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Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14
Reports Of Committees.

Mr.. Quincy from the committee on
Judiciary, reported ought to pass" on
bill, An Act to amend Section 45 of
Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes. re-
iatlng to the care and custody of minors
Mr.. Anderson from the committee on
legal affairs, on bill An Act to author
ize the York Shore Water Company to
acquire and own certain local securi-
ties reported the same in a new, draft
under Same title and that it ought to
pass"
Mr.. Buzzcll from the same commit
tee. reported ought to pass on bin
An Act to amend Section II of Chaptcr
45 OF the Private aud Special Laws of
Maine. 1899, entitled An Act to estab-
lish Rumford Falls Municipal Court"
Mr.. Murray from same committee, re-
ported ought to pass on bill, An Act
to amend Section 100 of Chapter 81 of
the Revised Statutes. relating to loan
and building associations.
Mr.. Cole from the committee on libra
ry. reported ought to pass on bill, An
Act to amend Section IS of Chapter 4
of the Revised Statutes, relating to free
public rbraries
Mr. ClaSon from the same committee
reported ought to pass" on BILL An Ac;
relating TO librarians receiving instruc
ton.
Mr.. Rowe from same committee report-
ed Ought to pass" on bill An Act to
establish legislative reference bureau
III the State library.
MT Mellon from same committee re-
ported ought to pass" on bill. An Act
relating to State stipend for support If
public library.
The reports were accepted and the sew
cral bills ordered printed under the Joint
rules,
First Reading Of Printed Bills and Re.
solves.
House 191. An Act to amend the char
ter of the kennebec Log Driving Com
pany as amended by Chapter 402 of the
Private and Special Laws Of 1885.
House 19e. An Act to amend Chapter
III Of the Private and Special Laws q,
1879, entitled An Act amendatory to an
amended act Incorporating the kennebe,
Log Driving Company" approved March
s. 1869
House 1913. An Act to legaiize and con-
firm the incorporation and doings of tho
Congregational church society of I.itch-
field, Maine
House 1874. An Act to extend the charter
Of the Quebec Extension Railway Com
pany.
House 195- An Act to extend the time
in which the Maine Title Guarantee Com
pany is authorized to commence hps;-
ness.
Passed to Be Enarossed
An Act to amend Section of Chanter
of the Private and Special Laws Of 1a,,
entitled An Act to regulate tho ,a,.;a
of smeits in the waters Of Egvnt hav
Franklin bay, Taunton bay and river n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

favor of an appropriation for neces
sary repairs on the State Armory at
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

On motion by Mr.. Gurney of Port
land. House report of committee on
mercantile affairs and insurance. re-
porting Ought not to pass" on bill en-
titled "An Act to Repeal Chapter rs
of the Public Laws of 1915, relative to
the adjustment and payment Of fire
losses by insurance companies" was
taken from the table; and, on further
motion by the same gentleman, the re-
port was accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

Mr.. Cole OF Eliot offered the fou.
ing resolution:
state of Maine, in the year ,a,-
Resolve in favor Of an invas,,a....
of the advisabilit Of erecting ~ ,,,,r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

On motion by Mr.. Coffin of Freeport,
Senate Document No. ia. An Act to
provide for the payment to Bustin's Is
land Village Corporation of portion
of the money received from taxes by
the town of Freeport. was taken from
the table; and, on further motion by
the same gentleman, the same was re-
ferred to the committee on legal affairs
in concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14
Telephones and TeIegraphs.

BY Mr.. Meserve Of Naples: Petition of
L. 5. Mains and i others in favor OF
"An Act to provide for better telephone
service" also petition of f. f. Jewett
and IA others i'll favor of same
BY Mr.. Knight of kennebunk: Petition
of George W. Taylor and others in favor
of same,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

ct H. Twombly.
BY Mr. Longley of Sidney: Resolve
in favor of Perlie A. Haskell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

Mr.. RUSSELL of Pennington: Mr.
Speaker, If in order, ask that the bill
in regard to better service on telephones
be reconsdered and laid on the table
The SPEAKER: The Chair would in
form the gentleman that they were not
bills but were simply petitions and were
referred to the proper committee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14
Orders.

On motion by Mr.. Cole of Eliot, it
was
ordered, that all matters which have
been tabled and unassi gned on the cal
endar of the House shall, beginning
Wednesday, Feb. Il. and on each and
every Wednesday thereafter until the
end of the session, be taken from the
table and action thereon shall be taken
on the pending question.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

Wanted-Pooi table.
Misunderstanding place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

Mr. BANTER of Portland Mr..
Speaker, | should like to inquire
whether the bill relating to the Cen
trail Maine Power Co. was ordered
printed by the Committee on Refer
ence?
The SPEAKER: One thousand cop
les were ordered printed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

On motion by MP. Dutton of Bingham,
bill An Act to amend the charter OF the
Central Maine Power Co. was taken from
the table. and on motion by Mr.. Rounds
of Portland the same was referred 70 the
committee on public utilities.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14
Passed to Be Enoross.l

An az, 70 amend Section l of Chapter
OF the rfiVate and Special Laws of 1913.
entitled Al Ace to regulate the taking
OF snlei'S N me waters of Egypt bay.
Franklin bay. Taunton bay and river =,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
BRYAN SEEMS TO BE
A RACK NUMBER
iol'owins clipped from lh'

following clipped from the
.uyrque Evening Herald should
.r the former candidate nm idea
mat The American people think Of
him:
William J. Bryan. former son
ssIn.n, three times a candidate
for president Of the United States,
former secretary NJ state. colonel"
IN the Spanish Amrrican war where
he wnn fame In several bitter cn-
Ragements with the Spaniards nj
Tampa. Fla, pacifist aud pursurr
OF the elusive dollar. will not appear
before an Albuquerque audience on
the Chauiauqua platform this sea-
son. Mr.. Bryan was billed a. one
of the stellar attractions. but the
local committee IN charge Of the
.Chautauqua found sentiment quite
strongly against the appearance
here NJ the boy orator Of the
Platte. Ia fact many people said
they would not purchase tici"is II
Mr.. Bryan was LEFT on the prrgrnm.
~ IN the interest Of harmony and
the success of the Chautaudua his
namr was Withdrawn.
Twas not ever thus There vns
q tune when the announcement that
Mr. Bryan vns IN speak would have
h'"n suihrt"ut Ia pack the lqr.,at
hall m The ritl But he seems In l,r
out "f ,irr With the music At - -,
"ni aud his popularity Il UNDERGO
ing a decided slump
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
GARBAGE MAKES GOOD FUEL
Method ussd IN rsxss CITY prssposu
subsututs tss ceai oHa "
WASTE.

AaStin. Ter. sccording 10 IN ar
ticie in the I~pdepennen,. hes solved
itt garbage disposal problem By .
meth"d that converts the waste Into
fuel salable a. to50 . ton. The sys.
tenn Is said 10 b sanitary. emcient ana
= source Of proAt 10 the city. Tue
fuel produced frou, the waste II called
cak"al because ~ lie similarity 10 OAK
vood In burning. An experimental
pan, was erected at Austin aud
proved 20 successful that . larger
rlsnt capable Of taking care Of an the
waste Of the city wns built.
All 81 the oombustble matter Of
house EnrhaEe. trash. sewuee. vtreet
debris. trade wastes aud manur.. cna
he used In the manufacture 81 the fuei.
To this matter Il added ouke. ilruits
or cual dust for the purpose Of retard-
ING the otherwise too rapid combus.
ton u the fuel. The third Ingredient
Ia n liquid having an asphaltie base. -
tar water tar tthe residue from Ess
manufacturing planisl. waste from oil
~renn-rtcs. and asphalt.
Gnriage and trash are delivered ~
one end of tho plant sud dumped Into
n pit. whence the mass IL lifted 20 the
Sscoud floor by an endless chain. Such
articles NJ buxes, sticks and barrels
sre dropped through . chute 10 the
boiler room. The remalpder IL deliv.
cred upon n sorting belt. on each side
~ which are stationed workmep who
remove such articles % have more vel:
ne ~ they r than n used for mHk.
ing fuel. By-prodnctp ere steriilxetl
and sold The surfing belt takes the
reminding 10 . dlslntegrnting wheel.
which breaks up the larger portions.
The material IL then passed slong 10
= pulveriser, where Il IL reduced 10
the requisite nneness. Hot water. live
c and tar. which. torstbeF. act 80
q dlsinfecthnt % the product and o. q
deodoriIer Of the fuel while being cor.
sumed. are nett supplied. The ms.
terial then goes 10 . mixer. where coal
dus, II added. A brick snolding press
forms II into twopound bricks at the
rate Of ~ a minute. and the fusl II
laid aside for = few days 10 usture.
when II IL ready for the market.
According to q chemical analysis
made Of the product by Dr. william y
Ihillps n the University Of Texas. the
fuel bricks contain VI 1900 hsst
units q pound. which IL shout equal 10
the fuel value Of the best bltumlnous
coal.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04

errors that have seown them up ta
be bad actors" II takes time for
n man Ia live down one OF his
lscuous mistakes. n the second
Thought had been utilized possibly
there would have been a different
story.
Any and everybody is subject to
do the wrnng thing at times. he
who makes no mistakes do-s moth
ing. A real man will rcctify an
error N II is possible tn do so. A
fool will not change his mind II
YOU are right aud ! am wrong I can
be- convinced. Why not let's get to-
geihcr and 90 over the matter care
fully and see who IN IN the wrong.
There Is factions aud friction in
Columbus. We are sorry 10 admit
10 hut Il Is a fact There IL reason
ard justice In all things. Some few
lof US must have our way or We
wont play. Right will eventually
Triumph over wrong. II you are
wrong you are certainly gOing 10
be- found out In time.
Petty jeulousncss must be discar-
tcd. What should | care, or YOU.
who gets the honor when oil are
I%hcnrnttcd. II Is never too late to
% right cl,n II you have been doing
wrong. II sou have been an enemy
Iuf mine all your life and want TO
start new. III forgive you and we'll
start new. Why can't We all do this
here? II is bad Ia leave out even a
".
w ire all Interested In the up
building Of the town and valley. u
) 10 our best interests 10 forget
i.,.lr personal matters. BE a real
los.er aud these little things will
.r,ep In TO cadse friction.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04

a very p%runtahir business. 4 crook
ed gambler take II frnm M, had bet
ter steer shy Of gambling with sol-
dicrs. Il IS not healthy.
Poor grades of bootleg whiskey
is one thing 4 large number Of the
soldiers fall Tor. and there hangs
he responsibility for most Of the
..lawlessn-ss IN Columbus. Towns
with saloons arr not troubled with
he class " men who hans around
1 dry town where soldiers are
stationed
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
PISTOL kEPT THIRTY YEARS
AND NENER DISCHARGED

Colonel Slckrl has a pistol m his
HON" tor thirty YEARS that has al
ways h'"n where h. could lay his
hand upon II IN casc II was needed.
Tie always has kept II loaded ready
for use hut during hi, period 10
ms personal knowledge Il has never
been discharged Dr. Dabnry has
one that has been kept m his home
for seventeen years and has always
been loaded but never frod.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
Fortunes FavorIts.

"only . few y-srs $50 that ,nan lived
In q dve-room hat. Nov he occupies =
splendid mansion aud hiss . dosen serv.
ants"
a rapid rise. chr
Yes bur he ddnt do the rising him.
elf"
what do you mea ny thatf'
He VISA one OF those lucky indi.
vlduals Who VI boru 20 buy stee,
stocks before the war 10 Europe
started"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
Chemists Value Recognized

The French army commission aud
the chamber are considering . hill pr,e
vidinE for the granting Of commissions
to men with q thorough knowledge Of
chemistry. IL is fully realized that
chemistry IL 40 Indispensable adjunct
In the national defense. since II 10 80
s~n,l IN the manufacture of mum.
tons. The movers Of the bill are Of
the opinion that the best wzy NJ PRO
vidlng for the chemists 10 10 form q
corps 81 chemist engineers which will
Of course he attached 10 the army with
the status due 10 them ~ specialists
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
A 25o BOX FIR ZEE
WHAT USERS THINK OF cocoToNE

Macon, ia
Co.
Dear Sirs: Send me by return mai
two boxes Of Cocotone Skin White
her and threecAkes Of Cocotono Ski
Soap. They are fine and I DO no
bare 10 be- without them. Enclose,
Is money order for Si.25.
Yours truly,
CLARA N. JACKSON
Waycross. Ga.
|CocotOne Co.
DEAR Friends: Your Cocotone Ski
|Whitener II the nnert thing evei
saw. My skin was very dark and th'
FIRST box has made II many shadcl
Fighter. and my friends all ask m,
h~bat have been ueeing. EnclOse'
bon will find sem. PLEASE send M
Fix boxes Of Skin WhiL.ner and lw,
cakcs OF soap.
Yours truly,
ANNA N. WHITE.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
LET B,RNoNy ? Y

The Information that some Of the
citizens of Columbus are not ron
duciing themselves hcniiingly was
disclosed At Tho meeting held nj tho
Iinnk building Monday evening,
This applies 10 officials ~ we'll as
citizens
There arc iVo sides in every
thing People look at problems from
different angles. Hundreds of we'll
meaning people have NJ doubt made
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
HEADLIGHTS EXPLANATION
90 GRAND Jury REPORT

In the report Of the April grand
jury. submitted 10 Judge r a. Ryan
last week. tho statement - made
There were very few violations of
the law reported 10 ~ fromlhscouu-
~ M large with the exception Of
Columbus. We find a lawlrss clr-
mrnt Is aud has hcsn operating u
Columbus and Ne believe that Il an
m" peace officers there had been
performing their duties ~ they
should have, this c!ndtiinu would
not be ~ W find II. We believe
that n the citizens of Lolumhu,
WOULD give their moral support i0
the Officers. this condition would i'm
prove. Three fuurihs 81 the time
Of "a" grand iury was taken up 900
Investigating condition, there and
THIS necessarily imposes upon ih,
i1N PAYERS ct The county q heavy
burden 90 The wu, ~ expense,
u D. true lhHt there has boon o
great dial of laVl's.u,,- ~ Iolnm-
h1, Tor the past YEAR. but tins can
MT be- wholly attributed io the
civilian population there Columbus
a. for AL practical PURPOSES, q GOV,
crnmrT reservation and the do
generate camp followers WIN hang
nu the skirts NJ amy camp and haiicn
"u the soldiers are responsible for
almost all Of the law breaking that
has occurred M that town since the
trouble with Mexico became acute
last wear.
To expect the meaere force Of
civilian police that Columbus "a able
Ia MAINTAIN, or the insufficient num-
her of deputy shrriGs allowed for
border work under the state Law. Ia
cop. with this condition h Ia IN
pos" too heavy q burden on either
the town or the county. The law
less conditions at Columbus are a
direct result Of the presence there
Of tho military. aud II H. sduarely
M TO the military authorities 10
take care of the situation and IN
prevent, a. far a. possible, a con-
tinuance nf the state uf affairs that
imposes surh an enormous expense
OF the county. Tho citizens Of CO.
lumbus do not furnish the boot
leggers and gamblers and others Of
their kind with their living. That
Is done by the soldiers on whom
they prey. And for the good of the
soldiers. n fnr M other reason, the
army officers ~ command AT the
bordcr town should make II their
business In clean their part n Luna
county n the crooks who r demon
alizing their men and making Co
lumhus a roproach all over the
county
The above Is taken from Tho Dem
ing Headlight, without a doubt q
large portion Of the explanation Is
correct. Tho army officers. as q
general rule, like for The soldiers io
be amused, and think that gambling
furnishes a little excitement, So
far ~ We know no orders have
ever been issued against gambling
among The soldiers here From all
The remarks We have ever heard
from civilians in regard IN Trmhlinr
With y9ldicr., We clean Thai i j. moi
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior


I, ). Land Omcn at Las Cruces. \
VI, April -, 1917.
Notice i hereby given that Mary
Thomas, Of Columbus. n. w. who.
on April p i@H, made desert land
entry No. 1872 0i2il, for SL. Sec
lion ~ Township 2sS, hange NV.
\ VI. ?. Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention IN make Final Proof, 10
establish claim tn the land aboye
described. before u VI. Reed. Il. \.
Commissioners. AT Columbus. y. NJ.
on the end day Of July, 1917.
Claimant names az witnesses,
Chas. Heath, Henry II. Gardner. Geo,
Peters and Arthur ]. Evans all Of
Columbus, \. VI.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE.
Register.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04

o folds u white and snarletl o blue
Hels with your silver ssarsl May fond
syes welcome you, willing feet follow
you. strong hands defend you. warn
hearts cherish you. and DYING tips
9lVo you their hlsssiHal ovrs by IN
h%erltsnes. ours by allegiance. ours ~
sHee,ien-lonp may yoU Scat ~ ths
irss winds ~ heaven, the emblem o.
liberty. the hope ~ the Norldi-Anon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
Reason for Pride.

Little Wilie-Gee. you're awful
proud ~ your Erandpop. amt you7
Bohbie-You betcha Why. he used
" pek pcp reglHCWIdow.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
NOTICE FOR PI BLICATION


L. +, Land once al Las Cruces. n.
VI, April ~. 1917.
Notice IL hereby given that John
y Bliss, uf Columbus. n ~, who,
on May . 1912. made homestead on
try No 07Oi2. for Lots / and 3; 81,
NEh. S.ctiou .. township gRS.
Range w. y VI y. MERIDIAN, bBs
nlcd notice of intention 10 make
hnal Ave Year proof. ~ establish
claim 10 the land above dcscrihnd.
before H. NJ Reed, I. S. Commits
sioner, NJ Columbus v NJ. ou the
18Th day Of June. 1871
Clalnlani names n witnesses:
Henry II. Gardner. James A. Harp
ham David H. Gregg and VIM Hem
ali Of Columbus, y. NJ
JOHN T. BURNSIDE,
Register.
BOOST Columbus by patroniEiug her
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04
HERE'S TO OLD GLORY, GOD
BLESS HERR

N snyens s,tempts 10 haul down
,hs American Haa, shoot him on the
spol-John A. DlA.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-05-04

sOcotone Go.
I nnd Tint Cocoton
Skin Whitsnor is the best prepare.
ION | have ever used 20 clear IN.
skin, and wish you would mail IN.
boxes at once.
t%H'sirIl MhS. C. p. JOHNSON.
Do not accept sSbsdfvfss or ImifsHoas.
CUT THIS OFT
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Boost Columbus by patroniEing her
wdaslDes,
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When in doub, as 70 what you want
in regard to job Printing try the
Courier. We are always at your
service. We know how.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
Qns nnn gRnRlnnh.

&e1iinGforS 6tnnlono, 10.
Sept. Giner 0leloing Der n@et-
herni &renja" 5uiolge bat Der i'm
nii6e Senot cine &orla9e iiir Die
enogiiltige &reunung 6iunlou0s BON
9iuBlanO ausgcar6eitet.
Die Yeltimnllngen Scr |orloge
iino, 10 beiBt es, nod uiel oraitiider,
ais oiejeni9en DER fiir5lid bonn i'm
nii6en 2anotag poiiirten Gorlage.
Sic weroen wie eenonnte 3eitllng
i6reibt ser proDiiorii4en 9iegierlng
in DER 6orm eines lIltinatllms prd+
lentirt peroen.
&on0on 10. Sept. @ie cine
Geutige 0epei6e~ ans @eliingforS an
Die Gr6ange Eelegropb Gomponp be-
ri6tct, bat Die ruiiii6e prooiIoriide
9cgierlmg bei6loiicn. itrenge @}aB.
nabmcn gcgen Die finniidcn 3eitun.
Gen SIT er9reifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

Gouicaoe bon 9lpplifationcn I'M
0inlaBfarten Sit oen &erbanolun8en
pur0cn i'm @eri9te eingcreidt. Gas
@cri6t enti@ico ober, icOcs Scrlan-
gen uab @inloBtarteu ob5lmciidL
uilO Der @cri1tsiool wurOe gci@loi-
fem ais Ger lebte Sglob 6eicbt mar.
Gin @eiidnouiB 6rau @lolcoIm's,
Die cine groBe S60u5eit iein foil, OaB
iie 5u 9mm6ere in Sc5iebunoeu trot
mdbrcnO ibr @atte an Der 5ront meil-
te, ioa cine groBe 9ioae in Oen Ser
bonolungen ipielen, Oie wo5rihein-
lid ur 5mei Gage in 9lniprrd ne5-
men mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

bergroBerten Giheln iebr d6nlidb Ie-
ben imo ic6neioet ie, penn oie Cab
nc 5u idledt iin0, nit eineln Meler-
den ousSto6l o0er S6ilOpIott md6'
reno man lit oos @ebiB nod feit iic
nit Dem Wlllnoe ollffnadt unO 3li-
gleih Oen iiiBen mn ans menigen
Gropfden beite6enOcn Ser5ioft ans
iaugt. Gonn legt man Die cine Sdlf-
te fir ipdter beiieite, Oie onOere Oagc-
gen mitten ami 0us bepulOerte Hfef-
ferblott un0 beitrelit Damn 0oS @on'
&c nodmals tiidtie nit Dem ltou6-
ieinen &ulf, Oeiien Wle6l iidb 5ugleid
auf oie Singer nieOeri6lGgt. Sierolf
foltet man 0oS 9lott iiber 0ie gtuB
SIT einem 8dd6en 5uiommen uno
itedt cs in oen Mun0 @G6rcn0 Ous
Solen unter oppetittli6em borbarem
&noden beginnt, flopft ii5 SSopmonn
6eboglib Oen oiifgeiIogenen aolf BON
oen SGnOen lmo fdbrt Damn in ieiner
9eiAdftiglng, Spo8iercn, SdpoBen,
SegeIn Ii. I. 10. in gebo6ener Stim-
ming fort. Gurd oos &auen miro
MN ans Dem @eioier Ser g3tB eit
bitterer, aus Dem @iefferblott cin
aromotiidber Soft ouseepreBt, melb'
lebterer Ourd 0oS @ermiihen NIT
Dem Salt i6musi9rotb iib fdrbt,
p6brenO er ionit meerwuiiergrihl
oisliebt. Ger @enuB oieier iborien,
bitteren 9riibe tbut Dem Sapmann 10
pobl, oaB i6m manhmol budltG6licb
oas @olier, 8. f. oieier idmlIbig bcr-
be Sait, gum idmobenOen WlunO Der.
dllSflieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
Nlnhm iidl ben 0imSerludm.

8oris, 10. sept. = ole Ser5o.
ain BON gtooiaes, peltbe fiir5li9 in
einem @oriler @ei6dit ibre Sono-
toI6e nit SumeIcn i'm @ert5e BON
100000 6roncS unO Soften i'm @ertb
BON $4,000 6roncs oerloren botte,
er6ielt bcilte per Yoit ibre Sonotai6e
3uriid. 9ie Sumelen mnren intott.
obrr an Dem @eIo feblten $500
6roncs, peI6e Der 6ipOer offenbar
ais 6inoerlobn on iih genommen
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

yfuppredt BON goDern gluf Der
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