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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
RDrb Scrautpn.

: Cigar 6. Ssulins unb SrauIeir
Wiarg 6. Wfsars nnrOen am Srsitap
ourd Pator Is. 3. SeuIins nls Elm
@bspaar einSeissuet.
- @dhrsuo sr ON 5rsitne Moraen
tn Der StOrr's NO. 8 3e9s on Der
arbeit mar. mnroe Der Beremann
au9uit Soljnanu, &c Sabre oft unb
on Bulb StraBe mobnbuft. pon sinem
Osdenfutl ssfrOffsu unO set6Otst.
Der 80 Sabre alts SoIepb Yin.
gelitis uon 9tup Gus Npeuue, melher
uor jebu 2a9en In Dem Barrier S9ad)t
uOn einem Barren iiberfnhrsn muroe,
Doauf ibm oas redte Bein amputirt
wsroen muBte. 1T ben 5olsen Der Der,
lssung am Disnitas i'm Staat Soipi,
tal erlesen.
- als Der II Sabre alte Serome
9igeins uon gD1omius Susnus am
Sonntag Siahmittas gu DlafelD auf
ieinsm Sabrrao babinraoslts, Wuroe er
pon elmer Rutide 9etrOHsn, bersn 9fd
Der ibm ben nnterleib ilberfubren uno
innerlihe 8srlssunssn 3nfiisten, bic
I'M Staat 9Oipitul als Seidbrli9 be.
Beidust wurOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
Sur geiaaiaen Seadltuaa.

Den tpertbsn 9eisrn bss Scranton
Bodsnblatt biermit 3ur 8snutniB,
oab PER- 9arl DOlff bic auf psiterss
als Solicitor oss abonnsmsntsss ssslbes
fnnsiren unO in udditsr 3sit ben Ye.
fern istne Gufwartuns maiden pirO.
9ohentli4 wiro 9err Botff frsuuo.
lth smpfanseu unb ni1t lssrsr Sanb
Lortssihidt wsrosn; msr ui6t bic uolls
Rs1uuu9 auf einmal bejublsn fann,
Der TRACE DsniSftens sinen Tbsil Der.
lelbsn ab, oa ss In Der @slbfaHs oes
Ssitungmannss rappelt unO Ct ieiu
@elo u6tbis bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
Spbe Narf Rpttsen.

Sobn Minnit BON Bad Stras.
wurbe seiterH Wtorssn. als er li6 auI
6em 9Des CUR arbeit In Der Bsaeuul
3ehe befano, pon einem 9adamanna
Su9 estrOHen uno set0otet.
= Gusuft Sissrotb fen. III an
Sountas gta6t I'm SiniiOe Ssim &c.
ftorben uno bic 2eihe tpnrbe mad Der
8obuuns ieines Dru6srs an yiort
9goe Snrf auenus gsbra6t, pon mo
aus ois Beiissuns erfolste.
= Sriebri6 9sitnsr, friibsr bon bier,
1T am WOntas 3u Pbilaoslpbia ssftor,
ben. Die Seihe tpurbe bierbsr aebrad,t
uno morgen uon Der 8obnung feiner
SAweitsr, Srau abam Sfflanb pon
ct. ann StraBe, aus I'm 8oltbnrn
StraBe SrisobOf bsississt wsrbsn.
- Sraulsiu Garr, Eo6tsr bss
4onereBabgeOronsten Sobn R. Sarr
pon yiorb Mtain Guenue. unb Charles
VI. S'BoDle bon 8tne Strabe, ipnrbsn
ON Donnerita9 WtOr9en In Der Dil1of.
mobnuns Der St. Peter's Ratbebrale
our4 Rfarrer 8. D. Walons uls Gin
@bspaar sinssissnst.
-3. u. &sib's Msssersi an RorO
Wfain Guenus uurbe friib am Sum'
ftas Wor9en our& elm Seuer ausse.
brannt uuo idmmtli9e @aaren 3er'
ft6rt, aub bas @ebdube gum Dstras
uon etDa $500 bei9dbiet. Die obsn.
auf wobneuotn Bsrionen fonnten uu'
perlsst oas @sbaube uerlafsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
aue benz Oberen xhale.
(ar6balb @orreipon6eu3.)i

- Rufus Rufalfo nnS feline @nttin
Wfar1 ftreu9ten am Sreitae cine @nts
iddOisungsilase sesen EbroOp So'
rough on fir reip. 5000 unb $10,s
600, neil bic Srau Dor Sahresfrift In
sinem @rabeu fisl unO iib b6s usr-
leste.
= Der 81 Snbrs ults 9atob goia.
nopitf pon Didion @itg muros am
Samta9 giahmittag In Der Sobnion
8oblsa @ompanie .3ehe ndbren0 Der
Nrbeit unter einem Dedenfall gefan.
gen, babel innsrlife 8erlesunsen ba'
oontrageno, bic am folsenoen Wtorssu
i'm 0iio'Sallsp 9OipitaI feinsn Tob
sur SOlSs battsn.
= @ntmutbi9t. neil er ben Berlnft
Der Ssbfraft bsfirGtete, madte Der
As Sabre alte Tbomas 2lemsllDn BON
geduille am WiOntus yta&mittas sinen
Selbitmoroueriud. inoem CT elm babies
Dnseno Bihlorio pon Wferfur Edfel.
den usriAludte. @r murbe fid5 In
S4merSen minbeno pon Rahbarn auf.
sefunben unb bann nah BEN Mio
Sallen 9oipital senommen, mo isin
3uitano als fraeIi9 bejeidnet uar6.
(@arbonOals @Orreipouosn;.)
- ShmudIu9en i'm nertb BON
5000 Durbsn frhb Dienitas Wforaen
aus oem Bal Straee 6oteI geftohlen,
ipte man anntrnmt, burb 3lpet Wfdn.
ner, bic bort iiberna6tsten.
Patrid MeDermott bon Scott
StraBe unb Soispb Me@owan uon
Guoca. bic offs Sanblanger nit Der @nt,
fernuns bes @ulmbunfens bel BEN
@oalbroof BREEDER an9eitefit narsn,
lpuroen am Samftag am 96rper nnb
untersn @lieomaBen iamerjlih, absr
ni9t sefdbrlid perbrannt, als Der
brsnnenbe @ulm iie traf.
- Gls Der "a atte Srani Benotto
bon Soipital StraBe am Srsitas Ulit.
tag bel Der SuIem Gpenue Sereuiuna
BON sinem .. 4 3. 3oblen3us ab'
iprans, uurbe er unter Die Rdoer ge.
morfen, wel9e ibm beibe 8eine ober,
balb ben 3n6hsln ubi1nittsn. SIN
ytothfall 9Oipitul butte mon msnis
9Offnun9, Den 8erlssten am &eben 3n
erbalten. @r LIT In Der 9lei6en Iadt
ben Nerlesun9en erle9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06

& Srau Sntbsrinn Rsmpe Don
BbelpS @onrt, 66 Sabre alt, 1T frhh
am Samita9 WtOrsen seltorbsn. Sis
Dtro uon 3nei S6bnen uno .iehs
G69tern iiberlsbt uno bic BeiIssuna
srfOlsts am Wfontas gia&mittus.
= Die 9udapanna Giisnbabn Sc.
beimpolijilten baben In lester gBote
feitgeitellt, oaB Waaren i'm nertb pom
tauisnoen ppu Dollars In ben lsstsn
paar Subren aus Dem 8aarsnhaus ae.
itOblen m0rben iino. Darn U. 9resae
pon @apOuie auenue, SOrmann bss
Scrapbaufens oortielbf, III In Ser.
binbnns nit ben Disbitdblen psrbaftet
woroen, wdbreno Der Steinhauer
Sobn Butpen BON Sii6 9lennter Sue.
nue. ale asent bon Srssss bel bem
Serfauf Der 0aarsn bs,eiGnet murSe.
Nestere bebauptet ieoo1, bas er nihts
unrehtes oahie unb annabm. oaB
Sresse bas Rsdt bate, bic g8aaren
losjufbla9en. @s nirb ansenommen,
oaB nod anbere NIT 9rssse bstbeiligt
warsn, isOO& 1T Oisfss nod uiat fsii.
9eitsIlt woroen; Die Beamten MAIDEN
cine eenaue unteriuhun9, nm iolhes
uno ben @ertb Der seftoblenen Waa.
rem fsitjuftellsn. 3rssee uno Sumsn
muroen Montas yia9t mad sinsm
Berb6r bem @sfdnsniB iiberianbt, ba
fie bic 9sforoerte Biir9ihaft uou ie
So, ,00O niht lsiiten f6nnteu. Die Gn.
tlass lautet auf DiebftabI unb 8Om'
plott. 9rssse erildrte, oaB bic anbe'
rem 8stbsilisteu aud uerbaftet iperosn
folleH, mdbrenb Buutn srildrts, bab
CT faitiia unihulOis iei, oa er angelo
LID feline abnuns bate. boB stpas
ut9t ri9tis mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
Bon Der Shbfeite...

Den @bsleuten @bmurb Steier Don
gittstOn Gusnus LIT cine EO&ter &c.
boren morben.
Der StaatSfonpent Der Ritter BON
ct. @eorSe nimmt am 20. Wiai isineu
Nnfan9 uno niht, mie ieste Do9e
irrtbhmlih berihtet. ON 1. Wtai.
Neil ibr @ntts @illiam iie angeblit
grauiam uno barbariif bebanbelts,
itreneie Srau anna Petrp ON Dien'
flag eins Slass fur @bsihsiouuS on.
Otto S1mibt bon Froipect gpenue
unb 5rduleiu Hpoin 3wid pou Dun'
more muroen am WfOntag 9iahmittag
burh Paitor o. 0. Deiniger In leiusr
@obnuns als elm @bspaar einSsiesnst.
SOmarb. bas 3shn Ronats aItt
S6bultin Der Gbeleu.e @barles Sheuf
inn., pon @ronn Gpenue, ift am Don.
nerftas Der &unseneut3iinbuus erlsssn
uno wurot am Srsitas I'm Pittstou
slusnus 5risobcf bssrbist.
Gm fommsnben Rittwod1 finbet In
Der Gtbletie Salle an Sloer StraEs
uuter ben Nnipiiisn Der scranton
Sdnperrunbe bic auffiibruna Der Sper
=Wiartba- itatt. Da bas bette Ealeni
In Der Stubt on Der SoritsIluns thsil.
uebmen niro, 10 fann man lib aui
etpas gelun9enee norbereiten.
Serr Better 3ambtrt pon gDitlow
Strase. tpsl9er lih fiir3Ii1 TN Dahns,
mann SoipttaI peseu einsm ssi6en si'
ner Operation unterwerfsn nu6te, BE-
finbet fi9 In sinsm ssfdhrli9en gu
ftunb, bsnn es baben lid Sompliia'
tionen einseftellt, bic es fra9li6 ma6en,
oh Ct fib Dieoer erholen niro. Ole
lsstsn yia4rihten pom Soipital lautsn
niat isbr berubiseno.
Der Is Sabre atte Patrid @on'
wup uOn @ebar Guenue murbs frhb
lestsn Dennsrltas Wforssn als lsr'
fleiidte 2si9e auf ben @slsiisn i'm 9sp'
Ter 8alle1 Sofe pon 3usan9eftellten
aufsefunoen. Der @et6otste iuhtG
cine Gnftellung unb mon nimmt an,
oas sr BON sinem @elsiie trat. um ei'
mem 5us ausIuweihsn, uno bann BON
sinsm anoersn sstrofsn wuros.
Mit Der idOn felt lanssrsr 3sit pom
gudamanua 3wsis anssitrsbtsn @rin.
ouns uOn oeutihsn 3inOsrh6ren iOll
nun sublif Der anfaus ssmaft per'
ben, bsun es lift bsiblOfsn uOrben. ON
udditen Samitas Oia4mittas, BON 1
bic 8 ubr. in Der arbeiter Salls, @de
uou Gloer StraBs uno PrO'pect Gus'
nue., bic erits Probe abjubaltsu. Der
lnterri4t 1T fur alle oeutidsn Sinoer
fret unb meroen idmmtlihe @ltern er'
iuht, ibre 3uabsn uno Wfdb6sn an
oieiem 9iaAmitta9 na4 Der arbsitsr
Dale ~ fenoen, UNI oem 9inberhor
bei,utrsten. Der unterribt nirb pOn
elmer fdbi9en Sebrsrin sslsitet. bic fh
Wtiibe 9sben wiro, einsn tii6tisen Sim
Osr9or 3u.9rtnoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
Sunmcre.

- 0eil 98illiam Opfes BON Bluie.
lD StrcBe sS uerpsiserte. laut GuOrb'
nuns oss @erihtes ieiuer Satin $12
ben WiOuat ;u be3ableu. ipuroe er am
Utontas pon Rihter 0iewcOmb wessn
Uti6a9tuus bes @eriftes auf unbe'
itimmte Ssit bem SsfausuiB iibsr'
misien.
-3wsi sinfa6s 9Bobnbduier uno
elm ooppsltss i'm 800 8lod on Wfill
Strass, purbsu am DlOntas Jia@mit'
tae Itarf bur6 cine unterirOiide 8sr-
i6isbuns bsiddoist. inoem fie iid etwa
bier JuB binteu isnftsn. Ole nffilir'
ten @ebiuoe lino uon ben 5rau Ro'
bert @ap. Srau anbrenRu9t, @barles
Pls9ter uno Rap 6. Wombn4sr 80
milien beDOhnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
BON Neter6bura.

- 9sOrss Us. Shsiue uon Sarri
ion auenus. wslder iiH Dor 3wsi Sab
rem Elm Bein perrenfte, als er i'm gen.
tralen Staottbeil in Elm SOa fiel, ftreus'
te Disnitas sessn Die Stuot cine RlaSt
fiir $5. 900 @ntldIbisuus on.
Srau @sorss Wtiller uon ait
StraBe, 81 Sabre aft. lit am Dienifas
Utorsen na1 eiumonatlider 9rantbeit
our6 ben COB abberufen mOroen. Sis
nirb uon Dem @attsu uno orei 8inotrn
iiberlsbt. Die BaissunS ftnoet bsuts
JtaAmittas i'm Dunmore Srieobof
itatt, nobel Paitor Raul Summer ben
Erauerbienlt lsiten miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
eBilfes. Barre @a&riAtsn.

-Das Sterling Sotel ioll In ndh'
fter .3ufunft Deranoert nno perbensrt
nerben.
- als Der 4idbrige Samusl Sus
lomsfi pon Nilfss,0nrrs Gownibip
am Wfontas eiuem brennenoen Seb'
riftbanfen Iu nabe trat, muroe ieine
&leibung pon ben Slammen erfabt
uno er branute 3u &ooe.
= Der 27 Sabre alts SOieph Rd'
mecj, pel6er lestsn yiouember ieine
@attin NIT elmer Nrt ermoroete, wurbe
om Donnerftas pou Ri4ter 5ullsr
su 10 Sabren, II Wtonaten uno 29
Tasen Sudtbaus perurtbeilt.
-Ebomas Daporsii uOn Rlpmoutb.
Der iid In Berbiuouug nit Der @rmor'
bun9 bss @sorss @olonsa bes Goot'
ihlass i9ulbig bsianute, wuros am
Wiontas ,u 3w6lf Sabren 3nhtbaue
unb siusr Strafs bon $500 usrurtbsilt
-5rau Senrp 8aur pon Sht
StraBs, So Sabre alt, bic ibrsn Sobu
5ranf ju Sstblebem, 3d., bsin4te. be-
fam aui Donueritas auf oem SDeg 3ui
3irhe siusn Serji&las unb mar eiu'
9sihs, sbs elm arst serufeu wsrosr
fonnte.
- Ser. Staaten 9ommiIidr Soispt
Wloore III aii Donnerfta9 In isineI
Dobnnus babisr i'm alter pou "a Sab
ren ua9 elmer 9ranfb.it uon 3sbn Ia
gen eeftorbsn. Der 8eritorbene nabu
reeen Nntbeil an Der Politif uno moi
an1 Mitslieo bss Snjsrus Count
Observation-Disclosures.
= Der 10 Sabre alte Sobn Doosri
tie pon 9arfins Strabe muree on
Wfontas yta6mittas fatal uerlsst. alI
sr bel Der 9io. 3. 3sde Der 9sbiSh 4
Dilfes,8urre Ssoblsu @Ompauie elm
9ofomotiue bsftsissu pOllis. Seil
rehter arm pur6e idiinm ;srbrtd
unb ibm Elm S1doelbru4 3useih9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
5taat Sbtp. Stabt 5UItbp,)
Queod * nm N ~ "a


8raufS. Gbtnty bsf&pSrt, bns H btr
6ltnt partner 6T 8irma 0. 8. Gbsnsp &
Go. n, reItt GtIG6ftf In br Staht 1pItbO,
In ubsnstuanuttm County uub Staats tbut,
unb bae bslasts 5irma bic Summt BON tin- :
bunbtrt DplIars fir isetu Gaa BON
aatarrb b,sabltn wirb, etr DnI& ben @tbruu&
ppn SaII's Ratarrb. 8ur ni1t stbrlt
psrbtu fanu. Grauf 8. Gbenty.
8tlhpprtn Dor mir uHb uutr-
! SisesI. Ghritbtu In mtinn @tgtnpaTt
49, am 6. StpttnibI U. D. 1886.
u. @. @Iea1pn, Sffuilt&T RptaT.
5aI's RataTrb-stur ptrb innrIih etncmmtn
unb pirfi birrft auf has 9lut unb bic I<imi-
gen ObsrHd&sn bee Syftms. eaet Gu4 3tus.
ntift fret lui4idsH
8.S &btnts q Gs., GOIfbS ..
@trfauft BON alien Npptbtfsrn, 75e.
Saa's GamiIisn.wtatn fine bic btiftH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
Saber Sic 9emils
0enD 00rtcrt'
serdtbe?

? 6inb irssub cine Der anssffibrtsn
grdtbs In Sbrsr @artenuusriiitunS
n6tbie?
| 26e RsHeu, II @tnts.
csc Sudsu, II Gents.
| 1bc 3ellen, 10 Gents.
50 so Raisnmdbsr, $2.97.
I S9e Rs9sn, % @ents.
I 76e Spatsnsubsln, So Gents.
I. 5ras Safen, 2b Gents.
Shsersn, 25 unb 80 @euts.
9inber brst Sthd Spisl. .Gartsuiets,
10, % unb 30 Gents.
Siuienplusiamsu, 5 Gents basPfuno'
Slice Samen, 40 Gents oas Rfuno.
Dhussr, Gents oas Rfuno; 1C
Yfunb, 45 Gents.
Ssnfttr Scrssns, 10 bis 49 Gents.
Serssu Ebarsu, $1.2b bic $3.50.
@rbssi4oB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06

Cine aIte @ebisin. Inter bsr
Wfsbi,insn, melhe uniere Dtiitter uni
@rOBmiittsr sebrauhtsn. finost man
etlihe, bic i6on felt 30. uno m0sliher'
lpeiie felt rs Sabrsn i'm @ebrauh iino
IS eibt ieboh Elm altes Brdpurat, mel
DIES ale anberen melt iibsrrast, unit
nel1ss nuhsewisi iensrmueen felt iibei
bunbert Sabren In beilanoisem @e
brauh semsisu 1T. Sc 1T beiannt ale
5orni's Nlpsnirduter, uno WirO nod
bsuts, eenau mie In iensn friiber
3eiten, aus reinsn, aus9eniblten,
meoiSiniihsn 9riutsrn, Wur3eln unt
Rin6en nah bem Srisinalrejspt bee
alten Or. Beter 5abrnsp, Der um oas
Sabr 1880 unter Der Beu6lferung beS
Blue Riose Brsbiitrifts In EenniDl'
panien Wtebijin prafti3iertt, ber9sitellt.
Dies bsriibmte Spslialmittel belebt
ben Sebensiait unb brinst 9eiunbbsit,
Doimmer oas Slut flleBt. IS finbet
bic unreinbeit nno @iite, nelte iid)
burh as Spitem uerbreitet babsn. unO
entfernt iie. IS bot bunoerte pon
5dlls furirt, mslhe Die aerSte als boff.
nuu9slOs betra1tet, neil Die gem6bn'
lihe Sebanblnns ueriast battle. 8ein
3ranter, gleihgiltig, wis idwsr ober
lau9i6bris iein Neibsn iein mag, iollte
an isiner 9siluns psrjpeifsln. WiOsen
bic esiOen6en SOffnuns idOpfsn aus
osm S9riftwort -Das Slut III bas
sebsn," uno bsosnfsn. baB sutss unO
rstnss Blut : oas bsiBt @eiuHbbeit,
Stdrte uub 2sbensfraft - leidt ers
lanst rer6en fam burh ben @sbraud,
oss 9silmittsls Der Siatur, 5prui's vi,
penfrduter. llnslet1 anbersn Pr1pa.
ratsn 1T es niat In ben sIpotbstsn 3u
baben, loubern mirO bem Publifum
Otrstt burA SOfulussntsn sslisfsrt.
Wfan i9rsibe an: Or. Rstsr Sabrnsp
q CONS Co., 1926 90. Sopns
aue., @bica9o, 81.
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NtttStpn.

Der SduIIsbrsrin Ssnnie 8lsDiti
pon Broao StraBe ipuroe am Wtontae
In benz @Iepelano Shuletbduoe BIZ
sroBs Ssbe bes rsdtsn SnBes 5sri6un'
ben unb ssbroGeu, uls elm Rubiator
umfiel.
- Der 33 Sabre alts @bparb Da.
pis BON 0eit Pittston puroe uorlsstc
Mtttpo9 gtaht in Der 8aruum 3ehs
BON einern 3ehsnmotor eetroffen uno
auf Der Sttlle sst6btet. @r Diro bon
Der Bittps unb pier Sinberu iibsrlebt.
- Dapib aapIan pOn Pittston III
benz @sfdnsniB iibtrwieien worOeu.
auf bic Gnflase, psrihieoene SUmmer.
pobnunssu 3u 2ute @arsp bsruubt su
baben. Der 8srfauf elmer mertbpOl'
len Slinte In Tunfbunnod leitste 3u
Der @ntbedune bss Gbitsrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
Saben eie jemaIs ,asboeniS'
etriimpte setraeen3

Biellsidt baben ole elm 8orurtbsil
eeaen isibsns Striimpfs, Wlaoamsp
@ollen ole ni4t elm Paar -Yboenir-
Ssibeitrtmpfe prObiren. unb itlbft aus
finbsn. mis fsin iis wirfliH iinbP Ssbss
Paar 1T
sarantirt sssrn maBigsu GrbraaG.
Dieies bsbsutet, baB Sis Elm nsues
Yaar frei erbulten, penn oas erfte
Panr niht sufrisbsuitslleno lit. Nus
pabI BON ihmari unb allen Shat'
tirnnsen, nm Sbrem @swano aujus
paGen. @sitidt BON e6ter Seioe.
use nno $500.
9iuisr Durasuns-Sauptfur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06
sSir srlsStsen 8sfeannseH
gum

anfauf pbrr Bsrfanf bsR
Amutsan Watsr @urfs uub GIteirit ID pre-
ftrrtb.
s!msritan @attr @prfs unb electric tkrlI-
ptiis Drtftrrsb.
GmHitnn @aisr @sris unb eIsriris Gem.
mon su BEN Warit.
ffsIIHnesn.
SrpUes S Gp., 8aHfitre,
RiteIiseer bsr Rsp gori ete6 gy4eHse.
etrantoH, %. aBiIfes.l8arFs, Hs.
SinsbamtsH, n. o.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-06

-Das Sterling Sotel ioll In ndh'
fter 3ufuuft OeranOsrt unb usrbsiisrt
merben.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
UNDERWOOD TARIFF AND MATING INDrsTRY

UNDERWOOD TARIFF AND MATING INDUSTRY.
THERE are thousands of acres of marsh lands in
n Minnesota, Wisconsin and other States which
produce wire grass entirely useless for feed and for
many years considered unmtgated nuisance Such
lands we're worth from 81 to So an acre Discovery
that this wire suited to the manufac-
ture OF floor mattings and carpets was followed by
establishment of factories whose owners bought such
lands or leased them from the farmers Land values
immediately advanced to $40 or more an acre Several
thousand men employed TO gather the grass and
10 work in the mills weaving rugs and carpets These
mills became large buyers of cotton warp This new
industry became factor in the Made in America"
campaign and supplied six and a-haf million square
yards Of mating annually to be sold in competition
with S3,50000O square yards imported in 1910 chiefly
from Asia. The imports reduced to p 100000
square yards in 1913 the "Made-in- America" product
winning its place in the market with the aid of
protective tariff of 3h cents per square yard The
cents and the imports up to 25,00O0OO square
yards. while American mills closed their doors
This shows the difference between the constructive
policies Of the Republican party and the destructive
policies Of the Democrats In many Of the states of
the Union there marsh lands that produce wire
grass but Will produce nothing else unless drained at
great expense In all these States there labor and
capital ready to engage in the manufacture Of mat
ting. In every city, village and countryside there
are homes where rugs and carpets Of this kind are
used. Today these homes being supplied with
mating from China and Japan II remains for the
American voter to say in November 1916 whether
he wants that 25,OOO,OOO square yards, annually of
Asiatic mating superseded by similar quantity
"Made-n-Amerioa.' Only an adequate protective
tariff will make the change
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

we have read Of st. Bartholomew
and william II will be held up to ex-
eeration as history has held np Chas
TX But what men asked themselves
one year ago was: Can these things
succeed?
For If Germany could succeed in
accomplishing her ends by the use
of the means she had selected. if vic
tory, final and complete victory, were
attainable by the defiance alike OF
law and humanity. if the assertion
OF the gospel of violence and the doc
trine of 'terribleness" was to be fol-
lowed by world supremacy. then in
deed the time had come to turn
our backs upon all we had believed
and hoped and striven for. German
victory in its naked aspect meant
alike the bankruptcy of civilization
and the destruction of faith in Col
as well as man. For even more
than mans laws we're those of God
trampled in the bloody slime of Lou
vain.
And now, one year afterward, we
are able to see the fact. Our doubts
of other times are not fully but still
sufficiently laid at rest. One year af-
ter the vast German horde began 10
send its first Uhlan pickets against
the Belgian fortress We are able 10
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
More Municipal Socialism
CFrom the New York SUM-

The people in Cleveland have a
municipality owned and operated cleo
trio light plant and some of the peo-
pie in Milwaukee think they want
one also. So the Real Estate Board
OF Milwaukee organized a meeting TO
talk the thing over. Mr. f. w. Bal
lard. manager of the Cleveland mu-
nicipal plant, was invited TO present
the municipal side of the question and
Mr.. James d. Shaw. attorney for the
privately owned Milwaukee light COM
pany was asked TO discuss the sub
lect from the opposing standpoint.
Free speech being the very keystone
Of the socialistic arch and very
large proportion OF the 500 people
present at the meeting being socialists
OF the ultra Milwaukee variety. Mr..
Shaw was promptly howled down and
sllenced before he could utter a word
OF his reply to Mr. Ballard; so he
handed It in TO the newspapers. and
let it go at that.
There is nothing particularly novel
IN his exposure Of the accounting
methods by which the managers of
the Cleveland plant turn an obvious
deficit into handsome profit. They
are methods with which our postof-
nee department bookkeeping has
made us familiar an old enough story
OF municipal and government owner
ship plants generally. But as we an.
pear TO be booked for at least an at
tempt to launch us soon into govern
ment ownership adventures in ship
ping, factories and what not on a
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
Liege 1914-1915
(From the New York Tribune.)

One year ago this morning the
whole world read Of the attack upon
Liege by the advance guard of the
German army. In the confused ru-
mors of those early days what was
but a minor military operation, little
more than the FIRST stray drops OF the
coming cloudburst of war. took on an
importance which hardly seems cred
ible now, when a year of war has
accustomed us to the battles OF mil
lions and the fronts which are as
long as ancient frontiers.
Yet one thing out of all the welter
of August 6, 1914, endures. The spirit
and the emotion with which the civ
ilized world greeted the first definite
evidence that Germany had reduced
treaties to scraps of paper" and
abolished all considerations save
those OF strength. remain. Indeed, IS
not the horror. the disgust the de-
testatiOn a thousandfold intensified
since we have descended by sure
gradations to the smoking shambles
of Louvain and the enduring horror
of the Lusitania?
In America the German case was
lost as we read the first reports,
those jumbled, exaggerated, hope
lessly inaccurate reports of the first
Belgian resistance We. who inherit
the tradition Of Concord, and Lexing-
ton. of Bunker HILL read in the re-
sistance OF the Belgian people to their
invaders the repetition of the story
which is the enduring glory of our
nation. What our ancestors had done
the Belgians we're doing. That they
should have been driven to do it was
for Americans, a final indictment OF
German methods and morals. When
their feeble resistance was met by
murder, rape. arson. when women
were mutilated and dishonored and
children were massacred or used as
living screens for Prussian infantry
avancing against fortified lines, there
was left only a complete bankruptcy
of American sympathy for Germany
But there is something even more
vital to consider now. To deal a
quick and destructive blow 10 her
French foe Germany tore up the writ
ten treaties to which she had engaged
her honor To terrorize a people
gallantry resisting a treacherous at
tack she repealed all the principles
which man in centuries has accumu-
lated as the final evidence of a march
from barbarism to civilization. This
insured to Germany for the ages that
are to come the condemnation which
the Duke of Alva won for Spain,
which the foreign invaders of the
Reformation time enjoy in the Ger
many Of today Hereafter for cen
turtles men will read of Louvaln as