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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
TILE AAIEcEIA

"Wahletka," the famous Cherokee
mind reader and fortune teller, held
hundreds SPELL bound yesterday with
her unusual telephathic talent an
ability. She calls names, tells ages,
answers questions of all kinds and
gives other information almost as fast
as one can ask them. She is a mar
velous woman and worthy of all that
has been said of and claimed for her.
Wahletka Is booked for today and to-
morrow in conjunction with Greed"
one Of the seven deadly sins group of
Mcclure pictures. Nance O'Neil is
the. featured player in Greed" and is
supported by Shirley Mason, George
LIE Guere, Robert Elliott, Harry North
rop and Alfred Hickman.
A continued engagement Of Keku-
ku's Hawaiians is also announced
They will present an entire change of
program.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
THE ISIS.
Dy CLIFF sTERRETr.

Hearts Desire" the latest Para
mount picture, opened at the Isis
theater last night with Marie Doro
in the leading role. Miss Doro has an
unusual part In this drama of the
quaint life Of the Island of Siam, off
the coast Of Brittany, part that calls
for all of her ingenuousness and visit
full charm and she makes the best Of
1t. The vaudeville on the program
consists of Milton Frankel, clay model
er, who has a very interesting act
which is distinct novelty. Charles
Metcalf, black face artist, gives an
amusing entertainment Of songs and
funny stories.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
RED TIME TALES
~ BY CLARA INGRAM JUDSON
The B. K. Order

AS LONG AS THE chickens stood at
attention. Mr.. Garden Toad croaked
his message but he did get pretty
breathless and he wasn't bit
sorry when one hen started to talk
and thus gave him an excuse for
stopping.
Whats that" he asked, for he
was 80 winded that he didn't quite
understand what the hen said.
Il said, that's~a good idea, but
we'll forget it," repeated the hen.
Eyes, I'm afraid we WILL" said
Yellow Puff, scratching himself
thoughtfully.
Eyes, I'm afraid we WILL" added
Downy White, who was now quite
big enough to have decided opin-
ions of her own.
Eyes, we will" agreed Mrs. Hen,
who was old enough to know what
she was talking about.
Mr. Garden Toad looked solemn.
Here he had gone to all this troub-
le (for even the fact that he
really wanted to do it, didn't make
his croalling any less work.; he
had made all the chickens listen to
his good advice and now they were
going to forget 1t. Too bad, too
bad! What was one to do?
Is there any way I could make
you remember" he asked.
The chickens shook their heads.
And just then Billy Robin few
down to the path; he could re-
strain his curiosity no longer.
whats all this meeting about?"
he asked eagerly. Standing hero
in a row as you are, you look like
a society, or an order of some sort.
What's up?"
Look like a society,"" repeated
Mr.. Garden Toad, like a society"
And then he had his big inspira-
ton. I'VE are a society! We've
just now begun the Be Kind Order
and everybody here belongs!"
Such a fiuttering as there was
then,
All the chickens and the hens
thought the idea a fine one and the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
TROUBLE ENTIRELY DISAPPEAR.

Fathers and mothers worry over 4
child with chronic cough. Knudt Lee,
Wannaska, MIMI, writes: For several
years my daughter had . bad chronic
cough. Every time she caught . little
cold. It aggravated the trouble. We
tried many medicines, but not until We
tried Foley's Honey and Tar did any
thing produce any great relief In q
few days the trouble entirely disappear
ed and has never returned" Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs. colds, croup.
whooping, cough. Whitehead's Drug
Store.-Adv. T. tn. 8.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
MAKE CHILDREN FRET
ELL

Children suffering from worms are
dun and irritable, puny and weak, often
grind their teeth and cry out in sleep,
being a constant source of worry to
their parents. Kickapoo Worm Killer
is a mild laxative remedy In candy
tablet form that children like to take.
Promptly effective. it kills and re-
moves the worm from the system. IT.
regular appetite and bowel movement,
lack of interest in play are sure signs
of worms. Relieve your child of this
burden. At all druggists, 25c.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

Now York, May 1.-THE Cubs-the
Fred Mitchell kind Of Cubs-are do
ing q come back. Out of the wreck
Nf baseball club that Joe Tinker left
Charles Weeghman, Mitchell is pull
ing the best parts, rebuilding broken
parts. lending the punch of his own
spirit. and presenting for inspection a
smooth running, hard fighting base
ball club.
Mitchell is optimistic enough to de-
clare that he believes he has a mighty
fine baseball club, but that is about
as far as he will go.
Il couldn't claim a pennant, and I
wouldn't claim anything. But I know
/ have good baseball club. We won't
lose q ball game without putting up
scrap" he said today. That is the
main thing in baseball-the spirit that
never knows when it is whipped. That's
what my men have and it's getting re-
suite
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

then they began wondering whae
name they could choose.
Be kind is all very weil for .
motto" said Billy; but I think
We ought to have something else
for q name"
Such a scratching Of heads and
rolling Of eyes as there was then.
till finally Billy himself solved the
difficulty by saying. Whats the
matter with B. K? Isn't that .
good manner" And everybody
agreed that 1t was.
SO the famous B. K. order was
formed and plans were made to
take in everybody who wished 70
belong.
To-ntorrot1-FGirtes Three
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
THE STRAND.

Nine. Olga Petrova, Metro star, is
presented at the Strand theater today
and tomorrow in THE Waiting Soul,
picturized from Marion Shorts story
of the same name. The plot of the
film is one which is gripping and gives
the players unusual opportunity for
dramatic action. The star is assisted
by Mahlon Hamilton, Wyndham
Standing, Matilda Brundage, Wilfred
DeShields and Anna Laughney. In
addition to the feature two-reel film,
our Fighting Forces" will be shown.
This picture was made under the di-
rect supervision of the United States
government and shows the true condi-
lions in the army and navy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
sRookLYN's TESTIMONY.

The Dodgers are ready to state that
the report Of the westerners' weakness
was at least bit exaggerated. Two
games in row have slipped from the
fingers Of the National league cham
pions to the Cubs
The National league on the face of
present returns, undoubtedly is a much
better balanced circuit than has been
suspected. With the exception of the
Reds, who are playing the Giants, the
teams from over the Alleghenies are
doing well in the east
The Cards made Alexander shove on
top speed to get a verdict and the
Pirates had an easy time trouncing
the Braves.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

+ THIS IS HOW THE Gov .
: ERNMENT WILL APPEAL TO
+ YOU THROUGH POSTERS TO
+ BUY YOUR BOND"
Remember the Lusitania and
: buy a liberty bond
Your first patriotic duty
+ buy liberty bond now"
Liberty loan 1917"
+ For your country-buy a
+ bond" .
TITS rightly called the u .
+ boat, for it puts it up to u" .
Gods free ocean-buy your
+ bond"
+ Fight for or finance your
country-buy q bond"
Buyers of liberty bonds are
+ defenders of their country"
+ Preserve your country and .
r your savings-buy a bond"
Where your treasure is, there .
also is your heart-buy lib .
Z erty bond" .
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
BAKER TEAM COMING.

The Baker, Ore, track team will ar
rive in Boise Saturday morning to
hold a track meet with the Boise high
school at the Walnut street park. This
dual meet will probably be the last of
the year for the local high school.
Boise expects to win but it is realized
that Baker has strong team and VIII
contest every point
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

enay and Lucille Leo Stewart,
Broadway Jones'" with the American
favorite. George M. Cohan. cast in the
title part: Twenty Thousand Leagues
Under the Sea-" the famous Jules
Verne story and other feature photo
productions equally as large.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
ITALIANS BET ON HERMAN.

Chicago, May 11.-Pete Herman
bantam, is the first italian champion.
His fellow countrymen showed their
appreciation of that fact today by
commissioning Fonse d'Andrea to bet
$4,000 that Pete beats Johnny Coulon
in their 10-round go at Racine, Wis,
Monday night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
Watching the Score Board

Yesterdays hero: Dave Robertson.
The Giant star lifted one of Fred
Toney's fast ones into the polo
grounds stands for the first home run
of the Giants home season.
Five thousand fans were all that
could be induced to watch Christy
Mathewson and his Reds while they
were thrown for loss at the New
York celebration.
Casey Stengel, George Cutshaw and
Jimmy Johnston got a baseball mixed
up with their hands and the Cubs
scored enough in the first inning to
beat the Dodgers.
Grover Alexander was just good
enough to blank the Cardinals, l to
Bob Shawkey delivered the same
kind of Il greeting to the White Sox
on the Yankees first visit of the year
to Chicago.
James Callahan jockeyed three hurl-
ers to an easy victory over the Braves.
Dutch Leonard permitted four solid
blows for the Tigers and the cham
pions won. to /.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The Majestic announces that at
early dates the following feature at
fractions will be shown: 1.-THE Ninety
and Nine" spectacular Vitagraph
production featuring William Court
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

Order was promptly organised WITH
Mr.. Garden Toad as head with the
title Of chief croaker and Billy
Robin second with the title Of head
caller, for he was to notify mem-
bers of the time of meeting. And
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

Richard p. Erwin has moved his
piano studio to rooms 10 and 20. Gem
Bldg, 10th and Main. Phone. AdvM11
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

The Athletics faltered, probably be-
cause Mclnnis failed to hit safely for
the first time in the season.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
FOUR STRAIGHT kNockoUTs.

New York, May 11.-Benny Leonard
stopped Eddie Shannon in the sixth
round. 1t was his fourth straight
knockout.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

iris Speaker again went hitless as
the Indians won from Washington,
to 3.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City 4. st. Joseph 8.
Omaha 8. Wichita 4.
Lincoln 9, Denver 0.
Joplin at Des Moines; rain.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
Cheek, Byler.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee 1, Columbus 5.
st. Paul 4, Toledo 6.
Minneapolis 0, Indianapolis 8.
Louisville at Kansas City; rain.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
CUbSD0|NC THE.
COMEBACK IN
LIVELY STYLE.

The Chicago Nationals Take
First Two Games Of Their
Eastern Trip From the
Champions of the League.
LEAGUE HAS WELL
BALANCED CIRCUIT
All Of the Western Clubs Ex-
cept the Reds Doing Well
on Their Eastern Trips,
the Cubs the Best of All.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

Copyrsoht-Claro rnsros Jndsom
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11

Dutch Leonard permitted four solid
blows for the Tigers and the cham
pionS won, to /.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

plag, bort tparen Sbitsdrten,' nnb
Die 5erfeBten 8aumftdmme iino Die
3eu9en bieier peri4punoenen 9srr>
li9feit.
Die fe ppnfpmmene 3eritDrung
BON Maurepas ertldrt fi9 aus feiner
beionberen Gage. gs faB auf elmer
tleinen &uppe pie Elm Reiter ouf feiz
mem Sob. 3unGdit nahm Die frans
aDii59e Mrtiaerie ben ibr %Sugetpenoe1
ten Sell unter Seuer nn0 perni9tete
i'm, unb als bas ganoe Oorf in
franaOlif4er 9anb NOR, berni4fete
Die beutf4e Mrtiaerie auf gleide
Meife ben apeiten Sell. Die &dmpfe
Inn Maurepas fino fir bic gauge
Sommeidladt 9aratteritii9. Als
oas fran80iiide Seuer bic cine 5dlfte
beg Dorfes perni6tet batte, itiirmte
sic Snfanterie por uno tonnte aud
sen psrni9teten Sell iofort beleben.
Mber erit tagelong na4ber fonnte
i9rittipsiie i'm anoern Sell porges
brungen psrben. Oieie @rbeit iplroe
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

&ompf mar ouBerorbentli4 blutig.
Die f9pere Nrti1erie tonnte nt4t
belfen, unb Die Sranaoien muBtsa
nit 8aionett unb 9anbgrandte por@
geben, nobel iie BON ben 81 3entis
meter @ef9iiBen uno 5ablrei4en Msa<
f9inensepebrens unteritiiBt tpuroen.
SObalo bic apeite 9Glfte bes Sorfes
in ibrer 9anb mar, begdnn bas
heutf6e Seuer uno b0rte ni4t ouf,
big Der lebte Stein 5ermalmt unb in
ben 8oben geitampft mar. SroBoem
bielten Die Sron5ofen bur9 nno Die
@innabme BON Gpmbles riidte Mau<
repas, bas ou9 nod beute ein gas
ter 8eoba9tungspuntt 1T, in bic
stpeite 2inie.
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teftif9 lange ni4t 10 mi4tig pis
Maurepas. sic liegt in elmer 8oben>
fenfung. 9iefem l1mitanbe bat Gom<
bles es au berOanten, bob menisfers
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

6eutf9en SoIbotsn. Gum @eiben an'
eeIpannt Iin0 Rerben uno MusteIn
unb bic blutuntcrloufenen Augen
our9brin9en toum me9r ben blets
grauen S9pooer. Sn langsn Streis
fen siebt er geipenIEeriid lumber. 3ers
riHen i'm Solben unb Ninb, 10
f9Iiebt er ii9 pieOer unb perI9leiert
oas S9idIoI.
rMlort our oFoiins!" brii1t briiben
ser 9uufen unb Elm fpiiten0er Sturms
lauf iebt on.
r0os 1T bos gnbe!" bentt finiter
Der !Sauptmdnn. so oringt bon Der
5Gante Elm &uf 6ur9 ben &umpfs
lGrm.
r5Gut bos @emebr! - Morf4,
morf9! = !Surrd!"
Sebt! Seinem sefommelten 3us
poron fpringt in mG9tigen SGben
Der iunge 2eutnant. Sn Ser gie9ten
I9ningt er ben Deeen, Die 2inte
bebt ben 9eoolper gum G9uB.
rSrouf, 2eute! 0ruuf! Dir bouen
fie 'raus!">
Gin Meer BON @rimm uno @ut
lit eripa9t i'm beuti9en @emiit. bas
ulir f9per ertpGrmt pirb gu iiebenber
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brauIen empor, aerreiBen ale bems
member S9ranfen unb bre4en bons
nernO fi9 8abn mad alter 8ermas
nenort. lleber ole rolIenben 2ei6er Der
itiiraen6en Seinbe, einsebii1t in SUM
tenregen uno pulDerquulm, ftompft
peItfGlif9e Mu9t. 9ie breite 8ruif
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3att uno bic SGufte perOen bart ipie
geI9mieoetes @ifen. SEPT tit Die &os
Tonne beran un6 bur9bri9t Die Ret>
ZEN Der 8luien.
uOrauf! 0as flutI9t!" 0ie &olben
fabren or0bnenO alf unb nieoer. Sic
md6en bic 5einbe pie Saline uno bic
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

rSdnt bas @efpe6rl - IarId,
marI6l = Slrral"
S9riI antportcn beutf9e Si9nale
aug SEN @eb0ften. Nas alien Siren
ipringt es, remit es baitig berpor,
t~lettert gum Seniter binaus, iagt iiper
sic @oi1en. rSommeln!" beult bas
9orn bes Spielmanns, unb bas
&albfeu br0bnt inter benz rafelnoen
S9legel. 9aitiee Tduite 8erren an
@epebrppramioen, eiienbei6logene
Stiefel tlappern i'm 2auf ii6er pflaz
fter uno Sizes. 9ie belsii9en Mau=
iergepebre fnattern ba3mii6en unb
peiBliGer Qualm lagert 1i9 gleid
elmer @onb auf bic 5untlen @Grten
unO @oien. Ser 2anOfurm6aupt=
mann fat cine s6onobou 2eute um
fi9 geiammelt. .Stanbbalten!" ruff
er, pSadeln berbei!"
,3u 8efebl, 9err 6auptmann!"
br0bnt Ser Bag bes Selopebels. @ie
cine @,Gule ftebt Der b~lpnObdrtige
Monn, 3udt ni9t nit Ser @imper.
Gr fennt fold)e 96Qennd4te, bate
oo9 iein Batter f9pn 1870 nit ben
Sranttireurs uin fein 2eben gerungen.
Sine brennenbe @arbe f9pingt er
fp9 in bic 906e unb balo lpbt es aui
in S9eune unO Staa. 8renne. ipas
bremen min! 8leibes @ntieBen iogi
bur9 bas berrdtsrii9s Oorf, bas ben
S9laf iiberfiel. Sn ben Wuti@rei Der
Mdnner mii9t iid ods &reiI9en Der
Meiber unb bas Wimmern Der &ins
Der.
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tpino treibt bic Tlammen prahelnn
Dor ii9 bin unb erbibt ben falten
Ntem Der Naht, baB er blutrot eiferi
nit Dem Seuer Der 8affen. Ser
Sauptmonn 1T Der SeIs i'm 9et0fe
0es Samples unb bic feline Shor um
i'm berum labet uno f9iebt, f6iebi
unb label. M9tet nidbt oes rieieInpen
Wlutes, Der tlatI3enoen &ugeln, Der
Iinfenben Soften. 60 muB es lem,
osnn Sapferteit 1T G'emeinsut Der
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Ger Secber6randl Ser @elt.

@s lit i@tper ober geraoe3u unntOgz
li9, cine auberldKige @ngabe iiber bic
@eiamter5eu9ung Der @roe on See gu
MAIDEN, neil in benz 9eimatslanoe
unb pi9tigiten Gr3eugungsgebiet bes
Sees, in Gbinu, cine Surei9enoe @ta@
tiitit ni9t gefibrt miro. Sn Gbina
miro iel6i tberftdnoli9 cine arpbe
Menge bes i'm 2anOe gepa9fenen
Sees perbrau9t, aber bielei9t ni9t
gang 10 biel pie setpDbnli9 ansenomz
men pirb. Der @enuB BON eigenem
See 1T in Gbina ielbit fait Elm 2uJus,
ben fi6 nur Die tpoblbabenoen Shi4z
ten ser 8ep0lterung geltatten, ipd9>
renb 5i9 bic drmeren 2eute nit aaerz
banb g~rIabmitteln poer ~ipenigitens
iebr i9le9ten Sorten bebelfen. Sir
sic Meltftatiitit fam man ii9 ieOenz
faGs muir an oie s3iffern Ser Seeausz
fubr aus CHINA balten. 9ieie baben
i'm lebten Sa9roe6nt ettpa apii9en
1872 uno 24O Milipnen pfunb GEE
19pantt, obne bab Elm ausgeiprodje=
ner Sprtf9ritt poer &iidsang gu err
fennen getpelen tpdre. 9agegen bat bic
Musfubr aus 8ritil9= Snoien fait
regelmdBis 5ugenOmmen uno felt benz
Sabre 1904 bic Musfubr Gbinas
itets iibertroffen, &eAnet man gar bic
Seeausfubr Der Sniel Geplon 6in3u.
10 bat bies gefamte inbli9e @ebiet
oos 9ineiii9e @ei6 in oieiem panfte
i9pn um bas 9oppelte iberfliiselt.
Ser Mufi4muns Snoirrs TT aubers
proentli9 groB gepefen, benn lein
Mnteil an Der Seeernte Der @elt 1T
na9 elmer i'm nSropenfflan5er' per'
offentli9ten ueberii9t bon einsm
@iertel i'm Sabre 1888 Bis auf ms9r
als bic Sdlfte i'm Sabre 1908 seitiez
gen. Mnoere 2dnoer fommen neben
sSSnOien unb CHINA ipenig in 8etra4t.
Den itdrtften Seeperbrau9 bat BON
alien 2Gnoern England, no er all4
nod in bauernber 3unabme begrtften
1T. On 5psiter Stelle unter ben tee
trintenoen Nationen ite3en jeBt Die
Soadnber, &uhen unO 4meritaner
folsen bemnd9f. bod bat BEL beioen
Der Seeberbrau6 aosenommen. @u4
in Deutf9lano TT i'm Sabre. 1910 elm
Itarfer Giidsans bss Seegenuffes 81
peraeidnen getpeien Gnfolge Der rieiis
gen Grb0bung bes See5olesD Sn
Srantrei9 pirb bon ben mittelsuroz
pGil9en Staten am penisiten See
getrunfen.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

teioiqt pie bic SDben. @inise biefer
.@rd8en" "a. 8. Der RoDin Be
Nroihn) Iino beriibmt geporoen. Sn
Siefem 9erteibigungsipftem bilosn
bic 00rfer pi9tige @tiiBpunfte, be-
rem 8ebeutung perfdieben groB tit,
ie no@bem bic Sdufer ouf elmer
auppe ober I'M Sdl6en liegen. Sn
ben erfen Sagen Der SffenIiDe ipur>
Sc an Der fron50iii4en 5ront i'm
Nproen ser Somme eine gauge Helbe
BON 06rfern 9enommen (Gurlli,
Sem, Surbecourf). Bon biefen @ns
iieblungen iinb nur mob tpIrre
@teinbaufen porbonben. @ber mon
fiebt bod tpenigitens nod, baB Oa
einmol friebli9e Meni9en 9epobnt
boben. Nnbers Bel ben @oriteGungen
au gombles. @uilemont uno Mauz
repas. Sier fin6 ni4t einmal mebr
sriimmsr iibrig ssblieben. Sn Mau>
repas iie9t man Dom Sorf rein 9ar
nidts mebr. Die @ranaten babe1
Sen 8ooen 70 geodert. oab er auss
Iiebt nie bas 5elO ringsum. Das 1T
Der er1te @inbrud. Nenn man ober
einmal peiB, BOP bier elm 9orf ses
Itanben bat, 10 fallen einem bod gez
tpi1e Mn3eiden ins @uge, Die man
suerit iiberfeben bat. 9Ort auf Der
6Sbe liest elm f9perer 8alten. Wis
tpdre Der 6ergetommen, tpo5u bate
CT aeoient9 0isiet 8alfen riibrt BON
ser Stride BON Maurepas FER, uno
er 1T bos ein3ise, ipas bon ibr nod
iibriq geblieben 1T. 8eim 9inouffabs
rem lit uns auf einem Srieobof Elm
peiber @robfein auFgefalen. @ui
Goibatenfriebb0fen fieht man ge'
pD6nli9 teine @rabiteine. Oieier
Stein mar ouf benz biirgerli&en
Srieb6of nod ite6en 9sbliebsn. 81
hat 1id fart bersroBert, bieier @pt=
fssuder. Seute ruben bic Soften BON
Maurepos 3ufammen NIT ben Sol=
boten, sic bieies Stiid 8ooen Dem
syein0e abgerungen baben.
llnfer Siibrer mahte uns aud
barouf aufmertiam, oaB Die 9ruppt
BON gaumitriinten, bic man iisbt
bic friibere Mnpeienbeit zines 9orfes
psrrdt. Sier mar einmol Der 9prf'
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

i9paden balbsn Stiino4en gu srrei>
den 1T, auriidtebren. 2eioer puroen
mir am 8eoba9ten ni9t ettpa bur4
Deuti9es Jeuer, %fonoern bur9 eiren
brooen fran5Dfif9en @a@tmeiiter se<
.It0rt, Der uns ~bebeutste, oab bas
Stationieren auf Der Mnb0be fir ie<
hermann perboten lei. Oa fi9 ser
l1~ntsroffiaier auf feline Distuhion
einlafen polte, blie6 ni9ts anoeres
iibrig, als gu ben Magen suriidous
febren uno benz Prieiter Der fatrp>
Iantten gonfigne bas 5elo gu iibers
laFen. Meiter na9 BORN in bic
SAiiBengrdben gu geben, mar ni4t
e~iglabeno. Mit benz SCOT Der Soms
me, Der in einselnen @rdben sen
Golbaten Bis an bie 9iiften gebt,
batten mir o6nebin i9on genug 8e@
tamti9aft gemaat.
8alo 19pammen mir mieber i'm
grpben Maeenltrom unb tebrten nit
nor59riftsmdbiger @ei9pinoigfeit
na9 Mmiens auriid.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Rrtesswnnberunsen Der Siere.
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ten 2ebensgepobnbeiten Der Siere.
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entboIt. 9obei muBten bGufig
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metern Suriidgelegt tperben. Die
bur3 Mrge ober @eru9 bebingte
@obrnebmung befierer Grnd6rungs>
berbdltni5fe tonnte babel taum ibre
Wtrtung iiben. Mnbere Siere tpiez
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berf9eu9t. sic iinb aus @ali5ien
unb @olbpnien in bns Snnere &uB>
lambs ousgetpanbert, pp f9on longe
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benz @usferbeetat fte6enben Na9s
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rung mad Sibirien perbpten mar
baden ie Derloffen unb ii4 i'm
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diem @eeenben &ublanbs DierfiBige
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rem, gef9entt, fonOern oit9 bic ftorte
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infolge Der @inberufunsen gum Wiz
litdr erflGrt. 9oB freili9 aus bie>
fem @runbe ni9t rur cine 3unabme
bes &aub3eugs, fonbern au4 oes
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re9t beaei&nenbe Gri9einung, oa BITE
rufiii9en SGger es an Der Soften
unb Miiben erforbernben @uf3u3t,
pie Sutter @itreuen, &%aubaeug be,a
ni9ten ufp. itets fe6Ien lieBen. SIM
@egenfab baau 1T in 9euti3lanb
bic 3abI bes NuBpilbes, ba i6m bic
!6eger feblen, troB D%erminberten Obs
f6iifIen 5uriidsegangen. @rbittert
limb in &uBlanb i'm NOrOen Die
&lagen iiber Die gerobe5u unge9eure
3unobme Der 8dren. Nab neuen
8eri9ten bur9ftreifen iie, in grOBe@
rem S9aren auiammengetan, oas
2onb uno ndblen ein5eln geleesne
@ebDfte ni9t MIR gum s3iele ibrer
Mngriffe, fonbern ou9 fOrmlider,
man9mal fogar mebrere Sage lang
bauernber 8eldgerungen.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

tenbe SternIein 3Gblt er ba oben, in
@eoonten periunten. 2ongiam pens
bet er Ii9, min Die @blOfung rnfen.
90 fpringt ibm Der blei4e Sob an
bic &eble anb bier tno4ige Sdulte
tuudteR tief ibre Meiier in bas oeutz
f9e 9er3.
~ bas lie prufien!" fau4t es ben
Sterben0en an.
Mber ben f9iperen San 6es totem
S0rpers bat bic Ma9e ge9Ort nnb iie
peiB fi9 gu tpebren gegen Die leber>
mu9t. 9iIfe beii9enO tra9en ibre
S9iKe bur9 bic m0rberii9e Na4t
unb tpeden bas @9o Der 9One.
nSue5 les pruhiens! @n abant,
en- opant!"
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

nod &uinen borbanben itnb. 9eute
liegt audi Gombles in 5peiter ooer
rritter 2inie. 0ie Sranaoien Iinb
iiber bic StraBe 8eronnezg apaume
binous na9 SaiGpzS ailiiel Dor9es
riidt. BON gpmbles aug tit ni4t piel
su fe6en. lin Ben S9auplab Der ietz
sigen Sample in Der Ri@tuns
Sranslop, @ebDl5 ct. pierre>@aaf
unb 8ou9apesnes gu ieben, muB
man auf bic MnbD6e bon Maurepas,
Die BON Gombles aus in einem