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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14

Mayor Mitchell will attend the Ma
tiona1 Security Congress to be held in
Washington, Jan. 20-22,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14

association will convene at the Hotel
Stratfield this evening, to prepare re-
ports for the convention which will be
called to order at 1890 tomorrow
morning.
One of the suite of dining rooms at
the Stratfield has been set aside for
the display of many novel exhibits for
the information and interest of the
master painters. Several of the dis
plays will be of historical value, trac-
ing the development of the house,
painters methods during the last half
century.
The convention, during the last fort
night has developed into a meeting of
unusual interest to those interested
in the work of the state trade schools.
Officials of the state board OF edu-
cation, educational officials of various
cities, including Bridgeport, and mem
bers of the painters craft who have
watched the progress of the trade
school movement, will take part in the
speeohmaEing.
Extensive preparations have been
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
PAN:-AMERICANS
ARE GUEST OF
YALE OFFICIALS
Delegates to Scientific Con-
gress See Sights of the
Elm City.

New Haven, Jan. 14.-The delegates
to the Pan-American Scientific Con-
gres came to New Haven today as
guests of the New Haven Chamber
OF Commerce and of Yale University.
They were met on their arrival here
from New York by a reception COM
Inittee and taken on a sightseeing tour
of New Haven and later were enter
tanned at luncheon at the Yale din
ing hall.
President Arthur T. HadIey well
coined them at the luncheon on behalf
of the University and James T. Nor
an spoke for the chamber of COM
MERGE Several other addresses were
made by members of the faculties.
Former President W. H. Taft was
to have spoken but was unable to be
present owing to an engagement made
several months ago, as he explained
in a letter read at the luncheon, re-
GREETING his absence.
In his letter he also said:
q have the deepest sympathy in
every movement to bring the two AM
erica's together and to unite as a, real
force in lettering the international
policies of the world all the nations
of this hemisphere. am quite in ac-
cord with the suggestions of the pres
ent secretary of state to this end and
I sincerely hope that out of his sug-
geations some closer bond between
those nations may be created
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
VATICAN DENIES
SEEKING PEACE
CONFERENCE YET

Rome, Jan. 1.-THE Holy See did
nothing up to today, either directly
or indirectly. to solicit from either
group of belligerents an invitation to
participate in or PRESIDE ct a peace
conference says the Catholic organ,
Corirere D'Italia, in an article evident
ly inspired by the Vatican.
Both groups of be1ligerents, the pa
per adds, thus far intend to be com
pletely victorious, debating conditions
of peace inside of any extraneous in
reference. The aim of the Pope is to
employ all possible means to render
the conflagratfon less painful to hui
mainly.
If the Pope were present at a peace
congress his adhesion to the treaty
would bind the conscience of all Cath
Ole subjects Of the contracting ma
tons, making it more difficult for any
government to break the agreement.
The Pope, it asserts, does not count
upon the European conflict for the So
luton of the Roman question, which
as Cardinal Gasparri said, will not be
settled by force of arms.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
THE SMITH-MURRAY co.
OUR NEWTOWN
NEWS LETTER
Especial to The ,Farmer)

Newtown, Jan. 14.-Eliza JaneNPeck,
widow of George H. Botsford, former
tax collector of NeWtown. died We'd
nesday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Hobart FsairchiId of lBotsford-
The deceased was 80 years of age, and
besides her daughter is survived by
one granddaughter, Miss May Fair
ternoon, Rev. James H. George OF
Trinity church, officiating. Burial was
in Berkshire cemetery.
Negotiations were completed today
for the sale of the residence of Mrs.
A A Banks and Mrs. Cora Pierce to
c. Lewis of New Haven. This pro-
perty is a, modern house erected by
Attorney Charles H. Northrop about q
score of years ago. The late owners
have not fully decided as to future
plans, but are considering the cree
ton of a new dwelling on the Buckley
plot now owned by Mrs. John ]. Nor
throp, Mrs. Rierce's daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beard have
gone to Bridgeport to live for the rest
of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace N. Mitchell
returned today from Hartford where
both have been attending the meeting
of the state Grange in official capac-i
ties.
Philo Nichols is seriously i'll of the
grip, and under the care of physi-
clan and nurse.
Mrs. H. s. Gibson has purchased a
new yoke of Devon cattle to replace
the pair incapacitated by the death of
one OK, killed by order of the select
men after it was found suffering from
rabies last week.
The entertainment committee of the
Sandy Hook Library Association de-
sires to express its thanks to the pub
lie for the generous patronage on the
occasion Of their SociabIe at the Inn
New Years Night,
Mrs Vincent Egans has resigned as
teacher in the Hopewell district.
Peter H. Lynch of Long Hill was
the guest Monday of his father, Pat
rick Lynch of zoar.
Owing to pressing engagements
Burough Clerk Charles f. Beards1ey
has been compelled to revise his it1n-
erary of vacation travel and must
forego his Florida trip, as first con-
tempIated.
selectrnan Thomas F.. Brew, and
Corbett Grove filled their ice-houses
from Mantle Mills Pond this week.
Contractor Brew was helped by his
working force while Carl Slater was
in charge fof the work for the Sandy
Hook merchants. Curtis Pond, ~Berk-
shire was the source Of ice supply
for Julius Hartwig, Clark L. Page,
! Joseph Weber, Taylor and Curtis
and Mrs Emma Orchard this week.
Clara, the four-year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lockwood,
is i'll of pneumonia, but the physician
looks for her recovery.
Miss Esther Beck of Hopeweu dis
trict is being entertained by MT. and
Mrs. George Beck this week
J.. B. woodruff, teller in the New
town Savings bank is i'll of the grip,
and Town Clerk Oscar Pftzschler is
also another sufferer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14

made for the decoration of the~h hotel
dining room for the banquet, at $50
tomorrow evening. The Bridgeport
committees who are arranging these
details have made elaborate plans.
The members of the executive com
mittee of the state association who
will meet tonight, are: Clarence L.
BeardsIey of New Haven, state presf-
dent; G. R Turner, Hartford; J. p
Ennis, Hartford; j. L. White, Hart
ford; Carl w. Jainscn, Hartford: DR..
d. Lewis Ireton, Bridgeport; J. L. La
courciere, Hartford o. V. Marsh
dartford; Robert E. Kannegeiser,
New Haven; w. j, Fitzgerald, Hart
ford; Neil M. Musrhead, bridgeport;
q. A. r. Hamre, Branford; William
G.. Baxter, Hartford.
Several men prominent in the craft
arriving in Bridgeport this afternoon
came from the Massachusetts state
convention, which took place in Bos-
ton this week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
FAIRFIELD SOCIETY
GIVES $IOO TOWARD
NEW SCHOOL FUND
John Mullins Elected President
of Holy Name, League, st.
Thomas Church.
Especial to The Farmer.)

Fairfield, Jan: 14-The Holy Name
society of st. Thomas church, held its
annual meeting Tuesday evening and
In recognition of his activities and
service, John Mullins was elected
president of the organization. Rev.
w. j. Blake, pastor of the church,
was named astreasurer and Charles
Bergen, secretary.
The first impetus to the campaign
for parochial school building fund
was given by the Holy Name society,
which donated 500 Tuesday evening,
) A smoker and banquet will be held
Wednesday evening, Jan. 26, in St,
Thomas hall. Major William Flynn,
favorably known in Fairfield as an
interesting speaker. will address the
members and their guests. Father
Blake will speak on topic of i'm
portance to the society. An enter
tainment will be furnished by local
and out-of-town talent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14

$21 Black Skunk muffs -. $13.4S
$25 Natural Skunk muffs :. S17.4s
$S1 Natural Skunk muffs -. $21 SO
$50 Natural Skunk muffs -. $27.4S
Sal Natural Skunk muffs :. $32. 50
$50 Natural Skunk muffs -. S42.9S
$5S Natural Skunk muffs - $45. 9S
SO Natural Skunk scarves :. $13.9S
$26 Natural Skunk scarves =. $1S.48
1872 Natural Skunk scarves $50 .48
$21 Red Fox sets ...... $1S.9S
$2S Red Fox sets .......... $21.98
$S2 Red Fox sets .. $23 As
$12 Leopard fur sets. .$6.4S
S2.75 Black Coney muffs ..... $3.50
$3.50 Black Coneyi muffs 49,. $2.75
Sc Black Coney muffs 1913
IS Black Coney muffs $3.50
SO Black Coney nrIffs ....... 1913
$2.75 Black Coney Chin chin
collar $1.4s
$13 Jap Mink muffS =. ....... $S.25
SIC Jap Mink muffs 1918
So Black Coney OF Belgian Lynx
scarves ..........z s2.es
soc WOODEN caps and scarf sets csc
SOC Knitted wooden caps ........ Csc
soc Wooden Caps " 4Sc
$1.25 Wooden Skating Caps and
Scarves ..... -:.... 75c
Scarves csc
$500 Wooden Skating Caps and
60 s So TTao,.;, e,;-.t;,;c ca, ana $50
Scarves -. s1.ss
Scarves 'e .1......... sa.7s
SIS. 90 WOODEN Skating Caps and
Scarves ss.4s
Scarves l..........es... s4.25
$500 Chiffon Auto Wells $19S
400 Black Spanish Lace Scarfs $1.75
$500 Chiffon Auto Wells $3.50. CSC
$500 Separate Cloth Skirts -. $1.48
$500 Separate Cloth Skirts = $19S
Sc. 90 Separate Cloth Skirts . $2.9S
$500 Separate Cloth Skirts. :. $3.48
So, 81 and So Cloth Skirts . So 80
SO and $12 Asst. Cloth Coats $5.9S
SIS, $16 and II Asst. Cloth
Goats $7.9s
$4,000 Asst. Cloth Coats - $12.4S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
BERLIN DISPLEASED
AT FRANCHISE PLANS

Berlin, Jan. 1.-THE vorwaerts ex-
presses dissatisfaction with that por-
ton of the speech from the throne de-
livered yesterday at the opening of
the Prusssian bet which refers to
reform of the Prussian franchise. The
other papers are guarded in their
comments excepting the Tageblatt
which declares openly it's dissatisfac-
ton.
The sentence regarding franchise re-
the people ''a far-reaching renuncia-
ton"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14

Advertise in The Farmer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14

$16 Black Baby Lamb Cloth
Coats $9.4S
$25 and $2s Plush Coats -. SLABS
1918 guaranteed Rain Goats 1898
IS 90 guaranteed Rain Coats $4.9S
S11.OO guaranteed Rain Coats $7.48
All Dolls, 81 to SIS now 48c to $1.48
zoe All Silk Ribbons ....... &c yd
soc All Silk Ribbons 12c yd
soc All Silk Ribbons zoe I'd.
$500 Knitted Sweaters SEAS
$500 Silk Sweaters . $2.9S
$500 Silk Sweaters $4.48
81 SO Angora Wool Sweaters $4.75
$1,000 AngoFa Wool Sweaters $5.9S
$500 Angora Wool Sweaters $7.48
csc New Lingerie shirt waists SSc
85c New Lingerie shirt waists ..@48c
$1.OO New Lingerie shirt waists 75c
S1.25 New Lingerie shirt waists CSC
So 90 New Lingerie silk waists $1.48
$3.50 New Lingerie shirt waists $1.9S
$3.50 Black & white silk waists $1.9S
1918 Crepe de Chine waists S2.75
$3.50 Black and white silk waists $3.4S
1913 Crepe de chine waists $2.75
$3.50 Crepe de chine waists $S-4S
Use percaline pefticOats ........ 4Sc
S1.OO PercaIine petticoats -.... soc
S125 Heatherbloom pet0coatS sac
Extraordinary values in silk pet
s1.ss, s2.4s, sos, ss.es, -$4.75.
1913.
All our ostrich plumes formerly
priced from $1.OO to $40 now half.
Millinery Trimmings of every descrip-
ton half former prices.
Marabout neck capes and muffs, half
prices.
Ostrich boas, half regular prices,
1925, S1.75. $2.75. 1918, $4.75
ST. rs ChiIdren's trimmed school
and outing hats .......... 25c
All ChiIdren's hats formerly priced
from $3.50 to $500, now half price.
75c VeIvetta covered hats 19c
SLIP VeIvetta covered hats -. 4Sc
So 90 Velvet covered hats. CSC
All Black and coICred velvet hats for
merIy priced from $3.50 to $1,000,
now half.
soc Boudoir Caps ............ 25c
$1OO Boudoir Caps .......-. 48c
81 so Boudoir Caps 75c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
THE ITH-MURR1AY GO.
BR1DeEPoRTs BUSY STORE
Fourth Semi-Annual
TAG SAL II
{ special good things!

SPECIAL
O grade a
Prices
And Red Prices
Children, folks
below golden
Of.
Here's but
Womens gghan and peale We're $1oo Sale Price
Rec
Tag $50.
inwideI
215c yard.
for Now
rice
Ch1drens
25c Ice
35c
Good quality
yard
81
36x72
2, 0 a Now
ind yard. Now yard.
All Rec a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
DECEMBER COTTON REPORT.

Washington, Jan. 14-Cotton used
during December amounted to 554,725
running bales, compared with $780,
$50 in December, 1914, the census
bureau today announced.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
PAINTERS FLOCK
HERE FOR STATE
MEET TOMORROW
Executive Committee Here
This Evening Interesting
Exhibits Arranged

Members Of the state association of
master painters and decorators, over
zoo of whom win be in bridgeport for
tbs annual convention tomorrow, be-
gan e arrsFe in this city this noon
Ihe eMeent1va eeBHaietee Of the state
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
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BOB 9l4 Main st, Hartford 49, - - ~ O - - A-~
Wholesale Retail Leading H1ill1ners.
11O5 MAIN STREET
Bridgeport, Conn.
10 Rue ST. Cecile, Paris.
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE

maxi for p complete a
to hA nd Gu prices deeply ~ ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
FAITH PROPAGATION
SOCIETY ISSUES ITS
ANNUAL FISCAL REPORT

The annual report of contributions
received from the diocese of Hartford
for the Society for the Propagation
of the Faith for 1915 is as follows:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14

b capt. L % Or
An as7o
OF eiAn Will n land ecap L
INC a for the ~ p n he a m 10 qt d h
orr %
nro have is sued hi Holland submarines yh FhI title
lamb n
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-14
WINTER MILLINERY

WINTER MILLINERY
$2.O0 Trimmed Hats ...... soc
$500 Trimmed Hats .... CSC
$500 Trimmed Hats &c.,. $1.48
80 90 and 800 Trimmed Hats $2.4S
$500 Trimmed Hats 1900. $2.9S
All better grades from $40 to $50
- now marked less than half.
81 White Ermfnette set -. $7.4S
S15 Blue Wolf muffs 49,. SS.9S
e12 White Iceland Fox nIlfRs .$6.4S
$40 White Iceland Fox muffs $5.4S
$3.50 White Iceland Fox scarves $500
IS White Iceland Fox Scarves $2.0S
Chf1dren's fur sets, formerly "a to
$15, now less than half prices.
e1S Electric Seal muffs :. sos
SIC Black Fox muffS 49,. $1O.75
$40 Black Fox muffs 1900. STATS
B25 Black Fox muffs 1000. $18.75
$50 Black Fox muffs Seas
k3S Black Fox muffS 1890. $24.08
$40 Black Fox muffs .. $29.9
B45 Black Fox muffs $32.48
SIT Black Fox Scarves -. $1O.9S
B22 Black Fox Scarves ...... SLABS
SGT Black Fox Scarves ...... $18.0S
$50 Black Fox Scarves $24.9S
We are the Sole Agents for the
Black Narobia Lynx fur. This is a
guaranteed fur and warranted to give
satisfaction and wear well.
50 Black NarObia Lynx muff $5.4S
SIT Black NaroDia Lynx muE $7.25
SIS Black Narobia Lynx Mum $11.4S
$21 Black Narobia Lynx muff $15.98
SO Black Narobia Lynx scarves 1928
$12 Black NaroI1ia Lynx scarves $S,25
SIS Black Narobfa Lynx scarves $11.4S
$21 Black Eastern Lynx muffs
or scarves .I... $15.4S
e26 Black Eastern Lynx muffs
or scarves ....-....... $19.48
SS7 Black Eastern Lynx muffs
or scarves $27.4S
Bf4 Natural Raccoon muffs :. So SO
R1S Natural RaccOon IauffS :. $12. SO
H24 Natural RaccOon muffs :. $16.48
s26 Natural Raccoon muffs :. $17.48
S13 Natural Raccoon neckpieces $8.48
R10 Natural Raccoon neckpieces, $9.75
$3.50 Black China Wolf nlurfs $4.75
B11 Black China WOIfSmuffs $6.75
e14 Black China Wolf nluffs $S.48
s23 Black Skunk mufT ...s.. $15.9S.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
DarOaneGenpef.

@ie gaesen, Rebel unO @ranaten,
fhreibt Elm Sonoerberi6teritatter bes
r0ailb Seleornpb", bic in sSranfrsi9
fdmpfenoen GngIdnOer qudlen, 70 iin0
SOnnenidein uno Sliegen an Der
SaroaneIenfront 9inge, Die man
nidt 70 Iei9t ber9iBt. Seit Wpnaten
fhon ienOet Die Some Sag fir Sag
ibre fensenben Strablen bernieoer.
aber nur IeIten geI6iebt es, baB cine
8OIte fid 5eigt uno ii9 pte Elm @ors
bang por DEN oll5u fret9ebigen Sims
melstDrper legt. Sn a6t @oden fiel
trob Der trppiIben Sibe tein Sropfsn
Resen. 9te meiiten ipiiroen germ fir
eine friIde Yrife an Der engliI9en
&iiite al ben Sonneni9ein bingsben.
Oenn es lit i9redlidb narm, Dor allen
fir Die Menlden, Die BON einsm ans
beren 8reitengraOe tommen.
9lber Die srDBte 9Iage bilben bier
bic SIiegen, ole einem bqs 2eben sur
SDle MAIDEN. Die 3abI bieIer f9reds
Ii9en Sier6sn betrGgt It9erli6 nil
lionen. Ollie Speiien, bic man ouf
ben Slid iebt, finO I9rpars 6apon.
Sn ben 3elten belditigen iie uns nit
ibrem @eIumme unO 5tpingen uus,
INNER tuieoer ouf 0ie Sag6 gu geben.
Sn ganSen S9pGrmen iibsn oieTe
Sliegen auf ben Stpif9en ben 2aufz
erGben liegenOen. nod ni6t bssrabsnen
Soten; Dem 2ebenben MAIDEN iie oos
2eben nur Sur SuaI uno pereteln ibm
ieben 8iFen, Den er gum Munoe fiibrt.
Webt ba ptrtlt9 einmal Elm linoer
@inb, 10 ma9t oas auf Die SnIetten
tpents @tnbrud. limb ipenn er ftGrter
tpebt, bann nerben Die Sliegen nod
bem Meer setrteben unO Die Slotte be-
tpmmt ibren Sell.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
Blu Uie( 0es guten.

SIN &reiIe 2auenburg in S9less
ipigsSolitein iino, lpie uns bon bort
aeT6rieben miro, BON 13. 9fueuit,
Rd9mittags 81 llbr, Biz gu berielben
So9esseit am Is. gluguit Regenmens
gen esfallen, ipie man Iis felt unoenfs
Ii1en 3eiten ribt mebr bepbaatet bat.
On 0ieIen bei0en Sagen bat es nidt
ipenieer aIs 81 Stunoen bintereiuans
Der geresnet, uno es itnb nu9 Den
4uiaei6nungen oes IelbIttdtigen Re:
atnmeTers 1913 MiIlimeter ober 1913
Bitter Dafer duf jeben Sunoratmeter
@rouberflGd5e gefdllen. Inter Der
@OrausJebung, oab Der Regen iiberall
sIeidmdBis fart eefnlIsn 1T, pas BEL
Der gesebenen Wetterluge als Siemlid
pabrfdeinIi9 gilt. betrGgt Die i'm
Rreiie SerSpgtum 2duenburg in Der
stnunnten 3eit nteOergesangsne Nies
bsri9lagsmense bic getpaltige 3abl
BON runb "a Millieroen 9itern oOer
4 Millionen &ubitmetern. 9ieIe uns
sebeure WaIIermenge piiroe na9 Den
8ere3nungen Der @etterparte einen
treisf0rmigsn Sec BON 7,774 &tlOmez
tern ooer BON mebr ols elmer oeutfhen
Wsile 9ur9meFsr uuo 2 Metern
Siefe biIOen gu ibrer SortI6uffung
ipiiroen 18S Giitersiige nit je so Wo'
gen 10000 &ilp9romm 2ait n6tig
iein. Die n6normen Regenfdlle paren
bic SoIgen elmer fla9ep, bon ben Niez
6erlonoen uno @eItbelltI6lanb berans
stSogenen 2anotiefe untsr 755 Milis
meter, Die bel Dem berri9enben, Guz
BerIt geringen 9rudgefGIle febr lang
fam an beioen genannten Sagen iiber
benz 9nuenburgiIhen in peitli9er
Ridtun9 bintpegSog. Die gefaleuen
Nesenmengen iibertreffen Die in ben
Monaten gtpril, Mai un6 SUM bieies
Sabres niebergegansenen nod UNI elm
3pDlftel ober Sc MiGimeter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06

DIE NsiRsssa DTWestsresIesn la ssS ekAaA
Usfsra ais ossss - a1fssAsaAAa1Aa
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@enig befannt oiirfte iein, buB
ber Ihmiidenoe 9eindme .Sii9enOrua
gpncr" ben man germ unIeren orallen
&ii6enfeeu eibk, teinespess fir bic
ies niibl:bs 9auspcrIpnal erfunben
pproen ilt, es gab pieImebr Elm rids
tiges preubiT1es Gesiment. Oos Der
@oltsmunO nit bieIem Spottramen
beou6t bat. 9as in 8reslau gdrnis
IonierenOe f9leIif6e' 2eibtiiraTiers
Regiment Grober &urfiirft go. 1 1T
nitbt nur bas Glteite preubiItbe &os
acknowledgment, fonbern aud zines
Der GlteIten preubiIben Reginenter
iiberbdupt. 9tu9 i'm gon5en beutIfen
Seere gibt es nur einige penige &ee
eimenter, beren gtlter INN elm GERM
ceres b0ber III, oIs bas bes 9resluuer
2eibtiiraTierzRe Regiments. @ie f6on
Iein Name ,@rober 8urfiirIt" anbeus
tst, lit oas Regiment inter Dem Gro
BEN &urfiirIten erribtet poroen. llrs
Ipriineli6 mar oas Re9iment eine
0rogonertrupps, bic sur 8eipaduns
Der turfiirItli9en Baggage oiente. Gus
oieIem 9runbe fiibrten oiefe 9ragps
ner ben 8einamen y&ii9enoraspnerA
Sas Reeiment bat in faIt alien Selos
aiieen, bic preuben bur9autdmpfen
botte, mitgefp9ten. Serporragenb 6at
es fi9 3. 9. ous9esei9net Bel Der Be
lagerung uno grItiirmung BON Ofen,
Dem beutigen 8uOopeit. Mit &iidTi9t
barouf mar uu9 BEL Der unsariIden
Millenniumsfeier eine gtbpronung Oie:
fes preubiIhen acknowledgements
Susegen. Nlit RiidIi6t uuf bteie lan9e
uno rubmpoue 8ergangenbeit BAT
man aud nienals etfpas BON Der Qbz
| Idaffuna oieIes 8iiraFier>Regi
ipifen ipollen, 1elbIt ols selegentlib Der
lebten MilitGrporleee BON Der 8eIeis
tisuns Der sRegimenter bic
Reoe mar. 9etunnt 1T, oob es aud,
i'm preubiIden Seere beute nur nod
Dem Ramen no6 &iirdfiere etbt, bern
fdon Dor Syabr5etnten ipuroe bic 8e,
ftimmuns setroffen, ouB Die pun5er,
bic 8iiraiie, nur bel puraben anseIeeI
lperoen fOllen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
@ir srleSisen 8eitellnasea

lum
anfanf uber Werfaaf bon
Am1tsan apatsr @prls unb Glfttrtf 10 pre-
ferrtb.
aImuitan @aisr @pris unb Glsttrie tbtiss
pfiit prtftrrtb.
Amtriean @aisr Wprfe unb GIsrtrie Gpzs>
mon ,u htm Warft.
9sna&ri&ttsi uus bon trssnb ptI&sn Be-
ifslunesH.
SrpUfs S Co., 8anftere,
Ritslisber Der setp gorf etod Grthanse.
GtraHton, 90. aptlfes,8arre, %.
Singbamton, q. D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
3itt're, DeutGC6GanO!

SIN naonfeftionGr" tlast Elm Spls
lGnoer, bab Srantreidb feline &orfette
als 8anngut ertlGrt unb Die 4usfubr
na6 feinbli1en 2dnbern perbietet.
Dies geIdab ober in Der ean5 rtthtis
gen @rtenntnis, oub ole oeuti9en
Srouen baltIos in ii9 aufummenIinteu
perben, Iobalb ibnen oas pariier
&orIett entSoeen miro; unb man tpeiB,
!pas Die Sruuen fir zines @oltes gu
tunft be6euten. Iber au6 Der 6euts
T9e 2eutnant psroantt feline itrumme
Saltung unb elegante Saille betunntz
lid nur bem poriIer &orIeti. @nt>
bebrt er es, 10 ptrO er fdlapp uno
= Der sdnSe Sriss nimmt eine unoere
@enouns. 60 bat Sranfrei9 nit
poIIitem Rebt bieIe fhredli6e neue
Mabregel gesen uns eetrpffen. 8es
9riinbet piro iie oaour6, oab oas
&orIett ertlGrt 1T (bOIterre9tli9) nIs
&riegsmittel, nGmlih ols .@iIenteile,
beItimmt CUR 8efeitiguns feinblider
Stiibpunfte, gum 8au BON @orpers
Ten, sur &rdftisung feinbIi9er SIans
fen unb sur Seduns feiner riidipGrs
tigen @erbinbunsen." Der @erbreiter
FOLDER Sitter 1T itrnfbar. Sdiffe nit
folder @are t0nnen perTentt lperoen.
Sroboem Ion Der Sanoel nit &orfets
ten nod INNER florisren, un6 bic
S6iffs, Die sur See oieTsn San6el be-
treiben. ioIlen ioeur bon eisensn ROrs
fettenfapitdnsn befebIigt 5ein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
Wer (C6Weiat, dimmt 6u.

Wenn in grobien cine Witpe an
bic S9lieBuns elmer neuen @be bentt,
10 sebt iis Dor Der @ieoerperbeirutung
In elmer ountlen Ro9t gum @rabe
ibres Wtannes, begleitet BON einem
@fsI, Der spei DuHeridldu9e trGst.
Sie bittet bann tnieeno Den 8eritors
bsnsn I'm GrIdubnis gu Der Seirat.
Rpmmt er aus feinem 9rabs ni9t
beraus, 70 bat er oomit feline 3uftimz
mung segeben. 3um @ant bafiir sisBt
ie bic Waiierf9lGu9e uuf iein 9rab
uno reitst ipieber na9 SauIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06

.ripprbsn fOeroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
Ieues Drut6pnpier.

gla9 IansiGbrigsn @eriu9sn ilt es
isbt seIuneen. Elm neues 8erfabren
Snr SerifeIIung BON 0rudpapier gu
finoen. Die befonnt, erfolgt Die Ser
ff,IIung BON 9rudpapier burd @erors
b,itung BON 3euTtoff, Dem elm getpiFer
prosentTob 3elluloIe binSusefiiet
tptrb. SEPT pirb bos papier' obne
otsIen 3uIab bon 3elIuloie berseTtellt
iperben t6nnen. 9ubur6 tperben bic
preiIe be6eutenb perbilIist iperben unb
9eutI6lan6 tpiro bonn 9luslanbe uns
abbGrgiger iperoen. Die umfangrei.
den @erfube in elmer 9apterfubrit in
peters6orf baben erseben, baB bic BE
6rudungsfGbigteit beHer als BET bem
bisberigen papier lit. Die Gobrti
min isbt Sur Serftelung tn srobem
tlmfang iibergeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
Ser tGeiue Stratese

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bluu gebeuIt unO i9eu binter ii9 blits
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6sn Der &Iuife A .. ~po Iuufft b
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