davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

am In the market for few ear
loads OF potatoes for immediate or
future delivery.
VIM. N. Hardwick. representing
Weyl-Zackerman & Co.. the largest
shippers. west OF Chicago. Telephone
20 w. II.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
For Sale or Trade

practically new Studebaker Top
Buggy and SET OF light driving haI-
ness. VIII trade for cows. calves,
hogs or sheep.
Frasers-Pen6e Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
For Sale

At half price or trade for cattle,
one galvanized 1280-bushel grain
bin. one hog motor. with plank plat
form, hay derrick. movable hog
houses, and other useful things about
the farm. Write or see
c. J. Manner,
II. miles North OF Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

A full line OF heating stoves and
ranges. all styles and prices. Call
and look at our line before buying
L Herisson's. 1t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Apples for Sale

Fine cooking, eating and drying
apples for sale. W. c. White, Or
chard Grove Farm. Barrymore Cor
ner. II.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
HE'S BOND SLACKER?I
Alta Vista Banker Said to Have
knocked" Government Paper.

Alta Vista, Kan, Oct. 20.-Unless
H. f. Dierking, cashier of the Peo-
pies State bank of Alta Vista, Kan,
can offer an alibi, liberty bond cam
paign managers will continue to look
upon him as a~hond Stacker.
A letter to which Mr.. Dierking' S
signature is attached indicates that
Henry w. F. Wege of Eskridge, Kan,
a neighboring town, wrote to the Peo-
pies State bank saying he desired to
subscribe for liberty bonds But Mr..
Dierking advised his customer against
investing and strengthened his advice
by adding that he had not purchased
liberty bonds because he did not want
to tie up his money ''in that kind of
ling time paper"
The letter follows:
Dear Sir: 1 received your letter and also
the $25 for which you will find tnclosed
duplicate slip. Now about the government
bonds, l will say even if they do bear
per cent which they do, 1 think in your
better for you to put it in the bank for say
six months or a year at time we pay
the rate Of per cent here on time cert1f1-
Gates like that and then if you should want
to use it it would be where you could get II.
l think these bonds are all o. X, but
or more, 1 don't think it would be the
proper thing for you to do
Then, apparently as an after
thought, Mr.. Dierking writes in capt.
tai letters Personal please"
The letter has passed thru the
hands of government authorities and
they say they see readily why Mr..
Dierking should desire its contents to
remain a secret.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
FIRE SEASON is ON
Four Blazes in "a Hours Keeps City
Department Busy

The fire season is on. That is the
opinion of Fire Chief Joseph Hanlon.
Four. fires have been reported in the
last twenty-four hours. This is more
than have been reported in any single
dav for more than a month.
The fires were not of the winter va
riety, except one. One was needless
call according to the records. Smoke
from the furnace was the cause for
the alarm sent from the residence at
209 Edgewood at o'clock this morn
ing The house was owned by r. w.
Palmatier.
W. A. L. Thompson Hardware COM
pany is minus an awning on account
of fire. caused by a cigaret thrown
from the second story window
Matches aIlI boys were given as the
cause of blaze at vacant house
located at Tenth and Adams street.
reported at o'clock this morning
The fourth fire was reported Frida Y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
Police Sergeant Noticed 1t and Found
Cache of Liquor

Mrs Maude White, who won fame
as Topeka's first woman jitney driver,
stepped into the limelight again late
Friday night thru the medium-o fifty
four pints of whisky found in a clothes
closet in a house at 1921 Madison
street in which she lives. Just why
Sergeant Sturm should think stairs
shouldn't squeak when he deposited
his 200-odd pounds on them, is an I'M
answerable question.
Just the same, as Sturm was leav-
ing the house his suspicious turned to
a stairway which groaned as he
stepped upon it. A search revealed
twelve more pints of the fluid so prec-
ious and costly in Kansas these days.
Mrs. White broke into tears and de-
MED that the liquor belonged to her.
Mrs. White also gained considerable
publicity last winter when she picked
up her child on the street and drove
across country with her and placed
the girl in the hands of relative
defying court orders to the effect that
the child should be placed temporar-
lily in the hands of another person
Mrs. White was obliged to return the
child until the probate court had
heard the testimony given by her and
her former husband.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
If Too Fat
Get Fresh Air
How You May Reduce a
Pound Daily and Improve
Health Amazingly

Lack of fresh air, it is said, weakens
the oxygen carrying power of the
blood. the liver becomes sluggish, fat
accurnulates, the heart action becomes
weak, work is an effort and the beauty
of the figure is destroyed.
Fat put on by indoor life is I'M
healthy and, if nature is not assisted
in throwing it off, a serious case of
obesity may result.
Don't wait until your health is
ruined thru carrying around a burden
of ursightly and unhealthy fat.
Spend some time daily in the open
air; breathe deeply, and get from any
druggist a box of oil of korein cap
sules: take one >after each meal and
one before retiring at night, also fol-
lowing the other simple directions
that come with the box.
Weigh yourself every few days and
keep up the treatment until you are
down to normal. Oil of korein is alb
solutely harmless, is pleasant to take,
helps the digestion. and even a few
days treatment is likely to show a
noticeable reduction in weight. This
system has succeeded when other
remedies, etc, have failed. 1t is the
delight of those who wish to improve
their figure and acquire younger ap-
e.-Advertiseme nt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20

copper or brass pots and sauce pans
like they use "over there" will fit in
shiningly.
Either the blue and white, the yell
low and white, or the all white kitchen
is winning trio to choose from. or
course there may be a few aesthetic
souls who are forced TO wrestle with
the pots and pans in these present
days of stress who would prefer to do
SO in an atmosphere of mauve or
reseda. Let them go as far and as
mauve as they like. If it helps them
to scour out pots in a purple sink or
fry flapjacks on a Nile green stove
y no is there to draw the color line?
Unless of course they should be able
to snare a husky Bridget after they
got it all mauved up. She'd probably
proceed to paint it red for them or
at least quit the job and then paint
the place black to all other applicants.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
XMAS FOR WARRIORS
Red Cross, Santa Claus for Every
American Soldier and Sailor.

washington. Oct. 20.-Every Amer
lean soldier and sailor will have the
best Christmas the Red Cross can
give him. Each one in this country or
abroad will receive a Christmas pack
age, approximating a value of $3.50
and containing chewing gum, tobacco,
writing material, games, dried fruit,
candies, puzzles. knives, mouth or
gans or other articles. Each pack
age is to be wrapped in khaki-col-
ored handkerchief and tied with red
ribbons.
The work of making the packages
will be divided among the 2S00 Red
Cross chapters and one-third of the
allotment will have to be in the di-
vision warehouses by November i.
Money for the purchase of the
pa ekages is being raised thru contri-
buttons by individuals.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
GET A HALF HOLIDAY
Kansas Troops Given Chance to CeIe-
brate Liberty Bond Day.

Camp Doniphan. Fort Sill, Okla,
Oct. 20.-Kansas athletes are making
their marks at Camp Doniphan. Fri
day a half holiday in observance of
liberty bond day was declared and
the First Kansas Eattalion of en-
gineers won first place in a series of
field events over the Missouri oppo-
nents.
In the afternoon the men were ad-
dressed by Champ Clark, speaker of
the house of representatives. and
Governor Capper of Kansas. Twenty
five thousand men were gathered
around the speakers stand when
Governor Capper came up in a motor
car. SAs he stepped from the car the
First Kansas Field Artillery band
struck up 1.-THE Old Gray Mare" the
regiments fighting air, which has
been played by the band on all spe-
cial occasions since arriving at Doni-
phan and was the last thing played
before leaving Toueka for the mobi1i-
zation camp. The governor talked
about the war.
There is but on way out" he
said. ST know what that is; you know
it. We will win"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
A MIRACLE MAN!
Capper viii Be Political Mar
vel if He Becomes Senator.
Not Kansas Form To Go Up
From Governors Chair.
lINT EInIIH 10 nnnnHIREn
HOT FIGHT is PROMISED
Charles F. Scott Is Certain To
Carry Big Following.
The Primaries Are just Nine
Months OFF Now.

Kansas may smash some political
traditions in the United States sena-
torial fight next year. Should Cover
nor Capper win the Republican nomi-
nation and the election, ne Will be the
first governor of this state to realize
senatorial aspirations. With a record
for having smashed one or two form
.er records during his public career, it
is quite likely that the governor will
hold a rather Just claim to the title OF
miracle man of Kansas politics.
The senatorial fight next year will
he something more than mere battle
of candidates. Not that the campaign
itself threatens to drag one minute
For weeks Governor Capper ana
Charles +. Scott OF lola have been
making non-partisan speeches that
tended to clinch the voters on FOOT
for the senatorial primaries next
August. Joseph L. Brlstow outllheu
his campaign plans last spring Wnen
he took an anti-war stand ana sHielleu
craft and corruption in washington
IN their own way, Governor "a pei
scott and Bristow have been busy thru
the summer and early fall.
scott for the War.
Scott has been making a straight
.Dr-the-war speech. He is versatile.
.orceful and adroit and he mas calieu
Kansas to the colors in most pa
triotic manner. In making his war
-peec hes, Scott has been afforded an
opportunity to meet thousands OF Kan
as voters And the Scott speech mas
- on for the lola man following III
,verv. section of the state.
Contrasting the Scott stand, Brls-
tow has leaned feminist the govern
uent." He laid the ground plan for
IL campaign policy shortly after the
var declaration, when ne Went "
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
MINISTER'S WIFE LOSES
Dismiss. Separate. Maintenance Suit
Against Husband just From PEN

Chicago, Oct, 2o.-Mrs. Ruth soper
Darnen of Owatonna, Mimi. has lost
her suit for separate maintenance
against Rev James Morrison Darneli.s
former preacher who recently conn
pleted a term in Leavenworth prison
for violating the Mann act.
The suit was dismissed late yester-
day by Circuit Judge Brothers for
want of equity.
Brothers also dissolved an fnjunc-
ton restraining DarnelI from dispos-
ing of $4,000 worth OF property in
Peoria.
Mrs. Darnell has taken an appeal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
BREAKS A COLD
In A FEW HOURS
First dose of ''Pape's Cold Com
pound" relieves all
grippe misery.

Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose
of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken ev-
cry two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery ana
break up a severe cold either IN the
head. chest body or limbs
It promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passa ges; stops nasty dis
charge or nose running; relieves sick
headache, dizziness, feverishness, sore
throat, sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness.
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores.
II acts without assistance. tastes nice.
and causes no inconvenience. Don't
. cent ute.-Advertisement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
ONLY BIG GUN BATTLES
Violent ArtiIlerying Only Activity
Reported on West Front.

London, Oct. 20.-violent artillery
ing was reported in today's official re-
port from Field Marshal Haig.
North of Lens, between Tower
hamlets. and the Ypres-Roulers rail-
way, the enemy's artillery was active
yesterday evening and early at night -
he said. Northeast of Ypres, there
was considerable artillerying mutu-
ally"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
GRANT FREIGHT HIKE
Chic State Commission Comedies Rail-
roads 10 Per Cent Increase.

Columbus, o., oct. 2O.-An increase
of Is per cent in all freight rates ex-
cept on coal, coke and iron was grant
ed to Ohio railroads for one year eff
fective November 20, by the Ohio
public utilities commission today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20

morning at 1880 o'clock The blaze
was caused by an overheated furnace
in the house at 1419 Van Buren, street.
No estimate has been made of the
damages
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
ATTACK PASSENGERS
200 Armed Brigands HoId-Up Trair
in Russian Caucasus.

London, Oct. ga dispatch to thu
Times from Odessa says 100 passen
gers were killed or wouI~Aed on tran
hold mn nv 200 armed brigands nea
Vladfkaykaz in the Caucasus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
OberIin Defeats Wakeeney.

OberIin, Kan, Oct 20.-The Ober-
lin high school football team defeat
ed the Wakeeney team here Friday
afternoon by the score of 81 to 0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20

al
ar S
as made ali of DOZENS of who patriotic
ar me
Hot n Baroness o burg formerly n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20

The new cooks had the kitchen done
With blue its motif note
Because it matches up you see
Patrolman Casey's coat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
STAIRWAY GROANED

damages
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

mir bic etpa eintretenben 9inoernife
bor, oenen i9 gu begesnen bate. Sd
Iab i'm Settle i9on bas 9erporbreden
Der Muhen in unferen linten Jliigel.
Gaarf flogen unIere 8lide lumber.
Gun selangten mir auf einen ebenen
2anbftri9, Der uns nod DON Dem
Gumpf unb benz 11ebergansspuntt
trennte. Sd rift bor unb ipGbte in Die
gbens 6inaus.
BORT oriiben -- mos NOR baS,
am 9orioont bic tleinen tribblisen
Bunfte? = &eiter! = Satpobl!
Nun rettete uns nllr nod oie @9nel<
ligteit u~nierer Nohe, Mit fliegenben
Morten tlGrte i9 meme 2erte auf
unb Damn bieB es log, oas 2eBte aus
benz Saul berausgepumpt, mas er
bergeben fonnte.
Oonnertpetter, bic puntte ba bril-
ben bepesen ii9, tperDen sr0Ber. baben
bas slei9e 3iel pie mir Den
Sumpfiibergang. 'Sie baden uns gez
ieben, fie molten uns ben Weg OBJ
f9neioen.
rNun brauf, Sungens, tper our9z
fommt, ma9t Meloung!!" Bon bieiem
Moment an tam i4 fagen, bob mir
iebes MuBenbemuBtfein entf9tDanb.
Sd fiblte ni9t bic @aloppipriinge
meines sebebten Gaules, i9 fpiirte
ni@t Den beftigen 2uft5us, Der un>
feblbar beim rafenben Gdlopp ent<
ftebt. Ni9ts - - fIblte i9
mir mar, afs Oh i9 tin idBe uno
tpdre geatpungen, tatenloS Dem ungez
melbeten ginbru9 Der &ufen in nnz
fer f4Dnes OitpreuBen su5uieben.
nett mad BORN sebeugt, panote ih
tein @uge bon ben INNER ndber fomz
menoen @uFen. Mie cine 8iiion
tau9te es bor mir auf. Sd iab brenz
nenbe O0rfer, miBbanbelte Meni9en,
pernabm bas Donnern Der S9laht,
bOrte Die pilben G9reie Der ruhif9en
9oroen. 4ber pi9t ettpa 10, baB Elm
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

arieosffi8se ans bem Often. gun srit eanm.

Bir faBen seniitli9 beifammen
uub fpro6en Ser 8ople, bic Der @aitz
oeber, SonitGtsrat Softor Yilbring,
onldBli6 0es @eburtstagcs unieres
&aiIers eeitiftet bate, nader gu.
Sos @eIprG9 orebte ii9 I'm frte>
oeriIde Oinge unb mir geldngten an
6as aopitel pip6oIpsiI4e @ri9einuns
aen. ga9 einisem Sir unb BiOer err
bob Der iunge Sberleutnant bon Ser
bob feline Stimme: "Streiten mir uns
bod ni9t Inn 9inge, bic meni9Ii9er
bertrand eben ni9t NIT Der pifienz
{doftliden @ae oiismeiTen lam. Nus
ein3elnen Sdlen lafien ii4 feline aus
9emeinen S9liife 5ieben. Mer etpas
Oerartiges erIebt, lam einen 8eitrag
ltefern, dber es bleibt ebelI INNER MIR
Elm @in5elfan. limb tpenr es poriiber
lit, frogt man fi9 unipiatiirIi9:
r@te mar es bod, unb ipie fling es
an?"
,Sa6en @ie i%rgenoein 6erartiges
@rlebnis binter fi4, 9err Sberleuts
nant, 10 ipplen sic es uns, bite,
sSntereFe baIber ni@t b%orentbaIten."
Ser Sberleutnant, tpel9er tpegen
zines G9rapneufdufes, Der ibm ben
SberI6enteI aerriFen, bier !5eilung
fu9te, iob beOG9tig Dor fi9 bin. Mah
einem 8eil9en ftreifte er bic 4f4e
BON feiner 3igarre unb iagte, aIs ct
uniere ertportungsbolen 8lide auf fi9
geri9tet fab: r@igentli4 TT oa gar
nidt DieI gu er5dbleu, meme 9erre1,
ouBer. benz duBeren 8organg, unb
Der lit ia tpo4I nt@t groB BON 8eoels
tung, aber - es Bate iein tDn@
men. So, MIN feben Sic, ieBt
itoBe ih f9on ouf bas, tpas mir baz
mails sic Nerben oufpeitT9te, als
i9 sic MeI0une au iiberbringen fu4z
tie, bic groBe Srage, tpas entitdnben
pdre, ipenn i9 o6er meme 1lanen
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

Bib RAID ouftau9te un6 tpieher
berf9nano. Nein, enblos lang ipan@
men fi9 biele 8iIber aus, fiir9terIi9,
%gralenbaft. l1no INNER ndber fdmen
mir benz 3iele, Der nit 8irten um@
fdumten Strobe, bic uns our9 bos
8ru9moor fibrte. Nber unerbittli9
riidten au9 Die Setter beran.
Sd tpar fpie gelGbmt. @nblos
idien mir Die 3eit. Meine Slime
ftrebten nit aler Ma9t bortpGrts in
buntlem, fiir9terli9em 0rans, unb
Oenno9 bate i9 bas @efiibl, ais pb
mein &0rper tpeienlos unb gefeiIeIt fei.
Cine Stimme fubr in ben 8unn tpie
aus tpeiter Gerne, uno bod mar es
neben mir. v9err Sberleutnant, mir
bahen's gef9afft, BORT TT bic StroBe."
Der llnteroffiaier rief es. 2angs
fam fam i9 gum 8etpuBtfein, fiiblte
plDbli9 pie nit einem Gud bic itdrte
8epegung 6es ealoppterenben @auz
les unb muBte mid antlammern, INN
ni9t oie9errf9aft iiber meinemR6rper
gu Derlieren. Sin bener S9rei aus
meiner &eble lDite ben unieligen
8ann. Sd fiiblte mid 10 lei9t, als
fei cine 3entnerlaft bon mir genDmz
men. Nob einen Bid mari i9 ouf sic
8erfolger, mir lieben tie 5uriid. Nun
f9ohen tie auf uns, trafen natirli4
ni9t.
nnterofiaier sriei6 blidte 5uriid
unb iagte: nDas ion uns elmer no@<
MAIDEN, in flint Minuten cine iDl9e
Strede auriidlegen."
Sin @9auber iiberlief mid. rSiinf
Minuten nur, aber mas bate metne
@eele nt9t dies erlebt, nel9e 3eit
batte iie in bieIer turaen @panne
our9eilt!"
Die beftige Sreube in mir nar0
plDBli9 arg gebGmpft, benn bor uns
tnotterte f9arfes @~epebrfeuer.
8ui9pert un6 8irfen pertpebrten
uns bier bic SernIi9t.
.@s 1T am Joritbaus," mefnte Der
ltnteroffi5ier.
nGinerlei pas Dor uns itebt, bur9
miFen mir, unb tpenn mir ie gu
Bret reiten."
@lei9 Turien f9oHen mir ben
trodenen Weg entlang. Wie tiidif@e
Musen eloBten uns BON rs9ts uno
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

nod re4t8eitis oie @eOette, tpel@e
bort aipif9en osn 8Gumen bGlt. Wir
: perI9pinoen unb reiten i'm ausbpIenz
ben 8ogen mad NorDen.
9te aufsebenbe Spnne beIeu4tete
Elm berrIt9es Bib, als mir am Sau>
me zines @oIbes bieIten unO nod
Siiben gu f9autsr. Nuf Dem por uns
ItegenOen 8IodfeIb Iogerten Sruppsn
in Der Stdrte BON minOeftens einem
rufif9en Mrmeetorfs. pdtrouiaen
rttten ms @orgeIGnoe. urb mir itieg
es pI0Bli@ fie0beiB auf Die @erant@
tuortung fir fi9ere An6ringung Der
Melbung.
8liBf9neu orbeiteten meme Sc
bdnten.
Mir faBen in TO- 'ner Grt Sale,
benn ieOenfaus iparen br9 mehr
patrDIinen, ols bic BON uns geii9z
tete, no9 unIerer Sront abgegongeu,
unb Die fonnten uns ieBt lei9t Den
Meg berfperren. Die Melbung aber
mar BON FOLDER Mtbtigteit, ooB mir
alles oaran feBen muBten, I'm bieielbe
au iiberbrtngen. Ser Seino tonrte
bier let9t eiren @oritob MAIDEN, benin
unfere Sruppen itanben ettpas fibli=
der. Sin f9maler Sumpfitreifen, mic
fie bort aulanbe ni9ts Seltencs fino,
berfperrte mir Den biretten Weg. On
elmer Gtelle aneroings NOR er pafier=
bar, es fiibrte iogdr cine gang letos
lt9e @traBe bort binbur4. Iber pir@
De i4 bort mod burdfommen?
Nun, es mubte UNI ieben 9reis
beriu4t perben. Nir ritten log. Mfei@
ne 8esleiter, ftrumme padere Sum
gems, tpuBten, mos ouf Dem Spiele
ftanb, unb fparen bereit, bur9 Sob
uno 901e nit mir gu reiten.
6ie0erbaft arbeitete mein 9irn, i'd
iiberbadte iebe M0gli9teit bes @e@
lingens unierer aufgabe uno fteute
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

olten 8aitionsn auf Der 9Obe Bel
grabs berunterf9aut auf ben Strom,
Der iie6t ouf cine peite. fat enolos
i1einenbe @aherfldAe. oeren Rdn=
Der in Der 5erne ins ungaril4e Sief@
Lamb ii9 psrlieren. Nber fein Strpm
lift gu brett. bob ni6t beuti4e pio@
Mere fir Mann unb 9eI9is einen
Weg bereiten.
unssfdbr As Slim. ftromabpdrts
Iiegt auf benz redten ufer Semens
bria. Die Stabt 1T i'm @iered um>
f9loFen BON sraolinisen, grauen, 5ins
l1engetr0nten Mauern, Die bon 5abl@
reiten biersdisen Siirmen bslsbt lino.
@emenoria tit Der Mittelpuntt Des
ferbif9en @etrcibebanbels unb 10 bee
tel Der 9afen, an benz aud ale S4ifs
fe Der t. t. Observation-Disclosures
f9aft unb t. ungarii9en SluB> uno
Seei9iffa6rt M.z@. anlegen, elm reid
belebtes Bib. Mdbreno bon linfs bic
Musldufer Der &arpatben BART an Den
Strom tmreter, lte9en am re4ten llfsr
bic 90 irle bes 8nlfan. aus bensn
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

ni6t re4taeitis Melbung gema9t.
4ber es 1T pobl am sei4eiteften, i'd
eraGble Sbnen bic Nngelegenbeit 4ro=
nologif4.
SIN Der Ma6t pom Is. auf ben
16. Musuit erbielt i'd ben @uftrog,
einen @rfunounssritt Ditli4 bon
StallupDnen, Der @arniion unierer
apeiten unb britten G9naoron a9ter
nlanen, ausaufibren. Sas 9eldnoe
fopie Ole Grenatarte TT unfereinem ia
bort ni9t fremb. Sd nebme mir Den
nnteroffisier Sriefd unb flint als
ti9tige Setter betnnnte nldnen mt,
unb mir traben nod Mitterna9t los,
Inn nit benz friibeiten in 9i9t an
ben &ufen gu iein.
Sin ein5iges Mal iperben mir BON
elmer ruFi19en YatrouiIe bef9oiien.
S6 femme Elm Mirtsbaus BORT bt9t
an ser @rense, tpo bic StraBe nod
Mplfops3ti fibrt. BON oa aus bat
man 11on e11ert gang 9uteft NusS
Bid. SD geoa9te bon bier in iloli@
6er @thtung Die ru1il@e 5ront ent=
lang gu reiten.
Mir batten ettpa mod 5ebn Miluds
ten Bis gu benz befagten @irtsbaus
au reiten, als Der nnteroffi3ier plObz
li9 ben Saul anbdlt unb mir Suflii=
ftert: sd .bGre Setter, 9err Obers
leutnant, ndre es ni9t better, mir lies
BEN iie but99"
,Gelbitrebenb, mir biirfen uns auf
feline &lopferei einlaHen. faf@ in Die
8uKeln!"
Raum fino mir beriGpunben, 10
feben mir i'm 0Gmmergrau Der
f9minbenoen Na9t Ole G9atten pon
etma aipan5is aeitern auf osm Wess
ppriibergleiten.
Sobalb fie bur4 finb. seht es pei=
ter. Mir iteigen 8ebenfen altf, benn
10 iusit n0rbli9 5dtte id feline &ufen
permutet. @orfi9tig nGbere i9 midi
anein benz Mirtsbaus unb bemerte
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

5elien am Nusgang oes &aaanpaT=
Ies. 9iun pirb bic 2anoidaft liebli@
der, bic 8erge aa beiben Seitsn iperr
ben niebriser. SO 1T 0as @ebiet Der
Oreildnoerede, tpo ungarn, HumG=
MEN uno Serbien auiammenitoBen.
Ser S9iffabrt itanb bier bas grOBte
9inoernis entsegen, oas GjroBe gifer>
ne Sor. bic sroBe, apiiden Sriopa
unb SurnzS eperin quer fi9 iiber ben
Strom lesenbe Granitbant. SEPT ses
tpd6rt elm ausgefprenster S9iffabrtss
tanal re4tsufris freie Dur9fahrt.
!0ier baben beutf9e S%eerpolfer mil
ibrem &riegsgerdt ben Weg gefunben.
sSebenfaas aber miro in frieoli1en
3eiten Der Nustauf9 ber Sitter 5tpis
i9en Sen 00ltern, Die BON Mittsls
europa iiber ben Sosporus Bis na9
Niien bin als 8unbes= unb Rampfz
senORen ii4 suiammenfdlOHen, ben
Strompeg beleben unb cine ilelte Nere
bes Srieoens uno 0es Segens pirD
bann au9 benz 9onouitrom cine reae
8eoeutuna Geben.