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The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Horse. Iy; and Saddles
.... A. . Recovered
Value Of Saddles S229.OO

Value OF Saddles S229.0O
The report of the horse and saddle
thieves was incomplete in last
weeks issue as it became news just
as we were going to press. More
complete information revealed the
fact that the men had rode into
Stratford, Texas, and had boughten
four saddles, saying as they did so
that they would be back as soon as
they went to the bank and drew
some money. ihty drew the money
and blew out of town without
paying for them. They started
south out of Stratford and by cur
cuitous route came to the north
west Of town and into Oklahoma.
Here they pulled another one. They
sold horse TO one Mr.. Reynolds,
who paid them, they to leave the
horse in the pasture where he had
been during the previous night
They took the money but forgot 10
leave the horse. Deputy Sheriff
Hogsett had been on and never lost
their trail until he finally succeed
ed in oVertaking them just as they
came into Clayton on Thursday
night He succeeded in keeping the
trail by means of a crooked hind
hoof Of one of their horses which he
Observed directly after taking the
trail. $3.50 i9taH
The saddles were turned over to
and returned by Mr., Hogsett the
prisoners remaining in the custody
of the county officials.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Chas. Poison Dead

Word was received here We'd
nesday of the death of Chas. Poison,
of near Guy. He has been well and
favorably known in that vicinity for
some years and his death will be
mourned by many friends and rel
atives. He leaves a wife and two
small children. Mr.. Burl Carpenter
came to Clayton the same day with
his brother Amiel, to make arrange
ments for the funeral which was
held in Clayton on Thursday, rTu-
berculosis was the cause of his
death. tl0alsa FlgatIf @
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Rread .tontest Prizes

We are authorized to announce
that, the Clayton Milling Company
will give for prizes In the bread
contest conducted by the Home
Economics Club, for the Nlrst prize,
light bread, i-2 sack 1oufS second
Ia sack flour, The same proper
tionately in corn meal and graham,
that is to say, there will be first and
second prizes of the product from
which the bread is baked. DR.
Charlton is much interested in the
contest and is anxious that all OF
the ladies of the town give his
product a fair trial.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
HAYDEN, y. NJ. Jan. q, 1916.

Hayden, N. NJ, Jan. Il, 1910.
The Citizen,
Clayton, n. Mex.
notice in your last issue that the
question of Union county having
farm demonstration is before our
County Commissioners for consider
alton and that you are willing to
publish whatever comments we
make.
| feel this is an issue most of the
residents are interested in
In the first place in the more
thickly settled parts of our country
this plan has very generally been
adopted and | have never known OF
a case where it has not proved a ben
eft greatly exceeding the cost per
capita.
This being true how much more
benefit it would surely be where the
most of our resources are as yet un-
developed.
There seems to be two items that
are very important in considering
this question,
First the cost yet when we re-
member how large our county is and
how little our taxes would have to
be raised and knowing that farmers
where this system has been adopted
have been able to save hundreds of
4 dollars each season in marketing
their crops as We'll as increasing
their yields, it seems to me this
'tshould not prevent us from having
a farm demonstration.
| Then the question of geltings a
good man for The place cores up.
IlN mean by that one who is more
Interested than mereiy drawing his
selary.) And it seems in all of our
great county there should be one
IEnlan who would be willing to visit
J our farmers, business men and clubs
and help them to learn the right
/, relations toward each other, and |
am sure be of inestimable value ~
tlall OF them. a'l
) Yours for a farm demonstration,
3 ~ +. r. ELS
~, Hayden, N. M.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
MIR. Simon Herzstein to New York

Mr.. Simon Herzstein left Sunday
for the eastern markets TO lay in a
supply of his spring and summer
goods. He will visit some Of the
rrrrfacifesl 4,,r tnl 9asl ptclsss-
ling New York, Boston, Chicago, So
Louis, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City, combining business with pleas
ure. in the last cities, where he will
visit home folks before returning.
He will be absent about a month.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

will bring a heavy immigration Of
settlers into this community. In fact
il is bringing them now by the hun
Greds of families. If you. want to get
a good piece of this land at a bargain,
COME AT ONCE, for the raise in
prices has already started. AS an
Investment proposition alone, this
land. at the present prices will make
big returns on the moneytinvested,
and that in a very short time, too.
4 Health
Purity of air and good water must
not De lost sight Of in seeking a new
home, Weqhave both in abundance
here, and are sufficiently far south
to escape the severity of the north,
so therefore the winters are mild,
and the thermometer seldom goes
below zero. They are also dry; nc
wading knee deep in mud and slush
and continuously having wet feet
the source Of most coughs and colds
No dreary ldrizzling rain day after
day, but practically every day q
day in which the sun shines in all its
splendor, giving forth heat, light ant
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
CIayton a Real Shippina Point

We have the information that one.
just one, of our implement dealers
has five carloads of implements on
the way TO Clayton for the spring
trade. Mr.. Stingleys Of the C, b, &
Q. freight department, said in this
connection, that he was in all of the
principal cities Of Colorado and New
Mexico about once each month, and
that he could pick up more business
in Clayton in one day that he could
in any 6f the others in a week
Clayton is some town and is des-
.tioed to be SOME CITY.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
DIR. Hayden Opens Up Optical Shop
in Mission Building

l(r. Hayden has recently moved
into the Mission building and opened
up an Office where he will be pre-
Jared TO conduct his practice as an
optician. He is equipping one Of
the most up-to-date offices of the
kind that we have seen and it adds
another to one Of the many enter
prises of the town of Clayton. The
DR.. has been in the city for about
seven years and is well acquainted
here and has been with the City
Drug store for about three years
and his many friends here and the
Citizen wish him success in this
another new enterprise for Clayton
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

NAN UAINI ErfN.ILIIf
cheer in abundance. Here then we
have the climatic requisites preven-
tive and curative TO pulmonary dis
eases; altitude, equality Of temper
ature, dryness, abundance Of sun
shine and pureness of air, which is
stimulating to the lungs and tuber-
cular germs cannot thrive.
Our fuel is obtained from the
mountains west of us lin which are
found the largest coalj deposits in
the United States if not in the world.
A few miles from Clayton coal is
now being mined in considerable
quantities, and it lis a good grade
of domestic coal A large number
of people still get cedar and pinion
from the brakes for fuel, where it
can be had at a nominal cost "
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

climates. Apples, Peaches, Plums,
Pears, Cherries, ETC., as we'll as most
small fruits produce well, and a
large number Of orchards are being
planted every year, and they are
doing fine where they are given care.
VI HOmesteads
The first settlers came TO this
country about May, 1907, and in that
year scarcely any farming was at
tempted, Bit since that time thous-i
ands upon qthBtsands nof. acres have
been taken Up and put in euldVa4
ton each year, by actual settlers,
who know a good thing when they
see it. The Good Free homestead
Land islpraCtically all taken up. now,
but there are still a few scattering
pieces over the country, and there is
lplenty of good farming..and grazing
land, patented, that can belbought
for from $1,000 TO $500 per acre
but this low price will not last long
for land in other states that is mol
as good as our land here is selling
for from $500 to $4,000 per acre
and as this fact becomes known over
other sections of the country, il
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Pioneer Garage has Big Improve.
|. 1Nhao n8 n ment ,tih4ta


1ha1o n8 II ment iun Nv
Mr.. Wikoff of the Pioneer Gar
age, has just recently installed one
of the most useful mechanical APP
pliances toabe found in any up-to-
date machine shop, in the way of
an acetylene welder.l With this ma
chine, the mechanic is enabled to
apply heat to any shape or form Of
iron and make a repair that in an
ordinary way would be entirely out
of the question. The machine is
quite expensive and were it not for
the fact that Mr.. Wikoif has all
faith in the growth and develop
mentof ourlcity, it would be an inn
practical thing to own in a town this
size. His increasing business de-
mands its use and we find spirit
of progress and thrift among the
business men OF Clayton not to be
excelled any where.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Notice of School Bond Election

Notice is hereby given to the quail
flied voters of the school district
organized under the name of BOARD
OF EDUCATION OF THE VILLAGE
OF CLAYTON, in The State of New
Mexico, that a special Election will
be held on February list, 1916, az
the Courthouse, in Clayton, New
Mexico, between the hours of Q a.
m, and 6 p. M, for the purpose of
voting upon the question of issuing :.
.Ss835 600 penlslol said Hoard ef Esl,Issf
itation Of the,vIlage of Clayton, in
order to borrow money for the pur-
pose of erecting and furnishing a,
school building within said district
and purchasing the necessary site
therefor 81
H H. EdmondsOn, Geo. H. Wade
and C. r 1Siser have been appointed
Judges, and A. Jas. Mcdonald and
Milo Ratcliff Clerks of said election.
M. r. Jones,
Fs2 Village Clerk.
Layerne B. Brown,
Clerk of Board of Education.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
Agricultural Possibilities

While the agricultural resources
OF this country are but slightly de-
veloped, enough has been done in
the last seven years to prove that
all the crops of the east may be
successfully grown. The 1914 and
1918 crops were very good. Corn
yielded from 20 to so bushels to
the acre, Wheat from 20 to 55 bu-
shells, Oats % to 70 bushels, Maize
25 to 60 bushels, and other crops in
proportion.
Garden vegetables, turnips, melons
and canteloupes grow to perfection.
Fruits
Union county now grows conisd-
cradle quantity of all varieties of
fruit that succeed in the temperate
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

and. northeasterh part of the state.
The average rainfall is about 25 in
ches, and it falls largely during the
growing season, when it is most
needed, and is fully equal to the
rainfall Of the Central states during
the growing season OF the year.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27

For the Issuance of $4,000 Bonds
of the Board Of Education of thCI x |
village Of Clayton.
Against the Issuance Of $4,000
Bonds of the Board of Education-
of the Village of Clayton.
so that the voter may indicate hist
choice by cross.
If you want to Boost for Clayton.
Put a cross in the upper square as
indicated above.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17
SupiiGser unS @cltfries.

gli6t bon DiIbsn, peIds i'm IlIi>
ierten Oienit no9 europa seiaHbt
ipuroen, iolI bier bic Rebe iein, ions
bern bon biibfh babeim gebIiebenen,
aber bonn europGif9sn arieg in ibrer
Deiie profitierenben, aOpfidgern Der
Solomon Snieln. Man beri9tet
0oriiber na9 @uneouper, 3. 6.
Dor Dem 2tEsbru9 bss Rriesss
patrouilIisrten britii9e unb Su 3eis
ten ou9 Oeutide &riessiaiffe bieie
@ilanbe ob unb bemiibten ii9. Den
&onnibafismus unter osn gingebo.
renen (meiItens Papuos ober Wlaluis
en) nieoeraubalten. als ober Die
iGmtli9en &rie9sI9iffe anoersDo
brinsenber perlangt purben. ou ers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

bieIteu Die &Opfidser Der SOIOmon'
SufeIn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Spiel!
8ei einem tiirSliden lleberfal els
nes 9Orfes nobe Der aiife burd eis
nen 9.birgler Stonm ipurpen al'
lsin 26 S0pfe eingsbradt! Sas 1T
nur Elm 8eiipieI bon elmer ReIbe,
penn au9 bas idlimmite. gum
8eriu9 elmer Sttaf Expedition 1T
es nod ni9t setommen. Oa bic 8sis
BEN nod ni9t in bsr Gage paren.
.iib gu organiiieren. Nun miro ies
oo9 unbeoinst iih gu einem energi'
I9en S9ritt nufrnifen miifen. o1ne
oos Gnoe bss silropdiIdeu Strei.es
abSupdrten. BIS iebt iinb nod fei'
ne @eiBen absei6Iodtet tporOen; uber
bic @efahr ipirb INNER gr0Bsr, iInb
Sic PfIunSer miiiien Sag uno gla4t
auf ibrer Sut iein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

Osren Ytinnrettitumpf nod INNER gu
Ieben.
0as 9oitsq soIt bis gum Sabre
1874 nls 6eitun9.
glbsr in Oieiem Sabr nubm ss aIs
fol4s Elm edit alttiiriiI6es Gnbe.
Dem 8oli BON Sfuiari ipurbe nGms
Iid in oieIem Sabre eradblt, buB ss
Elm Snitrument sebe. sinen fpsenunns
ten 3liBableiter, Der Die giseni9aft
babe, bic GebGube, ouf bic er aufses
pflonSt psrOs, Dor bsm 8liB 5u be.
ip1bren. Der Wali ipar elm aufges
tlGrter Wiann, uno oa er elau6ts,
man miife Die 9nuos @ottes i9on
tispeilsn untsritiiBen, beitsqte er Ell.
men glibobIeiter fir Isinen pulpsr.
turm. 9enn oieisr pulperturm aui
bem 3aitel mo6te oem Wali pe9sn
Der bdufisen 9elpittsr i4pere 9or.
gen.
glIs er aber borts, ipie tsuer 70 Elm
Ding fei. 9in9 er nit iib 81 Rats,
ipie man Die Su6e billieer baben
tOnnf. limb er funb na9 einisem
Ha9benteu. bnb es bod Elm bIanter
llniinn iei, Die GiIenfan9e BON Der
Spibs Oes Surmes bis in Die grOe
gu fiibreu. @s seniiste bod boil
tommen, luenn Der Surm bic Stanee
oben bnlte. Der puOiI6nb bat mir
auf9etrogen. 5u fporsn. So1 i9 oos
@eIb fir 10 piel @qen unniiben Gis
ienSellgs beim 6eniter binausitreuen?
Die 5ronten mO9en Iagen. lpos Iis
pollen. 8ott iii 9ott."
gluf bic SpiBe oes pulperturmes
puroe eine Giienitan9e gepflon3t,
uno 6as @eIo fir Die Groleituns
luurOe gum Gripdrten geIsst.
limb beim ndbItsn @spitter FIos
bos 8oItel in ole Cuff.
3uIeBt boben ole Serben bier oben
ssb1ult: Sic boben Die 0G9er Iber
ben StGllsn uotbiirftis auInmmenges
flidt. Gs risht no9 S6mub unb
8erlpefung. 3erriiisne llnifOrmitiide
fouIen ouf itinteHbem Strob. Die
8GnOe iinO NIT llnrut bsIdmisrt.
Gin toter SdimmeI lis9t nit ee.
tlGbtem Baud Dor einsm Saufsn
urolter tiirtii9er 8ombsn. Sn sinsm
Der 9Ofe atuei Rei6en iusiber 9oIss
trsu5e nuf ben SrGbern ierbiidsr
Soloaten.
lleber alIem Elm Suu4 BUMPER
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

Bid Der 8Oiana. 3psi JIiiIe Dsrs
eini9en ii4 sIei9 unterbalb Der StnOt
nit ibr, Der Sfiri unb Der Din, uno
5ann sehen Die geIben DaKermafen
in un3GbIigeu armen iusiter binaus,
Spiiden Bergen, Die INNER iunfter
uno nieoriger perbeu. aleine 9uI6s
;nieln i9panten i'm gurgeInoen
2ebmpaier, I'M SanbbGnts brebt ii6
Die Str0mung i'm &reis, cine tpilOs.
unse5iiseIte @eIt mii4t Slut unO
2ano.
ST es nur Spiek Der pbdntoTie,
poer tann man pirtli6 BORT brauben
i'm qrduen SunIt oas Meer ieben2
Gs lisst bIeiern. nit itumpfem @lona
am SOrioont, Die glorh, unisr 0Iters
rei9ii9 ungariIdes Meer, unIer,
nun aud an Der Siiite gtlboniens.
limb brobeno sebt Sur Rs9tsn nit
i6ipsrem 9lou Der SnrnboI9 Bis bod
anter Die idpefeIgelben glbenopol.
Ten. bisier Berg, Der ben gernogor5en
10 UieI 8lut tOitste unb auf Dem nun
uniers Gauit Iiest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

Deiten. neil eben nur bort 8oiiet
9enug porbaRben 1T. SnfoIseoeFen
losen uno liegen bic nambnften
StGbte periiens nit penisen auss
nabmen am yiorO. uno 8elteiirteI:
Wei9eb, bic beilise Staot nit 10000
Seelen, Seberan nit 280,0O0,
SGbris 100000, .Sipabm 70 bis
$4,000, Somo6an nit 10000. S9i.
ros, bic Setmut Oes !Safis, nit 50,s
600. 9u5u tGmen duBerbaIb Der ges
nanntsn apei 9iirtel nod 8erman
nit $4,000 unb gs5o nit $4,000.
Die Regierung au oefinieren, pdre
elm f9peres Stiid 2trbeii. Siibner
be3ei4net iie nod ais SefpOtie; tuts
IG5Ii9 aber lpurOe 1906 cine 8ers
faHung erIahen. nur mar lie in Der
Sauptia9e tbeoretiif. GortDdbreno
fam es su Dirren unb 8iirsertriesen;
bic 9ebirssitGmme bemGdtigten ii1
DER @epalt. Seute Oollenos 1T oos
2anb bon elmer Capitalization uno
elmer balbpess einbcitli6en Resis>
rung peitsr entfernt oIs ie. Sffener
9rieg tobt seeen Rufen une GngIGns
Der, oenen nit oiIfe Der Siirten unO
9eutf4eu oas periiihe Seer nab
bsitsn &rdften tpiOeritebt. Der jeBige
Serrider lit Sultan abmeb S9ub.
i'm Sabre 1916 Der SeOiG5ro. 1898
n. Gbr. seboren uno i'm SuIi 1909
auf ieinen 8atet Mobammeo Vii
S9ob, Der obOantte uno ii4 mad
Ooefu suriid8os, ssfOI9t. ytesentsn
fir ben minoeriG1ri9en 4bmeo
paren glli gte5a San, ous Sbers,
boupt 6es 9ooiddrsnitammes, a5uo
sl NuIt, aliO Elm 8erpanoter oes
S9abs uno mad bciisn 5OOe abuI
Safim 8on. Mit ie65ebn Sabren
purbe Der Sdob fir sru5idbris srs
tIGrt. Die toiisrIide Jdmile 1T iebr
5ubIreib. @s sibt 5uuIsnbe Don
prinSsn unb prinaeEinnsn. 9as
lsbte omtli9e SunObu4 erpdbnte
ie0o9 muir etipa bunOert. Der Sitel
Oss 3oiisrs 1T Sdnbinidab. 80nis
Der a0nise. 0as Wort S9db purDe
friiber ipie Sdad uusseiproden, pas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17
- G rs ie n.
Ter c,rusfLut Sss ruHfa .taraidsn srisasasbiets.

Ser SIGdeninbaIt bieies aIten. be'
riibmten Stdotes miro anndbsrn0
auf bas 9reifo9e BON 9eutI4lon0
unseseben; Genauisteit lit bier Oes'
baIb unmOgli9. neil bic @renSsn i'm
Often, beionOers sesen 8elutI4lIton,
f9tpnnten. Dos Stntesmdn's year
Boot sibt 62S.O00 ensIiide 9euistt.
meiIen an. Die 9eOOIteruns piro
iibereinitimmenb uuf 915 Wiqionen
geiaGBt, ood pirb iie ieBt 10H
betraeen, tuopou ouf bic Yerier So
auf RomnOenIiGmms 2,5 Wiiqioinen
tommen, oaruntsr $4,000 &ur0en
unO 2eten, 1000 2uren. Der ReIt
perteiIt iid auf Siirten (720,000),
araber (260.00O, 8eIutiben (10,s
000) unb Sprer, SuOm ioipie 3iseu.
nsr. Die 3n9l Der GuropGer unb
ameritaner i'm 2anbe 1T. ubgeisbsn
BON ruiiiIhen unb engliiden @arnis
Ionen. ni9t mebr a.s 1900.
Das 9robteil PerIiens lit cine
nudte. troitIoie Diits. 9aber TOMS
men nur 6 Giniuo1nsr nuf ons Quus
btattilometer. Gru9tbor iIt nur Der
Horoen uno Der 9ebir9siaum i'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

nennt, Der 5u i6rsi6en psrit.bt. Die
uber ertennt man, Oob Wir3d einen
Bring bebeuteta Ooour6, oab es
bsm Ramen bintnreciellt miro. glIio
senau umgetebrt bierin iuie bei Sir.
9erseitaIt mar glbos Mir5u, Der in
Der nupoIeOniI4en 3eit 10 lanse seeen
bic Rufen tGmpfte, Der 3rOnprinS.
Die 8erpaItung gebt i'm ellgemei.
nen bur9 Stott4aIter Dor ii9, bic
BON Der SauptItuot seiteat lperoen.
SGufig finD es prin5en bon 9ebliit.
SGbris miro gepobnbsitsmGbig i'm,
mer Dem Sbronfolser sugsteilt. Die
Stattbalter palten uno i9alten 10
siemli9 mad Wiatiir, tbeorstiid Iinb
iie an ben Sotan uno bic miinbIidl
iiberlieferten @eiebe sebunbsn. 3iems
li9 uus9sbiIoet fbeint 6as QanOre9t,
namsntli9 in 5iniidt ouF paHtper>
trGse. Su iein. Giner ipsitse9enoen
Sreibeit erireuen ii9 bic Nomaoens
itdmme. Die BON Sduptlinsen resisrt
tperoen. 8ei ben Surben unb 9ats
tiorsn gibt es, ipie BEL ben Siibs
albnniern, einen einfluBrsi9en, srunos
beiiBenoen aOel. Die Stdmme baben
in ibrer Geinmtbsit sinen Sribut 5u
5ablen. 0ort miro er meilt ebenfo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

9tus 9llbonien idreibt Elm oeutI4sr
Observation-Disclosures:
Sd ssbe Der Siirienitobt BON Stus
tori gu, Dem Goitel6erg Der Roinfa
entgegsn, Der bort iiber oem YnIur
oufiteist, Elm Siin9Iins be9Ieiiet mid.
~Was biI bu. Wel4es @sIdGft
betreibIt ou2"
SD bin bort oriiben!" Gr 6eutet
nod lints, mo- binter 9Gumen grobe,
eeIbe SIie9erSeIte iiber bic Wieie &c.
iponnt iinO.
.9ei ben 6lieesrn9"
Sa. @r 1T bel unIereu Sliegern
ols RompugnieunbdnsieI. oIs 0oIs
metfdb, 9aufburIAe. GoitOium. Nab.
den fir o(es. limb oofiir erbdlt er
ipenig mebr als Die @rlnubnis, ims
mer bu fein gu 5iirfeu, unO bier uno
oa einen Relt oes GHens.
Gin Ra0fabrer I9nurrt boriibsr,
elmer bon ben 5lieeern: ~8srgib
nidt, Ra6mittos gum Mebmeb 9tli!"
ruff er meiuem 8eglsiter gu.
.Sunoert @ef9Gfts, Ssrr. Den
sanaen Sns. Ri9t 9slb. ni6t 8rot".
~Sa, porum bIeibit ou oonn. MsI'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

tGtiser Ssiliser Iein. oenn on bus
Gjitterfeniter bot fromme @infaIt uns
8GbIiss bunte 5d6en unO 2oppen nus
WoGe eetniipft. 9on5 bid iino ole
Giienitabe Oaour9 ssiuorben. tpis
Sol5pIGble i'm Wieer, an bic ii9
StsdmuTdeIn seiest baben, tein Bid
briust ins Snnere.
Sin Ifarter Sorturn nimmt ben
Weg nb unb bri9t ibn nu9 bem
@runtIoB otter 8efsItisunestunit i'm
@intsl ob. Sc bier breite Riiden in
Der bidsn Mluuer ndren Der Ba4e
Eager uno S9IufrGume.
Damn ittist Elm Sof gu ben Boz
Fionsu an, BON tenen Der Bid elm
Sou9Sen iiber See unb Stobt bin
pirb. 9llles in bisiem aoItea III
ins @eits uno greite auselest. Ni9t
lpie in unferen Ritterbureen brdn9t
&aumsnse SOfe uno PaGlus unb
Siirme gu sinem llebereinonOertIets
tern unb RIimmen. llsbsr cine gonSe
So9flG9e 1T oisTes 8afeu binses
osbnt, es botte plub fir aaisrnen,
fir StGne, fir eine Mense eerdus
niger SOfs, iOsor fir cine NOi4ee,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

Snfolge Der unge9euren 6a6rita'
tion Don &riegsmdterial in ben Der.
Staoten pd6rsno Der leBten Nounts
lit man bnrduf bsipnoers oufmert.
lam geipOroen. Oos usbel mub nas
tiirlih in einem getpihen 9rnoe idon
friiber beitanoen bu6en; a6er 6eosnts
li4 fiiblbar puroe es erit infOlee Der
uns.lpObnli1 Itortsn Snonipruhnabs
me Der re9ulGren uno Der GytrasIrs
beitstrGfte fir oieies WlaFenmoros
9ef9Gft infolse Der rieTssn 8etsls
lungen Ser europdiI6en aa:isrten.
Senn es ma6t immerbin einen be.
oeutenben llnteri6ieb OF bic betrefs
fsnoen 4rbeitsleuts Ii9 ousgiebige
Grbolung leiiten unb ou9 i'm Diens
ite tets @orii9t iiben tOnnen, oosr
nidbt.
Wobl am meiiten bo6en bic 9lrs
better gu leioen, peI6e nit Der Sers
itsllung bo6graoiser SprengItoffe gu
tun 6o6en obsr Die ein5elnen Bee
itonoteils osrIelben bnntieren miiNsn.
go perOeu beiipielspeiie Our9 bic
8sr6dno9a6uug pon SrisglitrosSos
luol bic 9rutt mud lGngerer 3eit
i9lGfris, leiOen an Harlem Sopfpeb
in Der Stirns@eseno, an 8erluit oes
Qppetits. uno m69en aud nit elmer
f4!immen 5Orm Der Souts&rantbeis
ten bebdftet ipsroen. pelhe unter benz
@eiamtuamen r@tasmo" bttannt
iino. limb penn tie Ii4 nidt reHts
5eitis Hube sOuusn t6unen, 10 mag
aud nod 9eIbiuht f9 binSugeIsllsn,
unO oas 2eben ernitIib bsOroht psr.
oen! Man bat idon in mauben
5dllen ben 5oo cirett auf bas Sun'
tieren oieIes Sprensitpffss 5uriids
uerFolgen tonnen.
5stner ionoert u. a. oas Setrpl
sinen ftinen Stoub aus, pelder,
ipenr nitt re6tJsitig Yortebruugen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-17

ben. Gin Isbr seIunbbeitsfeinoIider
StOff If >. 3. BET Cad, nit peI9sm
bic 5liisel uno Der Rumpf BON aeros
planen bsbonbelt peroen. giien 6es
Oeutenben BE eItonoteil bieies 2ods
6ilbet bas Sstrazgb bloretbau, uno
Oieies fonoert einen bodsefdbrIiden
0unit aus, pel9er 9lppstits@erluit,
S4lGfristeit. peiterbin, @el6iu9t
uno 2eberlsiOen perurIa4t, ipenn man
bet Ser arbeit be6arrt. Mdn bat
5par gang neuerOinss sinen 2ld ent>
bedt, ipel9er BON oieIen i9Iimmen
8eItanOteiIen frei lit, absr nod ni9t
aGgemsiH onsepenoet pirb. i6On
neil er bsrSeit ni9t in geniisenben
Msnsen ber9sitslt peroen iaEn.