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The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
COMMITTEE SEEMS
 HIGHLY PLEASED
WITH THE STATE NORMAL
CEN ERAL ASSEMBLY VISITORS STRONGLY ENDORSE PRES
 ENT ADMINISTRATION.

Voicing their unqualified endorse m2nt of the administration of Presi- dent J. J. Doyne, the board of trus- tees and the faculty, and promising to recommend liberal treatment by the present general assembly, the com mittee of the legislature which visit CT the Arkansas State Normal School yesterday gave every evidence of strong approval of the institution.
 The committee, which was compos- ed of Senators B. II. Greenhouse and 5. C. Sims and Representatives J. C. Belote and w. l.. Pope, spent the en- the day inspecting the Normal build ln@s and grounds and the work of the Institution. The model farm especial
 ly attracted their favorable attention and practive school brought forth praise from the visitors. Not a mem
 Der of the committee offered any crit lclsm against any department of the institution and all were apparently deeply impressed with the importance and value of the school to the state.
 Late yesterday afternoon several of the local business men called and paid thelr respects to the visitors. After a delightful open-air concert by the newly organized Normal band the committee, the party from the city, President Doyne and few members of the faculty assembled in one of the class rooms, where informal talks were made by President Doyne. Sena- tors Greenhouse and Sims, Represen- tatlve Belote and Col G. w. Bruce. Senator Greenhouse paid a high com pliment to President Doyne as an ex- ecutive and assured those present that the institution was in able and efficient hands. He spoke of the per sonal interest he felt in Conway and It's institutions on account of the fact that he was born 65 years ago on farm on Beaver Fork, three or four miles northeast oI the site of Conway, which was not established until many years later. Representative Belote was especially favorably impressed with the fact that during it's history the State Normal School had never incurred deficiency, but, on the con- trary, had always turned back an un- expended balance of it's appropria- tions to the state treasury. He said in this respect the Normal differed from most of the other state institu- tions and the administration was to be pyaised for so keeping faith with tho state
 Among the business men who visit ed the Normal yesterday were Jo FTauenthal, the local member of the board of trustees, H. B. Ingram, J. E. Little, w. M. Harrell, w. D. Cole, Jr., Col. G. W. Bruce, G. L. Banner, Frank Farris and Frank E. Robins.
 All of the members of the commit tee, except Senator Greenhouse, re- turned to Little Rock last night Sen ator Greenhouse will remain over Sunday, the guest of his cousin, Mrs. w. J. Gardner.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
MORE STORES TO CLOSE.

To the list of nine merchants of |
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
ASK HAYS 10 VETO
 MINE RUN LAW

Little Rock, Feb. 12.-About thirty men from the mining regions of west ern Arkansas, appeared before Gov ernor Hays Thursday morning, for and against the Cazort bill for the repeal of the mine run law in John son county, which has passed both houses of the legislature. It has not been enrolled and presented to him yet. The delegation was divided some insisting upon the approval of the bill, others that he veto it. The governor refused to make any state ment as to his probable action on the bill
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
BULLDOGS LOSE TWO
 TO STAMPS QUINTET

Stamps, Feb. 12.-The Hendrix College basketball aggregation lost two games here yesterday, Stamps high school defeating them 20 to IA and 31 to 29. Both games were close ly fought, the local basketeers having a shade the better of the argument in each contest.
 The Bulldogs left this morning for Texarkana, where tonight they will play the Texarkana high school, re- turning to Conway Saturday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
CONWAY 10 HAVE
 JIINEY' SERVICE

Not to be outdone by Kansas City, Fort Smith and other cities, Conway is to have real ''jitney" bus service, according to an announcement made today by Charles V. and Ernest Douglass. Within the next few days they state that they will put in ser vice an auto bus and two five passen- ger cars, making trips throughout the day in and out of the business part of the city. The cars will be run on a regular schedule over certain streets and "jitney' or fve-cent piece will be all it costs for ride.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
BROWN WILL ACCEPT
 lANkFORD'S CHALLENGE
SAYS HE WOULD LEAVE CON. GRESSMAN'S RACE TO JUR-
 IST'S TOWNSHIP.

Little Rock, Feb. 12.-The state ment has appeared in the public prints that former Circuit Judge Flu gene Lankford of Des Are, will be a candidate for congress from the Sec ond district, and that he is willing to run an elimination primary with F.. E. Brown of De Vall's Bluff, mem Der of the state tax commission, who is a prospective candidate for MT. Oldfelds place
 Judge Brown has received no state ment direct from Judge Lankford, but says that he is willing to enter an elimination primary to decide which shall make the race from Prai-
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
|. R. H. s. BASKETEERS
 PLAY HERE TOMORROW

The Little Rock High School bas- ketball team will arrive in Conway tomorrow morning at 9:22 o'clock for two games. The first will be played with the State Normal five at 10:30 o'clock on the Normal court. In the afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the capital city lads will clash with the Hendrix College Reserves on the Hendrix court. An admission of 15 cents will be charged at each game.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12

Tie county. He says, further, that he is willing to confine the primary to Judge Lankforcs own township of Wattensaw.
 Representative A. G. Gray of Inde- pendence is also a prospective candi- date for the nomination.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
RIFF 10 RUN FOR
 AUDITOR OF STATE

Little Rock, Feb. 12.-Ollie s. Rieff, deputy state auditor, announces that he will be candidate for state audit or to succeed L. L. Coffman. Mir. Ref has had several years experi- ence in the office, and is familiar with all it's details.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
MOSS FARM SOLD
 10 ROLAND MAN

Mrs. T. H. Moss and children on yesterday sold to Dr. C. M. Brooks of Roland, Pulaski county, the Arkan- sas river farm known as the upper Moss place. The farm consists of 235 acres of land and the consideration was $S,000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12
ARKANSAS TEAM TO
 MEET HENDRIX FIVE

The basketball team of Arkansas College of Batesvile will meet the Hendrix College quintet on the Hen- dirk court next Tuesday Two games will be played between the teams while here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-12

Conway who agreed to close their stores every evening except Saturday at $50 o'clock from February Is to september l, have been added Camp Bros. and E. w. Rogers & Son.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

Ser @roBfiirit: (iortfabrcnO). =
nidt gu ieben ionoern iis ioaen, io-
ipeit iie grad AM a8eg Iiegen, init
Eiidern ooer I6ntcIn bebcdt per.
Den.
Ser SCloberr (5u ieinem slSiit-
taliten): Sofort boben iib Oreibun.
BERT 4oiafen am 8e9ranb nieoer5it-
Iegcnl lleber ieoen miro elm Sllfl
oOer elm Waantcl gc6cdt, INNER ab.
tpe6ielno. Slh = Mantel = G,td)
- Mantel :. 9Ibcr i6drfen Gie
ben 9erlcn ein, ouB iie ii6 nidt
riibren, bis Der Gar nrrbei lit.
Sonit oerbaii' id iie eigeub1noig.
Ser 8oliSeid)ei (eri6einD: Carl
ih bic iGiutli6en Serreu @rjcIIen5en
uno 9urtbIdubte bitten. ibre @af-
ien on mid ab5ugeben.
glue: 9lber iuarirm ocnn?
Ger 9oIi5eidcf; Ger Gar fomntt
SD nuIB fir feline Sihcrbeit ein-
itrben Co.. 9anfe iebr, mcine
&crren -. 9tun miiiien aud Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

nG9it beim glrbeilen i'm feinbli9en
Syeuer unb iinb bann eisentlih nur
Elm RotbebeIf. @enn ober irgenb
mDsIi9, iperben aus bieien f9maI
eingef9nittenen S9iiBen9rdben, bic
nur fir tnienbe Sdiiben ou benuben
Iinb, ipl9e fir iebenbe S9iiBen,
iinb Bel eeniisenber 3eit tann man
Iie gu psrftdrtten S9iisensrdben ers
ipeitern, bic ben sebedten @ertebr
binter ben S9iiberi seitatten. Sas
WimitrD bieIer ipunberbdren anlas
gen aber sebt nod iueiter; benn ipenn
Der &f, nie es ieBt in Roros
frontrei1 Der Sail III, gu einem ite'
benben ipirb, 10 beripanoeln ii4 bic
DerFdrtten S9iibengrdben Su eripeis
terten. 3unGdit fiibrt Oer S4iiBen.
groben fein erites Mtmitrp babur4
nus, bab er ii9 i'm @eIGnbe mDgli9f
unIi9tbar modt. g8irb er in einem
5errain anssIest, bas PfIanSentuu9s
aufpeiit, etipa auf elmer grasbeitans
oenen SaIbe ober Wieie, 70 fpirb bic
aus bem @roben ausgeporfene @rbe.
Die na9 benz 6einbe gu als bedenbe
9rufttpe6r bient. ebenfdlls nit 9ross
fiiden pber fonitisem griinem 9es
3peig bebedt. Der @egner fann
punn nntursemGb auf peitere @nt>
srnungen ni9t unteri9eiben, ipie bic
2inie Der S9iibengrdben perIduft.
Sc IGn9er fid bic Sruppe in fol4en
Stellunsen aufbdlt, Inn 10 genauer
rperben iie mastiert, bas belBt in
i6rem on bic @rboberfIdhe rasenben
geuBern Der 9eI9offenbeit bes I@es
ldnSes na9 Sarbe unb @usieben uns
gepoBt. @an5 beionbers aber bas
Snnere Der S9iibengrGben miro fir
BEN IGngeren 9lufentbalt umseipon'
belt. 9ie Srupps, tpel9e bic @rds
ben IGnsere 3eit bsnuBt, mub fi9 in
ibnen bGusIi9 einri9ten. Dies sebt
unsefdbr 10 Su, aIs ipenn ntuu cine
neube5pgene @obnung ausitattet.
3uerf mub nu9 i'm S9iiBensraben
fir bic nottpenoigIien @rforbetniIie
aeIorgt iperbsn. 0as lit Dor allen
9insen Der S9iebbebarf, unb, tpenn
man ertannt bat, baB man ii9 Idns
gere 3eit unter bem S9ube BON
Mutter @rbe aufsubaIten bat. 10
lest man ouf entipre9enbe @ntfer.
nungen tleine MunitipnsitGnbe neben
ben einselnen S9iiben on, ous benen
Der @oIbat ben S6ieBbebnrf IeiCbt
entnebmen tonn. 8ei berortigen
SteIIunsen, ipie ie in gaorbfronts
reid bespgen iinb, muB mon ober
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
Der sebiibeHsrabeil.
MusnHtuns ber befeitisten Selbitelluus
int sescntuartiseu 9riese.

Sn bieiem ariese fpielt Der S9iits
5engrabsn bel allen 4rmeen Der
&riesfiibrenbsn cine gang bebeutenoe
RoIle. 9tu9 er notiirlidb pertSrpert
ni9ts Neues unter Der Sonne, audi
er sebDrt felt laneer 3eit fbon gu
bsm Riiitssus Der ariesfiibruns, uber
faum nod in einem Selb5uge 1T bon
Der anmsnbung Der befeitisten SeIbs
fteIIunssn. gu benen ia Der S9iiBen'
Sraben seb6rt, 70 aussisbig unO 70
nusbauernb 9ebrau6 gemabt tpors
ben, ipie in benz Ringen, bas ii9
nun felt Monatsn auf ben peri9ies
'benen S9Io9tfeIbern bieies @eIts
frieees abIpielt. @be es feline S9iit+
Sen gab, tanute man felbItperi itGnolid
aud feline S9iibengrdben. Dies mar
In elmer 3eit, ols iid Der SoIcat
nod in bem boIlen @lanoe feiner
f96nen bunten Uniform, in boiler
2ebenssr6Bs benz eei6dbten 9egner
als 3iel unb Sur sefGllisen 8enuts
sung preisgob - in Der @po9e Der
2ineartattii, pie iie Der erobe 5rieb.
rid in 10 senialer unb erfolgreider
@eife ieinen Seinben aIs setpaItiees
MirtunssmitteI entsegeniteIlte. Oils
bann glapoIeon l. ben Siroilleur.
fampf sinfiibrte, ben 8ampf bes
einaeI i9iebenben SoIbaten eegsn ben
nubsrn, bas iogenannte S9iibensss
fedt, ba mar es nptfpenbis seipOr.
ben. ben einselnen Mann gegen bic
6eueripirtung bes Seinbes Su psrs
beden, unb 10 lam man allm6bIi9
barauf baB bieIer 3fped am ii9ers
iten srrei9t iperben t6nne, tpenn ii9
Der S6iibe in bns 9slGnbe einsrub
nnb aus feiner 9edung beraus feline
Runft i'm S9isBsn betGtists. Sms
merbin 9ot es IGn9ere 3eit gebauert,
Bis Der SnfonterieIpnten ols aIlges
meines @ebrdu9smitteI Der Subs
truppen in ben @rmeen eineefiibrt
ipurbe. @rIt Der 2rieg bonn Sabre
1866 bat bic bobe @ebeutuna bes
Samples aus perbedten unb bedens
ben Stellunsen bsrous eeSeitist, unb
feitber boben duh ollie Qrmeen bic
gnlaee unb 8enubuns bon befeItis.
ten Jelbitelluneen Su ben unsrldBIis
den @srien bes Samples umges
formt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

Der Mandeiier Guardian i6reibt
in einem 2eitartiteI, na9oem er Die
beuti9e ariegfiibruns fritiiiert bat:
n8emertensperte 3iise Der &dupfe
Der Iebten 3sit iparen: eritens bas
@rI4sinenb. Sinbenburss aIs zines
Generals BON tpirtIi9 groBer, orisis
naler SGbiefeit i'm @egenIab au
bloBer miIitdrifder 8iIbung, 'Seren
Ripeau in bieiem Sfrieee isbr bod
mar; Sipeitens Die gang unerpartet
boben NuaIitGten Der beutf9en 9tes
ierpetruppen. Oieie Mdnner i9nitten
nit ibrem Wsut unb ibrer 2lnpais
iungsfdbigteit an Die neuen 8eoins
gunsen ebenio gut oOer beFer ab aIs
bic Sruppen Der erien 2inie i'm anz
fang bes Srieees. Dir babsn ri9t
mebr allsin nit Der miIitGriI9en
8iirotratie gu tun, mir tdmpfen ees
gen ben Patriotismus uno bic sSns
teligen3 Der Sur9Idnitts=Seutide
bic ii1 sefdbrli9sr eripeiisn t0nnsn
aIs Die MaI4inerie Der MiIitdrs8i>
rotratie."
Sn einem 8eri9t oes Simestor.
rebonosntsn aus StiernetpiSe beibt
es unter mosrm; Cine sunSe Sirsts
te. uuf Der Ian9s. beftiee Sdmpfe tobs
ten, fano i'd in aubergepD6nlib gus
tenn 3uitanoe Dor. Der lleberfluB bon
8isb iiberaa seists beutIi9, baB bic
.0euti9en nidbt pilltiirlib unp uns
nib bic OOrier sepliinoert, bubsn, bic
iie nun f6on 5peimaI burh5ossn. Gs
iinO aud psr5dltnismdBis tpenis Der.
brannte OOrfer gu finoen. Ratiirli4
mar Su erparten, baB iid bic Oeuts
i9sn btim @inmaridb ieglider Sc
nalttdti9tsiten entbalten piir6en.
benn isin 9enernI nit eeiunbemMsns
idenperitanb ipirb buIben, bab feline
Sruppen ben Sob elmer 8ep0lteruns
srpeden, unter Der fie ipenisitsns eiuf
3eitlnns gu Ieben bdben. uber buB
oieier ISeIbitspsd aud beim RiidSu9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

riisfiidcn Tritppcn ibrc @affen olt
riii6 ob0cbcn
Der TeloDcrr: $50 briibcu sic
GertI6cn ltcben liz
Ser BoIiSci6et: Die 9elitf6cn
bobcn natiirIid aleidlfaIIs ibre @of.
fen an mid ab5ugeben. =. gie ioa
id) iouit fir ole Siferbeit Oes go.
rem cilItebcul
Ger GeIoberr: 9os tilh bic
0eltl6en ME imo nifnmeriHebr.
Scr BoIi5eidef: 9eItimmt niht?
Der Selbberr: Inter feinen lint
itinoen.
Ser BoIiScidef: @cIde 9liid.
Iidtsloiigfeitl CANT bcooucre id,.
Gann mub Der Bar leioer oanfeno
rer5idten.
Ser @robfiirit: gie2 $50 feline
9oiafen ibn' 10 iebniii6tig erpar.
ten?
Ger goliseidef: @aeen Sie ben
&oiafen, Der Gar l6bt eriiBen. aber
er bat ioeben cine furhtbare Wti'
arGne befommcn gegen Die MIR
;cine aIlerb0dite @leftriiiermai9ine
hiIft. llnS Die itebt leioer in 3ats'
toje Selo.... tuobin er ioeben 5it'
riidreiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

aud bic riidipGrtisen 9tbteiIungen,
bic Referben unb @rIabtruppen, in
perbedte Stsllungsn poftieren, unb
10 entiteben bonn unterirbiI9e NnIa,
gen erSBerer SimeNion, NIT oem
6offunesrdum fir bic 9ln5obI bon
Sruppen. bic in ibnen untersebrodt
tuerben miiIIen. 1ie @srbinoungss
sGuse SiptI9en OieieH Mnuni9afts.
reierppiren gu Der eieeniIi6en Sdiit>
5eutette i'm G9iiben9robeu erss6en
li6 our9 bic 8erbGItniiie BON Isl5it.
Sn bteIn riidlpdrti9en llntertiinfs
ten bnbsn bic Sruppsn itd m0eIi9ii
ppbnIihe SsimitGttsn einSurihtsn
perfanben. Stiibls unb Sii9e. ilei=
ne S@rGnte unb 2ompeu, buupts
IGaIih Motraben uno 0edsn aus
ben umIisssnben SrtI6ditsn, boil.
fiibrn bic llmrponbIung Der Orb.
bobIe gum ssmiitIiten Wobnruum.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

seiibt ipurbe, seist oeutIi9. baB Sic
0eutf9en ii9 eine neus gtuIiaiiuns
iiber &riegfiibruue gu ei9eH ssma9t
baben. 8ielsi9t ipridt audi Oie Sot.
fade nit, bab bier bauptid9lid Vie.
fetpe unb 2onOIturm getdmpft bdbsn
uub bab bieie perbeirateten uno erfdb=
reneren 2eute psniser seneiot iiub,
Die 9ranbfadef gu i9Dinssu aIs ole
iungen 8urI9en, Die beE Sries luis
elm Gbenteuer betru9ten. 8ielleiht
fiibrt audi Die 9o9o6tung Dor sinem
tapferen uno bortnGdisen 5einb, bic
iiberaa sunimmt. OuSu, OaB Der 3rieg
biel BON bem uerbitterten @6aratter
perliert. Der i9n i'm 9lnfune tennsei9=
nete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
,,Der Ear konlmt!"

Ser SeIobcrr: @ei allen imicrcn
ruiiii6en SeiliselL 9rrhIaIdltl
S6ersen sic niht init 10 fiirbtcr.
Ii6en 9ingen. sic f0nncn mir ia-
pen: r0ie prellBiid1e 2anOpe6r
fon1nt" = oa tpciB ih, es fam
Stpct 9trmceforps foitcn; Sic font
ncn mir iaeen nSinoenbltrg fomnt"
= oa ipeiB id, id mIb misreiBer." i"
slber Sic iagen mir: Scr Bar
fommtl" -. @a6rbaftig2 gtcel
Ser @roBfiirit: @S lit bittercr
@rnit. @tcin erbobeuer Sbein ino
Setter, oos alte @fcl, III ihon I'LL.
tertpegs. eSn eiher DoIbeii Stulioe
fam er bier iein - mitten i'm
Sauptquortier.
Ger SeIoberr: 3um Scufel nod'
NAL, mas min er oenn bier2
Ser @roBfiirit: Gr mill enoIid
einmal friid gefnlgene Brerben
ieben bon glneeiibt Su slnseiidt.
Ser SeIbberr: Gunuer ia = baS
m6dt' i6 tpou audi. @efaugcuc
Yreuben! @enn ih BLOB erIt !peIdc
gefan9en B6ttel
Ser @robfiirit: Serner tpiinidt
Der Gar 5u ieben, uie Die rlliiii6cn
8eripun6cten nerpfIe9t tperoen.
Ser Selo6err: Da miro er itmt-
neiL Der Bar. Sie neroen bor5iis.
li6 berpfIcet - iobal0 fie namIif
in oertidJe Sanbe fallen.
Ser @roBfiirIt: lleber 6ic Spei-
iirng Der Sruppen WiG er iib
,Gt6 -
Ser SeIbberr (su ieinem gbil.
tanteD: Man iou iofort Elm paar
3onierpcnbiidien offnen, ben SanO
berausi9iitten irlo SpargeI bineiit-
tilnl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
General '. Bathenfetl.

@eneral b. Mddenisn, Der Sieeer
bon DIocluipst. &utnr uno 2obs, iit
aus Der &apalIerie herpprgesansen.
@eboren am 6. DECEMBER 1849 au
SuusIsiprib Greg. s.=8sa. Merieburs).
trat er am 1. Sttober 1869 als Sin,
iabrissSreiipilliser beim 2. 2sibbu>
Iarenresiment elm, um ipdbrenb 6es
SeutidaGrons6fii6en TeIosuss gum
2eutnant Der JaeierDe befOrbert gu
iperben, @enise Sabre ipdter CAB er
Iein Stubiim an Der llniperftGt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

Der S8iibsngroben bat Ieit6ar
ebenio iein Mimitrp erreitbt, pie bic
9ruppsn, bic ibn in msiRerbafter
Meiie anSuipenbsn Isrnten. SEPT III,
tbeorstiI9 betrn6fst, Der @6iibens
erabsn Elm CUR 8enubuns fir bas
ftsbsnbe 5euer9efe1t nnseipenbster
tief unb I9maI einssF9nitteuer Sra.
ben, Der 70 lang 1T, boB bic betrefs
fenbe sruppe. bic ibn brouGt, in Be.
qissEtt Weiie aus ibm bos sseuet
abSeben lam. Die S9iibenerGben
gtben ben bsilen S6ub sssen bos
MrtiIleriefeuer. Wtnn man nur Dor.
iibersebenb, alip .ouf tiir5sre 3eA,
BON Der @srifdrtrng bss @eIdnb9s
@ebruuh MAIDEN mill, 70 aeniioen
oft S9iibensrGben fir tnienbs
S9iiben. Sic ipsrbsn ongepsnbst
in @orpoTenIieIIunsen oub fir
@teIlun9en Der Yo6but uno mitunter
I'm gnariff. sic entiteben ou9 aus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
ltu6chadlt.

Gin b6bersr 9eamter in Der @roB>
fobt bate fdon Iunse iein !oeimatss
e6rfden niGt seieben; uno barum
fNute er iih fefr, ols zines Sases.
Der pfarrer, Der su einem &ong:eb
rad Der Stubt setommen nor, bei
ibm borfpro9. Wlit Der er6bten
9ebbaftigteit erfunoigts er iidb na4
ieiHen olten 8etonnteu. ---.
Limb mas ma9t Der alts MiilIsr9"
fragte er. rDonn buben sic ibn
sefeben9"
Der ssiitIi6e Ssrr fdiitteIte ZEN
aopf. Den iperOe i'd Hie ipieoer
ieben", ertlGrte er feierIi9. Ser
oIte MiiIler lit i'm Simmel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
Riitternes urteiL

giuen fs6r f4lugtrGftiseu 8etpeis,
6aB es um Die Sohe Der Seltf9sn
unS SeIterreider gut itebt, biIbet Der
llmitunb, oab Die @nsIdnoer in ib'
rem 2obe Der bsutiden Sris9sfiib'
runa uno bes beuti9en patriotli9en
Settles INNER Itdrtere SDne ani9la'
aen. M1an bore, ipas oas angeiebens
tie ensliI9e proOinsblatt iiber Die
SeutI9en gu fusen bat:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
Den Beldeil Won 1belsoIand!

SreuS uno aorbeer legen mir auf Die
@rGber unIrer SeI0eu =
So9 i'm Mellensrube ibr, per Toll eliz
rsn plab uns meIoeng
Siigel fGIlt uno .!Siigel iteigt in Dem
piIben Spiel Der 9iifte.
llno 6as rauhe Meer perf9peigt. eos
lie MGnner, cure @riifte.
Sod ole Sat, ole eu6 benennt, miro
bon teinemSturm bertrieben,
limb Dem OeuiIden 5irmamsnt bleibt
iie eipig einaeibrieben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
nDis 1aIsL.

Sn bieisn Sasen. no unTere glids
nit sere4tem Corn nod guglaao
geri9tet finb, erf9eint Der 0lbbuid
einss gebi9tss aus Gltsrer 3eit 5eiis
semGb, bos ipo6l iptnis betonnt lift.
Seine lleberIdrift lautet: .Die Sn,
feI4. Ser @srfaFsr f9ilbert aundcbii
gibbons Slid uno WorSiige uno
fGbrt baun fort:
9o6 tpeil beudIeriid Sein Ginnen,
gSeiI oein Ser5 boil So6niut lit,
Su, Inn 8eltru5m gu geipi1uen,
@ott int Simntel gang bereibt,
@oulmt Der $ae-bnlb ipiro er fommen
Stol5e Neerest6nioin,
'Sdipinbet tpie elm Srallm ba6iu;
Seiue S6Ia1tenbomer idpefoeti,
Seif1e Sdiuerter iuerben ftumpf,
Seine S6bne fniribeno neiaen,
Gid bor feinblidem Sriuutjb;
Seiner Serridermadt ent5ogen,
g8ieber gang nuf frcier @a5n
g8dl5t bnnn iaiid)Seno Ieine 8oaen
Ser setuaItee S5ean.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
9runb aenuo.

9runb genus. grite
SreunOin: nDorum boft Su 0i4
benn nit Der @rna perfeinoet9'
3tpeite 5reunoin: rDeiI iie mid
iiberoa als ibre aIte 6reunoin bots
felt"
= paffenbe 4uffeTlung.
8eim feierIi1eu @inSuse oes Siirs
fen mar ou9 ben Stuoenten Elm
pIab i'm Spalier sinssrdumt DorOen
unb apar sufGllis Dor bem itdotiifsu
@oFerbebetpert. 9lls Der Jiirit Dor.
iiberfubr, mubte er berSIid laden,
Oenn an Dem betreffenben @ebdube
itonO nit sroBen 8udtdben:P II nj p<
Iintion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

Sn Rem gortviit Der 2oi c f.
rise MatroIe @6porb 6. Ott bes
SdladtIdfffes r6Ioribu" ipenise Mis
nuten na9bem er ipdbrenb elmer 30,
rerrnnbs bon ieinem aamerabsn pabs
bah WaIib binter oas re9ts DIR se>
idlasen purOe, ben 5Olgen bes 6ies
bss erlssen. MaIfb purbe unter Der
tedniiden 8sfhuIbigung bss So6s
idIdgs in 9oFt senur hien unb bon
einem in Der Rdpp Jarb ouIam-
mengetreienen Rriesagsribt bprlGu-
fig fir eia psiteres UsrbOr feItsebols
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

WeneraI b. WladenIcr, Biibrer Der VII.
sIrmee.
SaIle auf uno ipibmete fi9 benz ottis
ben Sesresoienft, in Sem ibm oant
feinen ausgeSei9neten Sdbisteiten si<
ne rai9e unO slanSpoIle 2dufbubn
bef9isoen mar. Seit 1908 tommons
bierte General b. Nladenfen, Der audi
als MilitdrfdriftfeIIsr bsbeutfam
berbOrgetreten 1T. bas II. gtrmses
torps in Sun5ig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

= MabIseit. .@drn sesef'
fen. Serr Wieier9"
~@epiB, tomme foe6en Sapon,
beute sob's Sipei prd8tise Spanfers
tel."
rSuperlotl = llnS gu ipiepisl pa'
rem Sic benn9"
r3u brei'n."
Limb iper mar es oenn, tpenn i'd
fragen barf =. 2"
sd un0 bic alpet SponferfeI."
= SpIitter. Der S9eI TT
Der &attus Der SGugetiere.
= 9rpb. @r: nSieb nur, bus
1T ia bic olte 2aube, ipo Su MID
9ein Ndrrden ssnarnt boit.~
Sic: nSm. bm, unO ieBt bin i9
Der Sonspurit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

Gr: r2ab oo6 bas Rauden. Wles
lanie! giitotinlippen perIeioen mir
bas &iifen."
Siei 500 - Sd ipuBte oar>
ni9t, OaB meine Sole nitotinfreie
3igorstten rau6t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

n0u itridH mir ipobl Elm puur
Striimpfe, Sruoaeng"
rNein, oas miro BLOB elmer; fiir
bic @robmutter."
rSa = mas foIl Die Oenn nit ei'
mem unfansen9"
nSie. faete neuIi9, ibr SsIo'
triumph babe elm 2o4."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28
sdlatteIreim.

Die in SeIbitiudt ssrne Isten,
2iebsn ni4t bas Sprii9lein: .9srne
eeben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-28

Ser @robfiirit: @et6tete sScillbe
ipiini6t Der Gar nidt 81 ieben {.
Ser SeIoberr: Gin @liidl $50
bitten mir Die fonIt Bereenommenl
The Delta independent., 1915-10-15

We have had numerous requests to
rent vacuum cleaners and have decid-
ed on the following plan: We will
rent one OF our standard sS5 machines
for 81 per day or fraction thereof and
when 1t has been rented to thirty-five
persons the machine will be given
free to one OF the thirty.five persons,
Ask for full information at the office
your request to the office of the Wes
tern Colorado Power Co. and dates
will be reserved in the order requests
are received, If your house isn't
wired better get it wired as you can
get in on this 39-40