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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
PROPHET TIlLS OF WARS END

passed by wall of enemies. His
slogan will he Onward with GOdr The
Almighty God will lead him from VIC
tory to victory and many will meet
their death.
There will be wagons without
horses. and fiery dragons will fly
through the air dropping fire and sui
lhur and destroying cities and vii
lagos. The people will turn to God.
The terrible war will last three years
and five months. The time will come
when food Gun neither be sold nor
bought, and bread will be carefully
distributed. The seas will be tinged
with blood and men will lie In walt un-
der the waves for their prey"
Americas Entry ForetoId.
Here follows reference to Ameri.
ca, which was In those times often re-
ferred to as the country of the seven
stars"
The people of the Seven Stars will
attack the ring Of steel and suddenly
fall upon the bearded nation In the
rear and rend IL In twain. The whole
of the lower Rhine will tremble, but
nevertheless will endure to the end.
THE land to the west will be one
vast dcSolatiOn. and the land In the
ocean will. with Its king. be crushed
and suffer all the pangs Of hunger.
The land of the bearded people will
still endure for n long time to come,
and following the war the world will
be united In one great brotherhood.
"The yictors will carry u cross, and
between four small cities and four
sieeples of equal height the decisive
battle will be fought. Between two
linden trees the victor will fall upon
his knees before his army. lift his
hands Ia heaven and thank God. Fol-
lowing this all ungodlineSs will dISap-
pear; the indecent dances that pre-
vailed before the war will be seen no
more, and God will reign In church.
state and family.
The war will commence when the
grain is ripening and will reach its
height when the cherries bloom for the
third time. Peace will be consummnt-
ed by the prince in tile for the Christ
mas mass"
All German newspapers have COM
mented on this amazing prophecy.
ut is remarkable" says one paper,
how accurately this monk has predict
ed events as they have thus far occur
red We sincerely hope that the
longed-for peace will come, as he says.
in order that we all may breathe free
ly again"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES.

Not satisfied with the slogan. Every
Scout to Feed Soldier" Troop l Of
lakewood, Ohio. has placed itself In a
position 70 feed a regiment. There are
II members. Five work in town and
twelve in the country. The twelve
found that they had nearly eight hun
dred acres in their combined farms.
Boy scouts went to the Lexington
Mass) orchards every day for some
time and collected windfall apples for
shipment to Boston and distribution
among -. ...,.,r-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
German Monk in 1901 Fixed
Three Years and Five
Months of Strife.
AMERICAN ENTRY FORET0LD
Document Discovered In Old Monas-
terry in Mecklenburg Describes
wagons Without Horses" and
"Fiery Dragons Of the Air"

COpenhGgeu.-ln the raZing of the
old monastery of the Holy Ghost In
Wismar. Mecklenburg. an old Bib.e
WAS found which contained Il remark
able prophecy regarding the present
world war. Ii was written in l10l by
one OF the monks on parchment that
Is now yellow AMI scared with age. II
Is now on exhibition in glass case In
the city hall of WiSmar So much
publicity has been given to the pro-
phecy In the papers of Germany that
thousands have flocked TO Wismar to
see il.
The prophecy not only gives the
cause of the war, but also indicates
the countries engaged. Up to the
present 1t has been amazingly accu-
rate. II does not exactly state that
Germany will be victorious. but indi-
Gates how long the war will last, when
the decisive battle will be fought. and
where and when peace will come, and
adds that Germany will continue TO eX-
isl as Il power for many years. A
translation of the writing on the
parchment Is rs follows:
when Malignity and Hatred Rule"
Lord. have mercy on thy people de-
spite the fact that they are turning
more and more away from thee; that
they are destroying thy monasteries
and ClniSiers aud forgetting thee A
time will come in Europe when these
people will feel the weight of thy
hand. when malignity and hatred will
rule. II viii be AT time when the
pnpal seat will be vacant. and the
conilugratiun will come as the result
of the murder of prince. Seven ma
tons viii rise against the eagle with
one head ana he eagle with two heads.
The birds viii defend themselves fU-
ricUSly and yiGiou>ly with their talonS.
and ,h,ir wings will protect their pcu-
pies. \ prince from their very midst.
a sovereign who mounts his horse
from tie wrong side, will he encOm-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
Inhs FOR 1000 Bows

Little R0ch, Arh.-"Eoy wanted! :"
This sign d,Cura,c~ hundred or more
shop windows. Stuii>ticianS have eS-
Inmates that 1000 boys are needed to
ill jol,, IT, Little Rock. Telegraph
companies axe employing girls To- carry
Messages.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
SEA-COW MAY BE WAR FOOD
New York Chef Says Meat Is Sweet
and Falatable and Resembles
Young Pork

New York.-Yarious experiments
With the American palate are being
made ly Elouard panchard. chef of
orc Of She big hotels. who some day
homes 10 publish monograph on our
national gaStronomic likes ana dislikes
apL cccentricities.
Asiong the most Important Of these
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
Woman Worked as Farmland.

LOuiSVlllC.-AftCr laboTins for more
dian q year ~ faruhHnd in order to
support herself amt infant child, Ada
McCuhhinS grew tired of such manual
labor anil sought divorce from Da-
Tid McCUhhpS, farmer, and her
prayer VAS answered by Judge Wal
lACc.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
In the Auto

Smith Cat the wheeD-Do you know.
| have a new theory about saving
tires
Nervous Companion-Good heavens
What was that noise?
Smith (wearily)-Only another the
DRY exploded.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23

experiments just now Is a test of the
meat OF the whale ana Of the sea-
COW, more scientifically known as the
manatee. According to Mr.. Punchard
the meat of both these sea denizenS is
tasty and has great food value when
properly prepared. The sea-cow is
now almost extinct, but Alexander
Graham Bell has begun the breeding
Of these mammals in waters about
Florida. and soon its flesh may be
more available. According to Mr..
Panchard its taste greatly resembles
that Of young pork and the meat Is
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23

Dear. | almost
dread meeting
her. | know I'll
he preju,liced."
w by 2" de-
man,led Warren
crisply. as they
strolle on
through the list
less quiet of a
S un day after
noon. Every
body says she's q
mighty tine woln-
an"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
Cleanliness Counts.

No need to wear white trousers IL
sc dairy-blue ones can be washed
just as often. It's the cleanliness not
the color that counts.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
Care for Milk

The milk should be removed as soon
as drawn TO the milk house, and strain
ed and cooled to the proper tempera-
lure at once.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23

sweet and palatable. The sea-cow
renches upward of seven hundred
pounds in weight, so even one catch
would do much to relieve the food
Stringency.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-23
Poor Economy.

Hiring a cheap mechanic to operate
III expensive tractor II poor economy.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

Dab Die 9iebe 1eIbit inmitten Der
Idpsren uno oufreibeuoen Irbsit
ser NernIpr.9Gmter uno Der SeIe'
srap6enapparote ii8 feline Static ere
ebert, seigt cine ersIif&e 3eiti&rift
an %sintoen romontif@en 1eiipieler.
vi 2ieb. ourd osn DRAFT forotrt
onidbrIi9 ibre Spfer; crit DOT pe'
nisen Sabren tpuros our& etnen tol@
den San Dem 2Onooner Jernipref'
amt cine Iebr tiidtige junee Bedr!ttn
entfiibrt. Gin IN England ipetlenoer
Mmeritdner NOR bon benz Mobltldrg
Der Stimme. 0te inn BEL feintm NnF
ruff beim Wmte ftets o~ntpOrtete, 10
beseiftert, bob CT jeoen @orpdno bes
niibte, nm ole unbetannte Telepbos
niftin an3uttinseln uno elm poar
Worte nit ibr gu tpefIeIn. Gr Ders
liebte iiG seraoeSu in Die Stimme;
uno oas gnbe oes Mbenteuers roua
apo fid Damn obne ole Nermittlung
6es Orabtes, Elm &en6e5DOus Durbt
p~erabreoet: uno oas Gnoe besIeiteten
bic So@5eitsslOden. Smmer9in mar
bier ser &Iang uno Die Dirtung ei@
ner msnf9li9en Stimme i'm Spitle;
piel merfpiiroiger 1T es, Dob aud Die
SeIssropbie aEs Gbefiftsrin Grfolss
peraei9ntt. Sn England eradblt mon
i'm lebten Sabraebnt cine gauge &eibc
BON Tanen, in oenen SeIesrapbsnbes
ANTE iunae Seleeropbiftinnsn betrd'
teten. SIS 19eint foft, oaB Die Be-
amten elm febr ii9eres @efiibl oafir
boben, OF am anberen @noe oes
Orobtes ein Monn ooer cine Jrdn
telearapbiert; ben Nnfang MAIDEN
oonn elm paar S@erateIegramme
Bis oft senus Der @tanoesbeamte 81.
pfli9tperseHeneu auiommsntut.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

Sn elmer fiioOeutf9en llniperiitGtsa
Itaot lebte Elm alter profeNor Der
Mr9dolosie, Der fi9 etfrig nit Musz
srabunsen auf ben in Der Ndbe Der
@taot befinoli9sn rOmif4en' &ulturz
itdtten bei9dftiste. S9On man4mal
batten Die @tuoenten Don einem ses
f9idt.n 9Spfer onsefertiste SOnsea
fGbe Don mertpirbiger 5orm bort
persraben. Der profeEor fano Il.
6anr uno beri1tete barber in eea
lebrten 3eiti9ritten. Gines Tdgeg
tpurbe Der erauiame Gder3 fotpeit
aetrieben, oab cine Tabatspfeife uno
Elm Dedelfhopper pergraben tuuroen.
auf oener Die Worte %etnsebrunnt ipa'
rem: ,Sulius @Gfar feinem liebsn
profeTor 81. q. our freunoIiden Grs
innerung." Der alte profehor fano
aud beioe @esenitdnoe. 8alo bar.
auf per3iGtet. ct ouf fem Mmt. gr
mar anerbings audi i4cn iiber 76
Sabre alt. Ob Der ber5lofe Stuoens
tenftrei9 nit fsinem Midtritt aus
fammenhdngt. 1T ui&t bstannt sss
tporoen.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14
9Varwm &ewrt @oMefsrt Met
2s1st t1Weet.

Cine bsitere Grinnsrung aus ben
iungen 8asen 9enri &o4eforts era
3Gblt @ntOine Mlbalat auf @runo Ell
ler i'm Sabre 1868 erf9ienenen tleis
men @elbfbiosrapbi. oss @eritOrbes
men. Rohefort aei9nete ni4t nit
leinem Nomsn oIs @erfafer isner
SeIbftbiosrapbis. aber iein StiI 1T
unpertennbar. v5.in Batter, 10
er5dblt er in iener 8roi9iire, .tpolts
oen iungen &o@efort @rSt peroer
IaTen. Mber 90 Der iunse Mann
iiber cine nerpOie gmpfinbfamttit
perfigte, Die iber Die @renae bes Grs
loubten b~inaussins. muBte er balo
einieben, DAB Dos Gr5tIiGe Sad ni6t
Ser 8eruf feiner Srdume mar. ST
mar gum Nrate ebenfopeni9 geeisnet
tpie ettpa gum Senator. uno fein eitIs
aiaer 3u5ammenbans nit Der SetIs
funlt mar Die Mabrf4einli9feit, Dab
ct Bel ieoem &rantenbeiu@e Dorauss
1i9tliG ieIbt frant seDoroen mare.
Mls er aum erItenmal Die @mputation
zines Mrmes fab, fieI er maieftdtiif
iiber Dem patienten in Sbnma4t
uno Der &rante mar eestpungtn, ben
9silunssbefIiFenen bur@ MieAials
eisenbdnbis tpieoer ins 2eben aurid=
5urufen. 0ur9orun9en bon Der
ueber3eusung, odB 0as Bel ieoer on-
oeren Operation ii9 unmeiserli9 pies
berbplen piiroe, unb i'm 3neifel oars
iiber, OBJ bic SDflidteit ser @atienttn
uno ibre Neisung, ibren Nr3t gu be-
banoeln. INNER Die glei9e ietn mir
oen, faBte er Sen Gnti4luB, Die Set.
oie er gum 8efude Der &rdntenbGus
Ter p%ertpenoen fOllte. nit Der Ins
fertisuns BON Sbeuterftiiden ausaus
finen". limb 70 fam es. oab 9enri
Ho9efort niGt Nrst ipuroe.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14
uGolmm6ia Srancr &ranfen. lin eritnknnss.@erein"
8oibin9ton .. g., 6
Na@rMf!
SritS rmi IN y e.,

ritSrnmpg
0GtgrHnoer unb oreiBig iabriees @itglieo 68 Columbia graler
Gronfen terfislngspereins, eing lhueigium rmo beiheioeiL
me er geebt, am 9antiasungstage ms Senieits binHber. 81
itnea gtng aIes unb aud niAt elm @ort ODER Mitteilung fam
bonn r@uppert Some" al uniern Serein, looa6 nienlano I'M
Stanoe mar, inn sic lette Gbre 81 ermeien ooer cine 8llmen-
Ipenoe auf len Grab 5u legcn. llno Oos batte SEER Srb Srumpb
f1er nidt peroient, oenn Gin ieoer, Ser i'm gefunnt bat, fam nur
Oa8 2obenspertetc iiber ienen eblen Gbarafter lmo ien gutes
Sera iogen; MIR 5u ~sutbcr5ig, ionit bate er feline olten Gage ntdt
i'm &uppert Some s~ubringen miiiien. lln0 Dies bate SEER Senrid)
ans @nerfennung fir feline 40j1brige NfIidt lno Sreue linn be.
5orgt lno ionit mar es mir et Srot, ob iuenigrens 3err CIR.
Seuri6, Gbrennlitglieo beS 8rauer.Nereins, Der einaige nar, Der
Serrn Grlunpb CUR lebten &ubeltdtte begleitete, oenn nit oieienu
8erpuBten miro SEER triumph ben iuBen Sdlof Der 8eredltigfeit
ldlafen, oen SEER Seurid) gait bel ibnt aaeS.
aud bat Der lnter5eidnete einen ieiner beien lno n~ufridtig-
item 6relnbe berloren uno men1 eS mir leioer b~ergonnt nar, linn
nod ben lebeu Sanoidlag ODER guten 9fub geben 81 fonnen, 10
fam i1 bier benurfen, oob Scr @erein Elm treues N2itgIieo uno
mir 9euti3amerifaner eiien alonn bon eoellten Gbarafter per-
loren baben. @10ge linn sic Groe le6t iein.
9ies in grinnerlng Don ieinen 6reunoe lno SefretGr os
columbia 8rouer &ranfcn acknowledgements"
Grnn3 g. st m, GefretGr.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14
Tie 8erSpresiet.

.2isbstb." panote iiG Die 2ebrsrin
elmer @emeinoef4ule in itreneem Son
an elm i9war5es, tIeines Wuidels
t3pf9en. vfpenn ou nod einmol gu
ipdt tommit. IaTe i'd DID cine @tuna
be na9iiBen. Du bift tets bic leb'
t. 3annit ou bid gu Soufs oenn
MIDI: Elm biB9en mebr beeilen, oab ou
friiber fertis pirft?!" 2isbetb bes
fommt einen rotten &opf, uno Die
Srdnen fiben loder. .Hun alfo.
2isbstb, mert' bir's, uno fase mir
iebt, mas boben tplr in Der lebten
&tligionsftunbe ourdsenommen9" =
Die 8ereprebist. TrduIein." -
rMiGtie; nun iaee mir einen 5pru4
aus Der Yersprsnist." 2isbetb
mar nod gar ntdt gefammelt. Sic
bohte nur an bas Radiiben unb an
Oos 6riibsrfertigmerbtn uno nottsrt:
,@elis fino Ole" rRa, tueis
ter" ,@eltg iino bic ST"
letfe bort iis es neben iih fIiftern:
xGelia fino Die Srlebfertisen" J..
uno fihtlih erleihtert tommt es iiber
2isbetbs 2ippen: .@elts iino Ole
5ribfertisen, oenn' Weiter fam
iie ni&t; benz ollaemeinen @sIdhter
frnnte ii9 felbft oas geitrense Srdus
lun ni4t ent3ieben. uno nod langs
ipurbe' 2isbetb nit ibren .Griibfers
t,ssn" genedt uno ~peripottet.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

Die @~.rfafierin zines neuen aoas
bu9es botte ibren @trlsser peronlabt.
bic Meaepte nit Defenders breitem
@onbe au perieben, bamit bic 9auss
frau neue Reaepte ober @erbeiferuns
gen eintrosen tonnte. I'm fen3uftels
len, OF bic Snusfrauen bos aud &c.
tan, taufte {ie ii9 elm antiquarif9es
@remplar unb nahm es NIT mad
Sauie. MIs Te bas Bud SrstrIid
auI@lus. fraste ibr @atte:
,Sof Du irsenbmel&e Rotiaen
ober Neaepte gefunotn3N
,ylein,@ ~onttportete lie Grserli&.
Mls Der Gotte einmal auf6lIis tn
benz Buhe blGtterte, fnnb CT aohIs
reid3e Gintrasunsen louter Wit=
tel sesesl 9bspepiie aHb IHIsjhaHssn
fir MasenIeiheabs. HaAzSKA4-
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14


Der franoOfiae Di9ter Goints
Gor itedte trob feiner groBen Gtns
rabmen itets in Shuloen un6 tpurbe
bon feinen @ldubigern arg perfolgt.
@ines Sases liBt er iid Bel feinem
Triieur seraoe gum Hoiieren einieis
fen, als Elm befonoers e%rimmiger
@ldubiser eintritt ano brobeno BON
inn iein Gelo perlongt. nWolen
sic ni4t menlaitens nit Der 8esab<
lung ipartsn, Bis i'd rafiert bingA
iast Der Dihter begiitistno. rAber
eefpib", meint Der on6ere beglidt
ibsr oteie @usf@t. Oa itebt Soints
apr einsefeift auf uno perldbt ben
Qooen. Gr trus bon nun on etnen
Bart BIB aus gnbe feiner Sage.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

Nus Dem Sahr 1857 berId9tet s0trs
mann SOlef 2anoau bon elmer msrts
piiroiaen @Sene, Die fid in 9umburg
am 9irts6austiI6 dbfpielte, no Der
bstunnte bumorifl9e S@riftfeler
S:ulius Stettenbeim bic Betdnntl9att
Sebbels maGte. .0ebbeI uno i4" err
adbIt 0unoou, vfaBen um II nbr
Dormittaes in Der nSonhoue", eirem
oamoIs be1uGten 3otal, mo man iehr
autes Bier trant, uno fpra9en ges
matIi9, StbbeI freiIi@ nit ieinsr
pbiloIopbif@en Rube, dber INNER Doll
6umor, Ser aber einen InItri9 pon
8itterteit annabm, fobulo man auf
oas Sbema pom Iuffibrunsel, oosr
better Observation-Disclosures isiner Ords
men fam.
Va trot StettenJeim elm; als er
mid fab = mir paren 6efreunoet -
trat er an mid eriibeno beran, ergrift
ben leeren SeHel nit Den Morten:
Sic erlauben bod? StOre i'd Die
Serren niht9 2eBteres tDuroe pers
ntint.
Gs bIieb mir ni6ts anoeres iibrig.
dls bic Beioen einanoel por3uitelen,
NIT oen iibli9en Worten: 9err Srieos
rid Sebbel! 9err Sulius Stettens
heim, @9riftfte1er. Gtettenbeim
boGerfreut uno ansenebm Iberrdi4t,
fi9 bonn SiBe ertebsno, f9rie fat:
.9os freut mid ungemein!" 9ebhel
srbo6 ii9 e6enfans, ieoo4 iebr selai'
fen. rsi9te Dem iuneen Mdnne Die
9ano nit benz NusOrud: SIT mir eir
@erenIgen!
Ser @eoantens uno Meinungsaus'
tauf9 iiber Sheater. 2iteratur une
unes in oieie Gpbdre Gini9la9enot
ipuroe INNER lebbctter, es pergins oi'
3eit raf9en 2aufes, mir mertten q
ni9t un6 fGBen pie1ei4t nod beut'
bei5dmmen - penn es niht tpie Elm
8lib aus beiterem ;oimmel setommer
tpGre, Der ,oa 3iinostc uno oas Jeue,
raid I'm iib greifen madte; benz
benz barmlo1en Sulius, Der ni4ti
1lebles oa9te, fiel es duf einmal eli
gu fragen ySerr Doctor! Go titulsrt'
er artiser @eife 9e6beD fasen @i'
mir einmal sefdGisit. mas ma@t oenr
ieBt Der 2dube in Wien9"
Da i6erfloe cine S9orIadsR 0t'
6ebbels mil0es Mntlib, er erbob lid
raid pon ieinem @ibe. griff in oi
Sai@e mad ieiner 83rit. rief v3cb'
LEM" uno be3ablte. sd empfebl|
mid, meine !0srren!" unb mar ent
59punoen. 2ieber Sreuno Sulius.
@enn i'd iest a~uridoerte, pie Sic ot
1aBen, mid fat ItGrr Dor @ermunoe'
rung nit offenen i!aunenben 8lid.T
~an5ebeno. Sd lI@tltt uno iasfe
2ieber Sreuno! tpie tonnten Sie f
unporii6tis iein uno nur ben Namer
Qaube in feiner Geeentpart ausfpres
den? @iHen sic oenn niht, uuo le
fen Sic benn ni1t Die 3eitunsen. oai
Sebbtl uno 2oube Die grDbten gnti
pr0en fino?
Den anbern Sag iu1.e i@ Ssbbe
auf uno ipro4 mein 8eoauern aus
OaB i'd bic inoiretts 0eranlafun9 Del
fir i'm ni9t erfreuli9en 8orfaqel
mar. 0a fpra9 SebbeI: u8ergeien
Ga1en mir bas. Der CUTE Mann FAM
ia ni4t odfir, Sic nod tpenig.r
oaB ih uneern an unliebiame Ding
erinnert weroe; uno tDas ioIte i'd
ibm aud iasens rs mar befier, i'd
gins."
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14
&rdnf.

untreae oud OIeperet.
pie aIte SGHsfer 1T gefsit
Dor friibem Sob.
Sid traBen uno bergen bilft
nur fir cine WeiIe.
uner Wiffen lit @ermutung
unb infer Sun 1T Streben.
Std felb It Ioben, Siemt iia
ni9t. i9aOet aber aud ni4t.
S9eren lernt m a am be-
ffen an einem fremoen Bart.
8orgt man iemanoem @elb,
10 tauft mon ii9 einen 5einO.
Mrmut lit feline 9 9an6e,
absr aud feline ~befonDere @bre.
9aIbe Wabrbeit lit gan5I
2iise, @abrbeit lit bic bette 2iige.
Gin 9ubn effe i'd am liebs
item gu 5meit: i9 uno bos 9ubn.
Bon einem Rubm 5ebrt elmer
oft LANCER, ols er bapon leben fam.
Menn man bas Glitter i9eut,
foil man ii9 in Der Sugenb aufbdn'
gen.
8ieIe GbemGnner iinb itcIS
0arauf, niat oafiir gebalten gu pers
ben.
S9idt man einen Barren
ouf ben Martt, 10 freuen Ii@ bic
3rdmer.
Rur Der Srrtum 1T unfer
Sell. unb Der 8abn 1T uniere Biis
fenidoft.
8, man 1T aud perstpeifelt
penie, tpenn man tpeiter ni9ts 1T
ols ebrlid.
Geit oas Sterben aufees
tommen lit, 1T man feines 8e6ens
nidt ii9er.
Ser quite Menfd brau4t
teine priigel. benz f9Ie9ten niiBen
leine 9riisel.
Gin einaiser bontbarer Sc
bante gen 9immeI lit bos poIItoms
menite @ebet!
Orei Dtnge tpo9fen aud BET
0a9t: G%intiinfte. Miet5ins, unO unz
Der1etratefe 2po9ter.
Sci ptelen Mdnnern pere
iast Der Bertrand, tpenn es ii9 UNI
bic 2iebe banoeIt.
Nimmt elm alter Mann Elm
iunsss Meib. 70 miro Der Mann
jung unb oos @eib alt.
3nei Menf9en fallen CUR
2aft: elm Norr unter &lugen unb
elm &luser unter Barren.
SALT bein Seinb, 70 barfit
bu bid nidt freuen; ou biit ober
ni9t perpfli9tet, i'm auf5ubeben.
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@epitterpOIten. in Der 5erne febeH
iie i9por3 aus. iiber uns toum srau.
Ntemanb pirb in Der Welt
lei9ter betroeen - nint einmal bic
@etber unb bic Jiiriten - als bas
@etpiiien.
@inen guten @atten au bes
tommen, 1T Gliidsia4e. Gin piel
grOberes Slid aber lit es, i'm gut
su erbalten.
Ser sr0Bte SehGer. ben
man Bel Der @rSiebun9 gu beseben
pflest, 1T Der. baB man Die sSugenb
vidt gum eigenen No9oenten GEE
pObnt.
Sober seifige @ert, beiien
Elm Bolt ii9 riibmen Tam, pirtt
biniiber auf Oas StaatsIeben. lit Elm
llnterpfanb mebr fir feline poIitii9e
@rOBe.
Dem Sreunb qebe man eie
men 59lef!en &at unb benz Jeino
einen suten. (@s piro ansenommen,
baB ieber bas @egenteil DON Dem
tut, mas man ibm rdt.)
Die etniettigften &riege
iinb bic 1Gusli1en &riese. Simmer
mub Der Monn bic Rriegsentf9Gbis
guns soblen. einerlei, OF er Sieser
ober 8eiiegter 1T.
gsift nit Der Gerrfdbegierbe
pte nit Der gbluit. Sci fdpaGen
@emiitern lit iene oft am itdrtften,
fpie bieie oft am grSBten 1T BEL
Menihen bon fdpader @eroauuns.
Gs If bic SADIE Der tpenigs
fen, unnbbdnsis gu fein: - es 1T
Elm @orre9t Der @tarten. l1nD tper
es usrludt. audi nit benz beften
Me9te baau. aber obne es gu miiiien,
benefit bamit, bob er mabri9einli@
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

Mene @abmaidine biais sa perfanfen
~Nep Some Oropbeoo" @Gbmo-
i6ine, brett BON ser Snbrit, bagel-
neli, i%pottbiaig 5u berfnufen.
8aib. Sournnl. TO 6. Ctr. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

II 3eit uno miro obne 3meifeI fAon
n Der gegenluGrtigen &ongreBiisung
in grmGgung eeaogen meroen. 500
Der 5iebt Die 8ermittll,ng Der @roB-
bGnoler Oieier oraltiiden WaBregel
Dor uno meiB MIR al gut, onB Die
Geitietung Der Hreiie Der &leinbdno-
Ter ein ungemein i1mierigesBroblem
1T.
- @ermonicus".
The Washington times., 1917-10-07
GEORGETOWN PLAY
IS SPEEDY WHILE
REGULARS ARE IN

Georgetown, 37J Lebanon valley, 2.
Coach Albert Exendine's eleven be-
gan yesterday where It left on In the
season OF 1916. and II present indica-
tion point to anything in the football
line the Hilltoppers are going to have
a fast light eleven before the curtain
is rung down.
Georgetown jumped right into the
fray with forward passes, double and
triple passes, and neatly executed line
smashes against the Pennsylyanians
In the opening battle on the Hilltop
yesterday, Gilroy, Maioney, McQuade,
and Cody getting in goodly gains
with consistency.
A lack of capable second-string men
Is the evident weakness Of the Hill
toppers from yesterdays battle. The
Lebanon Valley lads pulled the Blue
and Gray lads out toward the close
OF the game, especially when the sub
stitutss were sent into the fray
From the play It was seen that
GeorEetown's hrst-string men have
had little opportunity to get much
needed work from the second-string
opposition On the whole, George
towns play left little to be desired,
and when the line IL working Co
The Washington times., 1917-10-07

After Happy Felsch laced his
homer into the bleschers, John Col
Inns kissed him. Hap blushed.
The Washington times., 1917-10-07
waIIopInE Decided.

The game was decided on clean wal
looping. McCarty's seven-base hit.
which netted him three bases, and a
semi-accidental single by the sur
prised SaIIee, gave the Giants their