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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-09

Last weeks shipment of garments
from. Red Cross headquarters consist
ed of so operating sheets, so draw
sheets, "a bathiobes. 120 pair bed
socks. 10 hot water bottle covers,
103 bed shirts. Is operating gowns.
o10 pair pajamas and three warm bed
Jackets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
STREET IMPROVEMENT
WORK 0. KID BY BOARD

Hearings OF assessment rolls on
completed work were heard by the
board OF public works at the regu-
lar meeting held Tuesday night. The
following work was approved: The
paving on Howard ST., between No
tire Dame az. and Howard ST.: paw
ing OF Niles av., between Howard
So. and Leeper av.; curb and walk
on Campau ST.. between Arthur ST.
and the city limits; grade curb and
walk Ola Fox ST, between Miami ST.
and West Park addition.
A hearing ON the vacating Of an
alley between Scott ST. and Prairie
ay. was also approved. The Stand
ard OIL Go. has purchased this
property, it is understood, 70 build
a garage on.
Tire widening of Miami ST. from
Huey 81. 90 the city limits was con-
hrmed The former width of this
street was 40 feet. but under the
new plans il will be 20 feet No
action was taken on the awarding
Of contracts for the paving of JEFF
ferson az. from Michigan st to the
bridge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
WARNING SENT
TO DRAFT MEN
Maj. Ryan Tells All Desiring
to Enlist to Do so
Today.

owing to the unusually large
number OF applications for enlist
ment 20 the army that are being re-
ceiveO at indianapolis from other
parts OF the state from men within
the draft age. those desiring TO en-
list at the local Office may be dis
appointed I'm being accepted If they
wait until tomorrow TO make APP
plication. Sergt. John Skees, the
recruiting officer in charge, received
telegram from Maj Ryan last
evening informing him of the un-
precedented rush Of recruits at the
Indianapolis office. through which
all applicants are sent before be
ing sent 20 Fort Thomas, and al
visine those intending 10 enlist to
not wait later than Wednesday night
i'm order TO be assured of having
their applications favorably acted
upon The men are required TO be
at Fort Thomas by Saturday, the
18th, and, according 70 the number
daily being sent TO Indianapolis
from all parts of the state and the
increase that is expected today and
tomorrow. the officers at the depot
there viii have difficulty i'm passing
the lot and getting them TO their
destination within the time allowed.
The local recruiting office will be
open tonight until "a late hour to
receive prospective recruits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
POULTRY SHOW ON;
700 BIRDS ON VIEW
Largest Exhibit of Any Year
is OlSplayed-SOme
Rare Fowl.

Yesterday ard last night saw the
ninth annual exhibit of the south
Bend Poultry and Pet stock assoc
citation. which is being held I'm the
store room OF the odd Fellows
building at the corner OF Washing
ton az. and Main ST.. open In fun
blast and with about 700 fouls on
display. the largest number OF any
previous year. William Wise. Judge
OF the show, started the work Of
Judging yesterday and expects 20
be able 90 complete the task by
Thursday noon This years exhi-
bition not only has "a larger num-
Der OF exhibits. but as fine "a lot as
has ever been shown i'm this Sec
ton OF the country. Many Of the
exhibits were sent from as far as
Mississippi and New York states
and include every known variety.
one of the largest displays is that
Of single comb Buff Orpingtons by
j. $. and g.. A. carton OF South
Bend. \ new breed developed by
crossing "A Partridge Plymouth
Rock. a brown Leghorn and a Bra
lillian game. Is being exhibited by
William Takker of r. r. ID. 40 S..
south Bend The new breed has
been named Partridge Brazilian,
which Is one solid color and has
proven 10 be good layer and fair
setter
a number Of Bun Orpinstons eX-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
Credit Men To
Entertain Ladies
Tomorrow Night

The December meeting of the
South Bend Association of Credit
Men which will be held Thursday
night at the oliver hotel has been
designated as ladies night" Since
the Novem Der meeting the member
ship committee has been exceeding
ly active and have brought in a
large mum Der of new mem bers who
viii be present at Thursday nights
meeting. The program arranged for
this months meeting had TO be
changed in respect 20 one number.
owing TO the inability of the speak er
20 be present. This is Harry G..
Moore. vice president of the Key
stone Steel x Wire company of Pc
Oria, H., who was 10 address the
association on THE Ideal Credi.
Man" Mr.. Moore's place and sub
ject will be taken by s. J. Whitlock
Of Chicago. president of the National
Association of Credit Men The
program will also include J. ID.
Meek of indianapolis, chairman of
the membership OF the National as
ISOLATION. who will speak on The
Value Of a Membership in the As
ISOLATION"
The object of the National As
ISOLATION of Credit Men, of which
the South Bend association is an
integral part, comprising i'm its mem
hership bankers. manufacturers and
jcbbers of northern Indiana and
southern Michigan, is 10 inject into
numerical affairs the elements of
sOundness, science and safety made
POSSIBLE by the upbuilding of a nex-
ible and adequate credit system.
The local officers are A. G.
Rumpf, secretary of the udebaker
corporation, president: vice presi-
dents. c. a Loring. assistant treas
urer Mishawaka Wooden Manufac-
turing company, and r. O. Morgan.
credit manager of the Oliver Chill
ed Plow company; secretary, r. p.
Long OF the South Bend Wholesale
Grocery company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
JUDGE MOTT GRANTS
FIRST DIVORCE DECREE

Judge Mott of the superior court
first divorce decree that has been
brought before him in the case of
Amel Loop against Olive Loop of
NIishawaka, the decree being given
on ground that the defendant was
of a quarrelsome disposition, dur
ing which fits of temper she would
strike the plaintiff and call him vile
and indecent names and refused 10
cook his meals, The couple were
married last February and lived to-
gether only four months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
RUSS ARMISTICE TERMS
ASTONISHING SAYS BERLIN

AMSTERDAM, Dec. IA Der
lin semi-official review Of the arms
tice negotiations with Russia says
that Russia's conditions for an
armistice We're "astonishingly far
reaching" for their military situa-
ton.
The Russian. for example" says
the review. demanded the evacua-
ton of Moon island, without offer
ing 10 withdraw their troops al any
point. and that for the duration of
the armistice, contemplated for six
months, we should not even remove
our troops on the eastern front TO
rest camps TO such conditions, OF
course. we could not agree"
The fact that an agreement was
reached for "a 10 days truce is con-
sidered 20 be a favora bic sign for
the future
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12

LOTUS POLISH, Makes your car
furniture and floors look like now,
25c at-Coonley's. 346-1O ADV,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
Spanish Tenor
ToAppear Here
With Clee Club

Jose Corona, we'll known i'm
South Bend. will be one of the lead
ing soloists in the third annual con-
cert TO be given by the Notre Dame
Glee club at the oliver theater
Thursday evening. Senior Corona
possesses what is styled a Spanish
tenor, and he is a capable and fin
ished artist. Walter O'Keefe. an
other Local favorite, i'm all the re-
gala Of a Scottish highlander, will
sing a Wee Bit of Skotch." At
school he is known as the Harry
Lauder of Notre Dame and it is no
empty praise. He has a natural and
unassuming stage presence that is
most pleasing, a good voice and
skill as a mOnOlOgist Charlie Nc
Cauley, president of the Glee club.
gifted interpreter of the modern
ragtime spirit. viii be featured in
a variety of numbers.
The singing of the Glee club
proper will be under the direction
of Prof. John j. Becker, retained
by the university this year to de-
velop the musical department at
Notre Dame Prof. Becker has
studied under the finest masters in
this country and Europe and before
coming TO Notre Dame already had
a vide reputation as a composer of
music and director of choirs. He
will make his initial appearance in
South Bend tomorrow evening.
The NOtre Dame orchestra, under
the direction of Dillon Patterson.
Will collaborate with the Glee club.
1t has been characterized as the fin
est orchestra Notre Dame ever
had.
LO-TTS POLISH. Makes Nour car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
POgTpONE LEAGUE OPENING

The eighth annual opening Of the
Commercial league has been post
pOned. The games originally 10 be
played Wednesday, Dec u, will be
put off until one week from that
date. owing to the suits not getting
here until a later date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
RIVER PARK

The Women's Bible class OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Merle Fisher, y.
Eighth st. Mrs Edwin Steele will
give the last Of a series of talks on
The Second Coming of Christ"
Mrs. Jewel whaIey, Smith St, will
be hostess TO the W. c. Social club
Wednesday afternoon.
The Independent club Of South
Bend will meet Wednesday with
Mrs Hiram Penrod, Mishawaka az.
The regular prayer and praise
service of the NJ. +. church Will Ice
held Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock. John I. Seymore Will have
charge of the service.
The meeting of the Blue Bird club
. has been postponed until Friday,
Dec 21 when they Will entertain
with their Christmas party at the
home Of Mrs. Jacob Zerbe, y.
Eighth St
Mrs Emma Purkey, y. Eighth
ST.. who has been in the past two
weeks, remains about the same.
Arthur L. Pippinger, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Pippinger. y. Eighth
St, has enlisted as a bookkeeper in
the United States army corps. and
viii leave today for Fort Thomas.
Ky. He Will go from there to Wash
ington to enter the school of train
ing for the l.. 8. A. work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howard. who
have been visiting River Park and
Mishawaka relatives the past two
weeks, left today for their home at
Terre Haute.
Mrs. Wiley Powels OF Kansas
City viii arrive here tomorrow for
visit with her niece, Mrs. Frank
Hickman, Lincoln way
At meeting of the Sunday
school class of Miss Bertha Hack
enburg of the NJ. L. church, the
following class officers were elected.
President, Miss Jessie Hively; sec
rotary and treasurer, Miss Freda
Anderson.
Mrs. A. J. Berry entertained
company OF Al friends in honor of
her son, David Johnson, who has
enlisted in the United States army.
The evening was spent with music
and games. Refreshments were
served.
The fancy work committee of the
Christmas bazaar Of the NJ. +.
church, 10 be held Tuesday, Dec.
is, are requested TO meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. +. f.
Wolfe, S. Seventh st. Bring all ar
ticles so they can be priced and
ready for sale
Floyd Sage, Smith ST., has enlist
ed in the L. ). navy and will leave
today for Indianapolis.
Edward Krogh. David Johnson.
Glen Teeters. r.. Smith and Frances
lie Blance left yesterday for Indian
apolis with the local contingent to
take examinations for the army ser
vice
Oman Mummy and sister, Miss
Sylvia Mummy, have gone to Hat
tiesburg, Miss, TO visit their broth
or, Fred Mummy, at Camp Shelby
The condition of Mrs. Lewis.
Pleasant ST.. remains unimproved.
DIR. Wenger of South Bend will
nil the pulpit at the Methodist Epis-
copai church Sunday evening.
Elmer Krough, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Trough. Tenth St. who
viii ieave today for indianapolis 10
take his final examination to enter
the army service. was given a sur
prise dinner last evening at the
home of his parents. by Mishawaka
and South Bend friends and reIa-
tiyes. Dinner was served at
o'clock. Covers were laid for 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
Jewelry Gifts for Her

Cameo Brooches, sterling silver or solid gold; ais
Brooches with fancy setting
Solid gold and sterling silver Bar Pins from $1.9
up.
Solid gold and sterling silver Lingerie Clasps fror
39c up
LavalliereS, $295 up. ThmbleS from Csc up.
Wrist Watches gold or ribbon bracelets, fror
$3.50 up
RingS-Diamonds, BirthstoneS and Wedding Ring:
Bracelets of solid gold links, sterling silver, plain
with stone settings.
Novelty Beads in great variety, from 5ec up.
Sterling silver Toilet SetS-Hammered Silver Jew,
Cases and Silver VanitieS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
6.540 MEN ENLIST IN
ONE DAY OVER NATION

WASHINGTON, Dec 12.-Regu-
lar army recruiting increased Mon
day 10 unprecedented proportions, a
total of $3.50 men being accepted
throughout the country. Pennsyl-
vania led with S4S; New York sec
ond with Col: Massachusetts, third
with SAP, and California fourth with
425.
The rush is due to the desire Of
men of draft age to enter the ser
vice virtually before Dec. 10. after
which date they no longer can enter
as volunteers.
Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
~ CRITICAL CONDITION.

Frank +. Henry SIS w. Wayne
ST.. who suffered a stroke of paraly-
sis Monday evening, is in a critical
condition I is cons. FNlnk +. and
Charles :. Of Detroit. Mich, and
George O. of Philadelphia, Pa, have
been sent for.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
Jewelry Gifts for Him

Diamond and Signet Rings Watches with guaranteed fill
ed cases and works Gold Watch FobS Cuff Links and
Stick Pins in great variety Tie Clasps Solid Gold or
Plated Pocket Knives Cgaret Cases with beautiful de-
signs Cigar Cutters Shaving Stands Smoking Sets Desk
Sets and hundreds of other suggestions please the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

hibited by Mr.. Takker are said 20
bee The iarges. birds Of the kind ever
shown in South Bend The Laken-
yeider a rare chicken Of this sec
ton Of the country, and Of French
breed. is one Of the novelties OF the
show
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
Silver Tableware for Gifts

most complete line of~TableWare from the standard
quality silver plate white metal to the sterling yerware
of highest quality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-12
AUTEN W. r.. {. MEETS.

At the regular meeting Of the
Auten w. r. c., No. IA. held i'm the
old court house Tuesday evening
two applications We're acted upon
and Mrs. Mary Esther Tut, Miss
Helen Tritt and Mrs. Belle Con.
nell were initiated to the order. An
all day meeting of the Red Cross
auxiliary VIII be held Thursday at
the half.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
Gberit N. s.. cSnfter nncrirt.

4n @o1ns Soptins Soipita( na6m
1r. So6n w. q. 5iunev ali Sem
29erit glrt6ar 3. Softer cine Gpcra
tiop Dor wcl@cr an elmer 9rlitfca.
cnt5ilnoltng crfranft mar. Dericl6c
crlitt ou 2t 6ebruor m0breno cincr
Ser3onoluug inn 8un0csgtric6t IN
g|oriolf einen 9lniaa uno crGolte Id
i'm protclidntiicben Soipital gcniiqcno,
Inn 3luei @odlen ipoter in iein Seim
am llnincriiiD &arhDaD 3uriidtebren
3n I6nnen Seood mur0e ieiue ooa-
iiaEoigc Notwithstanding bird cine
Itarte 54lcimanianni(iug in ser
grlit666lc ailTgc6altcrL luesbol6 cine
Gpcration not6wenoie miirOc, sic 70
3nirieoenlieaeno ocrlict 0oB eiue p0l-
lice @cneiung IN fllr5er 3eit itottiin.
ocn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
q 1OttIsbana.l

nMon Tie6t ia ben Grfolo," duBertc
cr aNleine betOen jungeu aullegen
iibtrfdipemmen nie StoDt nit DieIeul
QBuHoermitteI baben Iie etpu ciuer
niebriaeren pro8entIab an GpoesFdls
leu ali perSeihnens"
Gines Iaqes perbreitete Iib bas SCI
riibt oaB auc9 Der feline 5o6H oes
2lmtsrinters an Dipbtberie ertrantt
lsi 9elir erfubr bic %unOe aus oem
Wlunbe Ieiner 5rau, ais er zines ipd
ten 2lbenos miioe uub abgeiponnt 5us
riidtebrte.
QBie immer mar ibm aud beute
@mmi init einem 6reuDenruf ent9egenz
gseilt uno botte li9 trob Isiner 9lbpebr
niht suriidbnlten ld1ien, i'm ben ges
pobnten MnltoumtiB gu gebeu 80
fiirbP mid ni9t Dor oir, S6dB, bu
briuef feline Nnitedung nit ms Suus.
Dafiir bilt bu ou boriidtig rieAIt ia
nu1 pie me iponbernoe Qlpotbete,"
ft1er5ie bic tletne Syrou. 8onn ober
ieBts lie srnit bin3u: n3enle Dir ober.
a8inoeIbaEb loa bic lc6redli6e
@cuMe ouf leiuen eigensn GnteI iibsrz
tfagen baben."
AGrTbroden I9aute 5elir lie an.
nnos ldbe beH alien S9arlatau Gbn=
lidl. perIsBte er bitter, .ber fpa3iert
bon e.Hem @raHteRbett gum anberen,
cbne bic geringfte ShuBmabregel ans
3upenDen unD bod baben Gr3tli@e
Ginoerndgel Ihon mebr &rant6eiten
iiberlrogel, dls Oies birette 2lnItedung
Ieriig1ebra@t Edtte"
Gie lieBen iih 3u einem raT1en
q(benbeHen nieber. gtber Iie botten Daz
mit taum beocnnen, ols Das TelepbDn
mtlingelte. 9tls 5slir ben Gmpfdnger
ipieper oNf6dngte uno inS @B3immer
auriidtebrte, laAte CT unmrtig ouf.
80 muB rid fhon pie6er Oerlafz
len. Sbab Elm neuer San, Iber
's lit nur nm bic Gde SD tpetbe pors
uusiibtlib halp luieOer 5uriid fem"
sic ftbmiegte iicb 3Grtli@ an i'm.
,1ns IreuA mid um Oeinetnegtn,@
iaqte 1ie gp mubt ia ihretli9
mloe uno nEgeiponnt fein."
oMenu's nur oas mare - obsr bu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

Nergeien mar in bieIem Q(iaen6lid az
les Erennsnbe, bergeHen IelbH bic flsi=
ne blonbe 6rou Oabeim i'm 9ottorz
bouic. Gr bate, BON feinen @mpFinz
oungen fortgeriiien, ibr am lisbiten 5ll
5iiBen itiir5en mOgen,
Do4 70 raTcb bieie @6pdcbe anqe-
flogen fam, 70 gebontenI4neu ipicb tie
aud fpieber BON ibm. Des anOeren
Mannes QBeib itonb Dor ibm, uu6 ipos
Iie gu ibm 1pro9 unD flebenb bon ibm
beiTGte, bag ging ben Ar5t an, ni9t
ben Wann.
gS6 iperbe tun, mas ic6 fonn ond>
oige 5rall," Deripra4 ct. nWae6r tann
icb ni6t."
@ine observation-disclosures iiberz
lam i9n, ols er nun in bas S9lof8imz
mer beS @bepaares, in Dem aud oas
8etl6e7 6es tpotranten &naben unterz
oebro9t mar, trot. Sdmtlicbe Slam
men Des &ronleu9ters iporen ange3iin=
bet, unb ibr greues 2i1t sr3eli9te, ber@
einiqt nit Der bur9 bic ipeit offenen
syenIter in ben Gaum Itr0menben Mors
osnoGmmerung, cine untrbif9e See
leu9hlng. Dcttor @inbelbanO igno>
rierte ben GruB Ieines iiingeren &OlIes
gen, un0 oieism ipurbe Iofort tlar, ooB
feline 8erufung gegen Muni1 un0
Wilen beS on0eren erfolgt mar.
Sm 3immer NOR es peinlic6 Itill ges
tporDen, Dos Gbepoor itan0 nbieits.
Srou @pa pogte nt9t bic tDeni9en
S1ritte, bic Iie bonn Bett9en ibres
2ieblings trennten, 3uriid5ulsgen; Iie
batte ibre 2inIe oufs Ser5 gepreBi unD
berI9lona fDrmlicb nit i6ren 8liden
bic @eitalt oeS ii9 nun iiber 6as 8ett
beugenoen Qlr3tes.
Damn fab iie SeIiG fur3 5uiommens
5uden, Ii1 bolb oufri9ten unD ltdb nit
benz StctboItop in Der Sano ipieoer
iiber Das 8ettHen nie0erbeueeu.
SEPT ri9tets er ii9 D0llis ouf uno
nenbete iib ibr gu. nGs lit gu ipdt," "
idgte er tonlos. nSSaKung, gndoige
Srau, bas &inb lit elmer plDBIiben
Ser5f4pG6e erlegen."
qBie eins 5urie f6rie 5rou Gpa i6s
rem Batter an. Der 2tmtsri@ter lief
nit beftigen Sdritten ouf unb nisoer,
ROUTE ii9 geIescntlt4 Das Soar o6er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

9berItod fiibren0en Sreppe purOe Der
2lr8t bon 5rau @Da empfongen. Sic
beFan0 iic6 troB Der WlorgenbGmmers
itun0e nod IN DolItGnbiger Soilette,
bas floderpbe offene @oslidt lieB lire
3iige totenbleih erf1einen, unO ols iie
nun bem gtr3te.dls ldge nibts SpiI9en
i6nen, bic SonD entgegeuitredte, bu
fpiirte 8elir nit beiinIibem Ser3tlops
fen, ipie iie 1ofort an friibere .3eiten
on3utniipfen piinf4te.
y6offentli9 tommen Gte nibt au
lpdt," logte iie. oQDie bat i9 meinen
&ater unD aud meinen Mann bier,
Sic 81 rufen. @eItern obcno 1c6on.
Aber iie ppQten nicbts bopon b0ren.
limb 9ottor &ratt lit iiber 2ono aez
ritfsn poroen. 60 Deritri6 Stunbe
nm Stunbe. 9p9 tomnen sic iebt
fhnea, 9ottor, jeoe GetunSe III toit=
Gar"
9os mar ipie0er bic olte, unbergel=
iene Gba, Die gu ibm fpra9; trob bes
gepaltisen S6mer3es, Der i6re Seele
msFiillen mo9fc, berfii6reri19 fb0n.
5elir bate ii9 fel6It ins @eIi9i oafiir
f4losen m0sen. baB ibr 6dnoeorud
ibon allein geriigte, ibm bas 8hH 6eis
Ber 0ur9 bic Aoern gu iaeen. @rims
mig bib er bic 3dbne auseinan6cr un0
nabm leine gan3e @ntf9loRen6eit 8u
SiIfe, Inn talt unb gelaKen gu erI9ei=
nen.
Dos boite er 5ipiefa9 n1tia, ols er
iic6 i'm @Dr3immer nit i6r ALIEN FAB
unb tie in plCbli1em Smpulfe ipiebes
rum feline beiben Sdnoe ergriff un0
feitbieIt,
oSie itn6 eDeI uno traoen ntd5t na9
i9 tpeiB es, JeIir," Hommeite Iic,
un6 ibreGtimme tlung 70 fc9mei9elno,
oaB er es ni8t begreifen tonnte, ipie ct
lie Io lnnee bdtte entbe6ren unb benz
nod leben tonnen. rSragen sic mir
bas Nergondene ni6t nan ~ retten
sic mein Stno, syelir Gs lit olles,
mas ih ouf @roen babe alles,
5clirE
8os mar Elm 2lufIHrei aus tiefIter
@5eelc. 9liBgleicb ent4iiate fi6 5elir
bas gon5e @IeHO Der emit 70 beiB llmz
ipobeHen, bic um elmer 2nune pillen
nun tisf ungliidli4 sslpOroeA mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
EtnR Neutrality-suspicious.

rief: uMdr' ic6 nur ni6t 70 6umm Qes
lpeIen bdtf ic5 sic bod frii6er oeru=
fen, 9pttorl"
Der olte 4reisar5t mar i'm Sen
Eleinen bei@Gftigt unb madfe allie
|mogIiden MicOerbelebungsperIube -
natiirlid umIonF. Damn fu9te er
5elir nit etncm sroBen MortTc6poa
3u bemeiien, OaB er feinen Gnfel piIs
ienf9aftlicb ribtig bs6anoelt babe unb
unter ben obmoltenben llmItGnoen aar
feline onoere acknowledgements bate
etnf4lagen t0nnen
6eIir pollte ir0itenb ouf sSrau @pn
einipreden, aber iie lieB iAn gar nicbt
gu gBorte fommen.
nWarum rettsten Sie mein @tnb
ni@t~ f9rie iie in bersmeifelten H0s
nen. nSn sic fsbte id mein lebtes
9ertrouen, unb sic 6oben es nun 70
lhredli6 enttduI9t. Ql6al glun 1ino
Sie quit Weioen sic fi9 MIR an
meiner 4naIl SD botte ia nur 6os
Rtnb, unb nun lit es mir qemoroet
iporoenl W}ein &ino - mein a[esl"
@enoltfam muBte man iie Doron
3inbern, DaB Iie iib iiber ben Steiner
mari uno i'm INNER fpieocr tiiBte.
6roFelnb trot Jelir in ren iunqen
Sag binaus. lnO als er 6obefm Ieiz
ner 5rou bic tribe 8otIHoft mitteileu
muBte uno lie an feiner gruIt In pe=
bes gBeinen uusbra1, ba fam er iiM
ipie en- Su6ds bor. sic peinte felten,
unO baB ibr MlitgeFiibl gtraDe iener
Jrait goIt, bic tbr Ben ploB I'M Screen
pes cigenrH Monnes itreitig mudie, err
fiiatc i'm nit Gbom.
Die orme Sba~ flaote tie. .Sdl
lpeiB es ia, mas ite bir emit mar, syelir.
gBie lciO 6u mir tuit, baB bu t6r nid5t
bait beIfen t0nnen! Moge Der Simmel
i9r beiiteben, oenn eininm Iein gu mill
len, o6ne 2iebe un0 6alt, oas lit
l9lirmer olS Der So0l"
llnD ols fie iib bonn pieber an feline
8ruit lebnte, 6a Bate er iibet 1eine eli
gene S1pd9c ipeinen m0gsu.
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ialsldperen 2lugenblid, ou iie am Of
fcnen @rabe ibres &leinen o6nmddtiq
0uiammsngebrp4eu ipar, nic9t me5r