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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

The zoo at the National Home at
Togus is we'll worth visit at this time.
The inha bitants are fast getting into
their winter clothes and show q lot
more activity at this season than dur
ing the summer. The elk are coming
along finely, there is a new arrival
about two weeks old, as large as
good-sized doe deer and spotted like a
fawn. The 2-year-old bull has develop
ed a set Of antlers fully three feet long,
and branched out like a hatrack Elk
get their growth very early in life, and
the specimens at the Home are fine
ones. The huge black bear, which
through the summer months simply
laid in his cage and slept. has been
turned out into the big yard, where he
roams at will. being fan too clumsy
and fat to climb the high fence. He
weighs over 700 pounds, and a sign on
his cage reads, For Sale, $50" A
fine chance for some Nimrod from out
Of the State to get trophy that would
make hero of him forever, provided
he had the nerve and the price. The
larger of the buffaloes appears very
ill. He is emaciated and staggers when
he walks as though his strength was
nearly gone. The deer are apparently
contented. They feed about the yard
at sunset and are looking fine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
OPERA HOUSE.
Today and Saturday Lenore Ulrich In
"The Intrigue" 9Th Episode "Bea-
trice Fairfax" Comedy Cartoons,
and Others. r4~

To what extent women, especially beau
tiful women of title and culture, are be-
ing used as spies by the warning nations
bis a fascinating speculation after seeing
1.-The Intrigue" at the Opera House to-
day. In this remarkable Pallas-Para-
mount photoplay. Lenore Ulrich as Coun-
tess Sonia, makes an actual ocean voy-
age as a peasant girl. in a liners steer
age. There 1t Is, by the irony Of Fate.
that the foreign Baron whom she is
watching takes her for what she appears
to be-a beautiful peasant girl.
Miss Ulrichs handling of this delicate
role is strong feature of the interesting
story built around young Americans
invention of an X-ray gun that works
with anihilating power and of the ma
chinations of the rival foreign secret SER
vice agents to obtain possession of the
plans.
Do not, fail to see the sth episode OF
Beatrice Fairfax" featuring Grace Darl-
ing and Harry Fox; this chapter is called
"At the Ainsley Ball." Join the ranks Of
the favored today. come and see a pic
ture that has every requirement for sue
cess, each story is complete.
Also the comedy cartoons. with Krazy
Kat, and others.
Monday and Tuesday Vivian Martin.
and the last episode Of "Gloria's Ro-
nance" ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
JOSEPH BERNARD
SKILLED IN BATTLE
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE
Son Of Godfors Bernard Of Au-
gusta and Was Serving in the
25th Canadian Francois Over
seas Contingent Killed on
Sept. 80 Last-Father Re
ceives Word from Ottawa.

Godfors Bernard Of No. 131 Water
street, Augusta on Thursday morning
received a telegram from the Canadian
war, department at Ottawa, Canada.
announcing the death of his son Joseph
Bernard, who was serving in the 25th
Canadian Francois Overseas Contin-
gent and who was killed in battle on
Sept. 30 Somewhere in France" Sym
pathy will be extended by the many
friends Of the deceased and the family.
His age was 80 years. The parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfors Bernard, fve
sisters, Miss Cora Bernard and Mrs.
Julia Roi of Lewiston. Mrs. Hugh Kel-
ley Of Charlestown, Mass. Mrs. John
Mcdonald of Providence, r. l., and
Mrs. William Bourget of Augusta, and
a brother. Louis Bernard of Water
vile, survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
CHANGES IN THE RUSSELL
& WESTON CO.'S STORE

For several months past important
changes have been progressing at the
Russell & Weston Co., the third floor
being enlarged by taking in for sales
rooms space formerly occupied by the
alteration department and for reserve
stocks.
The result is a well arranged linen
department-"the newest kind Of a store
in itself" where fine linens and every
standard quality of linens are dis
played to advantage.
The opening sale in this new depart
ment is now announced. One point to
Observation-Disclosures to linen section,
third fioor.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

William Farnum once more strug-
giles against an overpowering fate in
his new William Fox picture. 1.-THE End
of the Trail" The snow-clad regions
of the great Northwest furnish the
setting for this story, which tells of the
fight made by one man for his home
and happiness.
The scenes are Of a little different
order than the usual run of photo
plays especially the one in the last
reel which is very unique. Two men
meet in deadly combat in the darkness,
their guns light UP the gloom.
Then they Gomez to hand grips.
Finally one of them. is killed. The
light from the window reveals the VIC
tor. 1t is William Farnum in his char
acter of Jules the hero. and the long
trail is ended.
The International News contains
some interesting scenes from the great
labor strike at Bayonne. N. ]. Other
happenings from all parts of the U. s.
and Europe complete the picture.
Universal Comedies and other films
complete the list. Charlie Chaplin in
1.-THE Fireman." Monday and Tuesday.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

A party of successful big game
hunters went through this city Thurs
day morning in an automobile bearing
a Maine license number. The car was
decorated with two fine bucks and
large bobcat, fastened onto the runs
ming boards. The car did not stop, and
it was not possible to obtain the names
Of the party. but it was evident that
they had been having q very enjoyable
trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

For the remainder of the week the
Pixies Peak hill climb is being shown on
the screen at the Opera house. This Aim
shows the wonderful automobile road
that man has built to the top Of the
world. 1t also shows the ability Of man
in the construction of a gasoline motor
that went to the top Of this noted noun
tain a distance of over u miles in u min
utes and "a seconds.
Owing to the strange effect Of altitude
upon the air pressure, water boils at the
summit when hardly more than tepid.
This may give some idea Of the endur-
ance that the cars passed through that
were fortunate enough in reaching the
top. Don't fail to see this noted film, the
wonderful scenery and the race to the
top Of the world.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

A special meeting of the Sons OF
Veterans Auxiliary will be held in q.
A. r. hall at Z o'clock this evening and
all officers are especially requested to
be present, as business Of Importance
will come up for transaction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

Frank Lovely, who alleged that Nc
Nally beat up" Edward Mccain.
Wednesday afternoon on the Thomas
ton road near the bridge and not far
from the Spring road, so-called. Both
the complainant and the victim Of the
assault are veterans Of the Civil War.
: It was alleged that Mentally. who IS
said to be Of a quexrelsome disposition,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

Harry Leighton, who had for some
time been at his home in this city, left
on the $50 train Thursday morning for
Charlton City, Mass, to resume his
work for the United States Bureau or
Entomology for the purpose Of exter-
minating the brown-tail moth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

L. s. Young, 312 Water street. Phone
5ss Is ready with all kinds Of fresh fish
right from the water Salmon IS and ac..
mackerel, halibut, cod, haddock and
white fish. Also corned fish, salt mack
erel, salt herring and halibut fms. CLANS
in and out of shell. Oysters and crackers.
Order early.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

A very exciting football game Thurs
dav in front of the Y. M. c. A. was
rather abruptly terminated by a fine'
lofty kick which deposited the ball on
the roof and as there are no facilities
for getting to the roof at present
it seems likely that it will be some time
before the ball is recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

At the Penney Memorial church to-
night Harry Taylor will answer the
question, who is to blame for empty
pews in church, minister or people?"
Wonder who is goins to get it, minis
ter or membership? Better go and find
out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
A committee consisting Of Chester B.

A committee consisting Of Chester B.
Henna, r. G. Goodman and Charles p.
today for Boston to
make arrangements for the costumes
which are to be used in the "Y',' Circus
this year. 1t is understood that the Cir
Gus is to be fully up to the standard
which was established last season.
and large number of costumes will
be needed for the members who will
take part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
MUNICIPAL COURT,
Theodore Mentally Gets Jail Sentence
for Assault and Battery,

Members of the National Home at
Togus furnished the material for q
case before the municipal court Thurs
day morning in which the charge was
assault and battery. The respondent in
the case was Theodore McNally, a
Spanish War veteran crippled by the
loss Of a portion Of both legs. and he
vas brought into court on Complaint az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

caught Mccain by the legs and after
throwing him to the ground beat him
severely, the effects Of which the old
man showed when he came into court
Thursday morning. McNally. who had
been before the Augusta court before
on account of drunkenness, pleaded not
guilty to the charge Of assaulting Nc
Cam. but the testimony OF tho latter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

It's mackerel day at VIM. Young's
speciality market-a choice lot medium
, size fish, fresh-caught. See ad for other
/ list today.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

| Harry Taylor is going to tell who and
what is to blame FOR empty pews at to-
nights service. There will be no empty
pews tonight. Go early.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

Pearl +. Piper Of Somerville was
among the arrivals in this city Thurs
day, on a short visit to friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

The Shoe Fix. 800 Water street. uses
best stock in it's Goodyear repair de-
partment and guarantees every job
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
Local Matters

G.. A. Perkins Of Mt. Vernon was IN
town on business for a short time on
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

\ Among the Thursday arrivals IN town
on business was e. c. Trask OF Jeffer-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Tillman re-
turned Wednesday from visit to his
old home in South Carolina.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL.

William Fox Presents William Farnum
in 1.-THE End Of the Trail" Drama
. of tho Rugged North; Universal
Comedies; International News; 9th
erS. 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
OPERA HOUSE

Ralph MuIford, the Worlds Creates,
Endurance Driver, Climbs Pike.
Peak in is Min. "a Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

as well a. Of the complainant oons1-i
tuted sumc;ent evidence 70 convinced
the court Of McNally's guilt and he wasI
given a sentence Of two months In Jail
and costs taxed at 80.
One case Of intoxiea&ton was boeogdl
the court and the respondent "a belng1
found guilty was given Q sentence Oh
30 days in jail and costs taxed a. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
Money Saved
Copyright Hart Schafner & Max

at N. Richmond's on every pur.
chase. II will pay GU for every step
you take to our store.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-10-06

A. L. Trip and w. Il. Sturges have
bought Buick automobiles of X. e.
Mosher.
The women of the Episcopal church
will hold rummagc sale in the vacant
store on Hight street Oct. 20 and 81,
The Ladies' circle of the Universaist
church will hold rummage sale Friday
and Saturday of this week in the room
on High street formerly occupied by the
American Express Co.
Ten friends of Ray i. Mixer gave
him a dinner party at the close of bus
mess Saturday evening, at the Albany
cafe. Mr.. Mixer went Sunday to North
ampton, where he has a position in a
shoe store.
Arthur L. Trip, who recently came
into possession of the Melrose hospital
property, has old it to f. A. Pierce of
Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Trip says he
does not know what the new owner
intends to do with the property.
The October meeting of the w. C. T.
U. will be held in the rest room next
Monday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
There is business of importance to
come before this meeting and every
member is urged to be present.
The Canal Street Book club will hold it's
annual meeting Tuesday evening, Oct TO-
at 100 o'clock, in the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs c. A. McRae of 60 Canal
street. Anyone wishing to join the club
should send in her name at this time.
A drove of about 30 steers shipped
here to Clarke C. Fits for his Dummer
ston farm made matters lively on Main
street Tuesday while being driven
up the street. Some of them broke
away and jumped the fence in the yard
of st. Michael s Episcopal church.
Upon being driven out of there they
turned into a yard beyond the Centre
Congregational church and furnished
lively work for the men in charge of
them before they were rounded up.
The judges who will make the
awards at the Home and School Indus
trial league exhibit, in the high school
building Saturday are as follows
Earning, w, A. SUBWAY; camera, A,
ID. Wyatt; vegetables, Dana Stafford
and A. w. Sweeton; cooking and can
ming, Mrs. A. f. Atwood, Mrs. II. W..
Sargent and Mrs. w. M. Robbins,
poultry, d. E. Tasker; potatoes, A. w.
Swccton; sewing, Miss Rosamond Ash
ley and Mrs. Carl w. Cushing; birds,
Miss Emma j. Gregg; wild flowers and
trees, Mrs. Frank w. Pier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

titles SdIoB innitten eines urolten
Rarfes 3ort 6e5ogen iie 9uortier.
n. Sic tiibrten Die uerbesten, sit
ternoen Nferoe in ocn Staq ilno GIN
gen NIT idiperen, nliiOen Sdritten
Die Wiornortreppen enrpor.
Ser iithge 9leiter itono Derlpirrt in
elmer Gludt bon 3immern @dngen
un6 Sreppen; beflommen por0 ibrl
gu Wllite, itnO er eIaltbte iib IN einem
@ldrden, ME es es einmol ertrdunlt
botte in ser Sinoer5eit.
3ie onoern iporcn obne biele llnl-
itGnOe in Die 3immer eeeaugen rno
botten iib toomiioe nufs 9ett gelegt.
0tun nor CT allein. @2it oen i6pe-
rem Stieieln oing er floppernO iiber
Die @}nrmorilieien; ibn mar, nlS
It0rte er oa Die idlafenOe 8rodt Der
goloenen Glide in0 Stiible Ano Oes
prinfenen Sausrotcs.
gie i'm Srarnt fam CT in elm BIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

g(6er Damn fam Ser @efebl 5unt gln-
eriff.
0roben bcrfiderten Sic Sterne
@rnu in @rou idlpomm Die yiodt.
glber ibre 9lugcn iunfelten bnr1 oas
Dinfel uno ibre Sdbel bIieten. 8ie
@feroe itolperten iiber Die @roidol.
len.
llnO oann trnfci iie ouf ben 6eino.
SAreien 8lnden, 5MieBen.
Das Sdapirren Der Sdbel, barter 3u-
Iummcnprua Der SGmpfenocn. Sloiie.
icbnouben, oos anirihen Der Sdttel,
Ger @e1rui Der @etroffenen.
@r rift oerooelDe9s In oen ii6er-
roidten &auien 6ieb blinOlingS
orein, tpie in i9iueren piiitcn
3roini glber CT fab ciiern i'm
Suttel ltn0 feline 5iebe trafen.
lluo uiitten 0itrd oaS Goien be8
Gompfes, 0os iein DIR unbraillte,
itromte Die W3elooie feline Secle, iieg-
reid oiesmnl iino geunltig.
llno Oonn bielt er pl6blid aaein
i'm 8elo.
g8eit, melt borte er gum SantneIl
bloien.
@r lab bcrtuunOert oos 9lltt ulif
ieinem Sdbel, uno nun fiel nit gan.
5er @nht Ans Sdredlibe aui ieinc
SeeIe. Gr itedte ben @aaoi1 in Die
S6eiOe ino titt Ourd Die tr6imenoe
godt Dem Slang Der Grompete Sil.
0iings lo9te Der Simmel.
8onn NOR er tuie0er BEL ieincn
aamerooen Wlonder feblte
9ln ben SiiseI geIebnt ituno ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

nter nnb Ieete itdj ouf Oas ieibene
ipei6c @ett. lln0 nit einem Wlole
iiberfdm i'm ali sic tiefe WliioieFcit,
Die itlb IN ibm gelammelt bate, ipie
cine iiIBe, ielige grmottltng. lln0 ei.
men gliigehblid Oadjte er ali iid5 ielbit
al iein fernes 2cbcn, Die Scbn-
iltdt cripoHtc iln0 Sic 2iebe. Damn
fielen i6ni bic gtitgen au uno unbe.
muBt foIt miegtc i'm oic einiom i'm
genoe @eige IN tiefen tiefen Shlof.
9lls er 0es on0ern cages eripadlte,
ificn oic SonHc III oos 9iinnler. @S
Ouuerte cine eeraltrle g9eilc, Bis er
iicb aitf fi5 iel6it beioiin. 9iS i6n elm.
fiel, ouB S{ricg mar lno er niften I'M.
Seinocslnno, uno odB crit gcitern
scben nn0 SOB an leiner Seitc gerit-
ten uurcn. lln0 ipie er bier bereinge-
fomlnen mar, idmubie un6 5erriiien
in 0en prunfenoen Neidttm. llnO er
frelltc iid ielig 6es glbeuteuers.
Sic SdiUaoron Dotte 9iaittag
beute
Ser jiinge 9ieiter pfliidte Elm pnar
Holen. IS luoten ste lebtci. St
idapel1te I'M betdu6enocn Quit Der
iterbenoen 8lumen.
Sdwer nto rot ionf Der gl6eno.
Ole 5eniter Durben berbanet uno
nun eldn5ten i'm nltcn Sodl Die Ser
sen. Sn gcf4liffenen @ldiern eIiibta
1Iltrpter @ein. Sn scr @de itono cin
5Iiigel Cine Weige lag odrauf !.
giucr IieB Dertrditmt bic Singer iibcr
ole Saiten 9leiten. 8n alien Screen
itonO Die Sebniucbt auf mo oie 2icbe
iOuds in ibrer SeeIe &eiie . ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

traumeno peid uno tooestrnurig
llno ploslit9 IeHe iino fla.
oeno Ieete ole @eige Elm ln0 ourN
ieine @ruit 5og rein uuo 5auberialn
oie D1elooic
Sn roienoem @olopp ouf iddu-
menoem @fer0e fam Der llnteroffi5ier
Der 4otrouille. Shon bon weiteni
idrie er etipos NIT gellenber Stimute,
ober Die 9lo9t beriblang ieine @orte.
g[ber ale puBten, ooB @eiabr nobe
lei unO inBen plobIid, nit einem
Sud, feiter im Sottel, ipab uno er.
tlii6tert.
6ern fnouen EN- pnnr Sdiiiie. Sic
loderten Die iSabel lln0 priiiten Die
Sfornbiner.
Ser llnteroffi5ier belt feu9enO
ouf 5uianlinenbreHcn6en1 9feroe bein
91ittmciItcr. Ger iitnge 9feiter b0rte
ni1t, nos iie ipra6en nur obgerii.
iene @orte ioebteh beriiber j..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Soud MIR eritarben Die Zone.
llnO Gin 2eu6ten iiberiirablte ocs
Siihglings @5eiidJt, CT langte nit bef.
tiger @ono nab Der @eige iino
bob sen 8ogen.
lln0 tief uno rein flongen Die Eone
Der @leloOie, ole er ionit ME gu bap.
nen bertnodt boite. Sic flaeten 10
tooestraiirig unO fIebten 70 beiB iVio
idwoaen in ipunoer6orer Groft.
Seine trunfenen gLuecn gliibten !.
Ole welfen 9foien al ieiner 9rliit
ber6Idtterten IN taiieno Bitten. Gis
ner botte ole &iir oufeemodt uno
ipor oilf 6en 8oIfon getreten. llncno-
lid ltanO OrauBen Die Sternennodt
ilber ben itbwor3cn @ipfeln.
SIN ielbcn 9[ugcn6lid fom feudenO
Elm SoIoot
oSerr 9iittmeiiter", dAate er unO
brad 5tiommen.
02iGter ans, Siire 5ul~ brittle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Ser nenc tiirfiiae SUIltarif.

Ger uemc tiirfiide 3Dlltarif.
@en beri6ieSenen @erinben Der
Eiirfei sic 3oilldbe nm etrDu 3 Pro-
5ent 81 erbo6cn, bat @roB6ritonnien
i'm lebten So1r5e5nt Dor Dem &riegs-
ois6rub aus politiiden @riluoen
INNER ben beftigiten Bioeritono ent-
qegengeiett. Gur1 oen Sfrieg lit bic
Siirfei enOlib in Die Gage gefommen,
Oie i9r 1856 bon GngIoilo uno 8rant-
reid ouferlegtcn &upitiilutionen 6il
6eleitigen. Ser @roBmeiir bat 0eS-
botb alitb cine 4ommiiiion eiugcleBt,
oie einen neiten, nitnniebr alltonomer
8oQtorif oitsorbeiten ioqte, Der Die
er5eiigniiie Der 2onopirtidait ltno
ser entuidlunesfdbieen SS5nbuitrie
ser Siirfei idiitt, obne bic &oniiinren-
ten aa5u iduer 5it beIaiten Ser jest
borliegenOe 9cribt 0ieier &onntiiion
5eiet, ooB man iid) ioipobl bon elmer
S1uB5oqpolitif ned Nfran5oiiider
Dirt mie bon Dem bollfomnteneu 6rei-
bon6el ipie i6n ole 9lieoerlnnoe ba-
ben gleihuiGBig ferubolten mill.
Dobei miro o6er cine beoeittenoe
@teigerilng oes 8olliiberIAuiies fir
0ie Stootsfaiie eripartet. @dbrenO
bor Dem ariege Der Scbresertrdg bier
M}iQionen tiirfiidbe Bfun6 betrilg, er-
portet ole 9omuriiion BON Dem neien
Gorif ibon i'm eriten Sabt nod benz
Srieg eiue Steigcruig ouf iiebct
Dlillioncn @funo un0 fpoter eiueit
0urdldnittsertrog bon tleitn @aillio.
nen @frno. gS lit ulio infolge Der
9Iufbebung Der Sopitilotionen ou9
cine iinan5ielle araitigung Der Cir
fei 8ii erlparten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Eerues aIinscu.
0risosuOOcle Dun Gnoen SlOt6.

: Nrle8en0Delle DDn Un1en Jtotg.
9ie letten 9lfforoe perronihtcn iii
Coal, mmoerbar, iiegboit ruo 9roB.
ortiq Gann mar cs eiuen glngenblid
itiu. oie bcrrlihen Gone 3ettertcn
0nrd jc0es Scr3 uu0 Derluebten leiie
leic. llno min ieBte Der bon.
ncrnOc 8eiiaa rim bart iino itoreno.
gluf cinem Der lcbten Stiible iaB
elm iinoer Wann idlpeigen0 mo IN
fih Ielbit Deriunfen. @r bnttc bic
Gaenboeen aiif bic Stnie gcitiiBt uno
begrub ben S{opf in beioen @dnoen.
81 borte nid)t ME Die 9cute I'M ibu
fid bauoeflctiden0 entfernten, in ibm
wo9ten iin6 iDilblteh ole ecpoltigen
@timmen Der 9cetbobcn SDntpbonie
iuto lieEen ion aleS i'm iib Der ber-
geiien.
0raulcl bonu, IN Der bliitenihpe.
refL blonen Gommernaht iluteten
oie munoerbolcn Sone bon neuem
ourd feline lauidenoe Seele itno leiie
uno webmiitig 3ort loite iib aus benz
@cuirr bon Stinunen elm @cigenton
lluo Iou9 Hno iang cine ionite unO
flaaenoe 4ReloDie. llno ofics un0ere
Dertiang un6 muroe 5ur 6emiItigen
@c9lciiung nn0 MIR Die @eige
idlnd8fe uno Deinie, froblodte uno
iibpltc.
Wierliuiiroig, moate CT 0ann bic
mSeiooie nodiumrlcu 70 berlieB ibn
0as e'co1r6tnis. ole Zone berianfen
un0 mir I'M I'M inneriten Screen flnu.
gen tie nod, 5itterno, ungreif6ar uno
Deierlos
llno hi oes 9latogs Salt ln0 Or.
belt iAlief oaS 9ieD Elm in ieincr
Gepele
&unn fam oer Sirieal
9leiten bel Gag uno gfadt Gie
Gdmooron 5oa burh 9elgicn. Ser
trounte 1dIer paaen6es aorn un6
moeenoc 8elocr ic6per BON @pgen.
aRdrhenbofte Sdjl0iicr, eiuiam un0
Derlaiien int peitcn &arf saubers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

iame Stirden bon reiGer GhdBe. llr.
nlte, prlnfenoe Sduier Damn
tuieoer ruBige idmmerlihe 9Lrbeiter-
table. Ser felthen6e gltem Der 5obri-
fen berihimnte, Denn iie famen /.
8ie Glen perglornmen. 9lber aus
icbmutigen. Derpobrloiten SGuiern
lobte Der @rauo oes Soiies olis aaea
gligen.
D}uu9 braber 3amern0 fam ri1t
iuie0er bon beripegenem DleIOeritt.
Wfan1mol, in Sen iternenbeaen
Soutmcrndhten, iueiln lie 10 reht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

miioe uno berionnen oiif ibren Pfer.
Den ioBen, Denn ala Ser5en fern bon
9lut un0 @rnno 3uriid in Die Seinat
idpeiftcn, iibcrfani es i'm iUie tieIe
g9cbnrlt, un0 CT jam iiH0 iann Die
an ous gefonrncn iet BOB er nun 10
oa6inrift Elm @iirgeengel oes Tos
oes, borne bos berrlidc &an0, binter
iidj Shutt unO 2eihen llno mie
CT oes Gags Oo6inbrauite un6 itiirintc
in tooberodtenoer @egeiiteriug, unO
mic ieist ieine Secle 10 miio ipar. 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Der Sir. llno ouin trugen iie i'm
binunter uno betteten i'm 81 0cn an.
oeren.
Stolen Itreuten iie uuf Ous @rab F.. :.
Gan 5ogen iie Oie 8fcrOe aus Dem