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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
81 Am Content

A spindle of hdzel-lOood had /;
Into the mill stream 10 fell one day
The aCuter has brought 1t me back no more.
As he lay a-dying, the soldier spske:
IL am content.
Let my mother be told, in the village there,
And my bride in the hut be told,
That they must pray with folded hands.
With folded hands for me-"
The soldier is dead-and with folded hands
His bride and his mother pray.
On the field of battle they dug his grave,
And red with his life blood the earth was
dyed,
The earth they laid him in.
The sun looked down on him there and spake:
Il am content"
And flowers bloomed thickly upon his grave
And were glad they blossomed there.
And when the wind in the tree-tops roared
The soldier asked from the deep, dark grave;
"Dd the banner futter then?"
mot so, my hero" the wind replied
"The fight is done. but the banner won,
Thy comrades Of old have borne il hence,
Have borne it in triumph hence"
Then the soldier spake from the deep, dark
~ am content"
ana again, ne hearc the shepnerdS pass
And the focks go wandring by,
And the soldier asked: els the sound hear
The sound Of the battles roar!"
And they all replied: Only hero, nay!
Thou art dead, and the fight is DER,
Our country joyful and free"
Then the soldier spake from the deep, dark
grave:
II am content"
Then he henreth the lovers laughing pass,
And the soldier asks once more:
"Arc these not the voices Of them that love,
That love-and remember me-"
"Not so. my hero" the lovers say.
ave are those that remember not
For the spring has come and the earth has
smiled,
And the dead must Re forgot
Then the soldier spske from the deep, dark
grave:
81 am content"
4 spindle Of hdzei-Uood had /:
Into the mill stream u fell one day
The Woter has brought II nc back no more.
rlrtt frq- I.,,.. d. 4, .-,.4 ,f.fI...l.. 4 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

come a New York goddess, losing some
thing Of her Eastern glory, gaining a
plcasant. cheerful association somewhere
between Pavlowa and the fox trot.
The reports at present lean TO the leaS-
ing Of the Garden for term, at any
rate. May they come true! Some day a
wiser and better and more beautiful sub
stitute may arise. Until then New York
ers will hope greatly that Diana may con
tinuo TO wave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
RUMANIA'S BATTLE SONGS

These Rumanian folk songs were collected
from the lips Of the peasants by a young
Rumanan poet, Helene Vacareseo, and trans
lated into English b. Carmen Sylvia (the late
Queen Elizabeth Of Rumsnis) and Alma
Strettel. They were published in 1897 IN
collection called "The Bard OF the Dimbo-
vita" They arc mostly unrhymed IN the
original and arc sung to monotonous chaht'
somctimes with a Lutte accompanlmentl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
Medical Polemics

Iron The Nedsca! IW<s . !.
Somehow or other We try TO psIs's !,
selves that our great scientists ."
certain things, but Il appears 70
fancy. The annals OF medicine sr
dsereditable instances OF petty ~,
and mean chickering's unworthy 's,,.S
back stairs Of life. 1t is because ., ' ,..s
of thing among statesmen that We
bear the burdens and penalties % Ss.si'
the quarrels Of medical seien'ls.s IL
affect seriously tho interests o. 'As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

This is the third and last Of series OF
articles on the Balkan political problem by
The Tyibune's correspondent NTH the Allies
ot SdloHtcd.
I Salonica, Oct. %. Though the creation of
confederation Of Southern Slay states
under the hegemony of Serbia is accepted
in principle and theory by all the powers
composing the Entente, it is when the ques-
ton is approached in detail that difficulties
arise. But these difficulties are not nsuper-
able and with good will and desire to solve
the problem successfully animating all
parties a solution should be found Indeed
solution must be found, for any failure 10
settle the Jugo-Sav question in an equitable
manner satisfactory to the national asplra-
tions of the peoples concerned would give
rise to fresh friction and international
jealousies such as would make a fresh armed
conflict only matter Of time.
The difficulties are OF two kinds, political
and chronological. For century past the
Austrian menace in the Adriatic has kept
Italy in a state of political military tension
which had its logical outcome in the present
war. Italy has the legitimate desire to put
an end once and for all, to this menace and
from a naval point of view, to transform
the Adriatic into an Italian lake. This
political necessity has created in Italy 9
certain opposition to the realization of the
programme Of the Jugo-Slavs in its en-
trety The chronological difficulties are due
20 the presence of strong Italian colonies IN
many Of the coast towns, colonies too I'M
portant in the eyes of many Italians to be
delivered over to the new Jugo-Slay state
Some Italian extremists have even raised
claims to the possession of certain parts OF
the coast line on the pretext that they for
merly formed part of the territories OF the
Venetian Republic. These historic claim;
may, however, be dismissed as having fallen
under prescription.
But there is no doubt that there are 2
number OF centres on the Istrian and Dali
matian coast in which the number of ltal'
ians is 50 considerable that the nation nat
urally desires to safeguard their interests
The three principal OF these are the towns
of Gorilla, Trieste and Fiume. In the prov
| ince Of Gradisca- Gorilla there are 9O,lls
Italians, as compared to 15l,750 Sloyenes. In
Trieste there are 1880 Italians and 59,3ls
Slovenes and Serbo-Croats, while Fiume has
25 900 Italian inhabitants and 10000 Jugo'
Slavs 1t is certain that for fifty years past
every Italian has regarded Gorilla and Trieste
as forming part of Italia Irredenta, for the
redemption Of which Italy has fought the
present war; There is little probability, there
fore, of her voluntarily handing them over
70 the new Jugo-Slay state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
Trieste a Free Port?

But ethnologically it is equally certain that
these territories are Jugo-Slav. The Italian
element is entirely confined to the towns,
while the hinterand is exclusively III
habited by Croatians, Sloyenes or Serbs. But
these towns are all seaports. II then they
we're arbitrarily cut off from the surrounding
country and included in the customs system
Of Italy they would soon die Of inanitlon,
IS il is notorious that seaports only live and
flourish by doing business with their hinter-
lands. A solution Of the difficulty could
probably be found as far as Trieste is con-
concerned in making it a free port. II would
be held and administered politically and
miiitarily by Italy, but would not form part
Of the Italian customs system. The question
Of Fiume is more difficult, as il is beyond all
question that IL is the natural seaport OF
Croatia, and however respectable may be the
claims aud interests Of the $4,000 Italians in
habtlng it they cannot pretend that they out
weigh those OF the millions OF Slavs in the
hnterland.
Italy further claims that for strategic rea.
sons she must be given possession of the
islands Of the Dalmatian coast and part OF
the coast line itself But there is not the
slightest doubt that the population OF these
is purely Slav (even the Italians themselves
admit this. IT. therefore, the Allies admit
that for strategic and military reasons Italy
has the right 70 annex foreign population
a-airst It's will fatal blow will have been
struck al the principle of natl0nalities, which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

4 spindle Of hdzel-Uood had I:
Into the mill stream II fell one day d.
The Woter has brought II nc back no more
Copyright 1897. James l.. .. goo4. MlA,-iae CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

iai,.,i q. u. Tosio1c. a. Sew Oh ss-9-d e'a'
MAJ Mater
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
&Obe Narf Nptiseu.

= 6rdulein 9enristta 8Sbrle Don
Yiorb @uerstt Npenus unb @bas. Wtors
eans uon 2afupstte Strass wurbsn ON
DOuusritos burd Pnitor @sorss 8.
Yries ale @bspaur slHSsftsnet.
= Srnu @bna 6. Sswalo, gattiH
rss Ssiar VI. SswnlO. III Sonntaa In
Slter uOn SO Sabrsn nah ldngsrsm
llnwoblisin aeliorben. slu6sr benz
@uttsn wiro fic uOn orei Sinosrn libsrs
lsbt. Die BstroiSuns sriOIsts ssitsrn
i'm DuHmore 5risbbof.
- Der btfunnts SudTtsr 5rso Tiete
Don Glib Sumner ausnue wuroe leete
Bods reht ihmerjlih usrlsst, als 40
Guglor feline ausiiiltuns uon sinem
StruBenbabnwu9en sstrOffen murOs ;
anber Shnitttn am @eiiht srhislt er
onh Sdrammeu nm Sopf uno S6rpsr.
Die BIeros purOsn uu6 usrlset uno
Der gBagen bel6dOist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
Stabtrath.

Die 8iirasr Der 21. 9Darb bssen ben
isbnlifiten Uunih. sinen ab,u9siunal
lu bsiisen, uno ON Sreitas ltellte iif
i'm Stabtratb elm S0mitee elm, um bic
Suds in Sdpuns ,u brinssn. Jiaf
GINGER @rOrternn9 beihlOB Der Staot'
ratb, oaB Der Stabtihreiber ben ftaat'
Iidsn @eiunbbsits SOmmiiidr eriudsu
iou. bic @rlaubniB ju seben. iooaB bic
Serbeiieruns 9emadt merbsn fam.
Der Wta1or unterbreitst. Die fOlsen.
ben @rnennunsen, Die bsitGti9t muroen:
Pnitoren g8alisr uno Bull oils eigsns
Jiadioleer aIs Direitorsn Der Dfsntli.
hen Blbliotbef, ndbreno @eores y.
Ssrmpn Der gtadfOlssr oss @sor9e SB.
Ybilips 1T /; Srau 8. Bsui. Dimmid,
Srau s. 9. @eitOn une Ridter u. S8.
slrdbulb uls aOmmiiiiOn fur S9attsn'
bdume.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
@tlfeS:Sarre Ofpti;en.

= Der 5idbrise StanleD Sbiusip
uon Buibinston Struse uerbrannte
Iih Samftog 10 ihuuosrbaft on sinem
.brsnnenoen &ebrihtbuufen, iooa6 er in
Der fOlssnosn yiudt i'm @itp 5Oipital
ltarb.
- Durb sinen brennenSsn @isarsts
tsnltumpeu wurbe Wfontn9 gtnht In
bem PaDHe @Umpauis Bnnrsnlaeer on
gtOrtbampton StruBe elm Brano usrur.
iutt, wsldsr eiusn Sdaoen uon s., 900
anrihtete.
: Die 7i6brise 9elen Dule bon
aiblsD fOnnte ON Oieulta9 ni6t mar.
ten, bis Elm SsrisD Central Babn3us
ibr bic Srsujung fTeisab. als iis 3ur
S6ule elite, mollte bnber untsr Dem
3u9 ourhfrie9en. Der Sus wuros
'mittlsrweils in 8smssuns selsst uno
Die 3leine oann pom ben Rdosrn ent'
5wsi ssihnittsu. Sbre 3amsraoin Sos
ispbins amarjio sntsins iuapp bsmlsI'
ben SHidial.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
StaOt anO Gonntb.

= Die Ssrlobuns BON Ridter M.
&. Sunoo nit Srau @liiabetb Com pon
Bolton, Wfah., 1T am Samltas angs.
tiinoist morotu.
= Der idbrli9e Wfnstenball Sss
Scranton 2ieoerfranB miro am Z. Sc.
bruar In Der 8sreinsballe an Goams
Gusnne ftattfiuosn. Das Somitee III
iest NIT ben 8orbereitunseu fur biele
6sitliafsit bsiddftist.
- 6rau &ouis 2ouis uub ssrau 8.
e, Sobuion. beibe I'm glsi6en @ebduoe
an Rio9e Rom mobnbaft, beriHteten
Srsitag einen Sd,leihoisb BsIuf. @r.
ftere utrmtbte So, lestsre cine 6anbaes
lenfubr unO Sodet I'm pertb uOn $24.
Or. SOispb u. 8asusr, istt In
GbrOOp prafti,irsnb, 1T lant elmer an,
msiiuns bes abiutant, Generals De.
partements In harrisburg gum &auae
zines Sapitdns auaneirt lporoen. Or.
Dasnsr esb6rt bsm meoijiniIden Stabe
oeS IL. He9tmentS an uno rangirte bis,
Der als 1. 2eutnant.
= Ridtsr O'ytsitl sntidisb Donn.r.
flag, baB bic Stabt bic 8siugnis babe,
bic .Sitnegs4 81 resuliren, inosm sr
ben @inboltsbefsbl perparf, melHer bic
Staot uerbtnoern follte, bic biesbe,ia,
li4e Oroiuauj bur9jufiibrsn. Die Gnt.
fHeiouua wirO jur 5ol9s babsn, oas
bic Wisbr3abl Der Sitnsps ben 9strisb
einitellen.
= Der Polijsi mur6en Donnerftaa
msbrere Disbitdble uuasmtlost. Dem
@ornstiit Sames &. Sartnstt, Aoams
aueuns, fam ein $50 Snitrumsnt ab.
bauosn, oas lih IN BEN 2aprtnee Wlu.
iitapsIls Simmer an Psnn ausune be.
faub. 6r1ultin Dtarearst @omsgps
BON Stffsrion auenue usrmlbts In einsm
Uaibinston aue. .9aOsn cine SanotaiHs,
bic s12 Baorselb uuO anoere Bsrtbia.
den sntbielt. Dem Wtesasr Sames
80. @uans Don @ebar apenue murbsn
$3.50 gsftoblsn. ole er ftir fnrje 3sit
ben Saosn usrlis6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
GnS betrt Dberen Sbale.
(Gr4baIb @orrsiponbeni.l

= Srdulsiu Stlera SlsnSid pon
Yritsburs uno Soispb Siene uon Deft
Scranton murosn 9titern In Der ct.
Ratrid's 2irdie ~ SlDpbunt Opr4
Bfurrsr 3. 8. Wiurpbp gum 8unb
fiirs Ssben eiH9eie9net.
Die 4idbris. Sslsu gartifa, Wtarib.
wooo. murOe Dienitas absnO idlimm
Usrbrannt. oils fe in Der Stiihs ipislt.
uno elm &Opf bsiBes Shmuli uOn Oem
Sfeu uno ihr auf ben fopf fisl. DnS
3ino 1T ihauOerboft am @,iidt unb
Der Brult uerbrannt.
= 3wnnSis @iitsrmnssons Der ..
& 8. @iienbabn, nit 3alf unOI@iisusr3
bslaosn, murosn Donnerltag Nbeno In
OIgpbuut in siHsn Suufsn anfsstbhrmt,
uls Elm 9sbrohener Trdstr lif In Den
Sabnihwellen usrfine. 9iismunb lift
uerleet moroen, aber Der 8abpbetrieb
mar bic Sreita9 untsrbrohen.
(@arbouoale @orreiponoeu3.)
= Der SOntrnttOr Sreb $. Srunt
pom Baibinsion Strnee murOe Conn.
tag In Der @arase binter ieinsr g8ohn.
un9 ourt oos Ieinsm antomobil ent,
itr0mcnbe @as eritidt, als sr on Der
Wfaihine beid6ftist mar. @r wuroe
mebrere Stunoen ipdtsr pon elmer God.
ter tObt nufssfuuOsu.
= Der lsbIOis S6rpsr bes 25 Sabre
ulten Samss SOr pon 5nrpisp Strass
muroe friib Sonntag am Sn6e elmer
U0ihun9 entlau9 ben 8. & Us. @slei.
len. iiiblih uon Belmont Struse, auf.
sefuuoen. sllle Gn,si6sn bsutsn an,
oaB sr pom einem 3us setrOifen unO
9etootst Duroe Der Sopt mar jsrbriidt
uno elm Ssiu ssbrOdsn.
= Der As Sabre ults Samss Mabon
uon SCRANTON. Der gum srftsn Wtal in
fiinf Sabrsn feline an Belmont Strnse
mobnbafte 6amilie beiufte, ia9te IiH
uersanseusn Donnsritas ,ufdllis cine
Su9el in ben 9Opf, als er einsn RspOl'
per unteriuhte uno oerielbe unerUartet
los9in9. Die Sugel bran9 In bic rstte
Seite oes @siihts uno iette iid unter
oem linieu auss f,it. cine ssfdbrli9s
Tsrlssuns mnbenO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
Ounmpre.

= Sn Der @ltsrnwobuuHp on giorb
Slufslp Strube 1T lssten Donnsritus
i'm alter uon 38 Sabreu Srso Y. 5ris
nod lingerem Ssioen 9eliorben. Die
8etissuns fano SumitaS i'm DunmOrs
5rieobof ftatt.
- Sn bsm 9io. Shutt Der Psnn'
i1lunnia 9ohlen @ompnnis ereisnets iih
DisnItag 9iahmittus cine Sprsnsuns
por,sitis unb 3wsi Wtdnner wurben ba'
bel ihlimm p.rlsst. SObn SarraS
uon Seliup Nuenue srbi,lt SranOwun.
ben um @sf6t unO Der Sruit, ndbrsub
Selir 3Osisra uon SbsrwoOo auenne
anger Branomunoen am S0rpsr aud
sinen Shdbelbrud oauontru9. Der
3uitunb Der Bsibsn lpurOe uIs fritii9
bejsthnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
Bon Der &Hbfette.

5riulsin Soispbine BirHsr nnb 60.
Darb 8. 9artmann uurbsn Montns
ourh Gloermann Robert 3. 36bler ale
@hepaar uerbunoen.
Srdulsin Silba @rinbsr BON Bros.
pect Npenue uno Yalmsr Bsnnon bon
9ampton Strase iinO leste Bohe BON
PaitOr z. Gelfion RiharOs ole sIiid'
ll6ss @bspaar ein9sisSnst wOrbsn.
Srnu gaulins a6ae pon Sroube gus,
nus 1T Disnitas Sormittus i'm Glitter
uOn &c Sobreu uat iur3er 3ranibsit
gsitOrbtn. Gle miro uon benz @attsn
fibsrlebt. Die Beiiseuns finost bsute
Olu4mittaS i'm 5Orsit 9iu 5risobOfs
ftatt.
Die 9side oss friib l.sten Donusrita9
rube Peur Strass sst6otstsu Yfanuss
1T um sleihsn 9ia6mittas als Snmss
@asan uou Wtaple Stra6s ibsutifi,irt
worosn. bic sinsise Stiise ieiner 60
SABRE alten Wiutter.
Der ct. Wtnrien Buno pon Der St
Oiarien @emeiuoe nirD an Is. 6ebruor
ben 10. @riinoun9stn9 ourh eln Ban
felt fsiern, melhes In bem neuen @lfs
Slubhnus an U @aibin9ton auenue
ltuil finOeu mirb. Das PrO9amm be-
ltsbt aus SOupsr uno Gun,.
Srau Tbsreia 6rittel, Sc Sabre alt,
III um Oounerltus giudmittas in ihrer
WObnuns on PittstOn Nusnue 9eitors
ben. IS iiberlebsn lie flint 9D6ter unb
Smei SGhne. Die BeiIesung erfOlgte
Wtontag i'm Rittston apenue 5risbbOi
nobel PnitOr 8. 9. @rissmer Den
GrauerOisnit leitets
Die CD. lutb. @briltus @smsinbe sr.
pdblts ON SOnntus nahfolsenbe Be
umtsn RrdiiOsnt, Rnitor 8. .. G..
8itfe 8i5e Rrdiioent, S8illiam Ebisl {;
Ssiretdr. Ssfur Spiser; Shusmei'
itsr. aOam isrhdtsl; ; tsinans Seiretdr,
glu9uit Stillmann /. @sbllfe. @mil
@laier; 2. 9sbiilfs, @uitau Diaier {;
Gruitess, Sulius Sssfs. Ssrrman 60
COLIN uno ausuft 60id.
Wiii sinsm Srn1, tpsl1sr bic gia9.
baribaft erlhredte, ltiirste am Monta9
0fittas Elm Gbsil bee 800 BlOds BON
Beeh Stra6e In bic giational 3ed)e Der
Nadamanna Soblen @ompanis. 3mei
Uobnun9en. bic bes 3arl SDolff unb
@aspar Shil6, nurben ourd1 Die 8er'
i4isbuns itart bsiddoist. sic itanOsn
jnr Seit lser. Do Die Samilien sspurnt
nno ausge3ogen lDaren.
Sn Der Sonntas nbgsbaltenen @sns.
ral' Seriummlun9 bes Nrbsiter 5ortb.
unb SIR. Unfit. Yerein purbtn folgenoe
Bsamten fiir bns srfts Salbiabr 1916
erm1blt: YriIioent. Sris Sprtdlsr I;
8iSe Prdfbent, DuuiO Sdnurr =; Bro.
Sstrstdr. 3arl 0Olff; Sstretdr Der 1.
uno 2. Abtbeilnng, @rnit Welfer /; OF
fretdr Der 0alleuernaltun9, 3. 9reDsn'
fslo i; S6asnleiiter, SObn 1Odeltamp /;
Truftsss. o. RuuidsnSOrf, 8. Sirn ;
Dibliothefare, o. Bente, Sris NalS /;
Sabnentrdgsr. Is. Roblmann, u. SOi
long; Wari6uu, auSuit SObs ; Salls
8erwaltunss Somitse. @mil WinrtOn.
DauiO Sdnurr. @mil Shsps.. obi
ger 8erein iit Der sinjise. wslHsr ber'
aus9ewahien III untsr ihmisri9su 8er'
bGltnliisn /; er bsiist isin sissnss S,im
uuo itsbt aud font finanlisn in gutter
Sielluns. Sn ndhlter 3utuuit plrb
er isin 30jabri9es SubiIaum fsiern.
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Surb 2crantpn.

= Der "a Sabre alts Nilliun 6sa.
le1 uon @hurh auenue, mslhsr felt ben
Isstsn brsi Wtonutsn burf 5ruu z.
@ramer Bon St0rh p0u 1ioro Wfnin
Nusuue auseftsllt mar, felt wsldsr 3eit
auh Srnu Bon StOrG nod uno nah
Shmudlnhtn i'm psrtb uou $500 utr.
miste, Durbe OOnnsritns als uero1h'
tis usrbnftst, seitanb bic Disbitible stn
unO panOerts banu am SrsitaS in oas
@efdn9nib.
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OaS SbaI abmdrtS.

= Der S6neiOer Sobn 3Oiuf BON
OiinoOta betrauert niht allsin ben Ser'
lult ieinsr Satin, melhe lsbte Wude
nit BEN 3oGtsGussr Silta 8tgactn
burdbraunte, iOnOsrn aud $1,700 in
Baar9slo unb SshH i1eue au,hse I'M
nsrtb pon $3.50, ftinf alte i'm mertb BON
$50 unb Guh i'm wertb uOn 1850, bic
oas iaubsre Raar mitnabm. Der Bo'
lilei sslans Is DOnnsritas, Srgacsn In
Buffalo oinsfsit Su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
NiftSfDn.

- Die 8arbieritubs bes @burles
8aresto an Der obersn RniIroao Stra6e
purOs frhb Wfontas WiOrssn Our4 ans
sslestss unb erplOOirtss D1nnmit fart
bsiddOist. User bic Gbat be9ius, 1T
ni6t bsfunnt.
- @illiam Dobie pon Broao Stra.
&c uno g8illiam Wioper pom Durnea,
anssitsllte Der Jto. 10 3s9s Der Psnu'
iDlpania 9oblen @ompanie. iino Diens
itas Wtoreen ,ismlid b6s psrbrannt
wOrosn, uls cine @ussrplOiiOn srfOIsts.
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ahrt G,rpphnh,it unh Grfahrun

Sbre OftDobnhtit tino Grtabrurla.
.Ssit elmer Reibe BON Sabren III es
msins 8spobnheit,- Ihrsibt 5rnu uon
Soff, 20 paeific St.. in Nsnari, u.
s., rin isbsm Srfhiabr unb Ssrbft
inc Oosr jwei 5laideu 5OrniS alpsu'
fr1uter ju gebrauAen, unb feline Wirf.
ung lit einfa6 munoerbar. @B maf1t,
oa6 ih mid tpie elm neuss Deien fihls.
gtiht, baB ih frani bin. ubtr aud Der
@siunOs fiiblt iid selsssntlih fridge,
miibe uno unmobl, ober bat ssi9mdh.
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mir Sbrs 8eOinsuuseu."
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4nbOrntOrinm Der 9erfteller: Or. Better
5ahrnep & Cons Co., 1875 90.
SOpns aUs.. @bieasO, 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13

Die 9adauannu Giisnbubn Com.
panic bot pon Der amsrieun 9oc0motius
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bic juiammen stpa $4,000 foiten
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ben iOllsn. ''
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freb Sales uon Shnell Court unD
yiidolaus Supp Don Heft 3adananuu
auenus, weldae lssie 0one ueriGitOens
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bsrpnnren beraubtsn, nnroen Dtenitog
,um BrojsB nnh GunfhannOd asnOm.
men, ba 9afe &inOlo fiH In &gOmtne
@ouutp bsfiuost.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
Npm NeterSbnra.

= Der Dnmsn Ssrein Der CD. lutb.
ct. Pstsr's @smsinbs bat bic bisbsrisen
Esamtsn fur Oisies Sabr pisOsrsrwdblt,
nemlif: RrGiiosntin, Srau Petsr
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Bilaer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-13
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Grani Gbtntp belhp5ri, tae n Der
dlirt PARTNER btr 6irma 8. 8. Gbtntp &
Go. II, psI&t @tI&6ftt In bn Staet SpIteo
In pbsnetuannitm County unb Staait ibui,
unb bab btiaets 5irma bic Summt Don 6 II .
buubtrt Dollars fir itbtn SAL BON
aatarrb btinbItu riTb, br hur& ben @tbrauh
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prbtn faHn. 6ranf 8. Gbtntp.
~ 8tihpprtn ppr mir unb unitr.
; Sited. IGritbtn In mtinn @tstnpari
49, am 6. Stpkmbr u. D. 1886.
u. %. @lsaIpn, 6ftuilihn Rptar.
San's antaubsStur ptrb inntrIi& etnOmmsn
unb riTft birtft auf has 8lut unb bic itItimt-
gen Sbsr16&tn bts Spftms. eaet GuG 3tus.
niifs fret iui&idtu.
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9erfauft bon alien apptbtftrn, 75r.
eal's 6amiIifn.piltn iiHb bic btftu.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
SOME TALK OF
REVOLT IN G. or.
SOME OF THE ADVOCATES OF
COUNTY TICKET ARE RATHER
SORE OVER THE RESULT.


Some Of the disaffected republicans,
disgruntled over the failure of the con-
vention here Monday to put out a leg
islative ticket, are talking about cali
ing another convention, revolving from
the present county organization and
electing a new county committee.
Whether or not this movement will
amount to more than talk remains to
be seen But there is no denying the
fact that some of the erstwhile lead
ers, who were exceedingly anxious
for the nomination of a legislative
ticket are sorely displeased and are
breathing out threatenings of slaugh-
ter and destruction for the party lead
ers in the county. It is claimed BY
some of the parties behind the move
ment that a republican legislative tick
ct would have received substantial
democratic support.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-10-06
{. D. SOWELL IS
LAID TO REST
BODY BROUGHT TO COLUMBIA
AND INFERRED IN ROSE
HILL CEMETERY.
wednesdays Daily

The remains of C. D, Sowell, who
died at 1890 p. m. on Monday, in
Montgomery, Ala, arrived this morn
ing on the Sis train and were taken
to the residence of his sister, Mrs. r.
Ia Ellington. The funeral services
were conducted there at IL a. m. by
DR.. W. B. Kicks assisted by DR.. S. D.
Logan. The remains were laid to
rest in Rose Hill.
Mr.. Sowell left Columbia two years
'ago, locating in Montgomery. There
he remained a year. Then he went to
Port Arthur, Tex, in search of health
thence to Beaumont, Tex His health
gradually failing, he started home to
be with his aged mother and relatives
when the end came in Montgomery.
He united with the Mt Olivet Meth
Iodist church in 1896. He was very
ppouiar and had a wide circle OF
friends In Columbia.
He is survived by: his mother; three
sisters, Mrs. r. L. Ellington, Mrs.
VIII White, and Mrs Maury Vestal;
two brothers, VIII SoweH and Robert
SowelI.
The following acted as pall-bearers
AT the funeral: A. E. Church, Joe B.
Borum, J. p. johnson, DR.. C. A. For
gey, r L. Hayes, Irving Houser.
Cakes & Nichols in charge.