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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Little Interuiews

tie we took back what the Germans
mad fought for six months to take.
7 have learned that your boys are
IN the trenches. Your boys must. not
ana have not been sent into the
trenches without proper equipment 1t
TOOK US two years TO get proper equip
ment in the French army. I was sent
here to teach the United States SOL
diers what you need in the present
war Americans must remember that
every bond they buy will give bullets
and other ammunition to your boys to
fight with
Come with me to the trenches Of
France, where your boys now are.
They have been camped so or so miles
behind the trenches, being trained for
this war, by French officers. Your
boys viii not stay in the trenches.
That is not the brave American spirit
They viii want to go over the top
and take the German lines Suppose
we see a German barrage fire and
know they are coming. What will
happen VIII we let them take the
trenches2 No. our batteries and your
batteries VIII support your boys and
We viii go forth TO victory. This war
requires plenty OF money. You have
given your boys and now you must
also give the world everlasting
peace"
7 want to thank the members Of
the various committees and every
man. woman and child in FL Paso who
contributed to the great success Of the
Liberty bond sale" said r. B. Orn-
dOrff- "As sales manager feel proud
and more than repaid for my work BY
the splendid showing FL Paso made. II
was the spirit Of Fl Paso that made
the campaign a success. It was a won
derful showing. There is every rea-
son 70 believe that there viii be more
bond issues and II there are FL Paso
viii again rise to the occasion and do
its bit"
Prices are now twice as high as
they we're two years ago" said Bruno
I-asker. in New York city an in
creased infantile mortality is directly
traceable to the high cost Of milk. /
Similar reports come from other states
and cities. The fear = widely ex-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Witnesses Extravaganza of United
StatesArn1y in andArOundELPaSo
BY PRED F. DE ARlIOND.

- ERMIT me 10 congratulate The
- Herald on the splendid articles
L recently calling attention to the
wasteful extravaganza practiced by
the army here. Such wanton waste
around Fort Bliss has come under my
own observation as 10 show up the
utter Inconsistency OF the govern
ments food conservation campaign.
The wood consumed in the constant
fires that burn up valuable garbage.
alone must appreciably increase the
price OF fuel in general through the
country while the gasoline burned
up by long trains Of empty motor
trucks pursuing their noisy way
through the streets would strike US
all with wonder at the useless waste
Of it. And as pointed out in the article
many thousands Of feet Of costly
lumber has been fed to the flames
here, after Its utilization by the army
became improbable because some
high official arbitrarily sent the can
comments elsewhere.
These are only a few OF the many
instances OF the business inefficiency
OF the army. There is not a private
enterprise under the sun that would
not bankrupt itself in a very short
time II conducted along the lines that
the army does business. II is due in
large part to the everlasting adj
herence to army red tape" the old
timeworn ways OF doing things and
a Discrimination OF army men TO use a
little individuality and establish a
few presidents.
It is certainly TO be hoped that the
present war with its revolutionizing
Of the military, the adoption OF uni
versal service and a merit system for
promotions will bring the operation Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
b DUNK BOTTs-

CRICKET HICKS reports having
seen a girl that was doing her bit
~ the other day at Tickyille. She
was in a show, and she had red cheeks,
white skin and blue eyes, and sang
the Star Spangled Banner.
Miss Gondola Henstep has caught
up with the rapid march Of the styles
and has a new hat. II has a feather
sticking up in it to make her appear
simmer.
Yam Sims went to TiekviIle today to
see a detective about finding his shirt,
which is somewhere in the laundry
there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

The trades and labor assembly Of
Sioux City, Iowa, has placed a woman
organizer in the field TO interest her
sex in the benefits Of trade unionism-
Women Of the entire state as well
as the city OF Denver are perfectinE a
strong organization to push the Lib
erty loan bond campaign in Colorado.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
AdUice to the Lo0eIorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
THE OLDER WOMAN


Dear Miss Fairfax.
7 wish you would kindly advise
me as TO my sons girl friend.
She comes TO my home and does
not address me by my name in
speaking to me, and the little she
does speak Is very abrupt I feel
aWfully hurt as ] am OF a loving
disposition and try TO make
things pleasant for her Mother.
Your letter sounds like the other
half OF problem which has come to
ne IN a girls letter. She doesn't
know how to conduct herself IN re-
gard 20 the mother OF the man she
loves. 7 think your sons sweetheart
feels awkward and uncomfortable
She probably doesn't know whether
you approve OF her or not Perhaps
she Is conscious Of the slight jealousy
which even the best OF mothers feel
when the day comes for her 10 yield
up her son 10 a younger woman Why
not ask this girl to call you mother2
Why not recognize the fact that she
may feel shy and uncomfortable and
completely uncertain or herself Just
when you think she Is being aWks
ward and ungracious.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
British ersistency

- NE Of the most pleasing spectaees Of this waTpeas
ing from where stand is the unending pertinaclty
- of the British. They hitting the Germans one
blow after another always boring in quitting always
gaining little and stopping for anything but to
bring the guns and supplies and get ready for another
plunge forward.
Germany started something when Britain was brought
into this Say what you will of the brancy and the
military gallantry Of Francenothng could be more Won
derubut equally wonderful is the offensive power Of the
British soldier and his capacity for holding fast to what he
gains compound Of lion and bulldog, his favore
mand is carry on" and his favoue phrase well It
through"
The Brisher viii it through and will the French
seadd and strengthened by the solid vaor Of the Btons
and by the DASH vgor and gaanry Of the Americans We
look to splendid troops equal the best the French
and British together have shown the batefelds and
await with complete confidence any clash at with the
most military nation in the world" that have had
allies protect until could begin to get ready
for action.
eOwpuncher drafted in Arizona and on his way to
Camp Funston dropped off the train Wnslow put
the wire this cablegram to emperor Wilhelm of Germany:
am my way 10 get you" Routed by way of London
and Amsterdam the message may have reached the imperial
Hohenzoern If his underngs let It get by It the
cowboy s1s to send but carried s1s worth Of meaning
It carried the determination which will animate our troops
the steel swept fields Of France and which is anmatng
the bulldog British now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

pressed that owing TO insufficient nu-
triton anemia and other conditions
predisposing 10 tuberculosis have in
creased and will make themselves
felt in higher death rates in the years
to come"
Fifteen years ago passed through
FL EasO on my way east. stopping
over here for day" said F. A Reed.
Now, for the first time since then, I
am passing through again on my way
west, and I must say I have been sur
prised at the city's development since
that performance, there is no doubt a
greater future for her than for any
city in the southwest"
The war tax is proving a boon to
some concerns" said J. L Staples.
Il notice that the moving picture
concerns are planning TO reap lac
benefit Of that measure. For in
stance, those that were five and ten
cents admission are going up in
price TO ten and Is cents. including
cent on the usual ten cents admission
the movies Golfers viii certainly
feel the benefit Of the tax at once"
The men who have formerly
smoked IS an 20 five cent cigars
are already beginning 20 buy chea per
cigars" said H. D. Stanley"
o. Whether they are saving on their
own cigars so to be able to send to-
baccO 10 the men in the trenches. or
whether they are thinking Of the
war tax, I don't know, but the fact
can be observed almost any day.
Pipes are more in evidence also"
1T is a pity that a few OF the agents
or owners for the Mexican tenements
cannot be made to live in one for a
month or two" said c. z. Taylor. IF
their Christianity and interest in the
poor really amounted to anything
then they would speedily see that
conditions are changed in Chihua-
auaita. one Of them set a splendi
example to the others when ne de-
clared that those tenements which
he owned were a disgrace and had
them torn down Those who talk
The most about charity and the bene-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

lit OF churches are not always the
ones who put Christianity and hu-
manity before the almighty dollar "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

Italians cabling p and 14tons of guns up mountain
sides and chasms but It isn't the first time that
weighty facts have been put on the wire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

When we're little we dream O. tn
things wen DO when we're big, an
after we're married an settled we
dream O. tn fun wen have when tn
children are grown an scattered, an
so It goes. Who remembers when we
used T. dicker fer the things we bought
instead O. submittin' guietly7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
(BY H. S. H.

the water power be secured There viii be big hydro
electric stations this vicinity, but whether in genera
ton the remains for energy to determine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

Fate must have a gTudge against FL Paso, when Mai
Cen Ruckman southern department commander was here
reviewing the troops the city swept by the first wind
since Brig Gen Greene here looking for canton1ent
site.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
FORMER GOV. FERGUSON
To EDIT A FARM PAPER

the service up TO the same methods
Of a successful business institution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

Temple, Tex. OCT. 29.-F0rmeI
Gov. James T. Ferguson announced
last night that beginning Immediately
he will edit a weekly farm journal to
be published at Temple.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

It viii be noted that prevailing food prices in New York
and those designated aD Chicago by the Illinois
food administrator higher than prevailing prices in e.
Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

Women BARRIERS. hair dressers and
number over 1000 in New
York city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
WILEY BLAIR OF DALLAS.
TEXAS FUEL ADMINISTRATOR

Washington. D. C, Oct. 29-The
fuel administration today appointed
Wiley Blair. OF Dallas, state fuel ad-
for Texas
Mr. Blair IS a successful merchant
OF Dallas. reputed to be very wealthy.
He began his business career as a
clerk In a grocery store at Weather
ford, Texas. a number OF FL Pasoans
are acquainted with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

dispatch from Benson says the deadly paycar curve"
on the Tucson division IS being eminated It would be
awful calamity to the S P if it the paycar and
not the curve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

girl at Sea GiTt, New Jersey, who established record
for kissing soldiers has found double crossing her
They march around the block and past again ike
Mexican review.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

The 2s Germans interned On Angel island are about as
lear heaven as they'll ever get.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

Buying Liberty bonds is the nearest approach to eating
your cake and having it toe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
Seuernns andj in Sranerfleioern.

Cine amerifauiide Sah' Seitidrift
fir Sertilnaren eradtet es geraoe
iest oils einen gelegenen Seitplnlft,
fir oas sluigeben bcionoerer Srau.
erfleiber au agitieren. @s beltebt
nGmli6 in ben betreifenben 9leioer.
itoffen ebenfalls eine groBe &napp.
belt uno Seueriing, - natilrli6 pe.
gen oes &rieges. slnoererieits miro
beiiirdtet, oab oerielbe 8rieg Die
Iadfrase nab Srauerfleioern nod
tebeuteno iteigern meroe, penn man
au Der bisberisen @epflogenbeit felt.
bGltl
gBas ben @efiibls.S StanOpunft an.
telangt - meint Die beiagte 3eit.
i6riit = 70 tonnte man oas anoeu.
fen Der @eitorbenen ooer @efallenen
serabe 10 gut uno uielleiht in ibrem
Sinne nod beiier ebren, wenn man
anoere tpiirbise &leioer tragen mir.
oe, dis seraoe bas berfommlife,
iitrigens aub nid)t immer blerfiir
porberriheno getueiene, pieierlihe
Sdpar5". SeItitperitGnolib pdre
es ni6t angebradt, idreieube Sar.
ben gu fp1blen; aber nelitrale ooer
ianfte Shattieriingen paren gano
angemelien oafiir un6 fonnten cine
groBe lpirtihaitl:be Serlbpenoung
on Srauer. uno an anoeren, por5ei.
tig gum Srooel seporienen &leioern
perbinoern. gs bleibt abdumarten,
oh bieie glnregung mebr glnflang
finbet, aIs in friiberen SGIlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
CaS Sbal abmdrfS.

TabIur.-Der 11idbrise Srsb gBil.
ion uon Weft @roue Strass srbisIt am
5reitas Wtorsen einsu Shdoslbru6
uno Shftenusrlssunssn. unb o,m 15.
idhrissn @sorse Bbiie BON of Sisb
Strase puroe Elm Bsin sebrod.n nno
oas anosre b6s aufeeriiien. als Sotspb
@rsp NIT bem 2amrsnctpills Sdlau4.
trud aueerait fam, bas @efabrt rutib.
te unb susrit sinsn Pfofteu, oanu cine
Steinmauer unb aulsst bas @lobe "a.
osnssbduos traf. Die 8nabsn iabsn
ibre @sfabr uno wolltsn iid in Sider.
belt brinssn, wurbeu aber bsibs pon oem
Erud setroHsn. @rsg. Der unusrlsst
entfam. wiro ssbaltsn, bis man msi6,
wie bic Ssrlssuusen Der Snaben per.
lauisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
Spbe Narf Npttsen.

- Wsil linen bic 9adapauna Com.
panic sins eobnrb0buue usrmsiesrte,
sinssn am Samftus Siodmittas 176
Wtafninifisn unS 275 Sslfsr i'm Damp.
ton Runobauie on ben Str.if. glad5.
csm bic @ompanis ibnsn cine 9obner.
bobuns bemiilist bate, nabmsn bic
Streifsr beute wieber bic Grbsit auf.
- Der 36rpsr sinss nsussbor.nen
9inbes 1T Wtontas Bormittas binter
II. ausnut. Swiitsn sinsm 2Oblen.
iduppsn uno BEN 3aun psrit,dt, pon
Der bort rpobnsnben Srau Winhsr auf.
ssfunbsn worosn. Das 8inb. psldbss
etua cine Stunbe alt mar, muros uadb
BEN Staat Soipital ssuommsn. no
man.es ON 9.bsn Su srbalt,n bottle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
NttfStDn.

- Die 8slissuus bss msbrsre Ease
luuor psrit. 5ranf Stahl fen. pon Rsp
uoIos StruBe. SuSb.stOwu. fano am
SOnntas Sta6mittos In BEN borttssn
iSrisobOf itatt. naG sinsm Trausroisnit
In Der ct. Pstrus lutb. Sirds.
- @inbr,6sr oraus.n am Wfontas
yiadt in bic Seribiomis @nsrossstrdn'
febanoluns gu Bort @riffitb. idlspptsn
bic @elcipinoe fort uno iprsnsten Die
islbs am t5luBufsr aui. worauf fis ibr
einen Diamuntrins uno u. 200 Baur.
9slo entnabmen.
- Der % SABRE alte See i. @lari
Don bier. welhsr ON 80. april ben $50
lijsidsf gBluiam @. Snars au &ebisb
ton sridoB. befannts iih leste spO6s
i'm Carbon @ountp @trlht oes Wtoross
TN spsiien .@raoe idulois uno nurot
oann gu ntht wenissr mle 10 Sabrsn
uno 6 Wtonaten. nod mebr pie ~
Sabrsn 3uAibaus usrurtbeilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
&tabfratb.

Staotanpalt Srester erbielt Don.
naiias ok @rmddtniB pom Staotrath.
wsitsrsn Rshtsbeiifano an3ufteIlen fir
Gin gnb6r ON Wiontas. mann bic &C..
&C itdotiihs Beamte rbobene Nnfla.
&c, In Vsrbinbuns nit Der giidtr,para.
tur BON eussrns Sirabs einsn @smsin.
idaoen ssouloet 3u babsu. sl6rtert mer'
ben iou.
9n elmer 8itiidriit Der Barssr pon
gioro Scrantou muroe sriuht. in be,
tref elmer @omfortitaiion am = 9 quartH
Dor Uintereinbruh etwae 3u tbuu,
wOruuf Wirib srildrte. boB wsssn elm,
en- Ssbler Die bissbs3iislid,en Bonos
nod niht uerfauft woroen fno.
Die Ynenssruna bes 4'1ait.rs on
8oulsuoro apenue um ihnf SUB murcs
gutssheiBeu. Wirib's Yorihlas. oab
Dirsftor Robertion sinen Soranidlas
fur tineu ab3uesianal an Dsan Stra.
Be portersite. puroe ansenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
BON Der &nbfeife.

HDis idbrIids 3irhwsih bee Sdwa'
bsu Ssrsins finost nd&ften Montas in
Der atbeitsr Dalls ffaft.
5rau Sobanna Self pon Gonnsu
Junction ift 5rsitaS 9iahmittas i'm
Wuibinston.-Guenue 5risohof beroiSf
morosn. nobel Yaftor ausuit Slider
ben Erauerbienit lsitete.
Serr unb Srau. Nusuii Sdimpff uon
@eoar Nutnu. fsisrten Samftas absnb
ben 25. Sabtsstas ibrsr Yermdhluns
bic filberne Sob,eii, i'm Yewano.
ten. uno 5rsunossfrsiis.
Die ON WOnias absnb srpdbltsn
Beamtsu Der Shbisits Bani fino pis
folst: Yrdfbent. &. O. 9sIrisssl
Yi,s Prdiiosntsn. S. 8. Didsrt unb
Q. 9. Spruis /; Ssirstdr. ambrois
9r3; 3oiiirsr, alfrso @utbsiu,.
5rduI,in @liiabsib Sisbs. BON Ssm.
lOd StrnBs uno 1bOmas 6. Surrine'
ton uOn ShO!SS,bftsr ausnue :s:Toeu
Di,nitasi YOrmittas In Der STRIDE Der
9tatiuitdt burda Bfarrer Sobn 9. But.
Ter gum Buno flits Xsbsn einssissnet.
glo6 anbaltsnbsr 8rdniliaf.it 1T am
Uf ontas Diorssn i'm Nltsr pon 65
Sabrsn Sulius Rlsie pon alesr Stra'
| &c ssitorbeu.E Sr miro uon Der 8itt'
me. i3wsit sObnsn unb brsi 2Saterr
iibsrlsbt..:..Dis 8ssrbisurs funo ssftsrr
i'm DunmOre 5risobofs ftatt.
Srau Sulia @sinsl. cine bsutid'
Plonisrin Der Sloisits. 1T Montae
Jiudmitius in Der SHOhnuns on @eoal
AUsuue i'm slltsr uon "a Sabrsn nod
ldnssrsm unwoblisin gsitOrbsn. SiI
muo BON einsm S0bn unb elmer Tod
ter iiberlebt. Ole Besroisuns finoe
beute 9tahmittas i'm Fittston Auennl
SrisobOf itatt.
On bem 500 Blod BON Gin StraB,
battsn iriib ON Disnitas UiOrssn bi
isruu Saroliue Safnsr. Sohu Smeet
@batlssi Bonnis uno Uiidael Bon
isamillen sin fnappss @nttommsn Dol
osm @ritidunsstoo. als cine .3sasnusr
tisbuns bic @asr6brsn brad uno be
Ssrud in Die Wobnunsen orans. au
beflustsn iid iibsr 3opfidmsrSen, oil
j5rau Sdinsr, bic Susrft erwadte, oi
anoeren alarmirte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
Wprb &crantDm.

-.Das alts Dsrf Der Qussn Giip
Ebronins @ompanie on Depot Strase
piro otsie DO6e pisOsr BON Der grO,
uiosnce Gill @Ompanis In Betli,b &C.
isst perosn unb etna 15O Nngsitsllte
bsiddftissn.
- 5rau Wfabsl Bedman pon Green
Ribss StraBe, 40 Sabre alt. 1T Ulon.
tas Morssn I'M B.itisits SOipital ua4
sinmS&entliasr Rranfbsit s.itorbsn.
Die Usiissuns srfOlsts ssftsrn uon Der
sSobnuns ibrsr S&psftsr In Dunmore
aus I'M Dunmors 5risbbof.
: Die s5 Sabre alts Srau eliiab.tb
S8bits bon Gbroop Strass murOe am
Wiontos absno uabe Der Propibsnce
citation BON sinem .. & 3. 3us &C.
trofsn. babel sinsn Bruh Der gtale
uno rshtsn 8sinss. ioipis sablrsihe
abihhrfnnssn on ueridisbsnsn a0rper.
ibeilsn srbaltsnb. Sm Staat 6oipital
wuroe ibr Suftanb als Elm srupirsnbsr
bs3si6net. Sie 1T ben Bsrlssunssn
ssitsrn morsen erlsssn.
= Sm 14OO 8lOd on Diamond gu..
nue. cab ss lssten Gonnsritas giad.
mitias cine 3sdsnperidisbuns, wObur9
oie Samss ar6sr @Obnuns s.mradt
wnros unS elm 1beil Der StraBs brsiBis
5uB sinfunf, wdbrsnb 3usi Nobnun.
gen leidt bsiddoist wurbsn. 0sitsre
Vsridisbunssn folstsn Srsitas giadt,
nit bsm &siultat. SaB Der abIussfanal
ssbrohen uno au4 anbsrer Sdabsn
anseridtst wurSe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
staDt nno G0untb.

- Yerssiiet nidt Die idbrlthen. @as
bsntase Der 9eimatb Der Sreunoloisn
beuts uno morssn.
- Mit Der 8sariinous bas Iis i'm
uerlieB. itrenste @barles 3lein seseu
feline @attin emma cine 8lase fiir @bs.
ibtiouns an.
- Nls gnbrsas Earas bon Din
plant ON Donnsritus Otadmittas bel
Jisw StraBs uno gBpomius Gpenus
sinem slutOmobl auSnif, puroe er
uou sinsm anbersn sstroffsn uno ibm
bic linfs Siifts ssbroden uno Der aOr.
per fart seridunosu.
- Der befannte aouofat 5ranf R.
Stodsr, elm Dtitsliso Der aopofutsn.
firma Bslles. StOder & Eorrep, if
Disnitas abeuo in isinsr 0Obnuns an
Otorb NaibiustOn Slpsnus i'm Alter
pon Al Sabren einsm Serjleioen erie
gen.
= Magor Sermgn unb Die flint
Stabttdtbe, pslhe pon ben @roBse
i6worsnen nsssn einsnl @smeinldaosn
in anfIase3uitauc ssisst wurben. inbsm
iis usrfsbltsn. 2u,erne StraBs rspariren
gu lafsn, itslltsn Samitas is 81 900
Shrsiduit fur cid ipiterss seridilites
@riheinen.
- Gls bas automobiI oss Tbomas
Sssfe uon Rhslps StraBe am SamItas
Jtadt on Der @de pon Wpomins aue.
uue nno 2ard Strase rutidts unb iid
oann iibsrihlus. srbielt Sssis Sdnitts
am rshtsn Nuss, @siiht uuo rsdten
Yoroerarm. See 9sttler uon @apoule
Guenue ben rshten Arm uno mebrere
Rlppen etbrohsn iowie Nbihiirfunsen
Der linfsn Sano. mabreno @llltam
Wteace, Charles Stttlsr uno ein anoes
rsr Uiunn nit isbr lei9tsn Bsrlssun.
gen sntfamsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
Hus Dem Dberen Sbale.
(Nrhbalb @orreiponben3.)

- Der lanse Sabre In atdbalt
wcbnbufte penrg Sddfsr 1T Sonntas
Jiadt nod m,brD6hsntlidsr aranfbsii
seitorben. Die Bserbisuns erfolsis
OisnitaS i'm prOteituntiidsn Srisbbof.
- Der 1s Sabre alfe Sumes 600
msrato BON GbroOp lift frhb samiius
Mcrseh i'm Staut Soipital ben Ser.
lssunssn srlsssn, bic sr 1ass 3uoor
in Der Birbsspe 9io. z 3sde 3u Dip
plant erbielt, aIs sr BON sinem @iel &C.
molisg uurbe.
- Soispb Suracs, ,in Barbier BON
Diapfislo. wsldsr ON 26. September
ben g8illiam Ssffup uon Ssrmpn nit
lsinsmtslutomObil nisosrrannts uno fa.
tal perlests, wuroe Samitas auf bic
anflase bss unmillfiirlihen TobtihIass
fir elm ssridtlidss I@ridsinen uut,r
50. 600 Birsiduft ssftsllt. 5rau Sci.
iup erbob bic, ,Intla9e.
(@arbonbale @orreiponoen;.y
- Dominid @attsripn BON Shell
auenus 1T 5rsitas I'M Siotbfall Soipi.
tal oen,Stihprnosn srlesen, bic er am
Sonntas 3uuorlim Yerlaufs sinss Sra.
males Surd'@ormino Seoerico srbielt.
yssterer ift auf bic anflass oes Utor,
oss ins @sfdnsniB ssianot wOrbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
@ufessSarre Sfpti3en.

- Srau Gnna 2rpdaf BON Brooi.
iiSs 1T Wontas our6 6. 3. @riffitbs
oon PariOns nit isinsm GutomObil
nisbsrseranut nno sstOotet pOrosn.
- Der Ssidenb.itattsr Sobn y.
Bacoosfp nno isin @Oufin Sobn 8.
Pacopsfp wurosn lsste yiadt sst0btst,
ais ibr autcmobil auf Der StraBsnfreu3.
uns uon sinsm .. & 3. !3us setroffsn
nurbe.
- Dur& cine 3sdsuusridisbuns 1T
am Samitas in Der Wiibasl @arraban
Wobnnns an Plains Elm SIsn umse.
morfsn wOroen uno oas foIssnbe ,seusr
jrritorte oas @sbduoe, nabrsno Die an.
srsn3enoe Wobuuns Der 5rau 9piliam
Snomosn fart bei6aOist puro..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

- aus Dem SeIbe &C.
fbIagen. Serr (5u einem jun.
gen Wanne): .gta, Sic batten bob
10 groBe glusiibt Die 9antoiener-
iteIle gu friegeu, rarum baben sic
iie nibt befommen9"
Ser iunse Wann: r8as 9ef!
0a bat iib elmer eeiunben, Der bat
nod Srpei beionbere 9enn5eiben
mebr oils i6l"
- Biet1tnoII. SrGulein
gum @oIoarbeiter): sSier bringe
id einen slrmreif our 8eparatur;
er iit mir elm teures @nbenfen an
meine perItorbene Srelinoin - abcr
mebr oils einen Collar mo6te i6
nid)t bafiir arsgebenl"
= 9 derafraee. @orin iino
iid elm BOILER 5abn uno elm bider
Ienid) dbnlib9
'uoi!alla6uu Qull sqls6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
Bon Yetersbnra.

- Der bsfauute @sri6tsoisnsr Eho'
mas &am. 20 Sabre alt. III Wontas
giatt in isinsr SBobuuns on Pr,seott
Gusnus siuem osr,IslOsn srlsssn.
= Sraulsin Caroline WiaDsr unt
@rnlt Sriss, beioe uon Prsscott ape'
nue.. iino am uoilsstsu WittDod ourd
PaitOr 8. 3. Distrid oils elm @bspaar
eluseiesust morbeu.