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Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
ODESSA


Mrs. o. C. Stevens was recent vis-
itor in Philadelphia.
A. Lee Orrell and wife visited Smyrna
relatives. on Sunday
George Davis was Philadelphia Wis
itor part of the week.
Lee Pennington was Wilmington
visitor part of last week.
Leslie Morgan was a Wilmington
visitor part of this week.
Lee Heller and wife are guests Of
relatives in Glassboro, N. j.
Mrs. Frank Davis and son were Will
mington visitors on Monday.
Miss Viola Smith, of Newark, was
an over Sunday visitor at her home.
Miss Alice Brown spent part of the
week with. friends in Princeton, Md.
Rev. H. c.. Shipley and wife enter
tanned Mrs: Limpert, of Wyoming, last
week.
Mrs. David Warren and daughter, OF
Milford, are% guests of relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Leneberger, of Philadelphia,
was the guest Of Mrs. Boyd Thornton
last week.
Raynor Carrow, of Philadelphia, was
a week-end'guest of his parents, DR.. J.
G. Carrow and wife.
EpwOrth League service as usual on
Sunday evening. Topic, "CuItivating
the Thanksgiving Habit. - Leader
Miss Emily Webb.
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TOWNSEND

Jacob C. VanDyke, of Atlantic City,
N. j., is spending two weeks with his
parents.
William Ellison and wife, of Will
mington, spent the weekend with l..
L Maloney and family.
Miss Maud Bramble is spending. sew
eral days this week with her cousin,
Howard Schuster and wife.
Rev. Warren Burr and wife enter
tanned D. B. Jones and wife and Mrs.
Sallie Watts on Wednesday.
Frank BrambIe, Ernest Weldon and
family and Mrs. Harvey Naylor motor
ed to Baltimore Sunday and were guests
of relatives there.
The town the past week has been
well represented with visitors on gun
ming trips with the result of fine sport
and game plentiful.
Alfred Gohl, wife and two daughters,
after spending two weeks with B. G.
Lockerman and family, have returned
to their home in Atlantic City.
A number of friends of Miss Helen
Reynolds, daughter of E. c. Reynolds
and wife, gave her surprise party in
honor of her eighteenth birthday on
Thursday evening.
The musical and social held in the As
sembly Hall last Wednesday evening
was considered very good and the
amount cleared was so, which will
be used for school benefits.
Misses Georgia Wiggin, Thelma
Jones and Clara Unruh, pupils of the
town high school, were in attendance in
the spelling contest at the Teachers
Institute in Wilmington on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bessie Enos, widow of DR.. T.
A. 'Enos, is suffering from stroke of
paralysis. Her condition is critical and
particularly sad, she being the main
standby of her aged parents whom
have been afflicted and almost helpless
for several years.
Misses Gladys and Esther Money,
daughters of Walter S. Money, are i'll
with typhoid fever. DIR. j. D. Niles,
of this town, and trained nurse from
Philadelphia, are in attendance. Much
anxiety and sympathy is being express
ed to the family, this being the third
time the dreaded disease has entered
the home of the family within a few
months.
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WARWICK

Mrs. John Price is visiting friends in
Wilmington.
Mrs. S. D. Wilson and children spent
Sunday with Mrs. R. D. Aiken.
The Sewing Circle metat the home of
Mrs. P. F. Johns on Wednesday.
Rally Day services viii be held on
Sunday morning at 1890. Everybody
invited.
Rev. J. N. Link and wife entertained
relatives from Baltimore several days
this week.
F. Bernard, Jr., of Kenneth Square,
Pa, was an over Sunday guesto of Miss
Mamie Merritt.
A R. Merritt and wife and Mrs V.
L. Vinyard and Miss Eula Vinyard
motored to Wilmington on Saturday.
D. s. Cannon returned home on Mon
day, after spending two weeks with his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary A. Lofand.
Mrs. R. B. Merritt Sr., and Mrs. R.
B. Merritt, Jr., were recent guests of
the formers sister, Mrs. R. D. Aiken.
near Chesapeake City.
The funeral of Mr.. Walter Fountain,
father Of Mrs. v. L. Vinyard, formerly
of this town, but of late years of Will
mington, was held on Tuesday after
noon at his late residence in that city.
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Boys, Clothes

Mothers and Fathers
be sure and see our Boys.
Clothes, We are es
peciallg proud of our.
Boys Clio hes and well
we may be. Style, tit,
service and quality at
exceptionally low prices,
that makes every Suit
and Overcoat . bargain.
Boys Suits in Norfolk
and Pinch Back at $3.50
to $500 Boys Over.
coats in all shades and
Pinch Bach $3.50 to s6 90.
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Foge1 s Burstan
Thanksgiving Store News
Buying Already begun for the Holidaysl

Thanksgiving days off, Fall in line and wear BETTEk
CLOTHES like your neighbos You have right to Dress UP
you enjoy glad Thanksgiving because OF
your many amazing other have passed
billion mark times Then "Dess up and LOOK your
Thanks we'll and speak them
Foge Bursan deserved and gotten confidence by
giving YOU always things Value Style Fair Prices And
Department Soeand business
year bigger and better stocks now
than Finally offer EXCEPTIONAL why
our patrons public this time deal with
looking laid in large amounts of goods IN
everv department bought at LOWER PRICES be
done therefore, arcess sell below market
prices and examination of the full
selections will you every department. will satisfy
that in this speak truly.
this Thanksgiving and will sure
pleased you your Christmas shopping with u.s.
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LARGE
Public Sale
I win sell at Public Sale in Galena,
Maryland,
Friday, Dec lst 1916
so to 70 Head Of
CattIe

of all descriptions, some Of the very
best / can find.
On account of the severe storm on
November 23d, Il had 38 heRd OF cattle
/ didn 5 gel offered / have some OF
the very best Springers and Heifers
left. There will be two lunches of
cattle sent here by two farmers on the
above date. They tell'me there are. no
cattle in the County any better. I also.
expect to buy some cattle with calves
by their side that are as good as those.
l sold today.
Isold III horses from $40 to s61; -to9
cattle from $13 to $12O. They all tell
me Ihad10 Cows and Calves at the last
sale, the best they ever saw IN one
bunch and Iexpect to have some more
at this sale just asigood.
Z Will>selI anything for you at this sale
on commission.
Lot of Blankets, Harness, etc. Terms
cash.
S. G. Caldwell.
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Gus to know whether the ceremony will
be held March or March 5. One in
vestigator learned today from the au-
thorities in the congressional library
that the two recorded precedents show
Rutherford B. Hayes was inaugurated
March 8 aDd Zachary Taylor on March
5. Apparently it is matter for the
successful candidate to settle for him
self.
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Hosiery,

Stock upfor theWinter
on Hosiery. These prices
sTepre s en- + remarkable
IL 3 . JVWy AO -
75c. All colors
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PAID LOCAL ADS.

LOST. Large bunch of keys. Re
ward if returned to this office.
FOR SALE Wagons and Dearborns.
J. C. GREEN.
DR.. Warren S. P. Combs Dentist.
Successor to the late DIR. ]. c. Sites.
FOR SALE-Fresh head lettuce from
the garden at my residence.
George F. Richards Jr.
East Lake St.
Georges Creek Bitdminous Coal for
threshing purposes, Send your teams
to suit your convenience. Also Peach
and Truck baskets. Phones 5 & 48.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
FOR SALE.-A desirable dwelling on
South Broad Street. Apply to
MRS. JULIAN COCHRAN or
JULIAN H. FoARD,
Middletown, Del.
WANTED Cash prices paid for
sppletrees, logs or lumber.
Bailey & Castor
P.O. box 292
Camden, N. J.
WANTED Live poultry delivered
at my meat market on Mondays and
Thursdays of each week Prefer to
have delivery on Mondry.
Joseph R. Heldmyer.
FOR SALE "A 1916 Model Pullman
Roadster, fully equipped with Lee
Puncture, Proof tires and two extra.
In frst-class condition. Price $780,.
Address p. o. Box 1s5, Middletown.
FOR SALE. Three fine Toulouse
geese and one gander. two years old.
Guaranteed to be ,thoroughbreds a
fine lot of geese for anyone wanting
breeders. Apply to 8
This Office or Phone 1852
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Hats.

Read these prices, then
act quick. You know
the big value ID these
Hats at regular prices,
Price 500 to $500.
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Women's and Misses Top Coats

Stylish Ws The Separate
wholly
include evneghts and full length
Mixtures blue black
beautifully with co
Prices
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Inaugaration DaY FaIIs d Sunday

hecheice Of the American people for,
President the election would,
according to cnstomS take the oath Of
once March 4 f9lz, but that dsy comes
sunday and Washinetpnian7
interested ii an inaugnfa loh. are l,.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
A RECORD BREAKER

We want all of our old customers take advantage
of these remarkable Ten Day prices, but we are
especially anxious to attract hundreds of
to our store during this Sale and thing is
these saving prices will do it Every will
either make New Customer or draw a old one
closer.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
Miscellaneous


Gloves
Emboderie
the y-alreli reasonable prices
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
Shirts e Ties

Neatl ! patternedShi
in an attrac i've assort
ment Of Colors, viii
pr oye interesting to
every man whether he
wants to bny or not.
Price 50c to 81 80.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
Underwear

underwear
Isn't always easy to get.
but if you come here and
see our Closed. Crotch
Union Suits, wool or
cotton, heavy, medium
or light weight, you'll
realize that your Under
wear troubles are over. 4
Shirt and Drawers at SOC
each, Gray Wool ST. o0 10
ST. so each Try on one
of our $500 Wool Union
Suits.
Mems Clothes
For Men who know
Clothes and appreciate
value and style We can
not offer anything better
than intern N a TIoNAL
Clothes. We like to show
you the many models and
lei you examine them
closely because { b e
closer you look the more
you learn about the big
Vdfu5 ti1t1Vs ere vi "a IL
to every garment.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25

Every man who has
worn a pair Of our shoes
likes them You can get
a pair now at the price of
an ordinary shoe. So :
dnn't miss the chance
Mems Shoes 81 so to So.
Ladies' Shoes So. .0e ID Sc.
.OlllUf6Ii > EJWUCoz 40 OItITy
prices.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
Women's Suits-Plain or
Trimmed

Well tailored Suits of broadcloth,
gabardue, popIin, whipcord and dag.
onal cloth, trimmed in fur or plush;
some with velve; collars, others plain
tailored that go we'll with separate furs.
Nearly al belted in some form or with
mart half belts. Black, navy blue,
brown and green among them. Prices
range from SO to $25.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
The Latest Hats
If You Need A New Waist

We offer many styles for your
choice-either in Cotton or Silk in many
entirely new and charming effects for
prices from CSC to $3. 98
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

gauges @epGd: cine biinne Oede, ein
3pmmiBbrot, apei @erbanbpdd9en.
&einer neiB, pObin bic 5ahrt sebt.
No9 "a GtunOeu ausfteigen. @inige
&ilometer Marf9. @nbli9 bas
Gtdbt4en 3. Wir 3peitaufenO
perben in Der 3uderfabrit unterges
bra9t. Srgenbnpbin ouf eiierne
platten, bic bier ben SuBboOen bil>
Sen. MIs &opftifen oas &ommiBs
6rot. Die 0ede muB Matrabe unb
Teberbett boriteuen. Die Motoren
laufen Oie sonoe Na9t. gs tit tagz
bea bur6 bic iingenOen 8ogenIam<
pen. Sc lit cine grOBe Muiit um
Lns. 9isienigen iinb gliidli9, bic
ibrsn &opf auf elm 8iinbeI Soue le=
gen fDnnen. Das 1T ni4t son3 10
bart mie bas &%ommiBbrot. pl0Bli9
Elm @9rei. Gin poltern. Sin &dis
Ieln. Giner lit cine f9male, fteile
@iientreppe binuntergefanen un6 bat
ben Mrm 3tpeifa9 gebro9en. S9laz
fen. Die Motpren trommeln. S9la<
fen. Die &no9en IDien ii9 aus if
rem @elenten. sic briiden ii@ bur@
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

ed,pieriaRe aufsabe I'M gernf Ser enftfa6rer.

fir ben Slieqer oft bGlt, BEN 8ober
tpieber gu errei9en,. sumal, tpenn bic
2anbf9aft, iiber Der Die Woihine oes
Sliegers f9nebt, BON tleinererl, our4
3idtungen un6 @ieien b%Oneinalber
~qetrennten Doloitiiden beberri9t
mirb. SoI9e Malbftiide gebOren gu
oen urangenebmiten &lippel, benerl
Der 2uftTegler besegnen lam. 3u>
Iammen9dngenoe groBe MGloer limb
melt peniger gefdbrli9; pieberbplt TT
es bOrgetommen, baB Elm Slugaei9
Ii9 unfer @erluIt unpefentli9er @lies
See ouf bic bi9ten &ronen oes Wals
bes fanft oufgeieBt bat. 9alten bic
3peige ni9t, 10 pirb Ser Stur5,
fpenn bas Slugaeug ni9t f9nell nie<
berging, ieoenfaus peientli@ gemil>
bert, unb ser Slieger fann ietnen
6iibrerfiB unperfebrt Derlahen. Sa>
nit 1on natirli9 ni9t geiogt iper@
ben, baB cine Malolanbung gu ben
unbeoinqten Mnnebmli9feiten bes
Slieserlebens gebDrt; mill es oas
MiBgei4id. 70 fiBt bos Tlu95eug in
ben &ronen bober 8anmrieien felt
bic man erit oann gu perlahen perz
mog, tpern es gelinst, Ollie berbeis
5urufen. 8eionbers bGufig erfolsen
Teltiome 2onbungen natirli4 bort,
tpo ii9 Der 5lieser nit Der 2uft unb
i6ren un~sepobnten Wegen mod ni9t
%seniisenb bertraut sema6t bat =
in Der Tlusi9ule. Da tommt es
6enn oft gu elmer 2anbung, ebe Der
Slug iiberboupt besonnen bat. Gi@
mem Slusf4iler poiiierte es 3. g..
tura bintereinonber apeimal, bab CT
feline Mof9ine feline bunoert Meter
por benz Start berartig auf ben &opf
ftelIte, baB fie betrG9tli9e BIDDER
in ben 8oben bohrte. Natiirli9 tpurz
be Der elidlide Slieger alsbalb nit
benz SpiBnamen nMaulpurfs5lieger"
beod9t.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
gmtlidcr %cridt ScS ErtspOIi5ci'
Sicnrrs Matidei.

gu olnili6er &enntnisna6ms
tsile i6 benz bo9pObIIObli4en @mt5@
DrrFanb fubmiIef nit, OaB TN
r6eren Srtpolbe felt sefern Ders
tGGtige Gpione Ober orberes 8eiins
bel in GrT6einung treten. sic trsis
Ben fiG nab meiner entfernten Be
pba9tung NIT lon9en Stangen bers
rnt, no lie ouf ben Soben legen, boz
Bel niebertnien unb fonitise Dere
hG9tige @ebrGuGe nit linen mas
den. Der Nnfiibrer Der 8anoe mo-
tiert ii9 ales in elm Bud. Da i'd
OILS einseIner Beomter unb Tamilis
enoater mid ni9t an fte berantraus.
Fringe i9 elm 0rtli9es Monnf4oftss
%oufgebot in Nnregung. I'M bisfeS
Geiinbel gu faneen.
poiftriptum. $50 Der 2onbgens
BARN priebe mir eben offenbart,
naB btefes @efinbel R0nigIi6e 2onSz
reffer ober auf beutf9 @eobmebier
iinb, 3iebe i9 meme pbige Mnaeiee
qeborfamit Suriid.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

gen, ser eben nit Sutter bod beluoen
mad 9aufe fubr. Gin brittes Jabrz
aeug muBte nit fturtem Riidenpir6
lanben. Oabei ronte es iiber oas
elatte Telo, nuf benz es aufieBte, bins
aug; erit bic fanfte 8Df4ung zines
@rabens bradte es gum 9aIten. Ser
propeller tauGte in ben @raben Elm,
bas 5lugaeug tippte fpeitet uno legte
fi9 f9lieBli9 jenfeits bes @rabens
ouf ben Hiiden, obne baB i6m etpas
eef9e9en ipGre. Der 5iibrer, Der ii9
niGt ansefdnant batte. ftano fent>
reat auf ieinem Stur5belm, trabbelte
ober nit Ginger S9tpieri9feit berous
unb ipar ebenfo ppblbebalten pie feie
ne Maf9ine. 9ieie nuroe nit einiger
Miibe berumgebrebt unb flog am anz
beren Sage pieber iiber ben 5eino.
Nm unaneenebmiten g~eftaltet fi@ bic
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

Iansfom gu feinsr einftisen gin-
belt unb !SGrte nieber SuIams
men, Inn Die beutf9en SOlbaten
nt9t gu einem erquidenben S9loi
tommen gu lafen. M1an bat elm itei=
fes &iidgrat, bas er1t Elm ftunbens
LANCER Marf9, nit poblgepodtem
Mffen, pieoer gei9meibig MAIDEN
foa. Spa. SOU. Sb er's pirfli9
f~ertisbringt. 1T cine anOere Srase,
bic ni@t gum Shema gebOrt.
0ie @Ggefpdne unb bic Sorfftreu
Eaben sic @igentiimli9teit, au9 pez
mig BON @ei4beit pifen gu polen.
Nu9 lie trie9en pieber f9nea ineinz
amber. Mber in ibnen erbGIt fi4
bod tpenisitens bic GOrm, bas mehr
ober ipsniger tief einseprdgte Negatib
bes S9lGfers, Der am A6enO itets
barauf beba9t fein muB, genan bas@
felbe God, senau biefelbe biigelige
2anoI9oft NIT feinem poiitib pieoer
ausaufiiGen, mas ni9t INNER gang
lei9t lit, pen1 Der S9ldfer geitern
elm Sliigelmanr Der @aroe mar, beu~
tie ober aus Ser Iebten @ruppe zines
Snfanterie=g rfatz8ataiaon tammt,
BON benz man fat annebmen fOnrte,
baB er aus Der probina 2%iliputdnien
berfommt.
Bleibt oas popier, bieies offer
tpeltsmittel, auf bas man audi i'm
Rriege, tpo man auf 10 Dieles bers
ai9ten muB, am alerpenigften 8ers
ai9t leiiten fam. Ser SetretGr Ell
net @tappenzS ntenbantur tann es an
Ieinem@ 9rei6tif9 ni&t berfteben, tpar>
INN anmonotli9 BON ben ein5elnen
Mrmeeforps 10 nngetpDbnli4 5ablrei@
DIE @aggons 3eitungspopier teles
arapbif@ a~ngeForoert perben. Die
an Der 5ront ipifen geaal, tpes9alb
unb ipoIo. 3eitungspapier erieBt
Sen gan3et n&omfort" zines 9auss
6alts. nnterftGnbe f0nnen bamit
a~ustopeaiert perOen, 9tiefel tperoen
Damit sepidit, unb pOr alien DIM
aen: 8etten perben baruus bergelteut.
.Mqn6er .MeItbet" neiB ni9ts baDon,
baB CT bic lebte Nu4t gana praatz
BON ouf einsm Seuineton zines &ol>
legsn i9lief, ben er fonit niht "rIe@
den" fann. @r rie9t iiberbaupt
ni6ts mebr. &ber bag llageaiefer
hat feline feline Naie beholten. IS
fam isinerieits 3eitungspopier ni4t
rie9en unb meioet es dngitli9, ie5r
our 5reube Der G4lafbebiirftigel.
Wie oft aber tommt es Dor, bob
biefe G9laf6eoirftigen fir Sage, fir
Wo9en, in Der itdnbigen 8erfolgung
bes 5einbes, ni9ts anberes unter
i6rem mii6en Riiden baden tOnnen
als bic nadte falte @r0e! Man bat
rur nod ben einen 9ebanten: f@laz
fen, f9lafen, i4lafen, fei es ou4 nur
fir bier Stunben, bret Stun0en,
atpsi GtunOen ober felbit nur fir
cine einaige, cine Ianse, cine fur5e
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

2anbung bann, tpenn fih beim Start
elm @ab bonn S~abrgeftel, Dos gum
Mbronen bonn 8ooen pie gum @uss
rotten na9 Der 2anoung unentbebrs
lid 1T. ablOft. @epObnlid gebt bic
Maf4ine felbft. penn bic Ganoung
gelinst, babel in @tiide. Gur ipenige
perben 10 piel Slid baben pie iener
iunge 2%eutnant. ser re4t5eitig ouf
bas Teblen feines einen HaDes auf@
mertiom gema9t perben fonnte. Gs
gelang ibm, auf einem our@pei9ten
Mder, unb apar nit Dem binteren
Sell oes Mpporates Suerif, nieber5u@
eeben. iobuB ii9 oiefer tief in ben
8ooen einbobrte unb Der porbere Sell
sana fonft fteben blieb. Oer gliid>
li6e pilot berlieB ieinen Sit 10 be-
QUEEN, als bdtte feiner Maf@ine ME
etpas gefeblt.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

grfobrensren Tliessrn sslingt gee
p6bnlih Der 4bflug, aber ou9 FUR
lie oilt bic olte 5liegersRssel Dab
@eosnItdnbe, bic ii9 auf benz 2ons
ounaspIuB befinOen, ben IanOsnben
apparot onSieben. 9o5u gebOren
aud 5rembe, bic sen TIugpIoB be-
fdtiosn. @uf ieoem 5Iugfduls2ans
~bungsplaB gibt es Steaen, ouf bic
pp6enIong feline Mdf8ine tommt.
Mirb aber bort einmal cine @ruppe
bon 9efu6ern 6ingsitent, 70 min es
uepiB Der tiidif9e 3ufaa, baB na9
Dousoeener glatter Gambling Der 4ps
porot beim Musrolen cine ungetpoate
S9pentung moGt uno in toaer
Sabrt ouf Die Neugierigen 5urdit, be-
men ni@ts onberes iibrigbleibt, ols
i6Geunigit &eiBais gu nebmen. @e@
genitGn6e finO ~iberbdupt beliebtge
3ielobiefte. Nuf einem groben Slug
pIoB, Der etpo 1000 Meter lang iiab
me6r oIs 1900 M2eter brett tit, itanb
elm ettpas innolioes Slug5eug, oas
am Mbenb CUR Heparatur in einetl
@6uppen gef9afft peroen iOlte. Sbs
pobl es in einen gang bei9etoenerl
@infeI geriidt pOroen NOR, feBte itf
Elm unartiges 5lug3eug ausgere9net
ouf biefen SnDalioen. Sin anberes
5lug3elig fab fi9 tpegen eines unbe@
Seutenoen Motorf9uOens gu elmer
ppriiberge6enben 2%anOung ge5fpunger,
tonnte peiter fIiegen, erlitt ober IN
Der 2uft einen neuen Sefett unD
mubtc bober n~ieoergeben. Die 2dn@
bung erTolgte - auf einem 9euipa=
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

parb 6eute Muiit, tparb beute gu eis
ner ipo6ligen S9lummermelobie.
0ie 3eiter dnoern iid. llnb oh ba
nun pirtli9 au9 Elm Sad fir oas
Strob p~prbanben TT, bas iodloie
Strob tnt's ebenfogut. Mdn pidelt
Ii9 in feline 9ede unb ldBt Sad Sad
Iein.
glber ni@t INNER sibt es StrOb.
Ni@t thinner oarf bas Strob, penn
es pieuei9t iol@es sibt. ols 2ager@
ftrob periponbt perben; es mub Diel>
mebr als Tutter bienen, als teiltuei@
Ter GrfaB Der 9euration fir nnfere
pferbe. Srsenb ettpas aber brau9t
man bod fir l1ntertunfts3pede, unb
0a lit man 6enn re4t5eitig anf bic
Gepinnung BON StreuerfaBmitteln be-
ba9t gefpefen. 9a bat man in err
fer 2inie SOrfitreu. fObann Sdses
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
&nlAatPnhRttRtt.
Sin Jelbsruusr f6rsibt:

yin 5elogr1ter t9reIbt:
@s miro unb es fcl ou9 feline
IpotbeoIe bss 8ettes Iein. unb man
DirO ou9 ni9t nit ben Morten
9einri3 2outenIods onfangeit, Der
Die .@potbeoIe bes Beetles" olio Bee
9innt: r2oBt uns bonn Spru9 aus.
geben, Der Iogt: bas 8ett la9t."
DEM ben Splbaten la9t bas 8ett
bD9it feltsn an. @iel eber er felbit,
penn er nod ftunOenIangem MarI9
in irsenbeiner Gde irgenOeinen Cad
itebt, Der 10 etpas MebnIi9ss nie
elm 8ett porItellen tDnnte. Man
peib ni9ts mebr bon Sprunsfebers
mdtraben, man peib ni9ts mebr BON
9aunentifen, man 1T etpas bef9eis
bener getpor0en. un6 es gebt aud
70.
@enn man bic ,bettli9e" Grfabs
runs einiger @o9en binter ii9 bat,
lit man ii9 oIgemein in Dem einen
llrteil eints: Der @trobTad 1T bas
bette Eager. Sbn, ben man friiber
bieleiat bO9itens einmal in elmer
Sommerfrifde fir Elm poar Sage nit
feiner 2eibli9teit beebrte, mebr aug
elmer Senfation, mebr aus benz &ei5
zines turiofen 3uftonbes beraus,
peiB man iebt in ben b09iten SOnen
oes 2obes gu preifen. gs gi6t feiner
9alm mebr, Der unongenebm fti4t.
Das Haf9eln, bas einem friiber ben
f90niten Sraum Serit0ren tonnte,
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

ipdn., Solspone uno auleBt unb benz
np9 ni@t auleBt papier, Papiers
f@niBel. 90 1T irgenbpo in HuBs
Lamb pber in Tlanbern Elm Sdgepert.
90 tit es ielbftberfdnbli4, baB man
in bieiem @%agepert cine 9olapoae=
mai9ine aufftelt o0er audi cine 9os
belmai9ine. Oie Sruppen in ben
llnteritdnben Der naben S4iBensrd>
ben perben o~emaufOlse n%ieh1als elm
gang hartes Eager baben uno por
alien Oingen Gelegenbeit zines berz
bdltnismdBig bdufigen grfaBes.
@6a, bentt Der bebasli4 am Diem
i4munoelnbe 2eIer, ba 1T ION
9ol5iooafad gana einfa9 pie elm
Strobfad pieber auf5uf9itteln.
Mitnidtsn! Mas ii9 Der @trobiad
germ unb f4nel sefalen ldBt, brinst
einen 9ol5woleiad nod LANCE ni4t
gu ieinem eriten balbpegs bettli4en
3ultano 5uriid, mag man nu4 nod
10 oft friibmorsens unb ipdtabenbs
auft spii9en feline sinseInen, INNER
ot4ter ineinanOertrie9enben, fnis
iternoen unb piIpernben 8eitanbteile
bringen. Ser 9olaponeiad bat lei>
Der bic gigentiimli9teit. lansfam
tpieoer 9cls gu iperben, langfdm pies
Der bas 9ett gu tperosn, aus benz CT
einft nit 9ilfe elmer iinnrsi9en Ma>
f9ine entitanben lit. rnb Der Riiden
fii9lt es am anoeren Morgen gar feEr,
mas ct bic lanse ooer AUDI offers
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

oas INNER nsider perbenOe Sleii4.
8enn oo9 bloB erit Der Morgen Oa
pdre! @s pirb einem sar ni9t be-
puBt, baB es Iebr talt 1T. Man
bot bic 2lusen gef9lofen unb bentt
gana beiB an oas leBte, pi4tige, petz
Re, tpei9e 8ett. Wann ipirb man
einmal mieber in einem ri9tigen Sett
Iieqen9 &lei0er anaiebeng Sid bebs
neng @9lafen2 @4lafeng @ieQei9t
aud trdumen!
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

= Gefan9en in &0nisss
trid. Sin &ufe bat feiner gbez
frau beim abmarf9e sradblt, bob er
iid bolb bic Sebenspiirbigteiten
rrn Berlin anieben iperbe. Da sr
nad Idnserer gefangenf9aft biefer
nur INNER f9reibt. bob er fi4 in
a0nissbriid befinbe, frast biefe enbz
li9 ~unseoulbig Bel inn on. OF benn
bic ROnigsbriid' sefprenst tpor6en
Tel, neil CT nod ni4t in Berlin !si.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

Cine Der bdufigiten 5rdgen, bic Der
Glieger gu b0ren betommt, lautet:
~Mie bod geben Sie?" l1no penn
CT bann etpa erpioert: 1000 Mes
ter!" 70 tlingt Der S9redensruf 5uz
rid: rGo bo9?" l1no bo4 fiblt fi9
Der Slieeer i'm @runbe genommen am
ipoblten, tpenn er fi9 re9t bo9 in
fein element binauff4roubt, Oenn
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
@nSeImiaer nnS greebcnbOrn.

8reebenborn: nIuoeImil@
ler, mot, fagfte gu mein' Neffen
SriB2 NirgenOs bat ct ct ausgebdls
ten, 10 bob id'n atpan5i9 @mmaen
paIpro9'n batte, penn er eenmal n
polet Sabr BET Elm 8rotberrn ous%
bGlt. 8efomme i9 ba. am /. DECEMBER
eenen SelOpoitbrief. in Dem Der Sunge
i9reibt, id ion'n itanbepeoe De 20
Gmmben f9idsn, neil er ct MI pirt.
li9 cen ianaet Sabr BET ein'n Gbef
o~usaehoIten bait"
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

aug GROCER 90be fam er um beiten
bos Gtiid feiner Mrbeit borbereiten
unb ousfibren, bas aud fir ben GEE
iibten Tlugaeugfiibrer feline Siden
ME Derliert: bic 2anoung. Bon ben
Me9felfdaen uno gefabren Der Slies
gerlanbungen eradflt Elm interefanter
MuffaB bes in Berlin erf9einenoen
rMotor":
.gs 1T unslaubli9, pie f9tper es