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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

commission by every high commander under
whom / have served; | have already expert
enced commanding men on the battle line-yet
now must take my place among the 'slackers
to train our new army
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
Ilaht on Obscure Law.

A clay tablet bearing map Of nm
Client Babylon. which has just been
discovered, throws, according to Dr.
Stephen II. Langdon Of the University
of Pennsylvania museum, "a welcome
light upon an obscure law in the great
low code Of BabylOnia. In column
XIV, lines s. following, there is ref.
erence to the custom of blowing a
horn at the village gates to notify
that the grazing season was
over. These rural villages appear to
have been so arranged that the village
buglefs were ablc to make the shep-
herds and farmers hear the sound of
the horn in every part Of BabylOnia."
The tablet dates back probably to
1900 Il. G.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
Death.

Mr.. 8. Yeadon Delgar died at the
Tourney Hospital Sunday morning at
ter long illness. For several days
his condition had been hopeless and
his death was not unexpected. Tho
funeral services will be held from his
late residence on South Harvin stree,
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Delgar was a native of Sumter,
a son Of the late Capt. w. r. Delgar,
and had spent his entire life of fifty.
one years in this city. For a numbe,
OF years he had been in the cotton
business and was generally regarded
as one of the most expert cotton
graders in this section of the State.
He Is survived by his wife. to whom
he was married only few months
ago. and three daughters by a former
marriages: Mrs. Carl Mason, of New
ark. N. j.. Mrs. Fowler and Miss Will
lie Delgar of this city; one brother
Mr.. Robert Delgar Of Baltimore, and
one sister, Mrs. Lily Dorm. Of Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
GOV FERGUSON OUsTED.
Texas Governor Impcacl,cd by Scnat.
Court.

Austin. Texas, Sept. 22.-James e
Ferguson was tonight completely sew.
cred from his office as governor Of
Texas. to which position he was twic,
elected by the people Of the State, tn,
senate high court of Impeachment
this afternoon having sustained ter
OF the II charges in the bill returned
against him by the house committee
OF the whole. Acting Gov. William P
Hobby. an editor of Beaumont, as.
sumes the full power Of office, his ten
ure extending to January. 1919.
Next Tuesday at noon the senate a,
a high court will formally pronounce
its judgment. Conviction carries dis
barment from future office, but it +
understood this condition may be
ameliorated.
The vote this afternoon on the frs
Of the 21 articles was sufficient tt
convict. A two-thirds vote was neces
sary. The ballot was 27 to 4 in favo,
Of sustaining the charge.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
EXCITED COTTON MARKET. |II|I
DECEMBER CONTRACTS SELL UF
EIGHTY-NINE POINTS.
Reports That Southern Mills Arr
Buying Spots Was Factor in Ad.
vance Of the Day.

New York, Sept. 20.-Rather ner-
vous and irregular early fluctuations
were followed by another rapid and
excited advance in the cotton market
here today. December contracts sold
up from 21.10 to 22.12, or 80 points
above last nights closing, and closed
at 22.O6. with the general list closing
strong at a net advance of 46 to SO
points.
Trading was comparatively quiet
early. The extent Of yesterdays ad-
vances seemed to have created some
reactionary sentiment, or partially re-
vived bearish confidence in some quar-
ters around the ring. The opening was
to 1s points higher but the market
met considerable cotton, which includ-
ed Southern selling as we'll as realiz-
ing, or scattering local pressure.
Early reports from the Southwest said
that spots were Offering more freely
in Texas and Louisiana. These ad-
vices encouraged the early selling, and
prices gradually sagged off. October
held up we'll to last nights closing
figures, however. and the strength of
this position. although attributed
largely to the difficulty of replenish-
ing local stocks. had a sympathetic
influence on the later months. Offer
ings were gradually absorbed by the
buying of Liverpool or trade houses
and towards the middle Of the after
noon the market became very active
and excited on a renewal of general
covering. Wall Street and Western
buying. Reports that Southern mills
were buying spots in the Eastern belt,
the larger exports for the day, and a
tendency to scale down crop estimates
were factors on the advance which
extended to 22.25 for October and
22:O0 for January, or about IS to 81
points net higher on the active
months.
Closing prices were few points off
from the best under realizing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
- - .... 81.
FATHER MURPHY TO LEAVE.
Popular Rector of st. Anne's Catholic
Church Transferred to Spartan
burg.

At the close of the retreat of the
priests Of the diocese at the Isle of
Palms. which commenced last Mon
day evening and closed this morning,
Bishop Russell made several changes
In the diocese, the following appoint
ments being announced:
Rev. Fathers Kennedy and Quinn
were assigned to Camden and Orange
burg, respectively. Father Lanigan, of
Camden, was transferred to Sumter,
from which town Father Murphy was
transferred to Spartanburg Father
Tobin, of Greenville, was transferred
to Columbia, and from Aiken Father
Daniel O'Brien was appointed to
Greenville.
Most Of these priests were at one
time or another stationed in Charles
ton. and are well known here, and
their many friends are felicitating
them on their appointments to larger
fields.
A large number of priests of the
diocese attended the retreat at the
Isle Of Palms. which was conducted
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
the AlIseN-Ro||s's bout. . i
INTEREST KEEN IN COMING
EVENT.
Fans Delighted Mt Prospect of Seeing
Two Best Men In State Meet Here
Friday Night.

Fritz Hanson, welterweight cham
pion and holder of the Police Gazette
belt Is to meet Jack Ross, the mighty
Greek, here Friday night at the Acad-
emy OF Music at $40 o'clock, with the
toe hold barred. This match will un-
doubtedly prove an exciting one as the
two men met once before under like
conditions but with no decision. The
local promoter induced Hanson and
Ross to come to Sumter for anoth or
tryout as Ross feels he can work to
better advantage in Sumter than in
Columbia, where he states the officiale-
can not render him a just decision
Much interest has been displayed
in the bout by the local fans, and
the roofing is going to be strong for
both men, as each Of them has
a strong following here.
Referee Fox, who has given such
favorable services here in the past, If
scheduled to referee the bout FRIDAY
night and fair and impartial decisions
are assured.
AS stated the toe hold will be barred
as also the strangle hold, but there
Will be every other imaginable hold
put in execution known to the game
OF catch-as-catch-can wrestling. Ross
friends feel confident that Hanson
cannot throw him with the toe hold
barred. while Hanson's admirers be.
lieve that he can better his record IL
Columbia the other night when tn.
two men went for something owe:
three hours to q draw.-Advt.
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At The Sumter Dry Goods Co.

Every purchaser. no matter what
the article purchased may be, wants
to feel as though they have secured
this article which has passed the en-
perimental stage and on which they
are taking no chances. The larger
ad. Of the Sumter Dry Goods Co. di-
rects the attention of the public to
some we'll known lines, almost all Of
which they control in Sumter Their
ready-to-wear department is already
a very busy place, and they are always
glad to show you through.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
during the past week.-Charleston
Post, September %.

The news Of the transfer Of Father
Murphy from this parish to Spartan
burg was received with surprise and
regret by his congregation and the
large number of friends he has among
all denominations, in Sumter. Father
Murphy has been in Sumter only
about two years, but in that short
time has so thoroughly identified him
self with the life of the community
and had made so many friends that
his removal will be felt as a distinct
loss. He will leave for Spartanburg
the latter part Of the week.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26

Prom infancy TO old age milk ID a
4oopQ1ty 70 body building. Aside
4eR wheat bread. milk II the only
~ that contains In sufficient guam
ti(feG the three elements no essential
n the maintsnance of good health
whole milk and wheat bread will keep
~ ha1y N prime condition without
eehsr foods. and at q lower cost.
oslen>10c ana medical research has
GsmonstrAted the necessity for milk In
che growth and proper development
- ths human body. In the South.
who're large per cent. Of the people
havs NOT yet realised the, value Of
milk - q food. infant mortality Is
much greater than In other sehtions.
Large quantities of milk should be
consumed In this section instead OF 90
much meat. particularly on account
ef the warm climate. furthermore II
= . muoh iess expensive food. A quar-,
of whole milk, even at 20c has more
rood value and II more economical
thaa pound OF beef steak. and al
ths sasas time will keep the body In
. mere hsalthful condition.
Ths Increased cost Of stock food to
nearly double that Of three years age
has necessarily raised the price OF
milk 70 the consumer. but such con.
disions should not keep the consumer
from buying milk az there In no foot
necsssary 20 maintaining a heaithfu
body that will take It's place. there
fore II h indispensable.
~ No farm n complete without one ol
more registered or grade milk COW,
of the dairy type. for the use Of Mi
own family and some to spare. witt
IN abundance Of wholesome milk ant
good bread the health will not only b,
eoassvsd but the body will be kept Il
proper condition for efficient service
]. w. III.
ssnssr. 9. G.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
Petit Jury List.

Petit jurors for the first week of the
fall term Of court were drawn Sat
urday. Court convenes Monday, Oc-
tober 9Th with Judge Gary presiding:
w. T. Edens,
L. B. Phillips.
Barton Levan,
F. A. Stuckey.
j. w. Wheeler,
w. T. Player.
p. L. Jones,
H. Bethea Hodge,
H. s. Tisdale,
s. j. Blackwell,
James T. Brogdon.
G. c. Truluck,
w. ]. Frierson,
=. w. McCallum.
Richardson Sanders.
J. D. Graham,
S. B. Kolb.
B. r. DuRant.
]. Haskell Broadway,
Silas Mellett,
c. Elvin Stubbs.
j. s. Kennedy.
s. M. Pringle,
H. B. Fraser,
r. e. DuBose,
]. H. Myers,
Julian D. Chandler,
s. E. Davis,
A. l.. Ardis.
e. w. Gibbs.
L. A. Prince,
c. L. Baker.
T. 8. Ross,
z. ]. Jackson,
w. T. Goodman,
r. e. Evans.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26

N tA = N. wannamaker and Miss
- WanHsm~ksr have returned
1eem Baltimore.
~. Perry Brown spent Sunday in
g'W on furioush from Camp
>vlH orssnvills.
brA ndward Bradford returned
- CeNp SEWER. 0rssnvills. Sunday
pepanG AFTER spsnding few days In
- ~. ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26

"
- HaeaA Nsthsrlapds. Aug. so--
1keepespeRasnce of The Associated
Qloe9t picturea are being
N 49, hege sf the asriculturai out
~ = Heilaad. - the result OF the
QCUeQp oe fodder exports from
Anes,ca- Ths scussneas Of the po-
Qelpp ~ hssn enhanced by q poor
~ Goe and the sman farmer in
S'er y iAcsd with the greatest
AeesrdiPo 70 the we'll informed as-
U(0qSA cervsnenasnt Of the Nieuws
veo Dtr Dag. cattle breeders are in
oveA( distress and cattle are growing
DeaD - ~ msadow& Pig fattening
- eorss to . standstill. "If the sup
- - Ndaef end fertilizers are
cee1ps4" ~ writsI ''catsls breeding
- aGpsoAatsrs win - to rack and
~ ~ world market bs closed to
eene thu - what happens II we
eonoee eEpost to 0srmany-asricul-
- 80 paskst sasdsnins win re-
>qasq 49, deatA- blow, and not only
1&nees INT the whole nation will
TAe nnancial status OF the
Gnnofy peonlaGion wall decline. Many
g ~ sDah fasmsm have already
pvtshs1 ~ iiRis - their aaapcial ca
upqH a. are a tAs verge Of sbso-
noo nppovesaahment. Matters have
eeqpe - ssch . pass that the cattle
onSo - - selA ~ half their original
Draca 4ANrs oess the sarnsr's work
0t eeeltal. tossthsr with the profits. |
- yAeas rAtien = facs to fsca with
- "a vlp4Gs."
1ne' cowdcsst Dutch farmer isI
ueoD~a11s adwinsds BY one fellow az
Sopo1eue1s>H % sssA Als cattle ON willow |
tw>D asserting that the willows ere
49, ~aAsa ~ TN cattle. and that |
- sainaas tAgive On them. ut
o1ebae oesat deal a hay" hs asssrts."
op4b ~ sastle d Aet become fat
- Ne ceatsAsy. tAsy become iitsle
SerinU-shsy are perfectly healthy
asa slsssG
~ s1,eial rspost lust Issued shows |
tnnk nearly $4,000 acres iess land 10
r4oes aprs this year than in 1915.
1oueeisss parity owing to the shortage
t9etsgnisss. There = an increase of
a. assa under srain. but this - like
: drop IN the bucket compared with
~ sxsrsas iraports.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
The Ideal Army.

{ Some men think fast, and then act ;
others act and think afterward, II at
all. One type Is deliberativc, the other
impulsive. The army os coOl.head ded
officers md hOt-hcadcd soldiers makes
magnificent military m0chine.---
American Magazlue.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
Simple Remedy Tor Cuts,

Housewives and laboring men are
continually subject to cuts and
scratches Of varying severity upon the
hands and arms. These hurt places
may be treated successfully and pain.
lcssly with pure CASTLE soap.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
Weekly Weather Forecast.

For South Atlantic and East Gulf
States: Generally fair weather except
showers first half Of week in South At
lantic States; no decided tempera-
ture changes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
RUB-MY-TISM

Will cure youy Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects,
Ect. Antiseptic Anodyne. used
inter ally and externally. PILs 2IG
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
No.SiX-Sixty-Six

This 10 prescription prepared especially
TOT MALARIA OF CHillS q FEVER.
Five Of Elk doses will break any case, and
Is taken then - TOME the Fever will not
return. II sets ON the liver better than
Calomel and does not eripe or sicken. 2sc
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
o,,r as,.rsA.oN aarmon.

Our oaWsd.oH Sermon.
II u sometimes better for q young
man @ Get tie marble, heart than to
marry the gitl and have to eat her
Qpbof cekN
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26

Read the large ad Of the Sumter
Dry Goods Co.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26
An important Distinction.

"One great difference between q man
and a mule" began the affable cynic.
lis that a mule is very quiet just be.
Tore he registers q a.kick.ns-z-,.....
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26

Read the large sd Of the Sumter
~ 0oods Oa--AAvs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-26

and the Colonies is now suffering and
achieving as did the flower Of the
French at the Marne and at verdun.
Today the British have taken over
the main task from the French; they
have also had to assume much Of the
Russian work. They justly expect a
measure OF relief next year, when
American troops arc available in con
siderable numbers for the final CAM
paisn. Then France. too. will be able
to spend reserves: a new class will
have come on the field. But until
America arrives the British task will
be Of great importance to the Allied
cause. Meantime the character Of this
task Is not to be mistaken. The Brit
ish are not seeking this year the de.
cision which Russian failure has post
poned. They are simply striving to
continue the pressure and the pound
Ing. to permit no moment Of relaxa
tion and recuperation to the German
until Russia RECEIVERS. which Is a hope
md until America arrives. which Is Q
reasonable expectation.-Frank Fl
Simonds I'm the American Review o.
Reviews for September. 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

aampf auriidblisb. %aulraumsn, aus
balbperiuutenen Sdlepptdbusn aus
laben, Wese berri9ten, ober bic gu
9unoerten seritreuten 8enainfdfier
iammeln unp am 9onauufer in Reib
unb 9lieb aufitellen.
Die sanae 8abnbofanlase iisbt
rsdt trauris aus. Die neibsetiin9s
ten Mausrn Der Masaaine, 8abns
bofsebdube, Wddterbdusasn iinb pie
elm Sieb BON ~unadb.tsen 9eipebrtus
seln burdbobrt, an manden Stelz
len tlaffen 20der in ben Wdnben
bon ben perbesrsnben @ranaten, bic
bonn ienleitisen 9onauufer bic bull.
eariIden unb Ditsrrei9tiden @eldiibs
beriiberianbten. 9inter benz 8abnbof
itsben bic perruBten Reite zines pes
troleumtonts, bic Clientele iinb bsrs
bossn, bic 8ledndnbe Serfebt unb
bic gauge llmsebung iduar3 bon berz
toblten &eiten. Iber es bleibt trob
rer sroben Sddoen, bic Der &rieg
peruriadts. nod INNER senus iibris.
9eim 8orbeifabren iebe i6 ourh bic
offenen 5eniter bic pollsefiillten Maz
sa5ins, an ben llfern iteben unbe-
I9dbiste StlsppIdiffs Biz sur dus
beriten @renae Der 2aDefdbigteit Be
laben, boiler getreibe, Safer, Mais.
nit einem Wort lauter 9inse. bersn
Wert beute aud Der pobl einsuidGts
gen peiB, Der iid friiber in Der Sriee
bens5eit Inn iplde Sinse berSli6 ipe
mig sefiimmert bat.
lln5ere &plonne biegt iebt bon ben
0pnau ab. Sn Der 5erne febe ib
1don aus benz Weioenpalp bic 6Sus
fee @ilrsepos berporleudten. Hod
einmal brebe th mid I'm. I'm, bon
Der Sonau @bihieo gu ne6men, bic
i9 iebt ouf seroume 3eit perlafi,n
Ioll. Gs 1T ipat nadmii,ass. 8un:le
Shatten legent Iid auf ben brsiten
Hiiden bes Stromes. Die air1en
nnb 6dufer Ruffhuts fdpimmer IN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

p0bnen. Die %lsbsnbiss, irisolide
!Safsnitabt RuiI1ut liest ia penise
Rilometer binter uns. Wir ieben
nod bic blintenoeu areuse auf ben
3piebsltiirmen, bas Wsib zines Spi>
tolls leu9tet gu uns beriibsr. man
bort ben luitisen pfiff Der Giiens
bo3nlotomotipen, bic i'm ssseniibers
liesenoen llfer geThdftig bin unb fer
ellen. @ll bas lit nit unisren Sins
men p%ernebmbar, 1T @esenpart, uno
lin 10 itarter pirtt bas llnmittels
bare, bas mir sreifen .Onnen: 9raus
riss entlaubte Weioen. nbseidgte
9dume, bsren peibes 5leii9 iuebmiis
tis !euatst, pie cine friide Dunbe;
idtpar5e naife Groe, bic aufseriiien
1T bon tiefen 5urden Der S9ibens
srdben, @eitriipp, in benz ii9 Stas
helbrnbt fpinoet, cine %serfabrene
a~anbitraBe, bic nit ibrsn 5uraen
uno 2Ddern BON Surht uno Jludt
ersdbIt. lleber all bas nDlbt lib
Elm ountel9rauer trdugiger 9immel,
aug Dem Woltenfeben berunterbdns
gen, 10 tief beinabe, bob lie ben nie<
bern Sii9el am bulgariIdsn llfer be-
riibren, unp tie iinp 10 eisentiimlid
ge3adt, pie. oerriIiens ipeiBe @ors
5dnge, bic in einem a%us0eroubten
!S.ous bonn Mino bin uno Der se<
Idmiiien perben.
SEPT tpmmsn mir gum Snfens
6nbnbof BON Gamabon. Der LANCE
3ug Der &oIonne itodt, neil Elm
Ihlperes Iuto BEL Der lleberIebung
Der Sdisnen. bic on feds Yoar me-
6eneinanoer %laufen. ni6t me6r bic
Strait aufbrinsen tann, bic Climber
niife nit ei9ener Groit gu iiberlpins
ben. llmIonit puitet Der Motor aus
pollen 2ungen. geim quspufIer
iteisen bldulide Woltsn in BEN feuGs
ten Sag, allies raiislt uno ddst, bic
6abrer idimpfen, turbeln neii an,
tuenn be Climbing ausiebt, bod bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

sanse araftanitrsnsuns brinst feline
9ilfe. Der Wassn itebt fait un6es
ipeslit, tpie binssmauert, unb mi!
linn itebt oieier gang rieiise 3ug bon
Jubrperten bon bier an Bis bin
iiber. bis auf bas bulsarifte llfer.
Ynlp lit Siife oa, cine Mnaubl ruz
mdniiGer 9efangensr, bic in i6rem
ariinen Mantel bon ipeitem aus1eben
Iuie cine betpealide Wieie. Sic ITEM
men it'd, sesen ben piberfpsnitisen
Wnsen, i4ieben nit boiler araft an,
Der Basen bebt ii9. fdllt bann nit
einem barten Stud. unb 10 sebt es,
bis allie feds Sdienenpaare ii6er.
punben limb. SEPT lift Der Wasen
lpieoer tlott. Der srobe 3us Der
@rmee tann iueiter seben, aus benz
Stillitono lit ipieber 8epesuns ses
tporbsn. bic 2anbitrabe trdst biefs
enise enbloie 2oft ipeitsr ms 2onc
binein.
Die 8efansenen bleiben in elmer
unr%egelmabi9sn @ruppe iteben. S.
limb gang eisentiimlide @eiidter
oaruntsr. Mande &0pfe iiebt man,
bic an Die alien r0miidsn profile
srinnsrn. Gbel sefOrmte Stirn, idarf
9eihnittene Nafen, bod bic 4usen
oes Stlnpen, Der iein &eben albeit,
obne freie eisens @ebanten unb Re.
9unasn. 9a iuaren iosar nod bic
rufliifen @eianaenen anbers. Sic
iparsn i~penisitens seipradig uno
tonnten audi in ibrer elenben Gage
LADEN. nit einem tinbIiGen 2aden.
oas lie ipmpatbiih madte. Die bier
limb 10 itumm unb pprtlos. 9(ber
foul limb lie niht. Mu6 obne Muf=
iidt psrrihten iis lire Nrbeit, uno
in nieIer ipeitperspeisten @nlase bes
Sabnbofs iieht man iiberall bieie
Vriinmdntel, bic in unenolitem
S6utt uno l1nrut. Der nod benz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

9isb in oieie ODE WaiisrlanbIdaft.
rWo fibrt Der Neg mad 9iurs
9epo". penoe i'd mid al, einen beut.
idlen Sonoiturmmann, Der iid un=
nett Der Bride onmit abplast, 5einen
I'M Shlamm itedeneebliebenen plas
dsnipasen, auf benz atpei Oerpunoete
Surten liegen, alis benz ttefen, tlebs
risen Sdlamm gu bsben unb feline
bisber erfolglofe Irbeit nit einem
fortpdhrenoen Sdimpfen ouf bas
rperoammte 2anb" besleit.t. Meine
5rase fdeint Tim elm uilltommener
MnlaB gum @usruben; er bdlt in Der
arbeit inne. aiintet cine bertriippelte
Stsarre an unb fdngt bann feline
grtidrung bamit an: ,0a f0nnen
Sic nod bier 8ilometer lofen, ipenn's
niht friiber I'M Drsd periinten."
2ansiam, lansiam befomme ib bann
anf ipeiteres 9rdnsen beraus, bab
i'd %einitpsilen nod gar nidt am rus
mdnifden OonauslIfer bin, ionbern
inmitten bes Stromes auf Der Sn5el
Ramaban, roo atpar bic 5~afenanlas
gen @iurgepos ltegen, absr bic Stabt
ielbit nod einen Wes bon gut onoerts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

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