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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-25
Politicians Think Presidents
Tour of Country of Vital
Importance.
BELIEVE COOL RECEPTION
WILL END HIS ASPIRATION
Declare Chief Executive Is Practical
ly Going Before the Country
on Preparedness.

Politicians at the Capitol. dem
ocrats and republicans alike. are
interested in President Wilson ;
forthcoming swing around the
circle" As they view it, this will
be an epochal trip in his politi
cal career. They are OF the opin-
ion that the result OF his effort
to arouse public support Tor his
preparedness program will have
important bearing upon his re-
nomination ior the presidency.
In short, they say, he is pr;tc-
tically going before the country,
to borrow a British political ex-
preston, and ii it should fall out
that he is not sustained in his ap-
peal, he may find occasion to view
the one-term plank in the Baltl-
more platform as something more
than declared principle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-25
Germans Driven Out.

In the Artois district yesterday even
French lines over a distance of 1900
yards. The preparatory work consisted
IN the explosion of a number of mines,
ment.
The Germans were driven back to
their lines by the French fire, accord
Ing to the official statement. They were
successful in occupying some craters
however. but from most of these they
lat eynelied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-25
Gives Detailed Report.

Holding in his hands detailed report
by a chartered New York public ac-
countant on the actual cost of the Mid
vale company producing the armor for
the PENNSYLVANIA battleship. Mr..
Dinkey t5srlned that it showed the 'ac-
tual factory cost of the armor made
was s34l36 q ton. not including any
overhead charges. The government
pays $425 a ton.
Mr. Dinkey first told the committee
that he desired to testify that the Till
man report in 1914. placing cost of pro-
duction at 1862 a ton, was. a fair en-
gineer's estimate. and then wished to
give the committee members the ac-
countant's report as to actual factory
cost with the understanding it would
not be printed in the hearings. Sena-
tor Swanson protested against receiv-
ing any figures that could not be made
public. and Senator Poindexter wanted
to close the hearings at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-25
Bill Will Garry Changes.

1t is now more than ever certain that
the bill will carry certain proposed
legislative changes, by which the Presi-
dent will relinquish the appointing Of
the register of wills. the recorder Of
deeds. the board of childrens guard
ians. the board of charities. IT is prob
able that the bill will also take from
the Attorney General the duty of APP
pointing trustees for the Industrial
Home School for colored Girls.
The appropriation bill is dependent
to some extent on what comes from the
District committee in the shape OF A
bill to conform to the ideas of the joi mt
select fiscal committee which recon-
mended change in the relations be-
tween the United States and the Dis
trict of Columbia. The House has hea rd
that Chairman Johnson will introduce a
bill carrying out those ideas. with an
Inheritance tax included. and that he
also intends to introduce other legis-
laton embra cling some of his wen
known proposals as to further taxa
tlOu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-25
French Line Penetrated.

PARIS, january IS. $50 pm.
The French war Office state
ment on the progress OF hostili-
ties, given out this afternoon,
says that last night there was con-
tinued artillery activity in the
vicinity of Nieuport, in Belgium.
The results OF this fire are de-
scribed as favorable to the
French.
German troops at one point
penetrated the first line of French
trenches. but they were at once
driven out after a very spirited
fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-25
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow
warmer tonight moderate southerly
winds.
Temperature for the past twenty-four
hours: Highest, 56, at > m. today,
lowest. 36. at II pm. yesterday.
Full report on page fifteen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
@ilfcssSarre Npti;en.

- 0sitsre 65 Situsps. ,uiummsn
iest 113, bsneu Elm BetrisbscsrIififat
usrpsiaert purps. mu6tsn am 6reitag
ibre &bdli9tsit sluitellsn.
- @barlss y. Snpcrr, elmer Der
@rhnbsr bss S8ilfss Barre .8.coro-
unb ipdtsr Ssruus9sbsr Der .Gimss"
nno Su,lstOn rSsntintl." ilt am Don.
nsritu9 in @resnUlh. Conn.,, i'm glltsr
uOn 10 Sabrsn 9eltOrbsn.
- Der 3s Sabre nlts Sobn Dauiss
pon 9iorb Rluer Stra6e, elm Brsmier
Der Q. & 8. @iirnbnbn. Duros Srsita9
nubs 9uolOH selUotet. als iih Elm SuB
in elmer SBsi6s Usrfius unO sr oann
BON isiusm 3us iibsrIabrsn wuros.
- Der Slrrii Der bisItssn Strasen'
bohn Nngtitslltsn. Der ON IA. Sitober
1915 In Srait trat, 1T ON Slmitaa
snOIidl bsenOG moroen. inOem Die an'
0efislltsn bsitlcGsn. bic Sffsrte Der
@ompuuis liir cine Seils9un9 oss ans
ftanbss anjunebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
Stabtratb.

Die Sroiunnl fir bic Steuererhsb
uus fur nGhiteS Sabr fpurot 5rsitae
pom Stabtrath enoalltig an9snommen
uno ihreibt cine Seiteueruna uon 3 12
Wtllls per Dollar Der Wsrtbabibdsung
auf @sbduosu uno Ysrbeiierunssn unO
10I5 Wtills auf Sauo Dor.
Sine sluIubl Sla9sn un6 Sbuoen.
foroerungen wurosn uor9ebraht, Die
Biireer ppn Columbia glpsuue lomie
@hsituut gusnue protsitirtsn ergen bic
4f1uitsruns ssnannter StruBsn, unO ss
wnroe 5uIsst beihlOiisn. bic Sahe fir
einise 3sit 3u uerihisben. Direttor
9nges erfIrte In VerbinounS NIT Den
SdaoenfOrosrnn9sn, oab mebrers Der.
islbsn ben Sportelnrishsnosn aouoia,
ten iuluihreibtn iino. rpdhreno anoere
oaourh sntitanoen, oas 2eule eiuen no
tiirllhen Wnltrme9 perbanten uuo Der.
1noerten. unb oann iif beflagten, neil
oaS Waher einsn unnatiirlihen Nus'
meg finoen muB.
i3nst Hots Der Diamond 0au6 @om.
panie, prlhe fur einsn nsitersn Gin.
gang gu @eltcn 5slo uno fur abIuss'
fanale BON Der Stdot gswhniht ptr'
ben. fino fiir nur is $500 bsltsusrt. is.
bod foroert bic @ompanie is 81. 500 /;
man mill iih Die Snhr trildrsn laisn.
5raut Wic OOnalo pOn gGeit UaItet
StruBe erbislt @rluubnlB. cine StraBsu.
ubr aufiuitsllen. u: 9. @ruber uou
@ecar ausnue uno slntbrucite Wiotor
@Ompanis uOH Npoming Nusnus puro
erIaubt, @alOltnbcbdtsr Su srri6ten.
Dtrettor Sapes bieB Die @rri9tuns
ueri6isOsnsr StruBeHitdter gut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
Bii6prGt6ic6GnCe.

guf eine re9t eiaenarttge 8eiie itnr
in RuIitI3 pulen iebt aIerbanb
Srudfaden untsr oos Bolt getommen
Die friiber Gngftlia gebeim eebalter
purben. 2tls bic ruIiii9en @eripal.
tungsbeb0rben it1 gum 9tb5ue in oas
Snnere oes Reides riiIteten, 6efabl>oas
3eniurzaOmite Die v8erni6tung" Der
bort auf9eItapelten perbptenen Bidder,
grof6iiren uno Slugbldtter. SIN
2aufe LANCER Sabre bate itb infolae
Der 9lngit Der Regierung Dor ieoer
politifden uno ioaiaIen 2luftIGrung
oes 8oItes cine re9t erbblihe Maifs
oerarti9er 2iteratur angeiommelt.
9alo aber fdno ii4 Elm gambler, Der
gan5e 80 &opeteu fir oen 3entner
5ablte, fobaB aus bieIem @eI6Gft cine
Ginnabme bon runb 1900 Ru6el ers
3ielt purbe!
S6on porber bate bns gsnannte
&omite In unperantnurtlidem 2ei6ts
INN bei9Iofeu, bic GIteren, gum Sell
iebr pertpolen, auf Dem Snoer Der
Reeierun9 itebenOen Werte aus ibrem
Bdri6auer 9lr9ip gu perbrenuen
Sin pfli9ttreuer @ 8eamter erbOt
ii6, gegen cine 9elobnung bon 800
Ru6eI oieie gtrbeit gu iibernebmen. Gr
betam Iein 9elo uno Ole Bidder perz
idpanben. So9 ni9t in 5lummen
gingen Iie auf, Ionoern Der I9Iaue
9iener bes Stdutes pertaufte lie an
einen finbt9en SOpf, bas puO (glei9
40 Pfun6) gu l RubeI unb 20 So
peten. Sm Orange Der Gretgnife
frdgte niemano, ipobtn Die 9ebeims
gibIiotbet peri9punbeu mar. Der
9edmte aber iledte einen profit BON
mebreren tauIenO Rubel elm, uno mas
Der !SGnOler nod perbienen tpirS, bas
ldbt iid natiirlih nidt bsurteilen. @s.
IoIIen tofibare Munuitripte uno aIte
Ionit ni9t mebr erbGItlide 9rude ibm
5ugefaIlen ieiu, fir Die 2iebbaber
ubrI9einIih redt nette Siimm6en
nbIen tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
Oai6t,r O'Rsill b.uilliuts u,ft.rn

- Rintr O'Jleill bsmiliiste e.ftern
81 Gheihsibunaen. barnnttI ytona
Saaen pon Gilbert Sageu. Settle ID
0tdel uon Charles s. Ssdtt, Sou u.
Shdfsr pon @moip g. SGdfer. SObn
u. @ssnsr uon @lilabsth @sBnsr, @ar'
rie Sirih pon 6ronf 0iiih. GDllbelmi
no @srine uon 6reo @erlne.
- Gin Rrna im @ertb BON $3.50 III
In ben lsstsn Ioaen IN oem Sumtlen
laben uon Dale & 0iltins an Wpomin9
Aptnue tntDsn6et noroen. Der Disb
itabl tpuroe erit naf stlihsn Tagen be-
meft. oa Der Disb sinen fnlihsu Rlna
in Ons @sitsa sinihuItsts. pdbrsno ibnl
Der Ysridufsr tsmpordr ben Rhdsn ju
9tnanot battle.
= Der 16 Sabre ulte 6ranf Stspio
BON @reen Place erhislt ON Oirnltas
Uormitta9 mthrere gtbrohene Rippen
uuo S0rptri6rammen. unb Wfur BOIf
gang pon Benn auenue Durbs am SOl
per SerihunNen. als baS Don ltstsrem
gslsitsie NutomobIl on. Der @de Don
aooms Nuenue uno 9ibiou StraBe mil
sinsm Sh aBsEbabuwdSsn tolliolrts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
SDn NeterSbura.

= Das SubsrfeitsmtrN in Der beut.
iheu ct Yetersfirhs am beiIigen abeno
nm z llbr 9efsisrt merben am Dion,
tag Wtorsen um Z llbr piro Der Saupt
Ueihuuhts @OttGsoienlt nit Prsbist
italIfinOeu.
= SOhn @arabstta, Der @atte Der
Glteiten 3Odtsr Dtamie pon 5rau
aOOlf Ssnoer. fturb ON Sounia9 on
ShDt biuft i'm 9Iltsr pon 80 Sabrsu
uno nurbe uOn Yaltor Baul Summer,
Der Dor Orei Sabrsn bic Ernuuns uOu.
Iop. pom 2rautl hauie, 1924 2ute Woe.
nue., besroi9t. nobel BnitOr Summer in
italisnii6, beutih unO en9lilb rsbsts.
= Petsrsburs wirb Oud on bsm Se.
itrsbsn fur Stus Der Sbsrfldhs tbeil.
nebmsn. oeun Donnsritng Jia6t fano
cine BsriummIuns uOn Sdrssrn itatt
uno elm 3wsig Der Scranton Cher.
fldhtitiisuH9 9sislliduft wuros oanu
sesriiuoet. Dtlien Bsamtsn iino !:
Brdlioent, 8iitOr lSsn,el Yi,t Yrai.
bent. 6rso. Dug; Ssiretdr, Charles
Uiager; Shusmeiitsr, 8m. S6uls ;
Grultess, Charles 0ampel, S8. 3. Sn0.
pfsl uno Or. S. 8. SiibOp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
, Wit frsubrrfii1trm 6.r,rn q"

idrsibt srau Fb. Ssln,, 5O7 Bsit 81.
st., 9isw yOrf Sip, pteile i'd, Sbuen
nit. oab i6 quite @rfOlse nit Der aus,
9sjeihusten Wtebijin. 5orni's Nlpsn.
frGutsr, er,ielte. 3wsimal mountlit
lit ih on ihmersm Slutgane uno hattie
bann anfIlle pon Shminoel uno Sopf.
ihmerien. 9tuh @sbrau6 pon nur
etusr Slaide glpenfrdutsr pnren allr
msine Beihwsrosn usrihDnuOen. @s
1T Elm Uunoerbnres Ssilmittsl. Utsiu
fleintr Sobn. pier Sabre alt, bat chen.
fnlls Die Wfsoijtn nit 9utem @rfola ae.
uOmmen. gSir fiblsn uns bsios nobl.
auf msinsn fdt 9sbraudsn isst ,nei
Damen alpsnfrauter. SD babe einen
srossn Ystauntsntrsis uno peroe mein
Seltss utriuhen, oas SsiImittsl be,
fannt ~ mahen."
2uuisnOt bubtn @siunobeit uno
aruft In Oleisml ;sitsrprObtsm arduter.
hsilmitttl 9sfunoen. Wfan fra9s niht
oarnuh in apotbsfen es 1T bort uid1t
III baben. IS wiro Dem Bublitum oi.
left 9slisfert uon ben Ssritsllsrn, Or.
Better 6ubrnsp & CONS &c., 1926
90. 9Opus aUs., SbiraSu. gu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
Bon Der e Ibieite.

Den @bsl,utsn R. 8. Ssriiban BON
Seoar auenus 1T cine 3ohter 9sboren
moroen.
gDril er legtsn 6rsitne siuen faliheu
5suerularm srtOnsn lisB. mu6te Der %
Sabre alte glu9uit Otobr pon Yesh
Strars am Oisnitn9 i'm YOljsi9srlhl
s25 Strnfe SubIen. A.aA
Srnu StrIlu ". Stsanr, friibsr auf
oleItr Ssite wObnhnft. III ON Samitus
in lbrer DOhnun9 gu SonGsoult ssitOr'
ben. Sle wilo uon Dem @utten ubtr:
lebt. DIE Ssiirsuns funo Oienllu9
bort itatt.
Die Srec @Ounou1 NObuuup on Der
@ds uOn Stafioro ausHne uno GOnntll
StruBs, in %uduwanuu 9Opnibip. III
Sonntng Jioht bul Oh sinen Brnnb ,er'
fort wOreen, ben cine rrpIOOirte Srl'
lnmps osruriabte. Der Yerluit bsfIG9t
etwa 81. 900. .s,s1r-
@uibnstOn Camp giO. 43O, g. 3.
9. Of G.. srpGblte UiOntua Jindt bic
folgsn6en Ssumien : PrGiiosnt, @o'
pato SsIlsrmnnn YR, Praiibtnt, 98.
@. Wipbr ; 6lnanS Sstrstdr. VOuls 8.
Subj YrOtOi. Sefrstdr. 5risOri6 8.
@iinier; WiOltsr Of SOrms. SObn
Sidus Stuemtifter. SrsO S8. &ir6
bOff SOnbuctor, Nrtbur Wrb.r sSn.
ipeIlOr. SufOb Wterier ; Gussre Wud,s,
i5runf Wiuus 3rultse fur 1S WiOna'
te, SObn SrOwn.
- sIls iih 9ienftas giutt on Siio
SrOmltp 2lusuus cine Ysri6lsbuna De
Sbe flGds srsiguets unO Die 9astObre
barlt. wuroen orsi Yerionen onrh bns
uusitrDmsnbs @uS iibermGltist. Srnu
@lliabstb 5Or muroe in aefdbrlihem
Sullano ins lSsitieits Soipitnl esnom
men. wGbrsno Ssrau annu ISOr uno ibr
9iGhrissr @nisl nitt 70 itart nifi,irt
wursn unO ii6 In Der friihsn ynil mie.
Der srbOltsn. Wiehrere Wohnuuesn
wnrcsn burd Die Seri6isbun9 au9 be
ihdoi9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
Snce Natf Npfi;er.

- Srnu gnna s, 8artb pon grice
Struss 1T sritsrn WiOr9sn asitorbsn.
sic miro pon ,nei 3Ottern uno smsi
S0bnen iibsrlebt. Die Yeiissun9 fine
Oct Sumitus i'm SBuibburu Strube
5risrbOf itatt.
- Srnu Carrie Tumistp uon Jioro
9snier guenue perlor ON UiUntn9 elm
Ysiu. ole Iie Die bOrtlaen VadaWnnnH
@slsiie freujsn wOllte unb pOu sirsm
3ug nieber9ernunt murbe. sic bsfins
oct iih I'M Staat SoipltaI.
- Ufnrtin 8. DieYain uon gpoibs
burn StTose. mtlf,er oils Sniptftor
oes 3ehenusrihiebuuls 3Ones gu 1af.
lin drssitellt mar. muTos nm Wionta9
Jiubmlttna pGhrsno Der glrbeit uOn
.insm Q. & y. 3ug setrOifsu uuO iO'
tort 9etOotet.
- GIs Snmitag 9intmittne Sran
Sohn Hsmolbltls pon GhndsIg Strase
Shnapps iiir cine 8inosetuufs jub.rsi'
tste uno osritlbs ubsrfuhte, lit uuf br
alsio ergOb uno ON SIsn in Srano
ssristb, Duinr bic Srnu itllmm per.
bronnt. ebs Die 9inhbnrn bic Slammsn
lOIhen fOnntsu. Sm Subnsmann 9os
ipital slanbt man, oas Die frau wieOsr
gsnsien Diro.
- ausuitu Suitsa 9iO. 3ss. Tittsr
oes 9Oloensn aolers. srnGblte lsste
VI ode Die folasnbsn Bsnmtsn: 9iOble
@bisf. Sruut W. 9sb; YR. @bitf. 8.
u. SroDH 9. 0erulb, Srsb 6uIp i;
y. Srleit, Ssnrp 2sbsr; V. permit,
=. Sal,munu &. of @., 5srsb Eisss;
W. Of u. nnO @. Of e., Ssnrp @siB ;
&ruitce iiir 18 Wiounts. Ssnrp Seber
Ssrtreter i'm @rOsfaitsIl. 0snrp Weber ;
Stslluertreter, Senrp @siB; Oiitritt
@rano Shief Stntg Stber.
- Daniel Tbomas uon Dsdsr st.,
elm Sdufer in Der Wfount Bleniant
3shs. Opisrts um Samitus isin Ssbsn,
um eiuem Wfitarbsitsr gu belfeu. oelisn
Shlfsrufs er h6rte. Tbomns nuroe
lpGtsr ourt ihwarien Shpnbsn .r.
lildt auf9efunOsu. uno Der Dtann. oem
sr Ssiltano asben wOllte, Darn Sta.
uinsti uOn Slo 5Orss, mar bur6 bic
@ntiiinouus stHsr an9eiummslttn @as.
maiis Su 2oos usrbronnt wOrOsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
EurioGe coai6.

On Die pbantuitiI6en @orfsGIuns
gen, Die frii6er an Die in ben &unonen
ppbnenbs sebetmnispoGIe &raft ges
tniipft purpen, erinnert bas 20. Ses
colo: Die &anonen, Die in Stalien
in Der erfen SGlfts bes IA. Sabrbuns
oerts sebaut purben, tperben bon Pes
trarca foIsenoermuben geidiIosrt: n@s
gelang bem MenI6en in feiner 3ers
It0run9sput, ben 8IiBitrabl, ben @irs
OIL fir unna6abmli9 belt, bod nads
3ubiIoen. Gr ldbt. ibn, Der fonit aus
Den WoIten Sudt, aus einem b6aifden
Snitrumsnt BON Sola btrporfdieben." "
9tuf Die bOI5ernen &anonen fOl9ten Die
eiiernen, uno um 1470 9oB man 9e=
Tbiibe aug Supfer poer 8ron5e. 9lber
nod i'm Is. Subrbunbert serbraden
iih Die @elebrten ben &opf iiber bic
rGtIelbafte &raft, bic bic 9eIhofe
tets na9 born trieb unb H9rieben oies
Dun6er benz beriibmten rqbI6eu por
Der 9eere" gu, eins sigfade Grtldrung,
bic fir alles berbaIten muBte, mas iie
nttbt beritanben. Sonoer6dr lit es,
lpie nod Rabelais 6ie1e 9lni9auung
feItbdIt: n0enn Oas PuIper perbroudt
mar, fam es Dor, OaB, um ben BON
cer Natur nidbt gepolIten leeren Ruum
gu permeiben, bic 8ugsl beftig aus
benz S6lunbe oes @eI4ii5es beraus
9eT6Ieubert puroe, nm oie Cuff in
BEN Raum etnortngen gu lnTTen, Der
IonIt leer geblieben lpdre, naboem ba3
PuIper burd5 bas Idnene Seuer oers
brau6t poroen mar"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
StGOt nnO Gountb.

- Die monatihe Ysriammlun9 oes
2adawunna 3pei9es finost morasn
(Srslta9) Abeno i'm Yieoerfran, Salino
oil aoumS Autnue itutt.
- @tbr. Sprufs, pel6e 5aas TUDOR
oas alte @tite @iatiOnal Sauf @sbGuoe
an &udawauna gueuue erwarben, per.
tauftsn onHslbe nm Oonntltag nit
sinem RrOfit uOn ss,o an Sarrp Dt.
Siegtl.
- Jiufbsm SsnrD 6. StGfer uuo
feline Satin ameIin isit 80 Subren ,u.
Iammen selebt, ltrtnste sr Donnerllne
cine SIu9e fir @beihsiouu9 9esen iis
on, init Der 8esriinouus UOn Srauia.
mer DsbunOlun9.
- Die Sudawanna @ompauie nlro
untsr ibrsn iammIliheu Angsitelten,
Die sinen WfOuatsIobn 3ishen. $500. 600
nls 9slhsnt uertbrilrn. mie Donnerltaa
abeno pom @eneral Superintrnosntsn
=. Df. Rlns bsfaunt Ssmudt wurOs.
- Dus @sriht srlisB am Douusr.
flag cine anOronnu9. msldt Die l8srtb,
ubihGsuns Oss SObIsnlunOss I'M @oun,
tg auf $500 ben 5us ader f,iti,st.
Dies 1T cine @rhOhun9 uon $125 Den
5uB adsr. aber $25 Uenissr, ole wie
Die SOuutp aOmmiiiGrs fsltlsstsn.
- Der bstannts tsiuan,isr, 6. ..
SimpiOn, 81 Sabre alt, III ON Disn.
lta9 Wtorgsu IN leiner lBobnun9 an
Oliue Stru6e ben 6olgsn Der Ysrles.
uu9en erIegen. pelfe er Dor Snbreslriit
oauontrus, oils gu 2uplOr ielu Automo
bll uuo elm StraBsnbubnpussn GUAM,
men ltisBsn.
- N6hrsnO Srau 9sOrse Wtiller
uon WiInsral StraBe iih 5rsiias Jiub
mitta9 In einem 9tdhbul baus belano,
nm elmer Ssihenfsier bsliuwObnen, er.
elgntts Iih in Der eigeneH UObnun9
cine 2IusOOie, inosm ibre 4lobrise
GOhtsr Osm Siihsnofsu gu nabs fam,
oeTrn Sletoun9 in Brano 9rIlttb uno
iie 10 ihlimm uerbrannt nurbs. onb iit
UuIO uudbsr i'm Stuut 9Olptul fturb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
Slprb 2crantpn.

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10 oils bic @inbrther usrbaftst unO lpd'
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
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Hrd,baIb Sorreipuubeu,l

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ON DtontOS Jid6t @rOufHs usripsiits.
befam er slnen ltarisu 0ultsnaniall.
cine 9tuB issts iid Oabsi i'm pals fsii
nno er erlildte. tpt osr frsmot 36Iper
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
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Der StaruiIls .3,hs ,miiden elmer Tbiir
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
Suninpre.

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uno Sbsftnut StruBsn. srstsuste Ii&
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-21
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llno idming OBJ unIern SGuptsrn
Sein iie9reih Banner pie0er;
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Den 0dmOn unferer 3eit,
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Senannt 9Iei9giiItigteit!
Wuersbers.
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Sarb0n6ale GOrrelpon0enl.l
Amti Suiaiisn Ots staat SOi

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The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-16
I ] RUSSIA HAS
 RESIGNED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. - It was learned today through officials of the state department that George T. Mayre. the ambassador of the United States at Petrograd, was about to re- tire, and that the President was con sidering his successor. The reason for the ambassadors giving up his post is announced as poor health. The legation at Petrograd has made eX- treme drafts on the time and atten- ton of the United States representa- tive, and the overwork consequent therein has broken down Mayre. It is likely that the retirement will be of ficially announced, and his successor appointed within a few days.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-16
RUSSIANS BRAVE MACHINE GUNS
 AND WIN

PETROGRAD, Feb. f5. - The war office reports considerable fighting along the northern battle line between the Germans and Russians between Riga and Dvinsk. The Russians are holding fast and yielding no ground, where the Germans have attacked, and in many places the Russians themselves are on the offensive, their gradually developing, and taking in larger portions of the line. The Russians have succeeded in oc' cupying some of the German trenches, although their gains were won at an enormous cost as the Germans deci- mated the attackers with deadly machine gun fire, and the Russian losses were excessive.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-16
DEPARTMENT TO INQUIRE INTO
 OWNERSHIP

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. - The Senate today voted in favor of a con gressional inquiry into the advisabil- ity of government ownership of public utilities as against government regu- lation and control, which has been the policy of the United States so far. The vote in favor of the inquiry was 39 to 23 The opponents of govern ment ownership fought the measure, and the big vote against them came as surprise. as the conservatism of the senators was figured on defeating the proposition.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-16

the following information as to the plans of Secretary Lane and Chairman Edes in reference to construction work on the government railroad:
 Actual development of the fabulous ly rich Matanuska coal fields in Alas ka will begin this year. The small, independent miner will have a chance, under the lease system Secretary of the Interior Lane Is expected to an nounce within the next few weeks, to work this coal field Uncle Sam has so carefully guarded from being gobbled up by the coal barons. This is the prediction from Secretary of the In terior Lane By fall he plans to have the government railroad built to the coal fields An army of railroad build CTS will begin about March 1 to com plete the line to the Matanuska fields.
 Our immediate objective is the Matanuska fields" said Secretary Lane today. We want to push the railroad through so that we will be in the coal fields by the end of this year. We have drawn lease on these coal lands. We hope within thirty days to be able to announce those parts of the coal fields that are re served to the government At the end