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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
lEvEE BOARD TO
Get INFORMATION
Committee on River Front Project
Meets and Lays Plans TO Gather
Required knowledge.
ENGINEER SPEAKS on PROJECT
n. II. TunnicIliie Of Davenport Tells
Of Steps Taken To Construct
Modern Wharf.

All information available upon the
construction Of municipal wharfs viii
be secured before further definite
steps are taken TO give Rock Island
a modern water front.
This was decided at meeting OF q
committee on the levee project held
at the Chamber OF Commerce head
quarters last night 1t was author
lied that f. w. Bender. secretary OF
the committee, write 10 various river
cities which have installed river
fronts for information concerning the
method Of constitution and cost.
n. II. Tunnicliffe Of Davenport, a
civil engineer. who directed the con-
struction of the Davenport leyee, was
present at the meeting and told of
the work in the city across the river.
He has been appointed a member Of
the local leyee committee by the en-
gineers club.
Commission Attends.
Members Of the municipal commits
sion, which recently renewed the en-
deavor to give Rock Island suitable
harbor by having q harbor line fixed
by government engineers, were pres
eDt. il was stated at the meeting that
while numerous efforts had been
made In the past to obtain modern
wharf for Rock Island and that all
had failed, it should be the purpose
OF the committee 70 work untiringly
for the present project and bring It to
a successful termination.
Aside from the commissioners, those
present at the meeting were G. A.
Hallgren, ~ b. Duyon, T. 3. Davis and
+. w. Bender. c. J. Searle, Wallace
Treichler, Ralph Lamont and ]. *
Scott, others members, were absent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
DAVENPORTER HEAD
OF FOOD COMMITTEE,

Washington, Dec. Appointment
of a committee OF representative re-
tail grocers to aid in putting before
retailers the aims OF the food admin
istration, was announced today by
Food Administrator Hoover. The
chairman, John IL. Schaefer Of DAY.
export, Iowa, Will serve as a volan-
teer assistant to the food administra-
ton. The other members Of the COM
mittee are Sol westerfeld of Chicago,
Leon NJ. Hattenbach Of Denver, A. NJ,
Decker of Orange, n. j.; r. H. Craw-
ford of Philadelphia, and W. G.
Wrightson of Jersey City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
APPEALED CASE Is
CONTINUED BY COURT

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-The su-
preme court today allowed the motion
Of the county Of Rock Island to file
its brief by Jan. 10, 1918, and the re-
ply brief of Bishop Dunno by the first
day of the February term, and con-
tnued by agreement Of both parties
the appeal Of Bishap Edmund J.
Dunno Of the diocese 81 Peoria Of the
Catholic church against the
county Of Rock Island from the iudg
ment of the circuit court Of Rock Is
land, in which the circuit court denied
the petition Of the bishop for an in
junction restraining the county Of
Rock Island from constructing its new
jail within 200 feet of Catho-
lie parochial school In Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
LEADS TO
WARM FISTIC FIGHT

ITO hook or not to hook" was the
question that started fstic battle be-
tween two bosom friends, both resi-
dents of Washington, Iowa, on Fourth
avenue between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets yesterday after
noon. II. Niehoff wanted to pawn a
suitcase containing some clothes be
longing TO himself and his pal, Alfred
Norman. Hot words led to a fight in
which Niehoff was badly mauled An
eyewitness to the affair summoned
the police and the pair were placed
under arrest. Both paid fines Of So
and costs in police court today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05

one hundred will be taken into the
order at that time.
Members Of the delegation Of the
council which attended the dedication
of the new St. Anthony's, churchsi
Atkinson yesterday reported that the
ceremony was a very impressive af-
fair. There were many out-of-town
priests present. George p Stauduhar
OF Rock Island was the architect for
the edffiee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
BOY RUNAWAYS WITH
STOLEN AUTO CAUGHT

After driving overland from St.
Paul, Mimi, in an automobile stolen
from roomer in one Of their homes,
three youthful runaways were arrest
ed by Davenport police today. They
gave names Of Neal Ellsworth, John
Omera and Harold Russell They said
they were on their ways south to en-
list in the army. None was of age.
A revolver containing four empty
shells was found in the pocket Of one
Of the lads. Police will send them
back home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
THEY GAVE:
( Her vINOL
AFTER SICKNESS
1t Completely Restored He.
Strength

Brooklyn. N. Y.-"pneunonia left
me weak and tired, with pains under
my shoulder blades, bad cough and
no appetite. Five bottles Of Vinol
restored my strength and health. I
gained in weight and my cough dis
appeared" Mrs. 8. Richter, Isa
Menhan St, Brooklyn. N. Y.
This is because Vinol is a consti-
tutionsl. cod liver and iron remedy
which creates an appetite, aids diges-
ton, enriches the blood and in this
natural manner restores health and
!lrength. Formula on every bottle.
show i to your doctor. He knows.
Red Cross Pharmacy, Charles !
Strate, Bengston's Drug store, Rock
Island. and at the best drug store In
every town aud city IA the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
FORMER PILOT ON
MISSISSIPPI DIES
Captain John VI. Burns Expires at an
Early Hour After an TX
tended Illness.
on RIVER FOR PERIOD YEARS
Interesting Career Brought TO Close
-CQRdition Grave Since the
Death OF Wife.

Captain John M. Burns died this
morning at 2 O'Clock at his home, 1914
Fifteenth street, after an illness Of 20
months.
He has been ailing since the death
of his wife, a year ago last March.
Last March he suffered severe at
tack of the grippe and never fully
recovered. During the past few weeks
his condition has been growing worse
every day and within the last week
the hopes for his recovery were given
up. His death win cause much sor-
row among his friends as he was
widely known throughout the city.
Captain Burns was born Aug. is,
1914. in Indiana and received his edu-
cation in the public schools in that
state. When young man he left for
Alaska where he learned to be river
pilot. He plotted boats on the Yukon
river for Is years Later he came to
Rock Island and started on the Mis-
sissippi as pilot. People who were
connected with river traffic will never
forget Captain Burns as he was OF a
most loVabie nature and was well
/ liked by everyone. His experiences
on the Yukon river are most thrilling
as he was on the stream during that
time when the territory surrounding
was still unexplored. He followed his
trade as river pilot on the Missis-
sippi for 20 years, retiring five years
age He was united in marriage to
/ Miss Nancy Tinmons OF Montrose,
Iowa, who preceded him in death a
| year ago last March.
Funeral Tomorrow.
Three children survive him. Miss
lone at home, Mrs. Sarah Hollister
of Salt Lake City and Perry G. Of Cali
fornia
I Funeral services will be held TO-
morrow afternoon at the late home
at ? o'clock. Rev. Samuel Van Pelt
Of the First Methodist church will
officiate. Interment viii be in Chip
/ piannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05

Officers for the year we're elected at
the meeting OF Rock Island chapter
No. IS, Royal Arch Masons. last even
ing at Masonic temple. The installa-
ton viii be held in January Those
given Office were:
High Priest-L. o. Swanson.
King-W. ]. Spencer.
Scribe-T. J. Roberts.
Secretary-E. Fl. Ash.
treasurer. Greenawalt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
Funeral Tomorrow.
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
PLAN CEREMONIES

Members OF Allouez council, Knights
Of Columbus. made plans at their
meeting last Right for the initiation
of a large class of candidates next
month. 1t is expected that more than
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
DR.. COFFEE
In Davenport Offices Every
Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday.
TREATS NEW PATIENTS ONE TINE
FREE.

Dr. w. 0. Coffee, the noted oculist
and aurlst, has opened branch Offices
In the First National bank building,
corner Second and Main streets, Day.
export, Iowa. He viii be in these Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
Hundreds of Dozens Handkerchief

Ladies' Linen Hand
kerchiefs. 65e y doz.
Ladies' Linen Initial
Handkerchief, CSC Il
doz.
Ladies' Linen Hand
kerchiefs, s In box,
Sf.W box.
Ladies Lawn EN-
broidered H andke r
chiefs, 3 In box, soc and
zoe box.
Mems Initial Hand
kerchiefs, Zoe box.
Ladies' Fancy Hand
kerchiefs at 10c, 15c
and 20c.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

from the mouth and hands removed
from pockets before saluting). Each
enlisted man, before receiving a pass,
will be inspected, and no passes will
be issued until the following regula
lions have been complied with:
(a) The soldier will be neatly
dressed, shaved, shoes polished and
all parts of the uniform brushed and
cleaned.
(e) Leggings will be habitually worn
by enlisted men only as prescribed to-
wit: (a) All mounted men; canvas
with leather reinforcement, as issued.
(b) All foot troops not mounted: can
vas as issued changed. Changes uni
form specifications No. II, April IA,
1910.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
DRESS UP.

considerable comment has been oc-
casloned by the recent order with ref
erence to the personal appearance of
soldiers and other details, and for the
beneat of the men who failed to read
it carefully, we print the essential
paragraphs:
1.-THE service hat will be habitually
worn and at the proper angle. (Chang-
es uniform regulation No. 10, March
"a, 1910. Coats will be habitualiy
worn unless on fatigue duty. The pre-
scribed salute will be punctiliously
given and acknowledged pipes, Gig
arettes and cigars must be removed
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
Sketch Of General Price

Brigadier General VIM. G. Price,
who is in command Of the 7th Di-
vision, in the absence Of Major
General Clement, rose from the
ranks to his present post. His
first command was in the Sixth In
fantry Later he became part of
the Third Infantry and rose to
Colonel, being elevated from that
rank to Brigadier- General.
Before being given command of
the Artillery Brigade, General
Price was in charge of the First
Infantry Brigade, now the 55th.
In private life, General Price is
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

a building contractor. He is
resident of Chester, which has had
phenomenal growth in the past two
years. The Remington Arms Co,
at Chester, manufactures 1900
rifles daily and the Eddystone Mu-
nitions Corporation ard Baldwin
Locomotive Works have large
plants on the outskirts of the city.
AS a result, thousands of homes
have been built to accommodate
the influx. General Price had a
large part in the development of
the new residential communities
before being called to the border
last year.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
HEADQUARTERS ROSTER 18TH
DIVISION, CAMP HANCOCK.
(Now the 9TH Dvsion9
(Now the 9TH Division.)

MAJoRGENERAL CHARLES M CLEMENT, Commanding
PERSONAL STAFF.
Captain Benjamin C. TIehman Aide Camp
Aide de Camp
Captain William B. Churchman Jr, Aide de Camp.
Lieutenant Colonel Edward L. King, Chief of Staff.
Lieutenant Colonel David j. Davis, Division Adjutant.
Colonel Matthew H. Taegart Division
Taylor Division
lionel William j. Division
William Keller, Division
Cleon Bernhcze, Judge Advocate.
Walter c. Sterling Division Ordnance Officer.
Major Sidney A. HagerIng Division Signal Officer
ADDITIONAL STAFF.
w. Rhoads Chief
n. Smith, Assistant Division Quartermaster
Marshall Henderson, Assistant Division Quarmase
Major Richard w: Watson Assistant Division Adiutant
Captain Augustine s. JaneVVaY Assistant Chief of Staff
Nchodemu, Assistant Division Quarermaser
Captain Walter E. Dumhele Assistant Division Quarermas
Holister Dental Division Hqrs
Second Lieutenant Desmond E Neidis, Pay Clerk;
Second Lieutenant Thermon 3. Clement, Pay Clerk.
Second Lieuten Timothy o. Van Aleu- Pay Clerk.
ATTACHES.
FirstL Spencer McKeon Statistical Officer.
Second Lieutenant Livingston, Statistical Officer
Second Lieutenant Charles E. Soh, Statistical Officer
PRICE, SD FIELD ARTILLERY BRIG
AIDE; is TEMPORARILY COMMANDING The DIVISION
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
4 Letter From the Conamander-n- Chief
THE WHITE HOUSE
I
was HlNGToN i
My dear Mr.. Bryan:
90 September, 1917
FOR
ARMY MEN

am happy to swordof gratitude
Tor The newspapers uhcn
i camps.
understand to be in verysp sense
soldiers newspaper that it be
camps In which they but that havea
general Influence in
the nation behind
and
understanding Of
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

Mr.. John Stewart Bryan,
Richmond, Virginia.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21

Nobel. Sic iuuge 5ron
Gierar5t Gum DienIimGodeD: $50
gen sic mol ole beioen elenNen So
ter bon DER Cir meg, Mmol.. !. Sic
2ente oenfen idlicblid nod. oas iei
uniere Hrarisl"
aus9eplan0ert Son-
rift 6um Sobnden oes @irtes):
.Sunee, bier ioa Elm pr6dtigcs
edo iein2 Man bort ia absr
nidtSi"
~Ha, unier Sausfnedt lit ooD
beiier."
= OepIa3ierte Hebens-
art. aronfer: p$err Goftor, Gdr
lenau9en weroen Sic mir bod err
lauben?l"
@r5t: ~ltnm09li9 = Die idIogen
Sic iid uilr sleid aus Dem 8opiel-
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21

Die bas RationaIpeirGHt Der %rEiianeT
getuunHen t0ir0.

Nte nne 1"utt0HalPetfuHI OCT UteItIoHt1
geiupnHen iOiro.
Qls Die Spanier untsr 5srbinonD
goris3 cum erItsn Mnls ben 9ooen
MerilOs b%etroten, fanosn lie unter ben
@inssborenen Spei Acknowledgements
perbrsitet. Gbocolatl, b. &. i9dumsn>
Oes DaHer, bieb Oas cine, oas aus
benz MebI Der gerOltsten 8aiaobobne
bur6 Inriibren nit ialtem Wniier
su ihdumi9em Brsi bereitet nuroe.
Oos anbere mol cine art Wein, Der
aus BEN Soft elmer aeaDe bur9 @dz
rung 9eipOnnen purOe. Die Sdotos
lnoe rsiSts Io9Ieid Osn eurnpdifhsn
@aumen nnO perbreitets iid balo
iiber bic sanSe @ros. Die puIque
absr = 10 bisb Oas Spsits, bsraus
idenoe 9etrGnt = ionnte nit unies
rem Wein unO Bier nidt in ben
Dettbelperb trstsn. Sic blisb bas
RationolgetrGnt Der Megitoner, Sic
Is nod beute 10 lei0snIdoftli9 germ
bobsn. bab IS BORT pieIe S9dnten
9ibt, in eenen nur PuIque per5npft
piro.
Die agopen. Die bel uns in Rnlie
bGulern aIs Sdmudpflnn5en gepfIeot
neroen, babsn Didfleil6iss, itarrs, am
RanOe meiit sej6bnte 8lGtter. Die UNI
einen tur3en Stomm cine Roiette biz
Oen. Sn nDrbliheren @e9enben toms
men tie crit mad fiinf5ie bis iedSig
Sabren our Blite. in ibrer 9eimat
ober idon na6 penigen Sabren. Ons
Oiirre 9odlan6 BON WeTito lit bns eli
aentlide 9ebiet Der N9%npentultur Tir
pulquebereitung. BORT finoet man
bic ausgeOebnteiten 4%sapsnfelOer, bic
iih oft m~eiIenInng eritrsden. Die
iungsn pfIanSden meroen in elmer
@ntfernung pon 20 bis 30 SUB ge=
itedt. unb 10 Iongs Ie tlein iino, be-
felt man bic 3wildenrdume nit
@etreibe. Musgetpadisn erreiden absr
Die pulqueagapen cine 90be BON 10
5uB unb mebr uno beanipruhsn
bann ben meiten Roum fir iid aIein-
SUVu|U llut Ot PtluH0e HU uillWV~tf
0en 8liitenidoft gu treiben, idneiOst
man bieIen aus unO b0blt an oieier
STEELE ben Stamm aus. Sn Dem
God lammelt iid cine rei4lide Men9e
Soft. Run nimmt Der Msritnner eis
nen Sdlou9 aus S9peinsbaut uuF
ben Riiden, bepebrt li4 nit einer
msgeboblten, an beioen @noen nit
einsm God perIebenen 5lai4entiirbis
0agenaria) unO 9ebt ouf oas Jelo.
Der mildig tribe Soft piro nit
Dem langsn 8iirbis aussebebert uno
in bic Sdmeinsbout entIeert. Die
pulQue idmedi in Iriidem 3uitonpe
IiiBli9, bur9 @Gruns WirO tie fart
oltobolild. IS gibt ou9 Ameritaner.
ole in Merito ipobnen unb Die pul=
que als erfrildenO riibmen, bic metz
ten 6remben aber finoen oas Ra=
tionolgetrGnt Der Meritoner einfnb
TdeubIi9. Rad Der Snftseipinnun9
itirbt ole 9lgape alb un6 Die Yermeb=
rung srfol9t Ourd Wur5elidOblinse.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21

gu fid unb sing IonsTnm. nit s.s
lenttem 9oupt, ben tiir5en Meg bon
Der @aItefteue Biz Su feinem Bureau.
Gr perbrahte ben 8ormittog in
f9peren @ebonten unb tot nur me-
6orii9 iein Wert. Damn mubte Ct
nod einen aus Nep Yort eelon6eten
Sef96ftsfreunb, Ger 3oni4pierigs
teitsn bate, biniibsr nu9 2iperpoul
unb in ben erobsu, bon benz ragen>
ben ubrturm flontierten Woltens
trober bes MmtsgebGuOes am llfer
begleiten. Der Nodmittag beritri9
unb es buntelte, Bis er 5uriidtebrte
unb gIei9 ben Wes na9 feinem !9eim
einf9lug.
G6itb Offnets tbm. sic iub bIaB
unb erregt aus.
vWo porit bu benn9" foots iie.
sd babe felt brei Stunben nod Dir
te!epbOniert unb bi9 ni9t 9efuns
benz"
,So, tpie 5on man briiben an !Saz
fen etnen Menfden finpeng ST et>
mas sei9eben?"
Sine 9epei4e 1T gefommen! Bon
reinem 8ruber aus 2uotpi9s5afen.
Oo!"
@r las: sabre 10 RAID pie mDg>
Ii9 nod @rba9. 8efinosn ernft.
Qeopplb."
Die 6eiben Ta6en iid einen Ius
genblid i9peigerlb an. Damn bsr>
feBte Gbitb: nWir miiRen sIei9 rei>
ien. 8ottlob baben mir ben Sparz
pfennig."
Limb &Iein=Morp?"
sd bab meiner S9ipeiter Sane
teIep6pniert. sic mar i9on bier unb
bat fe abeebolt. sic bebGlt ie uns
terOeiien BEL ii9!"
,Sa... uno Der ltrlaub 80"
n9eute 1T bod i9on Montag.
ltebermorgen i9liebt bod aaes iiber
pfin9iten!"
SIR Monn rib isinen 3pIinberbut
pom 9aden anb elite nu9mals in
Die Na9t binaus. Tad elmer Stun
De fam er surid.
y@ott lei 9ont, Der Gbef mar
nod in Ieiner Office -. Sd tunn
iofort reiien! Sd babe o9t Sage
frei! Wir miifen slei9 paden!"
r@s lit i4on aaes gepodt, !SeI=
lie!...M
o9ann errei9en mir mod ben
Ho9taug nod 2onbDn, unb iinb
mDrgen abenb in 9eutf9lanb!" @r
atimete fdiper cuff. sd fiir@te, gum
Iektenmal fir INNER in Seutf4z
Lamb, @oit6 -"
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21

Prdaifisruns. &ureaIt
(eben in bas elegante !0oiel zines
neuen &urortes eintretenb, bonn sos
teller unb einem Stabe bon &eGlncrn
gei4dftig umringD: Sur %sefdllosn
Roti5, 8erebrteiier. DAB id beaiis.i4
S9rer preiie nur ols aursaIt, nidt
als &urflrit betradtet iperbsn mDhte.
S9nsibis. @ed Tim Oorfs
fruG: @eben sic mir Die Weins anO
Speiietarte, aber ipo sdter Gbams
pagner unb auitern Orauf iteben!
Wirt: Sabt i9 nidt!
@ed: Damn gsben sic mir elm
9rpt nit Safe.
@si6dftstniff. Dirt gu
Ieiner Srau): Du, benz Sommsrs
frii9ler, Der jsbt a @las Mild be-
felt bat, benz glib feline Slisse in Die
Mild, = Der i9iittet'5 aus, bab mit
lie nidt nod nal bertaufen topn:n!
Der 9nappt. 9ait (Oer
cine 5laide .3eItinssr" beitelt ba.):
Nein. brinssn sic mir Iisber .p,ss
porter; = Giinf Minuten): oSer
meinetpesen AUDI m9rauneberser"
Wirt (%lnseoulois): 9err9ott, ipie
oft poIen sic benn 0ie 8eFslluns
nod Gnbern - iebt babe id i1on
bos brittle Gtitstterl auf bic Glalde
setlebt!
= Senadbsm N. 8etannter: no
werOsn sic benn ndditss Sabr bins
rsiIen?
Serr: Wenn mir 0ieIen Winter cine
tidtige G09in triesen. naa - Mas
rienbao!
- S9pe r m . d. ar3t: sic
ionten ieoen Moreen Dor Gem 6ribs
itiid BADEN!
DAME: Sa. aber i9 itsbs yA na4
Dem Triihitiid aufl
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21
getOnidiffe.

4uf I6iFfbaulidem @ebiet bat in
OeutldlonO bic @riinbung elmer Be
tonsi4ifIsperft in ammelung Aufs
Ieben erregt. nit nelbem Yorseben
li9 OeutI9lonb Dem Itonoinapiiden
BeiIpiel on9eIdloHen bot. 8etons
idiffe iinO 3por I4on in friiberen
Sabren mebrfod gebout unb perlpen=
bet porben. bod botten bic dlteren
5obr5euge bieier 4rt Elm piel gu bo-
bes gissnsepidt (bis our 9Glfte Der
Irosfdbistei). Oura 8%eripenOune
elmer belonbrrs hi9tsn 9etunmi@
i9ung unb ginbau BON S9nimm=
tOrpern 1T es 9elunSen. Oieiem lle=
belItanD ~obSubelfen un0 Gabr5euge 80
bauen. Die beiipielspeiie bel 80 Zone
men 2rasfdbi9ieit Elm @igengepidt
Don nur % 3onnen oufWeilen. b. b.
nidt piel mebr piesen als @iIens
i9iiFe aud. Dos 8etoni9iff bal
stpar ben RadtsiI serinser Glafi5itat
unb Observation-Disclosures gesen barie
StObe. peiit bafir aber bic eeraOe
iebt iebr bod acknowledgement gor-
teile ouf.. bob es Iid iebr idnell
bousn ldbt unt faBt um bic 9dlfte
biaiser 1T als Elm slei4 sroBss
StoblidiIf.
@ls peiters Boraii9e iommen bins
gu: Die leidte 9eidoTfbarteit oes
9oumateriaIs. bic serineen llhterbalz
tunsstoIten uno Der llmitanb, baB
Iid R"eporaturen Iebr lei9t ourh=
fiibren lofen. Smmerbin i9eint bic
8eripenbung Der 9etonidiffe auf Sii=
Itens unb 6lubidifTobrt beIdrGntt ga
isin. Die oben eripdbnte Sambnr.
ger Werft bout por3usspeiie ieez
tiidtise &oblenidiffe unb 2ei9ter.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-21

mar es epas eng. ober fhlieBlid
fon6sn mir bod einigsrmdBsn Pldb.
Gboootop bsgonn IoeIsid Ii9 ums
auileiOen. Mn CAB .Irmut Iddnbef
nidt" pon OitropsT. 4Id bate bos
Slid nod ME 9sIeben uno pollte es
Ii9 nnIebsn. Gs ma cine Sdilsrpors
Itsluns uub infoIssoeFsn tpurbsn tsi>
ne Yiustts b~ertduft, 10 oob es uns
erit nnh bielen 9%emiibungen 9elons,
i'm Grdeiter Plob 81 fin0en. ai9
tonnte ben Bid gar nift IosreiBen
BON Dem Meer bon 3inosrtOpfhen,
bos Den 3uI6auerraum Iiiuts. NIB
Die 4inosr anfin9sn gu tlatiden,
iprar9 QI9 bu9itGbIi9 auf, bsgann
IelbIt gu tIotldsn unb rief INNER
pisosr: rWel6e Wuiii, pslde Duff,
,oieie 5arten 8inOerbdnohsn!"
Der erIts Mtt modte ouf ibn ipsnie
Ginbrud, oofiir aber Der 5ipeite 4it.
in benz Der 0otsr Der Todtsr Den
reiden alien 5reier 5ufiibrt, einen
I'm 10 9rOBeren. Gr NOR gang niebers
eebriidt. Sd betradtete onfmertIdm
Iein @eIi9t un0 Job. ipie eS audte.
@intge Male pnnbte er fid bon mir
neg unO i9 bemertte. ipie ibm ole
3rGnen iiber bic 81 .neen lieIen.
Rad benz @noe pes gttes itanb ct
gang ssrii9rt auf. oriidts mir trGfs
tig Sic 9nnO unb fn9te le6boft: Die
8elt 1T nod nidt 9on3 Derborben."
WGbreno Der pduie ipro9 i'm Ans
fleibeSimmer gboOotoius iemanb ben
@ebonten aus, bob oieIes Stiid ebens
10 nie ale Werte SItropstis edit nas
tionoI unb tnpiid ruKil3 fei.
0a 9eriet 2tI6 in 4ufregung.
r9opOn lit aor teine ReOe." piOers
ipra9 er, es t0nnte ebenfo gut Elm
jiiOii9es Stiid fein. Gs 1T o%llsemeins
menT6li6, neil es f60n it,"
0us @eiprd6 lam Oann ouf aid's
eigenes .S9aifen. Semono belt ibm
OOr, 0oB er bod aasf9liebli9 jiOis
fdss MiIieu i6ilbere.
,9ns lit ni9t mobr," e~ni9egnete
hid biBis, I'D idilbere SuOen, neil
lie mir name iteben uno mir tsucr
iinb, ober i9 ihil5ere fe ais Mens
i6en iiberbaupt un0 nidt ols Sliben.
Sd Te6e bic Neit llrd bies prisma.
Cure ruhii9en Soiriftitelsr beidreis
ben Suoen uno ponen bepeiIen, bob
bas au9 MenI1sn Iinb. SD beidreis
&c MenIfen i'm ongemeinen, aber IS
tommt INNER 70 9eraus, 0ob es Sus
ben Iino, unb onoerS lam IS oud)
gar nitt Iein, bern i@ BIN felbIt Sus
be uno bic Suoen limo meinss Blu,
tes."
0as literariihe 9siprdd tum nun
in Sang.
SemonS fiibrie bic Msiaung einsa
ruHii6en &rititsrS iibsr Mid an.
Mi9 iieb I'm gar nidt ausrsben,
Tonoern unterbrod i'm nit Der eisens
lpi1igen 8emertung:
nDds eebt mid Die ruTii9e &ri'
TIT nnF Wds berlteEen Die Selte Dor
benz, mas i9 IAreibe9 %, @eore
8ranbes bat BON mir 9eIdrieben -
@r ipnr 10 mathematician BEL
oieIen Worten. 10 eroBartig einfod.
OdB mir ale unpiutiirli9 lGdelr
mubten.
ai9 bemertte es, unb la9te Islbf
lout beraus.
Der brittle Qltt be9onn i9on, uni
mir gingen ale ouf unlere pldbe.
Dds 2eib Ser 8raut uno Der Mut.
ter pudien QTd pieber beftig. 81
fonnte ii6 nidt bolten, fponOte ii9 gu
uns uno fogte lddelno: Dos 1T cine
bumme @igeni9oft bon mir. SD pei'
ne tpie Elm &inb."
@ls Ser @orbone eefolen mar unt
mir nod LANCE piitenb apploubicrteu
uno Die OorItener Dorrieien, Io9ts
ai6 81 mir:
sd mub bas bei6rei6en. oiefsr
gu hauerr1um boiler Ginber -.
Man pirb unmittelbarer, reiner -