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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-05

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6.-Students
OF handwriting and orthograhpy noted
in the Imperial autographic rsscript,
which u penciled By the Emperor In
the English language, that the great
HohsnaoIlern u not born speller."
For example. Emperor William
twice mispellSd received" he has not
mastered the spelling Of "deeision1:
In perturbation OF mind. perhaps. he
wrote 'fullfulled." and. At one point
the spelling Of Gear" appears gar"
"Allready" shows the influence Of
German orthography. and other mis-
spellinGs may readily be detected
The care with which the Emperor
crossed out, interlined, and under
scored his phrases indicates the I'M
portanee which he attached to the
document.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-05
TABLE D'HoTE TABOO.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-HotsI men
today plan another drive at -the
good old days" by cutting out mara
thon dinners. They declare immense
strides in food conservation may be
made by abolishIng the table d'hote.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-05
SPELLS
SIMPLEST WORDS
WRONG IN NOTE
TO wAsHNGToNs
SCHOOL CHILDREN.

The Kaiser, In q letter 10
President Wilson, wrote:
FULLFULLED
ALREADY
RECEIVED
DISCISIoNs
EAR
Can you spell thsm correctly?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-05
GERARD REVEALS
KAISER'S VERSION
OF WARS ORIGIN
tcon.isusd from First Pags.l

(contfuusd from First Pags)
take Belgrade and . fey other Ser
bian towns and strip Of the country
a. q 'malnmIss' TO make sure that the
Serbian promises on paper should be
fullnlied in reality. This proposal
was in the same moment autographed
to me from Vienna for London, quite
In conjunction with the British pro-
posai; besides, I had telegrlphed to H
N. the Car the same a. an idea Of
mine before I received the two com
municationB from Vienna and London,
A. both were Of the same opinion.
s. Immediately transmitted the
kilograms vice versa to Vienna and
London. felt that was able TO
tide the question over and was happy
at the peaceful outlook.
"a While I was preparing q note to
II. u. the Car the next morning to
inform him that Vienna. London. and
Berlin were agreed about the treat
msnt Of affairs. received the tsls-
phones from II. T. the chancellor that
In the night before the Csar had given
the order TO moxiliss the whole Of the
Russian army, which was. OF course,
also meant against Germany; where
a. up till then the southern armies
had been mobilizsd against Austria
FeleEraa Rron LSaaoa.
~. In q telegram from London my
ambassador informed me he under
stood the British government would
guarantee neutrality Of France and
wished to know whether Germany
would refrain from attack. telS-
graphed to II. II. the King. person
ally that mobilization being already
carried out could not be stopped but
II II. n. could guarantee with his
armed forces the neutrality Of France
I would refrain from attacking her,
leave her alone and employ my
troops elsewhere.
H. n. answered that he thought
my offer was based on q misunder-
standing: and, as far as can make
out, Sir z. Grey never took my OFFER
into serious confederation. He never
answered It. Instead he declared
England had to defend Belgian neu-
tralIty, which had to be violated BY
on stratsgical grounds. news
been received that France was
already preparing TO enter Belgium,
and the King OF the Belgians having
refused my petition for q free pas
sage under guarantee Of his cOun-
try's freedom. ! am most grateful for
the President'V message
WILLIAM I. R."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
WOULD READJUSf
TERMS OF COURT
REPRESENTATIVE CANALES PLANS
TO AMEND BILL IN07DER THAT
TERMS MAY NOT OVERLAP.

T. r. raHule~. representing th:- district
III the lower house 81 the state legislature.
writes hi~ laW associate. q. {. pancy, that
H. will Introduce hi!l amending the Par
act creating criminal district court ipr
the counties 81 Cameron. Nuerc-, klchcr-
and Willacy Mr. Canalc- simply pro
poses bv hi- measure ID continue the three
terms of the civil district court and tn
- arrange the terms of the two court,
that hey viii no overlap. The bill Great
ing th,. new criminal court does not become
effective until ninety days after the legi~
ture adiourn~. hence il will not affect tbs
coming March and May terms If the old
court.
There ha~ been some suggestions that
the civil court terms should he cut down
from three to two terms q year IN thi'
county. The suggestion however does no
~co.n IT, meet with favcr. n many "f the
; lawyers express them-tNea - lav"Fine
three civil terms each yclr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
WOMEN INVADE WASHINGTON.

NTII''I'F - NFF ITf"tfFf'IfT
WASHINGTON. ID. ~. Feb 2S-Tu TIE
cull NJ "Notc~ for Women" Suiiragi,t~
from every state where women now pos
~c~~ ballot rights are tlocking w the cap
ital for the convention W the Congrt ron
III Union FOR Woman Suffrage. which i~
~ have it, opening tomorrow. ~ appeal
~ President Wilson. visits u congres-mca
III the interests Of the federal amendment
for woman suffrage. and a series 81 put
lic meeting with prominent speakers wiil
feature the four days # the convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
JAP STATESMAN
Is UNDAUNTED
DESPITE RECENT ATTEMPT on HIS
LIFE He WILL LEAD FORCES
or C0NSTiTUTiCkAliSM.

TOXIC. Japan, Fen. 2N - t'udi~1uayrG
i,y thc recent utttmpt upou hi~ I.ic. Yuk.o
pzak. Japun'~ former progressive. viii
lrJd thc forces WIT cuu~tituji0nali-m wv thr
pending struggle tur mo-e representative
.orm WI government. This was made clca.
VI uu Interview hc gave WV thc Associated
lrc~- correspondent concerning thc pol.i-
rJI -.,Uat'ou VT the JapaEc-e empire.
''To make tile situation clear to thc Am-
yricau people" hc said. "oVr aim Ky iAai
tGp mini :rr w ~tytc who directs thc at-
fair Y, thi- empire shall he chosen w:ta
some sand " !hc makeup ot the hoa~c ky.
representative yhci y elected hy the peu-
ulc. That i~. y.ttr .V. thc essential mean
in- y! cur constitution. We are but send
u- Tx light NJ progress IN the west ha-
~oIanl and found H."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
Land Suit Set For
Trial al Edinbulg

a -ulr styled tho American Land Ir-
rigation Oo. v~. VI III Ror-tadj. suit lur
water rent and on vendors lien notes. has
been -et for trial on March 10 iu district
court 40 Edinhurg. Judge James B Well-
vii appear leading counsel tor the plain
un. while III. MI Williams wiIl appear wv
a similar capacitr TOR thc defendant. The
IIidalso county district. court Yesterday
heard number ot bond forfeiture eases,
called the appearance docket today and Vi
try civil eases tile remainder WY thc week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
TRADE TRIP TO
VALLEY PLANNED
SAN ANTONIO BUSINESS MEN PLAN
FIRST EXCURSION SINCE 1912 TO
BROWNSVILLE COUNTRY

The following i- from the San nAtonio
Light:
The chamber of commerce hn- address
cd letter. ln thc Manufacturers club and
to tho Jobhcr-' and Manufacturers league
inviting ihe cooperation mi those organi-
zation- In arranging hig trade excursion
NJ the lower Rio Grande Valley II NJ the
desire to make the excursion the greatest
ever operated ont of San Antonio and ~
have h representative of all of the city.
commercial and industrial interests.
The last excursion to the Brownsville
section made in 1912. brought good r'~
suits M strengthening trade relations be-
tween San Antonio and the Valley reglo.s
which M logically w this city'~ trade ter
rtory. At the present time, with Browns
vile and other towns In the sections en-
ioying the greatest prosperity IN their his
tory. v IN deemed advisable ~ bind Tire
ties cvcn closer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
FRENCH PAPER
FORECASTS WAR
SUCH, 1T BELIEVES, WILL BE The
RESULT OF ARMED NEUTRALITY
BY THE UNlTED STATES.
lnv .Ns.nc.ntcn rress.l

PARIS. Feb. 2S.-MorniHg papers. wnilr
commcnding Prc~idct Wilson's determine
iion to have the who'c body of Amrrinar
citizens behind him, agree in recognizing
his message To- conarC-~ a- distinctly n
further step in tho direction of war. One
paper says hi~ first step was to cXcrc:~r
n moral pressure ON Germany. The result
oi that was the dupturc of diplom. t.c r"-
lations. A. that failed hc has proclaim
cd armed neutrality and has thus lcgur
to exercise material pressure. This pres
sure will be transformed into material uc-
ton. and that means war;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
Chicago Ananges TO
Ha idle Dead Letters

CHICAGO. Frh. 1s.-~Drud letters"
from lnlianu, Michigan. Minnesota. North
Iakota. South Dakota. l,Na. Missouri.
Kansas. Nebraska ana N.ntunu viII como
NV Chicry1 after March J instead Wy being
sent to Wa~am-:on Tcu clerk Hu~ ar,
engaged ~ th, "dcad letter department
VT the local p,~trfIcc and ihe force prob
ably Will W. du1plrJ w handle thc gdd.-
tioaal volume. The contrib t.rn wy 'dcat
letter" mail from Illinois which alrc. ~ i~
being hu .irj lrrr. i~ .o.d to w wy great
wy tha; " IVY" additional ttn States COM
biacd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
Conservation of
Forests Is Urged

WASHINGTON. y. g.. Feb. 2o.-Thc
conservation of the country forests a~
a means Of r~uring the future paper -up-
ply i, urged in statement ISSUED hr Carl
Nrooman, assistant secretary of aerirul-
ture. lie said "a present wc arr using
daily 5000 tons ot ncv- print paper and
thi. j. increased at the rate ot ten per
cent annually Tor ail paper products and
that mt present only twn-third- of 'li- i-
grown in our own forest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
BALL PLAYERS ARE TO BE TRAINED

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s-Scrgeanr Wal;er
ed to drill sergeant to the Chicago club of
the American league. which will leave for
the spring training camp at Mineral Wells.
Texas, sunday night. The Chicago club j.
the first in the league Officially to adopt
the military training program advocated
~ President johnson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
REPUBLICANS CONTINUE
EFFORTS TO FORCE AN
EXTRA MEET CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, d. a. Feb 2SP-cct
free and full discussion d MI
thor rcpIIL IT,
they w and provide
him ru
v session f-ucho
After striking other wv
mcnt ships
today the Flood bill president protect
To the , cnc The senate finance comnncc
t ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
Colleges Drawn On
For Lieutenants

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 28.
To expedite the obtaining CT
SecOrC Iieute- arts for the regular
army, Secretary Of War Baker
today issued an order directing
distinguished colleges 10 desig-
nate ten honor graduates from
the 1917 class and ter from the
1916 class TO he examined in
April for provisional commissions.
These men are 10 be accepted in
the service 2heaH of ary other
Candidates from civi! life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
All American Liners
Now Held in Port
IN A..nc.ntcl Trn...I

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-'rhe arrival oi
the -thcar~hip Finluld from Liverpool t'-
day added ihc sixth and last ~ the Amer
lean liner fleet held here ~ The -ubmaIiuc
menace. The Finland ~ the third Amer
can liner to leave Liverpool since the bc-
ginning 81 the German blockade.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
Gerard Sails. But
Warned By Friend
NV Associated Press. /,

'itA -N~HNf-atfH lf~N-l
C0iJNNA, Spain, Feb. 28.--
kmtassado. Gerard sliied today
for Havana. n, expect i 10
reach t;lsre March 8 or 9.
1t became known yesterday
that, on The day he left Berlin,
en-AmbasSadoT Gerard was warn
ed personally by German friend
in high official position against
sailing f.om Spain for the United
States. Among those who are in
mr. Gerard S confidence there is
feeling Of anxiety in regard to
the Americans sailing Yesterday
on the Infanta isabel. Il IS known
that mr. Gerard regards tie
waning as having been given in
all seriousness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
RECosEs Army OFFICERS BRIDE

TINIF'-7'TII Nv 7 wv IIF'T'ITII-F
los ANGELES. can. Feb. 2S.-A mar
rta4r ol lntrr, W wv army circles took place
here today, tha br.de being Ms Viola
Burden. daughter WY NIr. and Mr.. George
A Burden WY Dubuque, Iowa, and Los IN
lgie-. ana thc bridegroom. Lieut.. Acxan-
d.r Lang james IVY the Fifteenth cavalry.
J. IVY. III
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
BLUEJACKETS
0UELL RIOT:
No TROUBLE

WASHINGTON, N. Nh. Feb. p. Two
Squads of American hlnciackct, sent FROM
the american naval station at Caimancr.
Cuba. into Guultauam0 Monday pupllcd N
riot. restoring order without violence, tho
navy department wa- advised today. The
Cuban government did uai cun,truc the
incident a- rtcrrcltpn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
CANADA Will.
TAKE 4 PART
IN Off ENSE

ST. JOHN. \. m. Feb. 2S.-cunadJ i~
making active preparations 4" take I;
i rcniucnt part in tine great allied olfAc-;v
on thc WIS tern front thi-> spring. Thou,
and- ot troops arrived 40 New Brunswick
recently flr final training before cnharh
in- frr England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
BRITISH FEBRUARY CASUALTIES


LONDON. Feb. Is British casualties
during February reached l.2i3 officer.
and l1.ls5 men. the war department an-
nuunccd today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
The WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast states and the
Magic Valley is issued hv the United
States weather bureau ~ New Orleans
Tonight c"udy and colder: ThC-S Try
cloudy: Eight northcrg winds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
SEVERAL HILL POSITIONS FALL

BERLIN. Feb. 2S.-Thc Tcutonic- yes
tc-day captured several hill positions from
the Russians wv the northern Roumanar
front. taking more than thirteen hundred
ur.~onpr~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
SERR GENERAL LOST LIFE
WHEN TRANSPORT SUBBED

ihA AtNNtlhtNh l'NN-l
NICE. Italy. Feh. 2o.-Thc Nernian GAN
oral lIa Coiknv.ich lo-t h- lis when ihe
Italian transport Mina- was torpedocd
February l5. according to word received
hv h.- family hrra Yesterday. Three serb
ian col1nci- persisted nt ihc same time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
MARY CLAIMS ARE AUTHORIZED.

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. 2s.-'rhe auditing
committee 81 the pcniien.iary Investigation
committee. house. Tuesday recommend
ID tho pa,mcui of s5la.l2G in ciaini~. and
refused ID allow SlOo,ocO in cainlS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
Southwestern Summary.

East Texas. cloudy aul c"ul: ght rain
~ Nline"ia: H.
West Texas. part cl1udy: freezing 40
Estellnc: clear ~ Amarillo; -.
North Texas. cloudy and threatening:
H..
South Texas. part ccudy: threatening:
colder; 10; clear M Brownsville and Gil-
weston.
Central T"xas. ,luu.ly and misty: 10.
Oklahoma. threatening: ~ r;,.n ur snow
reported: ~.
Arkansas. cloudy: rain M Little Rock
last night: ~.
Louisiana. cluudy: VI.
Denver. Colo. clear and calm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
LYAAN LAW NOT SUNK BY AUsTRlAN.
Ry Associated Press

CRy Associated prcsSl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. %.
1t is officially established that
the American sailing schooner Ly-
man M. Law was net sunk BY a.
Austrc- Hungarian submarine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
LEGAL Ohservalions.

tinns are issued today by AIRS. 4. w Reed.
United States official weather observer at
brownsville. and covers the period Of
twenty-four hours ending at : a. m. today:
Maximna temperature ...........f.i..l
Minimum temperature ......-... - q
i:aron.trir pressure ....... ~ ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28

WASHINGTON. Feb Complete arr
rangcmcnt- for the Withdrawal 81 Am,gi-
can diplomatic and consular Officers from
Austria hungary have been made by Am
ba~Sador Pcriicid on instructions from
the state department. Ii was learned that
this step WAS directed in the belief that ~
breaak j. inc, table. Spain has already
been asked 10 take over american affairs
and plans have been made "a cVpcdii. th,
Withdrawal of Americans should Y break
come.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28
lAuSTRIA'S
REPLY ON
UNDERSEA
WARFARE
OUT SOON

LONDON. Feb. 2S.-Thc Austrian re-
ply To the American note regarding tho
submarine issues will soon be handed tu
United States Ambassador Pcnticld at
Vienna and probably will endorse Ger
manys position. according 20 Reuter-
Amsterdam dispatch, quoting a Berlin
newspaper. The telegram says ihc Vienna
government will clearly express The vicu
that there j. no turning back Tor this Cen
tral powers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-28

w. n. PUTEGNAT COMPANY
Leading Hardware, Plumbing and Elss-
trical House Of
Brownsville. Texas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10
lraierunas.M nsinathiLfe

gti1t bonn freien ameritaniihea
SomeHDerianot ODER mas linn
nod iibrig 9ebIiebea lit foa
bier Die Geoe iein, ion0ern bon Ell
ner Gtnridtnng in Der fana0iidelt
Brobin5 Ontario.
Sober 6armer in oieIer grobfrsi
Ipelder Die bon Inn bepfIan8te go.
ocnflade ~DergroBeru nil, abeu
ldper oas @elo auibringeH Tam.
INN ben teler g~etporoe1en Galneu
IN entipredeno groBen Wlenaen sa
taltren, tarn Don Der ndAiten BaltF-
200 Dollars fir oieIen 3tued sies.
ben, auf @runo zines uebereuS
fomntens, tpeldes 6ipiiden 0enal
9toat5idatmeilter Mfc@arrn, 0ur,H.
Die Organization oes SiIfsqlteIleua
&omitee8, nit Dem 8anfiersperbntSf
qetroffen poroen lit. Il
9ieie &egierumosbiIfe bat ogsg'
Gbarafter zines 8arlebens, psra'
8inS6ar 81 6 9ro8ent. 1arIe6eIl
uno 3inieu iino am /. gsooem6ern
nafoem Der 6ornler feline Grnt5l
%berfauit bal, 8uriidaabl6ar. DodeI
itno ole betreffeuoeu 9eItiutmunaesgr
lebr liberal uro perfiigeu, oas,rl
peun Die Grnte miBrdt ullo SeIr
ni4t imitanoe lit, 6aa
@elo 5uriid8u8abIeu, Die 9nobinA
5ialregierung einfa9 ben YerIl1M
gntma9t. Die 9anf lit aIio Itet
9eoedt.
Sn Ontario pirtidaften 175.p
700 6armer; Die geiamte ausIaaa
Illr Samenbilfe mag redt BOT
fommen. 4,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10

feline Ginne. gMargarstel- rieT e.
uubtpuBt aus, iunig, aus tiefem
9er3en, pie in isnen 5agen, no lie
bsioe mob 10 gliidli9 paren.
Die Grante i4lug miibeoou Die 2is
Der enP0r unO Elm freuoiges 2d4eIn
Iu4ts ben S4mer8ensausorud gu
perOrdn5en.
,0u bit ss, 9ugu," fIiiiterte iie,
lid Dante Dir. sd polte nur bon
Dir Qbi4teo nebmeu, fir INNER, ia'
Igen, oaB i4 bid INNER INNER
geliebt."
6ugo fdpies; mad elmer pauIe
ipra9 Die &raute Dteoer:
n@u i4Ueiglt bu 3irnIt
mir! - sd iarie6 Dir OamaIs, neil
ie iugtsn, IS moae es 10 bein Slid
- i'd Tel Dir i'm Bege - mir t1un.
ten ME Elm Paar peroen."
SEPT mar inn aQes tIar! -
goalte Stiae bsrridte cine DsiIe
i'm 8erta9e. Wtar ptlegt gu lagen, IN
ioIdem 4ugenblide ge4e ein @n9el
Our4 bic Stube. 4a4 Der Sob
lit elm 9immelsbote -.
.Qd, bdtteit Ou nur fri6er geiprps
6eu," flifterte 9ugu, Die trdnenfeu4s
ten 4ugen mitleiOspoQ auf bic 9ters
benOe geri4tet. pBir 9a6en uns ielbit
un6 chamber I'm bas 2ebensglid be-
trogeu, Qu4 i'd liebe bid nod, Mars
solste!!4
rDant~ Iifpelte Iie,..
Sine Reibe Don Sabren blieb 9ugo
nod SolOat, Oann uabm er ieiuen
2tbI4ieo.
Seitber Iebte er nod filler, in Ii4
getebrter aIs friber, met0et er nod
me9r ieOe 9eieai4aft, ols our 3eit
Ieines SoIbatenberufes.
unO bic Gene pfIegen tbm oft,
penn CT auf Der @trabe gebt, nads
5ubIiden uno Oanu fopfi4uttelno gu
la8en: Sin gutter meHi4, nur I4aoe
- ein Son0erlin9!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10

SIN Sisrrtid, bsIOu0srs unter BEN
8D9eIn, errei1en sinige Snoipi0uen
elm Ie9r bobes 4ltsr. Gu foIeH Rrls
ben unS gapngeisn In Der 5rei1eit
500 Sabre ak psroen. Riidert erins
merit in leinem @eoi9te Der Mntus
renpapagei" an einen fOldeu Sobn
Der @ilonis, Der bic Sprade zines
ldngit erlpf6enen Bottles bepabrt bat
tie. Aber nidt nur i'm liers, ionStrn
aud I'M Bflan3enrei4, erlar1eH elm
5elne 8srtreter cine rcht ItattIi4e Nns
3abl BON 2e6ensiabren. sSn ben 2aas
Husnaloungen puroe Elm Ma4OIoers
itGmm9en gefun0en, bas 297 Sabre
alt mar. Sem @tammblr6me6er Be-
trug nur 20 3oa. Sin dr0eres Gremz
plar Don Der 6albin1eI &ola 3dbIte
544 Sabre, uno Elm Oritter Stroud.
i'm &ig4ipiel @rmps in QiDlanb,
5atts 500 CONNER erle6t, Der Muts
teritpd elmer ySaIir arctica" (drtttfHs
Metbe) beiaB SO S~a5resringe, s
anbere @eioe 100 unb cine brittle, be-
rem Stdmm9entern fdul mar, tpurOs
auf 200 Sabre geiAdBt. Cine oitgr0ns
tdnStf9e 3pergbirfe mar 80id6rig,
cine Retula oOoratd bon Der 9albins
iel aoIa tonnte ibren 1902. @sburtss
tag feiern. Sin Qor6eerbaum in einefn
part Bel Brighton in @ii0englano
mar so Sabre alt. DAB Der 2orbeers
baum Elm bo1es alter 4rreidt, Der
ii4ern uns iGon Die Sdriftlteler bes
tIdfii4eu 4ltertums. gauIanias !. g.
erpdbnt ben 2orbeerbaum Der @Drer
als einen Der dlteIten 9dume Der nas
mails betannten @elt, Gin QpTeIIinens
baum i'm @arten 3u @erIaileg nar0e
1411 in Raparra angepfldn3t unD
fam 80 Sabre ipdter nod gerlaiIsg.
1861 mar bieIer 8num alIO iGpn
$50 Sabre alt unD trug, trOb DeF
Sabre, INNER nod rei9lid 9lIten.
Seriibmt mar AUDI cine 8einIaube,
Die Der SOnnent0nig I'M garf 81
6patdine6leau pflan3te. 1870 bat Ie
Der talte Minter leiOer Derni6tet.
Sine pun0erboae aIte gfenpLantas
sc finbet ii4 an eitem 5orturme Iii
StolpeH (Sodfen). sic fol- 100 Sab
re adbIen unb pirb nGr iibertroffen
BON benz @feu gu 4ebenItein IN Niez
oerpfterrei4, Der 400 Sabre ait fefn
foQ, Die gIeide 3a9l BON Sabren Bat
aa4 Der Bur3eIitDd bes ~beribmien
1000idbrigen GoIenitods an Dom su
9iIoesbeim. 9teie pRofa Gamma
(9unosroI9 bat a4t @proHe. Oeren
8eburtsiabr auf tIeinen poraeIan
Iailo4en ~angegeben lit. Der untsrir
oii9e Dur3elitod NAB 8 SUP til
Sabre 1888, unb Ser diteite SprpT
1T nunmebr 44id6rig. Gin 5dIebs
oornItraud mar 500 Sabre alt. @ea.
rlbmt tit Der 64le6porn I'M gartsn
Der @eieaiqoft Gefource 81 5OeFt.
S4on I'm 16. Sa6r9unoett Duroen
inter itinen 4eiten 9eidente an 6is
9eipo9ner Der Sta0t b~erteiIt. Mas aes
raoe bic Strdu6er gu oft bobem aI
ter befa3igt, TT nod Elm unseloTs4
fdtfel Der 4Qtur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10
II.

Die Sabre enteiItsn; aus benz Ras
bettsn tpuroe elm Qeutnant. Sein
Qeuberes mar mdnnttder %getporoeu,
aber IeiH 6u6leH bIieb unperGn0ert;
gar oft bate er bic nednprte Der
aameraoen o6 ieiner GprBOigteit gss
gen bic SdoneH, lpeI9e Den i9muts
ten Sffi8ier ni4t ungern io9en, gu
er6ulosn.
NlemaIs 0ergaB er ieiuer Sugen0-
Iiebe. ST pubte, baB er @rdutigam
iei, baB es Elm U}dDhen gdbe, bic Jpn
pobr unb innig ltebe, uno bsrsn 8es
0enten CT aud nidt nit elmer Sqnoes
lei sntnei5eu polte. Aidt obne Bee
iorgnis Iaben bic GItern bic uners
bottle gefdnOigteit be5 SobHes.
Qu9 margaretss 5FibIen blie6 uns
Derdnoert. gieI Jreier nabten Dem
i60nen Mdb6eu, Die gldn3snbTten
@beosrbinbungen puroen ibr aHges
boten lie mics ale ab. uno fuenn
ibr grduii9am idbrItd einmaI gu Be-
iu9 tam, 10 erpd6nts ite Dieisr Be-
gebHife ni6t; iie fannie feline 5sins
Tibligteit, is puBte, tpeI4sn G4mer8
ibm Dieie MittsiIungen bereiten Mir
Den, bic ipie Elm filler 8orpurf Der
gebrndten Spfer tldugen -.
Belize bofften, 0ab Ole 9%ef0rOsruug
gum SberIeutnant nidt Iange mebr
ausblsi6m t0nEe, 3umdl er bsi ietnen
Sberen in b~efouDerer GuHit Itaub
unb aud Bel ieinen &nmsraOsn is6r
fpobIgsIitten mar. Sn bieism 9lauben
iob Oas grautpaar Der 3atunft Ids
4elnb entgegen.
Do6 ME Is oft seIdie9t bate bic
uniidtbare 5anO oes 8ei6ides bic
GrsieniHe auosrs gefigt.
Die gsf0rOsruHg lieB isbr langs
nuf iid lpartsn; Wiargarstes speis
uAolponsigiter Be5nrtstas ipar Oor+
Eaer- lire sSl,anoiaHtn aao alters