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Evening journal., 1917-11-01
BY Tho United Press,

BY tho United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-The Eroat
battle Of the Northern italian plains u
swinging into tho flrst stages OF lIs
crisis today. with Won Maokcnscn's
hosts now within EunrRngo OF ti'g
Tagllamonlo river at some pulnls uqns
Cad0rna must soon indicate his plau
Of defense along that line.
Cadorna apparently Il attempting TO
keep tho German Command In doubt
about his Forthcoming stand. Only the
barcst Information Is being given 0ut
through oillclal channels loadns hsru
today. Tho channels indicate That the
Italians are making dosperate eifuft
to Outnank the German bflgades TAN
ing advantage OF every feature Of The
terrlan 10 confuse tho Toutons,
It Is now believed tho hlgh point In
the lighting Will not be reached before
November or T.
As result OF 0crmany's stroke
against Italy an entirely now war pro-
gram must be mapped out at this con
ference. For some days thcre has bect
growing belief among military rep
resentatlycs OF all the allied powers
here that too much Importance mist
not be laid on the west front. but that
the allies must be prepared 10 deliver
a counter-stroke either at their malol
or minor front n suddenly subloot0s
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1917-11-01
MORE contributions FOR
SOLDIERS Smokes PUND

Two more contributions were re-
ceived yesterday for the "Our Boys In
France Tobacco Fund" as follows:
Previously acknowledged ....Si,0i3 30
". NJ. Bailey, 600 Broome ST.. 30
10. E. Harnett. state Road. 100
Total to date ...............sf .sf,Oi5.OO
Evening journal., 1917-11-01
GERMAN aircraft
PLANT SHELLS IN
HEART OF LONDON
Most Violent of Aerial Battles
Kills s More Innocents in
s British Capital
CLOUDY SKY help
TO ENEMY RAIDERS
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
LONDON, Nov. i.-Tho most violent
aerial battle London has yet seen
marked the raid OF German aircraft
over the British capital last night.
Eight persons wcro killed and Il
injured.
Three hostile aircraft penetrated TO
the heart OF London Lord French
announced today. Bombs were drop.
ped southeast and southwest. About
thirty machines engaged tho invaders
The commandor-ln-chiof OF the hOms
defense forces reported that sever
groups OF air raiders had been sighted
over the Thames estuary and nlone
the Kont aud Essex coneis. Clouds
prevented decisive engagements With
British aircraft.
"Our casualties woro comparatively
light, considering tho number Of ma
chimes and the nature OF The attack
Lord French asserted.
All seven groups OF the Gornan
machines followed systematic
course up the Thames apparently all
aiming TO reach London by sighting
their way on the banks OF tho river.
British anti-aircraft glns and Brit
ish aircraft harrasHed The German
visitors all along their route OF fly
ing. The roar or shells was continu-
Gus and earsplitting.
Evening journal., 1917-11-01

London's oficial statements do not
give the number Of German machines
I'm each group. On other occasions
the Germans have been accustomed
10 fly IN groups OF from five TO ten
machines. This would mean that tho
total OF the air Armada which Ger
many sent out on her latest baby kill
ing expedition might have run any
wbsre from 30 TO 10 planes.
Evening journal., 1917-11-01
nrIcnsrAc pLocKs voN nEnTLINc.

BY Tie United Press. s,.ss his ao-
msrERpAs NOV In Count Won H'f''ns .n.o, obtain
so,uce oe the German Characteristic because reform
am majority in the Reichstas the Gsrn'n
.cs have achieved an epocha vs0Fs ,~ ,,srtlluss
Berlin apa,ss. today reported 'n', ss '', o y .rm.s, .
'''.p'snD m .ssas NE H'''A''S Opposition STAND y -
Evening journal., 1917-11-01
AMERICANS AT ALLIED coVrEREVcE.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON Nov i.-Presdent Wilson has selected the
American commissioners great allied conferences In Paris
November is the which government has onc" par
,cpsted Their names announced Their "V'S '
been outlined
Evening journal., 1917-11-01
WEATHER

Eefr tonight ane Friday; fit-
tie change in temperature.
Gentle shifting winds beeom-
ing nest.
Evening journal., 1917-11-01
BRITISH OCCUPY DrrnsuEnA

BRITIsH BEEnsHEBA
BY The United Press
LONDON Nov -Beersheba Of haIiowed Biblical memory was
occupied British yesterday according 10 announcement
from the Egyptian expeditonary force toby
pecsheba forty miles southwest Of Jerusalem
Evening journal., 1917-11-01
1nnAY,s TEMPERATURE.
sun AND TIDES.

Mouth of Christiana.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10
MOTORS ACTIVE,
BUT DECLINING
Proposed Tax Legislation Is
Blamed For Weakened
Condition of Stocks
RY o'HARA, FERRlss & CO.

The local STOCK market has heeu
displaying increased activity: par
tcularly in the motors. hut such
activity is decidedly az the expense
OF values, REQ Car and Pairepe-
troit being most prominen. in the
trading.
This situation Is unquesti ,lably
due 10 the proposed tax measure.
and does not reflect trade cond,
tions, which IN reality are in mrs,
class shape. an instance being the
Paige earrings for the pas, tNo
months. which are record breakgfs
Reports from the trade generals
are indicative OF like situation. but
markets Will undoubtedly await a
more settled result OF governing
laws. Money rates are harder. due
70 the financing nov In action That
We are ina transitory period is
plainly apparent Anticipation OF
burdens Is Invariably more scriou.
than realization. and We look for an
early improving sentiment.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10
STOCK MARKET
FiRMER TODAY

NEW YORK. May i0-The New
York Evening sun financial review
today says
There were numerous elements
IN the developments OF the day ana
overnight as well which tended 20
Hllay the nervous apprehension Oh
WaIl-st and which served 20 lm-
part frmer tone TO securities
prices. except in the railroad. hst'
between which and the industrlal'
the line Of cleavage influence was
perhaps The secretary OF The reAs-
ury's circular giving the details OF
the war loan. the Withholding OF
which hitherto has operated 20 pre-
vent The rank and Gle of smaH ln'
vestors from participating m tAe
mbscription movement 10 The extent
necessary 10 make II the be popu
lar success so much 10 be desired
"The banking community express
% satisfaction with the circular ana
the outlook is bright for q success
hl Rotation. This is one very iul-
portant uncertainty removed Ru-
mors played large part N me
DAYS operations with peace as ne
LEADING theme. Peace has Unqdes-
tionab became bullish argument
since this country took up arms.
"The traction. motor and sugar
shares were strong The steel ana
copper issues moved uncertainty al
times with eventual gains OF point
or 50. The equipment munitions
and other specialucs We're IN iafTly
good demand at advances OF ] 70 2
and 8 points. Rails. were irregular
early with a firm UNDERGONE before
the closing"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10
Sugar Market

sugars -Drtrorf wholesale prices.
Crystal domin0es. z-lb, t13 do. 5-lb.
{I5 ragie tablets I'll 80. cut loaf
1850 cubes. SO 90. XXX powder
ed. - - standard powdered 81 %.
gran 4iAt-l. extra coarse. g. Gl do.
Enc. ln bulk $3.50. %. &c 20 ~ottons
ttlU. CTS stal domino gran 2-lb and
b-lb cartons In cases. - 20. 40. HF
cases $40 g diamond 8. g. 60 c1ufec-
t0usr A, fsf3 $50 $3.50 40 s.
ta <n 9 900 Sc. q 1875 NO. y
- 81 500 q. 1915 $50 10. sa20 No.
u iFit $50. No. $40 No t3 81 Os
No. ~ fHH- $50 30 f405 non-cak-
lnE mixture. $50 30 beet graduated
f2f1 psr 100 ftH househota poud
is 20 o. sHe f-sf DO. 81 % case.
s. 81 per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10

The following firms are privileged
20 execute orders on the exchange
W. Z. Moss & Co CARLYLE & Povah,
a Co. W. W Noble & Co II. L. Sey-
mour e. Co. W. r. Mclaughlin, Mer-
riil. Lynch & Co. W A Hamlin a
Co. WIN. A. Neer & Co.. Sinclair &
Couls, Emmett L. SpraRue, VIM n.
Rose a Co. r. K. Pelton & Co. Joel
stockard & Co. Bennett. Smith 4
Co. W. r. Reilly a Co. Matthew
Finn. A. W. Wallace & Co. Lewis q.
Corton. Webb Lee e Co, O'Hara,
Ferris q Co BA~5on. Woodruff & Co.
Dodd. Martin & Co. Bezner. Craner
a. Muehl.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10

PETROGRAD. May TO- The eX.
treme wing OF Russian Socialists
viii NOT ~ represented a. the So
cialists conference TO be held az
stockholm This decision was
reached az a conference h9}d hero
during which Branding. B6rgbicrg
and other members o. the extreme
wing were branded prosGerman and
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10

~. misei and butchers slSfE1lsi0.
rrul heavy. fia.ts tlG.o5. rough
rraty El5 kafft5.ft. lght ii4s51
ibab piss. Sioesuis go. cattle Re
IU|pta.. 5000 mRrket htradyr
.fraug. hr,tc4 te1041eTO. COWS ana
la-ear tEhantt --+aeLera and
feeders. s. 5oEfl0 SO calves. 50 bofiI
sheep Receipts. 5000 market strong.
Ioe higher. native. stl.aof1f. west
ern NrElfIG lambs 81 H1750t
western $50 bUufS3h
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10

TOLEDO MAY SO iIoe@ Receipts
600. market. I0r higher heayies.
SiTqtu mediums SIS S0lt 10 20
workers ttt5op 1870. goOd pigs
So roa1f IS calves Market strong
-hrrp and lambs Market strong.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10
rtGrN atrrER

FLGtN. ui Butter Sales. sSe. an
advance 90 lc
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10
Produce

NNf H'AN ~
In-eri .I 4latsrons thr marhri
trIs u.-u.ng MAS unchanged fr.t'
Yesterday Do looked very much as
. t4.usH dressed rAItr. would have tu
br ..Ht..i hrfHrf nl-hf The market
i- very we'll supplied. and bus rIs
were torn uE aNat trntt ArStrrdHt 81
.Irau 4p rIurt- sales had been
an tHr rari, fln. Aat .nt cations were
fhaf some concession NHHIt have tH
h. made HHftrr rEEr H.lsfrA anH
farm stun In herai Ner. Hn-
changed.
Apples Fancy HaIdwins 50. steel e
res. s. choice s. 30 90 ,-a' Per btl -
bananas GOOD shippiug stocA.
5. $50 hu1th
HcHns Dried Ltmas l1C lh
Dressed calves Fancy, f@f4 iNt.
counon. 9lec per TO-
heafT. 100 iNt per a.
FinnRn HRddies ltr DO
Fresh NeEetst~rs - Radishes, GOA
lo- daz parsley .5 % 30c doI. cuCuu.
Ter COZ taHIDfoWer. S32i ioE
cabbage Texas $3.50 crate. Flor ta
celery. 5 so ease tomatoes, s. aHf
ger -haskrt crate spinach. s. p 90
per au asparagus. sections. >. goo
per hamper wax hrsn. - 100 ger
ha~o-t lettuce. taui4c 10.
Grape Fruit So -5n 50 per crate
Honey Fancy white, ibn l''. 60
era trl sf l-, TO-
Hny Detroit SHIPPERS arc paying
thr following pr -rs tor baled has n
car lots u Detroit SO. limo
.tHE sIf standard tlmoth.
$3.50 q 10. light mixed SIS ~ = .
So f-ntnthy. klt50l rs. 40 z mfNed.
$3.50 Is So mixed stoutl so.
'- clover SIS uGt+ rye straw. SO IN
ON wheat and cat straw. $500 81
L.mou. s4.ta4-5 per box
Lines FII0ai25 per zoe.
Nuts-Wal -og-ic almonds.
20 g zoe riberts isGisc Brazils.
- U21c pecans. - q Sc III nut
meats. 5-lb cartons. almonds Soc
raaSted. fancy lie. Jumbo. l2e 10.
Oranges N8vRls ssf3 per box
Onions Texas BermudaS 324og
Pineapple. s3.75s4 Per case
Potator--New Fioridas. $50 per
Dbl So bu. Michigan IN car lots,
roHltry Heavy hens atGase; med
rosters. i7alsc. ducks. s,5;se:
strawberries- cases. EGesa
JoBBING PRICES
gai'' " %'aa scans. ;i.4oal,5 corr.
fancy Maine. t1s5 standard. 'ls5
tsb'r hcets. sl25dl 90 peas. fancy
early June Sls5 salmon. tall. s. 40
rnarrowrat peas s. 80 early June,
$3.50 Tomatoes. standard. 81. IS dor
Coffee santos. standard. $50 Sc
med iuu. fSU2jc fancy. 80 q 22c BIO,
l.is tt5Ec lib. packages lsG &c.
1-tb tirs ESQ 2sc To.
Feed Bran ftt standard MD
tliuse. So 7rg mt3illrrs, So coarse
corn gal ff4 cracked corn. 3ft
corn 90 aats chop. So ton
FlouY Best winter patent IN =
paper a~cks. So second patent. So so.
strliEf% $3.50 spring patent So.
- 0g-s~--Sr tt211 per Dbl
- r1iTis ~. r. seed oil raw s. 81 boiled
s. 7g sSsg.0 Kerosene iron barrels.
&c gasoline 21isc
Provisions Mess pork. st5 family
pork So 4 ~. clear backs. 1f2q -
hams 2f'a q = = oriskets Is q
- &c picnic hams - . bacon. 80 2
Sc lard IN tlerces. 25c. kettle rem
de-ed. CSC 10.
HIde.-No. cured hides. zoe 70,
green hides &c 40 I cured bulls.
Ibc- SO. { green bulls. 12c. No. :
cured veals kip 90. No ! green veal
kip. CSC No Z cured murrain, zoe
No. green murrain. is4c, No.
cured calf. 25c. 80 I green calf. 35c
No horse hides s. No. horse
hides s. so Z tai1ow 10c. No, tai
low o. 10 No I hides. lc OF No :
kip and calf 10 81 sheepsklns cas-
90 "a mount vvurN zoe = 10
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10

rrfnffnp--fhr pfsrn asaf kIrS-shs 80
n rfEht-Ttnes Jsb DeBt--dals SB1a
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Horn blower & Weeks
Afast omen high Low close
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10
ADA R R@UN

This invitation is the fourth Of
its kind in the tremendously rapid
progress of the Harroun Motors
Corporation toward its goal Of
large-quantity production.
Prior invitations to you have sig
nalized the breaking of ground. the
completion Of the plants, and the
installation of their equipment.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-10

b-Bld s-sold x-S7lit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13

JrteOen eniideiOet. Qussenommen
iinb nur foI9e SGlle, mo bas Ganb
BON Snpaiipn pber anberen 9efabreu
bebrobt pirb. Ra9 Der glnfi9t bes
Senators ioG bas Staatsbepartement
nit anbern MGdten @srbanbiunsen
sipeds 4nnabme ber1eIben 0erfaIs
Iunsstlaufel antniipfen. Sas 9ores
f4e Imenbement iautet i'm Weientlis
den pie fOlst:
nIussenommen Bel Snpafonen ober
BET 9efabren, ipelde einen Iuff6ub
ntdt suIafen, fol Der aonsrsB nidt
bic Wadt baben. Rries ober einsn
&riess5uitanb gu ertldren, ebe ni9t
biefe Srage ben quaIifi5ierten Stimmz
sebern in iebem Staat untsrbreitst
ipOrhen 1T.
Scr prdiibent fon bic Ma9t bas
ben. nit 8eirat uno 3uitimmuns oes
Senats NIT anberu Mddten @srtrdss
abauidIieben, tponud feine Der ions
trabirenben Yartsien Der anbern 2ries
ntldren ober aries nit ibr beginner
barf ebe nidt biefe Srase ben quali'
fiaierten Stimmeebern bes Ganbss
unterbreitet unb bon elmer Maioritdt
berfelben angenommen fporben it,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13

eer 3anaIidleufen Dem @ormarf9 Der
Deutfden an Der aiiite gegen Oiinfir.
den unb Calais Salt ssbotsn. @oIls
ten bic Deutfbtn nunmebr tptrtIib
cine dbnIihe Qbfidt bessn unb iis sur
9urdfiibrung brtnsen, 70 pGre ba-
nit elm Winterfelbaug in Slanbern.
ipel9er 2lrt Die pldne Der aniierten
au9 sepsien finb obsr na9 Der pari>
ler &onferma tperbeu, iiberbaupt aus.
sefdlofen.
Der Sdperpuntt Der beutisea
arisssIass unb fir bsren gnttpidlun@
1T in Der 9uffaFuus bon alliierter
Seite pIDBIid nad Der italienifden
5ront perlest porben. 9ie bortisen
@reigniife follen eine ummobeluns ber
seiamten Selbsusspldne Der ariesss
leitung Der 9lIiierten fir Die Serbft.
uno bic tersRampasne, cine lin.
modelling. Die auf Der tommenben mfs
lttGrifden 3onferens in paris porse-
nommen tperbsn foll. anserest baben-.
9as 9ebeimnis Der eIften Sfonaos
Saladt bat fih, Der obisen 4uffat.
flung aufolse, nunmebr entbiillt. Ni9t
Srieft fon bas 3teI gabornas bilben;
oas bate bte @ntfdliebunsen Der ans
osren 2llliisrten ni9t ipeiter tansieren
tDnnen. Ni9t Inn ben 8efib ber
4oriaitaot unb Die ngefreiuns Der &c.
tnedteten 8riiber" tpirb am Sfonso
bas niels 8Iut oergoFen. Ri9t in
Der Rt4tuns uuf Srieit ssbt Der 3ug.
Ionbern in Der Ri9tung auf Wien-
Der 9lan gaoornas IoIl babin seben,
bic Dfterreihif9sungarifhe Sfonso-
Srpnt su burdbredsn, iporauf ber
linte 5liisel gum Riid5us ssapunsen
psrben ipiirbe unb Srief automatif4
fallen miihe. Damn follte Der 8or.
marf4 bonn 8ainiiaaa<plateau aus
iiber 2aibad unb 3lasenfurtb In ber
Ri9tuns auf Wien erfolsen.
glber aud Elm 0urdbru9 (fiir mel.
den beute gar teine Qnseidsn DorIie.
gen. benn auf bem gainii5sa.pIatea,i
pirb INNER nod setdmpfD tpiirbe ben
@es na9 2aiba4 ni9t Dffnen. Der,
miibte bur9 Die Sdludten unb iber
bic 9ipfeI Der SuIifden 9llpen seben
uno beibe bieten Der 8erteioisuns bic
itGrtiten StiiBpuntte uno iie perbeu-
burd ben Sdnse. ipelder Mnfuns 80.
psmber bersits gu fallen besinnt. uns
pafierbar semadt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13
Sie riegsIage.

Die ginndbme Der Stdbt Risa
bur9 bic oeutf9en Sruppen bat eine
oreifa4e 8eoeutuns: Cine polfli9s
ctbifde. eine poIitif4e unO cine militds
rifde. Ser gsame Riga ruff bic grs
inneruns mad an bic @riinbuns oes
baItifden Seeplabes our9 bic 2iibeder
unb an bic @lansaeit bes 9eutiden
Ritteroroens. Die 8efeBuns Der
Sauptitabt bes rufiifden 9ouperne<
msnts 2ipIauo bereitet Die politiide
unabbdnsisteit Der OitieeproDinaen
bor. limb unter bem militGrif4en 9es
iidtspuntt 1T bic 8ebeutuns bes grs
eisnifes gu betperten in @erbinouns
nit Der Wirfuns, pel9e es auf bic
sefamte rufiibe 5ront ausauiiben be-
itimmt TT. Nadbem In 9aliaien, Pos
oolien, Der 9ufoipina unb 8ebarabien,
Der Guberite iiibli9e abidnitt Der ruis
iif6en S9ladtlinie 5uriidsebrGnst TT,
TT nunmebr nit Dem San BON Riga
unb benz ipeitersn @orbrinsen Der
beutiden @treittrGfte otpdrts bas
slsi9e am nDrbli9iten abfdnitt ee<
i9eben. Sie 5oIse 1T, bab bic se<
famte ruiTiide Mitte. pel9e ben 9lns
I9Iub uno 4bf4lub oben unb unten
berloren bat, in Der Guft bdngt. au4
bic sefamte Mitte ipirb bemnah ii9
ridpGrts tonSentrieren miiHen.
Sas 1T, aIs unmittelbare Solse Der
&dmpfe Inn Risa. bebeutiamer als bic
mittelbaren militGriiden MOsIidteis
ten. tpeIde iid erseben.
Nls fernite WOsli9teit tau4t bic
ruiIif6e Sauptitabt auf. RGber liest
oas 8orihieben Der beutiden Jront
bis gum 5inniIden Meerbuien iiber
Narpa, bic Harptpa uno bdnn oas
0itli9e nfer bes 9eipussSees entlans
biz pffop (plestarD. Wsnn oann
bic Mitte Der rufiii9en Sront suriids
senommen perben mub, tpiirbe ii9 bic
ungebeure 8ertiir5uns Der beuti4en
Srpnt iiber Minst unb bes tpeiteren
Die MDsIi9teit oes @oritoBes sssen
sietp unb Obefa am fiioliden 9lb<
ihnitt erseben.
Der ruiIii9e RiidSug aus Dem 9es
bet BON Ri9a bate ii6 in ben spei
eriten Sasen, na9 bem Sau Der Sfabt,
in boppelter Ri9tung ppllSpgen. Grz
items: norbDitli9 an Der &iiite bes
Rieaer Meerbuiens entlang. 3peiz
tens: in noro0itli6er Ri9tuns Der
Riga-Wenoen-Walt uno ipeitsr ois
rstt DitIi9 bis pitop am peipuszSee
folgenb. pitop tpiiroe einen StiiBs
puntt Der neuen in glusii9t senommez
nen pertiirSten beutfben Sront bilben.
Der Rudsus bic &tite entlans bat be-
reits ben MelupezGlub, nOrbli4 bonn
liplGnbiI6en 9la. iibsri4rittsn. Der
RIdsus bic 8abn na9 pftotp ents
lang tit Bis gu ben bidt Dor Wenoen
liesenben Orti6aften Sesepolb uno
aigat. sesen fiinfunbpierSis aiIometer
Oitli9 Der Dina, seoieben. Run aber
bat ii9 bic sroBe Retirabe au9 auf ben
Baum bis fiibIid 5risbridfabt, ben
Ttarfen uno oft benannten Oiinds
9riidsntopf. auseebebnt. Wie bi.
amtlids Ulitteilung Der beutf4sn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13
9ieie flble Sage nno
Mbenoe maiden Tranel
an stDeaterS Oenfen

Ser5it nuo gBinter @ewitt Swsa'
tiers uon S8Olls fiir Srausn uno Ntd0'
9sa nsrbsn seseist in alle ben sutsn
Sarben, 3ombinationsn nno Sttlsn fur
Die ueue Sailou. @s LIT better, tsst
Die auswabI 3u treffen, oils 3u parteH,
bic Die 8inie uou @rOBen gebrohsn lit.
Speaters fir Srautn, So bis $40.
Smeaters fur Wfdohen, $1.5O bts 50
WfuslinS, jpeiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13
Gunit Naoelarbeit

WGins an,abl BON pradtissu Center
ffiidsu In tan 9iueu, geitsnipelt ftir
arsusftid, uub orisntaliih. Stidsrsi,
iino rebu3irt lporoeu, neil bic einten 81
ilsiu mer6en. Die Deiiins fiuo bhbtt
unS popular. baber btetst biss cine Ss'
Iegsnbeit, i'm nit @siaenfititdsn ben
Anfaus 3u MAIDEN.
SO Gents @snteritiids fur 33 Gents.
rs @euts @entsrlthde fur 30 Gents.
, 5aupt Slur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13
Corduroy &uiderboders
fmo am beiten far bie
frQmmen &naben

speil ie fid rpis @iien trasen. Is lit
aleidialls Stil uuo sutss Nusieben an
linen, wdbrenb mir fein Wtatsrial Ten
men, bas sr5Bsres 2ebsu uno 5ufrieoen.
bsit giebt. 8ollseidnittene Sttle, gut
anaefertigt nit ytabten. 80 Gents bis
$1.25. Yollbeileioete Stile, $1.75.
Der Senabeu 0aoen, 3peiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13
Gnfan6.
Senator Cure madt einrn 3eit=
aemaRen SOridlas.

Wtele Wuiifer su Der Sabne sern-
Observation-Disclosures nnb Wa-
iifihulen fd1tuer betrDffen-Sfeue
Nabrungsmittel bprgefdlagen.
Wcnisftens 800 Shnapsbrenue-
reien ftellen Setrieb etn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13
A1tsfQ110.
Die Ginnabme bon &isa uno
thre &eSeutuus.

eie ermBslidbt cine Werfiir5uus ber
beutidlen Sront-9ie Gniien tint
mer nph i'm RiidSus begrtffen.
9ie 9eutiheu fdbetnen einen Hiid-
sus tn Jlanbern 81 planen-0et-
teres BON ber Sfpnsp- SHlad,t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-13
9erbt s9ube WooeQe
fir Trduleiu nno
Wdb9en tn Der 6lo be
Qaoeu Stiefelei

@suauee nno fdbisss anpufsu iid'
ern be Su6bsqusmlidfeit. bic man fu'
den muB. bamif uidt ipdter SuBunan'
nsbmli1teiten erideinsn. Dieiss ielbe
rssuaue anpaHsn" 1T 70 uiel cine Gig
enidait bss Sraulein Departments in
nnierer Stiefelsi. als pie bic Sbube
{slblt. benn es madt nibts aus, pie
uiiroig Der Shub, wenn er niht paBt,
lit er ni1t 3ufrisoeuiteleno.
Swsiter Stod.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08


NOTICE To
STATE Or INDIANA LAKE COUNTY.
IN III LAKE CIRCUIT bI.
FEBRUARY ihftN. ISIS. NiNt9lb
GREGORY. As ABMINlSFl1AIRiN
OF III ESTATE OF JoitN Fl MI
PER. DECEASED Ns WABASH
RAILWAY COMPANY. CoRPoRA-
ficN; TIE WABASH lIAl-tt9AI
COMPANY, 1oRioitAIloNf
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY. toRPoRATloN.
SAINT LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAINS q
otIHEftN O1MlANa
CORPORATION ESilNHd7l 80
MIR BRAKE COMPANY Cohf0-
RATION; ROBERT ~ GALLON 3
GEORGE j. GOULD HELEN I'D
SHEPARD 18th HIP ttt1Ai-
ms if- HUBBARD fl3W Alfo III iff
Ferry. J y SL0'IM RobbI2i COZ
LET. ALVIN w kREtf. WINSTON
s. PIERCE, D HORACE HARDING.
HENRY f. COOPER, HENRY ROC
Err WINTHROP, f. PRYOR. HEN
Try MILLER. MNRoN r. fiEItRICN.
HENRY ~ HENRY j.. POM
ROY, GEORGE Al Ct MMlN'" Is r..
BUSH. ~ Rf6 htF Ply ON 4Eh
SAID MIsS9A Isl f-A1lllN t>AlL-
WAY CoMfANAi II. t- BUSH. ~
RECEIVER OF TIE SAID SAINT
LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN SOUTH
ERIN RAILWAY COMPANY THE
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK. a cORFoTtATioN;
JAMES r. FoRGAN AND OTTO
KAHN. CAUSE No 12o6I. ACTION
TO SUIT 0N JUDGMENT.
Now comes the plaintiff hy Charles
IT. Bryce, s - TinIham, ct al- her att
torneys, and files her complaint herein.
together with tin affidavit of q eompe-
TENT person. showing THAT the defendants
thereto, to-wit The Wabash Railroad
Company, e Corporation, Missouri Faciac
Railway company. a Cooperation; Saint
Louis. Iron Mountain & Southern Rail
Company. a Corporation: Westia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-08
rOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR

NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of Hammond. North Township, Lake
County. Indiana, that the Undersigned.
yarellas. is a male inhabitant and
resident Of said City, Township. County
and State, and over the age of twenty
one years. that Re has resided in the
state of Indiana for more than one year
and in the city Of Hammond. North
Township. Lake County. Indiana. for
more than six 90 months prior to the
date Of this notice. and is q qualified
voter thereof' that he Is a naturalized
citizen Of the United States Of America,
and Of good moral character: that he
viii apply to the Board Of County Com
missioners of Lake County, at Crown