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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-21
Silk Underwear to Suit Your Fancy

excellent qualities de chine,
finished pretty
trimmed
oons Price 08c to 50.
chine washable satin,
ST embroidered;
rbbo
chine satin and georgette;
while finished
ribbon Priced $3.50
Ladies' chine washable
and embroidery trimmings, Pink only. At
S2.5O to S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-21

their young stuff II possible NJ all 90
do so. "rhc condition In oklahoma" "
the statement says, "ia similar 10 that
IN many other parts Of the country.
This condition, together with the war,
Is tending 10 drain the entire country
Of live stock. Unless an unusual effort
Is put forth. ;ho entire country Will
find Itself without catl" ana hogs ~
a time when the demand for meat Will
exceed any former demand.
"Roth the Interests Of the nation
and the interests Of individual farm
crs demand that AZ lcnat the young
stuff aud the breeding stuff b" held IN
the country Feed must be conserved
as carefully as food Farmers OF each
section must help each other In THIS
crisis. The state council OF defense
viii Join with the corporation COM
mission and railroad officials IN at
tempting to provide care for the povc-
mcnt OF feed and stock"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-21
UNKNOWN AMERICA SMALL
Parts OF Canada and United States
Even Yet Little Visited.

Undoubtedly most Americans think
of the continent they live upon as one
explored and tanned. They go west
ways more civilized than the east.
They read Of the wondrous adven-
lures Of the pioneers and marvol that
the buffalo should once have ruamed
Iowa and the Apaches attacked Dem
Yer. Some Of the more adventurous
and Imaginative perhaps hcave n
Sigh OF regret that they were norn too
late 20 share in the glory OF winning
the west.
These adventurous minded might
have look at the map OF Canada.
The Canadian Rockies are today al.
most exactly as our Rocky mountains
were Mt the time Lieutenant Fremont
discovered" them--that Is. most of
the region is known 10 n few trappers
ard hunters, and very little of II has
been really explored and studied.
Especially is this true Of the vrea-
northwest territories and OF much of
Alberta The headwaters Of the Ath-
ahasc0 are almost unknown. and In
Peace river valley you can find ooun-
try as Wild as any our forefathers
saw. There is wealth In these regions,
too, OF fur and mineral and timber.
Every summer some Americans
who love the trail and the smell OF
wood smoke so into the wilderness.
Just for fun. hut wilderness II Is
sure to remain until new lines OF
transportation are perfected. At that.
Peace river Is much nearer New York
today than ;he Rio Grande was fifty
wears ago.
Hondo canyon Is In the Sangre de
Cristc tango Of mountains, in northern
New Mexico, not more than twenty
miles south Of the Colorado line. but
IL is infinitely remote from the well
advertised and tourist-trodden Rock
les Of the latter state.
The HOndo Is typical OF tho region.
At It's mouth u Is n flat httis valley
with steep. arid sides All OF The bot
tom land is wcven into a beautiful
patchwork OF alfalfa. chile and bean
fields and little orchards. The houses
cluster together. brown and fiat and
sleepy In the sunshine. Along the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-21
They Didn't Forget.

He's perfectly quiet. ladies'" re
marked the jobmaster to the two girls
who were about TO hire pony and
trap, ."only you must take care TO keep
the rein off his tail"
I'VE won't forget" they replied.
When they returned the jobmaster
inquired how they had got on.
splendid" they exclaimed. I'VE
had one rather sharp shower. but we
took IL in turns TO hold tho umbrella
over the horses tail. 50 there was no
real danger"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-21

exponents of good roads for Tulsa
county
Secretary w. a. Rayson OF tho Re-
tail Merchants association and his
corps OF assistants were busily en-
gagged on the telephones from that Of
flee. calling the attention OF retail and
wholesale men to the importance OF
the campaign and the need of casting
as large vote ms possible for the bond
issue.
In the office Of the Tulsa Traffic as
sociatiOn Secretary Adams and his as
sistants were following out the same
program with the result that every
concern represented in either Of the
three organizations were called over
the telephone and advised OF the neces-
sity of voting to offset those cast by
the opponents OF better highways. in
Tulsa county.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-21
FEED SHORTAGE
C0NFR0NTS STATE
Drouth Makes Live Stock Con-
dition Critical; Farmers
Must Keep Breeding.

0r,.a 10 Thc word
OKLAHOMA cry, okla. Nov. 90.
10c u,o stock industry OF oklahoma IS
passing thru one of tn, most critical
prriuda IN the history OF the state. &C.
lnrdiuE Ia the oklahoma state Couu-
ol of Defense, which has been called
upuu during tho past week 10 nid In
half n dozen different sections. either
to furnish stock ears In which to ship
Stuck out, or box ears with which TO
ship feed in. prouth In the wheat see
uons has made n,ll pasture practically
total failure. Frost at a critical
time cut short prospects for "a heavy
late feed crop In western Oklahoma
Every effort Is being made To obtain
ears for the movement of stock. and In
the meantime the state council Is APP
penling to farmers and Nockmcn To
hold on TO their breeding stock and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-21

All people with false teeth are here
by warned 10 stay Off the river or keep
their mouths shut when In the water
80 the sad accident may not bcfnll
them that ala r. T.. Lewis. While
swimmlgn the other day Mr. Lew3
Just had 10 snccZe while he was la
water neck deep and HIS teeth flew
out In the river and drowned. BROTHER
Lewis dived frnnticnlly for about an
hour but we guess some fiSh Is the
proud posscssor OF his tooth They
were never found Hyers CrcVD Her
Md
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

ais Die @nglGnbcr ben GrnIt Der
Godbe merften, tamen lie balo nit erbcs
benen S5dnoen ans Sa9eslicbt, obne
lange @iberitano 5u Ieiltcn.
be geiporfen, aber bas niibte i6nen
ni9ts bei benz ebenen, bedunssloien
@elGnbe, unfere 8ugel bolte iie ale.
Das idIieBIid nod iibris blieb.
mubte ii9 erssbsn. Gum 5lieben
niibten ben lebmselben 8riten biesmal
ibre Ianssn 8eine nidts, baSu tparen
iie gu nabe an uus beransetommen.
gaa, mir baben ibnen ihren srinienben
Sodmut seb0ris perial5en. Dh bdts
ten uns nibt baIb 10 sefreut, tpeun
es Jransoien selpefen ipGren.
Mber elm llnsliid tommt felten
alIein, iagt bas Spri9port. Wie i9
NIT meinem flatternbsn Soienbein
aipiiden Dem @elidter aufrdumen
BELLE, tpar's nit bem aolbsn obsr
Yaionstt, i9 peib es niGat mebr, oa
friege i9 bod eiuen Sdlas auf ben
Riiden, bab i5 porn;iber ins peide
grbreid fdiebe. ~Das 1T LOSE" benz
fe id, orebe mid Inn ipie cine 3aBe.
bic auf ben Baud ssfalsn 1T. babei
bleibe ih an einem Orabtbinbernis
bdnsen, unb : ritfd, iit aud bas
sefunoe Soienbein biniiber. gla, nun
mar bod pisoer elm slei9mGbissr
Still erreiht. tpie bic Tatur bod auf
Sarmonie bebadt lit. DAP Die &ames
raoen es nidt an Wibsn febien lisben,
peritebt iid. aber 10 etipas ldBt ii9
ia ausbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

Sn Der S9eune finben mir srobe
Mensen bon 8artoffsln uno 4epfeIn.
go tonnten mir uns 5una9it seb0s
rig fatt efen. uno Sann beIubsn
mir uns, pas mir nur fblsppsn tonn>
ten, nit aepfeln. ariedsnb erreidten
ipir pieOer uniern @raben.
Wir paren eritaunt, baB bic Gnss
ldnber ibn uns 10 euttpillis iiberlies
ben. Giiblten iie iia gum Sturme gu
I6tpads
rSunsens." faste unfer 9aupts
mann, rtommen iie ni4t gu uns, 10
seben mir gu ibnen!"
9llio aufgepflanst unb bann pors
pGrts.
Sc par niht unIer eriter Sturms
ansriff; mir iunscn Meni6en battsn
uns bsreits 10 an alle M0sli6tsiten
gefp0bnt, bob elm Samerab nod
idnen feline sipsi lebten 3isarstten
porbolte uno iie nit mir teilte. Wdbz
reno mir iie ansiinbeten. rief uns elmer
BON ben dlteren 2euten su, mir iollten
bds Bis na9ber Iafen. ~MsnT4,"
Ia9te mein aamerab, .es 1T bod
Idabe I'm bic 3isaretten. per ipeib,
OBJ mir iie na9ber nod rau4en tDns
nen!"
Seim Sinaustlettern aus benz
9ro6en f6Iibte mir mein Rabbar
nit ieinem Seitengslpebr bic Spie
duf, ba mir etpqs su eng beieinnnoer
iuaren. SEPT iab i'd aus ipie elm ball
Der S9ottlGnoer nit meinem nudten
Snie, ubere9al, INNER pprpdrts, gu
Den 9riten binii6sr:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

garmbersisen griiber, alio cine psr'
Edltnismdbis seiiderte Steae. ibsrs
nebmen gu biirfen. Man pies ibm
bort bic ii9erite 3elle an ber pom
s5einb absetebrten settle oes Sebdua
bes on, tat alles, Inn benz oers
oienItpolleu Mann bic &ube pieoer5us
seben.
rlnb eben bort but i'm, ber unper>
lebt bur9 bic @ranatsnboae bss
Wionte Santo sspdnbelt mar, bas
GjeI6id ereilt. gint 9ranate flog
bur9 Elm Seniter bes Spitalgebdubss
berein, bur9idIus bic Sir zines
Simmers, plaste i'm &orioor, geraoe
Dor Der 3e[le Oes paters Srans. Sin
@prensitiid bobrte iih bur4 ibre
5iire, traf ben Wlond in bic Sals>
ialagaber. :.
Sn elmer Waainudt baben iie i'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

arme oelitide Srau, slnna Roiauer,
Die in Hasiiia Iebte, in ibrem Gar
ten elm StrauBden bon elmer iuile-
lua6icnben Sflan5e gepfliidt llno es
ip1ter in einen 8infel eeiuorfen.
sIls iie basielbe na9 mebreren $50.
den bertrodnet fpieber erblidte, fiel
ibr auf, baB cine Menge bon Snief.
ten tot babel lagcn. Sic pernlitete,
oaB Die Eiere biird Die BfIan5e 9e.
t0tet ieien llnb bcgann nit Der So
brifation bes Snieftenpulpers, oas
nod ibrem So6e bon DEM gpotbefer
0roba peiter pertrieben tpurbe. 9ie
Bflan5e, cine Gbrpiantbemilmart,
wa6it borsugspeiie in Wonteneero,
fommt aber aud in 9almatien, sfI.
banien uno Der Ser5egoipina Dor.
Smlptlieferant ober lit Montenearo,
mo man Die Bflan5e anballt. 1865
begann baS Siiritentllm Der ibluar.
sen 9eree Snieftenpuloer in groBe-
rem Mengen Su erportieren, nnb
5ipar sil boben Breiien; elm 3entner
foltete banaIs in Srielt 250 @uI.
ben. @ls 9almatien 9onfurrent
ipuroe, bcgannen Die Yreiie 3u fin.
fen, uno elm fornlIider 8reisitlira
trat elm, aIs aud Die ganfees bas
Bpretbrum in aroBem llmfange 5u
fiiltibieren begannen. @is auf is
@nlben briidten iie ben Yreis ber,ir.
fer .slber Der sIlp, Der iid bamit auf
Wlontenegro Ieete. mid, als F6 ber.
aitsitellte, 6aB Die in smerifa poh.
ienben Pflan5en nift Die aefpiinih.
ten morberifhen giaenidaften bot.
ten. Seithem itebt Iontenegro ipie.
Der On Der Spite uno loft fir oen
3enmer guIper 100 bis 100 @ul.
ben. Der Wai lit Der Sauptmonat;
can't offnen iid Die 9liiten, ilnb in
bieiem 3uitanbe entipideln iie Die
itarfitc 9raft. Gin SiIo @IGtter lie.
fert "a 9ilo trodener @are; 10000
&ilogramm fiibrt Montenegro i1br.
lid ans. Die Iilperiiierilng ae.
idiebt i'm sluslanbe, in 8cneoia,
Sfcn.Heit, 8ien unb Berlin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

natsnbasel psrtreiben. go stns es
einsn Winter lang. elm Grii6iabr bins
bur9. SIMMER uno INNER pieber
aos es i'm sur alien Sergbeimat bin'
auf, er tannte lGnsit bic Stunben
Der Rube, mo man obne allau sroBe
@efabr bic StGtte Der 8eripiiItung
beIuden tonnte; er tpubte ieben
Sdlupfpintel. Der S9uB Dor ben
umbsrflissenben SprensItiiden bot,
penn Sas syeuer einmal unpermutet
losbrad. Hie seidab ibm elm 2sib
= Der beilise Berg ielbit faisn ihn
gu fdirmen.
Gines Sases nun idlus cine @raa
nate in bas aloiter Gatagnapi3aa,
feline. neue Seimat. Oie @rplofon
5srf0rte ben aorribor, bsr sur 3elle
bes 'paters Srans fiibrte, aertriims
merte bic Stiess. Sas mar 5upisl.
Sbm mar. als Of ;bn bic feinbliden
@ranatsn bonn Berg ber Bis bisrber
ins Sol berfolsten. ibm idauberte
Dor benz @ebanten, nun auh bier uus
ten iibsr Sdutt unb Sriimmer tist'
tern. auf fdpantenben gotitiesen
iein 3immerden aufiuaen gu miiFen.
gr, Der mutisite unter ben 8riibern.
perlor nit einem Male bic Rerpen
unb Bot, bas alofer perlaifen unb
bic SeeIIorse i'm 90rser Spital bsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

Wir Iteisen bas Iebte iteile Stiid
gum @ipfsl bes Wonte Sonto binan.
Der runb sebn ssilometsr norboitlid
poon @or3 Fd erbebt. Sier oben 1T
pie iiiSli6e Sonne nod itort genus.
mm Die Srauben BON Reben reifen gu
aaNeu, bic tein Din5er gepflan5t bat,
hit sufGnis atpiiden ben Steinen nus
5ru9tbarer Grbe teimten. llnb mit>
ten in benz 2nubpolD. Der uns ben
9liden Der Staliener ent5iebt, ftebt
1ie unb ba cine tonislidbe Goelfaitaa
xtie, beren fta6elgepunSerte Srii4te
1ea i'm buntleren 2uubpert I4ims
gnern. Gin seiegnetes 2anb, bas 6ries
ben unb Sru9t6arteit gu atmen
fdeint. limb nun 3
Dir Tteben Dor ber pforte bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bos emit Don Der
Spibe bes 8erges ben frommsn
@anberer sriibte. Sm 5riiblins oes
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muntp 5antn.
Sin Sthd Sriessaebiet in Der 9dhe bon 0Ors.

baben gatterien olIer 3olibsr auf
oas 3loIter Monie Santo sesielt, Bis
es enbli9 pirtlid in einsn untennts
Iihen 5riimmerbonfen perpanbelt
mar. Sat in jsber 3eGe bss Dobnz
sebdubes fbt elm Sdub, bic Stiesen
Iinb 5ufammensebrohen, treus unb
quer itebt bas @ebGIf. Miibfam
tlettern mir iiber S9uttbaufen unb
Idponfenbe 8retter. um, in raI9em
auuf ben bonn 5einb einseiebenen
Sof burhmeFenb. sur Stride gu ses
tansen. Die itatuensef6miidts Sreis
treppe bat elm NOrierf9ub 5erT9metz
tert. Guf &letteripagen, bic an eine
Qlpentour erinnern, sebt es iibsr
mG9ttge Steintriimmer uno S9utts
lagen empor. limb ipenn unIer Sub
rer niht enblid ertldrt: $50, ieBt
iinb mir in Der Stride" = mir tpiibs
ten es niht. Gin auf unb ab BON
@erDll bsbsdt bic Stelle; brei Der
Wausrn iinb osrfdpunben, Bis auf
bic Sunbamente serI6lasen. grit
Bel ndberem 3iIsben merit mon, baB
es ni6t nur Steine iinb, bic oa lies
gen. Da unb bort blibt elm 2eu6ter,
Elm gfltarssrGt aus MeiFns spifden
ben Sriimmern .auf, elm tleiner, ipsss
Ser Marmorensel liegt i'm Sdutt,
bic Riefenitatue zines Seilisen lebnt,
BON ibrem poitament seitiirat, fopfs
abpGrts an Der Wanb. 3erfebte Bill.
Der, sertriimmerte Srnamente iiberz
all. llnb Der acknowledgements aiems
lid pobl erbolten sebliebene Nltar
iiebt, bonn freien Simmel iiberfpDlbt,
trulirig auf bus Dert Der 3eritOruns
bera6.
Orauben auf benz fleinen Sriebbof
por ser peripiiIteten Stride erbebt iid
Elm einfahes, friI4es Solatreu3
sipiI6en often @rdbern. gs trdst
ni9t, ipie man untpilItiirlt9 erpar>
tet, ben Ramen zines sefalIenen Sol>
baten. rqater Jrana ambro3" itebt
auf Der tleinen Safel einsebrannt.
limb fper bonn Monte Santo ersdbIt,
Der mub ipobl aud bic Spbesseidihs
te bieIes 5runsitanermOn9es berihs
ten, Der auf benz Wfonte Santo lebte
unb nit ibm itarb.
pater Srans mar beim 8esinn
oes italieniIdsn &rieses, als bas
&foiter in Saii unD Gile serdumt
iuurbe, nidt nit gu Sal sesossn,
Ionoern als @d9ter ouf Der 9ergesz
b0be seblieben. gr bra6te, iotpeit
es in Ieinen arGften ftnnb, einen
Seil Der &irdsni6dbe in Sidsrbeit,
er bielt aud nod aus, als bic Be-
idiebuns besann. Grit als feline 3ene
in Sriimmer sefdohen, Der 2lufents
balt 5ur SDlle selporben mar, mid
er bon ieinem plab, ities binuntsr
ins Sal unb iiebelte in bas Sronaisz
tanertloiter @aitasnapiasa norbli9
BON @Dr5 iibsr. gbsr 70 oft ss m6ali9
mar, mon6mal einen Sas Inn ben
anbern. tlomm Der MDn9 isinen sez
lisbtsn Sers empor, beIab iid bic
fortIbreitenbe 3erit0rung, bnrg aus
ben Sriimmern. mas bes 9ergsns
pert NOR, unS lieb ii9 erIt tpieber
BON benz outs neue einIeBenben @ras
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

mar, oaB unIere Qrtillerie famos in
Die S9iibsnsrdben traf, aber ni4t IN
bic ensliiden, ionbern in Die unieren.
Was nun9
@9nell auriid, bamit Die @ranaten
iiber uns briiber meg iauien. 4ber
tpie auf benz flaben 5elbe. mo iebe
Oedung feblt unD bic gngldnber nur
barauf iparten. oaB ii4 cine Selms
ipibe 5eise2 Gs bilft alles nihts. mir
miifen uns in Si9erbeit brinsen,
na9oem ii6 berausgeiiellt bat, oab
uniere Irtillerie iieben &iGometer
riidpdrts itebt unb feline teIepboniids
@erbinbung nit uns bat. Ilfo mub
elm Waeloereiter abgeben. Wir alfo
auf unb beraus. Sinter elmer Sdeune
finben mir S9ub. Sbipobl bic @ngs
lifbmen raienb feuern, foitet uns Der
Wettlauf nur bier @erpunbete.
Wie bod alles 8Die fein @utes bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

2lls bic ben @rnit Der Sode mert=
ten, tamen fie balb nit erbObenen
SGnoen ans SasesIidt. obne lanse
Wibsritano gu IeiIten. 60 beIebten
mir ben fsinbIidsn Sdiibensraben.
llnisre 4epfel brauAten mir iebt ni4t
mebr sur 9auptmabl5eit, iOnbern nur
nod ols NahtiIf) senieben. benn bic
GnslGnbsr paren rei6fid nit 5leif4s
tonierpen uno anoeren suten Sinsen
perie1en.
2anse iollte absr onIdeineDo bus
quite 2eben ni9t bauern. Die Gnsldns
Der saben uns su fiiblen. oab lie
ibren 9raben auriidbaben ipollten.
go ridtsten mir uns alIo auf ibren
9e1u1 Elm. .uno iie tamen in GROCER
rIeber5abl.
,&einer f9ieBt!" befabl Der 5aupts
mann. limb 70 lieben mir iie berans
tommen. Der @bituno bon pierbunoeri
Metern psrringerte ii6 auf oreibuns
bert, auf 5tueibunbert uno I4IieBlid)
auf bunOertunbfiinf5ig. SEPT fiel bon
unIerer Seite ols pcrabreOetes 3eiden
fir uns Der erite S6ub. Seoer BON
uns batte I9 ieinen Mann aufa
8orn senommen. unb 90 sob es olIr
sinen beiBen @mpfang, Die ibn iif
bic @nslGnber iuobl i4iperli9 batten
trdumsn hfen. Wie semdbt fielen lie.
Die anoern bransen tapfer roripdrts.
tpGbrenb mir rubig tpie auf bem
uebunsspIab luben unb ab3osen :
isbsr Sdub Elm Sreffer. Gin Sell
Der gnsldn0er batte fi4 auf bic Gr'
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ersa6luns bon @. @Hucr.

Sir uns iunse arisssfrsiipillise
bat es teineh frDbliaeren Gag sese1
ben. aIs ba mir bic Gngldnber enbIi9
auf fiinfbunoert Metsr Dor uns bats
ten. Wie bas in uns allen lpiih!te
unb Ioberte. bappn fam man ii4
na9ber taum nod eine 8oriteIung
MAIDEN. Wir baben uns bieien Sag
aber aud nit Sdbem Nusbarren perz
bient. Wenn oie snslii9en 9eIdiise
uns nit @ranaten fOrmlid begoiIen.
unb tpenn oa5u nod bic ap9tiite
tagelang ausbiieb, iuir tpi6en niht
bonn Sled. Iur einmal mubtsn mir
ein boriiberssbenbes 3useitdnonis an
bic Drummer MAIDEN. Mber audi bies
ni9t on bic ensliidsn. Die Sade fam
10.
Snfolse anbaltenben Hebels tonn>
ten infere Slieser bic enslii6en
S9iibensrGben nur f9tpsr bon ben
unirisen unteri4eioen. Das grsebnis
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oben auF benz Mpnte Santo besraben.
tpie er es ii1 INNER selpiinf9t battle.
Solbaten trusen ben Sars iiber bic
Strabe empor, bic man BEL Sag nidt
ssben barf, elmer Der Sloitersefdbrs
ten Ipra9 i'm S4ein Der 2eudtfus
geln, i'm naben 8nattern Der @epebs
re, I'M bumpfen Saall Der 8anonen
Sie @ebete. Yater Sran5 Qnbroa,
Der treusIte unter ben MOndsn bes
Monte Santo. ipar auf feinen beilis
gen Berg 3uriidsetebrt. gleben ben
Ruinen Der Rirde liest fein Srab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

sriten Sriesesia6res itunb lisr nod
elm itol3es, fattlides Saus, cine
m6dtiae, pfeilersetrassne Stride. @us
alien @ebieten bes 8iiitenlanbes,
,iiber bas lie in ipsite 5ernen lab,
FirSmten ibr bic @aafabrer gu:
sfeifsitoliener aus benz 8enetiania
Sden, SsIterrei6er italieniidtr 3uns
ee aus @prs unb 5riaul, Slopenen
aus ben @lpentdlern trofen l4
Mier oten. Ser Monte Santo, bic
@peta @ora, pie bic Slaipen ias
gen, por ibnsn Elm gemeiuIames
cSpmbpl.
Dir ftebsn bor Der pforte, aber iie
fiibrt in bas gboos. gie fat man
IN o[ ben pielen Mondten bes 3riez
aes cine fiir6terlibere, pollfommenere
.3eritOrung seIeben. 2Boden binburf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

-Seiner Dor 9las. Sauss
tbrann 6u Ieiner 5rau): SIMMER
trittliger peroen bic 2eut. Seut per>
lanst gar Der Wieter i'm erIten Stod,
ih iolle zen &amin umbauen lahen.
ipeil Der Ofen INNER rou9t. Dem
bab' i6 cher J'iagt. er iou iid bann
nm 10 YIsnni9 Sdmalsler taufen,
bann rie4t er ben Rau9 niat
me5r!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25

= &enn5eiden. Ser Wirt
zines @urortss bat ieinen pittolo nit
peridissenen Yeiorgungen in bas Sns
mere Der Stabt seIdidt. Der Sunge
1T idon iiberIans fort unb tommt
INNER nod ni9t. Oa msint Der Wirt
fir fi9: nWelde 5eituns mag benn
idon ipiebsr sefallen Iein, bab Der
2ausbub nod ui9t ba it'll"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-25
Das Land des 1nfehtenpuIvers.

@Ontcncaro lift Elm armes aanS.
bod Gin 9lciroo bdIt's perborsen".
,es prooll5icrt Snicftenpulper, aas
nit llnrcdt ~perfiides" scnannt
miro. Sm Sabre 1910 batte cine
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02


other all
though because
O
m
in sat
on
"that nothing
in hereeve
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02

Ps1He oH q Sef etRfHH S1ffPf0y &C tHfHe f'N W.T.
be kidded to death by this narrative,
let US not ask whether 1t was the
house or senate gallery. However, the
large person had a fine set of mus
taches, upturned and diplomatic in
their general aspect. With him trailed
three women dressed to kill in the
finest stuff you ever saw in all your
life.
Well, all the galleries were filled,
except the executive gallery and the
Diplomatic gallery. The large neryy
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02


tumbing
Of
1t
a
The
a a
q new fag vast from
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02
Proved Herself Worthy Member Of the D. A. R.

ANsAS
station No.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02
Doorkeeper Succumbed to High Sounding Title

w AsINGToNAt night Capitol Hill
deavoed the public galleries Because Of the the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02

later there developed what sounded
and locked windows raised and the
brought
They found the OIL clothes
hther
until the
available
NJ all led Industries
had
other he
all had
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02

the
Hewt wouldn't we'd have him
refused took him to the station"
Mrs Jessie Wynne tried to have him declared He
kvASo ON
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02
AIIege That millionaire Mser" Stole Potatoes

Hewitt known the millionaire miser Of Rogers
Sheffield
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02
Difference in Business Ethics Caused Trouble

recently AIteE WHO forenoon lnat tne
bread lines Of Germany are presently
to be duplicated in this country by
clothes lines. weskit showers and other
activities calculated to keep the wear
ers Of secondhand clothing from open.
to say nothing Of nude, revolt.
All of these facts and about n
carload Of language was brought forth
when fiat dweller in an uptown
street heard the cry of "ol' clothes,
cash." beloved beneath his boudoir
window md hacknnad nnca and n mo-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02

Earuen plot CuItlVareu Dy NegeIIn,
George Smith and Matt Smith.
According to the complaint, the
three obtained permission from James
Cardwell to use patch of ground, 100
by 159 feet. All during the summer
evenings they would spend their time
in the potato field. Then came the
fall with the new large potatoes.
The amateur gardeners noticed
that for some time they found no po-
tatoes in many hills, and they got
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-02

NO. o IS NOt 1T DeSt OTf1HInentaI, and
the flag had worn itself out ripping
patriotism in the breezes half under
a viaduct at Twentieth street and
Flora avenue. Undoubtedly, 1t would
still be doing It's soiled and pitlful
best had it not won champion. No
knight In armor or soldier in khaki
came to its rescue. But bright-eyed
lady stopped her car in front OF the
station. She walked bravely in and
up to the police sergeant In charge.