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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
S0Ns I ~ FACTS ADo: bbh3t?hA9D taEOEE
It Contains Seventy Per Cent of Fernz value Oh
--- Feed--Valle Not Appreciated.

or our
which not Only Contains VIC
phosphor aFo an ' ~
matter, SOIL which is very 'ai NJ ~
and W. H. hafFhp' "a ~" I>pl
Louis State Univer6ny.
fertility in manure is inc leeu WIN ~
ans tho depends agoy upon the 'chh
o feed s,.bi. tsanure and
,r US do not appreciate the salue "f SADIE
OF the
and around the st'oie anu
hauled out and fcao VI Wv ""
q
,d soil lesutlne IN Hefsaseq p
"tS farm be Wen iuS'so
~ few Of the feeding stuhs IN use sha 'As ~
in each. pho.nborc
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
TIE best OF the good ones.

All the experiments Of The CIovcks
nent foot: experts and the athletis
trainers Of Vale University prove
that csr.i caters are the strongest
and heal.hicst. Quaker-Scotch oaN
stands at the head of the list ofce-eal
foods. i Is not only the best fc-'d.
but its the cheapest food on Garth
Packed in tins it will keep sweet and
Esesh anywhere indefinitely. :
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29

Partial .-nn.ents
Queries 40 M .%.'s'
sShalkand VIII: Should ana Wah!H
s. IL How 10 use them
Recommendations (Ccuturt DICT
-, .ts .ts :oIa:vl
orrett English inI. < j nc
rrect Enelis! the E-hc0I
WA, 10 say ana what not to saw
..-ourse in GraInner
81, 9. l.. lette" wiitinN and PInC-
tUatiou
L,.lcss English for the BUSINESS
I. Man
Compound Words How to writ"
...,u,. them
s,adies IL English Llte,atrse
;" - Agents Wanted"
b.. 30 a rear. Send 10 cents TO-
Sample cosN : .,'.' 'r'r
.uRkzC-- ENGLISH gv,, s,on
go. -. 80: - e..
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
NOTICE

Public notice IS hereby given
that hurting. ,rtspassing an'' moss
picking is prohibited on the io'-
lowing properly
The property OF Louisiana Delta
Lands Company or o" properly OF
w D More
Louisiana Delta La"ds Co.
W, d. More
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
Do you en enough Of thise

The great hepeht in health and
strength that always is enjoyed b
regular eaters Of good oatmeal 10
known the world over. Every year
there are nor and more caters OF
Ouaker-Scoteb 81 bats. which is recos-
nized in this country and in Europe
- the one perfect oatmeal. Quaker.
Scotch Oats packed in tins keeps
fresh and sweet in any climate 20
aay aagtA 4 ts.A
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
PhosphoEic

norntes made. that feeds alS l'st
u ~ 80 Is cent OF thelr na'",'l
the of So that if manure tpH 'fu
utilized. 70 per ceH' o.
nq might be recovered oI | On ,i,as
estn by apoVt NV -
some acid. and potash or say! - M
- phosphorc aco anu 90 .i 49, fFT ~
hh'oSt O at any Price
~He VI .,oh v.,,.,e
banyeTd MANU- the nuon Is cFna ho o
viz a dpoNe -
productions lime"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
NOTICE

~ublic notice is hereby gre"
hat ,respassing, burning fishing.
raj ping and moss picking is strict
V prohii tied Of Ellington. Fried
,.nder and Lone Star Plantation,
uude' penalty "t tie law
The l. a. Blcuin Co. Ltd.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
NOTICE
NOII L

NOriCe IS here Y z ven tina. the
Finance Committee Of Police Jury
of The Parish OF st. t. harits will
meet on every saturday Prev H.
the regular meeting To approve
bills and any bills received latter
than that Day viii be laid over &c
the next regular meeting
F. sch xn"ydre,
Secret Try.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
N074cE

The Board OF State Affairs will
sit as Board Of Equalization and to
consider the atstrect and assess
mr. Mt OF this Parish on trlGay July
2oth 1917
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
NOTICE

"o''ce is hereby given ,ha,
''n"''nS and I,rsIassiag is pos,
s P'o!ii"''td under peDafty of
me law Oh The properties OF Mr. &
Nr:. JOS Lata.Il-.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
NOT ICE

phhlic Notice IS hereby grESe4
that .innling. rrrspassing ah,. moss
picking IS prohibited oh TIE follow
ing property
The property of Nick I.natts
helte' known rs Fed Ludinpic!.
on Magnolia Ridge
". l.. I.aqne
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
A'OT/CE

ircspassing. limiting and tran
plrg are hereby prohibited ON ~,
p' opcrties owl ed and rented by
VIM. Lussdn
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
40 TiCE

ireSpass'up, hunlin. and wood
cutting ON my premises is strictly
prohibited, Any v;u'a'ions will be
Pnnshad a.co'.i;pg 10 law
Mrs W, II. 'inney
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29

CORRECT ENGLISH
HOW TO Use TO-
monthly magazine devoted Il"
Z the use .: english
Josephine Truck Eser@r Edi'or
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14

it is far too polite. We are much more
like a colossal factory town with an
unending variety of workshops topped
by the tallest of marble chimneys.
Restlessness and activity are its
watchwords Even our private houses
are stood on end. A few millionaires
can afford to buy block aud spread
out their homes SO as actually to look
rooted to the ground. The rest OF the
world must live on end In tree house,
connected by many ladders, that might
walk off down the street at any mo-
ment Our few monumental structures.
like the custom house and the library
and the Metropolitan museum, are sim
ply noteworthy exceptions whose pla-
all the more turbulent.
Mere change in the manner of the
5andar log is not the real spirit of New
Yorks sky line. however. 1t Is tur
bulence with method. Contest. rivalry
the will to beat out ones neighbor
stick out In every iutting cornice, In
every soaring tower The brick facades
of the newer dwelling houses quarrel
with each other in exactly the same
fashion Restraint, modesty, desire
TO melt into the general scheme OF
things, almost never occurs to owner OF
architect. One of the newer houses on
Fifth avenue comes To mind, perfect
word in dignity and restraint. 1t Is al
most indecently conspicuous by reason
of its contrast with its shouting, tenn
pestuous neighbors.- New York Trib'
YIna
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14

this difficult work. they still require
skilled men to operate them, and they
cannot turn out as much work as is
done by hand hy the old method that
has been praeticed for years and which
can only be acquired by long experience
The straiglltening block has heavy
base, on which are fixed two hardened
bars OF steel set short distance apart
and at an angle with Que another, A
north window is necessary, where
steady, unobstructed light is had, and
the upper hale of this window usually
has a large pane of line ground glass.
Across this glass al about the middle
is fixed straightedge of wood. The
operator places a barrel on rest and
looks through it at the straightedge on
the window. observing the shadow cast
by the edge on the polished interior of
the bore
This shadow extends about halfway
down the bore. and if the latter is per-
fectly straight the shadow shows TWO
straight dark lines. one on either side
of the bore and slightly below its CEN
ter If, however. there is crook La
the bore the lines OF the shadow di-
verge from "A straight line and zigzag
in various directions us the operator re-
Wolves the Iarrel by hand This indi-
Gates that there are crooks in the bar
rel. To correctly observe these delicate
indications requires unusually perfect
SIGHT. and t. locate the point and ma
ture of the crook is matter of long
experience aud judgment.
When the operator has located a
crook he lays the barrel across the bars
of his STRENGTHENING block with the high
point Of the curve uppermost and
strikes it with heavy hammer made of
copper or bnbbit metal. and great judg-
ment is necessary 20 know just how
hard to strike TO remove the crook. This
process Of observation and straiglIteu-
ing is repeated until the two shadow
lines are perfectly true for one half OF
the length of the barrel and then is re-
peated for the other half. observations
being taken from the opposite end
Another method Of strengthening
sometimes practiced is by placing In
the muzz!e of the gym lens covered
with cement in which IA circle is
scratched On looking through the bar
rel with suitahIe light a series OF
rings appears in the bore and the
slightest lack Of conccntricity of these
rings indicates defect This is said
to be an extremely delicate test Sci
entifc American
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
Workers, WAGES increased.

Iron, steel and woolen manufacture
ing workers earnings per capita for
the two and half year period just
ended increased more than the advance
In the retail prices Of foodstuffs for the
three year period. July, 1914, to July,
1917. a statement by the department
Of labor shows that iron and steel
workers per capita earnings increased
SO per cent and woolen manufacturing
workers 45 per cent, while the cost of
foodstufTs Increased ~ per cent.
Workers IN other industries did not
fare so we'll Per capita earnings OF
boot and shoe workers increased 81
per cent, cotton manufacturing en-
ployees and cotton finishing workers
80 per cent, hosiery and underwear
workers 81 per cent and silk workers
25 per cent
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14

of which was the right" to be consulted
by the emperor whenever it pleased
him.
The delegates, composed of highly re-
spected and venerable elderly gentle
men, numbering several hundred, was
lined up in the big hall OF the Winter
palace la Petrograd and kept standing
In a military order and in complete si.
lence for more than two hours
AT last detachment of dismounted
horse guards in topboots and with huge
swords hurriedly entered the hall with
a terrific noise and placed itself in
front of the awe stricken delegation.
Then the tiny emperor in wild excite
ment rushed in and. pacing up and
down the ball in the midst of the giant
soldiers and shouting at the venerable
gentlemen, delivered brief but very
definite speech. the gist of which con
sisted of the following expression:
Forget your senseless dreamsr'-A. n.
Sakhnovsky in Worlds Work
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
THEIR SENSELESS DREAMS.
They Were Not Forgotten, as the Little
Gear Had Ordered.

An incident which occurred at the
very beginning Of Nicholas s reign
is very characteristic of the attitude OF
the former emperor toward any share
of the people in the government OF
Russia
A deputation of the foremost repre-.
sentatives of the Russian nobility was
sent TO bring congratulations To the
new emperor Very bright hopes were
connected with the ascendance to the
throne of the young monarch after a
period of gloomy reaction during the
reign OF his father. Alexander III, AMI
in consequence it was decided to pre-
sent to him through a delegation of the
mobiles an extremely modest suppliea
tion in favor of an embryo chamber o.
representatives the only proposed right
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
Natures Protection For the Ear.

The membrane lining the canal of
the ear contains a great number of lit
tie glands which secrete waxy sub
stance having an intensely bitter taste.
The purpose of this is to prevent the
entrance OF insects and to keep the ear
clean, as the layer of wax dries in
scales. which rapidly fall away. thus
removing with them any particle of
dust or other foreign matters which
may have found entrance to the ear
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
THE RIFLE BARREL.
Making II Perfectly Straight Is Dell
icate Operation

Following the roaming operation in
rifle manufacture which leaves the
bore Of the barrel smooth and polished.
comes one OF the most delicate and ex.
acting operations in gunmakimg. that
of strengthening the interior of the bar
rel. In Strengthening a barrel every
thing depends ON the skill and expert
ence of the operator for although ma
chimes have beeu daei.ed to perform
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
War Plant Closed by Strike.

While In the midst Of rush to turn
out nautical instruments for the ships
being built for the emergency feet cor
poration and allied nations, the entire
force at the plant OF John E. Hand
& Son at Haddonfeld, N. J., struck for
nine hour day, with the same pay
now being received for ten hours. Be
cause OF the refusal of the demands of
the company, the entire force walked
ont, and the plant closed down.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
NEW Y0RK'S SKY LINE.
a Riot OF Architecture In Ito Jagged
Forest of Towers.

The best of New York is against the
sky. We have not an equally arrayed
town like Paris or London, with q
tolerably even roof line and only few
monuments here and there rearing
heads above the ruck. Everything In
New York tries TO be higher than ev-
erything else. The profile OF the city
is as jagged as second growth forest.
A city of towers is the name that has
been used to describe Manhattan. But
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
teachers From the City.

Flatbush--l see lot of New York so
ciety women are travelling about telling
the farmers wives how to can and pre-
serve BenSonhuiSt--Ne Next thing | eX-
pect TO see is the Wall street men go
ing into the rural districts to show the
farmers how to water their stock
Yonkers Statesman
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-30

nit 6em Grsebnis bes &rieges iebr
unsnfrieoen lei nnb feline Meformen
i'm ssnnern erfolstem. S6ei0emanm
tabelt, SaR sic bemtide 3esiernns
Muflanb 5rieoensansebote sem.ad)t
6dhe.
Die WolSreierpe Der 9entideH
3eidsbanf lpl in bieIer @ode I'm
rs Millionen Marf neiner iein, nls
in Der borbergebcnoen.
glms 1aibington iuiro semeloet,
man befdlt,1nise zen Ban Der bO!-
;erneu ltnterlee6ootiGge 10 piel, uie
nt6slidl.
9r. Eanli, Ser oentlde Geidabte
III 9raiilien, snn6 Beiten Ganben,
Scr oe,,tId,e WeIanbte in gotibia,
iinb nit einem @efplse Dun aon-
i,lln NIB apninlatsbeamten amf 0er
SsasiIe ~nad slmiter6am, ipOhin fie
freies G;eleit baben, in Rem 0orf
an9efomtrel. M ss
5ntn eriten NaI ieit Sabrrn 1T
Elm bollaubifder arenser In einent
,lnierer atlantiid5en Safen einsetrof-
fen.
81 susindip, fe&s, Meilen boa
sss,yprf gSrab, .foIl pds oprf seplants
2nftf&ifff ffager eingeti6tet tper6en. f,
3fbfiifnN1rfisi6 Mantr. ,6aa non
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-30
Gin Granbieisnepr.
Bon eitem oerltid,en Mitarbeiter.

&iir5liA iii. 6aran erinnert ner-
ben, BOB Der befdlttlte GeIoberr Der
Maria Sbereiin, Gideon BON 2alt-
Son, Dor 200 Sabren oas 2idt Der
Gelt erblifte. Oas @eodhtilis an
oieIen groben Soloaten tonnte ni1t
aufgefrilht peroerl obne 0aB 5ngleif
oes TrellBertfonigs geoa6t tpuroe,
Ser III 2allbon iei1len beoeutenolterl
@egr1er ebrte. ssrieorif Der @roBe
lit Don General 2alioon piernal be-
iiegt tporben, bis bie(er idblieBlid)
Dor Der. iiberlegellen Jeloberrnfunlt
sSrieori9s ste @affen itreden muB-
te. Der aSnig Bat oem Soloaten.
nit oem er fif auf oem Sbladt-
felo gen1eiien batte, Gbre erfpieien,
llno es lit gut, in oieien Sagen oes
gelteigerten Sailes an oas Serbalt-
nis 3piiden oen beioen berporra-
eenben @egnern 81 erinnern. aonig
sSrieori6 bon. GreuBen, ben Die gro,
be europdiide &oalition sering-
idakia oen Marfgrafen BON gran-
oellburg nanllte, lit Der Sppus oes
@ranoleigneurs gelpeien Gr mar es
ni6t MIR als Ybiloiopb, 2iterat ltto
&iinltler, ionoern ol6 in Der Be
balolung ieiner perlonliden ilno po~
litiIfen @egner. @eraoe in oieieln
ariege bat iid ge6eigt, mas sSrieo-
rid ser @robe fin ben Seiit bes
oeutl6en @olfes gebliebeu lit, uno
luie lebr er niht lurr Der groBe
8reltBellfonig, fonoern oie Serforpe-
r1ng oes SSioeritanoes uno oes
@laubens an oen Sieg in gan5
QeltidIuno lit. Ser iiegreibe aanlpF
oen ser fleine 0iarferaf bon Sran-
oenb,rg nit oeu nlddtigiten Serr-
id)ern guropas aefiibrt bot, lit in Der
@rinnerung oes Golfes ipieoer aui-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-30

geIebt nno biIoet oie Stiibe ieiner
3uperiidt, oaB Ser 0ernidtungs-
iuiae Der Jein6e feinen grfolg ba-
Ben miro. sIugl1it 5trinoberg bot
In ieinen biltorilben Sdriften eille
slbba1n6Iung iiber BEN beiDuBten NiI-
lem in Der @eltgeididte geihrieben.
Oas 8orbnrp6e1fein zines iolben be-
tmuBten @iaens lit in Der 9enhuir,
flrng sSrie6rids beg @roBen betpie-
fen. S1on in ben eriten Morrateli
oes arieges mar Der Barf BON Sam
iouei Elm 8aafnbrtsort, uno i'm So
berBollerirnuiielln gu Berlin, ons in
sSrie6ens5eiten nlebr BON Greru0eI
aIs bon ginbeinifben aufgeilibt
morben mar, 5ogen alle oie Crime
ralngsitiife, oie bon Der Beriofl
lJrieori9s oes @roBer ltomme1>
iSubreidje geiuher an lid]. go lebte
Die grinnernng nn HreuBens grOBe
3eit tDieoer auf, ntt0 nlles, mas tie
bietet, pereinigte iidy Inn in ben
Sdreden oes arieges Elm Sssoenl ai,f-
51trihten. Gas goIf Der gihter
iltlD 9enfer, Dem aud ole 0einoe6ie
Nuieins sbered)tigung nidt ydbfRy3eltz
Hit in bean @lItus Der grirnernhSeir
Ibenoig eeiuoroen uno bat beluiee
Len oaB 9e6nif lllo Snonitrie fein
gtrpfinoen ebeniowenig aussuloihen
DarnioGten, ipie Die @affen Die Der
Mriee gefhn,ie0et bot
SIM Bnrf BON Snnsiollci bat Der
grobe @0rtig eiil NbiIofopben0o
aeIebt. Sier lit dIles Herf0itli1feit
Euno eigenfte AuIhir. Was Die R,in1
|ioer @drtner slItnlroe brdhte. mar
ebenfofebr perf0nIide 9eiitung bes
Aonigs, Spie bns @erf bet Mr9itef
ten, pftfAmieoe aiao Ail n4er
| SsSeoe Idbdfoofe iino' ieoer Ariiditod,
Ben Der @5nig I'M gebrdlih bate,
mar elm Stiif bes eigeiten erleienett
@eid1nads, lno IN ie0er oieier alei-
nigfeiten 5eigte iih Der @ran0-
leigneur nidt ineniger mie IN allen
MeuBerllngen ieitter Berionlihfeit
Die 1l1iperIale geiItesrihhlng zines
Weeti1em folnrnt eben onrins gum
glnsorud, 0nB er aud Der fleiirlten
8eSiebllng, Die er bat, ben Stenrpel
ieiner Yerionlibteit altforiidf Ber
gn1pfinoen fir edte &ailtlir beiist,
nnrB in Der Herion Srieorifs oes
@roBen ,riht MIR ben bernorragell-
oen 8olittfer u,ro Jeloberrit Jon
oerl1 au6 ben &iinltler i'm ueiteIteu
Gimme oes @ortes betuu1oern. Bon
Dem Sarae lit Ser @arniionsfirde
5n 9otsbant ser oie iterbli6en lie
berrelte oes aoniss birgt, uno an
Dem emit gsapoleott geitaltoen bat,
biz gum arbeitsailnri1er 6rieorids in
Sansiouci lpannt ii6 cine @elt Ser
geiitigen 9ltltltr, Die IN ibrem Sort
pirfen uniterblif geiporben lit
@arum ordngt iidb bellte Die er-
innerilng an ben 8reliBenfonie ipie-
ser auf2 8arum lit i'm 0ertid,e1
Reid oie Geltalt 6rieori6s luieoer
lebenoig eeiuoroen rno 5iebt bic
8life bes soil3en Golfes nuf iid2
@aruln meroen Iitterarti6e Seisfnla-
Ter, pie bas beriibnte gSerf 0es Gng-
IannerS Sbomos Garlnle, neu allF-
gefriidt, I'M Tie Dem goIfe ipieoer
Sugdnslidb Slt lna9en9 @eil beipie-
fen tperoen fol-. Dab elm beiuuBter
8ille in Der @eltgeihihte berriht,
Ser bas beutife 8olf Dor Dem @iI-
I0a.4iaA,.... ...s Gsa;4a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-30
'WeefIelftce Grfclee.
5dmae kdmpe pii Gems uno in Der gegeno um )(aonn
9Srnn5. 8remter pcrlc1tt+
8rQilieus 6mite i@lieBeu iib nntreu Yatront0tn Qu
Gtapcllai1f Der cJ0a9p+
Scr 9Srdiicent mnc cie 9>robibitipnSfra9e.
gd)iiDerung elmer &nttid5iMi@ladt.
graIlieus 9didt idlieetn ii6 nntren @atrouiQtn an
Gtapcuauf ber 81
e6iioerans elmer s,atti6itti@lad,t.

Die 0tntid)en nabne'l an oera'siie,
fiibIid bon Der ytooelle- Jarnt, mep-
rert fsinbiid1e stehhngen; eosIl= zen
10 nabmen iie aaf Dem Dtfltdlsn AD-
bange oes 9ugel 3O4 nprooifi1@ pon
gerbnn, mebrere StellMngen: -.
Glne 0epeid9e ans Harls lagh ole
Sentf4en batfen TN Seroan'eeeclel'
ipeftliA nott Scten Vfannes Qnsel,
bic Angrttfe mteoer a1ilgsaomm1sen, 1e.,
ieten IN ote erlfen trdn3et@eH ~.
MEN ettgtornngen, letea aoer aiosra''
a1ts ben eben 9tnommenen S1euua,
gen iDleDer Dtrtrlepen 'ooroea, ms
Ansnabme otrJent8en nm melt.t@eH
NbDan8 oes Spfen Nannesgn9els.
Die 1rau5rlen gaflen canen Oe9ea,
dHgrtff mn zen Qhgei ot4 gemaaJ'
itIto ;1bre am Soanerfag OefioreneH
WraDen gum sfoffeH Ecu 'o'eoe1 &C.
mpnnea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-30


-lAlmF nit, anf Die Neibebaltmng bon
@eim mnb Bier sa bringen. San.
npn anttpprtete, oak er nift eber
3miidernng ieiner ltnteritiitnna bic
les @prsebens geben f0nne, nls bis
er nit ben 8efiir,portern Der Hro-
bibitionsmafresel int .6anIe nno i'm
5enat fonferiert babe. Scnator
sbepparo erflarte:: r@ir iuollen bic
9llfoboIgetranfe mil einem Wial ipes
bnben. Nir molten Nein, 8bisfeg
itnb Bier meg bnben. IS lit fein
Ornn6 oafar porbnnben, luarnin bic
8einprobmsenten ibr 0eidaft fort=
ieben fSnuen, ipenn Die Sierpro6m-
senten es nidt mebr bnrfen. Sir
@eintranben ipiro man nDd genng
geripen6mns fin6en, inenn and bic
Seritellmns bon 8ein berboten it. /"
Gekteres lit natiirlih cine 8ebanp-
ting, bic bireftst Ml6Siinu 1T. Der
Deinban in srofet1 enfe sebt st
@rnnbe, ipenn bic Seritellnng BON
@eim perbsten- lit. 9is prDbibitio-
:nifilden yiitglis0ers bss 6auies
sihjeiHen Bic iett snah eiaig in der
8ernrteiInns Der Gtellnnsndbne 6ts
Erafbenten 81 jein, lie erflGren NIT
grofer Gnti1it tSehbeit, baR iie an
bem @crbpt Ser. 6eritellnng .aaer
1alfoboiiiden yefrGnfe fefbpIttu:
nn6 re be6nsptsn dAdh ,baF fie genii-
gehb llnterFntmug 5abeu, nm bic
8il nit bieien braitH4en Heitim-
nannsen snr Mnnabme 5n brihsen.
Mnoererfeits wirb .nber and uieber
BON ben Vf6rern i'm 6anie bebanp-
tet, bak 46as pans ii9 ben @ini6en
hes Xraf6enten in @esng nitF @ein,
NIB Bier fasen tuerbe. sSntertKant
1T es abrisens, pie bic gefiirporter
tes erobibitions5niates inner
n1cbr ben nriprinsIi6 anetstbcnen
Gtrnnb fir tiefen 3niat --oas Gr-
lparen bon Getreioe - fallen lai-
len nnb imurer beltliAer nnb ent-
Kitchener erfeanen lni5ea, Saf re
dbfolmt feimen anbern 8e,Degsrnnb
gebabts 1abeue MIA ben, :bem HanSe
anfS Sinbissftem Dese YrcbititiOn
ditfaa5dIien, Sa iie es pDrIaAfis anf
6irtftem @ese nod nidf fertis brin-
gen f6nnen.
Cine anseblid antentiide yc-
idreibnng Der 2nftidlad)ten, Die mir
0emfdlanb III liefern sebenfen,
aiebt Der SpesialforreipOnbent Be-
milf in einer ieiner letten aOr-
reiponbensen ans @aibinston. 9a-
mad ipiirben ii6 mniere Ansriffs-
maiien in brei iibereinanoer liesen-
ben Sdidjten arransieren. Die
b6dite Sdjidt mnsefabr 10000
Tnf bod), ipiir6em bic leidtem nnS
idjnellen pseont" Meroplane BIZ
ben; biefe Gront gferpplane baben
einen bis in's &leinite sebenben Nnf-
HGrmnss6ienit sm leiiten itnb BADEN
and bafiir sn iorsen, bah bic feinO-
Iiden 2nftidiffc nidt b6ber iteisen,
als Die nniriseu. llnter bieIer Light
brigade, in elmer S0be bon 1000
bis 10000 6nf, luerben Die Idiue-
rem Sdlad)t : Meroplane, uon oenen
genern idon geiprodJcn lunrbe, slmf-
itellnng ncbmen, luenn 6ieie Be-
seid)hnna 6ei Smftidtiffen erlanbt lit.
sm hieier Sdjidjt ueroen iidJ Die
meiitea emftidliffe befinoen nnS wiro
and mol bic eigentlidle Sdladlt sc-
idjlagen, lperben. Die brittle Sdlidlt
liest nnter bieIer, in einer !00be
BON nnaefahr 5000 ssnf. slnh bic
enffldiffet bic SIT oieier SdDidjt se-
b0rcn luekben init Sdlnellienerge-
ld)iiten bsitiift iein, bod lit bic
Samptiade, Noah lie i'm Stanoe iinS,
arofe Maiien Mnnition Mno GrplO-
iipitoffe 5u ltraaen. Ter 9lmsriff