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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-07-01
Village Gossip

Paul Brady left Thursday for Ten
nessee where he will remain for about
ten days prior to leaving for the
Plattsburg camp.
Allan Carson ate some green
peaches Tuesday which very nearly
kept him from taking part in the
graduation exercises in Fort Lee.
However, he rallied for the occasion
and covered himself with honors. He
will enter Englewood High School
next fall.
Last Saturday the w. D. Lemons
attended dinner dance given at the
Englewood Golf Club, of which they
are members. Miss H. D. Reynolds
was their guest.
Mrs. Kingsley left on Wednesday
for two weeks visit in New Eng
land. She plans to stop at New Bed
ford and Nantucket Island, Mass.
The Paul T. Bradys spent the last
weekend at their Pawling farm.
Anyone who finds the Crawford
bulldog, which has been lost, will re-
ceive handsome reward.
Don't fail to see the Darby Cup
baseball game at the Playground on
July in the afternoon! It is going
to be the event of the season.
Forrest May is reported to be i'm
proving.
The st. Johns think the world and
all Of their new Oldsmobile eight. 1t
is trim beauty.
Some of the boys in town have been
fishing at Rockland Lake several
times this summer and have had
pretty good luck. Glen Harker caught
fine four pound black bass there
last Saturday.
The S. E. Darbys left for their
new summer home at Greenport,
L. l., last Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Chard and her son
Arthur, of Hastings, Minnesota, are
visiting the c. P. Berkey's.
DIR. c. P. Berkey is on short trip
to the copper mines of Michigan.
The ceremonial costumes for the
Palisade Campfire girls have arrived
and the young girls are very much
pleased with them.
Leon Beuhman is spending his va
cation working at the American Can
Company, helping to make war NUM-
tions for the Allies.
James Woolcott has left for Mr..
Whites boys camp on Lake Cham
plain, where he will spend the
summer.
Paul Binner looks like regular
man with his new long pants on.
The small boys of Palisade are fire.
quent visitors at the old Englewood
reservoir where the swimming is
great.
Vincent B. Kelly says that he can
see the cabbages sprouting in Sans
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-07-01
Girl Graduate Dies
From Operation

Miss Lillian Lorenz, 81, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lorenz, of
Pink street, Hackensack, died Satur-
day night in the Hackensack Hos
pital following a serious operation
for appendicitis. The many neigh
bors and friends are deeply grieved
and have extended condolences to
the heartbroken parents.
Miss Lorenz was a graduate of
grammar school, and after COM
mercial course in local business
college, entered the employ of Cliff
ford Huyler, a local coal dealer. She
was popular in one Of the local cir
cles of young people. Four years
ago her brother, Henry, died after a
brief illness.
Deceased is survived by her parents
and one brother, William. The funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon.
Record.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-07-01
Palisades Public School Exhibition
Monday Evening Was Fine Success
With Remarkable Display of Work

Classroom Walls Filled With Handcraf Designs Sewing and
Hemsttching, Draining Maps, Compositions Wall PAPER
Patterns, Scroll york. and Other Interesting Things
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-07-01

The rise and fall of the waves on
which a new boat rests drives its
propeller.
Burning ground coffee in room
will Danish the odor of stale cigar
smoke.
French inventors have patented a
trunk made by welding sheets Of
steel together.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
7 ANS


The week ending the 2sth PASSED yer,
quietly in our town.
The sudden change Of the weather lief,
lots oil our people on the sick list.
Miss Carrie Mae Hines spent the great
er portion OF the week in obed with ,hs
Ia Grippe, bat sine is some letter now.
Mrs- Katie Conrad 10 still IN bed with
La Grippe.
The bed has not a. yet claimed Mn.
Susie Smith, b-: she is still on the grunr,
Mrs. Polly LETTERS, state Deputy Of tn.
independent Order ot Salt Lukes, IL On
tie Tsms sick list.
Mrs- j. j. Steele Was called home u
x 'anoke very suddenly u the trr,iside
her sick father
Mrs Mary Orr celebrated her y7tl,
birthdaA last Friday by serving ice
cream and cake to some OF her man,
friends.
Mrs- Josephine q. Cannadsy, Nm
SAilie Cousins and Miss virene Sellers.
principal and TEACHERS OF tn. Tsms grad
al school. had teacher friends visiting
them fr,m Trayle~ and luinnimont
Gull Temple Masonic Lodge. No. AZ.
mourns tile sad lost OF A. p. Straughter.
state Grand Master Of Masons, who de-
pslted this life January NJ. We hot~
To poblish a accurate account in the nes,
issue Of this paper.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
n Alpine

Owing 10 some c.use they failed 70
have service Sunday. but the Sabbath
School was we'll attended and each ONE
seemed 70 he well equipped with the les-
con.
Mr.. and Mn Msckey, Of Big stick
were the guests Of Mr. and Mn. Dues
sunday.
Mis Arena Coles left Monday for the
hospital 81 Berkeley.
Ia 1rppe 10 = disease that 10 raging
THE plsee- Come one in every family
has been down with it, but no dealt .
have occurred from it a. yet and We hon.
Tor the sick . speedy recovery.
Mis- Lieile Franklin left Sunday sun
day for her home i'm Virgins.
Mr. John Harris Was called u Blue
held Institute on account of the illness OF
ms daughter, Miss Susie Harris.
Mn. Miller and her her two children.
al Trsyiee. were the week end guest of
MO. Jennie 10 1elaee.
Mr. Henry Morgan. of Gistto, 10 th~
gn'st OF his uncle. Mr.. Corney Richard
san.
IL was quite sad Thursday night when
t'e death angel ,called for the baby a
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan White. Its remain.
80 carried 70 Sophia Friday for burial
Their many friends are in symathy with,
the father and mother.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
Card Of Thanks.

desire 10 thank the public and my
msny.fnend- for their extreme kindoe-.
10 me end my family curing the illness
81 myself, my wife and my daughter
HE hand OF God was laid heavily upon
ne but Nth bic help and the kindness O,
Trends We are nov convsIesoent.
shall not soon forget the kindne- shown
ne end viii cherish the memory Of th.
many sets Of kindne-s and generosity o.
very pleasant rrcoIlection.
g. J. NOWLING.
10 Jones strret,
Bluefeid, W. We.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
c0viN6T0N

Commodore Mcdowell bad the mic
fortude to eet bic left foot smashed very
badly Friday evening while working Al
the furance
Alter suffering . long while Mr. John
L. Mann succumbed TO an Hines sttri-
bated chiefly To old age, Thursday. jan
nary -. 1T $50 O'Clock in bis home, SIS
Cherry street. The funeral Ger, ices
were conducted from the home Saturday
afternoon at > O. clock Rev. r. r. Jack
son. pastor OF the Pine Street Baptist
church. officiating. slr. Mann Was born
In Craig County, Va, May ~. lss5. and
sF'ent most of his days 1t his home until
about nine years ago when he moved 70
this city. lie Was a. u member OF thu
first Baptist church IN Craig County
and lived Christian tile principal part
al h's life. Tie MAS very highly respect
I'll citizen of tins town and had won
many iriende While here. lie 10 sprviv-
Ell by four sons, one brother, = number
u grandchildren and other relatives. In
terment Was IN Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The Masquerade Soclal gisen At tie
RESIDENCE of Mr.. William N-wsome Fri.
dpay ~ss quite q success
Mrs. Delphia Young and Mr.. David
Brown returned home saturday night,
sitter attending the funeral Of their neph
e~. Isaac Wicks. ia Montgomery. Tu-
berculoscis was the cause Of his death.
Mr.. Preston Mann left sunday morn
for his home IN salem. after attending
the funeral of his brother, Mr. John
L.. Mann.
Mn SYLVIA Mann returned home from
k"hmond Saturday night after attend
iny tile funeral OF her mother. Mrs. Ann
Eru-is, Who died January H.
Mr.. Henry Mack, Who was employed
Al the furancr vi the Low Moor Iron
"'nPany Of this place. Was very badl,
burned sunday nivht 10y stepping int
bot clnders
hr. Harry Reynolds left "Wednesday
f'r las home in Big Island Ia liz msrrs Il
L. Miss Mary r.. Brown, of that plse.
lee couple Was Joined together NJ :
Z" clock Saturday morning and left im-
mediately fro this city, arriving here q,
!" 10 O'Clock. A reception war given
them IN the home OF Mrs. Mary Free
man, l2i Oak Street, where they an
Inv residing
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

There y much binding going on ri
,his place.
DR. ;. ID. Hatfield 70 having seversl
resident houses undergoing consrction.
Mr. Geo.ge Cockrsne has t~en am.
what indisposed for the sst ihr~~ or
four days.
Mrs X. Addison, who u one Of on,
good and strong church workers. hs-
heen .ome~hst indisposed.
Mrs Marguerite Simmons. . represent
suse Of the Preifc Mutual Insnrsn..
Company ~ss In The town this wr~k.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

rOk SA4: West Virgins. shufs~r.
Pure PIG Cams; Guaranteed 20 win or
die tryine. Originstsi and bred bv w
2 Howard, worth, W Va
MA
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
N o tic e

The Representative for The Mcdowell
Tins w'ii b 70 call on Won soon % pless-
peg up soepur booss can bessrsixos.soos
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

~ Local sppiicsssoasI - snsy cannot rssen
s-se 49, sss -. 800 g s.,s = - sss RE-:
$500 Gee 80 - sss.s.ssssss., ss.sSy
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

CLtRk WIN TUCKER. Prom.
SIDE NORTHFORK. WA
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF MCDOWELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth ]
iicial Circuip Counties of Nc
lowell. Mercer and Monroe
Hon. Isaiah q. Herndon, Judge
WEIGH: w. Burbridge Pawn
Clerk.
Terms OF Court SeconL Tues
lay In February June aud Sep-
tembe
CRIMINAL COURT: Hon. Jas.
French Strother, Judge; h.
Payne, Clerk.
Terms of Court Second Mon.
day in January, April, July and
October.
COUNTY COURT: DR.. R.K.
Hragonier, President. Keystone.
Col. las. Elwuod .Iones
Commissioner
w. W. WHITE, clerk. WEIGH.
Terms of Court. First Mon
day in January. April, August
and October.
License Term. first Monday in
June.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Sheriff. J F Johnson, WEIGH.
Prosecuting Attorney &c
Cook
Assistant Pros. Attorney, GIL
COUNT
Clerk Circuitand Grim. Courts.
Burb ridge Payne
Clerk County Court, w. W.
Whyte
County Surveyor. wCMorpsn
Vivian
Supt. Free Schools. W Cassius
Cook, WEIGH
Assessor. G + Rusmisell
County Road Engineer, W j
M sClaren
County Health Officer and cor.
oner, DIR. ii. q. Camper
Com mission School Lands
Y r. Rusmisell. Mcdowell
Members House OF Delegates
!" w Hughes and G.. f.. Hartman
State Senator's, Sixth Sen.,o
rial district (coun ties Of McOow
ell, MinRo, wayne and wyominy
Jas A. Strother WEIGH: Wells
Goodykootz. williamson.
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GaIbei nIadt
grauCs 9aar 0mntrI.
IS it @ruhnniters 8c5ept MN
6urbc nnS Sinus Sem Nanr
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COMPOUND @lit 3upcriiht fam,
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tiirlidc 6orbe nro oer @lonS Sbrcs
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So9r oro Sulphur" neil 6 Dos
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oab glicmariO iaeen fnnn &c lei al
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fah cireil Shmounn ooer cine Deibc
8iiritc onniit al uio 6iebt oicic ourd)
oos SOAR. inoem man sur 3cit einen
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@or0clana pen Ssraut5citcn DC
ituumt. (9ln5eigc)
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sim Tabrt bnrdJ Seu gats'aanaI.

Cine Sabrt bnrdJ ben 5ueS'aanal.
rae .Socrobaiaid1c Snnocls-
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BAT.
9lls sic oSa6anan" 10 er5dblt Der
houanoid)c 8ciienoe, om 4 ysovCH.
pcg III Bort 5aio auiam 1attc iic
nrer al @orO, bic III liIiabon
asoiioac nud Bort 5aio aeuomncn
Soften. Iic cigiibc 9cbor0c per
weacuc ihucn jinahit abcr oesdn
puma lmo crit alS Der Captain oes
djilics i'd itrific lueigeric. Die
2caic nit nnh gataUia 81 ncbmen.
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liihcr griWpmscrbnno beidnoe 81.
t9c 1ogc uorbcr mar aud al ole
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pirr bcihoieii lporbci Him orei lllr
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non ben en9l1noerr erbeiteie siIn
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mihm iii 0cr Niiitc seieBGt cir
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Srintt brikes @alier,
iUcMn sic cine rOligr
0autiarbe iOiinl3en.
Snst, mir miiiicn nndj cincm Snnem-
buO nmbeOimst beRcr un0icGcu
umS nns iuOglrr fii6lcn.

I'm onl belten ors6liieben llnO lib
on poblIten 5u iii6len muB man
icocn W1oreen cin Snncnboo uebmen
Inn aus oem aorper Die 9tiiditonoc,
lauren @GbrItoffe mo 0iItiecn Mi-
frobcn oes 8ortages 0u piilen, che
iic in'S 9hit iibrrgc6eu. Serooa pie
brcnncnoe aoDIc cine gelpiiic Men8c
nnuerbrennborcr Stoiic in Seitalt
bon 9lidc binterlGBt, 10 bintcrloiicn
bic jcOen Eog genoiienen Speilci
ino @etrdnfe cinen gelpiien .&iid
Iiun0 in Den 8erooilungS Gr0ancl
bon unpcrooulibem @latcriaL Der,
mem niht eltiernt, D}ifroben ln0
@iltc pr5eugt, Die oonn bon Den aa-
n1lcn in oos 9hlt iibereciil0rt iuer-
ben oic on5u bcitimnt iin6, nur
911britoffe sur erbnltrng oes Stor'
pcrs niif5iiiouger
@enn sic oen 9ouh Der @elnno
belt in SDren &ongcn blitber Sbrc
$ont fIorer nn6 fIorer iueroen icben
ipollcn, miro Sbnet geinet jeoen
Worgen bei'm glufiteben ein @los
beiBeu 8niiers nit einem Ebeeloiiel
bon anltltein @9ospbot 81 trinfem
mas Elm iuliH1olihes Nlittel it, um
ole Riidit1noe inO Wlifrobcu aus
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uno gingcipeiOen 5u lpolhen lOo.
olrH Der gon5e @eroniungs glppa.
rit serciniet, cririiht mo eeitdrft
miro, ebe man oen YRogcn Dcitcre
globrline 5nfiibrt
Wl1nner nit iobler Sout, &cbers
ileden, @itIteln oocr bleihcr @c.
iidtsforbe. unO 2cutc nit bcleQter
3unec, i9Iehtcm Scidmod libel
riedlenocm 9lt1cn, unocre, oic pon
SGopfidmcr6cit 9cronuinositorm.
gen iuurenl @}ugrn oocr 0ortlcibig.
felt acplogt iino, loIltcn bcginnen
beiBcs @bospbot.y8 5it trinfrt
mio ibncn ipcroen in cincr oocr 5ipci
@ofen cntihicOcnc GemItotc 5ugc.
iidert.
Sin piertel 4fmo aolfitein @bos-
pbot foitet mir icbr menig in 9lpotGc-
fen, geniigt ober, 5u oemonitriren
ooB. mic Seiic uno beiBes 9Saiier
oic Soitt Der gluBenieite reiuigt, fldrt
lmO erfriibt, beiBeS Moiier uno
9alfItein.4bospbotl oui Oie inneren
Crgoue ipirfen gSir miiiien ltets
bcoenfen, OoB innere Sanitation be.
oeuteno ipihtiger it, ais dilBerc
9ieinIihfeit, ipcil Die @oren Ser @nut
Dem @lutc feinc llnrciulidfeitcn 5ls
iiibrcn, mic oic %oren scr GiuGauc
&c oies tbun (9ln5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

iraHB0iider gsiiicuiboit nidts nil.
len, ionOcrn betontc, ooB OieS aus
ihlieBlid ieinc perionIidc Seiihug
iei. Gin 0clitiber, gomcus GeOns,
Der idou in ie6r iungcn So6ren nodl
England gegun9en mar. nimmt in elf
nem 9uhe ii6er einiec 6iinoomcntaI-
idbe Der G6emie, cine biitoriide I'M
teriudung sur Grgdn5ung ser Sc6r-
iino SauO6iider, iiir Sen GngldnOcr
So6n Iolton, scr sic 9ltomt6eori1
aufItellte, Oas gcroienit in glniprid
ais 9egriinocr ser wiiienihoitli6cn
@beniic augeie6en ST mcr0cn 9lnoc-
rcrieits lino o6cr 5pciicIloS oie Scr
Oienite, bic iih 9cr5eius geroOc
Ourb gluiiteliing ser genauen g(tont
seiuidts Iobcue crporbcn 6ot, 90
ber 5it 6epertben ais Die GoltonS
Grnit bon McDer 6e5eidnet in iciner
@eitibtc scr G6cmic micocr Sdcclc
ais 0cn 6eOeuten6iteu G6emifcr aaer
3citen. Sdeelc lit nlm ge6orener
Tcutider lUirfte ober in SdmcOelL
9criidiidltiet man peiter, OnB eS
3eiten ao6, no Oie@benifer Scr g9elt
sur Iebten 9(usbiIOung in Stod6olnL
Damn In Boris 5uiammcttrnieu oaB
Damn lpieoer oas llnterrihtsmeien
auf dcnIiidcm @e6ictc 6irdb 2ie6ig
in Geutidlono auf 0as mddItiglic 9e-
forOcrt puroc, onm miro man cinie.
ben, 0aB ser GinflIB 0es cin5clnelt
aui ole @ntlpideIung elmer g9iiien'
ihaft, niht nlr Ser G6enlic, Ourdl-
oiS a6bdngis 1T bon Ben @cr6rci
tlngSmoglidfeitcn oie i6m gege5eI
iinO, un6 bon Der itootliden ,Siirlor-
&c, sic ocm @ebiet 5ugcmonot miro
gRon lpiro aIio ciriebcn nriiicll ooB
Sic Gutpidcliutg Der @iiicnitloit ais
rationale nift nngeie6cn mcroen
fam. ge Dem 6eutigcn StonO Der
Iingc fam jeOe auIturnotion i6reE
Slnt6eil 0oran 6obcn SIS miro iiets
3citen ecbcn no in Ocm einen ODER
ouoercn QanOe Oie9rt6Gtigung cinen
gIifidming ooer glieoergong cridbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

gcn nur um 70 lnneicr wnHieii lieben banu
hilitn Sie Jbrt pdno encn 4lungnDlid lurld
NIB bcbtrfril 1ie oicN Aeuetcii Sic cas-
irc4nei i0iofi clii sic l5nneu Nbre zdllnc
np0 Sirmpir ipiprt outlber niiiieben Na0
4nbUetnunc W. nanin. SIS ljli bae 0ibuers
nNpe aQul nuh rcin as. 60 iN Der cilc
lfihle 9en. AiAi5, pdN Hest oncr aiii ede
Wibrtrulae oradt Slc lonnct llcinetc
enrpr iinpru 2ir iinoen 4gtnoc am Girhcif
lgnr 2nmfrtn, felnf Yelu 9lcpncu etc
ieluf ENhllunlf nn
4Ngtt1l lpirn uou slpoiNplclH HptaN lNt
25c bic 6llluf ncrlaui uper olicn por 81
Nnpfcugg % Np. 0nlcnqu. 1N.. petnuol
lAnn.HWlIsl NllL0 MlnI2al
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Die S6cntic nnb Sic glotionrn.

I'm Die 3eit ocs Gcptih 6ran3o-
iiid)cn aric9cs bon iS7O/7t cntiparn
iih III ocn betbcilieten arciien eli
redlt heiiiger @lciniingsitreit oorii.
Der, o6 sic Ghcinie cine irnn36iiihc
&iiieuihait ici. Sieron fniipitr in
Der @1drjiibing Ser 9erlincr @eiea-
ihdit iiir Oie @eidbihte ser Ndturl
ipiIicnidaftcn imo Ser 9lcoi3in &c.
9ciutratb 9rofciior BON guhfn oil
lic 6run5oien fii6ren 6ciauntlid ID.
rem glniprud. Sic g6erIie ais fran50-
nide @iiienihoit eelteu 81 loiier,
auf Die Beroieuite 5uriid, oie id,
Sopoiiier mn sic GAenie cruorbcu
bot. gluocrcrieiis ilouo 2apoilicr
iribit nitt aiti oent Stonopinfte,
oenn ct lpodie BON ser Gbeni 2s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

Nlarnlorar6eit uHrOc 5nn groBten
S6eil IN Garrora auS9eni6rt, oann
pirOc OaS Ccntmal in nom fcrtig-
geiiellt, cbenio mie ser Sarfopbag,
oni Dem Oie @eitolt rlGt.
Shlid)t pic Die Siaur lit and Die.
ier Sartop6aa. Ocr nit eincm 9a6r.
tlid beOeft it, Oeiien Soum gloler,
aroncu mo Die Snidriit .9iliie, 9o-
ni9h pom grauBen" bilocn, oie
9dngsieitcn jeiseu oeu preilBii6en
gl0ler lmO oen medlenburgiiden
8iiiieIfopi. Su g(uonit 1914 mar
Ons gan5c Grobmal SIR Gerienolng
nad Berlin bcreit. Cortbiu batter
idon @ciicnoe, oic Oas @crf IN Sta.
lien cntitcbeu iaben berihtct. es Iei
lmm0glib, ctipaS S6onercs ais oicic
Arbeit IN Marmor 81 ieben. Wfan
barrie aIio nit grobtcr Spanumo
auf OoS ainitmcrf gfbcr pIoslidb.
gcraOe 5li g9eibnaftcn 1914, BRAD.
ten Ole 3citingen Oic yluhridt, OaS
cngliide Sdiif, OaS oen transport
beiUertitelligte, lei nit ieincr foii6n-
rcu 9aOung bon cilem nnlerifani-
ihcn &aper genommer; 3niib, ser
iih nuf Der 9leiie not Der Saupt-
itnOt BreuBenS beianO, b0rte eS in
gtind]en un0 elite nnd) Berlin ipo
man oicr5ebr Gage ipater Oir bern.
bisenOc @cipiBbeit crbielt. oas amc-
ritoniide aaperid)iff ici iDicoer bon
einem engliidcn abgeiangeu inO ooS
Ylarmorlperf in Seric1 gclonoet.
gio6 N|onoic ober 0auerte es, bepor
OnS @rabmal IN Gbarlottenblrg cin.
iraf mo III Oem in5piiden iertigge-
iiellten Mnuiolelm ieinen @Iae fin
ben ionrtc. 0ieI mebr. ais Der erite
@ntIburi a6ncn Iieb, mar miS ocm
8linihperf gcipor0en. ginud bate
ale Grnarttngen, Sic man allf i'm
icbte, uidt mir gercdtiertigt, onoern
melt iibertroffcn nit oieicr eritcll
groBeren g(rbeit Iteatc er lid iogIeih
in cine Jlci6c nit ocn 6crborraacHo.
iten @iIobaucrn iciner 3eit. lluO
wie Dor blnoert Sabrcn mr. cine
Gimme Der 9epnnoeriina imo glu.
crfennimg ii6cr oos @ra6niaI lont
muroc, 10 gebt eS aud belifc ulr ciu
lIrtbeil cariiber. @apib ipridlt and
oas oeuiidle @eniit6 NIT. lpenn mir
Die @ubeiidtte Scr oiclacpriiiten Sso.
nigir 2uiie bCinhen ober iiber Dies
ioeclle W1omeiit binails ipirft oas
oilrdj lid iclber nit be-
;aubernoer @epnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

@almlOnntagssGyeonnten
4gandmol idout sIlcs bitter ans.
gIs udr sic &clt ciu yiarrenbaus,
29o bic Gernmit cutiIobcn;
Ger 0inc ucint, Der 9lnoere ladJt,
60 mics Der Shluarm Der Inrrel
nadlt
gSenn Seioenidjaiten Io6cn.
Sin 5cier iiedt lie aae on,
Iic ar0Bte Scute lit Der @a6ll
syu alten Sdriiieu tam mans leicu,
@s iit idon 9IlleS Odgclueicn
@crn iprad man Don Dem @cilt ocr
3cit.
alo mar Scr Iag oco 2idlts nidlt
ucit,
Wiit ieinem 8Iiitbcntroli5c
aliau iprad bon Scr5cnorcligion,
glls iudren lpir au 3iele id)on
lImrinat pom Ciicrglau3e;
Sin iriidcr Saudi nil ms rnwc0'n,
glIs iout' oas 2ebcn nru eriie0n
1a idlt ciu 6roii auf ole @lieoer.
Iic 3eit 0cs geabHeS fcgret pieocr
glls lcbicu mir i'm Sei0cilanO,
$40 iie, oas 9lntbcil in Der Saro,
giob WlenidcuiIciid Uer5cbrrn
GD tici ieat man oie 0lcligioii
llno ipridt oer yleuideuDiiroc So6lL
Tie Seiocn 81 5etebren
So iDie Der miloc 9Creiirom idaumt
lhiO in oes CbaIesGrlno lid 6aumt
zo ireibt Ser 8a6n iein pilOcS @es
icn
ee III idon piles oagcpcicnl
sSd oad)tc oft ce mar 0orbci
ante Nieuidbcit mare enolih irci
4pu ir0cm &obngebiloe
sQlaadj' groBcr gcbrcr ging U0ran
llno ofiuctc ocs 9ihtcs gabn
3luu aoitIidlcu Seiiloe
Ninndl ircucr Sirtc Bat gcleDt
glIs bait Elm Gngel smS innidpue6t;
Ircu lit CT hrs Dorauecgangcn
glun ioIlcn @atlIcr ms nniaugcn2
IodJ aial IoS 5dppcigeu piro
sur 9flidt
Obs iait ein Dlanncs6er3 5rbridt
Ier gea6n miro Ipieocr Nlooe
49as oeuft S6r, lueni 6cit' SeiuS
fam
Tcs &inlHelS treuiier Boie@
@cm cr oas ipiloc Sdrcicn bort
9lc man oa lpetteri ihidlt mo
Idport2
ga milr0c iciuc Siimnc idnaer:
agln Gndl bnb' id fein' g9obIgeiaacnl
,Sdl pilon5tc Cilien idjoncr 9nunt
acas mar mciu g9crt, mcin 2cbcrs.
traltn,
lic @icuihcn Bu 6cgIiidcr
llno glacS ga6 idl aiid nirin 9Int
Iic yicbc NOR mcin boAlicS Ont
,sbr ipo0t MIR 5riidte piliidcu
sbr lcbrt ocu alten, finiiern SaB
9Ils fame i'd I'M MancrioD
lmO 90 i'd td9lidl fommci iucroc.
sSbr 5oblt ood] uidlt 81 mciipr Seer
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