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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
Russian Boat Goes to the Bottom and
Whole Crew is Lost
"a DROWN AT SAINT PETERSBURG
Accident Due to Excessive Number
Of the Crew, Mostly Novices, and
Attempt or a Man to Escape While
the Manhole Was Being Screwed
Down.

St. Petersburg, By Cable.-The sub
marine boat Dclfin sank at her moor
ings in the Neva, off the Baltic ship
building yard at II o'clock Wednesday
morning, with the loss Of an officer,
Lieut.. Cherkasoff, and twenty men. The
accident was duepartly to the excessive
number of the crew, mostly inexperi-
euced men, and chiefly to the unfortu-
nate attempt of a man to escape while
his comrades were screwing down the
nanhole.
The officers and men detailed for
submarine instruction had assembled
al the Baltic yard, and three officers
decided to go down in the Delfin, al
though her captain was not present,
relying on the experience of her skilled
crew. A score of novices were anxious
to go with the three officers. The
Eelfns nominal capacity is ten men,
instead of which number 80 entered the
boat, bringir" her manhole in danger
Gus proximity to the river level. Just
then a tug passed, sending a heavy
wash against the boat. AS soon as the
water splashed into the submarine
boats interior, it created a panic
among the novices and one Of them
tried to get out of the manhole, which
the older hands were screwing down
preparatory to the descent, the SUBJ
merging compartment having already
been opened. The water rushed in and
as the submerged vessel sank like a
stone the officers and some OF the men
were saved, being blown through the
manhole by rush of escaping air.
The Delfn shortly afterward was
raised. Lieut.. Elaguin, who was one
OF the officers saved, said to the cor
respondent of the Associated Press:
The tragedy was like dream. l
remember a sickening sense OF suffo-
cation from the fumes Of the storage
batteries and then a rush OF air and
water. The next thing knew was
that | was ashore"
The Delfn is Russia's best subma-
rine boat. She was designed by Naval
Architect Boubnoff and Capt. Beklemi-
shelf, and underwent successful trial
In 1903.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
Accident to Russian Vessel.

Cronstadt, Special.-The Russian
battleship Navarin, while returning to
her anchorage, was rammed by the
Russian iron-clad Netron Menia.
which struck her amidship. The dam
age to the Navarin is not serious,
though it may be necessary to dry
dock her. 1t is believed that the pc
riod required for the repairing of the
battleship will not be long one.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
Slocum Responsibility Fixed.

New York, Specialize coroner's
Jury in the Slocum inquest has return.
ed a verdict finding: That the i'm
mense loss of life on the General
Slocum was due to the misconduct
OF the directors of the Knickerbocker
Steamboat Company; that Captain Van
Schaick is criminally responsible; that
Captain Pease, Of the Grand Republic,
as captain Of the steamboat company's s
feet, is criminally responsible in that
he failed to properly equip the Slocum
with fire apparatus; that Mate Elan.
nangan acted in "cowardly manner"
that the action Of Inspector Lund
berg should be brought to the atten-
ton Of the Federal authorities. The
arrest Of these parties will follow.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
PALMETTO CROPS
Conditions for the Growth OF Crops
Have Been Favorable.

nave 6eeh FdVoTdoie.
The week ending a. m, June 9th,
had a mean temperature of 79 degrees
which is practically normal. The ex-
tremes were a minimum Of 81 at Green
vile on the oath, and maximum of 9S
at Allendale and Blackville on the 22d.
The relative humidity was high in the
eastern portions and was below normal
in the central and western ones. There
was more than the usual amount OF
bright sunshine There were local high
damaging winds early in the week in
the northern and northeastern coun-
ties.
Scattered showers occurred early in
the week in the central, northern and
eastern counties, amounting to more
than an inch in the Pee Dee sections OF
the State, and with variable amounts
in the other sections.
The reports of correspondents in
clude the rains at the close of last week
and those Of this, both of which were
in the form of thunderstorms, and, as
is characteristic of such storms, the
showers were heavier in places than in
others in the immediate vicinity. The
conditions Of the different crops corre-
spends very closely with the amounts
Of rainfall received during the last two
weeks and varies from poor in localities
where the drought is unrelieyed, to ex-
ceedingly fine where the rainfall was
copious, and while it is difficult to de-
termine the comparative areas of these
conditions, it is believed that over most
of the State the conditions are very
favorable. In general the Savannah
valley and parts of the central and
northern counties are most in need OF
rain, although drought areas exist in
all parts of the State.
Early corn is about all laid by in
good condition; late corn is doing well
generally but in places the lack of
moisture is causing it to yellow.
Cotton continues to make seasonable
growth, but the plants are, as rule,
undersized on clay and red lands. Lice
are less prevalent than last week.
Fruiting is reported from all sections,
especially on sandy lands, but blooms
continue sporadic. In parts Of Chester
and Lancaster counties fields are foul,
but generally they are clean and well
cultivated. Sea Island cotton has made
good growth during the week.
Tobacco was damaged by hail IN
Darlington; selecting and curing has
begun in Marion; the tobacco crop is
developing rapidly and is quite promis-
ing.
Late rice sowing are up to good
stands; in the Georgetown districts
early rice will soon receive its harvest
flooding. Melon shipments will soon
be heavy. Peach shipments continue,
and the commercial portion of the
crop is free from rot. Wheat and oats
thrashing is under way; yields Of wheat
are generally above the average; oats
yields are variable. Wells are still
failing, and water courses drying up In
a few counties and cattle are suffering.
The crop outlook is generally promis-
ing, but a general rain would be Oh
great benefit to all crops.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
Russian Cavalry Routed.

London, By Cable.-The Japanese le-
agtion this afternoon received a dis
patch from Toxic announcing that a
detachment of the Takushan army SUR
prised and routed squadron of Rus
sian cavalry, ten miles northwest OF
San Tao Kow, on the La Tche kiao
road, at dawn June 23rd, and also oc-
cupied the heights north thereof
expelling the Russians, who left sixty
dead on the field.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
German Warships to Hayti.

Berlin, By Cable.-The government
has decided to send a warship to Port
Au Prince, Hayti, after having agreed
with the French government that
simple apology was not sufficient re-
paration on the part Of the govern
ment of Hayti for the recent stoning oi
the French and German ministers by
the palace guard at the Haytian cap!.
tai. What form ofexpiation thetwo gov.
e.rments will demand is not yet known
tut Germany has decided to act harmo-
niously with France.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
Or. Smith Made President.

Knoxville, Tenn, Special.-The
trustees of the University of Tennes.
see have elected DR.. C. Alphonso
Smith, professor of English literature
at the University of North Carolina
president of the University by unan.
imous vote. DR.. Charles w. Dabney
the present president of the Univer'
sity of Tennessee, resigned some time
ago to become president of the Univer
sity of Cincinnati and will leave Knox
Vile in about a month to take charge
of his new duties.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
Minor Matters.

Hon. John Sharp Williams in an
interview scored the national Republ!-
can platform.
The only portrait to be placed per-
manently in the Democratic conven'
tion at st. Louis, it was announced,
will be that of Jefferson.
The Prohibition national convention
met at indianapolis and marked sen
timent in favor of nominating Gen
Nelson A. Miles for President devel
oped.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
Prominent Attorney Dead.

Montgomery, Ala, Special.-oapt.
Edward Alfred Graham, district attor-
ney for the Southern and Seaboard Air
Line Railways, former member OF the
State Senate and of the constitutional
convention, died here early Friday. He
also served as mayor of the city and
city recorder, and was a prominent
member Of secret orders.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
An Interesting Statement.

Margaret Sherlock, resident worker
at the Berkeley social settlement,
makes this interesting statement to
the Daily Call of San Francisco: Mrs.
Hearst did not withdraw her bene-
factions on account Of financial losses,
but because she discovered that she
had been imposed upon. She there
fore decided to cut of all her contri-
buttons at one time"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
A Charter and a Commission.

The Secretary of State Saturday is
sued a charter to the Cook-Estridge
Company, general merchandise con-
Germ of the towns Of Kershaw, Camden
and Lancaster. The capital stock Is
$4,000.
commission was issued the Con-
way Telephone Company, capitalized
at $4,000. Among the petitioners Is
Robert Scarborough.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-07-07
Unions Chamber of Commerce.


Union, Special.-Union's business
men have decided to organize a cham
ber Of commerce. A meeting for this
purpose was held last week and the
following, who are representative OF
Unions interest, were present: w. T.
Thomson, of Farr & Thomson, r. z.
Henry Of the Mutual Dry Goods Com
pany, w. S. Mcclure OF McLure Mer-
camille Company, L. L. Wagnon OF the
Union Grocery Company, ]. c. Cope
land of Bailey Copeland Company, w.
D. Arthur, wholesale grocer, L. ).
Hames Of the Hames Grocery Com
pany. F. G. Austell Of w. T. Beatty &
Co.. F. C. Duke, druggist; Mayor II. l..
McNally, who also represents the
Bailey Lumber and Manufacturing
Company; DR.. I. M. Hair, dentist;
Thomas McNally. of FAINT Brother
Company, DR.. S. G. Sarratt, DR.. J. n.
Hamilton, Attorneys V. E. DePass, w.
w. Johnson and Letter Butler. and Al
Ian Nicholson, Of Progress" The
meeting was called to order by Mayor
McNally, and the temporary oncers
elected were Thomas McNally, cnalr-
man, and Allan Nicholson, secretary.
The only business transacted was the
annointment of a committee consisting
0S Allan Nicholson, W. D. Arthur and
v 2 DePass to draft a constitution
and by-laws, and as soon as these are
prepared a meeting to perfect the or,
eanization will be held. 1t Is belleVea
that this chamber Of commerce VIII
mean much for the future advancement!
of Union commercially, industrially and
educationallY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-28
Scrlincr Sbcatcrbrici.
@crlin, 4. 0ttobcr.

,Snt ,@erlincr Sbeotcr" qclongtc
.Sntcl @arin" BON Nnton 1id)cd)olp
ais Npoit1t sur Nlfiiibrung. Nidt
aom0oic. l1id)t ShoiIipicI ncn1t oct
8crfaIier iein pierdftlgc8 Stilf.
Nl@ Sccncn aus ocn1 rlliiilhen Bolts
lcbclt bc5eidnct cr'S. Is mag icbr
rllliIh Iein. Wton mub lid bitten,
0oS 81 bcItGtigen, mas mut nid)t
tcunt. Mn 0cn nllgemein dis 10 er-
id)rcfcn0 edit bc5cidneten @cltalten
ans @orfi'S n9todtn'pl" Doben Ser
lltnlpte &enncr oeS WtilicilS aus Dem
Sbmulb Der MoStoller Seller idorf
proteitirenoe &ritit gciibt, 9lber gut:
bel Sided)om ouS iiir ms niht nab.
priiicuoe yGft. HuiiiiGe" 5llgegebCl
(in Der N%uiiitbrung 0cS s9erliner
Sbeatero" blieben ein Samoiuo nno
einigc SdInoppSgldler Die &oupthn'
rafteriita). 10 icbIt eben oIleS Drama.
tiId)e 5ipei sIfte lang. 0tilieu. nid)tS
ais Wtiliell. Gin 0filieu, onS ms falt
l16t. oa5 mir i1if)t p%erlteheit, boS nit
allenl, mas biibncntpirfinm mar utlo
bieB, nifltS 5l tbltn bat. 8ultn ober
plotlid) III ben 3ipei letten Iftelt
ipiirt man ben 9id)ter. 9tod) miner
rid)t eigentIid) oen Grnn1atifer-ob'
id)or cit Hepolper nrf Der giibltc
fnnllt nltb ans benz Sirtbriiten bieier
Soolcnten ploblif Die 2eioenid)aftcn
bllitrotbe S6upter refen = aber ben
Yoeten, III DEM oos Ntitleib Die itarfe
Sriebfcoer nIleS S6afferS lit. .....
Iut etnlonem @llt, meit bon alltr
aultur u10 alien 6relt0en 0eS sc.
bells, It)llftet Inn fargen 2ubn Stpdll
EetroiuitId @oinibfi. ben Die Seinen
tllr5 Nntel @onio nennen. llnper.
ntublt, ohne 6reitno uno 6reroe, lit
er IT'LL nno lullliflos selporoen sipi.
'Gen oieieii iueiter traurieen Seloern
nno peibal @irfNhptIoern. Ga
branect 10 etinoS mic 9cben III leine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-28

lfnallbte 6euer unO &eiOcniboft.
Gtnen tiefen @inbrut babe aui ben
6llrlten IeIbit uno feline lImgebupg
elne lbItfte 3eidnung 0e5 u9rn1"
gematt. oQroping the TiJotc" ltono
geldtteben inter 0icicr 3cldlnrng,
DIE oarltelltc, pie ser Shirt uIS2ootie
getleloet, nit tiei i~orQcuuolcr ytiene
Die S6iifStreppc an ser Shiif5ponb
berobltcigt Qo5 Original Der 3cid-
llllllg lou 2oro 3oicbero ieincr 3eit
o%llgetoutt un0 Dem Tjlritcn BtSmort
ilbcrIonot bobcn.
Auf sic 6roge, o6 9i5morf sic
oelltlde ginbeit mirtDif iiir ourh.
aus noIlenoet geboltcu babe, ais CT
oo@ oelItIde &aiiertbum it &crioiQc3
erribtet lab, erpiocrtc Gtottenburg;
oQarin nogen Sic nltt Den ollergc'
rlll9lten 3meifeG icBcn. 6retIi6 be
'hIlt i'm 3lnpeilen Die 6ltrht, DOB
Ona groBc @crf in Drummer gcbcn
tonntc - Ourb sic Sdulo oc9 bent.
itcn &oIfcS. 2(ber an cine lpciterc
N%u@OcbniIn0 ser 3cih2grcn5cu bate
cr ME gcoo6t."
ol(n0 Der Shirt ioI Is nie 6creltt
boben, III 9tifolSburd oti icOcnSono.
crperb in 0cItrcid ucr5ihtct mo
icine mnBpoQen 9(niprijhc Dem So.
Mig @il6elm ~gegcnijbcr Olrh8cicBt
ST. bobeu?"
Qnrauf bemerftc R]ottcnburB: SD
mteoerboIe cs: 0i2murd btcIt Die
Oelti6e @inbeit rGluuIih iiir icrtig.
NlS ibm einmaI in Der teinolltcn
Rrclie 9lbii6teu aui @ollano inter
Itcllt murOeu, la6te cr mtr ilber 0tclc
t10rid)te Srppoiition troBocm lbnl
@olano nit Rildiidt arf Den 3ll.
gang gum Weere nod tmmcr pIel
luid)tiger bate criheinen mitllen, ais
irqeno cine Abrun0ung Oclttihen @e.
bets nod oitreidiihcr Seite BIN"
Sm 3ulommenboug nit Der gro.
BEN Miiiion, ole 9i5mord III Geutif=
Iuuo erfiiQt bat, iprohcn mir ilbcr Die
Hole oe5 SeroS Der @cld)id)te, mo
Hotteuburg meinte, co mare ldmer,
genou 81 beitimmeu, 5t Del6em@ros
5entiab einerleit5 ooS 8enie rulo el1'
seine decentralization uuo unoerer.
leitS Die @erbGltniiic bel Der @tni.
gulg 9clttihlono'8 mitgemtrtt hdt.
ten. SeoenfoQ3 obcr lei oo8 Ser.
OienIt 9ismarf'8 10 groB, BOB ollie
nodgeborenen @eidlcdter Ben Can't
nibt ob5ltrogen perm0hteu, ben iic
ibm i6ulOeten. IS mag lem"
idloB Gottenburo, oOoB Die 6rld)t
Iid bercit3 I'M StoOium Der &eife be-
fano; o6er tie bate olld] oltf Dem
Baum ~periouIcn fomcn, iucnn Itc
niHt rcd,tjcitig gepiliIdt mltrOc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-28
Sin Scindl bel ben rniiidcn Sriess-
acfanaencn.

9te rltIiilden 8efongcnelt, ocren
3obl nod] Dem l%lntergon9e scr ,&u.
riff" onf 1900 ongeipodien lit, Iinb
IN Mailtpumo ilnb llmgegeno inter.
gebradt. Gin 9eill6 oerielben lit
ooher cine Siemli6 miibiome grf.
gobe, oa oie &eiie bon Gofio mad,
MtdtIupumu ilnnterbin 5rpei Gage er=
foroert. I%iiberoent lit SIT einem ioi-
den 9eiitdle fir eiilen 6rentoen Die
.beionbere grlnubniB oes ariegsmini-
tiers ODER bes Miniiters oes Ienbe.
rcir SIT eriuirfcr. Soponcrn miro Der
9e'ilf uiel lcid)ter, 6a Tie iif it,tr nit
Dem Go1nnlonbonten oeS 8efonae-
iielllo9erS in Gerbinoung SIT iebcr
broilf)en. Gin GiniiihrlingSbrief oes
Nliniiter3 bes SeuBeren aonura ioll-
re ms nber oafiir auf elmer freltno.
lidell Nl,fnobme bon Seiten Der ia-
pnniihen 9eb6roen unO Sffi5iere
iif)er MAIDEN.
9efIeibet limo bie@cfangenen gum
Sheil nit ihren olten llnifornten, ie-
iueit bieielben nod braiif)bor fpnrer.
3inieiit troaen iie leidte Mn3iiae
aus griinlih erauem 9eineu, peId,c
nnd bem Sfnitt Der rniiii1cn Uni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-28
s(nS 5ba'S S%ricfwcdlicl.
Sicbe Gunte!


Sdon lunQe hubc ih Iir eincn
0riei idrcibeu mollen, ubcr t1ocm
ih nod fcilen 2'ricfbogcn unO feline
Belt Qcbobt babe, fonntc ih INNER
nid)t. &iebc (untc, mir ooltcn Cir
aud id)0n iilr ole gilten &irihclL 100
Oh inns gcitift bait, inocm mir Die
les nod ni6t gctban bobcn uno Der
Robert idon bcSmcgcu 9onc &C.
frieqt bat. Sic hobcn lcbr gut &c
idn1cdt mo Is bat ms alien lebr
Qeircut. 2ir6c Santc, lnoCn1 mir
jcbt &CrbItfcrlen bon lllleren llcben
2CbrCrll 6%cfonnlcn habCn mo dltdl
Die 3cugniiie. nil id Dir mittbtl'
len. ooB i) oo2 bette 3ct9rtB bobe.
Wfit fitnimol gut mo 5lpctmoI lehr
out. Gam tommt Der Hobcrt mo
0nnn 0ic Ncnni, Die bat III N%llfrnerts
i%olntcit uid)t po1ig gcnijgcno, Ncna
luorlmt, inocnt tic idDpGbt. 0n9 ma.
den tic oQc 10 IN Ser licbtcn SloiI3
ilt0pnt tic gar nid)t o%lt'p0NclL no
ou6 6r0ltlcin bingnft, Gcnlt luu.
rim, lpcnt tic berGudt. mtBt Gu
nod rllbig icil1. 2Iber tic iilo nod,
10 ara oluitm III Der Iiebtc1. Hicbe
Gontc! Ter Gapo bat 9clo9t lucr
s4L
oo1 bette 3eligniB bot, DER oorI lid
pu9 miiniGcn, mo 0a babe ib mir
gcmiitidt, Dob mid ole licbc Iontt
cinlG0ct, DAB id) aui bic 6ericn ST.
ibr fonnrnen ioa. Ger Sntcl Nlfon@
bat gciogt, boS mllBt Oh ibr boh
id)rciben, ioltit tbut lie'8 I'M 2cbelt
niht. u,o ga bat CT rcd)t. nid)t lpobr.
2iC6C Iantc, ocSbalb tbclle idl Cir
nit, rucnn 81 mid cilllG0clt, ooB ld)
gCrnc b%infonne mo belle Srollben
lclCn. sd mill olld lcbr ortlg letll,
ocnn morlnL c8 onllert ia ltilr bier
Sem Gage. Sd fam Dir oild) lest
ullf Gcincn &lauier id)on etiuoS pors
ipiclcr ans 1id)ter uftb Sorer. Sf
babe cS mid ielblt geIerrtt ito Der
Eopo ingt, cs lit feline Seele ortil.
IS lit obcr 9oll5 rihtig 9elpielt itllo
ser Gntel 9tlionS bat gelogt olc
SceIc trieGet lie crit nit Steb5ebn.
Gu mubt'S ia piiieL bat Die Vtolrtd
gciogt. uber luariill or oas ipilleit
nltB, bot mir Die Monto 1,td)t ge@
iogt. GlL lontc. m1riim iil'tB oeltll
Ser Gnfel 9llfonS oaS pillen" al'o
id) irene mid iebr, ooB Oh MID elll.
gelnoen bait. rpenn Iii It)reiblt oaB
Gus tbilit, ltlto i'd irene mid olld)
alli Den 9uten 0toit, ben Sbr III oell
0erbitferien inmter mad)t. Siloefl
Is sod, llot fem @i55ler 1T. no IN
nid)t trinten fam uno 100 id) ontt'
aeS Sabr 10 tront bon %geiporoeii p'i''
Sriltf Cir MIR nid)t mteoer elile''
Mi all, bot Der Gnpo 9eiagt. ilito oer
Sntel Aliolts bot gelogt, EN- aH W
beiicr Ipie Elm 6ieber, 1n nIilBi :
ia l%uilicn but oic Mama gelo9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-28
Scr6itgcfMhl.

8 mar Is BLOB Der @nltgc Yrodt
Die nit Den &ubren iliebtl
9od) Oo3 it's. mas mid trnllrig
mud)t.
Dab aid Ona Ncr3 pcrbliibt;
IaB, mic Der ,llNCu6 Hui pcrbollt,
llno ipic ser @lid ijh trilbt.
Die 9ruit. Die emit 10 bciB gcpult,
8ergiBt, lbic lie 8clicbt.
Gb non Scr 9ippe oeru audi fijbn
Gid Mib mo Sder5 cr9icBt,
5 lit MIR Elm belldlIerild)c0 @rijh
0oa iiber @r0bern ipricBt.
9ie Nod)t fommt. nit Der Atoht Der
Sd)nier5,
Ger citle 6limmer brid)t;
9tod 5brdneu iehnt iidl rullcr Ner5
llno iinoet lbrGnen nidlt.
9ir iin0 10 arm, mir limo 10 milo
@nrum, mir piiien'a toltm,
g9ir iilblcu MIR 0oo @cr5 pcrblilbt,
llno allies @Iiif iii 2raum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-28
IS mint i'd nidlt.

GS IObHt iif nidt.
GS Iobnt iib uiht. iih bier bcrllm ju
ihIageH,
SID milo 81 geben auf 0e3 9tIbmcS
Stcq.
ltno OtencnO, trichenO iit fiir 2or'
beer pluQcu,
Gobei sic %iIid)t pcrgciieuO an Dem
N&eg.
G& Iobnt itd uid)t, non monnetrlmf-
lcu Hippcu
Gin Shmcidlelport 81 boiheu fir
Sen @Iun5,
Gen 0id elm @ott pcrihwenoerii6
licB uippen,
9(l3 cr Gih idui nit it0ner 8aben
&ruu5.
G8 IoDnt iid) niHt. Genn flrj lit Oa5
&crQniigeu
Der N}enidNn @unit lit Elm pergdug-
lih' Slid;
2ccrit On Sen 9cdber oud nit polen
3il9cu.
Ger GtcI blcibt ais lester Iropf 5u
rijd.
@oS Iobut lid oeun2 &obnt lids,
uah a%oI0'ncn Sd0Bru
llnitdt nti GrOen iltdcu trcll} 1ulO
Qller.
lln0 ale Seine Strait 0uran 81 ieBen,
Oils OBJ i'm @clo Qeiu gauges Sell
mw mar?
IS lobnt iih nidt. I'm Ccine bel.
fern Rcd)te
8ctriigit Oh 0ciuc SccIe, Ociueu
@Ciit
Sun Giclit Oc2 MommonS miro ma
bul0 sun &ned)te,
0cin bci'rc2 Sd miro cinium u10
pcrlUniit.
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aud bIieblt,
g8irit ciu @cioloetcr, elm Better
bIeiben.
&cid) Bit Cu MIR, lpenu ielbit OH
Iiebit uno aiebit.
lln0 0o3 tonnit Oh - am cigucr,
itillen 0er0C
Sin licbc9 Mcib ullO quite W}uttcr
icin;
llno trcll 81 maderL, 0aB mas edo.
mes meroe
Plus 0cinem &ino. Dos lobnct ii6
ALIEN.
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idlaicn gin9cn
Ole Sin0lciu 2lbcno9: sd tbot
meme 8iIidt."
gScm Ties Dies Sob fam Oein @e.
piiieu iingen,
gSoS Sdon'rca giebt eS olri Der GrOc
ni6tl
elizabeth Hu0olpb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-28
Orabid,rift.

Gem lIu8e fern, Dem @er5en nab ="
Nls tf Die alte @rabibriit lab
Sm elngeimteuen WtarmorItcin,
0u iicI mein tootc5 2icb mir Elm .
3 @ott, id) id)rie6 i6ou touicuOmoI
GuS alcide &icO aus gleiher GuoL,
ltno mar bod fein'a, mie Oieics Do:
Sem 9luge icrn Dem &cr5en uob!"
s. SacobomStL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-28
Ncrbit.

IS gcbt sum 6berit, Ole Suit miro
ieltium bloB,
Gic rciicn NlepicI iouen Oumpi ms
@raS.
Die Sfmalbcn iild)tcn lGugit oen
Munoerpiao.
Die Aoht miro folt mo @lncrieelen
ltubt.
9olo itirbt OnS &oub, uno 10 tommt
ems 5ltm onOern.
- Nteiu llcber Sreuno. morul Uiilicn
mir mobl mnnoern?
aurI 8u e.