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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-10
TRACE DISEASE
TO CONSTIPATION

One Of the r-,nss on which
different schools OF medicine prac.
tical1y agree Il, that about $50 Of
all human disease - directly
traceable to Intestinal putrefac-
ton Of stomach waste due to In
activity Of the bowels, or consti-
patton. The eliminative process
Is an essential factor in digestion
and on Its proper functiontng de-
ponds the welfare Of the entire
system.
Constipation is Q condition that
should never be neglected. As
sooa as the bowels evidence the
slightest disposition to slow up, a
mild laxative should DO tsiS1.
The combination OF simple la1a-
tive herbs with pePstn, known as
DR.. Ca1dweI's Syrup Pepsin END
scld IN drug stores for f9ty cents
o bottle, Is highly recommended as
q corrective, acting gently, In an
easy, natural way, without grip
ing or other pain or discomfort.
A trial bottle Of this excellent
family remedy can be obtained.
free Of charge, by writing TO Dr..
W. q. Caldwell. ass Washington
ST., Monticello, Illinois.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16
ENOUGH FOUND II FOUND NEW
 ESTABLISHMENT

In the arrest of Jose Martinez, Joa- quin Martinez, Miguel Cota and Fer
 naDda Hania, the police believe they
 have unearthed shoplifting gang. In
 their rooms in the southeast part Of the
 city enough articles of various uses
 were found to stock small store. The
 four are held for investigation follow
 ing the complaint of F'eliencio Buteras,
 who says one of the men in the party
 held him up early yesterday morning
 and took a sum of money from him
 Buteras is held at the police station as
 a witness.
 Six new suit cases. five of them of
 the straw variety, and one we'll stocked
 trunk were taken in the raid on the rooms of the party. A black suit with the initials ''J G." is included in the goods taken. Four pair of pants were in the suit case with the suit. There are new safety razors, any number of pairs of women's hose, Cleopatra and Royal Princess brand, table cloths, wo- mems suits, towels, underclothing, hair brushes, new purses, new shoes, hats silk handkerchiefs, gold earrings, an American Kitchen napkin, an ostrich feather ruff and q host of other articles.
 The police would be glad if people having lost such articles would call and endeavor to identify the property
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16
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food supply by those who handle it on its way to the consumer This is our opportunity to demonstrate the efiI- ciency of the great democracy and We shall not fall short of il.
 This let me say tn the middlemen of every sort. whether they are hand lins oar fOodstuffs or our raw materials of manufacture or the products of our mills and factories: The eyes of the country will be especially upon you. his is your opportunity for signal ser vice. efficient and, disinterested The country expects you, as it expects all others. to fOrego unusual profits. to or ganiZe and expedite shipments of sup plies of every kind. but especially Of food, with an eye to the service you are rendering and in the spiri. of those who enlist in the ranks. for their peo- pie, not for. themselves. l shall c0nfi- denuy expect you to deserve and win the confidence of people of every sort and station.
 TO the men who run the I;.ilWays, of the country whether they are man agers or operative employees. let me say . that the railways are the arteries of the nations life and that upon them rests the immense respOnSiDility of seeing to ic that those arteries suffer no obstruction of any kind na inef- ficiency or slackened power To the merchant let me suggest the motto
 Small profits and quck service:' and tn th" ehIuhHilder the thought thai the
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16

tories and mines. and they will be as much part of the great patriotic force of the nation as the men under fire
 T take the liberty therefore. of addressing this word to the farmers of the country, and to al who worN on the farms: The supreme need of our own nation and of the nations with which we are cooperating is m abundance of supplies. and es- pecially of foodstuffs The import ance of an adequate food supply, es- peciaiiy for the present year, is super lativ@ Without abundant food alike fol the armies and the peoples nov 1t War, the whole great enterprise upon which We have embarked will break down and fail. Tho worlds s food reserves are low. Not only dur ing the present emergency but for some time after peace shall have come both oLr own people and a large proportion of the people of Europe must rely upon the harvests ir America Upon the farmers of this country. therefore. in large mea- sure, rests the fate of he war anu the fate of the nations. May the na- tion not count upon tEen. to omit no step shar will increase the production of their land or that will bring about the most effective cO-operation in the sale and distribution of theil. food production.
 ..1't-o .f,,-~ i, e.he..t IL E.. of t',s ,,,o-+
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16
Getting ready to fire torpedo.

imperative importance that everything possible he doae and Gone immediately To make sure of large barVests. | call upon young men and old alike and upon the able bodied boys of the land to ac- cepL and act upon this duty-to turn in hosts to the farms and make cer- tain that no pains and no labor is lack ing in this great matter.
 T particularly appeal to the farmers of the south to plant abundant food stuffs as well as cotton. They can show their patriotism in no better or more convincing way than by resist ing lhe great temptation of the present price O. cotton and helping helping urun great scale,-.to feed the nation and the peoples everywhere who are fighting for their liberties and for our own The variety of their crops will be the visible measure of their com -prehensiOn of their national duty
 The government of the United States and the governments of the seV- eral states stand ready to cooperate. They will do everything possible to assist farmers in securing an adequate supply of seed, an adequate force of iahorers when most needed at harvest time and means of expediting ship ments of fertilizers and farm machin- cry, as well as Of the crops themselves when harvested. The course of trade shall be as unhampered as it is poss n ? to maNe t and there shall be no unwar- ~' -'taa r"a p'nuintinn nf tha ration $
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16

life of the war depends upon him. The food and the war supplies must be carried across the seas no matter how many ships are sent to the bottom. The places of those that go down must be supplied and supplied at once. To the miner let ne say that he stands where the farmer does; the work of the world waits on him. If he slackens or
 tails, armies and statesmen are help less. lie also is enlisted in the great service army. The manufacturer does not need to be told hope, that the nation looks to him to speed and per remind his employees that their service k absolutely indispensable and IS counted upon by every man who loves the country and it's liberties
 Let me suggest also tlat every one who creates or cultivates q garden helps and help greatly to solve the problem Of the feeding of the nations: ! and that every housewife who practices strict economy pitts herself in the ranks of those who serve the nation. This is he time for America to correct her un- pardonable fault of Wastefulness and .eNtraNagAnce. Let every man and every woman assume the duty of care ful, provident use and expenditure as q
 public duty as Q dictate of patriotism
 hich no one can now expect ever to be excused or forgiven for ignoring.
 In the hope that this statement of
 tho needs 0f the nation and of the
 world in this hour of supreme crisis
 may stimulate those to whom it comes
 and remind all who need reminder of
 the solemn duties of time such as the | world mas never seen before, l beg that all editors and publishers everywhere will give as prominent publication and
 as Nide circulation as possible to this appeal. l venture to suggest also. to all advertising agencies that they
 would perhaps render q very substan-
 tial and timely service to the country
 if they would give il widespread repe-
 tition. And l hope that clergymen will
 not think the theme of it an unap-
 propfiate subject of comment and hom-
 fly from their pupits.
 ] The supreme test of the nation has come. We must all speak, act and
 serve together
 | WOODROW WILSON"
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16

been Julius Parker, who was held for trial in the superior court after pre- liminary examination.
 Mrs H. T. Wright was passing through her home at 1771 North Ca huenGa Boulevard. She heard a sus- picious noise It was broad daylight Investigating she saw a man stealing along the hallway. Terrorized Mrs. Wright rushed to her daughter. Helen. and told her in an awed whisper that a robber was in the house
 Miss Wright told her mother to hurry quietly to the place where their jewels
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16

were kept. take them and walk calmly out into the street. She rushed 10 the telephone and called the police.
 Confronting tn intruder in the hall way, Miss Wright asked pleasantly what he wanted in her home
 I'm the grocery delivery man, who left the wrong package" said the rob- Der, pocketing his gun, which he thought that Miss Wright did not see
 Come right into the kitchen" in vited Miss Wright and we will look it up. am sorry you were put to the trouble.
 Pretending to search for the grocer ies. she kept the intruder away from the exit.
 Despite his protest that he would re- turn again, she insisted upon settling the whole affair right at once.
 When Motorcycle Officer J. F. Hahn dashed up to the house, the robber made leap for the door, Miss Wright seized him and they struggled for the possession of the revolver until Hahn reached the spot.-Los Angeles Es- press
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16

City Republican. -H s v 
 published the notice recently calling for skilled of have enabled send the Civil Service Com
  of very appreciated of whch the partn in it.
 R.
 Civil Service Examiners
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16
SEIZE ALIENS FIREARMS
rRepublican A. p. Leased wirel

GRepubican A. P. Leased Wire1
 FL PASO. April 15.-Oroers have been given the chiefs of police in Ari- zona, New Mexico and West Texas. in eluding Fl Paso, to Seize all aliens firearms, bombs, maxim silencers, code books or other forms of codes. The chief of police here has issued a proc lamatlon cidefirg all aliens to sur render such articles by next Tuesday ill compliance with article one of the pres ident's procla nation
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16
BURGLAR TRAPPED BY GIRL

How a beautiful young conan steeled her nerves while she lured an alleged daring burglar into trap and there in battle of wits held him virtually q prisoner until the police arrived, was disclosed in Justice Frank Forbes's court
 Miss Helen Wright was the young woman. The burglar is alleged to have
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16
SAYS MUST STAND TOGETHER FOR LIFE
 OF UNITED STATES

tContirued rom Page One,
 enaaPed in the service of the nation and the world, the efficient friends and sayiors of free men everywfere Thousands. nay hundreds .f thous- ands of men otherwise liable to mili- tary service will of right and of nee essity be excused from that service and assigned to the fundamental, sas- stining work of the fields and fac
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16

fContirned rom Page one,
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Office of U. s. Surveyor General

Phoenix. Arizona, April IS, 1917.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-16

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21

t, front, 1T Elm Spfer Der geidieBuns
getuorben. Ser oil Der gtorolette
oufiteigenoe ,nb oen WarftpIas be.
berri6enbc Surrl, Der monateIang
Iein 3ieIpirnft Der fron5oiiiden Sc.
id)oiie mar, liegt iett am 9obea,
unb I'M 9iatbauie lit Der id,one, ailf'
slrfoben rlbcnoe gfenaiiiancebai,
5eridoiien, am Marft fein. Suus
inlberiibrt erbaIten. Sn @apaime
lit Die grpRe orciidiffige Stride,
iuie6er ein SaIlenbau nit tiefen
Seitenfapellen unb 5ipeiifiiiigem
Suerififf, biirdaus oerni6tet, cin
i;neebeuerIides Sriinlmermeer er.
fiiat oas Snnere. Ser i66ne SpGt-
renaiiiancebou bes 9fatbauies bonn
Sabre 1910 lit 5eridoiieu. llnter
ben Sdloiiern, Die bier 5erit0rt iino,
lit bas 9fenaiiiancei6loB SaiIlp.
Sailliiel, oas immitteIbar binter
Der Sront Iie9t, nit Der romani-
ihen Stride bes Srtes unb Ser go.
tiiden aapeIle fait bem @robooeu
sIeideema6t. Sas itoISe s6IoB
Manancollrt, ein llnibalt bes olten
@arodi6loiies bon 1715, Der Sis
Der Ser5oge bon Toban, iuar bret
Monate binour6 3ielpunft Der
iransoiii6en @ei6oiie unb tr1gt ipie
tie total Serifoiienen Nebengeb6uoe
unb Der perni6tete garf Die beut.
lihen Spiiren bieier 9ei6ieBuny.
Ole Mauern iino bon groBem 9re'
iden scrriiien Der |Salpteiebel lit
eingeItiir5t. @eitlib bon 9apaume
lit es por allem nod Die Stride bon
Tuiiieug, bie Die belltliben Spuren
Der fran5oiiiden 9eidieBlmg trGgt
Sicr iprroe por oIlent Der Surm
bon einer gan5en 9fcibe BON Sc
idoiien getroffen; oie SllrmipiBe
faben iie nidJt geitiir5t.
Norblid) bon g(rras liegen Gems
lmo Ga 9aiiee bauernb ilnter Dem
Seuer Der franSoiiiben unb eng!i-
i6en 9atterien. Die beiben groBen
un6 boIfreiden, emit su eng beiie.
belten St1bte, Der reid)e Wtittel.
pinft oieies iuidtigen Sn6uitriege-
bietes, pertpanbeln iib INNER mebr
in 0fuinen. ltno na6 Der 6ront
BIN iino oie fIcinen Srte nit ibren
ieinen uno moIeriihen &ir6enbau-
ten llnb ibren S6loiiern burd Die
fein6liden @ei6iise pollig 5eritort,
10 bel Gems, Dor allein 2iebin, SIN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21

geItid)te lit Scr llutcrsang oel
gmi5en 9ruppc Don rei5pollen ipGt
romaniiden im0 friibgotiiden Sir
den noroIid mo norooItIid) Dor
Geims. Sie Gcibe beginnt NIT DC,
fla6geoedten ronianiihen airht
bon ct. SoupIct; es ioIgen ole BEN
llebergangsitiI angeborige Stride gu
9ontrien, Die Stride sii gtaurop, Die
NIT Dem san5en Srt total SER
idoiien lit, ebenio luie Die 5it glr-
bei,il, iino Die flabgeoedte oreiif)if.
fige Stride ST. 9cine. glm idynter3.
IidIten lit Der SerIiiit Der Stride 81,
Gernop.Ie.&einrs, eines prabtpoaell
oreii6iffigen gaiis aus Der @enoe
tom 12. 5um 13. SobrDunoert NIT
hen iippigiten Details uno bem
aroBten 9teidtlim an 9apit1Ifor,
men; er lit ben fran50iiifen @e-
idoiien gum Spfer gefaIlen. 9ie
feline friibgotiide Stride gu gour.
gogne NIT ibrem rei3pollen Gbor
aus Dem t2. bis t3. Sobrbunocrt
iit bel ben fortseiebten 9ei6ieBim.
gen INNER mebr eia 3iel fir Die
Inn 9feiins itebenben fran50iiidcn
@atterieu seiporoen. 9as gauge flo.
Iibe Nueri6iff tno Die n6rbIi6e
8orbnlle iinb eingeitiir5t, Ser Surn
bat groBe Sreffer erbaIten. @an,
5erItort lit aud Die 5tpeiidiifi9e
Stride BON 9rimont uno nit ibr
tas ShloB6en bon 9rinont.
Bas bon @ailIp nod itanb, lit
burd Die imabfdiiige @eidieBung
Siir6 bie Sranaoien poIlig bernidp
tet iporoen. SSn Garlepont lit Die
Stride nit ibren rcmanii6en Gbor
rno ibren ip1tgotii6en Sltrn ger.
ltort. 9as ndhtige, Inn 1850 er.
6aitte SdloB lit gang 5eridoiien
iinb nllr llo6 cine &iline. 0ie brett
gelagerten boroden slbteigebGli0e
Dor Der aIten .3iIter5ienier aIoiter-
firde bon Surscamp, Die cine Der
eroBartigiten Saiiaoen bes 9arof
5sigten, iillo ourf) fran5oiiide @e.
i6oiie eetroffen, Die aIoitergebGlIoe
ousgebrannt. gsopon ielbit nit ici.
ner tpunoernoIIen Gatbeorole lno
Ser unberglei6lib maIeriI6en
@rIppe 0es aIten. GopiteIioaIes
lno >oes gotii6en 9ibliotbefbales,
nit ieiuem Gatbaus 1mo ieinen al.
ten Irofanborten ipuroe burd ole
iortgeieste fran5oiiide SeidieBYng
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21

Gtienne lit es 6ie oelltide Ser
paltung. Die Die foitbariten &unlt-
iuerfe, por alien Die groBeJmarmor.
he Grippe Der @rablegflng oeS
Observation-Disclosures 2i9ier 9ii6ier,
qegen Die fran5oiiiden @ei6oiIe ge'
id,iitt uno 10 Der fran5oiii6e.
&unit9ei6idte erbulten bat.
sSn Der @bene oes 8oepre, no
in elmer breiten Gone ale Srt.
idaiten ipeitbin 5erItort iinb, ite5.
an Der Spibe bas 5eridoncne
StGot6en gtoin, oelien MIDI
ttse, eotiide Stride, elm Salrert
bes 13. SabrbrmOerts nit einem
ip6tgotii6en Gbor unb einem fIai'
iiiGen SurI lange Oa 3ieG Der
9eidieBlmg bur6 Die fran3oiiiden
@otterien geipeien lit. Die 90rfer
CIT SuBe Der Gote lorraine iinb
IGngit milf ibren SirGen 5u9rllnoe
gegangen. SSSn ben Srtl6aftcn
r0roli6 BON Serbun itebt fem
Stein mebr. Die &ir6en BON Ia.
loncourt rnb Sorges iino pollig
perni6tet. SSn benz bodgeIegenen
Salfenberg, benz bas gan5e 9eIGn'
be beberri6enoen Wtontfaucou, CT.
bob iid als Sr6mln6 Des maIeri-
iGen StGotdcns Die rei6gegIic0er.
tc gotii6e Stride, elm imponieren6ec
Ban bes ID. SSabrbunoerts nit
Gborlmgaug uno cntluideltent
StrebenipItem. gluf bies lueitbin
it6tbare @ebGube babeu Die Sran-
scien Sauienbe BON @ranateu ge.
ioorfen, crit ben Silrm geitiir5t imo
bann aitb nod bas gan5e Sungbaus
serI6oiien, 10 OoB iest MIR nod
Die Gborrnine mic cine pbantaiti-
iGe Silbouctte in oie Suit ragt gln
Der SItieite Der glrgonnenfront iino
ur Dem llfer Der glire Dor allen
9(premont unb Sarennes gdn5lid
5eri6oiien. Bon Der Stride 81
glprcnont Itebt mlr nod Die Gbor.
rhine, bon Der merfwiiroigen orei.
idifiigen friibgotiiben Stride su
&arennes mtr nod eiu Sell Der
9(uBenmouern uno Die g8eItfront
nit Dem idonen ipGtcn 9orodpor.
tai.
9tn Scr Gbanpagnefront iinb poa
Serpon bis Sieims alle Orti6often,
sic imrlittelbar binter Der iebisen
2inie lie9cn, bon ben Sran5oien
geiIiiientli6 5erifoiien unO es iino
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21
Die 1nternierans der 1Rumanen.

Sn enter BON Der i9peiSerii9en
uno franSOiii4en preiie pieOergsges
benen amtli4en Wtitteiluns Der rus
mdnii6en Resierung puroe unlGngit
prpteltiert, oaB peuti9erieits CUR
8ergeltuns fir pie Snternierung DON
Oeuti9en in RumGnien eine 9lnsabl
Rumdnen in Don ben SeutI9en be-
ieBten 2anoesteilen feitsenommen uno
interniert puroeu. Sur 8esriinbung
oieies Ginipru9es fiibrt bic rumGnis
i9e Regierung an, oaB bic BON tbr
dngeoronete Snternieruns Der mdnu>
liben Seuti6en in HumGnien berehs
our9 Ole Snternieruns Der Humdnen
in SeutI9lano eripioert fei, bab eine
iol9e Snternierung Der alIgemeinen
llebung in bieIem &riege entiprdhe
uuo feline Re9tferti9ung fir bic benz
8Dlterre9t uno ben 9runDIGben Der
MenIbli9teit piOeripre9enOe 5eftz
na6me BON 8enobnern oes pom
5einbe beiebten rumdnii4en Sebietes
gGbe. OieIer 9luffaiiung piro Don
Der beuti6en Fe9ierung enti9ieoen
entgegensetreten. Die Snternierung
bon BEL &riessaus6ru9 i'm Ganbe be-
finolihen feinbli9en 3ioilperionen.
bic ii6risens bon Der rumdnii9sn Res
sierung bur6aus ni9t auf bic mdnnz
lidhenO Oeuti6en bei9rdnft purbe, ents
ipridt, 10 miro ausgefiibrt, ebenio
penis benz @0lterre9t, ipie bic Sns
ternierung bon Seilen Der 9epOltes
rung bes beiebten feinbliChen @ebiez
tes. Wenn bic rumGniI9e Hegierung
lebiglib bic eritere Dirt DON Snterz
nierungen auf 9runo Der allgemetnen
lle6ung Der an benz gegenipdrtigen
8riege beteilisten Staaten als serebtz-
fertist erodtet, 10 i9eint tie ni9ts
papOn gu piiien, DaB ibre 8unpessez
n0Hen bo, no lie oeutId1es 8ebiet
beieben tonnten, i'm peiteiten ums
fang bic 3ioilbepDlterung feitnabmen
unb fortfiibrten, uno baB nod iebt
cine betrd6tlidbe 9ln5a6I aus SItpreuz
BEN unb benz Gliab psridIeppter
Dsutider in feinpli9sr Sefangen>
i6oft iamadtet. 9lu6 lit ibr ans
iheineno entgongen. baB ibre eisenen
Sruppen Bel benz GinfalI in Siebeu>
biirsen cine Wsnge Sanbesbepobner
na9 Rumdnien fortfiibrten, fpo iie
ii6 in traurisiter Gage befinoen unb
teilipeiie eleno umtnmer.
Inter oieien llmitdnoen geb0rt elm
rei9es Mab DON 8iibnbeit BON ists
ten Der rumdniIhen Hegierung pa5u,
gegen bic 8ergeltunssmabnabme Der
oeuti9en Regierung gu proteitieren,
bic ausihlieBli6 ben 3ped perfoIgt,-
bic Don 9tnfong geforberte 5reilais
flung Der Oeutihen Ourh einen nads
baltiseren Druid gu errei6en, ols ibn
Die Snternierung Der in Seutidlano
befinbli6en RumGnen bietet. Oieies
3iel piro bic beutIhe Regierung, bic
ii9 gerabe irfolge Der rumGniIden
8eIhperben auf benz rihtigen Wege
ipeib, uupsrriidbar i'm 9luge bebalten
uno bafiir, lpenn n0tig, ibr gu 8ebote
ite6enoe Wiahtmittsl in nod peiterem
llmfange einieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21

gres unb @ipenhp, iuie Der maleri-
ife 9au bes Sbloiies 9iolaiucourr.
sln Der peitflanorijhen Sront, no
faum ipidtige geranoerimgen in
Ben 2inien oorgegangen lino, iino
Die 9ir6en BON @arneton rnb
@pti6aete, Der rieiige Sloiterbau
con Meiiines, Die SGloIier uno
Sirden bon Sollebefe, Die &irnen
ton Saubpoorbe, bon SangbemarcI
bon 9ereloere,. bon 3onnebefe, bon
YasitenoacIe, Slubesloo, Gciien,
9iridoote I'M 2aufe Der 9eidieBrn9
inmer mebr seritort Doroen. Sic
ipareh INNER pieoer 3ieIpilnft Der
engIiiden lmo beIgiiden 9atterien.
Sor allcln ober lit 9irmuiben, emit
on maleriider Shonbeit nit Ypera
lretteiierno, oas i6on bel ben er.
iien aGmpien am 9ierfanal id!uer
aeIitten batte, burd Die engliI6ell
Wei6iibe INNER mebr lno ipItema.
tiih 5eridpiien tporoen, 10 oaB Die
rieiige 9tifoIasfirde rn0 bas &at-
boits, Der 9egpinenbof rno Die IL
ten StroBenbiloer p0llig pernidtet
iinb; in Der Stride lit aud Der
berrlid)e 2ettner, bas ipGteite ltno
reid)ite oieier @unoerluerfe Der bel.
giid)en 9ilbbanerflmIt uno cine Der
aroBartigiten Sd)opiinsen Der bel
giiden Spdtrenaiiianceplaitif iibcr'
Eaupt, mlmebr poaig in Sriinlme-
9eidoiien.
9ieic 9iIte Der Serltoringen
tur6 engIiibe rmo iran5oiiibe 8e.
i6oIie lit feinesWegs eri6opfeno.
gs lit chen bie gleide ariegsnot.
penoigfeit, Die beioe Eorteien jltr
@ei6iebung uno 3erltorung ser
| marfanten mo aufragelloen 9au.
perfe aipinet, unb nllr ben arieg
ieIbIt fam Sranfreid anfIager.
lpenn es iiber feline 8erIuite trall-
| ert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21

eigenen @ei6oilc. 9a oie 9elitIben
III Der Champagne pie al Ser
Somn1e Dem @egner lnebrere ihna-
lie Streifcn bes bon ieiuen Geidoi.
fen olrfgepiliigten 2anoes iiberlal.
ffu babcn, lpllroe CT glllgcn5eitJe
ots giiers, nit Dem Gnal6nhct
lmo 6rauSoien iebeu Guabratlllcter
Sieies @ebietes, 9leidgiiltig, uelha
@aupcrfc CT trug, in Sriintncr
Icgten. Der 9oben, Den iie be,r
@cgner iiberlicBeL tri9t nur nod
9uincit, bie oft falnt Die slrt oeS
eort ilripriilelidJ itebeuOeu SalI.
rperfes erfcnnen loiien. Sie See
rcsIeitimgen Der gnteute Iabell
nid)t eineu slugenbIif gc5ogert,