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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
INTERESTING LETTER FROM SON
OF GEO, M. REED

The following of recent date will in
terest many, as the writer, Kenneth s.
Reed, has host of friends here. He is
with Troop A, LIST Oregon Cavalry:
Dear Father and Mother:
1t is Sunday evening and we have
had very strenuous day. The balance
of our horses arrived, 16 in all and we
have been busy all day in unloading
them, bringing them out here 6 miles)
and then currying them. Am going to
crawl into my bunk after finishing this.
Want to tell you what l did yesterday.
Every Saturday we have comparative
drill for the whole troop except those
on guard. The first drill was last Sat
urday and / wasn't in it as 1 was on
kitchen police. But yesterday 1 was
in it and we drilled for 2 consecutive
hours until out of the whole troop only
s of us were left. We then stopped for
lunch. Then we started again (the of
us) and drilled for about half an hour
until just two were left and l was one
of them.
This fellow Anderson and l then
drilled for nearly an hour and he nearly
got caught several times on the COM
mands until they give the command
lllie SALUTE. ne Stoou IdSU, lndSmucn
as we had no ammunition while / gave
the salute just as if we did have. Well
the captain and the two lieutenants
argued over the point for nearly 5
minutes and then they declared me out
The prize was So in cash and "a hours
leave of absence.
You can imagine how I felt after
staying in longer than any of the non
commissioned officers and then to be
put out as l was. Nevertheless / had a
certain satisfaction anyway. This fell
low Anderson is a recruit just like my
self and the captain complimented us
both in beating the officers.
| have dandy horseback as the ace
of spades and gentle. I call him Mig
ger. He is peach.
Hope you are all well as I am. Love.
Ken
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
IDAHO BOYS ON LONG HIKE
Private Letter States Conditions Coco
and Health Excellent.

From a private letter we learn that
Company E will leave Nogales today
august 10) for a hike to Fort
Huachuca, a distance of As miles with
full field equipment, which means Just
the same outfit that the boys will wear
when they cross the border, if they ever
do. From the way we are starting
out l think we will~be kept here q
long, time at least six months and may
be longer, and then will come the real
soldering in Mexico, or we will be re-
turned to our home stations.''
1.-The entire company is in excellent
health, and most gratifying is the fact
that the boys get along famously to-
gether, which means a lot. We have
had only one desertion, and that was
not a real one, and happened at Boise
and the man had not signed his enlist
ment papers. We have a fine company
and have been congratulated by several
of the regular army officers. Gen.
Plummer, the chief in his line credits
us with having the cleanest camp in the
regiment. We were surprised to read
that if it had not been for the lunch
baskets we would have had nothing to
eat for four days. The boys began to
turn down the meals when they were
served, and all hands voted to have only
two meals day enroute; otherwise we
fed the same as we feed now. A troop
train carries baggage cars in which
stoves are set up and grub cooked en-
route and served right to the men in
their tourist and Pullman sleepers, so
you can imagine that the boys did n 1t
want for thing, and our cars wera
kept as clean as a pin. To illustrate:
man from another company dropped
match on our floor during the trip and
nearly got himself killed and it started
real scrap because he would not pick
it up. That is what ten DAYS training
does for the boys. Right now we are so
sanitary that the camp has the odors of
soap and I've. There is nothing to the
starving proposition either, and we have
fine Variety, fruits, fresh vegetables,
fresh beef, soft bread, butter, con.
densed cream, sugar and all the dried
fruit we want. In fact, we are living
high and the people who have an idea
that we are suffering for the bare nee
essaries OF life need not be in any hurry
to kill the fatted yearling.
''This is great country. Most of
the boys only see the land, the rocks
and the sand, but the mines and the
cattle raising are wonderfully rich. and
young men of 80 years who came here
five or six years ago are now worth
three and four thousand dollars and are
still making good money. I wish You
were here to see the conditions your
SELF
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10

pany E) have been mistaken for regu-
lars by the regulars.
We were ordered to send a detail of
60 men to the big 100000 hospital that
the government is building here and
Major s. Kuner, U. s. A. made the
statement that we had the best bunch
of workers that he had had on the job.
Several Of our men are getting pretty
handy with the gloves and the other
morning some one asked Loen Cone
where he got his black eye, he replied
81 hit mans fist with it,
Occasionally some of the men receive
cake and it is sure appreciated by the
boys.
Some Of our Grangeville friends
would be amused to see us perform at
the wash board. We have sure missed
our calling.
We get up at 5:45, eat at 6, start to
drill at 7:15 and drill off and on until
IL, then eat at ~, start drilling at 2
and drill until about 4. We have re-
treat at Sis and eat at $3.50 then are
off duty until the next day.
We have become fairly well drilled
in fact equal to any company here and
have absolutely no kicking among the
members.
Each evening the singers get together
and sing for an hour or so and it GER
tainly sounds good.
In recent inspection of camp, the
doctor made the statment that we had
the cleanest street in the regiment and
it is surprising to see how careful a
bunch of men get to keep our company
street clean.
Allie Beaton has been appointed cook
in place of Baker who was transferred
to another company. Frank Rothwell
assists the cooks and if Company E
don t get at it will be because the
cooks can t get the food to cook. Just
imagine me getting fat.
We noticed the heat quite, a lot when
we first got here but now don't notice
it so much.
The mail is delivered to our camp
twice day and the boys look for the
camp orderly about mail time with
anxious eye and from the amount of
mail addressed to Boise, I fear some of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
DON @. FISHER WRITES.
Tells of Camp Life, Camp Fare, Drill
and the Pastimes Down at Nogales.

Camp Stephen Little
August l, 1916.
Idaho County Free Press
Have been planning on sending you
some "dope" on Company E for some
time but something has come up each
time to hinder but this evening we are
on guard so l will carry out my plan
and tell you all the "dope."
The general health of Company E has
been excellent, in fact our record at the
hospital shows us to be the healthiest
company in the regiment.
/ suppose you have heard rumors to
the effect that we are being starved but
it is all false as we get three good
square meals each day. Our cooks, Pope
and Beaton are the best in the regiment
and several times we have had little ex.
tras that sure hit the right spot The
one thing we miss most is the Grange
vile water They have plenty of ice
here but the doctor does not allow US
to have it very often on account of the
effect.
We are encamped on hill about two
miles north of Nogales and during the
heavy rains that occur occasionally we
are thankful for it because several of
the camps of the other states have been
flooded, especially is this true of the
California camp who lost about $1,000
worth of equipment during a shower
here about week ago.
If some of our Idaho county farmers
would ship us few sacks of apples this
fall we all would sure appreciate it, as
the fruit we can buy here would
hardy pass inspection.
Nogales is located on the boundary
line about $500 people in U. s. and
5000 in Mexico. We are not allowed
to cross the line altho we would like to.
The national guards of four states
are encamped around Nogales-Utah,
Connecticut California and Idaho. We
have quite reputation here as being
the best appearing guard encamped
here and several times our boys (Com-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10

Deputy Sheriff William Eller from
Sergeant Don G. Fisher who is now al
Nogales, Arizona with Company E:
Nogales, Arizona
July ~, 1916
Dear Friend:-
L will try and answer your letter this
evening as | sure appreciated hearing
from you.
A fellow never really knows his pals
until he gets away from them and then
you can see how much interest they
take. Bill / think we are down here
on wild goose chase and really don It
think we will see any real action. |
think we are here on a training trip
and there is quite difference of
opinion as to the length of our stay.
Some say we will be here not more than
six months and from that to three wears.
For me, really don It care as / like
this work and things are getting to be
much easier for me now than when
first landed here.
This town is situated on both sides
OF the border and we are not allowed
to cross the line and it makes a fellow
all the more anxious to cross it.
At the present time there are about
$4,000 men in camp here and it is quite
sight to look around and see military
camps in each direction. Men from
Utah, California, Connecticut and Idaho
are incamped here.
Last night we had an awful wind and
rain storm and the 5th California were
encamped on low flat and within a
minute after the storm broke they were
up to their knees in water and today |
had talk with one of the men and he
told me that they lost at least $2500
worth of stuff. They found some of
their equipment seven miles below their
camp. We are encamped on the side of
a hill and had no trouble.
The trip from Boise to this place was
a very interesting one for fellow like
me. The desert sure is lonely looking
place and | can It see how the few set
tiers who live there make both ends
meet. We were much taken with Cali
fornia, and to see the different kind of
plant life growing was sight long to
be remembered by most of US.
l have had several talks with men
who took part in this fight at Nogales
Nov. 20, 1915 and from all reports it
must have been dandy. 1t started at
l1:45 and was over by 1890 and it is
estimated that there were about 400
Mexicans killed by Co. NJ of the 2lst
infantry of the regulars. I would like
to get into scrap like that just to
see if I am a coward or not. You never
know until you get under fire once.
Well Bill / must close but I could
write several more pages but must get
busy on my report.
Hoping to hear from you soon and be
sure and tell me all the political news.
Your friend,
Don G. Fisher.
FROM DICK VINEYARD.
The fo1lnwipp Iattar ,,a. .o.u:..l 4,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR COMMISSIONER.

| hereby announce that 1 will be a
candidate for the office of county
commissioner for the third district on
the democratic ticket at the coming
primary election, September 5, 1916.
Jacob Yeager.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10

A card received this week by the Free
Press from Professor j. w. Curtis who
was at the head of the White Bird
schools last year and is engaged for this
year, and whoh as been attending sum-
mer school at the university, states that
he has completed his work and will
leave Moscow this week. He expects
to be back in this section in about three
weeks.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

I desire to announce that l WIZ
candidate for the office Of ffOa a
Judge on the Republican ticket, W vi
iect to the primary election to DC '''
September 5, 1916. ,,.,,
John Fitzgerald, Kooskia, ldan~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

L hereby announce my candidacy for
commissioner of the second district ON
the democratic ticket at the primaries
to be held September 5.
August Schroeder.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR Assessor.

l wish to announce that am a can
didate for the office of county assessor
for Idaho county on the democratic
ticket subject to the primary election
to be held September 5, 1916.
Walter Hickerson.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR COMMISSIONERS.

hereby announce my candidacy fol-
the office of county commissioner
third district, on the democratic ticket
subject to the primary election to be
held September 5, 1916.
j. o. Rhoades.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR COMMISSIONERS.

I desire to announce tha' - Coupr
a candidate for the office SG;.strst q
Commissioner, for the first , a,s to ~
the Democratic ticket, s I,9 Issptenbd
primary election to be held S 3 fTiria.
5, 1916. ueoie
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

| herewith announce my candidacy
for the office of prosecuting attorney
of Idaho county, on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the primary election
to be held Sept. 5th 1916.
Edward M. Griffith
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

1 desire to announce that 1 will be a
candidate for the office of Assessor on
the Republican ticket, subject to the
primary election to be held Selt. s,
1916. Calvin Hazelbaker. 47-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR ASSESSOR.

1 hereby announce my . easol Obi =
to the will of the voters :, the phnS
cratic party as expressed m ~ S.
election to be held SepteiIT'B 4. Cart
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

/ hereby announce my &c subject Y
the office OF probate Judge igs d sa.tl
the will of the voetrs OF W.. ~ septsnx
party as expressed at inc q. J. qsye
primary. fioao'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FOR SCHOOL SUPERHERO

/ hereby respectfully notify y, a;Il b |,
ocrats of idaho County that ! \, VIZ sttis
candidate for reelection 10 .n sehoss
of County Superintendent oh. q 10 u
subject to the primary election "
held September 9Th, 1910. T stssy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10

Need any money! See Geo. M.
Reed. os.tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
LETTER FROM SERGEANT FISHER

The following letter was received by
Deputy Sheriff William Eller from
Sergeant Don G. Fisher who is now at
Nogales, Arizona with Company E:
Nogales, Arizona
July 81, 1916.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
FROM DICK VINEYARD.

The following letter was received by
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

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270 Meter QGnge unO 101 Dieter
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$50 Meter bohe, nit bierfa9er
Soumreibe bepflon3te Wdae ezbeben,
6te bic @tebpldbe aufnebmen iollen.
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Serra1en re9ts nit einem ausges
pebnten Musftelungsz uno linfs nit
einem groBen Observation-Disclosures.
9ls 8~inoeglieoer spii9en Dentmal
rnb &fbabn iinb apei BETTER
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gut pie geii6ert. 0a fir Die gauto<
ten BON insgeiamt 2 Milionen Wlart
tcreits ~ Miuionen our gerfiisung
fte6en.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
gmlsariide @c6rand)c.

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Gintritt in bns 8rautgema9 leudtet,
mirb nod einem olten bulgariiGen
8rau9 aufbepabrt uno erit BET Der
Sotenfeier tpisber aneeaiinDet. Wie
Iie ihr beim Gingang gum 2ehen. bas
ibr Oas 2eben 1T. leu9tete, 70 erbeat
Iie aud sic ounfle pforte Der Gpigz
felt. Go mabnt Der 2i9tfdein bel
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treue gilt Bel oen 8ulgaren ols
G9onoe, pie audi l1nfeuf9beit Dor
Der G6e feline @nti9ulbigung fin0et.
Sine bulgarii9e Nolfsfage beridJtet
BON einem &rieger, Ser beim Nbz
5Gieb Ser @attin cine Berleni9nur
nit Sen @orten iibergab: rWenn bu
mir treu bleibit, 10 miro Die S9nur
ME 3erreiBen; bleibit Ou mir aber
niGt treu, 10 l0ft ii9 Der Saben, uno
ole perlen fanen beraus." Die Sran
b0rte iebOa balb barauf i9r Mann
lei g%efalen. unO f9entte Dem argliz
itigen u~eberbringer Der 8otf9aft lire
CUNT. Mls nun Der re9te @atte
! pl0Blin beimfebrte uno Die Perlens
{6nur foroerte, erfannte er, bdB i'm
sic @attin betrpgen bate. Muf feline
8emertnns, bas fei niat Die G@nur,
e~ntgesnste ieoo9 bic falfae Jrau:
,s3Gble nur bic perlen; bu peiBt, es
maren ~" ODD mar Die ate S4nur
ldnsit aerriHen, uno ftatt Der e@ten
perlen bate bic Sreuloie bergiFtete
auf ben Jaoen seaDgen. Der Monn
beeann gu 5dblen. unb als es linn
nidt i9nel genug gins. feu9tete CT
oen Singer INNER tpieoer am Munbe
an. Sci Der Sc. fiel CT tot nieDer.
Die Sreuloie miro alfu slei9aeitig
als 9erbre9erin gel9iloert, bic ieoer
@9anbtat fGbis 1T.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
Gle rnTiidJe Slot.
Smnser nnb Gntbr6rnugen uIter aft
bcrrfden in 3nklan6.

Set 9eeinn oes Winters - 10
pirb bon 5u~berIGTIigsr Settle beri9tet
= Iteben petersburg uno Mostau
unter einem berortigen Mangel an
9oI3, baB sur Griparung bon Ssi3s
material Die meiiten Sbeater, &inos
unb @aitbGuIer geI@IOfien tperben
miiIIen. Inter 81 9oubernementss
ItGbten bes europdii9en GuBIanbs
feblt es in % gdn0li9 an 3uder,
&er5en unb petroleum. Sn Ia an
DeiSenmebl, in 10 an 3oblsn. De-
litatel1en unb Q~urusartitel tperben in
Iorgfam pIombierten Mogen angebli9
als 9sertsbebarf befOrbert, pdbrenb
fir tpirtlihe Nabrungs= uno See
oarfsmittel feline @agen mebr err
bGltli9 iinb. Man9e 8abnen boben
regelre9te preisIiiten fir bic @er>
fSenbung bpn MageM, nobur1 eirl<
3elne 8obn6pfsportdnpe unO niebere
8abnbenmte in turaer 3eit gu fteinz
reifen 2euten ~getporOen fin6. 3abls
reife 8obnbeomte fteben in enger
@erbinbung nit ben Gaufleuten if
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@ogen nit 8eOarfsgiiter ni9t ausz
laben, UNI tin1tli9e pre%istreibereien
fir Die betreffenben Maren gu err
m0gli9en.
Na9 Yetersbur9er Melbungen 1T
Der Mbf9ieb bes @ertebrsminiters
cine Jolge Der 9ungersnot unb bes
Slii6tlingseIenbs, bic in 9uBlanb aIlz
mGbli9 allie innerpolitif9en @rpGs
glillgen in ben Sintergruno treten
Iaffen. 9ie nabe3u oebn MifliOnen
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fibirien unb &uiiii9=3entraloien err
rei9t, felt Ii4 als cine paAre &ata>
ftropbe bar, beren tpe6er bic Hegies
rurg, nod onbere Srgdniiationen
s6err perben tDnnen. Nus einem Sc
beinberint bes prdIibenter bes Sber@
ten States in Der 5lii9tIingsfrage
leien einige GdBe pDrtlin tpiebergez
geben: Die 2anbtride. bic bic
Jlii9tlinge pnflieren, bieten Das Bib
b0lliger 8eripiiftung. Die Slii9tlinge
baben WGlber Derni9tet, beitellte Sell
Der aerftDrt, 90rfer ausgeraubt. Der
angemelOete @9abenerfaB beGduft ii4
f9on jeBt ouf sabIIOie MiIionen.
Hebem Diefsr tpirtf9aftIinen @efa6r
ftellt fi9 au9 bic rein fo3iale @efabr
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gebotene Ir6eit ablebnen. BON Der Rez
gierlng un6 ben neutrality-suspicious.
men brp6enb cine 9ur9fiitteruhg Ders
langen unb nod unD mad gu DILL
lipnen BON 5aulen3ern unb rauben<
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prGIibent bes Sberften &dtes fiibrt
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ter biefe @efabr mod neientli4 err
bD6en Oiirfte, ba Die MinterfGlte bic
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hinge auf benz fla9en 2anbe Dermin>
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fleinen unb tleinitsn StGOte Our4
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@r forbert 3pangsarbeiten fir bic
6lii9tlinee unb l1nterorbnung bers
Telben unter ftrenge militGrii9e Sc
malt"
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
Die zebn Gebcte der Rilderers
zIebanD.

1. ersiebe Oein Riuo Ietbft. @er
NIT GrfOlg sr5ieben iOa, muB iiber
ben iRnbern fteben, 5. b. in ibreil
qugen poue Qutoritdt beiiben. Sine
mittelmGBige Ntutter TT Der portretts
liGften @r8ieberin bor5u5ie9en.
2. geI6Gftige Oeiue &inoer itets.
Qab ffe fpielen ober dr6eiten, dber ME
miiBie geben. Sin miiBiges &tno 1T
per6rieBli6, lounenbaft uno unartig,
elm in Der re9ten Weiie beiAdttigtes
o6er liebenspiirbig, gut uno eoel.
8. CAB oie &inber austoben. sic
baben in fi@ einen bere9tigten tiefz
innerIi9en Drang gum geipegen.
Der Orono 1T unbeDuBt, bat dber
einen pidtigen 3ped, ben Die glatur
berfolat, Oen ser tDrperli9en Nusz
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ouf bei0en Seiten, BET Dem, Der uns
aufbDrli9 nDrgelt, unb BET benz, Der
fortgefeBt gemoBregelt pirb. Dos
laute @9reien lit cine S%urniibung
fir oie 9ungen, Die fpGter oft 3ufetz
aen miiien BON Der Musbiloung in
Der S~ugeno3eit.
q. QaB Oie &inoer am beiten fir
Ii6, ipenn Oh 8efu9 bdff, am Iiebz
item lit es 'ibnen in ibrer eigenen Sc
Ielf9oft. Sn Der @eieuf9aft BON
Grpa9fenen bOren ie man4es, mos
tie lieber ni9t bDren fouten. Mtiihen
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gu permeiOen, 6aB fie ni4t, tpie metz
items ieitens ser Srouen gei9ieht,
gum oauernben M~ittelpuntt Der du~
gemeinen NufmertIdmfeit per0en.
0ierin ipirb Der @rlino CUR iibertries
benen Selbftliebe unO @itelteit gelegt.
5. 2obe uno ta6le bic &inber ME
i'm 8eifein bon. 6rem0en. Die 8ortez
item 6ii6IfGoen bes @cmiits fperben
oaour9 perleBt, uno anOernteils
bur9 Sob Die ungere4tfertigte Sim
bilbung aner5ogen.
6. SaIte ouf unbebin9ten @eborz
fam, aber erIei9tere OenfelDen ben
Rinoern, inbem gu nur berbietef
unO befiebIit, tpenn es unumgdngli4
n~ottpenoig 1T. Dos u~ndufbOrli4e
meiitern uno @9elten ma9t Die
&inOer unfiaer, berbrofen unb GEE
bdfig.
Z. Sn ernTen @o@en fei pieberum
unerbittli9 itreng un0 f%onfequent.
l1nterf9eiOe @ergeben uno 8erfebeu.
Rinoli9e Srrtiimer unb @erieben
peife poblmeinenb Sure4t, aber, mas
oft gei9iebt, beftrafe fie ni4t. @n
Dem @er6otenen ie0o9 bolte uner@
l9iitterlid feit.
8. Sreibe Die 8er9dtf9eling un0
bic 3imperli9feit niat gu peit, finOe
ni9t an ibnen aIes gut nno LAB
es ibnen ni9t merfen, DaB fe Die
9ouptfa6e fino. sic fiibIen Oas ee=
nau berous.
9. Die aDg0ttii9e 2iebe gu ibnen
1T Selbitliebe. Oarum laB bid ni4t
bon ibnen beberri@en. Sic perfu9en
es NIT alien Mitteln, Our9 S9mei=
9elei uno @igeniinn. Ser lebtere lit
oft febr faper gu bre6en.
10. &inoer fino fem SpieI5eug.
Dor olen 9ingen erldube Die Wfutz
ter ni9t, mas Der Batter Derbietet uno
umgefebrt.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

TOIit bann fpiSSsr ins 9biebetcr sebn
un i'm bole. Sell mar en- gutter
Gttpeis un mir BEN es aud 10 ges
maht. Npiper ipenn sc Osntc, oaB
oos en- ieli9es MGtter geipele Is. bann
I'm &c arig miBtebten. Mein Srubel
fat jeBt erf9t geltart, tpomit ih per=
bleiipe Sbne Sbrn Iieiuer
P5tIipp SaneramPfer.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

Sntenfiber @snieBsr.
Nnn, mas ma4t Oenn 9err S9ul5e9
Der bat foeben cine Murit, elm
Rriegsgebi9t unb ein @iesestelez
gramm Derf9lunsen!
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

Gins BON beioen. gat>
tin Tim 8ett aufbur4enO): nNa, er
fommt bic Sreppe beraufseiun8en.
90 bringt er entipeber einen Raui9
nit = ooer einen Sieg!!"