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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
shot FROM BUSH
MORTALLY WOUNDS
A YOUNG SOLDIER
Victim Was Guarding a Rail
road Bridge in New
Jersey.
IS DYING IN HOSPITAL
Other Members of Company
Were Present When
Shot Rang Out.
IS DYING IN HOSPITAL

TRENTON, N. J., April ia shot
fired from ambush MORALLY wounded
Robert Price. IS years old. private
in Company B, Second Regiment, New
Jersey National Guard, who was on
duty guarding railroad bridge near
Yardville, N. j., early today.
Price with other members OF the
company was on duty at the bridge.
All heard shot ring out and a bullet
that apparently came from bushes
near the little bridge struck Price and
be fell unconscious.
His companion brought him to a
hospital here where physicians said he
could not live.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
Four Men Die As
Result Of Explosion
(Ry Assoclated Pressl

PIT. PLEASANT, April 19.-Four OF
the five men injured in a powder ex-
plosion near Mason Wednesday, are
dead. Henry Hennessy, the fourth vic.
tim, died In a hospital here today. John
Foglesong, the only survivor, Is in q
critical condition and recovery Is
doubtful. Difficulty in Identifying
Foglesong and John Chaffin because OF
serious injuries and burns led to re.
port last night that Foglesong had died,
but later Identification established the
death Of Chaffin and not Foglesong.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
FIRE AT A BALL PARK.

TOLEDO, April 19!-Uniforms and
ether property of the Toledo and In
cianapolis American association base
ball teams were destroyed by a fire
this morning which partly destroyed
the club house and stand at Swayne
park here. The fire broke out in a
locker doing about $4,000 damage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
MASTERS AND NOBLE
MUST CO TO THE Pen
Efforts to Have Them Sent
Back to Reform School
FAIL
special Dispatch to West virginlan)

Especial Dispatch to West Virginian)
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 10
The Supreme Court has denied writ
of habeas corpus to require that Ralph
Masters and Charles Noble be sent to
the reform school for violating the
conditions of paroles from that insti.
tuition.
They have been sentenced to the
penitentiary and relatives sought to
have them committed to the schoo.
again rather than to the penitentiary.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
Woman Murdered
at Monongahela, Pa.
tRy Associated Pressl

MoNoNGAHELA, Pa, April H.
Mrs. Margaret Malotta was shot and
killed in the home Of her aunt, Mrs. An.
mic Dazettihere, today. The police are
looking for Lorenzo Campagne who
they say fired 10 shots at the woman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
Leaders
Fight for Army Bill

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1s.-
Preparing to lead the fight in the
House for the administration bill Rep
resentative Kahn, ranking Republican
CT tho Military committee, conferred to-
day with Secretary Baker. Representa-.
tive. Kahn received additional infor-
nation at the War department to con-
duct the fight he haE undertaken.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
slLL no INCREASE NAVY

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The ad.
ministratlon bill to increase the enlist
ed strength of the navy from $1,000
to 10000 men and the marine corps
from 1880 to 10000 was favorably re.
ported to the Senate today from the
Naval committee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19

Map Of the western front from til North Sea Rheims showing the
line is the British front broken line the French front Arrow indicates
rear guards Arrow indicates St Quentin practically surrounded
British British
today northwest the
indicate offensive
Rheims
the line
Hiudenburg
smashing this junction driving
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
New Cabinet Crisis
Develops in Spain

MADRID. April 1s.-The Spanish
cabinet resigned.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19

Shrewsbury Miller. city engineer,
and David Deane escorted a photog.
rapher to the river bridge terminals
and used up several plates trying to
get pictures Of the surroundings there.
L. II. Harder, resident engineer OF the
Concrete Steel Engineering company,
was with them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
City Hall Notes

City Clerk Albert Kern yesterday
afternoon with Mayor Anthony Bowen,
Ira Smith, Albert Lehman and ]. Wal
ter Barnes visited the camp at the
Fair Grounds and enjoyed the drills
and parade and other ceremonies per.
formed. Mr.. Kern, anxious to prove
himself that the men were fed accord
ing to Hoyle eat mess with headquar-
tiers company. He now believes that
there are no cooks such as those In
the army.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19

Probably showers tonight and
Friday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28
PAVING
BONDS AREO. KID

The board Of supervisors at its
meeting at noon today voted TO give
Manuel johnson $3.50 as damages.
Johnson was snot while aiding po-
Iiceman near Pearl City last April.
The Recommendation to the board to
pay the money was signed by c. S.
Davis. the new Deputy city attorney,
which IL his fret communication to
the hoard. es III - =
The board authorized the issuance
OF SIC, $50 worth Of bonds to cover the
Beretania street Improvement. They
viii be III bonds OF $500 denomins,
ton and one Of $3.50. They will bear
six per cent and be payable May 81,
1925. sss ss
AS the present board prepares Co
go out Of office 4 word of thanks was
received today from the X iulani
Tract Improvement Club signed by A.
r. Ncbrega, secretary. The letter
thanks the board for many fayors ex
tended the club.
The contract for the extension and
paving Of Smith street was awarded
today to the Lord-Young Engineering
Company and its bond accepted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28

Mrs. Charles w. Farnum Of New
York, said that Z the United States
would take women she could get three
to fill the ranks Of thearmy in place
OF one Stacker.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28
maui ANTHRAX
UNDER CONTROL

DR.. Y. A. Norgaard, territorial vet
arinarian, today received a letter from
DR.. ]. c. fitzgerald on Maui stating
that the epthrax situation there Is
well under control. ~. 4.
Two calves In the Guaranteed dis.
tricts have died In the last few days,
Dr.. Fitzgerald stated, but he was not
fully assured that either case was
anthrax. Dr. Norgaard feels quite
sure that from the symptoms noted
in one Of the deaths. 1t was caus-
ed ehy malignant edema, q disease not
nearly so severe as anthrax. DR..
Fitzgerald thought perhaps one of the
deaths was from the disease known
as blackIeg.
SAMPLES from the dead calves were
sent here and VIII be given careful
microscopic examination. 49,.
There wiz be meeting of the
board Of agriculture and forestry to
discuss the situation at f1-o'clock to-
morrow. The removal of the T. r.
Farm hAFd viii be taken up at that
fffae IS g2,--zFt &
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28
B. A. MeFie, Companion of
Robert Louis Stevenson, Here
After II Years Absence

The man who introduced Porto RI
can labor into the Hawaiian Islands
as the agent of the Sugar Planters
Association II In Honolulu on q short
visit after having lived in Porto Rico
since 1901. He IL r. J. Hacfie, man
ager and principal owner Of Kilauea
plantation many years ago, friend OF
Robert Louis Stevenson and now en-
gagged In business In Porto Rico.
The first and only Porto Rican
migration to the Hawaiian Islands
took place in 1901" said ME Macfie,
In recalling the story Of how the Porto
Rican was added to the Hawaiian
melting pot this morning.
About $500 men, women and chill
dren." he continued, were gathered
from different parts of the island Of
Porto Rico and sent to the islands in
u steady run of ships through the
ear. Most of the people were taken
rom the coffee fields Of Porto Rico
where there was much discomfort at
the time. Two years before the COT
fee fields had been devastated BY
heavy storms, and had left the people
with nothing. r.
Glad TO Come r.
They were glad to come to the
islands for SIS q month and the usual
medical and water privileges. How
ever. ] tried to negotiate further In.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28

In 1T Of jealous rage, William B.
Goodwin, twenty years old, Of Tren-
ton, shot his bride and then turned the
revolver on himself.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28

Sales: $500 Bingham, .45; 1857
Products, 81; $50 MADEIRA, 20; us
Products, 81; $500 Products, IS; 100
Products, "a; 375 Mountain King, 20;
SEQ Hinuhan, 80 #
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28
SPONSOR Of PORIORICANLABOR
Returns TOIsLANDS FOR VISIT

ducements by asking the sugar plant
ers to promise the people free passage
Nome after five years II they bad
worked steadily In one place. ] did
not succeed in this. :.
"A great number Of women and chill
dren were in the party. However, this
element of the party proved valuable,
for it kept most Of the Porto :Ricans
here,
Il Judge that the people have
stayed on the plantations" declared
Mr.. Maefie, for / have not seen one
of the people since have been in
Honolulu" He arrived in the city on
June IL and has been here an OF the
time excepting for few days spent
on Kauai. 80.
r. NJ. Swanzy. who recently died,
was president of the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Association when Mr.. Mac
fie was sent to Porto Rico.
The Porto Riean people were high
~ elated, much IoDre so than ! ex.
pected, by the passage of the Jones
act this year" said Mr.. Macfie.
"Just. before / left Porto Rico the
people held a grand celebration In
recognition Of the act. The act gives
them all the privileges OF citizens Of
the United States. They had most of
them before, but were not recognized
as citizens until the passage OF the
act" ~ - . ~ -. i ~.
Porto Rico win have & sugar crop
Of about 5o0,es0 tons this year, &C
cording to Mr.. Macfie. The people
Of the island. he says, have prospered
since the war began. ;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28
Honolulu Stoc. Exchange

Thursday June %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28

REPORT or CONDITIONS Of the First National Bank of
Hawaii at Honolulu, in the Territory OF Hawaii at the
close OF business June 20. 1911. @'
RESAIIRCEE - -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28
UNLISTED SECURITIES.

Thursday, June q.
Bid Asked
OIL
Honolulu Con. OIL ...s 40 80
MINING.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28

Between 5oards: Sales: 20, 10, 10,
is, % MalaIua, 2s.25; 500, 6, rs, IS
oIsa, $50; 5 Eva, "a; feo, Is, IS
HaWn. Pines, 43.
sessior Sales: 70, 30, 10, s, 5, Is
EVA, s@2s; so oIaa, 1850; 10, Pio-
neef, 50.
Latest sugar quotations ee deg. test,
s.14s cents, or si22.so per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28

ADVANCE
ON CROP BASIS

Hawaiian Pines took the lead on the
exchange this morning with q jump to
$43 on sales OF 800 shares. Prospects
Of q bumper crop with early ship
ments In sight gave ground for the
advance. Sugar stocks held firm with
a strong demand for certain fayorites.
Waial1a sold at $2S.25, with Eva
jumping to S34. H..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28
Sugar 5.145cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co...
Ltd.
FURTHER GOOD NEWS
ON MONTANA b NGHAHl
Members Honolulu Stock and 5on'
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1903

Further optimistic news was re-
iceived today by cable from the Mon
tana-B Bingham properties in Utah. The
cable follows:
"Jorgensen, Honolulu.
5 mill started tonight. Ten days
hundred fifty capacity. Thirty days
three hundred. One thousand-foot
level increasing in size and value.
Face right DRIFT over SIX per cent.
Four cars at smelter estimated fifty
five hundred. Forty tons Valentine.
$3.50 per ton. Two cara Amalgamat.
ed over two Thousand"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01

CART Steuerbor6 lsst ii9 fofort bas
Ruber. lRit boiler &raft iebt bic Wlas
Ibine elm unb f9leuoert bas Boot
fDrmli9 ieitpdrts in Si9erbeit.
,Salt!"
Ser Sfpeite Sorpebo Iiset i'm &pbr.
gBieber bas minutenlanss, poriidtise
glnlapieren, elm flr3es SDgern, bann
erneut bas betGubenbe 3iiden. nno
pi.ber fliest bas Boot ieitipdrts. Sur
bauert bas 2luspei9en etipas lGnger.
9lnseitrenst beobacbtsn bic SffiSiez
re. Ser erIte &reuser lit peri6pun>
ben. gben lest ii9 Der sipsite auf Die
Settle. Die @ee ipimmelt BON treiben>
ben Mfeniden. WradteiIen. Ser brlt<
te areuSer ieBt Scote aus, nm gu rets
ten. Die beiben SffiS;ere bliden ii9
eritaunt an. So, iino sic @nslGnber
Blind. baB iie nod on Wsinen slauben,
bas periftop niat ie9ena Gut -
ran!
3um britten MaIe Iapiert oas
Boot, sifbt Der Sorfebo. 4bsr ios
fort iibersisbt sliibenbe RDte bas @e>
i6t bes Sorpebers. iln0 feline beioen
Maaten lesen einen neuen Sorpebo
elm. @efeblt! Der Bid Der brei, Der
MN gum &ommanoanten audt, lit
ibeu = perlesen. Sefen 9lusen aber
ruben ftarr auf tem unsei9idten.
Warnenb bebt er ben 3eigefinger.
.2os!"
Sin sebt Der Sorfsop, unb au6
Der brittle &reuser !aumelt setroffen
auf ben Wosen. Sin ipeiterer Sorz
peoo sibt ibm ben Reii, 9as Wert
lit setan.
Oo6 ba! = limb ba! 5einbIide
SorpeOoboote baiten beran = elm
aroBer Dampfer - fort - b0die
3eit!
rpsriftoy bidt! - gliebsr. gang
tisf! = @olle &raft oorlpGrts!1
Cine balbe Stunoe persebt in faus
fenotr Sabrt tief unter Der SbsrfIdde
bes wleeres. SIMMER i9Iebtsr ipirb
Die auft. Die 8efaBuns fhnappt
fDrmIib. aus allen poren bridt Der
Sdtpeib. @s seBt ni1t anSers:
.Iuf" mint Der 8ommanoant.
Sn ipenisen Winuten taudt bas
treue Jabr5eus an bic Sberfldde.
Sdneu miro beobadtet. Doriidt!
9fm Sor;Sont ipimmeln nod Die
feinblihen Sorpebpbooie iudenb um>
Der. SdnsG nur elm penig frii1s
Cuff alIo. Damn npdmaIs nieber.
slls na9 elmer peiteren balben
Stunbe unteripaiferfabrt bas Sabrs
5eus ipieeer nad oben sebt. 1T ipsit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01

erraten. Soft lit es 10, als OBJ bic se'
iamte Mannidaft 1ur Glisoer eines
ein3isen a6rpers BARTLETT. Sn benz Bel
Der eisenartisen 8eleu6tung bier ilnz
ten 10 feltiom anmutenben Wirrparr
flatternber giienteile, urbeimli4 be-
tpesli9er 3Drper finbet bas gluge bes
8eobadters nur bier &ubepuntte.
Bier @eitalten iteben % ipie aus Sra
gegoiIen: 80llig beipegursslos, Die
9lugen itarr auf ben &ommanbanten
aericbtet, itebt Der Snsenisur an lei@
mem Stano. Seine 8etpesuns bes
ebsn 10 iteif perbarrenosn @orssfsss
ten, behsn 4usen alierbings fprtpdb=
renb iiber ben sansen 8etrieb irren,
lam ibm entse9en. Senn iebe bat
einen 3iped, ieOe beSeutet einen Be-
fe6l. @m psriitop lebnt Der 8eoba9a
tunssoffisisr. aein guse pei6t BON
Dem 2lpparat. y}i9ts riibrt i'm.
Nidts permas i'm aus ieiner Rube
au bringen. Ser pierte i'm 8unbe ut
Der Mann am Ruber, Der nit oieiem
pDaig perlpa9ien Su fein i6eint. ales
J anbere baitst, iprinst, sreift, audt
SEPT!
S9neu 6ebt Der 9sOba6tungsoffi>
sier bic Sanb. 5ofort beI9reibt bic
Ge9te oes &owmnnoanten in Der
2uft cine piloe 9elpegung. Gin leids
ter Sflas bes Snsenieurs sesen Die
5duIter oes MaidiniIien IdBt bieIen
blibi9nen sufaiien. Die Maidine
itebt. limb pdbrenb bic 10 pIOBlid
eingetretene StilIe faIt ldbmenb auf
bic Manni9aft toirtt, lit Der &bms
manbant an bas periftop setreten.
Stumm, nit fat aus ben SOblen
tretenoen 9lusen, itarrt er minuteu>
lang binein. 8erlpunOert liebt bic ibn
bsoba9tenbe Mannidaft hen far4ts
barren Gampf, Der iiA in feinen suts
fenben @eiidtsmusteln. in isinen se>
ballten 5duiten ausbriidt. Wit einem
| aus tiefer 8ruit beraufseboIten @eufs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01
ser tritt Ct snbIid feitipdrts uni
mint Der Wunnihaft.

ser tritt Ct snbIi9 feitipdrts unb
mint Der Wannidaft.
ginseln biirfen Die 2eute an bas
psriitop berantreten unb idauen pers
bIiifft auf bas Bib. oas ii4 ibnen
barbietet: Oroben, ipie cine 5erbe
friebliher 2Gmmer, liest Elm ensliz
ides @ef9paber. nnbeiorst. aIs
gGbe ss feline osutf1en Seefp6lfe in
panssrtleiOuns.
Die 4ugen zines isoen 3uriidtre.
tsnbsn flammen in sIiibenber 5rese
au bem &ommanoontsn biniiber,
0od Der fbiitteIt nur tribe Den
8opf: r1nter m6sIi6fier S9onuna
bon Mdnni9aft unb MateriaI ="
fliiitern pie bei9poreno feline Dor
Grresiing blei4en 2ippen. gs sebt
ni9t. Die beuti9e Marine tann teip
Sabrseug unb teinen Wtann entbebs
rem. 2eiber! Der @iniaB 1T gu bod.
Hun elm furSes &ommanbo. Die
Mai9ine besinnt erneut ibr Rafen.
llnb balb 1T bas 9ei9ipuoer aus
Sidt. nSdabe!" bentsn bic Offisiers.
v@eripiini6t!" Die 2eute.
8alb barauf se6t bos Boot an bic
SberflG6e, um bic 2ungen Der Wcnus
idbaft unb Den Snnenraum oes 5abrz
seuges bon bem pstroleu;nbunit gu
befreien un0 nit frii9em Sausri iioff
au Oerieben. Damn iauft es peiter.
Wieber bebt ser 3ecba1tungsoffis
5isr Die Sano. fdbrt OiesmaI aber
aud nit bIiBeuben glusen fofort mad
benz &ommanbunten berum. Der sibt
baitig bas Salt5eiden unb iprinst
beinabe su bem &ameraben.
90! Sofort Beginner ielns Qugen
6Iammen gu fpriiben., Sic sanse feb'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01
unter retft 6eince.
aarneie bun gb g. arascr @t Trof iap s5pe.

Ser IeBte belle S4immer 1T ldnslt
on Der Sfimm periunten. SAipaa
au6 nur funteIa uno siisern Die
@terne. Wie ein Saud itretft leiler,
ipeider 9ino iifer Die punoerliAen
5eIsilippsn Selsclanes. Die ein tiefes
ertpartunssbolles DunteI einbiiM,
unb pon Derem sEtpsienbeii an bIeier
Stene Der See nur Der oumpfe. balb
beuIsnbs, baIb Siibenbe Son Der
Bronbuns su er5dblen peiB.
Cine lanse, sleidmasige Siinung
itrsi9elt nit tpeiWer 9ono Die in
@9lummer eefuntene Dime uno
ma9t oie auf ber 9teepe iprungberelt
Iiesenben Sorpebpbpote leidt i6ipan>
fen. Sen md6tisen eiiernen 8efungen,
bic ipeiter brauben mebr geabnt. als
gsIsben perben tDnnen, permas Iie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01

baften Die 9fusen bcs Snssniuers an
benz anideinenb pDais gu Stein err
ftarrten @eIi9t bes aommanbanten,
bas ii9 muir ieIten gu einem itbneaen
rlmblid ober einer Stererantpeiiung
BON Der 8arte unb Zen SnS.rumenten
bebt. Hibts riibrt ii9 bdrin. mas
auf elm @nbe Der Sabrt beuten fDnnz
te. llnentfpest sebt oieie peiter ....
Dp9 nun! Gin Winf, bic Maf9is
ne Iebt nit einsm Hud ab. Cine Wei=
lie nod i9isbt bas Boot portpdrts,
laneiamer unb lansfamer, Bis es
snolih leiie auf ben Mpssn gu fdauz
feln beginnt.
@eipannt ruben aller @ugen auf
benz 8ommanbanten, Der ieinerfeits
iebniiidtis burd bas 5eniter bes
5iirm9ens*) na9 Der 8imm ipdbt:
,8rid an, bu Sag bes Samples,
@erseltunsstas, bri9 an" mobernis
iiert iein sriibelnbes Sirn eine alte
Strppbe. limb Der Simmel iit snGbis.
ssm Often seist ii4 Elm idpader,
beler S9immer. 9eurefa! Saftts
mint er ben 2euten unb entpidelt
ben Inn ibn Sreteitben in groBen 3iis
gen ieinen Sperotionsplun. SoFort
beginner aller augen Su funteIn. uns
ipiItiirIib baGlen fia bic Jduite. Rur
cine einsise Stimmung 9erri9t: Sieg
pOer SOB. Gsal! 9lber nur ben Idufs
tigen GnelGnbern eills aufbrennen! E.
Cine balbe Stunbe pergebt 10. Ser
S9ein i'm Often lit beller geporben.
gs pirb 3eit.
rNun pumpt eu9 no9mal bie Guns
gen orbentli9 boll Sauerifoff, &in>
ber," la4t Der &ommanbant, nunb
bann Ios!"
S9neu an Dem Siirm6en nun tie
fe. tppblise atem5iise. Sarauf ipiro
baitie alles bi9t semadt. Sebes
nimmt feinen plab Elm. limb lans=
fam iintt bas Boot in ole Siefe.
rSalbe araft boripdrts!" q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01

fer binter ii9 in Ser ounfIen 0iinung
auriid, Die ii9 mebr unb mebr aus
einanbersieben, Biz Der cine iiarr nod
Siiopeiten, Der anbere aa9 Serb
often ipeiit.
Ser Streifen 3intsr Dem nad Siib>
melt iteuernben Subroeug 1T lGnser
unb breiter, als Der ieines &amera>
Sen. Mitbin muB bieies S9ifflcin
srDber fein, aIs bas anoere. llnb
i9neller. Satidbli9 lit bog audi Der
Sau. 4. g. iauit Oprt benz Seinbe
entsesen, zines Der sr65ten uno leiz
itungsfdbigiten lnterieeDpote. iiber
Die bic beutfde Marine Dsrfiist.
9lls Der &ommaKoant oesfelben bonn
sslassi9iff Der ben Snnenraum ieis
mes 5abrSeu9es betrat, iab CT ii9 To-
fort fiinfunb5pansig ibn in itummer
Srase ansliibenben Paar ausen sesens
iiber, II. elm sisenss 2Gdeln beIebte bel
bieiem 9lnblid feline 3iise. Sein 9ers
bssann gu sliiDen unb ftiirmiif su
po9sn. Qln bieies 1eibs Ssrs bate er
iie alle prehen mDecn. ie:ne spIoenen
blauen Sunseu, bic unbsbsntlid nit
ibm aud in ben SOD sehen piirbsn.
9o6 fir ibre ftumme Srase fanO er
nur bic 9lnttpprt: sum Sieg, pber
in ben Sob, &inper! Mebr ipeib i9
ielbit nidt - aber, ran an ben Seino
aebt's iaOn!"
3pansis 9dabe butten bei biefer
Ra4ridt bic Wiiben bonn 8opf seriiz
fen unb begeiitert eeidpentt. llnieez
mdnniid. sefpiB! 9ber oas bOnnernbe
5urra, bas unter normalen 8erbdIts
nifen bic freubi9e RaAridt quittiert
bate. mubte in ben 8eblen suriid>
ssbalten perben, oa ieber 2aut per'
boten mar. limb ir9cnbrie mubte iih
bod bic setpaltisc Geseiiisrung Der
2eute 2uit MAIDEN. Der &ommanbant
ipuBte bas ipobi uno id,tpies lG9elnb
SIN Tu itanb bann ieber Mann on
feinem PIab, unb bas aormdnoo:
,Sart S5ttuertorb poIIe Rraft
poripdrts!" hatte bos Sabrseus biu>
ausseipieien in bas Suatel - bas
llngepiHe.
Cine Stunbe 1T in Iaufenbsr
Sabrt persansen uno nod cine. Starr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01

beit feinen 9eneralsbut auf Die bore
oerite 8ant eeiteut unb b0rte, ineem
er ii1 an bieie Iebnte. bem 8ortrage
bes profeHors gu. Dies benubte nun
elmer Der &naben, inoem er ii4 aus
bem sriinen JeberbuId oes fdiierIi>
den 9utes cine 5ebtr gum anbsn.
fen ausrupfte. 4Is bas Die 3ameras
ben faben. pintten iie ibm au, tr
mDse ibnen aud foldt Inoenfen ptrs
fdaffen. Der 4ttentGtsr madte einem
stpsiten @sriud. unS babel flos Der
5ut bonn Siid Dor bic JiiBe ces-
&aifers. Der iid umbrebte unb nad.
ter llriade forfdte. Der Rnabe gee
ftanb. mas er setan unb nod bors-
batte. ~Ra. ba muB i'd fdon ben
sanaen SeoerbuIden opfern." meinte
Der &aiIer, inbem er bieien bonn 5ut:
IOite. ~aber sic. Serr Sauptmann."
fiiste er, iid an ben 2ebrer iuenosnb.
binsu: .Derbeh mir ippbI Sbre
aappe leiben miifen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01

ni9ts an5ubaben. giur elm lei9tes
afati9en iebesmal, penn cine Wose
bic itarren StdblrGnbe trifft, bas 1T
alIes. slu9 bier, lpie iiberall. tiefe
Sti1e, laitenoes Suutel &ein 3aut,
fein nod 10 i4pa4er 2i4titrabl uns
terbri9t oas itarrc @inerlei.
9a suden plDBli1 turS bintereins
anoer einise bunte 2ibter auf. benen
on einer nnberen Stelle Glnlide, nur
biesmal fait auf Der @a'c;flGne be-
finblibe. antpprten.
Sofort ertDnt bort, ipo Der. Hi9ts
blib aufflammte. ein unteroriidtes
pfau9en unb Snattern. 2eiie besinnt
bic Sse gu rauE4en. 3tpei buntIe
S6atten 5uihsn iibrr bic Wosen,
fdneller uno f4nelIer. Oann ietuns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-01

nige @sifait Sudt ::nb bebt: 90 oben
eonbeln rubig, rpie i'm tieFites Sries
Oen. brei ensliicbe 4reuoer umber.
n2lufpaKen. Sunsens!" boGIt feline
belle Stimme bur9 ben Haum. nisBt
gebt's los! - Sorpebp ein!"
2tud ser Mannidaft bsmddtist
fib iofort sine filr1tbore @ufresurs.
9lber lie pirb 'nie5erseSipunsen. limb
faIt unb rubig itebt 9lsid barauf jes
Der Mann an ieinem PoIten. gum ipz
fortisen gingreifen bereit.
@etunSsnIans nur iibsrleet Der
&ommanbants Damn sibt er tura unb
tlar feline Sefeble. unO ndbrenb bas
Boot fi9 nun lansiam, fait f6leiz
6enb, in 8sipesuns iebt. ihmiest iid
Der erite Sorpebo in bos 2oneierrpbr.
Oie &ommanboninte fclgen iif
TdneG aufeinanber: Mebr redts iebt,
nod mebr! Damn geraoeaus! = Hun
lints! = Wieber re9;s! = SaIt!
Setunbenlans Dor. man faft cen
ftiirmiiden 9ersidlas Der 8efabuns
Damn elm i9nelles: n2os!"
Sin Observation-Disclosures 3iidsn
Der Sorpebo bat has aobr perIaiicn