davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vorbote., 1919-05-28

meiner Bnnnerung nod 9am6ur9, jez
ner groBcr, mddtiqen SonbclsItoot,
bercn 6onOelsperbinbungCn ourG Die
gNn3e Welt reidsn. gfoh ME futte i9
eine groBe Stnot. no6 cine ioltc 2lnz
2obl QrOBer Sfi'fe, pic lie in Dem
Oortlgcn 6aFen aus unO einluufen, gez
ie6en. 0rst Sage erfrcute ic6 mid an
Dem ungepc6nten S6auIpiel, cbc ih
mid nad Ir6ett umIof, Die icb Dom
ou6 Solo gtiunosn titte. 2fss Z, Die.
1eI6c antrot. beT4dfttgtc MIDI mein
U}eiIter BEL DEM Oortigen 9rpBortiQen
S0u Der neuen NitoIai 4irhe. ed,
bate es Biz jeBt INNER gu permcioen
1epuBt, an Dem 8ou Io9enunnter gotz
tCsEauler gu 0rbeiten, inoem i1 mir
ioQte, oieie oroBortioen @cb1une ba6en
nod nlemols, an feinCm Srte unb 5u
teiner 3Cit, Den tsrriifcn 3ped, ocm
lie aeIpiomct limb, erfiillt. Hyn ollen bic
len 0duiern, bcren it pielc beIuGte,
preolgen bic Sc6rer einen onoerCn uno
5par nur linen 6etonnten @ott. Wenn
ih nun crpo9 ipie Der @ott 6cIfafien
ieln mub, Der in &pnitontinopel, in
Gtnd ooer Q0r Der III Boris deprebiQt
lo0r0 eur .2cit Ser 8drttolomGu5nutt,
Donn fam i6 i6pn Ieit lonqem gu bet
IniI&t, Dog bic 9lufifrift ienss 5cmz
peIs in 2lt6en: Dem unbefomtrn
@ctt" fir ale oieIe g(rt @ottes61uTer
bic cin6i9e ridtiqe lit. Wtit bet 9(6Tt6t,
ouf an OiceIm GebGuoe, bo5 BON Sci
Den 1t6cr nit Dem gfomen &5Bentcmz
pei beSeifnet lpiiroe. niht Su or6eitcn,
tc9ob if mid CUR 9auItcue. 2u5 i6
je0c6 oie'c3 toloNale @ebduDe in ieiz
ncm terrIichcn 9auItpls. nit Ieinenl
ia It in bic 8olten rogenpen Surm I06,
bo purbc if in meinem @ntlAIuB
lpontenO, uno Die Quit, an foI9' eincm
terrIifen 8nu mit5uorbeiten. tebiclt
Die Sterbano. I'D nurbe Suglci6 nit
nnreren on Gem Gurm. Der nod ni6t
nona oollCnoct mar, beif1I'tigt. 9(ber
nelGcr InbIid Bot Iih mir Dor. ais
if bon oieIem Surm auf bos !0GuIerz
meer fGoute, ouf oo5 MenIGen9enii6l
uno Oonn tpeiter 6inou5 in Die lpeite,
meitc Tcrnc!
nWie Der N}snl9 lid all GILES gez
pD6nt, 10 iparcn audi f0um "A Sdge
perfloIien, unb i6 or6eitete bort o6en
ebenIo rubig unb ii6cr aIs o6 iA ttcr
untcr bci Der uQergelp0fnliGIten Irbeit
lei. Sin Monnt mar pcrfloNen uno ib
lag 6p6 oben i'm Surme, mein M}itz
ta9sftIdf6en 5u boIteH. 9Io6 bcutc
rueiB idh niht, Of. id pirtli6 IhIiei
ober lpuGte. YlOBIiG Itebt coer I9pebt
Elm WcIen Dor mir, Dos troy Iciner I1z
NUT, ieiner 2iebIi6tcit, fcines 2i6tz
glonSes in mir Elm leiies Shaursrn erz
pette. rSun9er GrOcnlobn", Ipruh
oieIcs Weien bonn gu mir, rbobc tcine
Turdt, ih bin cine 0tenerin oes 0ifts,
Die See Hoiamunoc. SGon oft iaoute
iG aus meinem 2uftiGloiIe Dir ticr gu.
Sclouidt Gube i6 bi6 oud i6On Oerz
| idicOene Mole, penn ou nit oeinen
Somerabcn Elm 9eIprGh flogeit obcr
lpem ibr eure menIhlt4en 2icber ionz
get. Simmer buit ou mir ober an 6citen
gcfoIlcn. 0a mir beute in unIercn
Hiftre9ionen Gin groBeS 5eIt feiern,
bos SSeit bes IeI6It uns nod unbetnnnz
ten groBen @eiitcs, 10 erloubt mir meiz
ne @cbieterin, bic &Onisin Des 2ifts,
irgenb einem Sterbli4en cine 9imz
Vorbote., 1919-05-28

ge i4 in oieiem Orte nciIe, Niemunz
ben mitteilen pollen."
gta6oem i9 i6m 8eiDe@ oerIprofcn
hotte, begnnn er fol8enoermaBcn:
sd bin Der ein5ige SO6n eines
Dorfidulmciiters aus Dem S6iirin9iz
ItICn. W}ein 8ater, Der in jeOcr 9inz
IIAt beItre6t mar, troB ieines tdrgliGen
.&lntommens ais 5omiIienOater Ieine
E}flNtt 81 tun itorb nI5 IL j Safre
mar. Scincn iriifcn Sob bat Der Dor
tiqe Yforrer ouf. ieincm @elpiIIen.
Utein 8nter iGrantte ndmIih ben fez
Il9ion5u1tcrriht, Der Die 91l.te 0l!er
S6u!Itunbcn in 9lnipru6 nohm, i'm
mcr nc6r ein. Wltt Dem Yforrcr 6utte
er oe56al6 man6en hnrten Gampf,
neil ober bic SepoEner oe3 9prfeS uui
Seitc fires GCbrer5 Itunoen, BON Dem
lie pubten, bob er in jeoer {1inIift
ieine BFliht tat, 10 gldubte mein Soter
.ols Sieger ous Dem Sample nit Dem
Yrcoi9er ferpor5uge6en. 9ierin tdu1G@
te er Iih lciber. Nodbem er peri6iez
Dene W}0le gebofft hotte, cine beiIer Be-
iolpcte SteQe 5u er6oIten, puroc Inn
pIoblicb Gefdnnt Qemndt, bag ifn cine
tleinere SGule nit no6 penigcr &C.
holt iibertrugCn lei. Seine Retlomos
ticnen Dogcgcn 6alfen ibm niht8, umo
aus ben @ntporte1, Die i'm hicrnuf au
! tell Ipuroen, sing ouT Dos beitimnlteIte
Gerpor, boB Der Seelcnbirte bes 0orFC5
Oiele 8crIekunQ herfeiqefiibyt hattie.
Utein Soter ndbm Ii6 bic So1c 10 ST
Gcr5en, baB CT onTinQ 3u iiefcn. uno
efe bic @erIeBung nod oor lid ging,
Itarb cr. ST min iiber bic got unb Dos
GIeno, baS i6 icbt nit mciner W}utter
in ben oarauf fpl9enoen Sabrcn
0ur6moctte, ihtpei9en. Die Grtnnez
run1en limb gar 3u tritber gtotur. gtur
ein5 mill it Gier no6 ermdbnen. WteIn
Eater lc1rte feline S6uItinoer uno III
lonberteit oud) MIDI o0B Die noGre
! NeliQipn nur onrin beItGnoe, bas Wo6l
Ieiner Wtitmeni6en ouf olIe Dirt uno
yEciIe 3u f0rcern. G7tmal5 fiihrte er
uns bor, boB bic cin,elnen reli9iOIen
3eremonien niGt nur lGder(ih uno une
! Iinnis, ionDern oft geruoe5u peroer6lidl
lcien. So jung pie ih lpor, nubm ih
oo6 bieIe Grunbidbe tief in metn Snz
ncritcs ouf, unD Die 8runbluqe melner
Heligion 1T oud6 beute nod: Was ou
niGt pillit, bos Dir geIdlle9t, oos Zig
ouf feinen unocrn gu. Die 3eit fom
teran, in Der i4 bic S4ule perloiIen
lolltc. unb gum crItcn Mole regte iiA
! Der @eiIt meine5 8utcrS in mir, Sd
polIte mid nGmIit niGt tonftrnlieren
Iohen. gQs Der Prcbi9er beS Sorfes
Dcn meinem @ntIfluB 90rtc, NOR er
qana lpiiteno. @icr, flint MaI fam er
III meiner Wtutter, unD Die Worte, bic
Ieinem prieItcrliten W1unoe cntfuhrcn,
bQtten einem llnteroffi5ier ooer einem
Tubrmomstnc6t ale Sire gcmaAt.
8rcu3himmel 0pnnerpetter, CO.
tnn55eug, MuSgeburt Der 00lle uIp.,
COS poren Die HcDenSnrten bic mir
bon ibnt 60rten. Sd ieste o(len 9ez
mUtun9cn bas einfo6e Bort cntgegen:
Wut ofne tDnfirmiert 5u lein, peroe
id Gin proentlifer, re4tifoffener
W}enI6 ircroen. SAT- lpdre i6 ocnnoa
in bie7em &ompt~ unterlegen, lpenn
nidt Elm 5reuno meines 8uters mid in
LETTER Gtunoe unteri itiibt bdtte. Dieter
W}onn Der als @pnoerlin9 lit uniez
Vorbote., 1919-05-28

&lppi! &lppf!
I'D bpfe bier nMf bent @rnnit
Sen ltcbcn lan9cn Sag,
llnb iprtu9t Der Steiu, id) 5udc nit
Sct irhen SonminrridJlng.
y: flicgt Der Stnub III mciuc &ruit
limb uagt tic lnnainm nb.
Cd flDpfc, id, tlupfc,
Sd flDpfc mid ins @rob.
&lppf! &lupi!
gSns 9chu fiir Scutc nur uprbci!
On $3crrlciu itr0t nnh lauidlfS
giidlt mir, bni; tdI 10 iicifia ici
HnuidJt, ,uc bic 9ltuIel rnuId)t.
Vorbote., 1919-05-28
@Crtuuft 8ieh i'm gctro

@crtuuft @ie6 i'm 8ctroz
.acDon 100000 Collars. Sobu
0ollono bon @ronD Sunttion, GoIp.
elmer Der teoeutenOIten Giebsiitter i'm
Wcitcn, bat ejnen Sell ieiner Serbe fir
cen Preis pon $3C0,0OO an Sra 8iz
nes uno HoD 2eperio9e pertouft uno
beobiidti9t, lid oom Geiddft suriids
5u5iebcn. gr piro Den Sommer in
Golifornien 3ubringen uno bel ieiner
Hiiftcbr ben HeIt Der 6erbe perfaufen.
Die gallant en- eta bto a :
ter 0oun9stptpn. - Obz
oIetf Gin StaotOoter Don goungstonn,
90, porIdIuQ, ooB cine ReIolutiOn an
genommen puroe, Inn Die 6erri6enoe
W}oOe Der Troucnr0te 5u Gnoern, cntz
Iif!oB lid Der Staotrat tilr5li9, bic
S)Obc Der Sritte an Den Strabenbobnz
nngen Der BON Der Stnot 6etriebsncn
2tnieu Su dnoern, I'm Den SrGgerinnen
Der enasn R0dc bos 9(ufiteigen su erz
lcI6tern.
Nufhebung elmer SpieIz
#h0lle. - Mit 6ousiu6unqs 8es
feElcn perie6ei, itattete tiirsIi9 bic
Yplisei pon W}uncie, Snoiono, Sam
NilCD's Spiel60llc einen 9e Iu6 o6
uno Oer6aftete Wilcp, 6orrp SeobleD
Iunb 2oring 8aling. Spielz9(pparate,
Die 3pci Sruds fiillten, lpuroen tonfisz
siert, oorunter 3rpei 9uIbel 9ofcrs
Slips, 5lrei Goulcttez3iIde, Yotcrz
Slide unb GrapssSiiGe. Gs 1T Oies
Oa5 2otol, in ipeIfes tiir5lidh 5tpei
Ijunge 9}du6cr sinornngcn unb $500
er6eutetcn. g(uf cinen Wint BON oben
! limb porldufig oIlc SpieIlotole uno
Ylmo 3i9ers in Wtuncie geIaloRen,
bis Die Granb Surp, pcI6e cin6erufen
ilpcrOen, Ij6 lpiCOer pertogt bat.
6reier Sonntu9. - Cine
Yepcgung gegen bic 2lthoItun9 iOnnz
| t0qIiter 9egr6bniiIe nurbc in 9erbinz
Oung nit Der bon Der 6uneroI 0irecs
tors Niiociotion Of GiIcr anb Union
Gounties, in 2(9telitetters, in Nelpurt,
/ q. s., ub9efoltcnen @erIommlun9 ins
yetcn berufen, Inn ben in bieIem 8ez
rufe bcI4Gftigten 2euten luenigitenS
einen freien Sag Der 8pfe 5u iidern.
Im SntereiIe Der J0roerung Oieies
BIones peroen Die MiniItcrs 9lNociaz
tipn beiber Counties lin lire Inter-
IItilBung CrIu6t peroen. Die 9luSmerz
5ung nddtlifcr SeiIebun9en puroe
cbenfull5 on9ere9t, bod lpuroe porlduz
fig Bon neiteren Sdritten III bieler
!Ridtung Ibitono genommen.
Sing ii6cr Ictnen Ser
| It anb. - 8stcr 8ortb 1T Gan 6ronz
cisco foufte tiir5li9 10000 Minenot=
tien gu l Sent hos Stiid. 2lls er Qm
ndditen Mprgen erfu6r, oaB Der 8ert
Der 9lttien ouf SO Gents oas Stiid 9ez
itiegen, Ihnappte or iiber unb fpuroe
i'm Gjeri6t fiir lm5ure4nunssfdbis
ertlGrt
Vorbote., 1919-05-28
Der 5feinbauer,

Sd 5icG' ucrgc6cns mcitcn Snrt,
yScr ncm bic 3cit ,upbl gab,
Sd flupfc uub fiupic,
Sd flppfc mid iirs @rNb.
&lupf! alupi!
I'D licbe cine 9tGbcrin
Ga nntcn int Der StaNt.
Su innig aicbt iic idJ mir hin,
Tiir urdl iu hlpun NM matt.
I'D, made tic Ill uciucnt @Cib,
I'D, mil nudJ Soeint unb Nonb
llub flUpfc mn tlDpfc
llnS flupfc mid iu5 &rnb.
Is manuel .. Sub NJ 4 II.
Vorbote., 1919-05-28
Gin WOrt all Die
Traueu.

Sbr Srnnci1 icib ir Der Soanshuls
tnna 9ciuUbnlidJ sic @irtifnitss
miniiter. Sbr fiibrt bic ltcbcriidlt
iibcr Ginnabmcn mn stuSgabcn
mn babt upr nllcm bic Slus9nbcu
Sit bciurgcu, bru b1nslid)eu Scrarf
5u bcdcn. 2Scnu Gnd, nls glrbeitcr=
franen bns @ubl nub @rbe Cures
SlattcS, Der glrbciters 5citrng an.
Scr5cn lieat, 10 flint Sbr Gudl
ais fluSlidIe @irtid,nitsmiriitcr
sars beiouSrrs fiir Die Scitmne be-
t1tiacn, iubent SIR Cure Gtnf1ufc
nur III bcn 0cidIGftcu bciurat,
,ucldlc in Scr 9irbeiter. Scituna un=
npu5iercu, uub Gudj babel itets nuf
Die 9lilnpljcn III Der gtrhCitcr= Sci.
tung bcruft. &auit Sbr nber in
0jcIdJGftcn, iucld)e mod nidJt in scr
Slrbeitcrs Seitnn9 nn5ciacn, 10 iulls
tct Shr uerirdJen, bieic GcidJ1ftc SIT
ncrnulniicr, in Gnrcr 3citung s,t
anrtun5tcrcu.
Vorbote., 1919-05-28

SSItUeIgolI ltIo Nllu, III GpItu9p
SIrbsitsr,, ittgY 9I,Gst 6; .0et~ri, uu,. or''
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,,,;+ ,mo,,;r Er;a(> ">'lT' T;n;or ~ hrftto
Trn, So t1 81 - t,rs,.,,,,,,,, r.S Ts5t -,
n;sisr, o,rr. ''o$oS ;,,,,,,nr ,,s;ans. ,,f 1;,N
nerr;iio S;a ~, , nnrt;;,r,,arn T,Io,,
an.n'..l.. .',' :7'' SM =. ~f': sI,
'.C !DIu;'H oo', u'Sr, 5S o.; os';;o'': -; ~
~, o'9",,, ''tyg.. W. ,,,GJ,..; 80 ~
NoIn' oV" t}. S:o''i''.'8T,.oiL:' o, tv;'
9s'9I u" oC!''tSH n; ~; 9C.H.!'Il J'"o,
'Noo' 'oU o'' t2'oV,t, !,. ~
@oueI S'I'IE l'''I' t''oV' o'e SotIS
'VI o'C,e' aS OC'U.I'!'luju''Vtl u''IV' w pVt
!lC!'[9 [:! J'V9'Stu'I92lolH' S;'9lI 0'l''9' C"'
Sl9"'u' F''"''"'tU''o: 9o,' ~ KY L,
ope'"''pI ''''c'I .'''VtVI o''e' |''''
IT, nelWeh lOIf 0''F I0I9en 4o'leH'
Norf pPIBl G.:
True TRANSLATION filed with the post
maSfen aS' OF l., Cn5cago way VI ~ - l9d2; 3d2 as
~ viz wv ~
"@or IlcprCrcn Nou)Ch IlIlcteH
%cttretcr Der1Nle0cicr &ronhcn Der
rlllllldcn @cnoncnlGortcN I'LL Gomn
tonn-N1trltt Der 1to0r 9tNp Dorf
enc @cidoft@ltcIc cin oclte cine
oolc Gto9c c!nC2 ilooerIlcl Vc)naft@-
QoI'lc@ llInfoBt. Nlc liIcIlten oN'cr
E.9crtcN, Olc nnd bier 8c1hIdt lDorcn,
nm GtntonTc 81 nIodcn, tnncn oils
1Ibrlcn oocr 9ororuBInno, o0er
loofen au4 l1on oetlR1eoenc Snbre bier
I'LL Solloc, looub nc ll0cr DE %cr.HIt-
lii'lc lnl @er5en HllbIon0@, uber mel
Me@ Gte %lIlllertcn l1r embargo Ocrs
qah9i Qopen uno t9re 3enlur, nt4t
oiel Iit%tlilIft SIT 9c0cJl pernIoTtcn.
Nod III oen Iebtcn ytonnten Ut Der
1tob oe@ Gtnfour$biiro2 bcoclltcno
ocrIlleDrf mor0el ollrtQ ?tclinlltontnt-
IiH9c oon 9I''BIolio, Don oCIleh cIlli9e
oircIl 1lS2 ocll 5Cli]Tl'Ill So0let=hltB=
e.. ao7r.., <,,.,,.,crs,.o, ,,,,,c,. >,,,
,gcnSlfcr,,no Ncr r,r;;;i.hcn 2rn+ron n
crfIGrtc cirrr Der rriiiidlcn Gcrniicn-
Ihoitlcr. onlGHfih cinc5 NeIltr6es IN
Der 8el6Gft5itcllc, einsm 3eituno5z
mom oc1cuiibcr: Dph bicicr Sim.
ocrsnot Iicot fcin N}onoc( on Hoh.
umq2nittcln 5uqrmOc. Sic Nnu-
crn hoben 0yoBc A)}cnQcn Don 9}ob-
run9@ntitteiW oljfQciDcjAcrt, bic tic
obcr nidt 9c0cn @clo Dertuliictcn
Dollcn; lie mo0cn 0}oujIofttrnorcu
oofijr b0bcn, niC Gilcuporcl IouO=
uirtlhoftIihc N}oid,incn Sf,uhc,
&leloer. Hu5 inno lit uOf ME ciu fabriz
iiercnOca @unO Qculicn nN0 Bic
5jtuotiou lit iijr pic it0otiid)c Gcu0i-
fCrrlnQ icbr crnit 09por0cn. %it lm3
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
Give More Time to Sport.

From Field and Stream.
AS a nation we are beginning to
realize that we have given tar too
little time to sport and particularly
outdoor sport. The National Army has
the nation, taking them, out under
canvas, making them live a life oe
normal balance between mental and
physical occupation. All of those boys
Will be the sounder, keener citizens
and business men for this Army train
ing. just as the civil war boys made
the leaders in our industrial life OF
the seventies and eighties. We who
know the outdoors know too well for.
any controversy, that the one great
life preserver for tired business
man is few days spent under cam
vas on fishing or hunting trip. We
pity the poor soul who has not learn
outdoors to take such a trip. We
know that his garden labors, hfs
cleaning up Of the home grounds his
golf matches are mighty poor substi-
tutes for the real things the life OF the
open, getting away from linen collars.
regular hours and meals-all that
goes to make life run in a rut. 1t i9
essential to get away from all this, to
get up when the sun does, not out of q
room but out of a tent; to be so en-
crossed with the occupations OF
catching food and preparing eats and
shelter and getting on the ground as
to have no time for any worries or
even thoughts OF the business left
behind. E
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
Cows Eat Aeroplane Wings.

From the Galveston News.
Discovery that Texas cattle will eat
the wings of an airplane il the ma
chine is left unguarded is one of the
reasons why a general order to stick
with the machine, no matter what
happens" is impressed on every cadet
aviator training in Texas. The ca
dets are instructed particularly never
to leave their ships in fields, no
matter how far from the Travelled
road The fact that cows have an
appetite for airplanes was discovered
only after one or two machines had
suffered real loss from discriminating
Texas cattle.
The wide supporting planes are COW
cred with a cellulose preparation that
makes them alright. known ins the
technique of flying as dope" and
dope" makes a tasty meal for cows.
1t softens under their tongues. and
the cattle, in their eagerness to OBJ
tain it, will chew the expensive linen
planes to pieces to extract the last
particle of dope" favor.
Another reason for the order is that
an airpIane is valuable piece OF
property with many detachable parts,
offering an attractive invitation to
hooters IL one were left unprotected
in lonely field or on road. Souve-
nier hunters, however, are much more
feared than thieves.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
BULLET THROUGH FACE,
BONES STILL intact
Returned Private Tells Story.
Startling Recovery After
Wounding.

One Of the most remarkable cases OF
escapes after being wounded was that
Of Private william Isemann Of Com
pany c. S12th Machine Gun Battalion.
18th Division, who came baclA last
week after having been shot through
the face, the bullet going in one Jaw
and coming ou&~of the other.
The marks on his face are In o
straight line and the wounds are such
ience. except that he cannot yet open
his mouth to the full extent. No
bones were broken by the bullet.
1t happened in this way: Isemann
was advancing with his company.
which was covering the infantry. It
was In the open country and 1t is
thought that a German sniper or
machine gunner picked him OF. It
was November S. just before the sign
ing of the armistice and the men ufl
der Gen. Kuhn were going forward at
great rate. 1semann had gone
through the fighting about Montfau-.
con without getting a scratch and he
saw hundreds of fellows fall near
him, his own company suffering ter
ribly
He is Washington boy and be-
fore the war was in charge of de-
livery route for The Washington
Evening Star. Mr.. Fleming Newbold
saw him when he came back and told
him how glad he was to see him and
proud he was that he had done such
good work. Isemann was told that his
route was being kept for him and that
he could have 1t any time he wanted
1t.
The 312th had been cited twice by
the French. he said, and once by Gen.
Pershing, who was at Montfaucon
himself. ~
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
SCHOOL STARTED IN &C."
"Y" School Includes a Soldier
Dean.

Guy Normandin of Company c, 18th
Infantry, has been named dean OF
"Y'' school at G hut, of which Secre-
tary w. H. Reed has been chosen
president.
Normandin is the lad who led
Shakespearean class last week in the
study of julius Caesar. He also is
musician of note. having led a choir
in Rochester He Is an excellent
organist and pianist He will teach
elocution and Shakespeare.
w. H. Brokenshire will have
charge of classes in French. He is
one Of the hut secretaries.
The New Testament and sociology
will be taught by E. H. Carson. a ~"
secretary, while Secretary c. Herbert
Schall will teach instrumental music.
Algebra will be taught by Harry
i. Frey, arithmetic by S. s. Seibold,
English grammar by D. H. Pierce.
penmanship>-by H. Levin, mechanical
drawing by Prof. Urich. commercial
Affairs by Roger A. Davis and mathe-
matics by W. Middleton.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
CORP. D. KELSEY
GOES TO CAPITAL
Expert Workman on Telephone
Lines Will Lecture Before Of
fcials at Washington.

Corporal Daniel F. Keesey, Com
pany B, 211th F. S. B.. has been sent
to the War and Navy building. in
the capital, from which place he will
repair to the War College. 1t is plan
ned to have Corp. Keesey demon
strate some phase of the Signal Corps
work at personnel exhibition to be
held all this week. The corporal has
attained quite a reputation for his
proficiency along telephone lines, and
1T is well known that his work in
the maneuvers held at the War Col
lege by the battalion was Of high
order.
Corp. Keesey has been an expert in
telephone construction, having been
with all the best companies in the
country, and having been on some of
the largest undertakings in practically
every state in the Union. Great dis
cretion was shown in appointing
keesey for this task.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
Substitutes Trouble Housewives.

nom the Bakers Weekly.
Wen known woman lecturer admitted
the public platform that while she
hitherto been against bakers bread
ne has now changed her mind and ad
ises all housekeepers to buy the staff
3 life from the professional baker. The
yomen are gradually beginning to real
e that they cannot handle the required
thbstitutes fact, the bread they have
fnrned cut under the new wheat regu-
Rtions has in many instances caused
amiIK misunderstanding. since father
and sthn children positively refused to
4at tlH0 home concoction. 1t is now up
fp tltashakerESto do their very best under
NE limited wheat supply to turn out as
kahtable loaf as possible, and after
he wlaE is over the home baked loaf
Ahouln remain a thing Of the past: The
Rahexs of the nation aFe responding
Aobly to the needs of the country, and as
Nheir reward, when peace is restored. an
4nprecedenteds increase i'm the use Of
Rakers' bread win mark new era in the
History of the American baking industry.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
Ny Task.

II. in any moment of passion
ate anger, have wounded any
friend unwittingly. 1 am that
mans debtor.
If, by chance, an opportunity
has passed in which might
have been his stronghold, / am
more than debtor. / am an i'm
CRATE.
For, walking down the all
too-short lane of life. my plain
duty is to serve, with a vision
for seeing truth and obligation.
that cannot be impair ed by petty
material thoughts and instances.
To my fellow men and friends
belongs my earnest, heartfelt
efforts, TO make myself abraflser
through service.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
Another Busy Week at "V."

The V Hut is the Mecca just now for
boxers. Professional "pugs" and be-
ginners work out with one another
from morning until taps. Enough
weight has been lost to equip a bat
talon with avoirdupois. Prominent
among the stars are Horton of the 63d
(the man with a mules kick in his
punch), Red Lambert and Pencacke.
well known as K. o. Held. This hut
has furnished more winners at the
divisional boxing shows than any
other.
One engineer is wondering why he
was challenged to fight. Trying to
compliment an athlete on his clever
ness In stealing bases in a game of
playground ball, he said, Buddy" you
sure can hook. the shirt off a mans
back" Buddy" belonged to a mobile
laundry outfit.
Company D, Filth Regiment of En-
gineers.-W. D. S., Jr.:
new problem is facing this COM
mand in regard to wound stripes 1t
is known that wound stripes are pro-
Vlded for men overseas, but what Of
men in this camp? This question lis
raised through this incident: While
on an all day practice march Thurs
day one battalion was instructed to
arrange skirmish line and charge at
certain point. The imaginary battle
of Severn Hill ensued and it was here
that Corp. r. H. Mcneil received what
he claims isa wound and for which
he should be allowed the gold stripe
to wear when he wins his discharge
and goes back to his barber shop in
Iowa.
Corp. Nagel andIPrNate Ehrhardt of
this command have proved their
worth with the mitts and are gallantly
holding up the company's reputation
as a boxing outfit. So far neither of
the boys has had to extend himself to
win the decision.
Company D is having some fineSe ats
and much credit is due Sergt Frank
Christian, who always pulls for the
best for his company. Keep 1t up,
Frank, and draw heavily on that 81 500
mess fund and see IL we care.
Private Van Deventer is evidently
believer in cheering his friends. The
old boy has purchased handsome
suit case, which he says he will need
soon on his farewell trip. Hope you
are right Frank.
Heard inside the barracks yeSter-
day: Lieut. Blackwell enters. Corp.
Blackwell rises and cries Attention.!
Lieut. Blackwell replies, Rest! corp.
Blackwell: "Oh, we are not tired, sir!
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
The Worst Never Happened.

Sometimes our work and liv.
ing seems paved with stones Of
sorrow. At times it would seeNn
that luck with all it's hosts had
left us. The day is gray, the
night black with doubt, and IL
leaves a stamp of discourage
ment upon our faces.
Yet there never Is a time or
event in which circumstances.
so humble our will and stanch
the flow of our youthful blood
that we should think the bot
tom of things was a mythical
void. There is always a more
detecting influence than the one
in hand, and living with this
thought in mind should tend to
lift our hearts above the clouds.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
Sea Water for Bread.

From the Bakers Helper.
French chemists are advocating the
use of sea water in the making of bread.
This not only would save the transpor-
tation of salt, it Is urged. but would add
materially to the healthful properties of
the bread, owing to the fact that sea
water contains, besides salt. valuable
percentage of magnetism and calcium.
Ocean water is alnend bz used. 1t is
the bread naw az<zzsA o e0maIaz
reputation - . azss - vAx16ase coslt..
plainfs.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16

Pop" Foster was elected Tuesday
chairman of the athletic board of the
camp, with Bob Smith of the "Y" as
vice chairman. .
1t was decided to hold a cross-coun-
try run next Wednesday. A boxing
show will be given next Thursday in
the main "Y." Basket ball leagues
have already started their schedules.
Col. Oscar Charles. 31eth Infantry.
Of Meade, when wounded in France
filled his canteen with water and
helped revive the wounded among his
men before he applied for treatment
% hig own serious injuries.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16

Miss Anfiaue-I can truthfulIy say
j am single from choice
llHiss Caustique-Whose :ehOfee -?
3hilade1uhfa Record.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16

Some one wants to know why cer-
tain sergeants wear whistles on their
blouses when they go to town. Ten
copies Of Trench and Camp for best
answer. Here is mine: To keep from
blowing in their pay.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16

Sergt. Maj. Leo Underkofler wants
underneath his three stripes.
Trench and camp., 1919-01-16

What do you think of the guy that
arranges his bunk neatly and fioun-
ders all over yours? Also the fresh
"un" behind the canteen counter?