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Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
FRANCE. OPENS,
L0ANCAMP A|GN
WITH FETE DAY
Americans Head Parade in
Paris in Celebration Of Lib
Grafton of Lille and
Other Towns.

Paris, Oct. 20.-With enthusiasm
undated by a pouring rain. Paris
today celebrated the liberation Of
French towns from the enemy and
the opening OF 4 campaign for the
French loan. American troops with
the flag of the 30lst infantry headed
parade of allied soldiers through
the streets. They were followed by
Belgians, Brazilians, and British
and by Greeks who had arrived in
Paris this morning from the Mac
edonian front. Polish, Portuguese,
Serbian and Czecho- Slovak soldiers
also were in line.
As the people patiently awaited
the beginning of the speeches in the
Place de la Concorde. exchanging
bantering. witty remarks. tall.
distinguished looking white haired
man was seen forcing his way to-
ward the stand. A policeman halted
him. -. -
81 am the mayor of Lille said
the man simply. 1t was De lie
S.-lle who arrived unheralded. He
received such an ovation as never
was witnessed before. G .
1T will remain in my memory
until the end Of my days" said the
mayor afterwards. 1T is sufficient
to erase from my mind four years
of nightmare and servitude." n
Today was the first fete day that
Paris has observed since the war
began. On account of recent
events on the front the loan has
been christened the liberation
loan" ... :.
Enfeebled by Suffering. '.s'
The mayor of Rheims in greeting
NJ. De lie Sale, said: ~.
1--WE have suffered for France.
Long live France" .
NJ. De Sale made short speech.
His voice. enfeebled by four years
of suffering, barely carried beyond
those standing near him, but people
further away took their cue from the
cheering of those close to the speak
er. The address was interrupted
continually by the affectionate ex-
pressions and cheers of the crowd.
For four years we asked one an.
other, shall it be tomorrow" said
NJ. De lie Sale. ~,
THAT morrow came Thursday, I
was awakened during the night by
a sergeant who presented requisi-
ton for 1000 suits of underwear.
When | reached the street the, Ger
mans had gone without that particu.(
lar underwear"
Mayor De La Sale was the beareI
of more than 10000 letters sent b
the long suffering citizens of Lille 4
relatives and friends. The lette &
were delivered tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Cabinet Member Will
Stump Massachusetts,

Boston, Oct. 20.-Massachusetts
democrats will have the assistance of
a member of President Wilson'S
cabinet at some of their $50 politi-
cal rallies planned for the two weeks
before the state election in Novem-
Der, it is announced today by Rich
ard H. Long, the party's candidate
for governor.
The democratic rallies will be the
only ones of the campaign, the re-
publican state committee having
voted to abandon public meetings
because Of epidemic.
Republican leaders in the state re-
ceived a letter today from Will H.
Hays, chairman of the republican ma
tional committee, in which he said:
Republican success this fall
means so much for the country's
good that cannot too strongly urge
you to continue to give it that at
tention which the great cause war
rants"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
District Offices Opened
for Enrolling Officers

Washington, Oct. 20.-Applicants
for commissions in staff corps and
departments of the army need no
longer come or write to Washing
ton to have their applications acted
upon. General March, chief of staff,
announced today that the procure
ment of officers for all branches OF
the army has been centralized in
the personnel branch of the general
staff and that district headquarters
have been established in 10 princi-
pal cities to which applications can
bfs, made.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
CERMAN'SF REYA
LINES REACHED
CONTINUED From Page One.)

termittently. One huge gun fired
several times at Fort Douaumont
was found to be mounted on a rail-
road car.
There was hard fighting through
out the day in the Grandpre region,
where the Americans forced their
way through to the southern edge of
Bellejoyeuse farm, the southeast
ern outpost of Bourgogne wood
and its outlying defensive positions.
That portion of the Grandpre wood
land still containing Germans was
cleaned up by nightfall.
During the past few days the
Germans have been Smelling back
areas, reaching Verdun, Montfau-
con and other points. They drench-
ed the region of Verdun with gas
Friday and throughout the night
until nearly daylight intermittently
shelled the town.
Bombers Wreak Havoc.
The accomplishments of the all
American aerial bombing expedi-
ton were much talked about all
Nlong the American front, various
observers reporting what they saw
Friday afternoon.
One observer on a hill within the
American lines south of Bayou
vile, unaware of the fact that Amer
lean bombers were at work. report
ed to his headquarters that it ap-
peared to him B ayonville and va
rious other towns had been de-
stroyed by terrific explosions of I'M
known origin.
Another observer saw great
clouds of smoke arise in such vol
ume that he thought the Germans
were putting over smoke barrage
and telephoned his headquarters to
this effect. Headquarters informed
the observer that the explosions
probably were due to American
DCIlDClS anu dShCu illlll W SOuiit tiiS
Americans returning hon1eWard
bound. :, &C. ,-
Afterwards the observer said he
had counted about 40 machines
passing within the American lines
after series of combats in which
the Americans were victors in every
case.
During the raid the pursuit air
planes engaged in IS combats and
of the dozen German machines
bro Ight down two fell behind the
American lines. One German ma
chine was set on fire. Another enc
my airplane was smashed to the
ground, the pilot and machine gum
ner saving themselves by para
chutes. They were captured by
American infantry.
Saturday morning American pa
troll airplanes engaged in IA COM
bats. The aviators reported that
six German machines had been
brought down within the German
lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21

large number OF prisoners and a
considerable quantity of war ma
terial were captured.
Americans Occupy Reject.
With the Anglo-American Armies
in France. Oct. 20.-American and
British patrols have reached high
ground to the west of the Disc
canal.
The Americans occupy Reject
which lies to the east of St. Soup
let, and which was taken at the
point of the bayonet, They had to
fight all the way against machine
gunners deployed in depth, AS fast
as one lot was killed. another
came into action and-the work had
to be done all over again. The
fighting here has been desperate.
There was little opposition in the
Lille salient and to the northward
in most places it was found diff.
cult to maintain contact with the
enemy's main forces, owing to the
rapidity of their retreat.
Germans Use Gas Copiously.
With the French Army in France
Oct. 20.-Operations along the bat.
tie front of the French armies in
the past "a hours have been charac.
terized by the active reaction of the
enemy. The Germans shelled the
French lines and rear areas copious.
ly with gas and high explosive
while the infantry, debouching from
the Hunding position, launched
sharp counter-attacks on the from,
of Verneuil- Fey-Le-Sec and further
east in the region of hill las, north.
east of St. Germainmont. both oil
which were repulsed.
Drenching rains throughout the
night and morning made observa-
ton extremely difficult and inter.
ferred considerably with offensive
operations.
Germans Announce Evacuation"
Berlin, via London, Oct. 20.-The
official communication from Ger
man headquarters today says:
an Flanders "a continuation OF
the operations announced Friday, we
evacuated Bruges, Thielt and Cour-
trai and have occupied new posi-
itions before which lively forefield
engagements have taken place. In
the evening the enemy was south
east of Sluis on the Belgian-Dutch
border.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21

Amsterdam. Oct. 2O.-Count
Michael Karolyi. leader Of the Hun
Igarian independent party, at the
session of the Hungarian lower
house Saturday, submitted motion
demanding the economic, military.
foreign and political disunion OF
Hungary from Austria, according
to advices from Budapest.
Count Karolyi denounced the
monarchy's foreign policy, which
he said started the world
war by the dispatch of the ulti-
matum to Serbia. He declared he
had learned from DR.. Wilhelm
Meuhlon, former director of the
Krupp works, that Austrian diplo.
macy had deliberated on the text OF
the ultimatum in the presence of the
German emperor, who asserted he
would SHOW the whole world he
was no puppet and would strike ter
ror into the universe"
The situation might still have
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Chicago 0versubscribes
Loan Quota 100000

Chicago, Oct. 20.-Chicago over
subscribed its quota to the fourth
Liberty loan by more than $30,0O0,-
600 and the Seventh federal reserve
district, outside of Chicago, exceed
ed its allotment by approximately
$26,9lS,500, according to unofficial
figures given out tonight. Orders
from Washington prevented loan Of
fcials from making public any Of
fetal figures at this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
ALLIES V|CTORS
ON ALL FRONTS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

German troops holding the territory
to the north and south.
The American forces, operating in
conjunction with the British north
of Wassigny, have advanced to the
Sambre- Disc canal. They occupied
Reject, east of St. Souplet, at the
point of the bayonet. Wave after
wave of machine gunners faced the
Americans, who inflicted enormous
losses on them. West of the Mouse
American activity was confined to
the consolidation of positions cap
tured from the Germans.
On the front in Russia a severe
defeat with the loss of 1000 men
killed, has been inflicted on the
bolsheviki in the Yekaterinberg dis
trict by Czecho-Slovak and Serbian
forces.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Prices of Foodstuffs
Continue to Advance

Washington, Oct. 20.-Retail
prices of food increased 4 per cent
from August IS to September IS;
II per cent from September. 1917.
to September, 1918, and 70 per cent
from September, 1913, to September,
1918, the bureau of labor statistics
announced today. The increases
were determined from reports by
retail dealers of 20 articles of food.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Internal Revenue Bureau
Reorganization Planned

Washington, Oct. 20.-In prepa-
ration for the huge task of collect
ing about &000,000, in taxes next
year under the revenue act, now be-
ing framed, Internal Revenue Com
missioner Roper is planning reor-
ganization of the revenue bureau
into five distinct divisions, and is
understood to have decided on the
deputy commissioners to direct
some of those divisions.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Heavy Fighting on Mouse.

Washington, Oct. 20.-American
troops operating with the British
in the attack north of Wassigny
have reached the Sambre- Disc
canal, General Pershing reported in
Saturdays communique received
late tonight. Heavy infantry fight
ing occurred during the day west of
the Meuse while at other points on
the battle front there was heavy
artillery and machine gun fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
House Revives Recess Plan.

Washington, Oct. l9.-Another
series of three-day recesses was
agreed upon today by the house
from Monday to October % when
both houses plan to adjourn to No
vember IL over the elections and
to continue from November IL I'M
til the senate has passed the war
revenue bill. Democratic Leader
Kitchin said the senate probably
would pass the bill between Novem-
Der 20 and rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Cummings to Manage
Democratic Campaiqn

Washington, Oct. 20.-The demo-
cratic congressional campaign this
fall will be directed by Homer S.
Cummings of Connecticut, vice
chairman of the democratic national
committee, an announcement to-
night said. Mr.. Cummings, it was
said, will take the place temporarily
at the head of the national commit
tee Of Chairman Vance c. McCor-
mick, who is chairman of the War
Trade board.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Leon Morane, French
AirpIane Builder, Dead
Americans Occupy Reject.

Paris, Oct. 20.-(Havas)-Leon
Morane, the French aviator and air
plane builder, is dead.
In 1910 Leon Morane earned the
reputation of being the leading
French aviator. He established a
new record OF speed and assembled
8,47l feet, at that time the greatest
height ever attained by an aviator.
He was injured in October, 1910,
and afterward gave his attention to
the building of airplanes.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Japan Puts Newspapers
Under Voluntary Censorship

Toxic, Oct. lS.-Newspapers of
Japan, forbidden during the recent
rice riots to publish anything about
the disorders, won a decided con-
cession from the government, which
now has placed the press under the
same kind of voluntary censorship
as exists in the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21

The transfer OF a German steamer
to Spain by the German consul at
Bilboa probably is in keeping with
the recent agreement by which
Spain is to get German ships in
termed in Spain in exchange for
Spanish ships sunk by German SUBJ
marines.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
Interned German Ship
Transferred to Spain

Bilboa, Spain. Oct. 20.-The Ger
man consul here has handed over
to the Spanish authorities the Ger
man steamer Euripha. The Spanish
colors have been, hoisted on the
v sci.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
The Weather

Official record OF temperature and pre-.
cipitation compared with the correspond
ing period of the past three years:
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-21
BELC|ANSCUT OFF
ENEMY RETREAT
Continued From Page One.)

large number Of prisoners and a
considerable quantity of war ma
terial were captured.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-10

unrsrn stusen. aIs mir Eel saseaans
bru9 in cine ionnenbeitrablte Ripies
ralanbi9aft einfabren. Sdnse unS
RGlte blieben oben i'm 3arit. 6 a :
itelnuopo lit srrsift on Der 8udt
bon Gnttaro. Die aIte 5slie Iiest ans
pbitbedtraliI9 am tlippenrei9en
Stranb. 8aftionen aus tiirtifder unb
benetiuniiher 3eit baben i'm S6mud
Der 3pprefen unb frii9tebebansenen
Sronsenbdume alien S6redsn perlos
rem nnb Ideinen nur nod oa gu iein.
nm Ger mulerifben uferitabt 6as Isb>
te Raffinement Der Reise gu seben.
sod iiber Dem @orfriiblins bss
@eitabss Yarren bic m ntexes r il
nj den 8erge gum Simmel; iie
itrafen ibrsn Namsn 2iisen; bic
rS9parsen gerse" prdientiersn ii9
i'm G9neesians lpie Elm itpeiasrii9ss
2llpenmaiIip; mir iperben ben So9s
lanoninter nod gu ipiiren bstommen.
Rei9 on @rinnerungen aus Der
3eit Der penetianii9en Sse6errI9aft
iino bic brei % oe DE 81 6 at :
taro"; ibr @lans perbIaBt aber por
ben moosrusn 3riegsaeugen, beren
unS auf Der Sabrt gum bintetiten
Dintel Ser 8u9t mebrere besesnen.
Die 9eitanbteile- elmer Marinesarniz
tur bes 20. Sobrbunberts ltellen ii4
Dor, ein3eln un0 in 9eInnabern,
benn bic 9oe6e, ipie mar bier ber
8iiras baIbsr oen iiioli4itsn Sell Der
bolmatiniI9en 8iiiten nennt, paren
betanntli9 fdon in GriebensSeit nes
ben Srieit unb sSiume bic Sauptfl flots
tenitation SsIterrei9sllngarns
Wie mir mad mebritiinbiger, bora>
umIauiter Sesreiie uns bem entlsgens
iten 3ipfel Ser 8u9tsn ndbern, nimmt
Der fteile, sspaltise 2opt en-
unisre san5e 4ufmerffamteit gefans
gen. Wir iollen 10 raid als mDgIid
iiber ben 9erggrat na9 Wontenesro
6ineingefiibrt perben. @orber erfabren
mir bon Der See aus,> i'm 9lnseii9t
bes unbeimliden Selienriegels, ipie iiA
Die @ritiirmung bss 2oiptIdeu i'm
Sanuar 1916 abseipteIt bat.
Gattaro lit in Der 2uftIinie
taum 10 &ilometer bon Gettnie
entfernt; bsnn tpesen Der Siirtsnges
fabr mar bic Souptitabt Montenegros
an Der nDrbli6sn peripberie gepGbIt
porben. 3pii6en beiben Stdbten
liest Der bielsenannte 2optI9en; felt
1881 iibsrquert i'm eine 8ergItraBe,
bic nit ben i6peiserii4en 4Ipens
iibersdnsen minbsi items ipetteifern
tann. sic bssinnt am Wteer unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-10

iiberitsist Die paBbSbs bon &ritac
(Srtitatld) bel runO 1000 Uietsr.
Die @renae apiI4en Oeiterrei1 unb
Wontenegro folgt aber ni4t benz
Sofptiaentamm, ionosrn 5iebt iia
auf balber 9ersbObe iibsr Der 8uht
Don gattoro bin, ldbt iomit ben
9ipfel nit leinen por5iigliaen Stels
lungsn in ben !9dnoen Niontenesros.
Oesbalb itano Seiterrei9 Dor Der
Rieienaufsabe, ben faIt ientreAt iiber
Dem Meer aufiteigenpen paB uno
9ipfel in ieinen 8eiiB gu bringen
uno gesen Die Montenesriner an5u=
rennen, bic ungefdbr. nm elm re9t
oraitii9es unb geIdufises 9eiipiel gu
nebmen. 10 siinitis pOitiert paren,
ipie Die @ibgenohen an Jlorsarten.
6rans0iiI9e grtilleris bnlf bet Der
8erteipisuns, ais in Der speiten
Sdlfte bes Sanuar 1916 Der 2opts
iben stpei Gage unb Spei gsd4te in
elm b0qii6es 5euer sebiillt fpurbe.
9tus Der 8uht ihoB bic Warine CUR
pbern Sergbdlfte; an alien &iiItenz
puntten, bon benen aus Der 2otptz
iben erreibbar mar, oem llfer entz
lang, tpie Don ben SDbenitellunsen,
bonnerten Die Sei6iiBe, sen benen
ii9 bic 30,5stali6risen am beiten be-
ipdbrt baben na9 Der gluslage bon
Sffi5ieren, bic beim Sturm parsn;
ipgor Don Der Qbria aus pirtte Seit'
ipeiie bic Marineartillerie nit. als
nit bem Snfanterisongriff besonnen
peroen tonnte, aeigten BON ben
Sturmlinieu porongetragene rote
9dnber Der 9lrtillerie S9ritt nm
Shritt an, pie melt Der feliise Sang
bon ben Segnern seidubert mar, bis
iblieBli9 Der 9rot erflettert uno Der
9t6itieg na1 Der MiuIbe bon getinie
erm0glitt mar.
rod beute Itaunen bic Sffi5iere,
bic babel pareu, iiber bas 9elingen
bes seipagten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
uno aud benz 2aien piro angsiints
oes srnuiisen 5elisnriidens uno Der
slpei Subenb Serpentinen Der
2pptI9enitraBe tlor, oaB bier ein
acknowledgement gltt oes &riessbras
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-10

mir fino i'm &onat gum @rub unses
melbet.
9ds 9lmt eines tommdnbierenbsn
Generals uno 2anbes9efs fir 8oss
nien unO bic 9rr5egOlpina bat gegenz
iudrtig Gr3eIIen3 Sartos :
til 9 inne. SsinerSeit Sberbefeblsz
ba6er ii6er Die segen Montenesro ops'
rierenOen Sruppen, 1T bieier Perlons
Iihfeit nad ben @rfolsen bic miIitds
ride uno pplitii1e 8eripaltung Der
beipen &ronldnoer in bic Sano selegt
iporben. Sein pulais. e6en Der &os
naf, 1T neben einisen re9t itattliGhen
Mof9esn bas f9Onite @ebdube Saraz
jepos uno als ebemaliger pal4oiiB
Ielbit islumitii6en urIprungs. Gin
S9mudItiid islamitii9er &unit lit
bas siirtensimmer bes Sonats. bic
lleberiebung Oes Siirtenpiertels ins
bod 3ipiliiierte.
Sm @rosei9ob betreten mir bas
9ema9, no Der Sbrunfolser Sran3
Serbinlnb iein 2eben ausbau9te. Gr
purbe mad Der 8eripunbung in oas
2lrbeits3immer bes &aiiers Srana
Soiepb sebra4t unb auf einen Oipan
sebettet. Cine Mefingtafel sebent.
Der Sterbeitunoe, uno unter etnet
@lasplatte 1T nod elm 9IutstropIen
bes ermorbeten Sbronfolgers ii4tbar,
i'm @emad nebenan, bas BON Der @es
mablin oes 2anbes6efs betpobnt
pirb, perI9isb bic Sbronfolgerin, bas
S9idial ibres 9atten teilenO.
Die bO4ite perionIidteit BON 8osz
niensSer5esopina trdgt bic tppii9e
Geitalt oes i'm 9ienIt ersrauten unb
suslei9 frii9 uno elaitii9 sebIietcnen
Militdrs. @r fpri9t nit 5uriidbaltens
Der 8si9eibenbsit BON ieinem Waffens
erfolg, Der i'm Geiprd9 besiibrt miro.
ober nit 9eseiiterung BON ben 9trbeis
ten, bic gum Wb6l bes bosnii9zberz
5egopinii9en 8pltes begonnen iino
uno bur6gefiibrt perben iolen. @r
neiit Dur9s senitsr auf Elm beipirts
i6oftetes Slid 2anb an einem bofs
selesenen 8erg6ang, I'M Su 5eisen,
ipie bem geisenben, fdritartigen 9os
0en @rtrdgniNe abserungen perben
iolIen. 9lud cine bOsniihe &unit er;s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-10
9(hifanlides Bib Der gerbeeruus tn
Stabt nnb Seitnug.

bartsn Small unb ben Iusruf ySrois
cent quatrezpingt" CLAUDE i'd i'm sleis
den 2lugenblid gu bOren; gang nabe
BON unIerem Stanbort itetgt Hau4
uno Staub auf unO Wauerrefe itiirz
gen. Die 5ran5pien iinb Jreunoe
Don 3ablen, BEL ieoem Small itellen
lie it4 sleib elm &alibermab por.
Sb bas @si9ob. Das eben einle>
Ihaseu, ipirtli9 aus elmer 38 3entiz
meter rs8anone itammte pber per ionit
Der freunbli4e Spenber meinet
5euertauie mar, m0ge oabingeitellt
bleibsn; es lpdre aud ni9t ratiam,
au lanse bariiber nadSugriibeln, bsnn
i9pn pieber treif6t uno beult es
unb nieper fGllt cine Mauer pclz
ternb unb na9rieielnp in ben Staub.
Die erite 9ranate ma6t piel mebr
@inbrud aIs bic stpeite, uno bel Der
britten biloet man ii1 fhpn elm, man
iei bic Sei9idte sepDbnt.
Die @irtung Der f4pererl Proietz
tile tit iebr peri9ieben. Wian 5eigt
uns bic beionbere Irbeit Der granos
granaten in Der Stabt.
@as CUR HabOerteibisuns Der
Staot porgetebrt purben 1T. entSie9t
ii6 natiirli9 Der Seidreibung. 2l>
les itebt unter Der Serri9aft bes nit
Str0men bon Slut beIiegelten Wabrs
fpru6es pon Serbun: nSn ne paiie
pas!"
@n einem ionnentlarea Sag ses
itiegen mir eine anbDbe, BON Der ras
sseitunssgebiet gu iiberbliden mar unb
Sic Runbii9t bis 5u Der Boepre uno
ben arsonneu iih Dffnete. Sa born
Iteigt cine I6par5e Wolte naH Der
onoern aus benz 9ooen; oeutIthe
9ronaten auf Souaumont. gDeiter
re6ts liest bns Sort @aur, lints Der
mortbpmme nit ben 5pei 5odern,
nGfsr Sroioeterre unb Soupille uno
i'm inneritsn 9iirtel Der Gubenforts
ct. M9iGel unb 9eIlspille. Die Bdl.
Der iinb 3erfplittert, bic san3e gSeite
ipie ausgeitorben.
@ir beiu6tsn ems Der lpeltbe.
tannten Sorts, I'M bas Der &f
serait bat: SpuOille. Die 9(ngrei!er
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-10

mas ifattgefunbsn bat, ein Slid @es
birsstompf, Oas gu ben unbssrenaten
M0sIidteiten bieier Sabre se3dbIt
tpsrben tpiro.
Wir baben uns bier nit einisen
ginselheiten Ses 2ofptI6eniturms
abseseben, nm gu nsranIdauli9en,
nit lpelden S9pieristeiten aud
nadtrdslid bic 9sr6inbuns sipiihen
Iber RiiitenItabt gattoro unb benz otz
tupisrtsn montenssriniibsn 9ebiet gu
rednen Bat. Die sonae 9ommunitaz
tion 3ipiiben Oeiterrei9 unb Won>
tenesro fomt 9ll6anisn mub ii6er ben
2oiptf9en geben; benn bic Sorpebies
runsssefobr auf benz IbrtatiI9en
Weer f9liebt sic geniiBuns bes See
ipeses fir bic 3ufubr fait sdnsli4
aus. WIre Rontenesro Elm Simz
melreih. 70 biiute gattaro bos bos
al fiibrenbe NabelObr eenannt pers
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-10

oentenIiifterne &unoI4aft. sic tromz
meln nit ben 9dmmerfeu tiirtiihs
SrnnmeEte aui .tupferne Seleg, 8as
fen unb &affeemiiblsn uno buben iib
ipegen oes iflehten @eitdftsgnRgss
grpBe Eager aufgei!upelt,
Sn oen 6alIsn Der 2ebensr,ttels
bdnOler finosn Die re,i9leiertcn
6rauen unO bic pumpboientrnssno n
sUiGo3en INNER uoA, pa3 iie aun
UIobl brnut1en, uno parij6er binlus
OILS GetsreiH:r S3cuierpea uno aaer.
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Dem Siirfenpiertel GarI9iia. llnse>
msin belebt iiebts bd aus, unb neil
ulnter Gags Die Soloaten ni9t bic
Strabsn fiiGlen. nud feline 6remOen
mebr bic Staot betreten. lit Oos Bib
gang unoerfdIIht orientalii6. Snaor
rei6t Iid on 9nSar, ruO Ger Sdnoel
fein Yublitum in ben neugierigen GU
9eponberten fu9te, iino piele Der bOls
5ernen 2Gben nit 9rettern perramz
melt. Gin paar ousbarrsnoe 8ertdus
fer re6nen INNER nod uuf Die an>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-01-10

itiert. Der 2onbss4ef bat eine
9alerie ein4eimiiGer SiinitIer, baupt>
Id6Ii4 2onoiGoften, anselegt.
gtuBsr Saraiepo I4entt uns 9oss
nien einItipsilsn teine srpbs glusbeute.
Bir perlahen Die StoOt in einem orr
gen Sbnsebuoeliuetter, pa1ieren ben
Sipaninttel unO lsssn uns 6si Der
ber5egOipinii9en Sauptitoot Moitur
sum S@!af auf Die Ppliter, gefaBt
auF peitere pinterlide Sage am SUR
oes Saritge6irges. Saum traren mir