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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25
BASEBALL PRICES HIGH
IS 4 SUGGESTION
TALK ON TEN CENT BASEBALL
NOT CONSISTENT WITH
HIGH SALARIES.
Would Take Millions of Admissions
at This Price to Pay Few of the
Fancy Salaries to
Players.
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, August 25.-Or-
ganized baseball has its y glued
to the knothole. The knothole Is
about the size of a dime and in the
Federals' fence. o. B. is nightly
interested in knowing how many ten
zen baseball fans there are in these
United States.
Ever since Jim Gilmore kicked
his entire collection of hats into the
ring, o. BIS checkers have been
working diligently in the various
Federal yards. Why should o. b.
be so nightly interested? 1t hasn't
been very many moons ago since Ben
Johnson was tuning up his basso for
the Feds funeral dirge.
The reason is apparent-O. b. has
come to the realization that some
thing is the matter with baseball,
and there are enough good business
heads in o. BIS ranks to want to
find out what it is. So its going to
see if DIR. Gilmore has properly
diagnosed the case. DR.. Gilmore's
diagnosis being that the dear old
public is tired of paying big prices
to see games.
That, however. raises 4 question
in the minds of a lot of baseball men
as to what the Johnson-Teler cCm-
bine will do if it ultimately mas
that the Feds are right. With high
salaries, high running expenses. nigh
cost of equipment and various other
high departments the business end
of baseball, can O. b. exhibit its
wares to the fam at a dime a throw?
A careful canvas of opinions put
side the ranks of either of the "a
ring factions reveals few Who think
it can. That is, unless something is
cut-either the players salaries or
the magnates' divvy. There are a
of baseball clubs losing money this
year with the two-bits minimum.
Close to one thousand fans would
have to crowd into the Detroit park
every day--at 10 cents a head-to
pay Tyrus Cobb's salary for thai
day, because Tyrus gets paid at the
rate of nearly one hundred dollars
per diem. And Sam Crawford. Bob
by Veach, Jean Dubuc, George Dauss,
Ownie Bush and a dozen other play
ers are getting good salaries.
On the same basis, 100000 fass
would have TO pass through the turn
stiles at the Polo Grounds in n sea-
10 pay the yearly salary OF John
McGraw. Mr.. McGraw is popularity
supposed to be drawing down $780,
goo for his labors with the Giants.
And Christy Mathewson, Larry
DOYLE. Fred Merkle and Han Lo-
bert are not working for their
health.
The Feds have practically the
same payroll. taking all the players
into consideration. Cy F~alkenberg
is pulling $500 yearly. Bonnie
is getting about the same. Joe
Tinker gets a lot more than either
of them. and SO do Hal Chase. Leo
Magee and a score OF other big men
in the third league outfit.
The Feds haven't made any money
this year. Jim Gilmore says they
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25
For the Family
Medicine Chest
Green Bay. Wis. Mrs VIM. F. Bubolz says:
I always use Foley's Honey and Tar for our
children as il quickly breaks up their colds with
no Tad after effects. and they like to take it,

In this season of coughs, colds and
Group. every family medicine chest
should be supplied with a good cough
medicine that a be relied upon
when needed.
Such a family cough syrup is Fo1ey's
Honey and Tar Compound. This
standard medicine has been on the
market for years and i'm many Sec
tions was found in every home in
the days when doctors We're not SO
handy and when money was scarcer.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Is an excellent medicine for coughs.
colds. raw or Unframed throat. hoarse-
ness, tightpess and soreness OF the
chest. Group and whooptrg cough, 1t
is an absolutely safe remedy, contain-
Ing only healing ingredients. and FREQ
from any harmful drugs.
Sold everywhere.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25
RUB BACKACHE AND
LUMBAGO right OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
asmall bottle Of old honest
St. JaCoho Oh

When your back Is sore and lamo
or lnmbago. sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get :
% cent bottle Of old, honest ~St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour =
little in your hand and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to b used only
once. 1t takes the ache and pain right
out Of your back and ends the misery.
1t is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stcrs lu,nhsfrse sciseS
md lars back nissry so promptly
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray.
Faded Hair Dark and Glossy.

Almost everyone knows that
Sage Tea and sulphur, properly
compounded. brings back the nat
ural color and lustre to the hair
when faded, streaked or gray; also
ends dandruff, itching scalp and
stops falling hair. Years ago the
only way to get this mixture was to
make it at home, which is mussy
and troublesome,
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You viii get
a large bottle for about so cents.
Everybody uses this old, famous
recipe. because no n can pos
sibly tell that you darkened your
hair, as it does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with ii and draw this
through your hair. taking one
small strand at a time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears, and
after another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully
dark, thick and glossy and you look
years younger. Curlin's Two Drug
Stores. adv,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

surplus. On the contrary. their ex-
periences are so discouraging that
they seldom remain on the same
farm for more than a year. They
are not only unable TO lay by any
money, but their children remain
uneduacted and half clothed. The
system is apparently n of the
most undesirable. so far as its eff
feet on the community is concern.
ed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25
bll UNREST
/ TO LOW WAGES
I'd INVES-
e RE NJ
"a
Ballot Will Give Them
= Secure Better Pay
for Work.

August Z5.--lHe sec
EOf the final report of Di-
M. Manly, embodying
of fact and conclusions
sDf the United States COM
industrial relations. was
by the commission to-
eport is adopted by Com
Trank p. Walsh, John =
mes O'Connell and Austin
3 S61pal feature is 4 vivid por-
living and working condi-
9 Sorevail in American indus
Evidence is presented at
in support of the re-
9fngs to the effect that in
xfest is caused By the pay
Axes too low to provide a
dard OF living. and in sup
reports further conclu-
III situation is q direct re-
lack of strong labor or
by which wage earners
the payment of living
y Hon made public today also
GGas many remedial meas
1.-The recommendations is n
ument urging equal politi-
Tor women as one of the
which women in industry
eat1tn living wages.
GYSpnrts of the report deal with
o6d children in industry,
4 1l0pns of employment in the
efvice. the telegraph ser
altman company, and the
the most striking findings
ny typical Industrial COM
lat are declared to pre-
aspect of a state Of
will employers control
<6cfal and political life and
@3he fundamental rights of
H0606nt of its length, only q
i IN the report is here given.
Gppditions No Criterion.
|ou1ntng the question OF wheth-
e6446f labor conditions in the
He9Spfincipal industries are sat
M h the report renudiates the
nExthese conditions should 5e
comparison with the past.
f$G %that conditions should be
only by comparing condl-
- they actually exist with
kuoNledge and experience
Efknt they might easily be made
Rsthe Immediate future. if prop
kIGu were taken TO utilize the
11e pf our nation sufficiently
g<fi6ute the products eqnit-
1f0x of the question says
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25
1CHE STOPS.
E|||R|ALG|A GONE
~ Headache Powders
Instant relief-Cost
me a package.

ing, splitting or dull,
!84@k1 oedaches yield in just n few
DR.. James Headache Pow
oost only 10 cents a pack
4rug store. It's the quick
oadache relief in the whole
IT sufferi Relieve the
distress nowi You can.
men and women have
headache and neuralgia
odless. Get what You ask
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

West Virginia produced 71.7O7.-
626 tons of coal in 1914, worth
about 81 a ton at the mine. No 9TH
er state did this well.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

California has a monopoly on
borax. says the department of thu
interior. In 1914 the state produc-
ed 62.400 short tons valued at ST.
$4,000, an increase over 1919 of
more than I per cent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25
NIX MILLER, B0xx4, C0mmefces Oklos
Another Woman who hes FouD1
Health In Lydia E PlmkhamfS
VeRetab1e COmpOumd.

Vegetable COMPOUND.
LindsborR, Kansas. "Some yoar1
ago ! suffered with terrfbIs pains inmy
side which thought were in~fIamma6oa,
also with . bearing down pain, bock-
ache. and / was Ct times swfu1ly ner-
vous. / took three bottles Of Lydia F.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
nm now enjoying good beaIth- Win
be glad to recommend your medicine -
any woman suffering with female tEOu-
bic and you may publish this letter.
Mr.. A. l. SMITH, b. No. 3 Box ~
Lindsborg, Kansas.
II you have the slightest doulbe
that Lydia e. Pfnkhdm's vegoto-
Bile Compound win helpyOu,wrfto
to Lydia E. Pink ham n edicineCo.
(c0nfidentiaD nn,Mass-,fOra d-
vice. Your letter win be opened
read and answered BY = wOnnans
and held I'm strict condolences.
event takes place. II he has to, Mr..
Daniels will lock the papers in :
steel box as soon as they are made
up or carry them in his rest pocket
to prevent young ~prospectives from
getting at their contents.
Hazing doesn't occur often. There
is a law against hal and it doesn't
matter whether the offense is grave
or insignificant. the law il law. Oc-
casionally a first offender gets Off
with e severe reprimand. but second
offenders get the boot" and they
know what to expect. In this re-
spent discipline isn't often broken.
Uncle Sam has been wondering
what has become of all the inform
ers. From the treasury department
recently came the answer, Were
paying them too much money"
Prior to August Fl, 1913, one
who gave information leading to com
viction OF a moonshiner received
only $40 and was happy. Then the
Zee was boosted to 500 just to en-
courage others to give away their
lawless neighbors. but strange to say
the increase has had a markedly con-
trary effect. With the business all
but gone to the ~bow-wows. Secre-
tary McAdoo restored the old fee.
The result. is awaited with interest.
California has a monopoly on
borax. says the department of thu
interior. In 1914 the state produce
ed 62.400 short tons valued at ST.
$4,000, an increase yer 1919 of
more than I per cent.
West Virginia produced 71.7O7.-
626 tons of coal in 1914, worth
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

ieit Den erIIen 0o6en oes 4uauTt in
Yolsn. OaIi3ien UNI in ben 9arpaz
then in bunoert S1Iahten uno @ez
feAten nit aItsm 6eloenmut aetdmpft
uno seblutet baben, uno ole 6eutc
tstne anoere Ssbniudt tennen als
Die. in ben beimatlihen 9ersen Dem
nsuen uno frog 0reibisidbri9sE Bun
oesgenoneniAaft" bob 10 alien Sem
De gegenu6ergeIteat Ju peroen. 4ber
aud penn iId oieie 6offnung uniez
rer Gniieriager, 2an0esI6iben uno
SanoItirmer ni4t erfiaen laiien IoQz
te, miro es StaIien 0 u~nIeren Mo-
leri9ugen gu flblen betommen. oaB
es 5iroier iino, Die i9r Qano pertei=
oigen; ibr Qano aud bort pe :teioigen,
no inner5al6 ieiner 8ren3eh mdli6
gelpro6en riro, altes 0eatidea
Teifsiano bon Dem feiu SSeBen abqe=
riilen perOeu bari. IoIange es 5iros
ier Stussn uno Jdufte psrbinoern
tonnsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

Der Wutter ftsrbsno. Der 0ottor
bate ibm am Wlorgen ein YuIoer
gegeben. leitoem bate es nidts
mebr 81 iI4 genommeu. 3pei ooer
orei anoere Ginoer lugen matt unO
traut in oemielben Self. Sn Dem
ndhlten Self lag Elm Mdodeu BON
q Sabrsn Iterbeno auf elmer 8nhre.
Der Batter tniete neben Inn, nab
reno i'm 3elt oaneben feline 5Sruu Elm
lefsidbriges 8inn belpn6ts, oos ou6
i'm Stsyben lag. uno Elm fiinHd6riges
&inb, ods oabiniiette. 9ieles Yaar
bate Ihon orsi Ginoer i'm 6oipital
perloren. nSn eit,em anoeren 3ette
iano i'd Elm pier Sabre aItes Sinh.
fhon orei Wondte trant. IS mar
eiu Ileber tIeiner 8erl, uno man fnb
nidts bon tbm als feline groBeu brauz
uen 4ugen uno feline meiBen SABINE,
bic 2ippen pnren 10 oiinn geipnroen,
ooB er q: ujft mebr ihlieben tonns
te, Der tleine 8prper mar wie aus
gemerqelt. Der 4Ieine bate na6
friiter g}iIh geiommert, nber nas
tiir!if mar tejne oogepeIen. Die 50
8iibe ot3 Qoger8 aaben nur bier Gis
ner, uno oa t0nneu Ie ith oenten.
tpisuieI fir ieesn u6yiQ blis6."
Suinmmenfaileno iugt 6rduIein
6ob6ouie: nGs 1T cine mertpiroige
Spec, BOIL uno bis ms Snz
ner tie Oerrottet, iibernII in
bieIen 3spubliten groBe ODE 9ieoer=
Iaifungen pm Qeuten gu griinoen.
Die man 6liiftIiuge nennt uno bic
man 3u bei6jsen 6ebouptet. nelae
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06
Sine 9rieasanleibe i'm altertum

Dor eiuigen Sabren puroe BEL
BEN oeutldeu Wusgrabungen in
&leindlien cine SteintaIel gefunben,
bic einen 8ertrng iber cine NaIeibe
Der Staot Wlilet bel Den 8urgern
Der benohbartsn uno befreunoetsn
Staot anioos ent9ielt. Die llrtunoe
itammt aus benz Sabre 2S3 b. Gbr.,
als Wtilet Die 3peite Hute Der ariegs=
Contribution be3ablen muBte, Die ibr
BON Dem grie6iiheu 5eIoberrn 9niiz
maho5 auferledt moroen mar. 0a
bic 8ur9er Don Wlilet Die %erforoers
Ii6e Summe aus eigensn Wtitteln
nidt auf5ubringen oermoAten, 10
panote iit1 Die Stdotperpoltung an
oas nabe Gnioos uno Bat nm Elm
0arleben, at oeiien Siherung lie 70
poblbabenoe Ginuohaer cIs 8urqen
iMtelIte. &nioos nubm ous NnIeibe=
gelud BON Nlilet t%ppbllpoIleno uui
uno erIieB tinen QuFruf an Die Be
pobner Der Staot, Die Qelpiinihten
@eloer an Billet gu leiben; lie ielbit
ertIdrte bic 0arantie fir Die rid.
3dblun9 ibernebmen 3u noIlen. Die
Observation-Disclosures t1men b0io
gum 4bitlub Die Sunme, nm Die
IS Ith babel bouoelte. etlud $4,000,
lit md Den heu,ileu Yerbdltutiien
ldherlih qerinl. IND Die 8eoinJun
aeF, 81 oeHen Die NnIsibe 1usQegeben
luuroe, wareH oerort. caB fte iidl nit
Aulejbebeoinaum9en unierer Gage
nitlt ptygleittu Iaiier. 2ui oen
9eyionalfTeoit Der - 9ir8eu ais
ejnjise Si1et6eit e,bielt Q}i.et $4,000
Trddmeu fir Gin ,<ohr pollig sins
,os uno oen 8eit poa 5000 Grah
men 81 Dem fir o11lllQe 8srbdIt
niIIe 0ubtroroent,idl deriuqen Sins
fuR BON iet5 Ntosent. Inter oer
llrtunoe. bic zen @sihluB Der Elm
lcibe eHtbdlt. itehen 3undfF Die ia
men Der Is 9arlen. odrunter Die
Ramen Der 9euebner Don SHioos.
Die oas @elo perleibeu, ntbIt 9nQdbe
Ger Summs, Die isoer e~iuiei1e 1ibt.
ano sam SdIub Die Ianeu isner
flint 9urser, Die Fa bersit ertldrten.
billet Die Summs o $4,000 3rah
men 3~insIos fur siH Sahr gu Ibers
lafien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

pe5 DE WIlttDcIt ~eginnern ioll m
leae fur4terliae SG0notat Der Gnq.
lGnoer. IS bat luugs 1eoauert, bis
Die a9umanitp" =0ation lire 3nItim
mun8 81 Dem Bau 9eben muBte.
BoIitiidle @riinos. ons geItre6en, bic
9uren nit Der eHglifhsu 6errifoft
ata ju'ohn'r, gaben ihlfeBlit 0en
ausidIog. Die llnterI4rif. in
holld1Oilder Sprnfs. lpel6e ii5ris
gems audi fir bic msiiten 0eutIden
Iesbnr 1T. er3dblt bon Dem Ghidlol
Iener llnfhuIoigen in ;1li6ten Nor
ten. 0ns 3ertntat ltebt aufreht oa.
Die furdtbare Cat tann nift a6.
9%eIeugnet tueroen. Infer Glib 1T
nab elmer photographic ge5eihnet.
Bir fiiqen nod 3nei 8iIosr ii6er
bic Greusl Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BET, peite rau5ofii6e Stint
Ter pdbreuo iene8 8rieqes ge5eitEei
BADEN. iopie cine 3atritntur oes
HIaooeraodtfb sur 8enn5eihnuug
Der britil6en 6euhelei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

Stlange berein, bic if nit meinss.
Sonnenihirm .ongriff unO bic ipdter
Elm Wanu t0tete. Sine 7yrou eriuar.
tete in orei Do6en i6re Rieoertunft,
muBte auF Dem bloBen 9obeu liegen,
Bis re fteif uno numb mar, uno lie
NOR o%ant6ar, oIs i'd ibr sine Sra
trabe oeri6affts.
TFraa!etn oobhOuIe urtellt: 81
uenne oieIes G~agsrTpitem cine
Grauamteit i'm groBen.
Qm bdrteTten peroen bic &inber euz
BON 6~etroffen. Sic peltsn n Der
furttbarsn 9ibe unb -. i Der uns
qe~nii9enoen uno u~ngesigneten nab
rung. 9enn Die tGgli4e 9ation fir
eine yamilie beitdHo Hur aus einem
bal6eu pfuno 5leii6 nit anohen
uno 5ett, 2 lIn3sn &offee. "a pFuno
srobem Wtebl. elmer 3polftel Dole
tonotuTsrter WiI6, 2 un5en 3uder
uro !. lIn5e Snl3. 6riiber CAB es
ned Z 8artoffeln fir 7 9erionsn,
aber oas NOR felt Iongem ni6t mebr
moglia. 4uh Seife nor Mot 3u
beiAaffen. SnfoIgeoeiien entitdno
1np5us.
Sci einsm ipdteren 8eiu6e fano
6rduIeiu 9obbouie in 'inem Self elm
s Monate aIie5 aino All Dem S6ose
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

gih ohsr gsIhn Qrie1sosl,n,srs n.r
49, ,., s'niI.i.r rsb,ftsn 49,.
ns, H,o n,r S4ns ner56irs|,s
SsSe nis5,r T5miTir, ~, ;srsn q,,,,,
,,sr. Wsrn,H b;ntsr M Wrr,,. no-
ia ,no ~ Ser G,,,r , qr,.,t.;.
Sr.hrnr,r, rr6 San esn;,. ~,
Snmn, s,n,,t nj, ,sI5sr,, s;,y;,, -
$50, ,er;a 49,, .a..9' :,
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Billions sebs.ss Is sad> AiriRa.
Die 0eid)ihte Der biHaemorOefeH $3.50
Surenfranen mo Surenfiu6er.

USE piele 4meritoner, peI6e beute
bic poor I;elgians" beidmmern.
erinnern iid nod odrun. oaB in Dem
tonf0osrisrten 8einngeneHlager gu
4~noerIonpille i'm Staats Georgia
pG6reno oes einen Utouats NuguIt
1864 iber adj t3ebntau eno
gefdHgene Soloaten aus benz gtoroeu
Der 8ereinigten Stlaten benz gun
gertooe berfaIleu lino2 Wie piele
QmerItnner piiien oaDon, ooer luols
len onoon miiien, ouB ibre beutigeu
SreuHoe, bic gngtdnoer, Dor
taum 3rU0lf Sabren niht peniger als
26.370 8ursnfraueu uno 8urentjus
Der m ben &onjentrationslagern in
SIoaIritn in Der g%rnuIamiteu WeiIe
ourd 6unaer uno 0urit gu Sooe
gebradt baben? Git4ener, Der ges
feisrte 6elo BritanHie',3, lit als Der
urbe6er bieIes graufgen Maiieumore
oes an unihuloigen Jrauen uno atnz
bern ansuiebeu. Die Wldnner uno
Batter oieIsr CpFer itanoen i'm ariege.
nm ibre 6reibeit uno ibr Gigentum
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

Der 8eridt elmer p~ornebmen Gng
tdnoerin Nip Is mills 9obbou E
an ben 2ouooner 6ilfsausihuB iiber
bos aitdeuerihs &oH3eutrotion8lager
bon 9loemfontetn folgt bier:
Mn eiuem QIibeno heiBen Rad
mittaq betrot ih oa5 Eager. in Dem
iaIt 1000 Menihen. oarunter 1t
lpcni9e MANNER, uno ii6sr 900 Aius
ner maren. rs par teine feline 4ufs
1obe, iid in einem Oorfe bon 3sIten
obne Strdbennomen ooer Hummsrn
{ureht3ufinben. Gteaeu Sic I'D Die
6ibe auBcrbolb Der 3eIts uuo Die
@lut in ibnen Dor. Sh iufts cine
frau, oeren Sdipeiter id in Sap
ftoot g%etroifeu butte. Wir IaBen
nuf d~ufgerotIten poIlenen 1edsn III
jbrem 3elts, uno Die Come brannte
eurh Die einFnd)e 3~eltletnpano. nno
allies mar bid uuo ihmdrS pom 6!ie
geu bsoett; tein Stuhl, iein Giih.
tejn Baum oaiiir. nur cine ouf9e-
ri6tete Communicative, Die ais tleiue
Sptiietammer oients. IN oieIem
tltintn l3elte Isbte Die 5rau nit 5
8inoern mo einem tleinen Hoiieyn
oieuitmdoten. 0iele 3slte ba6cn
md mthr 9sypotutr. IN 3t9ennjhs
ten front BAG Woi'er eurh bic
2ejnm3no in bic 3etle uno ouyh
pe,5t o;e molientu 0edsu. oui otnen
Die 2aute lis1eu. Bdbyeuo lrir ir
3%Uiamnen i3beu, troh tjnt a;Itj1t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06
goffres boIe.

Sn ben n2eipjiJer g2eueiten Hud>
rihten" er5IbIt Or. Mar Roloff, Der
Dor 3pan3ig Sabrsn i'm peitliten
SUDAN an einem 8riegs3ug qemein.
lam nit Dem 0amaligen Oberltleut=
nant Soffre, benz heutigen Genera
ltftmus Der fran30Iii6en 4rmee,
t%eIlgenommen bat, uno beri3tet oas
bel foI9enoe netie @eIAiGte: .Dit
5remoenlegiondre maren fat anc
tront uno erid0pFt. tein e~in3iger DO:
linen bat Die &iiite pieber erreidt.
8Iei6 mad Der 4ntunft SoIfres psr.
lieB i'd nit elmer aolonne DON uAt3to
Senegali6IBsn inter Dem Gomman.
30 0es &allptmanns Nlir (ieBt Ge.
neraO Se9u; Soffre idloB iia oieiel
Solonne ali, 10 bag mir uur orei
Gucopder naren. Muf Dieiem ,3ugc
nsrioren mir Die geidmte Baggage, CIR
@teg liber einsn Observation-Disclosures
NebenfluB oes bigger brad 5uIam.
men, ais ii6 unfere 2rdqer baraui
%befannen; ipGter. Bel Dem 0efebt bei
8oile, perIoren mir ben 3elt unlerer
9abieligteiten. 10 oaB mir an aleiz
oungsltiden nio1ts mebr beioBen als
oos. mas mir uuf Dem 2eibe but=
ten. Soffre bate oumais nrr eine
6oie. Die in iebr oefettsm ,3uItanoe
uno fhon mebrfa9 geflidt poroen
mar. Seoesmal, tpenu er 81 9ferbs
iileg. tam Elm neuer RiB bin3u; NIT
ne wuren nift better, uno oft flidten
mir gegenieitig uniere 9ofen. penn
Der anoere ein 8oo nubm.
Ro6 reialid orei Wo6en eelanq
es uns, BON einsm mourii9en 0Gnos
Ter Elm Stiid blaues Snoigo3eug su
criteben = fir cine Barre Steinia!S,
ods iiblite 3abIun9Smittel i'm Sus
Dan. N6er einen S6neioer beIdBen
mir nift bel Der &olonne. e8 iputoe
dllo Griegsrdt 9ebuIteH unO berats
lhla9t. pie man cine 0pie 3uidneie
Set. Der Stoff puroe am Spoen
ousgebreitet, Die 9oie SOffres, Der
oamals idon 3ismlih torpulent mar,
odraufgeIegt, uno nit einem I9arz
fen Sdbel nuroe Die 6oie 3ugeIdnits
ten, beier 5u9eidgt. Sin Genegalne=
ger matte Die Stide 3ulammen. un0
Soffre bate pie0er cine neue ioiipe
9oie, Die freilif nidt nab Der neue=
ten ItQoe mar. - 5m Iriibiabr 1918
lernte id III Sunis 0ur0 cinen 09rt
anidiiiaen Geutiden Den General
Yiitor tennsn; Don 0isiem b0rte id;
zines Cages, oaB Der Generalihimus
Soffre abenos eintreffeu niiroe, an
Den tombinierten 2dnos uno 15lpt=
tenmauoOern bei 8i5srtu bei3ulpobe
men. General YiItor er3GbIte Soffre
bel ieiner 4ntuuft, Dap Elm alter
@etannter aus Dem Suoan in 3unis
lei. Sofire lieB mid in leinem 9tuto
aus meinem 6otel 1plen, uro id) mar
bsruno3tpan3iq Stunoen lang Ieiu
8ait. RatiirIld taufften mir aIte
1rlnneruugen dus, uno er ersdbtte
mir bei cieier 8e!sgenbeit, baB er Ole
befpuBte 6oie rod als QnGenten
dufbendhre.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

Ole 0oIoitioer 81; %o6anui86ura
uHo bic 0Idm1ntta o2u Gin9erleN
81 p%erteioi9ea Qe1en oi, 3lubluI Ser
AlatioH, weite 6sfano9 .8uman,iu"
idreit Nno cbenlo itt.ig cine 4olitit
riitfhts'cTtltsr Ragbiur 9eqcu bic
gan3c 0}itveIt oeriolQi Bat. Die
8riten Nu0 lpej.tr nidlts ols Elm
RauberOott. pie od3 ia audi eici.y
S0slttrie1 pieoec belpieitn bat.
SIN SABRE 1911 it Del 8,oem
tonietG I'M tteBllIi8eu Cranie .ygsl
itaat ooa GiioQiritl elm 1entmd,
1ou oen Surs8 e5CiGte. lporosH. mel
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Gin berrliches 1910
pcn Kaiier wilbelm!

@m is. Stunt 1918 feierte oas
oeutite Bolt Den 25. S~abrestaa BON
&atier @itbelms &eaims, Def.
len Gegierun9 in ote @eih,dte iiber.
9ehen miro ais Die zines Der arosten
uuer Soben5puern. Ser .W
Goro"- tute i'm Die a%nalosamert.
tantIde &reiie Su beaeihneR pfIeot
bit I'D als tuirtliher + rieoeus.
ltrt erwleien; unter ietner Reaie.
rang bat oaS oeutihe Reih Setue
groBtc Blitthe erreidt, uno ale
Seutifea auf benz groenrurbe eur.
fen ifol5 ouf ibn iein. 9os er
aud Elm wirtIiter r@ar Qore4
iein Tam. oos benefit sur !9.it bi.ler
punoerpolf Dtann NIT leiuen Iieo.
rei6fu Seerihaaren elmer oan,er
WeIt pom 6eiuoen sesenlberi
I'm unieren Qeiern einen @efaaeu
81 etnctfen, iieierR mir Elm prod,t.
p5llFs, alerneueliss 8ilb upr Soiger
gstibeIl @rD6e lrLxis 9pQ unn
panenb sum @%tnro6men, portofr,i in
elmer Roas perianot. ~ l5c prn
Stld poer stuei fir Csc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06
gas gemtmnl in &lgrmiunte.n.

1lebetieeunq o5jqcr 2enfmaG3aui-
fdriit gin unitrt Ottouucu ma lietet
MInoer, Sem &iIt Gtibeae' 2Jeita
Adtloudloeu.ulut ~ errid1irt CUR can't.
netuHQ an bic $3.50 Staucn uno Qju.
Der. Die III oeu Non' atc1ttonsldaccv
umatlGututeu lr0.