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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
Colt Divorce Case
 Opens With Large
 Array of Witnesses

With a big array of witnesses and lawyers, parties in the sensational di- -orce action brought against Harris Dunscomb Colt, a wealthy New York lawyer, by Elizabeth B. Colt of Ridge field. were ready for the beginning of the trial before Judge Case in the su- perior court this afternoon Mrs. Colt charges her; husband with desertion and asks for alimony. She claims Colt has property worth s100, ,0O0. Colt de- nies the desertion charges and claims his wife has an estate in Ridgefield worth $5Q,O00 in addition to her income of $7, 300 a year He is also prepared to contest his wife's request for the custody of a minor son.
 The suit was assigned for trial as soon as testimony was completed in the action of J. R. Peck of Brookline, Mass, against George c. Edwards and others of this city. It >was expected this would be finished early this after II,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
Paul Chapman To
 Administer Roberts
 Property in This City

Paul s. Chapman was today named by Judge Miller in the probate court as administrator of the portion of the estate of Guy Roberts located ia Bridgeport Roberts died in New York city. He owned a house and lot in Iranistan avenue. It is valued at about $t.10e. His heirs-at-Iaw are be- Heyed to be a brother, Joseph W. Rob erts, a resident of Missoula, Mont; a sister, whose name is unknown and who is supposed to be an inmate of a convent, and two half sisters, Mrs. Sarah N. Chandler and Mrs. Ida M. Martin of Worcester, Mass. The half sisters applied for papers of adminis- tration on the estate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30

Discussing the American Interna- tiona1 corporation, formed in New York with a capital of 100000 to finance foreign trade estimated at $500, ,O00, 900, the London Morning Post says: Tt is evident that the United States is making preparations for ca apturing the worlds trade after the war! This company must be treated as quite serious proposition" Frank A. Vanderlip is chairman of the cor poration. and among the other direc- tors are Robert S. Lovett, Percy A. Rockefeller, Otto H. Kahn, J. Ogden Armour, William E. Corey, Robert Dollar, James J. Hill, James A. Still man and Theodore N. Vail.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
Falling Bayonets
 Seriously Injure
 Remington Employe

Samuel Mazcoveiz, aged 22, living at 32 HalIett street. met with painful injury at the Remington Arms & Am munition Co.'s plant this morning when a bayonet was driven through the fieshy part of his right forearns from the elbow to the wrist. He is, in Bridgeport hospital, having been transferred /by the city ambulance.s The accident. which was due to the dropping of 8 tray of partly finished bayonets. cut every vein in the arm. and but for the quick succor rendered by fellow workinen he would quickly have b1ed to death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
Camp is Named For
 U. s, Soldier Hero

San Antonio. Nov. SozTo honor the. memory Of Sergeant Ernest Schaeffer, Troop c. 3rd cavalry, who was killed in battle with bandits at Ojo Della quay, near Brownsville, Oct. 21, Major General Frederick F,unston.A com manding the southern department to- day gave orders to change the name of the camp where the fight took place. It was formerly known as Camp Mission Texas but it's official designation now is Camp Sergeant Schaeffer. Tezasi's
 The war department gave it's en- dorsement of this action.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
JAMEs P. CAsEY

A large assembIage of prominent friends of James P.< Casey, whose death occurred on Saturday, attend ed the funeral held this morning from his late residence, e91 Pembroke street at 10 o'clock. Rev. John F. Murphy, rector of St. Mary's church. read the services. The great mum Der of handsome floral tributes, at tested the esteem with which the de- ceased was held by hundred of peo- pie throughout the city. A delega- ton from the F'raternal Order of Eagles, Bridgeport Aerie, No. APO, of which the deceased was a member at tended the services. The bearers: Captain John H.. Redgate, John A. Murray, Ex-Ai6erman John H. Ccughlins Fire Commissioner John H. Tague, Ex-Mayor Dennis Mulvihill ard William Hickey. Interment was in the family plot in St. Michae1s s cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
Ex-Butcher Will
 Contest For Bill !
 Against 0. G. Lyon

James H. Dorus, formerly a mar ketman in the North End. today served notice in the probate court of his intention to appeal from the action of Florence G. Lyon. texecutrix, who disalIowed his claim of $722. ST against the estate of c. G. Lyon At
 torney c. A. Hopwood. represents MT. Dorus The claim is for meats and provisions furnished MT Lyon's household Florence Lyon lives in Deposit, N. Y. Prior to his death CA G. Lyon was a resident of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
JULIUS PILWELAIT.

The funeral of Julius .PtlweIait was held from his late home, S7 William street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. and half hour later from St. Pau1us Ger man Lutheran church. Rev Paul C1emen conducted the services at the house, church and grave. The funeral was attended by a large gathering of friends of the deceased. < Interment was in Park cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
JOSEPH DANIELS AND
 WILLIAM EE. SHELLEY
 GARNISHEED FOR $75

Joseph Daniels. operating under the firm name of The Royal Fur Co., 252 Fairfield avenue, with William E. SeeIey, alleged to hold money belong ing to Daniels, today were jointly garnisheed for the $75 alleged to be due Anderson & Co, real estate deal CTS of this city, upon a note. Deputy Sheriff Wenzel 2. StiegIer served the papers, in suit brought by Attorneys Gordon & Gordon for the amount aI- legged to be due
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
ANNA B. sANDsTRoM.

Anna B, wife of Leonard sand- strom, died last night at the home of her daughter. Mrs. A. Pepper, 691 Broad street. Mrs. Sandstrom was 57 years of age and was born in Sweden. sShe had resided in this city many years. Her husband and daughter survive her.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
WILLIAM H HOLLIS.

The funeral of William H. Hollis was held from his late home. ST Will liam street at 2:30 this. afternoon Rev. F. A. Dillingham;. of Waterbury formerly pastor of the Universalist church of this city, read the services A delegation was present from the Golden Gate lodge, s. Of B. Inter- ment was in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
OBITUARY
MARY LOFTY.

Mary, widow of John Lofty, died last night at the home of her son, J John Lofty, 164 Martin terrace Mrs. Lofty was born in Ireland but had lived much of her life in this city. Her son survives her.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
N GEORGE CHELSEA.

George Chelsea. a former empIoye of the Singer Manufacturing Co.,, died Sunday night following a lengthy ill., ness MT. Chelsea had lived in this city a number of years. He is sur .viyed by two aunts, Miss Lucy Chelsea and Miss Jennie Freeman. The fu- neral will be held from the undertak- ing parlors of Cullinan & Mullins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
HORSE THAT KNOWS
 WAX HOME MISSING

Because his horse usually returns to his stable after wandering away and as he has failed to do so this time after being missed three days, Philip Rich of 101 Reilly street has reported to the police the loss of the animal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
NEW YORK POLICEMAN
 COMES HERE FOR QUARRY

Eugene Alden gf14ng his address as 1s2 Winter street, Stamford. arrest ed by Policeman Daniel Poland at Fairfield avenue and Water street yesterday afternoon and charged with burglarizing the garage of the Republic Auto Sales Co.,, on 64th St, New York city. was taken back to New York by 9 member of the de- tective bureau of that place last night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30
YOUNGs ESTATE IS
 MORE THAN S1.5OO

Izzie L. Youngs. left an kstate of $1.540.9O according to the inventory filed in the probate court today by H. w. Curtis and 2. F. Hall The estate consists of a. small parcel of real estate in the West End and the remainder of cash in savings banks. George D. Hill is the executor-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30

President Wilson and Joseph Tu- nulty, hfE secretary, returned to Washington from New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30

Germany's steel production during October stota1ed 1.214,s55 tons, com pared with 1,174.35O tons in Septem- Der.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30

The Bank of England bought f62,- 900 in bar gold, sold E1O6,O0O and earmarked f25O.ooO for miscellaneous purposes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-30

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Word
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23
ArtRgH tuRth II Il ri tr II.

&riesspeibnadtsn bot bas beuti6e
Bolt i9On mebrere gefeiert. 81.
paren iebr peri9ieOen: pon bem boff'
nungsIofen Weibna9ten in ben Sab,
rem 1906 un6 1907 Bis gu benz
Weibna9ten bon 1912, oas pom Sc
ridte bes Iebenoisen @pttes onses
pebt mar. 9lus ben 8eri9ten Ser
3eitsenOFsn 1T uns DON OieIen Deibs
na4ten mandes gemeIoet: pie unIer
8olt arm unb troItlus na9 bem Sriez
ben rang, Der ibm periagt ifien.
SieIe Sabre iparen elm gatherings
proSeB. oefen 5OIsen beute nod ni9i
perlOren gegangen iinO. Die 9emut
buben mir 1906 fattium 5u lernen tes
tommen. SabrSebnte ipGter. 1870.
ipar bas @eibna9tsfeit oabeim uno
i'm SeIbe iebr angenebm geitimmt.
Der &rieg nei9ts ii9 ieinem Gnbe
gu. Yaris mar bor Dem Soll, Der
grobe Sag Der &aiierprotlamation
tpintte als no9trGaltbes Weibno9tsz
sef9ent, un6 unter bes Meiiters
Stephan 9liidli9er 2eitung tlappte
bic SeIbpoIt tabeIlOs. Sn Dem ipeiten
8elaserungsumtrsiIs bon poris leudz
teten i'm 2oger Der 0eutiben bic
@eibnadtsteraen auf; Die SranSoTen
itaunten iin6 trauteu ibren glugen
ni9t. SEPT fpirb es dbnli9 iein. @ir
poIlsn es au9 ni9t anbers boben.
Wir baben nit 2lbiidt iebem @eibs
nadtspatete bic @eibna9tsli9ter bei=
eelsgt. limo pie an einem tloren
Winteraben0 ii1 Stsrn bel Stsrn
5uIdmmenfinben. 70 perosn uuf Der
Deiten SdIo9tfrOnt 5ipiI9en Rorbs
fee unb 8oseieu unb i'm beutIGen
Selblo9er in RuBlano 9Gum9en an
8dum6en erglii6en, uno cine grobe
beutf9e Deibna9t piro oufssben i'm
2anbe unierer Sseinbe, Die in arms
feIiger 9untelbeit uno in SerSenss
nodt perborren miiFen ssgeniiber
Dem unfaBIiben 8iIOe. Die beuts
i9en @eibna9tslisoer peroen pie
SrgeItpn unb @IOdentlang aufbroulen
gu ben Sternen, unO ipenn Der !Sims
mel fih Offnete unO bic Seeri6nren
Der @useI i'm elpi9en 2i9te oaItiinoen
pie einit, 70 ertlGusen ibre Dorte;
ufiirdtet eud ni9t!" pobrIi9 ni9t
gu ben beutIden Solooten.
Wdbreno in friiberen Sabren @ei6s
nodt auf bober See cine eigsne tiefe
Stimmuns bstom bur9 bic llnenbs
lidteit Der Natur. ipdbrenO in unIsren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23
Mpttttarhtpn l9l4 tint TRlnp.

OerItnu6t unb tOnnte ii9 ni9t beipes
gen. Sin 3ug fou9te beran uno bdtte
ibn unfeblbar Sermulmt = pem ni6t
5rib M0aer ssipeien pGre. Der por
berabgeitiirmt pie Der 8lib, bate i'm
beiieite serifsn unO gerettet. Seitz
Dem iparen iie Sreunoe 9eporoen, 10,
eng. ipie es Sun9en nur iperoen tDns
men.
9trme, alte 5rou M0aer! sic tonns
te nod ni9t rpiFen, boB ibr StoI5
unO ibre ein5ige StiiBe ieBt ben epi>
gen S9lnf i9lief. Nie modte iie
beute in ibrem Sudftiib9en boffen
unb barren. llmIonIt! 9lber penn
es ibm oers0nnt isin lpiiros, uIs Sies
ger beim5utebren = er piirbe iie hers
abbOlen aus ibrer Siirftigteit unb
@iniumteit unb oerIuden, iie pergefen
gu Iafen. bob iie teinen Srib mebr
babe. S9on battle er an feline gls
tern gei9rieben. onB iie ibr bethlehem
ul09ten. glber ipie Iange mp9te es
oauern, Bis Iis ben Brief erbisIten.
Goit piini9te er, es mO9te redt.
redt Gange oauern!
g(ub feline @Itern niirben beuts
nthi fr0blib oureinIbuuen. 9lber iie
batten ni9t nur i'm; unter Dem
8eibnu9tsbnum piirOen Ii6 brei ons
oere &inber perfummeln. Oorunter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

iuuroe elm 9uHin pou 8rennbols am
Reuiobrsabenoe oor ben SduTern pers
brannt. S1on einen Monat DOr
oem sseite S9angiudn (neues 2ift)
fpurben 2uternen pertouft, unb bas
bieB ber 2aternenmartt.
Ra9 ben 9tltertiimern bon S'iin,
e;nem alten. 5iiritentume. bus Bis
247 b. gbr. beFano, ipuroe Der Baum
nit bunbert 9lumen unb 2ampen am
9euiabrstn9e slpiI9en bic brei @tus
fen, bic gum 9lubien5Iaale fiibrten,
eeItelIt, pG6tenb Dor Dem Sore &ers
sen bon orei un6 flint SUB 2dnge
aufseitellt tpuroen, 70 bob bsi Monb>
fdein unb SternenIi6t ss pdbr.nO
Der Nd6t 70 bel mar, tpie am Sage.
Die Dame Sdntipo, Die fpGtert
prinseFin Sang, bic aGlmG9tise SD
pOritin oes &oiIers Minsbpang aus
benz Sauie Der Sang (713-755 H..
gbr.). IieB eiusn 80 SUB bobsn
9oum nit bun6ert 2ompen ouf eis
mem boben gerse duffelIsn: er tpur.
be fudbreno Der Neuiubrsnudt onges
siinoet uno Tein S9eiu, Der ous 2idt
bes Monoes iiberItrdblte, pur6e Wleis
len iueit seIeben.
Sn Der poeiie Ser S'ongsperip6e
t620-907 n. Gbr.) miro u. Il. Der
8rl9e sefeiert. Der in Ieinem Maule
ben 5euerbaum bdlt. auf bem tauTeno
2ampen bremen. Sm 6ritten Sabre
Der geriooe Sun9btpei 1852 n. 9br)
prGTentisrte Sutlpanslo einsn .9ams
penbuum" aus gtdot. orei SUB bod.
60 melt mir tuiiTsn, miro iebt ber
Weibnudtsli6ter6aum in Sbinu nibt
me9r anes5iinoet, bn sr our9 bic uns
gebeure Menss BON 9aternen, bi. ols
Ientbdlben gu Neuinbr bremen, srieBt
tooroen lit. Dos 9orbauosuisin oess
felben ieOo9 in China uiele Sab5buns
Oerte Dor Gbriitus 1T elm Idlaeenber
gepeis oofiir, bab oos SET 6ss
r2i9terbaums" ols Elm Sbm6oI Der
Wieberssburt 6ss 2i6tss Our6 bic
ipieoereritunbene Sonne mad Der
Winterionntnpenbe ansuI.b.u III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

gan5 porIi6tig unb IsiTs lieB Iid
&urt 8or9srt CUR @rbe gleiten. @ng
i9miegte er ii9 an ben @rabbiigel.
bas gelpebr i4uBbereit i'm Grm.
Sa9te tamen bic &oIdten nG6er.
Sic beipru9en ii9 nit unterbriidter
Stimme. 9lber 9or9ert botts in iei=
ner Seimat senug nit pOlniiden unb
ruiIii9en 2euten gu tun eeba6t. um
au psritsbsn, mas iie iogten.
.0ie perfludten gtiemeb feiern
bsute Deibno9ten, bic SeiOen! Seuz
te poer ME t0nnen mir iie iiberra=
I9en. Bis bierber t0nnen mir un=
Iere 8riiOer unbeobadtet berunfiibren.
orei Regimenter. limo bonn los ouf
tie GIenoen."
Sic pollten por6eireiten. 9lber bd
fradten brei S9iiife tur3 bintereins
amber. &urt 8or9ert b0rte, iuie spei
Meni9entOrpsr aus benz Sattel itiir3=
ten. Die pferbe goIoppierten in pil=
Der Slu9t na1 Der ruiiii9en Ssite
ob. Sin gemeiner 5Iu4 i9olte bur4
bic entiueibte Na9t.
gBiir0en nun Die RuHen tommen2
9rei Re9imenter segen bic 5pei 8az
tnilIOne, iiber ole Oie 9eutI4sn an
biefer Stelle perfiigten9
&urt Sor9ert iprong auf uno lief,
ItoIperte, itiir5te our9 tiefen S9nee
unb tiefes Suntel gu ben oeutI6en
S9iibensrGben. Mon bdtte bort bds
S9isben pernommen uub fam ibm
I9On entgegsn. @r erItattete Mel=
oung, uno uuDerSiigli9 tpuroe @es
fedtsbereitfdnft on9eorOnet. 4obers
Sarmonita berI9panb; in langer
Reibe iton6en ole Solbaten, oes glus
sriffs sepGrtig, bintsr ben S6nees
ipGlIen. bic bic S9iibensrdbsn trOnz
ten.
Sic itonben bic gonSe Ha6t, uber
bic RuFen sri9isnen nidt. sic modz
ten befOrgen. baB &urt 8ordert ni9t
Der einsige iei. Der binter ben 9rdbern
ibrer tportete.
Uls Der Utorgen Odnlnerfe, gtn9
eine farte glbteilung nod benz Selos
frieobof. gr mar in5piI9en bollz
itGnbig perpiiItet porben; bon Srib
M0[lers 9rab mar ni9ts gebIieben.
9ln ben Soften botten bic Seinbe bod
ibre @ut ausselaiien, ben 8oritoB
uuF Ole lebenOen RiemeB butten iie ouf
aeIe9enere 3eit oerI9oben.
&urt 8or9ert erbieIt bos giIerne
&rels. Gr true es nit bobsm StoIs.
9t6er ipenn er ua9 Dem @runOe ieiz
ner glussei9nung eefrogt purOe. berz
goB er ME. Ieines SreunOes Su gez
benten, Der ibm Sreue betpabrt bntte,
Bis iiber ben Sob binnus, Der ibn
nod i'm @rabe beihiibt botte. limb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23
Der WeIbnasttsbaurl In China.

9as sSeIt Der gluferitebun9 Der
Come nu9 Der Dinterionnenpenos
ipuroe BON ollen Rationen unter pers
i6iebenen 3eremonien sefeisrt, bic Fa
alle auf bos neue 2i9t, bus bic ueue
Sonne Der @eIt brin9t. beSieben. Be
fonoers in Ssuti9luno miro, pie be-
fannt, Elm Baum, meiIt Elm iunger
Sonnenbaum, nit tleinen 2i9tern.
pergploeten 9lepfeln uno gtiiHen, uno
elmer Mense Spislaeu9 fir bic &ins
ber aeI9midt. @s 1T pirtlib bus
sr6bte beimiIde Geit. buS ebenIotpobl
bonn &oiier, tpie BON drmiten 9lrheis
ter eefeiert pirb. @puren bieies Sc
ites tperoen Idon friib in Sslono ses
funoen, no in ulten 8olts1ogen ers
5G6lt pir6, 6uB Die @berei9e (islGns
biT9 Repnir) tpGbreno Der Gbriitnudt
nit brennenben 2i9tern geI4miidt
gefunben tperbe, tpelde ieIbit our4
Ole Itdrtiten Stiirme nidt ous9elOfdt
piirOen. Ser engIiIde SuItloB 1T
nur cine I9pade @rinnerung an bic
ies Seit unO finoet iih ou9 in einis
gen SeiIen 9eutihlonbs, Defenders
in Sefeu, tuieber. pu bonn Deibs
na9tsobenb Bis gum nG9Iten 9tbenO
elm SoIatloB, vGbriftttob" 9enunnt, tn
8ranb erbolten ipiro.
SIN alien China ipuroe oasfelbe
s5eit sefeiert. Sn Dem oIten Staats
@u. ipeIder bis 473 b. Chr. beItano,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23
m 2 / Il TIT t h1Hltrh.
@on @rnit 3abn.

Qabt uns Senien an oas 8ei6nahtsfeit.
SrieSe Iaa nod iiber allen 2anoen.
Sdperer Sclnee bog nicbcr ods ejedIt
gu Der $anneu. bic am @erge itanben.
@dtucreu Gbuce true jeber 9iitte Sad.
Son Sen Sterncn. bic burdIs Sunfel
Ia9u,
BurSe cine 8cibnnhts9Iode paf,
llub mir 5iinSeteu bic Ger5en al.
2abt uns oenten an bas @eibnadltsfeit
Seine 2iiden iuarcu nod im Nreiie,
9eins Der lluicrn, oas man peiu,uo
ldBt,
Satte iid eeipenoet nod our 9teiie.
&eins nod bate iid) gum SrlIaf gclcgt,
Bon bcm 2iebe es uidlt iucdcn lam.
GIide iudlteu @tide frob bepcgt.
1Ino mir 5iiuoeten Die Ser5eu an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

2abt uns oenteu an bos 8eibnadtsfeit.
9rouben sebt bns 3i6ea Der @eihoiie.
Sriillt Der 2drm Der Sdladt III Sit
lno gBeit,
9lrgitbou ipie6crn reiterIoIe Jioiie.
StiQe Soften haIteu einiam g8ndt.
llno. ben Siegespurpur um9etan,
Stcbt Der Sob unb lauert in Die Ra6t.
= Sod mir 5iinOcu bier Die Serden an.
2aBt uns boficn auf Elm 8ei6nadtsfeit
llnb 9eiuib ieiu. oaB es iuieoer iucroe =
Webt oaS tooesountlc 3eut llnb mebt
Scenes &iinftige, beidhert Der Grbe -
g8ic Gin ieI'9er Sraum fpirb 2anb uub
Wieer,
8ir6 @ebirg rno Sdler es umfabu.
5dlt Die beiIi9e Giutraht 8iebeSicbr.
9oift uno Siinbet till bic Ner5eu an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23
seemanua altribnadDt.

auf T6dumeuSer Gee. in itiirmiiter
Haht
8or Gnfer Iieeeu Die S6iffe.
@eriiitet aum &f uno tlar 5lir
Sdlddlt,
gsidlt fiirdltenS @eidbren uno 8itte.
8ereit 5u fe6ten NIT SeloenntiIt,
2u iterben fur gaterlanos Sbre,
Gin Grab 5u finoen in tiibler Slut -
Beun 9ottes g8iue es p.:re.
Sod beute ITS itin. Gin frieoIiber
Sdleiu
2ieat auf bent @eiidlt Der Wtatrolen.
8ieI fleine 2i9ter fIimmern oarein.
9umpf bort man bes Yleeres SoleH.
,Gue Rann a6ter ausl - Die Selbes
ruug beeiuutl"
GO t0nt Der @efebl 6ur9 Die Gdume.
llno munde Crane bernieberrinnt;
glun IddeIn boIoieIige Srdnme.
Bon @Gtern, @cihpiiteru, Der barren'
ben Yraut
cIt uns Elm @eidenf geiporben.
Gs buffet nad) Seimnt 10 licb uno trait
Sier o6en im itiirmiiden yioroen.
Sm ltiIlen 8iniel Dam rallnt es uno
iiugt:
Sir @ott in ber sob iei @bre4.
Sic S1iiis9lode bcimlih oa5ipilheI
ilingt:
y8eiGnabt, bel uns, alif benz gIeere".
9ieie 1rblidteu @erie baben einen
erbootsmaunsmaoten Der Seetuebr
Der beutI6en Rarine gum SerfalIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

unter unO iuarf einen mebr h0bniI9en
als mitleipigen Bid uuf bic nieberen
Siigel, bic in unbeimli9 erober 3obI
iiber oos 6eIO Oeritreut iporen, Mafs
iengrGber uno @in5elgrGber, itumme
3eugen Der S6Io9t. Die bier Bis Dor
brei Sa9en cine @o4e lang getobt
bate.
Surt 8pr4ert itaub auf 9orpoiten
nabe bel benz einen oieier @rGber.
bas Dor ben anberen bur9 elm beIonz
bers srpbes &reuS uusse5eidnet mar.
an benz iiberbies elm &rdn5 bing.
Cine Serge bronnte Oarouf, uno Elm
gang fleiner Sonnenbaum biloete cine
tpeitere 3ier. Sonnenboum uno Serge
eraGblten, oab man in 9suti9lonb
beut Weibnu9ten feierte. elm Weibs
na9ten bes 8lutes unO Der SrGuen.
aber aud bes unperminberten Wfutes
unb Sieeeripillens.
aurt 8ur6ert botte bieIes 9rab
seitern felbit gro6en 6elfen uno felbft
ssI9miidt. 9enn unter beneu. bic es
barg. log Srib WtOlIer, iein Sugenos
freuno. limo oIs Die 8orpoIten ouss
geididt ipurben, botte er gebeten.
bier ieinen 9ienit tun gu oiirfen. OBJ
ipobl oue tpubten, tuie sefdbrli9 es
gerube an OieIer SteIe mar. ueit ob
bon isoer 9edung. Gs iuor ibm ees
ipsien, als miiFe er bas beilige Sries
bensfeit an Der Iebtsn RubeitGtte pes
euten &omeroben perbriugen, benz er
einft in Der IbIeiiI9en Seimat Sreue
Bis iibers @rnb binaus gelobt botte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

Sa ituno er nun unS oa9te an pers
eangene 3eiten. Gr ielbit tuobIbobsns
Der 2eute &ino. Crib Der ein5ise
Sobn etner armsn Witiue. Sn muus
der SungenI9Iu9t tuoren Iie SeinOe
eepeIen. 8is ibn onnn einmnI elm
SinterIiitiser bic 8Oi9ung binuuters
geitoben botte, bic bic StroBe BON
bsm tiefgeIegener GiIenbnbngelGnoe
trennte. Gr botts iih babel ben SUB
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

i4lpGrmeriI9 fii9te er bin5u. er. Der
Ionit elm iebr nii9terner Menid mar,
Der Geiit bes Sreunbes berOe ;bn
au9 meter beIdirmen. Onmit er no9
Der Seimtebr Der nIten einIumeu Sruu
ben Sobn srIebe. Der fur 0sutT9.
lambs @bre i'm RuhenIunoe sefaI'
len iet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

Mber NIT einmaI pernabm .r gsfIii'
iterte 2aute. rufii4e auute. Oa
lpubte er, oob er ni4t mebr trGumeu
oiirfe. Ionbern 9enou uufpuFen miife.
penn ibm iein 2eben lie6 mar unO
oas WObt ieiner ariegsgenOIen am
9er5eu lag.
Sine feinOIihe grtunOiaung! 9rei
Mann 5u Pferoe. &leine Pferos. Sos
iaten! Sein eiuSiger S4ub eie
Haht!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

bos ReitbGtden, bos 10 Iieb mar.
Bring mir einsn tleinen RuFen
nit, botte es gebettelt. ols Der grobe
8ruber Onpon sins. Wit ieiner 9lb=
nungsloiigteit niiroe es einen Strabl
reiner 5reuOe in ous 5eIt bineiniens
ben.
Sin leiIer meIooiI9er Son fang
iiber ole S9neefld9e. Sc mar bieIs
lei9t eine SbrentduI9un9, ober pielz
lei9t tom Der Son aus bem fernen
Sdiiben9ruben. Der 8oper Wiaier
aus 8opern bntte ia peripro9en. bic
SefGbrten beute obenb our9 Sormos
nitoipiel Su erfreueu. Gr batts om
Rd9mtttog, als &urt ouf poiten 3og.
nod teine Sdrmonita sebubt; tpomOgs
Ii9 ober butte er ii4 inSluiIben cine
peridofft. Gr mar ia elm Souienbs
lafu! .Stille Ro9t. beiIiee gfa9t"
- OF es NOR etne itille unb beiIise
Ro9t, cine Nu9t, bic Rurt 8or6srt
ME bergeien iuiiroe!
9as 2idt nuf benz 9rabe ieines
trten Sreuu6es perlDi6te nit lsiiem
3iIdeh. Der Mono beritedte iid, au4
oos leiIe Sinssn ipurOe bon Der Rndt
berIdIunsen. &oum, bob nod Der
@6nee elm penig Seaisteit nusbreis
tete.
0o, pos mar bas2 aom ni6t
our4 bas 9untel etlpos nod 9untles
res berdn, gerooeupe9s duf i'm su9
gr rib feline 9lugen ouf, 10 melt er
tonnte, er nobm bos SernsIos gu
StIte. 9eiuibbeit tonnte er ii9 ni4t
beridoffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23
adltuus, 9inberi

@ebt aft, ibr Gin6sr grob unS iIeiu.
Ser 8eibradtsmam trifft ipieber elm.
llno tuer bon eub in oieIeri S1obr
Stets gut nno brnu uuo iol9idm mar,
Sen iuiro er iiderlidl bebeuten
llno reidIid iuieoerum beifcuten.
CT bat idIou ldugit iidl aufgemaft
uno lit geipuabert Gag uu6 Radt,
Sartit bic 3eit er nidt beridumt
llno eudl gum SSeit, luas ibr ertrdunnt,
9ebeimnisbcu nit ieircm Seaeu
aann unter eureu 9briitbnum Iegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-23

&olonien unIers 2anOsIeute unter
palmen beutI6e @eibnadt feierten
unO selesentli9 bes SererOaufftanOes
1904-05 Io9ar elm beutihes 9riegsa
ipei9na9ten perlebten - bleibt IS
Oiesmal buntel, berIOren uno einiam
ouf bober See uno in unIeren &oloz
nien. Sbne @erbinoung NH Der