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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
DUMPED HOT ASHES
ON SCHOONER DECK
Careless Man Started s5oo,ooo Confla-
grafton in the Center of the City of
Glasgow To-day.

Glasgow, Scotland, June ls.-Damage
amounting to s5o0,00o was done to-day
by fire in the Kingston dock in the
center OF the city. Four schooners, sew
eral freight sheds and a number of
houses We're burned.
The fire was caused by a man who
was emptying hot ashes into the water
and who let some of the ashes fall on
the deck of schooner which caught
fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
Little BObbie and His Pa
Mas Nephew Calls and Gets Some
Unsolicited Advice From Pa
About Living In the Past.
yVrIIfrsr 2 XIII
By WilH1as r KirA-

s6DNs nefew cain up to the house
to see US last mite. His first
naim is Daniel & ne says he is
going TO lern tO'be a judge sum day.
Pa toald him that while Daniel was
a crate judge in his DAY, there was a
lot of efellers MANNED Dan that cud-
dent sit elected to be a Justice Of the
Peace, eeVen- What maiks you think
you are going to be a judge2 Pa
asked Mas uefeT.
BeelSaus 1 have made I'd my mind
that I am going TO be one. sed Daniel
/ believe THAI any yung 10y can lern
to be anything that he maiks up his
mind to be. The way Go, sed Daniel
10 Pa 1 always fergit the past & live
each day as If thare had newer been
another day Thare was sum old Brit
ish poet that rOte u verse like that
sed Mas nefew- It went
With every rising Of the sun
Think Of yure life as just begun
The Past has cancelled& buried deep
AL yesterdays Thare let them sleep
That's the way I feel, sed Daniel L
am always starting oaver every day,
making up my mind oaver q Caver
that 1 am going to be q grato judge
q sport any mOar than you can keep
q squirt on the ground, sed Daniel
1 am not 81 sure Of that, my deer
yung friend, sed Pa I have known
excepshuns. knew a brakeman Onst,
sed Pa that had made up his mind TO
be a song ritter He was bound &
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
Love Or Fame?
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX

rivers and cities that have been thrown
on the screen. and the ambition 10
some day do something ones self that
viii live longer than today
An Ambition
II is such an ambition that tortures
this young lover. and IL is my hope
that if he feels within him the longing
10 be more than a machine for earn
ing bread and digesting il, that he
viii 90 to it.
Love is the best life offers, but it is
a love that is too narrow and strait
laced for every day use and comfort IL
it condemns anything as innocent,
amusing and instructive as an occa-
sionaE visit to the movies"
II is moreover, tyrranical and abb
surd il 10 says Thou shalt not to a
young man whose preferred amuse-
ment is so harmless. It Is lacking IN
an appreciation TO the extent Of in
ton that will not result in harm and
may result in the good that comes to
all who hope and work and try and
refuse TO be discouraged
Write your phOtoplay, my lad, and
make il one that VIII contain nothing
harmful in act or suggestion Write
q. second and a third, taking care never
to neglect your daily work while so
engaged. The exercise viii be good
for your brain and viii broaden your
sympathies.
I would further suggest that you do
not placard the outer walls with your
Intentions You viii thus be spared
much humiliation when your scenarios
come back. something which happens
quite often
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
ASSESSOR WINS
SUIT TO SECURE
LARGER SALARY
Arizona Supreme Court De
cides in Favor of W. F.
Sturges, of Yuma County.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nay S.-When the
assessed valuation of Yuma county was
increased from $4,000, 900 to. more than an
$4,000, 900, iE 1913, the salary o. y
s. StUrges, its assessor. was I st15S q
cally raised from $1,000 70 S-9pO q
year. Two judges Of the supreme
court nave so decided ---,.,.
The increase in the assessed Va
ton raised Yuma county from one eiass
TO another. Stursess salary h3o oeen
SS22OO. but in the higher classl1lcatloh
the salary fixed By law Tor county
treasurers is $500 The supervisors
refused I opay Sturses the extra SSyUs
claiming that he had been elected 70
a $1,000 office and that he must con-
tinue to serve at that figure, he won
his suit in the superior court OF UNA
county ana again in the supreme court.
Tie majority opinion was written Dy
Justice Franklin. justice Ross con
curing. Justice cunningham us
senUed-
Woman Loses Appeal.
The appeal Of Miss C. Louise. Boeh-
ringer, school superintendent OF yuma
county. was dismissed. with cunning
ham again dissenting. Miss Boenrln5S5L
was elected to the office she hoias
when John Hess was recalled A ols-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
CROP REPORT ON
WINTER WHEAT
IS MADE PUBLIC
Condition of Wheat, Rye,
Meadow Lands and Pas
lures on May 1 Given.

Washington. d c., May S.-The first
official estimate OF the size OF the
crop Of winter wheat was made today
in the Nay crop report OF the crop re-
porting BOARD. United States depart
meut Of agriculture. issued az z-l5 p
H. The report shows the cOnGlllon on
Nav ] Of winter wheat, rye, MEADOW
LANDS and pastures; the percentage o.
spring blowing and spring planting
completed. the acreage OF winter Wheslt
to be harvested. the estimated OUT
turn of the winter wheat crop and the
stocks OF hay on farms May l. Inc
figures are
Winter Wheat Report.
Winter Wheat-The average cOndl-
tion OF winter wheat on Mag / was
g5-9 percent Of q normal mp%reu
with $50 percent or April ]; SIS per-
cent on May !, 1919. and 500 persent
the average for the past ten years on
Hay I. 1e
The area OF winter wheat refnstllllne
on My 1 to be harvested was ABOUT
35.3S7. 900 acres, or 1.1l9,oO0 acres less
than the area planted last autumn, but
5,6SS,0O0 acres more than the area mar
vested last year, (5l,699.UUO acres.
The condition on May 1 is midi
cative of a yield per acre OF approx
imately 1I.8 bushels, assuming average
variations TO prevail tnereaIler- IN
the estimated area TO be harvested this
would produce a final crop OF bSO,OUO--
600 bushels, compared with 5zS,5bl,OUO
bushels harvested in 1875 3ss-SlS,O1U
bushels in 1912: 43O.656,O0O bushels IN
1911 and l34142, 900 bushels in 1910.
The outturn Of the crop probably VIII
be above or below the ugures mere
given according to whether the condl-
ton from May i TO time OF harvest
Rye Report
Rve-The condition of rye on May !
vras q2 4 percent Of a normal compared
with 81 8 percent on April ]; S1-O per-
cent On MAY !. 1913, and S9-4 percent
the average for the past ten years on
Meadow. or hay. lands-The average
condition of meadow, or hay, lands on
Nav ] was 90-9 percent OF q normal
compared with $50 percent on May j,
1918, and a ten year average on May
Hsv on farms-The stocks OF hay
on farms on May I were estimated 70
be 1873. 600 tons. compared with ~
$4,000 tons on May I, 1913, and a.
744, 600 tons On May J. 1917
PasturaEe Report.
Pasture-The average condition OF
nastures on May ! was 8S-3 percent OIL
a normal compared with 81 persenl
on May I, 1913, and ten year average
on Nay of $50 percent
Spring plOwiny-Of spring ploWlns
TOq percent was completed up TO May
! compared with 61-2 percent on May
1, 1913. and ten year average on May
/ Of 66.6 percent
Spring planting-Of spring planting
5G.4 percent was completed up TO May
]. compared with $40 percent on May
]. 1913 and a six year average on May
! of 546 percent
Retails of. acreage COOS omittedl
remaining 10 be harvested on May
with comparisons and estimates OF
production (000s omitted) with pro
duction for 1913, Of winter wheat by
states follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
DAILY RECORD
RdIding Permits.

BmIding PERMITS
-. W. Il ,-.-,,-r- estimated value $500.
fbea+er block sf Campbell addition esti-
H T 'i.l i-- 10 build an addition. us North
Stanton street: estimated cost S-'9-
To q. F. Pena- 20 4-ll- ~ ~. SS-oo7' tus
Willow street; estimated value 14gu-
n p n Bias to build warehouse. lots
to = biocI. 43. Franklin Heights; esti-
mated value S-I Deeds Filed.
Mundy Heights addition--nas \ kinkcl
e. r1y TO u. T. krOeEer. luls.b q. 3. u. and
q. bIocI, IS. Muudy Helshls' consideration.
other and $40. NOv- -. 1913
y--fs+- 7-av -Tesse Deemer ct uN. to o.. O.
Coles. two and one-haI acres west Of
YsIeta- consideration $500: Stay z, 1914
IN Paso county. TsZls-C- T. Furguson to
S NJ Holt. sections IS and IS. block 20. sec
lions g. 10. II. j. and -, block 81 =.
school land: COMMUNICATION other and Flv'
So1th SIDE Of River. between octavia and
tr,re-I.awrence A Moltans et TX 20
Charles A. Moltane, lots u and 10 and part
Consideration $500; Nay 6. 1914.
Manhattan Heights addiuon-Ceorge r.
LeBaron ct al 20 George Ferguson. lots
IS and a. block Il. Manhattan Heights.
ID nsidsration s11O0. March Il. 1914
Government Hill addition-James r. Smith
10 Jaw r. Knox. lots Il. 1s and part OF e.
block "L." Government HILL consideration
So-thWe5t corner OF Fort Boulevard and
Portfolio. IL Newman et al. TO Grand
View Realty company. lots 1 and 2. block
So Grand View consideration SO; April
20. 1914.
Licensed 10 Wed.
Charles 7. Wrightson and Margaret
y aughtOn-
CiuadaIoupe Perez and DeifiHa Afelendez.
Felis Ramirez and Adelaide Zu6la-
Automobiles Licensed.
3efi-G- T. Giutie, Flato flats; two pas
seuEer Ford
e.f5-O. N Gillian. Sic North Stanton
street, five passenger Patterson.
Births-Boys.
To Mrs. Fred Huttanus. s07 North st.
Vrain street, Nay o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
MARTINEZ IS TO
ADDRESS GRADUATES

FL Paso Man Accepts Invitation to De-
liver commencement Grafton uf New
Mexico Normal University.
Felix Martinez viii deliver the an
nual commencement address at the
New Mexico Normal university at East
Las Vegas, \. NJ The invitation 10
address the graduating class Of the
Frank H H Roberts and was accepted
by Mr. Martinez.
For years Mr.. Martinez was a resi-
dent of East Las Vegas, where he still
has property interests. He has al
ways been d friend Of the normal uni
Versity and has aided in the upbuild-
ing Of the institution in which he
takes more than passing interest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

Nay Z, 1914.
This is to certify that we have sold
our feed and fuel business TO the West
Texas Fuel company, who viii continue
the same under the same name as here
tOfore. the FL Paso Fuel company, at
No. 1925 Alagoffin avenue, and we re-
specially commend them to all of our
former customers. feeling assured that
the Fl PasO Fuel company under the
new management viii render the same
prompt and efficient service to all Gus
toners that they have received at our
hands in the past The phone number
viii be the same as heretOfore-11O.
When needing anything in the feed and
fuel line, kindly ring the same old
number-110, and We assure you your
order viii have prompt attention and
that you will be accorded the same
courteous treatment that you have al
ways received at our hands
Very respectfully
FL Paso Fuel Co,
By c. n. Bassett
President
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

6DAS nefew calm up to the house
to see US last mite. His first
naim is Daniel & ne says he is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

NE who longs for fame, writes;
81 have long cherished amol-
~ tions to be a writer Of photoplay
scenarios. Ny family are very strait
laced. and together with my fiancee'
think that moving pictures and all that
pertain To that branch OF amusement
are mere stepping stones to perditlon-
Do you think 1 should take a firm
stand for my right to follow my bent,
or should ] yield to their wishes III
this natter
From one Who Longs for Fame
It is almost incredible that any one
Of the present generation hould Pc
lieve the moving picture an instruHeh
OF the devil IL is as old fOgy nOlloh
as to claim that one should not 4eaLl
10 read, because books that are UNI
to read have been written All tl-[
advantages Of education must pc TO-
because OF the very rare book lAa- -
immiral I'm its teaching.
There are moving picture plays ma
should never be thrown on the SCI go 800
but for every one Of these there ~
hundreds thar are educational lAspl-
ing and ennObling.
There are millions who leave ~ ~
moving pictures with renewed 49, -
hope and courage: with a desire ~ -
come more familiar with the WIlL---77
Of Hugo or Shakspere, whose No.
terpiece has been pictured beIors men 49,
with the determination TO Worh H.-L =
and save money and 90 out IN ~
world and see the mountains IaA-es'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

determined that he wud be song
- -, dav Pa sed, * he KEEP that
idee in his he'd & IN the heGs OF ms
friends until he eeven losI llS Joo ~, ClI
the railrode, & newer got 20 De any
thine & another thing SEQ Ia lndL is
the rong dope you nave ag -, re-
citing the past altogether me past
is a kind of handy thing 70 reeIleIil per
orer in awhile. Pa sed- I remember
80 o- three trends of mine. Pa sed.
that did me favOrs in the old uays' d
If T lived an the time IN the present /
WIND fergit all about them * on the
three vung men that have got INTO me
Tor considerable amounts IN the past
& s1ud hate TO think that thay was
going to fergit sed past . ~
II YOU are digging at me, So Ald
nefeW. / will hand YOU that ten newt
Not at all. sed Pa, dident have you
in mind / only meushuned the mummy
part of it to show YOU tnaI II lsent
rite 70 fergit all about the past
Won are wound up pritty tight to-
mite. aren't yOu2 SEQ Ma she dldent
like it beekaus Pa sed anything ABOUT
O-Iv medium tite, sed Pa But I
ut 70 impress on our yung friend
here that the past is not TO BE Ior-
r-C+fan altogether Memory is wun-
derful thing. Pa sed- 1 1--we a SraJe
JasT Of my time in the past sum of
rn, hapoiest moments are spent n
5reernine of my happy childhood days
e baesfdes. sed Pa. wen you are sad,
memorv brings thoughts to cheer you
in the words of that old, butifm song,
sed Pa,
For memory is the only friend
THAT Greet can call its own
Wen sed Daniel. guess 1 must be
going Navbe / Will change a Httel-
he sed. & live part Of the time in the
past
That's the way TO feel, sed Pa, es-
pecially around payday
- ssrvica station. s15 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

70 IIE lULLI-
Having purchased the feed and fuel
business Of the Fl Paso Fuel company.
we wish TO assure all former patrons OF
said company that we viii be prepared
20 take care Of all orders from the for
mer customers Of the Fl Paso Fuel com
pany with prompt and efficient service,
and We would greatly appreciate all
business continued with the old firm,
but under rev management
Very respectfully,
West Texas Fuel Co.
BY G. p. Putnam.
NAdFertlsemenL) Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
NEW ROAD IS BUILT
Ar cost OF 500 A MI

vey o. W. 9. Goetz has just completed
the construction Of O stretch OF county
road connecting the east speedway
with the state highway The county
spent $50 a mile ON the road. The cost
OF the state highway was about $3.50 a
mile Both are declared TO be the same
kind OF work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

pute arose over her salary and she
sued for her salary for one month. As
the amount Wa sless than $500, jus
tees Franklin and Ross held that the
supreme court had no jurisdiction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

speedometer service station. SIS Texas
et-Advertisement
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11
MilBDanOmng Der 6iiBe.

Die unIitte Der 8eritiimmeIung Der
GiBe bel ben hineiii9en 5rausn bot
Die tpeibe aafe tets nit Staunen
uno Ibf9eu erfii0t, obgIei9 anseiifts
Der pielen Mopetprbeiten unferer
5rauen gu elmer l~leberbebung taum
cine Sere4tigung porliegt. Rormal
entiptdelte uno erbaItene 5iibe biirfte
man aud bel Den pornebmen WeiBen,
Iopeit iie ii6 Der Mooe unteriperfen,
MIR ausnabmsfpeiie finoen, unb Der
llnteridieo 5ptiden Der MtbbdnoIung
zines europdii6en uno zines hineii-
f6en Oamenfubes lit mebr nur Elm
folder oes @rdoes. Die s5rouen nie=
oerer Stdnoe, Die tiihtig orbeiten milf
len, BADEN aud in China unperfu mz
meI.e SiBe. GA fe ionft ibren 9flihs
ten i'm 9oufe uno auf BEN 5eloe qar
nidlt 9enii9en t0n1sn. Die gpIoenen
2ilien. pie bic GbineIen Die pertriipr
peIten 5rauenfiiBe nennen, osren 6iGe
bic @r0Be zines tleinen &inoerf6ubes
BAT. gelten fpobl aud BORT eeraoe bes4
balb als Mertmul pornebmer Nbtunft,
neil lie auf elm 2eben oes Miibtegnns
aes biupeiien. Wie bic 5rauenfiiBe
in China BON Helm duf 3ugerihtet pers
ben. bat mon ldngit erfubren ur.h cine
geidreibuns oapon finoet iid i6on in
dltersn Sdriften iiber 6ineiifhe Sits
ten. Cine eisentli4s Grforiduns bic
fer 8srunffaltung lit ober erit ourd
bic 4~nrpenbuug Der R6ntsenitrablen
m0sIid sefporoen uno fe sntbaut zen
Grab Der WtBbiloung. Die benz SUB
modem our6 Die Ginsrdnsuns in
ginben o~ufgen0tigt tpirb, in sine.. sss
robesu erI4retenosm Grabs. Die
Jibe tperben, penn bos MGoden 5
ober 6 Sabre alt lit. nit itarten
goumtpouItreifen bon 7 Biz 8 Dorb
2dnse unb etpo 4 3oG Breite I'M.
pidslt unb biefs 8anbaesn blsiben
inhrelang urberibrt. Die ainber
lsiosa oft furatbur oaruntsr. bsfons
osrs sur Ro9t3sit. tpenn Die JiBs
norm fpsrben unb onfhpsIsn. Bel
BEN sieftanb Der drstlidsn aunf tn
China it e f9psr, fi4 Don ben mDgs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11
Mns ben 8eri6ten.

E. Die 500 @ntiddoisunsSflase BON
Gowar6 Spparo BON 5renh Sslanb
9esen 5ront Iasnoprf, 6eiien Nuto
feline 8ferbe iheu semaht baben iolIte,
iuurbe BON Seidwprenen fir ben @er'
flagten entibisoen.
SiIas Green BON Spfab, elm 8riips
pei, mu6ie $3.50 ~berappen. ipeil er
Die Nutomobils1 abror oinan5 iibertreten
bate. Soli5eibef @ebber tonnte i'm
erit gum Salten brin9en. na6bem er
5uei Shifie in bic Cuff absefeusrt
batte. Green mar elmer Der beioen
Wdnner, Die tiirjIih an Der Mormon
Goplie &oab in cine 8ertiefnng eefabs
rem unb oann in benz Muto einsei1la'
fen tparen. 9omalS muBte er iueaen
9runfenbeit IS Straie unb Die &olten
bIeGen.
5elis Nopat, ebenfa1s elm @uto.
raier, bate sIeidfals $3.50 gu Sab.
len.
@nna Moier bat sesen ibren @atten
Gbas. u. MOler auf @beiheioung ses
tlast; er bebauptet itets feline 9fidtsn
als @bemaun erfilt gu baben.
Marie TDler bat ibren @atten Bm.
96ler auf GbeIdetouns pertlast wesen
9eiertion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11
Ii6sn ;solosn bieisr mibhanbluna cine

Iiden 5olgen biefer Wibbanolung cine
8pritelung gu MAIDEN, bod lam es
as ii6er gelten, oaB iie Suipeilsn ios
gar nit Dem Sooe be3cblt ipirb. tuenn
oer 9rano bin3utritt. sc lit aber
f6einbar felbIt unter' Dem Ginflub Der
llmpdl5ungen uIer 6ineiifhen Sc
brdute, bic fogar BEN 3opf gu san
9ebra9t baben, duberit idtper, Die llns
iitte Der 6ubperftimmelung aus3urots
ten. Sin Mitdrbeiter oes Cancel pers
fi6ert, oaB lie in ben b%eiIeren 8Iohen
oes Bottles nod INNER febr in uebung
1T. obglei6 es nidt on einem 8erein
gu ibrer 8etdmpfung fehlt. @ud Die
8erbreituns Der europdiihsn aritit in
@erbinbung nit Der drstli9sn @uftlds
rung iiber bic @efabr bes 9rou9s bas
ben inn ni9t piel 4bbruh tuu IONS
men. Wober er ei9entIih itammt. 1T
ni4t mebr Iifer feit3uftenen. Ruh
elmer Sage bat er fih einsebiirqert als
ELECTROMAGNETIC. oo cine Defenders
perehrte 9oiierin nit einem Slump
fub beaabt mar, Der nlnmebr ala
gipfel Der S6onbeit eeprieien nurbe.
Cine anoere lleberlieferung fagt, Dab
Ole hineiiffen Mdnner biefe 8arborei
erfunoen botten, UNI ibre Srduen an
Dem 0aporlnufen gu bin0ern. Die
Ghineiin, Die einmal einen Deritimmel-
ten SUB bat, Tam ME tpieOer 81 ons
ndheruo ~norn,alen 8ebtpertseugen 9es
Icnqen. Numentlid nad BEN ueber.
tritt gum Gbriitentum baben dime
FT6e Srouen psriuht. ibrsn 6iiben
pieoer Die 5reiteit su geben, muBten
a6er bdlo odpon @bitdno nebmer, neil
Ste S6mer3en nab benz Q0ien Der
9inoen nod oiel furhtbarer pdren als
BEL ihrer 4nlegung. Die anoten BEG
ssubes ielbit Iino eben in ibrem Watss
tum ourh ben 3pune burdous psrs
dnbert. mande suidmmeneeprebt. ous
oere nett iber oos aeip0bnlihe WiaB
prgroBert. uno in fpdteren Sobrsn
tonnen iih bieIe 0erunitaltungen ni6t
mebr ousglei9en. Der 9runo, mes
bnlb erIt Die 4npenoune Der R0ntqsn,
ftrobIen gu elmer genauen @uftldrung
Der 5oIeen oes JuBbinbens in China
gefibrt BADEN. fieat namsntIi9 BARN.
bab ss fir cine Gbinsfin Der @ipfel
Der S6amloiigtsit rDdrs, sinsm mann,
urb ba3u nod einsm Grsmben, ibrsn
bloBsn Sub 3a 3sigen. Bel Der Qufs
nabme nit R0nts~enitrablen 1T bos
dber nift notig, uno besbaIb Tam
man gu ioldsu photographer. an be-
nen Die @erunitdItung Der 2nohen
anfs gendueite gu srtennen iino. leihs
ter eelangen. Cine hinefi6e Jruu
nit natiirlihen Guben nor bis ouf bic
neusfte ,3eit in Der outen Geienfddft
unmoeli6, uno bic Site ipuros umio
sdber f~eftgsbolten, ala fe Elm unters
Fdeioenoes Wertmal spiIden BEN
7yrausn Der Gbineien unb Der Wonos
Thu biloete. Die Wonbf6ufrausn
traaen ft1tt oeFsn oft G6u6e NIT fsbr
boben 6aden, Die eerube unter Der
gaitte BEG Gubss fisen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11

Sobren SisnIt ftd ~per7:onieren lieB.
nur IA 9a9e trant getpeien no uno
es ouf $4,000 &ilometer eebruht bat.
4u9 stpei ipeibIi6e 2anobrieftrGeer
bat England aufsutpeiIen, Die iebr
9emertenspertss in ibrem Beirut geleis
ftet boben. Sic cine periorst Elm
Grensoprf nit Nohridten aus Der
grpben @eIt uno 1T unsefdhr 100000
3ilometer gelaufen; Die anoere. Die
ibren OisnTt in Der Ndbe bon 0ons
cater perieben bot bat es nod ptel
tpeiter eebraht. lire 2eiituns belduft
iih ouf 100000 Rilometer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11
Gin a(ter GouOegen.

Gin Observation-Disclosures &risess
freimiaiger 1T gu ben Sran5ern einqs,
riidt. @5 lit Der 9riegspeteran uuo
6ouspsrtpdIter 2uopig Oblmeper aus
Der aarls9artenitrabe % gu Neut0ln.
Oblmeper madte bic 6elo3iise 1866
uno 1870-71 nit uno erfpurb iif
ouBer pieIen onoeren Ius3eihnuneen
bel Der 5ransern auh bas Giierne
9reu5, Der olte ariegsmann mar
auf SommerurIdub mad ShleIien ees
fobren, Oort b0rte er fdon o BEN
acknowledgement 4usbruh Der sSeinoIes
Ii9teitsn geeen oas 0euti9s Reih. Gr
tebrte nah Berlin 3uriid. Ils er bier
bic looernos 8sssiiterung nab Der
Dertinoun9 Der Wobilmahung fab,
teftets er iofort feline arieesaus5eihs
nurgen auf bic 8ruit, elite gum BE.
s:rtstommanoo unb meIoete ii6 frei.
ipinig CUR Sobne. Wan mafte Gins
penoungen fuegen ieines boben 4lters.
Der 8eteran aber ipies ouf feline Riis
itigteit bin uno ertldrte, oaB er bintet
feinen 0rsi Sobnen niht suriidbleiben
poGle. Dele. stpei perbeirdtete unb
elm nod ledger 6nnoperter, hatten be-
reits fir Ole erIten Mobilmndunqstage
ibre Ginberufung srbuIten. GnoIih
ertldrte Der beseiiterte Monn, onb er
IS niht iiberIeben peroe. ipenn er iebt,
penn er bel Ger 8ertsioiqune oeiIer,
mas er Dor oreiunopier3i9 Sabren mit@
gefdaffen babe, untdttg 3uiehen miiife.
8erubi9t giug sr noh 6auIs. alb er
erreiht bate. boB man ibn eini6rieb.
gu ieiner groBtsn Sreuoe betam Der
8eteran jeBt ole Na6riht, oaB mon
feline 0ienite aIs Wnrtsisnoer bel ben
5ron3ern in Qniprud nebmen lDoae.
I'm 3ehn llbr 8ormitttg fonts er iid
BEL ieiaem alten Regiment iteleu.
Sdon UNI nht llbr nabm er @bi6ieo
BON ieiner 3r1u uno ben anoeren Mn,
geb0rigen uno elite mad Der aoferns.
um iih eintleioen gu laien. Seine
So9He ftsben Idon i'm 5eloe. Seine
iSrdu fiebt nit StoI3 ibren Wdnn Irn
hire brei Sobne, Die ein3igsn ainoer.
hinaus3ieben uuo ertl1rte, fuenn lie
niht Idon stfpos aebrehlih UGre, -
lie 1T nod stfpas otter nIs ibr Wnnn
- lie bdtts ii6 ibnen aud nod nnse.
idtoFsn.