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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07
White.

South Carolina
White.
6-2406-LueGirc, H. L.. NewEer-
~.
45s-s2s-Taylor, Raymon n, Pros
perity.
47o-12SADavenport, Geo. Till
man, Kinards, R. l.
4s9-5O4King, R. H., Whitmire.
521-1s2S-Longshore, Vugh Farley.
Silverstreet.
5ss-1ss5-Aull, Luther David, Po-
maria.
54s-1172-Bedenbaugh, Colon Boy1,
Prosperity.
551-1s2EDehart, John Wilson,
silverstreet.
5S4-2s1e-Graham, Eddie Osborne,
Newberry, r. 1.
sss-14Ss-ThomasseA, Bennie, New
berry.
59e-155LRichardsoa, James Leo,
Prosperity.
Sse-12e1-Harmon, Price Kenneth,
Prosperity.
s2a-2tss-scaith, Isaac MeKittrick.
Jr., Kinards.
ss7-ss1-King, Hayne Williams,
WAfsnire.
s5425ssFellers, Luther Hanil-
ton, Newberry.
ss2-152e-Graham, Willie Guy,
Ponaria, R. 8.
S72-555-seymore, BENJAMIN Till.
man, Whitmire.
e74-12ee-senn, William Thorn
well. Newberry.
Sss-1525-Ruff, Raymond Isadere
Poaaaria, r. 8.
S9s-192s-Lake, Henry Thomas
Sllverstreet.
7es-l4T2-Farr, Henry Thomas
little Mountain.
72i-22s0- Wicker, William Owens
Pomaria.
22-7s0-Herbert, w. W., Newber-
ry.
72411s3-Dawkins, Fitzhugh Bry-
an, Prosperity.
7So-421-Andrews Geo. Hendon,
Whitmire.
73s-1S9-west, Charley Creighton,
-Newberry. g.
75s-155-summer, Claad PiRkney,
Newberry.
~ 7s2-sS7-Krell, john Lester, New
berry
-7ss-2sf3-Cromer, James Horace,
Newberry, r. 2.
'z9l-2eo2-Mize, Clyde Newberry
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07
September 5, 1917.

The following filed 10 claim FOR eX-
emption or discharge to the Local
Board of Newbe-ry county, State OF
South Carolina
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

The Herald and News One Year for
Only s1.se.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

At the regular meeting of Damon
Lodge No. 10, on Tuesday night, one
OF the most important matters to
claim the attention of the members
will be the disposition of document
No. SO, which was referred by the
last grand lodge to the subordinate
lodges for approval or disapproval.
This measure has for its purpose the
creation of fund for the building
of state home for the aged Pyth-
ians, orphans and widows at such
time as the money in hand will justi-
fly, and will mean an additional %
cents to the annual per capita tax
levied for the purpose Of paying the
expenses of the grand lodge, said adj
dition to be a permanent and fixed
amount for the purpose above men
toned. This proposition is of vital
Importance to the lodge and order
and therefore every member should
be on hand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
FRATERNAL NEWS Ri

acts, to be put on and performed by
members of the Grotta exclusively,
among whom there are several stars.
This feature alone promises to be in
teresting, not mentioning the banquet
and dance to follow Immediately. AL
Master Masons and their families
will be invited. Dave Harrison was
selected as chairman of the commit
tee to make all arrangements for the
occasion and has selected Wednesday
March s, as the date.
The following officers we're elected
H. Lee Bell, monarch.
R. Y. Patterson, chief justice.
j. II. Bayliss, master of ceremo-
nies.
Chris Mertins, grand chamberlain
E. r. Malone, treasurer.
Guy E. Matthews, secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04

there were in November.
On the contrary, there is much less
butter than there used to be, fact
which is attested to by the compari-
son of so grams allowed each person
per week now, as against $50 in the
spring. There are less potatoes, and
the visible supply at very best will
last until next July-when a new
harvest will be in.
A summary of the German food
situation today shows: very little
butter with little if any prospect that
there will be more in the immediate
future. An equally small amount of
margarine or other substitutes for
butter. A supply of meat that does
not bid fair to increase because there
is so little feed on which the cattle
can be nourished and fattened. A
minimum amount of sugar since less
than the usual supply of sugar beets
was raised in 1916, and part of the
supply has to go toward making
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
Food Situation In Germany
Becomes More Acute Daily

Berlin, Feb. Correspondence Of
The Associated Press).-Back last
spring, when butter first began TO
run short, and the waiting lines first
began to form, two housewives were
quarreling over their respective
rights in line. They quarreled so
vociferously that they attracted the
attention of policeman.
Laboriously he separated the pair,
and, when he had placed them far
apart, he addressed them and all the
other women in the long "butter
queue"
"Stop the controversy. Don't fight.
You're not going to starve, but you
are going to go hungry"
His words were more effective IN
the original German because of the
similarity of the two verbs. Over
hungern verdict ihr NIGHT; aber hun
germ wohl."
The policeman was no prophet. yet
in March Of 1916 he almost exactly
outlined a situation that now exists
There are no longer butter lines
and a few potato lines that begar
to form during the last month Of
last year have been done away with
Organization has done that, though
it has failed to supply any more but
ter than there was on hand in the
spring, or any more potatoes thar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
THE WEATHER

q. s. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Charles F. Marvin,
chief.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04

chemicals. An almost complete fail
ure of the Potato crop, so that the
bread ration is to be stretched" with
barley instead of potato flour, to the
consequent diminishing of the beer
production. An almost negligible
supply of coffee and very slender
amount of teas.
On the credit side Of the ledger
stand the vegetables that were raised
in great quantities during the past
summer, and that with German
thoughtfulness and system have been
dried in great quantities, and will be
available for the winter. Likewise
there are great quantities of marine
lade, or near-marmelade, which have
been stored up as a substitute for
butter. The substitute is very poor,
but better than nothing.
The average German will insist
that Rumania stands on the credit
side Of the ledger too and that it is
a big item. But it is extremely
probable that the amount of food
found in Rumania is far smaller than
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
SAVE YOUR HAIR
And BEAUTIFY IT
WITH 'DANDER|NE"
SPEND Is CENTS! DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY THISl HAIR GETS BEAUrI-
Full WAvY AND THICK IN
FEW MOMENTS.

you care for heavy hair, that
Citizens with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an incompatible soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous, try
Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair. besides it inme-
diately dissolves every particle of
dandruff; you cannot have nice,
heavy, healthy hair if you have dan
druH. This Obstructive scurf robs the
hair of its lustre, its strength and It's
very life, and if not overcome it pro
duces feverishness and itching OF
the scalp; the hair roots fanish
loosen and die; then the hair falls
out fast.
If your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or toe
oily, get a 25-cent bottle of Knowl-
toms Danderinc at any drug store OF
toilet counter, apply little as di
rected and ten minutes after you will
say this was the best investment YOU
ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless OF
everything else advertised, that i
you desire soft, lustrous. beautiful
hair and lots of it-no dandruff-nt
itching scalp and no more falling hail
-Agou must use Knowlton's Dander
inc. If eventually-why not now?-
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
ZELLICA GROTTA

On last Wednesday night the MEM
bers of Zellica Grotta met, elected
officers and made plans for the en-
suing year. After which supper was
enjoyed and then all retired looking
forward with pleasure to the next
entertainment and ceremonial, which
are always full Of interest ard hui
morous merriment.
The entertainment planned by the
committee will be in the form of a
minstrel performance staged in three
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04

government has consented to allow
the use of the Barrancas reservation
as an encampment ground. The claim
of Pensacola is being pushed strong
" and it is believed the great gath
ering will come here.
A strong advocate Of this place is
Sovereign Horne of Grand Ridge
who has lately expressed the hope
that the encampment would come
here, and stated that he would do all
in his power to bring it. He is a
Sovereign lodge officer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04

Weather, barometer reading, wind
direction and wind velocity at Z p.
m, along the gulf coast:
Brownsville, clear, 1925. NE.
Corpus Christi, cloudy. 1882. E.
Galveston, cloudy, 1926. Sc. Is.
New Orleans, clear, 30.46. S.
Mobile, clear, 30.4S. SW. IL.
Pensacola, clear, 30.49. w.
Tampa, clear, 30.46. NE.
Miami, clear, 30.38. NV. 10.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04

had been anticipated Turkey. Bull
garia, Hungary and Austria, all also
have a claim on whatever there may
be. Though Germany is running the
military situation in Rumania, Ger
many is very far away. Her au-
thorities have known for weeks that
there was little to expect from Ru
mania, and have tried to break the
evil news gently. First came the an
nouncement that the size of the sup
plies captured was unknown, then
the word that whatever might be
found would not be used but kept as
a reserve.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
TO ELECT DELEGATES
TO GRAND LODGE SOON.

At an early meeting this month,
local camps viii get together on the
question of electing sovereign dele
gates to the grand lodge of the state,
which will meet in Orlando this year.
1t was at first proposed that the
meeting should take place at Lakeland
but is understood to have been trans
ferred to Orlando by reason of the
lack LOT hotel facilities at the first
named place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04

Cadillacs, Hudson Super
Skies, Wyllis-K knights, Over
lands, all new cars, 60-inch
treads, all bought before the
advance in prices, will sell on
same basis. Chittenden Gar
age Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
WOODMEN OF WORLD

Woodmen of the World camps in
West Florida are all working toward
landing the national encampment for
this place, and one of the best argu-
ments put forth is the fact that the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
Daily Weather Bulletin.


Pensacola, Fla, Feb. 2, 1917.
Pensacola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for February, 70
degrees.
Day temperatures in February US
ally rise to 81 degrees.
Night temperatures in February US
ally fall to AZ degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, 35
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, %
degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall "a hours 7 p. m. sc inches.
February, 4.49 inches.
Total excess this year to January
1, lit inches.
Normal rainfall for the month of
jan, 4.04 inches.
Pensacola, Fla, Feb. 8, 1917.
Highest temperature yesterday, &c
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, II
degrees.
Rainfall for "a hours ending p.
M, 0 inches.
Total rainfall this month to p
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
PENSACOLA LODGE
WORK RANK OF ESQUIRE.

At the regular weekly convention
of Pensacola Lodge No. Monday
night at 7:30 o'clock at their Castle
Hall on East Intendencia street, one
page will be initiated in the rank of
esquire. Visitin gand local Pythians
are cordially invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
TETTERINE

and watch its effect 1t quickly allays
the Irritation and cures eczema, ring
worm ground itch, letter and skin affec-
lions. so cents Is nothing compared to
the relief that comes with a cure. Tet-
terine at your druggists or direct from
The Shuptrine Co., Savannah, Ga--Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
Which Do You Prefer,
SO Cents or the Itch ?

If you prefer the itch, Just keep on
scratching If you prefer not to have
the itch. then part with so cents for
box of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

maren ein tpenig bergeiieit. Senn
&il0es @rll0er, Der 2eiltnant, mar 81
@eiu9 gefomnen ltno bolte Die beiOen
6reimoinnen jeoen Wlittag aus Dem
llnterridt ob.
9obette fono, DAB cine Uniform
oas StroBenbilo mobltreno belebte.. :.
Srou 9omberling itedte in Oieien
&ogcn iiber iin0 iiber in glrbeit.
Don friib bis 9Lbeno maAte iie
ginf1uie uno 9eitelllugen Gle
i9elte feline Y1ii6e. 1os @Hen iollte
gut im0 rei6lih tperoen. gomber.
lines @6lte iollten iid fatteIiell fOn-
nen.
@ines Wlittoes fono man beim
g1a1Dauiefommeu ouf cine &orte
bor: @ultaD &oberlteiu, @ebeinler Ste.
gierungsrot.
@rfolg fporit an. Grou 9[nua
fhlief NIT Dem 9odbu6 mlf benz
glahttiid ...
llno enoli1 mar Ser g(beno oa.
9as gai5e &itlturgebiet mar bell
erIe1dtet. Bon ben 0edetl, ans ben
@dnoen, oltf ben Sii9en gGibten oie
eleftriiden 2omper. Ser 4upfer.
Iti6 nit Dem lGhelito berliebten 9oor
alib eitem Gpiegel, gliberno mari
CT Die Dielen 9idter 5itriid. 9ie 8o-
rem uno @roBfiirIteit i'm EolienI1ranf
glGn3ten in bollem 9roenibniid.
SSu gB5innier itano Die geoedte
Sofel.
Qabette botte iie geididt nit ouf-
tenoen @eil6en beltreitt. Seit 6eute
morqen mar 0iele fleine 8lune ibr
2ieblina. 9luc1 am @iirteI hires
ipeiBen 4lei0es triig Tie einen StruiB
0abon. 9rau 8omberling froate,
BON iuem iie Die oielen @eil1en eigert-
lib bate. @abette fonnte ii1 ti1t
re1t entiinnen. D}oglih, Dab iie bon
&ilOes 9riioer, Dem 2eutnatlt, ipd-
rem, ontiportete Iie.
I'm oen Snls trug Bobette oie
baarfeine @olofette, Die ibr Der Batter
beiite geihenit
9omberling bate fie ielbIt gefaiift.
@r batte oos gliito Dor eiltem elegdn-
ten SSimelcrlaoclt bnltct lo1Iet iuto
DoM Dem p9rgebmen &eErns Der illl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

gntidIloigiing 81 iageit batte iie be.
baiptet Dab S1ilIer ia ood nidt
nebr MODERN iei.
n8ns ioeen Sie oo5u9" froete oie
6roit 9ldtin, Dor @rreglng 5itterno
6rou 8omberling err0tete. Sie
bate feline Grfabrung aitf oieiem Sc.
biet. 9lber es ihien ibr, oaB oos
Qbedterltiid o1on Carlos oos iie
crit fiir8lib nit 9obette geieben batte,
BON oieient 8erbrodenen S1iller &C.
madt iUoroen fuar.
u0as iinO 70 9IniihtsiaHen," iogte
iie 3ogerno.
,,@cwiB, gcipiB," beetle iid5 oie
6reun0in 5u iogen. r9Lber Oab fi6
clue ioldle Berlon mir gegeniiber eih
literdrii1eS llrteil berousninnt. Gin
fleiner Stanoesunterldie0 mitB ood
fDlieBIidD nod od iein.@
5roit 9om6erliilg iiberreihte oas
Bddben nit oen Bfropfen ino mo6te
Die 9eihenfte oarnif nufnierfiom,
Dob es ecbte, fran50iiibe pdren. 6rau
9idtin fonne ie0er5eit nene befonlmen
Dieie oanfte ber3Iib tno beriiherte,
oab iie Idige oaitit ousfommen
neroe Seoen Sonntog einen Bfrop-
fen IN Ben &olten mare rei9lidj ge,
mug W2mn nuiB iiidt beridmenOen.
gtin mar Die 9leibe 5ii er5dblen on
5rou glnnu. Sie beridtcte, ipie
fleibig ibre &inoer Inn i6re 9iIounq
bcnliibt maren. gobette i'm italieni.
icben ltnterriHt uno &ermann inn
&olleg. ltno Damn erfunoiate Iie fih
boflicb, Oh 8rau 9ints gteffe in5iuiIden
iei 2enn Der Serr 9le.
gierllngsrut iollte erit in oieien ga.
gen in Die @roBltoot perlcbt merocn.
Gie 9dtin nidte por Srelioe. @e.
itern bate Der CUTE SSunge iie beiu6t.
Gle botte ibnl iofort bon ibrer lieben
6remnoin iul0 oeren glngeb0rigen er-
3dbIt.
srau @onberling erfiinoigte fid
beblltiam nab Dem gIlter oes glteu
SSimgen.
Die Sonte riiii5elte Die fc6mole
5tirn uno iaqte nad einiger lleber.
le9ing, Dab Tie 0os nidt 10 9enm in
ibren ormea aIten 9opf babe. st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

mare tpobI 70 gerooe in oie @ieroig
bineinmaridiert. @ielleic6t mar er
audi i9on fiiufllnobier5ig. glm @noe
iogor ahhmobier5ig. Wioglib lit al.
les. glber pie Dem ait6 lei. SSru Ser.
gleih 5i Der &obe ieiues Eitels iei
Die 8abl ieiner Sabre INNER nod
nieorig.
Go reoeten iie nod ollerbono, mas
10 5iDilden Whltter uno Eonte 5it
ipre1en mar. glls Srmt 9oniberling
alifbrad, mo iie ibre liebe 3reunoin
5um glbenoeiien elm 5ii @obetttbens
iieb5ebntem @eburtstog. @enn ser
&err 9iegieritigsrot lie begleiten
iuollte, DiirOe er iebr miIlfontneu
iein.
SSrou Not beripro9, oie @inlaoung
5it iibernittelu. Sie glnibte beinob,
i9on beute fir i'm 5itiagcu 5i fon.
nen.
Sie ffieoen NIT Dem 2G9eIn feIter
6rernoidoft.
9llS 6rou @omberling oiif sic
StroBe frat, ipiegelte iit6 oie r6tlide
&erbitionne fbon in oen billigeit
9odDobnilngen. Gie mar olio i'm
llntergeben. gs feblte nidt biel an
Der Shtnoe, no BEL @omberlings ee.
gelien tpuroe g[ber es NOR bon ieBer
Srat QlnnaS 9orreAt gepeien, eilige
Wliiuiten 81 ipdt 5i foumen. Sie be.
idlob, 81 Sub 5ii eeben, einige 8e-
iDegung iDiiroe ibr glittlnt.
GIN Der ii16lten Strobenede itono
elm @ogen, iiberbGllft nit iueiBelt
gllmenfoblfopfen, oie su nerbliiffeno
billigen 8reiien perfauft muroen.
Groil glrna bielt irne uno trot an
oen @ogen Dor Dem iid) 5rmlen ino
W11o1en ordngten ino pufften Sie
pergoB immer ipieoer alf gLugen-
blide, 0oB eS bel 8omberlingS ni1t
alif fiiuf 9feniiig mebr ODER wenieer
otfon. @s gelang ibr, bier GroBe,
feite Gopfe 5l erIteben un0 beim
S1liB nod flint Yfennig BON Dem
billigen Yreiie berltnter5itbanoeln.
Ser8lid5 frob eing iie peiter.
gl6er @eiibtlint lit 9iiroe. @ei ie.
Dem S1ritt ipiroe oas Bofct idwc-
rer. 3as alte 8eltlnaspapier 0iinete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

IiidJ, uno oie prollen &0pfe begonuer
init ie6cn 8oriibergebenOen 81 fofet.
tierer. gElle ibienen oieiem fre6en
Semitic, oas ii6 gegen oas foitbare
Bel5pert 0rdrgte, 5ii5ullbeln, sSrui
g(nna ntilbte BON Sfritt 5it Shritt
mebr befiirdten ooB ibr @obl Oaboa-
rollte. Sie gliibte por gInglt uno
@erlegenbeit, itl1o i1lieBlicb mar ibr
g8iOeritan0 gebro6en Sic winftc
einem gluto.
@inioe Wlinliten ipdter mor iie 81
Sous @omberling mar ihon oa.
SIN @B5immer, mo Die SSeniterpor'
bdnge 8uee5ogen iparen uno oos 2idt
bebagli6 oeu geoedten Eii6 bei9ien,
pau0erte er mtf iino ob
vWiGushen, nein Wia9en fnurrt,
rief er froblid, ais er SrdI glnno
foninen borte.
8nlo faben olle Inn ben Gid.
9onberling belt fi6 nidt Innge
nit 9leoeu oiit ionoerH griff baitig
5u.
sSroit 9[nna batte Ser @lunenfobl
6en g[ppetit beroorben.
Serlponn, oeiien 5riibi1oppen Bis
iett geoouert bate, mar BON ieinen
glngeb0rigel 0itrd) einen bi6ten 9le.
BEL getrennt. S1leier tpoeten bor
Ieinen 9lugen.
SD babe ole arou @ebeimrot elm.
eelooen,~ iogte 6rnit glnna. o8l
einem glbenoeiien on @obett1ens @e-
bltrtstag. @obri6eittlicb miro iie
ibr gleffe, Ser @ebeime 9ieoierungs.
rat 4oberitein, begleiten. gr iou Elm
idormanter Monu iein."
9abette ber5os oen Wlullo. Sic
freiite iib nidt nlebr oltf i9ren @e.
burtstog.
Sobalo oas eiIen beenoct mar,
iebte iie iid5 pieOer an oen 5liigel
uno ipielte, in tiefem 9lmteI, einet
Srancrmari@ no9 Dem onoern.
9tts 5riibItiid, W1ittog iufo 9lbeno.
brot formtcn iid peiter 0ie Gage,
Oie olf 9abettcs @e6urtStag 5uicbrit-
ten,
9lber @a6ettc mar pie0er beiterer
gelvoGQelA 3ie 8pieRe!n pes 9lQmeo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

rim icbioe Srau Senrp S6cpbcro
BON g2aibingtou. tulg picl 5um Csc.
lingen oes 6citcs bel. Ger Cardinal
gltblctic Glu6 pon Gum6crlono lie
fcrtc 0hiif mo llnter6altuno.
g9or aus Cincinnati.
Gin N}onn ocr icincn giomen ais
SorrD 9rolun BON Cincinnati anea5,
woicl6it iein &ater on9c6lid) cine
@irt6i6oit in ocr 9lacc. StroBc fii6rt
wurOc geitern nabe Cumberland uon
cincm 3ugc Der o9altimore-Obio-
9a6n" gct5Otct. Ger 30.id6rige
@am 6oite iidb 5uiammcu nit @. 6.
9orror BON aeDicr ouf einen 6radt.
5ug bcgebcn im nit 9orror na6
0eiien Scim 81 fa6ren 9uS 9rouu
Io6, OaB er oui einem ioliden 3u9e
mar, iprang CT a6 uno erlitt t0Otlidc
Gerletungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

@eielIIfaftson5ng biuter Dem 2a0en-
tii6 itono, einen Shnuud fir ben iebr
9iibi6en 8olS elmer iiinecn Dame
nerlangt. Wlon 6otte ibm bofliH 3u
oieier icbr feinen @ol0ihnur geraten,
al ser cine ein0elne Qerle wie elm
olifgefongerer Eautropfen bing.
SSn ieinem @ureait bate Bomber
ling iie nod eimuol dllsgepndt. SIN
ieinen S9reibtiic6, no ii1 idwor6e
uno brnIne &ol5leiiten tiirntcn imo
8eicbnungen bon Sdrgen inO @rab-
it1tten iuenie Narm Iieben, fab er
unO lieb Die feine Settle ourd feline
runoen Singer gleiten. g[ls er iie
iorgIom anriidgebettet bate in oos
feinc 2eoerfGit9et lag Elm 21deln,
nahoenflidb uno aufrieoei, ouf ieinem
@eii1t.
$50 aebobeIt miro, fallen SpGne.
@obette mar frob nit Der Yerle.
glls Der 8ater nod Sarie foiiL
umorlnte iie ibit unO iagte:
uSy6 nntb inuuer oarali oenfei1,
oaB iie tief iuiten i'm Meer, perborgeu
in elmer w1hi1el, lag
llno oonn lief iie al ben Sliigel
un0 IpieIte eiiieit miIDeit Tdit5.
@omberling itaiO NIT Stolnten
uno Stol5 Dor Ser blisenoen Eafel
Gr beipunOerte glnnd. @ober mir
berItano iie oos nlles9 '
SD tpubte nid5t, Dab in ieoer Srait
elm Stiid Hrin5eiiiii ifedt. 9jeie Ear
fel botte glnna fbon nit ied5ebn Sab.
rem aeIebcn. 9lls Die 5iinfen oiis
0en &iiieiien ftobeit.
9[6er ipo mar glnnd2 8ombetlttig
botte lie I'M gan3en &illtlirge6iet per-
gebli6 oeIudt. gnolih foliO CT lie IN
ser 9ldttIhtbe, mo oie &reioe5eiHniri.
gen beioer @lteritpnore ouf SReibert
bon @cinfloi1en uno gnrnierten
SdiiIIeln nieoeritorrten.
&ier Itono sSroit gomberIit1g nit
&errn Gbiitte. Serr Sdiitte mar
Der 2obnoiener. sSraii 0fdtin botte
i6n ibrer Srelinoin enpfoblel1 9r
mar Elm 0iomont. $50 er bali, blieb
niHtS 81 piinid)el iibrig. @r tat
reitlos feline @flidt.
--g6en tom S4iltte lll0 batsiQM Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

fpe5icIlen g8iinI6e ser @nGOigen.
8rnu 9lnna iprnd erre6f ii iein &C.
iibt, oos glott nlo imbeipeglidb ipie
eine WobsnaSfe blie6 inO mtr
fdmer5lib 5uinmlnen5udte, iuem bic
gndoige Sroit Den frdn50liiben gta.
men eneS @cri6tS ouSiprod.
syrou glnna mar redt erleihtert,
ais Serr Sdiitte iie bolO interbra6
un0 ibr nit eincr 0oufbor oblebneit.
ben &onobeneging 5u beriteben CAB,
Dab er idon geniigenO orientiert iei.
Gr ber6eugte iib un0 ging, Tim
feline ueiben Sonoiditbe 5I bolet 5l
iei1iem lleber5iebcr, BEN er beideioen
bier an Der @orrotsfammer an eiilen
glogel gebunget batte @r miBte
cine @eile ilt1et mo fab iicb nernoS
roh SSrna Hmna Inn, oie immer nod,
oaita obne @riuo, bier oiipeieno mar
0enn ole Soiden oieies Wontels
iparen tief. gIidt ie0er lit ieineS yia'
mems mert. Tas 6itter OieIes Hodes
ber0iente ieinen gtomen IN oes gSor,
tes ueiteIter 9eoeuhng. gliIr on Der
8eripberie oes Wlontels ongendbt,
6atte es mondes 9le6bilbny nancbe
9oItete mn noiibe 5loide Mein NM
idloiIeit eon5 oboeieben bon oeui
lleberfhtB an Sbit 3i8arren uno
&onfeft, an Oeli eS beit1nOig gcpohnt
inar. Deim Serr Shiitte botte cine
Sanilie 5u &ottle Sober Mann mab
fir Die Seinigen iorgen,
9[ls Srau 9(fma ibren @atten in
ser Cir crblidte. erldrof iie. Sie
bate ibm nod nm glo6nlittog teIc-
pbonieren polleu, Dab Der Serr 9le-
.qierllnqsrot piellciAt 49 Sabre Iei.
.@iitfcrmlng hilbert 9Iugidt oics
.einfad ins @eii6t 5ll iaget botte lie
BON Gag 5u Gag peri@oben.
9(ber iest mar feline 8cit mcbr 5it
Observation-Disclosures GS fonntc
ieoeu 9lugenblid flingeln. @omber.
ling mlBte ficb roicb cinen i6war3eu
9ln5llg olloicbeu. Srui 9lnna mar
'idou Ionoe itottIi6 ino pompSs.
:. ...n. lGortieslmg fQlatl .a.,3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

@larpIanO Cine Confederate Some,
8ifeSpille, Do.
@larplono SdooI for gops, God
9ldDen, GRO.
@larDlauO S6ool for tbe 8linO,
0berlea @l0.
8res6Dterion Some for @omen,
822 9loro-Gnrrollton-glue.
Ct 9lnt6onp's Srpbon 9liDlum 925
g}orO. .Gentrdl9lOenne.
ct. 5roncis Some, Yotterion-Eart-
nnO Gnitern.Sloemie.
Ct 6rancis Orphan 9lDlunL 6or.
rcit 4loce ituo G6aie-Str.
St. Somcs Some ior 9obs, sol
9iorO-Sig6 StraBe
ct. So6n's Orphan 9Iiplum OlO
yorf 9looO.
ct. NlarD's 5emale Orphan 9Iip-
Inn, Solo Spring Game, no6e 9fo-
lano-2lOenue.
ct Soicp6's SouIe Of Snouitrp,
Charles. lrnO 2S. SmoBe.