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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-07
240 Pound Pigs.

: With corn above so cents, hogs eat
their heads off very quickly. The
hog that takes two or three months
to get on full feed never brings you
profit.
When you are ready to put your
shoats on feed, begin with the B: A.
Thomas Hog Medicine. Use regular
ly and watch your shoats round out
into fat hogs in nine months-hogs
going we'll over 200 pounds and as
high as 240 pounds. Figure the ay-
erage feeding and you will see why
the B., A. Thomas medicine is good
investment. Try feeding out your
hogs on this plan and if you are not
more than pleased, we will refund
the cost of the medicine.
C.R. BRABHAM'S SONS,
Bamberg, S. c.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-07
MINISTER is ARRESTED.
Has Trouble With Wife Over Posses.
sion OF Child.

Sumter, May 30.-The Rev. w. T.
Belvin, of Walhalla, member of the
Upper South Carolina conference, was
arrested here yesterday at the Atlant-
ic Coast Line station by local police
officers charged with disorderly con-
duct and carrying unlawful weapons.
He was committed to Jail, but later
released on bail.
Not long ago it seems that Mr.. Bel
vim had some differences with his wife
and as a result Mrs. Belvin moved to
Lee county to live with her people,
carrying with her their two-year-old
child, Sarah; that learning of the in
tention of Mrs. Belvin to keep the
child, MIR. Belvin left Walhalla, COM
ing to Sumter with the intention of
taking the child back with him. He
went to the home where his wife was,
took the child in his arms and jumped
into waiting automobile and came in
the direction of Sumter. His wife
Immediately got an automobile and
followed him. They met at the sta
ton and upon learning that he had
bought a ticket for Columbia, she did
likewise. AS the train was coming
in she made an effort to take the
child from her husband, and in the
struggle for the child, Mrs. Belvin,
it seems, was rendered unconscious
by a blow. As she fell, Mr.. Belvin
grabbed the child and made his way
toward the train, pulling from his
pocket a pistol and ordered the crowd
to clear the road At this juncture
the police, who had been telephoned
of the impending trouble, arr"ed on
the scene and Mr.. Belvin was taken
into custody.
This afternoon counsel for Mrs.
Belvin obtained writ habeas, cor
pus from Judge Wilson returnable
fIlQdy, June dl lllSi IlliC IiiS
fight for the custody OF the child will
be continued in the meantime by
order of the court the child was left
in charge of Sheriff Bradford. Much
interest has been manifested in the
outcome of the legal proceedings in
stituted for the possession Of the
child. Arguments, affidavits and 9TH
er proceedings incident to case OF
this Kind will be presented to Judge
Wilson at his chambers at Manning
on the date above stated.
In the meantime Mr.. Belvin has
been placed under heavy peace bond
by the magistrate and will also De
required to appear in the city court
for disorderly conduct and carrying
unlawful weapons He is out on bail
pending trial of these issues.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-07
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under an order Of the court Of
common pleas, l.. the undersigned re-
ceiver for the Spann Mercantile Com
pany, will sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash, on Friday,
June Sth, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m, al.
Hays pasture, near OTIS siding, thir
teen head of COWS, where said COWS
now are.
C.. is. BROOKER,
Receiver for Spann Mercantile Co.
Bamberg, S. c., May 21st, 1917.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-07
CAUGHT IN BALTIMORE.
Man Charged With Defrauding Edge
field Bank.

Edgefeld, June 2.-Charged with
defrauding the Farmers bank of
Edgefeld through the use of forged
check, J. D. King was arrested in
Baltimore this week and will be
brought home tomorrow by Sheriff
Swearingen, who left yesterday to get
him. King was identified by w. A.
Byrd, assistant cashier of the Farm
ers' bank, as the man who had placed
on deposit a cashiers check on the
Georgia Railroad bank of Augusta
for $3.50, which subsequently prov
ed to be fraudulent.
The check was accepted by the
Farmers bank, and King, it is al
legged, then borrowed 500 from a
bank in Augusta, placing the certifi-
cate of deposit from the Edgefield
bank as security.
1t became known in Augusta too
that King held a certificate of de-
post for small amount from the
Bank of Johnston.
The clue that led to the arrest of
King was furnished from Baltimore
Wednesday, when lithographing
firm of that city telegraphed the
Bank of Johnston to know whether a
certain Mr.. Jones had the authority
to order blank certificates of deposit.
The bank at once reported the mat
ter to the officers of the Farmers
bank at Edgeield and the authori-
ties in Baltimore were instructed to
arrest the party and hold him for
Identification. w. A. Byrd, the as
sistant cashier of the Farmers bank,
went to Baltimore yesterday and
identified the man who attempted 70
purchase the blank certificates of de-
posit as King.
The same day that King attempted
to order certificates of deposit in the
name of the Bank of Johnston from
a lithographing house in Baltimore,
another lithographing firm in the
same city reported to the bank Of
Edgefeld that a man had tried to
purchase from it blank certificates
of deposit in the name of the bank.
So it appears that King was planning
. to involve several banks in this sec
tion.
Sheriff Swearingen left this morn
ing for Baltimore for King. Mr.. Byrd
having telegraphed that King will
voluntarily return to South Carolina
The sheriff and Mr.. Byrd are eX-
pected to arrive tomorrow with the
man.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-07
No. 666

This is prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHlLLS T. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 2sc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
STORAGE

s--,rpN NJ BROAD STORAGE CO., Broad alb.
plLLt,sS ave new ireproof addition rooms fire.
Ean} furniture and china packers automobile
wev.a.' sstin,ate free. Bell phone Diamond 1850.
p-sTntT ITTy FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
lsli-1s19 MARKET ST. ,
s,,VeT pUII.A. MONARCH STORAGE CO.
"h.tfTo Packing and Shipping.
aEnRvICE 3S70 LANCASTER AVE.
r=7iIGY- dollar concrete h-eproot warehouse.
~, IN the world for furniture. Est. free.
II Y 'pb,ia. Storage Co.. 2o33 Lehigh. Dia. 1850.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
.ruINERY AND TOOLS

rs%9oyVFR-PI,ANT rs9oFR EQUIPMENT
=. motors, boiler, steam and oil en-
pyrsmvnps air compressors. =,
tnts YW FTooMEY. Inc. 127 N. Sd at.
IhAr I.,s A,rs.TERs-"wetmore - and 30 GAL
ErE hpnnnod condition. l.. F. Seyferts Sons
hei-,.s,J ORDERS Of sprockets. chain, ele-
IN RI sni nd Transmission materials call
'rieNr, pusffJEs rs BOND COMPANY, 520 Arch st.
o.. % ssssK sToCK used single and double leather
in 37is TiGs' r. 5tS lGs st. Rew Candy woven
Il ks.=,s Nv ~ Main and automatic machinery.
|GNfhssS. Sooklet A. Nacke & Son. 2i0 s. 9th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Observation-Disclosures
RYDAI
In the Huntingdon Valley

Continued from Preceding Column
RynAT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

TWO STORY, porch. rooms and bath, hot
water heat. electricity. hardwood floors, sea
smith, Dalgliesh Russ. 5622 Germant'n ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
r. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

$4,000 EQUITY for home nf same value near
train. u S3i, Ledger Onicc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
OLD GOLD

z. ooID. SILVER, PLATINUM, false teeth
W. wNnds and precious stones bought; highest
rs rsn sppntb 18th Bell phone, Walnut 6659.
-, coi +, silver, platinum, PLAYED ware, old
W. y Viawelry teeth plates bought for cash.
1870 = chARN n sar ro"Sg od so,s 80. siyar SAMSON
OlD W. clocks; expert clock repairing
ssnntnldTps IS S, 18th ST Phone Locust 1919
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

CoLLINGDALE-New 2h story honest elec-
living room; lot 25x155 $4,000. Swope & Son,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

TENDER AND FARM
one thousand acres: third farming land, haI
ance GOOD mixed timber; price s. 80 per acre
\. u. CLEMENT. Atty, Appofnattox Va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
WEST PHILADELPHIA

,,yCrpTIoNAI. site garage, vicinity 18th and
E4SSoiniaowbiI SITS TAULANE, 900 Walnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

WILL, BUY CHEAP HOUSES. any section. for
cash. Immediate answer.
CHESTER II, ROTrENEk 1920 Chestnut st.
MY BUSINESS is selling real estate, no matter
where located; keen me busy.
FRANK A. FITZPATRICK. 1ait n. Goth st.
FAMILY Of 3 wants to rent In Germantown de
thchod house OF - rooms and baths. with
mod, cows, J. \. Patterson l3o s. 18th ST.
WE COLLECT RENTS. West pniudolphia prop
critics; efficient and honest manaEemcnt.
I. H. MAGlNNISS. 5000 Baltimore ave.
WANTLb.-llouses wcst Of BROAD. south of Mar
tct. OO2, Ledsur Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

5233 ". 10TH ST.-Brahd-new modern porch
and terrace front home; a perfect beauty;
moderate rental; open FOR inspection.
NORMAN S SHERWOOD g co. 1921 walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
BUY YOUR HOME
VIM. H. W. Quick & Bro. Inc.
Realtors
Avn 30 cnIrTIJ AOTH ST
IN AND ~ SOUTH 4OTH ST.

,aooo-4 ROOMS and bath on second eco sbaS Aeon n
Dutena naaor, Goth and Greenway ave: sample
house ope1 hsrdwoGd te h0Ocs cash balance
heal lapt. square subway cars and baltimore
and sssiURd dsSstsSe SFsGt faas pan,s TO
heW'"fH REM III APSLEY. 5sth and .Springheld.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT

.NEsTNuT, 2043--Second floor suite: rooms
IA md bath single rooms; electric light.
6LSTNuT 4O09-Third-foo front room (;
4 puthern exposure; running water
|HEsTNUT 2J2S-One or two rooms. with pri-
uts bath,
MEsTNUT, 20i5-RoOms with or without
hath transient or permanent.
IN SPRUCE, 14O0
FURNISHED ROOMS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
MAIN LINE. T.. X. u.

DESIRABLE HOMES
SALE OR RENT
WARNOCk q ENLEN
Otia DuLldlns. ~ s. 10TH 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

ON THE EAST SIDE OF BATH ST, ,..
=, snringdeld ave-, 1900 block south ana ,uss ,ss
at et.IIIpnt north OF Chester ave-. Is located tne
nast S1 attractive row Of 2-story houses that one
can imagine. ..tov;, 10 transnorta tIon have
III Ifes ample and excellent hot-water heatlnS,
Electric lighting With handsSmss sonSs Unusually
Ss Cabinet range and hundred @ ana Sne
extra reanesmIsn'st thsY wy''i are, in truth. THE
Hto5SEs t5Si '2sSu REEN sSs,y LOGGING SsJ FOR
your Unusual circumstances make the price
,,dsnnlousy low; we have arranged Ins ssnt essies.
hhiirseet hinss q new home is yours-the balance to
cult your pe' syisit-Now--a beautifully fur
hsd house Sgsn mssh asS snS more sysn,n ssn
-,cowa1I. -,coa I. ~ take advantage OF this Opportunity
:s 7 ;ssi;Sss ,.I|ISi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
Smmanncls airme, Gan6riooe, Wgo.,

SmmanncIs=9rhc, Gam6riogc, Wlo.,
- Faltor s. 5. 9ett6orn Cambridge,
saIcmss airdjc, eait g2eiumarfet g1o.
- - %altor S. S. 9ett6orn, Cambridge,
3ions GirdIc, 5rOitburg, Yi6. ~ 8as
TOR y. Sdffran, Srolt6urg, Nlo.
SctllcBcn Stride 0olliuoionsNbe.
unb SliuersSraBc; 9aitor SEQ. s.
Spilnan ylr. 2214, GitsGlibers sStraBe,
Baltimore
SiprqnurIs @irde - GaroIines, faz
be N1ltinIorcs Strn6c;, aSdltor gl. BUR-
benii, SIR. 81, GnroliuesS sStraBe,
Ynltunpie.
Ilariini.Girdle @dc Gdarps uno
6curiettaz StraBe; &aitor $. s. Stefs
tei5. g}r. 8J0, &ntterDz2lOr Baltimore.
81. Fnrlcz&trdjc IA Sorotugds ShnBe
uub Srepontz2lbenue; &aiior G6riitian
NiIhlL Rr St1, gSeits Saratoga StraBe,
Baltimore. eftr
ct. I9omaS Stride II @dc 8ulasiiz
tn0 Nlarg 9lnnsSsyobe; @aitor 0enr1
@udeubcrGcr glr 315, Giios@ulasiis
1irnBe, Baltimore.
0puH0clildlc entbcridlc Ga5aretG 0jc-
mcinnc &GltsStr. lui0 6iQ6ldnbs 9lpc
&altor gS0libcr 81. GbermcNer
N'iiiionss Wemeinsc iu Gncrlcn - %ds
itor g. s. N5bm
ct. SnganncS Stride 80 Glen Qlrnt-
Eaitor yS g. Soils, Glen 9lrm, @alii>
fnoresGornih.
Nu. sliith. Stride 81 GtrgSpille ~ 9as
itor g. G5rgcl @iugsOile, Baltimore
GourtA.
SreicinisicitS Stride 5n Gnm6erlanS
@nlfor Wlortin @allmeier, Gumbers
la10. 4lo. guleQanbsGouuth
6D. lrsb. 9irfbc 81 GrciiDn Gorolmes
GouDtA %oiior Safnb N0rber 8rciton.
6D. littb. Girdjc. &iennn, 9orcGcitcrs
County 8nitor Saiob Aorber Sreitou.
On. luib. Stride 81 9lcciocnt, Garrett
GotntD Eaitor 9. 3. 8immermonn
glcciocnt. nc
80. hits. Girdjc ST. GjlenGurnic, gnne
grlinoelseuuttb - &altor q. S. Wi.
Corn
Gp. raM. Stride GU gupic, 9Briucc
Gicoroe'S Gonntn
S5aiens s9liifgiGr II &oiior 9(i6. Gis
rid, Sir. 1920, Gits@oltimorezS StroBe.
A. ref. ct. SO6nnucS sGirdlc, golpertz
na6e Gardtoga StraBe; %aitor s. g.
Hnuicr Baltimore
g. ref. es. Gauls =Girdic- Gde grcoN~
iuob mo &raIts Strai'c; Naifor Saul S.
Gd6naB, gr. 312, SiiOsYatteriousYaris
slpenue. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
Sn,ntntnel ojcmcinoe

SmmnnueI 0cmcinoc Sde Saras
iogns iuo Sd)roeoersS sStraBe; &alior s..
2. Soiouer, slr. BOG, sSGroeocrs
Srabe, Baltimore.
6ritc rei. Stride, &aIbiNgton, 9. 6.
.. lnD 9isStrdBe ~ &oltor 8. 8. Q'Hcbs
rer SIR. 1922, 10. Sr.y Hsg8, @aib=
inQtou 9. s.
3ipus- Stride @de 9(isquit6s uno
GbaiesStrobe; &altor Sohn 6. CONF
merlatte, SIR. 1917, yior0sGarolincsS Str
Baltimore
5ricDcnes Stride IL ode gennI0Ipanias
Nbeuue ln0 @lim6erlan0eStrabe %dltor
g. g. Grinrmer, 9lr. co., Gum6erlaubs
Strabe.
3iOus Stride, Gum6crlanb, Nl0.-gSas
itor g. g. G8atlos, g}r 1872, glorosGlez
dolicss 5trnbe. Cumberland. Ylo.
SreieiniateitSs Stride - Srihiigs, uas
he 9llbcmorlesS StroBe; @aitor y. q, Siers
gcr, 9(r 906 Eriii1sS StrnBc
Seniigc ht0eriidc GirdDe IN Gait
GcUmarict, 9ordeiter@Gounig ~ @oitor
Gnrl Sb. Sblingcr, Gnit giepinariet, no.
.9iDus Nird;e ~ glor0s9 na6c Der
2eringionsShaBe; @aitor Gr Sulus
6oimdur gr 1923. g9eits9anpalczS Ctr.
ct. @larluss Stride 8rodDmaD mo
Sairmounts9locnue; @oitor g. @raeuer,
SIR. no, s@ronona1.
3iDns Stride, gSai6iugton, g. 6. ~
Raitor 9lic6aro Scjmiot, SIR 50S,
@sStraBe, g. rs, gSnlbin9ton, 8. g.
Si. So6nuneS- Stride 81 gSoihiugton.
9. s. - enitor g. 8. Qooclin, SIR. 800,
Az Ctr, S.sgS. 9Saibiugton, 9. Is.
ct. Subannes 0jemeinoe 81 &arfbille,
Snrfor0z3oao ~ &nitor @enrb Sc6liiter,
SuQerion s. g.. N5o
ct. &aulS s@emciHoc 81 GOr0DDn, Sdls
botsGouuru ~ Eaitor 6. 6reuocurcidb,
Goroobd. N}6
ct. 9htnS 0jrneinDc sn Gnm6erlano-,
&nitor s. II. 8erguer, @coforos StraBc,
@im6erlnn0, @2o.
Scrnialeus= 0emeihbe 81 @arbcnbiile
@aitor Or e. 6. @ur9oorff, GarOenz
ollie. 9Rn.
Scntfdc cDnuD.-!ut6, 3ipnssGirdt 81
StcRuler| 0lill ~ Yoitor 6cnrB Gleils
berger, iH JloRbine
@rite ncntidlc Dcr. CD. Stride Gait
ernsglberue, nobe glnnsGtrafe 9aitor
6. Gs- @9iter glr. 1924 Oits9altimpre>
Snabe
Gp. Infh. Stride 80 Guuawuub, Sal,
6oteSoiutb n Baitor g. Sreuoenreicb,
9oroopd, N2o.
Scntidje @cmein6e 81 ltpprrcp, @altiz
moresGounth II @aitor yS. q. &eniel,
llbperco, $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

gerooe 70 Diel @utes bon ibr geplni-
bert.
Damn mn1te fie oie onoere 3mne
init Srmi 8omberling befoH1lt; 5rau
&aronin bon BrDc3sbibfs- -Robcsfa.
arou 8omberling berbeugte iib
uno er31Blte, oob iie BON einenl be-
riibntten g[ntiqiiitGtenbdloler fame.
Gle botte fir ibren 8onberling oas
@etibaft elmer GeDptiihen Uilmie ge-
fatift. 9llS @eibnnhtsgeibenf.
9ie Srui 8aronin erfimoigte iid,
Oh 0ieS Elm beionoerer @iini9 bon
Serrn 8omberltng geipeien iei.
sSrn1i 9lnno iag&p, onB 0ies itidt
gerooe Ser Sail ip1re. glber ooB es
iebr i9tper iei, Elm pal{enOes @eideuf
fir einen &errn 5u fiuOen. llno 9Iu-
!iqiiit1teu mdren bod belttautoge oas
gteueIte.
sSrmi @arorin bon 4rDc3Sbibfp-
&otcsfa gab Der gndoigen Srou in
allen redt. Gle mar ollBeroroeutlicb
liebenspiiroig rno 5uporfonneno.
lleber ben geidpino bdfelnoeu Sin
germ griibelte 6raii @omberling.
&atte ole 1ame, ais iie einanoer Dor.
aeitellt iuuroeu, bielleidt BON 8On.
berling beritanocn2
sSbr 8er0odt uur0e beItGrft, nlS
rie 6roit 8oronin fro9te, ob fie Der
gndoigcn s5roii morgen iint II llbr
pormittags ibre @ufwartung MAIDEN
oiirfe.
SSroit 8omberling ipitroe rot Dor
Srelioe. Gle frogte, ob Ole Srou So.
ronin ridt lieber 5itm See fonnen
polle o0er 5itnt 9lbenobrot.
glber ole Dame Bat 81 einen flei-
ren BlnioerltiinO6en nm If llbr
pornittngs eri1eirail 81 oiirfen. II
glls olle Yiitglieoer oeS @ereins
beriammelt mareu iulO man linfs
nidt mebr Deritebeit fontte, mas
re1ts gelpro6en puroe, fragte sSrolI
glnna nod Dem &errn Jiegierlnlgsrat
nno ieiner Jieiie.
s5roll 9ldthH ober eripi6erte red)t
miB9eloinlt ooB mtb fic nidts ysabe-
res wiiie sSbr gicffe iei fcin &iHo
mcbr ino toHne TIM iUas ibm be.
liebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
G. fSortietnna.)

.lllh," iogte iie, noie bielen graB-
h6en 0inger. @eiBt on, aud menn
man iimq lit, fmn man iterbeiI, ober
mcnn man alt lit, oann miiB man.
&b m0d)te iidt alt tperOen"
Sie ibuliegte iid dngltlib an
Yalls Sfoiltorrod.
- ,9onnn RAID berous,1 fliiitcrte iie
&9aul foturte iid) i'm 9lugenblid fer
nen id)0neren 9rt Der gBelt oenfeu
Gr iagtc, Noll uur bas &olbourtel es
bier Gin ioeuig imgentiitlid) mode,
lno orcbte oas bolle 2i6t aus. Dos
idbpur3c Gbenbol5 Ipieaelte 8obette
bon allen Seiteii tpioer BoiiI froete,
oh 9nbette ibm etiun$ 8eionOeres 81
cr5dble1 bnbes
Gle logte, 0oB Iie mir qefommen
ici, INN oen Batter ab5ubolen neil iie
ibu Den galI5en Gag niAt geieben
bate.
Damn idDieg iie.
Gs 1T nidt lei1t, Die ridJtiaen
@orte 81 finoen, penn man etiDaS
nidt lngen mill
gIber idlieBlid iuaren iie bod ms
Gdmaben getommen.
Syeocr diif elmer @de oeS groben
BrmlffotafalfS, Der Ole Dfitte oeS
Saoles lbmiidte. ioBen iie Ii6 gegen.
iiber
SAUL lragte, oh 8nbette eiren Be-
oIeiter ailf Dem @iie bobe2
@abette antiportete, oaB ba manh.
nal Gin 5relno BON Sermnnn neben
ibr berlicie. llno aonn frogte iie, OBJ
man Die morolilbe YerpfIihhrng bo-
te, iemano ipieoer 81 lieben, benz
muu 2iebe einflobe, obnc es 81 mol
len.
@oul fa6 iic on, 9ieie 5ragc mar
nid)t leid)t 81 bcoItiporten @r fragte,
Oh iie OIL icmano 8eitimmten babel
ccnte, nobel er iih biidte, Inn cine
5bnibcrei oeS aataialfs 81 itioIe'
ren
gabettc iagte, ooB iie mtr 70 aus
elloemeinen Sntereiie on Der Sode
geirogt babe. Saul fab pieoer aut
lnIo mcinte, Dob man 10 etDas nm
BON Sail 81 Sail euti9eioeD founte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

81 fiben i6ien, rief mis elmer @olfe
BON %feifenrulb, 0aB Die Waitter
Belfte iDoblt1tig Iei.
0os mar ridtig. 5rmt Bomber
hiigs Sruuoin Die sSrait H1tin,
bate einet fleilien 8erein qeariir-
oct. Gle IeIbIt Botte ben EiteI ibres
berltorbeneit @atten beigeIteuert,
Srmt 8ontberIing Die gBolle. SIN
&reiie bon eirigeit bprnebmen 9ainen
b6felte man iparrne &leioungsihtde
fir ar1ue &inoer.
5rmi @omberIing ging git oieien
3iiiomtHentiinften in oilsgetuGblter
&leioung inO berrIie0 audi i'm Sc
iprd9 ie0en biIligen Stoff. Ole er,
5dblte bon Dem teiiren @erIer auf Der
Diele, ertp6brte ous 9elbtl0 bon ei-
mem prdmiierten aMoler, oos Sht-
blum oes Sobnes, Die ruiiiiden Eoi-
fen.
9Lber mas Ser W1uno beri6ipeigt,
berraten Die 8dnoe, Die nienano an
oers maiden fam, aIs iie iino.
Den 3omen mar es nid)t ertgan-
Gen, Dab Ole reide Sroli 9om6erIiug
oieie oerben @olliaden nit unge-
pobnlicber @el6idli6feit beriertigte.
Sin feblerloies Stiid na1 Dem anoe.
Iren flog ans ibrer &ono
@iit penigen @Iiden iiber Sen &opf
Ser eifrig glrbeitenoen bate man lidD
perItdnoigt: sic fonnte feline Dpr-
nebme Gr5iebing genoiien baben.
Seilte batte iid) Srnu gomberling
bemiibt, oic erite in oieiem &reis Der
g5dNitenlie6e 5l iein. Sic ipollte Elm
pQar iingeitorte @orte nit ibrer
sreilnOiN fDe6IeIn. Ole sSrou 9ldtin
milBte i6erli1, poriim uno ouf ipie
lange Der Serr &egierlngSrat Die
refine Sergllft eebrande
9l6cr ais fie ms 3immer trot, mar
bod idjon cine Game anpeieno. Srut
Satin ipro1 70 eifrig init ibr, oaB
man i6r &omincn gnn5 iiberborte
sSrait glnna mar idjon nlitten auf Dem
Eeppid), ais ibre STemoin nufiprang
uno ibr ent9egcneilte. Sie fab gan3
crI1rcdt aus imo fragte, ob 6rau
glnna ic9on louge 5ubore. Sic botteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

llno Damn fragte er, Oh iie Siloes
Sruoer nod offers febe2
8obette riintpfte Die gtaIe uno
iagte, oaB Ser ldnglt ipieDer obgereiiI
iei. glber mas bielt @oiil bon Ser.
lcbungen? Sdnoe ct eS iebr 0erddt-
lid, menu man iie nnd fiir6er 8eit
ipieoer dilfloie, neil man ben oloern
nicbt leioen fonne2
@dltl laftc iino meinte, oaB es IN
folhem Sale beHer iei, iid) gar niAt
erlt 81 perlobeii.
gLber ou tuuroe @obette beftig.
00u reoeIt INNER 70 flilg iin0 bon
oben berab,~ rief iie. Y2Ils Oh man
iib nidjt audi irren f0nnte.
8mei &rdnen filgelten pIoBlidj
iiber ibre Baden. Baul erI6rnf.
gSSit es Der olte ylegieriingsrat9" 2"
fragte er bebutIom.
9a muBte 8abette iDieoer laden
n9u bilt oub ou oitHtul," iaete iie
itno riitibte beriinter. sd iprede
bod MIR enn3 i'm nIlgenieitteri."
Bail fab fie forIheno an
Damn iogte er, lmnglam ioH oen
@orten in6eno, onB er es, auh rein
tbeoretiIh eeiproben, iuner prafti-
ider f1noc, ipeun elm peiblibeS @e.
fen feinen entihei0enoen S1ritt tdte,
obne iib nit ibrem beiten Sreunoe
beraten al boben. @ie 8erlo6ungen,
po man ocn oroern nid)t leioen fnnn,
iudren riidiihtslos oiif3nloien.
3us mar Souls ebrli1e Wieiniing.
gIber glnfrihtiofeit uno SinterliIi
1ino oft Idlper noneinonocr 81 tren-
nen uno ausfiibrIiher fonnte Saul
ridt iper0en @enn 8onIberlin9
ir0rte bier oas @elprddl.
gla1oem er leinen 8eiil1 sur Sir
begleitet un0 oih oen idbmor5 geflei-
oeten Serrn gcbetetl botte, ibn mieoer
3ii beebren, bnttc cr bonn &agerhef
erfabren eaB iein oiSiOiges Jrdllein
Eohter bier iei. Ga mar er Sobette
iiiden geganacn.
sr 500 ibren glrm rater oen ieinen
1mo froqte, Oh lie pirflidj lnlr &C.
fonmen lei, inn ibren oltcil &atcr a6-
subolen, ooer ob iie pieoer etDas nit
Foul 81 hlideln gebabt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

9us fonl1te nienon0 bcItreiten.
Souit mar 0os @eipr1dJ 5u @noe.
sSrmi 8om6erling bate germ cine
quite gto1rid)t ndd Sous oebrQc6t.
8ebettes lliirube mar ibr lli6t ert-
gongen. @s mar flar, 0us &iio per-
niiBtc oieien olten nnongcuebmcH
Wenideu. @ie 2iebe lit cine itnbe.
greiflibe So6e
90 mar Srau gluna ooppelt err
frert, ais iie bel ibrer 9iiidtebr @a-
bette mie0er biel nulntcrer porfono.
Sie fab tpieoer gerooe llno I6ien niel
freier ino frober
9as mar fem SSrrtlm. Cine 2oit
NOR bon @abettes Ser5cn qenoni.
men. 2elltnont g9engcns @riefe ipo-
rem fort. @obette batte HoulS 9i1t
befolgt Gle bate oic Gerloblng &C.
l0it. 9os beiBt, iic botte Die 9rieie
suiammcnge6unocn lmo in einen Inn
Ihlag gelegt Da8l botte fie geitrie-
ben:
Sc ne oous aime sas, ie,ne oous
'oOois pas onmee, ie ne Oous minerals
pas.
Sie batte Die @supfinoing qe6abt
oaB Oiele Sihiation nod fran5oiicber
Sprabe Oerlangte. Gieie @orte iog-
ten oiel, iagten alles itno moren
iniibelos in Der @rannotit 81 finoen
geDeien.
S6on IN ser SSriibe oes onoercu
Cages bnttc 9obette oaS 8rieipafct
obI6idcn ipollen. 0oS nclle Sdbreis
Zen, oas foumen tpiiroe, iollte ilnge.
lcicn Dilt3ugefiiot iperoen.
Slber nienlan0 neiB, mas cr NOR
Gen tim miro. gllS 8abettc Den lebs
ten 9rief in Ser &ono bielt, fab iic,
CAB er nidt ans Der fleiuen @orliion
fam. @r trug oen Stcnpel Der
@roBIto0t, 8rib nulbte ibon bier fem,
@obette foiulte ibrer gieigierOe
iiidt tpioeriteben. Sic 0ffnete Den
gricf.
0a idrieb sSrib, oaB er gefomnen
ipGre, Inn iie 81 iiberrnic5en glber
uor6cr 6dtte cr eiuen Gbrenboioel
auSfdmpfen miilien. @r lag oeripun.
Get nieoer. gluS oieiem trauriaen