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The Washington times., 1914-04-08

blind is more largely the aiding Of the
adult than the training OF the child.
The Ohio State commission originated
the idea OF holding the Washington con-
ference, but the success Of II would have
The Washington times., 1914-04-08
Expresses Longing for Spiritual Perfection, a
Desire for Transcendent Spiritualism, and Is a
Rebellion Against the Limitations of the Flesh,
Says Mrs. Wagstaff. .~.~
By MARGUERITE. MooERs MARSHALL.

81 world knoW the real meaning of and the
az that my life MOTHER we and student what the public
la ms it s-idIeneSS and luxury
That Mrs Shoemaker WagstatS ringing defense of
discussed poem "LiaHy appearing the current
of International Magazine As the daughter of Henry F. Shoe
the of Alfred Wagsa Mrs Wagstafs social posi-
But friends know that she has contened
self and rather stupid pursuits the society
toward society," the larger of the Wod that
Wagsta seemed fulfil her duties most conscienous
The Washington times., 1914-04-08
West Point Examination.

A second examination of candidates
for West Point has been ordered BY
Secretary OF War Garrison, to be held
May 5. Existing vacancies and other
vacancies which may occur following
the examinations held last week will
be filled by the successful candidates.
The Washington times., 1914-04-08
HAS LITERARY CAREER.

she has married and STAYED mar
. d She is the mother of sturdy
son. with her own blue eyes and
golden hair. She has written five
books Of verse and a considerable
AMOUNT Of prose criticism, besides
helping 10 edit a literary magazine
Tor several years.
Therefore. when | read 'Litany,
knew that, whatever il was, it
IS NOT an expression of fulfil
.,y. safety. and wantonness, as
me militant moral mongers as
ze-ed. Here is the poem:
Oh. give me my utmost hour md let
Den as the golden bees in the azure
Even as the rainbow melting in one
.'Eyen as TIE passionate star that dim
Even a. the rose that swoons on the
lsnguid breeze,
zen as the sunbeam. palins. wan
God. let be these
on. grant me my utmost hour and let
me dieD
= am weary. weary of all discovered
! ~ ne feast Of love and delight with
It's painted wings
or The stars slow gaze and the keen
Or day in its blatant spIendor OF tor
ri5 noon.
o. scented flowers ana birds sad
'hrenpdles,
God ! want none Of these,
~ al weary. weary of all discovered
rhinEs)
~5lv. nc rapture no mortal has ever
FuON II.
-Ons see iet JOY that shall scourse ny
soul alone
some, bear;itul poison from noAtous re-
som. sweetness beyond all bourne. some
exquisite pain.
some new mad -iot Of unborn ecstasios
some dream hat is wild and vain
God. why not one of these?
ever knnwnb''
Enemy of Beauty.
The poem has been completely
misunderstood" sighed Mrs. Wag-
taft. when ! reminded her OF some
~ the crude critical comments.
"One editor said Litany' WAS the
cry of a wanton society woman,
sstfated with luxury and IndoI-
nee. First let me say my life
has never been dedicated to soci-
ETY.. j consider with Max Nordau
that society 10 the enemy of beauty
and betterment."
And this ISN'T the self-defensiye as
Eertion Of the person 10 whom social
functions are and always will be
Eour grapes. It's the expression OF a
woman who can 20 anywhere.
Various editOrs.' continued Mrs.
Wasstaf. have uttered rather un-
tslr comments on my poem. In the
open letter column Of numerous
new spapers individuals calling them
selves 'sympath zers' have expressed
their pity, considering the verses TO
De the expression Of the idle rich
no have no new thrill left to OK
TerifnCe
Mrs WagstaT frankly GALS these
Commentators vulgar miEded. This
The Washington times., 1914-04-08
A SIS Elgin Watch for Only $3.50

Doesn't that sound good to you? And
it's as good as it sounds. A standard modern
make Elgin, guaranteed 2O-year gold filled
case, thin model, open face. watch any
man or boy will be proud TO show-and it is
guaranteed to keep accurate time. Here's
true picture of it, along with three other
The Washington times., 1914-04-08

The temperature today as registere
at the United States Weather Burea
and Affieck's:
II G RITREAJr AFFI, ,ECK'S
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

Recently the independent rsriy has
been circulating through the malls fa
fiour campaign matter, one circular 10
particular belng y copy u q letter that
was mailed 90 Joe Heck " apbsioen bY
n X Savage, County Chairman ~ the
Democratic Executive Committee
Nr nsck ~ q plain American farmer
without any ftliis or furbeloSH aud be-
h. q eonslntoni Democrat hy Domu
cfsi In this Instance be- meant that be- IL
noi ALARMED al tho hue and cry ~
more hotter than thou that certain
Corpus CHRISTI politicians, who have
been beaten at even oiiy. county and
pfeeinci election for number of yesfn
are raising
NJ Heck NAs Boz corpus Christi fra-
to-day and asked that che fniiovins
statement be- published
Personally. have me- objection Boz
100 Nufld ip thr publication " thD Dot
ter that was sent 90 mo hy SO Savage
iiui 40 ohiert 20 tho manner in which
lhr letter Nas obtained ffom me A
uan 0ho said lhai hi@ nsmr Nrs nrn
non came 90 mo aud said That he WIS a
Democrat and mat ho WIS aslne overs
effort i1 hrip ua elect our nemprut.
flftet ~ nuDHioWn
"umnnon s1id tu me- tnsi he WuulA
uhe iu have the letter tnat SAVAGE
wrote "a no told him that { hld no
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
COMING AND GOING

o. u nuss'n lou CASE nlrhi for San
Antonio vhcro hc eaa called on Do.
$3.50 business
fi superintendent So a uuo- of
nshon uhn viH .uporler tnr sohopIs
of u,nu nrmrio Cmnr durus tnc
u.mIne N'sr naa d ,sI.t ZOO Copua
christi yesterday
SEE trd Mm S -huptm 1uI
nuIn WhD have u,,o previous t
Few vr,ts aso $50 san butts rotaa.
Mc.i,n are roris'rrlt teuu nt th,
Nuc,oa whore hc intend Gao sp,ni
several wrecks Tho wore 100 Corpus
CHRISTI about trn diss agn. hui ler
.hurt' after their arrival on ID piet
auro tlp Geo other points boo fbe sbtr
hut arr now bark io tms cts
Mt ~ g. carwcIl and daughter.
Miss j - caHWeli ~ san picEp. cam.
arrived m Corpu. chrm last might
accompanied hs Vr caswoH WHO went
aH mr ne san Antouio Go meet them
Tho, via makc Cospus CHRIST hrr
fnturr hnuo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
LOfTN PLANS TO STIMULATE INTEREST
IN CORPUS CHRISTI CAMP OF BOY SCOUTS
Meeting Of Advisory Committee Was Held Last
Night and Plans Were Discussed.

AZ meeting heid 90 the Comnn'rfft
Club last nlght the Organization ~ q
council Tor the Cmpus uhslrti -
i,auts uas perfected and officers Nere
eirstcd as follows President % -
Mcdonald Wee President Roy Miller.
Secretary TREASURER. i'rof % Lof'in
scout Commissioner and Acting scoet
Master. capt Thomas Allen
The meeting Wns held for iho pur-
pose mentioned. and Tor the further
general PURPOSE % ntsreatlng ctik'uH
be- ths scout movement i"r several
YEARS capt Allen has taken an artise
interest TO- fhe work. has been With che
boys uu various expeditions. taul't
them tho general principles behind enc
movement ard lately lrof Loitn has
busted himself in order to make poHai
hie au advisory t.ody. realty Interested
ln ths excellent moral progrm intoit -
ga lu che scout organization
Among tho gentlemen ssfed 40 Serve
ln ihe council arc 10 D Mcdonald. o.
% Crthhc nr uarD llrancy ~ Her.
bort caldwell Re-, MILLER capt Anen,
. D Arthur , % lofiin. vs. e Stock .
tom Icc iiifach. nr r A anderson. a
u Ufiaheriy q o. shspuaek sidney
Alrn. iiason ioilaaaa,s aui j. 81
-tns JON
40 srh,,uon fer thr urrossari
barter has been forsardoi sud iu C.
short Time after sudNug otcr their
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

Cure uoustou " c,d,
Ncw Nork VIVA O. iagon Morrison
Nnr 900 D ucumann Morrison
VILE 900 A. a Meyers 81 tnu,s
io, D. Rivers. Elein. Texas. " o.
rcarurdcn. san Anionio \ NJ. unll
SAN Antonio D. D.. smon. Rsy Cit,
Nm ~ webb san Anioulo. Mrs 81
J.. C'Hwrii Miss Carwcu san Deeo
'Hlf A. 4. Mphihhip san Antonio.
l Mu,rlu san Nutonto. a.. o. Var.
dem san Antonio Nick rcrmck. san
Antonio. q, Grim. Nonkum. Nh
and Mrs o. toffsad. kansas Cit,
Mr. and Mrs u D. Nounrblood. san
Antonio. Robert a. Glnss. Ncv York
g. " Hunt nallas. Alfred Cohn. chi
car" q 70 Wit san Antonio. Mr.
and Mrs a : sharpton. ana fumu,
san luis rotusi. McN a. a. Rlo,k
Philadelphia o. q Johnson. Houston
e. Wolf New Orleans u, NJ shaw
san Antonio ! e. SoNini. Waco. John
Y honhins hailots,ite . "A smith
Dallas Mrs john a. Hunter Wuut
Per John North talfurrrlas. r. .
lNe' Austin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
MISREPRESENTATION WAS USED TO
SECURE COPY Of LETTER SAYS BECK
Plain American Democratic Farmer Of Robstown
Says He Has No Part or Connection With
Independent Party in Plan to Defeat Democracy

objections 20 Swing him ne iettsi y
he WIS REALLY in sympathy WITH the
Democratic party
q have since fgrnrH That iHs lnde
pendent Party. ~ which iirannon b.
mo ~ the leaders is composed aimoa,
Nbsiiy ~ Republicans aud ioih 81
ihe committeeman fiom EoDsioan ai.
Itegubllsaus Tho letter htt fHinnun
secured from me WINS fhruueh mlHropt
ref.ntaiiun uili had known that tle
object Mas o. aci auythlug That might
Del ~ aid in putting lnto office uun. n
= Republicans J most certainly would
noi have fitcn the letter tn nrannun
"a wss caar uf misplaced ,pnn
Irn,o Hs bfann.u had represented tp
me- that be- eas s psm.,rst sod int
his syntpaihlsa prrs sith che Demo
rattle party
- hagc ainaya been ID plain Demo
rai aud nv "ult purpose in mbklne
This statement ls fnai my mrmrf
'rlefda viii not believe Tot moment
that am affiliated nlth that BUNCH
% Independents aho prnfDan iu uo Dua
ihinE Hnd y't aro un.nF un to pnf fhs
NspnblIDsu parts BOB tpwtf Boz Nucccs
County
49, tlnn4 aith .ih,f nmera uf ihs
nol.siuWn section it uoi intend foo pr
mlslDd bs ANS Hu.h hunrh uf office
iormnr ponusmnH ~ Cnrpus Ch0au
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
DUvAL CASES WILL


49, 49, .--s--,,- '.--...-...-,--.-.-
- which they are curindiana lhr said
defendant ialacioo. heinz CUSTODIAN ~
tho feporgs ~ taxes ruiicctcd hy th,
iaN collcotor, and other nko rrporis
md TAX POLLS ~ said county ana ather
s"ferts rec~s~ary fnr the purpose 81
Auditing tho said npaHces 81 said
county the said defendant I.o,rs. be
inE custodian aud having in his office
the public hooks of the eeunt, trras
ufer. and tho said defendant robin
having tn he offipe certain books kant
ny him Tor collection ~ taxes which
'""hs are furnished az the expense IF
the county. and are the property of
N"id euupiy, aud certain tax ralls. aud
"'her Fororls are also 10 hts possession.
'oEe'hcr with Tax s,ubbs aud siubl,s ~
redemption receipts. issued 3, him. and
other data which would AID plaintiffs
10 the sa'd audit. and tho said defend.
ant Mercantile ENchango Rams. A.
custodian " che accouni kep, with said
County ~ nosal as cnmli, acnosltnr
anu " treasurer ~ the vouniy school
in"''n which ere slNo noccsaar, fos the
purpose u said aadit
That plaintiffs were not prompted
~ any motive ~ idle curiosity In
seeking % lnspuet the said records re.
ports hooks an dAorcunla, bu, dcsircd
20 make exact The samc. ana 10 take
uH~ ,herefrom. ana 10 make coplon
Thereof for the purpose ~ complete
audit ~ the affairs u said count, for
me reason that pnln,lffs have a wcll
sr'und,d belief that me finances Of
SAID county have not been talthnl.,
Hdnin's'sred, and that there are large
suinr ~ money dur said County ~
pasaL and the, deslfe 10 ascertain IN.
amounts thsreos 10 order ,hal ,ae same
may he 'eeeNcrcd for the Count, q,
pusal.~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
ElkDOh WILL BATTLE FOR
SUPREMACY IN BASEBALL
Representatives Of Corpus chris,i and
Neasur' hedges to Play Today.

u " q y might stand Tor the fbcst
pc"ple ON earth,r ur Il might STAND Tor
the best players ON csrth." but when
The latter Version ~ these famous I'M
Halls Is mentioned. n brings about AN
srsnment and ono which ~in be- set
Tied IN about 40 hours time thss AZ.
irrn"on al League iark when the n. r.
I" n. of Noakum ana tho iocAl flks win
hattie Tor The hoiair ~ beins the "bes,
players on earth
The Nrpus Chrlsti t.lks ag.ir,a In a..
near a baseball rcsalla OF royal purple
A. the short tinah they hay. bcen M.
lo~ct 20 make preparations ~in LEI
them. viii take the role ~ thr pelscans
THIS afternoon. but instead % plavlns
another team ~ the R1lf eoass leaauc
their opponrnts efn b. brother E:lNs
'nNm Nosknm. eho are comins dow, h
Contest the baseball abilities ~ th,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
AUSTIN PLAN FOR SERVICE AT
PARK EXCELLENT SAYS MILLER
Mayer Points Out That Attendance
Upon SEM Religious Service
VIII Not DC Compulsory.

Mayor Hat Nucr hst meht said.
Judnnr from fho TENOR 10 % conn
mUnnsuon published thr afternoon
Do b. tppauni fhlt h, excellent sue.
sesilun mtde n ur, Inr, Austin
"Ith rrsp' to th, srml rrusious cou
rort CD hr gitru ai ,rtcslan park Sun
9ii afternoon Iuh .A. nss boon mis
under 'oud at ln.t MOT mb under
't""d Zoo snmc QUARTERS
"rhe uUm1uun uu rhe suibsr Of
One suggestion w's s.chns 400 appor
'unp wth other members III the 10.
'al clerrN 90 fost rension upon
Those who trc expected to attend the
Fourth 90 Iuly Celebration ls A. v.rt
anco With Tho facts. and unjust tu those
who conceived 90" idra
The facts are these The CONNER.
cim cinb's cuteranmcu. commute.
Dad NOT planned lem, cntrua.nmout
features for SUNDAY lult 5th. ANA non,
other than th" proposed concert is nov
contemplated
Rev Austin. plenNd suggestion
mes With tho committees hearty Hp.
pro'al Mr MrGce nf Houston. "a So.
cal instructor ~ note klndy offered
without compensation tu take ,harsr
NJ aud direct 90, concert
The plan is OH secure a chorus of ,
hundred or more NOTICES. ~ possihlc
end elNc "a concert OF semi sacred
and patriotic nature Tho munirip,.
band which VII 90 any event siNe a
ronrcrt az the park ai about thc sam,
hopr VIA ep-opsute ln tho concert
he idrs. it sooms to me. IA most
commendable and { sincerely hone and
indeed, below that su ~ our peopi.
VIII assist in mskius the event th,
sfcRt succcss b should Doc
The question "a SUNDAY amusement
PRESENTS "a bis problem 80, cveryhod,
cares 90 indulge ia. the same sori "a
amusement oR Thar day Thu one IA
> I've hour cvnevrt, a. pruposcd. viii mol
desire 70 dsspsrt themselves In Other
Ways IN tact Il they khuuld Is,
otwrwlsc enEa.ed. their attenaan,,
upon tho ooaeert win not even ho CON,
pulsoT,."
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
REALTY TRANSFERS

hui ID email number nl rcu estate
innsirrs W,r, ried iuf rrrui in thr
county clerk. ofnoo 40 thr count hous,
YESTERDAY ho., p,ins ono twe Ir
~hi'h thc ron.mcfauam Amounted to
iisio
The, Wore ~ 10 liawou ~ q,
wowninr Hf Iacaaon counts No.. e.
81 D. Coulter lots 20 se and 90 ln
holch SO 40 81 thr town of gohsioWn
confederation $3.50
O. NJ iinkonhoser lnd iuc, Ice
iAnAerhoeer to D. Eugcnr ursc,, iot
; in block 81 the shannon addition
to thc cit, consideration $3.50
-
cotton rolsons at nnrham's nme
Stnra
ADVERTISEMENT
The Cailof classincas htlne results
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
:: City News in Brief =

th0 amount OFF Rnt InH. un fhr urN
courthouse vh.r preparations r. nr
Ine mbi, n u.HI un,f.i. fur ilr
fourth nonr vhrh 1910 %, ut nW
rlUr of fne $500 DID, D. 1mnahInn1 shu
topfrsrrta thc FnHIh.r1 stpa stun
umI rompau, wltn hHdumritia 81
San Ani0un. nl. Boo Corpus ChuMu
yesterday SEQ Nunrnn.d sirrt tn,
dul 30 goo nrn DpuIfhnH.r nuHdin.
ana i0otDi over the HulIUmH lud 81.
uulremculs of rin,ins 300 I,o tud uun
work of tho n,w 5000
IN their regular weekly session. and
rotation uf mcsunn p1.r ihr rnio
at. ilumI Commute, uf thr curnu
christi commercial Cluh uW eHih.r u
sosalon ai thr udwru hotr iodal in
ihr noon hour where nudyt tbe lr.dcr
ship ~ l'unt g. Anen the committee
viii discuss further WAYS and mrana
~ hrrrIns mun', ai home rNu mat
tets which nero doridrd op nt ihc n.t
meeting viii rccrl,, confederation tMl
npon lhe maitofs uf cesurne pfb
lng pmco Tor the mfmprt Wnhoun lm
teams when Mr rnfmrr ,nmrs iU m,
Oiif Hnh ihr question uf soOunus um
rntopcrnilan nf mrmnrl uf srinu.
woronH Dluha loo tn, ..b Tva 1920
Rrair committees nntr boom tt vrfi
Un these subjects Hnd tIIhnush uufb.n.
utN hnru H.fIf.f.I. I.. I.I..I It f... cd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10
rAIRvisw DEFEATS ruLoso.

In a welt sAaNvd gsms Slnda, after
noon nn che Tuloso diamond the Fair.
view team aided 10y three Corpus Chris
q players Won from Tuioso ny the
sro'N ~ u Q. The same Vas fast
from start To finish taklng I hour ana
80 minutes to play. Carr ~ Fair,icW
Was IN good form and pitched no
~, same allowins be-, men a. reach
FIRST base
The tArre players from Corpus Chris.
q werc Homer and white womack ana
Eson GlN
The score b, innings m \,
t@irN'ew 100 m tol-~e n 1
Tul2eO 600 eao ana .
h'iterses; Carr and r. whalen
Emmers, ;. lsasmcs and Al,lcrsan.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

fYI iD.sl iiDt scouts
s-,--------------,---,--, ,---------'----.----
several duties the members - tf'
council Will hc cailcd t1Eetner again
liunR with the forty or mnr' boy scouts
n Corpus Christi fnf tho purpose ~
entering actively Upon 900 summer
prpffsm D"mnireIoner AIrn fH- tH.
iny issued 0aii fnf 600 " 'Hr hoyf f
meet mm in fhrif SUITES af hpu"tn t'
twelve o.ci"rk. when nc 1901 tthc rm
mani uf Them for fhe rest of the day
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

Under tho direction Of o. J. W
Sykes rector uf tho church of ihe
G"od shepherd plans are being made
for thv reception aud Visit ~ nishon
W g rapcra oi San Nnionlo. hishou
roadiuior 90 tho Episcopal dNccs, ~
Wrri rrKtn who Win ho boz Corpus
Christi ihla satmda, to remaln over
SUNDAY, lcavirr Tuesday on hls timer
an Tho hishp viii pfoach lu ths
friscorAl church sumilS morninr snd
lu an pfohahillt, banquet Nui D, "A,
en in his honor ~ iho Nncrcs Nouan,.
in order that As man, of inc people u
tho eii1 mas meet him sa posnhie
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent nluntrer AZ. !,
the yi's from Ave Marta Ranch. arfi,.
inF Yesterday afternoon 90 attcud I've
''lrrn Hlunis'r Weddlns ~ last nisht
l"llowihs the rcromun, Mm muntssr
Mrs = % aordep Mrs Jessie Ciark
and Mfs John nuuirrr lcft ,ia auto.
pohilr frr urcyuis o. attend the we'd.
Tins % Mics liordcn. witch occurs fnls
morning
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

Co operation b. ono 'hs railroads en-
icring me clly win iho publicity ,om
mite" ~ tho Commercial cub and
others interested ln placing Corpus
Garrett 800 tho mop as 'ho peer ~ sum
nor resorts. hss been not,s hi 40, By
auap'c ~ summer folders hy thr Fris
$50 railroad, iu which tho Nuccra and
Corpus Beach hotels receive rr1m
n'nre nn headquarters flr summer
tourists
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

Tho pupils Of Mr.. y .. rrask's mu.
sic class vii eiNr a fceitai az thc ilish
Schnol Auditorium neNi Mondav even
ina az i' eylock The public ls .n.
,''cd The program viii he announced
later
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

Plans are nov underway iof 90 ~
pfopriHif opening uf the 1919 summer
Nmnai School boz rHt'Hs CHnau nhen
ef,efai hundred iau,hcrs uf tht State
Nili hs here fef HN Vseks eHmhln.nr
nuainrnH ard pleasure rHfnN slrrr
iniendfnt Nat nrnfHn h1H tnf t.mngr
meni of this pusrum in Dhtrse Nnilh
viii include 100 nddiosa ~ welcome ht
M1lm iin, Multrsetori musical num
b'fa tH we'll ss sari0us talks and ad
droHnca This affair wlU take pllrr ih
th' auditorium uf tnr hirh sDhuo neat
Npude, morninF at i,n o,iogh. lmme
dtnicly preceding tho opcnlnr uf the
normnl school Tho puhnr lea s,ueml
Boz Invited go the exercises
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

Mrs Henry Mcdonald urges members
w 'he country club to immediately
phone reservations fer thr suppsr to hs
Eiecn ai the Country Cuh rhur.d,,
hlght Unless reservations are maJ.
r"mptly plans for tho sumner ,,u he
s's'ndened states Mrs Mcdonald The
h"slcases are Mesiamcs Henry II Me.
boneld, " l. Hammer aud M.rre,
Chapman
fNei a Pitts yesterday reported an.
sale and delivery 10 a nnlck rs mo,l,l
siN-csilndcr car to Mrs. Manuel An.
drews ~ this city
me many friends e' p. = Flavln will
F"srr, 10 hear ~ him being senousl,
injured "a a street ear ac,sdcnt In N,w
o'leanS Yesterday mogning Mrs IA
YIN left on las, nights train 60 a. Min
him ~"
eu"d'no Permits tetsllins sisss wen.
issued Yesterday 10y ca, Rmildlne IN
spec'cr klmer. az follows. "A. n.
spyAer. a dwclllng az 4sio Mater
street {" cost $500. Anscimo pedrasa.
nao'lns a house from BLACK stree, 10
sam Rankin street. sac. and cha,,..
Land FOR the construction ~ a nnc.
story warehouse a, SIS carriao s,r,e,
10 cent. $1,000
County Clerk lutsr issusd a mar.
nsTe license yssesrsiay to Joseph L.,
h'"ntasr and Miss Viola Olsen, whose
'n"Ff'aso eccured last night.
Fsf the porspess o. looking owe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-20

bsi9sfiibrt tporben 1T, unb ni9t BON
&oiiern unb &Dnigen.
Hebmen mir suerit RuBlonb. Sort
boben bic Yonilopiiten ben &rieg
pprbereitet, unb ibre llmtrisbe i4us
fen bic birette @eronloHung. Die
ponilapiitsn Iinb bur9aus nidt bes
3oren bsionbere Sreunbe. unb Gar
RitoIaus 1T TderGi9 nidt Der Mann,
Der ben 9riss liebt. @r mare BERG
Ii6 frob. ipenn er elm frisbli9es 2es
ben fiibrsn t0nnte. 9lbsr bur9 bic
panIIopiiteu lit er sespunsen fpors
ben, su tun. mas er setan bot. Gr
mar nur elm @ertseus. Die bon ben
ponIlopiiten aufeeito9elten iIapis
Iben 80lter, nidt Der perf6nli9 uns
bebsutenbe unb rpillensfdpade 3ar
trasen bic @erantportuns fir bos
9erbrsdsn biefes furdtbaren Rriea
ses.
@ibt es ipirtIi6 iemanben, Der bo
slnubt, jener bsrebrunsspiirbise Mos
nord. 8oiier 5rans Soiepb bon See
iterrei9, babe, bon 8lutburit GEE
trieben, einen fripolen Sfriss Bee
sonnen, gang seesn ben @illen ieis
nes 8oltes9 9erieniss Sell Der
gebOltsrung Seferreib llnsarns,
Der nidt Su ben panilnpiitsn bins
netst - unb Der lmfobt mebr ols
flint Se9iteI bon ben 30 Milionen
Seiterrei6er unb llngorn mar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-20

bon tiefItsr 9itterteit erfiillt. iiber
bic unoufb0rIi9en unb ntebertrddtis
gen 9lnsriffe Der ponflopiifen, bic
bic fpirtI6oftIibe unb politii9e Gnt.
ipidluns Der 9oppelmpnar9is BENIN.
ten. Die Grrsguns itieg enblid
burd bic @rmprbung bes Sbronfols
sers ouf einen fol4en @rab, baB
man Iisber Elm Gnbe nit Sdreden
aIs sinsn S9reden obne gnos ipolIs
te. Das 0fterreidifdbe Bolt por ss,
bos no9 &ries bsrIanste. unb iiaer<
lid ni9t Der DFerreidiide 8aiier.
@is iiebt es benn nit Sronts
rsid2 BORT sibt es fhon Ionse fei-
ne a6nise unb aaifer msbr. glber
felt 43 Sabrsn idreien bic Sranso-
len nadj aries nnb mad GrpaHdje.
limb tein politittr bate in an bisfer
3sit in 0rantreid ausfidt auf cine
erfoIsreihe 2aufbobn sebabt, penn
er ni9t sinen 9tnsriffstries sesen
0eutidlanb, ipbaIb Der Sies er.
rsidbar fdein,n piirbe, in isin PRO-
gromm oufeenommen bate. Die
einsige 9lusnobms, MonIieur Sau.
reg, Der oufridtis ben Grieben lpoII'
te, 1T bon rpatriotiihen" SrunaoIen
ermorbet porben.
gebmen mir 0eutfdIanb!
Die 9lmeritoner baben iid in bic
@pri iteIlung bineinselebt, baB in
9eutTalonb feline Habel gu 8oben