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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
Amounts to Declaration of War
Against United States.
Outgrowth of Marines Fight ut
Mazatlan, Sunday.
SERVED ON GUNBOAT CAPTAIN j
General Flores, Governor OF
SinaIoa, Authority for 1t.
Refusal to Let Americans Leave
City Precipitated Clash.

San Diego, Calf, June 2O.-An ul-
timatum, amounting practically to .
declaration of war against the United
mander Arthur G. Kavanagh OF the
gunboat Annapolis by General Flores
Carranza governor of the state OF
SinaIoa according to a rad1ogram
sent from the Annapolis at M2zatlan
and received here today by Adn-irat-
Winslow, commander of the Pacific,
fleet.
set of the Annapolis, difficulty has
been experienced in communicating
with the gunboat, but enough racts
have come through to indicate that
General Flores has taken hostile,
stand against Americans and that II
was his refusal to permit Americans
to leave Mazatlan that resulted in the
the Annapolis and Mexicans efaTac-
terized as Carranza soldiers. The ex-
act substance of his u1timatum has
not yet been received
Location of WAR State.
The Mexican state of Sinaloa Is sit.
uated between the Gulf of California
and the states of Durango and Chi
square miles. Its population is abous'
$4,000. Sinaloa's capital city Is
Culiacan, with an approximate popu-
lation of 5000. One of the largest
cities of the state is Sinaloa. which is
situated on the river of the same
name. about fifty miles from the point
where it empties into the Gulf of Calf
fornia. Its principal ports are Topolo-
bampo, Mazatlan and Alfalfa.
The state is traversed from north
to south by the main line of the South
ern Pacific railroad of Mexico.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
Looking Backward In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

A very pleasant bicycle party was en-
joyed Wednesday evening by a number
Of young people who rode out beyond
the mound and held an informal picnic.
On returning to the city refreshments
were partaken at Batman's < Clark $.
Those present were Miss Eleanor Work,
Miss Emma Dennis, Miss Spear, Miss
Edith OFT Miss Grace Smiley, Miss
Player, Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Santa
Waters, Miss Lillian Valentine, Mr.. Ed
Waters, Mr., Ralph Valentine. Mr.. Guy
Adams, Mr.. Frank Cain, Mr.. Harmon
Ryus, Mr.. Luther Nellis and Mr.. Joe
Morgan.
A very pleasant party of young peo-
day evening to meet Miss Emma Smell,
of Leavenworth. Supper was served in
true picnic style, with hammocks, songs
and original poem by Miss Roach,
was very pleasantly passed by Messrs.
]. NJ. Sharum, DeForrest Jetmore,
Thomas Pirtle, Bert Eimmell. Claude
boo. DIR. Lux, Frank Mills, Neal, Gill
Bert Sage, Arthur Silvernail. DIR.
Solecki, Ed Medlicott and Misses Clara
son, Lou Tilson, Grace Himmell, Min
mic Thompson. Emma Smell, Nell
Phillips Rosa Brennan, Sage and Lulu
Thompson.
Mr.. Ed NJ. Smith has received certi-
ficate from the adjudicators of the
Hutchinson Jubilee, rating him second
in the great solo contest.
Miss Susie Sweet is expected home
son from the Woman's college at Bal
timore.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell and Mr.. Paul
Torrington have received a certificate
of merit grading them second in the
duet contest at the Hutchinson jubilee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
WANT new AERO SQUAD
Guardsmen Under Training Are Now
Qualified as Experts.

New York, June 20.-The Aero Club
of America telegraphed to Secretary
of War Baker a request that the ma
tional guard officers who have been
training in the east for service as army
aviatorS being organized as an avia-
ton squadron. Thirty men have been
undergoing training. but with the call
for mobilization have been ordered
back to their original duties with their
regiments.
The New York men now included
in the list have four aeroplanes and
twelve of the men have progressed
sufficiently TO receive licenses as ex-
pert aviators. 1t was stated today
that the United States army has taken
over the battle aeroplane presented by
the aero club to the New Mexico ma
tional guard and that as the govern
ment could not accept it as gift, the
club has offered to sell it to the gov
eminent for $4,000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20

through the use of the eye, that edu-
cationa1 progress was often retarded
by failure to give the eyes relief and
while caring for the least little ill of
the body, the general tendency was
to neglect the eye.
Doctor Paine advised against steady
reading even by adults, suggesting
that an occasional glance up from the
reading to distant objects gave the
eyes an opportunity to rest and relax
He predicted that motion pictures
would ultimately play an important
part in mental training and closed
with discussion of the usefulness or
uselesSneSS of glasses.
America and Germany are the
greatest eye glass wearing nations of
the earth,'' said the doctor, yet blind
ness has decreased over 20 per cent
in America while it has increased in
nearly every other country on the
gIobe''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20

Miss Katherine Curtis of Ogden, KAN
is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Huey of Chester avenue.
The Loyal Women's class of the Oakland
Christian church will give tea, Friday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. X. r. Lee
son, $50 Forest avenue.
Mr.. Henry Shuler and daughter. Doro-
thy, of Chester avenue and Mr.. s. W. Shu-
Ter and daughter. Algerine, of Wichita,
visited, Sunday, at the ranch belonging to
Mr.. Shuler near Williamstown, Kan.
Miss Mary Griffing of 372 Chester ave-
nue. has as her guest this week Miss Per-
ryman of Overlook. Kan.
The Loyal Women's class of the Oakland
Christian church held their annual picnic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
BRING BACK THE DEAD
British Warships' Gruesome Cargo
Probably From Jutland Battle.

New York, June 20.-Officers of the
Norwegian steamer Storfond, which
arrived today from Shields, England.
report that while their vessel was in
the British port several British war;
ships with a large number of bodiesa
aboard entered the harbor- Ff
The authorities were reticent, thea
officers said. but they assumed that
the bodies were those of dead sailors
gathered at the scene of the Jutland
naval battle. .s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
APPRECIATE HIS WORK
Manufacturers and Jobbers Unite in
Thanking Orpheum Manager.

At the last meeting of the Manu-
facturers' and Jobbers' association of
Topeka the members voted to extend
an expression of appreciation to J. H
Cooper. manager of the Orpheum for
the assistance he gave the entertain
ment committee during the Merchants
week convention held here earlier in
the month.
The secretary sent letters to the
members Of the association urging
them as body to attend the Orpheum
theater one evening
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20

The program today includes 'Peg O.
the Ring" increasing in interest with
each number. and this time showing
some mighty clever circus work.
Thomas Jefferson shows in Peggy s
Hobo, a characterization very similar
to his fathers in Rip Van Wrinkle Ma
dine of Nowhere is highly sensation
al African jungle picture with plenty
of snap and action. and Gale Henry
is at her best in "a State Villain"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
SANTA FE

Notes and personals from Santa Fe,
BY Frances Jones. III Grattan street,
telephone between s and 10 a. m, $3.50;
other hours, 4751 K-2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20

Experiments in New York with mounting
incandescent lamps upon railroad crossing
signs have enabled the signs to be read
more than a mile and their distinctive
form noted much farther.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
AT THE THEATERS
At the Orpheum.

Four packed houses saw 1.-THE Meier
Do Well at the Orpheum yesterday
and last night. Patrons of the theater
stood patiently in line at the matinee
and again at night to gain admittance
to see the big ten part play.
A ten piece orchestra was in the
pit last night and will be a part of
the performance tonight and tomor-
row night. The music arranged spe-
cially for this production is very pleas
ing.
In ''The Meier Do Well" fascinating
Panama scenery is shown, including
the work of digging the Panama canal,
the interior of old Spanish homes
glimpses of the interior of the tropical
jungle and odd and interesting hooks
and corners.
At the CoZy.
Race Suicide" scored heavily at
the Cozy yesterday when, throughout
the entire continuous performance
from morning until midnight the
house was filled to capacity. Race
Suicide is peculiar in that it is both
a drama and a play of episodes or
periods, taking up the biggest social
problem from the beginning until the
present day. The manager of the Cozy
has arranged special music for this
production.
At the Iris.
Another of the return engagements
announced at the Iris will be shown
today in THE Morals of Marcus" the
photo-drama in which Marie Doro is
starred Nearly a year ago this big
production was seen at the Iris and by
those who saw it it will be remem-
bered as one of the features that make
play houses and players famous. The
Doro play will be shown just today
and tonight. The comedy film will be
Who's It, with the Chimpanzees
conspicuous among the characters
Tomorrow the feature picture will
show Marguerite Clark in "Silks and
Satins."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
EAST SIDE

Notes and personals from East Side,
by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street,
telephone between 8 and 10 a. M, $3.50;
other hours, 4751 K-2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-20
OAKLAND

Notes and personals from Oakland,
by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street
telephone between s and 10 H. m. $3.50;
other hours, 4751 K-2-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
SdS Sbal obm6rtS.

IabIur. Ger 81 Sabre nlts Soisph
3bltebuuie uOn g9sit Union 5tra6s lit
um Sumitas Jtoht i'm g8eit ScruntOn
SOipitul ben 9sIlesuuSsn srlssen. bic
sr ,pan3i9 Diinuteu ,uuOr bort on Der
@ds DON 2u,srns Slra6s uno Dieribiun
Auenue srbuIten hattie. SSbitsbcuie be-
fauo iid nit Der Satin uno Iwei S6b'
neu In isiusm AutOmobil nuf Der Ssim'
fabrt. uls on senlnntsr @ds elm Wassu
Der PiOn,sr BOtlllng Wsrft. pon 9Obn
BluS uou gllbrlsbl ausnus 9tleiiet. in
bic Wiaihins rannte. Die Oelbitl
orang 0bitsbonie in ben Nudsu unO
Die tisfs gSupoe in YerbinOung NIT oem
1uBsrit ltartsn Ylutuerluit, erwisS ii6
oils t0oilib. Bila; muroe ipdtsr uuf
Die antla9e oss unWllltiirlihen 2oot'
ihlugs usrbattst uno uutsr Siirsldatt
9eltellt Die Slhter beS gntomObils
iOllsu ibn 10 seblsnost baben, OaB sr
niht gut Isbsn tOnute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
RilfcS:8arre Npti;en.

- Die Yulfan @iisnnsrie uno bic
@ilt,s'Barre Spis,nfabrit bubsu Den
anssitsllten HObnsrbObunSsn beWiIlist.
& Der 16 Sabre uIts SOispb Suris
pon SincOln StraBe muroe Samita9
ltbensssiabrlih uerlest, oils er on Glib
Dtniu Strube nit i,tHsm 6abrrao In
Elm glutomobil rannis.
- Sin BrnnO in BEN @roesifoB Der
@neros Sf)uhhdnolsr Sstbermau &
8ros an YenniplUauia ausnus ri6tste
am Duunsrlta9 sinsn Sduosn uon
msbrsren tauisnO Dollars on, ebe bic
5lammsn bspdIttst DuIsn.
- Die 10 Sabre ults Della Tumslis
uon @ownrosuills muroe iofort get6o'
tst, Der 90 Sabre aIts Pster 6Om,O
uon 2u,erns mabrifeinlih fatal perlest
uno pier unOers iun9s Ssule b6s usrs
lsst, oils iie In sinsm SitneD um Don.
neritas abeno su sinsm Gan, bisrbsr
fabrsn pollten uno bas 9eidbrt auf Der
Uiain StrnBe Srsu,uns in @oparoS'
pile uOn sinem Nadawanna Yaiia9isrs
3us SstrOffsn DurOs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
Stdbtratb.

Hnhbsm Der Stabtrotb nabe,u bic
sanjs 0Ofe bic 8suillisunss CrNir
nnnB fir 1917 unter @rndeune batte.
beenbete er nm Samitae Die Nr5sit uno
Die SOrluge Diro nabrihsinlid mOrarn
enosiiltig an9enommen werosn. Die
@siammtbeDilllsunaen iibsrlt,isen gum
erlten Uial in Der 9sibifte Der Stnot
cine Wtillion Dollars uno liuo $780,.
600 bOber ols pie fiir oieiss Sabr.
DIE srh0bten aussnben lino hnupt
iGhlih, fOlssnOsn POitsn juluidrsiben :
3wei Blatoon SsuerDebrlgitem. mslfes
etwa $50. 900 msbr iOlisn miro fir
fampf Seseu 3shsnueridiebuuasn unO
Hsparatur beS Shnbsns. 500, 900 io'
nie msitsre DtotOr 5euerwsbrupparate.
iiir BstOn i5slo. fir oas neue Staot
OOipitul fir unitedsnoe 6raufb,iten.
fir sinsn ltIOtiihen Saufoosr, gsrlnae
@rbObunl Der S0hns Der itIptlihsn 2lr.
better. Sc. 900 fiir Youenoun9 oes nslt'
lGufilen Nblussfanul Sgitems. uno
Die Sllan3 fur 9srin9ere Verbelierun'
gen In anoeren Departments.
SObulb nis Suhe iomsit ,rlsbi9t 1T.
miro Stnbt S6ntrollenr SODuro @llsls
Die Stsuerbebun9s Sorluss uusarbei
Ten, weIfe unJwsifslbuit cine SteusrCr.
bObun9 er9eben nlro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
6bbe Narf NUti3en.

- Dem @btpanr Wfartin @oener
BON 8rOwn Placs nurbs elm TOdtsr.
leiu seborsn.
- Sin T0tterIein bot Iit bei ben
@heleuten Gbeooor Sartmann an Wclt
Sim Strasr siussitsllt.
- Die 8iirssr uOn 3ripp Bari unb
Wsit Parf batten lestsn Conneritag
feline srOBs YerauluHnns, Onufbur 40
i.in, cher oas @sssntbsiI. ba bic Snda.
mamma ibnrn Warnung CAB. ihrs NOb'
uun9en tnnsrbalb Der ndhitsn Smei
Wohen Iu uerluiisn, bn Die @utfernuug
UOn Soblen nabrlheinlIh @i9sntbumS'
itaoen anrl6tsu uuo mO9lihsrwsiie
Nsbsu seiIBroen MIRO Ole @ompnnie
benbfhtist. isotS Biuuo SOblsu in Der
Sbel fldbeaosr Der Srisbin 9lusgrubs
un9sn in entiernsn. SpIter murosn
Die SemObner oes 700 BIods an Jioro
SromlsD 2lusuue aud Dor beuOrltsbsn.
ben SsrI6iebnn9en 9emurut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
Spn Netersbura.

- PuitOr Puul Summer issnsts ON
Snmitag Jiubnitta9 Srdulein Wiaria
@hnthsr pon WiDrtIs StrnBe unb @os
paro Prutt uon @urfislb Nusnue gum
slidlihsn @bspaar eln.
= Srau @liiubstb 3Opfi, 20 Sabre
alt, lit lsstsn DOnnsrltas WtOr9en In
Der Wobnuus ibres SObHes Better ben
isolssn einsS Dor elf WObsn srbaltsnsn
Shlasnnfulss srls9su. IS ibsrlsbsn
lis uier SDbne. Die Seilesuug fano
Sonntas 0tuhmittaS in btm OunmOrr
6risobOf itatt.
- gu @hrsn oss 80. @sburtstases
BON 5rnu Sobunna SddosI. Wtufter
Der Sruu Robert SCHUBERT uon yior6
Sruing ausnue, fano Snmltn9 Abeno
in DER Shubsrt BObnuus cine frObllhe
@sisuihaft ltatt. bel psI6sr ss Rulii
unO anbers llntsrbultuus CAB. 5rau
SCHUBERT tiifts nod iulsst tiHsn apps'
titllhsH SmblB uut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

.Gs mag Sir intsrsiiersn,~ i6r,ibt
9err 80. Sulimann BON 3isl. isis,
ruOu Dem iolssnosn Sal au b0ren.
Sin Wtann mar bier pou ben Aerlteu
auf9sssbeu lpOrOeu; iis srfldrtsn, er
babe einen Oiusentrebs. SD CAB Dem
Uinnn cine Sluihs NlpsnfrGutsr, uno
nnhOsm sr bisis cine 5Iuihs ssbrau6t
bate, mar er gensisn !; er fam su mir
uno bscunfte iih lsbr fur bic MsOijin /;
er 1T 80 Sabre alt uno srfrsut lib isst
gutter @slunobsit. g8ir haben bier
mshrere 1bnlihe SIlls sebnbt."
6OrnI's alpsnfrGuter 1T nur Elm Gin.
fahrs. altss Rrautsrbeilmittrl, aber Is
eutbdlt Die 5eilclsmsnte, Die cine sGiti9e
9tntur por9eieben bat. IS bat einen
wunoerbaren RetOro Der @Iiolse in Der
Osiluns uon Seiosn. Die ais nunbsilbnr"
be,eihnst Duroen, oenn eS gsht on Die
Wurjsl oes llsbeIs. Die unrsinbsiteu i'm
Dilute. Ss miro niht in glpothetsn
usrtauft. Spe,iala9entsn lieferu es oi,
rett pom NabOratOrium Der Ssrlteller,
Or. Better Sabrnsp & CONS 60, 10
25 80. 9Ogus aus., @bicusO, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

Cra6s1rASStsn Essz IN - "
.,B . AsALtstf" HfAn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
Cunmpre.

- Sinpton 9Debber uon Oarper 81.
uno Srduleiu @lilabetb so. Powea uon
gSsit Yins StraBs nureen Dienltns
Utittus burb Paitor S. u. Corn als
elm @bspaar einssiesnst.
- SbomnS Dnlib nurbs Donusr'
flag in Der Wobnuns ieinsr Wtultsr on
Bloom StruBs ourh 2euht9us eritidt
auissfuuoen, uno on Der @nshahnen
uou Oifsn mar, 10 bat sr nnjUeifelbuit
SelbltmOro btsan9en.
- Srau Sotbsrinn Pupns BON bier,
osrsn 9atte GhOmas lssten Sftobsr
pon einsm StruBsnbnhnmasen 9.trOffsn
uno sst6btet uuroe. itrsnste am Wtou.
ta9 gsesn Die SCRANTON RaiInnD Som
panic cine Slugs far $25. 900 SntibaO'
igunS an.
- Sine Ssritnfun9 Der Sberf flihs
fanb um Dienitas Wiittus on 0iIlow
Strn6e, nnbs @beitnut Strase. itatt,
aernos oils SntOb Burtbart uon @lms
hurit nit isinsm @sidhrt bic Stslls
pnilirts. Burfhart rettete Iih 6urh
einen sprung, nls er bsmerits, lpis bic
@rbs nahsub, Oas Pfsro iuni absr in
oas stpa 30 Sub tiefe God Elm unO
musts ipdter nit Striden bsraus9ejo'
gen wtrocn.
- Su benz Rofthauis bes Qouts Ser,
rnri on @liiabstb StrnBs muroe Don
nsritag slbeno Gin Wtorb ueriibt. inn.m
Der "a Sabre alte @armelo Wtaitroii'
none ourh cine Rsuolusrfu9sl In one
@sbirn iOfOrt estObtst muros. IS be.
fanOsn iih Swsi Mdnusr uuo ,psi
5rauen in Dem 3immer. nls Der Dforo
itattfuno. uno Oisie eril6rtsn, ba6 Iif)
Der Diaun lelbit eritoB, bod 9laubsn
bic Bsnmten oleiss nidlt. iOnotrn Iino
Der Wfstnuns. oaB 20 Elm WtOro mar.
@armlno Ssprsta uno Snluatore Rolt'
til wurorn als ueroGhtis uerbuftst. @s
eelnng ben BsbOroen am 5reita9, isit'
Buitsllsn, on6 Der Wfanu wirillh srs
ItOlisn puToe, osnn 6rau 6srrari CAB
nab sini9em Or1u9en jnlsst ju. ouB
ibr @atte ben fntalen ShuB abgab,
uuhbem UiultrOlimOue i'm Ssrlauf zines
Sfrsitss Susrit einen SbuB auf ibn |
abSab, Der niht traf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
staOt unO Gountb.

= U. 0illls &ses, Yetnalter oes
9tllitoe 0sims. 1T um Ssrsitua Utorgeu
nn9 lGnserer 3runibeit ssitorbeu. @r
mar 81 Sabre alt uno ss iiberleben ibn
bic sSittns, orsi SObne nnO 3mri God.
ter.
- Das Disnitmdt6sn Sulia BUR.
fus uOu Wtonros aueuue Duroe Don.
nsrltag 0iu6t on Shb S9sblter ausnue
pom 3wd iunsen SsrIsu, Die polnild
lprahsn, anssbalten uno um s5. so be
raubt.
- @twa 3Dauiis @inbriids, bic Iih
In ben lsslsn puur Wionuten bier ereia,
netsn. iino lsete WOhs auf9stlGrt NOR,
ben, iuosm Der 81 Sabre alte gouis
6nnft, Der in 9arrisbnrg binefelt ae,
muht nuros, Die @inbrldle ,uaab. Sin
&bstl Der ssitOblsnsn Su9sn 1T wisosr.
erlangt moroen.
- Sine Ssrisntuns Der SbsrfIdfs
lestsn DOunsritag SOrmittus ,piIdsn
Dupont uno auOcn battle sur SSolas,
onB elm 3pnnIis SuB tlefeS nno Uisrsia
6uB lan9es SOh untsr Den gaursl 2inis
@elsiien rniltuno uno oiele in Der 2uft
ihwsbtsn. Die Pulinsisrs Der 9aae
muBten umffsi9sn, bis DIE lofort rtoui.
rirten arbsitsr Die SsTnung auf9ethat
batten.
= Srnu Wnrta Ssnnemutb uou
9lbion StraBe, AZ Sabre alt uno oils
Wtatrons Der Boli,eiitution Der Staot
hnlls an9sitsllt. III uOrlsstsu WiitIpO6,
nuhbem iis iih i'm Subnsmann Soipi.
tal elmer Operation untermorfsu bate,
ben 5Ol9en btrirlben am 9lsihen 9iad,
mlttu9 erlegen. Die SerltorbCne, Die
uon 3Dsi G0htern hbsrlsbt miro, 1T am
Snmitug i'm DunmOrs 5risobOi beer.
oi9t Doroen.
D@- Wtun uerssiis nitt. bnB i,et Die
Stfice oes SCRANTON 0ohenblntt" Iif
4lO Spruce Strubs, uisrtsr StOd, be
finost uuo ous Die Gelspbon hummer
Ssu 5145 1T. Wfnn ihuue na6 osm
SroBsu Shilo obGn ON @sbduos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07
Bon Der @abfeite.


Bti ben Gbsleuttn Sohu RdOn pom
Gin Strabs bat iis cine GOAtsr sinss'
felt.
Die @htlente Sruing Rnpp uon @e'
bar Nptnue Iino burh bic @eburt elmer
&ohter bteliidt worben.
Sraultiu Waub Ruth uno Otto
MnriOn, bsibe uOn bisisr Ssits. muir.
ben nm Wiittwo4 lester BOGe burd
Paitor Us. q. @atiins ale Gin @htpaar
sin9sfssnst.
Der IA Sabre oItsu Sulsutin 9laub
uOn Wtupls Sirabe 1T 6reiia9 mad FUR
Isr 3ranibsit gsitorben. Die Besroig'
uus srfolsts Wiontas i'm ct. Wtarisn
SrisObOf BET 9iO. 8.
On Der ct. Warien 2irds ls9nste
an Donnerfta9 Wtorseu Pfarrer Better
Pstsr Is. @briit Srduleiu Sarab Wolfe
Don 3rebler Court uno Wfurtin 8.
SdneiOsr pOn Siio Sruin9 ausnus oils
@bspaar elm.
9BiGliam Deinl,in pcn Wtapls Stra'
| &c iIibrte porlsstsn Diittpoh Sr6ulsin
parp Rtli1 usn Wiiupota uls feline
Brdut ttim. Die Eraunng nuroe In
Der 81 Btter's 9atbeorale burd Pfar'
rsr 8. 8. Wtc@udsn oOljoeen.
Der 14idbrise Gburles @uuunuuSb
uon Hiuer Strase. Delber am Sreita9
Yormiitag aus osm @ulbresilter oss
Osinj 4aoens on 2ddawunna Guenut
$29 entweubete. bate oas @elo. pie
Oetsftiu Dnpis nab isinsr Ssrhuftuus
| fsititsllte, in einem ssrmsl oss Hodes
sinSendbt.
Die Rittsr pon ct. @sorgs, 3usis
No. as, srpihlten Sonnta9 Die fOl9en'
ben Bsumtsn RrGiiosnt. Sobu 8in'
tsrbalt Yiis Prdliosnt, SObn @ioen (;
Ssirstdr S6usm.iiter, 9Obu Cons
oorf; Protoi. Ssfrstdr. Sobn Shbn (;
Utaridun. Soispb Slider Erufts,s.
Surnsp Stable, Patrid 5Olsp unc I'll.
bert Brult.
ssrau Gnna Wfaurer pon Dillon
Strase, "a Sabre alt, III am Wiontus
Wtoresn elmer mebrmonutlifen Srant'
belt erlsgsn. Sie mar bic gDittne oes
Danisl Wtaurer uno cine 6eutibe Bio
interim Der Shbieite. IS iibsrlsben iie
snei Sobus uno brsi E6hter. Die
Ssiissuus srfOlste ssitsrn TN PtttstOn
gluenue 5rteobof.
Srr 8iniam Gsssrt pom StOns
ausnus. 81 Sabre alt, if uorleste
Ufittnod 0ia6t ourd Den COB abberu.
fen noroen. Der 8erltOrbsne, elm &C.
adtetsr oeutiher Burger bieisr Seits,
miro uOn Der gDittms iibsrlebt. Die
Ssihe wuroe am Samitaa 9iuhmittag
in Dem UiinoOfa 5srieobOf CUR lestsn
Hube beltattet. Buitor Shmot uOu
Der @rlten DeutIhsn Bnptlien Stride
leitets ben 3rausroienlt uno bls Hltter
pom @oloeueu AOler srifisusu in cor
pore uuo sabsu ibm ouS SbrenSelsits.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-07

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