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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28

The Paris Post Intelligencer an
nounces an increase in the sub.
scription rate from 81 to $3.50 per
year, effective Sept. l. The reason
given for the increased rate is Just
what everyone knows-an increase
in the price Of blank paper, which
has doubled in price during the
past year, with no prospect of a
reduction. But the Post-In-
telligencer is worth $3.50 a year,
even though the price Of paper
had not advanced a penny. We
consider the Post-Intelligencer the
best county paper in the state,
excepting the Covington Leader.
We have often wondered how
Rison managed to get so much
good hews matter for his paper. 1t
requires no small amount Of hard
labor to get out such a paper as he
is giving his readers, and the
price of $3.50 per year is cheap
for it,and his readers, we are sure.
will not object. The Enterprise
is trying mighty hard through
increased circulation to hold the
rate down to one dollar per year,
but we don't know hoW much
longer we will be able to do it and
give the same size paper now
published. 1t may come to either
a raise in rate or a reduction in
size, we don't know which; but
if every subscriber who wants a
good dolIar-a-year paper would get
two or three of his neighbors to
subscribe, thus increasing the
circulation, we would be able to
hold the price down against all
odds-even if paper went to double
its present price. What do you
say, boys? Get your neighbors to
subscribe and get all the county
news all the time.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28
To the Public.

When in need of frst.class job
printing call upon me for prices
and samples. represent the best
printing establishment in this
whole section, and will appreciate
your orders. All work delivered
promptly prepaid. Look over
your supply OF stationery and if
in need, telephone me for samples
and prices. All kinds Of blank
work done at reasonable prices. =
M. E. Tanning, at the Bank OF
Gleason. tt.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28
l00-Acre Farm for Sale.

Situated three miles east Of
Sharon, on Troy-Dre8den road,
near two churches and good
schools; IS acres in cultivation;
good improvements, land lays
well, plenty good water, tenant
house, plenty white-oak post tim
Der, 35 acres in grass and clover,
Will take $50 an acre, $4,000 in
cash, balance in five years at 6
per cent. Will take as much as
81 900 or $1,000 in town property
in exchange.-W. B. Stovall, R.
F. D. l, Dresden. 17-2t
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28

The Corn Club boys of Tennessee
are teaching their fathers how to grow
big crops. Mr. w S. Young, of Giles
county, has. asked County Agent Love
for a twenty-acre corn demonstration
this year, and has already plowed the
field, which was put in red clover last
year. according to the Boys Corn
Club rules. Last year Mr. Young's
son made 60 bushels of corn on his
club acre, in spite of heavy damage by
a wind storm, and that was so much
better than any crop his father had
grown on the land that the father pro,
poses to follow the methods used by
the boy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28
NONRESIDENT Notice.

G. D. Whitlock, Admir-. ct al. VS..
Horace Childers, ct al.
In the County Court of Weakley
County, Tennessee.
1t appearing to me, w. j. Jeter,
county court clerk of Weakley county,
Tennessee, from the bill filed in this
cause, which is sworn to, that the
defendants, Horace K. Childers, is a
nonresident OF the state of Tennessee
and resident OF the state of Florida;
Morton Halter. a nonresident of the
state of Tennessee and a resident of
the state OF Arkansas; M. L. Childers,
Mrs. M. E. McGinnis and husband,
D. D. McGinnis, all non.residents of
the state OF Tennessee and residents of
the state of Texas; and T. K. Childers,
a nonresident of the state of Tennessee
whose residence is unknown and cam
not be ascertained after diligent in
quiry, which has been made, so that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon them, it is therefore
ordered by me, that publication be
made in the Dresden Enterprise, a
weekly newspaper published in the
town of Dresden, Weakley county,
Tennessee, for four consecutive weeks
notifying these said non-residents and
heirs at law OF w, N. Childers, de-
ceased, to appear before said county
court, to be held in the courthouse in
Dresden, Tennessee, on or before the
First Monday in September, 1916,
and make defense to said bill as re-
quired by law, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing
ex parte as for you.
This July 10, 1916.
j21-28,a4-1 w. J. JETER, Clerk.
l.. c. Hannings, Solicitor for Com
r,lnsn,n,nA
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28

congress, introduced and worked
for the passage of the original act.
There never was any such measure
enacted into law in Tennessee I'M
til Mr.. Senter introduced his bill,
under which the drainage now
being done in Weakley county
was authorized.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance Of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
NATURES demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in SO many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. It
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield, M.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28
W. O. w. Receipt Books

The Enterprise has just printed
a big supply of W. O, W. receipt
books-good, clear print, heavy
paper, strong, durable binding and
convenient size-which we will
sell at 30 cents each or two for
so cents, sent postpaid upon re-
ceipt of price. We do all kinds of
traternaI order printing on short
notice. The Dresden Enterprise.
The Enterprise and Go mmercia
Appeal only $1,25 If.
The Enterprise charges 5 cents
per line for cards Of thanks, just
the same as for all other advertis-
ng. Please bear this in mind. If.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28

Since the drainage question
seems to be agitating the minds Of
some people and is being connected
with the congressional race, it
might be well for all to understand
whqfintroduced the drainage act.
|fhig can be done by referring to
bage 653, chapter 1856, senate bill
. 229 Of the acts Of the legislature Of
1909, showing that Hon. Jas. D.
Senter, of Humboldt, then men,
Der Of the state senate from Gibson
county, and at present a candidate
for the democratic nomination for
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28

To the Voters of WeaBey County:
regret much that conditions have been such during
pagn that unable each every you per-
onay To those have met want thank you from the depths of
my heart for the cordial welcome and the many outeses extended
also for the much encouragement that you have given
feel that am just capable of filling the office of the trustee
my opponent and am elected pledge you my entire time and
divided attention to the Office and will the people and not be
moved by any selfish motives
This office gift of the people Weaey county, and elected
will endeavo service for this gift Taking into considea
ton my ability performing the duties of the office and my crippled
condition. feel that am justified asking for this office than
my opponent Consider this from standpoint of humanity. Don't
you think this would be of christian spirit and better deed
than give this office eboded that cannot fill the
better than can? With the above view again ask you
your vote and influence all which will be much appreciated
M HALL, Candidate for Trustee.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28
THE AUGUST ELECTION.

THE AUGUST ELECTION.
Before another issue Of the
Enterprise goes to its readers the
regular August election will have
gone down in history, together
with the congressional and sena.
torial primaries, to be held on the
same day.
Two democratic nominees are
asking the suffrage of the sovereign
voters. Mr.. L. P. Potter Moore,
the nominee for trustee, is OPP
posed by very clever old gentle
man, while Sheriff LaFon has no
opposition and will, Of course, be
elected. While the same is true
with regard to Mr.. Moore, yet
every democrat ought to 60 to
the polls on next Thursday and
cast his vote for Moore. for trustee.
The single fact that Moore is
the nominee OF his party is not
sufficient in itself to command
your vote, but his qualifications,
his ability and his integrity must
be weighed in the balance. This
has already, been done and he has
proven himself worthy the vote
of any and every man in the
county. There is no truer demo-
crit, no more moral, upright
christian gentleman than Potter
Moore. His qualifications for the
office for which he has already
received the nomination over a
number of exceptionally fine gen
tlemen and good democrats, are
beyond question. The Enterprise
urges every democrat to not only
go to the polls and cast his vote
efor Mr.. Moore and Mr.. LaFon,
but we urge you to see that your
neighbor goes also.
u See thatsboth these names are
on the ticket you vote. Don't be
fooled into voting what you con-
slider a democratic ticket without
reading every name on it and
being sure that those names are
the ones for whom you wish to
cast your ballot. Let the full
democratic strength be polled
next Thursday.
Simply because LaFon has no
opposition is not a good reason
why he should not have the tull
democratic strength. He has
made you a good sheriff-none
better ever served you in that
capacity-and your endorsement
of that splendid record can best
be shown by your vote for LaFon
on next Thursday. There is al
ready some talk Of electing LaFon
for a third term, and, since that
custom has already been es-
tablished in Weakley county, he
would like to have the full vote
next Thursday, since this would
be his strongest argument for a
third term, should be yield to the
efforts Of his friends and ask for a
third term.
Then there is the attorney
general to be voted for in the
same election. See that Tom
Morris name is on your ticket.
Give Morris your vote as an en-
dorsement OF his matchless, I'M
improbable record for law-en-
forcement. He is a worthy gen
tleman, and excellent prosecuting
attorney and merits your support.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-07-28

NO MATTER what you have
for sale, advertise it in the
Enterprise. Five cents per
line; five words make a line.
See what you have'lying about
you that might be converted
into the READY CASH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-25

liden yBorte: .Gs III iiberoll pns
8Ieife - mar muB INNER 9eraoez
aug geben. ="
Damn iab er ben 0ouptmnnn an
uno fra9te rai4: SIT er tote"
Der @efragte puBte erIt ni6t, mas
rr meinte, Dunn ia9te er rnI6: Rein,
ii6er nidt."
SpGter erfubr Der Snuptmann, in
einell Qu5arett lei Der Jremoenle9ioz
mar ~geitor6en
Sin babies S1br oarauf, ols er
ielhit ~perpunpet in Die !6eimot=
itaot fam, 9ing lbm crit Dos mirtz
lide @ertdnonis flr ben Geiallenen
nuf.
Dem Rehtsanpnlt potte er ge>
I9rie6en, unp lie u%nter6ielten Ii6
lange iber i'm unp es purDe ibnen
tlar, ipie oieles einfnd]en Wdnnes
2ebsn iElmer geanngsn par. Quf=
geboben nar es gelporoen 0 mailz
aerlsi 6o1en 5Iammsn oes 8egebs
rens gu beiBen GntidIihen, unb
Damn bate es ii9 ergeben Dem
Selbitgenoqten gefigt unp unterwor>
ten, neil er nur %geraoeous geben
tpnn%.
lIno lie oadttn bon Gbrfur6t an
oieies blaie, grobe Geii@t nit Der
6ober Stirne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-25

Uniform, mad oenen sr unteroffi3ier
mar.
4ber Der 6remoeule9ionGr lofte
inn brett ms GeIidt. i6ittelte oen
aOpf uno iab Damn fragenO ben I'm
teroffi3ier Der 5ran3oien an. Der
blidte inn sur 4ntport sinen 4uz
genblid p%riifeno in Die rubigen, tloz
rem 4u9en, oann itredte er
inn bic 0ano bin: .9u btit Elm
gutter 5ran5oie, &omerao.." pa be-
9ebrte Der S6por3bart ouf, es CAB
aeoe uno 0egenreoe, uno idliebli6
bob Der 3orni9e pas @elpe6r. 0o6
Der fran5oiiide llnteroIfi3ier idIug
es our Settle uno Elm S6uB
frofte.
Wie Ser frdn3oiiide l~lnteroffi3ier
ben miloen 9uri6en 5uidmmsn=
idimrfte, lab Der 5ouptmann ouf
einmol oriiben DOR Dem ga9, mo-
Der @aIO Began, ti6t an pi9t Die
rotten 9oppen fran3oIiiher Soloaten
auftau6en. sic ioben nsuaiertg
beriiber uno psrihponoen pl0BIi9
pie0er. Dos oer3 tlopfte benz
0dGntmonn einen Qugenblid bang
uno i6iper. BORT bate ct oie Som
pagnic in lihttes 8er0erben gefiibrt.
No6 aIeid oalcuf loonote er ben
8lit enti6lofen lad per orosren
Seite, mlersit, gegfd ieoen bort ouf=
tauhsnten 5Ssino Iofort ben Gefebl
gum Stlrme gu gtben.
0ort mar niAt} 81 ieben. Die
Iran30iit1e Rot.ouille bate ii9 ge=
teilt. SsaDs Monn gingen Iints oen
Neg ent!ang. Die anoern noren nod
al Der alten STEELE. Der 6remoens
Ie9iondr ieIbIt Iab nit Dem iron3oii=
iden lnterofii3ier auf Dem moosbe>
roadienen Steine. uno ie unterbieIs
ten lid 9eodmpIten Zones ME
6reunoe. Der 5ran3oie NOR Elm
Idoner Menia nit berpegliden Gil
San. Der &duptmann tonnte i'm
osut!id ieben. Die 3uneiguna au
BEN beuti6en llnterofiisier Ifien in
;bm ourt Ot1sn Weien uno ser
Houe oes geitIbers erpndt. Wdrs
me lag in ieinrn 4ugen, unb ems
nal rabm er Die 9oup oes 0euti6en.
Aber ods msrtniiroigite mar bas
9robe bIeife @siint oeS 6remoenIss
9iondrs,
DeutIih fpar in ibm poaiae 9ube
uno Slorhsit gu leien, pie lie nur
bot, lper tmitonpe lit, ole Griheiz
nun9en oes ouasnblidlifeu 2ebens
ipfcrt fir Die Warme pes sigsnsn
aus suniibsn. Sin 9dteIn itano um
ieinen 9tuno, 10 flor unb bob 10
~9s1eimuispoI. nie oas ~trsibsnpe
SIiib"n elmer Slume in Der 0Iut Der
Snnne.
Bah onraui I6rittsu Der 0sut-
ihs unO Die 6rdnsoIen Die tIeine @rs
bebung ees NalosS hinan. Der
6rdn5uis lsste oabsi, nls psls er
BEN OeutiF,n je.n gertrau1.t be-
Ipeiien pertraulih leinen Arm au1
oeiien ShuItsr. 3iel!etGt tut er's.
neil Der SdparSs uno no. Elm oHs
osrer nit 9eflutsm Soipnett hinter
Dem permeiutliden lleberIGufer elm
Der sinsen. Als aah 0ielt pa
trouble osrihranosn mar. rehnete
Der Sauptmann aus, no man orii@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-25

Jerne etnen iisinen 1rupp p0n 5rans
5oIen iiA nnbeh. Der gut gu beo6ad)z
ten mar. dis Der Qauptmann etnen
Augehblid aufatneno ous 8lds pon
ben Qu9en lebte pnr Der 5remOens
legiondr pom ieiuer Settle, uno er idb
i'm oriiben aui Dem freien Blab auf
einem muosbeiuadienen Stein lie
gen. Dos 8epepr bate er nit Dem
gaIonett in Den Sooen geltoBen uno
an ben Solben Elm 5aihentud ges
bnnoen.
0a lag er in Der Giniamteit oes
WdlOes, Die Sonne ihien bed ouf
oas CRIME WtoOs, uno mar lob iein
groBes, sleihes 0eiidt, Dor Dem er
ieBt Elm Streihboi3 ent3inbete, UNI
cine Cigarette on3uiteden. Gr bate
ben Ropf aufmertiam in Der hid
turl Der &dmsropen erboben, ols
ertoo-te er aus oieier Rittung iss
man>. uno raudte.
Gin Soloot er6ob NIT einem un>
teroridten 6Iu6e oos 8enebr nd6
TIM, dber Der 6auptmaun belt bic
l3dno nui ben Eoui, penn er tounte
kitt an einen 9errnt glouben. Gr
ielbt ober leste ieire Woujerpiitoie
uuf rem Mann an un0 martete, mas
Jei6dbe.
IS poren 3polf 6r0n3oIen, bic
gar balo Ben brett ~liegeuosn oeuti6sn
Soltaten nit ieiner peiBen 5So6ne
9elpdbrten uno nit ongeidlagensn
0epeqren ouf i'm 3utamen.
0u %9enobrte Der 6ouptmann nit
letnsn beloen getreuen SoIouten mi.
erlhrotenem Staunen, pie Elm linen
9on3 unbetanntss Qs6en lpruoeIno
aus Dem Nteu t%s1ionGr 6erausbro6,
oils tehre Elm 9orfIer. Der llnQe
Snbre in Der S.ot ituoiert bat,
lpieotr in iein Deimat0cri 3urit
uni merle iIh nit Quit in olte Grim
nerun9en uno LANCE ertothrte Nus
prutstormen.
,Giort oieu." rieI er, ,enolit
tommt SIR. ME @rabsr BON binten
dn9sIhIiten. uni i'd ndrte ben gam
sen Wlorgen. oab Sbr ron pcrR
tommt. 3eit. onf mar pieoer rote
W(uben liebt uno fronsoiiih b0yt.
Sei Den peroommtsn Bodies limit
nur onS Sauertraut, uno ben d0n;en
&d9 briiueu lie lhre 2ieoer,"
pa erbob er ijh gslcNen. uno er
mubte pobl ben SoIooten 9ebrGuhs
Iide 2one uno Weno"ngen Qebrdutt
bdben, Eini9e luhtsn, uuo Der I'm
terof'i5ier, Der lie fiibrte, iraatt ibn
etlpoS uno trot babel nit bofliher
9ebGroe ouf ibn su.
Do 5e9nnn Der Observation-Disclosures
cine @ieidihts gu er3dblen. Der
9duptmdun peritdno etrpas pon 81.
faB. 8eiGu9nis. Sdpeiter
S6anoe uno bate lire 2dnoss
mann crit rubig e~siprofsn. 10 be.
gdnn er INNER Observation-Disclosures All
lperoiH, uuO ON Gnoe tnbm er bic
eeutlC5e Niiiss III, trot ic ii ben
@ooen uno idpieo. als isi er srs
idopft. Gipise murmeIten Seiinu,
mir elm 9rpber Nlnn nit einem
ihndrSen 3oubrnt trat niht auf
ibu gu, i6tie ibn mibtrauiid uno
bort an uno ihIls ibn nit Der
9ann dul Die soIoensn 9iesn itiner
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-25
Ter trrmoenIeeioaar.
@on oermanu 6oru. l0lindenl.


,Sn riner mittleren Staot Shpas
lens Iebte Dor Dem groBen Ariege elm
Miann BON etllbsn 8tet3tg. Wtlbelm
6arber. ben mar dlgemein ben
acknowledgement uonnte. @r mar
Elm 8olDlhmieoarbeiter, Der lih in
'rine- freien ,3eit nit 2itsratur unO
Sbiloiopbie beihditigte uuo aud
Elm paor Bidder psrtdbt botte. Sin
Establishments bate i5n mtoedt. iiber
ION geldrteben uno nun lab man
ieiu mertpiiroiq blethes. tiefe 55ura
den uuo 2inien 3eiaenpes 0elidt.
Ieint 9r0Be, etpds uorgebeugte Geltalt
IN lIterariiheu 9eremen auftauhen.
ODER dud) oa o0er bort in elmer Sc
ielihait. Absr es mar tein unters
haItidmer Wleni y. Sprod man i'm
an. reoets er miDlam uno iutts ods
Geiprdd in 9Iibenoe QQgemsinbeiten
ooer lille GiuInmteiten 3u IIbren,
Dpbin es ihper mar. 81 IoIgen.
Cont lpdr er lnnit uun tets 6es
mlht. Iid unp duoere meitab pom
letnem eIAenen Sh iadlItb uuo ges
retlt gu bebonotln uno 81 oeurteis
ten.
Sn lsinsr SulenO mar Wilhetm
Barber iber cine ungerehti9tsit. Die
er einen anpersn bate erIeioen Ieben.
beim N,tlitdr uufiGilig 9eporoen
unD mar auf Eno olpon uno CUR
frdn3nF'hen 5remoenlegion. Ulau
er3Ghlte. er babe ittIIl hlpsi9euo uno
itnIter dies S6redlihe oieier DienIts
5eit ertraaen, dber nab ieiner Gnts
IoHung mare CT o6ne aud nur etne
Gtunoe aufsntbnlt ioiort mad
0eutihlanO geriI. uno baoe iit irets
ipilig CUR @erbiiBuna Ietner Straie
9emelbet. bate lie aud AMI lih ges
rommen uno geoulcig ieine WliIitars
5eit %abgeoient. 00iir lei er aber
aleid paroui nIs 0dnopertsburit)e
ourf 9an3 europa uno duh Elm
Stud 4msritos geplnoert, bis sr
zines 1ages kimdtbungri9 in let
ner 8oteIftopt gttonoet lei. Gr iei
nit BEN Gnidlut getommen. cine
Sdmilie gu griinoen uno od babe
fih Die Riete 8leihtLuo, Die nit
ibm suiommsn IN ben &oufIrmans
tenunterridt gegon9eu lei, iir i'm
ouf1elport gebabt, uno bate audi
eIeit) mas fir bic 6omilie mitges
braht, nur isi's pom sinem onoern
sepelen.
Die boisn 3uusen ME bic ernits
haften Reni6sn %bebaupteten aber.
nimmer Tonne er nit ieiuem Wsibt
slidIid iein, oenn lie mar. pie ies
Ter iebsn tonnte. cine idIehte Wirts
fdafteriu, idledte uno tIatidte. lief
gu leper Inooft uuo IieB Den Wonn
fur Die iini &inoer Ipr9en.
4ls oonn ser Sriss tam. Iisb sr
Grah uno airber uno Soe trCb ieis
mem @Iter nit Den erlten aus. Dos
Jeuer mar in Inn eripadt. IS ihien,
OILS erlpdrte er nod einmdl unbetanns
If. erobe 0inge pom 2eben. benz er
fhon entiogt battr.
Der 9ouptmAnr matts ibn Bah
gum llnteroifiSier. Writ Staunen
!ab er Die ardit Der 2eiosnihoft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-25

BEN am gergnbbnng nibt 9eIe4en
perOen tonne uno lieB Damn in
8pttcs Namen in Der 3id)tung ser
eben peri9punoenen 5ron3oien feline
Seute peitertric6en, Bonn es mar
bo6it. 3eit. S4on b0rte man i'm
Riden peutlid Den anmuri1ierenoen
6eino unD mar nod INNER i'm
llngtpiHen, oh ntGt Der 5eino
i9pn, o9ne es gu pifen, ben Hing
BON alien Seiten UNI lie gei4lofcn
bate.
s3rpon3ig Miluten mo6ten Iie 10
getrp6en ietn, oa tnmeu ie an oids
tee Interbol5, our4 oas 5ablretae
8rasadnge fIhrten. Sief hing Das
2aub iiber Die einIamen @ege.
Npd befraste Der 0auptmann nit
5pei Sffi5ieren Sarte uno Som
pab, ba ioben lie ben 6remoenlegips
mar nit Ieiner 8egleitung einen Der
8rasbdnge bercbtommen. Gr muBte
lie erblidt baben, uno aud Die
6ran5pien 5auoerten, unD Die beiz
Den Neute 5udten lire 8djonette
unpiutiirlid gegen ibren 8efonges
men.
S9on pollte Der 5auptmnnn porz
Greten, oa mari Der iSremDenlsgios
rdr Oen fron50liiden lInteroffisier
nit einem Stpb aeden ben Sdpar3z
bGrtisen, i4lug benz 5peiten oas Ges
pebr aus Der 9ano uno i9rie lnut:
.2infs ben Wsg geraoe aus unO
iiber pie UieIe duf bic Sannen gu.
BORT tommt pos Re9imentl" Damn
iprung er ms 9ididt. S9iHe tna1s
ten, unb pie lie sen ongese6enen Ws9
sntloug liefen. luben iie i'm i4pn
in aeipnItigtn Sdsen por it'd Der
iprin9en.
Gr bIieb 'bnen Elm 9on3es Gtiid
p%prous, aud ouf Der Wieie mar er
mod Dor ibnen, bann iaben Tie ben
I6porSsn 5ran3oien auf eine;a
Pferb bic Carmen entlon9 g~eritten
fommen. Ge ipron9 ab. !este aui
ben Aremoenlee tondr an, i6oB i'm
nit oem 5peiteu Sdub iitsr ben
9dufen uno iprsngte Damn ipieoer
oapon.
Sic feusrtsn beftis binter benz pers
tpeeenen Gerl orsin, ober er perz
i9pano 10 raid i'm Waios, oob ibm
uihts geldab.
Der 0auptmann botte ben 6rems
~oenlegipndr aufrehmen lnhen, uno
iein arpBes, bleides 9eiiht ihpontte
nit eeihlpfenen Iugen in elmer
braunsn ;3eItbnbn.
Mls lie Die Sonnen ourbquert uno
oos Regiment obns 8erluit erreiht
battsn, marifisrtsn lie ale an ibn
por6si, iuben auf oiss bisi6e Seiiht
unb griiBtsn.
Sic pubtsn pubI, oob er lie serets
tet bate.
Der Sberit une Der Sdupts
mann ludten Den 9srpunoeten am
0erbsnosplaBe auf. Der Sberit
i.edts Inn isin eisenes Giiernss
Greus IN.
Der acknowledgement bate srpbe,
piIienoe 4ugen Gr nal 10 iehr
nit iih h~eiddfti9t. pas er niht eins
nal olutte fir Die Gobs. or iprah
nur Die fir Die anoersn unperit6nos