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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13

i'm 9lIter bon einunonsunais Sabren
psritorben. Ser Sob 1T auf 2tlterss
f4pdhe auriidoufiibren. @r mar Der
SObn zines pennTplbanif9en Sors
mers, erlernte oas Seberban6tpert unb
fam auf feinen @on6erungsn i9Iieb=
Ii9 mad &onius Gitp, mo er Elm eises
nes 8latt griinoste. @r mar du6
Mabor bon &onids GitD uno geb0rte
bier Sermins bem &ongreB on.
Der gteO. Sutob SartaeIler, ein oGls
semein betannter Sbeolose, Re6atteur
unb elmer Der eriten dmeritaniIben
MifiiOnGre, ipelde In Sapon seipirtt
baben, 1T in gort, g}a., infolge BON
9lltersfdpdde aus Teiner irbiI6en
2aufbabn gef9ieben. @r errei9te elm
2ebensoltsr bon breiunon9taig Sab
rem uno mar als SselIorger Ie9ai9
Sabre lang tGtis. Or. Sartseller ipar
elm 8ruber b.s ftiiberen 8iI9ofs 8.
9. SartSeller bon Sdrrisburg, NOR
eine Reibe bon Sabren Der Reootteur
bes ~GbnnselieuI MeFenger" in gIspe.
Ion6, g., unb ipGter Superinten6eni
Der ebanseliIdsn Wiffonen in Sapan
nit benz Souptquartier In Sotio. Sins
iidtIih Der Gmtsa.it, mar er Der Gls
teite Ieben6e 9.iftli9e Der llniteo
Evangelical gbur9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
Ste Rrieqsldge.

9as neus Sabr begann nit lsbbofs
ter Sdtisttit auf allen SriessIduus
pIGben. 8sionbers an Der Oitli9en
Srpnt ipurbe tdsli9 nit Der erObten
@rbitteruns sstdmpft. Die gfuFen,
Die eine srObe @rmee, Die uuf mebr
als anbertbalb MiGionen Mann per>
anf9logt miro, an Der beFarabii6en
@rense auIammense5usen bdtten, fu9s
ten bort unb in Der 8utotpina Die 2ts
nien Der 8erbiinoeten gu our9bre9en.
sic pnrfen, Obne RiidIi9t auf bic
5olsen, rieiiss SruppenmaFen sesen
bic SteIlungen Der SeItsrrei9er, bod
purben iie nit sroBen 8erluifen 5ils
riidgeporfen, nur um am nG9iten
Sage ibre gtneriffe gu tpieberbolen.
9ieIs Sffeniipe Der &ufen an Der
polbbniIden, oitsuli5iiden uno befds
rabiI1en Sront erinnert fart an Die
,@roBe Offsnipe" Der gllIiirten i'm
Weften Gnoe September pprisen Sab
res. Sic perlGuft taum ipeniser blu=
tig uno fir bic 2lnsreifer slei9 reIuls
tatlos. Die RuHen baben ntdt eins
mai oas fertig sebrd9t, mas ben
5ransoien oomuls eelunsen, ipel9e
bur9 eine artilleriItiI1s 8prbereitun9
BON ungebeuerem umfang unb unter
@infeBung setpaltiger Mafen Die erite
8erteibigungslinie bes Teinoes gu
burdftoben permo9ten. 0ieie ruff
I6e Sffeniibe seitist aud ni4t etnmdl
momentane GrfoIge. Sn WoIbpnien
lit iie bereits SuIammens,brp9en. 9ln
Der Strbpafront, ouf Der 2tnie BUR-
tanoip-8uc5ac5, berblutet lie ii6 IN
ununterbro6enen Wiberfolsen. Die
aGmpfe an Der b.FarabiI9en Sront
Iinb glei9 ben lebteu trumpfbaften
3udungen Der franoOif9en 9roBen
Offeniipe in Der Champagne. Sen
RuFen miro Der 9urnbru9 an Der
Tiioli6iten SItfront ebenioipenig selin>
gen, ipie er oen SranSoien uno @ngs
IGnbern an Der nDrbliben Weitfront
gelungen 1T. gu4 Die ruiiiI9e Sffens
Tipe bri9t militdrii9 Sufammen uno
bleibt politii6 pbne Die benbiidttgte
Wtrtung. Mie nit bem eetpalttgen
8orftob Der 9lliirten I'm Weiten eine
gintpirtung auf Die @ntI6liiHe Der
8dltonitaaten beabI6tigt mar. 70 bat
es Rublanb nunmebr ouf Rumdnien
i'm 8eIonoeren abgeieben. Our4 ben
rufTI9en Sies oi9t an Der rumdnis
iben @rsnss iollte 5uslei4 bic gu
itimmung RumGniens gum Our3s
mar19 ruITiI9sr Sruppen our9 fetn
9ebiet, ipsnn ni9t gar Der llebertrttt
duf Die Seits Der Nniirten eritritten
fperoen.
9us .gerliner SogebGatt" berOfs
Fentlibt einen glrtitsl iiber bic Gage
aus Der Seber Isines Militdria9pers
ItGnoigen, Moior Morobt, Der in tur'
5eu 1lmriFsn folsenoes ausfiibrt: Mus
Der i'm alsemeinen rubisen Situation
treten stpti GrsisniFe beoeutungsnol
berppr: Die beporitebenbe Ginfiibrune
Der 3panssausbebuns in GnsIanb une
Die rufIif6s Sffsnfipe on Der beHara'
bifden JrOut. Die britifde Ronffrip'
tion besei6nst Waaior Worubt ala
einen BerIu9, ben SatelIitsn eng
lambs Sanb in bic Mussn au freusn.
England be6iirfe aIIer Wdnner, bereu
q 1nbboft lperOsn s5nns. nm Rritss'
material brsuitsIsn. b<nss abr gar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
9nra1o.
BunoesriGter Samar mad Ian:
gerer &ranfbeit geitOrben.

4eidbe Grnte ceS Sduitters Sob
In uurtaer Acknowledgements
Ocmie inn saH3en Sanoc-Stampi
nm bic Ocntibe Sprad)e-Sieuer
@uubeSitaat tn 0prid,faa aebradtt.
2pn6muroe i'm Giioeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
NadthemOer, YaianlaS.

2 S&msre. juusrldiiise Outing Slan'
mel @swanbsr. sriinOIid gut usrfsrtist,
iibsrseleste unb boppeltsenabts Nobtsn.
ale @ewdnoer bieier Sorte uno otsism
Matsriul iteiseu isst iausa I'm Prsiis.
9Dir iauften bebeuteno Dor Der Stet9er'
uns uub sic erbatten ben Tortbstl.
75e yta6tbembsn. 63 Gents.
81 Siadtbsmbeu uno Paiamas, 79
Gents.
s1.5O Ru9tbsmOen uub Ruiumus,
$1.19.
,@sraoe iunerbalb Der Soroertbiire.4
Wfdnner Saben-9auptfar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
S5c 1tnterr6fe, SOC.

Bir erlaustsn burd ipsliellsn Gu'
lauf 600 fe.ne idwar,s merceriStrte Sn'
tin unterrSde In swei prd6tigen Stilsn
-aeihusibsrts ober setGljeus Eroooelu.
Bou gelhnitten uuo gut anssfertt8t.
@rSsen 38 bic 40. IS lit cine @bre,
fold elm gutss @emauo 3u eiuem 10
titebrigsn Preis anjubieten. -
Saupiftur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
0roRe NGumullg.

8nueutar brtnst unisre Partien BON
furlen Ninisn beruOr = ansebrodsns
@r6seu unb lleberbleibiel uon perfstten
SBaaren, quite Stile uno wanlhens'
wertbe Saden. S8ir Uertaufen iolhsS
ium aoiteuprsis uno peniser. 9uu'
Serte pom raren BOrtbeilen itno nun
fsrtis, bic mir wsesu 0faummanssl niHt
anfiibren f6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
N1tsfQ110.
Raklano ma@t ipieSer ber3tpet=
felte 9lnftreugungeu.

Gs bofft immer nod, 9inmanien be-
einiInfien su f6nnen-0Seitere tfir-
ftfdIe Grfpise tn MeiUpDtamten.
Der liuterieefries i'm WfittelIdH-
eifheu Meere-9SaS bic Verbiin-
beteH bisber erretdlt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
&omper Sud. II 1'2c
Die Gle.

Starfss, Itrammss Wiatsrial. Sanep
Streife unb @beds. iOmie einfaAe feits
Sarbeu. 100 oeri9isbsne Wufter. 32
5oll brett, paiIsnb fur 9uaben Gnjii8s,
sSrausn, 6rdulsin uno Sinosr 2lsiosr.
Sauptflur.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

] arose unusually early MpuHa
morning wanted TO be lu the kitchen
when Katie came, ii she came back
a. 80 She nigh, be SO angry told
ny,rli. az hcire barred from 'hc apart.
mtnt by the llui'uf the IA, before that
ST., would never return
Would / be glad or sorry II She lI
n0t come Frankly ! dd NOT know
o. the one hand d,d NOT know just
how was 20 get along without her
Dicky'S mother wa, 10 arrive IN little
over twcn', tour hour, Then IN :
week began my ,rric, oi talks 10 'h"
HISTORY class oi 'hc lowS Study club
| needed good deal OF time 20 outline
Tho course ! was 10 give II ever /
reedcl Katie ! needed her during the
week before me
Hut. ON the other hand. 'r knpwl
edge that had come 'o mr 'he lly be-
iorr that Katie had been rummalns
H. m, trunk. and had taken my prifrl
la,ihcfc from ii,rl,c. had been o li..
tine, shock True she had pu' the or
ramcut back hri / could NOT decide
whether she had returned 30 from 'rgh,
ai some one, sudden entrance or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

mn Br. uNs f.nEs hs fHte In IH
t.. ,,f.Hi H' m.k.He aItNf .um.f..
m.s, That It h, tHi himself beth nI
.H'N I'r. anN used iN.w FL. kttu 1902 bite
f..Ea UE fH. H.r Uf iN..H i"msN 'H.
s'fuwsris na ..f iNa' Ne vss 5000 tafa
Hrn r,.nF IHHr un. ni bite rI.pis
ets r.i satisfied even ihrr Hri bought
vsfshai paIr nf patent su.k upho'i,rs
.iu ,.I tHn what ru to s,b Mar.
s'nI Iu t,sp these and lf I e,,f
coo in b. president iu wear them
when i. hsnws ti.. president Mar.
sibn VS.. reminded nf hls promise
Nuihnr vas ssi1 sbUut 'hs vice
tflsI1erlt remarked Matshal. 'hut g.
ut perfectly fair lu the matter. Iu wear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

a, o.
. .' I'm, ....,. w W., .'.
,,... -. ti ~ Ill.,. ,''"'-
...., ,',..i w. ..u.. ',
'. IN ..ll' ..' ''''.,'.'. '.' W, W,'',.' ,.
~. ,'''' .' '' ''.. '"' "'''' '''
lh N'..i' Graham. dear M'''N
NflNam You NOT irc me You Keep
me 'h You 'n good The grI
lace Wa ,"nvul'rd WIN snri ]
though, ol the time only Two or three
ga'' before. whrn hauc had declared
N'' 'h' N'ulN ''''c hr''n'e l'll'NN 3
mother was l"'nE '' NNc with ~
NNAl q bundle ny contradictions 'Nr
,'. N'' unframed nN'N,'NhN,l sul
I'' 'h'ri,' was 'om'','ne about her mat
'pNr''c1 h me determined 2" give
fu another trial
"No Katie ! will MOT discharge yuu
ih, time hui ynu must PROMISE that
q, long a, YOU live ,ou will never med.
dlt wi'h anything that doe, no, belong
90 ,0u'
uN, mover r,,p,i.r S.. |
tVs,f"
"V,,y we'll Katie V,,b yout eve.
pov and y,, b,,,l.t Ws have l,,,
I,, bri,,, Al, and ,br,s i. r,urb =, A,
N.p know NJ, crb,w' r,.,h,, ,,w,.
,,m,,o, and / wan, :, have ever,
,h,rr mic, i,t her"
"Nst lv.y, ice, q, r,r, V,u
see" She ,w,l,I through her tear,
with the familiar lilr pbrat, I had
,.vp 4, i,,t la,
had turned toward the dDot when
sudden Thought made mn, turn hack
a..n
I h,lL ,ou ,a,d YOU wanted TO rc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
CALOMEL TODAY,
SICK TOMORROW
Dose Of Nasty Calomcl Makes
You Sick and You Lose
II Days Work.

Calomcl ,alivalcs' lts mercury Cal.
omcl acts like dynamite on = sluggish
liver When calomel comes into CON
tact with sour bile II ota,hc, into It,
causing cfamping and nausea
II YOU feel bilious. headaohy conSti.
pa,ed and all Knocked ou, lust go 90
your dfuggis, and ge, 50 cent bottle
Of Dodson's Liver Tone which Is a
harmless vegetable substitute iof dan.
gcrou, calomcl Take a spoonful. and
II II doesn't start your liver and
Ntaigh,en you up better and quicker
than nasty calomcl and without making
You sick YOU Just 80 back and gcl yuur
money back
II you take calomel today you'll he
sick and nauseaicd tomorrow beside.
|, may alva,e YOU. while !, YOU take
Dodson's Liver Tone YOU will wake mp
feeling great. full Of ambition and
ready iot work or play IL, harmless,
pleasan, and sale 10 give TO children
they like it-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Revelations Of
BENG de Cnesshw d m
Average hnred Woman

a...,- 0 nuur ml intended y
teal o. a. al -
10 .br were tm,' Of hear, ui .1Ir q
! could u0' keep hcr l'l ~ .hc were
simply orr.ou, and mrII'ns we'll
those iDrr. were annoying reflected
hui Katie good lihuc, certainly oHr
weighed 'hom
With d sudden Thought took 'hr
l.JN'rr from r, case and fastened -
about mU neck Irhrauu.rl BLACK Opal
rrnl,u, resting ou'.id, ms simple hlu,
morning gown knew that kaue
would NOT llil Io notice %, appearance
iur ] never wore the ornament unlc,
] went or' ~ The evening and then
ugN with my pfc'iicI gowns She. %.
course. would realize thar had disco,
cred her tamprung with thr case
lll seen enough of the mental V.rsnp.
,. these alien girls u m, teaching lt,.
n know that ,hr would hr,u hrr.ru
300 SOME ml1urr
N, 7 walked INFO 'hr lf.hcu rrsrl
'rr uml u' O. kr. being turned ,ar
'ru.lE n 'rr lock- and h,, 'Ht'
.''', h'' '''l'''' Ni course ''r .''
l".,I n' ?" h' .1'l asleep anil '..
500. 'hr reason ''r 'f" IWr'n.
.'. movement, Ihr N'.N turned N'
'.r n"Hf refused 'u move. a. ] NI "H'
''' drawn 'hg INf I NI .hrnD' '".
0.' before heard q mn''lDd rs.1.
w',.n 1u' ] hurried 'u .Hc dn.. |f,w
'hc h.'i and threw 'Ir u..r open
Tome n Matte ] .'fHN, '' make
%. VOICE cordial Ih, door wt'
'.'lrH that q. aIl l
kaNr anne in pale. wide rDI w
.DN u.H., hrf u.HI' w.. cheerful
.'' Nh' looked st m. ul rul r
.m.r Then ,Nr caught H. u' 'Nr u
.l.Io'c around my n..k She lifted q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

outrage 90 'hr point ~ firing her. or
"d ,he pu' un iu' n,''u' q plea
'ph pi,ky know ,hr never mean.
'o steal it" She sand warmly "shr 1rl
.h, iu.' wanted fn book ai if so .hg
could rc, one like o." added de-.
wuch
'Dec. that, q good onc" D.gky re-
iur'cd Nmglly What lfl you tell
htr'"
That u cost q great deal ui money "
] went on smiling hui Katie assured
~, that II didn't that She could rs,
uny almost like n. only with q hiv frl
STONE luf four dollar, and nry cent,
and that ,hc intend, 20 hu, b, Tor her
self inf au Easter present"
Well l'll be 90 Dick, threw back
NJ, head anl fulfrd "Uu, hanr.i'y
Nadsc ,uu DON'T believe ma, warm ut
hers. dp ,ou5"
'ut course ! jn" returned iuNir
ran,N Why wouldn't keen her m
The house a minute II ] though, N,
were a thiri"
Well a., pcfhap, lust a, well Won
didn't fire her I've vn' chance ,hi,
week 60 du some work On that pof,r,.,
u. her as Poland thar have planned
iUi 'o long Can Nou lrt her come over
Zoo The studio th', morning iof three of
tour hour, 2"
'Oh niyk," I ra,pcl. 1I,mayel "l
Don't see how ! can this morning Your
mother IS coming tomorrow. ,ou know
and I've rot to gr' read, irf her"
What IN the world have ,ur ~, ,u
un that can't he dome In two or three
hours ' Dick, demanded tunhk
made a quick decision ! knew that
Dick, was utterly unreasonable ,o ask
iuf kaurs service, ar ,u,n time
Im ! knew also that like most mon
b, had rn idea 20, the tim, which hu',s
vuiF takes uf the arsiyN ever, haHtr
Keeper ha, 20 have her domain ,pirk
and span i0r The inspection ui a woman
guest Perhaps We could ,nmrfnmi,,
iNt matter N' an, tate. I would npi
rsh a puircl about ii
You 'c talking ur whsgi ..
which ,ou know nothing said MAX
inr m, voice gay and hauirrnr "hu,
lu tell ,ou wha, nm ln lll l,i ,ou
have Katie for ivo hour, ih, morning
hu' NOT a mlnui, mufc I t,allt can't
ir n ltar"
Well suppose 'hat ui'l have ,r
DO. rrumh',l ni,kr hu mft, ,a,
don't think YOU are ,c, ,,,ummo
dating"
\n, iay could have dome ier ih,
pointing hui ! told mt,,'i vih ste'
that ni,k,'s srlhshr,.s was .ume'hn.
. ! ,nuli mot hopc TO cute | could oul,
I endure It,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

~ wouldn't make 'hc least mite
OF d'''rcn." It ! vas" Ilhcl assured
her rIIan'y "Lc's take q tally and
see how wc stand
ii' stepped to where She stood nj.
bug palm iI'Icd w'h gold Dominica
onpp"d her little p'oycd hand, and ia.
hcl l""Iy counted into them twenty
'hrcc louis
I". ,hy" said he "anl 'hr TEN franc
piece That might have slipped into q
crack 'omc"h"rc'
lic resumed 10. search finding an.
other I"n', undo. 2 bras. 'ur 'l' lGf
failing utterly I" discover 'hc 'rn traur
for 'b" excellent reason that she had
MOT dropped d. as She wls perfectly
well aware
The last missing louis was discovered
under lhc heel ni rh, lower door hg'
'h' ten franc piece declined :. BE- rr
yca'c' The concierge. who had a'.
been summoned wl. turning back 'hr
"trip NJ carpet beginning ~ the bot
tom Of Nh" stairs. when Dominica said
o. 'lhc1
'I1o Won know I lr',cvc frc' some
thing IN ms shoe wonder n ~ could
have slipped ~ there. Ny foot vl. u
front of mr when 7 'r 'hr money '''
NN" seated herr'' 40 'ho ..lc ~ PIN.
stairway 'h.n 'u.h"I ~ Iar.l with
nHInp laugh Of h.'n'r.n,
.IfYH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Ll-nnnncl I-r-m Yc..crllN

,l.,. t.
....'''' '.'' '.''''''
NONINI'A. n must hc confessed
- f''''f'' burglary l1 less ,'lNt,.
1907 hr N''iu' Irrrhinr " ".'.
.n individual 1r I"ga had described
l'hcI '' hr APPEALED pot only To- h"
lr'lnc Instincts bn' 10 her subtle sense
'l hnm'r
Wherefore a, labc, plunged down
the Champ, Ilv,cc,. rriIc.rug gladly
ON 'hc tact that PARIS was Nj. Mica
pIlIcl some light distance iu h. wake.
rr'loD'lng gladly uu 'hr fact that ahc,
was her. # Enw had instructed her
Alright and she hal as much respect
f.r BlpoI nlamr0' ~ men q, she
had contempt 'or Rum as ID man The
pretty iulr car 'ra'lrd lahc1 a,ro,.
'hc Place ar IA C.nur1c hung
un Nj, heels 100 Nh, Rnc Ruvlc nd-
died about 'n from, oi rhc Madeline
while he picked un h', bearing. and
escorted him rcsnc.,iu'v down ,hc Rue
Scribe AND 20 the bank of ,hr boul.
ward Ilau.sman Nla mounted with
him 900 he nm. and hbc1 SAID ~ HIM
self that If some such woman %. that
were g. hl' victim 10 Dos manly
..uws hr might 'rul iu hos conscience
io treat her passion with every ln
dn'pcnsc
rt., deco, t,,.r. ., Do. lotto, .,
.ul, Ir urror. q.. r., al. ,,rr,
and hc had , r,ri,.ry .r, sense "A
nr.p.ruur Fr',.rry eliza, l.. ,u.um,
,,s ,.n.lr,,ll, aver rry ,lng.,od
dollar. ,c,r and ,b,, hr y.,. an M,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

Ono of ih,m ~ Inn ever rtssIdsr, IN
uui ur 'rr other uns
president iHlfl vsafs e regular fastener
Nr' fhsi De- thr fsssnn that ths ,ir.
"n DIE fI.h .r.E tui not on the lsf,
HHr SUNDAY Nsraf|ns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

Nfs ny'f n iuuf husband mi.,fss,s
VOW. hL innf iuu at n d.yrfss' Ne.
lAsf iUnt believe hs ruali pay the
aNmunr in shich ! have bssn sccas-
TONED iuies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
A Blouse Sale at Sligo

Cool ard charming styles in variety. A
little clearance which accounts for the deep
reductions NoileS, organdics and other ma
tcrals. sheer and dainty Some of them
are trimmed prettily in white. others are all
white Our Blouse selling is the talk of
the town. Values like these are respon-
sible.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

Mary ifish vumsn nos at 20 msssss
n hounds ~ ss 10 Keep up this pogsssf
sport Ia that country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
PetticOats at S1.19

That these pctticoats are worth $3.50 is
the evidence of your own eyes, once YOU see
them. We think so much Of the values
that we have filled window with them
Excellent material all white with pompa-
dour flounccs. They have adjustable bands
and snap fasteners. At $l.l9 they are very
special.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Clearance Sale of Sewing Machines

Bringing you the opportunity buying ghGrade Sewing
Machines greatly reduced prices Why had
sale that the equal Of this The all this splendid
stock have been reduced particularly for this sale Your avorie
machine here. at price you'll be delighted to pay
All these machines perfect mechanical condition Some
little shopwon have been used for dcmonsangbut
all perfect sewing condition.
,ri
uml end
s.u'
TERMS-SD DowN-Slm A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
81 Middies at soc

Yes 81 Mddics are reduced to SOC!
Made of Galatea, a very superior mate
rial in white, trimmed in inene, in Copen-
hagen or pink. For Wednesday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss., PROBATE COURT.

i+lI v oiy 4 ASA ve
 Estate Of Catherine Tracey. late of BridgAport, in skid district, deceased.
 The exscutor having represented the estate insolvent. as per \applica- ton on file more fully appear. there fore, tst
 Ordered-That commissioners to receive and examine the claims of creditors of said Estate be appoint ed at the Probate office in Bridge Bort. on the .I2oth day of July. 1916. at 10 o'clock. forenoon; and this court directs the executor to give public notice to all persons Interest ed in said estate. to appear if they see ,cause. at ,1aid time and place and be heard rei&tive to said appoint ment--by publishing copy of this order once in some newspaper hay ing a circulation in said district. and return make to this court of the no tice given.
 '. Attest ..
 PAUL L. MILLER.
 as Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
{ eleth.d. by ths Year.

At one time tailors used to help a nan to dress cheaply by taking back his old clothes. An advertisement in the Times of Nov. 19. 1884, states that gentlemen can, if they choose, be dressed by contract. Two suits per year, 6 guineas: extra fine quality, tho very best ' guineas; three suits, 10 guineas; four suits, 12 Luineas, the old suit to be returned before a new one is obtained" 0vercoats were obtain able on the same system, but clients were specially recommended the ad- vertiser's Spanish closks of superfne blue cloth, complete circle of nine and half yards, 4 guineas." Appar- ertly these would never wear out.- London Globe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
Charleston Swept
 By Hurricane; Two |
 Persons Are Dead

Atlanta, Ga, July 1.-The hurri- cane which swept the South Carolina and Georgia coasts last night, costing three lives and tying up shipping, in- creased in intensity at Charleston early today and shortly after that all .telegraphic and telephonic communi- cation with the Carolina city was in- terrupted. fs
 Waves broke over the sea wall at Charleston during the night and dash ed against the building all along the waterfront while a number of barges anad small vessels were torn from their moorings Two deaths reported in Charleston today and a negro fish erman was driven out to sea and drowned near Savannah late yester- day.
 Tybee Island, summer resort be- low Savannah, was partly inundat- ed and many persons left the island.
 A lineman reporting to the local telephone office said the wind still was high in Charleston this morning but it's velocity was decreasing. He said no street cars were running. that there were no lights and that tele- phone service was disabled.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
VI
 DIED.

nDAIE9 In this city. July III, 1915. x Roaie, beloved wife of John Adams. assd 24 yeax1d1t months, 1T days.
 Exfe4d6 arc invited to attend the funeral from the mortuary chapel sof Aueust c. Baker, 5s7 9tratford x Ave., on Saturday, July 16 at 1:30 D. n.
 Interment LAkeview cemetery. Automobf1e cortegs.
 DUNN-1n this city. July n, 1916, yFllllAm J. Dunn ies s Ufieada Are invited to attend the fuA2ra1 3rom his late residence, 98
 tprnnan stFest on Saturday. July I1B9at a:3o T m-.E and from St. Au- gust1Me's church At ,9-A m.
 1ntsrment st. Michael's come t steey. PEl3 b. NAn1REI1,-In this city, July 1s. 1916. Mary Gertrude daughter of E1len Conlon. and the late Thomas Fsrrsil. aged 24 years, II months. 51 Frisnds aJ1 1unsMed Sto attend the funeral from the residence Of her mother. 163 Hough avenue. on Mon- day, July 17 at 8:3O q m., and from 9t MnFy's church at |. m., with solemn high mass.
 Interment St. Michael's cemetery.
 F 14 b. WILG1A1G9- In this city, Friday, July II. 1s16. Frederick D. Will <, Hams agsd 40 years, month, s davs.
 Friends arc invited to attend the funeral from the undertaking par Iors of M. 2. Cannon, No. 1051 Broad street on Saturday, July 16. l sax 2:30 D. m.
 Burial at Park cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
STANLEY F. PROVOST

The funeral of Stanley F. Provost 10-year-old son of Hazel B. and the late Harold Provost, was held from the home of his grandmother, Mrs. N. l.. Provost, 457 State street, at S:S0 this afternoon. Rev. W. w. Rose, pastor of the Universalist church. con- ducted the services. Burial was Tn Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
JOHN l.. c. M'LAUGHLIN.

The body of John L. c. Mclaughlin of GOT Park street, who died at the Bridgeport hospital. yesterday, was tsent to Providence, R. l.. at 10 o'clock this morning in charge of Un- dertaker M. J. Cannon. Services will be held there tomorrow and bur ial will be in Swan Point cemetery. ME. McLaughlin's brother. James Mo- Laughlin of Bristol, R. T., came to this city last night and arranged for the removal of the body.