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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
LETTERS REACH SWEDEN AFTER
HAVING BEEN OPENED ON
BOARD SHIP.
DEPARTMENT AsED TO
MAKE INVESTIGATION
Seals Of Bag. Broken and Contents Of
Some Of Letters Censored - Steam.
ship Adriatic Carried Important
Diplomatic Correspondence From
Washington.

Washington, June lS.-Formal notice
that United States mail destined for
Sweden had been broken open and
contents tempered with, was submitted
to the state department yesterday by
w. a. Ekengren. Swedish minister,
with reques, for appropriate action.
The minister called at the depart
ment and delivered to Secretary Ian
sing letter, written on instructions
from his government. reciting in
stances of interference with mail for
Sweden and pointing out that such
acts were in violation of the provi-
sions OF the world postal convention
and of other treaty stipulattons.
The letter stated that the seals of
mail bags were broken, that letters
We're opened and that one registered
unit was missing.
Specific Cases Cited.
Two specific cases were mentioned.
one involving mail sent on the Ameri-
can steamer New York, when she
left on May %, and the other pouches
carried by the British steamer Adri-
attic, which sailed on May 81.
In the former case, il was asserted,
out Of twenty-nine registered letters
and Packages, seven arrived IN sweden
opened. while the greater part OF the
other mail had been censored
OF the Adriatic's mail, which arrived
in Gothenburg OF June g. several let
tiers were said to have been opened
and one registered unit to have been
retained.
Whether the piece % mail matter
shown by comparison OF receipts TO
be missing was an official conlmunica-
ton has no. been revealed. but il is
known that diplomatic correspondence
was sent from Washington or the
Adrialic-
May Bring Note to England.
While various reports have been n
c;rcula ton as to the interference with
mail since the outbreak of hostiiities
in Europe, the protest from Sweden IS
the first communication or the subject
Officials at the state department did
not discuss the visit but il was said
in diplomatic quarters that the matter
probably would be the subject Of rep
RESERVATIONS Of the United States to
Great Britain asking that such pre-
cautions be taken to protect American
mail passing thru British territory.
UnoTicially it was started in diplo-
matte circles that there had been
various instances of interference with
mail in this country and the Russian
embassy has evidence OF six cases in
which mail had been tempered with
on United States railway mail cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
Make 1T Easier For
Baby in Summer
Many of the Hot-Weather
Troubles Can Easily
Be Avoided

II the mother will see to 1t that the
bowels are kept regular, much of the
illness to which children are most sus-
ceptible during hot weather can be pre-
vented.
A mild laxative. administered at
regular intervals, will prove an excel
lent preventive of summer complaints
that are caused by inactive bowels.
The combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin, sold in drug stores
under the name OF DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin is excellent for children.
being pleasant to the taste, gentle
yet positive in action. and free
from opiate or narcotic drug Of any
description. It acts naturally. without
gripping or other discomfort, and il al
together dependable.
The cleansing Of the bowels will most
effectively check an attack Of diarrhea
by expelling the foreign matter and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
Valuable Oak Carvings.

In the vaults of ST. Paul's cathedral
in London is stored away rich store
Of priceless oak carving, part of which
was originally in the cathedral, ana
part removed from city churches
when demolished. A selection of these
relics, consisting mostly Of woodwork
placed in the cathedral in the time Of
Sir Christopher Wren, has just been
lent to the Genrye museum of the L.
c. C. or special interest are a prayer
desk, an overdoor, stall brackets,
trusses, and an oak capital, all beauti.
fully carved. together with specimens
Of Tijou's ironwork.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
moderr Piano win.

supplanting the nar1. h;Sa :s::s.e.
strand Of old, the piano wire IN DO
mand today for the highsst-grsds IN.
struments is tough and nbrous and OF
absolute uniformity. and when cut, II
shows Q clean, white stsel. The piano
makers have, BY aetual tss& oesn
brought to see that the softer wire
has the greater artistic merit tho
latter vibrates so evenly throughout
when actuated by the proper degree
Of energy, that . true fundamental
tone results. with just enough OF ne
octave to impart timber OF tho tnilo
and sixth to impart richness. ana WIN
10 amphnsd BY the Sounding board
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
Exp.i.irs Another Drop.

Some time ago Mrs. Green called on
her friend. Mrs. White. and after
clutching. kfsins and saying how
dreadfully daight.d they were to see
each other. they turned to the inter-
estins topics pf tn. day.
by the way" sad Mrs. Green after
a time. II hlven, heard anything
about Eva's divorce lately. Il wonder
what has become OF it7'
7 heard tew days ago that she
had dropped ali proceedings" answered
Mrs. White.
Dropped all proceedings!" was the
wondering rejoinder Of Mrs. Green.
"You don't really mean n?"
Yes" returned Mrs. White. Her
husband has taken to aeroplaning and
she has decided to let the thing ad-
just Observation-Disclosures Telegraph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
sorneth,no 70 DO.

what has become Of the Cheerful
Idiot ?" asked the Old Fogy. II haven't
heard of him for months" Why, no
is busy with get-rich-quick scheme. :
replied ino Crouch. What 10 III
asked the Old Fogy. Someone told
him that . queen bee lays 1000 eggs
. day, and he IL trying to perfect .
cross between a queen bee and .
hen."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18

tor appeared at the door the negro
said he had a letter from certain
Miss Graham Of 513 West Third street.
AS there is no house with this num-
Der, the police began searching for the
negro. They found him at the depot
Just as the train was starting for Cedar
Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
Research a. Science See. Il

Research az Science sees u
Research in pure science may In
turn be divided into two categories:
First, the discovery OF original ideas
and new phenomena; and, secondly.
the systematic elaboration Of ideas al.
ready suggested. Investigation Of the
latter type demands, to be sure. q
high quality OF intellect and thorough
~ competent training. or 1t may be
come worse than useless; but given
these things. its success is mainly
dependent on efficient organization
and adequate financial support. On
the other hand, research, of the former
type namely, that leading to the dis.
covery OF new ideas} demands not
only intellect and training, but also In
itiative or genius; it can come only
from an individual. and from an in.
dividual possessing intuition and in
sight far beyond those OF the aver
age man. Because Of the extraordinary
importance Of new ideas. especial en-
phasis must, therefore, be laid upon
finding and supporting brilliant indi-
viduals.-From the Report of Com.
mittee of the American Association
for the Advancement Of Science.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
Some Historic Famine..

The worst famines Of modern times
were the famine in Ireland in 1857.
in which 100000 people persisted;
the Indian famine in 1865. which
claimed $4,000 victims: the Indian
famine in 1877, in which 100000 people
persisted. and the great famine in
China in 1873, in which 100000
persisted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18

West Point, n. Y-Colonel Towns
ley, superintendent of the West Point
Military Academy, is proud of this
years class, which was recently grad
uated. The accompanying photograph
of Colonel Townsley was taken at
West Point. The cadets were reviewed
hy Secretary of War L.indley NJ. Gar
rison. Major General Hugh L. Scott
and Colonel Townsley. Colonel Towns
ley held various commands in the
United States army before he was
placed in charge of West Point
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
How Mrs. Harrod Got Rid Of Her

How Mrs. siarrod Got Rid Of Her
otomaeh Trouble.
II suffered with stomach trouble for
years and tried everything heard OF,
but the only relief got was temporary
until last spring I saw Chamberlainis
Tablets advertised and procured q
bottle Of them at our drug store. / got
immediate relief from that dreadful
heaviness after eating and from pain in
che stomach" writes Mes Linda IIe.-
rod, Fort Wayne, Ind. Obtainable
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
DEATHS AMONG ALCOHOLICS.
Pesterity Of Booze Fighters Becomes
Extinct in Two Generations.

Paris. June is.-In discussion Of
report ny Monsieur c. colson on alco-
holism before the Academy OF Science
ii was stated that after two genera
tons the posterity of alcoholics be-
comes extinguished. Raphael George
Levy gave the statistics Of twenty
four families chosen at random, twelve
temperate and twelve alcoholic:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18

with one IL hiS daughters shoes - =
token Of ~ tr4,sfer Of authority. and
tho bride vas struck sharply on the
head with he 900 by her new spouse
~ reminder tat he was henceforth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18

tissues.
In every home bottle Of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin should be on hand,
ready for use when occasion requires.
II costs only fifty cents bottle and Is
sold in drug stores everywhere. 4 free
trial bottle can be obtained by writing
to Dr. w. B. Caldwell. 453 Washington
ST., Monticello, III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
BENEDICT FLOUR AND FEED COMPANY

BENEO1CT FIOOR AND FEED CO1fzKN1
Distributors MashaNtesn. lows
Gilman T. Hagen. nie., Fndsr. F.re.sen,
Waiter Son. Green Mountains = s9'~ ai,d
Msbourns; r. Miller
Baxter, e.in St. Anhony g
NJ M w.n.. c.ns.r, e.n.vs NJ
Rsnbsok ~ HOFFMAN
wI.bue MeM.rrsy. H. Laurel. Joseph
~. ,neo,p.d soey aosiw.s cso.y Grocer.
w. Coo3
w. Atkinson Nevada;
consd Farmers Elevator
Barlow 0ods
Mec.sburs. Holt petsrson Williams. E'orth
Fsrnald Asresn
Elevator
Laurel; coonl.y Grocery Grain
Bosch vaneve;
Leob, Harp Rebert. lows F.!s; ~
r. Rainbot Co.. 0ibs
IL f. Kuhman Grundy Center Ma
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09

ftnnbe Sufiibrte. 4u9 5ahirsi4s Up.
porots aus Der Seimat tpurben nab
unb nod in 8strieb senommsn.
Sdpisrieer mar es aber, ouf ben
Stationsn @srmittlunesmGgli9
bon elmer 2eitung 5ur onberen gu
fdaffen; bic mitgenommenen Rlaps
penI6rGnte tamen infOlge ibrer
&leinbeit unb peraltsten &pnftrufs
tion sar nidt in Sraee. ba Der
Stellungstriss niht penig Statio'
nsn Sur 5olse botts. nuf penen 40
go, 80. ia 100 Geitungtn auiams
mtnlnuFsn. 9tud bic in feinblihen
5srnIpre6Gmtern porsefunbenen
9lappsnI9rGnts eisneten itt nur in
einselnen JGIlen CUR 8srpenbuns.
Mit erfreuli@er prOmptbsit tpur6en
1ber aus osr Seimat 3ldppenf4rdns
{. neueItsr 8aunrt bon psrI4ieb.ntr
@rDBe geIiefert. bic cine roihs uHe
SupsrlGiiise 9eiprGdspermittluns sr-
m0sli9ten; fait ole grranseni4o
ten Der bodentfpideltsn Se6nit an
bieIem @ebiste iinb nun ou4 flu
bic mittlersn unb srObsn StatiOne"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09

NIT sn5urro glemon" antlportetsn.
unb Die 8erftGnbiaung mar erreibt.
Su Sooeiba tUnnte Wliide nift
blsiben. @r mubts iibsr GonO noh
Der nd6fen iiirfiIheu StutiOn
0I4iboa mnridisren. 0nsu iiellten
ibm bic 9lrnber 10 8nmele Sur 8ers
fiisuns. Sds 2nnb III unii6er, boz
Der morfhierte er INNER nit Ibubs
bereitem Gepebr, II Bis 16 Stunosn
tdglidb. Sin GROCER Sell Der orobis
fhen SeOOIterun9 1T bon ben Gngs
lGnbern beIto6en unb ibnen Treunos
lid. Don elmer iplden Srupps luurbe
er am l. 9lpriI pI0blid onsefnIlen.
Don oIIen Seiten puroe 10 itort ges
fboIfen. Onb man bic Stimme toum
bOrte. gu Isben lpnr nihts. oo bos
2anb nus Inuter tIeinen SonopelIen
beitcbt. giur bns 8liben bon ShiiI.
fen ipor 5u ieben uno fneIe. bob bic
Rnrolpnne BON olIen Seitsn umTellt
ipor. Sroboem botte bic S6nr teins
MenfhenOerIuIie. Die annsen ums
Iieeenoen Sonobnufsn tpnren pen BE.
buinen befebt. 9Gls nit oem 9nios
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09

Sir bic beutfden Sernfprsdtrup'
ben b,Itonben beIonbere S4tpitrig'
tsiten, ii9 Der Gisenart bss Stel'
Iuuastrieges i'm @efen aHsupaFn.
gidt ettpa, neil bic Sruppe iiber'
boupt gum erItsumal i'm &riess 8.rs
ipen6uns fanb, fpnbern b.sbo!b.
neil eben Der Stellunsstrieg ibr
unatabnts. nidt poransiebbars
9lufsaben suipies. Gs Iisst auf Der
Sanb. bab infolse bes Idnsersn @sr'
ipeilens in oenielben llntertuufis.
prtsn bic 4nforberungen Der StG5s
an Site unb llmfons bes 2eituness
neBes immsripdbrenb seIieieert ipus,
ben; oubsrbem ging bas peritdnblis
DIE Strebsn Der Sernfprsdformatios
men bnbin. bas sefamte 9teb INNER
beFer unb betrie6siiderer aus3u'
bauen. 9os ouf uormaIen 2riees.
berlauf bsrs9nets Material. bos ete
Sernfpreder nit iid fiibreu, tonnts
bofiir notiirlid bst tpsitsm nidt
ausreiden; es soIt alTo. sundhF be
i'm Seinbsslonb porbonoenen Gins
ri9tunsen iih nad M0sli6feit
nubbar su maiden unb i'm iibris.a
fir gta9fdub bon WlatsrioI uus
Der 5simat SOrse Su trosen.
Das Rd9itliegenbe mar. bic on
ben 8abnitreden entlons fiibreno:n
Sslesrapbens unb Gernfpr.dleitun.
gen ausaunuben; bieIs 4ufsabe mar
msift tsin.sipess 70 einfa4. aIs ss
ben @nfdein bat. 0enn Der 5us
riidpsi4enbe SeinO batte foit Fsts
bi, 2eituneen m.br ober ipenissr
ppIIitGn6ia a.rft6rt; ou4 bsi siLiasnL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09

Hur gum unssniigenbsn Sell lie
@sssnitation errsi9t. 2lu1 mad.
Ii4, tpenn mebrere folder GinFa5.
leitunsen nebeneinnuoer gsfiibrt
finb. bic Snouttiou bon elmer sur
anberen 2eitung Guberit Itorenb 5es
mertbar. gs srfdien baber Der 8au
nit blantsn 0oppsIleitunsen in
mOsIi4f srobem umfang s.bot.n.
8ei fol4sn Geituneen treten natur.
semdb peit ipsniser SstbIsrquslIen
in bic gri9einuns; aud itOrt Die
Snbuttion taum, oa als 3iidleitung
jetusiIs eiu bsionbsrsr 0rabt anitatt
Der grbe berlpenbet pirb. Mebrert
Observation-Disclosures berartise 0op'
pelleitungen erfprberten natiirlib sin
itartss. sutssbautss @sitGnse; nit
bieIer. ibnen sdnSlid ungelpobnttn
@rbsit boben iih bic 6ernIprebs
truppen bant anfdnslider Mitpi-s
tung BON Sa4leuten iiberraIdenb
idnell uub gut pertrau. sema9t.
uebrI9enS tlnDen pelm Gettun9soau
2ofttroftpasen. bic Wanni4aften
unb Material raid sur 8auiteus t..
f0rbern. eine INNER srDBsre Der
fuenbung.
Sn nod bobersm Wabe ala bsim
9.itunesbau mubten bic SsrnIpre4.
truppsn i'm 8etriebsbienit plObli4
nuftrstsnber Sdipieristsiten S.rr
tperbsn. Snfolse Der. unporberssie'
benen Gusbebnuns bss 2eitungsn.t'
s.s feblte es Sunddit on glpparaten;
bi.ier Wansel lisb iid ieood ba'
bur4 bebsb.n. bob mon bic ws ben
SGuI.ra bGnsenben Gpparatt In
Ii9 nabm unO iit oIs feinbIihes
Stoatseisentum benz eissnen Be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09

gaiid3ug tonnte sr ben beuti9en
Serniprsdtruppen tmmsr nod ba.
burd perbdltnismdsis unibper si-
men glrbeitsoufentbolt perurIadsn,
bob .r an elmer Stele iGmtlide
9rGbte ssrTduitt. 9oburb purbs
bos 9sItGnse, Defenders penn ts
sabIrside SrGbte true. peitbin ums
geIegt, benn BON Der S6nittitells
aus poren bic Stansen nat beiben
gaidtunsen sem itarfen 3us Der
OrGbte baltlOs uusseIebt. 4bseIe.
ben bon bieIer ausnubuns borbnns
bsnsr 2situngen mubten bic Ssrn.
ipre9truppen ober au6 bGufig bic
ungeipubnte unb teinespegs lei4!:
9lrbsit iibsrnsbmen, Elm 9eftGnse neu
5u erri6ten; osnn i'm Sntstsife elmer
bousrnb guten 8&It6nbieung gin9
man bnIb bo5u iibsr. eis msiitsn
&abslfsrnIpreGlsituns. burd iolte
aus bIantem. ouf SioIotoren auflie=
senbsm 8ronSebrobt gu erfsben.
9ieIe aabslIeitunsen Itellsn bic BET
ben 5ernIpredtruppsn peitaus usrs
brsitetite 9ouart bar. sic loFen
iid, ipas bouptiGdli9 in Gros.
tommt. f9neu beritellen. Ou man fir
bas iIolisrts &obeI foit immsr na,
tiirli9e 9tufloeer, 8Gume, 9duiers
porIpriiuse unb bereI. finbst: aIs
Riidpirtuns bient bic Groe. @uf
bic 9ousr osrbiiresn berortige 9eis
tungsn uber feline ousreibenbs Be
triebsF9srbeit. Die S1Olisribitt
bss Robsls, bic aus ertlGrIidsn
@riiuben mDsIi8f lei4t unO biinn
fein mub, f9suert iid an mnufsu
StsIIsu psrbGItnismdBig balb bur4.
70 boB. Defenders BEL Jeudtiseit.
bGufis grbf&iuB berpprseruftn
nirb unb Der Strom gar uidt ootz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09
i'm JsIbs nubbor semodt iporbsn.

i'm Jelbs nubbar semo9t porben.
Die Sslbsrauen an Der @ermitt'
lung miiHsn gang bsiOnbers aui
benz poitsn iein; gu s.piFsn Stuns
ben fallen faft itdnbis bic alopptn
unb bolten bic 8sbisnungsmonn.
I9aft.n in feter. anssifrsnster Id'
tisteit. 9ur seipnnbte unb ums
fdtise 2eut., bic bas asitunssnsb
ssnnu i'm Ropfe baben. tDnnen in
5ufriebente1enbsr @siie on elmer
foldsn @ermittluns tGiis fein. 9sn
glnsebOrissn ber Sruppe srfiilt Il
babel nit freubissr 9enustuuns. ou
b.Obadtsn. peld tpidtist RoIIe L,'
5erniprsder beut5uiass fpiefi uno
tpie .r our 8ef9leunisuns unb 8.r'
sinfa9uns bes GsfdGftpsrlebrs spi'
i9en' ben sinSeluen StGbsn unb BE-
borben 'fiibrt. sana 5u ihiueigen Dor
Ieintr sroben 8sOeutuns als Ha4s
ri9tenmittsl i'm @efs9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09
Der bnnserhries.

Run i6neioen mir bas neue aoru.
Sic golonen S6ipaben flicgen.
Die Genie bIibt. Der Sdnitter Iodt:
Bir iieaen, beil luir iie9en;
Bir hagen nid)t am Sungertn6 -
Sdipnr5 8rot mndt rote Bau9en.
9ie 8dume bdn9eu idtuer bon Srll6t.
llno unire Seloer prauaen.
gritidt in Gift uno gleio nnb Sorn =
Nir ihneiben infer nelies Seoru.
2abt tanienb 9onuer fraden =
gBir laden - mir Iadeul
Ber aut ben SeinS nidt breideu tauH
Ser oriidJt Die boucn Aebren
limb balt 10 grimmig 8riinoIih brein.
Wis obs Sierbilnoler fudreu.
Die aIten 8eibIein re9en ii6
90 flint aIs ipie Die Sret. hen,
limb mas Der 9ub nitbt idaffen tauu.
9as ihaffen 5lpei. brei 0tG6den.
gritidt in Gift uub Neio uno Born -
gBir idheiben lmier neues Seorii.
Gdbt tdiiienb Sonuer frnheu -
&ir laden mir ln6eul
gs bari ia niht. es tanu ia uibt
Ser S6anbpIan gud geIingen.
Snr6 Sun9er iuire barte Souit
3u feiieIu uuo gu 5ipingeu.
vi, iperrt nitr ale Gore 5u.
Sbr fonnt es nidt perbinoeru
0ie belitide erbc meint es gut
Writ ibren trcuen Sinbern.
gritidt in Gift uno Reio uno Born -
Bir i6neioen infer 'reues aorn.
Sabt tauicno Sonner frdheu
8ir laden - mir lahenl
Yir baben intt uuS iiberidtt -
gSir MAIDEN nit ben 8eiteu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09
EHsIands Ciehe.
9ampF ber Gnttsn II D'anuidlait nit
beItpflsnsn Mrabern.

8etanntlid par sin Sell Der b.Is
benmiitisen WannIdaft bsr Gmb,n.
unter Rapitdns2eutnant bon Mades
8efebl furs bor benz lleberfoll auf
bic @mben on 2anb sesonsen, UNI
sins britifde SelssrdpbensStation gu
serftGren. Die S9ar tapferer beut>
lder 8Iauiadsn mo9te bonn bic Wis
tinsers5obrt burd ben StilI.n
O5ean ouf benz sebredIi4en SessI=
idiff 9tpeiba unb selangts nod elmer
abenteuerIihsn 5obrt BON 5000 Sess
meilen enoIid nod 9obeiba an oer
ornbiI9sn &iiIte, ipo lie freunbli1s
9Gufnobme fnnh bsi einem 4rabers
itamm, Der Su ben Siirten bielt.
DieIe 4rdber batten iibrigens bic
Gmssnlsute susrit oIs Jeinbe anaez
feben. Man tonnte iih nit ben 2sus
ten nidt OsritGnbissn. grf ols &a.
pitGnsSsutnont b. Miids cine Niinse
nit BEN 8ilbe bss bsutiden Raifers
bor5eiste, tam ben brounen Haturs
tinbern Der @sbnnfe, boB iie es nit
Ssrtf4en 3u tun batten. Nun farien
lie ~gleman". iuorauf bic Seutf4sn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09

nett unb 9urro seitiirmt purbs. rii'
fen bic 8ebuinsn aus.
Sn ber 2ampfpauIs maridisrts
Wiide sesen bas Mser, INN ben Riit.
Ten frei su betpmmsu. Sas ipar uns
m0sIi9, ba er 300 mobsrns snsliibs
9eipebre Dor it9 batte unb muir 16
beutfbe unb 13 tiirtiIde 9eipebre
5Gblte. Die WaI9inengepsbrs tonns
ten auf bem MorIdb pbnc 2afetten
nit RGbern nidt peripenbet iperben.
J Das ardfteberbdltnis ftanO 1:10.
2ousiam nit ben Sameln mars
ihierte bic Sruppe, fnit pbne idieBsn
Su tonnen, burd Elm @sIGnbe, mo bon
allen Seiten aus Sanbbiissln auf iie
seTdoTen nurbe. Gin SffiSier
ipurbe tObIi9 periuunbet. pisle &as
m.ls purben srfdoiisn.
! 8ie arabsr Der 8ssleituns tniipf'
ten llnterbanblunsen an. unb in Der
@sfsdtsbquIs psridanste Ii9 bic
Sdur nit 2ameIIdtteln, PrOpiants
iGden. fonbssfiiIltsn petroIeumbsbGl.
tern II. (. IN. Die 2Oher tpurben
nit ble9ernen Gbtsllern sesrabsn.
Dn Tdidte bic Gsssnisite sinsn par.
lomentdr; iis pollten oi. 9euti9en
| frei Siehen InfIsn sesen auslieTsruns
nller Daffen, Der 3amele unb 3ab'
lung bon $4,000 pfuno. 9lIs Wiids
ertldrte, @elb babe er teines uno
Dsutfbs s,ben Waffsn ni&t ab, be-
snnn bic S9ieBerei aufs neue unb
oauerte ben sansen Sag Biz Sur Dun.
/ telbeit. Die Dedung psrbiitete 8srs
LUTTE. Wo bic Sedung ungeniieenb
mar, Iaeen Ramele. 8si 9unteIbeit
ipurbe ipiebsr ausssbsiIert unb bas
erfte Slid 9ortbrot geseffsn. Sn
Der Ndbe itorb Der perpunbete Diff
5ier. Wiit SeiIern unb Ssitengefpebs
rem purbe ibm elm @rob bereitet.
0os @efe6t oauerte bis gum 3. april
nu4mittogs. Sebe Hadt ididte Miids
SOten na9 DIdiObo, oos nur asbn
Reititunben entfernt mar, unb Bat
nm @ntiob bur9 bic @arniIon. Die
9elUebre sIiibten bur9 bic Sibs.
luenn man iie onfnBte. Die SGtteI
Finsen an gu f9pellen. gu sIfen
go6 es ouBer Snrtbrot nidts. DaIs
ier ipurbe nur nn9ts fir jeOsn Mnnn
5tpei tleine @Idier ptraussabt. Sn
ben brsi So9en gnb es ni9t einen
Soten, aipei Sdpsrs unb einsn 2ei9t,
peripunoeten. Die Munition ging
aus. @s ipuros seIport.
9lm britten Sage lieben bic araber
lfnsen, Iie Uer5i9teten auf olles unb
ipollten nur bic $4,000 pfunb.
Wiide, i'm @lauben, bic @arni1on
bon 9fdibOo iei i'm 9Gnmorid. lisB
bem S6eib io9en, er ipolIe Ielbit nit
ibm UerbanosIn. glls er iosts, Tie
Iolten Ii9 bos @eIb in SI9iobo bos
len. orohten iie linn nit einem sros
ben &f. Dns 9sfsdt bOrte ouf.
Der Seino mar abssso9en. Oos 8aIs
Ter aber mar 5u @noe. Die arobis
lden @enoormen betnmen idon lunge
tsin @affer; Iie troutsn bos WaiIer
nus ben 9Guden Der totem 3omeIe.
Rurs nd9 bsm @egsnnss oes Seins
I, bes erIfien eine tlsine Sruppe bss
Gmirs bon Metta, bic bic Srupps
nod SI6ibbn bssIeitete. Gin eng
lii9er Sdeinipsrfer fu4te eben zen
Stronb nb. Sn DI6ib6n b!isb
Miide sinise Snge. oann ging es
lpieOer in 3nmbuts QIeins nrubiIde
SegeIIhiffe) Ourd cine engIifde
9lodooelinie unb om 81. @pril tam
Die Sruppe in Gl Dsg an. Don
BORT nit &nropane in 5htGgigem
WnrIbe an Die 8obnItution gI llIob,
unb bomit fpnrsn Mliids unb bic
Ssinen Der 3iOiliiation uisberssses
/
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09

llub babt Sbr uns oas SeIb gepiIiigt
0iit 8omben unb @raudteR.
Ylit Srdnen uno nit Blut gebiinet
Sie SrieSeuss Soffmngsiaaten:
9as Sobr lit nm. Die 6riidjt 1T reif.
llno reif iinb alldl Die Better,
Sdb iuir aus uuferm beilgen arieg
Our grobeu Grute ihreiten.
gSas bali gud gift Ii. Yeib II. Sornf
gSir idue;ben uuier neues Gorn.
2abt Cure 96ftner fra6en
yBir iteben felt = uuo labeuf
grnit Srbr. b. 8ol5ogen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-09

au6 nod RiIIionen gluiIeu fett.
Ye6it nnbern Iieben 8diten.
Sir. iperter Better iiber Gee,
Bereebn AUDI nod bic Yeuden.
9u Iernit nod Burit unS Sauertrait
8ei uus nit 5reuoen ihluden.
grl:idt in Gift it:,s Reio un6 3oru =
gSir ibneiben rnIer reues Sorn.
2abt tauienb Sonner tra6en
g1ir laden - mir Iafenl