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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
WHIPPING THE BOYS.

Members of the house who visited the BOYS Indus
trial School at Waialee recently were impressed
with the progressive spirit ofthe institution under
its new superintendent Frederick Anderson. And
Il was hihtel that fey would exoneaate the manage
nient fren suspicion of undue severity toward the
boys
Correction OF wrong-dong by force is always a
matter OF some regret bnt there are occasions when
II is neceskary Almost every man knows and will
say that his own experience asa boy was that whip
ping had definitely good effect. Sentimentalists
may talk rs they may, the fact remains that the
healthy growing, normal youngster is apt to be
@obstreperouss once in awhile and a whipping
leaves the lind Of impression that his rough-and,
ready yotne mind remembers.
Superintendent Anderson whips very sparingly,
When he does take strap to erring boy, the boy
Is not dismissed with a light TAP. lie gets whip
ping that lnirts. Audit is part of boys nature to
respect aMhipping that has stung him when he
would merely laugh-on the sy-at the sort of kid
glove punishment that some doting parents nerve
themselves 10 give their precious darlings.
The school has some needs but Legislative investis
cation is not of them, unless all the evidences
Of the past year go for nought It needs more funds
The faculttand the boys will take of the cor
receive discipline.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

II you do not think ii worth while,
visit some of the public school gar
dens and pupils home gardens in
augurated by the Star Bulletin this
spring and which are now at their
height. No further admonition will be
necessary.
In the stress of a food shortage no
one thing will aid more to tide over
q trying siege or in the least event,
do more to reduce the high cost of
living than will carefully planned
and well cared for vegetable garden.
1t was the writer's good fortune to
visit number of the school and home
gardens on. Maui and Oahu recently.
Many of these gardens proved a rev.
elation. Areas no larger than the
ordinary back yard of towns folks
were usually under cultivation. Yet
an enormous amount of choice succu-
lent truck was raised-often under
very adverse soil conditions. In at
least two schools visited, vegetables
had actually been sold amounting to
rate equivalent to between $500 and
$500 per acre. When we take into &C
count that most of the work was done
by children in the grades below the
sixth, and in no case exceeding fifteen
years of age. il illustrates in a strik-
ing manner how even the children
may be inspired and guided to employ
some of their spare time to fine advan,
tage.--Piant a Garden! -
A high authority on nutrition says:
From vegetable food can be obtained
all the materials necessary for the
development of tissue and energy in
the human body. Beans and peas con-
tain tissue forming materials; the oils
and fats contained in vegetables are
entirely suitable for true food and ac-
cessory purposes. Sugar and starch
vegetable products are, among the
most important sources of energy in
the human system. The succulent ma
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
,HoaE GARDENING N MAssAcnUsETrs.

On the mainland, the home gardening idea is tax
ing remarkable hold. Here is despatch from
Boston: s. .>.. -..s=.-' -
BOSTON, March 21.-New England gardeners are
rallying around the bean. Three big seedsmen said
Wednesday that the demand for seeds this
far above normal and that might be expected from
this section the bean led all competitors Those Eek
cellent for baking when dry" have proved the most
popular said one dealer He estimated the call for
seeds as being from so to 100 per cent above normal
The gardening movement prompted by the high cost
of living is ostered by state and city authorities to
an unprecedented extent President Kenyon L. Butter
field of the Massachusetts agricultural college has
been given place the committee of public safety
to help increase the food resources of the common
wealth Mayor Charles H. Adams of Melrose has
launched plan for utilizing 1000 vacant building lots
for home gardens. The man with the hoe has also
met with official encouragement in Lynn, Worcester,
Manchester. N H, and other places while garden col
umns once left to weekly papers, sprnging up
In the dailies. r5.. 49,. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
IT TAKES A MAN


IS Is Sehofieldb Barracks, F. H., -
April 8, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir: Below is a small poem would
like to have printed in your paper If
you have the space: p 49,.
NOT A SOLDIER But A MAN
Any one can be soldier,
When there's nothing else to do
But wear a khaki uniform
And line up for review.
Anyone can grasp Springfield,
And march proudly down the street
When admiring crowds are present,
And the music's loud and sweet.
But when the bugle sounds the call
to arms,
And you get your orders issued
s.. quick and short, "a -
Betoken grim forebodings of the COM
ing deadly war
And amid the cannons' roarin,g
when you see the foe in sight,
II takes man to stand in line
And face the coming strife.
Ill Co E., s2d Inf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
BABY WELFARE WORK is
CONTINUED VIGOROUSLY

Although activities at Palama Set
Elements baby welfare station during
March were not so many as for Feb
ruary, the report for last month
shows how the new department has
grown with pleasing rapidity. Last
month Sc babies were treated, 10 were
scored, Is were placed on formula In
February "a were treated and 81
scored.
The social visits which numbered
about 1870 during March was a large
part Of the new departments work,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
MARRIED.

DRESSEN-NEyIN--In Honolulu, April
S, 1917, Melvin Dresser and Miss
Helen NeYin. Father Maximin of
the Catholic church officiating. Wit
nesses, William, Colbnrn, and Al
phonse Bowmaster.
FANZER7LIBUNG-In Honolulu Abr.
4 s, 1917, Joe Fanzer and Miss Ber-
=. tina Libung, Father Maximin of the
.fs Catholic church officiating. Wit
Hesses, F. Hron and Marion Hron.'
STUMP-MARTIN-In Honolulu, April
9, 1917, Charles E. Stump and Miss
. Charlotte Martin, Rev. Father Ul-
rich Taube Of the Catholic cathed-
! raj, officiating. Witnesses, Charles
Pope and Miss Christina Caldeira.
SANTOS-FERNANDES-In Honolulu,
April z, 1917, Manuel Santos and
Miss Clara Fernandes, Rev. Father
Stephen j. Alencastre. pastor of the
Church of Sacred Hearts, Punahou.
officiating. Witnesses, August
Soares and Maggie Fernandes.
RODRIGUES-JOAQUIN-In Honolulu,
April 5, 1917, Moses Rodrigries and
. Miss Ida Joaquin, Father VictorinHs
Claesen of the Catholic church Off
ciating. Witnesses, II. Silver and
Joe Correa.
MORENO MASSIAS - In Honolulu,
April 5, 1917, Bartholomew MORENO
and Miss Francisco Massias, Father
Charles L. Winde,s officiating. Wit
rlesses, Manuel Correia and Andrew
Lum. -.
M0RSE-HoOPH-In Honolulu, April
9, 1917, Michael Morse and Miss
Margaret Carter Hoopii, Rev. s. K.
Kaloe officiating. Witnesses, Alex
Melodies and Merton Melodies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
VITAL STATISTICS

BORN -
KAILIKEA-In Honolulu. April 2,
1917, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kai.
Ikea of Punchbowl and King
streets, daughter-Annie.
BISHAW-In Honolulu, April 6, 1917,
to Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bishaw
I. of Namauu tract, Moiliili. son.
MAHoE-In Honolulu, April s. 1917,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mahoe OF
1915 Austin lane, Paiama, daugh-
& ter-Magdaline.
,FURTADO-In Honolulu, April z,
1917; to Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Fur
tado Of 610. Capt. Cook avenue, a
daughter Bernice.
LEE-In Honolulu, April 10, 1917, to
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lee of Kinau
r., street, a daughter-Doris
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
TRANSIT TRACKS TO BE
LAID BACK FROM CORNER

IS a result OF the charge made last
night by Supervisor Hatch that the
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Com
pany is installing its tracks so close
to the trees at the corner of Park lane
that they will be killed, George Col
Inns. city and county engineer, visited
Kapiolani park early this morning and
came to an agreement with C. G. Bal
lentyne, manager OF the company,
whereby the tracks viii be laid further
back. 81. ~. 49,.
It also came out this morning that
the location OF the tracks as shown on
the map passed by the board 10 even
nearer the trees than the location as
staksd ont BY the railway company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
APPRECIATION

Honolulu, April 10, 1917
Sir: in behalf of the large. con-
course that assembled for the Easter
sunrise service on the summit Of
PunchbowI on Sunday. April s, we
express our Hearty tanks FOR your
cooperation In making The meeting 3
success. i'll. =
Respectfully yours. s
Frank ). Seutdar, jain ". Martin,
George A. Andrus, Grace Channon
Kate w. Forces, committee Of ar
rangements.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
FIRST INFANTRY TEAM
IS CHOSEN FOR MATCH

Following month of constant prac
tise by the crackshots of the LIST Inf.
National Guard, in preparation for q
match shoot between it and the 4th
Inf. of Hawaii a team has been picked
to represent the local organization.
The team, composed of ten men. Is
as follows: Mai. C. M. Coster. team
captain; Capt. L. A. K. Evans. LIST.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

IL is reported that Honolulu saloon men are now
willing to epse at o'clock in the evening. Did any
body notice the saloon men coming forward with a
single suggestion of assistance until the community
was agitatlhg closing the saloons altogether?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

MISS CECILIA T. NEVIS. stenog-
rapher at Libby, Mcneil & Libby's
Honolulu office, has gone to the coast
with her mother. They expect to re-
turn in July.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

Hawaii the baby territory of the United States,
is now seeking to become the baby state-wouldn't
that be leaving Alaska ont in the cold p Bisbee,
Ariz., Review.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

Lieut.. G. K. Baker, ID Lent T J. K.
Evans, I'd Lieut.. James Ho. SergtS
John Stone, Sam Pinao and James Ke-
kahuna and Corp. Frank l. Stevenson.
The tenth man has not been chosen.
The match IL to be held next suns
day, April Is, each team shooting on
its home range.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

ing Logan wants, to make and all the
juggling Of words can not hide the
fact
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
DIED

IOANE-At the Queens hospital, Ho-
nolulu, April 10, 1917, Kalama Ioane,
{. rs years of age.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

SON have moved to Vancouver high
way, College Hills, Manoa. The doc
tor still has his office on Beretania
street.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

Bulgaria and Turkey have NO course open but to
follow Germany and Austria Germany is leading
the whole desperate procession to crushing defeat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

The Kalihi Improvement Club holes
is regular moElhbs, meetins this even
ing at go at he Kalfhiwaena Schoal.
house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

JAMES 61CKNELL, city and county
anditorLlf supervisor Logan, chair
MAJ Of the finance Committee, thinks
there isn't deficit IN the general fund
he is greatly mistaken. There Is a
deficit Of 6ker SIC, 900 and If Logan
can explain what he means by ''it be-
ing provided for" should like to hear
II. He has done the city and county
4 wrong for his remarks are only
made 10 nzslH1 d himself and the pub
&c. There Is = ieficit End al the talk
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

Gerlnshys place in the sun is considerably hotter
HAN the Eaiser expected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11
LIKE INTERVIEWS

capt McDUFFIE: wahiawa has
been nearly relieved Of Bloodtown.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-11

w. II HuTr0N. liquor license in
spect0r: I'm nor prohibition right
along With me rest Of them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

cig ieii 8enebmen bod ici, unO ct Bat mid
0HaltliCb Inn 8er5eibung.
SD glalibte, ooB Dies Die bette @elegen.
Beit Iet, Inn elmer Gage Elm @noe 3u MAIDEN,
Die inertrdglicb 5ll neroer begunn, lnio er-
fiibr oltr6 ausoaueruoes fyragen INN ipobl
einigcS, int gaii3en ober ttidt Dicl. gSaS i'm
beoritdte, mar cine gel1ditlibe 9figelegen-
belt. @r befanO iid auf irgenoeine Meiic
III iemanoeS &6n0en III oen &1noen eiiles,
Der iib iiber i'm ltitig lnoGte, i'm qu6lte,
i'm berladte, oen er baBte, bon Dem er iid
cher nidt befreien fonnte SD erflqrte ibnt,
0oB ribts in Der @elt imierin @liid I'M
8eqe Iteben f0nne, er itnterbrodl mid ober
oerart, 6aB icb feline 2uit bate, fort5ufob-
rem. SSStt einenl ieiner anfdlle erboiAte i1
5piid5en 9litflagen gegen ieinen 5ein6 ltno
@eteuerltnqen ietner &ingeblutg at ntir ben
g}ame Sume Gr botte ibn lnabiidtlid
follet laIien. 0as 6enterfte idb iofort an
oeln rdIden 8life, ben er mir 3uDarf, ib
lieB mir ober ni9tS merfen, ooB id) oen
glanen qeb0rt bate 0dna9 pilrbe ct rii-
biqer, oenn Die @ripd6nuHg oeS NomenS
batte i'm offenbar eridredt, irno ct fiirtb-
tete ipobl, Dob feline gLufgeregtbeit ibn nod
petereSuoiSfretioneit begeben laiien moge
sic fGnnen ii9 oenfe1t odB oieIer gan1e ~
cas- eifl5iqe @reiibare, mas ib erlongt batte
bon groBent Slltereiie fiir Mid mar
Sails icb entoeden fonnte, per oieie Berion
1T, ipiir6e idj Der Sabe btelleid1t ouf Den
@rino geben fonnen"
Sier mobte SSrGulein @ale cine @oiie,
itnO glibton-airf bemerfte, ouB ie oas
Soupt ltol8 ernporbob. rgielleibt," fitbr
iie fort, mag man Oenfen, itb bate feir
0iedt gebabt, in cine 9(ngeleeeubeit ein8lt.
oringen, oie Serr W}orris Dor mir gebein-
balten tDollte @lulben Gle ooS2 gsitn,
icb bin nidt 3u 1lillem 2eioe geicbaffen linz
nnnebmlbfeiteu rGitme id) Itets 10 roI1 ipie
m6gliCb ans bent Mege. Dos bate idl aud)
bier ldnglt oetan, icb fonnte aber aitb 9lllan
iiicJt LANCER leioen ieben, obne ibm bei5u-
ite6eu Sier eri9ien mir nun enoli6 cine
Gelegenbeit, ibm 3u belfen, uno idb mad]te
MIDI iofort ans @erf Sd5on am ndcbiten
Gage bate i'd ieoe @erion uaneus $ume
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

es mar ettpaS onoereS Gr erflartc mir,
ebenfolls oni0eiucno gan5 offen oaB mir
eine 3eitlang nod linDerbeiratet bleiben
miiBten, oenn Dor Der Sod3eit niiiie crit
nod etiuos mas, iugte ct mir nid)t III
9rOnitng gebradbt peroen gtotiirli1 unroe
icb nergierig uno ipollte ptiien, ipas eigent.
lic6 ltnierm @liide I'M Mege lidnoe @r err
ipioerte, es iei etipoS, tporiiber CT ni1t ipre.
den oiirfe, ino 0Qbei mar er 70 ernlt, oaB
id lange 3eit nidt mieoer oaraitf 5u ipre.
den fam.
9hnt iper0en sic nielleid5t aloilbelt ooB
fuein &erlobter nidJt gera0e ein iebr felris
ger 2iebbaber gepeien more, Dem 1T ober
nid)t 70, lrto ic5 babe nod beiite Die lleber.
aeugrng, bob ct Mid leioenl1aftlic6 liebt
glber Die 3eit berging INTO es blieb allies
beint alten, ltitiere &od5eit ltanO INNER
nod lit tpeiter 6erne; ia, nod mebr ais
porber mid Serr MorriS ibrer enogitltigen
sSeIteBunq aitS. SD bin bon g}atur ans lid]t
icbr qeOrlDig, itn0 nteine gr3ie6ung als
ein8iges &ino eineS ieBr reicbeit WtanneS bat
neine ltngeoulo iir6er nod pern1ebrf 90
FAM es, oaB iCb eines Cages I'M 9lerger Die
Gerlobitng loite. ibm oen Sling 5iiriidgab
uno cine 9ieibe atoerer dbnlidJer Eorbeiten
beging 0ari6er mar er ober iebr ber5pei-
felt unb muroe gang blaB lmO ouBer iid5,
0oB ic6 es iofort berelte uno mir ipieoer
Syrieoen idloileit. Dab Ct MIDI lebte, ipar
tlur, npd flurer uber mar, ooB ct mid ats
irgeno cinen aebeimniSpollen @ritn0e nidlt
Geiroten fptnte. @alo oana6 beMerftc icb,
0aB Iein @enebmen iicb GnDerte @r pur0e
MN idipeigionl inlo trditmerid) uno lnd)te
mr ielteu Wlaldmal mar er 10 in @e-
0onfen perloren, Dab er Sib falun beberr-
Ic6en fonnte, CT i9ritt I'M 3inmer bin im0
Der, offenbar o6ne 5i miiien, mas CT tat.
@inmal mar er geraoe8l ibredlicb oltfge-
regt SD beriibigte i'm, 10 gut i'd fonnte,
ulo er fab lange Belt IN tiefem 9lacboenfen
oa g9abreuO i6 i'm nod 70 BE-.
obadJtete, iprang er pl6Blic) auf idllug nit
6er Iauft altf oen Eiih lnO rief beitig aits I:
Scr bartber5ige @diirfe @r moc6t ii9
iber niicb luitia~ Ga erit fam ibm nit
tineu @taIe 5um 8eppBtleiu. pie merlpiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

ncbr GS gelang'mir, i'm ourdb cine leidt
bingeporfcne @elbicbte oopon 5u iiber5eii-
gen, 0oB idb gan5 ollrcb 8ufall 5lt Der 8igar
gcfomnieu iei. g8enigitenS glaubte idl ibn
ounon iiber5eligt 5it bdbctt benlerfte ubcr
Dob ct mid ben gan5en 9lben0 iiber mebr.
fob peritoblell fori1eno anidb; pemu CT
obcr irgenOeincn 8erondt gegen mid beete,
olS Oh ic9 ibn getdiiid)t babe, 10 CAB er Dem
feinen 9lusorud"
S9ier itodte 6rGnlenl Sale einen 9lugen.
blid imO nibr omut fort: SD nerIud)te
MN mli ocrld)icOene 9[rt 8u crfobren, fpeld1c
8e5lebitngcn 5iDtidet nleinem 8erlobten
lmo oieienl S6no1er init benz SSiioosgefidlte
bcitdnocn glber ollc 9(nItrenarngen iporei1
bcrgebens 9ics, Serr gLibtonrRirf, &c.
Id)ab Dor orei Y}onatell in0 beltte lit Die
Gage nod oenmt oieiclbe ipie an ienenl
glbenoe"
@3it elmer @Gdblidfeit, Die oen ilngeu
@ionn erid]rcdte, idlug iie lire SGnoe att
terno por ous @eitdt uuo beganit beftia al
id5hid5en Sbr @eiid)t 5eigte feline Spiir
bon SrGneu, ais Iie balo 0arailf Die Sdnoe
fort5oa, aber ibrr Miene mar ifmer5erfiillt
uno ibre StimUe forlulid idlud5en0 ais
lie fortflibr: rSSd) fann eS ieBt nibt ldnger
mebr ertraeen. 9itte, oenfen sic ni6t 0e.
ring bon meiner @eididte, oenn oas, mas
6lpilden glIlon Norris, iiuo mir itebt, lit
tooerrlt Seiu Ser5 bridJt, ieine Gjeiuno-
belt leioet, IN icinen glugen erblidte ib be-
itdnOig 8urHt~
Sic beliete iiCb Dor un0 legte Die Son0
mlf glibtonsSirfs 9lrnt .Gr lit oieiem SSu.
oas, Den id $bneh beidriebeu babe, auf
Wna0e uno llngnaoe ouSgeliefert, ooS
bringt i'm I'M ino ourb i'm oIcb mid. 9ld),
bite, belfen Sie mir"
gIibtou.airf lGc9elte erniitigeno. so
tpeit itb ieben foiln,~ erpioerte er, ,,lieqt Die
Sdbe iebr einfudl. @s fam freilic6 audi
gan3 onoers fonunen. Sn ieOem Sale per-
iprecbe id] $bnen, Dab ib roid) ino enti9ie-
oell perincben mill, Die Sodje IN 0romlng
81 brnqen~
o@eiten Dauf ~ u6 iperoeu Sie beute
l6on anfaugen2~ frogte ie nliteJeuo.
(0ortieguua ioIgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

ilt ser qon5cn Std6t ieitgeitellt % &crr
Ilorris SSugenieltr lit, bate natitrlid. ieocr
Slnne, Ser beruflicb in @e5iebung 6u ibm
itono, fir MIDI belon6etes Sutereiie. 9cren
gdb cS nltr mcligc, mt0 nod che Der na0lte
&ag 5u GnOe mar hattie icb mid ourc1 pcr'
S0nlid)c @eindbe IN oereu @eid)1ttslotulen
booon ii6eraeugt, oaB Iie i'm nibt einntal
fannter"
qli6ton.airdJ Iddelte. Cine ieiuer pobl-
aepilegten Sdnoe flopfte ouf lem glrm let.
mes Stu6les 8eifall ySie limo ltort I"
iprodj er, lid erfonnte SSbren @barofter
Idon ais Sic eintroten Wlnn frellt iic),
iein ltrteil oollic be1t1tigt 5it iebcu."
5rditlein Bale lddelte geic6meifelt. US
freilt mid, 6oB Sie neiu &orgeben amer.
fcnnen 9sa1Oem mein erIter @erlud5 fet-
itcn @rfolg batte, ging iCb ollc SulHes I'M
9LoreBbud)e genouer oitrd). Iteilt Setretor
muBte mir cine 2ilte BON ibnen aitflesell
nit ibren gloreiien uno ibrem 8erif ino
Dies Ger5eIC1niS ititoiert id lhmoenlang.
@iuer oarlnter madte mid belon0erS
ititbig, oielleidt ieineS merfmiiroiger Be
rufes pegen, oenn er ipor i'm gl0reBbud) ols
Wiiin5enbdnoler ongegcbeu. glber ais id
ptl IClUtll SWDtll lll 0DIlllR RiQlt DDlptl
fiiDr, fab i'd an Dem Sbilo iiber Dem Sen,
iter, 6aB er oub NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar
9aourb fain idb oltf oeu @e0anfen Serr
W2orris lit ein eifriger Suinnler bon Sea-
ineeli, linO i'm 8erbdlttiS 3t ieinen Wlitteln
beiibt er cine iebr unie6nlicbe SauunlmJ
nopon. 2eibt fonnte CT ollo nit 6ieIeln
Sume irgenonelde @eI6Gite qebabt bobet
nApr mp11fuItenS nit linn befnnnt 1pin So
ldnger iG bieran oodte, Oeito neiigeriger
tpuroe ih, unO eiues 92abmittogs flbr id)
no1 Dem 2aoen @r befinoet ib i'm erIten
Stode, Der @ingong fiibrt our9 cine Sci.
tentiir ltno iiber cine enge, i4nutBige
Greppe. Damn nuiB man our1 einen Ian.
gen. ounflen feniterloien &Drrioor 3u oenI
2aoen inn &oroerbailie geben Ser 2aoen
por bell lmo bu6itdblid5 pollgepfropit nit
Dem, ipos man glntiqlitdten neuut gtiq
3ubor fab ib 10 filerfpiiroige Sdubereieil,
70 ieltiames @eitbirr, 10 gerdoc3u iinin6q-
dde 9tppiaGelb gu einen &iiAe fab Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

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