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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16
100000 past due.

S. The purchaser to assume the
payment Of the said eleven unma-
tured notes, above secondly describ-
ed. numbered from to IA, inclusive.
to the extent only Of the pro rata
accruing to each Of said notes, at
the rate. in the manner and on the
dated above secondly set forth.
The purchaser Of the said property
assuming and agreeing to all the OBJ
legations and stipulations as contain
ed In the original act Of sale and
mortgage passed before said Andrew
Hero, Jr., Notary. on the 18th day
Of May, 1918, registered and record
ed in the Conveyance and Mortgage
Books as detailed under No. 4 above.
T. f. BREWSTER.
ia16-6t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16
CHILDREN's COUGHS, CHILD.
REN'S COLDS-BOTH ARE
: SERIOUS.

Whom ono Of your little ones show
symptoms Of an approaching cold.
give 1t .r. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey at
once. It acts quickly, and prevents
tho cold growing worse. Very heal
!ng-soothes the lungs, loesens the
mucous, strengthens the system. It's
guaranteed CAly Is cents 7yg5.s.
druggist. Buy a bottle to-day.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16
property s,,,. as shown aeo] then
Iha nurchaSnr ~ nau :

=, .no
me purchaser pay, in
cash, the accrued intered Of six per
cent per annum on the en- ne amount
of the fourteen notes abb IL describ-
ed, j. e., .s27, $1,000, fronktheir date
to November II, 1914, a&o the I'M
matured notes Nos. tdS14 inclu-
siye, as above stated. an the like
interest from the date ofkaid notes
until paid as to the mat notes
herein sued on, numbere&1 and
3, subject, however, to dcredit Of
$9f0.40 paid on account the in
terest on all Of the sale fourteen
noes, the costs of suit AMI sale the
taxes for 1914 on the prer at
to.nsy's fees at the rate "A Nor
cent On the amount sued fd{ and the
pro rata aecruing out Of III not nrr-
'eeas u SAFE % plalnt1 claim OF
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16
LUTHERAN SEsVICES IN ABITA
SPRINGS.

Lutheran services are held in Abita
Springs in the morning of the first
And third Sundays of the month at
1880. Evening services every Sun
day at Z p. m, except the fourth Sun
day.
C. KUEGELE,
Pastor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

8TRAYED1 cream-colored
milk COW; stub horns; branded 2.
Otrayed from Rest Awhile, Mande-
vile. Reward II returned. j16-5t*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

LOST-Large black and white
spotted pointer dog; black ticks all
over body; tip end of tail cut OF;
ebout IL years old. Suitable re-
ward will be paid for his return 20
Sheriff T. E. Brewster. Covington,
La. ja16
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

CALENDARS WANTED-Twenty-
ave cents apiece will be paid for a
limited number of 1915 calendars, in
good condition, issued by the Cow
ington Bank & Trust CO. Apply to
Z. 7. e.. this Office ja16
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

/
Miss Corinne Crawford and Mrs
E. CradA2ck, of Audubon, spent Sat
urday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. .McManus spent
several days at Bush, the guests OF
Mrs. Z. Garrison.
Mrs.. J.Eddins entertained at
A. assssch-s0efsrf-f
Mrs. J. Hursey, Sr., of Westonia
Miss, spent the past week with her
children here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Rogers enter
tanned relatives from New Orleans,
Wednesday.
Mr.. J. G. Abel spent Sunday in
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Todd, Of La
combe, were visitors here Friday.
s. Litchentag, of New Orleans,
was a visitor here Wednesday.
Rev. Spurgeo Wengo filled his ap-
pointment at Vaudeville Sunday.
DIED-Friday, January s, 1915.
Mrs. Dave Porter, ST., age 46 years.
The remains were entered in the old
Porter Cemetery, near Pearl River.
Mrs. Porter is survived by her hus-
band and a large family of children,
to whom we tender our deepest SYM
pathy.
One of the most charming affairs
o. the season was surrria.. dance
rendered Miss Adele Turner, OF
Green *ood, Miss. who j.: spending
the winter with DR.. and Mrs p. r..
Outlaw, On Monday, January 1lth.
The dance was given Miss Turner in
honor of her birthday. Her many
friends and admirers joined together
in planning this little surprise.
While Miss Turner was at the show
the young folks decorated the house
with pink roses, fern and clinging
ivy, the color scheme throughout be-
ing pink and white. On miss Tur-
ner's return to her home she found
the residence gay with music and
dancing, and was greatly astounded
at seeing her friends there to receive
her with cries of "happy birthday"
The young people spent most en-
joyable evening, and the delightful
refreshments were enjoyed by all.
Miss Turner is conceded to be one
of the most popular and greatly ad-
mired young people in Slidell.
Among those present were Misses
Louise Oliver, May Morris, Ella Sal
men, Mrs. Ethel Heatherly, Hazel
Martin, Ruby Morgan, Helen Dun
ham, Esteile ellis, Elizabeth Por-s
rier, Rosa c. Mayer. of New Orleans,
Messrs. Matt and Claude Schneider,
Nj. Quinn, A. A. Bernard, T. A. Sill
vera, DR.. o. A. Weiss, s. Provensal,
]. Oliver, S. Pierce, T. Harrod, w.
Crane. H. Abel, J.-Abeli, Dan Fol-
kes, 4. Bond and DR.. and Mrs. P. /
r. Outlaw
George j. Cousin VS. Suburban In
vestment Company.
No 1898.
Judicial District Court, |
st. Tammany Parish, State,
of Louisiana.
BY virtue of writ of seizure and |
ale from the aforesaid court and to
lie directed, bearing date the ETH
lay of January. 1915, I will proceed
o sell at public auction at the front
loor Of the courthouse in the town
i Covington, La, between legal sale
lours. on
Saturday, February 20. 1918,
0 the 1ass and highest bidder, the
FLOWING described property, to-w;.:
l. Lots numbers TWO, three and
Our OF section 81, township south.
ange II east, st. Helena Meridian.
"a, frontino on the west bank of
'ayou Liberty containing in al.
O9.16 acres less 4 1-2 acres sold
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

FOR SALE-Two young Jersey
COWS; two fine work mules; three
Shetland ponies; one Jersey bull.
NcHardy. Glen Gordon, Ozone Park.
1e1e-4t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

FOR SALE-Good family horse.
Pie for surrey. Ring up phone
36e, Covington, La. ja9-1m
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

SITUATION WANTED-by middle
aged man, to do farm worn or any
kind Of work. Address "a b." care
Of Farmer. ja9-3t*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine farm
ing land and house, Garland Addi-
ton. H. L. Garland, 315 Caronde
let street, New Orleans. jas
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

FOR EEN1-Rooms, furnished or
unfinished. Apply 217 Vermont
street. n7-tf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

FOR SERIICE--Regi stered Ken
lucky Jack, "Champ:on" Nc. 4lss.
Weight $50 pounds; height ia
hands. Call and see him at Wallace
N. Poole, Covington, La. auo2-Gn
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

For the Times-Picayune and Daily
States ring 272. - cents week,
Aelivered N. III. Hebert, Agent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

FOR SALE-One large Collie dog,
IS r..nths old. J. E. Nilsson. jas
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16
Coats to match, size SO to ~.
At 81. 90

Only few Hunting Coats left.
Canvas, duck and coFduroys, as long
as they last
Special 20 per cent Discount
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-16

-. Jo@4 u:ma s5-oe 4o,,-
." mt. "a zones = go
at Planehe & Perbes' saloon, C2Ti"f-
1agtcn. La. Gs'i0-fho
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18
a rsss for Liver cowsiairs
Mentally Urhappy--PhYsieallS, Uaii

Tho tAvtf alnNsiHh nud Inactive.
fret shows itself De "a mental state
unhappy ana critical Sever n there
inN in living. sa when she stomach arid
isisef are euinF fhtif wuib kvrp Nuur
Liver active aud hesiths Nv usinr ~
hlnss SEES lsis sHiis the, rmrty thg
l'owels ffVri tpnr ~ Neug stomach
cars yuui NonTiii atinn aud phiiis che
ila,d .tc. "a huiFNi-t tuchi,n'.
Arnifa Saiys esceiisnt Coz ialra "A,
Nsttisfmnni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18
m,ss,sslppl uAprlsrs mssr

nt-kANT Miss. March H. The
Naptist state sunday ~ehpol eOn,~n.
ton has bronEat 10 this clty seV,rai
thouNud church workers, reprcscullnr
the see.uee sunday school chilarcn IT
the state rhs coHveRiiun opened wlsh
prayer Yesterday and Sessions arr h. i.
lnE hciA to,las and Tomorrow
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18
GERMAN sNips TnaouGn cANAl

PANAMA March it--A ,rsAel Is.
ms ~ German nas has finally ,iss.~.s
THROUGH ths Canal TIE little raaoi,n,
iaungh eermaria awntd rs tAe cnics
snsinesr oi pnc 81 tss in;srata Ham
Refs Ameftean Nues IA coien MIRROR
nads tn tFir feN days a.o fron
Ntisiqeai a. htlsoa and actura Ar,
tfiA. has nqi vet bad vessel fi,lr. b.,
iiss ." fsss ihreah ihs nst-re-,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18

Aeoid headache, Impurities
Of t'.s Blood, constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Bcst laxative
Ion ehlldren. Pleasant &c
take sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package 3
cents
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18

fne twenty sfnnf hnuf riicr tkAtins
mvs which hceirs tonight g., Nsdia0r
~,iaefy saripr hrinkr tussthvf taipr ~
iiic speed kinrs " lhe folisfs A dos.
an teams 81 Two men cash arc cn
ieitd.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18
WEATHER SUMMARY
v. 6. DEPARTMENT OF AGRlcUL
E-WEArHEa BUREAU

Nssther Bulletin fUt ~ bours end
lng 500 NJ !ith Mendiaa t.mc
" y IElINAn nhnrrNar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18

yommpaionnr Switzerland stated ihat
oa rlssgN,s AFTERNOON Nv had heen
visited ~ eamner ai ihr oppeaitin''
who told slim that his candiaasa Was
satisfactory e. iham ASA ti-4t fht -
wanted ~ plat. his uagls NVn thNr
tirkvi
tud these grntlcmsN trai ! vaa
reminded 81 the iuhlcai wdunefian thai
\ man cannut sUtNe two w tstcrs. ana
that I had Tar rather En duwn in d.
isat with nay ifirhds Than Ga ioin hands
With nay cneinias And mrik, thoss vho
had tf'en NY fficuds ~ many wears
J a. not audef anN circumstances want
io rs placed On thsif ticket turthcf
meiv believe that the dfWnt uf tht
rneNy a. ,nevimhie and thtt on Npril
ihc ciis administration ticket vi'' Hs
rc.iscssd hy an verWhclmlne n,aiuriis'
said Mr sutherland
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18

mfffiuf i.taf wftts maftins va
pHstpantd 900 areDnHt ~ fhf tYt,1ef
flnn tnt afs ~ H.slef1n fmrls. who
pas Vi taft Worth attending thr
NHeiinrn eortrnNnn
fhefs ~in be no rshssrssi b. the
fefitpf rhtHN rhefei rlHh tonight thn
iatstInE HfiHe otufsHfd pn arolsW ~
fhe rInf hfNfItf iftrsii.Hi linufh
fafa f fhf rlne aHnaunros Wat npa
rEHiar rehearsal nIi be- hri1 nr.t
ffHitla HrH It fl liNs.api i.r-
Ifh nunHe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18

MiNur flllrr und .mnH Hf.f
sutherland midr hrlcf nlta hsf .l4 b
fHi madf tru pian tHtf N. al
iIlAfr. uf lur Dtt HlWfnIsff .t..I boz
seeking r.thftIan vtHA I.. .afr,.
rneHldo rf.I ftrurt nf tDNi.. ,m.nfs
ncl unni duuue thr iasl tpN I,Afa
Wc atr not acclaimed but un thr
O"utHr fc' rardnutnl, pud, boz fHr
record achieved hf rui adnHuiftrtiIyn
1utius fav past fWn fssrH end ur rfn
rosf to nmhe thc race eco thli n.pn'
said M4taf Ahii.r
FrutnHinH hg esld
rAii Ofitrus viii remember thar 1880
Ntara lEN Wheu a.. ran tnf office Wt
rau nn phtfanm m which ue pf.
pnaed go accomplish yettsin tulnEa tuI
sn FAR af nay memgr, serves me noi a.
sipsio pfomise WA enunritted Hn
ihat platform hHt Nlats nNs either been
nii0iled nr placed undrTwAs
MaNnr Mllicr then told ~ 600 affum
plHshmvniF I'D tNe administration sos
nilnF thc voNaiioua water question.
rrntldire torpur christi with a wel
tHulprea sire department thar SERVED
n rsiatr tat Insurance krv tHir ffnn
- tn 90 CcniH. carr, inF nuf of Am ai tfe
usNiur funtfists. lisins to the eifN
EHtrrnwrHt Cor ere first time OBJ lM
hstois a rrFi.ciass Tstvm af pntHr
arcpununs intururation 90 the pisn ~
having monthiN fcp0ris tn detail from
sl giif departments. completion ~ iha
munielpAi Ntistt pruNldlng fnr thc gii'
STREETS medVfn street lights va lien 10
tNy "gandies that Wcfr supposed t0
hsaf thr eity TIVE yc1rs nEo hmiaing e
tho eaflarf ergmstoft start on th,
suiuilon uf tnc waterfront iupFU'r.
ment ANA otter accomplistnle ilst
vii later bc recailra te iho minds rl
Rottre.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18

eosl. arus ia0.s r''s'H'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18
PEEL
BROS.
BEER

~ esaet sssasa @ sieniion 81
fsAss H,pir naa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

- feline 4ntfport. SsrnIprs9sr unG
Selssrupb poren ubgei4Hitten. gtu'
bieie Weiie srfubr Monaitir. Dab Der
Seino Riid, bic aipeits Ganoesbaupts
itaSt, in feline @elpoIt ssbru9t batts,
S6on itauo Die Stobt oumals I'M
3ei9en oes S9redens. Seitbem oi:
3riegsertIGrung 8uIsuriens betann'
seiporoen mar, raIte Die angIt pts
cine arantbeit bur9 WOnaitir. Di'
2G6en ipurben bis auf ipenige g..
TdloFen; Die 9luspanperuns beaann.
Waonafir, in 6risosnsaeiten cine
Stabt bon 10000 ginipobnern, 5GhIt
ibrer beute iaum msbr Die 6dIf!e.
Do3u aud bic 2doen often balten2
Die lam Der Soufmunn SanosI
treiben, penn Der Wsrt 6es ferbif6tn
9elOes gerubssu rstbsno fGIt9 Der
Oinar, Der Den Renntuert BON eihsal
sSranten bat,. gilt in Nouaitir hsu:e
nur nod einen bolbsn! Die Ineit
purbe sur p0GIisen pantt. oIs in
elmer Ro6t glIarmrufe in ben Sira'
BEN Der Stabt eri9ollen. Su De. Ser
geno bon priIsp Iub man Geueri4sin
unb 6eutli9 or0lnte our4 bic S''as
Der Staot oas Sonuern bon Runo'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

Don o6en Biz unten. WobG felt langem
f6on baben ibre llniformen ieoe err
tennbare Sarbe Oerloren. limo Saur
unb @eii9t iinb sIunslos pie ibre
Sleioer. Sm iibrigen buben fe Ii9
tpobl ni9t au betlosen. Gs 1T teine
bebenbe 9lrbeit. Sd fsbe einen Der
9eutiden auf einem Sad rubis fdIas
fen, obne oaB Iein WG6ter i'm aus
bem S4Iummer iagt. 5iinfunb5pans
Sis Sous SagIobn.
Sn gurpine Iinb Die @efansensn
interniert. SGsIi9 iebe i'd aarren.
in laneer Rei6e, bo9beIuoen nit 2es
bensmitteln fir Garpine on meinem
Sous porbsi5isben. Wan tpolIte oiefe
@eTansensn bel Der @usbeferung Der
Straben usrtpeuOen. Die ii9 infOlge
oes 4rbeitermongels in sinem ipirts
lid sIenben 3uitan6 befinOen. Die
Rabfpuren iperoen INNER tiefer; absr
Der Winter tommt i6on. unb Die
9eutiden blsiben iebt in Gurpine.
Sn ber @tuot trifft man feierIide
6inous. Die Stirn bonn Turban ums
pideIt, ipooteren iie in pompDier
2luiire bur9 Die sroBen Darenbdus
fer, blsibsn ipie Sin6sr iteben. um an
Den Seifeu gu risden, unb Oerf9ens
ten ibr fsurtses 2G9sIn unter Die
9ertGufsrinnen oes Rapons. Die fars
bsnfrobe, an @sriiden rei4s Stubt
mag ibnen re9t gut sefalIen. Sn oen
Srampops finben iie gar platdte in
ibrsr sisensn Spru6s neben ben eng
Iii9en unb fran3Ofi4sn anf4ldgen.
limb ibre ilsinen 4arren, i6re
T9pursbraunen Waulsfsl rennen
our9 bic Struben, uIs lei Ous INNER
10 setpeisn. Sn oieIer 9oppeItpeIt.
mo iid bic Storrbeit 9ritdnniens
uno bic gei9meiOise &abenart Oes
Drients besesueu. 5sissn Die frans0.
iiI9en SoIbateu Die Miene bes
freunoli4en Wirtes, Der isinsn @Gs
item na9F9tig Suiiebt. Man iiebt
iibrissus febr Oiele 8riippel, borunter
manGe i9on iuieber i'm 8iirsertlsib.
glo6 tptit msbr als friiber bilben
bic Straben MurIeiGIes Elm unents
pirrbares Gboos. GngIiIds gtmbus
lan5en, Srompagsn, bon iebr uneIes
ganten -lpoItppmen" sefiibrt. binoos
ftuniIhe Rarreu. graue StobsdutO'
mobile ftOBen nit ben Gubrtperten
Der SeiFenIisbersisn unS Oelfobriten
sufdmmen; poIItommsne gnar6ie Der
Strob.. Sisr beibt ,s: Ssb.r fir ii4,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

Heiben, i6rs Stimmen nit oem elpis
gen Sinsians bes .Sipperarp" auf
gtuge un6 Sbr als Mibtlang. Wfan
bat bic 2eute etipos buraeinanSerges
ipiirfeIt; aber i9 ertenne iie bod aIle
tpieoer. Sieie 6a sebOren CUR &it9ss
nersarmee; ibrsn bIibenoen a4iels
i9niiren, ben nod neuen Salten ibrer
llniformen iisbt man an, baB iie gana
friI6 aus irgeno elmer engItf9en &as
Ierne tommen, aus GbeIIea, @bitebal
ooer Bennington. Oie bier iino ~Gte
erzSiiIiliere", r@oroOns", bann elm
Srupp irlGnbii9er 9renaoiere. Iber
oieIe &erIe ba in ibrem 5ertniiIIten
a6ati, bic i9idt Ga 8aFee ober 9is
pen6D. @erbrunnte, bdrtige 9eii4ter.
Mit grauIumen, itarren 4ugen mars
I9ieren lie neuen gbenteuern entges
gen. Sd fdIenOere ibnen na4 gum
Safen. 9as Resiment folI fi4 in
elmer Stunoe sini9iffen. 5iebernoe
8eiuegung in ben getpaIttgen gafs
fms.
Die Tlietpreiie i'm Safen errei4sn
iebt ungeabnte S0ben. Sir sinen
armfeligsn, tleineH 8obIenbampfer
sablt man 250 Granten Die Stunbe.
Gin lebenOiger WaIb f9ipantenoer
Raen, Maite, aamine. Sobfii4Hs
ptmmeInoer gifer. BON Der @nge bes
!Safenbedens seiteisert. Man fpirt
sen 9ltem elmer unerbOrten Initrens
gung, Der uufi6nsuenben @nergie,
Oerspeifelten @i1ens. bort i'm Often
nod surs6t Su tommen, um ieosn
preis Sure9t gu tommen...
Sine beItiir5en0e Seititellung: Gs
9i6t teine Ni9tstuer mebr in Wlars
Iei[e. glus oieier nit 9ummletn
bo6geiesneten StaOt. bisfem goen
6es fr66li9en S9IeuOrians uno trOs
beIn6en Sorniente iino Die Miibis'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

Der @eI6Gftisfeit.' Mebr uIs is but
nun ibr gutter 8iirger Redt. Der BON
Der ,@anne6iere" (eine auf ben Sn'
len Sufiibrenoe StrnBe Marieiaes)
fagte, iie iei bic grDBte StroBe oss
@elt, Sa fie Bis in ben Orient fibre.
Sn MarieiGe itout Ii4 bieier 3u9
BON SauIenOen iungen Mdnnern aus
bem glor6en, ebe er tpeiter3iebt, ieiuer
fernen, ountlen 8eitimmung entges
gen. Sie @toot quilt iiber BON .gnss
idnoern. Sn Der Oergangenen Iebten
Ottoberpo6e iollen ibrer $4,000
burdsetomnten fein. Hegimenter ii6er
gfeaimenter marfdieren pOm 9luslas
oe6obnbof in ole 9agesquartiere, in
Den .praoo" oOer aMa3urgues"
8alb ipeien OieIe probiioriI6en Ros
Sernen aber bic 9oIonnen ipieoer aus
uno bic SrunspOrti4iffe trogeu iie
on unbetannte &uIten.
Sd bate bieie 5ruppen nod Dor
orei Wlonaten in ibrem Seimatlano
oeIeben uno mar nun bod ii6erraI9t,
lie ploblib ipieOer bier anSutreffen.
unter oisIem bonn Serbite taum ses
triibten SnpbirbimmeI bes Siioens.
Wlitten i'm lGrmenOen @eI9rei Der
StraBen MurietGes pirten ibre bns
9flufter itampfenoen. unubie9buren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-30

men. 60 iparen alIo Die 8algLren
i9pn nGber als man gIuubte; 10 irc-
rem iie i'm 8prriiden! 9ns mar S;e
fur9tbarIte Der S9redensnG9tt ben
MlOnaitir. Die sanSe 9eO0Itsrdng
ipar fpd6 uno blisb nit WiutroB'n
uno SGden ouf ben StraBen; unr
als am MOrgen Der ein5ige 3ug nuA
Salpnit porfubr, ba purOe er in
tpiitenoem &ompfe seItiirmt. Ollie irs
gentpie pobIbubenoeren Seile Der Be
b6Iteruns ma9ten ii9 auf uno o1=
BON. Der S6reden buuerte ben gdns
sen Sag unb erIt allmdbIi4 berubt9le
man Iib ioipeit, bnB man penigItens
feline unnlitteIbars Sefabr 'mebr Be.
fiir9tete.
2lber MonaItir, tpis es ieBt ii9
BARTLETT, lit unO bIeibt mad .ner
S6ilberung bon glrnnloo GraccaroIi
cine Sta6t oes S9redens. Die Sra
ZEN iinb Iser, aber bon Sos uno
PetruleumIdmpen bell erlsu9tet. u!b
Bel ieOer 2ampe itebt unbepsgli9 etIe
S9iIbpa9e. sic ie5en aus iuie 9tIos
IGulen, Die in elmer DerIahenen Stoot
auriidgeblieben iinb. DoSu bieIe Pos
ften9 Mdn muB iia oaran erinnern,
oaB es in Monoitir nur cine tleine
9lnaabl BON Serben, cine umIo 9r0z
fere aber bon 8ulqoren, Mobammes
oanern, @rie9en unb RumGneu gtbt.
Der &ommanoant bat an Die pers
bGltnismGBis superIdfigiten 8eO0Is
terunssslemente iibsr 1000 9slpebre
perteilen Iafen; iie itellen nun rie
goTten uno nG9tlt9en patrouilItn.
bic Die Rube ipobren iollen. Sn Der
SauptItraBe Seist it4 stuii4en pers
laifenen, buntlsn Sduiern binter Slpei
eroBen S9eiben 9i9t unb 2eben.
0as 1T 6as r8affes Bosnia. oa
fibt' eine 9ruppe BON pieIlei9t 20
perfonen, sumeiit ierbii4e Sffi5iere
aud elm paar permOslihe WoSebonis
sr; iie umringen einen 8orleIer. Der
ibnen aus osn neu einssgunsensn Sas
loniter 3eitunsen bic Iebten Wleloun'
gen beri9tet. 9os 1T Die ein5ise 8ets
btn0ung, Die Mondtir nod nit Der
@eIt bat; bon Norosn, aus Serbien.
erfdbrt man f9on felt Sagen ni9ts
mebr.
limb babel INNER bus unbeimli9e
9efiibl, bab bic 8uIsaren ii6 unaufs
baltIam lpeiter porbobren. 9OI: 9es
rii1te DOM 8abunapnIe. bOIs Wels
6unoen. BON iiberau Der. $40 bus buIs
garii4s Sesr nod ni9t 1T, oa 1T
oo9 I6on Iange Der bulguriIde Sos
mitatIdi, unb bon Den Bergen. bic
WonaItir umtrdn5en, iteist Sag fir
Sag ein trauriger 3us oss @Ienos
sur StuSt berni.6er. SIii9tlinse
iinb's, Die ba in 3iisen bon 200,
800 2anopus.n. bic idpsre O9Ien
ooer 8iiffel fdIsppen, Der Staot
Iansfam ii9 nGbcrn. auf Den @ossn
ba6en Iis, mas iie bon Suusrot aus
Tammsnraffen tonntsn. ansebduft.
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MennIfsu 6ie

unrubigenbsn @eFaIten. bic. in
f9mubises @eib setleioet, aut ben
ieiien Soblen ibrer GeintpanOfdube
6urf bic tlebrieen @Gb4en itri4:n.
in Der perOGdtigen @ra5ie i9rer 9s'
59meibigen Siiften.
0as enslii9e &egiment. Mann auf
Wann, paFiert iiber Den 2anoungss
itea. Gs 1T an 9or0. 0ie @Iode 5ur
a6fobrt tOnt. Bon Der Sommunoos
bride fingt cine Stimrne. cine tpuns
berbar iunse, belle Stimme ben isbem
enaIiI9en bbonogrupben teuren Res
frain: ,,9oDS in Sbati, bobs in blue"
lln6 in bieIem glugenblid, Der bic
Solbaten bort in bas 9untel elmer
unerfori9li9en 3utunft fortfiibrt.
nimmt bic ubseoroi9ene Melo0ie Die
Stimme unertrGsIid idiperen Ssims
ipebs an. Griiber gab es Gbf4ieoss
feisrn, absr jebt: 9Ott, man 1T es 10
geipDbnt.
S9 blisb 6enn aud gang dlIein,
ipGbreno i6 elm poar Shritte iDeiter
beutfhen @efunsenen Suiob. bic nit
benz 8efra9ten zines Wlunitionsz
Oampfers beiddftist iporen. Der ebr.
fame plebs bonn r8ieurspOrt" be-
seust ibnen, ideint mir, feline febr
beftise Geinbfhaft. SrobOem lief
man bic DeutI9en in Der eriten 3eit
in gfun6nd4ten arbeiten, aus BE-
forsnis, man iperOe iie lbnden. Sols
ooten bonn Sort Saint giicolus ittIs
len Die 8etpa9ung. Die @efansensn
tun ibre 9trbeit buIb miirriId, baIt
refigniert. sic iinb arbeitsidmuBis.
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9ott fir aIIs; trob Der bsftissn Sc
itisuIationsn Oes fdnurrbdrtisen 9Os
tighten, Der nit Dem 9sfu9teI feines
ipeiBen Stobes ben 2onboner poIice'
mon imitiert, ober obns ben gerins.
fen GrfOls. Gr bietet ben srotestsn
unb fhmerSIi9eH aubIid zines Sas
f9enipieIers. bem Die Srids niht ses
lingen pollen.
Der &rieg bat MorIsills ni9ts pon
feinem toitIi9en @eiidt tinOIi9er
SormlOiistett senommen. Su, man
erSdblt ii9 iosor, Oub Die GnglGnber,
bic bort in 9arniIon iteben, Dom
Rbptbmus Der StoOt ersriffen ipers
ben unb in 10 etipas ipie lsiie 2eben'
oigteit qeraten.
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sic tommen bon &ruI4epo; iie tom.
men bon ben 4lpen auf Der S9elos
pisa pIanina unb BADEN ie95is ats
lOmeter suriidselest, nm Die Stoot
gu erreiden. 9us III cine undusges
iebte Prp5eFion, unb nit iebem nelic1
3uss Don Slii9tlingcn itrDmt elm:
neue Ds1e bes S9redens in Die
Stabt, in Der bic Serben nod beute
IinS, mas iie bel Der 8eTbnubms ma.
rem: Die Sremoen.