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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-03
Business Chance

A deal went into effect May 1st,
whereby ]. H: Hunter relinquished the
dray line to r. o. Smith. The latter
took over the automobile trucks, wag-
ons and one team, Mr.. Hunter reserv-
ing the other teams to take care of his
other business.
Mr.. Smith will have his Office in the
same place and will have the same
phone number as held by the Hunter
dray line. He is an old timer of the
county and of this city and always de-
pendable. He is giving. all work en-
trusted to his care his personal super
vision. ~ 2s
]. H. Hunter made big success of
the dray line. He kept. things moving
all the time but his ice and gravel bus
mess had developed to such an extent
that he was crowded too strenuously at
times. Before he gets down to any.
thing like the proper pace for a man
of his age about three hundred acres
of crop will be about the right thing
for this season. President Wilons says
to put in big crop this year and no
old dray. line is going to interfere with
Jim's patriotic duty.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-03
LOCAL MARKETS

The following are the buying prices
for grain and stock in Oakes today:
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-03
FARMERS MEET TO
DISCUSS PLANS
RlvERDALE BADLY AFFECTED BY
TOO MUCH WATER
Drainage Must Be Done to Allow Many
Farmers to GeNon Their
Lands

County Agent Richards was in the
city last night, coming directly from
a meeting of Riverdale farmers, who
were called together to talk over the
matter of getting rid Of the excess wa
ter on their farms. The roadmaster of
the North Western was expected to be
present, but failed TO show up.
The township board and men inter-
ested met at the site of the proposed
drain and went over the matter in de-
tail. It was figured that between tw6
and three thousand acres could be
drained by the opening of. a ditch
about mile and half, to Cost in the
.neighborhood of $1,000. The ditch
would be quite shallow with the ex.
ception of about sixty rods, which
would have to be sunk to depth of
four to five feet.
The Thos. Brennan farm is badly af.
fected as are the adjoining farms.
Practically no crops have been sown
here as yet. That whole country as
far south as Houghton and east to
Cogswell and Brampton is badly in
need Of drainage, but it is doubtful If
anything can be done this spring to
insure putting in crop.
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mAsoNs ARE COMING

Worshipful Master Naylor and Sec
retary Root are very busy this week
getting ready for the coming of the
Masons next Monday. The banquet will
be served by the ladies of the Guild at
the Vinkle at six o'clock. Work will
be exemplified at Union Temple in the
evening. Grand Secretary Stockwell,
of Fargo, will attend this district con-
ventoin. Delegates from the district
and visitors from neighboring lodges
have already signified good attend
ance. Visiting Masons in the city will
be made welcome to all doings.
Minor will exemplify theN E. A. de;
gree in the afternoon at 230 and Oakes
the M. M. degree in the evening at
700.
Later-A quint of the Hankinson
gun club yesterday sent challenge to
the Oakes club for round Of fifty
pigeons during the day, the contestants
to be members of the Masonic order.
Master Naylor quickly accepted the
challenge by phone, and asks that if
any of the other lodges want to try
out the winners just to bring their
guns along.
Wahpeton is making arrangements
for special train, which is carried
through, will bring about thirty-five of
the brethren from Wahpeton alone.
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FARMERS REQUESTED TO
REPORT SEED FOR SALE

On account of the wet weather and
the condition of the land, making it
impossible to sow as much wheat as
was planned. there has arisen SER
ious need for seed for crops of other
kinds. Seed oats, barley and broom
corn millet, hay millet, flax and corn
are in great demand. If there are any
of our farmers who have any seed Of
these crops to spare they will be con-
ferring favor if they will report to
myself stating the amount of seed they
have and the price desired for the
seed. This will make it possible to
help many farmers who are in need
of seed for planting these various
crops.
Those who need seed of any kind
should also notify me so that in case
the demand can not be supplied To-
cally arrangements can be made to
have it shipped in. am making this
announcement in reference to seed so
that the acreage cropped will not be
lessened because of inability to secure
seed of the right kind for the purpose.
Potatoes should be added to the list
of seed for which there is good de-
mand. If you have any to dispose Of
here is your chance to get them into
the hands of those who wish them.
w. B. RICHARDS,
County Agricultural Agent.
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SERIES ARTICLES ON
FOOD CONSERVATION
GREATER ECONOMY TO BE PRAc.
TicED ALL OVER COUNTRY
Sent Out by National Department Of
Aoriculture-SpeciaI Advice
for the Cook

Below will be found the first Of a
series of articles on the subject of
Food Thrift" subject of great i'm
portance at this time. The other ar.
ticles of the series will appear weekly
in this paper until the series of eight
or ten. articles have been. covered
This series has been prepared by the
Office of Information of the U. 8. De.
paEtment of Agriculture, for the pur'
pose Of bringing about greater econ
omy in the use of food materials
House wives and others who have to
do with feeding people should read
them. -
w. B. RICHARDS,
County Agricultural Agent
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J.F. Nichols left Sunday evening for
Minot on a business trip.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-03
BANKERS OUTLINE WAR NEEDS
State Bankers Association Will Give
All Assistance in Bigger Crop
Movement

State Bankers Association Will Give
All Assistance in Bigger Crop
Movement
Grand Forks, May Noteworthy,
probably, as the most important gath
ering of bankers and financial men
that ever convened in the state, the
North Dakota Bankers Association,
which convened in Grand Forks, in a
spirit of patriotic service to the state
and nation, declared their undivided
allegiance in war-aid program as af-
fecting North Dakota's agricultural in
dustry. Over 100 bankers from all
over the state were in attendance.
Senator W. c. Mcdowell of Marion
sounded the broad-guaged sentiments
of the entire association when, during
an eloquent address, he said, Gentle
men, you have heard your country's
call to arms. At a time when the
flower of our manhood is being rallied
around the flag in defense of those i'm
mortal principles of national honor for
which Old Glory stands, and to carry
the standard of freedom and shed
their blood, perhaps, on foreign soil
already drenched with the blood of
patriots in defense of their country,
their homes and their loved ones-this
is time, gentlemen, when we must
marshal our financial resources to in
sure the success of the national arms,
that our soldier boys may not offer
their lives on the altar of their coun-
try's needs in vain. This is a time
when all thought of profit should be
forgotten, when we must offer our
selves. all that we haye and all that
we may ever hope to become in service
to our: country. This is the first time
the government has called to North
Dakota and said Your government
needs you.' Food must be had. The
present shortage is acute. Every mem
ber of this association should see that
every farmer of his locality has a
chance to get seed and feed necessar-
les to the raising of big crop. Many
of our nations patriots will be those
who sweat behind the plow-as much
hero as the man who shoulders a
mdsket, or directs the guns of bat
tleship."
JIM. Anderson of the North Dakota
Society of Equity, in a brief address
spoke of the need of closer relation
ship between the bankers and elevat-
ors, especially in agreement on the vi
tai problems of marketing farm pro-
ducts. There is much need for finan-
cial backing for the country elevators,
the Equity leader said.
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Acknowledgements

have purchased the Hunter Dray
Line and solicit q continuance of the
business of the dray line in Cakes. /
shall try to serve you in the best
prompt and possible manner. The Of
flee will be in the same place. the
phone number the same. Gardens
plowed and narrowed. Let me figure
with you on cellar digging.
r. O. Smith.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-03
Mrs. Nichol.on Dead

Word was received in the city Tues
day of the death that morning of Mrs.
C. w. Nicholson at Jamestown. \
Deceased was formerly Miss Nellie
Hall, being sister of Secretary of
State Hall. At one time she was a
teacher in our public schools.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-03
Good Food Is Wasted

If it gets into the garbage pail.
If allowed to spoil in the home.
If ruined by careless cooking.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-03
Advertisement for Bids

For man and team to work for the
City Of Oakes for three months.
Sealed bids will be received by the
City Auditor up to Pm, Monday,
May z. 1917, for man and team to work
for the City of Cakes for three months.
Bids to be sealed and marked "Bids
for Team Work" and to be addressed
to the City Auditor.
BY Order of the City Council.
w. r. Whitver,
161 Auditor.
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Notice Alumni

There will convene on Friday even
ing, May 4, 1917. at 8 o'clock p. m. in
the>high school assembly room a meet
ing of the Oakes High School Alumni
Association. There will be important
business to attend to. Come and help
us do it.
%. L. savold, Secretary:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-31

"a, so fine, healthy and strong in ap-
pearance and whom the insurance
agent willing gave a large life insur-
ance to, but would not look at the
old lady, he died shortly after you
left.
You know such instances. What
made the difference? Go-Llama, the
centralizing life principle, and as the
mother impaired breath capacity, so
the length of life is determined, and
that is why you may see young peO-
pie, old, square heads, small heads,
round heads, wooden and brainless
heads, if you will, pass away at all
ages and knock the props from I'M
der phrenoIogy. By practicing
breathing each person should estab-
fish a breath of their own as apart
from what is termed the mother
breath" Then life is longer, health
Ter, cOntrOled.-Ainyhaita.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-31
THE NATURAL LAW

THE NATURAL LAW Energy or
VisViVa may rightfuIly be called the
law of physics, the law of life.
The velocity of these living bodies
moving against resistance. pro-
duces the power to attract, but the
energy or dynamic force consumed
is the equalizer of the two forces,
the positive to attract and the mega
tive attracted. This in brief is the
natural law.
Heat or energy are the Iife-given
forces of all animated things on the
earth's plane! In the absence of it,
as in winter, things wither and die
and with its return things quicken
and grow. A seed implanted in the
ground enjoying the Iife-given
forces overcomes resistance" when
it forces itself through the earth. If
all life is from heat, then the birth
place of man was in the tropics. If,
as many great minds claim, man has
advanced from the inarticuIate say
age to his present stage of advance
ment, he has done so by working in
accordance with the natural law of
moving against resistance" The
mammoth oak was irresistible
against the toolless man, but his
power Of conception working in har-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-31

mony with the living force. produced
a tool that made it possible for man
to overcome the original resistance"
of the tree
This was the birth of invention or
progress and all artificial things of
our time are the result of the ac-
cumulated knowledge of the human
race. The products of our great
complex machines are the result Of
social and not individual effort.
Therefore a social or economic free
dom must be attained, comforting
upon all an equal right to their use.
y. M. Walsh, 9710 Ave L.
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u. M. Walsh, 9710 Ave L.
THE SCHOOL BOARD AUTOS
Ye Gods, what are we coming to?
The latest leak announced
through the Tribune is to the effect
that certain members of the school
board want automobiles furnished
them at the expense of the taxpay-
ers.
Now I, as a taxpayer, revolt at this
heinOus movement. Already we are
bUrdened beyond measure and it is
getting so that a poor man can no
longer own home. If Shoop and
Florence want automobiles, why
don't they get them themselves or
get off the board?, To tell the truth,
neither knows what a hard days
work is.
If they must have car, why is
not ''tin izzy" good enough? The
upkeep is not so much. Next thing
they will be having we taxpayers pay
their rent. Does the board pay the
chauffeur? If so, again I revolt.
How much longer will the Ameri-
can public stand for this extrava-
gance? Let every reader who pays
taxes write letter to the board and
protest against this game Of graft in
our schools.-Justice.
IF DREAMS CAME TRUE.-Air is
free, so is sunshine; you can take all
you need without charge.
No man produces the sunshine or
air, hence the feeling of common
ownership in these necessities. No
man produces the land, yet we ae-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-07
sas sliid6rinsenSe Sufeiien.

Ni6t blob auf Dem aaHbe uno ir
ileinen Stdotsn, ionoern aud in Der
srobsu uno sr0Btsn StdbteH timber
mir bdufis, oaB 9uisiien duf Der
Siuien uno S4peasn am gingan9t
Di.lsr Wobnungsn bsfsIiigt iino
Wsnn man na6 bsm Grunos fragt
10 erbGlt man als 2lnttport: .gs iol
Slid brinsen." BsI9er 3uiammen'
bang 6eitsbt Osnn 5ipii6sn Dem @liid
uno bsm Gilm2 Die tisisre gsoeu'
tung Oss uraltsn G,ebrau6ss Iebrt
uns bic alts bsuti9e 90tterlebrs. Rad
Dem @lauben uuisrsr beionii4su 8or.
Iabren mar Wooan Der srDbte Gott
Der Sonnsnsott. Gr bate nur cir
gluse, uno bisies 2luge mar bic Son'
ne. qllle nit Der Sonne 3uiammen'
bdngenben Ratursridsinungen purosr
aui Woban be5oSeu, 10 aud bic lan'
se, talte Wintsrssit, in pslder BIZ
Sonnenitra9Isn 10 penis Strait ba'
ben. pa msints man, Wobau bab.
iit Dor isinsm Grbfeinbe. Dem Wiu'
terora9en, suriid3isben uno bieIem
cine Seiilans bic @sltberriaaft iber'
IaHsn miifsn. Gnbli9 aber iisste Wos
can uno tsbrte ou ben Rsni6en 5us
rid unb bislt aIs JriibliHsssott aui
.inem bIsnosnS peiBen Roiis nit sros
bem grfolse isinsn issnsnosn um3ug.
Wlan 'ppisrte ibm pfsrbe als Die ibul
geasilistsn sisre. gferOeOpfsr ssfieIsn
ibm unb srparbsn feline Gunit, oars
um purbe Der &opT bes ssopfsrteu
5isrss am Sads, Der Suf absr an
Der Sdpens bsfsitist. I'm bas Saus
untsr Wupans 6eionoersn S6uB gu
itsllsn uub alles llnsliid bon Der
fern5ubaltsH. 9lus 6isIsm
8runbe erblidsn mir nod beute an
ben Giebeln pislsr 9ausrubduisr ses
I6niBtc pierost0pfe uub auf Shipels
len unb Stuf.n befsiiists Sufsifsn.
Dieter uralts Gsbraua bat ii6 beim
9olts erbaltsn, obne OaB iib oasis!6s
bsuis nod isines Srunbss bstuubt 1T.
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&Ge f6rsien pie bic @abniinnis
gen uno pelen ii4 ibm I'M ben
gals.
pDo porf Su bsnn nur, msin
So9n, in pieIer fur4tbaren aa4t9"
pilpert Der 9lte unb tpeint Dor Gliit
tpie Elm &ino.
n9epaItig, @dter6en, mar Der
S4neeitnrm; aber @Ott 1T nod ges
ipaltiger! S0rt SIR bic Gloden? sic
rufen CUR Grii4msife! aommt, mir
pollen ale crit in Die Sfir9e ge9en!"
iagte Slim ernit unb 6etpegt.
Der Srtan begonn Idb gu lsgen.
Die san5e bsgliidte 5amilie Ri Iteie
ii9 gum @ottesOienit gu ge6en, uno
Der We5 DOn Der 9iitte bis 3ur Stir9e
i4ien nod ME 10 na9e unO 10 be-
quem gepeIen 81 iein, Die ieBt.
Der &ehel nit Oem 6eitgeri4t fling
aui Dem friIAgeI4iirten Jeuer pies
oer munter gu to4ea an. 80.
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Sas 8eidJeaf.

Inter bem sroBsn Jrisbri6 battle
Elm Gebeimrat nit Hamen 9alfter
|erubs Sumnen peruutreut unb tam.
als bic Sade entbedt purbe, auf ole
Jsiiuns Spanbau. Rad 9srlauf einis
ger 3rt empfing ber a0nis sinss 2as
Igss einen Brief NIT fOlssnOsm Sns
bait: sd bin Der Brubsr bes IN,
gliidliden galitsr, beiIsa f4pIe @ers
seben en-. Maisitdt nit Rs9t bes
itraiten. bem if) aber mebr peroanfe
ols meinsm Batter. Sd bin preoissr
auf sinem tlsinsn Dorie unb babe fss
ben GinOer nit elmer ginndbms, bic
ni6t binrsidt, iis gu ernGbr.n. Sn
ieinsm gBoblitanbs untsritiibte mid
msin grubsr rsi9lid. DurG cine
Grbidait, bic msins Srau semadt
bat, bin id jeBt 5u einiseu MitteIn
ssipmmen uno bdtte ieBt Die gslssens
bsit. bdntbor gu iein. Msin gruosr
III oft, tront, arm uno ssfangen.
Stsntsn sic mir. Gp. MaisitGt, bies
fen armen, slsnosn Mann, bnmit i9
ibn auf feline alien 9ase gu mir nebs
men anb piIegsn iann."
Der arcbe &DHis mar 70 geriibrt
bon bieisn sinfaden Wortsn, aus be.
nen 70 piel Dantbartsit unS aiebe
ipra6, baB r bsm S9rei6er folssns
ben Ssfheio snb: sd ssb. Sbm
Ssinsn gru0sr los, uno on Gr fnst,
oab er arm isi, 10 babe it bsm Gals
itd cine BENTON BON fiinfbunbsrt Sas
lern 5uselsst. Gr foa aber Bel Sbm
in Geinem 9orf blsibsn, ipsosr an
mid iarsiben nod ausipdriise aurs
rtiponbsns fii6rsn. Sanbslt sr oatpis
Der. tommt er Isbsnslans ipisSsr Ha4
Spanbau.1
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@uH SeISmariaaIl Spama.

Der por turssm Dertorbens Siirf
unO SelomurI9aIl Spama Spao
yittgIieo oes p6erftsa &riegsrates
uno bes !Serrenbauies Geit 1884
9raf, ieit 1895 Marquis unb ieit
1907 STRIP lit 1912 in Satiuma
als Reffe ieues grOben SaigO gsbos
rem, ben er in Der gluiitauOs3eit Don
1877 beftig betampfts. 1869 puroe
er na9 europa Su miIitdrii9en Stu.
aien entfanot uno ma9te in Der
pEeubii9en &rmee ben oeuti9zfrans
3OIii4en GeIb5ug als 9ltta6e nit
uno bic SeIageruHs BON paris. 9ad
Ieiner Riidtebr ma4te er raid &nr.
riere unO puroe i4on 1881 @ene.
raj. Ra6 obermaIiger Reiie mad
europa, insbeionoere na9 Jrantreit
uno Der S4pei5, tpurbe er u. a. aud
siRmaI 9i5e &riessminiiter unn
&Ommaubant Der Sauptitabt sotio,
1880 purbe er ariegsmiRiiter unr
baIo Sarauf @bef Oes 9eneraIitabss,
Gr Sog Ii9 nun cine S4ar iungsr
Sffi5iere 6eran uno begann nit Der
Reorganization unb Reiormierung
Der iapanifben 9lrmee in europais
i9em Stnne. 18S3-1885 ging er
gum brittenmal in Offi3ieIIer Utiiiion
na9 europa. ga4 ieiuer Eiidtebr
purbe er nieoerum &riessmiutiter.
mar obsr> AUDI poriibergebeno Wtas
rines uno llnterri,1tsminiiter.
SIN 6ineiii5 iapaniI4en &ries
tommanoierte er bic 5peite armee
BEL port 9trtbur uno Beiboimei
1898 purbs sr gum SeIDmari6aII
ernannt uno ieBte feline Reformtdtigs
teit fort BIB gum japo uiiasrufiiiAen
&riege, ben er on bes Spite Der
mano16urtIden glrmee mitma6te
gr mar Der Sauptfiibrer Der Sapaner
i'm gauaeu Sriege neben penn Ueritors
benen 9eneral Soouma. @r puroe
nit ben b06ften Srben al sge5ei4net,
mad Der Giidtebr ins S3errenbous
unO in ben b09iten &rie gsrat be-
rufen unb ipieIte trob ieiltes bobsn
2lIters in Der jopaniIhen q rmee big
Sulebt cine grpBe RoIle. Gr mar eis
ner Der SSiibrer Der Sotiu ras9ees
respartei in Sopon uuo natrm ola
FOLDER ottib an ben innerppIitif9en
Dtrrer Der lebten Sabre i'm l5innt
elmer @erltGrtuug Der 2nn6mad'titsI'
lung tell.
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Die Seufelspilau3e.
0efaDriihes 9rdparat aus eincm
merifaniid,er 0epadls.

Was fir ben Gbinefen Der Mo9n,
Oos 1T in geptiiem WiaBe fir pit
yleritdner Die Maribuana, audi Seus
felsPfldn5e genannt. 9lus ibr miro
IndmIi4 elm prGparat gemonnen, oas,
abnli9 Dertpenoet pie bus Opium,
auf Die meni6lit9e &onititutipn unD
bic ieelii9e 8erfaTung gang merts
rpiiroig eintpirtt. IS eutiadt ole lpIIs
oeiten uno bIutigiien Iaturtrie6e, oie
lett Sabr9unoerten IN oen ein3sInen
SnoiOiOuen nod INNER i9lummern,
na4oem Die forti4reitsnbe Guinlds
lung i9rer 2leuBerung 5eEsln anges
Iegt bat; es perOielfalttgt bic &rait
uno ben llnterne6milngsleilt Der
2eute, es ma4t iie unermuDlt9 uno
iln6e3pingbar. 2lls Der fru5ere @ous
perneur 0es 8unpesoiItrittes DOH
MeritO, Sngenieur Gepeoa, i'm @ers
Iauie elmer piiiten Srgie Ularibuaaa
gebrau9t bate, erI4ien er bel Der
DIRECTION 0es 9efGgnihes pon geleln,
befabI bic 8orfiibruHg oes i6m Oers
bnBtsn Generals 9a6riele Sernanps3
uno oronete oefeH GrI9ieBuRg an
rporauf ct Zen &ei4nam unter ieineu
4ugen perbreunen IieB.
gta9 benz 3eugnis zines amerila'
nif4en Qr5tes S. 9ia3 Don 2eon lit
es feline Seltenbeit, oaB iemaRD, Der
Oen aau4 aus Dieier 0rose aut ii6
bat pirten Iaiien, in ieinem 3ultanO
zines atuten Delirtums obne peiieres
Die periOnen nieoerma4t, bic ibm Oor
bic @ugen tommep, mDgeH es nun
5reunoe ooer RiOaIen ooer 8prgeieBs
te iein. 4Roere 9epdbrsmdnner BIN,
gegen DertreteH ben StanopuHtt, DaE
bic Maribuana niAts anoeres tut aIa
in ben &uuaeru Die tief innerIlnen
Gefiible i'm b06iten 9rabe gu Itei.
germ uno 0ugIei4 gu pereOsIn. perios
nen BON ianftem @baratter, bereH gtb.
tunft Hi9t auf triegerti9e 8pltsitdm.
ME 5uriidge9t, begniigen I4 Damit.
| Ii9 an ibrer eigeneH PerioH gang
iiberI4pangli6 gu begeiitetn; bic lelts
IamiteR @eoanten tuirbeIn thnen Our9
ben &Opf, bic eigentiimIi9iten 8iliOs
nen itelgen Dor ibrem 9eiite auf unO
bic p9antaitii4Iten Plane bema4tisen
Iia nit be3erri4enOer Waa4t lbres
9e6irns. giele baIten ii9 fir MiIliOs
ndre, anoere fir GeIebrte, grfinOer,
DobItdtsr Der Meni4bett, Diploma
ten. 9enerdIe. &aiier uip. SoIange
bic SeufelspfIan5s pirft, i4peIsen iie
in sinem fubslbaften GIid, oas ausrs
oings gu ibrem &eiOpeien nidt Iangs
anoauert. Sm aIlgemeinen i01
feitite6en, bob oas Wunoermittel baus
flyer i'm i4Iimmen Sinne tpirtt aIs
i'm guten; aIs auratteriItii4 miro
AUDI erpabnt. oaB ss bdufts ben SoI,
Oaten Dor oem Sesiaa elmer S9Iagt
oerabfoIgt pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-07

.Dsnn mir alfo nod in ber Rahi
nuibrdGeu, piiroen mir Die Jrans
5cisn iiberrumpein unb biiriten bofs
fen, audi ben uns numerif9 iibers
lesrnen Jsiuo Su i6Iasen," iaste er
baitig. .1isjer Sisg tame oann aui
Sbre &apps mein Sobn. sic bas
ben Sbre Sa6s funos gemaGt!
Wabriih - sic iinb's inert, Elm
9eutider gu beiBenl"
Der Soloat 5udte auIammn. Ses
tunoenlang atmeie er tief uno i9iper,
oann tam es BON ieinen Hippsn:
rGs sab cine 3eit, ba baben Der
5err Sbsrli mir oieIes asdt be-
itrittsn."
sd 49,. 2!" Der Sbsrit itutte
uno iobte ben Dor ibm Stsbsnben
feiter ins 4uge. Damn bielt er i'm
in BEN armen. aSSungs Sunse -
Oh bit's2" iiammslte er, nn4bem
bic erte 8i9rung iibertpunbsn mar.
.Sa, pnpa. sd bin gIeif na9
2lusbru9 pes 9rIe9es pcn Refu yort
'rii6srsetommen uno babe mid ses
melbet."
.Sn amerita baIt Su alio seIstt.
limb ipas ?"
sd babe @liid seba6t, papa. Sd
Bin - portrdtmnIer. unb apar Elm
5iemli6 ssiuGttr."
Sn Danger Sruge bing iein Quge
m ben 3iigsn oes 8atsrs, allen Der
ir0bli9e ausorud auf oem Geii4t
oes alien Soipatsn mid nidt.
Sci. mas 9u tpillit, mein Sunge,"
fagte er iparm. Die 9auptiaAe 1T,
baB 0u sin gan5er aerI biit, Der
fein Yatsrlano in Der Stunre Der
Gsfabr nidt perIdbt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-07

SIM 8alnut @rope g dub
baus, 3 MeiIen norOIi9 bon Der
iailes, no., ipielten Die Snaben
Soc 2insIe unb Senrp Daniels mil
elmer gefunbenen 9pnamitpatrom
un6 siinbeten oieielbe an, mas notiir'
Itd cine GrpIuiipn our 6cIse bate
8eibs Snabeu trugeu gerIebunssn az
ben Sanoen, &smsn aab gsinsn oa'
bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-07
GbesIad.

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