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The Washington times., 1917-11-27
SYNOPSIS

Doris whitney, daughter Of Jud-
son whitney, nndS her father and a
strange man shot In the whitney.
library. The dying Whitney ac-
euses his new secretary, Jack Ram
say. Of the shooting. The stranger
proves to be the Grand Duke Alexo-
Witch. who tells Doris, verda Crane,
Whftney's ward; DIT. Scariey. Doris
1ance. and Akner Whitney. her un-
ele, that he came to. see whitney
bearing = secret package by which
he could prove that Doris was not
Mas whitney. but his (the Grand
Duks's) daughter. whom he had not
sean for eighteen yeara. She had
been condemned TO death by the
Cgar on the warning OF a mad
monk, Rasoon, that she would ex-
srciss . maliGn influence on the
ruiaF; and that she would be the
most beautiful woman In the world.
The Gar had exIlsd the father and
then relsntinG had taker Doris'S
angef prints and entrusted her to
Whitney. then IN Russia building
railroads. The Car recalled the
0Fand Duke and told him the Sc
enst, giving him an explosive packet
WITH p8IE oL Llo uuHNE pElhN1s
9ha packet could be os-ued only
~ the seven starred rocket owned
hy Doris The Grand Duke. dying.
Alnc0VsrS that the packet has been
stolen ana expires before the as
toufshed company Ramsay reveals
himself a. . Secret Service agent
and the whole family tries to solve
the mystery of the shooting. In
crimiuaL has made mp \ confeder-
ate 70 look like Ramsay ana thus
cscured the packet He now at
fsmphS 70 steal the iockst from
Doria she. dEhts and he ness.
NsGuWhila. Ramsay suspeets Scar
ley Of manipulating the whitney
raonsy and % informs Doris; Scar
fay denies II; AbneT Sc also greedy
sor the fortune and verda IL told
sy aim that unless there Ii VIII
she can get nothing.
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Advice to the L0velOln
By BEATRJCE FARFAX
Two Sisters.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

+. DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
am twenty and a stenoK-
rapher. I met q very nice young
man who loves me and In re-
turn like him very dearly. What
Iwant to say 10. he 10 not rich.
Ny parents say have no right
20 70 out with anyone before my
older sister. but they say, Il would
be different II this youaE man
were rich I would like to know
whether Il Is right for me TO ask
my friend when he buys tickets
for . theatre, etc, to get another
ticket for my sister. would that
be imposing upon him?
A CONSTANT READER.
THERE is an old world tradition
which goes back to such au-
thority ~ the Bible story Of Leah
and Rachel and which requires that
until the older sister is married the
younger one shall not wed. But
the modern day generation does
not insist on anything 20 difficult
II 10 certainly not fair to demand
that when . younger girl happens
70 meet the man for whom she
cares she shah not marry him un-
ell her sister 10 likewise provided
with . husband. From the point
OF view Of common sense every one
sees that q married sister Is in .
position TO give her single sister
social good times. II does not
shame or disgrace the older girl one
BIT TO have the younger one married
before she IL Indeed In this day
when woman = coming % splendid
~ Into her own, there ia no parti-
eular reason why the older sister
should not be JuBt a. useful, worth
vale and happy an Individual as IL
the younger even though she re-.
main bachelor maid while her sis
ter mArrIes. 1t might be nice for
yeu ana your friend to take your
hstsr slonE occasionally, but unless
you are engaged you are Sca1ceIy
IN position TO ask him 90 spsnd
Bse0 %
The Washington times., 1917-11-27

Jupiter apd the Full Noon. -
TOMORROW evening the moon and Jupiter, for the sec
ond time this month, viii appear quite close together
in the sky, but the moon will be full pouring her
slyery radiance the earth soon the sunlight has
disappeared Jupiter viii hang like golden pendant
about three degrees south of the moon. - =,
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By William
F. Kirk.

ter fa.ssns Its ICY clutch on the
land. sed Ma
BE silent. sed Pa; can't you see
that ! am fAies to faice. with Q
crisis. sed Pa This is no time -
jeer. ssd Pa, wen need to have my
wits about me 3 nx this here ear.
. then a Trend OF Pa cain along.
he was driving q big truck q he
put our car behind his truck q
hrot us back to town
All the way back Ma was laRing
about what q CRATE car our car was
= how nice Il Tan wen II was run
ming after q truck.
think u viii be nicer. sed Ma
10 Pa, II we buy q fonygran q lisssn
to sweet musick insted Of what
Bobbie q me had to lissen to. sOd
Ma, wen you was fixing the I W. ".
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Little Bobbie's Pa

Do not borrow trubbsl. ssd Pa
Keep cool.
That Is about the eesiest thing
We can DO, ssd Ma. setting out here
In this cold Fall air. Bosbiss sed
Ma, DO you think yurs father win
rise to the oeeashun7
I doant know. sed. wish .
other car wud cum along.
Well. Master Mschanick. ssd Ma
to Pa after We had waited about
. hour. how is old sssfS
OF what are you speaking of. Ssd
Pa
The EasolseH ghost. Sed Ma. that
you brot rs out IN. How does it
look for EittinG hoam beefoar win
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The First Coffee House.

The frst coffee house really g.
serving to bear that mama wAioA
was opened In London. was sstAb-
lished In 1859 by PasQuA, In New
mans Court cornhill PasQuA. Q
Greek. was servant to Mr., Ed-
wards, Turkey merchant. and the
taste of the new beverage increased
20 rapidly that coffee houses bar
came common in London at the data
of the Restoration of Charles seo-
ond. It is recorded In ~EvelynAB
Diary" on May 10. 1887, that there
came in that year to the College o1
Balliol. in Oxford. one Nathaniel
Cofopios. out OF Greece. who was
the FIRST that ever I saw drink cof-
fee. which custom came not ints
England until about thirty pear
later"
The Washington times., 1917-11-27

and be possessed . ready and .
rAsping tonEue
Now then. you. Private KnAggA-
he bawled. -'old yer cad uA ThsrO
ain't no three-penny-bits lyin' about
on this parade-ground."
Shall I always have to look oep.
SerEeantT' asked the country lad.
"Alwayst" was the fierce reply.
Then" answered Private
Knaggs. as he lifted hts face to tha
skies. ''good-by, Sergeant for !
.sha'n't see thee no more
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Episode 2.
C8ulteFfeIt PaeeG.

csvnSht Isf7. star co.paHH.
(1HE resented taking orders from
tails man. yet there was some
thiag in his manner and tone
Dat fsSbads diSebsdisno@ She
Aatsd Asrssif fer e. yet Shs stayed
STeG" FSpSstsd Rsnssy ever the
oslaDAsas. - - hssEd ssns sns an
BwsP aa tie ether snd "Whs 70
sAisr
A FF0w1 came back, That Is
Abns= whitney. What do you
EER,S
~ managed 70 conceal Els
- astaAIiy hsAEing the
~ AllSh EAa ssgls
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TO follow, and come what would.
he must protect and save her.
Upstairs. Doris, with many q
shudder over the terrible attack
which had just been made on her.
was doing her best to snatch . few
hours OF ftful rest. Finally, through
sheer weariness. she managed TO
sleep, but it was not the quiet sleep
to which she had been accustomed
every night for nearly eighteen
years.
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DRACULA, -.
OR
THE VAMPIRE
By BRAN STOKER.

hand heavily and gravely on the
packet OF papers a. be spoke, .'.nay
and me and many -snother; or It may
sound the knell OF tho ,Un-Dead who
walk the earth. Read ali, pray you,
with the open mind: and ~ You can
add in any way to the story here
told do. so; for It IL Gltimportlnt. Tou
have kept diary Of all these 30
strange things is II, not scr Yesl
Then we shall 60 thrOdgh all these
toGsther when that we meet" He
then made ready for his departure,
and shortly after drove Off to LIVER
pool street I took my way to Pad
dington, where I arrived about fIf-
teen minutes before the train came in.
The crowd melted away, altar the
bustling fashion common to arrival
platforms: and was Beginning to
feel uneasy, lest / might miss my
guest. when q sweet-faced, dainty
looking girl stepped up 70 me, and,
after q quick glance, said: "Dr. Sew.
ard. Is It not7" .
-And you are Mrs. HarkerFs I an.
swered at once; whsreupon she held
0ut her hand.
knew sou from the description
OF poor dear Lucy: but" She stop
ped suddenly, and = quick biushh over
spread her face.
The blush that rose to my own
cheeks somehow set US both At ease,
for It was q tacit answer 70 her own.
I got her Iu6gage, which Included
. typewriter, and We took the I'm
derTround to Frepehureh street, .sf-
ter / had sent 4 wire to my house
keeper to have . sitting.room ana
bedroom prepared at once for. Mrs,
Harker. -
In due time we arrived. She knew.
OF course, that the place was q luna
tic asylum, but could see that she
was unable to repress shuddeF
when we entered.
She told me that, II she might. she
would come presently to my stnAy.
as she had much to say. So here 4
am finishing my entry In my phono-
graph diary whilst I await her. As
yet 1 have not had the chance OF
looking at the papers which Van
Helsing left with me, though they
lie open before me. must get her
interested in something. 50 that 4
may have an opportunity Of reading
them. She does rot know how preci;
Gus time is, or what a task We have
In hand I must be careful not TO
frighten her. Here she is!
NINA PAYS VISIT
To DIR. VAN HELsING.
NINA HARKER's JOURNAL.
20 September-After had tidied
myself, I went down. to- Dr. Stewards
study. At the door I paused . mo-
ment, for I thought heard him
talking with some one. AZ. how
ever, he had pressed me to. be quick,
I knocked at the door, and on his
calling out, "come ins". entered.
To my. intense surprise, there was
no one with him He was quite
alone, and. on the table opposite him
was what I knew at once from the
description to be q phonoFraph. II
had. never seen one. and was much In
terested.
'I hope I did not keer you walt
ing" I said; "but stayed at the door
as heard you talking. and thought
there was some one with you"
"Oh," he replied with q smile, az
II was only entering my diary"
your diary?" I asked him in sur
prise.
yes he answered. "I keep It in
this As he spoke he laid his hand
on the phonograph. / felt quite, ex-
cited over II, and biurted out:
"Why, this beats even shorthand!l
May hear II say somethingT"
CTo Ne Coatinuer Tomorrow)
tCopyr4zhted)
The Washington times., 1917-11-27
By Arthur B. Reeve,

o,uuasv - eAs 'SCEHig KsanSdy"
nv.tsFy stSzisa. WhIsh sSRsaS IN.
s,uSsvoay - oo-S1SIitua 1IagasiANs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04

Mannf9aft auBerorosntIi9 i9pnsn
tann, ionOeru Dor uGsm au9 bic
gatiacbe. bab in uniiberii9tIi9sm 9e>
ldnbe Der Sunb oiel ii9ersr arbeitet
ais Der Menih, 10 bab bic M0sliG
felt, DaB elm 0erDunfeter Surud9ez
laiIen porbsn lit, eIsentll9 sl:I9
Rua 1T. penn bas 9ttist mittels sus
ter 9unoe a6seIu9t iporoen lit.
Sat Der 9unb Gsim 9lbrepieren
zines GelGnbes einen 8ertpunbeten
gefunben. 10 muB er ieinen 5iibrsr
auf .rsenb cine Weiie bappn in
&enntnis feben. Sas einfa9Ite 9ers
fabren iit. oaB er feinem 5iibrsr Don
Dem aufsefunoenen @srpunbetsn irs
eenb einen 9esenitano brinst, appo=
tiert. Gin beutihsr Sanitdtsbunb
appotierte einmaI, ba er ni9ts an>
ceres bel Dem @eripunbeten tinoen
tonnte, elm frdnSDiiirbes Snfanteries
Sepepr nit auf@pflan5tem Saionett,
cine aud tOrperli9 idOn &etitung.
glnoere Sunbe iino 10 oreHiert,
bab iie, nabbem fie slnen @erpunbe>
ten gefunoen baben, einfa9 tpieber Su
ihrem Siibrsr Suriidtetren uno ibm
bur@ tbr 9eneDmeu, Nur9 8inieIn
ufp. tunOtun, oaB Iie etipas sefuns
oen baben. Sieie 9trt Ger SreTur lit
Guf itoen Saa I9iuieriger unO pirb
lanse nidt bon allen Sunben erIernt
ireroen. Tie sibt IeIbfpe, itdnolib au9
Idufiser gu 9erlpe9slunsen QnlaB.
Siele 9unbe iperben 3urseit 10 Oreis
iiert. baB iie. iobalo iie ni4ts gum
Tpportieren finpen, ben 8erpunbsz
ten Die sl6ielflappen a6reiBen; ba.
NIT tonnen iie tpobl !aum iemaIs
S4aben FIFTEEN. Dis abfoIut faIi9
gilt bas fosenannte @erbellen Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04

- @us WeIbourue pirb
semeloet, bab auf ben auitraIiI1en
Premierminiiter !9usbes tiirslia elm
9lttentat periuAt Duroe. Gin Snoiois
bum brang in bic Wobnuna Des
premierminiiters Elm. 0ffnete bas
@4lafsimmerienitsr unb feusrte einen
GepoIperi6ub in bas 3immsr ab,
obne jeoo4 iemanb gu treffen. Der
glttentGter fonnte Die 6luht ergreifen,
bepor bic Polisei CUR Stelle mar
4us Sptio pirb semeI.
bet, baB bic iapaniiben 9eb0rben
propbilattiIde Mubnabmen ssssn bic
gusbrsitung Der GbolerasGpibemie
Lungs Der mnnbI6uriI6en aiiite, Der
toreanif9en Grense uno Der @iIen,
babulinien ersriffen. 2aut ben leB.
ten Weloungen bot bic 3abl Der
GbolerafGlle in Sapan in Der Iebten
3eit 5000 uno in 3prea 500 ibers
ftieeen. Die 9srDffent!i9uns Der Df.
fentli6en Bulletins purbe cinseite!lt,
ba bieie cine fir ben Sanbel fddb.
li6e panif berporriefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
Ger Sdl,ucisrr Stablbclm.

lleber turs ober lang miro in Der
I9peiSer 9lrinee fir Die Sronttruppen
Der StabIbelm eingefiibrt psrpsn.
Oas Oiooea ipeidDt DON Den fran5riis
Srpen uno oeuti6en Selmen iebr ers
beblib ab unO lit Dor allen lei6fer.
Die iibli9en adppi tamen auf Is Bis
16 Sr. gu iteben, posegen bic So ten
Der Stablbelme muir 7 bis 8 Jr. bes
tragen. Die neusn StabIbeIms psr.
Oen. ipie perlautet, nab oem S9oops
idbeu neutrality-suspicious. persintt
unb na6ber felosrau gebei5t. Die
fransDiiiGen pbsr enslii9en Selme bss
Fben Jirniss oOer Gmailiibsrsiiss, pie
oeutiden Selme einen Stoffiibersug.
Gin superIdfiser RoitiduB 1T in beis
BEN Sd[len ni9t porbanben, i'm Sc.
geniaB gum SpriBs 3intii6er3ug, fpel-
der iiberaI in abIolut slei4mab ger
Stdrte aufsetragen iperben lam uno
10 auBeroroentIi9 piinn 1T, bab cine
bemertensperte 9epi9tspermebrung
nirtt in 5rage tommt. Die Sempsras
turerbDbuns 6etrdgt beim Sdoops
Yro5eB nur 80 bis 60 @rao. 10 Dag
Elm glussleihen pber ionItise uner>
ipIni9te SeeintrG6tiaunsen Der tedps
nologilc1en GisenI4aftsn bes StabIs
belTs ausgeI1Ioiien iinb. 9tu9 fir
elne aaslGnoil9e 9eeresmn5t iinO
Oerartisc @eriu9e in srobem Wubs
Ita5 i'm @anse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04

s(ito5. .@ebiet Bis gum S6lgpe.BaB.
Sett idlieBt iie iid INNER oidter
nab Siioen i'm lstal'9rotiis. .@ebiet
suiammen. 9ie ruiiiide SiIfe lit
uIlem slnidein nab fir Die &umd.
rem I'M 10 notiger, als mad ben
i6peren slnitrengullgen Der bisbe.
1igen Sample Der Ieni6enerIas
ben Humanen nidt 9eringe Sdipie.
risfeiten bereiten oiirfte. Die gan.
SC slrt ibres gintrittes in ben Srieg
labt oarauf idlieBen baB iie NIT
elmer raiden Selo5ugsentibeioung
re6neten linb besbaIb cine Srga.
niiation iduien, Die MIR fir Der.
tGltnisndBig fi,rse Seit berednet
mar. gs mar baber MIR logiib,
gIeid auf ben eriten gnbieb Die
9an5e 9raft ins Seuer 5u tperfeu.
60 aber Der gIan miBlana faGt
iest Der griab id)per.
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Surutfden. Goih babcn iid abcr
rie bier ftinlpfenoen llngarn an
has idliuierige GelGnbe geiuobnt.
imo trosoem Die Girnl1nen, Die IN
bieiem fir llingebungsaftionen be-
fonbers giinItigeu @cbiet icben Steg
fennen, nidts unperiudt IaHeil. im
iie aus Dem ltripaIo lulO aus bem
2ano ipieoer bernils5llor1ltgen,
I6eiterten ale bieie 9cnliibungen.
Tie Iette bebertenoe S6Iappe mar
bas grobe @efebt bel @gaiiu am
II. Oftober. gln bieiem Gag ipie
Ger llripalb plotlib i'm &iiden Der
i'm SrotustaI frontal aifs beftiglte
otgegrifienen llngarn Sebn rliniG-
nii6e &ompanien aus, Die in orei.
6igitiinoieem Wtorih auf Sbleid.
pfaben gefommen waren. 9lber Die
ie an iib seipiB brapoilroie Sat
ipurbe fir ben 8egner 5ur gtie.
cerIage. cSn ibperem 9fingen ipur.
ben Die 2eiite bes grigaoiers Sber.
Iten 9oian 5uiammengebaiien, bieler
ieIbit init fiinf5ebn Sffi5ieren &C.
fangen.
Der @ioerItano Ser &iilrt1nen in
bieiem Gaum it, ieitbem er Der
gerteibiglng Der eiscaen @emar.
fitugen gilt, ni6t MIR energiider
aeiporoen ionoern Der 8ertebi-
gungsgiirteI miro Itetig bi6ter. Ser
slrlnee slra itebt Die rumaniide
Iorbarmee eeseniiber. Die anfdng.
Iid bonn General Breiau befebligt
ipurbe. gei ben s(nfangsfampfen
hatte oiele 9(rmee cine eroBe Ius.
eebnllng. sic rei6te etiua bonn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04

fiibrt i'm iebt auf bas &ommanbo
r5eig peripunoet" gum @efunbenen
bin. SemperamentpoIe Sunoe iinb
bel biefer @rbeit unermioIi9, uns
Sdblisemal tOnnen tie INNER ipieoer
frrt9eididt perben unh itets bsaeben
iie ii9 pieber NIT Dem slei9en gifer
on ibre 4r5eit.
Selbftberitdnbli6 fann in befon.
bers iapierisem GeldEbe bic Qrbeit
faburd erIei4tert ipsrben, bab meb.
rere Sunoe sleicb5eitis ouiammen. ar.
beiten. gs tit Sa9e tss fommanOie.
renoen Sanitatsoffi5:t-g, gu beitim.
men, in peldem Sale bas SdIadt.
felb bon ben titsiolbatsn, in
toel9em bon ben Sanitdtsbunben ab.
Suiuden lit; iebr oft miro es porteil.
taft iein, nur einen .5unb su peripens
ben, ein anberes Mal Eebrere, in tpie.
Der anberen Sdllen pirb man sen be,
item Grfolg er5ielen, irenn man bic
Manni6aft nit ben 9unben Sufam.
men arbeiten lGbt, in anberen JGllen
sebt man 10 Dor. bnb 5uerit bic
Weanni4aft bds SslD abiu9t unb
tie 9unoe erit na9ptr gu elmer Had.
Jude peripenbet iperptn.
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tauIenb @erlpunbsts Tefen SanitGiss
bunoen allein ibr &ebek berbanten;
ndrsn Die 9unoe ni4t seipeien, bann
bitten bieie 2sute irgenbpo peritedt
elenOisIi9 ausrunOe ss1en miifen.
Sahe bes SanitdtsbuHbes 1T es,
S9perperpunbete .autsuit0bern unb
linen babur4 Silfe 5u bringen. Dor
allem tit es iein itari aussebiloeter
Seru@siinn, Der i'm au bisfer Qrbeit
keIonoers befdbist. Der Suno mub
iid lciten IaHsn Ourh bic bonn @ers
!punbeten aussebenbe 2uftpitterung.
Wenm oaber elm gutter Sanitdtsbunb
bas Geldnbe 'abiu4t, 10 foa bas nit
srbobenem aopfe seifsben. aus Der
2uft mub er bic Wiiteruns nebmen.
Sn bieiem puntte unterI9eibet er iid
neientlid bonn poIi3sibunb. berieIs
be arbeitet auF Der Gpur, mir feben
taber. oab sr nit ieiner Naie am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04

me, n6llig linpericbrt. Die 9iinlll.
iIen iprensten bel oen 0tiid5ugs.
fan1pien Die 9riiden inn SrotllstaI
niht. @ttua 5ebn ,filometcr bin.
ter Der @retse ricgeln ienicitS Der
@iuniinoung Der Sulta in ben Gro.
tl,s niebere 9iigel oos Sol. sic
bilbcten, bebor iie BON Der bier
cperierenoem ungarildeu Sioiiion
fanpilos genommeu iuurberL cine
gu ltarfer SerteiOisiing eingeribtete
rinl1nii6e Sperrlinie. Die 9eie.
fttelineen 5eiigcn bauon, baB iie in
inteuiiocr glrbeit lange Dor &riegs'
bcginn entitamoen iinO. Sie Sobcn.
riiden iino ein ein5iges Spitem bon
@rGben. ltnterItGnbenL Slanfierim.
gen, Stollen, Sinbernisanlagerl.
sluBeroroentlid Iangc, lueitoersweig.
te 9duge fiibreu ourd Die Siigel.
Sic Sraperien lluo Wtol6inenge'
rebrltanbe iino iallber NIT 3lueig!
aeile6ten pcrflcioet, bas Serrain
trefilid gciudblt, uno bod nutell
Die slnlaeen oeroltet oll. Sic lino
oa5uicbr nod Dem Sdcrna fonltrit.
,ert, bas Die militdrii6en 2ebrbii.
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gaadenaser fir beue auih 9oen Der @eseno
6atI6

Der einsepflodten, sugeipisten gfib.
len angelegt, 8olfsgrubc reibt ii6
On @olfsgrube, ole mogIiden
@inridtllngeu finben iid bier, Die
in ben SerbIttagen oes Sabres
1914 slniuenoung fanben, aber ieit.
ber Idneit fouen gelaiien purben:
;iim 9eiipiel alld i6pere. linpraf.
tiiGe SGrapneIlidirlne, Die bem
Solbaten Oas @efiibl Der SSioliert.
belt eeben nno barum moraliid I'LL.
siinitig duf ibn einpirfen.
Gs mag bier eriud6nt icin, bab
ou1 in manb anoerer 9e5ie9un9
Die runlGniide Griegfiibruug iib
uiele &riegserfabrungrn bisber nitbt,
coer bod MIR gang allmablif gu
Euse gema6t bot, oblpobl Der @e.
rerolitab ieoem Sffi5ier Elm 6iuei.
GGubiges 8erf nitgab, bas inter
Gem Sitel nSie grfabrrnsen bes
8eItfrieges auf allen &riessidalI.
tIGsen" cine Siile bon Wtaterial,
9eobo6tilngen Der Wilitarattades,
IuilGse bon gntente- -@enerdlen II.
/. 10. entbdIt. Sas mag nieIIeidt
oarouf 5uriid5ufiibren iein, baB es
tros aller slnleituneen bod on Der
SorIteGuugsfraft fir Die @ridei.
nlmeen gu fcblen ideint, ioIange
oieie uidt ielbIt an Die Sruppen
Gcrontreten.
Die Hum1nen batten in Die SIT
fanteriebefeitigitngcn i'm Srotustal
aud mobile Ean5erllngen fin fleine
@eidiiee eingebout. 2ettere fonn.
ten iie ali Dem Siiid5ug retten, Die
Yon5er nit ibren auppeIn muBten
iie, trobbem iie auf berbGItnismaBig
leidt bepcslitbcn 2afetten rllbten,
5uriidloiien. Die @eidiite. Die bier
5uiommen nit Der Snfanteriepertei.
Sigilng ben gnnarld) ipebren iou.
ten, woren tleinfaIibrige 5,3.3enti.
meter'Sanonen, bic pernliltlid, ans
Ger beieItieten Seretb- -9inie genom.
men unb oils SanOem5iige auf 5tpei
yiGberu transportabel gen1abt uur.
een.
Sest lit sic Stellungsfeite in ben
SGnoen bon Sonpeo.Eruppen, Die
Die &umGnen IN Der Gidting bes
S!usganges aus bem Srotustal
frGitig 5uriidgcordngt baben. Sci.
oericits bcs Gales flettern Die 9ra.
ben Su ben 9crgriiden empor, Ole
ii6 in ciner Sobe pons burtblbnitt.
lid 1400 Wietern bin5ieben. Ser
@ebiresfrieg 5eiet bier gang eigen.
artige Sormen, Oenn biAtcr ltrpoIo
bebcdt Die Sdnge; er madt Die
Sompfbanoluneen dllBerit i6mierr9
lmo Itcqt an Die Srlippelt aelpalti.
ae Slnforberlingen. Ser llripalO lit
10 bibt, bab elm Sorrpartsfommen
ltellenpeiie iait linnloglid eribeint.
@inobriife ba6eu 5ablloIe llripalo-
rieicn unrgcitiir5t, uno bas Inter.
bols lit bcrart ilmpegiam, Dab Srag.
iierfolonnen iid MIR init slnipan-
hung 1uBeriter 9raft ourd)5uorbei.
ten permo9cn. Sie 9iiifen iteigen
idber oils in oen &arpatben an
lro ltets iino Die 2eute, Die bier
Stellumgen beSieberL in @efabr, ab-
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@sripunbeten, b. +. ieue Qrt Der 4rs
belt, bel Der Der Suno teim aufsefuns
eenen @erlpunheten fBen blieb unb
burt unaussefeBtes 9elIen ieinsn
Tiibrer berbeirief. Saour9 siebt man
Die 9ufmertiamteit o.s Jeinpss auf
il9, Der oann, ba er febr oft ni9t
genauer erfabren tonn mas DOR ii9
sebt. beionbers BEL nd9tii9er Irbeit,
bas Gefe9tsfelb aufs neue bei9iset
uno baour4 iebes fpeitere Su4en perz
unmOsli9t.
prattii4 seitaltet it'd aIio bic 9lr=
belt bes Sanitdts9unrcs folsenber-
maben. Dem 5iibrst !pirp elm be-
itimmtes @e!dnoe angsrieien, oas er
NIT ieinem Suno ut5uiu9en bat.
siadoem er nit Dem 9unb i'm be-
Sei4Eeten Gebiet angetommsn lit,
ldidt er ibn nit ben, &ommanbo
uiub perpunbet" nad allen Ri9,
tungen burh bas be3si9nete @elan=
DC our4. inOem er ibm nit Der Sano
bic einsui9Iasenoe Ridtuns anbsutst.
Gs TT eritaunli6. gu isben, nit lpelz
dem Gifer unb nit ipel1er S6neliss
.eit Der Sunb feline 9lufsnbe gu ers
flillen traatet unb mad alien Seiten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04

9oben bleiDt. um 10 ftets bic Spur
rerfoieen gu .Dnnen. Wiirbe oaS Der
Santtdtsbunb aud ma@en, bdnn
miib.c er cine Mense bersebli6er 4r.
belt leilten, inoem &c natiirli9 aud
ienen Spuren folsen iriiree, Die Don
Solbaten berriibren, sie unperiebrt
ibr Siel errsiat baben ober. ipieber
5uriiasetebrt iino. Stsiit man iich aus
rem nO9 Dor, bab Elm Sanitdtsbruo
in Sunttion tritt. nadtem Sunoerte
BON SolOateu bas S4la6tfelo bur4r
quert baben. bann tit es pobI lsOem
obne ipeiteres tlar, ba5 es unmDslid
iein miiBte, init einem Suno, Der auf
Der Spur arbeitet, po iitipe HeIultate
gu erbalten. Sin tpeiterer 9ortsil bss
Sunoss iit iein iiberaus fbarfss 9e.
tDr; sr miro iebr Of! in Der Gage
Itin, leifes StDbnen dus Der 5erne
ipabrsnebmen. in Sdllen. mo bes
Meniden Sbr nod niat fdbis ut,
irgenbipeI9en Son auttufansen. Ri4t
aulebt tomm! aber bel Der 4rbsit oes
SenitGtsbunoss Suiiutien beHen Ieids
te SepesIi4teit. Sic befdbist ibn.
init Der grOBtsn 2si4tisteit an Srte
norSubringeu, an bic Der Sanitdis>
sclbai nur mt duBeriter &raftan<
itren9uns bingsIanseL tam. Ulan
bente bier nur an WnIoparSellen mi.
fart eTpidsItem tlnter9ols. Dabei
fGllt ni9t nur in 9ct,a9t. bob man
Sur9 bic 9srlrenbuns Der Sunbe bic