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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
OIL OCTOPUS YAWNS
FOR PIERCPS HOLDINGS
Squabble Is Being Threshed Out
in Hearing of Suit, in New
York.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Anticipating
the srilling OF John ID. Rockefeller by
Attorney Samuel Untermeyer, a big
crowd Hooked TO the latter's ONCE to-
day when the hearing was begun Of
the suit brought In Missouri by the
Waters-Pierce interests against the
Standard, In which the good faith OF
the Standard OIL Co, In complying
with the dissolution decree, is Ques-
toned Rockefeller. and John ID.
Archbold, another star witness, were
not OH hand. Their representative
announced that they would come
when wanted. Untermeyer told A. l..
Jacobs, of st. Louis, commissioner In
charge of the proceedings, that he
wanted the pair tomorrow and they
We're notified to be on hand then,
when their testimony VIII be taken.
The chief witness of the morning
session was Charles T. White, secre-
tary of the Standard Oil Co., OF New
Jersey. His testimony was of a
technical character He gave the his
tory of the corporation and details OF
the various former subsidiaries OF
the Standard.
Tue rear COhlesl Is lot COulTOl VI
the Waters-Pierce Co. III. Clay
Pierce at the annual meeting OF that
company refused to recognize proxies
held by Standard Oil men because he
declared they planned to gobble the
company. Suit to keep the Standard
out Of the Waters-Pierce was institut-
Ell in Missouri and cross suits to GUST
Pierce and his friends followed. 1t
Is believed today that during the
hearings here. the entire good faith
of the so-called dissolution OF the
Standard Oil Co. will be threshed out.
That the directors of the Standard
Oil met daily from 1888 in secret at
their Offices In this city was the
declaration of Secretary White. No
minutes OF these meetings were kept
he said. The mecSngs were held In
TIA directors office on the fourteenth
floor until after dissolution when they
got together in an office in the rear
of the Standard Oil building on the
fifteenth floor.
White had been subpoenaed to
, bring the minutes of the directors
meetings and did so. They were
found to be formal and TO contain no
information of business transacted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
MARRIAGES.

Edward WILMER, Is: Celia Pletzlng
Walter Rae. 20. Hamilton. Can; EFF.
ne Henderson,, ~. Detroit.
BENJAMIN Freeland, So; Bessie Hop
per- CO.
Thomas A.. Prose. "a. Jackson. o.;
Emma j. Krebs. Is, WATERFOWL. Wis.
William j. DeNallie 29. Worcester
Mass; Frances f. Hazelton. Is, Leroy
IN. Y.
Maurizia Coschino. 50; Maria PERT
22.
Augusta Herrin. 81; Nina Levels. ~
Benjamin Freedman, 2s: Jennie Pelit
william Hollen. "a: Yetta Wolf. 22
William Hendry, so, Detroit; Mar
garet c. Coffin. 81. Hamilton, Ind.
ID. Earl Williams, 30; Edith E. Price
Edward ii. Otto. "a: Helen Pichler
valentine Mordiiak. "a; Frances Ro
mos 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
Admits Taking N,ve's Furniture
As Security for Loan Of 500


witness Monday Commissioner Nichols his
William
Frank being examined her financial condition enor
Alfred obtained
When Mrs Frank she then ran over him with her
electric
Mrs Freeand being questioned about the property she owned
household
husband,
a he d.
lie
something $780, and took the furniture
that loaned this whom
furniture she
Neil asked
Freeland
demanded
s exactly l Freeand replied 4.
questioning developed that Mrs FrankFeend owned
security developed
Feeand home and the POSTPONED
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
'R Rstss! | oa word

Era.
No. tranoient advertisement Inherited
Tor less than Ice with cash; lbc TX
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply 20 all classi-
heauons except Births. Cards or
Ihanke. Obituaries. Meetings Notices,
ana all Ads. preceding Male Help.
blrths, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks ana
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge, 1ec
Tor 70 words or less Over IS words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word
Observation-Disclosures charge. soc: loo
per line. (Couhts six words 10 the
line),
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
BIRTHS.
GIRLS.


c. Severy. 210 woodland: r. Hooper.
Cos Michigan; w. Moritz, s7.Waterman
c. Ryckman, 641A Newland; A. Eel
key, $50 Wabash; X. Hirsch, 638 Robins;
A. Kothe, 3SS Bewick; A. Whitaker, 30
Charleyoix; 5. Backus. 1l5 Palmer; w
Knowles, 12i Fifteenth: A. Beaninger
3O9 Helen; IA. AMMAN. 631 Goethe; IL
Binley, FAC Bellview; S. Ceaser. 800
Fifth; j. Olivia, 20 Mack; G. Fickkow
sli,s163 Hale: A. Makowski, 216 VIII
iams A. Pranga, 80 Den; S. Romano
2Os Champaign; A. Genna, 199 Alexan'
drine.
c. Tyler. 176 Erskine; @. Alongi. "a
Congress-; G. Fringale, 500 Clinton: c.
Riser 81 Smith; l.. James, SO Twenty
ninth; +. Barney, 35 High; j. Hayden
265 Lacrosse; w OConnor, 10 LON
bard; j. Bishop, 40 Meldrum: c. Boyd
279 Concord; l.. Weaver, 265 Lille
bridge; ]. Kozunecagk. 919 Hancock
W. Murray, 297 Ferry; r. Holland, 99s
Brooklyn; w. Thoms. 52s. Lansing; W
Johnston, Providence hospital; M
Houghton, 461 Holcomb
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

World Manufacturing confne its 10
mail rather difficult get anything ike
line the and its business
Naturally do not place implicit confidence in the esti-
monials which especially in view OF the
things De
fled. Testimonials o ha weight
There safe swindling schemes In the
mail inclined dealing with
suasive article described
satisfaction
who will behind his goods
a hundreds
Of
advisable
the little but probably will not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
NOTICES.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Board OF Trustees OF the
Michigan school for the Deaf until
Saturday, June 1, 1917. for the furn-
tshing OF such quantities OF bituml-
nouJ sHai 'spp p1raH ne ~ sch eVns1
School for the Deaf from July 4.
1919. TO June 80, 1918.
Specifications may be had by appli-
cation 10 the Steward OF said Insti-
tuition. The Board OF Trustees re-
serves the right TO reject any OF all
bids
Bids will be opened at the School
oil June .. 1919
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

Frank Velie, who shot himself
through the breast saturday morning.
In the back yard of his parents home
at No. $50 Philadelphia-ave. Is hover
ing between life and death In Grace
hospital but IL not expected TO re-
cover. Nelie had made another attempt
at suicide last November. the police
have learned At that time he tried "a
hang himself. but wss cut down by
his wife. after he had written a fare
well note TO his parents The police
have several charges against Velie. In
Guiding forgery. embezzlemsnt and
simple larceny. He was paroled from
Ionia reformatory I'm 1908. altar serv-
ing part OF a term for larceny
Rep smith Leaves for Michigan.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 27.-con-
gresham J. NJ. G. Smith left Washing
ton today for Union City. Mich, where
he will speak on Decoration day,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

newspapers are talking one would
think that there is no town In the
country that is worse of for railroad
serv CO. | met a manufacturer from
Toledo a few days ago and he said
that II is quite as impossible to get
sufficient freight cars there as it Is
in Detroit, but they have sense
enough to keep their mouths shut
about It,"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

Observation-Disclosures NJ. at Grace hos
pital sunday evening, aged - years.
risen and nephew OF Mrs. Waldo A.
Avery. Notice or funeral later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
DEATHS.

Steve sovaket, Grace hospital. 45
years, enlargement of liver: Meyer Ja-
cobson, IS Catherine, So years, senile
dementia: Frank Scharf. COS McKin-
stry, IA years, tuberculmr meningitis
Charles Heating. 455 Riopelle, 40 years
peritonitis Ellen Carroll. 573 Eigh-
teenth, IS years, chronic nephritis
Frances Laramie. 33 Cottage Grove, %
years, myelitis: Louise Rohde, IL A., 81
vars, lobar pneumonia: George Man
d ester 465 Jos. Campau, SO years. 10
Ter pneumonia: Herman Schwarze, 4S7
Lt ernois, SO years, chronic nephTitis
CIR .rles c. Knapp, 1871 Twenty fourth
q a. ars obstruction off bowels; John
3v6t. 237 Mack, &c years. mitral Insult
f1Ancy; Anthony Kwart, 723 Willis. a.
years, -lobar pneumonia; Guglielmo
Bulgarella. tuberculosis hospital. ~
years, tubercular meningitis; Algo En-
lis, IS Charlevoix, l year. lobular pnreu-
monia: Thomas Wells. st. Mary's hos
pital CO years, asthma; Josephine
Walker, 113 National, 81 years. empy-
ema: Paul Kozala, st. Mary's hospital
years, post pharyngeal abscess; An
tincti Garavolia. 3f8 Watson, ] year
broncho pneumonia; Elizabeth ). Cook
90 Norman AZ years. valvular heart
disease; Clara BruskL 4T5 Thirtieth, IL
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Norman
kaufman. 191 Berlin, year, cerebral
meningitis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
Foa sALE-vAcANT lots.
sygs ;| sI's vel
,slsnd, Pirtsburs and

80 Cleveland, PfttsburB anu a.
-. south and east leave daily lo:tsn Gk
= pm m. Fare TO clsye'asnia i lower psrss oh~
S5.s5; upper Der, sato moo
sii For Aipena, MSckH1sss and wsy po,'Aslna
Monaa -. a. IL, and all points east dali -
FER ~ Fare 10 Buffalo. saso enPt'pi
at ? 30 round trip. amos
weTas nasio. 81: Cleveland. s2so ronnd 2 ~ !
trip. . osa.... wavna-st dock. Ma .o,fI.
TIC iek Se5,y IL woodward. lie 6riswoids ( (,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
BUSINESS BRIEFS

OF the Detroit Chapter OF the Ameri-
can Institute of Banking in the an
nual meeting held recently. The otner
officers are: Frank Temple. vice
president; Hugh McClelend, Jrp re-
cording secretary; James p. McHuGh,
corresponding secretary; A. 5. Nc
Kenney, treasurer; board OF govern
ors, j. T. Rocks, |. II. Baker, A. w
Schweitzer. C. l.. Cross, l.. C.. Be
COLE, w. j. Boeberitz, Harry Bridge
man and James McGrath. The chap
ter has nominated l. II. Baker az It's
candidate for vice-president OF the na-
tional organization,
There seems to be as little founda-
ton as ever for the revival or the
rumor that the Pennsylvania system
is to buy out the Detroit, Toledo q
Ironton railroad, for It is recognized
that the road would be useless unless
terminal facilities could be provided.
The Detroit, Toledo & lronton has its
terminals in Delray, and must rely
upon other roads to handle freight
into Detroit Receiver G.. p. john
son. who has recently been appointed.
mas secured funds for betterments on
the road which II is expected Will
make II more attractive to prospective
purchasers when il comes up for sale
In court In the fall Mr.. Johnson
states that he represents three trust
companies which hold mortgages OH
the road. and has no connections with
the Pennsylvania system.
There was a miniature strike in the
Offices of the Pere Marquette railroad,
Saturday afternoon, about 90 clerks,
So OF them girls, walking out because
Auditor G. s. Skies insisted upon them
working on the half-holiday TIC
clerks were told that they need not
come back to work on Monday if they
were not willing to stay Saturday af-
ternoons. The auditor wanted the Of
fee force to work Saturday afternoons
during June and July, the girls say,
but the officials state that they are
asked TO work only when there is ex-
ira work TO be done. and can get away
II they have a reasonable excuse.
The Grand Trunk Railway system
reports gross earnings for the second
week in May of $96u,270 as compared
with $8S4,9OS for the corresponding
week last year. The gain is $75,362.
From Jan. to May IA, gross earnings
show an increase of $899,763 over
the earnings for the corresponding
period last year.
at seems TO me that it is extreme
ly bad policy for the city OF Detroit
to advertise the difficulties that the
manufacturers are having in the way
of transportation facilities says
prominent Griswold.st. man. From
1hn ,,,nu tho mavnr and some of the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
MELP wANTEp-MALE.

AT ONCE TWENTY-FIVE
EXPERIENCED OPERA
TORS ON OVERALLS AND
COATS; STEADY WORK
GOOD PAY. MOHAWK
OVERALL CO., o. CON
GRESS w f ST, FIFT II
FLOOR.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
Auction SALE
=
ron sALE-FARMS.

ROB S,AT,s-I,ots. about / y miles from
civ hall. near street car hns anu
river. $3.50 TO 700 each
ron sALE-vAcANT LOTS.
-. CpTpTcE four lots. Lake
IL 10 half block north OF Jef-
,1rsnn-sye. owner. Main 2sif
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

World Manaung CO. OF
stove o Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

A GOOD POSITION 10 assured every
graduate OF the Detroit Business
University; magnificent new build
ings: thorough course In bookkeep-
ing. penmanship. shorthand. type
writing. mechanical and architectu-
raj Drafting and all English SUBJ
!ects Free employment department.:
66-67-69 West Grand River-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28

1T seems to me that it is extreme
" bad policy for the city of Detroit
to advertise the difficulties that the
manufacturers are having in the way
of transportation facilities says a
prominent Griswoldst. man. From
the way the mayor and some OF the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-28
..nrrr srAR LINE.

wharf. Boot Of Griswosq-sc 49,, 49, ~
aaiiy 2.So :, IN. Sundayss 2 m .t.,< ~
Toledo, stca ner leaves Desss ~ ~. ..< /. &.
ia On this company sfsamerA BIZ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12

Die Sabre fonmen unb gebeI
@eidlchter Stcieen irs Grab,
GoG timner nereebt bic 2iebe,
Dls i'd i'm Ser5en bob'.
s. Seius. (
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12
Gssdbmte Siribs.
Sstafu siHem taafiIaen asrs sis RatiArassS
iss=H In ben etraheH ssH esubpu.

Mus 2Onbon ipiro geIdrieben: Gin
@unSer bon 3dbmuns 1T in lester
Seit In ben Strnben 2onOonS 5u ie.
ben eelpeIen. Gin iun9er 2orO bate
es iib 5ur slufaabe gentaht, omei
Stride bon ibrer Ssigeno an 70 5u
5abmen, 6aB iie aIs 3ugtiere Der.
trenoet per6en fonnten. @Gbreno
bisber Elm oabmer Sirih 5u ben groB'
ten SeItenbeiten Der @elt seborte,
tpoIlte sr boIO stpei Stride 5abmen
uno aIs 9ugtiere fir ieine @auipage
benusen. Wtit ausoauernber @nergie
brahte Der 9oro es oabin, 5tpei Sir
Ide du einem Sutibgeiponn nus5u-
bilben, nit Gem er t1glit duf ieinen
8eiitunsen Spa5ierfubrten >unter.
nobm, bis i'm oieie ionberbare Rai.
fion zines Cages in Die bodIte Sc.
benseefabr- brabte. @r begegnete
ndmlih nit ieinen 5ipei Siriden elmer
aoppel SdfpeiB5un6e, Die ii6 beim
anbIid Der Stride bon ibrem 6iib-
rer Iosrib unb nun bas ionoerbore@e.
fpnun in raienben @aIopp ieete, Der
bem @rnfen beinabe bas 2eben gefo-
Itet bGtte. @ubli6 retteten iid Die
gebesten Siere Dor ibren 8erfolgern
in elm 8auerngeboft, aber Der 9raf
ifpur itb in oieier Shmoe, niemals
mieoer nit ieinen Sirihen 8u fab.
ren. Ger @raf IieB ii6 baourh aber
niht abbalten, peitere Sabrten nit
Der Sieren 5u MAIDEN, na6bem er ben
eriten Shred iibermun0en unO Ieinen
S6pur bergeiIen batte. @s gelan9
ibm, Die Siere pollfommen ou aGb-
men, 10 baB iie iest bereits in Den
Straben Der Sauptita0t aIs 3ugtiere
benust tperben fonnen. Sier iino iie
ia Dor elmer Neute aiemIid iider, 10
oaB oerartige &ataitropben in Con.
bon ieIbit ni6t m0eIi9 iin6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12
Der @nnoerantumat.

ginen bibi6en 9eitrag 5u 6em
9apitel OerDummen, Die niemaIs ollie
lueroen, meIoet bic gariier 9olbei.
Webrere Sabre lang baben In Baris
bier geriebene Polen nit beitem gr.
foIge auf Die 9ummbeit ibrer Neit.
meniden ipefuliert, unb atpar puB.
ten iie ben Meniden ba ou paden,
mo- ibm am Ieihteiten nabeSufom.
men lit. an ieiner SeIosier. 4ur5
9eiaet, iie bebaupteten, bas uraIte
8robIem Der @eIbnermebrung in
perbIiiffenber @eiie eeIoit au baben.
9ur6 einen ~eIeftriiden BroSeB"
ioIlte bieie 8ermebrung Dor fi6 ge.
ben. 3tpei Sunoertfranfideine pur.
ben beiipielspeiie In ben 8un6erau.
tomoten bineingeleet, bieier oann
iorsfGItig peridloiien, Der .eIeari.
i6e Strom" binbur6eeIeitet, un6
Iiebe bal Rad pierunoopansig
StunSen bate iid au ben spei
Sdeinen elm britter bin3ugeiellt. III.
70 cine b6dlit eintrGeIide Sade.
SeIbitperitdnoIid iobeu iifl Die
idIauen BoIen oorber erit geb6rig
Die 2eute on, an Die lie iib beran.
ipagten. gI6er iie fplbten ibre So6e
70 9ebeimnisooa an3uereifen un6 iie
nit Dem gidnteIden bes 8moerba.
rem 70 eeinidt 5u umgeben, oab ibre
Spfer eine eroBe 3abI ousmaden.
ShliebIid1 aber nuroe cine Der
n9ummen" ibIou unO bedte Die
gauge Sa6e Der BoIi5ei auf, Die ben
8aruern oas Sanonerf Ieete.
llebrigcns ipieIte iid bel Der
lteberfiibruug Der 8auner eine er.
gosIi6e Sjene ab. glae bier be.
baiipteten u1mlid, fein @ort Sran-
Ioiiid3 5u perIteben. Serr @ui6ar6,
Der Gbef Der Bariier @ebeimpoIi5ei,
brahte lie nber baIo gum Reoen. Sn
oem bei6Ioennbmten @uroerarto-
noten faro er nGmIid Sfpei Sun.
bertfronfideiue. Snbem er iie ben
9aunern Beiete, fragte er snn3 I'M.
oermitteIt: .Bem eeboren bie2"
limb ale bier onttporteten prompt
TN beiten GrousOiii&: .Sis sebdren
mir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12
GrprsfuHssrsriucJ gegen eiueu baps.
ridden YrIHSsu.

rlidcn YrIHSeu.
s,or benz RriminaIgeribt in 2ies.
tel in Der Shtpeij ipielte iid) oieier
Gage acknowledgements ab, Der oes'
baIb beionOers Sntereiie bat. neil Die
grpreiiergeieai6aft lid einen Rrin.
gen aus Dem baperiifen SouigSs
bauie aIs Spfer auserieben bate.
Ger Srin3 itnnO in ieil.en iiingeren
Sabren in 9e3iebuHgen 5ii elmer
Wiindener Game, oeren Wiutter er
aIs gIr5t beban0eIt bate. Die SoIge
6es SerfcbrS, Der fid 3piiden oem
9Drin3en un6 Der Dame entipidelte.
lit elm beute feds Sabre nItes Wt10-
den. als Der Bring Die 9e5iebuu9eH
ju Der Dame IoIte, 3abIte er ibr eine
anicbnIibe glbfinoungsiumme; Don
bleier Summe mubten 10000 Rarf
fiir oas ain0 iidereeiteat peroen.
7ic Dame uno ibre Wtutter paren
nit benz @cI6 baIS fertig, unb MIN
6cannuen iie einen grpreiIerfeIb5us
eeeen ben 9rin3en. ausgangspunft
oieier grpreiiun9en mar ausburs.
Sp1ter fam bic Dame nad Der
SG,mei, un6 ifrieb bier einen ~9to.
mon" nit oem EiteI: ~9ie Sroina.
.tinnsihinbe zines prin5en". glIs Ser.
ICeer 5ei6nete Elm preiBiifer 9eier,
tsiir namens Seinrib &rete, Der in
IlrsieI6en robnte. 9epor Die 8rn.
idliire Dem 9ufIbnrbel siim 8ertrieb
iibergeben puroe, ri6tete Der .8erle.
ger" an oen 8rinSen einen 9rief, in
Dem er mitteiIte, oaB er .bas ~8cr.
Iaasrc6t" Oes 9fomans, Der ben
Grin5en iid)er, Dintereiiieren" Deroe,
fGuiIih erporben babe, unb 6ereit
iei. Oieies n8erlagsrebt" eegen ent.
ipredcnOe @ntiddoigung ab3iltreten.
Die @rpreiier bofften, bon bem Brin.
5en fir bas iogenannte 8erIaesrPht
100000 Narf 3u erbalten, DO iie
nnnabmen, Der Brin5 lperOe alleS
tiln. Inn oas eribeinen Der 9roibiire
gu perbiiten; Die 8crfaiIeriu hIaubte
aud, oaB Die @emabIiu oes Brinsen
iIren Gatten peranIaIien iperoe, tie.
Ole ebenaIige @eIiebte, bauern6 Su
urteritiieen. gs fam nber anoers,
aIa ole @erfaiIerin unS Der 8erleger
eS iif bahten. Ser baperiide @e-
Ian0te Itellte gegen oen .8erleeer"
Ioluie gegen Die llrbeberinnen soer
gar3en GrpreIiungsgeibihte BEL Der
baielan0ibaftIiden StaatSonnalt-
ifaft Strafantrag iuorauf &rete in
girSfeIoen un6 Die 8erfuiierin uno
bcren Wutter NarimiIiane 8iI6grit.
Der un6 9lnna @ugeI. .8iIogruber in
einem 9nieIer SoteI perboftet. pur-
ben. 9ei9Iagnabnt puroe cine iebr
umfnnareide Storreiponoen5. 9reie
mitrSe Ueeen grpreiiuns uno Der.
iuflter 8erbreitling uniittIiber
S6riftcn su brei Ionaten @efan9.
nis perurteiIt. Gie bei6en Srauen ia.
men nit Srei @oden Saft. Die burd
Die llnteriudunesboft perbiibt fino,
0opon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12
Die Gntartuna Der Sapana.

8elder Neinung BoIitifer, Batri.
oten, 8olfspirtibaftIer uno 8erteioi.
ger Der Wenibeure6te aud iiber Die
iegensreiden 5ol9en Der 9efreiung
aubas bonn ipaniidn Sod iein mo.
gen: eine Weni6enfIaiie, Die in al.
len 3ioiliiierten 9dnbern pertreien 1T,
tpirO OH Die Birtungen oes tubani.
iden arieges MIR init i9mer5Iiher
MeIan6olie ouriidbenfen f0nnen.
llnO oaS iino Die fiiItipierten 8au.
der, Ole pirfli6en &enner, Die mad
6em QUITE allein nit eef6loiienen.
guaen beitinlmen fonnen, aus mel.
den @ertitGtten tiibaniider 8igar.
reninouitrie Die Sapona berporge.
gangen lit, bic bic Rube nod oem
Diner 10 milSe berfIGrt. glber iei tie
nun cine Senrp&laD o6er cine lip.
mann, cine 2ope3, cine Bod ooer
eine sunares: per1nbert bat iie iih
bod, lit nift mebr Die aIte Saoana
aus ipaniIden 3eiten, lit cine neue
Sapana geporben. gsab Der @robe.
runa 3ubas burh Die, amerifaner
erItarrte iofort bas tptrti6aftli6e
2eben Der Sniel, uno praitiider ame.
rifaniIder @eidGftseeiit fam aud
auf bic Sbce, Die alten, tpenie ratio
neIlen Retbooen bes Sabafbaues 5u
berbeiIern. Wton tpollte Die 8olo'
arube, Die Die SaboffeIoer 8lbas
oarIteIlen, griinolider ntsnusen.
9abet tpur6e nit elmer i'm all9emei'
nen lanopirtihaftlihen Gimme bohit
rotionellen 8ooenfultur begonntn
man tat, mas Die alten Yflan5er bis.
Der aus SSnooIen3 ODER lleber5euglng
unterlaIien batten, man oiingte reid.
lid, mahtc Die @rbe letter llno bate
aud pirflidj rad penigen Sabren
allfopferuugsooQer glrbeit Die Sreli'
be, gr0Bere rmO reihere @rnten ou
er5ielen. glber etnes batten Die 9e.
formatoren nift oorausaeieben: nit
ser 8erGnOerung 6es @r0fInrnfters
bat iih aud Der Quit luo Der Cha.
rafter 6eS Sabafs oerGnoert. Bar.
teia1nger oe5 reuen Regimcs poIIen
oorin &oriiige fin0en, aber Die 8en'
ner ser guten alten 3eit. 6ie aus bent
Rau6en cine Guuit mahteu, itn6
anoerer 9luiiht. ia iie iprehen bon
elmer Gntartung Der e6ten aIten Sa.
pana3igorre mo iebneu beimIid in
naipem Gooismus Die Seiten 5iiriid,
6a 9ubo ipaniib mar, aber nod Die
oIten Saoanus prcou3ierte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12
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