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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-04-20
Machine Determine. Strength Of Iron
- .. Bar. ,4rg h.a ~ ~.

Castings subjected to many. other
tests by Dodge Brothers. }''-..,
Among the numerous machines de-
vised for the express purpose of pro-
tecting the motor car owner against
defective materials or workmanship is
the transverse testing machine used in
the physical laboratories of Dodge
Brothers Works in Detroit. II 'differs
from the ordinsry testing device in that
it checks up both on the quality of
work done in the foundries and on the
quality of, the material. - e4>sE|o -,,s'
( Sample bars of, cast iron and alumni
mum are taken from every cheat" and
subjected to q thorough examination
under this machine, which obtains, its
name from the fact that it records the
transverse strength, of 1.-The bar under
test. A delicate needle tells the labor
atory man exactly what resistance the
bar is capable; of giving while under
pressure. Although the hardness,
depth q chill and amount of shrinkage
on cast iron are also: determined, this
does not complete the tests as the, bars
ore then analyzed in the chemical lab
oratories, - 90.
, This method Of checking up; is >typi!!'
cal of the countless quality tests that
60 with the making Of Dodge Brothers
Motor Car 3%tt r. :; 3H4s &s;Et;
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-04-20
Farmers Attention.

For cream separator that is built to
wear, to skim perfectly clean, easy to
turn and easy to. wash and keep; sani-
tary, one built with the troubles left
out, for such a separator you should
call on Andrew Smith,, Cresco, Ia. I
Phone 267. ......,.,,..r. -, 34-tf W
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-04-20
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| AApHNSefsYsEAdT f40G al HHll YlPs Nc
e ~ ish,'y! 9'He' " q il q
You are cordially invited to come ant
see me when in need Of dental work
NeW parlors 'o2arliP?!A. clemmer'I
drug store. -
atf ,n5:f5acSl ii dentist.
Mrs. Chas. ,Pelton and little daugh.
ter and mother, Mrs. F. H. Burdick,
WHO have beerr guests at the Cst p!
Nlcbolsr hometthe past week. II returned
Monday to their home at Minneapolis.
DR.. Harry Cannon returned Monday
to- St. PAUL He together with his sis.
ter; Mrs. F. j. O'Rourke, OF Rushford,
ILL., . were called TO A reseo by the H.
ness Of their father, Jas. Cannon who
is now recovering from q severe case
of bronchitis. - ''''1'
Mrs. Tom Owens and Mrs; Clarence
Lusk arrived Saturday night from
Mankato, Mihn.; for an over Sunday
visit; tho former to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Siddall and the lat
ter to visit her aunt Mrs.Lovejoy, and
uncle, Henry Salisbury 2="; F@-F;''l2'
We have still hopes for the recovery
of Mrs: r: F. Lydon although: her ill.,
nessfrom liver trouble and 'pernicio us
aenemia was pronounced incurable BY
all doctors here and when taken to Du-
buqut for treatment at the Mercy hos:
pital was not improving. 80 .,,;'' ~,
Z For SALE-Duroc, jersey bred Gifts
to farrow in April. al They are, the long,,
heavy boneda5and easy feeding kind,
Pedigree Furnished with every pig solds
Write, or, better, come and see them
"a Mrs. Joseph Bouska & Som ;
'-''.'"''" !" .'@St Calmar, Ia, RI, 2. :. :,
Rev. w. "A, Bockoven was called to
Michigan last week by the death of
his mother. On account of his absence,
his son Paul, q student at Carleton
College, supplied the pulpit: at the
Congregational church. The young
nan supplies regularly at Taopi, MINI.
The Howard Land & Cattle Company,
lO14 Mcknight. Building. Minneapolis.
rave; made arrangements to, run o.
special car to- Montana, April ;2sth,
'ates SIT. 20 from Minneapolis and re-
urn. Anyone wishing to take adyan-
age of this excursion rate notify the
Ibove firm. - 3a; :4,:,+. :s:44;~
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd; Lybarger and
title son arrived Monday from Lake
Helen, Florida. Mr.: Lybarger left the |
GLOWING day for Minneapolis, where
hey will make their future home.
drs. Lybarker will remain for a longer |
isit at the home Of her. parents; Mr..
nd Mrs. :A:E. Barker. I. ~.+t.a :slE
A. r. McCook has been reelected
at Shell Rock, for, the
leyenth year, and given an increase in
alary. Mrs. McCook was reelected
Ugh school principal and given salary
The McCooks seem to have
ecome part Of the Shell Rock
chools. Midland Schools. ;;','>1': I
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-04-20
Wheel Ho es and Repair Work.

I am located in the. old Wentworth
shop next to o. K. Hotel for the manu-
facturs lapA sol, Of wheel bofs-the|
best on the market" See ! samples at
Petersen S hardware store: Also plow
work and repairing. ..-...-...--.---. ..,...,..
= !2a.t2 r CEpMAn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

brad ibn Ontel ao,lf. .9lber ons
sefangen babe i9 ben Streit ia eis
gentlid. Wsil i9 DID bamals in Ell
mem faIf4en 9eroabt battle. Ha =
top, ba bait bu meins 9anb @ir
pollen bic Streitagt be9raben!"
Sis bsiben i6iitisltsn ii6 bic Sdns
be. Selsa aber risI itoIa:
Den 5risosn babe i4 auitanbe
sebradt!"
Dem iunsen Mann fdoB cine
Blutpelle in bas 9eIIbt; 9sIsa aber
!ponbte iih ab unb iab elmer 2erde
na4. bic foeben icu:9senb aus ben
feimenben Saaten Der Sonne entses
senities.
sd poIlte mid iton Ianse piez
Der nit Dir psrtraasn, Sntel Rinsz
tudlb!" ioete SuHtuis @alibers bar
auf perlesen.
.0u batteF Blob tie ri6tise Mits
telsperIon nod niGi!" fpottete Der
9lItc sutmiitig. ~Snit bu iibrissns
9uit, 10 lei beute infer siidsait.
Sber biit bu unu5tGmmlid2"
sd bin frei Biz in bic Ra9t bin=
einl" eripioerte Der glnbere freubia.
~Iber morsen miibt .br gu mir tom>
men"
rSas tommt auf msine lisbe Nibte
an" ertlGrte OnteI GboIf, gu !SsIsa
biniibsrblinseInb.
sd boffe. Jliultin Rinspalb
tpirb mir teinen &srb geben!" entz
sesnete DaIlberg li:fslnb. =
llnb bas tat lie rsnn aud nidt.
Gr pdre ia font Serbs Sdpager
ME seipprben, Der iuft fsin erites
Sfterei peridmauits. ala bic brei Bel
ibm. anlansten. @s NOR nit &leine
Seripiber RogsenipiBen sefdrbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

mWsnn id bas setuubt bGtte! Qber
iparum boben Sic Ith eissntIi9 nit
ibm ent5tueitG" 'orltte iie intsrsis
fiert.
r49 9ott e beeonn er perlegen
ladenb. lid babe ibm porigen 5srbIt
elm paar pferoe bcr Der RaIs tpss@
setauft, obne es 81 piiien! Sabur9
iinb mir aneinanser geraten; unb
neil er mid a!s iunsen Burden
auf ben &nien sebatt bat. iit er elm
bib9en aus fallenD babel eeiporben.
go = unb bas parbe ib ba eben
audi! 80, Nun battle ib seitsrn bic
@bii9t, als Sic mir bur9 jenen
sliidliden 3ufall in rie SGnbe sera<
ten, Sic balb unS euIb einaupeiben,
I'm ben 3piit ourh einen Iuitigen
Strei9 aus Der Wslt su i9affen!"
swllno baben Sic Jsute bic Courage
ni9t mebrg" ertunoiaic iie ii9 f9alt>
baft.
n@ufri9tig seftancen: nein"! Be-
fannte er ofTen; nsr bat mid b0llii9
ibief angeieben in oet &ir9e!" -
nWo itedit bu Senn, SeIsa2" Hang
ba Ontel 9lOolfs esoIlenbs Stimme
bi9t binter ibnen. Limb ipas bait
bu bir eben ffenteH laiIen9"
Die beibsn lleberraldtsn faben ets
mas betlommen gu ibm auf.
nSd finbe es bDd merfpiirbig,
iunser Serr." tpanbte ii9 Der 9llte
f9arf an WoIlberg, stab Sic iidb 10
mir ni4ts Dir niats an meine glibte
brGnsen.".
~a9 Sntel, tpenn Tr ipiiBteit -"
unterbra9 Jpn 5asaaft bittenb bas
UfGbden.
r@ib mol fofort bas Ding ba su>
riid!" bei6ieo er. iie fura. :
Selsa tldrte ben Outel isbr i6neIl
auf uno bemerfte auh, baB Wallberg
ii6 seitern nit ibm Deriobnen ipolIte.
Sa CAB Der iunse IRann ii9 einen
Stud unb panbte iidl berslid ladsnb
on ben alten Serrn:
.Saben mir nibt fange genug mit>
einanber gefdmpllt, Sntel Gings
tpalb9 @eraeib mir, penn i6 ba,
mails elm DOrt gu pieI geIast babe"
Sntel 9lOoIf berfpiirte cine per>
bG9tise Riibrung in fi9, bic ibm
bO9it unangemefien erTdien. .0ein
9erIDbnunssbebiirfnis fpmmt ia boil
lid ploblid! fnurrte er.
n8eiier fpGt. als gar ni9t!" ber=
teibiste iid Wallberg, blr9 einen
Bid Selsas ermutisi. Limb bn i9
Der iiinsere bin -"
nSas biit bu aI(srbinss!" unter>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

sd tpeiB fdon. 'h foil Strafe
sabIsn!" unte-bro3 i'm Sslsa unb
bob ben 8opf Elm tucais b0ber. ~Sas
gen Sic nur turS u1b biinbi9 lpisa
piel!"
nSaben sic benn 70 piel GeIb bel
Ii69" ertunbiete er iit, miibfam ieiz
nen @rnlt heipabrenr.
r@ar ni4ts bafe ib BEL mir!A
sntsssnete iie eedrsert. .aber id iper>
be es Sbnen fdidsm!"
nSarauf fafie iG mid nibt ein!"
= 3und4it ol'o = obS!eid sic
Mrs seitern ia ni9t fogsn ipolltsn-
ipie beiBen sic. nsin Srdulein9
Seute 1T es feline 9ieusierbe. fon@
bern -"
Das iunse MGbtsn mari unipiIlig
ben 8opf auriid uno ertldrte: ~Weis
nen Nomen fase i9 nibt!"
.Obo : bonn mlB i9 titten, mir
gum @emeinbeamt gu fplssn!" eriri<
berte er ftreng.
.Meinetipesen! @enn Sic bur9z
aus barauf beftsben!" bcmertte iie
berGdtlid unb trpbiJ susIsi9.
Gntriiitet, aber brt aud elm ipez
Mig banse sing iie an ieiner Settle
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05
Irn.

@eg, Elm aOrb9en am Irm.
sber iie muBte sne cute Weile pan>
bern. ebe lie in Sismliher @ntiers
nuns. bart Dor benz lein.Serlpieer
Sannenforit cine iaftissriin l9imz
mernbe 5lGde eripGGsn tprnts, unb
bebauerliherpeiie i!mb 9erabe Dor
Der 10 Iange seiufien Rpgsenbrsite
Der 9ren5s uno WtartItein bes 5u
meibenoen @ebieies, Selga itanb
elm paar Minutsn rnldIiiFis. 9p9
i'm lfmtreis mar tsin griiner SaIm
ipeiter su entbedsn. sic fab Ii6
porIidtia nm. 9lIs lie niemaneen
erbIidte. biidte is iiG pie Sufdllia
uno begann bic inft;aen spiBsn abs
Su5upfen.
nNonu. mos 1T benn bos2 glein
Hossenfelb 1T boot teine Gdniss
peibe!" risf ba cine Gimme binter
ibr. bic benz juR9en Mah9en I'M.
beimlib befonnt portom. Sic erz
Idrat beftis uno ,rbpb fl1, fpaste
aber nidt, auf8uiebeu. ionsern tlopiie
ideinbar emiis Elm paar 9lderfriimz
den bonn RodIaum Ser iunee
Gutsbeiiber iob .br balb amiiiiert,
baIb drgerIib gu. Sci elmer 8sn>
buns ibres aopiss aslpabrte sr nun
bas feline ProfiI, baS ibm idon ees
tern nuf Der giicntabn oneenebm
aufsefalIen mar. Sr Iisb iid iebo9
ni4t merten, bob er feline Reifebes
gleiterin erfannt tobs, ionbern be-
sann. ben tur5en G:Smrrbart fret
henb:
aOas ift Elm 6eiSfrebsl in niler
Sorm, mein Srdll.sin. uub ba i6 es
mir gum prinsip gsna4t bnbe ="
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ais ais 81 + ii h ing. ais ais

meg etfpas Idaifen. Dlit frii9sm
Wtlte ertlGrt sr bem @inter, ben er
aIs srisssrdmissa alten babt, ben
&rieg unb eebt Ieiie, aber mutis boz
tinter, behen Maat 5u breden. Sas
au iudt er ii9 BunpesgenoHen. DOE
allem bic Sonns. Sarum Iebt er in
gutter SreunDidaft nit i9r. ipeib i9r.
pie elm nsttes :fint ieiner Diutters
Su flattieren. uno iie sebor9t ibm;
aus allen 3lpeig.rin itreden ii9 bic
braunen &noipen berpor; ba elm ro-
les 8liimlein isin a0pf9en. elm
blauss 9ersiBmeinnidt sriibt bonn
8esranbe unb bic seIbe. tiefiatte
8utterblume eudt aus benz sriinen
9raie. Die 8Dslein finb ertpadt; iie
iinsen fait ben san5en Iieben lans
gen Sag MinneIieber aus alter unb'
neuer 3eit. sic Deden ben Menfden
aus ieinem @interfhlaf unb lafen
neues 2eben in i'm ipaa tperben,
alIo, baB er ben aIten Roit. Der in
feiner Seele Meiiter seporben mar,
nbftreift unb iicb roieber frelien tann.
Der Sriibling lit Der 9ote bsr
&iebe. Sas lit iein id)Dnites @or>
redt. 1lnb per feline Stimme nidt
mebr peritebt, bai ei9entlih fein gn>
re6t mebr an bas 2eben unb an bic
Sidter. @r 1T pielmebr elm trauri<
ger unb pergiIbter 9eIelIe.
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WaIo seben miiien!" isufate 5elsa
!a9slnb. Serb 1T gu iebr beiddfs
tist!"
Limb id fann DID Ieiber aud,
nidt besIeiten!!" srtLirte Der allie
Serr. rOu brau6it Did audi ni6t
gu fiir9ten, bier pafIisrt ni9ts!
Wleibe nur bos @e6iet bpn &!sin
SerpiB! WtH beiign 8eIiBer fte6e
i4 ndmli4 ouf benz &riegsfuBi"
mDarit 0u frIber ni6t bort Iebr
befreunoetg" fru9te tie gai4te.
nOo9. absr Dor lunser 9eit. Ser
8orbeiiBer mar mein 5rsurb; Der lit
ieiber seitorben." ecSabIts er, nunb
iein Sobn uno @rbs = na, lafIen
mir bas."
.Wie ift's. Snft.," ertunbiste ii9
Selga nun, rbaii TN etipas gum
5drben Der SItsreier2"
nSm -. ia -. 3pieLelf6aIe!"
befdieb iie Der alte Serr nad eini>
gem Na6benten.
Limb tpeiter niGts9 Samit ift
Serb ni6t aufriebsnl" bsbauptete bas
iunge Mdb4en Ia9sInb.
Sa fanb SeIsa am Nadmittas su>
fdllig in einem nlten &oSbude elm
&eaept, Gier grim Su fGrbsn. nMon
nebme cine 9anbuol! iuneer Rossens
ipiBen -" bsgnnn Der CUTE 2atz
idlog. Die miibt'n sur Sterssit
bod pobl gu bnbsn icin! unternsb>
munssluitis maate iie iid auf ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

Ser sSriibling, ner NIT benz Siters
fefte 10 urUertrennli4 pereint lit, 1T
bas Spmbol Der .5ugenb. gr meloet
fi6 idnel unb unberbofft gu Wort
unb ma1t nit itinem itiirmiiden.
frii9en Deien au9 bic often pieoer
jung. Der 8alenoermann bat ibm
einen feiten Sag anseipieien; oarnad
muB er am 81. MGr5 beginner.
@bsr er nimmt 8orre9te fir ii9 in
Mnipru9 unb tommt balb frii9er,
bolb IpGter. 9lbsr INNER III iein
&leib farbis unb rOller S9Dn1eit, 10
baB man fih nr9t fatt i4auen tann
unb tasli9 neue 5reube baran err
Iebt. SIN erfen &riessidbr bats
te er i'm aIten 8aterlanbs
bas Hesimsnt mliten i'm Winter ans
eetreten. SIM Walbe bliibte Der Seia
belbait unb bic glnempnen; auf ben
@isfsn bic @Gnisbliimdsn unb on
!euhten 9rdben rie Primeln, iuit
oIs OBJ iie bas &edt bdtten, gu uner>
lanbter 3eit gu erideinen unb feline
pfli9t. ii9 10 gu berbalten, iDie es
ibnen poreeidriebcn 1T unb pie bas
9eieb perlanst. GpGter mubten iie
ben llnseborfdm biiBeu.
Sn tOitlidsm @iseniinn Iiest
eben bic Ma6t unb Die Wirtung bes
2enses, tpie bic Si6tuns ben Sriibs
ling nennt, berborgen. Gr nil turs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

gla-top. ba bait bu meine Sanb;
mir ipolIen bic Streitagt begraben.
Oem SOrfe gu, unb fann auf Sslu6t,
benn lie ipollte DEM riidii9tsloien
Ra4bar feline 3useItdnbniIie MAIDEN.
lieber nod Sntel 2lOplfs bere9tiste
8orpiirfe bulben. Sbr 8esleiter iab
lie eiT pharmal lGbelnb BON Ger
Settle an; plOBli4 ieOp4 purbe feline
@ufmertiamteit anSetipeitie in sln<
!pru9 senommen.
~Detter, bas lit bod Elm Sam=
iterl" unb in ipeiten Spriinsen elite
er bic nG9ite 4der!urde binauf.
nGinsn @usenbIid; ID tomme sleiG
pieber!" enti9uIcigie er ii9 babel
gesen SeIsa. : S:t itanb 3unG6It
ipie pcroubt. Damn neiteIte lie ba!tig
ibr soIbsnes &sitsnarmbanb bonn
Sanbeelent, leste ss ouf einsn 8aumz
itumpF am Wese uno rief benz Samz
iterjdser gu:
rSier laffe i9 Sbnen mein @rmz
banb gum Pfanbe! sd muB isbt
mad Saus Sbr Gelb perben sic
mprgen betommen!"
9lereerli9 blidte c, ii9 nm unb
iab bas ebenio luiirbise ipie bolb=
ielise 5rGulein ipie einen SpiBbuben
paOonIaufen. Sdlerabaft pornenb
rief er binterbrein:
nSlu9t auf bem Sranspprt2
SrGulein Rin9pdlo, SIR &onto pirb
INNER bDfer! = 2ciien Sic iid
raten ="
rumSufebren9" sdb lie la6snb su>
rid. ,glein. Sic piIien ia meinen
Nameu i9pn!" uiib triumpbiereno
fbrpentte iie bas &0rb9en, bas Die
perbdnsnisDolIe Gisrfarbe barg. =
glm Oitsrmorsen fiiblie fie elm
pOppeItes 9eoiirfnis, bas Sottesbaus
su beiu9en: bes boEen sSeI!es ipeeen
nnb in betlemmenber @rinnerung an
ibr geitriges 9lbenteuer. = W1breao
bic 9loden nod lGutsten, trat lie am
qrm bes SnteIs in bic freunblihe
alte Sorftir6e elm. 9a erfannte iie
auf Der @mpore binter ter &anael
ben SeiiBer bon 8IeinsSertpib, belz
len f4parobrauns siuesn iie auf>
leu9tenb griibten. 9lls bic 3irhz
sdnser ii6 erboben, psriu9te Selga
m0sIi4it f4nsll ben aluseong su ge<
pinnen, 10 baB Srfel @oplf iie in
benz @ebrdnse balb aus ben 9lugen
perlor. ODD aud @allberg mar bic
Sreppe binunterseeilt. On Der &;rz
aenpforte traf er NIT ibr 5uIammen.
~S4on ipieber Ic ci!ig. mein 5rGuz
lein9" begriiBte er iie lG1elnb unb
i4ritt bi4t neben ibr aus Der Sir.
~gd. laIien sic MIDI ep6." tat
!Sel9a errOtenb uno beriu9te, inn
gu enttommen.
.Sie glauben bDd ni6., baB i6
Sbuen in feinbli9er 2lbii5t nadgez
sonsen bin9" fragile er berSii9.
~9eute, an eriten Sitertas! = 4uh
bic Sadie geitern rar ia nur elm
SGers bon mir" gr nabm iebt
'oas armbanb aus Ter SaIhe unb
iiberrei6te es ibr IG+eIno
nGigentIid piinIGte i9, bab Sn=
feI RinspoIo sic geTtern abenb ipie.-
Der einlOfen m6dts!" perr;ct er babel.
DSas pdre elm Isbr fomiibe Sasne
gelporben, aber it bin iider, mir
battsn uns Bel Der @elesenbsit ipieber
perfoblt."
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.Dtr e iRr- 5nHrl.

iinb pdbrenb Ser 8rutaeit pte be@
tdubt ooer i9laftrunten uno fdeinen
sar ni6t gu besreifen. nos man ibnen
antut. Sebt suG ben @uset BORN auf
Dem giloe an, er iiebt guns peroubt-
bas 81 an. als ipunbere sf Iid, ipie
es babin eetommsn 1T unb parum
sr nidt mebr barauf briitet. llno bic
anberen iiben sans itia auT ibren Nes'
tern, troBoem bic Sdnb;sr gang nabe-
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=

Rsr einen srobsn atlas bat, neb.
me iid ibn einmal por uno iufe. OBJ
er auf Der &arte Die fleine Snlel 2ab<
fan i'm @tillen S5ean. etlpa 1000
ailometer bon Sonolulu, finoet. Die
Seeleute nennen bieies Gled4en Gree
bic ,@ierz4 ober nglbotrobs Sniel"
Souieno uno abertauIeno bon IlSa'
troTen niiten bort, cine 9oselart, bic
nod feline Surdt por bem wienihen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

fennt. Sbre gleIter be6edsn Die son5e
csnIel unb nGbrenb Der 8rfitSeit IONS
men bic gambler bonn 5eitlanoe ber@
ii6er, nm bic @ier gu fammeIn,
9anse @9ubtarren bon peroen nod
bem S9iff eefubreu unb' bana na9
ben SaipaisSnIeIn sebradt. osnn bort
I6Gbt mon bieie Gier ols beionoers
2ederbiiIsn. Die 80sel IaiIen iid bic
gier pioeritanbslos fortnebmen, lie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

Ils iie niemcnben erblidte. biidte iie
fid ine besann Die Iaftisen Spibben
nf5n5upfen.
unter benz Ginbrud bes 9lbenteuers,
bns iie foebsn nit einem Sremben
srlebt batte. SIS erfiillts iie nit
@tpIa unb 9enua!urn9, bab iie bem
iunsen Manne, ber Bis our DorleBten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

6ier Iafie idb sbnen meiu Grntbano
siim Yfanoe Sd milb iebt nad Saus.
9lm anbern Mcrser neer purbe
bas ReiiesrIsbnis hole burG bic Gins
fIiiiie Der neuen, ar9enebmen llmses
bung beiIeiie ee5rdnsi, uno nit freus
bigem @emiit beeienls Seiga ben als
ten. liebenspiirtiaen Sntel am
Griibitiidstiid.
Serb ipar lGnsii i'm 9ierbeitall
nnb ~6alf" feinem neuen Sreunb,
bem Gutfdsr.
sd peroe pobl allsin in ben
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* II q q 2 II q II [ Z 2 II j.
Siterseidibtc bon SIic 9tomer.

"a Is Selsa Rinsnalb unb ibr iies
~ beniGbriges 9riiber9en Serb bon
Sntel aboIf auf befen Gut fie
bic OIterferien subrinsen luollten, nit
benz Sasbtpasen BON Der gabnitotion
cbgebolt purben, mar iie nod gang
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

iinb uno Die @6sel bod sisentli3
merten miibten. bob ibnsn eine @es
fabr brobt. Die Neitsr finb ganS
tunItlps aus trodsnsm Gras berges
Iteut. Seber @ogeI lest sep0bnlid nur
elm einaiges 81. Our pGbreno Der
grut3eit iinb bic gI6otrOfe aber 10
I6lGfrig, benn ionit iinb iie ie6r lee
6enbis uno tDnnen i'm 5luse rieiise
gntiernungen 5uriidlesen. N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

Station nit ibnen easIelbe 9lbteil
benubt unb ipieberbr|. perfudt bate,
NIT ibr elm @efprd5 anaufniipfen.
bic faIts Sdulter aeseist unb erfoIs>
reid absebliBt battle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

nie Geil1en bufteu am fonnigeu
~ gang. gs ipebt aus Der Serne ipie
iporuliaer Slang;
gs raiiidt in Der Siefe, es fIiiitert i'm
Wiour,
gs baudt aus Der baitpfenben S1oIe
enpor,
Gs ipebt in ben S8iplelu. es bent ii6
uno. idtpiut
Bon anoipen uno Gnospd)en uub ipars
tet berbIqt.
Ser glniel @eiaug prciit gcbeimnisoou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-05
Senator Murdoch?

Rumor ascribes senatorial aspirations
to Victor Murdoch. 1t likewise tickets
him as now democrat.
Mr.. Murdoch is an interesting man,
and still young. He has the Kansas
temperament. When impatient-and he
usually is-he starts something. As a
republican member of the House he was
often off the reservation. At last he
left for good, becoming bull mooser,
and then a private citizen.
Last year he appeared at Chicago
urging the nomination for President of
Theodore Roosevelt. Had the repub-
fcans made Mr.. Roosevelt their candi-
date Mr.. Murdoch would have supported
him. When the republicans refused to
do that, Mr.. Murdoch wanted Mr. Roose-
welt to lead again the bull moosers, and
when Mr.. Roosevelt refused, Mr.. Muir
dock lost interest in the situation and
left the country for China.
Kansas, it will be remembered, voted
for Wilson. The bull moosers divided,
SDme going to the republican, some to
ths democratic, candidate. Some old
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line republicans, for the first time in
their voting lives, supported a demo-
cratic national ticket. The country was
amazed at the record made. An old and
famous inquiry was renewed. What was
the matter with. Kansas7
Is Kansas at present, or will it be soon
again, good fighting ground for the
democratsa Not only in the Sunfower
state, but elsewhere in the near west
and the west, the democrats last year
showed great strategy, and achieved
surprising success. Their losses in the
east were more than made up by their
gains beyond the Mississippi. Where
the republicans were expecting them to
be strong they were weak; where weak,
they were strong. Republican states
elected Mr.. Wilson, just as republican
de 'ections had elected him in 1912.
Mr.. Murdoch has acquired taste for
politics, if indeed he was not born that
way, and is at time of life-the mid
die period-when a man who has known
Office wants to know more. And Office
now possesses a stronger lure than ever.
Political life has taken on new signif-
canoe. The war has introduced much
that is new, and made necessary many
changes in governmental procedure.
Bull moosery has had its day. 1t de-
feated the republicans in 1912 and as
sisted in their defeat last year; and the
leading men who brought it into being
have now resumed old affiliations. or es-
tablished new ones. Has Mr.. Murdoch
really gone over to the democracy2