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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

Interest is running very high among
the baseball enthusiasts of the garrI-
son, as the result OF the series of
games to be played between Fort
Ruger and the stars Of Shafter known
as the "Brushers" Many officers and
men will be present at Athletic Park,
Honolulu, to cheer the contestants,
representing the post on to victory;
and this will De a baseball series Of
some excitement, as well as Of scien-
tifie skill.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02
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There are a number of officers OF
Fort Shafter who are the possessors
Of valuable collections or various
sorts, as for instance, philippine wea-
pons, Chinese and Japanese apparel
but no treasures are so interesting or
so valuable as some of the unusual
collections of U. s. and foreign
stamps owned by officers who are
members of the Philateuc societies,
and whose opportunities for the pur.
chase of rare and freak specimens OF
stamps have been most favorable as
a result OF their. many stations in the
army. ss..... o..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

The post graduate course for the
officers of Fort Shafter, which is a
part OF the garrison scnool system, is
called to meet friday in the assembly
room for the study and discussion OF
map problems. Inis Is probably the
most technical and special school of
instruction in the garrison courses and
includes, not only theoretical discus
sion OF maps and problems, but in
Guides the actual maneuyers in the
field. on and about the actual loca-
tons previously considered and dis
cussed. O.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

Tomorrow, being so near Labor
Day, the subject for the address of
Chaplain William Reese Scott at the
evening service will be Tconseerated
Work of Americans" and both the
hymns and the music for the service
will be appropriate to the occasion
and the subject of the speaker. These
Sunday evening services are held in
the Amusement hall at 1880 p. m,
while the other services of, the day
are conducted by the chaplain of the
I'd Infantry insthe assembly room Of
Headquarters. ....s. Z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

The conclusion of the famous ma.
ticnaI Guardsman's Prayer that has
come up fromA the dreary border,
reads: We do want and most hunb-
Iy ask the treatment, the food and
the care that Is taken of our Regular
Army soldiers. The prayer was writ.
ten by member of the 9Th California
Infantry regarding hardships on the
border 49,. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

Members of Company D of the En-
gineers/ have completed their rifle
firing for record and C Company OF
the same corps is through with the
exception of the estimating of dis
tances, while the Machine Gun Com
peny, with the Signal Corps detach'
ment, is now engaged on the range.
This will about complete the record
firing for the year and leave ample
time for the completion Of the COM
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

Capt George S. Gibbs. formerly in
command Of 3 Company E, Signal
Corps, at Fort Shafter, has been or
dered to Ell Paso for duty in connec-
tion with the draining of National
Guard signal troops. @ III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

The road, leading from the engin-
GERS exchange to the quartermaster
building, is being regarded and COW
cred with a thick layer of crushed
stone and will. be made of standard
ecual to the incessant and heavy
strain of travel that will be put upon
n '.-s.. '. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

The post library has just placed on
its shelves 154 new volumes of refer.
ence, scientific and student works,
latest fiction and Hawaiian history
and folk lore; together with many ju-
yenile works for boys and girls of the
garrison. H.. ID J. F.. ~. 49,"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

The following men of G Company,
End Infantry, have just been made cor
porals, upon the recommendation Of
Capt. Robert H.. Peck, the company
commander, viz, Pvts. Andy Sandell,
Fred B. Lott, John w. Law. -'."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-31
The Present
European War

The great monarchies of
Europe are now engaged
in the greatest tragedy of
human history. If you would
know the underlying causes
which have led up to this great
conflict, the deep racial antip-
athies, the mutual jealousies,
the commercial rivalries, the
sting OF past defeats, thevault-
ing ambitions for world en-
pire, then you should place
Ridpath's History of the
World in your home. All the
causes-Austria's defeat by
Napoleon on a hundred bat
tlehelds, Frances defeat by
Germany under the leadership
of the Iron Chancellor Bis
marck, Russia's loss of the
Dardanelles, shutting off her
outlet to the sea, England's
opposition to the growing mill
tary and naval power OF Ger
many-all these and hundreds Of
otner causes NAV be clearly dis
ccrned and understood by read
ing this History of the World.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-29

Notice is Hereby Given, That a pc
tition has been filed in the Office Of
the County Auditor of said County.
praying for the construction of q
public ditch, designated and num-
bered by the County Auditor of such
County as County Ditch No. no.
Commencing at a point so feet w.
of and 1900 feet S. of the N. w.
corner of Section % Delhi Twp.
thence Northeasterly across the N.
w. 4 of said Section % to a point
$50 feet S. of the N. n corner Of
said Section %; thence Northeastern
ly across the N. E. Il Of said Sec
ton 20 to a point 400 feet East of
N. 4 corner of said Section %;
thence Northeas terly across the S.
E. u of Section Fl to point $50
feet w. of the E. a corner of said
Section 81; thence Northeasterly
across the N. E. u Of Section % to
a point $50 feet w. of the N. p. cor
ner of said Section Fl; thence North
easterly across the S. E. n of Sec
ton 16 to a point 400 feet N. of the
S. E. corner of said Section Is; thence
Northeasterly across the S. w. n of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-29

Minnesota. will hold a special meet
ing on Tuesday the nineteenth Q9th)
day of December, 1916, at the Coun-
ty Auditors office in the City of
Redwood Falls in said County, at one
o'clock P. NJ, of said day, for hear
ing and consideration of said petit
ton and of said surveyors and view
ers' report thereon; and that all per-
sons interested in the construction
Of said ditch are invited to appear
and be heard by and before said
County Board at said time for or
against the construction of said
ditch.
L. P. LARSON,
County Auditor of Red
wood County, MINI.
auditors Seal)
A. C. DOLLIFF,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
Attorney for Petitioners.
1885,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-29
LET'S HALT NOW.

Every newspaper in the coun-
try, large and small, is constant
ly besieged 10y people who want
free publicity-free advertising.
In the past, the newspapers have
been very lenient in this regard,
and have given away literally
millions of dollars worth of
space. But the time has come
to call halt. A newspaper is
a business institution, and to be
successful it must run on bust
ness lines. All that newspa-
per has to sell is space, and if
it gives away that space it is
placing it's financial future in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-29

Section Is to point 400 feet E.
of the Center of said Section Is;
thence northeasterly across the N.
w. a of Section Is to a point 1900
feet N. of the center Of said Section
Is; thence northerly along the N. &
S. a line of Sections Is & 10 to a
point 1900 feet S. of the Center of
said Section 10, which point is the
outlet.
BRANCH 1.
Commencing at a point 80. feet
East of and 35 feet N. of the N. w.
corner of Section Is; thence S. along
highway 1850 feet; thence South
easterly into the N. w. Il of said
Section Is to the Main Ditch.
BRANCH 2
Commencing at point on the S.
line of the M. & ST. L. R. R. right
of way 900 feet w. of the E. line of
Section 16; thence northeasterly and
Southeasterly to point on the R.
R. right of way IS feet N. of track
and 300 feet West of the East line
of Section 16; thence Southeasterly
parallel to the r. r. to the Main
Ditch, in the S. w. a of Section Is.
BRANCH 3.
Commencing at a point 35 feet
East Of and 1850 feet S. of the N
E. corner of Section Fl; thence North
westerly into the N. E. n of said
Section Fl to the. Main Ditch.
BRANCH A.
Commencing at point 35 feet S
l,E ,f u
ner of Section 81; thence Northeast.
erly across the S. E. 4 of said Sec
ton 81 to a point 1850 feet S. Of
the E. n corner of said Section Fl
thence Northeasterly across the E
" of the S. w. n of Section % to q
point 800 feet East of the w. n
corner of said Section %; thence
Northwesterly across the N. w. u
of Section % to a point 400 feet N
of the w. n corner of said Section
%; thence Northwesterly into the
N. E. n of Section Fl, to the MAR
Ditch.
BRANCH IA.
Commencing at a point 25 fee
West of and $50 feet S. of the Eas1
u corner of Section FL thence N
along highway 900 feet to Branch 4.
BRANCH Alb.
Commencing at a point 900 feet S
of the N. n corner of Section %
thence Southvesterly across the N
w. II Of said Section % to a point
1850 feet West of the Center of Sec
ton %; thence Southwesterly across
the N. e. II of the S. w. " and in
] to the N. w. " Of the s. w. n Of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-29
Section % to Branch 4.
BRANCH &C.

Commencing at a point 35 feet w.
Of and 400 feet S. Of the N. w. cor
ner of Section 27; thence Northeast
erly across the N. W. a of Section
27 to point 500 feet East of the
N. w. corner of said Section 27;
thence Northeastelly into the w u
Of the S. W. Il of Section % to
Branch 4.
BRANCH &C 1.
Commencing at point 35 feet S.
of and 1000 feet East of the N. w.
corner of Section II thence North
westerly into the w. " Of the S. w.
"a of Section % to Branch 4. c.
BRANCH &C 1. A.
Commencing at a point $50 feet
N. of and 1920 feet E. fthe S. E.
corner of Section % thence Wester-
ly into the W. " Of the S. w. u of
said Section % to Branch 4. C. 1.
BRANCH 5.
Commencing at a point $50 feet
E.. Of the Center Of Section 81; thence
Southeasterly into the S. E. n OF
said Section 81 to the Main Ditch.
BRANCH 6.
Commencing at point 35 feet w
of and 35 N. of the N. w. corner OF
Section 20; thence Southeasterly loo
feet across Highway; thence easterly
1900 feet in the N. w. II of said Sec.
ton 20; thence Southeasterly 675
feet to the Main Ditch.
as appears by the report of the En-.
gineer hereinafter mentioned anC
that the names of the owners of the
lands and the names of the Mum
cipal and other corporations that will
be affected by the construction Of
said ditch, as appears in the report
Of the Viewers, hereinafter men
toned, are as follows, to-wit:
Mary B. Newcomer, D. R. McCor-
quodale, l.. O. Flore, Maggie B. An
derson, R. G. Rogers, A. ]. & C. K
Leitzbach, VIM. & D. F. McDougal
Joseph Bunting, D. L. Crimmins, JOS
Ruder, C. c. Little, L. H. Beach
Frank Messman, Delhi Township, ant
that the Engineer appointed by thu
County Board of said County to MAKE
survey Of the route of said ditcl
has completed his work and made
due report thereon, and filed the same
in the Office of said County Auditor
and that the Viewers appointed b!
said County Board to view the same
have completed their work and flee
their report thereon in the Office o.
said County Auditor.
And that, therefore, the County
Board Of Redwood County, State Of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-29

Don't merely attend business
college. Get a real Office training at
a school that thoroughly prepares and
locates you in a situation that is
worth while. The graduates of the
Minneapolis Business College win out
every time they have competition
Become a Secretary, Sales Manager
or Banker-Adv.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-29
County Ditch No. 40
AUDITORS NOTICE OF HEAR
ING ON PETITION IN DITCH
PROCEEDINGS.

State of Minnesota, County Of Red
wood.-ss.
In the Matter of the Petition Of
Frank Messman and Others, for {
Public Ditch in the County of Red
wood, State of Minnesota, Desig
mated and Numbered as County Ditch
No. 40.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-29
jeopardy Winnebago Enter
prise.
Enter

We have noticed that the hard
er people knock someone else,
the harder they should be
knOcked-on the head.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
pro 8ode 81 3aBlcit uno einen Ebeil
Der ongebli6 bon ibn forteeihaiiten
Nlobel 5uriid 5li bringen.
G6elidJe @irreu.

Gum 8Weiten g1ol in 3ebn Togen
Itano geitern @eorge s. Sorrid bon
gir. 1889, Gohtm6io-9lpcnue, Oem
9iidter &ormouon gegeuiiber. Seine
SSroit beiblDerte iid, DOB er fir iDren
llnterbolt ioiDobl, mie Oeu ibrer Sin.
Der nid)t eeior9t babe, troboem Der
&i@ter ibm Die Orore gegeben bottc,
ibr ip06entlicb $3.50 8u 5o6len ituO
iie nidt 8u belGitigen. 8eiOes babe
CT ni6t getbon, crfldrte bic syroli; I'M
@egentbeiL onitatt ibr einen 9lnt6eil
ieines SolGrs 81 ge6et beite0te CT
cine aiite Bier. g(ls er ii6 meiqertc,
ibr @elo 5it oeber lieB iie ibn Ders
Boften. 3ii ieinct @ertbeioiaung go6
Sorrid oil OoB ieiue Sroli 5ii iebr
ouf oas @elo erpibt iei. gIlS er ibr
Die $3.50 5oblte, pitroe er ertloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

ct. gSiHceHt Be ASaid.Weiellidaft
gente glbeHS.

8mtt crlten @ial IN Der @eibidte
Ser fatboIiiden Stride miro morsen
ein neier &laL @elo fir Die Sir
Jorge bon 9(rmen 5er erlongen, in
9lnmenOung gebrot6t weroen. @s lit
oie 9tbiidt Der ct. giucent Sc Eaill-
@eieai6oft 0nrG oifentli6e Sanmt-
lungen $4,000 81 erbalten Die oeir
9lrmen bon Baltimore 81 Suite fom.
men ioaen. IS iinO o6t Gage oo3u
beitimut, bic Surmc ouf5utrei6cn.
Gor0inol Gibbons, Der @bren.Gots
iiscr Ocs @rettltiosGouite's uinnt
ebenio re9en g(ntbeil an ser Sobe
tpie Ser fbirfIibe Toriiter, Sr. 6rnnf
5iirit. g[le RrieIter bo6en ibre @ci-
biilfe auseingt. SSm oergangenet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

ibren @rGlttiaan eeflomnert bate.
Der ober itnn0 init Observation-Disclosures
glugen, ibDang IN Ser bo1erbobenen
Sono ein WeIIer uno ibrie ipie Elm
pilOeS Sier: SAB meinen glrln los,
folide Sere, ionit, bel @ott, beaobl'
ids ou6 Dir, oab oli geladt BAIT, ipie
er mid bintparfl~ 11no ols iie ettpos
ertuiSerte, rib CT fiB bon iDr los
DSiig ni6t nod, oie oroern boben es
geieben uno Mrs eeioetl"
Wlit einem eitt8igen Gate tpar
Jron5 5ipii1en ben beioen. 3as
iunge Mdo6en itbob er 5ur 6eite itnb
taBte NIT i6bem @riff ben Sung.
bauern Inn oas $anogelent.
1SSest, LAB oas Wleiier fallen, IonIt,
Bel @ott, eibt es elm l1ngliidl~ Geir
@egner ober rang, ben g[rln frei All
befonlmen itno idrie; ,gluf ibn, ibr
Burden, iperft eitb oiif i'm iino eebt
ibm crei 8oll foltes @ilen, SoB er itiIl
Diro." Da IieB Srono aolinna Ben
Sungbditern los uno idliig i'm mil
Der eebollten Souit idBIings apiidjen
bic glugen, oaB er, ipie bon eittem
artbiebe eefdllt 5u @oDen Ionf. llu6
NIT einen SaBe ipor er Dor 0en bIit-
5enOen Wleiierflineen Der iibriaen
ipieoer bis 5ur Sombotf 5uriidqe.
iprilneelt, oonIit er oen 9iiiden frei
botte, griff eineit Der fdibcrcn Sol5l
itiible imo lieb lin int areiIe Dor
iid iouien = ooB oie no1ordigcnocrl
Burden itnipiIlfiirliH sitriidipicen.
Ger Sbotno5 9ogoon Scr iid bon
ieinem 9tur5e crbolt bnttc, :uollte i'm
bon Der Seitc Der ittterloltien obcr
i'm ytieoeroitdcii trof ibn ser iHiperc
Stubl geaen Die SduItcrit oaB er
nit cinem 0d,Benocn @clelmtt sil
9oocn ionf llno jett rcdte SSron5
&olinuo iidj IN oen Siiiten berous,
itieB osn Gtnbl nit scr aontc oui
oen goocu 70 Onb cr itur Oen 9lob.
lten init ocn bciocn Snitcrbeiian ais
bonolidc Noiic bcbiclt. Tic icblpone
cr In Greiic, idjob iicG lonaiom Dor.
iudrtS, ino idric, oob Ole iSelitcr
5ittcrtca; nScst miro mIsgeicot Mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
Wle6r 9laitcrn. ,SnIpeftorcn.

Die Gonoeriation-G Gommiiiion er.
nannte' geitern Die iolgenoen ipe5iel.
len 9luiterr-Snipettoreu: fir 9olti.
more, Sobn aeri6om itnO s. @itt
Sooper; fir Cambridge, giaiom s.
Cigar; iiir 6ii6inG Ban, ". IS. &ob.
bins, itnO iiir S6eriDooo, Cabot.
County, @ritopuS Sinclair. Die
02itglieOer ser Gommiiiion iiho err
freit iiber ben 9eri9t, OaB 70 @ro.
gent Scr 2[uiternlehte Die SUI" s@e.
iebe oor5iebcn. QieS lit Ocm lint.
itanO 5u8liibrei6en, oab iie in oieiem
Sabre Before @rciie erbolten mic Tie
iie fiir oielc sabre cr5ielt batten. Der
&reiS Der gliitern belGuit iid ouf
35 Bis 70 Gents pro 8ui6cl, nab
reno i'm lebten Sabre iie fir IS bis
80 Gents pro glihel perfouit pur-
Den. Gie @onniiiion madfe geiterii
W}orgen 6efonnt, OaB Oie Eader i6re
4Sreiie fir gluiteri er6o6en miiiieli
iinO ooB sic Steigcrilne Ii6 alif 20
Gents Die @aaore fir .i6ude6~ glu-
itern belollien miro. @s purOe en-
tldrt, OoB 0ieie Steiaerilns not6men.
Oig iet nidi oiteiu we9en oes bo6eh
&reiies, oea Die 9tilitern bringeu,
ionoern ouA, neil Oen gliliteru6ff-
uern cine Go6ner6o5ung bon 25 gro-
gent beiuiIligt Wor0en i'll, lpGbrenO Die
Ereiie Der Gerpadimg neIentli6 &C.
itieQen limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

Sabre bert6eilte sic @eielli6oft Sc.
6ensmitteI Sei5materiol uno alei-
ser an 1926 SontiIien nit 1896
W3itglie0ern. sic bolf oen 8e6iirf-
tigen mie0er feiten Sub 8u foiien.
Sci eiuem @iien beute glben0 Miro
Der 3ped Der Gereinigitns uno Gin
5eIbeiteH ii6er Oen Sonimelfelo5ug
bcfannt geno6t meroen. gobett
9ig9s, ser &rGiiOeut Scr @eieaiboft,
miro an Stelle oes Srn. Giirit Die
&one oes Sooitneiiters ii6ernebmen.
Cardinal Gibbons miro 0ie erIte St-
reOe botten. Sr. sSoco6 @pitein g.
Somea @rismol0, Charles S'Donu-
ban, iopie @}obor 8reiton iino mel
tere 9feOner. Die @litglieoer Der
Gompogne-glr6eiter meroen ieOet
Gag gum 5rii6itiid Inn 1915 g3od-
mittogs I'M gSotel &eunert" 5uiom-
men tonnen.
Die &opitone Der lopeit erip1bl-
ten II Gouite'n iinO. Soiepb 6.
Suoge, gtr. /; Soiepb Is, Sontrp,
gir. 8; @m. 3. @bGotlep, Scr. A;
Or. 9feeinolo s. EonrD, gtr. s.;
8ernarO @. 6loDult Scr. 6; @eo. 80.
9rooo, Scr. Z; Or. SorrD &c. @}c.
9ioit, Scr. 8; @1ort 8. Sbriber, ir,
10; Sri. &otberine 81, SSn6ge, glr.
IS; 6rou gilbert 8erger, glr. 49,;
Jroit Samuel Eubnan g}r. II; SRI.
@li3obetb Soppington gtr. 1S; Srau
S. s. Carroll, Ger. 10; Srnl 9luon
01cS6err1, Scr. 20; Sri. D2innie
9oeg& 9ir. 81; 5rau Soiepb 9.
Stod, gar. 90, ino Srau @oparO
@li0oen g}r. 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
Elm Dnrfr TT Il ii

8irihouer elmer 5piiden sic beioen.
Salt rief er laut, oerIt fomne ih
an ote Sfeibe, NIT Dem @roBnaul dilf
oeu 3meifanpf olt geben, Genn olles,
mas er geiproden bat, mar gegen oos
W2doben. oos IN feds @ohen nteine
5rait iueroen ioll. Sein Sous Mill er
rcinmodjen, bat ct geldgt, ais nenr
tie Inn itdtt uilirem gltteH @elo lail.
ter Ghmitb bereineetrdgcn bdtt'!"
sr 500 &od uno @eIte aiis uro ienfte
ben aopf ais eriportete er olf Oie
SeroIlsforoeriing ben 9lngriff ictnes
@cqners.
SSrali Gnltnnn mar auf Cen flciiterI
Sbcnel birter Der Sombanf geItie.
geu, gan5 rot Dor glerger fiber ben
tuioeripcuitiaen Siingen.
r5roh5, OIL gibIt iebt SSrieoen, Tag
ihl Mos iino mir oos fir nele $40.
oeu, bier nit itnieren @dIten Gtreit
onBifangen2 @leih i6erIt ou bid
oui oeine 4ontnier, ionit lcB idj ouf
Der Stelle ben @enoarm fonlmenl"
,Whitter, i'd bite bid, 0en Sen.
oorm laB aus Dem Spiel, iouit gibt
es cih ltugliid, oenn er flieat NIT
beroils. SCI bin qdn5 rubia uno mid.
term ilno on benz mas id) mir iebt
horgeuoninen bob' fonn fein WtenI6
inebr etipos dit6ernl"
9ic aritgtpirtin fab iiD ratios Inn.
Do fiel ibr 8lid mif oen SdjuIter
glneultin Der ouf Ser 9auf oiGt an
Der Sir itanb. nghlgiiitin, 9luouitin,
tdJ lSid]' SDrc gon3e 9fednlng aus,
ipcnn sic mir oett Serrn @adpneiiter
berrufcL er ioll bier 0rSnllng tiff.
tenl" Der Sdjiiiter rief cttuos 5iriid,
aber in ocm 2drm fonnte tie es
iiidjt beritebcil oenn sic feioen Dor
Scr Sonlbonf iporeu l1on oneinolr
Der. Ger San HoOlei1up botte ibrcn
Sungen untcrldlticn, gon3 Dcin-
titdii1, tpdbreno er 1crooe iodl chpoS
5u ibr ipre1en ipollte, fno lett id)ien
cs etnen glagenblid lang, ais iollie cr
Iunterlicgcn. @r mar bel och nhcr.
iuarteteu glnsriii gcitraudclt mo
lmIbte iicb init Ocr Sinicn al ocp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

ipem feline &no6en Iieb iitto, Der
mutt, Dab er bier 'ruusfommtl~ Slll.
mdblid bate ndtnli6 uub ibn Die 10
lange beipabrte 8elonnenbeit perlai-
len, uno er iiberleete nidJt mebr, oaB
er bod mlr einer gegen 5ipet DuBeiio
mar, lno iDenn oieie iid ernltlic6 auf
tbt iparfeiL 0ann ipor er IN eitt poor
glugenbliden iiberp1Itigt. g[ber, iei
es, oof er ibnen nit ieinein tollfiiG-
nen 9raitfgeEen 6en W1ut obaefouft
batte, ooer ieOer iib fiir1tete, ols err
iter IN Die @reide 5it fprineen -
5ltn19it fitgeu Die in Der boroerIten
&eibe Stebenoen an, 5lriid5uor1n.
gen, bonl goben mtb bic an Der Eiir
nod, uno er braii6te itur nod nit
einem Duben6 bindings SipiIcben
Die Wlenge aiisgeteilter sSouitI6Idge
nad5ubelfen, I'M III elm pcar flr5ea
Wlinuten Die gan3e eroBe Rrugittbe
geidlibert 5ii boben. gtur ouf Der
8anf om GiibenberI1Ing ioB nod
Der Tboma3 gogoon, belt fib GG5enO
Die i6niet3en0eSH SHulter ltnb ioate int
itter oa8iuiidben: oSSest bite id sic
blob, Sror &alinna, lit Dos eiti Be
nebmen eeeen feline @GIte2@ Ea
uiiBte Srand tuieOer lonen. @r qrif|
ben lanoeu Burden 1iter oie 9(A.
iellt, ihleppte ibn Bis 3ur Soustiir
uno CAB ibtn einen jcet 6cinabc
frcinloiHaftliHen S1ub nit oilf oett
@eg
oNo, Bauer, ipcrn Oll nal nicocr
2liit bo6en iollteit, bel mir Gbohlpug-
ncr 5u triitteil%
gIlS CT aber Die ibpere Siir al.
geifloiicn bate ino iicO lit 0cm 0uii.
telt SousfliIr mieOcr 5ilr aritaihi6e
uonotc, geiHob ctfpos SeltiuncS.
Gin Eoor glrme iAlollgcu iic6 uu
ieincn &olS uno cine Stinnne rallntc
III icincln Sbrc: 30, ou @roBcrl
Tcriicll' bid mir ipeitcr 10, idj mciB
iebt @ciheio. Sm crItcn 9luqen.
blide ipoIltc cr ocit hcrlneintlidlcn
SIngrcifcr obidjiittcltl damn obet
merItc Ct, ooB Sic ini icincu SoalS
geINhlugeucu slrmc tcjueiA 6ciuoc
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05. Cort,cglinh.O

$50, tunS ioll 0aS Dciben, Er1li3,
oob aii bier iolGca Himor onidnglt2
@eb icblofen wehu Dir oic S9irtihoit
nidt poBt oenn oorl6ilfig bob id
bier MIR gon6 oliein pl fonmanoic.
rcfl~ llno 3u ocu @ditcn 9eiponot,
Ipradl iie wcitcr oglcbnien sic cs
ibh rirbt libel, ircine Serren, aber cr
hai Gci icincr cigenen 8erlobunq ~
pitl Gbnmpaaner gctrimtcil Oab er
IS .lt mir lei0, cs 5it Ioget r.
Sbncn icet fcincH mebr g0unt" Die
lcttrn sSorte ipror5 iie lo6eno, bern
lan9jGNriaer 0riabrling irilBta
y 'ep nidiS 70 ie6r secigllet mar,
lelbarpor0ene aopfe 81 berubigeiI.
ala eni qlr redjteii 8cit norgebrod.
teS &djerSipprt. Tieslnol oher blieb
sic @irtiuq ans 8ipnr Sic guriben
lod5tcn lolit oliF, un0 cihiqe bon ibnen
luanoten lid ihou 8u ibren 8ldben
5iIriid, ibr Sltnge aber blicb iteben
uno iine an lid Ionqiom 0en 1utcn
lluiiornlrod alis3i5ieben, llno biel'
IcicNf ouB iie ibrc nitf ieine Soften
mibips @enerfltng 3uriidgenoluner
D0iie. pent &c ibr m6glid gcipeien
mdrc . ibnl ic6t in Oas @eiidlt al
ie6en 9lber er bielt Den aopf qeienft
lno ilieB abiatipeiie StpiIhen ben irit
neutrality-suspicious. 8dbnen ole
ggorte berpor: Dgllio .. es lit gut,
Wlutterl oli Ielbit ipillii eS iidt
auoersl ooun miiB icb alIeut Oil.
fauacn, bier reiltSumdben,
ipie ids mir Dorgenommcn babel
Damn bob er Den Gopf itno redte bic
glrme.
ngio, iuer bon clid bat nun 2uit,
ais eriier 'rois5ufliegen?~
Scr Ebomo3 Bogonn, Der oilf Die
beIdpidltigehoen Borte Ser Griio-
pirtin ibon 3ii Ieiuetn Siib Suriid.
eefebrt mar, oog lett ebeniallS iciner
0iod als.
.@enn Ou Did an efnem alien
acIiel ihmargrunben ipillit nieiit
ScInt oanu fang 5uerit bei mir aul"
% lpraNg ans Der eriteu 9lcibe Der