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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
Two Women and Little Girl
Are Their Vic
tins
BURN TWO
OTHERS ALIVE
Tribe Threatens to Kill Ev-
cry U. S. Citizen He
Catches

Tucson Ariz., Nov. 9.-Villista bandits
killed two American women and little
girl near Chihuahua, says Arthur Viii
lams, agent for an automobile supply
house in that city.
Williams arrived here yesterday in a
motor ear speckled with bullet marks
from the rifles of outlaw pursuers, and
reported that his wife and little daugh-
ter and another woman whose name he
did not know had been killed by Willis,
tas. They chased him all the way from
Chihuahua City in another motor car.
Another refugee from the north OF
Mexico arriving here said Tuesday night
that Villa had soaked the hair of two
Mexican women in oil and set fire to
them at Santa ROsalia Oct. 26. The
refugee is Mexican and says he talked
to an eyewitness TO the barbarity. He
cue I'D Cen Tribe the Villa commander,
as tn. ratening to kill every American
and Chinese who is caught by his troops.
1t is also reported that Nillistas took
81 bars OF silver from Edward Koch,
agent for an American mining concern
at Parral, Chihuahua, on Oct, 81 The
metal stolen is valued at $4,000.
There has been no confirmation, how
ever, of the robbery by the officers Of the
company on this side of the border. The
relatives and friends OF the II Americans
known to have been at the mercy OF the
Villa troops are still anxious concerning
their safety No news OF a massacre OF
Americans. however, has been received
from refugees, although threats of death
are said to have been made by the ban
dts to every American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
Court Reform.

We have about given up hope that any
reform looking toward a cheapening Of
the cost of justice, either to the state
or litigants, will come by or through the
lawyers. Privately and individually they
agree that something should and could
be done, but when ii comes to action
something holds them back One might
as well expect the clergymen to Join
hands in a movement to throw down de.
nominational barriers, close churches and
reduce the number of liyings as that law
yers would sit up nights trying to devise
ways in which money could be saved in
No, the reform will have to
come from other sources and it will en-
counter the organized opposition of the
profession whose Recuniary interest is
mostly vitality affected. Randolph Her
aid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
MARKET SCORES SOME
NEW HIGH RECORDS
U. S. Steel, Central Leather and Other
Stocks Make New Figures
Many Buying Orders.

New York, Nov 0--Despito the I'M
certain tendency of the result of the gen.
eral election the stock market opened yes.
terday with a strong broad aud active
undertone in which some new high rec.
ords We're registered.
Advances ranged from to 2ia points
in United States Steel, Laekawanna
Steel Pressed Steel Car. Central Leath-
er, American Locomotive, International
Paper, Crucible steel and several of the
leading railroads.
Steel's opening comprised block OF
10000 shares at l2ih to 1924, with one
small lot selling up to 1875. Later the
stock reacted TO l22%.
The attendance on the floor of the ex.
change at the opening was the largest in
many months and the offices of the lead.
ing commission houses We're crowded,
Brokers with out-of- town connections re-
ported an overnight accumulation of
buying orders, chiefly from the West and
Southwest.
Before noon the market had advanced
again, on large dealings. United States
Steel sold at 1876, going up in large lots.
New high records were made in several
stocks
Over 100000 shares changed hands at
advances and declines in the
first hour, the approach of midday being
marked by a lessening of operations.
Bankers with foreign connections are
in receipt OF cables from London and
Paris indicating lively interest in the
election and requesting definite news.
Recessions of to 4 points occurred in
the later dealings. The setback was
most marked in Z. S. Steel. Central
Leather and other speculative issues.
Rails yielded | to ? points. BY o'clock |
sales Appropriated 100000 shares
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
/ HEAD STUFFED FROM
!. CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in NostriIs
Opens Air Passages Right Up.
.s*******A**.s*...ssts.:....

Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up the air
passages OF your head clear, and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, snuff.
fling blowing, headache, dryness No
struggling for breath at night; your cold
or catarrh disappears.
Get a small bottle of Elys Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing
cream in your nostrils. 1t penetrates
through every air passage of the head,
soothes the inhamed or swollen mucous
membrane and relief comes instantly.
It's Just fine. Don't stay stufed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
RECOMMENDED BY
BEST AUTHORITIES
All of the Ingredients of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Peptiron Pills.

Every one OF the ingredients of Hoods
Sarsaparila and Peptiroh Pills is recon.
mended by the highest authorities the
Il, $. Pharmacopua the Dispensatory Of
the L. s., and the American DISPENSE
tory.
The medicinal substances used in
Hoods Sarsaparilla include roots, barks,
herbs, berries, etc, and those used in
Peptiron Pills, pepsin, nux, iron, celery,
gentian, etc.
They are Indicated, these authorities
say, in such diseases and ailments as
scrofula rheumatism, dyspepsia, neural
gia, nervousness and debility,
When you buy Hoods Sarsaparlla and
Peptiron Pills, You are buying good med
icines. Get them to-day.
AT all druggists. 200 doses S2.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09

not a generation behind the times are
doing.
Then, next spring, the city can dc
some modern granite paving, with &C.
ment grouted joints and a concrete base,
and ascertain whether the saving has
been substantial enough to astonish some
OF the moss backed engineers of the paw
ing service whose chief efficiency is APP
parent on pay day.-Boston Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
STEAL $4,000 SILVER.
Bandits Rob American of 81 Bars of
Metal at Santa Rosalia.

Ell Paso. Tex, Nov. 9.2Sixty-
bars of silver belonging to an American
mining camp at Parral, chihuahua, are
reported to have been taken from Edgar
Koch an agent of the company, by Villa
bandits at Santa Rosalia on Oct 81. The
silver was said to have been valued at
$4,000 and was being brought from Par
raj to the border. Koch is said to be the
German Consular agent in Parral.
Officers of the mining company here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
Barred From Canada.

Ottawa, Ont. Nov. 0.-The Hearst pa
pers have been placed under the ban in
Canada These papers have been prohib-
tied from circulation from Saturday
next. The heavy penalties Of the war act
will apply to anyone having them in pos
session after that date Facilities are
also denied the international News serv-
100
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
CARRANZA WON'T RESIGN.
Although Candidate for Presidency, He
Will Hold Place as First Chief.

Mexico City, Nov Gen. Nenustiano
Carranza announced to the Associated
Press Tuesday that he would not resign
as first chief because of his candidacy
for the presidency Of the republic. lie
said however, that if he considered it
advisable he would withdraw from his
official post just before the constitutional
elections.
Gen. Carranza added that up to the
present time the relations between Mex
leo and the United States had not been
strained.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
She Understood

He was trying to explain her first
baseball game to the girl OF his heart
when a quarrel broke out on the dis
mcnd
"Why, what Is the matter now, Jack -
She asked. who Is that man they're all
qusrreling with!"
He's keeping the score replied Jack
ooh" said Grace with illumination,
"and won't he give it up"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
Pretty Tall.

Pat had gone back home to Ireland
and was telling about New York.
"Have they such tall buildings in
America Ms they say, Pat!" asked the
parish priest.
Tall buildings We ask, RI" replied
Pat. Faith, sur, the last one / worked
on we had to lay on our stcIeachs n let
the moon pass"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
DEUTSCHLAND TO GET MAIL.
Washington Agrees, But None Will Be
Carried This Trip.

Washington, Nov 9..-The German car
permission from the postoffice depart
ment to carry United States mail, but
will not take consignment until her
next trip, the German embassy said yes
terday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09

desirable immigrant will be admitted of
hand by those who have seen the coun-
try The one thing needful is that these
advantages shall be advertised, and the
one effectual method of advertising thagu
is through the medium of cheap trans
portation, good roads, and plenty of well
conducted, not fashionable, hotels
Christian Science Monitor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
LILIUOKALANPS
DEATH MOMENTA-
RILY EXPECTED
The Former Queen of Hawaii Is
Very Ill in Homo
lulu.

San Francisco, Nov -Liliuokalani,
former queen OF Hawaii, is very i'll at
Honolulu and her death is expected mo-
mentarily, according to information re.
ceiyed here yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09

came. The pimples were
large, red and hard. and the
most of the time in blotches
from my face TO my chest.
My face was all disfgured
and would itch and burn so
that l would stay awake
hours at night.
nThis kent on for snvarl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
lust a Starter.

A crotchety old farmer had trouble
with his neighbor and as a result sought
his counsel
Il want yeow ter write him a letter
an tell him this here foolishness hez got
ter stop he declared firmly. Il know
what want ter say but | amt got the
larnin ter put it Just right"
What do you want TO say the law
yer asked
Na-all, begin by tellin' him tibet he's
the drundest lyin'est thieyin'est. low
downest skunk on airth-and then work
up"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
AMERICAN SHIP SHELLED.
Steamer Columbian Attacked BY Two
Submarines.

London, Nov 9.--S. Q. S. calls were
sent out by the American steamer Co
lumbar. bound out from Brest, about
O'Clock Tuesday evening, it was learned
yesterday The call said the Columbian
had peen attacked by two submarines,
one Of which shelled her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09

Alpheratz-I hear Miss Clnningly is a
very proper girl.
Benatnasch-Yes she said So herself
when she let me kiss her last night
Fhanarral
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
CORN CROP SHOWS DECREASE.
The Estimate for 1916 Is 2,643, so8, 900
Bushels.

Washington, Nov, Corn produced in
1916 in the United States will total
2643, sos 900 bushels. against 3054.535,-
900 in 1915 the bureau Of crop estimates
announced yesterday.
The tobacco crop viii total l.l4553o,
900 pounds, against 900 $4,000 in 1915.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09

say they have had no confirmation of tie
reported robbery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09

The latest story Of the Bang went
ssxpenee' series. There were two HE
lan'men. an they were at the front. An
yin q them coteh hen an the ither vim
was jist going TO thraw its neck.
No the noon. saws the first yin:
~let her be tin the morn's mornin. She
MIGHT Law an egg. -Piekings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
P|MPLES ON FACE
IN BLOTCHES
Also on Chest Large, Red and
Hard. Face All Disfgured.
Would Itch and Burn.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

My face and chest started to break out
with pimples. Then my face started 10 get
red and | used to scratch until tho blood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09
Letter to
DIR. Kilmer & Co.,
Bingha mton, n. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root viii Do for
Ynu

Send ten cents to DIR. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, \. y, for sample size bot
tie. 1t will convince anyone You will
also receive a booklet of valuable infor-
nation, telling about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing, be sure ard mem
ton the Barre Daily Times. Regular
fifty-cent. and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at al drug stores.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-09

and a half months so a friend advised me to
try Cutcura Soap and Ointment. l sent
for free sample and it started TO heal me
so | bought three cakes of Cuticura Soap
and one box OF Ointment, and they healed
me-" (slgned) Antonio Felce. "a ST. John
St.. New Haven, Conn. Oct ls. 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With Sep, Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T. Boss
tom" Sold throughout the world.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

9err in Uniform er8dbIen fi4 lire
S9idiaIe nit bebaglt4er 8reite.
aber aus allen Geben Der alien 6rau
tDnt bic @ebniu9t nod ibrem abmeo
berous, nod tbrem ein3igen &inoe.
Damn tommcn bic teuren 2ebensmits
teIpreiIe an bic 3eibe - Die 8rots
froge, bic aeisfrage unb bic i6Iimm<
fte. = bic ,3uderfra9e. Mon Oenfe
ii6: Der teuere 4affee - ben man
frii9er in regelmdBi9en 3pii4enrdu-
met gu nebmen pflegte. um bas ein@
tDnige Daiein a~uf3ubeitern! Sect
trintt man i'm pIaDeb!" - einfa8
unb p9ne 3uder. tpenn man i'm
lber6oupt trinft. &ber iper poIlte
nit benz @9id5al babern? Das 1T
nun einmal 8eidluB bes &oOir" =
Gin Gffenbi, Der bic iiberIegene
Miene nes MISUNDERSTANDING on>
nimmt, mii4t ii4 in Oas Geiprd4.
@r gtbt Mbreffen an, po mon bic
unb bic @aren am biIIigIten finbet
= einige otlbere duBern 3peifeI on
Ieinen 5eititellungen. Sas @eiprd4
tpirb gang lebbaft.... Gin GROCER
0ompfer erf4eint enblt4 in Der Ser
ne. Ser Winb trdst ben Hau9
melt iiber bic @ogen bes Meeres -.
Man redt neugierig bic 9dIie. b0ber
-. Sn btefem NugenbItd ertDnt
cine Oetpnntipn. @tnise Angfbaien
MAIDEN fp9Iei4 Miene, gu peri4pins
ben. Nber bas anitedenbe @eld9ter
stpingt ite gu elmer Nenberung ibrer
Mbii9ten. Sin 9amal, Der in Der
Ndbe bes 8~riidentOpfes fab, nit els
ner erOBeu, acknowledgement alto>
boIflaf4e, fab nit riibrieliger Miene
ben Snbalt ousfIieBen. Ser abs
fprinseroe pfrOpfen hatte bas fur9t>
bare 9erGui9 Derurfa4t....
pa mar nun inanif4en Der Damp
fer beronsetommen uno nit inn cine
tpertpplle 2abung, bic ben Ruiien
e~ntsaneen NOR. Mie einen @ieger
begriiBte bic Menge bos itottIi4s
S9iff, UNI beifen Maiten mod Dor
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21
6ntnpr i'm 0rnnfrninnI.

Der SbsrFabsorst tritt in ben
a~ranisnInoI. ~Rufen Sic mai eis
Silfsi9fpefter, bic bier DienIt mo9t!"
fagt er gu einem &ronter. @eil Ii9
ober nienlanb riibrt, pieOerboIt Der
4r5t: rgtur, 70 ruff bod elmer. sic
foil fOfOrt gu mir tOmmenl"
Der arSt eebt ouf ben Sang bins
aus, bo sr obsr niemanben rufen
BORT. tOmmt er eIeid tpiebsr 5uriid.
rSn, sum 9cnnertpettsr," f9rsit
er ungeOuIOig, nSbr feib bod oIle
f9on po1enIong ouf biefem 3immer;
ba iperbet Sbr bod ipiffen, fpie bieIe
srOBe, btde 9iIfsfdpster beiBt9"
Na9 Idngerer pouie fagt snbli9
Elm &ronter: nglei', Serr Oberfobsz
nr5t, mir piife' es nit, mir nenne' Re
olIepeiI BLOB: @Iefantine!"
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

Ios 2ebcn in 3onTontinopsI our
Ssbtssit IdiTbert Elm 3o~rrsIponoent
In uadlebenbsr o~nrsgenbsr pIauoss
rel:
Der SiemIi9 brsite. erous @treis
fen, Der bos tisIs 8Iou bes Mesres
bur6I9neioet - bic Bride spiIden
StombuI uno @aInta - piro plpbs
lid Iesr, ols oh lie ourd cine sigans
tiI6e Sonb BON NenI9en reingefegt
iporeen ipGre. Die IsBteu Wonberer
beeiIen Ii9 nit elmer fir orientnIif9e
@eiue gong u~n9spobnteu ShneIIigs
ieit, nod iiber bic Bride gu tommsn.
ebe fs se0ffnst pirb. Gs i4eiut. baB
elm poor Gdiffe bon einem erfoIs>
rei6en rRoio" i'm Sdpar5en Meer
suriidgetommen Iinb unb nun in
ben Snnenbafen bes 9olbeHen 9orns
eingeIoffen fperben ioIlen. 9ober
ipurbe nit gebietenber @ebdrbe benz
mG1tieen Gtrom bes 8ertebrs, Der
fid tGgIi9 iibsr bic Bride bon einsm
1lFsr gum onberen betpe9t, GinbaIt
eeboten. S9on nirb bas S9Iubs
Ftid Der Bride ausgefobren. Stams
bull 1T bon 9oIota eeI9ieben pie in
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21
3miIden S(am6uI unO QaIala.

berum if geiponnt. mas nun ions
men pirb. Die Qeute in ben bintes
rem Reibeu itebsn ouf ben 5ubIpiseH
uno lauI9en onb6dtia ouf bic tiefsn
8oBItimmsn grOber Dampfer, bic ii9
aus Der 5erne bOren IoIIsn.
SnSipiiden ipridt man BON ben
eigenen tlsinen un0 sroben Soreen.
9i6t biuter mir Itebt elm Itdbtii9er
8eamter in Uniform. Gr bat in sis
ner oIten, piirbig ousIebenben tiirs
iii9e 5rdu cine oIte 8etonnte tpies
ter9efunOeu. Sic ipre8en pom &rieg
unO ben Opfsrn. bic man fir ibn
bringt. rAbmeb", 70 sr5GbIt Die
@Ite, lift in Sortonnt Sale. SIS
sebt ibm gut. Wenn bos &ismet
mill, perbe ih i'm tnIb pteberie>
ben" Sd entnebme benz GefprG4,
BOB bas Sous Der oIten 5rau beim
EeBtsn 8runoe in Sopbane elm &oub
Der 6Iammsn %geporben lift. Ser
fGotif6e 8eamte iOIIts bic ObOadIOs
fen unterbrinsen. Gr bat ibr in
8eI9ittoI9 am 8osporus Elm 9ous
gefunben. ga iinb fie nun gut aufs
qeboben. Die @reiiin unb Der olte
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

oogel auf ie 5uetlen = ba l0fdten
lie ibre 2t4ter. unb bas Duntel
nabm iie auf. Die nSorace" bate
tpeniger Slid - ober peniger WiB
= fie 5ob bas bnnfle G4iff, fisnas
l~ifierte: Define 2i9ter finb aus =
unb tpuBte i'm ndditen augenblid
au3 f4on, iparum iie nt9t branns
ten.
@iele @ef6i9ten peib Der @esels
ma9er nod bon Der pM0pe", bon
Der er fpri9t, ME Matrofen oft
bon ben sdiffen ipre4en, bic lie
lieben ober bor benen ie ReFpett
baben. BON Der Gabrt UNI @Gott@
lamb berum our @eibnadtsaeit bat<
te er gebOrt, bic f9pebif4e Slagge
batte er unter Der Jarbe 5u febcn
geglaubt unb bic &anonen unter ben
Roblen. Giierne 8reuae fa6 er ouf
Der 8ruit Der SffiSiere unb borts,
tie pdren Bel Scarborough beroient
tporben. @inmol mar bic rM0pe"
tpeib, bonn pieber bunfelgelb un6
elm LANCER 8entilator tpurbe oer=
tirat, fpbaB ibre Grf9einung fi6
ME glei4 blieb.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21
.,Mowe3sGe fbitten.

Gin Yarn nennt Der enslii4e
Motroie bic tells feltfamen, tells
abersldubif9en Gef4i9ten Der fee
fabrenben 2eute. Die 8efaBung
Der berf4isbenen S4iffe, bic bst
tibnen nMOpe" gum Spfer fielen.
er5dbIen ibren aufbor9enoen QanDss
leuten ieBt cine Menge FOLDER Yarns
iber bas sebeimnispone Jobr5eug,
bas aus nirgenDmo plOBli4 Dor III
men ouftaudte, f4nea ME Der @os
gel. beIen Namen es trus unD tiibn
pie Der Geeabler. gai9t lanse, 10
perben bic nM1tpe"~ 9ef9i9ten gu
2egenben tperDen.
Der Seselmader zines Sesel>
f9iffes, Der Edinburgh, zines
Sabraeuges bon 1900 Sonnen, err
3Gblt, tpie iie, auf benz Meg nod
2iperpopl, 122 Sagereifen bon Han>
gDon elm S9iff auf ii4 autommsu
Iaben, bos fie anfprn9 unb fi9 nod
ibrer 2abung ertuncigte. agr mar"
faste Der MatrOie, ~ani6einenb Elm
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21
3mei SrDitcr.

Der GinDbbofer aos topfbdn9erii9
bic 2anDfraBe fiirbaB. ST baAte an
fein bitterb0fes Metb babeim. ST
i6alt lout bor fi6 bin unb mertte
gar ni9t, baB fid Der Serr Bfarrer
gu Tim gefellte. vNit baoern nit
Dem @9idial, G%inDbbofer!!" rebete
er ibn freunbIi9 on. nDas tit cine
G9idung @ottes, unb mos Der 9err
f9idt, bos muB man aud e%rtragen!"
Oas 8Guerlein mar bur9 ben Sroit
ieines @eelforgers tpobl ni9t aufs
eeri9tet tporben. unb es fpannte ber>
brieBli9 fein 3egenba9 auf. pgs
tr0pfelt ia aiemlid tort", meinte Der
pfnrrer, uba Dorf i4 tpobl ou6 elm
ipenig unter Sbren S9irm treten!~
Dds 1T audi cine G9idung @ottes,
unb mos Der 9err fdidt, bDs muB
mar ~ertrasen!" ertpiberte nit einsm
6reiten @rinfen Der 8auer unb trote
tete nit sroBen S9ritten ieinem Nn>
ipefen su.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

DousdbIig finb, fabrt Ser aait0Odi
ni9t ab. 9iefe feds @didfalsgee
nofIen - fir ben Sail, bob bas
8oot umfdidst ober iiberfabren tpirb,
mos bispeilen portommt - lino sez
pDbnli9 cine Muitertarte Der See
p~DIterungen bes tiirtif9en &eides.
nIs ba finb: Sirten. Nrmenier, grie>
den, Mraber, Snoer ufm. Sic ftelIen
bic rosmanii9e @inbeit" in Der i9ons
item urb boltommenften 5orm bar.
limb Bel Der l1eberfdbrt eradblt oft
Der cine pber Der anbere feline 9e<
19i9te. 2eiber mub er ii@ beeiIen.
9enn bic l1eberfabrt oauert nur bids
items sebn Minuten..
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

elm 2eutnont our See pIOBIi4 auf
ibrem 0ed itonb unb ibnen mitteils
tie, bob Der n2onbitrei4er" ein
Oeuti4es &riessi4iff lei, ging ib>
men Elm 2i9t auf,
Iun mubten iie Auortier ouf Der
rM0ne" nebmen, fanben ober f9on
bic n4ppom" S2eute bort Dor, bic
ibnen anerlet er3Gblen tonnten, u1s
ter onberem, boB Der &pmmancant
Der rM0pe" Elm ri4tiger beutf4er
@rof fei. Giner Der .Nppam" <2sus
tie, Der Rononier, botte ben @ers
f9IuBteiG feines 9ei4iBes in bic
See %setporfen, Inn es unbrau6bar
gu MAIDEN - 70 lautete cine ibrer
@r5dblungen -, ba mar elm S4iffs@
Offi8ier febr 5Ornig gefporben nnb
bate i6n germ erf9iebeu luFen, aber
Der 8ommanbont fagte: n@r bot nur
1eine Pflidt geton, tpie au4 mir iie
getan boben piirben."
G6tsebn Sage braAte Der @egeIs
nader bon Der nGbinburgb" auf
Der nM6pe" 81, unb bier5ebn ouf
ber rMeftburn". MGbrenb Disfer
&reusFobrten 1tieBen iie zines SagsS
ouf Elm fron5Ditf4es S9iff, bas init
feinen 2i9tern in ben Sebtreis Der
bunteI acknowledgement nWtDpe" Fam.
SIN Iebten Nugenbltd mod faben bic
6ronaofen ben ndbergIeitenben Nadr.s
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

sinsm ein6eimil4en Sretber gefiibrt,
feline un5 Ieiner &amsraoen Sa9en
trdgt. @emiitIia i4mau4t er feline
pfeife unO I6aut pbilOiopbii4 in
'6as bunte @eorGnge binein. Sd
froae i'm, tpie inn &ontantinopel
qefdIlt. = .5ur4tbor teuer!" mar
Bic Qntfport, bic i9 erbielt. = Damn
tam nit einem IloIe Elm idber Stud
in bic Menge binein. Die @4tffe
fparen berein, unO bic Bride i9loB
fi9. Sn bi6t gei4lofienen &eiben,
tpie Elm ongreifenbes Battalion, ieBte
fi@ BON biiben unb briiben elm Menz
f9enItrpm in 8%emegung. - Iu9 bic
8iiffel meines 6%elbgrauen aogen an.
Die Supen Der Autos t0nten, uno
einise sebn Minuten lang bot bic
Bride bos S9ouIpiel zines Wirr>
falls bon Meni9enmaIfen. 9ferben
unb Sabr3eusen aller Dirt, bis ft9
bic 9o9flut perloufen batte, unb -
.bie 8e8iebungen Smif8en Stam5uI
unb @nlata pieber normaIen Gbaratz
ter angenOmmen batten."
@er nun ni9t tparten mill, Bis
bic Bride niebsr 9ef9loffen tit, Der
ge6t 6inunter gum Eif4mortt unh
befteigt bus 8oot. - @er bos Bolts
leben bes Srients gana bur9toiten
mill, bebient ii9 zines Der groBer
fla9borbigen 8Oote, bic feds perfo.
men a%ufnebmen. 8eOor bic feds ni@i
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

elm paor @tunben bic Ninbe bes
S9paroen Meeres gefpieIt batten -
tpie einen Sieger nit Hummer Chr
fur9t. llnb i'm 6riiblinssninb flat
terte bic rOte Slagge nit 9aIbmOnb
unb Stern. bic beuti4e Seeleute pies
Der gu @bren tommen balfen, na@s
benz bic @nsldnoer allies getan bats
ten, um iiber tie llnebre gu brinsen.
1lnb renn i4 UNI mid f4aue,
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

duff beiben @eiten ftaut ii4 Der
Strom BON Menjden, Reitern, Wae
gen unb MutomobiIen. Sd itebe onf
Der Stambulfeite. 9inter mir liegt
bic bo9rogenoe Semi Dortami nit
ben in Der 6riibIinssionne funfeIns
ben pergolbeten 9albmonben auf ben
bIeifarbieen &uppeln. Sd fOnnte
mad Der Site Der alten 8paontiner
am 6if9martt = 8olbt 8afar =
rin Boot nebmen unb mid BON eineul
banbfeiten 2afen biniiber nod Der
nIten @snuefenftabt rubern loiIen.
gber id 5iebe es Dor, bier inrpitten
Der bunten Menge iteben gu bleibeu
nnb ibren geiprd4en gu Iaufden. :.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

Sic 6rau zines Mebr>
names aus @idel Bel Manne, Der
in ben erften ariessmOnaten gu
mebreren Sabren @sfdnsnis Derur>
teilt iporben mar, neil er fi@ In Der
Sruntenbeit an einem l1nterOffisier
pergriffen batte, panbts iid nit eis
mem 9naoengeiud an bic &aiferin.
Sas @eiu9 bat Grfolg gebabt. No4
elmer Mitteilung bes Mnnnes on
feline 5rau tit CT ieBt pieoer einem
@rfaBbotaiaon feines Hegiments 3ii>
geteilt porbsn.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

Sest itebt inamii9sn bic Bride gang
often. Cine 9ampfi4aluppe i4ieBt
bur9 bic in Der Iebbaften 8riie bod
nuff9dumenben blnuen Mpgen. =
Cine rMabone", pie man bier bic
2ei4terf9iffe nennt, pirb bon ibrem
2enter binbur9geitOBen nit Der Ian=
gen 8ootsitange unb nimmt ibren
2auf in bic blaus Weite bes 9ospoz
rus binaus. Die Mense I'M mid