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And n Fine b. of c.

q ECoND the NJ NJ, national the
will be Their
4 will be no. r. wigglers before
~ he championship believed
IN the boys inclined
Young
lst for he
Of T.
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Gent Todd h h. Jr- n.
Dr Burns ~ n n
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The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
Ball With Macks Athletics This Week
Double Victory Today Will
Put Tige in First Division
RED Sox ARE THE
PACE MAKERS AGAIN

ST LOUIS, July l6.--Altho
knocked out OF the lead twice by
the Tigers this season. the Red
Sox are back again. thanks TO a
double victory over the Browns
here Sunday afternoon. Ruth
Won The 6rst game Pennock
gets credit for the second vic
tory FOR shore was knocked on
The slab In the third inning
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
AIdrloh Wins Taft Gun

Dr Thomas Aldrich. OF Detroit,
brought home Sunday the frat De-
troit victory in years in the Tart
cup races at Toledo. His points
in the competition were 81 Stanley
Kramer. another Detroiter, was sec
ond
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PrlILAnrI.PII1A

Two base hit4-Harper. Cobb. stan
age Three base hits --Bodic. Witt
struck out By Dauss s Dates. Nc
Innis 9. MyeI.' SchanE. Grover by
Myers 2 (HeilmRnn. pauas) Bases
on ba lis-OG Dauss fGrovcr) on
Myers fHoilmann). Double plays
Rode and McInnia. Bush. Young
and Ifciimann pugan and McInnis.
First base on errors--petrUtt T. rhil-
adelphia Left on bases Detroit 5.
Philadelphia s Hit by pitched hall
BY Myers (Harperl Time 40
Umpires-- Nallin. owens and McCor-
mick roc.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
American League
sTNNDINt.

Today's Gumes
Philadeirhie IN Detroit.
Boston In ST Louis.
New York in Cleveland.
Washington in Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
FLINT Wins pennant

FLINT, Mich. July 16.--Flint de-
feated Bay City, to 2. Sunday and
won the championship OF the Michi.
gan league for the first half OF the
season
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
Bsthers Win

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. July l6.--
Rynearson blanked Richmond sun.
day afternoon and Tom stephens
Bathers won. Q TO o
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
Metzaer Wins Swim

John Metzger had an easy time
winning the two-mile swim of Belle
Isle Saturday. Brandan was sec.
ond
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

First game
po i%s,ps' t'sTs Ri I'll T I
Ratterics-Ruth and Thomas; Soth-
oron and scveroid.
Second game
Innlnss r y +
g. Hos TOM. Q 9 9 SS-ss Z
Batteries Pennock and AZ
new. Rogers Nash Molynesux. Mar
tin and Hale.
innings 2a45e7 RI =
New York.o . Q 90 0
Batteries-fisher and Nunamaker:
Covelcskie. Gould and ONeil. Bill
inEs.
Second game
innings TO- RI 2
Cleveland j . o / "a . s
Batteries caldwell and Walters
Lambeth. Gould and o'Neil.
wash'ton % O o o o o 0 q
Chicago % q o l. II o
Batteries Shaw. Johnson and Ain
smith wilkins. Danforth and schalk.
Saturdays Result.
New lanl T5rs . q S-f1 Z
Chicago 20 o 0 0 0 0 -
Batteries Love Cullop, Monroe
and NNunamsi,er Russell and schaik.
Tifst game
Waah'ton % o ~ [ l. 511 I
Cleveland 2 q o q q q 7 - y
Batteries Cnllie, Ayers and Ain
smith. Morton aud ONeil.
Second game
w dsS!Ss' ssss 5- 81 g
Cleveland o o % 90 o -
Batteriee-Harper and Henry,
Coumbe. Klepfer. Gould and Billings,
q Louss- Phslade lpffa. rain,
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.pnttnd fnr nnlnnd In nlrhth

IltChink summary nltS ana ~
times at bat on Roland In innings.
hit and times At bat on Mitchell
In I inning Two base hits-IIcil-
mann. Harry Three-base hit--f;ard-
ncr Struck out--Ry Roland ?
(Agnew Walke) by Mays. 3 (Har-
per. Roland. Stanago1 Bases on
belis--OM Boland CHarner. Gardner
shorten Double plays Barry, scott
and Hoblitzel. Frat base on errors
Detroit !. Left on hases--pctroit 3
Boston e. Passed halls ARner VIA
pitch Boland Hit by pitched ball
~ Roland. Hoblltzel Time 20
Tmpircs--OIsough and Hldehrand
AttendanCe--i032 S.
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STANDINGS
National League

Tedry's Games
Chicago in New York
Pittsburgh In Boston g games).
Cincinnati in Philadelphia
81 Louis in Brooklyn.
sundays Results
No games played
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

with again ms
Circuit and the high step
per battles against time
"a FOR the greatest harness
meeting which is the home Of the uo1
b o
the Cleveland this week and bake
the Dero
nothing like this IN all the history or The sport
the weather
expected
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

viii be
the drivers records OF
wordeven becsus all OF 10 sed rea
OF
above Class leaguewouid be
OF the
drivers have done IN the matter OF ~
recor In he
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

ciso Tret. Purse 800
KinR Albert. br z CRunyon
Bob Shipley. b & CAmsbury) 2
lEo. b. O.. armstrong; ......
Bright Homes. br z (Gourley)
Lord SaXOny. b e. Cares ..
Time .29i4 2s95 229h
2i3o Pace, Purse 800
Dearborn Boy. b. 8 CHolmes) 1
Minnie Wreath br m. tWhel-
Moreiand NJ. b. CBushj 2
Haywood b. IN Wan Vleit) 49,. 3
Keller Hal. Or (Allen) ... s6i
May GreenEeal b n (Runyon) 5 5
Tango Boy ch & CTrombley)
ham, |...... ....,........ Z IN
Henry Ford ch. q Mark
ham, ....... .......... 10
Teddy Bell. b. z. Minimize . 10
Norman c.. b. thompson $50
Time 2si4 Z:29is . 29H
2i2O Glass, Purse 400
King McKerron b. IA. wan
Nliet ............... SCI
L. NJ Mckinney. b. e.
Hampton BelD E..... 1 322
Dandy Dillon. ch <. Wheel
Miss Spokane b. m BUSH 5 IS
Teddy Barr. br e Cares ? sdr
Time 20i4. 2;20h. 2;20h 22l.
22l
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Indus,rIaI League Re.ults.

Solvay Process n. Wilson Body l.
Northwey II. Saxon .
Kelsey wheel 10 Packard T.
Detroit Pressed steel -. Parish g.
Russell s Schleider >
TArned carter H. Aluminium Cast
ings o.
Detroit Scecw Works 10. Streiing-
er
Michigan Electric s. Conner
second masonic League.
Bedford p. Findlater 3
University 10. Highland Park s.
Acacia Ionic T.
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McKERRON WINS
IN FIVE HEATS

King Albert and Dearborn Boy
were able TO win the 2 80 trot and
the 2:30 pace at Dexter park in
straight heats Sunday afternoon.
but King McKerron found the going
tougher in the 2 90 class event. The
King finally copied in Ave heats,
hut not until L. NJ. Mckinney had
captured the first two. The sum
mary.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

Naxwells Stroh's Rohemisns o
Hayes MIS- Co 3 Tnper Gratiote Q
River Rouge .. Jackson sports 3
st Louis Y. NJ g. Z. Empire Jsun-
ry I.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-30
AppealFor Uncle Sans Army
AndNauy By Former Captain

look back with scorn upon the base
degrees by which he did ascend" Or
In other words, get a plain case Of the
big head"
1t must be understood, that, In the
organization of the new forces under
the provisions of recent law there will
be great need of young men with
push and energy in order that there
can be quickly available sufficient
number of officers of all grades. 1t Is
an easy and quick step from ranks to
corporal, sergeant, and commissioned
officer, for the young fellow with the
intention to make good. And here,
the question Of pay hobs up again. If
you are only looking for ditch-dig-
gers pay, why Of course, certainly, to
be sure, you will stay in the ditch.
That kind of fellow perhaps would
rot even get ditch digger's pay out
side of the army. But let me tell you.
the fellow with his mind made up to
make good in anything will be soon
out of the ditch. On the other hand,
II he Is content to stand ION the corn
er" by some drug store or soda fount
swapping dirty jokes and smoking
cigarettes, he will never amount to q
row of pins In anything he under
takes.
An enlistment with Uncle Sans new
army and navy at this time Is better
than an endowment insurance policy
for a large sum. Listen! A retired
sergeant gets seventy dollars, plus
fifteen dollars per month for having
served his country. Is there any bus
mess the average young man could
enter that would do as well for him
when he retires from it, and, be as
sure of fulfllment l think not But,
this is only a sergeant. How about
the man who pushes himself higher
up? Ambition should not stop at serg-
cant. And. here Is where the now
comes in. David Harem said DO
unto others as you think they are go
ing to do unto you, but do 'em first. "
The early bird catches the worm, and
the early private gets the Office. pro-
vided he isn't content to stay in the
ditch. Out of the early bunch will
come the ones to climb the ladder
first Many young men can be we'll
up on their climb II they will only
start now.
The Young Americans.
Briefly, as l have already imposed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-30

say that he is a community dead
beat. To be sure, that's just what he
is, with big D.-B This has it's local
application in true sense, as well as
with reference to National Duty.
Now in conclusion, let me say that
they young man who is in position
to do so, will do well to ponder Lpon
this duty to his country, as well as to
himself. Let him ont worry about
the pay" for it is good to begin with,
and the chances for better and better
and still better, are most excellent for
the fellow with the will and spirit t.
get there and do 'em first"
Begging your pardon for this more
lengthy intrusion than l expected, /
am, Yours truly,
G. L. WILLIAMS,
Capt N. G., Ga. Retired.
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Americas, Ca, March 80, 1917

Americas, Ca, March 80, 1917.
Editor Times-Recorder:
If you will permit me the use Of q
bit of your valuable space, would
like to say few things regarding the
splendid opportunities the young men
of this immediate community, and
state and nation. as well have If they
will only take advantage of 1t now. l
refer to enlisting in the U. s. Navy or
Army, and my reasons for stressing
now" will more fully appear further
on in this article. Suffice to say that
the crisis is upon this country and 1t
is up to the young men to- show
whether or not they have the grit and
the patriotism to come to the rescue of
the country in order that the Presi-
dent may be able to meet it.
1t would perhaps be proper to
bring these few remarks under two
heads, and 1 shall first draw atten-
ton to:
The Advantages in the Navy and Army
There are doubtless, thousands and
thousands of young men who have no
particular ties to prevent their enlist
ment in the service of the United
States. They may have other aims,
and doubtless great numbers have, but
their immediate aim should be to
show some of the spirit that animated
the patriots who fought for and es-
tablished this republic.
l fear that the average young man
has not paused to consider the posi-
bilities and advantages of serving his
country, as compared with the uncer-
tainties Of the business world. OF
course there are young men, but only
a few trust, who will never amount
to hill of beans" anywhere. But
even these, in the service of Uncle
Sam will shake out the kinks, put on
new life, and stand up straight, ready
to face the world and make good any
where. "Oh!" but some will say, "the
pay is too small" Well, do all Of
them expect to start off as Colonies,
Generals or Major Generals? Some
large and sudden ambition, If so. Now,
this thing called ambition is a good
thing in its place, but its place is at
the bottom to start with, or, there will
be some hard falls.
To the young man with the right
kind of ambition and push. the ladder
of success and promotion will be
easy to climb. provided he does not
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-30

upon you so far, will say that every
young man who Is ct all IN a position
tc serve, should pause and ask him
self these questions:
Do owe service to my country?
If So what for?
Does it not give me the protection
o! it's laws? Does it not guarantee
rne the greatest liberty of any human
being on earth
Am I not an individual unit Of the
greatest nation on earth?
Is it not only a duty, but priv
ilege to serve such a country?
Can l get my own consent to hold
back and let others do what 1 should
! do?
| am sure that when he turns the
searchlight upon himself he will agree
that those questions need an answer
now. if they are ever to be answered.
Take Americas and the community
ajacent and put yourself down as a
man in business in this city, and
AMPLY able to do your part in the up
building of it's business interests, and
YOU gladly do so, knowing that all in
terests will benefit therefrOm. That
Is the proper spirit, and you are a
good citizen for doing so, but, suppose
Won were on a committee from the
Chamber Of Commerce, charged with
the duty of procuring subscriptions tc
the stock of some large enterprise
that would be Of vast benefit to the
city. strengthening it's business in al
lines and professions, and you waited
rpon a citizen In business here, ont
who drew all his income from tn
citv and surrounding country. AM
YOU knew that he was amply able t
help out the enterprise, and he re
fused. What would we think of a mai
of that calibre? What would be prop
er to think of man who is content Il
such. every red cent he can out. OF th
community and put nothing in wheI
he benefits as all others? You shout
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-30
NO GOODS CONTAINING
ENEMY ALIEN LABOR CAN BE
IMPORTED INTO ENGLAND

LONDON, March 3O-After today no
goods of neutral manufacture in the
production Of which materials and la
Dor of enemy origin amounting to more
than 5 per cent of the cost have been
used, will be admitted into the United
ingdom except under license.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-30
BentlaII
Peanut
Picker

7
HAND; USE THE BENTHALL PEANUT PICKER
by cropburning half
a lighted match
you getting
early to market, costs you than
That Thrcshes but Picker that Really Picks
the folly "threshing'
smhereens them unfit feed The
equal in valuable waste
thatw
dicately fng-hun
fngers-oo perfect
Sold a Guarantee.
Complete an Engine Wheels Skd
SHIELDS GEISE COMPANY
DAWSON, GEORGIA.
SALES AGENTS TERRELL WEBSTER
COUNTIES. CORRESPONDENCE GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
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Sraufrtids Nie6trgang.

SIN Barrier rMatin" it0Bt profei'
for Maurice 2otuue BON Der Qtaoemie
De medicine unter Obisem Sitel folgsns
ben Notihrei aus:
Snmitteu 0es f9pinoslnben Wof.
fsnIdrms pGbrenb Der tragiiden Mos
nate, Die mir erlebsn, sr6ebt ii9 segens
uber Der 3utunft Elm 4neit erre9enoes
probIem; bosienige Der fran5oiii6en
8eburten3iffern. Seine Der aqgemei-
nen 6ra9en, bic am Sage mad benz
Siege uniere Ginri6tungen, u~nferen
Srebit - ia Ielbit r1Iere Sittsn bis
our @efabr bes llmitur5ss eriduttern
psrbeu. lit 10 furdtbur pie Die Sc
burtenfrage. Wirb unIer 8aterIano
morgen genug 8inoer beIiBen. INN Der
fris0Ii6 9etporbenen Groe, Die Strabs
len Der 3ipiIifation gu erbaltsn2 Wiro
es nod in Der Gage Iein, Die Role 5u
ipieler, Die ibm in benz 9roBen Drama
Der Menidbeit 5u9efuIsn iit9 =.
S6on LANCE Dor BEN 9sgenipdr.
tigen 3uIummenbruh Sei9te unIere
nur aIl3u bere0te StdtiItit cine beuns
rubigsnoe Gbnabme "unIerer @sburten.
Sic i'm Sabre 1911 auf $4,000 3u
riidgegangen iinb. WeId)ss lperoeu
nab oieIen Sabren os8 0emsbeIB I'M
lere 3iffern iein? NIs n~ptperOi9e
6oIQs bate bic Hetrutisrunq unIeyer
tpunoerpollen 4rnes CUR QroBeu
Sreuoe u%nIeres Grbi,inoe8 sntIpres
demo abgenommsn: 343 5000 i'm Sabre
1898. uno nlr $4,000 in ben Sabren
1911 bis 1914! Sursum - unIere
fortIbreitsuoe 8eo0IterunQ8ubuabms
fdien uns 0emndhit gum @erihpin
BEN gu oerurteilen. limo babel bdben
idon felt Sabren uniere beriibmten
@~elebrten. allen geaenubsr unaufbor
lib BEN aroben NotIhrei au@lcito6su
Nh! 49, iie babsn Sic Wabrbe;t in biz
guite hiudusgeihtieeu
Wsld}es Ut nun Der ttefere 0rltno
oieieS fheinbdren 9erfdu8 unIsrer
nationuIen ardftt2 Die ItmeysIide
Wabrbeit lit, hnB sabIreihe ftonS5F
i6e @duShdItc iih. inioIge zines MIR
aII3u inojpioualiitiihen G9oismus.
mogliht rcniG fortpflan3sr ipolter:
Elm &tno, siutt ainOsr b6dIten5 in
ieoer Semitic, 49, uno man alaubts
feline Sdulo oe9en Die @eisnihlft abs
petrd9su gu baben. YtuItipli5ieren
Sic oieie bet~ldQeu&lpsrte, oieie perbre
6ertihe G~eyppbnbeit nit mebyerer
Sunosrttuuitro, uno rehnen sic Ijb
Die G~rQebuife aus. Mon bat Is In.
lcrem &oIts ned njat oft atnlg 8t'
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fagt; bic W1a6t elmer Idtion tann
nur our6 Die uuauf66rIi4en Sort
i4ritte ibrer 8e6urten gepdbrletitet
merben. Die 5amilie lit MIR bur9
Elm piertes Gino mtn0eitens gu retten.
Gegeu bieIe Regel peritoBen. 1eibt fir
Elm 0olt, tem SeIbitmoro entgegens
ellen.
Die fran30Iif6en &ammern baden
ieitens bes 9errn 9aul 8enaget einen
9eisBespori4lag empfangen, na6 nell
dem, BON /. Sanuar 1917 ob, 5uguns
ten Der 5amilienmiitter uno batter
@e6urtsprdmien ge3abIt perben. Gr
bat ft3 bierbei bon benz bon pinarb
entpidelten 0~runoiub Ieiten lnHen:
yWenn Elm SntereFe oaran porbanoen
1T, &in0er gu BADEN, penn 9in0er,
itatt cine Qait gu fem, ibreu Gltern
Elm @epinn tperoen %tGnnen, nur
oann miro man Die 8eburten5iffer in
Srantrei9 iih erb06en iebn."
8snaget, Der bisberige 8eri6ters
itatter oes 8riegsbuogets, bofft, BON
Den fran3ofi4en 6rauen our45uieBen,
baB lie ii9 ni6t 3nei, audi nt6t brei,
ionoern bier &inber puni4en, oa al
Iein bieie beioen leBteren fir Die Or
baltung Der RaiIe bon 8eOeutung fino.
0emgemdb i6lGqt er Dem Staats Dor.
jeber Mutter fir IeOss ibrer eriten
beioen lebenben &iroer 500 Syrants,
fir oas brittle 1000, fir bas pierte
1000 unb fir iebes folgenbe 8ino tpeis
ters 1000 6ronts gu 5ablen. 9ieies
8elo bleibt bas ausidlieBlide Gtgsn>
tum Der Wutter, OBJ tie perbeirdtet 1T
ooer nidt. I'm aber Die Miitter gu
psranIaTsn, ibren Nsugeborenen Die
notpenbige SprgfaIt Su%5ulpenben,
Iou Den Wiittern bas @elb auf oas tie
NnIpru4 baben, erIt Elm Sabr mad
Der @eburt BON Stoate ousgefoIgt
peroen. Sir ben Batter fiebt bas Sc
IeB cine 9rdmie BON 1000 6runts Dor
tpenn er minbeitens bier lebenoe Sim
Der, fir oeren unterbolt er %ununters
brohen felt ibrer 9e5urt geforgt bat,
aufrpeiien Tam. Die bierfiir erfpr0ers
li4en @eloer foIen, fails nottpenoi9,
ourb bic geIteuerun9 Der aug irgenO
peI6en 0riinben tinoerIos gebIiebenen
perionen beiberIet 8ei6Ie6ts, ober
oerienigen, Die nllr Elm &tnO beiiben,
beIdafft tperoen.
r5rau3oIen Srantrei48", 70 i6lieBt
Der bsmertsnsperte NuffaB, rIeIet Sen
G~e1eBenttpurf 8enaget. Madet Qi6t
nm bic @eburtenprdmie unO 3pin9et
Sure 0eputierten, unper3igIi6 oafiir
gu itimmen. llno Sbr S4mer3enss
miitter, Sbr elDigen Spfer - boffet.
bic Mor9enr0te Der Geredtigteit bri4t
an. 8ridt enbli9 an. Seio 9eiegnet
SIR, Die S6r 5rantrei9 retten perOet!
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ais
OSterbaSe.

,Du elmer pilqerfabrt mad Slim
- Qtben benuBt gepiB aud in
ipdtsren Sabren tpieoer man4
elmer, Der Weimars tlaTii6e
Stdtten nod ni9t tsnut, ole Siteriez
rien. unbeoingt miro er Damn aud
in ben Don 5ribjabrsftimmung bura>
pebten BART 6tnausnanoern uno Dem
tleineu uno bod 10 ~bsrubmten n0oetbes
8arten9aus" feline Qufpartun4 ma
den. limb 0a mag es i'm pObl re4t
trauli4 uno meni6lih b~eriibren, penn
mar ibn barauf aufmertium maAt,
oaB er bieie tpei6eooQe Stdtte nidt
etpa nur ais Die Wiege unIterbliAer
0eIdn9e gu betra6ten bat, ionoern in
ibr 3uglei6 - ods 8eitpeiIige Reid
oes Oiterbaien erblIden oarf. 9oetbe,
idon in jungen Sabren elm GROCER
GinOerfreunb, bat bier in eigener pers
ion bic Ro1e 0ieies lie6en Sieres ges
Ipielt un0 bic betdnnten runben Otter.
gaben iugenoliden 0diten gum @rz
g0Ben i'm 0drten peritedt. Oeien
geoadte aud &drl BON Gpnter in feiz
men Grinnerungen nit benz folgenoen
pahus: ,0petbe mar Elm b%eIonoerer
patron BON &inoern, uno i4 e%ntiinne
mid fe6r genau, oaB er uns gleid
beim eriten 3uiammentreffen in ben
3immern Der 6rau BON Stein auf
Den 8ooen Iegte unb in manderlei
&un1tItiiden unterri6tete. Gin in
Weimar no6 ME geIehenes Set 9ob
Der nunmebrjge 2e9ationsrat am
Oiterbeili9abeno in Ieinem Ioebsn erit
be~3ogenen, an ben oberpeimuriiden
0ieIen gelegenen 8arten. elmer WIen5e
&na6en aus guten 6duIern. Sn allen
Winteln bes Oartens paren Srangen
unb bunte Gier beritedt, Ole mir auf
Iufen mubten. QQe5 mar erIaubt.
llnIere 9pfmeiiter, oeren es 0amdls
piele dab, neil es ni6t Site mar, oaB
G0bne a%ugeiebensr Gltern auf bds
8pmno1ium gingen, iAmauIten an
einsm beionberen Slide un0 ourften
uns nibt 1t0ren. @e5en Nbeno lie
Ben Iih odnn 5tpei bobe, punoeInoe
Qnramioen leben, tpelhe nit Gbparen
aler Nrt, namentlj6 nit 8ratpiirz
item, G~drbona0en uuo oerqleihen be-
banQen tparen. 4n oieien Jprang bic
muntere Suqeno in bic 90be, rupfte
iih nab 8elieben berunter, mas ibr
idIittter5e2 limo ouf Dem 0orf ga
fault man aus Dem nd6Iten &ramldz
ben gegerbte 9obelfpdne 5uIammen, in
unqlaublidem Gpt ober IN S9neins
furter Grim, ODER in einem 8Iau. bd5
ourh GitpeiB uno 0otter gebt uno
m08Ii9it giftig au5Iiebt. Die 4Iten
ejIens niAt mebr; penn e8 Die 9duss
frau Dem &nedt ooer Der Md4o 1Aens
Ten nil, iperfeu Die einen perddtli6en
Bid oarnlf. llno Die &inoer piIen
nun nifts mebr oamit an3ufangen.
Oos CIterei lit ia MIR Elm Spiel3eug
fir tie. limb boB e5 Der Safe niat
Iegt, pi1en Ie ale. Nas lit oa8
aud 9roB, Gier fdrben? 9iibnereier
bleiben5 ia bod.
Gs bari teine ainosr mehr geben.
0enn man muB oas @emiit aus
rotten aus benz 2ebsn; es Itebt ia oo4
uur benz Gei6dft i'm Wege.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06
CStereler elnSt
und jetzt.

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II GrIblin9sg0ttin Oitura uno
o. ibrem beiIigen Siere, benz 9az
len, oas 81 ols Sftergabe.
Bas bat man ni6t aIss ongeitelt nit
ben Sitereiern ebeoem! Die &ins
Der baben aus Moos, ods iis pom
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8orten ooer an fonft einem gei4iBten
pldBe Elm gteitlein gebaut - bel, MAJ
oas moaig uno iparm. lno Damn
burften iie ni4t aufpufen; benn oas
bur6 purOe Der Siterbaie psrI6su6t.
uno ite hdtten ben !9afen. Der Gter
legt, 10 germ geieben; Der 2ebrer in
Der S6ule bebauptete ndmIi6 burdz
aus, Der 9uie pGre ein SGugetisr.
8as fir broQige 8pnflitte gibt oas
in Der 8inoertpeIt! Qber bann, tpenns
Die SHUTTER merit, oaB es nun bob
ni4t mebr sebt, ober penn anbere
oas 2i6t Der 4uftldrung perbreiten;
Damn bari bas &ino Grin unb BLU
men pfliden gum JGrben Der Gier,
uno Der tleinen 9rete nirb, renn Tie
in Der Slide bilft, f4on WO4en Dor
Der geiagt: Sept oarfit Oh feline 3pies
beII6aIen mebr forttperfen, bic iino
gum Stereierfdrbenl" Wds aber oas
iAOnite mar: aud bic Grpa6ienen
aBen Sitereier, bunte Sftereier. 0ds
rum blieb bds bunte Ding fir oas
&ino mas 9eiligss, mas Wunperbaz
res. DEM bic 4lten, bic iatpinOeln
ii4 bod nidt Ielber an! &nehte uno
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taput 9eben poute, Der mar beinube
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laoe unb andres 3eug. 9aS Sinh
bout tein Neit6en, uno Der Oiterbaie
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iebenes. Gr tann audi Elm Go3eI Iein.
g}it 3udergiifen lit bas 81 sefdrbt,
uno nit 3uderguB lit Elm Same Darauf
geI6rieben. 6riiber - beim 6drben
nit 3piebelf6alen, muBte maj oen
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i6reiben, odB Die Steqe obne 6arbe
blieb. go gibt5 heuie nod eipe linz
uniebnIid eridien unO 9eriet Dor Quit
serurt ouBer iia, DAB ite Die cine UNI
mari aus pel4er Der leBoeritotbene
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nannt, gu augemeinem 0eIG6ter berz
bortrod." @us oieIer S6iloerung
erieben mir, baB @oetbe Elm Iebr ge
f6idter uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wirt
mar - uno aud Elm nnpbler" Otter
bafel GeBtere8 benefit Die liebenS
piirnige SatIods, DAP er aud Orans
gen in ben @arten Iegte. DEM biefe
tparen bamol5 nod iebr teuer unO
bur4aus ni4t 10 gep0bnli4 ipie beuz
ti9en cages.