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Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10
Grandmother in Eighteen DAYS.

A lady green bug becomes grand
mother In 1S days. One cnn imagine,
then, notes naturalist, the multitu.
dinous armies Of these insects that
may develop in the course Of sea-
son. Their worst foe is tiny black
four-winged fly that deposits an egg
in each bug 1t comes across, its larva
consuming the bugs inside works and
using Its shell for q house.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

aWtul pains-a n q
nothing seemed to
do me any good. A
friend advised me
20 take Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. D
did so and got re-
lief right away. I
can certainly re-
commend this valu-
able medicine to
other women who
suffer, for it has
Clona auch 0ooA
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10
GTove's chin Tonic Tablets A. snd

o.. - SIoNeb lhSteieee chill TONIC
Y0u can now get Gruve's Tasteless chill Tonic In
Tablet form as wall as in Syrup the kind you have
always bought The tablets are Intended Tor those
WHO prefer 10 swallow a tablet rather shan syrup,
and as conYenence for those who travel
"GRoVBs chill TONIC TABLETS" contain eTactiy
the same medicinal .p0pert!es and produce tho
same results as Groves TnstelesB chill Tonic WhcA
1 put up in bottles. The price of either is 6Oc-
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

That there is no abatement in the
stream of American soldiers being sen,
over to France is shown by the state
ment that $4,000 embarked for Eu
rope last month. OF these, 1sO.0Or
were carried on British ships. One bic
success by the U-boats--from the view.
point Of the chiyalrous Hun-was re
ported last week. The British steamer
Galway Castle, carrying disabled sol
diers returning to South Africa ano
many women and children. was tor
pedoed. One hundred and elghty.nin,
persons were lost, of whom 100 wer,
civilian passengers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

81 always believe in saving some
thing for rainy Day"
How much have you savedP
"oh, l haven't saved anything. but 7
believe in It,"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

According to figures received up to
date, the total registration Of the cOun-
try under the new draft law was at
least 12.S00000, or 100000 above the
estimated totGl. OF these the govern
ment proposes to call TO the colors
2,70O000, to be added to the 5000. 900
men already under arms. 1t is planned
to have so divisions In France before
next summer. and TO finance so great
an undertaking the war department
has asked congress to provide It i'm
medlately with an additional $1,000
100000 in cash. Granting this the ad-
m,nistratiOn and congress has the
choice Of increasing the amount of
taxes provided by the revenue hill
from $S000000.000 TO $4,000 OOO. 900,
or raising all the additional $1,000 OOO,-
600 from the sale of bonds and abat-
doning the plan of raising One-thlrd Of
the cost of the war by taxation.
The various features Of the revenue
bin were swiftly approved by the
house, Of representatives. one after
another, Representative Moore of
Pennsylvania proposed a tax Of SO n
bale on cotton, hut the Southern mem.
bers rose in a body to the defense OF
the main crop OF their part Of the
country
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10
MEASURE of Esteen,-

"rhen she cares nothing for himr'
"NOt even enough to inquire about
his income"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

simultaneously with Haigs attack,
he French hit the Boches on ten
lille frnnt south Of ST. Quentin, advanc-
pe more thpa mile and taking four
fllages and hundreds Of prisoners.
lilitary critics express no doubt OF
Nc ultimate fail Of ST. Quentin, but
he enemy is sure to put up a long,
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

Philadelphia Aero club reports 80
per cent Of members IN the war.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10
IN MISERY
FOR YEARS
Mrs. Courtney Tells How She
Was Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Oskaloosa, Iowa" For years I wac
simply In misery from weakness and
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

Substantial support for President
Wilson's peace plans was received
from the labor conference of the allied
nations in London when the interna-
honal relations committee recommend
ed that the conference subscribe to the
IA points formulated by Wilson, "thus
adopting policy of clearness and
moderation as opposed to policy die
tated exclusively by changes on tIp
war map"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

The political situation in Hungary
Is becoming extremely critical and the
opposition to the government Is grow
Ing bolder. Its leader, Count Karolyi,
is quoted in dispatches as declaring
that the central powers should accept
President Wilson's II peace points as
q basis for negotiations and that the
treaties of Brest-LitovGk and Bucha-
rest should be abrogated. The pope
seems to have scented chances OF
peace once again. for 1t was stated at
the Vatican that If a diplomatic repre-
sentatlOn should be received by him
from one of the parties, he would ask
the other. party If 1t desired to re-
ceive such representation.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10

All the allied ministers who former
ly were at Jassy, Rounania, including
Charles Vopicka of America, have
been arrested In Petrograd, according
to report reaching The Hague.
RI
Austria's suggestion of "nOnbino.
Ing conference Of all the belligerents
To make clear their war aims and peace
demands met with the prOmptest kind
of rejection by the allies. President
Wilson taking the lead in refusing to
consider the iden. In two sentences
he replied that America's terms had
been repeatedly and clearly stated and
therefore no proposal for such a con.
ference would be entertained by II. In
this Mr.. Wilson was heartily supported
by the entire nation, and his position
was also thoroughly approved by the
allies OF the United States. Austria's
suggestion, made with the consent OF
Berlin, admittedly was merely a
peace flyer" ami there was little ex-
pectation in Hunland that it would re-
ceive favorable consideration.
No better reception was accorded the
German offer of peace 10 Belgium.
With unblushing cfTrontery Berlin
asked the nation the Huns have raw
ished to drop out of the conflict, not
even suggesting that they would make
reparation for the horrible crimes they
have committed there, and making the
insidious proposal that the "Flemish
question" should be considered and the
Flemish minority that aided the Ger
man invaders should not be penalized.
Belgium, Of course, said mo" TO all
this clantrnn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-10
Should, Be on Guard.

The German sympathizer who tells
you the story of how discharged
japanese servant boosted that the
Japanese would soon Gown America" !"
invariably couples 1t with lying ac-
count of how all Washington is saying
that 'the next war will be with Great
Britain about the Panama canal" On
the Italian front, before the successful
German drive, counterfeits of Milan
newspapers were circulated, contain
ing accounts Of how bread riots had
been suppressed in north Italian towns
by British soldiers imported for that
purpose, after Italian troops had re-
fused to fire upon their own people.
All over Italy the argument was used
that the nation was merely pulling
England's chestnuts out of the fire."
The same argument is now doing duty
here, in spite of the fact that the
United States only went TO war in
self-defense after we had endured
every form Of German outrage and in
Justice and exhausted every means of
peaceful appeal.
Many or the agents OF this sort of
propaganda in America, both publish
ers and ''whisperers" are protected
by their American citizenship and by
the traditional freedom of speech
which our laws permit. The govern.
nent has no power to reach them.
They are often the innocent victims OF
gulitier minds. 1t is only possible {,
warn the public of the infection whIcl
they spread. end to mark them a.
Carriers" Of that German propa
ganda bacillus which completely ener
waited the strength OF Russia and s,
nearly broke down the Italian powe.
Of self-defease.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29
a(tdgUptilde S6min6pa(elte.

3u ben intereiianteIten Sitnben
bel Ben Gepptiidcn sIusgrablngen
eeb0rt cine 9feibe BON S6ieierta.
feln nit Telieibiloern. gs iino Sar.
benpaletten, mie iie Die pornebmen
9amen BEL i9rer Soilette eebraud).
ten, bel Der befanntlih oas S6ulin.
fen uno Sdrben pon @eiiht unb
sSineern eine eroBe 9tolle ipielte.
slud Die Aalette, Die bier abgebilSet
lit, geb6rt 5l bieien SunOen. Sic
Itontmt aus bem groBcn @rabe Der
eriten porbpnaitiiden 8onige bel
Sieradonopolis llno oiirfte in Die
3eit bes 6.-7. SabrtauienO b. CIR.
perleet tperben. Sic Iegt 3euguiS ob
pom Der bodItebenben 9ultur iencr
3eit uuS lit aud ni6t pbne 5ooIogi'
ides Sntereiie, ba man unter bcn
3ei6nungen Sierarten be9egnet, Die
iest in sIegppten altsgeitorben iino.
Sie 8ertiefung IN Der Wtitte Der 9Sa.
Iette mar Der Sarbenbebalter. Bel
ben SarItellungell, Die Die Sofel
i6miiden, banoelt es ii6 baitptidd'
li6 Inn Sagben ilnO Inn &6mpfR init
Sen gingeborenen, Die BON Den s.itan
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

Ser, bas Sprn, auf Dem Sorberfopfe.
Seiner 9iiiigfeit pcgen miro oieler
2eguan bon ben @ingeborenen iebr
geiiir6tet, ieines i6madbaften 5lel'
ides balber aber oielfa6 gcla9t.
@ie Der gemeine 2cglan lit all1
Ser Iasbornleguau bauptla1li6 eill
9aumbepobner uno tragt aus Die
lem @runbe I'M ollgemcinen elm
ariinIid]es aleio, bas aber mannig'
ia6en Sarbendnoerllngen unterlpor'
ien lit. SIM slihuerf Oes 8aloeS ut
oas Sier MIR Ihmer 5u entOedcn,
lm6 bier in 0en, Dem Weni6en lln'
errei66oren @ipfeln Der llruolo.
ballme, lGBt 6oS impoiante Sier,
mel6es iiber ~ bis 21a Weter
2Gnse erreiden fam, icin lmarago'
grimes S6uppenfleib in ben StraD'
len Der tropii6en Sonne erglGn5en.
Gs peritebt portrefilid, lib nit all'
bcrorSentli6er @elcnfigfcit 5piI6cl
ben s(eIten an5uidnliegen, iid 10 6ll'
Ianmen 81 pinben, oaB MIR oie
funfelnben slugen gum Serroter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29
Sas Gbplcra q. aicb.

Sin turbeiIiI9es Gbolera 2ieo
fang i'm Sabre 1881 bas beIiiihe
9olf in feinem 9rimme 9egen bic
ibamlpie Maitrefenpirti4aft bes boz
moli9en &urfiirfen DiIbslm H., bem
natiirli9 bic frommen uno lopalen
Mliniiter auf Soften bes 8oltes pilig
auppleroienite leiiteten. gereits ols
aronprins bate er bic i9Dne @milie
Ortl0pp in Berlin gu ii9 9enommen,
ipGter iie CUR 9rGfin Rei9enba9 ner@
boben", nit ibr 9 8inber er5eugt unb
ipieberbolt i'm 3orns ober in Der
gbampoqnerlaune - benz Gbompags
ner mar er beinabe nod mebr bolb
als Der 2iebe - Iein Deib mibbans
belt, 70 baB Der sisene Sobn bic gfut@
ter qeoen ben e6ebrederii9en 8ater
ouf bem @ottesgnabenzSbrone i4iit>
aen muBte; allmdli9 mar Der aur@
fHrIt sons unb gar unter ben pantof@
fel ieiner qelbsierisen Maitrefe sera@
ten; pplitiid mar er sine Yuppe IN
Der Sonb Metternids, Der 5inan5mtz
niiier Defines i9anste Der Rei9enbah
olmGbIid 18 Millionen Saler -
fir bic bamalige 3eit cine ungebeure
Summe - aus benz armen, DON ben
Nronspien bereits auseeraubten Seis
isnlanbe gu; Der mudsriide S9ulrot
Grimm mar aleibfalls cine &reatur
Der berrI6Iii6tigen 9rGfin. Weld'
tisfer @rou i'm Bolt ii4 alImdlid
oeaen bieIe G6anbtpirtfdaft am So>
fe - BON ber bas blinbe Bolt benz
8urfiirIten ni6t einmal bic 8erants
pprtung suipdl8te = an9siammelt
batte, seistsn bic erbitterfsn @srie bss
gboIerulisbss:
8 gbolera, i6 bite Did.
Rimm bod itatt mid
Den ssiirIten Mettsrnid.
limb pilit Ou fpas bon st9nem
S9lag,
90 ettpos grtrafeines,
Sp mimi Die Gfin Rei4enba6
limb ben Sinanarat Defines.
llno aid ben @latfopf S6ulrat
Grimm,
I'D bite Did, auh bieien mimi,
So pirb Der &urfiirt ipieber frei,
llnb feline anedti6oft TT porbei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

bentli6 puroe - unb, pie Elm mill
tommener Retter aus folder 8erlez
sen6eit, erfdien 9raf 5riebri6 BON
Olbenburs bes alten, perurteilten
@rafen iun9enbli9er Spbn, Inn bic
9itte aussuiprs9en. baB er an oes
alten 8aters Statt nit bem 2Dlpen
tampfen biirfe.,
0es &aiiers Sera batte FOLDER
Sobnesliebe nidt biel srFabren. De-
ito tiefer ergriff ibn biefer gepeis
berielben. @erne bGtte sr, bierauf
bin, ben sanaen &f srlaFen unb
iomit bic Strafe, aber er slaubts,
bas, aus ben bereits aus9efpro6enen
9riinOen, ni9t su birfsn, unb ss=
itattste pem trdftissn SeIbeniiinsling
ben &f.
Die Stunbe purbe anberaumt, in
Der bas 9ottssurtsil ftattfinbsn foll>
te, unb 9raf Sriebrih trat in ben
Raum uno f9ob DOR fi1 sinen sroz
Ben Strobmann, in bsHen Snneres
er bic itart rie6enben gingepeibe gez
fdladteter Sisre batts bergen laFen.
Spnit trug bic Strobgeitalt mdnn>
lide 8etleibuns unb Mnfeben. Sine
ter bies 8psifelbafte 8olltpert fsIte
ii6 nit gesiidtem S6nerte Der junge
9raf unb barrte bes 2lusenblids, ba
oas piitenbe Sier in ben Raum sez
lafen iperbsn ipiirbs, beifen erauiiges
9un9er9ebriille nit @ntfeBen ieben
erfiillte, Der es pernabm.
Ollie 3ui6auer bielten nngftppl ben
atsm an, als Die Sire bes 9ebdlters
aufsing. barin bas bungernbe Sisr
Suriid9ebalten porben mar.
nit sinem pilben Sprunse unb
einem Ihredli6en 8riillen itiirSte Der
Come in ben Raum. Sur6tbar ans
SuIeben mar es, alB sr pIDbli9 ben
Strobmann srblidte; furdtbar bic
Rinsel. bic sr nit Dem S6ipsifs
idIus. SEPT rod sr bic Ginesipeibe
i'm Strobmanne; er i9uupperte .inise
aussnblide sierig. unb legte ii4 bann
nieper, ipie bic &abe, penn iie gum
Sprungs auf ibre 8sute iih bersit
mQ6t. ginigs SstInbsH bisIt aItss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

iteben, bemalt nit groben, pbantaitis
fden, 9ineI Iiiben 8u9itaben in 9Olb
pber Hot. Die 9ilbe Der Strabenz
reiniser pertreten nur mongelbaft
sabllpfe oft rdubise Sunbe, ionit
Meibt aller QbfaG liegen, ipo er liegt.
Strabsnreinisuns in unierem Sinne
sibt's ni9t, unb Elm gebeimnispolles
9albbuntel, bas bic bon 9ie6el auss
eefpannten ouf 9ambusitDden RUBEN
ben Matten berporbringen, perbiillt
nod gndbie bas S4limmite. 2ints
lpdt Elm SleiIderlaoen, SugIei9 @ars
fiide, nit dtneiiiden Oelitatefen
unb SpesialitGtsn, als ba iinb sebraz
tene S6psin6en, setrodnete Staten.
faulie 5ii4e, eeIpieBte Sr0i4e in
Ssliauce. 2ebmeier, bic As Wo9en
in lebmiser @rbe pergraben perbsn.
Gn ibm porbsi f6reitet Der &pnturs
rent i'm tleinen. Der @bparsnpertGuz
fer in ipibem breitranOigem quite. Der
i'm srostorbs auf Der einen Settle be-
astariide Rabrung, auf Der anberen
sslsii6 feilbietet. Sabinter f6iebt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

eiierne Wine 1T bi.smaI ni9t au
btugen. 8ittere Grfabrunsen baben
bes Seaifsrs Sinn bart unb unbeuss
fam sema9t. @r min elm 8siipieI
aeben, pie Der 4rm bes &aiiers ben
beutfben Siiriten trifft. Der fib on
bes 8aiiers sebeilister MaieftGt Ders
aansen. Ollie SiibnsoerIude iinb ere
fhDpft unb ssi9eitsrt - es bleibt
ieine @usF9t auf Rsttuns. Der @raf
mubte Dor bem &aiier erf9einen.
beI1en bur6bobrsnber Bid i'm nit
aller Wadt bss 3ornes traf. Sein
&ansler unb iein Spbn besieitetsn
i'm.
Mit pieler @siit.sesssnpart psrs
teibists iih Der @raf. ober es bIieb
bennp6 SduIb 9enug unb bes aaiz
fers SdarfbIid bur4fdaute bic
Sa6e.
Gin anberes mar es, Of Der 9raf
bic llnpabrbeit iiber ben &aiier 9ez
fast; benn bes &aiiers Sanblunsen
,fparen aud nidt frei bon Sdulb.
Ses Raiiers bartes @emiit fpra9
elm fur9tbor llrteil: Der alte 9raf
Ione nit einem bunsernoen 2Open,
ben Der &aiisr befab, nm fein 2eben
tGmpfen. 90 lautste Der Sprud, unb
bas mar Ri6ts anbers. als ausfprez
den: Der 2Ope iou bid 5errsiBsn,
neil Der @reis ni6t perup9te, bas
Sier in ieinsr WiIbbeit, 9ier unb
8raft gu beiiegen.
Sier tritt uns pieber bic 8ar>
barrel isner Sage sntssgsn; bas barte,
ipilbe @sien bss &aiiers unb Der
oft seriiste MiBbruud isinsr 9sz
malt.
Der Spru6 erfiillte ans, bic i'm
rernabmen nit @ntIeben unb 9rauen.
@s mar cine allgemeine Iufregung
am Sofe unb in @oslar.
gesreifli6 1T ss, baB bem &aiIer
8oritelungen gema9t purben, pie
er burdb fpl6e Sdrte bic 3abl ieiner
Seinbe nur mebre, bas llrteil bes
@oItes iiber ibn i9drfe, unb Die 6er=
gen ii9 entfrembe; uber Der 8aifer.
in fetnem StarrItnne, glaubte Der
MaieItdt bss Rei9spberbauptes et<
mas gu bergeben, ipenn er milbernbe
RidIi9ten eintreten laife; gIaubte
cine S9pdhe an ben Sag gu legen,
bic feline Seinbe fiibner mode unb Die
Surdt por feiner Strenge minbsre.
@r bIieb Bel feinem Spruds.
Der 2Dpe batte f9pn Sage lang
tein Sutter erbdlten; er briillte Dor
Sunger, unb bic Stunbe, bic Der
sornise &aiier beitimmt, riidte ndber
ilnb nGber. 8on alien Seiteil nurhc
Der &aifer in einem iulden 9rabe
beitiirmt, bab er am @nbe felbit be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

tons: sinsn S9ulbturm, in benz 9iz
neiii6e Defraubanten unb S9ulben<
nader feitseieBt perben, Bis ibre
Samilie bic S4ulben beaoblt. Bon
friib bis fpdt Elm 0rGnsen, S9ieben,
Stoben, Sdreien, bas bes abenbs.
ipenn bic am Sage bei9dftigen
Gentlemen promenieren, nod tpller
pirb; bann flammen in unsdblieen
sroBsn farbisen. buntbemalten paz
pierlaternen 2idter auf; Elm seipeniti<
i9er, malerii6er Qnblid. Sin Sunte
in bieTe polIseitopftsn. ousgetrodnsten
9retterbautsn. Sipif6en bieis tauienos
unO Observation-Disclosures Mense unb
bieIe Millionenitabt. miro ein Raub
Der 5Iummen. 0ua bIau unb puls
tenlos f9eint Der Simmsl bur6 bic
Matten. unb bebagli9 sirren bic
Sauben am SirIt: Oben Srieoe, unz
ten 8ampf. Der idlimmIte. unerbitts
li6Fe, ben es gibt, Der 8ampf ums
0afein, Der ntrgenbs bdrter piitet,
als in benz bidtbeDUItertitsn Seile Der
@rbe, in China.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

por gntfeben BEN attem on. Der
iunge 9raf itonb rubi9 unb feit ba.
benn cine Seffnun9 bur9 ben
Strobmann eeitattste ibm. ben Geinb
su beoba6ten. -
Der 26pe fprans nidt. Gr
mo6te ertannt baben, baB es fein
Meni9 fsi. ben er Dor iid babe.
2ansTam, absr unipiGlis tnurrsnb, srs
bob er iid unb idlid, iid ipie cine
aabe bolb our @rbe budenb, nGkr.
enbli9, als iid Der Strobmann nidt
reste, gan3 nabe beran unb Idnups
perte na9 ben Ginsepsiosn, bamit er
ipiFs, no er iie gu finben babe, Sept
modts bas sieriss Sier iidsr iein;
es er9ob eise feiner pranfen, unb. alb
es eben ben nisberreibenben S4las
fiibr.n tpolIte - blibte i'm Sonnsns
ftrabl elm S9ipert, pfiff burb pie
2uft, trof bes 2Open Haden = unb
- Der Ropf bss Sisres rollte bIutenb
au bes 9rafen Siiben bin! =
Gin unsrmsBlider Subelruf osr
perfommelten Menss itiss gum !6ims
mel auf unb iiber bes &aiiers 3iige
flog elm Strabl bon Sreube. gud
fein Sers mar elmer fbperen 8iirbe
los!
@r elite su benz alten Srafen
Suno unb briidte feline Sanb als
3ei6en Der @sri0bnune, unb als ber
padere Spbn berauf elite unb an bes
@atsrs gruit ieinem 9efiible senug
setan, umarmte ibn Der 8aiIer, unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

@roe berunter, I'M @iirmer, Safer
uno anocre Sniefen 5u fangen. Sn
Der GaariingsSeit fampfen oft me9'
rere WGnnben Inn elm 8eibden
bas bemienigen folgt, be- aus Oem
Sample als Sieeer berporgebt. 9ie'
les M6nn6en benadlt MIN eiferiild-
tig iein 8cibden itiir5t nit blinoer
8ut auf alcs gu, mas oem lestereit
uur 5u nabe fomnlt, uno crit nad)
pollbra6ter 9aarung 5icben beioe
@ei6le6ter rpieber ibre eigcncn
8ege. 0fit glnbrl1 Der 9Gmme.
umg iu6t iib Der 2eguon einen
ltnteri6lupf in Selslodern oOer ilt
boblen 9Gumen un0 per6ringt bier
Sie Stun6en Ser 9unfelbeit. slber
i6on Die eriten pdrmenoen Strab'
len Der Morgenionne laiien i'm iein
Serted aufgebeu. gtad mebrmali.
gem furseu @Gbnen ridtet er iiG
nit fiiritli6er 8iirbe auf, Die stu.
gen erglGn5en, mo Der itol5e Sau.
rier bietet bonn elm 9ilb bon 2e'
bensfrait unb Siibnbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29
A1H altrr zrtt.

Saiier Seinrih ~. Don Seutf9z
Lamb batte unter ben Siiriten pes Reis
DIES Gssner uno Seinbe. bic er meiit
burd eisne S6ulo ii9 Su9eSo9en,
aber pabur9 nod permebrte, ooB sr
ben eebdfIisen SbrenblGiern unb pers
IGumberiiden 9lnfdpGrsern nur gu
febr fein Obr lief. 90 mar 9raf
Sunp ppn Olbenburs BEL ibm anges
flost, er babe bic 8aiIerlide Maiss
ftGt ssi6Gnbst un0 nit S9mad be-
bedt. Sas mar So6perrat uno fors
bsrte entfpre9enbe Siibne. Sb pabr,
pb unlpabr, Der beftise &aiier 9luubte
in ieinsm grgpobne Der antlags,
unb nabm lie als cine sntidiebene
Satiade on. Ssinri4 batte iein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

bes perpirtten 2sbens pegen feines
Sp4perrates seipdrtis iei.
Suno fiir6tete enttpeoer bes Sais
iers iGbSornige Sdrte pber ipubte Ti9
ni9t frei BON SdulD.
Der Sag ieiner 9eforberten Re9ts
fertisung eridien, aber Der @raf -
nidt.
0es 8aiiers pilbeiter 3orn loberte
ouf iiber ben l1nsbrerbistisen uno
unseboriamen, unb nit Der fdarfsn
@siiung. in a9t Sasen iid DOR Dem
&aiier gu fellen, eilt Der Sipeite Ssz
rolb gum 9rafen.
@ntfeBen erersift ben bo9betaeten
@rsis; absr ba 1T nidt gu saubsrn.
gr riiitst iid idnell our Reiie. unb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

Mitten binsin in bic Millionen'
itobt Canton fiibrt uns bas Bib
xStrabe in Canton. Mie Bel uns
nur BEL umsiisen uno 5eitlidteiten
fdisbt ii9 in bieien GjaiTen bic Iangs
sSpfiss. fdliBdueise Msn9e tasans.
fossin. Gs 1T cine SauptitraBe. 2
Meter brett. cine ungep0bnlide 9rei@
te fir dineiiide 9s9riffe. Oapon
tommt iosar nod foit siu Mster auf
bic breiten 8 A Meter longen 5irs
menfdilbsr, bic aus ladierten i9pars
aen, rotten ober ipsiben ppm @iebsl Der
9Gher herobhGnaenben 8rettern be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29
Etttp StraaaR iii Uatttntt.

iid Elm elattraiisrter 3opf nsbsn bsm
anberen. Gin Observation-Disclosures. ins
fernalii9es @etGis erfiillt bic 2uft.
Elm iebsr briilt unb fbreit na9 2eis
bestrdften, Inn fid 9laB Su f6afs
fen. SIM 9prbersrunOe f4isbt ii9
bic Sdnfte zines Wiiroentrdsers burd
oas @etpiihl, beren. auli (Srdser)
bur9 S9rsien uno Stobsn iid ben
Wss babnen. Ser 9linbe redts i'm
8ilbs, elmer aus Der 2esion Der llns
sliidliden bier, tappt our9 bic boz
itsnbe Msnse, Biz er ermattet ober
psrbunsert umiinft. Sm Sintersruns
oe erbliden mir elm Wabrseiden gans
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29
Seriibmtc gSiolinen.

Gicics einoig in Der g8elt eri-
Itierenoe, inn tobelloieiten Original.
auItanbe befinbli6e SnItrumerten-
Quartett fertiste Strabiparius i'm
Sabre 171S i'm sluftroee bes 9arbi.
nails sllberoni fir aonig SbiIipp
V. bon Spanien on. sluf ieoem
SnItrlmente befinbet iid Die f0nig.
Ii6e arone iiber ben ipaniiden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29
Ntctalle psrmiiSen"

ean5 dbnIid) 10 ipie lebenoe @eien.
Selesrapbenordbte 3. .. leiten Dton'
tags, na6bem ite Sonnta9 iiber
mebr serubt baben, entidieoen BEL
ier aIs Samstags, unb burd cine
oreilpotige poIlfonmene Hube iol.
len iie Gil 2eitiulgsidbigteit nm 10
Bro5cni geiuinnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

-Sn Der 9 Sommerfrif DE.
Dame (bas S9reien zines Sdpeines
b0renb, ipeldes eben gefdla6tet
lpiro): rHein, pie beutsuta9e alIes
nerpDs iit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29
Err NaHhurnlrgl1att.

Cine Ser ionoerbarIten @ioedien,
Der 0asbornleeuan (Sguuna cornll'
ia luo - Osetopocerus cornlltls)
beipobnt Die Sniel Saiti. @r beiitt
eine1 eroBen itarfen 8iidenfamm.
einen bebeutenben 8ebliad unO 5iuei
bis 6rei bornartise foniid)e Sdil'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

ieiner Stelluns perben. gis sur
Yaarunss5eit Ieben Die RasbornIe'
guane perein6eIt, iteigen aui Bit
iden uno 9diunen berum, leben
BON Mangoirii6ten, ben glGttern
Der Samarinbe uno bes &alabaiien.
baumes unb fommen MIR aui Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

8appen in 9asreIiet an ben
Spannaoern am SaIie iotpie aiif
Dem eIfenbeinernen reid siielierten
Gaitenbrett lit bas bourboniide 81.
Iien.@appen angebradt. sluberbe,n
tragen aIle Snitritmeute Die lin.
otpeifeIbaft edte Snidrift: Anto-
MUS Stradivarius faciebat Gre
mona MDCCXVIII.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

Ser 8rot. Scr beriibmte
Gbirrra Meper lit ia aud 5u Gid
selaoen, Serr &ommer5ienrat?"
.Sa, Der Iou ben Sapaun tran'
dlieren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-29

begleitet pon ieinem Spbne 6riebrid
uno einisen setrsusn 8aiulIsn. trifft
,r in @pslar elm.
Was gu anbsrn 3eiten ben 3orn
oes &aiiers ssldhmt unO bef6pids
tiat. IS pirb psrflht - aber Der