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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-08-10

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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-08-10
FRATERNAL DAY AT STATE FAIR
WILL Be BIC AS STATE DAY

Immense FraternaI City to Be Established the Fair
Grounds, Each Order Maintaining Separate Head
quarters-DrilI Competitions to Be Held Tuesday
Night Sept ll-Fraternal Congress Committee Is In
Charge.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21
MILD WINTER PREDICTED BY
WEATHER PROPHETS.

Local weather forecasters, who look
to nature for indications as to what
to expect for the future, are predict
ing a mild winter this time.
These forecasters say the absence
of nuts Of all kinds, such as hickory
nuts, walnuts and even to acorns, is
one sure sign that mild winter is
ahead, or else nature would surely
have provided these things to feed the
squirrels and other animals which eat
them. The crop of all sorts of nuts
is scarcer this year than has been
known in long time. Furthermore,
there are said to be practically no
dogwood balls; the shuck on the corn
is exceptionally thin, and other
things all point to anything but a
rigorous winter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21
SAVE YOUR GARDEN SEED SAYS
u. S. AUTHORITY.

Home gardeners, as we'll as truck
growers, who find seed of favored
varieties difficult to secure, or high
in price, would do we'll to save their
own seed, according to the United
States Department of Agriculture.
The saving of seed from beans, peas,
corn, peppers, okra, eggplant,
squash, cucumbers, ,muskmelons and
watermelons is very simple. the
chief requirement being to select
seed from good plants. Obtaining
seed from tomatoe, radish, lettuce,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
COmings and G0ings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

MIR. and Mrs. Edward Summers
left Wednesday for visit to rela-
tiveS in Kansas
Mrs. Thomas Perry, guest of
friends in this city, has returned to
her home in Mason county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Napier
have returned from a visit to friends
and relatives in Taylorsville.
Miss Elizabeth Mason has re-
turned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Howell, in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Harry Collins has returned
from visit to her mother, Mrs.
Jeptha Haggard, near Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Terrill
are entertaining as guest Mrs. Lii
liam Wright, of Orange, Virginia.
Mr.. Ira Thompson was guest
several days this week of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Thompson.
Mrs. Mary Ireland Davis is in
Chicago, as a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Offutt Boardman, and Mr.. Board
man.
Misses Frances Clay and Mar
garet Willis have returned from a
visit. to Miss Louise Kohlass, in
Winchester.
Miss Anna Washburn has re-
turned to her home in Winchester,
after a visit to Mrs. Maria White,
in this city.
Mrs. w. H. Cannon and little
daughter, Anna Elizabeth, are visit
ing relatives in Montgomery, NichO-
las and Mason counties.
Mr.. Coleman Renick left this
morning for Chicago, where he will
attend the University of Illinois
during the school term of 1917-'18.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Thompson,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Scott and
Miss Mary Ellen Scott were guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry V.
Thompson, in Winchester.
Georgetown News: MRS. Jesse
Alverson and little sons, Lassing and
]. NJ, Jr., have returned from de-
lightful weeks stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Rogers, near Paris"
Mrs. Howard B. Carr and little
son, Charles, who have been guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. Mann, in this city, leave to-day
for their home at Harlan, KY, where
Mr.. Carr is manager for the Combs
Supply Co.
Mrs. ]. J. Dickey continues crit
ically ill at the Methodist parsonage
in Hutchinson. On account of her ill
ness, Rev. Dickey, who was recently
assigned charge of the congregation
of the East Maysville church, has
been unable to leave her.
Mrs. w. E. Pinnell and son, Mr..
Spencer Pinnell, and daughter. Miss
Ruth Pinnell, Mrs. C.. B. Nelson,
daughter, Miss Anna Nelson, and
son, Mr.. Chas. B. Nelson, Jr., of
Winchester, composed motor party
who were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pinnell, near Paris.
Miss Margaret Allen and Mr..
Julian Allen, of Millersburg, and Mr..
Harvey Rogers, of Paris, were guests
at a farewell dance given in Win
chester by Mr.. Theodore Phillips.
After the dance at Elks' Hall the
guests were taken to the home Of Mr..
Phillips, where refreshments were
served.
I. Mr. Edward Turner and son,
Mr.. Harmon Turner, are guests at
Oil Springs. The Springs Hotel is
enjoying an unusually good patron
age for the late season. The hotel
is now under the management of
Mrs. Hodgkin, daughter Of Mr..
Ewell Renaker, of Paris. 1t has
been one of the most popular re-
sorts this summer in this section of
the State.
(Other Personals on Page So
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21
MASON COUNTY CLAIMS OUR
s'SMOOTH" CITIZEN. f

The Maysville Independent makes
the following reference to the
smooth citizen" who recently es-
capped from the Paris Jail:
"Grover Cleveland Morgan, the
boy who escaped from the Paris,
KY, Jail few days ago by greas-
ing his body with soap and crawl
ing through small hole, is a Ma
son county man and was called for
the draft, but failed to report to
the local board for the physical ex-
animation"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO AID IN
FOOD ADMINISTRATION.

Fred M. Sackett, Federal Food Adj
ministrator for Kentucky. has estab-
lished an office in the Speed Build
ing, 315 Guthrie street, Louisville.
and is perfecting his organization.
The food administration of Ken
lucky will be dependent in large
measure upon volunteer workers, and
men from every county in the State
are invited to tender their services.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21

kale,, collards, cabbage, koh1-rabi,
carrots and mustard, while not SO
simple, is not beyond the ability of
any amateur gardener.
A newly published Farmers Bull
letin, Saving Vegetable Seeds for
the Home and Market Garden"
mo, $3.50, which will be supplied
free by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, explains in
detail how to gather and cure seeds
commonly needed by truck growers.
-s ~ "a
1t is hard for a man to see the
point of joke and feel it simultan-
eously.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21
FAITH IN CHANBERLAIN'S
C0I0 AND DfARRHOEA
REMEDY

"Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy was used by my father about
year ago when he had diarrhoea.
It relieved him immediately and by
taking three Doses he was absolutely
cured. He has great faith Ia this
remedy" writes Mrs. VII. Wiliiams.
Stanley. N. Y.
(sept-adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21
-A "a a.
MAYSVILLE MAYOR FINED.

In the Maysville Police Court,
Tuesday, a jury fined Mayor ]. Wes-
ley Lee $40 and costs for violating a
street traffic ordinance. The Mayor
was convicted Of running his auto
past street car while the latter
was discharging passengers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

@arnitur ocrieIben, pie Stiderei.
Spite un0 @ano in ebenlo geidbidter,
lpie oisfreter @die in 9lnmenoltng
tourmt 10 oaB Die Ginfodbeit Der
llnriBliltie aemabrt 6leibt Gie eiu-
iaten 2iiiien1 iinO 6arafteriitiib an
Sen mo0crren llnterfleiOern, obpobI
6ale 9enug inter 6dumsn uno Sal
ten berborgen lit. @irflid aaerliebit
lit Die aonibinotion DON God iIno
&dniiol, ME iie bier in oer9lbbiloung
mieoergegeben lit
glad empire 2illien gearbeitet,
1eIiebt oos &amiiol aus a6medieln-
ben Streiien BON GlluD SpiBe itnO
gemilitertem 8ano @s lit boAit elm
fad5, iolcbes &airiiol ielbit 6er5iliteI.
len. Ser Nod lit bon obaleicb er
foum 70 eriAeint, uno lit garnirt
o6erbol6 Oes 8uBioumes nit orei go.
lnntS BON 5nrter @hnp Spite. Sll
Der @aroero6e oes illngen WiGohenS,
oos germ tar15t, lit Oieies 9leioungs,
itiid fat imentbebrlib. @s lit feline
Ginfroltiuu9 in Ser SailenIinie Oor-
bon0en ipie Dies 70 bGilfig Ser 5oIl
lit. 2eBteres lit ein Sebler, Der bon
bielen iungen W}Go6en begangen
miro, unO Der mogli6It bermie6en
peroen lolte.
Gas o9aisleD4 -Moteriol fonmt
wieoer 81 @bren bod miro oasielbe
nit onoereuL uatiirlih einforbigenl
W}atcrial Dereint. Gieie Whtitcr iino
h0dit anIpreheno an rnO fir iid,
bod qelpinnen Iie unenbli9 an Rleibs
ionfeit fir Die 0urdi9nittsirou
wenn iie nit eiufarbi9em Materiul
3lliannen 5itr @eripenoing fonimeu.
&ombinationen in Sei0e nit @aislep.
Whliter lmo Serge ooer Soiree in
W}orineblou lin0 e6enio elegant, pte
pirfllnqspol. Sin einforbiges Wto-
terial lit erforOerlib, Inn 0ie G9ot.
tirunQen oes Wlulters ob5utonelt, uno
gelp6bnlidb eignet liH Elm ounfler6or-
benton bierfiir afn beiten. 0os in
lnierer fiinften9(b6iloung oeroniGot-
lidte Wfo0cQ lit iOeol fir informele
9}otbn1ittogs -@elegenbeiten, gefertiet
in @tanteIfleio-Gffeft. 9os 9oisleDs
D}oteriol lit ollf oen SSodet- @ffeft be.
f9rdntt, Der bos Serge fir ben Rod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

unO ais @arnihr fir oen SSadeutbeil
beniBt. &leine Sd1e, oie 0ns SSode!
am 4ragen, am luteren &anoe uno
born am SdluB garniren, GilOen Ell
nen biibihen 9luspus fir oos 9o-
itiim. Ser breitranoige &ut uno oic
5ierliben Stiefeletten oerpoa-
itdnoigeH ons aoitiim in idider
@eiic.
&nriier 9leioerma9erinrcn num-
bern ii4, tporum Die ancrifoniihen
6rouen N}o6oir- @eipebe nidt mebr
oeripenoen ais eS ser San lit. Die.
les 0loteriaI lit in 8aris Iebr beIie6t,
beIonbsrs fir bas 6rii6jatr, un6 Ell
nige Der clegauteiten W}oOeae fir Yc-
riierinnen iino bon Olo6air, 9llpuffa
ooer Dem pitn0eriG0nen Moboir- ln6
@olgclpebe, on5 glGn3eno rno oebr-
bar lit, uno in 10 rei6en. lpeiden 6or.
bentonen fonimt. SSn oieIem 6riib.
iobr mn iino Woboir- -@emebe itarf
in 8egebr, gum SbeiI, neil bic Wlo.
0e iie beeiinitigt, gum Sbeil, neil
@onengelpebe Il 1hiper st boben
1in0. Ser @reis bon Mplle in Hoh.
material bat cine pbGnomenoIe Sobe
CREDIT mo9cgsn Wtoboir ieinen nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
GIms Osnr Saci@s Der SOaOOe
q en- D Dorf, 0cn 9 0ldr8,

Gem y or I, 0en y. Dlar5.
Y Gle @erpenouag ron me6r ais ei
mem Bacterial fir Elm uno oasielbc
&leiO lit feinesmegs neit III Der @e.
ihihte Der Nlooe, ober Oiey2lrt mo
Meiis bic oieis 3uIammenfellung
neu nno itttereilant madt, 60 lan9c
man ais &ulptsGricroeruiB ben mo-
0iihen llniriB Der Silbonette i'm 9lus
qe bebGlt, lit foit ieoes arrangement
eeitattet. WsuH man biz groBe Quss
pobl Der Neutrality-suspicious. fir iors
nnene ODER ilrforiueqe @elegeubeitcn
in glugeni6ein uinlmt, muB man ia.
gen, ooB a all WlannigfaItigfeit nidt
febIt. Gie Ybantaiie unierer Wialter'
5ejbner ibeiiit uneridopflid 5u iein,
iino Die Wirfilng Der DloOeae lit off
geraOe3l, frappant. Gs lit niHt nur
bus ARRANGEMENT lonoern eberio Die
g9obI Der Deridbieoeucn Stoiie BON
Der oirle 9irttng ob6dngt Stiderei
in farbiger Seioe, 05olo- ODER SLIDER.
fdoeu biloet einen 6auptfaftor bel
Ger SeriteliiHg oes mo0iid ele5auten
gladlntittogs. imo 9lbenofleioes. Sn
monhen 6dllcn nebman 9rofotgeme.
be Die Stelle bon gcitidtem y2oterial
elm @o nibt MIR bic Stoife, ionoern
oid Die Sarben oeriel6eH peritbieOe-
ne iino, lit natiirlidb beionoere Sorg
folt erforoerlidl sur @r8ieluUg elmer
bormoniiben 6arbenuirfine. 5Siir
befonoers elegant mo 0iitingllirt 9el
ten Nohmittogs- iino Gib 9l6en0flei.
Der in Gdpar5, nit Wctaltud ooei
W1etaaniderei 91otirIi1 nluB Gin
8upiel Der 9eeteren Iorgf0itig ocre
mieoeu perocn, fpenn 0os aleio fiht
iinongcnebm onffallen0 pirfen ioa
gliht mr. oas riHtige WldB Ioufern
nud Der rirbtiga Nlab bafir NH ges
nan eriposen peroen. Iies Gilt nc
tiirlicb oiid ebcuio oa, mo @rofetitof!
fe itott Stiderei 5ur @errer0rug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

% d tmitteI fin6 gsgen Sic
Hatur.

% d mitteI fino ssgen Sic
Natur.
gBir leisn in Der nJrtf. 3tg.": Qluf-
5upa9en tit fat INNER i4mer5li9.
Wtidelangelo puBte es, als er chi
@rabmal Oes WlsOiceers 2oren5o bon
llrbino in 6lorenS ben nMorgen4 bar.
iteIlte. Nlit unsnbli9 ipeber 9epegunq
ntmmt OieIe Jrauenseitult 9lbi4icc
bon benz 9feide bes 9raums. 9luf8u-
pa4en 1T ihmsr5liA. 49,.
@epedt gu perben, lit eieentli4 pi-
Der bic Natur. Der Uleni9 pabi
5ipsifeIIos bon alIein auf tpenn er ge=
mug geI9lafen bat, unb Sagesli9t To-
pie 9oselIang Iorgeu I9on Dafiir, bar
er ii9 ni9t iiberI9ldIt. DaB mir meiii
troBosm nidt aufpu9en, fonOern
tiiuitli9e Wedmittsl brau9en, iii i'm
@runbe ebsnionsnig natiirli6 pit et-
ma bic 9lnpsnbnng bon @9lafmitteln
gum @inIdlafeu. Sn jebem Sale lieei
es duf Der SanO, OaB cine 10 be0ent-
lid9e Dperation, Elm 10 ttefer @inqrifi
in bic Ratur, ipie bic gepaltlamc
lleberfiibrung aus 0sm 3uItonb BEG
S@lummers II ben bes Wabens lit,
gef9idt unb be6utIam pDrgtnommen
perOen 1ollte. Die aber liegen Die
Dinge in Wirfli9teit. Die meiiten
Meni9en ipsrOen falI9 gepedt Sie
perben iiberbaupt ni9t eigentli9 oaf.
geipedt, Ionoern id9lings aus Ocm
S6lafe gs19redt. Selbit in ben an
sebli4 utomfortabeliten" !0otsls ges
I9iebt nod beutigen Sages bas 8eden
in Der bsraltetsn Meiie bur9 bic
6erren Saustne9te. pDer aber, traa
f9limmer lit, burb med)oniI1e, al1O
unin0iOibueIle Medappardte, bic nod
riidf9tsloisr peden. Denn Der Sduss
tnsdt, fpenn er einmdl bur9 tbeilpeiz
fes 3ertriimmern Der Sbiirfulluna mil
Der SauIt einem bic 2lngItDoritelluHg,
bdB bas 0otsl in 8ronb itebe, beiqe.
broht bat, oi6t ii9 penigitens corn
5pfrieben ipGbrenO Der Meder ipeiter
raft unb Iein Spfer Io5uiagep iiber=
ipedt. 6olb betGubt srfheint bdnn osr
lleberpedte beim 5rii6Fiid. Grit mad
elmer Stunbe 1T fein 9lerbenI9Ilem
fpisber 70 nsit in Srbnung, ipie es
aleicb eetpsfen ipGre, ipenn man i'm
IanaTamer ober nit Dem Minimum bes
sur Grsielunc bes Gffetts nStbiscu
RaOaus gspedt Raths llH1 in d6uIi,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

oclu M}etalhd5 bat cine 6iibiHe Gan.
qe unO angemeliene &eite, woourh
Sic 0as aleio 6aratterilirenoe Gin
iad]beit Ser Sinisn betont miro.
Gin rei3euoes aleio in ibwor5em
Res nuo ocitidter Spise fir cine Jun,
ge 9erion lit in uHierer 5peiten 81
hntration ipieoergegeben SIN glage.
mciaen qiitsgdn5 Sdmar5 filr 5u alt,
fir Elm Der iiiugeren Generation an
aeborpnocs Meien SSii Oieier Saiion
jeSoh iino ole 0erideoenen @epebe
10 gai6idt 5iioumengeiteat uno &c,
boto6abt, ouB nub oie Eebiitantin
Elm ihmor3es aleio iebr gut tragen
fam. Is iino oie iugenoliden 81.
MEN, oie Elm ioldes aleio au4 fir
oie iu9erolide Erdgerin geeignet mo.
den
Sin ent3iideuOss Mobtn 1T bos in
9leoe lte5enoe, bier i'm 8ilOe mieoer.
gegebene, ausgefiibrt in idipar3enl
SeiDen.gleB uno geitifter, netartiger
Spite BON einen ipimoeroolen Wlii-
iter. Cos alei0 lit BON einfaditen
Siuien oenn ole Saiae lit weiter
nifts ols Elm eng onliegenOer Wlie-
Der gffeft nit SHitlteritreiien bon
gteB, m16reno Der 9iod qlntt lmo boa
6ernieoerf1Qt, NIT elmer loie IN Sal
ten eeIsstsn NsB= Grapirung on betz
BEN soften. 3icieS lestere Getatl
gi6t Dem 9Rod etfuos bon Dem neuen
Barrel -@ffeft, DER fiir5hd einge-
fii6rt muroe, uuo gleih5eitig pir6
ooOurd oas Boneel-6ront II unb
5liicfrnt6eil betont. Ger eit5iee Sor-
ben- 3niab finoet iicb in Dem fleiih.
forbigen 99oireebouo, nit Shleifen
uno ,,GSaoeu4 III Dem g1et.5onOu.
Eieies pin5ige 0etoil liefert oas mas
Dem S(leio cine ilgeuOlide glote per.
leiht.
Die vGbeiriic-9louie~ wv elm nett.
cs @ort, Oas ii9 innittelbor nit Der
@critclling bon Ni0laop's 9ouOoir
Dcrfniipftein 8leiounasitiid, oas auf
Sen criten @lid idpn eiit @efiibl Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

der @eiic i4a0iscu bic Meni9en uu=
iiberaa iicb ielbit Obsr eiuanOsr je6en
YtOrgen bic VeIuno3eit. SIT OaS mo-
tbias
ytatiirIiA sibt es QebsnsIugen, no
Das Mearll tsionOers mem, es ii4 Iii,
oos m0gli9tt raIGc 9lufpcden risler
perIOnen Ourb einen Gin3elnen banz
belt, Obns beipnOerc pI9@ologil9s
Ridii9ten plOBli9 unO gepaltiam ges
i9eben muB. 60 nerben in oislem
4riege altagli9 un5dblige NlsnTden,
&ombattanten unO gli9ttombottdnten,
our9 bas 9eulen Der Sirenen abIi@tz
li9, our4 Nstondtionen aler Raliber
undbii9ili9 sepedt. 1iss BARI uns
uber ni9t dbbalten, nit unierem Sim
nen unb Sra9ten na6 erb0bter 3padz
mdBigteit unlerer 2ebensiii9rung uEs
ter normalen YerbdltniIen fort3ufa6s
rem, unb ipenn Semanb es ablcbnt, Der
Runit 0es Wedens ols elmer allSuSGrts
lihen iiberbaupt nabe5utreten, 10 fpiyt
er bic 8eOeltung Der Sa9e immer 3us
geben miiieu fir bic bon glatur 3ars
ten, BEL Deuen aud Das llnbeoelltcnDe
8Oeutung geipinnt: fir bic Sinosr.
&inber perDen melitens piel Al
plOBli9 ur6 aud piel Su gepoltIam
sefpedt, uuO iper tdgli6 S9ulfinDer in
ben eriten MorgenitunDen por ii9 5at,
iiebt lei9t Die 6olgen; Die jd6dras
9lufgel8redten MAIDEN etnen iibernGAr
tieeH @inOrud, aud penn lie lanqe
genu9 gef9lofen baben 9ds pl0Bli1e
gBsden pirtt aber aud, i4eint mir,
nadtbeilig auf bic SnteIligsn3; man
tdnu ii9 in Der Shat lei4t oorIt,nen,
OaB es auf bas empFinoli9ere @e5irn
oes &inOes ubitumpfen0 pirten maB,
penn 2t9t uno 2drm plOBli9 lamb
nenartig berelnDre9en. Ob in 5isfer
8e5ie9ung BON ben 5iinftigen &inoerz
pfDhologen @eriu9e gemag1 iin6, i'll
mir nt9t 6etunnt. Doqegrn finbe id
cine ilberraidenbe BefGtigung oieTes
@eoantens in elmer bonn Ql6oe =.
Ra1nol 1855 anon1m 6rousaeaebercn
SammIung bon rNnecootes lit6z
raires". Der 9erfaKer er3Gblt ba bon
Oem Batter Wlontagnes (ber an feinenl
Sobn olIerbanb @r3iebungsioeen reas
liiirte; 10 muBtc bas &in6 nod por
Teiner NtutterTpra6e bic ldteiniIbe err
lernen. inOem elm 9eutl9sr. Der tein
@ort 6rup56iiT9 peritanS, Bis gum
Ie1iten Sabre mir latetni1d nit ibm
Ipra9) folgenbe Qtnetbote bonn WeGen:
Mdn bate Dem Batter periihert. oab
es bos @ebirn Der ainber I9Goi9e unD
ibren 9erfonb abItumpfe, penn man
fe oes Morgens jGblings aufpede.
0err be Montagns beItimmte oaber,
buB Tein Sobn. bamit er bieIer @eFobr
nibt ausgefsBt fei, bur6 ben alarq
zines angsnebmen WluIitinItrltmentS
aufQepedt fprben TDIIts."
Sc tann fiisli9 nitbt gefor6ert tDer~
ben, boB ieOer Batter ieben N{orotn
Ieinen &inbern 10 lange ouf Der SSf0te
borTpitlt, bis lie munter perben. 2(ber
man tdnn bsrmeiben, bic 3inber in
bieIer 3eit Der oorgsiteIten Sommers
ubren all5u bart uro dIlsu idb ans hem
tieFen morgen6li9en S9lummer gu
rsiBen
0enn oufsupaden III fir elm Sdiul.
limb imner6in man9mal I9mer5lic5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

gebaalid5feit erpedt Gs lit meiit
alsgcflbrt III irgeno einem iueiden,
Sarten Uloterial, pie Crepe, ipei9em
Qltlas. I}cteor ooer 8attilt. Ole mel
Iten oieier @louien boben piel bon
Ser g1eoiigec- Solslinie, bic III iebr
onipreGenoer @lnnier eeidloiien
wir0, eutipeOer nurd '8uaidniire ooer
eineul 3ierfltopf @s mir6 8ugegeben,
Dab oieie G6entiiesHoiilen nidt ben
9lnfIang gefllnoen boben, ben man err
ipartet bate, tpo5 pieleidt oarin iei.
nen@runo Bat, oaB cine ouBergeiuO6rs
lid 9iibiHs 9erIou ba5u gsbOrt, I'M
portDeiI6oft borin aus3uIeben Wtan
nnib ihon gerooe5u cine @enus iein,
Inn ole in imierer 0ritten glbbiloun9
peranihaulibte @loiie nit @rfolg
tragen 3u fonuen. SSigur iuio Sals-
linie miiiien perfett iein. gIusgefiibrt
lit 0ieie @lonie III ipeiBen Seioen.
Crepe, oer5iert in rei5enoer @eile
init Stiderei in Observation-Disclosures
Ser riin6 aiisqeldhnittene Sols miro
Born mittels 3ugIbiiren gel4loHen
glls @iirtcl oient Elm 5onbreiterStrei-
fen bon Dem W}oterial ,Der5iert NIT
Stiderei oesielben Wliiiters, luis
oben an oer @loule. @on eigenartiger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

Jorm iino Die gtermel, sic o6en peit,
iih nad unten 81 Derengeu, NIT mei'
ter, iibcr ole @an0 fallenoer Man.
ibette. Die @louie lit rei3enO nm
iibcrous fleiOiomL fir bic GrGgerin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

Die Den glnforOeringen entipribt, itnb
obne 6roge iebr beauem.
Sebr biel bon Dem &ei5 uno Der
Shonbeit Ser llnterfleioer oieier
Soiion liedt in Der 3hotindhe. nnh 0i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
q ug 6tlfe.

G6eF: .9ebor id sic engasire, muB
itb unter 2lnberem au4 bsnterten, Oob
mein Saus puntt 10 llbr NbenOS ges
laloHen nirb."
Sunoe- Monn: .D1s md6t mir -
ncnn S6r Sous nur re@t friib3eitig
pieoer aufsemaAt piro.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
Scr g @@nsrsn5I9st p0r

.grfennen sic in bem Jrdulsin
Disisnigs pieber, bic Sic iib 5u tiiI4
fen srloubten2"
.Sa ~. ha, ba miiBf i6 Iic idou
nod einmal tiiFen birfeu.~
Die Ma6rbeit genisBt Hsipstt,
b'rum lpeit1t ibr 70 man@cr in aroY
bsm 8ogsn aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
8pcifeIbaftsS DisOsrft,
BEN.

n@eitern babe i9 BON meinem Sntsl
pa6rIGeinlia fiir immer &bi@icO ges
nommen."
r@isIo Osnn2 SIT er Oiellsi&t i@Dcr
ertrantt9"
.Rsint Spur, ober or Iagte mir.
baB ih i'm nur odnn ipiebsr fuAsn
bari, tpenn ih tein @elo brdu9s."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
@erGuoerte u n dt.

SEPT rut6en sic mir auf einmal
bonn Geirdtben a6. 6aben Sic mir
ni9t Oor tur5er 3eit ebeuiO OrinsenO
Sugere0et9"
rSo, bo mar i6 fei6er crit rier
WoGen perbeirot9ct!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01


onrnen. glr farbigen aleioern fam
bic 6tiderei glei4fdr6ig nit oegl
w2aterial ooer aHoersfar6ig iein Snl
lestcren yoae ljuo in einen Whliter
oft oIleiSorben pertreten, Meihe oriells
taIiI1e N1uItet iinb iebr beIiebt, ebens
10 Stiderei In 0joIoidulr itno @orte.
Inter ben ncieitcn gtdcbniittagS
uno Gnipfnngsfleioern finoet man
oiele, ipo buei nnO mand]nal oref
5toffe 70 pelbtdt 5lIionln.cn8eitellt
Iin0. ouB feiuer berlelbeu beionoers
por6errTtt. Sin ie6r anlpreAeuoes
ercntSlar oieIer Dirt lit in unie.
rer erIten Qlbbiloiing peranibdilibt
Gduporses 9seb, Dletaa 49nd) unoDle.
tad. .groFat bilocn ons W2oterial Gic
2trien fins aerooe iuio iiberaiis elm.
fade. Sebr aport Dirff oas brelte
Naneel bon Oem9rofat, oas porn non
Ser Taiaenliuie bis olli oen Modialnt
fdnt, ipdGren6 elm loIe orapirter 9ilrs
tel bonn eigenen Materiol init lett.
ipdrts bangenocn Sdjarpen-@noen bic
Werbiu0unq 3wiiheu 9lod uno EaiIle
herfelt 2ebier, BON gleB, 1T ousges
itdttet init einer @eite bon cremefars
bigger Spite bic osm gan5eH cine
wsidie glste perleLbt Der @od Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
Bttro @tuno.

Wlertlpirois, ipenn SsmonO am
@noe feinsS 2ebsns tDtal a6ge6rannt
it, seroOe Dum 9iuterldBt er feline
QtIde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

molen 9}reis bebalten bat. Go5u
fommt nod, Dab Die 6Gr6en oamit 70
puuoerpolle 0inge ollsridteh. @inige
Der neuen SHattirlngen uno 6nrben-
fombinationen iino ent5iidero.
M an 0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
81 Il h etm a 8.

@oiner. Cir batten iie bod Elm
SSo6r 0raitieebrummt ou bit idon
wieoer frei?~
~Su, id babe 6Qh Sou uub glac9t
ieieilenI~ <asse 5sB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

Yeim SeiratbSpermittler.
nMie i'm S,nu Der Mann bef8affen
fsin. ben sic iih piini1en9"
a&cGt geTuno iOu cr Iein ... 6a.
Zen Sic teinen obne 8linboarm2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
9 0 N s lad.

Dsnn g Slid gu mir fam i@ ponPs
nicbt i9eIien
selbit ouf bic Ssfabr 9inL ais Ssum
an nelfenl