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The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

0. L. johnson of the Corrumpa was
'oing business with the merchants
here the first of the week.
Will F. Hendricks, postmaster at
Cuates, was a business visitor Big
Monday.
Mrs. A. C. Lovelace returned the
latter part of last week from Trini
dad, where she spent several days vis-
iting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wooten of
Mexhoma, were here Tuesday. They
report fine seven hours rain in their
section of country Monday evening.
Miss jeanette Carpenter of Seneca
was here the latter part of last week
and bought a new Ford from the Pi-
oneer garage.
H. G. Woodring of Hansford, Texas,
former owner Of the old George
Couch garage, was a business visitor
in Clayton last week.
|
Mr.. and Mrs, H. ]. Nelson came in
from the ranch this week to look after
business matters. They took out a
new Ford as they went back.
Mrs. Hosea and Mrs. R. W. Isaacs
purchased the ten lots adjoining Mrs.
Hosea's rooming house this week. The
purchase was made from R. T. Man
sker
Miss Godlove of Vance came in Sat
urday of last week for visit with
her cousin, Miss Magruder. She pur-
CHASED a new Ford from the Pioneer
garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauser of
Grandview were in the city Saturday
of last week attending to business
matters.
White Tanner, manager of the OF
to-Johnson Mere. Co., at Hayden, was
transacting business with merchants
and shaking hands with his old
friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. @. Palmer and Mas
ter Robert Jr., accompanied by Mrs
w. ]. Eaton and two children, went
to Trinidad Tuesday where they at.
tended the big circus given by Sells
Floto Wednesday.
J. M. Yount will be here Monday
of next week to buy some more horses
Anyone having them to sell will please
bring them to Carson's Feed Yard OF
this date.
Miss Leona Jones passed through
Clayton the first of the week en- route
to her home in Kenton. She has beer
visiting friends and relatives il
= Trinidad, Denver and other points.
R. D. Bergin was in yesterda!
from his ranch near the Rabbit Ear
attending to business matters. HI
= lost big sixty-foot barn in one o
the recent rain storms on account o
a big whirlwind, but he says the de
luge they had more than paid for tn
> loss as grass and crops are LOOKING
= fine there now. He joined the Citize
;. family while here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Guy Woods were i
= from the ranch this week visiting.
is not generally known that Guy
% married, as he "stole a march" on a
: his friends on July 22nd and took III
to himself one of the finest young ID
dies in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to be tn
partner of his joys and sorrows. Gu
Y is fine fellow and has many friend
T. who congratulate him and join tn
Citizen in wishing them success.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
Many Entries

We are informed that there were
thirty-eight entries for land Monday
of this week, at the Land Office under
the new 100 acre law that has just
passed. There have been from nine
teen to twenty-five every day since
its passage but Big Monday seems to
have been a "red letter" day.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
Fair Boosters Here

Editor H. B. Henning of the Albu-
querque Herald, and w. P. Southard,
also from the "Duke City" spent sew
eral days in the city the latter part
of last week, soliciting assistance for
the State Fair and planning big ex-
hibit from Union county this fall.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
NOTICE

After August 18th the under
signed will not be connected with
The Citizen in any capacity. Pa
irons of The Citizen and the pub
lie in general are sincerely thanked
for the material and moral support
We have received while serving as
editor.
(Signed) EDWIN WILSON.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
ImpOrtant-AttentiOn

No. 1859 is the lucky number that
takes the Rocking Chair given away
by Simon Herzstein for the July
prize. Anyone holding this coupon
please call, or write, Winning Num-
ber is 1859.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

Y The Big Monday sale held at Car
sons Feed Yard Monday afternoon
was decided success and a great lot
of goods were disposed of. The prin-
cipal purchases, however, were made
by j. M. Yount, who has been buying
army horses in the county for Ross
Bros. of Ft. Worth, Texas. He bought
So head, spending 5000 for them.
We have heard stockmen say he was
the most expert buyer they had seen
in years, as he seemed to know
Just what he wanted as soon as he saw
the horse. Mr.. Carson is making
these sales more popular each month
by the courtesy he extends to his pa
irons.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank all of our friends
for their kindly sympathy and assist
ance rendered us in the loss of oul
dear wife and mother.
w. A. Miller and children
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kuhns.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10
Snyder Sells Interest

Walton Snyder recently sold his in
terest in the Opera Bar to his part
ner, Mr.. Hamm. Mr.. Snyder is as yet
undecided in what line of business he
will engage.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

Glover G. Smith of Clayton, Floyd
Aklns' also of this city and Richard
Smith of Sedan, all purchased new
Fords this week from the Pioneer
garage.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

Mrs. Muir of Folsom is in the city
for few days, shopping and visit
ing friends.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

Chas. Lord, the photographer, made
a trip to Creed's Chapel last Sunday
and took number of really nifty
views of the dedication services cut
there. He says he doesn't feel lika he
could eat anymore for week afte al
the good things they passed hin at
that family" dinner on the grom S.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

DIR. R. NJ. 0lbeter went to Trini-
dad the first of the week, presumably
on business, but we would like to wa
ger he attended the circus too.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

The protracted meeting being held
at Creed's Chapel this week is respon-
sible for the large and enthusiastic
audiences gathered every evening
there, They have special singing
services by Bro. Lewis and his wife, y.
who were at one time engaged in singf
ing for Sam Jones during his big
meetings throughout Texas. Rev
Greed from Texas, is conducting the
services, assisted by Presiding Elder
Kevan. This Chapel was dedicated
last Sunday and more than 200 peo-
ple were gathered to witness the event
\ tinner was served d. the grounds.
lie hul,''ng is well constructed and
rs rlembele are very proud Of their
achievement.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

Christian Otto, left the first Of the
week for Denver, Kansas City and
other points where he will attend to
business matters, and incidentally en-
Joy life, for a short time.
The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-10

DR.. Edmondson left the first Of the
week for Rochester, MINI. to consult
with Mayo Bros, there concerning the
case of d. T. Sewers, who accompan-
led him and who has been suffering
from cancer of the stomach for some
time.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Meuer iintcrieeiider Masnet.

Sn @erbinoung nit Dem erpben
@elttriese setpinnt bie nu9ftebenbe
neuerIi@e @rfinbuns b~eipnberes Snz
tereie, Dbipobl fie ni4t non Der
5rOnt" ooer fir cine Der triesfiibrens
ben Md9te auf @sits1uns gema9t
porOen tit unb in ibrer eriten Sorm
iG)Dn Dor benz &ries suriidoatiert.
Sic 1T oneroinss unldngit nod Ders
b>ffert unb i'm tleinen erprpbt ippr=
ben.
Gs banoeIt fi9 ndmli4 I'm cine
magnetii@e Maf9ine, pel9e bonn
Grunbe oes Mee-es, ober ~iiberbaupt
tiefer @epdfer. Metale ouffif@en
ion. 70 II. a. audi @ei4OKe. BON
ipeitem mar elm fol9er gebanfe f@on
felt Ginger 3eit ins @use gefaBt tppr>
ben; Elm iapanifdet @elebrter nos
mensNafabara hat i'm elmer Bertpirtz
li9ung ani@einenb am nG9ten gez
bra9t. Bon elmer northumberland
talif9en 3eitf9rift pirb bariiber be-
ri9tet:
0ie Mof9ine 1T nit einem mG4tiz
gen eleftro=magnetif6en Stein berfe@
ben, tpel9er auf ben @runo bes be-
tteffenoen @epdHers binabgelahen
pirb. @s 1T du9 cine 8orri9tung
betgegeben, tpel9e nit einem automa>
ti19en Selepbpn : @9albe9cr Mebn=
li9feit bat u11o elm Signal gibt, ioz
tpie Ser Stein NIT ben @egenftdn0en,
nod beneu man iu4t, in 8eriibrung
tomr1t. 9iefe perben Johann nit benz
Stein beraufge3oeen. Man ~probierte
Die Maf9ine I'M Sumioa gu Sofio.
Neun= unb 5ebnoDli9e @ei4ofe, pels
DIE Bel uebuneen BON &riegsi9iffen
aus in bas MaTer sef9leubert tpor<
ben paren, ipurben erfolgrei9 ermitz
telt unb an bic SberflG4e gebra9t.
Man fpefuliert bereits 6arauf, etpa
100000 eroBe @efdohe aus ser 9iz
rofdimaz unb Der Sic : 8oi beraufS
aubrineen; biefe b0tten idon alein
dig @iien : @bfdle, Bel ben ieBisen
preifen, einen Mert bon uneefdbr 8
Milionen Dollars. 1nb anberspo
in Ser Melt f0nnte man, fpenn fi9
bic Maf9ine i'm groBen betpdbrt, nod
bel bebeutenbere Sunbe MAIDEN.
Da feblte eiseltli9 nur nod, baB
Elm Maenet erfunoen piirbe. Der ftort
genus tpGre, Inn fol6es gifen. Dos in
T" u~neebeuren Msnsen in europdil4en
S9la9tfeloern etngebettet lit. aus
benz 8pben gu bolen!
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

inter In oroBsn Spirdten, bonn i'm
ffeiIsn @leitflug unb I'm 8:45 ubr
itonb meme MoI9ine mitten ouf
einem GeisfeIb, ii9 i'm iebten Mo>
msnt nod beinabe iiberf@Iugenb, Oa
6as Tobr9eItea Big iiber bic I4fe
in ben oufselDIten 2ebmboben einz
iant. Die &u6e Inn midi berum, na9s
Dem mein SlugSeug gelonoet, tpirtte
oolra ei9enortig. Set MOnaten fem
9r6bnen Der @eI9ibe, tetn Rraden
frepierenber @ranoten, fein Gau9en
unS 8euen serpIuBenoer @9roppneus.
Sn tpeiter @ntfernung itanben Soufen
BON gbineisr, MGnuer, Metber unb
piele, piele &inber in ungfterfiiatem
@tounen. Sie o[le, mic ou9 ale onbez
rem GbineIen, beren 2anc t9 iibers
floaen, fonnten bds Nuncer taum
faifen, benn i9 mar Der erfte Slies
aer bier, unO ale ba8ten, Der b0fe
@eiIt tGme felbi, I'm nun llnbetl gu
FIFTEEN. NIs i9 gar aus meiner Meo=
i6ine. t~letterte unO beriu9te, einige
MenI9en beronaupinten, mar tein
boIten mebr. S9reienb unO beulenb
lief oles babon, bic Mdnner boran,
i6re binsefansnen &inbsr nd4 ibrer
Meinung benz Seufel als Spfer 5uz
riidloTen6. @irtli9, mein grf9einen
fDnnte i'm bunteIften Nfrita teinen
grDberen S9reden berborgerufen ba<
Ben. &urs entI9loKen lief i4 binter
Der Sorbc bsr iinb sriff mir brei, bier
@bineIen Bel ibren 3Opfen unb i9lepp=
te sic Seulenben an mein 5lug3eug
6eran, nm ibnen gu 5eigen, bob Der
aroBe 8ogel teirem tpds tdte. Nd9
einiger 3eit, balf bas, uno als i9 ibnen
Iogar einige &diditiide gob, oa meins
ten lie, es pdre bod tppbl a~usnabmsz
tpeiie elm gutter @eiit angef4pirrt GEE
fpmmen, un0 bos 5og aud BET ben
anberen. 0afir fdmen fie aber iebt
ole in fol9en Mahen, baB i3 mid
tpunberte, ooB bic Mai@ine ni@t 5erz
6riidt un6 mir ni9t mod mebr gez
ifoblen tpurbe. 9enn Steblen TT bic
biibf9e 8ei9dfti5ung Der SObne uno
SD9ter bes 2anbes Der Mitte.
9[us meiner Gage befreite mid Serr
Or. Morsan bon Ser amerifanii4en
MiFion. St fpra9 flieBenb 4inefi4
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

M0gli9Ifes eeton, uno an z. Yos
Oember abenSs fab i9 uuf elmer fir
mid tIor semadten tIeinen Oi4nnfe,
in 8esIeitung bes 9ineII9en @enes
rails 2iu, Stpeier Sfioiere unb flint
unopieroig SoIboten, bic mir gum
Si9erbeits> unb @6renbienif mitgeges
ben tuopen. Tun eing es tageIdng I'M
S4nedentempo mad Siiben, oenn Die
Ofdunte tpuroe Don Stpei Monn an
elmer an Der Mofipibe ansef9lages
men 2eine ftromauftpGrts perboIt.
Mber Die &ube tat mir pobl. uno
meme @ebonten t~ponbelten INNER
tpieber 5uriid nod Siingtdu.
Sd NOR in Siingtar Der ein3ige
Slieger pGbrenb bes ganaen &rieges,
unb ba i9 pese1 Der auBerOrbentli9
f9tperen SlueploBperbGltniRe ntd1t
elm einaiges MaI einen 8eoba9ter
mitnebmtn frnnte, mubte i9 meme
gon3en Jliiee ftets ALIEN ausfiibrsn.
Ser apeite SIisseroffisier mar i9on
Dor Dem &riese abgeltiirat unb bate
fi9 re9t erbebli9 berIebt, feline Wta>
19ine mar babel bplftGn0ig 5ertrunt@
inert. Meine Nufsabe mar bobsr
fdpierig, bufiir ober ou4 Inn 10 i@os
ner unb ebrenboner. S9on glet9 mob
Der &riessertIGruns fling i3 NIT met
men QuftI6rungsfIiigen an, bic MIDI
oft bunberte BON &ilometern nod
S9antung bineinfii9rter uno gleids
aeitig fir mid bor5iigIide @oriibun<
gen fir bic fpGtsren f9peren 5liige
puroen. 8ereits Infang September
erbieIt i9 meme Seuertaufe melt
orauBen, aIs i9 in fiinfasbnbunosrt
Meter 6Dbe 6as @eIdnbe rabgrote!!"
Mit 5ebn S9uBlO9ern in ben Srass
Hidden tebrte i9 auriid. Damn pieoer
Ionoierte i9, nit taufenb Metern be-
9innenb unb INNER bDber gsbeno,
bas auberorbentIi9 fdtper iiberfebr
bare, BON piloen @%ebirgen. S9lu4z
ten unb trodenen SluBbetten our9@
5ogene 9orgeldn6e bon Siingtau, bos
IpGtsr msin SauptfeIo Der SGtistsit
tperben foIlte.
Da i9 nod ouf a9tsebnbunbsrt
Meter 90be ernitli9e Sreffer bon Sc
tpebren unb Maf9inensetpe6ren err
bielt, mubte i9 meme san5en 8eos
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

ba9tnnssn ftets in s~peitouieno Mez
ter SDbe MAIDEN. Sobalo i9 bieie
errei9t bate, brOfelte i4 ben Maotor
10 ob, baB oas Tlusseug Die 9Dbe
BON felber bielt. Damn bling i9 meme
&arte bpr mid ans 9obeniteuer,
na6m msin Notiabeft CUR 9anb uno
beoba9tete na9 unten. spiI@en Srag=
Fiddle uno 9umpf binbur9febeno,
SEN Seinb. 9as 90benlteuer lieB i'd
gar5 los unb bic Settle ~fteuerte ia
nit Den SiBen. Gine Steruns um<
treiite ih bann 10 LANCE, Bis i9 aaes
eenou ausssmadt, in bic &arte elm
9etrogen, mir senau aufsef9rieben
uno cine gang genaue @fiaae angeferz
tfgt bate. orb unb gu mari ih bann
cine 9ombe ober bei4oB nit meiner
parabellumpiftole, Die i9 INNER Bel
mir bate, elm feinbli9es Tlusaens.
Sc nGber 6ie Sapaner tamen, I'm
10 f9pieriser purbe meine 4ufsabe.
Mber meme Mrbeit tpurbe am beiten
bur@ ben @rfols belobnt. llno bab
i@ ri9tis beobadete unb oen Sapae
nerr fur9tbar unansene6m NOR. lab
i1 am beiten aus ben gepaltisen Mns
ftrensunsen, bic Der Seinb ma6te,
mid berunteraubplen nnb mein Slug
aellg gu 5erftOren. Die feinoli&en
Slus5euse, a1t an Der 3ahl, bapon
bier gang boraisliae 8aherboppel@
oeder, Inn bic i9 bic Sapaner beions
oers beneibete, tparfen meiitens 8oms
ben auf meinen G9uppen. Oa i'd
aber aus @egeltu9 elm S9einflugs
asug angefsrtist bate unb bieIes ims
mer i90n Dor meinem alien S4up<
pen aufbaute, fielcn bic gan5en Bonn
ben in Der Ndbe biefer unf9uloisen
Mtrappe, pabrenb mein riAtiger gro>
Der @osel gang no anbers in elmer
@de bes plaBes ftanb.
60 bsrsinsen bic Sage, Der Sapa=
ner ridte ndber. unb Der 3eitpuntt
fam au9 INNER ndber. mo Die ii6er
breiBigtauienb Mann ftarten 5einoe
auf uniere feds &ilOmeter lange @er=
teioigunssltnie berftiir5en ipiirben, bic
bon tnapp breitaufenb Solbaten, al
leroings beutf9en Soloaten, f4on lett
@o9en gebalten nurbe.
4m 5. Nopember abenos tano i4
bann Dor meinem Jeftungsgouberz
neur unb: sd melbe mid geboriamlt
aus Der Teituns!" Das mar tpohl
bic ein3ise Meloung biefer Dirt, bic
bis6er in elmer belagerten oeusf4en
Jeituns yema9t iporben TT.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

unb flnbte meinen rieiissn 4ineiifden
Bob gum Manoarin, unb na9 ettpa
onbertbalb Stunben tamen audi tots
fd9li9 bier5is Solbaten aus benz
finfaebn Minuten entfernten Eager
CUR 8efpa9ung meines 5%lugaeuges.
Na9mittass sing i4 ans Semonties
rem meiner nSaube". 4ber oas mar
lei9ter selast als getan! Sd felber
bate nur einen S9raubenf9liifel
nit unb fu9te nun mad 8erf5eugen.
aber i9 befanb mid ia in Gbina, in
Der riidFdnOisiten &dubergegeno biez
fes 2anbes. mo es mod genau 10 ausz
fab, pie Dor t%auienb Sabren, unb
S9raubsnialiFel. S@rau6en5ie9er,
MeiBel mod etpas unbefanntes paz
rem. gnoli9 ent0edte i4 in Ser ame=
rifanii9en MiTion cine Dirt urb Elm
tiimmerli9es, fdgedbnli6es Ding.
9amit ging es On bic Irbeit, unb oa
i1 tpsnisitens meinen treuen bunbertz
5tpanaig pferbe ftarten Mereebesz
@e9sz3 blinbermotor pcr Der 8ers
ni@tung retten ipolte, bieb uno fGgte
ib i'm bonn Humpf ab. 4ber oa aeigz
tie 1i9, mos CUTE oeuti4e 4rbeit mar.
10 feit ipar ales gebaut. I'm bic Ges
iebe Ser Neutralitdt gu tpabren, CUB
ib ben Mptor Dem ManbariN gum
Mufbepobren, bas iibrige Slug5eue
3iinbete i9 an, un6 es ging 1ofort in
beGen Jlammen auf. Mir par 5uMu
tie, als i9 meme tpadere nSaube"
bremen fab, als Db ib einen lieben,
treuen &ameraben b%erlor; i9 mub
gefteben, Meinen mar mir ndber aIs
2a9tn.
Na4 ben amtii9en 8elu4en unb
Gesenbeiu9en beim Manodrin Juno
na9 einem poraiisliden Gfen, oas
bieier mir gu gbren CAB, uno BEL
Gem i9 als @ait 0abur9 ausge5ei9z
net tpurbe, baB id Meffer unb @abel
erbielt, ipurbe i'd in Der ameritaniz
f9en MiTion aufs r~eisenofte aufgez
npmmen. Hiibreno pur0e fir MIDI
gsForst uno beionoers 9err unb 5rall
Morgan, Srau Rice, bic Gattin oes
ameritonif9en MiRionars, unb 9errn
@imbel babe i'd gu banfen. Dis i'd
lanbete, bate id ni9ts NIT, als cine
3abnbiirite, Elm Stiid Seife uno mos
i1 gerabe auf benz 2eibe trug; als
i9 am nG9iten Sage ouf meme
Di9unfe ftieg, mubten bier &ulis Ste
Sa9en trGgen, oie mir fir bic lange
achrt mitssgebsn tparen. Der Man=
6arin SuansS aeans battle audi iein
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

te, parte in @9a0en ongeri9tet. Nun
tamen nur nod einige S9rapneus
binter mir Der, bas tparer Die leBten
Mbf9iebsgriibe Der Sapaner unb ibrer
enqlii6en 8unbes6riber an mid. oils
i6 bod genug NOR, 6rebte i9 nod
einmal I'm, ba lag bas liebe, feline
sfin9tau, bos 10 bel our9gema9t
uno 10 piel ausaubalten bate! Bis
in meme einfame 90be brong oas
0rDbnen Der @ef9iBe, bas &ra9en
Der @ranaten uno bas &nattern Der
@etpebre unb Ser Mafdinengeipebre.
@s mar Der Slang bes begonnenen
Gturmongriffs uno Der p%er5tpeifel%
ten @egentpebr. Sb mir bisien oritten
@turmangriff nod ous9alten mir
benz @bieu, Siingtau. lebt pobl, ibr
&omeroben, bic inr sort Mnten
fdmpft! 60 T9.per pur0e mir biefer
Mbf6ieo. DIS bic Sonns aufging,
f9tpebte i6 19on bo9 Oben i'm blauen
Metber iiber iiiOlid liesenoen piloen
@%ebirgen. Ser mobernite n8lodabe@
bru9" NOR mir gelunsen!
Stun sing es ipeiter unb INNER
peiter NIT faft fiibIi9em &urs benz
5iioli9en Gbina gu, iiber sertliiftete
ipilbe @ebirge, iiber Sliifie uno tpeite
@benen, bann aeitpeiie iibers offene
Steer unb iiber StGbtc un0 SOrfer.
Na9 elmer banbgrpben &arte oriens
tierte i9 mid uro fdon nm 8 nbr
bate i9 Die $50 &ilometer binter mir
unb mid eliidli9 na9 9ait9ou in
Der propin5 &ienaiu 5ureatgefunben.
@u9enb fpdbte i9 in bic Siefe nod
na4 einem geeigneten 2an0ungsplaB,
ober ,bamit fa9 es bDs aus! Iaes
iiberi9pemmt unb Dos finaige trodes
ne 2ano nit Sduiern unb @rdbern
bebedt. Gnbli@ bate i9 Elm %tleines,
etipa 1unoert Meter langes uno 5tpanz
gig Meter brsitss Selb enbedt, oas
aber an beiben ~2dnssfeitsil BON tiefen
@rGbea unb Mauern, born uno BIN
ten bonn Jlub einsef9lpRen lpur. Die
2on0ung mar f@per, aber mas balf
esq Sd befanb mid ia mitten in
CHINA unb ni9t in 9euti9lanb uno
tpar frob, iiberboupt ned bieien pldB
sefunben gu baben. SEPT sins es bers
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Mrtn lftgtfr Tlttg lit Ghtna.
gur SberIentnrut sur See EliiGur.

einen fur9tbaren StoB, unO nur nit
eifsrner Touit tonnte i9 bic Mai4ine
CUR Hube aipinsen unb pOr benz Gb<
itur5 betpobren. Cine feinOIi4e @ras
nate mar geruOe untsr mir trepiert,
uno Der 2uftbrud bate mid bei>
nabe gu 8Oben gef9Ieubert. aDsr
@ottlob! Nur nit @r0e purbe i9
iiberI9iittet uno auBer einem fault
qroBen God, bas elm @ranatipIiiter
in meme Iinte Srasfld@e serihen bats
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

ols ib am 6. Nopember 1914 friib
um $50 ubr an mein itortflares
Glugaeug berantrat. Weine brape
Mai9ine, Die mid 10 oft our4 uno
iiber @ei9oB> unb @4rapneabagel
aefa6rt bate, Ioute nun gum lesten
Waole ibrsn Meiiter tragen; nod cine
perantpprtunsspoue Iufgabe bate ID
gu erfinen. G4neu nod cine tur3e
priifuns bes MotOrs, bann mar teine
3eit me6r gu berlieren. Senn ieit
o9t Sogen aerpfliigten Die feinoli9en
@ranaten fDrmli9 Der SltisplaB, Der
elei9aeitis mein einaiger Start unb
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

Der sin5ise TIieger in Siinstau
pGbrenO Der eanssn 3eit Der gsIdges
runa mar SberIeutnant our Gee
pIiI@op unb es Oiirfte fir Diele Elm
Beri9t BON SntsrsFe iein, Sen er ist>
neraeit, Dor nunmebr apei Sabren,
TN uOFoIiat. 2tobb" iiber ieinen leB>
ten Slug in CHINA OerOffentli4te. @r
fdrieb:
8rummenb treiite Der propeller,
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

aonounssplaB mar, unb niemunO,
ben ni9t bic eiferne pflidt bier bielt,
tpaste fi9 in Dieien 90llenpfubl binz
elm. Ro9 einen trdftigen Sdnbsorud
meiner bier brapen 2sute gum Nbz
f9ieb, nod einmaI itrei4elte i4 ben
Ropf meines treten 9unoes r9uss
bent, Der mid traurig NIT ieinen
flusen Nussn onfab, bann CAB i9
.@ougas" unb pie Elm pfeil i4ob
bic nSdube" in Die Na4t binaus. Ou
pl0Bli9, als id eben oreiBig Meter
bod unb ettpa iiber Der Mitte Des
ploBes NOR. erbielt mein 5lugseug
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Cine @crletmna.

,@rotuliere, 9srr S9mibt! Sbr
Serr Sobn 1T ia tpobI gum 2eutnant
bef0rbert porDen?" - Dante, ia -
ser 1T aus benz nnteroffi5iersfta in
ben Sffiaiersunter itano perfeBt ipor>
oen."
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

Naaiefat. .Sier baben Cure @aies
fiat ben neuen S~elo5ugsplan. Wiobten
Cure MaaieItdt Die @naoe baben, @urer
Waieitdt @utabte.i barliber ~ab5ngeter
uno gurer Maieltdt = ni6t gu bers
gefiett - &aiierlides Siegel oarnn gu
befeltigen. Majeitdt?"
8dterdcn: Sat i'm mein eng>
Iilder Saffron i6o.. begntadtet?"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-15
LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT

Probably a hundred South Dakota
newspapers responded to the call of
the development league to issue special
editions and publish articles relating
to our during appreciation
and development week. In planning
the week the league did not consider
the handicaps besetting the papers
that week. The most serious condition
confronting the newspapers was the
increased cost of paper and its scar
city, and this along with the political
campaigns made the task Of getting
out a special edition rather hard. How.
ever, the appearance of the papers in
dicated their publishers entered hearth
ly into the scheme but the lack Of adj
yertising in some of them and the fail
ure Of organizations and individuals TO
buy extra cop'es looked as though the
editions were little appreciated The
Parker Press-Lcader sums up the siyl-
alton in the following manner:
The Press-Lcadcr had intended Civ
ing special mention, last week, to the
newspapers of the state which issued
Appreciation Week" issues, but the
comment was crowded out by election
returns. Probably one hundred papers
either issued special editions or went
TO the expense Of using the two PAGES
Of state booster articles, without ad-
ditional local effort. Figured on a
basis of 1000 subscribers for each
Paper. this would put the articles, set
ting forth the advantages of South pa
kota and local communities, into one
hundred thousand homes, Figured on
the basis of display advertising rates,
which prevail in the Press-Leader Of
fee the amount of space used by the
state booster articles would have
amounted to $3.50 per issue, or $3.50
for the hundred papers which used the
articles; but instead of charging the
state for the insertions, the publishers
even went so far as to pay for the
boiler plate" in which form they were
sem out. The state development league
will always find the newspapers be-
hind every move which is for the up
building Of the state. 1t might not be
out of the way to ask the legislators
to remember this fact when they be-
come INSPIRED" during legislative SEES
sions, to legislate the newspapers out
of what little business occasionally
comes to them from the state depart
ment; also, that job printing sent out
side the state, as is true Of a large per
centage of the state work does not in
any way encourage the newspapers to
continue the good work.