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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-14

per and fi4 SAME TOR future refer
enee THE 4rst appeared Tuesday
scontin ed from YESTERDAY
Sec. r. ny person driving q mo-
| tor vehicle motorcycle, when ap-
| preaching e intersection OF a p4ib-
tic street or hist way with the tracks
/ OF steanN railroad or interurhan
railroaa, N PRE- such street or high
way erossp suela track or tracks al
grade. and iwhere the view OF the
said highJ II Is obscnred. either
shelly or hrtiaHiv. shall before at
tempting Il make the said crossing,
and III sofS point not nearer than
thirty feet III the said track. reduce
the speed HI his motor vehicle or
motorcycle q d speed not to exceed
six miles u hour before making the
said crossi Is unless there are flag
men or 4es al such crossing aud
such fiagf pm or gates show that
the way II clear and safe 10 cross
s,.at, traas tv.e,s aaa nrogfsa.l
further tEsaa the provision CT this sec
fsan aha4l an,,,v III narsans ernss-
;n~ snt.rn - straat railway
era1l,s Mts ne gt,asfs ~ ipcarno-
rated CITED or towns wi1hin the
s,st.
Sac - k7banayar ~ a,,sa,,ohi3.a
t. s,4b.r ,not,- yahi.s1..
- sa.sfsra- rs1.ss ~ The n.,var
~ Whfse A. nav ~, nrona,ia., ~.
s,,rs., So a. any narson or caI-
as4ss nssh 49, ,s,,,ere ear.s,,;ne
1880. j. sri.a~ ~ .s al nar.
se,s 3 -e4 - s,et, a,,.au,s,,,fle
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s,sh;gta ~ sto n.ss s,,ai,s rarsar
~ ,,',e,, T. ~. noe..
n.. absora oo,,saaa .i.h al
,,e.asssrv Jss,s,apea ,nc,,4,,v the
Il s,.h ,a~sons ~ aeo,
nants j. . Ibv.i.iar ~ s,rgaon for
,,sstn.t =, A,-uie,f traa.,na,,+ II
s,,ot. ,reas..n, sa reo,,;rad or ~
s,c,. - i rae,,as.oa !. tha
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ana -, having ~ assuming
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.As~ 80 a. oe.,,,a,t - snch ve-
! r. .u.as
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-14

ii Is Sometime the case that
nan can havp one wife too many
without beingf subject 70 the charge
ei bigaIny
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-14

r4a 14t!y LisAi Gives the Mars
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

to the porch called to his mother to
come and aid him as he said he was
going to fall and he wanted his
mother to help him down. When
his mother reached him she was hor-
rified to see the broken bones stick
ing through the flesh of the arm.
Medical aid was Immediately sum-
moned and as soon as possible the
boy was taken to Willmar to the hos
pita1 and an attempt will be made
to save the arm. The queer thing
about the matter is that so far it
has been impossible to find the gun.
Several parties have searched the
pasture from one end to the other
and it was an easy matter to track
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16
Hancock Bow Nav Lose Arm


Hancock Record.-There is one
lad who certainly has a large sized
jinX roosting right on his shoulder
and has had him there for several
years, and that lad is the thirteen
year old son, Verle, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Goulet. About a year ago he
was shot through the foot with %
rifle and a few months later broke
his arm. Some months eralier he
received an injury while playing at
school, a blow on the chin, and as a
result an abscess formed and an Op-
Grafton was necessary. The abscess
has failed to heal properly and an
other operation will be necessary.
To cap the climax while out hunt
ing last Saturday he had his left
arm nearly torn off. He was over
in neighbOr's pasture and was pOk-
ing the butt of the gun into a large
rabbit hole when in some way the
gun was discharged and the charge
of shot struck him in the forearm
and plOWed to up above the elbow
laying the flesh wide open. A piece
of the bone was taken out near the
elbow and while it may be possible
to save the arm it is doubtful A
part of the bone will have to be TAX
en- off both sides and a splice made
with the probability of a perman-
emily crooked arm if it can be saved
at all. The boy walked home alone
from the pasture and when almost
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

The Republican party is the only in the state that
cannot declare it's position Our Democratic friends can
call conference" and decide certain OF
action the Socialists have their organization and the
Prohbitioniss have theirs, but the Republicans of the
state can nothing. This is time for partisan poll
tics only for patriotic action but leading Repub
licans might conceive patriotic plan and one
which the party would endorse unanimously and yet
it would absolutely impractcable to try to get a
party gathering which could speak for the party with
any assurance. The situation is aggravating to say
the least with another organization openly trying
to shape the party's course, it becomes disgusting.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

A compliment has been paid Senator Knute
Nelson in having great highway given his name. The
highway Iowa, thru Mobiles, Murray, Lyon Vel
low Medicine Chippewa, Swift Pope, Douglas, Otter
tail Wadena Hubbard counties to the State Park,
will be known as the Nelson Trail and would
want finer monument The next important highway
Minnesota should be made the Dunn Trail in honor
promoter of the good roads movement
Minnesota. Hon. r. c. Dunn of Princeton, who has
done more better roads than any in
northwest We suggest that the highway from Pipe
stone, Marshall WilImar, st. Cloud Princeton and Du-
luth be made the Dunn Trail 1t would be one of the
popular routes from southwest to the big akes-St
Cloud Journal Press.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

President Wilson said to the American Federation
of Labor this week. Let show ourselves Americans
by showing do not want to slip away IN separ
ate camps or groups but that want to cooperate
with all other classes and all other in common
enterprise which release the spirits of the world
from bondage willing to set that up as the hnal
test of an American That the meaning of democracy
This noble message message not only to labor but
to every other American whatever station profess
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

The Republican party in this state has placed it
self in position where it will either be done
with foolishness go out of business. With another
political organization planning openly and avowedy to
capture the party nominations, the Republican party
either have to assert itself become party
fraud. No denies perfect freedom of afation to
person group of persons, but for the law
nit group of Socialists to nominate the Republican
candidates, for Republicans to nominate Socialists
candidates. Democrats to nominate either is fraudu
lent, unfair and inane The Republican party has no
organization today thru which it speak either pat
rotically otherwise and another organization
closelyorganized and bosscontrolled, is planning on
naming the candidates whom the Republican party shall
put forward. What the Republican party needs is a
regular oId-fashOned delegates convention
be andpattism make the most of it-a convention
made up of delegates from county conventions which
in would be made of good representative
sent up delegates from the various precincts Then
again the party might find itself more, and put
forth patriotic of its own, if need be- join
with another party parties in patriotic program
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

There has been a tendency to become too discour-
aged over the recent German campaign in Italy The
Italians are blocking the German, it was ex-
pected they would the Italian front will be-
come part front it has not been here
tofore, and will under the control of the Allied
general staff is we'll to remember that this is
not to be won by the conquest of a small amount Of
territory here and there but by breaking down the mill
tary strength Germany is entirely possible that
German military strength may yet broken down in
Northern Italy, for of the great battles of the
world have been fought those plains
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

Be square in all your dealings with your fellow
It's the only The crook, the four fusher,
the frequently for time but the man
who wins and who stays there is the man
square to the world. You cannot dodge
YOU cannot cheat you crawsh, cannot shirk
without losing later. More than that, you
can't cheat Neither you cheat your neighbor
or "do him dirt" and keep it up always without coming
to grief So square you're not built that way try
and make yourself WOrthingtOn Globe.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

Food conservation is not fad. There is only SO
much available to feed this nation and our allies
and we have the of it. The government does not
ask go hungry but it does ask that we save on
wheat meat sugar and fats other things that
we have in abundance so exportable surplus Of
wheat meat sugar will be increased For the
present anyone who to shirk may do but it
indicates mighty poor patriotism
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

German prisoners in the United States have soft
time. Not only they we'll fed, but under rule of
this government receive the pay men of equal
in the United States and prisoner recent
wrote to his wife in Germany that he expected to have
enough after the to be able to set in business
There wide difference in the pay given Ger
soldiers American soldiers that it foolish
for this government to allow the
American soldiers If they allowed the pay
that Germany pays it would seem to be sufficient.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

The Central Powers have been immeasureably
helped this the practical direction of all
campaigns the general staff, while the
Allies carried the each according to its own
plans. When the world trying to defeat Napoleon
the same mistake made. Now the Allies have fin
ally agreed form general staff to direct all
tons, and much different results may be looked for.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

Nicholas Romanoff, late of Petrograd but now OF
Tobosk Siberia taken to writing for the newspap
ers and says that rather have been gentle
man with an income $4,000 than to have been
complains bitterly because he denied access to
the newspapers preense his copies had to be
printed special rice paper, and really bames his
downfall the way systematically deceived as
to what the people wanted.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

Next year the voters of Minnesota will decide the
question to whether Minnesota will will not
have statewide prohibition and already the temperance
forces have got into ange to who shall be pail
bearers for John Bareycor, which may result in there
being funeral.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16
PAGE 8

his course by the blood but so far
no trace of the gun has been found.
1t is to be sincerely hoped that an
operation will prove successful and
the boy not be compelled to go
through life with one arm.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

Bread has been reduced to six cents at certain
cities the orders of the Public Safety
Commission. The baking is done under contract, and
sell the bread for cash, unwrapped and
delivered, a very small profit. The Public Safety
Commission has very practical way Of doing practical
things
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16
Nine and third millions of persons S

Nine and third millions of persons subscribed for
the Liberty Loan and doubt many would
have subcribed had they been able to do At rate
persons subscribed for the loan than voted for
Woodrow Wilson president which pretty good
dcaon Of how the people of this country feel about the
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

Eye-sight restored by DR.. Brokaw,
eye specialist at Krueger's drug store,
Morris the 9Th and 7th of every
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Price always lowest. Adv.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

The second draft will some time in February,
and under the regulations will be truly selec-
tive than the former draft
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

Pictures of "home folks carry
warmth and comfort to the heart Of
a soldier, especially at Christmas.
VOss Studio. If.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

Begin to for the Third Liberty Loan. 1t will
probably be issued time early in the spring.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-16

The term of Chief Justice c. L. Brown will expire
next wear and already press of the state is begin
ming to bespeak for him unanimous reelection
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

Gine SoFs brauner 3uder, atpst
9oRen MolaKes, cine 9robe 2aHe
Butter, 5pei 1eelSffel BON Goba, apei
SesI0ffeI BON Sngper uno orei pint
Mebl, I'm bomit ou8ufoneen. Wlan
reibt Butter uno 3uder 5uTommen in
bas We5I un6 sibt nod 10 bieI Mebl
binou. baB man biefeS Iebr biiun unb
iebr 9lott ausrolen tann unb badt ite
in einem beiBeu OIen. @en 3eig fam
man tdgeIans oufbepabren, ipenn man
ibn in oas meblfaB legt uno gut nit
Mebl bsbedt; man badt oann lpenige
sur 3eit. Sc mebr MlebI man. in oeu
Eeig bcrarbeiten tann unb je oiinner
(ObIaienmGBig) mon iie dusroaen lam,
beito beHcr iuerosn bic Ru9en. Wlan
badt iie geIbpinb, je6o9 obne iie gu
berbreuneu. Sie foleu OoIItommen
taIt iciu. ebe man iie tpegiteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

Sin @icrtcl Quart W1il4 pirb nit
5pei lin5en Butter uno einem @iertel-
plumb in Mil9 eiugcreibter SemmeI
auf benz Syeuer 3u eiucm itsifen @ret
geriibrt, in cine G9aTel gef6iittet uno
gum @rtoIten beiIeite gelleIlt. 9ann
riibrt man Elm @iertelpfunb Butter gu
Sobne, filgt nd9 unO na9 5tpei Bis
bier Gigclb, Elm babies pfunb 3uder,
oen auSgetublten 9rei, bic auF 3uder
a6geriebsne G1aIe elmer 3itrone, Gin
UierteIpfunO gereinigte Sultanincn,
Slpet lln5en gereinigte Gortntben uno
Sipei lln3en fleinlpiirfelig geIcbnitteneS
3itronat ba5u. Menn ales gut 0ur9s
einanoer geriibrt 1T, 5ie6t man ben
itcif eeIbla9enen Gdnee Der GipeiBe
barunler, fiiut oen 9eig in cine bats
terbeilriAeue. nit geriebener Gemmel
beIircute YIobingsform iinb todt ben
puobing cine Stur0e i'm @aTerbaoe
9o6u WeinT6almiauce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03
Gmins sagt6iider.

Die Sagebii9er Oes QlfritofOrf9ers
Gmin paI9a peroen ua9 Iansen
Srrfabrten nun enoli9 bon @ebeims
rat @tublmanu i'm Qluftraee bes 0ams
burgiIcben &oIonialinitiMts berduss
9egeben. Sbr Wert beItebt in Der Ob-
IettipitGt uno @eipiHen6aFtigteit, nit
Der @min paidu feline 9tuf5eihmin9en
ma9te. Gin Seil Der Soge6ii1er lam
19on 1897 bur9 @crmittlung Der gtes
gierllng oes RongOitoates nd9
Seuti4lanO, Gin anbcrer Sell elm Sabr
oarouf, ibIieBli9 aud nod aus 3aus
1ibar Der dItelte Sell, Der Die 3eit bon
1858 entbielt neten aoologiIben
ySOti0en uno 8riefItoficu. 9lber nun
begdnn cine neue Manberfobrt Der
Toeebiiher; Der 9ormllnb BON @mins
So3ter pertaufte oen 9qn5en literaris
ihen yla9laB on ben 0irettor S6ul5
BON Der pommernbant, sic baIb Das
raul pertra8te. S9ulb naDm feline
S4dbe nd4 9lmerita nit, bon no iie
1912 na8 Berlin 8uriidtebrten. glaI6
entI9IoiIen bepiIii9ten bic bomburgi-
fGsn 8eROroen 10000 Dlart gum Qlnz
tauf Der Gaacbiiaer fiirs 9omburgis
lde &oIoniaIinititut, bas Iic nun I'M
@erIog bon @eorg @cItcrmonn in
@raunI&meig eriheiueu lGBl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03
simOnimm ssair.

g9ir0 moraen erofinet. ~ Die 9llls-
Itelllmg oailert bis 8um ud6lieu
sauItoe. Ger @ouOerueur
miro ieoenions am grolimmeS-
tuac nut lciner 6amilie eri@ei-
ncn. @ute 4fcr0creunen.
llnier6oltlmeeu aaer 9lrt.
Sic Gor6crcitngen fir Npie lono-
miribINaitlide 9hlsitelung ju Elmo
MUM on ser ,,9}oroIiben Central
@ilenba6n" in 9dltimore.@oiutD nm
Ter oen g(uipi5ien Ger r@larplono
1taats Qonopirt6ihalt9 @eleIl'
idalt" limo eetroiien. 0ie oieSdb'
ri9e GeraniiaIilme ibeint ale lriibe'
rem arIi Dem @late a6gebaltenen
Slusltcllunoeu ii6erireiicn 81 pollen.
Die Gr0iinng iinoet morgen ltatt,
llno Die Yreisridter Der Oeridieoencn
SeportementS meroen nit i6rer glr-
peit loiort beginner Inn rcht5eitig
lertie 81 weroen. Gie Soupt-9Ittraf-
ton am criien Gage miro Elm Shou.
erer3icren elmer Gonpagnie oeS s..
Nlorpldnocr SuIauteric 9icGimentS
inter NberIt S9oi6inoton Bonnie, ir.,
lcln. Ger Gr0iinnlgstag unroe wie.
Der ~@obcrnellrs Cog~ 9etauit, lmo
ole 9lrran9eure erporten ooB @ou.
oerneir @orrineton, ipie i'm ocrgan.
eenen Sabre, nit ieincr Samilie cr.
lpelucn miro.
am 6reitdo lit v&inoer. .Sag". 9e.
lonoere @orbereiflnlgen pllrocn iiir
o'elen ao 5ur llnter6oItlng ner
lrolleT Sinner inter i2 Sobrcn.
proll@en on 0ieiem Gage feincn Gin.
lflli 5ll be3oblen
~9oltimorc.Gonnt0-Iog lit ont
Salultaa, an lpeldbem 9ooe Sic 9hlS.
l'ellln9 nit 9'ortrdeen ii6er 0ic Son
IleroIrllug pom 9labriinosmiiteln gum
SblAhlB loumt.
@u reibbdliiqcS Gauoepillc.gro.
9ranm miro tdpIib nebr pielcn or.
0eren llnterbaltunecn Dem Fu6liflmn
gebotcn meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03
glcra Der gnt6t0ruugen.

Inter Der lIeterfGrift n0ie 9lcra
Der Gnibebrungcn~ iDrie6 bieisr Sage
Scuaior &omot i'm .Qeiit Sourral"
oSn unIcrep rei6en Trantrei.6 ges
io16nt man iitb it6ipe~ an beN Gcbans
fen, odb has @rot tnapp pcroen
tSnutc. -unS to6 III es leioer pabr.
bic anappbcit IieDt Oieasibt faon Dor
Der Tiir. Geit Mpnateu foroern ale.
bic ben erI6rctsnoea gliidgong unies
rer Grnieertrdae unD 6ns Neri6pin.
ben pnIerer WorrGte tenueA, itrcngs
WloBregeln, eire ogotoni1hc glutiouies
rung. 3u lanae fat man oie 9ep6l'
ierrng III aefdbrIite e5i4erEeii aes
piegt, coun bat nan Iie langIom oui
Npfer pcrbercitet, enbIi9 icst ents
TdlieBt man Ii9. ibn bic Mnbr6eit gu
ioger. 9lion forbert es duf, Ic1 an
Gnttsbrun9en gu ae.o0bnen, feline 9es
tensoepo6n5eitea 8u Gnocrn uno burf
Opfer an hem gDcrt Der nationuIsu
NerteiSiaung mit8uarbeilen Ser Mi.
niIlerrat bat MaBaabuen tef1.oIien,
Die benz @erftodieYeu Sic 9(usea 6ifuen
miiTen. Nas Werbot Der $,criiellllna
BON Sfontitorparen uno 8nic5od, On
ii1 0lei6gillig, mirO bc6eutuugSpoll
burcb bic Mortc; 9as Wie9l muB aug.
fhIieBlitD Der 9rot6erfeIling bicnsn.
9aS lit nitt olleS; bic 9(usmabluna
oeS &ornS GiS auf So b. s., bic mi
Thung nit GrIabmitteln in iebr erb5b
lem WlaBe-baS be0euteE ridtisca
&risgsbrotl 9arans erteui bic 4fli(6I
BEG 8ran3oicu. Die 9drbleuts biir-
fen tciuen SuBbreit @ooen lmteTIetl
loKen, BON ir9enb pelcber @er19pen.
bung barf ni9t bic 9iebe iein Seocr
muB Ieioen. I'M gum Siege mii5ubcIs
fen. @isbcr bat Die Negiering @larms
rufe ousoeltoBeu iebt lGBt Ie Die
Q[larmolode ert0nen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03
@cr. e:inncr bon YaItimurc
l@pnrlIn0et 18S5A

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Soea y. alcin Giriacnt, 9lr. 9Ol.
9loro.2impoo0 9lpcmle.
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iGr 0tr. 40. NorrcitSiraBc.
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qfr. 713, @drner .StroBe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

@elitate Muffins mu9t man in fOIs
senoer WeiIe: Mau Tiebt 5peiunoeius
balb TaKen MebI nit brei 9eeIDffeI
@adpulDer, einem balben SeeI0ffel
Sal3, Orei GBloffetu 3uder. Da5u
gibt man einunbeiubiertel ToTs WIilh,
Sluei GBI6ffel seihmOl3ene 8utter uHo
Elm 81, lebteres gut gei6lagen. Wenn
oles gut gemiidt 1T, pirb eS in bic
tleipeu MuffiusSOrmen getan, nit ses
inmol3euer Butter leidt beltrihen uno
in beiBem 0fen fiinf8ebn Minuteu se-
baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03
&64e alO g8in6itdrEe

Sc peiter man bonn @roboben dufs
Iteiet, beIto freier unb unbebinoerter
miro bic 9epe9ung Der 2uft, oeitO
grSBer baber ou9 bic @ef9pinbioteit
les Minoes. 90 berrIdt ouf Der
Gpibe bes Giffelturmes, oIIo 3O3 waes
ter iiber Dem @roboben. cine Winbees
f6pinOigteit, bic 4,8 1Reter bDber 1T
aIs in Der SSbe BON 80 Mletern. Sc
Itdrfer Der Minb iIt, beito msbr pG9it
feline @eI9pinbigteit nit Der 90bs,
oenn oeito Itdrter nirten bic unebens
beiten bes @rbbooens Oarduf bin, ben
@ino in ben untsriten S@i9ten Su
i9pG9sn. 9lber bic 8unabme Der
@inoitdrte nit Der 96be rei6t tpeit
iiber bic S9i9ten btnous, In benen
iih Die llnebenbeiten oes Grbbooens
nod geIteno MAIDEN f0nnen, unb Stpar
5eigen ale @eoba4tunseu, gu ben oers
f1iebeniteu Sabres3eiteu uno BET ben
Oeri9iebeniten Netterlagen fets ilbers
einitimmenb oasIelbe Bib: 3und1it
1T bic 3unabme Der WinbgeI9pinoigs
ieit NIT Der S0be cine ungemein rai9e
unb opar biS aur 9Dbe bon etfpa 800
Wleter, oann nimmt bic Minbges
f9ninbigteit mod peiter gu, ober be-
beuteno langfamer uno 5ipar Biz 5ur
S0be bon 100000 Nleter, unO
bunn pir0 bic 3unubme Bis au ettpa
5000 Dieter, big ou nelder S0be ii9
Die meiiten 9eoba6tungen eritreden,
tpieberum eine itGrtere.
DieIe eigentiimli9e @erteilung Der
@inbgef9ninbieteit, bic orrb oabls
reide BeOba9tungsreiben ols gan3
uIsemein siiltig ertpisIen 1T, tann
nibt mebr nit ben llnebenbeiten Der
Grboberfldbe unb Der bubur9 perurs
fo9ten gr0Bsren Heibung in 3uIams
menbong iteben. Sine 3urei9enoe
@rtlGrung Der eigentiimliben @er>
minoerung Der @eT6piubigteits5uz
nobme bes gBin6es in ben SDben
bon 500 biz 1900 Dieter, aupeileu Biz
1000 Mleter, pd6renb oariiber bic GU
rabme tpie6er anpd9it, mar bisber
troB maunigfader Neriude unb SDz
potbeIen nidt geluneeH. gRun baben
Die 9erren SeFelbcrg unb Soerorup,
tpie in Der 3eitfbrift r8sitrdge Sur
pbBiit Der freien Qltmoip6Gre" mitses
teilt pirb. ouf bic MinbbsrteiliIng nit
Der 9Obe bic 9epesungsglsi6u
Der Spbrobpnamit ongepenoet unb
bieTe observation-disclosures matbemaz
tif4 ipeiter bebanoeIt unb integriert.
Da 5eist iid, oob bic eigentiimli6e
Winbperteilung iid gano nottpenbig
ols eine Golge Der inneren Heibung
Der bepegten 2uftI9ibtsn ersibt. Qlm
@roboben ipei9t Der Minb fe9r fart
bon Der bura ben bdrometriihen
@raoienten (gdrometerbifleren5 fir
einen Merioidngrab ober Ill SRilos
meter) bebiueten Stdrte ab, nit aus
nebmenber S0bs mub er lidb bieTer
Stdrte an5undbern fuhen uno apdr
in elmer folden Meiie, bab Die bersits
aus ben @eoba6tungen feItseitclIte
MISUNDERSTANDING eintritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

Sin gcrGuc9ericr G6inien pou cinem
jungen ictten Gt6mein miro Sp0lf
Siuuben In BaFcr gelcgt po@ bsiIer
in baIb g9afer un6 EaI5 gRilt9. NaA-
bcm er gut geiautert imb ob9epubt 1T,
bsoedt man i'm nit DnNer, bringt
i'm Sum Seoten uno ldbt i'm, radbem
er abgeIhdumt ipllroe, Srci Stunoen
longiom tohen; Damn Sie9t man bic
G6porte al, leot ibn III cine refine
HdiTerole, gibt ciuunbeiuGdlb pint
Notpein, cinen Sell Der ourtbgeIcibten
@riibe, eia Stiid 3immct, 3itroncus
Itolc, cinise Neltcn unb orci llnSeu
3ader 6oron imO ld6t oeu Gbinten
no1 gang IaneTdm poa Der Seite Sipei
Gtunoen to6eu. @eim gtnri6teu umz
pidelt man 6oS gein nit elmer bilbs
iAcn Papiernoaidetie unb legt tleine,
nit Butter rnO 3uder olacierte 3pies
beln I'M 0cn Gdinten. Die bur9ges
Tsi6tc un6 entfelteie Souee ipiro nit
broupgeIhpibtem MebI unO einem
0Ios Dlobeira our4Setoat uno banes
Zen TerDiert Die Saarc mub recbt
idmig iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03
Ole feiuitt gaie.

SIN Moi porigen Sa6res fanb nd9
Der .0eutIden Sager0eitung" Elm SIR
iter eineu 6rif9ling uno nabm ibn in
pFleoe. 9lad amei 9agen fol9te Oas
MIoT9peinIinO auf S6ritt unb Sritt
Der 50rIterSfrou, bal0 nuG benz 50rs
iter. Die Sdbrte bes T0riters nimmt
bas jebt 14O YfuuO i4ipere 1ier auF
uno bdlt iie iicberer ais Elm Sunb.
gtu9 ipeun Der Serr nit Dem Tabrs
rao fOrtfdbrt uno Strife" gu friib
aus feiner Saft befreit ipirb. bolt er
ben MenI6en in elmer balben Stunoe
freuoig 9runoenb elm. Menn Der
Trii4ling beIonbsrs eifrig na4 SraB
broh, 10 geIang es ME, ibu bur1 Sim
i4Iagen elmer anoern &i9tuns irreous
fiiDren. Sein GpiirIinn iibertrifft
bemnab Den oes Sunbes.