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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

8ree6enborn: pHuOslmifIer,
Hi itrene mai 0ein' ullerperteiten
Sebirntolten an! Dot is Der llnters
i9ieb Spii9en 9eiti4IanO IN Gns>
lanb2"
Rubelmillsr: .0et ipeeB meis
ner Mutter SObn MIDI"
9reebenborn: .SunS eenfad!
GngIonb is triegsiii9tid, unb
unO 3eitI9Ion0 is trie9stii9ti9."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
g8as lit parabur?

Wsnn elm Seueripebrmann sinen
8ranb bat, ben er nt9t l6s
I Ten tonn.
Dsnn iif elmer erbiBt, ipeiI er
{ a I t seitent purbe.
@enn elm Sun9ertiin fIer
feline &unit Iatt bat.
Menn elmer, Der Rabe beiBk
cine s abi9tsnafe beiiBt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

- 8offerOi9t! &leibers
bdnoIer gum 9ebrIins): n5lint.
5riBe, nimm bic ipnferoihten Gapes
ano MdntsI rein, es fdnst an gu reg
nen."
9rudfebler. Die stugen
Ser gonaen 8eIt iino auf 9rie6tn.
lamb uno ben 9 isrper I anO ssri9!et,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

MuferfduB. nSis IuFen
Sbren SoIierer ppIiasiIid iiberipas
den, unb babel baben sic ibn nod
iiirSIi6 aIs elm MuIter binseitelt".
p9m, bas Muitsr muB bod ssieb>
lid gei9iiBt perben".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

9ie 9 6pGrmerin. SD
babe seitern RslIbs entSiiden0e 9es
oi6te geIeIen. Sbre S4Onbeit. ibre
sanSe Iiebreisenbe periOnIi9teit iit
babel pOr mein geiitises 9luss setrss
ten.
n0o lpirIt Oh jeOsnfoGIs ole @Gns
Iefiibaen mit9eIeien boben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

- Seiu Ser3snspuni9.
6rdu: % 9ott. ipie oft piinI9e
ib mir jebi. bod aIs Wiann seboren
iuoroen gu iein".
Gbemdnn: sd oo4".
= g S9Iitter5itat. 5riB9sn
(pcr Dem Spnbon = glutomoten):
DWluttsr, Diutter, LAB mid oieben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

- Der Ransfreit. @ine
8utterbdnoIerin uno cine &diebdno>
lerin itanOen au @epattern. 2eBtere
brGnste ii9 in Der Stride auf Den
oberen PloB. bod Die 8utterbGnOIerin
itellte fi9 nit ben DOrten Dor iie bin:
rRanu. Butter tommt bod pOII por
&Gie".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
9ie tIeine Sausfrai

- 9ie tIeine Sausfrau. IL.
2anopsbrmam 8retti9neioer, ouf
GrboIunesurIaub in Der Seimat. ers
adblt BON feinem ariegerIeben. n...
Sd muB iagen, es gab au9 gemiits
li9e 9lusenbIide; 3. 3. ipenn mir
in unIerem unteri itonb logsn unb aIIs
Mann 9iebesgaben 3isarren I'm hie
@ette quaImten." = 9a ruff Die
tlsine Gritu: n9lbsr SnteI, bubt ibr
bsnn ba Die Gardiner ni9t gar gu
arg perrGu9ert9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

= 2iterartf9e Gbe. sd
6egreife gar ni4t, iuie Der biIbbiibi9e,
iun9e S4riftitelIer OieIe Srau beiras
ten fonnte!"
p2ieber 9utt - er batte ia INNER
eine befpnbere 8orIiebe fir Srags
mente!"
-8e6iene9i9 It. 8irt
(uIs es anfGngt gu bGmmern. gu Dem
einSigen 9aiD: pNenn g pieaei9t
2i6t bnbsn ipOGIen, am Buffet 1T Der
@asautpmat. ba brau4en g muir a
3ebnerl 'etn5'Iteden".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

- 9Iei9 unb sIei9. Be
truntener: nSie, bait! Rebmen Sic
mir bod mit!"
S6affner: Der Dogen 1T boil"
9etruntener: sd Oo9 = oenn
paIen mir ia irubs Suiumm'."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

= Ser Seu9Ier. nSorI.
ItpB' mid bod seidipinb nal Elm
biBdsn an; i9 i6reib eben meiner
5rau, bob id OOr Se9uiu4t nod ibr
5ittere".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Der Sranm bes Nlnsfeticrs

gs trGumt Der Mustetier i'm llnters
itano,
Bon 2iebessaben, bic man ibm ge'
fonOt:
@eIb. Orben, Wein. 3igarrtn 3igars
retten,
9e6ro6t BON SaTt,, Srine 2ens,
Setten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Ger unanInnte @ntfJ

= Ser ungaIoute @atfe.
r@iirOen Sic lpObI seitattsn, bab
Sbre Srau GemobIin gu oem Dobls
iGtisfsitsfsit einen S9ubp!attIer mits
tonst2"
nWie baibt S9ubpldttIer2 - Sas
gen &c I;ebcr sIsi9 pIatt!iiBIsr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Siftpriidle Npti,rn.

Nodbem bic @Gnfe Rom seretist
hdtten, iuurben iie ben H6mern beis
iia, tueId5e iie pieIe Sabre obne @Gns
ieilein peraebrten. 9lber idpn aipons
gig Sabre ipGier ipurbe bas @GnIes
tlcin pieber mitsegeiTen.
Die Grfinbung Der Sof9enubren
ssptnnt baburb an 8ebeutuns, boB
qiti1Seittg feit bic erite Pfantleibs
anftalt erDffnet ipurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

-Sumor in 8rie9sSets
ten. o.: nSier lit unier Stanbsss
amt".
Sanitdtsoffi5ier: pglIIO elm r9ers
banbspIaB", iiber bem ni6t bic 9ens
fer Sldg9e tpebt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Ter Batter.

Ger MuderI: rSefus, unb
sroo heut muub Der Ssrr Batter
mit'n Iint'n 6uoB S'erI6t oufg Itous
o'n fan. luO mir in ber S4ul' Do
3eugniiic tria5'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

YopuIGre Mebi5iu.
.@ieuieI Nsrusu bat eisentlib Elm
normaler Wsni92"
r&onu i'd Dir fasen: neununos
fiinf5ie,"
~Ridt mebr9"
rHein. 9ena ipenn er MIR nod
einen msbr bGtte, lpdre idon elm Rers
nenIdod oa".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

Stubent (auf Der @u6e nod
elmer neuen n8uOe"): -. aIfO gut,
5rou S9uI5. bonn eriten Wiui an
perbe i'd mid bonn Ra4ttpd9ter BEL
Sbnsn abeeben Iofen!"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09

Clipping from ehs Daily E1Rnf-
MrI. Msv.rty RIil Regain Hsassh.
TsstardRy morning, Mrs. &RrEE-st
NRrar9y submitted % FL ups-Eann u
Is sptnA
n-E The surgeon run Vienna,
psr3nrnst the operation, and sad 1ks;
UEhf NrR. EEvsr9y hRa 3 gout cbEncs
OF recover. This VIII be Eont news
. Nrs. WRvarey"s tisnhs. She had
bsan. nna hs- hcclnsnt q TaE- Era.
ana d Ihs mnE1 popular woman N
society
Nr WErs9y tars the Daily -
ibis murutng thai his wife pRssao
No good n night II cnrlt be EEpac1sd,
md thR+ hs has hopes tn- her -acpV-
eyE.
Society NSsss
M EEry Srnuns 1sts yestsraEF On
o s1muufh hunt tur hig gEns n 4-
Mrk srnnne WIN moi 50 to hsr Sum
ma hume This FsRr rs she wishas 70
be nsir hEr tr1gad, Nra wRFst9y.
unI hAr rsrorsry.
NJ. rut Mrs. MEr Psnbsrtpn have
Ennouncst Cha birth u Ell atrhi!pornt
son- Tha couple WIN return hpns
toward fhA snd Of the surnHr. In
fhs usludna, the old Panbsrtnn
h1mhEtsEt Is hBing changed TO ID
o1mmodRts III. F~e-ros-r1r's Rhdtaons
10 his library. A rrrss-y is Elso be
ing huh IN the SIS wing u the hnrs
III Ent Rra. Trent Qf-k, T-ert W.
Ms. WEFsrsy. ga hEFe sE3laa 70,
hama. Ths serious musBs u Mrs.
MErEie warsrr Is hurry9ns them
hsrss
N-nt%Nrx. ChHtvidk EEteun hrrs
removed 10 The TA1bpt Epnrrnepa.
30 ltnt Mrs.. EEtsnn. whip Is q sasaar-
3Datw II Mrs.. Magic WErar4r, can
be nsE- her during hs stsy IN as
hospiti
NeTt Tuasdsy, society win be me
EueEt Ut Nj. MALCOLM StuEr7 On his
yacht NJ q 6troer tEnos N hnnpr Of
The eminent SURGEON, Dr. - who
n attending Mrs. Marie Wrrsr1r- M.
snuhr1 wa stHy m Town mos d the
summer
Mr.. JRruss Etis has snts-ss pnH-
ticss 70 Et his friend, SarraEnt Tim
<erGf1g. n ths rnns snr pullos rnr-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09
B. Q. WATGHhAN
W. Il. SUMMERS
SIGNS HIS name
To Enthusiastic Statement
m Behalf of Nery.
Worth

These signed statements ~ca-rEtn1y
DO i'll win tRtth the suffering paopls
d FEt-nnuI and vicinity PROP. II
The tbc1s has IN Ihs CrEns's Drrg
Sto-e's Eaa rapidly growing Ns-v.
Worth shlek- says Nj. SrunErs
Tor 81 ysE-s ] hare sGfHaS with
stomach -ouhlA. rheumatism ERs on
ny stomach nc Epps-ls, ppn- 6ses.
nnn. and nni much sleep.
Tired when I'd Est up, being weak
and IN Rr axtnl snkps No Emhinur.
GpElt hardly do uy work
I'm on M second burtls d Ns-r.
Worth End In fssltng rsEttF In.
prurhd. cEn eat, digest M tood,
hywsis IRE IN healthy runttdun. nv
siesp Is refreshing. GE MP feeling
tnA. Gases are Ehpui al gans.
] recommend NE-r-Nnrtt 70 M
friends. I'm wEtckmEn tu- the 2. Z
o. IL CE1Rwbp SrEtiun-
". z SUMMERS
Calrwha. ?. O.
t7mlss run FEi-nnut-)
Your dalE- back II Crimes n-ur
Stare Il &Hrr Worth doss moi hsnst;
yur. See The dsmnnsr-Etur. Sample
ths Iurbc-AtrL
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09

Ar WIN HnEzsmsrt Finally khs
checked hsrss.
ION 4nastsh uEn- she Bltt md yur
fstrk 5e1 oTsr1nn ETnts TINT I'D
ssrs
Think, Ear lrastae. lnssrsa him
Ctns ] Rad:
Lssesn. dsE-- she placed hs hand
on his XII. TAEt 3sz1s- Is rom Ru-
bs-1 Spsnns-. \ cansgs -5sne O!
NINA We always called bu 9s-[ Ent
/ hrrsr1 seen hsr I'm ysE-s. becEuss
~ soan Is she graduated she vent II
GhirREp2
On! NJ. lack smiled rEthsr khEpe
tncsG1y. I'm Ru--y. aaEr. sc placed
his hEnd orEr hE-k Il Tur dunk mind
ven rE Arris 70 hrtnr N The su1,
par lErta- ] titIs sE very uuch .
while LEn
shs SMILED tnto his erek.
OF COURSE, she answered L VII
he . supper fur rwn, EttE- n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09
s.isn..u otra., Perfect

IN. whole afhl. Is a rspsir1iun u
pertscriun IN speech The w-taaFs q
Pam, tur tnssEncs, c1n be rlken rs
examples d pe-1sc1 dtcdun- The De
sc-tpriun u the sttpEreck when he
was making his way 70 Rome WIN
Sand I'm an time Rs ne most th-f1inr
narrative n q sru-1n ri Rec Els Hp-
peals 70 Tie members u he various
cunrrsEsdnns with whurn he c1--t-
spmuaed my be accepted rs tbe besi
writings we have upon teachings ID
he NEzH-sns- The ppsrs On psaimf
q Irria, written hundreds q years
T-3m II he time the New Testament
wIs written, Ere SIN ths chnlcest ftts
L sentiment md tnnrtnhr1m alE: chr
Re found, inspiring IN 3sr tuttt END
heEuy End enchanting n lhetr slr-
Qnsnct
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09
a PAGE FOR WOMEN AND THE HOME :

housshnlh. M. ana ME- 5stk 4trsi
3u 6hsstM psAnA. Jack canA humA
-un frstnsss every zVsn1nE EDt SEt
win fH vie On me spacious purch
q their suburban hnTDes Occasionally
! rhRr Hr1suaad = dance II the GuumrT
Club md nce u tEics . muuth thsy
spsm III evening IN New Tu-E, WHARF
Gtrner IVES followed ny n vis1t u rhatr
&ETu-tte piEy. Nn 4 cloud uEr-at IhA
mE-aL horizon
Bu uns afternoon IN early EunmE
1Gr Jack reached hnns N E1oui -r~se
O'Clock Sc had hoped 70 tnd Olive
ready End willing In B sH M Two
u taruis ftEtore supper. bu1 ne WIS
dpumst 70 elsEppnnInEu- No Olive
EwE1A6 Kin,
Did MI LhhJz SLY WHARF she WIS
gong. he asked The maid
Yes. ST, he EI answered She's
Euae 70 ths GIG En6 WIN MOI be hack
unL chis srsntaH. She Ibid me 10 ten
D rhrt Fur had Ag-Isc sn6 sTppG-
alone,
NJ. il tTuwnst. Tennis sssrnsd
EuonEnly II hive luBt rs charm, 80
hs wandered mo Ae library IN search
ID 3 bDnk with Winch 10 while Rwzy
the lima On me Gpsn desk IN The
rprnar he sEv 3 1HErsr addressed 70
his VIE. Ths handwriting hooked IN
tEIllr, Ind he EhseutuLtndsdly
mcEsa up The s1vaIUpe Moved By !
sndan impulse, be stpps6 ON he
strEiE shaHt Of pEps- II -cI1=atnAe End
! Glanced uTs: rs rnuEsurk.
Suddenly his eyes cuntraCtat. his
bps turning n 3 Straight, Tim h1a.
Ee rant the lBrtar carefully, from 5a-
Etr1tnE &c ant, RI gZp-sssiun q. wun-
der I'm ms -sisEn-cui fare. Laying the
srFglUps III NE iAtIs. he crew forth
his IiTt. lighted r INT putad yirnr-
nrsly. Then hs called he mild
EEatn-
Ind Ms Ebh1rt sur Whit she wRs
gazing - d. IL The CITY? hs asked
i No. ST., sht JUS. said rtEi she was
going 10 us.t . friend and would moi
bs hnns Until lEts.
Ar right At1iA That viii do.
When the m1t mad left the -n1u,
he piaeat Up Ghs iHIiE EEEtn.
DsI- Olive, ht ran6. ] EhEl be II
New Turk wednesday, fu- B Days
visit Than NUS hurry back 70 Gh-
cRgo. ESut teto-e ] 60. ] simply mug;
Fes ynu, VII you Dss; ne L. Nan
lsr's Il tur- O'Clock rs CHI HErs
D hrls supper 70. rwo IND tLlE cva-
nd unek au--1adly yuu-s Bar
For 8 long Ems Mr. JBcE Lhh1z;
ERasd Z The v-11iur bafn-s hin i
sasnsd hard 10 ehcvs 1hEt tis VIE
wnuid ~ciEreEurd his wishes; vnuld ac-
csp; III trvirELiun from q ma whom
ahA knew he did nut Hyp-pys nL 3ut
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09
o.GseS
of tuberculosis

gprr chfnnss 3u- 6stsEssur thif
dreaded teec5rn orpsnt 1nrsatr On
your Lh1tTT 70 -eEturt nu--nL nuty
:rnctiunk
To DO This, nns requirement is p-nrs.
rt:afEcinn 70 die: End pure 2ppa. A1se
-aEt and fresh FL, 6Ky and night
Khh-s h EyEta-n IN run duw-u Ent
likelihood Uf SERIOUS Consequences
thus INCREASED, BcEmEr't Alternative
mEy Turb frsnsdctl u Il AkS IN
mEuy cnseS
This IL 4 lint r-sErnsrf-srt IN
Ike Elr uthss. Fn- hare Ii. lime
cuntsut Is 30 combined with pths- IN.
E-sdieues rs 70 he easily Rastr11Riss
bT b average pa-Bnn.
4 t-3El cEn DO no hE-m, Htnce Ecf.
nuns Attentive uuutEtns No putsua-
uns o. hhht.-:u-ltag t-pEk 4: ypu.
arnFEtHtk
Besm11 iaSurr1u1, Philadelphia
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09
HEALTH HINTS
MEAT

he hut1s- me 6SF ths less nant one
Elnrlt sHt
7ait n E sEss rule tur mn dryk m.
sups-Ebrnasnce d uuu-tshnsm rnn-
hsnsl Win ~zcesstEe hsEt throws no
uuth q a s1Etr on 1hs GrgGas q he
hTmEr bntE-
Office men. msr who Ms \ -rls do
nor pE enough outdoor sxarcsBE IN
vRrtHhly AEt NO much mat int roar
Trune End pE-dculE-Sy during the suTD-
DeT 3t1cnt-
ieE Is hau 3o- + ps-Run E7Eertns
trrm = fe1ar. non 50 much o. BE-
cnurt u GirsSdn bU bscRusf nGRI
has u ttIt9s1,cv 70 incrsRse The sevEr.
&sEI Is EBn had N It's sfect o. ths
Esr'sal oerHo Gus srEtgrn, A bEas mtEf
Is nj TtrhL nuI the dEnEs- hes = IuhE-
tns r the principal pE- o. mas tiFi
pam :s fth h rB-1ktn ns-rt LrtEa.
N oAnr :assS q: chronic cunsayr1iua
winch indicates thEt the ore merits
Ere rtnRnntn.
TsE pCtrp Is rent-E.ad IL tha .a-ps
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09
sss ana aans n Ths lsssr taa ha

she hna huns h Ths 9sttr End hE
Ehssnns rsrs conclusive sr16snra.
NJ. JACK natfhE read mr. TlsFst
fnnf Ea-unnn- &c walked t-um fhs
Hh-rT 70 ne p1-ch Kna 4nfo ma u
hrE-y AERtn- as -ey3sRaad EnA time
befu-t ms marriage when Bart Orgr-
1ur mt bssn = ps-ssts1c suttur In
his wtfR's HIND he -scuIA6 the tIJ
On which me engagement was I'D.
nuuncsG, End ne mEIrnE N winch
OrE-1Gn had -acstTsd The news
When N-k, Jack reached h1ns, ne
had wmksd ht-nsst trro IN urusrEl
s&E.s q EtnG 8Et ne resolved 70 be
calm
aana. dsE-I Thsrs vas uur as
shEhteEt INN Of guih = Ark Jbaki
mig lime eyes
Dit yuu hive & good Tina: PA
Tuics was sr-pDth
Fine: tit ANNE gre yuu enough 4
sfI:
Yes, thEnk yua, de WIS nu1ioss.
aty pat1A.
I'm a1r-r ! cuultnt &c; hume BIZ:
] promised q YETI daE Friend LhEs
would dine out
EhE-s di6 yuu 80:
To GEnlsy'8.
On, 8 supper ion rwn, en-; Hs could
mn keep the K uu O. his Pnics
End she lpoEad Fl Inn IN wuads-.
Whats the mE1tE-. dear: Hhs ESE.
I'd. Ditlt ypu wErt ne 70 80.
de smiled EtnE 81 hE apparent
uDucsncA
Ton know hyw ] fed Ehnut Euct
Lhtugs. he answered, with 3 him n
dEutry m his tone.
tir1t think yuu't care 81 IN. She
scanned puzzled
nidr1 think I'd care. &c flushed
Ear1r.
0tha- people DO IL. aar t1ns was Z
C3s dahEu- Io1n't SEE why ] shuult
mo-.
Eek. he said cy1icElly- Il these mod
en- Times B wunEr may DO limos
EurcttnE But yur know how ] tes
4 rovE-t The uKn, and ! think that rut
might n laaEt have sEid sunsIEins Z
ne Rtou: II before messing him.
] dur1 know EhEi you nsEl Sbt
luoksd Il him w~undEtnEiT.
-hs-E's no uEs IN haErtnr Enout n.
bush. He ErnEa. Perhaps shnrltr'
hrre duns 1t, hut ] read d 1sEtar Q:
vuu-s which ron lEet N the 1nhla,
WHIT letter.
L was from Barr orE-1m asking
nm IN have Sumner with him TONIGHT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09

rTaIaD OF A SERIES on TEN.
Sls. POSED ESPECIALLY FOR TIE
WEST TaG1lAN 5T MISS FLOR.
ENcE A BALM OF 3RN MAwa
COLLEGE. TIE 1916 SENSATION
OF TENNIS, 5oCkEy md 8AS
EET8ALL STAR.
In mixing ne tp-ahRnd sr-rte the
racquet shpuld he held Elnnss hur4
suntEl and sr-riEht ON m the line
Of The hrm. Thus ypu VIII ranch ora.
10 hit apw balls tns.sad Of suaaptug
than WIN the rsc1ust. Tighten you:
grip On ruur -HcQus: Rs ron irving
back IND the wT1st VIII EUrsn trss-
If1n. a suEp O. the WITS: usrsr ADDS
ersctvsnass 70 Lhs sr-5Et.
II is eassrrtRl thai you rs; the -1Ehi
swing N execution End yur cErnU;
horumpiish tins rnlaas rnu are n the
proper pnEtdun- aay rpon The fore
hEnd stroke 70 return practically I'll
ground halls on ynu- -trht hEnd-
Assume Z POSITION tbctag the plane
IT the approaching ban, prise yor-
wsiEht On yorr rirtt 4put End Is The
hE1 bounds trun the ground swing
your rGuppst wei bahtnt your hack
fhel, while balanced. swing he nc,
gust around 30 II win strike the bar
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-09
THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
Supper for Two.
~ EksI REED sIlYEas

kSppy%lEA- -S4o Dy nS ACIIUs
NEWSPAPER SFndicEts-j
For CUTE Z rtns bsfurs she bacnns
engaged 10 lack Abhurt. Olive AKIN
had Displayed b cordial Liking tnr
Ber1 orA-tnn. Bur Etrsr Rhe had cir
en- her word 70 jazz. 3Hr1 had E-adp-
ELY hesr t1-EJscHr. ErH, Bhu-Ity u
ta- hs- marriage, his name WIS HrIs
more than + DeDu-r. Bui JLCE al
butt uurRsd 3 dssp resentment 10
ward the MN he hat dstaEtae n tbs
race for Olives hEno.
! never fksd him Snt ] nsrs. VIII,
he aEid- hups ma; we shall ns-E
SEE him EERtn-
Thsre Is really nc reed 70 v1--r.
Mrs Jack answered, plhcinr. Bat
has EunE into business IN Chicago and
doesn't sxpsCI 10 come AkSt iar
years.
Altar EL, fhs uthsr mans ugoe
WIS 10; nsudunsd N fhs Abhu=:
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NE1t%Mrx. Chna11dk EEtsun Inv.
removed 10 The TAIbut EpE-rnsnrA.
50 lhrt Nrs. EEttun. whip Is Q stsser-
3DaEv u Grk NE-gs RErsr4r, can
be nsEr hsv during hsr stEy IN the
hufpttl
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sasiry Nss..

III and Mrs. T-gn nErk, T-su W.
Mrs. WEFs-sy. SO. hive ss5lAa 70,
houA. The serious mosBs q Mrs.
MErEae WRTar9y Is hurrytng them
bsrs
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NJ. gRrnas Etis has entered p5NL
ticss 70 Et his friend, Sergeant Tim.
He1Ezgs n ths rhnssnr palios rnm
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Changing the Ear N rrnn unns xr
twice n hEy Is rut Rufhdart rgnr-Es
ing y rSun R41la Il Is mt nnrrpint Ii
nnt Ruehedsut atthe- Two o. ttne1
Occupants d n close rom WI rt-1rtr
he an n Il IN 4 tsE 1utnut1a vnr1s
h5un should be mrst nrrre wtdle =
rom Is oocupisu by psnpas
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rsnt-E.ad II ths -n=es
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4 PLEA FOR IDEALS

The hunsuDaEs and courage q,
FTclE Newton Rs told N the s1u-F
2: "Acr Girl" snpuld he 81 t1Rptrs.
nun q sre-v E-l WIN works o. as
ptrss Il make suustrlag q hs-asli
h rhe world.
While the story uny he The rts o:
3Erls Newtnn, MsrHs wHrA-3y has
put much Of hE Optimism and idaRl
iEdr Qukruas tnto Il
We have 30 much q the su-tid ind
stctu N no5E-r writing. mRsurerAt
ing Rs realism. LhE: whsn we read 9
human document that picture he Sun.
hEht d hs as wsl Rs !; shadows, we
Esnnp halp but think II is q cup-
-fhutuu MT only 70 he s~ajur-neut q!
tae wufat. hui 10 its hsriHrnEns Is
wan
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tr1estsne md ne Eisturb1nre Eissp-
pears GuiSi9r When ne ltrurnE n
teErtne ebcurrpns9dnrs ue1er rsuss1
Ry IN szcast u meat ne s1avpeL
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:: CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

missioner, LEEa-sy Win have the
supper q the 3ustnsHs Mans lsArns
u tins cSE.
TIN Is Elso purrlE- with the work
ing man St has -iRar from ths ranks
End has os~Hr ysi otssu OF The cE-pst
4U. infringement o. rules
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-15
STARTING IN COLD WEATHER
Expert Advises Printing the Cylinders
With Gasoline for Five Minutes
Before Setting Out.

Do you have trouble in starting your
stationary engine, gas tractor or auto
mobile? If so, here are some sugges-
tons that may prove of value:
The heavy grade of gasoline sold on
the market is responsible for much of
the difficulty, in the opinion of w. II.
Sanders, instructor in farm motors in
the Kansas State Agricultural college.
In the summer the gasoline vapOrizes
readily, but in the winter this process
takes place so slowly, due to low tenn
perature, that the engine will not start
when cranked.
$40 start the motor in cold weather."
said Mr.. Sanders, "prime the cylinders
with a liberal amount of gasoline, and
let stand for five minutes. The mar
who is running the engine can use this
time for Oiling and making minor adj
justments. The gasoline will take up
sufficient heat, wen from the cold walls
of the engine, to vapOrize.
"There are a number of other ways
to start an engine in cold weather. 1t
car be warmed by pouring hot water
into the radiator. Hot water poured
over the carburetor will cause the gaso-
line to vapOriZe before it passes into
he cylinder. Ether vapOrizes quickly
and can be used for printing, but it is
expensive.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-15
DERIVES PROFIT FROM AUTO
How Direct Marketing Has Fattened
the Bank Account Of One New
Jersey Farmer.

Farm and FireSide tells how direct
marketing within a radius of five to
ten miles is bringing profits to the pro
ducers. The writer says:
Let me cite a few examples of d.
rect marketing by means Of motor
trucks and produce wagons that have
come to my attention recently. One
New Jersey farmer located about thirty
miles from New York city formerly
shipped all bis apples, peaches, pears,
plums, potatoes and garden truck to
New York commission merchants. For
several yeyrs he has substituted direct
marketing of his products to towns
within five miles Of his farm. His
produce Is delivered by means of COW
cred market wagons, mostly in response
to orders by telephone. He now sell
dom loads any produce that is not al
ready contracted for. An increasing
quantity of the more %perishable kinds
of fruit and vegetables, like strawber-
ries, cane fruits and green peas, are
now being called for at his farm by
customers who have automobiles or
motorcycles.
"These appreciate high quality and
freshness Of products, and are fire.
quently willing to call for them in per-
son. Since making this change to di-
rect marketing, this farmer has
learned that a less quantity produced
and raising his standard of quality to
II high plane net him more profit than
did his former practice. He finds that
by thinning vegetables and fruits, so
that large, attractive specimens can
be used to fill his special orders, there
is no objection to paying a generous
price by his more discriminating CON
sumers. This plan of direct marketing
also allows the developing of fruits
and vegetables to just the right stage
before they are gathered"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-15
ATTENTION TO CALVING cow
Animal Requires More Care During
Cool Weather Than in Summer
Box Stall Is Urged.

More care is required by the calv-
ing COW during the cooler weather
than is needed during the summer
months, says L. s. Gillette, acting head
of the dairy ~husbandry department at
Iowa State college. Lack of comfort
able quarters at this period has a di-
rect bearing on the milk flow of the
period following.
The main thiEgs to be considered
are the health and comfort of the
COW and calf, which are closely related.
A large, rOomy box stall is probably
the best place for the COW at this time.
Very light feed is needed and the wa
ter given should not be ice cold.
Assistance should be given the cow
at parturitiOn If necessary and due
precautions taken to prevent her from
retaining her afterbirth. If it is re-
tanned it may be removed, thereby pre-
venting inflammation and other COM
plicatiOns following calving.