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The Adair County news., 1916-06-14
Worth a Million at 70.

Edward Gait, native Georgian,
now of Ardmore, Okla, started
with a penny when he was six
years of age, and now at 26 he
is worth 81, ZOO, 900 and wealth
is accumulating for him by the
thousands of dollars, To begin
at the beginning Gait was born
in Spring Place, Ca, in 1890.
Late in the 80's Gslt went to
Oklahoma after attending col
legs in Georgia and entered the
real estate and insurance busi-
ness in Ardmore. There she be.
came a close friend of Roy MI
Johnsan who was trying to
squeeze bread and meat out of a
small newspaper.
One day a gentleman and a
scholar, a man who had seen the
ups and downs of life, appeared
in the newspaper office and ask
ed Johnson for some coin. The
old man left on a vagabond trip
that covered several weeks. He
would return from time to time
and beg more cash and each
time he told Johnson that some
day he would make him rich.
One day the old fellow entered
and remarked that he had found
the richest oil and gas field in
Oklahoma.
johnson calleQ MS 1flenQ Galt.
Together they raised money to
buy small piece of real estate.
Their first well was a gusher.
Then they had no trouble get
ting cash and everything to
which the young men turned
their hands prospered. They
took partners and now they own
railroad and control the largest
independent oil companies in
Oklahoma.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14
Animals can Swim.

The author Of a book on ami
mails once said "Sheep cannot
swim" b" The statement was ac-
cepted because no contradictory
evidence could be found, and
there seemed to be a prevailing
belief in its accuracy. But now
Mr.. H. c. Hammond, Newton,
Kansas, writes: please take
this back. Some years ago a
large flock of sheep owned by a
Mr.. Bergman did swim the
north fork of White river in Ar
kansas. The sheep were being
taken from Arkansas to Howell
county, Missouri. The river at
that point was over a hundred
yards wide, and, the current
swift"
This seems to settle an inter-
esting point in natural history.
That is, it shows that sheep can
swim, though it does not make
quite clear whether they do so
voluntarilf, or just how much
persuasion was necessary to in
duce them to enter the water.
Even cats and fowls float, so
that, when forced into the water
in any way, they make some
kind of desperate struggle to
reach the land.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14

1t is commonly known that
points of the compass can be de-
termined by the use of a watch.
By pointing the hour hand to-
ward the sun, "a bearing half
way betweenlthe hour hand sand
twelve o'clock on the watch is
true south. It is not generally
known that time can be told by
the compass with equal facility.
Take the true azimuth or bear
ing of the sun and subtract from
it 180 degrees; multiply the re-
mainder by the fraction LIS,
and the result will be the hours
before or after twelve o'clock
noon.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14
1t Pays to Organize.

A planter down in Kentucky
had just employed a strange ne
gro as a mule driver. He hand
ed him brand new blacksnake
whip, climbed up on a seat be-
hind a pair of mules and asked
the darkey if he could use the
whip. Without a word the mule
driver drew the black lash be-
tween his fingers, swung it over
his head and ficAed a butterfly
from a clover blossom alongside
the road over which they were
travelling.
That isn't bad" remarked
the planter. "Can you hit that
honey bee over there?"
Again the negro swung the
whip and the honey bee fell dead.
Noting pair of humble bees on
still another blossom, the negro
swished them out of existence
with the cracker of his new black
snake, and drew further admira.
tion from his new employer.
A little further along the
planter spied a hornets nest in a
bush beside the highway. Two
or three hornets were assembled
at the entrance to the nest.
"Can you hit them, Sam?" he
inquired.
eyes, sab; I KIM" replied the
negro, ''butI amt a goin' to-
dey's organized. Exchange.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14
His Five Dimes.

The State Belgian Relief COM
mission was collecting funds in
Washington when there came a
contribution from a young lad,
an ex-bonvict, who sent five
dimes. This note accompanied
the money:
my contribution is not much,
as contributions go, but it repre-
sents the difference between new
soles on my shoes, and wearing
the old soles a little longer. My
five dimes represent five cans of
milk for five little Belgian tots.
I'll take chances on catching
cold"
Prison is likely to make a con-
vict bitter and hard. 1t had
given this reformed prisoner a
wide sympathy for all who suffer.
The hardest part of a convict's
life o ten comes, too, after his
discharge from srison. This
man is fighting back to an hon.
est life through difficult days of
poverty. The whole world has
been against him, as it is
against every ex-convict. Yet
out of his shame and poverty, he
has the spirit of a royal giver.
He has the heart to realize the
need of children thousands of
miles away, and is willing to go
with his feet on the ground in
order to be able to aid those
children.
If any one in the community
might have been excused from
giving, this ex-convict was the
man. He needed help, surely,
as much as any Belgian refugee.
But it is the test of a generous
heart that it does not desire to
be excused.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14

The amount due from one SUBJ
scriber to this paper is a small
matter, but consider several hum
dred of these and it is a big mat
ter to US. For this reason we
urge each and every one to send
in their renewal at once. Look
at the label on this paper. 1t
will tell you when your subscrip-
tion expires. Then appoint your
self a committee of one to mail
us your renewal today. If every
subscriber will do this it will
save us much time and expense
and will enable US to devote
same to the improvement of
your paper.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14
Do You Know That

Rural sanitation is a health
protection to the city-dweller?
It's foolish to educate a boy
and then let him die nof typhoid
fever? "a
The U. S. Public Health Ser
vice issues a free bulletin on the
summer care of infants.
Clean water, clean food, clean
houses make clean. healthy
American citizens?
The State of California has re-
duced its typhoid death rate 20
per cent in the past ten years?
Rats are the most expensive
animals which man maintains?
It is estimated that the averge
manure pile will breed 800, 900
flies per ton?
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14

A penny saved is a penny
earned. But the penny isn't in
eVitably saved while it is in the
owners pocket or his stocking.
To put it beyond the reach of
emotional desire to spend and
protect it from accident and
from the designs of thieves who
break in and steal, the thing to
do is to deposit it in bank.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14

1 keep on hands a full stock Of
cof1ns, caskets, and robes. also keep
Metallic Caskets, and Steel Boxes and
two hearses. Prompt service night or
day. Residence Phone 20, Office
phone e8.
45-1 yr J. f. Triptett,
Columbia, KY.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14

A new 300 barrel oil well is re-
ported in Estill county where
there is a great oil boom, prob
ably the greatest in the history
of Kentucky.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14

Secretary McAdoo, in a speech,
declared that the United States
was enjoying an era of unexam-
pied prosperity, and that the din
ner pail was overfiowing.
The Adair County news., 1916-06-14
TIN WORK.

am prepared to do any kind of Tin
Work, Roofing, Guttering, &c. ]
make Sheet Iron Stoves, Galvanized
Tanks, Sand Pumpsand any other
thing made in Tin or Sheet Iron. Call
at my shop if you need anytime in my
line or repair work in tin or sheet iron.
Over L. W. BennettS's Store.
S. e. BridgWaters,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
Preserving Foods.

A new method has been discovered,
says an English paper, for preserving
various food products, especially milk
powder, the idea being based upon
placing the substance in Il sealed YES
sci or packing ease with inert gas. so
tina his latter prevents the usual
spelling of contents by the action of
the air. In the French patented pro-
cess the milk powder is packed in
metal boxes of convenient size, which
are entirely sealed except for a pin
hole that is left at the top. a number
OF such boxes are put in a chamber
and the air is exhausted by means of
an air pump. When this operation is
finished valves are opened which allow
nitrogen to enter the chamber and fill
up the several boxes. When opening
up the chamber the boxes are quickly
removed and the pinhole soldered be-
fore an appreciable amount of air has
time to enter. In this wa the con-
tents of the boxes are kept in an at
mosphere of inert gas, and the process
is thus practical from an industrial
standpoint.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
Honk! Honk:

The fatalities due to automobile ac-
cidents are distressing enough, but
one encouraging fact in connection
with them, as stated in a government
report, is that during the last five
years the number Of fatal accidents
has not increased nearly as fast as
the number of cars. The cars have in
creased IT'S per cent. while fatalities
have increased only 25S per cen This
seems to indicate more careful driv-
ing at present.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
CHAPTER VII.

mat night Duane was not troubled
by ghosts haunting his waking and
sleeping hours. He awoke feeling bright
and eager, and grateful to Euchre for
having put something worth while n
ms mind. During breakfast, however,
he was unusually thoughtful, working
over the idea of how much or how lit
tie he would confide in the outlaw. He
was aware of Euchre's scrutiny.
WAL began the old man. at last.
how'd 0 make out with the kid?"
hid?" inquired Duane, tentatively.
Jennie, ! mean. What d you an she
talk about?"
We had a little chat. You know yo,,
wanted me to cheer her up
Euchre sat with coffee cup poised
and narrow eyes studying Duane.
Reckon you cheered her, all right.
what I'm afeared of is mebbe you done
the job toe well.1,
"How SOP
Wal. when I went in to Jen last
night I thought she was half crazy.
she was burstin' with excitement. an,
the look in her eyes hurt me. She
Wouldn't tell me a darn word you said.
But she hung into my hands.
an showed every way with
out speakin, how she wanted
to thank me fer sbringin' you over.
Buck. It was plain to me tibet you'd
either gone the limit or else you'd been
kinder prodigalS Of cheer an hope. I'd
hate to think you'd led Jennie to hope
more'n ever would come true"
Erlchre paused, and, as thede seemed
no reply forthcoming, he went on:
Buck, V seen some outlaws whose
word was good. Mine is. You can trust
mel trusted you, didn't /. takin, YOU
ever there an putin you wise to my
tryin' to help tibet poor kid 2,
Thus enjoined by Euchre4Duane be-
gan TO tell the conversations with Jen-
ME and Mrs. Bland word for word. Long
before he had reached an end Euchre
set down the c~offee-cup and began to
stare, and at the conclusion OF the
story his face lost some OF its redc color
md beads Of sweat stood out thickly on
his brow.
Wal, il tibet doesn't floor met, he
calculated, blinking at Duane. young
man. figgeredtyou was some swift an
sure to make your mark or this river;
Dut 4 reckon missed yuurFreaf caf-
tbre So thetss what 1t means to be 8
mani I guess I'd forgot. Wal, PmNotd,
an wen il my heart was in the right
place / was built fer big stunts,
Do YOU know what It'll take To do all
You promised sJen 2.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
Rare Treat.

Tommy wanted to go to the movies,
but his mother objected.
"Aw, you never let me sc no place."
he whimpered.
why Tommy" exclaimed his moth
er; what shocking bad grammar you
use! Can't you speak more correct
ly?"
Sure l cam" said the boy, "if you'll
only give me a chance. You ought to
hear me say: Yes, mother. you let me
go wherever l want to-"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
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well as most baby skin troubles.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l.,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Ady.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
Her Neiahhor's Child.

Hes a terrible ~youngster!' said Mrs.
Mcbride,
While gazing at Mickey O'Flynn:
He's spelling my boy. for he can't keep
And the way that he swearss is a sin.
: li'1h tnat my Dinny will be a great
Do ge mind the grand shape of his
A # Mickey Ilaay and nsi,, plan, a the dear little man.
Tn proud of my Mickey" said Mrs.
,"HeI be a great statesman some day;
ahat nm alongside of young Dinny MIC
Ihey're always together at play.
~ sSsey amt wan o. thin wanderin'
At,s always a-plannin' to roam;
sue ned be a fine lad. as smart as his
II Dinny Mcbride wud stay homer,
William F. Kirk.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
CHAPTER VIII.

What a contrast, Duane thought, the
evening of that day presented to the
state of his soul! The sunset fingered
in golden glory over the distant Mexi-
can mountains; twilight came slowly;
a faint breeze blew from the river cool
and sweet; the late cooling OF a dove
only sounds; a serene and tranquil
peace lay over the valley.
Inside Duane's body there was strife.
This third facing of a desperate man
mad thrown him off his balance. 1t had
not been fatal, blu it threatened SO
much. The better side of his nature
seemed to urge him to die rathe thar
to go on fighting or opposing ignorant,
unfortunate, savage men. But the per-
verslty of him was so great that it
dwarfed reason, conscience. He could
not resist it. He felt something dying
In him. He suffered. Hope semed far
away. Despair had seized upon him and
was driving him into a reckless mood
when he thought of Jennie.
He had forgotten her. He had for
gotten that he had promised to save
her. He had forgotten that he meant to
snuff out as many lives as might stand
between her and freedom. The very re-
membrance sheered off his morbid in
trospection. She mad a difference
How strange for him to realize that!
He felt grateful to her. He had been
forced inso outlawry: she had been
stolen from her people and carried into
captivity. They had met in the river
f%astness, he to instil hope into her des-
pairing life. she to be the means, per-
haps, of keeping him from sinking to
the level OF her captors. He became
conscious of a strong and beating desire
to see her. talk with her.
These thoughts had run through his
mind while on his way to Mrs. BANDS
house. He had left Euchre go or ahead
because he wanted more time to com
pose himself. Darkness had about set in
when he reached his destination. There
was no light in the house. Mrs. Bland
was waiting Tor him on the porch.
Continued Next Week,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
Strict Neutrality.

elias the war caused you to econo-
mize to any extenty'
ut certainly has replied the eau
tious man. Whereas l used to ex-
press my views rather freely, I have
lately become quite parsimonious in
that respect"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29

Continued Next Week,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29
Good Cause.

What n leaden color you hus
band has, Mrs. jones'
"Yes'm; he's don got de plumbago
ma,nm."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-29

CISCO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-02

prifsnmonnfduft bas S9iff Dor bem
Sofen perfentts.
8eri9te aus 3onitantinopsl, ipeI9s
bon Der Observation-Disclosures
uusgegeben ipuroen, beIogen, ooB bic
SenuffsStGmms. pel9e in aesbpten
DOrbrinsen. iid benz gailtal ndbern.
gs nirb binousefiigt, bnb mebrere
aroberitdmme fid ben Senuiii nnss.
fdloHen baben. 2ebtere, bdben bic
Srt!9often Sipa, @ollum uno SniS
8nrab eenommen. Sm Suban bot
Der britiIds 8sfsblsbober Die Ginses
bOrenen um SiIfs sebeten. iie ipurhe
ibm aber bsripeissrt. Das grI9einen
einss beutf6en Sau9boptes ON 6tr
dgbptif9en aiiIte un6 bic Sorpebies
runs britiIdsr S9iffe in Gsbptif9en
9epGFern bat einen tisfen Gtubrud
sema9t.
Die fiiraIi6 perOffsntIidten Beri9ts
elmer Meuterei in Rairo iperben boHs
Der itaIieniI9sn 3eitung .2'Sr6ine
befGtist. Gs miro oa sefugt. bail
fiinfunbbreibis perfonen s.t0tet unfI
piersia beripun6et puroen. gs bsiBil
ba: Gin britii9er Wtoior erf4obI
ipGbreno Der Meuterei einen Irober.
Der ieinen 2dben ni9t our9fu9enl
laFen ipolIte. Ro9 8eri9tsu ipurben
i'm Sonuar in RairO aebn Perfonen
binseri9tet. !
lsber ben bsfanntsn patriotiI9en
9e19lub oes geairistdses BON unters
elfab, Der 70 nn96riidlid Die 3useb5<
risteit bes Rei9slanbss bstonte, ers
fGbrt bic r.berieesRa9ridt
bnb Der 4ntrng bon bem 9rnfen Mnbs
Iau bon Der GlfGFerpdrtei uussssons
gen unb bon Dem Or. petri. benz dIte.
fen Witslie6e oes 8eairfstnges, unters
itiibt porben 1T. gsioe MGnner, fos
fpie anosrs. bic ben antrag parm be-
fiirporteten. iinb i'm Glfob geboren.
einige bon ibnen nod unter frana6fi<
idsr Serrf9aft.
9isfe bsutI9spatriotiI9e Beipegung
bef9rdntt iid iibrisens nidt allein anf
untsreIIob. glu9 Der 8s5irtstag oes
ObersIiaB in aoImar lit benz 8es
Idluiie beigetreten. Der bon 2otbrins
gen aber bat einen eisenen 8sI9luB ess
fabt. in Dem bic SOffnung aussefpro.
den tpiro, elm Siss Der oeutiden Wofs
fen ipsroe GIfuBs9Otbringen nod enser
nit Dem 9ebsn oss bsutI9sn 8oItes
bertniipfen. Ollie bieie 8esirtstoee
psrben burd birstts, ausemeine WaH
bsididt. fino alio ols bic .6ten 8srs
tretunsen Der 8OIfsmeinuns nnsu-
ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-02

beftebenOen SueGIe DerIautet. @stretGr
2aniing sinen formeIIen proteit Der
beutfden Resierune eesen bas auf gfns
trog Der britif4en friiberen gisentiis
mer einseIeitets @eri9tsbsrfabr.n err
balten. Ser proteit beruft ii9 ouf
ben @ertras bon 17s5 unb 1928 uno
beitreitet bic 3uitGnbistsit ireenb
eines 9eridtss. Die melt man i'm
Stootsbepartement ssnei9t iF, ibm
itottaugeben. bleibt abauiporten. Wlan
pirb bieIIsidt Die priie 9eutf6lano
,ufpreden, aber iis slei6ssitig inter-
nieren. ba Die nQppam" unbesleitet
beriibersetommen lift, amerttd uno teis
men oeutfdsn Sofen als 3isl ansibt
unb BEL grlaubnis gum 4uslauFen Die
WDglidteit beitebt, boB bsr 9ampfer
nIs Silfstreuser @erpen6uns finbet.
GalIs bas Staatsbepartement ni6t
boraiebt, ben SaII bur9 Die @eri6te
tntf9eiben 5u laHen = uno bieriiber
tann fuum Elm 3psifel beffsben =
t6nnte es bur9 bas Suitisoepartement
ben 8unbssbiitrittsantpalt fir Ror=
foIt antpeiien luFen, BEL Der @erbanbs
lung am 8. WGrS 6os @eri6t gu be-
na4ridtisen, bab es ii9 nm cine biz
plomutiide Jrase bdnbelt. 0as aber
oiirfte, ipie sefast. nidt eintreten.
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Cine 9ansbalt 0ottj
bon Saterefe.

Yrotsr S&irmbsbdltsr bOttsn Sbrsn
SGirm no CT bleiben iou.
Bsbdlter fiir siusu S4irH, iparen
75 Gents; jsst 25 Gents.
Bebdltsr fur jwsi S4irms, .lparsH
800; iest 49 Gents.
Bebditsr fur brei S6iruis, uarsn
$3.50 /; isst rs Gents.
Bebdltsr fur uier .S4trmt, Daren
$500; isst SO Gents.
8shdlter fur fiiuf S4irms, tparsH
$3.50; isst $1.19.
Bsbdltsr fur is&s SHtrmt. parsu
So. so; isst $1.49.
@rOssidoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-02
9ie ilenelt &leiOer FnO
iiberrai9enb id)On.

Tafista, @barmsuie unb Crepe Be
@hine Iiub er6Btsutbeils bennst. wap'
r.nS Die Sarbsn Die wsitsfts ausOshn'
una habsn-srHu, role, roofis. abeno'
bSmmeruus bluu uuo braun. Ttsls
i.idls Tuuic @ff,it. nit pollen .fartns'
Siaoerr6deu. @rDseu 16 Sahrsn bis
So BRits, ipsjisu mooelirt fur ftartse'
baute Srausn. Ssrihisoens ips.itu &C.
Iduiae l&warjs @twduosr. NIT fstneu
Grspe Rrassn uno WtanHsttsn IN psiB,
Iino waui6ensmsrtb fur ale Ssltssn'
heiten. $3.50 bis $25.0O. -
3wsitsr StOd. ,~-as- = :ss -4&
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-02
l1tsfQ1t0.
Groks Ssnti@e Sffenitbs 90 Der
@effront.
9eS RrpnpriHSen Mrmee sesen Der
bnn-Mud In Cber-GIfah briasen
bie Seutiden bpr-Hene Grfplse
beutidber eeebeIbeu-Stalien ieH-
bet mehr 9rnppeH mad, Stalien.
Sie &riegsIage

Die 8eri9te Der @o9e lnFsn ers
tennen, bab ii9 srobe 9inse an Der
Weftfrout entipidsln, Dinge, beren
1lmfans unb 8eoeutuns nod ni4i
polItomm.n iibsrfeben ipsrbsn tann. Die
aber bersits Grfplse seaeitigt bdben.
bic au ben fdDnitsu SofFnunsen be-
re6tigen. Sbne ibr 8orbdben i'm
9oraus prublertf9 unSutiinoen baben
bic 9euti9en, unter Siibrung bes
0eutfden Sronprinaen. eine seipaItise
Sffeniipe an Der WeItfront er0ffnet,
asren 3isIpuntt auseni4einIi4 Die
sroBs uuo fturte Syeituns 8srbun 1T.
Die iiinsFen bsuti4en' 8Orit0bs In
grtois unb Der Champagne iinb Ie6isz
li9 pofitionstdmpfe sroBen umfdngs
getpeIen. Sbnsn lag bic 9lbii4t aus
srunbe, mSsli9it siinitise SteGIunsen
fir ben ausenblid zines entfdeiosnben
S6loges gu setpinnen. gu foI4em
S9lage baben bic Deuti9en nunmebr
Dor @erbun ousgebolt. Wfun tann
ben aampf I'm @er6un nidt obne cine
befonbers 8eobo9tune Der Rd6bdrs
f1aft bon Soul unb Nnnen 6urdfiibz
rem. Die Hieberrinsuns bes Settings
giirtels piirbe ben Dsuti9en bos Dits
Ii6e GtnfalIstor Sranfreids Dffnen.
Damn piirSs Der rWdrfd nah quris, {"
tpie ibn Die Seuti9sn 1901 ans
setreten unb burds.fiibrt, beute gar
nidt msbr nDtis fein. SIMMER III bos
rnuf binsepisfen tporoen. bab fi9 Die
enogiiltigs GntIdeioung bisies 8Olters
ringens auf Dem ipeItlihen 3riessz
F6auplabe boIlaiekn iperbe. Wit Dem
5alI bes 6itli9en 6eitunssrinses
miibte Srantrsi6 islbft fallen.
Wie aus ben 9eri9ten berporsebt,
tpiitet nun felt mebreren Soeen eine
beftige S6ladt auf Der oreiunbbrsibis
ailometer breiten Sront gtnin-Nas
lancourt, beren &ern Die elf 3ilomez
ter breite 9inie 8rabant-Ornes Bill
bet.
Na6 einem ausgisbigen @irtunsss
Feuer Der artillerie bate ii1 bic neue
oeutI6s srobe Sffeniibe bon DUN ous
in 8epsguns seiebt. sic 1T beretts
Bis Samp9nieur un6 Ornes, tpel4e
Die SeutI6en erobert babsn, borgez
6runssn. @eroun felbft 1T nur nod
spDlf, oas nd9Ite Sort. Ct. 8auI,
feds &iIometer entferut. Die ftrdtes
qiTa pi6ti9en Stelluneen, bic betpolz
betsn Grbebungen Bots De gonfenpope.
8pis oss Gurures unb Serbebois NIT
Den StsIIunssn BEL GonienpOpe, 8ras
bdnt uub 6ntmont iino in beuti9em
8efib. Die 5r1naofen baben, ipie Pas
ris mel6et, ibre beiosn Jliisel. BEL Sas
mognieur uno bei Ornes. 5uriidssnoms
men.
Der pariIer ,Semps1 ertldrt. bic
beutf6e Sffeniipe iperoe an Der atpets
ten unb Der brittsn franaDfif4en 2is
ME auTammenbreden. Die ieien piel
Ifdrter aussebout ols bic erfs. glun
Iinb aber grade bic frans0iifbtn SteIs
luneen Bel 8rabant, Saumont uno
Somosnisur, lpeId. bic 9sutf4en be-
reits niebsreerungen boben, Guberf
fart aefueien. 3ubem oiirfte es ben
DeutI6en 5unGhIt leotglidb 6arauf ans
tOmm.n, ibr. StsIIunssn fOtpsit por'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-02

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0ortaoung 5uauitellen.
Die @ranOiurp unterbro9 ibr. 1lns
terfu4ung. als anpGlte Der Snbe=
PENDENT 9relping 60. elm @erfdbren
anitrsnsten. 10 6ob Die 9eIeuf6aftsn
ni9t aur @orIssuns tpsiterer @.fdGftss
bidder sen0tist piiroe. Die 9lnpdIt.
mudtsn ssItenb. bas 9eri9t fei be-
rsits i'm 8efBs alIer benOtieten Bidder.
glu9 Ieete bic 9efelIiduft 8eridt pOr
iiber bic in ben lebtsn brei Sobrsn an
Die berfdiebenen 8rauerberbGnbe ents
ridteten 8eitrdee. Die ii6 auf ST., 900
belaufen bobtn
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