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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21

The mysterious tragedy mas
shocked the whole community to-
day.
Find Penciled Memo.
All of Oregon and Washington
within a 200-mile radius is being
combed for an old-style Ford ma
chine and it's driver, who is be-
lieved to be the slayer. The ma
chine is believed to be heading
north from Kalama.
The bodies of the woman, about
30 years old, the little girl and a
boy of II were found in the tent
along the highway yesterday by
Jim Deader, a trackman. The
three had been dead about AS
hours. An old revolver was found
beside the bodies.
Penciled records indicated the
party had motored 1872 miles on
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day, but had not Travelled on Sat
urday. People along the high
way remember having seen the
party and described the machine
as an old-style Ford. The man
who was driving, they said, was
short and stocky, weighing about
140 pounds.
Murder Occurs Sunday.
The authorities presume the
man was husband and father and
shot his family following a quar-
rel, waiting, however, until they
fell asleep. He removed all iden-
tification marks and fled.
The murder apparently was
committed Sunday. The whole
family evidently had been on a
camping trip from Seattle. A
diary found among the effects OF
the little girl showed she had
made notes of the trip each day
Part of it read as follows:
Forty miles first day, next
day 1854 miles going into Keiso
fourth stop Olympia, then to Che
halls and Castle Rock"
The words MAMA" and Dad.
dy" also were found scrawled in
the childish hand.
From Seattle.
Sunday night. the child's diary
shows, they stopped about 9
mile and a half south of Kelso
pitching camp along the highway
there. This was the last entry
made in the diary, indicating the
murder was committed Sunday
night.
The description of the MUIR
derer was given by residents OF
the surrounding country who saw
the family driving along the road,
stopping at various places on their
camping tour.
Trackman Finds Bodies.
Deader,. the trackman who
found the bodies, was able to give
good description of the man. He
told Sheriff Dunbar that he was
talking to members of the family
when they pitched camp about
two miles south of Kelso Sunday
afternoon.
He said he became suspicious
when, at about p. m, he noticed
the camp was still there but the
car. was gone. He Immediately
went to the camp, where he dis
covered the tragedy.
This morning the sheriff de
ciared that from papers found or
the body of the murdered woman,
the little girls first name seems
to have been Ada" while the
boys name was "Arga."
The sheriff said he also found
a small box purchased from q
drug store at Snoqualmie last
Friday, marked "A. J. Quinn
The store, however, was unable
to give a description of the pur.
chaser.
Headed This Way.
The revolver. found beside this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21

woman's body, the sheriff said
was of the old American bull
dog" type, and apparently had not
been used for more than year.
Police and sheriffs in all Sec
tons of the state have been given
description of the slayer, and
have been asked to keep a sharp
lookout.
Capt. Falconer, chief of Taco
ma city detectives. has been asked
to instruct his men to keep a
sharp lookout for a man about
80, dark. swarthy complexion,
weighing about $50 pounds, five
feet six inches tall and driving an
old Ford car"
A report from Keiso that ii man
suspected of being the murderer
had been arrested near American
lake Tuesday was found later To be
without foundation.
This report, which sad that the
sheriff Of Kelso had been in
formed Of the arrest OF a man
driving a Dodge car near Camp
Lewis, was due to a mistake nIaua
by authorities at Kelso who ap-
pareltly misunderstood a call
from Col. Saville, in charge of tic
military police at the camp.
Col. Saville merely called up
the sheriff's office by telephone,
asking for information about tle
murder, thinking possible to con-
meet it with a suspicious incident
the military police had reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
Omitted Press Leased Wire.)

WAUKESHA, Wis, May 21.--
She despises him."
Tersely, DR.. A. p. Lusk today
summed up his daughters feel.
ings toward DR.. David Roberts.
whose wife Grace Lusk killed for
love of him.
Her affection was ground into
the dust by DR.. Roberts testimony
in the murder trial in which he
blamed her for the unconvention-
al relations.
Now that DR.. Roberts has fin
ished his testimony and Judge
Martin Lueck mas ordered an in
vestigation to determine il Dr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
FIRST NEWS OF FORCE

The above dispatch is the first
mention of American air forces
as definitely engaged in operations
in Flanders.
The American troops which re-
Gently took their places in the
British line were officially re-
ported as possessing their own
aerial detachments.
Simms' dispatch may mean that
these American troops whose ex-
act location has so far beer WITH
held-are in the vicinity of Ypres.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
IN
TACOMA'S
OVER TOP

Tacoma and Pierce county
will not need any soliciting
to subscribe their full portion
to the American Red Cross.
They are well over the top
Of their $4,000 quota Tues.
day, and still going! And
that with only one day of the
drive behind!
Chairman Arthur G. Prichard
Tuesday morning that
$125,000 is definitely in sight.
Monday morning $4,000 had
been subscribed.
That means that Tacoma and
towns outside the city gave $780,
600 in the opening day of the
extraordinarily!
And the bulk of this sum came
in small subscriptions, from en-
ployes in Tacomas' industries.
Tacoma has shown a wonder
full spirit that | believe never be-
fore has been surpassed" said
Chairman Prichard. I
Many 100 Per Centers.
Additional concerns which
Tuesday reported their employees
were 100 per cent subscribed
were: w. p. Fuller & Co.. Ameri-
ca Automobile Co., The Tacoma
Times, Hainsworth Motor Co.,
Griffith Motor Co., Glacier Fish
Co., Dodge Lumber Co., Dupont
Powder Co., P. c. Wallsby, and
the Sampson hotel.
The smelter reported a total of
$500, and the Glacier Fish Co.
reported subscriptions at the av-
erage rate of Sc to a man.
Every member of the Tacoma
police department has contributed.
Attic more than the full quota
has been raised, voluntary sub
scriptions continued to pour into
Victory Hall all Tuesday morn.
ing Tacoma apparently is out to
pass all other districts in the
state.
No "Stunts."
There have been no stunts" OF
spectacular events to push the
campaign. Tacoma has simply
come thru willingly and gladly,
and when the campaign officially
closes turnout the nation next
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
LAFOLLETTE
MAKES PLEA

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 81.
Senator Robert M. LaFollette
today demanded that the senate
committee on privileges and cleo
lions dismiss charges of disloyalty
filed against him by the Minneso-
Ia public safety commission.
Thru his attorney, Gilbert E.
Roe, La Toilette asserted there
was no disloyalty in La ,Follette's
speech at st. Paul on Sept. 20,
1917, when La Toilette declared
the U. 8. did not have sufficient
grievances against Germany to
warrant a declaration of war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
us. y M Az
co TO RUSSIA!
Hunt For Slayer
OF Three in kelSO
Murder Mystery
Especial to The Times)

KELsO, May IA 49, year OLD girl put up a gal
liant fight before she with her mother and little broth
er were shot down in cold blood by crazed murderer
in their tent along the Pacific highway here Sun
day in the opinion of officers who are investigating
the CHASTITY triple tragedy
The little girl whose name is believed to be "Ada,"
appare fly the last victim of the murderer and
there is evidence that she made terrific struggle for
life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
AID TO
AVS
URGED
THIS MAY MEAN DIST
DIVISION WILL BE SENT
WEST INSTEAD OF EAST
Especial to The Times. j

Especial TO The Timcs.J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May
21.-The reason the divisions
at Pacific coast army camps
have not yet gone abroad is
reported to be that there is a
likelihood Of their being sent
to Russia instead of to France
in case it is decided TO send
an expedition to the aid Of
the Slavs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
WILL GIVE PROOF.

"t"H TrcsS Leased w1fe.1
4 LONDON. May 21.-Official
evidence of completely between
Sim Fein leaders and Germany
will be made public shortly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
SEN. JAMES Ill.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May Il.
Senator Ollie James. Kentucky.
is critically iii of Bright's disease
at John Hopkins hospital. BaitL-
more.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
TODAY's CLEARINGs
WEATHER

" ~
When every
body Is behav-
ing down at po-
lice headquar-
ters, Mrs. Todd,
night matron,
gets generous
and gives tie
boys a treat.
This means hnt
tea, or choco-
1ate, but ; thcy
must buy Their
own doughnuts.
ahead, at that.
nesday fair. &
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
HUNS SEIZE
DUTCH SHIP

AMSTERDAM, May 21.-The
Germans have seized the Dutch
ship Aneta, and have taken it to
Swinemute, it was reported today.
The cargo consisted of lumber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
TO BUILD BIG GARGAGE

G. s. Barlow will erect a gar
age to cost $1,000 at 2502-04l
Jefferson ave. 1t is expected the
work will be completed in 90
days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
AIRPLANE
PLANT IS
DESTROYED

(Unlted Press Leased wire.D
SAN FRANCISCO, May 81.
Fire of unknown origin
today destroyed an airplane
factory in the heart Of San
Francisco, and an hour and a
half after it started, was
threatening to devastate sew
eaal blocks of wooden build
ings south of Market st.
The fire started in the EmanuG
cabinet works at 18th and How
ard streets, where Robert Fowler
was manufacturing airplanes un
der contract for the war depal (
ment.
Fowler declared thousands ot
dollars worth of linen for air
plane wings was in the factor,
and had been destroyed.
Mrs. Jos. l.. Emanuel, vito o!
the owner of the place, sait
anonymous letters threatening tC
bomb" the factory, had been &c
ceived.
Damage was estimated at near.
ly 100000. Fourteen flats were
destroyed. The Walter White
Hardwood Lumber Co. was burn
ed out.
The fire started about Z d. IN
At 8 o'clock 1t was practically TN
der control.
Firemen saved some of the ma.
chinery from the Fowler plant.
Two completed airplanes which
were to have been delivered t.
the government today were de
stroyed. Two others were deliv
cred yesterday.
The Fowler company's plan
has been under close guard fol
several weeks, according to Sid
ney Bibbero, director Of the fac
tory. He said some OF the liner
and other valuable material hat
been removed from the factor,
recently and the linen destroyed
was probably worth about $50,
600. !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21
And he'll need ID IL his fleet
ever comes out.
WE HAVE TURNED THE CASE
OVER TO MIR. HOI MES

Lost-Pink camisole on North
ampton car Friday afternoon.
Owner Is a student in Allentown
high school. II not returned, WI
funk in her examination. Return
to Elizabeth Lewis, Box 100, Full
lerton.--Advertisement In Allen
town (Pa.) Call.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21

as it possible" asks Fannie
Film on the amusement page,
'that there is anybody in Taco
ma who has never seen a motion
picture?"
Whereupon Fannie offers to
treat any such lover 16) to the
show of their choice.
Fannie evidently is not anxious
for company.
We see here and there the
sign, paint Up" Yes, IL is.
A New York court has decided
that William X. Vanderbilt is the
sole owner of the bed Of a river Ia
that state. The bed OF the ocean,
we believe, is claimed by William
Hohenzollern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21

Greetings, are you on the
Homer Roll?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-21

We see here and there the
sign, paint Up" Yes, IL is.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
Die critic @lOdc.

Ser erite, Der auf ben @eOanten
fam, bic @ldubigen bur9 @loden4
seldute CUR &ir9e gu rufen, NOR Elm
tri19er M0n9. Sn Stalien nannts
man Das Snitrument nNOla" uno
rGompana", mad Der Stabt ROIa
unb Der italienif9en 2anOf9aft
Gompanien, bic als erite ben Sc
brau9 Der &ir4englodtu einfibrte.
9te frii6eiten @loden purben ni9t
gegoiisn, Ionbern NIT Der 9anO ge>
i@mieOet. Grit fpdter ging man gum
8ron5egaB iiber, Der ii4 Oann raid
entpidelte, bauptfd9lt9 in 8eneeig,
mo Der 0oge Drip L., Der bon 864-
1888 re9ierte, 8afilius, benz bp5anti;
ridden &aiier, 5pOGf srObe @lOden
gum @eI9ent ma9te. 60 erfGlob
bic benetianii9e Runit, bic ii9 BON
Ger bp5untiniiden @r@itettur Der
9ogia Sophia gum 8au Der goloenen
&uppel BON Gan Marco bate inipis
gieren laiien. ibrerieits pieoer Dem
Orient ben 9ebrau9 Der. @loden, bic
in Der 2asunenltabt, Der 9etmat Der
in Der &unlt Der muiitalii4en Der
feinerung bes @lodenasldutes UNI
iib~srtroffenen Meiiter, bereits peits
@erbreitung s%efunoeu. Die Srom-
psten unO bic nit benz 9ammer gu
i9logenDen 9plas ober Metallplats
ten, bic in ben eriten Sabrbunberteu
bes Gbriitentums gu ben g%ottesoienit'
li9en 0eriammlunSen rtefen, tparen
Gier raid perf9nunOen, no am @nbt
Res Is. Sa6rbunberts auf unge3dbl'
ten @lpdentiirmen iiber 500 groBe
@loden ibr @eldut eri9aIlen lieBen
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
@olS ,.unds" Idlnea.

9irgenos berri6t Die Sago, Die
&eiolult mebr als in &uBlano unb
&oIen. oft looet elm ruiiii6er .ooer
pollii6er @oelntuml 5Wci- bis orci-
bunoert &%erloneu blob fIr Die Sage
elm, Die nit einem @lan5e, einem
Mnimanoe uno nit Scltlidtciten &c.
iibt miro, ooB nidt ielten Der finon-
sielc &uin ociicn, Der iie 10 leioell-
lGoftli6 liebt, Ouruus erfolgt. 8ie
nett Ole llebertreibun9 in Oieie;n
3meige 0es Sports 9etriebcn miro,
lebrt cine NncfOote, oie man bon
Gem litolliidcl 6iirltcn Giao5iwia err
5Gblt. giues Cages 5cigte er auf Ell
nem Spa6icrritt Dem aaiicr aleran-
Der LII. cine offene @bene uno frag.
te ibn, Oh or bier ni6t iagen noble.
Ger Safer ertpioerte la6eno, er iGbe
ia nirgenbs einen @alO. nGas bat
ni6ts gu ioeen," iagte Der Shirt.
SD Iaoe @m. MaieIt1t auf morJen
our Sirid- unt gberia9o ein." ll!o
ptrtlin befano llb am al1oereil Wtor.
gen ouf oieier @bcne Elm 8alo, Der
nie oura 8auberei e%ntitanoen mar;
Stri6e, &ebe unO piloe Sdweine
trieben li6 in inn berllm. Der Shirt
uoate Dem &aiier uno feinem Sc
folge cine bobe Soee ieiner Wa6t
geben. Seit mcbrcren Eagen Dor
Dem e~rtp1bnten Spo5ierritt marel
nGmIi1 Sollicnoe BON 8alern nit
DER ausgrabung mo benz anflaoen
pon @1umen ollf piele 8a9en be.
i4Gftigt. Gle Scsloder paren in
elmer ein5igen Nadt gcmatt uno Die
WGume eingcitelt. Der auf oieic
@eiie ber9eridtete @alo erbielt
Damn oos tells in Neten g%efangene,
tells bcigetriebcne 8ilo.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

ga -, uno 6a es eincr meiner
ltrcngiten @runOidse it, mid itber
@egenitdnOe i'm @erte bon inter
5tuan5ig Morf nidt ani6nregeit,
ihidte i9 mid all, oas Sbeater nit
Dem alien SUIT 81 nerIoiien, Den tb
funitOoa ouf meirem Sopf bnlail'
5ierte, pie es oie 6ineiiiden Song
Iellre nit brennenoetl Betroleum-
lompen tun. Inter Dem Sauptpor.
tai 0es S9eatcrs iiel mir Gin: Soltl
SD mar ia Dor 9eginn Der goritel'
lung I'M Sbeaterreitaltrant gelpelell,
bate bort etnos gegeiien uno etpas
getrunfen uno mar Damn nit benz
8aletot iiberm 9lrnt un0 Dem Sut
in ser SanO aus Dem &eItauratlt
sur @arOerobe gegangen. IS fottt,
tie alio pobl iein, OaB i6 ben SUIT
-oa utten i'm &eItouront uertaulft
bate. Aber neinI 9a unten mar
ia ouBer mir gar fem @ait gelpe@
len -. bod imnlerbin -. Man
oorf nidts unOeriudt laIien, I'm
iol1 bange &dtiel 81 Ioien...
Sd froge oIio Sen @irt 6es S6ea.
terreltourants: nSnt Oieleidt le'
man nit mir oielen SUIT pertaui6t?"
Ser @irt i6art in meinen SUIT bin.
ein uno ruft glei6: ~9onnertpetter!
9as lit ia mein Sut!"
Sotte idy olio riGtig bein @eg-
geben einen fremOen SUIT in Der
&auo aus benz Sbeaterfeler nad]
Der 3beatergarOero6e getragenl Allo
mar nidt Die braoe 6rau, Ionoerr
i1 ielblt an ser garl6en 8ermets-
lung i6uIO. SD lieB mir MN BON
Dem @irt meinen eigenen SUIT &C.
ben, Ser frie0Iid an einem gfQgel
bling. Damn itiirmte i'd Oie &reppe
binouf I'M momogli6 nod DIE
@ar0erobefroi 51 finOen uno ais
anItdnOiger Menid, Der id nun ettl-
NAL bin, mid bel tbr 81 enti6uloi-
gen. Sd traf Die alte Game bereitS
gum @eggeben geriiitet, 0riidte iDr
Elm rei6lides @erIobnungstrinfgelo
in Die bieoere &edte unO Bot iie,
mir oie S5ene bon p~ornberein ni6t
weiter libel gu nebmen. D@ntihul-
0igen Sic nur, Iiebe 5raii, Sic Da-
rem nift idulo an Der Sa9c, ion-
bern i6. SD battc mid 9eirrt
un0 49,"
Sd fonnte ni6t peiter ipre9en.
Oas iiberIegene 2d6eln BON porbin,
oas iest bliBihnea pieoer nltf i6rem
N[ntlis aufleu6tete, lieB mid Der
Itummen. SEQ alio", ia9te iie unO
fnopfte ibren lebteu SanOi6ubfnopf
5u. n@S lit nur gut, oaB sic es
ielbIt einlebeit, perebrter Serrl llnO
elm anoermaI m%iiiien Sic nit elmer
~erfobrenen Srau ni6t pieOer iiber
10 etmos Itreiten. Oas lit bod Elm
fHr aaenlaI IelhitoerltdnOlid: bic
@drme 5iebt Die &orper 5nTanl-
menl"
sic ipra6's, nno eff i'd nod
batte Sen Munn gum @ioeriprudc
nitftun fonnen, mar lie perld)mun-
Ben.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
Bonn alien Srit.

Gem aonig Grieori9 ioate ein
~beriibmter Sanger porgcitelt iuer-
cen. 9lIs lit Der Malln nGberte,
6emertte 6rieorid, oaB er iebr
itaObofte Striimpfe trug. lin ibn
ieinen llnmltt 6nriiber ipilren 81
lailen, fragte er BEL Der Sorltel'
lung, Oh er mirfli6 oit6 Der be-
rii6mte Wtarm lei, Don benz man
ibm iobiel er5dblt babe.
Der Singer, Dem eS nidt oil
SelbitbemuBtiein oebrad, ermioerte:
sd meiB nidt, Sire, a6er i'd
oarf bod ipobl iager, oab i9 cine
Stimme babe, aus Ser iG MAIDEN
fam, mas i6 mill."
.Gann," perIeste Scr aonig,
made ST iid 5unddit nal Elm
&aar ani.dnOige Strumpiel"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
NtcrrcSfraft.
Sefniide g|nsnubung uun G6be nib
Tlnt.

Ser MenI6 tut ii6 felt langem
bieI oarouf 5ugute, uls 9erri3er
iiber Die Naturtruft auf Der Groe gu
palten. @iel bat man erreidt, aber Bel
nii6terner ll%eberlegung muB man
cod pobl iogen, OaB er oieie 4ufs
eabe aud beute nod in einem re9t
beI9eioenen umfange erfiillt. Sn
Der Hegel er19lieBt Der Weni6 neue
&raftquellen Der Notur erit bann fiji
feline 3ipede, tpenn eine ptrtli9e Not
an i'm berantritt. 8enn man ni9t
i9on baran gu oenten anfinge, baB
lie ao6le unp bic mineroliI4en Dele
elmer Grf9Gpfung entgegenge9en,
piirbe man ii9 pobl nod taum
ernItti9 nit Dem @ebanten 6ef4dfs
tiqe, anoere Ha!urtrGfte in ben Be-
reid Der NusriiBung gu aieber, Die
6is6er nod brad liegen. 60 piro
nit Stetigteit ieit einigen Sobren
oaron g%earbeitet, bic regelmGBigsn
9epegun9en bes Meerss in Gbbe unO
Slut in cine nuBbnre Sorm Der
&raftleiitung gu OertuonOeIn. Bis
Der bat Der Meni4 bon ben 8e8eiten
nur cine Dirt BON paiiipem @ebrau9
eema9t. @an5e 6lotten BON S4ifs
fen parten onl Gingang Der 9dfen
auf ben @tntritt Der. Slut, UNI ii4
BON i6rer StrDmung an ibr eigent-
lt9es 3iel tragen gu lofien, unO in
umgetebrter 3iGtung pirO Der @bbez
from als 8oripnnn ge6rau4t. Dat
ii6er binaus Iine i9on feit ungefdbr
40 So6ren @Ori4ldge unO &onitrutz
tionen fir bic !9erri9tun9 fogenann@
ter @e3eitenmiibIen gema9t porben,
UNI au4 oas @efdlle bes Meerpaiz
Iers our 8erpertung gu b%ringer,
o6er gu etnem g%reif6aren @rgebnis
1T es in bieier Hi9tung nod ni6t
getommen. Nun IinO aber geroOe in
Der Nnloge BON Waffertraftperten
in ben leBten pier Sabr3ebnten 10
groBe 5ortfdritte gema4t iporosn,
6aB elm neuer Gn9riff auf Oiefe 4ufs
gabe lo6neno eri9eint. Ni4t MIR
neue Nusniibungen Der @aiiertraft
fir bic @epinnung bo9pi9tiger @r,
3eugntfie fino gef3affen porpen,
fonoern au9 I'M 8uu FOLDER Nnld@
gen 6aben ii9 polltommene lmtpdls
3ungen poIl3ogen, namentIi4 bur4
bic pereinigte NerpenOung BON 81
i~enpert unD cement. Sn nun dber
bic Soften Der Nnlage unter ollea
nm1tGnben ben Ausf9lag ge6en, 10
piro man bic 8erpertung Der SLUT
nellie bes Meeres ieBt nit eineln
tpeit giinltigeren Mu9e betra4ten t0n.
men. @dbrenb ionit Der 8etrieb bon
Surbinen nit llnterbre9ungen re9z
men miiBte, tpiiroe 10 bur4 4bne4sz
lung Der 8affer5ufubr elm itetiger
3ufluB gefi4ert fem. Der pbpitter
i9lGgt bic 4nIuge Dpn brei 6lutbeden
Dor, bic matchmaker gefiillt un0 &c.
teert tperben. uno 5par nit Dem
Sang Der @e3eiten apeimal td9li4.
Die 3onitruttipn 1T 10 Woblii6erz
legt unb ous9eorbeitet, baB elm Ser
Iu9 nit ibrer prnttif9en 4usfi9s
rung an elmer Defenders seeignetsr
Stelle gema9t Deroen follte.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

Der 8sgrIn0ung,b aB
ibr Sntel Mar &~oienbeim, Der iia
i'm Sabre 1914 na4 Oeuti4lano gu
elmer Sur begab unb in 8a0 Naus
beim per59panb, nu9oem ct elmer
pflegerin anpertraut bate, er leioe 10
S4mer3en, bob er ins Wafer geben
neroe, eriu4te feline Ni9te Sable 9.
&%oien6eim pon No. 16 Weit So.
StraBe, Nep NOrt, ben 8erf9Ollenen
seiebIi4 fir tot gu ertldren uno oas
Seitament gu erGffnen. Die pfle>
germ, beren 4usfasen in Oeuti9lano
beI9poren purben, beitdti9te aud,
Der Patient babe ertldrt, er beiiBe elm
@intommen bon mebr als $4,000 per
Sabr.
Der 8eri9t bes &reisanS
maltes 2aprence g. MeOaniel bon
ct. Bouts fir Das leBte Sabr 5eigt,
baB i'm @anoen 1141 perlonen pdbs
reno bes sSabres prooeTiert puroen.
sJn $50 6Glen purb@ 8erurteiluns
gen er5islt. Die perionen. Die na4
0em 3u9tbouie sei@idt ipurhsM miiB=
ten, fpenn man bic 3abl Der Sabre,
gu benen iie perurteilt purOen. oos
bert, i'm @an6en 1886 Sabre in Der
9(nftolt aubringen, pG6renO Die nab
benz Mrteitsbauie sei@idten perionen
1O1 Sabre unb go Snge obbIBen
mibten.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

Ifrsdt I'm mar bolt. Gr bat f6on
eans eingefoaene 5lsi6e Yddelder GEE
1o6f lin i'd ben CREME miife Bic
leios oas ben i'd mid nu9 nod gee
iagt, bob i'd Der M0rOerer jim. SD
lin i6u6r, Der 0eOespeiIer Oentt i'd
i'm en- @fsl.
Womit i9 psrbleime
Sine S6rn llefper
9btlipp Sdueromper
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

-3uredtgewieien. 6rdi.
lein: u@itte, mein SEER, lueroen Sic
niht auforingli9!"
Serr: uglber, Srdulein Marie, i9
bin bod elm entfernter Setter Don
Sbnen."
0rdulein: u9esbaIb eeraoe oiirfea
Sic mir nidt 81 nabe treten."
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

SotaIe Sraee. Serr:
g8enn i9 ni6t ire, iinO mir int
Ielben Sabre geboren, Srdulcin Me.
lanie; i'd feiere nd6ite @ode mel
men oreiBigiten @eburtsto9, unO
Sie?"
@eGanie G6nippiif): r@ann i6
E, nj"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

- @ieoer ni6ts. So9ter:
so piele ent5iideuOe @artien mic
in oieier Saiion boben mir. mic ge-
ula6t."
gater Cieuf8enO): uSdtteit gu
lieber cine quite oafiir gcmadtl"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
urudaeaeb e n.

- 3urudgegeben. Or:
Sea, wern on es Oenn wiiien willlt
i9 babe bid bod nur oes @eloes
pegen gebeiratetl
Sic: a9, wenn i6 nilr 10 idnea
Ioaen fonnte, wesbalb i6 Did eli
gentlid gebeiratet babe.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

= Bon Ser &Ieinbobn.
@ortenoer: nSngen sic, &err Dor.
miro Oenn Ser 8ue nun bolo
nSerr, ~perIongen sic BLOB nidt
nod bon uus, OaB mir weisiaoenl"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

= G9Iau. st.: @ei6enfte 81.
garren rali9e ib grunoidsIi9 nidt.
g.: @os tun sic oenn 6amit,
merfen Sic Die mobl gar fort2
81: gtein, Die oerihente i9 mel.
ter, ooer biete lie 2euten an, bic
mid Inn cine 3igarre angebenl
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

Bel elmer IS ss NOs 9ars
u" in 5rancis, Otl., iinO na4 benz
@snuB 6es 5rantes iieben perIonen
geItorben uno cine 4n3abI i4per err
tranft. gu benz gierpuni@ NOR irrs
tiimli9ermeils benaturierter 4Itobol
pertpenDet morben.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

Ou W Hll NlllS
3urud en- 6ormer
gu mid TONNE un
bat MIDI 9etrugt,
Oh i'd nitt 9letde
Debt emol fod
ling Ntg gu taufe.
SD ben 9eld9t
Wtdnn eletf, mas
fou i1 nit { Scds
ling Big a"ntunse2
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

ngAnn i'd nr phBt, mo metn &inp it, felt ies lmr fu4 .ib i'm
bonl"
.Na, Srm Nqbbarin, Der ebt nmt 9Iei6 perIoren, ben fennau fe
aGe." &
Stein, beute uidt, beute bob i6 i'm gepoidenl"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
@Hemrr 5dDreibrbriFf nrs
ghtlipp 5anerampfFr.

w1ein liebsr Serr ReOodtiondrl
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

Oa Is nit Inn9