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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-10

ladv has been receiving from Some
source unknown. a revelation which
have been permitted to read 1t is I'M
doubtedly very extraordinary from the
standpoints of literary style and theo-
logical facts. 1t is a very beautiful
amplitcation of the principles of the
New Testament, including an exposition
of how we exist after death, which will
make any thoughtful reader think twice,
if not oftener.
Half million dollars has already been
spent in building centre for this new
religion This includes an Amphitheatre
of cut stone seating four thousand peo-
pie, Hall of Philosophy, Administration
Building, etc, all completed and decor
ated in the most expensive way, and all
tenantless as yet.
No public announcement has yet been
made, pending the completion of the
revelation. each chapter beginning, BE
loved, Thus Saith the Father" This
represents new religion in its inchoate
state, and from it much may perhaps be
heard in coming years.
A Pittsburg lawyer of good standing
etiid SuANSSSio Pit'N'iNN I'dDiiSiNu q
book of 400 pages, the reading of which
is likely to shatter the stoutest mind.
1t is verified by the sworn statements of
two respectable and responsible business
men; fact which only increases its dis
turbing possibilities.
1t tells how quite one hundred old
residents of Pittsburg and other Pennsyl-
vania towns, who are now in the spirit
world, have latterly been resuming their
terrestrial conventions in ways which
leave no doubt as to the active existence
of their personalities.
They have been dined as a body, for
the sake of old times, and they not only
declared that the spiritual counterparts
of the soup. fish and fowl which were
served to them were highly agreeable
to their spiritual senses, but also mani
tested purely personal differences of
opinion as to wines and fine taste in
cigars. This book, which differs little
from ordinary spiritual revelations of its
kind, except in the extreme to which it
goes, AYERS, on the authority of the dead
Pennsylvanians, that great struggle is
now going on in the spirit world over the
regeneration or revival of religion in the
United States.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-10
CONTINUED from Page 81

The struggle between the good and
bad spiritual elements is described as
very fierce, and, though the ultimate
triumph of the good is confidently pre-
dicted, the event is delayed indicating
that the moral influence of the city is
not. perhaps, of the soundest character.
The list is very long one OF cir
cles,' ''sects," societies, Higher
Planes, Advanced" Developed. " and
Reformed" believers, there is no end.
The question is as to how the community
and the average man are to regard these
new faiths; how they are to do them
justice without doing them injustice.
Regarding the important legal and
sanitary questions, the permitting of
people to die without medical attendance
and the concealment of contagious dis
eases, the courts of Indiana, Iowa and
New York already have the matter well
in hand; and the laws will of course be
enforced as soon as they are authorita-
lively determined AS to the faiths
themselves, their social importance or
lack of importance can only be estimated
upon the evidence of history
Ever since the invention of printing
ever since the establishment of printed
records to guide us-a new prophet"
and new faith" of this kind has been
born into the world on an average of
every four years, a period of four
hundred years has given us something
over one hundred new churches" of this
kind many of them lasting for a genera
ton or more. Some, like the Shakers.
who still preserve their communities, are
over a century old. dating as they do
from Ann Lee, THE Female Messiah -
who came to this country from Man
chester, England, in 1774
The general history of these move
ments is always the same One person.
a man or woman, receives a revelation.
declares it, and obtains supporters
These may number a thousand or sev-
eral hundred thousand. The period of
life of the faith seems to depend upon
the earnestness, the powers and organ
izing ability of the founder Education
and the general advance of knowledge
sooner or later causes their decay.
Isolation fosters them, and liberation,
which was the new feature of the last CEN
tury and which charaCterizes the present
time, enables them to grow rapidly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-10
THE CASTAW AVS
By Hayden Carruth

NNCE upon time a ship foundered
IN the open sea half way between
two small. uninhabited tropical
Islands. The entire crew was drowned,
but 1t chanced that the wind carried six
passengers to one of the islands, while
current bore the same number to the
other island. In one case the half dozen
survivors were men in the other, they
were women.
Now, these islands were Just too far
apart to be visible, one from the other;
and both were far out of the ordinary
course of vessels. The castaways ac-
cordingly lived on for long time, with
no hope of rescue; those on either island.
of course, unaware of the existence of
the others. Neither party found diff
Guilty in maintaining itself, since food
was plentiful, and shelter unnecessary,
beyond that afforded by the spreading
boughs of the trees.
OF the women, it must be confessed
that they got on i'll enough in some
ways. They soon fell out, and bicker-
ings and harsh words were common.
1t was the constant practice almost every
day for two of them to strike a truce:
the pair would then spend the hours
gossiplng about the others, who were
doing precisely the same thing; in the
end they would quarrel and the next
day form new alliances As for the men.
1t can be said that usually they got on
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-10

,CE upon time a ship foundered
in the open sea half way between
two small, uninhabited tropical
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
Hai dee & Rowe Solicitors.
Notice OF Application for Tax Deed On.
der Section 9 OF chaprer 4sse, Laws
OF Florida.

AIoTICE is hereby given that Alexander WILEY
IN purchaser of Tax Certificate No 9B, dated the
3rd day of june, a. d. 1901, has filed said Certif
cate In my office, and has made application for / AK
Deed 10 issue IN accordance with law. SAID certif
tcate embraces the following described property
at northwest corner Of SWh and run South 5
chains then last 70 chains then North 3 chains
then West 20 ehai TO starting point, In ,ecton
9S, Township North, Range East The said
and being assessed at the dale " the issuance Of
such certificate 10 the name of UhknUwI. Unless
said certificate shall be redeemed according TO law,
tax deed will issue thereon on the 0Oth day Of De-
cember, A. D, 1904.
Witness my oiicial signature and seal this the
18Th DAY Of November, A. D. 1904.
lS-alI 7, z. MARTIN,
cierk circuitcourt. Madison County Florida.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08

The young man who ueglects
the educational advantages OF
to-day is cheating himself. The
parent who neglects to provide
the best educational facilities
possible is swindling bis child.
Things were a little different
a few years ago but now no
Young man can be as success
full without as with an education.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
Almost the tirst question ask

Almost the hrst question ask
ed oy the prospective settler Is
what kind of schools have
your If we have safe, substan.
tiSl buildings with room for all
who may come, IL. is a big item
of attraction to the homeseeker
Let us have a school building In
accord with our importance and
necessities.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08

The lightning change artist,
Hon. G. M. Brown, has done an
other turn. Some weeks ago he
migrated from Ocala to Miami,
and in a lengthy and aowery
letter to the press announced
himself as delighted with his
new home and invited his friends
TO follow him to his new-found
Eden. But be mas suddenly re-
membered that he is Senator
from Marion county and now in
another epistle to the press pro-
claims that when he mas dis
charged the duties imposed upon
MIN by his kind constituents Of
Marion he will then take up his
residence ia Miami. The would
have been governor doesn't seem
to know where he is at but he
does know how to hang on to a
political job.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
TIE REST NONE 100 GOOD.

The calamity which befell our
town and county when the High
School building was destroyed
by fire is immeasurable, and yet
the lesson taught may, after al
prove profitable and beneficial.
Madison county is well to the
front of the list of Florida's
most prosperous, counties, and
it is due to the youth of the
county to provide them ev-
cry facility to obtain an educa-
ton which can be done with
economy aud comfort.
The day of the cheaply con!
structed and incouvenientIy
planned school houses for popu.
lOus communities has passed and
it is now the custom, wherever
possible, in the erection Of school
buildings, to construct them Of
the best and safest material and
sufficiently commodious to ac-
commodate the youth of future
years.
Madison is a growing town.
The increased attendance each
year upon our public school is
evidence that more and more the
youth of the county are being
sent in from the farms and villa
ges to be educated. We are glad
that this is so. 1t denotes that
those whose homes are beyond
the confines of the corporate
limits of the town realize the
growing Importance of central
school where the equipment is
more complete and the course Of
instruction more thorough than
is poss BILE in the sparsely set
tied neighborhood school. The
town school frequently is the
place where the youth obtains
his finishing education, a very
small per cent ever leaving its
doors to enter college or univer-
sity. Therefore, we contend
that every advantage should be
afforded for the education of the
children. Safe and commodious
buildings should be erected and
equipped with all necessary ed.
ucational appliances.
Madiso 1 county is abundantly
able to provide suitably for her
children and the times demand
that the new school house to be
built in Madison be constructed
of brick and sufficiently large tc
comfortably accommodate all
the children for years to come
Every citizen of the county il
vitality interested in this matter
and should insist ucon the erec-
tion of a school building along
the lines SnppeSted.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that I, ]. W. Wadsworth,
guardian Of charley Jones, Minnie Jones, Guilder
Jones, Willie Jones, Brady lones, and Florida
soon thereafter as may be convenient, apply to
the Honorable James p. Martin, County Judge
isi and for Madison County, FLORIDA, at his ohce
IN the Court house, In said county, for authority
to sell at private sale an undivided tenth IN
terest In and to the following lands lying IN Madl
5 N county, State Of Florida, to.wit. The south
Yves, quarter OF the Southeast quarter of Section
thirty one (8), Township one ~ North Range
ten 10 east and the north half OF section six (0) in
Township one ~ South, hange ten 40 east
W MADSMORIH,
Guardian,
HaIdee g. Rowe Solicitors.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
Because of a reduction in Stan.

Because of a reduction in Stan.
dard Oil dividends John D. Rock
efeller will receive only about
S14, 400, 900 this year. Poor fell
low! II he hasn't saved some
thing from former dividends we
fear he will have a hard time to
get through the winter.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
NOTIck FOR PUBLICATION,

Land Office at Gainesville, Fla, Nov, q, 1904
Nctce Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make final
proof 10 support OF hls claim, and that said proof
viii be made before Celk Circuit Court at Mad.
son, Florida, on December 3lst lg0t viz viii
liam ]. Manning OF Madison, Florida, Hid. 27gO3
for tie NNI4 ofsM 4, aud sNl4 OF NWh Of
Sec. l2, To NJ, Range x.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz g. II. Grimsley, II. b. Gibson,
W. q. ROBINSON,
I'd tee paid Register.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
Driven 70 paaparatlo

Living at an out Of the way place, re-
mote from civilization, a family 10 often
driven to desperation in csse of acci
dent, resulting In burns, cuts, wounds,
ulcers, etc. Lay IN supply Of Buck
lsn's Arnlcs salvej tie the best on
Sarth. 2bc at b. F. Moseiey's drug,
store,
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08

The prohibition party polled
ave votes an Florida. Evidently
Floridians don't care much for
one Swallow.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08

Gen. Miles will serve as Adiu
tant- General on the staff of
governor-elect Douglass of Mas
sachusetts. It's all right, gov
ernor; you can have your Miles
but we'll hang on to Foster.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
THURSDAY, pEcEMBRR 9. 1904.

II appears that Gen. Kuroki is
not near as dead az be was re-
ported 10 be.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden
~ hunt, fish or otherw ise trespass
on any of my lands, inclosed or hot
inclosed.
1871 3m j. l.. BUNTING.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08
LEGAL AoVERTIsEMENrs.
Notice.

All persons are hereby forbidden
10 hunt, fish or otherwise trespsss
ON any OF my lands, inclosed or not
inclosed. l0-13-3m.
5. ALRx SMITH.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-08

Il Florida to have a Zion Cityr
''Prophet Elijah" Dowie is nos.
ing about in the State.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Iere man ober norber 0en Tiuiet rm0
lilbre ar6 triIdIe Sorbe; heim eriteil
gInitrid fonmt bon Ser Sigur inmcr
no6 Sdnus ub mo tbrrt man git,
Den 6orbenreit oouou 5u beieitigeu.
Turbigc &erScn meroeu ,li.
mciIt nidt sum @ebroitdl ionoern
6ltm Eorootret oufgciteft, ober mic
otlea onoerc, beridmuBen altdb Tie mir
Der 3eit uuo ieben ui6t mebr idl1n
aus, Mion rci6c lie oonll, icood uur
Nail5 lci6t, nit cinem IN qltteu chi.
litll9 1ctoudlten lpci6eu 2Gppd)en ab.
lporoui Tie mieOer mic nelt erldcincr.
Nurd 5u IonQeS unO 5l ltorfcs Rci.
ben miirbe u~QcroinQa Oic Ieoi0lid BON
Nb3icbbil0Crn berriibrcnoe Mtu(ercl
bcrluiIbt.
pie 2etd bes berItor6enen
Jreberid 80, R~bineIonber, fru6er Ora.
1toent oes WetropoIitan Muieums in
g|etp Yort, 1T no6 Der lte6erfii6runo
aus Ietp Yort 5u Repport, 81. g., in
Der 6amiIiengruft ouf Dem SSIonD=
6rieoboF beigeIeBt poroen. Die Sci.
tbenfeier Ieitete Der jun9ite Sobn bss
8eritorbenen, Gep. Ybi(p M. Rbinsz
LANDER, ProfeIIor am 8erteleD GoQeoc.
9as 9er3 zines 8adFi1dc8 lit Elm Qi..
0'S0r'st 04ne @Orele.
Mon6e Meni6,n 6u6cn Il.
mas bon einem SouFfleurtuiten IS
tommt ME etlpas eigeneS aus i6ncn.
Sm naben 0orftei6e tummeln Tb
jeoen Tag Die bdlbpii6Ii0en Shulbus
Ben i'm NodmstoItiim. Der Qe6rer tr.
mo6nt iie, tiinftig nibt o6ne 6oIe ut
baoen. S9on am on0eren Suoe ipiro
BEN 2e6rer bon WitI6ulern qemclbet :
a6rdn5 SDr6e bat tpieoer obnc 6oIe aes
baoet." Nls Der 2ebrcr Iuqt 81. ii.
1dGmIt Ou bid ni6t !" entI6uloj0t Ij2
Der feline 5ran3 lpeineno nit Sen
@orten : ~Mit Der 6oie IGBt MID Die
N(utter ni6t baOen. i'd babe oGer bic
aIte @eite un9ebabt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
BUS otn 2Tentoiren zines Goa
teroireRtors.
Bon 9tccoIp.

49,. SD bin gtiidli4! Seute babe
i1 BAG 3beutsr ibernommen uno ppn
Glen Scittn rc9nst IS bereits Slid
miinide. Observation-Disclosures
unbbrtiBi0 Observation-Disclosures flo.
oen mir 81 unb iepss bjeIsr S6rciben
fIe6te ben Sssen oes 9immels auf mid
hsrab - bat abtr oud I'm Sreitartcn.
8eiR i'd MIR bic SGlfte Der 6reitar-
tcneefu6e giinitig erlebigs, lam i'd in
ZEN eriten bier 8p6en auf pole 59ouieI
rennen.
Sine Population 0 SiinitIern En-
f4ien bel mir. 6erren unb 0amen II
arrber Spilette. Wae beriprahen, mid
nit 9egeilterung 81 unteritiiben, Del
Qiebbaber unb bic primooOnna bielter
~ipunberpofle Reben: lnsarifde aunii
-. neue Iera -. patripiismus 80.
li%neissnnub =. @ori9ub! -. SIS mar
riibrenb. aGe psinien. Sd f4lpamm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

bpits5eit altf netiH Stun6en nno ipe<
Icutli9e 2obnerbDbun9en erreiht. aber
bic 9eIddftigune 1T febr 5uriidgc9ans
9cu. Die Mrbeitgeber tonnteu b06ere
@oarcnprei1e ni9t anfrc6t erbultcn;
iie battcn nit berarti9en S6pieri9feis
ten gu tGmpfen, paB piele Qrbeitcr ents
luIien nerben muBten uno mund)e
WciIter beute alein orbeiten. WG6s
reno friiber elm reyes QusfubrgeT6dft
mad fat oLen eurppdiI9en Stauten
u~nterbaltcn unD 500 Nrbeiter beI6dfs
tigt lpurben, iino beute i'm Sob uno
acknowledgements 9reSoenS nur
nod etpo 100 perIonen tbdttg. Die
&(rbeitgeber Iinb bopon ii6er5eugt, bab
ibr Grperbs3netg bier benz llntergans
&c gcweibt it,"
4ctroIeum brono. I1rU
acknowledgement in 8rono g%erotbcncs
0ctrolum 6. y. in elmer 2ompe, ulrf
Dem SerOe) I0idt man om Ihnc0Itel
nlu6 9hliQieBen BON Nfild; ungetoG).
tc lit nm gccignetIten.
RciniQuug 0eS dmor.
sem Z Ii h e5pon 6Icdcn. Mon
miId6c @ciugciit flein QcifobtP lp1'
niidlc Grci6e rn0 ctpoS S6lcngolc
mo rcibc nit oieicr Otirtllr Die 6lc'
den ans.
Ger tIeine JirF.
Shirt S6par5cnberg bate cincn
6ofmeiIter on9enommen, Der lctncn
tlcincn Sobu untcrridtcn uno cr6ics
ben Ip(ltc. Del tlcinc Shirt puBtc
obcr bon icinem eriten &0dIcin an lei
Der picl gu gut, peHcu Sinh or lei, ais
b1B cr Ii6 pom OurItc na4 gciitigcr
GrfcnntniB Defenders quGlCn ltcB; cr
mar ScrItreuI unO pioerIpcnItig, ic
nob Gallnc mall6mot audi %unurtig
unb grob, neil or mcintc, cincm &C.
p06nti4cn Stcr6li6cn gcgcniibcr
miiKc or ii6 frii6c gcnug duf5 9o9c
Bfcro IcBCn. Nun mar obcr Der 9ots
mciItcr elm Monn, Der Ii6 ni6t I4eus
tc. cine 8rcnnneiirl aud o9nc 9anos
f6u6e an5ufoHen. Gr maftC ulIo
pctig l1mItGnoc, unb ais bus 5irits
lcin cinmal. ftutt cine feblcrbaftc Ia
tcini16r Nr6rit gu pcrbcfern, nit ben
6iiBCn itumpftc uuo uuf bas 9cft
ipudte, ba Iagtc cr o6nc umItGuoc:
Sic iino Elm 6legel!"
Dem 6iirltlcin crI6icn fold Gin
Wort ols mcr6ortc Sre66ctt; c8
Itampfte burum nod cinmal nit ben
6iiBcrl, 6uItc bic 9dnbc unO i6ric
trcb8rot6 i'm @ciidt: SEER Sonnet
tier, ih bin Elm 6irIt!"
n9(un redt," e~nt9e9nete Der 0ofmeiz
iter oeloiIen, aber feit, .oonn ijno Sie
eben Elm TiirItli6er 6legel!"
Der Batter tpnr iibrigen5 an benz
Noel5Itol3e ieineS Sobnlein8 uuIhuls
big; oenn ais Iih oos 8iirIhlein ii6st
feinen 2ebrer betlo6tc, uno Der allie
5iirit BEN 9un3en9anoel erfubr, I6rit6
ar Iofort Elm 8rieflein an ben Sonnet
tier. beoontte ii6 fir Die CUTE 3uht,
Die er Ieinem RiuOe dngeoeiben laiIe.
uno legte cine 9unoert9uloennote bcl
fir Die quite Nntiport auf Die 6Ie8elei
IetneS Go6nsS. ... .. ,,,y.- .u..,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Set elmer n8ontrobaee" cntitcbcr
StreltI9teiten. duf ipclhe Waffen bic
sadie ausaefoGtcn tpcrben IoIl. 9a
man lld ni4t ciIliern lam, lcnpct bic
cine 8erbinbuns Dem @cancr cinell
sadrtelltrdser", Der 5olgenoes ers
Hart: pSm @uftrase meines aons
penis flabe i'd Sbr 9enebmen TO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
Nlrttc d 9.

aorl: .Wtor, ipcr rcini9t Qir ocun
Seine Scm0frogen?"
Mar: sd ielber, Sd bobc ia cid
Stild Robirglimnti."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
9 Of.

StrGiling: Serr Wdrter, barf ih
onlGBIi6 Der beborItebenben pdtripti=
ihcn 6eItli4teiten bas GenIter meiner
3elle pislleiAt audi i1uminiren.
2clttnant: nSicr beidmeren fih bi:
2cutc iibcr Did, bab Du Define S6ul.
ben nidlt beSablteIt; ia, ipas faat Dir
Bonn ~iiberbaupt Gin, pelfe Su ma
hcn?"
Suri6c: Run, Der Serr Sentnant
bobcn bod ielbit befoblen, ih folte mir
fetnere Manieren angeipobnen!"
uniere InIi9t pnn ben Men'hen
9dngt oappn alb, ipie iie uns dnleben.
S6Ic6ter 8 It.
Dab Selo uno @eibes Mcrtb ntht
mo9t
Sas Geben unsetriibt,
9as TT fiirnabr elm i9iehter SrOlt
Seu ulaN ben @rmen aibtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
8rrocGt'8 @ottl

Ioocn Die WcnI6cn, tpcun ibncn bon
SSemano 8uteS ertpieIen lpiro; 90Te5
ober tru6teR Itc ebeitens - Iclbit gu
~peroclten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
Die IN q bren Sieoer.


Dom oItaIiatii6en SrieqsI6alplaB
lpiro BON Dem ruiiiI6en General &aut.
ItutopsM DItifi5instp gei4rie6en;
Die Gage auf Dem 8rie9sI6aup(ab
Eat Ii6 our6 unIere gIGn8enoen Grs
foIge bel Q~iouiun9 in elmer 8eiIe gu
unIeren @uniten perI6oben, ouB Der
bdloige 9dn3libe 3uIommen6ruA Der
Sdpaner in nu6sr @usIt6t Ite6t. Sd
min S6nsn ben ipeituusi6auenoen ruI>
iiI6sn &risosplon Oerratben: es mar
Der, Die Sapaner ourd ben @rfoI9 81
ncmoroliiren!
Nir IieBen lie srit uniere 5lotte cers
ni9ten, mas i6nen cine Wenge Men'
i6sn, S9iffs, Munition, Wlinen Ii. I.
tn. t~oItcte. Damn 5ogen mir tic ourf)
cine Qnaabl bon freipiai9en Nieoerio.
aen INNER peiter ms 2onb binsin.
unb iebt gelang unS Elm 9ouptCoup
bur6 uniern 9enialen Riid5u9 be;
2iauiang.
Wir lieben uns i6ldgen unb trieben
fie nit u%n9ebeuren Spfern binter uns
her. 9dlo pdren mir pprne, bolo ma
rem iie binten. So Sogen mir unter
Guropdttin Dor ben uns nd61liihtens
ben Sdpanern in Mutoen Elm. nG6rcnD
Wereietp Iein 6ouptquartier nd6Gbarz
bin perle9te, um bic SopS in bic Safe
Wluoiipoitod gu loden.
9elingt es nun ptm iapferen Gene
raj StObel nod, ben Seinb our Gr.
o6erung BORT @rtburs 5u Oerfiibren
bdnn lit bas S6idial Der Supuner 81
fiegelt: Sic tperoen in rpobnIinnigtr
8erbGenbuna bur4 bieIe i6einbaren
Siege ale 8orIi9t uuBer Q6t la'eu
uno INNER ipeiter binter uns her nab
Weiten brdn9en, our6 gan3 Sibirieu
burf. Was bon ben Saponern niht
i'm 8oitoliee ertrintt, FAINT in ben Sc
nifIei, mas ni6t i'm Sb uno 5SrtDIdl
erIduft, itiirst i'm llroG ob, uno Der
fhG6i9e HeIt pirb i'm SerSen Hub
lambs bon unieren 8erntruppen rieber
aemaht, benen mir 10 oielnbequemli6'
feiten zines transports auf Der fi6iris
ihen 8dbn fparen tonnen. Quf bas
@ebet bes 3aren BIN bat Der liebe @ott
i.ne ruhloien Seioen 10 nit 9linbbeit
eeihlasen, bab iie bon u%nieren plGnsn
nihts merfen uno in ibr unbeil renz
men. Gieentli6 t5nnten Ginen Die ars
men aerle bauern - ober lie ipoaen 70
ia nidt bsIier baben."
Gtpsftgurcn retnt9i man
Itno IteQt lic iuie lieil Der, lpenl lnolt
iic gall5 iuuber abltonbt mo oentnad)lE
NIT elmer Miifung bon Termonelli.
ruci6 uno meiBem SeimlpoIlcr libct-
pinielt. 3it bieier Wilhung nlmmt
mar bon meiBem 2eim Dams oiirtil &C.
todtes 2eimpaiier, gibt nod he'B
bopon in einen Bor5ell'l'
nopt idiittet etfpos GcrmanenttpetB
ho5lt uno 5erreibt oicic Winlle ipabrcIlo
Stetem 3nidiittelt itnb 3ligieBelt belocr
SSngreoensien sll eilten nid)t 81 btfell,
glotten Creme. 9amit ii~berpinlelt
man ole 81 reiniaenhen Signrert labs
lie troduen unb trGat nod etnrnal tri.
| ihc Sarbc ont Bum Speitennlal lat
tA~~ tASst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
9nrtcr II [.

6iibrcr; pSicr, meme Scrri@uftcn,
ltunocn Waacnitcin's Siener uno cmz
piin9cn Die Srintgeloer, lpenn bic
9errI6often tpcg9iugen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
Cine prottif6e Gintdues
rim.

Bel einem @ier6Gnoler osrlonQts cine
oIte 5rdu 3ipei 0ubeno frii6e Gier nit
benz 3uIuB, baB iie nur iolfe @icr
pole. bic bon IAlpar5en 9ennen 9eIegt
norben ieien.
So, quite 6rau," ontiportete Der
&ouFmonn ii6srlegen lG4elno, nDie5
@eI6Gft m06te i6 ia gang gerne nit
Sbnen ubI6lieben, uber psnn9lei4 i'd
ben GierbanbeI I6on piele Sabre lana
betrcibe, 70 nett bin ib in bic @e6eims
niile ossIeI6en bod nod ni6t ein9es
brunoen, bah ib bic Gier mad ben
6orbsn Der Siibner, bic Ie 0elegt bus
ben, unteriheioen uno Die pm i9lpdr=
sen Senncn gelegten b%eruusfinOm
tonnte."
.0aS min i6 Ihon Ielber b%eIorgen."
srfuiberte Die 6rau uno iu9te Ii6 aus
benz 8orratb bes &aufmannS lire
apsi 9uBenb beruus.
Oils is fertig mar, 5G6lte Der Saul
mann bur6 uno bemertte oann. uls
bic Srau be3oblte: nWni6einenb iino
es gerooe Die u1er9roBten Gier, peIhe
bic Iftparaen 9ennen Iegcn."
nRidtig gerutben," ~anttportete Die
Nlte, .burnn ertennt man iie," ndbm
ibren 9prb uno 3o9 i6mun3c!no ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
Y oriih tig.

Spd)tcr sd pcroc jctt oo& @crE
"a III cmi1cu giie" %leicn."
Mtlttter: Oh bo hinoc Cir ober
,tpus nm ocn SAILS"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
g 0 b t.
9efeibtqte E.

Splsenoe feltiame Gbrensrtldfiing
eri9ien i'm r@ieber Nn5eiser" Die
8eleibigung, pelde mir sesen Die
9unoe bss Serrn S6ld4termeiiters
9ismar ausseiproden bdben. nebmsn
mir hermit rsuepon Suriid unb erfl1.
ren bieIeIben fir G%brenhunbe. (5ol.
gen llntsrf6riften.)
SOffeutlih limb bic bsIeipist.n Sunbs
iest aufrieeenssfteat. aasl,jssJ