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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15

Progressive Spirituallst society vii
hold meetings at G. A. r. hall, Sunday
Dec. 18th, $50 and $50 F. NJ. Mrs
Amelia Adams. speaker and message
bearer. dec15dI;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15

Miss Lottie S. Stafford will commence
her Christmas sale Dec. at III State
street. dec4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15
S. S. Gould

Acquaintances in this section have been
notified of the death of Samuel S. Gould,
formerly Of this village and New Port
land which occurred the first of the
week in Portland His son, Harry Gould,
with whom he lived, accompanied the re-
mains to this town and funeral services
were held Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. f. NJ. Wing, a niece OF the
deceased Rev. L. W. kennison Of the
Methodist church ofticiated and the body
was inferred at Sunset cemetery The
Northern State lodge Of Masons assisted
in the obsequies. Mr.. Gould was born
Feb. ., 1910. in New Portland. his parents
having been Samuel and Mary (Spooner)
Gould.
The deceased was a member Of North
ern Star Lodge, F. and A NJ, and served
that organization as its worshipful mas
ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL TODAY

Dorothy Dalton in Ten Of Diamonds"
Western Story; Pearl White in Last
Episode of The Fatal Ring; Tri-
angle Comedy; Mutt and Jeff Come
dy-Special Matinee at go p. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15
Law COURT
The Knox and Lincoln
Cases Completed
Court Is Adjourned Until 10 O'clock
Monday Morning When Penobscot
Gases VIII Be in Order

Knox and Lincoln county cases were
before the law court at the Friday
session, which was adjourned about 4
O'Clock in the afternoon to 10 o'clock
Monday morning Penobscot, Pts
cataquis and Somerset cases are call
ed for Monday; Waldo and Washing
ton cases for Tuesday morning, and
York for Tuesday afternoon. Several
cases have been especially assigned
for Wednesday and the murder case
from Piscataquis county, State VS..
Willis NJ. Priest, is assigned for Thurs
day morning.
The following attorneys were in at
tendance Friday: George a. Cowan.
Boothbay Harbor; W. NJ. Hilton, Dam
ariscotta; \. 5. Littefield. z. X. Gould,
a. L.. Bird and Frank Il. Miller, Rock
land; c. p. Connors,, Bangor; Frank
Plumstead. Watervilie; q. A. Hutch
ms, Rumford; and L. A. Morey, lewis
ton.
The cases argued during the day
We're as follows:
Charles s. Han of Rocllland and John
.. Hall Of Bath. appellants from the
decree Of the judge OF probate of
NHoA couH'H. Nitdll cS =. fldli apPod'9
from the decree Of the judge of probate
wherein he was given SIS instead Of
$5oo.ih, Which Ire claims is bis just
Share in the estate Of his aunt LeNina
y. Snow. late Of Rockland. John o.
Hall being 4 granddaughter of Levina
y. Snow. claims to re one of her heirs
and that IL. should participate in the
distribution of the estate. But on az
count Of being a erandnephew he is
omitted from the decree Of distribu
ton as lie did not claim through the
same ancestor. Frank y. Miller Of
Rockland anJ William 7 Hall Of Bath
were attorneys for the appellants and
Eugene *. Gould Of Rockland, admin
istrator Of the Snow estate, was cuun-
sci for the appellee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15
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Tel. 1926
285 Water ST.

Boston Head Lettuce. ............ .09c
Cauliflower ..............1 0c. h.
Boston Celery, Spinach, Fancy White
Mushrooms
6ruce's Cabbage Salad. ....... zoe. ib.
6ruce's Horse Radish in Bulk
Mcintosh Red Apples
Fancy Western Table Apples, for CSC
S lbs. Graham Flour. ........... 800
Western Fresh Eggs. .45c. doz.
Seal Shipt Oysters. .......-... $50. jar
2 Pkss. New Rasins, Seeded .25c
Large Can Wiiber- Dutch Cocoa Csc
House Matches ............. Csc. pkg
Rio Vesta Asparagus ........2oc can
{ Good Grape Fruit. .......... Csc
Try Our Home Made Mince Meat
18c. ID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15
Cures Colds in South Africa

LAXATIVE BROMo QuINTNE tablets
remove the cause r. W. GROVES sig
nature on box. 3Gc.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-15

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The evening world., 1917-10-24
MEDICAL THEORIES UPSET
BY LESSONS OF the WAR
Nature and Cleanliness Found to Be-
Best Healers-BritiSh Discard
All Antiseptics.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2i.-That nature anu
cleanliness still are the greatest healcrs
and that the world is yet to discover
the perfect germiclde. are assertions
made before tho eighth annual session
Of tho Clinical Congress. OF Surgeons.
IN session here to-day.
sir Birkley Moynihan OF Leeds. Eng
land. member OF tho British army
medical staff. and Major George W
Crlle Of Cleveland. who have worked
along the front In France. declared that
the incision method Of treating the most
serious gunshot wounds did away with
both aptiseptic solutions and drainage.
and that perfect hcalings were obtained
in ten days.
pr. Moynihan asserted no had oeen
ahls 20 discard all tho recent solutions
used as antlseptlc5 and employed no
other methods than cleansing tho
wounds. sowing them tight before in
lection set In. and then leaving nature
to do the rest.
These upsets OF theories and lnvcn
tions were ascribed to the lessons tn
war has tar~Nt.
The evening world., 1917-10-24

Arthur Footo. william Arms Fisher
Oley Speaks. and sydney Homcrs
fascinating 'Cuddlc Doom" After tho
French songs Miss Miller sang '"Thr
Marselllaisc' and "Thc Battle Hymn
% the Republic," and, at tho end.
"rhe Star-Spangled Banner" each
OF which stirred the crowded house.
Effective accompaniments at the plano
were played by Katherine Pike.
Nine. Auld's voice Is not powerful,
| hut 9he makes tho most OF II in ex-
pressing the songs that she exploits.
A bit OF nervousness at flrst put her
at u disadvantage. but sho soon
warmed 10 hor purpose. Delcrozc's
80 Lune, Jolie Lune," and "DcuX
Anants," Pcrilhou's ia VirRe q In
Crcche.' DecreuH'I "Lnisrlu Bio,
and Moussoygsky's AN Barns du
Don," were admirably sung. Among
hcr songs IN hUgllsl F.ro an old
Irish air, "All In Tho li7miug." and
the old EaElish 'Tva BorI Roaming d"
Harry NJ. Gilbert was hcr arcompun-
lat at tho plano.
The evening world., 1917-10-24
VAUDEVILLE.

Z sam BERNARD, The Bon
lITr Oi old Empires John
Is. IINmrr A CO., Brrnd"l
la Bert. NOnrtte, and
lNaFin NOTd-tTOm,
The evening world., 1917-10-24

took place IN Aeolian Hall. on
neither programme. nor in added
numbers was there n single German
song. This Is unprecedented. Year
In and year out. for decade after
decade, German lieder has dominated
all the pronounccmcnts. not only OF
German. but OF American and Eng
lish singers. Occasionally eyes have
been turned 10 French composers and
moro rarely to Russian and italian
song writer's. But songs In English ?
AnatAcma! Now, Nine. Auld's pro-
EIamme was French one. with a
sprIukljnG OF English. and Miss MIL
lors was an English ono with 4
French group iuterposed. ono swal-
low doesn't make Il summer; neither
do two recitals make a New York
music season. But are the facts
without significance at this moment
OF q world in turmoil?
Miss Miller has trained her voice,
which by nature was rich aud full,
20 point which enables her 10 give
free expression to whole gamut ~
musical emotion. Her enunclatlon IS
go clear that there Is no need Of a
book oi words 10 tell what she 10
singing about, Her programme "Of
new songs, mostly American" as she
labelled II, began with group OF
i've by Alfred q. Wathall. all dcdi-
cl'cd % hor and all interesting, OF
wnfnA the carol "'Tis Christmas
Tun' was especially effective. Three
/ Persian love songs by Louis Victor
~atr followed, Then came "a FTcncA
group by Felix Fourdrain, zach song
os which she prefaced by a simple.
/ lucid explanation. An adm rab,e in
uuyatiOn, Miss Millerl "Thc Stllor'a
wife, by II. n, BurlciRA, who Was
present, IL worthy song, also deI'-
rri 10 Miss Miller, found surn
favor that she added the composer
appealing melody, deep River" Then
moro were William Lestrr's "Out
Among the Heather" this. top. dodi-
..frl 20 Mlss Miller. and bOug4 hy
The evening world., 1917-10-24
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Anyone Cen Use
Without Discomfort or Loss Of Time.

We hays a New Method that cures
Asthma, ana We want you % try o. R' our
oypense, No matter whether your ruso Is
~ long standing or recent development
Whstner u 10 present 40 occasional or
chronic AAthmh, you should Hyri 'nf %
ifee tr'hl ot our method No matter 10
what climate you i've. no matter what
your ago or occupation r. yuu uIa NHH.
h.ei Win Rrthna, our me luI ..l4 lo-
Neys you promptly.
We especially want N seri =. o. those
apparently hopeless cases w.c. a.. forums
~ iuhi!erH, dOuchea. opium gI,..la'. "ul.
tAme7, patent smokes DO U''.. have tlI.rt.
We want 90 show every ono - DIr own
nApensu that this new method Re 4"
med 20 eni All difficult breathing all
uAne2inE aud all those terrible uA.r.y y.mt
At Inca ana FOR all time
Ilis free offer Is too lrrnr'ars -
r.Eect a single day. Wrlto ~, Hud ? on
u's'n ths method ~ onoa. send "a. money
SIMPLY man coupon below Ia Z. ts Dag.
The evening world., 1917-10-24
balIertni Could Not Equal Hal
dioii's Flight Record.

lieut.. BallerlnI new from Langley
Field, Newport News. Va. yesterday
IN n two passenger STA scout biplanc
to Mlneola, l.. l.. In three hours and
ten minutes-firteen minutes moro
than It had taken Lieut.. Baldiol to
cover tho same distance tho day be
fore, when he shattered all American
records for speed IN sustained nlsht.
The evening world., 1917-10-24
Tailored Suits
Tomorrow 24.5O

OF Brosdeoth-Long line coat-sightly raised belt line
shows belt Ia rontbuttons semi-ted back Con-
vertble Nutria collars Taupe green brown navy, black.
OF Burslls-Scmi-tted models. with half bets-inlay
velvet collars Colorsbeet green, brown and navy.
OF Serge-Strctly tailored models in navy and black.
Every suit in this group 10 n practical, well made suit
under todays higher prices scarcely expects to find
durable suit under thirty dollars. This price
rssentS a value most extrsordinsry-thst the quality
OF the suit
All sizes for misses and and these suits
Thursdays special prices free alterations.
The evening world., 1917-10-24
TWO Song Recitais
Without q Note of
German Lieder
By Syirester RdTiing.

T OVERS OF musical art. and - zoe
cially those OF MS who are y. VI
legged to bc commentators on
public expositlons Of it found food
for reflection In the offerings Of yes
tcrday. They comprised only two
recltals. both songs. one was By
Gertrude Aud, soprano, IN the after
noon: the other wJH by Christine
Miller, controlto, in the evening, Both
The evening world., 1917-10-24
60 COSTA RICANS KILLED
BY MUNITIONS EXPLOSION
Ninety More Are Seriously Injured
by Terrific Blast in San
Juan Barracks.

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica, oct. "a
sixty persons were killed and ninety
seriously wounded as the result OF an
explosion which occurred In the principal
barracks here early to-day.
The explosion was due TO an accident
The barracks ana the penltentiary
wore dastrOyel.
The evening world., 1917-10-24
S2.97 Mems Sweater Coats ..
sig6 BOy, Suits Ito year. ......SI

Cl"ck signs Denote Morning specials.
Loot or CiocLsi Look for the Clecksi
The evening world., 1917-10-24
WOmsns Par, Wool Union Suits. .....Iss
IS Il. WomsnI Combinations. .

NalnsoDk-y yokes ot fancy iAees.
embroidery and ribbon.
MUSLIN UNpERWEAH SECOND FLOOR
The evening world., 1917-10-24
S3l.74 Womsn's and Misses
Plush Coats

salts pIush---large black opossum
collars belts-satin Innings.
COATS -SEOOND FLOOR.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

f4ieben balf: Scr 3un0G mub au9
fter6en bieier Sage!!"
2ipp a@ate: ~9ab' @rbarmen,
8auer!"
.9aft bu grbarmen nit meinem
8uben g'6a6t?"
u9urmber3iafeit! Sd bob aus gOtz
pebr g'i9OFen!"
.Wirb ni9t iein! Sill"
Die Siere aogen on. l1eber Den
Mlmboben glitt Der &arren nun
peid, bas 8erdui9 Ser &dber psr>
ftummte. = 2ipp fab entfeBli9 aus,
er madte berapeifelte anitrensungen,
fi9 gu befreien, er poGte offenbar
aus Dem &arren Ipringen.
nHeg' bi9 ni9t, bic Strid' balten
felt! NO9 elm Gi9tl (ein penig 3eit)
Damn finb mir Bel beinem Opfer!"
Bon Der einIam ite6enben Sd9er<
biitte fam Mirl, bic !0Guferin uno
Pflegerin bes S%agogebilfen 8anbI,
selaufen, UNI Sen Bauer gu begriiBen.
Die Nnsit bes Miloerers mar aufs
b09ite seitiegen, bic Sur9t Dor elmer
@eseniiberi teluns erprsBte ibm Das
@%eftdnonis, baB i'm Der Sdser 3anbl
i'm @emsrepier aufgefangen, berfolst
anb seiteat babe nit a~ngebadtcr
8i4fe.
nWeiterl" befabl 9ager.
~@inen Nuspes bats nimmer GEE
'seben, i3 bob baIt au9 aufaieben
miihen nit benz &uselituten; er pber
il"
.9at 81 Ser Saager ertennt?"
.Nein."
n@ber bu i6n?"
mSa."
s9ait ibn etpa Iiitis a~nssrufen
bor Dem S9isben2"
llnii9er, aOsernb eripiberte Der
&ne4t: Sell bab' / tun miifen, an>
ioniten batt' Der Saaser 3eit e'pon>
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

men peiben O4fen. 9intsr Dem pri<
mitipen 6u6rfpert f4ritt Der gag
bauer, Der bur9 peiti4en9iebs uno
3urufe Die mageren 3ugtiere gu srOs
berer @iIe INNER pieOer antrieb.
Summer unb Gorge tiinbete bas fal>
tenrei1e, braunOerpitterte @eii4t oss
olten 8auern, cine grOBe IngIt f4ten
ben baqeren Mann gu beoriiden.
8efiimtneri ri9tete Der Bauer Den
Bid bprous, bas @elGnbe a6iu9eno,
;ene Steae, tpD ser 8eg apieielt,
6as GtrdBlein aufbDrt, apei ab5psis
aenbe @oumpfabe na9 lints uno
re9ts in Die !9Obe 6es 9rabenf9luhes
fii6ren.
Np9 mar bic @eggabeIung ni9t
gu ieben. M3it @eibeIbieben trieb Der
!0oger, ionit Elm gutmiitiger Mfann
uno Sierfreunb, feline mageren S4ien
unbarmberaig %porpdrts; er battle
@ile, es gait, ben bon einem unbe>
tannten @iIberer bur4 einen &ugele
I9uB i9per OerleBten SoAn, Der I'M
grdfli9en Sa9bbient itano, bon Der
O~ienitbiitte ab5ubolen uno betm5u<
brinsen. Den einaigen Sobn!
,Si!" @nbIi4 fam bic 3pieleIung
in 9i9t, bic ii9 trcnnenben, perS
mabrIpiten Saumpfaoe, Don benen Der
na9 Iinfs ub8psigcnoe gum SGgers
bdusI fiibrt, Der onbere no6 .e@ts
fell binan CUR 9Dbe, mo etpa cine
!0aIbitunbe entfernt Elm tleines
8auernsebOft gu GiiBen elmer md9tiz
gen @ranititurapanb mie angeflebt
fe6t, bas 9eim bes G~in5bbauers nit
benz f9redli9en Namen n@aubamel"
peitum aber befannt afs elm grunba
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

ebrli6er 8iebermann, ben Der 9ager
BON ma19em 9anbel Fer fa:nte.
@ben polte Der Bauer Dos DID,
ienoeIpann ontreiben uno auf ben
linfen Seumpfanb lenten.
Oa norb er bon elmer alien Dim,
bic ioeben oen pfa0 bonn Saubamelz
geb0ft eilis bsrunteritapft,. angeruz
fen: n9s, Sauer! 9u fdbrit falid!
aebr' UNI! Gum Saubamel muBt fab
rem, Bel uns pben liegt Der, ben bu
bplen iouft!"
9ager bielt bas Geipann an unb
fraste: rMie meinftg"
.Ma9's buiig (silis, fdneW! gu
uns binauf fabr'. ben 2ipp muBt bos
len, binunterbringen Sam @aber unb
buIig perbinben ia1en! 9uiig, ionit
berbliiet (perblutet) fi9 Der 2ipp!"
limb eiIig itapfte Die <e peiter. Den
@raben binab.
Gin @eoanfe f9oB benz 8auer
ourh ben &opf. Gr tpmbinierte:
Wenn Elm gemiHer 0ipp beim Sauz
bamel in neutrality-suspicious. ftebt,
ipas fam benz Meni9en sugeitoben
iein? limb fparum bat bic alte Magb
bic Iu~fforberung, ben 2ipp gu bolen,
on Den s9aser eeri4tet9 Shenbar
irrtiimli9, in Ser Meinung, baB Der
!9ager Der ri4tise 5u6rmann iei.
@lio muB elm Iuftrag CUR abbolung
bes unbetannten 2ipp an einen anoez
rem Suhrmann segeben lporben iein.
9emna9 fam jener 2ipp nidt our
5enlilie bss Saubamel ge6Oren, es
mub. Elm Srember lein. n90ateufel,
pieIieiGt gar Der &aubfGiib, Ser ben
3anbI niepergsiGpifen bait" rief Der
aIte 9ager.
Ias obsr tun9 Tdbrt 9ager bin.
uuf aum Gplne. 10 bsfiett Die 9efabr,
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

sic 8eleitigung ponaieben uno eOen>
tueu CUR 8e~itrafung i4reiten, pOfiir
ibnen Sprsngitoffe (Munition) in se>
niigenber Menge iofort CUR 8erfGgun9
geIteut ptrb. Oiefe @inri9tunS iebt
Iomit ni9t porous, Sab Die Staoten
obriiiten; i'm @egenteil, es mare gu
begriiben, ipenn ieber Stat Hiitunz
gen unterbdlt, beren @ebrau4 ibm
dber nur ermOgli9t nirb, fpenn er
gum MobI Der eeiomten Meni4beit,
CUR @erteibigung bes Weltpertrags gu
ben Waffen gerufen tpiro.
0ieie turaen @%nbeutungen auf Sen
ieBiesn &rieg a~ngefpenoet fiibren gu
folgenbsn S9liifen: Die friegfiibrenz
ben @taatengruppen tDnnen, tpenn
elm FOLDER @arantieoori9lag Dorliegt,
in Observation-Disclosures eintreten;
bsnn Der @runb, Ser bis ieBt cine
@ruppe boran perbinoert bat, benz
8ori9lag b%ei5utimmen, gu elmer 5riez
oensfonferen5 3uiammen3ufpmmen,
piirOe oobinfauen. Ni9t bic pobrs
I9einli9en Sriebensangebote Der Gem
trolmG9ts, sic bermutli9 nit tleiz
nern poer erDBern QbGnoerungen unb
@rgdnSungen ~annebmbar tpdren, binz
bert bic eegneriIde @ruppe am linz
terbonbeln, ionoern Die ii9ere 8or@
ausIi9t, Oab Der fribcre gum &rieg
ordngenDe 3uItanb balb na9 6rie>
Oensf6lub Ii9 nieoer aei9en miiroe,
DAP cine neue elei4 entiebli6e &o=
taitrppbe baIb pieber gu erpartsn
pGre, iiberboupt OoB Srieoensoerz
trG9e fsinen Nert fir O~enienieen bas
ben, Der nidbt Die @epalt bat iber
ben Segner. 9eshalb iu9t ieoe
@ruppe fir ii6 Die Ma4t gu ertdmpz
fen; pergiBt dber, DAB iel6it in benz
san, pO bas trauri9e 3iel, Die i9einz
bare 3eri9metterung ors @egners err
rei9t lit, Die 5ur9t Dor Veinem Wis<
bererlpa9sn unb @ieOereritarten ni9t
perI9pinbet uno besbalb glei9 pie<
Der neue 8prbereitun9en auf slei6
i9redIi9e &riege eetrpffen perben.
Mit @erpirfli4ung u%nieres 8cr<
i9lass absr miiroe bic Sur6t Dor Dem
MG9ti9er, Die aaeini9e l1rbeberin
bieies entiebli@en &riegs, auf elm
mai gang BON Den &egierungen unb
ben @0ltern genommen.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

feIt unb beitimmt forOerte ct Den 8az
Der duf, i'm gum @ebOit oes 8auern
Saubamel gu begleiten.
,WieIo? Warum? Sort6in bin i9
ni6t beitelt, perb' au1 ni9t beaabIt!
M%ufbringen tu' ih mid ni9t!!"
.Ou gebit nit! 3ablen perb' i4
oi9! 8eim Goubomel liest elm getpii@
Ter 2ipp, Der berbluten mill"
.Oba, pieueidt gar Der Bump, Der
...?"
9oser nidte, orebte iein S9fens
aeugl UNI unb fubr bergan auf benz
SaumpfanD gum Sau6amel.
SIM @e60ft an Der @ranitpanb
mar bas Naben bes S9ienfubrtperts
raid bemerft porben; Der Bauer fam
aus benz 9auie uno %ltaunte srob, als
er oen !Soger erfannte, unb rief ibm
gu: r8iit ia falf9 ~s'fabren, 9ager!
Oas SGgerbdusl liegt Oriiben, bdttsit
lints pom 3pieieI fabren fp1en."
Srpden tr!piberte Eager: sd bin
benno@ auf benz re4ten We9! Sci
Dir lisgt Der 2ipp i'm @erbluten2 2e6t
CT no4?"
r@arenbi! Mober peiBt benn bu
oas? Cine 5lp'ioere Sad! @ber es lit
Elm Ding, uno gut iit's, bdb Der ga,
Ser ga 1T! 9a fannit benz 2ipp glei4
bic !9aren (8ein) perbinben! Infer
elmer peritebt bas ia bod nidt re4t!
Sch nur eleid bineia. 8aoer, in Der
pberen Stub liegt Der 2ump! Sat
iibrigens feline @efabr nit benz Ser
bluten!"
@dbreno ii9 Der 8aber entfernte.
fragte Der Eager: u@er 1T Der
2ipp?"
nMein &ne9t unb 2ump baau!
Stott in bic Mrbeit, gebt Der &erl
Wilobret f9ieBen, un0 seitern 1T er
beimsetpmmen nit einem &useli4ub
in Ser Iinten 9aren! Sat fart ses
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

Gin GinIenosr unterbrei,ete elmer
I9pei3er 3situn9 ben fol9enosn 0ors
IdIae our 2Oiuns bes NeltfrieOens
probIems:
Die 2OIuns bieiss ProbIems lam
nur BARN sefunOen perosn. Dob @ls
ter, osrsn bic MenI9beit in allen
Staten in 6rieoens5eit OOsr gum
Rriea unbeOin9t beoarf, unter 8srs
poItuns Der asIomten Menidbeit ges
felt perosn. IS muB cine Wereinis
aunq bon @ertretern aler Stoaten
auItonbe tommen, Die an einem oeer
Oielsi9t mebreren eeeignsten Orten
minoeItsns Elm fir jeOen Stadt glei9
unentbebrlides Gut Derpultet uno
D~crtsiIt. Sn Jrieoens5eiten Iinb iOl4e
Sitter bauptiGdIid bic Cuff, bas
WuFer uip.. Die aber teinen menidIis
den Mabnabmsn unter5ogen iperOsn
16nnsn; i'm &rieg ober e%epinnen nod
onbere, bon ben Menf9en bergeitelte
Sitter ausfdIossebenOs 8sbsntung, 10
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

oab in3pif9en Der beItsnte Jnbrs
mann gum Soubomel tommt uno
ben trnnten 2ipp gu Sal unb ipsib
Soft pobin brinet. ST Der 3ipp ober
Der Raubf4ib unb M0rOer &anbls,
10 mub bic 0erbinOung p~erbinosrt,
Der SotbeItonb sefi9ert lueroen. Wenn
dber 9oser Suerft gum berod4ti9en
2ipp fGbrt, tunn in6pii4en 2onol
itsrben.. -.
.@ott i'm 9immsI! Wus ion i4
tun2" itObnte Der alte i'm 3pisfpoIt
Der @efiible.
auf ole 3pieieIuns fam BON obsn
Der Oorfba0er, Der i9on pom peitem
ben 9oeer onrief.
,@ott lei eeIobt, Der tommt 9'rao
re4t!!" fpro4 9ager unb portete; CT
5itterte, ols CT ben @eIi4tsausbrud
bes 8o6ers fab. Die Srage na4 benz
3uitunb oes Spbnss ertarb ouf Der
.3unge.
Der gum Subrtpsrt eetOmmsne
8aoer fpra9 ti%efernit: ~S9ie4t
itebt's, 9oser. MuBt bid ouf einen
bOien 4ussang gefabt MAIDEN! Der
8onOl bat einen &ugeIi4uB i'm linz
terleib -"
rSeIf' uns Soft Ser Serr!" d@5te
Der arme 8ater.
wSit mir mebr gu poaen, So9er!
Was i9 bob tun tOnnen, oos 1T ge=
f9eben! Sen transport i'm S9fens
tarren balt' bein 8ub nimmer aus!"
nMub Der 3anbl - beut nod berz
f9etoen?"
rgaein, nein! GtIi9e Sag pirb ct
i9on nod Ieibsn miiFen,"
9ager faBte ii4 RAID. gntf9lofen.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27
Bur Trage 6tr Trieoens= @arautien.
ciarartiar goridIaa our e5fnus Ses f~duieria,n 8rObI,ms.

BON SprsneItoffen pirb stnem neutrn<
len Stat iiberbunben unb Der 4ufs
Ii6t elmer 8eborbe unterTeIt, in Der
ale 8srtrogsItdaten bur9 Elm Mits
slieO psrtretsn fino. Dieter Stoot ole
lein iibt bos oisIer 8ebOroe s~uftebenos
MonopoI fir 9sriteuung Bon Sprengs
Itoffsn aus, t%pGbrenoOem bic genannts
8e6Droe bic @orrdte Dsrpoltst, ben
8ertauT bepili9t unb bic Musfubr be-
psrtItelist. sic oerfiigt auBerbem
iiber cine MbteiIung, oeren Srsane lee
bi9Ii9 gu t~ontronieren boben, ob bus
MonppOl nirgenOs our9 cine einoels
ltaotli9e probuttion psrlebt ipirb.
Diro cine fpl9e @erlsBune oOer Elm
8srIu9 bierau feitgeiteat, erfOlst fos
fort @sraeigung, bic SprensitoFfe unO
Munitionslisferungen an ben ben
@ertrog OerleBenoen Stoot bOren auf,
unS frfsrn innerbalb on~gemefener
5riIt oie @ertragsberIeBung ni9t be-
Ieitigt lit. tperOsn bic iibrigen Staoten
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

isbtY" Der Bauer besriff fofort unb
tebenten Zones: rSu ormsr
8oter!!' lnO piuis sing er nit 5um
Rne9t.
9assr f9ritt bo9oufssri9tet an
bos 8stt oes &ne9tes uno tponte elm
@erbDr Beginner. So9 2ipp orebte
ben teiIptiie nod nit Rub eeI9pdr5s
ten Gopf CUR Wanb unb f4pieg trO>
Big. Ollie 9emiibunsen 9dgers, elm
@eitdnOnis gu er5ieIen, bIiebsn ber>
ssbli9. @rbittert iaste Eager: rSft
au9 re9t! Wirit bait nun ouf cine
anbere @rt gum HsOen ssapungen
~peroen!"
auf Susers @s6sib sriffen Der
8doer uno SaubumeI gu. 2ipp ipur<
De aus benz Bett esboben, binab ee>
trogen unb troy bes Wiberftunbes
in 9ogers Garren geIegt, gut gebet>
tet unb feftsebunben. 9ie Oe4feIn
5Ogen an, treii9eno uno tnarrenD
ging bic Sabrt obpdrts CUR 3piefe<
lung.
2ipp f9Gumte Dor Mut, ronte bic
4usen, flu9te entfeBIi9 un0 fu9te
ii9 gu befreien. Iber bic Stride bieIz
ten feline Mrme unb 9dnbe feft. Mls
bas @efdbrt bic SpieIelung errei9te,
peritummte Der &ne9t, fein Bid mar
forf4enb ouf Den Bauer seri9tet, Der
bic Se9feIn auf Sen Saumpfao na4
Iints lentte. = n9ii!~'
2ipps Geii9t berSerrte ii9 unb
fiinoete S4reden un6 @ntieben an;
beifer rief er: nGi9t, ni9t. Bauer!
Ri3t binouf! 9inunter!"
S@neiben0 iaarf fpra4 Saeer,
Ser binter benz &arren f6ritt unb