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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-28

You can get fresh oysters at
Babbs.
w. c. Ellis a former merchant
of Smithland we'll known to
some Marion p ople and to many
Livingstonians was the guest of
6. G. Gray and family this week.
DR.. j. h. Perry and his wife
and little daughter returned
from Morley, Mo-, where they
went to see A. F. Franklin and
family several Of whom were in.
Mrs. Shelby Franklin was the
worst, being i'll of typhoid fever
Miss Sallie Franklin and Mas err
Willie Franklin were both i'll Of
typho malar al fever in mild form
and are now better and able to
be up and on the road to recov-
cry.
Leckie Elder and this family
of Toppenish, Washington, are
guests of her mother Mrs. A. F.
Storal in the Crayne section and
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Elder, Of Pierce Hills Section.
Mrs. B. Hopkins and son. Rob-
in arrived in Marion Wednesday
from a four months visit with
relations and friends in Glenn
wood Springs, Colo. While they
were here they were guests
of her brother, E. L. Harpend.
ing and after a short visit they
proceeded 20 their home at New
Salem.
Mrs. Mary Long left Monday
at noon in an automobile for
Frsdonia to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. NJ. Wigglnton for a
week or so. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. R.
F. Dorr and also Mrs. Grant
Davidson and Mrs. X. l.. More
Sol Hunt wife ard three SOS
and Harvey Conger arrived from
Phillipsburg, Kans. Monday anc
are guests Of her sister Mrs C.
l. Hughes and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Crayne.
Hon. G. N. McGrew of Bayou
President Of the Livingston Co,
Development Association wa.
here Monday to meet Hon, Nor
gan o. Hughes, the states county
agent who speaks at Salem to
day at one O'Clock.
Division 3 Of Crittenden Coun
ty schools, will hold a Schoo
Fair Saturday Oct. 18th. 1916 a
Seminary Springs. The program
I was published free in this pape
for benefit Of all schools. Yol
will find it in your paper Of Aug
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilson
have a nice new Maxwell ca
which will afford them and thei
friends much pleasure durinI
this delightful Indian summe
weather.
| Each oyotara ~ pahhs tnjav
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-28


had and no one ever thought Of cali
ing him anything but Old Draper
Dragon.
He had very big cave for his
home, and II was covered with hang
Ing moss and ferns. On the very top
OF the cave he had his garden. There
were several little bushes, one tree
which he was extremely proud Of.
and some little wild flowers that came
out very bravely-for 1t was high up
In the air-on top Of this cave.
Many Lizards and Nevis (they are
Cousins Of the Llzards) and Snails
and Spiders lived In Old Draper
Dragons cave. He said that 1t really
was Just like a large hotel, but he
liked having so many guests and he
made them feel right at home.
"And. when the Fancy Dress Party
was to be given In his cave he In
vited all his little Friends to come.
Sure enough they accepted with glee.
"The Party was given principally
for the Brownies though. and they
were all supposed to wear Fancy
Dress and Masks.
| They all came In a coach drawn
by old Mr.. Moon, for he was invited
to the party too. You see the cave
where Old Draper Dragon lived was
at the top OF the mountain where Mr..
Moon was spending his evenings for q
week or 50. And when he heard the
purity was to be a Fancy Dress one
he didn't seem TO mind ut all. The
Dragons told him he needn't bother
to come In Fancy Dress for II was an
honor to have him any way. But he
did arrive In Fancy Dress as he drew
the coach for the Brownies.
Instead Of being round and fat and
Tr,nnins. M. hova was n ths shaA
u a crescent-all beautifully shaped
and curved.
"'rm pretty fine, chr said Mr..
Moon. II was time | changed my
-hape-and what could have been q
better time TO choose than the night
Of the Dragons Fancy Dress Partyr
| "rhe Dragons were delighted and
the Brownies thought II was a very
nice compliment for Mr.. Moon to pay
the Dragons who get so much abuse
anyway by being thought so cross aud
horrid.
The Brownies wore costumes to
make them look like Policemen. Fire
men and Postmen. Those who were
dressed like Policemen carried sticks
made OF the old roots Of trees. Those
who were supposed to be Firemen
dragged behind them hose and lad
der Just as II they were at a nre.
Those who were dressed as Postmen
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-28
R l4lZ 5 EVHNlNG
FAIRY lAE q WARY
E8sTyI ~ s:''!oo;Hy,xsEgRJ
OLD DRAPER DRAGONS PARTY.

The Children were waiting for Dad
dy to begin his Story and were talk
Ing about Dragons while they waited.
THAT reminds me-" said Daddy,
"of the Dragons Fancy Dress Party
held two nights ago 10 the most beau
uful Dragon home.
"Of course. as I've often told you
before, Dragons aren't bad creatures
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-28

at ell. They have
nne dispos,tiens
and arc really
very jolly. rheas
looks are verH
nerce and danger
Gus. but they arc
a. mild - ~
can be.
40 they -
lots Of fun plan-
ming for thcls
Fancy Dress Par
ty. and II was to
be given In the
finest cave Of all
where lived OLD
Draper Dragon.
No one ne W
quite why he had
such a name, but
It Ms the name
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-28
or,vsc q osrpaia.

DRIVES Q osrvsia.
A woman ~ nos - sbas 70 drivs .
hoxvs or Q ssn. bss vhsa h eenss y
'dssvtnS . bargain she sets thsrs vttA
,bsskf TED.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-28

SpeCiaI 5000 Deef roast at
IL ~ to IS. Steak IS to IS.
Babb Bros.
Come to the School Fair Divi-
sion 3 seminary Saturday Oct.
7th. every body come.
X. e. Thompson Of Louisville
is the guest Of nephew s. T.
Dupuy on North Walker street
Mrs. Jessie Ellis and son Of
Salem are guests Of her sister
Mrs. W. V. Haynes on south
main street
Rev. J. A. Chandler left Moo.
day for Franklin to attend the
Conference Of the NJ. L. Church
south.
J. II. 0rme and wife and
Misses Frances Blue and Rather
inc Yandell arrived home from
Indianapolis Wednesday.
J. +. Threlkeld OF the Salem
mining district who was in the
city to spend the weekend with
his family returned to his work
y Monday.
Mr.. J. II. Grimes, cashier OF
the Tolu Bank and wife We're in
Marion Saturday night TO get DR.
Stone Ia fit some glasses for
them.
Miss Fife Lena Phillips Of
Cave Springs will leave next
week for Henrietta, Texas, to
spend the winter with her
brother.
j. b. Hubbard has returned
from a trip in the mountains OF
Eastern Ky. He reports bust
ness good in his line and that b s
health is also much improved.
DIR. A. Bailey. who practiced
near Weston some 35 years age
and who now lives with his son.
w. Z. Bailey at Saulisburg. Tenn
is reported in a critical condition
and not expected to live.
Several thousand subscribers
are in arrears, no papers will bt
mailed il not paid for after thi:
date. We are working on the
list as fast as we can.
We will bond YOU,
Crider & Woods.
Those who pay up all arrears
for subscription and renew il
1916 for the Crittenden Record
Press. will set il as long as paiC
per year
,tte Which seems fairest? To stol
- Paper not paid for or to ad
vance the price to $3.50 to thos,
who do pay for it? We decides
to hold the price down to $l.o
for a year during 1916, and sto'
those not paid for.
FOR SALE:-A good lot, an,
house of four rooms, ten foo
han, trent and back porhes
good cstern and well. stabl
offour stalls. two sheds an
! other outbuildinE, a bargaiR
JOHN II. TRAVIS.
We have farms for sale from l.
70 7 miles from Marion rangin
in price from $4,000 to 5000
according to acreage, improve
meots and location. See US 70
bargains IN town property.
's Cider & Melee.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-28

Fresh oysters at Babbs today.
Money to loan on farms at
per cent. Geo. M. Order.
Extra select section honey e
cts. a ID. section.
S. M. Jenkins.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-28
Special good beet roast at
u IL to Is. Steak IS to IS.
Babb Bros.

John Grimes and wife Of Tolu
were guests of Glad Threlkeld
and family near Repton Sunday.
You can get fresh oysters at
Babbs.
The price Of the Crittenden
Record Press 10 all delin-
quents is now and always has
been 81. 80 per year.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

Elm Trieoen auitanbe fommen iperbe,
Der ibnen geltotkn piiroe. auf ibrem
plaBe gu bleiben, ober bas glGtt4en
bate ii9 getpenbet, uno 10 mubte au4
oas 0iplomotii9e &prps aufbre4en.
unb apar nie i'd, mitten in Der
Ne9t.
Sn Stutari iibernodtete i@ in
einem tleinen !Sotel, in ipel9em i'd
betunnt par; 0enn font tpur MIR
qenos elm 3immer in ber gan5en
5tobt gu boben, unO nurbe babel
oerart ~iiberforbert. baB i'd mir Die
Sotelre9nuns fir fpdtere Sage aufs
fparte. Die Gerben butten au9 bier
bic prei5e ins unermeBltde bindufs
o%etrieben. llnteroefen mar 8eriat
getommen, oaB in Sun @iopanni bi
Meoua Elm :tolienii9es @9iff bereit
ifebe our Mufnabme Der ierbif9en
Jlii9tlinge uno bes biplomotif@en
Rorps aus Montenegro. Sd muBte
alfo 70 RAID als m0slid pieoer peis
terreifen unb faufte mir gu bieiem
.3pede BON einem ferbii9en Solboten
6as pfero fir 100 &ronen nit
6aumaeuq unb Gattel. SIS mar elm
tleines RoB9en. ober es belt tpader
aug. Gs gelune mir, mein Gepdd
auf bic padpferbe oes oipIOmotii4en
&orps ouflooen gu biirfen unb mid
felbt oieiem an5ufdlieBen. 3p0lf
Gtunoen bouerte ser &itt Biz an Die
aiHte bes Mbriotif9en Meeres unb es
feblts babel ni9t an unfreipiaigen
Salten uno fonitigen 3ufQuen; oenn
Sic 0iterrei9if9en patrouiQen
ThnGrmten bereits big in oie @egenb
bon Gfutari aus, offenbar, UNI Die
Ri6tung ous5utunof9dften, pel4e
bic fer6iI9en Nrmeefrogmente nab<
men, bic BON Gtutari iiber San @io<
bonni bi Meoua un6 MleHio na9
Duro38o 5ogen. Muf Dem san5en
@ege aeigten fi4 bic f9redli9en
Spuren oes ierbif9eu Sur9marf9es.
2ints uno re9ts ron Der StraBe
lager 6unDerte BON pferbelei9eu, bie
itellenpeiie einen boIen Geru9 ber<
breiteten; ouffaleno mar, baB ben
meiftsn oiefer pferbelei4en bic beiosn
Sinter6aden tpeggeIdnitten tparen; Die
nrio9e bieier @ri4einung blieb uns
ni9t LANCE berbor9en, oenn mir be-
mertten balb, oaB ii9 bic Gerben aus
Dem friI4en 2eoerItiid Spanfen an<
fertieten, um ni4t barfuB BEL Ser
berrf9enoen &dIte einbergeben gu
miifen. On einem anberen Orte
lagen gonae sroBe 9aufen BON pferbe>
Iei9en, oie bon niemanb beieittgt
tpurben unb cine fur9tbare @efahr
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11
unterfeeminen NIT ,,Obret''.

Ser 8elttrieg bat 8eifpiele ses
mug bofiir geliefert, boB elm Eau4z
boot Dber felbft Elm erDBeres &rie9s>
f9iff fi@ in einen 9afen, ou4 tpenn
berfelbe bur9 Minen sef9iBt TT,
in Der No9t p6er in einem bi4ten
Nebel einf9lei9sn unb unbeil FIFTEEN
tann. I'm fol9es gu Derhinbern, bat
Elm omeritanif9er G%rfinber. GOporb
+. CHANDLER, cine @inri9tung ber<
gefteGt, tpeI9e er felber in Der 800
pular Science Montblp" befareibt.
ST min, tur8 gefagt, bic nnterfee<
minen rb0renb" MAIDEN unb bic
@9oupirtung in 2i4tpirtung url>
feBen.
No9 feinem SpItem iinb bic Mi<
men in @ruppen BON ie bier geOrb<
net. Sebe @ruppe bilbet cine Selbs
einbeit unb lit nummeriert. Nuf iez
Ser Mine o6er 1T Elm M%ifropbpn ous
sebra@t. 9iefes rb0rt" bas Sum<
men zines Sou9bootes untsr alien
umTdnben, unb 5par I'm 70 fGrter,
ie ndber es bemieIben 1T. Oie Miz
iropbone jebes Setbes iinb bur3
eleftrif9e OrGbte NIT einem leu3>
tenben Northumberland bers
buaben. Sebem 4uabrot BON Mfi@
men i'm 6eIbe entfpri4t elm ebenio
nummeriertes an elettrif6en @9alts
apparot, mo iebes Selo feline Sampe
bat. Ollie 5elbeinbeiten 6oben oud
eegenIeitige elettrii9e @erbinbung.
&ommt nun elm fein6li4es S4iff
bur9 Elm MinenFelb, 10 nebmen bic
nG6ifen Mitroebone bic S4ols
f9pingun9en feiaer propeller ouf,
mas fofort our Sol9e bat, bob Die
betreffenben 2ampen am S4oltopz
porot oufleu9ten. Sin Sffiaier Der
@~srteibisung beftet isin augs ouf
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

fir Die tudrmsren Gage biIoen tper'
ben.
Sn San 9ioponni 81 Meoa itonb
oas S9ift elm itaIienii4er periOnsns
oompfer, ramens rGitta 81 Bari,
bereits CUR Aufnabme Der nod ans
tommenoen Tliidtlinge uno 6es oipIos
matif9en &orps bereit; uber es tuar
fdon berort bsIebt. Dab mar toum
einIteigsn 81 tOnnen eIaubte. Sn
nOrmolsn 3eiten lit bos S4iff fir
etpd 200 poHoeiere eingeri9tet, oos
mails ober ftonoen Oidt geOrGngt
neben chamber ouf Dem @eroed uno
in ben fonitigen RGumlidteiten an
bic 1000 perlonen, bic Doue 20
Stunbeu lang pGbreno oer 9on5et1
ueberfobrt ni9t nur iteben mubteH,
fonoern au9 ui9ts gu ellen uno gu
trinten betommen tonnten. @s tpdrert
fur9tbdre Stun6en Der Oranglol.
Rdum bate bds S9iff bonn 2onbe
abgeTtoben. als bon tueitem Elm oiters
rei9iH9er Nerpplon ii9tbdr ipuroe, Der
Iid unbeimIi9 f6neu Dem @diffe
nGberte unb oasfelbe tur3erbdno NIT
flint 8omben belegen polte, bic
oueroinss gIiidIi9erpeife ins 'Taser
fieIen unb peiter feinen S9aben ans
ri9teten. Mon tonn f1 toum in
@sOonten bos fur9tbor. ltngliid nus<
benton. 0as e%ntItanoen pGre, ipenrs
cine Bonnie bos S9iff getroffen
bate, benn nur ole penigiten pahds
giere bdtten ii9 retten tOnnet, odrs
untsr bic itoIieniT9e 8emunrung, bic
nit S9pimm9iirteln ausgeruitet
fpor, pdbreno 6rauen uno &inosr
feline beioBen.
GnoIi9 erreidten mir bds offene
Meer uno BON ie6s itdIienif9rn Sors
pebOidsern besIeitet, bur9fur9te
infer S9iff Ionefomer ais ionit, bic
5Iuten bes Moriatif9en Meeres, UNI
20 StunOen fpdter in Bari gu lanoen.
Wir poren b0nig eti4Opft unb troBs
Dem puroe unfere 9offnuug gu nidte;
bsnn Der 9ofenor5t 6rau4te pole a9t
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11
ManSeI des enslletsn TIasweGsns.

2Drb Gur5on bat unldn9it i'm engs
Iif9en Sberbouie bic 3ufammenfetz
5ung bes neuen 2uftamtes mitgeteilt,
oeiien prdIibent er lit. Sci Der De>
batte iibsr bos 2uff9iffabrtstpeien
fibrte 2orb Montasu einen inferei=
Ianten Brief on, ben er bon einem
iunsen Sliegerofft5ier erbalten bate.
Sn bieiem 8rief beibt es:
Gin Gliesersef9paber DerlieB am
Samstag -. (ber Srt pirb ni4t
genannt), unb alpar beitanb es bel
Der Nbfabrt aus IL Slugmaifinen.
,3uraeit iinb bon biefen IL 5lugma=
f9inen nur mod brei unbef9dbigt.
Der Slug iollte BEL febr gutem Mete
ter na9 Dobsr geben. Sci Der err
fen MaI9ine ~erplobierte Elm 39lins
Der. Der ii4 beim Nufitieg bereits
tparm gelaufen bate, aber es gelang
benz 6Iisser, ii9 Biz nod Sborebam
nit ben anbern 3plinbern burfsus
tdmpfen. Sine anbere Maf9ine bottle
eale Motorftorung. muBte umtebren
unb u~nterpegs lanben. @u9 bic
brittle MaI9ine batte MotorftOrung,
eins auf unsiinitigem @eldnbe niez
her unb purbe fa!per bef9Gbigt. Die
bierte Maf9ine fam in einen Stusm
unb purbe elsi9Falls ihper mitges
nommen. Sci brei anbern Maf9inen
bra9 Der Motor, unb 3pei bon ibnen
fino pOllitdnbig unbrau9bar getpors
ben. Die adte Maf9ine fam pbne
ipeitere St0runs in Eober an, aber
Bel ibrer 2anbung flpg iie in Stiide,
unb i6r 5ibrer, elmer unferer beifen
piloten, purbe fGiper berleBt; er 1T
iebt i'm 9oipitol. @ier bon bieien
Maf9inen berlieBen 9oDer, I'm am
nG4iten Sage iiber ben Ranal gu
fliegen. Srei errei9ten bas 9aupt<
qnartier Obne MiBsef6id, Die Dierte
Mafdine pertpanbelte fi4 nod i'm
S9uppen in einen Sriimmer6aufen.
- Maf9inen flcsel alfo aut bier
famen an, unb nur brei iinb mod
gan5. 8iellei9t pirb man BET ben
8ebOrben nun einfeben, bob bog,
tpas ieber Gubaltefnbsamte tDeiB,
ri9tig 1T, ndmli@, baB bic Notorsn
ni9t gut finb.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

sic Qonbfdaft gebt. gu alien preis
fen nurben bic 2ebensmittel oufges
touft, Iobob nod Dem 4b3us Der
@erben Die glot an alien eden tlopfte.
Gs mar iiberaQ nouftGnbig auspers
fault, ole 2Gben, oie Wirtf9aften unb
IelbIf bic pripoten. Die ettpa 8orrdte
botten, botten Ie gu enormen Preifen
an Die Serben pertauft. Inter oieien
leBteren tporsn ndmli4 ou9 piele Ders
moqenoe Qeute, bic ou9 auf Der
sFIu9t ibr &apitol nuBbar onlegen
fuo1ten. 60 fam es Dor, boB @aits
60fe unO Birtf4aften = es fam ii9
ia in Montenegro Inn nur lebr be-
I6eibene 3ofulitdten banoeln - BON
einem Serben gu 600 Biz 1000
&ronsn i'm Sage sepa4tet puroen
nit FAINT ben 8orrdten an Mein.
Der @erbe ~pertaufte Johann ben
Wein on feline 2onbsleute gu IL &ro<
men Oen Otter unb binnen penigen
Soqen bottle er auspertduft. Na9s
Dem er uno Der 8erpd9ter 10 Elm
autes @eI9dft gema4t butten, ging
sic Heife meiter. Oils Der erite
S4parm ser fIidtigen Serben in
poOgoriba antnm. tauften tie ben
Mortt in tpenigen Minuten nuf, To-
ooB ni9t ser tleinite Gemiifeitiel ouf
benz plabe me6r gu finoen NOR.
S9nops CAB es n%irgenos mebr, Die
@erben batten alien nufgefauft. 60
1T es ni9t gu oertpunoern, penn BON
einem Sag ouf Sen anbern bic preife
Der tdgliden 8ebarfsdrtifel ins uns
ermeBIi9e ftiegen, 5umal Die 8ebOrz
ben feinerlei S9usmabna6men gez
troffen batten.
llnterbeTen fam sic 8unOe, baB
bic OeIterrei6er INNER nGber riiden;
I9on par Der 2otp3en in ibren 9dns
ben un6 in @ilmdrf9en- riidten lie
gegen @irpu3ar am StutoriTee. Mos
an 2opSen ge9angen. ent5iebt ii9
meiner &enntnis, oo9 mar es bort in
ben Sasen Dor Sem Sal auffalenc
rubig, unb felbf Montenegriner sr>
adblten, bab BORT nur nod gum
@9ein gei9ofen ipur0e. Die lleber<
gube bes 2oip5en 1T cine buntle @e<
f9i9te, iiber pel4e sic Monteneeriner
anerlei munfeIn. Dim II. 'Sanuar
p%erlieB i9 Montenesro uno. ols i4
in planiBa anfam, fporen Die Deter
reider f9on in 8irpnaar am ienz
feitisen nfer bes Stutarifees. NDes
mar piel f9neler unb iiberraf9enber
gefommen, als man seabnt batte.
@Iiidli9srpeife iinb feline groBeren
@9iffe ouf Dem Stutoriiee ben
Seiterrei6ern CUR @%erfigung seitanz
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

- . - . ~ q - n AAss.ss rfr '
| alma infer &roftpdgen in bic Bride,
fobGb mir in cine ssFdbrIi9e Gage
tomen. @ir fon0ten einen &eiter
mad qO6soriba 5uriid, um elm onoes
res Nutomobil gu befteuen, uber elm
IoIdes mar ui9t auf5utreiben. icbob
mir uns T6liebli9 nit eirem S9iens
tpoqsn begniigen muBten, Der ober
bier Stun0en brou9te, nm ben turjen
Wea mad PIoniba 5uriid3uIegen. ben
mir per &roftpogen in elmer bdIben
Stunoe binter uns gebabt bdtten.
3tpei Stunoen botte infer unfretz
niniger @ufentbaIt mitten duf
f6mubieer StroBe unO in trofIos
0untIer Ro6t seoauert. Sn PIaniba
beqab i9 mid fofort IN bic 2aHs
b~unosIteqe Der Sdiffe uno fanb bier
pirfli9 nod Elm S@ifF, bas stpar Dou
be1ebt mar BON Serben uno ierbil9en
Tlidtlingen. SD Oriidte MIDI NIT
meinem !SonOtoIfer in Die Men9e uub
tonnte mitfobren. Mber bas mar elm
sFobren! @ino un0 Wetter ausees
iebt, Itebenb in Der talten DinterIuft,
o6ne mid betpsgen gu t0nnen, 10 ging
es iiber ben See Stutari entgegen,
no mir ale toomiiSe dnlongten. od
Die Aufreeung Der lebten Sage IN
uns no9pirtte uuO mir auOem in Der
beraoneenen No9t feline @%elegenbett
botten, irsenbno aus5urubeN. @nb<
li9 Inn Z ubr nlorgens traf unisr pou=
~gepfropftes S9iff in Stutdri Elm.
unter0eHen bate man pernommeu.
bdB sic Oeferrei9er Nidt iiber @irs
pa3ar binausgegangen porer, fobdB
mir uns in @tutort einen Sag Der
Rube e0nnen tonnten. !Sier trdf i'd
aud 6as 6tpIomatif9e &orps, Dos
gu gIei4er 3eit pie i4 aus MOnte>
negro gefloben mar; es tparen Der
engliI9e, italienif9e, frdn5OIfde unb
ruFifGe @eIdnots nit ibrem perfonal
uno i6rer Oiensrf9uft; bas biplomds
tif9e 3orps bate Bis gum 16. Sa>
nuar onesnOmmen, oaB spiiden
M~ontenesro uno Seiterrei9zunsurn
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

biT6en @rmeen unO CUR @roberung
@srbiens ging es uns in Montene9ro
Ieibli9 gut. Die preiie fiji Ole tGgs
Ii9tn 8eborfsortitel unren iuobl GEE
Itiegen. dber INNER nod ertrdglid;
bic 8orrGte iporen i'm 2anoe ni9t
beoeutsno. bod puroen ftets neue
Maren eingsFiibrt. On 6leiId par
fsin eigentIidsr MungeI uno feIbit
MiI9 NOR INNER gu boben. tuenn
nu4 niht eero0e in por3ii9Ii4er
GuaIitGt. Damn fumen bic eel6lns
gsrsn ferbiI9en 4rmeen, bic ii9 ii6er
bic boben @ebirgspdFe i'm Often
Montenegros in Si6er6eit gebru9t
hotten, unb fotpeit tie nidt i'm uniuegz
famen @ebirae Ser 3dIte unb Dem
S9nse gum Spfer sefullen tpuren.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11
Etnr Tlnrlrt alta @nntFnrgrn.
orre5niHe clues slufcn Bel sesinn bes Sricaes.

10000 perTonen sstpefen fein. bic
i'm 2aufe elmer @o9e Our9 poo'
eoriba gs5osen iiuo. bdruuter 5obls
rsi6e oIte MGnnsr uno TrdRn.
SeIbnuerItGnoli9 tonnte Montenegro
ben eefpoItigcn 3uftrom ni4t i'm
Qanoe beboItsn unO mubte ibn no9
QGbonien ubleitsn. Die Wirtung bes
Our9mdri9ss mar bieieIbe, ipis
tpenn Elm SeuTdredenI4parm ii6er
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

= Qud cine 3eitbeFim-
mun9. 0irnol: rS9du, Seppl,
jeBt baben mir fAOn Orei Sabre Be-
tdnrtf9aft, tpann tpirft mid oenn ei=
gentIi4 q mol beiraten9"
8auernburid: nSd, muBt bait
tparten, Biz Die GrbGpfel q nal re9t
gut gerdten!"
ungaIant. Grember Gin
Sen 2aben zines Sptiters treteno):
sd m6dte germ cine Brittle taufen,
f9Dne Trou!"
Optiter (ous Dem Nebensimmer 5u
ieiner @otttn): rOa fannit Ou glei9
Die I9drfiten Rummern D%orlesen, Der
9err ideint fehr tur5ii@tis gu iein!"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

Sn mills o~ufsel0iten SGoren tamen
fie oaber, bermif9t nit fleineren uno
gr0Beren Rotten biir9erli6er 5liidtz
Iinse, bic aus Qngit Dor ben gulsaren
6aus unb 5of psrlaKen hatten. nm
NIT Der asrriitteten Nrmee nad Monz
tsnegro poer n19 Mlbunien gu flieben.
MIs bic flii9tigen @4oren in ibren
Serlumpten &leiOern. pbbiifd furht>
Dor beruntergetommen. na9 Montez
negro famen. befano ih MIDI 5ufGlIig
IN poogori5a, mo Die 4nfunft Der
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

Sin RuTe, Der felt msbreren Sab
rem in Montenegro seI4dftli4 nies
bereeIaHen NOR unO Der an II.
Nunuar 1916, ols bic Seitsrreider
thinner fueiter ins 9ano O%ororoneen,
fIieben mubte, nm nidt nit eintm
Sntsrnierunsslossr fir Idngere 3eit
BetanntI9oft gu MAIDEN, er5Gblt iibsr
feline SIudt aus Montenegro folgens
bss: 8is CUR @srnidtung Der iers
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

bieien; elm GsIb nod benz onberen
gIiibt Dor ibm auf; unb Der Sffi5ier
ipeib f9Iiebli9 sona eenou. in mels
dem Telbe brauBen fi9 bas feinbli@
DE Boot aueenblidli9 befinoet, 'nno
in peI9er &tdtung IS it4 tDeiter
bepegt. Nunmebr beiBt es banoeln.
Ser Sffi3ier briidt ouf einen elet>
trif6en &nopf. = unb Meilen ents
fernt f9iebt cine SGule Waher IN
bic Cuff empor. Gin ni9t gefebener
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

9sutGid. r@9mierenbiret~
tor: sd brinJe nit 9orIisbe germ
Srausripisle our Muffiibrun9".
sos fam i9 begreifen, SIRE
sruppe fpisIt ia audi iiberaus trau=
rig.
0ur9f9out. sd fiible
midi in meiner @be ni4t DEFENDERS
glidli@".
no briidt Did Oenn Der PuntOf<
fel?"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

Seinb 1T pl0Bli9 pernidtet iporben,
unb 20 pber mebr topfere Motroien
baben ibren Sob bon Der 5anb zines
Monnes gefunben, Der fpohri4sinli9
feinen BON ibnen iemals geieben. bat.
Sur oles biibi6 .ia@lia"...
90 nimmt iid bic @ef6i9te nee
nigitens ouf benz D%rudpapier aus.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

@tunben. Bis sr Die 9usfdiffuns be-
niuigen tonnte. Na9 opDlftdgiger
9ebiagb eeIangte i4 enoli9 gegen
@noe Sanuar i6er @biafIo in oie
S9peia.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

. biefe &inbsr. Mar
gum 8eiu9 bei feinsr Sante):
.Sante. 5eig mir nal Define Singer
nigel.
Sante: .@oau oenng"
Mar: rgoter fagte nenli9, Su
tdteit aIes 5uiammentrasen"
- @4Dn gefagt. 3eitunss@
lefer: vNi9ts pie @erbre4en uno
unfGle; bic beutise Setting trieft
tatid9li9 BON 8lut unO 8enain!!"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

ben, 90 ollf Dem See sepDbnli9 nur
.SegeIfdiffe nit 8ensinmOtoren pers
tebren.
%l1nseit0rt sing ~a1eroings bic Mutos
mobilfabrt BON poosoriBa na9 pla>
niba niGt Dor fi@, benn untertpess
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

Gerben bereits semelbst mar, unb
bate bier @elegenbeit, bas peltge>
fdi9tIi9 beoeutfame @reienis oes
ierbif9en Ridouses mitan5ufeben,
u~Ileroinss Elm fur4tbares Drama, oas
fitf 5u 9er5sn sing. IS mOsen etpa
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11
c@eiitise" gnresnns.

Di9terItng lin elmer Som&
merfrii90: SIS 1T ia allerbinss
re9t biibi@ bier; aber i'd babe bod
gu tpsnis seiitise Nnresuns."
@ebirgIer (autrauli9): s
t0nnt Gohna an feinen gnaian ber>
raten!"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

a9 mas, / 6ab ia ansit DOrm
8ometen; I bin 10 a gutmiitiger
Menf9, | elaub, penn mid Der
&pmst iiebt, Der pebelt mit'm
S9pan5!
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

= @timmt. Mar: .@orum
1T rSbrfeiee" tpeibling4
MoriB: .Meil es bic Sbrfeise
beiBt".
Mar: rNein, iDsil lie tlatfat1.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-11

5eirotsbermittGer: rOie>
fe Dame tonn id Sbnsn beTtsns
empfebIen, fie 1T bGusli9, sebilbet,
bibf9 unb muiitoIif9!"
5reier: 80, i'd brau6e mebr!"