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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

Fer year a small band OF Mormon elders has
been quietly operating in and about Syracuse
going from house 70 house talking with the IN
mates and scattering then literature. Several
converts and disrupted family have been the Wis
Ibe fruits Of their propaganda Stirred by the
pressure q these missionaries, women from prac-
tcaLy every Protestant church in Syracuse have
banded together into q Federation OF Christian
Women. the one object Of which is TO drive Nor
monIsn from Syracuse and Central New-Yor&
The church women Will pursue the same tactics
& the Aoruous. The city and neigh boring towns
viii divided into districts and q committee viii
house Tlsited BY the Morrons following closely on
the heels Of the Latter Day Saints and BY argU
rninss OF the occupants the effect OF the elders
their position Improbable and untenable and will
retire
Acruated BY a fear that her pets may suffer after
they have passed out Of her hands Mrs. Evelyn
". Murray, e wealthy woman OF Somervile
County y =. is having her livestock put 20
death although the animals are II the best Of
health Mrs Murray is prominent member Of
tie Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Ami
-nals and has a horror lest any Of her dumb
creatures should suffer. As a sure means OF saving
errarian put them out OF the way She mas
zen H@TIes i5ne5ateIr after birth SO that they
- tbTee-Tesr-oid bail were killed BY poison
= ec.Io- Two dogs were nut TO death al the same
time Mrs Murray Is prePartls % 20 bo-ses s-s
an I'D horse and mule that nave been IoF many
years OF the farm
Settlement work IS becoming more OF q pro
fassion every dfy but the really expert settlement
---l,s- e ahou- as rare as any ether kind Of ex-
,e-r according 20 the experience Of James 3.
revnolds Edscztion. sympathy and judgment are
he essential qualities. ne thinks, Tor the active
,-l-.- and they must be well balanced The
shrs+v 70 trnpart is not so necessary 4Ae SET
.-o--a-- z-o-ler lives among the people and works
7f-r them rather than for them-that is me q4s,
-s- ~ rs vyork-so that i IS rs influence X =
llctlol % - saws Mr.. Reynolds. MOI
ls--- ms ef73e win co. One who Is al synpa-
=e-eivesI comes TO wrong soluu(ll
.----Lls-~s a-d places confidence n me WINS
e--e The worker with oota heart aLo , sc - So
Pe-s.55- S+a-rarE Of criticism Jhat uld5hes ~
5S--s sound and not sentimental h-uL . 49,
-ucErIe ---ezr5ert The mere college student
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
Is EsTNCERTTY PERMISsIBLE3
Contrasts Drawn Between the Black and the
White Lie.

U0II ISIS DIaNl XIV DC-4 VIC III
White Lie.
A roc-5 ethical question was involved IN ne
subject chosen FOR the first meeting o. 1ne IN
versals- VVorer's Alliance held yesterday II TIE
church % the Receemer. al Newark. y .
.re r-sf-o.~s-- Permissible vas TIE topic
w1sch 1Ers y. L Cox considered from the negative
side Truth was declared 20 be the only true ana
honorable course 20 pursue and that even negative
-rsilce-lty Was 1e-nicious thing. So optimistic
was ne speaker that she declared there were eyi-
oences ~ growing sincerity in almost every walk
~ IKE that there vas more conformity 70 the
--1rh b. literature and mere directness q pur-
pose i- ar an heretofore even Il lnsinceriry was
sf-.- apparent in our artificial social life. Nrs
cox cep-orec tie fact that children who are by
natUre truthful. should learn in the home that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

9-,ERLEs eINOS the perfect copy OF Real Pearls
m genuine % 5iulu Llaillo-A.s II
n,o,e ana exclusive designs. JAMbiHs. S'th-sI' west
near sth-sve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

M and Mrs William Il. Falconer. who spent
the summer in Europe and the autumn al MO
hork Lake. have returned TO the city, aRo h4ke
faken APARTMENTS at the Plaza Hotel Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
Or must you set for polar seas your

Or must you set for polar seas your sans
Ard chart the Arctic's silent realms OF sLlyN
Or drag your barge through virgin streams N p4oS
OF undiscovered Iands2 I tell you no.
Who is earths greatest heTO2 He that pears
Deep buried in his kngly heart MS loJ
OF suffering: and II need be. he that dares
Lay down his life for right and falIerS nOI-
Henry Jerome Stockard. in Aunsey-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

The West End woman's Republican Association
will give a progressive euchre. with prizes N the
ss-1 hsllroor7 Of the Waldorf Astoria, on Friday
afternoon. Decer Der l. Tickets may be ootained
from the corresponding secretary, MIS- ROBERT /
WILHELM No 203 West Ninety nrst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

About fifty yachtswomen from Larchmont and
o+ba- towns on Long Island Sound took part in
hearts party ard tea given Thursday afternoon al
ne Iarchmont Yacht Club il aid Of Stony Void
Sanatoriuru The games were played IN the large
St--5Ig IA m OF the club anu afteTWard there was
r77TIsicaI programme. The winners OF lhe prizes
s. - me Sev--RocheiIe Yacht Club, who won
: Silver cardIestick; Mrs. ". z. Bulard- a silver
Lo-bo- dish. Mrs WientZ. a silver CAKE oashet
The entertainment was managed by A c9TnInlJtee
Consisting OF Miss Davidson, Mrs. F W. FAnt
Ms Hsrrv T Shriver. Mrs. George loe. 4aIs
n f Billiard and mrs James Gregory Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM
-, 40 with the advertiser who s}nds In his coy
Il for The sunday Tribune He secures proper
.I.ssiacation and good position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

The Mystery of West Broadway. In tomorrow.
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

Queer People Who Gail on CIergyrneu- In to-mor-
rows Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

Drink and dress produce child labor" was the
hitter accusation Of q woman lawyer in FennsyI-
,,.,,s recently Il was at a congress Of mothers
Al +ba blame for existing conditions she threw
the great body Of middle class women who 1--we
bevend their means and who attempt TO keep up
,,b their neighbors or with those in opulent cir
,,,r,s+ances. IT is 10 the women Of means tnat
=, -as1 for moderation in dress must be made"
Sa re sneaker They can AFFORD 70 De lndlr1eT-
So comment if they wear dress second sea
80 The business woman cannot Inc s4IIs a-4O
xSornen in humble LIE cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

who comes TO the work loaded with theories and
not Informed to the facts OF the social needs OF
a neighborhood must first learn those facts The
first requirement Of all is a humble appreciation
OF ones SELF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

sale and dramatic entertainment WI taAe
- y. December L at the Waldori-AstoriA- lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14

That consumptives should make point Of going
outdoors Immediately after rain is the advice Of
London physicians, who base their opinion on the
familiar fact that rain washed air is much purer
than that which floats above a dry city. During
dry speIT' the air becomes laden with gems
and foul doors with dust and refuse. in fine but
g Improbable quantities. These the first dOwnpour
washes out. leaving the atmosphere in circulation
about the streets clean and pure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
get Gnfduoige 9err.

Die 5erren Selectaner 6atten i6re
bOrf4riftsmdBigen Ginlooungen fir
Sonntag nu6 Berlin er6olten.
0o5 oa5 beiBt, Elm Sonntog in
Berlin fir cincn f0niglia prcuBii6cn
8obettcn nit ni6t aQ3upiel, bo6 ct
mas 8elo in Der 5u76c - Du5 t0nnen
7i6 tpa6ri6einti9 bic 0enig7ten Dor
fteuen! IS lit ni8t lci6t, ii6 in bic
9Cfi6le zines f]rcigelafenen @efangez
men bincin3uIe6en, nenn man nod
ni6t i'm 9efdngniB mar, ubcr 10 UNI
gCfG6r muB e5 fem, - ME Elm 8ogel,
Der, icinem 8dfig entpti6t, na6 lam
ger 3eit nicDer Da5 erIte N}al feline
S6pingen gebrau9t uno merit. oaB
er nod flicgen fam
Sur bic yoorf6rift5mdBtgen" Snz
fel5 uno Santen bate man bciuht,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ge6abt, cbcn7
10 anftGnoigeS &ruut gum Rdu4eH
unb mar, mas bate, mas fannie, ms
Gibtl geI4liipft. Qm Derabreoeten
8IuB bate man bunn Die &amerHOen
g%etroffen unb auBerbem nod etnen all
ten .Qeibensgenofen", Der nun 1aon
ftol3er Qcutnunt mar. Sci, Dd5 mar
elm 8ummel, nur cine nQffcniaanoe"
bah fol6e Stunben nur -6alb 10 tur3
limb, tpie bic an Wo6entagcn. Utan
mar uuf benz 6Gimfpeg begriffen, nun
bieB es, nicOer binein in bic Uniform
un6 60Qif9 Q6t geben, nod ben rid
tigen 3ug gu erpifden. So i6lenDerz
ten fie benin Iuitig f4er3enb, Die lebten
Minuten Der 6rei6eit nod Defenders
ausnuBen0, cine Der peni9er belebten
StraBen 8erlins Oa6in.
Gin MdO6en bemerfte fie unb
glau6te an bic Re8ten qetommen III
fein. Ntt iiiBlodenoem QG6eln uuf
benz abge5Grmten 9eIi6t, ipri6t lie
bic 9Oriiberge6enben an. IN bemTelz
ben Qugenblid elf Elm 6err nit mar
aufgepirbeltem @6nurr6urt
bon Der gegeniiberliegcnben Settle Der
StraBe auf Die 9ruPpe gu un0 NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

fteges6etpuBter Mtene, fetnes Spfe-
gepiB, - pie elm 3au6bogel fi6 G
feline 8eute itiir3t - rebet er iie
NIT ben 8orten: yg}t6t pa6r, me
9erren, oteIe0trne bat sic beldftigt
Die Situation mar tlar. 3u ST.
eri4roden flebt bds arme Wefen NIT
tbren 4ugen bic iungen Rrieger an
g&erl, mas fdqt Sbnen Elm, meineGous
1t11e gu bei4tmpfen! Sinh Sic betrunz
ten o0er total berriidt?" mar bic auz
genbltdlt4e &nttport be5 Ginen.
egfetne 9erren, i9 febe mid oen0z
tRtgt5 Sbre 9er7onulien fef3uiteuen,
i'd bin 8ebeimpolt3if.~ limb penn
sic Bolt3etPrGiiOent pGren, 10 baben
Sic fem Re4t, cine 8erpanbte Doh
mir auf offener StraBe at belet0iqen,
t4 bin 8ruf -- i'm - 9arbez
regiment"
Ser iibereifrige 8comte f6ien I'm
rat6 gu iptttern, penn audi Der 6err
in GtOtl itedte, 10 mar bod feline qdn3C
Spre6pei1e gu unoerfGIf6t militGz
rid, unipiufiirli9 nabm er bic 6aden
3uIammen unb beim Nennen be8 g}az
mems iu9ten feline 6Gnbe bic oltgez
pD6nte 6Oienna9t, unO nit ben 0prz
ten: sd bite ge~bOriamt nm Ger
3et6ung, 6err 9rdf", ma9te er uuf
Der STEELE Rcbrt un0 - yipuro ni6t
me6r gefe6en", bod mas btnter ibm
berf9aQte, bIeibt better ipegen beS
Experimentation 4u5Oruds Ocrs
i9ptegen.
lin bic 5orm oufre4t gu erbuIten,
begleiteten Die Sreunbe t6ren S9iiBs
ling nod bis CUR nG6ften StruBenede.
Damn liiftete Der Siingfte BON ibnen,
Der Der Spre9er 9epeeI in mar, feinen
6ut unb trennte ii9 BON i6r nit ocr
Worten: n8er3eiben Sic meme Qun3
9emetnc 2iige, benu 2clttnont bin tt
omar nod nt6t, BOffe Ps abcr NAL 3u
nerben. IS mar cine 3otbIiigc. 0oa
i'd pctB 3u gcnuu, mas biefen 8erl5
impontrt!
9ds mar Elm ttoeler SDnntdg! limb
Defenders OentniirOig mar oefen Obs
i4luB fir ben iungen @rufen I. 8is
gum bcutigen Sag bat cr i'm ni6t ocrs
gefcn uno auf ben SitcI, ben ibm bus
mails feine 6rcunbe b~erIie6en, Qic6t er
fdit mebr al5 duf ietnen grGfli9en
y}dmen. Der 3ttcl lautet: . cr anz
It dnbige 8cru
3Det Sabre ipGter. Der ~yunitGnbige
8crl" lit Dor &ur3cm 2eutnunt qeporz
ben uno chen tootmiioe BON ciner
6elooicnitiibung no6 6uu7c getoms
men. @r IiBt Dor benz S6reibtif6 uno
mufcrt bic BoitIu6en, bic cben fir i'm
getommen Iino. Sin tlcincS 9udet 1T
Dorunter - cr Dffnct: Elm 9uBcno
i6Onc, nciBe 8uttiittu nit
punoerDou acknowledgements uno
Der nCun3adt9en 8rone barber. Sin
8Grt6cn babel, obne unterI6riFt:
u9o6ocrebrtcr 6crr @ruf! Dor elm
puar Sa6ren baden Sic elm urmes
W}Gbcl, oos @lenD unO @cr3nciflung
gum Critcn 0tul ouf Die StroBc gctric'
ben batten, Dor Der S6anoe bctpabrt.
8iFen Sic nod? Sic bobcn mid Ou4
mails piGber an bic Men76cn 9Iaubcr
Iofen unO ih babe bic &raft gcfunOcn,
mid ais Stidcrin nieoer ourh3us
f6lagcn. NCbmen sic Da5 tlcinc @lns
benten bier frcunbIi6 an. MorQer
perbe i'd zines unitdnOigcn 0}onncg
5rau!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

53nei Stunoen IpGter, na8Oem Ga
8rabettu feline gtnluDung bate ergez
ben laIen, folgten ibr an benz mil0en
unb itra6lenD 5eQen Ra6mittag pie
8auern unb bic PG6ter Der umgegeno.
NuF Dem 9reI6plaBe erboben it9 bod
gepadte S%trOb6aufen, Die, bon be-
Sonne bei9tenen, ii3 in leu6tenOes
Sob 0ertDanbelten ; bier murf6irte
cine S6uar @GnIe, goderno, I6neez
peiB, nit b~reiten, orangefarbenen
S6ndbeln, Die gum Mafer nDllten;
Drn 3eit 3u 3eit Orangen Die 9eriiGe
OeS W}tIt6aufen8 6eriiber. limb al Diele
bGuerif6en @eitulten Ipotteten, in Grz
fUartung Oe5 3runtes, gang frieOLl9
iiber i6re bon Den Mii6Ieligteiten Oe5
reuben Gebens bogenf0rmig gefrimmz
ten 8eine; Gini9e nit run3ligen unO
r0t6li6en 8eIi6tern nie D~eri6rumpfte
Qepfel, nit Nugen, bic Dur6 bic LANCE
3ett Oe5 9ulbens Idnft oDer bur6 bic
Ionge 3eit Der 8o56eit Ie66aft ~gerporOsn
paren, 4nOere nit IproBenDem 8art,
jugenOli6em 8ebo6ren, Deren neue
&leiber Der 2iebe Miibe offenbarten.
GiabpIo unb 8tItabilito lieBen ni3t
LANCE auf Ii6 tporten. Die S6a6tel
nit Dem &onfeft in Der einen 6unO ball
teno, befobG RiitabiIito, baB man it4
in einen &rei5 uufIteQe, unO in Der
W}itte Oteie8 8reiIe5 itebenO, belt er
cine tur3e 4n5pra9e, nt4t obne cine
gepi1e @irbe in Stimme unO 8e6erz
ben.
nM}eine guten Qeute," Tugte er, Sci
ner BON Sud petB 1i4erlt6, nes6alb
Meiiter 8eppe be Sieri SUD 6ier 3uz
iammengerufen bat
Sine 8~etpegung be5 Stuunen5 lief
bet Dteier ieltiamen Ginleitung iiber Die
@eit6ter Der Scorer unb bic 5reuDe uGf
ben beriprp6enen Wein b%erpunDelte
ii6 in cine unrube, bic auF Deri6ieDene
Weiie gum Qu5Drud fam. Der 3eoner
frbr fort:
n9a ii9 a6er etlpa5 6GBlt6es eretgz
men unb SS6r Sud ii6er mid betlagcn
tOnntet, min i6 Gu9 Iagen, I'm DG8
e5 it4 6anDelt, beOor t4 Oo5 @rperiz
ment made"
Die 60rer Ia6en fi6 gegenieitig an
nit rat6loien W&tener unb rt6teten
bann i6re n~eugierigen unD Iu4enDeu
auf bus &Gftden, bas Der ReDner
in Der 6anb 6telt. pa Riftubilito cine
9auIe ma4te, nm bic 0irtung Ieiner
8Orte al Priifen, rief @iner bon ibnen
ungebuIoig:
n0un?"
n@a6te, fa8te, meme guten Qeute.
2eBte Iu6t BADEN fie benz MeiIter
9eppe Elm i90ne5 S9pein, bas er fllz
gen mD1te, geItoblen. Mer Der 0ieb gez
1T, petB man ni4t; aber ba8
lit ii4er, buB er in Gurer Mitte iein
mug, benin GiemanO pirb aus 5tnter>
inbien gefommen fein, I'm Ntetiter
9eppe ba8 S6pein gu fte6len!"
DQr es Die beitere Dirtung oteie5
erleIenen arguments bon 5intertnDien
ober mar es bic 0irtung Der mil0en
Come, Ga 8rubetta begann 81 niefep.
Die 8auern 3ogen fi9 3uriid; bic
@Gnief6uur ftob entIeBt ~auseinanper,
unb fie6enmal bintereinanoer orO6ate
bus GieIen in Der freien 2uft unO it0rte
ben Gdnbli6en 6rieOen. Die 9eiterteIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

Meiiter 8eppe Ga 8rupettd mar Elm
feiitcr 9lcbeicr nit unterieBter 6tgur
nit cincm @cit6t, aus benz blubenot
9umm6ett fpra9, mttQugerl, Die oenen
zines Iauqcnocn 8albe5 gli6cn, nit
6Gnben unb 6uBen pon auBcr9cpo5nz
li8er N~uSoc6nung. 9a or cine iebr
langc, Dide uno icltium bcpc9ll4e
Nafe unb Iturte &innbaden bate, err
innerte cr beim Qahcn unO Nieien an
iene 8iiKeIrobben, Die, pie Die Sec
leute er5dblep, in 6Olge Tires Settles
nie @Ipenldub 5ittern. 4u6 beidB er
bic Taul6eit, Die SrGg6eit Der 8etpez
gungen, bas ld6erli6e 8ebabren UNI
Die 8orliebe fir ben S6luf Dieier Tohs
ben. Gr tonnte ni9t aus Dem S6atten
in Die Sonne ober aus Der Come IN
ben S6dtten geben, o6ne Dab er et1srl
unniberitebli6en 9rung gum gtieIe en-
uno 6uiten oeripiirte. Gr that es nit
10 bel @erGuI9, baB man thn, be- pns
bers in ben Iti1en Stunoen, in GROCER
gntfernung 60rte, unb ba er ii6 in
gon3 beItimmten 3eitabi6nttten prObu>
5irte, 10 biente er fat alien Mitbiirgern
als Gbronpmeter.
Sn Ieiner SugenO bate M}eiIter
9eppe einen Muturoni6anOel betrieben.
limb er mar aufno6fen in iiiBer Srdgz
belt, inmitten Der i60nen SetgfrGnI len.
irmitten bes glei6mdBigen 8erGuI4e5
Der Siebe unD Der 3Gber, in Der lauen.
ben M&eblituub erfiiGten 2uft, Sum
Manne gereift, mar er nit elmer gepiIz
len Donna Yelagia, aus Der 8emetToe
GaiteIi, Die @6e eingegangen, unb bate
bann bus na6r6ufte 9ei9dft dufgegez
ben unb ben 8erfauf BON Maiolit1z
uno SbongefGBen iibsrnommen, bon
buu9igen 8riigen, SeIlern, 8e4ern,
biefes f9li9te gebliimte 9eI9irr, NIT
benz bic Gaite1eiif6en 9anbnerter Die
Safeln bes Q6ru33efif9en 8ooens anz
mutbig f6miiden. Sn Der QGnbli6teit
unb fat m06te t9 fugen Sr0mmigfeit
bieIer felt Sabrbunberten unperdnber=
ten unb unperGnberli6en 6Ormen, le6te
er nieIsnb fein einfa4es 2eben. l1no
ba feline Satin gei5ig mar, 10 nabm Der
@ei5 aud aqmGbli4 8eiiB BON fetner
Seele unb umfpunn tie.
Stun beIuB er an benz re9ten l1fer
bes SFluHes Elm Stiid 2unb nit einem
8~auern6dus, gerabe an Der Steae, ND
Der Strom cine 8iegung ma6t unb fat
Elm IanbIeeartiges, grimes Nmpbitbedz
ter bilbet. Del puferrei6e 8oben trug
bier ouber 3rouben uRb Gerealien
groBe Mengen bon 9ras unb 3rGutern,
bic Sbit6Gume mebrten iia, unb aas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
or, 4Isinps &ino.

Elm fletnes Ttno.
Giupolo Ia6te unb tan3te I'm bds
@6pein unb tonnte ii9 nt4t bolten
nor 9eroniiqen. Der 8erfpottete, BON
einem befti9en .NiesunfaGI ergriffen,
ft6telte NIT ben Qrmen gegen ben Mtz
men, pieGei4t UNI tbm gu unterbrez
6en, 8ei benz DrDbnenoen 9erduI9
flirrten Die 5enteri4eiben. Die brei
berI6iebenen @eii9ter tpuroen BON Der
QbenbIonnengGutb beler4tet.
&Is 8ifabilitO i4pisg, 1Ggte Gia=
bolo:
rgut, aIio geben mir"
r8enn Sbr nit mir gu gfa4t el1en
tpout 49," bot Meifter Peppe nit ge@
fniffenem Mfunbe an.
rRein, nein, mein Better" unterz
brad ibn GiaDoIo, ii4 CUR S5ur fpenz
benb. n0u bGng' Did at Pelagta's
@6iir5e unO p0tle 9ein @dtpein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

l1nb ebe bic feds Batter bd3fpii4en
treten %tonnten, bate Der Sfft3ter nit
elmer @ei9pinbisteit, bic auf foloRale
llebung idlieBen lieB, ben gan3en
iungfrduli9en 8egriiBungs=Qustaui3
Der Reibe mad ber5baft ubgetiBt.
Der Wa9en mar f9on ldngit ouf
benz Dese na9 benz .8runnen", als
bic iungen 9amen aamdltg gu ft4 td@
men.
nNein, 10 mas i" 6au6te SrGu=
lein 6ilbe @benbo4 entriitet. ~Wtc
fam biefer fre4e Meni4 ba5u aud
bic Nnberen gu fiiFen = bic batten
bod ni9ts auf9efagt!"
Die 8erfu9s : Nbtbeilung tpar be-
reits o balb fieben ouf ibren Qutp=
mobilen bia Gbaufee auf benz n8runz
men" an9eldngt, bate bereits %ge9efen
unb erDrterte eben bas 4b6anbenfomz
men bes Qeutnants b. &onsfp, ais bic
fer nit etnem @efolge BON 5tpet beieBz
ten unb 5tpei leeren 8ugen BEL Der 9oz
Tel : Serrdne DOrru9r.
Cine babe Stunbe ipGter gingcn
IeIbft bic beiben Stabsoffi5iere nit
rptben 8eii9tern unb t9rdnenben 4uz
gen berum = unb r1r bds Stirnrunz
3eln @einer @rcelen3 belt einen err
neuten 6eiterteitsausbru9 i'm S9a9.
y0err Qeutndnt b. &pnsfpl"
Der BON benz General Mngerufene
bate ii9 foeben nit benz bormloIeiten
9eii9t bon Der Welt 81 Slid geIebt.
9emGB benz befannten @runbIuBe:
nGebe ME gu beinem 6er79t, penn BIT
ni9t gerufen lperf6t!!" bate er ii6 auT
tur5e Meloung bef4rdntt unO Ddnn
Bel Seite gebriidt, uGes anbcre abcr
Der 3utunft unb ieinem @tern iiberz
laTenb. @r bate fi6 3tpar. DON ben er>
fen @arbe : 9uTdren bis gu ben
ySrdinern" bur9geulft - dber cs
mar immerbtn nod gut g~cgangen,
Wes6alb ni9t aud beute?
gr elite beran uno itunb pte Elm
Baum.
n@rceLlen3 beFe6len --"
n9aben Sic mir ni4ts gu fa9ell,
9err b. &onsfD ?"
r3u 8efebl, @rce1en3 ! Sd babe i'm
leBten Srt infolge zines unubtpei5lt9
notbpenbigen 4ufent6altes ben On
i4luB perloren uno bin mittelit @Ttrdz
3uges na4gereift,"
Limb Die 8omOOie uuf benz 8a6nz
bofe 2"
n9a6e i'd ni8t b~eranitaItet, Grcel=
len3. Sd bite gang geborIumit, aus
rt3teIt gu biirfen, mas mir bort fir
Cure @rceQen3 beiteut tporOen it,"
rNun-9"
Sbne nit Der Wimper gu 8uden,
9riff Der rtleine S9lonsfi" auf einen
Nebentii6 mad ben mitgebra6ten 8luz
men, pr~dientirte Iie benz 6o6en 9orgez
unO ipra4 in gutter 8etOnung {:
o@s griBen Sud-, 0 &riegesbelDe,
Die Ginpo6ner BON 9ein3enfel0e -
Nebmt DieIe 8lumer, bic Der 2en3
@ebra9t fir Sure @rceqen3,"
Ser General pdnbte li9 ab uno entz
elite nit 9roBen S6ritten. Die goloez
nelr 44Ielftiide 6ipften f0rmli4 duf
fetnen 3udenben S4ultern - uno er
fam aud ni6t nieoer gum 9orf4ein.
0afir eri6ien aber na6 ipenigen
Minlten Der 4ojutunt oes Generals in
Der ii4 i4ier pdl3enOen &orona uno
9ludite
r6err 2eutnunt BON 8onstp !! -
SeineGrceGen3 Der3i4ten. auf As Stunz
ben uuf Sbre 9tenite. Sn ben erIten
@tunOen 6aben Sic fe65 gnti3ulz
oigungs : 8eiu4e u%b3uitatten, bon
beren 8%crlauF ba5 Wettere db6dngt.
IeBten "a Stunben m06ten Sic
CUR Grbolung BON Sbrer grtraz3our
benuBen, uno 3par auf Sbrem 3imz
@upeit bienftli6. 4uBerOienftti6
Fiel Oer2tojutant Dem n%tleinen S4lonsz
fl" Inn ben 9als uno i4rie
rMenf9, sic finO Elm --,, @r>
,eGen3 fam ia gar nidt me9r gu fif
tommen -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
9 abteroeIb.

6arrD Ger BON 7einem 8oter 3e6A
Gents 9ei6entt betum): So, Oafit
touf' i'd mir ieBt 3oei Stoat5papic4
goter: ,uu7nn, Sun8e, fir 3s6n
Gents tannIt Oh Dir 0o6 tetna
Stuut5paptere fuufen?"
6orrD: @eptB, 9apa $50. i'd taus
fe mir - 3nei 6iinfcent5-D}arten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
2as 3au6ermittef.
8on @ubrteIe 0'Qnnun5iO

Son @ubriele 0'Qnnun5to.
Wcnn uuf Dem MurttpIuBe iiebcnz
mai bintereinunOcr Das DrObnenDe
NieIcn bes W}ciItcr5 Peppc De @tcrl.
qenannt ga 8rupetta, ertDnte, 1cBten
iih TGmmtli4e Ginppbncr Pcscard5
gu Slide uno beganncn ibr N}abl.
@lei9 barauf i6lug Die 8lode bic
Mittae5ftunbe IN. Sine etnmttbtq
fr06li6c Stimmung pCrbrcitcte Ilf IN
ben 9GuIern.
8iele Sabre binOur6 CAB Ga 8raz
petta ben 9cscurcicrn aatdgltd o!eles
crg0BliAe Signal. Der Ru9m ote1e5
feincs nunbcrbaren Gieicns% perbreltez
te Ii6 in Der gdn5cn ~umgcgcno unO
iiber bic o~ngrcn3cn0cn Ortidaften.
No9 beute lit i'm 9Oltc bic @rtnnerunq
baran lebenbig unO ntrD nod aut
lange in ben fommcnben 3citcn iPrI4@
fp0rtli6 bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

bonn Sereni7fimus.
6ereniiiimu5iit auf elmer 8iIoenz
teniugb. Nm Damn tommt er ne6eu
8inOermann gu ftcbcn. 3pci gntcr
fommen ouf 8inOermam 3ugeflogen;
Sereniiiimu5 ruff; yO6aht, &inoers
den, Gnten!" NatiirIi6 MAIDEN bic
Gnten Re6rt uno 4inoermunm 6ittet
Sereni71imu5 aIIeruntertbdnigit, Oo3
ni6t rufen 3u poGen, bic Gnten mir
ben fonit berI6eu6t.-g}a6 elmer 8eiz
le tommen abermal8 @nten ouf Sins
hermann 3u8eflogen. SereuiHimus
ruff: n@onorO5! - GunurOS." 9ts
Gnten ftogen nieOerum meg. SereA
ni7imus: y@l8, metn Qieber, berite6eu
oenn Die @nten oua frun50iide?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
@rnba G

Q~eutnont: sd bite nm Die 6unS
S6rer 8O6ter Morie!"
Rommer3ienrat6: n6err Qeutnunts
i6 femme S6re 8er6Gltniie Ie5r genau'
I'm S6nen gu belfen, miiBt' i'd 53nen
f6on ge6en 3pei meinsr 30ater."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15

5ruu (in @cgcntpart i6rc5 Monnea
BEL 8eIi8tigung zines gu DcrtoufcnoeH
6uuIc5): ,0o5 6ou5 gcfdGt uns.
unb mir ncrbcn c5 taufcn ben
G8lIfel ncbmc i'd glcta nit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
@u 5 b c.

Grau (entriiitet): n@ie, 0W fIBt
Oas 8inOermdb6en?"
Monn- uSn meiner 5er3en5freuOe,
8et64en -. Der Sunge bat gum err
rPupa" geiagt!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
TpIoen Oe8 @rDbebens

SD begreife nidt, pie Die Qeute ID
Iet8tbin Don GrDbeben iprehen tons
men,"
n@ie piTsn ia, toenn man melt bonn
S4uB 1T 80"
%, aud Donn it man Dor einem llns
faue ni6t 5i6er. 9enten Sic ii6, m:!e
ne S6piegermutter
y6uben sic pie1ei6t in bieIer 8e4
3ie6Ung Elm ltngliit gu b~etlagen?"
,8epiB, ite lit ndmIi6 betm eritea
Grb5toB aus g}i53u 3uriidgetebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-15
QIIes fir bic g q m a b
f6uft.

Q(6er better 6err 8ameroo, ous TT
bob TART, Gie piTen, OuB ia nit 8omz
m]er3ienrat65 Qaura 0erlobt bin un6
reiter i6r bob ale Sage 6eniter4
.Tro bringen bamit engerer Same.
ro6I6oft 0unten5pertbe5 Opfer. Q(n4
oenommen, e5 itOBt S6nen nod boz
8er6etrut6ung mas MenI4liAe5 5u,
mas ndre bann? Die briuonte 9urtia
n6re fir unier i6Ones 9egiment 6ejm
SeufcL."