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The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
S4,000 For Death
 of Jas. Surridge

Mrs. Fannie Surridge of this city last week accepted the offer of $4,O00 in cash from Little Rock street car company and withdrew her suit for 5000 against the. com pany for being responsible for the death of her husband, James Sur ridge, who was killed in Little Rock several months ago in an auto col lision with a street car. When the fatal accident happened MT. Sur ridge and his daughter, Miss Naomi
 were in the governors car which was being driven by Grady Hays
 son of the governor, and while ii
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS
 CONDEMN BARLEYCORN BILL

Last week The Daily Press and Weekly Soliphone published an opinion written by Prosecuting At torney M. P. Huddleston and Sen ator J. M. Futrell, concurred in by nine other members of the local bar, to the effect that pro- posed Act No. 2, which seeks the repeal of the statewide prohibition law and substitutes a sO-called To- cal option law, contains a joker in that it nowhere prohibits the sale of liquor without license. The local attorneys contend that imme- diately upon the adoption of the measure on November T. saloons may be opened anywhere in the state of Arkansas without license, and that bootleggers and blind ti- ger operators could sell intoxicants without fear of punishment for the reason that the proposed act does not make it an offense to sell with out license.
 Copies of The Press containing this opinion were mailed to the prosecuting attorneys in Arkansas, accompanied by a letter from MT. Huddleston asking them to express an opinion on the matter. So far replies have been received from
 hs following prosecuting attorneys:
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
SIMMONS REPLY.

"Ft. Smith, Ark, Oct. 16, 1916. 'Hon M. P. Huddleston, "Paragould, Ark.
 My Dear Sir:
 "Your letter of October 18th and the copy of Daily Press just receiv- ed. I have glanced over the article and the opinion referred to; I wish to state that in my judgment pro- posed Act No. 2 repeals every stat. ute on the statute books in anyway pertaining to liquor-in other words, it would leave the statute, so far as the liquor law is concern ed, blank, with the exception of the provisions of Act No. 2.
 q certainly concur with you in your opinion and 1 will say further that in my judgment Ben Griffin will not get past with it in this part of the country.
 'I presume that it is not neces- sary for me to say more.
 T thank you for the courtesy in calling upon me for my opinion.
 "Yours very truly yours,
 'I. s. SIMMONS"
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
Read This List of Greene
 County Land Bargains

acre, acres iXnil Paragon o farm m same o per acre. Price acre. Some am cemdme eoan nc rural out o
  cent a
 nine suthwe One togradd one t eenantho in in Plenty of Nockwa t1ad
  x he
 acre f in spe 70 w by tmeefon of hurUghfar
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
Contributions to
 The Campaign Fund

(From Tuesdays Daily Press)
 Greene county democrats are slowly responding to the distress call sent out by the treasurer of the national democratic committee who states that the battle for the reelection of President Wilson is won, but that funds are needed to continue the campaign work to clinch the victory. Approximately $2O0 has been subscribed by the democrats of Paragould, when as a matter of fact the amount should not be less than $500. There are at least $500 democrats in Greene county of which number about one thousand reside in Clark township. If this many democrats contribute $200, the twenty-five hundred re- siding in the rural districts ought to come forward with an equal amount So far practically every contribution has come from the democrats who reside in Paragould. The democratic farmers are pros porous this year and those who are handling the work of securing cam paign funds make special plea to the democrats in the country to re- spond to the call and help the na- tionaI committee in it's great fight to continue democratic rule.
 Contributions made during the m ct fnn da us arc as follows.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
CaraWay Says
 Wilson Will Win

Jonesboro, Oct. 17.-Congress- man T. H. CaraWay of this city, who has spent the past 10 days in Oklahoma, where he went to make democratic speeches in the interest of the national ticket and of one of the candidates for congress, as to the large majorities in that state for the ticket.
 While absent MT. Caraway made two and three speeches every day and was given great ovation wherever he went.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
RACHELS REPLY.

5earcy, Ark, Oct. If, l3lo. Hon. M. r. Huddleston, "Paragould, Ark.
 My Dear Friend:
 "You have never in all your life done a greater thing than that of going into the attempted slum law known as Act No. 2. You brought now light into my dull brain. l have worked much on the act, hop ing to be able to show the good people of Arkansas some real req sons why it should not become a law, but never caught the vilest portion of it until I read your able opinion. It is this: That no pun ishment is prescribed for the sale of liquor without license. I think so much of your opinion that mean to adopt it as the best that can be written.
 'If we can only get the people of this state to understand this act we will go to the mountain of vic tory easy.
 "Give The Oily Press my heart felt thanks for publishing your opinion and for fighting this vi cious measure, and tell it that l am for such brave men at all times and will remember them as I continue the fight against Act No. 2.
 Personally I thank you for your splendid opinion and shall hold it and the copy of The Daily Press as valuable souvenirs.
 "Your friend,
 U. N. RACHELS."
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
Lincoln Planned
 @ Dry" Nation

Springfield H., Oct. 13.-J. Frank Hanly, the prohibition presi- dential nominee, declared here yes terday Abraham Lincoln was plan ming at the time of his death to liberate the country from the liquor traffic.
 Standing here" Hanly said, "in city made famous by Lincoln, l again am mindful of the fact that with his labor of emancipating the blacks ended, he was forming his purpose to liberate all races of men from a traffic infinitely greater than that of holding men as chat tels ever was. And we here today determined that the thought and purpose he then had in mind shall yet be effectuated as it deserves
 "Queen Quality" Flour at Smith Longs. On Tthe Square. Phone
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20

"Russellville, Ark, Oct. 16, 1916. "Hon. M. P. Huddleston, "Paragould, Ark.
 Dear Mike:
 'I have read what you had to say concerning the joker in Act. No. 2, and undoubtedly you are correct in the construction you placed in this act. If this act is adopted it un- doubtedly makes the sale of whis- key lawful in Arkansas, and if the sale is lawful, then it can be sold by a blind tiger or 'bootlegger' as well as by licensed dealers. They each will be engaged in making the sale which, according to the get, is lawful, instead of being an act to regulate the sale of liquor in Arkansas, it is an act to permit the sale of liquor by making it lawful. ''The act was drawn adroitly, and with that purpose in view will put some one ignorant of the effect of the words used.
 "Yours very truly,
 "A. S. HAYS"
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20

was one of those deplorable acci- dents that could hardly have been avoided, the fault was mostly on the motorman and conductor of the car which made the company respon- Walnut Ridge Times Dis patch.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20

opinion given by your firm. q am glad you called my atten- tion to this law being proposed. shall call my peoples attention to it.
 'Yours truly,
 'H. A. NORTHCUTT."
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20

Salem, Ark, october IT, 1916. 'Hon. M. F. Huddleston, "Paragould, Ark. My Dear Sir
 q have your letter some days ago and also have the paper con- taining the opinion. In reply l will say that I heartily endorse the
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days.

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles in to l4 days. The first application gives Ease and Rest. soc.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-20

queen Quality" Flour at Smith Longs. On Tthe Square. Phone 253. *21
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

r0mifae Ratierrsid fiibrte. purOe
bas S9la9teni9idIal faIt INNER
bur4 bic 8eripenbuns bes PetroIes
ums entI9ieOen. Inter Der Be-
sei9nuns bes rsrisdiIbsn Seuers".
elmer WtiI4uns Don petrolsum nit
S4pefeI. Sdlpeter, 8ObIs, mar ss
Der S9rsden Dec 5einbs.
9ei Der GntSiinoung bes grie9is
idsn 5euers sntpideIte ii9 susrit
elm bider Rau9. slei9 Oaruf ers
folste bic @rploIion unb bann ersob
Ii9 elm INNER mebr ii9 berbreitenbes
6lammenmeer ii6er Den Seino, Der
lpiberi itanoslos Dem 5eusr preisgese-
ben mar. 90 bat &oiIer Geo brei
IaraSeniI1e 6lotten, Don benen bic
gr6bte cine StGrte bon ni5t tueniger
als 1900 S4iffen beIaben, bur4 gries
hiI9es 6euer bernintet. limb Marcus
9raecius, Der elm bides Bud ii6er
bic rariegsfeuer gum 8er6rennen Der
GeinOe" seI4rieben bat, beri9tet BON
ben berI9ieoenen 5prmen, in 6enen
bas srie9iIde Seuer Dsruanbt lpurs
be. Mlan i9leuberte es aIs tugeIs
FDrmise MoFe aus eiIernen RDbren,
mari es als brennenbe Sliiiiisteit in
S6pfen ouf bic feinbli@en S6iffe,
trGntte pfeile unb @urfipiebe bamit
unb bsrfertigte i9liebIi9 Sobltus
geln, bic man fiillte uno our9
S9lsubermnihinea segen bic Sefeitis
gungen unb S9iffe abIdnelltc.
Sd, bieIes grisdiI6e 5euer eridien
benz aaiIer 8onitantin Porpbbgenis
tus II. pOn elmer 10 unse6eueren
Di6tigteit, bnb er fir ben Sbrons
fol9er Romanus cine S9rift auf>
Iebte, in Der er i'm einbringItd bas
opr pdrnte ismoIs bas 9ebeimnis
preissugeben. SIM SolIe Oie 8arbas
rem ibn oasu duffOroern ioGlten, 10
mDge er ibnen ersGblen, elm GngeI
babe bas srie9iIhe Seuer benz &ai>
Ter &pnItnnttn Offenbart uno itreng
ber6oten, anberen @0ltern bupOn
Mitteiluus gu MAIDEN. Srepler, bic
auf eigene Sauit bns 9ebeimnis bes
5euers bGtten ergriinben pollen, ipas
rem benz Slammentob berfallen. 9ns
mag ia 6amaIs porsetommen Iein,
aber ni9t Der ergrimmte gngel oiirfs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04
Kotfteelreiter.

S9la6t bieI Iei6fsr gu lenten ols
bas pTerb, bas bur9 9erduIde be-
unrubigt ipirb unb 19eut. Sos Sa'
mel lit Der Srompete unb benz 9es
tnatter bes 9efpebrfsuers segeniiber
ipie obseitumpft, unO es getuObnt ii4
au9 lei9t on ben Bonner ber &a'
nonsn. 9o es in nod b0bersm Wta'
BE @eripenoung als militGrifdss
2aittier bsnn ols Reittier finbet, 1T
gsrabe bieIe @isenI9aft bon beions
berer 8ebeutung. Sin 2aIttameI
lGuft nit elmer 9epndung bon 1876
pfunb i'm 8iiitenIanb ettua 4 Silos
meter in Der Stunbe unb bermag 10
tGgIi9 IL Stunben gu traben, alIo
gegen 80 Sfilometer 5uriidlegen. Sir
bic 9ef0rberung bon MaI9inengs'
ipebren, lsiaten @sTdiiben uno Nabs
rungsmitteln bur9 @iiIiensesenben,
ipis bic SinaisSaIbinIeI. 1T es Oas
Fer unentbebrli6. 90 benuBen bic
perIer bas &omel aIs mtlitdriIdes
2nittisr, inbem iie ibm einen breitsn
SotteI auflesen. ouf bem elm lei4t.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

Mit benz itebersretfen bes Bslt'
friegss ouf bic aiiitengebiete bss
Wlittelmeerss toudte ouf tiirtif9e=
tpie auf eneliI9er Seite eine neus
Sruppe ouf: bic 4omelreiteret. &n'
mele aIs miIitGriI9e Reittiere iino
teinesness cine Grrunsenidaft Der
TeuSeit. S9On bic Ssraeliten pa.
ben ie in ibren 5elo5iigen mebrfna
oerpenoet, unb BON ben @hprern
niTeu mir, oab iie beIonOere Samel'
tdmpfer beToben. Bel ben glrabern
purosu lnnse 3eit Dor Ginfiibrung
Der SduBpoffe bic 9ameIe nit
spei 8osenIdiiben bemannt unb Sos
gen 70 in ben 3ampF. glu4 TN
perIiTden Seere fpielte bic 3amels
reiterei I9ou i'm Iltertum cine grObe
Rone, entI9ieb lie bod bic Sdln9t
bon Sarbes. Don 9lntio9us pii'
fen mir, onB er nrabiI9e, nit 9Ogen
betpaffnete &omelreiter in ieinem
Seer eingeIteGt botte. Der erite, Der
Die &amelreiterei i'm mobernen 9ries
9e peripenbste. mar Rupoleon l.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

Dbrrbadium un6 ptolemois bela.
serten, ipurbsn ibrs RriegsmaI9inen
burd Oas sriebiIbe Ssuer polltoms
men pernidtet. Jto9 mebr! Bel Der
8elaJerung BON 9amistte i'm Sabre
1918 tpnrfen bic Sara5enen sinsn
oerartis tOIoFuGen Ssuerbau in oas
Eager Der Rreu5fabrer, bab es ta'
eesbell erIeu9tet ipuroe, unb pieIe
Sdmpfer unb cine sroBe Qn5abl BON
S9iffen bem ipiitenbsn Seuer gum
Opfer fislsn.
glls SonItantinopel i'm Sabre
1904 erobsrt tpurbe, puBtsn Iit oie
9tbenoIGnbsr in ben 9sIis bes @ss
beimnifes gu ieBen, aber lie benubten
ben 8orteil nidt. glus religt0Iem
8ebsntsn 6ebienten lie ii9 bieIsr
Srie5spaffe nt4t.
glu9 in Der ReuSeit fpielte bus
Petrpleum als Gampfmittel eine ses
lpi9tige, penn aud traurige unO Oers
a6I9euungspiir6ige Rolle. Sas ses
Idbab su 9aris, in ben lebten Sdgen
Der &Ommuue, in bsnen bic meni9s
li9en 2eiOenI4uften Bis sur RaIerei
entfeFeIt ipareh. 9eItiaIitGt, Ra9s
fudt unb 3erft0runssput resierten
Die Stunoe, Der piele SGuier unb Ofs
fentli9e 9e6dube gum Spfer fieIen.
Sreppen, SuBb6Oen unO MObel ipurs
ben nit Petroleum setrGntt unb
oann ben 5lammen iibergeben. @ers
lpabrlpite 8urIden uno psrtierte Wies
gGren. nit gefiilIten 9etroleumfons
nen bepebrt, raIten bura bic Stros
gen, unb itedten in 8ranb, mas ibs
nen irgenbtpie mibfiel Ober i9rsr
Ro6eit ols @erni6tunssobiett geeigz
net erIbien. 0os mar Barrier 8ors
6arenipirtidoft!
Der S6ononame Der rpetrolsuz
Isn" 1T in Die 9eIdidte ii6ersegans
qen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

9ur9 Gubersn Sum6us iu9te
man Die S9reden oes grie9tiaen
5euers NOD gu usrmebren. I'm
ben 8oroerteilen Der arie9sIdiffe
purOsn er5ene 9ra9en, 20loen unO
anOere grauenerregenOe llngstiims ons
sebradt, oeren dufgsiperrte Radeu
pas 6euer ausipien. glu9 Die 5lotte
oes RurmannenfiirI ten 9oger bon
SBilien nurbe burb ben 9ris9en=
taiIer MnnueI &omnemos auF oieIe
Deiis betdmpft unO bis auf bic IeBte
plante perni9tet.
2dnger als bier SabrbunOerte
bIieb ben 9ris6en i6r 9e6eimnis
sepabrt, gtber i6lisBli6 trieb, ipie
i4On 10 oft i'm 2aufe Der 3eit, gsr=
rGterei ibr frerelbnftes Spiel, unb
10 gsloug es ben Sarasenen, in ben
9eiib Der 9orIdriff fir bic glnferz
tigung oes 5euers gu tommen. So
bradte ibnen bali genug ieine sroBsn
IorteiIe. 9enn ais bic &rsusfabrer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

Saions 9emabIin, Rebea, bat bas
9epano ibrer lditigen Rebenbublsrin
SreuIa, Priams SO9ter, nit getros
leum getrGntt, Inn lie Dem 6lammeRs
too gu iiberliefern uno auf bieIe
i4merSbofte Deiie aus benz Dese gu
rGumeH. als Del Der Me0ea" gait
oarum Diele Sabre ben 9rie9en oas
PetrOleum. S9On bic oIten Snber
na6men bic &rie9spprliebe pd6r, bic
ibnen aus Der 8enubung Der uns
I9Gsbaren 5liiIiigteit eripu6Ien. Srs
oene @efGbe pur0en bamit gefiilIt
unO gegen bic Sore Der belagerten
StdOte geIhIeub,rt, ioOoB bic Sc.
fdBe 5erbra6en. Dos berumfIieBens
be Ssl purbe entSiinbet unS erfiilIte
oerart ieinen DerbeerenOen 3iped.
9ereits in Der ySofuntalu" piro
bisIss ySnSiIde Seusr" ertpGbnt, Das
l;ibt bur9 Wofsr gu lOIden lei unO
Don einsm RieIenpurme getponnen
iperbe, Ser i'm Snbus, benz bsilissn
5luBs, Isbs, ben profanen MenIden
unIi6tbar.
3oblrsi6e petroleums uno Rap9s
taquellen beFinOsn Ii9 in periieu.
Dos @unber. oob aud bort 6as Sel
benz 8riese bienitbar semaht tpurbe!
90 ersGblt Der rDmiI1e SeIdt6tss
T1rei6er gtmmionus MareelIinus, Der
unter benz 3oiIer Sultan @poituta
ben psriiI6en Srieg i'm Sabre 303
II. SIR. mitmo9ts, oie 6sinbe bdttsn
pfsila nit Petroleum getrGntt, 0ieIc
onsebrannt unb bann obgeI4oNen.
$40 lie trafsn, brannten lie Oer6ee'
reno ipeiter unb bas DaFer ielbit,
oas man gum 2Df9en OerpanOte,
! perItGrtte nod ben 8ranb. 0aa
2lufperfen BON @rbe, 10 bert6tet
Rorcellinus peiter, lei bic ein5ige
Rsttung BON bieIen i6redenperbrets
tenOeu, reroer6liden SrGnoen gspes
len.
gtu6 in ben Sriegen, bic Oas off
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

nader fpieIen, itGrtt ibnen Den
Riiden. DEM bic 9tbgeOrOneten bas
ben gu beOenten, oab Der Srisg eins
mai su GnOe gcben unb es Oann
lpieber @abIsn geben miro, BEL oensn
Die Wirte ii9 Oerer ertnnern iperOen.
Die ibren SanbeI besiinitist pber ess
f9G0ist baben. 90 bat ii9 Oem ole
Sa95eiti9rift rReoue 8inicule" neus
lid gu ben folgsn6sn bonn 8sipubtIeiu
Der poIitifhen Na9t bes gltOboIs
erfiiIlten SDneu aifseI9pungen:
Die Weini9ents, SinnbiIb Der De-
motratis. itebt in 0ieIen 3eitsn Der
2tutoritGt ni9t in @unit. Cine ses
tpife SaIte fiibrt segen Die Weins
Semotrotis (D einen tpiiten0en Sel6z
aug, beiIeu pa9re urfd6e bic Jurdt
Dor Der 6reibeit 1T, bic bon Der
S9ente, in Der bas Bolt feline @es
oanten austnui9t, bo6gebaIten miro!
9lGes in allen: bie S9eute 1T bic
ganse Republit, alles, mas BON Der
groBen Repolution iibrig gebIieben lit,
unb besbaIb poGlen iene iie 5erit0reH.
Sn0em man mad ben S9enten
i9lGgt, mill man in DirtIi6teit Die
Republit treffen II. +. p." Die
8neipe aIs SinnbiIO Der Republtt,
ein3iger ueberreit Der fran3Diiiden
Repolution! Die piirOe bic poriier
9reTe I1reien. ipenn eine Oeutide
3situng OergIeihen seiagt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

Srpb ibrss ideinbar febr i4pers
fGlissn 9anses Oerm0gen Rsittas
mele, penn man iie am Wtittag cine
turae 3eit ruben lGBt, an einem Sas
4e 14-16 Stunben unterfpegs gu
bIei6en unb legen babel eine Strede
bon 140 9iIometsrn Suriid. gine
berartige 9tnitrsngung ertrd9t bas
&amel ober brei bis bier Gage bins
tereinonber, unb brau4t babel nur
nit elmer Sanopcll Satteln gefiittert
au perben. Sront lam es entbebs
rem, ipenn es por benz Qufbru9 am
eriten Sage geniigeRb @aier erbdlt.
9as aumel. unb ebenIo bas eins
bDderise, 9rcmebar 1T pdbreno Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

@eidiiB rubt. limb i'm engGiI6en
Seere in Rprbinbien ipie in 9tegDps
ten gibt es ebenIO ipie i'm tiirtiIden
Seere beionbere 8nmelsSrainabtei>
lungen. 3ubem beiiBen aber bic
@ngIdnber unb bic Siirten gr0bers
8amelreitertorps, einmal pegen ibs
rer S9nelIigteit fir ben @rtunbi.
gunssbienit, onnn nber als &ompfs
truppe fir paFerdrme 9ebiete. 9ln
Siermongel perben bic Siirten iss
benfolls ni9t leiben. Die Sinats
SaI6infeI felbit ift ein groBes &as
melsu4tgebiet, nie benn ou9 bas
Sransporttpefen ben Saupterper6
Der 8epobnerf9aft biIbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04
auS Oct EriGgsgGl6t6te OGs
DetrO(eumS.

Sn psit 5uriidlissenOen 3eiten mar
bas lange Idon betannte @rbOI eine
fur9tbare &rtegspaffe, bic 5eituns
gen serIt0rte, S6la9ten enti6ieo,
Seere pernidtete. Inter bem Ramen
sIisilianii9es Sel4 purbe bereits i'm
bo6en 2lltertum Oas bei gtgrigent ges
fppnnene Petroleum in 2ampen ges
braunt, unb be Sniel 3ante nit
ibren GrbDlquellen periab etner
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

@ngepanbte ReOens s.
art. nGs Iollten ia nod flint 5Ias
Iasn MorfaIu I'M Seller iein - i'd
babe ober nur nod piere pOrgefuns
ben"
n0a bat gelpiS Der SOpann iuieoer
sinmul flint pietc iein latent"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

te ben Seuertob berurIadt boben, ions
bern bic @rploIion Der Mii6ung Bel
unSuldusliden Ober iursloien grpes
rimenten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

Sell @riehenlanos nit bisTer tOitbas
ren Sliiiigteit,
9is in Oos Rti9 Der Sage geben
bic eriten Hn9ridten ii6et bas 8Ors
banoeniein bes Petroleums 5uriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

Iieni." 70 Iieit man i'm rGer ROuse", ,
lift elm iiber5eugter 9egner Der
S9reibereien. @r bemiibt ii4, Die
Oerhdusnispoue SGtisteit Der 6eOer-
fu9ier auf oas MinOeitmab gu reOus
5ieren. @eiuiB, in ibm babeu Die
Yopier6GnbIer cinen erbitterten 6einO.
llnO bod bat Der Sriessminiiter ios
eben 25,000 gTempIare zines Runos
i9reibsns bruden laien, Inn oenen, Die
es angebt, ein5uIddrfen, OaB iein
Rame ni9t 9dllieni nit Dem 9lt5ent
auf bem e, Ionbern @alIieni Obne 9lt>
sent ouf Dem gu fdreiben it'll" -
Der 9eneral ippllte obne 3peifel oas
8eiipieI giopoleons na9abmen, BON
Dem man iagt, Oab er mitten i'm
&riegsgetiimmeI 3eit unO Rube fano,
it9 nit ben untergeoronetiten Staatss
ssi4dften Su befufen.
Die .SeuUre" er5dbIt bic brumas
tiI9e 9ei9i9te zines SanitGtss
iplOaten, Der in ausiibung feines Be
rufs BON Der ardbe 6efallen purOe.
Der StabsarSt, unttr benz er oiente,
IieB i'm binter Die GrOnt befOroern,
mo man i6n bann Der Reibe nab in
ben SpitGlern Don Wfarieille, 2imos
ges uno Soulpuie un0 enoIi6 i'm -
Srren6uus BON Sours pieOerfinbet.
gia6oem er bort unter beitGnoigen
9eteuerungen ieiner rllni4uIb" piers
,ig Gage perbra9t bate, bemertte
man, boB Die ganSe auitaIt dngeitedt
mar. Sas lentte Die gufmertiumteit
auf ben armen Snnitdter. ~Besbalb
baben sic ni9t geIdgt, baB Sic Die
&rGBe boben9" froste ibn Der 4ns
TtaItsur5t. = naber felt 40 Sasen
Tage i9 bod ni4ts anoeres."
.glun ia uber mas tun sic
Oann bter2" - p9as frugs i'd mid
I6ou Die sonSe 3eit." : lln0 Der
5anitGter purOe militant ieiner
RrdBe idleunigit an Die GrOnt 5uriids
5ef6rbert, 70 bsridtet bic nSeupre".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04
parifer preflesbHmor.

Die frans0iii9en Deintpirte fiibren
einen psrapeifelten &f gegen Die
our9 ben &rieg sebutene @inI6rdn>
tung bes 9tItobOIsenuFes, uno Die
truOitionelle RoGle, bic iie als 8ahl|
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-04

Srnu5ofe: Sd firt6te, uuIerc
Saluuoiicrpcoitiou nirmt aud eiu b0z
les @uoel
guglGubcr: 8as nolleu Sic, es
bleiben ia nod 10 nieIe Yumttc auf Der
groe, mo mir ms nod niht bIanliert
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