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The Monroe journal., 1916-11-24
Toun Sketches
The GAY t'orty-niners
BY JOHN BEASLEY

There is an occasional outbreak
among civilized people known as the
dancing mania, which seems to have
appeared in Monroe this week. This
is an abnormal and irrepressible ten
dency TO dancing movements, gener-
ally of an epidemic character and al
fecting numbers of people ordinarily
well-balanced. Two outbreaks of
this kind occurred during the 14th
and 18th centuries in Germany, and
similar phenomena are reported
among primitive people.
And the "49 Camp, an imitation
of the dance halls that appeared in
California following the 40 gold
rush, is reaping a rich harvest. Old
men. whose legs have been afflicted
with the rheumatics all these years,
are giving a kick and a shout and
are gliding, fox-trotting, Waiting
skipping around. while 1.-THE ragtime
kid hits a tune" Youngsters, Just
fresh from the kindergarten, stand
around abashed while their older
brothers and dads take the beauti-
full James for spin around the floor.
The smooth-tongue barker who
spreads the glad tidings to the young
bucks at the carnival grounds, says
that years ago. when men left their
homes. their family, and friends in
the mad rush for gold, they found
themselves in a wild and savage
country. totally bereft OF the little
innocent pastimes and friyolities that
made life pleasant back in the
States. So Alkali Ike, noted
gambler in the mining camp, was in
structed to open a dance hall and sa-
loon to furnish amusements for the
tired miners after their days work
was done. And, gentlemen" the
barker concludes with a flourish,
I'VE are offering to you an exact
replica OF that famous gamblers
dance hall for the price of three gifts.
Get tickets at the door"
Happening to have the requisite
three gifts, and with little spare
time on our hands, we sauntered 10
the glorious "49 Camp. We were
met by a gay little tot, who didn't
look a day over seventeen. and who
asked us to dance. We told her that
our clumsy feet wouldn't respond; SO
she PASSED US up and went for bigger
game.
CLAP. clapl" the echo of the floor
mans hands responded through the
tent, already for one-step!" There
was a rush for the door. P. E. S,
drew Calamity Sue for a partner, j.
M. got Mississippi Dame; S. M. A,
reached Sunshine Annie's side; His
Honor got stung with a 2sS-pounder
masquerading under the title Of
Maid from Alaska; the Deacon
Jared 4 little better, for Polly Par
rott, the little tot who met us at the
door was swinging onto his coattailsi
the doc. was found shooting amorou'
looks at ANNE of Austria" and ob'
or two others had the other glorious
The Monroe journal., 1916-11-24
ODDS AND ENDS

One Lot of Odd Coats at .s2.5C
One Lot odd Pants to go at. :. s1.0t
One Lot of 50-cent Rompers. Me
chanic make, Sale Price :. =. 25'
Big Lot Raincoats, or Sleekers, guar
anteed water proof, $3.50 sellers
at. =. !. :. s1.9s
The Monroe journal., 1916-11-24
PANTS
HATS

About zoo John b. Stetson Hats. all
styles and colors. $3.50 to $500
values, your choice for. .s2.75
About ESQ of other makes that re-
tailed at $3.50 and $500, at
Three hundred Hats that retailed at
$3.50 and 5000 at. e.. :. s1.00
A lot of Boys Hats that retailed at
so and rs cents. selling at. Use
The Monroe journal., 1916-11-24
ONERCOATS
MACkINAWS
SUIT CASES

$1,000 Maekinaws at !. !. $3.50
The Monroe journal., 1916-11-24
NlEN'S SUITS

This is magnificent assortment 81
Mems Clothing that We are selling at
half price and much less, all OF which
are genuine value.
About 40 Suits. odds and ends, as
sorted patters that retailed AT irola
$1,000 TO $3.50. all going at
Foss"
One lot of suits that retailed from
$1,000 TO $500, at
q. $1,000 to Sl4.45
Nice, new. up-to-date Clothing in the
very latest makes, that retailed at
from $4,000 TO $3.50. including
such brands as Kuppenheimer and
Hart. Schaffner 4 Marks going
at ri. $1,000 to $14.5o
The Monroe journal., 1916-11-24
BOYS CLOTHING
SUITS

Rows $500 Suits at =. ..si.95
Boys $3.50 and $500 Suits at
g.. $2.45
Boys $500 and 5000 Suits to sell
AT $2.95
Boys $500 and $500 Suits at
sS.95
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
Little Girl Killed
By Crazed Mexican

There is little new today in the
tragedy OF Sunday night, in Indian
town, which resulted in the death OF
the little Pascal girl and the serious
wounding OF Oppenheim, a young
Indian.
Today the inquest on the remains
OF the child is being held, with Nola
Pascal, mother Of the murdered girl,
as the principal witness. Her testi-
mony is being interpreted by Mrs.
Arthur Jackson. According to her
story the shooting occurred just out
side the tent Of Nettie Lovelock, and
was probably due to drunken jeal-
ousy on the part Of the assassin:
The Pascal woman with her two
small children were sharing a bed or
the ground with Oppenheim. when
the Mexican came up and began
shooting at Oppenhei1n. One of the
bullets struck the little girl. who was
picked up by her mother, who start
ed with her for town, but she died in
her mothers arms before she had
gone far. Another bullet struck OPP
penheim in the back. ranging down
ward and passing through his abdo-
men and right kidney. He was re-
moved to the county hospital, and
was operated on last evening by
County Physician GirouN and DR..
Swczy. The right kidney, which was
found to have been shattered by the
revolver bullet, was removed. To-
day Oppenheim is in a %critica, con-
dition, with little chance OF recovery.
The Mexican made his escape in
the darkness and although word was
sent out to nearby towns giving a
description OF the man he had not
been a~pprchended up to a late hour
this afternoon. This morning Con-
stable Ed Lying brought over a man
rom GOlCOnda answering the tugi
tives description. but he was not the
man wanted and was turned loose.
MthOugh the mar was quite we'll
known among the Indians. and is
said to have been "married' to one
OF the local squaws. no one seems to
know his name. 1t is said that he
had been working on a ranch near
GolcOnda, and anne over Saturday
evening on Southern Pacific No. 10
tO SEQ his sU,,aw This ct1tcn1- :
lacks verification, ard it is consid-
cred probable that he was working
on a section gang at Golc0nda. there
being n mar answering his descrl~-
ton missing.
The remains Of the murdered child
will be taken to- LOveloCk by its
mother this evening for burial.-Sil-
Yer State.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31

Try Alfne, that good Nevada
drink, at Goodies. jl-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
LOST

A gold locket and chain, with I'M
tials S. S. engraved on locket. Re-
turn to this office. Reward. a25-1w
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
Go to the Tavern

The Tavern IS situated at the foot
Of Lakeview hill. three miles north
e Carson City, and is one of the
most picturesque spots in Nevada.
You will make no mistake when stop
ping there. Everything is run in
frst-class order. Free music and
dancing; also free picnic grounds to
autoists who desire to rest.
r. T. BRIGHT,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
SAND

For sand or gravel for your plots
at the cemetery see Bath. Phone,
AIS. m4-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
Keep Out the Flies

Door and window screens, all
kinds and sizes. Will supply on short
notice anything not in stock. Order
early. Sierra Nevada Wood and
Lumber Co. ml6-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
MILLINERY

New mid-season felt hats in large
sailor shapes. Your choice of $3.50,
$3.50. So and 81 hats for SOC, 75c and
$50 to close Out.
al1-tf SWEETLAND & DAVIS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
SPECIAL SALE

Special sale on all summer goods.
Net and silk dresses, summer wash
skirts in plain white.
all-ti SWEETLAND & DAVIS,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE

Auto in good condition; full equip
ment, for 5000. Inquire Of
asst ARTHUR H. BORDEWICH.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
Goodies, Opposite P. 0.

Ice cream all favors; fountain
drinks, with pure fruit syrups; fresh
fruits daily by express. Free auto de-
livery a1S-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
Block Wood
FRESH BREAD

The celebrated "IIolsum Bread
received fresh every day, wrapped in
parafne paper, absolutely sanitary in
its handling, every loaf guaranteed to
weigh 20 ounces. Price 10 cents per
loaf. At Goodies opposite post
Office. al7-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
The Kaiser Says

Trink klein beer, trink nur Alhne,
at Goodies. Translated: The kaiser
says drink no beer, drink only Al
fine. j1-.f
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-31
Dresses and Wash Skirts

Net and silk dresses summer wash
skirts in plain white and stripes,
beautiful goods, latest styles, just re-
ceived at
jlO-tf SWEETLAND & DAVIS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
MmS benz Oberen Sbale.
(Nrhbalo @orreSponoen3.)

- Die Scbn Wfanlsg Wobnung In
Nr1balo 1T lssten Oonneritas uollitGn
big ourh sinen 8runo ,erit6rt worbsu,
nit sinem Ysrluit pou So. 200.
- Dur6 cine Su friibisitis erfOlsts
Sprsnsuns in Der Slppbant 3sds Der
.. & D. @ompanie nurben Sreita9
Yianmitias @usmer Surmaihs,i6 unb
anortm Sopai, beioe uou Slpphanf,
70 bOs ptrlest, ioouB iie in osrislbsn
0taht i'm WilO'8allsp 9oipital itarbsn.
Obns mieoer bic Ssiinnuns ju srlOnsen.
t@arbpuoale @orrsipOuosn3.)
- Den @bsleutsn Sranf Srans pon
Terrace StruBs III elm Stamubalter
9eboren moroen.
- @briftmus Brotico uuo Seusro
@bseO, Die uon oem ieineu WunOen er'
lssensn 3oiepb @oldn6ro alS ieine an'
9rsisr bs,elhust wurosn. itno 5rsitas
auf Die Anflass bes Dtorbes Obne GU
luHuus uon Bhrsidaft oem 9sfdusniB
ilOsrwisien woroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
Bon Der @ibfeite.

9arrp Srini' uon Sront Strass uub
6raulein Catherine 0nrner pon 2u,srue
StrnBe purbeu esftern 8ormitta9 In
Der ct. Sohannis 9irdbs burh PfGrrsr
j. u. SIider gum Bunb fhrs Ntbsu
sinssisSust.
Srau 3rsIense @rislsr. 83 Sabre
alt. III asitsrn Woratn In Der @obn.
un9 ihrer Gohter, SSrau @liBa @mig
Don Glib Webitsr Nusnus, 9eftorbsn.
@s iibsrleben iie jtpst 3S6tsr nuo orei
SObns. Die Sssrbisuns finost NOR,
gen yiadmittus I'M 5Orsit Dill 6riso'
bofs itatt.
Srou @burlss Ssisr BON Bird Stra,
&c. 45 Sabre ult. III Sonntn9 Wforsen
elmer bmeimOnatlthen Srunfbsit erleesn.
@s iberlebeu iie Der @atte uno swei
2Odtsr. Die Sssrbisuns srfOlste &c
itern i'm tiitstou Nusnue jsrieobof. NOS
bel Paitor Gbsobor s. Dabu ben Eruu'
eroisnlt leltete.
Sn isinsr WObnuns oil StdorD
StraBe 1T uOrleste WittmO1 9ladt i'm
slltsr uOu 6S Sabrsn NrnOlo 0slnrid
gsfturbsn. ben Die SDittwe. brei T6hter
uno orei S0bue iibsrlsbeu. yind, brm
Grausrbirnn in Der 81. Winrien 9uhs
eriOlste Die Beiissuns am Samftag i'm
Srieobofe Der @emeinoe 5u 9to. 5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
Seutfdbss Gheater gum 9enefi,
bee Retheu areuieS.

Sidditsn Ntontas abtub. ben IS.
Wtoi. tinoef unter ben Huiptjien bts
Scranton 9iebsrfran, In bsTtn Ser.
einsboIle on abamS ausnus cine bsut.
fae TbsutsruoritsIluns itutt. bel mel.
der @slessnbtit oas 8 aitiss 2uftipisl
uon Slumsnthat unb 2aoelbur9, Sm
weiBsn ROBl.4 uon Der Dromatii6sn
Seftion oss 8ereins auf9efiibrt piro,
uno Bmar untsr Der Rseis oes Ssrrn
Sohu Drummer, iobeB cine sslunpsne
NnHihrung uorous,ulagen LIT. Der
@intritt bstrd9t: 1. Plas, $1.OO. 2.
Blos. 80 Gents /; Der Nnfana IN punt
8 lbr Is Wtinuten. Der Hsinertrae
Der Uoritelluns pirb ben &rtssspOtb
leioeuoen In Deutiblano, -CeitsrrsiH
uno uuearu, but6 baS rOIbs Srsu,
iibermleien peroen. unb aus oieism
9runos 1T ,u nhni6en, oaB fih oas
ssiammts Dsutidtbum Scrantons on
Der Sa6e intsreilirt unb Die Yoritell.
nng 3u einem 9roBen finan;isllen @rfOls
eeitaltsn belft. Eldsts tno i'm @alino
uno BET allen oeutihen Ytreinen i'm
Voroerfanf crbdltlth. uno f6nnen as-
gen uummerirte Sies Sumltoa. ben 10.
!Dtai. uon 9iuAmittass 2 llbr bis
llbr absubs. i'm @aiino umsslauiat
meroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
Spbe Narf NDti,er.

- Den @bslsuten Charles @na.l
oOn is. ausnus iiuO 3uilliuss ssbOrsn
moroen.
- Sin Stammbaltsr bat ii6 5ei ben
@bslsntsn .. 6rant uOn @bsitnut Gus
nue. sinssltsllt.
- Sobn Spbeciaf pon Ott. Yeruon
Strase, 26 Sabre alt uno alS Berg.
mann in Der Diamond 3sds anssItellt,
1T am Disnitus yiudmltias our6 sinen
5elienfall iofort sri6la9en poroen.
Die 20 Sabre alte guna Brill lit
am Wfontae 9tadt In Der Wic cOonalb
WObnung an gtorb Gunner auenue
na9 mebrmonatiber Rrantbeit aeltors
ben. Dis 8etissuns srfOlst bsuts I'm
JisDton Srieobofs.
- alsr Ofillsr pon ct. gun Sira.
Be, Der Iebn 2a9e supor isintn 8ruoer
um $2lO beitabl. nuroe lesten Douner.
ltas uon Stamforo, @oun., 3utiidsss
braht uno oann n @rmau9eluna pon
Varsi1nft ins @sfan9niB sinssitedt.
- Der 80 Sabre ulte @eoras ara.
ger, frhber bier DObnbuft, 1T Sonntas
lu Sbeiter, Ya., nab sintdsissr Sranfs
belt 9eitorben. @r miro pon Der gDitt,
me uno ,mei Sinosrn iibsrlebt. Die
Seeroisuns fauO ssitern i'm Dunmore
6riecbof itatt.
- glls Der 9i6bri9e Sobn 0ilo pon
Wisrioian aueuus ON DienItaa In Dem
Sgoe Bari Sofe Der 2adamannn @iien.
bubn anf ben 9elsiien ipislte. purOe er
uOn elner SOfomOtiue iiberiabre1, beren
Hdoer ibm BEIGE Dsine uno einen arm
ubihnittsn. @r 1T um 9lelden absno
i'm Staat DOpiital ssitOrbsu.
- Dem 55 Sabre ulten 8srgmann
Sobu Is Sonss uon Slo @alfielo
ausnue wurOe ON Samltu9 in Der Son
tinsntal j3efe eine SnIte ssbrohen uno
innerlidle 8erlesun9sn Iu9eiii9t, als CT
uuter einsm Dedenfull 9siansen wuroe.
SIN DtOiss GugIOr 0Oipitul be;si9uete
man ieiusn 3uitanO oils tritiid.
- Der 80 Sabre nlis Dauio Dauis
uon Sio Siucoln auenue. 9ehilfs gu.
psrintsnOent osS itdbtilden Poli5si uno
5eusrnlarm Spitems, nuroe Oonner,
flag on Der @de pon Siet Straee uno
Wulhin9lOn auenue au9enbIidlid ge
tOOtet. uls er auf sinem @slegrnpbpio
itsn arb ilete uno iein SuB ,ufdlli9 Den
nit 1900 BOLTS belaoensn Ornht ue.
riibrte. als Die Str0mung ben SOrper
ourhorang. muroe oerielbe momentun
itsii oann idOGsn blnue 5lummen aus
oemislben uno er fiel bsrauf iiber einsn
2 900 BOLTS Orabt Der Scrauton @lsc.
trio @Omplnie. norauf Die Rleioung IN |
Sranb serteth:uno ct uon ben SIammen
muroe. IS oauerte nabs,u
cine balbe Stunbe, bis mon Die Str0m
ung ab9eorebt battle uno Die Seide pon |
BEN PIolisn lhaffe. Wtittlsrpeils mar
Der Verunsliidte idaucerbaft 5ussridr
let moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
SaS Sbal ubmdrts.

TaBIor. = Sn isinsr S8Obnuns on
Glib !Diuiu Strabe 1T SOuntag mad,
ldnserer Sranfbsit Setter 9sioin9er i'm
alter uon rs Sublsn 9eltorben. VI
miro uOn Der gDittme, orei S6bneu uno
Orsi GDttern iiberlsbt. Die Ysiles.
un9 finoet beute YOrmittas, nod uor,
BERGEN &raueroisnit In Der ct. So,
hnnnis Sirhs in Wslt Scranton, i'm
Satbeorale 6rieobof itatt.
- 3wsi 8Obubduisr In auOca, oem
Sames Oesble nnb OauiO SumsS ss.
hOreuo, wuroen triib Dienltag Uiorgen
pollitdnOls ourh einen Bruno ,erfiort
nel6er in erltersm @ebduoe ausbrad,
Der SaaOen wirO auf $1,000 psran
ihla9t.
- 3psi bOppslte WfistbsbduIer in
Slo 5Orss, @igsntbum bss Yincen,o
Scnnbali uou bort uno Der antbraeite
Brau @ompanie pom Scranton, lino
frib 9eitsrn WfOrssn uon sinsm Brano
,srit0rt morben. Ylsrjis Ysrionen Iiuo
ourd ben Srano Obba6lOS ssporosn,
pihreno Der Su1ihaben auf $40, 600
usrauidlaSt DirO. S9esen g8aiisrman.
gel beflirhtete man ,uerit cine uerbser'
enoe 6suersbrunlt uno Die SSsusrwsbr
BON scranton murbe um Yeiltano ge
beten uno leiltete 6olse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11

Cra6'0reStI lssu aa q -
RsAsEAIalr HsAa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
Bi2tis fur alle 9sutias Ceiierreiasr,
llugarn, poltn. nHo ole GreuHoe
Oes SrieDeuS

Sc III uns slns @eIsgenbsit 9ebotsn,
am ndhitsn Disnitas. ben 16. Wtai,
uusre Stimmsn ab,ugeben fur Die @r.
baltun9 oes 5risoens nit Deutlhlano.
Dtan fam oieS Ibun, lnbsm man ant
oem Stlmm3ettel unter ben Sanoibaten
tiir BrGiiOent Den Jiamsn bes tsrleoens,
opOits's: ~9snrp isOro" binsIulhrsibt
ODER btneintltbt. Sowobl RepubitG.
ntr mis OemOfraten tOnnsn auf bieie
Weie iIir Qenrp 5Oro ltimmen.
Sln ltal tes oemOtratllhes Votum
Ihr 6orO wuroe Priiosnt S8ilion Act.
gen. Ou6 ieins siSsHe Partst se9sn Den
Srles III, ben CT gu @unlteu Snslan6'S
plant Sbenlo wiiroe sIn liaIfes rtpu.
bIlfanilhes cine Hige iiir ben Ufuder
@OuUerneur STumbausb bsoeuteu. osi'
leu SgOismuS lbn Derleltet pat, iih
isIuli ale PraiiOsntldafts. 9anoiOatsn
bsrausiubrinaeu
Eiele Sahe III duBsrlt mihti9. Jiie
Dieoer mlro lih uns eiue iolhe @eleaens
belt bielsn. 3uslsI1 fiir ben 5Iieoen uno
psrionlthe 5reibslt etDas gu tbun.
3eOrTmann In Pennlnluania iollts am
nahnen Oisnitas auf ieinen Stimm,st'
tel oen Jiumsn: OeuID 5Oro entwsosr
Ihrslben ooer sinflsben.
SlsbsBsltsl (Slders) ituo In Borbs.
reltung uno merbtn on nlle Yereine ge.
IanoI Deroen. User elne belonbere
Portlon oauou bnben m0hte, um sic
inter ieinen 6reunoen Su pertbsilsn,
'ann iie In unisr Oifice abboleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
Stabt nnO Gonntb.

= Srdulein Sslsn Shaus BON Ufou,
roe Nuenue uno Clarence Bonle iuu,
uou Chicago murben Iegteu Donnerltoo
ourh Baitor 8sor9s g8. 9Bellburn als
9lhdlidss @bspaar sinssissust.
-Sruu emma 9. @lslaub, g8ittp,
oss Sobn @lsIano. elmer Der @riinoer
oes ~Slobs4 Saosns, lit Ufontaa Jiad,t
In tbrsr 2Bobnuu9 an Uiabiion ausuus
ben Solssu sinss Sdlusanfullss erie.
gen.
Ralpb 3uriea, Der lsstsn Suni
on Ssnst StraBe ben alfreoa DeHolia
srmoroste, muroe am WOntag, nad,oem
er it4 oes UfcroeS i'm ,wsiten @raoe
ihult ie beiannt. 3u pon iiinf bic ,uau,
jt9 Sabrsn 5uAtbuus usrurtbsilt.
Gm fOmmsn6sn DisnItaa, ben
16. Wtai. fiuost Die Primarwabl ltatt,
bel wslter bic Sunoibatsn nomiuirt
nsroen, bic n1hiten 0ablt su ernablen
iino. Su Nnbetrnht Der @ittiafeil
Der 8abl. III ss ratbiam, bic uerId1ie
osntn aanoioatsu gu prhfsn uno alIs
lolhe ausiumerIsll. Ois uls 9tutiuilten
uno Wfnder befannt fno. Wian film
me nur fhr iolhs Wtdnner, neld,e oils
liberal nno fortidrittli6 bsfaunt iino.
- Die Bsrslsute uno Die Soblsn.
optrntoren baben euollh Itste sDod,e
sine iuirieoenitellenoe Sersinboruna ae
troffsn, wsI6e fiir uisr Sabre beltehsn
iou uno ourh mslbe ben Beralsutsn
Der 8 Stnuosn Gaa uno 9obnerbObuna
benllltat miro. Die Berelnbarnna be
osutst 5ritoen uno PrOipsriidt tn Dem
9artfoblen Diltlift, unb fam ale ben
erOstsn Siss bs,sidanet neben, ben bic
9artfOblen SsrSleute is srranssn. 5hr
ben 3oniument bsosutst oles etne @r,
bobung Der Soblsnprsiie Don burf,
i1nitlIih 80 @snts Die Tonns.
pg Wiun usrssiis uiht. baB isst bic
Office oes scranton Wohenblatt" iid,
4lO Spruce StraBe, uisrtsr Stod, be.
ftnost nno oaB bic 2elspbon hummer
Ssll 5145 lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-11
8iffes.Sarre SSDtijen.

- Der Sc Sabre alts Gilbert SdU.
nsnbsrser bssins am Samitus In osm
Seller isinss &ofthauisS an Parriib
StraBe burh @rhdn9en Sslbitmoro.
Wfan nimmt an, oue er bic Chat poll.
fIihrts. neil sr feline Bsiddftisuus fin.
ben fonnte.
- Der Ga Sabre alts Sranf 8. Yars
ions pon @lloeI ilseus StraBe begab li6
am WtoHtug in ben Sof zines Naf3.
bars. Bos sinsn Geuolpsr unb iaste iih
cine 9usel In ben unIerlsib CT nurbe
fur3 oarauf toot aufsefunbsn. Sin an
ietnes Sohn 9erihtstes S1reibsn er.
fldrte, oab sr pessn isinsr ansserifiensn
@siunobstt lsbensllbsrbrIiiis mar.
= 8dbr,no bes BalIipislss I'M Ola.
mOno Bart muroe Der AZ Sabre atte
Uilliam D. SonsS pon SDsft Sho
StraBe burh ein automobil oes q. Il.
Wiarib pom Scranton, oas Nrtbur aos
Ter leitste. iiberfabrsn uno ibm i.in Sc
MID psrrenft, elm Bein ssbroasn un6
cine Shulter 5erfhunben, iooa6 isin
3uituno elm fra9lihtr lit. Golsr ittllte
fur iein @riheinen Dlrgiduit. Sonss
1T Disnita9 WtorSsn i'm Jissbitt Soipi'
tal isiusn Ssrlssanssn srIsstu.
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1919 @bsftnut Strstt,
Pbilaoslpbia, Pa., 5. Wiai 1916
sln meiue Seutfdbameritanifdben
Wfitbnraer

WfitbIrser
Der unterj,ihnsts 1T elm 9anbiout
fiir Die republiiuniids Nomination fir
nSongrtBman'at Sarge" uuo sriuft um
Die Stimmtn uno ben @influB Der
Deuti@amsriianilden Repnblifaner bel
Der Yrimdr.Wabl ON 16. Wfai 1916.
Gls National Prdliosnt Der er06tsn
riia.Gmsritaniidsn Organization In
ameriia mar es mir m69lit. In mebr
als $50 Reotu. Die ih In allen Gsilsn
Der Vereinieteu Staaten sebaltsn babe,
nlht nur ben un9srsftsn Nngriffen auf
bic Dsutihamerifanii1en Biiraer snt,
ssgen3uirstsn, ionbern aud fur itrifts
uno unpurtsiiide Nsutralitdt enquire.
ten. sDir lino ole amsrifanii6e Dir.
ger uno Die Dsuiid amerifausr usroie.
nsn bic Acknowledgment uno Ysrbdh.
ti9uu9en isitens tr9sno elmer Slaiis un.
lerer Seu6lfernn9 uiht.
Sun Sale meinsr @rmdhlune wiro Is
meln,aufrthti9ss Seitrsben i'm 9onereB
ieiu, bic Nur,sl 3u bisieu GuieinOun.
gen nnc Serod6tlsunseu aus3urOttsn
uno Die Sreunoiduit 3wiiden allen is
nsn @lementen wleoer berjuitellen, Der.
rem Wloral. Solalitit uno @prlihteit
lie lu Dem anisben uno Yertrauen uller
sbrlibsn uno rsaiibaffeusn Wtannsr
berehtist.
llnb oesbalb srlaubs id mir, Sie Su
eriuben, msins SuuOiOutur uuf BEN rss
pnbnfanii6sn Bubljsttsl um 16. Wtai
gu untsrltiissn.
SOdahtunSSool
SOiepb WicSau9bliu.
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Gin luirfnnaspulIrs 6riImittrL. .

Gin iuirfungsbullrs SriImittcI. .98ir
habsn." ihrslbt Sruu @milia @rsiier
uon Puursuntawnsp, Ba.. .sroBe @r.
fOlae init osm glpsntrduter sriielt.
9Sir nlle bnben. tpoimmsr Die Serbdlt.
niGe sS notmenOig mabtsn. % ae.
brautt. be Sinoer, msin Utanu, uno
auh osHtu Wtutter. IS tut isosm gut.
Wisin Wtanu m6dte untsr feinsn lin.
ltinoen mehr obns basislbe isin. Sr
lit ishS Sabre q Otosenbsi6psrbsn /;
nihtS moute ibm belfen er mar aud
fhni @Ohsn i'm SOipital. bod uerssb.
lit. Ssit benz Wsbrauh oes Alpen.
trouters bsfiuOst sr iit UOrjiisltd lBir
founen Sbnen gar nldt la9eu, mie
glndllh mir iinO."
,sOlnl's alpenfrduter lit feline Apos
tbsfetmsoi,in, tsin Artittl fur Den
iOnoern cine sinfahe
0ausmeoiBln, bic ben 9euten birstt &c.
llsfert miro. Wtan ihrslbe an Oie all
sinIssu 0eritsller Or. Better 6abrnsD
& Sons &c., 1875 90. SoDne ape.,
SblcasO, Su.
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ssstsIls dss "weohsaslst."
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NtttStpu.

- Cis bisfiss @itBsns electric STU.
mInutlng @Ompants 1T Snmitas In Den
Seiis Der Nmerican 9as unb electric
@Ompunis iibsrssSunseu.
Diarp. ous 3idbrise T6dterlsin
oes StdlienerS Samuel Barber uon
SaO Utltn StraBs. ftiirIts Sumita
aus sinem 6sulter oss jmsitsn StOdes
20 SuB jur @rOe iis sntfam obns
SnoGenbrtihe. isoOd befiratstr man
Uerlssuusen.
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@ GDuutn.

SnnrsbaIe. = i5ruu @Onituu, Dol.
meIlh o n Yiertsr StruBs 1T Samltas
aueuO sinem 0erilsiOsu srlsssn. Ste
wurbe Dor ~ Sabren In Sadisn,
Oeltidlunb, Ssboren unO fam als jun.
ess DtdOhsu uah amsrita lett oen
lssten 60 Sabren mar iis bier nOhn.
bait. Us iiberlebt lie Elm Sobu. DIE
Saiesuns srfOlsls OIGnltas.
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CunmDre.

- Sin @sbduOs bss @sorss Susuar
an Der @de pou BOYLE unO 9Darreu
StruBeu seristb frab Srtitas Wtorssn
uui uubsiannts Bsiie in BranO nno
wurOs IeritOrt. sinsu Berluft uOn lber
So, 900 peruria4eno.