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The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
BRITONS MAY
CONTROL ALL
EMIGRATION
Bill in Commons for Board
to Guide Postwar
Migrations.

London, July 15.-Emigration from
England after the war may be guided
and controlled by the government, II
a bill now before the house of COM
mons is passed.
This bill, which was recommended
by the Dominion Royal Commission,
has two objects: to constitute a CEN
tral authority which would have GER
tain executive powers in connection
with emigration from the United
Kingdom, and to control those ac-
lively connected with emigration.
such as passage brokers and emigra-
ton societies.
The central authority would repre-
sent all parts of the empire. Its du-
ties would consist of distributing in
formation to prospective emigrants,
advising and assisting them IN their
choice of future homes, especially In
the case Of members of the naval,
military or air forces Of the empire,
and their wives, widows and depend
ents.
To Control Brokers.
All passage brokers would con-
duct their business after receiving
licenses from the government and
after paying q bond OF s12,50o to In
, sure their good faith. No emigra-
ton societies would be allowed to
carry on propaganda work without
the approval Of the authorities.
This reconstruction policy" says
Mr.. Hewins. under secretary for the
colonies" will not in any way In
fringe upon the personal liberty OF
any Englishman to emigrate where
he desires, but 1t will be our pol
icy to set before the prospective
emigrant the advantages of making
his home in one of the possessions
, of the empire. We merely aim to
give definite encouragement to the
utilization Of the emigration that
does take place for building up the
strength and prosperity of the en-
pire..
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
AERO REPORT, READY
SOON, TO o. K. LIBERTY

The aviation subcommittee Of the
Senate Military Committee hopes to
make a report next week upon the
investigation it has been conducting
for some time.
A portion Of the report will concern
the Liberty motor. 1t Is understood
the committee will give the motor its
official o. K, the only criticism being
that the engine is not adapted to
enough types of planes: It is being
used with great success In observa-
ton and bombing planes, but not in
combat fiiers, a committee member
said.
The same committee member said
that I'D to this time about 500 fight
ing planes made in this country were
either on their way to Atlantic ports,
crossing the ocean. or In France.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District Of Columbia. Maryland. Virginia.
North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia:
Fair Tuesday and probably wednesday. little
change in Temperature; gentle shifting winds
mostly south.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
Y. N. c. A. BUYS
PROPERTY FOR
IT'S VAR WORK
Office Quarters to Be Es-
tablished at 1904
G Street.

The 7. M. c. A. has purchased the
4-story red brick building at f7o4 q
street. which has been repaired and
renovated to serve az office quarters
for the z. M. @. A. war work council
Of the Washington district, and also
will afford dormitories for transients
until they can be assigned to perma-
nent lodging places by the associa-
tons housing bureau
The purchase price OF this property
was $4,000. In addition the associa-
ton has acquired the property be-
tween i70l @ street and the boys de-
partment, now occupied by a livery
stable, for which s29.s00 was paid.
Thus the association now owns all the
property from the alley adjoining the
Labor Department building to Eigh-
teenth street.
War Work Council oices.
The two lower floors of 17o4 @ street
will be occupied shortly by the offices
of the war work council for this dis
trict. On the first floor will be the
office of the business director, s. T.
Allen. who will be in general charge
Of office management. He viii have
two assistants. There will be q wait
ing room for callers. a supply room
and cloak room on this floor. and the
building will have telephone ex-
change.
In the rear room Of the first floor
viii be the headquarters of women's
recruiting work, which viii be in
charge of Mrs. Robert z. Straw
bridge. Mrs. Frank B. Noyes and
Mrs. J. Norment Powell.
On the second floor win be the con-
struction department. now in charge
Of c. W. Bier. Of Pittsburgh. who
will direct building and repair work
on all association structures in this
district. DR.. Paul r. Hickok. religious
work director, and DR.. d. e. Yarnell.
associate general secretary, in charge
of activities, will have offices on the
second floor. There will also be
located there d. e. Filler, of the
passport division; g. W. Irwin, asso-
ciate general secretary for this dis
trict. and Charles Ramsey. in charge
OF personnel
There will be an information bureau.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
Franklin X. Lane Forgot
He Was 81 Yesterday,
But Someone Told Him

Secretary Of the Interior Franklin
K. Lane had to be told yesterday that
ii was his STANDARDIZATION. Mrs.
Lane and the family. who usually re-
mind him of such things, are out of
the city. But for the circumstances
of his birthday, Secretary Lane might
be regarded as a possibility for the
Presidency one of these days. II
happens, however, that he was born
year Charlottetown, Prince Edward
Island, Canada, whereas the Consti-
tuition Of the United States says none
but the native born may aspire to the
Presidency.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
Was Never 9 Boy, But Is
Now Juvenile Judge

This Is little story OF Bad Boy
hood. which never really happened.
and yet which is always happening.
ana OF Judge X. Sellers. who as Pres
ident Wilson's personal appointee to
the District of Columbia Juvenile
Court. viii administer to misdirected
young humanity.
For purpose of illustration, there
fore. observe one Daniel Webster
Gottlieb. alias Make the Sparrow"
standing before the bar of justice.
Mike. you should know, Ii 10 years
old. He Is alleged to be energetically
and excessively incorrigible. He pleads
guilty automatically and unanimously
--shifty eye, uncombed head and q
tendency to dodge.
These things they say about you.
Daniel" remarks Judge Sellers, "are
they true7 They say you threw mud
on Mrs. Smiths wash line, which Is
very wrong. Daniel. And they say
you smoke cigarettes. which Is worse.
What have you to say for yourself"
Mikes eye darts to the bench, then
away again.
"All the kids smokes coffin nails"
he says briefly.
mot the kind of little boy that
grows up to be President" reminds
Judge Sellers.
Huh! Howdju known You never
was q boy!'
That's all about Mike In this story.
Mike, the opportunist. doesn't exist.
but the point he raises does. and with
1t the problem.
The fact. as stated. is that Judge
elect Katherine Sellers never was
boy. She will acknowledge this. And
out In Marysville, Ohio, her home
town, they will tell you that she was
a model girl-the head Of her class.
brilliant. refined. sheltered.
Il think, says Judge-elect Sellers,
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
W. 5. 5. OWNERS MAY
RECORD THEM AT P. O.
Protects Against Loss or Destruc.
ton of Cards.

Owners Of war saving stamps are
urged by Chairman Callahan of the
District War Savings Committee to
register their war savings certificates
as rapidly as they are filled with the
IS stamps. This protects the owner
again loss Of the card or its destruc-
ton. Registration may be made at any
postofflce Of the first. second or third
this service Each card bears spaces
for the insertion of u --ty stamps OF
the maturity value of s. each, as well
as a serial number and a space for
the postoffice registration.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Perfect hI..a ~. 81

Perfect blend tea, eec, Gunpowder
tea CSC: Blue Label coffee. Csc:
navy beans. 15c; lima beans. lee;
red kidney beans, 12hc can; FISH
buckwheat flour, i1hc; seeded raj
sins, 10c; fancy evap. peaches tie;
large prunes, tic; large herring. Sc;
spaghetti. 12c. Log Cabin syrup,
zoe; cocoanuts. &c and Sc; Star cocoa.
25c:. 13 ozs. sardines. 15c; 20 ozs.
Sf Pow1er IN lse. &c l4zV Seysntn
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16

are taking advantage of this last
open night to see the Club and de-
eide whether they are going TO join
The Association during the campaign
A cafeteria supper will be served as
usual from o'clock on The Camp
Meigs band viii give concert
which will be followed by moving
pictures
The Washington herald., 1918-07-16
Y. w. c. A. MEMBERSHIP
RALLY FINAL TONIGHT

The last rally in the membership
campaign Of the Y. W. c. A. will
be held tonight at the Country Club.
Ssu Wisconsin avenue. Preparations
are being made for the entertain.
ment of large numbers of girls do
ing war work in Washington who
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
Markt lit nprnna.
Bon @arianne 6. 8eitpfabl in Dresden.

5rii6ten unO berrIihen 9lumen, sipis
fden 3iegen, 2Gmmern unb 8Drben
pou fetten @efliisels auf unb db. Die
5rauen NIT benz maleriib sebliimtsn
umfdlasstud ssihmiidt. rote pber
blaue Striimpfe an ben !leinen 5ii=
BEN, Die in ben trabitionelIen tlapz
psrnben, nit bobsm 4bIob seidmiidz
ten 9olapantoffeln iteden. llnb lie
laufen anmutig unb sra5iOs iib in
ben 5iiften ipiesenb einber, gleidpiel.
ob iie einen @emiiIstorb ober ben
tupfernen Daiiertefel auf ibrem
buntlen 8opf trosen! Die Mdnner
i'm nit Sdafpels sefiitterten lonsen
Manteltrasen, bem Sirtenpels Der
4penninen. breittrdmpige !Siite auf
unb tofett ssi9lungene bante Salsz
tiider um - 10 fDnnen iie ftunoenz
lang i'm bi4teiten 9eipiibl sebulpts in
Der iparmen Sonne iteben, ipdbrenb
Jrau unb Sodter unter lauten 2obz
prsiiunsen fir bic eolaSione ooer ben
pranao aiparasi unb ipinaes (Spar=
gel unb SpinaD ober ben iibelriedenz
ben merlus8o (Stodfiid) uno Die in
rieiisen Soni4iiheln gequollenen faz
sioli C9obnem ,pelde iibsraus idmads
bafte Suppsn (mineitra) erseben, perz
faufen! 9astpiIden sadern Die Siibz
ner. buften 3piebeln, &rGuter unb
Gardiner, leudten soloselbe Sranz
gen unb 2imonen, sriine 9erge bon
cocomsri unb eaboIo fiOre (@urten
unb 8lumenfobD unb on langen
S9niiren bGnsen @sintrauben ernitz
baft ipie tleine sraue MGnnlein in
benz bunten Wirrparr poa 5arbe uno
2idt!
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Etnp rtHprnp Atrtlrp.

sc lit ni6t allaenein befannt,
oaB iid) 8onItantinopeI zines ielte.
men 9outperfs riibnen fam. IS
lit bas Die 80 @eter Iange, is Mc.
ter breite uno 80 Weter bobe in
S8ien fonItruierte eiierne Stride Der
buIeariiden @emeinbe Der Salb'
mpnbItobt. Sn slnbctradt, oab Der
fir Die slufiteIlung Der Stride am
@olbenen .Sorn beItinlmte B!at ei.
rent Steinbaue feline iidcrc 9aiis
bot, mnBte gum @iien gesriffen
peroen. 0as Silnbamcnt milBte
erit 81 Wteter ticf piIoticrt peroen;
Der ieItgenouertc Sodel gebt INN
bas gauge eiierne @eb1ube. 9ieie
Stride mar Die erite, bei peIder
nidt bios bos 9erippe, ionbern Der
aanse 9nu MIR aus giien lit, nno
5tpar iinb bie iIuden Stiitmdnoe
aus Sdniiebe., Die reid profilier'
ten uno orudinentierten oberen
,Wauern" aus @uBeiien. slrf Dem
Sodcl rubt ein eiierner GoIt, bciien
9Gnoer ben gnn5en gou rrnipan-
nen. Gas 8elamteiiengeluibt bes
airdenbaiies betrdgt 5000 Weter.
3entner. Ser imcre Girheuroilm.
melder etipa 6 bis 500 gerionen
fabt, lit burd Die ifnliebeeiicrnen
StiitiGuleu acteilt in elm breites
Vlittel. nno slpei idmGlere Sci.
tenIdiiie, ferner Die slpiis unb ben
Gbor, on ipeld) Iebtertn iid Der bon
bier SGrIen getragcne Surm oil.
IdIieBt. Die s(rditeftur trdgt 10
pollitGnbig ben Steindarafter, bai,
nad) Dem slnitrib bcS @iiens uno
Der Snnenbeforierrmg nit Rarmor-
get6fel oas eigentIihe @ailmaterial
Dem bIoBen sluee nidt ipieOer er.
fennbor iein ipirb. 9as MitteIihiif
itno Ole stpiis oedcu Sonnengeipol6c,
Die Scitenidiffe iuerben bon areiis-
aeip6Iben iibcrbedt. 9ie 0adfor.
men iinb in fCr Oiitte cin iteileS
SottcIbad mo ieitudris ein fla.
d,cs Cad. Gie slrhitefttrpl6ne
parcn bon Dem slrbiteften sSoiepb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

Cine Sebsnspiirbisfsit BON 9erona
seniebt man fider nur auf augens
blide, 10 i'm 8orbeiseben. uno eiz
sentIid iollte man seraoe bier ldnsere
3eit peripeilen! 9enn bas Slid itas
lieniI6es 9oltslsbeu, pas ii4 ieben
5as anf Der alten pias5a 5grbe. bem
9emiiiemartt BON 8erona, abIpielt,
lit 70 better unb luitis, 10 bumorpoa,
10 lout unb sDttli6 naip. bob jeber
Rorbldnber feline belle 5reube an Dem
uripiidiisen, munteren Sreiben Der
gambler, 9emitiefrauen &inber.
MauIeiel unb 5eoertiere baben mub!
CUR Jriiblinssseit, penn bic bliibenz
ben Manbelbdume, roiisen. pom Sims
mel gefanenen Wolten slei6 bic
brounen Hiebsrungen beden, unb Die
bunte pra6t Der 4nemonen unb Raz
nuntel auf ben ipeiten Dieien Der alz
ten 5eituns 8erona erbliiben, iFs
bier befpnbers i6Dn. Bon ben be-
netif6en Qlpen, bic alleiamt mod nit
idtobpeiben Sdneetappen einse9iillt
iinb, ,tpebt Elm frii6er Winb bernie
Der, aber solben funtelt bic Sonne
am itablblauen Simmel unb berrlia
ndrmeno foit iie bic rot unb selb unb
blabblau seitridenen Saiiaben Der als
ten brollissn 5duIer. lpel4e bic pia5z
90 b'@rbe begrenaen. 9unte So
louiien unb 8orbGnge fdmiiden bic
meilten 5enIter Der fleinen Pafas3i
uno in ieber Gtase 6dnsen in einfas
dem Solsbauer ollerlei fuitige Sinas
pDgel in Der parmen 5riibiinssfonne
Sen iinst Der iprubelnbe Quea bes
8runnens auf benz plaB, ben tDner
bic bimmelnbsn @lDdhen ber Mauls
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
Sattta Marglrrrtta Ttgure.
Gin IanbIdaftlides ga rabies am @ittelmeer.
gpn 1triula b. @eoel.

breiten iith ppr ben ausen bes 5remz
ben. gu beHen 9enuBreiditen 3eitperz
treib oft cine beidaulihe plaubers
itunbe nit bieIen eefdpdbissn nnb
autrauliden Spibenpeberinnen ge'
bort, nGbrenb bos einseborene Wdns
nerpolt nit Der tppifden rotten Reas
politanermiibe in 9ruppen feitab
itsbt unb ieoe Rebe nit ausfpuden
betrdftiet.
Oft unterbriht bas Weiberaez
fdipdb elm ssGlenbes pissi, pissi. bas
benz burdreifenbsn 5remben gilt,
ipdbrsnb Der fdon betannte 5Oreitiere
nit &aufanseboten riidiihtspol bers
fbpnt pirb, poer es tlinst Elm 2ieb
in bic 4rbeit binein. Elm altes. fdperz
mitiges 2ieb aus Der Selbenaeit. bas
enblps sebt unb beHen Refrain nit
melandoliider RegelmaBigteit piez
berfebrt. limb ipie iie finsen! sic
fheinen als SGngerinnen geboren au
Iein. Die sliidlih iie 'iinb. penn iie
einen 3ubDrer baben. Oie MGnner
bebonoeln iie ibr 2eben lang pie &inz
Ser, unb tpie Rinber 10 barmlos, 10
unipifenb unb neusierig. fpielfiidtis
unb gutbersig NIT ibrem beibsn 3emz
permanent aeben iie bur6s 2eben.
Ddbrenb unter ben MGnnern piele in
ibrsn unselebrtsn aDpfen idpere
Sroeen pdl5en, tiefe 9ebanfen iiber
2eben unb Sob, Relision uno 2eben
oniteaen, bic in feltIamem Sontrait gu
ibrer untenntnis bes 2eiens uno
S6reibens ftsbsn, fdauen bic Srauen
gebonfenlos, in sldubigem 8ertrauen
Inn T6. Die einaigen 8onflitte. bic
iis tennen, iinb folde Der 2iebe, unb
ibnen treten iie NIT ben urtuiidii9iten
8esriffen BON 2eht uno llnre6t entz
sssen. 2lud eeben ibre unermiibli'
den Yluubereien meiit nur auf 2ies
bessef6i6ten binaus. 0as alles
Tdeint peitbergebolt, ni4t su benz
Santa Margbertta Der Srsmben au
gebDren, BON benz ih fhreiben min,
unb bod 1T es untrennbar bapon.
| Sbne ibre @inipobner berlDren bic
pornbieiiid f9Dnsn Stdbte rings Inn
osn 9olf bic Sdlfte ibres Rsises.
Iu9 feline Sebenspiirbisfeiten bat
Santa Marsberita. Sn Der alten
Saupttirde am Marttplab, bic aus
Dem 13. Sabrbunbert ftammt unb
auf ben Sriimmern eines Mitbrasz
tempels itsben iolI, finbet iih bic BON
| MpmmIen 10 eeriibmte urna Cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
gersban am 8bcim.

8om g1bein unb ieinen gaeben-
fliiIIen aus, mo i6on Die &0mer
nod gIei, 8upfer, giien lnb @aI.
mel erllben, riidte Der beutide Berg
bau ollmdbli6 nad) Noroen 1tnb
Siten por. SIM Sabre 1873 perlieb
aaiier 2uoipig Der 5romme bas
Red)t Der SaI5gepinnung un bas
&Ioiter Gorbep, bas BEL bem belt.
tigen Sorter lag. Die Sal5aeluin'
nuns BET 9ieu5e in 2otbringen miro
S93 erlp1bnt. @eeen $40 tpuroe
unter Otto l. Die grslaeeritGtte am
Tanmelsberg BEL 8oslar entbeft,
unb ourd, frdnfiibe 9ersIeute in
getrieb geiest. llngefGbr 5rr glei.
den 3eit begann Der 9ergbau i'm
Sberbar5. SIM ii. Ssabrbunbert
eelanete inn Sdnarspalb Der Gil
berbersbau 5ur 9Iiite. Der 3inn-
bergbau am Siibabbang bes idd.
iiiben @r5sebirses aebt auf Die
0titte bes 12. Sabrbunberts suriid.
Ser slbbau Der Sreiberger Silber'
flmoItGtte ipurbe Inn oas SSabr
ITO in gngriff genonmen. 300
Sabre ipGter fanb man Die Silber.
gGnee bel Sdneeberg in Sa6icn
auf. Cine SiIberitiife Der Sdnee'
Berger @rube ct. @eora lieferte
t477 400 3entner Silber. @egen
oie Mitte bes 12. Sabrbunberts
ipurbe in Sdleiien nah @olo ee.
ibiirft. 9urb 8aiden getuann
man in Ser 9onau, i'm Gbein unb
in Ser Sfmor5a in Sbiiringen be.
ItrG6tlide @olbmengen. Die slus.
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efel unb pferoe am rotten Sau4gurt,
unb bumpf unb brauienb, Jellenb unb
treiidenb, oft aber aud in barmonis
idhem Singiang anfdneleno, branoet
bas @erduid BON 9unberten bon
Stimmen i'm eipisen 9luf uno 4b tpie
Meeresposen empor bis CUR itolsen
S0be bss selpaltisen Ratlausturmes,
Der pie Elm alter Wd6ter aus Hleienz
sefdledt BON Often fer sur 9ias5a
b'Grbe berabi6aut unb I'M befen gi=
gantiIds. roti9parse 3innen Die mill
ben Surmfalten ibre areiie sieben!
Srunten aber auf bem Utartt post
bic buntsefleibete Mense spiiden ben
nod buater flammenben Semiiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

sfm speiten 5eiertase Gnbert ii6
bas Bib pie nit sinem 3auberf9las
ge. 2luf ben am WaFer iid sntlang
3iebenoen nStranobdsen", ben runter
ben 2inoen" Der Stodbolmer, iisbt
man cine oidte, auf unb ob posenbe
WenIdenmense. bic gsssn Mitte9
aufmertiom ben &lGnsen Der fon5ers
tierenben Wilitdrtapslls lauidt.
Ta6 bem Sisrsarten finbet cine
ipabre 90lterpanoeruna itatt; am
Ibenb iino ole Sbeater. 8inos uno
Spn5erte iberfiillt.
Die fdpsbif6s Sauptitabt lit bsu=
te reid an obenoli9en @sreniisun9ss
itGttsn. an beren Spibe bic a0nias
li6s Spsr murfdiert. 9eipGbrt fdon
Der Qnbsnbsreide 8au BON auben
einen impofanten Qnblid, 10 iebt bos
pra9tpplIe 6Oper in gritauneu. Sn
Der Spsr tonnte ih mid aud iibers
5eusen. bab bic S6psoen teinespess
bic fiibGen Naturen fnb. ipie 10 oft
bebnuptet pirb.
8ettitt ser Jrsmbe in Stodbolm
elm srobes Reitauront, 70 pirb ibm
trob Der 5ilIs bic Rube auffauen,
bic in bem Raums bsrrfdt. Der
SGnsoe InterhaIt ii6 nur aes
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Satfd9li6 esipdbrte bic Stabt am
eriten 5eiertase einen fait ausgei itor@
benen Qnblid. Sur i'm ,Sfan1en j.,
benz fommerlihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Stpdbplmsr 8epDlteruns, herridte
ipdbrenb Der Stunben, ba vbie Sdanz
ae" ssDffnet mar, Elm reser pinter<
lider 9etrieb; nm 10 mebr, als ipobl
am erfen Geiertase rSfanIen" bic
einsige Stodbolmer Dffentli4e Beibz
nadtstonsefiion iein biirfte.
Sm sisrsarten - Dem r9urgars
ben" - batten iih bic Sdneefloden
gu elmer impoianten S6neebede bers
einist. Die Renntiere. polarfii6fe.
gstimpbunbe, 8aren unb @Dlfe pdbz
ten portrefflib in bas pinterli6e
9emGlbe. 2luf benz pobium, auf benz
an fdDnen Sommertasen alte gauz
erntdnse aufsefiibrt unb balariide
9oltslieber sefunsen ipsroen, pranst
bissmal Elm mddtiser g8sibnadtsz
baum. 9luf benz Dunfhsettel Der
Stodbolmer ssinoeripelt ideint Elm
Ritt auf einem bsr gielden pber
ppnbs i'm rSfanTsn" nidt gu feb
len, benn bic Siere purben bon ben
fr0bIiden unb 10 frif6 ousfebsnben
8uben unb' Mdbden unaus9eiebt in
Iniprub eenommen.
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mtntrrtagf III. 5tnfthnlttt.
sSou sselir Sarmanu.

ben. 2tber Der Meni4 oentt, anp
bas Barometer lentt. Die su mtloe
5emperatur, bic bel unierer Infunft
in benz noroifden 8ensbis berr{6te,
Iieb bic 5lpden auf Der Grbs fpfort
in elm 9lidts aerflieBen, in ben be-
fonnten uno 9efiirdteten Matih. Der
iebe Stabt, OBJ srob pber Helm, i'm
traurisitsn &leibe erfdeinen labt.
Sm aaufe bes Sages. beionoers
sesen absno, idien Der @sttsreott
Iid zines 8eFeren beionnsn gu bos
ben, I'M ben Stodbolmern ibren Ssie
liaenabenb nidt gang gu perberben;
o6er nit Der follsnben 5emperatur
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

2lllerbinss erIiidt bas Stodbols
mer Rodtleben gar balo. Tim Wlit<
terna6t tit i'm onsemeinen S6lub;
i'd lam mid nidt entiinnen, in Der
sansen Wslt cine 10 rubise nddtlihe
Stobt ipie Stpdbolm ansetrpffen au
bdben.
Die SsrraFs bss rSperatafeet" i'm
Opernbaufs, pon Der iid benz 4uge
i'm Sommer eine entaiidenbe Iusii6t
auf bic umgebung bietet. ift i'm @ins
ter seidloFen. alber aud bisier bot
ieiite 9eise, penigItenS mar oas
nd6tli9e Bib, bas i6 bur4 eine Der
serraRen>9lastiiren erfpdbte. febr
Itimmunsspoll.
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S9on bic 5abrt bon MalmD na4
Der .Mdlart0nisin" Stodbolm lisB
ertsnnen, baB, Jruu 5olle i'm Torosn
tu6tis bic 9etten seihiittelt batte.
DolO uno Slur pran9ten i'm ipeiben
Gelponbe. bem bic tppii6en rotten
5ol5bduIer stlpas 2sben perlisbsn.
Die ousseoebnten pielsn Walonngen
unb soblloien bDl5ernen Souten bss
peifen. baB Sdtpeoens 5ols Sdpes
bens @olb lit. Surs BON Der fdpsz
bifGen Sauptitabt beaannsn Die
Jlodsn bon neuem gu fallen, 10 oiht,
baB man iib barauf sefabt madte,
Stpdbolm i'm tiefiten Sdnee gu fins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

@aFenbubsn, Solbaten unb f40ns
9lumenmGoden. prieiter, Samen,
30ainnen : allss tpanbert i'm prans
gen bes 9emiiiemarftes climber. @s
lit Elm 9si9rsi unb @efreifd unb 9es
iinge unb 9eiuble. als tpdre auf Der
pia5sa b'grbe gu 8erona Elm etpiger
Sabrmartt. Elm tdslides 5reuoenfeit
unb in @abrbeit pirb ppbl audi fela
ten cine @sroneierin an einem Gage
peridumsn, nit totetten S4ritten fpe<
nigitens einmal iiber bic PiaSsa na4
Ser 8ia nuopa au trippeln - tpenn
lie aud sarni9ts, aber aud rein gars
ni6ts auf benz Martt bon 8errna
fauien mill
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

3ipei Straben am Mittelmeergs@
iiaoe prizes man als bic fdOniten Der
Welt: bic Hue be la Gornide bon
Iissa nod Msntons unb bic Jelien@
itroBe bon Salernp nad Sorrent.
Dos mar, bepor bic Ripiera bi 2ss
ponte entbedt narb. glun reibt cine
brittle WunbsritraBe iid an: oft mitten
in ben Selfen bineingeiprenst. aiebt
iie fid fanft nm ben @olf, Den man
friiber 81 Suelipne nannte, pobreno
bic neue 8sasidnuns, 9plfo bi Ra@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

polio, ibren Ramen benz beberrfdenz
ben Puntt Der pielssSadten 8udtuns
entlebnt, unb fiibrt bur6 reispplle.
ipe9felnbe 2onoi4aft ppm 9lusldufer
Der 8udt. bem alten Seerduberz
f9lupf portofino, in faum Oreipierz
tel ifiinbieer Wanberuns Doriiber an
alten perfallenen Sarasensntiirmen,
on &aitenen. bic iid gu 8l6itsrn ges
ipanbelt baben, unb pom fiibnen
Selsporfprune tiefbGuues Meer unb
5onnenfro9en Simmel griiBen. unb
an 8ilIen in ipun6erbarem Stit goz
tiI9er unb rDmanif4er 8auart Dors
iiber na9 Santa Margberita, elmer
Der erfen perlen i'm Strange Der les
pantif9en StGbte.
Sernber sriiBen fdon in frobem
Sorbenipiel Die 6duier bss alten
Srtsteiles, Der bor Der gntbedung
Der ligurifden 2epante feline 5lotilz
len binaus auf ben 8orallenfana
fdidte. 2uitis flattert Die Wdi4e in
spanesloien Dinbuneen ipie eins
2ompipntette bon Saus gu Saus,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
Ncier Sallabe.

es ipurbe Elm 0ldghlciu aeliebct
Sou einem Wteper nit e;
Siir's ielbiee Wdghleiu entbrannt' audi
Gin Raper in 2iebcsipcb.
gs ind)te 5u iibertrumpfen
Ser Rcber ben RaDer nit a,
Sod Iad)te Der eritere ~bebel"
60 Iadbte Der 3ipettc rbabal"
limb ieber eIa,ibie. er mare
@eitimnlt I'M &orte Der 5abn.
lint meinte, Der cabere iebtc
Sn cirem toridten 8abrl
Sas NdeoIeiu aber. bas begte
stir beioe uiht Spmpntpic
limb nabm - Glide bes S6idiatsi -
Sen reiden Reier nit IL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

golmen tpiesen iih Oidt am Stranz
be. Doriiber bauen iih Die 6duler
unb palGite Der 9roben Sotels i'm
neuen Stabtteil auf. Srinnen in benz
Srt ober mifdt iih 5rembentum
uno einbeimiidb Weien gar number
lid. 2Gnss Der Sduier in artaosn
inter palmen iibt bic bunte Sdar
fleibiser Stalisnerinnen, oeren Munos
inert nit ben esidittsn Sdnben sleis
dlen Ghritt hdlt. 3orteite Spiben