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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
HOSTESS AT VIRGINIA.
RlILDING nIl.uI.N INAISED

The hostess OF the Nire mia Build
night. Nernon--is Miss Mamie Ran
dolph Heth, ~ Washiurion. daughter
Of General Harry lieth. OF Confederate
fame. In order To represent Virginia at
The exposition, she closed her home and
carried much of her priceless antique.
furniture TO San Francisco As hostess
she is n charming success III" state
is fortunate In its accomplished repre-
sentative.
The Mt. Vernon Building is heau:i-
fully located on the Bay OF san Fran
cisco. 1t is one of the chosen few to
face on the water front Entering
the main hall one finds old English
coaching prints decorating the walls,
while two pieces OF real Mi Vernon
furniture add TO the dignity Of the
apartment. Turning to the left one
sees TWO charming rooms. furnished
as in Washington'S time: one. Il living
room, contains Mrs. WashinGton's writ
ing desk and workbON. Nelly CuStis's
music stand Washington chair. Il
card table and several other pieces
al exquisite antique furniture. Mir
rors and portraits adorn tho walls
the room adjoining Is furnished beau
tiiully as dining-room. II contains
two of the original MI. Vernon tables
q lovely collection OF the cu.tiy silver
and several pieces u: priceless antique
furniture The floors Of both rooms
are nearly covered with "raG carpets e
faithful reproductions -. the early Mt
Vernon DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

made an Informal report on conditions
at the big show. told OF the unusual
interest IN Nirg!mia's exhibit which has
oeeh shown by the visiting throngs
ana suggested that the commission pro-
vide certain things needed 10 make the
reception rooms in the Mount Vernon
building more complete.
The commission decided to take i'm
m"uiatc steps 10 procure the needed
articles, and 1t is probable that in
StructionS will be tclcyraphrd To Com
missioner John T. Lewis. who is now
on ;hc ground within u few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

trutChfell NOt So we'll

Folice Justice John H. Controversial
mas not been 50 well during the last
lew days. according to reports a, his
mouse yesterday. The justic" has been
troubled with vertigo lately and the
relapse ls said to have again weak
cned him. An attack of vertigo seized
him while on the way to Police t,our,
several weeks ago, and the justice has
been recuperatinE at his home since
that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
FALLS THROUGH SKYLIGHT
Ihrn Gets Up tnlnjurcd and Goes Home
on street Chr.

Falling through "a light shaf, above
the third Hoor and through the slly-
lights on the third and second fuurs
I" the iirst noor OF :. I'lman's store. in
south Richmond, which was recently
damaged by fire. K l.. Melton. 1909
-\"Fth wenty-ninth Street. Yesterday
escaped with two slight SCALP wounds
Ambulance Surgeon German treated
the man. but found ne was no, in
lured To any eNent. and sent him home
on the street car. Meltun's escape is
regarded as little short Of miraculous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

ABINGDON. VA" April l.--Dcmocrats
OF Washington County met to-day in
convention and nominated the follow
ing candidates To I'LL the county Of
noes: sheriff, j. r. Miller: treasurer.
l.. G. Kelly. commemorative attorney.
George T.. Penn, Jr.. commits sioners of
the revenue. J. y. =. Ryan and John
NJ. kregor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Woman struck Inv ,,,,,r en-

An automobile belonging to h. r.
Bowles, sos East Broad Stree, struck
Bette Hamiin. colored. o7l3 NJ Street
near First and Broad Streets yester-
day afternoon. Rowles took the woman
into the car and conveyed her TO Nir-
Sinia Hospital. where she was reported
as being but slightly injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
EIIex Suit for SIander.

RIG. VA, April THE
iIfst SANDER suit for years has been
instituted in the Circuit Court here.
J. +. Baugher. merchant at Bcldor.
Rockingham County. missed some
money from his cash dra ,rer. and placed
the blame upon w. Sylvester Davis. n
wen-known travelling man, recently in
Bausher's employ. Davis is suing for
$1,000 for Islander
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

The case against Cynthia i:lvin ST.
walt, eighteen years old. charged with
exposing Margaret V. Andrews fftcen
years old. TO immoral Influences. WINS
continued unit! to-day by Justice
GrigGs yesterday in order to allow him
TO decide whether the case was one
FOR the Police Court or for the .Iuvc-
ME Court. Policemen Goldsby and
nampodonica arrested the girls near
ruin and Grace streets about . o'clock
Wednesday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Bargc sim Adrirt.

Wii.MINGTON, y. G., April The
barge Tampico. with thirteen men
aboard, which broke loose from In.
tug Pan American off Frying pan
shoals In gale on Tuesday night, has
not yet been located. according TO re-
ports received from the owners here
to-day. The coast guard cutter Semi
mole and the tug Pan-Americar still
are searching for the missing craft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Gives Hunger n, E,c,,..

James Mckay. an elderly man was
sentenced I" thirty days in Jail YES
terdaE on charge of stealing two
automobile robes from Charles y. Metz
ger Detectives Gordon smith and Rer-
tncci arrested the man. Mckay con-
iesstd 10 the theft in court yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Woman Arrested

Mrs C. ii. Garland was arrested by
Policemen Wh!tlow and Baughan YES
terdaE on n warrant charging her with
exposing hcr two children to vicious
and immoral influences She will be
arraigned before Justice Griggs this
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Charged With Th.f,

Nick Macaulay was arrested yester-
day by Police Sergeant Shoemaker on n
charge OF stealing SIS and n suit OF
clothing from Tony Molilc and Anthony
Molli". He Will be arraigned in the
Police Court to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

tohhie Crouch. Il painter fell down
the steps AT the station T. pos,-ottice
Yesterday morning and suffered a pain
iui injury Ia his back Dr. w II.
iarker treated the man before the
arrival at the ambulance Crouch y,s
taken 10 his horn,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Fighting In street.

/. \. Norris ana II. lynch were ar
rested hy Policeman II. Is. Sowen, Jr..
Yesterday on a charge of lighting in
the street. The men will he given an
opportunity Of explaining the difficulty
To Justice GriGGs to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Hockey Gimme.

lhtre was great excitement in Mon
roe Park yesterday morning when the
ihird class OF Miss Ellctts school won
Inc Intcrclass hockey championship.
The game was followed by :. formal
presentation of the championship ban
ncr to the Victorious class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
jailed for Stealing t;,n.,.,,

Lucinda Dennis. convicted of steal
.nS 90 cents worth OF bingham from
~. brooKs. was sent to jail for thirty
days by Justice Griggs i'm The Police
Court YESTERDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
I,eildlcr Arrn.1.h

j. I. Iailey was arrested by Police
man Goode yesterday on Ii Charge Of
paddiinG furniture without license
u" VIII he arraigncd in the Police
Court TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R,
TO AND FROM wASHiHcT0SARD BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 400 r. II. for Frederleksburx.
Leave Eiba Sta 7.i5 An, 2.I6P. n, $50 II. for
Arrive BYRD ST. Sta. 1875 n. from Frederieksb'g.
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 An, Ii.a5 A. II. SAC p. M.
from Ashland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

Sunday accommodation trains leave EIba Ais
u. Ior frrderieksburg; arrive Eiba 1I.a6 4. n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

n."hioHmcnt isurcnu Hoard to Meet.
me Richmond Public EnploNiucnt
h"'ea" board VIII hold it's regular
se'iih"nthlN meeting at tho city Hail
Tonight. at s o'clnCl>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
ItEAl.TH DEPA RTNIt:\T GIVES
INTERESTING NMNIkTS

TO the right ni the main hall one
finds two rooms devoted largely To
varied exhibits Of III. Statc-g"ologi-
cal maps, charts OF the Health Depart
ncnt. scenes along the Chesapeake" and
ohio hallway. views of the Newport
News Shipbu!iding plant. historic
scenes and Portraits OF Virginia. etc.
III the baniuet' hall. the largest and
stateliest OF the Buildings is arranged
the educational exhibit Owing TO lack
of space and other restrictions this is
typical rather than extensive in char
actcr. II Is designed 10 snow the sub
stantial educational advantages of the
state, IL consists of striking pnuto-
graphs OF the buildings aud grounds
of the University OF Virginia. Wash
inGton and Lee. William ana Mary. the
Virginia Military institute. Randolph
Macon Womans college, Sweet Hri.r
ilolins, IN" Virginia Polytechnic In
Sutute. W"odosrr! Forest and Episco-
pal High Schools. and four handsome
exhibit stands. each carrying thirty
two views showing the buildings and
rlass-rcon, work ~ The Normal Schools
nj ilarrisonhUrg, tarmyillc. FrcdrrickS-
burg ana kaufuru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
IfELLWOpD FARM ENiIItIT
ATTRACTS NtCII INTENTION

BESIDES the M. N.ruon exhibit VIZ
gina is splrnd!diy rcprescItcd j., tn.
Palace OF Agriculture hy Tho EvIwood
Farm EXHIBIT This display : simply
marvellous presenting. as IL docs IN.
a@iua! products OF Il siuEI. N4rsb.
ran Tn quality and number Of tios...
y oducts are wonderful. and ii ia ito,
3! nuch to SAY hat this singi. cN
81 Pil VIII d0 the state an i,nlmen>.
cunt OF B"od from an Agricultural
8ndpoint Too much credit cannot
", given lhe exhibitors FOR the rnr.
= Sseil"nce OF their initiative and handl-
Nrfi"
conference" was held Yesterday
I ornins ia fhc once OF GOvarnor
stuart m which Professor Everett.
Alncrt Beliw oo6. Of tn" Hellwood Farm
CAPTAIN w w. BAKER, OF the Virginia
'om'nis"ion 10 the Panama -Pacinc l:X-
pos. tion. ana Secretary Alexander FOR.
Mard participated. Professor Everett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
VIRGINIA BUILDING ms
CHOICE. POSITION

There arc twenty-iiyv State build
inss. only I've Of which are historical
In character. TIL" general color scheme
OF the exposition is gray and cream.
Panels OF old rose add warmth and life.
10 the excellent color effect Tho
grounds cover n3S acres. located par
tally in tn. PreSidi"--a government
reserve--and on land owned 10y the city.
The entire snip has been reclaimed
from the beautiful Fay OF San Fran
cisco. Foreign nations ave represented
by dozen buildings perhaps France
and Japan are The only members OF
the warning faction" represented. The
latter is the largest foreign exhibitor
at the exposition.
The electrical displays are mar
Vicious Fifty great searchligh'S o:
.%erv color OF the rainbow ar, rnassei
at one point ana these play over the
grounds and buildings constantly ON
special occasions. gorgeous fireworks
add 10 the beauty OF the scene. The
submerged o. reflected lisht is used
with charming effect throughout the
eNposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
Atlantic Coast Line

The STANDARD Raiiroad Of the South.
EFFECTlNE APRIL q 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
r. For Florida and South: s:l6 A. A. and s:1
r. NJ. $3.50 ~ ~.
For NorIOiK: 500 A. NJ. $500 p. H.. s:n
Fer y: W; ny;, West: s:p A n. ~
For Petersburg: i2:S5 A. A.. sJx A.
SIX 4. a.. 500 4. NJ. $3.50 A. M. 1ioa =. II.
. t:tS r AZ. sos r. H. s:s5 p. NJ. a:9 r. n.
For Goidsboro and r.y.tteviiis: ..:1o p. ~
Lains arrive Richmond daily: 6:H A NJ
lo;i" ~ NJ. ESQ a. NJ. .S:37 A. NJ ti0 Is
a. a.. n;o A. NJ. '.:!o f. A. ti:46 y.
Q:3o T.. N. " - 49,
Except ;p Sunday. tsunday only.
INme OF arrival and departure and connse-
lions not Euara nteed
C. y. CAMPBELL. D. A. sss Mai, A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

am, tb0.kRH NIX LINE KNIIWAY
rue froRrrHsive Railway Of the South"
oouthbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
moni daily 300 a. NJ. Local to Noriina. /; -
- NJ sieepera and coaches. Atlanta Biz
~, ''nGhh,n. Jacksonville; 1923 r. NJ sleeper
10 tiamiet ni'L coaches to Atlanta and Rir-
minghnm; i2;45 ~. NJ. seepers. Atlanta. nir.
hih6hhm, Memphis. Jacksonville, Tampa
and coaches JacksonviI,e
Sorthbnnnd trains scheduled 10 arrive in
Hichin"hI daily: ':5a y. NJ. 7:c5 A. NJ SIS
y. NJ. 6:o' r. NJ, 6:i5 L. NJ Local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

raster things are in full bloom
mere now-Spring freshness
everywhere.
You'll certainly want to look
your best on Easter Sunday.
Everybody will be out. you
Know, and everybody will at
once size up" your Quitting.
How about one of our hand
some New Suits or Spring Bal
macaans in all their sweetness?
$l5 to $40.
A new Easter Hat. of course.
~ TO So, and every man will ap-
pear In new tie, soc to So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02

All Travs1 Arrangement. over on.
Counter.
american or European
Railroad. Etenmship and Pullman,
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxlcab, Trayelsrs
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
GOD East Mnln Street.
Branch Omces: Observation-Disclosures,
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE 9AVERS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-02
OLD DOMINION LINE

~ A@S~ - ~ Ava = ~ 4S4N LAIN Il
~ Richmond. foot of A.n st. daily 1900 p 81
Leave Newport Observation-Disclosures -
rann.c, ,a 500 A. n
Nerfoik for Now York daily. except SUNDAY.
,:@ r. NJ. Connections also made by NJ
~. KY. p. A., and c. d D. Ry at p n
EiEht line steamers stop at Ciaremont os
Ggha anu are met ny public conveyance
ny daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, Nswoo,i
NeEs ant all James River landings Mondar
Wednesday aud Friday at s:oJ A. Nj LTsishi
ttcsived for all Iamea River nointa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

gpsboft. Serr gum arat
zines 8eripunbetenipitoles): Die pens
iiOnierte S6oufpieIerin Wtellinstb
IGbt our6 mid anfrusen, OBJ iie ni9t
bier uub ba bel ben @erpunSeten
rsSitieren tOnnts.
9lrSt, 9t9, i9 bab' feline 2uit, Die
Gage Der urmen SeufeI nod 5u Ders
I4Iimmern!
= Ser Qusriidsr. Serr
Miner: Ulein Soba 1T geitern nit
ieinem Sruppenteil ausgeriidt.
@aitpirt: mir aud, nit elmer
3e9e BON Sebn Mart!
= 9aber. ,8stonnter: Mi4
punbert, bob beine Sdlpiegermutter
trob Der Sruppeutrunsporte 10 piintts
Ii9 einestrOffen 1T!
S6pieserfobn: Die miro aber
au9 aIs ariesssut bsf0rbert!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

-@u psb! Supferl: #Sie
MAIDEN in Der leBten 3eit INNER 70
Elm triibIelisss @eii9t!2"
2uftie: n9ld, i9 ipollte meiner
5rau seissn, ipie 3 mid betriibt,
bob iie in bic SommerfriIde seben
unb mid feds 8o9en aIeiu bier
Ia1en mill"
SupferI: Limb iie 1T trOboem
forfsegangen9!"
2uftis (tpiitenb): rRein - ousss
blieben III Iie!"
= 3ure9 tpeiiuns. 9atte:
r9tber msin @ngeI. meine See, meine
SDttin!"
Satin: sd bite Did, IoB bisic
gei9modlpien @ergleide nit gBelen,
Die nod peniger 'on5u5ieben baben,
ols i9!"
= Sm! Der Somifer, Der BET
Sbnen ben Sommer iiber getpobnt
bat, mub ia elm iiberous luftigsr
&erl ssipeIen iein!g"
rSo, iosur oos, mas er mir gss
sablt bat, mar gum la4sn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

Der oIte S9ubma9ermeiiter 2ebs
mann 1T elm braber Seuti9er, tross
benz er elm sebre9Ii4es, binfdaises
MGnn1en 1T.
@prige @o9e leiitete iid 2ebmann
ben 2urus, bel Gi9inser eins 8ier'
ipurit au per5ebren. glls er na9
SouIe ippllte, begegnete er in Der
Sire bss WirtSbauies einem frtid
eingetleibetsu, aber bersits iebr
bungrieen Sel6grauen.
Der 6elbgraue batte es nit Dem
paTisren Der Siir bermuben eilis,
baB er ben alien, tleinen 2ebmonn
nit unlpiberI Iteb!i9er @udt sur Seite
iparF. Buns = lag 2ebmann auf
benz SuBboben uno iibsri4lug itd
breimol.
Wlit lsbbaften Gntf9uIoisungen
bsmiibte ii9 Der Selb9raue nm Zen
seitiirsten 2ebmann, balf ibm pieoer
auf ole 8eine unb fra9te ibn: g9dt|
ten sic ionit nod einen Wunf9@
nSa", itDbnte 2ebmonn, lid fpiins
'9e: tpenn sic bpr ben Seinb ions
men, bab sic ben aud 10 iiber Den
Saufen rsnnen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29
Der gem iitli9e g q fj

- Der gemiitlt9e 9 q 9 :
fenpopu. rDir beouuern iebr. Sbr
srGulsin So9ter ni9t BET uns aufs
nebmen gu t0nnen, aber mir iinb ets
mas beidrGntt!"
Batter: .glu, msiue SO4ter 1T aud
nidt 9eraoe belief"
= llnmo0erne 9ere6tte g :
teit. Ri9ter: Die Strafe fdat
bieIes MoI Itreneer ous. neil Sic
I9pn Elm trIter &unoe finb!"
@auner: rRo, ba iiebt man's
ipieoer = tein taufmdnniIass 9eiit
in Der sanaen SuItia! Gin alter &uns
be foIte bod ols Robott cine Strofs
ermdbisuns friegen!"
&Oman IttI. Wtitten i'm
eroben OSean sing bas S9ifi
unter nit Manu un6 Maus, unh
fdmtli4e pafasiere mubten ins
@ras beiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

RabeIiessno. @as bic
gefonsenen fir iaure Seit4ter mos
den.
= &ein @unbsr. Sic ieben elm,
baB es nit ibren SOffnunsen GiIi9
lit.
= Gutter Rai. Sept ban +
mi au bic SonitGt'r g'npmm'n, 8aa
ter, uno 7 tann bod tei' Slut net
Iebn!
@oabt mas, 8absrl, bamit b a
penel bra' g'fpObnit, fdaug'it fIeibp
unIerm nsuen 8aber qua beim Ras
fern!
= Sinbsnbure iiber al :
Les! Jrau Meier: Grou Ra4s
barin, 6absn sic idon geb0rt, oaB
bem Sinbsnburg cine fur4tbar
i9tpere Operation sseliidt iit9
Ra9barin: SIT nidt mO9li9!
8os Sic fagen! Sot Der DielbeidGfs
tiste Mann aud nod gu fol4en @a'
den 3eit!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

= @runb eenug. Ridtsr:
v9lngetlagtsr, ipas baben sic ols
Sntf9uIbisunssgrunb bofiir onSus
fiibren, OoB sic ii9 foit o9t Sage
unb RG9te i'm Greien berumtrieben2"
9tnsetlueter: ~Serr Rt9ter. in
meinem Soufs tpobnt Elm Wtann nit
bier tIaDieripieIsnoeu S06tern ="
gii9ter (einfaIIeno): mGs 1T gut,
Sic fino frei.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29
Nos tIeint Hifaletn

0as tleine GiiaIeiu.
Wirt: IRA, pie fdmedt bic GorelIe9"
= 9ait: nSebr gut = tpenn lie nur
Den aOpf nidt 70 nobe beim Sdpan5
bate"
8sbauern Ridter: Sinh
Sic nidt berisIbs Maier. Der Dor
IA Saeen Dem 8antier S@pinbeIes
cine @ierteImillipn seitoblsn bats1
gneetlaetsr: r2eioer = nein!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

Soben sic i6on ssbOrt. Der
S9auipieler Miiller bot in bieiem
&riese ben er fen 9 dub auf Die
RuNen ubsefeuert.
60, TO! ga, bas 1T tein
8unber, Der botte ia immer @ors
fhub!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

: Sdper Su erteunen.
p0ie gerStinnen boben aud teinen
S9arfblid. Bon Oreien. bel benen i9
ipor, poIIte bic cine elm Ser5Ieiben,
bic unbere elm MagsnIeiben. Die brittle
elm RisrenIeioen an mir entbsdt bas
benz"
rrllnb ipas feblt Sbuen in @irts
lidteit9""
n@ine rei9e 5rau!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29
-@inttneratf&e d d 10 | e

-eine ensrsifde 9 dpies
strmutter. nGrit fpielen Sic
nit meiner SOdter ben 9od5eits>
marI6 unb bonn tiiHen sic iie9 Run
absr Sodseit - marf9!"
aud ri4tig. 2ebrer: nDa
perben Dsiber gu 9pdnen! Do
iommt 6os Dor. S4uISe9"
@dulse; ~Sn ben feinitsn Gamis
lien!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29
n 9 opuntt.

Sein @tanopuntt.
,Dos leTen sic 90 in Der Sci.
funs9 = SunsgsisGIe: n8erIObunsss
unb on6ere Srauerno9ri9ten!"
r0es 2ebens bittere
Srpnte". v8us 1T etsentIid aus
Sbrer beimIi9en 2iebe geporOen9"
= r.gine unbeimIi4e @be!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

,@as 1T oenn bas fir elm ains
berlGrm bort in bem Suus9"
.9a 1T cine &Ompasnie fransDiis
I6er Reierpen brtn, Serr 2eutnant,
bic mir seitern sefungsn 9enommen
baben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29
turmleuten): limb baB mir

CT tennt fid. @oftipirt
(5u Dem auF Der 0ur9reiie befinbIi>
den StuoenteD: .nSbr 3immer liegt
aIio i'm Dierten StOd; iou ids Sb>
nen nal erit seisen, oomit Sic ii9
aud bisfe Ra9t sure9tfinben9"
StuOent; ~lleberfliiiiis = 70 bod
tomme i'd ia bod ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

&inbermunb i'm &ris :
gs. 8leinsaennden bat BON ibrer
Shutter srfabren, baB ibr @otsr BON
ben S5ranaoIsn sefunsen senommen
ipproen 1T. sic bittet nun friib unb
abenbs ben Iieben Soft, er mO6te ben
Batter bod balb pisOer suriidtommsn
laFen. oils bieies no9 einisen Sasen
trob ibrer 9ebste INNER nod ni9t
seideben 1T, fragt iie Dor Dem gbenbs
sebst: pMutti, ipll id ben Iieben
Soft nal nit .Sie" unreben; bann
iost er es setuiB ben 5ranSoien. bab
iie ben @ati fprtIufen folIen!"
= Inter Oienitbpten. Sies
ner: Sobsn sic Oenn ieBt gar fsi.
men @ertsbr mebr, Minna9
3ofe: Rein, meine 8rGuti9ams
iteben ale i'm SeIoe.
= S4erafrage. 9 BeI4er
Sport 1T serobe i'm &risse BON sros
ber Widtistsit2
'laodguu1S as3 :llouiuB
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

Wos foG 6snn fO'n Suno tpfena
Der cine Sipei unb Der anbere orei
Nart!
Ronu, porum 1T Oenn Der eine
teurere
So, Ieben sic, Der biIIise miro
NAL nur elm Poli5eibunb. b. aber
Der anbsre elm feiuer 9 anitdtss :
bunb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29
Der idJlnnc ;sransl.

Mutter: @ber Sunss, mos
mndf be bsnn nit beiner 8smmea
5ran5l: Sd ftrede meinen
9rptpprrat!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-29

sd 'aFen ni4t Der 0euti8s, id
Iein Sbnen gut = iaIut, falut!"
.Set is iebr i9een bon Sbnen,
SrGuIein. aber eritsns heeBt bet nit
~SoIp", fonoern Sdnaps, unb
sipeetens beebe id oo9 MID 10 - id
beeBe gluiuit!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
DENIES MEETING TAINTED
WITH COMMERCIALISAI

London, Aug. 1.-THE Manchester
Guardian denies the implication that
the meeting held in London last night
to urge the government to declare
cotton contraband was tainted with
commercialism, in that the cotton in
terests would benefit by such a decla-
ration.
eff Manchester men have a policy,
it is not for trade or for sectional
reasons but on broadly national
grounds" this paper says. "our own
views on the matter are these:
Cotton is more necessary for pur-
poses Of war than any other article
of commerce and it passes our COM
prehension how it ever came to be
put on the free list"
The Guardian deprecates the sug-
gestion that England should buy the
American crop, if cotton should be de-
clared contraband, arguing that in
case loss must be sustained, the
American growers should be the chief
sufferers. When cotton was contra
band during the civil war, it adds, nc
one bought a supply to relieve the
famine in Manchester.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
SIGNIFICANT HAND BILLS
DISTRIBUTED IN TEXAS.

Washington, Aug. 12.-After the
Mercedes skrmish, where a flag was
captured bearing the words "Arrny of
Liberty of Mexico and Texas" a
hand bill was found reading:
"Mexicans: Today we will accomp-
lish a sacred debt. The revolution
has acquired in few days gigantic
proportions. We unite as brothers to
expedite these fortunes of ours. In
the solemn moment we will vindicate
our rights and secure justice for ali
time May the light shine upon us
IN all our undertakings, and may our
efforts be crowned with success. Con-
template this movement, initiated in.
Texas, which is of such consequence
as ii bring about the peace and JUS
tice we long for"