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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
GERMANY HAVING
DARK HOURS SAYS
PRIEST IN APPEAL

Basel Oct %. Havasl Cardi-
nal Hartmann. archbishop or co.
logne has issued pastoral letter
in which he says dark hour have
come for Germany, threatened nN
an enemy superior In numbers auc
shaken 70 the foundations uf tLH
state BY internal change Ie
calls upon his people 20 oner pub
lie prayers.
Deep discomfort IS spreading ev-
erywhere among the German peo-
pie. the cardinal writes, and He In
vites all Catholics TO rally around
the emperor.
In all Protestant churches of
Prussia public prayers have been
ordered for the protection Of Ger
many from the misfortunes which
threaten her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
ESTIMATE TANKS
SAVE THOUSAND
SOLDIERS DAILY

London. Oct. 14.-(Correspond-
ence of the Associated Press -
Thirty-six tanks one battalion
save at least a thousand every day
they are in action. We have used
ia the fighting to date only a frac-
ton of the men the enemy has
been accustomed TO employ for sim
liar Offensives and we have made
up the difference largely with
tanks. Since the ultimate victory
will fall TO the eide with the biggest
reserves, the more tanks we have
the more assured our victory. Tank
makers are as much in this fight
as their brothers in France.
Similarly the more numerous
the tanks the less risk of their be
iry- knocked oHt GeFmaEf---~erHstA-
tank gunners can deal with one OIL
two perhaps, but he is overwhelm-
ed with dozens.
1t mas been commonly thought
that a direct hit by a shell means
destruction. Not always. A fort
night ago a tank received seven di-
rect hits from German seventy
seven" gun, but the tank finished
it's job and trundled back TO its
lines.
Another in the Cambria region
went over a rise directly in front
Of a German howitzer The howit-
zer fired from 50 yards away and a
she'll tore off part of the tanks
side. But the tank went on, driv-
ing right over the howitzer and
putting it out of action.
Recently Major General Seely
deputy minister OF munitions, said
Il speak the literal truth when
| say that | and hundreds of others
it has been by privilege to lead
would be dead now but the for the
tanks. They probably saved Ami
oDs They certain saved us"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
WAR SUMMARY

The apparent German plan
OF pivOting their retreat from
France and Belgium on Metz
seems likely to meet with inter-
ference from the armies OF
Marshal FOch-
1t seems eer,ain that the
Hunding line has been out
tIanked in Belgium, where the
British and Americans have
fought their way through all
Obstruc ions.
In the meantime the allied
attacks in Belgium east OF the
Sale river and in Disc region
threaten to diSOrganiZe the
German retreat.
In Belgium the French and
British are boring into the en-
emy's positions so rapidly that
they may completely outfiank
the German forces still holding
the line 10 the southwest.
The British are within two
miles OF Ealenciennes. Five
mlltN ~ tIf NFNN y
have captured the western part
of Thiant- where they have ad-
Vanced their line to the left
bank of the Ecaillon river.
The railroad running from
Valenciennes into the Ardennes
region Is in peril and only
greatly Increased resistance
will prevent the Americans and
British from cutting IT,
small advances have been
made BY the Americans in the
ArgOnne sec or and by the
French in the Serre-0iSe and
Champagne regions.
The L. =. casually list today
contains l,lS3 names.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
VICTORY SWORD"
AWAITS BELGIAN
KING IN BRUSSELS

Paris. Monday, Oct. 21.-During
the earliest days of the German oc-
cupation of Brussels, in 1914, a
project was formed to present King
Albert a sword OF honor upon his
return 10 the city. The model was
made and the artist who designed
il carried it through the barrier
to Holland and from there came to
Paris.
The sword has been made here.
The hilt is of gold and platinum set
with precious stones 1t represents
the Belgian lion overcoming the
Teutonic eagle. 1t will be sent to
Brussels and will be there in time
for the kings entry into the city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
RAINCOAT FRAUD
BRINGS HIM TERM
OF SEVEN YEARS

New York, Oct. % Felix Gouled
a contract promoter, convicted Of
conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment in the manufacture OF army
rain coats, was sentenced TO seven
years Imprisonment in the federal
court today. Captain Aubrey
Vaughn. who admitted using his
former office as chief OF the diyi-
sion of supply 10 help Gouled carry
out his conspiracy was given a
a two-year term.
Gouled was released in $25, 900
bail pending appeal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
NAMES OF 13 YANKS
HELD BY FOE, GIVEN

Washington. Oct. 22-Names Of
I3 Officers and II enlisted men in
German prison camps were an
uounced today by the war depart
meDt. The list includes the follow
ing enlisted men.
OrviIe Thorlton. Jasonville. Ind
Reported in good health, camp
unknown.
Arnold F. Brehmer, Collins, Wis
Raw p. Wagner. Marathon. Wis
Eugene Portion. Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
HUN ENJOYS TOLD
WHERE TO GET OFF
BY RUSSIA CHIEF

Paris Oct q. fHavasy German
and Austro- Hungarian consuls re
geEed q sharp rebuff from VI.
ICnltcher!u. the Bolsheyik foreign
1lhister. recently. according to ad-
ices from Archangel The con-
sls protested against the inhumane
tealmenr Of political adversaries
y the Bolsheyiki and received a re
yy from the foreign minister,
Ehich said
1ermaly which violated the
-e1trality OF Belgium and holds
populations Of invaded countries
enqer a brutal woke. is not quail
A71 70 intervene in this question. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
THE WEATHER

Showers tonight and Wednesday: !:
cooler
Highest temperature yesterday,
66 lowest last night. 43, at a. m,
"A
Wind velocity at : a. m. miles
Precipitation in last "A hours
none
Relative humidity at p m. 81;
al S a m. 73
Stage OF river. IL feet a rise Of
. feet in - hours
J. n. SHERIER, Meteorologist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
PROFESSOR STOWE
DIES AT AGE OF A

:. Chicago. oct Y Dr. Herbert
S-sFlon Stowe. assistant profes-
a. Northwestern University
:. '.eo'cal school. died late yesterday
], epped.c.tis He vas q graduate
i. tle University Of Iowa. gained
81 mec.cal degree al Rush college
1876. and was the author Ci
'OFEs Oh obstetrics and gyuecol-
= D-. Stowe was a years old
-IefmeDf will take place on Wed
sSdsy az Iowa City, Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
r. SULLIVAN PUT ON
DEFENSE COUNCIL

Chicago. Oct. % Roger c. Sulli-
van Of Chicago. widely known as
leader Of the Democratic party. "as
made a member OF the state couH-
ell of defense today. succeeding the
late John T. Hopkins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
ALLIES VIEW
BERLIN NOTE
AS NO REPLY
'Camouflaged Insincerity,
London Says-Paris
See It Confession.

London, Monday, Oct %. = The
German reply to President Wilson
is regarded her as mere argument
and protestation" In government,
diplomatic and political circles the
view is that it is not a reply, but
simply resort to verbiage de-
signed to cover the absence of re-
ply. One highly placed official de
scribed ii as badly camouf1aged in
sincerity" The government has
not considered the reply in detail,
although Premier Lloyd George
and his colleagues held protracted
deliberations today
Henry NJ. Hyndman. leader of the
British Socialists, said: The re-
ply is simply another piece of shut
fling. l hope President Wilson will
answer it very abruptly AMI
briefly"
Frederick George Holloway, par
liamentary secretary to the minis
ter of munitions, said:
THE note says that the evacua-
ton and armistice must be based
on the actual standard of power on
both sides in the field. Does that
phrase cover relative strength at
sea, relative strength in production
of guns, shells, airplanes and ma
terial? IF not, why are they ruled
out >
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22

lent PROGRESS III the OTecuou
Oi Ghent
French troops hold front OF
about ten miles along the Lys canal
directly west of Ghent, Monday
II was reported the French had
forced a crossing OF the Lys canal
at Nevele, seven miles west Of
Client and established a bridge
head.
(By the Associated Press)
Allied troops on the north end
of the front in France and Belgium
today are driving into the German
line from west of Ghent past Tour
mai to Valenciennes. This is the
line of the Scheidt and two OF the
important points on it-Tournai
and Valenciennes are almost
within their grasp.
The German resistance Is stiff
feping between Journal and Val
enciennes, the southern end OF the
! SO-mile line from Valenciennes 10
the Dutch frontier The British
armies, however, continue to pro
Z gress. OrcQ, within less than half
a mile OF Tournai on the west, has
been captured aud the British hold
I La Sentinelle, one mile west OF Val
! enciennes.
British Drive On.
North of Tournai the British are
along the Scheldt on front OF five
miles and north and south of this
setor rapidly are gaining the west
( ern bank of the river. Between
/ Nalenciennes and lie Cateau the
British maintain their pressure and
I have reached the Ecaillon river at
Thiant, southwest of Valenciennes-
French forces continue their
j pressure on the front from the
1 junction of the Disc and the Serre
/ eastward to Vouzieres. on the eN-
treme left they have advanced
north of the Serre. East or the
Aisne at Vouzieres the Germans
/ have ceased their violent efforts 10
( dIslodge the French from import
ant hill positions The French
here are in position 10 outfiank
the Germans facing the Americans
en- the sector west OF the Meuse.
which accounts for the strong Ger
man efforts 10 drive the French
back General Gourauds' men have
defeated all enemy attacks.
Thiant Doomed.
| London, Oct. 22-The British
have advanced their line 10 the
left bank of the Eca.llOn river and
have captured the western part Of
the village OF Thiant, five miles
southwest Of Calenciennes, ~ is an
nounced officially. The British,
after sharp fighting, have advanced
to within less than n mile OF Tour
mai
French Reach Railway.
Paris. Oct. % Further progress
was made last night hy the French
on tho Serre front. the war ONCE
announces. The French reached
the railway northeast Of Assis- sur
/ Serre and also the ST jacques farm.
northwest of Cha!andry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22

Chicago. Oct. % ~ f. J. Noble
,reeident of the Noble Oil com
rany. Houston. Tex. was tohhH
dead in his bed at hotel here 10
dav bv his secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
NOT KNOWN
WILSON WILL
WRITE REPLY
Probable Course Not Indi
Surrender De
mand Still Holds

note 10 President Wilson was
received by cable today a the
Swiss legation. Frederick Oed-
erlin. the Swiss charge. arrang-
ed TO deliver il to Secre ary
Lansing as soon aS it could be
decided.
The charges appearance at
the state department was de-
Iayed for several hours as the
task of deciding and tranSlat-
ing proved to be long and te-
di0us. Considerable differences
in Verhiage may be shown and
It is understood that the officia'
text will clear up certain OBJ
seure passages in the wireless
version received yesterday.
Indications were that no an
noancement Of a decision BY the
president could be expected before
tomorrow. Secretary Lansing was
Fith him until near midnight last
night discussing the wireless YER
sion. but there now must be fur
ther conferences and it is assumed
there will be exchanges with the
allied capitals.
Probable Course Unknown.
Official comment continued to be
withheld, awaiting an indication OF
the presidents views. Every one
expected him to decide very quick
y whether the note. with its prom
ises in support of the plea for an
armistiCe and its assertion that the
government at Berlin no longer Is
responsible TO an arbitrary power
creates q new situation requiring
action
Informal opinion as to the prob
able attitude Of the president GOV
cred wide range. though it did not
differ On the great point that imme
date peace is not at hand and that
however sincere the German over
tures NAV be no armistice will be
agreed TO except surrender that
will destroy forever the power oi
lie ka!ser's war machine for harm
May Make No Reply.
Some observers thought no an
ever would be made and the Ger
man armies left to complete theiI
enforced evacuation or occupied ter
ritory as best they might with tpt
allied armies on their heels. while
the people at home continue the
work Of ousting autocracy. Others
believed the next step. in agree.
ment with the allies would be q
suggestion that the German mill
tary commanders. if ready to ac-
cept dictated terms, should ap-
proach General F'OCh on the subject
Of an armistice.
Those who are convinced that the
enemy s beaten into submission
and that efforts at bargaining pN
are merely a prelude to complete
surrender in the near future if the
allies hold firm TO the determine
ton 70 accept nothing less, aTf
guided by conhd ential diplomatic ad
vices purporring 10 show that there
has been a real political revolution
IN Germany and that the people il
power are ready to throw out the
kaiser and all his war lords to gel
peace
Germans Dem0bilizing!
i was learned tO1ay that a pTi
Tate dispatch from Germany ha,
been published in Copenhagen
newspaper stating that troops or
leave are receiving secret orders
not 10 return TO the front and tha-
10 this extent demobilizatiOn ha:
begun
Military men here. however. re
gard il as incOuceivabIe that suct
orders would be given while des-
Perate efforts are being made t
hold The American and allied troops
d bay at certain points on The
western front
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
KILLS WIFE AND CHILDREN.

Chicago. oct Peter Marrazo.
coming home last night deiirious
with Influenza. killed his wife and
four children. also i'll of the dis
case. by cutting their throats. HE
then inflicted probably fatal
wounds on himself,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
Allies Smash Desperate
Resistance of Germans
on Mile Line.

British Headquarters in Bel
gium- Oct. -. (Hayas.)-
French forces attacked this
morning on the center OF the
allied front In Belgium and are
reported tO DE making excel
lent PROGRESS In the direction
Ol GhenL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22

|AnOciatkd d Pre..
Leased WIRE Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-22
ThLant Doomed.

Paris. Oct. % Further progress
was made last night by the French
on tho Serre front the war once
The French reached
the railway northeast Of Assis- sur
Serre and also the ST jacques farm.
northwest Of Chaiandry.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09
Ser SIiuenbnnm.

glIs Die Spanier slmerifa entocd.
ten, begunn iofort Der glustaliib Der
giuspflan5en 5lDiiden Der gllten lmo
Der Jteuen Melt. Ger Selbaum, Der
ilit uralten ,Seiten oen I'M OaS Wtit.
telmeer nobnenoen 8oltern unent.
bebrlid mar, icblte glmerifa. acin
@unoer, oaB Die erlten ipanii6cn
giniicoler ben ibneu 10 Wihtigen
Baum iiber ben S5ean trugen. aor.
bcp iou Die eriteu SelbGllnlc in
Oterifo gepilan5t bobcn. Snl Wtltter.
lallOe mar man aber Oamit nidt Elm.
peritanOen. Sur6 Die amerifanii1c
Broouftion bitten ia Die Sliucn.
taliern in Spanien gei1aoigt Der.
Den fonncn. so nur0e Der Slipen.
bau in ben aolonien perboten, mo
nlan robete Die erlten Yilan5ungen
aus. Grit in Der 9teu5eit iollte Der
nit Der alten 8ultur 10 inni9 per.
pa9Iene Baum aud OiesIeit oes
S5cans gaitlibe gIuinabme iinocn,
Die er nlillmebr audi rei6lid lobnt.
sSn ocn iicb5iger Sabren oes neun.
Scbilten Sabrbunoerts purbcn in
California Die eriten Seriuhe im
gr0bcren Stil 9cnladt. gta6 adt
Sabren Iieferteu Die gnlagen sllten
Grfolg, Die aultur breitete iid aus,
uno berte peroen in aaliiornien Jc.
gen iiebSig Sorteu ansebaut. Werf.
niiroigerpeiie miro aber in slmerifa
Icbr ipcnig Slipenol bereitet. 9ieieS
funn bier nit bem piel billigeren
Saumpouiamenol, bas 5u SGli6un-
gen rei1Iid) benllst miro, nidt fon.
furrieren. Salt alle in 9aliiornien
geernteten Srii6te beS Selbaltmes
perben 5u Sal5olipen perarbeitet.
Gieic eingcmadten Sriibte crfreuten
iit i6on bel ben alten Bolfern elmer
groBen 9elicbtbeit uno biloen nod
hclte Elm pibtiges gtabrliugsmitteI
in ben DtittelmeerI1n0ern. SSn
9crti6lano iino Die Sal5oIipen nur
iebr iuenig befannt unb beIiebt. Gas
mar alit in Horoamerifa Der Sal,
cbipobI man in England oieies Gin.
eema6te iGon felt Ianeerer 3eit
ipiiroigte. slls aber Die 8aIifornier
in ben groben St6Oten bes amerifa.
nii6en SItens ibre eriten SaI5olipen
auf ben Wtarft brabten, fanb man
on ibnen 8ei6mad. Seute iiebt man
iie in ben 8ereinigten Staaten fait
auf ieber Safel, uno 8aIiiornien
fonn ben immer iteigenben 9eoarf
oIIein nitt oeden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09
8liiflidycS 2auS.

Bon Dem 2onoe, in oem WiIb
uno Sonig flicBt. babcn mir alle
ihon 9cbort, oeIcgcntlid) unS aud
Dornab gcicbnt. @Grc man MIR elm
mcnig gcnaucr iiber ieine Gage
orienticrt, piclleiht licbe iib Der
Strom Der guspoubcrlng nit gr.
iolg oortbin lenfcn DAB cs aber
nabe neben Dem 9onbe liegt, in Dem
einen Die eebratenen Sailben in ben
0timo flieeen lit eigentlid1 aIles.
mas man iiber feline grapbiifen Ser
bdltniiie meib.
Dos 2onb inbelirn, in Dem Die
Senloen aui ben S1umen pohiem
eriItiert pirflidI, uno oeiagte Sem.
ben iino nidt figiirlid, ionoern
bubitGblid) 81 nebmen. lin iid BON
Der @abrbeit oes 8eia9tpu 5u iiber.
5elIgen, beoarf es MIR elmer fleinen
Geiie nab Siioanlerifa, in oas 9e-
bet bes sImasonenitromcs. Sort
mG6It in ben 8dloern Gin Baum
BON $500 SUB Sobe uno 2-3
SuB Surfmeler, Den ole Snoianer
Warima ODER Setnocnbaum nennen.
5inben iie ndmlib einen Stamm
pon Der ertuGbnten @r0Be, 10 i1gen
iie ibn no 5ertcilcn i'm in Stiide
bon rneefabr brei SUB adnge, Don
oenen iie ourd alopieu Die Rinbe
obloien obue einea Sin9sidnitt 5u
MAIDEN. ettpa tpie bel uns Die Sun.
gen Die 9tiuoe 5u ibren @eioenpfeif.
den BON einem rlnben Stiid abouIo-
len tuiiien.
9ie Iossetrennte 9iinoe> biloet Ell.
nen boblen 3pIinber bon biinner,
ipeider, iaieriger Yorfe BON roter
Scribe, pelde bas sIusieben Don
grob eetpebtem godtiid bot. Sdnei.
oct man in Die Seiten bleIes 3pIin.
bers 5lpei 2oher fir Die arme, 10
entitebt Elm Semb, oas bon ben ssn.
bianern, namentIif bel glegenipet.
ter, iebr germ getrasen ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09

auf ben on alien @liebern sittern6en
SrOntle bin. der bnt lie sor in ben
Goo getrieben - nein, meg ba."
ifrie iie i'm oil. als er nit Iinfi.
ider @eberbe iidb Dem 2ellle nGbern
tpoate. n0u bait fein Sinh mebr.
8u bait Gein 9icdt uerider3t imb
magit Dir iaaen: i'd bab' iie beioc
in ben SoO 9etriebeu - oas gebort
iest mir. So mobl, Serr Biarrsr,
nn6 Sbr JOLT mir bcIicn, bab er's
ueripridt - ba, Dor aacn 9auern
unb's gud iGriitIib gibt, Oob
er bon Dem ainb IGbt, 6cnn Der
gibt's Srinfen ninrmer aui, uno al
ocm armen @cid)6pfe f6nnt' Sbr's
ieben, ruie Der ieine Bilidt perIton.
Oen bat. SD boif', Serr Bfarrer.
Sbr Iabt mid nidt ipieOer ilnionit
reOen."
nNein, nein." iaetc Der geiitlide
Serr, upcnn's @urem Maun re6t
lit, ino Sbr Oas &ino mirflid auf.
nebmen poIlt, 10 mill id init benz
Sronfle ibon fertig lperocn."
rSa, mir tits rett, Serr gfar.
rer," erflGrte Der Seloidiie, iuuroe
aber bon Sronfle rnterbro6en, Der
nit etlpas uniiderer Stimme ouf5u.
6egebren illhte.
glber oa bieBen iie i'm alle idpei.
9eG, Die MGnner lmo 8eiber, Die
bo itanben uno lal,i6ten; nit einem
Shrei Der gSut uuo gntriiitilng
riidteu iie auf ben SrunfenbolO
elm, Der iid eridredt binter Oen
geiitIiden Serrn iliihtete; er iab,
er mar alleit, es itanb ibm niemano
bei, er batte in Der Sat iein Stedt
ueri6er5t.
9ie Srau aber nabm bas 2enIe
in lire glrme, bas iest Die slugen
ofinete umo, nod baIb betdrbt BON
bem Stur5 iih angitlid an ben
SaIs ieiner 9eidiiserin flamnterte.
$50, Gu geb0rit iest mir" iagte
oieie, n9u biit iest mein 9ino =,
barum bat mir unier Serrgott fei.
nes gegeben bnmit i6 Did in
mein Sais aufnebm' uno gut mad.
mas an 9ir 90ies eeidebeu."
Gas 2enle i1aute iie aneitbou
on: pstber Die @eis, Oarf i6 Die
aud mitnebmen unb iie ale Gage
fiittern?"
rgs ion ibr an nidts feBIen,"
periprad Die Srau unb idritt nit
Dem 8inbe bapon; binter ibr itano
aIIes uno itarrte ibr nad, uno auf
Ger groBen ipcitcn gieie berridte
Sooesitille.
gln Der Steue aber, mo bes Bal.
Ties Sronfle Bright ben Son ge.
fllnoen, erri6tete man cine SafeI
bon Sols, ipelde einen gneeI auf.
tpies, in blauem @enanb, Der in
Gin rotes Sai6entiid) ipeinte; oar.
inter itanb: ~Serr. lei Der armcn
aleinen anGoig!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09
1l)ie tl1an's lllaGbt.
Tentider aitrpnom iunHtc fih In
0iuflanb 81 bclfeH.

Inter ben 9cltibcn, Die III 9fub.
LAMB 81 bobem gnicbcn gclongten,
mar audi Der 9Iltronom Sricbrib
@eors @ilbclm Struuc, Der am %.
9iouenlber 1864 itarb, Der luobl als
@elebrter nidt 10 bcOeuteno uar pie
iein SpDu Otto gSilbclm Strllpe,
Oafiir abcr ciu lngcnlein uelualoter
Sofmam, mo 0icicr Gigcnld)ait Der.
eanfte er Oas groBc gInlcDrn, ous er
in GuBlanO gcnoB. Gin iebr lultigeS
Stiidden uon iciuer Soilingsse.
DGnotbeit er5Gblt Der uu1 in
Geutiblanb betannt gelporoene riii-
iiibe 9birlr8 ". 5. YirogoD.
~Struoe", 10 DeiBt eS on, rbenliibte
ii6 in Der eriten 3eit bes Atinilte-
RUNS llparoip ciIrig UNI Die @r-
ridtuug elmer Sternmarte in Hul-
fopa. Dor allem bieB es, ben Inter.
ribtsmiuiiter fir bieicn Ylau 5u ge.
iuinnen. Strupe benuste Oenu aud
bo5u einen 9eub, Uelden llDarop
Der llniperiitdt 9orpat abitattete.
gluf Die @inlaolmg ocs gltrononlen
bin beiu6te Der @ait allb Oas 9or-
potter SbierpatoriunL unter beilen
SSnpentar ielbitperItdnoli1 Der be.
riibnltc ytcfraftor am neiItcn be.
merit Dlrbe. p3u meinem &eiotpe-
fen, beginut Strlue, nbatten mir
aIle oieIe Gage iblebtes gBetter, uno
oesbalb babe id es nitt gepast, sic
gu bitten, in unieren 9ieiraftor oes
uadts binein5uibaucn, Sest fonnte
man aber einen Olif bineintlln, lie.
Otglid I'M iid a. iibrr5eugen, pie
geboriam oas Snltrlment aud benz
Ieiieiten 9rId segeniiber iit." lima
rom blieb itebcn uno blidte in oas
Gobr binein. ~@ntihuloigen Sic"
Io9te er, lid iebe etiuas; eS i1eint
mir iogor elm Stern gu iein!" -
..unm0glih, gr5ellen3l" rilft Strloe
oas. pgtiu, i6auen Sic oob ielber."
cntiportete llparop. Striipe i6aut
binein, idpei9t, ihaut nod eiumal
binein. Bloslidb nebmen feline 3iige
einen erltaunten unb entbuiiaitiiben
Musbrud on. Gr5ellen5, geltatten
Sic mir, Sbnen melne @liidDiinibe
oar5ubringen. Sic baben cine Gut
bedung 9enlad)t! gs lit ettuas gan5
9luBeroroentli6es. @s lit unbegreif-
lid, pie es seideben fonnte, baB es
SSbnen pergonnt par, gum eritennal
eiueu nod imbefannten SirItern 5ii
crbliden. Son nun an miro oieier
Sinlmelsf0rper in Die Siite Der nell.
entbedten Siriterne auf9enommen
fperoen." Ro6 am ielben glberto
hielt Strupe Dor Dem Brofeiioren.
fcuegillm iiber ben BON Seiner CT.
seIlen5 entbrdten Siritern einen 8or-
t,ag. Ser Wtiniiter mar 5uge9en. o.
SD iueiB nidt", 10 ia9t BirogoD
nod, .ob Strupe ben Stern auf ben
9samen uparoD getauft bat, iuie es
ipGter einem Wtineral. Dem llfparo-
nit, erganeen lit, ober oh Der Steru
ohne gtamen geblieben lit. gtatiirli6
befanb ii6 llDarop i'm iiebenten
Simmel llno itellte es iidb nidt Dor
rno ipollte iiberbailpt gar nibt ben
@cbanfen gclten laiien, baB er nidt
Der 5ufGlli9e @ntoefer ipar, ionbern
haB Dem Stern i6on porber, oanf
bem feinen biplomatiidcn @enie
Struues, eine bcionbere GoIle 5uge-
tcilt norben mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09

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