davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-21

GROCERY BUSINESS-A live one. do
ing about 800 per day, cash basis
small overhead expense; good town near
South Bend. Sell at invoice stock and
fixtures. no charge for location and good
Will. Owners unable 10 handle same.
Act quick as this is going. Home phone
Oil. A. q. Noight Mgr. Bell phone
482 W A Morris, Central Realty Co.
300 citizens Bank Bldg I955-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-21

HENRY c. FELTON,. AUCTIONEER-
Graduate Of James National School OF
AuctiOneertng. ihone or wire at my ex-
pense. Phone 81 on ? KlOndike r. No. ,
Bremen. Ind General farm sales and
pare bred live stock 1879 dec
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-04-12

The American people are this
week and for a fortnight longer
fighting their battle for freedom
and for their boys on the battle
field Of France. This battle is
not with common weapons but
between patriotism and selfish
ness. 1t is one to help this gov
ernment or to lie still and let the
government 60 to ruin. This
government needs money and lots
Of it. She asks you to loan her
every dollar you can spare. She
is not a pauper and does not ask
you to give it to her. She pro-
poses to pay back the principal
and interest to a farthing. She
must have the money and if you
will not loan it she will take it by
taxes or sequestration. 1t is worth
nothing to you if the government
is defeated in this war. Buy a
Liberty Bond according to your
ability, and do not be niggardly
about it. 1t all goes for the SOL
diers to fight with all their might
the most deadly foe humanity
ever encountered. Can we de-
pend on you? Don't be a Stacker.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-04-12

3
II. 3, Lewis writes us q per
sonal letter stating he was on his
wav from Milwaukee to north
west Missouri and at Davenport,
Iowa, the one armed children
were being transferred to a train
going to Canada. He said the
Red Cross nurses in charge stated
they started with PIG, and one
half had died and were buried in
the ocean. They had been pro-
cured homes in Canada, and were
on their way when he saw them,
as stated. This is certainly good
proof en- the hand mutilation.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-04-12
Selmer, Tenn, April 6. 1918.

April, with her days Of brightness,
her days of tears, is now taking her
part in the Springtime, and while to-
day her face is overshadowed with
gray skies and violent wind is NOV
ing and bending the branches of the
trees laden with their luxurieDt
gtowth Of tender leaves, it is time
d. enjoyment, a time when naturs
opens her gateway to the beauties Of
the Spring season. AS passed along
the route between here and Memphis
a few days ago, on an early morning
train, really revel d the glorious
scenes which presented themselves to
my view, A group Of large, spread
ing forest trees loomed up before me
az | left the city behind, the tender,
delicate green Of the young leaves
made a fine contrast to the sky, which
which was overcast with dainty
mantle Of gray. The early flowers
which peeped from the grassy lawns
Of the houses along the road, es-
pecially the flag. which met with
laughing, defiant faces, purple cSown-
eli. the beauties Of the new day.
Further on we're trees Of smaller
growth, young forests, tipped with
yelloaish green. many cedars adorned
the hillsides, and covered with grace
fal shapes and spreading branch, the
gaping rayine.
The fields we're being plowed for
the coming crop. All animal life as
we'll as nature. seemed to be reyiyifed.
full full Of hope at coming prospects.
Thought of the last time had
gone over this road, a sorrowful jour
ney, and when winters arctic robes
eawrapped the earth, her icy touch
making the land scene Of desolation,
depressing TO the spirit, now, the call
Of the wild had called to life the bare
trees, the dead vines. the scared grass
and lured the bird back to its own
again.
reached Selmer after ride from
G. inth through the woods, where the
ST Wy blossoms Of the dogwood and
ii pink tinted crabapple bloom made
I'll way abloom with beauty and
fri yranee.
hsve q bunch of wild honeysuckle
wi ch came from the woods and my
roon is fragrant with the odor. It
calls up memories of past days when
life was illed with roseate dreams
and the world was calm AMI serene.
Very truly,
Mrs. NJ. L. Stainback.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-04-12
Marriage Licenses

A,neld Bedford to Maggie Robertson.
A lie Hickman to Lola Wardlow.
R. 4. Clifton to Flora Floyd.
Hughes Shearron to Bessie Brown.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-04-12
t"tPIkER lPATRIOTS':'

The advertising for the Third Libery
Loan in this city has been made pos
able through tie pa0ioism OF the fol-
lowing firms. who have generously
contributed the space in which IL
Advertisiag will appear:
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-04-12
Selmer Merchants

SSssssSt
SELMER MERCANTILE co.
SELMER PRODUCE & SUPPLY CO
T. L. ANDERSON & co.
RICHARDSON & ROBINSON
BROWDER BROS.
]. H. BIGGER
HENDRIX BROS.
, MCNAIRY COUNTY BANK
SELMER HARDWARE CO.
T. M. HUMPHREY & SON
MISS BULAH LOCKE
j. W. PRATHER & SONS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GOODRUM & STILES
CHAS. B. STEADMAN
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-04-12

Bethel Springs
L. O. SMALLWOOD
HENDRIX & DEATON
A. WILLIAMS & co.
]. H. COBB
CAUSEY & DENNlE
ETHEREDGE & KIRBY
DIR. T. s. DAVIS
MRS. A. S. ROBINSON
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DIED OF WOUNDS

DIED OF WOUNDS.
| ILEUTENANTs:
! HOLDEN, George p, Albany; Mo.
HARMON. Guy B.. Hisley. Ariz.
SHEPARD. Howard L.. Fairport, n. 7.
| HUGHES: Frank F.. New York, \; Y.
| KAFFENRERGER, Lewis L., Lebanon, Mo.
rEA r. ;;1 Jean 3 E. Mound, Nd.
FELLOWS. Eren s.. chariestovn- N. H.
| GRzESk0EIAK, Bert. Alpens, Mich.
sWINGLE Howard, Scranton, Pa
| WAGNER:
THoM.y. Leonard E., BoonYille. No.
| ANToNELII. Emilio. Liberty, Pa.
| HUsCHMoEHkE, Edward W, st. Louis. Ne.
COLE, Frank O., Hastings Barry. Mich
EMERY Iss;Yr, W. str, F.. BallinEsr; Te1;
/ HACFF, Manuel j., Fresno. Cal.
! HOUTS, John W.. Arthur. Neb.
HOWARD, William G. Brcwnneld, Tex.
KELLEY, Arthur W., Miller. Kan.
McsPARREN; Clarence O.. Dayton, Pa.
MADISON, Olaf. Denmark.
! STOvALI.. Alvin NJ, Waco, Tex.
TEIXEIRA, Antonio P, Flores. Azores IL
TERiNo, Alfonso, Brookiyn.. N. Y.
| TYRFE, Earl H., Onie, Va
WARD; william J., Pittsburgh. Pa;
! WENTS, Wilbur L.: L.. WeissPelt: ia.
| WILLIAMS, Lion. oswego, n. r.
NINSON, Perry L.. Lott, Tex.
z 2adI41T Antoni; LShin. Russian Poland.
G0oNE9. Thomas j., New York, n: Y.
GAYESKI, Theodore E., st. Louis, Mo.
HAMMER. 10y E.. Selma, Ore.
LEyERsON, Leonard B.. Brooten. MINI.
MCCULLOUGH, William W.. Fayetteville,
McCONIGAL, Raymond S.. Pottersdale. Pa.
McKINNEY. Glen Dale. New Gaiilee. Pa.
MM00SsIIGGoMERY: Gilbert Rs f.; MMs2kat0, Kan
MORsrAD. Gilman. Grand Forks. N. D.
| ORT.PP. Robert, Belleville. Iii.
PYSZkA, Emil John, La Sale. Ill.
| SENS0H, William j., Keyport, N. ].
| sHARKEY. william J., Fairmont. MINI.
| SIEGEL, Samuel, Brooklyn. N. Y.
| STEWART. Charles j., North Spanish Fork
ZIMMERMAN, Joseph. Breese. Ill.
| WESTHUIS, Andy. Waupun, Wis.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND orHE1
CAUSES.
LIEUTENANT: - =
STooKER, Demar H.. Tunkhaunock, Pa.
DIED OF, DIsEAsE
HARDY, s.br. R.. Golden valley. n D.
CORP0RALS:
gg16KE = I Isss P, s:ltimgss, Nd
MeDAID. Thomss E., Philadelphia Pa
sHASSoS; William. Elizabeth. MI.
| = WAGONERS:
GoDsHALK. Albert r., Bangor. Pa.
VALENTINE. Leonard. Kulpmont, Pa.
| r.. COOKS: =
pARRAH; Lloyd E., Emporia, Kan.
LAWRENCE, Francis H, Pineviile. La
BAcHMAN. Earl r. s.. Wichita Falls. Tex.
1 BRASHARE. Thomas G., Atwell, Tex.
CONWAY. Frank. Trenton, N. J. 80
COPELAND. Macon +. Clinton. g: 9.
l-FELLER, Frank A., Spfagueville, Iowa.
FERGUSON. Wheeler. CcttaseYilie. 8. q.
FLANAGAN. james r.. Toledo. Ohio.
FLYNN. John A.: Old Forge BefouxA. Pa.
EFOSTER> Ralph, Marietta, Ohio.
CALLINs, Freddie, Kansss CITY, Kan.
GAzzARA.- John. Philadelphia. Pa.
eEDUES. James 1n. OatAszins I
Geddes- 1873 Eorth Carolina avenue, wash
n tueton.sD. G. =
sGLSCdI. fred W. Blue EartL. Mis.. s
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS
Brother Sexton will deliver q lecture in base
ment Of Pr THAN Temple at T:45 Wednesday
evening.
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ARMY ASSIGNMENTS MADE.
Officers Sent to Camps or Detailed
to Offices Herr.

First Leuts. George H. Dow. Harry
Gartner. Austin v. Hughes and f1ovd
U. WILCOX OF the Army Dental Corps
have been assigned to duty at Camp
Leach. at the American University
reservation. on Nebraska avenue
Charles ". Burton. ir. and Edward
O Gardner, honor graduates of st.
Johns College, have been appointed
second lieutenants Of United States
Infantry and assigned to duty at
Camp Meade, Md
Ma5s. Edward s. Dennis and George
q Meyer, Coast Artillery Corps, and
Roy O. Henry, cavalry, have been de-
tailed 70 the inspector generals de-
partnent and assigned to duty in this
city.
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s,4o7 Cambridge Men in Casualties

CAMBRIDGE. England. October S
Correspondence Of the Associated
Press).-of the 1880 members of
Cambridge University who have been.
serving in the war, 2,ss2 have been,
killed, 3,154 wounded and 1871 are
missing or prisoners. a total casualty
list of S407
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SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
J,IEUTENANTS:

J.
! COOPER, Harry A.. Pittsburg, Kan.
! BARR0D. Sterling r., Denver Cot.
HERND0N. Lewis, Charlotte 4.
k k5H sa11sl j. Je5 III it, bT Nss i aeRo
| NEsMT. william, b.. san Antonio. Tex.
sAckETT: Roy r., Long Reach. Cal.
poNCoU RI. Leon. .Palenyirle y. =.
KITCHEN. Carl. Union star. Mo-
xtssKEk rsZ 1ssstsr s %91,ns.. wiz IT,,
! MUM, Clarence, Milwaukee, Wis.
! WYNN. Howard r., Hugo. Okla.
s aSKsSS T aso PP att zbs MIS-
SCHUck. Hugh J.. Iowa Falls, Iowa.
AMSDEN. Lyman L.. Grotop. 8. y.
COUCH Robert, Bluemountain-. Ala.
GIBBONS. Vaughn, kenosha. Wis.
GRAYSoN;; Nathaniel; Chicago, Ill
HoRNBICKLE. william. p, aibson.ilie, N. c
LANZoNI: Victor; New Haven, Conn.
| ItIAN, Carl L.; Jamaica. Iowa,
Ro1IEs. Howard H., Mobile, Ala.
MORTALITY. Daniel A.. Saratoga Spring.
! wINANs. Clyde L. Peori. Ill.
rloBRINs; leensrd W.. Hartford. Conn.
coNNERs. stephen, neliaire. Ohio.
BAER. William n, Shelby. Iowa.
wAGONERS:
HOWE, Charles, Lexington. Ky.
LECUYER, william j.. Waterbury, Conn.
LOCKMAN, George Vincent, Albany, n. 7.
COOK:
! allen: Arden R.. Cooper. Ala
ADAMS, Ralph NJ. Burton Center. Ne.
ADAMS. Thomas g., Garrfsens Ky.
ALEXANDER, Tslnake. gsion Grove. Ala.
ANDERSON. Frank, shelbyyilie. Ind.
ASCHER, Oscar. New York, n. 7.
BALON. Walter A., Lackawanna. N. 7.
sASEAsA ot Ros 81 t. EsSlo Mas
RLAKEMoRE. Joseph r.. psntSs. Te1.
BOILING, Nelson ", Madison, Wis.
BOLOGNA, Angelo; Brooklyn, N 7.
csLLaHHN. Michael. A.. cIinton. Mass.
COOL Verify. Greenville. Ohio.
CRISP, Charles, New York. N. r.
DAVIS. Nose Headland, Ala.
DEBoLT. Lnnnie M-.<Hammopd. Ind.
G eeGk ao. Isrs T. T. A|.sisz1 F.
EERREII. Edwin 8. Fniisds,phi.. Pa.
SILL Spvs, Richard A., BROOKLYN. y. Y.
GROME. Fred E.. Solvay, Ny.
HApJINIAN.. Kucer. brooklyn. Ny.
HAGER. Kirby C., Portland. ors.
HALLIDAY Bernard g.. Phiiadeiphis. Pa.
HANsLER. frank r.. BtooEiyn. \. =.
HANSON. Victor H. Cadillac. Mich.
| HARPER, George W., Aspen, Va.
HARTMAN. Harold A.. Milwaukee, Wis.
HATHC0X. Waliace,~EasIan Ala.
HAgPTL. Walter J.. Gieu Elder. Kan.
HAY. Alfred NJ, Stone Mountain, ca.
ARMSTRONG;. Jannee H.. South Altoona, Pa,
EoSMEhIa Thomas Nj Cooper. Ala. \
cAMTs. Joseph NJ. Kay west. Fla.
CLOUD. Rollie O.. EIdorado. Tex.
COLLIER, Harlow, selvey, Il. 7.
cSsbAsoo, Ralph Ss' a.. kut,sy, N. J.
0oRLEY, owen. Pelfv1lle, Ky.
COUSINS. Leslie 4. Fitchbufx, Mana.
lnALOE. Ben5asain. r., Bro1Alyn, n. Z.
ipDCoRAH. William, Mansion, Wiz.
DEIGADE. BENJAMIN n. santa re. u. n.
DICKINSON. Fate. 0fteayflie. Ala.
}BIEIEy0: John: Nerristuwn.. Pa.
pOWSEY. rsanief, Nstneal Brfdcr Ala.
sBERT. Charles. baltimore. Nd.
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KLINE. Toney, Hamtramek, Mich.
LIE BEETS. Emil. Union Grove, Wis.
MCPHERSON. Charles. Polo. III.
SALAzAR, Daniel, Milagro, N. u.
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GIBBONS, James r.. Arasou. Ga.
GM6HIAIM:, Archie, g. Flttsears.; Isaa.
G0NT1. Merle. scotissss p.
GRANDsTx5T, wsyl.nd o.. Harsisvfrle, ".
GRAVES. Fred b., sand springs. olla-
GRAnITT. Annals, Scott, AK
GRECO. Emilio. Embudo. N. NJ, -,
MAFEIL. Anthony. PATERSON. N: }:
HAILErT. Stanley g.. Brooklyn. N. H.
HANKE. Edward, Ia Cytne. Kan.
HANNAH Alexander B., Trenton. Tenn.
HAN$EN, Burton r., Spokane, Wash.
HARGIs. Harmon. Murphy. Va.
HAIRRIS. Waiter. Aitam.na. Ga,
HERNDON. I'd, Nelson. Okla.
HOLLY, Lewis, Martinsburs. ". ya.
H HOVE He Henry P; okmulEss; Ola.
INVERSION. seImer, creston, Mont.
KRAYENHAGEN, Emil vi, Woodstock. MIN
LARRABEE. Harry g.. Charles City. Iowa.
LEFKA. wiiIiim T.. Charles city. Iowa
LOVE. Richard R., Mullins. s. G.
McCoRKLE. Jandes R.. Chandler. Okla.
McDOCGAL. Eli E., Stuttgart, Ark.
MOYER. George: a.. Allentown. Pa.
MICHAEL. Jess e, Van Alstyne. Tex.
MOORE. Amos. Vienna, Ga.
SELM. Harry NJ. Connersville. Ind
SEVERN. Joseph f., Schuyler. Neb.
sExAUER- otto J. E.; st. Louis. Nc
SHERMAN anHa s. russell a' Columbus Col; Ohio
SHEwALTEI, James. Signet, Miss.
SHIDE. Charles J., Haddonneld. n. ].
SHOFF, Joseph c.. Avonmore, Pa.
SKIFF, Fred D., Sayre, Pa.
STEWART. Elton J.. Pine Valley. Miss.
SWEENEY. Frank. McCready, Va.
UNGER, Herbert E.. Muir. Pa.
VAN KiRK: Harry s.; Princeton. y; J..
VARGAS, Manuel J., Snnnyvale. Cal.
yARNEY. William J.. Hadley, n. Y:
wENTZEL. Leroy S., Stony Greek Mills, Pa.
WEST, Ellis E., WorthinE, S. D.
wHITFoRD. Jason J., Whitmore. Mich.
WILLIAMSON. Pres, Achille. Okla.
WILLIS, William c., Russellyiile, Ark.
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PALMISTRY.

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WOUNDED DECREE uNpErE1x1NE,

| TEOTIINGHAM: Harry. Brooklyn. \. 7.
MckENHEY, Harry. Bangor, Me-
MACKAY, Robert A., Dorchester Masa
! MASTIN. William A. N. Midway, ~.
! MlLLARp, Alfred, Jr., omaha, Neb
S'BE lns, Raymond j. st. Paul. MINI.
| SIMPSON, Charles g.. Grand Rapids, Mich.
GoLRSsC,nBIMIDr. William F.. Chicago. III.
WALSH Francis W., Newport. RI.
GoSLEY; William A, Chicago. m.
HARMoN, Wasson, pen City, sa' Aia.
BRENNAN SiI1I IsSS6 Richard, Philadelphia. Pa;
CORK: Jessie. Tuseaioosa. Ala.
EGGLES10N. William, Cliptonville, wis.
LEE sans bs sssspe "a Ala Kansas City Kan
LoMINsoN. John NJ. WiIlismsport, Pa.
0DEA. John. BROOKLYN. N. Y.
CoRPORALS:
DIXON. Charles H., osceola. Neh.
REESE r KnGer MssR1tE.nesy ALI.
HOLMES. John r.. Decatur, Tex:
e sMSp George +. birmingham, Ala.
LAFEyER. Calvin r., Mount vernon, Ohio.
! L l! John. 0conto. WIS:
dale street northeast Washington, D. c.
NAM; Walter H.. Harvey. IN.
MAJORS, jacob s., Treblcc, Miss.
OBREIN. James H.. FAN River, Mass,
SANDERS, Finns. Huntsville Ala.
SELF. Lawrence C.. Mckinney, Tex.
ALLEN. Leonard W., Ulster Pa.
C0sS. Arthur l., Losansport, IND.
| ORokE. Frederic j., Someryille. Mass.
CCMM!SkEl. Frank W., IT.. Brooklyn, y. Z
HERMANN, William W., East Orange n T.
kEMP. Elwood G.. East Stroudebpfy, Pa
McDEEMOT1, Charles D., Georgiayille r. I.
.McGlLI.. John NJ. Philadelphia. Pa.
MclNIYRE, David W., New York. n. T.
! MAH0NEI. Cornelius T., New York, y. +.
NECIkAISkI. John. Wausau, Wis.
MEYER. John f.. Brooklyn, N, T.
MILLER, Bernard j.. Chicaso, m
SEnlN, stephen A.. Brooklyn, Ny.
RAHS. Robert j. H., New York. n.
ROEIZ; Stephen. Philadelphia. Pa.
ZtMSrEG Walter H., Akron, Ohio. ri
GEiffITH, Chauncey, New Florence, "a.
ERADLEY. stephen J.. Birmingham, Ala.
CHIEF MECHANICS I
SPENNSkE. William. Glen Core, n. Z
PR1vATES:
AsHBR0ok. Clarence p, Riehmsnd, Va.
BECkER, Nicholas, White Bear, MIMI. 4,
BECkER. Theodore G., Forreston. III
ELExINs. Thomas T., Danville, Ala.
Bl.ENETT.~ Charles H., Richaldsoa. Tx
COLLINS. Arthur. Montgomery. Ala.
poAlN.ok. Anthony La. Wil1ianansett, Mas
INERT. Morris r., Ffeepeet, Mich.
,EDpiNGION, John, GEDcn6el4, ell
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LIEUTENANT:
LEGG, Henry f.. Kingston, n. 7.
SEKG EANT:
DICKSON. William A., sspulpa, Okla.
CORPORAL:
JERKA. Leopold. Garfield, n. II.
,PRIvATES:
BlSsNNUM, John g., Ashley. I'll.
CHESLICk. Stephen. Broad Ford, Pa.
CoMEAS. Peter. Providence. Il. ].
CoNNELL. John l., Memphis. Tenn.
define, Webster. Pontiac, Mich. >
DENNIS, Mike, Rhinelander. Wis.
DILLEY, Albert, Washington Court House
Ohio.
OURS. Merle l., Coma. italy.
EWING, James p, lansing, Mich.
GOUIN. Pierre e.. Spencer. Mass.
HEI4AS, Frank, Omaha, Heb.
HOPKINS, Harry, saxinaw. Mich.
JEFFERY. MervYn. San Francisco. Cal
JESSE James p, Versailles. Ky.
JOHNSON, Kenneth. Ainsna. Kans.
LAvELLE, George N, WilkesR Barre, e.
LAWRENCE, Forrest R.. Coffeyyine, Kan.
LEndPP, Richard l., Richmond Han, N. I.
LEONARD. Edward R.. Miami. Fla.
LEOPOLD, William F., Philadelphia, Pa.
MeLAUGHI3E, James, Lowell. Mass.
NISORSKI. constantly, Detroit, Mich.
MURAWSKL. John, Cudahy, Wis.
ODELL. Jacs, Richmond. No.
ROSS. Will ST.. New York. N. +.
SHAW, Ealt W., Williamsburg, Ohio.
SIMIOSKT John, Norwich, Conn.
ZBEJINSkT, Frank, Barton, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06

Above is the summary of casualties
issued by the War Department. The
list includes those lost at sea. also
the total Marine Corps casualties to
date. but does not include the Navy
casualties.
Army casualty lists released for
publication today contain 1,o7e names,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21
@mlfan. .@ulfen.

Gcldnntlid werocn Die uulfani.
ihen glusbriid)e uon ungcbeuren
@olren begIeitet, Die ii6 oitmals
geluitterartig unter 8lis unO 0on-
ner entlooen. Yisber glaubte man.
oaB oieie g8olfen luie ole 9epobnti-
den 8otfen aus @oIieroampi be-
itGnoen, unb boB Die elettriiben
@ntla0uugen brr6 Die &eibung Der
8aiierOampiteiI6en aneinanoer ber-
uorgerufen Wiiroen.
9ieie glnnabme Itono i'm 3uiam.
menbang nit Der @rtl6rung Der
@ntitebuug puIfoniider slusbriide.
Wion mar n1mlib Der gteinung,
baB bonn Wteere Der ober aud bonn
@runopaiier in ben lrnteriroiiben
pulfaniiden Serb @oiier einbriht.
mno oab nun our6 Die plosli6e ge.
palti9e 9ampientpidlung cine &rt
grploiion uno oamit Der ausbru6
oes Gulfans berbeigefiibrt Dirb.
Ser ioate iid babel ou 8oIfen per-
oi6ten.
Sest bat nun Srofeiior albert
9rln BON Der uniperiitot Wontal.
ban in Sranfreib auigruno oieltal-
tiger llnteriubuneen feltgeltelt, bob
Die pulfanii6en 8olfen oumeiit fei-
nen g8oiieroampf aufneiien. 8iel-
mebr beiteben lie iiberluieseno aus
Sulmiaf, Sal5iGure uno GobIen.
IGure. 9ieie Stoffe miiiien es BENT
na6 aub iein, Die ourd de.niideS
3uiammenpirfen ben @usbru6 oer-
onlaIien. 8enn in ben Bolfen
5Iammenerideinungen auftreten, 10
crfIGrt ii6 oies oaraus, bob bic
@asmaIien our6 Die bemii6en
8orsdnge i'm gultanbero 9enii9eno
itarf erbist Derben, Inn iib an Der
ireein Suit ieIbit ent5iinben 5u fon.
men.
@eItiitt peroen 9runs llnteriu.
d,unsen nod ourd folsenbe linz
itGnoe. grfaltete 2apamaiien bic
peridieoenen 8uIfanen entnommen
muroen, entbielten itets Salmiaf.
8enn sllueiIeu 8aiieroampf in ben
@uIfanuoIfen oorbanben 1T, 10
riibrt bieier MIR bonn Hegen ber,
Der Dor Dem Iusbru6 nieber9ing
uno our6 Die ii6 i'm 8ulfonfe9e1
entruidelnoe Site perbampfte. Or
lit olio BLOB cine 6ufdllige 9e9leit-
erideiulmg. @s 5eigt iif bies oeut-
lid our6 gulfane, Die in re9enloien
@ebicten liegen. 3lt ibnen gebort
beiipielslpeiie Der Silnanfnppulfan
oui Der SSniel 2aBarote, Die 5n ben
Gonoriiden SnieIn 5dbIt, Sier reg
net es niemaIs. Snfol9ebeiien iino
Die 8olfen bicies Sulfans anb
itets poIItGnbi9 irei bon 8niier-
bonpf.
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1snrdjt uor ManicH.

Sic Slrdt Dor WGuien Die mon
bei elmer sroben 9ln3abl ppn Yerfos
nen uno bsionoers bel benz weibliAen
9eI9le9t antrifft. 1T teinespegs ben
MenI9en alIein ei9en. aus per=
ihieOenen grfabrungen er9ibt fi4,
bab Der @lefant, Der GDpe uno Der
Siger pieIe 5ur6t nit ben Wifni6en
gemein baben. 9ringt man cine
Maus pber cine Ratte in ibren &dz
fla, 10 tDten Iie ni9t etpa ons fleine
8isr, ipnbsrn flii4ten ii4 in cine
@ds, inOem iie gleid5eitig elm dn9Ita
li9es S6reien bDren lahen uno am
ganSen &Drper 5ittern, IS lit ia
nutiirli8 tsine 5urdt Dor ireeno
pel9er @efabr, ionoern elm unbeiies@
6urer @iOerpile. Sebr biibib piro
pieIe 5ur9t, bic Meni9en uno 9iez
rem aemeinfam lit, bur9 elm illuz
Itriertes Dibblott reriinnlidt. Wlan
iiebt bort einen 20pentdufig. Dor
bem cine 5itternbe 2Dmenbdnoiserin
Itebt. Ser Menogerieoireftor fraet
einen Sieripdr.er, parum Die 3ier=
bGnbissrin nidt in ben a0msntGfig
geben mill. rSie fiirdtet iid Dor
Der Wous", sibt Der Mann sur ant=
mort. limb pirtlid) iiebt mon i'm
2DpentGTig eine Muus. Dor Der bic
aDniss Der Diite 1nsitIid 3uriiduei=
den.
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Amerikanifebe und enslilebe Eins
hommeniieMerH.

SIM SergIei6 nit ben In gng.
Lnnb auf bas ginfommen erbobencn
Steuern iino umiere @infommen.
Iteuern tatiGdIib mGbig.
sSn England betrdet Die Steller
uaf ginfommen pon eiltauieno
Dollars 412%o, IN slmerifa nihts.
sSn England betrGgt Die Steuer
auf elm Sabreseinfonrmen bon $500
$40, in glmerifa nidts fir per.
beiratete M6nner ooer fir fSarHilien.
oberbGlpter, uno go alf $500 tiir
einen unperbeirateten Wtonn.
Sn gn9Iano betrGet Die Steucr
alif $4,000 @infommen 77s%o, in
slmerita nidts fir eincn perbeirute'
ten Wann ober bas Sberbaupt elmer
6amilie, mo go alf $1,000 fir
einen unperbeirateten Ufaun.
Sie enalii6e @infonmeniteuer.
rate iteigt auh nit Dem @adien
oes einfommens ihneller als Die
uniere. Gin @infommn bon $4,000
miro nit 1870, $4,000 nit 1870
$4,000 nit 20%o unb $4,000 mil
$3.50 beiteucrt, pabrenb uniere ent'
ipredenOen 3oblen fir perbeiratett
Ranner 2s% begin. 112%
312% unb $50 itno rno MIR etluas
saber fir llnrerbeiratcte, infolgt
oes fleincren iteucrfreieu 9etrages
9re Steuerrute ielbIt lift fir Gerbci
ratete uno unperbeiroteit Ole aIeite
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boh perbe tonn. -2Ben, mer ben
uns al nit bem 8ierde tp;boer tn
autes S4s6p sebra4t un bann ben
mer DioOer 6Gppig 9efii6lt. @enn
es Iih niooer emol um ebbes banoele
bu6t no 9rsisI gemadt nern foll,
bonu lab i'd es bic Gia5is auerIdt
pro6iere; bic nero mid fdon loge,
pie es is. pomit i4 perbleipe Sbne
S9rn lieper
P6ilipp Soueramrfer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-21
Gin Sierliebbaber.

&urfiirIt SObonn 5risbri9 DON
Sadfen, ber Elm fonit febr tii9tiaer
Resent mar, mar Elm 10 sruBer 8er=
ebrer pes gu feiner 3eit beliebten @in>
beder 8iers, bob er Ii9 faft tdsIi9
barin betrant unb ben Sag fir Ell
men perlorensn bieIt, an benz er bic
fer Neisuns ni9t @sniise tun tonnte.
Qlm Wioresn pes Saees Der
S9ln9t bon Wiiblberg ga. 9lpril
154O Drans man in i'm. bod ein=
nal eins glusnabine Su MAIDEN unD
tein Bier gu trinteu. 0r9 empDrt
erptnsrte er: nDollt ibr benn burds
aus, oob i4 Oisien Sag perlisren
fpll?"
Gr betrant fib otio tpie gepDbn=
LID, uerlor Die S9la9t, geriet IN bic
9efangenihaft &aifer SnrIs V. unb
perior iein 8urfiirItentum.
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6nrrh q mith SD nrrl

9arrp Smitb ROrrop,
Der @rbousr Der WafierIeitung,
ipelde bic Stabt Ren gprt nit
@aiisr periorst, 1T in gep gort
9eItorben. @r NOR A Sabre alt.
Sn Pittsburgb. g a., 1T Der
poliSiit Sbomos SorreIl, ols er in
elmer einiamen @sgeno 3psi psrbd6'
tise Udnner perbaftsn ppllte. bon
biefsn sridofisn poroen. 8on ben
MDrbern bet man nod teine Spur.