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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
Nm 9lnniM.

Ger 80 Sabre alte @iaiam Sane
BON 9Ir. d20, 9)ortih.. ficl eciicrn an
Der Gde Der S1roe6er. imo Booth.
Str. oni ooS &iloitcr nno soo iih
cine 5icmlidl tieic 5dnittlunnoc onl
9opic 5u. Gr mlirOe bon cincm 81.
li5iiten nad Oem SranfIinSquorc.
Soipitol ae6raHt iuo nadoem ct
uerbm0en mar IN Oic iiiowcitIidc
9Spli5eiitntiol no cr pe0cp Eunfcn.
Deit ieiige6oItcu luuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
Sr. 0ufcr 6eerSiet.


gNie beliebt S0r. Gttp Glfcr oer
am lcttcu NittpoH I'M 9llter bon s.
,So6ren ans 0em 2e6en ihieo, inter
icincn 3reunOen ino @cfonnteu mar
beipies geitern ole groBc Eroucrucr.
lamnAug Sic iciuc 9o9re unrings
tc, ais 9Soitor SuliuS Sointom BON
ser 3ions 0cmeinoe in Scr @o6-
mlug ocS Gcritor6cncn gtr, 2S,SSelt.
81. 5moBc ocit IrmlergottcSoicnlt
ab1iclt 3oblrcihe mo prdbtige
@hmcnpenoen oie bon 9la1 in9
,Sern cingegougcn luoren idniiidten.
Sen 5orq Oes Gntidloienen Sein
0cidnam murOc ouf oen 2oloon
@arf 6ricOboic Sem SdoBc Der gr.
SC ii6crgebcn
,Si Cuofcu6riid. 6onnoocr ON
10. Ol1r5 1882 ocborcn lcrnte ST.
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1854 nod Baltimore, no cr 5uci
Sabre ais Eiidlcr @ciellc orbeitetc
Sciu 9eiirc6cn iib olf ciacnc SiiBe
SIT iteIlet uerollaBte ibu icin eiGc.
ncS @eid1ft ju griinoeL uno mdb.
reno ser ntrubigen Sabre oeS 9iir-
gertriegcs trot er Onm IN Oic Sir.
ma @ilion, Connolly & Iufcr eiu
mo iuurOe Ooluit 5rgleiM ser 4Sio
nier in Ser Giitenfobrifotiou SSm
Sabre 1870 5ogen lib Die eriten bel.
Oen NlitglieOer scr 6irna 5ilriid imO
ST. Nilfer nabm ieineu @rllOer Scr.
monu III OoS @eihGit oui Giuigc
Sobre ip1tcr purOe Die Sirmo ht
Otto Gufer 81 60 mngelponoelt uno
Nr. @n. Sill mlirOe cincr DcrG6cil.
1obcr Die 6irma crmorb lid i'm
Sdrie Scr Sabre cincn @cltrui nno
ltonO iibcraI ie6r ait onoei6rieben
yta6 Dem gro6cu 9ronOe in 1901
bci pcldenl ooS @cln1it cbcniolg
nit lntergill9 mor bic iSirmn Gttc
DIFFER & so. cine ser eriteu mclhl
iid aus scr 9lidle cr6oben bottc.
Spoter murNe oaS @e6duNc All oit
jcbige ,Goca Cola Co. perfouit
lno OaS Seiddit al ser Gde BOZ
lSIect. mo 9Il6emorleitraBc picOcl
aliioe6oit 100 eS 6cute nod ocl
Stolj Scr @ci6ditSiuelt lit.
Ter Gcriorbcuc miro bon icincl
treren @attth 9(mie Gufer, joni,
lic6en &inOeru ouf Oos Simiaitc be
troucrt Tie iic6en ainoer iiuO
Scrmonn s. Iufer &. GOworo On
fer, Senrp = Gufer. 6ron 0jlp V
Sopnicno, Srou .. NicGlcoro, sri
glmo Eufer lm0 Sri. Cha Cufer.
Ter Gntidlloicur ae60rtc pielci
Oeutihcu @cicllidoften uno @crci
ncn an gont nllnfel @rdIia Scr
cen" nabmeu Die $50. s. gS S9c6rcu
berg s 9 gon Seine, $. s. scr
3iiacr, SSo0n EeuieL No6n 9licoer
bofer irnO 9(igiii @olter All scr @v
efoiolnia S1ciI 9llS 9o6rnU6tragc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
NlcFarNNrciIg fiir sdlueinc.

EittSbnrgh. ga .. Nebr
Sdlmeinc purNcn beutc IN ocm Mcrrs
Sslano 5dlad5tboic 5n Sis pro iQ9
Rnm0 ucrfanit IirS lpar ocr bSdiie
GreiS ieit Dem Sabre 1858 Gs III
Ociitct cine gr6ohun9 0eS 9srciicS BON
30 Gents pro 100 Giimo felt ocn
lcBtcu N}onat
1pc5ialanpalt ser 9lmocs Ncrte6rS
Gcmmiiiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
SUI 8aNmarst aeIeimt 0a6en.


Gtncn quten Sang glolbt bic go
Iidci in ser 9eriot ocs So Sabre
often Surru Wlorris BON Scr. 129,
Ylc@lcmcnitrohc, gemnht Sli bobcn.
sln I, 6cbruor criMien ciu %err IN
Dem 8obn4glteIier oeS Or. Sobn ".
@oiimon. 9tr. 1903 Soratogos
strobe, itcate ii6 ols glgent Der
rllnite0 States Smclting Cor bon
Ebilaoclpbio Dor lmo fraete on Oh
l1n Der Sobnor5t nltcS Solo uno
Blotind iiir ieine 5irma perfmlfen
Tonne Or. Sofimon bciobtc nl0
ponoigte ibm cine Guoiitit6t @olo
i'nO Elotino Gin morauf Der Serr
l9m iogtc, OoB lcmc 6irmo ibm Ell
ilcr G6cd III Ocr SoDe BON 1926 Das
lnr leuoen iueroc. Gr. SoTfmall
ldlrieb all sic .llniteo states Sncltl
ING Co.. olS Ger G1ed nicbt cinliet,
''no crbiclt ais glnhport, OoB er es
n'l clllem 5ninln0ler 6u tDllll ac-
9aot bottr. 9lod Scr 9eibreibung,
o'e Der 3obnar5t Der @oli5ei bon Dem
oH9ebIidlcn 5hwinOlcr oab, wnroc
9Gorrp @orriS bon ocn Getcftipen
SSllliom 3. Carer nno G0woro &.
Sl'nn prrboitet mo fir cIn beltiges
.ScfDor in scr iiioweitlidbcn Stotior
lcItac4altcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
.su,ialiItiidlc qieSertafcl y

9ielueriprehenoe Gorbereitlmgel
milrocn bereits felt @obcn fir oen
in @orrns Sone al Der gScit.9olti-
norcitraBe iiattihocnoen Wlosfcn.
bol ser gSo5ioIiitiiHen 9ieOcrtoiel"
aetroiicn. glm Dlontag Oen II.
,Scbruor miro ooS ,Scit oeGeber 81
Dem pe0er Dliibe nod Soften BON ocn
&eranitaltcrn geiport muroen. Niib.
ihe un0 meribpollc &reiie mer0en sur
Sert6ciling gelongeu, Gin outeS Or.
deltcr mirO Oie Inn5miiiif licicrn
Gds Gonite. mel6cs bic Gorbcrci.
tlugen ito Qurhiiibrlmg OeS Wlas.
fcn6oIleS innc bal. ueripriht aller
I6eiluebnleru cin paor 5tunoelL mic
lie alle Sabre mtr cimuol I'M oIt
6oid)tnes5cit 3u ucrlc6en iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
,,qQiffels6od1.seftiOn 9lr. ~

Nlittc 5cbrilor rpcroeu oie @it-
tclsbof s5cftion 9}r. f. inO Der
Baltimore @opern-@erein" genein'
ifoitliA IN n9orrp's 1aIle" oil oer
@eit.9oltiinorc. Strabc ibrcn idbr'
lihen WlaSfcAbol 9e6cn Den Gor-
bcreihmg nod 81 iHlicben miro Der
Sol one oorbcrgebcnoen iibertreiten.
5Siir ousgc5eihnctc N}ulif mo Grit
i6lmgen oler 9(rt lit reihlid aciorgt.
Die Nlosfenon5iigc itnO bon ocu pa
men mie geiaet murOc, init GROCER
gliibe lnO Soreiolt ousgap0blt mo
nn9efertigt moroen. 5eit LANCER
3eit dion bcrribt ioit fiebcriiCDc 9Iri.
rcgung III Grwortprg Oes Sdoes, an
oem Dos 5SoidilgSieit itotiiinocn
miro, oos piclc llcbcrroihmocu pcr'
ipriht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
MlirS 9SOitmriitcr II @Nicann.

@oibiu9ton 8. Se6ruor.
Gr6iioeut @ilion bat Srn. @ilion
q. Gorhalc iiir oos gtmt OeS @oitmei
licrS bon GAicogo aliSeHoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

Su Streisoeridte glr. . bot 9iid'
~ 4rr Huifv Oic 9Iltnelitc, meIdbc 9fa.
'VaN Stres an ieine 6rau 9ioie Stres
Sn ~ 3ablen 5ot, bon $25 pro @o6c aif
rcou6irt. 0oh uulb ares Der
S9ou Su pic 0oftorfoiteu in S,o6c vou
9loO bc5ablcn.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
WEST NOTTINGHAM.

May the New Year be happy and
prosperous one for all.
Your correspondent received so
Xmas remembrances from Old Santa.
The Academy reopened on We'd
nesday after Xmas vacation.
Mrs. Ellen Tosh, who suffered a
fall down the outside steps at her
home some days ago. is again able
to be about.
Mrs. A. T. Wiley, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is now
greatly improved.
This community was greatly
shocked at the death of Frank L..
Way on Thursday evening last, near
Colora. An account of the terrible
accident will be found elsewhere in
this issue.
Mrs. Lawsing is very i'll with the
grippe at the dormitory.
Master Samuel Jenness spent HIS
Xmas with friends in Chster.
Samuel MeCardell entertained his
children on Xmas day by family
reunion and dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCush on
Sunday entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jenness and son, John, at
dinner.
Mrs Bissenger, wife of Colora 8
cigar manufacturer, had narrow
escape from death at the railroad in
Colora on the same night that Mr.
Way was killed. She too was on
her way to the supper and fell on
the tracks. Fortunately the watch
man was near and rescued her before
the train passed. She suffered a
broken arm by the fall.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
B s3FIMORE GETS FARM LOAN
BANK.
New System May Be in Operation in
sixty Days.


The twelve cities in which are to-
be located the new federal farm loan
banks were announced last week.
The banks will be set up in Spring
field, Mass; Baltimore, Md; Colum-
bia, S. c.; New Orleans, La; Hous-
ton, Tex; St. Louis, Mo-; Louisville,
KY; St. Paul, Mimi; Omaha, Neb.;
Wichita, Kas.; Spokane, Wash, and
Berkeley, Cal. It Is expected that
within so days the new system will
be in operation, ready to make the
loans for which applications already
are pouring in from every section OF
the country.
Stock subscription books of the
banks will be opened this week, to
remain open for 80 days. It is ex-
pected, however, that the govern
ment will have to supply most of the
$9,0OO,0OO capital, under that Sec
tion of the law, which empowers the
Secretary of the Treasury to make
up the unsubscribed stock.
Temporary directors, five to each
| DdQk, Will D0 udmSO. AS SOOA oo
the banks have been organized and
borrowers have subscribed to $780,
600 of the stock of each bank, the
temporary directors will surrender
their authority to boards of nine
directors each, six of whom will be
named by the farmer borrowers and
three by the farm loan board. The
permanent directors will serve three
years and receive per diem compen-
sation as in the case of federal re-
serve bank directors.
Each borrower must subscribe to
stock in the bank from which he
borrows to the extent of per cent
of his loan and the original subscrih-
ers to the capital stock are required
to surrender their holdings as they
may be needed to meet this situation
In designating locations for the
banks, the board was guided chiefly
by the needs of rural sections. This
has resulted in placing only two OF
the IL banks in New England and
Middle Atlantic States, the chief CEN
ters of population. Three go to the
South, five to the farming states OF
the Middle West and West and two
to the Pacific Coast.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
STANDS BY NEW TOLLS ON
BRIDGE.
Havre de Grace-Perryville Bridge
Company Compelled to Lower
Toll Rates.


Ordered this second day of Janu-
ary, 1917, by the Public Service
Commission of Maryland, that this
commission does hereby decline TO
alter, modify, amend or rescind it's
order of September 1, 1916, as modi-
fed and amended by its order OF
September %, 1916, relating to the
rates, tolls and charges Of the Havre
de Grace and Ferryville Bridge Com
pany prescribed in said orders.
This is the concluding sentence OF
a document sent Tuesday afternoon
by the Public Service Commission tc
Circuit Court No. 2, Baltimore,
which had been engaged for severa.
days prior to the Christmas holidays
i'll taking evidence in appeal by the
bridge company from the decision OF
the commission in making sweeping
reductions on the tolls of the bridge
company, notably reducing the rate
for automobiles from 81 to SO cents
each. The order of the commission
was arrived at after the reading OF
the testimony submitted to the court
The commission declares that it finds
no new evidence that will justify IT.
self in modifying its original orders
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
ANNUAL MEETING.

The forty-second annual meeting
of the Farmers and Mechanics Mu-
tual Insurance Association of Cecil
County, Incorporated, will be held
at Zion, in the session House of the
Presbyterian Church, on
Saturday, January IS, 1917,
at o'clock p. m.
Note the change of time, by action
of the 41st annual meeting.
E. p. Carhart, Secretary.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
ORDER NISI.
Slater b. Tosh
Julia PeacO, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
In Equity, No. S342.


Ordered, this thirteenth day OF
December, 1915 that the sale of prop
erty mentioned in these proceedings,
made and reported by Albert D.
Mackey, Trustee, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the
fifteenth day of February next,
provided a copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed
and published in Cecil County once
week for one month before the
Sixteenth day of January next.
The report states the amount of
sale to be $3.50.
G. 8. Peacock,
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
C.,S. Peacock, Clerk.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05

B. w. Townsend. of Cambridge,
Md, has filed a claim against the
Adams Express Company for ST.
071.69 for sixteen barrels of dressed
turkeys which he shipped to New
York, and were delayed in transit
being in bad condition upon arrival
and rejected by Commission Mer-
chants.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05

A writer in one of the city papers
suggests that one week in eacn year
be observed as Take Back the
Book you Borrowed" week. If this
suggestion we're carried out here, we
imagine some of our men and women
would look like kid on the lopen-
ing day of school.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
ROCK SPRINGS.

Mrs. A. e. Riley has returned to
her home here after a pleasant visit
to Perryville relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Burkins spent
Friday with Delta, Pa, friends.
Charles Brown, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown, is very
i'll at this writing.
Wedding bells will ring in this
section at an early date.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
Harry sherer.

Harry Sherer, son of Mrs. Louise
Sherer, died Sunday, Dec. 81, at the
home of his mother in Nottingham,
Pa, from heart trouble. aged Al
years. His mother and one brother,
Frank Sherer,. survive. The funeral
was held Wednesday, with interment
at St. Johns cemetery, Lewisville.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05

Edward Jobes, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Jobes, of Havre
de Grace, was struck in the eye by a
shot from an air rifle in the hands of
a playmate on last Tuesday. While
it is not thought the sight will be en-
tirely destroyed the boy will have
impaired vision,
The midland journal., 1917-01-05

An investment of only 25 cents in
our splendid magazine club offer will
give you and your family a monthly
income of enjoyment and instruction
for whole year. Let US show you
these magazines.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05

The Delaware College Farm at
Newark has received twenty-five
pure bred Meridale Berkshire pigs.
in exchange for a Jersey heifer, bred
on the farm. The new stock comes
from Delaware county, New York.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1917
at 10 O'Clock, a. m.

SATURDAY, JANUARY o, I917,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The meeting is for the election of
officers and new members, the pay
ment of annual dues and transaction
of any other necessary business.
Every member of the Association is
urged to use his influence to secure
new members. Membership fee,
$1.OO; annual dues, $1.00.
The Annual Turkey Dinner will
be served in the Public Hall at Rising
Sun by the ladies of the Westminster
Guild of West Nottingham Presby-
terian Church.
L. Wayne Reynolds, Pres.
Jos. T. Tyson, Secy.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05

Be careful you don't overlook our
big club of four magazines which we
are sending our subscribers this year.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05

R. T Hogg of Cream, Pa, has is
'ued execution for 1144,S7 against
Ee1sn McMinimee Of Kirkwood.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
For Sale.
Butchering.

EARMERS, 1 AM IN A POSITION TO
have you call on me at any time.
j5-tf G.. G.. GERRY,
R. d. Colora, Md.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
MULLINS HOME STORE
WILMINGTON
RISING SUN
DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION.

The Annual Meeting of the Rising
Sun Detective Association Will be
held in Woodman's Hall, Rising Sun,
on
The midland journal., 1917-01-05
Wanted

SyINGLE MEN WHO ARE INTERESTED
= in dairying. Splendid opportunity to
learn how to feed and handle cattle to get
maximum results.
BROOKLANDwoOD FARMS.
Lutherville, Md.
The midland journal., 1917-01-05

Cleanup Sale of Suits and Over
coats from a maker who closed
us balance of his winter stock.
$12 and SIS values.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28

Ganitdt2mann ins Q6teil os6rddt.
Gin aopH4uB bate i'm augenlidt
unb @e6or gcraubt. @oq Mtitleio
bltdte 9equut auf ietnen unglldli6en
&amerdben. 0as fir Elm tluqes, I'M
~teligentta @tIidt er bate! 2t6tr mic
furdt6dr mar bieier farre Qu8brud,
biefer erloidsne Slid. Bon BEN ca
rttdtsmann erFu9r 6e1mut. baB ber
inbaIi6e 9ffi8iet, in Jriebens3eittn Elm
fe6r beTtdftigter Sngeuitur, bur3 brci
Worate i'm Gpita[ in s. ostegen mar.
SO bate einen barten Ganpf gefpItet,
i'm benz 9obe 5a enlreiBen. Qugens
liat unb @eb0r partn letber fir INNER
berloren.
.Bie sndbig mir bod bag geI6id
bisber geneIea Ill.," iasts fi6 6elmut.
nnb er badte baran, tpie mitten i'm
Gefedt @raHaten aeben i'm eineeIdlas
gen. Sdratnelc erpIobicrt, Glieqere
bomber Sreffer gsmaft batien. llnb
pdbreub re9ts uub Iiuts &amerdben
tot unb f6pernertpunbet bingeIunlen
fpuren, mar er ME Surd Elm Wunber
INNER unstrfebrt ssbii.ben. Der I'm
%Derpunbbars, infer Qdta." batter i'm
bic aamerabeu %getauft. Cine 65bsre
Gigung mar e, bddte 6eImut unb
bautbar ertannte CT an, baB iber i'm
Benb Elm Gtsru eeleudtet bate.
Sn &rsou pur6e Der inbaIibe Diff
3ier alspnggoniert. 6elmut mar i6m
betm Qusiieigen be6ilflih. GIN perz
ron nariGten bic Gltern, Der Batter, Elm
itattfiher Mann NIT lungem, peiBeH
&arts unb an i6n sele6Ht cine tleine,
aebeugte Srau nit berbdrmtem Sc
fidte. afs fe ibres Gobnes anf6tig
Ipurbe, ~itiir3ttn 3rdnen aus i6rsn 2tus
gen, bann elite fe auf i'm 3u uno
f4loB ibH nortIps in lire treuen qrmt.
llHb Elm f65uss. bldbenbcs mdoGtn
itano nebeH ben Glieru. Die grdut
bes Snaenieurs," f@IiiFerte Der Ganis
tdtsnann 6tlmut gu. 4ls ie ib!es
8rdutigdms dnIidtig iuurbe, Biz ie Ii@
in bic qippsn, I'm nidt auf3uT6reieH
brr G6mer5.
Mtitsr rolte Der 3ug. llnpiGtirlid
nuBte 9elmut isbt an feline @ngebGris
cen oenteu, an Batter, @uttsr uno
GdDsitsr. Dor alien an BEN Batter.
Was fiji Elm gutter, lieber, rC6tT6dfFes
net Wdnn 6as mari Geit bitlsn Sabs
rem arbfiiete En-, Elm boberer Gtaais6sz
omttr, in ber aan3lei, ftlbFlos, ons
i7rHAslps fit feline gesfon, nar auf
ras Aobl FINER dumiIis bspuat. limb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28

einmdl ,a6t3c6ns. Damn fab fe nod
BET llbr, y9ulb eIf". Sbr geIiat mar
tpieoer beri4Iofen.
Gesiut ipplte sttpns Idgen. Gte DFfs
rete Ibon bic 2ippen, atmete nit einem
Rud duf, - i6r @eii6t mar pl6Bli9
alter, reider, ibre ountlen leioenIdafts
Ii9en alIgen itdu6en boiler 5rugen.
S9peter Sltta bemertte es ni6t.
Gin padr gleideiiltige 8orte 6tn unb
Der, - bic S9Iaf6Gnte purben 3urs6t
gemd9t, - bas 2i9t ausgeOrebt.
Gte ibIitfen btibe nidt. 8as Rldp.
perm unb Glirren oes 3uges bo6rte ft4
in ibre &ctten, bic Stimmen bonn gles
bertupet baateu. Ollie @erduI4e betas
men 2ebsn, Ste fi9lten ts, penn ie
bur9 WalO fubren, o6er freies Qanb,
an Dalier o6er an S0rfern borbei.
S4peiter aegius ieuf8te in bas Dun.
TEL.
rSt S6nen ettpas2"
rSa6e ia Sic gspedt?"
SD faIdfe felt Elm poar monattn
Hur einige Stunoen."
nSit miiiien ettpas e%inne6men."
o8eodnten IaTen iid ni4t betdu6en.@
n6aben Gle - jemanOen, = an -
ben Gle - benttn2"
aQ}etn ein5igsr Sobn 1T i'm Sri6s
jabr gefaIm. ST mar a4t3sbn Sabre
alt"
Sutta prebtt bic 9dtl6c inefnanber.
gQleiu ein8iger 8ruOer Iiegt i4ptr Der.
ipunoct. 8ir tonHen nur boffen."
= pSie TnO nod 10 jung"
sQh." Cine pauIe T6o6 fd
ein. Die Qcr8te ginsen i'm Rebcnraam
%anscinan6er. S4ritte tamtn uno bers
balten.
sd mar bertobt, NIT eiaem gngs
IdHber, er mar Der So5iug meines
8ruoerS. Qn meinem adt3e6nten
@eburtstdg iolte bic 9od3eit Iein. -
= ST fubr i'm borigsu CONNER mad
@nglanb bini6er, Inn berf4iebeue5 3u
otonen, er polte it9 bier natl>
raliiieren laFen, - 0ds mar i'm Suti.
- Sd babe nifts bon i6m ge66rt,
SD peiB Hi4t, ob er infer Geinb qes
nor6sn 1T. Oh er aaeg, aQt8 berqeFen
bat pDer % er infer 6rcuHo geblieben
III. 06 er lebt o0er gefaIen pocr perz
DunOet If. 9t9ts peiB id, - nt6tg.
@ieaeiat bat i'm mein eigeutr 8ruber
get5tet, - bieleidt bat ct metnen 9rus
Der b%ertpun0et. - Sic tpdrtn Greuupe."
Der 4ritg lam ni4t mad Gin5sls
f4idfalen frageu. - er BARI Is ni6t.4
u3u 6eatsn, boB Ti8 meuTdsn, bic
ii4 Iie6en, 70 berIiereh t6Hneu,"
IS mar i'm Grieben e6snlo, - NUT
in ileinerem MdBItdbe."
sd bin Gdneter oeporben, nm
ni4t al mid 0tuten 3u t6nnen. - SD
iUiroe iout bieIleidt ip%abuiinnig tuers
ben" Gle ialel0srte bic 8otte bon
fd.
aS4 bflege an6ere, neil ia msinen
ni4t me6r pflegen Tam"
Orr 3ug rate, fmlirrtt, tiapperte.
Gapeter Resine peiute, Elm lpitbeg,
bitfloit8 &|inbertpeinen.
81: 1T nod 70 jung" ba6tc S4ne.
Sutta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
Die 2{d6fe6r.
5fi33e pon 0ora 2lliintt.

4ls bhltiungcr 2eutndnt mar et aus
Der Wtilitdrdtabemic o~usgcmuTtri tporz
ben uRb bate ftp glei4 NIT Isiatn Gas
merdoen In Bic Jrout auf ben g1li5is
iaen &riegsIdauplab bcgebcu, Saon
nah penigen MonQten bate CT ocs
Signum laudis erfalteu unO rad
taum einem Sabre pur0e CT fir feline
ars9e5ei4neten @arbieHite gang oubtrs
tourIih 3um Gberleutnaut bef0rbert.
Der 8omanbant bts 9ataillons, Elm
after, frammcr G6trif, ttopfte benz
inngeu, biiobi6Iaeu GFfiJier, beFtn
0beTlippe taam Der ertt, Soloblonbe
5laum bt6edte, ~nobItpolenb alf bic
Coulter. SAT- bid Itbr nader ges
baIten, 6eIlmut Sort. g8ir ale iinb
Ital3 auf bid. unb bamit bu nod cine
bEfpn0ere Grsu0e Daft: bu pirit jsbt
bier5ebn Sage ouf uGIaub eeiaidt.
Oil tDirit bod 4offeutlid nidts bagss
gen e~in3uipenben bdbtnl@
Rein, Der inHge Sifi3ier Frdu6te Ih9
niAi, ben llrlaub an3une6men. Geit
nrei Mouateu bate Ct feline Qa9ri4t
BON Sduit. Gr mafte ii6 feiae btIous
bertH Gebantsn. bariibtr, pielen Gamez
rabsn crying e. ia ni9t 6eTtr. Sn
@erfolguug be8 6tinbsg ridltn fe Ieit
Wohgn INNER ~porfpdrts. Mie Diete
9rieFe toHnttn bd in @srtlR gsraten
feinl Sb nidt aud feline 9arten iur5e
8tri6te, i'm &Fieasgetiimmd geihrie6en.
bsrloreu sssanssu paren, uao feline
2iebeH babeim it1 I'm i'm gtbangt bats
isn2 aun tonntt II fA Bon i6rem
@obl6efin6tn lber5,uarn unb fia ieibt
bell un6 uanerlebrt 5ejatR.
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5orEt III einfm eiI5ua. Der i6a 8itu.
Teintr @dierRaot, uHo linen Qngf60ris
gen tntQeacHfiibrte. 6elmut bIidte
gum 6enFer hinans. @ie btrdn6trt
Iah bas qanb aus, i'm @ergti1e gum
goriaar! 4as bli6sn6tn GefitotH ipaz
reu 5ee Gteppen gelDorbtn! 5tieblihe
g5rftr batter fh IN Grlmmerbauen
~btrpanhflt. 6ier sdbRieH ticFe goher.
tie Dranatlu In bsn Bo6en gs6ohrt
hasisn. 8ort bsbnten fh iosite pIdBs,
onF benin IN msib unb Gtisb ffmudz
Ioft Sreu8e Fanssn. 6slmut nug6e
pl5blit ben elmer tieftH Sraarigtlit az
ariFFen. Qud untfr ftinen aamera6sn
bsl.s Der sob ride GrHie sebaltta,
maantn litfsH Jysaub BAIT. At idb az
BEL Gel ltn.
tiesg STATEN IN 9srbsaIi5isH
traEas iii ilSaiiasr GftiaisF bon siHsm