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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
THE WAR
Berwick Writer Tells Of Or.
eanizadon Of Unit Of Ma
ional Defense

The great clock that strikes the
destiny of nations has sounded
throughout the universe and as the
mighty pendulum slowly and surely
swings back we see this beloved
country of ours leaping across the
chasm and into the seething tur-
moil, the ruthless, damnable de-
struction Of life Keeling in the insane
fury of war and there we behold her
beacon light casting rays of hope to
a we'll nigh hopeless people. That
hope today is rising phoenix-like and
ere the pendulum swings to normal
a new era will have dawned across
the nations gigantic c~hecker-board
where the bleeding pawns of human
ity have waxed back and forth dur
ing the past years.
Yes, peace will dawn but a peace
hallowed and sanctified by the drip
ping hearts of women. Our men.
God bless them, are behind the
trenches, that world Of horrors, but
our women stand in the gathering
dusk in the MONDAY glare, in the
first twitterings Of morn and men,
cries play havoc with their heart
strings. Memories of times when
baby fingers twined about theirs,
when baby lips lisped that first
sweet word-Mother. Does the
thought Of that placid by-gone lull
their activities. No, a thousand times
no. Future generations and the
knowledge that a just Gods love and
mercy to mankind will in time see
this madness crushed, rouse their
zeal a hundred fold.
For the first time in the annals
of history women's work has been
officially recognized when President
Wilson, the foremost man Of the
hour, endorsed the organization of
the Women's Committee Of the
Council of National Defense. In
this little city where the watchword
is patriotism a unit Of this noble
work was organized yesterday af-
ternoon. Organization was perfected
by Mrs. A. F. Storm, President of
the Third District, who is n Of the
South's foremost club women
That the home of women will
prove one of the great factors in the
worlds wal is manifestly evident.
She it is who will eliminate waste;
hers the battle with high prices, and
reduced incomes; hers'to inculcate in
to the minds of the younger genera
ton the necessity or retrenchment.
Oh, motherhood, yours. the COM
ing glory to do and suffer in silence;
yours the sacrifice; yours the bitter
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24

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USE THE NEWSPAPERS

No business man in any town
should allow newspapers, published
in his town to 60 without his name
and business being mentioned some
where in its columns. This applies 70
Ill kinds Of businea-general
stores, dry goods, Groceries. furni-
ture dealers, manufacturing eaEab
kshments, automobile. mechanics.
professional men and in fact all
classes Of business men. This does
net mean that you should have .
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24

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NOTICE

Phone that CAD" to The Review.
This paper will find a buyer for any
thing YOU have to sell and the cost
will be but a trifle. Try it.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
MAYOR SHANNON RECEIVES
A LETTER FROM CON-
GRESHAM W. P, MARTIN
STATING LAND REQUIR-
EMENTS FOR AVIATION
CAMP
Washington, D. C.
4. " July 81, 1917.
Hon. Maurice Shannon,

Hon. Maurice Shannon,
Morgan City, La.
My dear Nh. Mayor:
You have possibly noticed by the
papers that the War Department
contemplates the establishing OF
aviation camps in various sections
of the country, and I want to as
sure you and others friends in Nor
gan City that l have not forgotten
that your City is a candidate for one
of these camps. The situation is
about as follows:
The aviation camps will be estab-
lished upon lands offered in sections
of the country where the Depart
ment deems it advisable and advan-
tageous to establish such camps.
Six hundred and forty acres Of
cleared land is the least that the
Department will accept for this pur-
pose, and it is accepted with the
distinct understanding that the De-
partment shall have an option to
purchase the land within the next
year or two. For that reason, the
points at which they propose to es-
tablish such camps must be in a Sec
ton Of the country where $40 acres
Of cleared land is available, and can
be purchased at q very reasonable
figure, not to. exceed eight or ten
dollars an acre.
In submitting the Morgan City
site to the Department here, ! was
at once confronted with the ques-
ton as to whether or not this
amount Of land would be rendered
for this purpose and whether or not
it was high land and capable Of be-
ing purchased at the price stated
above. The location Of Morgan City
~ to water facilities is fully salts
factory, but the land question pre-
sents q stumbling block which I felt
unable to answer, as / knew Of no
high land in the vicinity of Morgan
City that would be available OF pur-
chaseable at the figure mentioned,
all the high land in the neighborhood
being highly cultivated sugar pro-
perties, and the DEPARTMENT being
unwilling to consider marsh or low
lands for that purpose.
I should be glad if you will SUBJ
NIT this matter y Jcpr proninent
citizens, As well, n your Chamber
Of Commerce in order to. ascertain
whether or, not. yop desire me to
push the candidaoV Of Morgan City.
Az You have seen 81 tie papers
Lake Charles II aiso candidate,
and is receiving the support Of the
United States Senator'S and other
Congressman, but I have refused to
join in the support Of Lake Charles
until I could hear from Morgan City.
After giving the matter due con-
alteration, l would appreciate your
wiring me at once whether or not
Morgan City will be a candidate, and
II yes, then steps must be taken to
tender the $40 acres above describ-
ed, which must be accessible to .
fresh water supply. I am asking for
prompt action, first because the
matter must be given attention and
submitted to the Department with
out delay, and second, because If
MoreRn City is not to get it, then
I feeli my duty to assist in securing
. camp for another section Of Louis
lana.
Thanking you for your prompt
attention to this matter, l am.
Yours very truly,
w. P. MARTIN.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
WANT ADDS AND NOTICES
NOTICE


In accordance with the provisions
of the Charter, there will be a meet
ing Of the stockholders of the Mcr-
gan City Publishing Company, Inc,
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock,
July 24th,. 1917, the Office OF
THE REVIEW in the Bank of Nor
gan City Building, Morgan City, La,
this being the regular annual meet
ing, as provided. Such matters s as
are permissible under the Charter
viii come up for consideration.
Please attend. ~
K. S. Foster.
Secretary.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
VACANCIES IN MARINE TO 81
FILLED BIZ NON-COMS

Washington, July 24.-During the
continuance Of the present war prac-
tically all vacancies in the commits
stoned personnel of the increased
Marine Corps Will be filled by the
promotion Of meritorious non-com-
missioned officers of the Corps, it
was announced at Marine Corps
Headquarters today. The customary
number Of appointments from grad
yates Of the Naval Academy will
still continue to be made, but no
civilians will, in future be. given
commissions with the Soldiers Of
the Sea-"
Major General George Barnett,
Commandant Of the Corps, says in
this connection: "An civilians de-
string commissions in the marine
Corps are advised to enlist in order
that they may have the opportunity
to become eligible for second lieu
.tenancies. I fully appreciate the
fact that a large number of young
men Of fine attainments and excel
lent education have enlisted in the
Marine Corps during the present
war, and I win Therefore, when the
plans for the next examination are
being made, give the most careful
consideration to the question of re-
ducing the required length Of SER
vice below the present minimum"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
NOTICE
Office of Morgan City Drug Co.,

Ltd.
!. Morgan City, La. July 8. 1917.
Public notice il hereby given that
the MORGAN CITY DRUG. COM
PANY, LIMITED, q corporation
created and organized under the
laws of the Stste of Louisinaa, hav-
ing its domicile in Morgan City, St.
Mary Parish, Louisiana, was dissol-
we'd by written consent Of all the
stock. holders of said Company on
the 29th day Of June A. d. 1917;
That the Secretary Of State Of Louis
isna has issued 4 certificate Of dis
solution; And that public notice Of
said dissolution i given in q paper
published in ST. Mary Parish, the
said cofporationss domicile, in &C.
|eordGsee Nh the provisions Of the
State Of Lonisiana.
K. r. Hood,
G. p. Lynch,
Richard II. ChargoiA
Board Of Directors Of said Com
pany.<.
~
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as tney
cannot reach the seat OF the aisea IN
Catarrh is a local disease; e reasnt,
fuenced by constitutional conoi. srsf
a an internal remedy, Halrs I'd "a
tarrh Cure is taken internany s,,r-
acts thru the blood on the mueo Caarrh
faces OF the system. Halls Ia'a he.t
Cure was prescribed by one OF Il
Is eomnnosed of I" Some Of the best ton ,Ss
known. combined with some OF .d .ne
best blood purifiers. The periect Hsirs
bination Of the ingredients IN .nch
Catarrh Cure is what produceS s~St.
wonderful results IN ca,a't frse.
F j. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo
AL Druggists. &c. -~u,.+io,
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Well probably you have forgotten
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

plaBen ipieoer 5l iid, oIs Sdosffel IN
poblgeiebten iebr b0flidben @orten
BET ibr nm bic &ano ibrer ysicbte an.
belt, imo iie bat, feline @erbung bel
SenHDS @lterr lulteritiiBe,l 5ii ipOllen.
sic ielblt bate natiirli6 garnibts
Doriiber 5l beitinunel1, oh bic beioen
iicb beiroten iollten ooer niAt ober
eS i6mei6elte ibrer Stelung ino
'ibrer @iirOe, oaB Tie bel oieier MIDI
tigen 9roge nidt iibergangen ipuroe,
ooB man aud ibren Segen erbat imo
ibrer Siiripra9e BEL ben @ltern iooiel
@influB 8ltraite.
.,8ante, 70 Jag oob ial" orGngte
SeunD, ais SoHte @erta INNER nod
noCb palienoeli @orten Iil1te. llno
i6lieBli6 tat oie ibr Sen @efallen
alleroinqs nibt, obne einige Sr1uen
babel al pergieBen lno nibt obne
ernite 9eoenfen 6u dlbern: uSennD
lit nod elm aiho, iopobl an @rfab-
rlHng fDie al SSabreu, aber ipeHu iie
bod lett ODER ipdter einndl beiraten
mill, einen beiieren W}arn, alS ben,
ben lie Iid ieBt aliSgeilldt bat, fonn
iie garnibt finoeH. SD fenue Sic ia
Iebr genar, mein lieber Ghaeffel, id)'
fam sic sSennps Gltern ais Sdmie.
gerio6n ouf ous mGrnite enpfeblen;
tpos ib tim fam, ooB Sie bei0e gliid-
lid iper0er, tie i6 llno i'd CLAUDE,
Die Ginmilligung miro ni6t atl0u
ibner ail erlangen iein, oenn crit
fiir5li6 ihrieb mir SennDs Whltter,
fie fiirbte, i6r aino ipiiroe nibt eber
tuqcnoboft wcroen ebe iie nidjt einen
Wonn bate. Der iie nit &iebe, aber
oud nit Strenge ourA Dos Seben
fibre"
gei oem @ortc ohIgcnobaft" NOR
&ennD oimfelrot geiporoeL allie ihre
grlebniiie fielen ibr ipieocr Gin, olle
sSu9en0torbeiten ino olle leid)tIiiini-
gen Streide.
gleugitlib blidte iie 8l 5cbacifel
biriiber, botte oub cr oos gSort &C.
b0rt2
S6aeffel fiiBte Der olten &oiAane
Die Suno; oS9 oonfe SDucn aIirid'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

Inn Gin Soor oas gaa5e Gablett ouT
Die @roe gefollen.
nSuiie, mie fam man rmr1 1Dalt
Die alte Sofoome.
9(ber 2iiiic nabn ben EaOel nibt
rubig bin: 80 etipaS mitB lltliereinS
ooD and oeio9t fperOen 6rau aan'
merberril, ionit fam man ood bel 10
mas gan5 pl06licb nal me Sdbmuug
friegen, im6 man bat oo6 idlieBlib
mld) ieiu Occur @er5 i'm Ser3en- "
llno gan5 beleioigt ieste lie bin3ll;
.llno idlieBIid) geb0re icb bod ibon
felt elmer Gpigfeit nit 5lir Sanlilie. "
SSennD itno Sbaeffel ginger ouf tie
5it itno go6en ibr Die Sano oGa bo'
ben sic gan5 re6t, &uiie, ieien Sic
nibt 6oie, OoB mir uidt gleib 81
Sbnen gefonmen 1in0.
9os Hang 10 ernitboft, OaB Silile
beri0bnt muroe. o9itte, bite, gnd-
oiges SSrGulein uno Serr 2eutnant,
3u oiel llnItGnoe bral9en iif Die
iingen Serri6aften meinetpegen
aucb nibt 3u madeul~ 0alut panote
fie lib freuocitrableno anEnnte9erta
yg}ein, gndoige SSroli &anmerberrtn,
oaB mir 70 ein @liid inter uniernt
0od6 uno Sad nod erleben, oaS 1T
mirfli9 ein Segen."
WHtten IN Den 9affee binein fam
SSrail Ioftor. 2uiie meloete iie an.
SD babe geiogt, ih ipiiBte nibt ge-
naiL Oh Die Serri9afteu 81 ipreNen
pdren."
,9(ber iel6ltperltGuolid, rief
Selm0, ooie gr6Bte 8reuoe beitebt
ooA oorin mloere oil Dem eigenen
Slid teilnebmen 3u lniien.
lln0 illbeluo flog iic Der 5reuuoin
eutgegen: o9illp bette 2illD, 0enfe
Dir nlr, id) Ocrlobt
Srml SillD frelIte lid pirflic6, aber
eS gelang ibr trotoem nibt, 10 red)t
bergniigt iuO lilitig nit oeit onoeren
81 iein
n@os boit 0u nur?@ iraste ScnnD
neiigierig
SSrolt SillD idmieg nls iiheriege tie,
ob lie IN @egenlpart Der Qltcn $ofoa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

me allies iagcn f0nne, oann meinte lie.
p8unddit babe ic6 MIDI natiirlld) oar.
fiber geGrgcrt, SennD, oaB on ntHt
ouf Die Gis6abn fonit ma, lett
babe icb ia sic Grfldrilng oafiir, aber
iCblieBlib batteit on MIDI oob ilberre-
oct Ole SrbIittiHube wieoer berpor6u-
iuhen.@
S5ennp gab Der 5reunoiu Die Sano:
nSci mir, bite, niht boie ober ih
mar beute nadnittag crit 10 traurig
uno oonn 70 gliidlid, Dab i1 pirtliH
OIL garni6tS anocreS geoabt babe.
Sei pieoer gut.
sSrou 2illp fiiBte SennD, Die lth
iiber iie gebeilgt bate Cine Serlo.
bung lit BOD bel ipi6tiger als cine
@era6rcounq auf Der Gisbabn, Dos
meiB i6 ia ielbit oa peroe i6 ood
ni1t unoeriobnlidb iein. @enn MIR
sic 2eltuantS mid nidt 70 piel nit
ibren sSragen geqldlt bdtten ~ par.
BON, monote iie ii6 ON Sdaeffel,
lid meiB nift, Oh ih in Sbrer @eaen-
mart iiber Sbre aameraoen i9elten
bari
ngitte, bite, endoige 5rnit idelten
Sic nltr rubig peiter, meinte S1aefr
fel, omenn es 81 ihlimnl miro, fangc
ic6 an 5ii buItelL oas lit Damn Oas erite
8ei6en Dob meine Pilidt es erfor-
bert Die glbpeienoeu in S1uB dll
nebmen.
ga bulteu Sic mir nod lauoe
nitbts," mcinte iie iibermiitie, barn
fubr iie fort. oSSbr bdttet mir ben
langen aomefe ieben iollen Der redte
ii6 foit Den Sals aus, Inn nad0ile-
ben, ob 6u INNER nod nidt fGnit, Der
bide Stcin beicbmerte iih ooriiber, oaB
ocin 9(usblcibeh ibn einenEaler foite,
oenn oa oeine gldbe ibn nibt erp1r.
me, nliiIie er oas inipenoig nit @rog
nad)bolen, Die 2eltnnnts poren i1nlt.
lid ni6t 81 beru6igen, i'1o iie be-
itiirmtcn mid nit SSrdgen, pp on
bliebit porrH on nidt fdnit o6 opl
fronf iDGrit ob on 5ii 9ett ldgit ob on
.ibon obgciobren mdrit tlr5, idI
iHuBte icoe Nliuute alIi Hele GSragcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

tig, gndoige 6rau ober tlIgeno-
bait 6rauft SennD niht erit 81 per'
ben, oas lit lie INNER getDeien~
SennD tpagte nidt, ibn an5ltieben.
vDu DeiBt nidt allies iagte iie ano'
li6 nit gan5 leiier Stinne.
o9od,~ tpioeripro6 er la6eno,
lid babe ielbIt in Berlin cine Son.
iine, Die aud eines Minters ploblih
oif Elm paor @o6en aus Der &eiioen5
fortgei9idt muroe, ni6t 5ur 9elob-
mlng lonoern ais Strofe oafiir, bob
iie ettDos rei6li6 geflirtet batte, llno
Dab oeiue glnmeienbeit bier oieielbe
@eranlaiiung bat, oaS bat mir oein
gan5es ggeien BON 9lnfong an oerro.
ten. llno iie idelmiib oniebeno,
iebte er bin5il: Gin gon5 flein penig
W8enibenfenntnis babe id5 bod au6."
SSennD itono immer nod gan5 be-
i9Gnt uno beriDirrt oa; limb ou bait
mid troB olleoem lieb2"
2a1eno 5og er iie an iiO: o0u
groBes &ino, oll~
Sante gerta mar oufs neiie qc,
riibrt. CAB S6aeffel ibrer gli1te 10
i6nell Die @ergangenbeit ber3ieb,
nor Elm neues 8ei6en ieiner 9litter-
lidfeit nno oornebmcn @elinnung,
uno 70 ie6r iie ibre giihte ai1 lieb
getponuen bate, 70 mar eS IN oieiem
glugenblid bod ibre feite lleber5eu.
eune, oaB SSenup einen Wlann pie
SdaeffeI es mar, garni1t peroient
batte.
oSie trinfeu ood cine Soiie Gaf-
fee nit ms, mein lieber S1oeffel?"
yglber, oos lit bod gang ielbitOcr.
itdnoli6, Tontel" rief SennD; ner
nuiB bod iebt unbeOingt olle Wlobl-
5eiten bel uns einnebmen id laiie ibn
ii6erbmtpt MIR nod fort, tpenn Der
0icnit es perlangt."
limb alih oauu boffentlid MIR
nedte er iie
@lcib oarauf cridieu 0ie olte
2uiie nit Dem g}aG]mittagsfofiee,
uno ais iie SennD uno Den 2eutnant
5drtlih aneinanoer geibnliegt oa'
iteben fab, mare ibr Dor gritauneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
(27. gyortIeBung.)

Gr aine ouf ibren $on elm. rggirf-
Iid niht2 SD b1tte oorouf ibDorcn
moQeu. glber oas i1ooet ia audi
ueiter nidts. llno ipenn Sic 'glaH.
bqn, guqoigeS SSrdulein, oaB id ad
Sbre g8orte bineinfalIe, mie Sic oor-
hin alf Die meinigen oann irren SIC
lih. Gle baben mir piel 81 oelitlldl
rerraten, DOB Gle MIDI lieben mi
ih Gle, lmo penu Sic mir aud tau-
icnomal idporen, Dab oieS ni6t pabr
lit, olauben III ib es ood niht"
nllno wenu id MN garnitt erlt
0cn 9eriildb made, oas 81 beibipo'
rcn2~
@liidielig l19elno fab tie ibn an,
NIB c6e iie es binoern fonllte, ergritt
CT ibrc &an0: rSSennD, bait on MD
ocpu ipirflib lieb9~
sic ladte froblidb ouf; o9ie 9lrt'
irort 9e6e it Dir ipdter, menH mir -
Sauie iiuo. +
,g9ie2 Du pilIit iebt pirflid
@hlittidub lalifans" fragte er gaad
eittdllId]f
,,ggarun niHt2 ghuy getaoel"
0lber alg iie icin trauriges 8eIiht iab,
rief Iie iibermiitig: o9h, on oulnm z
Qeter, glaubit au ipirflid1, id marc
lett in Der Sttunung mid pnT
sSrib ooer BON aamefe oniduahtcn
su laIieu2 91ein, Id gebe ieBt ele:d
na6 Sauie, unh 6u toHnit iofort nit
mirI SD bin mr. iieugierig, pns
Eanta @erta iagen miro
9lber Die iogte 8uerit garnibtS, olS
Sennp i6r freioeitrableno nm pen
SAILS fiel unO ibr INNER pieoer gu
rief: ,Eantc @erta, ib babe mid Der
lobt, ODD, ib bin 10 eliidlibE
llno iie fon0 lire Sprade aih nod
nidjt ipieoer. als Senn0 oann on
Gdoeffels 9rilii flog i'm fiiBte ilno
iib immer mieoer uo1 ibn tillieu
IieB.
sic mar D ii6srroid)l oaB iie oaS
allies nidt ciiHal upoiieno fano.
Die alte sSofooHe fam erit Ginger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

u@os bat eS oenn llir geeeben?"
fragte lie boiler llnge6ulo.
sSrau SillD ihipieg nod einen 9lu-
gelblid, ais iiberle1e iie lib nobmals
allies reifli6, Damn iagte lie pl6tli6:
pGS gebt NIT 5rie 10 nidt pciter, ir-
genoDie miB benz Elm Gn0e gemadt
peroen~
SennD madte ibr perltdnonisinniq-
ties @elidt, 9an5 unbenerft itieB lie
S6aeffel beimlif an Damn aber iagte
iie nitr: oglbal~
9as mqhtc Die 5reimoin aber crit
re6t b0ie: uSSd babe Dir oo1 ihou
Elm UubenO Wtal lmo nebr erfIGrt,
OaB eS oa gar1iGts 8u ababen aibt.
gu biit NIT Observation-Disclosures poll.
itGnoig auf Dem Sol0pege lulo &C.
raoe peSbolb gebt cs 70 ni1t ipeiter."
~@as bat Der arme aerl oGn 10
96ies getan9~ fro9te S6aeffeI.
Ser &ameroo tat ibm leio, beion-
oers, oa er IN oicienl 9Nlgenblid ibm
,gegeniiber fein gall5 gutes @eipiIien
belaB. Simmer Die0er batte cr ibln
5ugereoet, iicb in feline Gouiine 0u ber-
licben, un0 nm fab ct ielbft ols gIiiG.
liAer @rdutignm oa ghlr elm Slid,
oaB iein 8ureoen 10 gut Die garuic6ts
geboIfen botte, abcr Elm gon8 flein
penig enttdlidt piiroe sSris bod ieill,
bob Der 6rellnO iib beifpli1 binter
ieinem 9tiiden nerlobt botte irnO Dor
allen Dingen ipiir0e cr eS MN gar-
nid5t mebr glnuben, oaB Der es nit lei.
mem 8ureoen ie ernit gemeint babe.
(Sorticbunq tolQt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

9(ud IN Dem 09oro Baltimore Gh6~,
in welHem cr nit Sroi sSacobi 0inirt
bo6e, lpdre ni9ts llnpaiienoeS pai-
iirt-
6rou Olar1 llcSwiggan oic
SGmicgermutter ocs Serrn S5aco6i,
ertldrte, 0aB lie lmo ibre Eodter,
cine 8rau S6aipn rmo Sobu @lartin
li6 i'm ariegs College 6egeben bot
ten, Inn Saco6i sur @eirath 81 3lrn-
gen. Ger SeBtere lei ieOod6 nidt nit
@ri6ieBen beoro6t iuorOeu Gie
Groupmg mar i'm 8roDiOence-Soipi-
tai Ool5o9en poroen, no Die 9roIt
fronf oornieOerlo9.
Socobi CAB 5it Dab er bei elmer @e-
legen6eit intin nit ieiner 3ufiinfti-
gen Satin gemeien mar 9luf lire
9lidioroerungen anein iei CT rit ibr
in Elm bieiiges Sotel gegaaScn @r
erfldrte ferner, ooB er. ieit isincr
Seirdtb nidt nit i6r gele6t babe.
2ei6e i0entifi5trt.
Ole SoentitGt ser 6rou. uelbe
am Sonntog allf oen GiIenbabngclei-
ie in Der gf16e Der @riteu lno g.
StraBe 5ii Eo0e 3ernalnt aut1ciun.
oen por0en mar, murOe BON 9lnorGu
9eac6, BON ger. 70S, 8ier!c. .Str1Ge,
feitgeltelt. Bead erflGrie, oaB oie
2eide ole bon Gillian Sammcn iej
oie in Oemielben Souie iuie er mObn-
te. Gie imgliidlihe 6rni mar BON
eineu 8uge getoOtet woroeu
9efannter 8ontitr ge.
itorben.
Ger II Sabre dlte s. Selipin 5ait,
elm auf orei Gontinenten po6l6e.
fQunter 9onfier, Itar6 in ieinem
Seine in @ai6iugtou. Gait mor in
S1ottlon0 ge6oren uno mar in GIls
ter bon % So6ren ser Better Ser
02onOon ano Sout6meitern gortr
in 2onoon. @or 30 Syo6ren fam cr
nob ghnerifa no CT 5uerit III oie
nSnternatiouol 9onfing Corpora
tion1 eiutrat ituo ipdter Oet Nrdii-
bent ser o@oi6ington ouO Southern
9onf4 muroe. Serr Gait hiuterldBt
hliBer ieiner @ittpe reisSo6ne mO
cine Eodter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
9fe0e lm0 Qlnttuort itebell. :


9feoe uno 9lntiuort iteben.4
SeniD fab ibren9rGlltigorn nedeno
an. ySiebit oit 70 beliebt uno begebrt
bin idl, alle geben iie. fir mid our@s
5euer.~
nglber icb bin Der ein0tee, Der ben
Whlt bat, NIT Dir ourd ons StanocS.
Gmt 5u eeben," nedte rr lie ipieocr,
rllao TT iper meiB ~ oas lit piellci6t
iebr gefabrlibl"
SEA parte, oas iollit Oh mir ipdter
biiBen," Damn panotc iicb SSenn1 ipie-
Der an ole Srellnoin. nglber OaS mub
bod cigentlib gan5 lultig gepeien
ieinl" Sic begriff nidt 10 rebt, Dab
Die 2eutnants Sral 2illp pirflif 10
Die 2arne neroorben baben iollten.
llno bod mar ole Sreiluoiu ernltlid)
berltimmt, bas merfte man ibr ge-
nal on.
oggas boIt ou oenn mlrY~ frogte
iie nod einrnol; uou bait oid ii1er
nod iiber ettpos moeses gedrgert."
@ieoer mari 2illD einen 8lid ollf
Die olte Sofoome, un0 oiesmal per.
itan0 SSennD iie.
.g8iro es Dir oud nidjt ou biel,
Snnte 8erta, ipeun mir Orei mas bier
10 Iebbaft linterbalten9 Na0hteit OH
oid ni6t lieber borne einen glIgen.
blid olf Die Gboiielongue legen lln0
ettDas ausruben, oouit mir beute
obeno re6t frob ilno llltig 0uiamnen
rneine gerlobllng feiern fonnen2"
Gonte @erta ipuroe gan5 geriibrt
oGu bilt nirflif ein glttcS aino, Sen.
M, oaB on ielbit in opinem iilngen
@liid an mid oenfit rno fir mid
iorgit. @enn meine lieben @1ite cs
mir ni6t libel nebmen m0Gte id1
mid olleroineS ettpaS 5lriid5icbert
Die @erlo6ung bat mid, wenn natiir-
li9 audi in freuoigiter @eiie, bod
mcbr erregt, als i6 gloilbte ~ ole
frobe gadridbt fam 81 iiberroibeno. "
eSennp bcttete Sonte 8crta ielblt
oiIf oie Gbaiielongue, idob ibr Die
&iiien inter ben Gopf lmo oedte tie
marm 3u Iann elite iie ibnell 81
ben bei0en anoereU surilf,