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Evening journal., 1915-08-23

be issued until the President and Tu-
multy had an opportunity to 90 over
the World article carefully together.
The general impression was that the
story would be answered officially in
due time. No definite prediction could
be made. however.
Secretary Lansing would not dis
cuss the Worlds statement that Nv
p conferred with him.
Not a department official could be
found who would hazard guess a.
to4Nho IN. p was.
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
POSTPONE BIG RACE.
By The Unfcd Press.

~ -HN NAFtcI AAtccs
DoRvAL TRACK, QUEBEC. Aug
2S.-Today's Grand Circuit races, in
cluding the match pace between Di-
rectum- l and William. were post
Iponed until Tuesday because Of rain.
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
ANOTHER LILY. BLOOMS.

Considerable interest is being
aroused in the neighborhood of No.
I'LL West Second street, over an
Easter Lily, the property Of Mrs. II. c.
Burns. OF the above address. that is
blooming for the second time this
year. This is an unusual thing. as
this flower is not supposed to bloom,
except at Easter time. The plant
owned by Mrs. Burns is an exception
ally handsome one and has two per-
feet blooms on it. II was also in
bloom at Easter time.
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
GERMANY HINTS
SUBMARINE DID
NOT sink arabic
Continued From First Page.


and crew. Possibly this was lone. he
suggested, because the Arsbics cap
tain planned TO ram the submarine.
Should Il be proved that sub
marine destroyed the Arabic and that
Americans were drowned" wrote
Count Reventlow, I'VE see only a new
proof of the rightfulness Of the posi-
tion taken by Germany, who has re-
peatedly warned neutrals embarking
on ships passing through the war
zone. II shows also the disregard Of
these warnings by the United States
after having tried through threats 10
force Germany TO give up her sub
marine war on commerce.
"Ihis, we believe is the undivided at.
titude and judgment of the German peo-
pie, If it is established that submarine
sank the Arabic"
The continued German victories
against the Russians absorb the att1n.
tion of the German press. Dispatches
regarding the Arabic sinking arc printed
on the inside pages, although they con.
tain speculation of English correspond.
ents that a break between the United
States and Germany is probable.
The above dispatch from the
United Press bureau at Berlin is the
first indication from any source that
Germany may deny that the Arabic
was sunk by a German submarine.
In one respect it differs from another
despatch received from the Berlin
bureau Of the United Press Saturday
night.
The United Press Saturday night
received from Carl w. Ackerman a
cable stating that first reports Of the
sinking OF the Arabic said all were
saved and caused rejoicing in Ber-
lin. but later reports that four
Americans were killed "roused deep
concern" The ministry Of marine.
this despatch said, received the
submarine reports"
Another despatch received from
Ackerman later in the evening, but
bearing some evidence that Il had
been filed before the previous dis
patch, quoted a very high Official
fas advising Americans to withhold
judgment until all the facts we're
known. This official, according to
the cable despatch, said Germany
had not yet received reports from the
submarine"
Both cables we're filed via The
Hague and London and passed
: through the hands of the British cen
sor. II is quite possible that the
, iirst dispatch should have read that
/ the German Admiralty has not re.
ceived the submarine report" and
that the frst two words we're dropped
on in cable transmission. making II
appear that the submarine report hac
been received
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
Concrete For Permanence

Insist on the Norwalk Steel
Reinforced Cement Burial
Vault From Your Under taker
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
The Legal Circle.

This. then. is the legal circle; to make
more laws to require more lawyers t.
bring more lawsuits to have more de
cisions rendered to increase the yeu
eral contempt for law to cure that
contempt BY making more laws 70 re
Quire more lawyers to bring more law
suits, and 20 forth even unto the third
and fourth deeeneration&-Ldfe.
Naturally.
The father Of Z bright baby can
readily believe that smartneas = hered
itary.-Chicago News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
FoRBIDS THE SALE Of
LIQUOR TO SOLDIERS
ADDuss, ordof Reads, b 10.
tUoeled c,np q Paris

3ay1A-For many mooths The rule has
OoeAined that no drink couh b served
= ea1ss q bars IN Paris 70 soSdiafs IN
uniform, whatever their EaAk. be1oee
Tie hour of & In IL ea1iy days Il was
ut unusual to see eolooolA ana OoaeE.
als even. who forgetfslly had ssatsd
themselves on the terFasoe of . cafe
hefoee The fateful hour gently 0eved
q q undesirable customer.
General 0allleni haD nDueA & %.
peafs, much more weeping and oexin-
sent oecfee furbidding ths oaIe of alco-
Aol TO any soldier at any hour q he
oay throughout the whole Of tho In
trsnehed camp Of PARA IT, oocEos
runs thus:
s0snssal 0aIlieni 6selD hat at IN
Asr when The physical l1a neral en-
~gy Of IN so113slu oheuA b ct The
higAese intsnsity ~ stsuegis against
aleeAoli1A, Wh1eA aoDhoyD betA, Oust
- carried 1T foisatsoly. *
He thogoAeee thln1s 4 SlgAt = ~.
~ = ~ ih1E1aeAed eanp ef Pax1D ~
sale - soldiers anA H. purchase ~
tAa0 n ea1ss. ban. sAs0s = hsusos q
alouAel ~ aleoAea1e 111nko-abGlntA,
1l&1Es. apeRiii1s. vssnsthA nqusus
an1 IN eehsf alcehea1e AElnks ~ -
el1eaIly 1Amsa"
Il = aee quite ejear WAseAae W.
0nl beoe a1e 70 D inelu6o0 b - baA,
~ 4 = peooaAas tAat ~ ase ~
~ se16lsss at ~ AsaH q esuEsA
Aave tAe6 vine sat3ea. v16eA 1850
aoaso1 quite Aesly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
ABOUT HYPOCRISY.

~ oiesesU Absse Wl,aA Ves oay. y
'h-i2r ead 1hialk
y ~ elaeoso - WAA4 20 ~ e -
esA II ~ eaaAse TINT nAee tAinO
absat tAs0 - ~ ~ anything q al
Yea Gheall nsvee ~ 1eW1 otAegD =
yeaR spsseA. - e yeu eanAee praise
- sllsal Il ~ ass forced b utsse
N spln3aa abeue pesson 20 diaa1ks
pick ct ~ 90 pslnt yoa ~ - ~
niFs n tat pssssa and msat3oa that
UnSeseunatsly 4 = IN ~ seldom
tat ths ssal hypocz1ts sseognases ~.
~ n Ass tue nature NJ uG1ally
gaxho hasslf n . eleak e ~ IlgAt-
eousnGa. covering hse inward self
WitA . mask Of dissimulatioa Her
Z an bettsf thaa thou" attitude -
eeeds n 0eceiv1ng most of ~ void.
including hesself. TITS pAa11salsm =
one Of tie commoaeoe eharactsg1gt3eo
q he hypoc1ite.
Il 3 better to b blunt and outspo-
ken than - Be hypocrit1cal The hypo-
c1its may make more friends. but the
frank person knows her friends are
true. You want your friends 70 like
Jon for what Jon ars-not for what
you are not. but pretend to b.
The hypocrite paradss her pretend
ed virtues before the world Self i'd
vertisement - Z model Of Kindness and
nobflity = her pet labor. Her plausa.
bility = her best stock in trade You
have only to talk TO her 0ve minutes
to know that che has two Bibls elaas.
e. and u tie most charitable membee
Of her churcA According - ~. shs
= constantly doing goed 9Ae wSl ~
you n 90 beealA tat 0Ae ~ oolv
love n ~ hsart fee H. wAele void
ana n ~ next that Mn. Brown = -
doubt Z respectable woman. but tAal
she sAsuldn't - - indlsesssG
TAs awfsl pant about - Aypoexits
= that - ca1 - more harm - Z
g1rrs character IN ene minute than
hank pezson can do IN year. The
ouspoken girl w1rl TAN to you aeainst
Z pssson and you VIM know right
away that she u taking Of some one
she greatly dislikesL You can tell. con
sequentiy. that her opinion Of the per
con In question b prejudiced BY ben
dislike and Il to be valued accord.
ingiy.
But the hypocrite speaks very highly
Of the person abe wants to SANDER
Then she inserts but and q slight IN.
nuendo. Every insinuation b preced'
ed BY Z catering comment The I'm.
preston you receive at once = that
this criticism must Be quite unpreju'
diced, - the talker said 20 many met
things too. Every harmful innuende
ID doubled In importance because yos
think that II Z woman who b such Z
friend can say such things they mus'
Be true.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
SOCIETY CANS LUXURY.


lse6sa Wemsn Fer~ Gssas@y lsaosss
Proceeds - ~ ceeeA
r. Durheaeso - Deau1sse -
Switzerland. the AareAieoessss e ~
- Tuinhasdtna ~ Os0nAss1sD 6
YaShseuaGA Po0heeAo - Mo -
EslliA vtseeuaess 1111sg. xaly NJ.
bssnA Lady Il RA0Gag. kA6v laln-
geaa. Ma Ceoeus Eappl - Mn
C4Su Ward ase ameng H. 1s0begs
= ~ Ws0sais Wear Desas0y laag1a.
wAase 0e0beasA1p ~ = sAWnG ~
psoeee1s - - - ~ Asd CssaA
xAooe ase so0e g ~ thAAOD -
0sooesU yes1gs eAs0o - o1vo -
- oeooo0y 0oa00Ho0:
~ ssdaes - svssy Nv pesg1hae e.
Deo0lensss - imported 0oooA
0txteeiy - limit svssy pufeAaae TT
eo0eo under he ea1sGoey q nxU1loA
10 ssGist all seDoetD 70 intEooocs ~
tasAjoaA
10 AVOID - far - possible ths ~ q
motors except for necessary q char
tablo pufp0oo2
. 70 give up al unnecsssaFy sntestain-
ING.
In 10 case to employ men 0ofvaneD
unless Ineligible Tor sefvice.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09

coUAeys - Aee~aaaa oeAd ceasioa.
0eae - Asltse ceanissseA
sTuR ~ fellows Who asU hunQy 1us
Q Gmeks aaA eAew-0. L. DaEtsR. 10
Ina Mot. o. Z A. 11-S1 ~"
TAis vas ~ snly e3sv - ~ No.
~ e 80 g ~ QuaanAs0e eoaagn-
0satD ~ sees1ved b. ~ es0nln1so
foe rsllsR = Dsls1nA ~ ahsve -
ses1pe1aa ~ WS1t1oa q N a16suD
~ 1p9a1 = ARUs sAipp1ng eaGo ~
"a bsss sses tfsa osata,s. ~ -
~ ana V1eA - aGDoet0oot - esAos.
- Ael16lng 40 peands e ~pa1G" ~.
sgal eFsss e tlnfol1 Wsappsa pae1n00
e snol1Ag eooaee@ several lsaea
packA0ss q de1sstAe toaaeea. Q laAUo
Q1aat1ly e eiGasstts papsss u book
leel. two gross of dn hoxeD Allsd VA
eeqeeA mug and ssvea bo80 q q
gafs.
Although IT, eommAssaon mado g.
~ inquiry. 4 = unabas 70 tsaes IT,
gift nastAse hack than eeaftaA Hew.
svsR. 4 = bsa1sved that IT, ease = .
part e . eooGagnment oont Lest No
vemhee ftum BunngA. Mont, = =
at43e h ~ e0WboyD and 0tt3e EaAQogs
g 4eakaaa anA Wyo04nG md tAAt
q. L Dazh~ e DulinO ~ ~ ~
~ asaoe. That IL 'beys~ q -
wesessa plalns eoncstved ~ NJ -
oon1ln6 - ~ .1a11owsr u 0ol01nAI
~ DssAaoD - - la1A GDs1o - .
49, anen - AanAnnAn~ - - -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
TURN HAMBURG SHIPS.

cenpassss A6ssssd ~ Lying Fse .
Year Alsn0sids lesa pise.
New Yoek.-etx Hamburg-Amee3can
tne steamers lied up ct Thirty-thiFd
street. South Brooklyn. have been
turned around BY order Of the marine
superintendent to regulate their COM
passe6, witch had been affected BY
lying for . year alongside an iron pief.
IT, hauling Of the ships into The har-
Dor and warping them back into their
bGrths stern first created comment
along The water front In South Brook
lyn. With The usual dash to sea ruDor.
.Captain Jaeger. who has charge q
~ sAtps. said Tie masnstism from
- iEea pier had affected ths eom-
ponDoD a1A caused ~ needles - oevt-
ate 1se0 ~ neetA.
Ne oalA u vates1and. ted up tn
1ebsksA was equipped With Uro-
sesple ee0passes. which wese not sub
ST 70 magnetic induences. 0thes
OeeaAsso- ere 0a6e inst 70 wooden
v19s, wAieA % not a6eet the CON
paGoea.
holeeo66opoa.
eems Of he most powerful micro
scopes have Z magnifyins capacity Of
a much ae l0000 diameter
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
NEW CURE FOR LEPRosY.

e1l,eiwe Physisiaa oisshsross PasssHss
ASSsr successful TrsatmsrG
rwenty-three ,epers 1t Culion. Phinp.
uape Isianda, have bsen disehAfgso
= cured q the result Of ne treatment
with chaulmoogfa "a devssopeo "
Dr.. Nercado, . Fifipino phydcaAA
In an eighty casss we're nsated. ana
Dr.. Mescado thinks he , Juseined ~
regarding The a % Q Specific soe ~
disease
rhs Lancet u Loodoo y March o.
last year coataiued N accouuf q tAe
aaacharee b. Dr.. Victor q. Hslaes q
the snn Lnsaro Hospital Foe Lepeo q
Mania a Two legen who ~ been
fFes from 1epruay Tor Two yeasA Otnss
easos were ment1oaed 70 sAow eume'
htive evjdeace u IL valUe q treating
leproey With chaulmoogsa "a. combneo
WITH eamphoe and rssorcin ana -
ministered hypodermically.
In he colony 1t Cuiioo there wefe
9y6l6 lepers At the end q 1912 TIE
report Of the Philippine commisaaon IN
1912 said:
'-Chaulmoogra OIL. when taken con-
tinually over long periods Of time. con
tinues to prove most useful In treating
the disease and results In some ap
parent cures. Unfortunately most per
sons experience great difficulty IN TAX
ing It
twelve colonists who had been
treated with chaulmooRra oil were sent
to Manila apparently cured OF leprosy.
Int II was subsequently, necessary to
return two Of them who had suffered
relapoe."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
FARMERS WIFE !
TOO ILL TO WON
4 W6ak, Nervous SuffG
Restored 70 Health By L.
dia E. Pmlkham's VEG
eenble Compound.

Yseo<a MIN. en- giad = g
ohof LYDIA r Plnkham's vegse1n
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
0o1He0o-
WATCH lRRIrA0lG c4Il0NeNl

That fever. palensss. grinding OF
teeth while asleep. and coated tongue
are indications that your child has
worms IN it, system. Kickapoo
Worm Killer quickly gets rid Of these
parasites. Il - perfectly safe for
even the most delicate children. II
10 pleasant to take. has three ef-
fective medicinal qualities: -
. laxative. expels the worms. and
tones mp the system Begin treat.
ment today and eliminate the cause
Of irritableness. &c. ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
RUNS AWAY CARRIED As DoY.
Nsvjs pisesss prsmpts Oh - A6est
ois0SjeA

aaswie pssesrs ppsmets Oh - A6eet
oisoUjeA
Patessea. n. J.-Putting INTO paet1cs
. moving picture - bad witnessed
Nellna Rasehe. sixtoea-yoaf-o6 high
.oeAoelre1Ri q Ia ToustA aveauA nm
away ffom homo. aAA, cutting ~ Aais
shoet anl doonins Q suit q hes beetA-
sFs elethes. suceessfully posed - .
boy until she Was picked up b. Two
detectives.
Ars. Andlsw Rasche. who dlseovseed
her daughters disappeazance when the
girl failed to come downstairs Tor break.
fast. notified the police. and . search
that extended to Philadelphia was w.
stituted When the girl was stopped
by the detectives. who thought her 4
rather efeminate looking boy" she
admitted her identity.
II saw . picture in the movies Of
bow q girl dressed up a. q boy and got
away with It." she told Captain John
Tracey. and I thought I could do It
myself. but ! guess ! didn't know how
to act"
Recorder Carroll sentenced her 70 The
county Jan for ten days.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09

Fsae New NvnAeee Nswo GxtssmiNaAsd
DeooA.

Fear New Hvntsss Have gxeesMi"esso
0eooA
0acfamento. Cal - Repoet0 = the
sGate eomptrollee isdicate that The
huntsmsn Of The noetheen counties Of
- seats Aave practically sxtsFDinated
- 0euntnln reaA Last meath ealy
csar nsuatain neoe Wese klllsd n Cal
lDse1as - asainse ejose upoo 80 to-
- sano pkse0 . decade ga.
TAsuo q H. 1eaR wess k1Ilo6 n ~
oeuthagA count1ao-ooe saeh n Loo An
eoaaA Tulaso and Kern. IL fourth eos
bong killed n HUMBOLDT county. TIE
beunV paid for The pelts b ~ seate
Was 80 for June.
lndicat1oos are that efforts Of sock
raisses during the past quarter of .
century have resulted In The practical
extinction Of the animal Bounties
have been paid upon 1900 mountain
lions In the past twenty-five yearA
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
BUG IN rAILoR's EAR.
oiyeeeim With carhelie Acid Revts In.
vadoe.

oiyesein With carbeIie Acid Revts In.
vadee.
Spokane, wash.-The removal Of IN
insect was asked for by b. Cook. q tai.
lor. who went to the Emergency hospi-
tai holding his left ear few days ago.
The bug entered at an open window
while Cook rode In street car and
gave him much pain
Two drops Of Glycerin containing )
per cent carbolic. acid was dropped into
the ear BY Steward A. 81. Woodruff.
Bugs have IN antipathy for this solu-
lion. according TO tie sxperieaee Of the
steward In the trupics- A. the second
drep disappeared the bug stuck III
green head forth cautiously and was
grabbed BY the steward
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09

Superior. Wis.-Aftef lying prisoner
under their overturned auto nearly two
hours Scott Thosnton. chauffeur. and
Margaret Mccarthy were freed. peacta-
cally unhurt. BY the crew Of . street
car q the suburban line which had
once before passed the scene without
stopping. 4 Appearing b have been IN
accident from which the occupants had
been removed A dog. also impeiDoas1
n ths car. baFked and attracted attso-
t1oo.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09

The amount Of powder required to
propel cannon projectiles Is about half
the weight Of The projectile.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09

hQeses 0sstisee Atsse Psety.sove vease.
York. Pa--Alexa10es WelfeA ef
this city went to Chicago 70 WIT .
brother. Of whose whereabouts - bad
no knowledse for forty-four yearA
The brothsr. Abraham. left their hone
In Austria and came to America Alex
ander followed him. but never found
any trace Of him until IN accidental
meeting Of relatives IN Chicago reveal.
ed that Abraham was living b that
eitv
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09

table Compound, and now ] feel hko 81
different person. / believe there =,
nothing IKE Lydia E. Pinkham's veo.a
table COMPOUND for weak women 81
young giris, and / would Be glad 4 &
could influence anyone to Try the ms0>1
cine. for I know It win do Ill and muGA1
more than Il b claimed to Do. Ma
Clara FRANKS, R. r. D. No. !. 4apSe.'
crest Farm, Kasota, MINI. Il
Women Who suffer from thoes -
trsssing Ill peculiar % their sex ahe.la
b convinced Of the ability of Lydia ~
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound - -.
store their health b. IL many gsaulno|
and truthful tsstinsaials Ne ars e..
SANITY publishiag = ~ nswspapseA
Nyou have tho sllghteet ae111'
thnf Ly12n r Rlnkh0meo Vego1npI
IS CoenpoQnAW1u help ye1,Wr1oo'
e Ly6le ,Plnlk1n0 l4o0lclnoOA
(ooo1Aeot1Al)L Ynnb lleAg- fer -
vieo. yO0R l611oe YIN - 0De0o0
rcd onA answered ~ : Wom4
nnA hoo4 u 0eE3ct eo044o0oos
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09

00poean0 hoD oo
more for me -
nything else. - {
hnd tie best nyuls
Aan here. 1wO r.
week and nssvow
thAt ! could MT ~
my work and -
fseed With pains ~
down IN my -
sids for . ysaf -
/ took LyGs'
e. Pinkham's VeGos
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
Grildtinm.

9ie Staot prii9tina, no9in na4
Der &dumung BON Nif9 Der ierbif9e
Resierunesiib berlest, ieitber aber
i9on pieoer geraumt tpuroe, liegt in
gana tpeltberlorener @egeno: iiioz
neIfli9 oes friber biel genannten
@anof9at Nobi-8a5ar. Die Stabt
bat nod feline 10000 @inpObner
unb bietet ni9ts Sebenspertes. auBer
Der ebemolisen Burg oes ierbii9en
&6nigs Milutin. bic our Siirfenaeit
als Hegierunssgebduoe benuBt tpurbe,
einem Ibrturm unb einem OuBeno
MoI9een. Bon ben @inpobHern lpa@
rem BET Der @roberung bur4 Die Ger
ben (1912) $4,000 mObammeoanii9e
uno nur 1000 9riitli9e Serben, 1900
Sirten, 900 3tseuner, ie 400 4lba=
nsien unb Suoen. 200 Sf4erfef en-
unb 100 3in3arer. Die Staot be>
finoet fi9 fait elf ailOmeter BPM
8abnbof Der Sodbabn MitrpmiBa-
Saloniti entfernt unb liegt auf benz
beriibmten &oFomOpplie (ramfels
feIo"), auf benz i'm Sabre 1889 bas
ferbii9e &aiferrei9 ben Ssmanen err
Log. Die @%rinnerung baran tpirb
our9 elm .Sirbe" (@raboentmaD oes
Sultans MuraO feitgebalten, Oas ii4
a4t &ilometer norbpeftli4 Der Stabt
auf benz Wese nod @uti9iten Be-
finbet unb auf Der Stele erriatet
1T, no Der Sultan bonn ierbii4en
9eloen MilOi@ Obilitf9 getotet iplrs
be. Dieier fat %geslaubt, baour9
Den Sies ii9ern gu tOnnen; aber fein
Opfer mar umfonft, oenn Der iters
benbe Sultan bate nod 3eit, ni9t
nur bic @erni9tung oes ierbif4en
9eeres nit on5ufeben. fOnbern aud
nod 9efebl gu seben, baB Der gefanz
gene ierbif9e &aifer 2aiar bingeri9s
tet tperbe. Die sanae llmgebung bon
prif@tina 1T iibrigens troitlos Ore
uno auf Der 8ahn pertebrte our Sirs
ten3eis MIR elm 3ug ole atpei Gage!
3tpar tpGre oie @bene fru9tbar, aber
es feblt an 8eDOIterung.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

bes STANDARDIZATION ben Nussr bes
Soloaten, Die, pie BEL benz AnbIid
elmer Billion, in peite 5erne gu
I9uuen f9ienen. Wirsenb Itiegen
i6m Die SrGnen i'm 6alTe auf. Dar
es elm @efiibl Oes NeiOss. OoB iensr
10 &0Itli9es erlebsn Ourfte. bon benz
Jpn TelbTt feline 3rantbeit ousidloB2
rWeiter", fliifterte er beiIer.
Limb bonn bin i9 seIuno unb
tart oeiporOen uno braun, fu6r Der
Sol0ot fort. .Ons 2ebsn purbe eli
mem tpert. penn ss 10 ieOen Sag
boorI9orf am SoOe DOrbeiging;
nett na9 RuBlanb binsin bin i'd GEE
tommen, Bis es mid aud gefabt
bat, unO i'd mein 8ein bort lieB,
nber Der Ru1e, Dem i9 bas per6an>
fe, bat baran glauben mihen. Dom
2o5orett fam id bunn niecer biers
Der. l1nb nun ion t9 au4 DON
ser GiirIOrge elm nsues Sein be-
tommen."
DunD 9le ttr0 gludltm frog dlz
lem2" Der S9pinbfi@tige mics
duf bic &riiden.
r8eoenten sic bod. mein 9err,
babe i'd ni9t bier Mondte Oas err
le6t, ipos nur fpenigen beI4ieben lit?
pa rei9t bic Grinnerung fir elm
gon5es 2eben aus"
Der SoI0ot blidte ge6anfenberloz
rem Dor ii@ bin, pdbrenb oos Sc
ii9t bss orberen fi9 pie i'm S9mer5
Der5og.
nuno boben sic aud f9On 70
6errIi9es erlebtg" fragte ibn Der
&riippel.
sd perbe bas ME fennen lernen",
Iugte Der S4pinOiii9tise beiier uno
erbob ii9, UNI nod einem @6f9ieoss
gruB n%eiter3ugeben.
Ser SoIbat blidte Der 6o9eren 9ez
ifalt berionnen na9, bic gebeugt uno
ii9 i9per auf ben Stod ftiiBeno boz
binf4ritt.
Primer aerG". iuste er Isiie.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
Die n@adlt an Ser 9unaa1.

Gin Biensr patriot, Der @ntpirt
6ran3 Slip, bat in Der eoeln Mbii9t,
gu Ser rWa9t am Rbein" elm Diter>
rei9ii9es @egenftid 3u f9dffen, ets
nen preis bon 1000 &ronen fir 0ds
bette @ebi9t aussei9rieben, bus ole
r@a@t an ser Oonau" bsbanbeIt.
Die GrtIt our preisbeperbung mar
gnoe September obgelaufen, un0 bic
Yreisri9ter baden ieBt bas @rgebnis
ibrer prifung betanntgegeben. Dors
dis erfiebt man, Dab Die SdngesIaf
6es oeutI9en Bottles, Die Der @e!t>
trieg 10 md9tis angerest hat, nod
t~einestpegs erlnbmt 1T. Oenn ni9t
neniger ols 1892 @ebi9te finb Den
preisri9tern einge1anbt porOen. Bel
ioI9em Mofenbeperb lam es nt9t
punoernebmen, DaB fait elm 8tertel
0apon, 420, ais ben 8ebingungen
niGt entipredenO in ben pdpiertOrb
panoerte. Mit Dem preis ipurbe 9e<
front bas 2teo zines @emeinOebeams
ten in Stepr, 8arl 5rant; Die erite
Stropbe ldutet:
Iit fl~atternoen Sa6nen, nit 8lunlen
gel6miift,
9ns @etpe6r IN Der 9nto uno ben
SGbeI 9e5iidt,
@o aieben mir ans, unlrer Sonalt gum
Sdub,
Ser Seimat 5u G6ren, benz Seinoe gum
Srub.
1lnIrer 9onau Yreis,
@o bic 2iebe 10 beiB,
$50 10 itolo nn0 fiIbn
Nle 9er5en glibn.
Inns fam tein Sein0 beroerben, troy
nler lleberma9t,
@ir ite9en ooer i~terbenl 8ir iilo bic
9onnuipa6tl
Man bat NOD einen a%tueiten preis
au 500 &ronen perteilt. Der lit Dem
auf eigenen @uni9 ungenannten
@erfaFer zines nRbeinzO onauliebes"
auertannt poroen, ebenfaas einftim>
mig. Nu9 0isles Seoi4t aeust bon
treffli9er @eiinnung, uber ipeniger
bon oi9terif@er 8esabnng. SIS be-
gtnnt:
SIN Gang fin0 eng beri9Iunsen
9ie 9onau un0 0er Hbein,
9ds Qieo Der Nibelnngen
Rreiit beioe I'M &erein.
tIno 1eitber nler5eiten
9at 6enti9en 2ieoes 8an6
@eeint trob bLut gem Gtreiten
9ns 3tbeins uno 9onnulnnb.
6tets tIiueen I'M 2ieoe Die Ser5en IN
ems,
Sc 9eutl6en Del 9pnaii, Der 9euts
i1en BEG &6eins.
@s Seigt 1i9 INNER tpieber, 6ab
bei oiefen preisbeperbunsen feIten
cine Meiiterleifung outage fommt.
@ente lit nun einrnal cine pil0na9s
lenoe pflanae. SIS tpirb nod @elegen<
belt fetn, aus biefem MnlaB ole
@abrbeit biefes GaBes aud auf nut
iitalif9em @ebiet gu erproben. Senn
Der @aitpirt @iaD 6at fir Die @erto=
nung oes beften 9onaufpa9tgeot4tes
ebenfaus einen preis BON 1000 Rrp<
men ausqef1rieben.