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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

cludes not only cannon. but also rifles
and machine guns in cases where these
have been supplied.
IS. The ammunition used in rifles and
machine guns must conform to article
%. Hague convention ", 1901-that is,
bullets must be cased in nickel or other
hard substance, and must not be split
or cut,in such way as to cause them
to expand or set up on striking a man.
The use Of explosive bullets is forbid
den.
"Avoid Action When Possible"
circumstances under which arma-
ment should be Employed:
IL The armament is supplied for the
purpose of defense only. The object Of
the master should be to avoid action
whenever possible.
y. Experience has shown that hostile
submarines and aircraft have FREQUENT
~ attacked merchant vessels without
warning. 1t is important, therefore.
that craft of this description should
not be allowed to approach to short
range. at which a torpedo or bomb
launched without notice would almost
certainly be effective. British and
allied submarines and aircraft have
orders not to approach merchant yes
sells. consequently, IL may De preSum-
ed that any submarine or aircraft
which deliberately approaches or pur-
sues a merchant vessel does so with
hostile intention. In such cases fire
may be opened in self-defense in order
to prevent the hostile craft from clos
ing to a range at which resistance to
sudden attack with bomb or torpedo
would be impossible.
Rescuer Must Not Attack.
"3. An armed merchant vessel pro-
ceeding to render assistance to the crew
of a vessel in distress must not seek
action with any hostile craft, though
if she herself is attacked while doing
so. fire may be opened in self-defense.
a. 1t should be remembered that
the flag is no guide to nationality. Ger
man submarines and armed merchant
vessels have frequently employed the
British, allied or neutral colors to ap-
proach undetected. Though, however,
the use Of disguise and false colors to
escape capture is a legitimate ruse de
guerre, it's adoption by defensively
armed merchant ships may easily lead
to misconception. Such vessels, there
fore. are forbidden to adopt any form
of disguise which might cause them to
be mistaken for neutral ships.
Admiralty comment: These instruc-
lions, which are those at present in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03
BIRTHDAY PARTY CLOSES
Y.W.CA. GOLDEN JUBILEE
Local Event Is Coincident With
Similar Festivities Elsewhere
in United States.

The month-long celebration OF the
golden jubilee Of the Y. W. Z. a. IS
closing this afternoon with a birthday
party in the association headquarters.
This event is coincident with similar
festivities throughout the Onlted
States.
The birthday party in Washington IS
honored by the presence of Mrs. Thorn
as Riley Marshall, wife of the vice
President, who is honorary president
of the local association, and Mrs. ROD
ert Lansing, wife of the Secretary OF
State, who is recording secretary OF the
Washington organization. Many other
women prominent in the official circles
of Washington society are also attend
ing this celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

A Whole Page of Articles BY Herbert Kaufman.
Here are the titles of few of the subjects he treats
as only he cam Gold Buckets and Tin Pails," Give
Thoroughbred His Head 1.-The Bankrupt and Pre-
pare!' Read them in The Sunday Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03
BILLY SUNDAY PAYS
A VISIT TO CARDINAL
With Ma. Sunday and DR.. h. A.
Kelly, He Calls at the Epls-
copaI Residence.
BASE BALL is ONE TOPIC
IN THEIR CONVERSATION
Evangelist and Prelate Give Voice to
Mutual Delight Over Their
Meeting in Baltimore.
Srecial Dispat ch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd, March Billy
Sunday. precedent breaker and man OF
surprises, did the wholly unexpected
this morning and called at the arch
episcopal residence here and paid his
respects to Cardinal Gibbons. With
Billy were Ma Sunday and DR.. Howard
A. Kelly, the noted 'radium king.
They were received by the cardinal and
the chancellor of the archdiocese, the
Rev Louis R. Stickney, in the red
room.
Sunday came down to breakfast un-
usually early. Shortly after breakfast
was over, DIR. Kelly called in his auto
mobile and at 1916 o'clock he and the
evangelist and his wife drove to the
Cardinals residence
The cardinal wore his black cas-
sock. bordered in the red of the Cardln-
alate. and the little red zuchetto on his
head. DR.. Kelly presented the evan
gelist and Ma SUNDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

Small lot Of dress waists.
made Of fine quality lace.
with yoke effect Of silk
crepe de chine. in pretty
shades Of pink, blue.
green and cream; very
special.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

Of taffeta and pussy willow silk:
in plain shades and stylish self
satin striped materials. Models
include the pannier-hipped skirt
styies, with Jared bottoms and
bodices richly trimmed with chif-
fon and fancy buttons, in many
novel pretty effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

Wonderfully handsome
waists OF silk crepe de
chine. fine all-over lace.
tub silks and pussy will
low finish taffsta. in heat
tiful striped patterns OF
rich evening shades.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANJED-To purchase pet mon key. State price. Wll Slagle. La Neen AriZ k
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

APACHE TRAIL AUTO STAGE CO.
 PHOENIX TO GLOBE
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
II. J. PLIMMER. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY. DEC. G
ls Mile North of Chandler Ariz.. ,
 the State HlghMaV Line


 the State Highway Line
 Commencing at II O'Clock A. M ] am instructed by the owner tO sell without reserve or limit; 70 head cat ue. ls choice dairy cows,> E Holsteins and { Jerseys. l5 fresh and balance coming fresh soon, l registered Hol- stein bull T. months old. yearling HOlstein heifers. 6 heifer calves. $ steer calves 2year-old colts Farming implements; l buck rake. 1 sulky hay rake, seed flood SKIP. osborn now CT, l Mccormick mower l alfalfa culti- vator, l 14-inch -plow. 1 2-wheel milk cart. 1 150-lb. Beatrice cream separa- tor, 1 Fairbanks Morse gas engine and pump jack. Jackson hay fork. wheei-barrOw milk cans and other ar ticles Terms of sale: on ell sums of SlO and under, cash. over that amount. F months time will be given. pur- chaser giving approved ig per cent note. Free lunch at noon.
 J. W. HEFFNER. Owner
 C. O. McM URTRY. Auctioneer
 A. E. DUNLAP. Clerk
 2l x. ist Ave. Phone ls1g
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
AEfTION SALE
Wedg Dec. 6, 1:So D. m.

Neur Dec. D, l.Sv D. in.
 Al Mrs Carson's Ranch g Miles T.. Df Glendale and !. Mile <. or 2% Miles \. of Grand Ave on Av-
 enue F
 Having leased my ranch. will sell to the highest bidder for cash: : work mares, 8 years old. 3-year old and l 2-year old lilly. heavy draft stock. , hcifer calves, . steer calves. brood sows. ! DUrOc boar. l wagon and hay frame. l buggy and harness; l set double work harness: 1 mower and rake ] disc harrow; l border disc. s"ring tooth harrow, l sulky blow. walking blow. l Melott separator. nearly new; with some household fur niture and other things. Everybody in- yited.
 Mrs. A. S CARSON. Owner
 W. C. TOLLESON, Clerk
 E. W. GETSGNGER, Auctioneer
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Auctions


AT TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 2il W. Washington
 SATURDAY AT r. NJ. This will be a good sale of furniture. bcdS. springs. mattresses, dressers. chiffoniers. sewing machines. dishes. carpets, fine rugs. linoleum. doctor books and supplies. good clothing. horses. buggies. harness. chickens. in fact everything you want Eyer body come
 II. J. PLUMMER. Auctioneer 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
For Rent Apartments

AN EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT, fo- the exclusive set. attractive and ele- fantiy furnished. On paved street and ear line; no children. close in. Phone l29G, k
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
COrSetiere

SPIRELLA CORSETS. Phone 1s92. : 10 10 a. m 12 bp
 THE NU BONE Corsetiere-Mrs. l.. Holt. 3l4 N. Srd Ave. Ph. 2554. If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Paints and Oils

PHOENIX Paint House-High grade paints at low prices. Get estimates on material 3l W, Adams, Ph. 1859, tf
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

FIVE ROOM furnished house. clec- tric lights. water, acres. barn. chick en yard, one block from Glendale car bne, Indian school road. Mrs. Frtschi.
 Q
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Awnings


 AWNING AND CAMPING season now on; We make everything known that will fool the rain and sun. Phoe- nix Tent and Awning Co.,, corner First and Monroe Sts. Phone 1a11. tf
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
- ------------------- Business Chances

STORE FOR RENT in prosperous town zoo; wonderful opportunity for bakery Apply 212 Noll building.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Dressmaking
- - - - - Florists
Hand Laundry

SANITARY LAUNDRY-All hand work. Rough dry, 35c dozen. 1st class ironing. Ph. 3540. 502 w. Adams if
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02

MINING-I have a mining property in proven field; shipping ore to start with, Promoter or one who can con trol capital. Address Box C, Tempe. AriZ E
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE-At bargain. comfortable home. good location. Phone S920. k
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Lost and Found
SSW.WW REWARD

STEAMED OR STOLEN Brown mare years old. weighs about 1900, very small white star in forehead, wire scars inside hooks One black mare mule, weighs about HOO, seven years old wire scar on right front foot. Phone 12R5. R. T. Old. Tempe, Ari- zona ff
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Auto Time Table
AUTO STAGE LINE lsptWapn

AUTO STAGE LINE
 Phoenix Superior and Ray Leave Phoenix ,......S q. m. daily Leave Ray ........--...S x a. m. dailY Bear Drug Store. opposite City Hall
 Phone l226. 7-Pas. Cars If APACHE TRAIL AUTO STAGE co. PHOENIX TO GLOBE MIAMI
 via
 ROOSEVELT DAM
 Leave Phoenix.S A. NJ Daily Arrive Fish Greek. ..........l2: 90 r NJ !" Roosevelt Dam..... 2:30 P. M. Miami ............. 5:O0 r. M. Globe ............ 5:30 P NJ. All cars stop minutes on request to allow passengers view of Roosevelt Dam. 45 minutes for lunch at Fish Creek Hotel
 PACKARD and CADILLAC CARS We call for passengers and baggage
 PHONE 1920 If FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE Phoenix-Tem Mesa Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 90 minutes from : a. m. until D. m. and thereafter as follows: Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa zoo D. m- 6:30 D. m. 500 D. m. zoo D. m. e:00 D. m. S:00 p. m. 10:30 D. III. 800 D. Tn. Leaves Tempe about 90 minutes after leaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Mesa > Mesa Chandler Division Leave Mesa Leave Chandler S:00 a. m. S:30 a. m. 10:00 a. m. l1:00 a. m. 12:00 a. m zoo D. m. 200 D. m 800 p. m. 4:00 D. m. 500 D. m. 6:00 D. m. 7:00 ?. m. Fixes Livery-Phone 414. ll0 N. Center PHoENIX- IX-GLENDALE AUTO STAGE
 LINE
 Stations:
 PhoeniX-Berryhilrs Corner. Glendale-E J Fiocks.
 Stages Run Every Half Hour. Leave Glendale Leave Phoenix 7:30 A. NJ. S:30 A. M.
 to to
 sP. NJ sP. NJ.
 Night Service. Leave Phoenix 2 F. M. 10 r. M.
 INone Glendale g.
 Extra Trips on Notice. If PHOENIX. INGLESIDE AND SCOTTSDALE STAGE-Mrs. M. J. Bradley. Mgr. Time of departure: Leave Phoenix A. M., il A. M. and i: 30 r. M. Leave Scottsdale S:30 A. NJ. 1 F. NJ. 5:15 r. M. Stage leaves Hunt CTS Drug Store. corner Adams street and First. office Phone. 6SS. Resi- dence Phone. S9Il. If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
Wanted - Situation, Female

COOKING or housevori< by a white woman. good cook. no wash. EoX 2ss Republican z WANTED Expert mining and legal s-enographer desires position in Ari- zona. Box l70 Republican. Do POSITION WANTED b4 young lady with conslderabl knowledge of book keeping. Three years experience BoS 2T5 Republican. k WANTED-Hour work Phone 352O.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06
3ittSfpn.

= als @scrss @orrsl. @bauffeur fur
Soiepb @lennon, lssten Donntrftaa
In einsm Nutomobil pon SDilfes.8 Barre
bierher fubr. truf er ju Bort @riffitb
ben iuseuoliheu Soieph Saplansfn, i'm
nit ioihsr gBnht treffenb, oas bas
9ino sinsn Shdbslbru6 erlitt, Dem es
auf oem Dsse gum 3oipital srlaa oas
un9liid mar nnuermeiolih. @orrsl
itellte iia ipGler ben Bsb5rosn unb 1T
Wfonta9 our9 bic @oroners @elhwoies g
nen uon Der Ysrantmortlihieit fir bae
unsliid sntlaftst morbsn.
= @ins DpuumiterplOfiOn, bic fur
msbrsre Blods bSrbar mar, beIGdbiate
friih am Dienftas WfOrsen bic Ebumas
9. 9untle1 9BUbnuue an Butler ctr.
Die 6ront oes @ebduoes maroe meaaes
rilitn, alle 5enlter jertrtimmert unb
aud ionitiger Sha6en augerihtet, aber
niemano uerltkt. Die 5snitsr in ben
angrenieuoeu Uobnungsn pon Wfanor
OonnsllD. Wli9asl Renrns1 uno ssrauf
WfurraD Iiub jsrtriimmert moroen; Der
Ufngor slaubt. ouB es nuf feline 8obn.
ung ab9siebeu mar, neil er ben Berinf
muAt, oas 8. sD. Us. Clement aus Ser
Staot bu Uertreiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06

- 8. u. WeD Donalb, Gin Grpert
SH9enitur, IN am Wfontae ale Strtre.
ter Der Ser. Staatsu Reeitrune sinet.
troffeu. nm cine tlntsriuhuns Der 3e9,
snuerf4isbunssn uorjuusbmeu.
- auf Der .. & 8. @iisnbabn, un.
ter Der erie Bnbnbriide 3u Wioolie, CT.
eignete ii4 Wiontag 9iuht elm Drad,
inotm 3wsi 3hse luiummsniti.Bsn.
Der Sahihaben LIT ein bebeutsnber,
oeun awan,is @iiterwuessons init Sns
balt Duro,n jerft0rt, auh jmei Nnee.
ftsllte b6s perltst. Brsmier WiiHael
Ruob1 ucn Wiiner's WfilIs erbislt In.
nerti6e Serlesungen uub muroe In
fra9lihem 3uftnno nnh bem Wferep
Sofpital In 9Dilfes.Barre genommen (;
9ei3er @barles SD. @bale uou Sneouta,
ben man IN oas Staat 0oipital uabn,
bat b6ie 8ranbmunoen an ben Sdnosn
uno armen unb Shnitte am @sliht.
9ofomOtiusleitsr Tbomas Rs1uolos uon
Ontonta bate Elm fnappss @ntfommen.
oils feline Wtafhine nm uno auf bic
Seite fiel, babel sinsn Stublfarren ,tref !.
fsuo sr sntiam uHusrl,st.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06
Sbbe G,arf Septi,en.

= Das @bepaar Soiepb Reif BON
Samptou StruBs fsierte am Sonutog
Die eClosne Sch,eit = ben so. Sabres.
fng isinsr Sermdbluus.
Srau Srancss Df. 2ohsr pon Do
roth1 Stra6e, bic pon ibrsm @atfen
@eorse B. perIaiien mnrbe, bai 5reitag
cine slass aut Gbsi4stOuns anftrsnssn
laiien.
= Srdulein @bith Wab pou @IarPs
Summit unb Rsso z. Brunine, Sobn
bes ShulbireftorS S9. 6. Bruning pon
Jioro, SpOe' Bart auenue. finb porles,
ten Wlittmoh burd Baft0r Samss 3.
SenninSsr als slIdlihss @bspaur Elm.
seiesnst woroen.
: Peter gurenf BON Wft. Sermon
StraBe. ein Ssramonn in Der Wit.
Bleaiunt 3sds. 1T Samitas bur6 tinen
Dtdeufall iOiort set0otet norosn. @r
muroe unter 2onnen uon Goblsn uno
Selien besrabsn uno ibm oas @snid
uub Der Shdbsl ssbro6sn, lopis an4
bic SOpfbuut abseriHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06
OaS Sbal 0bmdrtS,

= Die 6idbrtss Catherine Me9upb
pon Slo SOrss 1T SOnntos i'm EaplOr
poipttal sinsm S4dbelbrnd erleesn,
ben iie abenbs juDor srbislt, oils albert
Shnls pon atlantic @itp. frHber pOn
Seranton, iie init ieinrm automobil
nisosrftisB. Der llnfau ihsint unusr.
msioliA geueisu 3u isin. bsnn bas aino
iprnng pl6Blih pom Ssitennss uno Dor
Die mdBig laufenoe Wfaifiue. Shnlb
nnbm bic Slsins nah osm Soipital un6
itsuts lth oann ben Beb6r6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06
@ilfess8arre SsDti;en.

: Darn VI. Spesee, 65 Sobre oft,
1T Dlsnitus 1iuht in isiner @obnnue
on SliO Hipsr Struse tobt nisoerae.
itiirit. @r mar rsilenoer Naent Der
esbisb Sallsp tOblsn @Ompanis.
: Der IA Sabre nlte glaiius Zip.
ner uOu Wiiusrs Drills wuroe Don.
nsriiue ju SOllsnbad. oils sr raoelte,
uon einem StraBsnbabnmnssn sstroffen
uno osrart uerlest, looaB CT ipdtsr. i'm
@itp 9cipital itarb.
= Durh elmer Uran6 I'm Buraun.
Der @sbdnoe on Sft northampton
StrnBe fIiib am Dienltas Morgtn iIt
Elm Shaoen uon mehreren tauienb
Dollars anseridtst rDorOsn. Wfehrere
6euerwsbrIeuts puroeu uOn bsm oidtsn
Rauh iibsrDdItist.
= Glue auspnl6uus Der BennIpl.
uania @iienbabHseleiis nnbe Retreat,
ieAs Wsilen 1Ou bier, battle Sonnta9
0faht elm WIad oss ShnsuIugss sur
SSotge. Sofomotiuelsiter 8rumbanab
unb Seijer Smith batten elm inapptS
@ntiommsn, als bic Sofomotiue umfiel,
pahrsnO bic 20 Poiiusisrs uuusrlsst
entfamen
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@tabtrntb.

Wtabor Sermpn mu&te am Srsitaa
Dem Staotraih ben Sorialas, 6as bsr
9opotat ,. 6. Rspuolbs als psiterer
&s6tsbsiftuno In Ssrbinbung nit ben
ACKNOWLEDGMENT leitsns Der Staot
auseitsllt werbe. Die Saae maro oem
3ult1noieen 3onitee iibsrmisIen.
Or. i. 8. Siibop erff,ien nqinens
Der OF ScrantOn @iuic gHOcintion UNI
se9sn elm DelsianbIod PHaitsr i'm 140O
Slod on @ibiOn StraBs 3u protsitiren.
Die Bhr9tr bstraften es als elm 3u &C,
rdni4uollss Pfaiter unb pollen itatt
oehsn asphalt sslsst babsn.
Cine Sroinan3, melhe cine ShlieB,
nng elmer Seftion uon Barring Npsnue
srlanbt. wuroe auf Nnresnne Der @ae.
ner Ssuerbaditsin @ompanie uorselsgt,
bic bort cine Sabrif erritten mill.
Or. .. 2Bebfter @uans pou Der
SCRANTON Sbsrf fldhsi1us @sisllihaft,
ftsllte iiH in Der Sisuns elm uub man
joe ihn ounH burh Die Se1el, neil CT
bic SsAsnueridisbunsen melt uno brett
befannt 9emaht bate. Or. Grams CT.
flartt, oaB nod nihts Don Belang ge.
than worosn LIT, nm bic @efahr Der
Strihisbunssn ju bsieitissn uno oaB es
on Der 3ai isi, oaB iOfOrt ssbanbslt
weroe, uno oieism itimmte Der Staot.
ratb auh bel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06

a.: sd babe ia Sbre SO6ter, bic
Eslepboniitin, idOn Iunss nidt ssfs=
ben. sic 1T bod ni9t truut9"
g.: r0as niht. sic bat ii9 als
pflegerin beim ROten Rrelis semels
bet
a.: -Run, boffeutlid tperben 6a
ibre Pdtisnten INNER ridtis Derbuns
oen!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06
Bon NeterSbura.

= 6rdulsin @ruee Banitsin, uon q.
Sruins aUenue uno g8iIfreo Ebomas
BON @1nOn StraBs iiuo Isstsn Donusr.
ftas abeno our4 Paftor .. 8. Diet.
ri9 ais Gin sltidli4ss ebspuar sinssiss.
net mOroeu.
= On ieiuer Bobnuns an Prsseott
ausuns 1T 9sftsrn Wtittae Der lansidb.
RICE eu6iwonua ISu9fiihrer, Conrad
Sh6ninssr, i'm alter uon 81 Sahren
ssftorbsn. Die 8siissuns wir6 NOR.
gen i'm Onnmore 5rieOhOf nit militdr.
iihsn @brtn srfOlseu, oenn Der 8srftor.
bsus mar aud Elm Seteran bes Biireer.
fIieaes.
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BON Der Sibfeite.

Den @hslsutsn @opin 9ammer pon
Ssoar Gusuus 1T elm S6bnlsin ssborsn
noroen.
Srdulsin Gnna 6. Reip uon @soar
autnue unb Dauio o Struns uon Dun.
more iino am Wontas In gBiltes.D Barre
ourh Raftor u. 8. 9srr als Gbspanr
eingeiegnet morben.
5rsb 8isbri9 BON aIbsr StraBe unb
Srdulsin gnna 9eaobeater uon Dun.
more iino am porltsttn Samftae burh
Raitor 8. .. 6. 28itie oils @bspaar
ein9sisenet woroen.
Darn z. llrbuteit pom Bear Strass
uno 6rdulein Ruth u. @atiins pon
aoams auenus wurben am porlssteu
Ufittwod bur9 Paftor 3. .. 6. Witte
als Elm @hspaar siussissnst.
9srr Us. 8. Rsunsr, elm frhbsrer
Sormann in Der Suquoit Ssiosnfabrit,
reiits nit Der 5amilie nat Baliaic, u.
s., mo er eine Stslle oils Supsrinten'
bent Der Paiiaic Ssioenfabrit anseuom'
men bat.
Gui bic Gniluss, feline @attiu usrlai.
len uno nihts Bu ibrem uuterhalt bet.
9etrastn su baben, murbe am 6rsitae
Saiob Sobns BON Pittstou ausuue
fiir Elm 9eridtliAes @riAeInsH untsr
$500 Bhrsiaaft ssitstlt.
SOnntns yin6mittns, ben 9. Suli,
um 2 ubr, finott in isiner Salle @dt
Prospsct ausnue uno GlOer Stra6s bic
9ensrul. SeriammIung uno Bsamteu'
wahl oes Arbsitsr 6ortb. un0 Sranten
untsrit. Sereins ltntt. uuo lino i6mmt
li6s WiitsIisOr sriuat, ju sridsInsu.
GIs Der 21 Sabre Sofspb @onn.rp
uou WiOoiic Strnbs nm Sonutas absnb
nit anoeren auf elnem Wfotortrud pon
einem Clam Baie bsimftbrte. uerlor sr
an Der @de pOn aoams 9lpenue uno
Sprucs Strabs lsinen 0nlt uno ftiir,te
uon Der Wfai6ine, oaourf, pie man
i'm Staat 9oipiial annimmt, cine Sc.
btrnsrihiittsrung erpaltsno.
Pntriotic Council 9to. 1922, Sr. 8.
u VI. Wt.. ermdhlte Donusritaa Jn1t
bic folsen6sn Seamteu: Councillor,
@eorse 9tib YBe Councillor. @sorss
Wtiller; Prot. Ssfretdr, .. VI. Sop,
tins Shosmsiftsr. @sorss SOfimann;
6inau, Sefrttir, u. D. Diiller; @on.
ouetOr. Sulius 9artmaun /; gBaroen,
Billiam Simmermann innert Wahs,
Sra Dsautr; 2ruitss. 8. s. &briito'
pbel; Repriisntant gum Stant @oun'
Gil, @soree Soffmann !; ALTERNATE. SBil.
liam @arbrsht SapIan, Robert Sruu'
ming.
Sm 9llter uon 50 Sabren 1T Mou.
tag @briitian Z. Sdsuer pon Ynh
StraBe ben 5oleen elmer Operation e.
lssen, mslds I'm Staat 6olpital an ibm |
uor9tnommen mar. Der Beritorbene,
wslAtr jur i3eit Elm Yormann in ben
9iut uno Bolt 24erfeu mar, erfreuts
iih sinss gro6sn Beiaunlenfrsiles uuo |
mar au4 Uiitslisb usridisoensr @sIsa.
ihafttn. @r miro pon Der 0ittws,
brei S6buen uno elmer Eohtsr iiber.
lebt. Die 8eiissung niro beute giah |
mittus i'm 8Orsft 9ill 5risObOf ftuttfin.
ben.
als lie am Disnftae gtadmittas cine
Sanont, bic aus elmer @iienbabn Sar,
reuahie ber9sitellt mar. nit Puluer per.
rammsIn wollten, srplOoirte 6aiislbs
uno iiebeu 9naben purosn babel b6s
uerbrannt. Die Berlebten liuo: 2ia,
gle Striesfg uon Glib Sruin9 aUenne,
IA Sabre alt, DoIter Bubmurstie uon
Sim StraBe, is Sabre alt, Geo Wfa-
tnsftp pon Sbsrrg StraBe Is SABRE
alt, 9iiiolous eornmall pon Sio Sru,
ing Gusnne, 10 Sabre alt, Sraut Go'
tan uon Siib @sbiter Gunsue. 1s Sab
re alt, Glfreo 5ii4er BON Wtupte Strn
&c, 20 Sabre alt, uno Sames Paraoilio
nnn Shame G~fro6e Ic lohrs aft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06
Nprb Gcrantpu.

: Der 32 Sabre alts @bwarb s.
Wsilano pon Suniet aueuue, Elm friib'
srer itdotiihsr Stuerwsbrmunn, 1T um
Sonntag na6 l6ussrsm 2eibsn ben Der
Sunssnsntiiinbuns uub Gppbus folsen.
ben SOmpllfationeu erlsstn. @S iibers
leben ibn bic 8iitme uno cine Eohtsr.
Die Sssroisuns srfOlste Disnltas i'm
5orsit 9ill SrieObOf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06
Sta0t nnO Gountb.

= Safs sincoln In giab Dug Bari 1T
am Samitas fur bic S9pimmlaiIon
sr0hnst worbsn.
= @ountp Dst.itiu Ehomas RseIc
rsihte am ssrsitus feline Relisnatiou elm
uno wiro iid auf isins 5arm su @lsn,
burn bs9eben.
= Raftor Susuit Slider. Der nsue
Sssliorssr Der 20. lutb. !3ions @smein.
Dc uon Wfifflin ausnue, II mSonntaa
Sormittns fOrmea inftaIlirt wOrbsn.
= Die Ssisr bee llnabbauaiai.its
cages am Dtsuitae. Der 4. Suli, naro
nit oem sslu6buliheu @sfnatter pom
5snerlusrf esfsisrt, ieOoh CAB ss Feline
er0Beren 8rdnoe uno aud tsine nsitsre
i6limme llnfdllt.
Der friihsre Reeiltrattous Som.
miifdr Patrid H1an, mslfer am IS.
Wf1rj In oem Nmtrman @ebdube an
Sinoen StraBe ourh cine unbeld,iiste
Sabrftubl0ffuuns fiel uno b6s uerlsst
Dnros, unseblih permanent uerfrRppsIt
ieiu wirO. bat Samftus ssssu Ralpb u.
amsrman cine alass fur s25, 900 @nt,
ihdoisuns sintrassn luiisn.
= Or. 6. 6. 9uubnf, Der alIusmsin
bsiannts 3ubuarjt, psldsr felt Wiun.
atsfiilt erfronft OarnisoerIna, lit frib
Ssreitue 0fOrssn in isiner SBobnnna au
Sine StraBe sinem yteruenlsioen erie,
gen. Der 8erlturbene mar Sc 9ohre
alt uno nir6 uon Der @ittme, einem
Sobn uno elmer Gohtsr iiberlsbt. Die
2sihs pnros am WfOntas nat 8slui.
osre, q. g., seuommeu uno bssrbigt.
! - Der 3situnsstrdssr Sraueis SO.
tum murOe Issttn Donntrltae on Der
gdt uun 9inben StraBe uno @albina.
ton Gutnue our9 oas Nntomobil oss
8. 6. Parriib uOn @ln1 ausnus niebtr.
ssrunut uub trus sinsn S66b.lbrud5
6auOu. SIN Stant 9Oipitul be,eiduste
man ben 3uftuno bes 9nabsn als einsu
shnitiseu. Parriib musts Snmlfaa
auf Die anflass bss ueri9dritsu anariff
uno Shliserti $500 8IireI6aft fiir elm |
SeridtIi4ss Grihsinsu ftsllsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-06
S4lubwort.

9Offsno, oaB Obiss Gusiunft ba,u
oisntn mOss, elmer sroBsn an3abl pon
Wfitglieosrn Der Sunoesusrsine einsn
6inssrBsis gu seben, ME in bisiem
Sabre Elm Bsiuh bss Stauts. aoupsuts
NIT elmer @rfuriiOH nu4 Sttasara Sails
uerbunoen werotn fann, isi nod be-.
merit, oaB Die SrfuriOns' '9itsratur bel
Der @iisnbubusn Ole i5abrprsiie uno ab.
fabrsjsit iowis austunft iibsr 9tiasaru
Sails Sotels entlilt.