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Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
TEDpY's SON WINGS A HUN.

Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt. the
youngest son Of ex-President Roose-
welt. brought down his first German
airplane Wednesday afternoon in a
fight moth of Chateau Thierry.
Lieut. Roosevelt with three other
pilots was flying at a height Of 5000
yards, eight miles inside the German
lines when the machines became sep
arated. Soon after Roosevelt saw
three planes which he thought were
his companions and started 10 join
them. He was close approaching the
machines from the rear when he saw
his mistake for the planes we're Ger
mans. Roosevelt Immediately open
ed fire and after 80 shots tracers pen
etrated the fusilage Of the nearest
German machine and il went into \
spinning nose dive, falling through the
clouds 1000 yards below.
The lieutenant is certain il must
have crashed for no pilot voluntarily
goes into a 1000 yard spinning nose
dive The two remaining German air
planes attacked Roosevelt, but he
managed to make good his escape
an return to the field. himself and
his machine unscratched.
American pursuit planes flying in
squadron formation penetrated Ger
man occupied territory north Of Cha
teau Thierry for a distance Of so
miles Wednesday and chased several
German machines which they en-
eOuntered
The Americans secured considera-
BILE information and observed the pre-
parations being made by the enemy.
The few over many newly eonstruv-
ted flying fields, including one be-
lieved to be occupied by the famous
Richtofen flying field
The planes were at height OF
8 900 years In the course Of the great
co port sf the flight.
All AmerisSns returned safely.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
REX FRIDAY.
cold~ya Presents MARY csrds.Y ~
The Splendid Siuner."

With half the world at her feet as
the mistress Of Rudolph Won Zorn.
Dolores Fargris is made miserable
by her conscience. She despisef the
man whose chattle she Is. and when
finally she breaks with him she seeks
soanee In the quiet Of the country.
Hugh Maxwell a young physician.
meets her. and falls in love with
her. They are married, and not
until Won zorn eonfronts his former
mistress does Maxwell know what
manner Of woman he has married. and
he leaves her.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
CHILDREN ARE
NOT ALLOWED
FREE EXHIBITION AT TABER'
NACLE TONIGHT OF HUN AT .
RocITIEs SHOWN IN HILLS
PICTURES.

The famous War Pictures taken by
, commission headed By Dr. Newell
Dwight Hills will be shown to the
euhlic free tonight at o'clock at
TIE Tabernacle. These pictures were
taken BY Dr. Hills and his assoeia-
stts in France and Belgium. This
commission vas sent to the war zone
b. Presider: Wilson to learn the
real truth aoout German crimes and
Outrages ard to bring back photo
xnphs as evidence in order that the
American reople might have the
opportunity Of seeing with their own
eyes what dsmnable oatrages a so
called civilized nation IL committing
spon helpless and defenseless wo-
nea and children.
No person under is years Of age
sll be permitted to see these pic
ssres and police will be stationed
s<eond the Tabernacle to see that this
rsle Ia enforced.
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
desc pictures will be shown at Kelly
sad tomorrow night at $50 O'Clock
they will be shown at Crofton. The
ether places have already been an
sesneed but will be announced again
inter from day to day.
The Tabernacle will be open to-
.;ght for both white and colored as
pzasL Persons under Is will please
col try to gain admission. is the re-
guest OF the Council Of Defense.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
ONE MILLION
DOLLARS
TO BE PAID TO PEOPLE OF
CHRISTIAN COUNTY ON JAN.
UARY FIRST. 1913.

The following Is the MESSAGE
OF THE MEMBERS or THE HOP
KINSvILLE TOBACCO BOARD OF
TRADE to the people Of CHRISTIAN
county adopted unanimously at their
meeting yesterday:
As the fathers or mothers looking
to the future Of their children.
teaches them to economic and to
start n Savings Bank Account. in
order that the child may have a NEST
Egg" when ne becomes twenty one
years Of age. so the UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT is looking ahead for
her people. and urging them 10 eco
nonmize. and BUY WAR SAVING
STAMPS. which Is in fact deposit
ing your money in L. S. BANK at
I per cent INTEREST COMPOUND
ED QUARTERLY. figuring to you.
your interest in advance, and FOR
EACH S4.is YOU DEPOSIT NOW,
you GET A STAMP WORTH $500.
PAYABLE JAN. LIST. 1923.
The Government is looking ahead
70 rits people. knowing full well that
as soon as the War closes. we may
expect a period Of depression. a time
when il will be hard to obtain mon
ey, even should you have the best of
collateral; time when there will
be two or three men for each Job;
a time when there will be two OF
three men for each job; a time similar
TO the panic Of 1898. or like you all
remember. 1907. what a God send Il
would have been If THERE COULD
HAVE BEEN SENT TO CHRISTIAN
COUNTY IN 1898, A FEW HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
II History repeats itself. we may
expect similar conditions by 1923.
Then why not exercise business sense
and prepare for the depressed days
that We know are coming. so that
when that day arrives. we can joy
fully look to the DATE or JANU-
AIRY /. 1928. KNOWING THAT
ON THAT DATE, THAT $1,000
10000 ZONE MILLION DoLLARsD
WILL BE PUT INTO CHRISTIAN
COUNTY with normal prices that
would have a purchasing power Of
more than $4,000. 5000 would buy
now.
LET'S DO IT. 1t will be easy. as
that would average only $500 per
capita, in Christian county which
has a 10000 population.
Just look at the Bank Deposits Of
Christian county. right now-more
than $3,50O,0O! Never in its history
did the Combined Bank Deposit
show so large, until this War bepan.
This IA more than double. or 81. OO0.-
10000 Of War Prices. which is
BLOOD MONEY. EVERY DOLLAR
OF EXCESS ABOVE NORMAL
TINES REPRESENTS SOME SOLD
TER BOYS BLOOD.
Then Why not be prudent and put
at least one-half this surplus or
Ss36.O0O.oO. on deposit with the q.
5. Bank, and take WAR SAVING
STAMPS for 1000. 900. payable
January l, 1922 As an economic
proposition, WE MUST DO IT. As
a business proposition. WE CAN AND
WILL DO IT. All pledge ourselves
10 work to this end.
! HOPKINSVILLE TOBACCO
e BOARD o FTRADE.
L. b. CoRNETT. President.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
Remark rha, Mean, War.

"some people amt badly proud
when they've got a cheap photograph
10 show or" observed Mrs. Prunk Of
No. Is 20 her neighbour at'No. 20. -she
had the four children all took together
isss wvek." snd trumb vss jerked In
the iiree,sos " no.sf. = isss.l.s
"only sayln' 10 my husband ~
mornin'." replied ~. "'George,' I
says. TN about fed up with her
swank. Never did see such woman
10 put on airs. Fancy A photograph
On war timei | shall tell her on u she
shows Il 10 me. you see II don't"
Two minutes later the photograph In
ouestion was being passed over the
opposite fence
'sThlnk Ms like emp asked A.
protd owner. ~
u don't know 'cni, do ~"
90 course you do They'& my
four" -
sNeveri Wei there, 90 ! sup
nosr voa washed 'cm afaF they was
f.ss Mahes such q dXronee, dent
nr -
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

ST. Paul mentions In II Timothy. a;
9 that the Judge In the Greek athletic
sontests was selected for his spotless
integrity: his Office was 10 decide any
disputes. Col. 3:i5; and, 10 award
the prize. I Ger. o;2t consisting Of
4 crown. II Timothy 2;5. and AZ. Of
leaves OF wild olive at the olympic
gtmes and Of pine. or at one period
w. at Isthmian games.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
RED CROSS NOTES

The people of School No. 8 in the
county viii meet at the school build
ing next Saturday afternoon AZ 3
O'Clock and viii organize a branch
Red Cross Auxiliary. This Is truly
4 patriotic move and should be fol-
lowed By an organization ~ every
school district IN the county
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
AVERAGE WAS
MORE THAN SIS
TOBACCO RECEIPTS HAVE AL.
MOST REACHED THE GOAL
OF TWENTY-FIVE MILLION
POUNDS.

The tobacco receipts this week
brought the total sales on the loose
floors close to the 20 million goal.
with prices soaring for the first time
above the SIS average mark. The
season is now nearing the end and
hereafter sales will be held only two
days each week. on Tuesdays and
Fridays. The total is now so per
cent greater than at the correspond
ing date last year
Inspectors weekly report follows:
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

ADDITION TO zoo.

Keeper Gresham Of Virginia Park
has been presented with ground
hog caught by Jack Monker snd
Clyde Parker while out hunting.
Mr. Gresham will keep the animal
In the rabbit yard at the park.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

Mn girls coming to Washington
are ~ot at the trains by government,
SCENTS who and homes for them.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
u "a a d d D
FOLLOWING THE FLAG

Fsirleigh Ware has notified his
selstives here Of his safe arrival ov-
erSeas.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

Ernest Winfree, son Of II G. Win
free. has arrived safely in France.
The family now lives at BirminR.
ham.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

Fresh Peach Cream at Elgin's to-
day. ut makes It's way by the way
it's made" IL
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

eOY ESsERALL AND
TENNIS GOODS NOW
oHE.IIALF PRICE AT
cAYcE.YoSr COMPANY,
Incorporated.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

There L. none who will ever be sbie
To doubt the patriotism OF Linn D.
Hansen. young farmer Of Wayne.
Neb. Hansen owned quite an extensive
farm but when he heard the call OF
duty he responded. First of all. he
sold his property, then contributed
81. 800 H. the Red Cross. tie followed
with Si.OO0 contribution towards
building a church aud then bought an'
other thousand dollars worth Of Lib
erty bonds. Not content with all this,
Hansen enllssed In the army and then
bought Si.5Oo more of Liberty bon'ls.
lie Is stationed ~ Pensacola. Fla,
with Company q Of the forty-third In
fantry. President Wilson has written
Hansen letter expressing his ADM
ration for the action taken by the
young farmer.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

Robbers made an unsuccessful at
tempt 20 enter the postoffice at Ere
"'eS n ~d -fyw,,x
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

lieut.. W. D. Cannon has informed
relatives here of his safe arrival ov.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

DR. Ben Eager has received a Eel.
,owship at the Mayo Foundation.
eoOtfester. Minnesota. where he will
swait his call to the army.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

Eyes tested. lenses grouna-
HARDWICK-
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

Private Ed Boone. Of Trigg county.
alto went to France in March was
taken sick on the trip over and has
Sess sent home on sick leave. Me
returned April 20 and has been in 4
hospital at waynesville, n. c.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

johnson Chapman. Of BlythedaIe.
Ark. who married Miss Louise Carr.
Bethel College girl, who has many
Friends here, is now in the aviation
service. Mrs. Chapman's sister, Mrs.
Dan owsley. of Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, is
spending the summer here.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
THE LATEST
BASEB ALL

(By Associated Press }
American Association.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12
QUOTATIONS.

L. B. CORVETTE,
President Tobacco Board Of Trade.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

wealth Tor the she Placing herself
mt children le Adults l
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-07-12

First game went ten innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
October 7-8-9- TO- 11-12, 1918
Young Ladies and Girls:

While on your visit to the Fair, why
not call to see us and talk over the mat
ter of securing nice, well-paying posi-
ton in a modern and model industrial
plant? Several permanent positions now
open.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
ScsOnritcinc.

Sn 0en mitteIalterlihen Mpotbe.
fen, Deren S1rGnte uHo Sopfe an
gefiiQt paren nit beilfrditigen un0
mulloertdtigen Nteoifnmeuten, ipiei-
ten oll6 Die 8e5oorltcine als Weittel
gegen Die oeri1ieoeniten &raufbeiten
cine groBe Nolle. Sic meroen lfon
friib in Der &ultlrgeId)i6te Der
Menidbeit bel Den alien Sn0ern in
ben S6riiten oes Susrnta ermGbnt
un0 ipGter bon periiiden uno ara.
bii9en Acr5ten empfobIeu. Mton
Gielt Ie fir oas bette @iftmittel uno
ii6erauS wirflam geger Die @elt.
gSie lire @irfung mar au6 llr-
iprung uno Serfunit r%atielbaft. 9as
@ort iheint aus Dem @rabii6en 81
Itonmen. aleber Die Gntltcbulg ser
8~e3oarlteiile er5dblte man, hnB lie
o~erbdrtete SrGnen BON Siri6en
ieien. 9ta9 onocren 9erid)teu iVilen
lie ais Sdubmtittel 9cgen giftige
@eioe un0 @aIier im Miagen ser in
Yeru lebclloen &ifllnias entlteben,
mern lebtere gemille &rGutcr gcirel-
len boben. Sin Oieier @rflarulg lit
etmos &i6ti9es. Gem Die 9e5oar-
lteine Iino in Der Sat NieOcrihluge,
Die in ben acknowledgement &c.
milier @ieocrf1ller entlteben. Sic
9lei9cn etpo ocn fronfGeiten 9lb!a.
eerungen BON Stcincn II @aQer.
blaie, Niercn utO Slaie. SIN Wit.
telalter muroen Die Ne5oorteine aus
benz Magen 6es IN Gprien unO
Yeriien leben0en 8%e5oarbodes
(orientaliider 8e5oar), uno aus Dem
in Siioamerifa Ie6enOen &ameli6of
@ifunia) eeponnen. Gbemiid be-
lteben iie in Der Sauptia6e aus gbo-
l%elterin uno @oIlenfarbItoffen. Inns
moOerne aberdeen intereiiieren sic
8e5oare ni6t mebr ols Seilmittel,
Ion6ern pielme6r als &ronfbeitser'
ideinun9en Der &ausIdugetiere. Sic
lin6 oft maiienbaft III Den Sierma-
gen nieoergeldla9en urtO peruriaden
l6mere S%torungcn. sud bel Weu-
iden limo mebrfa6 8e5oariteine in
Megen nn6 9arm %geflnOen moroen.
9ieie Se3oare lino Oaourd merf'
miir0ig, oaB ite aus Saarmaiien be-
iteben. Gieie YSriGobe6oare" fon.
men i'm Magen erbeblide 9ilnenlio'
men o%nnebmen. Sic Iinb perhdlt.
nismGBig redt ieIten be;m Men.
i6en.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
A(tdgOptQ6e S6Mip6pa(eltR.

3u Sen intereIiantciten 5unOen
BEL Sen dgpptiiden aus9robungen
ge60rt cine &eibe bon S6ieferta-
feln nit &eIiefbiIbern. IS iino 6ar.
benpoletten, pie Tie Die bornebmeu
Oamen BEL ibrer Toilette gebraud-
ten, BEL Ser befanntli9 0as Sdmin-
fen unO 6Grben BON @eiidt uno
Singern cine groBe &oae ipielte.
au9 sic 9alette, Oie bier ob9ebiIGet
lit, ge6ort gu oieien SunOen. Sic
Itommt aus Dem grobcn @rabe Ser
prIten boropnaitiiden &onige Bel
Siero6onopolis un0 oiirfte in Die
3eit Oes 81. SobrtauienO b. SIR.
berlegt werOen. Sic Iegt 3eltguis ob
BON Der boditebenben altltur ieIicr
Belt utlo lit aud niGt obne 5ooIogi-
i6es SntereIie, ga man unter oca
3ei9nungen Eierarten b~e9egnet, Die
iest in Aegppten ausgeitorben iiao.
Die Sertiefung in Ser Wtitte scr Na-
Iette lpar ser SorbenbebGlter. Sci
BEN DorIteGilngelL sic Oie SofcI
i6miiden, baltoeIt es iidJ bouptidd-
lid Inn SagOen unO Inn aampFa init
Sen @inaeborenen, Die BON ben '.lten
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27

Der, oos Sorn, ouf Dem 8orOertopte.
@einer 9iiiiefeit pegen miro Oieier
2eouon bon Ben Gingeborenen lebr
gefiirdtet, ieines i9maf1aften 5lei'
i6es baI6er ober pielfo9 gclagt.
@ie ser gen1eine 2cguan lit altb
ser 0asbornleguan ballptia6li6 elm
goumbewobner un0 trGgt aus Die
Iem @runoe I'M ollgemetnen EN-
griinIi6es &leio, oos aber mannig-
laden SorbenGn0erungen ur%tertpor'
fen lit. SIN gItperf oeS 8aloeS ut
oos Sier MIR i6mer 81 entoeden,
1tnb bier in oer, Dem Weni6en uit-
errei66aren @ipfeln Der ltrmalo.
bdume, lGBt Oos impoiante Sier,
meldes iiber ~ bis 21@ Weter
2Gnge erreiden fonn, iein imarogO-
grimes SduppenfleiO in Den Strab-
len Ser tropii6en Sonne erglGndelt.
@s berItebt portrefflid, ii6 init oli-
Beroroentlifer @elenfigfcit 5mii6en
ben @eIten an5uidmiegen1 iid 10 81.
Iammen 5u minOen, ooB MIR Die
funfeInoen 9l1t9en gum Serrater
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
ltlesiko Irerrt ttar.
@csru &crtcbr nit Der a~mCrifnuiihcR
scite Der wrCu5e.

llcber cine lo5iolpolitiide Gnt-
pidlung in mcritoniihen Ha6-
barlonoe, meldlc in oen telegraph
ihen MISREPRESENTATION feline be.
ionoere Ncahtunig gefutoeu bate,
ihreibt Elm GorrciponOent pom bio
@ronoe in eincml l%dngercn Brief
II. a.:
9ie merituniihe &cgierltng bat
nidt nur Den OoucrnOelL ion0crn
aud jcoen jeitpciIigen 3u5u9 BON
IrbcNern mad &egoS, oOcr irgeno
lonItiuobin mad Der omerifonii6en
Seite ocrpont. Sn friiberen Sob
rem pflcgten in oicier Soiion Soit-
ienoe mcrifoniider Ar6eiter IL.
mentIid nod Segus 81 geben. sic
muroen nod) 6ornten uno Baum
noapIantogen geIonot, no tie oer-
b%oltniSm0Big eintrdglide geidofti-
gung fir me6rcre Wonate ie0eS
Sabr fanOcn. Meiitens fe6rten iie
nic6er beim. Gle fonnten es Dur9
iold)e nSohiengdngerei" 5l einem
@ra0e BON @oblitonO bringen, Der
ibnen in ibrem ei9enen 2nnOe ni6t
5llgGngli6 gepcien mGre. Sic 0of-
frogc mad ioIden Nrbeitern lit ouf
Ser amerifonii6en Seite in oieier
Salon 10 grob wie gep0bnIid,
oher Die merifauiiden 9ebor6en
boben i'm gdt5en n6roli9en un0
mittleren Merifo 8arnungen on
Die gingeborenen otgeI6logen ooB
iie ia nidt iiber 0ie @ren5e ge6en
iouten, I'M fir Die 2eute Deg nnorO-
lid)en &oIoiies" 5n arbeitenl
3ugIei6 lit aber oud) 81 fonita-
tieren, OoB 0as @etreten bon gte-
rifo fir onerifaniide 9iirger i'm.
nter mebr eri6mert worOen it, Re.
ionoers ourd) Die Gerihdrfltnoen
Der 8oBooritriften. Wtou gibt olne-
rifoniiden 9eiufern Oeutlid ge-
mug gu berlteben, bob man lire
glnpeienbeit oer5eit ni6t oIs MINI
i6enspert eraftet. SeiIpeiie al
Ieroings ideint Die neue &nBper.
oronung oud Oarauf 6erednet 5u
iein, fir Merifaner Der unteren
&Ioiie 0os @ini6muggeln bon GUT
fer, lttl0 anoeren gtabrungSitoffen
BON ser omerifanii6en Seite idmer
81 MAIDEN.
Ser internationale 8obnoerfebr
nod ltno bon Sen Ser. Stooten lit,
bduptiG6li9 infolge Der obi9en
MaBnabme, 81 poGiger 9eoell-
tltngsIoiigfeit berobgeiunfen.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27
Gas GbOIcra 2ieb.

Sin turbeffif9es Gboleru : Qiso
fonq i'm Sabre 1881 bas 6eilii9e
8olf in feinem @rimme ge9en bic
i6omlpie INSTRUMENTATION bes boz
moligen &urfiirIten @ilbelm H., benz
notiirli9 bic Frommen unb lOHalen
MiniIter ouf &oIte beg 8oltes piaig
Ruppleroiente leifteten. 8ereits ols
&ronprin3 bate er bic f9One @n1tlte
OrtlDpp in Berlin gu fi9 9enommen,
ipdter lie CUR @rdfin &ei4enbo9 pers
6oben", nit i6r 9 &tnber er3eugt unb
nieoer6olt i'm 3orne Ober in Der
gbampaanerlaune benz @hdmpag<
ner NOR er beinabe nod mebr bolo
ols ber 2iebe - 1ein Weib mtb9dn>
belt, 70 bob ser ei9ene 9oAn bic Wtut>
ter 9sgen ben ebebre9erii4en Batter
ouf benz @ottesgnobens5br on f4iit>
aen muBte; aGmdli4 NOR Der Sur
firft gana unb gar unter ben YantOt>
Fel feiner oelogierigen Moitre1e gera>
ten; politif9 NOR er cine pupPe IN
Der Sonb Metterni9s, Ser Sinan5mis
niffer Defines f6on5te Der 3ei4enba4
onmG6li6 Is Miqionen Saler =
fir bic bamolige 3eit etne u%n9ebeure
Summe - aus benz drmen, BON ben
ssronapIen bereits ausgeraubten 0els
isnlonoe gu; Der muderifde S9alrot
Grimm mar elei9fous cine &reotur
Der 6errT9Iii9tigen @rdfin. Wela'
tisfer @rou i'm @olt ii9 almdli9
qeaen biefe @@on0pirtf9oft am 9o>
fe = BON Der bas blinoe Bolt benz
Rurfiiritsn ni6t einmal bic 8srante
pprtung autpdl5te ongeiammelt
batte, aeigten bic erbitterften @srie Des
gboleralie6es:
8 gbolera, i'd bite Did,
Nimm bod itatt mid
Sen Siiriten Metterni4.
limb niuf 0u mas BON eignem
S9lag,
90 etpas grtrafeines,
81 nimm oie @rGfin Rei9enba4
limb ben 5inon5rat Defines.
ltn6 audi Ben @latfopf S6nlrat
@rimm,
sd bite Did, aud biefen nimm,
81 pirb Der &urfiirIt pieber fret,
unb feline &ne9tf9aft 1T Dorbei.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27

@r0e berunter, I'm @iirmer, &Gfer
uno an0ere Sniefen 81 fongen. Sn
ser 8oarungs5eit fdmpfen oft me5'
rere MGnnden nm elm 8eibGen
oas O%emieni9en foI9t, Nz aus benz
Sample alS Sie9er berporgebt. Die
les MGnnGen belpaft nun eiferiiif-
tig iein 8eibGen, itiir5t nit blinoer
@ut ouf allies 81, mas Dem lettere1I
nur gu na6e fommt, lno crit nad)
bou6rafter 8aarung 5icben beioe
@eI6le6ter mie0er ibre eigcncn
g8ege. Mit gtnbrud Der 0Gmnie'
rurtg iuGt iid Der 2eguan einen
llnteri6lltpf in 6elsIodern o0er III
boblen 9Gltmen uno berbringt bier
sic Stltn0en Ser 9unfelbeit. Mber
Idon Die eriten mdrmenOen Strob.
len Der Morgenionne laiien i'm Iein
SERTED o%nfgeben. Nad mebrmali-
gem fllraen @Gbnen riftet er iid
nit fiirItIi6er 8iiroe auf, Die Mu.
gen e~rgIdu5en, uno Der itol5e Sar-
rier bietct ounn ein 9ilO BON Sc
bensfroft uro 9iibn6eit.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27

tons: einen Equilibrium, in benz 9iz
nefii9s 0efroubanten lNb S4ulbeu>
nader feitgeieBt perben, bis ibre
Somilie bic Saulben be5ablt. Bon
friib big fpdt Elm OrGn9en, S9ieben.
StoBen, Sdreien, bus Des abenOs,
penn bic am Sage bef4dftigen
Gentlemen promenieren, nod toler
pirb; Oonn Hammer in un5dbligen
sroBen forbigen. buntbemoIten Pa>
pierloternen 2idter uuf; elm geipeniti<
f4er, mulerii4sr anbIid. Sin Tunts
in bieie bongeItopften, uusgetrOdneten
9retterbouten, 8pii4en OieIe tauienOs
unb obertaufenOtOpfige Menge unb
bieIe Mliaionenitoot, miro elm Roub
Der 6lammen. 9O4 blau unO mol
tenlos f9eint Der 9immel our4 Die
Motten, unD be6ogli9 girren bic
Souben am 5irit: oben Srieoe, unz
ten &f. Der f4limmite, unerbittz
li9ite, Sen es 9ibt, Der &ompf ums
9oIein, Der nrrgsnbs barter pitet,
ais in Dem DISQUALIFICATION Seile Der
@rDe, in China.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-27

fteben, bemolt nit grOBen, p6ontaitiz
f9er, 9ineitf6en 8u4itoben in Sob
ober Rot. Die 9ilbe Ser StraBenz
reiniger pertreten nur man9elboft
5oblloIe oft rdubige 9unOe, ionit
bleibt oler Nbfan liegsn, no er liegt.
@traBenreinigung in unierem Sinne
gibbs ni9t, unO Elm gebeimnisboaes
SoIbbunteI, bas bic bon @iebel uuss
e.Ipannten ouf 8ombusitOden RUBEN
ben Matten berpOrbringen. per9uat
nod gndbig Oas @4Iimmite. 2ints
IOdt Elm 6leii9erlaOen, 5u9Iei9 Sor>
Hide, nit 9ineiii9en Selitotefe Ell
rnb Spe3ioIitdteu. uls ba limb gebraz
tens S4pein4en, %getrodnete &atten,
fouIise Slide, geIpieBte 5r0f9e in
Seliauce, 2ebmeier, bic As 8o4en
in le6miger @rbe per9raben tperoen.
On ibm porbei 56reitet Der &ontllr>
rent i'm tleinen, Der @Bporenoertdus
fer in 1piBem b%reitranoigem Sute, Der
i'm S~ragtorbe aaf Der einen Seite be-
eetoriT6e Nabrung, ouf Ser anberen
ssleif6 feil6ietet. 9o6inter f9iebt