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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-14

TO the hospital, at least ten would
leave cured, out of fifty, twenty-five
would leave cured
DR.. L. f. Ross said that there were
two main reasons for tuberculosis
hospltal. First, to take adequate care
or people who have the disease,
second, to take care of the cases which
can be cured.
AT present doctors cannot convince
people that they have the disease.
II there was some expert who they
could be referred to, his advice and
decision would have to be respected"
Jordan Makes Speech
William Fl. Rooney and Charles Jor-
dan spoke in behalf of the health COM
mittee of the Commercial club.
Mr.. Jordan said the entire appeal to
the commissioners was from an un.
selfish standpoint. Nobody that had
spoken would be personally benefited
ana all would have to help bear the
taxes, as would the thousand signers
OF the petition which was handed to
the commissioners.
When an expert condemned the
Main Street bridge, traffic was i'm
SSoppSdt HC uCIldI GU. Leu
II one street car had gone through
the bridge it would have cost the
county more than tuberculosis does
each year and fewer lives would
have been lost.
Bavis Explains Methods.
Alfred Bayis told how the cent
levy for the retirement of the court
house tonds, which were all paid this
year, would be sufficient to build bith
bridges and hospital.
Under the cent levy $35O,00O could
be levied and retired in twenty years.
Already $105,000 has been saved up
IN the bridge fund which has extended
over "a number of years. This makes
total of $455,000 The South G street
and Main street bridges will not cost
more than $4,000 together. This
with the $4,000 for the hospital makes
total of S395,000 expended and leaves
$4,000 for interest and other incident
al expenses. If the ways and means
exists, 1t is the duty of the commits
sloners to build the hospital"
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ATTEMPTS HIS LIFE

EATON, o., Aug 14-Jobn Sharkey,
So years old, attempted to end his
life shortly after noon today in his
home by cutting his throat with a
razor. He is expected to die. An eye
affliction, from which he has been
suffering recently, is ascribed as the
motive.
Sharkey has been in the railroad
service for thirty-five years, and has
been Pennsylvania freight agent here
for sixteen years, His wife and Harry
heard him fall after he had piled the
razor. Two sisters and a brother were
summoned to his bedside
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-14
PRICES FOR COAL
TAKE UP AVIATION

Not TO be outdone by the other
various commodities so necessary to
the happiness and comfort Of the con-
sumner, prices in coal have advanced
Anthracite. or hard coal, as the house
wife knows it. has awaited ten cents
per ton. Anthracite nut is now quoted
1915. anthracite stove or egg at $3.50.
advances of ten cents over the pre-
vious quotation. Pocahontas lump and
egg has scored a material advance
from So TO SIS the ton. Pocahontas
lump or egg. shoveled. is quoted at
$3.50. Tennessee lump has boosted
twenty-five cents. Coke, all sizes, re-
mains the same.
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MOOSE PARTY
Tcontinued From Page One. !

polling places and announce who their
clerks will be
I'VE intend to maintain our organ
ization at least until after the cleo
tion," Wigmore stated.
The Progressive inspectors appoint
cd Saturday follow:
Boston Township Jenkinson.
Center I'D. B. Medearis,
Center &C c. Cappeller.
Center 3-John l.. King.
Clay Fired Brown.
Clay William Gunckel.
Dalton-Nelson F. Weaver
Greene IA. T. Ballinger
Greene Ora Pitts.
Jackson 1-Wm. W. Dill.
Jackson 2-Wm. A. Riser.
Jackson 3-Lee Ault.
Jackson Al E. Copeland
Jackson 5-Forrest banner.
Jackson Erred Dryer.
Jefferson John n. Slower.
Jefferson III. Jerome Day.
Jefferson3-John Working
New Garden Isaac R. Hunt.
New Garden 2-Lindley NJ. Pike.
Perry-Howard Manning.
Washington Thomas B. Lantz.
Washington Harry Ward.
Washington 3-Lafe Reed.
Wayne Township.
John f. Taylor.
flames Carman.
3-Charles II. Little.
Arthur D. Smith
edwin Green.
S-Louis Croem
e-Cris Crome.
thames Hiatt.
l4--William B. Ward.
l5-Grant Virgins.
.O-Wm. Hunt.
o2-Theo. Keplinger
23--John P. Lancaster.
26--Lewis X. Harris.
26-James B. Howes.
28-John NJ Worl.
29-Thomas F. Whelan.
31-George M. Geyer.
33--James Healey.
34-Harry F. Wrinkle.
Persons DESTROYS of serving in the
unrepresented precincts will please
send in their names at once to r. j..
Wigmore.
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would at any time have far reach
ing and injurious effect on the coun-
try. At this time the effect might
be disastrous. | feel that ] have the
right, therefore, to request and do
hereby request. as the head OF the
government, that, before any final de-
cision is arrived at, may have a per-
sonal conference with you here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-14
CURRY GETS CONTRACT

EATON, O.. Aug. 14.-Contract for
approximately $3.50 worth of road oil
ing in Wayne township has been let
to RI. w. Curry & Co., of this city,
by the county commissioners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-14
Where ON Earth Can You
Buy New and Dependable

THE MORE YOU BUY HERE
THE MORE YOU SAVE
SOC Children's Chambray Dresses
1Or -......... SSc
Your choice of any Ladies' Trimmed
Hat in the store, values up to $3.50,
fcr ............'. 75c
Mems Dress or Work Hose. Sec
Red Cross Elastic Gore and Rubber
Heel Juliets .................S9 SOC
$500 Mems Hats, all colors. -. sac
Mems Shoes in button, all leather,
Boys Balbriggan and Poros Knit Tn
ion Suits ....-.......... Sc
soc FlaXon in checked and striped,
40 inches wide, for .....15c
"Armour's' and Kinks" Toilet Soaps
Be bars for .................2 Lc
Mems Union Suits in French Balbrig-
gan. Porosknit and Athletic. .3Sc
Choice of any Ladies' Oxford and
Pumps in the store for. 81. 70
Csc Table Oil Cloth. yard ..15c
Tennis Slippers ................5 soc
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that can guard him and direct him in
taking correct exercises.
Hospital is Needed.
THE only way in which the case
could be properly cared for would be
In hospital where he could be prop
erly cared for by experts. Since it is
impossible to get the case in the state
hospital, the only remedy for such
would be some kind of a county in
stitution.
I'm case the county had had tu-
berculosis hospital it Is likely that the
man would have gone to il when he
first discovered that he had the dis
ease By this time he would have
been well on the road to recovery.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

i4ab meiit Ourd Offentli6e StsGen,
in 0eutI9lnnb uno OeIterreid bur6
bic Masiitrate. 9smeinbeporitGnbe
uno Itd9tii4en &aFsn; i'm beiebten
Ssils Seisiens unb Rorbfranfrei6s
onr4 Die 9smeinberGte, in Srants
reid burd bic SanOelstammern. Sn
Selsien unb Rorbfrantreidb IbloTIen
iih audi etpn mebrsre 9emeinoen
gum 3pede Der 9lusso6e ppn geots
gelo 5ufummen; bas intsrefante,ie
9eiIpiel oafiir III bic seneiniame
gmiiiiOn bon so gts. S9einen 6ur6
70 9emeinoeu in Der @esen6 bon
gambrai.
aud bic @erbinoun9 bon 9emeins
ben unb itaotli9sn Stellsn fommt
Dor. ). Q. 3lpsier @emsinbsn 6ei 2iits
ti9 nit ben bel9iI9en Stuats6abz
nen. Sal6ontli9sn Gbarotter trasen
bic glus9a6sn lotalsr SiIfsfomit.es
in bslgiiden unO norbfrans0Iiidsn
9emeinoen Iotpis bes 4rieasunterz
itiibungspersins elmer i9leIiI6en
Srtidoft. Bel oen pripatsn S9eis
men Iinb oieisnisen Der 9anten 5u
unterI5eieen Don behen inouitrieller
llutsrne6munseu; eritere bsaniprus
4er in lotaI beI6rGnitem 9ebiste
allsemeine umIaufssiiltistsit, pGbs
reno leBters nur fir ben lmIauf
unter ben Wertanseb0risen bsItimmt
iino.
Dos Pnpisr9elb 1T in DeutI6lanb
bs5ei9net dls @uti9ein, 8risgssut.
fdein. ariessps9felI9ein. S9uIb'
Idein uIp.. aud elm Bon" 1T in
gBeitfoGen ourd bos Sieb Der
Spradreinisuns nod Our9sei9liipft;
oteIer Rdms lit in 5rontrei6 aas
ssmsin ii6li6; bonebsn iommt
rSidet municipal" Dor. Der 9slOs
9oratter Der S9sine pirb supeilsn
ousbriidlich betont. OeutIbe S9eis
ne trdgen sine GrtlGruns iiber bic
SsrunIofuns Der gusgubs (~Sn grs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

fels ooer nit rlebsrbrud ouf popisrs
selb benddbarter Srte "a. 3. in Gus
Dor in 9pbmen. Die 5orm Der
Sdeine III in Der Re9eI bic getp6bnz
li9e SOrm tleinet 8antnoten; bod
tOmmen aud onbere 5ormats Dor.
90 beIib:n bic StGbte 2iae unb
Wattrelos miin3ortise 3artonI9sis
ben in Der SrObe bon Siinffrantenz
itiiden; bic Sorm bon Gilenbubnbilz
lstts tommt in Reims unb in 90bs
men por. 0ab RuBlonb gapiergelb
mi! sen 9riefmurtsnplntten beritelIte,
nur auf itdrtsrem Papier uno nit
elmer srlGuternoen 2lufIdrift ouf
Der Riidieite, lei 6ier nebenbei ers
pIbnt.
Die Qlustattlng Der S9eine lit
iebr psrI6ieben. Sn 0eutI9lanb uno
Oeitsrreid trasen iie nur aufI9rifz
ten; eiuSig bic Seris pOn Suls i'm
GIioB ma8t sine ausnabme nit Der
SarItellung bes Rotbausplobes. Sa
bisIs Iitbosropbiertsn S6sine idon
am 6. 2luguit 1914 ausseseben tpurs
ben, n,eiIt ansunebmen, bab Die Stoot
ii9 fdOn in 5rieOens3eiten porgsIss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

Sahrbnrer eugIiider SrommeIihusidiIo.
Oes sriteren Dangers 9eringer 1T. lin
bic pon5erplntten pbne SeeintrG9tia
gung ibrer DiOsrltonostroft biinner
bolten gu tonnen. 1T aud pieIfod
OOrgei9In9en pOrben, binter Der els
gentli9en Pun5erplotte 5eOern an5us
orOnsn. glHoere Grfiuosr orbnen gu
slei9em 3tped bel Yon3ern aus mebs
reren bintsreinnnOerlisgenOen 8Ieden
JniIben Den ein5slnen 8Iehen
Shruubeufebern an. Die Dirtune
bierUon iit nGmlitb. oob bic 8ueeln
beim Nuftreffen uuf ben pnnSer 10.
fort Ieitpdrts obeeIentt perOen.
SSn neuersr 3eit pie nud i'm segens
u1rii9en 2ris9s benuBt man ols
8ruiipan5sr einFndje Ynn5sr6lebe.
Ole mittsls zines Giemens nm ben
SaIs 9etrugen iperOen. 9ei Riht9s.
brdu6 Iollsn Oiels pnn3er Damn Der.
umseIhpentt psrbsn. 10 buB iie auI
ben 5oruiitsr gu Iiegen tommen.
9ieIiuh lit aud porgei9lo9sn, itott
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

aum ertenmaI felt bieleu So9rbuns
berten pieoev ole 9lnnenoung bes
panasrIduBes In sr0bgem nmfnnge.
Wenn mir leien, oab bic 6rdn5oIen
jebt StablbeIme nit Stirnbleden
gam Sdub seesn aOpfidiife Osrlpens
ben, fpenn mir pon Der antuen0ung
ftGblerner 9efdtsmnsten bOren, bic
nur nit tGsinsu S9Iisn fir Die glus
gen perlsben ino. tpenn mir enbIid
lefen BON pan3erpIatten, luel6e bic
Solbaten gum S4ube Der Sruit an
leberneu Riemen nm ben 9als tro9eu.
70 glnubsn mir uns beinabe ins
WitteIolter suriidperiest.
@s pirb gstpiB interefieren. einige
Der pt6tigIten GrfinOungen ouf Oies
fem Sebiete iennen gu lernen. Die in
ben lebten Sobr5ebnten in 9sutibs
Lamb unO ben iibrisen 9duNern 9es
mddt poroen FnO.
Wlan fam untsrIdeioen 3luiidfn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
Das EilerHe RreHz erfter RIaIle

Sn bisIem Striege lit bos giIsrne
&rsu3 spsiter aIoTc 10 bdufig pers
Iieben poroen. boB eiHs Stotiitit Oars
iiber taum msbr m0sIi9 1T unO jsn.
bsutfden ilIuitrisrtsn 3situngsn. bi.
feinsrssit Do6e fir Wode Die Bill
Der Der nit bieisr RriessNetoration
glusssSsidnsten bra9tsn, buben bieie
Siippbusarbeit IGnsft nufssseben uno
beI9rGnten ibrs YubIitotionen ouf
9lnguben iibsr Die Sitter Der sriten
&laFe. rad Der neusfsn Stutiitit.
lpelds % Sriegsmonuts umfabt. iIi
6as Giisrns SreuS sriisr SlaFe in
oieisr 3eit 6isber an 9006 psrIonen
perIieben lporoen. BON benen freili@
cine srOBere 3ubl ieitber eefaGIen ift.
Der groben Mebr3ubl na9 purbe bies
fer bobe SriessOrber an Sffi5iere
perIieben, nGmli9 on 1904. fsrner an
297 @enerGte uno 7 Staatsmiuiitsr;
iiber6ies tragen ben Oroen 67 5iirl!'
li9tsiten. gluBsrorOentli9 sublrei9
lit bas Gtierne Nrers erFsr Slohe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

grpb.r. Sis ganje 8ruIt beoedenbsr
9onserble9e nur tleine platten gu
bertpenoen, bic gerobe gum S4uBe
bes Ser5ens. Der &unge 90. osl. gee
nugen. 9srortige Ser5pIutten fOllen
in entipredenoe Sai9en oo. bgl. bon
unter Der Uniform gu trogeuOen Wez
fen seitedt iperbeh. Wlit Re4t lit
oarauf binsspiefen porOen. ooB fols
DIE platten leidt infolse QuerIdlGser
Die llrfnde t0bIiher 9erIebunsen iein
f0nnen.
Wie bereits erpGbnt, boben Die
Tran5Oien gum S4use gessn aopfs
fauFe neuerOings StnbIbelme nit
Stirni6uB eingefiibrt. Sdon i'm
Sabre 1899 puroe gum glsiden 3pede
empfoblen, an Der &opfbeOedung
S9uBpIatten anaubrinsen. Die ST.
CUR 1 seist Die 9lnoringuns einss
iol9en pan5srbIehes an einem 8dppi,
unb 5par miro bier aIs Pun3srbIe9
bas 9latt zines Spatsns benubt. oos
nntiirIid aus beitem pan5erbled be-
Itsbt unb bas gu oieiem 3tusd bonn
StieI abgenommen miro.
llsbrigens 1T bsr 9ebante, aIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

fen bate. Wsnissr IeItsn limb
stGbtenni9ten in 9elgisn unO glorOs
iranfrsi9 Bon anoern iutershdnten
Daritelunssn iinO. s6enfaqs aus
5rontreid, gu nsnnsn bic SpiBen'
Doroure ouf S9einen bon Qleucon
aIs 9tnipielung auf bic bort beimiide
5piBent!5ppelei, 0ie 6lubgOtter Der
I9one uno Der Saons in 2poI, bic
Sungfrau Don Orleans in Rar6onne
unb = bas interefnnteIte - bic
PortrGts an-l MarteIls unb oes 9es
neral Spffre ols Der bsioen Retter
Cranfrei6s (732 unb 1919 Dor
isinoli6er SnpniiOn auf PapisrseIo
Don poitiers.
Der genntpert Der gloti6eine ssBt
Don 8 Pfennis Bis 20 Ulart in
9eutI9lano, 10 SsIler Bis 100 aros
men in SeIterrsi9, 2 Gts. Biz 20
Er. in gelsisn uno Rorbfrantrei9,
5 Gts. Bis 20 Jr. i'm i6risen Srants
reid, 8 Gents Biz 212 81. in ben
Tieoerlaaoen. 9tm bGufigIter iino
bic mittlsrer @srte bon 80 Qfsnnis.
l unb 2 Wlart. rsIp. SelIer unb aros
nsn, gsntimes uno Jrnnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

@6on sic urOolfer benuBten gum
4eduBe ibrss S0rpers segen fetnoIi4e
4lugriffe ponSer oOer edible. Sieie
tparen 5unGdlt aus pflnn3lihen pro
5utten, pie 8uumrinbe uip., Damn
aus SierfeGlen bergsiteut, bic ipdter
ouBeu nit GiIenteilen reriehen purs
ben.
9ei oen @riet)en finoen mir Ihon
buusaeI9mieoete 8ruits unb gliidens
pan3er. Die Iei1tbetunffnete Snfous
terte Der RDmer. bic Neliten, trug nur
am lintsn 9ein beIonoere Seinfhies
men Gus Wetoll.
Sn bOdlter 8liits itunO Der pans
serI6ub i'm Wittelnlter. gu iener
3eit uaren Die Ritter ni9t muir an
Bruit uno arpf. Ion6ern aud am
@eiiht, 2lrm, Yeinsu uno 6iiben.
turs bonn S9eitel 6is 3ur So6le, in
Giien ssbiilIt. Sells beitonoen oieie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

3 gibt Ois 0drIislung zines bon BEN
RuTen i'm isBissn 8riese oertuenbes
ten fabrborsn S9iloss tpieoer, binter
bsm mebrsre Soloutsn Plob fiuosu.
Sheinbor 1T oisier S9ilO. pie 10
uieles 9riegsmateriul Der Rufen.
umerituriideu ooer engIiiden LII.
Iprun9s.
Sine onoere 9lrt zines en9IiIhen
fubrboren Sdilbss eibt Die i5igur 6
ipieosr. Sier beItebt Der sigentIiGe
S9uBibilo aus elmer um Die gl6ie
Orsbbaren Srrmmel, oie fir &opfs
uno geinfhuB nod nit 3tpsi ebeusn
S9ilOsn perIehen 1T. 3piI6en &opfs
ldiIo unO 5rommet befinoet ii9 elm
itmoIer S4Iib sum 9urditsdsu oes
9eluebrss uub gum 9iiiersn. Die
Srommsl lit notiirIib aus pan3ers
6leden 5uiammsngsisbt. Die Sroms
mel ioa au9 sueIsit dIs Raum fir
bic WunitiOu unO bsrglei4sn oisnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

pon5erf6ubidilS einen Sell Der
@usriiItung Oes Soloaten gu be'
nubsn, pielfad bstonnt gepOrOen. Die
berI9ieoensn 9srpenoungsm0gli9s
isiten zines iuI9en Spotenblattss 5eis
gen Die 5isuren 2. 8 unb 7. tuel4e
elmer omeritanii9en @rfinouns ent.
nommen iinb. S5igur 2 Seist oas
SpatenbIatt aIs 9ruIti9ilo; Sig. l
seigt, pie has Spotenblatt ols
S9ubIdilb bon Dem ouf freiem 5eloe
lisssnoen SoIoaten benubt perosn
lam. Ser SpatenItiel lit gum SeiI
gsgIiebert un0 tnidbar. 10 bag bos
Spatenblatt nit ben uuf bisie WeiIe
sebilbeten Stiiben in oos Grbrei9
geitedt perSen lam. Sn Dem Spa.
tsnblatt befinbet ii9 Elm 4usI9nitt
our 9lufIass fir bos @eiuebr. Dos
neben 1T elm Sipeiter tIeinerer 8iiiers
ausi9nitt. On Dem Spotenblntt be-
finost iid auBerbem cine platte. bic
beim 9sbrou9 oes Spatens als
S6an53elg Dor bic beioen Muss
Thnitte ssfhpentt uno feitselegt piro.
Sig. 8 Seist bic 9enuBung oes Spa.
tenblattes als Sopfidub fir Die Suls
oaten i'm S9iiBengrobeu. S5igur Z
felt peiter cine glnorbnune bar, BEL
Der Der Stiel bes Spntens tlappbur
am Spatenblutt befeiti9t 1T uno lebs
terer obeu nit einem gusidnitt fir
Oas @etpsbr perie6en lit.
Die 4ubrinsung bes SduBfdiIOes
an einem @epebr aei9t ferner bic Gis
CUR 4. Sier 1T elm S9uBbls9 in
fdrGser Ridtune Orebbor om @etpebr
ongebra9t unb berart our9 sins
GsOer abgeitiiBt, OoB bic ouftreffsn:
ben @eidOfe iards nod oben unter
alei9Seitigem 3uriidpeideu bea
Sdiloss abselentt peroen. Siermii
finO mir f4on CUR Isbten 9ruppe oea
perionlt9en pan5erIauBes gelungt
bas beibt gu ben Dor ben Solooter
bergstragenen S&usidiIOen. isisur
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mangeluns bon tlsinsm WiinSsslo";
rum BEL osm seitissn Ronssl an bas
rem 9eloe Die Ginpe6slung pom pas
pisrgelS gu srmOsIiden"; Ieoisli4
our 9ebs6uns bss WanssIs an aIeins
gelbD. Giniss gussaben Oisnsu bs'
Itimmten 3peden. namentIia BEN
9sbensmittelsintauf. 10 in Sernt in
MeItfalen un6 anbsrn oeutI4eu Srt'
i9aftm; fernsr BEN Gintuuf pom
@rfriI9unsen fir perpunoete Sols
outen an ben Qariier gabnbOfen.
oem 9lsingeIopertebr Der Srisss'
fli6tlinss in Rapsnne (Jrantreih)
u. I. 10.
g(ls Waterial tommt nebeu pds
pier oas onusrbaftere psrgament
Dor; bic Seriteaung erfoIgte tells
Sur6 gudorad, tells our6 2itbos
graphic; in brinssuosn 6daeu behalf
man ii9 nit banoidriftli4sr gusfsr'
tisuns nit 9siOrud pss amtsitem'
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Rrlegsnotgeld
Gapierfdeine nit Stele bes mnnsslnben
SartselSeS In europa.

Der Riid5us GROCER msnsen BON
Slrtgelo aus bem 8erte6r BEL
8riessaus6ru9, Der Ii9 an pielsn
Orten aud auf bic S6eiOemiin5en
eritrsdte. batte in europa cine 9luss
gdbs BON papisrenem Rotselo 3ur
6OIss, pie lie in Der 9elOgei4idts in
bieier 9fusosbnung bisber ni4t pers
3sl9net lit. Reben bic itontli9en
GmiIIionen in triesfiibrsnben uno
neutralsn 2dnbern traten lotale
Tiiin0Turroeote. bensn ii1 iofort bic
gtuFmertiomtsit Der Sammler Sus
tpanOts. bic ober in mebrfa9er Sins
Ii9t nu6 oos Snterefe bes Nidts
fammlers psrbienen. Gin tiir5Ii9 in
Qmltsrbam eri9ienensr 8ntalos bies
tst sinen lleberbIid iiber bas lotole
arisssnotgelo Deuti6lanos. Seiters
rei9s, gsIsisns. 6runtrsi4s uno Der
Risoerlanoe.
Die alusso6s Oss PapisrseIoss ss'
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aeine giGe. - 9onbufteur:
sic Tbsn ia in einsm S9neIlSug.
pOSu Sic Sbre 5abrtarts ni4t be-
rsdtigt.
pnIiasier: 2oifsn Sic ben 3us
lonsIamer fobren; ih hab' 3eit.
aruebm li9teiteu. u:
limb fpos 6absn oenn nG6rsno beines
5erisnaufentboltS in 9. beine pielsn
@erpnnOtsn, bic bu bort bait, fiir
bid 9etan?
g.: 8, mar6erlsi. SnteI
aoolf, Ger @sinbGnoIsr, I6sntts mir
reinen @ein elm. SntsI 6rdns. Der
Wuiitoirsttor, brabts mir bic 5lOs
tent0ns 6si, Sonte GIiis CAB mir ims
msrSu SpiBsn uno Der 9robpnter
puId mir iosor ben &Opf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

BEL ben JeIOfliegers uno 2uftIdiff'
abteiluneen uno BEL Der Wiurine pers
trsten, nGnlid 403s. be3p. 435mal.
0as SunitGtss uno 9sterindrtorps
iueiIt 125 Rittsr auf unb bei Dem
SntenoonturperIoual iiuo es 80. ues
berbies puroeu a 6cIbssiitlidhe. 3 9lns
gebOrise Der Selopoii, 2 autOmpbiIs
fubrer un0 Wtotorbootfobrer nit Der
erIten Slnhe uusse5si4aet. Sei 240
oem NilitGrItonO onseb0renOen 9sr.
Ionen lisB itb porIGufis Der 0isnits
grab nod ni9t feititellen. Inter
ben Ronnfdnftsn sibt es 255 Bitter
Der srIten 9ldiIs bisies @bren5eidens
unb fsrner 1928 llnteroffi5isre, Die
es fi9 eripor6en baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

Jpiitsn ponsern. bic in ssringsr
gntfsrnun9 pom SfOrper Dor Den
SolOat.n ber setrasen ober sefabren
psrOen, ben iOssnannten S4usf4iI=
oen.
Die erItere Grupps. bic tuseliide>
rem uniformeu. bat beutautuse bel Der
srobsn 0urdidInsstraft Der mobers
uen SsiusbrssidoTe ioum nod cine
geoeutuus, ipssboIb mir bon elmer
ndberen 8sf4reibuns abieb.n.
Bel Der 5psiten 9ruppe, 6en els
gentliden Pun5ern. iommt es auBsr
ouf bic 9rt oes pnn5srmoteriuls auf
Die Sorm9ebuns unb ouf Die 8efeitis
sung om Rorpsr an. Statt elmer
ein5ieen itortsn NstalIplatts pirb
UisIfa9 porseidlnssn, Den Danger
aus mebrereu biiunen 8ledsn bsr5us
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
e6ausipoteu aIs' aopfI6ilb.

auIummenseidmiebeten pdn5er aus
en9maIbisen SteItenslieoern, tells
aus fdornierten Gifsns oOer toitbareu
Sil6ers uuo @olo5te6en. Inter oem
GtIenpanSer purosn elnitiIche. ous
@toffsstpebe oOsr oersIei4sn bette
benoe untertogen setrugen. um ben
Stob ser 8dffen ssseu ben pun5er
auf ben a5rper abjuIdpG4er. Wit
Der gntbedung beS puIpers unb Der
Seuerpnffen perIdpuno jeoo9 Der
periOnIide panSsriduB i'm ariege oas
mdhlid UoGItGuoig.
Grit nit Der @eiterentpidlung bes
9anerblehes. Der Ginfiibrung oes
RidelItobIes uip. mar pieOer bic
W0sliGteit Der glnpeuoung oes pers
fOnIi4eu pou5erIaubes gegeber. 90
tsbsn mir I'M segenparti9en 4risge
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

its1sn, ole entpeoer mitsinanbsr
ourd pieIe Jtieten pber bur9
Sdpeibune OOer ionit ipie feit mitz
chamber oerbunosu iino. Die sins
5sInen 8Iede tonnsn bierbei aus psr>
i9iebenen Wetallen ooer Wetalesiez
rungen beits6en.
Our9 einen iolthsn aus m,brsren
oiinneH plattsn 3uIammenseieBten
Pon8er foa segsuiiber Dem aus sinem
eiu5isen Pan5erble9 beitebenben Pan@
ger Der 8ortsil srrei6t psrosn, baB
BEL slsidem 9epidt bic DiOsritanoss
truft oes eriteren 9rOBer OOer BEL
9Ieider Wiberitunbstraft oas @sipi9t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

- Sein @er9niigen. :
SemeinospOritano: Subsrbauer. BEL
Der seItrissn Raufersi i'm Srus Ieio's
aud pieosr babel getpeien.
r9lber Serr 9orItanb, mel 6rou
is perreiit, ba tpsroen's mir bod q
a 8ersniigen g0nnen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
K1rptrltrhrr panzfrarhltty.

3fpii6sn pon5ern. oie Gbsr Der se.
rOhnliden &leiourq getragen tpsrben,
Ole eisentIi6en Danger. unb enOli9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

edanopatcu edubbio fir csen aruppu oben: anpore
fpntcu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

Bor5ern. bic oubsn pis ssipD6nli6s
8Isioung uusieben, bic Ioeenonnten
bie6s uno tu9elIi9eren llniformen;
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-25
PEACH KING EL0PES
WEEDS MISS LYDIA JUBB.
Anne Arundel Farmer Kept Wedding
Secret for Months.

Eloping to Alexandria, Va, on &c
tober 20. Miss Lydia Rachael Jubb, Il
years old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jubb, of Lake shore. Anne
Arundel county, became the bride OF
Elmer Stallings, young man operat-
ing q 200-acre farm at Hawkins Point.
For three months after the marriage
Miss Jubb continued to stay at the
home of her parents and was still
called Miss Jubb. Neither did
the friends of Mr.. Stallings know he
was married.
On Thursday, the couple agreed to
tell their parents of the marriage,
and both received parental forgive
ness On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Stall
lings took up their residene at the
home of Mr.. Staslings' mother, Mrs.
Rachel StalIings, of Hawkins Point.
Mrs. Stallings is regarded as one OF
the prettiest girls among the younger
set in southern Anne Arundel county,
and at one time was teacher in the
public school near Lake Shore. sMr.
Stallings is the son of the late Elias
Stallings, known throughout the State
as the Peach King" The Stallings
farm, operated by young Mr.. Stall
lings, has one of the largest peach
orchards in the State and has broken
all records for crops. Since il was
planted not single crop has been a
failure.