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Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

ten, bic @riten gu Iein Bel elmer urlber-
glei9Ii9en 9eloentat.
Sbne 8etIpiel mar bieier Mn=
iturm, aber barum feinesnegs lei9t=
fertig, benn 9auptmann &ulta paBte,
mas ie0er ein5elne biefer 2eute tpert
mar, unD er pagte feline Siroler an
feline perlprene Sa9e. 2ieber IeBte
er iein eigenes 2eben oaran, Inn Sas
@elaroe gu erfori4en unO Die bette
M0gli9feit gu einem lleberfdu ausS
aufunoi4aften. 8is bart an Die feinbz
fi9en Stelungen f4li9 er ii9 beran,
frotierte bic @bbdnge Der Magiera
unb Dergli9 feline perf0nli9en 8eob~
adtungen nit ben Musiagen BON
Gefangenen unb aunof9aftern. llnb
erit als CT einen genauen plan fir
ben l1eberfun ausgearbeitet batte, REF
er am 18. Sttober feline tapfern Siz
roller, bas erite unO Dos babe brittle
Battalion auf unb barg iie, nabe beim
Seinb, in elmer Wiuloe. Den 4nz
griff ielbit ieBte er fir SOnnenan<
tergang an, penn nod genug 2i9t
pdre, ben iteinigen fteilen pfaO gu
ertlimmen, unb bO9 i4on bic Ddm<
merung elm genaues 3ielen benz 5einS
De unmDsli9 ma4te. ungeouloig
narteten bic tpadern S9iBen, Dos
@eipebr nit Dem au%fgepflan5ten 8as
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

nod INNER 1priibte lnb bageIte e.
aug t~auieno @eriteden i'm @rbrei9.
nod INNER ianOten Die iibrig geb.iez
benen 8otterien gauge SturabG9e bOn
@ifen unb 8lei iiber bas Iteil auf@
tlimmenbe @prfelo. S9Dn Dar es
bef9loFeu, unfere 30,5>MDrier ioms
men at la1en, oieIe @Ge55erit6rer,
oenen bisber nod feline 9edane, ntdt
Stabl uno 8eton unb S!sin pioer@
Itanoen bate. S9on mar biefer
IeBte, tpu9tigite @alog geplant, pa
fam unpabrfdeinIi9 in ieiner
&iibnbeit ielbft fir oie unIern - bic
eritaunli9e Na9ridt, 6aB Die furAts
bare &uppe BON anbertbaIb 8ataiIz
Ionen iiber Na9t erfIrmt tporoen
mar.
Bon anoert6olb 8atdilonen! Mber
es fparen sic Sirpler bonn eriten 2anz
Oes19iBenreeiment inter i6rem
Sauptmann Rulta. bic man bur9 ibre
Saten in @aiiSien f9pn biiben uno
briiben fannte, Sci 5reunb unb Seinb.
Oils sic 2eBten batten lie BET Der
Rdumung 2emberg DerlaRen, als Die
2eBten Oos S9la9tfelD bon Srobet,
Elm Rubel gefangener 9Rufen in ibren
He!ben. ueberan, mo es @efobr CAB,
6atten fie ben Msg freigeftirmt poer
aGs Ra96ut gebsdt. Mber nun iDar
Go ibnen geseben, tponaA tie iib isErz
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
ROnig Peter Won serbien I'M
RrieSe lS7os7I.

@snis befannt 1T, boB Der ieBige
&Dnig bon Serbien 1870 unb 1871
i'm fran3Gfif@en 9eere gesen Deutf9>
Lamb getdmpft bat. No9 benz S9la>
&c BON SeOan, in ben leBten Sagen
bes Mcnats September, tpurbs In
8ourges bas is. fran50fif9e Rorps
unter General be la Motterouae aez
bilbet. @s bate ouerIt in Orleans
fsften SUB aefoBt, mubte fid bann
aber ouf 8ourges auriidaieben. Den
Hiidslg foIte elm 5000 Monn ftar<
Ter Ma6trob untet Sberftleutnont
Be SouffroD bedea. gu biefem Na9z
trab oebDrte au9 Oas 5. 8ataillon
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

@r fob mid groB an, nabm Nos
tisbu6 unb 8leiitift aus Der So@
f9e unb frngte: rWit beiBen Sie2"
rOottor 8. = ltnb nit mem ba=
BE i9 bic Sire gu fpre9en9"
sd bin &it9ener."
Oarauf ritz CT fort. No9 einiger
3eit fam Der @eneralar3t Der englis
fGen @arben unb Bat I'm Mufnn6>
me Ginger D~eripunOeter englif9er
Sffiaiere, fir bic er ionit melt unb
brett feline AmbuIana CUR 8erfisung
babe.
Sd er5ablte Jpn ben @orfan,
fporauf er febr entriiftet tat unb Derz
{pra9, bon 2prb 2pberts, nit benz
er am Nbenb 8uiammentreffen mir
be, Die &iidgobe unierer Slogge gu
ertpirten.
Mm nG6ifen Sage purbe audi
unfers 3otez& reuS= 5logge requiriert.
0ie bonGn6if9e erbielten mir ni9t
auriid. Mu9 elm @infpru9 bes
bonGnbifden @enerolfOnIuls in gre=
torin blieb erfolglos. Sd ieIbft bate
bas @ergniigen, tpdbrenb elmer flint
monatigen 8riesseefansenf6aft iiber
mein 3ufammentreffen nit 2prb
&it9:ner unb feinen &efpeft bor Der
Slagge tleiner Staaten na98uOens
fen.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

RIeiner Srrtum. Der
fleine gilbert, Der nod ni9t leIen
lam, fiebt in elmer 3eitf9rift Elm
Bib, bas Die gerpiiftungen elmer
@ranate in elmer ruRif9en Gtube
aeigt. nMama". meint er, .muB bas
Dienfmd04en oieier 2eute be;m
Staubpif4en aber unseididt seipe=
fen fein!"
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

- 0as feblte NOD. 5rou
&aber: nMan iol iebt elm 8oot ip~
gar aus Der 6erne lenfen fOnnen!"
Jrau Miiler: n@Dtt - n @ootL
Mit m Mann miiBte man oas MAIDEN
t0nnen!4
- Beoingte 8 itimmung g.
Dame (Oon einem Senor fdpdr=
men0): n@r malt einfa9 IN S0nenl"
9err: rSa = leiOer in febr i4reienz
ben Garben!"
Mnatomif9es. Dame:
sMarum bat oenn bos 9er3 5pei
.&lappen, 9err Oottor9"
@rat: nOie cine IdBt bic 2iebe
1ercin. bic aubere tinaus."
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Bon ser edJmiere.

Direttor (ou einem i9tper Bee
5e9ten Mimen): so ponen Sic ben
Sen fpielen? Sbre Nafe funtelt ia
pieber fiir9terlih!!"
,gea - bann ma9' i'd beut Blob
bas Mlpengliiben!"
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04


Gin &apaIier. 5rduIsin
(au einem iungen Manne, Der ;br
ieinen &egenf9irm anbot): n@eitern
bdtten sic ia aud i4on @~elegenheit
ba3u gsbobt; 6a tporen Sic iDobl NOD
gu fdi4tern?"
80 nein; a6er geitern regnete es
bod gu i%tart!"
RIeines MiBber dnb<
mis-. Mr3t (au Dem tranten @ls9en):
r9ait gepiB gu riel Observation-Disclosures
segeTen, feline Maus; 5eig bod nal
Oeine 3unge!!"
@tsden (tpeinerli4): n5@on olles
luntebei9ludt ~"
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

idaft segangen = Suerit ungliuhis
pernommen bic anOertbalb 8atail<
lone bes 9auptmann .aulta bdtten Die
Wagiera geTfiirmt. 46er balb beftdz
tigt iid bic frobe &unbe uno flingt
peiter bur9 Seiferrei9 : llngarn ION
einem @noe Biz gum anoern, fIirgt
aurid biz in oie Stroller 9eimat.
Rei4li4 pirD ole Manni6aft nit
Sob unb MusSei4nung beoa6t. Dor
alien natiirli9 ibr treffliAer Sibrer
9auptmdnn Euoolf &ulfa.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04


-&leines @efprd9 . Grem=
Der Tim 6ofbrdufaus): nWas iagen
sic gum &riege, !9err Na9bar?"
Miin9ner: nMei Guab mo4t l."
sAlfo foaufagen Triebensbeitre=
bung; uno auf pel9er 8aiis, ipenn
man frngen oarf2"
nguf Gabnera S9dOelbaiis. menus
not baI0 9 Mdu balten".
- g If u eSiunse en-. r@as
1T benin Define MeiIterin fir eine?"
sgla, i9 fage Dir. Sunge; rots
banrig ME N 5uf,s unO giftig tpie me
Rlapperi9lange. Menn mein Meiiter
feline gOlsene !9odaeit erIebt, triest er
fi4sr bic ~Rote 3reus : Mebaile"."
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
@Ofatibms.

rIun, 9err 8oron, Sic bier in
&arlsbab?"
M9 = bin nur mai gu meinem
@ergniigen riiberietommeu."
sd glaubte gum gergniigen Der
&urgd5te."
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

6atol. Gin @ef6dftsreiieu=
Der mif9t 5i9 in einen Disput iiber
Die &unit Oes Jliesens: rNa, bic
ge9nif oes Sliegens 1T bod eigentlid)
iebr einfa4!"
rSa = bas fagsn @is!!"
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Mit eig ner &raft entrin9e bid Ser Not
llnD tralle nidt Des @[iides falIdenr
Gdeinel
Ser 8iirfelbe6er bietet Dir itatt grot-
Shlr Steinel
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Die GrIlllrmuno Oct Ma9iera.

Bad gei#effmeen aus Dem 8. Ii s. oeaerrAdl ungar. arsasminifertum.
The midland journal., 1916-05-12
coPKRl0HZ RY ZE cEVvZgY ca

rent of words that tried thefr best to
be harsh and failed. From around the
obstructing house came an old darky-
When his eyes fell ON the Barbadian
he rushed forward, "Lor, Misteh Nal
colin. when did yo' get back?"
Just now, Charles 2 said the Barba-
dian. whats the matter here?"
The darky's eyes rolled. "Mattah,
Misteh Malcolm? Why, that ole Gun
mel Stewart he's jes' SO natcherly par
simonious that he requires me to pay
rent fo' havin' ma house on his lam,
so says to ole nanny, well jes'
move this here residence on to a gentle
mans lam, and Misteh Malcolr men
nanny n the chile are jes' a-movin'
| it on to yo' old cane fiep."
The Barbadian laughed q little dryly
and shrugged his shoulders. The driver
got down, protesting, and helped the
family carry the house across the road.
Then the cab went on and soon turned
up an avenue under fiery canopy of
acacia ffamboyante.
| As they progressed. thick, twining
growths, spangled with brilliant
blooms, walled in the avenue The air
grew cool but heavy with scents and
the full-davored spice of tropical gar
den under blazing sun.
The air made Gerry dreamy. He
woke with start when the Barbadian
said to the cabman, This will do.
You needn't drive in. Wait here"
The cab stopped. Just ahead was
the ruin of great gate. The two pill
lars still stood, but they were almost
entirely hidden by vines. To one of
them clung the rusted vestige of a
gate Beyond the pillars there was a
winding way. Once it had been a
road continuation of the avenue, now
it was but tunnel through the dense
| " crowded foliage. Along the center
Of the tunnel was narrow path.
Even it was overgrown. The Barba-
dian led Gerry down the path.
They came out under grove of
mighty trees whose dense shade had
kept down the underground. and be-
yond the trees Gerry saw a vast, ir-
regular mound OF vines, with which
mingled giant geraniums, climbing
fuchsias, honeysuckie and rose Then
he spied broad flight Of marble steps;
at one end of them an old moss-grown
urn, at the other, its fallen, broken
counterpart. Above the mound rose
the roof of house; through the vines,
as the two drew nearer, appeared shut
tered windows and door, yelled with
creepers.
The Barbadian went up the steps
and tore the creepers away from the
The midland journal., 1916-05-12

1t was ten o'clock on a morning in
early autumn when Gerry finally got
free of the freighter and took the ferry
for the other side OF the river. He had
left all his baggage to be delivered at
the house later. The morning was
clear but sultry. In the city the apathy
Of summer days had settled down.
People glanced at Gerry's heavy
tWeeds and antiquated hat but they
did not smile. for Gerry himself was
such sight as makes men forget
clothes. The tan of his lean face, the
swing of his big, unpadded shoulders,
his clear eyes, carried the thoughts Of
passers-by away from clothes and city
things. They seemed to catch breath
of spicy winds from the worn garments
that ciung to the strangers virile body
and In his eyes they saw mirage of
far-away places.
AS Gerry reached his own house,
he was outwardly calm, even delib-
The midland journal., 1916-05-12

crate, but inwarlly he was fighting
down turmoil of emotions What was
he to find In Alix? Had he anything to
give In exchange? Had he too much?
He climbed the steps slowly. His
hand trembled as he reached out to,
raise the heavy bronze knocker. Be
fore his fingers could seize 1t, the door
swung softly inward. Old John bowed
before him. For moment Gerry
stood dazed The naturalness of that
open door, Of the old butler, of the cool
shadows in the old familiar hail. struck
straight at his heart with the shrewd
poignancy OF simple things. Old John
raised smiling face to greet him but
down one wrinkled cheek crawled a
surprised tear.
Gerry held out his hand. "How do
you do, John?"
Il am very well today, SIR" said
John. "Airs. Gerry is in the library.
She told me to telephone to the club
and if you were there to say she
wished to see you."
Gerry was puzzled. Why should Alix
think he would go to the club? He
handed the butler his old hat and
strobe to the library door. The door
was closed. Somebody said, Come
in." The words were so low he hardly
heard them. He opened the door,
stepped inside and closed it behind
him.
Alix, dressed in filmy blue and
white h0usegOwn, stood In the middle
OF the room. With one hand upraised,
the other outstretched. she seemed to
be poised, equally ready for advance
or flight. Her eyes passed swiftly
over Gerry's face, swept searching
down to his feet and back again to his
face. For weeks she had been wonder
ing. Terrible things had come to her
mind. Alan and Gerry, with his heart
less note, had conspired to mystify, to
terrify her. All the joy she had looked
forward to In Gerrys homecoming
had turned Into a bitter pain. They
had not known on the hill how she was
suffering. Only Kemp had seemed to
understand a little and had brought
his drop of comfort to her.
As her eyes searched Gerry the sense
Of impending calamity left her. He
was well, well as she had never seen
him before. Except for that he seemed
almost weirdly familiar. as though
only a good nights sleep lay between
him and the morning of three year1
ago when he had bullied her until she
had fought back and overwhelmed
him.
A hundred little differences went to
make up this solitary change. The flush
of too many drinks had given way to u
deep healthy glow, the eyes were deep
and grave instead of deep and vacant,
the broad shoulders that had taken to
hanging were braced In unconscious
strength. Every llrse In the body that
she had seen start on the road to gross
ness had been fined down. The body
was no longer a mere abode for "a lin
gering spirit. 1t had become a meeha-
nism. tuned to expression in action. 1t
lwas not the body of time-seryer.
ADAMS sole word OF comfort came back
to her. Il never thought the old Rock
would ever loom so big" What force
The midland journal., 1916-05-12


Gerry.
door. Then he drew from his pocket
an enormous key. With rasp the
lock turned and the door opened, let
ting bar OF light into wide, cool
hall.
Gerry followed the Barbadian
through the hall to broad veranda at
the back of the house. A large living
room faced on to the veranda. The
Barbadian entered it. opened the
French door-windows and, busting of
two lounge chairs. invited Gerry to sit
down.
Gerry looked around curiously. The
living room was comfortably fur
nished. There were one or two excel
lent rugs on the waxed door; great
couch, set into bow-window; lace
curtains. creamy with age: wonder
fully carved escritoire In rosewood:s a
sideboard, round table and chairs OF
mahogany that was almost as dull
and black as ebony. Over all lay a
coat of dust
The Barbadlan walked to the round
table and with his finger wrote in the
dust, then be sat down in a worn and
The midland journal., 1916-05-12
lro BE CoNTINuEp.l
lnfant mortality in china.

There is a high infant mortality in
China. The English authorities in
Hongkong have endeavored to keep
statistics, and the results indicate that
only II Chinese Children In 1000 sur
vive the first year.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
2tabfratb'

Der frhbere ftdotiihe afielIor gB.
.. Ssniins itsuts iid 5rsiius in Der
Sisun9 bss Staotralbes elm uno iibsrs
sab iene Biftihrtft obns uutsrjsinusr,
lpslhe bic Staot Dor @nti1doigungs.
foroetunssn bspabrsn iollte, bic m0a.
lihsrmeis entitehen nir6en. tpenn ris
yiipelliruusslinie on Yioro Main aus.
nsu wisosr normal ssmaht werbsn
phrbe. Seniins srilarte, oaB es Die
@runbbsiissr uerwsissrten, ibr Rsnt,
irssnb tsmauo ju usrilassn. auf3ussbsn.
Sauille mnbte baun ben Borihla9,
oaB Der StaOtanwalt miltbsilen iol, oh
bic PsopIss 3oblsn @ompanie haftbor
9sbalten nerbtn faun, menn bic Strabs
normal gtmaht uno oann pieosr beind.
bist merben iollte.
Der Staotanpalt srtldrte In ant,
mort uuf cine &eiolution. oas bic Stabt
unjmtifelbaft oas Rtd]t babe, Aspbalt
~ eiuem beitimmtsn Bras 3u psrfau'
fen. baB es absr fraelih isi. oh oisisu
isen, bic 3ontraits fur Rflaitsrunssn
srbalten, 9eipun9en merbsn fUnnen, ibr
aspbalt uon Der Staot ju faufsn.
Wtapor Sermpp, Der nit psrihiebe.
men Bsamtsn su elmer Sonfsrsn3 sr.
itiensn mar. srildrte. bnB in bstrsif Der
iidotii6en SubtIfsisr nihts bsitimmtss
nntsrnommen Deroen f6nus, bls oi.
@slobspillisuns ssmaft lit. isoof bic
Seer aus alttn 9sim 9BOhs, inou'
itriellsr ausftelluus uno Staatstonpsnt
Der 5susrUsbrleuts bsitsbsu iou.
Pldne 5ur Ysrbsfsruus oss nsusn
@rbolun9splasss, Usiton Sislo, pur'
ben porgelegt uno sr0rtert. absr isin Ds.
ihluB sefaBt. oa man 3usrit einsn 9Oit'
iiberihla9 baben mill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
Sbbe 1arf Npti3en.

SoIeph Oubtd BON scranton
StraBs. Der iif faulois bsfannis. aus
Der gDtlliam S6uIs Uirtbihaft on
Sarr Sirass Elm Eaihenbud nit $25
9eltohlsn 3u bubsn, puroe 6rsitas In
@rmansslnns uOu $500 Siirsihuft ins
@eidn9niB 9sianot.
e Der Dor sinigsr 3sit Sur6 sinsn
3shenunfoll blincssmatte 9errmau
5albsre 1T pon isinsu Diiturbeitern
uno ibmeoii9en 9o9sn nit elmer Uoh'
uun9 ON 81. Stroee bsihtnft morotn.
Die nit sinsm 9noenraum uerisbsn LIT.
Der nit SSaarsu ansefiillt merosn miro.
- gBilliam 3. Dapis, Pr1fiosnt Der
@sitisite Barf uno aud prominent an
nnoeren llntsrnshmun9en betbsili9t. III
Sonntas WtOraeu In fetusr Wohnun9
an Waihburu Stra6e nah mtbrmonut
lihsr Srdnilthfeit I'M Nlter uon &c
Sabren ssilotbsn. nodrsm er Oisnitn9
iuuOr nod BON Der RlppfellsntBhnoun9
sr9riffsn worosn mar.
= Die S8. R. Dame apotbsfs on
gforo Wtain Npenie esrietb Samltas
9tad,t 3um pisrten Wiale innerbalb orei
Wtonaten In Brano uno ebe bic SSener'
ipsbr Die Slammen unter Sontrolle bat'
ts, mar our1 ben oihten &auh Elm
Shaosn pon etma $4,000 an9erihtet,
Die Boli,si erfldrtt naf) elmer Inter
iuduns, baB au,filftuns porltsst.
- Sobu 8. SOffmann, elm Sstsran
oss Bhresririeges unb fur lan9e Sabre
iuesrtr VOrmann Der 9ampion .Sshe.
III Samitae 8ormittas In ieinsr Wob'
nuna on gBalbburn Straee i'm lltsr
pon 20 Sabren on ben Solssn eints
Sbldsanfalles geltorben, uon pslhtm
sr Dor 3pst @oh,u betrofisn morosu
mar. @r miro BON Der Dittwt. elmer
Eo6ter unb ,wsi S6bnsn iibsrlsbt.
Die Beeroieune srfol9te gtitern I'm
8aibburn Stra6e 6risobofe.
Die 6sutl&s gionisrin, Srau
Barbara Sabn uun .3wsitsr StraBs.
felt ben lestsu 81 Sabren In isusr
9iuhbari4aft mohubaft, 1T am cam.
ftae 9taht i'm alter Don 80 Sabrsn
burf ben Cob abberufsn uorben. Die
S.rftorbene srfreuts iia ftsts Der btftsu
@tiunbbeit, benn bis Dor etlihen Wto'
tatsu mar fit uts irani unb uubm aud
feline WfsoiIin. Sie pirb pon BEN
SObn SObn unb ben E6Htern Srau 8.
8. Silosbrauo. Srau 8. 3. Rsiusr
uno 5rau @barlss @omtr. iouie Der
S4mslttr Ssrau ausuit Rrauie iiber.
lsbt. Die Bsiissuus srfolsts Disnftas
9tahmitta9 i'm Duumore Srisbbof..
nod siutm Eraueroisnit i'm 9auie, ben
Paitor ausuft i5ii4sr lsitste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
NtttStpn.

- Der 4s Sabre aIts S,nrb D,mp'
is1 pon Der Oregon 9iisoerIaGuug III
s,itsrn Bormittas I'm 9io. 5 S6uHi
Der Psunipluunia 3obleu @Ompanie 3ll
S3nferman uon etnem Rarren leroriidi
uuo sstbotet wOrOtn.
- DurH sinsn SuiammsnitoB ami,
ihen sinem 5ruGtlup uno elmer goio'
motipe Der 9shiah 8allen @ifenbatn ,u
@orton am Sumftos 9laht purbe Der
2ofomotiplsitsr 2utber 28ilbrid BON
Soprs unter ben Rdosrn ssfanssu unb
sstOot,t, wdbrsno SBillium Wfumau
pOn @niton ldIimm utrbrhbt muros.
-D Die ,m,i RsuOlusr, nit psl9su
Sohn Wielpin porlsete WieHia9 Ylaht
lu Durnea srmoroet mnrot. fino Wion.
fog 0iahmittag In Der 0obnung oeS
2uisi SursiO on TbOmpiins Strass
aufetfunoen worben. Sis meroGn bet
Der Pro,eifirun9 Der bts Wforbes anet.
ilaettu Gam SaIpo, Souis @ompu uno
Binttnjo GtrttO ais Bensismateriul
funsirtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
RiIfeS.8arre OSpti3en.

- Gin nsuss Ssusrpsbr uno POli,si
alurmitpitem. oshsn SnitallatiOn $16..
900 iOitsts. lit Ssitern bier in Operation
9eiest moroen.
- gtsun Samilisu purbsn Scnntaa
Naft ,u Rlains beimatbslos gemadt
unO elm Shaoen pon $11 900 angsrif)
tst, alS sin iibsrhsi,ter Sfsn orei bop,
petite 0Obnb6uier In Branb isste unb
iie usrbrannten.
Dsu 21 Sabre alis Plumbsrlsbr.
ling Sobu Sunaean itiirsts gsitsrn
Sormittas bnrd elm Sbsrli1t In Vel.
ion's Wtesstrsi on ytorb Wtain Stra,
&c, babel Yerlstunsen erbalteno, rpslfe
isintn lob uerurlaAttn.
= Die Poftumt 3wsisftutiOn In Der
Bisble Druderei am Bublie Square
purbs frhb Wtontae Wtorgsn BON Sin,
brshern beiuht. meldbe bic @sloipinbe
ipreneten uno um $500 In Banrgelb
uno Nriefmurien bsraubtsn. Dies LIT
bic 3tpsite Ssraubun9 Der Station In,
nsrbalb sinsm Sabre.
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StaOt nn0 GOunth.

- Der allbsiaunts &arilaturift Biu
Stsinfs lit pon ieiner Satin nit sinsm
10htsr9sn bsi4enit worOsn.
- Die Damsnisftiou bss scranton
2isosrfranS bdlt bsuis yiadmittag i'm
SaiinO sinsn Saffse Slatih ab.
Wagor Ssrm1n erind,te aeft.ru
ben Superinteuoenten Der Brdnoe D
s. Ssrbsr nm feline Rsfisuation, pslde
an l april In 2raft trstsn fo1.
= MapOr 6. y. S,rmpn iinb.t.
an Srsitas feline 8anbioatur als Dele.
got gum rtpubliianiihsn 9tationalfou.
usnt on. ipslasr i'm SUM- In Chicago
ftatlfinost.
- Der 9aftfubrmann @sorge 8.
SrOwn, oeGen autOmobil lssttn Otto.
Der fart bsihiOigt puros, oils Dforris
9. Wtiller's Nutomobil on Sefiter
Nusnus In baIIslbs irahts, ftrenate am
Dienita9 se9eu Wfiller cine 4lage fiir
$500 @ntiddoieuus an.
- als Der 8lshidmie6 Ben 8.
@uans BON 8aibinstOn ausnue am
Wontas SOrmittus nit ,psi Arbsitsrn
oas Dad Der Smeiten Prssbptsriiheu
3irhs reparirte, itisb cine berabrutih.
enoe Shneemane bic Better um, auf Der
@uans itoHo, uno er tpuroe In einem
SOssn 80 SuB sur @rOs ssi6Isnbsrt,
lanosts obsr 10 sliidli6, oab er NIT Elm.
igen SOrperihrammsn sntiam. @r NOR
immerbtn elm fuappes @nttommsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
Bon Der &dbfeite.

= Den @belentsn @eorse Bisrmirtb
uOn Dillow StraBs 1T Elm SObn ssbO'
rtn woroen.
&norsm @ausban pon ShO Srpiue
auenus wurOe WtOntas Oia9t um neun
Prsisbhbutr beftobIsn.
Der 3oufeitlabsn Oes Samss Sin.
dane on @ebnr Gptnue muroe lebte
DOds um 81 in 8uarselb unb $15 an
Waarsn bsraubt.
Die Conrad Winpsr Npotbsie on
gittstOn Npenue mnrbe Donnsrftas
9tadt Uon einem @inbreher nm Waa'
rem i'm 8srtb uon $15 beraubt.
Srau 2nthrpn @Onilin unb @barlss
B. Senbler murosu lfBteu Donnsritae
Ourh Puitor Nuauit ssilter pon Der 90.
lutb. 5ions @emsinOs oils elm &bspaar
ein9sisgntt.
Srdulein &orinne SIaumin,sr pOn
Pitiston aueuue uno Sefter 8. DiebI
uon 2uBerne StraBe murbsn Samftas
~ Strouosburs burh Baltor z. S8,
Sbsp, als~@bspaar sinssiesnst.
Sin @sbduoe bss 8m. &. Bauahuu
an Saainaw StraBs, pon Der Tbomas
Murrap 6amilie bemohnt, wuroe gsft1
ern Ufor9en onrh eiuen Sranb ser,
fort, nit stnsm Bsrluit uon So. 900.
Sm SItsr pon 81 Sahrsn usritarb ii
leinsr Wobnnng on Siio Wtbltsr Nue
nue. um Samftas Morsen Nlbsrt Soim
ben Die Dittme uno ist,s 2iuoer iib,r
lsbsn. Die Btiissun9 fant Disnituf
i'm Pittston auenus Srlsobof ftatt.
9onis Stissio uon Diaple Strase
Der bwsi Wtdnner = Wiihnel Selinsit
pon Glib Waibington Nusnus uno So
ispb Burt pom 2Ocr!. otrass, ausrif
uno NIT StahlinShsln perlssts, must
am UiOntus fur elm @riheinen Dor @e
riat 81. 900 Siirsifaft ftellen.
Su Der Dienitag 9iatt abeebaltensr
Sabresusriammluns Der SidorD Stra
Be Brssbptsriihsn @emeinoe MURDER
Ahtb. Sohn Shsner unb Sobn &ewsr
ole Neltsite. unb SObn u. Srh6tsl uni
Better 9slermann als Gruiisss srniblt
Die uorselesten Ssrihte Ssistsn, bal
Die @smsiuos ssOsibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
e}n Dem a,tl,r bee @,br. Sin,s

= Su BEN asllsr bee @sbr. Dimes
@roceritlobens on Der @de pon Wtul.
btrrp StraBe unb Wionroe auenue CAB
ss Sonntas Morssn sintn Brano. Der
Dor i.insr Bswdltieuns einen SGaben
pon etrpa $500 anrihitte. Der Brano
iOll ourd bic na&ldiist Sunbbubuns
uon 3hnobDl3srn ptruriaHt DOrOtn
ietn.
- Das am Disnita9 9ia6t BON bsm
Scranton SiebsrfranI ueranitaltete 80.
milisn Soujsrt 9eitaltste iih Bu sinsm
isbr aeluugenen, osnn niht allein mar
Der Bsinh otGelben ein ltarfer, iouoern
bic muiifaliihen Seiftunstn naren uor'
,helit, pas ia Die Sauptiahe bel tinem
3on,ert lit. Der iussublihe Eorrius'
ton Watiins. Observation-Disclosures,
pslhsr gum srltsn Wiale In einsm Sic.
bsrirunj 3on,srt srihisn, beiist sine
ihSns Stimme. Die BET isinsn Yortrd'
gen sur pollen @sliunS 9slansts, iooab
sr nit ftiirmiihen Beifall be9rlet mur'
oe. Serr g. D. 8lomaper, Der BIO
liniolift b,s abenos, 1T Son,ertmeliter
bes Scranton Symphonic Srhsftsrs
uno ole elmer Der beitsn Ytoliniitsu Der
llm9e9eHo bsfannt. oaber IN es nldt III
psrpunosrn. baB bsiisn VOrtruae b,u
liuuts warsn /; ois ssbhhrenoe ansrtsnn'
un9 muroe ieitsns Der Sub6rerthaft
NIT ishr lebbaftem Beifal befunoet.
Dog Der Widnner6or 0es Ssreins un'
ter BEN nsusn Dirissntsn. Proi. Sobn
3. @utfins. bsitdnOissn Soriidriti er'
,lslt. stsub iid wisosrum bel bisisr Sc
lsssnhsit. DIE ssfibluolle SHieosrsab'
oes @siansss IN immsrhin oas pihtis'
its, menn auh Der Gutt nno sinbsiilihes
Suiammenwirfsn niht feblen bari. 81
allsn orsi Bunften mar eln 6ortihrul
su usrSsihnsn. ubsr ips3ieu in sritersm
bic 2siituus bss Mdnnlhors ju eineT
Dirili9 sslunesnsu maheno. allieils
bsjsugte Der itiirmiihe Beifall bic I'm
srisnnuns Der Sub6rsr. yiah Shluf
Oss ssnuBrsih,n 3onjertss fOlste cir
Hotties Eunjfrdnjden.