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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Miss J. G. D.. Richmond, Va.--Thc poem by
J. G Holland. which YOU probably refer TO-
God give US men, the time demands
Strong minds: great hearts. faith and
willing hands;
Men whom the lust Of office does not Kill;
Men whom the spells Of office cannot bay;
Men who possess opinions and will:
Men who have honor; who will lie
Men who can stand before dcmaGoguc
And damn his trcacherous batteries without
winkinG:
Tall men: sun crowned who live above the fog
In public duty and in private thinking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Ashland. Va. May Is.
A Heal Fnrmcrn' Market.

To tho Editor of The Times Dispatch
Sir.--f have been reading OF a real farmers
market IN Perth Amhoy. y. j. IT has been in
successful operation for five years, and every
body liz pleased with II. IT is "a big lot. and
under municipal jurisdiction In It farmers arc
allotted definite space skirting central aisle
Each farmer ia charged 25 cents a load for
marketing his produce. corner position costs
the farneE so cents. livery stable near by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Madonna and Chlld In tn. Moon

Miss NJ. l.. d. Petersburg Va-About July.
1913, many persons in this country thou hi
they saw the Madonna and Child in the moon:
the smaller the instrument they used the more
they thought they could the Madonna With
moderatesized telescope, two inches in aper-
ture, the broad massing OF light and shade is
resolved into wealth of detail. and men,
Such reports concerning the moon gave rise
many years ago TO the moon hoax'' when IL
reported that Sir John Herschcl had dis
covered men houses cattle and cities in the
moon. More of the markings. or shadows on
the moon appear at some phases than mt oth
hut they are always the same. Nothing new
appears and nothing disappears from the
moons surface from month to month and from
year to year. AS far as competent astronomers
obServa tons go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

p EPok1S that there is juhilation in some
~ sections Of the city government over the
delays with which it has been found pos
sble to hold back the movement for a civic
survey, with its resulting reforms, probably
are wen founded Many weeks ago The
Times Dispatch warned Richmond tina, de-
lay was tho real danger, ana that unless
vigorous action was taken tho survey would
be so deferred that little could bc hoped for
from the next session Of the General AS
sembly
Tho fight is no, yet lost but timc grows
perilousy short The Civic Associa ton
must take 'irm and definite stand II
Souncli does not care to authorize the survey.
let the Civic Association conduct IT, The OK
pcrts of tho New y ork Bureau OF Muuicinal
Research can be brought to Richmond as tho
representatives Of the people of Richmond.
Neither Council nor any city onica you'd
dare 10 interfere with their WORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
wilson. Mrssnre to .lcrcmfnh OIrorr

Mrs 5. "; MartinsviIlc. Na.--President VIII
son telegraphed u Jeremiah \. OIcary. prcsi-
dent Of the American Truth Society. rejecting
dental den all ; election last N9vemher Mr, ol;eary
sh policies. The message was as follows:
Jeremiah A. 0Lcary. President Americas Truth
Society. New York. Your telegram received
would feel deeply mortified to have YOU or any
BODY like YOU vote tor Since YOU have ;,c-
cess to many disloyal Americans aud have not
l will ask you I" convey this message to them.
''WOODRoW WI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Hut Not This Ono.

He--Would YOU call Miss SwcctthinE one of
the seasons beauties:
= She-ierhaps. If YOU left i, ccrtan to which
season YOU referred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Actual experience has proved mar tho
press of the United States needs no arbitrary
censorship The only conspicuous instance
so lar where censorship was required was
supplied by member OF the National Coun
ell OF Defense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
To-day. Rest Hand-pickcd Joke.

An elderly gentleman of rural appearance had
hardly seated himself in the cross,town car
when young lady who had followed him an
preached.
Did YOU lost s. hill?' she asked
For moment the farmer observed her with
surprised curious look, then said convincingly:
Yes. maam did"
Then here ii is said she. handing the bill
10 NAM i picked it up behind YOU from the
car floor
Thank you very much young lady for your
honesty That is a most remarkable hap
pcnng."
oh. don't think so sir. I believe every one
should return the money in such a case as this
What is there remarkable about it,
Why. lost my 81 two years ago."-St Louis
Post dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
GnfricndIy Critics.

us your garden doing as we'll as Won o.,
rectcd?"
Not quite: but 1t is doing az we'll as M,
ne!Shbors expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
The IDrnft Inv,

W G: r.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS who lave
declared their intention 10 become citizens OF
nc United States Will be required To reg ISL er
thcir names, and viii be subject to the draft
law Application for naturalization must be
made at the United states District Court or
Circuit Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Very Different.

Grubhs-ls il love Of his money that m,Lcs
Old SQucezcmte Erasping?
s'ubbs--Not al all: it is love of other folks
money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

u must he admitted that the Irish add con
""'fh"'e perp!cXity TO Great Britain's effort:
10 solve the Irish question
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
What T.. O. u. stands For.

C: G.. Norwood. Na.--Thc letters T. h. refer
10 freight OH board which is the term used
by shippers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
QUESTION OF RAT|ON|NG
hEUTRALs IS DISCUSSED
Formal Conference at State Depart
ment Between Lansing, Bnlfour
and Other Officials.
DETAILS NOT WORKED OUT
Necessity OF Limiting Exports, Both
to Prevent Their Reaching Enemy
and to- Conserve Every Possible
Ton for Allies Realized.
IBy Associated prc.sI

WASHINGTON, May l8.-Thc ration
ing of Holland. Norway. Sweden. Den
mark. Switzerland and Spain was dis
cusscd formally to-day at "a conference
at the state Department between Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Balfour, Score
tary Lansing. Secretary Redficld and
British and American trade cxperts
strictly TO those countries. both TO
prevent their finding their way into
enemy territory. and TO conserve every
possible ton OF allied shipping. for the
mos, essential work. was considered
III all phases.
y general understanding was reached
as TO the complete participation of the
United states in the rationing system
already developed by the allied nations
The detailed working gu, of the agree
mcnts. however. depends upon the en-
actincnt Of Legislation giving the Pres
idcnt power OF embargo. and grant
ing the Shipping Board control over all
cargo space.
The allies. in tho first two and (. half
years of the war. have bull, up most
elaborate system to allow only enough
supplies imported to countries con
tiguous to Germany to maintain their
normal stocks.
TO ASSUME SAFEGUARDING
OF NEUTRNLS' NECESSITIES
Noluminous statistics have bccn
collected to assure tho Safeguarding or
the ncutrals' necessities Scmio.icial
agencies have been established in sew
eral OF the countries to cooperate
this plan. and guarantee tina, attcsted
imports will not fall into enemy hands
The British have submitted all these
statistics 10 We American officials. who.
in turn. hav" added valuable supple
mcntary Information collected by the
American conSuls while this country
was still neutral.
The rationinE problem was reported
in fun to-day by n subcommittee con
sis'ine ~ Lord Eustace Percy Dr. T.. T..
Pratt chief of tho Bureau OF Foreign
and Domestic Commerce. and Wilbur
j. Carr. chief of the Consular bureau
report on trading with the enemy
was presented by Sir Eric Drummon
Solicitor Lester II. Wooiscy OF the
state Department. and T.. VI. Halstcad.
chief OF the Customs Bureau
The Scandinavian countries have
shown alarm over 4 possible extension
OF the ration!ng system. and have
pointed out that any further rcstric-
tons viii vitality cndart;cr their eco
nomic safety. Several nations. II is
understood. viii send commissio ners TO
this country 10 secure as generous ar
rangements as possible. the Swedish
delegate, Herman L. = Sagcrorauta.
already having reached New York.
To-day's meeting was not regarded
as final. except insofar az il agreed
TO the general principles involved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Not Needed.

Not Needed.
And now the politicians
Are gathered. far and near.
To lind what war positions
Their art can commander.
They're out TO save the nation
These patriotic men
But tho administration
Sh ould send them home again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Now it is said Congress will oppose the
selection OF Herbert G. Hoover as head of
the food control commission, If Congress
continues its obstructiOnist methods il NAV
merit the title OF the Junior Reichs,a-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
The Pcssimist Says:

Even at tho worst. listening TO other peoples
troubles Is whole lot easier than bearing
some of your own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
General Woods "ilumiliation"

THOSE passionate critics OF the President,
i whose resentment was excited by the
transfer OF Major-General Leonard Wood
from the Department OF the East TO the De
partmeut OF the Southeast: will have occasion
now to modify their views Instead OF Cen
eral Wood being Inundated and oppressed it
now appears that he is ntrusted by the War
Department with the most important COM
mand held by an officer OF his rank.
Twelve OF the thirty-two divisional canton
mcnts for the war army are TO be under Gen
cral Mood 5 authority. while the highest num-
Der In any Of the other departments will be
six. He will command 264 900 troops GER
tainly, and probably more. This does not
look much like humiliation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

AS soon as Bcthmann-Holweg spoke of .
separate peace with Russia. Brusilof and
Hurko withdrew their designations as gen
erals. thus showing the measure OF their
confidence in Prussian protcstations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Fewer cargo boats arc being sunk and more
submarines are being destroyed. This news
helps TO balance that we are receiving from
Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
The Voice Of the PEOPLE

As an evidence of good faith, letter. n,u.t
give the mime and addrcss OF the writer N.ms
will not he publfahed II writer so rcuuc.t,
MIKE all Communications short.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

If man didn't buy bell yesterday it
wasn't because he didn't hear them ringing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

1T jaeger Is dead in Berlin The mention
% ni1 name comes close TO many people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Even ii some OF us are unpopular, we have
the food Spectators. in the matter OF public
affection dashed TO the mast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

PUBLISHED every day In the year at 10 South Tenth
Street, Richmond The Times Dispatch Pub
llshlng CO., Inc. Charles r. iinsbrook. Editor aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO Tho Times
Dspu tCi, inuN iiuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

TELEPHONES: Randolph ].
l'risnte Branch Exchange
connecting with Ill depart
ulcntS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Est 1888 4
Entered Janunry 20, 1908. q the Post Office NJ
Richmond. Va. a, second class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

BRANCH OFFICES: wash
iurton. ZIG fourtcSntn
Street, y. W.: New ioIh
city, Filth Avenue Bnttu-
Ing: Chicago. Peoples Hs
building: rhiladclphn' ""-
tuul Life building.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-13

Der beuifden Rssisruns bic @eriifes
rtns forbern gu f6nnen, .bob fid
II 52~ bon gabir bireit na4 einem
beutfdm ober 6iterrei4if4en 6dfen
bsstbt, obne irseHb Elm S9iff. bus
ibm unteripegs begegnt, an5ugrtifen.
Gobalb bisfes formells Dsriprefen
erbaIten fporbsu, ipurbe bic Mbfabrt
bes IL 62- IN ben ndhiten "a Stun.
ben. bic auf bie ausbeTsruns Der Sa,
parisn foIgten. erlaubt. I'm ale uns
fdIIe ~ permeiben, bic Der ReiitruIitdt
suipiberinufen t5nntsn, Iieb Spnnieu
bas ll4gcot in Ieineu Soheits9etpdf.
fern bur9 5tpsi 9orpeboboote Biz an
btren @reu5e besleiieu. Die fpanif4e
Resieruns banbslte a!io unpnrteiif9
unb trug slsi1seitis ben grdssbens.
f6Ilef unb ben bur9 be breiSebnte
5aas,r aonpention anfseiielIien Res
seln Rednuns. Die wlebrsaN Der
gariIer gl6ttsr beipra@ bic Gbfabrt
bes linterfsebpotes II 90. bon gabir.
Die 9situnsen finb ber 2lnIibt, bab
bieIss greignis fiir bic frnns6iif6s
ipnnHden Be5isbungen be0auunss
lpertb IN
= Ole Sefretare bes
a merifanifHen 8ereius
Sunger MANNER boben bel
ihrern 0erIniieu bes oeiitjd5en Reid,S-
gebiets, mo- sie IN Der ariegsgefange.
nen-5iiriorge tbGtig gapeien fparerL
foIgenSes 9oitfidreiben al bic 6eut.
ide Meaieriire eeinnbt: .@ir. bic
untersedneten Sefret1re 6es Gbriit-
Iiden DereiIrs Sanger Ded1irer. beueH
bic duberit freiiroItde Begiinitigung
bes aithp6rtipen anrtes Siitfea fmr.
be, nIs @dffp Ger beiitiHeu gfegier,ifrs
imSonbersua 6er nnnritcni{heu Bot,
jbok H0Ez&Iaue sab ~ ~ list
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-13
Sdbifiale eines @efanseHen.

Der .Oeutitsn Warte" in 8arcsIos
na pirb aug Berlin seiarisbsn:
Dur9 bic 2iebsnslpiirbigteit etnes
uns perf0nIi9 bsfdnnten UlitgIisoss
oes beuti9en uno Oitsrrei9ii4en als
peurereins, Settipn Berlin. bus Il9
f6Dn bura cine Nengs ii1tereiIunter
unD bunorDoIler S4ilOerusen uber
fhtpeiSsrti9e ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ner'
bient genta9t bat, mar uns peESDnnt,
eiuan 9ortruge gu folgen. Der DON alIs
gemeihem SSntereffe fein biirfte. Der
SergaiieiTor unp 2sutnant Der Rsier'
be 6rieoens6urs, oeien Batter ben
8ortras belt, befanb Iih auf elmer
StubienreiIe in gtmerita, als er our9
ben 8risgsuusbru6 iiberraf6t tpurbe.
auf sinem itaIienif1en G9iffe nit
anoern Oeutften Offisieren nah Sta.
lien eingelaifft, Derrietb iie in GibraIs
tar~ber 4apitdn ben @nsIGnbern, mas
lire Gefdngennnbme CUR 6olae bate.
Wei in 10 bitlsn Sdaen, reete fi& bet
itnen Der SeOante 5ur Slu6t Sine
lolhe pdrs burG Elm Dur6i9pimmsn
Der neutraIen Gone, bic Gibraltar bon
Sranien trrnt, in bier Stunben
ADsli9 geipefeu. Den Rdmerdben
febIte i'm enti6sibsnbsn glugenbIid
Der Wlutb. nur aiIefOr 5risoensburs
siHs aus @srt in tinss Gslstinaei
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, ,SrOdene !3Dnen" iins seseH
bic @erfaRams.

G6anttpirtbe unb Gpirituoien'
bGnblsr GroB Rsp gorts, .psl9'
bur9 bic ,Srodsnbsits Srber" bel
itaatli1en slt5iie &pmmiFiou be-
troffen tporben iinb, neil ibre ge'
f9dfts gtabIiHemeuts iid5 IN be,
NGbe BON WlunitionsfGbriten. WtIt'
tdrlasern, Dods unb Wsrfter>- beiin'
ben, atbmen erIsidtert auf.
Sm supreme 9eri4t In groDtlnn
fdllte Ribter Grppiep cine @uFHet<
bung, bic ben Ynrasrapbeu 521 bes
@eiebes BON 1917, pel9er Der ftaats
li4en 4t5iie Sommifiiou als8riegss
mabressl bas Re9t berleibt, ben 0ers
fauf BON gsiftisen 9etrGnten in Der
nGditen lmsebuns BON 2asern ober
8araden BON Sruppen, Wlunitionss
fabriten, Observation-Disclosures, Ttas
rineboubDfen, Dods uip. su perbisten,
fir untpnititutioneu erflGrt.
Seoer einSelne Der 33 Wtrtbe unb
bic perI6iebenen SpirituuienhdHSler
in Sib 9rooilDn, pel4e ihr 9eftdft
auf @runb Der 9efeble Der at5iies
aommifIipn bereits i6lieben mubten,
finb ieBt bsre9ttgt, ibre gtublifements
pieber gu er0ffnen uno Sei9dfte gu
treiben, Bis i'm Ottober bas Guta1ten
Der @ppeqiniton3 tonlmt.
9lm %. Suli bate bas GtsiIeeDes
partement auf gnorbnuns Mapor
9ait9els unb nit 9enebmisrns Sou'
perneur 0bitmans eine iogenannte
,trodene Some" iiber ben SbeiI Siio
8rpoflpns perbGngt, psIder ben Mus
nitionsfabriten unb bem Srodeubod
am ndhften liegt. llnOerSiisli9 besnns
nen Qoenten bss @tsiIs Sspartes
msnts ale in biefem Diftritt lissenben
8irtbItafteh gu i6lieben. Die r2ong
Ssluno JanlilD @irt anO aiquor
0ealerg AFociatiOn" uHb bic ban
g1ibqe 2iqupr Dealers glfociutiOn"
nabmen bann ben Snmpf gegen bic
Srber in ben 9eridten nit bem ObsH
erpGbnten Reiultut auf.
cSn Ieiner gegriinoung Der gntIaet'
bung erflGrt Der Hi4ter, in bieiem
Staate fei Elm SeieB, oas beltehsnos
Giaent6umsre9t nufbebt, nun uno
niftig. selbit Elm TOtbfalI bsre6tigs
niht gu elmer ungsIeBli4eu Sanblung.
O6pohl Gin5eIpsriouen in arisgs3si>
ten Der Regieruna gegeniiber sefigig
iein Ipaten, miiBte bic Regierung ii4
bennot ftritt inuerbalb Der beitehens
ben @eIebe balten. Der betreffsnoe
9aragrap6 lei auh beshaIb perfais
fungspibris, neil er setDifen geams
ten unumiardntts Wa4tbefusHib osr'
lei6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-13
Sn eisener SADIE.
Graa5iuns ppn 2so gsurogi.

StaatsaHpaIt @ruber trbob lid
rierDOs DON ieiner Qrbeit. gr iaB f3rr
/ 5ipei Stunben uHb tonnte feline 3eils
i9retben. Die 8u9itaben tarSten bol
ietnen aIusen, battsn nit einem Wals
Seii4ter, ftreuge, b0bniide, antIas
genoe, baIb iein eisenes, balb bic Der
Sei9porenen ben geitsrn.
@ntI9isben e sr mar franz. Gr
Prsbte bic 9anb oufs Ser5. 0as allie
2sioen. $
Bas pullte er nur9 Das getpeiss
material i'm San SOlt6eim bate ni9t
noaltdnoiser ieiu t5nnen, bic Sdulo
lag tldr outage. lub nit unerbitts
Itner Gogit bate er geipeis an ges
peis gefiigt. SAT- pilenlos. Sem
@e9iru bate tpis BON TeFbIt gearbeitet.
Seoss Grgumsnt bate Elm 9lisb
bee 4ngetIasten ssfeifelt, eines na@
bem ancern, Big er nur nod I5pad
an ben engen Shltngen 3errte nit Der
eiH5igen armieIisen @ertbeibigung,
Die ibm 5ur @srfiigung itanb.
sd bin unf3uIbis!"
Der GngefI1gte hattie bdgeftanben,
eritount unb pebrIos al bem oeaens
i6er, mas man gegen i'm Dorge6ra9t,
als bate er fagen ipollen.
sd sIaube, man t0nnte mir Elm.
reoen, i9 lei Elm 8erbre9er."
Damn bas llrtbeil: ,S9ulbiel" -
i'm f9periten Stnne bss 8efebes.
9ruber ging srregt duf unS ab. gr
ftedte ii6 cine 3isarre an; bag pflegte
iRn gu beruhigen. 9o9 jebt regte es,
tbn nur NOD mebr auf. Gs 1T bod
ettpns GrdBlt9es, einen Wenf4en
gum Sobe gu perurtbeiIen! glu9 penn
bic S6uIo nod 10 tIor ift.
Dar iie benn flar2 gr grii6elte.
8ieleidt. @isGei3t aber audi niGt.
Sn bieTem QusenbIid NOR er 6efeu
nidt gar 10 iiHer.
Der .5nbtaieubeipeis tpar iebs1tfdIIs
liidenlos.
Sol9 EN- 8eipeis in mertpurbig.
Wton OerIisrt ales Gefiibl. gaur Der
gertanb arbettet, ftnbst 8erbiroun.
gen unb 8riiteH, idtpeibt bus llnsu>
fanmenbaugenDe eifenfsit aneinrnber,
biz bic Wobrbt;t Nein! Die
Babrbeit ift's nt3t immer! Sft aIIer.
oings, mun9mal aber aud ni8t. Wan |
Iu4t bas NoiFible. Gber bas pIous
'tble 1T immeu bic Sberffd9e, unb
be Wa9rbeit Ifsst oft tisfer -.
Der Sto1tsanpnlt mari bic 81, |
5orre fort unb bisb ifeben. Die 2auts
ofistsit Der etsersn G9rttte - ou& |
y HaSas isR sisrSaA a. <z Hslts |
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ptrIn6t er, IN elmer gioht binnbSu.
fommsn. Dd iperrte eine bobe Nane
pen Meg.. Gr fletierte pidnlos IN
ben 5sIien umber unb fam fdlieblid)
auf siueu 3oriprune, pon bem aus er
MIR bur9 ein.n @prug por ettpa 15
Metsrn IN bic Siefe bus Wtar errets
den tpnnte. limb er ipagte ben
Sprung. her jsbo9 mibluns. @r fiel
in cine 6elsipalie. IN bertr infoiss
Der iteisenben 5lutb au ertrinfen
brcbte. 9ln beioen anien I9tpsr psr'
lebt. fuhte er, burd in bic 9obe trte'
4enb S9us Dor bem @nier. @r ee>
lang ibm. fid einem porbeifabrsrtoen
ipanfiben S6ifferboote beritGnolId
gu MAIDEN. Dos Boot nabm ibn auf,
lbergab Jpn jebo6 elmer ensiiI6sn
Wadc, bic ihn in bas 9efdngeneuias
ger 5uriid6ra6te. Die Strafe mar
nit Riidfi1t OIL fbis euberorbentli9e
bergiportlihe 2eiituna, bic Der 5luhtz
berFu1 bariteIlte, nur eerine. Sm Des
aenrber 1915 fiibrte man bic 9efunges
nen bon Gibraltar mad bem Eager
Sppforo Bel 2pnbon.
Das f9tpeissrif9e @nsebpt, frtegss
rntduglibe Gefangene oufsunebmen,
ipurbe unferan 9efangenen gum Ses
gen. 5riebensburs tam i'm Suli
1916 na6 @enf, no iiber ben ferneren
@erbleib geialuB gefabt ipurbs. prpf.
5riebsnsburs i3ilberte i'm peitern
ben erbebenben @mpfaus in Semi.
Wtnn ipetteiferte In QufmertIamfeiten,
lin ben aus Der 9efanseni9dft in bic
Srsibeit .3uriidfebrenben Sreube 5u
bereiteit. Der iungs Sriebensburs
fam na3 Seinri9sbab IN Sertiau;
bier iebte bic S9ilberung, ersdn5t
burh 2i9tbilber, Der eigenen Mabr,
nebmungen Elm, ipobsi auerIf bic 2anb,
i9aft, bic ebripiirbigen Sduier nit
bem frGfftesn @ebdlt, Der SIumens
f9mud on ben SenItern, bic breitsn
6olapGnbe nit ct. @aller Spisen
gei4miitt, an bic Reibe tamen; bann
folsten 5dblrei6e 9ilber, bic betpiefen,
bab bic Sefansenen fi6 frei bsipegen.
bab fie Meni9en oufiu&sssR tSnnert.
baB iprsH Ser Ssfu9 ibrer anssbDri'
gen seitattet iit unb baB Iie phne
3pang bic berrlibe 9ebissnatur bes
Sanbes eenieben t61nen.
Quf llnterfunft unb @erpfleguns
iibergehenb. tpnnte Der 8prtragenoe es
ii9 ui9t usridgen, bis Geiliife autsus
5Gblen. unb feline Gnipfitbungen BET
benz llmf9puns I'm Speifeaettel burd
bas Si6terport su terlraei9nen: vMn
quite aoit seipDhrt Der WaenT9 fi9
lei9t, fpennn man bic i9lsdte sdnss
li4 tim ert5iebt.4 9lu9 btniidiIid
Der unterbaItung unb Der seiftigen
4nreguns fei in jeslir5er @eitaIt ppr.
biIbli9 eeiorgt. QlIs alter Bersfrar,
ler tonnte prpfeFnr Srisbensburs Tei.
nen geiu9 in Serisau niat bd9lh,
BEN, obue cine Sdntigbeiteiguna su
intsrnebmen, acknowledgements als
lein, uub ba er in biften geebel fam,
bdtte fie beinuhe bsrbdngHibbOn fir
Ihn fperOen tDnnen.