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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

8atterien in ibrem 5euerbereid su
itrsusn perfu9tsn. Die 9ii9el oes
eurppGii9en ufers tparen bereits in
Oibts @Olten sebtiIlt, Die tells bonn
Rau9 Der erploOierenoen 9rondten.
tells bonn Staub Der aufeepiiblten
@romaFen genGbrt ipurOsn. Wdbs
reno ieoOd Die @efdofIe auf bieiem
hfer i'm alIsemeinen in SiemIiber
RGbe ibres 3ieles niebsrsingen. mar
SGs Seuer auf Die aTatiide Settle
nett psniser ssididt oirisiert. oena
IN Der erften Stunoe Oes 9efedts
perirrte ii6 nur Ielten eine 8ranate
auf ben 9of bes Sorts Samioieh
9assssn fouFen ununterbro9en Die
pet6erbenbrin9snoen 9riibe oes 5eins
bes in Die Struben unO 6dufer Der
barmlpIen SGpferitabt Si4onot &as
leb, osrsn gcpobner ii@ eilenos OUT
Die amliegenoen 8erse fli4teten. Sisr
unS bort itiiroten nit setpaltigem
8ra6en Die lei9t sebauten 9auier
suIammen; oos idlanfe Minurett et'
ner aItsn Mof4ss ipurOe sur SGlfts
bon sinsm sroben Wantelitiid meg
geriFen, eliibenoe Stdhliplitter
Tdpirrten bur9 Die 2uft, ii4 am
an6eren gnSe ibrsr 8abn tief in oas
pfIaIter einbObrsno. uno bon nsusm
einen Sagel BON SteingerOu umber>
preusnS (piIh 1l
Inter oieIen @erbdltnihsn tonnte
man ben alten Surm fuum mebr als
einen Iebr onssnehmeh nno ii4srsH
aufentbalt beSsidren. Wlan itieg
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
General giuaret.

peitdt purbs, su OurdIdn,ibsn. 3ein
einSiges permo9te Den iintenoer
Stnblrisien Dor Der @rfiilluns Isines
8srbGngniHes 5u errei6en.
SorpeOoboots, 3erfttrer unb Mis
nenfii9er lOiten ii9 bonn SOriSoute,
um in ipoblgemeinter, aber unporii9s
tiger giIe !SiIfe gu brinsen. 9lu9
Iie bemiibten fi9 per9ebens, oenn in
peniser ols bier Minuten, Dom aufs
Idlos an serednet. ipielte iid Oos
erI6iitternoe Drama db, uno ein
SOrpe0ObOOt iOipie elm WineufiIher
gineen, BON ben 9eI9Ofen Der Saus
biBenbattsrien i9lper getrpfIeu, nit
Dem iterbenoen RieIen in Die Siefe.
9egen brei llbr na9mittass trat
cine @sfs9tspnuie elm. S9on neiet:
man Der gtnii9t gu, bab Der llnters
gang Oes nBoupet" Dem 6einOe Dor.
oerbano ben 9efdmad an lpeiteren
triegeriIben Sperationsn berOorbsn
babe, als Elm neues 9eI6na0sr am
0arodnelleneiusans eribien. nn9Sem
Orsi feinolidhe Sdiffe, gum Sell nit
Silfe bon S9Ieppern. aus Dem 9es
fe9te otgesogen iparen. Ou Ole 3ubI
Der feinOIi9en 2inieni4iffe i'm Ru9s
mittogstampfe nuf IA Jeltissen lpur,
tommt man gu elmer 9eiamtaabI bon
18 2inienfGiffen in Der srOben engs
lii9=fransDihen glttion om 18.Mdr5.
Sos 6euer bon allen Seiten ers
rei9te in ben Rahmittagsitunben
cine IoI6s Seftigteit, baB unter Der
9epaIt Der S6iiTe uno Der @rus
nnterpIoIionen nidt uur minuten<,
ionbsrn piertelitunosnlang in tpeitem
llmtrsiIs Die grOs bebte. oob in Dem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

ginfppbner bon SI9anat &aIeb pies
Der 5urid in ibre 9iitten, ooer iie
Iu9ten, ipenn fie ftatt ibrer SeimitGt>
te nur einen Sriimmerbaufen fanoen,
llntertunft bel 5reunOen uno Na9s
barn.
Sreili4 Durben am tpmmenbeu
Sage auf einsm tleinen, in Der Rdbe
oes Sorts SamiO.eb augeIegten 6rieo>
bpf mebrere beutI9e unO tiirtil4e
Soloaten, Die in treuer Waffenbriis
oerIbaft Settle an Settle setGmpft.
miteinanber aur elpisen &ube sebettet,
uno gum eriten Wtale itdnoen an 10
aepeibter StGtts Greu5 anO 9dIbs
monb sufammsn. (8iIO 2.) 9lber
fpGbrenO Der Jsino uuBer ieinen merit
pollen S9iffen nd4 ieinem eigenen
@ingeitdnOnis ni9t tpeniser als 2000
Mann einge6iibt battle, betrugen Die
@erIuFe in iGmtIiden tiirtii9en
Sorts, segsn Die ii9 oos Seuer ges
ri6tet bate, % Sote unO go 8ers
tpunoete, bon oenen ole metlten dut
Dem @ege 5ur @snsiung iino uno in
in ni9t Su fernsr 3ett ipieoer an ibre
@eI9iibe auriidtebren iperoen. llno
ipenn ou6 piele !6GuIer Der frieoIis
den Srtf6uften Si9unut &aIeb uno
&ilio>elz9obr BON ben feinoIi9en
@ranaten serI6mettert ipOroen iinO
(8ilb 81, penn aud Die SrdOerIen
Der Sorts an man6en SteGIen arg
seripii6lt poren, nur elm ein5iges Ses
T6iib bat einen @Olltreffer in ben
llnterbau erbdIten uno 1T ooour4 fir
einige 3eit gefe4tsuntii9tig gemd9t.
Ollie an6eren iteben unOeriebrt oa, be-
reit, Dem @egner BON neuem Sob uno
@eroerben entgegenSui6leubern, falls
er no9mals elm SGns4en ipa9en
follte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

glber Der 8eder oes Geioes mar
oamit fir England nod ni9t er,
I96pFt. bsnn Elm spsites S9la9t.
i9iff, Die Ocean mar 70 i9psr
beI9Goigt, bob man boI0 Die llns
m6sli9teit trtannte, ss aus Der Seus
erIiuie Su i9leppeu. 6oit cine sans
Se, unenbli1 Iange uno qualpols
Stunoe berIu6ten Die iibrigen S6ifs
fe Oes @si4paOers. ben &ameraoen
nit ibrem { euer 5u beden, pdhrenb
Die Sorpeopbpote uno 3erItOrer Die
perspeiIsItIten 9lnitreueungen nm Die
9srguus bes S6iffes mn9ten. - Elm
llnternebmeu, bos bur9 Oas befti9e
unO pOhIss,ieIts 6euer Der SaubiBsn
fir ale beteiligten 5abrssuse 10 ges
fGbrIid geitoItet tpurOe. Onb i9lieB,
lid tein anOerer 9luspeg blieb. als
aud bieies S6iff fi5 feIbh unb ieis
mem S9tdIa, gu iiberGofIen. nnabem
ipenigitsns ein SeiI Der 8eIusuns se.
rettst porosn mar. gs iunt ipGtcr
i'm duberen Sell Der Weerense plOBs
lid unN in fpenigen Minuteu.
Sumit mar oic 9eipaItise S9ludt
cntIdisOlu. 2onsTam Oampfte Elm
S9iif na6 Dem dnosren Ourh ben
9lusgnns Der Dteersnge ben 9rie6is
fdsn SnIsIn 81. unb i9isr unbeimli4
fpirtte bic tiefe StilIe. ipGbreno ii4
Die S9atten Der Ra6t iiber Die OAR
buus0sno0rfer fentten. nahOcm Der
9onnsr oes Iebteu S9uhes, ben Die
Saubiben Dem obSisbenosn 5einbs
nadianoten, sroGIeno in Den ferneH
Sdlsrn perbuIlt NOR. gfnmdblid nur
bsrubistsn f9 Oie aufsepeitfdten
Rerusn. oIImG6Ii9 nur tsbrten bts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

berdb, unb apar. iuis bulS bemertt
ipuroe, our rs4ten 3eit. oenn pdb'
renO Sic fleine @ruppe nod in benz
biiIteren, f9siubur uneridiitterli4 feit
ssbauten Sorpss ftunO uno iiberlegte,
Oh in Der RGbs BON mebrsren SuBeno
&iIten Wlunition pdbreno elmer mabs
Ios beftigeu 8si9iebung tuobl Der
ri6tige Srt fir Ri9ttGmpfer lei,
I6Iug nit obrsnbetGubsnoem &ro4
cine @ranate in bic an ben Surm
srensenoe Rausr. 70 Oob bas gan5e
@ert in Ieinen 9runOfeiten er5itterts.
9as tiirste Die 8srutung ab, man
entI9ieb iid fir einen ebrsnbollen
Ridsue, Ser in anbetrd6t elmer BON
Rau6 uno Stoub bis Sur llnour9'
fidtioteit ongefiiIlten I9tpefelgelben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

sonsen Sort Samibieb Die Sruperfen
unter Der @udt 0es Geuers Der eises
nen 9eidiibe gu fdpunten idieuen.
tpGbreno bic 9raunten Den 8ooen in
Der llm9ebune bes Sorts fOrmIia
umdderten.
Cine Stunbs mad Der onOersn bers
fIob. Die betunnte englifbe SeeSsit.
Die bisbsr itets ben glbbrud oes @es
fedts feitens Der feinoIi9en Sdiffe
nit fib ssbradt, aber oos 8riilen
Der ebernsn Sdliinoe, Der Bonner.
Der in md9tisen Wusen our9 Die
8srse rolIte, nabmen tein @nOs. 9a
CAB es mad 6 1lbr Die sipeits srobs
llebsrrafduns Oes Suses: Dos engs
Hide SdIudtidiff ~SrreiiifibIs". bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

tpdbrsnb bss Iansen @efe9tes Oeri9ie,
bens ununsenebme Sreffer srbaIten
batte, tpuroe p6IIig fampfs uno be-
ipegunssunfGbig. SorpeoObOote unO
3erit0rsr Dsriu9ten Silfe Su bringen
uno ben aolOB aus Der Seuerlinie gu
f5Ieppen, aber ibre 8smiibunssn na'
rem aur Grfolgloiieteit perurteilt, uno
,iur nit Guberiter Rrdftanitreuguns
selang es. einen Sell Der 8siubung
Su retten, benor oas einit 70 itoI5e
S9iff, issIidsn S9ubes bar. bon
Der leidtsn 9eeenfrDmung, Die an
bieIer StelIe Der Rssrense nab Nors
ben gsbt, in Die 9u9t bon DurOanus
setriebsn ipurbe. Sc nGber Der eiIers
ne RplpB Den 8otterien fam, oeito
ipenissr ipasten Die tleineren feinbs
liden Sdiffe es. iib ibm gu ndbern.
uno bal6 iab man. fpdbreno Die
Spannung unter ben 8epba9tsrn ouf
beiOsn Seiten ibren 5Dbepuntt ers
rei9te. nur nod bier unO oa Elm
Rettunssboot dbitobeu. gs mar oufs
eeseben, uno Die 8eberrfderin Der
Mesre permohte ni9t, ibr toitbarss
S6iff su f6iiben. ons ipilsnIos Dem
Seinbe in Die 4rme slitt. Cine Stuns
De fpGter. als bos @efedt obflauts,
polIenbsten bic 8dtterien bon 0arbus
nos ibr @ert. inoem lie nit tpeni>
gen tpOblge3ieIten Sdiiffen oen nSr'
reiiitibIe" uuf ben 9runo oes Meeres
1enterf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

Iihe Sorts, unteritiibt Don oen auf
auoeren befeitisten pIdbn untsrses
brudten 8atterien, in elmer WeiIe ers
ipiOerten, ole Stpar in be5us auf Die
3abl Der perI9nenbsten 9eI9pHe Dem
5einos bsbeutenb na4itonO, in besus
auf Die 3abl Der Sreffer Jpn iebob
ipeit iiber6ot, tpie man auf ben engs
Iifdeu uno frdnsDiif9en S4iffen
balo nit S9reden srtennen mubte.
Ser erits berni9tenbe S9lag fieI
sssen 2 llbr, aIs Die 8efdieBung nod
einem tursen Mbflauen. oas inmitteh
bss porbsr fpie na9ber berri6snben
S0llenIGrms ipte eine @rboIungspauIe
erf6ien, ibren SSbspunft erreidte.
2tus Dem fransOiifden 2inienidiff
H8oupet" ftieg plDbli6 cine bobe ipets
Be Rou9Idule empDr. unb ettpa "a
Gefunosn fpdter srI9iitterte Elm ses
tpaltiges Rraden, 6sFen &Iang ii9
bon Dem iibrigen 4umpfsetOie oeutli9
unteri6ieo, Die ednse gltmoIpbdre.
0ns Sed bes unsIiidlidsn S9iffes
tau9te tief in Die @elIsn binab, ipGbz
reno Der Bug pie elm grauiises
Wabrseiaen gen Simmel rnsts. 8oos
ts ipurosn fOfort bon anberen Sdifs
fen bss @ef6pnOers flottsemadt,
aber iie fhienen nit unenbti9er
2onsTamtsit Die aufgersste See, Die
fortfpGbrsno ourd Die Sipifden ben
Sdiffen auffdIusenben 9efdoHe Der
8iiitenbatterien bon neuem BODICE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

Iu6er Der GeburtsftGtts gbamiFOs
= er mar am 27. Sanuar 1871 auf
bem ipdtsr but9 bic fruns0iii9e Res
tpIution serIt0rten S9Iob 8Oneourt
seboren = sibt BON Dem isBisen 3us
itono Der @sgsnb folsenbes Bib:
Sin tiefer, mitgrombserronten. tpiIs
Der, fpeiBblabenber &Iemutis uno
G9iIfgras 6idt 'peripu9isnsr 9ras
Len umi6IisBt bas erbObte Serrain
tsr sinit befeitisten Burg. Die SpbinG
Gm Drummer, Der 6eigenbdum. ole
@bomifo in ieinem idpnen 2ieos
.0as S9IoB 8oncourt" eripGhnt,
pel6ss SrieOrib @ilbeIm ~. gu
GrGnen riibrte, iinb peridtpunoeu.
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Sd NIB gretbe.

8ir iiteu auf her Sfeubnnf =
Sd llno mein brnuner S6ab;
Wtein Bid idlueift nah benz giihtr'
idrdnt
gu @oetbcs g6renpIae.
Sic giite bIidt 70 bobeitsbou
stIf midl-beu Sibters sSperg. q.
Sd bent: .Serr 9rilber i'll Apou -
gSie anbers mar bein 8ertl. =.
limb bod - bin i'd audi gegen bid
Gin idnrmerIider 8idlt =
Sd babe aud ettpos fir mid
llnb tauidle nit Dir nidltl"
So, Goethe auf benz Yoitameut
9ommt mir redlt drnlih fir,
limb iuenu er Jest 10 ipredeu t5nrP,,
Sprdd' er geiuib al mir:
rSten' bu bih auf ben 8iiderihranf
sui meineu gbrenpiab,
Sd ieb' mid Iieber aiif Die 8drt
gu beiuem brauueu Sdael"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

-
Gtmofpbire in beidIeunistem SsmpO
oneetreten ipuroe. Gin Siigel binter
Der Ortfdaft. ouf Dem oas SoIpitaI
lieet. biIosts bas 3iel. 0as man na4
penieen. Den 8eteilisten pobl unDer'
sebIi9sn Miuuten gIiidli4 errsi4te,
uno BON Dem aus man eine quite
lIeberIidbt iiber ole bsiben llTer nit
ben beIdoienen Sorts ipie iiber Die
fsinOIiden Sdiffe butte. ous oenen
bon Setunos gu Setunoe Die Saiiiie
oufblibten.
Snspii9en batte ein engIiIder
TIieser, Der in betrG9tliher SObe oas
@eldn6e iiberflog, ben Sdiffen our6
Signale Mlittsilunsen iiber Die Wirs
lung oes Seuers semodt, oas fdmt'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

Abb. 1. @rauatipirfung an eiuem Res
bengebdilbe innerbaIb Der sSeltung
RaIeb Sultnnieb.
bic bic enss, nur 1850 Retr. breits
@rense Der Gubsren unO mittleren
DaroansGIen fdiiben, in bei9auIider
Rube babinesfloHen. Rur TeIten uno
In GROCER Serne butte Der Sonner
Der S9iffsgeI9iibs Die StilIe Der i'm
TriibIinssf9mud prunsenoen glatur
auterbro6en. Sier uno oo bntte Der
sseinb oes gea9ts Die Mineniperrs
Surd 9fbfiI6en gu fdpdden Ders
fudt, - Elm @srIu9, Der fait rssels
mGbia nit Dem 8erluite eini9er Der
nit 70 hsitler Qlrbeit betruuten gOOts
enoete.
60 fab oas fleine Sduflein Der
auf bieIem SeiIe oes 8riegsf4aus
pIabes suselaFenen SOurnaliitsn am
Donuerstag, ben 18. MtGra. IN etpas
uadbentli9er Stimmuns Dor Dem
einsisen nod uffenen SeebauIe bon
&f6dnat &aleb.
Sci ben friiberen 8eI9ieBun9.n
battle meif Der alte Surm bss Sdlcfs
les aaleb @uItunieb, bon Dem aus
man cine prndtpoIle Ssrnliat gentsbt,
aIs geobadtunsspoiten fir Die Be
ri6terIfottsr geOisnt. Sbn fu9te mon
nl5o audi isbt auf. uno man erblidts
bon bort in ben duberen 0aroanellen
elm @eI9paoer bon fiinf sngIti4eu
unb bier frunsOiif9en S9iffen, ole
sipei TeueriieGungsn gsbilost battsn'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

Gin &unftfid! Der
Bauer So9en idrieb an ieinen i'm
SeI6e befinbli6en SObn: ~2ieber
sSunse! SHUTTER bat iebt pfIaumtu6sn
eebadsn, ben 9u INNER 10 germ ses
gefen 6ait. gta, mir beben Dir f9On
elm Stiid ooppn auf!"
Aus einsm SeIbp 0 It.
bri ef. sleid5eibtg ffigge i9
Dir, Iieber MilleT, sfpei pfuno
@ansfett, g ia ia MID billie, uber .
tommt bonn SerSen
Seiner 4nnd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

@ipilbompierrs an ber @ubs. in els
mem Seitentale. Sn Der 0orftir9e
bort lit sin @rubitein erbuIten. inter
otm atpei 1719 seitorbene &nDers
panbte gbamifos ruben; bort batten
I'M Spmmer 1870 bic Sorfbepobner
rur ben beronnubenben oeutfaen
sruppsu ibre Sabe perborsen. bon
Der ni9ts isitens ber ~Oeuti4en 8ars
GGren" anseriibrt lpurbe. Sat es ii9
bod 70 mertipiirbts gefiigt, bab elm
GnteI gbamiFps bas ein5iebenbe
teuti9e Resimeut befsbIigte. Gin Be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
Sas mikberitanbene sdnanserI.

Bauer: .!Ssrrepttfutra! sic "a,
sic bob'n mir mel Diiritl bonn SeIs
Ter 9'lomma!"
,Sos 1T ii9er bon mein'm
S9nauaerI sefrefen iporben!"
Bauer: r2ali, Sultenber! Cur
SdnouserIl Dos gIoub | i1on, bob
Sbr's nit nit bera giai'n g'fref'n
hnbt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
1isin Sdak.

Ilein G6at bat bIaue Gusen,
Snt einen fiiBen Ylunb,
Gin aIlerliebltes gids6en
llub 8ansen friidI unb runc.
Ueein Sdab bat goIO'se Saare
limb 5ierIthe @eitaIt,
Gin iieeubrein Semitic
limb abt5ebn Sabre baIb.
Tlein S6ab bat prd6t'se Sleiber,
Sariu iie mir eefGllt;
Sie hat bieI reid 9eie6mei6e
limb bat aii6 Gut unb 0eIb.
Sod bat mein Shab nod eines =
Sds iei nit Stols eennuut -
60 boret benn uub italinet:
giein S6as bat aud-S e r It a II b.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24
Die DardaneIIenfebIaebt.
eailbernne bes artileriebuells am IS.
Wilr5.

St9tbthaHB wv Ztitththt0puShS uHt Ao'
0iar5.
lleber Die bentlpiiroieen greisniTe
bes 18. MGrS. an Dem Die engIii4'
frana0fiide 6lutte in ben 0uroaneIs
len cine entIdeiOenOe RiebsrIuse ers
litt uno nab iisbenitiinOisem &am'
pfc unter idpsren 8erIuitsn ben
Rampfplub rdumen mubte. sibt elm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES folsenbe S4il'
berung:
@If Sage uno elf giddte paren be-
reits felt Der Isbten 8efdiebung Der
an ben aIten, 1465 bon Mobommeo
III. erbautsn S9l0Fern aaleb SuItas
nieb unS &iIios8abr geIessnen iiar'
fen Sorts SamiOieb uuo Wasof4ioieR,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-24

elm eebcm sbatenes geaen Die gnHien num
fir 9egson pepeubcu s pereen aber Wunin
Gltr $500 Sabrcu eingefeut)
@erioiemg bes Sue5faunls abgerbt.
gpeds Spg f ot seSn bb e beres bic Sote 9eben
foml
sr0bten ensen beriu Die SpramNeu in Gepebppra'
unl6uuanben
SeebunSe sr aufparns beuIdr luerieoe ab9ebht
engdu G prben rge Hafes atgeeut I'M Die @e'
uOer en au9abeort
All
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abb. 8. Sic beI6dSiste unS 5ur 3eit
unbeipobute friibere Siommauoartur
bon Si6anaf GaIeb.
un6 - nod Der iibIiden Sattit i'm
RreiTe umberfabrsno - ben SuseI
tbrer 9eIdoFe ouf ole Sorts uuo
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GbamIfIos 6ebMrtstag.

gines 6eutIGen 9idters Diege,
Der, pbpobl sebOrsner 5ran5oie, prsus
biI9er OffiSier gsporben mar, tano
unfpeit bes Irsonner @ulbes, Inn
rem iebt 70 beib ssItritten ipirb, in
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- Cine Sraee. Renommiit:
p1tnTere 8drnpaue beItano ous 30
SpIodten unb 20 &ameIen. "a
,Woren Sic Sol0dt2" -t
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Splitter.

Der &ueg modt aus ben UaGns
nern = 6en Mann, aus ben 6rdu'
en- - bas @eib.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
Daddy sBedtime
q, How Jack
AOI " Frost Hated
To Go Away

-
/ dies" daddy.
u where, daddyY asked Evelyn
laughed daddy
spring maiden invited
like
beautiful
S
pesdes
little his
the
located There
maid here till the
little fellow The him.
the that have become dried and wd being shaken of
him with
those shaking them
all
beautiful
mind Jack been
brushes the
the beautiful time all winter making snow for boys and
enjoys
himself sow thinks of
intentionally
beautiful
be
back as he can
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
YESTERDAY

The harsh and biting winds of to-
day have little of the soft, spring-time
appeal of the more languid atmos-
phere of yesterday. But even the chill
and gloom of these skies can not
dispel the pleasure that fingers from
the beauty of twenty-four hours ago.
When the clouds had dispersed late
yesterday afternoon, Moscow and the
country round about it made picture
potent to quiet and charm the heart
fretted with the work of the succeed
day.
In this region, to our way of think
ing, the spot of unsurpassed beauty
is that valley which, at every season
of the year, deserves it's epithet of
runs high along the western hills. On
the east it hugs the base of less lofty
chain of titled slopes. Between the
roads lies the great, rich valley with
its fields of vivid green or black
ploughed land; with it's flocks of shay
gy sheep nibbling the fresh vegeta-
ton in the pastures; with its winding
creek whose banks are crowned by
gray-green willows, yellow flowers,
and overhanging duslly bushes; with
its neat bridges, it's white and blue
farm houses, and its gradual rise to
higher ground where. at the back
stands the mass of indigo blue we
call the mountains.
Every fresh tone of the myriad col
ors to be discovered was a keen de-
light Every curve in the road, every
shadow of the trees added their quota
of beauty Endless variety of con-
tour. Constant surprise in new
charms.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
A MOTOR CLUB

There is a good deal of talk of form
ing in Moscow a motor club with a lit
tie, inexpensive cabin some where foi
picnicing, and a good road to make
the drive enjoyable. Some such plan
for country club on a modest scale
we believe could be successfully car
ried out here.
Moscow is full of motor cars now
and when the present season has real
ly begun, it will be found that the
numbers have been vastly increased.
Indeed, there are so many that there
is ample reason to believe that pretty
much every one could be sure of a
means of getting to the country club
grounds at no serious inconvenience or
heavy expense.
A motor club would help to create
sentiment for country roads and would
help to get work done on the roads.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
JOEL

Mr. and Mrs. James Mondy left for
their home in Galata, Mont, last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Digen and chill
dren have returned from Colfax where
they attended the funeral of Mrs. Dig
ems mother.
At the basket social the school chill
dren gave a nice entertainment last
Friday night and after the program
Dale Hammer sold the baskets All
reported a good time.
Quiet few of the people of Corn
wall are loosing their chickens on ac-
count of poison around their barns.
J. D. Hammer made a business trip
to Moscow Tuesday.
The school boys were defeated by
the Troy boys in game played on the
school grounds last Friday afternoon.
Only being a seven-inning game the
score stood / to O. Some of the boys
here had just got over the mumps and
were SO weak weren't up to standard
The next time they hope to do bet
ter.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
BLOCKADED
Every Household in Moscow Should
Know How to Resist 1t

If your back aches because the kid
neys are blockaded,
You should help the kidneys with
their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for weak kidneys.
Recommended by housands--here's
testimony from this vicinity.
J. L. SLENDER, carpenter, 1903
Tenth Ave, Lewiston, Idaho, says: 81
always felt tired and my back was
weak If exerted myself when work
ing, | had lameness and pains in my
back. l often felt just as though my
back was going to give out. Doan's
Kidney Pills drove the aches and pains
from my back"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. SLENDER had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. adv
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
STOPPING PLACES

Last season, rather late in the year,
to be sure, the Star-Mirror suggested
the great advantage it would be to
Moscow motorists if they knew where
they could stop for an occasional din
ner.
The Star-Mirror will be glad to re-
ceive and give publicity to the names
of any farmers wives who are willing
to provide motoring parties with sup
pers and dinners, and who will take
orders over the telephone for the en-
tertainment of such guests.
Any one in the country who is will
ing to serve supper or dinner to motor
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07

asked for or appreciated if provided.
The people from the country are
invited constantly to come to Moscow
to shop Now the people of Moscow
want their chance to go to the coun-
try and buy genuine country fare,
skilfully cooked by good, old-fashioned
country cooks.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
Retiring Before the Enemy.

Owens My tailor will be here in
half an hour.
Elevator .Boy-Yes, Sir; shall ask
him to wait?
Owens-Certainly not, you idiot!
What do you suppose I'm going out
for?-Boston Transcript.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07

car parties should let the Star-Mirror
know where the place is, what the
price of the meal would be for each
person, how far ahead notice must be
given, and what the telephone number
is. We shall be glad to keep the pub
lie posted as to such directory.
Farmers wives should remember
that the plainest service is all that
would be desired or expected. The
main thing is to have good, plain food,
well cooked. Good bread and but
ter, plenty of rich cream for the cof-
fee, fried chicken in season, country
bacon, and ham, plenty Of
vegetables-these are what the public
is looking for Fancy "made" dishes
and elaborate desserts would not be
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-BETWEEN 9Th ST. AND w.
S. Robbins residence, via Hayes ST..
green suit coat with bar pin in col
lar. Return to Joe Driscoll. Re-
ward. 9O4 East Sth street. 81
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
Classified Ads
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

First insertion one cent word, the
minimum charge being rs cents. Sub
sequent insertions, five cents line il
consecutive. Intermittent insertions
take the one-time rate. Six average
words are counted as one line.
twenty-five per cent discount on ads
running one month or longer without
change of copy
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07

FOR SALE-LARGE TEAM, WAGON,
and harness. Inquire of Will Bost-
wick, or B. L. Clark on Theo. Clark
place, southeast part of town. 59-1p
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07

FOR RENT-FIVE AND FOUR-ROOM
houses; modern, well located; also
furnished rooms. Call 22-J 56-1
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
Both piano and player piano. Leave
orders at Williamson's or Phone 81.
Mario Crisafulli. AIS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07

FOR SALE-GERMAN AND LIN
net singers. 226 East Fifth street.
58-2p
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-07
FOR RENT.

FOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED
room 615 Deakin Ave. Phone 1897
60tf