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Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Ship With Women
Peace Delegates
is Given Release

LONDON. April Ran admiralty order
issued today released the steamers Moor
dam, whereupon the vessel proceeded on
It's way TO Rotterdam.
The Noor1am has on board the Ameri-
can women delegates 10 the international
Womens Peace congress at The Hague.
II left New York April 10. but was held
up In English waters on account Of the
embargo OF the British government on
traffic IN the North Sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
U. S. STEEL AGAIN PASSES
DIVIDEND ON COMMON STOCK

NEW YORK. April H.-The United
States Steel corporation today declared it's
regular quarterly dividend OF IN per cent
on the preferred stock. As in the case Of
the previous quarter no action was taken
on the common stock dividend Tho total
earnings OF the corporation for the drst
quarter Of 1916 were si2. 457, ,SO9 the net In
come for the quarter was So 6s4 .57S; the de-
ficit for the quarter q. 1885, s61.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Steamship Centric
is Sunk in Baltic
Off Aland Islands

STOCKHOLM. April H.-Cvia Iondon)-
The steamer Centric on its way from
Stockholm 70 Helsingbork. Sweden. has
been sunk by 4 mine off the Aland
Islands. The members OF the vessels
crew were saved
The steamer Centric was Of go tone net
and go feet long. II was built at Port
Glasgow in 1903 II left Savannah March
for Kirkwall. where Il arrived March
q. sailing subsequently 10 Gothenburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Russians Begin
Another Strong
Offensive Move

GENEVA, Switzerland CVia Paris).
April T.-The Russians have begun an
other strong offensive movement around
the heights OF UEsok pass. in the Car
pathian mountains according TO a tele-
gram received by the Tribune OF Geneva.
The Austro-German casualties there in
the last two days, the dispatch says. num-
Der 5000 mep
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Franks Plea for Life.

Franks Plea for Life.
THE .unwillingness until now OF
Leo NJ. Frank. under sentence OF
death in Georgia for murder, to ask
for anything less than scQulttsl hAr-
monies with his unfailing plea of in
noeence. A man falsely condemned
naturally seeks liberty and vindica-
ton. In his case. however, the is-
sue has at last become one OF life or
death, and II. as thousands believe,
he is the victim of remarkable com
bination of circumstances, his de-
cision 10 ask for a eommutation a.
sentence is practically the only
course left to him.
''The plea should have weight with
many people who are not yet pro-
pared to hold Frank guiItless. II
may be granted IN fact by the Pardon
Commission and the governor with
Anyone still desiring to sign T
circulate one may apply for blank
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Grimsby Trawler
Recolo is Blown Up

LONDON. April G-Ths Grimsby
trawler RecoIo has been blown up in the
North Sen. Seven survivors, some Of them
terribly mutilated, were picked up out OF
a crew Of nine, The engineer went. down,
with the ship. One n the injured men
died. Opinion differs whether the Recolo
was destroyed by mine or a torpedo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Landing Of Troops on Peninsula
Continues and Russian Fleet
is BOmbarding the Bos-
phorus Forts.
RATTLE IN FLANDERS RAGING
Belgian Report Tells Of Repulse Of
Three German Attacks South
of Dixmude.
GERMANS ADVANCING IN FRANCE
The Days War NeuOs

RUSH IN FLANDERS has
halted, at least for che moment.
OfficIaI communications from the
German, French, British and B-I-
Riuu war departments today
bring out this point although II II
not clear whether the allies have
accomplished anything OF Inn
portance further than 60 check the
advance of their opponents.
ITALIAN AMBAssADORS az BerIin,
vienna and London have been
summoned home for conference
with the Italian foreign mtnister.
UNOFFICIAL GENEVA dispatchev
say the Russians have beEun an
other attRck on the Austrinns In
the Uzsok reRlOa. Austrinn and
German casualties Ia the last two
days are estimated at 10000.
THE BELGIAN ARMY, once more In
the midst OF n furious strueRIe, ia
reported 90 have repuIsed three
successive attacks Of the Germans
south of Dixmude In the great bat
tle now under way IN Flanders.
Announcement ~ made that the
town OF LfEerne, a storm center In
the battle, has been REain taken
from the Germans.
LONDON u sPECULATING whether
the fierce German attack marks
an attempt 10 force way to the
English chRnneI or is In reality
feint preparatory 60 HtrilinE n
blow at some other point ON the
0OO-mile front.
1T Is ASSUMED thnt land fight ting
is I'm prOgress IN connection VITA
the new attempt of the allies 60
Gain the Dardanesles and Com
stantinople. Nothing is known of
the score of details of these opera
tions beyond the official british
announcement that an army was
betne landed ON oasIipsii penan-
sula.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
9 Franks Appeal is Based on
Something More Than Doubt
of the Justice of the Verdict"
---New York World.
-New York World.

Let otherwise sympathetic permit his hardened
by the suggestion that the courts decisions leave ground for
appeal for executive cemenOy for Leo Frank
World says about it,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Why Farming
Pays

Because you are always sure
Of employment and free from
the stress and competition that
accompanies city life.
A little garden, a couple
of COWS and a few chickens
provide a living that is
wholesome and pleasant.
The produce grown and
sold is the result of the
farmers own labor, and he
has wronged no man in
getting his price for it.
If farming appeals to you,
turn to the Want Ad Section
of today's Bee, glance over the
farms for sale and'you will be
in a fair way 10 realize your
desire.
Teleuhone TYLER 1lO0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
neports from statlona at z p. ii.

lLdlcatee traces OF precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH. Local ForecaSter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
BULLETIN.


LONDON. April 27.-An, official
from the war depart
ment at Constantinople today says
that the enemy attempted to land
troops at four points at the Dar-
danelles.
The statement adds that the troops
which landed at Tekeburun we're
forced back and that Turkish at
tacks at all points we're progressing.
LONDON. April s7.-The English
public, hoping that the most violent
phase Of the German offensive along
the User canal has been witnessed,
is turning it's attention again to the
Dardanelles. where the landing OF
troops is still under way. Russia is
lending earnest cooperation by bonn.
harding the forts of the Bosphorus,
where Turkish battleship is re-
ported to have made only feeble
reply.
No attempt is made here to mini
mize the Importance of the German
operations in Flanders, which have
been declared TO be at least an ample
revenge. for the British victory last
month at Neuve Chapelle. The Bel
CONTINUED on Page Two. Column Two3
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
nuLLmTTN.

PARIS, April 27y-@French troops
have occupied the Turkish fortress
on the Asiatic side Of the entrance
TO the Dardanelles.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
The Weather

TenperAture AZ o"ahn Ye.ter'~-.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28

Continued on Page Two. Column Four.J
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28

remperature and precipItation 'depaT-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28

Anyone still desiring sign The Bees petition
circulate may apply for blanks office.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28

Wanta swap something for
something else more useful
to youf Use the Swappers'
c olu m n of The Bee.
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CONTINUED on Page Two. Column TTo)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09

aram mel6, 9d6nr. (. b. e., A. CIR. 81,
~, Stomp, nerip.; Ooh. Mist Not, on.
glr, 10, 10. Stomp, BERN 3alob Mobrs
ito. ~, 4 b. glei., 5N, Ar. OF, tot; 6ers
mdun M0bler, 6ptm, Edjlp. 90. Wr. ~,
@dit. 2, BERN; exit Sar6denfur, 81. l.
b. @ef., B98. 0r. 10, 1. stomp. beup /;
81. aubolf Sfnberi, ST. l. b. Mef, 9M.
VIZ o., Is. Stomp, Hnbmen, Dur,
@dliDn5, 1883, BERN; Baul Sdmiicr,
abi. t. b. mef., SW. Nr. 40, 2. Marifs
ionp., berip. Ndrt Shluars 81, SN.
Ar. 81, 10. Stomp, beflu 0ublnig Ssbs
largf. Gbli,, Sgi. Gr. 81, 3. Stomp, bers
lunnDct; wlidaeI cid, 81. !. b. 9ei.. 9gl.
Nr. Ga, II. Stomp, betiu. 81. Gripin
imbrlglr, 81. t. b. Net, 99l. ar. 40, q.
W}ari6tomp., BERN; Mubert Gledltn.
epim., SN. Nr. o., ~ Stomp, Dob
men, Neidenber1. 1879, tot; Gabriel
8reiberr BON Solbmoiin. Rd6nr. b..
Mei., 6N. gr. 10. 3. @si., l%lngdrn, tot;
aleranoer Gtern, VI. I. b. gei, SM. glr.
81. is. Stamp, berip.; eugeu 5bpnieipss
Il Sitter bon C6ronacs. fblt.. SM. g2r.
81, 10. Stomp, BERN. @e8a SSab, ,gt.,
SN. Nr. 10, 10. gomp.. BERN. alerans
Ser Srbr. BON S3ege6isgnfh. ST., SN.
gfr. II, 8. gsf., berip.; 8er6inauO Ssis
benliBt. Sptm., S@. Nr. 81, BERN; aais
min S5oioldb, Sptm.. fu. P6g8. SIR.
BERN; 8oltan SBombdtt. st., S8 gr.
10, II. Stomp, ~llugarul Wa5, 8asbur,
tot; 4nil S8ibcr, Sblt., 6@ SIR. If, q.
gSf., beriu.; Or. Serapbiu Erif, 81. /.
B. Mei., SR. SIR. 81, BERN. Gencs Curt
Ght. l. b, 9lcf., S9t. glr. 10. is. Stomp,
tot; @uitab lilet, Sptm. SdiD. 90. gr.
t2, gntt. I, bertp. Sobaun Urban, opt,
3gf Rr. 81, DertU.; OF. Sulius @eib,
aiiglrst S9f. Nr. If, Glib. berip.; Riis
bolt @elia. Gblt., SR. gr. Ct, BERN. ;
Sriebri6 &bsioc5il, cblt.. S@. 9r. 81,
10. aomp., berip.; alois 3dpeed, SbIt.,
3N. ST. 10, T.. aonip., tot; 98ilbelm 2ds
TOM, SCOT. I. 3. Rei. 99l. 4r. go, 3.
Comp BERN; gruin 8il. st., SG. gr.
81, berip.
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aisim gabapef. 1890, bfriu.; Gmmeridl
Geemann, 81. / b Mci.. a@ w. o.. II.
Apmp, llngdrn, Hei PiliS colt Ai6ilu,
W~ubapeit, periu 1oicf Sanbor, Bdbur,,
1Ui. Nr. Gs, ii. Stomp, linaarn, gseits
Yiliss SolteNisitm, Wnbapeli, bcriu Ranl
@ebeitben, Not. 1R Rr. G8. 8. Gomp,
lllgarn, Rette9 lli5r Eoltsaigim, Wubaf
PET, berlD gabi5inn5 ENilngbt. 6dbnf.
l. b. 9ic., 98i. 8r. %, 10. stomp. llnaarn,
Sal Ndguim z 3oInob GiiniBalla5. pffs
pumbcti 3il. S5itd, Sitgt, Z h. 9itets
Baony 800, llnaarn lot, @ilmos 15ais
eripalo, 3ptm., !, II. GJJl. Rr. 10, lns
gdrr, BERN Wela S5oinp Wlir., I Il.
Q9N. gr. 10. Tot; Bella S8mooies, Ebli,
I. u. S,Sdi. Ar. 10, bcriU emit Sgtnlurss
nb, a., I Il. 3,3yi. sc. 80, o. Stomp, tot;
9ibamer gatnH, Chit, Z. II. qIf vi. 80.
~. Stomp, BERN ; @ugcn 10th, git9t.. I.
II. SftGtBdun. fs0. llnpdru, perm. abdls
bert Sbur8o, 81, S9. gr. 6s, 10. Stomp,
Yngdru, 3oroHtal, NoaBiiiiuba, berip.;
2tioip. Ehnr3p, Ct SR gr. 68. Il Qpmp,
llugnrn, @ucs 9e6roa Titcl, 1901, BERN.
GieQfrieb llbrbesii, Sblt., l9i. ytr. 30,
10. aomp, %llu0nrn, RoBonb, 1850. btrp
gmmerih @aai, Chit, ,S9i. gr. Gs, o.
@osnien. Saraicbo. 1891, berlp.
gliiolauS @eeief 8dbur, 9gi. gr. 80, IL.
tot. @tmld @crmcs, st., I. It.
2S@. gr. 30. 2. Gomp., berip ; Hrans
st. l. B.. Nei., SM gdr. -. a.
Nomp %lluaarn, 9eit Bills Colt aislun.
Siunnf6lobar, 1885, BERN; Wlorib BON
@eberrL 6ptm. SCR. ar. 80, n. 9omp.,
Steicrmari. 8ei4 tot; emanuel 9aiiref,
SG. gir, 50. @8tsSt6., Ingarn,
aomarom, lliBdnb, 1862, BERN.
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SunSbmd 1888. ioi; Carl ediabia,
81. T. B. 9leis 5M. 0r, z, 3. NOmp /.
irirgkgff 6nuih Sdippinger, Abt. 4 B.
0lef, 1M. 9ir. 4. III. Stomp, perfu /,
@mil &hunbl, ST l. b. 0lef, 9M Wr 81,
Aomp., not; Jaiob Shreiner. Cblt,
l. Z y3N Nr 90 M@A. Z, berip. 6ans
eduu, Bhhnr. l. B. Mei, T. :, N5N. Rr,
20, .. Nomp. BERN; 60ng GdHUdrA 81.
l. ). Nei., /. T. Q5H. 81. 26, 8. Qomp. !,
pctlp glilau GehedD. e. l. b. Mef,
B19 VI, ~. 3. stomp, berip, Ctbmar
Seibl, 9pim.. SM. gr. on, f6. 0omp.
lot; 5oief Gene, Eblt.. AW. Nr. o. 8.
Soup perp.; BrunB @emih abt. l. b.
Weig J. T. HJN. VT. 30, 5. Nomp, bers
luiinoeti paH5 Ziegel, ~. /. D. 0iei., S8.
VT. 4 /. stomp, tot; Nioolf Soiuood.
st. |. B. @ei. SM. 9r. Z, 10. Qomp. i,
BERN. lam @eim F; Nidaro Stib, abt.
t. b. @ci., T. T. a5a. gr. 30. 10. domp.
Tot; 8aIter 1ertih, &ptm, 5@. gr. %,
~ a0mp., BERN; 8ran5 Ebommei,
8dbnr, h. B.. 0tef., 899. Rr. ~ 4.
Stomp, Rie0er6iterrrih, @ien, 1890,
berip @tlbelm 8aleHtn. optm5 SNh
gr. on, 3. Stomp, tot; emil 8ooopine,
6blt, T. T. QSN. 9r. PC, 8. Stomp, 6ers
punoet; 0ldr goariu, abt l. 3. 9iei.,
T. l. gSR. 0r. 20, 0. Stomp, bcrtp.
@iharb 8olpi, Cbtfa l. g. eSR. g}r. 20,
Ngiss 10. BERN 6rau3 8aiiiau, vt. l.
3. &ei., 3N. Rr. Z, is. Stomp. BERN.
Qnton 8eieer, aht. l. b.. @ei.. sJN glr.
Z, O.. aomp., ucrip @uitdp 8ilb, Gblt.,
5N. VII. Z, 4. Stomp. tGtrmihuB) Bit
Tor &inilcr, 81. /. b. 3lci, S91. gir. 4,
A. Stomp tot; @rnit 8itdmpas. AOt. l..
B. 8iei., S6. Rr. Z, is. Stomp, berip.
SobaHu Braiidio. q. I. 5. Nei., S8.
Gr. Z, IA. domp berip. erpiu gSbbnas
net, 6ptm. SN. SIR. 81, 2. Stomp, tot;
MuOoIf 8duier. 6ptm, l. I. 23gl. Er.
28. 8. Stomp, beriu.; duliun 8boronsii,
Sptm. S8. Rr. 7, If. Stomp. BERN.
o. giitor 3enier. ". {. !. @ei., S9f. gir.
07, 8. Stomp. bcrlp.; Clio 3critih, abt.
|. b AeI., S9l. Sir. 7, o. Stomp. BERN ;
grnit 8lpane. CbIta t.lt SS9i. Rr 26,
giQtss Stb., perm.
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0Hafrst. aM Sit. H. @alSlen, aefauaen;
Aarl @huaf5fr, Gblt, I. I. 9JN. gf 3,
~. Stomp @0bmet, Nilien. 1fenonims
ia, BERN Aarl Smiperinrr. Bdbur. L b.
gleft 3gi. gr. AZ, (. Stomp, perrin; 99n.
@8eielb, 8abnr., 91t. Rr. As, O. Nomp,
uignrn, S0prom Weme5labanh, 1881,
BERN. Naiiniir 9nrfoiusii. 8dbnf. t. b.
3ei, Oh. 9r. n, I. aomp., @alisien,
9robobpe, 1885,, %gcfangcn; 8ran3 Fomas
fet, mir, 9M. Sri. i8, Sidb, tot; qulius
gontpa, abt. T. b, Mef, SR vi. ~, T.
aomp, berlD.; 90baHu Biedri, SLOT. l. b.
Oiei.. 58t. SIR. ~, 3. &omp., BERN; Cubs
luig Wibor, Bdhur. l. b DEF, 39i Mr. ~,
Z Aornp., berip.; Sliliu5 8utnpac, Ct,
Jyi. 9lt. ~, z. Aomp, berip SobaHn
Sbiufil. 81 l. B.. 9iei., S8l. Nr. n, ~.
aomb., 8obmeu, aoltn, @rbedu, 1884,
berip.; 9oicf @eiQersoorfer, Qbt. |. B.
Wei., R3g. 9r 10, 3. domb., Rieber6iiers
reid. Bten. Tot; Sobann 8%einbulb, ct,
S9f. Yr n, T. gomp., Ghlfiien, Crops
pan, 1891, BERN; 8r. Samuel BeiB,
Not. l. b. Rci, SH Rr. ~, s. Stomp,
llua1ru, E3aboIcs, G%biregbbaBa, tot; glts
thur @et3mnnu 81. l. b. Mef., S0h Nr. 05,
IA. aomp.. berip. 2u6tpig @elibil. st. I.
b. 9iei., 8aA. 9r. 10, Bait. 8, llnedrn,
Rograo, @aes, 1891, tot; Grans @ibiral,
6ptm, 3R. 8r. n, 4. aomps Madhreu
8naim, 8dttib, 1877, aefanaen; ebudr0
Biniarsti. 0blty 500. gr. II, /. aomp..
@ali8ien, 8r3cmbSlanD 1886, BERN. I'D.
8olfer5oorfer, 6Dtn1, Neit drt2ib. gr.
10, BAIT. 2. bcrp.; Maar @oleb, Eblt.,
9ieit. 9lrtDib. Rr. 10, Bait 2, BERN. @iis
itab 8olmam, 81. /. b. 9lel, S8 gr. n,
2. Stomp, 1883. geiangeu.
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e., 9M gr o. bcriu.; g. GoInar, 6dbns
rid I. b. 0lei, On Nr 20. #. Aonp,
berp; 6rau Bqpliial, e. agL Wr. ~,
s. Nomp, BERN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

limb psnn feline @rets au9 mol tpies
Der polterte unb 3antte. er piirbe nibt
binb0ren, unb lpenn iie fein Gnbs
finben tonnte, bonn nnbm er iie eins
fad in bic 9lrme unb la9te iie tii9<
tis aus, bis ie eben mitsinitimmen
iuiirbe. llub bic 4inbsr, bic befam
er aud i4on tpieber auredt, ba batt.
er teine 9nnge me6r. Wenn nur Der
9errsptt elm GinIeben bGtte unb ben
&rieg bulb beenben ipiirbe.
llnb tpenn er bonn auf Der Seims
fabrt fein ipiirbe, ipenn feline 2isbeu
ibm entgegeneilten. tptnn....
0a 5erriffen alarmihiifie, bic go,
iten Dor ibm abeefeuert battsn, bic
&uft. 2ebmonn rib iein 9sipebr an
hie 9ade, fpannte ben Snbn. Seine
glugen ipdbten in bas @spirbel Der
5ioden, faben fprinseube 9eItoIten
auf ii9 einbrinsen. Gin Seuern bii.
ben unb briiben, Elm perapeifeltes
&Gmpfen. Monn sessr Monn. @ebr.
mann 6rib 2ebmann fieI Iautlos in
ben S9nee. Wenn. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

= Ser Gr5gruutige. o.:
r@drum biit 9u benn beutc gor 10
srnutio2"
o.: n@eil ia MIR finO', iiber bas
i9 mid 9iften f0nnt'!"
= Gin Renfdenfreunb. ..
Serr: ,Morum Iiegen sic 6enn auf
ben S9isnsn."
Selbitmprblanbioot: sa9, mein
Serr. i9 bin lebsnsmiioe, id parts
bier ouf einen 3uG um mid iiberfabs
ren su laiien."
Serr: Primer aerl, tommen sic,
i9 iperoe Sbnen beIfen; auf oieiem
9eleiie tommen borIGufig feline 3iis
ge. aber i'd iperbe Sbnen eins ssisen,
mo ole flint Winuten Elm 3us pers
tebrt."
- @rtIGrIi9. -Tsr Brief.
ben id sben mad Der qoit brinsen
Ipllte, mar gu fhtuer."
,aein Dunoer. Der gbef batte
ia aud barin einen 9ampfbammsr
ron 10000 gfuno.
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itnSu1risotabeit.

llnseniigfomteit unb llnsufriebsns
belt, bieTss slenoe @ef9piIterpaor,
oeren 8crbinouns Der Rsib feline
gntItehung berbantt, iinb bic .Stifs
terinnen sruBen llnbeils ouf Der
Nelt. Sic bilben bic urIa5e Der
meiiten bdusIihen 3piitisteitsn, nie
ou9 fait aIIer ileinen unb groben
&rieee, bon benen bic Boiler sers
fIeii4t ipOrben iinb. 3ufriebsnbeit
basesen 1T Der SO1nenf9ein Der
Seele; lie burdleu9tet bic buntlen
Stunben bes Daieins. Sic iibers
Siebt bic beIdeibenIten @srbGItniFe
nit einem solben i6immernben
.Sau4. Der einen freunbIideren, ons
Siebenoeren Ginflub auf infer Sc
nit ousiibt. nls Der prablerii9 funs
telnbe 9inmnntensIau5 bes Reids
tums. sic fpirb i'm 8unbe nit Der
Geniisfamteit cine Quelle Der Jreus
be unb bes Woblftanbes.
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9iu ubeImiIler: 30 lieIt mer
immer, Die SrunSoien gebeerten our
Iateiniihen RuFe".
8reebenborn: ~Ha ia, cas-
pat bod uo9 feline Ridtisteet."
gtuoefmilIer: nS neel Waeis
ner Meenung mad mid. No9 ibren
S9Ia9tenberi1tsn re6ne i'd fe iebt
our jdgerlateinii9tnl"
8reeoenborn: .llff bic 9trt
8aTte reht! @ie ner eben alles
uffobt. Dd is es eesentli9 oo6 mid
riht's. bab mer unTern 6sIbgruusn
6unOfaub I9tdt."
Hubelmtller: p ?"
8ree6enbOrn: rRo, Die Ioll'n
6u6 bie GnslGnSsr. 6ran5oien unb
RuFen MID nit SonOi9ub'n onFdIs
FEM"
gtubelmiIler: ~9a buIt Du
tpiober re9t!"
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= Stubentif9sr Sermis
mus te9nicus. 9riegsfreirilz
Tiger Stubent (5u atnbemiI9en Mit>
tdmpfern): rSommilitonen. ma4t
eud bereit. sIeid miro bic S4la9t
iteisen!"
= profaif9. Solbat (ber
eineu 2iebesbrief bon feiner 8ruut
erbdlt, enttduI6D: n9tdt Seiten =.
@eIdriebenes! 2ieber mar mir me
a6tel Settle Sped!"
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Die Runlt des CrOftens.

9luf Die i9peren priifunsen
8eaug nebmenb. ipelden aur 3eit bic
oeuti6en 5rouen 4lnO Miitter unters
porfen iinb, iAreibt cine beutide
Srau:
gs 1T elm eisenes @efiibl, einem
Menf9en entgegensutreten, ben elm
8erluit an lieben 9lnsebDrisen inz
folge Des &rieges getroffen Bat. Der
ba gar peiB. Oob ibn Der &ries in
slei9er @eiie ni9t treffen tann, ben
iibertommt in iol9en 9tugenbliden
pobl cine 9trt S9am, uno bic Satz
fade oss groBen Spfers, oas Dem
anoeren auferlest tpuroe, erI9eint
ibm 10 bod unb beilig, bab er ii9
taum setraut, nit einem @urte
baron gu riibren. Solde feline &iids
ii9t 1T nun = mir biirfen ftols bars
auf fein! - oft ni6t Donn6ten, neil
Die 8etroffenen farte SeeIen finb
unb sefaBt benz llnobGn6erli6en ins
9tuge feben. 9tbsr anbere miiKen
AUDI tpieOer erit bem 2eben 5uriidges
ponnen iperosn unb ibnen sessniiber
lit bic srDbte 3artbeit angebradt.
Mit ben IanblGufisen ssOrmeIn
pie: &Opf bod! ober: Die 3eit
beilt ale Dunben! bleibe man nur
Su Snufs. sic fpsrben b09itens als
2iebloiieteit empfunosn uno iteisern
10 bas Ginfamteitssefiibl bes Sraus
ernoen. Damn 1T es i9on befer:
gtiht tr0iten! Sn Der 2lnnobme,
man tonne eiuen WenI9en, Der 10
ibper i'm Snneriten psrlpun6st lit,
iiberboupt tr0Iten, liegt pom6gli9
fhon cine berlebenoe QnmaBung. 3uz
benz bat serabe Der 0eutfbe ettpas
St0rriIdb Stolaes in ieinem
S6merS, bas jebe 9lnnGberung nod
srfdnert. Gr min ieIbit fertig ipsrs
ben Ino in &ube geluHen fein. @r
1T itumm in leinem S9mer5 uno
Jpn gum Spreden au brinsen, berz
langt MeiiterI9aft menfdentunbigen
Sr0itens. Wer iie beIiBt. fann pisl
9utes f0rbern, 6enn 6as Spre9en
Ihafft bielen @rIei9terung. @ana
febl sehen iibereifrise Meniden beiz
Oerlei @ef9le9ts, Die barauf ous
iinb, tbre @utber5igteit on ben Wann
gu bringen.
3unG9It miiFen mir ben Eeftig
Deinenben tpie ben tonlos 2eioenben
ii9 felbit iiberlaiisn un6 bon ferne
iteben. Gs tpmmt f9on bic Strns
De. no ser SdmsrsOerlorene iib ipie@
Der Dem Srbii9en 5ltebrt. 90 lange
gilt es geOulbis su iparten. Der
Starfe empfinbet es als 5ubrin9li9,
iuenn man it9 ua3u iebr Inn ibn bes
fiimmert. Bon benz grlittensn fprez
den lit natiirli9 oas @srtsbrtsIte.
Wenn man ipreden min, bunn bers
iu9e man, bic gtufmerfiomtsit auf
6ns 2eiben zines onoeren ooer 6os
Der 9eiamtbeit binSulsnten. Der
ipirtfamite Srof, BEL iebem llngIiid,
in iebem 2eioen. lit, binSuIebeu auf
bic onberen. bic nod unsIiidli6er
itno als mir: unb bies fam ieoer."
90 i9rieb einit 9lrtur S9openbauer.
yfeben oieIem Mittel persefe mon
nber oas ipi9tisers ni9t: ben Srau=
ernoen lsiie uno unmertIi9 pisber ei=
ner rsselmdbigen 8ei9Gftisung Sus
5ufiibren. Der llntGtise neist INNER
5ur Sdpermut. 0ueeeen finost ii9
Der SGtige baIb ipisber in Der @slt
3ure4t, Die ibh bcr turSem obne ben
geliebten Soten ned 10 Ieer llnb uns
ertrddlico bortdm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

- Gin nobIer Gbef. Gbsf
Geierlid): nSis iipb beute fiinfunos
span5ig Sabre in meiusn 0ieniten,
6err Meier! Sd iiberrei9s Sbnen
3iermit als 3eiden meiner anerten'
nuns OieIes Siitdeu 3isarren unb
6offe, bdb es elm GnipOru fiir al,
lein miro, oud in ben nG6Iten fiinfs
uno5pansis Sobrcn Sbre gang,
&raft einSuieben, um Tih meine Gus
friebenbsit gu errinssn."
@ntfpre4enb. 3igarrens
bdnbler: nSollen Ole 2iebesgobsn,
3isarren Iei6t Ooer Fbper feina"
&dufer: rSdper. m6sti9it f9tper!
Sbr @mpfGuser 1T ia 9ononier BEL
einem 42s3entimeterz z8rummer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

= 8ere9tist. SrGulsin:
aber ipie t0nnen sic mid tiiFen,
sic iino bod ni9t Der Sffiaier. ben
i9 bier eripurtete2
SoIbat: So. i4 bin bod Offi5isrs
ftellpertreter!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

= Der bIaue Montag.
Sremoer: sd babe ben See bort
nod ME 10 blou ssIeben."
GinbetmiI9er Sonoperter: r9onn
paren guer @nuben seipib nod niht
om Woutos bier!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

8eim @bf9ie6. 8ausr
gum Sobn. Der eingesogen iperbsn
IpGD: limb no ipas, 9ua = bal's
nit 81 Gngldnber Srieoen mu9es
ten = 90 tuaIt mir auf loan San
init - boit' mi Derfanb'ne!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

3ufpru9. Ri6ter <aur
3eusiD: nQllIo nun Sbr Utter.
TrGulein: 8ebenien sic, tpie pers
i6pinbeno nieoris basIeIbs auf jeoen
SOIL sseen bas bes MetBuiulem III" !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

gntriiituns. rWas, toa
&ulbsburn sibt's nimmer, 2eni2
&ruSitiirten. taum OaB 70 a &alb q
paar Sogen bat, fans fdo s'sfeH
oa."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

9osbafte auffaifung.
Serr (auf bem 9abnfeis): nS4neu
nod N @Ias Bier, SeIlner, ebsn
lGuft Der 3us etn!"
aellnsr: .9lbo, bic Grau @smohlin
fommt ipobl BON Der Rsiie aurlids-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

@eoantenlos. Dame Tin
Elm 8ureau treienO, gum @beD: sd
6itte, Serru S9mibt fir beute gu
sutI9uloisen. 3 lit bei itm elm 9us
berl ungetommen."
gbef (uufblideno): pglb, sratua
liere sic iinb pobI bic 5rdu
S1mihtG~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

= gaiD. 9adfiftb: .0rillinss
du boben, Oente i9 mir reissib! Rds
tiirlidj nidt ole npnseeiner Sorte,
balb &uuben anb baIb Rdo4en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15
Ser fii6lt iid nun nidt mebr bs.
orGngt. q
Deil @aIbmuHn ole Sliegen fdngt!
Den WufIen.

Gin eisfreier Safen lit euer 3iel.
Drum Iebet ibr dlIes eeiungt nilfs Spiel.
Sett, ba es nidbt ionberlid I'M clId,
ite5t,
Eu6 man6es auorr nit @rlmSeis eebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

Infer Sobn bot sefern sefebm Oab 6ets in ber Ra
9u muB bod bielbn @rmeetorps eDrn pie men Uonn
Der idreb mir beue uh bon bort!