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RUSSIANS PUT TO FLIGHT.
Nicnnn Claims Victory ON BukO-
winR-Bc ssR RI bia Line.

sDscidi Cabis Despdtch 10 THE SuN.
VIENNA. Via Amsterdam. July 20
The following official statement was
made public to-night
ON the frontier between Buko-
wilma and BesSlrabia the Croatian
landwthr and the Hunga rian land
sturm surprised strongly fortified Rus
SIAN positions. The enemy fled after
a bloody hand to hand fight. leaving
40 dead on the field.
East OF Kamiouka. on the Bug. our
troops captured on colonel. seven Of
fcers and 800 men. Heavy attacks
have again been repulsed near Sokal.
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BERIIS, via London, July -
Kaiserin Augustc Victoria and tho
Crown Princess cccilic have recently
visited the military hospitals AZ N'id'n-
burg and at Allenstein. At the latter
place they met Field Marshal won Hin
denhurg. They are travelling through
East Prussia on an inspection OF tho
villages destroyed by the Russians.
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WRECK r STATUE.
q Monument In Trieste u
other Art Works Destroyed.
n.-ahsI nahL nlanafch IN Tue SIN.
.SBeciai Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun

ROME, July 29.-An uncensored des-
match from Trieste says over 800 houses
and villas there have been looted and
wrecked. Verdi's monument ana other
works OF art have been destroyed the
citv il practically empty. A majority OF
the Italian inhabitants have been ar
rested and intcrned.
The shops are opened at ? o'clock in
the morning and closed at sunset. The
streets are without lights at night. The
wa rds near the dockyard have been dam
aged by the Italian aerial bombardments
The city has virtually been evacuated.
the garrison having been Withdrawn ana
only the gendarmes left These are
reuuisitloning the scanty supply OF food
stuffs.
The use OF the italian language has
heen prohibited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
ALLIES GET WARNING.
Uuma 60 Get Report-War Ex-
pcrts Discuss warsaw situation.

Special Cdbie DespofcA TO Tue SUs.
LONDON, July 30 tFriday)-The Daily
Mail gives great prominence this morn
ing to the following Reuter- despatch
from Petrograd:
At the beginning Of the war Rus
sian military opinion was divided on
whether Warsaw and the Nistula
should be defended or not.
The result has been that Russia has
gained a year bcfofe taking up a po-
sition on the front contemplated by
themselves In 1910 n by the Ger
mars as far back as 1885.
n British-French diversion liz now
awaitsd.
The Duma meets on Sunday, when
the Government will acquaint the
country with the military situation.
The Daily MdtF's comment is:
This appears TO he the most signlh
cant message received from Russia
since the h beginning OF the war. II
seems possible that the nature OF the
statement to the Duna will depend upor
the communications received from Lon
don and Paris"
The Bourse Gazette OF Petrograd. the
most influential newspaper in financial
and business circles Of the capital, after
pointing out the handicap under which
the Russian forces are now operating
declares they are confronted now by
seventy German divisions of infantry
artillery and cavalry in addition to th'
Austro-Hungarian army. which ~oult
make approximately thirty-hve German
army corps or 100000 men and 100000
Austrians, altogether 100000 men
which prevents any concentration by tn
Russians at this time. II adds:
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TURKS GET FRESH
. SUPPLY OF SHELLS
Sustained Artillery Fire
Against Allies GallipOli
Trenches Is Result.
TWO SUBMARINES ARRIVE
spec,a, co6ie Despatch to TIE srS.

GTfFfVf 'upff b'NlfN' ' " III 49,
LONDON, July 29.-The recent sus-
tained artillery fire by the Turks on the
Gallipoli Peninsula shows that they have
obtained large supplies Of ammunition
for their big guns. says the Mityleno
correspondent OF the Times.
Two German submarines, brought
overland, he adds. are now ready for
service. Smyrna mas been attacked
again by British and French aeroplanes.
The gas works AS we'll as a petrol depot
were destroyed.
A rigorous blockade of the coast OF
Asia Minor is maintained by the Allies.
The press correspondent at the Cal
l,poli headquarters OF the AllHs. In re-
cording a visit paid to the trenches. says
the prodigality with which the Turks
are using ammunition there certainly
~contradicts the rumors OF "a shortage
He adds that nothing Ike the Turkish
barbed wire entanglements has ever be-
bore been seen In warfare.
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LONDON. july 29.-As a compliment to
the Canadian roops tighting in Flanders
the Premier of Canada, Sir Robert Bor-
den, was to-day granted the freedom of
the city by the city Chamberlain, Pre-
mier Asquith. A.. Bonar Law and other
members of the Cabinet attended the
exercises at Gulldhall.
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Like Jnpnn's strategy.

The mechanism of this operation was
modelled closely on the japanese
strategy at Mukden, There was not a
simultaneous attack, but a succession Of
attacks"
Recalling each of these the writer Is
disposed TO credit Gen. Won Falkenhayn
with knowledge of the probable effect
of each one. and he recalls how Gen
Won Mackensen's advance was first re-
garded AS "A mere demonstration Then
when II was seen to he serious 1t was
assumed to be the main attack and at
tracted all interest. II probably drew TO
itself three or four Russian armies who
were held there while other events were
preparing in the north,
''Other attacks elsewhere. such as
on the Bzura, ! had anticipated" he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
SAYS GERMANS POISON WATER.
British Press bureau Oncrs on
GERS Letter rs Proof.

LoNpoN. July 2a-The press bureau
issued to-day the facsimile OF an inter-
copied message SEN by a German ofl-
Ger. Cap'. Kruger, TO rforte, an outpost
in Southwest Africa. The translation
follows;
"a patrol has been instructed rs far
as possible to contamlnate the Ida mine.
Observe extreme caution on entering and
do not water there any more
Thu press bureau remarks that this
is proof of the German practice of con
Eliminating water supplies.
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London Hears Austrtans Have
h ndOned Trenches.
Special Gable Despatch TO THR suS

LONDON. July 29.-The correspondent
of the Times at Rome telegraphs:
1.-The attack on the Carso plateau Is
progressing very satisfactorily. The
Austrians nave been driven from their
trenches near Podgora t miles ia
the west OF Goritz) and their position
there II scarcely tenable.
lowing TO the severe Austrian cross
fire from the other side OF the Isonzo
the struggle is very fierce, The Aus
trians continue to put up a most stub
born resistance and positions are being
won and lost a great many times, The
Italians, however, rave managed to es-
tabl,sh themselves a little In advance
with each da y's lighting"
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DESTROYED.
German Artillery shells Militia y
Bridge on Furnes Canal.

BERLIN, via London. July 29.-Ths
following statement vas issued to-day
by Army Headquarters regarding the
operations I'm the west
In Flanders our artillery yesterday
destroyed a pontoon over the Furnes
Canal on which a heavy gun had
been mounted.
To the west of Souchez a French
attack was repulscd.
Near Givenchy. in the Argonne. and
near Nauquois we successfully blew
w. mines. French mine explosions IL
the Champagne district were without
result.
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PARIS, July 20, The German authori-
ties have imposed another fine of ST.
10000 on tine city Of Brussels because
of the destruction of Il Zeppelin airship
at i1vere by allied aviators, This news
is sent by the correspondent Of the
pctit pdristcn At HaVre,
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FRENCH SUBMARINE MISSING.
Mnriottc sunk, AccOrding Ia a
ConstnntinopIc Despatch.

PARIS, July 29.-The French Ministry
OF Marine announced to-day that the
submarine Mariotte has been missing
since July %. when she entered the
straits of the D~arianelles to operate
I'm the Sea of Marmora,
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ST. JoHS. y. b., July 29.-Three regi-
ments of Canadian mounted rifles. num-
hering 1900 men, have arrived at Plym-
outh. England, according to cable mes
sages received to-day.
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Can't Import Diamonds Into Eng
land.

Spcc,al CdbIe Despdtch Ia TuG SuN.
LoNpoN. July 29.-The importation Of
uncut diamonds, except under license.
will hereafter be prohibited. according to
a press bureau announcement to-day.
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continues, "and these had the effect OF
absorbing the Russian reserves until
probably the available for OPP
posing the offensive north OF the Niemen
were not great"
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\ -Constantinople despatch on July 27
said that the Mariotte had been sunk by
a German submarine on July 26 and
that the officers and thirty-one of the
crew had been made prisoners,
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WARSAW LEFT
TO FATE; GEAR
SAVES ARMIES
Continued from First Page.

east so as to free his hands early In
the autumn for another blow In the
west which he hopes will be final"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-08

dos; pero no lmporta; hay TN banco
vaclo.
Aore la puerta, y yo, instintivamente.
retrooedo En- Ell cuartucho hay veinte
soddados prusianos, que duermen tendi-
r1dos, prestandose mutuo calor. Los fu-
dos en- Ell suelo 8 sobre camillas de he
slles estan apoyados en- el muro. V q1n
casco en- ell cafl6n de cada fusil Tn fa
rol de petroleo alumbra la escena. que
tlene los violentos contrastes de luz
|sombra de un aguafuerte.
81 yo me slento en- ese banco-pienso
en- un segllndo-sin hacer ruido ZONE
Wa pasar clando los soldados Sc des-
plerten me vean? Probablemente me
preguntaran quien soy, y que hago aouf
~ por que me he deslizado entire enos
Entonces, para excusar e2plicaciones, les
ensefare mi pasaporte.
Con este me siento y ell cansancio de
las anterlores noches de insomnia me
mace dormitar, apoyando la cabeza en- la
pared. Cuando abro los ojos, un solda-
do Sc ha levantado va. Els un Apollo
rubio, y ell uniforme si6ntale como un
tosco disfraz con ell que resaltase mas Ia
'arlstocracia de su porte Van despere-
zandose otros y bostezan Hay uno que
dice cosas c6micas, todos rfen q carca-
Jadas, y 81 va despertando con discursos
humorlsticos a los dos tres perezosos
que Sc vuelven contra la pared. Pero
el insiste en- levantarlos, les tira de los
pies, les echa aqua en- ell rostro. AL fin.
los mas reacios Sc levantan, todos apa-
recen risuenos y optimistas, como 81 en-
vez de haber reposado en- ell suelo es-
qulvado unas horas la tragica realidad
Gle la guerra fueran ninos despiertos de
IN buen sueno en- una mafiana de fiesta.
Algunos abren las mochilas y Sc ponen
q conner un pedazo de carne fria y pan.
Y nj uno solo me dirige la palabra, nj
una mlrada, nj un gesto de curiosidad
impertinente.
Oigo ell ruido del tren en- que debo
partir hacia Thielt va van esclareci6n,
dose los campos, y la luz plomiza de .un
dla lluvioso descubre las llanuras inuns
dadas, las arboledas sin ojas, los pueblo
cillos ateridos, miserables, bajo la ME.
bla. Cada vez es mas intense Ell fr1o, I'm
frlo htlmedo que, a la vista de este
paisaje desolado, parece hl1medo de Ia
grimas. Campanarios cuya torre plomi-
"a Sc funde con ell cielo del amanecer:
hileras de sauces y de olmos 10 largo
de los caminos. Y en- todos los paseos &
nivel, en- todos los cruces, en- todos los
pueblecitos, jbajo todos los puentes, en-
todas las carreteras y senderos las pa
trullas de soldados CRISES, iguales, ARE
bujados en- sus capotes, ell fusil en- ban
dolera
i Thielt !-grita una voz.
(Contin1a en- la pagina 8a)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-08

TOdO esta cerradO en- tOrnO & la estaci6n
3 Como voy a suspender mi viaje por un
obstaculo semejante?
Entonces, ell Official Sc registra reune
unas monedas; el soldado hace 10 pro
plo; yo encuentro en- uni bolsillo algunas
pleas de cobre. Y con todo Sc realiza
una pequena operaci6n, mediante la
que recibo ell billete y el franco medic
del cambio Ell mismo captain me in
dica d6nde esta ell tren. Todav1a es no
che cerrada. Van y vienen soldados con
llnternas por las Was y por ell and6n.
Todos los coches son de tercera, con la
exception del destinado a los ofciales
7 POGO POGO van llegando destacamen-
tos de infanter1a que han de hacer mi
mismo viaje; deJan las mochilas en- tie
IRA, pero no sc desprenden de los fusi
les; van acomodando cajas de cartuche
ria en- los furgones, y nenan otro de ca,
millas intactas a6n. Solo las contadas
farolas que alrlmbran ell anden desvane-
cen con su fulgor amarillo las tinieblas
en- torno a esta muchedumbre girls, alta
reada y silenciosa, y ese pajizo claror
los rostros blancos y las cabezas rubias
surgen de la sombra con un vigor dra
matico. 7 como no hay mas viaiero ci-
vii que yo, todos me observan llenos de
Una, dos, tres veces antes
de que arranque el tren vienen los subo-
ficiales pedirme ell pasaporte, que exa-
minan minuciosamente. Luego encienden
la linterna de mi departamento. Y ell
frlo es tai y la noche tan negra hosea,
que solo La llamita encendida dentro de
su fanal, derramando su luz debil So
bre las tablas desnudas del coche, da va
una Illusion de compan1a y de consuelo.
Sin una voz, sin un silbido, Sc pone
Ell convoy en- Marcia. va nos aleiamos
de Gante, y las luminarias de la ciudad.
en- la sombra, tremulas lie,
Janas, acaban por desaparecer stbita-
mente. Y ell tren CORE en- la noche obs
cura, lleno de soldados que domnitan O
fuman su pipa cabeceando, cruzadas So
bre ell fusil las piernas. Miro al exte-
nlor y no veo sino las tinieblas impene-
trables y los cuadrados de luz que las
ventanillas arrojan sobre los terraplenes
de de la via, y que van acompanando al
tren... Una estaci6n rural. Resplan-
dor de farolas, que ell cristal empanado
de nuestro coche hace difuso. Voces. de
mando secas e imperativas. Y una hi
lera de siluetas CRISES que avanzan
ocupan dos vagones vac1os q la cola del
tren. Otra vez en marcha tacitamente.
Mas estaciones solitarias. Y q las seis
de la manana, Daynz.
Bajo del coche tiritando.
% Tiene usted frio?-me interroga
el Jefe de estacion-. Venga usted aouf
a La sala de espera. Esta LENA de solda-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-08
Hdcid Ia line0 de fueQO
Una anecdota pintoresca.- La pulcritud alemana.-
Entrevlsta con el comandante en- jefe de uno de
los ejerctos mvasores.- La modestia el vaIor

-Aqu1 tiene usted ell pasaporte para
II Thielt. Hay un tren que sale de
Gante las cuatro de la manana: cam
biara usted en- Daynz, y llegara a Trielt
las ocho. Una vez ALI, pres6ntese en-
Ell Quartet general y yea al comandante
Won Cleve, del Estado Mayor. Ell lie ia
cllltara su excursion a las trincheras. Y
ahora. -, buena suerte ! me diio
anoche ell comandante jefe de la Inspec-
ci6n de etapas, instalada en- Ell Palacio
de Justicia.
I las cuatro de la malana voy dan
do tumbos en- un coche, maltrecho has
ia la estaci6n de San Pedro, que esta a
dos kilometres de mi hotel por Las ca
lies de Gante, alrlmbradas y desiertas.
La estaci6n hallase iluminada. Dos cen
tlnelas guardian la entrada. Hay otro
Junto a la taquilla, y otros en- las puer-
tas que conducen a los andenes. Pre-
sento mi pasaporte, y ell encargado del
despacho,- -vestido de uniforme como
todos los demas-me extiende un billie
tie, en- ell que Sc cOnsignan todas las cir
que en- ell pasaporte Sc deta-
liam. LIE entrego una moneda de cinco
frances, y comienza a decir cosas para
mi ininteligibles. Aflado nuevas none
das, pensando que los cinco frances son
insuficientes, y como su contrariedad pa
rece aumentarse, pongo mas y mas fran
cos sobre la taquilla, azorado, lleno de
Le hablo en- frances en-
ingles, vanamente AL final, nuestro vo-
cer1o incongruente atrae un captain
de lanceros.
-Sefor-le pregunto-, 5habla usted
frances ingl6s?
Que ocurre-mepregunta su vez
en- ell primero de los idiomas
Yea usted-le explico-; este es mi
pasaporte.
-Esta en- regla-declara despues de
haberlo examinado
-Pues el taquillero no me quiere dar
mi billete para Thielt, aunque Sc 10 pago
bien.
Afablemente, ell Official, desembozan-
dose de su capa girls, Sc acerca e inte-
rroga al encargado del despacho. Y
riendose me da la explicaci6n del Incl
dente Ell billete solo vale tres frances
y medic; pero no hay cambio para mis-
cinco frances. De manera que tengo
que zanzibar, y sere despachado sin diff
cultad.
% Para qu6?-le digo-. 70 dejo el
franco medic de la vuelta benefcio
de ese soldado, para que Sc 10 beba Q
para los heridos, para la Cruz Roja
i All! No, seflor De ninguna mane-
ra. Gamble usted La administration
alemana no puede cobrar sino ell precio
del billete-me replica.
-Pero jd6nde voy q zanzibar? va
We que aqu1 no hay mas que soldados
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

bes 8ier6auIes 0asIel6e an einen Std'
Iiener, uno sr tat gut boron, benn 10
6rau6te er ni9t bas S9idiuI stpeier
fdpeiseriT6er 2onosleute gu teilen,
oeren 2otale bonn pDbel in ieinem
0euti9enbdB oemoliert tpurben. SIN
@insangsiaal Der 8ierbalIe prangit
Elm @emGlbe, pel9es &0nig 9am'
brinus ouf einem 8ierfoB itBeno uno
elm @las I9Gumenben 8ieres f9pins
aenb bari ftellte. @ie bic @enueier
3eituns vGaffaro" beri4tet, bat nun
Der ieBiss neue patriOtii4e 9eiiBer ea
fir .beFer" sebaItsn, ben drmen
9ambrinus (peI9sn iuobl einige 8ds
Ite fir einen @ptt Der beutiben nSdrs
barren sebolten buben m0gen) bur3
elm seitgemGbes dnberes 9emdIbe gu
erIeBen, ipsl6es, Iout pGaffdro," aIs
len aenebm 1T. 9as neue 9emGloe
ftellt bic perIdieoenen Rssionen Sta'
liens bar, pelde feitIidb gepuBt ben
bonn 81 Iterreidiiden Sod befreiten
S6peiterzRegionen Srentino unb
Sitrien entsesenidreiten. glun ipirb
fi6erIi9 aud bos fhalite unb fauer'
fte Bier in ser 9ierballe ben SeIoen
number, Die aber INNER nod elm
@Ias Bier mad 8arburenart bem ita'
IieniIden @ein poraieben.-Ro4 Dem
Rriege pirb Der psrbonnts @abri'
nus aber fpobl ipicOer aus Der Ruinpels
tqmmer berunterseboIt perben, benn
oonn m66te Der Qnblid Der troB uIs
lem ni6t befreiten propin5en aud
ben S9pppsn beiten Miin9eners Dem
buritisiten itaIieniI9en 8iertrinter
iouer unb unseniebbar sri9sinen lnis
fen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
Snfanteriit SSflanmc.

9(us Meiin9en ipirb beri9tet:
rlleberlaHen Sud Snfanteriit pflaIs
me su aneebOtenen 8eOingun9en,"
nit bic fem Sslesramm ibres S9ipeis
ger @ertretsrs an einen Sbeaterasens
ten in 9lmerita poGlts Der 9rei>Moss
tens8erIag in Miin9en ben 8ertuuf
bes S9pantes rSnfanteriit pfluums-
nad ben @sreinisten Stuotsn tabeIu.
Die ensIifde Selegrammseniur Ders
lungte Suerif llsberisBung in Die eng
IiI9e Spra9e, nm Oann gona entiebt
gu ertIdren: nMilitGriI9e SeIesrdms
me" Ieten ntdt suIdIiig uno Der Sns
bait iei aubem i'm b09tsn 9rabe ber'
6G9tig. sic berIanste aud 9luftlds
runs, gu fpel9en 8ebinsunsen Der
Snfanteriit pflaume an gtmerita
iiberIafen iporben iei unb 70 ipeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
Der 0Hartiersrobvater.
(Gin 1sslbpoftbrief.)

@i9entli9 berbient unier Quar-
tieripirt ben SoIenamen ni6t, oenn
Der in ber Mitte Der fiinf5iger Sabre
Itebenbe Wonn 1T nod 10 riiitis, gee
Ibdftig, unb nur, neil feline Srau,
elm eisgroues, bersrGmtes MaiitterIsin,
unIere @robmutter setporben 1T, bat
er i6 nit feiner S6laubeit ben 8eis
namen @robpater beigelest, benn tas
Bat er in ben Inngen &riessmOnben
I6On seIpiirt, baB bns gtlter sinen
setpiiien S9ub uno cine gebii9renbe
9l6tuns fir iid in 9lnfpru9 nsbmen
barf. @r 1T unier 9ausberr. gIs
Better bes tlsinen, einltOdisen Sduss
6ens, Der S9eunen unb StGlle,
porin uniere pferbe iteben. laffen mir
ibn oIs nSausberr" eeltsn, ober bas
Serrenre9t but er nit benz Sag, aIs
i6m Iein bibiges temperament feline
Huge 8eIonnenbeit nabm unb er aufs
geregt uno untlogenb ipegen elmer
podeIisen S9eunentiire meine Sol<
cuien nit bem &pienamen "Go9ons"
beIebnts, on 6ieie ubgegeben.
Sie 3eit bat ibn eelebrt, ftille ail
Tein. Do9 tpns binter Der foben,
tIusen Stirn an quGIenSen GIeOans
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

9as Gltefe @pttes6aus in @ilna
1T bic rOmiI4statboIiI4e ct. Stas
nislaus &atbsbrole. Meitbin 1T
ibr bo9rngsnbsr 9lodenturm ii4ts
bar, befen unterer Sell nod aus
bem IA. Sobrbunbert itommen fol.
gln Der StelIs Der beutigen &ir9e
itonb bor bisIer 3eit elm benz Gi9t'
9ott pertuno, benz oberiten @ott
Der oltsn beibniI9en 2itausr unb
2etten, seipeibter Sempsl, Der unter
benz @robfiiritsn Wlabislap Sas
sieIlp, felt bem Sabre 1886 nod
&Dnis bon pOlen, au sinsm DRIFT.
Ii6en @pttesboufe umgelpanSelt
purbe. 9ie srisdifde SempeIforn,
in Der ii9 bic ct. Stnnislaussaas
tbsbrale beute bnrbietet, sebt auf
bas SoEr 1901 Suriid, in benz bic
Stride cine sriinbIide Grnsueruns
srfubr. SEEDS setpaltise Sdulen i'm
borii6en Stil biIben ben portitus,
beITen @iebslfsIb reid geIdmiidt 1T.
lleber Der bilbIi9en 9ariteaung Der
Opferung TOnbs erbIidt man bic
Statuen Der beiligen Selena nit
bem areu5, bes beiIisen Staniss
laus unb bes beiIisen 8afimir. Gu4
i'm Snnern birgt bic Stride reidsn
S9mud unb ipertpolIe &ir9snf4dts
se, ben Iilbernen, etpa 1900 ailos
9ramm f9peren Sarg bes beiligen
Roiimir unb tOitbore fiIberne Stas
tuen ppIniT6er SDntse unb R6nts
otnnen. 9luf benz &atbebraIpIab
Bat felt bsm Sabre 1903 Elm grons
aeItanbbilb Der &aiferin 8otborina
il. bpn 9lntotoIitii 9fufiteGIung ges
funben, unb in Der NGbe 1T au9
einem Der bebeutenbfen riiffif4er
0idter, 2llernnber SerseietpitT9
9uItin, elm SentmoT erri4tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
RHffIfete seIbftbeheHntniHe.

Die Mostauer nRuBtoie Sloipo"
ber6ffentIi4t an eriter Stelle einen
9lrtitsI ibres Observation-Disclosures
am Snieitr, Sergsi MamOntop, Der
NIT naiper 8ruta!itdt bon ben beuts
Iden &riessgefaneenen pIouoert unb
nsbsnbsi ersdblt: YaIIe 9eutihen, bic
i9 an biefem Sage geieben, Iaben
peripabrIoit unb bis gum Guberiten
9rabs ssquGlt aus. llniere Sbriss
felt nimmt ibnm gu aIlernG3it ibre
SsIms unb srieBt bieie bur9 allen
m6gIiden 8Opfpus, iOsor Sur& 3ps
timber unb Somenbiite." - $40 mos
gen ipObl auf benz Rriessf9aup!aB
3blinbsr unb 9amenbiite bertummenG
@ermutIi9 aus sepIiinberten adoen
geitoblen unb mitgeIbleppt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

Ten a,briliet ipirb, bas rebeH bic aus
gen, bieIs tlusen. f4par5en, fteden'
ben unb man9mal bOIen 9lugeu. Gin
unbeimIi6es 5euer fIammt baraus;
man iiebt, tpie er iinnt unb ii9 in
@ebanten quilt. @r baBt uns unb
ben 3rieg. @r TiBt cbIeits. Die
Miibs ffefs auf benz &Opf. Der grobe
S6irm perbirgt bic 8rutitdtte bes
bDisn Sinnens unb Sradtens. Die
buI6igeR 2lusenbrauen, bic BIB gu
3tpsi tiefen, fentre9ten SaIten an Der
geaIenlpuraeI rei9en. bic f4orfe, foit
tantige HaIe, bns ma9ere @eiidt unb
Der feit auiammengepreBte Munr init
benz i9parSen biinnen S9nurrbart
ee6en elm Bib, ons biel @nergie ber<
rat.
Ulr. g.. gilt oIs rei9. Sn pas
ris bat sr iid feinen 9tei9tum ers
pprbsn unb iein 3apitaI in 8iefen
unb 3uderriibenfsIbsr nngelest. Der
Iebte Ssrbitertrag sing berIoren, elm
beurissr 1T ni9t au eriparten. 9ie
3inIen bleiben aus, bic Utieter finb
pa9ts unb 9ausSins fduIbig. @r
re6net unb re9net = unb INNER
ipiebsr iinb es 3abIen, bic er fd0n
ge5iert malt, pGbrenb fein Bid
traumperloren in bic Deite irrt. Sn
ben Isbten MOnoten 1T er fart se>
srout. @r pirb INNER rubelpfsr.
gie bon einem bOIen 9eiit setriebsn,
ibIeidt er bur9 SOf, Sous unb
9arten. Sein @eIsn ipirb tGgIi9
Ideuer, bic b6ien @ugen meiben elm
ebrIi9es @eIi9t. Der Seufel @eiS
bat ibn in ieinsm 8ann pnb arbeitet
an ieiner 3eritSruns. 9ie S6eunen
iteben Ieer, MGufe unb Rattsn trsiben
ibr Spiel, cine biirftise Sub bat
man ibm selnIIen, unb fir feinsn
lebten S9immsI bat ibm bic &rtiIIes
rie Elm labmes Sier sinssIteIIt. Sbm
bIisb ni9ts als elm oniebnIi9ss SGufs
Iein Requiiitionsfdeine, feline S9lafs
itube unb feline &ii9e. SeIbf @runb
unb 8oben ee6t bsrloren, unb biz
bur9 bic S9iibens unb 2aufsrGben
burdpiibIten SeIber unb Mdlber mus