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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
Norway In Wrong

LONDON, Nov 2S, $50 p. MN
Amsterdam despatch 10 the Exchange
Telegraph Company quotes the Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger, in commenting on the
report that the Norwegian government
has conceded that it's submarine re-
strictions cannot be maintained, as
follows:
1T may be supposed that a final
agreement will soon be reached but,
in addition 10 the submarine question,
there also is The economical question
and the position Of Norway as an in
dependent neutral 10 be considered.
To maintain good relations with Ger
many, she must alter her economic
politics and accommodate herself 10
Germanv'S wishes.
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REPORT MADE ON
TELEPHONE MERGE
CoM1UTTEE OF THE COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION HEARS PROPOSE
TON REVIEWED.
Course Of Action Will Be Outlined BY
Board Of Directors at Meeting

The course OF action to he taken by
the Wheeling Commercial Association
regarding the proposed merger Of the
Bell and National telephone systems will
be decided upon by the directors of that
organization. at meeting tonight. fol-
lowing the reading of report of A spc-
cial committee appointed 10 investigate
details of the consolidation
The committee held a lengthy meet
ing yesterday afternoon in the CONNER
cial Association rooms. at which the
proposition was explained by attorneys
REPRESENTING both companies and New
York officials Of the Bell corpnratinn
A review WAS made Of the briefs sub
mitted to tho Public Service commission
along with the petition to consolidate
These briefs covered some three thous-
and typewritten pages. the contents Of
which were largely figures and OF
technical nature.
Following the analysis of the propo-
sitinn by the representatives of the t"l"-
phone companies. the committe" MD 4
brit session To draft a report which ~liI
he submitted TO tho associations board
tonight.
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Must Send Bread

PARIS. Nov. %. n. m.-~Owinc n
reports from dcported Belgian civil
ians now in Germany, says HaVas
despatch from Havre the Belgian gov
eminent has been compelled TO ar
range for the sending OF bread rations
10 their deporred fellow countrymen.
A beginning has hren made by the
despatch Of 1000 raIions 10 the in
terment camp at Soldau. East Prus-
STA. In the meantime Il committee for
The relief of drpOrted belgian civil
ians is being formed at Client.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

p. ,ro C,,d,,o-, Of lanes W. Henderson deceased:
In pursuance nr derrce If III" circuit touII oa
the County Of Ohio. State Of "rSt .'rs,"' m"". -
Wv ,hornip ncnd!nr to suhjec: the real estate q
r. ia r,uss W Henderson to the payment {" h'S
Jsh,s vor arc required to present your claims Ss''h,
w., 's,.,n ~ ,rc said James ". Henderson. for AL
nd;,,,ior n Frank 4. MrNahon Cnn'nlSS,,'''', ~
H.: oWico j., Tho said county rooms So" su1 S't'"'
ms W, ui,.r wheeling West vriin!a. OF or before
m. 3rd Iar ri January. l"iI .., c,.,
wi.nc,. John L. kinsh"rn 'irrk ri inc sal" |"'''
'"'S '''" ""' - JOHN L. KINGHoRS.
clerk.
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wor1ded Over Foreiguers.

Ell PASO. TeXnS. Nov. GS.--fricnds o.
the Americans and other Foreigners WHO
remained in Chihuahma CITY are worried
over the safety Of these foreigners as
villa was reported Ia have declared
he would kill all foreigners when he
captured Chihuahua city. There are be-
Iirvcd To be six Americans in tho city.
They started tn como 20 The border un
the last train 1t is said. bur We're ad-
vtscd to remain by friends who feared
tho bandits would stop the train ard
lbcm.
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new MARTINSVlLLE

NEW MARTlNSNIl.LE ". VA. N"r
2s.---h larE" Co.wd ate nrlrtl Ih" moot IL :
al st. Johns NJ. f.. church. Monday "N"n-
ing. pr. \. g. Shirley. NJ Bradford. Va
n returned missionary gave a mos; in
tcrcStinE talk. I;.v. -. r. WilIi1n:S
presiding "l,i"r. al rarl;crShurG dis. t;rt
was present and mad" II few remarks.
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DESTROYED Railroad

LONDON. Nov. IS. 10:45 p. m.-De-
spaiches from the German armies IN
Rumania, says an Exchange Telegraph
despatch from l'Opcnhagen, reports
that the Rumanians have destroyed
the railway from Tchernavoda 10 Hu-
charest and are burning all the vii
lagos and stores of food in the course
of their retreat,
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&c. TO PAY $500. 0n0.

CHICAGO Nry aS.-.Tha Illinois Central railroad
Will DAY the Illinois STATE treasurer SStidnn next
Mordyr az six months vayment nj r:1 ATt If the
gross earnings Of the charter lines ~ III" rad whi,h
It nays lclI If jaxcS
This viii h" ,..Si,.ahy nl"re than Fihr.nn" larger
.ou tho airnuu faii Cor ;hn corresponding u"und rf
rr ir",nu< wear. according Ia All announcement nf
tho mad to- dHy.
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Nmbargo Hurts.

JUAREZ. Nov. 2S.-t;arranza officers
here say frankly that tho lifting or the
American embargo on ammunition would
have an all important effect on the cam
paicn against Villa.
'Wn would pay stir prices in gold
right now if we could ship It across he
boundary" said an officer Of hish rank
today. 'The whole issue depends IN
whose ammunition lasts longest.
.Ts General Trcvino raS Withdrawn
from chihuahua Ci:;. it is solely be-
cause of lack Of anlrlGGition. There
can be no other eXu'anati"n.
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pcI1ian PoAt Dead

PARIS. Nov. rs. ass p. m.--EmiIe
Verhaeren. the Belgian poet, was
crushed to death last night at Rouen,
while endeavoring Ia board a train.
The French government has been re-
quested by Senator Marchand 10 hold
national funeral for Verhaeren. lie
suggested that his body he placed in
the pantheon, there 10 be held until
Belgium is freed.
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is NOT OUT OR IN.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. 2S. --- B.
Budd Cannon, Of Milton. candidate for
prohibition presidential elector. in an
expense statement filed today at The
capitol certified that he received moth
Ing and spnt nothing, adding nor was
elected"
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Accident.

Mr.. Hammau WIS hurt Monday m"r1-
ing Will" jumping fr"m a moving car.
MIR. iammrn. at Si%:"rsville. cam" -
New MartinSvill" on til" min" o'clock car
and stopped uff IN IN" Priest corner.
while tho car was still moving. II" WIS
knocked unconscious and received soy
"ral cuts OH the head nc is reported
"a I've improving ni""lv.
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Body yino In State

VIENNA, Nov. Is. via London $50
p. m.-The doors of the Rlack-draped-
Bofhurg chapel. where rests the silly
casket with the body of the late En-
peror Francis Joseph. were opened at
s o'clock this morning. The waiting
1hrongs of people then began 10 file
through 10 pay their last respects 10
the dead Emperor. All classes were
represented. rich and poor gentry and
workingmen and women standing
shoulder 10 shoulder in the crowd TAX
ing their turn in passing before The
unopened caskei.
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nrOn11nd mead

Mrs. WIN. Lucas. nr IN" south side.
dropped dead from heart fai!ur" Nom
dry morning. 81" hHG had trouble with
nor heart for srvrral Years. Funeral
services will b" held Wednesdays
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TURKEY OFF THE BILL.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Nov. IS
It was announced today that because
OF the high cost Of foUdStuffS, which
has made it difficult To keep within
maintenance appropriaI lions. patients
of tho Huntington state hospital Will
have chicken and dumplings for their
Thanksgiving dinner instead OF turkey
as heretofore.
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Climb Eeetinr

Misses Mary and Ethel Wright enter
tanned tho young girls club at their
home on Maple avcnmc. Monday evening.
The evening was very Pleasantly spent
in fancy work and converse ion. AZ a
sea S0nHblc hour Il delicious lunch was
served.
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LONDON. Nov. 2S--9:@% l.. M.--1.lnyhS
reports that the British steamers Rams
garth. .tliS"n and Alert have been sunk.
Tho RHnSCarih'S crew has been landed.
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FINANCIAL
YOST TRIALS RESET.

Yost law indictments against Tony
ONfalley and G. L. Harper were reest
for trial on Doc. Is. by Judge Alan X.
Robinson in criminal court yesterday.
f'rolOnging OF the Able insanity hear
inc was responsible for the postpone
ment Of the eases.
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WANTED-Male Help.

WANTED First and second hand halar. Nus. I've
sober and irtJistrias. Apply at once Soe's bak-
cry. 1910 Ecft ST.. or call lG95-Y Hss phono
n-2T-u
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Horen,,,pnt Moved

PAR1S. Nov. 2?---1@:5n a. M.--The
Pumanian government and diplomatic
authorities hay" left Bucharest and gone
t. 1assy. according 10 4 ltavas dispatch
from bucharest.
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steamer Sunk.

IaSSy lies about 600 miles north.
northeast Of bucharest. near the Rus
sian frnntic Ter.
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n-l;.2..d-i-S 1872
c!arksburE 10 traii""S'

morning for C!arksburG 10 Fa"H">'
business.
Jacob i. Lance. nt Fine Grove. was i
business visitor in the city iueSuaEi
II, Morgan spent several days ~
vnnl in Tho southern part of the state
tr,rSariinC hliSin, s..
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Chcap. registered o. !. e. male rigs fron
prize winning stock. Improve To,ir herd with rrS-
jstcrrd sire r. X. Gorsuch. Rayland. Ohio. n-l4-:st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
Producers Will Send Milk
Elsewhere, But Wheeling
Won't Experience Shortage
MEMBEEs OF ASSOCIATION WILL
CEASE SKIPPING HERE
DECEMBER /.
Compromise Offer Of Fifteen Per Cent
Advance Turned Down BY
Distrl butors.

Despite the fact tha; the Tri State
MILK rrtiucerS' Association mas de-
clarrd a strike. 10 become effective De
ccmber |. the Wheeling district Is IN
no imcmdiate danger OF II milk faminr'
81 far as could be- learned Er'tSi Gay.
Local dealers last night declared mat
- rho association carries out lis threat
20 ship milk formerly furnished y heel-
ing distributors to Pittsburgh and othcr
points the local demand can NJ sup
Piled by milk secured from other points
y conference Of the cxc"uttv" COM,
inrnl distrihutorS was held yesterday
afternoon a, tho Wheeling Commercial
Association rooms. in IN ehort 10 Eel
together on the matter of nr'ce. ne
committee, with power /" act -? ne
producers. offered to compromise on me
basis OF an increase or titecn per GU !. =.
~, ORIGINAL demand being for twenty
per cont and the distributors having re-
Gently offered ten per cont. However,
rho distributors withdrew their otter.
and som, declared last night that they
would not grant any Increase.
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Statement by producer.

A member of the producers committee
said to an lntclligenccr reporter. ioI-
lowing the conference: we met WIN Il
number of distributors in an effort 10
agree on price increase. The pro-
dIcers voted 70 accept compromise ol
6fteen per cent but the distributors re-
fused TO grant any advance except ~
dealers who offered a small advance l3r
n short time. We then decided 10 Win
hold our milk after December ], I'M
iass an agreement is reached In the
meantime
He added that with the Increased cost
of feed and help. it is Impossible ~
furnish milk at present prices W.
can ship our milk To Fittsnursh anu
cciye higher prices for cheaper qua
iiv than we are supplying in WhenlinE
he said. 20
He added that nearly all members OF
the association. which is composed OF
dairymen and farmers In ONO anu
Brooke counties. this state, eastern 9n I3
and nearby Pennsylvania. have n!edeeE1i
themselves to stand together, and Will
send their product TO other points. ;,
The executive committee is composer
OF President !. r. Atkinson, SECRETARY
n. W. Cofficld. f. W. Nichols, o; =
Ncgus, Charles MckclreY. l.. +. ba1ie!'
'''" = The distributors Side.
On the other hand. distributors last
night declared that there will he no
milk shortage. even though the lIu-
ducers' Association sends milk 10 oth"r
points. I'VE can secure an ample sup
ply from points in Ohio and PennSylva,
MIA ono well known distributor said
last night. I'm fact. we can secure II at
PRICES even lower than We are now pay,
ing \ week ago we offered tho iocai
producers an advance Of ten per cent.
Had that boon accepted we would not
have increased the price 20 the consum-
crs. If the advance Of twenty per cent
is granted. we will hc forcea TO raise
tho price to consumers. We feel that
they are already paying enough for
milk"
It Is said that from $500 to 1000 gal
Ions Of milk Is shipped into Wheeling
each day One distributor said he didn't
believe the proposed strike. If enforced.
would reduce the supply more than a
thousand or 1,5Oo gallons. and this
amount could easily be secured else
where.
VIII Enforce Contracts.
A distributor Informed the teltiEen-
Ger last night that most Wheeling deal
ers have contracts with producers to
furnish milk at certain prices. These
contracts will be enforced. he said.
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WANTED-To Buy.

WANTEO-Tn hug STAR drilling machines that vii
,!-!Il from 500 20 800 tcc:. Tor cash Address
Drilling Machines. care IAteI!sencer. n-2l-p
WRNTEp-Oll. and Sas Lao. :" svv4 territory.
Address H. care InicliScnccr. n-2l-p
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WANTED-Boy to drive delivery wagon. Red 81:
Grocery Co. Island. Nam
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

332 Weilen, in bier Stunoen uno bier
Minuten ourdflOg, lit neuli9 gebro9en
lpOrOen, uls Der 5lieger 8ictor Gurl.
from nit einem pufugier, Dem Gap
tain &dlpb Suplor bon Der &iiitenurs
ti[Ierie Der Electromagnetic BON Gonnecs
ticut in etnem s. q. GurtiBs Soppel=
Oeder ole Strede BON Neppprt Nelps,
8a., na9 Sbeepsbeub Bah BON 800
Meilen, in bier Stunben uno einer
Minute our9flog. @r mar um flint
llbr fedsunOSpanSig Minuten friib in
Neipport gleips nit einem bonn bor!iz
gen &apitGu Der qsrorautiI9en Sta
tion an Der gltlantiI9en &iiIte, Sbos
mas 9. 8alopin, an ben glerp Club
pom Qmeritd seridteten S9rsiben aufs
Beittegen unO mar Inn neun ubr iiebens
unb3pan5tg Mtnuten in Sbeepsbeao
Ban eelanbet, bate dlIo Die snnse
Strede in fait berielben 3ett 5uriidses
Ie9t, Die cine teGegrupbiI9e 9speIde gu
ibrer llebermittIung gebrau6t bate.
Wiit Der 9abn iiber Ri9mpno, @aIbs
tngton unb pbiluoeIpbia bGtte Der
fdneGlite 3ug in neun StInben uno
fiinf5ebn Rinuten Die gntfernung bon
416 Wleilen 5uriidselest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
Nutilnter 90. .

uno etne geroume 3eit mar es gan3
fin bon 8dmpfen am &auta1us.
gm &uutuIus tpuroe es erIt pieoer
lebenoig. nadOem our9 Die ReIultate
Der gdIiSiI6en 9ur9bru6sTfIa6t unb
bes poIniiden 6eI6sugs bic glusF9tss
loiisteit elmer ruiiif6en Sffeniipe on
Der europdiT6en SffrOnt barseIegt
iporOen mar. Bon Der 3eit an ri9s
tet Die rufIii9e Sberite !6eeresleitung
ibr Sauptaugenmert auf ben aIiatiT6en
&rie9sf6auplaB. @s begann Der 8orz
morf9 Der rufiif6en &autaIusdrmee.
Ntit Der @innabme BON @rSerum um
II. Sebruur biefes Sabres mar bic
erite Pbaie bes &outafusfel6sugs fin
bic Ruien erfoGerei6 gum 9tbI9luB
getommen. @rSerum biloete nunmebr
Den Stiibpuntt Der speiten BbaIe,
tpeI9e Sibas, bic Sauptitabt bes gleids
numisen tiirtii9sarmeniiden 8ilaiets,
gum 3tel bate unb fpsI6e beute nod
ni6t abgei6IOHen 1T.
q Der periifde SeI6Sug: Snatpis
i4en puren Die 2uiIen iiber SGbris.
&aspin. Sebernn, Sum bur3 periien
ge9en Den perfiIden 9OIf pOrsebruns
gen. sic befebten Die alte Sauptifaot
Periiens, Sfpuban, un6 tpursn oamit
Bis an bic GuBerite iiibIi9e @rerae
ibrer bur9 ben 8ertrag bonn Sabre
1907 nit England feFgeTebten perIis
fden ~GinftuBSone" anseIdnst un6
bem @olf Biz auf 300 &ilometer nabe
getommen. Sn Sipoban III btefer
8ormorid in Der oiretten Ri9ttlng
uuf ben periiIden Golf gum abfdtlIb
gefommen. Gr bat iiber Samuoan.
feline TortfeBung in peitlider Ri9tung
na9 Der MefopotamiI9en @rense ees
funOen unb lit beute bei gbonbtin or
Der periiIdzmefppotamifben @renae
angelungt. 3ugleid bate iib eine
ruIiifdbe Streitma6t bon lrumia, am
sleidnamigen See in periien, aus &c.
gen Ole meioputumiibe @rsnSe in BE.
peguns gefebt. Nud elmer tiirsIiden
Petersburser NeIbung 1T bieie bis
ROanbu5 DOrseorungen.
Ser ruiiif6e 8ormuri9 segen Wtes
iopotumien tit an Der periiiden @ren5e
gum Steben sebra9t. Rad Der iiinss
iten amtIiden 8etanntmu6ung finS
bic osmanii9en Sruppsn benz 5einoe
spii9en 8usri S9irin unb Gbanpfin
nit GrfOIs entsegengetreten unb babeu
ibn seSpungen, bait gu MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
Die g riegsI Iage

Rur an Der 0Itli9en Sront, in Rubs
Lamb, berribte in Der ubselaufenen
Wo9e DerbGItnismdbise Rube, an
allen anberen SrDnten ipuroe nit groz
ber @nergie getdmpft unO in allen 5dls
len mar bas 9riesssliid ben Wlittss
md6ten giinittg.
Der mibIunsene @erTu9 elmer of
fenfipe Mitte april bat ben Sranaos
fen StrDme BON 9lut uno ben SD9fts
tommanbierenoen oes 8erbunzSelbz
5ugs, 9eneral petain, ben amtli9en
3opF getOitet. Die nunmebrige atpsits
unb tpabrI9einli9e lebte &raftanitrsnz
guug Der 5run5oien gssen Die beutiden
StelIunsen DitIi9 Der Maas mar uns
ter Der 8oruusIebuns unteruommsn
tporoen. bub Die SaupttrGfte Der 9euts
fhen auf bem linten Slubufer eebuns
ben feien. sic mar beranlabt porz
ben bon Der @rtenntnis Der unm09li9s
teit, ben beuti9en 8ormarI9 auf Dem
ipeitIi9sn SIubsebiet aufsubaIten.
0ur9 Den 8oritoB eegen Souuumont
IoIlte Dem 8orbringen Der 9sutf9en
bonn Siigel .Soter Mann" unb bon Der
nS0be 304" gesen Die speite frana0s
fiihe @erteioigungslinie tpeItltb Der
Wfaas Elm 9egenport geboten peroen.
Die Wudt, nit tpel6er Der 8oritob
unternommen pOrben lit, 5eigt bas grs
eebnis. @s gelane Den SrunSoien, in
bic oeutIden @pritsGIunsen. bon Sort
Souaumpnt einSuoringeu uno ben Ditz
lid bappn gelegenen Steinbruh fiibs
Ii9 oes Suuoromonts9 9sb0ftes gu be-
ieben. Die 9a1ern bdben iie aber
ipieosr berausgeporfen. Die nubloIen
angriffe baben pieoerum ungebeuere
Spfer 9etoitet.
Wie 06uaumont, lit ou6, enOIi9,
Der Sii9el .,Soter Mann" erlebigt.
Die GrItiirmung oes Sorfes Guuieres
our6 bic Sbiirtnger bat Der 9drifer
2egenbe, baB bic 6run5oIen ben Siigel
nod i'm geTB bdtten, ole 9lbfubr Oers
IeBt. Mit Gumicrss baben 6te Srons
soIen ibren Isbten StiiBpuntt an Der
duBeren 9eripberie Der IausT9leife
bsrloren. Gumieres felt Die 8erbinz
oung 3piihen ben 0eutIdben Sronten
fpeItlicb unO Ditlidb Ser Wlads Der. Die
beutfbe @eItfront itebt nunmebr GU
mieres - SoObe 304, n0rOlt9 bon Gss
nes - Iiiolider Qbbdn9 oes glpocourts
Daloes, nOroIi9 BON glpocourt.
Sine Der gntIdeiounesI6Iadten an
oieier peitli6sn 5rOnt 1T bereits um
Is. Mai gsIhlageu tporoen,, ols bic
5ransoien nit gepoltigen Mufen bic
BON ben 0eutiben beIeBte S6be 304
angingen. GlitesRegimentsr tGmpften
S9ulter an S6ulter nit elmer nsu Sus
iummengeIebten 0ipiTion farbtser
SitFstruppen. 0rei brilliant angeIebte
unb aud bissmal nit sr0btsm Glan
our9gefiibrte 9ln9riffe bro6en unter
Der SreffIiderbeit uno Der SreffDeits
oes oeutI9en Qrtillerisfsuers Sufams
men. BIS iibsr @snss binuus fluteten
bic SturmpeIIsu suriid. Sdredlid
poTen bie 8erbeeruneen, tpel9e unter
ben DOT Der 6Obe $40 ii4 fauen6eu
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9aui lit Oer MOnat fiir
8rdute nnO bic iiike
Wtabden 9(bitnrienten.

0Dir babsn psitldufise SOrfshrunssu
aetrofftn fhr oieis sr6sten Greisnilie in
Dem Ssbsn zines Widodens. @bar'
mante unb carte @infadteit iinb bic
@ruublase, nel4e Oas Ssbsn anfauSsn
tpsrbsn pie elm freuoissr @eians.
Yra6tuolle IGnsswsiBs aleioer In
Crepe DC Chine. Sei6e, franBOiii6s
Botle uuo SruHels Nes. Die ueusn.
bhbl6e Wtooslle meroen sic gepiB be-
aaubern uuo ieos ytotbWeubistsit bet'
Ten. $40, SIS. S19.75, s25 uno anf'
tpdrts bis 5u $35.
3wsiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

lit ous ameritaniI6e @eridt ni9t gu.
itdnOig, muBte uIio ben San BEN
Staatsbepartment pieOer 5uriidgeben
9ieies bat bereits gegen 0euti9lant
enti9ieben, uber Iider miro man ge.
gen bieIes llrteil bon beiOen Setter
8erufung on Elm internationnles
S6ieosgeridt e;nlesen, ba Die 3erItD'
rung bes 9ampfers unO cine @erpei,
serung iueiterer 9aItfreunOIfaft in
ameritdniI6eu 8elpGFern elmer Ser:
nt9tung glei9 tdme, Die ipeoer i'm Sn.
tereTe 9eutIbIunos nod @ngIunOa
Iiegt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
G11fat1o.
GOlOsns SubilGumsfeier Der
Grnno armB.

Ser >, ,,Slppam"- "-San in oer sdiuebe.
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er5ffuuns bcS PanamafaHaIs nod,
uniidber - 9entIbe Sptidjaft in
@aibin8tuu brandit inebr 8aum.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
MuSiige gum balbcn
9Srcis tn Der Stunt Nuf'
r6umung Oabier.

@twa $50 ittliids Sriiblinss Gn,i9e
in pisle Der bslten Wtooelle Der Sution.
SabI6e dsds, tuus. grim unO uerlan9'
ts S6lttiruussn. Ssbe SroBe miro
bel oieler @els9snbeit. cinen wnnosrba'
rem Yortbsil iu srbalteu, seIunOsn nsr'
ben. 9tatiirlih, Der VOrrath 1T lsst
belhrauit uno Die $50 wstien 6rausn
tperOsn fribJeitis tommen.
3weiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
Ginfadbe tueike NOile
fir SOmmerfleiOer.

1900 Glen rsprdlsutiren eiuen sutsn
Gntauf pon 80 Sents 8oile. 45 3Oll
brett. @utss, perieftss Wfaterial fur
Itilii6s 3leioer, uno bieier anfauf mar
70 unssmsiu gut, OaB mir eS ueriaufsn
f6unen 3u 29 @ents bic Gle.
Sauplflur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
N1tslQu0.
Se6bafte Sfampfe TN 8eiier
unS Siioen.

9eatfdjc crrinsen tueitere Siege
Sor Verbun-9as Ree Siebt ii&
eH8er sniammen-9ie Staliener
erleibeu cine sdlappe mad Der
anberen-S SiirfenerfUlse In Stlein-
afien.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
HAS
LARGE CROWDS

II defy the Democratic candidate
or the Democratic speakers to point
to one promise made by the RepuD-
lican party in 1912 that has not been
fulfilled in faith. and since Mr.. Corn
well has charged extravaganza. ask
him 10 point to one item. 10 name
one institution from which he would
withdraw the support given It," He
invited any one to name one con.
sirnctiye piece OF legislation propo--
ed by the Democrats. Mr.. Corn
well says the Dawson tax laws have
proved a failure. Do you want to 20
back 10 the old method and pay Sl.2g
instead OF 1--WE and One-half cents
state tax" he asked his audience.
and then presented figures proving
his contention. beginning with
next year" sa'd tho governor, 1T WIN
not BE- necessary, uOless something
extraordinary should occur. and the
present revenue laws remain intact,
Tor the board Of public works to lay
a levy OF one cent 10 run the state
government and It's Institutions
That viii be the accomplishment Of
the purpose of the Dawson tax laws.
and yet Mr., Cornwell says these laws
have been failure and wants to 20
back to the direct tax method so that
The burden Of taxation viii be paid
by the citizens OF the state instead
OF the corporations"
At the instance OF County Chair
man A. Il. Stallings, the meeting
here was presided over by Wayne X.
Pritt