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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
Making Bad Matter Worse

1t is dangerous thing, when YOU
nave let slip an unfortunate remark
TO try to cover up the blunder.
Mrs. G. was talking with the wife
OF Judge H. about her sons choice of
profession. Il don't want him to
be a lawyer she said
why not" said the judges wife.
Il think there is nothing much finer
than the legal profession for a bright
boy"
We'll, said Mrs. G., bluntly, "a
lawyer has to tell so many lies" Then
ii dawned on her that she was talking
10 the wife of lawyer; so she hastily
added, THAT is-er-to be a good law.
yer "-Youths Companion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

"Tuther morning" related Mr.. Gap
johnson Of Rumpus Ridge, while l
was In bed, wrapped in the arms Of
Morpus, and wife cooking breakfast,
she suddenly hoIlered for me to get
up quick, b'cuz Rowdy, the baby, had
sNallower a quarter
No, l reckon not, just yet says
l. While admire to see a child de-
velop saving disposition this early in
the game, don't want to fatter the
little cuss by paying too much atten-
ton to him Kansas City Star.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
ADMIRAL HERBERT QUICK

Herbert Quick, member of the new
farm loan board, looks like a mag
nate, even if he is farmer. One day
when he went into breakfast in
Youngs hotel in Boston, one of the dig
nified and portly negro walters came
over and filling his glass said: Good
mornln', general, will you have some
canteloup?" ayes" said Quick, but /
am not general"
The waiter brought it and said:
Now, governor, will you have some
cerealT Eyes, some oatmeal, but |
am not governor"
Again the waiter came and said:
Now, judge, what Is you gwine TO
have for breakfastT Bring me some
ham and eggs" said Quick, "but
am not Judge"
AS the meal drew to its close the
waiter said: BOSS, does you mind
tellin' me what you ISL" Quick's sense
OF humor had been already aroused
and he said: "Why, no. | don't mind
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

81 wish I could afford to own an au-
tomobile."
ut doesn't take much money to buy
one these days.
81 know, but don't want that kind.
I'd hate to buy an expensive fluid like
gasoline and then pour it into one Of
those cheap cars"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
.lET 1ElEH1 ILHEXILIILI(1ITI11
JUDGE CLAYTON KNEW

Sometimes it comes in handy for
United States Judge to have been a
member of congress. Judge Henry D.
Clayton, who is on the circuit bench of
Alabama, not long ago was trying a
case in which the question of mans
handwriting was involved. Under the
Alabama law it was always necessary
to prove a persons handwriting, and
the admission of ones writing by com.
parison could not be taken in evil
dence to prove the authenticity of a
document introduced in evidence. The
defendant sought to gain point in
his case by introducing a letter in the
handwriting of one of the parties in
volved. Judge Clayton ruled that the
writing was admissible
Immediately the lawyer on the
other side rose and suggested to fhe
court that his long service in CON
gress had probably made him rusty
in the law; that handwriting could not
be proved bv cOmDariSon with WRITING
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
Welcome Chance,

Il understand that skirts are going
to be longer remarked the obseryant
citizen.
That's good, replied the tired bust.
ness man. Maybe next season l can
60 TO musical show without imagin.
ing I'm looking at q plain, everyday
street parade"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

ns you am the admiral of the Swiss Lord said the
uu not know es whatever
you was de top the heap" ~ ~
ms up was scarcely less the compliment
Mr. QUICK been
Having teen born and reared
schools unnatural
OF farm journal; he
telephone
mayor OF SIOUX CITY In his of
and at times quite active
E9LAs as member Of the Democratic party
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
FOR HAIR AND SKIN HEALTH
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Are Supreme. Trial Free.

These fragrant, super-creamy emol.
hents keep the skin fresh and clear,
the scalp free from dandrur, crusts
and scales and the hands soft and
white. They are splendid for nursery
and toilet purposes and are most eco.
nomical because most effective.
Free sample each by mail with Book,
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Ady.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

Il saw perfect love of a library
table at Grumble's this afternoon"
But, my dear, We don't need a H.
brary table"
u know, love, but there's no tell
Ing when we will need one, since
Uncle George gave little George that
tool chest for his birthday"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
Shattered Romance,

"Do you remember how you used to
stop at the shops and send me bou-
quets and bonbons?" said the woman,
Yes" replied the man. There was
some sentiment about you in those
days, Now you insist on nv stopping
at the shops and sending you around
bacon and beans"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a Gen
eral Tonic because it contains tho well
known tonic properties Of QUININE and
IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives out
Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds
up the Whole System. 50 cents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
Mildly Hintino.

Jimson-Hullo, Smith, where are
you hurrying off to?
Smith-O, just to the post office to
complain of the beastly rotten deliy-
cry service.
Jimson--Why, what's the matter
nOw1
Smith-That check you promised 10
send me ten days ago has not reached
me vet, so Pm afraid it's gone astray.
STRAY Stories.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
They're Scarce

What a beautiful girl Miss Stone
Is! Strange she has never married"
We'll, you know there are very few
men who can afford to provide a proper
setting for such beautiful Stone"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
COVETED RV All

but possessed by few-a beautiful
head of hair. If yours is streaked with
gray, or Is harsh and stiff, you can re-.
store 1t to its former beauty and lus.
ter by using La Creole Hair Dress
ing. Price $1.00.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

DR.. Peery's DEAD SHOT" is an effective
medicine for Worms or Tspeworm in adults
or children. One dose is sufficient and no
supplemental purge necessary.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

WHY HAVE cHiLLS AND FEVER7
Plantation Chill Tonic ia guaran.
teed and will do the work in a week.
Your money cheerfully refunded by
dealers II it fails after giving 1t q
proper trial. Price 50c.-AdV.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15
Her Intent.

Look how that cat has taken up her
position just in front of the camera"
Il suppose she did it for a set purr
pose"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

gmace and he
pass at the back of his leg He
were already leaving the field and the yelowake
h retreat And while
broke into the kng of Never
Twice And the took the hint and
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

as Whereupon
ne was
passed law permitting handwriting by just such method and he
the contending lawyer the
Statutes where the be found
sometimes ohosbad
attorney sal 100000
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-15

vi Tue COD ana tomatoes and
mouth ana the Won could
ana lie under a ree-t so bad" - ~ o. wv
At this point there a to ,r,o,.oo, ous
Of orders chicken ~ 'N anu 1n'iu
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

sntflsiidtsn gsTi4te. lseiga. ben
Wusbrud zines un1a pregt 6eln1s
tpebs unb ,19neibenoelN Straer5es.
unb bieIe unberiibmteg WKtprer
truaer ibre 2eioen in feg i3eErftBer<
Der 5tide. 9ieie Meniast aergen
ouf benz @runb ibrer @tsla, gang
tief innen, ienen gro5ea Uatal2 nus,
ous benz bas 9eloent8a pors
fprieBt. Niemals bell 9n lt9,
gu 2anb unb gu Mahar etieyen tie
bic glei9en Offenen, ferHpal939en
unb riibrenben 8urf& STE paB<
ten nur, baB Der r@aa2rs pon
Der 9eimaterDe pestraa 94B
bas xMitter9en", bos ae 9as
beilige &uBlanb, ibnen u l 'Sjla
fe getommen 1T.
NoA elmer biiferen Hebertabrt
tom am iriiben MOrgen bas @ditt
in Rorfu an. Sen gan3n Sag bra9@
ts es i'm 9afen gu. Die beaenif9en
8eb0rben gloubten bas Seer nt9t
begriiBen gu iOlen, oas lie I'm nns
eliid i'm Std gelahen batten. Nuf
bieie Mei5e entsingen bic Ierbii9el
sruppen, als iie in Corfu ben SUB
auf sriedif9en 8oOen ieBten. ben
militdrif9en @hren Der @|rieden, pte
Der aDnig Yeter Bel ieiner antunft
in SalDniti.
sSyn Der Na@t, Bel f~r6menbsm Re<
gen ging bic 2anbung Dor iid. Wt1t
5erriKenem Sersen, ober nnerf9uts
ferli9e @aterlonbsliebe in Der Seele,
mar59ieren bic GolOaten nod i9rer
Bayern in @opino unb 9npios, BEN
aund9f Bel Corfu gelegenen SOr'
fern. Muf benz slitf9igen 8ooer
bleiben iie man9mol fteben unb betas
item priifenb bic 3peiss, I'm BIZ
8Gume gu ertennen, bic bier bic 9ls
gel bebeden. Gs finb 0elbdume, be-
rem fte nod ME pel4e sefeben ba'
ben; 5uerft batten fie ite fir WeiOer
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

ler beri9tet foIgenbes: 8G9reno bes
gar3en Sages naren an bic Mai9i>
nenanlage bic b09iten NnfOrbsrungen
gelteut moroen. Die NnIage soar gut
in Srbnung. St0rungen an ben Nto<
I9inen traten nidt Elm, Die 6euer
muBten ieOo4 Der 5orcieruns tpesen
iebr bdufig gereinigt perOen. ge9en
IL l1br 40 fano i'm 9inter19ifF cine
beftige Ggplofion itatt, Die nur BON
etnem Sorpe6otreffer b~erriihren tonns
te. SIN ielben Augenbltd blieben
beioe MaI9inen lte5en, wabrihein!i9
lnfolge 0es &nidens Der S9roubens
peuen, bas Qi9t gine aus, unb es
purbe Elm beftiees Haufden BON ein<
Oringenoem Maiier b0rbar. MIs ib
benz @erdui9 na4ging, um 0ds Bed
feitauitelen, itrOnte mir f9on bas
Mafer iber bic JlurpIatten satgegetl,
10 baB i4 ben Srt bes 2eds ni9t
ausfinoig NADER tonnte. Na9 Dem
8erlaHen oes Haumes ertunn;qte i9
mid Dur9 bas Spra9robr nod Der
9teuerborOmai9ine, ob Der Mai9i<
nenraum nod intatt pdre. Der Iei<
tenoe Sngenieur teilte mir barauf
nit: .Mir molten nerfu9en, 8ad>
borbmaI9ine gu Ienaen". Oies na5m
ldnsere 3eit in Aniprud; nabrenb
bieier 3eit puroe Oas Gefe9t an
8adbproieite nit erb0bter 9eftieteit
fortgefebt. Das S9iff neigte ii9 befz
tis nad 8adboro iber. Sur 5eIben
3eit ltr0mte au9 bas MaF>r our9
Die geDffnete Reeling iiber Ded unb
iiberflutete bic 8%adboroieite. Muf
Der Steuerborbiette tpuroe in bieiem
Moment Elm Oreifa@es n9urra" auss
gebradt. gu oiefer 3eit iab l9 nod
ben leitenoen Snsenieur, mabrf9ein<
li9 als leBten, aus Der Steusrboro>
maf9ine bo9tommetl. Sd Butte se>
raoe mod @elegenbeit, mir eiae Sorts
peite on3ulegen unb purbe bann BON
Der See, naabem i9 einigemei I'M
Offenen 9dnsemaftfaiten bdn9en se<
blieben mar, empOrgebOben uno fort<
gefpiilt. Na@ ldngerem S9nimmen
errei@te i'd elm SloB; nu6bem i9
mid nit Dieler Mibe beraufsearbei>
tet bate, tOnnte id eeraoe mod bic
S9ornteine bes nSrauenlob" Der<
f9tpinOen feben. Cine Maetplenboie
seigte nod ldnserer 3eit sic Stene if
res unterganges an.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

ftsr f9einen Der @erspeifluns no9e.
Nufre9t itebt poi9itf4 ba in eins
brudppaem S9peigen. Seine ipnt
fr0bli9en unb optimiitii9en 3ise
baben fi9 ii9tli9 perdnOert. Mit
peri9leiertem Bid i9aut er peit
binaus auf bas Meer, auf bas 10
heiB erfebnte Meer. bas i'm nun nit
graufamer Sronie in ole @erbans
Hung trogen fpa.
Cine @o9e fpdter lGuft I'm Mlits
ternadt Elm srpBer italienii4er
Dampfer ben 9afen ppn @alona an.
@s beeinnt Der Sransport Der 9rups
pen. 3uert in Der Morsenfriibe
f9iffte fi9 bic Moraba : 9ipiiion
bes MoipOben Stepan. Diefe Di<
biiion batte Der 4egierung unb benz
GeneroIitab ben Meg aum Rid8ug
aebnbnt, na6bem iie in Nirot nnb in
2estopaa nit ben 8ulgaren ge>
tdmpft bate. Ser californian.
bont bate Elm SeiteF:n s%eriftet gu
g4ren Der ferbii6st Offi5iere, bic
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

ten @sI9paber, uno pie ii9 uniere
SorpeDpboote an Die Nettung Der
Ghpimmenoen ma1ten, als .Jrau@
enlob" our Gratli4en 9ilfe!eiitung BUR
unterganesItele zines 5petten englIs
l9en 3orpebObootss betoblen purbe.
.lnier unterar5t NOR baau nit allen
N0tisen ausgeriitet. g. %. g.
,Srauenlob" fubr aus Der 2inie ous,
puroe iebp9 auf einen rWintfpru4"
zines beutl9en Sorpebobpotes, oas be-
reits' bic @9pimmenOen auTsenom>
men hatte, tpieber in Die 2inis einge>
reibt, oa ienes SorpebOboot islbit ei>
men Mr3t an 8oro bate. Mit ben
eriten @4ihen Oes 5~lpeiten Gsi9nas
oers NOR nalar Sdiff gum @efe6t"
angel9laeen morben. Der 3ipi14ens
bed Wa9babenoe ma4te feline porges
|I9riebenen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Sober
Mugenblid tpurOe u%nterOeilen gum
5euerreinigen benuBt. 90 puroen in
Ser Sat n~mbreburgen fir erbebli9
b0bere 9eidpinoigteit als ionft her>
ausgebolt, obne caB audi nur Elm
ein3iges 2ager warmgelaufen mare.
Ser .5rauenlob" purOe burA guf>
i9ldge bon @ranaten uro ba5 8llben
bon @9uFsn auf ben in Der Sdm>
merung idle9t als5uma6enOen Teinb
aufmert1om. SIN aommanooltono
leitete Ser &ommanoant nit ieinen
Sffi3isren bas Select. ST ielbit
eina in meiner @igeni4aft als Sigs
naloffiaier auf bic Obere Bride 5a<
rid uno itelte feft, baB aud i'm 9es
fedt lubig unb f4nea gsarbeitet
nuros ME Bel BEN uebnngen. Die
Auf1qldge Der feinbliden Salpenla,
gen paren i'm allgemeinen iehr unregel<
md5ig. 8alo 1ab man Die grunll4en
9Gmpfe Der @ranattn in tpetter @nt>
fetnung, balb etpas ndber orfiteisen.
3ulest l9ten jeoo9 Der Teino it'd eins
g19oHen gu baben unb mebrere Muf<
I9ldge lugen i'm &ielpahsr u~nieres
areu3ers. Nuf Signal oes Tiibrers
lbrebten mir .binter nnierem 8oroer<
mann nod S~teuerLorb, pobur4 Die
Aufi4ldse bes Jeinbes fi9 entfern>
ten. Sn unferer alten Substituting
| bliBten S9iie auf Don neuer @eg>
nern, ani9etnenb tleineren &reu5ern.
Ra9 Mnbru9 Ser Ountelbeit, UNI ets
ma 1 llbr 80 beleu9tets nnie.
S4lubi4tH pl0sli9 einen 3sritOrers
dbnliGen &reuser unb begann bas
Jeuer gu erDffnei: SIS iteate i;9 balo
heraus, OaB ss fi4 UNI Rreu8er oes
p@urora" > SaapPs bonbsste, nie gu
funf S4iffen in rur etpa 300 Wlster
Ibtano itanbsn. Na9 peni9en Wtt<
nuten oreRten mir nod S~teaerboro.
Sofort lieB i9 beibe psrfiigbars
S4einperfer auf ben segeniibefftebeas
ben &reu5er leu9ten. Die Mrtilerie
erOffnete iofort Das Teaer. Qierauf
erfplgte auf ben rSrauenlobA cine
6erartige Mubt BON @randttreffsrn,
Bic faft ale BAG N9teri9iff trafen.
| COB es Den @nfdein baIte, als oh
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

mebrsre feinbli9e S9iffe ibr .6euer
auf unIeren Rreu3er tonaentrierten.
Na9 nur tpenigen SefunbeR horte
i9 ben Iauten gfuf: r5euer i'm Mds
ter19iff!", uno obermoIs no4 Setur<
ben oaIelblt Elm gepaltiges 4ra9en
nit benz 9ardtterifii@en rRuden"
bes S9tffes bel einem 3orpebotret>
fer. Mir 6atten einen Sorpeootref>
fer erbalten. 9as 2i6t ging iofort
aus. Die S9einnerfer, bic ier 3iel
bisber gut f~etgebalten battea, erIo>
f9en, oie @eI9iBfibrer i9onen
IelbfltGnbig. So meme idn1tli4en
Junttionen als electromagnetic,
@Aeinperfer> uno Signaicffiaier
nunmebr a~ussefalen tDoren, berlieB
i'd Die pbere Bride, pGbrenO ii9 bas
96iff bereits fart na9 8adbcrb a4>
tern iiberlegte. Sd sing i9nellen
@Grittes auf bic a9tsre Bride, I'M,
msas wisli6, gu belfen. @Is id
eNAlaabo1tanb Dorbeitaa1, horte
m aas ME ii9 bic S4iffslettung
ta un6 Mai4inentrmmorl<
~ oas @9iff mad Gteuer<
boga Kgu 3aperten. MIes pergebens,
nuE suaer f9ien nod bewegIi4.
@or vben mir ni4t mebr
belel Ii ni9t mebr bei9ofs
fe,1 h5sN" Fl bic &rpiDflpn err
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13
Die Iebten stMndsn des fraMenIcb

Bon benz in Der @esi9ladt Dor
Dem Stassrrot gsiuntenen &reu5sr
.%sSrauenlob" lit betonntli9 Hur elm
gang tIeiner Sell Der 8eiubung q
R0pfe) mad aebnftiinOigem urlbers
treiben in Der Norbiee gerettet tpOrs
ben. 3pei Oisier seretteten 9slOen.
ole bor benz &rieye in Der S4tpela
nieoerseloKen paren, nGmli9 Ger
Sdbnri9 3. g. StOlamann anb Der
Maf9inift Mar Mdiuer, bic i'9 nun
in 9onano befinben, baben thren @l'
tern einen senauen 8eri4t iibsr ben
llntergonQ ibres &reuoers nJrauen%
lob" eel9rieben, ben mir an oteter
STEELE per0ffentliden pOllen,
Der TGbnri9 Stul3mann bsrt9tet:
r&oum bdtten mir geieben, frte Elm
engliIder 3erltOrer mitten alseinans
berborft uno fant. setroffen bonn atpet>
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

Tern Montenesros Nabrung geliefert
batten, tparen ieBt ausgeblutet. SIN
2nufe Der lebten bier Monate mar
nidt elm einaiges Shiff eingelanfen,
am bic 8orrdte gu ersdn5en. Die
tpenisen 2ebensmittel, bic bic 8eDOl>
terung siferiidtis sebiitet batte, tpa<
rem ben Dor benz !9eere climber flie<
henben 3ipiliiten unb ben Hequifis
tiOnen Der iegbiiden 8ebOroen raid
gum Spfer gefauen. 3ebn, 5ipan>
Sig Osnar tpurben fir elm Stidaen
Maisbrot gegeben, tpenn mon iiber>
bnupt eins erbielt. Saredli9er ols
ie erbob bas @efpenit Der 9uugerss
mot fein 9aupt.
llnb INNER brdnete Der Jeinb
rna. Gr sriff an Su 2anb, gu
MaTer unb in Der Quft. Sn ben
@arten bes &ronprinaen fiel cine
8ombe aus einem MeropIan, pdbs
renb Der iunse Rarogeors nit Dem
5eloite9er ben Mari4 ieiner Srups
ben Derfolgte. Damn tpurbe bet
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

@roB mar bic 5reube, ebenfo srOB bic
@erpirruns. Sober piinf9te ii9
8uerit ein3uf9iffen, ii9 au retten.
Aber bic &egierung lieB aug 8or>
ii9t mitteilen, bos S4iff peroe nur
bic Miniier unb bic b04iten 9eam>
ten ~oufnebmen. ga fingen bic a9ts
3ig MitgIieoer bes BarIaments, Die
mar aus 8aummonseI nidt auf%
nebmen tonnte unb bic ii9 Elm pes
mig lditis ma9ten, su prOteiieren
en-. sSn benz 2Grm unterf9ieb man
bic @timme bes friiberen Minifters
probanoptti9, Der in Der Stupid
tina 70 germ unb aufmertfam ange<
bort gu tperben pflegt. Mu9 Naitas
Petropitfa, Der ensfte Sreuno bes
neutrality-suspicious., mar un5ufries
ben; nit TRIGGER unb 5p0ttifder
@timme piin5dtc er ieinen ebemalis
gen GplIeget gliidli9e Heife.
Sn ben Corn Der abseorbneteu
mii9te ii9 bic meuteriiGe Stim'
muns Der Mense. Siefes ein5iee
S9iff ftebt our 8erfii9uns; bic @e>
fobr iteist BON Minute gu Minute.
Sober fiibIt, bob er taum mebr 9err
feiner bur9 @rmiibung, 9unger,
&Glte uno SIenb iberfpannten Ner>
ben 1T. l1eberau pirb bic l1nrube,
bas ungliid, bic 4ngft Meilter.
prina N~leranber, eben erit bon elmer
Speration senefen. tit 3euge bieies
tragif6sn, riibrenben @prganges.
@r psrliert ni9t feline @eifesgesens
mart unb feinen rubigen Mut. ST
ent{9GieBt iid, fir feline perfon crit
5uleBt ii4 einauf@iffen. Dieter gnt@
f9luB, Der elmer getpi1en ptidet1
@r0Be ni9t entbebrt, bra@te einert
portreffli9en Ginbrud herbor nnb
berubigts bic @emiiter. @nbli4 tpirft
bas @9iff, bos 10 biele gu befteigen
begebrten, feline Anter. Die Mints
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

in ben Iebten bier Sobrsn f4perer
RGmpTe isoe 9~spObnbeit Der ge9og<
li6tsit peroeTsn 6atten. @tli9e feBs
ten Tib an Slid. Nnbere, bic ere
fhOpftsr poren, empfanben nur si<
men Wunf9: Ii9 nieosraulegen uno
al f6Iofsn. sic iibergaben ben Ors
SOnnonaen tire Seri4lifsnsr, rltt
9lut. BUILDER, GrOe, tti4muBtsn
unifprmen, Ie betraten bic foubern
Roiiiten. no ibrer Elm 9ett barrte,
!So' bies peide, frii9e, marine 8ett,
6os linen felt @O9en uno Mtono<
ten i'm Sraum OOrgsf4ipebt batte,
enbIi9 tottsn fe es errsi4t. Ser
@ebonte, bob lie ni9t msbr ME 9e'
bebtes @ilb perfoIgt tpsrben, bob lie
nidt mebr i'm S9nes. i'm @4lamm
un6 in Gtdueu bic Na9t subringen
miiBten, baB feline pil0en albones
fenaefi6ter mebr iie antarren, bob
tie feline DISQUALIFICATION 8ege mebr
au oeben ge3tpungen iein fOaten. err
finite tie nit unfa9barem Woblges
fIbl. Gin @euf5er entrong fi9 ib>
rer 8ruIt: @ie pobI 1T uns!
9ie armen Solbaten iinb er1t reht
au bebouern. 3ufammengepfer4t
ioBen fe auf benz S@iff in ibren
Serlumpten unO bp9 rubrnret9en
Rleioern unb ben fdtperen S4uben,
bic 10 mon9en fteinigsn 8ergpfab
eeeongen Iinb, faBen ba, bonn Regen
Sur@ndbt, nit miiOen Sliebern, ses
T6ppuenen 5iiBer, eingefuntenen
Qluqen, nit Ieeren Magett. Sic ifies
men unfdbig Der 8epeguna, ia iogar
bes Mprtes. Nur bur4 bds regels
mdBige Qtmsn aoben fie einen Be-
peis bes 2ebens. S6re gefpenitii@en,
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

nsn Stobt obeeFiessu, In ben 70 mas
Ierif8en, nber 10 tpsnig bequemerI
uub 10 unrsinIihen @aitbOfen.
60 puuaOs ii9 Der erfte Srons'
port ferbif9er Sruppen na6 Rors
fu. 8oIb fOIgten reitere. Ser tiint'
tige &Dnig BON Serbisn belt Wort.
3uleBt, ouf sinsm frans0ii4en Sors
peDObOOt fdiffte tr fd Elm. nnb
infer @ep6brsmonn iiebt Elm trtpdhs
nensDertes 3ufammentreffen BARN,
boB Bel biefer Jobrt b%ieiegben 5or'
ben iiber linn flatterten, inter bensIt
I'M beutf9=fronoOiif9en arieg ejnit
fein Batter in bic S9la@t sOg.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

BON Rof9td Big @tutart bate
man ben bol6 perbungerten, BON
Miiibfal erf90pften SoIbaten INNER
tpieoerbpIt, fie mO9ten nur ni9t
psr5peifeln; baIb niirben iie pieoer
Grot erbolten. @ebuIb mar bos 2os
fungstpprt unb Der 8efebl pdbrenb
bie1er trourigen 3eiten. Sffi5iere
Mnb SoIbaten tparen beim lebers
iteigen Der iteilen unb fdninbli9en
Berepfabe MIbaniens iiber3eugt, baB
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

ole ibre 2eiben Su gnbe fein mfrs
ben, fobaIb iie bas Meer errei9ten.
&ber es barrie ibrer Blob cine neue
eraufame gnttdui4ung. @eber IN
San @iopanni Ri Meouo. mod in
DuraS5p, nod in @alona mar fir
bic l1ngIidli9en irsenb etpas su<
geriiftet, 10 penis als in gans @l>
banien. Man battle feline 2ebensmit>
tel. Die 6ofenftdbte, bic pdbreno
elmer Neibe BON Monaten ben Stret>
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

Sd fono apei 2eute, bic un.er eros
ben 4nitrengunsen bas SloB BON Der
2aufbriide freibalten balfen, TN ni4t
bur9 biefe erfabt au iperoen. SSn tpe=
nigen Sefurben iaben mir ben leB.en
&eft bes S9iffes obne ieoe innere
@Gplofipn periinfen. Np9 als bic
@ef4iBfiibrer bereits i'm Mofer isln<
ben unb Dos G4iff lant, b0rte man
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

@efibrt bo Der e93ebn&
idbrigen G4a9telarbeiterin Mbels
Bau9 gingen ale MngeiteQten Ser
9apierf@o9tel@ Gabrit bon Mi9aeiS
men uno Grieblanb an Der 8otperp
in Netp Wort an ben Streit. Aoele
alma fooann alein in bic Tabrit su>
rid, belt nit ben Irbeitgebsrn ei,se
aebn Minuten mdbrenbe &onferen3
ab, mad Der Sic 6aorifanten ii9 be-
reit ertldrten, oie BON ben Mrbeitern
aufgeitellten 8ebinguneen at erfiiGsn.
Menige Minuten fpdter iparen ale
2elite pieoer an Der &rbeit.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

Cine Isbbofte @9iIberung Der
Neberfabrt zines Seiles Der un9lud'
Iidsn Serbsnormee BON Der Oituite
bes abriotif9sn Meeres nab Der
SnfeI ROrfu sntpirft Der &orres
fbonbent zines @enfer 8lattes. IS
beiBt ba:
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

Iebte entf6IuB ssfoBt, Der gnt:
f9IuB, bic eeretteten 9ruppen nod
benz Toeben ppn ben Naiierten bee
Tebten &orfu gu fdoffen.
Dos erlte S9iff Seigte ii4 Dor
Son @ioponni bi Mebuo ON 81.
DECEMBER our 3eit Der Sdmmerung.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

@@iiFe aus unferen @sfaiisen. 9ei
benz lebten Ruden, Bag burd infer
S9iff ging, ertIang elm r9urro" auf
Safer, Soft uno 8aterlanO.
Ser gerettete Maf9iniit Mor Milf
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13
TranrtgF TaErrt.

e6irScrnus b,s aadsnes Der isrbii4cn srnppeH mad s'rfa.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

qebalten. limb unter biskm 8anm,
Dem @innbilb bes Srie5ens, polen
iie fi9 BON neuem gum Rrisg riiiten.
Die @tabspffiaiere tint in Der tleis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
eYALE WINS FROM
v. p. l., SCORE 1910

Yale started of by marching up
and down the field twice in the first
period for touchdowns, The plays
were mostly short line plunges. After
this Yale faltered and the remainder
of the game was ragged. The Vir-
ginia line charged quickly and, on
many occasions tackled the Yale rum
ner before the offense had actually
started.
The prettiest play occurred in the
third period when Legore threw a
forward pass to Gates who scored
touchdown with not an opposing
palyer near. The pass was a fifteen
yard heave over the goal line.
Virginia could not penetrate the
Yale line and attempts at forward
passes generally were unsuccessful.
Neville interrupted ane pass and ran
fifty-fve yards. Virginia played a
pluclSy game and once took the ball