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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
THE IMMIGRANT PROBLEM.

Social work among immigrants is
assuming special importance as a col
lege subject. according to the bureau
of education of the department of the
interior. Fourteen institutions are
now offering special courses which
treat the subjects of immigration,
though few of these have as yet given
much attention to the practical prob
lem of what to do with the immigrant
as man and a citizen. Sixty-nine in
situations treat the subject incidentally
in connection with courses in econom-
les, history and sociology.
In order to help in the present
urgent demand for Americanization
service for immigrants the bureau of
education has had prepared a syllabus
entitled, professional Course for Ser
vice Among Immigrants Some Of the
topics treated are as follows: The In
coming Tide and Its Distribution,
Legislation and Restriction" EN-
ployment," Standards of Living" Ed
ucation," and Ideals and Methods in
IAmericanization Work"
In view Of the interest shown by
colleges in the subject of immigrant
education, the commissioner of edu-
cation has offered to give assistance
and advice with respect to courses OF
study and methods to any colleges or
universities planning to introduce
courses In training for leadership in
Americanizatton service. The divis-
ion of immigration education in the
bureau has centered its attention upon
| the problems connected with the edu-
cation of immigrants and the inculca-
| ton of American civic ideals. Dr. F
E. Harrington of this division declares
American colleges and UNIVERSE
ties are more and more awakening tC
the necessity of touching modern life
on its dynamic side; of inspiring ant
initiating social progress and of train
ing leaders in the work of civic uplift
Here is field which opens up almos
limitless possibilities in the way O.
social service. One needs, however, {
peculiar sympathy for and a specific
knowledge Of the foreigner, apprecia
ton of his limitations and his posi-
bilities, as well as a realization O
what he can contribute to our eco
nomic, ethical, and spiritual progress
when properly assimilated, and wha
grave dangers he can also bring if w
fail to Undue him with our nationa
ideals. The fields are already rip
unto harvest, but trained and compe
tent laborers are few. Letters hav
been received at the bureau of educa
ton lamenting the fact that evenin,
school classes for foreigners have beel
given up on account of the lack O
trained principals and teachers t
handle this problem.
Upon our colleges and universities
therefore, develops the responsible
Of preparing these workers, of givinj
them breadth of vision, and catholicit,
Of purpose, in short of training then
for their tasks ="
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
FLAG AND ADVERTISING G..

There is one law on the federal
statute books which the American
peopIe do not seem to understand,
although most of them know of
it, and that is the one relating
to dissertation Of the flag by means
of printed matter, etc. Its pro-
visions are very definite and, If the
Interpreter wishes, may be made very
drastic.
Perhaps this law regarding the flag,
although conceived in the height of
patriotism, is not entirely to be COM
mended, because Of the very fact that
II may be too literally interpreted.
Only recently, in Boston, the very hub
Of patriotism, three magazines Of ma
tional reputation were barred from the
mails, under heavy penalties, because
they portrayed the American flag in
a manner which might, If one chose to
be very strict, be construed as desc
Grafton. On the cover of one maya
zine a young girl with two American
flags in her hair was portrayed. On
another q group Of aged women were
shown sewing a flag, while the third
showed the flag, unadorned, but with
Quotations on patriotism by the presi-
dent printed below.
I Actually every one Of those pictures
was calculated to arouse patriotism
and none of them could possibly have
aroused contempt or have cast the
slightest shade of dishonor or of desc
Grafton On the flag, and yet, inter-
preting the law to the very letter, each
came well within its provisions which
specify that no printed matter of any
form may appear on the flag or re-
productions of the flag and that the
flag may not be used as an adjunct
to advertising.
OF course, in their desire to leave
no loophole through which some COM
mercial-minded person might find es-
cape and excuse to use the flag as an
advertisement, it was necessary for
the trainers Of the law TO make no
distinction between reproductions Of
the flag for patriotic and for adyer-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
Sidelights on the European War

st. Thomas, Danish West Indies,
Feb. Correspondence of the AS
ISOLATED ess.)-The report that the
Danish government might reopen the
old question of the sale Of the Danish
West Indies to the United States has
attracted attention to the industrial
and economic conditions here at the
present time. In answer to inquiries
from the United States, it may be said
that the conditions are most unsatis-
factory, both on this island and the
island of st. CroiX.
There is a serious depression in
trade and scarcely any money in cir
culation in St. Thomas. The chief in
dustry of the island has always been
the supplying of coal and water and
other necessities to ships, but this IS
now practically at a standstill, partic-
ularly because of the suspension of
the steamship service Of the Hamburg
American line. This company gave
employment to a large number of la
borers and others, the majority of
whom have had to emigrate to Santo
| Domingo or other agricultural islands
in order to make livelihood. In fact,
| it is felt now that the Hamburg-Amer-
| lean line has, more than was hereto
| fore realized, been the main support
/ of the island, disbursing large sum
Of money annually. 1t is only recent
| ly that there was completed here an
extensive system of harbor works,
| with an upto-date dock and all modern
| appliances, such as electrical coal
! cranes. warehouses and oil tanks. and
with the opening Of the Panama canal
| it was expected that great trade
would develop here. But the slides
! in the canal have prevented these
hopes from being realized.
/ There are no serious labor troubles
nor real signs of distress, however
and the people are living in hopes
| that with the opening of the canal and
! the cessation of the war, conditions
will rapidly improve.
On the island of st. CroiX the strike
which paralyzed the sugar industry
! has been a serious matter. The island
/ very much more so than St. Thomas
! is agricultural, and this years pro-
duction Of sugar and rum promises tC
| be exceptional. Following the forma-
| ton of labor union, the iaborers on
| the sugar estates contended that with
the increased prices for sugar they
/ should be paid more wages, but this
was refused by the planters. When
| the strike began, thousands of the
workers were turned off the estates
and flocked. with personal belongings
/ to the towns of Fredericksted and
/ Christiansted, where, for the past
month. they have been living in tents
and matched houses, and school build,
! ings.
Notwithstanding the unsettled condI-
/ tons, there have been few disorders
except for a small amount of suspect
| ed incendiarism
The government has recently passed
several bills looking TO the improve.
ment of the laborers of both islands
i. including the parceling out among
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

keep the belladOnna from OVERRIDING
the anti-gripe business. We don't
know, and diligent inquiry has never
brought out, a logical reason for the
strychnin in laxative pill. 1t is
there, that's all. You can take it or
leave it-and as likely as not you will
leave it somewhere within the reach
Of an innocent child, who will eat the
candy medicine" and die from strych-
nine commissions. That has happened
more times than you may imagine.
The A. B. S. is fine thing to avoid
1t is Shotgun" and one with a very
Indifferent aim at that.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Vinegar for ThreadwOrms.
An old doctor once told my mother
that three tablespoonful of vinegar in
quart of water was a good enema to
remove pinworms. He advised sim
pie soap and water injection every day
for a month, and the vinegar enema ev-
cry third day, following the cleansing
of the bowel. 1t this good?
AnsWer-AS good as any local treat
ment. AT the same time internal rem
edies must be taken. And above all,
careful personal hygiene to prevent
constantly recurring self-inoculation
with seatworm eggs. via the finer nails,
for example. Absolute cleanliness Is
the only sure cure.
The Soft White Hand.
A short time ago you gave a formula
for hand lotion which would keep
the skin soft and white. Please, dear
Doctor, repeat it, and you will make
many Of US poor drudges happy.
Answer-One poor drudge" uses 1t
also on her face. and calls it the
Ponce de Lection"
diycerln northumberland ounce
. . : .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
Social Filters,

The ladies made an exceptionally
radiant appearance in the most elab-
crate and modish of evening gowns,
while the gentlemen draped them
selves in the background filling in the
bare spots, their evening dress suits
answering the purpose admirably.
From the point of dress, alone, the
party surpassed all previous efforts
and the ladies present were furnished
ample opportunity to view the very
latest in styles and color combina-
tons. There was class and plenty of
it to the Shrine party this year.-Cold-
water (Mich.) Reporter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

According to Bishop Horner OF
North Carolina, the Appalachian
mountain region Of the south contains
today the purest strain Of American
citizenship on the continent. OF the
three million or more people living in
these mountains, less than per cent
are foreign born. They are mostly OF
Scotch-Irish ancestry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
Daily History Class-March ~

1590-Decisive battle of lyry and WV
tory OF Henry of Navarro.
1S20-Victor Emmanuel, In whose feisn
the unification of Italy was coni
pleted in 1860, born in Turin oieu
1878.
Admiral Farragut atteIppteo "
run past the Confederate hattei'e'
Mt Port Hudson, Ia, win fe"
eral squadron.
19l5-The German cruiser preso.n'
which escaped destruction WIN
Specs fleet ON Dec. s. WA N"'
run down and sunk by bll'i'N
cruiser fleet of Chile.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
Uncle Abner,

1t used to be that a woman could
wear almost anything, but now she
can wear almost nothing.
So long as Uncle Sam allows auto
mobiles sent to Mexico the destruction
will go on, firearms or no firearms.
Judging by the exhibit at the style
shows, the height of fashion is a little
low in the neck.
Two million farmers have tele-
phones. So it is a pretty hard life
after all.
1t is a funny thing but the fellers
who wear the sweaters are gen'ally
the ones that do no sweatin'.
1t is getting so that an election dom.
make no more impression on this
country than an ordinary camp meet,
ing.
ROY X. MOITLTON
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
Rock Island-Frcm River to
BE- River.

no NOT litter the
II streets with waste
paper. Destroy it or place
it in the proper recep-
tacles, thus contributing
to the municipal commits
sion's efforts in behalf of
clean streets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

Census figures show decline OF
more than % per cent in the death
rate from tuberculosis between 1904
and 1914. This is mere record OF
conserving life instead of wasting 1t
In war and naturally deserves cor
respondingly small place in the news.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

That German great navy that was
at large in the North sea has returned
to Kiel. We may look for another re-
port that the great fleet searched ev-
erywhere for enemy ships and couldn't
find any.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
X. MOULTON.

THE Iowa German-American alli-
ance has called a meeting in Daven-
port March II and IS. 1t is announced
that the business meetings will be held
in Davenport and the social sessions in
Rock Island. Shades of Scheutzen
park and Turn Halle! Well" Maize
says, you've got to come across"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

Specifically divided, the citizenship
OF this country is fundamentally
united. The great majority are neither
pro-Teutonic nor pro-ally; they are
pro-American.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

: Nature is getting ready to usher in
The birds, the flowers and the foliaged
trees. The breath of spring and the
freshness of it all is clinging in the
"a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

If the newspapers would refuse to
print the advance press agent bunk
concerning the scheduled ring meeting
of Willard and Moran in New York
there would not be enough people
around the ropes to keep the hall
warm. Editors are not unaware of the
imposition that is practiced upon them
by events of this character, but they
are obliged to close their eyes and let
it ride, feeling warrant for so doing
because the reading public demands it.
Some day the newspapers will get to-
gether in such matters. and the sooner
they do it the sooner the promoters
will quit dealing from the bottom.
BRYAN publicly approves Wilson's
course in Mexico But he delayed his
statement until he heard from vox
pop.
WHAT has become of the Old-iash-
toned tramp who offered to perform
some work about the premises in pay
ment for food! There isn't any such
animal these days.
ALL the sharks are said TO be in
favor of the new Chicago aquarium.
YOU may still believe talk is cheap,
yet the American Telephone company
earned Sss39, 800, 600 last year. "Line'S
busy"
j. NJ. c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

Colonel Roosevelt will no doubt &C
cuse President Wilson Of stealing his
stuff on that get Villa dead or alive"
business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
Entirely Reasonable.

Sign in hotel in Johnson City. H..
All ladies and gentlemen occupying
the same room must register as man
and wife"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

Amsterdam, Netherlands. - iAs
problem of finding a substitute 10.
ferro-manganese for the production Oh
steel in Germany has been solved, ac'
cording to a semi-official statement
received here from Berlin, This sup
stitute, the nature of which Is ho'
divulged, can be produced in large
quantities from internal raw mater
ials, it is said.
Factories for the production OF inc
new substance are already worKlhs
and more are being constructed %
asserted that this new process wiz
make Germany independent OF I'M
ports in this line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

CHICAGO stenographer who fell Is
stories few weeks ago announces she
is ready to return to her work. Isn't
it possible some movie magnate is
overlooking bet in this young per-
son?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

Order Of the Rolling Pin Heard From.
Society women of Chicago declare
they are ready for war duty says a
news item.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

JUST as we were thinking OF urging
that John Lind be decorated with a
Lydia Pinkham medal, he begins dis
cussing the Mexican situation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

London.-Careful inquiries seem 10
show that for the most part insurance
COMPANIES have been well within Their
estimate of what the war was hkes
to cost them, the, average amount eA-
pended being about rs per cent OF thaI
estimated. Considering the great
number of men who may be expec'ea
to have insured their lives VINO a'
present are fighting, the figure is mol a
high one; but it is noticed that me
companies are carrying large sums III
reserve.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

that John Lind be decorated with a
Lydia Pinkham medal, he begins dis
cussing the Mexican situation.
FASHION experts this week are to
decide whether milady will wear skirts
just above the shoe tops or a little
higher. Have you observed the height
of the footwear she's been wearing of
late?
MAYOR Bill Thompson says Will
sons dallying is responsible for the
raid on Columbus, n. NJ. Before Bill
begins criticising the president he
might explain how the enemy cap.
tured the city hall in Chicago.
VOLIvA, leader of the Zionists, did
not say he was talking from expe-
rience, but this is what he said Sum
day. while discussing society girls:
when a man finally gets one of these
butterflies he finds she's all padded
up. She has glass eye, wooden
leg, she got her hair at the barber
shop and when she washes her face,
10, she comes to her self, and the real
girl appears" The good brother did
not make any suggestions as to how
the young man in the midst of a court
ship might discover whether his
charmer had a wooden leg, but the
inference is that one should use a hat
pin or some equally effective instru-
ment. If he gets a response it isn't
wood, and vice versa.
YEGGS are degenerating in Iowa.
They blew the safe in five and ten
cent store in Davenport Sunday night.
DUBUQUE farmer believed he owned
a team Of horses that could swim the
Mississippi river. He didn't. The
farmer is still alive, however.
WOMAN who says she is wife of
Villa declared in San Francisco inter-
view that he wouldn't harm kitten.
Proving that he has the Indian sign
on her also.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

WOMAN who says she is wife of
Villa declared in San Francisco inter
view that he wouldn't harm a kitten.
Proving that he has the Indian sign
on her also.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

YEGGS are degenerating in Iowa.
They blew the safe in five and ten
cent store in Davenport Sunday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

them of small lots Of land under GER
tain conditions. If these measures are
carried out they should improve the
situation greatly.
Shortly after the foregoing was
mailed from st. Thomas, cable dis
patches announced the settlement OF
the sugar strike, the laborers winning
a small increase in wages.
London.-The transport department
of the British admiralty has been high
ly commended by the chairman OF the
Clyde Steamship association who re-
Gently visited this department in order
to investigate the methods by which
the large amount of Communicated
tonnage is operated. On his return 10
Glasgow the chairman stated that ne
found the department had on its DOCKS
1900 vessels, and the system unoer
which they were worked was remark
ably thorough, simple and as near
perfect as it could be. The system was
such that the accuracy of the position
of a vessel was never lost for more
than three days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

DUBUQUE farmer believed he owned
a team Of horses that could swim the
Mississippi river. He didn't. The
farmer is still alive, however.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

Member Audit Bureau Of Calculations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14

ALL the sharks are said to be in
favor Of the new Chicago aquarium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-14
THE ARGUS.

Rock Island Member Associated Press.
Fnll Leased Wire Report
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
gbamberlains aolif, gbolera mub
9iarrhpe @itteI.

Se6e Su1nilie obne Iusnabme ioGlte
6iefes BrGparut our4 6os belize @et.
ter un6 sic Commemorate baber.
gbomberIain's @oIif, @boIera u1t6
Diarrboe MitteI lit piele nal mertb,
tpas es fo1tet tpertn man es notbig
bot, un6 gefpiBIi@ mer6et SIR es nod
notbtig baben, bebor oerSommer Dor
iber iit. Sc tanr bur@ @idts iber'
troffen iperoen fir Sen 3mef mofir
es gemodt lit. &auft es iett. gu
faufen in &enrp's Corner Drug
5tore. = Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
sdmritern tmpteblen
ntntS Mbfdbrmittd

@eiunbbeit bat elm genaueS Wer'
b6Itnis NIT benz 8uiianoe Der .@e'
6arme. Desbalb ieben iid 2el1te,
Sic in ibrer eigenen nn6 Mnoerer
@elunobeit intereiiiert fino, nod
einem @bfubrmittel INN, oos allen
notigen @eoiirfniiien entipridt.
@rltens, es ioute milo uno bod
mirfiam iein.
8mcitens, es, ioute lei@t 5u neb'
men fem.
Drittens, es fonte feline g6mer'
gem mud)en ober 81 itorf obflibren.
2ebtens, es foQte feinen 1bao'
Ii6cn GinfluB auf anoere Srgone
6es &0rpers baben.
Gr. Miles' 2arotipe Gablets emit
iprehen alien oieien @rforoerniiien.
sic meroen bon Mllen, Sic fie &C.
brauten, ongemein empfoblen:
Gie @6meltern Der 6rilt[i6en
2iebe, 35t CHARLES st., 2u5erne,
@o., sic bielen @ronfbeitsfaQen ab'
morten, ibreiben bapon mie folgt:
Dor einieer Belt ftnsen mtr an. ST: STILES
2aratibe TabletS gu gebraudhen unb ttno iesbr
plbl bamit 5uirieoen. Sbre @irtuna TT nor5le.
lid. uno mir finb oantbar. baB mir nit oenielben!
betannt tpuroen. @ir batter ,euten erfolg NIT
benielben in ieoem Safe. uno BITE Sebtuefern lint
iebr gut 3ufrieben ban1it."
v&inber, mel6e tic nerim@en,
Bitten lire Mutter, fie 5u faufen."
3um gerfauf in aaem MpDtbefen -
Is 9pien fit Is Gents. SIR @elo 5n'
rMderitattet menu rid)t 5ufrtehenitelenb
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27

ser Staubtpolfe entgegen. 9ammeS=
fabr erfannte 6urb Elm fleineS Jern=
glas i6nea, 6aB er nit ieiner Ser
mutb1rng re6t batte. Deutli6 iab
er einen Sr11pp BON 61Bgangern, Ole
bon 6rei 8erittenen esfortiert tp11r=
BEN un6 it@ in 5iemli6 i6neQem
Maride ndberten. 9ann glaubte er
audi ieinen iungen &errn gu erfen-
nen, mie er neben einem in Ger &eibe
Ser 51 5tpet nn6 5tpei @an6ern6en
6abini9ritt.
Ser &leine 5og ii@ ettpaS 5uriid
unter sic &ac1me. 8al6 fam Der
|Grupp beran, bon 6em @irtb beglei=
Itet. Gin &ommanbo 6es SHIPPERS
zines nnterofft3iers bon einem urali=
iden @oiafenregiment, ertonte, un6
sic @efangenen porfen ii@ an. 6ie
80idung Ser StraBe. Gin so1oat
blieb neben tbnen, bielt ar16 Ole
8fer6e Ser bei6en an6eren, sic ab=
lttegen un6 SEN @irtbsgarten betra-
ten. Mls er 6en &riippel NIT ser
Mrmbin6e 6es &otben &reu3es er-
blidte, modte Der unteroffi5ier &on=
neur. @na6ig tpinffte ibm @ammes=
fabr 5u.
Or fpri6t a116 1ribt gut @uiiii@,
er geb0rt einem Grem6bolf an" iagte
ser @irtb erflGre1r6.
v@ber fir cine Slai@e @oofo
miro En- @eritdn6niB baben. Sh tpeiB,
Sic baben no6 @orratb p%erborgen.
SS@ erma6tige sic, 6teie braoen 2eu=
tie nod 0em langen @aride oomit
5u erquiden. Sen @efangenen ober
geben sic nadber ie6em elm @las
&maB."
Boris 8oii1iemiti9 berI6man6,
nn6 man b0rte, tpie er I'M @m1ie laut
nit feiner @irtbidafterin reoete>
tpabreno Ser olte Sole itumpflinnig
nod Sen nelten @aite1 biniiberbIin=
5elte un6 bertporrene &e6en fiibrte.
Sammesfobr trat iebt maize an Sen
unteroffi5ier bero1 nn6 bielt ibm
0en gefal1hten 8aB unter Die Ma1e.
Ser &oiaf marf einen ebrfurdts=
bolem Slid ouf 6os groBmddtige
Siegel, ialutterte uno iagte: ~@eiB,
tpeib, @trtb bat geiogt. 8, @irfo
ierr quite &ofaf, @r5ellen5."
uGuS fre1tt midi gu boren," frabte
Ser &riippel gnd6ig NIT ieinem bel=
len Sttmmden. nN11n> i'd tper6e
mild modber bon 6em 8uitan6 scr
@efangenen iib%er5eugen. Sic ioller
lie 5u 5tpeien, tpie iie aneinanoer &C.
feiielt itn6, in 6as @irts3immer &c.
fiibrt tper6en> un6 elmer 6einer 9eute
mag ouBen @o9e balten, baB feine1
enttpt1dt. Sd mnB 1eoem Die Sub:
fno@el unterfu9en, Oh Ser @iienrine
nidt geide1ert bat, mer6e ie6em eine
lin6ernoe Salbe 5utbeil mer6en Iai
fen. gu tpirit mir at 6em 8med fin
fl1r5e 3eit Den 59liiel anbertralten
bamit i6 sic @ifenbdn6er offnen unf
nadieben forn."
n@te Gr5euen8 befeblen," fagtt
Ser &ofaf, 11nb feline fleinen geidnib.
ten Mugen funfelten bor @ier, alS
iebt Ser @irtb eri@ien un6 Elm gro.
bes Clos 8ranntpetn Dor ibm uni
ems Dor feinem nn%tergebenen nie6er:
iebte, tpabren6 sic Mag6 6em 8ar.
ter am StroBengroben ems bro6tf
un6 Damn o11h sic le@5en6en @efat'
genen NIT &tpab beriab.
vDr @oofa lift ielten %getpor6er
felt Dem 8eginn bieieS &rieges. Sd
terden Bar min feline betrnnfenen
Sol6ate11. Mber elm @l1s6en lit 6ir
erlaubt, mein Greun6, un6 menn
on'S o%ertragen famit, foa es mir au1
mebr nidt anfommen."