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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
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RESOLUTION OF MEG & SsiTY.

3 e l4s
Be it resolved, BY the board Of
Supervisors Of Delaware county, Iowa
that it lis, deemed advisable and nee.
essary to construct the following
bridges and culverts: ID s Il 81. /.
Date, April 25th, 1914. 81
Location. Sec. a6, Bremen Twp.
Dyersville Corp; material, reinfoEc;
ed concrete; clear width OF roadway,
Is It.; depth OF fill, 1-3 IT.; clear
length OF span, 2-40 IT,; drainage
area, .19, 600 acres; estimate Of cost.
s3,200:oO. " &; 4
Location, Sec. a., South Fork Twp.;
material, steel beam concrete
floor; clear width OF roadway, 16 IT.;
depth Of fill, 1-3 IT,; clear length OF
span, 20 IT,; drainage area, 1000
acres; estimate Of cost, $4,000.
Location, across Dry Run, Howard.
street, Manchester; material, rein
forced concrete; clear width OF road
way, so IT.; depth Of fill, !. It.; clear
length Of span, Z IT.; drainage area.
| 200 acres; estimate Of cost, 1925. 90.
Location, across Dry Run, Soutt
9Th St, Manchester; material, rein
forced concrete; clear width Of road:
way, sc It.; depth Of fill, It.; clear
length Of span, s It., drainage area,
| 1000 acres, estimate Of cost, $4,000.
! Be it further resolved, that the
Board OF Supervisors will meet at 10
o'clock a. NJ, on the 9Th day Of May,
1914 at the office OF the Board Of
Supervisors in the Delaware County
Court House at Manchester, Iowa
or the purpose OF considering objec-
ions to said proposed Is resolution
Ind that notice Of said proposed res
,lution be published as provided by
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
THE LOCAL NE !; OF
Del !: | ] WARE ! COUNTY !
NEWS HApREhlKas oF.THEI PAST
WEEK faATHERED ~ OUR
.;..; coRREs PolNDEh'Ts. ~ VI
WEEKLY KY history i \ TE i TOLD oil
interssuna cemp Ilatisn y Items Of
. d. Msm.ns Throughout the
rs !; Sc caunp.
4 WEEKLY History TERsELY TOLD
coLEsBURG.

Our community has been saddened
by the recent death OF one of our
most prominent and beloved citizens,
A..g$W. Rea. The Angel Of Death call
ed him from his labors, and on April
FL 1914, he entered into rest. He
was an Ohioan by birth, but came to
Iowa with his, parents in early life,
and has resided here continuously ev
er since the year 1848. Born March
18th, 1S41, he had attained the ripe
age 5of q years, i month and eight
days. Mr.. Rea was twice married.
His first wife was Miss Florence
Hubbard to whom he married in Sep
TENDER, 1861, and who passed away
i'm II ~, leaving one son, Edwin G.,
Rea In May, 1891, he was united,
in marriage with Miss Mary Lock
ridge, who survives to mourn the loss
of a good .hus band, and to whom the
sympathies Of many friends is ex-
tended In this time Of deep trouble.
He is also survived by his son, p. C.
Rea, of Everett, Washington, two
brothers, Oscar and A. M. Rea, who
reside in California, and three sisters.
3Mesdames Meyers, Grimes and Dun
ham: To these and many others the
passing OF father, brother and friend
60 y ] xt. - XII 81. tDF -
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
NORTH MANCHESTER.

Mrs. Ed Straud is very sick with
pne,im onia, and does not seem to i'm
prove. 4l T..
Mrs. K. Ellis of Chicago is visit
ing her many friends. in Manchester
She is guest of Mrs. Joe Davis.
Mrs. N. C. .Trenchard entertained
ten ladies at dinner last Saturday in
honor Of Mrs. Kate Ellis, who left
in the afternoon for Hampton to Wis
it her son, Fred Ellis. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis went to
Strawberry Point one; day last week,
the former remaining a few days to
visit with his daughter. AZ
Mrs. Evans has returned from the
east, where she spent several months
with her sister, Mrs. j. c. Foster.
Mrs. Evans left the Foster family
we'll and prospering. Robert has
grown to manhood and has a fine
position in bank. H"%Tr
Mrs. Haebel spent Sunday in ;Ces
dar Rapids with her sister. A.,
Mr.. /and Mrs. Alva Purvis are the
proud parents of a baby girl, born
Apri 22nd. 10,
Mrs. Kate Ward of Fergus Falls,
is visiting friends in North Manches-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
Summer under
wear at Gildners'

rs q source Of unspeakable sorrow.
MI. Rea was identified with the
various fraternal organizations Of the
city, and was also a member Of S..
4 G. Knee post, G. "a; R. Rev. Q. j.
( Felter conducted the funeral services
from the M. e. church Saturday after
noon. The fraternal societies attend
I, ed in a body, and a large concourse
of people gathered to attend the
last sad rites Of one whom they had
long known and loved. The floral Of
ferings were many and OF, great
beauty, The impressive burial ser
vice of the Masonic order was used.
County Attorney Charles E. Scholz Of
Gutenberg delivered fine address
at the cemetery. Among the out-of-
town people in attendance were E. C.
Rea Of Everett, Wash, Mrs. Frank
Rea, of Idaho, Miss Irene Lockridge
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RYAN,.

Father Behan of Cedar Rapids Wis
TIED his parents here during the
week. 5S s 5
Mrs Lawrence Callen of winthrop
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Behan, Thursday. .,
Mrs. Coffman of Monti visited her
children at the St. Johns school ON
Sunday. 7. ss,i E2
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Mcmahon of M
sonvilIe visited at the Joe Heiberger
home Sunday. Il:
R. M. Merriam sold autos to Art
McEnany of Robinson and Edgar Nc.
Cloud during the week. III : & y:5
Mrs. Christal and son Harry were
Cedar Rapids callers Thursday. r,.
The barn on the John Lennox farm
near Ehler was burned on Tuesday
Of last week. 1t is mot known how the
fire started. Harry Coleman, who is
on the farm, heard a comotion among
the horses when going to see what
the trouble was he discovered
fire in the hay loft. He succeeded in
getting the horses out but by this
time it was impossible to remove any
thing else. A number of hogs, a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
THORPE.

Z THORPE. ;i:5 4
Wesley Daisy was an over Sunday
visitor at Lamont.
Mrs. John Thompson and Lucille
Work were guests at the D. Won
leighton home Wednesday. ',#
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson was
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson were
business visitors in Manchester on
Tuesday. # t5 &
Ben Sark returned to Waterloo on
Saturday, where he expects to spend
the summer. &.s s u
Mrs. Stucci was visitor in Man.
chester Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flocker were visitors
in Usage Sunday. "A, & i. 3
Marguerite Croyle spent Thursday
at the, home Of her sister, Mrs. A.
Clark. 81 's5
John Daisy was passenger TO.
Dundee Saturday. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson
and children were guests Of Manches-
ter friends.
4 Mrs. Henry Faher spent Sunday
at the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daisy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
large quantity Of oats. buggy, harness
hay. and number of farm tools were

large quantity Of oats. buggy. harness
hay and number of farm tools were
burned. G.y 8 AZ. ~ Il: ., h 5s3si .ss- 54s
On Thursday morning about six o.
clock the Thos. .Flemming house east
Of town caught fire and was destroy
ed. Nearly all Of the contents .ot the
building were saved. 81: y
q Mrs. r. M. Merriam and children
and the Frank Van Tassel family,
formerly Of this place and how of Mt
Vernon, Iowa, spent Sunday at the
Fred Tarlton home near Kenen4 rs q:
Lawrence Ware, one of+:our Lead
ing merchants, returned last week
from a business trip in Minnesota,
His brother. Clifford Of Coggon look
ed after his business during his alb
sence. $5 ls5 & s,,5ssst 4. Y
Edna Uhl of. Cedar Rapids visited
her aunt, Mrs. Jas Smith last week:
George Johnston is nursing 9 sore
hand. 4; +: lssEE ssS%s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
q.
MON IT,.


over Sunday visitor with friends
x H. Logan and family Of Robinson
and O. Casey and family OF Ryan at
tended the Callon-McDoWeu Weddi
in this place Wednesday,, Ii e
Misses Delete and Ethel Chandler
attended mass here Sunday.
Miss Lottie Gambler OF Troy is Wis
lting this week at George Johnson's.
Thomas Monaghon OF Rock Island
is here for a visit with his brother,
w. r., lie arrived Sunday morning.
Mrs. William Baragary transacted
business in Quasqueton. Saturday.
I; Lou Gallon called on friends north
Of Robinson one evening last week.
Miss Ida Moroney, who is teach
ing near Waterloo, is home, her
school having been closed on, account
Of small pox and measles.
Arthur McEnany has a new 1914
REQ automobile. X VI +.
Barney Burk's new buggy just ar
rived from Quasqueton on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Monaghon Wis
tied at M. Monagho1,s near Robinson
Sunday. d @S;5
j. Devlin and family spent Sunday
at w. ]. Smiths. 5 Itf 5 %. i. Ri. Il, 4:s
q Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcdowell trans
acted business in Quasqueton Satur-
day. &l|E b, ;sts
James Carr is spending the week
with Illinois friends. Y. "A
Misses Kathryn, Celia and Lizzie
Loughren transacted business in
Manches ter Saturday.
8 Word was received by Thos. Burke
of the sudden illness Of his. mother,
who is in Walker at present. Il
There is quite lot Of building
and painting going on around here.
"A number from here attended the
dance in Drexler hall at Coggon ON
Thursday evening. It was given for
the benefit Of St. Johns church at
that place. 5
Martin Shelley is having a base
ment made for his new house and
Mike Shelley is having a hog barn
built. :t, n III. III 5 II
! AT st. Patrick's church at Mont,
Iowa, at $50 o'clock Wednesday, oc-
CURED the marriage Of VIM. Mellow
Ill and Susan Gallon. Alice Gallon
vas bridesmaid and John Monaghon
Mr.. Mcdowell is the
oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mellow
III Of Quasqueton and is a young
nan Of upright character. Mrs. Nc
lowell is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Gallon and is a girl loved
" all who know her, The brides
Iress was white messaline and trim
ned with shadow lace. She wore a
wreath and veil. Miss Alice wore a
White lawn dress trimmed with cluny
ace. The groom wore the usual
lack. After, the marriage ceremony
hey returned to the home of the
rides parents, where a nuptial din
er was served, and where they re-
eived many beautiful presents. They |
xpect to start for Calder, Sask., Can
da, on Monday, at which place the
room has a farm. We extend con-
ratulatiOns. Il
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29

57y Two men from near Monmouth
have been spending a few days in
this vicinity in quest of wolves. They
succeeded yesterday in getting one
old she wolf and her nest Of six
cubs, down near the Lime Kiln Hol-
low, and two. cub foxes were also cap
tured. @ Mel Green discovered a lit
ter Of young foxes near his house and
has caught three OF them in traps
Hophnton Leader.
5 Il Mrs, Julia Evans HAS returned
home after a very pleasant visit in
PENNSYLVANIA, with her
sister, Mrs. Addie Foster. Mrs. Ev-
ans, who was there about eight
months, says that Mr.. and Mrs. Eos
ter and family, y are enjoying good
health and prosperity. The, many
friends here OF Joe Foster and his
wife wish them all the good things
this world affords. sStIS 6ss VI
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29

now receiving its first test. AL ap-
plicants for positions on the Illinois
Central railroad must fill out appli,
cation blanks and must pass a phys
ical examination. Dubuque is the
chief office on the Minnesota divi-
sion and all men that are employed
between Freeport, Illinois and Wa
terloo. must 60 to that office to file
their application and be examined as
to their physical ditions.. This in
cludes applications for all branches
OF service on the Illinois Central.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES PASS Elk
ANIMATION. 4:

Many Of the employees Of the Ili-
nois Central railroad have been at
Dubuque recently on account Of q new
rule OF the company. which went in
to effect the first OF the year, but is
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

Mrs. H. T. Ports, graduate Iowa
college School Of Music and Detroit r.
n. 7. S., and pupil of Nine. Cross
OF Detroit Conservatory of :, Music,
Will instruct private pupils in voice,
at her home on East Gay street, Man.
chester, Iowa, ...1 i;
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
FOR SALE.

A Davenport which has only been
used a short time. Inquire Of
1wk. MRS. GEO. NELSON.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
FOR SALE.

! have good road mare for SALE
and also g top buggy, nearly new.
Inquire at Dan Hennessey,s barn.
lWk IS MIKE MCCARTHY.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
FOR SALE OR TRADE

s 240 acres of land, will trade for
good town property. Inquire Of
D. M. DANIELS,
Manager Of Eclipse Lumber CO.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
WANTED AND FOR SALE.
WANTEE

Competent girl for general house
work. Inquire at the Democrat Of
flee. 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
OR SALE

yellow dent seed corn for sale
Tested SO per cent $1,000 per bush
el 16-2wks.
81 MRS. ANNA GLISSENDORF.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
EGGS FOR HATcHING

EGGS FOR MATCHING.
From range raised, bred,to-lay,
Buff Buff Orpingtons April hatch, As {
chicks chi! s. from 4s eggs. SOC per setting.
.s BELLE BAILEY,
len. - = 5s5 ZIG Gay Street.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
eiIdner Bros.
is Largest clothl,rs Set to Know Us

I Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Brownell spent
Sunday with their cousin, N. 81
Trenchard. "a ;,5
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

2Gbt tisf bIiden. Serr
6u feinsm Oiener): mSobann, 6a
iommt Der Idnslpeili9e 9umoriit
9ipfl, sr piro mir ii4er pieOer ieis
ne neueite S9Dpfung pOrIeien, iteiIen
Sic ii4 in meine RGbe uno tibeIn
Sic mid bier uno ba, obne Odb er
ss mertt!"
9rudfebIerberi9tis tis
gung. Sn uuierem 9eri9t iiber
Nie 8eriammIung bss ~2iberuIen @ers
eins" bat uns Der 9rudfeblerteufel
crs mitssipisIt. Gs beibt Oa: r3um
G9IuB purOe foIsenOe bonn 8crltan'
be poreeT9lafene .ieIoIutiOn einitims
mig unsenOmmsn, es muB natiir!ib
ttiBen: ~DorseidIa 9 enc &e b pIu'
tion.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

pen i'm Boot iiber bic faft 400 Mes
ter brsits .Sdelbe iiberseIebt, bann
iann man bonn 8abnbpfe Der 9pr'
ftobt Sste be SIanbre bic @aas'
bobu 5u elmer Jabrt bur9 bos Sanb
benuben. @u ben beiosn Sorts
3pbnbrs9t uab ct. Wtarie porbsi
fiibrt Der 3us tpeitipGrts iiber bas
i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbunbsrte bon Der
S9slbe ansei9pemmte Jla4lanb.
bic vpolberS". Die eusen Strabens
siige Der 8Ororte Oerf9pinben baIb
binter benz IauI9isen @riin, bas bic
fi9 msbrsnben 8auernb0fe umsibt,
unb nur Der seipaltiss Surm Der
&atbebrale antperpens bleibt nod
lGnsere 3eit ii9tbar. gu 8eginn Der
Sabrt iiebt man bieIe Sriften unb
@ieIen. Do9 il ndber mir ct.
NitoIas fpmmen, beito Sablrei9er
iperbsn iippigs Selber unb 9drtsn.
Simmer enser liesen bic 8auerntDfe
nebeneinanber unb biIben baIb tleins
96rfer, bic bur9 2aubs unb RoSels
pGlber poneinanber getrennt iinb.
@ir iinb mitten i'm @aaslanb. benz
rfetten 2anb", tppbl bem fru9tbars
ften @sbiet gana @uropns; nod benz
8elsisnsSOrfdsr SiOitesn nit elmer
8eDOlterunssbi9te bon 277 Mens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

I9en ouf sinem Aunbrattilometer.
elmer 9i9te, bic nur bon einaelnen
9ebisten bes inbuitrielIen Sa9!en
nod iibertrpffen ipirb. Sos ganse
2anb 1T in Re9tede Serlegt, DON
benen iebes einigs Settar sruB iit
unb bon rsi9e Sru9t trasenSen
SbTbGumsn besren5t ptrb. Ssbss
bieier Re9tsde lit elm pa9tbpf.
ct. Nitolas unb 2pteren iinb nit
10000 unb 10000 @inpobnern bic
bsiben einaisen @tGbte bes @nass
lanbes. Wit breiten, gut gepfloiters
ten unb nit SbitbGumeu beTebten
Strobsn bebnen lie ii9 tiIomsters
melt unb bi,tsn nit ibren aus rotten
8adItsinen @bauteu SduIern eiuen
Srbnung uRb Reinli9teit Der 8es
pobner psrratenbeu. erTrsuIidsn 9lns
Bid. Bon ct. Ritplas eebt cine
8abn fiibIi9, iiberfareitst ouF gro.
ber Bride bic S9elSe unb fii6rt
nod WedsIn. 2Otsren iii elm 9nps
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

Der 9irettor CAB ben &f f5Iieb.
Ii6 auf. u8eine Ma6t Der DsIt
tann bslfen", ertldrte er, moie Das
men rennen berum uuo ratT9en, tein
9Ott unO tein Seufsl fam oa etfpas
Gnoern."
@as 6ie S6sltporte unS bic
S9mei9elrsoen bes Sirettprs mo
luas Oie srimmisiten Paragrapben
ni9t errsidsn tonnten, bas bat jeBt
Ger &rieg ipielenb 6urdseieBt. gIs
ber Sirettor bieier Sage : mon
ipielte i'm Stabttbeater rOie @als
fire" - tpGbrsno Der Puuie auf Die
@iibne fam, fiel linn Die gube auf,
nit Der Der ltmbau por ii9 sing.
.Ranu," fraste Der Direttor, rtpo
fno bsnn beute Die Sameng" 2a'
dyeno oeutete Der Snfpi5ient auf Die
Sire gum tIeinen proberaum. Sd
Ia6en sSridu, Sisglinbs unO Die Wals
tiiren gemiitIi9 nebeneinanber. rifrig
mitStrumpfftriden bsf4dftigt. S4ils
bcr un6 S9tperter itunoen in Der
Gde unS Die eDttliden Sungf;auen
tlappsrten eifrig nit ben Sttidnas
teln. Ser RegiFeur bate einen sro'
Ben poIten DoIls eetauft uno Die
56auipieIsrinnen unb SGnseriansn
gsbeten, @triimpfe fir Die @OIocts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

Berlin ansenommen bate, bas bprs
tise Dilfelmss@ s@pmnaiium Big our
Rsifspriifung. Gr beitano iie nit II
sSobren unb trat am l. 9lpril 1868
bei Dem 9aroe Standardization
elm. 1869 erbielt er iein 2eutnants.
patent. SIM JeIbSus sesen Srmifreid
erlparb er bas eiierne &reus, tpurbe
1876 Sberleutnant in Der 4. Sn1
senieur SnipettiOn, fam 1880 in
ben @eneralftab, riidte 1882 gum
Sauptmann auf unb iebrte 1887 aIs
&ompunie6ef i'm Snfuntsriersgiment
Rr. IA in Sannoper in Die 5rpnt Sus
rid. S9on 1888 mar er Moior, tpie,
Der i'm 9ensralitub. ben er 1893 als
SberItleutnant nit benz &riegsmlnis
Iterium rertaufdte. ga6oem er 1897
Oberit getporoen mar. erbielt er 1898
has Rommanbo Der Snfanteriersgis
msnts Nr. 65 in &0ln. purbe 1899
Oberquartiermsiiter i'm @snsraIitab,
1900 9eneraImaior, 1903 9eneraI.
Ieutnant unb 8ommabeur Der 6. Dis
piIion in 8runosnburs a. 8. uno
1904 Gbef oes Snsenieurs unb qio'
niertOrps fotuis 9eneraIinfpsitor Der
SsItunsen. Sn bieier SteIIuns ipurbs
er i'm SABRE 1907 gum @sneraI Der
Snfantsrie befOrbert. am 5. Sanuar
1911 Sur 9ispOIitipn seiteGIt hno
bIisb a la fuite oes @uroe pionisrr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

isnpunft Der bon 8riiFsf iommsns
ben 2inie unb Der DaasIonbbobn
antperpen Sent. leber ben tleis
ren Srt Selsaete, ipp Der flii9tise
aDnig Der 8elgier cine 3sitIons Isin
Auartier oufi9lus, ssbt bic 2inie
iiber bic @reuSe nah benz bolIGnbis
i9en Srte Sas ban Sent unb ers
rei9t bsi Der bsfsitisten 6afenitnbt
Sernsussn bic Miinbung Der SdeIs
be. Sisr snbet aud Der nod fir
mittlere SaeanIdiffe befabrbare &as
nal, Der bic flanbrif9e Snuptitabt
Sent nit benz Mssre perbinbst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26
Das WaaslaHd.

gla9 benz JaG bon antnerpen
ipurbe bas Waoslanb Der S9aus
plob ipsiterer &rpfe Sipifden ben
beutI6en Streittraften unb ben aus
benz Sgsitunssberei9 enttpi9enen bel'
gifdssnsliihen Sruppen. Wie elm
grob.s Redted sritredt iib biefes
frudtbare, iest ben 9reueIn bes
Rrisses ausseieBts @ebiet peitlid
bon 9tntperpen, i'm Often unb Siis
ben bon Der S9slbs beereuSt. SIN
Rprben itOBt es an bic bolIdnbif6e
probins Seslanb unb i'm Deiten
biIost Der bon Sent na9 SerneuSen
fiibrenbs 2anal bic 9renaGinis sesct
bas 2anb bon 8riigse.
ST man bon Der Stabt antipers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

tpie cine raid reifsnbe Srudt ;us
fiel. 3pDlf Sage lang bauerte bic
Beluseruns @ntperpens bur9 Die
SeutI9en, ni9t ms9r! Was pOrbsr
ji9 abipieIte, tparen &dmpfe in Der
tpeitsrea llmgebung, Die erlt Die 8::
fdiebuns oes GuBsren Seitunssaiirs
tells Dprbereiteten. Rur SpDlf Saee!
user bic 9ei6i9te fsnnt, miro biei'
teifpielloie Sat nod mebr beipuns
bern, als ieIbIt ben perbliiffenb friis
ben Sall BON 2iitti9 limo Hamur.
Sut nidt iener Sersos bon Parma.
befen beIbenbafte SeIageruns Ints
tperpens S9iIIer er3ibIt, sGn3e orsi:
Bebn Mpnute se6ruu9t, I'M Die lie.
bersubs gu erSipinsen9 Dos mar frsis
lid 1856, por mebr ols oreibunpert
Sabren. uno man tdnnte ni9t 70
tpunberbate 9fiaiiBe tpie bic Jfies
fenm6rier BON beute; bufiir tparen
aud Die 8efeitigungen BON bamaIs
nidt 10 uussepan5ert unb bsipaftnet
tpie btute.
Reiner ieiner @oreGnser - unb
IS iparen ibrer cine &eibe nd6 Dem
SeraOs bon Parma, GrunSUien unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

I9en lleberfGae unb Sranttireurs
l9anbtatsn baben teinen Sag dufge'
bD,.. Wsnn 9eieIers Nomen an ben
9eisn erinnert, 70 mag oas biesmal
be5iebungspoG iein. Mit itdblernsm
geisn mubte er iid ben Des nad
Der 3uflu9tsitGtte bss beIsiI9en &Da
niss uno ieiner 9lrmee freifegen.
aein 2ag beritrt9 ibm obne Sort
I6ritt. Stano er einmal bor Dem
duberen 9iirteI Der Sorts, 70 iprenss
te sr ibn aud. unb iiber ben inneren
binpeg paro Die Stabt bsrannt, bab
ibr SAL nur eine 5rage BON Stun'
Den puroe.
Ser Mann, Der oies opllbra9t bat,
1T 65 Sabre alt, unb ftuno i9on -
pie Sinoenburg - sur SispoIitiun.
9lber Der &rieg rief ibn auf ben
pidtigen Ppfsn. Suns Sdrtpig b.
9sieIer 1T elm iiingerer 8rubsr bes
Suitisminiiters Mar 8sfsler. 8eioe
Fnb S6bne bes Re9tssslebr.en Scarf
9eOrs gbriitop1 gefeIer. Der fir ieis
ne Seimat, Oas Ssraostum S6Iess
mig, 70 mannbaft eintrut uno 1849
gu Der aborOnuns Der Srantfurtsr
RationdIperf fammluns gebOrte, Die
benz aOnis 5riebri9 @iI6eIm ~.
bic beuti6e 3aiiertrone anbOt. Sn
@reifspalb sebOren, beiu6te 8sieIer.
nudbsm fein Batter sinsn Ruf na4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26

0u 0ltVellt elIiItIl.
Manu mar - toll - uno bod fiel
er ni6t, an ben Baum ssIebnt. unb
bod blieb aud be- glrm porgeiiredt.
9as 1T pIDbIi9 eintretenoe 2sidsns
Itarrs," ertIdrte oarauf RoBbu9, .ib
bab es ihon bel Beaumont bsoba9s
tet. Gs serinnt in Dem MusteI cine
BEL bem SduB einbringeabe 5liiRig.
lett, mas oas @ri9Iaffen bes anses
ipannten Wfustsls perbinoert. Sd
perbe Sarii6er i6reiben unb pia elm
paar 9lugenSeusen bafiir bubsn." Or.
SuIius BON PfIuet Sartuns er'
5dbIt in ieiner alsemetnen S9iIoes
rung ciper S9ldbt in ieinem tuIs
turgeI9i9tIi9en Wert p&risg unb
Sieg, 1870 uno 1871: 8eSsi9neno
fir bic auf 6em S9Ia9tfsloe @efaIs
lenen 1T bic 2si9snitarre, ipel4e iie
pielfa9 auf ben srIten Bid bon eis
nem bsipuBtIOs SuIiesenbsn unter'
I6eiobar ma6t. Sur9 bds rai9e
@intreteu bes Sobes trdmpfen ii1
Die Ssbnen, reden ii9 Die 9Iieber
unb t0nnen ben 2eiden Die gruuens
bafteIten unb ion0erburiten Stelluns
gen perIieben peroen; bu fisbt man
&riimmungen unb Dsnounsen, Die
5GuIte brpbenb gen SimnneI ssbnlIt
obsr flebeno smporseitredt, bic 8eis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26
Der Sriss in Der SinSeritabs.
IGrIi d.

@atsr Geinsn Siinsfen btnter Dem
Sdronte berporboleno): @arum pers
i!sdit on bid benn2 Sieb bod, ipie
Sis onosrsn SrauBen ipieIen.
SriB9en: Sd mag ni4t iE'mer
aRuHe" fpielen. i'd babe in ben IeB'
ten Sagen i4on senus 9reIde 9s'
friegt!
3eitsem6b.
Muttsr Gn Die Spsiietammsr tree
teno): @as 1T bsun bier geT6ebena
GGmtlide Suftt6pfe fino ia Ieer!
Sans: Wir batten &rieg eeipielt
unb Die sefunsensn rHufen" bier
einseIdloHen!
SeIb ftbepuBt.
Mutter: @ib bod Dem tleinensSuns
gen bort Elm Slid SdptpIaOe; er
psint ia 10 iebr!
2ies9en: Sc iIt aber bod Elm ees
fansener rSrunSoie"; oas pdre se'
gen meins WiirOe aIs 6euti9es Mdos
6enl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-26
Die WaIhlrsn NIT strithltrnmpf

Man fdrsibt aus SuIIe: Gs III felt
Sobren Der etpige Sammer besStoots
tbeateroirettors. oab Die 0amen bes
sbeaters tpdbrenO ber proben uno
qaufen benz RsgiiIeur. Dem Snfpis
Sisntsn uno ben SbeuterarbeiterR i'm
Mese fteben. Der Director bat fetn
ausgetIiigsIte Yarasrapben ausgsars
fcitet, Inn biefem llebelitano 81
;tsuern; absr allies balf ni9ts uno