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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-08

VOuSneSS ana mead
aches and every
month would have to
stay in bed most of
the time. Treat
ments would relieve
me for q time but
my doctor was al
ways urging me to
have an operation.
My sister asked me
ITO try Lydia E. Pink
h a ms Vegetable
Compound b e f or e
consenting to a n
Operation. I took
five bottles of it and
it has completely
cured me and my
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-08
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
Instead l took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured.

Baltimore, Md.-"Nearly four years
! suffered from organic troubles, ner-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-08

work is pleasure. I tell all my friends
who have any trouble of this kind what
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. "-NELLIE B.
BRITTINGHAM, 600 Calverton Rd., Balti-
more, Md.
1t is only natural for any woman to
dread the thought of an operation. So
many women have been restored to
health by this famous remedy, Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, after
an operation has been advised that it
will pay any woman who suffers from
such ailments to consider trying it be-
fore submitting to such trying ordeal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-08
''True Adventures of the Great War;
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The Review OF Reviews has
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related
who the hero hee Of tho exploit And limited
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-08
A Closeup of the War

Newspapers and magazines the along broad general
ilnes-hey speak of nations and armies. But stories
tell about the most daring audacous
MENIndy duals. They tell of exploits which even
you think never could happen. No professional author
the history Of literature could tell such stories for mans
trueand startling that mind simply stands agape at
wonder They would thrill with blood cold as fsh
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-08

coming alive He thought Of - -
What does soldier think
feel? What does he do? What he takes to
While trembling and hot the they gone through
hundred commanders
grenade hrowehave felt To read these
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07
Home Health Club

Eating good things: It is true that
for over a quarter of a century have
been teaching people how to eat prop
erly and of proper food. Many peo
pie, yes, a vast majority, called me
a food crank. Didn't see how any
one could enjoy the foods that rec
commended. They thought I must be
an old crouch, saw-faced and skin
ny, lot of wrinkles and did not dare
eat good food and enjoy it.
Barring the facts in the case, that at
nearly sixty I have no wrinkles and
pass readily for forty to forty-five
years and am as active and enjoy my
food like a healthy boy, they may be
right, but I think not. I have been
right about the food proposition and
millions of people have, during the
last few months or rather years, found
| it out because they were forced to
eat rational, natural food.
They have learned, much to their
surprise, that whole wheat bread has
a much richer and better flavor than
finely bolted wheat flour. that corn,
rye, barley, rice and potato flours
|
gustatory enjoyment is concerned and
that there are other foods that can be
used in the place of so much meat
and that the appetite is not only per-
fectly satisfied, but they really enjoy
better health than before.
If you were to talk with those who
have done their cooking for the past
few years according to the methods of
preparing foods that are so carefully
set forth in the Home Health Club
edition of the Mature Cure Cook
Book" you would not, in that case
need to worry in the least about the
present food restrictions but instead
would go and do likewise, thereby
saving yourself much work and wor-
ry in food preparation as well as in
the supply.
Those of US that follow natures
laws have just as good and just as
dainty foods as those that do not.
In many homes the wars demands
have made kitchen help an impossi-
l-bility and ours is one of that kind
and with four growing and rugged
boys as well as two hearty grown-ups
to feed, the problem of cooking and
serving would be big one if we knew
nothing of the right methods. A fire
less cooker saves labor and fuel
Many foods are more wholesome and
more appetfzing uncooked.
In the true home where co-opera-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07
CLUB NOTES.

had two letters yesterday in one
envelope. One was from a man from
Somewhere out West" and described
briefly his symptoms, only % years
old but, while protesting his good
character and habits, he clearly de-
scribed the after effects of specific
blood poison or syphilis. The 9TH
er letter was from his young wife and
was long and full of details and moth
err love, all about their baby nearly
half year old and weighs only ten
pounds. When only few weeks old,
sores and eruptions all over its little
body and the doctor told her it was
measles. Nothing that she gives in
the way Of food appears to agree with
+ it and she wanted me to tell her how
to feed it so it would become strong
and healthy like other. babies. Well,
| that is simply one of the cases in
which crawfish. The baby is not
at all likely to live, at least for it's
own sake as well as possible poster
ity, I think it would be better all
around if it does not.
The local doctor appears to be able
to Tie like a gentleman let him take
care of it. The father doesn't de-
serve any sympathy but I surely do
pity the poor mother.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07

ton is the secret of success, the en-
tire family must be made to serve.
When all of the cooking and serving
as well as other homework, is left
for mother, she becomes a slave and
is soon exhausted. By a combina-
ton of effort the work is made easy
for all.
I usually get nearly all of the
breakfast at our house when we have
no help. The morning rest means
much more to most women than to
a man. A few days ago when the
good wife was at church with the
boys, I not only got the Sunday din
ner but made a strawberry short
cake that all enjoyed immensely and
I did not use fine wheat flour. I
used fine corn flour for part of the
dough and ground it myself in a lit
tie handpower grist mill that we find
very handy.
If you pay as high as $500 for a
bushel Of shelled corn and grind it
into corn flour, the ultimate cost is
at least one-third less than you must
pay at the grocer's. Possibly it is
due to Imagination, but it tastes bet
| ter to me.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07

Albert. A yohng man came to my
suite with my letter to you. Where
did he get it? It had been delivered
here in the Embassy.
Men Colt Who was he?
In vain. Won Bernstorf tried to To-
cate the leak. Not an iota of evil
dence was in sight.
The Secret Service bided its time
after the revelations of DR.. Albert's
purpose in coming to America. Anna
teur Sherlocks would have clapped
the German plotter in Jail without de-
LAY. But the Service preferred to give
him rope with which to hang himself
DR.. Albert used the rope. He be-
gan his campaign. One by one the
Service compiled a list of dangerous
pIotters as they responded to his pro-
paganda and gold.
Exit Albert, Tail Between Legs.
| Then in the latter part of July there
occurred the stealing of DR.. Albert
| bag in the New York Elevated. Its
discriminating contents were published
he following day. DR.. Albert's useful
ness to Germany and the Secret Ser
vice was at an end.
| Again the Secret Service had beer
thwarted in it's plans but outwardly i
gave not a single sign that it had beer
disturbed by amateur interference.
| 1t proceeded to give the well-knowT
rope into the willing hands of the no
torious Captain Won Papen as DR.. AL
bert, tail between legs, SUNK out O.
the country.
On the next instalment Mr.. BordaI
will tell how the United States Score
| Service discovered the German Pass
port Bureau in New York and how thu
Hun attache at Washington brough
Huerta from Spain and was about t.
send him to Mexico to embroil tina
countrS with the United States, ant
how again the Secret Service coppet
the Mexican ruffian and foiled HUI
machinatiGhs.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07
GEN. BIRDWOOD

Gen. Sir William Riddeu Birdwood,
COMMUNICATIVE of the Australian
forces, was born fifty-three years
ago. He began his military career
thirty-five years ago as lieutenant
in the Royal Scots Fusiliers. Later
he served with the Twelfth .Iancers
and the Eleventh Bengal Dragons
Most of his early army experience
was gained in India. He reached the
rank of captain in 1896. He went to
South Africa at the beginning of the
Boer War, where he was severely
wounded and won honorable mention
in dispatches. In 1902 he became
military secretary to Lord Kitchener,
later returned to India, and in 1905
again became military secretary
| to Kitchener. He gradually ad-
vanced in rank, was knighted, and
when the war broke out held high
military and legislative office in In
| dia. When it was decided to send an
Australian contingent against the
Turks, Gen. Birdwood was chosen to
lead it, and commanded in the
heroic but unfortunate campaign in
| the Dardanelles. He has been dec
Grated with several medals for gal
lantry in action, holds the Queens and
kings Medal, the Distinguished Ser
vice Order and other decorations.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07

Col Roosevelt left for a lecture
tour in the West.
The evening herald., 1918-03-28
The Fact That a War Which May
Decide Fate Of Civilization Is
Raging in Europe Makes No
Difference to Lawmakers.
THEY QUIBBLE ABOUT
UNIMPoRTANT MATTERS
Squabble Flares Up When Senator
Williams Seeks to Have Repre-.
sentative Lenroot Withdraw
from Wisconsin Senatorial Race

Washington Naob aN UoUuru0
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The evening herald., 1918-03-28
TEUTON Line EXTENDED TO A DANGEROUS
POSITION IN SOUTH; ATTACK IN ARRAS ZONE
GERMANS STRIKE WITH UNEXAMPLED
FEROCITY, DRIVE DEEP WEDGE INTO
ALLIES LINES; FRENCH LOSE GROUND

Huns Launch Ferocious Attack Near the Juncture
of the Lines of the Allies and Force Petain's Men
to Evacuate Mont Didier; Teutons Develop
Threat on Extreme North of the Present Front
in Region East of Arras; London Reports the
Beginning This Morning of Heavy BombarI-
ment in This Sector; on the Seas, as Well as on
Land, the Kaiser's Offensive Last Week Was
Much Stronger; Twenty y-eight British Mer-
chantmen Sunk by Subs.
The evening herald., 1918-03-28
GERMAN SOLDIERS,
CLAD AS BRITISH,
CAUGHT, EXECUTED

Parts, March IS lirpurt-
reached Parts today uini the cham
mel uf Duuhirh which ha- been
bnmharicd iniclmittcnllN bN the
GtIui.'n- With long RANGE cannon,
ha- been under tire aguiu iut ~',.
cril dnA- The number uf Victims
i-splnrrd ~ hgh a. tWouJN. uni
ihr uutCriil dumaIr b. -iiid tu
lllN, been -vNDTV
The evening herald., 1918-03-28
NTTNCk H. DEVELOPING
~ TIN NtItNS Sitt IOk

london March EN PRISONERS and
machine guns have been captured OBJ.
he Hriti-h. the war office announce.
The fighting continues i,rc,N un both
banks OF the Sommo
Th.. morning 'ho enemy opened 90
heavy Commandment uu tho British de-
'ou... ,H. 90 'rrt. An u''1. h ls dec
",Iupur 900 this sector
E,poltrI attacks wcr, maIc ny hu
enemy Uuul the valley ur tho S"wmn
Iu tnr uuiphhurhuuJ of Beaumont
Hamyl ruis.ouN and Moy"uu"N.i'r
They were ropul-od
Tho statement fol'uva
severe tLbtug fuut pace I1aIu
Yesterday evening ava dur.us th.
nigh, t.tridc the ~,mmr and north
ward from Nlh-i; tY Epy"llc- he
uo,'cd attacks were wadc 1y the en-
,mI HIu.a the valley uf the Suwm"
ANA 100 lh, no.lhhprhund uf HcnH-
wuut-Uum,l puiseuN and Muv,nn'
vile They Vcrc v,pul~cd We cap
rurrd number pf prisoners Hud .
uymb,r of machine guns
"Thp fighting i- continuing fierce.
uu both banks Of the SumWc
This morning the enemy on
heavy humH1rumont ou uur dofcne a.
east uf Arr- and Hn attack .s d".'.-
uu.ra bon fhI. sector
The evening herald., 1918-03-28
CURTIS AIRPLANE PLANT
FULL OF GERMAN SPIES
CHARGE MADE IN SENATE

~ i"'I.. " .'.. |lII Dr. .N .f.U.I Uls
hlrgr bon .hr s.nbf, af DELAY. boz tn.
aircraft iHlum thr a,rut, mUIpr
'smWt'r. '1H afternoon .ummuurd
Major G'...u sIuI,r and colon,
Deeds uf Iuo signal CORPS .n charges
"I aircraft production pud Howard
coffin chairman oI .nc aircraft
hwtd Poo Ipp.u immediately
" WrI. -'.r.Ut.. Hf war would
commander ru, curtis plant and pur
'u' ".Du UIu .muy..u thcr. l.t
hr" Amer tu Boo their pI1co- dr.
'l'i'H senator DN.runU senator
'.'r'ulu declared .ues took motlI
nrr,s and Etuiur fhom .n rNo. JOHN
'd th' piece. with 'nlH and thou
painted u.'r Tho rrH ff.jDI m.
'huo tried feil Az Investigation di.-
closed 'ho dor,.i
Nn"} other p.-ce. l'-u bad boon
.nHuer'd with and t- 20 result tho
wIldt- ui Bristol machine, was de-
"'od two months vhU, inspectors
'ud sot'rum"uf agents went over nuI
closely rNuwIu'd rh, various plrts ,
r"p'ao, Hmp'rrd pieces
Senator UN,rmJ. stated DO had boon
SAID there u' 100000 German sptot
u ths country hui no believed thcr,
ni' 'F'"N" lIr said Doe was making
u" rh1r-' against ans ,mp,oyr Of tho
Curtis plant .Yt asserted th1f some af
ih".r names sounded uu-Amcricuu aud
'''"d 'h'f "o a." know that -pir'
1rr .n iu. ur.i aud tho, have H..
uN'u fn, delivery uf machines
Mr. 'trrWan announced that his tr.
formation hai hocu obtained from a..
d'tn't..r who's, r1mr ho Intended pr .
o.. q
The evening herald., 1918-03-28
Local Weather

MaNimuw 90. minimum. 3s range
it. &C. 600 ~. south wind. rl'lr
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
9cs @dnbers colin.

sd bin auf Ger 3ablroae, meme
0omen unb Serren!" ertldrte Elm ius
genbli6er mostierter Mann, als er Die
s lice Der Greet WeItern Mining So.
in McQle1ter, Stl., betrat unO einen
&euoloer uuf bic Stenosrapbin SRI.
Sepel 8. RuRelI unO 80. $. 0ettp
riftete, tpel9e oamit 6ei9dftigt tpas
rem, ben Mo9enlobn fir bic 3oblens
GRADER in bic &uoerte gu tun. .Soltet
cure !Sdnbe bod, i4reitet riidpdrts
in jene SIDE unb perbaltet eu9 rubig.
Bis i1 ben re9ten 8etrog bes mir ous
tommenben 2ubnes abge3dblt babe"
iagte Der 9anbit unb Den 8eiben blieb
angeIi9ts bes bro5enoen Repolpers
ni6ts onberes iibrig. Der &erl be-
gam feline Soiden gu fiiaen nit ben
bas @elb entboltenoen &uperten unO
Fpdter itellte iia beraus, bob er $4,000
erbeutet botte.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
2anblidJcr SlntO-G 6 prefSienit.

Sbne groBes 8ereoe BON Ii9 gu
MAIDEN, bat ii6 in elmer 4n3a6l omes
ritoniI9er Staten, ermutigt aud
bon Der MISUNDERSTANDING, elm
lGnbli9er 4utos unb Motorz@rprebz
oienIt entpidslt. Ollie betrefFenbsn 2tz
MEN ge9en BON irgenb einem tGeinen
Stdbt9en aus, Iammeln bic Probutte
bon 6armern unb 9dnblern an Meg
na9 Der Stoot entlong, bringen iie
brett uno raid gu Mdrtt unO iidern
ii9 QaOungen fir Die Riidfa6rt, eins
fdliebli9 Der Musfii6ruug Tgen0pels
der 6armerz8 eitellungen.
8elonbers Itart lit biefer 9ienIt Biz
jeBt in Mi9igon. einigen fiiontlantiz
f9en 9egen0en uno in 3alifornien
entmidelt. Sn &%alifornten alein be-
lteben f6on nabeou 140 berI9tebene
2inien oafiir! Sic benuBen bic 2aIts
Qutos ntdt nur fir GrpreB@, Ionbern
aud fir gefp06nli6er Gra9t@ unb fir
poHagierzO ienit, iopeit Rnum oafiir
lit. Blonde Der Qinien MAIDEN tag
li9 5o6rten BON 125 Wleilen uno oar=
iiber; ober Die our4idnittli9e 2dnge
III so Meilen fir bic RunOfabrt.
9roBe Mengen 5drm>@ r5eugnife.
namentli9 Sbf, Semitic uno Mil9,
perben BON bieIen 4utos regelmdBig
eebanObabt. Meiitens lino bic Be-
fOroerun9s : 9ebiibren genau geres
gelt.
8iele 2anbnirte, nel9e nur tur3e
Streden bon Gner MotorsgrpreBlinie
pobnen, MAIDEN BON bieiem 0ienlt
nit GROCER 8orliebe @e6rau9 uno
bringen bic Yrooutte, pelde Iie in Der
Stoot ooer bel anbern 5armern uns
terpe1s abgeliefert baben. nit pferOez
befpannten Wagen oOer 8u99ies unz
mittelbar nod Der 2inie, pel6e iols
6erart nod INNER me9r 8erapeigun>
gen erbdlt. Die Nutps linb Don pers
f9ieoener @r0Be, tonnen aber ieben>
faGs piel mitnebmen; monde baden
cine 8efOrOerungzaapa3itd bon etpa
~ 8onnen.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
3lidtrJ dDabr in Alaska.

GidcI lit zines ser pertuoIitcn
uteolen WetoIle aemorScH tells
fir lid uaein, tells 81 pihtigen
YIatticrlmgen ~ m0 bis lett iiu0
nnr uenige StGttcn ser Groe be.
fannt. 100 Nidcl Gr5 acuinnbringenO
qeforOert nerOen faml. 0anaoa lit
oas ein5ige SauO scr beioen Ameri.
tas, meldeS bis icbt ais pidti9es
9tidellnnO genannt mnr0e.
Inter iolden llmlt1nocn ermeden
notiirli6 aud MelOungcn iiber Die
auffinOung BON Nidcl'Gr5 i'm bod.
norOiltcn Serritorium IloSfo bciolt-
oeres Sntereiic. nomentIid in Den
Ser. Staten. Bon Orei oeri6ieOenen
St1tten oaieIbit Iiegen 0ieSbe5iigli1e
Rohridlten Dor, n0mlih pom GilonO
Gbidagof BON einem Seloe an Cop.
perfIuB uno pom @ilonO Snigbt
Wriuce @iliom Sun0.)
Oie 6unoe All Der @eItfiilte oes
GLANDS Gbidngof (ctpa 3 Meilen
noromeltIid bon ser &inte.9oi oOer
etrua 60 Meilcn noromeItIih BON
Sitfn) iinO 0ie ein5igeh welte Oas
@eoIogiide 6orldungsamt Der Ser.
Stuoten bis iest gum 0egenitano
elmer porI1ufigen llnteriudung on
Srt uno STEELE geuadJt bat, obpobl
es aud bon ben onOeren beil1ufig
Serntert genommen bot. 9as @r5 al
oieier Stdtte fommt in elmer Malie
Horit ooer 9ornbIenoe- @abbro por
uno entbdlt auBer Nidel aud SUPPER
ulo Sdmefel . Wineralieu. Manbe
iino geneigt, an irgenowelfe ienia-
tionelle mineroliide 6unOe, ole aus
alasfa beridtct merOen, 5u glauben.
0as 8eologilde 6ori6ungsomt aber
forOert feinen uor5eitigen gntbuiiaS-
mus, ionoern pcrbdlt iif bis iett
iebr fiibI al Ger Sadie. IS fonlta.
tiert, OaB in Dem BON inn utter.
ludten 6eIOe NideIer5.aorper oa
unO bort auSbliiben Die aui cine
groBe fiinftige 9~uSbelte oeiten mo.
gen, OaB ieood ibre A~usOebnlng
o%orOerbano nod cine gon5 unbe.
ltimmte uno ii6erbolipt bel oerorti.
gem @r5 niht obne umitdnoli1e
Yrilfung feit3ultellen lit. God ioae
man an ser Soffnung feitbalten unO
Die Eager nit maBigem @eloauf.
lranO meiter ergriinoen.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
sdInde als SeisitOff.

Bon elmer pertponen Grfinounq
piro aus 0dnemart beri9tet. Dem
&openbagener Sngenieur alfreo Ntas
tbieien, Der bereits friiber pi9tige Grs
finoungen ouf bie1em @ebiete gemadt
bat, ioa es 9elun9en fem, S9lode our
@eminnun9 BON 8etriebstoff fir Mos
loren nuBbar gu MAIDEN. Sein 8.rs
fo9ren 1T bur4 cine gauge Reibe Ods
nifder potente gei9iibt porben. Gs
banbeIt Ii9 0arum, boB bic S9lods
CUR 8ereitung bon Sduggns ousgez
nuBt piro, ipo3u bisber ais aobltoff
Steinz. 8rauntoble ooer Gbnli9e
5toffe, in Ddnemart i%i6rigens aus
f4lieBli9 @lon3toble (Mnt9ra3iD be,
nuBt purbe. Wie bies gel9ie6t, ntrb
%borldufi9 ni9t miiGeteilt, po6l aber
perDffentli9t Der @rfinber nirtI9oFts
li9e 8ere9nungsn, aus oenen bic
8eoeutung ieines 8erfobreus er6e1t:
bic 8etriebstoTten fir Sauggasmotore
piirOen i'm 8erbdltni1e 1000:1 b,r>
abgefeBt Deroen; tpenn ale bGniI9en
Sauggasperte Die 4usnubung Der
S9lode nod benz neuen 8erfabren
einfi6rten, niirben i'm gun3en 2 Mil=
lionen &rOnen iabrIid erIpart perben
uno ouberoem, mas melt ni4tiger 1T,
$4,000 Sonnen &o6le, bic oieIe Nerte
iebt perbrau9ten. fir on0ere .3pede
Frei perben. Die 8ei9offung Der n0z
tigen S9lade ndre per6dltnismGBig
einfd4; bic 2otomotioen Der @iIens
babnen Oes 2anoes er3eugen erbebli6e
Mengen, fir bic ge9enipdrtig teine be-
Ionoere 8erpenoungsart porbanben
1T. 9as neue SauggasDerfabren ion
namentIid fir bic 2anbpirtf9aft
ausli4tsreid iein. ferner ober audi
fir t!eine S9iffe. Der Grfinoer tonn
5uraeit teine 6~eIonberen 8orteile aus
ieinen patenten 3ieben, ba pdbrenO
hss &rieges Der Staat oas @erfiis
gungsre9t iiber bic 9otente bat. Die
Q~npenourg niirOe alfo Der geIomten
8epDlferung augute tommen.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
Srieg brinst 2efi5it.

Sn elmer I9limmen Situtation be-
finbet ii9 bic i6pei8cril4e 0ampfz
boot eleGi9aft fir ben unteriee unb
&bsin, fpslde bic S9iffabrt 3pii9en
&onitona unO S3aff1uulen bstreibt.
Die Oefi3ite Der @eieaI9aft baben
ii9 i'm 2aufe Der 8riegsiabre auf
159, Sronten a%ngebduft. SroB
erbebli9er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
aantone Sburgau uno S4affbauien
unb bes @robber3pgtums 8oben. Der
6abrplan 1T fart eiugefdrdntt pors
ben; man fdbrt nur nod an brei Sas
gen in Der Mo9e. SroB oiefer Sa9z
lage bat Ii9 cine MISUNDERSTANDING
lung fir bic Sortfibrung oes 8etriez
bes ausgeIpro4en; Our4 bic Qusz
gobe BON prioritdtsattien unb bic gr>
b0bung Der Subpentionen bofft man
lleue 8etriebmittel gu er6altsn. Mas
semein berrfdt bic a%uffafuns Dor,
DoB BON elmer ginfteGung bes
S9iffabrtsbetsiebes feline Reoe fem
tonne, fGon i'm Sin5lid auf bic toms
menOe @rOBl4iffafrt 8aiel@8oben
Zee.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
YiSrulOn i'm !Snren,.

Aus unbefaulten Strin0Jer9.YrIe-
IerL Die 6ruu 8orber1 in Diursbolm
oeb6ren, teilt Groirllor s. @irtb III
DER o3eitihriit idr Yiidcrircmoe~
SnterelianteS nit. So id)reibt
Striuoberg 1881 eincm 6rent0e:
~9i0rnion mno idl muroen Goofeiu0e
iuegcn leiner @aItung III Der tYrauen-
rage. @i0rnlon liet III einem 9a-
rem pom idpuar5en berridiiidliigeu
6raaen. Die i'm al5 @ott percbren
mo leine Womnirripte ausarbciten.
Sails Sic 9iOrnion fenuen, 10 milieu
Sic, melde Soiicetantc CT lit. @ir.
Ieine 6reunoe. nebmen i'm lueaen
leiner 8erOienitc ernit mo moIltcu
leine 6ebler uidlt icbcu, oein eS lit
lfon, an groBe Otonner gloubcn an
fonner. 9iornIon lit ober Elm 9eiiti-
ger &onnibnle. Der ale SeeIen, ole
III leine gtabe g%clangeL nulireiien
nil. 0esbnlb mIBtc ib aus Yaris
flieben, oenn CT molte audi meme
1ran oniireiieu. 0odl Ga biB i'd
i6n."
Washington Journal., 1918-10-18
Gimr B0pemi&taar.

Sn Waneen i'm 8erner SberIonb
BAT iid tiir3li9 cine intereIionte So
penidiaoe 3u9etrogen. Gines Ro9s
mittoes srf6ien BEL Srau Maior
Maurer elm gutgetleiOeter 9err uno
ftellte iib oIs 9toiutant Oes !Serrn
Mnior 0ille Dor. Gr gob an. Moiur
Mourer miiiie nohmoIs Dor benz
Rrieesseri9t erIdeineu uno ben0tise
besbolb feline Uniform; er babe ben
Quftrog, bieie au bolsn. @r puBte
feline So1e 10 gei4idt oorSubringen.
bob Trau Maurer ibm 9Iaubsn
I9entte. Die Uniform puroe regels
re9t in einen Softer perpadt. aud
cine Sunbertfrontsnsgiot Oa8u geIegt
unb mad etnem guten 5'8ieri begab
ii9 Der rs6err NOiutont" nit Dem
Softer auf ben 9abnbof.
llnterbeiien beri4tete Grau Mouz
rer elmer 6reunbin BON Dem 8orge=
follenen; bieler lam bic Sods per-
bG6tia por. Ho9forI9ungen ourhs
Selepbon beItdrtten ben @erba9t, bic
poli3ei purbe anifiert. Wa9tmeiIter
Reber Dsrlangts bon Dem Mnnn am
8abnbof bic Muspeispapiere; oa er
ober feline beiab. ipurbe er e%ingelaoen,
ouf ben Yoli3eipolten gu tommeu.
3uerIt peigerte er fi6, ging bann
ober bod I9einbar pillig nit. I'm
tsrtpsgs mari sr ieinen SanOtOffer
benz 2anbidger Dor bic GiBe unb ers
griff bic Tlu9t, Ri9tune DaIlispils
9ipp. 3tpei SoIoaten bonn 3eugbaus
perfplgten ben 6lii4tling, tonnten ibn
einbplen ilno er tpurbe bann geIeiIelt
ins 9efdnsnis dbgefiibrt.
Mo9tmeiiter Heber tonnte nun
feititellen, boB Der @erbaftete einen
falf6en Nomen onsegeben, ouB er
ibentiI9 fet nit benz o9t3ebn Mol
pprbeItroFten, i'm poli5eiorgan tpegen
0iebfta6ls zines pferbes nit @o9en
in Sreiburg atsgeI9riebenen @ous
ners &obert prince bon 2ocIe. Gr
bate in WiBpil cine Strafe abges
Ieffen unb mar boieIbit nit Maurer
betannt geporben, nobur9 er Die
Snformationen CUR Nusfibrung ieis
nes pertpegenen planes erbielt.