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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08

the acreage devoted to food crops, as
practically all of the land has been
planted, but large yields can be OBJ
tanned just the same, provided good
cultivation is given and fertilizers are
lberally applied as side applications.
Potatoes have advanced $50 per
cent, corn 100 per cent, hay 33 per
cent, beef and pork 100 per cent,
whereas the cost of fertilizer has ad-
vanced only 25 per cent.
The wheat crop this year Is short,
and it has been estimated that 300,-
100000 bushels Of the 1917 wheat crop
has been bought by European coun-
tries for future delivery. Unless the
corn crop Of the South is bumper"
bread will be luxury instead of the
staff of life.
JThe farmer is being advised on ev-
cry hand to increase production, but
he is limited in his credit and he finds
it hard to obtain sufficient labor. The
best way to increase the production
of corn and other food crops, as well
as cotton, is to cultivate thoroughly
and often and make side applications
Of fertilizers. If the farmer hasn't the
money to hire labor, under present con-
ditions, it will pay him to borrow
money on his crop to pay sufficient
labor to cultivate and fertilize his
crops adequately. After each rain a
dust mulch should be made with the
cultivator. We need not expect a
bountiful harvest unless the soil mois-
ture is conserved. AS general rule,
the amount Of corn produced is in di-
rect proportion to the amount of wa
ter conserved in the soil by thorough
cultivation.
Hon. J. A. Wade, Commissioner Of
Agriculture of Alabama, in circular
letter issued to the farmers makes
this statement,-"It is evident that the
acreage planted to corn in the State
of Alabama has been increased 40 to so
uer cent and the farmers are to be
AmpRgratulated for taking such wise
ftep- A large yield Of corn is greatly
needed and is probably the most profit
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
MONGOLIA BAGS
SECOND SEA SHARK
Steamer Which Fired First Shot OF
War and Killed Nurses, Vic
tOriOus.

New York, June 5.-The, Teddy
gum" of the armed American liner
Mongolia has redeemed itself.
Word came from London today that
it sank it's second u-boat week ago
last Friday. The Mongolia on that
day was 225 miles from her British
port of'destination, where she arrived
today. It is the same gun which, on
May: 20, owing to defective shell.
caused the death of two Red Cross
nurses just outside this port. On
April 19, anniversary of the battle OF
Lexington. a brilliant pot shot sent
through this same gun, the first shot
fired in the war with Germany, sunk
a German submarine, according to the
officer then in charge Of the gun crew,
Lieut.. Ware, u. S. N. The command
er of the present crew, Lieut.. Sey-
mour, u. S. N, believes the gun bag
ged it's second mark.
DOdged Three.
The Mongolia lodged three torpe-
does during the last fray. cable dis
patches say. Two hundred American
Red Cross workers witnessed the en-
counter
The liner found herself in regular
submarine nest The same moment
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
NOW FOB THE GIRL GRADUATE!
Net and Lace Trimmed Frocks Most
Popular This SeasOn-The Girdle
An Important Feature.

New York, June THE same ex-
citement, the same eager planning,
the same thrills of pleasure and hap
piness are going on in the minds Of
the youthful graduates of this year,
just as they have every past year and
as they will in every year to come.
Only the girls are different, and only
the frocks they wear are different.
Many a fashion authority, I am sure,
is being consulted already as to how
the graduation frock should be made.
First the material, then the style.
These are the two important items in
planning the graduation frock.
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at JUST. WORKED
A MIRACLE FOB ME-
HAD BEEN GOING DOWN HILL FOR
TEN YEARS, SHE SAYS.
WERE TERRIBLE MONTHS.
Declared Only Those Who Have En-.
dured What She hid Can Un-
Gerstand.

"For months I was in broken
down condition and just lay around
the house, unable to do anything,
was so weak and nervous. I was past
going for a long time and I spent a
lot of time in bod or in chai"" said
Mrs. NJ. D. Rowers of Williams
ton s. c.. IN her statement endo"sinS
Tanlac. "I had been under treatment
off and on all the time, but I failed
TO improve until began taking Tan
lac. Really. I steadily got worse un-
til l began taking Tanlac. For ten
years my health had been going down
hill. Ny stomach was in an awful
condition and I suffered terribly with
Indigestion.
'But since taking Tanlac feel fine.
I took II bottles and I'm doing all my
house work now and when night
comes I still feel strong and good.
The Tanlac just worked a miracle for
me, l think. and one who has never
been as sick as was for such a long
time can not underst just what I
suffered. 1t is the Ii ,dicine that
ever helped me, an ! ad been cickly
for ten wears. Ia to recon-
mend Tanlac. too, fo4 Ink it is the
finest there has ever been"
Tanlac, the master medicine is sold
by:
Glider & Weeks, Newberry, S. c.
DR.. W. o. Holloway, Chappells, S. C.,
Little Mountain Drug Co., Little
Mountain, S. c., The SeNler Company,
Pomaria, S. c., Prosperity Drug Co.,
Prosperity, S. c., Whitmire Pharm-
acy, Whitmire, S. C.-Adv.
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The choice of the material depends
on how much is to be spent on the
dress; the choice of style depends on
your figure and your individual taste.
The simplest cotton frock may be
made to look just as distinctive as a
dress that costs very much.
Very charming indeed are the sheer,
filmy materials. Chiffon, Georgette
crepe, silk yoile, silk marquisette, or
CANDY, batiste and fine voile are the
materials most in vogue. This year
organdy is a prime favorite, and net
is another, and sometimes both Of
these are combined in a dress.
Net Fr0cks and Laces Most Popular.
There is great deal OF lace used;
lace houncing, banding, ailoVer and
narrow edging used in the various
different ways all tend to make a
dress more elaborate and just the es-
sence of daintiness that every girl pic
lures her frock to be in her minds
eye.
Nets of all kinds are in use this sea-
son, including very fine nets, coarser
nets and the open square meshed nets
which combine especially well with
filet lace, one of the very fashionable
laces This summer.
Net dresses are usually worn over
silk slips, bat some are worn over
slips of very fine batiste, while very
elaborate dresses are made with the
new silver cloth foundations.
The Important Girdle.
Girdles are a very important fea-
ture of frocks this year and conse,
uuently there are many styles from
which to choose The long, narrow,
beaded girdles are particularly pretty
with frocks of Georgette or chiffon.
With net, organdy and voile dresses,
soft girdles of wide ribbon are most
effective. There are number OF ways
in which they may be arranged. Some
are caught in loops at the right or
left side, other are wound around the
waist, brought to the center front, and
arranged in a loose knot with the
ends hanging down the length OF the
the skirt. Frequently the ends OF
ribbon girdles are finished with silk
fringes.
An example of the beauty OF ex-
treme simplicity is seen in the frock
of organdy in the first sketch. Just
sheer crgandy and tiny picot udge OF
fine lace-nothing more-fashions this
dainty frock. 1t is completed by an
rnderbodice of lace and a crushed cir
die of soft ribbon The waist is made
with body and sleeves in one ard
surplice front, and the skirt is cut to
give the effect OF the oval silhouette.
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and herewith enclosed are subscrip-
ton blanks, which, when signed, as
indicated by such blank, should be re-
turned in the self addressed envelope,
to Mr.. A. H. Plant, chairman. Wash
ington, D. C. All correspondence con-
cerning this matter should likewise be
addressed to Mr.. Plant.
Faithfully yours,
Fairfax Harrison,
"Presideut."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
BY J. N. Harper, Direct

Not a day pass
es that the farmer
is not reminded Of
the vital necessi-
ty Of producing
more food crops,
and he is urged to
put forth his best
effort in doing his
"bit," b Ut t h e
gu e S tion is -
How ?"
1t is now too
lata fo increase
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
Calm.

AT the first sign of the presence of
the undersea raiders, the ships alarm
brought all passengers and members
Oh the crew to the lifeboats. The Off
GERS OF the expedition, Maj. Frederick
A: Beatty and Majs. Mandell and Speed
al three OF the Northwestern univer-
slty unit en- route for France. had
words of high praise for the presence
OF mind on the part of the nurses.
me latter went calmly to their cabins
at the sound of the one long and four
snort blasts and returned with their
lie belts buckled on. They cheered
the Mongolia's gunners and later rush
ed from port to starboard as the Brit
lsn' destroyer circled the liner. The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

SlnN sri0dbHe bex u@dIfIHOrS gOrft'5oaSeniH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
Fs5#ssal, Es5'aa saa 1mrtun 4. @tfurnann.

cine 8uianmerfllnft in oieiem 3in-
mer bier, moollrcb Ser Berooht ant
Ebompion fallen tpiiroe, ipenii lie Den
@rief ibrem w2onnc oeigen lino oieier
i'm ipegen Grpreiiingsoeriu1s ber-
baften loilen pollte glber iie lit nidt
70 empfinolidj. Gielleiht beaftet iic
ieineu critcn 9rief gar nibt pielleift
fam iie iid 81 fcinem SNritte ent-
i1lieBeH. g}otiirli1 1T lie in Die
qroBte @crlegeibeit geraten gtlut
ld)rpibt er roHmolS; in ibrer Ser
SipeifIitng frogt iic i6re Sdpeiter Inn
9iat, unO SrGillein GroDoon Die ia bct
meitem itdrfer ltno nittiger 1T, icbldgt
iBr Dor, iie nolle ielbit bingeben,rn0
ben MleniMen na1 ieinen g9iinlbeH
frogeu.
Gremoinc bat iidl il5piiden
Sbonlpions Sdliiiiel peridJafft inD
ibn nit @elo rerieben peggelanot.
oomit er iicD betriilfe. glber SiumD
brin1t i'm pieoer nod @dllie Ere-
maine fiigt ii1 in Die Gage; Der on-
oere lit iniuerbin Oerdrt betruilten,
ooB er BON ieiner Seite fein Ha5pi-
identreten 81 befiir6ten bat Sonit
erpnrtet Grenaine rllbig Grdulein
Gropoon
sic foplmt sur ausgemabten
Stinoe, trob OeS llnpetiers; Dab oaS
6ierouf ltottfinoenoe 8Diegeiprdd)
ni1t ebeu ein ionftes lit, fonnen mir
ms oenfen; beioc iiuo Sibfopfel
Sbompion eriuodt bonn laliten Con
ser llnterbolhng, bielleidt aud gan5
bon ielbIt, fonnnt beraus imo miiAt
fi1 ms @eiprGd). gr lit nod bol6
betrilnfen; biellei6t beorobt er Gre
maine. Seoenfalls ihldgt i'm oieier
nit Dem 9iobr 81 9ooen, iIno Damn ~
in einem @utanfall - erinnert er
ii1 an Die 8eit in 9luItralien, oeuft
piellcidt ooran, ipie Tbonpion ibnl
itetS eiii groBes Sinoernis, eine groBe
@efabr iein fomi-: tllr5, ct iogt ibn1
cine S3uqcl our1 ous Ser5. .Sooamt
Ge6t cr aili iein 3immer iln0 perl1Bt
in ciucnl o'cignetcn 9Irgcnblid ooS
$aus. (Gortieslua iolgt)
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ghn eripioertc @ooireD, ipenn mir
iic ali6 nidjt p0rtli1 dngeben fonnen,
70 ipiro es, tpie i1 CLAUDE, oodD feinc
iebr groBe Sdpierigfeitcn berciten,
meni9ltens ibren Sinu 81 mutniaBen.
gir piiIen, 81 pel1eni 3iped Gre
maine bierberfum Inn Bel 6rnil Gel
rop @rpreiiungen 5il MAIDEN 'Somit
lit 6ie 9lnnobnc p0llig bereHtigt ooB
in iener Wlitteililng itano, oaS iei bel
ibr moglib, nit onocrcn @ortcn Tie
iei oi cincn rei6en Wlann ocrbeirotet
8pcifellos moren Sremoines @elO-
nlittel eri10pft, imo 70 oriffcer naH
0icicr @elegenbeit, ieinen 9eitel 5lt
fIllen. Sbompion mo1te iid) mif Oelt
Wcg noH ct. 8ierrc, i'm Sremoine
5ii treffen imo longte geraoe auf Dem
0Borima~ bort an, ais oieier abfob.
rem ipollte. @ieIlei6t bate Tremoine
beriudt, ieinen olten &umpan Elm
5peiteSnlal 81 betriigen.
llno ieBt, fitbr @oofreD fort, ipollell
mir ieben, ipie tpeit mir Die S5ene re-
toiiltriiieren fonneiL Die in oieiem
3inner Dor ii1 9ing. Srenloine
berioret Tbonpion m6breno Der 9feiie
nit 9ronntipein in Der Soffuing, ibn
bier gebroudeu 3u fonnen; CT ipogt cs
notiirlidJ nidt, i'm 6u icinem offcuen
6einoe 81 MAIDEN, nliBer fir Den Sail,
no er ibm ooS Spiel ocroerben iollte;
Sbontpion brou6te ia ulr Elm 8ort
Der Holi5ei 5u fogeit, um Srcnlnine
ipieoer nod Sing-Sing 5ll bringen.
glo1 ieiner glnfitnft in Seem yorf To-
gicrt er ii1 in ieiner Wobnrng iiber
Dem @ong oriibell elm un0 ueriucn0et
cine @o6e ODER aipei oo5lL Ole SiiDler
ourh iein Giienbobn-
proieft Iclift er ieoen etipaigen Ser.
oadjt bon iic6 ob. Sobolo Sbompion
ieine 3eit obeeieIicn bat, iudt er Gre
maine oilf uno be3iebt oieie 3inuncr.
a @noliB lit Grcntoine bcreit ODER
eS 5ipitgt i'm Oiclleibt iein Ntdngel
ot @elo, 81 banoeln. Gr tcilt SSran
Gelrop nit, oaB er nod mn Seben i'll
lmo oen g9rmicb bot, bon ibrem Scr.
m0aen gu prpiitieren. @r perlaugt
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5Rtttr Nrfnll&t.

Der ridtieeu Sdbrte, Qas 81 bes
aolltmbusl
@oofreD IdHeIte ino ipanote iiA
oen iehIten 8ettel, Dem ldneiten bon
allen, 5ii
60 gebt es nit oen meiiten Sc.
beimniiien bemerfte CT, uno bier lit
Der bette 9eioeiS, ooB ale iuHere
Ebeorien rid)tie tporen. Dies lit aucb
Der SdliiIiel, oen mir 10 Iange ge-
iiiht boben.
gr erfl1rt SrGulein GroDoons Sc,
genpart2 frogte ib aeipannt.
@ben oaSl onttportete cr triint.
pbiereno. Seben Sic al, Oh Sic es
beriteben. Ser 8ettel lit in fran60ii.
iher Sprode obgefoBt, uno menn
mein 5ron5oiii6 aud nift oos bette
it, peritebe ib penieitens ben Sinn
gon3 gut. Gr lit bor Suresnes oa.
tiert lmo offenbar Der @eridt eines
Observation-Disclosures an Elm Bo.
riier gIott. Gs eebt oarniS berbor,
ooB in Der g1adt aiif Den 16. Sep
teinber 1891 Elm iebr ihones engli-
ides Wl1onei ~ Der Same itebt nift
oorin aus Dem Yeniionot III
Slresnes entflob imo am nddIten
Worgen an cinen 6rou5oien ~ often.
bar Sremaine ~ I'M 90rflein Betits
Colonies ber6ciratet ipuroe. Die
GbeihlieBung fono gona in Der iibli-
den @eiie itatt 0os glufge6ot mar
in Der geieelid Dorgeidriebenen
@eiie erfolet.
glber id iebe bod ni1t gan5 oen
8uiommenbong mari idb ein
SD mill Sbnen belfen 3ui0llig
6efan idj in Der gadt, mo ooS Ser
breden ItottfonO, oieicn 3ettel in Sic
&ano. SD las oomols cine oOcr
aipei 9leibeu Dor, oonn itedte ibn Clint
nonos mieoer in oie 8ricftoic)e.
0icIe poar 9lei1cn miiiien 5rdilcin
Gropoon bic @i1tigfcit Der 8cttel fiir
iie perroten bobei. Sdon Die GrtS-
ongobe wiiroe oeuiigt boben gllIBcr-
0en, iDcnn iic idon porbcr Oarlm &c.
iuuBt bdtte, 70 bate iie oaS @dddeit
wobl Dor lnierer glntlnit an iic9 &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
} (28. fyortIebunq.)

Q[lio mar oaS j auf T6on1pIonS
g[rm Der glnfangsbubitabe ieines
ridtigen Namens, bemerfte @oofreD
Gpdter bat er oonn ben @eriu1 ges
mont, eS tpieoer al entfernen, ober
bos eebt nidt 70 leidt NIT 8dtoipie.
rmaen. Wotiirlifl @enn Der Wlenid
duf Srripege eerdt, oiebt er es Dor,
feine beionoeren Wlerfmale OIL iidb 5ii
irdeen lie erleihter1i Die Scientific.
fatfon al iebr. Statt SSobniou polIen
iDlr alio ieet Ebompion ieben.
SD nidte; er begattti, mid 5lt
iiber8euaen
9Ilio, flbr @oofreD fort, Sremaiue
iui0 Tbomplon tpliroen am 23. Suli
1885 in elmer 1rmliden aneipe, mo-
iie lpobnten, ipegen beriiidjten 9iailb.
inor6es al einem onoeren Seemmn
perboftet. Gffenbar mar bon ben
ieh3iatoaleno sSranf nibtS mebr
iibrig, uno Sremaine fono es 5it be.
ihDerlidj, oiif ~yitGn0ige @eiie @elo
al Der0ienen. '0cr pierte 8ettel,
obne Datun, ieoeniollS Inn einige
mlDnatc alter, beridtet, Dab Gre
uaine uno Sbompion 81 ie orei Sab.
rcn Ging-Sing penlrteilt purOen
Qlber lie blieben nidt 70 lange bort,
iiigtc er bin5u imo nobm Den na6'
ftcn 8ctteI 3ur 0ono; tpenigltens
Eremaine ni6t SSn Der ytodt 5um
g Sannor 1886, tp1breno eines
iiIrdDtcrliden S1ueeShirnes, gelong
es ibneit, lid5 IN eiuem aer Sdnppen
III perbergcn uno oann iibcr Die
Mauer 81 iteigen. 9lm ndditen Wsor.
aen fono man Gbompion anI s5ilBe
Der W9auer nit elmer tiefen 3opfs
mun0e, bulb erTroreu. Irennine mar
eg gelilngen, oli entflieben EboHp.
ION erboIte iid ihlieBlid iDieoer ino
bcrriet nidts, ionoern ergirg iid rntr
IN ben idredlihiten @eripiiniAlngen
aeoen Ieinen @efdbrten. Seben Sic,
lttloB @oofreD uno fab auf, mir be-
~'rnen oen @epeggrilno 81 abnen
(e9 yaiDcbI, Itinmte idj bel, iebt miro
IS liar, lpir Qoer belier sic iino opI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

eenommen babcn, ooB Eremainc tot
mar.
Sest berItebe idj, rief ib aug. 0os
6eoertet Der 8ettel, tpel1er oitgibt,
ooB Der ,Gentalr~ nit Wlann uno
Y3aus imtergcgangen iei. Tremoine
mar oif Dem Sdiff lno iie puBte es.
@lit, nidte @oofrep. Qos itimint
obne 3peifcl. 8eigcll Sic, un0 er
fab cen 3ettcl an, oos mar i'm Sabr7
1892. Sem Same Itano ollf Der 20.
tenliIte; iie mortete oht Sabre, in6
ihlieBli6 beirotete lie ipieoer, ais tie
ieinen 500 fir pollItdnoig cripielen
Rielt. Sect tuollen mir Inns iiberlegen,
mas ipobl Qrentoine tat SSm Sabre
1896 befano er iid in gliitrolien uno
plante eilien 9onf0icbItobl @r trifft
Sbompion, Der mittlerpeilc bon iei-
mem 8opitdnsrong gum cinfoben
Wlotroien berilntergeilnfen lit; Ere.
maine pcibt Sbompion in ieine BlGnS
Gin, imo oieier gibt i'm Der Yoli5ei an
ais 9ia6e fir iein perr1teriiHes Ser,
balten I'M Sing.Sings@ s@efdngnis.
Srernoine miro 5ipeifellos perilrteilt.
Sffenbar brid)t CT iuieoer aus, oo er
1899 in Wiartil1ione ouftalft, pobr-
icbcinli1 aus Siioomerifa fonulenO.
sSbm lte1en betrdbtlibe @eloer sur
&erfiigrng, ole er tpobri1cinlid] IT.
genopo gcitoblen bat pielIedt
glonbte er, iid) in Ct. 9ierre ocrbor-
gen bolten ou foimen bis Der @ifer in
ieiner gerfolgling nodgelaiien battle.
Gr bate ieoenfolls ihon gepiiie
&emtttiiic BON Der SSniel ans Der 8cit,
no er bon Dem @rof oes .,Gentolr"
iicb oortbin gerettct bottc. Sbompion
crfGbrt icinen glllfelttboltsort - iieht
ibn biclleidt iogar in ct. 8ierre n
lmO genieBt ieine 9iahc, inOeni er i'm
BON 3cit 5u Belt al ieine oiiitraliiben
Totcn crinncrt. S1lieBlib ober ihidt
cr ibm cine Dlittcilling, Die i'm oer-
mlabt, nod Stem Dorf 5u fobren
,Sdpobl, oos miro 10 iein, bemerffc
i'd nm; i'd babe mir iinionit oas
@cbiul 5crmnrtcrt, Inn beraliSaubrin.
sen, welrger sIrt iene YotIdoit mar.
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NIT W}ann un0 MouS an Ser &iiite
bon W}artinique uutergegangen iei
Ser O9entaur~ iollte Mein uno
Stoffe BON Marieille na6 Soro-oe-
5rance brineen. Seben mir nod Dem
nd1iteli, Dem letteH Gr trGgt oas
Datum ySDoneo, gluitrolien, 23. Sf,
tober 1906 uno beridtet bon einem
tollfiibnen Blone, Die @onf bon
gieltiiiopoles aus5uraiiben Der ieOodl
nod re6t5citig BON einem Wlitglieo
Der @onoe, einem Seendnne, Der
glngit botte iinO 5uriidtrat, Der Boli.
3ei perratcn muroe. Ser Soliptrd-
oelsfiibrer, ein 5ran5oie, ipurOe &C.
fangen eenomnten lno 5u elmer 9feibe
bon Sobren 8uhtbous periirteilt.
Bon 0ieienl 3ettel lino bier Ggent-
plore borbanoen; ieoenfolls ionote
Sbomplon BON oieien bier itno oa cis
nen al Eremoine, Inn i'm al feline
Griobrlinden in gluItralien 6u erin.
nern Sett, ieben Gle, bouen mir Die
@eIdid)tc pollenos aus. Srenoine
gelingt es olio, aus Dem Sing.Sing-
@ei1ngilis 81 entfonmen; CT l6Bt iei-
nen @cfd6rten berrGterii9 i'm Stid,
ipos obne 8peiiel ieinen Sab beraus.
forocrt ~ Sir tpiiien, es gibt fei-
nen groBereh SOB, ais ben cines Ser
breMers gegeu einen unoeren, Der ibn
ncrr1t. 3remaine gebt iHlieBlid) iDie-
Der nob Sronfreib mo peronloBt oos
oomolS crit ie15cbn Sabre oltc YidD.
djen oo5i, i'm 5u beiroteit. ggir nil.
fen mic groB iein 8oiiber it, uno eS
iIt gar ni6tS @iutoerbnreS oaraL
mcnn es ibm gelang, Elm iinerfabrenes
Ml1oden 81 betoren. Was er iiatiir.
lid mill, lit @el0, nno 10 ibreibt iie
i6rem @ater. Gicier fommt mio
iinlmt feline Gobter nit iicb II 6lpci-
fcllos nidt obne Sremaine cine bib.
ide Sunlnc 5l iibergebcn, I'm ibn los
5lt ipcrocn II 81 oieicni 3ipede niinnt
CT cine &ppotbef onf icin SauS mlf.
5r1ulein GroDoon er6oIt lid noh un6
nadj; aber lie lit GremotleS Sron.
Syrn Sabre 1900 ieoodD perbeirntet iie
licb nit GelroD. Sic muB oaDer oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

)ronnen.
9ie glollben, oab 5rGuleinGropoon
0nS Mldohen mar, oas nit Tremoine
flob9 @enn Dies inn Sabre 1891
ItottfonO, pdre iie ia oonaIs nidt
alter ais 5ebn ODER 5polf Sabre &C.
neienI
@If berbeiierte @oofreD uno iein
Geiicbt ftrablte, ais cr ais ieiuer
@riefta1dle ein gelbes Yopier beraits.
nabm. Sd mill Sbnen ans Dem 8c.
ridjt iiber sic 5anilie Gropoon einige
glngoben ipieoerbolen TT Sic bitten
ii1 ooron erinnern iollen SeIterl
0orlp1rtS, bemerfte ih.
,gleltcite So6ter G0itb, in Sronf,
reid 26. glglit 1874 geboreu. Iort
in Sdbule er5ogeii, ipegeu lleberarbei.
ting erfronft, na1 9edcnban 5uriid-
gefebrt" mo 10 fort. 8erlteben Sic
ieBt2 fragte er.
sSebt beeriff i1 uno founte MIDI
mir iiber meine eigene Iummbeit
minoern. 3ies mar Scr S6liinel
gum gon5en 9fdtiel. SSrdiilcin Crop
BON mar an Stellc ibrer Sbipeiter ge.
gongeL um Sremaire 81 iprehen; Iie
batte i'm i'm yNlorotbon" treffen mol
len; 5remoinc bate Ole Tiire geoff-
net. Sie batte beriucbt, i'm 81 be.
5obler, Inn lire Sdbpeiter BON ibni 81
befreien. 9lbcr ~ i'd fiibr BON mel.
mem Shtbl oitf II neil iie aatbolifen
maren, fonntc nur icin 600 sSraii
1elroD bon ibm trenncnl sSn einenl
9lugcnblid iiberiob if bic i6redlide
9ooe Der Gltcren Sdpeitcr. Sic mar
nidjt 0elroDs SSror, Tie mar
9llio, iogte ib bciier, lit Srcnlaine
Scr ciecntliDc @atte Der Srau Gel
tonl
gSir ippllei erit oie @eididbtc nit
Dem 3cttel bcenoigcn beoor mir oos
bciprcden, meintc @oofreD; icb nuB
geitcGen, oen Sinn ocs folgenoen Der-
itebe id niNt gan3. IS lit cin gtciU
Yorfer SelearamnL Diellcd)t oil ell
2onooner 9lott, ooticrt pom Is. Sc
bruar 1892 mo cnt6dlt Die gioti5,
oaB Elm Sonoelsi@iif Der pGcutaur"
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9entIdJc Girheu in MarglauO.
@atbuIiide 0emeinben.


ct. @lp6pnins-Siird @de Yarfz
glbcuue iiuo Garaiooa 9troBe; Safer
&aurentiltJ SliBncr, Hcftpr; %dter SoIep1
gourtaoe, Safer Eblipp 9ioB6ac5, Yater
&6Hip 9olcnel, @nter sSobann .. 9nilD,
Yaler gSIl1elm &inoner lin Bottom.
St SntDbuS Stride - @de glisquii9s
lnlo @o9ersS SraBe; Safer Soiepb 8unt
9eitor; 8ater Saul pu6er, Bnter gSil@
Liam Brid, Bdter $eler gSnrtinger, ASds
ter Solepb Stolb uno Yater Soiepb 3iis
ter.
ct. Wddlncls Stride II Gde Bolfes
ir0 2om6aros sStraBe; Yater syoiepb
&iiel, Jieitor; %ater Yeler @ade, 4ater
Spiepb &opetdmp, &ater Bernard
2ueding. @aier eSoiepb StrauB.
Ser5 3ciu-&irdDe 3. StraBe uno
Softer gIpcnue, 3ioblanotoiun; 4Sater
Sran3ishts Soucn9auer, 9lcftor; &ater
gliguItin g8eiicr, Bater gupbons Ser5og,
Rater Spbaml Srnun &dter Smil 9eus
fer, @aier 9lfreo Sdipcrb.
ct. gSen5cSlatS Stride (6obmiihe) -
GoQinQtuns im0 Nl6lan0sglocnue; Yuter
Soieph 6ilo, 9ieitor; Rater gSen5cslots
@lclidar, @nter SoIep6 Gtott, @nter
gluQlitin Yctrancf uno Rater SobH
Qisfd.
Ct. &cter um0 @nuls s6irlbc In Gnuis
6crlanS, MaD. Safer 3ominit Scbuiier,
9iettor; @ater SIl6au Sammel uno Ydtcr
Gimon Slnirfcr
ct. 9lniuuiuS Stride 81 Gjarbcnuille--
Wdter q. *. Smell, @ar0enbille.
ct. Soiep6s s0icmenoc su gledar an
Der @cIairs9lodo; Pater Gbns. S. Srint@
ans, 9eftpr
Sl. 9ren5 Sirhc @eits, na6e 2iobt@
ShnBe; &ntcr 9(ruim Camp uno &ater
Sor0nu
"A If. WothbeIfersGirde TT Dlouuts