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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

rofu n0er eelbetl ober or1ibaenfdrbigen
Grepes 6dt cine @ortc bon feinem,
rpeiBen Spibsnmuiter nit auSsebogtsm
Marb, unb bielss 8ogens unb SpiBen-
inuiter 1T 5ipeimdl Oor6anben, 10 DaB
ber @fett einss boppelten ODER breis
fodben Rodes er5ielt miro. Man fam
aud bic 8ogcn ausfhneibsn uno Doz
burh orsi Feparate Talbeln gepinz
men, peinl man bieIss grrongemeut
bOrSis6t
9oilss, bic bur9 feline 2inien in
Guabr1te gst6eilt iinb nnb nit
punften ober Rdnten beitidt, befinben
if& inter ben inportirten 9aumpons
itDffen Qlber 10 urenbli6 perThieoen
finb bic Mnifer in bieIen GtofFen OdB
es pergebli9es geinii6en tpGre, 3u perz
fuden, dlle duF5uSdblen, 9tbfr aum
unter ben einbeimiihen 6dbritdten
Gicbt es prdhtige NluIter isDer Qlrt;
GroBbad Gffstie, Miirfel, Garreaur
GtreiFen. Yuntte in @ruppeu unb
9orbiiren, in eHt5udeuben 6orbers
Rombinationen.
Neih oeripri9t iiberaus MODERN gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
QlHe benz Getde Der SOfObe
Mmo Der 0eIellfbaft.
q etU 0ort, ben 12, Wlar8,


Die StoTFe fir 8aumnoa unO 2ei=
nentIei0er, sinbeimil9e, iuic importirtc,
paren ME I96nsr, ipie in OieFsr Sdiz
ion unb je0e Wodc bringt rei5eHoere
1luItsr, ais bic pOrbergebeuos.
Smportittc gaunlipoaitoffe Tuo
tpusr i'm @erglei6 8u ben rinbeimi=
ihsn 6abritaten, rnD fir oIlgemeine
Wal9lleiSs 3pede 1T oas amerianilde
M2atsrial burdaus 5ufrisOsnitsaen0.
Sbne 5rdgc boben bic ameritaniIdcH
6nbritanten in oieisr Saiiou einea
groBtn Sbritt porpdrts getban uno
tonturrisren nun duPs @rfolgreihite
nit benz auslGnbiIhen @eiperbe.
Die importirten 8aumpolFofie
bohfcr 0ualitdt lino bouptidHlidb in
feinsR 8piles unb Grepes an5utreffen,
unD 8ipar iii eritaunli1er 9luspd9i
un0 NtrIdisOsnbeit our1bro4ene @fs
fstte In 3a6lloisn WfuItern ipetteifern
nit egquiIit ssbrudtsn Deiiius. 0ie
ftinIten Grcpts iinb our9poben nit
oleihforbissu Wluitern, bic ouf Der
Gbetfld4s ipie Ipinnpsbenartiee Stits
tereien eriheinen.
Giuise Dieier Wlutsr Iinb b06f tiis
rioS, Darunter Drolltge hineIi9e 2nn6-
fhdftsn Anb Jiguren, eieenortigc Bill
Der bon polmen, 3igern, trompetenbeu
@lspbunten unb boben @rdlern, Die
9Rufer iinb idmmtlih in einem Sar=
benton aebalten un0 bic tleinen syigu-
ren i'm FstnItenllmriBfaOeu uusgefiibrt.
0lus Der @ntfernuns iiebt man nur
Elm urtlares 9urheinonoer, erlt ein
genoues oinicbouen ldBt Oas Wluiter
ertennen.
qlebnline @elpebe in ipeniger ami
fanten W{uFern 6aben 8Gume, Blu
men unD Sriihte aitf5upeiisn
Wunberbar ib0n iinb bic Narben-
tone in @elb uno NltsGlfenbein, TN
ipsifsn porcelldns9lal, @jrau Die
iiiblen @rau-@riin, bic OrHioeen-
Ghattiruneen, bic Roiens9}uducen in
bteien 8oumpolts @eipeben. 9(ber aud
rei5enbs Observation-Disclosures iin0
0noutrsfFen, OprnsbmliA Gffstte in
~buff1 Self nit Wluitern in Delft |
Bldu.
Dns Bdrteite uno ipeidite Der 3arl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

perOen, uuO 5ablos limb bic Heu9eiten
in 9ene6e ilnb W1ulter Ser psiBen
8oummoaltoffs, ipG6rsnb bic altbeliebs
ten Stoffe aud Ferner iid bebaupten.
glur penig @ornitur tit fir bic
1H6i1en 8aumipp[ltleiDer oieIer Sat
i'm erforosrlih, 10 OaB, ipenn man
audi Elm ipenig mebr ols geuObnli9
be3ablt, Elm &leio ourhous niht toitz
Ipielig gu tper6eH brau6t, unb penn
man f9 NIT einsm rsi5enoen uno Ods
BEL penig toTfpieligen Waterial be-
gniet, 10 fam man Ielblt in oieier
Saiion Ser ipeiten glDdc Elm hiibi9es
Rleio fir cine geringe Sumne baben.
Sin neues Wiaferial n RbatosRoOl
Derfpri9t iebr popular 81 perben,
un0 pirb oiel fiir Rotiime, bic fir
BEN SiiDen beItimmt, bsnuBt. llnIere
erite 2lbbilouns 3eiet Elm aus Obisem
Mdterial angefsrtiatss aoitiim, bas
fir pdlm Bead entiporfen tpurbs, uno
oe1en Sodet einsn auseeiprO6enen,
militGril9en Gbdratter aufpeiit. uss
ber BEN tur3eu ipeiten Jfod fdllt Oas
Bis unter bic 0iiFte 6indbreidenbe Sat
let, oefen @orOertbsile 5ugeipiBt iino.
Sin I9molsr, fpeiBer 2ebsrgiirtel ams
f9lieBt bic 5aille. @roBe eieenartig
aeformte5aT1en iinb bem SddetI9OoB,
3iemlid, tieF, anfgeieBt 9tIs peitere
@ersierung oienen RnOpfe. WeiBer
MeiOentGBdeH= Saffeta, blau unD rofc
gebliimt, lit als Gutter benubt.
@inen berborragsnoen plaB inter
ben Wlo0en fir StraBentru9t bat ii9
Der nad unten ii1 ouffallsn6 erpeiz
ternoe Mldntel BON breibiertsl 2Gngc
erfporbeu 6dufig lit cSrIslbe nit breis
tenn Giiriel dusgeitottet, no bic Sinie|
BON Der S6ulter Bis 5um Sdum si
lang erI6ciut. Dies rihtet iib je6o4
nacb Der @rDBe Der sSigur unO BEN
perIDnli9en @eiHmad Der Srdeerin.
eyn unIeret 3ipsiten Slluitrdtion
Dirb Elm Naantel bisier 9rt Deran@
f6auliAt Q(ls Mloteriol bient 6unfels
blaues psrnlo, Elm Wloterial, gssignet,
iibsr SarteIte Stoffe setrasen gu pers
ben.
9(uBer benz @iirtel un0 Oen Wldns
It6etteu bisnsu Rn0pft oIs @arnitlr.
g2e6en oern pben beipro9enen Mans
tel BON oretpiertel 2dnge, lit es Der
tur3e, in tiefen Sydlien bic 9isur UNI
6iiQen0e puletot bon auBerorbsntli9er |
Weite, Der iib GROCER 8eliebi6eit err
freut DstIeIbe tfeaet iirb ebenio iDphI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

Riidncef BON Braun, Dor gIllem in
einem tiefen gbotolabenton. Syn Der
binoung biermit tontmen bornebnlid
8lumeus@ornituren in @elb aur Der.
ipen0lnte umeiien 1T bic Rrnne BON
Atlas, in elmer beleren S1ottirung,
eirgetrduit unb in Elm breites Qltlds=
bdnb eineenommen, uuf pel9em bic
8lumenz@ornitur rubt.
Sin rei3enoes @remplar BON einem
portrait6ut errsgte pDr einisen 9asen
Die 2(ufmertIomfeit @ieler. Bon 2eg>
bornzStrob, ait elmer breiten pippen=
ben Frdmpe, mar Der Hanb nit 8as
leucienneSs sSpiBe eingefaBt, unb Inn
bic 4rone legte ii9 Elm breitsS Sam
metbanb BON aarteitem 8lau. 9inten
lit bic &rone eineei4nitten, uHb 0urd
bieieu ginIduitt 1T Ous Sammetbunb
ge3osen, Das in Iongsn GnOsr, biz
ouf bic, SaillenIinie berubbdnet.
Manbd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
LuriidatfdLdoenen Mlnnffetten.

5urildgei9ldgenen W1dni9etten.
Die &ragen iinb BON bem iponoels
barren 3pp, Der bic borberrI9euoe U1oz
be in SieIer SaiIon lit. @elegentli1
fiu1et man ,aroeen uno NlanIhetten
pom eigsneH BlDuIensUlatsrial, abeT
Der eiHfdrbig ipstBe Seibentragen btlz
bet gu bem seitreiften Mlateriol eineu
biibfhen Eontrait unb pirtt elegonter.
@iele ber neuen Waf9ieioenz8lou>
fen iinb nit iol9em &rdeen eema9t,
Der BON benz 6oben nGboter =Rragen
in ben noffenen 9ols" perpanOelt
iperOen fam.
Der ID iibsraus populGrs, tleine
turbdnartige 6ut, Der ben Ropf bi9t
umf9lieBt, ipir6 ii1 obne 5ruae nod
lGnger in Der @unit erbalten, ba er,
ipie teins an6ere 6acon, ii9 ooraiiglidj
fir bic llsbersanasSeit signst
glber f9on MAIDEN anOere Sormen
ibr @rfHeinen, unb aus bieien @nrz
lGufersMoOeaen ldBt Ii9 ertennen,
b1B Der rportrait6ut" cine 6erDorras
genbe gRoGe ipielen ipirb. @r eri9eint
in oIIen neuen Strobarten, in Sdeol,
jdpdniI1em HeisFrob unb eineni gonS
neuen StrObeefle9t (rgarnpar6"=
Strob"), bds BON rdubsm @epsbe un6
iibsraus lsiht bon @eniht 1T. 8sz
ionbers pDpulGr 1T oaiielbe in alien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

I9muBigsr in ben neutrality-suspicious.
pugen, an bersn I6muBigeu @dnos7
Die 6sudtigteit nieOertropfte. gIp
Golout icbimpfte unb i6miB piit5enO
Oas iteinbarte BrOt auf ben 5uBDO'
ben.
oWlan fam es ni9t frsTen -
'@erflu8te S6ipsine5uHt ."
Sauptmanu Ronltantin itedte 0sa
&1pf binein. o!6a6e nur 9e0ult, Ser'
gius," iagte er rubig, babe nur Ve'
bulb. @s pir0 I9on dles gut mer0en
@Ioubt SCR, i'd fibls mid pO3l ~
OieIen 'SbpeineitGlen9 SD lciDs NIL
Sud- unO i'd peiB fchur pdrnn'
Der 2obn pirb niHt ausbleI0eH
Sd babe CO Sud IdOn seiagt: id pa
be nit uns alien etpdS cana 9elono'
reg Dor Sbr luerOet @itren 9aapl.
mann Tegnen partst nur Elm paal
Sage, oann perOen mir ben 8eutlpen
se9cniiberiteben, unb Sbr fpsrost ss
erfd6ren @s lsbe Der 3a-l"
9rti Sage Ipdter ritten iie llOsr
elm unge6eures freies Tslo SauPIS
mann Rouituntin fommoHoierte,
aSaIt!~ Gr brebte ii4 auf Dem YtsrO'
berum.
nSOlOutsn," IaSte er nit einsr
Stimme, aus Ser es ipie SiegesgslplB,
beit tDnte, ,Solbatenl 9lidt sinliD'I
Sebt Sbr ben grauen plnIt Ooll
oriiben am Sori3ont? 9as 1T Yr5e'
mnil bic feinolide 6eituns Pr5e'
mHIll 9as iit unIer 3ieI. Hpnnll,
Solbdten folgt mirl gDir polle"
i'm Gturm binii6erreitenI"
@r TeBte fein gfoB in Srab. gIn
puar SdBe ma4te es, Oauu man0te 9
ben &opf. 9as 3orps itanb mie all9''
pur3slt; tciuer mar i6m gefoIgt
@r rib Iein qferO berum ,@arllD'
fDlgt S6r Gurem 5iibrer nift2
Sabt SIR 70 penig @ertruuen ~
mir2" Der 9Reibe nab blidte CT il DS
Gsiic6ier. Sie trugen cinen firitersp
rerbiFsnen 9(usOrud. Qlus ben Atllls'
re-, 8sibcn fam Elm OumpFc5 su'a'
meln.
Ser @a9tmeiIter ttat Dor. S9eIi
6auptmann begann ct itammelnO
mir linb Sbnen qefplst pie.6ie airOSs..
ibrem @ater. 3ur6 Die ipoIbpnIlq'
@in0ca, Sur9 Sc9uee nno @ispiiltsI'
Wir babsn nit S6nen ge6ungert l'D
gebIritet, unb mir baben NIT Sqn'n
in elenben @iIenba6npdgsn tampl'Is,
6err 9auptmunn, Iollen mir oa9
aaes gstban Bdten, MIR tint r.ls ~,
bier Dor grSentbil Opn ben Devflud)t'"
5einDen totI9ieBsn gu laKen9"
Q[us ben gtei9en Der SOloaten la"
ein auItimmenoes @emurmel. GduPp
mann &onitontin Iob Icinen Baftlll!e,1H
tier nit einen Bid an aug Oem DBL.
ligeg gihtperlte6en iprah. nWsr rsOs'
6enn BON 5otidieBen9" fragtc sr q
itaunt. SD Deritebc Did NidJt, 9efSV
@loOimiropitib"
Der MuGtmeiiter quote dn3Tlid) 0l;
4ffAn. n6err !6duptniann 1q6cn ODI 7
foeben beTOblen, mir iollsn na5 'Pr5T
mil biniibcrreiten ."
rNun, un0 unterbTah ' e"
9aupfmnnn GonItatia o@as Iollis:,n.
mir ppbl bort ipDllsn Wds bfR'r
Oh 6enn eigentliGs Gergei Mlu0Ipss
roipitI62 Jdtiiri9 wollen mir W. !S
seTdnssnnebmen laiicn babe ~
Sud- nidt BON bOrn6erein geidgt, y Y,
bate einen fsinsn ariegsplap ="
Ropf?"
Sn bieIem Wloment erbOb iiP , e..
Observation-Disclosures geifa[sge6eul. @ Ss'
6auptmunn b0rte es, uno Elm psrilallt'
tes 9dGeln gins iiber iein @eiIqin,
oS6r ieio e6te Ruien!" idgtc 81 lllip ly
nidtc bergniigt. y. MerSet SRr NJ
jebt folgen9" LIZ,
Sin mSd!" aus Sfpei6unbertlnOflH'
ala ae6ltn mar bic 2(ntport. -
llno 6os ROnItantinIhe @liteiorP'
ritt bonnernD nd9 MeIten.
y-------.-------- d.. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

9as Ronitantin'i6e @litetorps mar
1eit beutc ftii6 unternegs. llnablGKig
bur1 ben unersriinbliHen polbDniIcber
SHuse, in ben Die 0uie Der 9Bferos
einlanten pie in Wlorait. RonItantin
flu4te ben gnn3en Sag. lluter OieIeu
8erbdltniifsn piirben iie ni9t 3ipsi,
fonOsrn bier Sage brau4en bis sur
Station 3itomir. Der Seufel Sole 0ie=
len ganSeu Derbdmnten S{riegl
@s ging fptiter. Stunosnlane.
Schnee, S@nee, S9nee. Die Dam
meruns begam ihou lore 6liigel iiber
bic troltloIe @inObs gu ,nten. Do
madten iich elm nanr Mdnn IeuFSen6
nit ibren Spaten an bic 9lr6eit, llur
Iie tamperten bic 9lant auf freism
6eloe. 5ern beulten Elm paar M0lfe.
Nm onoern Wlprgen 8ogen lie peiter.
@s purbe pieoer Nbeno, lnS aud
bsute FdnOen iie feiH 0ndrtier. Sin
WalN fam Sin paar elsnoe 8irfen,
Sebs Wlonn bolten Elm menia 0ol3
8aIammen; bas fcu9tc geiiig i4pslte
tdum. &onltantin 6lidte berfto6lcn lin
iib. 9uf ben @eiitterh Ieiner 2euts
lag oeutlihs lln5ufrieosnAsit. .2t0itet
@uh, Rinoer," iagte er gutmiitbie,
mir bdben nun einmdl &risg; Dd lit
es nic1t anoers. 3entt all unIsr srobes
3iel lin neni9en 1agsn perOen mir
Oor Dem 6einbs ite9sn Dor ben
DeutiGen @er3ogt niht Meint
Sbr, i'd mare nit Sud binausqerittsn
fuenn ih nidt einsn gang beItimrtsn
plan hdtte9 @r fpirb oelingen nerlokt
@uh 6arauf. Sbr dIe perSct mir
in ein poar Sagen bantbar ieirl"
llnb iis ritteu unO ritten Bis eno-
lid etpas f9pdr8lihes oor i6ren
8liden aus Dem unenoliben Sbnee
oufmu9tete: oas mar bic 8dbnEation
3itomir. Die 8abnbe60rDen pcs 0eilis
gen 9fuifiiden Hei9es batten es uint
fir erforoerlih gebolten, bic Sitter
pogen gu bei5en, in benen oos 3ons
itontin'iHe Gliteforps ndh @eit,n be-
f0rOsrt pur0e. 2afiir lpar Is I'm 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
n Ser ~ of6inenfobrif.

y " ~ Y " " " " . Z .
Sremoer: ,gSo3u iuG Oieie @1u.
IHinc bier 0ienen9"
&erffii5rer Sic gebt naA Der
Sdweij iie fol- einen @oiierfaa,
Ser ni9t lait senug ralid)t, affonI-
paQniren.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28


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9ds nslln5ebnte WolbDniI9s Gdpalz
leriesHegiluent tampierte iett ri;nf @os
9en in Dem grOben 3eltlager oOn yto=
Do9ra6polbnst
9as &G9iment battle me9rere no
8en in moroeriIbem 5euer geltanoen
unD pur0s Opr flint Wo9su gsgen sin
onoeres uusgeps9islt; bier, in Der
0einath, iollte es feline itart Ss5intirs
ten Geit6nOe aaffriidsn. Sopeit Der
offi5ielle @runO. @s CAB mob einen
anOsrsn. gur oas Offi3isrtorps tanns
te ibn, uno er bieB. 6un9er8nOtb UNI
ReooIution in Wolbpnien.
SporeutlirrenO uno fGbeirdHelnb
I4ritten 5pei Or0onnan3en oor einsm
grDBen Self duf unb ab Ddrinnen
tronte feline @r3sleus Der sRommanbsur
oss easers, @eneral glotutin,
Ser Offt3isr nit Dem cis0rduen
EOpf unb ben bui9isen 8ruuen fab
6inter einem Slid. Der nit aorten
iiber uno ii6er 6eoedt mar, unD blidte
eih penig eritalnt duF ben iungen
9duptmqnn, Der in bienTtliner 9ul=
tung Dor i6m Itdno.
n9uuptmann &onItantin, iagte er,
ni9t unfreunblih, mnus Sic mir DC
proponieren, ma9t S6nsn ia ale Gbz
re. Sd begreife es pObl: Elm iungsr,
tii@tiger, geIunOer SfFi5ier muB ii9 in
Der Monotonie bieIss 2agerlc5ens gu
Spbs lan9ipeilen 9(ber i9 fiirbte,
9err 9auptmann Ronitantin Sic
unteri9dBsn Oie G9pisrigteitsn S6rss
@or6a6ens mir aae lieaen oom
nur bier, neil mir uuF bsKeres gDetter
purten. MolbDnien tit cine WiIte BON
SGnss unb sis. Gle bdben 8nei Sas
sereileu Bis na8 3itomir our gabn-
Itation. 9Dir ale iparien auf 5onnens
i4ein pie bic 8raut auf ben 8rGuti-
gam Mir Is6nsn uns ole hinaus,
9err 9uuptmanu, gendu 70 ME Sic
glouben sic mir oas 4. Dprt uuien
i'm @eitsn tebcn bic 8riiser uno
tdmpfen
9uuptmom &onitontin Id,us Die
Suden Suiammsn. aGyc,utn3, Yr
lanse fann ib ni@t marten ST merbc
einfad bl0bIirrig, penn i9 nod IAN
ger duf bielem 2otterbett lieae
llnO ipsnn @rcelen3 cs erlau6sn mir
ben n i4 piiros glci9 morgen aus
reiten."
n0us fie6t Shnen d9nli@" Der
General Ifiittelte Osn 8opF unA luhte,
agllIo meinetpesen, 0auptmarn Son,
itdutin Sic MAIDEN mir fopIt nod
bds ganae Eager rebeIliI1 @r
mari Elm pdar gDorte ouf Elm 8lati
popier. n!6ier lit bic Orber. SUDDEN
sic ii6 apei1unoertfiinf3ig Mann
aus ,fpie lie Sbnen am geeignstitsn err
iHeinen. ltnO reiten Sic in @ottes
Ramen murgen friib aus. Sii6rsn Sic
Oas Banner bes 0siIigsr 3aren gum
9ieee. limb oor dllem: &,ine @nobei
S9onsn Sic Die Dsutidsn ni4t {.
rotten sic lie aus nit i6ren Strait
en- uno i9ren Rinbsrn."
o3u Yefcbl." Qadtnb Orebte Iic1 ser
6ouptmann auf ben g6idBen 6erum.
Son geic4eAen, @r5clsu5. llnO Oiclsn
Dont.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
@erf9iebtn ge3eigte 3 Jap
ferfeit

r@0n S6ren 6rei gleffen 6dt aT10
jeOer oas @iIerns 8reu5 erbolten@ .
nSa! Ser Snfuntstiit fir 9aPferii!sh''
bor, Der aooaaeriit fir einen tolltil7,
nen pairouillenritt binter unO DSt
6lieger fir eins @lan5lsiituHg llOS'
benz 6elnoe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
9nrt eioitet.

r@orum fomnicn S6nen pen"
Sbrancr IN oie glugen2~
us0ubc Oo beim SHrciben cin &oas
trenner miiiien, nno icoe SIr"
inng gc6t mir 10 icbr 81 9erjclI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
g Ii m m a d.

2tus einem 3eugniB: n6srr glullIs
mar fiirf Sabre in meinem Suresass
tbdtis; pG9rcnb 0ieIsr 8eit bat CT H. u.
meine Dollite 3ufricOenbeit uH6 me''"
Glttite So9ter erpor6en,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
@t tsnnt it@ onS !.

VI Y NWI I % U y. M
Qebemdnn gum 6eiratbsrsrlI"'
lcr): sd modte beirat6en-" CO...
nSn0n, bari id I'M perthtn ,ssn 1s~
men, Qtlter un6 9G4e - ser @tPll'V''
bitten" ~ ~ =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
q 0 m b li3trt.

6rau a.: rgBas fir cine 5rau u
Sore BreuuOin bic GjrGfin2" ,r
iSrau g.: nSic lit eine Trdn "" @
ieh5is Sdbren, Die pie iiinf5ig aliS, i,,,
iicbt slau6t, iie lei Oier5i9. iia NE e','55 e5
9reibiaerin tIeiOst unO bdnbelt lls v
lie 5pdn5is Ddre."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
itrciAt i'm nit Butter un6 bddt i'm
I Stunosn auf einem SadbleA
Gas GOMfamtin(6e
GGitecorps

llO0eac 0On 9ermqnn Gl8ner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-22
CHESTER, IND.

Miss Alton Pyle and Helen Hall
were guests of Miss Marjorie Pickett
Sunday.
Everett Hunt and family visited
relatives at Lynn Sunday.
The M. E. Sunday school will give
an ice cream and basket supper next
Friday evening. Sept "a in the Ches-
ter hall.
Bert Carman and family motored to
Eaton, O., Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society met We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huffman Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Huffman
Sunday.
Roy Nichols and family Of Rich
mond visited Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Huffman Friday evening.
Ebert Kemp and family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kemp. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carey Showalter, Mrs: Eden
Leslie and Misses Edith and Esther
Kemp.
Mn. and Mrs. Ed Morrow and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Keever and Miss
Grace Morrow, of Parker City; Mr..
and Mrs. Will Morrow and Nellie Nor.
row attended a surprise on Mrs. Nan
William near Middleboro.
Frank Huffman and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Acton motored to Eat
on Sunday and were guests OF Will
Huffman and family.
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West Manchester JOttings

| c. ]. Cossairt, who spent the sum-
visit with his grandparents. He will
resume his work at Ohio State uni
versity.
Miss Stacey Fouble of near Hood
left Monday for Defiance college.
Mesdames Hannah Holtzmiller and
Jane King of Dayton spent the week
end with friends here.
Mrs. Clara Gard of Kenton is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A.. L. Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stemmetz OF
Arcanum are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Trone.
Misses Irene Wolverton. Agnes A.
Trainor and Elizabeth Hartzell Of
Greenville spent Sunday here.
William Oswalt and family Of Edo
RADIO visited George Troutwine re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Trump and chill.
dren spent last week at Arcanum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Court Miller, Mrs.
Trone visited Henry Cossairt recently.
Mrs. John Waldren, Sr., and daugh-
ters Katie and BERTHE and Mrs. John
Waldren, Jr., were in Richmond Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Wehrley enter
tanned Mrs. Miss Carrie Timmons of
Dayton from Friday until Sunday
Charles Cooper of Arcanum visited
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Barnes Tuesday.
William Brown of Tuntertown, Ind,
is visiting relatives here and at Cas-
tine.
Jesse Troxel and wife of near Itha-
ca spent Sunday with Miss Hazel
Barnes.
Mrs. Samuel Stutz of Arcanum is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Emmett
Howell"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sotners and chill
dren spent Sunday with Charles Rich
ards.
Misses limo Howell, Dorothy Smith
and Otto Furrey are attending school
at Lewisburg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Howell and Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Arnold attended the
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FRENCH OFFICER TELLS
Of ESCAPING CAPTURE
ORDER OF REBEkAHS
KEEPS ANNIVERSARY

MILTON. Ind, Sept. z2.-The Re
bekah lodge, at this place. celebrated
the sfxty-fourth anniversary Of the
order, at the hall, Monday night.
About $50 persons enjoyed the exer-
cises. Lodge was opened with the
drill Of the officers. Mrs. o. Ferguson
presiding as noble grand. A pretty
ceremony gave the purpose OF the
meeting and the history OF the organ
fzatfon. At the close of the. cere-
monies the following program was
given: Reading, "A Mule and Man, -
9. A. Borders: music by Miss Florence
Daniel, piano, Will Daniel. violin, and
Albert Newman, cornet; vocal solo.
Mrs c. A. Braden with Miss Daniel
at the piano; pantomine by Harry
Manlove. THE Man of Many Faces; "
cornet solo, Albert Newman. with Miss
Daniel at the piano; solo by J. A.
Brown, accompaniment by Mrs. J. A.
Brown: reading, THE Defeat Of Gen.
Custer" by the Rev. F. NJ Westhafer;
vocal solo, Enta Leverton, with her
mother, Mrs. Clyde Leverton at the
piano; piano solo, Miss Marie Har.
mier; address, Grand Deputy Mr..
Chattin Of Richmond; talk, Mr. Bishop
Of Richmond; talk. Dr. Sweeney Three
of the charter members were present
They were DR.. sweeney, Mrs. Rebecca
Working, both of whom are in their
eightieth year, and George Rothermel.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Murley, who are
also charter members. were unable to
be present.
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FRESH At NIGHT
u One Uses the Right Kind - Feed.

II by proper selection OF food one
can feel strong and fresh 1t the end OF
days work. II is worth while to know
the kind OF food that win produce this
result
A school teacher out in Kansas says
In this connection:
AT the time-I commenced the use
Of Grape-Nuts my health was so poor
that ! thought would have to give up
my work altogether. I was rapidly los
ing In weight. had little appetite, was
nervous and sleepless, and experienced
almost constantly. feeling OF ex-
haustion.
Il tried various remedies without
good results: then determined 10 give
particular attention to my food, and
have learned something OF the proper
ties OF Grape-Nuts for rebuilding body.
brain and nerves.
Since using Grape-Nuts I have
made constant and rapid improve
ment In health. In spite Of the fact
In strenuous and exactinG work.
Il have gained twelve pounds In
weight and have q good appetite. my
nerves are steady and sleep sound. I
have such strength and reserve force
that feel almost as strong and fresh
at the close of a days work as at the
beginning.
Before using Grape-Nuts I was trou-
bled much with weak eyes but ~ my
vitality increased the eyes became
stronger.
Il never heard OF another food a
nutritious and economical as Grape
Nuts
Name given by Postum CO.. Battle
Greek. Mich.
Ever read the above letter? A new
are genuine. true, and full OF human
interest.-Adv.
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OFFICIALS OPEN WAR
ON BAD EGG SALES

This u . season. Of the ysar whss
the householders must BE- careful %
the eggs they purchase. warns lnspsc
tor George Mckinley.
He said today that he had purcAasea
In each Of ten grocery stores . dossn
egSs. and had found bad egss ia four
OF his ten purchases. although all Of
the 12o eggs he secured had been Of.
fered rs fresh.
'One groceryman candled the dossa
eggs my representative purchased but
that did not prevent him from includ-
ing in the purchase one egg which vas
overheated and another egg which
contained blood ring" Mckinley
said.
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for the Willing Workers of the Sun
day school.
O. N. Shellenberger left Sunday for
Indianapolis, to enter Indiana Veterin
airy college.
James Cromwell and family of near
Arcanum were entertained Sunday by
MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Newman.
MIR. and Mrs. o. A. Miller entertain.
ed Charles Campbell and family Sun
day.
Marcus Surface spent Thursday and
Friday in Eaton.
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Il first met Mr.. Mason at a suffrage
ball four years ago." said the bride,
land we later renewed our acquaint-
ance when I was acting as a picket in
the garment workers strike and FER
Mason was covering the story for his
paper
Mrs. Mason has advanced ideas re.
garding marriage, and it was noted
that she wore no wedding ring. When
asked abou it she replied:
mo ring is necessary. Gregory and
can love each other just as much
without it"
They were married by Jersey City
justice.
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PLAN AUTO DRIVE

Announcement was made from the
pulpit of the East Main Street Friends
church last night that an automobile
ride for visiting Friends attending the
Indiana yearly meeting would be given
at 4:30 o'clock Friday afternoon. fol
lowed by supper for the Friends al
$50 o'clock in the pavilion of Glen
Miller park. The supper will cost %
cents for each person.