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Evening star., 1915-02-07
GERMANY ENTERS A PROTEST.
Objects to Russia Trying Captured
Aviators on Piracy Charge.

BERLIN, February 6, by wireless
"The German government. through a
neutral channel, has protested strong
ly against Russia's intention to SEN
tence like criminals the crew of the
German Parsoval balloon. shot down
near Libau, says the Overseas News
Agency The Cologne Gazette demands
the severest reprisals by Germany
against Russian war prisoners"
The foregoing statement evidently re-
fers to the Russian announcement of
February 8. that aviators who attack
unfortified towns would be treated as
pirates The German airship which
raided Libau, described in previous dis
patches as a Zeppelin, was brought
down by Russian artillery.
A Petrograd dispatch said that the
airmen captured would be placed on
trial in order to establish the legal
status of bomb-dropping.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
/ 800 Moonshine Stills in Russia.

PETROGRAD, February s. via Lon
con, 2:S5 pm.-During the half year
since the sale of vodka has been pro-
hibited there have been discovered 1,S0O
secret distilleries. Many of them have
been engaged in refining sheliac and con-
vertihg> methylated spirits into alcoholic
beverages.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
German Naval Losses, $4,000.

Special Cablegram to The Star and New York Times
COPENHAGEN. February (dispatch
to the London Daily MaiD.-The Ger
man naval lists of casualties numbered
sixteen and seventeen contain the
names, respectively. of 1,17S and 1,OS9
officers and men killed. wounded or
missing, bringing the grand total in
the seventeen lists to about $4,000.
These do not include the losses in the
sinking of the Bleucher.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
Germany to Float Another Loan.

BERLIN, February 8, via wireless
According to the Overseas News
Agency second German war loan
probably will be issued at the begin
ming of March and on favorable terms,
as the condition Of the money market
is exceptionally good.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
DEMANDS Of JAPAN
ON WARL|KE PAPER
Former Chinese Cabinet Officer Calls
Attention to Water Mark of
Ship and Cannon.

PEKING, February Z, 3:15 ANA
newspaper article by Lang Chi-Chiao.
former minister of justice in the Chi
nese cabinet. emphasizes the statement
that the paper upon which the Japa-
nese demands upon China are written is
watermarked with warships and can
non. 1t is stated from source which
is considered most reliable that the
outline of the Japanese demands which
appeared in the Toxic newspaper Asahi
Shimbun, in special edition which
was promptly suppressed. is correct.
Regarding these demands the Asahi
Shimbun said:
Japan asks China to solve the Man
churian and Mongolian questions by
the extension of the lease of the Port
Arthur. Dairen and South Manchuria
railway zone to ninety-nine years; and
by granting to Japanese the right of
residence and land ownership in Mon
golia and Manchuria; and to solve the
Shantung question by transferring to
Japan the concessions hitherto held by
Germany.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
Fowler Denies Charges.
School Fight Again Up.

The recent action of the federated body
in favoring the selection of site for the
new Eastern High School, which
caused it to come in for con-
siderable criticism by residents of
Northeast Washington. also was the sub
ject of much discussion last night. This
matter will come up again at the next
meeting. Many of the delegates are Of
the impression that the federation ex-
ceeded its constitutional authority in act
ing upon a matter. which is of local in
terest, and it Is probable that its vote
on the high school site will be rescinded.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
EFFORT TO STAMP OUT
.BOOKMAK|NG ENDORSED
Federation of Citizens Associations
Approves District Attor-
ney's Work.

Approval of United States District
Attorney Laskey's efforts to stamp out
bookmaking in the District of Column
bia was voiced by the Federation of
Citizens Associations at a meeting last
night in the Chamber of Commerce.
The federation suspended it's rules in
order to adopt motion. offered by
William NICK. Clayton, that it pledge
it's support to Mr.. Laskey in his en-
deavor to put an end to this nefarious
business.
In resolutions adopted last night the
federation went on record as favoring
tention for Juvenile offenders and the
conducting by the Commissioners of
an investigation of fire insurance rates.
1t was decided to hold special meet
alton will be addressed by Commits
sioner Brownlow and other prominent
speakers President Colladay. an
additional Committees to % look after
charities and corrections and fire and
police protection matters.
Fowler Denies Charges.
Charges made before the Senate Judi
ciary committee that William E. Fow-
Ter, secretary Of the federation, had
conspired to change the vote of that
body after it had gone on record as
favoring the retention of the fee rather
than a salary basis in the office of the
auditor of the District Supreme Court,
came up for extended discussion at last
nights meeting of the federation. Sec
retary Fowler stated that he was not
acquainted with the auditor, and denied
in toto the charges made against him.
lon motion of William NICK. Clayton
the federation decided to inform the
Senate committee that the allegations
against it's secretary were without
foundation.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
FRATERNITY MEMBERS
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
Phi Kappa Iota of Emerson Insti-
tute Dine at the Pow.
hatan Hotel.

The second annual banquet Of Phi
Kappa Iota Fraternity Of Emerson Insti-
tute was held last night at the Powhatan
Hotel. about thirty members of the or
ganization being present.
Prof w. II. Randolph. principal of
Emerson Institute. declared the school of
which he is head is the only institution
IN the country that has been attended by
the sons of three different Presidents of
the United States. Prof. Randolph spoke
on The Relation of Fraternity to Its
Alma Mater"
Fraternity Quartet Plays.
Others who delivered addresses includ-
ed X J. Young. w. +. Yost and Prof. l..
S. Tilton. L, NJ. Foster was toastmaster.
Musical numbers were rendered by the
fraternity quartet
Those present were.
Prof. W. II. Randolph, Prof. l.. S. Til
ton. w. Z. Yost. f. NJ. Foster. L. ]
Tavener, T. A. Conlon, r. L. Powell
c. II. Schwertner. ]. +. Lewis, IL. c.
Chevallaz. c. j. Tobin. ]. G. Clemson
B. c. Gardner. II. 3. Campbell, V. J. r
Hayworth, F. c. Stevens, r. J. Young
II. Philip. G. H. Copenhaver. II. C. Bor
Seigneur. D. l.. Lawrence, Fl. L. Mich
OILS. =. G.. Wrenn. II. T.. Edwards. C. II.
Glover. j. c. Grey and C. Rhoads.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
Five Hundred Delegates
at San Antonio Vote
to Unite the Factions

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, February "a
resolution calling on the leaders of the
parties now engaged in the war in
Mexico to terminate the strife and
unite for the good of the country was
passed by the Mexico peace conference
held here today.
The resolution in the form of mes
sage is being telegraphed tonight to
Gems Carranza, Villa, Maytorena, Hill
Zapata. Angeles. Cantu and other mill
tary officials.
More than five hundred delegates
from almost every section of Mexico
and every political party participated
in the conference which was presided
over by Miguel Bolanes Cacho, former
governor of Oaxaca. The conference
adjourned late today
In the opening address Federico Cam
boa sounded the keynote of the senti-
ment of those present when he said.
Mexico is house for Mexicans. and
MeNicans only
The conyention decided upon a plap
TO bring about peace by the appoint
nlent of permanent committee to
bring about conference of the mill
tary officials in Mexico at the earliest
possible time.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
Gamboa and CarbajaI There.

Federico Gamboa, former minister of
foreign relations in Huerta's cabinet.
and Francisco Carbajal. the Mexican
executive between the Huerta and Car
rama administrations. were elected
chairmen of this committee. with pow
Evening star., 1915-02-07

er to name subcommittee in the
United States. Spain, Cuba, Canada and
other countries where there are col
onies of Mexicans.
This committee is to arrange for an
other convention in Mexico as soon as
answers are received from the mill
tary officials to whom the appeal Is
addressed.
The resolution follows:
I'VE. the undersigned citizens OF
Mexico, in full exercise of our civil and
political rights, who live as the most
unjustifled and cruel exiles. have as
sembled here today for procuring the
pacification Of the republic OF Mexico.
BY common agreement. we hereby re-
solve that our initial act Will be to
turn to you and all the military chiefs
that occupy the different divisions OF
the country, in a most solemn and pub
lie way, to ask you to cease being so
cruel and allow us to peaceably return
to our country. which has not been
granted to us in the long civil war that
has been >corrupting the country for
the last four years.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
SricssmGrdJen.

9lIs elm 8siipiel BON ben Grbi4s
tunssn, Die in Qssppten @Iauben fins
ben. pirb ous 2uror folgenbe MeI>
ouns mitgeteiIt: .Gins bsuti9e
Saube bat unter bem S9ube ber
9unteIbeit einen ungemein bertpeges
men, aber erfOlsrei9sn StreiffIug na8
2onoon ausgefiibrt. sic brang gum
8udinsbam palait Dor, fIos our4
Elm 5eniter binein, nobm aOnig
9eorg gefonsen unb bra9te Sc. Mas
ieitdt obne bus gerinsite Semmnis
ua9 9eut59Ian6." Sin ni9t gang
pertrouensfelissr Qraber ertunbiete
ii9 6arauf, pie bsnn cine srObe Wa>
ibine our9 Elm JenIter flieben t0ns
ne. Der 8efraste seigte uuf oas
6aus eines rei9enSffisiers, bas sicms
lid srobe Seniter bate, unb iaste:
yWenu Der Souptmann. Der elm qe>
p0bnlider SterbIider 1T pie mir
tsibs, 70 eroBe 5eniter bat, ipie se'
lpaItise Seniter muB boun Der 86nis
BON @nsIanb unb Saifer BON SnSien
babsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
Elm hrIesserlsbnfs.

@era6e bat Der Re9nunssunterofs
fiaier bic poit fiir bic &omposnie
aebraht. Gin mGbtises 8iinosI 8rie'
fe unb &atten, lauter liebe @riiBe
ous Der Ssimot. aber i'm ielben gus
senbIid fGat Der srIte S9ub. gine
@ranate i6IGat 1euIenO in ben 8os
Den unb ipeit Sanb unb @rcbroden
mad allen Seiten. 9a lG9eIt Der
tlsine Oberleutnunt nit ben sroben
blauen ausen tpebmiitis uno i4iebt
oas sanae pdtet nit niel Wliibe in
bic Iinte 9Iuientaf9e. 9enn er Oentt:
,sWie pisIe mDsen oarunter iein. bic
ipiebsr Suriid miifen: 8riefe, bic i9n
ni9t errei9ten -. llno tpie pielen
pGre Der @fnB in meiner Saide Elm
glbI9isbssruB :. 9lber bic poit i.Bt
dusaugeben, oas ipGre Wabniinn!"
nnb nit oisfem @eoanten itiirmt
er in ben Sag binein. @s 1T Elm
Sag, pie bier beiuabe ale iino: Bis
gum Ranoe ansefiillt nit tauienb
srGuIamsn Giuaelbeitsn unb DsnnO4
9roB in ieiner brauIenben, iiegbaften
S90nbsit. 'llnb lpie 70 pieIs Itale
i9on, peritedt sr ii9 aud beute NIT
allen SaIern isinss Seins benz brill.
! Ienten, sif9enben. fIammenoen 9luf
unb Nisber bes Samples, ruff tein
,8prtpGrts" iibsr 2ebenOige uno Sote
binpeg unb persiBt Der 5ertnitterten
8lGtter nit ben ungelenten S4rift'
Siigen an feiner 8ruit, persibt Der
uien6 Iieben. suten. heiIisen Wortt
aus Der Seimat, ssgcn bic isin ftiirs
mild podenoss SerS fdld9t -.
Spit am 9lbenb oudt nur nod
ba uno bort Elm oeripdteter S4raps
nellgrub beriiber bonn Jeino. Der
tleine SberIeutnant nit ben groben
blauen 9lugen tduert ii9 tief binab
in bic feu9te gros fsines S4iisen'
arabens dno taitst nah ben Brief
i5aften in isinsr Sui4e. SEPT pirbs
pielei9t geben. lao bic &eute beroies
men bic Sreube mad bieiem Sag. Soa
= mas 1T oasa Wie er bas pafet
berausaisben mill, itemmt ii4 etnas
BON innen oassaen, gr tnipit bic sIet'
triI6e SaI9enIampe auf. = unb
bann balt er Die gr.efe in Der Sanb.
lInb ba riefelt es ibm fir cine ST.
tun6e gang lansIam unb eiiiis talt
iiber ben Riiden =. Sds gdn5e Sun'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
kItebeHers Schiller.

Der fran3STi9e SournuIift Serpe.
Der esipib nidt in Den @eroo9t toms
men tann, Elm Sreuno Seutf4lanos
au Isin, foroert 6as frun3OIiids par'
lament aaf, Elm S9onbmul gu beieis
tissn: Die Snternierung Der beut'
Ifen 3ipilsefunsenen in &onjentra'
tionslagern." @r i6rsibt II. u. in
Der ~@uerre iO5iuIe";
,ueber Sunberttauient S9ulbIoie
puroen Grscr aIs 8uenpitrdflinss be-
banbelt, oaruntsr Saufenoe DON
SranaDiinnen, oereu eir5isss 9srbre'
den mar, 5remblinse sebsiratet all
babsr,. g2iemals pirb Die gendue 3abl
unb bas @lenb Der binseopferten Sim
Der ermitteIt iperoen. Dies bilbet bic
unbeilppllIts IntIoge gegen 6rant'
reid i'm QusIanbe.
Serr Serpe Dsrsibt, oab feline
2onbsleute nit iol9em @prgeben nur
Die peitTdauenoe strategic ihres
SD9ittommanoierenben 5eit4ensr bs'
fuIssn, Der bic ausrOttuns ber nd4'
item Generation bes Geinoes als pi4'
tisIfes arisgsmittsI einsefibrt unS
beiIpieIspeife 25,000 8ursnfrauen
unb sRtnber in Sii6afrita in eben
Iol6en aonaentrationslagern 9inse'
Idla6tst bot. 9as Mittel 1T beina'
be nod pirtidmer. a!s bic bonn sleI'
den Gbrenmamn erfunbenen 0um'
oum.@ei9oFe. 9tu9 irrt Serr 5erDe,
penn er meint, isne 8sitiaIitat psro'
Der franaOfi9en Rsgierung I'M aus'
lan6e fGaben: iis ipiSO sinfa4 in sts
nem neuen @eIbbude na4peiien, bab
in 9eutI9lanb minoeltens eine Wsillt'
on frana0iii9er 3iUilgefansener in
SeutI6en &Dnsentrationslasern 81
Sobe aemartert ipurben. Serr @ipi'
ami tpiro bas NIT ieinem Gbren'
ports bethdftisen unb bas ~Iuslanb"
miro ss slaubsn! GSugenoO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
Der DaeheI ais BriteHfeiHd.

Den armen Dadeln iheint ss
IN @nslanb sesenpdrtis reat ihls4t
gu ssben; iie beiBen bort Dads.
bInSs, unb biss i9eint fir bic Tpnii
a!a tierfreunbIid betannten Gnss
iGrSer ein @runb au fein, iie ols
y'einbli9e Qlusldnber" ober nod
ifIe9ter Su bebanbeln. 9lus elmer
Rsibs bon 3uidriften on bic Con-
bcner .9ailp MaiI" sebt Siss uns
a:peiOeutis berpor. GiHe Dame in
2onbun bat nit einem f0rmlihen
ProteIts angsfansen: ~0arf id ses
gen bic srouiome unb iinnloie art
@inIpru9 erbeben = 70 f9reibt fie
=, in Der einise 2eute bic ungIiid-
ii6sn SurnipitsSunb bebnnbsIn,
MIR neil felt sinisen Sabrsn bieis
amen itummsn SrsunOe nit benz
SeutIben Ramen r9adsbunb" Be.
sei9net fperben2" Siernus 1T cine
f0rmIibe poIemit seiporben; Elm
Ssrr beIebrt bic Giuienberin sus
nldit boriiber, baB Der SurnIpit
sipur elm anberer Sanb fei, f9IieBt
ii9 aber bann ibrem protsIte an
inbsm er cine s.rs9tsre 8sbanbluna
Der SudsI psrIanst: iis isisn 8tpur
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
EHsIiGebe seerauber.

Sn Der Wlitte bes 16. Sabrbuns
berts entitanbsu bic brei 9auptitaa'
ten Der 8arbaresteu: SripoIis, Sus
mis- unb 2llsier; fte ipuroen gum
@@reden Der seiamten ieefabrenben
Welt, unb es eritredten ii4 bic
Raubsiige Der SeerGubsr Bis an bic
englifbe &iiite. 90 ptiinberten lie
&iiItenifdbte Der irif4en 9raff4aft
gprt, treustsn auf ber Reebe BON
plDmoutb unO fperrten ben Sanbel
bon 8riItoI. Sn brei Sabren, I'M bas
Sdbr 1922, belief iid Der @erluit Der
enaliI9en &auffabrtei bur9 bic &as
PEREZ Der Sssrduber auf 400 S4iffe,
iinb mebr als 5000 Mann ensliI9en
S6iffsppltss unb enslii9er 8auf'
Ieute ipanberten in bic StIaperei Der
.Wauren" Ro9 i'm Sabre 1917
ionnte es Elm &orIar aus 9llsier mos
gen, einen &auffabrer pOn Der
Miinbung bes enelif9en 4anaIs BIB
in bic glGbe bon Sslanb gu iagen.
sSn elmer 3eit, ba bic snsIif4s Sees
madt ibrs sroben Sdmpfe sesen bic
fronDIii6en unb bpadnbiiben Ripas
len allsfo9t, fiiblte iie iid ni9t itart
aenug, bem llnipeien Der barbarestis
iden Seerduberei entse9enSutreten.
Gs bIisb ben @nsIdnoern ni4ts ans
bsres iibris, oIs auf 9runb Nib bfam
erbettelter 8ertrdge ben 8arbarestens
itaaten Sribut gu Sablen.
90 seipdbrte Gnelanb benz Ben
bon 9lIsisr nod Bis gum Sabre 1916
elm 9ei9ent bon 500 pfuno, bas ies
Der neu antretenbs britiIhe SoniuI
au iibsrrei9en batte. 4ber ieIbit bic
.9ei9ente" battsn nidt immer ben
geipiini9ten GrfOIs; bic piratsn res
fpettiertsn tpenis Die snsIiide SIagge
unb besbalb spsen es Sablrside Ree'
Der por, in ben @esenben, mo bic pis
rotenfobrseuss treu5teu, bic SIogsc
Der 9llserier ufp. au biFen. sic
f9euten iih ni9t, segebenenfals bic
i6parSe Sesrdubsrflasss oussubdns
gen, limb bic @eridIeieruns Der Ra'
. tiOnalitGt i9sint fe6r bGufis ge'
Iunsen gu Iein. Sn bei
69iffs9roniten Der nIten &eebereien
fnb senug Sdle perseidnet, no ben
RapitGnen Der en9lii4en Sauffobrer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10

i'm Meonat Sttober bsi setpaltIumsr
Grbreduug Der Stride geraubt pors
oen: 1. Der auss uno intpsnbis iiber'
aolOete &el9 I'M 9eipi9t bon 25
Goth, pprapf unten itanO: Sobann
Siibner paFor, s. Brandt. $. Saiie.
9pritebsr 1880, nebit Der baSu gebos
renben patuIa; 2. cine rpte Sede auf
hem 9lltar; 8. Slpei feibene Slider;
4. elm peibsr gbOrrpd; 5. oie Sins
nerne @einflui9e; 6. bas ainnerne
Saufbeden; 7. elm rOtes Sud nit
Srefen beIebt iibets ben Sauffein;
8. bas &lingeIbeutelsel6 bon Srinis
tatis 1706 bis Sttuber; bic Wa9ss
lidte iinb aud ipoliert, meiu Mantsl
iIt aud tpeggenommen, ben i4 in Der
Stride ssbabt, Die Siiren iinb Sers
i6Insen, SdI0Fer DeroOrbeu, Der
9lItar SsrriNen, Die &ansel ibres
3ieratss beroubt, bus PuIt nit bem
Ieibsnen llmbang bon Der &anSsl
ips9gsriFsn unb ber Suufitein aus Der
Groe geriiien unO oen1olisrt, oIe
Surmubr psrborben, mein f9por5
&Ieio Ssrbadt uno seridnittsn ...
. tempora, o mores!"
9l9t Sabre fpGter bate paitor
Sinben6urg bafiir bic 5reubs, Die
neue tleine &ir9e einipeiben gu tGn'
men, oie bon Srie6ri9 benz 9roBen,
Der ouf ieinen Subrten 5tpiiden 9ers
lin uno pots6am rsseImdBis ourd
3ebIenborf fam, unb Dem bic alte aus
5elbIteinsn erbuute Stride nit einem
Ioaenannten &lutturm obne Spibe
nitbt gefiel, erbout porben mar. Der
ben 8au leitenbe ar9iteft, in bomas
Tiger 3sit 8autonbutteur Jenannt,
ipar ober nit sinem 8orfduB bon
5000 Salsrn ourdeebronnt. unb aus
benz @runbe tonnte au6 bic neue
Stride teinen Surm erbalter. So
Ttebt iie nod beute als dIteItss 8dus
inert in 3ebIeuborf, uno Die Sab
res5abl 1853 in Der Wetterfabne tr,
inncrt an Die 2tmtsaeit bss brapen
9oTors Sinbenburg. Der ben 9ofas
tenroub an ieinem eigeneu 2eibe err
iabren mubte, behsn GROCER Rd'
menspetter ober dls Rade fir Die
oomaligen Srepeltuten Die &ofaten
146 Sabre ipdter gu g3uoren trieb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10

ben Serrn &pmmanbeur." giun piIl
ss aber 6as llnsIiid, baB Der Ssrr
&ommanbeur IeioeniaoftIi9er Rihts
ruuder lit! gr iob iid barum perans
labt, bies BEL ieinem Sant on Die lies
tsnspiiroisen SpenNsrinnen in ido'
member Weiie mitsuteiIen:
S6r RdebIcin aus Saarbriiden
S6idt ~buftenoe @riibe" mir.
0eein &au6erber5 5u be9Iildeu, -
SD oaitfe eud ber5Itdl oafiir.
lSas in ben pilpen slrgonnen
Ylur INNER flau6t lm0 trauft,
&Iar, ipie bas 2idt Der Sonueu,
Siintt's eud, oaB allies rali6t.
gs rauben Die aauoniere,
@s ralidt Der Serr Sergeant,
gs rail6en Die Serru Sffi5iere
(8or aIlem Der 2eutenant).
Ss rau1t aus allen 2odern,-
Bo mr Elm Renid) orin bnuit;
@s rauht ans grDbDblensSd6ern,
@s raud)t. pobin on ihauit.
Gs raudJt = bel Der Ndiie fein Buuberl
Sas SoI5, Sas gum pei5en man braudt;
@s. rauft uus Der Hopf audi nitunter,-
Gur5, = nlles, aIles raildt. -
Sur eiuer lit allsgeuommen.
Ser idlidt euh bies 9iaudgebi1t, -
Ser bic buf.enben @riiBe befommery
Ser aomman0eur - rdrdt nidtl
9o nun betanntIi9 Der Sffeniip'
oeiIt beuti9sr 2isbessubensTeen iueaen
zines r@erIagsrs" niht erIabmt, 10
uersing nur turSe 3eit, Bis BON bems
ieI6en Peniionut Spsi 5Iaiden allers
feinitsn 8ognats fir ben fdper gu
tealiidenben Serrn &ommonbeur ems
trofen. 9arauf lief BEL ben brapsn
Spenbsrinnen foIgsnbes Dantposm
e:n:
sSbr Ne6bbeu aus Saarbriideu
Sdidt toitIiden IItoboll
Sa iuiu cs mid 'dllper beoriideu.
gSie i'd cll6 Sauien iou.
Gin aipeiter ,dorb" fir eud), seen, =
9as itiinpe mir id)ledlt 5u 0eiiht
ySie tonutc id eub geitehcn:
Ser apmmanoeur trintt ntdlt"
Sod oerf ids aud nidt ipa9en
-@ebeutt nur, ipie bas tlingtl =
S6 ianu ood nnmoglidI iagen:
Der apmmauoeur - Der trinftl"
sd tauns halt in @orte nidt iIeioeu
J9cib nid)t. ipie ids ia9cu ioll;
Gag lieber fcins brltm uon beioen
= uub trinicl - sIuf euer 'SobIl
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@ie bic ainber.

8enu nit GI6bcben unb nit Steiuen
8iIreen baueu im're Sungeu,
Saben iie gar sroBe Sreli5e,
8enu Sas 8ailluert gut geIun9eu.
Gber gang bieielbe SrellSe.
Sie iie 5eigtcn beim @rridten.
Strn5lt aus ibreu Ginoeraueen,
8enu iie Sanu ibr 8ert bernibteH.
@Ieitbeu uidt GENTLE Sraueu
SieIen ionberbaren &udbeu,
8enn iie diid nit 2uit 5erreibeh
@as iic ieIbit 9eiponneu baben?
Cine tenn' ih. S6eincu paiienb
Sbr 5ipei iunge 2eilt I'M Stdbtden,
Damn bat iie nidbt 9iait uuS 9inbe.
gis Der guridl 9efreit has Ildbdeu.
Shaut iic gIiidIid Saun Sas Sdrden.
Sit iie bennob un5nfriebeu
llno fam ruben nldlt uuo rdlten,
Bis Die beibeu iih 9eihieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
1ett bei6t's zabIen.

gseI: .Su bait ia SiamInter, batt
Rerlen".
9u 6aft ia 70 bieI tauienb Sdiffe,
BeIdiibe - MiIIionen an Seer -
Gerfiiait iiber 9idnfe un6 Sniffe,
Olb gneIdnb, mas ipillit ou InebrY
9u bait ia Gibraltar ilnO ItaIta,
Sen Gue5faual nod bd5lL
6ait snoien rnb beinabe galta,
Ber5e5rteit bic Siren in Stub.
audj Seanaba nennit Su bein eieeu,
NuIfralien folgt bei1em Bort.
Ser Simnlel hing Dir boiler @eiger,
Sod 6u tpiiblteit immeroar fort.
cd feb es, Dir febIen BLOB &eiIe,
Su aiif alma es Dir alif Der @elt -
8 mart nIir ne aan5 I.eine Weile,
limb ou iriesit iie reid 5ugeodblt.
Bis iett itimmt bic 9iehning nod int'
nter,
limb andre be5nblten fir bid =
Do6 biesmal, bil ardmer, tpirok
i6lintmer,
Die Reduune, Sreun6 $onlmb, itiniu't
nid.
Hie muBt bu iebt ielber be5ablen,
Ser Weidel = Der re6net aud gut -
gieI better ais Sul = Subj bic Gua'
len
grfabre, ipie iuobI ~5abIen" tut.
Gs 6dIt bid in anajt fdon uno S6ref'
Ten
Sie v8aiIerpeIt" : Elm Heiues Boot,
gtdaft bu bid audi ionittuo perIteden -
@ir brinaen Dir lInter9ang - Sob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10

bur5 ben prinsssmabl, Der fis aus
Der SunbeSu9t bes PrinSen @ouorb
ron Sa9IensDeimar i'm Sabre
1850 bsaos, naa @nslanO ssbra9t
pprben, allein es iet feline beutIhe
Sunbsroiie, pielmebr feien Sa4s'
bunte felt ben Glteften 3eiten be-
.annt, unb es fdnbsn ii9 i9On ouf
ben OentmGIern BON Sbotbmes III.
aus benz Sabre 1000 Dor unferer
,3sitrsdnung, ioipis aus friibafpri'
;6en 8iIbperten foIhe absebiIbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10

gsfpbnunssn fir ibrs slImIidt" ss'
ipdbrt purben.
Sc mar bic junge ameritanii9s
Union, bic Sur9 eneteii9es gin'
i6reiten gesen SripOIiS in ben Sab
rem 1904 unb 1905 bem Sterneus
banner a9tung perI9affte. 1856 be-
itanb bic preubifds RobtOrpette
San5ig unter bem Oberbefebl bes
Prin5en abalbert bon preuben ib'
rem erTien erfolsreihsn &f gegen
bic Rduber bes Rifgebietes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10
paftor 1Bindenburs Mnd die RcIahen.

Inter ben pfdrrern ber @emeino.
3eblenOorf felt ginfiibrung her Re
formation mar Spbann Wlatthias
Sinbenburg Der stpOlft., Der BON 1853
tis 1880 ieines @mtes ipdItete. Sn
feline 9lmtsseit fisIsn Die SGrsdniie
oes Sisbsnidbrissn arieges, uno
iiber bieie 3eit bat er i'm &irdsnred'
nungsbud foIsenbe intereFanten auf'
aei6nunsen binterlaNen: ~8on bem
Snbentario 1T Bel Der f4redIi&en
SnbaIion Der &Ofuten i'm Herbit 176o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10

Del 1T BON einem ruiTiiden @sfdoB
bur9lo9t, es itsdt nod brinnen. lin
Saaresbreite raste Die i9urfe Spibe
aus Der 2lnii9tstarte berpor, Die er
au innerit trus. @r loft iie porii9tig
ab = uno ba blidt ibm bon benz
8latt Elm runbes. laAenoes &inber>
seitdt entseeen. 1lnb 6ariiber itsbt
geI9rieben: sd bring Dir @Iiid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-10

&rupp s3eug. @ds fas
gen Sic 0eun gu uniern 42er Ges
i9iiBsn2 Die perI9lingen ia eie
feinbIiden 6eitungen serooe5u.
Sas nunbert mid gar ni9t nit
Dem 8eridIin9en, Die iinb bod an
rGfen" selpObnt.
= 9eoentli9. &ronte: So
ipGre mir iebr unsenebm. ipem sic
mir bulO Die Rednune ibiden ipolls
ten!
9lr5t: . nsin, snGbise Srau, Oaau
miifen Sic erit trGftiger tperOen.