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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
TROOPERS HELD
IN CAMP FEARING RIOT

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept. g.
Rigid precautions are being taken at
the national guard training camp here
to guard against the possibility Of
trouble thru the presence of COM
pany of negro infantry with tho Ninth
separate Ohio battalion. Members Of
the company are confined closely to
camp and allowed no leave for trips
into Montgomery streets for fear at
tempts TO enter theaters or TO ride In
the white sections Of street cars might
lead to disturbances
Captain Caldwall. the negro COM
manding officer. said today he ex-
pected no difficulty.
MY men are down here as son
diers." the officer said I'VE under
stand there are some customs which
we must adapt ourselves to and "
there is any trouble the trouble viii
come from outside my company"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
WITH FIXED BA YONETS
SOLDIERS STOP RIOTS

SPRINGFIELD H., Sept. a.
Charging with fixed bayonets, Com
pany II, Ninth Illinois infantry, to-
night dispersed a mob of more than
one thousand street car strike sympa-
thiZers, who half an hour before had
wrecked four street cars and were
then attacking the headquarters OF
the railway company. apparently In
tent on wrecking and ransacking the
building.
Six soldiers, on guard at the build
ing. held the crowd I'm check for
some time. but bolder ones I'm the
mob started hurting bricks at the
plateglass windows and forcing the
soldiers to retire within the building.
Reinforcemcnts caught the mob un-
awarcs and as the soldiers charged
down on them. using bayonets and
the butts of their guns. the rioters
fled In confusion. n few of them v no
resisted being trampled on by the
troopers. One man was severely
hayoneted In the arm. but no one
was seriously injured. No shots wero
fired 10y the soldiers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
WE ARE ASKED TO USE LESS
SUGAR BECAUSE OF SCARCITY
America Must Share Cuban and Ha-
waiian Crops With Countries
Of Europe.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Reduced
consumption of sugar was asked of
the American people today by the food
administration to avert a threatened
shortage In the allied countries. Lack
of ships to move the Cuban and lIa-
waiian crops promptly. 1t is declared.
makes II necessary that this country
snare its sugar supply with Europe.
THE conservation asked OF the
American people, the administra-
tons statement says, does not neces
sarily demand great sacrifices. 1t
only needs tho elimination of waste
and the careful use OF sugar to enable
America TO make up the difference
required by the needs OF the allies"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Associated Press
Takes Censorship
Case Into Courts

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Sept. 3.-Acting
upon complaint of Melville II. Stone,
general manager of the Associated
Press. Attorney Wiley f..
Jones today took up with Thomas A.
Flynn. United States district attorney,
the matter of the censorship eXer-
cised by officials OF the Phelps Dodge
corporation over the Western Union
office at Bisbee at the time of the de-
portation of Industrial Workers of
the World from that place on July 12.
The attorneyge general said today
that II will be decided at a conference
between tho district attorney and him
self whether procedure shall be taken
in the federal court for violation Of
interstate or in the state courts for
violation of intrastate commerce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
"PRESSURE" SEEN
IN WAR TAX FIGHT
La Toilette Is Successful in
Preliminary Efforts to
Protect Street"
GORE LEAVES BEFORE VOTE
On Two Occasions Simmons
and Wisconsin Senator En-
gage in Hot Clashes.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-The sem
ate spent today in the sharpest clashes
of its fight over war profits taxation
and again decissvely defeated pro-
posals OF the high tax advocates.
Senator I.aFollettes maximum
amendment for war profits tax. pro-
posing flat increase OF 20 per cent
over existing rates was rejected by
IA vote OF 55 to 90. Another by the
Wisconsin senator for G5 per cent
increase was defeated. SO TO II.
BIZ May Stand.
The final vote on the war profits
section Is to be taken late Wednesday.
but the bills provision as now written
for an increase OF about one third. or
$1,000. 100000 is expected to stand.
Tomorrow another amendment by
Senator LaFoNette for 60 per cent
gross levy will come up. together with
substitute proposed by Senator
Hollis for the finance committees
compromise provisions.
But three recruits were gained in
todny's voting by the high tax ndvo-
Gates in addition to the II who voted
Saturday for Senator Johnson's maxi
mum proposal of an so per cent tax.
Senators King, McKellar and Tram
nell voted for both of the LaFollette
proposals. on the 60 per cent in
crease the high tax strength was re-
duced thru the early departure of
Senators Ashurst. Brady and Gore.
A few additions are expected on
other pending amendments for va
rious flat taxes down to 4S per cent.
but Senator Borah said today after
the vote on Senator Ia Follette's
maximum amendment that the bill
probably would go to the president
bearing its present total tax levy OF
$4,000, ,00o. 900.
Senators Clash.
Many phases OF the wur situation
were discussed during the holiday
debate OF seven hours. three OF which
were occupied by Senator La Fol-
lette. His remarks caused Senator
simmons. chairman OF the finance
committee, 10 suggest that tho Wis
consin senator was attempting to
'hoodwink" the senate and provoked
two hot clashes in which both sena-
tors were declared out OF order by
tho presiding officer.
Senator La Toilette contended that
the committees new plan would not
increase the tax burden OF great cor
porations. but would EXEMPT their
large surplusses. This was yehem-
emily denied by Senator Simmons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Cotton Handlers Strike
Far From Being Settled

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 3.-Confcr-
ences tonight between officials OF the
local cotton exchange and boss dray-
men failed to bring about an agree
ment that might serve as a basis for
the settlement of the strike of union
teamsters and leaders who went on
strike last Friday when the draymen
refused to grant demands for in
creased wages. AS result of the
strike practically no cotton has been
moved her since Friday The dray-
men refused to state whether they
contemplated employing nonunion
teamsters. Shippers expressed ap-
prehension that I'm the event nonunion
men are employed to replace the
strikers. union longshoremen also
might quit work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
NEGROES ARE NEEDED
TO HANDLE FOOD

ment of 400 negro stevedores for for
eign service has been authorized by
the war department to meet the de-
mand for experienced men to handle
war supplies for the American expe-
dictionary force in France. Recruiting
officers have been instructed to seek
men for the regiment and an effort
is being made to get exemption from
draft for negroes who would prefer
hard work behind the lines to duty in
the trenches. The army also wants
negro cooks and will give good pay
to even inexperienced men II they have
capacity and are willing TO learn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
PETROGRAD IN DANGER
AS GENERAL PREDICTED

LONDON. Sept. 3.-The evacuation
OF Riga by tho Russians recalls the
statement OF General Gorniloff. com
mander. in chief OF the Russian
armies at the Moscow conference:
''lf our army does not shelp us to
hold the shore of the Gult OF Riga.
the road to Petrograd will be opened
wide"
While few believe that the Ger
mans will undertake to penetrate to
the Russian capital over an inhos-
pitable road $50 miles In length thru
bleak territory almost impossible tor
armies nevertheless the news Is re-
garded as serious for 1t shows that
the Russian army IL far from the
recovery. which has been so often
predicted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
'WHEN WE WIN II" WAR
WILL END, SAYS BAKER

NEWPORT NEWS Pa, Sent a.
Speal Ing at the Labor day celebra-
tlon here today Secretary Baker de-
clared that the war with Germany
will end when we win IT," paid a
high tribute TO SAMUEL Gompers,
president Of the American Federation
OF Labor and TO labor and laborirg
men generally and urged his hearers
TO assist in every way possible TO win
the war,
Mr. Baker said that the United
states would fight until victory Ia
won so that in one hand we wilt
hold victory and IN the other the
mantle OF justice that will wipe out
all bitterness and bring together the
great brotherhood of man. FOR which
wo are contending."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
ARTILLERY PREPARED WAY
FOR PRUSSlAN OFFENSIVE
Infantry Was Unable to Stem the Tide
and Germans Pressed Across
River.

PETROGRAD. Sept. 3.-The Ger
man offensive on the Riga front began
Saturday by an attack on the Russian
Ukskull position following artillery
preparation which lasted several
hours. The Russian troops defending
the Dvina river withdrew and the
Germans succeeded in throwing two
bridges across the Dvina and passing
to the eastern bank.
The Russian infantry in spite Of the
brilliant action of the artillery. which
destroyed one OF the enemy bridges
could not stop the German thrust and
tho enemy taking advantage of this,
rapidly developed his success and be-
gan an advance northward. Russian
counterattacks against him were un-
successful.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Belgian Prisoners
Forced BY Germans
to Build Trenches

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-How Bet
gan families captured by Germans
are separated and the men forced to
work In trenches under shell fire is
told In communication from IIavro
today To tho Belgian legation
The civilians evacuated by the
enemy from Iangemark. Staden, Ell
Verdinghe. Woumen and Roulers do
not include the men from l6 to so
years old" 1t says, The Germans
oblige those men To do trench wvrN.
Several OF them have been killed ny
shell fragments.
The inha bitants are escorted to the
station. The women. children and old
men are placed in the first carriages.
the men from l6 to 60 years In the
rear. when the train starts the rear
carriages are uncouplcd."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
VIII Select Men to Take
Course as Air Observers

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 3.-Orders
of the war department directing the
regimental commanders at Fort Doug
las to select one man from each regi-
ment at the post for duty as observer
at the aerial training camp at Fort
Sill. okla. with a view to making
aviators of them later IL they show
proper qualifications.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
DarrOlU Flags Pacifists
as Tools of Prussians

ROCKFORD. ILL.,. Sept. 3.-Before
a large labor gathering here, Clarence
Darrow, nationally known labor
orator, today denounced pacifists and
declared that every pacifist argument
"is coined in Berlin"
Whether the war lasts one year or
ten 1t must go on until Prussian
militarism Is crushed" he declared.
Talk of peace at this time Is dis
honor"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Fight AsiatIc Labor Movement.

ficials OF the Utah federation OF babor
today announced they would fight the
proposal OF the manufacturers ASST
citation OF Utah. which seeks to impor,
Asiatic labor The labor officials said
that In opposition TO the plan OF the
manufacturers they would attempt TO
have workers assigned to productive
labor and would seek To deprive tho
rich of chauffeurs and men servants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
PROBABLE SHOWERS.

Probable showers Is
a stock phrase copy
righted by the weather
department OF the
United States govern
ment, aud is used
when there is the least
likelihood OF rain. On
days that II rains the
weather arrangers man
age TO put forward in
formation to the effect
that tho skies will be
clear and the tempers'
ture high. Nobody
pays much attention to
a weather report that
announces prob a b q
showers. That Is, no.
body but those who
arc staging open'air
exhibitions. When q
man stages somo sort
Of arrangement out Ia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04

tho open with nothing but the great blue
canopy of heaven as a roof and the weather
agents say something about the probability
OF raindrops tho individual right away casts
. weather eye skyward and does not remove
II until tho event Is safely over. As sleep
preventative probable showers" Is the
greatest little institution In the world
especially II you have an outdoor attraction
pending.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
Two Boys Killed.

WETUMKA. Okla. Sept. 3.-Two
boys about Is years old were killed
here today when they attempted to
beat a train across trestle. One
OF the boys was Identified as Fred
Stanley of Prescott, Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
IrIsl, VIII Meet.

BELFAST, Sept. 3.-The members
Of the Irish convention arrived in Bel
fast tonight to hold sessions here for
few days. The party includes John
Redmond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
THOSE DEWEY "MOVIES"
AGAIN

B:RTI. .ESVILLE. Sept. a.
An angry crowd at Dewey Sum
day threw eggs at the county at
torney, chasing him from the
town. Trouble started when the
prosecutor attempted to close a
moving picture show.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
GOSH

GOSH
According to . fashion announce
ment, In order to save woolens for
soldiers, women must be content
with Just about half the amount OF
cloth in thcir attire" We move to
10 strike out the word 'content' sub
stituting tho word delighted"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-04
THE WEATHER

TULSA, Sept 3--Temperatures:
Maximum e5, minimum 65; south
winds aud clear.
OKLAHOMA FORECAST: Tuesday
and Wednesday unsettled.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-16
@tlfes.Sarre Wpti3en.

= yiadbem srit Dor iieben Bodsn
ihr Batter, Sobn Sauiam uou 9il
Strase, ssltorben LIT, nuroe bic God.
ter emma ON Wtontas auh bnrd ben
COB abberufeu. aubsr Der Muttsr
iibsrlebsn iie brei Briiosr uno brei
Shweitsrn.
= Der 23 Sabre alte Nrthur Will.
iams uon 9anouer Tomnibip lit i'm
@itD Soipital ben Verlesunsen erlessn,
bic tr Sonntas gta6mittas erbislt. oils
iein Sopf elm niebrises Briidsniisual
traf. oils er auf einem Serisp Central
@iiterpaseu fubr.
- Der 21 Sabre alte Siabore 60.
ben pom Sincoln Stra6e purbe Dien.
ftas Gbeno iofort set0btet, unb Der 1s
Sabre alte Gbomas SoleD pon @eorge.
tuwn mabrIheinlid, fatal uerlest, als
bas Trud. auf meldem iie fubreu, auf
Der Snferman 3rsu3ung pon einsm
&sbisb 8alsD Paifaaier3use setrofisn
wurbe. 5olsp 1T seitern I'm Yittston
Soipital au6 ieinen SerlesunSen erie.
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-16
Sen Sriten tpirb anseratben, @raier
sn eiieu.

sluf Nnorbnung Der britiiden Re.
sierun9 uer0ffentlid,en Die 3eitnugsn In
&onoon uno Der Propin3 artifel, In
oeuen auf ben 9idbrmertb pon @rdiern
binsspieien uuo bic 8sruenouns berar.
tiger Yfan3en In Der Siibe empfoblen
wiro. Der Griifel Der vDailg Wfail"
entbdlt ben folgenben Paiius:
p8arum iollen mir fein @ras slien.
menn Der Dunssr Dor uniere Tbhr itebt
uno mir 10 idlimmsn 3eiten entsessn
seben. pie iie @n9lano nod niemals
burbgemaht bat !? Die @slebrten lino
iid barhbsr einis. oaB @rdisr einsn
bOhen 9idbrmsrtb bsiissn uno burh
cine ,msdmdbise Subsreituns isbr pobl
genieBbar 9ema6t Dtrben f6nnen. Der
Stisr ndbrt iif ausidlisBli6 uon @ras
unb lit oas llrbilb Der 3raft uno Der
@eiuuobeit. 9Onnteu mir nift unies
rem Wfa9eu uno uniers Saumeri3eugen
3DiuSsn 3u lernen. oenielbsn @rndhr.
unssproSeB ourb,umahen, ME .er lib
i'm Otter ablpielt ? Die Wfenl6su
miirben oanu auh fart uno frdtiig
peroen, uno @n9lano nirs sebolfen
uno es wiirbs ben Sries sepiuusn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-16
Spbe Narf Mptisen. .

- Durf einen Dedenfall In Der
Cobse 3sde ift 5rsitas Wittas RiG.
orb SDilliams uon Glib Neunter Stra.
&c srihlasen worben.
- Sn Der Witte pon 9u,erue Stra.
&c. seraoe iiiolid BON ad,ter auenue,
ereisnste iih Samitne 9tahmiitaa cine
Ssnfuns Der Obelfldde. our1 3ehsn.
peridiebungen peruriaht. Die cine gbs
ipsrrung Der StraBe nOtbi9 mudte.
= Srau Charles Sanfer uon giorb
Wtain Gpenue unS ssrau Charles Sber.
borfer Don 9lorb Spos Parf Guenue
iino Sonntas Siadmittas ihmer,li6
perlest tporben. oils bas Automobil, in
oem iis fnbren. nit sinem anoeren gu.
tomobil suiammsnitieB.
- elmer Wfott unb Billiam J.ofin.
Ia muBten Srsitas ie $500 Diirgidaft
itsllen. ba iie anssblid3 ON Dienitae au.
Dor ben gBilliam Sollon perlssten, als
sins &otte 8nabsn iid itsinistsn. Dol.
Ian erbielt cine 8ussl In ben untsrlsib
uno muroe In gefdbrlihsm i3uitanb ins
Staat 9oipital sebradt.
= Die 27 Sabre alts @lliabstb Con.
nell pon ytorb Wfaiu Npenus, cine Nn.
esftsllte Der Scranton Drp @oobS
eompanis, wuroe Wontas Nbenb ouf
BITE anflage oes DiebftabIs psrbaftet,
oa fie felt etliHen Wfonaten iif iDfts.
matii& Waaren ansssisnst babsn ioll.
Die Verboftste gsftano ipdtsr, baB an
ben Diebftdblen nod finfjebn anbere
angeftellte betbeilist iparen. auH slaubt
bic Yoli3ei. welde bic Sads nabsr uu.
tsriudsn uirb. baB nod anbers 9dbsn
beitoblen ipurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-16
Sta0t unO G0unth.

= Das Stuatbepartsment Der Slid
erei miro ON 80. ausuft cine Uasenla.
ouns perifiebener Slide In WooIic
9afe werfen, i'm san3en etDa cine Wtil.
lion berielben.
- Die scranton Sanbelsbeb0roe
bat iih entihlolien, Der Sabrpreiserb0b
un9 ieiten8 Der scranton Railmap
@ompanie 3u opponiren unb niro bic,
iclbe 3minsen. our6 Sablen su bsnei.
fen, Oh sins @rb6buns seredtfertist 1T
ooer uift.
- Der beutihe Bionier, Safob
Ranidmeier. welher Dor 80 Sabrsn
in Oeutihlanb seboren purbe, 1T am
Sreitas 9ta6mittag in Der @obnuna
ieines SohneS an 9toro Walbinpton
ausnue pl0slid3 seftorben. Der Ser.
ftorbene. nslder felt iiber 40 ssabren In
Scranton aniaiii9 mar, piro pon oem
Sobne Soiepb unb Der Gobter Srau
Ufaria Seller fbsrlsbt. Die Bttles
uns fano am Wtoutas Bormittas, mad,
elmer feierlidhen Gootenmslie In Der ct.
Wtarieu Stride. i'm 5risbbof Der Sc,
msinoe bel gO. 5 itatt.
= Gin bemofratii6es Examinations
8omitee. aus Yertretern Der @ouutp
Sr9aniiation beitebenb, bat nah meb.
rsren Stratbunssn iid 5reitag 9iadt
auf folsenoes Gidst seeinist
S4erifi-Sames s. Rsap BON Dun,
more.
Oiitrift Nnmalt-N. O. Hutherforb
BON @resu Hloee.
Brotbonotar-Sobn &. 9oftus pom
Carbonate.
Stasmsiitsr- Soispb g. Ssnninss
non Mopiic.
&esiiter Of Bills-Stspban @ipIsr
uon Slgpbant.
Gecorosr of Dseos-Soispb @onrab
pon 1torb SCRANTON.
Glerf Of Courts -Sobn 8. Reean
pon g8eit Scranton.
Die Sote III semsisn, ieben Ebeil
oss Sountiss 3u btriidfidtisen, nm Elm
2idet ju befommsn, pslbss i'm Serblt
ausiiat auf @rfols bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-16
HmS bem Dberen xbale.
(ar@balb @orreiponbens.)

: Die Sdsune unb .@araas oes
8. .. Stodsr su Wiapfislb III Sreitaa,
abeno ourd eintn Branb 3erft5rt NOR.
ben.
: Die 5ffsntliGe S1ule go. 2 In
Didion @itg 1T friib seftern Wiorgen
Ourh einen 8ranb uabsDu poIIltin6ia
serlt6rt worhen.
(@arbOnbale @Orreiponoen3.)
- Nihaet @resl. 30 Sabre oft, III
Disnita9 In Der No. 1 !3ths Der Su6.
ion 3oblsn @ompanie bur1 einsn Sci.
ienfoa eriGla9en worben. Nls man
bic 2si3s bsim nabm. ftarb sinss isinsr
3inoer.
= Der Streif Der 400 Nnaeftellten
Der 9snorid Wanufaftur @ompanis ift
Samftas Gbenb beenbst morben, inoem
ole Ssnte bsidloHsn. bas Gnesbot Der
@ompanie an3unsbmen. Sie nabmsn
Wontas fuisoer bic slrbsit auf.
: Der 20 Sabre alts Dilliam Silf
BON SCRANTON, elm Drabtipanner ber|
.. & D. @ompanie. trug am Sonntag
gtabmlttag bOie Branbpunoen un6
cine ftarte Nsrueneridiitteruus bapon,
ole er am Vanolins BREEDER Die Drabt.
leitung rsparirte uno NIT einem elsf.
triidbelaosnen Drabt In Yerubruna
fam. pin wuroe ins Notbfan 6oipis
tal ssnommen, mo- mon wsnis 9offnune
bate, iein 3fben Sn rsttsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-16
Nprb Scranton.

= Den @bsleuten @bparb 8. Stre.
def bon Psuu Guenue wurbs Gin SObn
sebOreu.
Sames 9asssrtp, OeGen 4idbriser
Sobu i'm Stunt an yiorO Wtain ausnue
our1 elm Nutomcbil set6otst muros.
bot Donueritas seaen Sranf Yiderins
cine 3lase fur $1,000 @ntiddoisuns
sintrassn laiisn.
= Beniamin RinfuS, Sobn @ifbes.
Ia. Peter B,lsfa, Simon 3olopnas
uno Setter 9DarouSfi, muBten 5reitag
absno ie $500 Bhrsidaft fir elm @r.
i9einen Dor @eriht ltsllsn. neil oieiel'
ben Waaren I'm pertb pon 500 In @m,
pfang nahmen. wslde ibre 8iuosr aus
.. & D. @titerwas9ons ssitoblen bot.
ten. Die teh8 Sinoer rpurben bis gum
Susenoseridt I'M Ysrtuabriam Der @l.
tern 9elaHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-16

5psi iunss Didnner. Samss Ro.
bertS pon ytorb Yineoln Npenue unb
Soiepb Tiahe uon Psuu ausnue. mdrsn
Sonntas 9lahmittas wahridsinlid In
9afe 3incoln ertrunien, menn 2ebens.
retter Saion Surfeisb ibnen nitt 5eit'
i9en Bsiitano seseben bdtte.
- 9sutnant Ssnitaw beridtete am
Wtontag. oaB er nit Holi,ift Sones ON
Sonntae In Der Sobn 2obmann Nirtb.
Ihaft an 9adamanna Npenue mar uno
suiab, wie oeheu Sobn Sobn ben 81
anwsienoen Wtdnnern @etrdnfs ierpirts
uno bas @elo oafiir empfins
= Der friibere DIRECTOR Der Uffent.
lihen Werfe. Sobn O. 6ages, melher
iih nm Die domination fur WtaDor be.
merben nolltf, bat ON Montag ieinsn
Rhd3ug als 9anbibat anssfiinbi9t. Nm
Dienitag sos iid elm meitelsr Bemerber
fur oalslbe amt 3uriid. namlih Gbo'
mas U. 9u9bes.
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in Dnnmore mobililirt. ober bel ben
9eimifationen Der brei @ompaniesn su
5onesbale. Stroubsburs unb Blooms.
burg. uohbem fie pom S8a9tbienit an
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beoeutet, baB bas Resiment fsbr balb
mad oem 3on3entrationlaser 3u Gu9u.
fta, @a., beoroert mtroen pirb.
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tortrnd @ompanie, pom Quartiermsi
fters Department Der Der. Staaten
armss. iinb nah 5ortreB Monroe, Ba.,
beorbert moroen unb reiiten seitern
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bilben. sbe iie nod bsm 3riessidauplas
In 5ranirei1 seiaubt msrben. Dten.
flag 0iadt rsifte @ompanie 8. 1. Peuu
iglpania engineers, 141 Wfann fart,
nah Wtount @retna, um iih au1 fur
ben Rriessoienft uor3ubersitsn.
= Or. s. Us. 9anss pon S,fferfon
auenue erhielt sefttrn bic betriibenbe
Sla6ri9t, baB iein 8ruber. 9ubmis u.
2unse. am 1. Gusuft In Gan Beoro,
0ouburas, einem anfall afuter unuer'
baulihfeit erlesen 1T, nohosm er pier
Gage frani seneien mar. Der Ser'
itorbsne, mslher In 1869 bier seborsn
wurbe, mar friihsr In bitiisen 3rsiisn
prominent 3usrii sin Ssbrer in Der
Sodi4ule, nabm er ipdter an 9ei9dft.
liden nnternsbmunsen Gntbeil, mar on
Der 2adawanua Dairg @ompanie. Der
Blad Diamond Gill @ompanie unb
Der yiem Sbiller Bau nnb slnleibe &c.
iellibaft intereifirt. Auh mar er elm
prominenter Srsimaurer, nsmli1 Nlt.
msiiter Der Shiller 3ose. Sbriner uno
32 @rao Wtit9lieo Der Seottiib Riebts
5reimaurer. NuBsr Der Dittms. 3wei
266tern unb eiuem Sobn, iiberlebsn
ibn bic @ltern. 9srr uno 5rau @bri
itian Nanse uou yioro gBaibtnston aue.
nue., Der Druber Or. Yonge uno bic
Sbweiter 5rau Daniel Stone.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-16
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