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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-09-06

The fourth article "f this remarkable.
personal narrative Will appear soon Il:
is entitled:
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-09-06

/ longest TIE names Of those men were
marked I'm. b.. k" tmissing; believed
killed. on our rolls. I have learned
since that some few OF them have been
reported through Switzerland as pris-
oners OF war In Germany, but most OF
them are now officially listed as dead.
All of the survivors Of the ratdinp
party were sent twenty miles to tha
rear at o'clock, and the noncommis.
stoned officers were ordered to make
reports I'm writing concerning the en-
tire raid. l never slept more than an
hour at u time for several days and
nights. would doze Off from sheer
exhaustion and then suddenly find my
self sitting straight up, scared half to
death all over again.
There may be soldiers who won't
get scared when they know they are
in danger or even when people are be-
ing killed right around them, but I'm
not one of them. And I've never met
any of them yet. l know boy who
won the military cross in the battle of
the Somme, and l saw him on his
knees before his platoon commander.
Shamelessly crying he was a coward
and begging to be left behind, lust
when the order to advance was given.
In this war In every offensive, big
or small, the man who has been train
ed to throw bomb thirty yards Is
buster and more important than the
fellow with the modern rifle, which
Will shoot mile and half and make
hole through house In good
many surprising ways this war has
carried us back to first principles.
remember crusaders mace which
once saw In the British museum that
would make bang up knob kerrie,
much better than the kind with which
they arm our No. men I'm ra!ding
section. 1t had round iron head,
with spikes all over it. wonder that
they haven't started factory to turn
them out
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-09-06
Tricks of Bombing.

n
When the Canadians first introduced
bombing the bombs were imDroviscd
out of mess tins, the fuses were cut
according to the taste and Judgment
or the individual bomber, and lust
when the bomb would explode was
more or less problcmatical Frequent
~ the Germans have tossed our bombs
back into our trenches before they
went off. That was dangerous and ir-
ritatlng. They can't do that with a
Mills grenade or any of the improved
factory made bombs, because the men
KNOW just how they nrc timed and are
trained 10 know just how to throw
them. Thch the Germans used to
work little bomb trick of their own.
They learned that our scouts and raid
crs were all anxious to get n German
helmet IA II souvenir. They'd put he'll
NETS on the ground In No Mans Land
or in an advanced trench with bombs
undrr them. In several cases men
looking for souvenirs suddenly became
mere memories themselves.
In several raids when bombing was
new the Canadians worked Il trick OH
the GcrmanS with extensively fatal ef-
feet. They tossed bombs into the
German trenches with six inch fuses
attached. To the Germans they looked
just like the other bombs we had been
using. and. in fact, they wcre-all but
tn" fuses. Instead Of having failed
TO continue burning, as the Germans
thought, those fuses had never been
lighted. They were Instantaneous fuses.
| The Ignition spark will travel through
| nn instantaneous fuse at the rate OF
| thirty yards second. A German would
| pick up one of these bombs. select the
spot where he intended to blow up n
few OF us with our own ammonal and
then light the fuse. After that there
had To he Il new man in his place.
The bomb would explode instantly the
long fuse was ignitcd.
The next dag when got uD after
this disastrous raid my bunkie said:
Something sure raised h with our
calculations"
AS those automatic self cooking
revolvers did with II Kentucky wed.
ding when some one made rcmarl;
rejecting on the bride" | replied
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-09-06
Great Confusion.

There was much confusion among
those Of u3 who remained on our feet
Some one gave an order to retire. and
some one counicrmandcd it, More
Germans came out of their dugouts,
bur instead OF Surrcndcring as per our
original schedule they threw bombs
among rs. IL became apparent that
we would he killed or captured jF we
stuck th"r" and that we wouldn't get
any more prisoners. looked at nv
wrist watch and saw that there re-
manned but five minutes more of the
tIinr which had been allotted for our
stay in lii" trench. so | blew my Wills.
Tie ana started back | had seen prI.
vatc Green 60. 17T,25OD knocked down
by "a bomb In the next section. and |
picked him up and carried him ont
over The wrecked parapct. took shcl.
Ter with him in the first shell hole. but
FOUND that he was dead and left him
there. y few yards farther back 10.
ward our line | found Lance CorporuI
Glass In shell hole with part of his
mp shot away. He said he thought he
could get back If / helped him. and I
started with him Private Hunter
WHO had been In ncighbOring shell
il"ie' came TO our assistance. and be.
tween us Hunter and | got Glass TO
our front trench.
We found them lining up the surviy.
ofS or our party for II roll call. That
showed SO many missing that Major
Lewis, formerly Of the Montreal STAY.
called FOR volunteers TO go out I'm No
Mans Land and try to find some OF
our men. Corporal Charleson. Private
Saunders and | went out. We brought
In two wounded, and we saw a number
or dead, but on account OF their black.
ened faces were unable to recognize
them The scouts later brought I'm sew.
eral bodies.
Of the sixty odd men who had start
ed IN our party forty-three were found
to be cNualties--killed, wounded or
missinG. The missing list was the
- y
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-09-06
RU UB-MY-TISM

VIII cure Rheumatism, Neu.
raleia. Headaches, Cramps. Collie
Sprains; Bruises, Cuts, Burns. Old
Sores. letter. Rine.Worm, Ec-
zema, etc. Antiseptic ADodyne,
used internally or externally. 25c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

babt, Der Brtn5eiiin lllrife porgcitellt
81 meroen.~
S5enuD fab elm, oas CAB oeu 9lus-
id]lag, itno bod perfi6te iie noG Gin
@litiel Inn 5il Saiie bleiben 81 fon-
nen.
limo Wenn i'd nun trosOem nidt
DilI2"
sic ftonipfe NIT Dem SiiBe mIf
lllO 5errte ungeollloig an Der Bel5-
boa, Die iie Inn ben Sals trug
Gonte 9erto fab iie gan6 rubig on;
o3il pirIt mollen, mein liebeS &nt0,
Oeun on bait mir bod neripro6en,
broD ino artig 81 iein.
ga, in Der bobIten Scot eri1ien
Srib. SennDl itiir3te auf ibu 81 llno
umflammerte ibn pie ibren lcbten
9lettlngsanfcr: n2eg' Ou Elm elltes
@ort bel Sante fir mid elm, i6 mill
ui6t nit 5u Der 5rou 9ouiiitorial-
raj. "
s(bcr oafiir bate Sris gar feiu
@eritGnonis. DMorlm oenu nibt9~
froqte er gor5 erltaitut. Limb ipenn
bic Sante eS piinidt, fam i1 bod
unnlogli6 ouf oeine Seite treten."
Syernp orp1te iib beleioigt ab:
,,0u biIt luro bleibit elm 8biliIter,
Sris. sSbr meritcbt mid eben ui1t. q
1onn ober meinte iie, oos gau5loie
cines icoen meiteren @ioerItonoeS
cinIcbcno: ,tSdon id gebe nit, aber
loB ms jest oitd5 gleid5 geben, je
ebcr oarar, oeito ebcr oapon."
God ibre' lebtcn @orte botten cine
@irflmg, Die iie iel6it niht crporset
bottc. Sotte 9crta iab iie nit gon5
trailriocn 9llqcn on iuo ioetc; oSept
ipirit 0u 3u '6ouie bleiben Senup,
obcr ni6t uIr Selobnung, iou0crll
5ur Stroic. Oh bit uidt ipiiroig,
oas Suls meiner oltcn 8rcrnoin 81
bctretcn, id5 niiBte mid i1Gmen,
Dcm itJ ibr cinen 10 bcr5loien Cru
tulanten 3uiii6rtc. SD peroe cil
llmDoblicil ociucrIeitS poricbiiBen.
Gonm, 6rib, on begleiteit MIDI ipoGl
nod ein Stiid~
ltno obne li9 weiter na@ iDrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

baupt bon Ieiner &ouline er3dblt 81
ba6en; er bate iogor in Der lesten
Belt, 10 idper es ibm aub gepcroen
mar, feline 9eiudbe bel ibrl eingeItellt,
nur Inn nidt al iein &eripreben CT
innert 81 peroen. gtun batte lie iba
i6riftli1 Oaran gemabnt.
Sect gob es feinen Auspeg mebr.
9lber bebor er SennD bel Der 5ran
9oftor einfiibrte, tpollte er Tie genalI
iniirllieren. 0a nnlBte iie iid 5uiauI-
mennebmen uHo ourfte niht 10 lult
lmo ausgelaiieH iein, mie I'M Saus
Der Sorte.
6rib fano Die beioeu 9amen i'm
8egriff ais3lgebeu. Dic neriplt-
ipete sSrnt 9oniiItoriolrot, cine olte
5reitnoin bon Sulte @erta, bate Sc.
burtstag, ino man muBte ibr grotlI'
liereu.
9}o6 i'm Iesten 9lusenbIid Bat
SSennD, 81 SailIe blei6en 81 oiIrTen.
rSh femme Die Dame 0o6 garnidt
tie lit oo6 ipenigltens biermal 10 ali
pie id; pos ioll i'd Bel ibr?"
0ie dlte Sofoome wioeriprod
nGu pirit iie cbeu fennen lernelJ
meiu aino. sic lit cine iebr feline,
liebensipiiroige Dame, Die ielten netta
Goffees eibt, au oenen iie oiib Did
iiAer cinlo0cn piro. @or allen DIM
gen iollit OIL DID ober bier ricbt gan1
III Ole Ginionfeit pergraben, Sas II
oiD nidt git fir Did, on mIBt oodJ
eimaS &erfebr buben
r9lbcr Sonte, cine altc Game, Die
6elltc uierlnOiieb5ig SSabr alt miro,
lit bod fein &erfcbr iiir MIDI" riei
SennD per3weifelt.
.9oS iebe iM oltrd)ouS nid)t eiit
mein aiuo, SD iagtc Dir i6on oic
8rmi aoniiItoriolrot lit cine INHERIT
lie6cnSluiiroige 0omc, geiiiig D6llia
friiH, boil beitcrcn Compartments,
nnO iic mciB iebr anlii,ant aus ibrel
Tslqcno 3l cr3Gblcu&y G5ic bat piel
crle6t iie lit nit tlugcu Scutcn IL
@crii6riug gefontucn uno ais pn9C
6rau bat iie audi ciumal Die G0re &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
lifFte lun8uiebcn DerlieB iie 0qs

gtirhte um0uieben perlieB iie OaS
8immer.
o@ott iei 9auf, iaete iid Senup,
ais lie allein mar, Oam legte iie Die
Bel5boa rmo oos SSadet ab nno mari
alles neblt Dem Sut olf einen Subj
gIber Die 8reuoe, Inn Den 8eiub
gefommen 5u iein, mar ood nidt 10
groB, pie iie ii6 ouerlt einbilOcte.
Sie i61mte iidj imo bate eilI
i1le6tes @eipiiien uno oo6 bate lie
ibre @orte garni6t 10 boie gemeint.
@1an neritano le bier ebeH nidt
bier mar man 6u tugenobaft, 81 phi
liitr9s, oas merfte iie berte bon
neilem.
sic mar ebrlid) genug, ii1 ein5lt-
geiteber, 0aB iie ielbit nidt frei bon
S6ulo mar, troboem periudte iie, Die
Sdulo auf anoere 5u p6l5eu.
Sic fab nod in ibrem Stubl, bolb
drgerli6, balb i6molleno, ais 6rib
ibr gerneloet ipiiroe.
Grfreut iprang iie ouf. Gr mar
olio oo6 Elm gutter SSuuge, er bate
uuternegs Die Sante iiber5eligt, oab
iie obne ieoe @eranloliung au bart
unO itngere6t mar uno bra6te ibr
MN Die gta6ridt, ooB iie ni6t mebr
oiirne
9(ber ais iie ibm in oas @eli6t iaH,
ipuBte iie glei1, oaB ibre optiniiiiiGe
9liiffoiiirng gan5 falib mar.
oSante lit nit 9tedt nod iebr boIe
auf oi1," begam er nocb ben criten
@orten Scr 9egriiblug, Dober troB.
Dem bat iie mir IN ibrcr Site erlallbt,
Dir cine Wiitteilung 5it mo1eM Die
oih iiGer iebr erfreuen ipiro. sSron
0oftor Wpi1els ipiinift Did felmen
81 lernen."
Selnp, oie ibrem Better gegenilber
itano imo iidb iiber ieinen ipoblpol.
lcnoen Son Grgerte, modte eincn tie
fen anir. o9os lit ia iebr freunoli1
bon oieIer 6rou 9oftor,~ meinie lie
ipotIiicb &D
sSrib befan eiucn orntelroten&opf.
,Ias lit cS oucb, ScunO," iagta cr
iebr ernit Juno peur ou Die Dame
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
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Tos gobD mar i'm Gameraoentrciie
immer iebr beliebt getpeien, ieitoenl
aber feline idboue 4ouiiue in Der Staot
oufgetau1t mar, bublten bic aHoerell
f0rmlid um feline @unit.
@s gob nidt eineu, Der SennD
uidt irgenopie iAon 81 iuieoerbolten
Wlolen auf Der Strobe geiebeH botte
ln0 es gab nur peniee, Die nidt big
iiber beioe Obren in iie perliebt iue.
rem, obqleid nod niemono ibre per-
fonli1e @efanutiHaft gemadt hattie.
Qlber perliebt moreH iie troBDem ocnn
ooB Elm 10 iungcs biibides W2doHsn
oud nett fem nuBte, lag bod flar oul
Der Sono
9}amemliD |anefe tporb Inn 30.
bps CUNT 10 or ocn MIR lab, id'loB
er fih Inn an, uuo man fonnte ben
l1neiten uuO ben fleiniten Scltnort
oes @egineutS iebt fat tdglicb gu.
iammcu alif Der 5trabc iebeH. glud)
i'm aaIino uerip1tc Gamcfe eS itrtS
10 eili3uriHtcH, oaB er neben ieiHen
neuen 5relmo iaB, uno cr beoaucrte
eS oanH iinncr bon neuern Dab DER
70 nlabig mar iMo leinen @ein tront.
2rosoen er iclbil uidt i'm llebcrfhlb
lebte, bate CT i'm gar al gcrne cin.
NAL auf cine oner mcbrere 6laihen
Gcfi cingclaocit nid)t MIR gum Sci.
den elmer ipirtlicben 3uucglms,
ion0ern nor alien 9mgen I'M bon
ibm nic 8uione 81 erbolten, Bob CT
i'm bel ser esiteu bcitcl @elegenbeit
icner &ouiine roritcllcn ipiirOe. Nis
iett paren alle Seriurbe, III oieier
&iiiid5t etpoS 3u crreGcn, Jcid]ci.
iert ino Gauefc nnIBtc iic) einqe.
iiebeu 0aB &c iih oird feline Norte
ona criten glpcno, ols er bel Sd)ae;fel
BON ieinem Gobrbotscrle6uis bericD.
tetc, 70 CIT iDie elIes pcr0orbeu bate.
@oS mn6tc CT irgcioioie pie0cr gut
modem, obcr trob alien gtoboeutcn
fieI i6m nidt Gin, iuie er es oniangen
iollc.
Su Ger iilcrndditen @odc ieierte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

oas &egiment ieinen Smlpti6lahterl.
tag, oil Dem Die Suuppe licb i'm les.
ten 3elo5ug beionoerS ausge5eidnet
botte glllidbrlih mnroe oas Grin.
nerungsieit feierlidb beeaugen mu
Worgen gob es Gir1gang uno 9d.
raoe, am gtnhnlittag ein groBeS Sic
besmabl I'M aaiino, 5u Dem redc(nlG.
BIG au9 5ablrei6e 6reunoe uno irii-
bere glngeb0riee oes &egimentS elm.
trafen. 9a ourfte ielblt Der Solioeite
fem SeItersmalier trinfen, oa mlBte
jeoer ipeniGiteus Elm @las g8ein bei
Dem aaiier.Sob uno bel Den anOeren
offi3ielleu 2oolteu trinfeu, uno ailf
Oieien Gag ieBte Gomefe, obne iclbit
reht 3u piiien tpieio uuo iuarlun
ietne gan5e Soffung. Ser nulBte
irgenonie cine @ntibeiOung bringen-
90 0iemli6 Der ein5ige, Der ii6
auBcr 5riB uidt in SennD 9erliebt
batte, mar SDaeffel uuo Der par
oariiber gan5 ilngliidlid. DeHn ais
Der aleine ibu BON Der glnhmit isi.
uer &ouiinc er5dblte, bate ieiu Scr5
umipillfiirlicb ctipos bober geidlagcn,
uno I'M Stillen botte er gebofft, ooB
0ieie Die Hibtige fir i'm iein mogl,
oaB er cu6lid ieine 9lbiid)t iiG 5u
pcrlicbcn, ouSiiibren fonnte.
Ionn mar er ibr auf Der StroBe
bcgcgnct. cinmol, 5pcimnl ~ obcr
oie Giebc ouf ocn crlten Ylid, ml Die
er cin5ig iuno allein gloubte, iuor
|erqebens bate CT
oaroui gepartet, Dab Oas eleftriicJe
6liIioum rDu ibr al ibm o0cr bon
ibuI 5u ibr biniiberipriuge
llHo oob bate cr iidb ielbit uidlt
ingen Ionncn porlm CT iib ni1t IN
lic Dcrliebte.
9llS Seller ibm on ienetn S0nii.
tagobeno, ais CT non Scr Sante nod
Saus fanL er5dblte, feline aoitiine
boife i'm balo fennen 3li lernen, bate
CT an licb balteu miiiieH I'M ieiue
5rcHoc nibt 5u oclltlicb 5u Oerroten,
uuo I'M oen Gameraoen porldniia
nod obne @rlno, ni6t miBtrouiit1
5u ma1eu. gI6er ais er Scuug oaltn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

iab, mar 0ieie Sreuoe fanlt guu5 per-
iloaen, obgleid audi er lie iebr biibi,b
une elegant faHo. 90 bate er bis
ieBt ben @eg 81 Der olten Soioame
nod ni6t mieOergeflmoen imO er er.
fnlo ltets cine neue glltsreoe, memi
5ris ibn Inn feline 8egleitung tat.
sSrib ielbit ging nob mic Dor ieOen
Cog, ipem Der 9ie11t es ibm irqeno-
pie erlaubte, 5u ieinen @ermauoien.
3oS batte er friiber aud i1on geton,
imo eS pGre bod mebr ais ouffalleno
gcpeien, penn er es nuI pl0slicb &C.
onOert bate. 3as fonnte ia 70 aus
iebeu. ais mern er SSenuDs pegcn
fort blieb. llno oa3u botte er feline
8eranlalhug, Oenu menu er ieire
&ouiiue olb ni6t perltauo, 10 lag
bod tein @rllno Dor, iie 81 mel.
oen. llu0 er mliBte ibr iognr 0as
Sob alIsitelleu, Dab iie felt Ger eriteu
gegegnung ibm gcgeniiber entibieoen
eiu forrettereS uno ernitereS gScielt
5ilr Sbal trug. 0ie Strafe, oic tie
oanalS betam lno Die er trob i6rer
Sarte oo6 ie6r poblpcroient oeIln-
oen bate, uuIBte ibre g8irfrng aus.
geiibt ba6eI,
glu1 beilte lenfte er feline Sc6ritte
5ll Der tleincn @iIla, ollerOing5 uidt
70 ean5 leid)ten Ser5enS pie iouit. Gr
botte geiterl obcno eiu Billet BON Der
5rau 0ottor erbolten, in Dem tie ou-
frogte, wanmi er iein @eriprcben
ibr ieiue eut5iidenoe aouiine, Die iie
idon 10 oft geieben babe, 5u5uiiibrcn,
nod nibt crfiillt babe.
Sisber bottc er Seunp ui6tS OouQn
aeiagt, iie poBtc noh icincr Yleimrr9
70 goruidt in Die itillen &dime ocr
Srail 0ottor, iic mar 5li Iollt, 3u
ii6erniitig, iie bate 10 gon5 an0erc,
glni6ouungen, ou6 lire
8ergungcnbeit mar oo6 iiicbt 10 gai3
pie ooS inbe0ingt bel
eincm nmgen MdObeu, oos CT ser
BON i6m iiber alleS perebrteu Sroli
Nliiihren iollte, Der Sail iein mlBte
g9ie oft batte er nicbt idon be-
oaIcrt, Jrau Goftor @Adels ii6cr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

Sr. Geo. g. 6. gRirmpf in Der Sor-
foro-glDeme bon einem Nutomo.
bill oes Sru. Grnit 8. 9fitterboi
lberfaDreu. Starb i'm Soipi.
tai. 99liipiriefeit Der straBc
Die llriode.
aura nod 6 llbr geiteril Moreen
iuliroe Sr. @eorge q. s. 9tuupf, elm
@anu BON 81 Sabren an Der Sor.
foro. uno 2afaDette.glbenue bon ei-
rem 9lutouobil iiberfaDren. Sr.
giunlpf mobnte in glr. 1740, gloro-
@ono.StroBe. @rnit s. Gitterbof
25 Sabre alt bon SIR. 1909, Sor-
foro. .9(penue, Ger Die Maidine Ienfte,
muroe in Der noro0itlicbeu @oli8ei-
itotiou feiteebaIten bei6uloigt, oen
Sob bon 8unpf peruriadt 5u baben.
93lrmpf murOe no6 Dem ct. Soiepb'5
Soipitol gebradt, Wo er 5mei Stun.
Den ipGter itorb; 6ie oirefte llriade
mor elm S6Goelbru6.
9tod 9lusiage bon 3eugen muroc
Der llnfaa ourd Die Sdliipfrigfcit
Der StroBe berbeigeiiibrt. 9fitterbof
lit W}itglieo Der @lumberfirma 6.
gitterbof & Sobue. @de Baltimore
StraBe uno Gentrat2l 2lpeme. Der
@erlngliidte mar Elm 8ormonn in
Seen & SagertD's @eidGft.
Sn Der norooItliden @oIi5eiitotiou
goben Die &ei@morenen Oes Goro.
ners sSnsleD Elm @er6ift ab. Dab Der
600 Oes Serrn 9irnpi einem nm
gliidlideu 3ufall 5u5uidreiben iei,
imO 9fitterbof wuroe in 5reibeit ge-
iest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

crit fennen gelertt balt, tpirlt on lpil.
len oaB es cine @bre uuo cine 0roBe
9lus5eiAnung 1T, bel ibr Oerfehrcn 8l
oiirfen."
gIiIs ben @orten bon Trib flana
etiDas beraus, mas ibre g(ufmerfiam.
teit erpedte. nSSit iie biibi62"
~Wlebr als oaS, lie 1T i60u,"
rllno lit iie Jung ooer aIt24
08Deiuno3man3ig Sabre"
limo pie alt biit on 5rie9~
Ser fab iie eau8 eritallut an; ng9ie
fomm1t on plobli1 oorauf?"
Sennp madte iDr barmloies We.
ii6t: ,@ott, tpie man auf 70 mas
fonmt; ou biit ood i6lieBlib meia
Better, oa intereiiiert es mid cbeu."
sd peroe i'm Sonuor fiinflmo.
5wauoig" CAB er treiIber8ig 5ir 9Iut-
mort.
limb immer nod niHt berliebt luo
immer nod ni1t perlobt" iagte tie
bulb ernltbaft, bulb nedeno 9lber,
5rib, oas gebt bod nidbt @onn lpillit
oil oenu oa einmal ans Seiraten oen.
fen2~
@r pebrte inpillig ab; 09aB bod
iolde &eoen icb liebe iie nidt, iuo
Eante liebt iie audi nidt."
0Gie bort ms oo6 iest earnitbt~
u@eraoe oesbalb, oilc6 in ibrer gtb.
weienbeit Oiirfeu mir nidtS llnpoiieH.
oes NIT chamber beipreNcu.~
a8rib, oos nermIt on iAou lnpOi-
icn02 gta Damn lniiBteit on einuol
nod Berlin fonlncrt oo ipiirocit OIL
nbcr Die glugen peit oiiimo1cn on
groBes Gino oul~ llno che er es per-
biroern fonnte, bate iie ieinen aopf
5piiben ibre &dnoe genomncn mo
i'm ouf Den W3iinO gefiiBt.
o9lber SennDl"
Cine @lutipelle por ibm In hoS
@eiidt geidoiIen iproHIoS itouO or
ibr gcgeniiber, or itiiBte Iitb nit Ner
9ledtcu oilf cine Shibllebne lm9
itarrte iie fuiiungslos on.
(6ortiebuuG foIgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

unter faIiC6eu 9orgaben @obnung
uno aoit in 91r. 514, @arf.9lOenue,
beridafft boben iollte. Gr er5ablte
Der 9eiieerin, Dab er feline Saden
pom llnion.gobnbofe erparte uno.
nab Dem Saiie bciteat babe. 0ie
Sacbcn trofen ober niemolS Elm. Der
Yoli5ei CAB CT an BOB ieine Softer
in glr.1O6, @eit SO. Ctr, 9&ep- gort,
ldgeu &0tteen ipur6e na6 Dem
9ertiQon-9ureau georadt un0 oann
Den gunoeSbeb0roen fir cine meitere
llnteriuding iiberlpieicn, oo er iib
riiGiic1tSlos gegen Die Ser. Stooten
eeGuBert boben ioa. Scr 0lonn
itommt aus Solingen om &bein uno
pnr6e bon cinem @eidditsmann in
Grenton, SIS. morm ais 5uberlGi
flyer Wfann cmpfoblcn. g8dbreno
Ieines 9lufentbolts IN Oen Ser. Stao.
ten bat Der jlnge Wunn ge5eiet oaB
CT ieinen 2anosIeuten feine @bre &c.
maht bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
8SStlidlcr Giura.

@cgeu 191i llBt oeitern @oreen
fieI Der orei Sabre alte @illiamI&op-
Ian aus ocnl apeiten Stodlperf oeS
Sauies 9lr 26t, gloro. @reteritroBe.
Gr puroe BON ieiner Sdmeiter no6
Dem 1SSobns Supfins Soipitol~ ae-
brodt no er itorb. @r batte iiA
bei'm 6ou ciaeu S9d6elbruA 6uge-
5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

Ger bier sa6re olte Sobn pou
9(nnie Sobus bon g3r. tO4, Siio-
9Inn-StroBe, murOe gegen 3 llbr 30
BON 5wei y{agerrnoO6en ouf Den
6abroamn geidobeu, 70 OoB er iiel
uno ii6 oas redte Sonogelenf Der
itaud6te. @r murOe bon ieiner @illt
ter nad Dem oSobns @opfins Soipi
tol4 genommeh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
Natte nd anluerben laiien.

Der IA Satire aIte 6re0erid 5.
@liner bon 0ir. 1909, 0}oro -0lont-
iorO-9Ipenue, Scr Dor orei @oden
ipurlos oeridponO, IieB iid, mie fem
gater 6reoerid g. @iiller ipdter err
fubr, in Sort SloclmL Stem 9orf,
anmer6cn. Serr W}iller mill nidJt er-
lau6eu, DAB Der ana6e cine llniiorm
trdgt lmo Oarauf 6eite6ell, Dab Der.
ielbe io6aIO Uie moglid nad 9alti-
more 5uriidgeianot miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
@eruer 9i6ttssu ein nfeinOlihcr
QlnSlan6er".

Syn Der uoromeitlihen @oli5eiiia-
tion puroe geitern &ormittog Der 26
Sabre olte @erner 9i0ttsen unter Ger
9lnicbuloigung, Sri. 9Solla 8ittig
in 9lr. 1907, 2inoen.2loenue, I'M
500 betrogen 5u baben, Dem @e.
ri6tsperfobren iiberpielcn. 9fottgen
por berbaftet moroen ais er it6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

Or. g8. s. McGlanabon, felt a6t
So6ren Der Sonitdtsbeamte 0es 10.
0utriftes bon Baltimore -GoluntD, lit
gum eriien Sieutenont I'M 9unoes-
HeierOe- Corps Der gler3te ernannt
uoroen. @r III 81 Sabre alt uno Oer-
beiratbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

9lus ben iibrigen Sinoess@etter-
beobadtunes. .Stationen tDuroen Die
Iolgenoen boditen Ecnlperotllren
Ole nm s llbr eeIterr 9tbenO 6errid)'
len beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
Weridlt Oes NaltimOrc. @etterblreaus.

Ger 8eubigfeitseebaIt Der Suit
mar 7S @ro5ent Inn 8 llbr 0lorgens
un0 36 4roaeni I'm s lIbr gLbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
euunenaifaana un6 .ltnteraang.
Glntb
gSetteransEdJten.

Sir MarDlano uno ben Qiitrift
Columbia flar uno Weitlide 8inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

lIaa 1F@a6as Sta -9alHnI9rs 0orreIgosbtata.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

guH6es- -Gepartcmeut fir SaHomirtI
ifaft--gDetter.@i