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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
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(9lrf,balb @orreiponoen,.)

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uoll3og ben 2rauaft.
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mar oaS 9ino entlau9 Der ganien reh'
ten Seite lhauosrbaft uerbrannt.
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oortisen Babnitution auf einsn .. &
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ter Die Rioer fiel, nuroe ibm Der linfe
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abeeihnitten. Der Snabe LIT Dfonta9
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Yertssuusen srlssen.
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gen, pon welhem er Samitag Gbeno
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Die 5sifssuns wiro beuts gta9mitta9
ftattfinoen.
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Stipp BON Sefferion auenue. Scrau-
ton, wuroen Dleultag Abeno burh Ba
flor @barles See als eIn @bspaar sinse.
is9net.
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eefunben wurbe unb Sonntag Dtorgen
i'm 0iOibfuu0Oipital itarb. lit, wie oann
fsitseiteut muros. siuem 2lnfal aiuter
Jtisrenentjiinouns srlsssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
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tamp alS stn Sbepaar einissnen lisBsn.
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ihiso In iiinf Dttnulsn. Der 70 plOs
LTD Beritorbent miro pon Der 98lIlme
uno ,pet 2O1tern iiosrlsbt. Die Bsls
fesuns srfolst morseu Jtahmiftas i'm
OunmOrs 6risObOf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
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= 3wsi @inbriifs murben Wiontag
Wtorsen bier uolliiiprt. Sn Der Palace
apotbefe au Sit Jlortbamptou StraBe
uno Shb Peunipluania aUenus srbsu.
tsten bic Disbe $50 psrtb Daarsn. In
Der Solspb @eor9e Uobnuug an Sin.
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in Saar9elo.
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rirt tperoen, iDenn au9 Der Streif nlht
beiselest lit. DlsisS bsbeutet mabr.
ideiuIIA bic GnlteIluuS pon Strsit.
brehern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
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BON Der Bell Gelephon @Ompanie anse'
itellt, muroen leslen Oonnerlta9 Wtor'
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ton. iofort setObtet, als er auf einem
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StrOmuns in Ueriibruns fam.
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lit lssten DOnneritas pdbreno Der ar'
belt uon einem 9sriiAlas befallen NOR
ben uno itiirte oann toot nisoer. Der
Yerltorbsus miro pom jwst SObnsn uno
jmei 20btern iiberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
Wlsnsr 9auOrsin BON 9rssls!

- Uisper Sauorsip BON 9rsbler
Court. lpsl6sr am 10. gusuit In einem
StraBsnbabnnnfal usrlsst wurbe. bat
Die scranton Rnilman @ompanie am
Donnsritus fur $4,000 SdOOsnsrius
ueriIaSt.
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ssilhfunsnueffus in sinen Bcum ronn
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
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gu elmer 9utbeiuhtsn unb barmoni.
iden ssitaltete .ft6 Die Ssreitas yia6t
absebaltene Wfonatsperiammlung bss
Sadamanna 3meises. Sc ersab li1;
OaB. obi6on Der Staatsfonpsnt nihts
in Der Sade bsldloB. man bod ssssu
bic Bewilliguu9 oss 5rauenftimmrehts
lit, beun biesbsjiisll6e Sartsn nurben
BON philadelphia empfanssn. yta1bsm
9srr Wiomaper cine Sorrslponoen5 uou
9iew Dorf uerlsisu. tn bstrsif uon So'
ipitnlausriiltun9en fur bic bentihen
Vrbhnoettn, ergab lif, baB baS leiners
3sit sebiloete pilfsiomitee eine BlIauB
uon stUa $500 fiir bisien 3psd itiftets.
yiah Serleien elmer 3ul6rift bss Ssrrn
Ruoolf @ronau In betrefi oslien Siht
biloer Sorir1sen, mar man Der Nniift,
oab Serr @ronau auh bier srl1einen
iOll uno eS mirb ndberes oarhbsr feitae.
itsllt Dsrben. gls bic Srase pon mel.
terem BetterIhus In 9Dalborf Bart
nodmals 3ur Spra4e fam erildrte
Prdiioent Stipp. oaB oas Seim 3omi.
tee bis CUR nahften Saiion Die Sahe
gsregelt baben mhroe. Ssrr Rsidert
beribtete. oaB Der 3inber1or 70 CUTE
Sortihritte made, baB neue Sisosr n6'
tbis iino ; bas bstrsf. 8Omitss muros
oann ansewieien, iolfsS ju bsiorsen.
9err 3rdmer CAB sinsn isbr srfrsuliben
ueberblid Der 3risSsersisniiie Iusuniten
Der otutideu Herbiinosten, Der isbr in'
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fiirSlih 3u Sallsp 5orse erri6tsts Deuf'
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slsihfaus boffuunssuollen usbsrblid in
bstreff oss 8rissss. @S purbe oaraut
aufmerfiam ssmadt, oaB tn Der ndhlien
Ssriammluns bic Nomination Der DE.
aulten ftatlftnoet. Gum S6lus brah'
ts Prdiioent Stipp in anrssung, bab
nod mebr Walvbiitten in Wnloorf Bart
srrihtst weroen iollsn, ipsjisa is cine
uon ben oerihisosnen Ysrelnen, psl6e
oem 3weis ansebOrsn er eriudte Die
Oelc9aten, bic an9ele9snbsit In ibrsn
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
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= Srdulsiu @lara SportmoOO Don
Wiountain Top. nabe lSiltss Barre,
uno lBulter .. Sartb uOn BrOoi str.
wurOsu uOrlsstsn WfittwOd Our4 30
flor s. =. @utbrie alS 9ltidllhes &be'
paar siussissusl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-28
CT srsabIte ieiner Sraa, uas man

ibm geiagt. SD lItt." 10 idrsibi
Ssrr @briitian Salter uon Wontsrep,
Dtinn -au elmer innerlibsu 9ranfheit,
mel1e bic asrSts niht gu usritsbsn idie'
men. Sie ianotsn mid na6 siusm DO.
ipital 3ur unteriuhun9. SD sins bun,
uno be3ablte Sie wolltsn mid operie'
rem Sd sins nad 0auis uno er,dbl,
te meiner Srau, mas man mir geinet
bate. SBir beihlO1eu, 6aB it 3uerit
nod eineu 8eriuh nit 5orni's alpen.
trduter MAIDEN iolle. Sslbit wenn es
niht bslfsn iollts. wiiroe id uorjisbsn,
babeim su iierben. als In einem Ooipi
tai. Sd sebrouhte iisbsn 5laihen
sllpenfrdutsr unb wuroe gebsiIt. 0sute
fiible id mid mObl, tros meiner 63
Sabre. SD rate isosm. einsn Yeriud
nit Sorni'S gllpentrduter 3u MAIDEN,
sbe sr Die 0OffnunS aufsibt."
&auisnbe babsn bic ssiunobeitseben.
ben @isenihaften uon 5orni's Nlpsn.
frduter. otm alten, ;eitbsmdhrten 3rdu.
terbsilmittel, be3sust. unsleid unberen
Wfsoijinen III ss nidt In NpOtbstsn 3u
baben. SpeIiala9enten liefern 10 BEN
Publifum oirtft pom Saboratorium.
Wfan ihreibs an: Or. Better 5abrnep
& CONS Co., 1875 90. 9opus Aue.,
Sbicaso, 81.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
PANAMA VS. SUEZ

The Panama canal, despite land slides and war in I1uropc, has already made considerable changes in trade routes on the map of the world.
 From British Columbia, for instance. comes encouragement of the close of the long established Liverpool Puget Sound service of the Blue Funnel Steamship company via Sucz and the Orient
 Arrangements have been made for the inauguration of two new lines as substitutes for the ono abandoned By using the Panama canal her, after the company expects to land cargo in Victoria in thirtyfivc days instead of seventy days after yes sel leaves the Mersey. Tine is money.
 Many other shipping concerns which have not yet shifted routes. will find it imperative to dc so when Uncle Sans waterway across the isthmus is in perfect operation and ocean transportation conditions re turn to normal.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
A RUSSIAN CONTANTINOPLE

When Great Britain the other day annexed Egypt she gave Russia something more than q moral cllin. upon Constantinople. In fortifying her own position, in securing her own road to the east, she removed the chief obstacle from her point of view. to Russian possession of the straits. Her necessity to possess Suez is not greater than that of Russia to hold the Stamboul gate to her own coasts
 If Russia and her allies emerge victorious from the great war they will have tc face d Russia supreme on the Continent, more powerful on land than any nation since the France of Napoleon, her hands strengthened by the prOstration of her neighbors. who were her natural rivals. Anatolia with it's Turkish rulers will be indefensible against Russia English military resources will not he adequate to hold Russia Lack along the new frontier from .he Euphrates to the Himalayas: to oppose Russia on the Bosporous is to envisage fighting her ultimately in India. in Egypt. in the valley nf in New Republic
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
-7) Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

British and French fleet trying to open the historic passage. What whrlisig Time is.
 The Dardaneilcs is about forty eight miles in length It's width in the straits proper between three and four miles, though the l;,rdaneles includes the broader the The width mile and |, quarter The operations the British and French fleets until have been directed against the defenses along both tho Asian and European shores of the arm of the Aegean approaching the channel. the Dardanelles proper
 It reported on Thursday from both Con st.ntinoile and London that British cruiser the Amethyst the day before had entered well within the narrow channel The following day the three great battlcshis down. The greater difficulties lie beyond, in the narrower part where every foot of thc shores is fortified 1t may be imagined that the channel is thickly strewn with mines and there !..inc sweeping operations be carried ulc protection of the long-rangc guns of the war ships which covered the mine sweepcrs at the en- trance.
 The dcfenseS of the entrance have been strongly fortified for than forty years. All the supplied with kiupp guns far back as tLe early eighties. These course become otsc- etc and replaced from time time with Krupps of up-to-date type.
 The allied fleets succeeded in reducing the outer forts where it appears stubborn defense made the Turks evidently relying upon fortifica nns within the narrows How well those fortifca- tons armed is matter of conjecture. It may be presumed that the allies have d general idea, but il is certain that the Germans know. In it's elaborate preparation for the war Germany whcn had commanding influence in Turkey, would have left the Dardanelles mguarded. Doubtless the latest armament is there under the direction of Ger Sunners, and we know that the supreme com of all Turkish operations is in German hands.
 If the preparations to withstand passage q the Dardanelles completed. it cannot be passed until the defcnses have been taken by land assaults. and that will require enormous force. The Turks have about 2000G0 in the vicinity of the straits, most of them the Asian side. Probably many could be spared from the north and Egyptian expedition which would naturally be abandoned if Constantlnople seriously threat cpcd
 If Bulgaria and Rumania should enter the the side of the allies, any opposition that Turkey might offer would be broken down. Without their intervention, the progress the allies Con stannope will be slow if impossible.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
Mrs. Abbot for the Sc hooI Board

The candidacy of Mrs. F. H. Ablot for member ship of the high school board appears to be meet ing everywhere with favor The candidacy has rather been forced upon Mrs. Abbot by friends who of her qualifications for the position, of her great interest in educational work and her ac- tive interest in social and moral questions.
 It is regarded by them emnently fitting that a woman should have Q place the board. In many states in which equal suffrage has yet been women peculiarly fitted for representation on school boards and even the still more responsi- ble superntendency of schools of counties and cities
 We believe that the women of this high school district should he represented, and that there be more qualified representative than Mrs Abbot
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
The Chamber of Commerce

Now is the time 10 get ill and help the cham Der of commerce push things along. We do know whether il the change of name whether something in the air whether t the chambers farther vision of imminent developments in Salt River valley and Phoenix but something has stirred it to vigorous action in many directions.
 Under the title of the board of trade, il was for many years most useful and energetic body. There is than to be done Phoenix has changed in many respects. Its industries have been enlarged and have become more varied. More opportunities been opened and others open ing; opportunities for the merchant, the farmer, the laborer and for everybody The. chamber of commerce is interested i'll all these matters in ali matters that ought interest all citi of Phoenix.
 The chamber of commerce is engaged in great work, greater than it accomplish unless it has encouragement and active backing of the people, it can better accomplish it if it should be given larger membership to contribute greater financial support. But that is not all. It needs the help of active effort Get into the chamber of commerce.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
Signs

Merchants generally say that business is im- proving. Real estate agents say that their business which has been in state of suspension for som. months is looking up Sales are more frequent and inquiries more numerous Building is becoming active and the volume of employment every dircc- ton is increasing This better situation has been brought about. partly we suppose. by the psyclo- logical influence of than million acre-fcet of water in the Roosevelt dam, more than three times as much as there year ago this time The psychological effect of what then deemed to be a short supply to halt activity in many lines. We do not think that there will again be exercise of such psychological influence in this ,aicy It will henceforth be taken for granted that all circumstances there will be enough water.
 Our better conditions due. in part to the general improvement throughout the country and especially in the mining industry. Arizona copper sold last week at l5 pound it is the belief of men who ought know that copper will go much higher and will. in all probability, never De lover Copper has undergone the acid test. An other like it will never be applied within the expe- rionce of any man now living. When the war ends and the demand Europe is added to that from tls country, which in consequence of the has stood still. shali copper prices hitherto un- Lcard until the world demand has been satisfied.
 The foregoing of the of the i'm provement of conditions in PhoeDiX The improve begun recently that it has not yet been felt by all All have even the signs of il. and some of of unbelieNing Mssourmn scncration ask that sign may he given
 Here is very significant one, the figures of the postoffice The total receipts last amounted to S13O027 against $fO532 the year before That increase of less than 2 per cent not flatier- ing. The figures for 1914 had been seriously af- fccted by the countrywide depression during the five months of the year. The figures for Jan rary of this year 1l56S, only about $500 than the receipts for January of the preceding year. February showed gain of only little more than 1000 notwithstanding the addition that legisla- tive session must have brought, and it in that month that the bulk of the legislative postoffice business was transacted The depression still effective
 But in March there began q general looking up in many, if not all, lines of business in Phoenix. figures The receipts for the first fifteen days of the month were $65G1 increase of $2,212 of than 50 per cent
 A single sign may stand for uuch but when r,any signs point in the direction, they may be relied upon.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
CARRANzA GIVES WAY
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d latest torpedo boat destroyer to

priests taken from Mexico City by Ob regon when he evacuated the capital recently, have arrived at Vera Cruz. State department dispatches say that Carranza ordered their release. No mention was made, however. of Obrc- gon. himself. whose whereabouts have been unknown here since he left the capital.
 Chas Douglas. Carranza's legal rep resentdtiNc here. returned from @ visit to Vera Cruz General CarranZa told me-" he said. that the two nations nearest his heart were Spain and the United States. Spain was his native land. he said, and he looked upon the United States as the most advanced nation in the world where he had ad- vised the young men of Mexico to get their ideas of civilization While Douglas would not discuss the situation in Yucatan. it was learned that Car ranza wished to avoid actual warfare there, as his supporters in the state fear that if the Indians who work in these hemp fields were armed an Indian uprising might result at some later time
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
AND EMPLOYMENT

Versatility as a safeguard against unemployment has, perhaps, received too little consideration, and it is d phase of the social problem which educators cannot afford to neglect says the Springfield Republican. Tn smooth, normal times it may Seeiu sufficient fa each economic unit to be an efficient cos in the great eco homie machine, and specialized skill for everybody appears very like ranacea. But when any large per turbation prostrates industry it be- comes suddenly difficult to know what to do with all these specialized bits of the social mechanism. Dexterity in doing one thing is not incompatible with an alert intelligence. general knowledge and ready adaptability, which make it possible, when one kind of work fails. to turn to ar other for which there is more de- mand.'
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
LITTLE JAMES
Concerning the Uprising Phoenix Against the
 Managerial System of GovernmenN

"I don't think" My Paw. "'at fokes of Fcenx has got Edge onto them Messcans fer Toomutous Conduck agin tn Government It's troo. at We ain't sich Savidses as tn Messicans, eon' around shootin' Holes into their Public Servants; don't do 'em Fizzice Vilencc We iist 'Sassinato their carackters an Let 'en Go that
 When Public Servant tells Us at he's actin under in Othorty of th' Chortcr. repze to him an tells him that's All Rite, Whats tn Chortcr among 'em at don't Like it an Wisht at it was Diffrunt didn't make tn Chorter an ai,t Re sponsbIe fer il any more'n fer tn Ten G0) commandmence.
 some of tn Fokes in Feenix. incoodin' tn Com Ishun, got sos at they didn't Ltiv tn City Manila ger More They Hes Dicltater. like ole Dize Wherty Hes tryin to this here City Guvcrment like he was Superintendent of tn Iron Worx Formean For He must think at this here Town is Priv Bizness of some Kind
 "Wun feller T lived here fer ten Yeers an I been a Taxpair all that time sos at I'm entitled to some Considerashun, but don't git none from this here City MandSer which Fires a Eeatif of Mine of offs. an he don't offer Excoos fer it only he he an't Conlpytent to do nothin 'cept Role Segarets. Of coarse. Joe aint Compytent. If he wtz, wuddcnt of wanted no City Job fer him. 1 could of Used him in my Privit Bizness.'
 "Anuther feler I it in fer tn City Manidger becos he Nuddent give wun of my Trends which fer an Worked fer me, Contrack. but he let anuther Teller which wun of my Pitt tice Enmies have it. nh only PretexNe gives is at my Trends bid is Twict Hi tn other Feer's. An that aint all Tn City Mandger is holdin up Lot of Contracks which theys lots of Money in 'em fer tn Fokes wants em. an they to ar sez. flows this here? What kind of Guverment you Got where City Manidger can keep Hole Lot of money from Circoolatin around among tn Boys where it'll do Some Good?" I'm Nachery Embar rassed some them Queschuns, fer tn Jackus is Worthy of his Hire an sos tn Ox an Likewise tn Boys which Hoped it Up fer me when was Run min fer Offs. I'm agn any kind of a Government which Keeps Public Servants like from Delivein tn Goods.
 "'Anuther of my Constituence rites me Letter an When a Worixin fer you at tn Poles thought I a Boostn' into Offs a Waller Dog which'd come when I Wisseed him I never Dreamt at helpin to Lect Watch Dog of tn Trashery I'd a Rep my Shirt an wuddent "a Split much Swet draggin' in Voters.
 I'm agin any form of Public Guverment which tries to Immytate a Prvit Corprashun Prvit Bizness of any Kind . LITTLE JAMES
Arizona republican., 1915-03-21
Survivors from tine Dresden

VALPARAISO, March 20.-The chil- can cruisers Esmcrelda and Ministro Zentpnto have arrived from Juan Fer nandez island with the crew of the German cruiser Dresden, destroyed in an action with British warships on March Fl. The members of the crew will be detained here on board the Ger man steamer York.
 No official announcement has yet been made as to the result of the in Vestieation into the naval fight by the Chilean government The Chilean schooners Argentina, however, arrived from the scene of battle and members of the crew confirm the German version that the Dresden was attacked in the Chilean waters.