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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-05
is FAST
AGROUND. WILL
ARRIVE TODAY
STEAMER WITH THE w. o. w.
EXCURSION ABOARD, GOES
AGROUND WHEN OPPOSITE
MARY ESTHER. .ssIsssi,e

The steamer Dolive, with about
seventy excursionists aboard, is hard
aground opposite Mary Esther, but
the relatives of those aboard the
steamer need have no uneasiness,
for they are perfectly safe, with
plenty to eat, an orchestra to furnish
music and an ample supply of fresh
water aboard.
The news of the steamers delay
was brought to the city this morn
ing by party of twelve, who char
tered the launch Willie R., which
was passing. They reached Pensa-
cola about $3.50 o'clock this morning,
and said that about $50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, when the steamer
was coming down from Camp Wal
ton, she struck sand bar. The tide
was very low and the steamer could
not be foated.
The Dolive left Pensacola yester-
day morning, running an excursion
for the Woodmen of the World. The
tide was so low going up that the
vessed struck several times, but she
arrived at Camp Walton without in
cident. The return trip was being
made when the sand bar was struck.
1t is expected the steamer will be
fioated by IL o'clock today, in which
event she will arrive at Palafox
wharf before dark.
Those coming down on the launch
from Mary Esther said that families
need have no fear, as all aboard were
safe and having an enjoyable time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-05
Use The Newspaper.

If a member Of your family
died, would you print the obit-
uary on a billboard? asks the
Lordsburg Liberal. If your wife
entertained, would you send an
account Of it to the programme?
If you were to enlarge your bust
ness, would you advertise in a
hotel register? If you were go
ing to have q wedding in your
family, would get a handful? You
would send such items to q news
paper, wouldn't you? Then why
don't you put your advertise
ments in a newspaper? Every
man who uses fiy-by-night scheme
advertising is adding to nature
taking. The newspapers build
your town.-Exchange.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-05
Is sIcKNEss a sIN2

If not, it's wicked to neglect illness
and means Of relief. It's wicked to
endure Liver Ills, Headache, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, when one dose OF
Po-Do-Lax gives relief. Po-Do-LaS
is Podophyllin MAY Apple), without
the grippe. It arouses the Liver, in
creases the flow Of bile-Nature's an
tiseptic in the Bowels. Your Consti.
patton and other ills disappear over.
night because Po-Do-Lax has helped
Nature to remove the cause. Get q
bottle from your Druggist to-day. Get
rid of your Constipation overnight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-05
CAPT. CONGER
COMMISSIONED
OFFICER FORMERLY STATIONED
AT PENSACOLA AERoNAUTI.
CAL STATION is RECOGNIZED
BY THE DEPARTMENT.

1t is now Captain E. H. Conger.
The promotion or commission was is
sued recently, and dates from May
10, 1915. He was lifted from the
grade of lieutenant to that of cap
tain.
Captain Conger until recently was
stationed at the Pensacola aeronanti-
cal station, and has many friends here
who will be happy to learn of the de-
served recognition.
LIEUT.. EVANS ASSIGNED.
First Lieutenant F.. T. Evans has
been assigned to the Pensacola aero
nautical station, for aviation duty.
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SOCIETY
PENSACOLA LADY rs ONE
m HONOR CHESTS AT PARTY

OF HONOR GUESTS AT PARTY.
One Of the largest social affairs OF
the season was the bridge party given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. B. L. Moore,
at her handsome home in West End,
the two honor guests being Mrs. Jno.
H. Carter, formerly of Asheville, N.
c., and Mrs. Francis Wilson, of Pen
sacola, says the Times-Courier OF
Ma1ianna-
The entire reception suite OF this
lovely home was thrown open and
attractively decorated bright-hued
flowers.
The card tables were placed in the
library and entrance hall, which were
beautifully decorated with bright yell
low flowers.
After several interesting rubbers
Of bridge the players were Joined by
thirty additional guests, and all were
invited into the dining room, where
delicious ices, cakes, bon bons and
sailed nuts were served.
The dining room was artistically
decorated in color scheme OF pink
and green. The picture table was
covered with a rich lace cover laid
over pink satin, and the center piece
was q tall basket filedd with pink
carnations and feathery ferns, around
which was a circle of crystal candle
sticks burning pink wax tapers.
In the breakfast room the decora'
fions were pink lilies and ferns.
Mrs. Moore, who is always 3
gracious hostess, was never more
charming.
Mrs. Jno. n. Carter has recently
returned to Mariana to make hel
home, much to the delight of hel
many friends. As Miss Roberta Mil
ton she was an acknowledged belle o.
Florida.
Mrs. May McKinnon Wilson, o.
Pensacola, is also former Mariann;
girl, and her visits back home arr
eagerly anticipated by her man!
friends.
Mrs. r. L. Moore is well known il
Pensacola and was recently the mucl
admired guest of Mrs. Ernest Specs
upon her return from the Pan-Ameri
can exposition. While in San deg
Mrs. Moore was an honor guest q
the California U. d. G. convention
Mrs. Moore is very popular through
outthe state in y. D. G. circles, bein,
> former vice president of the Florid
division and also president of tn
chapter In Mariana
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MRS. c. ". LEE
DIES SUDDENLY
PASSES AWAY AT HER HOME ON
WEST IyTENDENCIA STREET,
HEART DISEASE CAUSING
DEATH.

Mrs. G. W.Lee, residing at No. 126
West Intendelcia street, died sudden
ly yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock.
She had benin failing health for a
week or mors but apparently her
condition was not serious. She suf-
fered an attackshortly after 8 o'clock
in the Afternoon and was dead within
a short time.
She was As Years Of age, was a
native of Pensacola and is survived
by a husband. announcement of the
funeral will be made later.
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The best time for them to leave is at
1890 o'clock and under no conditions
should they leave the city later than
1 p. m.
The program for the day is as fol-
lows:
No. 1. 2 p. m. Out Board Motor
Boat Race (open to all detachable
motors in open boats.) No handicap.
Course, one mile and return:
B. F. King, Evenrude engine; S.
]. Isaacs, Koban engine; G. H. With
erell, Ferro engine; Mr.. Walker, Caille
engine; Mr.. Brown, Evenrude engine.
No. 2. 2:3o p. m. One-Design
Sailing Sloop Race. Course Smile
triangular; one mile to each leg:
Safety First" "Fool Proof, !"
tWatch Your STEP"
No. 8. 8 p. m. Semi-Speed Boat
Race. Course, six miles, triangular;
twice around course.
Hugh Gonzalez, "Skeets"; Leo
Brown, Dixie; C. C. Keyser, ''Kio-
wa; Bonnie Edmundson, Johanna
j. E."
No. A. $50 p. m. Speed Boats
Under rs Miles Speed: w. A. Dun
ham, Rainbow" H. Gonzalez, 'fYel-
low Jacket; B. L. Brown, "Larulu"
C. M. K. Oerting, Gem; c. H. With
erell, "Autogo"; w. A. Durham,
Cora; Robert Keager, "Sea Cow; A.
Pourtless, "Black Eagle; Bonnie Ed
mundson, "Benjanin."
No. 8. Cabin Launch Race-Gulf
Championship: Mr.. Thompson, "Cath-
crime; w. A. Durham, "Reeba"; E.
w. Peake, ''Frolic"; S. ]. WEIGH, 'Red
Cloud; j. C. Watson, "Annie W."
No. s. Oyster Sloop Race. (Oper
to any oyster sloops in gulf waters.)
/ Four Entries Received.
Four entries have been received fol
these races to date, but the name:
and owners have not been received b!
the regatta committee.
i No. T.. One-Design Sailing Slool
Race. (Open only to the Pensacol;
Yacht Club one-design sloops, pilotec
by visiting yachtmen):
safety First" Commodore Ernes
Lee Jahncke, Southern Yacht Club
pilot; "Fool Proof" Commodore Wall
er, Pensacola Yacht Club, pilot
"watch Your STEP" Commodor
Rogers, Mobile Yacht Club, pilot.
No. 8. Speed Boat Race-Gul
Championship: "Autogo," "Farulu,
Rainbow" 'eYellow Jacket" "Se
Cow" "Black Eagle" "Gem," Cora,
: and benjamin"
No. 9. Cruiser Race-All-G Gulf Cham
pionship: "Autogo," Farulu," ''Rain
bow" 'eYellow Jacket" "Sea Cow,
"Black Eagle" "Gem," "Ora," an
Benjamin"
! No. 10. Cruiser Race-All-Gul
Championship: Elizabeth" 'Glendc
veer," "Waif," ''sVialet," "Spitfre,
; tsWendy," Dream" Sweetheart,
"Brenda," Comet" all of the South
ern Yacht Club; 'Mynana," 'Beverl
S." peep o-Day," Dorothy" "Gooc
win," and jamie W." Of the Pensacol
:, Yacht Club. Boats from other gu
: cities vii participate in races hav
been received.
. Three special races win also
: provided for the auxiliary cruisin
yachts 'fFlying Cloud" and 'Iouise
of the Southern Yacht Club, for an
coast fishing open power boats an
q special speed boat race in whic
the fastest boats in Southern watel
will participate.
HI Officers Are Announced.
II The regatta committee has name
judges for the regatta as follow
Vice Commodore J. o. Walker, P.
/ c., Ex-Commodore T. C. Watson,
liz. c., R. w. Goodhart, P. Y. c., NJ.
1 Eikan, P. Y. c., Holmes Harrison,
LIZ. C.
II Timers: Ex-Commodore Peter LII
denstruth, P. Y. c., William Carl
| Southern Yacht Club; F. Fl. Hennin
lip. Y. c..
IL Referee: Ex-Commodore George
Morgan, P. Y. c.
IL C&o-4.-. ro-kos~ I'll M1k&h1x-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-05
YouR COUGH can BE- Stopper

Using care to avoid draughts, ex-
posure, sudden changes, and taking a
treatment of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, viii positively relieve, and in
time will surely rid you, of your
Cough The first dose soothes the
irritation, checks your Cough, which
stops in a short time. DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been used success
fully for 45 years and is guaranteed
to cure you. Money back if it fails.
Get a bottle from your Druggist; it
costs only little and will help you
SO much. (Adv.)
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CONTINUED rom Firss Paga,)
taken the offenive, according to an
official statemen today. They claim
to have capturd 1855 officers and
men, twenty-five machine guns and
many mine thrWers.
The French psitions over a dis
lance of thirt Of a mile are said
to have been stoned. As to the re-
suit of the figing north OF Arras
French reports ay the German at
tacks we're replsed, while the Ger
mans claim som progress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-05
WOMEN WHO ARE
ALWAYS TIRED
May Find Help in This
Letter.
Swan Greek, Mich. cannot speak
too highly of your medicine. When

through neglect or
overwork ] get run
down and my appe-
lite is poor and I
have that weak, Ian
guild, always tired
feeling, ! get q bot
tie Of Lydia E. Pink
.hara's Vege ia BILE
Compound, and It
builds me up, gives
me strength, and re-
stores me TO perfect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-05

The beautiful two-months-old babe,
Cad Whiting, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Humphrey, who expired Friday at
1890 a. M, was placed at rest Satur-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the
family burying ground at st.
Michaeps cemetery. The newly-made
little grave was covered with many
beautiful floral offerings from the
many friends of the family.
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health again. It is truly q great bless
ing to women, and I cannot speak too
highly Of 1t. ! take pleasure in recon-
mending it to others. Mrs. AMuE
CAMERON, RID, No. /, Swan Creek,
Michigan.
Another Sufferer Relieved.
Hebron, Me-" Before taking your
remedies ! was all run down, discour-
aged and had female weakness. took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound and used the Sanative Wash, and
find today that / am an entirely new
woman, ready and willing to do nv
housework now, where before taking
your medicine it was dread. I try TO
impress upon the minds Of all ailing
women ! meet the benefits they can
derive from your medicines. " = Mrs.
CHARLES Rowe, Kennebago, Maine.
IF You want special advice
write TO Lydia e. Pinkham Med
icine Co., (confidential) Lynn.
Mass. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by q woman
and held in strict confidence.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Friends Of Gordon blanchard will
be pleased to know that an operation,
which was performed on him yester-
day, was entirely successful, and that
he is resting as nicely as can be ex-
pected.
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The Gateway to Success
The Journals "Want Ad."
Way !
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After a Rough Voyage
Overdue Yachts Arrive

econtInued from Page one.l
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Teutons Swing Forward in
Daring Attempt to Drive a
Wedge into Russian Center

Continued From Page ons)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-05
Germans TAKE Offensive
on Western Front

Continued rom F'irs. Paga.)
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bic 3Gbe seitriH<nsn S9nurrbart. be
finiterh JaIte amifden ben 9rausl
unb elmer fur5en. aber breiten inb TO
then Rorbe auf Der Mangs. Sbr
Intipatbie mar nod INNER fislslbe
ipurbe unter ibrer getra9tung fogal
nod sr0ber, bns empfanb lie, abe
bod fraste fie, inbem tie ihre Stimm
bdmpfte unb nit bem &Opfe eine Helm
8eiuesuns nah born ma4te: @er iinl
bic 9errfdafteng
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fdnel mad redts unb antiportete bnnr
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no Bel bem anbsrn bic Ndrbe fab =
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man bon ibm. MiibIing unb ih, pii
tparen, obslsi9 beibe stpus alter, gut
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tern. gs sing ebsn nidt. Seins aiinit'
lsriade bat ibm ipobI aud BON anfana
an i'm glute gsitedt.
llnb iis2 Jrou pon Sdeenbers blidts
su Der tlsinen Jrdu bin, Die ebsu berg
Iit unS laut, pieIleift 3u laut, lahte,
ipdbrsnh ibr Wann lGteIts.
Sa lie. Sd, m69te ba ni9t tlats
iden. Gin babies ssabr. bepOr er ben
9lbftisp nabm, psrbeiratbets sr iid
nod. Die Sohter zines gsrIiner Gdb-
ritanien. Shraubsn, bent it. Sebr
piel @elb. aber 70 barmIOs lie III uub
sutbersis - ipieber bob sr bic Shuls
tern - bic Gbs 1T ebsu sefpOrben iple
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germ. Sbn iibrietns aud. bamit Oh
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@ertshrt ibr miteinanbsrY
So eetpib,s unb 5fpar germ. Gs III
eben mas anberes. Gr tbut mir ou6
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sabung 1T er isin sIiidlider Wsnih.
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Diifem beraus setbon, Oab iie foebsn
Don ibm seiprodxn. sIber sr IddsIte
susleid, tpie er, ii6 Elm tpsnia iiber
ben Sii9 porbsusenb. re anipro6:
Wobnsn bic Ssrri6oft,n in gerIin9
ssa. Seit furaem.
2Lb 70. Weil i'd ben Serrihdften
nod nis besegn,t bin. llno .s gefdnt
Der gnGbissn Jruu bisr2
9is jebt ia, ObsIsi6 = 0o4 fe
brad ab. Fe msints, .s fsi ssnus se,.
fagt.
(syortfebung folgt.)
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Dornrosden.
NoDslIe bon q 9eors Wia aSnsr.
(Jortfebuns.)

(Jortiebnng.)
Die iie 10 fab, muBis lie Idheln.
Sas mar pirtlid isbr anesne5m. unb
ME fi9 6as Summsn nno RauI9en
anbers anb0rte. als tpenn man aud
fab, mas Dorgins. Gang anbers, ss>
bdmpftsr, slei4mdbissr. man tonnte
ii1 barin uerlieren. sic pollte bds
aber niht unb ipiirte bod, bab iie
19on babel mar. Disier 3piefpalt Iieb
iie nod f6irfer ld9eIn. Du fdlug @ras
penbdgsns Gtimnrs an ibr DIR. Der
muBte dIio 5uriidgefebrt fein. sic off
nete IangTam bic ausen tpiebsr. unb
nun jap iie nidt nur i'm, fonbern
ou9 cine ni4t grobs Dame, bic er am
alrme fiibrte, inro babinter einen Serrn
i'm 5raf. unb fis iob ou9, pie ibre
RDffrne fi9 Tfpn srbobsn bate.
sic tnb d,i9 bisr2
@sfri6, fton Ionse. llnb mir baben
'Sie anh INNER ipieber esfebeu, anti
1DOrtets Der Serr, ObsIsi9 bi. Crnge,
5sinsr saassseo1 hdtts. =. II
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Tdout aanonenbonnsr unb G,stps6rs
feusr in bic GtiIe Der airdt. Gin
fdHiiIhsr Golbat. Der eintn 8opfs
Idtub erbaltsn bat, ipirb I'm sroben
Mlittelqana Der stir1s, auf sintm
5tubI fibenb, bonn 4r3t psrbunben.
DI6bIid iinit Der aopf bes Werpuns
beien binttniibsr; sr II. scbs. Gin Sus
funtsrissefdob bat feintn Neg bur6
bic offsns airdxntbiir stfinbeu unb
BEN gsbauernsipertben bic Stirn
burhfdlaeen. 2eiis pirb Der trugifde
zot bts GahIsn BON Eager gu Eager
ipeitsr srsdbIs, unb bic Gtille bes
9cbss lisat iibsr ben 6unberfen. Die
2sif,e ipirh aus Der Rirfx aeihafft.
3pei GdtNrpsrfpunbete lisseT
nsbtnsinanber; bsibe babsn iie Dauds
f6iifie, unb beibs fperben iie HiAt nit
BEN Qeben bdponfommen. Der Shnts
ten bes 9Obes fIiebt f9on iiber ibr
Gsfiht. sic fdKinen aud fslbfi 5u
fiitlsn. ipie es nm lie itebt. benn bsibe
bitten isbi nit fhtpndtr Gtimme ben
sSelbssijtlif)en, Der an ibrem Eager
fisht, nm bas Qtbsnbmobl. Jn bieiem
auesnbIid Itbt ber 9unOnenbonner
lebbafter Elm als bisber. bas monotone
andttnn bts Snfantsrisfeusrs unb
bas urbsimlits Rnttern bsr WsdiHi'
nengeiDebre perftdrft ii9. unb jebt
plaben brailben Dor BEN Genitern Der
airhe feinblidy Ordndten. i4lagen
3tpiI&sn ben @r6bsrn bes Rir1bpfss
in bic grbe. oIles In ibrer Ndbe pers
fpiiifenb. Cine fi6tIihe llnrubt Bee
mGdiist fib Der lMsnfden tn Der
airde. Der Jslbssiitlihe rei4t ben
beibm Sterbenbsn bas 6eiIiee Mbenbs
mdtl. Die Gonne, bic 70 lange butter
Reaenipolien bsrborgen mar. bridH
NIT milbem gIan5 burh bic semoIteu
sfirhenfenftsr unb perildrt bic 3hge
Der beiben 9pbpunben. Mnts blidt
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BON GROCER 5eftisfeit niuht bas De-
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Ddnbe tpirb ms Snnere Der airhe
aeidlsubert auf bic berfpuubeten Wens
ihen; grandiIplitfer fauien berab,
unb Elm unburhbrfnsIinr Stdub
nnb RnuH <rfiiIIt bic 2uft, erf6fDtrf
bas glibmen, biilIt alIss IN syinfternis
rinb fpehrt ben ipornrtn Sonusniirdhltn
ben Wts = qle65en uno StOhnsn
enbIid, Elm Observation-Disclosures GHduet
bon Mmfdsn. Sdutt, Masrabtn-
2Gbmtubss Gniisbsn iiberalI. Wos
ipirb isbt fommen; tpiro cine 5tpsite
@ranate eiufdlasen2 - grf nah ipe.
nieen Niinuten rsg.n fid bic Dor
Shrsd ftummsn WsnIhen. 2ei9tptrs
ipunbete trabbsIn auf allen gieren aus
benz Gbaps; bic G9iperpertpunbeten
iperbtn bonn GanitGispsrfonoI ins
,Sreie sebra9t. Ginise 9pbis tperben
geborsen. arantsnauipmobile unb
Dagtn brins.n bic @.rtpunbsisn in
Die n6hifsn 5elbla5uretts. =.
Ginfum unb perlaiien iteht lie bd.
sin Bib Der Dsrtpiiitiins. bic 2ir4s
ben gec,laere. Bon ibrem 5burm
abr blinten ipeit ins aanb binein bic
bier srObsn tpeibeH GIagsen nit benz
roiben areu5.
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Die airas pSn getelaere.
Sa@feM @irtfembers CT
un6 GngIdnber.
Sin GeI0poftbrief aus Sem gieraebie

SiefounfIe 9adt Inn uns. Bol
uns, ienieits 6es 8aIces. Der Sim
mel Hutbrotb poitJInniner, lrio nit
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beii6 ifaut er gu iins beriiber :.
lin ibn tobt nod Der 9dnlpf, Der
annlpf @ann segen Wann IN Der
Strnben upb S1uiert bes pIdniiher
Sories. Mir boreu 6as fortipdbren6e.
nerpen3erriittell6e 8etratter bes @e.
pebrfeuers, mir boren bds Sd]reieu
uno griiIlen Ser Sampler :. Sier
iino bort oringt ein ber1porreHes
Surro 5ii inns beriiber, iino oann III
lpieber aIIts iObtsniiiIl. 1. mir bofs
fen, bnb bas S9peigen bes iyeusrs
bas 3si9en bafiir iein m1his, bab Der
fur9tbore aampf bort born au gnbe,
unb bab bas Sorf in uRfersm 8eiib
ift. aaum mar biefs 9offnung lsiis
ausseproteu, ba gtng bic 60ns ba
born BON neusm log; Der 8efedtss
ldrm brnns in unDerHinbtrter 9efs
iigteit bur9 bic bide 9untelbsit 81
uns heriiber 80.
Dir, bas spsiie unb brittle 9ntails
Ion bes Regiments. foIgien sef9loiisn
maiiiert BEN sriten Battalion, bas
bort born i'm DOrfe nit anbtrtn 5bsis
len Der DibifiOn i'm aampf sss.n bic
GnsIdHber itanb. Sept saIt ss fdnsa
heran unb ben iAiper idrupfenbsn
aamsraben SiIfe brtngenl 2autIps
isbt.n mir unferen gormarih fort.
iibsr giisnbabnbdmms, enslii&e
SGiiBengrdtsn. tief eingsi4nittsae
8d6e unb WnTsrsrdbtn, .Gsrols unb
9riimmerbdufsn birbree. Wiibium
babnten mir uns, pom Resen Bis auf
bic 6aut burandbt, ben gpes in Der
unburfbrinsIi6sn Dunielbeit. Die
Marfdrihtnng ssists uns Der airds
iburm ben gseeIaers. 50bniih idisn
sr uns aus Der rotbsn 5lammsnslrt
beraus gu nintsn: ,armmt nur 81
mir, bier fsib ibr gut nufgsbO6snl"
unb nit unipibsritebliher @etpolt
soa es uns nad bem zburm, Big mir
nah elmer Gtunbe. an ietnem 5ub,
bidt an Der bOtselegtnen aitsn flds
mifden Stride bisltsn. Qtuf BEN IeBs
ten 9beiI bss @eaes ipareH mir on
sGblreinen perIaiissn 8nuernb0fsn
porbsigetommen. in beren Gfdllsn bds
gisb burnpf briinenh nnh 6utter bers
lnnate. 3um S6eil frrisn aiibe unb
Rdlber briilIenb ouf> Wiefen unb
aedern lumber. glienanb fiiinmerte
fi9 barum. Die Nespobutr bes Sors
fes iparen gum erDBitn Ebeil asfIiif<
tei. Ginigs penies bislten ii9 ppbl
IN ihreH asllern psrboreen. Dos
RrripfQtSis bon msesInsrs mar Der.
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3u bsm gutsbeiibsr Glcteni i'm
fibIi9en Gtsisrmart iommi Elm btts
islnbsr Jtalisnsr. -Rsin,' fusi Der
guisbefb,r gu ibm. .almOfsn asbs ih
abiOlui ni9t; ib babe 4rbeit fiir sic,
unb spar min itb Sbnen siDsi arOnsn
sasslohn ssbsn. neil Gis Elm 2dnbss
mann. finb. Wsinen beutf8en Mr6ei'
fern gable idb nur .int arone 30 5sls
fer; .inperitdnben91
..5m, Gianor.1 sripiberts Der Stus
li,nsr nn9 sinissm Nu4beHien, -iSnns
ten mir bas nidt 70 MAIDEN. bdh Sic
ii6 bod sinsn StutId,tn arbtiitr ntbs
men unb mir ben Rsit Don so 3ellsrn
ous5abltna'
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,es eibt 70 piele franfe 5rniieil. aber
bic, Die Gle mir aiiratbeii, Die tit bod
fifer geiiinb2~
g,ernittIer: 20, 5l f0nnen sic
nuBer Gorge ieiu. ioufi bate lie ia
nift 70 oft ipcroen fomenl~
aoFfpitlisss gsrgniisen
.Qlber, lisbfier aoIltet. ipssbaib has
ben Sic iid nur eiEt S6reibmoiHine
anssidufft9-
erfpIsloIsr g6riftftsItr: Sd
tDonis mid germ aud NAL esSrudt
f,ben-"
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geiiIer: .Diirft' | I'm sin NimsIsn
titi'n, { bob ip'n 6uncsr.-
5err: Set, i&du bdb bn forts
fonlmIf1
Httilsr: -lInb 10 an Durfft.s
6srr: -Sn. ipuriim ban Du baB nit
.sId& fat. bier bdit hu 9 apausezeI. :
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The Seward gateway., 1915-03-29

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The Seward gateway., 1915-03-29
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The Seward gateway., 1915-03-29

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The Seward gateway., 1915-03-29

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