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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

Observation-Disclosures. s19.5O@
1000; light, $1s.6OG 1895: packing,
$1S.50T19.35; rough, SIS. O0@ 1880; pigs,
good to choice, S17.75@1s.5O.
Cattle-Beef cattle, good, choice and
prime, SIS 50M1a.60; common and me-
dunn, $40. 00@ 1925. Butcher stock
cows and h~eifers. $6.75M13.5O, canner
and cutters. $5.15M6.75. Stockers and
feeders-good, choice and fancy, $1,000
613.75; inferior. common and medium.
800 1850. Veal calves, good and
choice. $17.7501o.60.
Observation-Disclosures and prime.
$1,000 a 1900; medium and good. $1,000
G1e.0o: cubs. $1,000 49, (. Ewes,
choice and prime, S10.75Q11.00: medI.
nm and good. $4,000 1915; cuils, $500
$50.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

The very best way to handle manure
day.
Many experiments have shown that
continuous growing of the same crop is
not good for the soil.
BY cleaning out the barn every day
and hauling the manure directly to the
field. you are getting the greatest value
from the manur and at the same time
helping TO keep dirt and flies away
from the barn.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
SPRING WHEEL IS Invented
Hub Suspended Fiexibiy :, 4 Degree
Of Elasticity Dependent on Gage
Of Spokes.

The Scientific American in illustrat.
ing and describing a spring wheel, the
invention of w. H. Mcqueen of Green.
vile. Miss, Ays:
1.-THE invention provides for wheels
including a felly having a solid tire,
and q hub, together with a plurality of
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
AMOUNT FROM EACH DISTRICT
Quotas and Percentages Of the Total
to BE Raised by the Fourth
Liberty Loan.

Six billion dollars is the minimum
amount which the people of the United
States are asked TO subscribe for the
Fourth Liberty loan. according to an an
nouncement by william G. McAdOO,
secretary of the treasury.
Following are the quotas and per-
centages of the total by federal re-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
4ERN5N6fbs,

For the leaf chewers like cabbage
worms, striped cucumber beetles, etc.,
dust is u good thing to use.
1t is very Important that the build
ings on the farm be kept painted. and
a good quality of paint should be used.
even at this time of high prices.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
GOOD LUBRICANT IS NEEDED
Grease and Graphite Make Splendid
Combination for car1cive Bear.
inas Attention.

One of the surest ways Of keeping a
Jar out of the repair shops is to use
proper lubricants in the motor and all
other parts of the car that take oil, ac-
cording to a dealer in graphites.
The most sensitive parts Of a, car
are the bearings and unless they are
aiveD scrupulous care they are the first
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
MISCELS.A MENUS MARK TS,
Metal Market Prices.


Chicago.-Corn-No. 2 yellow, 1880
1.56; No. 8 yellow. $l.40M 1.50; No. 4
yellow, $1.40q1.49.
oats-No. 9 white, 71@71Hc; stand
ard. Ten Q74Ac
Rye-No. 2. $1.6Oa @161.
Barley-95c a LOS.
Timothy-$7.5OM 10. 90.
Lard-$26. rs q 300.
Ribs-S22. Is G2317.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

to break down." he says. "Next to
proper adjustment a good lubricating
grease for each bearing is necessary to
keep a car in good running order. A
good grease, mixed in the right pro-
portion with faxed graphite forms an
excellent lubricant for bearings"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

The hrstp photograph to arrive In this country, showing the lew trailer that
is being used by the French army for the transportation Of cannons of the
75mf1imeter calber and the gun caissons. This trailer h attached to a n auto
horses With the us of this new trailer the work Of displacing of batteries is
facilitated to a remarkable degree and aids in moving quickly to REINFORCE the
armies at points where guns Of this caliber are seriously needed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
Keen Tire Valve Covered.

Never permit a tire valve to remain
uncovered. In case the cap is lost and
no spare one is Immediately available,
tie a piece of rag or rubeer over the
stem.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

BIC; firsts. 55c; seconds. sac; packinx'
Zoe.
Eggs-Firsts. 45c: seconds, Ioc.
Poultry Hens, 1Sd21c; roosters
1Shc; broilers, 27c
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

Grain Prices 1t Minneapolis.
Minneapolis. Minn.-Rye-sl.55h a
Bran-$28.77,
Corn-S1.44@ La.
Oats.-66h Q67hc.
Flax-S3.S0h.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
Hay and Grain Market.
IF. o. B. Denver. Carload Price.)
Hay.

Buying Prices.
Colorado. upland, per ton $4,000 q 24.00
Nebraska upland, per ton. 23.00 V24.0O
Prairie hay, Colorado and
Nebraska, per ton....... 1000 Q21.00
Timothy, per ton.......... $500 26.00
Alfalfa, per ton .....,,,.. 1000 q $500
South Park. per ton....... $500 $500
Gunnison Valley. per ton. 23.0O@24.00
Straw. per n............ 5000 800
Grain.
Oats, Nebraska. 100 lbs. buying. .$2.30
oats, bulk. buying. ...... 2.25
Corn chop. sack. selling ........ $40
Corn in sack, selling. 3.36
Gluten feed. sacked. selling ....... S.34
Bran. Colo, per 100 lbs, selling. lao
Flour.
Hungarian Patent. 9S lbs. sacked,
subject to discount. 1914
Hungarian, IS lbs, sacked. sub
Ject to discount. ............. 2.67
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 51a68c
Eggs-Firsto. B 64Shc ordinary
firsts. IS q 47c; at mark. cases Included
A5@fhc.
Observation-Disclosures and Dakota
early Ohio. bulk. $1.sOQ 100; do sacks,
$1,000 EOS; Wisconsin. bulk, sI7OG
100; do sacks. 91.s5q2.00.
Poultry-Fowls. 220251kc; springs,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

Duluth. Mimi Linssed -asIK q
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
Fair Prices for Wood as 4
Coal Substitute.

Equivalent price for wood
delivered in stove lengths.
Price Hickory, oak,
OF beech. hard Soft maple
coal maple. ash. cedar. poplar,
de- elm. locust, Eastwood.
Ii,,a.aI La.-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
Butter.

Creameries, ex. LIST grade, Id
Creameries, I'd grade, lb....
Process ........ go. ......
Packing stock
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

Eggs, graded No. l.. net.
II. 0. b. Denver ..........
Eggs, graded No. 2, net,
+. O.. B. Denver ..........
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25
SPECIAL MEETING W. P. A.
 CLUB MEMBERS CALLED

A call has been issued by the board of trustees of the White Pass athletic club for a special meeting to he held on Friday evening, Sept. 27.
 The meeting is called for the .pur- pose of planning for the coming winter and to devise ways and means of operating the club in the same efficient manner as has ob- tained in previous winter seasons.
 The trustees realize that the com ing months will be quiet from so- cial standpoint, and 1t is for the reason of making plans that will cause an interest in the club that this appeal to each member to at tend the meeting has been made.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25

Save all fruit pits and nut shells. A committee of boys will be an nounced later by the Junior Red Cross to collect and pack them ready for shipment. Keep a dish handy and don't waste single pit or shell.
 The student body of the Skag- way Public Schol assisted by the teachers will give a Halloween en- tertainment, the exact date to be given later. It will be a "Carni- vap' this time, conducted on the same plans as the County Fair" of last year.
 Exhibits of fruit, vegetables and flowers grown in Skagway, together with canned goods and fancy work will be a feature of the affair. Priz- es will be offered and all the ac- companying features of good carni val will be staged watch the Daily Alaskan for announcements.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25
SkagWay To Give Oct.
 Draft Boys A Farewell

In honor of the Skagway boys who have been called to the colors on October l, a dance and reception will be given at Elks hall, Saturday evening September 2Sth, by the people of skagway which will be under the direction of the town council.
 Councilman Kennedy Is in charge o' the entertainment feature, and this will embrace several speeches and some vocal selections. He al so has the decorations in charge.
 Councilman Selmer has been ramed as a committee of one to look after the dance music, and Councilman William Bunting is in charge of the lunch.
 MT. Bunting requests the ladies oF Skagway to communicate with him in person or over the phone, (No. 120.) as to the quantity and kind of sandwiches they might De willing to provide, and he has re- quested that each person attending the dance take along an extra al lowance of sugar for one or more guests, 30 that those coming with out their allowance may be provided for,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25

The campaign for clothing for Relief in Belgium will close Satur- day evening.
 Collection depots have been es- tabiished at the sollowing stores be- cause they are open evenings: Vienna Bakery, Hern's Cigar Store, Britps Drug Store and Keller Bros Store. Donations may also be left at the R. R. Shops Store ana Pub lie School.
 You are asked to look through every trunk and clothes closet for spare clothing. When We realize that there are ten million inhabi- tants in the occupied regions, most of whom must look to the outside world for protection against the ri
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25
REDCRoss CAMPAIGN FOR CLOTHES.
 CLOSES SATURDAY---DO YOUR BIT

,gors of winter, it is Seen that we cannot send too much.
 This extract from a letter of a well-to-do lady of Brussels shows the conditions exactly.
 Perhaps you will laugh when you hear that I wear cloak made from my husbands garde civique overcoat, a waist made from his football shirt, and a skirt made of a dyed bedsheet. Mother had q suit made of the tablecloth, J and M have cloaks made Of woolen blankets, and s. dress made or burlap. But all this is only anus ing a comparison with the wretch ness of the population. After all, We remain calm and confident of victory"
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25
LORENzEN-JOHNsON

There was quiet we'd ding last night with Judge D. A. Rasmuson officiating. The con tracting parties were MT. Hans Jen- sen Lorenzen and Miss Sophia John son.
 MT. Lorenzen is a partner of Fred Fonzo, Sr., in the mining properties at William Henry bay and other Lynn Canal points and Miss Johnson comes from Fairbanks where she has been living for some time past. AIr. Lorenzen arrived on the Esta- beth and Miss Johnson came in on the train last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25

Mrs. sheelor was round tripper on the Peterson today
 Corp. Freddy of Ft. Seward made the round trip to skagway on the Peterson today.
 Sir Pinrut, the Laird of Carcross, arrived on the train today and will return home on the next train. Howard Ashley, master mechanic of the White Pass Route went over the line today on official business and will return Friday.
 Fred Maglashan, one of the old time boys of Carcross and Wheaton river, was an arrival on the train last night. MT. Maglashan will go as far as Juneau where he will stop for a while and then perhaps contiue on to the states.
 Jack Fairfield was 6 visitor in Skagway while the Peterson was in port. MT. Fairfield has been working in Haines and the post for several weeks past, and now finds that there is sufficient demand in those places for his entire time, and he will therefore move his fam fly down to his former home in RaInes for the winter. He expects to move the latter part of the week,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25

the Red Cross Chapter may do go. It is the desire of the Junior to help out and save their elders all the work they can and the boys will collect if you wish them to do so. If they call and goods have already been sent it is we'll either way
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25

The girls of the Junior Red Cross mad the "Old Clothes Drive" this morning in spite of the rain and
 seemed to enjoy doing it. They were well rewarded, for Skagway responded in it's usual gracious way, and no householder refused to help. Everybody gladly promised to have things clean and in good shape for collection by the boys On Friday morning. Persons wishing to make delivery of clothes themselves at 'nny of the sub stations named by
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-25
SCHOOL HAS RED
 GROSS CHAPTER

The first rgeular meeting of the Junior Red Cross for the school year was held in Skagway Public school on Tuesday morning. Miss Wilson explained from Liberty Loan Teller No. 9 the reason for the next Liberty Loan.
 The student body arranged to take charge of the "Old Clothes Drive" between Sept. 2S and 3D. The town has been divided into sections and Wednesday morning the committee will make home to home canvass asking that all cloth ing be ready for collection on Fri day morning. The things to be col lected have been explained e.se- where in ths columns.
 On Friday the boys of the Junior Red Cross will help gather the clothes and bring them to the desisnated point for assortment and pl"king.
 The section from the water front to 4th Street; Verne Miller. Nancy Lynch, Osborne Selmer, Jas. Miller
 Fourth to Eighth: Bess Conway Birdie selmer, Jack Conway and Henley Murray.
 Eighth to Twelfth; Jack and Louise Ross. Andrew Stevenson and Maude Rasmuson.
 Twelfth to Eighteenth: Mary Me- Ccrr, Grace Adams, Owen Flynn, Jas Stevenson.
 Eighteenth to snops: Floris Clarke, Sadie Moores, vincent Mulvihill, Prosper Ganty.
 IL was decided to ask everybody tp save old fruit pits and nut shells to be collected, by the boys from Room 2.
 Miss Wilson, Acting Chairman.
 Verne Miller, Acting Secretary.
 Sadie Moores, Treasurer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-03
aus Dem pberen Sbale.
(Grd,bolb &orrelponbeua.)

- Der "a Sabre alte 9Dalier Gp,t,
mo pon Wtugfisio 1T Sumlias In Der
D. & ,. Sstt 3u Ssrmpn iofort DGb.
rsno Der arbsit seiDotst worbeu.
= Stdulsin Uiarp alopfer unb Sc.
ter araft, bsibe pon Nrhbnlo. muroen
Dienltas 9iuhmlttos burh Pnitor q.
=. Sucas Su eintm @bspaar elnssissnst.
= Das Sotsl bss Stspban Drum,
betus in Simpiou If Srsitas Sind,t i'm
Betrase Don 50. LOO burh einen Brano
beihdoist mOroen. Sin iibetbtBtss
SaHln ueruriabte ben Sranb.
- Daniel 2Omrp pOn ardbalb if
9eitern bel Der @rauiip Slope 3efe 10
lhllmnI innsrlih perItst morosn, oils
Gin SuImforren umfipple uno anf ibn
ftsl. bop er orsi Stunosn ipalsr ffarb.
- Sutt cine unbsihhste 2ampe,
oie zine anseiammslle @lemu1e 5ur
Srploiion bratte, murosn am Wiontaa
Vormittn9 in osl UNDERWOOD 3shs Bu
UNDERWOOD Sebn WiGnnsr ibllmm per.
braunt uno 5ugeri6tet uno Der sssusr.
BOB Sreo SorbD 9etOolst. Wisbrere
anoere iino 10 iblimm psrltst, ba6 an
ibrsm anifommsn ssSmsifslt miro.
(@arbOnoals @orrsiponDsns.)
: Der 45 Sabre alte gatrid g.
Ouffp Don Yurnsu StrnBs III Samifas
Vormittas In Der 9Sifiou Greet 3ete
ourt sinen Dsdenfali ausenblldli1 &c,
tObtet moroen.
- Orei @ebdube on Yilla Strose,
BEN Carlo Oomiano, Tbsoeor Dtoro
uno 6ranf 2alerico sebOrsnb, murosn
5reitag 9iahmiliug burd sinsn Yrano,
Der i'm eriteren entitauo. pollitdnoig 3sr.
fort. nit sinem peranidlastsn Yerluit
uOn $15. 900.
- Dnrh einen 8ranS, mslher am
UfOntas 9Raht in Der Smperiol Saraae
on ytoro Wfaiu Strase sntltano, puroe
Elm auf $4,000 uerani6lastsr Shaosn
an9srihtet. Sc nabm bret Stunoeu.
nm Die 5lammen su bsmGltisen, pslhe
cine 3eitlons orobten. ben s9n3sn obsren
@sl6aftstbsIl 3u 3erli6rsn.
= Sn Der ct. asnes fatb. Sirhe In
SorsIt eitp psrurio6te o'r iib;rbsi,te
0sbapparat am OOnnsritas 0iatt Elm
6snsr, msldss oteielbe 3srlt6re uno
,wst anoere Sirhen uno Elm babies
Onssno Wobnunsen bsihdbiste. einen
@siammtihaoe Don etwa $35. 900 an,
rihisno. 9tnr Der tiibtisen Arbeit Der
6suerpehr 1T es 3u usrbanfen. bas Die
'slammsn nl4t sroBere Ausosbnuns
errelbten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-03
Npr Der q htfeite.

Ten @htienten 9tllian pou gpilloH
Siruse 1T ens Ic9isr stborsu morbsu
sRillium 9onsrof pon Alber Straet
III SrslIos ledt ibmer ,lih uerlssf moi
ben. OILS er beim abilsiatn uon einem
SIrue'rhuhrraasn pon eiusm Aulomo
bill setrofisn Duros.
isiaLlsln @srttuns 3immsrmann uor
Wtuow StroBs unb Oaulo Z. Brlcs
oon Cidior. @hg Durbsn am Welh,
nohtSto9e burt Roiior 2heobor 8
0ahn Su finsm Gbepaar sinselesnet.
Der 2s Sabre alte Soispb SsaIcr
poV %ocoit Strabe. mtlher Dor onberi.
balb S1blen nit SoIeph Sntriion Don
@ume StlaBe iwa Wianner nm $2l
UNI Elm @iienbohnbIle bstaubts, III
5reiias enoHh srwiidt woroen.
0trr Did1asI g9eiter pon @toar Npe
nue III Sonntua Wtcr9en pon slntm
Sdlnaanion bst!oiisn molneu. Ttps
Dem lem Snitonb nrht nnssiubllid
NOR, boftc Der bshanosInb. ArSt bod
DoHuun9 ouf Wisoersensiuns.
Der b7 Sabre alis Sreo Storr bon
aloer StroBe. FER In anatb,itsrism gu
itauo fir 3aiisr WiIhsm nno Deutltb
lanb. unb st9sn YIGliosnt WiIion une
amerifa frofehlte. Durbe isreitlg Don
Boliielma9iitrat WillIams $40 bsitrafi,
Ger @nsrOsmsss.r S0rrp Y.rniistr
Don Glib Waiblnston Nutnue, meldber
anaebllh orm W. 8. &isber pon Yroao,
mob ON &c. OsStmber cine 2iiie poi
Dthnn iiuhl. mu6te WtOntaa ihr sir
ssIlhiIldss @ridsinsu 500 Biirsidafl
lisllen.
Der friibsrs itdbiiide Seuermebr
mann lill,am Rempe III l,ste g8ott
uUn Detroit Suriids,bradt uno unter
$500 Sii9 i9idalt fur Elm @riheinsn Dor
@sriht gtitsllt morbsn. neil er isint
Satin. Srau 9Billiam Remps pou
Bird SlraBe. Dor brei Wfonatsn beier
tilts uno ieiiosm nihts gu ibrsm nno
Der 2ohter llnitrhnlt beilienerie. Vim
Samiia9 murbe Rempe pOn Rihter
S'Rsiu an9sDisisn. isinsr Satin $50
mOnutlih Su bsIabIen.
@ump 43O. 3. .. 9. of n. but
WtOntaS Siaht Die uo6foIssnosn Ds,
amten srwdblt: Pait PIiiosnt, SBnl
ter .. Wlobr; Fraiiosni, Sobn q.
5idus Siae Naiibsnt. Hrtbur g.
Wsb.r; Wtaiter Of 5orms. Safob
.Dierfer ; Yrot. Ssfrtidr, 5rieorid Us.
Shntsr 5iuan3 Ssirstdr. .ouis ,.
Publ; Sdasmeiitsr. 5rtb. U. 3irh,
boff Conductor. s. Wtaus /; Snip,i,
tor, 0alter .. 3isi,msr dubsrs 0a'
DE, Srso. U. aapsr +; Truitss, Strr'
mann 8. aspli4ldser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-03
0bhe Xatf Npfiaets .

= Dnrd, cline Sshenueri&iebuua In
Sdmftag ote Wobnung oer S5rau Nnua
e'tll on SadiOn Stross ibsilwsiie sss
furadt worben. - -
: Die 2bomas Cannon Wobnuna
on gilmore Goenus nuros ON Sonntag
Dforseu In Sranb ssisst uno polIifdn.
big aeriiort. ole cine Bsrgmannsiad.l
bsnnst mnroe. nm Die ssfrorensn Wal.
isriObrsn aufBuIbauen. Der Yerluft
bstrast mehrsre iauieuo Dollars.
= Wtarp. bic 2idbriae Tod,ter bee
Better Satreu pon 9toro gieunter Gue.
nue.. wuroe ssitsrn Diorsen b0sartia
perbrannt. OILS burh Die nat,l1Iliae
5anohabuns uon 3hnoh0I,sru bic Estt.
bsotdun9 in Sranb seiest muroe unb
Der sloBis 2beil oss Usll3immers ACT.
fort muroe.
- Ssona. Die 6idbriee Todtsr bee
Sobn s. Dennsbaum. frhhsr bier unb
isst su Snoieott. ". q. pobnbait, if
ON Ufontag. Ddbrsno iie Die Tbomas
D. Oauies isamllis on yiorb Snoe Bort
ausnue beiudte. pon einsm @eodrmlei.
ben bsfallen Dorben uno ltarb In elm
paar Wtinuten. Die Bsiissuna fauo
Ssltsrn i'm ct. Sobannis 5risoboi itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-03
Stdbtratb.

SIN Slubtratb murosn Sreitaa Or.
binnu3en einstbrnd,t. msldae oos Saa r
oss Direitors Der 0ifentlIhsu Use te
non s2.500 auf 50. .0DO. nnb oas nes
StabtannalteS ebenfollS pon $2.5 o
auf $4,000 iabrIid stb0bsn. .la
@lne anbtre porgsleste Stbinani be
,wedt ben Anfauf elmer Got nsben otn
itaotiihsn Stollunssu on 9apouis aos
nue. oamit bic Stallungen perarbBsri
weroen f0nnen. Der aussisste Brets
lit $1l.0O0. unb 8 8eenun 1T @isen'
tbiimtr Der bstrsffsnosn Not.
DaS @efuh oes Boli,iiten Sranf
Tappau. Der In Die Nrmee eintrat. baB
sin asniiier Yro,entias ieinsS bislanp
ertaltsnen Sohnss on feline Nn9ehOrl9en
mfiter be,ablt msroe. marb abgewieIrn.
slls oas Shrsibeu b,s Dheflors Der
6ffentliden SBuie be,hslih Der Hets
nunaen mesen StraBenrfparaturen. ot
Die 8oblsn @ompanien ioDeit niht be
,ablt baben. 3ur Sprahe fam, muroe
,ulest beihloGen. nihts In Der anaels.
senbeit 3u thun. bic oiesbe3iislihe uu.
terbanoluugen awiidsn Der 9anrelsbt.
boros unb ben 2oblsn @ompanlen beer >
bet morheu iino.
Die Staotplan 9ommiiiion srildris
iih In sinsm SdIreiben Susuniten Der
4flaiterun9 pon yiorb Nennter Apeuus,
pOn SBeit yudananna Npsnne bis YIN
ben StruBe. unb SinOtn StrnBs bis
Yforb Watn Nuenus iOlpie aud ftr
cine 8sihs on Wiiifiiu NUenue fur Die
Sittsnbsnber @ompanie.
Sn elmer SpsBialiisuns an Montas
Duroe I'm Staotratb Die 1918 Steutr
sthebunss SroinanB pors.lsst. pelhs
cine 9rhobuus Don 8msiiehntel siner
Wtlll hber 1917 anorbntt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-03
2adatpanna 3ipei0

Die regelmdbige mouatlihe @eihdfts.
periammluns wuroe Srsttas gtahi nit
8rdlibent Wtihael 8rdmsr i'm Stubls
obeebaltsu. Serr 3ieble BON Diem
Yorf, Rsprdientant bss Nderbau unt
Snouitriellen lntsritisunss Somrisss.
bislt cine fur3e Hniprad,s i'm Snisrslit
Der Nrbsitsloisn pon 9isw Dorf unc
bat nm Sulfe. tpelhe ibm aug lihsri
wuroe. Serr Saroer mnrre baum 3um
@mpfdnstr Der freioillisen @obsn ihr
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in Dtem Yorf ernannt. Ssfrstdr 9Dlo
mapsr Uerlas perlbisbsne 3orrsipon.
oenjen.
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msr !; 1. gi3e Praiioent, Sobn Wisl'
lert =; 2. 85e Prdi.. @palo Sdmiot ;
Sinun, uno 3orri. Ssfradr. Srsb. 8
SSibmupsr; Yroiof. Ssfrstar. @ari
. dpalo Sdusmsiitsr. linton isilf /;
Solicitor. Carl WOlfi 9ruitses. Senig
Suri6sl uno 9snrp 9siB arhluar,
Ssobn Utellsrt 0eim 3omitss, 9slsl
Stlpp, Wfihael Srdmer. SuIius SoltpB
uno Anton Nintermantel.
Br1iiotnt 3r1msr ernannte folgenbG
Serien ole RspliionS Somitee: S5obu
Saumann. Grant Ib0lfers unb Srep
Sdbr. Darauf srfolste Yertasuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-03
StaDt unO Gonnth.

- Ole .. & 3. @iienbabn @ompa,
ME bat am 5rsltas 80 peltere Wisrifa
ner erbalten. nslhe su Suoion unt
Ufiners drills bsihGftist Derbsn.
- Das Yrunswif @afe on Spruct
Stra6e murte lsstsn Donneritas Wtor'
0en pon Sinblehern beluht, melhe Doe
@aibresiitsr um $40 beroubten. Sin
aebrodsner ssenitsrusridluB CAB ben
Serlsn @intritt.
- Carl Williams pon Yittston unc
Sranf Williamion uon 9Biltss Barre
wurben am absno 3uuor an Benn aue
nue. aufse9rifien, als iis Sllbsrwaar en-
uerfauIen Dollten, aeitanosn am Don
nsrftas. oae lie Die Baarsn aus sinsm
Sommerbsim 3u Sate AlnOla itablsn
= I'm bic @sisssiiltisfeit bss yurfs
@eisses feit,uitsllsu. pcIhss @lbobuuq
Der &Obns Der iiGbtilten Gnssltsllien
Uoribrsibf, bic merissr mis 81, 500 Doe
Sahr erbalteu. itrensten am Wtontul
mebrere itdoii DIE anssitsllie elm oiss be,
3hslihes serihtllbes Verfabrsn an unit
iOll Ofontas Elm Ysrb6r in Der Sa1l
ftattfinosn.
= @ine Sirma, Die bier cine 3peig
office unterbdlt, bat Srcitas gum Prsis
pon $20.000 Die nlten Sliff gSerfe nabt
Dem &adapannu Runbbans tduflih er.
Dorbsn. SObalo noibwsnoiss umdu'
oerunsen semadt iino, wiro Die ssirmu
baS @lsenibum fur bic s5abrifation
ibrer Yrooufte bsnusen uub cine sroB,
ete anSabl &rbeitsr bsltdftissn.
= Die ON Sonntas absno abgehal.
tshe Wsibnat,tsfsisr oes scranton yie.
oerfran3 9eitaltste iin mie immer su
einem Srsuoenfsit fir Die Slrinsn uno
Iiir mebrere Stunoen amhiisrten iit)
cisislben in Der ih6nsn Sersinsbans
na6 Der5enslult. nobel iie auh ole Elm
@eihsnt erblelten. Der Wi1nnel DIOR
trug Stllle 0iuht, hellise 0iaht" Dor,
Uobrsno cine if0ne 2lbpehleluns ourd,
Biof. Sarl Staiber nit Isiner 1urn,
flolie gsboten muroe. Welbe Die pel ihls.
o:nsn .usbnn9en NIT 9rajie uno an.
mulb uorfiiprts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-03
Oas Sbal nbmdrtS.

- Der Billiam U. BREEDER Der 2e.
bi9b Valltp 8oblsn @ompanie ,u Our.
gsa 1T leste Jioht pollitdnbis our@
sinen Drano ,eril0rf morotn uno piro
Der Ssrluit auf $3.50. 900 psranidIaat.
Dfan nimmt on. boB tie 8. Us. Us. fir
ben Srano psrantwortlid iino.
Soc Bstros, sin l4idbrissr anabe
pon Slo 5orae, trn9 Dienita9 yia4.
mtfta9 einen Dein' un6 3iunlaosnbru&
oapon. OILS 2onp Zorro pon Dunmore
ihn NIT fsinsm Huiomobn nisosi fubr.
Der Utrlsste wnros nod Dem Gaplor
poipital 9snommen unb Zorro msaen
naHldiiissm 5abren psrbafttt.