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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27
u. S. MEN CHEER
SECOND SON OF
KING GEORGE

LONDON, July 27.-Prinee Albert
the second son of King George, was
given a rousing reception by Ameri-
can soldiers and sailors at the Ma
tional Sporting Club last evening" the
prince having gone there unannouced
to witess the boxing bouts between
American fighting men. He was not
known until Sir Fandolf Baker. or
ganizer of weekly boxing exhibitions,
prince having gone unannounced
that the prince was present.
The crowd rose and ,neered and
called for a speech. The prince re-
81 onded, expressing himself pleased
al being able to attend what he said
was a great and noble fight. More
cheers greeted the speech and then
the boxing was resumed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27
u. S. SOLDIERS
CANNON FODDER"
HUNS DELUSION

PARIS. July 27.-In praising the
fighting qualities of the American
troops, Colonel de Thomasson, a mill
itary writer in concluding his article
on the battle situation today, says he
can not resist the peasure of quoting
passage concerning the Americans
from semi-official Nordeutsche Al
geimeine Zeitung. The German pa
per declared:
These American soldiers are can
non fodder. They are incapable of
standing up to our seasoned troops.
America has been powerless to train
the forcibly enlisted men she has
shipped to Europe
The way the Americans treated
crack German division at Fossoy, says
Colonel de Thomasson, perhaps may
give the German writer food for re-
Election.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27
NEW TRAINING
SHIP is READY

| SAN FRANCISCO. July 27.-An-
other United States Shipping Board
training ship went into commission
here today and the plan of the board S
recruiting service to turn ZOE men a
week from California into the mer-
chant marine is one step nearer reali-
lzation.
The new training ship is the Ocean
Wave, which will be used as the re-
ceiving ship for the Iris, which went
into commission here two weeks ago.
The Ocean Wave is now tied up at
the Army street wharf, where it will
remain as long as novices are trained
here for service on merchant ships.
Refitted at a cost of many thou-
sands of dollars. the Iris will have ac-
commodations for $50 volunteers of
the sea. Before men accepted for the
sea training are assigned to the Iris
they will receive preliminary training
aboard the Ocean Wave.
The Ocean Wave will be command
ed by Captain J. n. Ansell. Captain
Ansell was formerly master of the old
army transport Meade. which is now
being utilized by the Shipping Board 8
recruiting service on the Atlantic
cocast. Until his selection as master
of the Ocean Wave he was inspector
of hulls at San Diego.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
Alta sunday-Nonday; Emmy WehIen
Star of World Fame.

Staf OF MOflu tane.
Emmy Wehlen, the beautiful and
talented star of the Metro players,
''The House of Cold" was the toast
of all London when she made her
theatrical debut in that city. Her
youth and grace, combined with her
wonderful voice and exceptional act
ing. made her future certain.
She first played in heavy dramatic
relies. but her voice was OF such rare
quality that she was soon sought af-
ter By musical comedy managers and
was induced to try this field In which
she equaled her dramatic success.
Her first appearance in America in
The big London success. 'Tonight's
the Night" established fa'1e in the
States.
Her spontaneous success on the
stage in !his country soon brought
Miss Wehien under the eye of the
Metro Pictures Corporation and when
tempting tffer was made to her by
this company to desert the stage for
the screen, tne' beautiful aciress con-
scented. In this line of work, as on
time stage, she has more than full
filled what was expectei Of her tai~
e'st and has uprcercd in many noted
~ stro productions, stnle " which are
"The Shell Came "The Outsider"
THE Duchess of Doubt" The Pre-
tenders" and Miss Robinson Crusoe.'
Miss Wehlen was born in Vienna.
but moved to England with her par
ents when she was a small child and
lived in London, in which city she
received her education.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27
Marguerite Clark In "PrunelIa" q
the Pastime Theater.

the Pastime Theater.
A treat for movie lovers is in
store at the Pastime theater next
week when dainty Marguerite CLARK
will appear in a Paramount screen
version of "Prunella,' which will be
remembered as her greucest stage
success some years ago. A story of
Love in Dutch Garden as its au-
thers Granville Barker and Laurence
Housman called it. the picture is ey-
en- more beautiful than the stage
version and under the expert direction
of Maurice Tourneur, has become
most unusual production. The cast
includes Jules Raucourt, who recent
~ appeared IN support OF Pauline
Frederick in ia Toska.' as the Pier
rot who falls in love with Prunella
and abducts her from the prim home
of her aunts, only to desert her lat
er. low he finds that after all he
cannot live without her and returns
to her old home in the hope that she.
100 VIII come. is skilfully and charm
ingly shown IN this new Marguerite
Clark Paramount picture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27
L. S. ADVANCES
GASOLINE PRICE

NEW YORK. July 27.-To NEE;
the increased railroad freight rates
the fuel administration has announc-
ed it would permit an advance of one
half cent a gallon in the wholesale
tank wagon market price of gasoline,
naphtha and refined Or. The re-
tail price shall not be advanced more
than the wholesale price.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27

ern Union was indicted charged
with violating the federal law pre-
venting competition with United
States postal service by transmitting
$4,000 messages by messenger be-
tween New York andnearby cities.
The maximum penalty would be a
$4,000, 600 fine. No officials were in
dicted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27
Observation-Disclosures N~%~~~N~~~~~~@
surgeon Genefal Con- decIared-

surgeon General Gorgan OecAareu
today that the rehabilitation of the
crippled men would be done thor
oughly BY the government and the
slightest intimation that a crippled
soldier was in any sense an object
OF charity should be discoraged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27
sPURNS CHARITY FOR
CRIPPLED SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON July 16.-The
movement among private citizens fol
finding jobs for crippled soldiers is
emphatically disapproved by the war
department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-27

without personal injury to yourself
or family, toward winning the war.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08
4 STYLISH DRESS FOR AFTER
NOON OR BUSINESS.

Waist-2244 Skirt-2243
Blue serge would be nice for this
model, with soutache or Hercules
braid for trimming. Satin. poplin.
cashmere and gabardine ere good
also. Or the skirt could be OF cloth
or satin. and the waist OF lawn.
madras. linen or crepe. The skirt
pattern 2243 10 cut In z sizes: 20, ~.
26, rs, 80, 30 and "a inches waist meas.
ure. Size "a requires SIS yards Of "A.
inch material. The Waist Pattern
2244 is cut In Z sizes: "a. 36. 3S. 40,
az, A and 46 inches bust measure.
Size IS requires Us yards OF 44-inch
material. The skirt measures about
2A yards at the foot.
This illustration calls for TWO sep
arate patterns. which will be mailed
to any address on receipt of 10 cents
FOR EACH pattern. In silver or
stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08
A GOOD SCHOOL DRESS.

lS93-Girl's One-Piece Dress, with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths.
This model Is nice for serge.
gabardine velvet, taffeta. linen. per.
Gale. galatea. shepherd check and plaid
suiting. In brown or blue serge, with
a collar OF white repp or linen. II will
be very pleasing. The fronts have
square yoke portions. The sleeve may
be In wrist or elbow length. The pat.
tern Is cut In S sizes: 4. 6, 8. 10 and IL
years. 1t requires 3 IA yards Of a
inch material for an Swear size.
A pattern of this Illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt of 10 cents
in silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

II may take almost as many tailors
to make man as collectors to induce
I'm to pay for the job.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

A man considers 1t compliment
when woman says: "Oh. you are like
all the rest of your sex" A,
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08
a POPULAR STYLE.

2302-This design In serge with
white piQus, or faille for collar
trimming, will make q smart dress for
school or general wear. The model u
also nice for taffeta, velvet or coriu-
roy. for linen and other wash mate
rails.
The Pattern IL cut In 4 sizes: 9. q
~ and IL years. Size 10 requires ~
yards OF S6-inch material.
A pattern Of this illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt Of 10 cents
In silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Men are usually embarrassed when
they propose-either financially or
otherwise.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

The man who does not value his
friends will soon find that he does not
have many.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Love laughs at locksmiths." but II
sometimes trembles before the house.
keeping bills.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

When = minister IL said to be uni
vsrsally popular It Is certain he 10 not
treading on the toes Of sinners very
hard.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

In commencing the early bird one
is apt to forget the fate Of the luck
less worm.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Tell the average woman that she
uses powder and there Is likely to be
an explosion.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

What makes lot Of folks unhappy
II that the things they want are not
the things they need.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

There are some persons who strain
30 long at the gnat that the camel
goes somewhere else to be swallowed.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

He who lies down with dogs gets :
up with fleas, as the proverb says, =
but the plight Of the dogs remains I'M
recorded.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Many man at the age Of 30 wishes
he was half as smart az he thought he
was at the age OF 81.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Many persons act as II they would
rather be wrong than be considered
oid-fsshioped.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

A poet has been known to make dol
lars out OF lines that ordinary mortals
could not make sense out Of.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

There is little hope for the man who
has gone so far that he does not feel
ashamed to kick a friendly dog.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

When a man says you are always
wrong he may be mistaken but the
man who says you are always right II
q liar.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Some men are such chronic croak.
ers that they should be able to shine
In q frog chorus.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Our ideal Of true hero 10 the man
who brings a friend home to dinner
on washday. -
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Only a small percentage of money
saved up for rainy days 10 invested In
umbrellas.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Some men are about as beneficial to
their fellow men as the hole Ia to the
doughnut.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

This IL a good model for serge. cash.
mere. satin and broadcloth. It Is also
nice for plaid and checked cuttings.
The back and fronts form panels In
plated effect. There are two sleeves.
one In wrist length and one In loose.
flowing style. The pattern is cut In z
sizes: 81, SO. 3s. 40, AZ. a. and As
inches bust measure. Size SO requires
6% yards Of 44inch material. The
skirt measures about rs yards at the
foot.
+" A pattern OF this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF 10 cents
In silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Don't hit a man when he II down
It's more customary TO throw rocks
at him when he's up a tree.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Every woman imagines that she was
created for the purpose OF bossing
some man. Bh?
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

Lots Of men seem to have az much
regard for their word In a marriage
contract az they would In q horse
trade.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

2234-Gingham. seersucker. percale.
drill. linene and linen are good for
this style. The apron is adjusted on
the shoulder and the fulness at the
waistline may be held by the belt. II
desired.
The pattern is cut In 4 sizes: Small
$3.50. Medium (36-3S). Large (40-42),
and Extra Large (44-46) inches bust
measure. Size Medium requires *
yards OF 36-inch material.
A pattern Of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents
n silver or stampA
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

There would be much more happi-
ness in the world II so many people
did not disregard danger signals.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

A NEW AND PRACTICAL MODEL.
2l96-This style has deep pockets
at the sides and is made for "cool com.
fort" 1t affords ample protection for
the dress. without waste Of material.
Bingham. percale. lawn, brilliantine,
drill and alpaca are good materials for
its development.
The pattern is cut In sizes: Small.
1924 inches bust measure; Medium.
36-Ss; Large, 4O-42. and Extra Large.
44-46. Size Medium will require 1.S
yards Of 36-inch material.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF 10 cents
In silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-08

A DAINTY MODEL.
A GOOD COAT FOR GENERAL
WEAR.
2lS5-This model is good for pile
'brics. zibeline, corduroy. velour.
WOOL mixtures. double faced cloth, also
for silk and velvet The sleeve 10 in
raglan style and made with one seam.
The pattern is cut in sizes: "a, SO.
3S, 40 and AZ inches bust measure. Size
3S requires l.2 yards of 81 inch ma.
terial.
pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF 10 cents
in silver or stamps
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20
Gine Samae @illa a%nsNeran6t.

@el9e ubenteuerli9en Raubpldne in
bieTer 3eit our6gefiibrt perben, Ssigt
nieoer folgsnosr Sail: Der 9uuss
biener Willi 9ppf fab ouf einem
ausflus in R0ntgentboI cine @ira,
bic allen Qni9eine nod ni9t bes
nobnt mar. RoId reifte in ibm Der
@eoante, fiG ieIbit gum 8iIIenbeIiber
su MAIDEN. Dor allen IuO sr meb,
rers 9lei9geiinnte 5reunbe, einen
-5%ausbiener MilIi Mir, einen Sir
foreesDgling Grid Soder unb einen
arbeiter Sans &onbou gu einem
AbenbbrOt nab ieiner @illu elm. 0n
&ii6e uno Seller nod Siemli9 gut
perforgt poren, puroe Elm rei6li9es
@elage peranitoltet. 9obei srSGblte
5opf ieinen 5reunben, er bea6Ii9s
tige, bic Notwithstanding no4
Berlin gu i9affen, UNI nit bieien fir
fi9 unb feline 6reunbin cine gemeins
fame @obnung ein5uri9ten. Obs
pObl bic 6reunbe re9t gut puBten,
baB Sopf ni9t Der 8eiiBer Oes
9onbbauIes iei, singen iie bod auf
ben plon Elm unb f4afften nod uno
na9 bic san5e @inri4tung fort, bis
bos 9aus son5 leer ipar. glun ipurs
ben Sopf uno beIien 6reunoe pers
bnftet. Die ausgeraubte @Ila 9es
bort einem 8erliner &aufmann, Der
gum S~eeresbienit einge5ogen 1T.
6Opfs SreuOe an benz neuen 9eim
tpor i~ibrigens ni9t BON LANCER
Oalier. Seine @eliebte botte nGmli9
binter feinem &iiden bic @inri4tung
pertauft unb mar nit einem anoeren
Monne geflii9tet.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20
Smtuclemsci6Gftc fIOricrcm.

3uraeit bliiben in Berlin bic SUI
undergraduate. 8rillnnten unb Perz
len iinO in Der 3eit Der &~riegsges
tpinnler bas 8~egebrteite. @roBe Sc
f9dfte baben li9 aufgetan, bic ieben
Gag in ben 3eitun9eu our9 S%nierate
Supeleu iu4en unb iOl4e anbieten
Sie preiie faeinen cine NebenrolIe
gu fpisIen. Sn ben S4aufenItern
iiebt man iebt S4muditiide ausges
itellt, bic permutli9 gum Sell aus
alien 5omilienbeiiB Itammen mOgen
unb beren preiie in Die 3ebntauIenbe
geben. 0ur@f9nittli9 iinO i'm Gaufe
Der leBten bier Sabre bic teuren
S9mudIa9en INN pas Oreis Bis pier>
fo4e i'm preiie seitiegsn. @er 10
lei9t unIummen perbient, lpie Oiele
&riegsgeninnler, brnu9t nit elm
paor SauIenben mebr ooer tpeniger
ni9t gu re4nen. Ser llmIaB aber,
Der nit bie1em 2ugus eraieIt pirO,
IdBt einen @4IuB gu auf bic &si3-
timer, bic fi9 in ben lebten Sa9ren
in neuen Sdnben a%ngelommelt boz
ben unb bic iebt in ben 8ertebr ges
bro6t tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

9ie Barrier rOeubre"
i6rei6t, onB Sic GAIL ser 9emo1ner
bon Marieiqe i'm Sabre 1916 $780,
900 betrug. Seute lit iic auf 947,-
600 g%eltiegen.
= Dem &urier Ser oeut.
i6en @eianoti6aft in Bern mar am
%. Sebruar auf Der Geiie bon Ser.
lin mad Der S6mei5 Die Neiictaide
gcltoblen moroen. Der 9ieb, elm
&aufmann S9aler aus Niirn6erg,
batte Die in Ser SaiGe befinoli6en
@ebeimi6riften perbrannt unO ole
8ertgegenltanoe be6alten. Nuu lit
er bon Der gsiirnberger Straffam.
mer 81 5 Monnten @efdngniS Der.
urteilt moroen.
lie aus 3iiri6 9emeI-
bet miro, muroe in einenI Sorellen-
bo6lein BON Ser Sor6 na9 Dem
&iisnahter-E obel 0urf Sal1e ser
gauge SoreaenbeItanO, etlpa elm
3entner Der i6oniten Sorellen, ltno
OaS 5mei Wonute alte 9rutmaterial,
gegen 10000 Stiid, per9iftet. Ser
S6aoen 6ctr6gt etpn 5000 6rancs.
9ie Sdteridaft lit ieltgeitellt.
Ger 9farrer &nrl @as=
1er, prdiioent Der %nationalen @erz
einigung Der reformierten Stride in
Srantrsi9, ftarb am 10. Mai B. s.
in NeuiGp i'm Otter bon 81 Sa6ren.
81 mar elmer Der 5iibrer Der libsra>
len prpteitanten in 5rontrei@. Ssin
@influR mar betrG@tliG.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20
Ter @crtrctcr Scr Ukraine fir Die
SdnuciS.

Die idmei6criide Gi%ogenoiien-
Ihait bat biSbcr Die Ukraine ais
eincn ie~lbltdnoi9eu Staat nift an
%erfonnt. @or fur5em milrOe pom
ufrainiihen SclegrapbenbureaI be-
rid)tet. DAB elm Ser Shrag gum
oiplomotildcn Iertreter Der nfraini-
idcn @olfSrcpublif in ser Sdmeia
ernannt moroen lei. Suiolge Ser les-
ten llnpdl5nug in Stem lit oler-
oingS ieine @erion fir 0ieieu Soften
in 6raee g%eltcllt. oa Serr 0tptola
Sdrag Mitglieo Ser Gartei Der
utrainiiden Observation-Disclosures ui0
Si%5cprdiiOent Der ictt auigeloiten
3cutralraOa mar. Serr Mpfola
Sdrag lit Elm nod iunger Wtann,
ser ioeben oic iuriitiide SoflIt6t an
ser 9icmer llniucrlitGt ablolpiert
bot. Gr lit Sobn zines ufrainiiden
&cdtSomolteS in S%id)ernigow, 81.
lila Sdrag. Ser in Ser 5peiten ruff
iden Hcihs0uma i'm Sabre 1906
Nralioent Der utrninii1en Station
mar.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20
Samertrant uOcr uGbOncrOnt?"

Die GoIe piiroe unter irgenb Ell
mem anoeren Namen ebenio liebli4
Duften, uno oas Sauertraut nirDe
unter irgenb einem anoeren Namen
ebenIo gut fir ben 2iebbaber i4mets
fen!
0os @prurteil man9er dmeritas
nif9en 3reiie gegen jeoen beuti9s
t~lingenben Namen als fol9en bat ii9
audi auf bos e6rpiirbige Sauer>
traut erItredt. 9o9 oentt man tpe<
niger ols iemoIs baran, Oieies felbft
gu Derbannen, unb bic Sauertraut>
Snbuftrie in ben Ser. Staaten bat
fogar nod srOBere @usbebnung ges
tppnnen unb fpielt no9geraoe aud
i'm iiibli4en &alifornien cine pi9tige
&oHe. Nur Der Same Sauertraut
fogt ben Siibtaliforniern ber3eit ni9t
gu, 10 :rpiini4t ibnen aud bic Sa@e
1T.
Nun, @6bilfe bierfiir TT ni6t
19tper, unb es iinO f@on mebrere
Nomen in perI6iebenen ameritanis
f9en 2anbesteilen aufsetommen.
Sine @utoritGt namens 9ector elliot
bebauptet, obige Speiie iei 5uert in
Gl1aBz2 otbringen - als bieie 2anbe
fran30ii19 tparen - bergeitellt por>
ben, unb follte genunnt perben, pie
Iic bort senannt purbe, nGmIi9
.Gboucrout" (@eIprO4en: nS9u>
frut"). Cine anbere Autoritdt err
tldrt bic Speiie fir cine bolldnbif9e,
- aber iebenfalls: @uten @ppetit
unb geiegnete @erOauung!
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20
sccranberidiff in 0mslidcm 0icuf.

Gines Der imtereiianteIten Jn6r.
5elge, peIhe SnieI Sam berSeit be-
iibt, tpGre i9on ALIEN oobur6 bes
mertenspert, Oab es gang aus Wlas
bagOni beitebt, pOrin es pabrfaeins
lid beute ein5ig in feiner art lit. Gr
bat auBeroem cine molerii6e @ea
i9i9te.
lin oas So6r 1859 berum purbe
es nobe Sen NeIt BON Sesrdubern
gebaut. pel9e bos Materiol ba3u
aus geItranoeten Sanoelsidiffen
ItnbIen. Nie mon eInubt, lit es aud
oos leBte S4ifF, oas cine 2obuns
Stlopen no9 ben Der. Staaten
bra6te.
DGbreno be8 ameritoniI6en 8iirs
gertriese5 puroe es bon ben Sons
f0oerierten ols 8lodaoe6reder be.
nubt; unb Ssfferfon 0apis, Der Sons
f0berierten sprdiioent. plonte, feline
6ll6t auf inn gu bepertitelli9sn.
Nah bisIem arieg nuroe bas
6obr3eug Ron Der 8unbssregierung
ols llebunssidiff fir bic 5lOtte be-
nubt, unb ipdter ipurbe es Dem 9is
Itens unb QonbespermeIIungsoienF
5ugeteilt. Sc fiibrt ben paiienben
Nomen pMat4IeB" oOer unoergIei4<
fih
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20
AieiIsn in amttr eLter Belt.

SIN QnIouQ oes ledj5cbuien Sabre
buuoerts. alio upr 400 Sabren etiud,
fArieb Der aeltbrts erasmus BON 8ots
terbom on sineu nidt minoer gclebrs
ten 6reuno in Vooud 3. y. iber ons
&ntommen BON 6remosn nuf Der
pOfItution: .li;emano griiBt Die 4n'
to%mmenoen. onmit Is nidt ben
S6eiu babe. ais lUolls nan Bdiie
perbeu, Oos bGlt mon Der oeuti6en
@roOitdt i'm boditen 8raos unange'
meiisn. Sn 9euiidlauO belOmmt
man nod Der Gutunii 3unddii teiu
si9enss Gemod. IRAN Siebi in Der
Wirtstubt Die Gtieiel aus. pdutOI'
Ieln on. trodnei bic nailsn 3leioer
u. + NJ. 60 iommen oft 80 Dis 30
9Gits in eiHem g%Birtsboule 3ulams
men. Der cine lGmmt lld), Der 0ns
oere ido6t it6 bic Gtiefslu l0uber;
iur5, cine Wenidens uno Sprodsus
Dermifdun9. pie peildno 6eim Gurms
bau gu Babel. Sept tommt Der
9anpmeO uno 5dblt feline Safe.
Damn bringt CT ieoem einen bol5ers
nen Keller uno cinen Soifel BON oems
ielben Stoff nebIt einem @Instrug.
Gnoli6 tommt gBsin. ober = gutter
9ott mas fir elm Wein! Be
fdpert man iid iiber ben 9rGBer,
10 beibt es our Antnort; .Sier Iino
l9on piele @rofen unb 6iiriten sins
geiebrt, unb nod niemano bat ibsr
ben Wein gsllo9t.' Gum GIIen
iommt bann 9rot nit 6IeiI6brii6e,
Ragout, 9rei unO elm gan3 gutter
8raten ooer SLID, Der aber nidt
ipeit rei6t uno balo pieoer obqetras
gen niro. SIei6 tuirb aud ettuas
eolerer Wein gebradt. limb nun Iolls
teIt Ou ben SeufslslGrm b0ren, iuenn
erIt Der Wein Die 9opIe erbibt bat,
allies niro toub oapon. !6anspiirfte
unO S9oItsnnrren iommen uno treis
ben siuen Sin9loug. iou65en uno
Ipringen, oab bic Stube einfaIlen
mOdte. uniereiuer mub babel, germ
ober ungern, bis in bic Roft 6inein
ausborreu. Sobolo bas Iebte abaes
tragen 1T. nGmli4 Der aGle, Der
beildufig gelagt = fdul unb boiler
Wlobeu iein mub. tommt Der Dirt
nit elmer S4ieIertofel poll Stri9sn
unO 3eiden. 0ieIe legt er Ittns
idpeigenb nuf ben SiI9, unb ieoer
Iegt feline 3e4e Oorauf 49,. Mill
ctpn Elm Salt aus Miibieieit gleid
na9 benz Giisn Ii9 nieSerIegen, 70
beibt man ibn fparten, bis aud bic
anbern idlafen eeben. Damn erlt
8eigt man ieOem fein fables Eager;
nenn Oo gitt's ouBer benz 8ett tein
on0eres Mobel obsr @erGt 3ur Bee
Qucmlidfeit. =" Rod Oieier @piItel.
Die Der broOe @elebrte in einponbs
Ireiem 2atein nieberIdrieb, uno oes
rem SatIo9en bur9 onoere beriibmte
ooer unberiibmte 3%eitgsnofIen polts
auf beitdtigt tperben. gebt ieIbit benz
drgIten mobernsn R0rgler elm 9idt
onriiber ouf. Dab mir nit ben ReiIe,
einribtungen u~nIerer Gage bod els
gsnt!i9 re9t 5ufrieoen fein tonnen,
uno boB iid Die CUTE olte 3eit. in
Der RGbe beieben, bod ipobl etpns
unoers ausnimmt, nIs in unierer
9erne f6DnfGrbenben pbanta1ie.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

tuoIIen, inoem nan bebauptets, 6oB
bic Rattenfl0be niemols auf einsn
Msnf9eu fprGusen. 0isIe gebaups
tun9 bat Ii9 ieOod als Elm Srrtum
srpieIen, uub es itsbt ieBt feit, OoB IS
Der Tlob lit. Der bas Peitgift BON Der
Rotte ouI ben MsnIden iibsrtrdgt.
0ur9 bic Rattsn tOnnen ferusr bic
Sri9inoie, Die nSnfluen5n Der pier
be" uno bic Tollput perbrsitst pers
ben. Oas allies 1T 10 piOerli6, ouB
Or. Golmstte re9t bat, ipsnn sr bic
gon5e Meni6beit gum &ompfe geseu
bic Ratten aufruft.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

5unrsidsn Bat. eiusn gang nsuen
@ert bot Die Run i'm ioufmdnniIhen
9eben ols 0srtbs5si6nung bstommsn;
bel Wlsbl uno Wiblenfdbritaten lit
Run. nPulsThuu", ooer r9uus9e"
(gsidrieben OBJ. audi 600 uip. cine
aIgemein gsbrGu6lids NuoIitdtss
anSdbs. Sier Sei9t Die S0ufung Der
Run cine nm 70 srobsrs 6sinbeit an.
s6enIo nie i'm Spritbonosl bsim
2osnot, OsIsn 9sidoffsnbeit ourd
Rulen ooer our6 Sterue a~usgeoriidt
piro. - 60 gang 6~eoeutuugslos 1T
bic Rua nlIo bod nidt.