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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
$925,OOO FOR ROADS IN
IDAHO FOREST RESERVES

.oachinp many of the districts. IL Is
,'nnrn that Mr.. Silcott head OF Ine
sl,.os,trv division at Missoula, Is very
dasirons of building this great hlsn-
80 and SO the movement Is meeting
VII his most earnest support anu
undoubtedly the recoLhihenua.oihS
made by the state highway oo
sion will be approved by MN o,,a
For the Elk City forest reset the
road along the South FORK ol lnv
clearwater, survey for when Is ~"
heing made, the commission mas % %
commended the appropriation Oh Sivu
0GO the estimate of the cost Oh tnis
highway being 100000. County anu
other aid it is understood VIII asslS'
IN the building of this highway, Whicn
iii nrove of vast benefit to mining
interests. while also opening up mucn
country adaptable to ranchlng'
other northern Idaho forestry
roads recommended for .approprla-
tions and the amounts recommended
are given as follows: NJ,
Fourth of July Canyon RoadIlen
miles in forest; twelve miles ouIsiue
federal appropriation recommehueu
$4,000. o,h,o
Bonner's Ferry-British Columbus
connection = Twenty-four miles In LOT
est: six miles outside; federal appro
nriation recommended, $4,000.
Bonner's Ferry-Montana connec
tion-Five miles in forest; eignteei
miles outside; federal appropriation
recommended, $25,O 900.
Priest River-Priest Lake road
Nineteen miles in forest; six mile
outside; federal appropriation recon
mended, $4,000.
St Regis Pass-Ten miles in for
est. federal appropriation recon
mended, $30,O00.-Tribune.
-O-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
RIILLS FOR SALE.

One registered Durham and one good
grade animal; two Poland China boars
eligible to registry,
asa ROTHLISBERG BROS.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

MONEY TO LOAN. L. M. Harris.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

City property Geo. M. Reed.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
Silver Grill restaurant; complete
equipment; reasonable.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

mouth in offener @ibuns Ses @eri6ts
ertlGrt, es iei faII9, iuenn bic Re.
gieruns bebaupte, bieie 9lnsriffe bats
ten teinsn militGriI9en Dert; Die
panititimmuus unb Ole moraIii9e
Seprehion, Oii iie i'll ben bstroffenen
areiien er5eusten, feien an ii6 Elm
groBer @etpinn fir ben Sein0".
@s ipdre srfreuIi9, ipeun bic neus
trole prefe bieie engIii9en Stims
men beu9tets uu6 oufb0ren piirbe,
iid ibr 1rtsil iiber bic 9ere6ti9ung
Der Oeutiden 2uftnnsriffe bur6 Reu.
ter biIben gu Iofen. gs sibt oilers
oings audi 9lusnubmen. 60 ber0F.
fentli9te Der rRieuips Rotter6amIdbe
Gourant" 5tuei ousgeSei9nete 9lrtitel
iiber n3sppeIinroibs", in 6enen Iein
miIitdriider Mitorbeiter ibre 9ered5s
tisuns uno sroBe militdriI6e 8eoeus
tung unumpunben anertonnte. Gr
erinnert bnran, OoB engliIde unb
fran3oiif6e 5IusseIdpaber 6eutIde
Stdote o6ne 9eOenteu betmgeIu6t bds
ben uno Iu9t iiber Die Sbee, oob bic
Gnsldnoer 3eppeIine aus Sumants
tdtsriidIi4ten unbeuiibt lieBen, penn
lie iie beIdben". Gr gtlGrt, Die
englii4e 8ebnuptung, bic 2ufton=
griffe feten eine nubloie un6 oorum
barbariihe &riegsoperation, Iei eins
fa6 untpubr", unb bic 0eutI6en
piirben iebr tGridt banSeIn, penn Tie
Die fpirtiame @offe. bic Iie in ibrer
9uftflotte beiiben. ni9t beniibten".
Die en9lifde 9arIte[Iung Der 0irz
tun9en bes Iebten 2uftansriffes er.
fdeint ibm gerobe5u tir0iI9. S6cn
aus Der Rotur Oes beimseiu6ten sc.
bietes foIgt ibm, baB Der an9eri6tete
S4a6en grob seiueien isin mub. Gr
1T uber5eugt. bnB bur6 0en glnariff
ni4t nur bic @erIorguna Der enas
ltd fruns0iiI9sn Sronf nit Daf.
fen uno Munition, Ionoern au6 bic
gn9lanos nit 2ebensmitteln unb
&obmdteriuIien geIitten bat. ,,sFiir
gn9lono", 10 idIieBt sr. lift es ies
oenfolIS elm eIenOsr 3uItonb, 70 ieoen
gugenbIid fdredIiditem llnbeil bloBs
geIteIIt 5u iein".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

tpGrts. Sisfer bp6rsn iid bic 36r>
per unter bem Druid Der llnselpibz
belt. gtur bunbsrte a6pfe rosen
fpGbenb, bor9enO auf. Resen rie.
felt uuf Raisnitiids unb aufsepsids
ten 2ebm. r9srpiinIbt!" Der eins
tOnise SrOpfenauFidlas rauiht iibers
reistsm 9ebDr pie SrommelipirbeI.
limb fern brDbnt &anonenIang, @ez
tpittereroIlen sIei9. nSdngen laB i9
mid, fpenn bic Sadie ba Dor uus
ftimmt!" Der &plonnenfiibrer raunts
ieinem bIutiunee. aamsrobsn ins
Sbr. vgllle 'Wann bierbleiben! Sd
-46, ba bobsn Mrs! Ylatt biuz
Iesenl" Der fiibrenbe Sffisier reibt
feline RebenIeute nit gu 8obsn nie<
Der. Re9ts aus Der breiten Nuloe
fIattern 2sudtro,sten auf. 8reite
2i9tbrei9en reibeu iie in bic gta9ts
idipGrSe. Setunoenlang Sa9esbefGe,
blenbeno, ougenI6merSeno! 3ebn,
Stp0lf Roteten iasen na9. DeiBes
SuntengerieieI tropft bonn Rn4tbims
mel. S9on itiirmt ieitndrts cine
Woge mGnteIpermummter S9irms
miiBentrGser bem Wolorono 5u.
S9arf bullen beutI9e 4ommonbos
Sin Spriibresen Don WoI6inens uub
SIeinsepebrfeusr roIIelt benz 9riteus
iturm aus bem llnterbol5 entgegen.
pur5elnbe. aufidIosence 2eiber. Seus
len, S6reieu. Nun Beginner biiben
unb brii6en S9einiperfer gu ibtelen.
Sn pbuntnitiIh gebuIltes. 5erriIfen
DOrs uno ridflutenoes Sanbgemen9e
i9iittsn Iie miIdpeiBs Slut. n!6ierber
Rerls!" rSurro!" Mie bonn 9ooen
sei9nellt, I9ieben bic Mannfhoften
auf. NiidpGrtise SnfonterieIdtpGrs
me itoben Dor. 0ur9 bic oielfah
getpunbens f9male @infallpforte i'm
9robtperbau brdngen Sunb6ouben
Idleubernoe pioniere. 8eritenbes
&ro6en, bloubeII Si1denoe Slammen.
9riilIen, ae9sen! M0rberiIhes 9ez
pebrfeuer itemmt ii4 ibnsn entsegen.
Srei breite @rGbtn unb getudltigs
Sro6tbarritaben ii6erroIte Der Ser
moneniturm, unb nun bGmmert oas
Worgenarou eines triibieIisen Soges
uuf Der bleierne, itumpTe Grfdlafz
fung oIf fr0itelnben !SGnben trdgt
un6 I6Onungslos, uuforingIia oos
Iur6t6ore Gleno Der Rodt preisgibt.
Sumpelno uno friereno Idleppen iid
armIelige RuoeI tuaffenloier, bIut'
uno erobeI9mubtsr bunt5srlumpter
Surtos uno longe Rei6eu gebiidter
@nglGnoer in DinO II. Detter nit gez
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

ten am Dalorono porii6er, Siuei. pier.
itsben, 5pOlf, Elm Soblpeg, ihparS
9Gbneno pie Sobesro6en. ueridIudt
ie. Va, cine breite 2i4tunsl Nus
irrIi9ter I9ponserem TebeIounIt
fart pedfiniteres Gbaos BON Rao.
ipsi6en, setriimmten pferoebufen.
@eiItersleih iuodIeu tiefgraue,
brGuenSe 9GmonentOrper aus iumps
figsm WieiensrunO, 3ptlopenpilse.
poitenanruf, tur3 uno bort: 2os
flung: rSamerooen!!" ~@ott lei
bant!" Sine beiIsrs Stimme teudt,
obgsriIlen, itObtueiie! Gin 5udiser
Rins iuissenber lllanensSi9optas
budt iid Sur beiBuufiIutternben
Stimme nieber: rSungens! S8pies
riser Sail! SroBoem &erIsl &rnm
ssi6miIien SldnSenb! Saben'S
God iefunbsn in be SurtOsSurtns
SneltfamnnzWnIer!!" Shon Sers
rinnt bic Siidelube Stimme in Der
SinIternis, Der 5idnptnrins ihpimmt
iautlos ouseinnnoer. SH moraitoufs
tenbem @rasgrunS tau9en bic Idat'
tenitummen BoIbpesuG6ter ipurlOs
uuter, unb nur Elm 8inbitob Gh3i
bur9 pilbbrpbenO erItnrrtes 9edf,
uno fernes SnnOnengrollen iummt
bur9 bleiI9pere 9uft, uno Stuilden
fhporSen Stdmmsn, peitberiibsr
Ieudtenb, fludern blutisrote, unbeiI-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
21ahtesfehte.
Cine Sfi55e bon 8il6elm @icpers9ii
ieloorf.

ieloorf.
Dis sidttnotige, geIentrei6e.
fdpar5e Rieienfinser sretft tables
9ebDlS in bic bal6buntle Ratt
9rDbnenbe 9trtiIlerieialpen rolIen
ipettber iiber ben idlummernoeu
DaIb, unb biiItere 2tdtteseI moIen
ii9 fern am Soum beS Na9tbims
meIs. limb bonu unb mann rount
bebutidm Der rubeloIe Ra9tpino
bur9 sitternbe 3peise, unb burd
aeite unb StGmme trrt es, ipie
Sdatten, rieieIt unb fIiiItert es, tpie
SeufSer i4merSbOIl Sterbenoer.
Sief in naiies @oIbmoos unb in
slitti9rigen 2ebm geprebt, tnaden
biirre ReiIer. Setunbenlons tniitern
unb rnI9eIn llnterboIS, Seriplitterte
8aumtronen unter i6psren 2ei6ern.
Gin unterbriidter 5luG besebrt auf.
= @teber StiIIe, IetunOenlong. @ie.
feIfIint bui9en pidsIbuubise @eItaIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
SuitenS 8lnt.

ct foIIeu betauntIid mir oeitIden
Srdueu
Dem IataIdno ood gu oiencu idlaueu.
ga, if0n. bonn man losl I'd m6tbte
10 icruel
Dfir 5ieb'ts an bic Sront, mir jic6t's
in bic Seruel
Sorten. tuo er itebt mein 5ribe. mein
Sdlnb.
Sort is mein 9liuio6. bort is meiu
Sln5l
Sd tuiibt'u 'seruf. Der mar jar MID
obue:
6eIbtodin bel bic Sulaibtanonel
Sehcimrats Suite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
dnftanerife.
Sbre Serehti9uns ielbit pOn eustifder
Settle anerfannt.

Seit bic en9liIde Sppoiition oil
3eppeIinpunit Der Ration segen 0it
eigene Re9ierung aus5ubeuten oers
iu6t, miro ouf einmol aud DON eng
Iii9er Seite onertonnt. DAB Die Cuff.
angriffe auf GRaInuo uirtlid ni9t,
pie bic ensIiide Resieruns unb ibr
9etreuer &nedt Reuter es immer bins
itellen. BLOB .bnrbarifde" glngriffe
auf unUerteiOi9te plGBe iinO nit bem
3ped. uni9uIbise 5rauen uub &ins
Der 3u totem. Gin Ylott pie bic
-Simes", Dem IonIt fein Wittel su
ihledt. um bic 0sutiden an3uIdwGrs
sen. idreibt iebt in einem 9nsriffe
auf Die Resieruns. Oeren Saumielia.
teit England peroonte, ouB es bieIe
glnsriffe nidt nit sIeider Wliinse be-
5ablen tOnne. ~OieIe beuti9en 2ufts
ausriffe finb ieinespsss iot6e mufs
pili9en tinbermorberiiden @rpeois
tionen. pie iie seiuobnli1 biugelteIt
iuerbsn. Sic babsn geip6bnlih elm
lebr bsItimmtss militGril6es 3ieI
uno, penn lie bis iebt ni9t mebr Grs
foIs batten. OerOanten mir bas mebr
Dem 3ufaIl uls unferem @eT6id.
Selbit in grooOitairs mar. mas aud
bic Grtldrung unferes ariessamtes
fnsen mag, ibre pirtIi6e 3ieII6eibe
taum elm Srombnbnpneen ober eine
Wtdo4eni9ule". lln0 gang GbnIi9
bat Der Ridter @berslsn in Ydrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

biiiters 8rnn6Iidter. - Die birnIGb.
menOe RadtitiIle 1T S0IIsnbetrug.
SauIenbe nerOSitternOe SGufte traI.
len iih fprungbereit Inn eistalte @es
tpebridI0ffer, taufenoe 2lusenpadre,
gliibenO. brsnnenb, Ipdben, bobren
iiber tiefgeriIiene i4lammtropfens
Iidernbe Sdiibenfur6en bintpeg in
oas t0rpereinbiiIlenbe @rauI9pura,
oas baunenpei9, aber' unenbIi9 bi9t
unb f9per bernieberbdngt. Gin
SansneB eifenfpibenseidumter 9rGbte
oriidt baIbtreisf0rmig elm gepeiniss
tes. fait budlofes 9Orf in feline bold.
idbarfe nmarmung. &ein 2idt4en
blintt, unb nur elm gepaltiam uns
terbriidtes Suiten perliert ii9 i'm tui-
Iternben StrOb, unb stuif4en felt.
ipdrts gerdumten S9uttrGumen
ftampft ballenb langIamer poitens
I9ritt. 8orii9tig abgebIenoet, malt
cine breitumsitterte 2aterne Sitternbs
&rinsel an idmudIoie DGnbe. 3psi
in Slaf9enbGlIe gebObrte tanSenbe
Wn9sIi9ter fIimmern iiber &nrtens
unb 9apierItapeI, unb in fpdrIidsm
aittttrun5 iteben unO TiBen iiIbousts
tenboft itraffe Sffisiersz uno Sols
outsnaeitalten. Sdarf girrt bas
Gelbtelepbon. Serspp9enbe Sti!le.
3tpei SeOern tribeln bart. ~Gins
brud in feinbGi9e 9rGbenitelIung
bieie Ra9t no4!" Sod rsden Iid
bic 2eiber, ipie erloft nus nerpento>
tenber Sponnuna. -
gln ihlummernoe Siiren unb tnnrs
renbe Sore bGmmert Der 9llarm.
Damn elm pogenbes. nunberli9 ses
oGmpftes, ihattenipir6elnbes Dims
meIn. NinutenIaug. Sunberte barte
&ommiBitiefelIoblen beipeiIeR onpaI,
iunssfdbiee 5iISiobGenpeidbeit. Cine
Saihenlampe funtt peib ouf. .Sims
melbunO!" sifdt elm 8nudrebnsrboB
auf bas tIeine 8Iintli9t elm. Grs
fhredt tau9t es in RobenI9pGr3e
suriid. SuIbIaute &ommnnoos i6pirs
rem ii6er formierte 9ruppen. Qlns
ipeifungen i'm speifo9 sstiirSten Se-
legrnmmitil. Sier unO ba tiefernite5
9ebenten. 8reite SoI6otengiirtel um
brabe Sauptleute. 8orte in Slam.
menfdrtft ouf no9tbuntIem Sinter<
grunb. rSaiIer uuo 8aterlano unb
etuige SumerobIboft!" Ro6 treiit
Elm breitbou9iser 8riefInd bon Sonb
gu Sono. SolbntengruB. SoIbatens
Ipsl Wer lueiB! Serrgott, pie bu
iuiIIIt! ~glun Ios. Suuasns!"
Gr0iteInoer Regen p!iniert BON
9uf4 unb 8num. uno ipoIIerseIGts
tistes Moos quirlt unter uorpGrtss
greifenoen !6Gnoen unb no9geaOses
nen Gnien. limb Moos unb 2ebm
fosen ben leBten Sdimmer beI9ei6e.
men @rous, uno nod Itudfarbeusr
luurb bic Radt. llnii9tbare Sns
fonteriemafIen trieden bi9t am
@oIbbooen. Idisben iib por Bis aur
f6moI Uorfprinsenbeu Spite Oes sers
fdoifensn GOritss. Sonbsronaten.
unb brubtI4sreubsipebrte aoIOnusn
ridden suinmmen. 2ei9t tlinst oaS
8riessserdt i'm DebrssbGnse. S9eubs
lihe @ertpeiunssfhnuben bullsn ii4
SGbidihtig iiber serpiibItem 2ouo.
llngInubli9 miibepoII pinbet iid
16rnubenartig cine breite SoIontens
fGuls bur1 bns 9rGbsrs unb @ss
riimpeIfeIo. Sier muB ote 0rnbts
hide Iein!" llnmitislbor aus @rbl0,
9ern berpnrbrin9eno geiitert eius
Stimme. Siren Sic aud nidt9"
nntportet redts elm miibIdm seteu9s
tes SIiiitern ~Seufel audi" nStin.
borten sic ni9ts?" Wie elsttrii9er
sSltnfenblih fnriibt bos Still" rid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

blei6teu IGnteln unb nT9fnblen 9e>
iidtern ii6er sranntenSsrriiiene. triims
meriiberiGts, troitIos SpieIi6tfabIs
StroBeu. SunitGtsfubreu nit Idmer5<
itummsr 9irbe rdoern in enoIoIen
Reibsn lnnsInm uOrbei. unO aus Der
5erne grollt tiefiummenb Der Sc
I9iibbonner beriiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

aummeu Rdnner Der SournaIe.
lin NIT acknowledgement
Sobn i'm Buiicr auf5ufanaen.
Sobn erfGGrt' oann ipdter aleu-.
Gr iei ni6t biuein9eiaIIen;
Sod in 8abrbeit iuar er nnb.
8. es mar elm teurer Spdbl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

Sut iid MIR nod me9r beeilen.
Nad benz SaroaneIIenitrau6
NRit ben Sdifieu in Der 9nu6
9ommt ct idiruritrads anoeranut.
Sod Iein Bid am SimmcI itanS.
slIio baB er fer5ensrao
RGber fam Der Riuenfaat.
limb Die Iindeu in Der Jieib'
Sreuen iitG ibon ale orci.
Wod5 ein Sdritt mb bummsl Der Sob
9Gnft auf eiue Miue ibou.
Sod cnmit's nidt cine BLOB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

tight, bis it mieoer "a bin. ia. iagtC
er mno ging ab, 1ber ih bGb's ibm
iton per Toitforte gcid)ricben, oah
Die Soien 5l fur5 iino. Ger9lelt)er
llnpoQfummeubeitcu ~perldppinocn 10
5uiagen bier in OieIcm roiigen &oilnl,
9aS mar mobl oil1 cine Soee bon
mciuem lieben Siirlten Sodppalo? 2"
IA" iagtc Sris innig. .Nui maS
bos @ltge bier fGllt. lit elm S~iebes5ei'
den bon ibnl--"
Die Stinme brah ibr uro tic
wanote lid) bnirig ab.
sd fanu's ibm nitr peroenten, q
meinte Der Eroiciior nit lle6er5ell.
gtng. Sebeu Sic. licbIte Siiritin.
mein mertber SrglnO. Sbr @utte. bdi
io5uiageu crit uad) Sobanni getban,
mas ib 9an5 nerpaBt babe: gefreit
unb gebeiratbct. Gr mar olio Elm
refer Wann arli Der Wittagsb6be bcs
9ebens. @enn Jon Wtomn abcr freit
camn. lit in ieinen 8efiiblen cine
StGrfe urto cine &rait, Die man beinl
iungcn @anne pergebens ind,t. llno
wenn 10 elm refer Wann finoet. pas
mein lbellrer 6rellno Sodpmlb in
Sbnen g%efunoen but. oo lit er gliif.
lid su preiien. Hlln miiiien Sic inn
uber oild nidt ben Summer hidden
mo 10 blaB nusieben."
rgs lit ni6ts. SD bnbe cine
id)led)te Habribt bcfommen." itom.
melte Sris nit tbr1nenidpperer
Gimme.
sic friegt jeoer mol, ba5u iinb JIG
mri Der Welt," er.piccrte Der Yroiei.
ior semiitblih. %.NmBeroem iiebt
mans alrf ne Weile mcit. ooB mas
los lit. Zen Sails miro's ia nidt
%foiten, Illrd)lolld)then, ulb mcnn Scr
Ser5aIlerlicbite wicoer On lit, miro
cr'S idon nicocr grade mo gluti
modem"
SriS iob idnea mli.
%. oas meme id) mlh," rici lie
boffnungspoa, INN ioiort mieoer in
ibre @potbie 5uriidHiiiufcn. ,GS
oari aber niht iein," iliiitcrte tic.
Proieiior 8loudau bate, ,penn CT
woate, oaS @ebor zines S,ibicS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

seine Stloentcn bcballptctcn INNER,
CT bore Die Wfiidcn ~nicict.
sd fam nGnllid) nidyt onOcrs,"
lllDr er rort, oblle mciter olli Sria'
gentcrflln8 81 adten, ,al5 Sbncn
enc logcrunnte Stancpmlfc baltcn,
Surhlaud)ti9itc. @etn man lid, 10.
5ulngen in 0cl Ncrpcl crid)iittcrt
tilblt, oa fam man ii6 mcinetlpcgen
blnleeen mo lid trGnf ourun aril.
beln. @enn ma obcr mic Sic cinen
Mann bat lur0 cir &ino mic II
Gberllb, Damn murtct mo bilbif), bis
Der Mtomn fommt, I'M Die Sade Dor.
5lltragen ilno ipern'S cilcm 10 ilabe
gebt, EaB man blab nlsiicbt rpie
Siinmnelqllarf allf'm @ohcnmurft,
oa le9t man lif bin umb rltbt iid) aus,
Itatt lninocntong nit Der aomteiie
Sdppeiter 5u idppaben!"
Sris bordte mui-uno 0as botte
Or. 8land)ml ia oltd) bc5pcdt.
.Shtnocnlang" lGbclte lie matt.
vSigrio war feline 5cbn Ninuten bout
allf meinem 3immcr."
"Nlm ia, Ole 3eit pcrilicgt, pbue
Dap mans MERIT, i'm Sin. mo Ser.
reoen," meinte er.
SrlS ld)ilttcltc init bcnl aopie.
sic irrcn, licbitcr Grpfciior. Sia.
rio fam 5nfdaig 5t mir, id le9te ibr
cine 6rage Dor, Die JIG mir, mid
oilnft, red)t fllr5 bcnntportcte, lno
Damn alng iie gleid) wieocr, mie mir
ld)eint!"
r@ie'S Sbncn idcint," nicoerbolte
Or. 8laud)au nil ireunolid,em
gfifen. nSogt ids nidt? go inn
ongeiebmen Eorliereu peritreid)t Die
Belt, man meiB nidt, ipobin!"
ISM an9cncbmcn-9Gpib," iogte
SriS trGumeriid.
.SSo, ipar iie oenn iuieoer 10 bod.
bcinig?" mciltc ser Yroieiior tbcil.
lobmSpoIl. nSorcn Sic, 3urd,.
Inld)tten, GuS lit Ncd; cine redyt IN.
ongencbnle Gigeni6oit BON SSgbrer
aOmtciie Sdppeitcr! Snt! Sml
Sellte, Die bier bel DER Sbiir uoriibcr.
gln9en mclnten audi, iie bGttc picoer
red)t ge5anft!"
Uortieturg oIat.)
Evening journal., 1916-10-06
bulgarian DRIVE
ON STRUNA FRONT
At last HALTED
British Troops Drive Back
Foe, aud Capture Nevolen
Without Loss
ON OFFENSIVE
south OF MOEASTIR
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
LONDON, oct. &. British troops are
driving back the Bulgarians in severe
fighting ON the Stuma front. it was
officially announced today. The town
of Nevolen was occupied by the British
without loss, after brief artillery at
tack
The capture of Nevolen was an
nounced here at about the same time an
official report was received from Gen
Sarrail commanding the Balkan opera
tions, that the Bulgars were retreating
under British attack A delayed Bul-
garian official statement had announced
the repulsc Of British attacks at Nevo-
len. The war office reported the cap
turc of 342 prisoners in recent opera
tions OH the Struma.
Not only ON the right wing, but
south of Monastir. the Allies are vigor-
ously on the offensive. General Sarrail
announced violent fighting on the en-
tire Observation-Disclosures front.
British troops north of the Somme
advanced their position further cast in
fighting northeast of Eaucourt -rAbbaye.
in the direction of the Bepaume high
way. IT was officially announced today.
Evening journal., 1916-10-06
JAIL TWO Fathers FOR
NECLECTINC THEIR CHILDREN

-Four non-support cases were dis
posed of in City Court this morn
ing
Herman Mason, charged with fail
ing to provide for the support of his
siX-month-Old baby since August l..
was directed TO pay $3.50 a week for
support of the child and released on
his own recognizance.
Armin Frankcl. charged with failing
to provide for his minor child,
changed his plea of not guilty TO
guilty. and was also released on his
own recOgnizance upon promise 10 pay
Sl.5O a week for support Of the chilG.
lie is alleged to have taken the child's
mother to New York and abandoned
her. In his defence he declared he
had been working for William Coyne
as gardener for the past seven
years. He was warned that he must
pay the money TO the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children or
he would be sent 10 the wOrkhouse.
Joseph Lajoie who was brought
here from Pennsgroye last week. was
told that as he had refused TO pay foi
support of his children and had run
away. ne would have TO spend siA
months in the wOrkhOuse.
George Brown also was sentenced
to six months in the workhouse and
TO have $3.50 a week deducted from
his wages there and devoted to the
support of his children.
Evening journal., 1916-10-06
No short WEIGHT
BREADON MARKET
AFTER TOMORROW
City Inspector Notifies Bakers
ViolatorS OF Law Will
be Prosecuted
increase IN PRICE IS
EXPECTED ON MONDAY

Although bakers Of tho city have re-
quosted William j. Mcknight. city in
spcctoi of weights and measures. to
give them until ncNt Tuesday TO change
the weight of their bread. Mr.. Nc
knight today announced that the law
on the subject, which he quoted to the
bakers in communication sent 10y mail
ON Thursday. stating that all loaf bread
sold here ON and after October Co.
morrow, would have to conform with
the law.
The law requires that nll loaves OF
bread sold here must weigh 10 ounces
and according 10 Mr. Mcknight, he will
cause the arrest and prosecution OF
every grocer and dealer who is detected
selling short weight bread tomorrow.
It is understood that the bakers de-
sired to have until next Tuesday be-
fore restoring the i6 ounce loaf This
request is denied and after today a
housewife who buys her bread from
ANt bANANAN viii AhNNAhG UnH lnMAN
for her money m place Of II and 10
ounce loaves as i5 the case today.
In speaking OF the short weight
bread today. Mr.. Mcknight said that
several bakers have been disposing oil
pound loaves OF bread for some time
but the majority Of them have sold
short weight loaves.
With the enforcing OF the State
laws on the subject. IL is expected
/ that the bakers will increase the cost
OF their product on and after Mon.
/ day. the general opinion among thi
bakers being that an additional cen
( should be charged for every loaf o
bread now selling for five cents Tit
present law does not fix the price o
bread. II simply says that the loa
must weigh one 16-ounce pound.
Evening journal., 1916-10-06

Several thousand persons were
given a real treat yesterday afternoon
and last evening at the Queen The
atre. when, under the auspices Of THE
EVENING JOURNAL, the motion pic
lures known as "Durborough On the
Firing Line were shown for the first
time here.
Mr. Durborough was there on the
screen and was also there in the flesh,
and thrilled his audiences by giving
them some facts about the war.
This young Delawarean has surely
had some wonderful experiences. and
the trips he has made in the interest
OF the Newspaper Enterprise Associ-
alton and the things he has seen are
privileges accorded to few persons.
In his talk DurbOrOugh told of the
awful carnage in Europe. the coudi-
ton Of the countries at war. and drew
a vivid picture of the real victims of
the war, the folks who stay at home.
He compared our arguments with
Mexico 10 the European war Dur
borough showed himself to be capable
Of holding his big job by declaring
that q newspaper man must not show
any personal feelings in dealing with
the war game. He said he was not
pro-German, nor pro-Ally. but just
plain Dro-American.
In describing his numerous trips TO
Evening journal., 1916-10-06
community BAKERY
IS Poles PLAN TO
keep Prices down

what is hoped may he tho solution
of the high price of bread difficulty
is now being planned by the Polish
people of the city and may result IN
the manufacture of bread here at the
old prices which were in effect before
the increase in price
Agitation which has been going on
for several days eliminated last night
in formation of an organization called
the Community Bakery. which includes
about 300 prominent Polish families of
the city. Temporary president of the
organization is Stanley S. YaslK.
A meeting viii be held next Sunday i'm
Polish Turn Hail. to formulate final
plans for the organization
Whether It will be possible TO manu-
facture bread for sale among the Pol
ish people is one Of the questions 10
be considered. bui il is hoped to do
this The organization includes q
number Of men familiar with the bak
ing business and the assistance of
these men may be utilized in the pro
duction of bread at the old weight and
old rate. IL is declared. An inyitgtio1
TO other Polish people who wish to
Join the Community Bakery he's bee D
issued and it is expected tho 800 pres
ent members may largely be increased.