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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-27

Up $4,000 feet for o. ness American
height record that is 'be marvellous
performance ut Caleb Bragg student
officer af Niu.1Ia aviation field who
bias NOT te' received ms commission.
lie o., ONE o, 'Hr most apt pupils d'-
trlupod az ih. camp lle made the
record u hip.aue equipped with %
l3U-horsepuwer NispJa Sul7a mo-
Tor and was our off sight of the uak
rH rTa u lu minutes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-27

Tine AMARILLO automobile Assoc
a'iuu vN ratn lu exhibit OF uuy
different makes OF automobiles. 40.
rcfh"r with AUTOMOBILE" accessories
which Vil. ho housed boo tent esp"-
clallY arranged Tor them 200 feet In
diameter fhs viii hH au exceed
mrN fine exhibit aH lovers of auto.
mobile. tilI Hayr 400 opportunity CO..
seeing 300 90, different make, in ono
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-27
PANHANDLE STATE FAIR
OFFERS BEST exhibition
IN TEXAS FOR THIS YEAR

The Panhandle Stat, Flf which
ems a. Amarillo Texas. Uu tH, .ib
ay % October. aud runs ur aN
COWS. closing ou SATURDAY bc l'W.
10 be- boy far tu. muH n..irufIuu.
air and shoN over Ir.I u f.# #..
ion Of tho country N.f u.t f..I
buut n viii be- aif fl.I ...I. d..
credit 10 any state Boz rIH.N.. races.
free attractions and amusement
and all other feature.
Harness Ra,c Intr,..
The secretary announce. n.. tI,
have over go onuirs bon .Nu Hru..
races. some races having .. u.u. H.
Is starters % o. VIH rrf ....
~ satisfaction tbHf fhI. Inr.....
mont Ia made. since H hH. HIHH.
been very difficult tu r.f u.. ".H
90 come 20 Amarillo coo account .I I
Hnlug 40 far away from 300 other
sotiugs IN the circuit. 900. r...
program will Gar oKrrr1 HuN"u.
that has ever boon seen bon Amarillo
or In the Panhandle, H. t.Is Oh f.H..
or four times a. many hnfs,. t. HHt"
ever been entered Iu 81 lu.H. .I
the Panhandle Stale Pair -u.. ..
these horses are fNr ..r H. "
their class. and fh r'.t.H. uf ..r
ness races are ur. fH f.. .... .H.
entertained lu connection H... .
racing program Thor. N. .H
MULE races staged w #.IH.
Thursday FRIDAY aHl r..u'... #|H
purse of So sar. I.E I"
est mule or thr .u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
9as @ieoererwa9eu &ronfta6ts.

ibrer gcfrsinns nun ber ,ynpaiion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

Der sanSe 9rspsalpaB, Iolpeit er ouf
urgoriidem 8e6iete liegt, nit benz
&loiter 50mDs uno Dem inouitriersis
6en 0irite am 2tusgan9e Oes S0m0ss
tales in lie @6ene.
Seoen Sag trafeu nun Suriidtebs
renbe Slii9tlinge elm, bic gum Sell
bis ins 9anat gcflii9tet lparen. Gin
@ei6dft nod benz anoeren Dffnete
ii6; pbglcia bic Humdnen alle ungas
ridden uno oeutI9en Sesei6nungen
Der 5irmenIdiloer nit Seerfarbe
iiberItrtd,en batten, mar bod unter
Dem lieberli9en 2tnitri9 bic oeuticbe
@ufi9rif. nod gu ertennen. Iu4
fir ben 9tnoIpbobeten lit seiorst, ins
Dem iiberaq prd6tig semaIte 5ofeln
Die i'm 2uoen gu be5iebenben SerrIi4s
feiten ben 2eIeuntunoi9en Dor glugen
fii6rsn.
Die olten 9ebOrben pilgerten aud
6eran, Der Sbergeipon uno Der 8i5es
geipan uno rpie lie oGle beiBen, giIens
babner tob man bnlp in grOBerer
W!enge; nit bem s9lr9ipoirets
tor, ben bic 2lngit pegen ieiner alten
9emeinoeurtunoeu bergetrie6en batte,
Ii. nit benz lie6enstpiirbigen Reoatteur
Der n&rpnItdoter Ssitung" ma9ten
mir nOp 5pei bii6iGe 5abrten in Die
llmsebung Der Stnot. Sn Den ioges
nunntcn Sier9drten babsn bic StGos
ter ibre 2anbiibe, DIT iino iie gu pabs
rem WiuI Iterlanotpirtihaften ausgez
bout. 8dbreEo bic in bic Stabt gus
riidtebreroen Slii9tIinse lire Wobs
ntngen meiItens BON Der ein6eimiI9en
rumdniIGen 9so0lterung, tpsnissr Don
ben SolNaten, oussepliinbe.t uno perz
piiItet porfaaoen, er5d6Ite mir Der
idhiiithe SeiiBer zines 9iergartens,
baB iein rumdniider SienengGrtner
ibm Iein Gigsntum pollig intatt ipies
Der iiberseben babe, fogur Ieins soIs
Dens llbr fano ii4 ON sepobnten
Plabe.
giebsn benz ii4 tdgti3 iteisernben
miIitGriihen 2e6er mar. ols mir
&rpnitao: psrlieBen, aud oas biir,
serlife 2s6en niepsr auf pem beitsn
Wege, in bic 0epobnteu 9abuen Sus
riidsuteb,en. 9ont6a- psreiniste lid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
DIE danifeben Eolonien.

giit Der 9lbtretuns Der bdniT9>
tpeitin6iI9en Snieln an bic 9ereini9z
ten Stanten 1T OGnsmart tatiG6ltd
aus oem &reiIe Der SplonialmGdte
5uriidgetreten, senn bic ein3ige ibm
nod bleibenoe iiberIeeii6e 9eIisuns.
9ronlanb, tonn tpeoer fir ben @eltz
oertebr nod fir ben @eItbonoei Be
beutung setpinnsn. @s lit eir Gissnz
tiimliher 3ufal, bab OGnemarf sez
ra0s in bem Sabre als 8olonialma9t
5uriidtritt, ba oas 2anb Die brittle
SabrbunOertfeier Der @rlperbuns ieiz
ner erIten iiberIeeiI9en 8eiiBungen
bate bege6en t0nnen.
Sm Sabre 1916 ertpar6 oie bier
Sabre supor bon &0nig Gbriitian ".
ins 2eben gerufene DdniI9soitinois
Ide 9eIellf1aft ben Srt Srdnqusbar
bonn Rooi6a BON Sunbiore an Der
OIttiiite Der poroerinoiI9en 9albs
inlsl. ursefdbr auf benz IL. nDrbliz
den 9reitengrab gelegen. Sm Ser<
lauf Ser Sabre tamen NieberIahungen
5u Serampur i'm @angssOelta uno in
Der prooin5 8alaIor 0itlih bieies
Strpmes, an Der &iiite bon Goroz
manbel (PortOzgtopo) uno MaIabar
(SoltIderi unb @loora) pin5u. ipd9s
renb aoloniiationsperIude uuf Der
Snielgruppe ber Nitoboren i'm 1e.
Sabrbunbert uno nieoer 1886 f9eiz
terten. gl1e oieIe Nisoerlafunsen ipas
rem eber &ontore ubsr Sattoreien als
&olonisn, territorial Iebr beI9rGntt,
unb nur bem Sanbel, ni6t aber Der
@r5eugung pon 2anoesprobutten oie>
nenb, obne nennenslperten militGriz
iden S6ub. uno Oesbalb Der Dias
fir mG9tigerer Na9bdrn preisgeges
ben. 9lu9 i'm frieoli4en @ettbeluerb
tonnten Die Sdnen gegen bic engiis
i6en, 6olIdnSiI6eu, fran3Diiiden uno
portugieiii9su Stomponieu ni4t uufz
tOmmen; i4On 1854 IDite ii4 bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

bur9aus Den g9arafter ron 5attoz
reien. Sas gan5e @ebiet unteritaao
oem @ouDerneur in G9riItiansbprg,
Dem ais Rot bic &ommanOanten Der
iibrigsn NteberlaiIungen beisegebtn
raren. 1777 gingen audi 6ler Die Be-
iiBungen an bic Srone ii6er. Die mi=
litdriibe Wia6t BON gang 0GniI9z
@uinea 6eitano in peniger aIs buns
oert Mann.
Die Seoeutung un6 Der 3ped bic
Ier afritanii9en Stationen beItano in
Der 8erIorguns Der bdniiden antil=
len nit Negeritlapen. 2fls gegen @noe
oes 1S. SSabrbunoerts Der bprtise Be-
0arf sebedt mar, 10 itete bic ifOne
@eite nidt mebr biel, nit ser SDnig
gbriItian VII. i'm Sabre 1892 a:s
eriter SerrIaer ben StIapenbanbei in
ieinen &olonien perbot. 9amit mar
freili9 bas Sooesurteil ii6er OGaii6s
@uinea geipro9en. So lieB iih Dds
nemart gerne beeeitfinoen, ais @nsz
lanb 8cr9anOlunsen ii6er ben 8er<
tauf Der Splonien einlettete, Die
am II. 9(uguIt 1850 5ur 9l6tretung
gegen 10000 2itr. fiibrten.
Die beoeutenbite uno bes6al6 Bis
beute gebaltene odniIcbe Solonie iino
bic brei DItli6 BON Portorico geleges
nen 9(ntiqentnieIn ct. S6omas, ct.
Sobn (St. SAM uno ste Groir (Std
Gru5). 1866 lanbete Ser DGne @rit
Smibt auf Der Ieit Iangem betannz
ten, aber bisbabin berrenloIen SnIel
ct. S6omas, auf Der ii9 immerbin
ein5elne bolldnbii9e uno engIii4e 9tnz
Iieoler befanoen, uno na6m iis fir
cine &openbagener SeIeai9aft in Ses
iiB. 9elditigunsen bur6 engIiIbs Slis
butter fiibrten gu 8erbanolun9en
sipii9en &openbagen uno 2onoon,
nit benz Grfolg, DaB @nglanb feline
4niprii9e auf bic Snisl aufgab unO
bieie Der ,instpiIden (1671) 9esriins
beten odniI6=ipeItinbiI6en 9unoelsz
seiellidaft iibergeben ipurbe. Oant
DEM portrsffllhen 9aten auf Der
Sioieite Der SnIe., Der oa5u ben
8orteil Der gleutro!;tGt in ben forts
pdbrenben 9riegen oes II. unb 18.
Sa9rbunberts bate, enttpidelte iiA
ein reger S4iffsperfe9r uno Sanoel
auf ct. Sbomns; cine Staot, G6ars
lotte 9lmalie oOer Sappus (pon nies
perIdnb. Sopbups b. +. S9ente) entz
itanb. Sn Der 3eit ben ettpu so Sab
rem mar Die 9eoDlterung bermaBen
angepa9Ien. baB iih oas Seoiirfnis
Der 9eiiebeIun9 Der bena4tarten, ieit
1854 ebenfa[ls Der peitinoii9en
Somposnie geb0risen, uber BON Gus
ropdern bisber nitbt bsipobnten SnieG
ct. Sobn seltenb mahte (1716). Grit
ipdt Tam bic sr0Bte Der Orei SnieIn
bin5u, iiiolid BON Den beioen anoern
gelegen unb ni9t, ipie oieIe, Der
@ruppe Der Sungferninfeln angeb0s
rig: Ste Groir. Sm @egeniob 3u
ct. Sbomas mar lie fart umitritten
9epeien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

unierer QntunIt BEN gabn6of &rons
fabt, pbne ieoo4 9om6en abSulperz
fen. 0ie 9erren unD Damien batten
ii6 iibrisens i6on am eriten Sonns
tag, ben bas befreite &roni itaot erz
lebte, punberoar raid SuIammengez
funben, ouf Sdritt uno Sritt begegz
nete man einem bal6 Ielogrduen 4IGrz
6en. 9tm sleihsn Sage traf aub Der
@r5ber3oasS6ronfolser in &ronitaot
ein. SroB ben iebr berehtigen ab<
iperrunssmaBregeln rpuroe er nit
srobem Subel besriibt. DAB duBers
ite @orIicbt am plase mar. bepies
bic Radridt, bab in perIelben Na9t
elm DsutI6er 2anpiturmmann i'm
Rumdnsupiertel eri4oKen poroen
mar.
Sn StisbsnsSeiten ipar 8ronitobt
cine belisbte SpmmerfriIhe Der 8uz
fareiter, Defenders aud Der borti9en
beutIhen &olonie. ueper 10000
5rembs beberberste bic Stabt in ben
Monaten, no Der 2lufentbalt in Der
tiefliegenben Staot ipegen Der ielbit
na9ts nod 20 9rab Heaumur betraz
genbsn Semperatur fir Hichteingeboz
rene ilnnDgli9 mar. Der ganSe Sez
trieb Der Stobt mar alio tart ouf
bic 5rembeninbuitrie sugei9nitten.
aud Der Priuate CAB ieoes entbebrz
li6e 3immer an Srembe ab. Die
mir Elm 5reuno er3Gblt, Der Don Suz
tareIt aus iabrelqng Ben Sommer in
Sronitabt psrlebte, Bot Der Sontrait
spiI6sn Der internationalen 5remz
bengeIeai6aft unb oem 2eben Der brei
einbeimii9en Rationen, bic ii4 in
&ronitabt suiammenfinben, einen eiz
ssnartissn Reis. Sroni nitabt, behen urz
ipriinsliher Rame 9rafo lit, b. g..
Oas am 8urSenba9 (8araseiop) liez
genbe, erbiet ert Su 9esinn bes fiinfz
ssbnten Sabrbunberts inter &Onig
Sigismunb suglei9 nit Der @appenz
perleibung bsr beutfden Nomen. Die
Stabt bilbet ni6t MIR ben Mittels
punt bes bauptid6li9 pon Siebenz
6iirser Sa9Ien betpobnten frudtbaz
rem 8uraenlanoes, iOnrern aud fir
bic ungartT9en SSefler aus Der Saz
romssefer G6ene uno bic 8epo6ner
bes palDrei9en !SiigelIanoes Der @rz
b0pibet, Sur Stabt gebDrt aud fuIt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

unb 18O7-1814) unb bic 9lbI6af-
flung bes StlapenbanOels bra9ten Die
&oIonie Suriid. lin pas Syabr 1880
SGblte iie etipa $4,000 @iuipobner,
lpopon 10000 Heger; bunOert Sabre
ipdter mar bic Ginpp6nerSabl auf
$4,000, 1900 auf 81 900, 1915 gar
ouf- $1,000 sefulIen. ODD bebieIt na=
mentIi9 ct. Sbomos fir ben 8eltz
pertebr als pOrtreffli9er Safen uno
Ipdter als pi6tiger Puntt bes peits
inOii9en &abelnebes feline 8ebeutung.
ipsldbe einen neuen unb SG6en Seiperz
Der anlodte. Sdbpn Dor etpa 60 Sabz
rem ri6teten bic 8ereinigten Staten
bon 9lmerita elm &aufangsbot an SGz
nemart; bic @erbonOIungen battsn
Onmals teinen Griolg, e6eniopeulg
bic i'm Sabre 1902, no bic Waibngz
toner Resierung u Utiairnen 8ro-
men bot. Sn5piI9en itieg Der Wert
Der SnIeIn Our9 bic @rOfinune bes
pnnumatanuls berart, oaB bic Union
poriges Sabr ein 9lngebct Don 25
Willionsn Dollars ma9te unb fie
nun audi tduftlid an iih gsbra6t bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

manbiert ben 9etrie6 ein 5elbpebels
leutnunt bes 9arbs=giIen Ienbabnbatailz
Ions. @r mar 6ei uniere. 9lntunft
ieit stpei Sasen ba, tennt I9on ieoe
Dei6e unb iebe Rangierlotomotipe
uno perIlebt nit ieinen 25 Mann ben
0ienIt, ben IonIt 200 gu beiursen bas
Zen. 2lasrbinss i9eint es cine Spe>
sialitdt Der 81. u. 9. (llngorii9e
Staatssiienbobnen, Naspar glaam
9aiutaO gu iein, baB iie ole i9re
SabnbOfe iebr rei4li9 nit PerIonoI
ausItotten; es lit oies Elm iebr err
freulides 3eiden Oofiir, boB au9 in
llngaru nod piel MenI9enmoterial
in HeIerpe ite6t, benn aus ben uns
Sd6Iigen frdftiasn iuugen 2euten, bic
nit Pfeifen unb rotten 5Iaggen bas
Rangieren ieoes GiIen6abnpagens
6egleiten. fann man i'm Notfaqe nod
manthes Battalion 5ulammenitellen
Der 9abnbof lpor Bel unierer anz
tunft nod pot!geitopft nit ben Waz
gen poll allerlei mDgliben 9iitern.
Gin 3ug mar in 9ranb seitedt iporz
ben.
2(u6 militGriI6e 9eute 6atten bic
HumGnen ben Siegern iibsrlaNen
miifsn. 60 itan6en bort ein febr
biibi9 einseridteter Wdfdereilpasen
zines 2a5arettSuges unb einige Sontz
toagen poll 8en5in, ouf benen bic Snz
idrift: nGiiterna q benSina re-
Seroata oibici3ia ", Gorpul II,
bereits erieBt mar our9: r8eihlasz
nnbmt fir &raftfabrer. IX. armee." I"
Die S9ienen oes normolipurigen
Oampftrams, bas in 5riebensseiten
bic etlpa cine bol6e Stunbe Weaes
entfernte Stabt nit ben beiben 9abnz
bOfen psrbinOet, perOen iebt Sur 2az
9erung pons ollerlet militdriI9en
Transporter berpenoet. 2angiam be-
gonn nun bas 2ebsn in &ronitabt
itdrter gu puliieren, Sag um Gag.
lpGbreno mir, meiTt perge6ens, auf
Sobrgelegenbeit boffeno, 3eit genug
fnnoen, 6ieies @iebererpacben gu be-
o6a4ten, 9tuf Dem nod 5iemli9 perz
lafenen Rntbausp;Gbe tamen mir
eerabe basu, tpie Elm Srtspplisiit rnz
ter SrommeItlang nit etpos peinerz
lit6er Stimme ousrief: Den Ssrren
uno Samen miteile i9, baB bei 00iliez
ger, nenn Glode stpeimal i6legt, ole
Serren uno 0omen ii1 in bic Seller
cerfIiihten iolen." Gs erf9ien ober
ME me6r elm Slisger, mas uns, ba
mir ouf benz Sabn6of i'm S6lofpaz
gen ndGtigten, burhaus nidh unanz
genebm ror. Ser einsise rumdniI9e
Tlieger, ben mir ie in ber 2uft 5u
Geii6t betamsn, umtreiite am Gage
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

erlte SdniIG .oitinoiIbe &ompasnie
ouf; aud arpei lpsitere. 1856 uno
1882 sesriinoet. fIorierten ni9t. SIN
Sabre 1777 muSte Die &rone SGnes
mari bic oitinoii6en Nieoerlahungen
ii6ernebmsn. gs mar tein Ii6erer Be-
lib; als i'm Sabre 1901 OGnemart
Dem gegen GngIanos See6errlfaft
geribteten r9unb Ser yteu!ralea"
Unit &ublanp, S6peoen uno preus
Ben) beitrat uno Nelion bafiir bic
OGniIdbe Slotte Dor SOpenba9en aers
it0rte. fieIsn aud Die idmtli3en Ods
niI6en &olonien Den Gn9lGaOern
mii6elos in sie SdnOs. @rit bur9 Den
&ieler Srieben bon 1914 er6ielt lie
Odnemart auriid. gl6er bic 5reube an
ben oitinOii9en 9eiisungen mar Der
maben gerins seporoen, baB SGnea
mart lie bur9 ben &nltuttaoertra9
bonn 2. 5ebruar 1916 um 125,00O
9funo Sterling an .gnsIano pers
toufte.
llngeFd6r gIei65eitig nit Ser Grz
ri6tung Der erItsn RieoerIaiiung in
ssnoien fanben BON Ieiten 9Gnemarts
9erIut6e itatt, Iidb an Der afrifaniz
I1en @plbtiite einen Ylab gu iihern.
9erbnnblungen nit 6olIanoii9en
Saufleuten iiber bic 46tretung bon
2onb i'm Sabre 1922 fiibrten gu tsis
nem 3iel. Mebr Grfolg botten Sreu'
Gru6 un0 Gepalt. Wd6reno oes od !;
niI9zi9peoiiAen Sriegcs BON 1858
1860 bemd4tigte ii9 Der frii9er dls
8ouperneur Der @plotiiite in idpes
OiI6en Oieniten seItanbene Roitoder
Seinritb GorlpfI Der &olonisn Ieints
e6emulisen Serrn i'm Ramen Der pd,
Mid bbsafritaniiden Sompagnie. Iber
ais 1860 bic pldBe an S@ipeben 5us
riidgeaeben lperpen iollten, 5eigte es
| iitb, onB Der bdnii9e 9epolImGttiste,
S9miOt, iie auf eigene 9erantDors
tung an Die !Snlldncer ipelteroertnuft
bate. glur bas Sorf llrIu 2oOge.
nunmebr Gbriitiansborg genannt, i'm
glei5e 9lttra. blieb Odnii9 ioipie Elm
peiter psitli9 gelegenes tIeines Ge'
bet, iporauf oas Sort 5riebri6sber9
nrsslsst pu,oe. glu9 an Der 8oIos
tuits trugsn 6is RisSerlnhuns:u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

J Sm RorOofen Der Sniel enttpideIte
i!h boIo nm Oas 9lei9numige Sort
bic Stabt G4rii itianitao
Die 8liite5eit Der odniicbsn glntilz
len mar Die 5treite 6dI{te pes IS.
Sd9rbunoerts, naGoem 1854 bic Sns
Ieln ct. SbOmos unb ct. Sobn als
Sreibdfen ertlGrt poroen paren. Die
Gegierung uno 8erpaltung mar siz
mem 9ensrolgoupsrneur iibsrtragsn;
bic ein5elnen Snieln batten beIonbsre
Sommanonnten, Hidter unb HGte.
Seit 1882 pirttsn berrsnbuiii9s
Miiiiondre unter ben glsseritlapen.
Die napoleoniihen ariege nit ibrsr
apeimaIisen SeieBung Der Snieln
Our4 Die gn9Idnber Qs01-18O2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

FREEZER battle besriiBen miiFen. paren
fAon peti9punoen uno ma9ten ben
Sobnen tn ben Rotionalfarben Ylab.
.Sm Hu", 10 er3dblte mir Der 9iois
lionsfommm5eur. Der als erIter 9es
u.ral in Der StoOt einriidte, rtpar
msin gluto nit Slumen gefiilt. Mdnz
t1er unb Srauen Ordngten iih beron
uno periuhten mir bic Sano gu fill
fen. Sn oIler 9lu9en gldn5te bic
5reube iiber bic raibe Sefreiung uno
gndbige @erI9onung Der Stabt."
gBenn aud bic Sie6enbiirger Sa4s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

len treue ungarii9e Stonts6iireer
Iine, 10 mag es ibnen bod sins be-
{onoers 9enustuung gepeien iein, ben
oeut I1en 9efreiern, oenen iibrigens
aud ungoriI9e &egimenter treu CUR
5eite seitonoen batteu, in ibrer eigez
qlen 9pra1e oanten gu tOnnen. gl6sr
ni4t nut beutl9, aud ungarii9 uno
5ogor rumdniid erIIangen bic Sohs
rais ouf Die topfern Sruppen, bic ben
fApersn gtlp, Der pochenlang auf ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

i'm @otissoieniie in ber .idpar5en
Stride" bic 9spDlferung nit benz
5iibrer her neunten 9lrmee uno feis
men Srufpen gum gemeinIamen Oant<
sebet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
SIT Der febrnbiirseriihen stabt mad

SIT Der iiebrnbiirseriidlen Stabt mad
lin 8 llbr 30 morgens bes 8. Ot'
fober fu6r in einem 6lenoeno tpeiben,
eben crit om Hotenturm ben Humds
nen abssnommsnen Iuto Der Soms
manoeur elmer Sipiilou, bic an Der
Giunabme pon aronitnot uno om
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-26

Mr., and Mrs. F. N. Roberts, Ga Branner
street, have changed their residence to SOC
Lawrence street. -at...I
Mrs. Edward Pearson who has been rer
ce1v1ng treatment at local hospital, a
number of weeks, has returned to her
home, Seward avenue. Mrs. Pearson is
Horace Black, East Fourth avenue has
gone to Auburn, to visit relatives, the next
Miss Prudence Jury, Twiss avenue, is
spending few days with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w H. WATSON, 1267
Clay street.
A meeting of the teachers and officers
of the Third Presbyterian Sunday school,
will be held Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Lillian Olson, 1915 East Crane
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde WATSON motored to
day, and returning later in the evening.
Mrs. Mary Wrist of Phoenix, Ariz., is
a guest at the c. f. Cox home, Freeman
Mrs. Marie McDonough, of Sioux City.
Ia h has arrived hts to make an extended visit
Mrs McDonough, German avenue.
Miss Alice Ellenberger, Lake street, is
improving as. well as could be expected
urday, at Christ's hospital.
Vernon, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Hanley, South German avenue, is ill
The Ladies' Bible class of the Seward
Avenue Methodist church will meet Fri
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gaskill have returned
to their home in Oconee, H., after visit
ing their daughter, Mrs Harry Wise and
Mr.. Wise. Mrs. J. c. Wise of Baldwin
is also guest at the Wise home, Ger
man avenue.
The Lotus club will be entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. james Brizendine,
ga Taylor street.
Mrs. Ella Mileham, German avenue has
gone TO Albany N. " to spend the next
two months. Mrs. Mileham will also spend
a short while in Buffalo and other points
in the state before her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ProSser have re-
after spending the past two years in Law
renee KanS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-26
FIND A BODY IN KAW
Boys Discover Remains of Man Who
Had Been Dead Months.

Two small boys, Ralph and Ray
mond Lance, found the body of an I'M
identified man in the Kaw river Sun
day. The body was removed after the
find had been reported to Sergeant
Morgan and Coroner Narcotic and
taken to the Tally undertaking rooms
where an inquest will be held today
There is little by which it may be
possible to make an Identification. APP
parently the body had been in the
water for five or six months. 1t is
almost completely decomposed, the
left forearm having been washed
away by the current.
In life the man probably weighed
155 pounds and was 5 feet n inches
in height. Apparently the man was
about thirty years of age. The eye
broWS and hair were black or dark
brown The boys found the body at
the north side of the sand pit run
ming into the river between Harrison
street and Topeka avenue 1t had
lodged against a log. There was no
clothing upon it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-26
TOPEKANS FOR NAVY
Recruiting Station Will Be Open
Nights for Enlistments.

Within the next two weeks the
naval department expects to bring the
navy up to fighting strength and that
means $1,000 enlisted men. There are
now $1,000 men in the navy The To-
peka naval recruiting station received
that information Saturday night and
instructions to make every possible eff
fort at once to enlist men. Along
with that order came another instruct
ing the local recruiting station to re-
main open until 8 O'Clock every night
and all day every Sunday.
Women will be accepted, as we'll as
men. There is a great need in the
naval department for clerical help and
women may fill such positions. Will
liam Provence, in charge of the local
station, has instructions to pay the
hotel expenses of recruits until they
are given their final enlistment papers.
Show Film Here.
Arrangements have been made by
local recruiting officers to have a ten
reel picture showing army life eXhib-
tied in all local theaters April 1. That
is Sunday but it is held that the pic
lures are purely educational. Each
reel is complete within itself. They
have passed the board of censorship
and some of them are being shown at
the Orpheum theater in addition to
the regular program. The purpose is
to stimulate interest IN army life and
consequently stimulate enlistment in
and around Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-26
JOHN B. PRICE DEAD
He Had Been Employed by the Santa
Fe Since 1890.

John Byron Price, Sr., age 60. died
Sunday at a local hospital after a short
illness. He was an employe of the
Santa Fe, entering the service in 1890
as machine foreman of the Topeka
shops. He was later appointed gas
engine inspector of the entire system.
He served in this capacity until a
month ago when he became ill.
Mr.. Price was born at Beconsire
Wales, October 10, 1S4S, and came to
Kansas in 1872. He settled near Blue
Rapids, where he lived until he came
to Topeka to work for the Santa Fe.
He is survived by a wife and two sons
John B. Price of Topeka, and Led L.
Price of Chicago. Arrangements for
the funeral have not been completed.