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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
NOBODY KNOWS

Absolute knowledge have / none,
But my aunt's washerwoman's son
Heard a policeman on his beat
Say to a laborer on the street
That he had letter, just last week,
Written in the finest Greek,
From a Chinese Coolie in Timbuctoo,
Who said the niggers in Cuba knew
OF niger man in Texas town,
Who got it straight from a circus
clown,
That man in Klondike heard the
news
From gang of South American
Jews
About somebody in Borneo,
Who heard a man who claimed to
know
Of a swell society female rake
Whose mother-in-law will undertake
To prove that her seventh husbands
sisters niece
Has stated in a printed piece
That she has son who has a friend
Who knows when the war is going to
END. Anonymous.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
LIVED ON MILK
AND BREAD ONLY
Spent Over $1,000 Trying To Get Re-
lief From Chronic Dyspepsia-Takes
Tanlac and Gains Nine Pounds.

Il told my husband that my Tanlac
was out and that / just had to go to
to Birmingham to get me another bot
tie, as / wouldn't be without it for
any amount of money, and that is why
I am here today, said Mrs. H. B. Bar
rett when she called at Jacobs drug
store in Birmingham recently to get
her second bottle. Mrs. Barrett re-
sides at Republic, suburb Of Blrm-
ingham, and is we'll known.
II have only taken one bottle Of
Tanlac and have gained nine pounds.
Yes, sir, this Tanlac has done me
more good than all the medicines |
have ever taken. During the past
fourteen years have spent more than
81 900 trying to get well of COM
plant that was gradually sapping my
strength.
"For the past four years have liv-
ed almost entirely on milk and bread
and finally got so that it went against
me. dared not eat meat or vegeta-
bles of any kind, and if I did would
suffer for hours afterwards.
81 had chronic dyspepsia, so was
told, and nothing prescribed for me
brought any relief. / rarely ever went
to the table, because even the sight of
food or to smell it cooking would nau-
seate me. | had bad taste in my
mouth and nothing | ate tasted right.
| had always been healthy and wo-
man who looked after her household
duties, but since having this trouble !
got so weak ] could not do my house
work and had to have help.
II would have awful pains in my
back and was nervous and could not
sleep well. When | heard of this Tan
lac it sounded so good / thought !
would try it, because was ready to
try anything that / thought would
help me. / was never so surprised in
my life; it helped me right from the
start, the medicine seemed to take
hold right at once and | could just
feel myself getting better from day
to day. Before / had finished my first
bottle ] got SO / could eat anything
put on the table and could hardly wait
for meal time to come. I certainly
bless the day / got this medicine, for I
believe it has added years to my life.
Oh! | feel so much better and sleep so
much better and am not nervous like /
was. Just think, have actually gain
ed nine (9) pounds and feel strong in
every way.
my neighbors were as much sur
prised as | was and they are at my
house every day, telling me how well
/ look. I counted up yesterday and
fourteen of them are either taking
Tanlac or will commence taking it as
soon as they can go to Birmingham
and get it. Tanlac is certainly won
derful medicine and everybody out
our way is talking about it. You can
put this in the papers if you want to,
because / know there are thousands
Of women in the same bad fix that /
had been for so many years"
Tanlac is sold by Alexander Drug
Co., Covington; C. L. Taylor, Mason;
DR.. McLdster, Brighton; Alternately |
Drug Co., Munford; M. E. Tenant, |
Atoka; w. III. Barton, Gilt Edge; J. /
R. Bartlett & Son, Detroit; Upton |
Supply Co, successors to Ellis & |
Burkhardt, Upton; A. I. Lacey & Co., /
Richardson's; BurIison STORE Co, Bur- /
lison, and w. H. Barton, Dixon, I
Tenn. adv.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the tortures of
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
OF impurities in the blood, and each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatismhas invaded thewholesystem.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as i'm
portant to improve vaur general health as
TO purify your blood, and the cod liver oil
inScott sEmulsicnis nature sgreatblood-
maker, while its medicinal nourisIment
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
SCOTS Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
NOTICE

Those who are in need Of bulls for
feeding purposes would better get
supplied now before they are shipped
out, as they will cost $500 per ton
more to have them shipped in than we
are now selling them for. We have a
big lot on hand now. Act quickly.
CONVICTION COTTON & OIL co.
jy12-tf.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
WEST TENNIS
FARM NEWS
Sweet Potato Grades


Prime and choice Grades Of swc t
potatoes 1.-THE latter being the princi-
pal grade) include from 40 to go per
cent. Of the crop. From these pota-
toes enough of the prime grade can
be selected to represent from 1914 to
is per cent. The remainder of tn
crop can be divided between the jumbo
grade and seed stock, the seed stock
ordinarily TO be all sound potatoes,
free from rot or disease, cuts or bruis-
es and less than TX inches in diam
eter.
These grade rules were suggested
after very thorough investigation in
Arkansas by the Bureau Of Markets
Of the U. s. Department of Agricul-
ture, when that bureau was called up
on to assist in the establishment of
temporary grades for the shipment
and marketing Of sweet potatoes in
the several potato sections of that
state Exact specifications for farmers
can be secured from the Division of
Extension of the University of Ten
nessee, Knoxville. These specifications
have been printed in Publication
No. 43.
Getting Into the Hog Business
The easiest and most profitable way
70 get into the hog business is by buy
ing a purebred boar to use on good
grade sows. A grade SOW that can be
sold for no more than her value on the
pork market is worth to the pork pro-
Queer as much as $125 purebred
SOW. A purebred SOW costing less
than SIS as a gilt will rarely give sat
isfaction as breeder, for the chances
are that she is out of litter of eight
pigs or less and consequently can be
expected to produce only small litters.
The producer Of pork must have large
lltters. Grade sows selected from pro-
life mothers will produce much larger
lltters than cheap purebred sows.
Their pigs viii not have the finish or
show qualities obtained from pure
breds, but if they are mated with first
class boars they will make gains as
satisfactorily and produce as much
pork with less than one-half the in
westment.
A well bred boar selected out of a
litter Of twelve pigs is worth more
than a dozen sows. The influence Of
the boar is apparent on every pig
raised, while the SOW influences only
her own hitter.
Where Americans Waste
Secretary David F. Houston, of the
". s. Department Of Agriculture, says
that hundreds of millions of dollars
are lost annually by waste in Amer
lean homes. This may be due to one
or more Of the following causes:
Careless preparation of food, as
thick pairing of vegetables,
Careless cooking, hnder-cooking, or
Over-cooking, so food is not palatable
and hence is not eaten.
Careless scraping of utensils, leav-
ing uncooked food in the mixing bowl
or on the biscuit board.
Allowing cooked food to stick to the
Bides or bottom of the vessel.
Careless planning: Too much var
iety at one meal, thus having quanti-
ties of food left; serving larger por-
tions than are eaten and the imppac-
teal etiquette of leaving food on the
plate; lack Of ability to use left-overs
in palatable dishes.
Careless training: Children who
have not been taught to like the foods
which are good for them; other mem
bers Of the family who do not coop
crate with the housekeeper and have
unnecessary prejudices.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
POPULAR LAWYER LEAVES
FOR VISIT TO KENTUCKY

Gen. Walter V. Bringle left for a
visit to Fredonia, KY, last Sunday
morning. The General Che gets this
title because he clouded up to run for
attorney general several times) will
carry with him his well-worn jokes
to infict the good people Of that little
city with. We hope he will take one
citizen at the time to tell these stories
to, for if he didn't he would soon de-
populate the town.
We hope the city Of Fredonia will
enjoy his visit as much as we do.
80
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09
CARD OF THANKS

We take this manner of thanking
all our neighbors and friends for Their
kind attention and assistance in the
last sickness Of our brother, Johr
Armstrong, who died at our home on
July 25. We thank you all.
o. F. ARMSTRONG AND WIFE.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09

If you sit in a cool draft when you
are heated and get a stiff neck or
lame back, you viii be looking for
something that will ease the pain. Fix
your mind on Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment and don't be talked out Of It be-
cause it is the best pain relieving
liniment you can get anywhere. Price
25c, Soc, and $1.00 per bottle. Sold
by Alexander Drug Co. adv.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09

IF you know a local or personal
item of any interest, please don't as
sumo that we know it already, for we
cant learn anything unless someone
tells US about it, but tell us about it
or send it in by mail or phone.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09

Nothing succeeds like constant adj
vertising. Try an ad in the Leader
classified column if you want to sell
or buy something.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09

Mr.. N. w. Misenheimer, of Mem
phis, visited the families Of his broth
er and sister, Mr.. M. A. Misenheimer
and Mrs. G. D. Beasley, last week
end.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09

Tell the people of Upton county
what you have to sell by placing an
ad in the classified column of the
Leader. 1t will be read.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

fubr bor; 5ipei W}dnner troten ein.
ggas 1T los, &err 1elron2 fragte
elmer. Gs lit bod bofientlih IT obl
uuterbro6 er iicb, ais feline glugen alif
6ns Eager fielen.
@r ging raid onraiif 81, Die onoe-
rem folgten ibnt; er betoitete Die
@unor, lab Dem Seidnam in bic
gIugcn iuio iubte Den @nlS,
@r lit tot, iagte er iblieblih, er lit
felt stpei ooer b<ei Stilnoen ihon tot !;
Die Shdoeloede lit 5erihmettert ~
eingci6lngen, @s 1T Sbr @1rtuer
@ro5om, uid)t ipobr2
sSaipobl, ontiuortete GelroD.
Ser 9lr5t frat 3iiriid.
SD iibergebe Sybnen ben Sail, Sef-
felbuuer, iogte er. Gr fdllt in Sbr
(5e6ict. SD itelle Sbnen Den Coroner
Seffelbmter DOR. &err 0elrop.
&efielbouer Derbeugtc iiC5. Gs mar
Gin fleinef. itarfer W9ann, fablfopfig,
init qroBcn blopeu gllgen, Elm eiuee.
manoerter Teltider. llripriinglidl
botte CT cine @irtidaft beieiicL mar
ober oonn fir Die mertoollen 0ienite,
oic er ieiner @ortei eeIeiitet bate,
sum Coroner ernonilt poroen. er
leioB cine qeipiiie ongeborcne Ser.
I6laqenbeit, Die ibn fir oieies glnt
BON 9huben iein fonnte, nIBerocnl
Itarfe glerpen lno cine 8efonutid)nft
nit @erbreden, Die ipobl geeignet
mar, ibn 81 unterltiieen
SD nebne an begnnn er langlom.
cob oieier Nlonn uidt alf ieinem ga
ger bier cridlogeu mur0e
g}rin, eriDiocrte DelroD, mir fnnoen
i'm oilf oem SoHolmgsiieg lieacn.
g8ir oaMten mr., Dab es miere8flicbt
iei, i'm bierber 81 ic5offen, oa CT piel.
lcidt nod leben fonnte.
Notiirlidb, CAB Der @oroner iofort
5it, Den sic @egenpurt Dclrops ofien-
bar beeinfluBte. @on5 redt Mer
fan0 Die Seic0e2
Sem Gobn bier, erpi0ertc GelroD
mo ipieS alf 0en iinecn @rabam.
Der Coroner monotc iic9 oiclcm 8n.
@lmi fomitc leidt ieDcn, oaB er cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

bobe Weilnng bon ieiner eigenen @e-
IlDanOtbeit bate, &rei5perbore aiplt'
itellen iulo @erbre6er 5lt cnt0cdCn,
@r ldAelte nidt geraoe, abcr fem RIM.
Ses @eiidt itrqblte Dor @cfrieOigung.
9abplD iuio oie I0rfer in Der giod-
bori1ait iiii0 rubige YlGtc, ln0 Dies
mar 0efielbauers erlter mihtiger
5alliieit ieiner grnemumg. Gr mplltr
ieincn @dblern 3eigclL ooB ibre @abl
feinen llnlpiir0igen getroffen bate.
M}ein licbcr Wtann, begdrm cr, Of.
fen6pr itol3 auf ieine p0llige 9cDetr.
idiutg Der engliiden Sprahe, oos
@rgcbnis pieliGbriger @r0rterilngen
in ieflter &iieipe. idj ipeiB. 0aB elm @e-
ridlt str Greisniiie pcinlib, iebr pem.
li1. fir Gle fem ntliB, uber id) modte
gcraoe bon SSbnen borclt, ipie Die Ont.
ocduna erfolate SIS mir0 notiirGdj
AUDI Sbr &unid ieiu mebr ais Der
zines onOerei Wlenidlali, ocn Sdlr.
fen, Ger 0icics Qerbreden beainQ, Der
Sano Der @crcdtigfeit al iiberlielcrn.
&ober qcbcii Gle lrnS bite einen ulog.
lidft octdillicrtcu @eti6t. SD pcroc
canu iofort wiiicn, ipic id] 81 perfob-
rem babe, ai't
Seit icinem Gintritt bate Gre.
maine Den Gorouer ans icincn bolbbe-
idloiicncn glnqcn beo6od3tct; ieBi
ponote er iih init einenl Derahtlihcn
SG6eln pieoer Dem 8eniter 81.
SD ipill ollcs er5dblet mas idl
peiB. fagte gSilbelm raid. SD fam
10 INN 9}eimc ms 9ootsbalis uno
brodtc oieies 9ett3elig bierDer nit Der
g(biid0t, bier ali &oter al parteu iins
ii6n nocb Niitternoht ab5uloiel Sd
bin oleicb eiaqeiAlaicn, ais id) mid
leqte SD weib nidt, mie lang eS
mar, Qbcr ilu0 elmer g9eile ipndjte idj
ouF uno b0rte Stinluen eiif Dem Can.
cungsiteg id) itan0 alii iul0 lab 5lIm
5euitcr binallS un0 bcWertte, iDic
S5crr 0rpsOale nit @otcr re0cte.
GrDsoalc2 g8er lit boa2 iragtc Der
Coroner.
Sin Sreiln0 BON mir criuiOerte
I0elrog RAID. Sin alter Jreuno. @r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
(1s. TortIesrnq)


g9ir moIlcn eS and, iogte DelroD
ilno legte ibm beidnftieeno Die &nno
oilf ben Q(rm. Sett gebe ius Sans
un0 bole Ebomas, ipede aber ionit
niemono. Cog ibm, er foIle iofort
0em Doftor @iIe itno Dem Coroner
telepbonieren, iie mohten beioe 70
ihnell ipie mogliH bierberfomuen.
9eriieblt ou2
ga, 9err, ontiuortete @raban uuo
terihnono in Der 0unfelbeit.
giniee 9IigenbIide betrnhteten bic
8pei wldnner ben Seidnom obne 5lI
lpre6en Tonn befiiblte DelroD Dor'
iid)tig Die blutige Stirn.
Seben Sie, iagte er, man bat tbn
cen Shdoel eingeid5lagen-
Syapobl, nidte Sremdine, Der Wlor-
Ser erihlug ibu bon born - er belt
cs uicbt fir notig, ibn bon binten Der
al iiberraihen.
QI6er pariim oerteioigte fidJ @ro-
BAN nibt2 @r pnr bod beipoffiiet,
@aum IieB er ibn 10 uGbe beranfom-
men2
Dns fam id mir mir allf cine
Weiie erfl1ren eripioerte Der nnocre,
nobel icb notiirlicb borousiese, oaB
@ra6am nid]t eeihlafen bat @r
founte Den Wann un0 oad5te, es iei
Gin syrenno @ielleidt plaioerten Tie
gerooe miteinonoer, ais Der anocre
inn ben Shlog beriebte
0elroD mitroe blab, ino groBc
Gd,ipeiBtropieu troten ibm auf Die
Gtirn.
D1s ipiiroe es erfldren, geipiB, CAB
er nit beiierer Stimme 81; esiit gan5
umnoeliH ooer ipenigitens i'm boditcn
@raoe impabriheiulid, Dab Graham
einqeIhIofen lit. g(ber es lit 5li
fbredlid, 5u beinitiidiidj; id fam es
uid)t gIouben
Eremoine ging, obne 81 onttDorten,
ans senlter, 0rebte lid bort cine 81.
aarette iiHo idailte oilf oas Meer bin-
aus. Gas @eipitter mar boriiber,
ober bel Der 9eleuhtlng Der fortpdb-
reno an Sori5oute mltfIamnlenoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

breiten 2i6tbdn0er fonnte er ieben,
0ob Die @ellen in Der @uht INNER
nod bod gingeu. gr otmete ben
8aub ieiner 3igorette tief elm unO
blieb am 6euiter fteben, inoen er benz
8immer uno benz ibredliben 2eid'
nam oen 9fiiden 1iiipdnote. 0eIrop
iebte fid ermattet aiif etnen Stubl
uno itarrte, ben &opf IN Die S6noe
rergraben, Dor licb bin.
Gn0Iih borte man Sdritte oraii-
ben; @rnbau1 uno S6onas famen
herein.
3oftor @iIe oerIproH, iofort 5il
fommen, iogte lebterer, iritinftip in
Ieifem Zone, 5r 3elrop; er Dolle Den
Coroner rlit6ringen.
0elrop nidte, obue niif5ubIideu.
&onn id iouit nod etipoS tun2
froete Gbonos uno idoute entiebt
narb Der regungsloien Wloiie I'M Salb,
ouufel oitf Dem Eager.
Sapobl, eeben sic nab Salie unS
boleu sic @bisfp, iopie ein poar
Slider.
SbouaS elite binpeg ilnO NOR in
eritounli1 fitt5er 3eit ipieoer 5iriid.
@ib Serrn Sremoine elm @las,
ioqte 0elrop S5icr, &err Eremoine,
rief er, nebmen Sic ein @lds6en,
ionit erfGlten Sic iid
Gr ielbit fiillte iid5 Gin @loS uno
tronf es niif eilien Sig aus; Sre,
iFoine nobm oas ieiliiae langiomer
1a g9il6eln nfnm audi einsl
3n. on bait's notig
Ser iiinge Nlonn Der neben Dem
Eager itoi1o, nno oelieit Sdnoe iid
frontpfboft offueten mo ibloiien,
nobm nit 3itternoer Saro ooS @laS
inlO tronf es me6nniid) ans.
Tbomos trug Die 5luIcDe IN Die ent.
fertlteite @de uno iebte ii9; olS cr
idb, 0aB niemono olf i'm odtcte,
iAenfte CT iid aitterno Elm @lnS cilt.
8cbn, opan5ig, oreibis Wlimltcn
berfloiien oreiBig lange Wlimltcn,
w1brenO Ocren niemqao iprad. Gonl
borte man Bieroegetroppel, oos 6jc.
r1ui1 BON 0ld0erlL ino Elm gSaaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
Es5a'5aaas Estaas san 1nrtnn e. 6tRurnapu.

Cir eeibloiien.
llebcr bunoerttmdeno 8oIlorsl
autportete 0elrop linO fl1rte raieb Die
Sobloee ouf. .s :
g9ie piele 2eiite ipltBten bon eShrer
9lblidt, es bier 5ii uerlenfen2 frogte
Scffelbouer, naAoem iener geenoet
batte.
0elroU iiberlegte.
Soniel iN peiB, outtportete er
ldlicblid) IongioM mir iN, meinc
sSrdn, ibre S1ipeiter SrGulein Grop-
oon GrDsoale, Erenoine uno Die
beioen @rabniS.
3rcnioine2 pieoerbolte Ser Goro.
ner. S1 CLAUDE, sic baben nod
nibts bon ibn eeIagt.
3, id bergaB, Sie bor3uitelle1:
6err Seffelbouer, &err Sremaine, Elm
5reuno; Der bel mir ipobiit.
Ser Coroner perbelgte iid, ober
er mari eineu idarfen 8lid oiif Gre
maine, Der 0elrop ni6t entgin9.
sic periteben, Serr Seffel6ouer,
fiigtc er raid biiI5il, id] CLAUDE, DaB
oas @erbreden Oilrh ienoro nnoers
be9angell tpuroe, icb bin iiber3eligt,
oab es nienono bon ben @ennnnten
geton baben fann
90, iagte Der Coroner ianft, eS be-
fonoen iih olio allc I'M Souie2
,SScb fam be5eugen, ooB meine
srau, sSrdulein Grppoon uno Serr
Grcnaine ben gan5en 9lbeno inSalic
ipdren.
llno Serr Drpsoole9
Trpsoale mahte einen Spa5icr.
gang
@inen langen2
3pei ooer orei Stunoen.
Sot er Die @eipobnbeit, nad Gid
lpo5ieren 81 geben2
9tein eripioerte DelroD lailgldm,
i9 f0nnte es niht beboupten
Sabeu sic i'm nad Sauie 5nriid-
Ifebren2
S,a, IN id itdnb an Der Eiir uno
id)aite noN Dem g9etter.
Cab er mic geiD0bulicb oliS2
SSieoer 5ogerte Gclrop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

onboiten mir mcincn ienen gSir-
fiin6sfrcis, in Dem iic lire 2icbe unO.
i6rcn SoB bct6atigcn ioa. s
gsc0c ocnL ocn Elm SSeib 6aBtl
@lit einer 9lusOoucr mo elmer Sling
Gcit perioIgt iie i6rcn @e0ner, Der,
mic i6lnl ct es audi anitellen mag,
ibren 9lodltcaungcn ielten entrinit.
llnO bat iic ehl rnit6cs @eid)id allt
sic lebte Shtie ibres @Gides gcieBt;
1T nidts me3r Oa, Oas iie lic6en, oaS
lie baiien fanA Oonn crit iiiblt iic iid
itorf daein our1s ircunoIoic Scben
SIT pil0crn. g8ie piclc lSrouen9er5en
miiiien oacin 0en borten &f nit
ocn 9ittcrfeitcn Ocs 2e6ens pagenl
&cin rotbcuoer 6raino ite6t ibncn
6iiliS6creit sur Scite, feline licbenoe
Sono trodnct Die G6rdne Der Meb.
mutb, 0ie III @itnamfeit 9elueintl
&ciBt oaS ocm nicbt meui9er itorG
iein2 GSie riele N}dnner6cr5en min
Sen alein iMon IN Oicien Sample
mterliegcnl gIber es giebt nod Diel
grouiomere Sdidialsi6ldge, Die Die
&rait oes peiblihen @eniit6cs &C..
oulOig onnebmen mus. glii1 lie
fannie emit 0ic Sonnc 0eS Sliids:
oie 9iebel 'lliO iiitn2 Ncrrdt6elb
6etro9elt unlb iie BON Der itbiier5lid
'iiiBcn Griuncutng 3ebren oie i6r Die
6orte 6ouit 0es ShidiaIs lieBl llno
oieier 6er6cn 0uul geiellci iid nod
ole ic6mcren Sorgen nm Oie @rbols
titn0 mo 6riIhng Oes eigenen 2e-
bcns bel. So, ein @eib Bat Dit Oiel
5u 0uloen ln0 81 troecr ln0 trd6t
es meiit geOlllOig lino fla9los, 10 BOB
mir i0r 9euunoerung itott @litleio
5oIen. 9. 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

9Ioams GrpreB-@eiellic6oiten in
SDndbur9 ga, legen ii6er 100
Quart @bistcp bon Sdnolern in
Baltimore uuo g9oi6iu9tou Die Elm.
trofen, c6c ooS ufnodcntrodene4 @c-
fee in aroit trot. Go oie meiiicn
Guarts nod feline 0rciBig Gage nod
Der lebten 9eitellung eintroicn, 10
niiiieu oic 0uritiocn BETTER geIet.
moBig 10 langc portcn, bis bic 8riit
a6gelauieu it.
q 1euc Bad diteinfabrif.
Gic aroBc glnlagc ocr 9lmcrican
Ncfrnctorics 6omponD in 9rooflDn,
2Inne 9lrlmOeGGountD, lit iebt in pol.
lem @onae. Cic So6rif, cine Scr cr.
iten i6rcr 9(rt inn Often miro Bad.
iieinc 6eriicQen, Die in scr 6abrifa-
tion BON Sto6l qebroudt merocn.
Eic Soften Ger 9lnlogc belouien iidJ
oui $25000O. sic lit cine mo.
oern eingeric5tetc So6rif imo be.
ldGitigt imgcfd6r 100 @}onn Gie
id6rIibe Sobnliite 6etrdat rimo $50
600. GoS 9foteridl sur ScriieIhmg
Der 9aditcine miro per 9o6n BON
Californian bier6erge6rdht, Oa cS IN.
folge oes areges nidt nioglid6 it,
oos not6mcnoioc @iognciit aus Oc-
iicrreid, moiclbit ic6 Oic groBten
Mognciit- mo Gbroniio6rifen scr
@clt 6efinbcn bierber 81 6ringcn
p 6 ei0luger i'm u miroi..
SSn Dem neuen 9lrmeeloger 5u DO
miral bat bic G6dtigfeit iniolae OeS
naiieu ggeitcrs ctipas nadoelaiiert.
Sier iino oa ieood) entitcbcu Siiiten,
aus reuben 9rettern gc5iumcrt.
goumoieriol lit bierberoe6rnd)t NOR
ocu lnO BART MN iciner @ertucn-
Dung. Selcp6on- rmo clcftriidc
SidtorGbtc lperOcu gcipoilnt. Sic
2ellte Der Gonipdguie y oes I. @cun-
iplOonia Observation-Disclosures ma.
den iib fcrtia. Sic berilbcu @feroe
oui5lfouien iiir Die 9oaeo9eiua9en.
Gie StraBen Ourdl oos Eager mcr.
oen 5uuddit in 9lnoriii aenomneA
iUeroen ipo5li ineeiG6r $40 @oggon-
looilngen 3crfleinerter Steine not6.
menoig iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

lpobnt bier bel ms. Gr lit init Der
Shweitcr nleiucr 6rail perlobt..
Scr Coroner perbcigte iid)
@ut, idgte CT ino wanote iid mic
ser all @roDaut, Gle fonuen fortfab'
renl
9lIIo, nobm ser iunge Dlant ipie.
ser 6oS ggort, iobolo ic6 fab, Dab es
&crr 0rps0ole mar, ipuBte ,id), OaB
olleS in Grolurn0 lei; oho legte idJ
mid mi0 i1lief nie0er etiI llno oani
borte ic6 nicbtS mebr, bis i'd bon eis
neni grpBen &rod eripnhte un0 0aS
@ctter fait oos Dad pom &ailia RIG.
SD fab alf i'm Bette, fonnte mid
cher einc 0}inite Iang nicbt regeii, 10
pifbeltc cS mir i'm &opf Damn itan0
icb ouf unO ging ans Seriter, mo oo
blibte eS ipieocr, rnO ib iab neiucn
Gnter ooliegen.
Gr biclt inne lmo fine ipieoer al
5u i6lud65en.
0os geniigt 5ulid6it iagte Der 60.
roncr IN frcrnolidcnl Zone GS III
ooh merfipiiroiM fiigte er bin5it oob
Der Wlonn oraiiBcn fab, i'm Hegen,
unt Oiele Belt. glngelte CT piellciNt2
Eelrop iprang pl0blid auf bic
6iiBe.
Sb er nngelte2 ricf er. yteiul SD
bdtte es gan3 pergeiien. Gr beiDadte
0os &nlsbono meiner 6rait,
Gr rib Die Eiir mtf uno ronllte niif
oen Steg binolts, p1breno Die anoe'
rem folgten. 9lm GnBeritcn Gnoe bing
Elm Strid ms Maiier. Gr griff oa-
nab ino 5og i'm berouS.
3aS &ditC1cn mar geoffnet, oas
9alSbnno peri1pun0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

itrifts, ob @lann ooer 5roit iol,
meun lb Die 4lduc Der 5ooeration
Der 9riieer.Srgoniiotion moterioli-
iiren oos 9iecbt erbalten, ourhStim.
menmabl 5u beItinmcn uer bic
neicn Gonlniiidrc oes Oiitrifts iein
ioneu. Ser erite Sdritt 81 oieien
Elan muroe in einer @eriammllng
Der 60oerotion Der 9iirger.SrganI-
iation in Dem 9atb5aiie getban, ais
Syobn S. Wic@rotb BON Der Eorf-
@iep. .Gereinigung cine &eioIiition
einrei6te, Die einitinlmig ongenonI.
men ipuroe.