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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-18

About 100000 bushels of coal left
Pittsburgh yesterday for Louisville in
Charge of eight towboats, the first
shipment from that port for the south
in many months.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-18

Mrs. W. S. Yazell and daughters,
Misses Christine and Marguerite, of
Sutton street are in Cincinnati this
eek.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-18
FOR SALE QUICK

John d. Woods cottage, Wiiiiaiii'
street. 5 rooms, bath, water, gas see
7 NJ LANE & CO., First Standard
Bank building. Phone $50. 1901
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-18

The Knights OF Columbus will meet
tonight at 1880 o'clock.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-18

Mr.. Jack Carrigan of Aberdeen still
remains in a critical condition from
tie effects of paralysis.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-18

L0ST-Masonic Ring late Friday
night or Saturday morning. Own
er's name is in ring. Reward II
returned.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-18

L0ST-Book with initial S. NJ. T.
Finder return to 31S East Fifth
street or phone 9S-w. 1S-3t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
SETTLES INCOME TAX
House Ways and Means Body
Agrees on 10 Per Cent.
Little Change Is Contemplated In De.
auctions, Credits and Ex-
emotions.

Washington, July 24--The House
Ways and Means committee has ten
ta'ively agreed upon inclusion in the
nov war revenue bill. designed to
raise $4,000, 100000 by taxation, OF a
10 per cent normal tax on all incomes
Of individuals after deduction of 81 900
for unmarried persons, and $4,000 ex.
emption for married persons.
This was understood after the Sec
ond session of the committee which
Is framing the bin for presentation in
the House, when Congress reconvenes
the last of August
Chairman Kitehin. after the SEES
sion, said data before the committee
shows that during the calendar year
1918 the net income reported by cor
porations will reach $4,000 900 900; by
individuals. S7.O00.00o. 900. The com
mittee at the session. Mr. Kitchin
said. discussed the questions of deduc
tons, credits and exemptions which
will remain. he said about as I'm the
present law.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Americans Making History.

Hurrah for the Yankees! And
not TO forget, our Allies. Most
naturally we are proud OF our
own boys first. TIE way they
have been hammcring away at
the Germans the past week is
nothing slow and the Huns are
due for more Of it. Their faces
are now turned. toward Berlin
instead Of Paris.
News dispatches report the
loss to Germany Of 10000 men
in week. This looks encourag
ing. The fact that America now
has over 1000, 900 men in France
and the number of men on each
side Of the battle line is more
even has put different tune
to the battle and from now on
we can expect to see the Ger
mans driven back as we'll as the
Allies. We predict interesting
reading in the news dispatches
from abroad hereafter. The
great added man-powcr from
America has helped materially in
giving strength and courage to
our Allies. 1t has instilled new
grit and determination into the
war-weary Frenchmen, English.
men and italians. Onward, on to
victory.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

derstanding Of how peace among
the nations of the earth shall be
preserved by Cooperation
among these nations. When this
has been accomplished the CO.
operative movement again shall
be started on it's road TO victory.
And one of the greatest, per-
haps the very greatest, force OF
all, which hitherto has pushed
cooperation forward everywhere,
is the mutually pledging of all
the members in any cooperative
society, that they, one for all,
and all for one will go together,
stick together, stay together, and
work together, in the sure be-
lief that united are we strong"
If anything should happen to
go wrong or not to turn out to
the very best, it is not for any
member to turn away, trying to
escape a possible risk. by leav-
ing it to the rest to bear it. If
such thought prevails, there
can be no cooperation. II would
mean the breaking down Of the
strength, because it would dis
solve the Unity. 1t would mean
the victory Of the money pow
ers, which cooperation is aimed
at to destroy.
And therefore, the uniting,
the binding ourselves together in
such way as to hang together
this is not going into any kind
Of slavery, because slavery is to
be subject to some outside force
or power.
Not means to join IN mu-
tual confidence and in the spirit
Of helping each other and there
by securing the very best result
for all and every one. 1t is to
join on the road toward the very
highest freedom. the freedom
from being mastered by the mo-
ney powers, just as truly rs the
working and fighting together in
the great war against the Prus-
sian autocracy is not slavery,
even though it demands sacri.
fees, yes. great sacrifices.
Cooperation works toward
economical freedom. and to join
in it and be true to it makes men
hetter--for all that.
A. Bobjerg.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Notice of Sale Of Town Refunding
Bends.


PUBLIC NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN
thai bids viii he received by the Board
OF Supervisors of the Town of par
fridge, Pine County. Minnesota. ut the
Town Hall In the Village of ASkov.
Pine County, Minnesota. IN said Town
On the ath day OF August, 1913. nj the
hour of two o'clock p. ~, for the sale
or six thousand Dollars ts6,000l Re-
funding bonds Of said Town. Said
bonds VIII be Of the Reorganization Of
$1,000 each, dated July I. 1918. AMI due
AMI payable as To principal July I. t93S.
said bonds viii bear interest at the
rate or SIX per cent per ann,tu. payR-
bic Semi~nnnunliy, both principal and
interest payable ut the FirSt National
Bank, st. Paul, MINI. Bonds viii he ready
at time uf sale. An bids must be with.
out condition or qualification. The lie.
Ea, opinion OF II. w. Moody. Attorney
ST. Paul. Minnesota, viii he furnished
To the purchaser without charge. Each
proposal must lie accompanied hy n GER
titled check foe $4,000 payable uncon,
ditionally to the order OF the Treasurer
OF said Town. The board reserves the
risht To reject any AMI an bids An
hidS should he addressed To the under
signed.
ny order of the BOARD or Supervisors
OF the Town of Partridge. Pine County.
Mihnesnta. Dated this a2nd day OF
jay. 1918.
J. T. Sorcnseu. Town Clerk.
tJuly 2h--Aug. ~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
fF-a7ssT''77779 -
COOP ERATIONs

From very small and seeming
ly insignificant beginnings the
cooperative movements went on.
first slowly having many OBJ
stacles to overcome and many
prejudices to fight against. But
as the years went by. more and
more of the people in many
lands were convinced of the
great good it was doing to the
common people. And during the
last 20 or 25 years before the
outbreak of the bloody war of
the world. cooperation had been
victorious in most of the coun-
tries Of Europe from Norway,
Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Den
mark and the British Isles in
the North to Spain. Italy. Hun
gary and even Turkey. in the
South. The war has, of course,
checked this movement for good,
for conquering the money pow
ers. and for bringing all the peo-
pie in closer touch with each
other. working toward the real
ization Of Brotherhood between
all mankind.
But the war teaches all Of us
the grim lesson Of the agony
that grows out Of brother being
against brother instead of work
ing together and the outcome of
the war will be n common un-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
American, four months for SOC

When you subscribe for q
newspaper. you want the one
containing the most news; that's
the American.
Save and have. Buy War Saw
ing Stamps.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Eagle Bears Tag Dated 1855.

Butte. Mont. July 24-"John Rogers
st Loeis~~iS55," A metal tag. bear
ing this Inscription. was attached to
the leg OF an American eagle. shot
near here. recently. In the pioneer
days, gold hunters often made pets
OF the birds. II Is believed that this
John Rogers cane from 81 Louis,
Mo There was 81 Louis Fur com
pany In existence then, bat II is not
with H. An informal investigations Is
under way 20 ascertain all the facts
possible
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
GERMANS BURNING VILLAGES
Next Stand OF Enemy May Be on the
Vesie River Line.

London, July 23.The Germans are
burning villages inside the Scissors
Rheims salient and are believed to be
preparing for a general withdrawal
to the Vesle river line. It was learned
authoritatively
The Vesle river forms practically a
direct line between Rheims and Sois
sons. II flows westward and slightly
northward through Rheims, converg
ing with the Aisne about seven miles
east of Scissors The Aisne flows on
westward through Scissors This
would represent retirement of 20
niles north of Chateau Thierry
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
AWAIT CHANCE TO DESERT
Halt a Million Aussrians EAGER to
Aid Allies.

St Louis. July 22,-~More than 50o.,
600 soldiers In the Austrian army are
awaiting the first chance To desert SO
they can aid the United States. ac,
cording To Lieut.. Anthony Holy, es.
capped lieutenant OF the Austrian army.
who arrived here to organize Caecho,
Sloyak recruiting mission for the
French government.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
EMBARGO ON VESSEL PLANS
Specifications Cannot Be Taken, to
European Countries

Washington. July 2@.-An order Is.
sued by Secretary McAdoo instructing
customs collectors to refuse permits
tn all except government officials for
;akiug ship and shipyards plans out
Of the country. revealed that agents
Of the shipping hoard recently seized
in New York large amount OF valua.
bic specifications on ships clearing for
Scandinavian ports.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

The. first principle of money
making is money saving. Buy
War Saving Stamps.
Get the habit of reporting
neWs to the American.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

JACOBSEN. RICHARD p.
LIST Glass Sergeant.
Att'd to H'q Flight. 500 Aero Rep
AIRY Forces. via New York.
JACOBSEN. THoRvALD.
16l Aero Squadron.
a. f.. r., via New York.
JENSEN. AXEL A.
Co. X. 53rd u. S. inf. A. e. F.
JENSEN. HANS p.
Co. 327. 18th Reg,
old Detention Camp.
Great Lakes. III.
JENSEN. HARALD l..
Evacuation Hospital 10.
Camp Dix. n. Y.
JENSEN. JACOB
Co. 80. 16l Depot Brigade
Camp Grant. Illinois.
JENSEN. JENS II.
Co. G. 3i4 INF,
Camp Grant. III.
JENSEN. THORVALD
Co. ID. 1875 mr., Camp Cody. N. M.
JoHANsEN. MARItrS r.
Go. ID. 35l Inf. Camp Dodge. Iowa.
JOHNSON. GUST
Co. *, 1875 Inf. Q. II. S.
Camp Cody, n. NJ.
JOHNSON, JOSEPH N.
Co. G. 109 Am. Train
Camp Cody, N. NJ.
JoRGENsEN. CARL c. F.
10 Tr. BIN. 40 Bat.
ISL Depot Br.. Camp Gordon. Ga.
KII.STOFTE. ERODE b.
Cambridge, Mass. Gen. Del.
KIr.SToF"rE, Segt. HEI.GE b.
Go. -. 52Sth Engrs.. Service B'n..
a. T.. F.--E.--i62.
Co. Is. Casual Oct. S. p. ID.
Vancouver, Wash.
LARSEN. CHARLEY
Co. B 337. NJ. G.. BIN.
Camp Dodge. Iowa.
IAURSEN. Regt. Sgt. Major ". c.
IIdqs. 3i2 Field Artillery. seth Div.
American ENpeditionary Forces,
MEHR. LUDWIG
Camp Dodge. Iowa.
Go. $50 Amb.. Reg. 3i3 Sn. Tn.
MltTERSEN. PETER
Battery ID. II +. A..
a. T.. f., via New York.
MoLBY. AAGE NJ.
Wagon Co. s. % Engineers.
a. r. f.. via New York.
MoRTENsEN. A.
~ Co, ard Prov. Regt..
care OF New York Postmaster.
Santo Domingo City, ID. r..
MosB .EK. BERNHARD
80 Aero Squadron.
Rtch Field. Waco. Texas.
tfnSr, NY r,r>-,,r
nth TT. In. r. 4. r. II.
Hg. Supply Sect.
Camp Jackson, $. C..
NIELSEN, PEDER
Z. S. y. Rifle Range.
Glen Barnic. Md.
NIELSEN, ANDERs r.
Co. f. 3A3 Inf,
Camp Grant. III.
NIELSEN. CHRISTOPHER
Go. r., S&3 INF,
Camp Grant. III.
NIEI. SEN. JENS PETER
81 French Mortar Battery.
Camp funstun, kans.
NiSSEN. OLE
Med. Dept. Field No. 2. Post Hosp.
Hempstead. Long Island. N. Y.
PETERSEN. CHR. NJ.
End Co, +. NJ. Camp Dodge. Iowa.
PETERSEN. vALDEMAR
t6tSt Aero Squadron.
&. q. U. s. Air Service,
S5 Eaton Place,
London. :. w. |.
RASMr SSF,N. HERLuF
40 Aero Squadron, Selfridge Field.
Mount Clemens, Mich.
RASMt SSEN. JENS NJ.
care OF New York Postmaster,
L. :. ship South Carolina.
RASMu SSEN. T.
Co, \. LIST I'm, Goth Eng.
Forestry y. a.
a. h. r., via New York.
SiMoNSGAARD, NIEl.S p.
i6@ Ficld Hospital.
A. 4. +, via New York.
SLoTT, JACOB 4.
10th Co, iStth -. ~
Camp Funston, Kans.
soRENsEN. Carl +.
Go. NJ. 1Sa Inf.
Camp kearny. Cal.
STovRtNCi. SICatRn
Go. r. S49 tmf Reg
Camp Dodge. Iowa,
THoNiSEN. WAITER
ca c, 2nth Eng. LIST Bat
a. T.. f.. via New York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

ben, unb bann rollten bic Wasen.
elmer binter osm onberen. iebsr cine
fleine Staubfpolfe aufpirbelnb, on
Der Stride bon Soenialmi Oorbei in
ben WaIb binein. 3tpsi Gage lang
bergauf unb bergab, INNER burd
cine fuit unbenobnte. traurise Seioes
Innbi9aft poller Sonuen, 8irten unb
@rlen. bic gum Sell auf ausgeOebns
ten, moosiiberpadfenen Siimpfen
ftanben.
!Sin unb ipieber, ipsnn9leih feltsn
senus. iaben mir Elm GebDft an
@ese. aus niebrisen. seidpdraten
Solsbaraden suiammenssIeBt. SIM
Sofe idpelten Elm pnar 5euer aus
aienbols. um bic bas 9ieb. cine ma>
sere, bodbeiniss Rinosrroiie. Iaserte.
um bic Ro9t iiber por Wliidsn ses
f6iibt au iein. Su ben SOfen, no
bic pferoe sepedielt purbsn. beTas
ben mir aud bic 8aoeitubsn. Gs
iinS aismIi4 srobs, IidiIOis. rouasss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

in Sduttbaafsn nit slorreidsn Subz
resSableu perpanoeln balfen. Dem
2Itar augetebrt, Der nit seidmads
loien, bGuerli6 sroben @emGlben
umseben 1T, bdngt unter ben Maniz
feiten Der anberen ruiiifden Monars
den unb 9roBfiiriten Den 0innlanb
in eolbenem Robmen cas 9elObnis
Rifolais H.. Sinnlanbs 9erfaiIung
beilig su balten unb nidt baran su
riitteln. - Sb es pobl nod bort
iit!2
0as S9Iob bon 9lbo, bsiien lnz
tsrsrunb iid i'm 2aufs slpeier Subrs
bunberte aufs Srodens seboben bat,
mar urfpriinslid bonn Meere ums
ipiilt. Gin muiiissr. fait troBiser
einfa9er 8au Inn einen 5of srupz
pisrt. bide Mauern. 10 unb 70 lang.
10 unb 70 brett, bic rotten Odder nur
fiinfunbpiersig 9rab seneigt. iiber
benz Spripeg Elm balb iibertiindtes
Wappen - bas lit bas Sdlob, in
benz Ser5og Spbon1l, Suitap Aoolf
unb per 8rabe pobnten.
Damn belt id mid 5pei Sage in
SansD, einem bon Der Hatur Be-
siinitistsn, BON slatten &lippen ums
sebenen fuibionablen Seebab nit slls
tenn Stranbe, auf, babete. isselte
unb fubr enblih nit benz eleganten
Sampfer Der ainie Stodbolmspes
tersburg bur6 ben 8arDiunb, bas
nit sipei Sternen au beseidnenbe
Sddrenparabiss, na4 Seliinsfors
auriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

tpur6en? @ar es MIR Die lebenbige
s.nntut 6es Miiblenbilos9 9eines.
ipegs. Die @riinoe liegeu melt, ipeit
s,iriid. gu friiberen 3eiten, als ale
2eute orbentlid) eingeteilt iparen in
Siinite uno &aiten rlno ie0er nad
1einem @eien bepertet ipur6e, oa
llabmen oie Miiller einc SonberItel.
lung elm; iie iparen anoers tpie Die
onoern. sic ipobnten altBerbalb Der
Gtaotmauern, oenn mitten 5Dii6en
gSGIlen imo 8iebeln bate Der Bino
nidt 70 fr6ftig eingreifen founen.
0ieIe glbionoerrng eut5og ibr
GripatIeben Der fleinitdbtiibeu &on.
troIle unb beif6ftigte Die Bbantaiie
Der 8lati6luitigen. @s eriulds einc
MiBItimmrng, cine WtiBa6titng oes
Gtanoes, ben man bod ni6t ent'
tebren fonnte; man erblidte nlebr
cinen SGnbler, einen Sermittler als
einen Sanotperfer i'm Dtiiller, uno
10 fam es ipobl, baB Die Wtiiller TO-
gar Dem Yitnebrliben Solf" 5uge'
5dblt ipur0en.
Gin bober 9iat iab ibnen eenau
eui Die Singer; oas bate iib fein
Gcrtreter oes ebrbaren Stanoes ge.
foIlen laIien; bie Miiller Itanben TO-.
suiagen linter poli5eili6er gufiidt;
sic Staotoiener geltatteten MIR cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

finnifdsn suriid. Nationaltraat fin
bet iib nirsenos mebr. bod ertennt
man ben 9auern an ieinen boben unz
gefGrbten Waiieritiefeln, ieinem in
elmer 2eperideibe am 9iirtel bdnsens
ben oiinnen uno ipiben, sebogensn
SolameiIer. benz rpuuto". benz lang
;iber bic Sbren faIlenesn fla9sblonz
ben Saar. Der leoerartig peridrumpfz
Ten Saut unb ben tleinen peri4miBt
breinblidenoen Iu9en.
Sn SbenIalmi. no bas @aiier
aufbDrt uno eine 90 &ilometer lans
se, nit tIeinen StpeiiiBigen @agen 5u
befabrenpe 2anoitrede beginnt. nab
men mir nod Elm gemeiniames Utabl
Elm, I'm alsbalb ben fir bic span5ia
5ouriIten beiorgten Uagenpart gu
beiteigen; fir mid mubte bic Stats
futibe aus bem Stale 9s5ogen perz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18
ssar6en uno bic Councillor.

Die Satia6e, baB @uiif itnb Sar.
be in gIei6er @eiie auf mebr ober
pcniger i6nea itd fortpflan5enoen
@euen beruben bat i6on pieoer-
bolt 5u bem @ebanfen aneeregt.
0tuiif rno Sarbe miteinanoer 81
rcrbinoen llnb ibre 8irfrngen bur6'
elnauber Sil peritdrfen. Gin in slme'
rita Iebenoer rltiiii6er Sonoi6ter,
Serr Sfriabin bat iebt einen slppa'
rot er0a6t, Der ben immerbin inte.
rcIIanten @eoaufeu einbiirgern iol.
gr beItebt ans orei Geilen, elmer
g(rt Sarmonilim, einen Sarnpen.
ring uno einem Spitem BON Slor.
ifIeiern. 9as Sarmoniiim beiist
cine ilmfansreibe Saitatllr, Die ein'
se!neu Saiten ibalten auf einel
9rud bes barauf Spielenoen eleftri.
ide Str6me elm, Die 5il 5ip0lf bintcr
oem ipielenoen OrbeIter riugiOrnlig
angeoroneten, nit neutrality-suspicious.
@losplatten bc6edten 8olframlam.
pen fiibren. Die 6ar6enifala bieier
@lasplatten iunfaBt 5polf Zone, rot,
roiiggelb, geIb, grim, bellblalL mono'
blau, ounfelblml, lila, purpurrot,
Itablgrau, metalIfarben llnb bunfel-
rot. 9fot cntiprid)t Der gsote 8, gelb
9, pcrlgrml 6, ounfelblall Sis, grim
81 uip. SrGgt nm Serrn Sfriabins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

giufa6c 8inbmii6le in eHbrublaub.
Den, oaB Der Wotorbctrieb lngcmein
5uperlGbli6 lit, nabrcnO Der 8ino
louniid uno ipetterluenoilt lid ge'
bGroet. 10 oaB man nie re6t auf i'm
rcdnen fam; besbalb nennt maa
ou6 einen Meni6en, Dem man nidt
reht trallen fam, cinen nwinoigen"
@eiellen uno ods Wort .@ino'
buno" oeutet au6 ni6t auf iIinfe
9eine, ionoern aif leidtc uno leidt.
iertige slrt. SSn bieiem Sinn pare e3
ciio 5u begriiBen, baB Die Deutigen
Ntiiller BEL Der Bite INNS tGglihe
@rot 6ie lutberiihe Sonoer6itte
INNS CUTE 8etter auSid)altcn tonnen,
ca Der Sngenieur bic flinfe Seneg.
Iihfcit ibrer 9f1ber ourd Sampf
oocr our6 gIeftri5itGt reguIiert; in
llebermut iper0en iie baour6 nid)t
geraten, oenn Die neiien 3eitcn brad.
ten ibnen neue Sorgen. glber Der
8anoersmann betrauert oas Ser.
id,pinoen ieber @inomiibIe, Oenn
n6ts fam Die iueite. ebene Sano'
ihaft 10 nunter beleben mic 10 lit
Itia iif) orebetloe Miibleufliigel. SaS
ipirft 10 better, oaB man ilnpiafiir'
lid sur SoriteIllng gelangt, oa orin.
men im Saus berrihe eiuig einc
emiige. riibrige 9ebaglidfeit, cine
Sauberfeit, Die Id6elno erntet, obne
A., IGen, oenn Der g8ino foItet ia
nidts.
g8as mar oas fir ein Slagen, ais
in Samburg ailf Der i6onen Som'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

8apelle cine @eiie Dor, 10 ioIgt Der
Spieler bes S6aItbarmoniiims aui
Der Dor ibm liegeuoen Bartitur Der
Otuiif unb ifldgt ie nadbem Die
ober iene Gaite an. Sabur6 ipiro
bteie ooer ienc 2ampe eingeidaItet
uno itrablt bur6 ibre SarbpIatte Den
ecpiini6ten Con in oas bariiber
tuaIIenbe Ssitem peridieoener bid.
ter SIoribleier binein. gtatiirIi6
oriidt er aber nibt MIR aiif ein5clne
saiten, ionoern idlast nod gor.
idrift Der Eartitur alif) san3e Ut.
fprbe an; forte ooer piano eraieIt er
biird sroBere ooer eeringere Snten.
iit1t bes eingeleiteteu Stromes. Der
grioIg ioa rberauidenb" fein. uno
Serr Striabiu plant infoIge6eiien,
beionbere Stiide fir feline Sarbenor.
Gel 5u fomponieren. "a bart man
oenn cine ipabrbaft mfarbenrcihe"
Muiit eriparten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

beItimmte gln5abl bon 8eiliigel lin0
Sleinpieb auf einem WtiibIeubof; bel
e.nem reideren Sierbeitano fpdre TO-
fcrt 8eroadt re9e getporocn, oob
0as Sieb nit frenloer 2eltte 8oru
gem6itet tpiiroe. 9a MN Die Wiiller
cine oerartige SonoerIteIlimg elm.
rabmen uno bon ben S6mieoen,
Gdld6tern uno S6ul5en nift re6t
aIs gleidDerti9 begriiBt ipuroen, 10
mogen iie tpobl ben SpicB bdufig
lImgeorebt babeu; iic Icgten nid)t 10
groBes @etpidJt auf Iteif.biirgerIid)e
Gebrdilde uno Dareu niht iebr
ip1bleriidl I'M 8erfebr. 90 fam es,
bob in Ocn Wiiblcn cine slrt 9o-
bemeItimmrng I'M iidJ sriff. @s lit
aus bieien 9riinoen nit 9eitimint.
heit an5unebmen, 0aB es in Wtiibler.
irlben lno WfiiblengGrten piel in.
tcreiianter 5uging oils in ben muffi.
Gen Stlben Der Stabt. mo- elmer i'm.
nrer Niidiidt alif Die neltaierigen
9(ugen bes anoern nabm. gs perfebr-
ten bort aiif) aIlerIei fabrenoe 2ellte,
Die relber an nelten litlttgen
Shipdnfen uno 2iebern nIs on Chr
Bartlett unb SleiB pareu; uno man.
der iittiame iunse Wanu unb mant
siihtiees SiingfrallIein. bas unter
Ger Sbbut Der suten Gltern an Der
WtiibIe oorbeipanbelte uno aus benz
@arten bellies 8eld6ter ODER Gin.
gen borte, mosen elm bcimIi6es
Sebueu geipiirt baben mad benz
frcieren 9eben oes Wiiueritanoes.
Gieie 9eute batten trob ibrer SeB.
taftigfeit ettpas bonn 8eien bes
iabrenben Bellies on iih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

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go fubr i9 taselans INNER bur6
biefelbe Walbsesenr, itredenpeiie Don
nadten, srausldnsenben gaumgeripz
pen, ben .3eugen srobsr WalbbrGnbe.
unterbro6en. Damn fanb i4 mid
pieber in bem Webeiaal elmer gez
!paltigen 8aumppllfpinnerei unb
zpeberei in sammerfors, Der sr0bten
5abrit bes 2anbes. Sin paar tauz
ienb @ebItiible rattertsn unb fdIus
se ibre Webidiffhen bin unb Der,
unb Der 2drm sli9 bem SetDie Der
Sampere Stromi9nellen brauben,
beren 9lrbeit bieie Wal5en unb Riez
i9 auf Der SpiBe zines 9iigels unb
iiberIab bic Stabt su meinen 5iiz
BEN unb bic enblofen Seengebiete gu
beiben Seiten.
SpGter tautt 9lbo Dor mir auf,
bisie alte Sauptitabt bes 2anoes.
burdpobsn unb setpei1t bon ben
elorrei6en Grinnerungen feiner 8es
i9i9te. Cine grObe, ober unaniebns
li6e Stabt, nur elm Streifen BON
maleriIder S1onbeit oiebt iih bin
bur9: bic Strede bonn 9omplaB mil
Ieinen 9epG9sanlasen. ben tanaI.
dbnIi4 eingebGmmten SIuB gturt
berunter bis in beiien Miinbung, tpr
ii9, nun gans ouf trpdenem 2anoe
bas alte SdloB erbebt. peiien 5ut
nod por Elm paar Sobrbunperten BIZ
WeIlsn beipiilten. Der Dom iteist
f6lant unb tiibn empor, obne ieoer
3ierrai, nit ben 3eiden bes Differs
iiber bic 8aumpipfel Der 4nlagen al
benz plase, in b.iien einem Binte
rie perlaiiene llniperlltGt, ieBt IT
genb einem padbaus dbnli9, fid
bebnt, uno in befien Wtitte Der Wobl
tGter bes 2anbes, ger 8rabe, itebt
sierli9 aufgepuBt nit ieinem bebGn
berten Reitertoller unb feinen re
npmmiitiiden gimeritiefeIn. limb an
Spdel bes Sentmals lieit man ba!
folse Wprt: sd mar nit ben
2onpe unb bas 2anb mar nit mi
tpobl sufrisbsn."