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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

ceived from the three.speed twins in
carrying r. T.. d. routes. The approval
Of the motorcycle and sdevan by the
postal department has given official en-
dorsement Of this modern method of
transportation. A sidevan can be oper-
ated at a cost of but a few dollars a
month, far less than the cost of horses
and rig, and is much faster in getting
around to everyone on the rural route
"The great amount of power which
the motor has in reserve for use at the
will of the rider makes the Harley
Davidson three-speed twin especially
desirable for h. +. d. service because
the carriers cannot pick their roads.
Uncle Sam requires that mail be de
liyered regardless Of the weather and
the conditions of the roads
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15
General Johnson
Died In His Arms

Seattle, Wash, April l5.--Dr Henry
Handell, in whose arms General Albert
Sidney johnson died of his wounds at
the battle of Shiloh in the civil war, is
dead today at his home at LaConner.
He was 50 years of age.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15
Some FadS and FanCieS
for the MOtOriSt

Luncheon kits have not been aug
mented by foreign additions this year,
but our own manufacturers have added
to their lines. \ set has two cases,
made as long as possible to fit on the
running boards, one on either side. One
carries all the fittings, bottles, jars and
dry foods, while the other has small
ice tank in the center with food con
tainers at either side.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15
MRS. FRED KRUG SERIOUSLY ILL
Reliability

Mrs. Fred Krug is seriously ill at her
home in South Silverton having suffer-
ed a stroke of paralysis Thursday
evening last. Her left side is com
pletely helpless. Two years ago she
had slight stroke which affected the
left side of the face and shoulder. Mrs.
G. Greene, Of Portland, sister of Mrs.
Krug, and Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Elwick,
daughter and son-in-law, of Browns
vile, were called here by the serious
illness of the mother-Silverton APP
peal.
Try Capital Journal Want Ads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

In spite of serious handicap, due
to the shortage of motor vehicle freight
ears, Detroit manufacturers managed
to ship approximately $4,000 motor cars
Of the passenger type during January.
This figure was obtained by care
full canvas of the concerns in Detroit
and is a close approximation to the ac-
tual number Yet this rather large
shipment would have been much greater
had the makers been able to secure all
the railroad ears they wanted in which
to convey the vehicles to their destina-
tion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

nacle in which the Twin Falls show,
Twin Falls, Idaho, is to be held, will
not be available as soon as was ex-
pected, it has been found necessary to
change the date for the show to April
rs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

Another kit is odd enough to deserve
special mention. 1t is similar in shape
and size to the old-fOshioned carpet bag
and it is designed to hang ON the rail.
The fittings are neatly arranged in
series of pockets, while at the bottom
are the food containers. The case is
made Of enameled duck. The willow
cases are temporarily out of the mar
ket.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15
ECONOMY IS TALKING
POINT OF SAXON CAR
Single Gallon Of Gasoline Is
Sufficient for Thirty Miles
In Roadster

cit ism t the actual cost of oil for q
motor car that makes the average mo
tOriSt late ear that uses up quanti-
ties OF the black heavy grease, " said
Mr.. Lloyd l.. Ryan, who has the agency
for the Saxon Motor cars here. cit =
the bother that comes from having to
pour oil into the machine every few
miles
While the cost of oil, totaled at
the end Of the season, is a sizeable
amount the expense from time to time
comes in a driblet tnat is hardly no
ticed. But no man, who ever dressed
up for day : otoring and then had to
fill the oil well of his car twice dur
ing the ride, can forget the inconveni-
ence, especially it. he had to do it him.
self
With the Saxon cars the oil consump-
tion is remarkably low It's so small
that it is big economy of operation
and the oil bill at the end of 4 month
will show big difference over tnat of
many other automobiles. In addition,
the mileage obtained upon single pint
of oil means that the icOnvenienees of
retilling are fewer and that is, be-
ieye, a big feature,
cone point of oil will insure perfect
fabrication for IN average of 1875 miles
travel This means that there is a low
cost for long ride, and long ride
with no thought of the Oilihg of the
car There is no need to question every
few miles-'Have enough oil? A
great variety Of tests have demonstrat-
ed the minimum oil consumption fea-
ture Of tine Saxon motor car.
" And while economy is under dis
cussion, the low fuel consumption of
the Saxon motor ears also is worthy of
comment. single gallon of gasoline
is sufficient for 30 miles of travel in
the roadster, and the gasoline consump-
tion Of the siX-cylinder ear is proper
tionately low, much lower than the av-
eragc ear of like power, 20 miles or
more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

While overhauling an old two-cylin,
der car, II. Z. Booth of Pomona, Cal,
found in the crank case a Sizable
chunk of refined gold which had appar-
emily been once the crown of some
body's tooth. Its presence in the oil
and other residue has not been ex.
planned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

Returns from thirty.four states show
receipts from automobile, motor truck
and chauffeur registrations of $4,lSS,.
7I5l6. New York leads in fees as well
as in registrations, its motorists having
paid $l,S74,075.5O to the state during
1915. Pennsylvania is second with ST..
GG5, 5,276.5O. Iowa has $l,5lO,7 1852 in
fees to her credit, while New Jersey au.
tomobilsts and those visiting the state
surrendered 81 ,O62 ,922.9G, and Massa-
chusetts, another great touring state,
shows receipts of $l,Oj4, ,7O4.jO. These
are the only states whose fees passed
the $1,OOO,O0O mark, although Ohio re-
ceived 1898, 3,7S9.3S and Illinois 1924
905.74.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

OF the production Of ears and motor
trucks by the manufacturers Of the
United States in 1915, which reached
total of nearly 100000 vehicles, a
goodly percentage was exported to Eu-
rope, Asia, South America, in all, so
countries in different sections of the
globe. The number Of cars and trucks
shipped abroad increased each month,
as shown by latest government export
statistics, the increase for the year be
ing 25O per cent, while the estimated
value is $lOO,OOO,0OO.
In considering the gain of ear and
truck registrations during the year it
must also be considered that a large
number of cars must have been scrap
ped, their places being taken by new
vehicles, which necessarily make the
total gain shown somewhat lower than
if these older cars had remained in COM
mission in addition to the newer ma
chimes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

Bulletin service on all roads through.
out Oregon is part of plan of greater
activity on the part of the Portland Au-
tomobile club. In this way it hopes to
encourage touring throughout the state.
The club will also publish 1916 tour
book.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

In the double rain capes the under
cape falls well below the hip line and is
sleeveless, while the outer cape is six
inches shorter. The capcs may be hat
in any Of the new rubberized materials.
but in heavy, rainproofed satin or 5,
they are the least bulky.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15
Automobile News
FLYING SPARKS
OF MOTORDOM
< 4 y !: 4 x 4 4 y 4 4, = 4 4 i

No Federal appropriation is to be
made for the repair Of the Roosevelt
Gam Highway, now known as the
Apache trail. The House Committee on
appropriations takes the view that for
the government to aid in maintaining
this highway would be to set a danger.
Gus precedent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

White canvas hats, trimmed W
patent leather rose leaves and leather
bands, are smart With these hats tn
Georgette veils are worn. These are
of red or ccrese chiffon, with the draw.
string through one.inch border of
black silk. The hats are in small sailor
shapes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

4 new sport set consists of French
sacque and hat to be worn with linen
suit. The sacque is made of old
Jersey cloth, is of hip length and is
very full. The collar and narrow front
revcrs are of tan linen and the fold on
the full flowing sleeve is the same. The
hat is wide brimmed soft straw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

Among the smart hats for motoring
are small, roll-rimmed sailors of smooth
felt. The brims are faced with rough
felt and they are trimmed with band
and smart bow at the left side. A
Bangkok straw in the same shape is
trimmed with wide, green leather
band fastened in the front with three
leather buckles and straps. The edge
has narrow binding of leather to
match.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

Because Of the fact That the tabcr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

Yellow silk jersey cloth is used in a
very smart sport suit for touring use.
1t is made with a full, short skirt, with
a roll eirdle and with deep pockets at
each side. A white silk shirtwaist with
yellow Windsor tie is worn under the
Russian blouse coat, which is belted
with a wide sash. The hat is a wide
brimmed soft straw, faced with the vel
low material. The brim and crown are
painted with corn flowers and butter
cups.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

A touring coat made of broken plaid,
in black and white, is in the very full
Raglan model, with ueep sleeves and
high, buttoned Chin-Chin collar. The
coat has deep pockets set into the side
seams, with flaps that button back, and
the coat is lined to the waistlne with
hunters green satin. Big black and
white buttons form part of the trim
ming.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-15

Comfort cases that are shaped like
small Victoria bags are fitted with
cream, lotions and powders. They may
be had in the colored fancy feathers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
SOu Netersbur0.

- Srau sobn Stewart. Eodlsr bes
albert Sdr pon Taplor ausnue, III am
6rsitas in ibr,r WOhuuns ,u Sflaboma
eeltorbsn. Ste miro pon bem @atten
uno 3mei 9inbern iibsrlebt.
- Die @onrao Uinper apotbsfe an
Der @de BON PrsscOtt gluenue uno aib
SfraBe nurbe friib SOnntas WtOreen
um So In SIeinDediel beruubt. Die
@inbrsher ihnitten Elm Siuterfeniter
beraus uno erbruhsu bas @aibrsgiltsr.
- Ole Siahbaridaft uon grescott
Gpsnue unb aih StraBs III In letter
3eit burh 3ehenusridiebuugsn affi,irt
morben uno lssten Donueritag mnd,ts
lid elm grocer RiB in BEN nsuen 8fla.
itsr an 8reseOtt auenue bemertbar ;
etpa Elm DussuO 9ebGube iiuO aud
lsibt beibdoigt woroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
NJ anbpline TN Sanfcb

fir tint 8iOIinr, 8tSh pbn Gurutt. Cine 500
Raus cline. amsrifanil6ss 8dbrifat. fur alsiH-
putbisss 9nffrumsni ME pbsn. gla@jufrasss
in Der pgBohtnbIatt" Sffin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
Nprb Scrantpit.

- Soispb Slsin BON @Olben aueuue
1T DOnnsrftas )iuhmitta9 mad fnrssr
9rantbeit 9eitOrben. Die Seilesun9
fano SOnntas 0iabmittas I'm Dun'
more 6risbbOf itatt.
- Ser Wianu nsl6er am porlsstsn
Dienitas nabe Der @reen 9ttbss Sabn'
itatiOn uOn einsm 8abuIugs 9stOOtst
wurbe. 1T ipGter oils au9uit Stantot
uOn Witglert apenue iosntifiSirt worben
- Drsi @Obnunesu an 5srbinanb
Stra6e, @isentbum BON STANLEY Sre'
iinstp, Sobu POneiat uno Wtartin
Sbaranilis. WurOsn friib am Dienita9
DiOr9en Our6 sinsn SrunO 3srii6rt,
nit einsm Serluit pom Sc, 900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
DittStpn.

- Sm Susquebanna Slug, obsr.
balb BEN Weit BittstOu SrieNbof. LIT
Die 2sihe eines Wtdodens aufgsfunoen
Dorben, oas am Donnerita9 oils Die 18
Sabre alte 500 Wt. 8rown uon Seba.
itopol tbsntlfi,irt wurbe. DaS Wido.
den ibeint nab einsm Streit init ben
@ltern SelbitmOrb bssansen 3u baben.
sm SamitaS erilGrte Or. 3. 8. Snp.
Ter nuh elmer lnteriuduns. 6aB elm
8erbrehen ucrlis9e, inbem ale An,ei.
den anosutsn, baB bas Wtdbhen suerlt
erOrolieIt uno oann in ben Slug 9slpor'
fen muroe. Der "a Sabre alts Wfart
9Oiier, Der als uerodhti9 perbaitet
worosn mar, 1T Wtonta9 wisOsr irsiss.
lalien moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
&ilfes:8arre SSptisem.

= 0isun,sbn Der BOli,iftsn, bic re-
iteuirten, neil iie StraBsnbabnwagen
beidiiseu iollten, baben Dieuita9 Den
WfapOr gebeten, ibnen wieoer Slnitel.
uu9 ju 8ebeu.
- Sin bsfiiser 0inbiturm. Der am
Donnetltag 8ilfss. .Burre unb umse.
genb beimiuhte, entpnrlslte 8dume,
rib Die uerihieoenen Orabtlsitunesn
nieber uno fegte ShOrnltstne uOn Sc.
b1uoen.
= arhitsft 9sOres s. Shr6Ssr unb
5rdulsin Wtnrp Z. 0tuobg iino Sams
flag Dtorgen in Der Selli9eu 9erj Sir.
DIE su Plains burh Biarrsr s. s. o.,
uialsD gum 8unO fiirs Ssbsn siussisS'
net moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
MuS bem pberen Sbaie.
(arhbalb @orreiponbeu3.)

- Gin unbtfannter Wtann muros
friib Sreitag Wtoraeu 3u Didfon @itD
DON sinem .. & Us. Sradt,us iiberfab'
rem un6 gst6otet. SeiOe Beine MUIR
ben abseihuittsn unb ibm elm SbaOrl'
bruh 3ugeIti9t.
(@arbonoale @orreiponoen3.)
- @pan @bwaros pom Simpion 1T
am Otenltag in Der @OalbrOOf 3shs &C.
t6otst moroeu, ais er nah ieiner Sam'
mer suriidfsbrte. sbe cine Spren9uu9
erfolsts. 3wsi 0unOlunssr, antbCup
BeorO uno IbOmas Balanstg, nurOen
9leidIeitiS un9sidbrltA usrlest.
- Dem &c Sabre alts SOispb Utar.
tuaci uOn Der 98sitlsite lpuroe anfan9s
Iester WOhe Dor sinem 0Otsl an 5au
broot Strase elm S11OsIbruh 3u0e.
fi9t. oils er an sinsm 3ramau tbsiI,
nabm. 9m 9iOtbfall 0Oipilal wurOe
iein 3uitano sin als frittlher bstrahtet.
Reg9Ore Graneitane uOn electric allsD
ilt 5reitaS Jiaht oils iein an9reifer usr'
baftet Dprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
staOt llnO Gonnti).

= 2bOmas S'Sara pon Brouioence
Rono nHo Sarrp .. Oumpbrep uou
eeoar auenue batten am Sonntoa elm
tnappes @ntfOmmsn, oils ibr gutomo.
bill 3u 8reat Benb ourt Elm @elanoer
runnle nno finfjsbu 5uB unten auf
ben Srts 9eleiien lanbete. 9eibs Itno
rsdt tdmsrSIid, aber nidt gefabrli6
uerlsst DOrben.
- Sn oem Dauioon Shuhlaoeu on
Spruce StraBs CAB 20 Oienitaa Oiat,
mittag einen 8rano, Der fiir cine ,eit.
lang oas game @sbduoe 3u serGt6ren
orobts, absr 3ulsst nit sinem Sdaben
pon stpa 5000 bewdltist nuroe. IS
ntrb nn9enommeu, baB Der nahlalItae
@sbraud oon 3inbb0l5ern Die Slam
men ueruriadte.
= Der As Sabre alte gmos g.
Slafsslee. nslhsr pot Iiebsn Sahrsn
In letnsr Wobnung an aoams Queuue
in Der @tferIuht ben @arret 9. BERN
eridOB, lift Wiontas giadt i'm Staat
9oipital 3u SinsbumtOn ben Berlss.
un9sn erlegen, Die sr bapontrua, oils sr
Sumitng gu 9alliteab pon Der 3ada,
lpanna 9iisnbabnbriide ftirsts.
- SOlsenbe Dsutids, oeren giamsu
am Srsitag seiO9en nurben, neroeu i'm
9tcuember 3srmin bss Sriminalaerid1ts
oils Seihnoreue biensn: Serrman
SOfOl, SarOlo y. Wispsr, Ssurn OF
lenoid, arthur Wtilsr, Srieortt, Die.
fling, e. s. BfeIffer, SObn Saen, s}ohn
Sswsrt, Charles S6ruoer, Oarutn
Ssntle, linton Slid, &. s. 8ert uno
William s. @umiu.
- Das Bluu 8nntgsbGuoe on Cad.
alpanna ausnue lit am Sreitaa sum
Breis bon $30,705 BON gBiuiam 8.
Sogce ernorben porosn, uno Iomit
1T nun allss @ruuoei9entbum uerfauft, |
on oeuru Der uertra6te Bantier AooIf |
9lnu Elm Sntsrsiie battle. Sobnlo baS
@eriht Die an9eleseubsit bsitGtigt bot,
Wiro cine 8srtbsilung Der @slOer unter
ben OspOiitOrsn erfOlsen, psl6s etwns
tiber 10 Projeut erbultsu wsrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
Sfabtratb.

SSiliou & @ompanie erbielteu 5rsis
tag pom Staotrath Die @IlaubniB, cine
Dsihe iiber Wfiifliu ausuus su lsgsn,
fir einen 2ermtn pou 25 Sabrsn, uno
iobalo bic Seffentlite Disnlt Sommiis
fion lire Seitdti9uug ertbsilt bat, mirb
Die 5trma on Der @de pom Ufifflin apes
nue. unb Spruce Strn6e eine Sleilh.
niebsrla9e erritten laiien.
gfahoem berihtet moroen mar, ba6
Oas inipiittts Wsitrumite PHaltsr ~
Ssiiup iid in sutsm 3uitanO bsfinbe,
murbe cine Nenoerung Der Sps,ifitas
ttouen fur Rflaiterun9 pon Eaplor aue.
nne angeorbnet uno es 1T mabriheius
lid, baB Bsitrumits benust mirb.
DIRECTOR SapeS sriuhte um cine Re.
folntlOn. oamit er $882 .26 perauSgaben
fann fiir Barf3msde, mel6e fur bns
300" gefammelt nurben. @r berid'
tete. baB bic Geparatur oss Boplar
Strase ablu9sfanals 81 1886 fOfien
mirb. Wiebrere Sittihriften fir elsf.
triihe 9ibter muroen referirt.
Sauille le9te RsioluIionsn Dor fiir
Soranidlag 3ur Serabissuns bss Ssi.
tenweas on Wslt Wtartet Stra6e; ftir
Oieupflaiteruns uOn 0pos Bart aps.
nue.; unO PIdne fur Ssitsnwsss an
Woob StrnBe.
slls Bertreter In elmer 8eriammluug
am 81. SftObsr 81 9arrisbur9 smeds
SontrOlle uno Serbinoeruns uOn hsber.
flutbun9en, pom @ouuerneur einberus
fen, muroe Sauitle ermdblt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
Cuuutpre.

- Das @srdube Der Srau Wiarp
8alantina an Sim Strase, uOn Sames
MOrell als SOtel uuo WObuuns be.
uubt, wuroe DtOntas WtOrssn bur6
einen Srauo gum Setrass uOn 50, 900
bsi6Ioi9t.
- Der 10 Sabre alte Sobu Ros
pom Wtottimer StraBe, welhsr am 6.
Stunt ben iletnsn @utuloO Bstitio nit
isinsm UiOtOrcpcle nieberfubr uno too.
tete, murbe Samita9 5u einem Sabr
@sfansniB, $50 Strafe uno ben Soften
utrurtbeilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26

Ole feInsesR Orvot<Arpsfesn In dsg e&aMk
Ilsfars ais oAea aas s'NNeaAsahiaEs.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
Spbe Narf Npti3em.

- Sin iuuaer Wtann, wabridsinlid
SObn ShOgan uOu Dtt. 8srnou Stra'
Be, DurOe Wtontas burb @aS eritidt
auf 0em @ulmhauien bel Der DIAMOND
3sds aufsefunOen.
- Sinner Sbiblep pon Jtorb 8rom.
lsp suenue. elm Seiser Der 8adawnnna
@ilsnbubn. itiirste am ,sreitas gu Bara.
Bile uon ieinsr Sofomotius uuo erbielt
bOie Berlesnngen an ben Siiften unb
S6ulteru. @r Duros CUR Behunolung
tus WtOiss EaplOr SOipital seidafft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26

Die U. g.. 2ijsr 0obnuns on
Quiuen dusnne lpurbe Srsitas SiaGt
um cine $50 Eai9suubr unb 90 9als'
banb bsftobltn.
= Das usus ftaStiI6s Soipital auf
BEN 6itlihsn Serse fol- nGhiteu Witt'
mod yiahmittae bem Pnblifum CUR
SnipeitiOn formtu er6ffnst wsrosn.
- Der So Sabre alts Tbomas Gan.
gan BON 2obgbauna. bem Donnsritas
Morssn in bsm bortisen 2adawanna
Sof elm SGaoslbruh jussfiist murbs,
1T am Samftas I'M WfOies Taglor 90.
ipital bsr Serlssuns srlegen. SDie ii4
bas ungtiid srsi9nste, lift unbsiannt.
- Nd6tsn Disnftas absnb bdlt Der
Scranton 2itbtrfrani in feintr Sallt
on abnms apsnus sur 5ster bss r0al.
lonsen" siuen BauerntanB. Der fih ~
elmer lnitisen Gffaire esftaltsn miro.
Sps,isue 8orfebrunssn itnh sstroffsn
morben-oie Salle mirb srg6slih befo-
rirt iein uno Bauer mirb bic Eansniu'
III litfern.
- Srau anbretp 8. 2nussn. God.
ter uOn Serru uno Srau @onrab 3utbsr
pOa Rogo Sruius sluenue. 1T UiontaS
In ihrer @otnuus iu Chicago, 81.
nad furlsr Sranfhsit ssftOrben. ole
Dirb bon btm @atten iiberlebt. Die
Esids traf ssitsrn bier on unO wiro
bsute yiahmittus In Dunmore Srtso'
bof bsiseiest Dsroen.
- Die Scranton EimeS1 MID ent.
bedt haben, oab cine Wanbelung uuter
ben bisfigen benti1 amsrifauiihsn 8iir.
germ ftattfinoet uno fie beabiihtigen,
Boobrom BiIfOn fir Brdfioent 3u un'
| fifteen. Wfsbrere. prominent" Deutih'
Gmsrifaner, bic absr ibre 0tamen nidt
Senannt baben wollen, babeu bic Sahe
Der pGimts~ usrratbeu. S8ir be,mei'
feln uiht. oaB bic 3eituug wirtlid bic
vBrominentenA intsrpielpt bat uno ben.
islbeu slaubt, neil iie es slaubsu mill,
ieoof fdeinen iif, bic -RrOmiusntenA
ssirrt Su babsu. SODsit mir beurthsi.
len i6nnen, iit buS bitiise Deutidtbum
I'm sroBen 9au3eu sesen 8ilion. uuo
swar bershiister 0eiie. Sat er bod
niht oentlih ge5si9t, 6as er segen ous
alte Baterlano III =; bot er ntht uns be-
leibi9t, iueit mir uns anmaBteu, anberer
Wtsinuns 3u isin, wie er es lit; ia nod
mebr, oenn er bot 6fsntlia erildrt. oaB
s &c als cine 8slsioiguns betradten
whrbe. wenn iOl6e uihtl0gals 8hrger
fur ibu Itimmen nhrosn. llno fir
eiutn iolhen 3unoiOaten iollen nun bic
bisitsen Deutih' 9lmerifnner berslt isin.
~ ftimmeu Der voeutite Wiihel"
1T elm 9utmiitbiser Dienib unb lG6t
| iih bel @elesenbeit uiel sefallen. uber
oaB CT bereit 1T, Die 0ano 3u fulrn,
bic ibm eiueu Shlus uerieste, nun oas
slauben mir einfah nitt, uno weun es
Elm Dusenb nPrOmtnente" bsbauptsn.
SOn Sutsreiie in YerbinOunS nit
Sbi9sm ut Die @rtldrun9 oeS Sonic
ren5 ausihluliss Der Deutid.amerita'
ner, bic In @bieaao ta9ten, nm gu Der
Brdiiosntsuwabl Stellun9 gu usbmen.
Sn bsiaster @rtldruns werOeu Die Be
bauptuu9eu uOu Bro iioent BiliOn uno
ielnen glnbdn9ern eeuau 9epriift uno
oann un3weiosutis 8sSeist, OaB iie ire
fiibreno uno fallb iiuo, bic nitrfts
0teutralitat" alS Der refine Sobn be-
3ei6net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26

B9- Wtun uerseiis nitt. OuB ieet Die
Sffics oes SCRANTON WOhenblntt" iih
41O Spruce Struse, uisrter StOd. be.
finOst uuo oaB Die 2elepbon 9tummsr
BEL BIAS lit. Wfau idaue nab bsm
aro6en Shilo oben am 9ebiuoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26

Nabr,u auglanbbar. sd muB
Sbuen Oanfen.4 i6reibt Serr 0einrih
Ssiider pOn SnuerHsss, WiOnt.. piiir
3br alpenfrGuter. Seit pier SSabren
lit ih on elmer Wageufranfbsit. Sie
ber mare i'd 9eitorben, oils elm iol6es
slenbes Ouisin fortsuiesen. SD be-
iuhts uiele aerSte uno 9ebraudte allsr'
lei Hrten WteotIiu. aber nihts bali mir.
Damn 9sbraudte ib 5Orni's alpenfTdu.
fer unb-es ibeint fait un9laubbar-ih ih
nuros wieber stiunO."
Sails sic ii9 fiir cine Wfsbi5in In.
tereiIiereu, Die Dtrflih gut lit, Die nitts
anoerss entbdlt, als mas oem Sgitem
uorteiIbaft lit. oanu wiro Sbnsn 6or'
mis- alpentrautsr 9efallen. 0iidt In
apotbsten Su baben. Speiialugenten
liefern eS ben Seuttn birett pom 2abo'
ratorium Der 0eriteIler, Or. Better
isabrneD & CONS &c., 1875 90.
Sopne aus.. @bicagO, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26
Bon Der 2Ibieite.

Den @belenten 5rant Stable bon
Dalton 1T i'm ct. Wiarieu.3ellsr 80.
ipital sine Eodter ssbOrsn wOroeH.
Der 27 Sabre 0lte Sarrp Samm 1T
am Montas 3u Wt. alto 9sftorbeu.
Die 8siissuns erfOlgts Dienftag I'm
ct. Wiarisn SrisbbOf.
gBiniam Ufillsr. frhbsr BON 8roof
StraBe, lit in Spraeuis. u. g., oils
Sisamiit usrbaftst porOen. Seins
@attln, friiber Wtabsl Baruefa BON
Prsscott Gpenue, erbob bic anflags.
Srdulsin gluna Sartmann BON Siib
Bebitsr auenue uno gilbert Wltller Don
Broof StraBe fiub Ssreitug SOrmittas
in Der ct. Wtarien 9irft burh Pfar'
rer Bster 6. @briit gum Snno fiirs
Seben sin9eiegnet wOroen.
Sobn Dauis pou @soar Gpeuus 1T
am Dienitas i'm Staat SOipital bsm
Shabelbrlf srle9en, ben er .bnpon'
trug. oils er ON 1.fSftOber on 8eit
Yadawanna apsnue uon einsm StraB'
enbabnma9en seito6en wuroe.
Samuel g8arnid uon Yittston aue.
nue., oes aufaufs uon seitOblenem Wtei'
ting iiberfiihrt, muroe am 5reita9 su
Oret WtOnuten 9sfananiB uub 500
Straie uerurtheilt, erbislt aber gam,
flag cine SuspeniiOn bes urtbcils.
Sine Der Sraft 3edeumaihiusn in
Der gtational 3sfe, biz, 81, 900 foltets,
wurOs 5rsitus DtOrgsn'burd Opuumit
Sertrummert aufgefunoen. Seit ibrer
Snltallation Dor anosrtbalb Sabreu
babsn bic Sersleute 9esen Die Wiaidi
men prOteitirt, oaber lie9t Die Annubme
Dor, baB es cine uOridslite Chat mar.
Dus ults 8sit SOtel un @sOar Nus
uue, @i9entbum Oes 2lnbreas @hObeD
uOn Glib SOrse, if friib 5sreita9 Wtor
gen burh elnen Yran6 gum Setra9e
uOn 50. 600 bei6Gbigt mOroeH Da es
an brei usribieOensn Stsllen auf ben
orsi StOdwerten brannte uno Sol3 uno
Snppen, bic nit Sel 9etrdnft waren,
aufgsfunbsn wurbeu, 10 erlldrte Supt.
.. s. ROiur, oaB gang bsuilib 0ranO'
ltiftun9 uOrlie9e.