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The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
BULLETIN OF THE SOCIALIST
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
OF WASHINGTON.

Permit me to assert, at the risk Of
rapid contradiction, that the world
belongs TO that intelligent minority
that have the brains (either hired or
otherwise) 10 run it. Now, don't get
alarmed my good working class com
rade. In many ways the capitalist
sinks beneath you in intelligence, but
he possesses that essential intelli-
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
JOINING THE PARTY.
BY Charles Edward Russell.

AT the close of the lecture some
one comes from the audience, shakes
me warmly by the hand, and says:
That's right! I'm with you! That's
what l believe! Pm a Socialist"
Taught by long experience, 1 say:
Member of the party?"
"No-rm not a member OF the
party, but l believe in Socialism,; I'm
Socialist
And then 1 am obliged to say:
Pardon me, brother; if you're not
member of the Socialist party you
are not a Socialist. Only those that
are willing to stand up and be count
ed are really Socialists. You know,
sympathy is a fine thing, but it
doesn't get very far in this fight If
you believe with us, why don't you
join?"
And then follows in every instance
one of the following formulas of ex-
cuse:
1. 81 don't like to tie myself up
to one organization"
2. 81 don't like to pledge myself
not to vote any other ticket Some
good men might be nominated by an
other party and I might want to vote
for him"
8. 81 like to be free and independ-
ent to do as l think best"
4. "The party management doesn't
suit me-"
The fact is, there is nothing in all
these objections but kind of intel
lectual cowardice or a kind of intel
lectual snobbery, or both.
If a man has the slightest idea of
the sacrifices that are being made in
this cause, he ought to think shame
to stand aloof and let someone else
fight for him. Take these women OF
the party. Not one of them that is
not ready to work until she drops, to
endure social ostracism, to give up
comfort and leisure for a purely I'M
selfish inspiration. A man must be
strangely made if he can stand by
and be inert while they endure. To
tell you the truth, l never see them
ing pretty small when l reflect on the
time when l played the lummax and
let such as they pay my dues and
bear my share in the conflict. If a
man really cares anything about the
cause or any part of it, he will lsaye
himself uncomfortable sensations here
after if he will waste no more time,
but come in and take up his place in
the ranks. He may not be able to
do much none of US do what we
ought; but at least he will save his
soul from the reproach Of Sinking
and with more knowledge and in |
formation as he gets older he will |
find that sore.
And there is nothing at all in this |
idea of preserving an individual free
dom by remaining outside OF the
party l ought to know; / tried it.
There is no good man" good enough
10 vote for it if he is not a candidate
Of the Socialist party. Let him be as
pueras snow and as lofty OF spirit as
an angel. and he vii accomplish moth
Ing except through Socialism. Under
the eapitalistic organization the best
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

sity. There old and young will gather
for the mastery of the kind of knowl-
edge that will make for human free
dom.
Let us reason together while, COM
rades, as to the form and features of
these nascent schools of the REVOLT
TON. Pipe up.
J. E. SINCLAIR.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Pana, I'LL.

The section hands on the Big Four,
Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Baltl-
more and Ohio and Illinois Central
railroads are on strike demanding an
increase in wages from $1.65 to $500
per day. Over 1000 men are out.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Omaha. Neh.

Eighteen members of the |. W. w.
were arrested in Omaha, Neb, recent
ly for making "incendiary" speeches
and otherwise disturbing the peace"
Free speech is becoming more of
myth every day.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Webster Seal, local members, will
speak next Sunday, July 6, in Odd Eel
lows hall, at 2:3O p. m. Subject will
be. 1.-THE Ancient Prophets and Modern
Socialism" The meeting is free to all
who wish to come.
w. H. WAYNICK.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

The local has elected the following
officials for the term of six months,
beginning with the first meeting in
July: Corresponding secretary Fred
Borchardt, 1861 East Holly st; flnan-
cial secretary, M. ]. Schwartz; wom-
ans correspondent, Anna oily, Silver
Beach Station, Bellingham; lyceum
secretary, Mrs. Il. Wallner; organizer,
+. Bickford. auditor, c, II. Shepard
son; literature and press agent, w, II,
Waynick
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
France.

The French socialist party has lost
to well-known comrades, both mem
bers of the chamber of deputies by the
death of Jacques Dufour, member for
Issoudun. and Ducarouge, member for
Charolles.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Switzerland.

In the recent elections held in
Switzerland the socialist party made
great gains carrying the Winterthur
district and electing another member
to parliament. In Zurich, Bern and
Biel the socialists won the judicial
elections. In Zurich the socialist can
didate for Judge polled 10000 votes,
and the school ticket was also elected.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
COMMENTS ON THE WORLD s
CLASS STRUGGLE.
(By Carl Ulonska,)
Uruguay.

The Uruguayan chamber of deputies
has passed a measure providing for
an eight-hour day for all workmen.
This is one of those backward 90
South American republics.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

spring country with the praises of the head and
National Cash Register Company who donated
public for the 100000 foodprevenon
fund
from? From surplus labor of
Howe following the Metal Polishing department for
he ending Saturday, June 7th:
Cut from $210 from 81 $3.50; from $3.50
from $3.50 1894 cut from 1926 to $45 cut from
$3.50 $87 cut from $3.50 to 4 cut from $3.50 to $4 cut
This is made piece work
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Italy.

After very bitter campaign the So
recently carried new district.
Alessandra, securing an addltionai
member in the national parliament.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
CALL FOR GEORGE MEADoR.

Can anyone locate this man? His
friends in Scottsville, Kentucky, want
tidings of him. He is supposed to be
near Everett.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Up Calgary is not crime to kill man. provided the killing
multitude of witnesses who have paid
admission performance Such in effect is the substance
the Arthur Pe who killed his opponent
McCary prize fight which officially designated as
sparring match.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
:. NEWS AND NOTES :

slave of unusual interest has stirred
up the good and Sacramento high pitch
The involved connected with
families San Francisco They amateurs
the fun Of the thing, but they made mistake by
slung girls likewise of prominent families
they confined their activities to girls Of the working class
all would have been well
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

captaistc countries but the executive
capitalists of that county The following order
the department of agriculture Washington is evidence of
truth of this Socialist Interpretation of governments
San Francisco ia blow that may paralyze the
industry from the Department of Agcu
Washington of order which requires that
every piece from Australia be examined by
the local inspectors
shipments been judged by the inspection of
few pieces selected random The order it stated that
unloading cargo formerly of about u hours
will take from three five days and the cost of handling will
be affected
traffic established approximately 500
beef and mutton have been landed and has
taken readily by retailers who have been selling from
pound below the price native beef Another
cargo packages Of the due today the
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
BELLIN CHAM

Tho Second Ward local has informed
the national office that the socialists
of Nottingham. as usual desire the ma.
tiona lycoum lectures.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Any book you want by mail. Leave
orders at HILLS Bookstore, 1929
Colby.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Judge John HUMPHREYS directed jury to bring in verdict
of in Col Blethen Col Blethn
editor of the Times charged with beng Joseph jarvis
Socialist printing that Mr. Jarvis had decamped
with Socialist party funds The judge directed the
that the state
to MALI in publication of the story
farmers wife killed by explosion OF what mad
been but which contained q cent
for damages for the death OF his wife "A
awarded $25 damages which affirmed by the SUI
preme Thus fixing the value OF farmer wife
cited show that the ruling OF Judge ralph
harmony with the general OF court DECISIONS
Judge Bells ruling unless dependent upon
chd recovered for the death OF child
Shrmansk brought action for $4,000 dam
against who and killed the Iyear
old daughter of the plaintiff
plaintiff allowed $50 the actual pecunay burial eX
penses :.
The acting of would not criticize action OF
when girls worth from 500 to $OO
when they from II to 10 years OF age
much Wanted property rights are attacked
when a 7-year old girl has no value whaever
The has been paid 100000 damages
the subway under
House Although the subway away below
ground the Aso would 1T was still the
the descndantsey the center OF the ear
The coal baons of Pennsylvania have completely undermined the
leaving imminent danger OF sinking INTO the
of the property were Obliged TO
purchase workable coal under their property TO
foundation 1t that it makes some difference VINO
whether the ownership extends to the center Oh the
earth 0
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Boost for the Commonwealth.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Angeles has been awarded $4,000 the price of
Up young boy has lost his 1t happened
He working laundry and while taking blanket
machine his caught in the machinery
and had be amputated His
father working slave himself became indignant He
filed $150OOOO for the loss of his boys
did he win the suit?
No! MOI
why did he not win?
Why employer had placed card the wall that
instructions. It read like this:
Keep you hands out of the machinery
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

steamer Ventura.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04
ans bentfeben @amem.

+ guf Shlo6 3amen, In Sdleiien
1T bic @emabliu bes Priuben Srisori4
8ittelm, seboreue Rrtnjeifin Neatbs
pon Ratibor uno @orbap, leste Wohe
pon einem TO9ter6en entbunoen wors
ben. Das frobe SamilienereigniB wur'
be ben Berlinern burh Die Gbgabe zines
Satuts uon 36 9anonenIhhiien mitge'
tbeilt. Der am 8. Suni 1910 in Yots'
bam sel9loiiensn @be oes Yrinjen
Sriebrid Dilbslm, jhueitsn Sobnss
6es uerltorbenenen PriuS'&egenten Vi
bref)t uon Brnunl9meig, mar bereits
am 2. Mai 1911 cine Gohter ent'
Tpruussn PrinSsifiu Wfarie Ebsrsis
T Die beutide Mai6insnfabrif.
aftisnssisllfdaft in Duisburg. Rtsin'
prouin3, erbislt pom amerifaniihen
Sriess. Department ben 3ui4lns anr
4isieruus GROCER 9rahnen fiir ben Ya'
namaianal. Die 9rabnen miinen cine
Sebefrait BON 622.0 Pfuno babsn.
Ole Deutiden butten niht nur amtrt'
fanii6e, ioubern aud euslii4e uno boil
l1nbiite 3onfurrenj gegen iih. Wfan
sweifelt nidt, oaB bic Beporauguhs Der
6suti i9su Snouftrie In oieiem Sale bic
elmer Bstbeilisuug on Der ausfsllnn9
In Gan SrauciscO gIuitise Stimmuns
nod meiter frdftisen miro.
T @iner Der beutniirbisiten Eaes
Der @rinueruns an bic sroBe Seit Dor
bunoert Subtep Der Gag bes Sie9es
Dor @ro6bseren, 1T am lesten Sonntae
am S6la6tort In einbruduollfter WeiIe
begansen worbsn. Den Wtittelpunft
Der Seier bilbets bic @inweibuns bes
pom 3rsiie Gsltom auf BEN Shlaht.
fet6 erri6teteu @eoenttburms nit elmer
@eod6tnis. Tafsl, melhe In eoloensu
9sttsrn ben Sies bes preubiiAsn @e'
nsrals BON Billion. bic Bemabrune
8erlius Dor Der Beiesuns our9 bic
Sraujoien Der Staawelt tunotbut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER.
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU-
LATION, ETC,

of THE SCRANTON W0CHENBLATT,
published weekly at Scranton, Pa, re-
auired by the Act of of August "a, 1912.
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will send one copy to the Thir dAssi-
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Classification, Washington, d. c., and
retain the other in the files of the post
office.
Name Of Postoffice Address.
Editor,-Fred. A. Wagner, Scranton, Pa.
Managing Editor........."-."...-."....
City Editor.
Adv. and Business Manager. ....,......"...
Publisher-Fred. A. Wagner, Scranton,
Pa.
Owners: Ifa corporation, give names
and address of stockholders holding l
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stock.) None.
Known bondholders, mortgages and
other security holders, holding per
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Sworn and subscribed before me this
22d day of March, 1913.
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My Commission expires atthe end of the
present Session of the Senate.
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Gsbe Narf Roti,en.

= Sran SEQ. Stmmler bon Sanip'
ton StrnBe 1T ani Dienitos pl6sli9 on
siusm @sbirui&las ssftorbsn.
Den @bsIeuten @illiam S9Sn
BON @puOu Strobs 1T Elm GO4terlsin
eeboren woroen.
5rdutein Carrie Sslrins BON glorb
Gperrett auenue unb Susb S'Brten
uon Der sleiden StraBe mnroen DOM
neritas yladHlittas in Der ct. potrid's
3ir1e Our6 Rfarrer 8. 8. Mc@udtn
als Elm @bspaar sinssissnst.
= Ole gsrmdblnns BON Srdulein
@liiabetb Wf. 9anna BON Siorb Deder
Court nit Clarence s. Slider BON
Sloer StraBe erfolete uorlestsn Wfitt'
mod abeub in Der 8obnuns Der Braut,
nobel Paltor s. 9. @uitarb amtirte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04

= Sranf .. SHUTTER unb feline Sat
tin BON Wfaoiicn Gpenue pnrosn am
Dienltas nabs Ysm Sausn, Conn.,, tn
einem @iienbabumrad set0otet.
= Charles Wiurrap BON Ufulberrn
Strass, Der am Donneriias 9tadt cine
Sabrt pon @oulosboro bierher itabl.
ftiir3te beim abiprinsen 10 unsliidli9
nieSer, Oas Die linfe 9ano auf ote Shie'
nen fam unO ibm idmmtIihe Singer
BON ben Rdoern abseihnitten wurben.
= Ole am Montas Hu9mittas in
Balborf Purt ubsebaItene Deuti6e
Gag Ssier uno Sabnenweite ieitens oeS
Sadapanna 3weisss, mar BON berrlid'
EN- @etter besiinitist uno cine anf bei'
nabe 1000 bere6nete Ebsilnebmsridaft
battle iib su oerielben einseitellt. SSir
mhlien nnS nit osrSri2;ssaSyfsp be9nii'
s'Hj ssi e. ~ ||llII;;
5tssif1ssuhIs, tsf 80 fH5stsg dusai iasssa.
- Serr 5ranf Ssder, Del, beutife
9anoioat fiir Die 9iomination fiir Wfas
nor Der Staot Scranton, seminnt in
ieiner Beperbung ,uiebenos OH StGrfe
uno es eri6eint oils Siemlid.iiher, bab er
bel Der Rrim1rmabl uls Sieser fir Die
JiOminatiOu srfUlsrsi6 iein wiro. @r
1T negen isinsn liberalen Gnihauunsen
allentbalben moblbefannt uno bieles
iheint ben @inbrud niht Su usrfehlen,
penn Die Biirssr im allssmeinen min
lhen einen Wiann oils WtaDOr. Der libe'
raj 9enue lit. Inn alien SOltstlalien &C.
re6t su mepoen. lpOllen ole Siir9er
nift lisber siusu iolben Mann nOmi'
niren uno erm1blen, als mie eineu, Der
iit uieleitt iu.@rtremen biureiBen lul
tn miro ? @anS 9ewiB, uno Oabsr
ratben mir ben Oeulihen. oabiu III
wirteu, oaB 0err Sedsr am 16. Sspt.
nomiuirt unO i'm 9iouember erwIblt
miro.-N6u.
- Serr 6. 6. Serber, pelder bel Der
beuorltehenoen BrimGrmahl unl 16
september. iih auf benz rspublitnuiihr
Ell uno @aibin9ton 2idet fiir Die oto
minotiou fir Hesiiter Of gBills beDer
ben wiro, 1T 10 woblbetunnt, ioouB es
fnum n6tbi9 eridsint. peiteres iiber ibn
iu ingsn. Serr 6erber, Der uun elmer
lpoblbefannten. nlter oeutifen iSamilic
abitammt. bat alS @eidditsmann cine
laneiGbriss uno sriinOlide @rfabruna
bur69smu6t. melhe ibn befGbist, einem
glmt wie Jfsgilter Of SSitls in fGbiser
Veiie uOr,uitsben uno per i'm fennt
neiB beltimmt, ba6 i'm Sale ieiner 9io'
minatiOu uno @rnGblung. er iih Zen
YHitten oes Gmtss psriUnlid miomsn
uno on;u Iehen uirO, oa6 es einwauos'
frei eefiibrt miro. Wenn Die Oeutlhen
| ibm lbre Stimmsn ,utOmmsn Iaieu, 70
miro Serr Serber un;meiieIbait nomi'
nirt uno erndbtt uno oas Solf erbdlt
einen tiihtigen uub whroi9en Yertreter
in oisIem midltissn amt. Yerseiisn
sic oaber niht. an 16. September
Sbre Stimms fir @. s. Sserber iiir Res
glitter OF gBins ab,ueeben feline amtss
uerpaltun9 .mtro niht allein ibm. ion.
bern aud uns Deutl6eu CUR .@bre se'
rei9en.-slou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04
Sin Dier Sage&er=
fauf BON 6rauell
Striimbfen.

, @uts, suusrldifiss Striimpfs : Oisis
Sorte, uslde ole regular fanfsn nno
Ianss trassn. finb niHt INNER su iold
maeissn Prsiisu ju babsn. Siur Der
gnfaui In srOssu Sunntitatsn. Ssitsl'
luussn su fausn 3siteu uub iibsrbauf'
ten sabrilantsn abnebmen, tonntsn
iOldbs grsils brinssn. Der Isrfauf be-
ainnt bsute Morssn I'm 8 llbr uno
bausrt pier Eass.
srauen 12a @suts i9wurss gauui'
wolle Striimpfs. Ssrfanisprsis, oas
Yaar. 6 Gents.
Srausn i6warSs sisls -Surion..
StrAmpfs, iscOnOs bon benz bsitsn 25
Ssuts @rab. Ssriaufsprsis, oas Paur,
is Gents.
;Srausn i9parjs uno ton Sislt Bur-
ionA Strimpfe, iscOnos bon 35 nno so
Gents @rabsn. Serfaufsprsis, Oas
Paar, 10 Vttiln'
Srausn i6warSs, tan uno nstBs Sst'
Se.Boot Striimpfs. uSrresnlare' pom
so @ents @rabe. 8erfaufspreis, bas
Puar, 20 Gents.
Sransn i@warIe unb farbiss Sstos
Strampfs. .Srrssuldrs" pom 81 @raOs.
Seriaufsprsis, bas Puar, SO Gents.
5rauen ton 9isls Striimpfs, ieeonos
sines 80 Gents @rabes. SsrfaufspreiS,
bas gaar, 9 Gents.
6rausn 25 @euts ihwar3e anBer
@rSse Baumpoue Striimpfs. Ser
fuufsprsis, bas Ruar, is Gents.
Siausn so Gents ihpar3s nierjeri'
iirte elsie Striimpfe. Sertanfsprsis,
oas 8aar, % Gents.
ainber 1b @ents i9warie uno far
SaumwOls Striimpfe. Ssrfaufspreis,
bas gaar, 9 Gents, brei Paare fur ,2s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04
(@arbOnOale gOrreipouOens.)

Il Der 2uftiaiiifahrt fir ben Sri.
unfsebfnndl ut Hunmebr and 8nbH &C.
bro1en. Sin Tbirinssr SnouitrieIier.
welber iomeit Die BefauntsebunS isi'
mes ytnmen8 perwei9ert bat. taufle fiir
fid islbit elm Slusjeus, cine @ttrid'
2aube. au. @r engusirte eineu 5lieser,
Der NIT einsm DipIOm uerieben lit. uno
wirb Iid pon bislem in Der Nuft berum.
tutihiren lulien. @S 1T tbutidhlid oas
erite 6lu9Seu9. welhes fIir ben Rripat'
9ebrnub ermorben woroen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04

S@reibt iiber ibren Damn. vWein
Utann-, i6rsibt Srau Wtutbilba Ruba
pon @nft Hanbolpb, 8ermont, ~slaubte
ni6t on Misbi;in. @r iaste Dies lsi
nur etipas for Srauen unb 8inber. @ts
mes Cages ,inbsB srfranfte sr pl0Sli6
lebr bsfiis. @r fam eilsnos beim unb
isste fid in's 8stt. @r ueriu9ts, ii9
onr6 Sapisen @rleidteruns Su per.
ldaifen, bod anftatt better 3u Derben,
npr6e es i1limmer nit ibm. ShlieB'
lid euti9loB ct ii9, einen Seriu6 nit
oem glpenfrGuter 81 MAIDEN, uno eb'
er nod bic gauSe Slaife sebraudt bat.
te, mar sr wiebsr elm 9einnoer Wfann.
@r 1T jest sin treuer Sreunooss alpen'
frduters.-
: Sorni's glpsnfrdutsr bat uisle 3weiis
Ter, bic tranf uuo lsibeno maren, 3u
Sreunosn 9ema6t. @r III ni9t in
apotbsten gu babsn. SpeSialsGseuten
liefern ibn Dem PubIitum. Wfan i6reibe
an: Or. Beter Sabrnep & CONS Co.,
1926 90. 9oDue auenue, @bicaso,
SlinOiS.
5orni's alpenfrduter Blutbeleber ilt
3u baben bel oenrp gBaltsr, 1011 @eoar
9lpenue.
Ole fsinssen cruc,earssltsn IN ssF staat
a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04
6simatbsiremblins.
(GHssn srautpsin -. s.Ils.)

@s ilinet Elm 9ieo i'm Ser;en an,
gDir milien nibt mober nno mann
Der iiiBe Con entiprun9.
Sc ihmei6elt fid 10 tisf hinein
Sn nuierer Ssele ftilltn S4reiu,
uno wiro bewobrt 10 lang
g9ir frassn i'm. ben lieben @aft:
SDie bot mid biefes 3ieo eriaBt
90 gang uno Dnnberbar :?
. Sdnger fomm. erfldr' eS mir,
Gag, wie entftonb oaS 2ieo In Dir
Das alfo trauli9 mar?
Das Sieb, usriest Der Sdnser idnsu,
Das tn Dir wiberilana 10 bea,
Diss Sieb erfanb niht ih
$50 Deiner Seele Haterlanb,
Son bort wiro oieies 9ieb eeianot,
Dort 1T es beimatbli4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04

4 Ssit Der ansefiinisten GntideiO'
ung Der bsutiaeu Re9ieruns, Die @in'
labnus 3ur Tbeilnabme on Der i'm Sabre
1915 In Gan 5rancisco itattfinoenoen
Banama. Pacific slusitelluns ab,uteb'
nen, bat fh Die gnsslessnbeit anf Der
IaseSorOnuns bsbauptet. @s mebren
fi6 Die 9timmen aus ben uerihieoen'
ften &rsiisn, oaB, tros Der amtli1en
abIase, cine oeutide Betbeilisuns an
benz llntsrnebmen init alien wtitteln &C.
f3roert weroen lollte.
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Mprb Seranton.

= Gls Der 7Oidbriss Wfidusl &eap
BON @liiubstb StraBe am Wfontae bic
Diamond Strase 9reu5uus iibsri1rei'
ten wollte, 3ermalmte ibn ein beran'
brauisnoer Soblenlu9.
= Wfartin Barrett BON @learuiem
Stra6e trus am Donnsrltas in Der
8ellsuue 3ede elm sebrOhenes &hdSrat
bupon, ais ibn Elm sSelienfall traf. st
warbe In IebeueaeIdbrlideH 3uitano
na9 BEN 9abuemann 9oipital 9sncifl'
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04
Dpn ber eabfeite.

0rau Sranf Sroper uoH Wiapte Str.
lte9t 9ef6brliA trfronft barnisoer.
Gin E61tertein but iiG bel ben @be'
tenten @eorgt s. Slein pon stafford
Nuenue ein9eitellt.
9err Wiar 9enfelmann unb Srdulein
9ieuls wnroen geitern ap einera sliid'
li9en @bepoar ein9eiegnst.
9orsn3 Pbillips unb Srdulsin Gnua
WteSale uon Minerul Npsnue murosn
Montas ebelih perbunben.
Sr1ulsin glugultn 8numsifter BON
Bird StraBe reiite am 5reita9 nod
Dsuti6lanO 5uriid, mo iie iib ndaftens
uermdblen ipirb.
g8ieoerum lit elm alter beuti6er Yin.
iiebler bieier Seite 5ur groBen Grmee
abberuien morben. inbem 9err Beneoift
Rrait fen. uon Stone 9Ipenue am Don'
nerItag Gbeub nah fur3sm llnmoblieiu
ltarb. Der 8eriiorbene, melher I'M
63. yebenSiabre itauo, miro pon Der
9Bittme uno mebrersn 3tnbern iiberlebt
Ole Beilssuns .erfOlste Wtontas yia9'
mitta9. nah einem 2raueroienft In oel
ct. Wfarien Stride, i'm 6riebbOf oel
@emeinbe bel 9io. 5.
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Ole fsinsten oruesesrbsstsn IN asF staat
IIefsrt die once dss '.Woonsnhiztz-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-04
StAttf 8eGer,
Serantpn.
Yrimdr.@ablen:
Gienifa9, I6. September
1918.
I iibr Wlursehs bis Z ilbr slbeubs.

Nph %tot NNHU HtH N9h NeSNHpNs
Serr 5rnnf 8edsr, welder iif nm
bic domination fir Mapor bepirbt,
finost in ieiner 9ampnene etu nllsemei'
mes @ntseaenfommen. oenn allieits fpiro
er als Elm Wfann betrahtet. pelher bas
perantportlithe Gmt in tiiftiser 0siie
uerpoltsn uuo gum Seiten Der Staot
uno Birger eintretsn miro. NuBeroem
lit Serr Beder Deeen ieiner llberalen
slnihaunnaen mOhlbetannt. looaB man
I'M Sale isinsr Homiuntion uu6 @r.
mablung fiber iein fam, oaB feline
amtsperpaltung feline ensberji9e unb
pom 9aftsnssilt burhnebte iein tpiro.
Sofisntli6 erinnerH ii6 uniere beutlhen
Wfitbfirser Oaran, mas uns i'm id9iten
Snbr beDoriteht, uno ioretu oafiir, bas
Gin Wiunn pie Serr Beder fIir oaS amt
nominirt uno ermdblt rptro.