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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03

Dunedine, New Zealand, April s.
On the arrival Of the Aurora here, A.
Stenhouse, the first officer, who
brought the vessel from Ross Sea, ex-
pressed confidence that Sir Ernest
Shackleton had succeeded in making
his trip across the pole according to
his plans. He added that. although
the party entrusted with depot laying
were to go as far south as possible,
they may, nevertheless, have been I'M
able to reach Cape Beardmore, the
point originally intended.
Mr. Stenhouse, explaining the de-
parture of the Aurora. said:
1T might look as if we were run
ming away to save our hides but as
matter of fact the ship was so buck1ed
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03

James B. Angel, president emeritus
OF the University of Michigan, died at
Ann Arbor, Mich.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03
Fine For Rheumatism!
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints Drives
Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
MUSTERDLE once you experience the
glad relief 1T gives.
drug store. 1t is q clean, white ONT
ment made with the oil of mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on
MUSTEROLE is recommended by
doctors and nurses Millions of Jars
are used annually for Bronchitis,
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Congestion, P1eurisy, Rheumatism,
Xumbago, Pains and Aches of the
Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles,
Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds
OF the Chest Git often prevents Pneu-
rnonfa) 49,
Jars. and special large hospital size
for $3.50.
BE sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. = Refuse initsGions - get
what you ask for. The MusteroIe
Company, Cleveland, Ohio.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03
One of Brothers
Overcome By Gas
Reported Recovered

Physicians at ST. vincent's hospital
are hopeful of the recovery of both
sllnbury brothers, 5s8 Main street, who
were overcome by gas escaping from a
jet in their bedroom early Sunday
morning Milton Sunbury, aged AZ,
was in critical condition last night but
he has improved today. Ernest sun
bury, aged Sc, has recovered
The Sunbury brothers came to this
city from Greenfield, Mass, a month
ago and procured a position at the H.
2. Harris Engineering Co, at Broad
and John streets. They were rooming
at 59s Main street
Ernest returned to his room early
Saturday night and after extinguish-
ing the gas he went to bed. Milton
did not return until eVrly Sunday
morning. He lighted the gas and later
when extinguishing it, after shutting
the cock off, he accidentally turned it
on again. Early the next morning
someone put a Quarter in the meter
and the gas flowed into the room
where the jet was open. Roomers
smelling the gas found the two broth
ers unconscious.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03
.ion-of-Labor Commissions.

tion-of-Labor Commissions.
announcement of the decision
reached will be made at a meeting of
the strikers this afternoon, when the
men will be advised to resume work
Immediately. The chief labor COM
missioner has returned to Glasgow
after consulting, with the cabinet min
listers and it is understood that if a
settlement is not effected the govern
ment is determined to adopt stringent
measures in order to bring the strike
to and end.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03
CLYDE STRIKE EXPECTED
TO COLLAPSE BY NIGHT

London, April S-The Clyde strike
is expected to collapse today and it is
affirmed that the night shift will re-
sumo work tonight and the day shift
tomorrow morning. This result is
due largely to the decision of the
strike committee to hand over the
whole matter to the local officials of
the Ama1amated Society of Engineers
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03
Boy Scouts Please
With Armory Exhibit

ga Day in Camp" was the title to a
series of exercises performed in the
local armory Saturday night before a
large and Interested audience, by the
Boy Scouts of Bridgeport. The dis
play included all work done by Scouts
when in camp from the time of rising
until thu call for bed was sounded. It
was an instructive display of what
can be done by trained boys and
caused much favorable comment from
those who witnessed the exhibition.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03
YoNKERs MAN ROBBED.

Frank O'Mara of Yonkers. N. Y,
was robbed of $50 while pushing his
way through a crowded theatre in
this city Saturday night. He said he
had been jost1ed several times but did
not miss his money until he left the
theatre. X
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-04-03
DOG BITES BOY.

Playing baseball in the yard in the
rear of his home at 357 Grand street,
Willard Lord, age 10, was bitten by
q dog yesterday. The wound was eau
terized at the emergency hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
AT THE OLIVER.

The last performance of The
Common Law, viii be give- at the
oliver theater this evening. For the
latter part of the week starting to-
morrow afternoon, a dramatizatiOn
of Harold Bell Wright's book. The
Shepherd Of the Hills, will be the
offering. It's a story which con-
tains some quantity drawn charact-
eTs and clever situations. Among
the scenes, are a tussle between the
mountain bully, and big, strong,
Young Matt. when that young
giant makes a name for himself.
and there is a scene with quite an
other background when the sorrow
ing father discovers the "shep-
herds" identity and that the man
whom he hated, Is living. on Fri
day night the company will give
way - My Home Town Girl. but
the engagement will be resumed
Saturday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
GREENBACKS AND BANK
NOTES MAY BE RETIRED
Bankers Would Place Country's
Money ON Gold and Federal
Note Basis.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept 81
Immediate retirement of all green
backs and a gradual withdrawal or
national bank notes placing the cur
rency Of this country on a basis OF
gold coin and federal reserve notes,
were discussed here Tuesday night
by bankers attending the confer
ence of the National bank section
of the American Bankers associa-
ton in annual convention. The dis
cussion followed addresses by John
S. Williams, comptroller of the cur
rency and Frederick w. Hyde OF
jamestown, II. Y. president of the
section.
The conference program was ar
ranged for a discussion of a proposal
to consolidate the office of the
comptroller of the currency, created
under the old national bank act and
the federal reserve board, provided
for in the new reserve system. II
was explained that the national
banking act and the reserve law
allowed a partial duplication of con-
troll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
.NrY HOME TOWN GIRL.

a display of feminine garb in
vogue at the present time is a dis
tinct feature of the new musical sue
cess in which John Hyams and
Leila Mcintyre are being starred.
My Home Town Girl. The pro-
Guction. which was here last sea
son. will come TO the oliver theater
Friday night
Gowns and costumes Of latest
creation. such are 10 be found right
now in the best shops or Fifth av..
are proving a delight 10 the femin-
in: eye wherever the production is
seen. while the trim forms of the
picked live models more than please
the optics of the men, il is said.
A costly scenic production. "A nota-
bic New York cast in support of the
popular stars. are features that
have contributed 10 the unusual sue
cess of My Home Town Girl, and
preosage its continued success.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27

ninth battalion. Ohio national guard.
tcoiored) was ordered out 10 nEht
the fire Tuesday night. and has en-
trained. with mess outfits for sew
eral hundred men. and supplies OF
tools for the citizens organization
that is lighting the flames.
a strong wind has saved McGufTy.
a town in the district. from the fire
after il had reached Tuesday within
a quarter OF a mile OF the town. The
fire lighters have been driven back
from the trenches dug during the
past TWO days and the fire now ex-
tends over I. 500 acres
II is predicted by growers that the
onion bed fire will burn all winter
in the deposit onion top peat which
covers the area 10 a depth Of three
feet The crops will be practically
a total loss.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Theda Bara is the attraction at
the Auditorium today appearing in
a William Fox play, Her Double
Life. Miss Bara takes the part Of
Mary DOone, a girl of the slums,
who enlists as a war nurse and goes
TO the front. When the hospital in
which she is working is lombard
ed. Mary stays behind. After the
attack, she fnds the body of Ethel
Wardley, an English girl, in the
building. Ethel was on the way TO
live with an aunt she had never
seen. Mary, thinking her dead,
sees an opportunity TO get happiness
and peace. She changes clothes
with Ethel, takes her luggage. and
goes to the house of Lady Clifford,
the aunt. After she has been cor
daily received and has become
member of the household, Ethel
WardIey returns to England and
with her is Lloyd Stanley. war
correspondent, who knew of Mary's
deception. The two confront the
unhappy girl, and bring her 70 a
confession. In Lady Cliffort's house,
Mary had fallen in love with him
and promised to marry Elliott Cliff
ford. the son, who preached at The
Refuge, a settlement house. After
the disclosure of her deception,
Mary leaves the Cliffords and goes
to The Refuge. to work out her SAL
walton among the little children.
Stuart Holmes and Walter Law are
in Miss Bara's supporting company
in this production. The Selig-Tri-
bune weekly finishes out the pro-
gram. Viola Dana. will be seen to-
morrow in The Light Of Happi-
ness. a five part comedy drama
which was written especially for
Miss Dana. Billie Burke will ap-
pear as usual on Thursday in her
serial "Gloria's Romance, which
will close with a couple more re-
leases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27

Mary DoOne, girl of the sums, enists a nurse
and to the front When the hospital In which she is
working bombarded Mary stays behind After the attack
she finds the body of Ethel Wardey English girl in the
building.
Ethel her way live with aunt she had
Mary thinking Ethel dead opportunity to get
happiness and peace. She changes clothes with Ethel takes
the other g luggage and goes to the house of Lady Cliff
ford the After Mary has been cordially received
has become member of the household Ethel Wardey
to England With her is Lloyd Stanley
Spendent who knew of Mary's deception The two con-
front the unhappy girl and bring her % a confession.
In Lady Cords house Mary had fallen in love with and
promised marry Elliot Clifford the preached at
The Refuge settlement house After the disclosure of her
deception Mary leaves the Ciords and goes The Refuge
work out her salvation among the little children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
AT THE LASALLE.

Today's feature picture at the La
sale will be a return engagement
Of THE Summer Girl" SHOWN at
this theater recently with Molly
King and Arthur Ashley in the lead
ing parts. The plot which concerns
the deceitful wooing of a young
and beautiful country maid by a
charming boarder. is particularly
clean cut and entertaining.
TomorrOw's Brady-made picture
TO be shown at the Lasalle is en-
titled The Velvet Paw" with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
AT THE COLONIAL.

Florence Turner. an emotional
actress. viii be featured at the Col
cnial today in a Mutual Master
piece entitled Grim Justice" II
is a story OF e poor. untutored girl
Of the country who. in spite OF her
environment. has developed a sense
of love and unselfisbness. The pro-
duction is staged by Larry Trimble
and it is acted by an evenly bal
anced cast
Beautiful Mary Miles Minter. will
be featured at the Colonial on
Thursday in Youths Endearing
Charm" five reel subject telling the
story Of an ill-treated orphan who
is driven by brutality to beggary.
where Prince Charming comes
along in the guise Of a gilded youth,
gloriously drunk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
AT THE ORPHEUM.

The current bill at the Orpheum
will be given concluding perform
ances today. The bill is headed by
fashion and musical act. Little
Miss Up-to-Date. featuring. Doc
Baker and Elaine Julyette. other
acts on the program include Benny
and Woods in a piano and violin
offering; Bert LaMonts Cowboys
in mirth and melody; Charles Will
son. an eccentric comedian and the
Balancing stevens
Beginning Thursday afternoon
the new bin offered viii feature
Altman Loder and company in a
comedy dramatic playlet enufIA5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
A. S. BURKHART ROBBED
.News-rimes Special service.

News Times Special Service.
CHICAGO. H., Sept. &c. A s.
Burkhart of South Bend. was re-
lieved Of pocketbOok containing
$3.50 by pickpockets on Lake
Shore train at the EnglewOod sta
ton, Tuesday Burkhart was at
tending the funeral Of Jasper n
Sullson, a mealber of the South
Bend Order of Elks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
THEAT Frs
AUDITORIUM TODAY.

ION The Farm" Baby Helen, call
ed the worlds child wonder, Otto
KOerner and company in a skit en-
titled The Automobile Broker"
knight and Carlyle in singing and
talking, and Nora and Sidney Kel-
logg presenting a musical specially
complete the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27
TROOPS CALLED OUT TO
FIGHT ONION MARSH FIRE
Blaze Gets Beyond Control i'm Hard
ing County, Ohio-Coyers
1900 Acres.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept 27.-The
Onion mash fire in Harding county
which has been burning for two days,
was beyond control tonight and is
spreading rapidly. Company B,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-27

scenes laid in Washington. Gail
Kane and House Peters head the
cast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

limo unabIdFis, baIb Iuuter, balo
ihpGber, Drummer bic fernen Sc
fdiibe lire einf6rmise SaBmelubie
3rieg, numentli9 ober Der om Slons
80, tennt teinen 6eierabenO. :.
Gin Spo5iergong burh bic bnlbs
buntlen Straben, biuauf sum 9oss
9ettp, 5u Der fh0nen @nrtenanluge,
Die iib an unterTen Snng Der
SpcinabiiseI entlang sisGt giaben.
I1par5e Na9t in Den 9llsen, unter
ben bi9ttslaubten 8dumsn, an benen
tsin SIutt iid riibrt. SSrgsnopp
iingt Elm MGo9en nit ettpas i9rils
Ter Stimme Elm ttaIisniIdcs 2isO, bic
Sreunoinnen fallen in ben aebrreim
elm. Der i9metternbe Senor, Der
I6nit Bel tsiner bieier in ipeli9en 2Gn=
bern 10 beIiebten muiitaliltben 9t6enoz
unterboltung febIt, 1T biesmal ni4t
5u 90ren. @er ipeib, no er 1T -
rieIleitbt bort briiben in fer @runas
tenb6ae bon SpberOO, bielei4t in
9ali5ien, pieGIeibt fin, po5u
barnn Oenten9 Sas MGoeI itn9t ia
aud isin luitisss 2ieb, ols Oh ni4t
elm paar &ilpmeter bon bier Die &az
npnen bonnerten, als ipGre oleie
I6t6er IoiienOe SSinIternis Der StaOt
irgenS Elm frObIi6er 8arnehalsi9er3
unb nidt cine MaBrsgel blutigernitsr
@orIidt. @enn ieBt nirtIi4 elm
SIieger tGme, pdre Ole SGngerin
ii6er mebr neugierig, als erI6rpden.
9lber felt Elm paor Sasen ihOu bat
Ii9 teiner mebr ieben laNen.
Sa broben ouf Der er7Serra1e iAcinen
2eute gu iiBen. Dir iteisen binuuf,
entbeden einen 9ait9ousJarten unter
grpBen 9Gumen, Der natiiili4 finiter
lit, lpie bic san3e Staot. Gin after
&ellner tcu9t aus bem SunteI auf,
bringt irgenO etipos in 9ldiern, ods
Ii6 mad bem @ei9mad als @ein ers
tcnnen lGBt. Seben tann man oas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

teIbaIIe nit ben marmornsn Sduler
unb Der ipeiBen StudOede lit biz
beimIide ielten unO in Iansen glbs
itGnoen erfiiate Seeniu9t al Der
iungen Sffi5iere, bic bd hrpben aui
ben Sion5obergen fsdten. Sic III
ibnen bas SinnbiIo Der 3ibiliIation,
BON Der i'm 9ranat9dseI feline GeOe
mebr 1T, Der Mittelpuntt pes Gurus
unb Der 2ebensfreube, Die iie T9 ins
mitten Der immertpG6renGen Sobess
orobung beipnbrt baben. Sin syeit i'll
es fir ieben, ipenn er na9 longen
Wo6en bes nsrpelBsrriittenoen
Sampfes fir einen Sag lad Srisii
fd9ren barf, penn er pbne 2riegss
bart, nit eIuttem @eii9t, unb in Der
beiten Uniform an einem Der Strobs
tiih6en iiBeu, unO ii6 iibsrSeugen
lam, Dab es auf 0ieIer 8elt pabts
baftig nod 0inge ipie etne 9ani[iez
gIacs OOer sinen SberrpsGobbIer sibt
uno Dislleibt fosar Elm biibi9es
RGO4su, bem man erSG6Isn lam,
pie ss broben in ben SteIIun5en
sugebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

triegen feline llntsrItiibung," Ser
Mann, Der bies foste, mar flint Sa=
se bur4 truppenbefebte 9esenOen ses
laufen in Der glrgit um bas S9ids
fal Der 2ieben.
limb bic pielen, bielen iungen 2eus
te, Die Die abenteuerluIt gu Sreiipilz
Iigenoieniten perlsitete, unp bic @s>
tpifensbiTe, bittsre Reus unb moss
re @nttduI9ung nun pieber iiber bic
9ren5e trieben. Bon gnfang an trat
aud Der Spp ouf, Der flii9tste, nm
ouf benz Deg Our9 Die S9peis ieiH
ei9enes ober bas 2ano Der 8srbiins
beten pieber gu errei6sn unb bort
ipeiter gu tGmpfen. @r fdleppte ii9
aus bem 2a3arett bur9s san3e feinbs
Ii6e 2anb, er flii6tete aus einem
9efangenenloger. Ni9t gefabr, ni4t
StrapaSsn permpd ten i'm in ieinem
gnti9lub irri9 gu MAIDEN. @or
mon9en I9iittelt nod Oas Gisber.
rsSn meinem Seer, BEL meinen 2eus
ten, ipirO es mid lGou perlaHen!"
Die suItGnOgen Stsllen Iu9en ibren
@uni9 gu erfiilIen; bic SserespoIi'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

eins,' bin i9 eefIO6en." u@ben neil
i'd ben &rieg fennen lernte, made ih
ni9t nit" Der 10 ipra4, bate am
GbinafeIb3u9 teilgenommen.
&onnten Die eritsn, bic ii4 flii9tes
ten pirtlid Oorauslssen, bab bic
S9pei5 iie diifnepmsn uno beberbers
gen ipiiroe9
sic bat es getan, unO bat iie aIe
6ebalten, bic bel ibr bleiben polIten,
unb bat bamit ben 9eiit tpieber aufs
leben laFen, Der unfere 6reiitdtten
bes Mittelalters f9uf, ben lie Our4
alle peiItseidi9tlidsn GreigniTe
binbur9 feItbielt. Wobl feblte es
ni6t on @eriu9en, Die Subnenfliias
tisen elmer Strafe 5u5ufiibren. aber
ales i6eiterte an benz Stanbpuntt,
an benz aud Die SenunSiationsn ses
gen HefrottGre o6pralItsn, an Dem
Stanbpuntt: an Oieien 2euten bat
porldufig niemdn0 Elm Re9t. limb
bssbnlb miro aud ben &OnIuIaten
Der Name ibrer fliidtisen 2nnbestins
Der porentbalten.
60 geb0ren oenn bic 5abnenfliibs
iigen gu uns. lleber ibre Wiittels unb
S9riftenloIisteit bat man iib bins
peggeboIfen uno iie unierm Staatss
perbanb einperleibt. aus ibrer 2lnipes
Ienbeit aber 1T elm 5iiriorgetpert ents
itonOen, bus zines unferer peitbers
sisiten lit, unb uniern miIitdriIhsn
8eb0roen su aller @bre eerei9t. Sic
iino es, bic Dem Diann gu ,insm
6Orttommen belfen uno bic i'm,
penn nDtis, ins Spital peiien, fir
glrbeit uno unterfommen iorgen,
unb als einSise Siherbeit perlaneen,
bab er ft9 in beItimmten Snisrpalsn
Der SrtsbsbDrbe posr irssnreiner
SontroIlitelIe Sei9e. Sn Der 8olIsies
burg oiefer 5iirIorse lsrneu mir ,sis
nen Seil unIerer Sserespoli5si ten>
nsn. 3par seben nidt ole DeIerteure
burd ibre Sdnbe, ionoern nur bic.
pel9e in Dem bon ibr beiebten 9es
bet auftretsn; ipGbrenb fOl9e. bic
Ii6 an onoersn Stellen seissn, bon
nnbern Snitun5en aufsenommsn ipsr.
ben. Die SserespOlisei brinst iebsn
ibrer rSSinolin9e" na9 Bern, BON no
uus lpeiter fir ibn seiorgt pirb
Gin Stob often uno Elm arfenaI
poa ltniformitiiden er5G6Ien uns
8Gnoe. Die erFe 9lrbett III, Dem
5lii6tiseu iebss &Isibunssitiid, bas
an ben Sriss erinnert, obsunsbmeu,
nm fe bur9 3ipiltIeibsr gu erieBsn.
Sognr bic beioen RuIisn, bic mit.sn
i'm @inter ben Rbein bur6i6poms
men, muBten- ibr aGppt = uuBer
Dem Semo bas ein5ige 8etIeiOunass
itiid - i'm gtrfenaI beponieren. @u9
3elttii6er unb SGde, nit benen
5IiidtIinss iiber ben 5luB tnmsn,
I6miiden ben Srt. Cine StGtte Der
SrOnie - nein, oes 5riebsus! 9suts
ide, franS0fids, ruiiiTbe, bslaiT6s,
itulieuiI6e WliiBen, pabIlos ineinan'
Der esihobsn, bilbsn Spsi bobe. fars
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
DefsrteGre.

Sic iinb. 70 bsiBt es in elmer
fhipei5er 8orreiponoeR5, cine sona
eisenartise Spe5ies bon &riegs9GIten,
unb bas @rIdeiuen bss erIten bro6te
uniereu 8eb6rben unO ibren ousfiibs
renben Srganen ettpeltes aopfsers
6re9en: pos fangen mir nur nit
bieIen 9urI9en an! Sdpn BEL ibm
mar Elm priuSipieller @ntideio gu
fofen, unb pos poraus5uIeben mar,
oas geI6ab benn ou9 pirilitb: benz
eriten folsten in Siirae mnbere, in 70
tursen SnterDallen unb nit folder
SGufistsit, bob baIO cine sanse 9es
pDlterrngstlafe aus ibnsn entIianb.
Die 8u9emutigiten tuareu entIdies
ben Die eriten. &einespegs tunntsn
lie ole Die S9pei3 bon einem friiEes
rem 9lufentboIt Der. 9en meiiten
I9pebte iie gang sinfu9 uls Sort Der
Sreibeit por, 70 pie es ibnen in Der
S9ule geIebrt fpurOe. LIMB bod,
seItanb elmer BON ibnen, Der Orsi
Jdd)te pur9 IN Der Ht9tung 9elaliz
fen mar, in Der er bic S9ipei5 pers
mutete, unb tassiiber iicb por iebem
@ntgegentpmmenben beritedte, rols
mid Die @renapade aurief, bo
I6nanb mir Der Mtut."
@leiA BEL 2lusbru9 6es 9rieses
fu6ten 9lnsebOrise beiber trieefiibs
renosn Eager cine 3ufludt in Der
S9pei5, unb aud oIs unfer brittes
Na9barlanb in ben &rieg eintrat.
CAB ss 5obnsnfliidtise an uns ab.
@s tamen ipeI9e, Die bereits ibr
&riegstIeib ange3Osen batten, foIGe,
bic bon Der glrbeit meg, BON Der lie
in ben &rieg bGtten sieben folIen, ibr
Sell in Der Shlpeis fu6ten. .Weil
i9 segen ben &rieg bin," erflGrte Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

nibt, benn es 1T 70 finIter, baB taum
Die tpeibsn &leiber Os nd4iten Raas
barinnen bur9 ben 0tonOi9atten
i6immsrn. Sie unO ba leu4tet elm
SaiaenIdmp4en auf, in oiefer 3eit
Der notpenbisite SebruuhsgegenitanO
Der Srieitiner. 9laes iprt9t ses
6Gmpft, als ob 6as SuntsI unb Gle
Sti[le auiammengebDrten. lnb bets
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