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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

aeben bat imo OaB er Ser ein5ige
Serribcr Der @elt lei, Der feiuc
S6ul0 an oeni fiir1t6areu @eltfrieg
Dot. aaiier @ilbeIn, ais reiue Ser
i9Hlidteit lit 10 geredt uuo irieoIie-
beuO, oaB ibn Oos sau5e oeittide
@oIf o6ue 9lusua6me olS ieiuen Ser
treter uor @ott baben mill"
r9ieie Stinmung 6erritt int
&utidcn @oIfe," iogte Die 8concrin,
ano miro on6olteu, bis mir BEN
aaiier nit Dem oltcn Sclltideu SUI
bellieO begriiBen fonnen: nSeil sir
im Siegesfran5.~ 9as oeiltide @oIf
lit bis 5run letten @aru entidloiien
81 iiegeu o0er 5it iterbeu"
Sic @irfiIug Oieier intereiianten
9Iusfiibrlingen erb6bte 6rduleiu BON
S6miOt.EouIi Our6 @ortrag mebre-
rer 3eitgem1Ber @eoibtc, oie Sen
aompiesniutb ser SoIoaten i'm 6eloe
imO oen SeIoeunutb Der 3uriidbIei-
6enOen Sroucn trefflid ibilOerten.
5rai Clara Wl. 9iioerib oanfte
Oorauf i'm 9Iomen ser 9lnpeienocn
Der Neonerin, 6rduIein b. SHmi0t-
@anli mo mahte befount, OaB Die
nadite 0ffentli6e @eriammllme am
1ienitae, Oen 8. 6ebruar, itottfiuOcn
neroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
gierfader NlOrOer nimmt fid Oas
2ebcn.

Sn ser 9ldbe oes 6armbauies bon
@esIep @rice, nabe 2urap, Gn.,
miroe geitern Oie 2eide BON @iIlinnt
g9iHoIs geinnoen, Der nit eiucni
Sogogepebre Ieinem 2ebcn ein Gn-
sc eemadt bate. gleben ibm befanO
iid cine bliitige 9lrt, nit Der er 6rait
Burner uno oeren orei ainoer in gu.
rap umgebradt batte. 9lihols ioll
3rau Burner, Ole bon ibrem @nttet
getreint lebt, aufgeforoert babei, nit
inn our15u6rennen mo lie ermor-
set 6oben, ais 6rail Burner 0us 9ln-
Iinnen obpieS. gliholS mar I'M
Souie Burners onseitellt Sn ib-
rem einiom gelegenen SaiIie, an
;SuBe oes Mlailanuttou 9erges, ct
wa fiinf Meilen pcitlih BON 2urop,
8a., muroen geitern Die 2eisben bon
Jrau Charles 6. Burner lmo i6rer
orei ain0er BON 91aabarsfinoern in
i6rcdli9 Deritiimmeltem 3ititnnoe
alfgefunoen. Ole 2ciden iuieien alle
SdGoelbriiAc ouf Die nit einenI
itlnpicn @erf3eug bcigebradt NOR
oen iino. Somes Somilton, oas az
tere Slim. pnr 5 Sabre, @altcr 4
Sabre alt uno oaS iiinsitc SiiuD faunt
eiu Sabr alt. 6rau Surney Oie I'M
81 2ebeuSiobre itauo, iunr in 9oin.
bri0ae, Ga. ocboreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
ecndtaus ais GrlSier.

-NAtltB BuF NA| Whit
Ser 56jd6risc 6rcocrid @iamor nit
@asidlou6 i'm @dmOe oufgc-
fuuocn. Sermou 81. W1orfs
bcgebt SclbitmorO our6 Ginotb-
men pou 9cu6teos. Suits
s6miot frciwiuiges 0pfer Oes
@as- s-Gdmons.
Summer iiber 0en Dor Orci Nlono-
ten erfolgten 500 iciuer 6rol ioa
oos 91otio eelpeien iein peIdes Oen
56 Sabre olten 6reoerid &iamor
DeranIoBt bat, seiteru 9Ibcno fur5
Dor 7 llbr IN ieincr g9pbnlug, gtr. 7
5iio-glrlinqton-9lDenuc, SelbitmorO
su 6egcDcn. @fit einem @usi1luu6c
im W}un0e mllr0e er Quer iiber OenI
Bette Iieeen0 bon ieinem Sobne
SeurD aufgeiitn0eu. 0ic @oli5ei
wur0e beuodrihtigt umo beranloBte
oic lteberfiibrung @iamor'S ms
nSrunfIin Square Soipitol, no
niitteIit oes @uInoters iofort, ieOo6
uergeblidl gSieoerbeIe6lneSpcriude
Doreenommen purOeu. Ser Goro-
ncr iteIte elm aif SeIbitnoro Our6
@inotbmeu BON 2eudteos IalltenoeS
Gcrtififot aus.
Gem 2e6en Elm Gnoe.
1lrd @iuatbmen BON 2eudtgas
mo6te geitern 9fahnittag ser 2S-
idbrige Sermou a. Wlarfs, bis Dor
fpr8er 3eit Elm &atient in einem Gu-
berfuloien.S Sanatoriuu, III ser @oH.
nuna ieines @atcrs, Serrn 5ronf 81.
@torfs, glr. 93S, @enniDlpania-9luc.,
ieinem 9ebeu ciu enOr Serr 0larfs
ibidte 6cn bel i9m ongeiteIten gte-
ger glrt6ur 9odeD BON 0tr. 920, gSil-
mer glllep, ms obere Stodmerf, Inn
ieinen So6u 3u weden. Statt Oieienl
bradte Ser Ieger sic &un0e BON oen
EoOe oes iimaeu @onncs. GerieIbe
biuterIdBt ieinen Goter, ciuen 9ru-
ser uuo 3pei Sdipeiterr.
@egin0 Selbitmor0.
Soot in ieinem nit 2eubteos ous
gefiiaten 8onrner oifgefimoeu wur-
oe geItern @orrnittog penige Wtimi-
ten Dor If llbr Ser 63 Sabre olte
sSuItus S6nliOt III eincm mo6lirten
8iuuner Oes BON &obcrt 2oifertD &C
fii6rten 9ogirbnuies, gIr. GAO, S9eit-
SSopette StroBe. S6miot botte einen
S6Iou6 an Dem I'M Gorrioor befino-
Ii6en @osbo6n befeitiet rno Johann
our6 ein Sod in Der Ebiir III iein
3immer geleitet. Seniter unO T9iir-
riben 0es &aumes paren nit 0edcn
unO Sii6crn oidt bcrltopft. Srot-
Dem botte Sr. SoffdrtD oen @nsee-
rud bemerft unO iiA io0aun nit 80
li3iit ejeorec s. &oiB bonn peitlihen
0iitrift in 0as 3inlmcr bege6cn.
glodoem Der @ulmoter mabeno nobc-
81 elmer balben Strn0e bergeblidl
morOen mar, erfldrte Or.
81. $. 9fiitbs bon Der @asgeieui6aft
Oen in icinem 8ette liegenOenS1miot
fiir toOt. Sin @eihdftsbrief nit Der
Sirmo u. 3. g9. Studs, 9Sferoege-
itirr- Sobrif, 93r. 919-921, 2in-
Oen.9loenue. iuto Ser @cmerfline, im
Sale eines llnfoas 6ieie glOreiie ou
bena6ridtieen ipurOe in ser @eitc
oes EoOten borgefunoen. 6rou 6ubs
crfldrte jeood, iie fenne S6nIiOt
mclhcr BON 9erilf &Lobieritiumer
gepeien iein iou, niir iopeit, ais CT
iid ibres g9iiiens i'm 9ienite Ger
@obItbdtigfeit betb6tist babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
eennenaui. nnS IIntsraana.
9as ggeIter.

sir MarDlon0 mo Sen Iiitritt
Golunbia beite flar, morgeu be-
m6lt uuo mdrmer; oitlidc nab Gil.
sen umlpringenoe mdBige @inoe.
Cie nicorigitc Gempcratur an
agitriacn Gage betrug % Wrao lml
6 llbr MorgenS nno oie bodlte j3
@roo I'M 4 llbr gtahmittags.
Cie aroBte Sbnelliefeit oes @in'
ocs mar 3 Meilen Die Stlnoe rom
gforooiieu.
Ger 6eudtigfeitsge9alt Der Snft
mar 73 13ro3ent lin s llbr Ylcrgens
umo III 9}ro3ent I'M 8 llbr gIbenos.
sn on anoereH etter-9eobod-
tpnas Siotionen oes 2anoes puroen
Sic iolscnoen nie0rigiten Ecmpcrdtli'
rem per3eidnet:
9lilantic Gim "a, 9ismord %,
Noiion 1G, Buffalo "A, GbarIeiton
II G6icaeo 26, Gleoclano %, Cen.
Der 28, Detroit 20, GuIllt6 IA, Gait-
port 4 Collection so, Grenn Ban 12,
Sotluas "a. SABRE is, SeIeua 80,
aonIas Gitp "a, anorpine "a, SoiIis.
pae 28, Wlarqlette 1S. 02empbis
34, Nlontgomcrp 3S, MontreaI O,
glanh,det "a. gtelp.Crleaus as,
g;eu yorf is, Cflaboma 30, FbiIa-
oelpbia %, &ittsburg "a, aortlano,
Wle., 8, &ortlano. Orc, 36, Guebcc
s. aoleia6 30, Salt 9afe @itp 26,
san Nrancisco 46, ct. @oiiis 26,
Srauton H. Sbreoeport 46, Spo-
lane 80. SDraciie 8, Eompa 81,
@oi5inaton 26, S9innipea g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
ilnier6altnnas So caiueiier.

.anoli9siam" l6e GlrI Of t9e colocn
ltc'ir
Uirl"
,Nnrb @" ,gdri"
,WdnchD ltc gig Scuailgu trrlceqncta
,.Ntanipuo -NciiO's rslu Etnr' '5ruoeplue.
,uluFislic0cmic" - .Ioodr"
jlcnrn8 Nea5Dbg.Heciini 5rciiaa, Den 3.
1annnr Nubuiiingh a lbr.
,Nlbanqs qnceum" 1icniida. ocn o. SO
rufr. beQinnen0. idqlim 9HaHDebiloeu&or'
icnlnaca Don oufbcniiltheH uieasblioesh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
eIaqemeines 0catides gsniieu6aas.

lIllnenltlHt9 LtAtlWta grUIItHDUHS'
1ouncrIiag, BEN z. Saunnr,
S.6cnos 8 llgr, Sabresperiammlnng
nno 1ireii0reniuaW in Der 9nitdlt,
glnc @liiglieoer iiu5 eiugclnoen.
lHan3. 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
eaa6eI IL glran6rainea aeinuben.


Sci einem 9aunogange ourd bic
9luinen 0cs ain bersongenen 6rcitog
BON 6ener tbeilpciie 3eriorten sc.
hduoes Scr @. 6. 0omns Commit.
iiousiirma. Ode Gbarles. mo Gori-
ben SlraBe, enioedte 4oli5ilt Gono.
buc pom ifolidDen Diitrift eeitern
8ornlittag i'm Seller enen menid
lihen Sd10el. 3iuei berihieoene
19eoricn miiroen sur Grtl0rune oes
Tiuocs aligcitellt. Die cine it, oaB
Der &lot p06reno ocs 9iirserfrieges
ciucn &oipit1l geoiert babe uno Der
GMGocl oerienige eines oaielbIt Der
iAicoenen SoIonten iei. Die 8lueitc
Tbcorie beiogt ooB lid all Der SteIle
0lS @cb1uocs md9reno Der Sflooen.
3cit ein Souls 6cflnoen babe, in mel
dem bic gicger 6is 5um @erfauf feits
Qeboltcn puroen. Giner oerieIben
babe MN perin6t ou eutfommen
uuo 9obe AMI Der 5lndt ocn 600 &c.
fnoea. Cine Sudc nod iuciteren
Gno0cureitcu ipuroc cingeIeitct.
9lo96eiten 6ci'm SaIittidr6lanfen.
George 8. 8Ieigbt, pelder bebdup.
tote i'll 91r. SAB. sit 23. StroBe. al
pobuen pitroc in ser 9}oli5eiitation
su 9rIington geitern bon 9iidter
Zimmerman 5u $5 im6 Soften fir
nuge6iibrlides @etrogen linO 81 81
rno &oIieu, ncil er iid ieiuer Der.
boitung 6lrA Spc8ioIpoli5iit @luIi.
ncnr oioeriett 60tte. peruribeilt
SIeigbt, iomic cine groBe St1oor an
oerer Siin9linae ioaen an 5onntag
ouf Der Gisba6n i'm @mDnn Oaf
@ort oeroriioen llniug oetrieben pa.
bfl BAH me6rere 8erioneu in @e.
fabr getrici6cn ernitlid al Shooen
su fommen mo Sri. Dora 0o6er-
comp bon &eitglrIinatou nit elmer
flaiienocu 9opfiuuuoe bonn FInte &c.
iroeeu meroen muBtc. Soft6efeble
iiir oeiierc llebeltbater ipuroen aits
gcisbporcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
. ergo gcrtcr SanOfail 7
ucritrio9t @oiicr-


Gaourd), Dab es Der @aiicrbebor-
SC nod niht gellnsen it, Ocn 9nlIi-
pertrag fiir oas Giamono.9lnweien
i'm GunpowOcr-S6ol, weIder fir oie
@oiierideioe gebrouht miro, sim
glbihluB ST. bringei, bat ons @niier.
Qeportemeut einer betrdhtlihen
MoiierUerltit 5u 0er5ciAncn, inoem
Ger neiie God &a0en-Gnntn iidlt &C.
fiiat mer0en fann @iiroe 2estcres
geidebeu. 10 piiroe cine StraBe auf
OenDiomono.SInweien iiberihwemmt
merScii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

ouHg pom GeihditSuiertel nit 9lcr0.
Baltimore gciAaiien miiroc.
GaS Hcgcu ncuen Srot-
toirs.
Staotingcnieur NlcGaD bea6lid.
tigt, 8u 9e9inu Oes 6rii6iabrs oo.
fiir Gorge sat trageu, ooB I'M mitt-
lCreu Staottbeil, bcgreu5t Don Sails.
waD, &ratt.StraBe, 4aco.StraBe Il.
Gentrc. StraBc, neue Irottoirs un-
oeIegt merOeu gu Oieiem 3ped per-
oeu Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm 9aiiic
Ocs ySiuterS 6ierpon beHad)ridtigt
DerOen. Gie Ixottoir.1ipiiion OcS
Staotiugeuieurs 0epartements mar
in 1914 duBerit t61tig un0 Iegte bei-
uube ooppelt iooiel GllaOratiilf
9rottoirS wie in 1918. @enu oieic
Ib1tigtcit aud in 1915 onbdlt 10
miro Baltimore III @dIoe e6en 10 pic
le neue GroitoirS mie uGlgepiloiterte
StraBen 6oben.
Sn 1912 murOcu $4,000 Guo-
OratfrB geIeat, IN 1918 i,4S5,773
mo in 1914 2,2f4,400.
WloDor nod immer trnnf.
NloDor @reiton lei0et nod intmcr
ol scr Grfdltmg pelde ibn 6ereits
Dor iiber elmer @ode mebrere Gage
lang 81 Sailia biclt. Gr Ocr6radte
bon Sonntog auf@outag cine idled.
te g3adt mo fonute gcitern crit ge.
gen Nlittag oas @ett perloiien. gSie
lauge er nod bonn @at6bnus fern
bIei6eu muB lit ri9t Ooroils5uiagen.
Staotsbeitrog iiir itGO-
tiide z 6uIcn.
SIN 9urean 0cs Stoats-Gontro.
lcitrs Sorrington wllrOc gcitern on.
gcfiiuOigt, OaB fir bic offcntlihcr
Sdulen Der StdOt ans Der piertel.
idbrliden @ertbeiling Scr 0rei 81
icntIidcn Stats 9ilOungs 6onNs
iI6er $130.OO0 3ugcpicien purOeH
Gieie 3upeiiitua pcrtbciIt iid IN FOL
gender @eiic 0fieitlihe Sdullteucr
$ttS,S9G.4f, Saulbiiberiono S15,-
G93.27 mo So6ibuleu $2500.
@rii0cnbau madt lanO-
lame sort brittc
,Sn cinen geridt ocS Gbef- Sngc-
uieitrs Scuru Is. Sbirlep bon ser
StoatS 9onoitrnBcn GommiiiioH
iibcr ocn 6ortidritt oeS 8aues scr
SanoDcr- StraBen- 9riidc miro angc.
gcben, DAB ser Contractor fir oaS
6lm0ament mo oen lIntcrbau Der
9riide etlua t213 4ro5eut ieiner 9lr-
beiten ousaeiiibrt bat. pGbrenO be-
rcits 3S 4ro5ent Der fiir Die 9lr6eitcu
i'm Gontroft feitgelcbten 3eit Der.
itrihen lit. &orIiter @eacr BON Der
Gommiiiion erflGrte jeOod, ooB 0ie
9lr6eitel bon nm al raider Doran-
i9reiten pcrOen, oo icbt OeridieOcue
Maidiuen 3ur Sano iino, iprldc bis-
Der feblten.
@er50gcrtcr Sonofauf
ucrnrio6t &oiicr
0crluit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
g9erScn hcnte Der6aftet.

glnc Better bon 9lntonobiIen
peIdc beute nit ibrer alien 2icen8
ousiobrcn iperOen Derboftct uno noh
ocm @eleb beitroft. ghitomobiI.
GonniiiIGr 9ioe bntte oesbolb gcitcrn
cine Gonferen6 nit oem @oIi5eimar.
ifoa. gr tbeiIte nil, onB oIle 9luto.
mobil6eiiber rci6Iid @cleaenbeit &C.
bobt bdtten, Die olten 9icen5en geeeH
iolnc fir 1915 luu5utaniben.
9lm Gicnitog, Ben 70. Sanuor,
aben0s 6 llbr, miro bei Oen monat.
Iibeu Iincr 6eS oGitp Gln6~ Gr.
Stantou Goit bon oonoon iiber rel-
ropa i'm Sdmel5tisel" ipreHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

= 9 9lau. 9oit: nSabsn sic
benn niemnIs Sdniebraten, &eII>
ner2"
&elIner: ~Dtrb bier nidt ber.
langt!"
@ait: 90, pesbalb benn ni6t9"
asIIner: rWeiI er balt gar ni9t
auf Der &orte ftebt!"
- 3erFreut. patient: nSerr
9OttOr, fassn Sic mir oIIss, IoTen
sic mid bas S9limmfte piFen!"
9pttor: ~Sbre Re9nung pirb
bier5ig Dollars betra5en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

= Gu! Srau Msisr (3u ibrer
Na9barim: pSsit einisen SoSsn 1T
mein Monn 10 meIanaoIiI9, aIles
III ibm f9nuppe = mas benz pobl
feblen mos9"
gaa9barin: rWiFeu sic. syrau
gleier, penn ibm alles f9nupps III,
bonn pirb ct tuObl ben SdnuppsH
baben!"
= SpIttter. Die moberHe
2ebenstIusbeit beitebt barin, baB
mon aus anoern etipos fir iitb 5u
MADDEN ipeib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
lasg 1.llllYYNSssgEEIsE11Hs9

= lleberbptsn. grRer gaei,
ienber Gum sipsitsrD: ~@Orin rel.
fen Sie9"
3ipeitsr RsiIenber (einer anttport
borauf uuspei9sn6): ~Sn Wts unb
8erItanb."
Grfter gisiisnber: So, na, ba
miiHen Sic aber beFere Probsn nit
fidh fiibren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

- SIM @rbeiten unb 9eIo os
rerotensn. S9pieserbater: rSa.
fug nal. po5u boit OH eisentli4
ssbeiratet9 Mit 4rbeiten unb @eIbs
bsroienen sibf '9u Did nidt
ab "a
S9pisserIobn: Fiber. id iperoe
bod nidt meinem sisersh S9pies
serbuter aonturrena maden!9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

= 8erfdtebens auffaf.
fung. o.; pginsr 70 berrIiden.
glei4mdbigen Serbtpitterung, obns
Oitpinb unO f9roffe lleber9Gnse, bas
ben mir uns Ianse ni@t gu erfreuen
gebabt."
Q. Gunser glrSt pbne prnris):
~Su, 3 1T Elm serabeSu unbeimli'
DIES @etter!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

= StpfeI bes 9atgenbu Us
rnors. 8erii9tister- 3u4tbdusler
Sbei ieiuer ginlieferuns tns @efGngs
nis): nSa, mas 1T benn oas fir els
ne S9Iamperei ni6t nal cine
gbrenpforte fir mi99!"
Sortf 9ritt. Dame (5u
Shrer SreunbiD: n9rn, rnadt Define
3o4ter i'm &o9en SortI9ritte9"
%, ia! @s geniigen ibr iebt
thon bier Pfunb GIeiih gu einsm
Sbnibel!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

&eifenber: sd mOdte germ
ben @irt ipre6en!"
Su. Der ift IsiOer ni9t su Saus!@
Reifenoer: sd ipollte Mans
lid NIT ibm ipesen Der 3isarrenlies
ferung unterbanbeln, ippllen sic
mid bite empfebIsn!"
~9ld, id iperbe tlIn, ipas in mel,
men ardftsn fteht!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

= Sbfli9teit. Ridter: .9tl.
70. MiiGIer, Sbre @trofe ift bsenbet
= i'd piiniae Sbpen. es foa Sbnen
re9t gut seben, ieien Sic fleibig, bas
nit nod mas Sroentli9es aus Sbs
nen ipirb!"
StrGfling; r9ant fa6n, Serr &ihs
ter = ia piini3' Sbnen aud bas'
Ielbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
8ruci etnnbpnnfte.

~&as @Ibeitefte in iinIerer 3eit",
Birft Elm Bniier bin,
rSit ipenn man es eeuau betradlt,
Sic grfinbun9 Der Slusmai6m'."
-@n1s meine Nteinln9", brummt bn5il
Ser Rddbnr in iein' Bart,
Limb oas Siinmlte = funmt mir bor,
8enn giner bamit fabrtl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

= Spnberbar. &aron (auf
Ser Sasb nod perT9ie6enen Sebls
fdiiiieD: p9ie &uris fallsu. bic
SinTen fallen, folibe SGuier fallen,
tper absr fdlt ni9t9 = Die Safen!"
- @siftretd. 9ame: ~Sts
fporen aliO in Stalien, Serr 9ots
tpr9"
Serr: nSaiuObI. mein Srdulein.
Dame: rRa, fdgen sic, iiebt Stae
Gen ipirtIid ipie Elm StiefeI auss
aluf ber 2anbtorte ipirb es ia tms
msr 70 ubseaei8net."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

Sab Sbr i9on Die Sadie Dem eebDrt Dem nu pn
bb r bod fn Oeriame es mir auf Der 3uns br mibt tbn
bod fennen =
Rair4 tennn mir ibn ods if ia Der uuf Der be 6bt oo
geid ole Srabe = beIt mir 6Od) orauf - =
a nuirId is Der Der Strabe. Mir bat 6s @c6e Der
bub ids!
Bon Dem bab' i6's audi
Gbor QIo mub es 0pd5 pabr Iein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

-Gs eins 2uit! S6ipies
sermuttsr (oie ibren SHpieseriobn
OroentIi9 perpriiseIt bot): nWenn
bos nur nismun6 seieben bat, ionit
muB id pomOsIia @ergniisunes.
iteuer adblen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

= Gin SpesiaIiF. Serr:
nWos finb sic benns"
Noturo1iitif6er MoIer: nRiibens
lanbf9after!"
Sb, of! Dame (anseidus
ielD: ~Msin Manr fast. i9 isbs rsi>
seno aus, ipsnn id einen Sapips
babel
rStimmt : uber 70 rsissnb ipie
beut' 6ab id sic nod ME ssieben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

= Sebr .natiirIth. Ttou
ipeiB ipirtIi9 ni9t, ipas man 5u oem
gbarottsr Der GnsIGnber fasen foa.
gtetn, neil iis aber9auPt tein;a la'
ben. .-.-a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

@eufser. Sunser Sumos
rift: .Die beIdei6eu bisie He6qts
fionen fnb, bunSertiisbenun6fiinfSts
aDiBe babe id eihsefenbst uab etnet
9nbsn iis tur aneenommen!4 ''p'''F
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

.0arf id Sbnsn meinsn S9irm
nnbieten, SrGuiein 9rete9"
r@d neth,i NSsrr Gogdri Wtamd
hat ods perbotenN - aber ipenn sic
mid Bis gu metner Sreunoin begleis
ffR ipollten - bdmit ib mir einsn
alsIeiben tdnn. -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

Sie 8ienenbano' beileibe nidlt
1ln6 5iebt 0esbdlb ei lang @elitbt,
Muo it66nt: .Re, iolpas iS ne S6maht"
DOS bide gnbe tontnlt oft uadl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
&idjt Serlesea.

Trau: rDas, ben SaIen bait
9u sei6pfen2 Der bat ia i9on
itarten 9outsgout!T
Wdnn: ~Srau9en. bann muB
tr on elmer innsrsu Rrantbsit ssIits
ten babsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

@bOr: gllio mub es bod pnbr fein!
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
Seller GRADUATE Gets
$500 BRYN MAWR Prize
Miss Helen Burn Zimmerman, of Eb-
erly's Mills, Who Prepared In Har-
risburg School, Captures a College
Scholarship

Especial to the Star ar-Independent)
Philadelphia, May In the an
nual May Day awards of Bryn Mawr
College scholarships, it was announced
that a graduate of the Seller School,
of Harrisburg, was the successful com
petitor for prize valued at $500.
She is Miss Helen Burn Zimmerman,
daughter of Mrs. j. Markwood Peters,
of Eberly' Mills, Cumberland county,
who is now in the sophomore class of
the College. Miss Zimmerman was grad
uated from the Seller School in 1913.
She took high stand and was popular
among her schoolmates in Harrisburg.
Her. is one of the Especial" under
grc Jate scholarships.
The award of scholarships, fellow
ships and prizes played prominent
part in the annual May Day celebra-
tion at Bryn Mawr. The twenty grad
uate scholarships are worth 5000 each
and are usually awarded to unsuccess-
full candidates for fellowships. OF the
twenty awarded to-day nine went to
Pennsylvania girls, five of whom were
Philadelphians. Another was Miss
Alice Hill Bryne, of Lancaster, a grad
uate of Wellesley College, who got a
graduate scholarship of 5000 for the
year 1915-1916.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
Violating Presbyterian
RegulationSis Charge
Made Against Great
er City Members
ALSO DISOBEY
SUPREME BODY
Complain That Fl Students of Union
Seminary Have Been Admitted to
the Ministry Through the New
York Presbytery Under Protest

New York, May 1.-The Presby-
terian General Assembly, which meets
at Rochester, N. y, in three weeks,
will have before it request that a
committee be sent here to investigate
the New York Presbytery. This re-
quest is part of protest bearing the
signature of the Rev. DR.. John Fox of
this city, director and trustee of
Princeton Theological Seminary, and of
three other clergymen, which it was
learned to-day has been circulated
among Presbyterian leaders throughout
the country.
The protestants charge that the New
York Presbytery is violating Presby.
terian regulations, that it is dominated
by the Union Theological Seminary
and that it disobeys the orders of the
Supreme Presbyterian body The sign
ers complained that twenty-one stu
dents of Union Seminary have been
admitted to the Presbyterian ministry
through the New York Presbytery un-
der protest They ask: "Is it not an
intolerable scandal9 Has not the time
come for the General Assembly to Wis
it the New York Presbytery officially
and inquire what is its practice in IL
leensing and ordaining candidates for
the ministry"
A reply to this protest, in which the
charges were denounced as unjust, has
been prepared. 1t was signed by the
Rev. DR.. John R. Mackay, pastor of
the North church of this city, and by
other New York clergymen.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
take over BIC PIANO PLANT
Sigler Company Increases Board of Di-
rectors by Two Members-To
Have Open House

The Sigler Player Piano Company to.
day took over its building at Seven
teenth near Derry street from the con-
tractor, Joseph w. Pomraning. The
building, including the cost of the site
and equipment of the factory, repre-
sents an investment of 100000, which
is all Harrisburg capital.
The board of directors of the COM
pany was increased by two members,
William R. Graupner and Harry B.
Bair. The officers OF the company are /:
c. NJ. Sigler, president; Charles E. Bard,
vice president, and John w. Thompson,
secretary and treasurer. Charles C.
Stroh has been made attorney for the
company and John w. Shumberger au-
ditor.
The company is arranging for pub
lie housewarming to be held soon. In
addition to manufacturing player move
ments to be installed in any kind of
piano, the company is turning out a
movement to be sold to manufacturers
for installation in new pianos. Mr.. Sig
ler is arranging demonstrations in Chi
cago, New York and Boston. Agencies
have been established in all of the prin-
cipal cities in the east and one in Spo-
kane. Wash. The company at present
has thirty-fve employees.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
HOFFMAN'S WOODS PLAN FAILS
Owners Unwilling to Sell Small Plot to
City for Playground Site

The local agent of the owners of Hoff-
s Woods, just north of the City
limits, who, at the request of Mayor
Royal, sought to effect negotiations
whereby the City could obtain small
Fart of the woods for less than $4,000
an acre for the proposed uptown play
ground, to-day received word from the
owners. The contents of this communi-
cation the agent declined to divulge,
but it is understood the City's offer
has been rejected on the ground that
the owners do not desire to dispose of
the ground in such small sections as
three or four acres.
A majority of the City Commission
CTS to-day said they will vote favorably
oil Park Commissioner M Harvey Tay-
iur : ordinance, which will come up for
final passage at the Tuesday meeting
of the City Commissioners, providing
for the purchase of aNsite at Fifth and
Emerald streets.
This plot constitutes about an acre
and half, for which the ordinance
proves the City shall pay $14,70O or
$4,000 an acre. This
ground had been selected as the site
for the Polytechnic Hospital.