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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
KEEP SEED CORN SAFE.
Must Be Kept Dry and Away from Ro-
dents and Insects.

Seed corn NAV be left on the racks
where the ears have been dried But
it is generally preferable, says the Unit
ed States department of agriculture, to
store the ears in mouse proof barrels,
boxes, or crates during the winter. In
any case, they must not be exposed to
dampness or they win absorb moisture
and be injured.
After hanging in the drying shed, or
living on the racks where there is con-
slant circulation of dry air for the first
two months after they have been select
ed from the stalks in the field the seed
ears should be bone dry and contain less
than 10 per cent. of moisture. Some
farmers place the thoroughly dry ears
in the center of a wheat bin and then
fill the bin with loose, dry wheat.
Destroy Weevils and Grain Moths.
If signs of weevils or grain moths show,
the corn should be inclosed with carbon
bisulphid in a practically air-tight room,
bin, or box, or barrel for As hours. The
liquid bisulphid should be placed in shall
low dishes on top of the box or barrel
holding 10 bushels or less. The fumes
from the bisulphid are heavier than air
and gradually fall to the bottom of the
receptacle, permeating the whole mass.
One pound of the carbon bisulphd is
enough for room or bin 10 feet feet
in dimension After fumigation the ears
must be thoroughly aired, whereupon
the unpleasant color disappears. Great
care should be used with carbon bisul-
phid, its fumes are quite as iniammable
as those from gasoline.
To prevent the entrance of weevils
and moths, the ears may be sterilized in
air-tight boxes or barrels
with one pound of moth balls or naptha-
lene for each bushe of corn, which is not
injured. Ten pounds win protect enough
seed to plant so acres.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29

farm is fully equipped with every modern
convenience. The entire painting job is
in charge of +. A. Lyons of this town.
Arthur Dickinson of this town took
the examination for entrance into the
u. s. army at White River Junction on
Thursday. Owing to certain conditions
of his teeth, it was necessary to get
final advice from Albany.
Miss Evangeline Davis, formerly of
this town, spent Wednesday evening and
night with Miss Ella George.
The Masonic lodge held a rehearsal
on Thursday evening TO prepare for the
regular meeting next Monday.
Glenn w. Douglass will speak for the
benefit of the Red Cross at the church
at East Ryegate Oct 3. Everyone should
make a special effort to be present.
Three train loads of United States
troops passed through here early Wednes-
day morning. This makes approximately
nine loads in the last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
MORE DEADLY THAN
A MAD DOGS BITE

The bite Of rabid dog Is no longer deadly.
due 10 the famous Pasteur treatment, but
the slow living death. the resultant Of poison
ing Of the system BY deadly uric acid. i As
sure and inevitable a. day follows night
No other organs 81 the human body are 50
important 70 matchmaking the kidneys
and bladder. Keep your kidneys clean and your
bladder in working condition. and yoa ned
have no fear Of disease Don't try to cheat
nature II Is a cruel master. Whenever you
experience hackschc nervousness. difficulty in
passing urine. get on the Job. Your ktdnsJs
and bladder rquire immediate attention. Don Z
DELAY. Tbs i the time 70 take the bull BY the
horns. GOLD MEDAL Hsarir7n oil Capsules
vili % Tire trek For over two hundred yesrr
they have proven rneritorlous IN Tire treatment
q disesses II TIE stomach. kidneys. liver and
hiafSsr u = q porid-fsrncf remedy. IN use
. huusshold uecasity fer over 20 sezuL
II you have hec1 dcctori1r ufthcgt rezule-
80 hoa - GOLD MEDAL Haariem OF Cap
sulss today.
Nuur sruxxist -sls the-n- Ahsasutsly rusr-
antssd cr macy rsfunded He~ars - ini-
tstfuns. Laek To- ire maze GOLD MEDAL
o. ever huE-A<x.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
Harvard's Opening.

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 25.-The full
effect Of war upon educational work was
demonstrated when Harvard university
began its 2S2d year yesterday with a
greatly diminished enrolment. Scarce
ly more than 100 Of the senior class Of
about 600 were on hand, the others are
serving their country Enlistments also
have cut heavily into the junior and
sophomore classes. but the entering class
was only slightly below the normal num-
Der. Il il estimated that the usual regis
tration Of about 5000 in all departments
Of the university viii fall 20 less than
$500. All courses viii BE- given as usual
Athletics vii suffer through TIE elm
ination Il varsity football. but there viii
BE- freshman elsFen. The reserve on
GERS training camp will be c0atinued
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
EAST BR1INTREE

Mrs. Jennie Wells and Ruth kribstoek
of South Randolph were Sunday guests
at William Perham's.
The young people who were attending
Randolph high school are quarantined
on account of the two cases OF infantile
paralysis there.
Miss Ethel Smith is in Randolph as
sisting in the sanatorium.
James Walker was called home Mon
day from the military training camp by
the death of his grandfather stearns
Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Boyce and son,
Dwight, of Taunton, Mass are the
guests of j. w. Blanchard.
Mrs. Carrie Sanborn of Sterling, Mass
is visiting her brother, Everett Sher-
man.
Frank Howard of Brockton, Mass,
called on friends here the first OF the
week.
The funeral of Stearns Hutchinson
was held at the church Monday after
noon, Rev. G. o. Howe of Randolph Off
ciating, assisted by the ladies of the cir
Gle of G. A. r. The interment was in
the valley cemetery. Mr.. Hutchinson
was SO years of age and for the past few
years had been in feeble health. He
served his country faithfully in the Civil
war. He leaves wife, two children,
Wright Hutchinson and Mrs. Bella
Walker, also four grandchildren.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
WOMEN THANKED
FOR FIRE FIGHTING
Acting U. S. Forester Expresses Appre
citation TO Three in
Arizona.

Three Arizona women have received
the official thanks of the forest service,
In the form of letter from the acting
forester, for services rendered in fight
ing forest fires They are Mrs. o, i,
Schoenberg of Portal, Arizona, and the
Misses Lillian and Hildegarde Erickson
Of Cochise, Arizona, who last June and
July assisted forest rangers in suppress
ing serious fires which burned over about
% 900 acres in the Chiricahua division of
of the Coronado national forest, in
Arizona.
At time when all the available men
were needed on the fire line. officials
Of the forest service say that Mrs.
Schoenberg, who is the wife OF Forest
Ranger o. p. Schoenberg, took over the
work Of scuring labor, handling the tel.
ephone exchange, and thus keeping the
various crews in touch with each other,
and running the commissary for the
large force of laborcrs employed on The
fire. She also arranged fT the dispo-
sition of the men at the liiierent fire.
fighting crews and fed the newcomers I'm
their way to the fire. II Is stated that
her excellent judgment and initiative
were of material assistance in cXtin.
gushing the fire.
The Misses Erickson, daughters of a
forest ranger, took an active part in the
fire fighting. They organized and set
to work one crew of men and aided in
securing others. On one occasion, by
actually fighting fire all night, they re-
lieved a crew which was urgently needed
at another fire. In addition, they car
ried food and water TO the men on the
fire line, who otherwise would not have
had anything to eat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
Stop Crying About the War!

Many mothers are making matters
much worse by weeping day in and day
out about their sons War is bad enough
without adding any extra sorrow before
anything has actually happened. Anna
Steese Richardson quotes in the October
Woman's Home Companion from letter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
WELLS RIVER

Mr. Smith, who purchased the old Kim
ball farm in Newbury, has just completed
one of the finest set of farm buildings
in this section. The house overlooks his
entire meadow farm and the Connecticut
river for distance of several miles.
The interior of the house is finished
throughout with mahogany stain. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
A Hint.

Unsuccessful competitor at the allot-
mentholders' showI amt making any
complaint, Mr.. Smith, but when the fust
prize for onions goes to the judges broth
er-in-law and the fust prize for marrers
to is wife's grandfather, it makes yer
think a bit. that's all.-Puneh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
BETHEL
IA. A. sOper, 90 Years of Age, Still Does
Considerable Work.

A. A. soper celebrated his Doth ami
yersary last Thursday. Mi Soper Is
retired blacksmith, still does consider,
able work on the woodpile and is one oil
the most vigorous of the many homage
narians which Bethel has produced
A. II. Bowen, who works in Wincsori
has been visiting relatives ON his way
home TO Waitsfeld for short vacation
II. Augustus Gray is here from Mount
Airy, N. c., where he has been employed
Mt the granite trade the last Is months
Miss Jennie Kendall has returned from
five weeks visit in Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Eliza Chadwick has moved from
the Adam Maynard house to f. 5. Bios
SONS block.
o. N. Barrows is taking a vacation
from his duties as rural carrier ON mail
route No. and his substitute, Il. IL. w.
Owen, is on the route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin A. Chandler OF
Conklin, n v, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin NJ. Cox.
The Whitcomb high school football
team will play the town team Monday
afternoon after school. DIR. o. V. Greene
win play fullback for the town team. \
The Whitcomb high school directory
of faculty and students for lol7.'lS con
Itains the names and addresses of 10
teachers, including the grade teachers,
and 81 students, of whom IL are in the
senior class, Is in the junior, 2s in the
sophomore and 81 in the freshmen, four
being special students. 1t also gives the
names of the officers of the athletic asso
Citations, clubs, orchestra and glee club.
Mrs. Lizzie Mudgett is in South Roy
7alton for visit. She went Wednesday
to attend the funeral of brother, James
S. Diamond of Cavendish, aged "A years.
John Wilson, jr., has been elected cap
tain of the high school baseball and
football team. Alice King is president,
Ruth Warden vice president and Mar
jorie Rogers secretary and treasurer of
the girls athletic association. Ella Kele-
her is manager and Annie Marshall is
captain of the girls basketball team.
Edmund Regain is director and John
Batchelder secretary and treasurer of the
orchestra. Ruth Warden is director and
Annis Davis secretary and treasurer of
the girls glee club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
GROrON

| GROTON -. -. -. $500
Mrs. b. S. Eastman and Mrs. w. G
Wech returned from Manchester, n II.
Sunday, where they were called by the
illness of George Rand.
Mrs. f. 7. Raymond has finished work
for Mrs. Thomas b. Hall, and returned
to Mortified last Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. McAllister of South Barre
and son, Leo, have been passing the week
with Mrs. L. G.. WEIGH, her mother.
Mrs. Alexander Dunnett, who has been
at their cottage at Ricker's for some
time past, returned TO her home at st.
Johnsbury Thursday.
Miss Matte Jordan, who has been en-
ployed at Fabyans, White mountains,
during the summer, returned to her home
here Tuesday.
At the morning service at the Meth
odist church Sunday the pastors theme
will be After the Summer, What :" At
the evening service the subject will be
"Delusions in Religion"
Mrs. B. S. Eastman went to Manches-
ter, N. H., Wednesday, where she attend
ed the funeral of George Rand on Thurs
day.
Mrs. II. A. Stevenson returned to her
home at st. Adams Wednesday after a
two weeks stay with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. F. w. Lewis.
Mrs. John Chalmers has been engaged
by Mrs G. H. Pilsbury to assist in her
store during the millinery season.
L. G. WEIGH returned Tuesday from a
visit of several days with his daughter,
Mrs. A. b. Carpenter, and family at Bel
lows Falls.
H. B. Page and Mrs Lillian Page went
to Burlington Wednesday to accompany
the formers wife from the Mary Fetch
er hosp.--l, where she has been for five
weeks recovering from serious opera
ton.
Mrs. Bowman S. Beeman and little
daughter returned to her home at Ware,
Mass, yesterday after 10 days stay
with her grandmother, Mrs, A. NJ. Heath,
and sister, Mrs. Grover Smith.
Lewis keenan, has finished his duties
as mail carrier on route No. |, which
place he has filed since the R. +. d.
routes were established nine years ago.
He plans to move to St. Johnsbury. No
regular carrier has taken his place as
yet
Mrs Charles Cameron of Wells River,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Abbie Hunt, went to her home yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs C. i. Adams of Ryegate
and Mrs Josephine Clark of Wells River
were in town Thursday to attend the
Methodist church sale.
Hosea WEIGH, who has been visiting
his son, L. G. WEIGH, and daughters, Mrs.
S. j. Carter and Mrs. A. j. Page, for sew
eral weeks returned to the home of his
son, Warren NJ. WEIGH, at East Corinth,
Mr. Welch has passed the 93d
milestone but enjoys fairly good health
and is quite active, considering his years.
Ray Wheeler has moved his family
from a house on the Topsham road to
the tenement house of c. A. Kicker
Mrs. Charles Heath went to Bradford
Yesterday on visit to her brother,
George Church.
The annual sale held by the ladies of
the Methodist church on Thursday was,
as usual, very successful. The chicken
pie dinner was well patronized and some
over $40 was realized and smaller sum
from the variety supper. The articles
we're all sold in the different booths and
a good sum added to the treasury.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-04
Wummer 40.

uort perlhtet: Die @ei,fer beutf4en
8ereine batten ibre Mitslieber uns
Jreunbe au ejner pripaten Rinopore
itelluus in elm tleines saifematosraa
pbsntbeater i'm Centrum Der Stabt.
in Der Rue b'StaIis. eingeIaben. uu
ibnen ben groben beuti9en Sommes
Slim gu aeisen. Dur9 bic nidt gee
rabe ipmpatbiiden 9loHsn einiser
9enfer 8lGtter purbe bic 8epDltes
runs auf bieie @oritelIuns aufmers.
fam, benn am Mbenb besannen ii9
p 9ruppen Dor benz &ino anSuIammela,
Die na4 unb mad ou elmer tauienbe
fDpfisen Mense ani9pollen. S9on
pGbrenb Der @orfslluns mari ein
Radbar bur9 ben 2idtbof einen
Stein bur9 bas @lasba9 in ben
Spsrationsraum. Sn5pii4en par
bic poliaei sebolt iporDen unb man
ipsrrte bic llmssbuns bes ainos IN
ipeitem 8os.n ab. @ls aber bic er.
itsn Deutidsn sesen 1a12 llbr Our&
bic Saupttiiren. bic meiiten aber bur&
cine Sinterpforte bas Sbeater Derlies
ben, bsgann man. iie aus ben Jens
fern Der Strabe NIT WaHer gu Bee
gisBen. Stsine floaen- bic Wense
pfiff, rief unb iohlte geipaIttg ~ boz
les Bodies. 9lus ben in Der Ndbe
lisssnben aabarets ert6nte bemoni.ras
tip Die Marieillaife. 9ie poli5ei, bic
man inspiiden burd @enbarmerie
peritGrtt batte, babnts ben etipa 400
9eutfden cine 9afe, 10 bab fie ohne
tpeiteren 3piI9enfall nod Sauie gee
ben tonnten. Gin Demonitrant, elm
WaabtlGnber, fpurbe perbaftet. Sna
StuiTden Sog bic poIisei ab; BEG
8onitGnbigfeit bolber ipurbe lie pon
Der Rense ebenfaGIs sriinblid ausse.
pfiffen.
Sie Demonitranten barrten nod
cine 3eitlang DOR Dem &inp, bas
idnsG bic Sintertiiren idloB unb bic
2idter lDfdte. Cine Weile itanb man
bonn pDr benz in Der Idbe liesenben
9isrbaus, u3um Rrofobil".' einem
c Immlofal Der Seutf6en. Die
poliSei bielt aber quite Wahe, 10
baB iib bic Mense i4IieBlih oerlief
unb na9 Sauie sins.-Man fab aud5
bier pie Bel ben Demonitrationen DOE
ben: beutiden &oniulat. baB ss gum
allersrObten Sell haIbipiidiise 8urs
f,len paren, bic iih an ben &unbges
bunsen attiD beteilisten. Ser abrige
Sell Der Msnse itanb Der Demonifras
tion stpar ipmpatbiid, absr paiiip &c.
geniiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-04
Hurturicus Gntiuiflnua.

Suns rSntsrnationaI Repisip"
entbGlt einen einsebenoen 4rtitel aus
Sun Suan iiber pprtorieo, bas als
iebr entpidlunssfdbis beSei4net
pirb. @inises iei ertpdbnt: SIN
5riibling bieies Sabres purbe POrs
toricp- -als Serritorium Der @ereinigs
ten Staaten ansrtannt unb babur9
einem lanse gebesten Duni9e Re9s
nung getrasen; bic onliegenoen SGz
nii4z8eitinbifhen SnieIn. bic baIb
oarauf erporben lpurben, 9eben Der
fommersiellen Sebeutung portoricos
erbDbte 8eoeutung uno gntipids
lunssmDsli9teit. Sdon ieit Sabren
nabm portorico einen ipi9tisen plaB
i'm ueberieebanbel Der 8ereinisten
Staaten elm, unb iebt entipidelt es
fi4 f9nell gu einem @erteilunsss
centrum fir ameritaniibe Snhus
ftrien i'm faribiiaen 8ereitbe. Der
3rieg bat niht muir bur4 Sebuns
Der 3udsrinouitrie sroBen finanSieIs
len 9elpinn sebradt, ionbern audi
bur9 bic Sdaffuns bieier alIsemsin
siinitieen StelIuns. Mit ipeitinois
fden odfen i'm alIsemeinen tpiro Elm
bdufiger unb reselmdBiser S4iffss
pertebr unterbalten, befonbers nit
Der Republit Domingo. Mit San
Domingo 1T Der 9anOel febr bebeus
tenb unb Der Martt bort ipirb bur1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-04
SnIsariider Webenitag.
Sreikisiter Sabrestas ber Sbrpnbeftet.
suns a5nie Serbinanbs.

GnlGbIid bss 80. Sabrestases ber
Sbronbeftsisuns bes 36uiss 5erbis
nonb idrieb bas offisiDie rgdo be
8ulsarie" in Sofia am Is. ausuit:
Dos oantbare unb itplae 8ulsarien
feisrt beute zines Der bsmsrtensperte<
fen Daten Der @efai9te unierer Sas
&c. ben 30. Sabrestas Der Sbronbeitei>
suns bes 3ars Seroinanb. @r pirb
bur4 feline beionbere Seier getenns
seidnet isin. 9ln bieiem Sage i4las'
gen ole Seraen BON grsriffenbeit.
Der &Onis piro nit itolaer 8efrieois
suns auf bas prG4tise Derf ieiner
Iansen Resierunssaeit bliden, unb
bas 2anb. bas ii9 an bic sroben
Saten Oieisr ReeierunssSeit erinnert.
pirb iid enser als is nit Ieinem R0s
mig. benz 8esriinber ieiner Ma1t unb
ieiner Dbnatie. Dem Ginger ieinsr
RaiTe, benz peitblidenben Better ieis
ner 9eIbide, perbunben fiiblen. Bull
sarien bilbet bsute einen internationas
len Sattor unb fpieIt eine betrddt>
Iide RolIe in bem Sample apiIden
ben Nationen, pdbrenb gu benz 3eits
punt, aIs ber iunse prtns Serbi>
nanb, Der allen @efabren mutig trobs
te. ben Sbron 8ulsariens beitieg,
bieies 2anb Elm tleines Siiritentum
mar. bas fid in elmer fiir9terli6en
&riie befanO, bic brobte, es au Der>
f9linsen. SerOinanb l. unb feline
8ulsareu baben bort grfpIg gebabt,
mo anbere unterlegen pdren. @s
ipurbe Elm nationales programm
aufseitelIt unb nit Satt uno 2luss
bauer ourd9efiibrt. Das 8latt fiibrt
peiter aus. bab Der &Onis INNER
beitrebt getpsien lit, bic rationale gin>
beit au peripirfli9en. Der SpuperGn
lit babel Elm Sriebensfiirit sepeien,
Der Better eines arbeitiamen unb
friebliden @oltes, unb er bat au9
als &Dnig aue 9epaltatte DON ii9
setpteien. Wenn er au9 apeimal sez
5ipunsen ipar, gum &riese Su i9reis
ten. 10 perbe ihm Die 9ei1idte trosz
bem ben Sitel zines 5risbensf0niss
auerfennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-04
TerItnunbenes Gpttesbaus.
Sie Sbeffatirdle auf bem ietisen Uaat.
lanber TpmpIat.

Die alerpenisiten 8epunberer oes
Doms DON Wailanb piHen. oab bieis
Warienfir9e einit Sommertir4e NOR.
Dor pel6er eine sepaltige 8aiilita
Der beilisen Sbetla itnb. bic aIs Win'
tertir6e biente. 9ieiss @ottesIaus
mar fiinffdiffis. iol 1000 Perionsn
sefabt baben, beIaB einen @orhof.
arppta uno cine ouf bier Sdulen rus
benbe Ranasl. Bon ben sablrei4sn
9lltGren Der Sbetla>&irae peroen Die
sitel Der FL. Sunsfrau Maria, bes
FL. 8ii9ofs Rifolaus, Der Reuerin
pelasia, DON IGerbeilisen, ct. psters
unb bes @rlOIers nambaft gemaft.
Ser 9au, Der nit Der Paulstirhe
Dor ben Wauern Roms pergli4en
ptrb, par cine alt4rtitli4e S9Dps
fung, bic i9on i'm Sabre 355 our
9l66altung zines &Onails geOient bat.
8iI6of &mbrOIius fiiste Der Sbetlas
firae elm Saufbaus bei. unb elmer
ieinsr Ra9folser. 9iidof guiebius,
reItaurierte lie; bas 8aptii iiterium
puroe pom 8ii9of 2Orens |. erneus
ert. lleberreits bieies SttosOns, oas
ben befannten Sppus Der lombarois
iden SaufbGuisr reprdientierte, mos
rem nod 1870 bei 9lussrabungen
naapeisbar.
Oura 8rano SeritDrt, eritanb bic
Sbeflatir9e i'm lebten @iertel bes Ii.
sSobrbunbert neu, nm Bis 1862 5u
blIben. 4bbrii9e uno llmbauten
folsen, Bis bas Seilistum i'm Sabre
154S enbsiiltis peri4panb. Sas @ss
bdupe itanb unsefdbr in bsrieIbsn
adle pie Der MoilGnbg Dom; er
mar Der fleinaiiatiiden Grfmdrtpres
rim, g. Sbstla, Der S9iilerin oes
9lpoiteIs paulus, sepeibt; ibr Saupt
purb. in Mailanb aufbeipabrt. Sisie
sbetlas9erebruns illuitriert ben ems
gen 3ufammenbang bon Wailenb
nit benz Orient, aus pel6em eine
) Heibe DON 8ii4Dfen Der lombaroi'
fan Wetropole Encouragement TT.
Seit benz Sabr 992 pirb ald bic
orisntalifde Seilise qeIasia als
Mitpatrpnin Der Sheflafirae ses
nannt; ibr glltar befanb ii4 untsr'
balb bes 5betlaaltares. Die &irde
entbieIt bebsutenbe aunits. Ilters
tumss unb Reliquieniddbe, Die gum
srDbten Sell untersesangen iinb; I'm
bas 9ottesbaus berum ftanben @ers
taufsIGben, 8uben uno Marttitdnbe.
Ssutsutase Iiest pus sanse 4real fret.
unb Sunberte Don Srampasen fab'
rem runb um ben plaB. Der feline @ri'
itsna benz @bbrud elmer Der grDbten
italisniIden airden perbantt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-04

M Man fpri9 t o IT bon 2aunen
bes 8liBes. obne iid ipeiter ettpas
oabei gu benten. Der Sarmer 8m.
5. Sens in 9ranb gbute, in Der
Rdbe BON 9lppletpn, Wis., pobns
baft. batte inbes ipdbrenb eines Sc
pitters @elesenbeit, eine foI9e 2aune
bes SliBes gu beobaaten. bic ibm
teinen gerinsen S9reden einiaste.
glls er in feinem Wasen BON Der
&diefabrit mad Sauie fubr unb ii9
taum nod 80 SUB bon Der ginfabrt
gum Sofe feiner Garm befanb. sudte
elm 8libitrabl bernieber, rib ibm bas
9eidirr poIIitdnoig ab, obne iebo9
bas Sier ielbft gu fddbissn. Serr
Sens ieIbit ipurbe Ieitbt betGubt,
mar aber imitanbe, fein etipas ners
pOs seporbenss pfero in ben Stall
su bringen.
Der 9 9ein Der giferiuat 1T
bic Iebte SDflidteit elmer entiapin'
benben 2iebe.
8eranfere bein S9ifflein
nidt an sinsm Eau. oein 2ebsn nidt
on elmer Soffnuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-04

Mit fait bonn Gumpf abses
trenntem Gopfe tpurbe Der 81 Sabre
alte Domingo @onSalaS, Elm Spas
nier, Der in Repart, q. S., Elm Sim.
rlerbaus fir Spanier fiibrte, Don
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9pnSalaa erSdblte Der Polisei. baB
iie burd einen 2uftSus erpadte unb
na9 ibrem 9atten rei9enb. etipas
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portete, fprans iie aus benz 9ett
unD siinbete bic 2ampe an. Damn
iab iie, bob iein aOpf fait bonn
Rumpfe abgetrennt uno bas 8ett
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fiel in Sbnma9t. 9luf ibr @eidrei
tamen bic Spanier berbei, bon oe>
nen etipa bunDert bort Iosierten, bic
meilten aus Siibamerita unb in Ip-
talen Munitipnss5abriten bei9dfs
tist. Die PoIiSei nabm bic Srau
unb % Spanier, bic in berielben
Gtase pObnten. feit unb bru4te lie
gum Ser9or nan Dem 9anpfquars
tier.
Ser augenar5t 9. 8. 9.
Nidols in 9anias Gitp, Wto., idoB
lid, in oem 8arf an Der is. iino
Solmes StroBe cine &ugeI in Den
8opf. Die 2eide ipuroe bon 2eiiten
IN bem @ebiiid, oas Sen Seitenipee
imi1umt, bemerft. Ieben Der 2eibe
fanb man einen an ieinen 9riioer,
S. 6. Ridols, obreiiierten 3etteI.
Der nur tpeitige @orte entbieIt unb
2ebensiiberbruB als @rimo fir ben
SeIbitmoro angibt.
9ansri9tis. Der Srems
be, ber BEL uns eins'miet' bat, faet.
bas .3immer ipdrs gang ibOn, aber ss
fshlen elm paar Seniterideiben."
rSoII er bod frpb iein, 5'pss'n Der
2uft is er ia raustommen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-04

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