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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
TOWNSHIP HIGHWAY
BONDS ARE SOLD
Total Purchases in EIkhart
County Amount to $4,000
Premium is 1,081.82.
News.Tines Snecln1 Servlce:

News Times Special Service:
GOSHEN, April 13.-William IL.
winship. treasurer of Elkhart coun-
ty, received sealed bids Thursday
morning sold township highway i'm
provement bonds as follows:
Elkhart township-Issue of SEA-
400 (Middlebury rd.) 10 William III.
Charnley of Goshen for premium of
$S26.S2.
BaugO tOwnship-Issue of $500
jamestown rd.) TO William II.
Charnley of Goshen for premium Of
$685..
Mr.. Charnleys purchases total
$4,000. the total premium being
S1,OS1.S2.
An issue of S10.SOO to cover the
Goshen city portion of the Middle
bury I'd, which had been advertised
for sale today. was cancelled. dis
covery having been made that pro-
ceedings as taken were under a re-
pealed statute, which condition rem
dered the bonds invalid. Expense
of widening the Middlebury high
way in Goshen city will be met by
special assessment of abutting prop
erty and by the city paying the cost
of streets and alleys intersections.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
FINDS HENS PAY BETTER
Owner Gets More Money Than From
$4,000 Building.

SALTWATER okla, April 49,
An interesting comparison in invest
ment values is contained in a report
Of j. W. owens, county agent in
McClain county. who owns A brick
business building in town and a
hve-acre ranch. stocked with 400
white Leghorn hens. a strict ac-
count OF income from both invest
ments has been kept. The town
building cost the owner $4,000. the
hens $500. The income from the
hens. according 10 Owens. is two
and three-quarter times that from
the business building. and the own
er is planning 10 increase the num-
Der Of egg producers TO 1000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
WASTE PRODUCT is USED
War Forces Economies Upon the
Western Diaries.

PORTLAND, Ore, April IS. -
Whey, a by-product of cheese-mak-
ing in the great cheese manufactur-
ing sections of Oregon has been
thrown away or given to hogs, now
is used in making sugar Of milk.
which is the basis Of almost all
baby and invalid foods.
War prices and an acute shortage
of the national supply caused keen
sighted Oregonians TO erect a big
plant for the utilization of this by
product. The plant has a capacity
Of 1000 pounds a day and is now
turning out 800 pounds of sugar Of
milk daily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
NEWSPAPER ETHICS IS
UNDERSTOOD IN PERU
Paper Surprises Americans When IL
Admits Its Columns Are
Open TO Bidders

LIMA. Peru. April 13.-Americans
living here are not so much as
tOnished as amused by the defense
Of the newspaper, Eel Concrete, &C
cused of being in the pay Of Ger
many.
FL Concrete blandly admits the
impeachments and says its columns
are for sale 10 anybody. pro or anti
German. only the Germans. it adds
proved Interested in the proposition.
The articles and pictures attack
ing the allies and the United States
Uncle Sam being caricatured as
munitiOn hawker. were printed
without any distinguishing mark to
show they were paid advertising.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
MUST BE PATRIOTIC
Arizona Town Fines Merchants Who
Fail To Show Flag.
international News Services:

International News Services:
GLOBE, Ariz.. April 13.-You've
got to be patriotic in Globe if you
want 10 continue IN business. An
ordinance passed by the city council
makes the flying of an American flag
from every business house, store
front and vehicle in the city COM
pulsory. a fine Of $500 or 200 days
in jail is the penalty for the first
failure TO comply Revocation Of
license is the second.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
VICTIMS ARE BURIED
Federal Investigation Into Causes of
Explosion Continues.

international News Services.
PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-To-
day is funeral day in Chester. The
63 unidentified bodies OF the Eddy
stone ammunition plant disaster
charred and mangled beyond recog-
nition-were buried today in a great
community funeral. The entire town
Is in mourning.
Meantime federal investigation
continued into the cause OF the holo-
caust which caused loss OF more
than 125 lives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
WILL BAN TEAS.

international News Services
LONDON, April Afternoon
tea must 90. IL is announced that
Lord DevOnpoTt. in the interests Of
food conservation. will shortly issue
new regulations that viii doom the
traditional English habit OF taking
tea in the afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
Births.

\ son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest CroOp of Warsaw, formerly
o this city.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. William Burke of Millersburg.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Croft of Millersburg.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder OF
eight miles east of Goshen are par
ents of a son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
Severely ScaIded.

w o. Davidhizer of Baken. Mont,
who has been spending the winter
at the home of f. +. Berlin Of
Nappanee, was severely scaIded. He
was carrying a boiler of hot water
and as he stepped from the back
porch slipped on ice throwing the
water upon him He had intended
returning home yesterday but his
departure will now be delayed sew
eral days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
To Join Aviation CORPS.

Paul Dumas has gone 10 Cleve-
land TO join the aviation corps Of
the United States army. Mr.. Dumas
recently returned from a thrilling
trip to Liverpool, England, where
he had gone in an attempt to enlist
in the French aviation corps, but
owing to a flaw in his passports,
was unable to land in England.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
New Cases.

In the circuit court Bessie MILL
man has sued Lloyd Iilliman for
divorce. alleging cruel and inhuman
treatment.
William w. Oesch filed suit
against Daniel Ebi ct al (there are
about 100 defendants) to quiet title
TO York and Washington township
land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13

Australian hardwoods rival ma
hogany in beauty and susceptibility
OF polish. ard are unsurpassed
among the worlds timbers in
strength. Durability and resistance
TO fungus and insect attacks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
SITUATION is CRITICAL
Growing Demand That Spain Pro
test Sub Warfare.

International News Services:
LONDON. April 13.-"The situa-
ton in Spain is growing more and
more critical" says q dispatch from
Madrid to the Daily Express today
In addition TO the democratic tur-
bulence. says the dispatch, there is
a growing demand in Spain that an
ultimatum be sent 10 Germany on
the submarine situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude
Summerlot of SIP +. Washington
St. Goshen. to Kenneth Keifer of
Elkhart has been announced. The
ceremony was performed at St Jo-
seph. Mich, early in December.
They are residing in Elkhart, where
the groom is employed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
SPECIAL PURCHASE
SALE or SUITS AND DRESSES
SATURDAY AT EI4LSWORTH'S

Hundreds of suits and dresses, the
result OF a special cash purchase. All
the latest styles.
$4,000 10 $40 suits at S25.00.
$4,000 20 SIS suits $3.50.
$500 20 SIS Dresses SIS.
$4,000 to $40 Dresses SIS.
Advt. The Ellsworth Store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
Quits Preaching TO Farm.

Rev. e. E. Miller, pastor of the
Nappanee Evangelicai church, will
quit the pulpit TO become a farmer.
Rev. a. II. Deshler of the Naperville
seminary has been named for the
Nappanee charge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13

The wedding of Miss Claudia
Lo-ise Howard and Wilbur y. Tied
eman. both OF this city. was per-
formed at the residence of Mr. and
ILrs. Ira Howard of Nappanee. Aft
er q honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Tied
eman will be at home at their new
IL furnished residence on s. Seventh
st. Among those who attended the
Wedding were the Misses Nina IN
body and Goldie Greenawalt and
Chauncey Frantz Of Goshen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
NIarriagc Licenses.

Raymond Charles Martin. %. and
Lillian May McCrudden. %, both of
Chicago.
Jacob Lambert Schenck, %. and
Irene Josephine Funk. 21. both of
Elkhart
Arthur W Weldy. Wakarusa. 81:
Martha c. Holdefman. wakarusa
70.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
ROSE SALE.

Another big rose sale Saturday.
all colors Of choice roses soc per
dozen. Two dozen 75c at the New
Boyer Floral shop, los +. Jefferson
Blvd. Union Trust Bldg Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13

Mrs George +. Alderman enter
tanned at her apartments at the
Alderman in honor of Mrs. p. r.
Judkins and her guest, Mrs. e. F.
Judkins of Boston, Mass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
Licensed i'm Chicago.

A marriage license was issued in
Chicago to Edward NJ. ZinkasOn. IS
years old, Chicago. He will we'd
Miss Cecilia Grise, q, this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13

Miss Mona Martin. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Martin Of De-
troit, Mich. formerly Of Elkhart.
and Clifford Newell. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Newell Of No. 521 :.
Fifth St. viii De united in mar
riage Friday az the residence of the
brides parents in Detroit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13

Mrs. Daniel Boone. "a years old.
died at her home in san Angelo.
Tex. The deceased was formerly
Miss Ruth Miner. a daughter OF
John Miner Of Joliet H.. and who
at one time lived in Millersburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
1900 TAKE PART
IN BIG CELEBRATION
EIkhart Residents Turn Out
Strong for Patriotic
Demonstration.
News-Times Special Service:

News-Times Special Service:
ELKHART, April 1S.-With the
usual display of Elkhart unison.
patriotic demonstration was given
Thursday night, when hundreds Of
marchers turned out to show their
loyalty to the national colors.
Promptly at the appointed hour,
under direction of Chief Marshal
Schwin, the marching hosts, headed
by Trumpet Notes band, moved from
the armory on n. Main st. down the
city's chief thoroughfare to Harrison
ST., while hundreds of persons were
banked along the curbs to cheer
them.
The column marched south on
Main st. to Harrison St; thence to
Second st: thence south 10 Tyler
av. and east on Tyler av. and
around the monument to Main St,
doubling back, in an amending vol
ume, on Main st. to Co. E armOry.
where a mass meeting was held for
the purpose of encouraging recruit
ing in the national guard as well as
in the regular army and the navy.
South Bend Scouts a Hit.
One of the conspicuous features
Of the demonstration was the divi-
sion Of the Big Brother Military
Scouts from South Bend, under the
command Of Fred G. Dennis and
his aides. The boys, with their
drum corps, marched CALAMITY down
the street and provided an element
of inspiration for the other partici-
pants as well as for the hundreds Of
persons who lined both sides of the
street along the line of march.
The ex-soldiers, comprised chiefly
Of veterans Of Shiloh field and
Elmer post, G. A. r, headed the
procession. They were followed by
citizens from all walks of life. rep
resenting the real manhood Of Elk
hart and vicinity.
Children in Line.
Children from the Central school
formed a division of the parade,
while the women of the Red Cross
association and other patriotic and
semi patriotic organizations turned
out in large numbers.
1t is estimated that 1900 persons,
including all divisions, marched IN
the parade.
Following the street demOnstra-
ton a mass meeting was held at
Co. + armory. where speeches were
made by a number of local people,
in accordance with the previously
announced program. This was fol-
lowed by an increased interest in
enlistments and many new names
were enrolled for service in the
United States army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13

Maria Gilmore. wife of the late
Rev. b. L. Baldridge, died at Los
Angeles. Deceased with her moth
er, sister and brother lived for
many years on the Crane farm, just
southeast of Goshen. She is sur
vived by one son, John Gilmore
Baldridge, and a sister, Mrs. Julia
Howell of San Jose, Calf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13

The remains have been sent to Jo-
liet for burial
Mrs. Boone had been married
about two years. She once lived in
Goshen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-13
ELKHAR 7
CLASSIFIED

Northumberland and paint
ers at once. Apply Miller's Art
store, sos :. Main, Elkhart
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE-Brick
store building; phone S11. Elkhart,
Ind.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-15

itaatIibe Sanomeiier lit ibon einge.
troifen, fleibig unb metbooiid gebt
er nit ieinen @ebilfen on Die ar-
belt, Die Strede ab5umefen unb Die
Grace Der StraBe absuiteden. slls
er am Samstag abeno feline slrbeit
beenoet bot, gebt er poriibtsbalber
rod einmal gu bem Serrn 9iirser.
meilter inb erflGrt ibm ben Sinn
Der pollbra6ten 9lrbeit. ~Sd muB
sic bitten, oafiir iorgen gu IaIien,
baB mir nibt etiua iiber Sonntag
Die WeBpfGble geitoblen peroen;
idGrfen sic es benz Genoarmen
eriinoIid ein." glls Der 2anomeiier
om Wontas 5iriidfebrt, um feline
sfrbeit fortouiesen, iinb Die nit 10
pieI Sleib uno Sorgfalt geitedten
BfdbIe peridipunoen. sluBer ii6
eilt Der 2anomeiier gum 9iirgermei.
iter. nSb," berubigt i'm Der Staot.
pater itol5, niorsen sic iid nidt,
Inn gans iider 5i1 geben, babe i6
rie Bf1ble am Sanstae ielber ge.
belt uno i'm slultsbaus gut aufbe.
pubrtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-15
anftern,ndjt tn europa.
am ter franssfifdjen aaae bet surbeans

an Der fran5biiidjsn 9ifte bet gprbeans.
Dis srfsn srobsren @eriuds, bic
@ufern gu siidten, iputben bor etwa
go Sabren gemadt. unb tparen olsa
boIo 70 erfolsreid, baB bic @uiterns
Snbuitrie. bic ia aud an aniersr
aiiite in umfansreidem Mabe Bee
trieben ipiro, raid srobe 5orti9ritts
ma6te. Sn europa bIiibte bic 4us
ftern5u6t beionbers in Der 8u4t BON
Mreadon. in Der NGbe bon 8orbeaur,
auf. gs perben bort alliGbrli4
mebrere buhbert WilIionen auitern
seaosen, bsrsn Wert ii4 ouf stipa
flint Millionen Granfen belGuft. Su
eisens baSu einseridteten 8afiins
Isst man nit 9uhlaiegeln perfebene
Solsseitelle aus, an benen ii4 bic
iunse 4uiternbrut feitieBt. Dor ibs
rem natiirliden Seinben ra4 MOgs
Iidteit eeiddbt, pG9it bier bic 8rut
beran, Bis bic S9alentiere na4 ettpa
neun Monatsn einen balben 3olI i'm
Durdmefer sroB fperben; man
nimmt iie bann BON ben 3ieseln ab
unb fsbt iie in anbere 8aiiins, bic
ipgenannten @ui uiternparts, bic NIT
Saf9inen uber Reiiisbiinbeln belest
iinb. 2ln bisie beften itd bic 4uitern
unb perbleiben bier, BIS iie eine
@rDBe BON 11a 3oll i'm 9ur4meiisr
errei9t baben. sic perben bann
tpieber absenommen pOer ~sepfliidt
unb in beIonbers 9luiternparts ses
bra9t, bic an SluBmiinOungen ltes
gen. 9ier finben bic gluitern rei4s
Ii9e Robrung unb t0nnen gemGtet
fperben. Saben iie bann allie @isens
i9aften srlanst, bic ben 5eini4mets
Ter eripiinidt iinO. 10 tommen iie
gum 8erianb on bic 5dnbler.
Dos 2eben unb Sreibsn. bas ii4
in ben Iuiternparts bon qrca4on
entpidelt, 1T bpdintereifont. 0a fes
ben mir bic idmaIen. lonsen pinais
fen. nit benen bic aartdle aipif9en
ben einselnen 8aiiins befabren pers
ben. Sn ben parts iiebt man bic
Spiben Der 3u4ttditen unb Der So
Ibinenbiinbel in Iansen Reibeu aus
bem Waifer berporraeen. Saafpi'
iben Qrbsiter, Wdnner unb Srauen.
bic nit benz Pfliiden ober Iuslegen
Der guftsrn beiddftist iinb. 0ie
wparqueuien" pber Mrbeiterinnen
trassn bier Wdnnetboien unb bobe
@tiefel, um bieie psrben nod Sol5s
5bube nit brsiten quabratiiden Sobs
len bsfeitist, bamit bic 2eute ni4t in
benz errpeidten Sanbsrunb gu tief
einiinfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-15
8idtise GbfaIsbenntnns.

Ulan bort in unisren Sasen fopieI
BON Der patriOtiiden pfli4t, IbfGle
m0sli4it sepinnbrinsenb ausaunuBsn,
bab man fait slauben fDnnte, es NIT
elmer neuen 8epssuns penisitens uns
ter ben 4merifanern gu tun gu baben,
seboren aus ben 8ebiirfniien zines
groben Rrisses. Sas mare iebo9 in
bielen 8eaiebunsen Elm irriser Gins
brsd. 6p man4ts au4 bas bur4s
ifnittlids amsritanifde pubIitum
nod INNER bierin Iernen tDnnte. 10
perifeben iid bod Diele ameritanif4e
SnbuitrielIs, meiitens srobe uno rsis
DIE 9eidGfte, i9on ieit elmer suten
Reibe Sabre trefflid auf 9lbfallss
Spariamfeiten; unb man6e oieier
m6sen Dem Ri9ttsnner feltfamer er>
Ideinen, als irsenbpeI@e. bic heute
bebDrbIi4 empfobIsn perben.
8sssslporfsne gieridaIen 3. 3.
iperbsn ipabribeinIid aud bon pielen
ipariamen 2euten Su ben pertloieiten
9lbfdllen sere6net, bic es seben tann,
mag ibnsn aud betannt iein. bab
manbe Sausfrauen einen iebr ipin3is
gen Sell FOLDER S9alen ipisoer be-
nuben, ipenn lie &affee MAIDEN. obsr
bab gieri9alen pesen ibres falfisen
@barufters immsrbin BON etipas Ruts
3en als 8obenoiinser iinb. gsfonbers
interefant aber 1T bic @erpenbuns
bon @ieri6alen in Der 8 NIB d II h.
Sabrifatipn. @s iperben in ben Ser.
Staaten iGbrli9 400 ooer mebr Sons
nen alter gieri9alen - unb bas 1T
BEL bieiem lsi9ten Stoff f9on cine
geipaltise Mafie - fir bic Sertels
lung Der 9Iace Sanbidube beburft,
unb lie ipGren ni9t lei9t bur9 elm
anosres Material gu srieben. @benio
beftebt eine itarte Rudfrase na4 gis
erihalen fir bic Sabritation bon Ras
lifo@ obsr 3attun OrudSeugen.
8iele 3prporationsn MAIDEN idon
lange einen groBsn profit aus ibrem
rStaub". Tidt penise aud baben
biesbesiisli1e 8ontratte nit anoeren
llnternebmern. bic aber beutautase
msiitsns msbr bietsn miiiien. als bic
-unentseItlihe Desfdaffuns" bes
unrates.
Sir cine baIbs UiilIion pber mebr
StDpiel bon Sort iusr5en iGbrlidb in
Den Der. Staaten pesseporfen; aber
cine sroBe Wsnse pirb seiaHuneIt
unb on Sabritanten gum preiis DON
8 Gents pro pfunb pertauft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-15
Die nn6eane1ne gef5rbernns.

Gin idottiider SodIdnber mar
nod ME auf Der @iienbabn gefab'
rem. glIs MN in ieinem 9iitrifte
cine ioIde eebaut mar, benuste er
Die erite @eiesenbeit. um oas neiie
@unber fennen gu lernen; allein er
batte llngliid. @s fanb elm 3uiam.
menitoB itatt, uno Der Sodlanoer
paro iebr unianft in einen @arten
geidIeuoert; apar erIitt er feline
peientIiben gerlesungen, aber bod
mebrere Sdrammen uno blaue
SIeden. glIs i'm nun Die @enoHen
in ieinem Sorfe frasten, tpie ibm
Die neue @inribtiing eefaIlen babe,
erfIGrte er: %. es eebt biibib
idneu iinb sIatt; aber Die art uno
Beiie Der Serausbef0roeriIng lit
ooG ettpas imbeauern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-15
8eqneme SorreiponSens.

Ser iunse 81. i6reibt Der auser.
ndblten ieines Ser5cns einen 9riek
Der portIi6 aus einem 9riefiteIler
fir 2iebenbe entnonlmen lit.
9ie iunge Dame beiist 5ufdnia.
benielben 8riefiteller unb idreibt
baber sana fur5 an q. auriid: rSbre
Iieben 3eilen babe i6 erbalten. Die
slntport finben sic auf Seite 270.-
ainbereben in Smbien.
BUM Rapitel Der sfinosreben IN
Snbien iinb folsenOe 3ablen interet.
iant: gla9 Der IsBtsn 3Gblung COB
es baielbit nabsau cine halbe Wttlion
perbeirateter 5finber, bic peniser als
8 Sabre alt iparen. Bon Wfdb4en tim
9llter bon unter 15 Sabren ipartn
25O,OOO bereits Witlpen uno oamit.
nad ber Site bes 2anoes. trob ibrer-
ssusenb. su lebensIdnsli4er Witpen-'
ihaft berbammt.
Bon einem 9peren S4tds
iaIsfhlage fino bic beiben 5armers
familien Ulite Sbirette aus Der Srts
i9aft 8pslanO unb Sobn 9uerars.
aus Der Srti9aft 9untpiIle. Minn-S
hetroffen iporben. Sebe berfelben bot
ben Sob zines ainbes au beflasen-
Die beipen Rnaben 2eon Shirette
unb Soiepb 9uerarb i'm alter DOE
IL unb 10 Sabren tparen gum Reh
gfiper binuntersesansen au einem uns
sefGbr eine Meile pom 9aufe ber
5amilie Sbirstte entfernten plat.
nm bort au fpielen. 8ei ibnen be-
fanben fi9 CHARLES Sellion unb 2eon
Moriistte. unb obgleid ibnen Don
ben gltern perboten tporoen mar, in1
@afier au ssbsn, ami iierten iie fi4
bamit, in bemielben umber5upaten.
Die beiben @erunsliidten Deriu4ten
ben SIub In BEN, ipie iie slaubten.
fladsn Wafiet gu bur6watsn. tra.
ten babel In Elm tiefes God. uns ba
beibe nibt fdpimmen tonnten. e.
irantsn fie bor ben ausen ibrer
SpislssnoHen. 9ie gltern Der Sum
gen iinb in Der NGbe BON Jtiber,
Rinn., tpobnenbs Sarmer. Die 2eis
den tpurben geborgen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-15

ha in WtaSeoonlen baden aus merger
grbe elm 8rot. 4uf Sarbinien pers
mii9t man gi9elbrei nit seidlemms
ter feiner Sonerbe uno badt buraus
flade Sudden, Die man nit Sett be-
ftrei1t, um Iie idmadbafter su mus
aen. Sn periien geniebt mon rob
unb gerOitet cine grbe. be nit 9es
tpiirsen unb Woblgeriiden semiI9t
pirb. Guf Der SulbinIsl aoIa. i'm
nDrblihiten RuBlanb, iebt man Dem
Mebl gum 8rotbaden seidlemmten
&aligIimmer BEL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-15

@iellei9t bic ldnsfte 8stte bon 8ers
tpanblunsen MAIDEN beute 9ummts
Rabreifen bon 9lutomobilen un1
3peirGbsrn bur9. sic brinsen ftefs
quite preife, ba Der Summit nod
lanse pertpol bleibt - fir Mabs
reifen uno inneren Suben felbit Ipipie
ipGtsrbin fir Matteu, bilIige SpieIs
ia9sn unb nod iebr pielerlei anbere
3psds. 9lu9 oas Rabmenpert ptrS
nod pielfa9 benubt unb an gnot
eingsfdmol3en, INN einen frifden q,
iernen 4rtifel au liefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-15
Nabelmalerei.
Gnt,uidlune .er aunit bes seibeitidens
In Sapan.

Snttpidluns .er 2unit bes Seibeitideus
In Sapan.
gus Dem Orient fam bic Stidereis
funit na9 europa unb erlebte bort
ipe9ielpoue S9idiale. Sc mad ben
3sitldufen aeiste iie gpo9en bes
4ufi6punss unb oss Rieoeraanges.
Im f9limmiten mar es ipobl um
iie am 2lnfans be- porisen Sabrbuna
berts beitellt; bic Stiderei mar i'm
pD[Iigen @erfalI, unb es beourfte gros
Der 9lnitrengunsen, 9riinbungen bon
5a9i9ulsn. um iie ipieber gu beben.
SIN Orient puroe bieier 3neig
bes 8unitsepsrbes INNER mebr ses
idbdbt uno bic Ssibenitiderei tam in
China au bober 9liite. Bon bieIen
Meiftern lernten friibaeitis bic Sapas
ner. unb ie peritanben aud. ibren
4rbeiten einen sigenartigen edit limit
leriiden Stempel auf5ubriiden. wiit
8epunberuns muB man oieIe graeuss
niFe betra9ten, bic in Der 2inienfiibs
rung 10 ii9er unb absemehen iino
unb in Der Sarbenpirfung fait uns
iibertroffen erideinen. Sier ipetteifert
Die Babel nit benz piniel, unb man
Ipri9t ni9t bon Seioenitiderei. ions
bern treffsnber bon Rabelmalerei.
Oieie Runit purbe aud in Oeuti1z
Lamb frIbsr ausseiibt, erreidte aber
nismals bic @ollenbung. bic bic iapas
niibsn @r3eusniiie seisen.
gesei9nsnb 1T Die Dirt. in Der Der
sSapaner arbeitet. Wer bus 2anb
bereiIt unb aud bic 9ltelisrs Der be-
riibmten aiinitler aufiudt, iiebt iid
enttduidt. @r permiBt bort bic reis
6en Weittel, bic ben Meiitsrn oes
gbenblanbes CUR 8erfiisuns iteben,
benn Der iapanifde 8iinitler TT elm
GuBsrit ssniisTumer Renfh. Der iid
fein 2eben lang nit einem Sos be-
sniist, nit benz nidt einmal elm glns
fdnger aufrieben 1T. Sn friiberen 3ei'
ten Iebte er Bon Der 9unit Der Siirs
iten, Die ibm auftrdse saben; sr itanb
in ibrem etfpas fGrgliden Solbe unb
ftrsbte nidt nad Reiatum unb dus
berem 2lnisbsn. @r pplIte nur &unfts
perts idaffen unb ibnen ben Stempel
ieiner SnbipibualitGt auforiiden. @s
aab 2iinitler, bic an einem einoigen
Dert ben sr0Btsn Sell ibres 2ebens
arbeiteten. Die Repolution unb Der
glni9luB on bic abenblGnbii9e &ul>
tur Gnberten Die Gage. Dem iapds
niihsn 3iinitlsr feblen ieBt bic aIten
9Dnner, unb er muB mebr unb mebr
fir ben srobsn Dffentliden Martt ars
beiten. Oaau tommt es. bab Die
Sauptsntpidluns Sapans auf taufs
mGnnii9em unb inbuitriellem 9ebiet
liegt unb bieie 3eititrOmuns Der e4s
ten &unit porldufig nidt beionbers
fDrberli9 lit. Saber tommt es, bob
aua in Sapan isBt bic minoerpertiss
Wafenpare mebr gum Uori4etn
fpmntt. Soffsntlid 1T aber bic Grs
fheinuns nur pOriibersehenb; es 1T
au piiniden, baB Der niDeaierenoe
GinfluB Der 3ipiliiatiOn iid bier nidt
betGtigen unb bic altiapanif4e Runit
ibre gisenart au9 i'm mooernen
Staate bsipabrsn mO9ts.