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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, June 20, 1914

Receipts. .526 head: mainly for slsugh-
ter. no trade in live cattle reported. The
feeling was steady, with moderate receipts
expected for Fridays trade. Dressed beef
arm at 12G1Ic for city dressed native
sides.
CALVES.
Receipts, IS head. which arrived late.
Feeling steady City dressed veals steady
at i4G17c per ID; country dressed steady
at l2015iAc
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts, 1896 head: ears on sale.
Sheen steady and lambs firm. Good 10
prime lambs sold at 50 10 a 50 80 per 100
10: common TO prime sheep (ewes). 50 500
S. 2J Dressed mutton steady at SQ11Ac
per 10: dressed lambs firm at 1541Sc.
Salcs-kerns Commission Co. 2Bs Md
lambs. OG 10 average. at so 10 per 100 lbi
Z warnings IS 10. IS; 4 sheep, 1871 10, 50.
50 10; 231 Va. 60 ID, 50 6J; sheep, i07
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
Railroad Earnings.

Railroad Earnings.
The following railroad reports for Nav
wero made public yesterday:
AtchisOn. Topeka & santa Fc-Cross
$3.50, I0i. decrease, S4sS,607; net after
taxes, &2557.52l: decrease, sos Ell
Chicago q Neutrality-suspicious. 50 465 .
42T; decrease. 1924. SOC; net after taxes
SSGJ, 1913; decrease, $500 I22
Southern Pacihc-Gross. 1O.0S3 CJ5. a.
crease. SsOO.4s4: net, S2.512.1 ISL: decrease
s1.O4T.Si1.
Union Pocnc-Gross. s6T1s,I59; de-
$341.04i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
MINING.
BONDS.

$1,000 Ny c r4s 60 1919 1913. 1914 1914
Eek dividend 'sels cents per share.
fWben issued sod lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

Liverpool cables-Spot pressed for sale
sales 5000 bales: speculation and export 90;
American. 1000: imports. 5000 American.
1900: middling upland. I6Sd: futures opened
STEADY az an advance OF 2is63ia points; closed
steady at net advance Of 2dt points; June,
7Iisd: June-July and July-August 1.2Sl1d;
Acknowledgements I0ld: September october,
C.S4hd; October-NOyember, 6I0l5d; Noyem-
ber-December, 6.Sikd: DecembeF-January
and January-February. 666Ad; February
March. GG7ild March-April. Aprll-Iay and
May-June 6G9d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stead
Ter; cloths dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

lew Orleans. June 2j-The cotton market
early to-day stood at a net advance OF about
10 points. but fell on later. closing az the
lowest Of the DAY. Selling increased ma
terialy on fears OF large July notices in the
New York market tomorrow, and bearish
talk in connection with tho Clahin failure.
IIigh temperatures were the real sustaining
influence OF the day. The close was steady
at a net decline OF points.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
a. NJ. kiOVe
Manager OF the
kLOVE AGENCY

which bought out William
Schaarmann's real estate and
insurance business, located at
17145z Second avenue, q year
ago. has. with the aid Of mis-
sons. increased the business TO
one OF the leading agencies in
Rock Island. When in need of
insurance. or II you wish TO pur-
chase or rent any property, call
on them, as they are wide awake
and Will look after your inter
ests.
This agency Is fast becoming
one Of the largest and will no
doubt be ranked as such within
a Few years should they con
tinue their rapid advance. They
are always giving the best or
service 70 their patrons and at
all times give you a hearty vel
come when you enter their Of
fee. They have nine Of the
largest insurance companies and
are known 10 pay claims more
promptly than any other com
pany. II Insurance OF any kind
is wanted call On them and they
will get IL for you no matter
what kind II might be.
A speciality Of liability and &C
eident insurance Is made by
them and they are representa-
tiyes o. the Travellers Insur-
anee company. which Is known !
throughout the Union as the
largest casualty company In the
world As for bonds. they are
general agents for the Maryland !
casualty company OF Baltimore.
nsryiAnd. which Is also the |
largest bonding company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

dwelling ........- 1900. 1900
J. Sherman. 1917 Sixth street
dwelling ...-....--- .....- l.4OO
Z W. Klossky. 1897 Forty
fourth street. barn -...-.. 90
Frank Firman. 1920 Fifth ay-
enue. alteration .. 200
Chamberlin. Kindt & Co.
Fourth avenue and Twenty
fourth street. billboards " 800
c. J. Larkin. for a. d. Huess-
ing, 100 Fourteenth street,
ice house ---- -. 600
Miss Grace Drain. 1911 Elev-
enth street, alteration .- 300
McInnes Bros, 1921 Eighth
avenue. dwelling .-..- $500
McInnes Bros. 1904 Eleventh
street, dwelling ....... $500
J. A SieyeIs. for II. Z. Curtis.
SS1 Nineteenth street. porch 200
Vogel & Schroeder. for
Charles McRae Thirteenth
avenue and Seventh street
dwelling .---.- 500
John Stroehle. for Mr.. Tin
dali. 1913 Third avenue. re-
pairs -.--.-.... .-..-.----. 1OO
John p. Sexton. rear 1907
Sixth avenue. alteration 80. 500
H A Lohse. for John Koepp-
Ike estate. 2714 Eighth av-
enue. repair ...- 300
William J. Butler. for Ed
Gser. 1920 Twenty-fourth-
and-a-haIf street. dwelling. 1000
John BaItzer. 1907 Thirty
first street. bathroom $500. ESQ
l. ". Fues. 723 Third street.
addition $500 ------.. 200
Swan johnson. 1905 Forty
third street. porch ...... 125
Louis Miller, for Mary Heal
en-. 1924 Eighth-and-a-half
avenue. dwelling .......... 1000
II Hansen. 2s15 Eighth and-a-
half avenue. dwelling ...... 1850
H Hansen. for Rock Island
Steam Laundry. 1914 Third
avenue. boiler room .... 200
]. II. Butler. for Joe Exner.
71e Fourteenth-and-half
street. addition - 600
Al r Studer. 621 Fortieth
street. dwelling ..-..... 1900
John Voik & Co. for the Tri-
City Auto Supply company.
Fourth avenue and Nine
tenth street, garage and
storeroOms. ....--.--- .- 5000 /
c. T. Fuller. for F. c. Downs.
1914 Sixth avenue, altera-
ElOl ---.-.-s-.-- -------..- uNV D
Chamberliu. Kindt & Co.
Third avenue and Twenty
third street. biIlboards .. 200 /
T. O-Nef. 1888 Twenty-sixth
street, porch ...-.......... 125 \
Total Observation-Disclosures 5Sl.Z6l .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

street, dwelling " 200
! NJ. Verhale for Gus Anderson,
I 1921 Forty second street,
dwelling ............. $500
/ F. o. Van Calder, 1910 Tween
tieth street, garage .. $50
| Harry Smith for n. Taxman,
] 735 Tenth street, barn 49,. 100
George B. McNutt for w. R. Boil
4 len, 1903 Twenty-eighth street,
dwelling ................ $500
! August Bergeson for H. w.
Coza6, 1907 Twenty-ninth
street, dwelling .... $3.50
William Goetzinger for First
Church of Christ, Scientist,
Seventh avenue, edifice ...- $4,000
Harry Keyfauver for Theodore
Harder, Twenty-first avenue
and Twenty-fourth street,
dwelling 1,IOO
John NJ. Kaiser for Cora NJ.
Cook, 1870 Twentieth street,
alteration 0UO
VogeI & Schroeder for Miss
Pomrank, 513 Thirtieth
street, dwelling ....... 2,2Se
J. Emil Anderson for A. H. Nc
Candies, 903 Twenty-third
street, garage ........ zoO
Rock Island Manufacturing
company, Fourteenth avenue
and Second street, sand shed 60 |
Hudson. Collins & Hammerich,
for John Lauermann, Gil
Twenty-second street, double
house S,VOV !
George H. Bailey for c. A. Oh
son, 1903 Thirtieth street,
barn oVu
Julius Baker for William Shap-
iro, GIG Eighth street, alter
alton lou
Anna Lundenberger. 1406
Eighth avenue, alteration 600
August Bergeson for A. ]. Wag-
ner, 727 Twenty-fourth
street, dwelling ........... ZOO
c. V. Johnson for l.. NJ. John
son, 5O4 Fourteenth avenue,
dwelling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l'fV1
F. A. and-E. II. Slocum for L.
c. SIocum, 900 Twenty-fourth
street, dwelling ........ $500
Ed Andres for B. DeFauw,
1921 Twenty-sixth street
dwelling 1,oUV
Montag, 1913
Ninth and a half street
dwelling 1,oOV
John Day, 1927 Third avenue,
scale house ........... loo
Davenport Mailing company, |,
1880 Fourth avenue, compo-
sition roof NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ioo
John Volk & Co. 3416 Ninth
and a half avenue, dwelling. 1000
Arthur Staubach, Jr, 242S
Rrct dunll-
ing z,EVV
7. G. Woodbury., 2501 Nine
teenth avenue, dwelling 1000
George B. McNutt for DR.. AL
fred Stocker. 2510 Eigh-
teenth avenue, dwelling 1900
\. H. Russ, 2423 Eighth and
half avenue, dwelling 1000
herman Hansen for A. c.
Cramer, 93S wenty-second
street, garage ..-.- SEQ
herman Hansen for Fred Koe-
mig 2S11 Eighth and half
avenue. dwelling ... 1850
Ierman Hansen, 2s07 Eighth
and a half avenue. dwelling 1850
Total .......... s12O, $50
NOVEMBER.
'. L. Kennedy. S27 Fourteenth
and-a-half street, alteration. 300 u
+. Baker. 2217 Third avenue.
store and fiat ......... $500
. n. Lundberg. 1G4S Thirty
fourth street, dwelling ..... 1900
lick Ferkel. 5i1 Hinrich iii
street, barn .............. 100
r. DaXon, clio Fourth street iii
Darn lou
linols Oil company, Fourth ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
AUGUST.

| William Butcher for Mrs. Jor-
gensen. 1414 Fifth avenue.
Kitchen SUI
/ s. w. Bowlby Music house.
1909 Second avenue. altera-
ton 0OU
Rock Island Sash & Door
Works. lumber shed. ..... 1900
Eumer F. Wilson for Charles
Carney. 1920 Ninth avenue,
dwelling .....----.--- l,oOO
Elmer F. Wilson for Z. c.
Clevenstein. 1717 Twenty
fifth street. dwelling 1900. 1000
George Nicola, Fourteenth ave
nue. and Sixth street, dwell
Ing oOO
George II. Bailey for II. A
weidenhoeft, Fourteenth ave
nuC and Thirty-eighth street,
dwelling --.-.-..----..... Z'oOO
S. Langman, Island View
Heights. five dwellings go. 5000
c. W. Finley for William Trefz.
1920 Twenty-sixth street.
dwelling ............... 1000
Illinois Roofing company. for
the Swedish Lutheran church,
Fourth avenue and Four
teenth street, recovering
roof NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2S5
Herman Hansen for F. Scheme
bricker, 1891 Ninth avenue,
double house ....... $500
IcInuis Bros. for Mrs. Mary
MoIony. 900 Forty-third
street. double house .. $500
McInnis Bros, for Dan Ma
roney. 1924 Eighth avenue.
dwelling ............... 5000
August Bergeson for F. Potter
Smith. 1927 Fifteenth street,
double house ..... 1850
]. E. Johnson. for Mr.. Bro
quist, Ills Thirty-eighth
street. alteration . 500
Hudson & Collins. for city of
Rock Island, foot of Seventh
street, dressing room for
bath mouse -..-.-.-....-.-- 32S
Wilhelm Weyerhaeuser. 1914
Second street. dwelling 800. 900
z. E Buffum, 1923 Fourteenth
street. sleeping porch $500. 800
W. /. Butler for c. s. Mick.
45O1 Fifteenth avenue, sleep
ing porch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 300 |
II. B. Stalker. 4404 Seventeenth
avenue, dwelling ..... 1880 /
D. F. Butcher for Tony Hen
chon, 1907 Forty-second
street. dwelling .... 1900
Harry Nicola, for Mr.. Flana-
gan, 1906 Fourteenth street,
dwelling ............ $500
Olaf Paaske. PA Fourth ave-
nue., alteration ... $50
Ed Lothridge. 1911 West First
street, dwelling .. 800
John Scheuermann. 1900 Sixth
street dwelling .... 1900
George II. Bailey. 1716 Twenty
ninthand-a-half street, shop $50
Theodore Bleuer, 749 Fifteenth
street, porch ...-. 100
I. Tappendorf for city of Rock
Island. fire station No. 8. cor
ner of Eighteenth avenue and
and Ninth street . 6,66S
}. Hohenboken for Rock Island
Brewing company. 2211
Third avenue, new front In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

| avenue and Twenty-ffth
| street, barrel factory. .... $4,000
| I. G.. Scheuermann, Alb Nine
teenth avenue, dwelling. 1000
| C. L. Bloom, 1413 Thirty-eighth
street, alteration ..... $50
August Safe, for F. G. Young,
1904 Second avenue, altera-
ton ..... IS
Hudson, Collins & Hammer
ich, for Thomas Mcmahon,
Eighth avenue and Twenty
fifth street, repair of fire loss 375
Gustav Hagerth, 1880 Thirty
seventh street, dwelling. -. $500
William Schafer, 1921 Thirty
third street, dwelling 49,. $500
P. F. Bartholomew, 1647 Thir-
ty-seventh street, dwelling. :. 1000
H. w. Horst & Co., for Rock
Island Brewing company,
factory w ..... 5000
Ed Brien, 1923 Thirty-third
street, dwelling ........... 1900
LANCE & Tom, for st. Joseph's
school, 2311 Second avenue,
new roof 200
Harry Keyfauver, for C. L.
Malmrose, Ill Eighteenth
street, dwelling ....... 1000
Total S37, 1853
DECEMBER
Thomas Campbell, GA Six
teenth street, alteration. 225
A. F. LEM, for Arthur Talbot,
1912 Eleventh-and-a-half
street, dwelling - 5000 |
Thomas Rosenfield, 227 Fiji
teenth street, garage .. 100 |
A. Thorman, for Mrs Wads-
worth, 1928 Sixth avenue,
alteration ~ 175
Peter Peterson, 925 Twelfth
avenue, dwelling go. 1900 |
McInnes Bros, 1912 Eighth av-
enue, dwelling .. 5000
Hudson, Collins G Hammer
fch, for Mrs. Caterman, 1905
Eleventh-and-a-half street.
dwelling $50. . 2.4OO /
Fl. Tappendorf, for C. Motifs.
1876 Fifteenth street, porch 400 |,
William McConochie & Son,
Charles Long, 2124 Eigh-
teenth avenue, alteration 500
:. V. Young 1921 Twenty-ffth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
NEARLY 200 new
RESIDENCES ARE
ERECTED IN YEAR

ccontinued from Page Thirtesn.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

saloon Observation-Disclosures. 200
d. Hohenboken for Otto
Adams. 1920 Sixth avenue,
machine shop ......... 900
II. Cronau, 1434 Forty-fifth
street, garage .............. 100
II. C.. Higbee, 500 Forty-third
street, garage ..... 75
Lange & Tom for Mrs. Case,
126 Twentieth street, new
store front .............. 200
Ed. Jacobs, 1903 West First
street, dwelling .... 600
George H. Bailey, 1917 Twenty
ninth-and-a-half street, dwell
ing Observation-Disclosures. $500
Ed. Brien. 1896 Thirty-third
street, dwelling .... 1900
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
septic Der.

Total 59,167
SEPTEMBER
II. l. Bccker. 5000 Eighth ave
nue.. dwelling ... $500
/ Peter Summers zoos Fifth ave
nue., general repairs ... 300
John Nolk & Co, Fifteenth ave
avenue and Thirty-sixth street
street, dwelling .. 1000
Herman Hansenror o. F. Lun-
dahl. 927 Forty-thlrd street,
porch ..... ... 900
William Won Dohlen fer S.
Drake. 1882 Thirty-sixth
street, dwelling ..... 1000.
Frank Geiger, for Reinhart
Geiger, 5G2 Hinrichs street.
barn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
". Weyerhaeuser, for Charles
Barth. 1925 Fourteenth-and-
a-half street, garage 49,. 100
II. Katz for B. Wiseman, 500
Tenth street, alteration 800 $50
F. NJ B. Chambers for Mrs.
Fuller, 4o4 Fourth avenue.
alteration observation-disclosures. 300
]. E. Bodeen, Seventh avenue
and Thirty-fifth street, gar
age ......... 400
F. Perkins for George Reddig,
Eleventh avenue and Ninth
street. store and fat ... $500
J. J. Rathbun for George Web
er, Ninth avenue and Forty
fifth street, dwelling ... $3.50
August Bergeson for George
II. Baumbach, 1401 Fourteenth
August Bergeson for E. Russel.
1434 Fourteenth street.
dwelling 2,bOO
William Won Dohlen for HUI
da Weidlund, 1886 Thirty
sixth street, dwelling ..... 1000 |
Z. Weissman for Henry Nor
ris, 1000 Ninth street. repair
OF fire loss ..... $50
Frank Bleuer for Emelia Wehl-
ing, $50 Eleventh avenue, I
alteration ................ 100 !
]. A. Kaskadden. 1909 West
First street, dwelling $500. 500 !
George F. Roth, 316-320 Eigh-
teenth street, gravel roof -. 100 |
II. d. Glenn, Baptist church
parsonage, composition roof 200
z. p. Wolfrum for p. F. Tren-
kenschuh. Twelfth avenue
and Fifth street. machine
shed ............-..... 200
John Mannheim. Twenty-third
avenue and Twenty-fourth
street. dwelling S.... 1000
II. w. Horst company for II.
Z. Curtis place. garage. 80. 1000
Amos Mills for Austin and Jen-
ME Mills. 354 Twenty-second
street. store and fats .. 1900
Total $3.50
OCTOBER
1. F. Paulsen for Colonial Hotel
company. alteration .s 600 !
!. w. Horst & Co. for George
Long. 1886 Thirteenth avenue. :
dwelling ............. 1900
G.. Scheuermann. 1927 Fifth 5
street shop .............. 1000
Oseph Long 1883 FortV-third I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

If cheese is wrapped in cloth moist
ened in vinegar it will neither dry out
nor mold.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Das 8eIdsTeIepboH.

9ie art unS 8eiIe oes 2eoens eis
ner SeIO SeIepbonIeitung, pie iie
ni9t ieIten aur 9srbinOung neit BON
chamber entfernt liesenber Sruppen,
trrpsr n0tis ift. tuirO our6 Die fol.
senoe 8eiareibuns elmer Ilebuns ber.
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Duroe: Sin in potsOam uno Elm in
Berlin suniionirenbes 9uroe aa>
tallerieregiment i9idten friib mors
gems chamber ie cine Sffiaisrpas
trouble entge9en, bsIteben6 aus einsm
aeutnant unb atuei unteroffiaisren.
Dor Dem Mbritt elmer ieoen pas
trouble purbe Der cine llnteroffiSier,
Der born auf Der 9ruif einen Seles
pbonappardt tru9, Our6 einen 1000
Reter Ianeen, suiammenseroIltcn
Srabt nit einem am g(bsungsort aIs
tiidbIeibenoen 9lpparut in @erbins
tung gebra9t; ou9 Die betreffenOe
9rabtroIle trus Der llnteroffi,ier
nebIt einem ipsitsren 9robtporra. BEL
ii9. Nun beeanu Der Ritt in muns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Der ,,bayerifebe 1Owe" I'm Gazarstt

Cine &runtenTdpefer, bic brei
@o9en in einem 2aaurett in Suurs
turs ipar, beribtst: Der erfs Sranss
port bra4te uns in Der Sauptfu9e
8apern; es mar seraoeSu iiberpGItis
seno gu beobu9ten, mas fir cine
&riegsbeseiitsruns in bieien burdpes
T6per 8eripunoeten trob tDrperli6en
3uiammenbru9s nod lebte. ipeId taps
feten StOIs iie sur S9uu trusen.
Nit ben 8ubern puren einise fart
mit9enommene Sran3Oien eingeIiefert
iuorOen. Gin iunser 8uper, 70 Elm
re3ter 9aionettiteaer, fam iuit nebsn
einen iOI4en, ieinen Seinb, gu Iissen.
Ser 8aber mar i'm SpsrationsIaaI
sin9eI9ldfert lporben; aIs er nun in
ieinem 2aSarettbett gu ii9 fam, fieI
Iein er riter nod trGumenber Bid aut
ole rotten SoIen. bic am &UpfenOe oes
sa9bdrbettes aufyebdngt iparen.
rSuterbi" - nit opei orei GGben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

1T cine our9uds tiinitleriide gtuiur;
ater ibre Hsigung uno Begabuny lie'
gen penissr auf bem @ebiet Der
ppefe, aIs ouf Dem Der biloenoen
Sunit. 3par bat aud iie ii9 nit
tiefem @eritdnbnis in bds 8ol'stum
rno ole rsi9s 8srsan9enbeit Rumd'
mems berIentt unb befBt cine foit'
bore Sammluns alter Monuitripts,
rumdniI9er 8iloerburof9riften unO
ipertboller Bidder, nber nod meb. III
es ole 5errli9e @oltstunIt bes Cans
Oss, ole iie gu neuem 2eben erluedt
bat, ipie iie ii9 audi ieIbit aIs Ganit'
seiperbleriu aus5ei9nete. Die &O'
n:9in 1T iebr geididt i'm Gnttpsrfen
bon funitseperbIiden Mluitern; iis
fGt ibr feines 8eritGnonis fir sine
ti;nItlerii9e SnnenbetorutiOn in Der
Qus itattung ibrer eigenen Wobnung,
Gts GrotocenispaIaites Su 8utareit,
loie bes &Onigsf9loFes in Sinaia
GelpieIen. @aal auf Saul nurOe
BON ibr feiner bisberisen MObel uno
Sapeten enttleiOet uno na9 ibren
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r'Gr9enbaftem Prunt entitanbsn,
Tenn Ole neue &6nisin TIT saE3
auf9sgansen in Der farbenfreutissn
Sebenoigteit Der rumGnii9en golts'
funit unb liebt suglei9 ben itarren
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

itano Der iunse 26pe am 8eit oes
SranSoien, nabm 8aionettiteGuns,
inoem er, nod pOaig in geiItiger Be-
nOmme1beit, Ous &nis fsft auf bss
Seinbes 8ettitat! itemmte.
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lpir Sdpeiiern berbeiipransen, ben
Gr9rimmten lrieber ins 8ett Suriids
;nbringen, pebrte er ii9 gang seipaIs
tlg. 80 miihen S'riid, 7 miiFen
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wlal. gs balf ni9ts, oab mir @ers
nunft preoisten; uIle @erIu9e, i'm
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fi9 los, UNI no9muls sesen ben
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i'm bonu f9Iiebii5 bod ms 8ett
5iuausen unb ibm rs9ts unb Iints
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men: sd min gu meinem Saupts
mann, Idbt mid gu meinem 9aupts
mann!"
MittlerpsiIe ipuroeu auf beIonbs'
rsn MunIb Der Gransoien Die rotten
SOisn aus Dem Saale sntfernt, unb
aIs Der 9aper Ipater bon sinsm sr.
quidenoen Sdlaf eripadte, mar er
Elm gang frieOliqsr putent; germ
unb piel bat er uns bon ieinen unb
leiner ariesstamsraben SeIbentdten
erSGblt. in benen bas 9aionett ole
SduptrolIe fpielte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

iresattenfapitGn bon 92iiqcr, aummans
pant 9. 30. 9. ~gmben".
raITtabspffisier Der ottipen S9Iabts
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sr ii9 na4 StaFen uuo iibernabm
bic Si1rung Der .Gmbsn". 0ieler
&reuSer bntte unter feinsm neuen
&pmmanbantsn aemttnfam init nen
9ansertreuasrn ~SdaraporIt' uno
.@neiisnau~ siue 5ubrt rad tsr
SiibIee i'm Suni uno SuIi unttrs
nommen, nm BET WieberbUlrng DC
llnruben in ben S9ubsebieten por'
subeugen. 9us Der 8iirserlrisg in
China ausbrad, tebrten Die in Der
Siiofee peilsnben S4iffe oOrtEin
suriid. S6on i'm persougsnen
Sabre erparb ii9 Der rGmOen"'
&ommanbant ben &rOnenoroen brits
ter SloFe nit S9pertern. SIN
Sabre 1918 erbisIt Die ngmOsn" fie
9lufaabe, Bel elmer Strrmbereiil,ng
bes SanstIe in SItaIien oas Seuer
einiser dineIiider Sorts, ole oon
geebellen bcIebt puren, gum S9peis
oen su bringen, cine 9tufSabe, ole in
iiirSeIter 3sit prompt erleSi9t purs
be. SEPT bdben ild bic ~@mb:n"
unb ibr 9ommanOant Our9 i9rs
aapcrfabrten i'm Snbiihen Osson
boben Rubm eriporbsn uno es 1T
erfreuli6, oab Der &ommanodnt
felbIf bel bem llntergang bss &rsu'
gers ssrettet purhe.
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feinoliden Sssre bsfinben. Gomins
ten, mo &aiIer @iIbelm IL. in isoem
Serbit ipeilt, nm ftuttlt9e SirIde gu
erlesen. iit na9 elmer MitteiIuns Oss
preuBiIden Miniiteriums fir 2ano.
ipirtidaft, 9omdnen unO 5oriten
unrerfebrt eeblieben, trobbem Die
RuFen bel ibrem Ginfall in Sfpreu'
ben nobe Sortbin selanst pursn.
Mitten auf 6em 0itlideu Griesss
i9nupiob Iiest ober 8ielotpisI6, Oer
rieTige 8ilopurt oes rufii9en 3uren,
i'm Commencement 9roOnp, an sinem
NebenfIub Oss gtareip. Mon pfIest
oieIes Suebge6iet ols ben ullrpalo con
8ieIopieiG" su be3eiAnen. 9ier bat
nGinIi9 Der @iIent feline leBte 3u'
fludt sefunbsn. Inter ben polniIdsn
S.rrIdern nur6en nod geipolti9e
Streden i'm urlpoloe bon 8ieloipieI9
ersielt. 70 am 81. September 1852
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cine @tr,de BON az WiIsnten. SdOn
i'm II. Sabrbunoert salt Der MiisEt
als Seltenbeit i'm iebisen Oitpreuben
uno lam nur nod pitIid BON Siliii
Dor. mo Der lsBte 1755 erIest fpuroe.
SIN 16. uno II. Sdbrbunoert Nor
Ser @iIent oor alien in 2itouen unb
in ben onsrenSenoen polniI4en PRO-
pinsen beimii9. glbsr ieIbit auf oie'
fem beI9rdntten 8oum bat er ii9
nur nod i'm WaIO bon 9ieIopiei6
erbalten, no Elm Siemli9 itattli9er
8eI Itonb our9 itren9e @Ori9riiten
Dor 4usrottung gei9iibt 1T. 9iel'
lei6t iinb Su OieIer Stunoe i6on
RGmpfe i'm rllrlpnlO BON 8iclow.
ieId" gepeien. Sine 8erniftung Oes
8eitanoes on WifentsDilo bur4 bic
&risssunruben pdrs isoenfaas be
bcusrlid.