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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

1lniere Heine &ab5e fontmo ndmIid)
ean5 gemieblidb alis'n S6aIlobe bon
meiner @abeeise raus9etro6en.
ous'n S6allo6e bon meiner 8aB9eiz
qe raussefro6en. War bus Sbier6en
MIDI bd rein getlebbert I'm babbe nos
bierli6 mid pieber raus9etonno!
Wlir fiel a S9osen BON Sersen, tpie
id oas iabt, IN i9 legbe mid beruz
bisb tpieoer in &abn.
aoum bin i9 aber ipieber 10 d biss
den einsebuhelt, ba ipedt mid 8aus
line bIeebali9 nod anal.
.Ou, 8aul, in Der S9bube is
pieber gener!"
IS MI Gb'n," ias' id nieb5b pdro'
i9 bas &ab5enoieh aber nausi4oets
fen!"
Sd f6beige aus'n 8eboe I'M mill
in bic S9bube. !Serrdeies, f6bebb
ba MID ipGrtli9 LANCER, tpeiber
9trl brinne unb leefb nib DOrses
f6redOsn Sdnoen auf'n &leebers
f6rdnt su!?
SD fabre surid.
r8auline, d 9ef4benib, d @ss
f9benio!"
r9aul, idibse Del armes, f6pas
Dies Deib!" fliIoerb bic sioberno.
Ulib ann ipabren aeelpenmuoe 9reis
fe i9 unber'i9 Sebbe. bOle mein felis
gen 9absr fein alten 9iraiiieridbel
Dor unb reibe bic Stubenbbier auf
Oa f9bebO Der @erl miOOen in
3immer I'm bGlo meine beire, geliebos
8abgsige in Sdnben. Mid bdbbe er
nod mid seidbn! Sd mill mein
SGbel aug Der Sdsibe reiben I'M Sers
re I'M serrs, absr bas alOe 0ingt ging
MID raus. Sa f9meiB i9'n meg,
bubble auf Ssh 9erl gu un bod'r
6sin Salie.
.Salo, Rauisbaten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

Qusiibuna ibres ionberbaren 8erufs
gu bsobahten. Oiefes unaniebnli6e.
persiniamts 5ii6erbDrfhen aeidnet
Ti9 nGmli4 bur9 bic @igentiimIi4s
lett aus. bab es peber einen Safen
nod S6iffe irgenOpslher Dirt beiibt
unb trobbsm ben syiihfans in sros
bem WaBftab betreibt. @s bat -
faf tlinst es tpie elm Wdrden -
oas Boot brr6 bas Sfero erIest.
Gin orisinele sSbee? = bas mub
man iagsn, absr cine 10 pratti5de
obenbrein, baB man iih fragen mub,
parum iie tpobl ni9t iiber bic sanse
Delt perbreitet lit.
9iele 9enerationen iino pergan9en
felt jenem Sag, an pem bic 8orfabs
fabren biefer itrammen Rorbieefif6er
ben sieenurtieen 5ifhfang bod gu
RoB gum eritenmal prattiid err
probt ba6en. Seitbem lit bic &ultur
in roI9sn S9ritten Doripdrts seeilt,
unb aud i'm Siidereibetrieb raumten
bic S9lag auf S9lag fh folgenben
Reformsn nit oen alten Sitten unb
8rdu6en auf aber trpB allebem bat
ii1 bier mitten i'm sibiliiierten mpbers
nen europa ein Stiit aus per9anges
men 3sit pollitdnbis erbalten. Wlit
beipunbernsperter Sartnddigteit baz
ben bic Slider Gprbbes on ben BON
ibren urgroBpdtern erOa9ten Metboz
ben feitgebalten, unbeeinflubt bon
Der Su9t na9 Reuerunsen, treu bem
@runbiab. Dos @enerationen bins
bur9 bonn Batter ererbte 9eperbe 10
lanse gu erbalten ipie mDglid; unb
tper ipsib, OBJ bic Sortidritte Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23
Dir pnrta Aurra III Sralatn.

tpeldes benz in Der Sofs unb nnipsrs
IitGtsbu6banbluns alfreo SOlber in
@ien erf9isnenen nJiibrer burd Dali
matien" BON Reinbarb 6. petermann
entnommen lit, Die porta aurea. bic
golbene pfprts, ipelde ben Saupteine
gang bes setpaltisen &aiierpalaites
bon Der 2anoieite Der bilbete. 4ls
&aiier Oiocletian Ii6 am 1. Wtai
3O5 II. Gbr. resierunssmiibe na6 Sas
Iona, bem beutigen Spalato. ein'
i9iffte, seba6te er, in bem idon em
Sabrsebnt supor aufsefiibrtsn. ses
paltissn palaite iein an &dmpfen
unb Wiberpdrtisfeiten rei9es 2eben
in 5rieoen gu bef6lieben; bod iaeint
er bic eriebnte Rube au6 bort nidt
gefunben 81 baben, oenn man nimmt
on, baB sr fid i'm Sabre 313 felbf
ben Sob gab. Sein Palait aber bat
i'm bis beute iiberbauert. Die bem
Meere sugetpanbte Safabe bsbt iid
iiber cine Reibe nieberer 9orbauten
empor unb lit i'm srfen Stodtpert nit
3s boriiden Salbiduleu qeidmiidt,
beren SO emit cine luftise @alerie biIs
oeten. Seute 1T in bieie tlaiIifaen
lleberreite Die gan5e Iltitabt bes pers
tebrsrei9en Spalato, Wobnunsen fir
1000 RenI4en. bineinse6aut. 9oIIs
tommsn rein i'm Still bat iid baeessn
bic Porta ourea erbaltsn, bic ben 3u@
gang gum idulenumrabmten 8orplaB
oes Oomes bon Spalato sri6liebt.
DEM elm mertpiiroisss Spiel Der 9es
ibi1te bat bic 9ruft bes Isbten se>
lpaItisen Gbriitenperfolgers felt msbr
benn tnuIeno Sabren gu elmer benz
GbriitsnsOtt sepsibteu Gtatts umses
panbelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23
Dir Dafgfigf.
Iou 8idarb Sammer.

8iFen sc, ib bate ndmli4 bon iez
ber d Ie6r boebifdes III siniOleriihes
@emtebb. 9ssbal6 nini9bs ib mir
po6 bon nsiner 9auline leb5oe Meibz
na9ben trgenb a ItuiitsSniabruz
memo. Sd par ipdrtItd gei4banno,
mas bic mir ipobl ausiuben marble,
i9 babbe nGmlid auf d &laoier ober
70 mas geboffo. lin mas bringo fe
angeI6lebbba 2lenne 8abseige! Ha.
i6 guide mir MI bas 9inst an lin
frase:
.Soge NAL, 8auline, ipo baibe
benn bas ungebbiem getpofo9"
rs MI, bei Sreeoler Meier! Deeiz
be 8oul, in Muiigaliengei9dfo par'n
mer bic 0inser gu beier; bic bier toib
bios sebn Wiart lin perri4o ibre
0ienibe ood!" meenbe ie i'm 8ol9ez
fieble ibres guben aoofes.
ga. i9 nebme uliO ben 5iobslbogen
unb min Gmol brobieren. g6er bas
tlanst pdrtlih gum 9erponloofen,
ipie ipenn dnne leere 9ierbonne bic
SdbraBe number sesollerb parb.
rOu, 8auline, iase NAL, ipie gez
fGGb 9irf99"
oDeeB6e 8aul, f9bisIe Iieber NOR
gen peibsr, be Radbarn gsnnosn ii4
, bef6ipern!"
lin id bubbe tpdrtlid oOd ses
/ fllld.
S9bGber toofbe i9 mir nod Sos
ben, 9olpfonium I'm alles Mee9li6e,
amer Gnn perninfbigen Don triegbe
id5 aug mein 8rummbab mid raus.
Damn bab mir Gmal a Muiisus err
flGro, bab oas Ding ann 9onIfs
brutsionsfebler bGbbe lin ieiperbaubb
mid tlingsn spnnoe. gla, bd 6abben
Ife ia meine 8auline i9eene an9es
T9mierb!
Qber brauf rum seidbielo babe ih
ieben Dag mseslidib piel, Der @ros
paGl gefiel mer Sulebsb. Wifen sc,
pa9rss Sdenie ldBb iib dab'n mid
lunberbridsn.
i
| . mag 10 in 2lbril getpeien i'm, ba
lasf i6 Gmal Radbs in f9eenioen
S6lummer III breembe, ipie iif's for
ann suben 9eibiden sebeerb, pon
MilIc6Gre.
Wio cen Male subbb mid meine
9auline an mein Oedbebbe.
rSu, 9aul, beerfd nifdbs"
rRes," iass ih, id idlas
i .Ra, g is CUB. gia6 dnner
tleen Weile f4bri6t fe ipieber:
/ v0u, 8aul, i9 beere pas!"
j vDa mod' bod be Sosen su IN
I fdlaf' Oo4!" fage ih 70 reat ar9ers
Iid. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23
9(enne 9aufe!

Neltne Sqll1e! -
,Du 8oul, bel uns muB Gener in
Der S6bube iin."
glu ipurb' i6 abber tpiloe I'm sabre
aus'n 9eboe.
,9obbi9bramba6 nod anal, per
Iou benn nur bier rubef6beerenoen
2Grm periben9 Bel uns 6riht bod
&eener ein!"
SD f9bede alio mein &opp re6o
bebubi lam our9 be 0biere unO guide
in bic @oni9bube. Oa mar Tee
Meni6 brinne, nur Der Monb f4ien
belle gum Senfoer rein.
2lber bleebsli6 bsere id3 oo9 bas
berbG9b'ss 9ereiid. Sdrn Se, Der
S9red fubr mir bod in ale SIieoer.
Sinbern &leoberi9ranfe fam's Dor.
Sd 5ibbere I'M bGbbere bon 4ngib, ba
betregb ii9 nib cen Male meine Sabz
geiee, Die bd in Der gde lebnoe, I'M
flissb nit fdrdbsrli4em 9ebeefe gu
8pben.
.Silfe, Wserbsr, Reiber!" i4reib
9auline i'm 9ebbe.
Sd min serabe be Dbiere auslabs
ben I'M berrieseln, ba febe t4 ees
aGbIels 2seiuns. llnIere tlesne &aoas
tommb nGmlid gan5 gsmieoltdl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

&ultur bieIes 10 feit einsepurselts
prinsip iemals gu bannen imitanbe
iein iperben! 9o4 aerbreasn mir
uns iiber bic 3utunft bieier 9arnes
lenfifder nidt ben &opf. Seben mir
uns lieber biefes interefante @0lt6en,
luie es ii9 uns i'm apan5igiten Sabrs
unoert porftsllt, bor allen aber feiz
zen eigenartisen Seruf ettpas ndbsr
an.
gs 1T our 3eit Der Gbbe. Sn
ben tleinen 5ifderbiitten bintsr ben
9iinsn besinnt es ii9 au regen; man
liiitst ii9 gum aufbru9 nad bem
S9auplab bes pferoefif4fonss, Der
aur 3sit bes tiefften Waferitanbes
am siinitisiten lit. Der petterges
brGunte Slider f9pinst ii9 auf iein
brapes, 9ebulbig barrenbes RoB, auf
oeKen Riiden Der als Sattel bienenoe
Strobfad, spei grobe 30rbe uno oos
geb nit ben 3usleinen befeItist limb.
Sn benz tpeiten, baui9isen, tpoffers
bi6ten In3ug, ben bequemen ~Siibz
lpsiter" auf benz aopf, unb nit ben
unpraftiI9en, in bieier 9sssno ies
bod serdbesu obligatorif6en Sol5z
pantpffeln als Subbetleibung geipGbrt
Der fonberbare Heitersmann auf bem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

slibernben Snbalt bes gsBss auf benz
Stranb oussubreiten, bon Seetane.
Nuallsn unb fonitisen uneripiini9ten
ginbringlinsen gu befreien unb Die
soppelnben 9arnelen, uno ipas ii9
ionit nod gBbares einsefunben bot.
in bic &Drbe gu beforbern, lit bas
Dsrt ipeniser Wlinuten. Damn gebt
es gum stpeitenmal finaus in bic
8ranbuns, um auf bsm Riidpeg
gum trautsn Seim nod einiee &ilp<
meter nb5ufiIden. 9eraoesu itaus
nenerrsseno iinb bic SnteGissns, bic
4rbsitsfreube unb bic llneri4rodenz
beit Der pferbe. bic iib oft peit in
bos Weer binauspasen, no bic Belz
len ibnen iiber ben &Gpfen Suiam<
menidla9en. Stunbenlang balten iie
ii9 i'm Dofer auf uno ertrasen bic
oft bstrG6tlide 8Glte pbne i9limme
ssolgen. slber tpie Die Heiben bic.
Ies tiihtisen Stammes, Der 10 5Gb
an urpdtsr 9ebrGuden fsitbdlt, tpenn
ou9 nur lansiam iih gu li4ten be-
sinnen, in Oem 9leiden MaB mub
Ieibsr bic prddtise Yferberaife inns
msr mebr bon Der SilofId4e Ders
i6pinoen.
Sb bieis altertiimli9e SSiidfanss
met6obe onberspo cine PflegeitGtte
bat, lit mir niat 6etannt. gluf meis
nen loneen Wonberunsen ldn9s Der
RorbIsetiiite lit mir iebenfalls ni4ts
aebnlibes gu @eii9t getommen pie
bas orisinelIe, moleriihe Bib, bas
Die nur tpenig betuunte Sii6ertolos
ME GorpScs nit ibren Sferben
bel Der lusii6ung ibres 9erufs ses
pG6rt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

forbs unb nebbelabensn pfsrbe einen
sar pittoresten 4nblid. Sn semiitz
li6em Srab sebt es bur9 ben lodez
rem Siinenfanb bem SammelpldB
auf benz Stranb entsegen, ND bic
9orbsreitungen gum Sang bereits in
pollem Sang iinb. @inem alten,
re9t perniinftisen 8ruu9 aufOIge orr
beiten nGmIib biefe 2eute ME eins
seln, Ionbern itets semeini9aftIi9
nit ibrcn 8erufsgefdbrten, elm @ors
aeben, bas f9on allein in 9lnbetra6t
Der Acknowledgment @erteiluns Der
8eute Das CUTE Ginpernebmen unter
ben 3pnturrsnten aufre6t srbGlt unb
auberbem au9 jebem einselnen bic
4rbeit erleidtert. 3umeiit trifft man
baber bic 9arnelenfiider in Srupps
BON brei Big 5ebn 2eliten, bic ii9
folsenbermaBsn ibres tdgli8en pens
iums entlebisen. Sobalb Die Rebs
aufseitellt unb mittels LANCER 3ugz
leinen an bas pferbe befeitiet iinb,
febt fid bic 9sieGi6aft in 9epez
gung. Sn elmer langen Reibe i9rei>
ten bic bi9t nebeneinanber einRerse1
bsnben pfsrbe, Die gtebe iiber ben
8obsn fdleifeno. i'm @afer pateno,
bic &iifte entlang. Bon 3eit gu
3eit iperben, Inn eine 8enadteilisung
einselnsr gu oermeiben, bic plaBe se.
tauI1t, benn Die 9arnelen fu4en nit
9orliebe bic tisfsrsn Stellen auf,
90 gebt es in eemG4li9em S9ritt
mebrere &ilometer tpeit Der 8iite
entlans, BIB fi9 f4lisBli9 bic 2ein'
ftramm su sieben unb bas qferb BIZ
f6psrs 2aft 5u fiiblen besinnt. Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

Sic Sonitantiuidule in aonitantinopel.
bat iie bas 5orum &onItantins gez
I6miidt. Wie unfere abbilbung beutz
lid seist, lit Der untere bautdaige
Sell Der Sdule nunme6r bon etnem
IpGteren Wantel aus Wauerperf umz
biilt, unb au9 Die Srommeln, aus
Oensn lie suiammengeieBt 1T, iino gum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

Der galait bss Saiiers 0ioeletian
In Spalato, eines Der srOBten uno
ipertponften 9sntmdler aus Der &0s
merseit in Der 0iterrei6 ungarii6en
Wlonar9ie, iollts, ipie Don sablreidsn
SagesblGttern ssmelpet ipurbe, aus
Dem Belize oes 6Iterrei9iIden 5istus
in bic SGnbe bon pripatleuten iibere
se6en. mir freuen uns, bieien pers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

9a i6meiB' idj II meg, bubble auf ben
SerI gu III bad u beim Salie.
bsebb Jlorian Miller IN is lirif4er
Oi9ber.
rRa, aber Riler, mas slebbern
sc benn I'm bic 3sio in ideeniben
ResIifdse BEL mir gum 5snitsr
rein2"
r2ab mid, Groenpurm, Der Ra4e
Dert bollenoen,
Dos llngetiim, bos mid gum Wabns
finn tretbt.
2ab mi6's pernihten!"
besIamierb bas 0i9berfdenie nit
SbenborI6bimme.
.8as polln'n Sc? Wsins 8aBs
geige perni9oen? gu uber aaus!"
Sd reibe benz @erl mel 2ieblingss
ini9brumenb aus'n Sanoen I'm
idubb'n 3ur 0biere naltS.
,Sa, Der 9a9e Werf! limb i6
pollenb' ss bod! ia9o er nod bein
Haiisflieeen.
rg2u bdrnie, bas 1T meeridbens
oeels SausfrisbensbruCb! llnb ipenn
sc nod Gmal tomm', idid id meine
9auline auf be 8ollesei! 8erfdban<
benz @ube Radb!"
@iebenb f9msibe i9 be 0hiere gu
I'M gebe pieber in bic Wobni6bube.
81 berr9efes nee, bdrn sc; ba i4ools
bere id bod in Der Ounfelbeeb iber
meine 8abseise I'm brebe ben ceiern
Sni9brumenbe q srpBes God in
Baud.
9lob'n sc mir, idb bdbbe balo ges
tpeenb Dor Ribruns. aber tpie ih mir
msin serbrimmerben 2isblins BEL
9idbe be9udbe, fabt i3 oo4 ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

Die 8pnFantin SGule in &onz
itontinopel, ober bic SGule nit ben
Reifen, ipie iis BON pielen aud ses
nannt ipirb, 5GbIt stpeifellos gu ben
iilteiten 8aubenfmdIsrn in Der Saupts
ftobt bes tiirfifden 8si4es. bsnn einit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23
rTf5-r
Serittener Slider bel Der arbeit.

9erittener Slider bel Der arbeit.
gen Meni9snaugen penis erforidtes
Reid fir ii6 bilben, liegen in pelts
perIaiienerglbg geifiebenbett Die I6lid-
ten Siitten Der @arnelenfii4er BON
gorpbe inmitten elmer unfru9tbaren
Sanbpiiiie, mo auBer benz nubloien
9unensros nidts eebeiben min, no
tein sriiner Baum, feline sierli4e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23
o Shteuer.

..SianbIa, eib M. s'ibtpinb SuBIel
8oiId)t benn Mat, bab uff Ser Gro'
slu Dos 2iirusbiuG tuia anb're
9alS idJo' bod beri6teuert iuerb
3
,Scu6 benn @uble 9ugusiada2"
Sait pruff 3 9ianble unb iuero trIab"
.g9ie ma Sal5 gum So6c brau9et,
9raubt ma b Suble 5u Or SiabI~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

Die Sorta Surea an SaIait bes 8ais
iers TiocIetiau IN SpaIato.
hrsitsteu 9eri9ten segeniibsr fsItitels
len gu tOnnen, bab bic @eriidte bon
sintm @ertaufe oes Balaltes na6 ben
TtEsiten Diiticilungen isber @runD=
la9e entbebren. 3uglei4 5eigen mir
nnieren 2eiern i'm beisesebeuen 9ilbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

gidt psit bon Der fron5oiif6en
@renss. bort, Do bic einiamen Dill
nen bes belsiidhen Roroieeltranbss
iid am peitsiten in oos Snlonb err
itr.den ino Elm fleines. pon neugieris
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23
9as gusIpannen Der Rete.

psrlpdenbe 9essnb, bisiss Gorpbe on
Der bel9if9en &iiite, mo- i'm CONNER
bic Sonnenitrablen fdattenlos auf
@traBen unb Menfdsn berniebersliiz
ben pie an ienem Sag, als i9 befen
Gintpohner iiberroidte, um lie bel Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-23

Der umslammerb meine 8aBgeis
ge nod grampfbafoer, unb ieoso
Iebs i6 srIdb, bab es q Sausbeipohs
ner is, Der iber mir pobnb. gr
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-09
RUSSIA ASKS PARIS
TO RECALL NoULENS
Ambassador Made Unfriend-
ly Remarks, Foreign Minis
ter Tchiterin Declares.

Moscow, May 4 (By the Associated
Press) ).-The recall of Joseph J. B. E.
Noulens, the French ambassador, is
demanded by Foreign Minister Tchit-
erin because of statements said to
have been made by the ambassad or.
"The statements says the note
from the Soviet foreign office, sin the
tragic days Of Russia's living wrongs
hardly can be conducive to friendly
relations between the French and
Russian peoples.
THE representative of the French
government is aggravating the rela-
tions between France and Russia and
cannot be tolerated within the limits
of the Russian republic.
1.-THE government of the Russian
federated republic expresses the con-
viction that M. Noulens be immedi-
ately recalled by the government of
the French republic
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-09
But Government Victory in Par
Lament May Prove Nothing
VERDICT OF NO ACCOUNT
House of Commons Expected to Up
hold Lloyd George Concerning
Maurice Affair Rather Than Throw
Out Ministry at Crucial Moment.

London, May 9.-The intense in
terest in the crisis brought about by
the letter of Major Gen. Maurice is
reflected in the morning newspapers.
They give much prominence to the
prospects of today's doings In the
House of Commons and in the atti-
tude Of political parties towards the
government and Gen. Maurice and
speculate on the probable outcome.
Opinion is general that If former
Premier Asquith forces his motion to
have a select committee investigate
the charges made by Gen. Maurice,
in a division the government will OBJ
tain a majority which commentators
believe will be substantial
Some hold that a verdict by the
House of Commons in support of the
government will vindicate the gov
ernment and crush what they call the
intrigue of the Asquithian opponents.
Others say such a verdict will prove
nothing except reluctance to GUST the
government at critical moment,
leaving the main question unaffected.
Chronicle Sees No Decision.
The latter view is voiced by the
rai1y Chronicle, which, while pre-
dieting q parliamentary victory for
the government, possibly by large
majority says this would Indicate
nothing more than reluctance by the
commons at a moment Of national
peril to overthrow the ministry while
no definite acceptable alternative
exists. The government will continue
in power but will continue in doubts
Of the gravest character.
There has been more than enough
CT this employing of distinguished
officers who have had differences
with the government as stalking
horses by the governments political
enemies,'' say the Daily Telegraph.
The Morning Post says: 1.-The
House of Commons will not kill
Lloyd George to make Asquith pre-
mier This has been Lloyd Georges
safeguard before and will be his safe
guard now"
Irish Nationalists VIII Not Vote.
The Irish Nationalists, according to
the Daily News decided officially
Wednesday night not to participate
in the debate in parliament today. If
this information is accurate a sub
stantial government majority in the
event of a division would seem to be
assured.
Irish Nationalists newspapers, says
a dispatch to the Times from Dublin,
are taking the most lively interest in
the parliamentary crisis, the Nation
alists obviously praying for trans
fer of the government to hands
which would refuse to enforce con-
scription in Ireland.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-09
THREE FRENCH ACES
KILLED IN BATTLE
Lieuts. Chaput and DeImuIde and
Capt. Meiffre Lost to Aviation
Service.

Paris, May 9-French aviation has
suffered great loss in the death with
in a few days Of three Aces who, be-
tween them, had accounted for more
than 45 Germans. Lieutenant Chaput,
with 16 Germans to his credit, was
killed Tuesday while Sub Lieutenant
Demulde, with 13 victories, was killed
in the region of the Somme yesterday
Captain Meiffre met death while di-
recting an infantry attack from q
very low altitude. He was struck by
a machine gun bullet fired from the
ground.
Within five minutes on Tuesday,
Sub Lieutenant Nungesser, leading
French aviator brought down his
33rd. and 34th. German machines
and damaged another which undoubt-
edly will be place to his creit. On
Sunday he knocked out two other
enemy planes which have not yet been
officially recorded.
During three years Of air fighting
he has been wounded II times and has
served on SO bombing expeditions.
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British Regain Lost Ground.

London, May 9.-By a counter at
tack delivered last night by British
troops the Germans were driven from
the portions of the Allied front line
they had entered on the Flanders
front in the La Clytte- -Voormezeele
sector, the war office announced to-
Gay
- Further progress was made last
right by the British on the front east
cf Amiens, between the Somme and
Ancres rivers.
Yesterdays attack on the Flanders
lire was carried out by two German
divisions. Heavy casualties were in
flcted on them by the British forces.
A new German attack was made
this morning on the Flanders front
north of KENNEL The enemy pressed
back the British line slightly at one
point.
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LABORERS RESCUED
FROM SUBWAY TOMB
No Hope For -Four Others Trapped
by Cave-in in Flatbush
Avenue.

New York, May 9.-Eight laborers
sSyho were imprisoned for six hours in
q tunnel 100 feet below the surface,
following the cave-in Of a subway eX-
cavation in FIatbush avenue, Brook
1yn late last night, were rescued early
today but no hope is held for four
fellow workers, also trapped in an
adjoining section of the subway.
The rescued workmen were kept
alive by" means of compressed air
prced through pipes, which had been
Nnk from the street to the tunnel.
The accident occurred 1t is said,
when a lcosened timber, which six
of the men had started to repair,
snapped and hundreds of tons OF
earth and rock poured upon them.
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AVIATORS FALL into SEA
Two Rescued BY Coast Steamer Five
Miles Off Miami, Florida, in State
of Exhaustion.

An Atlantic Port, May 9.-Two
naval aviators in a state of exhaus-
ton after remaining af1oat with their
damaged hydroplane five miles off
Miami, Fla, were rescued by a coast
steamer which brought them here to-
day.
The aviators had fallen into the sea
with their plane when it's mechan-
ism went wrong and told the captain
of the ship when picked up that they
could not have held on to the craft
much longer.
The men rescued were Arthur Law
erents, naval aviator, and c. c. Cot
ton. Sharks with which the south
ern waters are infested added to their
perils.
The captain Of the steamer said
that squall was coming up when
the aircraft in distress was sighted
and high seas had begun to break
over it when his vessel came along.
side.
The hydroplane, which weighs g.
200 pounds, was hauled aboard tha
steamer and brought here At the
quarantine station it was turned over
to the care of a government guard
ship which towed it to a naval base
where it was found to be very little
damaged.
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Declares He Would
Directly, If He
lieved Such Ac1
to be His Duty
INVESTIGATE
OF MAURICE CHAR

London, May 9.-In the
of commons today former
mier Asquith denied that his
ton respecting the Maurice
was designed to obtain a vd
censure of the government,
ing it was absurd to describe
such. Should he find it his
to censure the government
said, he hoped that he would
the courage to do SO in direc
unequivocal form.
Ex-premier Asquith said
thought it was not the bus
of parliament to constantly
quire into the conduct of SD
sive phases of the war.
house, he added, had more |
enough of such inquiries alrI
Mr.. Asquith presented his
ton for the appointment
select committee of two I'd
vestigate charges made by
Maurice, who was formerlJ
rector of military operation
the war office.
Premier Lloyd George
cheered loudly when he aro|
speak. He said he had i
treated unfairly. 1t was
business Of Gen. Maurice to
to the cabinet and point
where the minister had made|
takes, he declared.
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Lieut.. Rodman Wright Chamber
lain of this city, second lieutenant of
Company q, 102d U. S. Infantry. and
several other New Britain soldiers
have been recommended by Major
General Clarence r. Edwards for
bravery on the field Of battle and
the general, in a dispatch Just re-
ceived, also recommends that these
men be given the Distinguished Ser
vice Cross for extraordinary heroism
in action against the enemy The
citotion of these New Britain men is
IN connection with similar recon-
mendations for 80 men from New
England, most Of whom come from
the vicinity of greater Boston.
New Britain Men Cited.
Lieut.. Cham berlain is cited for
bravery under fire and is recommend
ed for the Distinguished Service Cross.
With him are recomme ended Sergeant
Eric Olsen Of East street a member
of Company F, 1920 U. S., Infantry:
Corporal Harold G. Thompson of 2S2