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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05
rxrciIron,s SALE

Ey virtue Of an order of the Cont
Of Ordinary Of Crisp county Georgia
granted 9rd dav Of September 1917
Of said court viii he sold before the
court house door in said county be
tween the legal hours of sale to the
highest bidder for cash, one the first
Tuesday in October nexi the follow
ing described real estate:
Beginning at roint on the Fast
lot lines Of land lot No 1Q4, 20 wards
due north Of the s. A T. RAILWAY
Right Of wav. thence rifnning due
north along east lot line CT said lot
If lend to the Northeast corner Of
=aid lot Of 1ond No. 104, thence west
oIcne north lot line Of said lot Of land
1sn wards. thence due south A Yards
thence due west AZ yards to tho cen
tar Of nuhlic dirt road. iIance follow
ing said nulic dirt road in a south.
orlv course pa yards thence east tc
+he nnir+ nf heeinnino Tho shove
described tract Of 'and containing 10
ccrae more or loss and bninr mart r.
lot of land Nc. l04 in the 18th district
of Crisn county, -ieorFia
tiso 95 acrer Of Iand. more or Ices
in lot Of land No 100 in tho 18th die
4rict of Crisp county, Georgia. 10 FOL
lows. Peeirniue at the Northeast
corner of land lot No. 120, thence
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue CT an order of the Court
of Ordinary of Crisp County GEORGIA
granted at the December Term 1916
of said county. will be scId before the
Court House door in said county, be-
tween the legal hours of sale, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, on the first
Tuesday in October next, the follow
ing described real estate:
Lots II to 20 inclusive on block No
Iii; Lots Nos. ], 2, 9, Block 1888;
Lots No. IA, Is, 16. Block No 124 +;
part of Strip No 28S; an undivided
one half interest in Lot No. z Block
So. All of said lands lying and being
in the city of Cordele, Ga, end de-
scribed as designated on map of sur
vey of said city.
Also, at same time and place, LOT
number 1876 i'll the 10th, land District
of original Dolly. now Crisp County
Georgia, containing 202ia acres
more or less, and the east one half
of land lot No. 1874, in the 10th land
District Of original Dooly, now Crisp
County, Georgia, containing 10lH
acres. more or Tess.
All of the above described lands
sold as the property Of the estate of
j w. Yates. late OF Crisp county, de
ceased. Sold for the purpose Of pay
ment of debts and of distribution
among the heirs
This Sept. Bird, 1917
NJ. YATES,
Admr Estate of ]. W. Yates, deed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05
41-4tpd.

.GEORGIA-Crisp County;
VIII be sold before the court house
door, in said county, to the highest
bidder for cash, within the legal
hours Of sale, on the first Tuesday in
October, 1917, the following describ-
ed property, to-wit:
One bay horse 70 years old, one
bay mare mule Z years cid, one bay
mare mule II years old, and one
chevrolet automobile number 50569.
Levied upon and to be sold as the
property CT Mrs. Ada S. Penny under
and by virtue of Q fife issued from
the Superior court of said county in
favor Of w. J. Mucselwhite VS. Mrs.
Ada S. Penny, ct al.
This August 30th, 1917
41-4t-pd j. H. WARD, Sheriff.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05

running due south along said 10 t260
yards, thence due west to a point on
the west lot line of said lot of land,
260 yards south of the northwest cor
ner of said lot CT land, thence due
north along west lot of land, thence
due east along north lot line of said
lot of land to the point of beginning,
excluding tract of land in the north
east corner of said lot of land, meas
uring go yards in width north and
south and S14 yards in length east
and west.
Also city lots Nos 8. 8, and 10 in
block No. 189 in Cordele, Crisp coun-
ty, Georgia, rs shown on map of sur
vey of said city.
A. w. HILBERT,
Executor of a. HILBERT, deceased.
II -4t-od
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05

BE SURE TO TAKE
CARE OF YOURSELF.
(By ]. w. Feagin.)

You hear great deal now about
how to care for infants, in order that
they may grow up to be strong and
healthy children, and indeed, this
would not be so significant, were it
not that some parts of the world are
being so awfully depopulated And
how to care for boys and girls up to
the time of their marriage is equally
as important Good impression made
ON children by wise and living exam
pie, kindly exhortations all bearing
on the proper way to live, how to be
kind and considerable to others, and
how to avoid questionable company
and especially on the street, unless
are so many snares and put falls, for
ever set to catch the unweary tray
eer for the young man and the
eler for the young man and the young
woman. In speaking of these things
am forcbly reminded of my own
early career in life, how bad it was
and how different would | act had
my life to go over again. But few
men have brooded over lost oppor-
tunties more than I and while ] am
now grown old and the sun is fast
setting on my life's career and yet
what ] might say, as an expression
of my own, might do more good than
al the modern fiction of the present
| day.
Listen! You are more than apt
not to realize your own trouble until
you are nearly ruined in health or
| that you are approaching a financial
wreck and it is then 200 late to avoid
it. What | would say in truth and
candor and in audible tones too, if
that were possible, is first of all to
be sure to take good care of your
self
| A father Or mother, when taking
leave OF their children, on what their
children arc about to depart from the
"old home Is sure TO say, Take
good care of yourself" The departing
one may not understand the deep
Significance attached TO the blessing,
but parents and friends do.
am glad that one of the com
mone3t evils of the past is nearly
knocked out by state legislation and
the reason | am making use of this
remark is, that | noticed recently in
magazine the picture of a small boy
smoking a pipe in the backyard and
nearby on the back porch, sat his
father and mother. Noticing the I'M
steadiness Of the little fellows gait
caused from the affects of the pois
nous nicotine in the pipe stem, but
as yet not noticing his pipe, until just
minute or two afterward, the faith
or cred out: LET him alone. he will
set enough of It directly"
| started out to tel you little Of
my early experience in life, some of
its ups and downs but l will not
tell you all
In the first place, after | had made
little money by strictly attending to
my own business and letting other
peoples alone, l, in the course of
time, found myself unable to with
stand the temptation of life, and
right here l may add that it takes
strong will power to overcome them.
just didn't have the moral courage,
which all should posses, to lay aside
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05
RECEIVERS SALE OF LAND.

GEORGIA-Dooly County:
In re, MIS- A. G. borough EXecu-
triX, of will Of J. c. Borough, deceas-
ed, vs. j. #. Westbrook, ct. al.
In Dooly Superior Court, Injunction
Cross Bill, Receiver etc.
BY virtue. of an order granted in
the above stated cause. by Hon. d. A,
r. Crum, Judge OF the Superior Court
Ct said County, there will be sold he
fore the Court House in Dooly coun-
ty, Georgia on the FIRST Tuesday in
October 1917, between the legal
hours of sale, to the highest and best
bidder for cash the following describ-
ed lands and the equity of redemp-
ton therein, same being a part Of the
estate of the late T. G. borough cs-
tate to-wit: All Of laud lot No a.
one in the sixth District Of said
county exceDt ono hundred acres ON
the west side of said lot, also all of
lot 1879 in said said District, except
forty acres on the East side of said
lot also two acres in the South west
---'~n - ND lot plumber two 90 in
more on less in the Northwest corner
Of land Lot thirty two in the 18th Dis
trict Of formerly Dooly) now Crisp
county Georgia.
Said property to be sold subject to
the or6er above mentioned and the
said sale to be made subject to con
frrlation by the court
This the LIST day of Sept 1917.
MRS: A. C. BOROUGH, Receiver.
41-4tpd.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05

degrading habits. | obeyed the sum
mems of other young fellows to come
on and lee us have some fun" was
young and full of life | could only
view the present. Isnever even tried
to take peep into to future to- see
the affects of my denauchery. Ny
mothers teaching were the best that
she knew.
1t is bad company that one starts
in life with that eventually wrecks
one life. | never learned how to shun
bad company It was drink or games
with me then and it will be the same
with you, reader, that is, if you are
young and full Of life and you at
tempt to travel the same road that /
did I was at last headed toward {
physical and financial wreck 1 IL y
never gotten over 1t until ehss.
How they did fleece me en- GU ..r
especially Wflen L n;dd uS-N StItiL4T
of a part of my re2so-li5 rn-9 &
was not accustomed .t ao. Hsn-s.,a
ways Of the worlc @hA' ;AYe
sown, / have reap- &c 50 =.
choosing your early a f>, .. = h44
at the very time when > .uaa& IN
or a young woman is 50 >. D." go
wrong. AS I have already MATED
the midday Of my life has already
passed and the evening shades are
appearing and the sun will soon &c
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05

therefore to cite all persons concern
ed to show cause before me if any
they have at the October Term 1917
of Crisp Court of Ordinary, why said
order should not be granted.
Given under my hand and official
signature this the 3rd day of Sept.
1917. 41-4t-pd.
w. 2. LEMING. Ordinary
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05

=----- - - - -
Advertisements
CITATION.
GEORGIA-Crisp County.

GEORGIA-Crisp County.
OF all whom it may concern:
John Rainey having in proper form
applied to me for Permanent Letters
Of Administration on the estate of
Mrs. Nancy NJ Rainey, late of said
County, this is to- cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin Mrs
Nancy NJ Rainey to be and appear at
MY office within the time allowed By
law, and show cause, if any they can
why permanent administration should
not be granted to John Rainey on
said estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma
tl1re, this 18th day of August. 1917.
37-4t-pd. w. P Fleming, Ordinary.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05

&cwn on it and what have tried to
say is for your own good, young read
ers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05
GEORGIA-Crisp County:

NUUHty
To all whom it may concern:
A. W. HILBERT, Of said county hav-
ing filed his application praying an
order requiring A: w. Hiebrt, Execu-
tor OF Abraham Eiiebort 10 make title
TO certain lands described in the
bond for title executed by the said
abraham Hiebert, this is 10 cite any
and all who may be interested to
be and appear at the October term OF
the court of Ordinary Of said cour.
ty. to show cause. if any they can
why the order should not be granted
as prayed for in said application.
This Sent Ord. 1917
4t-4tpd W P. FLEMING, Ordinary
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05

More than 100000 persons in the
United States wear glass eyes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-09-05

Chile in 1916 produced 10000 pounds
of wool. i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

Inter DER @eiduloiaung. unier
Gorlpie8cIltn8 iali1er S6atiad)cn
@eIo erlan9t 5lt 6o6en. ipuroe aeitern
6rml Charles @ee. 9lr. 1913. N3a.
Oiion9loe., oie @nttin eincS 96ne.
len BON Dem @e6eimpoIi3iiten @a5le
uer6aitet. @merid 02athsfeu BON
91r. 1880, Sio-G6arlesiiraBe. licB
Die Srnu ieitnebmei. Sie 6otte i6m
elm alooier fiir $40 perfauien mol
len, Oas iie BON Go6en & Sug6eS be-
ltelt bate. Sie ioa aueege6en 6o.
ben ooB iie oie Staot ioiort uerIoi
len miiBte, Inn cine Grbidait i'm ier.
neu @eiten an5utretcn. sSrau @ee
mrrOe fiir ein meiteres @erbor in ser
peitliden @oli5eiitatiou feitgc6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Scim ernnO unscse6cm.

@ai6ineton s. September.
Sn Dem ofii5ielen 9eri6t, Ser an
General Gro3icr, G6ef Oes W1lmi.
Observation-Disclosures, aeianot puroe,
wiro fein @rimo be5iigli6 Ser er.
ploiion in Dem 5ronffort-9lrienol an
eege6en. Ger 9eribt ioet, oaB ge-
gen ? ll6r 30 beiite @lorgen Elm
TillperbalIs in Oie 9uft ilog mo OaB
ipdter cine @rploiion in einem onoe-
rem Srodenbmis itattionO. 3mei
@ldnner iuurOen eetootet uno elm
Nlann i6wer DerIcbt. Sn Dem einen
ErodenbalS befanO iid ole @roOuf.
tion elmer @ode, ouS anoere Sous
mar MIR 6aIb oefiiat. aIeine Guam.
titdten GrpIoiioltoite in glebenseb0il.
oen erploOirten e6enfaaS, nobel bier
@ebGuoe bei61Oiot muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
SrOunnSSiun.

Menn bas &inO BON ielbH nit
9(sngtli9ieit oorauf oringt, our re9s
ten 3eit in Der S9uIe gu erf9einen.
ipenu es aus eigenem 9[ntrieb feline
SpielIuGen no9 Dem Gebrau9 aufs
rdumt, 70 benefit bas eiinn dngebore-
nen SrOningslinu. Mie tart fGlt
bagegen Der Sang 5ur GuBerli8en I'm
orbnung, gum @eridumen Der ri4tis
gen 3eit BEL anoeren &inOerm auf. Der
oneeborene SrOnungsIinn apirb iih
unter peritdnOiger Nnleihing pur Orb
nungsliebe entipideln uno hur9 gez
eignete 8eifpiele erbolten unO befeitigt
iper6en; Bel unorbeutli9en &inoern
muB er aber bur9 bieIe erft eeipedt
lperOen. @snauigteit in oer 3eit,
Sorgfolt in Der &Ieibung, ri9tise
@ebanolung Der SpieI5euse, @u9er,
S4reibmaterialien, II. T. tu-, ino
pmtte, pel9e teine Gr0iebuna auBer
oht lahen Oorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
9(ariulriu
BON GrmR 8abu.

9lIs i6 jung mar unO na9 Greuoen
Iiiiiern,
SGien elm &erter mir mein buntles
Sal,
Sus bic gerge muuerslei9 umbii>
fsrn.
5Iieben, flieben pOlF i9 mundes
Nlal.
DunOern pOuF i'd, no Die Deiten
blauen,
NO in golouen 6slOern flammt Der
Ulobn,
Donbern polt i9 iiber @lumens
auen,
Monbern INNER nur - babon - oas
bon.
llnO nit anoern pilgern ipoIlt i9
i9reiten,
$50 bas Slid bic beilige SABINE trug,
limb un &rdnoe uno UNI &ronen fret
ten,
llnb ole DeIt mar mir nt9t grOB ges
mug.
llnb nun, oa i9 ipeib, tpte 8ergiauee
iperoe,
S&eint mir fremO, ipond9 mein Sinn
emit itonO,
llnb Dies syledlein ountle 9eimot>
erbe
Silt mir mebr ols bliibenb ipettes
2ono.
llebsr Selsgruub, raub uno unseipegs
net,
S@reitet. Itatt bur9 reifes &Orn, mein
SUP.
llnO ipenn taglang niemanb mir Bee
ge9net,
@leidDieI, i9 entbebre teines @ruB.
gie bin i6 binaus - binuus 9efub>
rem,
Siefer itets fpann mid bic Stiae
Elm,
llnO i9 lernte nur na9 Sabr uno Sab
rem
Sine groBe Runit: uuein gu ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
llnliaiit nrr6nitrt.

Saul Soncoiter, Elm @2itgIieo oes
Eoli0ei-0 Departments BON Dorf Go.,
puroe geitern gsa6mittog Oer5aftet,
Oa CT oneebIib oos @erfe6rsaeiee
perlebt botte. Soncoiter fubr in Ell.
mem 9llltomobil ole 9oItimoreitroBe
entlong imo colli6irte nit oem 9luto.
mobil BON 5rou so. 3. @loore bon
ylr. 201, MarglonO. .9Ioenue. @r
wuroc nod ser mittlereu 9oli8ei-
ltation gcbratt no er eegen Sinter.
Iegrng BON $26.l5 fir Elm belite
itottfinOenoes Gerb6r eutIaiien mur-
0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Gritanucu in gncuus slircs.

@ucnoS 9[ireS, s. Sept.
Gas 9luSpGrtige 9lmt erfIdrte 6eute
9l6eno, BOB es umnogli6 lei, iiber
Die bon @oi6ington gefommenel
Gnt6iillm9en oifi5ielle grfldrungen
ob5ugeben bis elm @ericbt pon oem
orgentiniicben @eianotcn in gSal5'
ington eingelmifen iei.
0ie acknowledgement Der 8eittn.
gen geben i6rem @ritmnen iiber oie
gnt1iillunoen 9luSorud uno iagen,
0oB Oie Sihiation iiir Oie i6weoiibe
@eianotidoft ernit iei.
SIS miro erpartet, ooB Oas aus.
mGrtige 9lmt cine @rfldrung bon Der
fdpeOii6eu @eianotibait ioroern
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
gIrtiaerilIen aeI8SIet nnS Der@nn6et

Sort Gill Ofla., 8. Sept. II
Ger Soloot Soiep6 2amrence bon
Cincinnati O., BON ser @otterie 6.
Der s. 6eIOartiaerie mur0e beute ge.
tootct, ais GO 9(rtileriepierOe ourd
SdieBan eridredt mitroen rnO Surh-
bronnten. glltBeroem pitroen eli
Solooten Oerlebt. Bon Oieicn mer.
Oen ieOenioas @eter 0uIe BON @lols
By, Ya. \unO 9inD 0oois bon Son.
perie, S.-G., innerliden Gerlebltngeu
erlieoen. Gem @enerol Cor Snolp,
Soften Gommonoellr. muroe Wlcl.
Oung gemodt, mo er bat cine Infer
lubung angeor0uet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

lion cntoedt. - Sic Sade elm &C.
beimniBoolles Glnfel. -Ecitiber
G6emifer oerodatiat. Sdmel.
8enoes @oIO 0ic onge6lidc llria-
6e. @oaia oisgeItottetcS 9o-
6orotorium geilmoen.
So6ofcm q. g., s. Sept. ~
Gurd Oie @oli5ei muroe 6eute glbeno
cine onideincnO poQig auseeitottete
i6einbore 9om6eufo6rif entoedt, ais
cine Grploiion oas Cad zines fIeiuen
@e6GiOes an ser 3. StroBe in sic
Suit blics, mo 5mor in Dem 9lugen-
blid ais 5wei @e6eimpoli5iiten por-
iiber oingen. Gin aus Dem &auie
ilic6enoer Wlonn mitr0e bon einem
Der 9eomten feitgenomncn. @r
nountc iib 9}o6ert 9icbenielO, im0
eeitanO, oeliticber @eburt 81 iriu. Gie
Grploiion pcrurio4te eiuen 8rono,
ser o6er ihnell qcloidt mltrOc, ebe
meitercr SAaoen ongerihtet moroen
mar. GoS @ebGuoe 6efinoet ii6 IN
Oidt beO0lfcrtcr @egeno.
@oIi5eis9eierpen cntfernten sic
G6emifolicn sic aus i9meiIicber
SGure, Sal5iGnre, Giien-Sulpbot,
9litrogIpcerin uno mebreren Sdiii-
ieln weiBen EulOers beitanoen.
Tie 9lnloae mar oroBartig ouSge-
riiitct. 9lni einem 9lr6eitStii9 iton-.
Sen me6rerc Gbemifolicn g8ogcu.
@orier imo 9loie6oIgen, iomie fiinf
@osro5ren. Gie @rploiipporrdi6e
iollen no6 9msioge Scr @oli5ei
e6cnio OolIitGnoia aepeien iein, ols
Die i'm Sebruar in Dem Sotel an Scr
Giper. .StroBe geiirnocneu, SIR 8eit
ais Sons SAmorb unO 6rib &ol6
9ol6 ber6oitet muroen.
9idenielO wuroe inter ser te6ni.
iden 9eicbuloieung, ein imoroent-
li6er Nlenicb 81 iein fcitgebaItcn.
9llS 9idcnielO bonn &oli3cidef per-
bort mnroe, bebouptete er. nibts
ii6er 9om6cn ino grploiipitofie 81
wiiien. Gr iagte aus, oQB er Dor 10
Aobren oeidditsmdBig Solo rmo
Sil6cr geidmoI5en babe, fd obcr
idon Dor GINGER 3eit bon oieiem Csc.
idj1it 5lriidge3ogen babe. "a ieine
Srou a6cr tiir5lid5 eeiagt babe, er
ioae iib beiHaitiecn. 10 bei6IoB cr.
wieocr ms @ei6dit 81 gebeu. Si-
denielo 6e6auptct, ale BON Der go
li5ei beiAlognabmoen @egenltGnoe
wdren bon i6m fir geicbIibe 8pede
gefaiift. @r iagte, er mare babel ge-
meien Solo in eincm Sdmel5tiegel
BEL elmer Eemperatllr bon 600 @roo
6d6ren6eit 81 i6mel5en, imS babe
eii anoeres Stiid @olo in oaS ec.
ibmoI5cne geworfeu mas sic grpIo-
lion Oeruriadt babe. Gies iei cine
nidt mlBereew66nlihe 9egebcn6eit.
Der Nlonn witroe bis gum Montag
porolirt. llnteroefen iest sic %oli-
sci i6re llnterir6lmg tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
SSOtliber Gompf NIT nS. @. @.".
WiGnnern.

Glencoe, Wlinnv s. Sept. n SSSn
elmer S6icBcrei Oie beute in ser 9ia-
be BON bier itattfono, ais angcbli1e
s. 99. g9. 2eute Grntearbeiter oui.
bolten mollten puroen 5lpei Wlonn
eeto0tet uno bier periuunoet Grei
Ser perminoeten Wldnner wurOen ais
@efonaene nob Oliuio ee6robt. Tie
Gooteu iinO, GborleS 0rm6anL ein
@ra6orbeitcr bon 2ofepille. uuo elm
lnbefanuter 5. S9. @. Moun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
iIieI Nnrdl cinc ifnLLnennr

9ei1H 3uionmenmdcn bon Sol3
fiel gcitern gtohuittoa Somes Soma.
mop pon glr. 1886. Oit.GoocriroBe,
i'm 1Souioop- Ctr. .Ebeater~. Oas 3ur
3eit o6gebroden miro. 0urh cine
6oatreppe, pobei CT iib 9lbidiirhtn-
gen om gou5en 9orper 5u5og. Gr
muroe nod Dem Mercp.Soipitol &C.
bradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
@eltnhl Nirlnn.

Inter ser 8eiduloigiing, GS5
%fmO Sta6l i'm @ertbe BON $500
aeitoblen 81 6aben, tpuroe oer SO
Sabre olte @iniom 9l. 9laers BON
Dem %oli5iiten GooneD BON ser flo
Iiben Yoli5eiitation Uer6aitet. gIl.
lerS ion oen Sta6l BON Der 6irma
9lleronoer 0lil6urn So. geiio6len 6a.
ben, in mel6cr er anaeiteat mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
gbr geLdliker.
Cine sHssc ban $. ssir@nsr, Berlin.

Sine iternentlare g&u4t. Die Sir
zines breif0digen 9aufes in Der Mils
beImitraBe Dffnet ii4, porm fdat Der
S@ein elmer tleinen StebIampe uuf
Sie StraBe unb beleu9tst beu Die Sc
itoIt elmer iungen f6lunten Dame, bic
in einen li4ten 2lbenOmantel 9e9iiut,
boitia our@ ben 9iirbogen getreten 1T.
Isle brau9en mid ni4t gu begleis
ten, Naaria. 9ort 0riiben iebe iCb
f9on bic SolteIteIe Der @Iettrii4en."
9abei 6riidte fe benz bienitbefIifenen
MGo8en elm @eloItud in bic SanO unb
eiIt flinten sguBes iiber ben Damn benz
noben 8ellesg(qianceplaBe gu, oeRen
6Obe 8ogenli6ter ibr bereits entgegens
,leu9ten. glo9 penieen Mlinuten i4on
iiBt iie in Der 8a9u, frob, fOglei9 ben
ri6tisen @agen gstrOffen gu baben,
Ger iie ibrem 9eim entgegen fubren
tpirb.
Grau @iIela g1orben bate ldngere
3eit feline @eIenf9aft beIu4t uno mar
ou9 beute MIR benz @unfHe i6res
Monnes gefolgt, oIs fe ii9 Ouau ents
i9loB, ibr Saus auf einige Stlnoen
gu DerIaRen. sic fiiblte iiA fremo
uno glei9eiItig in benz oberfld4li4en,
ioiseInoen &reiIe unO tounte bic itiae
8eIorgnis, oie iie nit ii9 trug, bon
StunOe gu Stunbe I9ioerer bon ii4
ipeifen. Do9 jeBt, 90 iie i6rer Sebn=
lu9t 3ieI 5ueilte. mar iie rubiger ge>
poroen. @s erfiilte iie nit 9enugs
tllung, boB iie i6ren pl0BIi4en beims
lt9en @ufbru9 our9geleBt bate 80.
Sic fab bas etpas ipOttif9e 2Gs
4eIn ibrer GaItge6erin, als iie i9r ben
@ntI9luB unO oen @runO 0aFiir tun0z
9ab, bernobm bas erfaunte uno berz
0rieBIi9e Grdgen ibres Mannes unb
1elne llnterbdnolungen nit Der fAOs
nen, feIbitii9eren Mirtin uno b0rte
oann ii4 felbit etipas beoriidt bem
MunI8e 9tusorud geben, 9ein5 m0ge
mob rubig bort bleiben, od iie, nit
S9liiiiel unb 2i9t perieben, oen furs
oen Seimpeg alein MAIDEN perbe.
'uno Sein3 uabm bies 2tnerbieten freus
Dig ouf uno --- nein, bier ipollte
lle ni4t peiter oenten, niht jeBt, -
netn, iebe &eflettion iiberIpringen ober
ourtidtebren, porauseilen gu Dem, pas
IN fiber unb adrtli9er SebnIu8t Iie
Den 9(beno binbur9 begleitet bate, bin
gu Dem 9oloen Slide, bas iie oabeim
erpartete
Ob er nod f6Iief Der S6lingel,
ipte iie ibn bor balo bier @tunben
oerloiIen batte9 Wie es po6l ausIa6
IN benz 3immer, in Das iie bic Diege
1sute getragen bate, oamit bas M1GOs
4en iie ii9erer beipa9en f0nne9 llnb
Db er fe febr permiKen piiroe, ibr
Bube, ipenn er boroeitig eripa6te9 9(9,
setpiB ipiirbe er bas! ggar Iie bod
leine @drterin, feline Grnd6rerin felt
Den eriten Saaen Isipes iunesn @a,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
gladipicI ann OlaiIenfampf.

@eGIebilIe, Sq., s. Sept. =
W}apor 6re0, Wiollmou BON Oit ct.
2ouis uno ieiu 8ripot Setretdr
Wlanrice glbeorn muroen beute in
@er6inouns nit 0em Roiienfompf in
Sit ct. Souis bon oeH G'roBgeidmo-
rencn in 9(ufloee5uitdnO periest,
nit i6ueu 81 9erioneu oeren gla-
men ni6t preisee9e6en puroen.
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g / d dtsfnqen n s.

giidtSfoqen0. Nioma:
10u meiBt Did a6er AUDI nod gar
on peiBt 0iH ober aud nod gar
nicbt in @eieaidoft au bepeeen. @ie
nidtsiogeno bait gu nun geitern ben
gon5en 9(beno oaeeieiienl" ~ Sot-
ter; o9l6er, W3omo neulih bolt On
mid geidbolten neil id 70 oiel eeiogt
botte. iu0 nun icb nihtsioeen0 oaee.
iciien babe, idiItit Oh mieoer. aoun
i'd oeuu ni6ts iogeuo etpas iogeu9~'