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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1918-08-08
A GOOD FRIEND

A good friend stands BY you when
In need, Port Gibson people tell how
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test Jno. ID. Annette, pro. Of grist
mill and carpenter of Port Gibson en-
dorsed Doan's three years ago and
again confirms the story. Could you
ask for more convincing testimony 7
When ! was young man, ! met
with an accident, which left my kid
neys IN bad shape" says Mr.. Annette.
"A had been to several doctors, who
told me II would wear of as ! grew
older, but It got worse until about
four years ago, could hardly do a
days work. AT night ! would get
up six or eight times and lost weight
because couldn't get my right
sleep felt tired and lanRuid all
day and the secretions were highly
colored and unnatural. About three
years ago l decided TO give Doan's
Kidney Pills trial. I didn't have
much faith in this medicine at first
and didn't get any relief from the
first few doses, but / made up my
mind / would finish the box and az
the end of q week, / noticed improve
ment bought another box and they
entirely cured me-" (Statement Civ
en- May s, 1914.
On February 20, 1918, Mr.. Annette
said. II have used D0an's Kidney
| Pills on one or two occasions since
made my last statement and ! always
receive the same, good results Doan's
are q fine kidney medicine"
60c, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
| CO.. MfgrB., Buffalo, NJ. n.
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LOUISIANA WILL RATIFY
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT

Baton Rouge, La, Aug 6.-The
louisiana State Senate ratified the
national prohibition amendment at
1O:15 o'clock Tuesday night by the
Anticipated vote Of 21 to 20, the vote
Of Senator George Wear, who was
elected 10 filI the seat Of S. J. Harper
under the special call issued ~ 10Y
ernor Pleasant, proving the aeclqins
factor. Otherwise the Senate, 70 q
man voted just as they did when rat
ification was up in the regular ses7
sion and which resulted in tie vote
of 20 to 20.
The amendment now goes 70 the
House for ratification or re5ection ,ann
win undoubtedly be disposed OF there
Thursday. The House IN the regular
session voted for ratification ~ 20 a
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-FOUR YEARS OF WAR,
AND PRESENT OUTLOOK

The Youths Companion gives the
following epitome Of the four years
Of the war with the cheering prospects
for the Allies as it enters upon the
fifth:
-Four years ago to-day the German
Kaiser, by declaring war on Russia
kindled a fame that has swept round
and round the world, and that, still
raging unquenched, threatens not only
to consume more lives and more veal
tn than any revious war but even TO
wreck civilization itself. Scarcely a
human being anywhere on the earth
can be said to be unaffected BY the
struggle: four fifths Of the population
Of the world are citizens or subjects
Of the nations that are actually beilig-
erent.
In looking back over those four
years we find that certain events stand
out IN each year as landmarks N the
progress Of the war. The Marine,
Ypres. Tannenberg, the Donajec call
to our minds the mighty strokes with
which during the first year Germany
tried to beat down France and Russia
terrible blows that forced its enemies
to give ground l,but that failed Of COM
plete success. Gallipolis Verdun anc
Serbia are the names that suggest the
striking events Of the second year
the inability Of either side to force
home a decisive attack upon the other
the traeical failure Of the Entente
policy in the Near East and the con
seouent Of destruction Of little Serbia
The battle Of the Somme, Bagdad
the submarine campaign,the Russian
revolution and the entrance Of Amer
\ lea into the war are the signifcan
incidents Of the third year, in whicl
! Germany, forewarned Of the Russial
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CIVIL WAR RELICS.

A. G. Calender has contributed a
war relic to the monument square,
1t is part Of an old cannon, the breach
being blown off. Many years ago a
cannon exploded accidentally while
being fired at Grand Gulf, blowing
Off leg of a man named Goosharn,
Some claim that this Is the gun, but
Mr.. Calender says this one was un-
earthed far from where the explosion
occurred
Another relic which he has also
contributed Is queer iron frame
which contains nine solid shot, each
about 21a inches in diameter. This
was probably incased in q thin shell,
which was supposed to burst by inn
pact and scatter the shot II Is the
strangest shell we have ever seen
Remember the meeting Of the cot
ton growers on the 10th.
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HEEICANS MAY SOLVE
THE LABOR PROBLEM

~ q recent visit from a leading sug-
" planter Of louisiana the writer
earned something about the move
~elt q import Mexican labor for the
harvesting Of the large growing cane
TYP N that state, which is herein
presented, with some personal views
w Aexiean labor generally.
phul the recent great reduction in
es louisiana sugar crop the sugar
painters Of that state were largely
dependent on the Negro labor supply
= tne southern counties Of MISSISSIPPI
p Tor field hands in the harvesting
ssaAon, and for several years secured
rVIe 9nan $4,000 such for every nor
s'A cane crop season. That source
III 81 late been entirely stopped be-
ssHse mississippi as been suffering
sssM IKE shortage Of labor, and is
faslng higher price for harvesting
ss''o1 and its other home crops than
e@,ls harvesting now commands.
~ both states many times more la
~ ~ aas been abstrated from the cane
s,t,. snh eottoniields by employment in
pa',le works and plants under war
ss,.alslons than has been taken in the
n.ie 4 both states the very high wages
ssls ss men for field, farm and factory
ss sylA mas served to very largely re-
ssvs the supply of wornen laborers
II - sne helds and for all kinds Of do
s'ssue service Up to two or three
sats 3s SINCE at least half Of the Louis
isi's cane crop was cut every season
z z women held hands, and perhaps
II ss3uai proposition Of the Mississip-
kpAlon crop was picked by women.
ss.s year u the sugar state, that
s~'ss ,ssssle held labor supply win fall
sy s, 20 almost nothing. How the
sssss s.sssssvaneds viii fare III that respect
ssalalns a question unsoluable to an
's4okant writer.
ME-. ~, at this writing, the field labor
= ss'lspeets Il appear very ominous, as far
II II ~ harvesting Of crops is concerned
0o1n Mississippi and Louisiana
s enIlook is much more gloomy il
III III setter state; as a great army oi
49, ss'.oiers "a required to harvest q large
'ls Sfop, which in its raw condition
rr.t = saak 0utweighs all the cotton cTol
sssaaplned grown ia all the cottoi
rs ol the country
laa.ele1ore the Louisiana sugal
s~l ss.~a''ers, through such an organiza
~. ~ q the American Cane Growers
r';.i ,r,';s.sieelarlon, are looking to Mexic
! a'sn ~, view to large importation 0
f.. .saiuable class Of labor, which ha
~ sSs years been employed on a hmite'
49,; ss's on the Louisiana sugar plan
ohs and ON a very large scale O
;s'@ ;s~,s farms, plantations and rancho
efande '''''''S Alser y 'ne ~
~ ~ authority Of the stated intea
'"~ WHO Is Of the executive comzni'
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|GERMANY IS
LOSING HOPE
gIrEUT REVERSES CAUSE GLOOM
IN. ranfinued Successes Of the Allies
Il I'M Greatly Discouraged the Cen
aa Powers.

d while no one could expect vic
80 for the Allied arms earlier than
sssr hence, the recent defeat Of the
4 c.,man army is believed to be the
ssvinning Of a general retreat Of the
.,smv 50 much ammunition and
ssr material was lost to the Allies
- Il many men killed and taken
sr;souers. y, there has been general de-
grsssion IN Germany, and all kinds of
II ssssifnistic runors are said to be rife,
IN many Of the people are asking
] H. H. almost any kind Of peace.
There arc several things which seem
4 5ishearten the people, namely the
5rgc number Of Americans in France
snd their desperate method Of fight
NJ, ~ Inc badly disrupted condition Of
sssiria. and the uncertainty about
Pnssia' Russia, at least large part
Il N Is gradually returning to the
sae of the Allies. An Allied army
snaed on the White Sea coast
rss hailed with delight by the popu-
scs and the various political factions
4 Siberia are uniting to form an al
Nance with the Allies.
Tbe Allied army has driven the
feTrnan forces entirely from the 25-
miie pocket south from Rheims to-
Soissons. The Allies are now bring
inq up their heavy guns presumably
ior another offensive.
During the past three weeks 35, 900
German prisoners have been captured,
and great numbers killed and wound
ed
WAR NOTES.
Submarines continue to sink small
vessels IN American waters.
Four hundred airplanes were des-
truyed by hurricane Tuesday at the
eafstner field near Lake Charles, La.
The British admiralty announces
that more than rs German submarines
have been destroyed during the past
Y months
Great Britain has contributed g.
$50, 600 men to. help defeat the CEN
trail powers, 2, 100000 Of whom came
from India.
Premier LlOyd-George OF England
calls the recent victory over the Ger
mans the most brilliant victory in
the annals Of the war;
In hand-to-hand fight yesterday
the Americans forced a crossing of
ihe Eesle river, driving the enemy
further north in that section.
During the war the British navy
has increased from a little over three
millions tons to eight million tons.
The American navy has more than
apahled,
Reports from Amsterdam state that
matny broke out among the crews
uf German submarines, as a protest
against that kind Of barbarity, and
nifty u-boats have either been sunk
Or surrendered.
The draft age will probably be ex-
tended from Is to As years. The War
Department makes It plain that the
reason for this extension is to raise
an army Of 100000 men SO that Ger
many may be crushed next spring.
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AWFULLY HOT.

Washington, D. G., reports tenn
perature Of ia degrees, Chicago i0S
degrees, and other eastern cities are
proportionately hot The highest
here this week was SO degrees. The
south is cooler than the north in sum
mer and warmer in winter. Why
don't those misguided northerners
come to climate (which is CHI
mate?
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HURRICANE KILLS SEVERAL
AND DESTROYS PROPERTY

A hurricane, forming in the Carib-
bean sea, struck the Louisiana and
Texas coast near Port Arthur Tues
day More than twenty people were
killed at Lake Charles, Orange and
Port Arthur, and property damage
reached probably two millions dollars.
The Gersner training camp WAS des-
troyed together with 400 airplanes.
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OFF FOR NASHVILLE.

A party Of local boys left today for
Nashville 70 work in the munltion
plant and at other places. The party
was composed Of Will Watson, Robert
Cogdell, LAUGH Magruder, Thomas
Freeland, Jesse Terrell, Pearson Wat
son, Harold Humphreys and Frank
Hawkins.
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County School Board win hold
regular meeting, Monday, August the
12th.
This win likely be the last meet
ing for the year.
Patrons having business to bring
before this body, will please be pres
ent S. j. RUSSELL, Co. Supt.
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The cotton crop is more promising
than any year since the INVASION oi
the weevil. There are no evidences
Of boil weevil whatever the plant sun
blooming and putting on squares II
present conditions continue, the coun-
tv will not make less than SQVV pales'
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quest that his salary be increased
from $50 to $40 per month, and on
motion, said increase was granted, to
date from August LIST, 1918.
There being no further business,
the Board adjourned.
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MISUNDERSTANDING hri hrn silhalaurtt.
Son 8nitap q. 0cfmann,

idaer leine Wtiiletat nit Dem 600
be5ablen, meun er ni6t lo!ort aul
Dem Stunlpf oes geihlagenen 9an
mes elmer ~lebenoigen 9enne nit
oerieIben slgt, Die ben Baum 5u Soil
bradte. Den aopf abbauen miiroe.
Man iudt allo 81 8eibnohtsfIosen
nit GDrLiebe nid)t gu alte Stamme
aus. Die our Sdnung uno ginbri;l-
gung bes observation-disclosures beitimnl
ten Seute miilen i6on pom Sauie
meg nit 9anoihuben ODER 6duitlin
gen perieben lein, ole lie Die gauge
3eit iiber mdbreno ibres @elddftes
niht ublegen oirfen. Sino Iie Dor
Dem gum Sdlaeen beitimmten @auz
me aneelangt, 10 penben lie lid
gegen Often, befreusigen iid orei.
NAL uno leaen Damn crit Die Dirt
on Den Baum. Gieier nlub 10 ge-
idat merben, 0aB CT heiul Nieoer-
breden gegen Often 81 ltiir5en
fomnlt. Ser erite Spart, scr beiln
anbiebe bonn Stamme fliegt, mirS
gar lorgiam auIaelelen uno bepabrt.
@r 9ebort Ser @nllsfrau, Die i'm
mG6reno Oes fomnlerlben Sabres
inter bic Gabn,ldiiiiel Iegt, oamit
ltetS Diel mo gutter Hatm entltebe.
Gem 9aume mlB nber bon ben Sal
Tern Elm uidoner, gutter Morgen-
geuiinid)t meroen, audi mnB mon
oas 8oI5 nit @erite beitreuen, ionii
lit oas fonmeroe Sabr uniruhtbar
9ierauf miro Ser Stnmm, Der TO-
groB iein miB, oaB orei Big flint
geborige Strinfe aus ibm geidnits
ten peroen fonnen; arf Sen Sdien-
fpaaen gelegt uno beimgefiibrt, aud
lnuB er mad Ganmerung Dor Dem
9nuie eintrcfien. Die Sausfrau
iteIn Dor Ser Sall5tiir mo ipGbt
mad, Dem @aAel aus. Der Der
0gabuinci" bringen ioa. Sopie lie
ieiner BON ierne nuiid'tig miro, ell
lie ms Saus, INN oie aSiniin", D.. l. |
een fleinen SpeiIetiid, Damn Ole
oie 5eueridnufel unb euolidl
bie Gbitii6ie 5u Deritefen. Gielt |
crit mieoer sum Borihein
fommen. menn Die al0be auf oem
6euer fniItern. @egen Mitternodlt !
miro Damn ser Strunf ms &ats ge-
bradt. arf oeiien Sdmetle i'm Der
Sauspoter empf6n9t. Gen nm ion
bcriommeItcn SnusgenoIicn miinidlI
er 5lteIeidD y@lltcn Mocgen INTO ei |
nen irobliden Gbriittug", nimmt
bon oieler oen ndmliden @cgen
munid entaegeu mo miro habei
sleih3eitig nit Bsrite ooer .Safer
iibrrihiiitet Iicie 3erensnie Wies
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Stirn ullo rnft Sen 8ottesirieoen
aus. inoem er feierIid iast: u@ot'
tesiriebe lei nit eudi! GbriItus tit
9%eborenl Neigen mir ms Dor 8ott
nnO iei1em Sohne!"
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audi feltlib 9eld]nlaull, ullo es oar!
weber Der S%eitbratenL nod Der Selt'
tuden ouf Dem Glide feblen. Ser
8eiuder, ser iid) 5ier5u einfinoet
miro BET ieillem eintritt ins Saus
in Der &yeei aus einem Siebe init
@etreibe beldit1et, morauf man IN
oas Sieb orei nit @ol0- unO Sil=
berfaoen nmmidelte 4ersen freu5
weile einlest. Gieie OMrfeu erlt Dor
Beginn oes 5eitmables Dom @ans~
serrn angesiinoet merOen uno miI-
len mabreno Der gallsen Gauer oes
Shnlanjes BREMEN. Noh Der
Wablseit lolbt lie Der 5ausberr MT
einem in Mein aetauften Stild
Sausbrot aus.
Giner b~eionberen &iiroiaung er-
ireltt Iid an oiciem 6elttaee Der
sdaibirt oes Sauies. Comic Die
Oammerung mbrid)t, miro er Dot
Dem Saustore beim @intreiben Der
0eroe BON Der oeiamten gepobner.
i1aft bes Saties erpdrtet. Ser
Sollsuotcr balt babel cine nit Ser
tie geiiilte Sdale, in Der cine bren@
nenbe Serge lteft, III Der 9ano. Sls
Sausnlutter reidlt ibm nit Der eillea
Sano EN- 8las @ein out einert
arfen odr, ndbrcno lie in Der an
bern Sanb cine Serge bdlt. 5e0es
&ino oes @aules traet 9leIf)falls
cine brennenoe Serge. Inter Die
SauSidpeue miro 5umeilt eine
9ade, 81 beioen Seiten Oes cores
cher ie ein Seil elmer gelpalteneit
9leitneel gelcgt. Soruie Ser 9irt
cribeiut, 6egrliBt er Die Serlammel-
ten, ins5eiouoere a1cr Den Sanspo'
Ter nit Den @orten: u8utei Ibeno.
Sallspaterl Ntogen Dir Der beutigc
8einnd)tsobeno, Der nlorgigc Gbrilt-
tag uno ole iibrlgcn Seiertagc 9liit-
lid fem" Nun ii6erid)iittet i'm Der
Saltsnater nit 0,elreioe uno entgcg>
net ibm: r@ut lei oein @lild." Die
Sansmlltter reid,t inn Sen audlen.
popon or Elm Stiid abbeiBt, nab
reno er Ben Heit IN Die @erite oes
0nuspnters wirit, 9on angebote-
nen @cine nippt cr breintal uno be.
iprengt ebenio Oft Oie ieitler 9n'
cnuertrauten Sdafe oamit. erit
oann peroen 9irt nnN @erce III Den
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0rtat1r int Drrzugr.
Eine MsihnarhtHuRsrhtrhtr.

Roie .Marie Selling ,eing lebr
iorsenbon Die 9auptltraBe ibrer
fleinen neumdrfil1en 8aterltaOt emit
lang. Sc NOR am Seiligabenc
nadmittags UNI 6 ubr.
Hoie . Mtarie neun3ebnia5rig.
iflanf, punoeridou mo iiber ibr
Ilter Dinaus ernit uns p~erItan6is =
mar Die einSiee sodter Oes Spiel
parembanblers Selling in DER 8oa=.
ftroBe. Bis Dor 5wei Sabren batte
lie lih nit &eht als elm SdoBtinci
oes @Iufes betroftet. Gas Dater-i
iide @eiddft batte eebliibt, uno oa-II
beint mar aues poa Come gerueien.
.nidt gum ~peniglteu ourh lie lelblt,
Dann batte am Marft Elm Stabtz
frennber, 9ermam arenot, .ein Son.
fnrrel5geid6it begriinbet. st mar
bon Mnfang an ME elm Soofeino
Settings .aufgetreten uno bate Is:
init gelhifter 8eban0Iung Der Salt
fer, gIdndeaber Iusltattung, banli.
iber 9afreoe -nnb ieoem erIaubtes
alno llnerlaubten Mittel nerltanoen
ben Mebenbubler in furser 3eit
r0uig aus bent SatteI gu beben.
8aIb NOR .es 10 tpeit eefommen, Dab
gan5e @oden lang niemnI0 ben.
Iellingiben 2a0en betrat uno OaB
in Der @obnune .oabinter .oas Ga
diem nerltummte.
Gin Sabr lang Bate iid Selling
TAPER ,gemebrt; .er bate nit groBen
Soften leir1en 2a0en pergroBert, iein
Eager permebrt .uno m%oberniliert.
Mber aIs oas nifts nuste, 0a bate
fr ben Mut perInren. limb leine
Jrau aud; oenn lire gerpanoten,
Die reiden 8udorudereibeiiser, bot
ten iid uorfiftie auriidse5ogen, tie
bntten ibr gutes @elb nibt an elm
rniniertes llnternebmen ipasen pois
len.
MoieNsarie .aIlein batte Den aopf
ben bebaIten. Sic .batte jih erbo-
n, I'M @elf)dft gu belfer, iie bat.e
felbit bie Shaufenlter oeforieren
tuoiIen. Sic GItern aber, befangen
! in bergebradten gnihauungen, bat.
ten ea1tfett nbaepinft: Gas singe
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Sic I6Iug 3bie Sdnoe por's @eiidi
unb ipetnte
Yfli6t 81 tim. Mber einen Bate
tie Inn ibr 2eben germ nod gefraet.
Sen Oufel HuOoIf DER ibr einSi
cine gauge reue Welt nuigetnr
batte, Der ibr Don ier1len 2aneerlI
uno feriten Soften er5ablt, ser mt
ibr bon aroBer Madnner @eoanfen
~geiprod)eu. 40 mar er? Gre;
Sabre lang battan lie i'm nid)t &c.
leben. neutrality-suspicious. NOR ct
~.gemoroen. sSn @bile uno Sraiilien
iudten i'm ibre @eonnfcn.
Wit einem 9fale itano Roie.
Mnrie auf DEM 9abnbof.
@as lie oabinge5ogen 6atte, lie
tUuBte es nidt 8ieleidt Die Or
innerung an ionnige ainoeriabra.
in Senen lie oft billausgelauien mar
Inn einen @ruB Der @eIt 81 er6a-
ifer. Pin Der 9ahniteieiperrc
lebrlte iie uno itnrrte irs 2eere.
9a brauiie Der 9lheno.0 e3ua in
sic Sale mo nladyte aui 5pei Mi-
nltterl Salt. Gin paar 3aienoe
itiegen aus mo eilten froiteltb Dem
8abnbofsgebdiioe su. Hltr elmer
blieb nod Dor einenn abteiGieniter
iteben ln0 jprndl anaereat NIT elmer
0ane, Die ii6 berausneigte. Ganu
pfiff Die Maidine, Der 5rerlbe fuBie
Die Sono ieieer bis6eriaen 5abrtge,
noiiia; bic HGoer beaaunea lid
mieoec 5u brebell ulo Dnfel
Htibolf itano bor Aoie-Marie.
or erfannte iif erIt gar nidt. Oh
orei Sabre Der 9rennung bottem iie
iebr perdnbert: iie mar nift mesr
oas Sinh, au oos er geoadt bette,
ireiln er ibr aus Dem llrmalO am
ama5onenitrom ssidrieben bate.
aber 0nnn 6amnterte es ibm bod
utb fait Itiirmiid 500 er ie on ieinc
8ruIf.
Giioolf mar Ieiiiem Mlter mad
gar fein ridtiger Snfel; ct mar elm
Spdtgeborener uno icst faum oreis
~unooreibia Sabre alt. aber Die on
felbafte SerabIniiuug Bate er i'm,
mer portrefflid su iiben beriianoen.
gtadoem or Roie.Marie tiiftig
~abgeoriift nnb nbgefubt batte, bielt
er tie ME cine biibid)e Stntuette
ipeIt bon iid un6 betrad)tete Tie ge.
nan.
.@eld ell 8unoer, Maoeli Sd
pollte elrd iiberroihen, unS MN
Iteblt OH ba mo iiberraihIt mid.
gber ia, id mar Sic gauge 3eb Der
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3eremloilielt Derbrnfnat mer0en. Gas
Sdllen DER 5m decentralization b..
Itimmten 9udeH. ODER gihenitdmme
geitiebt in Der 9ieseI in Ser lcsten
ISOLDE Dor @eibnnd)t ooer audi an
BeibnahtStaee ielbit BON Sausleii-
ten, melfe Der 9nusnater eigells su
oieier auigabe beltinnnt bat. %
nnd Dem @"olfsgiauben Der Glib.
llapeu Die 81unle 6eieelt lino, miil>
ien belonOere 3%erenlonien beobad)tet
mfroert I'M Die mSienopitns", baS
beiBt Die Sdatten ODER Seelen Scr
gainle nift 81 beleioigen, icnocrn
i'm @eeeHteil lie Dem Menif,etl
moblgeiinnt 81 MAIDEN. gs sat
Sipor nad) hielem 8Iauben nidt je.
Der Baum cine Seele, er lit uid,t
intnler idattig, %niienopito". pie Der
Slape ia9t, aber er fonnte es bod
iein, uno ba lit ein meuig mebr Or
tiefeit uno Soflid)feit INNER gut
ongebrafi. Sn Der Gegel io1en MIR
aItc uno grobe 9udbelt ooer @ideu
aSdatten@ beiiseu, BEL iiinaeren
9Gumeir oieier Nrt bat nlip ser
5dIIer nihtS gu beiiirdten. @s
t5nnie cher ou5uahmsspeiie bod Dor
fommen, oab auh EN- mlnbcr be.
labrtr Stamm .heieelt" iein, una
aauu mitbfe ser bctreifeuoe SoIsz
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herbolt iid) Sreiliol hintereiua;Ger.
Nerln Der @eibnadtsflob aber be-
reitS Dor Mbeuo ms Sans eingev
brod]t mNroe, 10 Iebnt man Die ur's
ihnn gentod)te1 brei Sdeiter an Sic
oitlid]e &olslpono unD befrdn5t lte
nit @ieneirlanoen, Die 10 longe bdr-
auf bleiben, bis bic &lote altf hen
Neibnodtsbero gcbrod)t neroen.
Gft aid Ibleppt Der balloldnb-
belpelrte 9allsberr I'm, Mitterl1adlt
oos erobte Stiid mittels elmer ,trle
0cmunocuM &ctte inter lortcrn MlIe
len ins 3immer gun, @ero.
GelbItre0enb lpirn al oieicm Gage
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-24

lddste, nit bejonDerer t9o4ibasung
beDunoelt, INTO feiner bonn 9ausge5
linoe BARI es mngel, ibm elm boies
8ort al Iagen ooer ionlt ieinen ltn-
milen 81 erreeen.
Sim gbriItnlorgen muiien 0eIt-
braten uno @eihnahtsfaden lhoa
Dor 9aeesanbruh ferti9 5u6ereitet
leiil. ga beeeben lid ldmtlihe
SailsiniaiIen nit austabme Der in
Ger Slide beihditigten sur Stride.
poraltf ihmor5er aaffee nit
Shnaps genoiien miro. Gam mer-
Den @ahsferaen angefertigt una
rings Inn ben hlittlermeiie mieoer
berporgebolten gbtiif aufgelteM.
9luf Dem Gid iel6lt befinnen Iids
Elm @efdB nit @erlte, Elm @las.
@ein uno Elm Stiif iener gfeli--
5meige, NIT oenen am Gorabenb Die.
8eibna6tsflobe ~un1lpunoen mareii.
Ger Saispater 5iinbet als eriter
Ieine Serge an, ullo leinem 9eiv
ipiel foleen Damn bie iibrigen Mnme-
ienOen. Sobalo Dies gelfeben lit,
fiiBt Der @nnspater ieine Srali rlof
iebes ieiner &il1oer orei1nal auf Die.