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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06

= Der 60. Sabrssfoupsnt Der Roth
mdnner bss Staatss wirb nd4fte sSote
bier ftatifinoen.
- Die Central 9abor Union bot lid,
In elmer Sonntas abssbaltensn Ser
iammluns sesen rationale Probibition
aus9tfprohsn.
= SbuDlsr 6. Sermon 1T Sreitaa
9taht uon Der Shulbtb6rce als Sotlef.
tor Der 1918 Shulitsu.rn srwablt NOR.
Den. 80 warsn iiinf 8anbioaten i'm
Selbe.
- 06brsnb Sofob Whitman pon
9u3erne lssts Dounsritaa ytadt In Der
Spon Wtrtbifaft on Penn Guenue sin
Shldfhsn madte. ihniti ibm iemano
bic Soieutaihe, mslhe 500 entbielt, ab.
- Srau i. 6. Midelbud, cine aeb.
amanu pon bier, 1T am Sonntag In
thrsr 98ohnung Su Bin9bamton 9eifor.
ben. Sie NOR 81 Sabre alt uub Dirb
uon ben Shwsitern Srau s. Yutber
nnb Srau 8. 8. Diem oatisr iibsrlsbf.
| -Sn slsidsr Dsiie pie bic Didu
ner. miijfn iid NIT bsm IL, Suni an
fanssub. aud Die osutidsu Srouen. bic
feinblihe Nuslduber fnb. rssiltrirrn
lalfsu. Die Re9iitrntion rpiro bier in
hsm Yoti3sibauptquartisr uorssnommsn
nerben.
- Srau @tla Bronn. nslhe teeten
Dinter on Wiulbsrt1 Stross auf Dem
eili9en Seitenipes auselitt unb ar9sb-
LID psrmanente Bsrlssuneen bapon.
irus. psrlanst In elmer Wiontas anse
itrensten &la9e uou Der Staot 81. 800
Sntihdoisnns.
- Sames u. 1inen. Der irhbsre Bird.
fibsnt Der @rftsn National Yanf. mel.
der am Sonntas cine Wofe 3uuor pon
einem @ebirniflaa bttailsn murbe. 1T
bemielbsn ltsten Donnerftas Yormit.
tag In ieiner Sommernohnung ,u Wa
utrlp erlegsn. @r itano i'm II. 9ebens
iabre uno miro pon Der Wittps, timer
GoGter unb 3nei S0bnsn iiberlsbt.
- Das @eritt b,williste am Wion.
tae "a @beiheiounsen, oarunter Wiin
ME SGil uon SenIp Sil. Sba Shnei,
Der Don 8obert Shneioer, Nnnie y1as'
nsr pOn Sulius Uuensr. @Oitb Sslono
uon @rnft Selano. @eitsrn wurben
,wsi wsitere @bsihsibuusen bsmillist.
ndmlid @ertruoe partmanu pon Sarrp
Sartmann. Sarriet TroGtenbera pon
Samusl Erahtsnbers.
- Ser % SABRE alte Sobn Gatelbo
uon yisu Yort, siu Wtltsliso Der Ser.
Staattn Rsfruten Wtuiiffapellt, nslf,s
ON Wfontas bier 3psi 8onjsrte CAB. III
Dienitas Wtorseu b6s perlsst woroen.
alS er on Waibinston Gpsnue nisbsr,
ifiirSte unb cine 5laide in isiner Bluit
3erbrad. Die Sherbsn peruriaffer
3pei Wunotn uno bic iltinen @eodrmt
purbsn ihm on pier Stsllsn ourhl0h
srt. Ssin Suftanb uuros als lsbsns
ssfdbrliH bstra4tet.
- Die Stra6enbabnea iino felt an
Sountas Wtoraen pisbsr in Betrieb
osnu nahoem Wllliam Somarb Eail
unb abpofat Sranf .. Walib, Boriis
: er Der 9iationol &riessarbeit Beb0rDe
uon Wuihinston sinss rotten maren uni
init ben Streitern cine Sonieren3 abge
balten batten. murbe Der ausitano on
Samitas Jtaht OILS beenoet erfldrt
) Die game Sade fol- ben @rftsenann
ten CUR Shlihtun9 unterbreitet peroer
uno bsioe Ssiten. bic Scranton Rail
wag Sompanie ioDis Die ans,itelltsn
babsu iih usrphdtet, ben @ntlbsib ole
binoeno anjunsbmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06
Sfapii in giep gorf.

Sn sinem Soale bss Ren Yorter
RaturbiItoriIden Wiuieums III tems
porGr elm mGnnlides @Iemplar bes
Isltiamsn Sieres Stapi ausseitelt.
bas bis su ieiner @ntOeduns DOR 16
Sa6ren nur ben &annibalen i'm IN.
3usdnsliditsn seile bees 5entrolafri'
faniiden Srtpenpaloes betannt mar.
Qls I'M Hopember 1915 bic Cong
gbapins@rpsbitipn nod iedsjGbriser
4bmeisnbeit pom SonsU auriidtebrte,
tradte lie nebIt anoerem Setter au9
SteIetts unb Seas oes Stapi nit.
2lus bieien lleberbleibieln bat nun
Garl 6. QteleD nit Weiiterbano oas
5ier retpnitruiert, oas ausiebt. aIs
oh ss lebte.
Gin sroBss Otapi pirb bis 5 Sub
bod. Nuf benz turaen, idpersn
Sals rubt elm feinmooellierter 8ppf.
Der an ben oes Rebs erinnert. Bon
glGnsenpem Braun pno Sammets
idpar5 bes &Orpsrs sisben iib ibsr
Die 8eine peibe Sirsiien, seraps pie
beim Zebra. Gs oouerte iuhrelan9,
sbs ss Der Expedition selans, bem
ibsraus ideusn sier Iid gu ndbern.
pon ibm Observation-Disclosures gu ers
balten unb idlieBIid mebrere Grems
plars gu erlesen. Oas Stapi bilbei
fir ii9 cine Sierart unO 1T Rads
tomme elmer @iraifenart, bic Dor etpo
2 Millionen Sabren in giien unf
GIrppa baufte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06
Nebr iuSialer Suit!

Der 9srner ngunb" iareibt: Ran
tann aur5eit in Der Siti9peis taum
elm SIutt in bic Sanb ne6men, baB
einem nidt einise Snierate in Ietts
orud auffaIIsn, oes Snbalts: ySD9It>
be5ablte, oauernoe Seimarbeit fir
5rauen." - 2orraines5ersgerinnen
iu9en Stiderinnen, Rdherinnen unb
4usf9neiberinnen. - gine geplaete
Sausmutter. bic neben Der Sausars
belt nod etpas peroisnen mub, bat
iid laut nSaeblatt" auf Elm ioI9es
Snierat aur glrbeit semeIbet. limb
mas fir eine nsldnSeno besablte"
Setmarbeit lit nun 3. .. bies Sems
benndben2 - Sir Elm gan5es Suts
Seno pirb Sr. lao be5ablt, alio
atrta 1112 Happen fir bas Stiid;
baSu mub bic gidberin ben 5aben
ielbit liefern. Der feit 8riess6esinn
Bis ieBt Sirta 70 Proaent aufseI9las
gen bat. Die groB Oa Der Sagess
perbienit Bel ausfiibrung eines Suts
5enbs 1T, ptrb Der seneigte 2eIer
ungefdbr bere9nen t0nnen. - Sa
tann nur bic itaatlihe 9lnIebuns eis
nes Minimallpbnes belfen, Der fpGde
9ungerlObne, bic lebtglidb auf ben
auspiidien uniinniser &onturrena
beruben, unmDgIid modt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06
2tabtrafb.

Der Staotruib bislt Nrtitas Nad,
mittos cine halbiiiinoiss Ystiammluns
ab. in Der iafIiih uur cine pihtiss Sc
ihdftsiohe slleoipt Duros. nGmlih bic
annobms bel orittsr uno enbsiiltissr
Ssiuns uon jsnsr Srbinan,. wslhs cine
moratlihe Wasns pon 5000 fir loIhs
RauHeute uOrihrsibi. bic nur tempordr
bier @sihdfts eiOfipen. Die Yorlase
ihreibt cine StraIe pon s1CO bis 5000
fur 9tihtbsfolsung DOR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06
Die sofia.

Gine sana eissnartiss 2ierpelt fin.
oct ii6 aui Der SnieI Wtaoasastar.
5roBbem lie oem arritanli4en sSeits
lanbe 10 nabe Iie9t, bat lie bod nit
berisnisen in Wilttelairita Our4aus
feline Isbniidteit. 'Seionoers aarats
teriitii9 iino fir Waoasostor bic
9alboHen uno einise lonoerbare Ras
eetiere; ober aud unoere 2iertlaiien
sei9nen iid our4 bOait intereiiante
5ormen aus. gu ben bemertenspers
ten Raubtieren sebOrt bic Sofia ober
5retttaBe. Das 2ier lebt porsuss.
peiie i'm Snnern Der iiipliden 9es
genben Wtaba9astors. SIN ganSen
@eii4tsausprud unp benz 3abnbau
9lei4t es ben e4ten &uBen, ieood lit
Der S6doel etnas seitretter. Sn
Der 9eitredten 9eitalt. ben nieprisen
9einen. ben langen Shnurren unb
Der itartentpidelten Observation-Disclosures
dbneIt es eber ben S9lsS9taben. Oey
9anSe &Orperbuu Oriidt 8ei4msibls
teit aus. Der tIeini4nauSise &opi
trGgt ungelpObnlid breite Sbren uno
mitteI9robe 9lu9en. Der i6mG9tigs
SOrper enoigt in einem Iangen, sp.
linoriiden, gIeiamdBig bebaarten
S4pana. Die turSen 5abe iinD
trdftig, bic 6uBioblen nadt uno
ihpielig, uno>oie flint Bis gu ben
SpiBen perbunbenen 3eben iino nit
pollitdnoig 5uriidaiebbaren arallen
bepaffnet. Die turoen, feinen, etipas
getrduielten Saare iinb braun uno
itrob9elb 9eringeIt; Der peIs erideint
bellbrGunlih rot, am 9au6e ettpas
beller. Die 2Gnse oes> SfDrpers be-
trdst "a 3oII obne ben 26 Soil lanz
gen S9pans. Das Sier 5ei9net iiCb
pura auBerorbentli6e Wilbbeit aus.
Selfair, Der es Suerit in Der @efonz
genidaft beoba6tete, beribtet Don
ibm, bab es, 10 anmutig es aud err
ideinen mDge, i'm @erbGltnis gu iei=
ner geringen 9rOBe bod bas pilbeite,
tpiitenoite alIer Siere iei; es ite6e an
Worbluit, 9lutOurit unb 3eritDz
rungsiu6t ni6t einmal benz Siaer
nad. Die MusteItraft unb geipegz
li1teit Der @lieber iei iebr 9rpb.
Don feinem 2eben in Der isreibeit
peiB man 6ts iebt muir penig. gs
nGbrt ii9 pon tleinen SGugetieren
unb 8DseIn. 9tud bic Siibnerb6fe
Der 9eipobner Mabagastors iu6t es
serne ouf; tein 3aun 1T gu bod,
feline Spalte gu eng, es tIettert bin
iiber uno spdnst fid binbur6. Die
9eute persebrt bic Sofia ni6t an
Srt uno Stelle, fonbern i6Ieppt Fe
nit ii9 fort, nm 'ie in ibrem Stblupfs
pintel in aIler Rube gu serreiben.
@iro bic Sofia ouf ibren Rau6siiaen
ron einem Menihen iiberraIdbt unb
in bic Gnge 9etrieben, 10 ieBt iie ii6
Iebr eneraiifl 5ur Wsbr unb lam
ibm nit i6ren Ipiben, idorfen arals
len erbe6Iide @erpunbunoen sufiiqen.
@elpObnltb tpeiB iie ieoo6 ben Rob,
itelGunaen nit eroBer Shloubeit su
entqeben. Sbre RGubereien fii6rt lie
porSuasneife bes Nahts aus. 60
oertritt bic sofia in Wdbnanstar bic
Stelle bes Wnroers. nur iit fie nod
6ebeuteno aefd6rIifer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06
Gie hriufltc mrhrfre Ncr,te

Sic briu1te mrbrere Acr,te. uahi
Sabre long lit i'd an Sautausitlas-,
ibreibt ssrau 8. Guberion pon &ina
iton. u .. rSn nsiner Snhs mad
Silfe panbte Id mid on mebrsrs Ner,te
Oob alles mar perseblib. SD besann
oann Sorni's Nlpeufrduter 3u sebrau
hen. uno naboem id) stpa lehs 5la
ihen bauou senommen bate, mar id)
uOllitGnois ssbsilt. Sd babe feinen
Riidiau ssbabt unb felt orei Sabren
tein 3sihsn msbr pon Sautausihlas
bemerft." Sorui's Glpsnfr1uter III In
Der sau3tn Uelt als bas uor3iislifite
Blntrsinisuussmittsl bsfannt. IS If
feline apotbsfsrmeoi,in. Sails sic lit)
oafiir intereiiieren. 10 ihreibeu sic um
&usfunft an: Or. Yeter 5abrnsp &
Sons &c., 2501 WaibinstOn Bluo.,
Sbicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06
OaS Sbal q abndrtS.

SabIDr. - Der sidbriss 9snn.tb
Saswell uon Wiain Stra6e, nelHsr
Dor etlihen Rohen burh Tbomas
Rsillp uon SCRANTON NIT einsm Nuto.
mObil nisoer9erannt wurbe. 1T Montas
i'm Beft Scrauion 9oipital ben srbal.
tsnsn BsrlssuHsen srlsssn.
- Der 55 Sabre alts Dani.l Got.
ton uon Durgea 1T ssitsrn in Der San.
itsao .3shs ourd einsn Sslisnfall sr.
ibla9en morben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06
SDn NeterSburQ.

- Den @helsutsn @oDarb 9uonia
oon Sins StraBs III Gin Sobn ssborsn
morbtn.
Srau Morp Burih III ON Gam
itag 9iaht i'm Alisr Don 65 stabrsn in
Der 0obnuns uon 5ruu Sobn Ssin on
Yine Strabe asiiorben. Die Beet big,
un9 srfolsts Dlsnitas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06

9te 9atierin aatbarina BON
siuBlanO iiir9tete iid iebr Dor ben
4ofen, uno iie CAB Oem ensIiiben
ar5t Sbomas 9inesoale 0afiir, oaB
e- iie geimpft bate, 2S0,000 Wtarf
IN bar, eine 2eibrente BON 10000
Marf, 10000 Rarf fir feline &eiie
Don 2onOou ua9 petersburg unb
prrlieb ibm Die 8iirbe zines Staats.
rnts itno garonS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06

9ie afttenmafIerfirma a
&lenm &c Seen in Y6ilaoeIpbin
5GIt nit 100000 decentralization
9anferott gemadt. 8aIter $.
8Iemm, Gbei Der 6irma, ioQ Der.
idDunoen iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-06

Cra6sU rAstfsp issSs Ia q b.
.@sAsabIslt" d..
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sestsilt das 'sNWoehsnbIatt.s
Evening star., 1918-04-01

oh1lvte5 I.

s Next 70 xnoctins the sev. the srsae-
est indoor Sport ws have got IN Amer
icA today Ii writing wAf books, ana II
you would take eli the volumes on
nghtins that has been dedicated to us
soldiers the past ten months you would
have stack that would reach to the
nth foor Of the Masonic Temple. But
most OF them 10 worth about a. much
a. the bean on corporal which you
might also cali the inside Of nut.
But It 10 high time that the people
Of America knew the real conditions
Of our great draft camps, 70 have
sSt 1Ss y y na a. z sss turn n: !, ers: fa
ssrius Of articles on war. i am deter
mined TO give to the people the inside
stun on our military afEairs. and am
not going to bs AffAid TO tell every
sssns Of %. oes. sss'iissy sy oss e :sa :sSss:
lutenants and corporate. ! Am going to
DO Il and II they. want 70 oort-msr.
shall me ana shoot me 1t sunrise sorne
morning, they can 30 ahead and will
But this isn't all going to be serius
because even corporxls and securd
lutenants can't completely run an
army no matter how hard they try
ana II was TO 00v1Q0 Army life into
different parts would say that about
20 per cent was fun: ss per cent hard
you don't want to hear. and the re-
naming. 10 per cent cussinS out. So
people don't need to spend 90 awful
much time sympAthisinS with us poor
soldier boys. because We got . lot Of
things TO amuss ~ including old Sour
krout.
Our Top Sergeant paid SEVEN bucks
for. old Sourkrout week or % aeo
and brought him down here ana made
lAst Saturday morning Sourkrout was
pisyins si:efuliY around g our CONE
and the Sarge was cut there iii dxsd
un to 60 to the city on pass. Every
thing was sweet ana lovely until one
Of these ReverSe officers, second lu.
tenant named LuteQAnt Percy Prinfie.
come strutttng along with about 400
bucks worth Of scsnery On, and whom
Sergeant Dukes saw him he Just about
broke his right Arm saIuting him,
But this Lutte never gave Door Sarre
Dukes tumble or nothfnf but kepf
right on strutting BY. Il was & terri
Bile insult to our company and one
Evening star., 1918-04-01
KURDs URGED TO AMBUSH
WITHDRAWING RUSSIANS
German General sAys: "Maks De-
psrtute as Costly ~
PosSib1e.'

LONDON. March .. by nAiL--Kurdish
tribssfnen, who have been used repeatedly
by the Turks In their campaigns against
the Armenians. are urged -t6 take Ad-
vantage Of the afnistice FIJI Afia Minor
and attack the withdrawing Russian
troops IN document which has come
ilto the possession Of the British war
Office. The document is an order from
Maj. Druffel. German star officer
with the Turkish forces IN Nssepo-
t9mia, to the Turkish commanders on
the Persian front and Is as follows:
'CommuuicstA discfsstiy to the xufd.
ish chiefs that according to an army
order received BY me, they are to 10.
oeferate the Russian withdrawal by
continuing their fobberies and am.
bushes, in spite OF the armistiee.
"The withdrawal Of the Russians II
70 be as costly to them as possible.
Explain to the tribes the precarious
position OF the Russians, and tell them
how easy success will be. Their with.
drawAl from Persia Is. imminent, and
while 1t 10 In progress the greatest pos.
sible loss must be inflicted on them,
In fact. the armistice should make
no difference whatever to their ac-
TONS"
Evening star., 1918-04-01
SIX DEsTRoYERs NAMED,
FOR REAR ADMIRAL s

Names for six more OF the new de-
stroyers are announced by Secretary
Daniels. They are: The Belknap, fer
Rear Admiral George E. Belknap Of
New Hampshire, who II credited with
having nred the last gun against the
defsnses Of Charleston. s. c., during the
civil war: the Badger. for Commodore
Oscar c. Badger Of Connecticut: the
Walker. for Rear Admiral John Grimes
for Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby 81
Pennsylvania, all Of whom served in
both the Mexican and civil wars: the
Gamble. for Lieut.. Col. John N. Gam
Bile Of the Marine Corps, who was on
sne me pravareer gay Essex IN ane war OF 1872.
Of the Marine Corps, who was killed In
the storming Of Chapultepec during the
Mexican war.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
ADOPTS UNIFORM MENU.
Restaurant Association Of Paris Con-
forms With Decree,

PARIS, March 31.--A uniform menu
has been finally adopted by the restau-
rant association Of Paris TO conform
with the decree imposing new restric-
tions on eating places. The menu viii
be limited to four side dishes and oys-
ters, soup, two dishes made from eggs.
four kinds Of dsh, four kinds Of meat,
four vegetables and fruit Customers
win be entitled to one side dish or
oysters, one dish Of soup, two dishes
either OF meat or vegetables and fruit.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
LEGAL AID FOR ENLISTED.
Navy Department Takes Steps to
Protect Interest Of Men.

In order that the enlisted men OF tho
Navy may secure the full benefits OF
the soldiers and sailors oivil rsliAf cot,
the Navy Department has arranged for
the cooperation Of the 1900 legal adj
visory boards organized throughout the
country by the American Bar Associa-
ton
When a sailor wants advice as to his
rights under the law an appeal to his
commanding officer will get the case
before the nearest advisory board with
the request that an attorney be ap.
eets.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Period Of Anxiety for Allies.

..rhs period under review has natar-
ally been one Of anxiety for the allies.
Under the pressure exerted by the en-
etny, who has put into action picked
shock unitA lenS and carefully trained
In mobile warfare for the particular
tASlks they were 20 undertake. the Brit
ish have been compelled to give ground.
'FieId Marshal Haig, In the face Of
grave dif1culties, has been able to
maintain his basic order Of battle. at
to more secure positions.
TN spite OF the successes gained, the
large area Of terrain overfun and the
great number Of prisoners and war ma
terial captured. the enemy has been un-
able to force q decision.
1. Though the allies have been COM
pelled to retire and the enemy has oc-
cupied some points Of primary strateg.
10 Importance. as long as the allied
Arntes are able to maneuver with the
c0hs10t4nt unity and dexibility which
they have shown during the engage
ments Of the past week, 80 long will
victory e1ude the enemy.
However, as the German higher conf
mand has staked it, fortunes on the
success Of the sprin9 campaign OF 1918,
and 10 apparently determined to force
. dseision or prove TO Its own salts
faction that It 10 unable to do 80. we
must be prepared. In case Of his failure
70 obtain major results In the present
shsatSr Of opsfationa,, tf4t he will at
tefnpt further oHensive assaults in Sd
3Aoent areas.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
STAKES FORTUNES
on SPRING Drive
Germany Determined to Force
Decision IN 1918 Campaign,
Says Weekly Review.
ATTACKS At OTHER POINTS

Germany has staksd It's fortunes on
the spring campaign, says the War
Departments weekly review Of the
military situation today, and the
allies And the Unitsd States must be
prepared for fresh attacks at new
points IL the Tsutons fail to achieve
victory Ia the present fighting.
.As the German higher command"
continues the statement. 'is apparently
dstsrznsnsd 70 foros 1scision or prove
to ~ >own satisfAction that it is unsble
to do %, We must be prepared In case
Of its failure to obtain major results
in the present shcater of operation
that 1t will attempt further Offensive
assaults in adjacent areas" '.
But. despite the successes gained by
the Germans. says the review. "the
enemy has been unable to force dsci-
sion." and SO long as the allies are
able to mansuvsr with the consistent
unity and fiexibility which. they have
shown during the engagements Of the
Dass week 30 long will victory elude
the enemy"
I The placing Of American resources
unrsssrvedly ct the disposal Of the
allies Il noted and the statement An
nouncas that "such Of our troops as
have received sunacient training viii
assume q share Of the burden now so
valiAatly borne By the French ana
british armiss."
The review also mentions that Ameri-
can troops are taking their places In
other parts Of the tine. thus relieving
veteran. French units for emergency
service. The dspaftnasnts statement
Evening star., 1918-04-01

gallant Company H. He cought the
Lutte 4 little high for best results, but
he done pretty well at that.
After it was all over me and Private
Sandy Splits Figured that Sourkrout
had done eighteen and half feet with
his lutenant.
Now that Lutte don't even wait for
private to look at him before he .salutes
him.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
HUN SUBMARINE sunk
H BRITISH GAnANE.


Oprrespsndsrcs Of the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 15.--under . heavy
attack from three German submarines
and three German destroyers, British
seapians recently persisted In her
efforts against another enemy U-boAt
and succeeded In sinking 1t before
being damaged by the fire Of the other
enemy warships.. The seaplane was on
patrol duty at $40 o'clock in the morn
Ing when = submarine was siEhted on
the surface. with man standing for-
ward by the gun.
Drops and Hs1sasss Bomb.
Increasing her speed, the ssaplans
Dropped to an altitude Of 600 feet and
relsassd bomb. A. she swoopsd
around to repeat the attack . shsli
from the U-boat burst in the air nifty
feet from the propeller. It was seen
that the bomb had made direct nit. 4
biz rent being visibls in the deck Of the
submarine. Just then out OF the mist
appearsd three more enemy subma-
rines. followed closely by three de-
stroyers. Ali six vessels maintained q
hot fire against the seaplane. How
ever, q SECOND bomb dropped on r..t the
II
feet ahead Of the bow OF the submarine.
The whole craft shook and then sank
quickly in q pool of oil. bubbles ana
wreckage The seaplare, having no
more bombs and - the dsstroyers were
coming near, returned to tts base.
Other Planes Victorious.
seAplanss also have accounted Tor
three other submarines. In one case
two large seaplanes attacked . sunnhA-
rins on the surface and with two Ger
mans standing on the conninS tower.
boKrd Of the .u-boAt. while the other
placed one sauarsly IN front Of M re
coming tower. The explosion OF the
second bomb wa1 followed BY several
explosions within the submarine. which
DivinK from q height Of 1000 feet to
1900 feet, another se&plane dropped =
depth charge on the spot whore stub
marine had disappeared. When the
water suhsided the shape Of the subma-
rine could still be seen below the sur
face and q second bomb was dropped,
after which the ship disappeared.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Other Planes Victorious.


An ensmy submarine with two peri
scopes and about 200 feet In length was
sighted BY q seaplane on patrol duty.
The seapiAnA descended $500 feet to 4
height Of 500 feet and dropped two
bombs ~ the German submerged. One
Of the bombs made direct hit just be.
hind the coming tower. The subma.
rine turned upside down and sank. Oil
and wrsckaGe later came to the sur.
face.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-31
SYNOD HEAD IS
GRACE PASTOR
DIR. G. 4. Br;ndelIe, President Au-
gustana Body. Accepts Call to
Local Lutheran Church.

DR. G. A Brandelle of Denver,
Colo, president of Augustana synod,
has accepted the call to the pas
torate of Grace Lutheran church in
this city and will take up his duties
oct. q. Dir. BrandeIle was called
to the local field in the late spring
TO succeed Rev. |. o. NOthstein, who
resigned and has since accepted the
position as librarian at Denkmann
Memorial library.
DR. Brandelle has served the Lu-
theran congregation at Denver,
Colo, continuously since his ordin-
alton TO the ministry from Angus
tana seminary in the class of 1854.
He completed his course in the col
legiate department of Augustana in
1882 He was born and grew to
manhood in AEdover, III.
He is considered one of the most
able and influential men in the Au-
gustana synod and since the death
Of Or. L A. Johnston in the late
spring has served as president of
the synod. He has likewise held
other responsible positions in the
church aside from those within the
synod. and the congregation is most
fortunate in procuring him as pas
tor of the local charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-31
SOCIAL EVENTS

Des Moiues. There is a constant
demand for supplies of music and
musical instruments such an ban
JOS. guitars. mouth harps, accord
ions. ukeleles and mandolins, and
also records.
Music mostly in demand includes
college song books. folk songs. pop
ular songs. national and standard
airs and classical and operate Sc
lections and also operate scores
which have been arranged with
piano accompaniment.
Musical instruments and records
may be sent to the leader of must
cal work in the cantOnment or to
the Y. NJ. c. A. secretary, who will
distribute them TO the huts and
social centers of the camps. The
sheet music should be put up in
100 sheet packages marked from
the club that sends it and addressed
to the American Library at Camp
Dodge
Future information may be Sc
cured from Miss Norma Wiese, 709
Brown street. Davenport. president
OF the Iowa Federation of Musical
clubs.