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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-06
Attention.

Members of No. 3, a. o. L. w. The
funeral of our late brother, Jas. H.
sDevlin, will be held at the Assam ption
Saturday morning, August 7th-
c. E. NAYLOR, NJ. w.
s(Adv) f. C. COVELLs Recorder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-06
No Plot in Ship Fire.

Philadelphia, Aug. 6.-After a
thorough examination officials of the
New York Shipbuilding company are
convinced that the fire which swept
the hold of the dreadnought Oklaho-
ma several weeks ago was caused by
spontaneous combustion. Government
inspectors in charge of the construc-
ton work at the shipyard are likewise
assured that there is no foundation
for the incendiary theory.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
Pierre Lott a Commander

PARIS. March 19.-Pierre Lott, noted
French author, who recently Joined the
French squadron at the Dardanellcs.
has been placed In command of q
French gunboat.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
CzAR'SFORCESAGA|N
CROSS BORDER INTO
NORTHEAST PRUSSIA
Invaders Advance to Outskirts
Of Mamel, Fortified Port on
the Baltic.

LONDON, March 19.-The German
threat of a campaign of incendiarism in
Poland has been speedily met by Rus
sia, whose forces at the extreme north
of east Prussia have crossed the border,
smashed the Kaisers guards and are
applying the torch throughout the re-
gion they are overrunning.
The Berlin war office admits the sue
cess of the Russians across the Prussian
border. The invaders have swept into
German territory in such force that a
large detachment Of German troops has
been ordered from Tisit to check their
advance. According to the German Of
ficial statement, the Muscovites have
. appeared before the very gates of Men,
el, a strongly fortified Baltic seaport.
Growing In Fierceness.
The war on the Prussian- Poland front
Is growing In fierceness. Along 800
mile battle line the armies on both sides
are abandoning restraint, a necessary
move on the part of the Car s forces
by reason of the express German in
tention of setting fire to every Russian
village, government building and estate.
Berlin admits also the failure of Ger
man operations around Verdun. ac-
knowledging the success of the French
offensive there. but the claim Is made
that French attacks in the Meuse and
Champagne regions have been repulsed.
The Berlin war office statement makes
no mention of any German advances in
either the east or the west.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
Berlin Admits Russian
Invasion of Prussia;
French Gain at Verdun

BERLIN (Via Wireless to London).
March 19.-Russian raiders who invaded
east Prussia, at the extreme north.
early Wednesday. actually succeeded In
reaching the outskirts of Memel. forti-
fed Baltic seaport. the war office ad-
mitted today.
The official dispatches from Inster-
burg today brought more details Of the
invasion. but did not entirely clear the
situation.
These dispatches designated the Rus
sian bands as parties Of '.freburgs"
rather than soldiers. who burned homes.
pillaged. and then fed back across the
border. but did not explain how they
evaded the German border patrols.
German troops have been ordered out
from the Tilsit region to prevent a
repetition of the attacks
In the official staiA;nent form the
war office this afternoon. 1t was an
nounced that all Russian attacks be-
northwest and west of Przasnysz have
been repulsed. At some points artil-
lery fire inflicted heavy losses upon the
Muscovites. No change was reported
south Of the Vistusa.
Hot artillery fire has checked two
attacks north of lIesnil. in the Cham
payne region. NortS, Of Beausetour an
other French onslaught failed. and two
French officers and seventy men were
taken prisoners.
Around Verdun the French made
slight gains in the Woevre plain. On
the east bank Of the Meuse they suf-
fered a repulse. but fighting continues
on the Meuse heights.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
Oranges to Have Day
Over Nation Tomorrow

Oranges will be featured tomorrow in
markets and stoves. on hotel, restaurant
and dining car menus, at the soda foun-
tains and on the tables of American
homes. Big. brilliant coated, juicy fruit
Will have its innings tomorrow, for
growers. merchants, newspapers and
other agencies are cooperating in a
dig effort to get people better acquaint-
ed with oranges--to make Orange Day"
big success educationally. "Orange
Day" Is not designed to be day of
big profits in the orange business. It's
purpose is to attract interest to the
subject of oranges as a health food
to reach the ears of the people with
the truth about orange Juice as a nu-
tritious and blood purifying food. MS
we'll as a delightful and refreshing one.
The orange is a fruit that should play
a most important role in the daily af-
fairs Of everyone. because it carries
tucked away inside It's golden coat II
most desirable treasure-health. The
great food and diet specialists have con-
sistenly emphasized the benefits of
fruits and nuts. and special value has
always been given to oranges.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
URGING EFFORTS TO -.
AID RURAL CHILDREN
Southern Conference to Open
at Chattanooga for Develop
ing Problems.

While numerous agencies are work.
ing for the welfare OF the child of the
city, similar effort to better the
rural boy and girl Is being made by
Warren Durham Foster a member Of
the Homestead Commission OF Massa-
chusetts, who LETT WASHINGTON today to
attend the southern conference for edu-
cation and industry in Chattanooga,
Tenn. next month.
In Massachusetts, 81 per cent OF the
people live in cities or towns so the
problem of development is an urban
one." said Foster. but in the South
so per cent Of the people live in tho
open country.
"A county in Wisconsin has carried
this idea long way, and made it's local
county survey a regular part Of the
school work: No student is allowed to
graduate who has not taken part in
the county survey. He then knows his
county and becomes a more intelligent
factor In Its development.
School children should make a full
study of their communities. including a
soil survey. to know what their land
VIII produce, a study of market con-
ditions to know where to sell their
produce at the best advantage, the bene-
fits of cooperation. and the good to be
accomplished through social centers.
such as the church and the school,"
The Washington times., 1915-03-19

aroused the Russian people to the
greatest Indignation. Officials who dis
cusseu the German war OFFICE state
ment early today made no attempt TO
conceal their wrath.
That Russia will counter with equally
drastic reprisals against east Prussian
towns Is considered certain. The Petro-
grad papers today called upon the gov
ernment to adopt a strict ''eye for an
eye" policy. They urged that the
example and burn three villages or
estates for each one leveled bv the
enemy
Charge Denied.
The German charge that Russian
troops In northern east Prussia pillaged
and burned met with indignant de-
nial here. The full text Of the Berlin
announcement was cabled from London
yesterday, and its receipt was followed
by q conference at the war office and
the foreign office. 1t was understood to.
day that Russia Is prepared to make
strong representations to the Kaiser
through a neutral power.
II the Germans fall to abandon their
announced plan Of destruction the next
Russian army that crosses the Prussian
border will leave In its wake trail
of ashes.
In official circles the German cry that
the Russians had pillaged the north
Prussian border was ascribed to the
disappointment of the German general
STAFF at the defeat of their army north
of Tilsit The German official statement
cabled here reported that a weak at
tempt" by the Russians against the
north Prussian towns had been re-
pulsed. On the other hand. official dis.
patches to the war office here today as
serted that the Slav armies in the north
are now firmly intrenched inside the
Prussian border. and that vigorous
offensive Is being directed against the
Prussian seaport Of Memel.
In every section OF Poland. except at
Ossowetz and around Grodno, where no
heavy fighting Is going on, the Russians
are on the offensive. According to the
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
SOAP ON YOUR HAIR CAUSES DANDRUFF,,
SCALPCETSDRY, THEN HAIR FALLSOUT

will not only be clean, but it will be
wavy, FUZZY and abundant, and possess
an Incompatible softness and lustre.
Besides cleansing and beautifying the
ha alr, one application of Danderine dis
solves every particle of dandruff ;
stimulates the scalp. stopping itching
and falling hair. Danderine is to the
hair what fresh showers Of rain and
sunshine are to vegetation. 1t goes
right to the roots, invigorates and
strengthens them. Its exhilarating and
life-producing properties cause the hair
to grow long, strong and beautiful.
Men! Ladies. You can surely have
lots of charming hair. Get 25 cent
bottle of Knowltons Danderine from
any drug store or toilet counter and
try it.-AdVt
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
GIVES SQUARE DEAL
TODIVORCED WIFE
Leaves Only Dowry to Second,
While First Gets Rest OF
His Fortune.

CHICAGO, March 19-When William
BeIer opened q small butcher shop,
years ago, he took for his motto. Il
Deal Square" Aided by his frugal
wife. he amassed fortune of s2OO,WO
in the ensuing years. Then discord
arose, they were divorced, and Beier,
who just turned sixty-five, took an
other wife.
lie died on Wednesday.
In his WILL the contents Of which
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
Girls! Get a IS cent bottle
and try a "Danderine
Hair Cleanse"

After washing your hair with soap
always apply a little Danderine to the
scalp to invigorate the hair and prevent
dryness. Better still. use soap as spar
ingly as possible. and instead have a
'Danderine Hair Cleanse" Just mois-
ten a cloth with Danderine and draw it
carefully through your hair, taking one
strand at a time. This will remove
dust, dirt and excessive oil. In few
moments YOU will be amazed. your hair
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish

Any woman can keep her skin free
from unsishtly hair or fuzz 10 she will
follow these simple Instructions: When
hairy growths appear, apply a simple
paste, made by mixing some water
and powdered delatone. Apply this to
hairy surface and after Q or 8 minutes
rub off. wash the skin and the hairs
are gone. This Is a harmless treat
ment. but be sure you get the real del
atone.--Adyt,
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
u. S. Ambassador to Visit
Turkish Forts in Strait

AMSTERDAM, March 19.-According
to the Berlin Tages Zeitung. the AmerI-
can ambassador at Constantinople,
Henry Morgenthau. has. with the per-
mission of the Turkish government.
left Constantinople for the Dardanelles.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19

became known today. he bedueathed
his entire fortune to his first wife.
minus the legal dowry due by law to
his second wife. Beier left 81 to
ep-daughter.
''I deal square, said the document.
philippine the first wife) helped me
make It,"
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
Germans and Russians
Both to Apply Torch;
Eye for Eye Demanded

PETROGRAD, March 19.-War's most
cruel blows are about to he struck in
the 800 miles Of Prussian-Polish frontier
land. winding southwark from the Bal
tic Sea to the Vistula river. Cities, viii
lagos. and farms which escaped devas-
tation in the sweep Of Slav and German
armies back and forth across the bor-
der. face new danger from the torch.
Berlin's official announcement that
Polish government buildings. villages.
and estates are to be burned. has
The Washington times., 1915-03-19

general staff the German attempt
against Przasnysz apparently had been
abandoned.
Dispatches from Galicia today con-
cerned themselves largely with the
fighting around Przemysl. The Austrian
garr son seems to be well supplied with
ammunition and Is wasting shells reck-
lessly in an ineffective fire upon the
Russian besiegers.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
To Talk on Hugo.

Andre lie Breton. professor at the
University OF Bordeaux. will lecture
on "Ruy- Bias: Victor Hugo" before
the next meeting of the Alliance Fran
caise at the Cosmos Club, March "a at
1870 D. m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

Duren erIdOpft. bic llnifprmen sers
rifeE. hie Daffen i4ob9aft. uno Der
Ra9I9ub ging niht 10 fhnea unb
gut ponitatten tpie in unierem 3eitalz
ter DER @iienbabnen unb automobiIe.
Sas unausseiebte 2isgen unter
freiem SimmsI pirtte bel Der mongeIs
boften 8etleibung uno 9lusriiitung
b6dit uneiinitig auf ben @eiunbbsitss
auftdnb bes 6eeres. n@enn i'd, 10
i9reibt Elm SffiSier Srieoridbs b. 9r..
ripns oft Der Sall mar, sanSe Rd9te
i'm Regen unb Sturm gu pferbe iaB.
Dsnn i9 frob iein muBte, Elm Stiid
trodsnes Sommibbrot unO Elm
S9liid9en 8ranntuein su baben,
ipenn i9 Iub, pie Der Grmite Dir
beitsmann feline oiirftiee Mabl5eit rlls
big perSebren unb feline miiOen GIie>
Der bur9 unseItGrten S9lummer err
ouiden tonnte. oann rsgte ii6 pubI
Der WunId: ipGrit Su bod nidt SpI>
Dat seiporoen." 0as mar Die Stims
mung Der ermiibeten Sruppen nod
sinem bartsn SeIosug, unS lpenn Die
Ropsmberitiirms oabinfegteu. ipenn
Der erite S9nee fam, bdnn iebnte iib
nlIes na9 ben Qunrtieren. gtu9 bier
sing, ss nod bo9it oiirftig uno drms
lid gu. Dos 3eItIoeer. bel benz man
nit Raum nidt gu fpuren brouGte.
iuuroe ourdb enee O0rfer erieBt, bic
bur9 ben 9rieg 5ort mitgenpmmen
paren. 9lber man botte oodb penigs
items elm 9o9 iiberm Sopf unb idIief
binter feitsn Mauern. Die tIeinen
Sorfb1uier pur6sn oft nit Sebn
Munn beIe9t; Die SffiSi:re elmer
&ompa9nie batten gemeiniam elm
Stiib6en, in bem es. penn ole i'm
Auurtier iuarsn. iosar an Plab gum
Stebsn febIte. 8eiOnbers i9per mos
rem Die pferbe unterSubringen, Die
bGufig in S9uppen uno S6eunen
geitellt iperben mubten. Bon ben
Sorfbeipobnern, ole felbit fnum fir
ii9 unb ibre seinber 8rot batien.
tonnte man ni6ts perIougen. Der
Solbot erbieIt ipeiter feline tdslide
8rotportion bon Q pfunb uno mos
hentIid OreimaI ie 1s pfunb Sleiih.
SroB alien absr tpurben oisTe sIens
ben Auartisre, tpis prof. b. Sdors
frnort in feinsn &ulturbiloern aus
Der @ergangenbeit bes aItpreuBiIden
Saeres erSdbIt. bnIb Der SdoupIus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

bienit; bas 9lbenbmobl tpurbe ale
bier Sage ousseieiIt. Die r8etituns
ben" parsn freilia nidt 10 lang.
pie man slauben m04te; fie ourfs
ten nit Singer uno @sbst ni9t mebr
als cine @ierteIitinOe bauern. unb fir
lleberI6reitung oisies Gebotes battle
Der Geiitli9e einen SaIer Strofe gu
,ablen. Den er0bten Sell bes Sas
gss lpuroe ereroiert; fir Die olten
2eute, bic bic Sieessbeute iibermiis
tig gema9t batte. muBten Die 3iigel
ItroFf ongeaogen iuerben. nno auosm
tamen I'M 6ieie 3eit bic ilngen ReS
trufen basu, 6ie sleid Die ganas
Strenge beS 0isnItes toiten folIten.
,@s mar in bieTem @tnter 10 gelinoes
8etter," ersGbIt 3. 3. 8arIepii3 in
Teinen &rie9serinnerungen, bob iptr
i'm sSebruario fiigIid obne febr talt
Su boben i'm Sreien uns in ben
Waffen ii6en unb i'm Mer3 int gan5en
Battalion i'm Seuer ererSieren tonns
ten. Sd batts ale Sage 70 &etruten
bep Der gompasnis gum Oienit tiia'
tis gu maden."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

als fei er bon Der gtatur oortbin sss
febt, ni9t um onItiirmsnbe WelIen,
Tonbern frisbIib ouberaiebenoe S9ifs
fe su bre9en. Gepoltige SObeu an
feinsn Seitsn, ssrifen bon ben
Sturmfluten oes Spdtberblt ltes unb
SriibIings, baben Sau1en6en bon
SGiffbrii9issn nIs 3ufIudtsort GEE
oient, ipenn cine rettenbe @ose iie
bineintrieb. 0prt geIagerts 0prrGte
t6nnen bic @eretteten am 2eben ers
baItsn, Bis bic gepeitf6te See ipiefer
aur Rube setOmmen lit unb Rettung
bon auBen erloubt.
Ssit bos S6eitern bon S9iffen am
geddp SsaO fiir Die Gaitbournsr
nabs3u eftpas 9lItGsIi9es sstporben,
70 III es anosrerIsits aud ni9t bas
eritsmaI, bab Der 0unner bes &ries
ses bier feline Spfer fOrberte. an
oerielben Stene, mo elm beutI9es
llnterIeeboot ben enslifben Sruppen'
transport Nr. 1872 in Die Siefe pers
fsntts, asrI9metterte .eine frunaDiii4e
sslptte unter abmiral Sroubille am
10. SuIi 1890 cine persiniste bris
tif1sboldnOiide SIotte. Gang, lang
iiPs Der, fein 3ipeifel. 4bsr bic @es
f9idte ipieberbolt ii9 mondmal, uno
gnglano tut gut 6aran, ii9 anse'
Iibts Der neuen oeutfden ltnteriees
boottaten bsFen su entiinnen, oaB bic
Ro9tOmmen Der bsutfh sebIiebensn
Sa1ien. bic unfern @oitbOurne in
Dem beutisen Sent Ianoeten, um nit
WaffensetpaIt Die iG4iifneu 40niss
reide in gnsIunO su erridtsn, beute
pieberum ibre n0ra9en" beitiesen
hubeu. um Der in England sroB ss'
iuurbenen Rafe pieber einmal bsut>
ides @eIen in grimmiser Sdtigteit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

manbeur oes @orSetorps ernonnt
un6 i'm Sanuar 1902 pertauicbte er
biefe SteIIung nit Dem Sommonoo
iiber bas Ia. armsetorps, bas er
nod iiber flint Sabre fiibrts. 2tm II.
September iibertrug ibm Der &aiier
bic brittle 9trmeesS Snipettion in Sans
nober, Der bas T., TO-, 18. unb 13.
(Wiirttenbersifdes) 9trmeeforps uns
teriteIIt iino. gfm 10. September
ipuroe 9eneral b. Bod a la iuite bes
acknowledgements ger. SO geItellt,
um 18. September 1908 gum @es
neraIoberiten, am 1. Sanuar 1911
gum neralfel6marf9au unb gum
Gbef oes Snfunterie=Regiments Sreis
berr b. Sparr e. WeitfdliI9es) Nr.
16 in R0ln ernannt un6 turSe 3eit
oarouf als MitgIieo bes 9errenbous
ies berufen. lin bic @ntipidlung oes
Sesrss bat iib @enerolfeIbmarf9alI
bon Bod bobs 8erbienIte erporben,
beIonbers bur9 bic @infiibrung bes
greraiersReglements fir bic Snfun'
terie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

GROCER TrDbIidtsit. Der &0nis bate
es germ, ipenn ii9 bic 2eute nod borz
ten &dmpfen beIuitigten, un0 Osrbot
ieoe unn0tige St0rung Der Mnnuz
f9aften. gs mar 8efebl seseben, baB.
ipsnn er bur9s Quartier ritt. Die
SoIOuten ii9 um ibn gar ni6t au
tiimmern braudten, unO oft ritt er.
unbea9tet bon Der luiti9en S9ar,
ourd Die 9aFen, Inn iid an benz
Srobiinn unb Der 9eiterteit Ieiner
r&erIs~ gu erfreuen. S9pn tpeni9e
Sage no9 bem @inaug in bic Minters
quartiere mar cine Muiitban0e aus
einem naben StGot6en ba. uno bas
@irtsbaus ipurbe BON Son5saben.
Sinsenben unb 3edenOen ni9t leer.
9o9 ni9t MIR ibre beitere. fonoern
aud cine febr ernIte Seite butteu rie
Winterquartiere, bic Der aIte TriB
nit ieinen SoIbdten beSus. Sn ibs
nen foIIte Die 9is5ipIin bon neuem be-
feitist iperben, bic iid pGbreno Der
Sel03u9smonote gelodsrt botte. SIN
Sommer batte man Dfters ole aus
gen susebriidt; Die Sffi8iere paren
nit ibren 2euten febr aufrieOen gez
iueIen, bic botten ii6 ipoder geitlas
gen. SEPT ober muBte ibnen pieoer
etfuas pRaifon" beisebro9t peroen.
SGslid fonben 5tpei 9etItuuben itatt
un6 am Spnntdg elm LANCER 9ottess
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

- Rofftntert. Die baIf bu
Is bem MIR unsefangen. buB oeiue
Srau. als bu geitern 10 fpdt na4
SuuIe tumIt, ni9t seIhimpft bat9
9t9. peibt bu, gerobe uIs iis ben
Wtuno gu elmer berben @oroinenprez
6igt auftun ipollte, fam mir pl0bli9
cine feline SOee. ,gine Mous! =
Sine Mlaus!" idrie i'd ,mb fu9telte
nit Dem @tod unter Gem Rodttif9
berum. 90 bGtteit ou ieben iollen,
tpie Iie iiA hos Dedbett iiber ben
9ppf sos rnb por glngit tein Dprt
geTust batl
= Bon lid feGbf einaes
upmm men. @arbepffi5isr (5u ieis
ner 9ruut, elmer rei9en @rbiD: Sc
mebr i'd bid tennen Ierue, beito mebr
betpunoere i9 bid.
8raut: 500 Was befpunberf ou
0enn am meiIten an mir9
@uroeoffisier: 9einen guten ges
fdmod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22
DIE Brotharten In Berlin.

lin ber @erfdpenbung boranbeus
gen unb Elm mDsIi4it lansss 8ors
boiten Der 8rotftoffs8Orrdte 5u er>
iibsliasn, tperben bstanntliA in 8erz
fin unb anbsrsn StGbteu Ssutfhs
lanbs iebt fOsenonnte 9rottarten
ausseseben, bur9 tpsl9e Der 8ertauf
bes 8rotes eenau resuliert ipirb. Sir
isbsn aopf Der 8eb0lterlng ipirb elm
aeipifIes Auantum 8rot refp. 9es
irei6emsbI per @o9s beiuilligt.
gDir brinssn bier cine Gbbilbuns
ron 8rottartsn, ipie iie in Berlin
eingefiibrt iinb unb Iitb bort belpGbrt
baben. Gs pirb aud intereIiieren,
glGberes iiber bic 9lrt Der bortigeH
Berteilung gu bDrsn. Die Stobt Sers
lin bat aur @erieiluns Der 8rottar'
ten 170 9rotperteilunssbe5irte ein9es
ri9tst, unb spar baben ben @oriib
ter ITO 8rottommiIIione bic Rettps
rem ber @emeinbeI IduIen iibsrupmz
men. sSbnen iinb berf4iebeue 9ilfss
KrGfte 5ugeteilt porben. Sc perben ies
besmol fir 2 @o9en atpei peri@iebens
farbise 8rottarten berteilt. Sebe &arte
gilt aber nur fir bic cine gOds, uno
ipas in bieIer einsn Wo9e ntat ents
nommen tpirb on @dre, tann in ber
nG9isn Wo9e ni4t msbr setauft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

ipsrbsn. wian bofft, auf bieTs Deif.
ieber unniiBen 8erssubung pOr3ubeus
gen. Cine rlebertrusung Der 8rot=
tarten 1T nidt itattbaft unb itebt
unter fdnsrer 9efdnsniss unb @eIbs
itrafs. 0ieIsl6en bobsn Strafsn tref.
fen ben Bidder, Der, obne einen Bon
gu betOmmen, Dare abeibt. llebri.
gems srbGIt ieber Bidder nur fopiel
Mebl seIiefert, ipie er in Der borauf.
sesonsenen Wo9e 8rptmarten einges
nOmmen bat.
S9Dieria mar bic ReseIuns be,
Srags, tpiepiel ben Sotels unb pen'
iionen sugemsiIen iperben follte. Man
bat iib nun babin entI9iebsn, Sas
gestorten fir bic @dIte ausausebsn,
unb Sipar auf @runb Der poliSeili9
gemelOeten perionen. Sir bic 9fes
ituurants 1T entfdisbsn tporben, bab
fie 8rot nur seeen 9e5abluns bsrab.
tt9en biirfen, unb bub iis ni9ts bns
9esen eintpenbsn biirfen, psnn Der
gait Iein 8rot mitbrinst. Gin @ait=
pirt Oarf uber an feline GGfts 8rOi
ebenfalls nur abgeben, penn er boz
fir einen Bon bon Der 9rottarte Be-
fommt. Sober, Der aIfo cine @aits
tuirti9aft befu9t, pirb baber &c,
aDunsen fein, feline 9rOtiarte BEL iid
gu trasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22
GeneraIfeldmarfctaII Won Bob
nnd HoIa6 /.

@eneraIfeIbmurfGaG bon Bod unb
PoIa4, suIebt armee=SnipettOr Der
Oritten 9IrmeszSnipettion in Sannos
Der. Der i'm Sabre 1912 in ben Rubes
ftonb frat, 1T bisIer Sage. 73 Sa9re
alt, an elmer SerSmusteIcntsiino
geitorben.
Nag b. Bod u4to poIa9 nurbe
an 5, Septembsr 1942 gu Srier gee
boren uno trat am 15. SuIi 1860
ols SefunOeleutnant in 6os Snfnn>
ierieregiment Hr. 55 elm. Ha90em
er ii9 in ben &riegen 1864, 1866
unb 1901 berporrasenb ausses
5eidnet, ipurbe er in oen @eneralIiab
periebt. 1884 srfolste feline 9eFDrbes
run9 Sum GIef bss @enerdIItabs bes
Is. grmestorps in StruBburg unb
1891 Die gum SbsrquurtiermeiIier
i'm 9rpben @eneroIftdbs. SIM 9esems
Der 1897 ipuros b. Bod gum Som.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

tlarsuma9en. Die obnmd9tis ipiir6e
bic rei4e Stabt einem ernIten Gn=
sriffe gsgeniiber balieeen! 9eipib, iie
perfiigt iiber atpei peraltste 8efeItis
sungsperte am OitItden uno lpeItIi-
@en @nbe, uber in benz einen, ipeItlis
bsn, trdumen einige aIte SinterIa>
Der bon aIten 3eiten, unb in Dem
0ftIi9en iiben nSerrisrs" an moOers
men @ei4iiben. bic gu Dem alien
Sort paiIen, mpie neuer @ein in dIte
S9ldu9e".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22
Bea6y bead.

Ii9e un6 fait lG9erlib refine Stdbt
mieb, aIs aud Die pornebme tontinens
tale DeIt, etnf9lieBIi9 &6nigsfamis
lien, ben Wert bes Dor reuben @ins
ben bon Of, DsIt uno g2orb aes
f9iiBten 8absortes ertannte. @r III
gu itola. Der pornebme @nsIdnber,
um nit Dem bOrnebmen ausIGnoer
au Derfebren. Seilt er bod nit Der
peitDerbreiteten Wo9enI6rift .Sobn
8uu" bic gtuffaFung, 6ab n3ipiTdben
bem gngldn0er uno bem &ontinens
taIen berielbe 2lbitanb beItebe ipie
3piI4sn biefem uno Dem 9lffen4.
Dir iin6 iibsrSeust bapon, oaB
6ieiem 0iintel ieBt elm @nOe sema9t
perben fpirb, ni9t nur 6ur9 f9tpas
DIE MitteI; bic iinb BET fart einss,
0iintel unm6sIi9, ipnbern
Our9 Mittel, bic I9orf Tnb, pie
bas, ipeldes tiirslid am 8eadb SeuO
einen Stuppentranspprt in Die Sisfe
ientte unb in ben bena66arten 9es
pdFern elmer gIn5ubl BON britif9en
Sunbelsf9iffen ben @araus ma9ts.
Ser 8ed9p Seab Iiest Oirett ipeIts
li9 bon @aitbourne. 9ln teiner Stelle
fanOen 70 piele Stranbunsen itatt,
ipie bort, mo ielbi ber grDbte 2eu9ts
turn unb Die ibn in ipeitem 8osen
2eu9tT9iffe bic S9iff'
fabrt in Nebel unO 0untel ni9t pur
llnsIiid gu bepabren berm0sen. Gr
rast nGmIi9 ipeit binuus ms Neer,
oieIer 172 Mleter bobe &reioefels,