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The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
Biq Demand For Candy.

Boston.-The sale of candy in com munities which have abolished sa- looms. and the heavy demand from the National Army cantonments have brought about a condition hitherto unknown to the trade In New England.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
lecai Boards Report.

Reports were received by the adju. taat general that the following men haa been sent up from their local boards to Camp Pike: Huntsville, lo; Conway. 3; Little Rock No 2, 6; ta Dorado, 6; Bentonville, 5.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Plans for the new government thea ter to be built at Camp Pike were re. ceived, and Maj. John R. Fordyce. con. struction quarterTnaster, immediately ordered building material The build Ing will be f20 by 196 feet. with d seating capacity of 5000 and stage 26 by 3 feet. IL will be located on 14L street, about 600 feet north Of tnc railroad. Edward L. Triton of New York is the architect. and some of the finest road shows on tour will play at Camp Pike during the winter. it is said.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

One of the favorite songs of the students at the University of Arkan- sas is 70, du Lieber Arkansas" The matter Of abolishing the song will be taken up this week.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Officers at Camp Pike are now seek ing location for the building which will be used in teaching the National Army gas fighting. The expenditure of $500 for the building has been au- thorized, but no location has been se- lected.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

The cotton house of the Murta gin at Walnut Ridge was destroyed by fire. Seed cotton sufficient for 100 bales and a carload of bagging were burned. Estimated loss S25,O00, GOV. cred by insurance.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
.Intfre,s Nenhem Ia EIx

Grand Rapids, Mich.-Howell Lewis Reed. nephew of the French mar shal. General Joffre. has enlisted in the Aviation Corps and will leave this week for San Antonio
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
Oil Exports Are Reavy

Mexico City.-ln the first six rconths of this year there were ex- ported from the Mexican oil fields 22,140,S76 barrel of oil. of which IT. 232,254 barrels went to the United States.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Has Das Wohra. of Guigrat, India, who was graduated from the College of Engineering of the University of Arkansas some years ago, is now in the British army.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
Seniority Rule Waived.

Washington.-Th historic seniority rule for army promotions was formal ly set aside to govern promotions in the National Army and National Guards.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

The Morse Bros. Lumber Company of Danville was awarded timber or $500 acres covered with virgin pine. The firm will pay the government s27,5O0. The company has installed q new mill adjoining the property.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Lonnie Parker, son of E. A Parker of Benton, who has been in the Great Lakes Training Station, has written his father that he has just returned from a trip on board transport. where the ship had accompanied troop ships through the war zone
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

J. F. Stewart of Washington. n. C., of the federal farm marketing bureau. is in Little Rock to confer with pota- to growers of the state in grading their output so as to secure uniform production for the market
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Joseph Meyers, representing the Department Of Labor. Washington. D.
 C., has withdrawn from the negotia- tions to settle the strike of operators of the Southwestern Fell Telephone 0pany al Fort Smith. Mir. Meyers sAy 1t appears to be the policy of both sides to deal with the Depart ment of Labor instead Of through him
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Fire originating in the basement os the two.storv brick school building at Ashdown caused about si,509 damage. The loss was covered by insurance. A panic among the pupils resulted when the alarm WAS sounded. and two or three tainted. None was seriously hurt, however
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
Appointment For Sprauue.

Governor Brough appointed w. G. Sprague as member of the Arkansas state Council of Defense. MT. Sprague ls m charge of the free labor depart nesa of the State Department of La hor.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

The congregation of the First (Ark- ansas) Methodist Church at Texar. kama is preparing to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of it's organiza- ton Sunday. November 15.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
FIVE BILLION LllAI.''I
 ISOVERSUBSCRIBED
MORE THAN BILLION SUBSCRIBED ON LAST DAY OF CAMPAIGN-
 e,ooo,00o SUBSCRIBERS.
RESERVE BANKS SWAMPED
Every District Reports That it Is I'm possible to Give Full Figures, as Subscriptions Came in Too Rap
 idly to Be Recorded.

g E 2 < E 9
 Washington.-Secretary MeAdoo announced that the second Liber- ty loan was all overwhelming sue 2 cess. ; F * B #* - $ a = V 5 B
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Mrs. Ora Griffin of West Helena has hen 2e years old. The hen was matched in Ripley. Miss. in 1886. She has produced s.700 eggs and has moth. cred S70 chickens during her life
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
S1H, ,446.o5 For RAads.

State and federal aid for Arkansas roads. totaling s1s7,44s.o5, was ap- proved by the State Highway Commis- sion on recommendation of the Adyis- ory Board.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Los Angeles. Cal-Mary Pickrord motion picture actress. has subscribed s90 ,O0O for bonds of the second Lib. erty loan.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Wireless telegraphy is being taught to future United States aviators in versity of Arkansas at Fayetteville. The course of instruction is the same as that used by the government in it's aviation schools.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02
Army i.1 Ernnne n,,l

Washrgton,-Army units in France have subscribed for more than Sl.5o0. 900 Liberty bonds and in some organ. cations every soldier has subscribed.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

A. W. Fur, while hunting near Me. na, found near an abandoned camp a pumpkin vine on which there was a pumpkin four feet eight inches in circumference. The pumpkin had re- received no friendly care but had done pretty we'll for itself.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

The Sebastian County Industrial Federation, an organization that brings every labor body in the county into closer affliation, was organized at Huntington.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

By vote of 23 to 20, the Washing. ton county Quorum Court at Fayette- vile rejected resolution for an ap- proporiation of s12.o00 to be used to aid construction of north-south hard surfaced road through the county.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

The soldiers and sailors of the United States government who are at Hot Springs for treatment at the army and navy hospital subscribed s1e.s51 to the second issue of Liberty bonds.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

H. F. Trulock of Pine Bluff has bought from F. NJ. Wells of Monticello 1.200 acres of farm land near Monti- cello. which is valued at s30,000 MT. Trulock's handsome residence in Pine Bluff is transferred to Mir. Wells.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Officers and priyates for futurs American armies are being trained more thoroughly at the University oi Arkansas at Fayetteville this yeas than ever before
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

For every dollar spent for clothes or amusement we will place three cents in a fund for the soldiers" is the new slogan adopted by the Y W. c. A. girls in the University of Ark ansas at Fayetteville
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

J. c. Hodges of Marshall, formerly of Austin, Lonoke county, gathered more than 300 bushels of fine apples and 150 bushels of peaches from 31l frees. The apple crop is very fine is Searcy county.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

More women are taking technical and scientific courses at the Universi- ty at Fayetteville than ever before. For the first time in the history of the university woman registered for the civil engineering course.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

Miss Mollie Blair of Jonesbore, has invested her savings of many years. amounting to $1.Oo0. in Liberty bonds.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

The first pure bred Guernsey herd In the state of Arkansas is now the property of the College Of Agricul ture of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

The Liberty Loan Bond Association has been organized at Leslie with Les. lie D. Lawrence, president, and ]. c. Miller. secretary.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

The firm of Shannon. Reynolds & Bone, public accountants and auditors of Memphis. Tenn, has been retained by County Judge l. c. Wilcox of De- Witt to audit the books and accounts of Arkansas county and now is al work
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-02

three tainted. None was seriously hurt, however.
 Lonnie Parker, son of F. A Parker of Benton, who has been in the Great Lakes Training Station, has written his father that he has just returned from a trip on board transport. where the ship had accompanied troop ships through the war zone.
 J. F. Stewart of Washington. n. C., of the federal farm marketing bureau. is in Little Rock to confer with pota- to growers of the state in grading their output so as to secure uniform production for the market
 The congregation of the First (Ark- ansas) Methodist Church at Texar- kama is preparing to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of it's organiza- ton Sunday. November 15.
 Mrs. Ora Griffin of West Helena has a hen 29 years old. The hen was matched in Ripley, Miss, in 1SS6 She has produced s.70O eggs and has moth. cred S70 chickens during her life.
 The Sebastian County Industrial Federation, an organization that brings every labor body in the county into closer affiliation, was organized at Huntington.
 The soldiers and sailors of the United States government who are at Hot Springs for treatment at the army and navy hospital subscribed s1e.s51 to the second issue of Liberty bonds.
 Officers and privates for futur. American armies are being trained more thoroughly at the University oi Arkansas at Fayetteville this yea, than ever before.
 The first pure bred Guernsey herd In the state of Arkansas is now the property of the College Of Agricul ture of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
 The Liberty Loan Bond Association has been organized at Leslie with Les. lie D. Lawrence, president, and ]. c Miller. secretary.
 The firm of Shannon. Reynolds & Bone, public accountants and auditors of Memphis. Tenn, has been retained by County Judge l. c. Wilcox of De Witt to audit the books and accounts of Arkansas county and now is al work
 J. c. Hodges of Marshall, formerly of Austin, Lonoke county, gathered more than 300 bushels of fine apples and 150 bushels of peaches from 3la frees. The apple crop is very fine is Searcy county.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
NiftStpn.

- Mi6asl 2earnsp uon Oiarfst
Strabe. Brubsr bes Stabtiommiiidrs
&bparb 2earnsp. unb pon Der @leitri.
fGsn Xiht @ompanie anseite1t. purbe
Sonntas In fstnem dutomobit burt
sinsn Sebisb SaIlep Sus uabs bsm
@aspert nieberssraunt, Uoburb itm
sin S6doslbru6 3ussiiist Uuros. mel
DER I'm PittstOn 9oipital ole lsbsnsss.
fdbrli4 bs3ei4net wuros.
- als Der 14jdbriss gBilliam We.
@radsn pon Der Bottom 9tieberlaGune
ON Sonntas sniIans ben @elsifen bsim
tebish Ballsp Dur&ftnitt lief. Fam
sin .3us an8ebonnert. bshsn 2uftjus
ihm ben 9ut pom 2opt unb unter bic
Rdber pebte. Der &nabe wollte ben
put wiebsr i4usll trbaiGtu. aber isin
rthter arm puroe iiberfabren unb Der.
art ,srbridt, bas Ct i'm pittston 9oipi.
tal amputirt peroen muBte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
&uiiiide Grpreiiuns.

Ius @mfterbam tpiro Der .S6leiiz
faen 3eitung" folgenoe 9eI4ihte nit
seteilt: Wie aus perIGBli6er SueIe
perluutet, bat Der ruiii6e Stnansmiz
niiter Bart auf Der 2onboner ssindnSz
Miniitertunferen5 Der 8erbiinoeten oas
llltimatum geiteGlt: Gntipeber 10 nil
liarben Sriegstreoit pber elm Sonbers
friebe nit 9eutidlanb unb Oeiterei9z
llnearn. aIfo Der 3uiammenbruh Der
entente. Sarts 9luftretsn mar Der
art, OaB eine 9lbpeifuns pie BEL fri
bern dbnIiden Grprefungsperiu6en
niat mDslih mar. Wc8enna uno Ri
Bot mubten bic 5orberuns ibres ruff
fden &ollegen annebmen, psrlegten ii9
aber aufs 9lbbanoeln uno eefpGbrten
f6liebIia srunbfdbli9 6 MiliarOen
Rubel. tpopon England 4 unb sSrants
teitb 2 Wlilliarben iibernebmen iou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Die 3abl Der peibli6en Inseitells
ten auf ben en9liiaen 8abnen bat in.
folee oes ManseIs an MGnnern 70
5usenommen, oaB iie iebt auein an
Der 9reat Central Hailpap 1924 be-
trG9t. Oapon iinO 760 in ben Sarsibs
ituben beIddftist; Die iibri9en arbeiten
in ben WarterGumen. on ben giGetts
fdaltern unb fo9ar als 9epddtrGse,
rtnnen. Ginige 0amen NIT timber
iltGtsbiloung arbeiten in ben bDberen
8erpaItungsftellen. GrpGbnt ptrb
nod. baB Den Yol.en zines 9epGdtrd=
gers in Wan6eiter cine iunge GieIin
periiebt, beren qusmaBe bic 9ei9af=
fun9 elmer Uniform fdpieris madten.
Sic ipurbe iiin9it BON einem iungen
Rann 9ebdnfeIt. rDarauf beriibrts
iie ibn nur," gebt Der 9eridt peiter,
bod oa iiberfdllug er ii9 f9on sfpei.
NAL am 9onen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
Nprb Scranfpn.

Die Paliasisre eines StraBen'
babnpassnS murben Sonntag Jtahl
Mir ourhsinanoer ssnorien uno ger.
ihunbeu. als Der Babnmasen an Glee'
trio StraBe. nabe Ssffsrion ausnus.
bic @elsi,e perlieB uno am Ranoe Der
B0iduns iih nsiseno ftsben blieb.
Ystsr 3adiano Don Siorb Wain
auenue beridtete Samitas Nabt Der
Poli3ei, baB ibm on &adamanna Npe'
nue. bic Summe pom 1927 uerloren &c
sansen ooer seitoblen moroen lei @r
hattie baS @elo friiber am Absno aus
Der Banf sejossn, neil tr b0rte. oab
bic Sani seidlofsH perosn iollte.
- Der II Sabre alte abe zee pon
9iorb Wiaiu Nuenue erbitlt Wfontae
Wtorsen sinen b0ien Stnitf on Der
Stirn unb bas llnfe Bein an 3psi
Stsllen gebrohen, oils er nabe Der
8ride iiiolid uon Der propibsnee Sta.
tion pon einem .. & D. Sug ssiroffen
puroe. Gr muros in fraelthsm gu
itano ins Staat Soipital sebruht, mo
sr Disnitas 8ormittas ftarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
Nns Dem pberen Sbale.
(Hr6balb @orreiponoen,.)

- Gin Brano. bsfsn @ntitebunsur.
iahe nnbsfannt 1T. 3eritorte Wtontaa
yta6t bas Dotslssbduos bes Sobn Rubp
,u Ssiiup, nit sinem Ysrlult pon stna
$40, 900.
- gilbert lllrih, tpeI1sr fiir3lih BON
Pateriou, U. g.. na1 Sctanton fam,
1T Disnitas Jtahmittas. OILS er In oem
9oalbroof 3rafter3eu9unssmerf elm
neues Smitbboaro" inltallirte, ourda
bic 23uO Yotls itarfs slsftrilte Str0m.
un9 sstooIet morosn.
e. ". Bopls. Ysrpalter Der Uft.
Seiiup 3aben @ompauie, murbs Conn.
ta9 abeno ihlimm perlsst, als CT beim
Strasenfreuben ourb @omarb 9tortcu
pon Slgpbant nit sinsm Nutomobil
nisber9eiabren murbe. Beioe Beine
nno mebrere Rippen nurren sebroten,
auh bsiiirhtete mon innerliHe Yerlss.
unsen. Sr wuroe nad bem Utio. Yal.
leg Soipital ssnommsn.
(@arbouoale @orreiponosn3.)
- Dsm 60 Sabre alten Sobu artt.
CT BON 6orsit @up mnroe Sonntas Gin
Shaoelbru1 3uSsfiist. als er usu oem
Brtidenbod bel Dem Clinton BREEDER
abitiirSte. wdbreno er oariiber lief. Sm
9totbfall 9Oipital wuroe fem 3uitans
oils ltbsnssefdbrlih bstrahtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
8aniemait tit Berlin.

Die Ssltoiper ariesspirtI9aftsse.
ieaf9aft bat ben 9emeinben bes &reiz
fes ruifiidbe Wasersdnie CUR 9erfii,
suns seitelt, Die jebt seliefert iperben.
Sn Sreptop neroen nibt nur baberi,
ide 9dnie 9egen iofortise 8eaablung
bon 1880 Mdrt, fonoern aud Magerz
GAME aug Den beiebten Gebieten tes
Oftens gum unaefdbren 9rsis bon 1C
Mart bas Stiid on bic @inpp5ney
bertauft. Die Sur Wditung erforcer.
li6en 5uttermittel ipiro Die @emeinOe
oertpaltung porausii4tIib in eiaes
Wfenge bon f!infuno5pan3tg pfunb
auf bic Sans sur 9erfiigung itellen
fDnnen. Sn pantop pirb bic Sc.
meinbe einen Poiten @dnie perfaufen;
Der preis 1T uuf 8 Wart fir tlsine
uno 10 Wart fir ausgelpa9Iene 9GnIe
feitgeiebt. Die GGnIe iperoen nur ar
Pantoper ginlpobner segen 9orsei.
gung Der 2e6ensmittel,drte abeegeben.
Sn 2iAtenberg, mo- Die Stabtperpals
tung bereits felt einiger 3eit bic Gdnies
matt our6 Suttermittelbei 6affune
unteritiibt. tperoen oemnd9It peitere
groBere Senbun9en BON mageren @dns
len, bic our Mdituns geeisnet iinb,
.ingeben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Ole ssipsfsa orvss<aresttsn n ssr ssaas
Lsssrt die oHsss ass .WssasaAisGA-s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
&tabtratb.

Cine Delegation pon Is prominen.
ten Bhrsern Der Wsitieite itsllte iid
5rsitag In Der Staotratbiisuns siu, um
oafir ,u asitiren. oas g8sii 9adanann,
no Npenue, pom msltlihen @noe bes
BiuouftS bic 9ioro Wfain Nptnue, TO,
fort srmeitert weroe. Die YerbsHer.
uns wuros als notbmsnbis bs,adnet.
oamit bic Weitfeite eineu entiprehenoeu
SabrDe9 srbdlt, mos isst niht Der i5all
lit. Prdfosnt 2ineu erfldrte Der Dele.
cation Sulsst. baB Die Sabe In @rpds.
ung gs,ogen merben ira.
DirefiOr Der 6ffentlihen Siherbeit
Derbp unb Direftor Der oifsntlihsn
SBsrfe RoberiiOn lesteu cine 2lits Der
UerbeHerun9 DOR. fir nelte in Der be.
abIihiisten Sonoaussabe Yoriorge 9es
troffsn wsrosn ioll iie bslaufsn iid auf
inS9siammt $273 628. @riterer per,
lanst neue 5suerapparate uno Rsnoua.
tion mebrerer 5euermebr Suartiere.
mibreuo lesterer cine 9r06ere Nu3abl
uerihieoentliher SsrbeGerunssn wil.
Die itdbtiihe Flan Rommiliion be.
ridtste susuniten Der @ntfernuns bes
5elbiteinphaiters on Ysnu auenue. 3wi.
ihsn Wfulberrg unb Yint Stra6e, oai
slbs ourd Nepbalt 3u eriessu reis'
rlrt. 2sgier Sallsp Dir9er eriuhtsn.
oaB bic StraBenbabn @ompanie ause.
pielen perbe, ibre @eleiie nm meitert
fiinf Slods wsitlt1 uou Sadiou Stra'
| &c 3u utrldnsern. Stabiantpalt Dauis
bsridtete. baB bic Ysoples 3oblen @om'
panic belrsffs 9toro Wtain Auenue Dem
Defret uon Ri1tsr Ylemcomb folse.
mos sessuwdrtis sentssn iollte. Die
uorgsleste Relolution, bab tn Der Glib
ieite Poli3eiitation Der Stimmplas fur
ben 1. Diftriit Der 10. SBaro Gin Eaum
iein fol-, wuroe beitdtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
Stabt nno Gounth.

= Wapor 6. y. Ssrmpn fsierte.am
,srelta9 isinen so. @sburtstag. neldas
@slesenbeit fein 8abinett benlste, sum
tbm sinen StranB pon so Hoien.uuo
9olosns 2aidsnubr gu iibsrrsidsn.
= Der 81 Sabre alte 1bomas 0siS.
ner Don Wiulberrp Strabe wuroe aml
Oisnltas in @rmanssluns BON Biira.
idaft Dem @efansniB iibermieien. aui
olc anflase. mehrere artiiel aus ben
itdotiIdsn Stollunsen seitoblen su
baben.
= Sn Dem 4oeirbauie on Der @ds
pon Spruce StraBe uno Penn slueuus
wuroe friib am ssreitaa Uforsen Der
S8illiam Raceo pou @li3abetb, ". g.,
als Seihe aufssfunbsn uub Die Inter.
lnhun9 er9ab, oaB sr elmer Bu ftarfeu
Sofs Socaine erlseen mar.
- Sn benz 9ebdube on Qadamauuo
autnue, oas uon @sbr. UtoIeS uub
BEN Gutomatic Baieball Ylaper benust
wuroe. lift Sreitas yta9t burh einsn
Srano Elm Sduoeu pon stna $35, 600
anserihtet noroen. Der Brauo ent.
liano i'm @rossidoB uuo oebnt. Iid, In
osm 5abritublihaht idnsa auf bic
obsren Stodwsrfe aus.
= Der 19 Sabre alte @eorae 6.
Wsib pon Sinben StraBe muroe cam.
itas su elmer $500 Straf. uno orei
Ufonatsn @sfdnsniB psrurtbeilt, neil
er lsetsn 9erbit 5rau U. D. 3effer uon
Wooolapn Guenue iflimm perleste,
oils sr NIT einem Nutomobil In oas Qu.
tomobil rannte, In mslhem bic ssrau
nit ibrem @atten fubr. 9iihter 9isp.
comb erfldrte bel Der Ysrurtbeiluna,
oaB ss on Der ISsit iei, snolid mtlliiir.
lihe autoraier ju narnsn. oamit iie
lsrnen. oaB anbere aud Redts anf Der
StraBe baben.
g6- Wtau uerseiie nid,t. baB iest oil,
Sffict oes scranton Wohenblatt~ Iid,
4lO Spruce StraBe. uisrtsr Stod. be.
finost uno oaB bic Telepbou hummer
BELL BIAS lit. Wtan ihaue nah Dem
sroBen Shilo obsn am @sbduos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
Bon Der 2Ibfeife.

Gin sroees Nutomobil pon $farrer
SSilliom v. @ibion, BON isinsm Bru-
Der arthur setriebeu, asrieth Sonntaa
nahe Sprin8broof In Srano uno wars
3erit0rt.
@uelpn. Die iuespblide Totter Der
@bslsute @eorse 3lsdsr pon @soar
auenue. itarb Donnerita9 mad fur3er
8ranfbeit uno muros Srstas i'm Pitts,
ton ausnus 5risoboi bs.rbist.
Sreb aieier pon bier uno ssrduleiu
Dta5el Srsosrif uon 1aplor fino Ies
ten Donnsrftos absno burd Baftor
Us. .. G.sie ,u einem 9lhdlihen @be
paar eiu9sie9nst morben.
9iddftsn Montas. ben 23. Npril,
finbet In Der Arbsiter Sane bic @ene.
raIperiammluna bss Nrbeitsr Wiobilar
Ysriiherungs Yereins itatt. nit Beam.
tsnlpabl. uno fino idmmtlihs Wfitelie.
Der eriuht, 3u eribsinen.
Sraulein Carrie 0Binflsr pon Mapls
Strass unb 4ouis I. Shumaf,er pon
aSillop StraBs iino Dienitas Worssn
In Der ct. Oiarien Sirhe burh Pfar.
rer 8. U. Sbermaier ,um Suno fiirs
Seben eingsiegnet worosn. ...,ss .:.s,s,s .s
Di. ans.tli&e SpislhSue bss Sobn
9arpieB pon Pittetou apsnue purbe ON
Sonntas Worsen pon Der poli,ei aus
ashobtn unb aht Widnner perhaftet.
9awl,B purbe $50, bic anbertn ie $40
bsitraft.
=. Sranlsin Rarte RoI. Spissr uou
Prospsct dusnue uno Or. iSsrbiuanb
8. BisOlinsmaisr pon Pittsion Guenus
puroen seitsrn Worseu in Der ct.
Wiaritn 3irhe burh Yfarrer Better 6.
@hrift gum Suuo fiirs Eeben sin8siss'
net.
5rdulsin Slorenee Bolt pou Pros'
psct apsnus unb Rapmonb Cunning.
bam pon Der Wsfisite finb porlesfen
Wtiftmoh Wor8en In Der ct. Wfarisn
8irhe burh Pfarrer Peter 6. @brift
gum Duno fiirs Ssbsn einseiesntt NOR.
ben.
9sstsn Wfonias Nbtnb bislt Der Ar-
beirer Berein in leiner pale Dos 33ite
Stiitunssfsit ab uno NOR oafslbs isbr
gut bsiuht. Die Wuiif liefsrtsn bic
Siuber oss Prafbsut,n 3arl Druia.
mslhs ausss3eihnst mar. TOrtrdss
hlslten @walo Shmlot unb Sris Basr.
msIhs uiel 3ur @rbsiteruns bsltrusen
artbur Snngsrfelb bislt oie sSsiirsbt
Vile 2bsilnebmer persniigtsn iif bis
3ur ipdtsn Stunoe.
SBdbrsno fit Montas Bormittas in
Der No. 10 Shuls, on Der @de pon
Yrospect Gpenue uno Betd StrnSe.
Die nabeiu 600 Didbhsn uno 3naben
ben Shulauisaben mibmeteH. ertisne.
ten lih unter bsm @sbdubs i3sdenusr'
idiebunssu uno bsiddbisten oaiielbe
Su sinem .3immer, in welhsm iih 43
Shiiler beianoen. 1T Der Shaoen ON
srOsten. bob entitano feline Panif, DO
Die Slnbsr burh Srdulsin anua s.
Uiaia bsidpidtist wuroen, Die oann
bic Seusliibuu9 anorbnett. iooaB ollie
rubis binaus maridirten. Der Dior
telbsputf in psrihlsosnen Gbsilen bss
@ebGubes plaste auf unb fisl tbeilpeiie
nisber, aud CAB ss &iie in Der Wiauer
auBsu. Die ShulbebOroe bejablte erit
tur5lih VI. 200 fir bic Stiispisilsr un,
ter Der Stule. obne isood babel eius
@arantie sessn Ysridisbunsen gu er
balten. Die Shule murbe Dieuiias
aui unbitimmts Ssit seidlofsn. bis Die
untsriroiiden Sultdnoe isitseiteat NOR
ben iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

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Shmsr3 fiiblsn, fonoern iie linb ueran.
laBt ourh Gin alsemsinss 3uiammen.
brehsn bee ganjen Spftems, ober eiueS
btliimmtsn GeileS besi ielben. ginr elm
Dttlmittel, msldss hos gan,e Spltem
onr1orinst. brinst 9ilis in ioIhen Sal.
len. Sir 2siosn oieisr Nrt fanu ssor.
mrs Nlpsnfrdnter niht bringsno aenua
empfoblsn ben, bonn 20 bat iit
einen all9smeinen Ruf In Der Bisoer.
bsrltellnn9 Der 1Gtisfeit bss Dluts uuo
oss SpiiemS erworben Dies mirb
auh bsitdtist burh eiusn Briei Don
0srrn linton Demalb pou atdinion,
Saif; er idreibt: SD m0hte ,Sbnen
mtttelltn, oaB meine lsrau iiber iisbeu
Sabre lons on elmer untsrlsibsfronfbeit
lltt. Nod Dem @sbrauh pon flint
5iaihsn 5ornl's Glpsnfrduter iiiblt fe
lth istt DObl senug, nm alle ib,e
Danearbsiten uerieben 3u f0nnsn.4
2aulsnoe baben bur6 ben @sbrauH
oieisS olten, ssiterprobien arantsrbeil.
mlttels @siunobeit uno 8rait erlangt.
Sine Seitl6riit. nelhs ndhers Ausfunit
sisbt. iomie elm BidlsIn, bic interel.
lante 9elhihte Der @ntoeduns bisiee
9sllmittels entbalteno. neroen auf
Wunid irsi OIL iebe aorsGs ssianbt.
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