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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
GOVERNMENT FILES
LONG APPEAL IN
STEEL TRUST SUIT
Takes % Exceptions to Recent
Decision Against Corpora
tion's Dissolution.

From n stan Correspondent.
TRENTON, Oct. 28.-The govern
ments petition for an appeal TO the
United States Supreme Court i'm the
Sherman antitrust suit against the
United States Steel Corporation, was
filed here today in the Federal Court
The appeal is taken as matter of
right and insures a hearing of the
case by the highest Federal Court.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
EziO Garibaldi Wounded
in Battle Near COularca
BY the Associated Press.

MILAN (via Paris). Oct. 2s.-Ezio
Garibaldi. one of the five sons of Cen
eral Riccioti Garibaldi. and a grand
son of Garbaldi. the Italian liberator,
has been seriously wounded, the Sc
colo states, in battle near Couarca.
A bullet entered his chest and per-
forated lung, His father and
mother have gone to Venice, to be
with him at the hospital where he
was taken.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
THOUGHTS TO
PONDER UPON

HONOR counts in character;
dishonor discounts the man
and he is not worth one
cent on the dollar-he be-
comes bankrupt.
YOU must not expect the ap-
plause of men when you at
tain: the fouls" are
called, however, when your
fight is not fair.
THE WORKER wins when
he has first learned to lose;
failure is the workshop in
which our successes are
shaped.
FLATTERY is only the COM
pliment exaggerated; it is
enlarged to make a small
hit.
BUSINESS patronage will
grow in the direct ratio of
friendships made with
strangers whom you nave
invited to buy your goods.
invite strangers through
Classified Advertising to
buy from you.
A TWENTIETH CENTURY
IDEA! Telephoning Want
Ads. to the Evening Star is
. saving service for you.
Phone Market $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
20 CHILDREN PERISH
AS FIRE TRAPS THEM
IN SCHOOL BUILDING
NO FlRE-ESCAPES
ON SCHOOL, SCENE
OF TODAY'S HORROR

PEABODY. Mass, Oct. est.
Johns ParochiaI School, scene of
tOdaS's fire disaster, was merely a
brick shell, with infiammable in
terior and no nre-eseapes. This
made II similar TO an oven when the
roaring fire got under way.
The structure was erected six years
ago and was the largest in the city.
The three-story walls were of brick,
but all tho interior. including the
burned like finder.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
NEWARK SCHOOLS
ARE PROTECTED,
SAYS DR.. POLAND

City Superintendent of Schools
Addison b. Poland said today
that such a catastrophe as that
which occurred in Peabody this
morning scarcely could occur in
Newark because of a state law
which says concerning doors:
"In any school building two
stories or more in height all
doors leading from classrooms
to corridors and from sub-cor-
ridors to the street or ground
surrounding such school build
ing shall open outward"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
POLITICAL MEETINGS
SCHEDULED TONIGHT
EMOCRATIC.

DEhot ttts
Third ward 1873 BrOOme street;
Thirteenth ward. Yahn's Hall. Eigh-
teenth avenue and Twelfth street;
Seventh ward. Tammany Hall, War
rem street; Metropolitan Hall, Mont
clair; Main and Church streets,
MiiIburn; Valley road and Freeman
street. West Orange.
REPUBLICAN.
New Auditorium, Orange street;
coiored mass meeting; Irvington
Town Hall, Irvington: 66 North
seventh street, Lincoln Club;
schlucher's Hall, 3Oi Waverly ave-
nue.; Lincoln Hall, 12i Lincoln ave-
nue., Orange; SchoeIhamer's Hall. 407
Eighteenth avenue; 80 Crane street,
II. r. Malta Association; II Lock
street. italian Republican Club;
Eagles Hall. 1917 sprin gAeld avenue.
PROGRESSIVE.
Meeting County Committee. corner
Halsey street and Brsnford place.
INDEPENDENT CITIZENS.
street meeting, West Park and
Broad streets mt 8 o'clock. other
meetings 10 be arranged later.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
AGED SPINSTER,
LOVE -SMITTEN,
TRIES SUICIDE
Wickliffe Street Woman, 81,
Leaves Note for Young
Man.
BECKER HAD PREFERRED
OTHER CoMPANIoNSHIP
Miss Sherman Found Over
come from Gas in Her Room.
Taken to City Hospital.
BECKER HAD PREFERRED
OTHER COMPANIONSHIP

Miss Josephine Sherman. sixty.
seven years old, attempted suicide
today i'm her home on the third floor
of 81 Wickliffe street while in a state
of despondent jealousy because Louis
Becker twenty-eight years old wht
lives on the floor beneath, preferred
tho company OF others.
Last night Miss Sherman called OF
Mrs. Becker. mother of Louis, and
remained until 10 o'clock, frequently
expressing surprise and resentment
that Louis should stay SO long visit
ing another neighbor when he knew
that she was waiting for him.
This forenoon. Becker, who is not
employed at present, smelied gas
about 10 O'Clock and traced it. TO the
rooms of Miss Sherman. lie fount
her in bed in her night clothes, un
conscious and with the gas escaping
from an open jet directly over the
bed. ON the bureau was a long note
addressed to Becker.
The man summoned Policeman
Meier, Of the Fourth precinct, who
was standing at Wickliffe and Bank
streets The policeman applied first
aid measures until the arrival of the
ambulance from City Hospital. The
woman was still alive and was
rushed to the institution, where be1
chances for recovery are regarded as
negligible.
The sherman Letter.
The letter she left read:
Friend Louis Forgive me for what
am about TO do. ! take my life
because | cannot endure the suffering
any longer. When | am dead and
gone, speak kindly of me. | have
been kind to you, Louis, not for any
purpose or to entrap you In any way.
II nitied yon and wanted to help
you. | wish you all that is good, and
! may God reward you for the good
YOU have done me i'm return for SO
much | have done for you.
SO, good by. May we meet in
heaven.
Poor Josie; she meant so we'll.
See that | get nice burial and ,e'
Mr. Goldsticker bury me. Havs
Rabbi Silberman for the services.
MY dying wish Is that ] be buries
from your mothers house. | am bet.
ter dead than enduring a living death
for you once made life very pleasan
for me-"
The note was not signed. but Becker
said that the writing was that o
Miss Sherman. He told the police
that the elderly woman came TO llv,
IN the house about two years ago
Although he did not know much
about her he believed she was sup
ported by a relative who lives in
Philadelphia and that she came from
that city two years ago. He also
said another relative of the woman is
in the coal business on "the HILL"
He said. too that Miss Sherman was
very jealous of him and complained
in a mild and rather timid manner
whenever she saw him talking tC
other women in the neighborhood u
heard that he had been visiting an
other neighbor.
Becker's mother said that Miss
sherman did not give any hint of hei
act during last nights visit or at any
other time. When asked if Miss
Sherman was in love with her sor
Mrs. Becker replied, Josie wa'
'dippy.'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
Krupps Build Dutch Warships

LONDON, Oct. 28.-A dispatch to
the Express from Copenhagen says
that the Krupps have obtained a con-
tract to build two cruisers for the
Dutch government.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-28
PROT CAPTURED
BY BULGARS III
DRIVE ON N|SH
a
Serbs Retake Uskub, Report.
French Reopen Railway
to VeIes.
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, Oct. 2s. 7:11 a, m.--Bul-
garlan forces aiming toward Nish
have occupied the strongly fortified
town of Pirot, says a dispatch to the
Mail from Saloniki,
Pirot Is thirty-five miles east of
Nish. 1t was the scene of an i'm
portant battle between Serbs and
Bulgarians in 1886.
Since Sunday the allies troop trains
have run without interruption be-
tween Gievgeli and Veles. This sec
ton, it is said, has been entirely
cleared of Bulgarians.
BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Oct. %, 9:4O a. m.-The
Havas Agency correspondent at Ath-
ems sends word that railway COM
munication between Saloniki and
Veles has been reestablished, and
that a military train going a long
distance northward from Veles en-
countered no Bulgarian troops.
by the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Oct 2S (by wireless to
Sayvllle)-The Austro-German in
vasion of Serbia has been pushed
further to the south. Army head
quarters announced today that fur
ther ground had been gained and
that the army of General Gallwitz
had taken 2,033 prisoners since Octo-
Der 2S
The Bulgarians have captured
Zajecar and Kniajevats, having
crossed the Tinok over a. large front.
Zajecar and Kniajevats are on the
railroad from Negotin to Nish,
..,1. INa lfI1 ri n
now marching Kniajevats is about
thirty nAles from Nish.
The height of Krenovaclava, about
fifteen miles northwest of Pirot (east
of Nish) has also been occupied by
the Bulgarians, who have captured
several guns.
General Won Gallwitz's army has
taken number of machine guns of
| the Serbians.
| BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA, via Amsterdam and Lon
don. oct 2S.-Austro-German and
RuIgarians were closing swiftly in on
the Serbians today from three direc-
| tions.
rhe Teutonic front still moved
resistlessly southward along its 100
mile line. The Austrians gained
oroI,nd on the western frontier. The
RuIgarians won victories in the east.
Teutonic and Bulgarian forces com
bined were consolidating their posi-
tiot,s in the extreme northeast, pre-
paratory TO the beginning of supply
shinnents through the conquered
| serbian district and Bulgaria to the
Turks.
ON operations by the Austro-Ger-
mans at the center of their main line
in the north an official report said
Germans Take Heights.
advancing on both sides of the
Morsva river the Germans have
taken the heights south of Raca
about thirty-five miles south OF
Semendria).
.'They are now advancing in the
valley of the Mlawa river "a stream
roughly paralleling the Moraya and
ton to twenty-five miles east of II at
various places).
in the vicinity OF Topola tforty
rni,es south of Belgrade and twenty
Two miles west of the Morays).
'From Topola Heights they were
eiected at the point of the bayonet.
"A Teutonic detachment has en-
tered Brza Palanka ION the Danube.
about twelve miles a little west or
south of the point where the Austro-
tcontinued on Page ., Column 81
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Tomorrow Night A. o. IL. Minstrel
Kruger Auditorium. Tickets At Hainss q
Halnes. 791 RTaaa ~
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09
Sittstpn.

- Soc giba. austblih elm brsifadsr
Di0roer. Gpnamitrih uno Wtuslieb
Der @anuls BunOs In gieU Yoti. purbs
frib Dieniias Wtorssu nube isinsm
8oltbaus. @ds Der 2asrause uno Bine
StraBen. msudliu9s srmoroet. Ssiu
ansreifsr burdIOdsrts ibn nit 9useln.
- Der stwa 1S Sabre alis Totant
Ssrsi, Elm RsiienOer fur cine yisp Dor.
Ter g8tiu' uno 2ii6rhanblun9, be9ing
lsste Donnsritas Oiaht i'm giational
Saus an 9lorO Wfain Strase Sslbfts
mOro, inotm sr Iif cine RsuOlusriussl
In bic reate 5dldfs iaste. Der Yerlss'
uns ipdtsr i'm bislisen 9oipital erlisss
suO. Oas WtOtiO sur Gbat 1T ni6t
befannt.
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Sbbe 0a,f NDtiaeu.

- Dem 8srsmonn Soisph BaIins.
fp BON Cornell Strass tpurot Donners
ftas In Der Sloun 3she bos Ridsrat
seprohen, ole sr unter eintm Dsden'
fall gefangsn wurbe. Wfan nohm ibn
na9 bem WiOies Eaplor Soipiiul.
- gls cine Slt.rs Shwefier m Srsi.
tas bsm 2idbrissn SObn 9tauriauase
pon 0sft Price Strube @ancp eeben
wollte, srniihte Iis ftutt bsHen Sihlo.
rib pon Wterfur Edfsihtn uno 9ab iie
bem 6iuo. Sc muroe ipdter tn fritis
idem 3uftuno osm @eitietts SOipitat
libermieien.
- Der 28 Sabre alte Sohn @ransb
pon Sampion StraBe ruurot Douuers
ftas Morsen babel srtappt. ole CT aus
einem Senitsr bee Penn Suwelen Sas
osns an Psnn ausnue, bas CT nit etn.
EN- Stsin sinasfioesn bate, lih Waarsn
aneI9uete. SpItsr muroe er In @rmau.
ssluns uOu Shrsihaft BEN @sfdnsuiB
iibsrnieisn.
= Der 80 Sabre alte 8er9manu
Uiihasl Sinfo puroe burh bic Gbat.
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haus on Railroao 4uenue iid cine &es
uoluertussl in Die rshte Sdldfe iaste
uno oann als 2sihe nisoetfisl.
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J,s tsinstsa DrSekarOsstsn 10 90 oea4a
usesr1 de osass aes A'NseenaanaaaA.S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09

- Wiit benz 20. Dsismber aufau9.
enb meroeu bic 4doeu Der Stabt 9tahtS
often gsboltsn, I'M ben iseisrtaestnnfsrn
bshere @els9enbelt gum @intaufsn Su
geben.
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9taht einen Brano, Der DOR isiner DE,
mdlltguna blsien uno Die anberen Wiie-
thsr bss @sbduoss I'm @siummtbstrase
uon SIS. 900 beihdoigte.
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geitorbsu, ben Elm SObn lberlebt. Die
9site muroe Samitas uat lambert.
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men.
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Srep. ut Wiontag 9iuhmitta9 In ieiner
@obnuns an 9ioro SBaibinston Gue.
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ten, 1T porlstten Wfittmoh In ieiuer
Wtutttr Wubnun9 on EaDlor Guenne
SBilliam 3. @mrld eeitorbeu. Die
Beiiebung, iuslhe cine pripate mar, Ct.
folgte Snmitag i'm Dunmore 5riebbof
Der 9isOerirau,, belien lan9idbriess
unb sifriges Wtltelieo Der Ssritorbene
mar. trus ON Srabs msbrsre Erautr.
lieoer Dor.
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Disnftag Nbeno misbsr einen muiiiali.
fteu Griumpb ssls9sntlidp ieints idbr.
lihen Serbition3srtss. oas In Der Ser'
eiusbails on abams Npsnue ftattfano.
Sor elmer 3uhOrerfhuft. Die bic serdu'
migs Sale bis auf ben lssten Sis fiill.
te, nuroe elm Prosramm uorsetrasen
mst4ss iih als tinen mirilihen @snuB
eruies. Srau Shspberb S0pran, unb
Ssrr Furnett. BARTON, mtlhe beioe
uorihsli9s Stimmtn b,fssu, suben
mshrere Bortriee, unb OaB bisislbsn
esfisl,n. bspies Der nnhaltenbe Belfall.
Der iie isbssmal ,u sinsm Spsitsn 8or.
trne 3Dans. Der WtdnnerfOr oes
Bsrsins, wsIder gum sriten Wtal off
entlid untsl 2situns ieinss ususu Dlrl'
senten, PrOf. Sobn &. Uutfins. auf'
trat, hbtrraidts allsemsin our4 ben
Sortidritt. ben sr semaht feline Dor
trd9e srwieisn iid oils lehr 9elnngen
uuo wurOsn uuf nit srobem. nohlusrs
oisnisn 8siiull auissnommen. Sin &c.
miithltdss &aniirGnjdsn biloste ben
Shlus oes lb6nen absnos.
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OilnMDre.

- Der &ndamarpa Strsdenarbsiter
Rodep Straissllo 'pon Sano StraBs
puros ssitsn UtOresn III Sunfsr 9itl
BON sinem 3ug gsl0otst. als er ani
AuebsHern Der @slslie arbeitste.
Srau Dioraarst Diinsr, bsrsn
@aits ole @ris Seier lssten Sanuur In
eintm Rrnd ,u @lsn &pie ssi6otet
wurbe. insngTs Disnftas sine Slnge fiir
s25. .0OO @utiddOisuns Ssssu bic @ris
@0mpanle on.
Der 20 Sabre alts 8arren 81
mtrion matis Wontaa Abenb In sintm
Nniau uOn 9tlsoer9eihlasenbsit slnsu
SdlbnmOrOpsrluh. Sr wOllts fih cine
Ruael tn DIE rshte 5hldfs taaeu. is,
ooh alitt Die 3dssl ab. iiiste ihm ubsr
siusn S6aOslbIud ju. Sr wtro fi&
pieoer srholen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09
Nprb ScranfDn.

- Marp. Die 16 Sabre ults EOhter
Der @bslsuts Sarrg 3stbs Uou Deacon
StraBs, 1T seitsrn nu9 iurSsr Sranf'
belt ssitorbsu.
Srau Senrp Sosburs uOn Ponb
Gusnue wur6s lssts 9tudt ourh anbult'
snoe SamiIisn,wliti9fsiter 10 oefperat,
OaB iie ben Ssriut madts. iih ju er'
ibeseu. Sie iaate iih cine Suasl in
ben 9als uno ou iie srit Orsi Stunoen
ipdtsr nnd oem Slaut Soipital senom.
men wuros. 10 mar ibr 3uitanO mIttler'
weils psssn Osm BlutDerluft Elm 9ra'
ulrenoer 9eporoeu.
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3aubbeit Fam nidbt sebeilt iusr.

BEN bur6 losaIs AppIisaiiputn. neil Fs ben fran.
ftn Jbtil bts Sbrts nihi sTIsihtn f6uutH. 3e
sisbt nur dutu Wsa bic jaubbstt ,u furirtn,
uuO bae 10 bur1 tpufitutiOnillt ptilmiiitl.
5aubbtt pirO burh tintu tuDinpatu 3ufane
her l6Idmistn Ausflsiruns bn Gufdbtittn
RObrs puuriatt. gptnu bitlt R6brs Iidb mt.
,tinbH, bdbt Sbr siutn rumpslnbsn iOn Oesr
unUppfpmmtnts @tbOr; uue psHa Iit enna as
fblOFtu n, nfOIai laubbtir. uno penn Bit Gnr
lhncuug mot atbCbsu uuO bitit 86bn pifbu in
tbTtn atbOristn ;3uffanp ptrftgt prbtn fam,
ptrb has @sbST fur INNER &c fort ptTotn; ntun
66at unttT isbu unp buTh statdTrb ptruriaht,
ptl6n nitIs ale tiu tntlhHpttn 3ulfanb bfr
i1Itimtssu Obsrf6hsH IL.
N,H pUIitn ttubunbtrt Dollars fir ttbtu
(euT1 Ritarrb pnurlnhitul 6an ppn taubbtit
asbsn, ben mir ni@t burG &iuntbmtn pOu 0aa's
8aisirb. aur bsiIsu '5nntu. eaet quo UNI.
fpnh GiTculars tommtn.
Q. 3. 9btnsp & Go, SSltee, ..
Va 0ufnuft pom alfu Apotbsfun, 75c.
paaS 6amiIisu. 9piltn hub bic bfRfR.
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BON Der GIbfeite.

Srau Stso. 6. G8. 9sntes uon @eoar
Guenue bsrihtete Der Polissi am lestsn
Donueritus. OoB ibr 2aoen um Daarsn
TN SDsrtb BON s44 beraubt muros.
Drsi @ruuoitHde. Die bss @barles
Sheuer. SSOhu Is ghillips uno Srnu
Salbsrinu SneiOOpf an Beeh SlraBe.
nurnen Ocnnerifua 9thht onrh cine
3ehsnusrlilebung belHaotst.
SrGulsiu aotbrpu @orOicr uOn Disa'
eom aprnus uno Sreh Ssls'A BON Sir@
5uose wurOsu lfete WOde in Der Osut
iden Buptiitsn SiI6e ourh Paltor 5.
Is. Shmiot uls @bepaar elngeiesnet.
Die Sitter pom st, @sOrss. 3wsis
NO As, bat bic iOlgenosn Ssamlen sr
wdhlt: BrGiibent. 3oispb gBintsr
halt Ils Yrdiioentsn. 5obn @ioen
uno 3Oisph SOnruo RsforOer, Soiepb
@off /; Ssirstdr, ,}0hn 2ousoorf
ShubmsIitsr. SOlspb JieubuuS ; Diur'
i6au. Srso 8dtohsberssr.
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8nfes.Sarre Oepti;en.

- Srou 6. 9. BED, gDittms oss
psrft. wOblusfanntsn 3ubHurBtss. itarb
WtOnias In ihrsr SSObnuns I'm Gum.
berlano Experiment.
- Der Sontrnftor Srunf 8. Dtsbm
murbe Wfontas 81 Dupont uOn sinem
.. & ,. Puiiusierlu9 setroHsu uuo
9et6otet, alS er bic @tlsiit freujts.
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StnDt unO GOunth.
Tns nsus Slubbuus Der Sunasn
Sebrdtihsn UiduHer on BpOmina 2lue.
nue. Uuros Sonntns formel sr0finst.

9as neue Slubbuus Der Sunaen
Sebrdiifsn Uidnner an WpOmina Gue
nns Uurbs Sonntus fOrmsIl srOffnst.
- arthur 6. 9aWtonte. Sauptuso.
meter Der Sudumunna 3sdsn, 1T ium
9tahfolger bes Sol. Bbillips oils @ene
raluerDalter oes Sohlen departments
Der Sompauis ernunnt worosn.
- @slssentlih elmer @eIeuIhaft, bic
9err uno Srau aubwis z. Stipp in
Ihrer Sommernohnung Bu Wtt. Cobb
,u @bren ibrer 2ohtsr 2oulie ubhisl.
ten. fiinotaten iie Die YsrlObnns ibrsr
9ohtsr. Srdulstn Gnna @. nit Ssreo.
Ut. SOffmann uOn !Dtt. Cobb an.
- RaitOr VI. 8. @ullsuiamp, felt
ben Issten itpan,ts Subrsn Seslioraer
Der co lutb. 3lons @smsinOs an Dtlff.
lin GUenue, 1T um Sumiioa fur, DOR
'Dfittas nab langersm &tioen gsitorbeu.
Der Beritorbene nurbs Dor 5S ,Sohren
IN 9annouer. Dsutlhlnno, aeboren uuo
Tom Dor etwa 33 Sahrsn nab Ameriia,
ith iusrit In 9ilaaara Jalls, ipdfer in
9oussrals uuo 3ulsst bier nisOerluIenb.
y miro uon Der Wdtus, brsi EDntern
NIB 3wti S6bnsu iibsrlsbt. DIE Bst.
lsbups sIfOlsts Utontas Jiu6mittos i'm
Soreit 0iu 5rtsohOf; idmmtlid,s Pa,
ltOrsn Der Oiahbarihaft bsibsilistsn iiH
an Der GruutTitltr, aud itslltsn iih
hunoerit uou 6reunNen uno Beiaunisn
ttH. nm Dem Stritorbsuen oie lssts
Sbrs lu erwsiisn.
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Bon NeterSbura.

= Srdulsin Gnua Pfubler uon Roro
Sruin9 apsnue uno @tmarb y Smitb
pon Nrhbulo Strube wurosn Dienilag
slbsnO Ourd Puitor Dt. 9untsr Reio
ass @bspaar sinssieSust.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09
auS bem Dberen Sbale.
(Gr&bal6 @orreiponbeni.l

- 1ominid D.autiS BON Didlon
@itp. tpelhsr bts Tollnutb beium. nud,'
osm ibu elm 9isblinssbunb ssbilisn. III
berislben Donneritas ytadt i'm Wfib.
Sull,p Soipital untsr sroBsn S6mr'
gen erlegsn.
- Durf cine @aesrpIofon In Der
Yittsion Gbtr Der UNDERWOOD Sshe
nahs GbroOp am Srsifas Yiadt muroe
elm Moun aeiDottt unb pier anoere per.
lsst. Der @stbotat 1T Elm als 9im'
mie bstanntsr Stolisner. Die Serlssten
fino Fatrid WieSone. Domutd @Ofta,
Stsus PsrssnaI uno Gnorsw DuiBon.
(@arbonbale @orreiponoeus.I
- Ole Robert Simr,ll 9pohnuna
on Slhoro Strnst nuroe Cienftn9
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NIT einem Ssrluft uon 81. 800.
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milie 1T 9roB." ihrsibt Serr Soiepb
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babsn ,p0li 3inoer unb piHsn naiiir.
lih ben Wrt siper autsn Samilisnme'
bi,in su ihdssu. Disine Sral lit job
rslang on lhUafsm Wia9en. St be
iorate ibr cine Slaihe Sorni's aIptn'
flGuter unO ss bulf ibr wuuosbur.
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pouon ih cine ssbruud,ts. osnn i'd bot
Is Sebsrlelben, unb es half mir aud.
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glbbspllle Se t0nnsn @rfnnoiaunssn
iibsr mid uno msine Snmllle slr5iehen.1
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brauht, mnd,t ihnsu bic @rfahruns.
oae cisisS Sellmitisl BorihSe btiisi,
Die islien In anoersn WieoBinen eeIun.
ben wsrosn. @s TT ntht In apotbstsu
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ben 9eutsu. Sails Ste fstusn Asentsn
in 3brsr Natbarihuft tsnnen, idrei'
ben SIe oil ble 0alteller: Or. Sster
SSohrnsp & Cons Co.. 1875 90.
0Opus aus., @bIeaso. 81.
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gSahne @puntn.

6onesbaIs. .-Srau annu Wf. 2obs
mann, SDiItws bss Sreb. Nohmauu. LIT
lsste Wohe I'M alter uon 86 Sabren
ourh ben Goo abberufsn worosu. Die
Beiissuus erfolste Sonnta9.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
May Call Them 'LangIeys."

THE reading world has become IA
miliar with the word ''Taube," and
understands that il stands for Ger
man aeroplane. Men read every DAY
of flying machines that are called
Wright" a -'Curtiss." d " Bleriot.' a
"Farman." a Bristol Il ''Morane-
Saulnier' and other names fastened /"
a plane by a builder or an aviator
who has succeeded in fashioning
model differing from some other model.
No flying machine is called "A Lang
ley" in commemoration Of the creative
and original service to aviation rem
dered by the late Prof. Samuel Pierre
pont Langley of Washington. Two citi-
zens of the capital have Joined in the
neutrality-suspicious. il might even be
called a movement-to have the gen
eric name Langley" applied to flying
machines that are heavier than air.
The suggestion seems to have been
brought forward first by Col. Archi-
bald Hopkins of Washington. and
Frank Warren Hackett has seconded
the motion. suggesting that perhaps
the commander-in-ch chief of the army
and navy. upon this subject being
brought to his attention, might favor
Col. Hopkins proposal and give d.
rections that henceforth the govern
ment airships shall be called Lang
leys" Mr.. Hackett has written that
THE unselfish devotion of the late SAM
uel Pierrepont Langley to the solution
of the problem of aerial flight-to the
discovery of the principle-has. been
admitted and admired by All well IN
formed Americans and that our coun-
try ought to enjoy the honor that
would attach to the coming into use
Of this term.