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The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Pretty Hats to Frame
Little Faces
Children Corscts

n AND " WAISTS an, ocusaea By
peopl, who understand ihr fope De
y-lopm,nt Of child bglr- hey ere
bon,d enough to tram 'h- hgute ia he
nshi way bur noi 90 shf v 'o h.ndo
growth and development $50 'nd S.
ELASTIC CORSETS with Vrd.e lom
.rs made ,tth Tree BOP. $ l59
toufh Floor Man Buld,ns
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Gray Squirrel Coats

Three models m box and semi -hii-o,
sos 10 S5j.
Hudson, -Ihrg /
Evening journal., 1916-06-07

in the preparedness parade means
merely standing back Of the flag, NOR
ally, to show that you favor prepared
ness against war.
AS to the men in the parade-the
fact that 200 employees Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad as but one unit are
to take part in this parade. speaks
volumes. In addition to these there
will be large representations from all
the other industrial plants, from the
FIRE companies. the fraternal organi-
cations land let's not forget. the lat
ter numerically will form one Of the
largest divisonsl, the military organ
izations. with the entire Organized
Militia of Delaware 10 be in line. the
mercantile division and the children's
division, both boys and girls. over l.
Years of age; the professional and
business mems division. the Boy
Scouts. more than 500 strong: the
colored citizens division, and many
others.
The meeting OF the general com
mittee tonight at o'clock in the
Rose Room Of the Hotel DUPONT will
be the most important that has been
held as yet. Final plans for the par
ticipation of all the divisions will be
discussed, and every subdivision
marshal. as well as representatives
of all the committees. and others in
terested. are expected to be present
at this meeting. so that they may re-
port on their activities.
The decoration OF the city for the
parade on Saturday should not be
overlooked, especially as the orna-
mentation Of the city at that time will
depend upon the individual effort OF
the stores. business and private
houses. The national colors will be
used altogether in the decorative
scheme. whatever the individuals may
decide upon, for the committee de.
sires that only these colors be used
David Snellenburg. chairman OF the
decorative committee. requests all the
citizens to cooperate in making the
adornment OF the city as pretty as
DOsgiblc
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
GIVEN AN AGATE SHOWER.

A surprise agate shower was given
by the Shepherds Lodge. No. 3, to
Miss Olive NJ Rhoades. at her home
No. 1920 Lancaster avenue, IN honor of
her wedding on Monday evening next
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson. Mrs. Josephine Menkama
Mrs. Alice Pierce. Miss Minnie Pierce
Mrs. Matte Davis. Mrs. Phillis Wal
ton. Miss Louise Walton. Mr. and Mrs
Il. S. Nowland and daughter Fran
ces: Mrs. Minnie foreman. Mrs Ella
Dickinson Mrs. Ella Opperman. OF
Palmyra. n. j.; MIS- Maggie Badders,
and daughter Gladys; Mrs ldela
Brown. Miss Victoria Tibbitt, Mrs.
Reese. Margaret r. Reese Miss
Gladys Reese; Mr. and Mrs Elias
Rhoades. Miss Olive Rhoades VII
liam Rhoades. Miss Elizabeth
Rhoades, Mr. and Mrs John L. Clark
Miss Alice Clark, Albert Clark and
{ Mrs. Peterson.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
DEATHS


HoGAN-In this city. on June s, lsio'
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF mss
SON John W. Hogan. No. 6u3 West Fourth
street on Friday morning. az q @ clock.
Requiem mass at the Cathedral. lnterment
al Cathedral cemetery.
M1LLIs-ln this city on June 2. 1915,
William II. Mills. aged 20 years.
Relatives. friends. Wenona Lodge. No. 3,
S. of H., dupont Post No .. e.. A. r., Union
Veteran Legion. G. A. r., and an old soldiers
aud employees of the j. g $. Plant Of the
American Car and Foundry Co. are invitods
to attend the funeral services az his late
residence No. 33l East Eighth street. on
Thursday evening. June 3, at o. o'clock. ln7.
tcrment at Dover. Del. on Friday. June -
Train leaves r., b. W. Depot at SIC A. NJ.
wOODROW-In this city. on June 6. 1915.
Ida J.. wife Of Isaac Woodrow.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral services at hcr late resi-
ON Friday afternoon. at o. clock. Inter.
ment az Rivervicw cemetery. .
REX-In this city, on the 9th inst, 1915.
Robert A Rex, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re.
specially invited 10 attend the funeral SER
vices from the residence Of W. II. Robinl
son, Jr. No. 1000 jackson street, on Friday
afternoon at o'clock. lntcrmert az
Riverview cemetery.
MAssARO-On June 5, 1916. Antonio Mas.
ndfo, aged W years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence of his SON..
James Massaro. No. sO7 Tatnall street. ons
Thursday morning. June s, at 8 o'clock. Re,
QUEEN mass at Cathedral. lntermont at Ca
thedral cemetery
HASSON--In this city. on June g. 1915.
Mary g., wife Of Bernard + Hasson
Relatives and friends are invited TO at'
tend the funeral from her late residence,
No. 1910 West Eighth street. on Thursday
morning, June g. at o o'clock Requiem
mass at 81. Thomas Church lntcrment AZ
/ Cathedral cemetery.
| CARTER--In Chester Pa. on June s. 1915
Robert Marsden Carter, in his thirty third
year
Relatives friends and employees Of Amerr
can Manganese Steel Co, are invited 10 at.
tend the funeral services at the residence
| of his brother-in-law. Mr.. John G.. Delano,
| No. 1873 Madison street, Chester Pa, on
Thursday evening. at p. NJ. Further scr'
vices Ia Presbyterian Church Christmas
Del, Friday at 2.45 p. NJ Interment al
Christians Presbyterian cemetery
Evening journal., 1916-06-07

when the children already in the hos
pital will be transferred from the old
ward to the new, as some of the equip
mont has not arrived.
A number of beds in the new ward
have been endowed. II costs $4,000 to
endow bed. The endowed beds are:
The Daniel Corbitt Warner bed,
which is endowed by his young
friends; the Sophie Madeline dupont
bed, which is endowed by her mother
Mrs. LammOt dupont; Alice Erwin
Johnston bed. endowed by her nieces
and nephews, and the Elizabeth Evans
Jones bed, which was endowed by her
father. the late Henry c. Jones.
Charles II. Mills was the architect
for the new ward, which. owing 10
the high cost of building materials
and hospital equipment and supplies
cost more than was originally thought
Hundreds of visitors called and in
spected the new ward today. Mem
bers of the Junior Board were pres
ent to extend a cordial welcome tC
all and to personally show the Wis
itOrs through the ward
The following is a corrected list oi
contributors to the children's ward
b. r. Shaw, p. S. DUPONT, Mr. ant
Mrs. r. C.. DUPONT. Mrs. G. r. Miller
William Bancroft lrenee DUPONT, Mrs
T.. r. Warner. William Coyne. j. J
RaskOb. Mrs. Josiah Marvel. Mrs. Le-
roy Harvey. James Smyth, William f
Sellers. II. p. Scott Mrs. E. E. dupont
Scott Townsend. Willard c. Jackson
Miss G. Coke. Miss H. Coke. J. b
Niles, Mrs. J. A. Ellegood Miss
, Claire Ellegood. Frank G. Connable
Mrs. Otho Nowland. Miss e. DUPONT
John Bird Mr.. and Mrs F. Lindsay
Curtis.
DR.. and Mrs Samuel c. Rumford
Mrs. Charles l.. Patterson. Mrs. Rob.
ert Richards, John F. Neary, Col. H
A. DUPONT. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ban.
croft, Mrs. w. B. Ward, +. G.. Berg
land, Mrs. Hart. Miss Clayton, Mrs
A. l.. Foster, Mrs. Mendinhall. Miss
Thornton. Mrs. II. NJ Barksdalc. Mrs
Willard Salisbury Thomas Wilson
and Mrs. J. ID. Bush.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
new Ward IS MODEL
IN COMP LETENESS
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Continued From First Page)
placed there for the children's pleas
ure. One of the most delightful gifts
toward the equipment of this ward
was a childrens settee, chairs, dolls
baby walker, baby yard and other
toys, by Benjamin f. Shaw.
Upon entering the ward the visitor
is Immediately impressed with the
spotlessness, brightness and cheerful
ness of it. There are four rooms,
with many windows. In one room
there are four beds, in another, eight,
in another IL and in another 3. in all
accommodation far twenty-eigl9
children. In the old ward there were
accommodations for only about half
that number.
In addition to these rooms there is
a nurses utility room. a diet kitchen,
a bathroom and a nurses office All
of these rooms are equipped with
porcelain. glass and nickle arrange
ments while modern sterilizing
pan, ice bags, etc, make the nurses
utility room model of its kind.
The entire ward is done in a very
light gray shading to a darker shade
of the same color. This color it seeWs
is the most restful to the patients
eyes. and at the same time lends light
and cheeriness to the rooms. The
beds arc white enameled and vary in
length from four and half to five
feet All the furniture is white, and
little white enameled wheel chairs and
white porcelain top stands add
touches of cheeriness and brightness
to each Of the rooms. Blue bird
china will be used in this ward.
One of the most attractive features
in the children's rooms are the opal
escent lights. the latest device in
lighting fixtures. II is not known just
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
COMMENDS CITY FIRFMEN

Fire Chief Carter, of Camden, n. j.,
was visitor here yesterday, when he
called on George Crockett, of the Fame
Fire Company. Chief Carter viewed the
ruins of the Lippincott store fire and
said that from all appearances the local
liremer had done good work in confning
the blaze to the one building.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07

In Chicago they find use for every
thing on a pig. even the squeal-its
made into phonograph records.
What is this one weeping for?
The poor hog is fretting because he
can't make a pig OF himself by lying
down in that pint can Of sour milk
like the hog that gets on a street car
and wants to lie down on seat or
the one who sits down and gives his
suitcase seat beside him while you
dangle like a wet sock on strap.
Hogs are much more valuable dead
than alive.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
COCHRAN.CLARK.

Miss Elizabeth Cochran. oldest
daughter OF George Cochran of Rose
Hill. and William Clark. formerly OF
Wildwood, N. j., but now of this city,
were married Monday evening at
Madeley NJ. e. Church parsonage by
the Rev E. II. Collins. pastor OF the
church. Mr.. and Mrs Clark will make
their home in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
AFTER GOyERNMENT PLACES.

Two residents of this city are taking
the two days examinations here for
positions in the Government service,
the positions being that of printer and
technical assistant in the custom SER
vice. The positions are under the
Civil Service Commission.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WEST CHESTER. Pa, June AT
one o'clock yesterday, at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood S. Michener. No 300 North
Church street. Miss Helen Miohener
was married to Mr.. c. Heisler Hig-
gins. of this borough, formerly of
Newark. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
HERCULES DIVIDEND
IAPCECT We

The quarterly dividend of - per cent.
declared by the Hercules Powder Com
pany yesterday afternoon is the largest
distribution yet authorized by the direc-
tors of that company. The dividend is
a regular per cent and an extra l3
The last dividend was 10 per cent.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET
STOCK MARKET

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, June THE stock
market opened irregular with activity
and strength in specialties and dulmess
in the general list.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
ErMORTH LEAGrE SOCIAL.

Epworth League of Silverbrook
will hold its business and social meet
ing tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Warren. Elsmere.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
DEATHS.

PALFREY-In this city, on June 7, 1916
John Palfrey. aged so years
Relatives. friends members Of Phoenix
Fire Company and Firemen Relief Associa.
tion are invited TO attend the funeral services
at the residence Of his brother. Robert Pal
frey. No. 934 Scott street on Friday after
noon, June 9. at O'Clock. 1nterment al
Riverview cemetery.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
AMT NATURE WONDERFUL!
TIE HOG.

The to call hog makes pig or
himself just like makes Of himself
VIM rnadnC Ihn
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
700 LATE no CLASSIFY.

\NANTED-MAN OR BOY FOR GROCERY
w store. No. 220O Pine st. iune7-tf.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07

Worn with a checkered silk sweater
is this peanut straw faced with pale
green crepe and banded with padded
fruits in natural tones and glossy
leaves. All sport hats seem to be
taking on huge circumference, which
is good for summer freckles.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
"A sensible cigarette that's what | want

There are a number of good cigarettes
on the market - FatimaS are not the
only ones.
But Fatimas are the best liked and best
selling of all cigarettes costing over sc.
OF course, your taste may be different
you may not like FatimaS as well as
all these thousands of other men do.
But you can t deny that they are 5Corth
trying-not only for the delicious taste
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04
NuS Dem pberen Sbale
(Grhbalo @orreIponoen,.)

= PrOf. 9Obn 8. Sucge, Superin.
tenoent Der 9eiiup Sdulen, purbe am
Sonntag IbeuO pahreno eines Spas
,iergnngeS iiemlih bOs uerleet, ais ibn
cine .. e. 9S. SofOmotiue truf. Sine
Shulter muroe uerrenft uno audl bic
RIppsn i6msribnit Ieri6unoen. Setn
Sefdhrte Sobn @alln9hsr wuroe auh
9strO1en, entfam absr unusrleet.
(@arbonbaIe GOrrsipOnOen3.)
- Sine 8ndnsinwano bes yspslsn
Saoens am Salsm ausnue lthr,te aul
Srettas Vormittas Elm uno rid,tste on
Der @tnrthtun9 uno ben @aaren eiuen
Shaosn uon etDa 81 800 an. 9tit.
mano wuroe perlest, aber 2swsIen uub
@omnro RoberIs batten elm fnoppes
@ntfommsn. Der @inlturi srfolate ins
tol9te ShUdbuu9 Der Dfauer beim
umbaA Oes 2aOens.
= Dtit ieinem sOrper ld,limm ,er.
lsst uno sinem Ufeiier ourh ote redte
Shulter seitOBen. iOoaB Die Spite Der
llnfsn Sun9t grtrOfien wuroe, 1T am
Sonntag Utor9en Der AZ Sabre alte
9oIspb SolanorO uon SOlpttal StraBe
nnbs leiner gSObnun9 belinnunaslOs
nuf Der StraBe aufsefunosn uno Damn
IN ausenlheinlih iterbeuosm 3uitanb
nn6 oem 9iOlbfall 0Oipital selhafft,
no iih aud, nod sin StGoelbru6 ere
9ab. Der Ssrwunbete ertldrte ipdter
nur, bop SUei Wtdnner bintsr einsm
Saun bsrucrlpran9en uno ibn anarifien,
alS sr ii6 nab benz Ssntraleu Staots
tbeil bsgsben DOllie. glm WtOntug is,
bod bsbeihuste sr @briitmus Yoriico
uno Ssbebreo Sbsco ulS isiu sInsrsiisr
nno otelslben wuroen oann usrbaftst.
SolnnorO lit Disuitas nm Utittsrua6t
lsiHsn Ssrlstunssn erlsssn.
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StaOt unO G0nntb.

- Gnna T., Die 7 Wfonate alts God,
ter Der Gbsleuts 9Ouis Sultin uOn VI b
StraBe, ltarb lssten Oonn,ritas uno
1T Srsitas i'm ct. Dtarien 6risbbof 40
9lo. 5 beer6igt noroen.
- Sm gllter uOn Al Sabr,n 1T an
Sonntaa in ibrsr 8obnuns on Pbslps
StraBs Srau Charles Wtattsru sritor'
ben. Die Bsiiesuns erfoIsts Diem
ftas i'm 0aibburu StraBs 6risObOf.
- Die idbrlids 3uiammsniunft Der
9rauo Commanders Der Tsmpslrittsr
bes Staates miro am %. "a. Wiai In
scranton ab9sbaltsn msroen. Vim 90.
finoet cine Bnraoe itntt, on Der 5000
Rltt.r nit 80 WiuiiiiupslsH tbtilnsb,
men werosn.
- 3wei iunge eeutIHe Seeleute.
bic burb ben europdii6en Ssrisg ibren
Brotsrmerb usrlorsn uno 5ulsBt nab
Scranton iamsn. hnbsn untsr otm va.
men &. Banfratb & SO. cine Gbeilha,
beritaft gegriinoet lur 2iefsruns uon
isinsn ROllmSpisn (murinirt.n Sdrtu,
seu). Die NObreiis if 213 Bsnn aue,
nue, Gslspbon Bsll 1779-S. Die
6irma tplro iid bsitrebsn, onrf Dor.
in9lihe Waarsu uno prompte ablieier.
ung oas SSohlpollsn oeS gublitums
~ srwsrben uro butet frennolibit um
3uiprud1. Wfan buff ,wsi iunssn see,
leutsn uno srbdIt Busltide cine oeuti1s
Dsliiaisiis.
- Dieien Donnerltns finost nie.
oerum Elm RinOhIe 1urnier NIT folsen.
BEN Ean,frdnIhen lsitsns oss Scran.
ton QisosrtrunS IN Der Yersinshalle an
doams Nusnue ftutt. Oas Turnisr 1T
icwObI fur bic WfitslisOsr pis auh BE-.
rem Damen urraneirt uuo foftet bic
Ebsiluuhms 80 Gents @ PsriOu /; stn
Sun6 mirt pIhren6 oem Abeno frsi
ieruirt ntroen, uno ben srfolsrsihsn
Spislsrn Derotn ptrthuolle Brsiis iu
srtunnt. Bel bsm uahfolssuosn Enn,
ntroen Iomobl alts mie neue. Gduie &C.
tauIt, uno miro Bauer Die Wtuiit lief.
ern. Das BiuohIsipiel pirb prompt
um S.15 anfanssu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04
Qa6atpannd 3tpeia

Die uon Damsn uno Ssrrsn tpohl.
bsiuhte Neriammlung oeS 9adawnnna
3msigeS am 8rsitag yla1t purbs in
Abweisnbstt bts Rrdiibsuttn, BERN
Utihnsl SIdmer. Der etmnS ipiter lih
sinitellte, OurG Sbe Yr6iicent Serrn
Gilbert Serblter er6ffnet. Didh an'
nabme oss Brotofolls Der lestsu Sit
ung murosn msbrers Duseuo nsus
!Dft9lieoer uor9eidllaasn uno einitim.
mig ermdhlt. Bonn Saupiquartier In
philadelphia murbe oarauf blnssUisIeu.
raB Die -WiittbsiIuusen" lid nft be.
3nblen uno aus bislem @runos IolIen
fir oisislbsn NnSsisen sslammslt per,
ben. Sine 3uldriit aus Baltimore
mufte lui Die tranri9e Nage Der ceut,
ihen @efan9enen In SibiTien nuimert
lam uno ,siste, nie oenleben Belitano
aslsilttt msroen fam. Sn Setreff Der
Stlituns uOn eoltsnsn WteoaIllisn fir
Die belten Shiiler i'm 0eutlhen nuroe
Elm 9lnertenHuu9SlhTeibtn 6es Supt.
9Ssber uerlslen. Sin Runoibreibeu
oeS SefrstarS 2imm pOn philadelphia
entbelt hber SeridliGosneS ndbsre Aus
tunit Der 9tatiOnul OiIfusreiu bat
ole IOblIfe ablidlt, outh oen Ysrfauf
Don Uiarten Die Summe uon 500, 900
tIr Die straightforward gu erbCbeu. uuo
ubsriunOete Dem 3peis SO wertb Der
Dfatfen, tiir melbs bunn cine @eloan
Usilun9 iu9unlten oes YereiuS 9e,ogen
Duroe. Sin pntriOIiher 9lppeu oes
Jlutlonal Sunoes un Die Osutlh Ame
rltanGr uno Seielliduflen ermubnte gu
einbetlthem Auftreten unO 3ulanmen'
miIten oamit oem Oeutlhtbum emo
lih elnmal Die 9ebiihrenoe Anerfennun9
9egebsn merbe. aus einsm uorgelegtsu
Seriht Oss Ssim SOmitees ut bernOr'
3ubeben. oaB bic Oumenltube in Wal,
oorf Bart gum BreiS uon S400 iOfort
erribtet weroen ioll /; au6 iOllen Die
Sabnsnitan9en uno Shdufeln elmer
notbmenOisen Reparatur untermorfen
weroen Die Reiisuatiou oes Part.
hiiters Paulus unb @rnennung eines
0tnhTolgers nuroe aud berihtet SIN
Circular oeS Scranton Sieoerfran3 in
Ss5us auf cine TbsatsruOrltsllnns um
Is. Wtai lu9uniten Dee ROtben Srsu.
leS. fano all9emelnen antlung uno Die
anDsienoen nurosn erlnht, oabin Bu
Wirfen, um siusn risiisen @rfoI9 3u sr
Sislen. jsrau 0erbiter bsrihtsts iir bic
OamenleitiOn Jto. l. pnB blslelbe 500
fiir Ole Onmenltube i'm Rarf itiiten
pito. gu @bren oss tiir3Iib usrit Srie
ShOpe erhobeu iid) Die Anmeienoen
uOn Ihrsn Slssn. Der Oant oss Srie
ger Sersins muroe Dem 3wsig ausse
lprohen fir bic aGgebene lint Tliiisung
oil oelien SammslDsrt. Auh Oerrn
Ssnrp 6reD wurOe Dauf ausssiprodsn
Ilir msbrere in ben ugesisitunssu uerr
oTtsntlltte artltsl jugunltsn Der bsut.
lhen Serbiinoeten. Serr Dtlhnsl &rd
met CAB gum SdluB cine wsulaufiss
uebaiiht auf otm surOpaii1en SrtegS
lbnuplns uno 3eIgte, oaB ole Su1e Der
oentlhen Verbiinoetsu nod niemals
belisr ltano. mie isst. Ssine Ausihbr.
unSsn uurOsn init srOBsm 8eiiau auf'
9enommen.
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,,IOmmD at6ins.

Die SGle Der Nerpenertrantungen,
perbunben nit 9erluit oes @eb0rs unb
bss Spra9perm0gens, Die in Der eng
ltI9en glrmee ouffolleno bGufig iino.
boben bereits gu Den mertpiiroigiter
glbenteuern un0 9erpe9Ielungsge
Ibidten gefiibrt. 9o tommt es offers
Dor, bab bic Soentitdt zines nit ss
itOrtem Sinnesperm0gen aus ben
5eloe Suriidgetebrten Solooten infolgc
Der mongelboften Organization midi
feitgeItellt peroen tdnn. Sang beIon=
oers mertniirois lit fold cine Sude
nu9 Der e6ten 9eri0nli4teit, Die ge.
geniudrtig bic WtilitdrbebDroe bon
2pnOon beI9Gftigt. Mnn fano elmer
nSommp" in jGmmerli6em 3uitunbe
an elmer StroBenede, uno aIs man ben
3uIommengebro6enen in elm 2oSareti
gebrn9t uno geitGrtt bate, erlpies
it6, bab Der pdtient Spro9e uno &c
b0r berIoren batts. Sn GrmangeIuno
BON MilitGrpapieren Ihieu ss unmO9
lid, auf bic 6rase nnd pRam' uno
glrt" glntport gu erbolten. Oorum
trurSe Der Soloat photographer unb
0os Bib in idmtlibsn 2onbonsr Sci
tungsn per0ffentli6t. Sisrauf melOets
ii9 alsbaIo cine 5rau Bolton, bic ben
Soloaten aIs ibren i'm Qpril als Ders
mibt gemeloetsn 9atten Sames Boil
ton ertdnnte. sic ertldrts, bab Sames
felt bier Sobreu nit ibr perbeiratet fsi,
uno bab iis slpei &inber BON ibm babe.
Qber bulb barouf erffieu elm S9ubz
nader Ramsns WaItsr auf Dem
S9aupIab Der GreisniFe. Gr UNI
armte ben permeintli6en Sames 9ol=
ton unb ertannte ibn oIs Ieinen Sobn
Serbert Walter. lin ods f9nierigG
problem gu l6Isn, foroerte man nun
msbr ben sebeimnispolIen Solouten.
oefen geiittges 9efinbsn iib gebeheri
bate, f6riftIi6 auf, ieinsn Hdmen be.
tdnnt gu ssbeu. 0o6 onsemein mar
Die @sr6Iiiffuug, aIs Der Soloat auf
etnen 3ettel einsn britten Ramen =
Serbert Sobnion - f6risb. 8is isbt
1T es Der engltIhen Wfilitdrbeb6ros
Ridt eslunssn, bas 9sbeimuis aufsus
tIdren.
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Shbe Natf Npti;eu.

= Gueline. bic pier g8oden alte
3odter Der @hslsute @eOrss 9Dahl BON
Utt. Sernon Strass. iturb um Wtontag
uuO nurce ON Oienitus i'm WfiuOOta
i5rieobOf bserOist.
- Die % ulte Sabre anHa Sn9irs,
IN uon Oiuiiiou StruBs puroe ,sreitas
Rahmltta9 pon ibrem Shwussr onr6
Seuhtaas erittdt tOot i'm Sstt nufee'
tunoen. Der @asbnbuen mar tbeils
wslle often uno Coroner 98bite ent.
l6ieO nod { nsr llnteriuduus, OuB Gin
3ufall uOrIie9e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04
@nfes.0arre OSptiien

= Der biibriss @sorss Wiilif,0niip
BON Wtarist uno @raut StruBen 1T um
isreitn9 Jiaht Dor Der @ltsrnnohuue
uon ,insm autumobil nisosrssfnhrsn
unc est6otel morben. Antou Siffos'
fp, Der Xsiler Der Utnihins. warO ipd
Ter aIi Die AnfIass oss SoOtihlaSs IN.
ter $4,000 BhrgiAatt seitsllt.
- Der 55 Sabre alts @psitsr Ssd
uon 9unisr StruBs, Der ON ~. april
Shrommen nno etuen ooppelten Yein.
bruh erbieIt, nlS sr i'm Strisp Central
0ofs lDiitsn Surrsn Stfanssn muros.
1T um DOnueritas i'm Staut 0Olpital
in Scranton 9ritOrben, nuhbtm li4
Sompliiutionsn sinseitelt buttsn, Die
fem Derj au9riffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04
9odbgra0iae Mnlaaen
Bon Der SIbIeite. :

Gin E0htsrlein bat iit, bel ben @be
leuten @ussu Claus uon alOer Struss
sin9eltslt.
Den @bsl,utrn @bnrtes Siebert BON
@eoar glue ue lit Elm Stammbalter &c
boren moioen.
Die DamenieftiOn Der Scranton
Sdu9erruuce hGlt ndhiten UtittwOh
abeuo in Der gltblstic Dale Elm 9islten
Social ab.
SrGulCin Wtiloreo Heiber pon NOums
Auenue uno SufOb s. Pittel uon SiiO
0ebiter Nuenue murosn Dienitng in
UiItes' Barre als @bspuar uerbunOen.
SrGnleiu Waria WeltpfnbI uno Bert
3entius. beiOe uon Oieier Selte. nurOsn
uergungrne WO1e ourt YaitOr 9beo'
Dor Q. 9obn uls @bepaar einOeie9net,
6rdulein Slureucs Bbilips uon Sil
9ocuit StruBe unO Yatrid 3. Rgun
pon 9iairouo Auenue muroeu uer9an
gene lSOte als Elm 9liolIhss @bepaar
Ourb furrer Peter s. @brilt sin9sies'
net.
SrGulein SSa Wf. 0inflsr uou ShS
98ebltsr guenue uno Charles Snen pon
SammOuo, 9nO.. friibsr pom bier. iinc
lsste 8Ohe burh Pfurrsr Peter s,
Sbriit sum Suno thrs Seuen stnseie9'
net Dorosn.
Srdulstn Sslsn y. ReiOsnbuh pOu
Zig StraBs uno Soiept WucasrnOr
jun, uon Dunmore iino ssitsrn Dor
mittn9 in Der ct. Wtarien Stride Ourf
Bfurrer Sernbarot SObr gum Sunr
fire 2ebsn einseie9net woroen.
Der 16 Sabre SOispb @hriItp Dor
8root Stru6e trat am Sumitn9 Jiafli
mitta9 bel Der 6arr Strabe 3reuIunl
in Seplsr Yallsp bsim Nuspeibsn einss
Su9es olrett por cine SOfomotiue, oit
tbn Iraf uno Siemlih bOS am SOpt per
legte.
6rnu aoam Sillian fen uon 0illou
Strubs. 50 Sabre alt. tit SOnntus in
Sabnsmunn 0Oipital ssitOrbsu. Oil
miro uon benz 8ntten, orei S0bnsr
uno uisr GOhtsrn ibsrlebt. DIE Ssi
issuns erfOl9ts ssltsrn i'm DunmOrs
SIisobofe.
Ji66lten Wontus slbeno iinost i'm
@oIiuo OIL aoams Auenue bas iGbrlitG
6rlplinss SOnjert oes Suu9er Wfdu
nsrhOr ltutt, nslbes wis Immsr, iih 81
slnsm alGnjsnOsn seitaltsn wiro. Als
Solllten meroen Wtarp Soroan, Son.
fraIlO, uuo SsIen 9ieDItt Suans, go
pran, mitniIfen.
amisp RoOusg pOn Hiusr StrnBs,
Der 6ubrmann zines @iscrsamwaseus.
wurOs Oisnitn9 iri JiOroeuos burdI
elne lu itulfe Bie9ung untsr isinen
Wassn ssitleuoert. oslsn Rdosr ibm
alle Rippen i'm S0rper brafen. @r III
frhb Disnltus tm Staat 0Oipital isinsu
Ysrlesunsen erlsSsu.