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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09
How Thew Take IL.

| How They Take IL.
The Register last week announced that
owing to the tremendous increase in the
cost of everything going to make up a
newspaper il was compelled to advance
the subscription price from dollar year
10 dollar and a-haIf. There have been
some curious results from this announce
ment. The first man to whom we broke
the sad news gave grin and paid up his
back dues, then forked over dollar and
a-half for another year, saying that he
saw the point and realized the difficulties
of the newspapers under present circum-
stances.
Friday subscriber from the Junction
neighborhood rushed into our office and
seemed real angry. He paid few cents
that was due and shouted "Cut il out
Cut it out Stop my paperP' You might
have thought we were going to charge
him a million dollars year.
A farmer from south of town was al
most as much excited at the prospect of
paying a cent week more. He ordered
US to take his name off-he's going to
buy Baltimore paper when he wants
the news. We suggested that the in
crease on one bushel of his wheat would
pay the advance asked on years sub
scription, but that extra half dollar look
ed as big as the full moon to him and he
insists on doing without the old home
paper.
What difference on the other side OF
the question One dear. good woman
said that she regards the Register as the
best local paper she has ever read, and
she wanted to be the very first person to
show her appreciation by paying the in
creased price-and that she did. Another
appreciative lady said she would discon-
tinue her Register, because two copies
were coming to the home, and one was
sufficient. But she said she wanted US
to know that she thinks the paper is all
right and worth dollar and alfalfa year,
so she subscribed for relative in a far
off State. A sister was just as generous
in her expressions and said she knew she
would get her moneys worth and more.
Our venerable friend Mr.. VIM. L. No
land, of Charles Town, sent check for
renewal of his subscription and said at
is all right to make an increase, as paper
is so high"
We are deeply touched by gracious
letter from our venerable friend, Isaac F.
Nicholson, Esq, of Baltimore, who has
long been an appreciative reader OF the
Register How kindly and generous his
attitude. and how small appears the petty
attitude OF those who refuse 10 give the
subject of an increase fair considera-
ton, but Jump TO mean and hasty con-
clusiou. Mr.. Nicholson's letter is as fol-
lows.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09

Nothing is surer than when We drift,
We drift down.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09
Tuesday, November Is, 1915
the following personal property:
7 Head of Horses and Colts.

Bet bay mare years old. barShare leader weight
100. Grace. bay mare gyelTs old. good strap mare.
also good leader. weight 1850 Beauty. years old.
lady driving mare. with fine hackney colt by her
side. DOIlie IS months old bay FLY. 4 promising
one. Belle. bay mare, years old. viii work my
where hfclrf rWn sucking cnlfs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09
The d. A. X. Meeting.


The State convention Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, in session
in Shepherdstown last week, ended its
work and adjourned Late last Thursday
afternoon, after deciding to meet next
year in Weston. All of the sessions OF
the convention were pleasant and har-
monious, the business was dispatched
quickly and satisfactorily. and il was
agreed that it was one of the best meet
ings of the D. A. R. that has yet been
held.
1t is gratifying to know that our visitors
were so greatly pleased with their stay
in Shepherdstown and the entertainment
they received while here. The delegates
were cultured and charming ladies' who
were gladly taken into the homes OF our
people, and their presence was ample
recompense for the hospitality extended
them. They gave every evidence Of ap-
probation and were delighted with the
many places of historic interest in and
about our fine old town. Mrs. James s.
Phillips, regent OF our local chapter. / who
worked so hard to make the convention
a success. was highly complimented for
the entirely satisfactory arrangements
that had been made, down to the smallest
details, and everybody acknowledges the
result OF her good management The
convention was an event in Shepherds
town that is most pleasant to remember.
Editor Register wish to thank a |
the citizens OF Shepherdstown and the
members of my chapter who so aobly as
sisted in making the conference OF the
State of West Virginia Daughters OF the
American Revolution so great success.
Every delegate feltthatwe were personally
entertaining her, and all wished to extend
to our town their deepest gratitude. In
the olden time this old town was noted
for its hospitality, and it is great cause
of rejoicing to me that the spirit still lives
in US and when occasion presents itself
we are ready.
ANNA LATIMER CHAPLINE PHILLIPS,
Regent Pack Horse Ford Chapter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned intending 10 quit farming and
move from the county. viii sell At his residence on
what IS known as the Emanuel Staley iaTm t1VO
miles southeast OF Shepherdstowu. near the POto-
mac riyeT. on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09
Baltimore, Nd,
November 6, 1916.

My Dear Mr. Snyder notice in the
last issue Of your excellent newspaper
that with the Isl OF November the sub
scription will be 80 year instead Of
81 90 year as heretofore, and | write 10
express my entire approval OF the change.
Under present conditions the charge is
justified from every point OF view, and
you are certainly entitled 10 some remu-
neration for your faithful laUors. have
been subscriber to the Register for many
years, and at the moment cannot recall
anything ever seen IN its columns TO
which could take reasonable exception.
1t has always been clean, reliable,
consistent publication which any family
could always welcome within ITS doors.
| am very glad Of the opportunity for
writing TO you in this way, and did not
embrace if the chances are that | would
never have another, as on the 18th OF last
month | celebrated my SOth birthday and
the balance of my days can be but few.
trust that the Register may continue as
a beacon light and guide for many so
years to come.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09

Osborne binder 6-f. cut Osborne mower. ST
cut Osborne hay rake. new Superior grain drill.
Brown wagon and bed Simplex corn planter.
Brown cultvafOr. Syracuse chilled pillow. hly-iOr<
and Duleys. grain cradle. double shovel DlOw single
and double trees. iron Jockey stick. Eureka wheat
ian COW chains breast chains. grindstOne. new No.
10 DeL1val cream separator. tye-galOn cream
cans. hand corn shelter. hand corn cracker. ( cut
saw
VEHICLES-Hessd double seated surrey pole and
yoke Thrush Slough buggy. Thrush s Slough
rInabOut cutter sleigh and bells.
HARNESS-Oue set Of carriage harness. sets
buggy harness. one SET OF Yankee harness. sets
plOw gears. collars and brides.
One Torch Light cook stove and one chunk stove.
About 80 bushels Of corn in the crib and about
500 bundles Of fodder
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09
100 LAYING Hens.

TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of ten months viii
be given uDOu an SUMS Of $40 and upward. DuT-
chaser 10 give note with approved security negou-
able and payable al either Bank Of SlepherdstOwu.
with interest from date. Under SO cash. No
property 10 be removed until terms Of sale are com
Piled with. Sale 20 begin a; 10 j. n.
L v. HAUSE.
J. W. Dodd. Auctioneer
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09
s Head of JERSEY Cattle.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Two with calves by their side another viii be
fresh by day OF sale. fresh in January balance
in early spring.
rAnkStNrT- rasr,r rnHNr--c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-09

A popular Shepherdstown boy not now
living here, but who is deeply interested
in his old home, writes US: 81 am glad
to see that you have increased the sub
scription price 10 ST 90 The Register is
well worth it, and our town will not be
denied real paper. as so many country
places are, since the cost of paper has
gone so high" This good friend, who
asks US not to mention his name, sub
scribes for three copies OF the Register.
We cannot lind words to express our ap-
probation of his generous spirit. He
urges US in his letter to keep up the fight
against that nuisance on King street, the
old market-house, which is such an eye
sore and such an obstacle to progress.
We realize that there are some per-
sons who feel that the increase is an
additional tax which they are not able to
bear, along with the high cost of almost
everything in daily use, and We appre-
ciate their point of view. Several have
said that they would reluctantly give up
the paper because they they cannot al
ford it, and we are sorry that they will
be deprived OF its weekly visits. We
regret on their account that we had to
raise the price, and hope that they may
find way to still enjoy their home paper.
But we could be arrested for what we
think ofthe closet curnudgeou who
thinks we are trying to extortion on him
simply because we have decided upon a
plain business necessity.
1t is right curious that since the an
nouncement OF the advance of the price
has been made we have gotten half
dozen new subscribers, four OF them
right here in our own neighborhood.
We shall keep our readers informed as
to the experiment. and We have no doubt
we will have some interesting human na-
ture records TO present.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28
WrFn5Rr.

otipas 8eroGdtiaeS bennerft boben. SD
CLAUDE 5tpor uifbt, oaB ettpos los ieit miro
bette u1djt ober piiieH fam man eS nidt
gglbcr idl babe meincn 9iepplucr lidDt BET
mir, ipanotc 4ilncbron0t Gin, i-'riiil Der
pl0Bltcb crigcidlQbcnen GrtroOicnittolr
in0 nid)t nit llnrcdjt cine b6dit ltugc.
niitlidlc llnterbrefiug ieiner pripoten
GiSpoiitioncu crblidtc
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gS1pdr lit bciitc nadnnittag geitorbet, icb
miB obncbiu nod einmol nodj ieineui
poiiie bimntcr, sic f0nnen nlcl bcgleiten
ut0 Ieincu @arabincr ncbmen.
Soicrgeget mar iid)tS all maiden S5iloe-
brandt innBte, anltntt ipeiter gcgcn @ret 5it
ppcriercn, init SdfponS aorubiHcr gegcn
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gor itidjt oa rarciL lui0 0odbtc bel licD oas
lit Die rcine gtie0crtrddbt Blob int lidD al
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oCt @5roo aGltc, lnno nod oa5t ais geiaci.
licn @reu3liimniel 8it Sui, III Den D3ilefrer
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@0lfc uuo Siidic @ite gtadt iogea ober
iciue utiiidjeu 8iebpaider - glo, marte,
onS pergeii' id) Dir nid)t
9Iber a. bdttc oie8nlal glorOmonn llu.
red)t gctai Der bate nod geDiileil Wlittci.
llmgelI lcincs blaleu SSoicpbSJ Ole init ei.
lcm Ealcr belabnt poroeu porcty IN ocr
Eat Gcrdnlailtug, eincH 3lloerl1Iiigeh
ylann gleic6 beiltc oben0 radJ ocnl bc5eid).
neten Yntt binais5ui1ideu perr bon
D5iembsti battepom Garodtiidj nod Der
@riippc am gldAtiid biniibcrgeld]ielt, mas
iibrigcnS gtoromonn nidt entgangen mar,
mo irogtc, nadjOem 0oromonn bon ieitcm
@ange 3lriidgefebrt mar unO Bel Den Da.
men BloB genonmen bate, ipie 6eilaiffg:
09lber, Serr g}orontonL laiicu Gle Sbre
bcioen illuaen 2eute nod DienIt ntadbct2
Ole iparen bod iid5er lieber bier gebleben
@lmibcit sic, Dab &bre riIiiiiden@eiddits.
ireiHioe briitc nddlt beitrogen iuollciL Die
oeutihc sSIeiidJnot 5lt lin0ern~
D9ia." laotc gloronolut inoent er i'm
bariulos ldbeln0 aniab, Dlpiiicn tam man
io ipaS ME Die Sierls o0er eilIige BON ibreu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

5reitnoei1 baben itns bcltte lIadnTttog lc'
0enfallS itber bic @rctl5e foDren ebcn iuo
oenfen, ipenn Der Sberfontrollcur lno lerl
Gtab oeS 9lo6nittags nit iungen Domel
1T 9iuBlano bcrluutneipen, 70 omeroen Iic ii
Der 9tadjt nid)t III ocn G5rcn5wdloern 0cr'
1mlieqeu llcbri9ens babe icl @crrn SiIDc
brandt mcbr ais oGtcrlic6er 5iiriurge abges
icJift 0ninit cr eineit bcBelSopi abfitl)is
ino ooS YhtS oil 0ienitihn1elt lpc0er cn-
bringt Don mir aus bat pic @eicllid)nit
jcocnfo(ls bclttc no6t nicbts 81 bcfiirdlten
Sc6 mill mid griinolid ousidldieii
Scrr BON T5icnibsfi l1Grltc pcr6inolid)
in0 beincrftc, Scrr glor6mniin babe gonl
rcdt, man niiile iid) oos 2cbcl bcqicni lHa
d)eii
0irct mar alisgclaiicu ilnb babei BON y
ncr bc5all6crn0en Siebcnspilroigfcit gcacn
ollie gluDeienocn bciunocrS 9cgcn ltorA-
mom sic fang allies oIrdbeinanoer, ton3tc
otf ocnf Smisfllir init ocn 5uriidgcfebrten
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ooun iolo oic tpcibldje Seortic eines Wtniu
ref, bis Scrr non @5iembsfi altlmerfianl
mlroe uno Die mdnnlidc @artic iibernobll,
troB oeS energiiden GiHiprlds Serrn g9o
litomstS, Der gero0e Gin beIon0erS giiteS
Spiel IN Der Sono bate Die Dliiif nodjtc
1Srat Molifpipsfd Damn rief @rct og4ol.
3cr!" mo perbeugtc iicb Dor g}or6nIonn, ills
oem lie iagte oIomcnpobl1 gturouaaa
tan5te nit ibr iino forocrtc ooui 2ucie ant
$50 oanfe, iogtc Sllcic, lib ln0dtc
beute nid9t tnit3en"
oglber 8rdulciu 2ucie, nidt ciunlol ei.
men Tan5 wollen Sic bon Dem beiltigen
Gage bobeu2 SD id)0me mid ia fornlid,
Gle eingeIaoen 81 babeu~
sic oenfeu getpiB oiid, idb iei ein Bbi.
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Gle, niino id bin es pieleid)t alid. gIbcr oas
lit nidt Der @ritno SD nuB itnmer an Die
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@rau8e bon Diiledit suiommenbGnqt gluM
id bin belte nir1t 10 redt olI meme Sc.
item gefonHeu, $olll gIlegonoroiuitih al.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

g1aH 8crlalif BON 5tpei Stunoen foniSil'
0ebronot 5Icmlid nlitrrild uno Dalb erfro.
rcn bon ieineni &otroiilleuqang 5uriid
oGieloc gcborinlnt, Dab nidbts 5li ncloen
iit@ iogtc cr itcif yg(l Der Diilcditcr
gSalogren5c ciiidlieblid Der 8d)neilc bat
cineGlilc geieiicn ober bltdlitdblid luir cine
Die id)ric 70 lGdlcrlid) loilt, ais iuole ic MIDI
oHslohcn, tpeil tie mid bier Die Sd]mtgg
Ter bclnd0ien iob, Sdmugglcr, bic cs qor
nidt gob, p1breio ntcin G6ci iid) 9cidc
iuto giaic mdruitc
oSie pcrgciiet oaS Scr5, Silocbronot
hemcrtfc gIor0moun ipottiid ooltBer0cm
s Sbrcr 0cnitinitruftion, Die ga lalltct
Oh iolllt ndjt rolonnicrcn iibcr 0c 9luorO
nlugai ncncr Norgeieetcu, mcniqiicnS
nidt miinolid glio cine @itlc bobcn Sir
idlreicn b6rcn2 Gicb NAL an llcbriqcrS
miro Is 3cit nab mir uiibrcclen S5rGulcin
2licc bat gau5 redjt, tSroii glcnount mira
iic) acipB ibcr infer gllsblc6en 1ngiii.
gcir" lluo lciic iiigtc cr bit5t oGs TIT mir
leio, licbcr pilocbrou0t, aber Der foniglid)c
Tienit gebt por Wlinne0ienit. Sie tuorul
crit geitern nobt oraiBcn, Sic uerDcu oldj
oieie g|od]t Sbr 8ett nit Dem Giidcn oit.,
lNbNN. AiNlIN'A
Scr pl1tlidlc GntidluB oii5itDrcdci,
bate oltrdanS 2ucieS8eiioll, oogcaen ndt
oen crcts un0 nod ueniger 0eu ocS pcrrn
non D5icnibsfi Der ie aan5 nit 9cIhIag
bclcat bate luIo ibr 5bmeidclci i6cr
Sdnleidelci iogtc glib sSrm 8oltowSgo
iudtc Ole 0Gite 5li bcitinntclt, nod crit ei.
nen y|otbtinbiB bel ibr einpmcbnien 9lber
y}orouonn ldo6 ol8 moroliiDe &erteioi.
amg icineS Gntibhiies Die Srau 9ienoont
Dor, Die in glengteu unO Sorgcu nad ibrcu
Nrei Eodteru oiisiNoic, lmO ionlit tpuroe
Die pom GiScrcine. uuo Siforjnrnmer crit
bolb geneiene ylellD aus Dem @ett aebolt,
BON 9ucic untcr @oenigS geiItouo IN sen
SHlittcn Oerpodt, imo Die Hciic eiug los.
ogllio olif lnorgerI," rief 1crr bon
15eubsfi bintcr Dem GDlitteu Der.
osInf morgeu, riei @ret 5uriid. a.
Isl ei s5rdillcin @ret, iher5tc g}orO.
mann, Sic boben ia belhc lpieoer qepols
tiec groberlmgcu aeuVoMt. grlt III 4loo3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

8oul gllcronoropitI1 ln0 bcite nodln1it-
tag Serrr bon @5iembsfi $50 fin0et oenn
Nos NerOc50ous itott, mcim man frogen
oarf2~
u9ienoeaOois," ldc6te @ret, Isle iin0
gut Scrr bon 05ienibsti bot morqeu ici.
ues @rorntipeinIteuerfreoits oitf oenl 9(mte
al titu ino miro oonn qlcih SABA iulO
N}omo eincn 8ciuc6 mo6cn
limo Sbneu" icBte 9(or0monn biusit.
ollno mir " bcitdtiqte @jrct
ullno mir notiirlic6 oild,~ nclocte iidj
9icllp aus ibren Ocden berous.
Glicic a9te nidts Gs por flor, oal}
0crr BON D5ienlbSfi ongeiongcn bottc, iisj
fir c5rct 5it interciiiercu, iuO oas mar i6r
nidjt mlicb Der Stod)cl Scr Giferiudt,
sen Tie ocr 6on5cn 9}ocbnlttag III ibrenl
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niger, Oent cS ic5icn 9}or 0mann ia 5icmlicl
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Ollltter berous: eS iei fiir cine orme Be
oHlteniomlie ood] cine biibid)c Sodc.
uenn ein pornebmer, reid)cr 6err cine ibrcr
E0d)ter 1eiroten piiroc.
gllS mal ole Gamer lnitcr Dielen @nt.
ic6lloiaunacn bel ibrcn Gltcru III Ser
acgcniibcrlicaenOen 5lurtiir itouoei W1efii.
pcits, Die bon gIiieiiorS taueu, iino Srut
@altptantsfontrolleir Wcfuipeit iogte al
ibrenl Nlonn: o5icbit oiL Wteflpeit, Bel
ilabtidjlaicnocr 3eitl" a69elieiert bate,
iottelteu gtor0munn ln0 S5iloebranot ibrc
Bier0e in0 ritten IN ciner QebenniSDollai
fidhtng bon Oonnen 0eS WlorqenS nm
orei llbr fuueu ie 5uriid nil cincm &ned)t
oeS 9ruglUirtS bon Wtiledit, Der fiinf Niil.
Der Dor iidl bcrtrie6
Der 0ornid5e @ogcn biclt Dor 0cm Eor
Der glIielior polltc cine nddtlid)c &eDiliou
Oer Brcnncreen borucbmen
oSbrc 9crtretlmg fdigt gilt an, loete
Der gliieiior woblaelamt, mo bobeu Sic
oenn Die oIfgegriiien2"
osSii Der ReIecflcr @aloidneiic," Der.
ieBtc Moronorn ,nbcr SAottS @cihdltS-
irclHoc iiAo mir 0icsmal oob nod az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

0..s
nSoe6cn erbaltc ih bonn &riegS.
uiniterilm Die oiii5iclle 9}ohridt
oaB mcitere 9Ier5te erpiInic1t iiliOl
Iennad crpo1ien sem Gpnlitc
icbt bic 6eocu 9lnigabcn:
{. S2eitcre Grpc0itionen uis5il.
riiiicu mo nod oriben 81 id5idei.
2. Gic Jest 0riibeu tb1tiacn 81.
peoitionen oereit ltnter6aIt 8inGdit
MIR oui iedS 9lonatc Doraciebcn
mar, bis 5ini @n0e OeS ariegcs brit
ben 81 crboltcu.
GS 6roubt uidt gciagt 5il ncroeit
oaB Oie llntcr6olhug cines gan5en
SoipitolS, Oic @c6Gltcr iijr 9ler5te
mO @flcgeriimen oie 9}etaisrii-
ihmg iinO sic BON 3eit 5it 3eit notbig
mcroeu0en grg6n5im1en OeS Soipi.
talnotcriaIs 6eoeltenOc Sumncn TO-
iicu. Sic eritet Goroni1lGgc, fir
sic nod nicbt Oic notbigen Grfo6riin-
gen Uorlagelt lpareil 5lt ilieorig &C.
oriiien IS Fat iid6 iett er9ebcn
oaB ole 9lnsitottlng eiuer Grpeoition
pon bier 9ler5ten unO bier bis iehs
Nlegerinncn, bic Gin Soipital BON
etwo Oreibiuoert Better berie6er,
cinidIieBlid Der aciannltcn Soipitol.
g(usriiihua, 9}eiiefoiicn @e6dltcr II.
+ H., iiir oie criicn icdS Mlonate
etpo $4,000 bis $4,000 foitet, unO
DAB fir jeoeil ipcitcreu Wonat ettpa
$1,000 crforoerlid iino.
gitte belien Sic imS, DAB iuir Dic.
les u0tbige gScrt ser gldditenlicbc
uiht ciu5iIiieIlen broudcll llnO BIT.
ten Gle audi glnoere, ms 81 bcIienl
2Irtbur pom 8ricien
8oriibcnOcr.
@crmou 9(. @}eb,
Sdabmeiiier.
&ictor s. &iD6cr
SefretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

idlou geipeien gSds mir bei0e ubaciuidep
habcll 1T MIR cine gnn8 erbdrmliNe SSloRs
fcupotrpuille oner 10 ettDos 9lcbnlidlcS, 0GS
@ros bcltonD ans i6cr 5pebluiocrt Stii6s
rlO Die lino ms al cincr onoercl Stella
0trd oic Soppcn gcgon1en Giesmol ipaT
IS ntGt o1ocrS 81 maiden, ocnn ic1 tonnta
melnc Seittc nidt id]ncll gcnig oli Ois
Scnc frieaen
,,sSit OoS Gin SdgiaoQlcr?@ froatc Deg
9Ilielior, olif ocn Srciber rpcieno
uglen, cripiocrtc g}oromoim, ,es lit Gin
@t6fnedt aus N}ilecti, Ger Gcrl, Der ois
Dhien tricb, iii ipeggclaufcn. glbcr ocR
3ilfdll mar mir beutc idd)nittoq in olt0creF
gScile giinitig SD fonntc min cine uct!g
flcnc ldjmor3c 2iltc poit ben &erlS unIeQen,
GiclIeidlt gliidt cs Oas liddjite W'ol beiier."
oSofieu mir &, CAB ser sliiciior 5lp,..I
,,@ute 9ladt, nteine &erru4
oGic bobcu mir reoIidl beroiplt,y ioats
9}oromnnn at ieinent glolotus, nboiientli9
fmlrren sic nun ilidt mcbr inpenOie,
Siloebranot, neil idb Sic geitern obenO bon
@'rets boloer Seite al oie falte @rcnSe ae.
jagt babe sic boben aeleben, es iunr
notig 60 cine Gllle lit cin beion0crer 0os
geI i'd iuette, ole ganoiteu iiuO fc5on ge.
iiern nadmittaa, ais iie iuls iiber ois
0reil5c iabreu ioben, nit ibreu 9dleu los-
aetrieben iiHo bnben idJon bon 0mtelwer-
ret an I'M @aloe geitedt
Sil0c6ranot eripi0ertc nibts. gr siirnte
5uar gloromaln nid)t nebr, ober cr fpnnte
iio bod aud iiber oct Griolg BON bcuse
uodt nidDt 10 redt ireuei, ionoerr bate bic
aon5c 3eit iiber al Serrn bon 05embfie
QlbI1ieosqruB lm0 Gjrets g[ltDort Denten
iniiiien gtllu bottc ic cS ipie0er init ocns.
llno nit gloronionn Itno linn uotiirIt1
oild), oenn botte iic Iic5 bon ibneli bsiOcR
luitcrpcgs nidt bic ih0nitei aompLiMenie
ingen Iaiicu2 g9cr, adj mer piiros esr
Sage iein ocn oicic be5ml6crnoc 4sin.
oeiiin ann @emogl ertieieu wiiroeS "a,
oieic gSei6crl
VA frt (GorticEmg ioIst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

alIl1enciu reGeS 1cbruar@jci4dit
So6c #reir 6c5iitocrl oas @c-
idGit I'M Siiocn, Ger @ci8en-
transport Orrd @ogonmongcI
iiarf Der3Sacrt Sttr3 III g8ci.
5cn- rno 9auniuoIl-Freiieu.
Souoel imo s,nonitrie iinO itarf
6eldditiet, sic Ereiic iieigcH mieOer,
robe tno icrtige NlateriaIicn merOeu
mu langionl gelieiert ser 9abnUer-
fcbr iit iiberbiiroet @elo lit rciNIi1
augebotcn, Gollettioiien iino git luo
i'll maudcn granden BADEN Die Gin.
fGilfer, 9iciernugsmangcl ooer nod
ipeitcreS StcigeH ser Ereiie 6ciiira.
teno, bereits Serbit.Grores pIacirt
Sic @roouftipn oes Sduoes lit nit
glilitrdgen iibcrbduit ino iuht Tel.
ncslDegs me6r Srores fir 2ieierimg
III iuciterer 3ufilft. 9l6er in einiaen
1beilen Oes 2anoes bepegt man iiH
boriidtig mo fragt iib, Of Del oen
idlieBlibeu GerfaiiSpreiien nod
uoruoIcr @roiit 6let6t 1emgeacu.
iiber oller0ings eriHeint Ser Con
ium lneriGttlib Gintommen bon
@etuinnontbeils 9lnlogen iteigen
oouernno, 26bne luO glr6eitsgcle-
genbeiten iinO siinitig. Ser Confer.
Datismls 3eigt lid 1ouptiddIi6 I'M
Siioeu, no Ser iiingite 6oll I'M
gaumtpollpreis ma6rideiuGtb cine
@eiicrirng berbei9eiii6rt bat glles
III 9nIem aenomneu ideint Der SCI
brtor ali 9iegiolnfeit ben ,Sanudr
iibertroiiet SIT baben ino aud oen
Jebruor porigeu SSabres uie ii6er-
baupt friibere 9leforoe binter iid) BIT
laiien. 9tIleroin9s lit oie Gr5eugimg
geipiiier Q(rtifel itapf 6ebinbert ourd
Sic Sdpierigfeit ser geidoffrng
oeS Ro6matefioIs. Iic gemeQunQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-28

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