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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
WANT A TUG OF WAR
WITH MASON CITY MEN
LABOR DAY EVENT FOR TOWN
PUTTING UP THE LARG-
EST PURSE.

The following challenge to the Ma.
son city tug of war team, which is
said to have better material than
any team in Nevada or California,
was posted today with the money
we. the Tonopah Tug of War
Team, do hereby challenge your city
team for tug of war contest for
the sum OF $500 side, said contest
to take place on next Labor day in
the town offering the largest purse;
also $3.50 to be given the visiting
team to cover travelling expenses.
"This challenge is not intended for
the world but for the people of one
town egainst those of the other.
Signed. II. p. CULLINAN.'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
BREAKS INTO HOUSE
WHEN MAN IS AWAY
ALARM RAISED BUT INTRUDER
ELUDEs PURSUIT IN
THE DARK.

A lynching might have occurred
last night about midnight when
man was discovered in the house Of
Mrs Coloney crawling toward the
bed, Mr. Coloney was on night shift
and his wife was alone in the house
which is situated on the little bluff
back of the Tonopah & Goldfield
depot When the alarm was Civ
the wretch darted out of the house
by the door and was pursued by the
night watchman of the railroad who
heard the screams of Mrs. Coloney
and ran to her assistance.
The chase was taken up by others
in the neighborhood and had the fel-
low been caught there would not
have been any necessity for the pres
ence of the police, There is no clue
to his identity.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
SILVER AND GOLD
LEAGUE To MEET
TOMORROW
HALF RATES TO THE GROUNDS
BY THE TWO AUTOMOBILE
COMPANIES.

A good time is assured when the
Goldfield picked nine and the Tono-
pah Stars cross bats tomorrow af-
ternoon at Recreation park. Ladies'
viii be admitted free and arrange
ments have been made with the auto
companies to charge only twenty-five
cents for the trip to the park. This
is a concession that will be appre-
cated by those who have families
to accompany them and the thanks
of the boys are extended to the Con-
solidated Auto company and the
jerks Taxicab Co. The game will
be called at 2:3O p. m.
The following is the lineup for to-
morrow's game Look 'em over and
get out and root for your home team
and thereby encourage the national
game at home.
Tonopah-Prout, Hopkins, p; Oar
ragh, c; Harris. 1b; Hunter, 2b;
Crosby, 3b; Perry. IS, Splitter, cf;
Perk, If; Hatton, rf; substitutes, Mul-
len, Morris and Silver,
Goldfield-B Butler. Williams, p;
Nichols c; Anderson 1b; Lemar, 2b;
Matot, 3b; Douglas, IS; Bertramis
cf; Berger. If; Raisberry. rf.
Umpire-Brook.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
SILVER PEAK MEN
HAVE TAKEN IN
THE TWENTY
TEN MEN PLACED AT WORK
TUNNEL BEING REoPENED
AND ROAD BUILT.

ALLEGHANY, Cal, July 90 The
Twentyone quartz mine is reported |
to have changed hands. There is
no one in authority here that can
confirm the report but that there is
a basis for il is evidenced by the
fact that one Bradley, said to repre-
sent the silver Peak Mining com
pany Of Nevada arrived the latter
part Of the week and on Monday
morning placed ten men at work,
part of them at reopening the tunnel
and the others at the construction OF
a short stretch of road from the
Tightner- Smiths Flat road to the
portal of the Twenty-one mine. Brad.
ley stated his intention before leav-
ing for San Francisco on Monday
noon that he went to arrange for the
transportation Of 25O,OOO pounds Of
freight to the mine, the same osten.
sibly being machinery and equip
ment designed for extensive deyel-
opment.
The mine has been idle for months
pending the settlement OF litigation
between c. c. Garry ct al, former
bondees and lessees, and f. Nj
Phelps, who was a gobetween in a
deal between Garry ct al and com
pany in which Phelps was a stock
holder. Carry states that the money
to settle the differences between
them has been placed in the banl
and that he understands there has
been a new deal whereby the Silver
Peak people assume control II no
full ownership.
The Twenty-one mine is one OF th'
earliest lode locations in the ALE
ghany district, taking in ground OF
both sides of Kanaka creek, ant
having its workings opening out upo
the Jungletown crossing
The claim encloses couple Q
lodges, one of which is the sout
extension of the famous Sixteen-tt
One mine, and the other, a parable
being the same ledge on which ar
situated the celebrated Tightner an
Rainbow bonanzas, the Twenty-On
lying between the two. Through a
adit level about 2OO0 feet Of horizo
tai drifts were run upon the Tigh
ner-Rainbow ledge, getting a coup
of hundred feet of backs, and son
rich ore was encountered in the dri
ing thereof, but no attempt was mac
by the Phelps management at reg
lar mining, the drifts mainly of G
ploratory intent The early di
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
LOOT ALL STORES
AFTER SEEING
THE CITY Of
DURANGO
REIGNS IN DURANGO
SINCE TAKEN BY THE
REBELS.
Cny ASsocIated Press.l

tHE ASsOeihted iresssl
Ell PASO, July 20 Virtually all
the leading stores and virtually all
the smaller ones were destroyed by
rebels when they captured Durango
recently. Trains leaving Juarez yes
terday for Chihuahua were attacked
by rebels, who were repulsed by the
federals escort.
SAN DIEGO, July 20 Secretary
Bryan's office has notified the dis
trict attorneys office today that the
state department will investigate the
action of an official at Ensenada
Lower California, for refusing tc
honor extradition papers for Joseph
Leroy, wanted here for highway rob
berry.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
JAPANESE
BLAMING
CABINET
EDITORS URGE NATION TO cUL.
TlVATE MORE INTIMATE RE-
LATIoNs WITH MEXICO.

TOXIC, July 26-Some leading
newspapers today accuse the Japan
ese cabinet of lack of diplomatic
adroitness in the negotiations con
nected with the California alien land
situation They urge that advantage
be taken of Mexico's friendliness in
order to further Japan's cause At
the same time they question the sin
cerity of the United States
Vice Minister of Commerce Hash
imoto, in a statement said; The au-
thorities understand it is reasonable
for merchants to refuse to exhibit
at the exposition because Of resent
ment over the land ownership bill
but the government believes such
participation will ease the situation
and hopes to send as many exhibits
as possible.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
LIGHTNING STRIKES
ENORMOUS OIL TANK

MASON, Nev, July 26 Lightning
struck the big Southern Pacific co.,
600 gallon oil tank at this place dur.
ing a severe electrical storm and
wrecked the tank
The oil flowed into the Carson riv-
er and a flood Of inky blackness roll
ed down stream as the oil lasted,
making the murky color of the river
stil more somber hued.
The loss to the Southern Pacific is
heavy as the tank was practically
full when the bolt struck It,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
On
ELECTRIC
PICKET
SUPERINTENDENT SHOOTS MAN
WHO THREW A ROCK AT
HIS AUTOMOBILE.

STOCKTON, July 26. Superintend-
ent b. c. Monohan of the Pacific
Gas & Electric company shot and
wounded James Briggs. a picket of
the striking linemen, this morning.
He and two others threw rocks at
the Monohan automobile, Monohan
said several rocks struck the ma
chine, and he saw that one assailant
had revolver. Then he began shoot
ing The strikers did not fire.
Monohan took Briggs to the hos
pital and notified the police. He
was shot in the hip. Several ar
rests were made. Monohan was not
arrested.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
CRIES FOR HELP
COMING FROM
The INTERIOR
FOREIGNERS IN CHINA APPEAL
FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.


: UN NssUrInIrd Frtssl
HANKOW. July 20 Urgen ap
peals were received today frorl for
eigners at Ky Ling for a naval
guard They number more than 2o00.
mostly women and children Author,
tiles have taken no action The
northern forces, according to dis.
patch from Kiu Kiang, have started
a general advance and the rebels
are retreating in disorder.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
STOLE SISTERS JgweLRY

NEW YORK, July 26 Admitting
she had stolen $40O worth of jew,
elry from her half-sister, Anna Mil
Ter, who appears in vaudeville
sketch, Maria Gardner, also an act
ress. s3 years old, was held for the
grand jury,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
SILVER PEAK COMPANY
GIVEN TIME TO APPEAL

Time for perfecting the appeal in
the case of Robert Peterson against
the Pittsburg Silver Peak Gold Min
ing company was extended to Sep
tember / by Judge Moran in the dis
trict court.
The defendant against whom judg-
ment for $4,000 was recently given
by jury, served notice of appeal
and asked for time in which to pre-
pare papers A motion for new trial
was denied last week.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
Weekly Tonnage

The Tonopah Mining com
pany sent to mill 3400 tons;
} Belmont, 2105; Montana Ton
} opah 1915; Tonopah Exten-
} sion, Ills; West End, 1890;
} MacNamara, SIS; Jim Butler,
400; North Star, $50; Merger,
$50; Halifax. so; Midway so.
Total production for the week
10000 tons; estimated value,
S255,l10
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
OUT FOR a FISHING TRIP.

Jimmie Blair and Cary Stevens Of
the West End Mining company went
out for a fishing and hunting trip 10
Kings canyon by auto today They
expect to stay over sunday and
promise all their friends a supply
of fresh fish and game on their re-
turn.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
rsMPERAruRs REPORT.

Highest temperature yesterday, 75;
a year ago, 50.
Lowest temperature last night, 4S;
a year ago, 81.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26

owners of the mine sunk shaft OF
100 feet from the bed of the creek to
the ledge, but when the water came
in abandoned the proposition.
Some wealth, however was obtain.
ed from the grass roots pockets
of the outcroppings Of the Lodges and
the mine is regarded as one Of the
most promising in southern Sierra
county. The great bonanza gold
shoot now being mined in the Tight
ner has its pitch and trend toward
the Twentyone ground and 1t is
believed that by sinking deep shafts
the continuation Of the same south
ward win be encountered,
The silver Peak is regarded as one
of the wealthiest mining corporations
operating on the Pacific coast ant
the unlimited capital that it has a
its command should enable It to de
termine the merit Of the Twenty-on'
az great depth and with vigor
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
AMERICANS IN DOUBLES
DEFEAT ENeLisHMEN

WIMBLEDON Eng, July 26.-Mau-
rice Mclaughlin and Harold Hackett
Il New York won the doubles to-
day from II. Roper Barrett and c. P
Dixon of England. three sets to
two, in the Davis cup play.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26

:. It's OF exceptional value
price it's sure to he adj,
the Bonanza, else the gfIELU
~ hon4Iassly unpraDAMv
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
RAILROADS WITHDRAW
LIST OF GRIEVANCES
DANGER OF ANOTHER STRIKE
PASSES AWAY WITH ADoP.
TIoN OF NEW POLICY.

NY NNsNCIhItW TFtsH'T
NEW YORK, July 20 Eastern
railroads withdrew today the de-
mand that their grievances against
employees be considered by the fed
eral board of arbitration appointed
to consider the demands of employees.
1t is believed this has averted the
danger of strike
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26
STRIKERS DISAPPOINTED
BY GOVERNORS REPLY
tRy Associated Pres-.D

CALUMET, Mich, July 26.-Union
officials are disappointed over the
tenor of Governor Harris reply to
the proposal that he intervene to set
tie the copper strike II is assert
ed he Disseminated in favor of the
companies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26

II it's of exceptional value at the
price. it's sure to be advertised in
the Bonanza. else the merchant would
be hopelessly unprogressive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-26

Location notices ror sale at the
Bonanza office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
als Der Genbdrm uno Der Dd9tmsi.
fier anaerannt fpmnen. 4

nDie Serr'n erIaubn fdon. bab id
mid gu Sbnsr lsb" ipri@t Der qoIi.
5si9vpaltise ioDidl; .tpiH'ue e. i9
tiebib' RamIi3 10 fiirdtbor strn!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
sias an#amitifae ssss#st.

Die in6o 6inef!6e geb0lferans
bon 9lnnam bepobrt nod beute .is
nen rei6en S9db BON iiberIiefe,.tH
alten Sinnipriideu, Sdgen unb 2es
eenoen, Bel 6eren 8etru9tuns Tl4
0em GurppGer Dor allen ein feltIus
m.r 3ug oisies @pItss aufOrGrat:
oi. uneefp0bnIi6e, oft gu einem sdit
frontbaften @eis p.rssrrte Sparicms
felt bieIes @oltes. @ie ipeit ot,ler
@,is g.bt, prGst iid nit ndiper gins
6eutieteit in Der folsenben olten nlts
namitiI6en 2egenoe aus: Gin @rtis
bsIub brei SDbne. gtIs sr Gle Strns
De feines Sobss berannuben fihlie,
rief er Die SDbne an iein SterGes
lager uno TteIlte linen Die Sroge. tcas
Iie nit ibm naf f,insm Sooe besins
men piirben. SD. sntgesnete Der
@elteIte, .iperoe @ud einen prd9t:een
2eihensug nit Mufit ridten lahen."
Va I6iitteIte Der @ater oas Soiipt
unb fagte: .0u biit Elm @sri9p'n<
Der, tpelcben 3tped bate 6iefe nuBloie
gtussabe9" SD, snts.snsts nun Ger
3peite, .iperOe bid auf Dem 6eIos
bermooern luFen". rS9on bsfsr",
erpioerte Der @dter. nbenn aum'ns
beIt pirIt 6u bsin @.lo nidt sers
aeuoen; aber untportete mir duf tlne
ssraae: ipsibt ou mid ni9t bsNer
dussunub.n2" Ou trat Der brittle
@Obn bor un6 fosts: sd ipe7os
bid einIals.n uno auf Der Stslle
ptrfaufen." .geFer". Iuete Der
@t.rbenoe. vin Dir ertenne i4 meinen
lpobren 9lbfommsn. unb 10 eebe id
Dir nod cine Daruung: 8trfude MIDI
nidt on unisren Nadbdr su psrtou@
fen, oenn er 1T Elm fhls4tsr &da!er
uno tpiir0e qenuu iiberlegen, tpieo:et
@tl6 er Dir bieten f6nnte".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
SSpntJat Sraat~srbans.

Die Derbuns untsr ben Putursns
ifdmmen 9irmas III ebsn 10 einfo4
ipie = man m5hts fusen = ibplIiia.
am erifen Sage bes @inters berans
ftaltet Der Stamm Elm srobes Seit,
roSu iid alle beiratsIuitigsn Sung
frauen einftnoen uno Der Wtuiit laus
I6en, Die Die Sunsg.iellen maiden,
bic unter Dem rWunidbolm" iiben
un6 ibre 2ieblinssinitrumente ertOnen
IuFen. 8snn Die Muib. nuh Der Gin
FOLDER bsgebrt, an ibm poriiteraebt,
bemiibt er Iib, Iautsr unb gefiiblOcIz
Ter su fpitl.n. 8ed9tet iie oas ni9t
unb s.bt iie rubig bel ibm poriiber, 10
psiB sr. baB iie ibn nidt buren Uill;
ipenn fie basegen cuf ibn autritt uuo
elm. 8Gume ouf fein Snitrument legt,
Iprinst sr auf unb erfuBt ibre Suno,
bod nit Der @orii1t. Die 8lume bas
bel ni9t fallen au laFeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
Der Sportreoaftenr ais 3nn1s
frittfer.

Sn eir.r Sport5eitf6rift 1T iemano
auf Den @infan getommen. al fru>
gen, tpie pobI Elm Spprtreoatteur
cine muiitulif9e 9tuffiibrung bsurieis
len ipiiroe. Der tritif9e 9eri6t, Der
iia ols cine launige SelbIttperIpots
tung elmer seipifen Dirt bon ,,Spcrts
oeutfd" eibt, tpirbe 6ana9 ettpa 70
ausfallen:
nSie 9ei9er ifslIten ii9 on Der
Snnsnieite. bi9t BEL ben 2ampen auF.
Der Sdis6sri9ter, Der nit einem
tleinen Sattitpd ausseriiitet por,
fungierte sIsi95sitis aIs Stuiisr.
unmitteIbdr bor Dem Start ftellts er
ii9 auf elmer &ife aut Dor Ser elm
pult itdno. Our9 Wintsn nit feis
mem Stod belt er bie 4pnfurrenien
in Oronuns. Damn T6idte er lie
mad Der MsIooie .2Gn6li9e Sc9>
5eit" bon @olomarf, Opus 26, auf
Die Reife. Si. fpransen sisnIi9
sGsidmdbig ab, elmer Der @sig.r lag
efrpas in Ser 5iibruns. Ser Mcan
nit Dem SadsbOrn bsriu9ts, iie sus
riidsurufen, absr fe stngsn in frlns
osnber Sabrt oapon. Ser Roniras
bab fiibrte ods Sinterireffen. Raf
Dem eriten @ierteI oes &uries brad
bic tleine f9pdr5e 5I0ts meg. user
Die @eis.n an Der Snnenieite bisitsn
Iih gut sueinanbsr uno legten cine
m0roerifde pace por. 8si Ser ba,ten
Strsde seiste Die pofaun. 3ei4.n
bon Grmiioung. Cine fleine. trir3s
fdipaasigs Gl6te tdmpfte fhnrf nit
Dem Waloborn. fiel ober bdib auss
espumpt 5uriid. Dos oids, aIts
8OmborSOn Tnien ipGbren6 Oes 9lns
ssn gRennens in gf6ten su fein anb
roarte fiirdterIi6. Gs belt ii9 aber
tapfer Bis gum G9GuB. 9tne funen
in gutter Sr6nuns am 3ieIpfoiitn
borbei, Der gi6ter f9ien aber ftin.
@ntI9uIoisuns fGllen su t0nn.n. 81
madte einen miiben gin6rud."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11

bic Sarten unb @sgrouten, bte II.
f9on in Qmerito ituOiert unb anges
merit batte.
@On 8spunberung unb Riibruns
erfiiIIt, baB iie ii9 ibm 10 bisfret
unb bebinsunsslos onbsrtraut, 10
obnt jebeu Proteit sefiigt bat, blidt
er SerItreut ouf bic 8arten nieber
unb Oeritummt. 9a bat lie WlitIeio
nit feinsr 8eidGmtbeit unb iast
iparm: sd bin Sbnsn aber ou9 fir
bieie Sour ni9t minber bantbar. Sic
NOR punberspunbsri90n @ie
tomen Sic obsr eerabe ouf biefe9"
&IeinIaut si6t er 8eI9sib. Gre
items 1T iie eine SOenItour, Mdri9s
Seit unb Sdpieristsiten bleiben itets
in ongenebmen 9r,nsen, bic 6ernii9t
9eb0rt gu ben id1Dnften, bic Siitten'
Derpfleguns iit erfttIaffts unb bnnn,
f6IieBt er freimiiiis, viuor biefer Berg
bic erite Station auf meiner 5erisns
reiie. Sd tpollte Sbrettpsssn ni9t
INN mein progrcmm tomen
~9rnpo". iaets Iie entsiidt. ~Hun
fino mir quit! Run boben mir sina
amber ni9ts mstr borsunerf.n!"
S6 bic 3tuei iib fanosn9 = Die
ftiIIen 8erge ipiifen es. Die bubsn
in tbrem Sdalten beim glbitiege ic
man9en lanssn, iiiBen aub seIeben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
: Qus 2ies6ens auffa

-Ius 2ies9ens 2luff a B.
beft. Die @ule mu9t es ipie Die
RaBe: ipenn's ben 1T, tunn iis nidt
gut tuden, ourum tommt fie erit in
Der Ro4t ans Saseslibt.
@abrf 9.inli6. Der 3pros
fefOr tabsIt beim llnterricbt einen
S9iiler: nMiilIer, sic iino 70
oumm. ipsnn sic elm S9af pGren.
sic piirben sIuub' i4 tpabrbaftig,
gar blDten4.
@rfabt. 2sbr.r: .giIo.t ei'
men Sab nit Dem DOrte .gI.
manu9"!"
S6iiIer: n@sb On nit gIfa bots
aus, ib tomms nit 4lmd no9".
aibner SbIuB. =
,@enn ih meine 9sIob0rIe bstra6te.
muB i6 INNER psinsn". = Isl. iit
pobl Don &rotooille6er9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
sor sas ano saa.

Bon Sueo 8oIfean8 SbiGipp.
Bor Sag unb Sau
Bin idj gegdngsn.
9ie YlurgennebeI bIab uuo grdu,
-9udl all Der moreenfeu6ten Vii
0S9iuer bangen.
'Sf Idreite burh bies beilee Sdtueisen.
itnb ieber S6ritt
Gnbod,t lmo @brflr6tl =
Sim Often odnmert's fabl uno fabl,
llub in bas Sal
Salt Itreuge 9iureenfiibIe.
SSdl fpdubele erhobncn Soallptes
Ilnb benfe mitleiospou Der ltimpfcn
Sdldf"r
Nuf bunpfem Yfii9Iel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11


9spunoeruns unb Soda9tung. lBer
bGtte oem iIeinen Wtonne folhen
Mut augetrauts 2lIs be 8rten ibr
9epabtfein fpieoereriunst bate, gtns
au9 lie auf ben Wirt gu unb oriidtc
ibm Die SGnoe. Damn elite lie mad
SouIe. Die iibriesn 9Gfe aber
bIisben nod unb IieBen ii4 ods 81
ZEN uno bic Weine tpeiter f6meden
Weit iiter bic 1lmssseno binous
perbreitete ii9 ber 8eri9t bon 8ergS
SeIoenmut, Se 8rien aber mai
ielt0em msnIdenideu. un0 ni6t ldn'
ge ,o9 Dem nufregenben 8orfall per'
faufts er Sprsbersd unb Derlisb BIZ
@egeno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11

IIs Ser Ssrr gu Oetnu an Dem
absnb jtnes bentlpiiroigen Sages fsin
SunssefeIGenbett auffu9t unO ii9 BIZ
Dsde iiter bic Sbrsn sog. murmelt'
er.
Sin S9psinesliid ipur's bod
DAB icb Die &useln ausseirabt babe
ebe i9 bas @elpebr an Die Want
tdnste."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11

-GntssstntOmmeno.R Rid
ter: vSie iinb i6pn porbeitraft. Bie
oft i'm @anaeng"
Strol9 (iiberIssenb): .8isrmul.
Ssrr Serihtsbof!"
gRi9t.r: so, in ben often febt
dber. Oub sic fapn 5ebnmaI beitraft
ii;:6!"
@trOId: -9et tann OO9 Fim-
men!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
,,Se oIo SIi6ert fun unS fott
ttsaeterea.

90 bieb ss in oen Sasen tts
@nffenitiaitunoes, Der am 16. slua
suit 1918 fein Gnoe nabm. Sd, be-
itano benn iiberbdupt Die 9lbii9t
8Iii6er bonn Sberbefebl Der f9lsiis
fdsn Grmse gu entfsrnen, 70 miro
man frasen, uno iiber Die 9lntirprt
INN 70 mebr erituunt fsin, ipenn man
bernimmt, bob nibt penige Stimmen
eegen ben alien Sauoeeen iparen, Der
Dem einen r3u aIt", hem onberen eber
bon rau blind oreinfabrsnbem l1n9es
itiim" ~befefen" fbien. Dsr 1ber
follte ipobl Den SeIben erIeben2 Wan
bermug es i.Bt ntdt su slauben. mi.
man es einit fdon i'm S.sre fir rns
mOglidb bislt: nibt etpa Cord =
fonbsrn Der Bel pr.nalau fapituiiss
renbe Sobenlobe fOllte ben Sbsrbe>
febG srboIten!
Sus aber mar osnn oo6 gu biel
fir ole alien @affensefGbrten bes
@ebbaro 2ebre1t, Ino oas dllgemsine
9emurre orans 6aber auG Biz an
bas Sbr oss a0nigs, 70 baB eiaigs
iible 8erater tur5 afsef.rtist ipurosn,
I'm 70 fdrDffer, neil fel6it Der Rrcns
prin5 bon S9peoen, ben Srieori&
@ilbslm III. 6dmals nod fir eiaen
,einnebmen6en tlueen Serrn" bitit,
iid fir 8liider entfdis6. @ber nod
aRbere WiberIprii6e sebar Die bdnas
IiSe 3eit: Gs snb pobl ME einen
Selbber<n, Der mebr aur SffenIibe
binneiste ols NapoIeon, uno bod
spungen ibn feline @egner in ieren
Saeen sur 0efsniipe. ~Ces anis
maux ont compris quelque
chose!" 8lii9er aber srbielt ourd
8drtlup ole @eifuns, nur sestpunaen
ein3ubouen, ipie er iidh dber gu SER
drtisem Iniinnen perbielt, 5eigt fstnt
9lntnort, Die er auf 8drtlabs 8crs
ItelIunsen gnb, Der II. q. ausfiibtte,
Init Der f9leiifhsn armse on Den
Seino ridden, oenTelben nidt ous Den
gluetn berlisren, nit ibm sugfe;d
untommen, ieood alien sntf9eioenbtr
@efe9ten auspeiden."
Wit &opff9iitteln proteitierte Bill
der aunGdft foslei9, aber er BE-
berrI6te ii9 6uun balo ipieber unt
ging ouf bic 8soingungen elm, tnrem
sr ipeittrte: .S9perenot! Dos III
ne perpidelte @ef6idte! @ebt iibs,
meine &rGfte! Bin tsin Sabius ohel
tpie Der &erl bieB. @eritsbe nur oruuI
lossugeben, @rtt ftruf mir! Wdrt
ba Elm unberer beHer on meincm
pldbe. Bin Stpar ben MonarG,er
fir ibr 3utrauen febr ountbur, maf
aber elm &ommanbo ublehnen, be-
pelhem i6 nur fu6sIdpGn5en uni
retiriersn Toll!" Worouf Der ruifiI4'
@eneraI bon 9isbifd entgegnete, Del
BET 9drtIap ipor: p@rSsllenS n'h'
men ole SnIfruttion tpobl gu bud'
fGbIi6. Gn Der Spibe bon 100000
Mann fonn man nidt unbeotnet cu1
6ie 0efenIipe beT6rGntt psrbeu. Wenr
sic GeIeeenbeit finbsn, 70 gre'lsr
sic ben Seinb nur frii1peg IN.
rOos 1T mas anberes", fogte Bill
der bierauf. 10 e,meint LAB i'd nh
bie ssnItruttion I6on aefaIlen. sd
iibernebme aIIn oos apmmanoo hil'
Ter Der geoinguns. bub id oen 5sino
pp i5 es fir aeroten unb notmen'
oio balte, onareifen burf, uno b:ttl
sic, 6ies oen Mondr6tn gu melo;n.'
9Gm 26. gtuguIf belt 9lii6er oies fiji
o,boten = am Sage Der S9Id9t ar
Ser &ubbahl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11
GennbrHber 8hilpipphie.

.,arbeit madbt bas 2ebeT mics -
SauIbeit itdrit Die @Iieoer~.
8esbdlb. idb ia9's frei beraiis,
gu i'd niemaIs etipas tuieber.
Salte felt an meinem Strebeu,
GaB ih aII5eit ipabreenommen:
Hie in meinem ean5eu 9aieiu
@inmnI puriudrts uur 5u fontneu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-11

S,ise 3ornesr6te poIIte in ibm ouf.
Sut 70. Gr tpiirb. glOti3 bapon
Dor Gag unb Sou bre6en bic
beiosn ouf. Siegrei9 fdimmert i6s
nen Der junse Norgen .ntgessn. @ls
fie bem Omnibus entIteigen. umipebt
iie tine empfinSIi9e GriIhe. 9fber
bic FIaue Stimmuns tpttdt Der @ans
berfuft.
Surb GebrenfeIber unb bIiibenoe
WieIensriinbe gepinnsn lie bic neue