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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-03

ISSUED by the War Department nal all lights IN Reprint rserved)
this essns d thirty daily lessons Is sr.rd to thu men selected for service 70 The Ma
.hsna Army a q practical hap in getting started in the right way. IT Is Informal 10 tone
ad ass. Mt Sks lu9Ns rules and trechohs these are contained ~ the sanons manuals
rasahsNs OF the United states Army to which this Coarse merely hheductoy,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-03
War in History


September 3, 1914.
Russians occupied the city Of Lemberg
Galicia.
September 3, 1915.
Roumanian government plared an embar-
20 ON gold and cereals.
September 8, 1916.
Russians and Austro-G Germans engaged in
furious hattie ins Galicia.
and Bulgarian troops crossed the
D%obrudia frontier in southeastern Ron
mania.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-03
ElGHTING FORMATION.
FIGURE ,.

IN extended order formation i repre-
scented below.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-03
FIGURE /.

The space between men standing side
by side in rank j. called the 'interval.'
In the American army the standard IN
terval il four inches. measured from the
elbow of one man 10 the elbow of the man
for free movement and the proper han
ding Of arms and equipment during drill.
The space between q man in the front rank
and a man directly behind him in the rear
rank j. called distance" The standard
distance j. 40 inches. measured from the
fack Of q man in front 10 the breat~t Of the
man in the rear. la practice intervals and
distances are. of course. not measured eS-
actlv. A wellirained soldier. however.
soon learns To gauge them with sufficient
accuracy and almost unconscionSly keeps
himself properly placed III relation to the
men about him. 1t j. essential that every
man should learn 10 do this in order 10
maintain 4 reasonable degree Of uni
formit,.
FIGHTING FORMATION.
Figure > represents n body Of men IN
double rank arranged in column. The
same intervals and distances are observed
n in the line formation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
Timely Hosiery Items

Women's Full Fashioned Gauze
Weight Lisle Thread Hose, white or
black, 35c and SOC pair
Women's Full Fashioned Boot Silk
Hose, in white, black and colors soc
pair.
Full Length Thread Silk Hose, with
Isle tops, white or black, zoe pair.
"Kayser's" and "Wayne-Knit" Pure
Thread Silk Hose, in white and black,
$1.00 pair.
Novelty Colored Hosiery, in exclu-
sive patterns for bathing and sport
wear, $1.25 and up.
First Floor, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
Hunanity's Call

Such is the call of the AMERI-
CAN RED CROSS-urgent, ap-
pealing alike to those whose hearts
are touched by the anguished fea-
lures Of the desolate and the hun
cry, the groans of mangled and
dying men, and to the patriotic.
Never was an appeal more deserv-
ing of the universal support of all
our people, and it is certain that
never was support thus rendered
productive of more genuine appre-
citation than that felt and voiced
by those who receive it.
In the great membership cam
paign beginning this week, the
American Red Cross asks the CO.
operation Of every Man, Woman
and Child in the United States, in
order that adequate aid for the
sick and wounded of our army and
navy may be given throughout the
duration Of this war.
If you are not already a Red
Cross member, now's the time to
become one-the time to "do your
bit" in substantial way.
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
The Briefest of the
Briefs

hoc uACSoCu up
out flags. Allies colors, Basement,
West.
anybody at your house going to
France2 Fountain Pens, Basement,
East.
hundreds of uses for small pieces
silk. Short Length Sale, First
Floor, Grace Street.
your minister discussed H. G..
Wells new books yet2 Basement
Book Store.
people wearing gingham dresses
because economical? Course not.
Pretty-that's why. Second Floor,
West.
Annette KelIerman Suit, Second
Floor, West. Bathing cap, First
Floor, West. Large Turkish towel,
First Floor, Central. Enough.
don't go away without wardrobe
trunk. It's passe. Third Floor,
Central.
lunch, Third Floor Tea Room,
warm days. Cool place-Iunch not
so bad.
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
Couch Hamnocks

Cotton-top mattress covered with
khaki denim; ends and windshield of
heavy khaki duck, with square linked
spring and patent head-rest, as shown
in cut; hung with galvanized heavy
chains. Some have back rests. Prices,
$500, $1,000 to $3.50.
Mexican Hammocks, SOC to $1,000
each. Third Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17

Timely, Seasonable, Wanted Merchan-
disc Fairly Priced Generously good in quail
ity and generously broad in variety. Stocks
in the Miller & Rhoads store shall never fail
to rise to the occasion" especially when
that occasion is the beginning of summer
and meet the most exacting demands of
critical purchasers. Also, there must be the
right sort Of service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
Novelty Skirtings and
Suitings

plain Waffle Cloths, Waffle Cloth
with small and large stripes, plain
Gabardines; also plated block novel
ties, 29c yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
Plain Sheer White
Fabrics

3S inches wide, consisting of fine
Mercerized Batiste; also 40-inch Wash
Organize, 3S inch linen-finish Batiste,
40-inch Marquisettes and 44-inch
Voiles; excellent values csc
a yard. First Floor East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17

Significant of our steady growth and
progress as distributors of merchandise is
the undertaking loyalty of old patrons and
the constant acquisition of new ones.
But even so we are not content to relax
for a moment in our endeavor to make the
store more and more deserving of your
patronage. Eternal vigilance is the price of
success. MILLER & RHOADS
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-10-26
FUR APPEARS ON ALL COATS
In Many Cases 1t Is Used as a Border
Somewhere Around the Hem
White Trimming Popular.

Attention is focusing on coats or
cloth, duvetyn and the like. Made in
one of the charming ways in which
they are %variously being presented,
they are all the most fastidious wom-
an could either wish for or obtain.
In nearly all the new models an
artistic tendency is very apparent. The
lines are straight, yet full and loose;
there are often large Oriental-shaped
armholes, a kind of "shapeless shapli-
ness" being cleverly impaired.
Another feature is that though the
coat itself may not be of fur, fur of
some kind enters prominently into Its
composition. There is, perhaps, a roll
back fur collar, fur cuffs or fur but
tons. In many cases there is a border
of fur somewhere around the hem,
sometimes very narrow, sometimes ex-
tending to quite q considerable depth.
Golden-colored raccOon is being used
very much In this way, and lynx cat
also plays its own inimitable part, and
there is no installing the tremendous
liking existing for white fur trim
mings. White fur is to be seen on coat
after coat, sometimes some superior
fur such as white fox or tailless err
mine, sometimes some substitute, OF
which lapin is the fashionable name,
but which is, frankly speaking, rab-
bit.
White or gray lapin, however, is by
no manner of means to be despised.
1t is a fur with which marvels can be
wrought. The soft flat" surface is a
delight, and one remarkably becoming.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-10-26
EASY LESSONS
In FRENCH
For the
SOLDIER BOYS
Who Go to France
Who Go to France
Lesson No. 5.
DAYS, MONTHS, SEASONS, ETC.

Lesson No. 5.
DAYS, MONTHS, SEASONS, ETC.
NAMES Of the days of the week,
y the months and the seasons are
frequently used In ordinary con-
v~ersation and are therefore included
In this lesson of the series of French
for American soldiers.
English. French. Pronunciation.
Sunday -. dimanche ...dim-mahnsh
Monday ....lundi 1890. .lin-dee
Tuesday ....mardi ......mar-dee
Wednesday .mercredi ...mur-kredee
Thursday ...jeudi ....... zhud-ee
Friday vendredi ....vong-dred-ee
Saturday ...samedi -. .sahm-dee
week .......semaine ...seh-man
day ........jour .zhoor
month ......mois ......mwa
January ...janvier ....zhon-vee-yay
February ..~.feyrier ....fev-ree-yay
March ......mars .......mars
April .......avril .....ah-yreel
May .......ma .......meh
June .......juin ........z hd-ann
July ........Juillet ..... .zhwee-eh
August .....ao0t ....... .ah-oo
September .septembre ..set-tahnbr
October ....octobre -. .uk-toe-br
November .~.noyembre .~..no-yahnbr
December ..decembre ...deh-sahnbr
spring 49,. printemps ..prann-tong
summer ....ete ......... et-tay
autumn automne ....oh-tum
winter $3.50. hiver ...... eev-ur
PHRASES
Given first in English, second in
French. third the p~ronunciation:
Good morning-Bon jour-Bon-zhoor.
Good evening-Bon soir-Bon-swar.
Goodby-Au revoir-Oh-reh-vwar.
It is fine weather-Il fat beau temps
Eel feb bob tong.
1t is bad weather-Il fait mauvais
temps-Eel feb moh-yeh tong.
1t is raining-Il pleut-Eel plu.
1t will -rain-Il ~pleuvra-Eel pluh-
vrah.
1t will snow-II neigera-Eel nay
zhrah.
May | shelter myself here?- Est
ce que je puts rouver un abri ici?-
Ess-kuu as in butt zheh pwee~ troo-vay
un ah-bree ee-see?
1t is hot-Il fat bien chaud-Eel feb
-bee-on show.
1t Is cold-Il fat bien froid-Eel feb
bee-on frwa.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-10-26
SOME CLEVER PLACE CARDS
Patriotic Idea Can Be Carried Out by
Use of Bits of Khaki, Navy
Wool and White Duck.

It is the successful hostess who rec
ognizes the artistic and conversation
al possibility of the place card. AS a
means of stimulating table talk really
novel place cards will do it as nothing
else will, declares a writer in the
Washington Post. Designing and maxi
ing ones own place cards is good
sport. Cunning little things can be
made from bfts~ of khaki, navy wool
and white duck. Wee soldiers and
sailors might be cut out of cardboard
mounted on stands, and dressed in
their respective ''stuffs." A bit OF
glue is quite the only thing necessary
for the dressing. The little hat, suit
and even the leggings can be made
realistic.
Other realistically patriotic cards
car be made from plain white bristol
board by ""tacking" on wee tin sabers,
wooden guns, miniature tents and even
a whole company of tin soldiers stand
ing upright. Then, too little silk
flags might be draped on the cards
with artistic effect.
Another charming thing to do with
place cards is to press flowers and
paste Somewhere on the card.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-10-26
The Word Nugget"

Nugget was formerly used to sig
nifty a bit or lump of anything, as a
nugget of tobacco" Nowadays, how
ever, it IS used principally of gold as 1t
comes from theimine. This use is Aus
tralian. Governor Sir William Deni-
son Of Australia wrote In 1852, I'm
many instances the gold isl brought to
market in Jumps or nuggets, as they
are called"
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10
eonnrntorIdunS.
GrscbmiTe Der arbeit bes Cbierbatnrt.
INNS in @%aibiustUn.

Meus, tories SntsreTs srtuedenOs
gresbniFs 5sitiste bic arbeit Oes
NATURALIZATION ObIerOotoriums
gu @aIbineton i'm 8erlauf oes Sab
res 1916. Die 6Orf4ungen purben
nidt nur i'm n0rOIi4en' 4merita, fon>
bern gum srpBen 9eil aud Don Der
Spdteronitolt bss Suititutes BET Der
Stabt Irsquipa i'm peruonif4en
9o9eebiree %unternommen. Die 9o@
benIuft 1T bort ndmlid defenders
tldr, pOour9 bic f4Grfite geobd9s
tung mDglid gema9t miro. 5ierbet
purOen fir bic M%enberungen Der
Sonnenftroblen Bel elmer beItimmten
SonnenbObe Orei umltdnbe feifges
itent; Die 6eu9tiateit Der 2uft, Der
4bitonb Der Sonne bon Der Grbe un0
Die S9Dontuneen Der SonnenItrab>
lung felbft. @eiter murbe NG6eres
iiber bic Wirtung 6es 8ultonousbru=
DIES bes &atmoiberges in Mlasta, i'm
Sabre 1912, feftgeitelt. Die ungebeus
rem Staubmengen, bon renen Der
@ultanausbru9 be9leitet mar, baben
bamals Die &roft Der Sonnenftrab=
lung auf Der nOrblt9en 9albtuge[
merfli6 seit0rt. DOd 1T iest sin=
panbfrsi erpiefen, boB lie fiiOIid Oes
asquators bic SonnenitrabIung in
teiner MeiIe ou beeinfluhen permo9>
ten. Wertpol erf@einen au9 Die ouf
benz Mount Nilfon in Ralifornien
ausgefiibrten 8eobu4tun9en, nod
tpel9en bic mittlere 8erteilung Der
Spnnenitra6lung iiber Die Sonnen@
I@eibe fid teinespegs gleid bleibt,
pielme6r bon Sabr gu Sa9r fi4 pere
dn0ert. 60 beitan0 i'm Sabre 1914
fir bic Senisfeit apif9en benz SonS
nenmittelpuntt unb Dem Sonnenranb
Elm eroberer @egeniaB dig I'm borbers
gebenben Sobre. SIS 1T fogar gelun<
qen, bic S9fpdntungen BON Sag 81
Soq gu berfolgen. Die @rri9tunS
BON 80 Stotionen in oeri9iebenen
Groteilen, Idmtli9 in mDgli9f 9rcz
Ber 906e iiber benz Meeresfpiegel,
lol in bisbsr ungetannter 8eiie aus<
gebebnt perben.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10
@um 1triprung Ses S~ricffaitcns.

NONk &If
Ser 8rieffaiten mar uripriingli9
cine itolienii9e ginridtung gang ei~
gentiimli9er Dirt. SIM Nnfung bes
Is. Sabrbunberts purben in ben
grDBeren &ir9en Der Republif 5lo=
reno, insbefonoere in Der altberiibm9
ten rSanto Moria belle fiori" ge@
fdloFene, nur nit einem S9liB pers
iebene 9ol5tditen aufseitelt, bic CUR
Gufnabme ononDmer Mnidulbigun@
gen beitimmt paren. 0erartige RGz
ten purben ,~tamburo" genannt, aug
fpel9em Wort Der 8oItsbumor bos
53eittport ,~tamburdre" als 8e5eiHs
nung fir cine ben Mitmeniden pers
bdatigenbe 6anblunssmeife biloete.
Ser S9liKel ber &diten NOR i'm
8eIiB zines boben Regierungsbeam@
ten, Der bon 3.it gu 3eit Die einsez
sonsensn 8riefe berousnabm, porauf
lie elmer genauen priifung BON ieiten
zines beIonberen &p1egiums unter5o@
gen tpurben.
Menn nun Der 8ef4uloigte auf
@runb BET Mnflage gu elmer @elb1
bulge perurteilt nurbe, bate Der De-
nun3iont laut einem florentinif9en
@e1eB bas Redt, Elm 8iertel bes Be-
TRACES fir ii9 gu beanfpru6en. Die
anonDmen Mnseber berfielen baber
auf cine i9laue Dirt, I'M li6 i'm 8ere
fplgung Ser betreffenben Nngelegenz
beiten, fofern i6nen bafiir tlingens
Der 2pbn ninfte, ols Mbienoer Der
bsimliden acknowledgement auspei1
len au fonnen. Sic bra9en ndmli4
cine Ilberne Miinae in 8pei Seile,
fegten ben einen benz Mntlagei6reiz
ben BEL unb bebielten ben anbern 5ue
rid. Mar es nun 10 peit, boB Die
gelbbube Der Gtaatstohe be3ablt
purbe, 10 trat Der Mngeber ouf unb
madte feinen Mniprud geltenb, I'M
benz ct feline 6dlfte Der 5erbro9enen
Miinae boripies, norauf ibm iein
Subaslobn 3uteil nurbe.
Natiirlid tpurbe biel unfug nit
bieier Ieltiamen ginridtung getrieben
unb lie mubte enbIid obgeIdafft iper@
Sen, neil bic Nnaabl Der fali9en,
bolfommen %ssunbloien unb nur aug
@epinnfudt b~erriibrenoen Denun3ia@
tionen in fol9em Mabe 5unabmen,
baB bic 8eb0rben nidt me6r imitanbe
paren, tie aud MIR na93upriife
Mit Der 3eit entipidelte ii9 aus benz
BON benz italienifden 8olf nit Re9t
10 eebabten rrtamburo", benz Grs
gebnis elmer .fursii9tigen uno be-
Idrdnften Gtaotsfiibruna, Ser grief@
taiten in ieiner iebisen 8eHalt.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10

sic muntern pferbcbeitdnbe, bic nod
punoerpolen Ia3nuGs aufpeilen,
mDgen lif in jenen Sagen bic Naien
am balboiirren @ras nunogei4euert
baben. Ser bur9 ben langen Minter
in coma europa paruriadte Suffer-
mangel 3Ifnete bic GtoItiiren etpas
5eitig. Nlerbinas befinoet Sid in nies
Osrbeutf9sn, hoadnoif6en uno bell
giI6en @cgenoen oas 8ieb ioaulagen
bonn erften f90nen Sage Oe5 Sabres
Big gum lebten auf Der Weioe.
Sn ser &urmart i9pB has @ras
I6on iippig ms 3eus. Die &altonien.
bd,lme 8erlins lisben Die ilnsen
8ldtter Iafti4per aus ben gelpreng=
ten &npipen bingen, @tporauf Die 8ers
liner Heitaurants ni9t aogerten, Sia
I9e unb Stiible unter bic @aumtroa
men gu ridden. Mit Dem @inorud bss
8erliner 5riiblings beities ia Den
NaGt5us na9 Der S9peia. Ils i9
fribmorsens bic 5eniterporbGnse bei@
Ieite l9ob, befdien Die Morgenipnne
cine granbiofe 2onOidoft. Wir paren
ldon in sic HGbe oes Mains porsez
riidt. Sic 9ufJenndloer itunoen in
iippisem Grin, iebe Walpliide batte
iiG laubOi9t sei@loHen. @ogar bic
@i9en 1timmten nit ibreh Sunglaub
in bic rSpmp5onie in Grim. Die
Wisfen tparen gum eriien 8rasianitt
beronseoieber. Ylii5snoer 2~Dpen5abn
uno fait metsr9o9er aaps leu4ieten
meilenpeit. Die S6it9drten, penn
man sic peitsr 9aine ii6erbaupt -
nennen barf. npgten als Gliterdpeusn
uno 8Iiitenpoiten. Die &irf4b0ume
batten idon fait abseriiitet; bagesen
itonoer Die 8irHbdume in lidter 8lo>
rie, unb einselne A%pfslbdume mild
ten Ii9 rntli9 b~arGater, pfirlihbdu@
me itofen gerabe5u fed bearot aug
benz Mei5. Die @drtsn fprpbten, Die
6rii1tartoffeln hasien 8latiperf ii5er
Die arume heraufseIAidt. Die Mintsr>
inot fans iafigran, fat fnie9od, bic
Sommeriaot lieB in aartem Mnbau6
Die eriten Sp:ben abnen.
@egen 9eibelberg FIN puroe Der
Srii1linssisssn DOlIenos gum 5rib>
lingsjubel. au4 sic Meni9en. bic in
Der Mcrgenfrlbe gum Grunnen tra@
ten. i9auten munter. Die erlte barte
4rbeit liest binter i1nen. ~Sie null
fen iid babeim bod re9t abradern,'
bemerfte i'd gu meinem oufduiger BE
sleiter, einem 9auptmann, Der nab
elf Monaten &riegsoienit an Der
Sffront ins id0ne 8abenerlano in
llrlaub eing. rMiioe peroen lie i9on,
aber iie Iino bod frob, oaB lie unter
benz Sdas ser Sronten 10 frisDlih
ibr 2ano beiteqen tDnnen." unb un%
6ei9obet meiner Neutralitdt perS
mp9te i9 bas @efibl nid)t ou usite.s
oriiden, pel9' Elm Sammer es mare,
ipcnn Sieier berrlid bcitellte @artcn
unter bic &risgsnalse tdme.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10

pon Der MaFe ousecaliden, unb
tuent urs Der 9immel snGcig 1T, has
ben mir ouf elm tpsiteres Sahr, 5tpnr
niGt iippig, aber BOD ausrei9sno gu
Isbsn unb piFen ou9 uniern Iisb:
ftoro %Deriprst. Mir iinb einSis out
uns o~ngsfpieIsn, bic @orrGte Rumds
MEMS nonoe-ien tisbsr ole nod
8ulgarisn Emo Sefierreidsllngcrn.
@rIt nit Gnfang Qpril baben bic
@enbuussn nd9 DeutI9louO bs9on>
ren." Oidc 1uSturft trrnte i4 mir
aus bcruieusm Mguoe beitGti@
gen Iahen.
limb bic MoEenonpflan5ung 1T oa.
Srob genousr @inieilung beg Soots
gutes = &nrtpffeln -purotn in peifer
8orousii9t sci slide geIrart, bumit
bic Gusjnat niGt 0ertiirat gu tperOen
brou1e, un6 Gus ben gut O~ertralteten
8eItGnoen 6stnm bic S9neia neuer>
bin9s nod Senounsen iir lire GeIo@
beIteauns = cat lie ii4, ptc i'd mir
pon slnubpiirbiger settle perii9srr1
lieB, gegeniiber Dem 8oria9re nod
pelentli9 oermebrt. 414 Die Gdrten
fin0 orsgebe6nt tpproen unb tuerben
NIT pcinliGer Sor9fuIt sspflegt. 0as
Bel %iibsrpieet ben 3eiten entfpre9enO,
bas NiiBIi9teitsprind;p. &ber I'm
Die @emdIebsete fGlia9sn iiG &rdn5e
BON 8lumen. 9iefes @Jemiits0erbdlt@
mis- febt fi9 big ins 8;n3ige fort,
Bis gu 0en @drtden Der 8abnorbeis
ter, bic Ti4 oft iOsar apii4en &an=
siergeIeiie eini&ieben.
@an5 3uberSi9t 1T mein fa9bere
itGnoi9er @egIeiter in be5ug auF ben
Gtonb Der aeben. Ser lange 5Ogern>
be Winter bot bic Sriebtrdft beg
@eintodes 3uriidse9oItent unb penn
bic S6oiis tomnlen, 10 1T Die gefdbrs
li9e 3eit Ser SrDIts oorbei. Na4 ben
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10

f6aFtli6en @srdten trdftig umauge=
ben. uno ub uno gu Derboaitdnoigen
&riegsgeFangene. 0ie ben uniformrod
a5gemorfen baben, ober an ben
@6irmmiiBen ober &dppis als &ufs
len pOer Sron3oien fenntli4 iino, bas
ebrIame Bib. SIS lit Elm frisbli4es
Gusfommen 8tpii9en Den 2euten; tie
perFdnbigen fi9 offenii@tli4 Iebr
out. Srqenopo am 8abnoamm iiBt
cine Samilie gu turaer &ait. ippbei
Elm GuIIe ~bduspdterlid Die 8rotl9eis
ben an bic 9auersfrau unb oeren
Fla68tDpfige &inoeri9ar austeilt uno
bic 8e9er flint.
Reiner erfebnt ben 5ricoen ms9r
ols Der &riegsgefangene. nnb Elm
8orgefi6l oes tommeaben 5rieosns
erbGlt er, inbem er gu SHUTTER @roe
in unmittelbare 8e3iebune tritt,
qleihpiel, Oh OieIe Grbe nun Greunoe
Ober @e9ner Ieiner 9eimat ndbrt. 81
lift benn mon9er &riegsgefan9ene i'm
fremben 2anoe re9t b%poenftGnbig ge@
poroen. Dos gilt namentli9 BON Den
Hufen, bic meiit aus bduerltden
areiien Itammen. gliAt obne gruro
peroen iie besbalb BON Der Gamble
p0lterung iiberal bepor5ugt, uno piel>
lei9t bebanOelt nan tie au4 in Der
Soffnunq alf balbige 8eritdnbigung
nit Ieinem @olte me9r als Sreuno,
benn ols @egner. 9o9itens ooB mon
.ob unb gu au9 Serben, Die ols isGr
genigIame unb ausoauernbe Irbetter
befGnnt Iinb, anoern ariegsgefdE9e>
men Doranitelt. Der 5ron5oie uno Der
@nglGnber lit bagesen bel 5u iebr
bis3iplinierter Nationalilt, als Dob
er ii9 INNER freitpilig our Irbeii
bergdbe. Seoenfaas a6er i4aut Der
&rieasgefongene, Der inmitten rublz
qer uno reolider 2ancbep0lferung
Sen Older beitent, re4t bergniigli4 in
sic Melt. CUR Scit bss A~benDodm@
merns 6aben mir i'm nit Der Pieife
i'm Munb frieoliG unter Dem 8prs
bah oes 8auernbufes, Dem er Slge>
teilt 1T, iiben uno Jeicrabenb belten
ieben.
Sns l1nenoli4e gcbt oie 3abI Ser
3uetiere, Die an pflug, Ge9e poer
Walse Den Gder abfGreiten. Menn
Der @~iienbo9n3ug qusrfeloein buitet,
bat Der Heifcnbs Die Sauiion, als
3upfe OrauBen cine rieiise 8ieb9eroe
Die eritsn 9alme. BIS nan oann 6eim
2d6ertommen aud MenI4en uno
@erdte unteri6eioet. 9as Bib, iiber
benz belle Trab!in9sipnne liest, lit Elm
Acknowledgements uno ldbt BON flint
tiger @rnte trGumenh
.Gs lit np9 nidts perloren. Wenn
nun subli6 Ser Triibling grnt
ma9t, 10 itebt ans cine rle errei9te
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10

bisberigen 8praei9en barF mar altf
Elm gutss Meiniabr hoffen. Das be-
beutet 3nar ni9t cine Gapitalfrage,
1T ober immerbin fir elm triegfiiD@
renoes Ganb ell ni9t gu unteri9Gt>
aenoer 5aftor. Oenfen mir nun an Die
Rrantenpeine unb an Ben Groitz rno
Mut5penber fir ben I9peren 4rbets
tenoen. Sir fein sutes @elO tunn
atpor ieSer no9 iiberal cine CUTE
Slai4e srteber, uno heute nod bers
gen bic Seller ip5uiaSen ale Sorten
BON Acknowledgement, nur bob oiele
eben i'm preiie 6etrG4tii4 geitlegen
fino. ne5eraa trintt man, pie ia
mid ipdter perlGnlid iiberseagen
tpnnte, nod gena 9erpprragenoen
8prb,aur. CUR @r9oltung bieles
Stiides 2anpesfraft mirb in ben
Rebbereen CUR Heaten uno 2i1fen
eifris eebadt, sef4nitten uno gebun=
ben. @on3e 3iise BON Sruuen in
ibrsn bunten 8ppftidera iteigen -
orbeiteno bersan. sic iperoen babel
Don @efangenen, Dorou9spsiIe Eulz
len, bic 5isber ipc1l nur in Den lels
teniten SGGen einen Meiniiod Ooa
@nssfiAt gu &ngeii4t geIe9en, !o4@
%peritdnoig unterltlbt.
Gin neaes, uneeipobntes Moment
Iinb bic Napsz, 9anf> unb 5la4sfel@
Der, pel9e bic Nebberse unb 8streiz
oeflG9en unterbrehen. Die OsatiGs
Dell uno SuGseipinnung eriorOert
Elm perime1rtes 8ertdnOnis fir bieie
aus neutrality-suspicious. 2anopiriiGaft
fo5ufagen seltri4eae 8etris6srid~
tun9.
@erabe3u in unse3dblter Men9e
bat oas Wilo iiberaa 5ugenOmmsn.
,3lpar Ipiel. Der 4bf9ub in Oeutl@=
lamb 9eate cine ooltspirtIGaftIi6
nidt unlpiGtise Mple. Nher er muB
bod bic 8ermebrung bes Wiloitanoes
nidt auf5upiegen Dernlosen. Die Sc
brioer 2alaps tun fl9 iiberaQ alber=
oroentli9 bid. sic nfri9pinoen niht
sinnal Dor benz 5au9en Des 3uges,
fonoern erbeben fi9 4D9tens nod
cuff sic 9intereeine unb augen per>
gnist bahsr. Ganoe Ruoel &ebe dien
an oen Walbrdroern. Der Wilorel4@
tum, cine 10 id5ne Jieii4reierpe er
fir Deuti9lano bartlett, i9eint ben
8auern bispeiIcn our pahren 2ait
gu peroen. Menigitens er5dblte mir
mein gesleiter. DaB iie iebr oft CUR
SelbItbilie sreiIen uao ab unn gu
elm iiberfre9es 9GsAen einen ungez
ieslidsn Iesten puraelbaum i9lagen
IaiIen.
Nu9 bieie 5a6rt COB mir neuer>
oinas bic lleber5eugang, ipel9 uners
idUpFliGer Geidtum in Oeuti9lanbs
MdIOern iisgt. sic baben our 3eit
oer grcben aoblennot. bic bismel!en
Ipsar gu S9ui= unO Sbeatereinitels
lung fibrte un0 man9en Ierpal<
sanos6eamten I'M pelarpd an isinem
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10

Die Sennerin, Die bentt: rNonu,
Mas lit benn oas ba fir Elm Mann!s"
lino iie3t Jpn fi9 genausr an.
nOer 8erl iie3t retbt gelun9en aus,
Der tommt nobl aus Dem Srren@
baus!"
9err Scr iiebt taum Die Sennerin,
Sentt er aud glei9 in ieinem 9inn:
Isl, ei, bcs 1T Elm braaes Meib,
Die taugt gu lubem 3eitpertrei6!"
@lei9 fdngt er OH, ilr Sr5ula4en.
lin iit Bel itr beiiebt gu MAIDEN,
GGaut ibr oonn fed Ing Angeii9t,
2egt feline 9ano outs 9er5 uno
fpri9t:
.parooa, i'd fab fiirpabr nod ME
Gin Wsib 10 idon gebaut ipie Sic:
Sci Sbrem Mnblit 90 erpa9t,
Oas fiible i9, nit aIer Ma4t