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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
SCHEDULE
For Basketball and Baseball at
Wesleyan is Being Arranged
BY 1915 Managers.

BUCKHANNoN. July 14-The
Wesleyan basketball and baseball
management for 1915 has been busy
with the schedule for these two
branches of sport and lately games in
basketball with the University of
Virginia, the last game on the south
ern trip was closed for January 16.
Virginia Military Institute, George
town, Lehigh and either Washington
and Jefferson or Pennsylvania State
College will also be played on this
trip, which will include a complete
circuit of the cities Of Pittsburg.
Philadelphia and Washington. with
return carrying the team into Vir-
gtnia for two games.
Two games on the short eastern
tYip of the baseball team were also
closed, these being with Pennsylvania
State College and Dickinson in the
week Of May IL to Is. The south
ern trip, while shorter than that OF
1914, in number Of days away will
cover more territory. The navy has
been scheduled for a game at Anna
polls March "a and Trinity College
at Durham. N. c., March %. Games
have been offered and negotiations
are going on with South Carolina.
Georgia, Alabama, Vanderbilt and
Kentucky state universities, and it Is
probable that one or more games
will be scheduled with oil these
teams.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
Everybody Admires a
Good-Looking Women
HH1ee1ee:e3e:eoepape9pa1HEaaan1raop1

Wherever you go you hear people
comment upon this or tn, pretty wo-
man and 1t is really her beautiful hair
more than perfect features that gives
the appearance of clarm, youth and
beauty.
Any woman can merit this praise
for beautiful hair is only matter Of
care. Just as plant needs atten-
ton and nourishment SO must the
hair have care and nutriment to
make It grow long, thick, soft, fluffy
and lustrous. The scalp must be
free from dandruff, and the hair roots
properly nourisheu, as nature intends
ed.
Partisan Sage. which is delicately
perfumed and easily applied, is Just
what is needed. It tones up and in
vigorates the roots Of the hair and
furnishes the necessary elements to
make 1t grow long, soft, abundant and
full Of life.
One application Of this scientific
tonic removes every trace Of dandruff
and cleanses the hair Of dust and ex-
cesslve oil.
Why not start now to beauty the
hair by using Partisan Sage, the great
tonic treatment? It Is inexpensive
and easily applied at home. il "a
be had from Wells-Haymaker Co., or
drug and toilet counters everywhere.
and VIII surely do wonders for your
hair. Advertisement,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

& y y
kins; commerce. j. v. Everett: do
nestle science, Miss Mabel Dunning;
supervisor Of music. Miss Frances
Fuller; supervisor Of drawing, Miss
Elva White; primary supervisor, Miss
Phoebe Mitchell. Graded school-W.
IB. Linger, principal; Orville Boggs,
George Harris, Misses Mona Linger.
Florence Hale, Rose Troxell, Mamie
[Ramsburg, Nora Gillooley, Mary Nc
Cray, May Atkins, Belle Lynch, nellie
Arnold, Edna Tierney, Mary Owens.
Merrill Stewart, Laura Jackson, Au-
dra Beach, Madge Houghton, Little
Proudfoot, Halle Rorhrbough, Mrs.
Mary Locke, and Minor Hurst, Viii
liam Henry, Warren Horror and Lew
is Jordan. L. o. Wilson is to con-
tinue in charge Of the school for
colored children. Superintendent
Yoke was engaged couple Of days
last week conducting an examination
for teachers in the grammar school.
Examinations for other teachers will
take place later.
Thunder storms and several light
rains somewhat refreshed this COM
munity yesterday afternoon. There
are much worry and some distres
among the farmers. Lie stock is suf-
|fering, particularly for water, ana
grass is becoming very scarce. Far
mers arec utting their grass and 1t is
very light. Then there is much COM
plant that the hot sun burns out the
sod where 1t is exposed by the cutting
of the grass.
A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCue was run over last even
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
feature of a new production.

William A. Brady is to produce in
moving picture form THE Pit" with
Wilton Lackaye in his original role,
played in the stockhouses.
Mary Ryan will create the lead
ing feminine part in a comedy by
Max MARGIN, called "The House Of
Glass" The production will be made
by Conan and Harris in September.
Joseph E. Howard and Mabel Nc
Cane appeared in st. Louis last week
in THE Manicure Shop" musical
play from the French. The piece
may be taken on the road in the fall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

ing by an automobile run by Dorsey
L. Arnold. The child is with It's par
ents, whose home is at Pitsburg. but
who are visiting Mrs. McCue's broth
er, City Clerk Dana Young. Mrs.
McCue is also very i'll. Mr.. Arnold
was driving the car along. the street
when the little one, without noticing
his approach, started to run across
the street in front Of him. 1t was i'm
possible to miss the child, and he
was Knocked down and run over. The
car was stopped and physicians
hastily called, and to the great relief
|of all they found that he had suffer
led but little injury. rs
Russell Pickerell, son Of p. NJ.
IPickerell, was operated on Sunday at
st. Mary's hospital at Clarksburg for
|adenoid trouble. :!
William H. Jeffries, a conductor on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was
brought in from his run Saturday on
"a stretcher. Ata Erbacon, where so
many serious accidents have happen
ed. he was injured while loosening a
brake on car. He is getting along
nicely and will soon be on duty again.
A little son of Magistrate A. q.
Hughes cut off two fingers Sunday
while trying to operate lawn
mower. rs
Dominick Rich, who is building al
railroad between Pickens and Web
ster Springs. was here over Sunday.
Weston has a wild west show inl
its midst. t is located on lower
Court street for two or three days.
Miss Mary Hall, Of Roanoke, is :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
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visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Biddie Currence. of Burns
vile. is q guest of her sister, Mrs. /.
A. Woofter. As
A new cement sidewalk is being
constructed in front Of the Bailey
house.
Several of those indicted at this
term of court have entered pleas OF
guilty and have had fines imposed.
Prof. L. P. Willis, who has spent
ten years in educational work In the
Philippines. was here day or two;
ago from Long Run to visit relatives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
vi =ST(|N |
ts.kelAL eoaaE..ean.aeE,

WESTON. July 1.-THE board of
education of the Independent school
district of Weston announces the fol-
lowing list of teachers for the coming
year: Superintendent. Frank Roy
Yoke; high school principal and
teacher Of mathematics, Robert j..
Kraus: assistant principal and teach
er Of English. Miss Edna Arnold;
Latin and German, Miss Helen Dali
Irymple; French and biological sub
jects, Miss Gladys Mayheld; science,
Paul Keever; history. Halford Hos
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
NoF1cn % sTooxno1Dnas ,tnnr,..

A meeting of the stockholders OF the
Clarksburg Trust Company will be held
at the Court House. NTH Circuit Court
Room, Ciarksburg, West Virginia, on the
2Sth day of July, 1914. at 1880 p. M. for
rectors and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting. 53 y
CLARKSBURG TRUST COMPANY.
BY w. /. BOOTH
ROSS F. STOUT,
A. s. Law,
c. w. LEGGETT.
]. w. AGNEW,
incorporates.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
BREAD sotLIGHTi

It seems like feather. So tempting
in its golden brown crust. So salts
flying in the eating. that's the kind
this bakery produces. Bread that is
always the same, always perfect. Not
much persuasion will be needed to
convince you Of this. The trial Of a
single loaf will be sufficient.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
ApMrN1sraArnIx,s uorrou.

q All persons having claims against the
and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to call at 142 S, Linden
Avenue, for settlement. y z,
ELLA CONNELL. Adm'x.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

Ann Murdoch, who is leading WON
an in "a Pair Of Skies, !" will be un-
der the management Of II. n. Frazee
for the next three years. SheswiIl ap-
pear the coming season In the same
comedy, and next, year viii be the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

F. ziegfeld. Jr.. is to produce a
mid-winter review. an American mu-
steal play. a musical comedy from
the French and drama.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

Henry Arthur Jones, the English
dramatist, has arrived in this .coun-
try and says he has come over for a
short rest for his health. It Is ru-
mored that he has new play for
which he wishes to open negotiations
on this side.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

w. A. Brady will make a produc-
tion of THE o'Gorman." by James
Conner Roche.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

Edward Tbeles is to appear in q
playlet dramatized from magazine
story by Willie Payne, called "The
Memorandum Book"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

A coming production in the fall
is called THE Million Dollar DOLL .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

A poor store would not prosper
simply through being aggressively
adyertised-nor would a good store
prosper without proper publicity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14
Markets. Bakery
u. WILSON 6 SON, Props,
412 Monticello Ave.
TAKE YOUR CHoICEI

of any style of refrigerator you pre-
fer. We have all styles and sizes.
But we have only one quality, the.
best. You'll find even our lowest
priced refrigerators splendidly effi-
Gent as food preservers. All easily
cleanable, all scientifically designed
to give the best results.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

Dorothy Donnelly has refused va
rfous offers made her. as she is watt
ing for good play to turn up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-14

Marie Lohr is to appear In this
country in revival OF 1.-THE Little
Minister"
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01
PERILoUs TRIP OF SURVEY
 PARTY Is FINISHED

Dr. Brooks, head of the Alaska Geological survey, this morning re- ceived a telegram from Iditarod thai brought him much satisfaction. It wac from R. H. Sargent. topograph- CT in charge of a large party which left Lake Clarke, just west of Cook Inlet, about June 1st, and stated that the party had finally got through 10 Iditarod- P. r. Smith. who was in Fairbanks district two years ago. was the geologist of the party.
 Of the 200 miles lying between lditarod and Lake Clarke. fully 125 miles were unknown country to the geolCgists of the survey and therefore especially interesting. In the district is the Muichatna placer country where some good prospects have been taken out but no rich ground opened as yet. It Is . rough mountainous country. cut to pieces by rivers and creeks. and one of the hardest sections yet mapped by the survey. But little has been known Of the section. since 1t is very in- accessible and the seasons short.
 Dr. Brooks also received teie- gram from Chitina to the effect that c. E. Griffin's party has returned from its summer work in the White river district, lying between the Chi sana gold fields and the Canadian boundary. S. R. Capps, geologist. Is also working in that district and he is presumed to have returned by this time. although Dr. Brooks has not received any direct word from him.-Fairbanks News-Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01
MANAGER DEMPSEY
 TALKS TO NEWSPAPER MAN

From the Fairbanks News-Miner:
 Mr. J. E. Dempsey, traffic man. ager of the White Pass & yukon Route and It's subsidiary company, the Alaska-Yukon Navigation com pany, is paying his second annual visit to Fairbanks. The first time he came as the representative of a fighting proposition. looking after trade in the Fairbanks field-this time he comes as the representative of the big company in tho Fairbanks transportation field, and 1t is a question which experience he likes best. Last year he had to fight for what he got, and this year wha. ne Is getting, while it comes without fighting, isn't worth fighting for, be cause the volume of freight into Fairbanks is only about half what it was lass year-however, he Is not worrying. On the contrary, he is optimistic, and with tho spirit of the North looks to She coming year for his greatest success, forgetting ths performances of the present year in the promise of the coming one.
 President Dickeson started for Fairbanks with Mir. Dempsey, but the European war and the tangies 1t ;s making in the financial world compelled MT. Dickson to retrace his steps from Dawson and join the financial guessers on the Great Out side-although Mir. Dickeson has gone no further than Skagway as yet. The. European war has demoralized the copper marke and the White Pass people are heavily interested in copper properties in Yukon and in the fea- ture of their railways success which hinges in great part upon the haul ins of copper ores and the produc- tion thereof. Then, too, companies the size O. the White Pass & Yu- kon Route are necessarily affected by everything which affects the mon ey markets, and Mir. Dickeson finds his railway work interrupted cor respondingly.
 Next year MT, Dempsey looks to the active construction of the Alas ka railway from this end and ths business for his company In connection herewith to enable him to write the most glorious page in traffic success he has been able to write in a long career in the traf- fic departments of various rail ways. Also, the European war will make it undesirable for Americans to 20 to Europe-will compell them 70 take a look at their own country and as they of the wandering foo, must travel, and as the trip to the Frisco Fair will set their feet in motion, slr. Dempsey expects to see next year the greatest amount of passenger traffic Alaska has ever known in one year-therefore he is optimistic over the future of the he represents.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01
How's THIS

We offer ons Hunored Dollars Re ward Sor any case of catarrh that co, aot be cured by Hsrl's catarrh Cure 2. ]. CHENEY ( co.. Toledo. o.
 wa the undersigned have knowr ?. ]. Cheney for the past IS years and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions. and tn zncaally ahle to carry out any ohlisa- uans made by his firm. wAldins. Kin nAn q Marvin, Wholesale druggists . Toledo. O.
 s=sS
 Hall's Casarrh cure Is taken intssn, ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Tsstinonials sent free. Price 7so. per bottle. Sold by all drugxists.
 Taks Halls Family Pnh for const. pakiion-
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01
nm DgxDgas BULLET

sA<' asssk some ee sAs stories ef ssfroclkis ssanlftsa ia the Rar1psHa var. ssssgatix cirsaiated aa .EkSa eosntxx aah esfteved not ssax ax many 1sepas Asrs but sy the AsaAx oe SsaAssrsak aAkzeas, win hs fsssa eee es vikAsut nscA basis wssu ths ealm iawskieatsoa sure te ns made aiSsr tho fzgAEing ends hos ben applssa ae tA~n. This may ee tr1s of khs eeftcial com paASaas Aahas Frensh ssws1 e Ger mAa srsspa are ssknE dundum esi- lsss.
 TAs e1mdam ssi3st tasss its aams fson tas tswa oe Damdam. aear cxseslts sa India. where tAare is . Bra<isA annsaition fac tory, and whsrs tha Moody sepoy rsossz0n brsks oek An ordinary mzlltAry. ri1s ear<rtass has . sseel jAsksted, ieadsn puitst Of compara- lively anan diameter. It is dis charged with hsgh velocity. and the wound it inflicts is. under normal eenaitaens. small and clean, and efsUa does not eanss dizabling sAsck. TAs wounded soldier in Aazy instansss h aSls to con- tians sixAtiag. In nearly 70 per cent es the casss recovery is .ssosghs ascus ss proper surgical treAemant
 This bullet can easily be trans s formed into . damdam by the use os . ills. An that A aecessary is to cut away the stssl 3ackst from he suad. thus expasany the soft lead, or to als Hetcha through to the lead across she nosa and part way eown tho alden n preads out at a the point in the form of a mush- room upoa str9ktag . bone or iargs hSamezk. The terrible wsszd it proanc<s can ss imagined. Ths shock alone hrtnE1 down either raaa or animal. Ard the rending and laeeration greatly lessen the chances of recovery. By interna- tionAl agreement the Use of dum- dnn hullets in civilized warfare is prohibited.
 Bgs sometimes the regulation ssee2-Saeketed bullet produces ef- feets asnIlar to thoss Of the dum- dun. On eceaziexn IL win wabble in iss flight. trzxelinx with Its point h ths line Of fro bat wlth its base making . circular movement And when the rife oscom0 dirty or hot. the bullet may -keyhole- by miss Ing the Eroorea In the bore. Then it spins end over end. And the steel jAekss nay es torn by glanc- ing of tree or rock bsfore 1t finds A human mark
 LAcssetsd AgRzsAet wcunds will not provs the dsiissrats us of the damauR Salaee by armies unles tnsrs are . grsae many Of them- And-sven then it7nnst bs borne in naaa that k ts psssibleN sometine f,r soldiers while in action to mu- tllzIs thssr cArtriaEn without the knowledge os -tAsar officers. It Is Highly Enproeasls tkak either the French or German military authori- ua have sanctioned the inter dicted dumdum.
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01
NOTICE

Having finished the assessment both real and personal, for the town of skagway for the year 1914. same is now in possession of the town clerk. and will be open to in- spection daily. from 7:S0 to 10 o'clock p. m., ap to and including Oct. 5th, 1914.
 FRANK PAGE
 Town Assessor.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

Perhaps. in case Italy decides to ge' into the war, we may experi- snce the pleasure of having in our midst William of wied, Mpret Of Albania. for Newport to play with.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01
Town Assessor.

Bonded wnisKeys--iioson. Noun
 Vernon and Belmont. The best of Reer-Bide Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale R R,u,sr. at the Mascot, Tele- phone s7 ft
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

Considering the monetary needs Of the American tourists he has cared for, Ambassador Herriek ought tS know something about dollar diplomacy by this time
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01
EDITORIAL PAGE

A New York motor car jumped the track and ran into a saloon Same with a good many New Workers.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

A, least If the President dumps out some of the contents of the pork barrel the democratic con gressmea will be able to fill 1t with scalding, briny tears.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

One can't help wondering what part the princes and grand dukes really are taking in the military operations in Europe.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

ssasirr Ay the tetineny that hss seea taken, thoas who had the eAa kina so 0am by <hs can trust teok gcca care 1t wasat snptys
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

nose firty well known British aatAoFs may yee % @ Ear as to s@rvs their country vith something nors than nsir pena
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

It seems necessary at this point to interject the remark that talk won't build up trade with South America
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

And what win Mir. Anthony cocassoek have to ssy about the iAdi@ new fAsAion of leaving their ears bareg
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

Also, Turkeys hesitation may be due in some measure to the near approach of Thanksgiving dav
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

What between Europe and Amer ica, death and taxes now seems donbly sure.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

Apparently woman won't con- asaer that -shs has AaA her rights untsi she h permitted to attend sr&x parxsesl
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

The eassnes of Bryan diplomacy seeRs fe es: -Ls every Amer iacn stay af hona"
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

Ksntueky has a eagenies law. What Is ths tsss, whsky or shoot isgf las M
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-01

Have you seen the skagway Booster Remnants at Keller Bros. T1;ey are classy glassy. sassy pen auts. Gef one for your heme.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Dcmtfcbe MamDelbilDcr
nber Demt @lamN
9Ommta9 NbcnD SIS ubr
TT Scr GUmpentiDm Sal

Die Grandchildren meroen 0ie
9roBe oeutihe Nrmee, 6lottc nno
Die Totenfopfbuiaren, pom aron-
prin6eu gefiibrt, 5eieen; ferner
&aiicr 8ilbelms Gruppen 8elid]-
tigltng bon 100000 Mann in
Den Strabcn 9erlinS; cine @a-
raoe Der Snfanterie, Den .@Gnie-
marId" porfiibrenO; Den III 81,
&rie9si6iffc, 9reii5eS, Sorpeoo'S
ulo Zeppelin 2ufti6iffe; Den
&aiier oltf leiner Yriuat 0odt
pSoben5oaern", Artiaerie uno
llblanen. 6arbige 8iI0er merOan
Die 42-cm @eidoiie 5eigen; fer
iler &botograpbien oes aaiiers
uno Der Mitglieoer ser fonioli=
den 6amilie; 6iibrer oes Scores
rno Der 6Iotte; mirflide S5cnclt
bon Berlin uno %ieiller ltmge6ltna !;
9%eioelber9, Dresden. Samburq,
Seip5ig, Sannoper, Wiindlen.
StraBbltrg, @iesbaoen Ii. @iirs.
burg nno oas i1one gaperll, nit
leillen fonigliben EalGIten.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

81 ia9eIt, CT lei Bis 5u ieinem Iesteu
9ebenstaee Don CeutF6lono eerfolgf
gemeien.
Bas Die g%rauenbnite 9eihulOi
gung, Elm preuBii6er Sr3t nit iran
30iiihem 9tamen hattie ibn oergiftet
uitatt i'm 81 beilen", anbetrifft, 10 be-
trofte ih IS ais meine Yflidt, fclt.
.5uItclen DAB i'd mebrere Sabre nud
Dem SoOc 6ermegbs bGlfiQ in Dem
&auic iciner @itme, Die in3piihel
nab Stuttgart, mo- i6 CUR Shul
ging, iibergeiieOelt mar, perfebrtc
Nienals babe i6 meoer pom ibr nou
pom Marcel altd) MIR 0en leiieitenSin
Deis nllf irgenomelfe anormale lin
Itdnoe bel Der 6r5tlihen 9ebol1olung
meines Obeims mdbreno ieiner leb-
ten &ranfbeit pernommen, obgleif
Iein Sebenslauf uno i%nsbeIon0ere lei-
ne letter S%ebensiabre einen inner.
i60pfli6en 8egenItano Ser @eipr16e
ullo ltnterbnltlngen bel meiner Sall=
tie in meiner @egenmart bil0eter.
alif meine Wittter, tpel6c bel ibrem
9rlt0er Dor Ieinem 5oOc l1naere Belt
nuf 8eiuh ltno aud bel Der 2eiden-
feier 3lgegen mar, bat ME nit irgeno
elmer Silbe irgcn0 eiteit llnitunO err
Ddbnt, melAer 81 Der Mnnabmc fiib-
rem fonnte, onB niht a1es nit allfrih-
tiget 0ingen 5ugegongen iei. gtie
babe i6, aud ipdter nit Marcel, nit
Dem id felt jenen 8ogen mebrmals
3~uIammentrat al6 MIR Den aerinq=
item GerOn6t iiber sic lebte GrStlide
9ebonolung ieines 8aters ousipre-
den bOren. @ie fommt es, Dab oicie
Vel6lloigung crit ieBt, no6oem es
ansgeidloiien lit, ben @egenbepeis
81 l%iefern, utO Der 8eI6uloigtte piel-
leiht geltorben uno ii6 nidt ntebr
perteiOigen fam, in Die @elt geihleil-
bert miro?
Bon fran5oiii6er Settle miro in Die
len 8agen ieoe Nieoertr1dtigfeit uno
@emeinbeit i'm @ege Ser @erlelm-
Dung unO 8atiohenfGli6unq geQen
0eutiblano geleiItet. So entmiiroi-
5enO oas aud iein m0ge, e5 crflGrt
li6 bod ais Sampfmeiie elmer unter.
liege10en &ultur. @erooe3u efelcr-
regenO aber lit eS, meru elmer, Sem
aur Oeuti6es 9lllt in oell Noern
flieBt, iid oa5u ernieorigt, BEL OicIcr
l6muBigen Arbeit mit3u6elfen.
M ar 8enrgii &e6tsanDaIt
@aibington, 9. 6.
Gin SdulfameraO @eorg Ser
tpegbis, Or. g., lieB bierauf folqen-
oes BON ii6 boren:
SD freue mid, Dab elm 9eutIf.
amerifaner, &e6tsonpalt @eoraii,
fiir Den 0i6ter Serpegb ieinen Sn.
fel, uio fiir Oeiien oeltides Ser5 elm
getreten 1T, Dab er aid Die Oelitld,e1
8eboroen nnO ben ar3t Serweab's
Jegen Die Serleumoungen oes eiaenen
Sobnes oes 9i6ters, Morcel, 10 fr6f-
tig in S6nb nimmt, uno i6 boffe,
oaB er re6t bat, iuenn er anninlmt,
oaB 1ein Better, vtpobIpoaeno orsqc
britt, patbolugiid lit.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

$50 mir ms NAL feitgeieBt baben, ba
belfen fetur Ausfale Der 6ran5oien
mebr......
Pa Sic GnglGn0er fongen nun
oo9 aud an ein8uleben mas iie ge-
ma6t bab(n. @ebe oieiem &od. Wit
oieien rednen mir crtra ab. Gieie
lleberrni6ung miro aber geridtet.
Sd fam @iih mr. iage1, menn man
Die Soloatenbriefe lieit, oa freut es
einen, oa gebt einem s Ser5 auf pom
Der Yegeiiterung, ga mllB man iagen,
ia 0a iii Elm Nidtiiegen auSgei6loiien.
", Tan0er. /.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

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