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RED CROSS|S
AWAY OVER TOP
Total Of the Campaign Ex-
pected.to Nearly Rcaea Y
s15O,OOO,OOO

WASHINGTON. II. c.. May 2S.-
With The American Fed Cross second
Slnn, ono .nun war mercy fund already
nrrrsubScribcd by sl@.09T.3o4, officials
tonight were setting no limit TO the
of dollars on the closing
day Of the weeks drive tomorrow.
That the daily average Of something
more than $4,000, 00o would be far
exceeded. they had no doubt.
The returns By divisions, with the
quotas included:
Pennsylvania quota. Sle.0Qo,OON; re-
Turns. S9,bl2,15p:
Potomac quota, s3.3Oo,o0o; returns
81 300 29n.
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Anna Held Dying

NEW YORK. May 26.-Physicians
have abandoned hope for the recovery
of Anna Held. The actress who has
been i'll al hotel here for several
weeks, according 10 hIlIrIin isSuct
tonight.
Miss Hold is suffering from multip!'
myeIon,a. n disease which attacks thr
bones and bone marrow and which Il
TRANSMISSION of blood three weeks age
failed to check.
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by Congress should deal 'drastically:
with sedition. 1t should also guar1n.
tee the right Of the press and peo-5
pie to speak the truth freely Of all:
their public servants. including the.
President and to criticise them fn.
the severest terms of truth whenever
they come short in their public duty.
Finally, Congress should grant the.
Executive the amplest powers to act
as an Executive and should hold him
to stern accountability for failure $50
to act; but it should itself do the.
actual lawmaking and should clearly
define the lines and limits OF action
and should retain and use the full.
est powers of investigation into and
supervision over such action S-.r
'Sedition is form Of treason. IT.
is an offense against the country, not
against the President. Al this time;
to oppose the draft or sending our
armies to Europe. 10 uphold Ger.
many, to attack our Allies. to oppose,
49,
CONTINUED on Page Tsn-)
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AUSTRIAN EMPEROR'S
TRAIN ATTACKED BY
BULGARIAN TROOPER

GENEVA. Switzerland. May 26.--
train bearing the Austrian emperor
and empress from ConstanunopIe'
where they had been on a brief Visit,
reached Vienna yesterday in a d.
lapidaicd condition. Adyices from
the Swiss frontier town Of Buchs
give additional details 10 the reports
previously received here Of the at
tacks on the Austrian royalties.
The train camcby way Of Sofia ana
WAS stoned BY Bulgarian troops. Even
some rifle shots were fired and ser
rral members Of the royal encourage
were injured by glass from broken
windows. Mot Il cheer was heard
when the Austrian royal couple pass
ed through Bulgarian stations. there
being only comparatively small milf
ta7y demonstrations
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new CUMBERLAND
DRAFTEEEE: killed ON
UP-RIVEER CAR LINE

Special T'isratch I" The ln:' iil."nC"r.
S'rF:G- -Ht:NNir.I.f:. -. May 2G.-.\lh"rt
j McF:lcarucI:. -. New C'mh"ratld. w.
Va. was almost instantly kl'i"d wh"n
struck hy M !Ei"rurhan car on tn"
St-ub.nviil., & East Liv"rp""l traction
,in. h:re to-day. he was "i"c;'rl from
ono car and whil.' sitting "r Ill" rack
was struck by an";h"r car. liz SuS-
taiuc.! :, compound fracture Of III" skull
and died "u rrlit., |" Il hospital. Nc
t.lcannnn VIZ: :: lIanrn"i: county. VI. Va.
,trattre. and WAS I" hay" gone to Camp
Lee Monday rroTaiug.
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HOOVER WOULD
GUT MEAT DOWN
To TWO POUNDS.
APPEAL MADE THROUGH
CHURCHES OF COUNTRY
:,-ss.
Also Calls for Greater Econo-
mics in Use Of Sugar and
Wheat ~

NEW YORK, May 26.-Reduc:
ton of the consumption of meat
to two pounds a week for each
person and economy in the use of
sugar and wheat were urged by
Federal Food Administrator Hoov-
er in an appeal issued today to-
the people of the country through
the churches.
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Murderer Captured

CINCINNATI. O.. May 2G.-.IameS
I.awlrr. convicted murGcrrr who "S'
capcd from the CovingtOn. kr.D Jail
last Saturday night week ago. was
captured early today in house in
East Av0ndale. Cincinnati. after many
shots had been fired by l.awlcr and
detectives and policemen. NJ one was
wounded, but ihr house WAS Tiddled
with bullets fired by the police.
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PARIS. May 26.--An artillery duel
Of considerable" ;utcnsiiy took place
lasr night &lGu" the French front
east Of Amiens. in thn region OF Han.
gard wood anh hrlcw III" -Arre. the
war oftic.. announced Today. The Ger
mans attempted y r2:G on frHncH
posts in the Orri!i"-. -Sor''l sector. be,
tween Men dit,:er and LasiSny. but
failed CT their pucpo*2. as they Gld IN
similar attempts in the Champagne
and in the Nosges region. Prisoners
were taken by :ne French during pa,
,rol* in various sectors. The text nt
tho official rrpcr, reads:
"Our o"n end fhc en"ny'S a"tlll'rH
DEVELOPED great acti!:i;" in n" r"'
zion Of Hanca;d wood and south nf
tho Ayre. \ German ih:!st preceded
b.. violent bu:ahardr:ert upon IN"
French poSi. in :he Crri,lerS-Snrci
sector was v-i..l:i; r:'sulf fG- m" che
my. Other German attempts in "a"
Chamnacrr and IN :h> No*%"S region
failed.
"French ra;rnl!inc f"'achm"n's
hrouch: in prisoners. cotabiy in the re-
gion nf Aiirttr.
There is nnthiNc 10 report from
tho remainder of III" front.
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No Attempt Made
to Retake Soldiers

HALIFAX, y. s.. May 26.-The city
today regained its calm after the riot
last night in which returned soldiers
succeeded in freeing two Of their conf
rades and a sailor who we're arrested
by the police. No efforts were made
20 rc2rrns;t the three men. nor were
any Of their rescucrS taken into GUS
tody.
As a result of the riot. which was
one Of the widest in the history o.
the city. four mon. injured when the
rioters stormel the city hall and at
tempted to sci fire 10 the building,
were treated to-day in hospital. The
property damaG" was estimated at
frc!n S5,nn1 TO $4,000.
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Won Hindenburg Reported III in Hospital
With Typhoid; Spreads in German Army

hope to make ii the basis nf comrro-
mi%r.
The air"rar, INJURY Of the senate
military suh-C"rnmiticr headed by Scna-
Tor Thuri.lS, If colorado. Will open inr'
nlally imm"rruw with i meeting IL us
cus.; procedure.
PROPOSED InCrc:Sn to Sc.ih n"r ouSh"l
If IN" governments minimum EuaFah-
lrrrl prir" fnr wheat will hc cnnSldcrctI
again tomorrow hy S"nat" ana house
ronf"r"cS un the agricultural apHroprla-
ton bill. with prospects "f defeat al IN"
proposal hy continuation OF the present
dcAdlOrk.
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SUCCESSFUL AIR
RAID OVER LEIGE;
STATION DESTROYED

AMSTERDAM, May 26.-The
Rotterdam Maasbode reports that
an entente allied air raid has been
carried out over Liege. The Long
doz railway station was destroyed
and twenty-six persons were killed.
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PATROL ENCOUNTER IN THE LORRAINE SECTOR
RESULTS IN THE BOCHES BEING BADLY
WORSTED BY THE AMERICANS MANY GER
MANS BITE THE DUST.

WASHINGTON May 26-General Pershing communicate for
Sunday tonight the War department tells how an American
officer and twenty the Lorraine sector last night
back and upon enemy patrol armed with light
guns assisted by machine fire from the enemy lines
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SAMMIES BEAT BACK THE GERMANS
IT'S Well -~ Taft and Roosevelt Friends As Of Yore

26-To
Tai hear
h four<tl lkahIa am vr,a o c
Mr. atSid:"
York was glad to see him at TINS
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TIE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Forecast:
western Pennsylvania and Oho-Fa1r,
somewhat cooler Monday; Tuesday prob
ably showers.
west Virginia--Tair, continued wnrzu
Monday; Tuesday probably showers
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WASHINGTON, May 26.-General
Pershing's daily communiques here
after will be issued for the pross o.
the United States, exclusively, at the
war department here. Copies for the
plpers Of England, France and Italy
viii he rivcn out at headquarters OF
the expcditionary forces, where ~ Is
understood they also will be available
to American correspondents, but only
for their information.
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The communication for Saturday,
delayed in transmission, says:
Yesterday In Prardy, our
troops executed a successful silent
raid and inflicted on the enemy a
number of losses in killed and
prisoners. There is nothing else
of importance to report
Following is to-day's statement:
ain the course of patrol encoun-
ters our troops drove back the enc
my and inflicted a number Of cas-
uaIties. Last night in Lorraine one
Of" our patrols consisting Of an Of
ticer and twenty men gained con-
tact with an enemy patrol Of about
equal strength which was supplied
with light machine guns and as
sisted by machine gun fire from its
own line. In the fighting which en-
sued our patrol drove back the ene-
my killing several Of them"
AMSTERDAM, May 25.-"HeaVy
losses" were inflicted upon the
Americans on the Picardy front in
the repuIse Of strong American pa
trolls yesterday west of MontdId-Ier
it is claimed in a semi-ottIc'al Ger
man report received to-day in
Berlin telegram.
The report, in the course Of
description of yesterdays military
operations. says:
West Of Montdidier, strong
American patrols advanced against
our front. One American patrol
was entirely cut up by our fire.
The others were thrown back by
counter-attack. The Americans
thereby suffered heavy losses"
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, May 26.-(6y the AS
ISOLATED Pressl-lt was announced
tonight that the issuance Of COM
muniques had been discontinued on
orders to headquarters from Wash
inqton.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. May 2e.-(sy the AS
sociated Press IAN American pa
troll had an engagement last night in
the LunevilIe. sector with a German
patrol carrying light machine guns,
and routed the enemy in sharp
fioht. Several Of the Germans were
killed; their bodies were dragged
back by their comrades. There were
no American losses.
On the same sector German SER
qeant crept into the American lines,
holding UP his hands and shouting
"Kamerad." He said he had had
enough of fighting for the Kaiser
and Won Hindenbure. He was sent
to the rear.
The artillery action generally was
liqht in the Toul and luneV'I'e sec
tors. American airmen concluded
several missions successfully With
out encouhtering any German ma
chimes,
WASHINGTON, May 26.-General
pershtug's daily communiques here
after Will be issued for the pross o.
the United States, exclusively. at the
war department here. Copies for the
papers Of England, Franco and Italy
will be given out at headquarters OF
+no exneditionary forces, where It Is
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'W!S.S.

R1NDfo5 HRs
issu1o n TH1
>UNrTEp STATES
GCpERkAET
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Going Ov the Pleasure for WheeGnges
THE WEATHER

Fair. somewhat cooler Monday; Tues
day probably showers.
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, May 26.-(sy the As
ISOLATED Pressl-lt was announced
to.niqht that the issuance Of COM
muniques had been discontinued on
orders to headquarters from Wash
inqton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-14

DIE rsinssss crOsKareetesn IN scs sssa,
lisfaFt die Oaos aes SHoonanhkAfx.s
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ans bem pberen Sbale
(HrGbalb @orreiponben3.)

- Han mebrpSdsnilih.r 2ranibeit
III ON 5r.itag In isinsr WobuunS ,u
Nrhbolo Sohn Otto ssitotbsn. ben ots
gBittme, cine Tohter unb orei Sobns
nberleben. Die 8esrbisuns fano am
Ufoutas itatt.
- giadbsm er Samitas on Der Bs'
wdltisuus zines Branoes mitsswirft
uno iih beim besebsn battle. betam Der
25 Sabre alte Ralph 0idep uon Ufag
field einsn 9sr,idlas uno fiel tnot nis'
Der. Der Brano 3erftOrte 3wei Wobn.
un9sn. nit sinsm Yerluit uon s.. 900.
(@arbonoale @orrelpoubens.)
- gDilliam VI. Susbss pon Wsir
Court. 45 Sabre alt. Elm Btrsmann tn
Der Wilion @resf 3sds. muroe Dion
taa uuter sinsm 5slieufull ssfanstn uuo
aussnblidlih setootst.
= NlS tr ON Sumitas abeno aui
Duffg's 3reu,uns Die 3. & gS. @tlsiie
iiberihrit, murbe Der 35 SABRE alte
.Sames 3slp pon Der Siiblelte ourdl
einen Sua nieberseranut. Scin re6ter
uno rstt.s Bsiu wuroeu bSs ssroradl
uno er aud ON unterleib uerlest @I
1T mebrtre Stunosn pdter Den Yerlss
uussn i'm yiotbfau Soipital erlesen.
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WDrb &crantpn.

6err uub Srau DITTO U. @onrab
pou Suuist Npenue fiub ourtb bic @e
burt eiues Sobnss besltidt worosu.
- Der 5idbriss @sorss Deroiauass
pon yias dug Nu.nue rannte Sonntas
Nabmitfas bsim SGliltenfatrsn 9s9en
sinen Tslterapbsnpfoitsn, srlitt sinsn
Shdotlbrudb unb erla9 osmfelbsn meh
rsrs Stunben ipdtsr i'm Staat 9oipItal
Ssnrp.S. sdubsrt. 81 Sabre alt
uno felt Idnssrer Set Snperlnisnosnt
Der Yruoential En nliAtruu9s @ompante
fur oieisn DiItriit. 1T Samitas 9ia&t
In isinsr 8obnunS on ylorb gSaibin9'
ton Nptnue iebr pl0slid on Neuralgia
bss bsr3ss seitorbsn. Der Uerftorbs.
ne, ipslhsr allsemsin betaunt uno be-
lisbt mar. miro pou Der Diitws uno
3uei T1htsrn iibsrlsbt. Die Beer
bisuus fano sefisrn i'm Dunmors 5riso-
bof itatt uno ltano unter Der Neituns
bn S1iuer 9ose pon Srelmaurtrn, Der
CT ole Wtitsliso aussborts.
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BON @eterSbura.

- Den @bslsuttn @arl Sriee uon
prescott apsnue muros cine Iohter
9sboren.
- @rnit Sd4ls uon bier 1T ole Gin
Deputp Collector In Dem Sulanoiteuers
Nmt eruannt moroen.
- Srdulsin either Sturospant unb
Ssnrp Wolfer iino lsste Bt DE In Der
Wobnuns Der Uraut an Taplor apsnue
ourt Paitor u. @. German gu einsm
@bspaar einseissntt worosn. -
= 5rau grant 9sb DON @beslsr
Apsnus, As Sabre alt, 1T lesten Dom
itus nah eiuidbrisem Sisdtbnm ssitors
ben. Sie miro pon bem @attsn, ciner
Gohtsr unb sinsm Sobn iiberlsbt. Die
Dssrbiguns eriOlste ON Sonntag 80
uswld, Wapne @Ountp. :.
= Srau Wfaria Buder. 65 Sabre
alt, 1T porlsstsn Uiiitwob in Der Woh'
uuns ibrer Gotter, Srau s. VI. Roie
pOn Wtattbsm ausuue. Der &unSsnsnt'
3hnouns srlesen. @s iibsrlsbsn iie
nod cine Totter uno elm Sobn. Die
Dssroisuns sriOlSte Samitas.
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Snbe Narf Nptiaeu.

- Den @beleutsn VI. g. Wa8ner
BON Brown Ylaes 1T cine Todtsr ssbo.
reu tporoen.
& Srau Wiabsline Sinfltr pon Balb
Wtount 1T ON Jreltas I'm Nlier uon 81
sSahrtn 9titorben. sic miro uon 3rpei
Sohnsn unb 3msi I6htern iibsrlebt-
Jtadb elmer Erauerttier In Der St. go.
banniS 9irts. erfolste bic Beerbisuus
Utontas I'm @.meinosfriebbof.
- @ine Seniuns pon 3nsi 5ub iiber
eine Sber fdhe pon m'brtren bunoert
6us. bei4dOiste frlb 5reitas WiOrsen
orel @sbdu6e oes @irabri 2ambertt an
Dromu place, nabe @beitnut aueuue,
uno 3man9 orei 5amilisn In ben Naht'
ilsioeru 3u enifiisben.
- ais Der @inbredsr, wsldhsr cine
Wohe 3upor bic &opal Dairp Office
on ylsaiaut Strobe um $lS3 beftabl,
1T Der 12idbriss 5rant Wtap.r BON
Jiorb Wtain Nuenfe lssten Donnsrfta8
fir bas Sueenbseridt esbaltsn woroen.
Do Der Batter bss 3naben angsblib
oas gsltoblsne 9slo fano unb iiG antis.
nste. 70 muSte er $500 Bursidbaft fur
Gin ssrihtlt4ss @rihsinen ftellen.
- Gls bic 12idbrise Soiepbine Ru'
bouis uon Stratioro ausnue iidb lesttn
Donnerftas absno on Sio Nsuntsr
Aptnue beim S6littenfabren pergniis.
te, ronnte fe in bas ihwere antotru6
o,s @sorse Reif pon Sampton StraBs,
purbe hbsrfubrsn uno 10 fhl,mm per'
lsst, baB ft balo nab Der Gufuatme
I'm Deltisite Soipital ftarb. Rsif bot
| ii1 Den BsbOIbsn ssiisllt nno pnroe
auf bic anflase Der nnpillftirli6en
T0btuns in $4,000 Bhrsitait 9sbal'
ten. a......
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2tabtratb.

Der Stabtratb usrpeiserte am Srsi.
taa bas @siuh Der Scranton Hailwan
@ompanis. ieine Sppoiition aessn bic
b.ablihtiste GrbUbuns oss StraBsn
balm Sabrprsiies BuriidIu3iebsn. troe
bsm bic @ompnnie einen Sober BON mel
teren $40, 900 ,um Staotfonos angelo
ten hattie. @s muroe anssiiibrt. oa6
Die @rb5buns oss Sabrpreiies auf isde
@euis Der @ompauie etwa $3.50. 900
mebr iGbriih abpsrieu waros. uno Der
Staoiraib feline Nnsrfennuns fiir cine
iolhs Ysrsiubaruns erbalten wiiroe.
Des Wtapors @ruennunssu eiuer
StaotpIan.. Sinfins 5uno. uno Shat'
tenbdums 8ommtilirn wurcen empTan'
gen. uuo iou In Der ndbitsn Sisuns
oariiber entihieoen meroen.
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stabt nnb Gonntb.

- Sraulein 'gillian @eiit pon Diiff'
lin apenue 1T Dienitas Wtorssn nad
iur,er 2ranfbeit 9sltorben. @S iiberle
ben iie ,ipsi Briibsr. Die Yesroisuns
finbst bsute Siadmiitas itatt.
- Der betannte 3abnar3t. Or. 80
oar &. Whsaton, 50 Sabre oft. 1T am
Dienitag 9iaht In ieinsr Wobnung on
l9bseler gusnus ploslid einsm 9er,'
ihIas erlsssn, nadoem iit) ,mau,is
Utinutsn 3upor itarfe Sbmersen oes
Ser,es einseitellt batten.
- Yoli,iit Sones eruiihts Sonntas
Uforsen ON Steusn Romanhud uon
9Silfes Barre, oils berielbe Dor .Shlff
mans Sab,n an 9adawanna Nuenue
einsu Sdaufaiten einssitoBsn battle uno
iib msbrere Shubpaare aneisnen moll'
ie Der 8erl wurbe ipatsr osm Sc
fdnsniB iiberianot.
- SIN 9lltsr pon AZ Sabren III an
DtOntas Wiorssn 9snlp s. 5ahrenbOli
in Der WObnuus on Wfulberrg StraBs
Der 9unssnsnt,iinouug erlesen. Sc
iibsrlsbsn ihn. Die Wittme uno Stisf
John ssranf Boliou. Die Yesrbisune
ianb ssitsrn i'm 8atbebrale 5risbbol
itatt. naf elmer Granerieisr in Der 81
Petet'8 8atbtorale.
- Srau Siancis S8ilfens uno lib,
Sobn Slrrp. lsstersr Elm btfanntsl
Pianolsbrer. wurosu WtOnias 8Ormlt
tag In ibrer Wobnuns on Noams Nue
nue. onrh Senhtsas eritidt aufgefun
ben. Ole @ntosdung murbe 9emad,t
oils cine Shweiter Der 5rau Uiltens
pon Brootlpn bisrher fam. um iie su
bsiuhen. uno nidt In bic Wobnunl
aslanssn fonnte. Die an,tiheu beu
ten an. oaB Wiutter uno Sobn 9emeln
jam Selbitmorb besinSsn.
- Wie nod INNER. 9eftaltete iib Del
iGbrlidbe DtaSfenbnll bes Scranton Sie
bsrfranB. wslfsr lssten Oonnsritat
Absno in Der Ysreinsballe ituttIanb, a
elmer slon,uollen Ssiilihf,it. nno ma
audb rsht fart bsiubt. Der Ball II
mie iibllf NIT elmer iebr bibiten uni
liunpouen @r6iinun9sicene einseleite
moroeu. bic 9err Sobn Brunner ent
morfsu uub in isinsr betannten 9riino
lithen Weiie burhfihrte. 9iaboem 3u
lsst Der Yrins unb BrinSsiiin srihIenel
paren, muroe Der Ball iormeu mt Den
r@rano Uiard4 srOffust. nod Dsldeu
iih bic Wiasfsn uno Suihauer bls gu
iriiben Wtorssnltunoe nah SerSenslui
psrsniistsn. Das 8Omitse. peldts il
10 umiidtissr SDeiie Die arruusemeul'
fur olsie srfolsreide Ssitlibfeit traf
Osftano aus ben 9srrsn Shopis z
Stipp (YoriissD. hilbert s. @olfs
Ssns VI. 2ropp. Viftor VI. SBsnjsl uni
Sobn Drummer.
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BiIfes.Sarre NDti3em.

= Der 81 Sabre alte Grant S'Sara
III frhb Srsitas Uiorssn in cem 0aSaro
Seilenmerf, mo er oils Jtaht Wtalhi
nenlsitsr unseitsllt mar, plDslih foot
n,soerssiiiir,t.
- S1au @liiabstb Sensfciesr. bic
Dor "a Sahren in GnDeilsr. SeutidI
lamb, 9eborsu wuros uno isit ii5er 20
Subren bier mobubaft mar. lit Dien'
iias In Der 8obnuns ibrer Gottsr.
ssrau Darn .. @arfbufi uon 9iOro
Wtain StraBe, nat furSsr Sranfbsit
ssitoi hen.
= als Samss gBalisr am Donnsrs
flag In Dem Wpomin9 Sallsp Spissu
inert on Sh llnion StraBe cine IN Der
Wtaldiusris sefauSene Splsenrolle ber'
uusslebsn pollte. muroe isin rebter
Nrm blnsin ssiossn uno obetbalb oem
@uboesn ubsstiitn Sm @np 9olpi'
tal fano man 60 u0lbis, ben alm gang
gu amputiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-14
GalIsnReiue unb Usi&wiire.

UalIeneeine nnb Uei@wire. .Sh
bin In isbtsr !3st isbr bsihdftiat gene
fem fdireibt 0err 8. > Sano pou
Sui 2aft. Sosf.. -oarum hoffe if iie
msrosn mid sutihuloisen. oab Id nidt
ebsr seihriebsu h,bs. s5rau e. Dild
asli aisrislbit liti an @allsuiteinen. unf
bic aer,te tmpf hlsn cine ioiortise Sps
ration. anitatt bsrsn U 1t gu folssn.
uabm fie Nlpsnfrduter. ytahbem iie
biele Wisoisiu swsi Woheu lang ss
brauht hottie. laste iie mir. raB ras
Ssilmiiiel ihre @rwartunysn rpeit iibsr
iroffeu babe. Sie III iest aeiuno.A
SD islbit mar NIT @dd.Lnreu bes
baftet uno eroulbsts uniaebars Sdmer
,en. 3mei asr,ts saben MIDI als nm
beilbar auf, natosm iie mid ,pet Dio
nate long bebanoelt hatttn. Susi flo
ihen Sorni's alpenfIduter baben mid
pon meinem yeioen befieit. Dies mar
In 1875. uno i'd bin ielibsr ME wiecel
nit @eidwiirsn geplast seweisn. SD
fam oiss psilmltisl allen Ssioenosu
bsitens emprehlen."
Wian fann usrutnitiser Weiis su Tel
mem anoeren ShluB fommen. OILS oaB
cine Wttoljin. bic iolde srtinblihe Dsil'
afolse er,iett. ein,is IN ihrG Dirt fein
mub. ST ss nidbt msrt. init einem iOl
den Prdparat sinsn Yaiuh 1u mah n.
ntnn alles bunf,l uuo troltlos aus
isbt? luslsid auoereu Wtsoi3insn NJ
5ornl's Nlpenflduter uttt IN Apoths
fen su haben. Spe,ialo9enten lleftrr
60 ben 4euien oirett aus Dem Saborato
rum Der 9erifellsr. Or. Yeter 5nhlnst
& cone 60. 25Ul Waiblngtou Blob.
@hicaao, Su.
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0pn Der &fbfetff.

ssrdulein Carrie Snod bon Sidorp
Stroes uuo Hseie Noams Don @ebar
Aushus iino ON Sa1tas ourd Puftor
Thsooor s. 9abn 3u einsm @bspaar
einSeieantt moroen.
Sin @sipann Pi,rbe bes 2ontraiters
Wt. s. Huoep fisl Samltas on Ssoar
auenue In cine .3ehenperlsnfnn9 uno
es bausrte pier Stunbtn, bic mon bic
2biere berausidofite.
Soispb @uiliano pon bieier Seite,
weldsr Dor etllhen Wionattn ben Or.
u. Z. Sbinaberrp 10 lsbsnsseiGbrli4
psrmuubete, 1T Snmitas ~ pier Sabs
Zen SubIhaus uerurtbsilt worosn.
Srau Soiepb Pantle uon gittston
Gpenne lit Disnita9 Abeno nod Idnse'
Ter 8rantbelt 9eitorben. Sie mar 46
Sabre alt uno nlrb uon losm @atten,
oler S0bnen uno ulsr G69tsrn hbsr'
lebt.
Srdnlein Warp @eler BON Broof
StraBs unb Ssfar 9isbesfp uon @eoar
Apenue purosn Dienitas Wtoresu In
Der ct. Wfarisn 3irhe burh Wffer.
Better 6. @briit gum Suno firs 9sben
sinssfesnst.
SaiOb. Sobn Der @bsleuts Safob 8.
Ssranotl pon Pittston apenut, 1T am
porltBten Dienitas in Sprinsfislo,
WfaH., 9eitor5en unb Samitas bier be.
eroist norbsn. Der Bsritorbene mar
Al Sabre alt unb mirb pon Der g8ittwe
uno einem Sino hberltbt.
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- Die Yoli,ei III bsuadrihtist NOR.
ben, onB @sorss Conan. Elm @lsrf oes
0otsl @aisp @isarrsnpuItes, ii4 $110
aneianete uno ausfniff.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-01-04
Married at Deminq

Alvin c. Schaefer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Schaefer of this city
and Miss Elsie c. Schweiger of
Duluth were married Saturday at
Deming, New Mexico. Lieut.. c..
Ramshaw, champlain of the 125th
Field Artillery officiated. The
marriage was solemnized at the
home of friend of the bride and
only a limited number of guests
were present. Albert McMahan
and Ray Parker acted as best men.
Alvin is a musician with the
125th Field Artillery Band form
erly the Third Minnesota. He
enlisted from Duluth were he was
employed as instructor of printing
at the Denfeld High and the
Lincoln Junior High schools. The
bride has taught in this city where
she is well and favorably known.
She left Duluth two weeks ago for
visit at Deming. She has been
employed as grade teacher at the
Ely school at Duluth.
A large number of Ely ard
Duluth friends join in wishing the
young couple all possible happiness.
Mrs. Schaefer returns Sunday to
Duluth. The couple will be at
home in Duluth after the return of
Mr.. Schaefer from the front.