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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13

Miss Ella Springer and her niece.
Miss Kathleen Duncan are guests of
Mrs. Herman West on the way to their
home in Philadelphia from Johns
town.
Mrs E. NJ. Shuey. a registered nurse
lof 1927 Market street, is home after
spending several days in PHILADELPHIA
on business.
Miss Helen Anderson has gone home
| to Philadelphia after short stay with
her aunt, Mrs. George W. Haines of
State street
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Brinton.
of Camp HILL have moved from their
former home near Oysters Point to
their new residence in Park avenue.
]. Edward Hoy, 1443 Berryhill
street. left yesterday for a trip to
Pittsburgh, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and
Williamsport
Miss Katharine Henderson has gone
home to Fayetteville after visit with
her sister, Mrs. George W. Gary in
this city.
Mrs. J. H. st. Clair. Mrs G. B. Bru-
baker and Mrs. Charles Spangler of
this city motorcd to Dauphin yester-
day and spent the day with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin B. Christy of
Hollidaysburg have returned home
after attending the funeral of Mrs.
Christy's father. Thomas ]. Finney, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thorne have
gone home to Philadelphia after a
short stay with their old friends, Mr.,
and Mrs. Lemuel Smith in this city,
Miss Kathleen Waters of Washing
ton. D. c., is guest of her cousin.
Miss Dorothy Speere of North Third
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bonner and
small son. Lester Bonner. started for
their home at Detroit, this morning
after spending a fortnight in this city
and adjacent towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Shisler of
2110 North Third street, are spending
several weeks as the guests of Mrs.
Shisler's brother. Edward F. Marzolf
at Homestead, Pa.
Miss Mary Han1en OF Locust street
entertained at three tables of bridge
last evening in honor of Mrs Refer of
Wheeling, W. Va, who Is visiting Mrs.
Harry B. Montgomery.
George Hartman and his sister, Miss
Lucy Hartman of Pittsburgh are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wright
of Penn street for a week.
Mrs. Luman Taggert and Mrs. Rob
ert Taggert have gone home to Mil
waukee after a short stay with Har-
risburg friends.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13
MRS. SHEPHERD TO
SPEAK IN SQUARE
Silver r-Tongued Orator of the
Rocky Mountains Coming
to This City

Mrs. Lulu Loveland Sheppard cali
ed the Silver Tongued Orator of the
Rocky Mountains will be in this city
for several days and speak for suffrage
in Market Square on Friday evening,
and at selected points at noon. MIS-.
Sheppard is considered an interesting
speaker on any subject, but is at her
best in her suffrage plea. In her home
State, Utah, she has voted for sixteen
years.
She has seen suffrage in operation
and knows what 1t accomplishes. This
enables her to discuss the question on
the basis of hard facts and to prove
by her own experience that the wo-
mems votes do make for real good. A
womanly woman in every sense, Mrs.
Sheppard is a living contradiction of
any claims that voting is bad for wo-
men. She has been active in reforms
in her own State and has spoken at
all sorts of big meetings, appearing
several times on the platform with
presidential candidates.
She impresses her audience with her
complete mastery of her subject and
her logical statements of why women
want and need the vote.
Mrs. Ella s. Stewart of Chicago an
ELOQUENT, witty and scholarly speaker
will speak in city churches Sunday.
the places to be announced later, ana
remain here for several Monday meet
inzs. Not a single charm which can
he given to a public speaker is want
ing in Mrs. Stewart. She more tnan
meets the expectations of her
audiences and presents the suffrage
arguments in most winning way.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13
HOME FROM MOUNT GRETNA

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hoover enter
tanned the following soloists of the
Grace Methodist choir at the summer
cottage. Braeside. Mount Gretna: Miss
Mary Buttorff, Mrs. Sue Dugan Eager,
William S. Hoover and Professor Phil
lips. Mrs. Phillips, Miss Ella Yost and
Miss Hark We're also in the party.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13
MISS HARTs DANCE

Miss Anna Katharine Hart. of Ma
plehurst, Duncannon. has issued invi-
tations for a dance Saturday evening
at the Country Club of Harrisburg in
honor of Miss Gertrude Williams, of
Greenwich, Conn, her house guest.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13
GIRLS FRIENDLY CLUB
PLANS FALL FESTIVITIES

Members Of the Girls Friendly Club
of 1902 Herr street, began their meet
ings for the season on Monday eve
ming. Miss Stella Metzger gave an ac-
count of her trip TO Camp Nepahwin,
at Canton, Pa, as club delegate and
several other members told of their
trips to Locust Valley Farm as guests
OF Miss Cameron. Arrangements were
made for Halloween party.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13
BIRTHDAY OF PASTOR

The Rev. A. S. williams pastor of
the Curtin Heights Methodist church
celebrated his birthday on Sunday
and on Monday evening, Mrs. Williams
entertained the church choir in cello
oration of the event at her home in
North Sixth street. Forty guests were
present who gave Mr.. Williams a
handkerchief shower
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Miller and
son, Charles of Watertown, n. Y, left
for home this morning after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IT. Etter of COS
North Front street.
Miss Helena Fought of Elmira, n.
Y, is visiting Mrs. Raymond D. Gray
of Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Houseman left
for Chicago this morning to remain
for ten days with relatives there.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13
MISS HooFNAGLEs GUESTS

Miss Rae Hoofnagle, of Penbrook,
entertained the Embroidery Club at
her home, 1856 Candy street last eve?
ming.
THOSE in attendance were the Misses
Myrna Speas, Mabel Kline, Vera Speas,
Mary Speas, Lorena Shields and Rae
Hoofnagle and Mrs. Harry Itlcks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13
GIFTS FOR WEDDING PARTY

Miss Jessie Mae Roller entertained
members of the Rupp- Roller bridal
party last evening at dinner, present
ing the bridesmaids with gold lingerie
clasps. Mr.. Rupp gave his best man
and ushers silver mounted military
brushes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-13
RETURNS FROM CONTENTION

Mrs. Dolly f. Rea of 2145 North
Fourth street who attended the con-
vention of the Ladies Moose Circle In
Chicago, as a delegate from this city,
is home reporting an unusually inter-
esting session of the order. Mrs. Rea
was appointed as a member of the
Supreme Auditing Committee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11
sdjrapnellwnnbell.

@inen iiberaus interefanten 8ors
trag iiber bic Sdtisteit Der @unOdr5te
i'm &riege unb bic Wirfunsen Der pers
fdisbenen Gef9OiTe bielt bel Der
alumnenfsier Der Columbia llniDers
fiat Der profeTor @ultpn Martiu
bon Der 6irursiI9en abteiIuns Der
l1niperiitGt. Ser 9sIebrte tebrte srit
Dor turaer 3ett aus paris auriid,
ipOielbit er an Oem OOrtisen amsritus
ntidsn SoIpital tGtis setpsfen mar.
SIN Soipital bate BrofeHor Martin
cine Mbteilune nit ettpa 100 8ers
ipunbeten unter ii9. gr unterfdteb
bel ben 2euten brsi SdIe. nGulid
@erpunOunsen bur9 S4rupnell.
bur9 &usel unb 6ur9 8uionett.
Die 9efdbrlide @igentiimli9feit
Der S9ropnellpunos lit, pie Der PRO-
feifor iaate. bic. buR Die @unbe fait
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11

geI6rieben purbe, uno bob mir ben
&riee aud ertldrt bGtten, tpenn es
biefsn @ertrag gar ni9t segeben battle.
gber iebt gebe i9 Iosar nod tpeiter
uno bebnupte, @nglanb bdtte ben
arieg aud ertldrt, iuenn gum 8etfpiel
in bem @ertrage elm beiliges 8erfpres
den ent6alten getpefen lpdre, ME bas
S6pert segen Deutf9lunb gu Sieben.
Sd beboupte 9nn5 ernitbaft, bab bic
eneliI9e Nation nur besbolb nit Sir
@oiparb @reps &risgsertlGrung elm
peritanben mar, neil Iie nidt baben
tpolIte, bob Srantrei9 BON 9eutihs
lamb aerf9mettert tpiirOe, unb nidt
etipa, neil iie iicb ou9 nur i'm gerinss
fen Inn Elm Stiid pdpier eetiimmert
bat, uno bdnn beboupte idb ferner,
baB mir @nsldnber cine grobe S9ulb
an 8elgien abautragen baben. Notiirs
li9 ipirb iib Der inIulare @nsldnber
gar ni9t boritelIen f6nnen, bab elm
gnglGnber iemals eins pfli9t eegen
einen @usldnber IA mere foreigner)
baben tOnne, bic nidt in einem 8ers
trase senau formuliert fet, unb er
tunn es ni9t beriteben, oab i9 tppbl
bic @dtbeit bes 8ertrages ansneifeln,
ober glstdaeitig eine 0anfesf9ulo Der
gnglGnber 8eleien geseniiber aners
fennen tonn. Sd babe ME bebouptet,
baB bieie unfere beilige Pfli9t in
biefem 8ertrog formuliert mar, unf
ieIbit ipenn Der eanae 8ertrag eine
SGli9ung ipGre, ipiirbe uniere pfli9t
fortbeiteben, neil Seutlcblanb betpeis
fen lam. buB bic sunae beIsifde De
fenIipe f9on lange borbeoo9t unb
porbsreitet mar, unb neil es in Bel
glen ausemein betannt mar, neil alle
6eleii9en militGrii6en Sa9perftGns
bigen es fpubten, oaB man nit sinem
0ur6marfb Seutf6ldnb re9nen
mubte. 9lu9 Iinb bic 8elgier feline
Barren, unb ielbfperitGnoli9 bobsn
Fe iabreIons pprber nit ben Gnsldns
Bern cine @erltGnbiguns 8eIsiens ses
fu9t. 8elsien bat einfadb bic Siir
sebalten uno bat uns bierbur9 Die
toftbare 3eeit geeeben, unIere trisges
ridden @orbereitunsen gu treffen,
ipenn aud unter f6redIi6en Opfern
fir Die 8elgier ieIbit. Rudoem iie
bies fir uns setan baben, biirFen mir
iie iebt niht i'm Stide laFen, aud
ipenn ale Suriiten Der @ett ben Der
tros fir ungiiItts ertldren ipirben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11
s6alu gegen 6rell.

Ser en9liT9e Romunbidter Dells
bat Bernard Sbap beftig angegriffen.
uetl Sbotp perIu9te. inmitten Der ais
semeinen seiItigen 8erpirrung iid
elm ielbItGnbiges uno tlares lrteil gu
ipabren. SIN .8aslerr &nSeiger"
finbet ii9 nun Der folsenoe 9(usaus
aus einem pOffenen Brief. ben 8ers
narb Sbop an usbe Rep Statsss
mon" eeri9tet. bat:
sd made tein Sebl oaraus, bob
i9 nidt Sort unO detrimental nit Sir
gbparb @rep umsebe. @s 1T pabr,
oab i6 ebenIo Iei9t Elm blutises Bib
feiner eanSen bisberisen 2aufbahn
bGtte malen tDnnen.. Sd bate nit
f.inem etelbuftsn @srrute in Der per'
iiI9en MneeIegenbeit beginner fDnnen.
@s If eine einfnde Susseebens Sats
fade, ipie uniere Diplomatic ipdbrenb
bes &riegss unb por Dem &rie9e gears
beitet Bat. 9lber es piirbe elm fataler
ssebler iein, ipenn mon bies aIlein Der
perfDnliben tGufIiden (0 9eiinnuns
bes @stretGrs oes 2luspdrtisen
amtes sui9reibsn ipollte. Rein, id
fdleuoere meine Insriffe eeeen Die
gonse ensliide, autotratifhe unb ees
beime Diplomatic, ols beren 8ater i9
@rsb betradte. 8sbsnien Sic, 6ub
bic aebeime Diplomatic ii9 unbebinst
5ur liienerii9en Diplomatic snttpideln
mub, 5olan9e in Der &ammer sepiHe
Srogen erlaubt finb, benn es III Ieiht,
sine Srnss in elmer folden Sorm gu
iteIlen, bob iie sur 3ufriebenbeit Der
gassieruns beasttportet tperoen mub.
2orb Roberts bot fein 9auSes 2eben
6oau perpdnot, um uns flar gu
MAIDEN, bab Rublanb infer erbitterter
Teinb lit, unb Rubbarb &ipling bot
uns in Sabnofen @eoi9ten unb @es
5bi6ten por &ublanb gefparnt unb
uns INNER pieber ermabnt, &ublanb
ME gu truuen. limb iebt Dersieben
mir unier 8lut, nm Rublanb gu
Der itdrtiten militdriiden 4utofratie
guropas gu maiden. Saben mir pers
gefTen, bab, na9bem bic Sunnens
gefobr SabrbunOerte binter uns lag,
Seiterrei9sllnsarn stpii9en uns unb
ben Siirten itano9 Saben mir Sos
biefti bergeFen. obne ben mir iebt
pielleiht ala Stlupen in Sripplis poer
9llsier iiben tOnnten9 limb bod fiibs
rem mir &ries nit Seiterrei9> >llns
earn9 So, mir iinb Elm boffnungss
loies Bolt unb fallen bon elmer llns
odnt6orfeit in ole onoere.
llnb pie benebmen mir uns ben
Deutfden gegeniiber9 Snben mir ole
Die braben Seifen perseFen. bic fit
uns @n9ldnber BON Mdrlborousb Big
8purgosne 10 piele 2orbeeren erns
teten9 llno ipie fpiirbe es nm unIere
proteituntiIhe &eIigion in gnslanb
beiteGlt iein, tpenn nidt Der beutfde
2utber Sur WeIt gefommen pGre9
Cine etpise Sdanbe bleibt unfer @ors
geben, unb mir iolIten bariiber
err6ten. Denn profeHor Ramfan
Muir mir llntlorbeit unb Dibers
Tpru9 in meinen Qlniidtsn iiber ben
&rieg boripirFt, 70 fann id burauf
nur ertpibern, boB er fh irrt. SD
inete. oab Der @ertrng bpn 1889 (ber
8ertrue iiber Die beIsiIde HeutralitdD
nt2t bas papier inert 1T, tporauf sr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11

Srl. 1DiaIie SuHes.
febnt fib nad 9tufresuns inteniiOerer
9lrt unb bat baber bef9loFen, ii4 sur
&ruftpasenfiibrerin uus5ubiloen. 9elo
bat iie ia senrg. nm etpaise Strafs
fummen beSablen gu tOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11

INNER infisierf pfrb. Sn Di.Isn
ssdllsn murbeH rote Mnb bloue llniz
formfebsn; tleine SOlser uno ipsar
Stein9en aus ben Wunben berduss
esbolt. 8etanntli6 serplabt bas
S9rapneaseidob unb bic Sprengz
itiide reibe BON 8oben @rbe in Die
@unbe binein. Soipobl betm gintritt
tpie beim 9lustritt psruriadt oas
S9rapnsll eine srOBe @unbe. Bon
80 S6rapneIlpunben, bic Der BRO
feHor in ieiner 9lbteiluns botte. tparen
bolle bunbsrt prp5ent infi5tert.
Don 20 our9 9eipebrtuseln 8.rs
tpunoeten batten bier abIolut infets
tiOnsfreie @unben, tpGbreno bel ben
iibrigen bic gnt5iinouns MIR leihter
Ndtllr mar. Nur einen einsigtn Sall
bon 8ajonettberipunoung bate ber
amerifanifden Gbirurgs. Diefe Sat>
fade bat ibn an Der Wabrbeit oer
bielsn 3,itunssberibte iibsr 8oionetts
angriffe unb Stiirme aipeifeln eez
mabt. Der sefGbrIidits 8aionsttftib
iei Der tn ben unterlsib, fdste .r, unb
auf biefe Wsiie @erpunbete fGmen
nur in eana pereinsslten SGllen nit
benz 2eben bdpon. Na6 ben BON ibm
In ensliiden unb frana6fId.n S9iitz
5engrGben sefammeIten @rfabrunseu
feien Die meiiten Der In ben @rGbeu
nit Dem 8aionett psrtpunoeten &ries
ger bem Wiirseensel berfaIsn.
Das bic @erluite In bem iebiseH
2riege 70 srob made, srtldrte ber
Wortragenbe, fei Der nmitanb, bob bic
Gortfbaffuns Der @erpunbetsn aus
ben @erfdan5unssn nur pdbrsnb Der
Ha9t mDglib iei. Gin oes Morgens
peripunbeter Solbat miiTe al5o a9t
Biz sebn Stunben i'm @raben lissen,
bepor an drstli9e pfless seOa9t tpers
ben tDnne. Dieter llmitanb made Die
Grri4tung zines groBen Sofpitals
bi6t binter Der Sront abfofut not
ipenbig,
0ie 8ertpunbeten feien berortig err
fh0pft sepeieu, baB fis na9 ibrsr
ginIi,feruns ins Sofpital meifiens "a
Stunben bintereinanoer .inen tobs
Gbnli9en S6laf f6liefen. Die
Sterberate unter ben @eripunOeten in
biefem &rieee betrase bon 7 Bis 5u 10
proaent, elm bebeuteno b6berer Sat
oIs i'm fpuniI9en unb i'm ruFiT1s
iapanifden 4rteee.
9lm G6Iuifs isinss @ortrases CAB
Der prOfeFOr sine biibids Gpifobe
gum 9eiten. Sn feinem SofpitaI be-
fanben iib feds Surcos. Die 2eute
tparen auf Der 8eFerung unb folIten
ndd einem gtetonpolesaentenbim g.s
f9afft perben. llnteripess fprangeu
fie ouf eine GmbufaHa mo fubren
f9nurfrads nn9 bsm amerifoniT9en
Spfpital suriid. sic fsisn su gut I'M
9ofpital bsbonoelt ipprben, fagien iie,
aIs bdb iis ii9 einfdb ins Refonbaless
aentenbeim fteden lieben. Gin ber<
ipunbetsr Qrabsr tpsiserte ii9 bier
Gage lang, Robruns 5u ii9 5u nebs
men. gta9 bem 9runos bes Sdiiens
befrast, antiportete er f9lieBli9, er
babe bier Srauen in Sunis suriid'
gelafen unb babe erfabrsn. BOB maH
bte Germiten psrbunsern laife, pGbz
renb er i'm &ugelregen aus9ebolteH
babe. gDie t0nne er eFen, fpsnn fstne
5amiIie buneern milHe, frugie Der
braune Sobn Der Wiifte.
bielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11
Oer(orene 91lG6e.
Genatur SletdIer uno feline faitger
ftellte Sdliffsaufanfbia.

9unbesienator 0unean u. Gletaer
bon Sloribn, Der eifrise 8efiirporter
bon prGiibent Wilions S6iffsons
faufspIan. lit Iebr enttdufdt bariiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11
SOnneniDiteme.

Bon ben nit unbetpaffnetem 4uge
(i9tbaren syiriternen III Der Stern
3eta i'm Sisrtreisbiloe bes n&rebies"
elmer Der mertpiirOisiten. Den! bloben
Nuse eri9eint er Stpar sleiA ben
anberen Siriternen nur ais elm leuds
lenbes piintt9en; bur9 elm beferes
5ernrobr ertennt man aber fpgleib,
6aB er gu ben 9oppelfternen gebOrt,
bab bier 5ipei Striterne Der 5. unb 6.
@rDbe in einem Ibitanoe BON 81
8pgsnIetunben BEL chamber iteben.
Sat man @elesenbeit, bas Sbiett nit
Silfe zines iebr trGfti9en Snitruments
5u beoba9ten, 10 ertennt man iogdr
Elm breifades Spitem, inoem Der
beIIere Der beiben Sterne felbit mod
ipiebsr einen isbr ensen 9oppelit.rn
biIbet, beFen aGrper runb cine 8ogens
f.tunbe BON chamber entfernt iinb.
S9on Dilbelm Seri9el entoedte
1881 nit feinem mddtisen felbftse>
fertigtsn Spie9elteleItope Die breis
fade ytatur bes Sternes Seta TN
rRrebs". Seitbem boben ibm 5ablz
rei9e 8epba6ter ibre @ufmertfamteit
getpiomet uno enbli6 an ben @igenz
bepesunsen Der einselnen &omponens
ten sefunOen, oab fih bic beiben eng
tufammenitebenben @eitirne in etpa
go Sabren einmai um ibr gemeinz
f9aftli9es S9pebe5entrum betpesen,
unb bab Der entferntere 8esleiter in
rei6lid 700 Sabren einen llmlauf um
bos allen breien gemeinfame S9pebes
centrum pollfiibrt. 9aneben ertannts
man fdon friiber sepiFe periobif9e
@9Danfunsen oes entfernten, britten
Sternes. .. Strupe uno Slams
marion permuteten oesbolb, bab audi
biefer ielbft nod tpisber 6oppelt fei.
Burnbam baeeeeu polIte bic S9pans
iungeH ouf 8eobudtunssfebler ouriids
. filbren.
lin nun bic Sruee enbli9 sur @nts
i9eibung gu bringen, untsriparf
neuerbtngs $. b. Seelissr bas febr
umfansretde, iih iiber 70 Sabre err
ffredenbe 8eoba6tunssmaterial iiber
bie StDrungen in Der 9abn bes britt
ten &6rpers elmer einesbenoen Inter
fu9un9 unb Re9nuns unb sslnngte
81 benz iideren @reebnis, bdb Der Be
gleitsr oes SauptbpppelIternes in Der
Sat feIbit ipisber boppelt i.i, unb baB
fi9 Die beihen i'm Snitrument ni1t 3u
trennenbsn, auberoroentli6 naben
RDrper in 1.6 Subren einmul Inn ibr
gemeinf6aftlitbes S9psbesentrum be-
ipesen. Domit lit Der Stern Beta i'm
.Rrebs" als elm bierfa6es Sterns
ODER Sonnen1pItem srtpiefen. 9i.
BeipegunssberbdltniiIe biefes eigsns
drttsen Sbitems iteIlen fid freilid
b69ft fompliairt bar unb fpsrben nod
beripidelter, tpenn mir uns bic einz
Selnen Sonneu bon planeten untreiif
6enten. Die 5arbe Der brei trenns
barren Sterne lit gelb. - Gin onberes
ni9t minber Invertebrates mebrfa6es
Stsrnfpfem biIbet, ipie bier bsilGuFis
eripGbnt iei, Der Stern stpeiter @r6Be
,3eta" o6er Mi5ar nit 2llcor i'm
@9peif bss r9robsn 8dren"; Miaar
fft suslei9 Der am leidteiten, idon
NIT fleinersn Sernrobren gu trennenoe
DoppeIitern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11
fir Hi Opn.
Oanbesienatpr Ga Spllette befhps
tpnrtet eiuen syrieoensfunsref.

8unbesfenatOr Gobert 81. Ga Sols
lstte BON Wisconiin sibt iid Der 9Offs
nung bin, bur9 bic 4bbaltung zines
BON ibm geplanten Neutrality-suspicious.
sreFes alien 9ifferensen 5tuilden ben
Dlotionen Der @rbe etn Gnbe MAIDEN
unb einen bauernben Weltfrieben bers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11
s M 3prH.

Batter: Sine ipabrs Sdunbe ifts
init bem perlottertsn. lei4tiinnigen
Bsng.l fosar I'm @efdnsuis TT er
fbon eetueien!"
.gr 1T bod baGb besnabist iDOr'
benz
.Tatiirli6, ielbit bn buben fie N
nidt bsboIteu mD9et, ben aumpuai!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-03-11

THU0u Uy NHleFlcah Fress AssoclatIon.
Seuatpr Duncan Il. Sletd,er.
oab bic bon ibm i'm Senat einserei6te
8orldge taItseitslIt purbe. PrGIbent
@ilion bat bic Soffnuns aber immer
rod nidt aufssssben, bab bic Bin
'hlieBli9 CUR gnnubme sslansen
ntrb.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
CHEVROLET MAY
HAVE BIG PLANT
IN DETROIT SOON

Detroit stool. buyers are looking
for something 10 begin to happen in
Chevrolet and Chandler pretty soon
now. The speculative element that
went in Immediately on the an
nouncement OF the recapitalizations
in each case have pretty we'll got
out now. and more substantial inter
ests are beginning to gather in the
stock. according to the advices from
New York. Chevrolet is turning out
cars At a rate said TO promise a
profit OF 1000 900 for this year.
whic. would De a pretty fair earn
ing even on the big new company.
la recent letter to Detroit
friend, a New York broker quoted
w c. Dufant as saying:
Production is now up to lS5 cars
day. Our manufacturing schedule
calls for 2l0 4 day by the first OF
January and by the first of next
June We will he producing at least
$50 cars a day"
IL is said that the plans OF the
Chevrolet call for the establishment
of seven factories. one of which viii
oe IN Detroit. although nothing Is
known as yet about the location or
size of the local plant.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

were present In large numbers. It's
one OF the ere sses that people who
keep quiet in concert room or the
alter have To bear 10 endure these
folk, the effective manner oil squelch-
ing whom has yet 10 be discovered.
Among the sood things the Devoe-
Detroit management has IN store in
the near future are Nine. Yvette
Guilbert, Jan. IL; PadereWski, Jan.
81; the lie Diaghilef Ballet Russo,
Feb. 10 and -; Nine. Frleda Hem
pei. March I; Frances Ingram,
March 81.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Receivers stolen Gems.

Miss jeanette O'Hara. OF ROYAL
oak. has recovered the two dia.
mond rings. valued at 81 600. which
were stolen, week ago. while she
was at the fuller hotel with her
iance. Walter Orr. II was weeks
persistent effort on the part of Do
tectivcs Grove and School, who
were assigned TO the exceptionally
large theft. that brought about the
arrest Of two persons. who were re-
leased. after Miss O'Hhra had re-
fused TO prosecute.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

| the pedestrian clamps the rough
hand Of the law on her shoulder.
A toot OF the whistle and twirl
Of his sign and the worlds all head
cd east and west. There's a rush
or powdered butterflies shawl.
wrapped foreigner trailing her fam
lily. a few tightly-buttoned, English
trousered city agents. and three
bundle-laden housewives left sput-
tering when cross traffic sets in.
The cops themselves have a good
word for Detroits progress.
Hicks are getting fewer every
day they say. "and tho folks who
don't wait are the foolhardy bunch
who'll get killed somehow anyway"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
DETROIT SHOPPERS ARE
LEARNING TO USE CROSS
WALKSAND OBEY SIGNALS

Detroit IL learning To walk the
chalk mark. and. in spite of the on.
slaught of Christmas shoppers, the
|autOmobilists' vocabulary Is losing
force and color
Traffic Is not solved problem.
but The increased popularity of the
accredited cross.walks Is simplify.
ing the traffic officers job Six
months ago he often wondered what
ne was there FOR He might have
been boy scout playing with a wig.
wag signal for all the attention the
feminine population paid TO bis
bockoning Ills shrill whistle sent
n shiver down their spines and
really was most annoying. II he
hadn't been so handsomely set ND
over his puttoes. they might even
have complained OF him.
Education. though, has changed
this. and no visitor would suspect.
viewing todays orderly advance aud
retreat. that few months ago no
u small portion OF these women
would have guessed that Commits
|sioner Gillespie had decorated
|woodwardave. with beautiful traffic
|cops just 10 give the town cosmo
|politan air
Certainly he picked them with va.
riable or various dispositions. With
some q smile turns the whole tide
|pf tranic. and again the smallest
6 l-l1lnel2e = The pert &
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

you into all your trouble Instead of
iilling your stomach with what you
have YOU go looking for something
q little better, and half the time what
You find isn't bit better than what
you already had. You should be like
me. Peter. You should learn TO be
ccntented. There is nothing in the
world like con:entment. INK. unk.
unk! There Is nothing like content
ment, Peter Rabbit. INK, unk. unkn
us II discomfort that makes so
many birds Nv away when 'cold
weather comes and that makes
Johnny Chuck and Striped Chip
munk and lot moro 20 to sleep for
the winter" asked Peter.
Next Story--Why Some Birds Fly
South and Some Stay.