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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-04
Needs Vic csnssnt.

No power on earth, Of under the
earth, can make . boy do wrong With
out his own consent,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
Administrators Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County. vir-
tue of an order of the Court of Or
binary of said county will be sold at
public outcry on the first Tuesday in
October, 1916, at the court house in
said county, between the usual hours
of sale, the following real es-
tate situate in Terrell county, to-
wit: One vacant lot in the city of
Dawson, Terrell county, Ga, located
on the north side of Church street,
75x200 feet, bounded east by NJ. E..
jennings, north by Electric Light
Plant; also 200 acres of land, more
or less, formerly known as the Ross
place, being in the Third land district
of Terrell county, Ga, and consisting
of about % acres off lot No. II, 100
acres of lot No. 252, and 80 acres of
Lot No. PSI, located about three
miles east of Dawson, Terrell county,
Ga. Terms cash. This 4th day of
September, 1916. MRS. LIZZIE
HILL AND E. T. JORDAN, Admins
traitors of the estate of Mrs. M. R.
Jordan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
Administrators Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County.-By vir-
tue of an order by the Court of Or
binary of said county there will be
sold before the court house door in
said county on the first Tuesday in
October, 1916, between the legal
hours of sale, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described
property towit: Whole lot No. two
hundred fifty-three (253), thirty
(30) acres in the northwest corner
of number two hundred seventy-nine
(279), eighty-six 1857 acres on the
south side of lot number two hun
dred eighty (280), also thirty 600
acres 500 in the southeast corner of
lot number two hundred eighty
(28O), making in all three hundred
eighty-six and one-half 1886 Il }
acres in one body in the Fourth (4th)
district of Terrell county, and state
of Georgia; also two watches and
other jewelry. Said property will be
sold for the purpose of distribution,
and is sold as the estate of Mrs. M. j..
Simmons, deceased. H. A. WILKIN-
SON, Administrator of the Estate of
Mrs. M. J. Simmons, Deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

has been cut in two, and will be
financially wise if he readjusts his ex-
penditures accordingly. Living ex-
penses are higher in Argentina than
in any other country in South Amer
lea.
The average Argentine is not paid
for his work in proportion to what he
has to pay for his living. A compare
lively small number of men, most
cattle and wheat kings, make huge
sums. There is a fair proportion of
rich middle men. A great deal of the
big money the country produces be-
longs to foreign investors and goes
abroad.
A salaried man is considered in
possession of good, round income if
he receives $3.50 to 5000 monthly.
Of course, this does not go nearly so
far as it would in the United States.
A first class printer or locomotive en-
gineer may mack as high as $175
monthly. Bricklayers are paid from
$3.50 to $3.50 daily, but do not have
to work all the time. A carpenter,
who also has periods of unemploy-
ment, earns from $3.50 to $3.50 a
day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
HUNDREDS NEGROES
ARE GOING NORTH
Big Eastern Railroads Importing
Them to Substitute for ltal-
ian Labor.

Hundreds of negro laborers are re-
ported to be leaving Georgia and adj
joining states daily in response to an
effort by northern industrial and rail
road interests to enlist their services
at high wages. The South is being
drained of a vast number of laborers
to the serious disadvantage of many
agricultural and industrial interests.
Labor is becoming scarce in many
sections. largely because of this de-
population.
1t is said that one of the big east
ern railroads is importing negro labor
to be substituted for the place Of
Italian road gangs and that the col
ored man is sought for northern and
western mines.
The enticement of laborers under
contract, oral or written, is a crimi-
nal offense under the laws of Geor-
gia, punishable by fine or imprison-
ment.
And that's not all. No person can
solicit immigrants in this state unless
he first obtains a license in each and
every county in which he operates.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
Administrator Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County. By vir-
tue of an order of the Court of Or
binary of said county will be sold at
public cutlery on the first Tuesday in
October, 1916, at the court house in
said county, between the usual hours
of sale, the following real es-
tate situate in Terrell county, to-
wit: A part of land lot No. 1T in
the 18th land district of Terrell coun-
ty, Georgia, located in the northwest
part of said land lot, and being the
west half of said lot, except 80 acres
cut off the south end of said west
half of said lot, containing in all 70
acres of land more or less. Terms
cash. This 4th day of September,
1916. GUS ROBINSON, Admins
traitor of estate of Jeff Robinson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
For Leave to Sell Land.

State of Georgia, Terrell County.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has applied to the Ordinary
of said county for leave to sell the
land belonging to the estate of An
drew Roberts for the purpose of dis
tribution among the heirs and for the
payment of debts of the estate. Said
application will be heard at the regu-
lar October term, 1916, of the Court
of Ordinary in and for said county of
Terrell. This Sept. 4, 1916. D. J.
WOOLBRIGHT, Administrator of
Andrew Roberts. Deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
FRENCH FLYER
DROPS FLOWERS

Enemy Place 1t on Fathers Grave
as Requested, and Notified
Him of Act.
PARIS, France.-Aviator Lieuten-
ant Fevre, flying over Saint Marie
Aux Mines in German Alsace, dropp-
ed a wreath and letter requesting the
curate of the village to place the
wreath on the tomb of his father,
Colonel Fevre of the 221st regiment
of French artillery, who was killed
during the French offensive of 1914.
A German aviator, flying over the
French lines, dropped the curate's
answer saying the favor had been
accomplished.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
For Leave to Sell Land.

State of Georgia, Terrell County.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has applied to the Ordinary
of said county for leave to sell the
land belonging to the estate of j. c.
Simpson for the purpose of the pay
ment of the debts and for distribu-
ton among the heirs Of the estate.
Said application will be heard at reg
ular October term, 1916, of the Court
of Ordinary in and for said county
Of Terrell. This Sept. 4, 1916. ]. M.
BELL, Administrator of j. C. Simp-
son, deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
A CASE THAT is
FIT FOR A SOLOMON
Freak Performance of Workman's In.
jured Eye Puzzle Insurance Men.

Freak Performance of Workman's In
jured Eye Puzzle Insurance Men.
Here is a workmen's compensation
case that promises to give pause to
the Ohio Industrial Commission, be-
fore which it is destined to come.
George Taylor, Murray City coal
miner, lost the use of one eye several
months ago, as a result of an acct
dent in the mines of the New Pitts
burg Coal Company, a self-insuring
concern. The employers settled with
him for lump sum, paying upward
of $500.
A few weeks ago Taylor suffered
another accident. He was struck on
the head when coal fell, and the lump
restored the sight of his injured eye
The injury to his head being slighter
than the benefit to his eye Now the
puzzle arises as to whether the miner
shall receive compensation for the
second accident.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Swellings of the flesh caused by in
fiammation,. cold, fractures of the
bone, toothache, neuralgia or rheu-
matism can be relieved by applying
BILLIARDS. SNOW EMINENT. 1t
should be we'll rubbed in over the
part affected. It's great healing and
penetrating power eases the pain,
reduces swelling and restores nat
ural conditions. Price Csc, soc and
$1.00 per bottle. Sold by Dawson
Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
SOAP IS SIT A CAKE
IN ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
SUITS CAN BE HAD FOR $50,
HATS FOR $40, SHOES FOR
SIS AND COAL $50 A TON.

A cake of toilet soap retailing at
25 cents in the United States costs
Sill in Argentina, South America,
This is typical of Argentina prices
generally. Fhey are perfectly ter
rife, Supplying, incredible. Drugs
cost three to four times what they
cost in the Unittd States, ordinary
tooth brushes 80 cents each, every
day gloves 81 pair.
A four-room steam heated fiat in
a good but not aristocratic part of
the city, cannot be had for less than
$110 a month. A similar fiat, minus
the heat, may be had at $3.50. There
are four or FIVE months here in which
heat must be had; and the Cardiff
COAL practically the only kind on the
market, costs from $28.16 to $3.50,
sometimes a bit more. In the remote
suburbs tiny little boxes of houses
may be rented for $3.50 a month,
without heat or light. transportation
is cheap. If he can spare the time
he can travel twice daily for $4.40 a
month.
Meat is not high, as Argentina is a
meat country. The very fanciest cut
of beefsteak may be had at 25 cents
a pound. Ribs and rump steaks cost
II cents a pound, mutton IL cents,
veal 80 cents and pork % cents.
Shoes SIS a Pair.
A suit which would cost $25 in
New York or Chicago or San Fran
cisco costs $45 in Buenos Ayres. A
pair of SIS or Sc American shoes costs
SIS. A SO American hat costs be-
tween Sc and 81. An ordinary suit
of winter underwear costs $40, Unit
ed States money. The man who buys
his wife a not over-fashionable walk
ing suit must pay $50 for it. If she
is not too particular he can get her
bonnet for $40.
If he wants to keep up with the
news each paper costs him four cents.
The price of a 15-cent American
magazine is 26 cents. The beer is
good, but it costs 13 cents a glass.
A waiter must bring each glass to
small table and every time he expects
a tip of four cents. Whisky, includ-
ing the tip, is % cents glass. There
is practically no such thing as cigar
for less than eight cents, and these
are practically unsmokable. Havana
cigars cost from al cents up.
Incomes Are Lower.
A citizen of the United States who
goes to the Argentina metropolis to
live on the same salary he receives at
home may consider that his income
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

When the bowels feel uncomfort-
able and you miss the celebrating
feeling that always follows a copious
morning operation, dose of HERB
me will set you right in a couple Of
hours. If taken at bedtime you get
its beneficial effect after breakfast
next day. Price so cents. Sold by
Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
For Leave to Sell Land.

State of Georgia, Terrell County.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
designed has applied to the Ordinary
of said county for leave to sell the
land belonging to the estate of
Mrs. Rowena Joiner for the
purpose of distribution among the
heirs of said decedent. Said appli-
cation will be heard at the regular
October term, 1916, of the Court of
Ordinary IN and for said county of
Terrell. This Sept. 4, 1916. G. w.
PUGH, Administrator OF Mrs. Row.
ena Joiner, deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
DIAMOND is FOUND
IN CHICKENS CRAW
Lost Stone Is Recovered in Remark
able Manner.

PORT CHESTER, N. Y.-While
shooting her chickens out of the gar
den three months ago Mrs. William
Jennings of this place clapped her
hands vigorously and later missed her
carat and half diamond ring. When
she prepared a chicken for dinner
today Mrs. Jennings found her dia-
mond in the fowls craw.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10
Die aDnisin BON gaaern nnO Ser
Stroller etanbi6ikc.

Nus Snnsbrud miro ben nMl. q.
g." beri9tet: &arl prietb, Elm Bauer
aug @raun i'm Sberpini9gau, nit
benz 9ausnamen @bfa &art, Stanoz
i9iiBe zines 8atailons. erbielt Diefer
Sage auf feiner 9Obentenuns oil Der
italienif9en gren5e elm pafet nit
2iebesgaben, @df4e, Rau45eus,
S9otolabe uno cine Munbbarmonis
ia. Der Senoune NOR au9 Elm Bib
beigegeben, oie Photographic elmer
Dame, in pel9er prietb iene Spuriz
tin nieoererfannte, bic er i'm Sabre
1913 auf Die @rauneralpe gefiibrt
bate. 9as HGtfel IDfte ii9 fir ben
freuoig iiberraf9ten StanOi9iBen
fe6r balb, benn bic M~bfenberin bes
2iebesgabenpatets batte ibre Inter
f9rift beigeseben: .Marie Sbereie,
&Onigin BON 8apern". 9ie prd9z
tige @pi1obe bate folgenbe @orge=
i4i4te: SIM Sommer oes Sabres
1918 tam cine fremoe Dame in sen
9aitbof Warger in @roun unO frus
bort mad einem berldBliden Gibrer
gu einem Musflug duf bic @rauner
Nlpe. &orl prietb begleitete ole
Dome auf Dem 4usflug ins @ebirge.
auf Dem Riidpeg briidte Die
5rembe" Sen Munf9 aus. @beltpeiB
gu pfliiden. prietb fiibrte Die Dame
nun auf einen plab, ND es @6elpeiB
in 5iiQe gob, Die Stene mar absr,
tpie bic meiiten GbeImeiBpldbe, aiem=
li9 iteil unb eefdbrli9. Sin S9pin=
oelonfal Der Souriitin ma9te Der
Su4e na9 @beltpeiB elm friib5eitiges
Gnbe, unb I'm Die Dame bpr einem
lnfaa gu beipabren, muBte prietb fie
bon Der STEELE trasen. Gr 1elbit eing
oann, na9bem feline S9ubbefoblene
in Si9erbeit mar, nod einmal 5uriid
unb pfliidte einen f9Dnert 8uf9en
@oelpeiB fir Die 5remoe. Naa Der
Hiidtebr nod @raun ipurbe prietb
bon Der Dame befrast, mos fie nun
19ulbe, unb Der bieoere @rauner
garer pollte einen guten Mib mas
hen, ols er antpprtete: r120 BIG
100 9eaer!!" Oie tpoblgelaunte Sous
riftin sab ibm cine 20zRronensN tote
unb Bat INN feline MbreHe. llnb 6ies
Ter Gage fam bic 2iebesgabenzllebers
rai9ung, Die elm trdftises god auf
Ole ROnigin bon Bapern auf Der iiios
tirolii9en 9o4naGt dusl0ite.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10
mrthndrhtrt1 it mararhau.

Selograuen befannt 1T, uno bic od=
berfom, in ben Qa5oretten uno 9et=
men Sen &ronfen un0 Sin amen init
ibrer &unit gu Oienen. 8is faft ouf
bic StroBe itebsn Oie dnbG9tig 2au>
fdenben, ur0 man9 elmer 1T unter
linen. Ser Sic 5Gufte BAIT unb Die
Sabine aufammenbeiBt, I'm fi9 in ben
|3iigeln gu bebalten uno unmdnnlt9e
&iibrung gu ipebren.
Sn ben Raiernen uno Solbatens
beimen fperoen in5ipif9en Die Si9s
ter ouf Sen Sannen ent5iinoet, uno
mo Ser @~dbenbringer eingetebrt 1T,
neroen Sic fleinen @ef9enfe ausge>
breitet. @iele 9dnbe finb emiig am
Mert, ben bGrtisen 2anbftiirmern
penigitens in etipas Oie beimatli4=
trouliae Mei6na9tsfeier gu erleBen
uno ben Mbeno nod &rdften gu bers
fdDnen. Ino pb es nun iiberdn GEE
linqt ooer nift gelingt, es 1T inter
Sen S~oufenoen bod pobl feiner, Der
es ben ii9 8~emii6enoen ri9t 0antte,
mas iie ba an ben @ilofremoen tun.
MiIbfremb? gepabre. sic iino
pie eine Jamilie dle, Oh tie iia ie>
mails porber geieben ooer ni4t, beim
Namen fenrert Doer ni9t. S9ulter
an Snulter ite6en lie, pbne &angunz
terI9ieo unb obne &laHenOiinfel.
&~ameraoen, 8riioer unb S6peitern,
ale muir oes einen ii9 bepuBt: ibres
fieg6aften, tiefgepuraelten 0eutf9s
tums, i6rer 2iebe gu @olt unb @az
terlanb, hires groBen, f4peren, berrz
li9en 8ernfs: 6eim uno 9ero gu
ThiiBer. Mne gliibeno in Dem einen
@iQen, a~us5ubolten uno ibr 9D9fea
6aran5u1eBen, Die Srauen 0abeim gu
umfrieoen nnb al bic &leinen, Die
oa ieBt in Der 6erne UNI ben 2i9ters
baum iteben nit ibrem 9er5en bon
Ge6nIu9t uno pe6miitiger Sreuoe,
oanfbar unb ftol5 in unperiiegbarer
Qiebe oes 8aters gebenfeno, Der aui
feinem Yoiten ausbdlt, elm Mann!.
uno es ibnen ermDsIi4t, bos be9re
5eft feligen Observation-Disclosures in
frieoli9en 9eim gu feiern. Dos 81
3erItDren uno 81 Dertpiiiten, in Rdud3
unb 8lut uno Got gu panoeln biz
unberiO6nli9en 5einbe getra9tet UNI
erit tir5li9 nod bon bober STEELE
aus in ungebeuerli9er 8erblenbune
baBerfiint gef9poren.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

Doltuns eef9offenen llniberiitdt unb
Se9nifden 9ohfhuIe in Warf4ou
mit5uipirfen, unO Der fih einftipeiIen
elei@funs in ben Oienit Der guten
Sadie itelt. Oa 1T oas beutl9e T9es
ater aus 3oo5, 0os f9on bonn 6. Biz
8. DECEMBER bier fpielte unO nun
gum aipeitenmaI in Wdrf9ou TT,
OeutIde Oi9ter au unfern TeIOgralt>
en- uno einbeimif9en Stommesgenofs
fen fpre9en gu ldFen. Da 1T bic
beutl9e MuItt, sic namentliA i'm
&ammermuIitfuoI BON German &
@rpbman ertlingt, mo oemnG9It elm
Nlterz Meiiterz Mbenb i~tattfinben miro,
Der Merte bon unferm groBen unb
berrIi9en Sobann Sebaftian bringt,
BON pbilipp emmanuel un0 SrieOe=
mann Bod uno BON 9dnoeI. Sa iino
f9lieBli9 Die 3ige nit ben Trauen
Ser 0eutf9en SoIbaten unb 8eamten,
benen Die @rloubnis gegeben iparo,
fir 10 Sage aus Dem Hei9 beriibers
autommen in bic polnii9e 9aupt>
Itaot, um ibre MGnner gu befu9en.
Oa lit oie Slut Der jeBt tGglt9 IN
uniiberfebbarer Menge etnlaufenOe1
8riefe unb pdfete, bic Die unermiios
li9en pDItleute orOnen un0 Derteilen,
5reube troseno in Sauienbe BON
9er3sn. @Gren dher unfere oentf9sn
Sngenieure ni9t gefpeien, ipdre all
bas nidt poer bod nur gum tleiner
Sell; fie oiirfen beute ni9t pergeler
bleiben. oieIe topfern SDbne beutfner
@iFenf9oft, bic uns Oie bon ben
o~b3iebenben 9uRen s~ert0rten Britt
fen tpieoer aafsebaut. BON bener ble@
Iige Sahberltdnoige ieiner5eit i1etns
ten. oaB lie Dor MbIauf zines polert
arbeitsrei@en Subres ni4t pieoer GEE
brau@sfdbig gemadt iperben tOnrs
ten! l1no beute9 Die @iienbobnbriit>
fe mar fnOn nod feds Wo9en pie@
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

iiber frem6e @ege uno tpeglofe
Giimpfe beimgetai.et, unO bic, an III
rer Wobnitatt enbli9 pieoer ansez
Ianst, 5umeiit ni9ts fanoen als einen
6oufen Sriimmsr, aus Dem, tpenn
lie Slid batten, Der fable Sdorn=
itein ragte. gli9t felten mitten in Der
Moat oapongetrieben, batten lie aaes
i'm Std lafen miifen, 9aus uno
6of, Jelb un0 @ieb, bistpeilen gar
6os frante Meib o0er einen gebreA>
li9en often.
Sun bietet bic oeutf9e @eripolz
tunq, bieten Die beutf9en Solbaten
ibnen sic 0ano, am Mieberdufbau
oes 3erit0rten felbitlos mitaubelfen.
Mun finoen fie, na9oem tie Die III
men unter rufiI9er 9errf9aft eingez
bleute Eurht Dor ben 8eamten unf
polisiiten iiberpunben, un6 bic D0l=
Tia agtoere Dirt oes lelten Gegiments
erfibIt ooer ertannt, BON Sag gu
Soq mebr 6reunoe unO 9elfer; se=
pinnen 3utrauen gu anoern urb 81
iid, uhb entbeden ibre oeutf4e &rafi
ipieber, Die ipobl einmal Derf9uttet,
BOD ME eebro9en tperOen fam. Sig
fno's, oie pobrlid cine Sonnen,
ipense feiern; Die ii9 na4 LANCER
Srrfabrt i'm pabren Slime beimge.
funoen; benen in tiefiter Seele BIT
beilise Grie0ensbotf9aft tlingt unt
gum @rlebnis miro.
unb tpeibna9tli9e GreuOe iAafft
aud nod anoeres. 9a fino bic @0r:
tragss unb MGrGenaben6e BON Mda
M0ner, Ser bsrufen 1T, als Mitar.
better o<s 8erliner profeHprs paf3'
topsti an Ser bon Der oeutf9en Der
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

mas Dunoer, ipenl spiIden Ben
Meibna6tslieOern urpI0Bli9 0as
.OsutIhlanb, Deutf9Idno iiber all
les 80" o%ufbrduit uno pie Elm Riit<
IiIdpur aus allen Munoen f6alt.
gDos WunOer, penn BEL olIem Meibs
nontsaouber bic Mienen bart tper=
ben uno ftG6lern sic 8lide, &dmpfz
Iuft uno SiegeripiIen tiinoeno -.
Mber es eibf aud nod onbere bisr<
auIonOe, bic oiesmol elm feltTomIides
beutf9es 0eibno9ten feiern: ole 4os
IoniEen. sic fino tpie bic &inOer.
sic fibIen 6eutfG unO pifen fi9
bon beutI9en gltern eeboren, tragen
feltTame Grinnerungen an ibre @robz
batter nit fi9 berum ut0 an 6eren
nod felt3dmere &in0beit, Die bon
@albesrauf9en mar uno bon frembz
ortiger 8ege9niFe; ;oie iiber al Die
perfpi9enen bielen, biclen Sabraebnte
beriiberfIingen, ipie elm uraltes, tpun~
6erli9 onmutenbes @oItslieb. Gang
lam fommen fie aus ibren ODrfern
un6 @infeln berous, oie Oeutf9en
Bouern polens, bic ibre Mutterfpra=
9e, ia, tire DioIette 70 treu bepabrt
baden troB aner Qnfe9tunsen Der
babingerauf9te 100 unO mebr
Sabre, uno bic bod ni9t pifen, tpO
hires 2ebens @uraeln liegen, Ob in
S9paben ooer Sa9ien, Sbiiringen
ooer i'm Rbeinluno, in S6lefien ooer
i'm @lfoB.
@s finb sumeiIf BON Ser Got gez
sei9nete @eii9ter, oie mdbli9 cuff
fou9en, 2eute, bic in ben lebten IL
Mondten Sur9tbares gelitten, bic
bon Ser &nute un0 0em &i1iippeI
rpbeifer @epaltmenIden BON ibren
@eb1ften iiber tpeite 2onoitreden GEE
idgt iporoen, 0urG Sag uno No6t,
INNER in @eIeai6uft ungeitiaten
Sungers unO grauIomer Miibfol:
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10
Err Krttg III nRr Ktnnfratuht.

Gin brouises &~riessibbG aus Der
&inberItube eradblt elm beutf9er
9roBbater:
SIN son5en beuti9en @aterldnO
finbst Der grobe &rieg ieinen @ioer=
1aG in Der RinOerltu6e nit Sroms
meln. Sabnen, @epebren, Solbatens
lie0ern ltnb iiegrei9en &Gmpfen. Sir
bic Rleinen 1T bieles Melttraueripiel
faIt muir cine Aueue frober Suit, unO
lie fe6en 0aran n1r bic belbenbaft
i90ne Geite, ni9t bas 2eib. Meine
Gntel Gronai unb pauli iinO ober
Dffenbar oas epige Srompeten un6
SabncnI9nenten miibe unb baben
lire MufmertIamfeit nun au9 Ben
pirtI9aftIi9en 5olgeerI9einungen
6es @0lferfrieges 3ugenanbt, Dbglei9
tie erft bier un0 bret Sabre alt iinb.
ga fiBen fie iiingt in ibrem Stiibs
den uno fpielen matchmaker. 9a bic
Mrtter bonn Neben3immer aus elm
anbauernbes &lppfen bort, bas beiz
nab ipie oas @etrommel bes MeBz
gers ouf benz 9odetloB tlingt, 10
i9aut lie einmal na9 un0 iiebt ben
@ieriGbrigen Dor Ieinem Si599en
fte6en uro nit einem 8auflob taftz
mGGig ouf einem pirren 9aifen ber>
umflopfen, pGbrenb Der Rleinere erz
ipartunqsbou 0abinter ftebt nit einem
alien &nopf in ben Singer4en.
n&inber, mas ma9t ibr ba?" fragt
bic Mutter, bic in5pif9en bemerft
bat. baB Der rdtfelbafte 9aufen aus
Den iterbli9en &eiten BON 5rancis
pferb6en beitebt, 0em o~bgeaogenen,
aerfeBten Sen, ben aer6rp9enen 9ola=
beinen un0 beselei9en &opf.
rWir fpielen MeBser", anttportet
Sranai pi4tig, i'd BIN Der Mebger<
burf9 un0 mode &albfleif9, unb
Der pauli 1T bic emma (bas Oienff@
mGb9en) unb fauft fir cine Marf
billiges Sleif9. Damn ididen mir es
benz Yapa an Sic 5ront."
Die Mutter tpor aipar bur9 bic
giitisen Mbii9ten Der &inber pei9
unO nadii9tis geiimmt, aber fe
fonnte bod ben Ianften 8ornurf
ni9t unterbriiden: n@6er Sranai
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

Marf9au feiert Meibna9ten.
Geltfame @lodent0ne gleiten bon Den
Siirmen iiber bic 9G9er uno piegen
fid in Der 2uft pie perirrte, fapin=
genmiioe @0gel. fallen ins Dunfel
Mno finb olsbalO glei9fam in Der
Mnenoli9en 5erne oes ~fternentiefen
9immels ertrunten.
Sn @ruppen panbern uniere felos
grduen 2anbftirmer beute Our4 bic
@taOt, f9peisfam uno in fi3 GEE
tebrt, lonsfamer ols fonit uno oo6
raitlos, als itrebten iie a0serno einem
entfernten 3iele 81, Dem 9auie, aus
oeIen Tenitern ibr Baum leu4;et,
ibrer &inber Meibna9tslieb ii9 in
Die Stiae f9pinst. llnb. man merit
IS ibnen an, ipie lie fOrmli4 ole ie>
benz onoern unb0rbaren 2aute begie<
rig trinten.
Nus ben &ir9en 19alen GbOre.
Sn elmer iingt Marie @Dbe, Die pom
Berliner 9oftbeuter fer 10 man@em
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

muBt bu benn aIes soputt mo9eng
9as orme, f9Dne pfer64en 1T nun
gang bin."
~Nd, bus T9aOet ni9ts". meinte
Der Sunge, nber Bopa muB bod gu
eifen boben, unO Der 5ran5i muB
Oo9 au9 faputte Sa9en baben."
Damn badte er tapfer auf Iein pfers
bez&aIbfleii4 peiter.
Der @ierberbanbspreFe miro bic
tleine @eI@i9te aus Der &in6erftube
sur freunblidsn 8ea@tuns empfOb>
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

Mie in @uri9au Oas Meibnu6ts=
felt perlief. f4iGOert in ani4auli3er
Meife Der no9ftebenbe Brief eines
RorrefponOenten:
Die 8Gum9en paren teuer. Sin
fleines Ding BON einem Meter 9Ohe
muBte nit 2 Morf be5ablt tperoen.
Mber sic gambler pnren tire CRIME
pra9t MIR aG5uf6nea IOs. llnb tpae
rem Sic 2i9ter audi ni9t eben lei9t
au bef9offen, aus talifenO 5enitern
ariiBt ieBt oenno9 Der ftroblenbe,
Observation-Disclosures Gbriltbaum in Die
ftiuen StroBen.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10
Mua Ser 9GMIerfhnI

- aus Ser SD9terf9uIe.
2ebrer: rMas Deritebt man unter
einem Meitbetiter?"
S9iiIerin f9peiet.
2ebrer: pglun. mos 1T bsun gsftbe=
tit2"
S4iIerin: Die 2ebre bonn S4O.
men,"
aebrer: nllnO elm aeFbetiter 1T
oIIo9"
@diiIerin (8og1ofD: Sin fd0uer
2ebrer!"
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

len; iie fam ooraus erie6en. ipie
peit man in Oeuti9lanb i9on nit
Der Sleii9not setommen 1T, unb Dor
Dielen anDern @ei9idten, bic bon
Observation-Disclosures aus OeutI9lan6
eradblt perbeu, bat bieie Den 8oraus,
bob fie pabr 1T.