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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19
Report of Cha. .rman of the United
War Work Campaign.

oh account OF the numerous delays
OF reports OF the chairmcn OF diff
ferent school districts in the c,unty
II has been impossible for the chair
man 10 make detailed report to the
public for publication in the United
war Work Campaign until the date
and the report which hereinafter fol-
lows is not complete as yet. That is
On account of the fact that numbers
of the chairmen deposited the mon
ey in the bank collected by them
10 the treasurer in accordance with
orders but failed to give the chair
man notice of the amounts depos-
tied by them, it IS difficult for the
chairman to knII: the exact amounts
contributed by ~ school district.
FOR instance. -a not sure that I
have the corr amount in this re-
port for Fork Jdistrict or ut, and
for one or two other distric+R so any
one noticing in this report a discrep-
ency will please notify me at once.
This campaign was carried on un.
der greater difficulties than any
campaign that was ever started. Or
account Of the influenza situation /,
was impossible to have any rallies
ana teach the people what the cam.
paign was, and therefore it was ur
to the the chairmen and workers tc
go out in a hand to hand" con.
1llct and collect the money PERSONAL,
from each individual. this making il
very hard work for the chairmer
and different workers.
Numbers of men would have gone
out and helped us in the work, bu,
Tor the fact that either they or their
families were sick with influenza
therefore our working force was very
limited. and every one thinks it is
remarkable that We actually collected
and pledged a net amount of $lO,-
655.36.
When final reports from different
chairmen, were in we found that the
county was about $4,000 short of its
goal, but with he assistance of Mr.. w.
H. Muller, the chairman went out
with Mr.. Muller and approached a
number OF patriotic citizens of the
country who willingly and admirably
doubled their subscriptions and put
the county lover the Top" in about
one days time.
Headquarters in Columbia required
that reports be in on Saturday night,
the 23rd of Novmber, and as afore-
said we were short the said $4,000
out headquarters agreed, on the
Chairman's promise that Dillon coun-
ty would make up the shortage, to
telegraph into France the name of
Dillon county as one of these which
had secured it's quota, so we receiv-
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19

who. as result OF gassng lost "a
lung at the battle OF Bellecourt.
praised the men of the National
Guard and the national army the
and Thirtieth divi-
sions - who fought with the Brit
ish i'm Northern France and Fland-
ers. OF his division the Thirtieth.
Lieut.. White said they were po.r
trench fighters, as ii was next to I'M
possible to hold them back when
there was fight up front"
In the Leyiathan's sick bay the
seriously wounded. like their convaI-
escent comrades, largely from the
Twentieth and Thirtieth divisions.
were loath to talk of their exper-
fences. Private u. l.. jerks, of Henry,
n. C., with both arms and legs cruel
ly torn by shrapnel would not have
missed the show" for anything.
Date of Return Not >, he,Iulei.
washington. De. 10 Upon in
quiry at the War Department today
senator r.. ID. Smith was informed
that the Thirtieth division, which
contains so many South Carolina
men, had not yet been scheduled for
early return from overseas. The Sen
ator was told that the Thirtieth had
not been designated as part of the
army of occupation, but that some
word from Gen. Pershing relative to
the disposition of this division was
expected soon. Senator Smith is
working TO have the Thirtieth de
Darkpd az Charleston and d,m,hiIiy
ed in South Carolina
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19

Use the Loose leaf System.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19
UNsHAKEN TESTIMONY.

Time Is the test of truth. And
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test in Dillon. No Dillon resident who
sufferes backache or annoying urin-
airy ills can remain unconvinced by
this twice-told testimony.
j. NJ. Jones. Railroad Ave, Dillon
says: Last April I was in a bad way
with my kidneys. My back ached all
the time and I was sore and lane in
the morning. had dizzy spells and
my kidneys acted too frequently, the
secretions being scanty and painful In
passage. I suffered terribly day and
night until heard of Doan's Kidney
Pills which I used as directed. Two
boxes were sufficient to cure me OF
my trouble
The above statement given Decem
Il. 1914 and on January 20, 1915
Mr.. Jones said: There is no doubt
about 1t. Doan's Kidney Pills are 6
fine remedy and all I said in my las
statement am glad to confirm.
have had no trouble with my kid
neys since Doan's Kidney Pills curet
me but still take dose now anc
then as preventative and I am il
A-No. l shape"
so cents at all dealers. Foster-Mil
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19
Says Never Was a Bunch
Could Fight Like 7hirtieth
Georgian Declares DiUision in Which Palmetto
Lads Fought Taught Boches Something New
in the Art of War

New York. Dec. 16 Homer
Weeks. of EpwOrth, Ga, 117th in
fantry. who came home with a
wound received in the attack of the
Thirtieth division on the linden
burg line near ST. Quentin, was
among the hundreds of men who
returned today on the Leviathan.
There never was a bunch of
men who could fight like the Thir-
tieth," he said. The oily kick we
had was our officers would not let
us go ahead as fast as we wanted
to. The Boche is some scrapper, but
we showed him something new in
that game. Home by Xmas is all
we are asking now"
John l.. Jackson. of Bridgeport,
Ala, OF the same regiment, had his
leg still in splints from shrapnel
In the Somme battle. We'll, it was
some fight and we all sure did 20
after them," he said. This little old
wound OF mine is nothing to what
some OF the boys got. and the only
thing l feel sorry about was that nv
wound stopped me just when the go.
ing was good
Many of the troops brought troph.
les OF battle and one soldier, Private
James w. Mcdaniel, who served in
the Rainbow division, marched
proudly down the gangplank wear
ing "pickelhaube" helmet which
ne mad captured in the Argonne for
est ana carrying German rifle
over his shoulders.
Lieut.. l.. ID. White, of New York
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19
CREDITORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrative
Of the estate Of F. Nc. C. Curtis, de-
ceased. notice Is given that all per-
sons indebted to said estate are
hereby requested to make payment to
the undersigned and all persons
holding claims against said estate are
hereby requested to present same
duly authenticated within the time
provided by law or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
ADA H. CURTIS,
lZ-lZ-3t.-217. Administrative.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19
NOTICE.

pursuant to resolution passed
BY the Board of Directors of the
Bank Of Pages Mills. December 10th,
1918, there will be a meeting of the
stockholders of said bank at it's place
Of business at Lake View, s. c., on
the End day of January, 1919, at
IL O'Clock a. M. for the purpose of
passing on the question Of increas-
Ing the capital stock to an amount
not exceeding $5O,OOO.OO
II. S. ROGERS,
1Z-1Z-4t-ZO9. President.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19
PLCNGES TO DEATH IN FRONT OF
TRAIN.
Johnny Martin, Father Of Two NJ tn
erless Children, Takes Own Life.


/ erless Children, Takes Own Life.
Laurens, Dec. 12-In the presence
OF his two motherless children, John
ny Martin. resident of the Watts
/ Mill village. threw himself in front
or a passenger train yesterday after
noon and was instantly killed. his
BODY being severed. The tragedy
occurred on the Columbia, Newberry
Laurens Road at point near the
mill. mile or so beyond the city
limits. Martin. a middle aged man
attempted to take his own life some
three weeks ago when he slashed
his throat with razor and was only
saved then by the timely attention
or physicians and for days he was in
a serious condition at the city hos
pital A few days ago he was dis
missed from the sanitarium Yester-
day afternoon Martin went to walk
with his two small children. Coming
to the railroad they sat down near
the track to rest. When passenger
train No. So westbound, came thun- I
dering by Martin deliberately arose
and plunged forward. falling across
the rail Immediately in front of the
locomotive. 4
The engineer had no time to save
the man for the act was over in
ten seconds. The inquest was held
today and the above facts were de-
veloped
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby givn that all
persons and creditors holding claims
against the estate of Evans l.. Rog-
ers, deceased. are required TO file
their claims at once with Joe p. Lane.
Attorney for the Administrator. as
this estate will be wound up and set.
tied on or about January 5th, 1919
JOE p. LANE,
lz-lZ-2t. Atty. for Administrator.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19

ed due and proper credit OF having
gone 'over the top" before we ac-
tually went over. Therefore it was
"A great pleasure to me TO find that
our people in Dillon county w"u'd
back up the promise made by me i'm
advance. l knew when / promised of
course that Dillon county would do
this, and when l went out to the
men in Dillon county and told them
the circumstances and they stood by
what l had promised it made me feel
good indeed for l felt prouder of
the county than l ever had before
/ think that it would be unjust to
close this report without saying
something in commendation of the
colored people. With about two days
work by M. E. Gordon. solicitor
among the colored people, and with
a rally down at the colored church
the sum Of $214.46 was subscribed.
This was all done here in the town of
Dillon. $167.46 being collected in
cash. balance in pledges. These peo-
pie showed an admirable and patrio-
tic spirit
List of contributions to United War
Work Fund for Dillon County by
school districts.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19

Come old and young. and see the
wonderful Detroit" and get a nice
cup OF sweet coffee. Demonstration
December 16-24th. Everyb dy come.
w. A. Blizzard.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19

TRESPASS NOTICE - All persons
are hereby warned not to trespass
upon the lands of o. c. Hays es-
tate OF Mrs. to. C. Hayes. o. C..
Hays-12-12-1.t
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19

WANTED --- Several hundred pounds
of clean old rags for wiping ma
chinery. Apply at The Herald of
flee 12-5-3t
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19

miscellaneous amounts COL
lected by Chairman with
assistance of Mr.. w. II.
Muller ---- 100. OF
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-12-19

WE BUYAl Hupmobies
beeswax
prices. Wm S. A.
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Eferoe, Ole cr eriebt. Gr crforoert CUR
Nusfitbruug idmcrcr 9lrbeiten ne.
niger Belt ais 8eipolme. @ci cinent
gclaueren &ergIeih 5piIfcn 5raf.
tor uno @eipontcn lpollen mir BON
DEM b%eDdbrtcu 8runoiatc ouSgehcn,
DaB voos bette nidt 81 gut" lit ullo
als geiIpiel einen crItfloiiigen Graf
tor nit pier Efliigen, Der bis al
$4,000 uerfouit miro, bcnltben.
Gin ein5iger ioldcr ORATOR ~lciItct
beim Serbltpflilgcn oieielbe Me1ae
Nrbeit, tpie Gferoe I'M @crthe bon
$4,000 BET neunItilnoigcr NrbeitS.
3cit. Neun Strnoen llnltnterbrod,e.
rer Irbeit lit bel ifpcrem 3ieben
allies, mas Fferoe iiberbaupt leiIteu
fonnen. Der ORATOR ooqcQcn fam
iciflt oier5ebn Stunoen I'M Gage nit
boiler 2dpa5itGt orbeiten. >
l~lnfere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sod)-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

Sohren trotoem elm ocrortiQc3
IS { bcimbud d." in Die S0noc.
oNamic man biiiigen Eicrocn
oos @eiBen o%bgcpohnt", 70 lau.
tctc Ole llcbcrihriit elmer Nbbnn0.
lung. o8ei @oarnonO nergrobc man
0oS 0orocrthcil zines ocrcn0etcn
Sdnpeimc@. Sit ser Mono I'M 5lpei.
ten NiertcI, Damn I0ic mon nm WIit,
tcrnndlt Dos cinc Wlott nit ollenr
TIciitc ans ulo nobe ca IN eincn
5of. 0cim Gnbcn in Der Hrilhc
bcQcbe mon lid nit oieicm iatIeu
5tiit in Den 5tor0 cinc5 biiiiacn
Nicroc9, ihnoppt cs 5lL, Damn bait
man ihm oen Nrofen bin, IS mirf
plltbig 3uioiicn, oonn icood mie pom
ShInge aerithrt lichcn mo Die I'll,
dcn otti INNER pcrgciicn."
9iner, Der Dies Miittel bcnltbte.
cr3dhIt onriibcr: Nom BolD1ono iob
i'd babel nb, ulf trnt mr. Elm I'M
SIciitcrloocn bcanitnuoetcr Sdlin.
fen Der fl Gage cirgeqrdbcn mar,
in 2Iftion. Ole Mirfung mar trobocm
iiberrnihcno. Setter - 70 bic6 ou5
biiiiae &icb, 6oS oorocm ielbit oen
d~Iteitcn Stnqbeicn %opportirtc
lief bcgreiilihcrpclie oui Den einQc
rahten run6Iihcn @oppen NIT mat
rcr MoIluit binein. Gin 8ib, Damn
itrefte iidl Der Saul, rollte Die Gber,
lIppe mie Gin umqctrempeltcs 9ortc.
mouoie iait bis gum Haieuriemcu Der
S~tdllbalitcr bod, nun Icgte or Der
.aopi oui Den Ran6 Der 6eurouie. un0
in oieier Stclunl Die IelbitmOr0cri
idc Abiidlt Derrictb, bIleb er rcQtude
los itebeit, biz man ibu~gcpuBt bate
uu0 nit @emoIt sur Veiinmmq
brodltc. Tiemols biB Der Shred
Idle mic0er. ia, er menocte itcts
angitIid pom ieIbit DEN aopi ob, menn
mon ocn 5tdno bctrot. TaB or ci.
niQc Gage redlt ifledlt froh. bcuu.
ruhiqtc mid ctmos, bod oicicr gro.
Bc 1drct anb lid balo.
Ger 5hiufen nuroe ieicrlid ME.
Der cinqcgroben. 0em Better NOR FIT.
rtrt. uu0 fem Riitiaa fam Dor. cine
iuiommengcpitcItc 5talliftijr5c bate
i'm INT Rothio1c oubcr5cm 9c,uif
mie6er }ur R0iion gcbrad)t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
Die 2Adnaec un[erer SanonirtB[dboft.

anocrcn @r5cm9niile. Die oen &erluit
ausjugleidcn pernogcn. 3wcitcns
perntcbrt iidl Der gcfurdtete Cotton.
rpurm ourtl Dos fortgeicbte 9ebolcn
o%e3lelbcn NrcalS in eirer @eiie, oai;
Die Grtrdae IN goll3 enorner @ciic
5lriidgeben, Gineu @elcq oofiir bic.
ten Die Grntcertrdge ). =. in Gouua
9ountp, globama, no lid ser Cotton
lpurm 5uerit I'M Sohr 1912 5eigtc. Sn
olelem Sabre bctritg Die 9aummoll.
ernie 10000 9aucn. Sn Sen beiocn
folgenoen Sabre mar Ole gr,tc, 0a
Defenders giinitige3 @ettcr berridte
mo Der GottonmurlI nod feline gro
Sc &erbreitltng gefiuocn hattie. nod
etpaa GROCER ,aber bercit5 I'M Sabre
1915 lanf lie altf 1900 gallcn uno
I'M Sabre 1916 ouf S29S @ullcn, aIio
allf etpa 3mon5ig GroScnt ser Glrd)-
idrnitt9ernte.
Sic Sebalung 0eS 6ctreficnocn
IrcolS nit WCl3Cn o0Cr elmer ~nn0erGlt
@ctreioort miiroc oen ShGolinQ III.
ncrbolb zines SnhreS p~oIlItdnoiQ ans
aerottet boben. IS lit oltd ihon mic,
ncrholt oorauf bingemicien. oaB Scr
cl13ige mirfiamc Sd,ub 9eqen 0et
G%ottonnnrm IN elmer Nctocruna ser
6clorpirtbid)oit bcitcbt, ober c5 ifcint
Die 8fIou3er f0uleu lid idiper oa5lt
cntIdlicBcn, "a Der @olmmollboll
iiir Den Siiocn oemticrmoiicn gum
Qogma gclporocn 1T,
IS mag lid alih IN bciieren &oh
rem better be5nbIt hobcu ots ser Sc.
t%rel0eboll, nbcr bel oen hohcn Mci5cn.
prcilen bclltc lit oa5 mobl nid)t nlcGr
ser Sail. Milr0cn Die @flan3cr I'M
Siiocn in Oieicm Sabre mcbr Sc
treble unO mcnincr 9orummolc pilnn.
sen, 10 miirOen tic lid, uno Sem @auoc
niiseU.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
SdllucinsOhren.

Wfan fott oie StmcinSphrcu in
Woller nit SalS, 8fcffcrf0rncrn,
3miebeIn, 2orbecr. @riluscug uno &c
terrible gar, bod oiirfcu tie uid,t ser
iolen. Gann idlHcioct man tic nad
Grtolten III flcinc Strcifcn. sic man
nit iehr uicI 3micbcIn in Gutter 10
longe ourdihmibt, bis oic 3micbeln
gol0gclb limo. Dies fam man SuGar-
t%oifcl- obcr G%rbicnpiIrcc acbcn. ODER
mon ifncioet 0ie gcfod)tenG brcn uoh
Grfaltcn in nid1t 81 fleinc Miirfcl,
nIod)t ans Der Nritbc NIT Qcbodtrn
3micbeln mo Sdmibnlchl cine lei
MICE Soucc un0 IaBt Ole Gbren ooriu
lporm mcr0cn. 8cfodltc Sdlmcil$ob.
rem limo fcrncr etnc quite @ciInae AT
%inien, Grbicn, @obucn iopic al
3lptcbcI- ul0 Enmutenpiircc. Schr
gut limo sic Cbrcn mnrinirt. Wton
rciniGt iie olf ooS iorgfGItiqitc, brilht
lie ob un0 ihneioet tic in orobc Stu
dc. 9lcIc lc9t man in eincn Stcin-
topf uHn itrellt Spctihmortcn. @nd-
OLDER, &orinnhcr. Horbccr, 9telfcu.
anoblondl, Ehnmion, &nlilifmn, Sal
bel uno iiini5chn @romm Solpctcr
oa3miideu. Go@ @on3c i"ihcraicGt
mon nit tIorcr, foItcr Sol5lafc un0
blnoct Den Gopi felt GIT. So bIribt cr
- nod bciicr lit cS cincn Nr0Bcrcn
(opf oarijbcr GIT itiiIpcn - I'M Tun
fcln u1o aiibleu oht bis 3chn Eooc
ItcbclL Qom Idbt man sic 0hrcn
rllni Stunocn nit elmer 6loihc @ciI;
mein uno cincm @ln5 Goguof fod,cn,
ninnt tie bcroii9, oronct iic nod,
marin IN elmer ticicn SdiiicI. iibcr
aicbt tic nit ser rclQcfohtcn 0riibc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

aortoffeln mciit, ieoof uidt immcr
bcbdufelt, uno 0b Dies 5u gcifebcn
oocr 5u naterbleI6cn hot, bdngt bon
Der Observation-Disclosures ub. Nltf 80.
ben, Die Ieif)t nadI ieoem Reget gu
IunlnlcnflieBcn uno bcim Nustrod-
ncn perfruitcn, moourh ser 9uit3u-
trltt 5unt @oocn bebill0crt miro, 10
mic altf iold)cn nit acknowledgements
llntcrgrunN, 3. g. oui Con nno
Scbmb0oen ltno BORT, mo cine Con.
ldiht (@umbo) nohc ser CberilG
de Itcbt, lit oic 8cbduiung ieocnioas
notbpcn0ig, 0cnn oieie gooeuurten
ldllleBcn lid 81 leid)t, moourdl Dos
8odstbum Der Eilou3en iebr leioct,
ooer es lomnelt lid iiber DER I'M.
onrhlaIlenoen (onitift COS @aiicr
Ill Iolfcr Wieuge, oab Ote @nricln
Der adrtoffeln ioulen. 3uiiderl
o%ngebGufelten Hcihen fam Dos @al.
Ter leifter ablnufen. Aui idmcrcrl
@ooenorten ioIIten ole 9flut3fnrtoi-
Tcln moglid)it flad ousqelcgt unt
aid red)t iriih5eitig uno mcbrerc
Vfole ongebduiclt mer6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

bcobadtcnoen 9Iid oe5 1iitterer3 ltno
Vfeltcr9 nidlt entgcbcn miro. 8db.
reno ser 3cit Der bodlitcn Wilderoic.
blgtcIt ouri Ole S%aacsrotion bober be.
nhellcn Iucrocn, oils bel poracriidter
&radti9tett, III meId lcBtcrcm Sole
mon 5l itorfcm Gcttnnint ~neiQcnoen
Sbicrcn oicics &roiirtter better oons
rntjicbt. Gnolid bot lid, Die @rof,c
Der NoI3bci9abc aid bcim Diirrfut.
ter und) ociien Guolitdt gu rittcn. Sc
beIIer oo0 Sen lit, INN 10 peniacr
Wfol5 ioIl mo oorf gcgcben iperoc1r.
Hiegcn Die Gcrb0Itniiic 10, 0oB aus
lraeno melhen @riinocn cine itdrtere
Wal5liittcrung on9e3ciat crid}eint. 70
iot tcilt, ODER mlr iebr tpeniQ Sen
ocr'ilttcrt merocn; lucnn piel bon let.
tcrcm 5nIdiiig 1T, 3ci9t Is ole 9eIdoi.
fcnbelt oco Siotc9 Der Sbicre an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

Der SonnenpGrme, mo lettercr I'm,
itono 1T ipidtigcr aGs es eriheinen
mohtc. e. fonnte onolrd, elm na.
3nfrilhes ertuafen Der @fIan3cn aus
ihrem 8ubeitono. cine Dor5eitiae
Gntmidlung oerieIbcn peranlubt mer.
Den. Spdtcre 5roite rpiiroc 0anr
cine Icbr peroerbIide @irfuna oui
bic pflon5liden Craane ous3uiiben
I'M 5tou0c ieiu. Gtc Shnceoede
fuirft bcmnod ourf sic dusalei.
dung Der @ooen . Iemperatur fchr
giinitig.
Ser Sdnee If obcr aid Gin az.
poItlaer observation-disclosures. Or
ninlHlt udntIih iebr piel quit auf.
i'm loderen 5Iodenifncc 1T neunschn
3woH3ieitel Der Rofie Quit. mo bic
Ter grobe 2uftgebolt 1T Die llriafe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

IdrIcr. aus ocn ihon l0nacr beiie-
oclt'n lbcilcn 6rs 4ouoc@ un0 au@
ulllcrcr etaenen HtGdtuug un0 Gr.
fo1rrung erbalten, ouB n0mlih 0a5
t'tfere 9}fIiige1 ichr i~eQcnsreid) pirft.
Neim ticfcrcu EiIiigcn bcfommcn
Die FTlon3cn elm tic~fgriinoigercs
@ur5clbctt uno cin gr0bcrea ;Scltd).
tigfcitsreierpoir, Sic iino ocs6ol6
better gcqen 0iirrepcrioocn, sic nidt
ielten mdbreno ibrcr &egctations-
3cit lid ereigncn, geifiibt. Sn Dem
GeItrcben nun, ale. 2ono m0glid)it
I'M @erbItc nod um5ltbredeu, gu
gleid aber altd) Die bart arbeitcnocn
Efcroc moglid)It ST. id)oncn, ncigcn
mir bcim Gfliigcn nit @cIpunncn
lnociIen 3u iehr oo5u. 81 flad 81
pililgen. Vfit Dem Groftor oaaeacn
fonnen mir Den QoiI5en @crbit hin-
onrdl 10 tief Den Gflug ourd)a Gro
reid 3lebcn mic IS uns miinid)enS.
mcrtb erideint, obnc ooB mir cille41
9taf)theil fir 0cu Sractor 0aruu5 I'll
befilrdtcn broufen.
IS gibt b~ent5uto9e lrottorcn Ole
10 co%nltruirt Nino, oob Tie fir ole
auf Der 6orm uorfommcnoen 9trbci-
ten beitens peripenoet perocn fon.
ncn. bonn Eitiigen ongciongcn, bis
5lm Grrten uno Greifcn Der 6rltdt.
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ben 0ur3cln loa 9uft, 9Sdrme uio
frltdltborc Groe 3ltgcfiihrt, 0em go.
ben 6euhti9fcit erhnltcn mo oos
llnfraut ttrterhriidt pcrocn. IS lit
olio auF Die Notwithstanding goll5
beIouocre @id)tigfcit 81 Iegcn, oamit
ole Die qiinitigen @rotnaurgeit fiir
oas @odstuum %oorhonocn iinb.
Selbitperitdnolid miro Ole @oocube-
orbeitung naf Den 0rtlidlcn &crhdlt
niIien, oIio holiptidhlid, nod ser @e
ihaffcnbcit oes 9ooen@ uno GIimns
in peritieoener @eiic ausgcfiibrt
fpcroeu.
Gor allen fonrnlt c. 0arauf an,
NIT Der gedrbeitutg ieitia geitiia 81
Beginner, bcnor Der Rooen hart uuo
oas untrait 3l arob Qenor0cn lit
Sn bortcm Rooen geoeibt Die Gortoi,
fcl nit1t; ebeniolpenia fam iic oic
8eengung ourdI ltnfraut pertragcn.
Die erite 9eorbeitlutg oes aartoi,
felfeloes aeif)ieht in ser Heaef nit
Ger Ggge. ioboIo sic iunaen 0flansen
an Ser Sberildhe eridlienen Iino.
Gurd Elm trditiQes Gqacn ioa oas
1lnfrnut 3eritort mo oic Sbcrildhe
Der 4fertrunle gclodert mcrocrt Die
ip1tcre 9edrbeitlurl miro onrt rcdlt.
5citides GgQen icbr erIcidtcrt
Gle acknowledgements arbcit ii 6ns
6afen; hlcrtiir mus ser @oocn In
rIfltiger 8cifaiicnbeit iein; MIR,
ncun er q2niigcuo n~bgctrodnnt lit.
friiHlutelt Die ctpn pc~rfruitete C6er.
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Grfolg 3t betdnlpicu, geIin9t MIR Eel
ten, iidlcr MIR Strd) cine 6 il.
&n ben itimpicn ;3Gbuen, sic
ourh ben longen ainnbodcn cine
ricIi9c @ebclmirtung beiiben,
Bot Ou5 Gfcr0 cine iiird)tborc @afie;
nrld iibt DER @iB 5uocnt faIt itetS oui
Der pom Hfcro gcipoIltcn Stelle
Ddbre16 Der &icb nit Dem Sui b0ll-
zig oorhei gclIngt, ms 9cerc ooer olti
cincn barton @egenitono triiit, 10 ooB
Die @obl nidt ihrper lit. @ilopier
De 0crtbei0igen iih nit Shlog mn
Bib. Merocn lie gum 0ciiplel in Der
Pr0ric bon eillcm 8cQner anacQrif
ZEN, 10 forn1iren tic raid eincn Gndu
Il, in0em tic Die a0pfe 8uiammcn
itefen uno nun Die Sinterbeine ais
Woffc gebrouhen.
Won neiB ooB Ole @feroe ouBcr
or0cntlid) mobIeriid) in 8eaua olti
ihrc Rabruug iino, gum 9clIpicI
lfleftes @oiier nno oumpiioes 9Srt
ter nerrpeigern tie. SSn 6ieier SinIid,f
fam mnn Dos Qfcro nobl 0as REIN
lifitc Saugcthier neunen. Hun bat
ten in friibereu ,3eiten Die aaoolc
rie.Reqimenter pielfnf) @ereiter, ou
als oer6eimotb Der pomReaiment an.
~qefnuitcn Rcr0e itammtcn, Die Som.
bops. AIs Sohne Der 8iloniB nuij
ten lie auf Ole oft mi6eripenitiqcn
Shiere bolo einen qebeimniBpolen
GiniliB aus5uibeu. ibrc Wittel aber
gaben iie mir ungern preis, uno ieItcn
erbten lie oaber ouF cen Roffolacf
tort InB Damn DicIerlei Sofuspo.
fu9 Die ihlidlte Neisheit Derbrdmoli
bali lit Dohl crfIdrlidl. SIN 0icicr
art llebcrIieieruua idjeitertc Damn 3u.
mcjit ouf Der ridltiqe @ebrauf, 81
Mctho6c bcmdbrte lid nid,t in or5e-
rer 0nHo uno gerictb iugcrgeIienhci.
81 ihriitlifcu 4uf5eidminaen OBJ
mar Die 3eit folim genciQt, nnbcr-
Dem mnreu brci arcu3e oomaIs nod
oie tibllhe lluterifriit.
Sin y@shtim6nd".
Gin 3nfoa ipielte mir boz
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6rnu y. !. in 6, Mtinn. 49, Nlcr.
olng2, oa39lciniarn ocrAurit0arnlc 1T
cine Der ulnngcncbmitcu Nrbcitcn bel
Der gan5r Sfludtcrci. Die au5ac.
nommcncn IGrmc miiiicn baI0nGa.
ltdlt non onhoitcnorm Ioruictt ac.
rclnlgt lm0 Damn rmactcbrt ncr0en
INN lic pon ocm IN 0cnlicIbcn befin0li.
den SHUTTER mo Sdieim 81 bcfrcicn.
2ic2 acid)lcht, 6oB man oicicIbcn
nit ctncnt mciicrartiqen @ol5ipan
obldlobt. Gam wcrocu tic in lcif,.
tenn 1dl}mniicr gut qcluoiten mo
blclbcn N rciucm Noiicr. Dem nui I
Nallcrcimcr ID GBI0iicluou SoIs
belacmcnlt Dur0cn, ~ Strtnoen tie.
ben Gle Idrmc mcr6cn i'll 6ieIcr
Nclic lnncrboIb , ODER 3 Ioqcn mic.
ocrhoIt gctpnidcu mo limo 0ann.
lpenn lid tciuc ltnrcinlihfeitcn mchr
olif ocm Noiicr. IN Dem Die Tdrrnc
ldngcrc 3cit Itonocn, nniommcIn. Ter.
tig iiir oa5 Ginitopicn ocs @ur1t.
lleIidcS.