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RAIDER ENDS CAREER

kronnrinz Wilhelm lnterns at New.
port LONG Before Time Expires.
Washington. Acting under orders
from tile German government and
many DAYS prior TO the expiration OK
her time, the KroRpriua Wilhelm end
ed her sensational career as a cam.
meroe destroyer by informing at New.
port News.
This action came as surprise 70
naval officers. who had believed be-
cause the Kronprinz was faster than
the Eitel and because she started
loading l40e tons OF coal. that She
would make a dash to sea.
Notice OF the kronprinx's decision TO
intern was delivered to the govern.
ment within an hour of the signing hy
Secretary Daniels Of the report by OF
flcials of the survey board on the
amount Of coal and supplies and the
the repairs necessary for the Kron.
nrinE to reach the nearest German
port This report would have allowed
the Krenprinz 1,4e0 tons of coal and a
vast quantity of supplies.
When the Eitel put in her requist
ton for supplies one OF the items was
a large quantity Of beer. With twice
the crew of the Eitel. the Kronprinz's
failure TO ask Tor any beer was joking.
ly said to be absolutely Indicative that
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
CARRANZISTAS
CLAIM VICTORY
Observation-Disclosures Reports
Utter Rout of Villas Army
PREDICT CHANGE IN MEXICO
No Advlees to State Department TO
Atrm or Deny Carranxa's State
Reported That Alfonso
Maaero VIII Come to u. S.

Washingtou.- THAT Cen villa met
with continued defeat and his forces
ara in state OF demona3i z1tion. are
the claims OF the Carranza agency.
uhsed ga adytces received by them.
It IS predicted that an entirely new
aspect Will be placed on Mexican az
fairs within a short time.
The State Department is without
advises from Mexico and has heard
rothiug that would either affirm or
deny the sweeping claims OF victory
by the Carranzistas.
The earanza agency made public
this telegram from its representative
at hNlgle Pass, Texas:
'4rhe continued defeats OF the Vita
forces and the utter decentralization Of
his troops have beer amply confirmed
By Rosendo Martinez, who came out
Of Monterey on the first train coming
through from that city. lie reports
that conditions ara intolerahle, that
az kinds OF supplies and merchandise
are very high. The continued defeats
sustajsee by Villa, even when com.
manding in person. have destroyed his
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
WORLD s NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

NEW YoRk.-John Bunny, the ia,
nous comedian of motion pictures
died at his home in Flatbush. Brook.
lyn. after a four weeks illness, of a
complication of diseases.
WASHINGTON. - Greece offered
$l7500o00 to Argentine for the new
dreadneught Moyeno, recently com.
pleted az Camden. n. J.. for the South
American republic
LoN8ON-The steamer Noordsp.
with forty American women delegates
to The Hague Peace Congress. is an.
chored IN the Downs, unable to OBJ
tain permission to proceed to Rotter-
dam
NEW YoRK-Frederiek w. Sew.
ard, son OF William H. Seward. Presi.
dent Lincoln's Secretary Of State. died
in the eighty-hfth year OF his age. at
his home. Montrose-on-the-H Hudson.
RoME.-The Naples police have dis
covered a cargo of army uniforms and
material. boots and foodstu8s eonsign.
ed to Austrian shippers, cuuningly
concealed in wine barrels.
6EsLiN.-The negotiations with the
United States for the removal OF tie
German prohibition OF the expectation
OF potash salts have reached the stage
where a successful issue seems prob
able.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
Sporting

Melbourne lnman, the English bill
hard champion, met with big sur.
prise In his first game in London since
arriving from his extended tour OF the
United tSates and Canada. Oonced
ing Falkiner 5000 Is ats start in a
game OF 1880 up. the champion lost
by BIS points
Harry Vardon and Edward Ray, two
OF Great Britain's premier profession.
al golf players. viii sail for the Uni.
ted States May IS, They viii compete
sn the American open championship.
Eddie Ainsmith, premier catcher OF
the Washington American League
team, was sentenced to thirty days In
the workhouse. without option of a
fine. IN Police Court at Washington.
after conviction OF an assault upon y
street car motorman.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
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General


Ghicago's new mayor Wllaaln maze
Thompson, was ahaagafdeeu WIN
parade having 5V,0oV IN inc
After voting lus approval % eiie ois
eesl Ouuget III tile illa'eoa! VI oio
OF New YORK, ale Legislature au,
JouTned.
preparations nave Deeh llaae 70 re,
move the bronze horses ON Top od 9e
Marks at venice 70 ssalety III the efou'
OF Italy entering the war.
A new "oflu feeoiu af'a' uue ni=li'
OF 10000 feet IN nydro-aeioplsaile was
made by Lieut.. u. y L. beiIihseI, a'
the navy aenoIiautlcal staufoh a1 ( en-
saeoia' ia.
Inc Triton Maiidi'ac ing ~ nuns
at Nalley rams X. l., 4aie loI Ivy
years, were sold 10 IL, A IAN" io'
Sl1Goo0 and VIII resume opeIatl'7.i7
al once.
The 6ounea OF Bel.elohle I emma
has prohlDited hsilihg from slae"a-As'
Tine town Is the only one IN the state
yrrfT a stream rims TliTRqIlX
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
Events That Made a Stir Con.
densed to a Paragraph.
WHAT WASHINGTON is DOING
News of Interest That TrlckIes From
the White House and the Various
artments-catalogue of
Crimes and Casualties.
War Bulletins

Nothing dauHted by their enormous
losses, the Germans continued theI
desperate efforts 10 break the Allies
line north OF Ypres and thus open a
road TO Dunkirk and Calais on the
English Channel.
Canadian regiments were badly cut
up in the fighting around Ypres. Ac-
cording to official advices the severest
losses occurred when the infantry
charged the German lines and recap
tured four heavy pieces of artillery.
British submarines essayed to raid
the German naval base in Hehgoland
Bay, but were driven back, leaving
one of their number at the bottom OF
the sea, according TO an announce
NEXT by the German Admiralty,
The Allied fleet bombarded Turkish
encampments near Bulair, the posi-.
ton OF which previously had been
indicated by aYiators. An allied aero
plane dropped bombs on Tchesme, in
the Gulf OF Smyrna.
At least 10000 troops have been
landed near Enos in European Turkey,
north of the Gulf of Saros. by the Al
lies. in line with the move for gen
eral attack by sea and land upon the
Dardanelles forts.
Gains OF 700 meters north OF Flirey
IN the Meuse region are announced by
the French War Office, but Berlin says
the French We're repulsed in that sec
ton and at several other points in the
Nosges.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
EoreIQn

A son was born % LAZY Deeics 81
IsoHdon. Formerly Miss Helen AaYlon
Gould ot New York.
Res de8ss II tAe province Of AXez
zano, haiy. were pauc STRICKEN by q
severe earthquake shock
la the nAme az tae FrenCAwomana
Crusade, leadns soeietios In France
sleainod invitations 10 taem 10 partsea
pate ia the Nomens Peace Confer
ealee at The Hague.
Berlin police sea1ed the books % the
Nonsns Bank. there, in connectloa
With PROCEEDINGS instituted against the
bank by the Grown Prosecutor for al
leged fraud aud misuse Of deposits.
Adele Hugo. youngest daughter 81
Victor Hugo the poet, died at heI
villa in Saresnes, a suburb OF Paris.
Three transatlantic steamers We're
held ~ at Glasgow by strike Of SOC
ssamen.
The French Cabinet decided that
war orphans should be cared for By
the State.
Estimated value az German property
In Great Britain now in the custody
OF the Public Trustee was given as
about ss25.00o.0o0.
A famous Stradivarius violin sold IL
London for the benefit Of the Rec
Cross. brought sls.500,
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
aShiH9fOn

Smallpox, typhus and other diseases
are spreading in Mexico cry, abiding
largely TO the death rol caused BY Tic
revolution. according to adyees re
cefved at the state Department.
The Department OF State has given
out a notice containing the conditions
mhaoA must be complied wiki by AM
eciean purchasers Ot merchandise in
Germany in order 70 enable them 10
obtain their property.
According to a statement issued at
the Swiss Legation at Washington.
business conditions are practically
normal again. and there IS an abund-
ant supply Of foodstuns in Switzer-
land.
Application to organize the Atlas
Exchange National Bank OF Chicago.
capital 100000. was received by the
Controller Of the Currency.
President Wilson commuted the SEN
tence of Joseph p. Clark, Of New York.
sentenced 10 seven years for counter
feiting, SO that the sentence will ex-
pire when he has served year and
day,
The reply OF the United States to
the recent memorandum Of the Ger
man Ambassador. Count Won Bern
storn. rejecting upon the sincerity Of
American neutrality, is the sharpest
diplomatic communication that has
come from the State Department since
the war began.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30

the Kronnrinz intended to intern, or
that she had a small brewing plant
on board
There was much speculation in navy
circles as to why the decision of the
Kronnriuz to intern was SO promptly
announced II was argued that had
she kept her intentions quiet she
would have held the five allied war,
ships of the canes until she informed
which would seem 20 be good strategy.
one explanation offered was that pos.
sibly the Karlsruhe wished a clear
field for a dash to shelter, and the
speedy iRterniag of the Kronprinz
would again throw the allied ships Off
their guard as was done by the intern,
Ing Of The pitel which gave the Kron-
primo a chance to slip in.
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prest1Se and lost all respect for his
bravery aud his reputed leadership.
After his defeat at Ceiaya villa
called all the ex-FederM officers serv,
ing in his army and told them that
they We're towards. When some OF
them protested Villa. infuriated, order
ed thirty OF them shot As the news
comes out the fact is confirmed that
Villa, IN his wild rage. is trying TO
place the blame for his defeats upon
his subordinates, is carrying matters
90 excess and is antagonlzing the Gle
ment surrounding him"
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30

A vigorous old lady when asked the
secret OF her eighty-three years Of
health replied: II never allow myself
70 fret over things cannot help /
take Il nap. and sometimes Two Of
them. every day, / do not carry my
washing ironing. dressmaking, or bak,
ing to bed with me; and ! Try 10 oil
all the friction cut OF my busy lie by
an implicit belief that there is brain
and a heart to this great universe,
and thst can trust them both
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
NEWS IN BRIEF

Mrs. Charles Withers sumpter 81
Roanoke vas selected By the Confed.
crate Veterans Of Virginia as the
States sponsor Al the United Coafed-
crate Veterans reun59n, W be held At
Richmond on June
Or Richard r. Strong professor Of
tropical diseases in the Harvard Medi-
cal School. arrived al &iah. SerEia, 70
fight the epidemic Of typhus
The crew Of the German "warsbip"
Aysha, composed OF men who escaped
when the cruiser Emden was sunk by
an Australian Varship in the Indian
Ocean on November 10. escaped again
from allied patrol ships and arrived at
the Arabian harbor Of Lid.
German provinces adjoining switzer.
land are taking comprehensive meas
ures against the spread Of disease
Through the medium Of dies and mos
puitoes.
About 300 men. idle six months, re-
turned to work when furnace No. OF
the Carnegie Steel Co. at Newcastle,
Pa, was placed In operation.
Inspector Faurot and sixty detee-
tives left New York Police Headquar-
ters and arrested so persons who are
at the heads OF so-called medical in
stitutes."
Governor Philip Of Wisconsin or
kered the shutdown Of the State pris-
on binding Irvine factory. as he asserts
that it Is being operated at an annu-
oil loss Of 100000.
Congressman John NJ. Faison Of tbs
Third North Carolina District, was
found dead at his home al Goldsboro.
n. G.. with a bullet in his head. No
weapon was found near the BODY.
Adviees received at Belfast say that
Lord Criehton. reported wounded and
captured By the Germans, died ia bat.
tie and was buried At the front.
The Republic Rubber Go Of Youngs.
town. Pa. received an order for 10000
auto truck tires for one OF the beilig-
erent European nations.
The Canadian Pacific Railway was
appointed purchasing agent for the
British Government to cover all war
orders placed in Canada.
Estates owned by wealthy New York
and New Jersey residents were threat
ened by forest fires IN the Cranberry
Lake. N. J. region.
Official British casualty lists to date
give the names Of 305 Canadians kill.
ed In the war.
There is no truth in the rumor that
the Queen Of Italy has had.t TO have her
arm amputated.
Carrying 2200 tons of German muri.
ate OF potash, the American steamer L.
V. Stoddard arrived at Wilmington, n.
C.. from Rotterdam
Giving employment TO 300 men. the
Lexington mine Of the Anaconda Cop
per Co. wiz resume operations soon.
Governor James f. Fielder VIII be
the guest of honor at the Panama
Pacific Exposition, May "a. New Jer-
sey Day.
A seat on the New York Stock Elk
change WIS sold for $4,000, an in
crease OF 81 ,00o over the last previous
sale.
Col. Samuel W Dunning, U s. A.
retired died at san Francisco, aged
fifiy-slx years.
Announcement was made in Lon
don chat the $4,000. 900 Central Ar
gentine Railway Ltd, per cent. 8
year notes had been covered three
times.
kentucky's local option law was up.
held by the State Court OF Appeals
at Frankfort which declared valid elec
tons held last year In four counties.
Mrs Ida S. McNabb a widow, aged
81, of Milwaukee, was awarded $4,000
by a jury In Washington In her suit
for breach Of promise against John
IS. Kinney, aged rs. q Michigan mil
lionaire.
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ny mo StFaW.
Hay AND sFRAN.-Prime timothy,
No s. 90@95c; clover, STlbmSi 90; oats
straw, nominal. Rye straw 650T0c
Live Stock.
BEENES. Medium to prime bulls at
s5.T506.75 per 100 lbs: COWS at So 25a6. IS.
Dressed beef al 10d121kc. for city dressed
native sides; a little extra beef selling at
123ac.
CALVES. Common to prime veals at
s7.50mt050 per 100 lbs; culls S6.O0d65 so.
City dressed veals, 14Q17c; country
dressed 1016 1114c.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Good clipped
sheep at S675 per 100 lbs; common an
shorn at SIS 90; clipped lambs al S750
$50 Dressed mutton al Boise: dressed
lambs al 1T0lS3sc., hog dressed at 1S1s u
19c, country dressed dollhouse lambs at
IS e0G 50 per carcass.
.HQGs-Narket. higher at sT7ea7sO per
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30
THE MARKETS
New YORK wholesale Prices

MILk-Official figures have been abOl-
ished and il is impossible 10 give correct
quotations.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-30

Ms eyes were bright with intelli,
genee sud trained powers Of ohserva-
ton: and they were beautiful with
kindness. and with the well-bre6 ia 10
II Of giving complete attention to 9TH
er people and their affairs when he
talked with them.--Juliana H. Ewing.
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a good man." said Uncle Ehen.
won't fight unless he has to. An
den II he's a sho' nuff good man he'll
stick TO de fightin same as If twas
g solemn duty"
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Sic dltette Sabritttabt.

Ypern. bas iebt pieI senannt pirb,
betBt fldmifh gperen ooer Seperen.
frana0Ffd ypres. Ypern 1T pielei4t
bte Gltsite Sabriti itobt Guropos unb
mar pobl bic beoeutenbfte ibrer 3eit.
Sdon i'm Sabre 1913 pirO bort Die
Sudinbuitris ertpGbnt. lin 1897
Tou Ypern, Bic rei9fe uno mGdtisite
6anbeIsftaot Slanberns. 100000 Gin
ipobner eebabt baben. 1000 Web.
ftiible foIIen bamaIs betrieben tporosn
fetn. gpern mar aber iabrbunberte=
lang &riessfdauplab. Disberbolts
8oltsaufitGnbs, bic grpbe psI. bic
8sIassruns Der Stabt unb bic Gin
df9eruns ibrer 8oritGbte our9 bic
gnsIdnber unb @sntsr i'm Sabre 1883
bernidteten Die bIiibenbe Snbuitris. Die
Weber panberten aus. 9aau tomen
bic @erbeerunsen fettens Der 8iloers
ftiirmer i'm Sabre 1866 uub Die 8ers
mi funsen bur9 Die Sruppsn Ssrsos
aIbas. Die @robsruns Der Stabt-
bur9 bic @euien I'm Sabre 1878 unO
our9 4Isranbsr Sarnsfe i'm Sabre
1884 madten gperu INNER f9pG9er
unb tlsiner. Die ginpobnsraubl fant
auf 5000. SIN II. Sabrbunbert
ipurbe es nidt ipeniser aIs piermal.
1648. 1649. 1858 unb 1878, bon ben
Granaofen senommen. 1678-1715
mar es bel Srantreid. Dom Sabre
1559-1801 mar Yperu Sib eines
8istbums. 3uIebt mar Ypsrn SIP
Der beIsifden MilitGrreitfdule: @s
mar aulebt nur nod Elm S9otten feis
ner persansenen GrDbe, 8autsn aus
ber 9Ianaasit ma9ten es aber gu elmer
Der mertpiirbisitsn @tdbte bon Bel
glen. Dis Sallen, f9on 1904 poIIens
bet. itno bas bebeutenbfte 8uuiperf
tbrer Dirt in 8eIaien. S9on i'm Sabre
1900 batte 9raf 8aIbuin TX. BON
5lnnoern ben 9runbfein boSu seleet.
Das Sauptssbdube biIbst ipie in ans
bsren alien osutIdeu Stdbtsn Die
Su9bolIe. Die ct. Wartinstir4s
tpurbe felt BEN IL. Sabrbunbert neu
srbaut. Ypern bate aud cine srDBers
3nbl alter @iebeIbdufer. brei 3uufts
bduier. 8eionbers mertpiiroig tn
bas Saus 8isbupd, eins Der id0niten
sotbii6en @iebetbdufsr 9slsiens. Gr.
ipdbnenspsrt ift nod Der 8esinenbof
unb Die sotbifds Gleif9baIIe. Die
meiiien hisIsr SGufer iperben tpobl
bur9 bic 8sfdieBuns Der IeBten Wos
den 5erit6rt tpotoeu fein obsr bod
fart eelitten boben.
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DleEslepbOnnummsr oes. Bo&snblatt'
lift isst 23O9 (ususs).
SD6 BON Operll.
ans Der Gei@i@te siuer einfi wi9s
tisen alteu Stant.

lin Ypern sebt nod INNER Der er'
bttterte &f in Glanbern. nm bi.
i96ne, olte Stabt i'm ipeitlthen Bel
glen. bic nod bon Der fran8Oiif4seng'
Iifden armee sebaIten pirb. Sn Der
Bi9tuns giisupprt. Sirmuiosn. Ypsru
unb Warneton ftebt bic feinbIids
Gront. unb Ypern piro pobl bic
srfe bon oieien fldmif9en Stdoteu
isin, bic pon ben Deutfben erobsri
pirb. gpern mar i'm MitteIaIter ne
ben @eneOis unb 8riisse Der ipi9tisfte
StapeIpIab guropas fir bic foitbar'
fen Stoffe unb @eipiirSe. Die uus Dem
Orient einsefiibrt purben, unb erf Der
.I9parae Sob Der oIs Sob bon
Ypern@ nod i'm 0oltsmunbe fortlebt
berni9tete ben Wsltbonoel Der groben
Stabt. @ie Der Sob bon Bafel~
(oer beriibnte Soterttan5 an ber 8aie'
ler &ir9bofsmouer) nod beuts i'm
beuti9en @oltsliebe senannt pirb, 70
fpielt Der Sob bon gpern1 i'm Spri9'
mort eine srobe Rolle: $50 bIei4 fpis
Der Sob BON Dpern.1 ober .Su febit
aus tpis Der bleide Sob Don gpsrn.
fast bas 8olf in RorbbeutT6lano.-
gu atnfans oes IA. Sabrbunberts
sdblte Ypern, bic reidfte unb md4'
tiste Stabt SIanberns, 100000 Gins
ipobnsr, unb 1000 Wsbftiible psrarbei'
teten beimii9es Geinen unb DolIe 5u
ioftboren @epGnbsrn. Dn bra9 aus
Rleinafien Der bic 8eulsnpei, Der
.I9paras Sob.1 In europa elm. SIan.
bern. bds nit Srantrei1 rsssn Ser.
febr unterbielt, empfins ben unaebete'
nen @ait bon bort I'm Sanuar 1349.
DnmaIs tpurbe Dor allen bic Stabt
Ypern sntp0ltert, unb 9rof 2ubipis
bon MaIe. Der Serr SlanbernS, be'
nubte bieie fhtpere 3eit, INN bic mG9'
tis seiporbene @tabt su bemiitisen. 9is
Giibrer bes 8pltes, bic Wollentpeber,
ipurben binseridtet. unb Ypern unter'
iparf it9 Dem @efpdltbaber. Die leb'
ten Weber panbertsn bamaIs na1
SolIanb unb England aus. unb heute
tperben bon ben foum 10000 @inpob.
nern muir nod bic foeenannte @alsn'
tennes>Spiben In Der 6ausinouitris
anstfertist.
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ariegeriid)e &anltu.

Dem 9ermanen mar bic einaiee,
eigeHtlih bes freien Mannss piirbis.
Sdtisteit Der aumpf. ~Wsnn ibr
Seimatitaat." fagt Cactus. rin lans
gem Srieben unb Rubs itimpf ipirb,
fu9en bic mel iten ubelisen SiingIings
anoere Stdmme auf, Die au Der 3eit
irsenb einen &ries fiibren." ,0iefe
Rdmpfseiinuuns bat iid I'm beutfdsn
@oIte. bas ia beute bisIIeidt f5ladtsir
sstpaItiger ais ie 1T, Ianss erbuIten
unb mubte feinen Riebsrfdlas finben,
als gu 8e9inn bes 2. Sobrbunberts n.
81. man anfins. ben psrfonennamen,
aus benen Die 2umpfssluft pielfad
ipri9t. Die SomiIiennamen beiSufii,
gen. Rur aus elmer einsisen SusIIe.
aus 3iirf4ners r2itsraturfalsnber, =
poIIen mir Elm panr 8sIese oafiir on.
fiibrsn, mas Der aumpf unb &ries in
Der Ranengebuns fir cine Rolle ees
ipielt bat. Oa bot iid etne Rsibe bon
5amtlieu. au ibrem Romen einfab bas
@ort .Rries- erpGbIt, unb pisI.idt
TT Der Nalns bafiir ni9t obne Bebeu.
tuHs sstpsfsn, bob sinsr oisier
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~&riese." Der ben ar9iporbsruf erariFs
fen bat. serabe bas 2eben bon @ene<
ralen BARTLETT. gu bem Rrisge ges
bOrsn au& cine ansah ~Rrisser-;;
bod bat man bier ben Ieiisn 0erbad}t,
oob es mandmaI urfpriinsIid .Rriis
GER Daren unb baB bieIs g2as
men sissntIid auf bas grbiibel
Der Deutf9en. ben Sruni, bins
ipeifen, bsnn bas u au fprs9sn fGnt
ben 9epobnern mon9er 2anbftrids
i4per. Dieter @erbadt iann notiirs
li4 BET oem Ramen ,srieasmonn@
ntht duffommen. Gin SrGaer oieTes
Ramens bat f9on in bem aroBen
gDeltfriees f.in iunses, on @rfolgen
rsi4es 2eben binesseben. au6 Der
~Rampf- TT gum 5omilisnnamen seq
iporben. baneben bic ~Rdmpfe,~ beren
Bertreter iiber ben eriten Stea I'M
Sreibeitstrisss ssfdrisben bot. Nu9
ben Ramen -4empf1 biirf,n tpir ipobl
NIT Rt9t bier anfiibrtn. Inter Der
groben S9aar Der Weier, b. 3. 0err
palter. sridsint au9 sin .sampff>
meper.- ginsn .S9la9t- permfbt
man, boeegsu ftnbsn iid msbrsre
~S4Ioser." unb on bie 3sit Der ges
tpaItboufen Der 2anbsinedte erinnern
bic RdmeH -S9lassnbaufer" unb
-S4losinbauf.n@; unb ols paroleIIe
gu btefen Ramen tretsn bis ~iye9ter-
unb -Gedtuer" sin. Mu9 bas err
piufbts grsebnis bes Rrisees, Der
-Sies." tft I'm SamiIiennomen fejfge,
bdIten tporbsn. unb ibm ssfsIlen fi&
~Siesen,1 bds freiIih ou9 bon bem
Stabtnamen bereenommen isin ionn.
~Sisser.- mDelidertpeiis au1 ste.
CERT binsu. Don ben gusrilfiunsss
itiiden bes Rrieges TT uns t,ur 0er
-Selm" bsgesnst, OBJ Id bic .aona-
berdnsteben fonn, 1T atpetfelboft, mon
m64te fis eber fir @enitips bon 2anb
(2anos) boIten. Dos S9pert bers
tritt Elm .S4pertFessr." Der du@
bur9 feinsn Beruf bem ssrieas riobs>
ite5t, unb stn .S9perti9Iassr.@ Die
Btast9nungen uuferer @oIoatsn j9eis
ben. DO fe fait ole fremofprodli9
Fno, natifsli4 aus. nur .@eiter. .
I-Reuter- unb Bitter iinb ansufiib-
rem. Sdliebli9 boben bon ben Be
Neutrality-suspicious. ~Sauptmonn"
nnb ~Obriit" slufnabms In bic Sami-
lisnnamen ssfunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14

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Warns unb Oife, ibre 8erluite an
Soften unb @erlpanbsten in fGmtIi9sn
Rdmpfen por Dem sroben Ringen on
Der 2inis 0erbun-Reims unb snoli6
bieienisen in ben @efsdtsn spii9sn
8erbun unb Soul. Wirb man bieIs
nit 100000 au bod an nf9lagen9
SiderIib eber ipeitaus su serinsl
limb bumit piro man au benz iidsrsn
S9IuB tommen, bab Die @siamtssr.
LUTTE Der 9esner alIsin i'm Rampfe nit
0sutIdIanb minbefens breipisrtsI
WiIlion Wlann an Soten, 0erpuns
beten unb 9efansensn betrosen. limb
mas unfere tupferen 8unoessenoHen
in @aliaien uno sssen Serbien berau
nod bin5ugetraeen baben, pirb Die
Whllion nibt nur bon MAIDEN, fonbern
iie au9 nod bebsutsnb iiberi9reiten,
SO liegt auf Der Sonb. bab bas
sabIenmdbise llebersetuidt unierer
Seinbe our9 oiefe @srIuits sana ers
bebIid on lleberseusunsstraft perlo>
rem bat. @aruidt au esoenten Oes
ungebeueren. faft unerfebli4sn Der
luites. ben beionbers bic RuFen an
Rriessmaterial erlitten boben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-14
Oer(ll(te Der aGiirten.

lleber Die 9erluite Der 9Iuiiertsn
iptrb Der -Rrsus>3eitune" eeidrieben:
@eFangene baben mir bts glnfdng DE
tober runb 100000 eema9t. 1907
600 RuFen Fnb BET Der @erni9tuns
Der geareips unb WilnasGrmss ses
fallen. Gerner sibt 'oas frunsOfif4s
Stnanaminiiterium feIber gu, bob aus
ben RGmpfsn 5tpiI9en Der Warne uno
Sife iiber 100000 0eripunbets ats
riidsefdafft tporben firb.
S6on bisfe bur9aus feItftsbenben
unb unbeitreitbaren 3dblen srgeben
SuIammen $4,000 Mann feinoli4er
@srluite. Daau finb uber nod gu reds
nen Die belsiidsn unb engliidsn @ers
LUTTE an Soten unb 0ertpunbeten. bic
NerInffs Asr Srauofen apif9en