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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26
Methodist Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Methodist church will meet
February Isl. 1917. with Mrs. ". T..
Foulks, nj 3 p. m.
Bible lesson: Following Christ in
Self DENIAL" Matt. XVI, 24-25;
Luke XVIII. $780,
Hymns. $40 and ass.
Prayer.
Reports of Officers.
Reports of committees.
General business.
"Women of Japan" Mr.. T.. NJ.
Stecd.
"The Kingdom Coming in the
Mills" Mrs. Matthews.
The women of the church are ur-
gently requested to be present.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26
TEN REASONS FOR UMlvER.
SAL MILITARY TRAINING

!. II would IMPLY alike Ia poor hoy
and rich boy, put both in the same
tent, lead 10 u better understanding
between them. make for u better de-
mocracy and eliminate caste and
-nobbcry in America.
=. II would take the lad in his
nineteenth year when his earning
power is small and before he has I'M.
dertaken the marriage relationship
and npbuild his physique, teach him
respect for his flag, and make Of him
trained defender of his country.
). II would not put the hoy into a
regular, professional army, but would
send him back into the path of indus
Try stronger and broader character.
T. II would make the trained lad
the chief protector of the nation and
thus relieve husband and father, the
mainstay of the family Of the indus
try and commercial enterprise, Of
military service.
o. IL would make the weak lad
vlrlle and the strong lad sympathetic
and respectful.
q. II would be actually universal"
IN that wealth could not purchase inn
munity and all mentally and phys
ically fit would have to train.
Z. II would create a new national
morale and insure for the future
strong fathers, healthy men and
women in the centuries to come.
s. II would be the antithesis Of
militarism, as under universal mill
tary training the defense Of the
country Except for the first line
would rest upon trained citizens. This
would render large standing army
unnecessary and get entirely away
from militarism.
D. II would revive patriotism in
America--not the brass band and
parade-the-street sort-but real pa- |
triotism-which says that inasmnch
as all Of us share alike the boon Of
freedom, likewise all of us shall
share the nations perils and respon- |
sibilities; all Of us, in short, must so
love our country as to train and be
ever ready TO defend he. honor.
10. II would make America ready
and therefore safe.-El Paso Tines. |
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

whsrsas, Il has pleoso1 err Grvoe
Creator 10 call our bclovo1 heother'
Henry Simmons, hack TO biz Heaven,
" hosss, be It II
Resolved, that. Deming Lodge No
500, L. q. o. n. exprsss deepea
sympathy to the bereaved relatives
and sorrowing friends, and thew
were many, for all who know him
called him such, at the loss Of 50
good, faithful and true man and
brother. BE il further
Resolved, that a copy Of these
resolutions be given 70 the press and
spread upon the minutes and that
charter Of the lodge be draped
for thirty days.
II. ID. GREEN,
8. II. WELLS,
Committee,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26
THEATRICAL NOTES

Yesterday afternoon at the Prin-
cess heater was shown "The Amer
can Beauty" featuring Myrtle Sted-
man.
Tonight the admirers of Clara Kim
bah Young will have another oppor-
tuniiy of seeing this delightful star,
and this time she will appear in
"TrlIby."
Saturday night will be shown an
other Fox production Little Miss
Happiness" with June Caprice. This
is one of the most pleasing all around
shows that has been put on the
screen, old and young alike enjoying
every minute of the performance.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26
Church Ladies' Attend Matinee

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have been divided into two
divisions and have We'd with each
other 10 see which division could
raise the most money. Yesterday af-
iernoon the division that was defeat
ed treated the winning side to a
Princess matinee entertainment ut
the Princess theater, after which
they all repaired to LETTER 4 Fields
and enjoyed Feast of ice cream.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

On account of the early retirement
Of the LIST Arkansas. Chaplain Gee,
beloved by soldiers and civilians
alike. will deliver his farewell sermon
nj the Methodist church, Sunday
evening.
Rev. W. W. Nelson, the pastor. will
preach Sunday morning.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

Ed I.ayne led bunch of Silver
City hunters 10 the wilds Of Socorro
county Monday night.
Benjamin Sherman and daughter
Marjorie, of Dexter, Iowa, are guests
at the Sherman home.
=
Harry and Roy Lester have opened
the Lester garage on North Gold
avenue aud are doing lot of busi-
ness.
". w. Hitchcock, a prominent cap
iialist of Peoria, Illinois, looked over
the valley with J. W. Morris this
week.
Miss Clayton Foulks has taken n
few advanced pupils for private in
siruction preparatory to high school
work.
Miss Dryer. of Lansing, Mich, has
enrolled as one of the Deming teach
ers. We are fortunate TO get snch
talent.
h. NJ. Groves is home from the III
Paso Business College and is en-
ployed in Vaught 4 Watson's office
a. stenographer.
Thos +. Mister and wife have had
their Graphic changed from Pomo-
M. California Ia Rancho cl Rincon,
Corona. California.
j. II. Rucker. of the lst Arkansas
infantry, will remain in Deming as a
postofiice employee.
Fred Sherman, accompanied by
his brothers, j. y. and Benjamin and
II. II. Jacobs. drove to Elephant
Butte dam this week.
.
We are glad To note the appear
anee of Judge Edward Pennington
ON the streets again. following
somewhat protracted illness.
=
}. NJ. Emery and son unloaded So
900 pounds of mixed feed for the
Mimbres Valley Farmers Associa-
iion. Wednesday Some days work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26
Thorntons Entertain

Lieutenant and Mrs. n. l.. Thorn
Ton entertained two tables at bridge
at their home last Wednesday evening.
Those present were Colonel Glenn,
Major Delaney, Colonel Ellis. Mrs.
Williams Rutherford, Mrs. Mary
Hudson. Mrs. Mayme Williams, Mrs.
Martha b. Ameni. the host and host
ess. Colonel Glenn won the gentle
mans prize and Mrs. Ament carried
off the ladies' prize.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

Marie Francis DE Launsy is giving
farewell matinee party this after
noon for little Helen Clark, daughter
of Captain and Mrs. Clyde NJ. Clark,
who expect to leave soon for their
home. About dozen children ARE in
attendance.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26
End Arkansas HOP

The non- commissioned Officers Of
the md Arkansas infantry gave de-
liehiful hop At the Deming club. We'd
ncSdny evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

Harry }. Ileckel, II soldier out of
the 10th infantry, and Miss Ruby
Dodd, from FL Paso, were married
Tuesday by Rev. Theodore Plat. The
wedding party, including Mrs. s. +.
Dodd, mother of the bride, drove to
Demng in an automobile. The young
courle will make their home in FL
Paso.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

FOR SALE-All lumber and sash in
the Delaware Post Exchange. Lieut..
W. Berl, Jr. 23np
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26
Wednesday Bridge

wednesday USIuoc
The Wednesday Bridge club was
entertained by Mrs. Mahoney. The
guests of the club were Mrs. Camp
bell. Mrs. Terrell. Mrs. IeFevre, Mrs.
Tomlinson. Mrs. Garrison and Mrs.
Thornton. The guest prize was cap
turcd by Mrs. LeFevre, Miss Clark
winning the club prize. Refreshments
were served after the game. The
The club will meet next week with
Mrs. Moir.
800"
"The $500" club met yesterday
with Mrs. Williams Rutherford.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26
Rock Party

Miss Clayton Foulks entertained
II company of her young friends ut
n rock party Tuesday evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

benjamin Sherman and daughter
Marjorie, Of Dexter, Iowa, are guests
at the Sherman home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

Harry and Roy Lester have opened
the Lester garage on North Gold
avenue aud are doing lot of busi-
uass
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

Ed I4ayne led n bunch of Silver
City hunters 10 the wilds of Socorro
county Monday night.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-26

". w. Hitchcock, a prominent cap
iialist of Peoria, Illinois, looked over
the valley with J. W. Morris this
week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

Baltimore ernannt porocn. Sic miro
5u @lount ct. glgncs in Wiouut
g9uibin9ton I'M N}uttcrbuuic ltotio-
nirt iein. gu ibrer 9iadfoIgerin lit
Sdmeitcr @}orD Gonitonce, cine Der
Shlpeitern bonl rcD-@oIpitol1-
Stabe, auserleien. Sdmeiter WlorD
E6omaiina, cine gliiiitentin ser
5hmelter Gormelito, lpuroe in Der
gSobl BON lester gSoHe 5ur @iater
Superior Der @elnciuihoft 9emd6lt.
Sdpefter Gorniclito lit 13 Sabre
Lang bic 5uperiutcllpentin oes oN2cr.
cD@oipitolS~ gemcieu SSn oiclcr
3cit ibrcr Gb6tigleit bat iie lid Die
3unci9ung bon EouienOcn reid
1no arm ermor6en. @urd ibren
GinfluB wur0e oas ncuc @oipitoI 5ur
gSirfliNtcit. @or Se9u sSo6rcn rciite
in ibr ser @ldh ocs 9oipitolS Ga-
pa3itGt 5il berDoppcIii, Gin &lon ser
5mei Sabre ipatcr 5ur G6otiode &c.
worOcn it, Donlol5 bieb Oos @oipi-
tai uStoot-Soipitol~. Gic neue Gu
perintenoentin oeb0rt iinsefdbr icit
oAt SoGren oelu 0roen oil. Sic fam
bon &ittiton @ay unO mqr, che lic
III 0cu OrOen cintrot, cine gcpriiftc
8ileocrin. Sci 0eriel6en 98abl in
letter @od6e muroc Sbmeiter 0iorp
9lngclo, oic 9luficDerin oes ct. Sc
ella Snitituts i'll SSal6roof, 3ur
@dutter gliiiitcntin, mo Sdwcltcr
War1 %ictorinc 8ltr Wleiltcrin iibcr
Die 9lobi5en senIodlt. S6weiter Sic
torine Icbntc e6emolS I'M nWioimt
ct. 9lgncs Goaeg. Ilutter Supe-
riorin Gbomaiimd itn0 d1e Die neuen
&comtinncn Der @emcihidoft meroen
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Es5@@sl, Ss5'sa sas 1nrtun e. 5tRupnaun..

Monbes I'M @efdugnis iibt, 5it bertei.
0igen sic iino otf Dem &ege nn1
@obplD, Gong SSslanO, Inn iid bic
Sohe ans ser gtGbe dnauiebcn, NIT
Sbrenl &lienten 81 reoen uli0 ben
Sail oroentli6 por3ilbcreiten
SSoipobl, nidte ib; ia, idb las &c,
itern obeno in 0en 3eihtngen 0anon.
gIber Serr Drpsoole bat uniere 0ien.
1te, iobiel i'd ipeiB, llie in 9(nlpru1
gettommcn; tpie fam er geraoe nuF
ltnS2
@r fam nift Oaroilf; fh babe Oie
@obl getroffen. Sd pollte, oab er
ben belten @erteiOiger bate.
Danfe, iagte id. glber tpie fam
itniere sSirna oo5u, Sen 9luftrog al.
3imebmen9 @ir fino oo9 ItefS penig
geteigt &rilninalfdlle 3lt iiberneb-
men, ipie Sie DiIien.
@eipiB neiB i6 es. glber iIJ
i1mcicbelte Sbrem Gbef eiu ipenig.
Sect berltebe idJ, eripioerte idb
ladbeno. glatiirli1 tperoeu mir infer
9eites tim.
sic iperoen feline 6reiipreAuug er.
langet iogte @oofreD nit lleber5elt.
gling. SD mar geitern III Bottom
ionit mQre tcb gerooesiuegs ndb So.
bDlD gefobren unO bdtte Sie niitgel
noiiln1eit.
Damn bdtte id Gecile nidt 9Goieu
iogen fonnen.
Men2 W
Gecile Sremoine fanote iie belte
morgen nod N8artiiiique 5lriid.
90, bat CT oas getai2 frogte 500.
freD ta10enflid. Mariim oaS9
SSd er3dblte ibm raid bic @reigs
niiic oes 9Ebenos 5upor, ioipie Die beg
W3orgens.
@oofreD, fiigte id) tpdrmber5ig bin.
5u, penn Sie &rerldine peri0nlid
fennen tDiir0en, tDiiroer Sic mpbI Elm.
ieben mas fir einen drnli1eit Ser
oadt mir oltf i'm geporfen babcu.
@r 1T gdn3lib rnbcgriiuOetl I6co'
ricu uufitellcn lit gon5 icbon obcr eiil
@eri0tsbof mill 9cpeile M Hare.
.offepe. ii@ere @epciic, lno nit ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

nlf einen ilnger N1eui6en nomens
DrnSoole2 a.
9llleroines, ilidte er, id Boffe ie-
ood, oab er feline lluihulo 3ii beiDei-
fen innitnnoe it, @r iii Elm liebens.
iuiiroiger iitnger aerl ettDaS bisig
tno eigeniinnig ober mir iDollcn
ni6t oooon reoeH @s III 81 unonge-
nebm. Seilte dbeno lpollen mir frob.
Iih ieinl
Bon mas mir an ienem glbenO
fproben, brnude idb bier niht aiis3it-
fiibrcn, oa eS meme @r5dbltng nidt
beriibrt glber nieipor mir &remoine
i'll 70 porteilbdfter 8elelidtiing cricbie-
neft; ct NOR ein bollenOeter Melt.
mann, Der Diel geieben butte, Elm CLAM
8enoer uno aeiitreider 9lnloerer TT
init einem Mort cine 10 fciielnoe Ser
ionlibfeit, Dab, lanac beoor 0erglbeno
ieinem Guoe 3ueing, mein ldherlider
IerOodt b0llig peti1ipin0en por.
@ie @eifi6tc @oofreDs mar oollig
ans Der 9uft gegriifeu. SD ipltBtc,
ipie Elm @eriHtsboI oariiber ladcu
piiroe, penn er Tremoine i1be Gr
fonnte in beiocn Sdllen Gin unartait-
bares gllibi beweiieH M
Gas Sbtff fdbrt oin 2anoungsiteg
iiebeminoiilnf5ig, 9toroifer, am glus.
gang Der iiebemIno5pan5igltenS
@cit, liu obt llbr naren Grenadines
lebtc &orte Mirg5dblen otf Siel
8citig foio ic6 mid all Der be5eiA.
ncten Stelle Elm; id mar geipannt,
tpie iicb Der glbid)ico geitalteit Diiroe.
Gccile nno 9remaine Darteten bereitS
oif MIDI.
Z SD ging geraoeniuegS niif tie 81;
Sremoine par geraoe nit Dem @e,
pad bei1ditigt
sSrGicn sic iid), nod Sbrem lieben
ct. Bierrc 5ltriid5utebreu2 fragtc idl.
o ia, iebr, aitiportete iie SD
iper0e ME mebr nod oieiem trntrigcil
0rt 3uriidfebrcnl
llnO &reinoine trifft Sie ia il
pier3rbn Eagcib fiigte ic6 bin8iI
@lau6en sic Oas, de2 frogte lie
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Neiratbs .9iccMacn.

Sad $. 0ic9lnolI1, 81, 9unoes-
aiiiten 9lrtiaerie, ino Settle 8.
0fepp, 2t.
@incent 9orrocatis %, ino ReorI
Gorper, 10.
BERNARD S. SSiegaro, o. 9(nnopo.
lis, @lo. tmo 2lunic 3. gippin, "a.
&oD 8. @rnf "a llno Charlotte
s. g9boleDj %; 9cioc bon @aibing-
ton 9. 6.
Sbomos $. Gorion S9ittlper, 81,
uno W}art6o 6. Doris, S8ittDe; 9ei-
&c bon Fbilo0cIpbio.
@corge $. @oet @ittper, 81, iino
Soiepbine 6.9tincbart, geidieocn 81.
Wlorio Orlando, 35, mo Gincea
3ooa5so 26.
@iniom 6. goiiett, o. lno Gar
ric 8. Wioou, 27.
@enrD S. @3ond, eeidieoen %,
ltnO W}Drtlc @lileS, 23.
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5rtttr NrRnlttt.

init einem merfipiiroig idorfen9lid I
@louben Sie es 0enn nidt2 fragte
icb mt tpoblgelpielter Geriuun0erllng
sic attnete aufgeregt.
@os tiit'S2 SD Deroe laden itnt
bergeiien.
sSbre 9(ugeu befteten iib feit oili
&remoine, ais CT oitf ms 3ifom.
gnles 1T III Sronung, ingte ct IN
lieben8tpiir0igen Gone inO ihiifteltc
mir oie @nro. Sier iiilo Die SdedS,
Gecile. llno iebt fibre ms in OcinC
Sabine up0 mahe Die Sonneursl
@ie on pillit 0onoorg, antfpor.
tete iie rilbig iul0 ging pormls.
sic batte eine Ser beiten &obinen
All 9or0, in Der ibr @ep1d ibon ger
itreilt oilf ocm gooen berumlog. glr
Der SeiBwoiierleihrng IN elmer Gdl
bing SSa.6es &1fig sic bottc cir
Tu6 oorilu gebiinoeit, i'm ieinell gar
ten gciDobner Dor adltc SIT icjiiber,
sic nebncn iiderli1 6e-Se mits
benlerfte itb.
SiHer, fiiqtc Srcnlaiuc bin5lt Sc
cile peiB, SoB oic Sdlnnge ltcrbcl
ipiiroe, fpein iie iie bel mir 5uriid.
liebc. @ir mollen allf eine gliidliAC
9ieiie anitoBen-
Gr oriidte ouf oie Glingel, GeciIC
fol1te ibn NIT gliibenoem 9lide
Gtipas llnbeimlideS lag IN ibrer
gliden bate iie einen 9icpolOcl
nerborgel tpartete Tie niir aitf cine
giinltige @elegenbeit2 .
g9ir trdnfen aif Geciles @ciunO'
belt. 0a borte man cine @lode iu1(
@eieblc bon Der aommanoo6riid(
Der.
g9ir miiiien geben rief Eremoinl
rno itano RAID aiIi, oaS lit oas leBtC
3eihen
SD qina poroits lniO belt Den
9ltem oit i'll @rwarhing bon irgent
etipas zines Sd5iiies Oielleicbt
9lber gleib eorauf iolgten mir 6eiSI
8uianmcn. Eremaine itno i'd gingcr
an Qano, iie lebnte licb ii6er Die 9lee.
ling. g8ir pinften ibr oll oas lettC
Eau puroe eingedpgen, un0 langlQm
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8. @o pifeI.

D.. 81 q y rel.
glls idb 5ipnu5ig W2iiulten no6 Der
gl6foBrt oes 9anipfers oaS 8ireait
betrat, erblidte i1 bort 81 meiner
lleberraIding @oofrep, Der i'm eff
rigitcn @eiprddj nit $errn 9iopce be-
griffen mar.
0o lit er iol rief @oofrep. gleiu,
nein; bebnlten sic Sbren Wlnttel. an;
leeen Sic Sbren &ut niht ubl Tor-
ip1rtsl gS lit ollerb6cbite 3eitt -
02it oieien @ortell nabnt ct mid
bein glrm.
GS lit olleS in Sronitng, Serr &C.
ltcr, bemerfte mein Gbef, ais or mein
gritannen fab. Serr @oOfrep miro
Sbnen unteripe9s Die notigen Grfld-
rllngen geben
3as geniigte. D1ebr braildte icb
nicbt, uno 70 elite i1 @oofreD Had),
Cine 0roibfe partete oiif inns.
SSon1es Slip, rief @oofreu; mir
itiegcn raid ein, mo fort ging Die
SSobrt III raIenoer @ile ourf Die sSto-
liener. irno SuoenDiertel bis mir bel
Ser 9rooflpner Bride bielten.
9foidj eilten mir Ourb Die Solle nit
ben 5a6rfartenousgaben uno errei6-
ten geraoe oos S1iff ais es abfab-
rem pollte,
0as bat gefluppt, bemerfte @oo-
frep, icbte fidl oiif 0ie lld1lte 9anf
unO nabm 0en 3ut ob.
SD iebte niid) neben i'm iulo trod-
uete mir Die Stirne. @nolid bate
i'd pieoer 70 Diel 9lteni, OoB id1 ibn
frugen foniite:
@us beoeutet ali oos2
Das2 begonn @oofrep, in0em er
ben Sut tpieoer mtfiebte imo mid
pfiffig anlddclte. @rIteuS bat Die
grobe uno bobberii6mte 8irmo G5ro-
ham & &oDce oet 9htftrag crbolten,
sSobn Colbert 0rpSoule, Der 3ir8eit
.uuter Der g[uflaoe oes WlQr0eS llno
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iebte iid 6ag sdiff IN @elpealLna.

ieste iidj oas SHiff in 8etpeolng.
sic mari inS SsnBbdnoe 5lt.
4ann ober ploblid) Derdnoerte lid)
i5r @eiidtsousorild; tie griff nit bel.
oen S1noen frompfbaft IN Die 2ilft,
ltiibte iidb dber Damn al Der &celing.
SD gloibe, iie f6llt IN 9bnmoGt,
8aroien meinte Gremaine.
9lber i6on battc iie ibre 6oiilng
tpieoer erlongt; iie belt beioe Sdnbe
an ocn Miuto uuo rief inns einige
8orte 3u.
Ereunaine nidte, ols babe er Der.
itan0en iiiio ipinfte nit Der Soito.
Sa6enGie beritan0en, mas iie ricf2
froete er
9Seiu, fein @ort. Ser Shlepp-
onnpfer bort pfiff geraoe, ontipor.
tcte iA.
SD berItouo oos Bort rQit4, be.
ncrfte Erenaine; iie pollte jeOen-
folls ipiiieri, ipieDiel 8etten iie bereit-
6olten iollte o6er Oas lit ia einer-
lei.
gieIo? @ebt oos Qon1itee 0cinl
nicbt na1 0lortiniQuc2
ga, cin BOAR Sngenieitre iperoen
biuiabreiL um Elm @uta1ten ob5ugc'
ben
lln0 Sic?
SD bleibc bier. gr iDinfte nod
mails nit Dem Goihentub Dem oobon-
oonpienoen Shiffe nah, oann fiibr
er iidj ooniit iibet ole Stirn. @s 1T
mir cin qrober Stein bonn @er5en &c.
fallen Serr2eiter, oos fam ih Sbnen
iagen. Sic los 5n iein ino oocb oas
2eben bcbolten 81 babeu. SD babe
einen i6lperen 5cbler begangelt tie
init nacb glep gorf 81 nebmen
9lber ib glollbte bod, sic iogten-
SSa, iie laden ino nergelien bolo,
aber gerooe oln gInfong nutiirhf)
nebuen iie ficb's 5u @er8en gS III
bod Elm berrlideS Ncib. fiigte CT
binsu.
sSolpobl, beitdtigte ic6 inio mari
nod cinen 8lid Dem 0anpfcr nod.
SMpn mar az olrd5 oell Wlorgen.
uebel nuieren &liden talt pQlli0 ent'
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1cicrtc Icincn 81. @c6nrtstaa.

Sul S{reiie icincr 9ln9eborieen mo
ungcbcu BON pielcn lieben 9cfonn-
ten fcicrte ont Sonntog Sr. Socob
@idncr in icincr g8obnung, Ger.
2505, @3ooiion 2lpeuuc, ieinen 81.
@c6urtstog in f0rpcrli6cr uno gei.
itigcr 6riiAe. Sr. @idncr bat lid
trob Der boben Sabre cine number
bare @ciiteSfriide er6olteu inO meiB
aus ser Gcrgonecnbeit 81 cr3dblen
ais Oh cs geiteru poiiirt lei.
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(25. fSortiesnna.l

n 90. SSortlebiifig)
Geben Gle MIR ooS peripobnte
gino, rief er iino Idbelte ibr 81. Sie
Bat fidb Soraen nm nidts genta6t-
Sli bier3ebn Goeen iiiio mir iDieoer IN
SonD-Gorre bereinigt
sic anttportete nit einent miioen
Qdbeln irno mari mir einefi oieliogen-
zen g[id at; i'd ueritono. onB iie mid
bomit All ibre Prcpbe5eiung erinnern
ipollte,
.gr fiiIlte oie @ldier.
9tuf unIer @ie0erieben in pier5ebn
TcQenl
Qluf infer @ieoeriebeuI pieoer.
holte iie ironiIt9 uno nippte an ibrem
@Iaie
Ql6er ciaiae M}inuten ipdter mar ii2
III auiqerdiulter 9timnulng. Grit
oonn ficl mir oiif ooB Eremoine nod
nit fcinrr Sif6e ooS Droma in gogc-
mere beriibrt bate. 9lber 3in1 Slid
6ohte if) nod 8ltr redten Belt oorou,
0n6 er nibt onnebmeu fonnte, ih babe
acnntnis bon ieiien gluIcntbolt
bortIeIbit
Sie bdbcn olfo @rfolg gebabt2
Frdgic icb IblicBlid1
HaDubl. SD babe ei.lige fapita.
Iiitvn iiir mein Brojeft iiltereliiert.
Olidaro Nrlrop pielleidt fennen
Eie imp
D9ciE; mir Oenl 9inmen rab
Gr cat mir niel Gebolten.
Scmit fanten Sie friiber, uls Sie
6olftcn, oil sSbr 3iel2
syoiuobl id5 oohte, 8itm penig.
lten cine g9ohe 3u 6roubcn Serr
Delrup Bate 9lnitaltei getroffen, odb
oie Salptoeriammhng in ieinenl
Gon06oite Bel @abplu itattfinoen
iolltc. @eItern orbeiteten mir poll-
cn6s Die Gin8eIbeiten aus, oo trat IN
ser gladt oitf bette Elm 1uBerlt iii.
oliidIibcs greignis elm oas olles
ipeitcre nnmogliM ma1te sic ba'
BEN piclleibt in ben gEbenobldttcrn oa.
bon aelcien2
syomobl Wloro uno DiebltabI Der
gerDadlt riAtet lid, pie es i@eint,
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ltnIriaen f0nnen mir feinen &un6
binter Dem Sfen berborloden. SD
gloilbte, idJa bGtte geIteriranac6niittog
ettpas pie eineit @eipeis geflinoer,
ober er 1T feinesiDegS ltibbaltig Gs
iltiolles 9liitoiugeeition.
Sd er3dblte ibiH meine 9eaGfor-
ibung I'M Sing-Sing. .@efdnenis.
@r 9ordte mir niifmerfinm 5ii
SD bin ni1t 70 iiber5eugt, Dab or
iiibt iii6baltig it, benlerfte er i1licB-
Iid. Cher claude icb, ooB Srenoine
sic bDpnotiliert Bat, ais ooB mir ltns
ielblt ettpns iuggeriert boben.
SSSdl balte i'm fir lnlbuloig, ipie-
oerbolte iH.
Sger lit es oonn2
Gecile, ioete icb pIoblid. SD
CLAUDE, iie bat Ebompion getotct.
@elden @etDeis bobcn ole 6afiir2
aeiuen, iaete id ratios, nnr cine
glrt BON glbning.
gaiui, ib babe oieielbe 9lrt bon
9IDuling, oab es Erenaine getpelet lit.
glber mir baben oiid feinen eiil3t-
gen 9epeis geaell i'm, feinet SHat.
ten eines mirfli6eiL oireftelt. iiber-
5eiigenoen 8eipeiies.
gielleiht ricbt, CAB er at, ober mir
iino lin 9egriff, ms 9epeiie al ber-
idoffen, Die geitiigeit, I'M i'm 3it iiber-
fiibren. ~
BeHen 5it iiberfiibren2
@ines SalbeS lno ameier Wlor0-
taten.
Sie elouben olio, CT iei i'll oie
@o9emerer @eidirbte beriuidelt?
xSiherlidJ. &
|. 9(ber es lit fein S1imnter cireS
IaronbteS gegen i'm borbaitOett pro.
teltierte icb ipieoerilnt oa iib @oofreD
tpirfli6 bon ieinen 0orurteilet 5lt
fpeit fortreiBen lieB.
&ein Sdinnner, offenbar, CAB er
III liebensipiir0igem Zone 5it.
@lIt alio, mic
SSir lonoen geraOc, interbrab ct
mid. @ir polleH IN Der 9a6n oapoH
recon. , a
..-- (Gortiesung tolgt.) ~
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gInS Oem Snueren WinrBlanO'S nno
ben angren5enoem Staaten.
.@tnem Scr3Ieioen erie.
Qell.

q II.
Sn gllentopn 9Sa. erlog 8.
Smith Teiiiuioer, ser iiiu9iie Sobn
oes bcrliorbenen 9iidters G6orles z.
@cifinioer in gSciiminiter, @lo., ci-
mem Ser5leioeu. Gr mar Elm 9ru-
ser oes Srn. Charles Z. 9}ciiiniocr
in Baltimore.
Sci slutofo6rt berGebt.
Gic W}oicbne Ses e6emolieen
Stootratbs.N .NlitglieOcs SomeS g.
9owea bon Cumberland, W}oy in ser
CT ieinc 6amilie na6 Moroantown,
@..@o., nobnl, oeruu9liidte Oieicr-
ieits bon llniontomn. Scrr @opca
iopobl, mic ieiue 6omilic murocn
oerlett. 6rau Gomea ino ein Sobn
uurocn 10 ibper oerlest ooB es mo-
tbig war, iie nod einem Soipital IN
llniontopn 81 bringen Serr aoweIl
ielbn mo Elm Sobn 5ogcn iid5 MIR III.
erbeblide &erleBlmgen 5r
gotcr ulto Sobn bonn
@Iib eribIogen.
Gin iGbes @noc eriabr 0ns Ser.
eniigen ocS f5iidfanaes, Dem iid Der
rs Sabre alte Sobu aing uno lcin
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0cs WlorOcs 0crOddtig.

gSic cine 3cpeide aus Gbeiter,
ga, bciogt bat oie @oli8ci ncun
D}dnncr III &crbinoung nit Dem
W}oroc BON gSillion &. Eurncr, frii.
Der bon Scr. 1926, glorO. @ilmor-
SroBe, bier, feitgcnomnlen. &uruer,
ser ein Superintendent ser S8eiting-
bouie Contributions 9lrbeiten 3pi'
iden Gbeitcr iHo ellington mar,
mlroc porgeitern BON orci 9lcgern in
ser 9loDc BON gloro- GiIingtoh eridol-
len. Seine 2cidc miro 8ur SeItat-
inn9 alif Dem Baltimore 6rieobof
1ier1er AebroMt