davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-08
Semitic lanauaaes.

Hebrew and Chaldee are sister dia'
iects Of great family of languages
20 which the name of Semitic has nsu.
ally been given from the real or sup
posed descent of the people speaking
them from the patriarch shem. Shem
was the eldest son Of Noah, born (Ge-
nesis $500 when his father had at
tanned the age Of 800 years. He was
ninety eight years old, married and
chlldless at the time Of the deluse. He
died at the age Of six hundred years.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-08
A Junk.

Junk is the name of vessel In com
mon use in the river and coastal trade
of China. II is also used by the Jap
anese. The junk has high forecastle
and poop, and ordinarily three masts.
Junks, although clumsy vessels, inca
pable of much seamanship or speed,
have proved themselves very seawor-
thy. The junk of Japan is consider
ably superior to that used in China.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-08

There is not Bit of routine, how
ever cheap our unthinking mind may
count IT, that was not started by
genius. The fundamental facilities OF
life, the things we use rs carelessl'
as we tread the pavement-the very
fire we light the tools we handle az
our work. the food we cat--euch rep
rescnts some early triumph of mans
spirit.-Exchango
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-08
Old Theory Exploded.

have known vast quantities or
nonsense talked about bad men not
looking you in the face. Don't trust
that conventional idea. Dishonest
people will stare you out of counter
nance any day in the week if there
is anything to he got by it-Dickens.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-08
The Way Smoothers.

Blessed are the happiness makers
Blessed are they that remove friction
TINT make the courses Of life smooth
and the intercourse OF man genie.
Henry Ward Beecher.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-08
Moon Was Broke.

one evening three-year.old Harold.
seeing the new moon, ran TO his moth
er greatly excited and said: "Oh,
mamma, come quick and see, the
moons all broke"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-08
The Burdens Of Life

Money and time are the heaviest bur
dens of life, and the unhappiest of all
mortals are those who have more Of
either than they know how to use.-Dr.
johnson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-08
Hard Name to Remember.

Olive was watching II neighbor max
ing pie and was told II was lemon
meringuc. The next day the little tot
came back and asked, what was that
pies last manner
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
RICE GROWN FROM SEED
1000 YEARS OLD SERVED
MlKADO AT ARMY REVIEW
CBy Associated Press1

TOXIC, Nov. - Rice grown d.
rectly from seed grains one thousand
years old will be served the Emperor
of Japan when he attends the autumn
maneuvers of the Japanese army in
'Shiga prefecture this fall. The an
cient rice grains were found inside a
wooden image of Vaisravana in a lit
tie Buddhist temple in the village of
Iwame
Vaisravana is the god of wealth,
and his image had become so old as
to need repairing. In the course of
doing this there was found inside the
image flaXen bag containing the seed
and a paper with the following in
struction in ancient Chinese char
acters:
This image has been carved for the
peace of the world. If any one of a
later generation open it he should put
in new seed" From the artistic style
of the carving and the traditions re-
lating to the image, it was estimated
that the seeds were 1000 years old
They were planted and yielded good
crop.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
GENERAL AWNING
SYSTEM PLANNED
ON FORT Street


Sto'. a"::i.-. 7" rf>> >-.|."'' 10 ~,
added 10 the o"I f"..""> h"'"!"-
Will co., r t lr'.- 49,. an i. ','.'''
weather, prov IdthL ~d' ICY ."' 'HoSt
"ho "alt for cars i"'S A"n.@G : ~
b. part OF 2en"Tai awning scheme
which XII. ":''T p'o''' no" from "a /"
sun and ram 'or s""rp'?s o. me = I"
~lde OF Fort Street.
F.h"rS ne" S'''T" = Is nov ''.''"
computed, 50 .aT a. ~ e\-'TIS' -
concerned, and - teaUNlul Gf'! AM
black front presents MOST a'Tac'I't
appearance. "hirH WIZ Ne seen u"
murh better advantage "h"n u" sea-
folding around IN" other l|PTo'e'
menfs that are beng maze on lI"'
S'IT ~ ., ''I' -! eT: an ~. oI,.o
=, ~ vi Il''!'S'' aH,au -
''"' I!o''I' :" Ho''3 o,,1l,
o"o' NI'p' anu - - '''', ',oo',,,
a. -" H"S9 NOV WI, " .t' 40
w, VIII NJ "D''''.I ~, nc ortjo,'Ia-
"r t p'' t ~ ,'V',
+or,,,.,io, 80 ,nard mora than
ono,o inrouo io offo'pI h., tho new
:, ,u, u.indou, ~ tho Manufacturers
Shoe Connanv win rows ON ton of
rous IF hoar,it,,I nov footwear SET
off hv tho rrarh;a framc or the win.
dovc
Thrun,.e now. vio,,ov.s aro most ar.
ti,tic With tho;r d,snIa,. ~ u,,aint NOT
ter,, which co,oae n oil shanas. and
j., oil tho neutral shades bormonjzinq
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
Social
Annoyance

From a hygicnic standpoint social annoy
ance Is getting serious. since the strain on both
the body and the mind requires constant physi-
cal attention. Certainly nothing is more an
noying TO a refined person than offensive pers
piration or body odors. Those who have used
Tyree's Antiseptic Powder know it to be the
one remedy which never dIsappoints For gem
eraI uses-derendable in all cases-it should
be in every household.
Dr. ". E. Charter, of the Faculte de Paris,
France. said IF thee is a very unpleasant
affection and hard TO cure at that, 1t is surely
these conditions" He also say, there are
to be found in the drug stores many prepara-
tons C ntaining boracic acid and talcum. These
preparations. generally used In a dried state
have the great Inconvenience Of clogging the
pores of the skin. This - not the case with
Tyree's Antiseptc PoWder as 1t acts as a
deodOrzing. stimulating agent. My attention
was called to this fact while attending several
cases of severe Inflammation produced by
Poison Oak. While No other remedy would
give relief. Tyree's Antiseptic in the proper
ton Of two teaspOonfuls to a pint Of water
allayed the intense pain in a comparatively
short space of time.
This preparation IS sold in boxes at twenty
Eve cents and one dollar, by the manufacturer.
J. S, Tyree, Chemist. Inc. Washington. D c.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
HILO MAY GET
new ICE PLANT
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence

(SpoclA Star Bulletln CoCIeSpOuueACe'J
HILO, Dec 10.-HilO is to have an
other ice works if the plans of A. q.
Curtis materialize The Hawaii board
Of supervisors we're approached
through a communication from MIR.
Curtis yesterday and were asked if
they would sign an agreement to al
low the new ice making company to
secure water from the county mains
in sufficient quantities to manufac,
ture seven tons Of ice per day.
The application Of Mr.. Curtis was
referred to the members OF the board
from the first representative district,
With instruC tons to investigate.
The new ice company, If started
will, it is claimed, supply ice to the
Japanese fishermen who take cOnsid-
cradle quantities each day for their
sampans.
The new plant is to be established
in Waiakea at a point where the ice
can be handled direct into the sam
pans and thus avoid hauling.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

A general strike OF all workmen, in
Guiding those on railways has prac.
tiCally tied up industry in Heisingfors
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
K|LAUEA CUTOFF
ROAD PROPOSED
Especial Star Bulletin co-re70oadence)

especial star Bulletin CORE 7oo1de1ce)
HlLO. peo I"--!u rel",snre - tho
nropo>ed c}.tof' road 4hj0h Has been
r@tNned nv Comfy Engjneer a. t
Wheeler all! hioh Is TO shorten tive
way 70 the tt OF Kl!a"oa aHI Incl
don'a7v 10 rod:. o no C,ainrenaDC"
charges Of sore throe tn0"saCi :"o:
Of roadbed. Supervisor + II Lyman
= on. on record Yesterday morning a.
TIE meeting of the so,ons 70 the eff
fe~t that he Gid nC: aYQrovc Of II.
cu'of'
Il fee, that 70 make TIE c:.to''
would reduce the Gene effects Ior
tie tourists who ride down the road
in automobiles. said Mr. Lyman.
The road vas constructed to give
the tourists glimpse Of the wonder.
FIJI Semi-trOpical forest through which
II winds. That scene is an asset and
it should not be shortened, in my
opinion"
Supervisor A. NJ Cabrinha declared
it would be better to make the cutoff.
Tourists could follow the foot trail II
they wanted to see more OF Kilauea,
Xxi He also said that the fact that. in
time. the road would be made a per.
manent affair. seemed to be overlook
ed When that time came, II the route
were shorter by three thousand feet
or So there would be less road to
construct
The matter vas left in abeyanCe as
there is a lot Of data to be gathered.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
EASY TO RID HOME
OF RATS AND MICE

There is no need Of suffering from
the depredations Of rats and mice now
that Stearns' Paste is readily obtain.
able at nearly every store A small
box Of this effective extermfnator costs
but thirty-five cents and is usually SUI,
ficient to completely rid the house,
store or barn of rats and mice. The
U. S. government has bought thou
sands Of pounds OF Stearns' Paste for
use in cities where rats and mice are
plentiful. The Paste is also efficient
in destroying cockrcaches and water.
bugs.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

Sim Fem prisoners numbering
about 80 were released in Dublin.
They were ON a hunger strike
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

The bumper crop Of potatoes in Ger
many has dwindled. The authorities
overestimated the figures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
OHIOANS STEAL
COAL BOUNDFOR
Other DISTRICTS

Tie fuel administrat. n has issued
10 follow ing
WAul~>a!a coal robbery in O..lo has
''eer unearta"d 10y the tinted 1t3'rs
tI"l administration, In som" WlH, e1
railroad tracks have been torn ~.
tnrouch freight STOPPED, and loaded
coal cars ccNfsrated. In ot..rT places
cars O. rcal have been taken from sid
ings. The theftS have been directed
by mayors and city Iii'ialS OF TOWNS
which have teen allowed onI> enough
coal for their immediate needs and
where the people. had become rest!>e
from seeing hundreds Of coal trains 81
rafting through the state headed for
lake ports and the Northwest.
This municipal robbery has not only
disarranged shipping, hat it has
caused unnecessary hardships in other
states and in other Ohio towns. An
example Of this was given by Homer
II. Johnson. fuel administrator for
Ohio
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

Benson. Smith & ca Druesists-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
REMEMBER THE NURSE.

AS Christmas time draws nearer,
And We prepare our box;
And stuff, with bags of goodies,
A little line of socks;
We think with bitter sadness,
OF all the carnage rife;
When soldier faces soldier,
And seek each others life;
We think OF all the brave boys,
Who've gone across the sea;
To fight our countrys battle,
And uphold our liberty;
We grant them every honor,
BY tongue, and song, and verse;
But over there" are others,
How about the Red Cross nurse?
When Sammie lies unconscious,
Torn by shot and shell;
Who nurses him so tender?
Who strives TO make him we'll?
Who soothes his aching temples?
AS mother used to do?
Who watches through the long
night,
And tries to pull him through"
Others besides "Sammies" should
Our Christmas spirit share;
Let's try not to forget them
Our nurses over there"
tom MERLE.
The bumper crop Of potatoes in Ger
any has dwindled. The authorize
rerestimated the figures
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
Example Of Confiscation

Four cars Of coal were ordered to
one town which needed fuel badly
The day it was scheduled to arrive
trucks and wagons waited vanl at
the station to unload the promised
coal, town just an hours run dow :
the line having stopped tho train ard
COnfisrated all four cars for its own
use. Much confusion was the result.
as a supply for the second town was
already on the road.
Most Of the coal stolen. however.
VAS on its way to Minnesota, the pc
ninsuIG Of Michigan northern Wiscon-
sin, and the DakCtas. The fuel admin
istratiOn is rushing thousands OF cars
of coal to these states by way Of the
Great Lakes in order to provision
them for the winter before ice shuts
down lake traffic, usually between The
LIST and 10th Of December.
1t is an exciting game which the
fuel administration is playing against
time. as the coal which is not gotten
into this territory by the lakes can
not be sent in any other way, because
the shortage Of coal cars is so great
that none can possibly be spared for
the long haul to the Northwest.
The fears Of the offending Ohio
towns, that they would be left entirely
without coal, were groundless. as tho
fuel administration has ordered that
the immediate needs Of Ohio and
Michigan be supplied
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
STARTLING RESULTS
IN HONOLULU

People report incredible results
from pure Lavoptik eye wash. A girl
with weak, strained eyes was helped
by one application. Her mother could
not sew or read because Of eye pains.
In one week her trouble was gone. A
small bottle Iavoptik is guaranteed
to help EVERY CASE weak, strained
or inflamed eyes ONE WASH startles
with it's incredible results. Pure
aluminium eye cup FREE. The Hol.
lister Drug Company.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

The progress that is being made by
Germs Of Santo Domingo is shown by
the fact that during the past few
months six linotype machines of
American manufacture were pur
chased
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
S. S. MCCLURE LECTURE
BARRED.

y RALEIGH. y. C.-S. s. Nc (
= clure's lecture entitled Road to
= Peace" which was to have been <
= delivered shortly at the Univer-
+ sity of North Carolina, has been
= called off by the university au- (
\ thorities on the ground that it (
y features the British as the chief
= obstacle to peace and is out Of (
= harmony with American ideals. I
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18

afi + nia
 M b efl inmrfa oafa 0mt
 tU ri
 ume .
 3N 6 n 6  5fe t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

SEN pI0bIib berfolleneit 8iieett iin0
ben borniibergebellgten @Hultern oas
@ilo zines gebro6enen WanneS.
Sdeer iob beioret ollf i'm uno i6ob
ibm Elm @las 3l. ,&omm, trinf et-
uen Gropfen. gs iit bonn olteu Bern
caltIer. 9lber abas nuiBt blt mir NAL
Giles erflGrenl~
llno @obltrout itellte na6 itno
nod feline 2eioeusgei1iHte bor, oas
&onfitrren5eleno, ieiue @eriutbe, oiif
fiir5erem @ege @elo ein3ubrineen, 81
benen i'm Der i6pierige Stono Der
@eiddfte getrieben botte, feline Soft.
utna, Dab es Dem @brliden gelingen
tper0e, uno enoli6 oos Ttete uno Itiid.
meiIe 8erbrodeln ieines @erm0aens
rno oas Sdninoen ieiner 8uberiid6t.
Gr er3Gblte mebr bon ittb ielber olS
ron ieinen @eiddften; ober Sdger
botfe grfobrung gerug, Inn Die Eat
iamen beralS5uboren itn0 on ibren
Blab Su brtngen. @r fonrte, ais
gBobltrailt geenoet botte, nit glttenl
@laiben oarlegen, Dob es INNER
nod nicbt 0os Sdlininllte iei, ipenn
Der Breitiio, ro6oem er SanS uno
@anocl losgeiporoen, ais frcier, I'M.
berIHuloeter Woun oaitebe lno nit
ieiner @eidaftserfabriing nod ouf
einen giiten Soften rebuen oiirfe.
nS1 peiB niHt, tDte th es trogen
per6el~ feif8te @obltroilt; ober SSG-
ger betradtete es ols elm gutes 8ei-
den, oaB Der @etroffene onfing, in
fleinen S9liiden nit gelpitten Sem.
IdmeGernlunoe ieinen @ein 5ii Idliir.
fen, iino oaB er iidb beiin 5peiteit Gin
i9enfen 81 Der 5roge bergaB, mas Der
oor5iigli6e &ropfen fiir Elm Sabreaug
iei.
glls Die 9aniilie @obltrolit iib oif
ben Seimipeg begab, ging Sofob 6lDar
fhtntm uno in idperen @eoonten, ,aber
oob NIT gefeltigterem Wht, ais er ge-
fomnen mar, Der olten @ebouirng
Sn, Die ibn in triiber @oratSiid)t
ft6on nibt nebr 81 eigen f6ien ino
ii1 ibnf jebt itol3er irno beiibeusper-
ter oaritellte ais ielbit in ieinen Sling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

o9ie 1ebroteneu Eoitben iperoen
ibm babel nidt in oen Wtuno fliegei, "
balf Sdeer peiter.
uSb iDeiB nicbt, ipie er ii1 oitr6-
bringen fann," iagte @pa georiidt.
ng1a, 0a lit eS am Gnoe fein llebeI,
mern Der alte Snfel einmol ba unten
rorbeifommt.~
rgld, ih bin 10 frobi" ieiifate Gbd
oilf. plln0 .er miro geiptB tpeiterfoms
men, tpenn er eininol lernen fur1, gu
mos er oeibidt it,"
n@r ipar immer eiitsunIteIlieer
@uride tino elmer, Der feline @ode
ourdfiibrt, ingte sSGoer init 9taf-
oritd ,@S fonlte iib mon6er ettpas
bon ieiner @eborrliDfeit tpiinl1eit"
@r idmieg im0 ielif5te. @eim Souie
trofen lie Mobltraut mto @mnD, uno
Ssdger fbIug Dem @alt Dor, nod elm
@las ino cine 8igarre nit ibm i'm
&erren3inlner 81 foiten
gIls Mobltrout it1 allein NIT Dem
Sreitnoe fob, eob CT Die 8erltellltng
ouf. @r iieb fidb tief oitfieuf3eno in
oas9eoeriofa follen nno iagte: rW1ein
@ott, Sdger, ih ipollte Dir oein @e.
burtStagSfeit nibt triibeu; ober ic6
balte es nid5t me9r ans. Sci mir 1T
dlleS berlorGi~
SSdeer, Der eben eini6enfen ipollte,
itellte Die Slaide bart ,oufitoBeno bin
nno iob Dem 5reutoe ms @eiiHt.
SD babe nibtS tiiebr ais SHul.
cen; jb fam Die 8irma nidt mebr
boIten," rief @obltroitt NIT einem
G1luH5el in Der Stimme.
80 ploBlid2~ frogte sS1ger er-
f1rodeu. ogteulid bait on mir Die
2oge ood nod gana onOers gei1il-
cert. Soft OH II bait OF llngliid &c.
bobt in @rioot9eidditen2~
oSS1 fam 0ir iebt nicbt allies ia.
GEN" ieuf3te g8obltroiit imo IieB Ole
Sano, ste oas Gaihenhi6 6ielt,
ic6mer oltf iein Gnic fallen. n@s
fonmlt num- mas on mir rieteit Die
2iquiootion. llnO Damn itebe id5 nIf
Ger StroBe ~ fam glrbeit iiihen-~
/. gr rang nod gLtem uno bot nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

lingsiaBren oamals, olS er nod init
begierigen glligen aus 0em fleinen
&efig na6 Dem groBen geieben bate
g3o9 ME mar ibm ooS olte, qroue
Snus 70 ein6riidli1 uIs Sinnbil6 biir-
gerli6en g[niebens eri1ienen ipie iett,
p6breno er oltf oas tpappengeldmitd.
tc Bortal 5ni1ritt.
lluteroeiien butte Gbo Der Gdme.
tier Sntel Sdgers cute gieuigfeit err
56blt, pornlf Morgrit NIT einem
ianfteii Sellf3er fogte, man nliiiie irl-
mer boffen Dab fir ie0en Der Sag
fomme, oa er cine 9lrbeit nab ieineln
Ser5en tliR.oiirfe. Wian febe, bic SiIfe
crrei6e einen oft bon gan8 unermorte.
ter Seite.
Sin einem regnerii6en Morgen Ser
n6diten @o1e ging mtf Dem Steig
oes @anterburger @abnbofes @err
Suoipig Sdger nit Iangen S6ritten
ouf itno ob @r 6atte Elm fariertes
8laiotuG iiber Der S9uIter bdugen
ino einen groBgriffigen erouen
S9irn in Der &ono. Seine baudige
9ieiietoIde init oen qelben S9IieBen
loqerte brett ona Bo0en an einen
Stiibpfeiler oelebit, oen sSGger ni6t
aus oen 9lugen IieB. @beu ols Der
Bug fi6tbor tpuroe, fam bonn Gin.
gang Der cine fliegen0e @eltalt oober-
eeI6oIien, nit tpebenoem Wlnitel ilno
bonn @egenipino geb1unttem $ut. @S
mar @Oa, Die eineh @rief Dor ii6 bin
bielt luto rief: ,,Onfel, nimntit on ibn
nit2" lln6 ais iie sSGeer erreibt bat
te, lagte iie erroteno: n8ielleidt 9n.
fel, gibft OH ibn ibm gleif ODER i1idit
ibn boraus; oann peiB er f9on, oob
er fi9 freuen oorf. @r lit ia iebt
lei6t Elm bibden fuurria uno Oer-
frie6t iih germ, Ou tpeiBt i1ou, felt CT
iobiel @erorilB batte.~
o@ib on mir mir oeine gnpfeb.
hing, aino,@ iaete sSdger giitrniitig
uno 1tedte oen19rief IN Die &eiietai6e
glls er ibn nabnb fiibltc cr, ooB ein
rim0er, borter @egenitono Oorin mar,
mo cr iogte in ber5fdem Con, inocm
CT oli Die boA@igc Eoi9e flopite;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

$50 freiIi9 pobnt ser Serr @obI-
traltt bier. llno Der Serr iein on
gno gar Der &err 9apo? 9os bob
ia immer geiogt, zines Cages fomnt
Der gnd Serr Bapd, iuo oann gibts
anoere 8eiten firm iirugen Serrn. Sob
I net reht eebobt?~
2uopig SGger mioeripro1 ni6i
tno erfltnoigte iid, oh Der iilnge
Monn 8u Souie iei SSn elmer bolben
Stunoe wiiroe er 0a iein, meintc5rmI
&obiih, uno SGger erbat iib BON Der
SatSfrmt Die @unlt, in5ipiibcn IN
Der &iibe mortelr 5l oiirfen, ,paS Sroli
&obiIb inter oielen @nti6uloiglnlgctl
megen oeS engen BlobeS uno Der IN
Der &iide porgenonlncnen Eoilettebe.
idGftigung geDdbrte.
oGs is bolt a teires mobnen III Der
Stoot, iogte iie, nltniereins miB ie.
oen @infel mlsniibcn; no, iu1D 0ic
aleine, oie gebt bolt morgen 5ur er-
itcn Sirmelung imo Yro3eiiiou, mo
penn ole onoeren ale Mideln bobn,
70 fam mers Dem &ino oob net elm
'sig peripebren, uet2 90 bob bolt
beilft, iebt Spiiben fo6en inO mlftDo-
icbet noNit iAnen Dem Sino ieinc
@ideln.
@alo aber ging 9rou &abiid)s 9icOc
.auf oas &bema iiber, Oas Sdger bon
ibr bebanoelt ipiiiiidte uno BON ocnl
Iie niHt 10 bolo ein @n0e fono.
81 foiner &err IS er bait, Der Scrr
@obltrailt, oos bob immer giogt, 81
moin Wlom bob i's glogt, a ouNbmis
foiner &err, tpcitn er jebt on6 uur IL
W1arf fir iein 8immer be8oblt imO q
poar magere Bfennigc, bob | grao 10
fog, fir Iein @Iien. $50 10, ilnO tuic cr
10 grobe glrbeit geiudt bat II mid,
ipunoerts nit BOB 0eu Serrn fcin Wlci.
Iter einItellt, bob 5u moin Wiann
gioqt, nit oene foine @dnol llno bali
aud oas mebe @oiit net? Ser Serr
g8obltrout is bolt ans icin &rcis Der
aus, bob glogt, es is foin Seben fiji
10 foiner &err. g{o, jebt mirOs on.
oers, / ieb's Dem gndOigen Serrn ga.
pa al, ipenn / grao 10 iogn oerf.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

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iett bebiit DID @}ott, @no. g8ir ma
hen's idon re6t nit @erbort.~
2iiopig Sdger mar elmer BON 6en
9teiienoen, bic ii1 ans ibrer sSabrt ei-
men @emlB MAIDEN iuo frii6 tpie no1
einem Babe an ibrem @eitimnitngs.
ort ousIteigeti. oils er in W1iinben
onfam, batte er Elm Iolioes Wlittogei.
fen I'M Wlagcn, Ddtte Seine 8eitin9 ee-
leien, Die observation-disclosures gerou6t
uno Die @efarnti1nft zines neltfunoi-
gen WIitreilenoen gemo1t, bon Dem er
iiber frnn5oiiI1e &oloniolpolitif ino
bie @rfoIge Der 9lmItOiingerberipen.
Dung in llugart1 linterbolten tporoen
tpar.
90 befano er Iib in better 2oune,
ais i'm cine WlietoroI1fe nod lauger
SoBrt einenl ounflen Eorpeg mislie-
ferte, our9 ben er Dor Elm rolidge-
iHpGr3tes &interbaiis uno iiber orei
IteiIe Sreppen in Die Beboliiung Der
sSrait @abiIdb, @erborts MirtiH, ge'
Ianate. Ole @obnungstitr itano Of
fen, un0 elm QidtiNeiu orang aus ei.
nem binteren 0lolln, no cine tiefe
srauenItimme un6 elm grelles &inoer.
qellden iue6ielspeiie ertonten S1'
Ger gine Der &eIle nod irto lab IN et-
nen &iidenraiIm BON lrngeDobnli6er
glusItottitiiq. gleben oeun fleiner
Sser6 ino benz 4iiheniHronf batten
Gin Eii6 mt 5ipei 8dnfen, cine &om-
MODE NIT eiHen oeripriin9epen Steb-
Ipiegel rnO Elm gum 4inoer6ettden
bergeri6teter &orb Blab gefltnoen.
@or Dem Spiegel itono ein iltnges
D11oden, Dem cine itarfe Sraii nit
bIoBen sSiiben 6as Soor fdnimte ino
Itrabmpeile ouf Yopierr0ll6en ipidel.
te. 9llS iie Shritte binter iic6 b0rte,
non6te lic lid imitnO rief: n@eb, ba-
ben ser &err mid ober eriMredtl Ser
Serr Iein ipobl bier nibt om rebteu
9rt: Srall &obilh."
o@on3 ri1tig~ iagte SSSGger mo
400 oen Srt, oino bier ipobnt Elm
Serr @erbart @obltrmlt pem i'd
Ire&t beraten bin.% n - - 49,. IS