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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
In THE REALM OF FASHION -QUESTIONSTALKS ON

Land" Doctor Fatten does n for The
votIng Maid" lie choruses thusiy.
~ror ,Donon,s rights take nv sfoHd
Hoogun Hooroyf
To IoUe ond grace oivs nv hdnd,
To thee, 20 hes, nv beauty
Come on, Come on
Help tpoBtdn do her duty;
Come on, oorns on,
Aad FH ths trorid Dith bednfy"
OLD BLACK JOE REVISED
Likewise has tho plaintlve wall been taken
out OF "Oid Black Joe" This popular
song revised becomes '"The Blight Of Rum
Gone are fhe Days tchen mv heart ,rds
bHfhe and GOV.
Gone arc tie friends settA vhorr used 20
PLAY.
way are iAsy gone. leaving oil tAe ,o0rId
No ansssr Goa Be Osvor b., tie sn0As Of
FsiAsr, Kind Father. 70 our reseu' Q'''ok'y
come,
Bshold mHIson voices ON. 'AVoy tcfth
ruag"
The hardest Of all to tackle, Doctor Pat
ten admits. was lead. Kindly Light" Iu
gloom. he deciaree, In unmisiakaole, but
Cardinal Newman did Il 40 well IL he
hadn't. the reyiser wouldn't have had such
a hard time with u. But by sitting up
nights and burning the midnight oil sub
stitute was achieved.
No these hymns are not being sung yet
And. strange az Il may seem, Doctor Patten
IL IN receipt OF many letters OF protesta-
ton. But one OF the biggest community
singers In America IL IN sympathy with
him To educate the whole people takes
time
Let US sting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
-TALKs ON HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS
HOUSEHOLD HELPS
sImpIe Llttle Ald. 70 CoolIp.

MORE COOKING IN tne hsiil No matte
A'l how simple the meal The increased N.
Of the cook stove always involves additior.,
,.hor So IL pays 20 fnvextisn,. -. y.
- - 49,. ,.A.. - ''
tne uieo A"u u"o -aVe" Tor Us
housewife. and see whether u doesn't n>t
YOU 10 add them.
~. - On. rr,., h.,r. 4. a.. 49,.
N" ene tanilr
where the teaketue ~ IN the habit Of
singing merrily most OF the day "A a 49,
ke,tie with n boiler insert which 49,. ~
a.,,,,. -. yr,.,- n tns
coz. .. .'s,, ~. simply an
oruih.IS .s,H eoner inserted
l lus1 w -. ,,.-. 49, snariiy ses&
Ine sIe.s . sa,,,s s oevIoe u that
%wnle % 80 - ~. 80 ss,,.' wi ,ea or any
INNS oi.e, w, so.e. csn pe doing
aouoie o.v, oos @ -, 80 eresnE. COOK
ins oss as,. San. 0e' Aooe usually cooked
in ~. ....s. .,. a.,
you s. n .no,ner tesksttle
ah1 you supply or douhIs
poh.i,' W ~. sr, ."e Astue Win .
spec.Al ,.n, ..vn. ~ ir s,.,.s Heauent and
Inos' n ~" .s,,si, :" .he ktchen o.
CUE - s.srns usen fom
tno NV 49, ~ lne housewife
sIasp, ~. ~. ss sy, opens the faucet
WV" ..,' u. ' .asa ~ i."oyes sne ia from
-" s's "a. 49, 80 VI steam
rises anu sosiuS "or hAho'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Scotch Liver Roll

To ono pound Of minced OK liver add ten
ounces of fat bacon, a teaspoonful OF sweet
herbs, little grated nutmeg pepper and
salt to taste. Mix all the ingredient to-
gether and add a beaten egg. Place the roll
in n Toured cloth and tie at both ends. Lay
It in a ssucepanful OF boiling water and let
Il boil for two hours. Place the roll-still in
the cloth-between two plates. with a
weight on tho upper one. and leave Il till
the next day. Then remove the cloth and
serve cold with pickles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Chicken Left-Overs

An interesting way 10 utilize leftover
ehicken II as follows One cup cold cooked
chicken cut in strlpa. three cold boiled po.
tsfoes cut In one.shlrdlnch slices. one truf.
ne cut IN strips. three tablespoons butter.
thren tablespoons -four. one and one-half
cun ecafded milk salt and pepper. Make a
<auoe % butter. flour and milk add chicken
potatoes and truffie. and as soon as heated
add seasoning.
Another delicious dish can be made by
takina equal parts Of cold chicken. boiled
rIca o. uacaroni and tomato sauce. put IN
layers Ia shallow baking dish and sprinkle
Iih4fally with buttered breadcrumhs Brown
ii oven.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Clothes for Sweet Sixteen

To the Editor of The Hom1Hs Pogs:
Dear MadAm--Wiil you tell me whether nat
shoes with rubber soles will be much worn this
wlnter1 Also. what kind OF coat should girl
OF sixteen wearg HELEN NJ,
Yes the rubber-soied shoes will be worn
quite as much during the winter for school
or outdoor wear.
A girl of your age should choose ono Of
the sports models. cut on rather severe lines
and with a belt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
French Handkerchiefs

Very useful handkerchiefs are those
which are supplied TO French soldiers
They have printed upon them n number
Of sanitary precepts TO be observed on
the march and during the campaign and
are further decorated with pictures OF
officers OF all grades, so that French
private can tell at a glance TO what grade
any officer he may see belongs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Nutmeg Sauce

r. ne Ediior Of the W0maa's faDe:
Dear Madsrn--will you sivs q recipe for
nntfaer sanoeq n. 8. w.
Mix together tablespoon Of eornstarch.
half tea spoon Of salt and half cup OF sugar.
Add slowly, stirring constantly. one cup Of
boiling water. Boil rapidly for fiye min.
utea then add half tablespoon OF butter
and half teaspoonful OF grated nutmeg.
EarVa af once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Blouse for Winter

To The Editor Of the womon's Pdoe:
Dear MadAm--Can you nneKest a pretty and
becoming blouse 20 wear with dark brown
duvetYne coat suit for winterf I have brown
eyes and light hair. Also. do you consider white
rpAts fashionablef 1 will greatly apnreeats
your help. MIlsL1 n.
A blouse OF pale pink or nesh-colored
georgette crepe. with perhaps touch Of
kolinsky or some other brown fur on It.
would be very fetching. I assume that you
want II for afternoon wear. Chamois. pale
gray or tan spats are being worn more than
white this season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Arranring Young tiirrs Hair

To me Editor o. the Womaa's Pd1e:
Dear Madam-Flease tell me a becoming way
Of arranging my hair. l am fourteen yeArs OF
age and think ! am Getting too large to wear
my hair hanging loose EDNA l..
A very suitable way for you To wear your
hair would be TO let II hang down in the
back in one curl and fRsten II at the nape
of the neck with a barrette.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Apple Pudding

dellclous dessert for which the nice.
IuIrx apples nov IN the markets can be
4aeJ4 - made a. follows Put two layers
c< 4uerlered apples IA pudding dish.
fofIhkIe fhlckly with sfanulated sugar, add
fs~ T4Iaiua and teaspoon Of butter :
pour over this batter made Of small
Ie41up 81 sugar. TIRES fonfhs Of cup Of
n1IIk one fourth Of cup of butter. Two tea
n<nons baking powder. houf enough TO
f1rm 4 batter aa thick as for layer cake.
<->f : Htt1- salt St>=n ~ hAke until fhe
orpl<s are cooked. serve not. win cream
nr6 1Ha<r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
The Hoop Skirt

To hs Editor Of the WOmaa's Page;
Dear Madam7-I am about 20 have blue
cha armeuse evening dress made. 10 you think
1 could wear hoopskirtg I am OF medium
height and weigh about 40 pounds,
cELESTINE q.
do not advise your getting a hoopskirt.
as there are no indications that they will
be worn much during the coming season.
They are rather trying 10 wear unless a
woman is slim You could have cascades
Of the material down each side
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Shoeing Horses

Shoelng horses TO protect their hoofs
against the evils OF hard usage was un-
known to the Greeks and Romans, ana
ia nrst mentioned in the history OF the
Ceits as late as the fifth century
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Baked Gooseberry Pudding

After stewing about quart OF goose
berries 10 a pulp, put them through sieve.
Add a piece of butter. some more sugar and
sufficient fine breadcrumbs to make the mix
ture quite stiff. Put into a buttered pudding
dish. MI up the dish with custard and bake
until lightly Drowned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Bird Cages Wanted

70 fAs Editor Of the Wonan's Page:
Dear MsdamI am much interested IN your
paHe and am writing 70 you for assistance.
ka4a Two shoe boxes Of velvet patches. all good
etrea and new, and suit bon Of silk patches
of ell roiora ami 10 ofer. / would Ike
20 Eet brass bird esge, also I metal breeding
canary case. II some one has these Articles
MRS. r.. n.
Perhaps some reader will make an ex-
change with YOU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Buddhist Custom

II il said that custom peculiar to
Buddhsts is that OF wandering about the
country with hammer and ohisel and carv-
ing holy symbols upon rocks by the waysde
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Use for q Corn Pepper

Dear efadAin--some o. your resdefs may be
1rt<f<efed in leArning Of another use for = corn
kscpT fhAa ,hat ser ws,sh eawss wss asss ors.T n,.,
them IN the popper and hold them under The
fAuc<f. shakina them as hard you please.
tr< ~ on the popper making = hneeasieie FOR
them 70 shake out Mrs, u T. ID.
Thank you for the very practical sngges-
uon AIRS. ID.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

10 Tka EdII1T % INF WpHIHH9 F10f'
Dear Madam, 4 au = fske spunx lsdy 70 =
dance soon- Shall esron her home. or send
her Ia esrfiasf 10 herfelff q. u. -
You should. q course. escort the lady
home. whether Ia a carriage or IN the street
cara a carriage " TAXI "a OF course.
pfsfsfebIe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

6 How thaf school has rally opened.
.tkmn mi begin % puzzls daily over
mrn&1<m Of the school lunch. Miss
o. MncDonala In charge of home eco
~ on1enslon u the Pennsylvania state
1n< school cf 4xrlcciture and expert
~ fhl1 purpose. - foilpHzf
Ne.t ssnd~lthe<
Brad and Halter @kH14 hes
U|hsle ~H<-< Brad ans Cream Sandwiches
f<<t4t4 E411H IEI<4
n.--> Il 80: z-1<s! .<:zs'.s.. ~as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
vibratory Machine

To ne Edlfor OF the womaa's PAGE;
Dear Madam--can you tell me WHISTLER the
vbratory machine has curative powers OF any
kindl READER
II exercises the muscles. and In this way
has certain amount OF indirect curative
action.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
Let Him PAY the Fare

TO fhe Editor Of the WoHda's Pace;
Dear Madam--I was introduced TO a gentle
recently and we talked for about ten min
utsz. ] met him two DAYS later. just Is we
were about TO board the car, He imnedi,
Atsly inslaisd on psEins my eerfsrs. and !
taught 1 should not let gentleman. pay for
anything that " vas not proper-so l refused,
but he looked real surprised, and several per-
sons IN the car who heard me laughed,
REGINA.
think you are little overstrained In
your conception OF what you should allow
q man 20 pay for. You should not accept
any presents except flowers. candies or
books from man unless you are engaged
10 him. but. on the other hand, when you
are riding In the car with a man or he IL
taking you 20 the theater or 10 a party in
a taxi. or takes you 20 hotel for tea, you
should. OF course. allow him 10 assume ali
the expense In the case you cite you
should have allowed the gentleman 70 pay
your fare even though you had only met
him once before. II was too small a thing
70 haggie over, and he would naturally wish
to do 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

10 IA Eansr ~ ths WoaaH's Paess
with ones hnkeraf J. II. n.
No. The banana shoulI be peeled with
the hngers and eaten with fork.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

a.. with deep mourning only !Eun metal. dull
black enamel and dull Jet beweirS are permissi-
Bile
O. Tan gloyes for morning. gray suede or
channels gloves for afternoon are worn by men.
Black gloves are never worn by man unless
he IN In mourning.
3. The electric needle win arch eyebrows, al
though the treatment is not altogether painless.
They ean he SHAPED temporarily and without any
pain by pair Of Dincerr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

Hh<n e>~ins IN tss lzrss tinsb4cked
<e&< ca<teet - u1e1 Used Il present. II
thread <He o4<<ons IN zEzy o1 much
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

NAVY blue satin and georgette crepe are
~ combined TO fashion this charming
frocl. The satin is used for the bodice
while the sleeves and ehemisette arc Of ths
transparent material. The panel-front and
bRck-and yoke of the skirt are OF the
satin, while the full sides are of georgette
crepe Three folds OF satin are applied to
the sides of the deep. snugIy ntted cuffs
of satin, trimmed with bullet buttons.
(Copyright.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04

4 A vsi-au.veRt Is q esse. Of puh pastry hlled
n dlnerpnt WAYS, with hash. stew or sweet
hiIinr ii resembles . pate. but u -'na'ler
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-04
ANSWERS TO Yesterdays INQUIRIES

susn,'s 20 POO. ',; Can this be prevenisds
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Bon Der SIbieite.

Die @bsleute @uitap Wtuisr uon Sig
Strass finb burh bic @eburt elmer
EOatsr bsOuidt woroeu.
Srdulein Mfaria Sdmisb BON Wsu'
BON Npsnue uno 5raneis 0ennisan BON
Dunmore fno seitsru Wior9en our&
Pfarrer Better 6. @briit gum Buno
furs 9sbsn siuseissust woroeu.
SIN Glter BON "a Sabrsn perftarb In
Ieiner @obnung on @berr1 StraBe am
psrfloGsnsn DOunsritas Mor9en Satob
Slein, ben cine Tohter unb elm Sobn
iiberlsbsn. Seius Bserbisung fanb am
Samitas I'M St.Dtarisn 5rieobof itatt.
Die grtbur @merid Ssios @ompauie
BON Jtsw gorf bot an !UtsaoOw aus.
nue., 3wiiden 8es6 unb Wtaple Stra.
Gen, siuen 9anbfomplsr ermorben, auf
osm iie cine $75, 900 5abrif erri6teu
laHen mirO, wslds 5wiihsn 400 uno
500 Perionen beiAdftissn piro.
Der Suuger Wfanner6or bate am
Dienita9 0ia9t BeamtsnwabI. mslde
fOlsenoes Reiultat er9ab: Oiri8ent,
9Obn 3. S8attins /; Braiibent, Wil'
liam 8. Diillsr; YiBe PrGiiOent. Wtur
S. SsnfsImunn BrOtOt. Sefrstdr, S.
8. 5dpenter Sinanj SetrttGr, 3.
cnutaa; Shusmeiiter, 5reo. 2S.
&Irhboif F.; Bibliotpefar, Sreb S&nni (;
Gruitsss, Us. Is. Buosnbad, SObn
St5bsr unO Ssrrmau DOrnbsim.
Srau Samuel 8ernid uOn Pittston
Sluenus muroe lesten DOnneritas YOr'
mittas, na6oem elm Brano in ibrsr
WObnuns ausssbrOden mar. BON ben
5lammsn i'm 3weiten StodDert gefaus
gen uno mur6e bann mittels elmer Nsi'
ter our6 ben 5ensrwsbrmauu 8O9sr
beruntsrasbolt uno In Si6erbeit 9e'
braht. Die Slammen osbuten iih auh
auf bic 3psi an9ren3enoen @sbGuos
aus, einen 9eiammtidaOen uOn etDa
81 900 anrihteno.
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BilfeSs8arre Oepti;em.

- Der 29 Sabre alte Patrid 81.
Oonnen uon Sbool Souie Sane LIT am
5reitas, als ibn Elm SerieD Central
3u9 trai, 70 ihlimm perlsst porosn,
6aB sr msbrere Stunoen ipiter i'm
Wfsrcg 9oipitul itarb.
- aOuotat Saul 8. Sbsrwoob, Der
iid anmaBte, ben bieiissn SsIidtsbof
jiemli6 ltarf iibsr Die Se6sl Bu 3iebsn.
nuroe an Samlta9 0es 3reubruhs
ihuloig befunoen uno alS Strafe fir
ists WiCnate pom Der Praris ausss'
idlolisn.
- Slbert 2slpis iun., Der 90 Sabre
alte uub einItse Sobn bss Sol3' unb
@isf6niss uon Bear @rsef, trus Wion.
tag sinsn S4doelbruf OaLon. Oem sr
I'm @iip Soipital oabisr ipdtsr erlas,
als cine Sbitruftion auf Dem @slsiie
sinen Sunbfarren cine B0ibuu9 binab.
narf uno Yspis auf oem 9opf lanbete.
Seine @efdbrten auf benz 0anoiarrsn,
Ridaro Sauo unb artbur Orats, ent'
tamen nnoerlest.
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OaS Sbal abmGrtS.

SabIpr. Sranf 9apnsp. "a SABRE
alt, uno als Easel6buer In Der PpnG
3s9s anssitsllt, Duroe 5reitas Ourf
einsu Selienfau erihla9eu.-9snr9. bas
ui,r Wtonate alte SObnleiu Der @bslsuts
g8altsr Dsutidl uOn Bsit @roue Stra.
&c, wuroe Sonntag i'm 5Orsit 9oms
5risobof beeroist.
- Die -Snbuftrial @orisrs Of tbe
Borlo- bubsn Iu Slb SOrse einen
Strsif in ben 3eAen inicenirt unb per-
fuhen au1, anoere an Der 9lrbeit 30
binosru. Gle baben li6 10 aufriibrer'
iid se3eist, oaB S4eriff Pbilltps uno
bit Staatsionitabler bic Rube aufrsht
erbultsn mu6sn /; mebrere Wtale 1T .s
bsinahs i6On gu ansi4rsitunsen &C.
fommen.
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Stabtratb.

Oas PrOieft. bic Siio. uno SftIeite
our9 cine Bride iiber ben Roarina
Bad .u usrbinOsn, fnnb Srsitaa in Der
Staotratb Sisun9 feline erite off.
,telle anrsgun9, inbsm @irtb ben cine
thinning ansenommensn 8orlflaa por.
bra9ts, oaB SpsBifitationeu nnS So.
ltsniiberidlag aneefsrtist meroe.
Prditosnt Siusu. Der fid nit oem 13.
He9tment bsftnoet, erbielt aui Yerlau.
Gen unbsltimmteu llrlaub bemilliat,
obus SaIair.
@tns Oroinanj fiir 3reiruua eines
Ospartement Der @eiuubbsit, uno cine
lnttts. mel6e Die 26bns i'm ltdotild,en
9olpttal feitisbt, puroen porpeleat.
nobel Der WfuDor In sinem Bealeit.
lhrstbsn bat oas Der issise Superin.
tenosnt, Or. 8. @. 8an 0edbten, u(s
Otrsttor bee nsusn Departments er.
nannt neroe.
Otrtttor SaDes bsri6tete suauuifsn
oeS @rfnhens Der 2adamanna @ompa.
ME fiir Yfoiten BON S,Dier Sallsp bis
lu ben Siio Balhington guenue User.
ten. fiir cine elsftriids Orabtleituus,
isooh ioll Der Stabtanmalt ben 8orfs
lant Der beIiisli9en Srbinan3 priifen.
Sn abUeienbeit bes StaotannalteS
Dauis ernaunte Der Wia1or otlfen @e.
hllfen y. Wf. Streetsr oils amtireuo.n
Staotanwalt, NIT uollsm Salair, bis
Oauts uon Der @rsnSe 3uriidisbrt be.
ftdtist.
Direftor 9aDes untsrbrsitste einen
Ssriht iiber bic 3uftdnoe unter Der
Staotbale, babel uorihlasenb, oaB nit
Der scranton SobIen @Ompauie cine
Ssreinbarung setrOfsn psros, nm oas
@sbduoe 9sgen uuteriroiihs Bsrltisb.
uHSsn ju i9iissn rsfsrirt.
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StaOt lnO Gountb.

= Wtan usrssiie nitt, bus beute Der
erite Gag CUR peri6nlihen Hsaiitration
fur Die Serbitmabl LIT. Die Sad1e III
pi4ii9 nnc iollts bsiOrst wsrOsn.
= Der frfbsre S6ulratb Sobu o..
8eub 1T Oienitag yiahmiitag In leiner
g4ohnuns on @opouis Gusnus nat elm.
idbrisem Seiosn i'm altsr pou So Sab,
rsn elmer Nierenfranfbeit erls9en.
= Der allssmsiu befannte @Sparb
y. SingsburD, beruorraeeno on ae.
lhdftlihen unternsbmun9en betbsiliat
nno au6 In Srsimaurerfrsilsn promi.
nent, ut porlesten Wiittnoh In ieintr
Sommsrpobnung gu Sargentuills i'm
Siaat Wiaine, nad ldussrer 9rautli6
tsit i'm 80. Ssbsnsidbr ssitOrbsn.
- Eonp Wfulinaro, nelder am 1.
yiousmbsr lesten SabrsS Bu Slb 6oras
ben Glfre6 SiOla ermorosts, unb meh.
rere Wfonate ipater sinsu neiteren
WfOrb in WtOunt Carmel ueriibte, III
Wfontas snblif in @easpille, Ohio,
srsriffen pOrosu. @r traf DienItaa In
Vsslsituus osS @Ouutb Dstettips Wtit.
dsus bier Elm unb purbe oann bis ,u
isinsr YrOSsiiiruns eiussitsdt.
= Die Ssrtrstsr Der periGiebsnsn
oentihsn eieuidaften, Die oem 9ada.
mamma 3Usi9 an9sb6ren, bielten Srsi.
tag ylabt i'm &iebertranj @ulino cine
Sisuu9 ub, nm iibsr bic Ebsilnabme
an Der 9rOBen Paruoe an 2. Oitober
eslesentlih Der Subslfsier Der Stnct 40
beratben. @s wnrbe Sulsst bsldloien,
oaB ii6 bic Yereine einjeln uno niht
oils sinen 2beil bss 3nsises on Der
Pntaos bstbetliseu iollsu, aud 1T ss
ieosm Sersin iibsrlufen, oh sr nit posr
obne Wfuiif muribirsn mill. 5erner
iollsn auBer Der amerifaniiben Slaaae
aud Die Yersinsflass,n sstrnssn per.
ben, oenn bic osuti6en Btrsine peroeu
alle in elmer abtbeilung, nur cine fur,e
DlItanI uOn chamber setrsnnt, mar.
iHirsn, iOmit 1T Elm ab3sih,n n6tbis,
um ne uon chamber iu uutsri9siOsn.
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GSpn 9eterSbnra.

- Den @bslsutsn @llsrp Said pon
Gib StraBe nuroe Elm G04terlsin &C.
boren.
- Der Al Sabre alts aoam Sh6.
ihe pon Wfattbew apenue muroe Gam.
ltus 9taht auf zen 3aurel 9inie @elei'
fen in Dunmore pou sinem Bubnpa'
gen sstrOffsn uno setOotst. Der Ser.
uuelhdte mirb pon ben @lteru, 3nei
ShwsitsrH unb 3Dei Sriiosrn iibsrlsbt.
- Paitor Sslir Stsinmunu, friibsrsr
Seeliorser Der bieiissn otutiheu Pres'
bgteriidtn @smeinoe, Der Dor 10 Sabrsn
na6 Der Shmei3 umfisbslte, III leste
Wofe nit 5auilie gum Ssiufe isinss
8ruosrs Oahier sinsetroffen. Paitor
Stsinmunn bsabiihtist. iid uuf elmer
6arm bel StrOuosburs anSuiieosln.
- Siudosm sr felt iibsr pier Rona.
ten frant 9speien mar, 1T lsstsn Don.
neritas 0inhmittas Benjamin 9Osb in
isinsr Dobnnn9 an Rioss Nusnus i'm
Utter uou 40 Sabrsn burh ben GO6 er'
loft moroen. IS iibsrleben ihn bic
g8ittms uno orei Sinoer. Die Deiles.
uug fnn6 Sonntas i'm bsuti6sn fatb.
SriebbOf an William StraBe itatt.
Ole fslnsesa Drssscsrbelesn n eor eeaaa
LIsfar1 de o@ss ass -NseoneahAa44.a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
6 in oIiher 3rief.

Der fiebenidbriss Sans brtnat feline
5erien auf bem 2an6gut zines Ons
tells gu. Seoe Do9e f9idt er einen
8ert4t iiber feline GrIebnife uno Iein
geftnoen. Sn isinem Iebten 8riei
i9retbt er unter an6erem: ,Ontel bat
aud Elm grobes S9pein nit bielen
Sungen. 8enn es 2tbeno miro, toms
men Die tIeinen S6pein9en i'm Stan
tbrsr Wtutter 5um Srinten 5uIammen,
ipte ou uno Die anOeren Serren ie6su
Ibsno an surem Stammtif6."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
0nbe Yarf MDtiien.

- Srdulsin 9sua @sd uuo Soispb
Binwooo wuroeu uorlssten WtittwOh
in Der ct. Sobunnis Stride our1 Pfar.
rer s. VI. 5rider gum Suno fiirs 2sbsu
eiHssie9net.
- @liiubeth, bic 3idbriss Godtsr
Der @bsleute 3ouis Soffmaun uOn Ia.
Gusuue. erlas DienitaS Der 9inbsrdo.
lera, uuo wirb bsute In BEN Waibburn
StraBe SrieobOf bserbist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07

Sft ss 3ufall OOsr abfdt. bus I'M.
lsre ensliihe YrsHe in ben lsstsn "a.
gen iih gang beionbere Wfiibe aisbt,
Die @rfolse Der alliirteu bsrausjultrei,
den, reip. uou Sissen gu reSen, bic
gnr niAt srruusen worbsn finb ? gBir
begsn ben Seroaht, oas Wforaan's
@inlaouns an oas umtrifuniids 8oli,
auf bic nsue alliirts gInIsibs ju ssi6neu,
nit osm irampfbufisn Bsmlhsn unle.
rsr snsIiiasu Prsiie. srOss allitrts @r.
Lol9s ju sroi6ten, i'm 5uiummsubanss
Gteht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
Nprb Scrantpft.

= Dem @bspuar 9fOp Sedmanu
oOn @bur9 aOsnns 1T cine 9Odtsr &c.
boren pOrbsn.
- 6ranf 6. RsiOenbud BON gBpo,
ming Auenue, Elm @bauffsuer fiir B.
s. SlOts, Der Dor S8Odsnfriit ,u git6.
ftslo, Conn, oem Or. 8. 8. @ain.
wrisbt uon Clap 9lpenue sinen $500
Dinmantrins entwsnoets, nurbs Conn.
tag psrbaftst, nobel man ben Ring bel
ibm porfano. Gm Wtontus nabm man
Den Oisb susds Projsiiiruns pisosr
mad Sitbfislo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
SittStpu.

- slls Soiepb 8tupao pon @bap.
man StraBe am SOnnta9 nit Dem elm,
iabrisen Sobn i'm arme cine Trepps
binabfiel. srbislt oas 3inb sinen SGa.
Oslbrua, bsm ss ipatsr srlus.
- @eil Samuel 2araoo BON Yine
Strabe ss usrpeissris. bic arbsit ein,u,
itellen, Wuroe feline S6suue Sonntaa
9laht BON 8. Us. SB. Bersleuten nit
Opnamit in bic Sutt seiprsnst. Sanf
Slbe i'm 8ebiuoe entfamen unperlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
OunniDre.

- Die Drinfer Eurnpifs III asItern
formsl in ben Ssiis bts Staatss iibers
9esangen uno nirO nunmebr ,ollfret
isin. Sis Iduft uOn bier mad @lmburit.
= giadosm fis am Sonntas glud,.
mittag ms9en etnem spiel In Streit ae.
ratben maren, wurbe Der 23 Sabre alts
Dominid Bartonoui pon Sano Strase
Onr9 ben 81 Sabre altsn ansslo San.
toll pon Der 9leifen StraBs NIT einsm
Eaihenmslisr ause9riffsn uno 70 bSs
usrlsst, oaB man i'm g8sltieite 6oIpital
fur isin Ssbsn fiirhtste. Saufoli, Der
lpatsr psrbaftet wuros, bsftrsitst bic
Sts9erei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-07
Mus bem pberen Sbale.
(Grhbalb @orrelponbeua.l

- Der 18 Sabre alte Solspb 2ap.
ells uon arfbalo puroe Dienftus yiadt
iofort setOotet. als er Habei Der Seiiup
8abuftatioH tiusn o. & 3. SOblsnjus
beiteiseu wollte uno ieinen SuBbalt
usrmtBte beioe Beine martn ibm obs
gsi6nittsn morbsn. Der 8erun9liidte
mar bic sinIiss Stiiss ieinsr usrpitt.
neten Wfutter.