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The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Extremes In Mourning.

When Arabian women go into
mourning they stain their hands and
feet with indigo for eight days, and
during that time they will drink no
milk. on the ground that its white
does not harmonize with the mental
gloom.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Band Would Come

Decoration day this year comes on
Sunday and should the Decoration
day services be held that day the
Regimental band of Cheraw will come
to Ordway without charge and fur
nish the music for the program. 1t
would cost nothing aside from the
meals for the band members while
here.
Cheraw's band is the newly com.
missioued regimental organization
and Judge q. B. Stewart who recently
visited there heard three Of their
concerts and states the music Ia good. .
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Made From sunfiower Seeds.

Seeds Of sunflowers are found to
make excellent food for live stock: its
oil Is equal to the best linseed oil.
and it's stalks are as good as coal for
producing heat. And yet only few
years ago Kansas regarded the sun
flower as pest for all purposes ex-
cept as an emblem.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
shrapnel . Flying Cannon.

The shrapnel is really flying can.
non, which shoots its charge while in
flight or explodes on contact. Its speed
is produced oy the pressure of from
thirty thousand to thirty-five Thousand
pounds a square inch from the powder
that expels It from the gun.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Good Basement q Necessity.

Good Basement . Necessity.
No farm home should be without
. large, roomy. dry and cool base
ment; of the kind in which you can
stow away . furnace, as we'll ~ serv.
ing . comfortable workroom. Be-
sides, any other kind IL not sanitary.
to say the least.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Unk,nd suaaestlon.

Writing much verse now" asked
the critic. mot much" returned the
poet. only enough to keep the wolf
from the door," why. do you read it
over to him?" asked .he critic.-New
York American.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

II you are 10 the market for any
kind Of machinery come 10 and see Us.
The Ord way Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Impersonator Coming

Meressa Thompson, Impersonator,
will be In Ord way 90 Thursday even
OF next week under the auspices OF
the Christian Eudeavor of the Christ
Ian church. She will present her
program at the Princess theater and
impersonate Rebekah Of Sunny brook
Farm, and others Admission II
25 and IS cents and tickets may be
reserved At Edgar Bros. drug store.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Tho Better Situation.

When two loving hearts are torn
asunder it is a shade better to be the
one that is driven away into action
than the bereaved twin that petrifies
at home-Charles Reade.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
CITIZENS STATE BANK
The Growing Bank

Of Colorado. this 18th day Of April A. q. 1916.
tSEAL) Edward p Arthur.
Clerk Of the District Court
Of the Eleventh Judicial District of the State Of
Colorado within and for the County Of Fremont.
First publication April q. 1915
Last publication May II. 1915
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
In Skeeter Time,

Here" sighed the unhappy house
holder as he put out the light and
crawled through the canopy into bed.
"is where retire to my second line Of
efense."-Newark News.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
u.nd ah.kIno D.noerou..

= TtAU0r OHNN70 11'
Bacteriologists recently found un-
der the fngernails Of men. women and
children no less than thirteen differ
ent kinds Of disease germs, including
those of tuberculosis, diphtheria and
influenza.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

As Ikey entered his friends store
he exclaimed: "Pfew. fot ish dot vot
stinks SOP" "Oh," replied Iakcy,
"Dot's bizness-it's rotten"
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Come In and look at the Electric
washing machine, at The Ordway
Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Bay your Bran at Tiedemann's
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
CITIZENS STATE BANK
R,p
Growing Bank

m Whether you are in business for your
u self or not the time will most likely
come when you will need the assistance
this bank can give you. g If you have an
account here and are transacting your busi-
ness with us. we are vitality interested in
your success and will do everything posi-
bic to help you. g If you have not opened
an account at this bank it is the part of
wisdom to establish your credit now.
When you have money, leave it HERE
When you have none, come HERE for it
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Buy your Wheat at .riedemauu's
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Order
STATE OF COLORADOl
COUNTY Of FREMONT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Eleventh
Judicial District. Sitting within and for Said
| County
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Order Allowing Appeal
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
CANNING CLUB NORMAL TO
BE HELD AT BLACKSBURG
T"cnty-rwO Women County Agents
VIII spend Week ut Virginia
Pol ytcchnir Institute

Last January the county and district
agents. carrying on the farm demon
Siration work in Virginia under the
leadership Of 7. .. Sandy, tho general
state agent. and under the auspices of
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. had
/ u great meeting at the institute i'm
: t|lacksburg. 1t was 4 kind of Normal
school session. and the good results are
already apparent.
Now Miss ELLA 6. AEncw. the State
agent for demonstration work among
tho farm women, and GENERAL supcriu-
/ tcndcnt Of the Girls Canning Clubs. will
conduct a normal of a weeks duration
at the institute, beginning MAY g. Miss
/ Agncw vii! bc assisted by her district
agent. Miss Rhca scott, OF Harrison
/ burg. and also by TWO good women from
! the AGRICULTURAL department of the
! United states at Washington.
! The professors in the institute will
! also deliver lectures to the fair agents
numerous conferences Will be held
notes compared and in every way the
/ meetings viii be made Interesting and
| profitable.
Their" are twenty-five county agents
operating in twcnty-Scvcn counties of
| tho state, som" having charge Of TWO
counties, under the general direction OF
I Miss ASncw ard her assistant and they
. "' "oi'lc al great WORK, not only IN
Gani2inE and looking after Girls Can
! hinS clubs, but in setting forth tho
gospel Of better and happier farm life
! for the women Of the agricultural re-
Gions Of old Virginia.
All of these county agents will attend
! the normal at the institute. and tho
arrangements already completed are a
guarantee that they will have "A de-
! ighttul time, and most profitable
session
Miss Arncw has hccn to Bla ok ST burg
| to make tho arrangements and she had
ana VIII continue to have the cordial
! cooperation Of the institute faculty.
and the citizens OF RlackshurC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
IkcyicM md NutInnI,

Il. g. Dun Il Co.'S special local report
tor the past week is as follows:
General trade has not assumed nor
ma! proportions, although the fact that
progress is steady is very gratifying
considering UNDERLYING conditions, the
growth is as rapid aS prudcntly con-
Slstcni While the broadening out OF
trad" is partially duo TO the usual
spring optimism. the principal reason
assigned is the demand for merchandise
from retailers who had pre- viously pro-
Nid"d sparingly for their wants and
now feel the necessity OF rcplcuishing
th"ir stock. Country merchants have
been holding OFF from further commit :
mcnts until spring collections enable
them to reduce their Indebtedness
Dry weather has cna blcd the farmers
10 prepare the ground for field crops,
hut the subnormai rainfall has proven
a setback to truck growers.
Local bankers report ample money.
The Federal reserve banks rcdiScounts
for last week amounted to S1GS 900: rate
~ per cent on paper running from
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

INCREASING ACTIVITIES
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
NirEinin, the tnroltnnS and Tennessee
Arc In the SUim-Othcr
states Coming.

BALTIMORE. April 2i.--Among the
many southern industrial ana other de-
vclopmen,al enterprises reported in
this weeks issue of the manufacturers
Record are tho following:
Hartman Hosiery Mills. Hartman
Tenn. viii increase capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000 and daily capacity
from 700 to 1000 dozen pairs.
Thomaston Cotton Mills. Thomasto on
Ca. has plans for two-story additional
mill. capacity OF $4,000 Spindlcs 500
looms. etc. install $4,000 spindlcs. ctc
ut first: also build structure for 5000
spindle equipment; let contract for
1000 electrical horse power TO Central
Georgia Power Company.
Washington County Gas Company
Johnson city. Tenn, was Incorporated
with 10000" capital stock to build
plant in Johnson city; lay 80 miles OF
mains. installing high pressure gas sys-
tenn; also plans TO extend lines to Jones
boro and Elizabe,hton. Tenn.
Central Of Georgia Power Company
Macon. Ca, will build transformer sta
ton and transmission system to con
vcy electricity from Ocmulgcc River
development via Barnrsvillc TO Thorn
aston, Ga. contcmplatcs constructing
hydro electric plant Oh Flint River
twelve miles from Thomaston
West Point Manufacturing Company
West lolnt, Ca. VIII build additional
mill and equip with 10000 spindlcs for
the production Of cotton duck; cost
about $50o.0o0
,iallivan building Company, Green
willie, y. G., has contract TO build cot
tonsccd-oil mill at Augusta, Ga, 10
cost $l25.Voo to sl5O.ouc.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Let
contract 10 erect BUILDINGS in Neither
lands yards Lexington. ny, including
scvcE-stall roundhousc. machine and
repair shops. master mechanics office
engineers locker. storage rooms. etc:
main huiidiuG 20 be scmicircular OF
brick, concrete and steel construction
cost about 100000.
American Zinc Company Of Tonnes
see. Mascot. Tenn. will build addition
to plant, increasing capacity from i.l50
IL 1880 toms OF or" daily; cost $4,000
Palmer Forced Draft Burner Com
pany, Charlotte, \. G.. was Incorporated
with $4,000 capital stock To manu-
facture fuel saving device
pccrwood Manganese Mining Cor
p"ration. Lynchhurg. was incorporated
with 100000 capital stock TO develop
manganese deposits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
MANY DIFFICULTIES OF
OPERATIONS IN SLATE
DIR. Grasty Writes Article That Is
Timely-Virginia Slate Quarry.
ing Interests Will Note.
sAMPLING AND TESTING WORT,
Working Virginia Quarries Is Sim.
pie Enough When One Knows
How-Ways by Which DrilImnl.
crS and Others Seek to Deceive

Dr. j. S. Grasty. OF tho Department,
OF Geology ut the University OF yir-
GINA. has In the April number ar
stone magazine devoted to the in.
terest which it's name suggests. th,,
will prove of grea, interest IN Tho
operators OF the many rich slate ou,r
RES IN buckingham and other virginia
I counties. and to those expecting IN
"a! state properties. The article which
/ IS entitled Examination OF Slate ~
! cu'fehces, VIII appear in numerous
EhRilSh industrial Journals the puh
nsh"rs having obtained permission to
reproduce ii in Great Britain.
Speaking of some of the dIficuI,i,
! .ha' confront slate operators. Dr. Gras
~ says:
one of the reasons Tint NAV he as
/ signed as tho cause OF the failure In
certain slate enterprises IL the ncclcc,
10 examine these occurrences with su,,
hpic care and ,horoughncss prior +.
purchasing tho property and tho onor
atinG equipment, The starting of ,bo
WORK or puarryinG before such an T.,
NcsuEation is made would be on a par
with the issuing Of "A life insur,nr,.
policy without subjecting the unn,i-
cant TO medical examination No in
sufancc company could afford to do
! 'he latter. nor can the investor in on
| terrriscs based on quarrying AFFORD to
OF MS rock doctor
Before slate or other ruarryin-
proposition Is purchased it's title is or
I course. examined; for tho promoters OF
IN" enterprise know that this is a wlso
ana usual prccaution. However there
ar" thousands OF good titles where
there ts single property suitablc for
| the manufacture OF the products dc.
sired 10 be produced from the raw
materials occurring on IT, I'M.
! examination OF these raw rnat,.
rails by an experienced Ecolog!s,
or by an engineer OF ample geological
! training is. therefore. even more i'm
rortani than question OF title. Every
one knows. though that whereas tho
ttIc Is always examined. An investica
tion OF the property itself by men
! trained and engaged IN professional
work Of this sort is. moro frequently
tnan not. neglected. or else this worl,
Is lett TO "a so-callcd practical quar-
. rymaa' or practical miner who's.
knowledge Of applied geology is cithcr
lackinS entirely OF extremely limited
however efficient he may be in the pr.c-
. teal operation OF quarrying or In win
ming ore from q mine. Also II the si,c
should prove suitable FOR opening a
quarry. as has been pointed out in ,
recent article In Stone the details or
planning tho operation and sclcctiu.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
N EASY T0t'CH WITH
THE OUTSIDE. WnRI n

The Ciais ALLEY branch of the
yhe3a2cal'" aud Ohio Railway runs
from EAGLE Mountain. OH tho James
tN'r DIVISION, INTO the County OF New
castle" the tountyscat. ana a branch
81 the norfolk and Western. extends
from Biz Stonoy Junction. in Giles
County. on The Sew branch OF the Nor
f"lk and western, To Paint Bank. This
branch road passes through AMI goes 10
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
TZI32I2za
eAZle Grass
Cattle
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS;
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
Bf FRANK -. WO0DSON,
Industrial Editor.

fhiS column IL open 10 contribu-
tors who have something 10 say of
suggestive MIXTURE, and who nrc
willing to make hints and suxgcs-
lions looking to the better deyeIop-
incnt of the good old states OF Vir-
Einin, West Virginia nud North
Cnrolina, md who can hold their
suggestions down In my one issue
to from $50 10 ZOO words. Such COM
munich tiOns, addressed to tho In
duStrinl Editor, Will receive PROMPT
attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
rrnnI.lin to Have Hosiery MIL.

FRANKLIN. VA, April 2+--'rhc
sunny South overall Company, which
is doing ~ nourishin% business in this
town. contcmplatcs branching out in n
kindred line The company has ample
room III its factory, ana the proposition
is TO install knitting machinery and
make a part Of the factory a hosiery
mill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
EAITIl IN FINE TINInrRs
ND VIM. Al nIni,nS ~,

- tar as the writer knows. Grain
me "h'N county in the state that
"I'lh"a money from maple sugar and
syrup. There are other counties th,,t
make both. but in such small ou;,ntitins
as I" make them available only r,r
nom" use In Craig however mo
Er"Mth @! the sugar maple is quito ~
'c.s''c. and from 1t is produced tho
H "hest SHrun and sugar. consid-
crHp!c quantities being shipped To m.
outside markets
cin"r :imhers Of fne Quality ar, o,,:
hlckory' ash, poplar. pine. walnut. syca
more Mid cherry beech and tho orcii
""I! tnaple. large portions of tho
'""h'N helng covered with original for
eSts Of these. There arc numerous eau
mills on Tho Snallcr order withiu ,bo
county thnt arc making A dan a, COW
NcrtinS these timbcrs into hutldin., ,r1
!'a""Ha"'nrihE material. hut tho limo
~ coming. and, pertains near al hama
WHOM la!se woud-maIling csi,hii.h
Mehts VIII dot the county here there
ana EVERYWHERE. An extension of thn
present railway limos and Tho building
"' new ones will bring mis- to pass
hH' alter all has been said, tho fur
thcr development Of the countv.s
mineral resources is th. thin:, thot is
Spin-; 10 bring untold wealth to Crair
lh"s" resources were known more tbnn
t hundred years ago. and ava" bacl,
"hucr lHfha,fS of the most primitive
'h"rhctcr existed and were worked
p'"htabiN; The minerals consist main
> ~ ron. manganese and slate. ana in
dlCations OF silver have been fouud
y large company has in lat" wears
bought IN vast acres in Craic tina, ARC
il'h IN iron, Manganese and, pcrhaps
."3i' ana very lnrGc business is
h"ih'; don, IN shipping the iron ores
ara IN" mhnDantsc To distant and near
hN furnaces. the various ores are said
10 be very rich. yielding from 80 To
20 p"E cent NJ metallic iron. Tn. sun
Ply OF nahghresc is said by the ceolo-
SiStS dn' other experts to he OF OK
celi"u5 quality and practically mex
haEstiblr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
DETAILS OF THE. MANY
VALUABLE FORM <TIoNS

After the reformation OF the beds.
inc circulating waters. which arc al
ways found in the rocks near tho,
carthS surface. dissolved the zinc. lead
ana some other minerals. and these
were carried in solution by means of
underground water circulation To tho
zones OF brcakagc and crushing In the
limestone, ana were there deposited
separately or together by know n
chemical reactions as zine sulphido
'sphalcrttc). lead sulphid" ,galeu,,
IRON suiphide (pyritc), harium sulpha, @
'harNtc). magnesium carbonate Cdol,-
nito). calcium or lime carbonate ,caI
''t"'' h'se deposits Of the sUlphidc
minerals are associated with ..f,rI,..
planes broken or "brcCciutcd" zones in
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
EXPLORATION OF ZINC
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA
Rich Mines In This Commonwealth
That Are Awaiting Touch Of
Capital and Energy.
INDUSTRY YET UNDEvELOPED
Zinc Is Plentiful in Southwest Vir-
GINA and East Tennessee Soil.
How and Where to Find It-Good
Work at Pulaski
BY KIRBY THOMAS,
Mining Engineer,

| II rs now sufficiently demonstrated by
me investigations of the United States
| Geological Survey and by the State
biologists. AZ we'll as by the invcstiga-
| ton by private individuals. tina, ther.
! extends from east of Roanoke through
iulnski. Grccnvillc and Knoxville to
near Chattanooga wcll-defncd and
economically zinc-bearing belt Th.
rocks OF this formation are limestone
and are known to biologists as the
Knox dolomitc. The same formation Was
formerly called in Virginia the Shenan-
| doah doiomite. This limestone is Il
| water formation or scdimcntary de-
! post. which in early geological times
extended westward from the nigh
mountain ranges parallcling the pres
cnt Atlantic coast The formation is
! from two to three thousand feet thick
and contains some beds Of shalc and
sandstone. but is mostly limestone and
! MAGNESIUM limestone tdolomitc)
This limestone deposit was laid down
! by chemical precipitation at the bot
tom Of the sea. and the zine and lead
and some other minerals were stimuli
tahcously deposited. occurring in min
/ ute proportions throughout the entire
masses of the formation
Later movements and adjustments OF
the earths crust resulted In the fitting
! OF great blocks of this limestone for
| nation, and the forming of roughly
parallel ridges and corresponding val
| lcys extending northeast and southwest,
| Westward the formation is covered
! by later sedimentary deposits and is
| not accessible. In this belt. which is
approximately twenty to NIFTY miles
! wide. there are exposed many miles of
| the upturned edges OF the Knox dolo
mite and many acres of ,h, slopinc.
Surfac" OF tho beds Of this formation
arc only slightly covered by IN, soil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11

mTi19t GdIa6tltiif .glehisldb" Be-
ihdblet unb bic WlHtnisasr Olga unb
s8tbos" IN Gruno edhoFfn,
%. Gran5oIm bsrtiitn neitu 0oraob
i'm GbereliaB our6 ben SUNBEAM Dor.
GifsHfpe Der beuilhtH unb bfitrrtihlFhs
un8ariIhtn 2upptn an ben DliiHtH
eBura, Raptd uHb giliea WtbmlmHsu
Der WsitiD i'm Gortitrtitsn.
30. 9intiracH BON febn beuiIhtn
G%lia5eueen bom6drbirt unb Is qsriontn
setObtst. = qm 5luft 8iird In anuias
ius perbeH bic auFeu BON ben 9ilrien
eeldlaeeu.
81. Strabmidmpf IN Stsinbdt i'm
SbertlIaB; 3utide bebdupten ben plat.
r. QegBptii6tr Sultan lpirb burh cine
tiirtiIde 9raos in Q4t unb 9anu ers
Hart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11
GinOriife italieniider SonrnnIiten.

Der our 3eit 0euti6tanb bersiIen6s
G%befrebdtteur bes r0miT6en 8Idttes
n8ittoria" teleerdpbirt mad Rom, CT let
b1aig bertpirrt BON benz gepdltigen
S4au1ptele beutI9er Gnerqie, Salts
bliitigteit un6 SeelengrGbe. Mebr als ie
iOmme Inn 8um 9epuBtTein, baB beute
unb in 3uturft Stdliens plaB an
9enti4Ianbs Settle Iet. st gisbt ioounn
telegropbii9e anipeiIuug, gegen ben
rSecplp", Der bas 9Iatt r@ittoria' bon
8eutidlan6 beIto8en bieB. bic 8trleums
bungstldge an3umelben. Der itaIitnif9e
Publt3iit 2ocatelt T6rei6! aus ellie
einen bon frazier llntenntnis beutIden
Deiens unb 9eutT9eubaB s%rfiilten Qlr.
titel, in benz ct troB alien etrEge merfs
wiirbige @%cItdnoniIe MAIDEN maB. BUR
grpBen @erblafFung ieiner 9efer bon
aSetolp" tnb rMleFdggero" ftelt er feIt.
bdb Der beuti4e GnIOat buradls nidt
Der 8drbdr Tei, fir ben man ibu baltic,
DdB CT bielmehr gar nidt dnbers lei, aIs
Der Splbat ieber dnbtren Ration. ga, ct
iet bon 9is3iplin, gutter graisbune, 5Dfs
lidteit, 9nmanttGt. Git t6eile Iein 9rot
init ben %lriHen, Ipitle nit ben Ainbern
unO aeiae Bel ieber GeIeDenbeit Isin
sttss 6ers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11
Ser vgrnrt".
2lus oem ,felopof.8 Brief zines
Dermultoeten.
aas -. 9 Der 5ranSoieu.

Qoteren bet Sent. Qiebe muiter! sGt
3einen Iieben Brief bic i9onsn 3igarreu,
GbptoIdbe unb 3eitungen bielsn 9anf; Is
gebt mir iebt 70 gut, bdb i9 nit 8ebdgen
bic 3igdtren rdude unb ba5u beutIhe 3eis
tingen IeIe. Gumentli9 bas ltbtere 1T
fir mid Elm Sodgenuk benn mir baden
ia po9erIang niats BON Der Melt unS
Dem Stanbe bes &rieges geb1rt. Sd babe
it6es @prt bes yQotalsQ n3eigers4 Itubirt
uub iogar ben 4nnoHfentbeil NIT SntereFe
geleisn. Weine Munben Iinb fait aebeilt,
i9 fam i9oH am 6tof geben, uno pers
odnte bas Der pirtli1 aufopiernben BE.
bdnblung unb pfIege Der @erSte unn
&rdnteni6peItern bic llnbeIdreibIides
leiiten. $50 metre @%erpunoungsn ers
bielt, babe Id Dir, CLAUDE i'd. nod gar
ni9t mitgetbeilt. Gs mar bei Der GrEiira
mung elmer QHb0be i'm 4rgonnenfpoIb.
@ie ss babel bergebt, Dirif Du pobl dns
ben 3eitlngen erieben baben. @unber
Der 5apferteit geidaben auf beiben Sci,
ten, mir Itiirmten frog bes beftiesn ats
gelregens borfp6rts, INNER boher, trob bea
naiien. bon ben 8Idttern IdredIi9 glatten
8obens. @em ioate Is in ben Sinn
tommen. benz .9oripdrts4 unieres pors
anitiirmenben 6duptmanns ni9t gu fols
gen. 3uriidpeiheu2 IS niht! mir
miiFen iiegen. globli6 fiible i9 erif ON
'Qrm. bdIb audi am Bein eiusn beftiaen
S9ldg, i9 tonnte mid ni9t mehr aufs
redt6dIten unb fiel nm. Sd I6lepptt
mid Sunn an einen Baum an ben i9
mid lehnte, pdbrenb meine admerdben
bortpGrtsfiirmter Meine Sdmer3en mas
rem niht febr beftig. lin mid rum liegen
aameraben un6 aud 5rdn3oien. 9rars
tentrGger tommen mad elmer Gtunoe ms
gefdbr, nebmIn piele auf limb trageu lie
nab Dem 8erbdnbpldb. SD bore pl6blid
it0hnen, nebeu mir liest Elm iunser frans
3Diider Offi5ier, beftig blutenb. Sd loie
mein @erbdnbpddden unb fdlinee, 70 gut
ia fam, bic 8inbe I'm iein 9anbgeIent.
Damn tamen bic Srdger; lie pouten mid
auF cine 8d6re bebeu, bod id made lie
auf BEN iungen fran30fIdeu 0ffisisr
aufmert1um, Der bas 9~etpuBtTetn berloren
bate, @ir famen uuf ben @~erbanbplab,
BON bd ins 2a3arstt. 6ier purbe 8reunb
unb 5einb nebeneindnber gebettet. Der
fran36IiT4e Sffi3ier lag nebn mir. ala
CT tpicber al ii9 fam, erfdnnte IT mid
qlei6 urb rei9te mir banfbar bic geiunoe
9an6. Gr Ipri6t 9ebrp6en 0eutid. 1T
aber Elm iebr netter 4erI, mir ~berftdnOigen
uns gang gut. @ls i) Inn cine 3igarre
uno G6ptolube BON Glrer 5ennung CAB,
bat Ct, foelin i4 an Did f4reibe, m06te
er einige @orte beifiiger, i9 tpetB ober
ni4t, oh e erloubt iDerben pirb,
@ein Otto.
Sc lit srlaubt porben. Ser %FrdnBSs
f16e 0ffi3ier fiigte 9ttos Brief fblgenbe
3eilen bin5u:
nMaoame! GrcuIe3 bas beitfd zines
Srrs}pg. S6ren So6n nante i'd ma bic.
Die qprteurs 6dtten mir geIaFen ltegtn
fir tobt, II 6tdit irtpoIiible 5l MAIDEN
tleinfte 8eipegtnS gu5 td mar de8 moi,
lie9en tb bier i'm 2a3drett, i'd etpuni6 nie
nurbe gerettet. 8educoup Be remertiemtni
fir Gigarren unb S4otldo.
8otre humble ierbiteur
6runcois 8ufpur,"