.
tended at AfnettSyil he SatIrda night
NO think some put their tghts nnasf
a half bushel and didn't see to walls
By them. II was a bad night for tie
OCCASION that kept a large crowd from
being there. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

They tell a story o.
q man in a great city
who forgot his own
name. He put an ad.
III The paper. Within
a few hours he was
aquiiii;zz,zed BY SO many Gu
nous people that he put
an ad. in a later edition
stating that he wanted
% stay lost.
Our classified ads. do
"a le;1ythfng find the
lost, buy and sell. bar
gan. and exchange, en-
ploy and secure en-
ploy1nent.
Jse them.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19
s. CUENT0 DEL OLA
Aauella terr ttuIIi 4; de doia Geloveya... ..

la iamentari6n dp della ,,rGOyaI,
IVA frar a uucSlra Iurm0ria una VI
sI6n de sus "rcnnienpS.' uav mr.
cbo dc i,isfo on s.. a;,eia :por nr:d~
ho sido prrriso nle Gp.an,rc,ra -
a,t.lIa ancapiadoro infiuidad on a7,fa
50 i1ca1a a n loteria V So rsp2easT
tahan romedias, distrareionos or7z
anudabaD simpatias y muchas yet,s..
cari6os 1IIe arahabau ante 81 rura.
POI ru6 a1urll6s uIogos dc prem.
das Tan juranliIes ' a:brrozados. V =
anrelIas raniatas al piano ~ 1ue. Sc"
lucian Ia nina del inicnd"ut" y la
del notariO, moduilndo ronIaLas
guajiraS?
.iGleTla dc
"Cuand0 ne sienna Caa>aGn
Y dc voccar este ronco...' 49,
Y adlrlia DE-
Bate! IRA. baIelera
brilla la luna
Sobre 81 mar.
.NuIcIIaS rJnrinurS de- l,riru uue .
,or;,n MIR nscrnorio :, = .o,, ma
+,,mor;,l y al "r,iilicn- 80 rpInca
Ia en- ri romedor. V inm hrrmo5a
~.,l.l,, ,ra ~ tc6p Ic bora Y ri a
uru,ador uaria =, nfj.in dcsde I'm
r,,,,i;ro rm,ot,adn na IL ,,rcdl. s.
rio,., ..,yI,, J,it. G,.n,>.ya
,u,,,in mn ,Irg;I d.s,n,pn.rp mInrv-
,ar, ,,o ,,n .1uyrs. o. .nt.,x de- I3;s.''
MIN .,.,Jcro.v ac In. i6ycras cS
n,i;.ntos
~,nurtamns mn i,pllj,o NJ do;er
H.. ;jn59 Gnuoyrya.
-Allora purdr rnrontra.Sr aieu-- :.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19

ir"> tiaS, en- las indu>trias, en- e.
concrete, Ell Ia iiuanza: peru abler-
10 todavia d Ia inva>i6n4Ie I'll ALA
dos en ruanto a GsluS les vinicSe
IN .ana. drmoStrarin una vcZ mas
"a fuciza de las arGnaS, >u incvita-
HE e,tado do Servidumbrc =co@ra-
flea y politir4. GAcasn no haDia 81
do asi sicmpre, desdc la caiaa del
lmpcrio Romano: S:No habia >iio,
On t0daS 6pocas Italia 81 .iardin de
los bavDaros y del ~Imperio"?
Esta e eXccsiva en- su Supcriur!-
dad miliiar re>prcto dc Italia, * 70 q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19
r q ANA
Goritzia y la guerra actual

poigura. a riOscientoS . trcSclenio5
metros tan solo de las prinleras ca
,aS de- GOritZia. GCritZla no Scra
nunca nurSjra. a mcnoS uue nueStra
ala dcrecha, I'll cl M~ontfaiccne, no
logre traSponer v~ictOriosa Ell terri
bic CoSich Y atacando RI encml5o
Dor M~etIcazza Siga cl canine roma
no que va hacia Dunno.
pocoS dias despufS, en- Monfaico-
ne. otro alto Official, eNclamaba.
BAH DE- alui no nos movcremOS.
Guritzia no sera t0nrada a mcnOS
lue los ~nucStro5, que Sc hallan q Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19

mos @"birrno. no co~nciliariamo> ci
>lrIn d~eqpui> tie habHr cntrrgaIO j
Ia mrcrtr a c>cs drSvrnturados gu.
;ma-inar0n III" E-paHa ora IN ash
- para JOS h1mhrr> ne TO han go
mctido ma. .!r1iDo Que 81 de lalia
Ir natrio(ismo.
Y 1uicn sahr Ia cauSa dr r<a-
dcSrrripncs! Tai ycl son hanradu.
pariristaS. ii, rsliman DUO no g.
lirito. ron nin.jin moiivo. drrramar
&un-ro hum4na. Eal yrl son 1--we
nrS cufrrmoS jnciuidoS iniustameu-
70 on 81 .nryiri0 miIitar. ruiLas son
padres Dc rsmilia dI, ,abcn Gtlc I'll
mucrtc n daiari on 81 ntyor dcsam
p3ro NADIA dc rSto rnns;iluvr de
I;fo
SEA- n mo fIcre y, r>li p 20
binrno oulnr,,adn nor In lev n nor
i ,n,r.I.. 800 ....,r i..arin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19
(PaSa a la Pag. Sd. Col. BAL

1cr ia:cbIatt - c~ncucnira hoy mis-
mo IN Il rr6Eica II" San Sebastian. :
pLblirada por ri 'Eibcral' dc Ma
drid: =.
"llarr una, uprnr>. rn 81 SlIcG-.
Erio dc Ia madrugada, aDriGrOnsc las :.
pur"fa, Ir "MaNim'S V yariCs scnC-r
re- Y mas dc una dana. rn II mismO .
Irair Gur USaban la bailarlnas u.
~ para bafar>" Ct turnicrrabia,
lirigi"ron>. a ia ~c>Jacsla del almiraR-~
RE Clueud0 y "a arnngaron largo
nHnte. III ilustrc mariuo, con clo-
giahl' prGdrncia, couslmu6 on 81 ga
llarda pp>tura. miranda hac;a eli
mar. r"rn" 81 ~fingicsc ~ enlcrarsc:
p"rU los tlmpraiO$ hJr sal!dn con. bra
| ytI"a on 81 drfen>a: I'll nr.ann nos
IN Glrin Il crnoc'f ~ lIgIca tribuIa-
ciGn dr, lrSpiritu dG aimiranje a"
presenter aiHcIla rg-ia: fI"3noS Wis
t. Il >u alma ~eS,rcinrrrr>" de- IolOF
rn -, r>pa>lu" ante Ia !rcN"rrIcia do
~alu"iidS muirrc> ~in-nutla- u CO..
rrian al rrtirdUr del pedestal. Sc pii-
do. nor pa:rl0IlSm0. Ia rlgusura dc
"NaN!!ns
"j!u no - la degrade. pecO 81
Hot. tII,Iina suhi% Il i,rrcio De las
ilanliirir1l"- !uc iIcnrn N"uianas q.
In ",,Iuy,I,tn J,uI. -, .iyn p, ,-t.Lpp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19

Aye, domingo, luvImoS cI gus
to dc yer a dOna GcIiOvcva en- e.
enc. Hem0S sido 'Vi>tOs' de casa
de dOna Gcnovepa,>y en- Su trrtrlIla
de aqua Y panal-hemos paSado
algun que otr0 RAID deiicioso, GUAM
do cStudiaptes.
.hhCra qucriamoS meier zen So
riedad" q un chico reciGn !lecadn
DC otra provincial y hcmos aprOyr-
rhado Ia OCCASION. ElcmoS aside j
Iona Genuvcva por uno de log po-
COS cabrllo> III" lr van qucdandp.
Sc 'hasiaba Ia !lu>trc DANA con
dos dc Sis "~Nasta-aS. \ hi amigo
no Ir ha ~parrrIdo mai ODdu!ita.
la mcuUr....-pu"S e. prrS'nt", y
.vcraS....
-Aq,i trngo g, su5jD d" prc>rn-
tarlc a mi amigo. 5alud0S. rrlm-
~plimirntoS. souriSa, dr las "yi>!a-
.as" iod3 Ia Ira, "ntrc una rinIa
' olra hrieciiN''rlS'
-cn II" yemen o'''"'' al'N'''>
r"dni"n"> IAN aSrAd"Hc>'''
--NN! ga IT, ro'"p; aHli'''" i'"H"'''
IN vGz IL" Ia PnPr" DANA 50 W.
Ia d" ir1>'rza a deer Oslo
-cInmo:
-Iiuhn qua >uprrMlrtO; aI@Una>
de nucsiras amistadrs m~urmurahan
Gu, c>tibanIoS On ~r;dicui". liuln
uIr suprimirio. TamDitn IDA rar,a
ual," mrnn< grutr.,. Total: ,!!r
araD6 Dor construction.
-;Oui laSiilna. Tan AFRAID Die
n,rn.,. ronlo St pa<aDa Ia yeIada...
-:NrriaI -Iir Si...? Nv - rpr
,ur rnrra en- mi casa. ppro ALI trans
rurrian ia> horas como un SopI".
iCuantas c cerrabap Ia pu"rta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19
DEFUNCION.

FL dia y de los corcicntes, t la !
d. la iaric. y a In cdal de- - a5ns.
, mescs V y dias. Taileci0 en- Austin.
Texas. Ia sonora Refu@io V. Falcon
lie Gnnzdlrz. >,bceYiy"u aa.a .oN4n-
ia sonora sus padles 81 eSposo. !!uu.
peQueHo nino >u hijo = cuatro HERNIA
nos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19

Cuandu uccrSitr libroS On c>pah0!
diriiaSc usctd Il lgna"io +. Lozano.-
6G1 noluIsr>i SIS. tntDni". Tr>:.S,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19
DESDE PARIS

iDli-'N'A'AA'A 80 ~ '~'-
zion de Rumania, "a s~ituacl6n de
Grrria ha lle;adO a >u puniO rritl-
co-adyicrfn ":SuddrutSrIc ZnitCnS :.
Ell ei6rcit0 Sc re c~OnStrenidO por
la l].uIdruplc AlianZa Il marcar q
ST. la1O, baio Ia aInenaZa Dc los ca
H0nes de la flota aliada. Ash, pueS.
todO 10 que tienc lue hacer el Rey,
- ccder. es decir, decretar Ia mo-
vilizaci6n para combatir a los but-
sarcs'.
Alcmania Drama contra Rumanla
por Ia nlunIa DE- Ia "Gacctas de Frame
fort:
TN nnryo cncnIlSO quo evident"
mrntc no -, como tampOco Italia,
iaI<taut. furrtr ell 81 t"rreno mill
tar para ~alcaIIar sus propios fines
t. =urrra. Y III" representa- lin pap"i
d. ma $ucictad imconnr.nsltjir has
Ia psra ~ Ii'luria RIGA "n tra'clo-
:. u".pueir harrr 2randC lmprr-
>!nn cn no>uIrC$ .ru 81 muMdo
4 sta affirmation Si-ur IN IL.
luyin IT, iniuriaS que n" IS possible
rrrog"r nj aim ION ~para-uaS; iaui"
mas. ruanto. que VI prrn>a a.ll'ia
:. llarr 'rn-tl4S do "lu=ioS de- Ruma-
MIA. Pro rumO :0daNia 1uraIaE pc
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Ssrrenidneibn
Mftrifdes

5rei-1 gfunb BON SOC GunpctD-
Der ODER Sdpnn Zee mt ieben
10 gfunb bes beften 85c-adffees.
per g1detpcH fir $2.75. GoDe's
Coffee Gs1rfes. 1911 0enDeptpcrtb
Ctr, 0mobn, gtebr. 2,6,t7
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Gaai6e Omaha Grfbnne, eonstos, ben H. Stunt 1915. : eete s.
SAwarse perlsne
armmalpmau Oou ananit @eifl.

Die @tlt I'm fs 9sr mar perfume
ten.
.Iarpl" Hang ss in Sislem gu'
sshbad.
Cir idvstisu smpor; Der 3aubsr
mar gebrodsH.
5isiutmsno feb CT lie aus isineR
Qrmfn. gle BOB bic arut unO nee
iielts an BEN Saartnottu.
Ms ie i6rsn Romeu rufen borte,
mar cine ltiis Rots BIS sur StirH
auigsitisseu.
.Menn man rns nur ni6t geIeben
bdt!" fliinsrts fe Geo gu.
Der FAB fia UNI.
Nd, mems 'nur f9on Sonntag
mari Iubr Der ObsrlsutHant aui.
.0amit bod sinmal all piets be-
miitisenosn 6eimli6isitsn %auibortsn.
a6nrte id nur idoH s6rli9 unb
offer. Dor beiusu Better 6intrss
ten unb altr NeIt msiH Slid 5ei'
gen."
llno gum 3tpeitsnmal ipuroe murb
apg,rufen.
,aomm', Geo, es i'll Della! mas
IOa Il. Ii4 osnten, rpsnn mir uns gar
nidt mslosR9 SD m06ts nidt, oab
nun uIs bier finoet.A
Mlrp noate SEQ iortsiebsn.
g9as ge6t ridt msbr. SD is6t
ibr 9leiO idOH ourd bic gdums
RuF is nur reat un6s.
fargsn bsr."
6robli9 uno Inut REF re:
g5dIIo, mir fnb hierl"
Bite, fomm' bisr6er! mir FnO
beim alten 3urm! Stephan m1dte
nit sir fpredtn!@ b6rte man 9saas
inalsn.
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2eBfer Wunf4. Ri6ter:
6absn Gle nod einsn lsbtsn Dunid2
Delinquent: Sd m5dp mir nod.
oisisn boAfen 3dbH pIOmbisrsn laf.
len!
3eitatmdBer mimic
S1miersni6dLipialer Glr fd):
.9aur fauIs QepfeI Bat 0os pubIitum
noh mir gsfDorFsn; ipeHn es bod aud
a~nasiudnot bdtts.s
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IlaHifisicrtc 1tnsciocn,
MGnner berlangt.
Habrifeu nnb SaRDmert.

.ocutc, Die Anitcamg uif 3nder.
rabenieloern mno nuoere quite
5nrmarbeit iunen nm gut, iid) an
0aS Omaha employment Bureau.
.t21 q. Is. Ctr. 0mabu, 81 men.
Den. U
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9eteftibg.
an5pfe nnb gIiiiee.

Ban arnam 8reB gIeating &
gltton 60, 1867 Barton gIod,
RorooItede is. nnb 5ornam Str.
Rele. Douglas 3109. aetoroion.
anife, SIDE, 6pnce, 8or, Gun
BURT mt0 Gombinotion gIiHee.
ar6eit, smlmtiih, gicot Rnnten,
Baden. ailihen, iiberSoaene 4nopfe,
ale Gorten unb @roBen. greisIiften
frei. D1an erp1bne BEL 8eite[lung
bic aGribnne". #