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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

with when SO desired without at all
interfering with the sci or the con-
tour Of the robe, or with the artistic
lines and appearance.
The tea gown is, perhaps. the
dressiest expression OF this charm
ing and fascinating style The sheer
est of gauzes and chiffons ard NOUS
selines-these latter both of silk and
WOol-are used for its construction
and the most bebwitching effects are
fashioned in these transparent ma
terials posed over dalicately tinted
silks. Laces of many kinds and char
acters are used for their odoring, and
the low neck and fanciful short sleeve
are the half marks OF The most mod
ish examples in these.
Next come the so-called boudoir
gowns, and in these the
one seam crepe de chine
is often times used to fashion
these robes en- plisse soleil, to which
the Parisienne is so devoted. Bole-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

folds almost to the feet. and the char
acteristic sash, with it's smart. fluffy
chou and long floating ends, that
comes from the side seams. and
centers itself upon the bust. There
is limiting of lightness and airiness
and youthfulness to this design that
makes it favored of all ages annd all
classes alike.
The kimOnas that adventurous
travellers brought back from japan
are still in the front rank of what
one might term the real negligees.
In these fascinating garments two
distinct and different styles have
arisen. One follows the true Japan
ese tradition, and is most often an
importation direct from the land of
the chrysanthemum. The other is oc-
cidental rather than oriental in its
cut, and is intended to fit the more
generous proportions of the American
woman better than the Japanese gar
md straight folds almost to the ankle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

pos of real lace are sold separately
+, be slipped on over those sun-pleat-
ed gowns. this little transparent jack
Il serving TO hold the flowing lines
of the robe somewhat to the figure.
and adding much to its dressiness as
,v6ll.
The styles of the first empire are
thr source of much respiration 10
these clever makers of the modes IN
boudoir wear. In Paris there are seV-
eral celebrated houses that turn ont
nothing but those confection and
creations for informal wear, and down
- the last detail there are authentic
copies from the very best examples
that picture galleries and hssto' e
portraits afford. The familiar short
wasted bodice part, the skirts, more
or less scant, attached halfway under
the arms to fall in long and straight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

The gowns hat are eHphol iou7ly
formed II la5eled For the resting
hGar" ara raaIlY and truly taking 10
themselves the most rcstfm - both
outline and suggestion. Il begins
to look as though he artist designers
net only Of clothes but Of fabrics
as well had turned their attention to
the bCudoir, as well as - he ball
room; and the result is gra tying in
the extreme
Faddists may. and do. tr1i< of ths
influence Of clothes upon tenpera-
ment and character, and in these
latter days Of hurry -scurry, wnen
everybody seems to be trying to sec
just who can lead the most strenuous
life. it is "as the shadow Of mighty
rock in the desert" to encounter
clothes that have been planned. de-
liberately planned. to promote the
pursuit of rest and quie.nde. Clothes
that in cOloring and design are so
fashioned as to rest the eyes and the
senses, that will positively temp one
to MaZe" (the latest form active of
the passive condition Of being lazy
and to lounge, that will invite the
hospitable teacups and light chatter,
freshing forty winks that ireshen one
up so wonderfully for dinner and the
entire evening after these be the
gowns and garments that Dam" Fash
ion DEGREES for her devOten.s during
the restful interludes between social
gayties
Somewhat misleadingly these are
all grouped under the comprehensive
and generic title of neglisees. Now
thre is in the minds of some women
and they are not in the great minor
ity either-a strong and close con-
necton between negligees and des-
habille. One glance, however, at the
latest productions in those bOudoir
gowns, as the initiated term thcT,
will at once dispe!l any such asSocia-
tion Of ideas. Anything farther re-
moved from the popular acceptance
of deshabille than are those same
BOULDER fashions il We're hard TO
imagine-unless til" mag nation ruiz
to ball and inner frocks. and the toi-
lette en- grend tenue.
And in the general striving after ar
tis,ic excellence he mcI'H practice
side of their wearing qualities has
not been lost si"ht al hV any means.
7 he gowns ~ ,,s4elv,s are as loose
IS we'll as may be, so loose, indeed,
that the corset NAV be dispensed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

where further shirred founce adds
to the swirling fulness around the
feet. The sleeve shows shallow puff
at the shoulder some bouilonne shir-
rings annd then very deep founce
effect that falls from above the ell
bow to the hand. The throat is
cut out slightly. and smart sash of
broad satin and velvet ribbons COM
TO the center front. tied there and
fastened with handsome cut steel
and niello buckle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30
After the First Empire Style.

A soft and restful shade of green
habutai silk is used to fashion thls
empire gown, to which fancy
guipure lace and a collar OF Irish
crochet lend an air Of dressiness
There is shallow yoke over the
shoulders, concealed by the collar OF
silk ruffling overlaid with the cro-
chet collar. To this yoke the gown IS
applied with shirrings, these follow
ing loosely the line of the figure half
way to the waist and hanging in full
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

with the vogue that is given to all
things Irish in the present fashions
The plisse soleil. or sun-pleating, ex-
tends from the shoulders to the ankle
the pleated crepe de chine showing
through the meshes of the lace with
a dainty effect. The one-sea m,
double-width crepe is used, this ne
cessitated by the circular cut that
the sun-pleating demands. A very
full and circular founce is applied as
a finish. this both headed and hem
med with lace. The sleeve is the
favored half length, just a series of
billowy puffs with pleating and lace
for a ruffle. At the open neck big
splashing bow of pink satin ribbon
ir sash width and with long sash
ends carries out the characteristic
Empire lines.
A Partisan Tea Gown.
The ucQ of tWO patorialc for tho
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30
In the Plisse Soleil Mode.

This extremely fetching little gown
is pretty enough for informal home
wear, annd dinner as we'll as after
noon tea when the guests are all mem
bers of the family or close intimates
Following the best developments of
the Empire mode, the body part is
fashioned with a bolero of lace, a real
Limerick lace being chosen in accord
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

gestion of restfulness in|
construction of tn mods
is a fashion tnat IS only
ming to maintain. The |
ial is preferably one d \
ent organdies, mousseIn1
and the inner one Is a
delicate tint that will thI
color through the transp|
other goods. Such is d
lowed in this attractive /
gown. A sheer mouSs
has embroidered polka
scattered over the surfs
roses with a modiculn
printed in dull and blum
the transparent NOUS
black lace is lavished y
the under robe in a
follows the same cut
Lace forms an unllna
(Cotinued on rag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

ment can do One example of this
latter seen recently was the most
restful thing in suggestion that could
be imagined; just a pattern or sleepy
looking poppies on dark green soft
silk. 1t simply wooed one to slu'noer
to look upon it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-30

A Partisan Tea Gown.
The use of two materials for the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
ltmalnnblidl, a6cr mn6r.

Gin beutldcr Siii5ier idrei6i:
o@0brenb ocS Wan0pcrS fomnle id,
zines Sa0eS bel GROCER SiBe int
C.uortier bel mcinem 9auern an uno
prolle enticbt 5urild Oh Der un3Gti.
ligen SlieNen, ole in Dem fhir 5llae.
mielcncn 3imner ihnirren. Inns
Sinmclsmillen, Midaled," iage it)
5lI mcincm bropen 9urihen aus Eo.
len, o%ioiort Ilieqen inn9en!" SD
bore i'm nod gera0e D3u 9eiebl,
Eon Scitndnt!" ltammeln mo aehc
i'll Den 2ru1, INN Ben Curt ST. 10.
idcn. @ci mciner Hildfebr tritt MIR
Mfid)oled nit leincm aoh9eihirr CD
entgeQen. Nonll, mas IoLl oenn
oo&?" Otihulef Nrinlt: oSliggen,
@on 2%eitnont, iporen bier 10 fIeine,
hab' ih aroBc I'M Eleroeitoll gciar.
gen, birr, Eon Seitnnnt!" Tubei bc6t
or Den &od0eidirrbefel bod mo -
rrrr lurrt mir Gin Sdot Fieroc-
BREMEN nm Ole Sbren. - Sableaul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08

sic Die 9rpcNrnN in9tnBlnnb eritiden
ioIlen? User mobrt oo Die beiiloelte
rationale Gbrc!"
loraili MN autmortcte Die Sol
niihc 3eitrm0": Milo Die oGraltcn
9lutbunoc" iino 0eutihe, uno Sclttc,
sic 9eben unO Gigcntbun pertbcioi,
gen, tbun .Ncnfer2Oicnite". @ir
bobcn leioer MIR 5u oft ocn bctlaQen9.
mertben WnngcI an notionaIem Csc
iiibl i'm .Gormdrta" nohmeiicn mil
len. Dem iih oie ieBt micOer bcIlebtc
@eid)impiung Oc& ocut'd)en 9tolnel@
miiroig onidlieBt. Menn 3eltlde
auibr1hen. nm oCn rullilhcn Neuos
Iltiondren nit 0pnumit &iilie 81 lei
item, 10 milrOc ser .GormGrt5" GuS
ais cine Scl0eutbot ieicrn, lpenn abcr
Icutihe 0u5 9ebcn be0robter Vrlouts
p%erionen in HuBlonO id)iiBcrl, 10 be.
ilt0eIn lie 0ie rationale Gbre. Ser
.TormdrtS" brnlld)t MN mir clnen
Shritt peiter 81 geben mo Die bolti.
ihen Better, neil lie lid nid)t gut
millig Don 0cn @olern %ablflad)tcn
~loiien, ais gcnlcine Stuitc 81 bcbun,
Oeln. SIN llebrigcn ober boilen mir,
Dab sic ruiiiihe &egiermg enolid)
gcniiacnoe MuBregcIn cr8reiIt, nm
Rltbc mo OrOmma in Den Oitlcepro'
uiu}cu mieocr ber3uiteQen." G.. An5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08

2o0cn cir eigentbiintlihcS 0ilo Der
Wiid)ltla bon alter Nriitcfrntic u,0
llclt alligeid)oiicncr Elltofratic 0or.
Iic iii0nfrifonildcn Miaion1re ia.
ben iih bier cin0cid)ottcltc 9ciiB'
itiide ollf cil1em @ebiet cro6crt, oo3
iriihcr 0oS ouSihlicblihe gigcntbum
Scr Fortlano, Scr Nbercorn, Der
S%brelp@burp, Ser @er5oQSs, Oey
@rofcn un0 ionitiacn IoeISQeihled)
ter ocS britiiden 9tcifeS mar.
Sreilid, gilt ielbIt fir oen @lorB
ser 2ogcn beS Hopol Opera @ouie
Scr bctonnte SoB: eS lit nidt ouc9
8olo, mas Nldn5t, S0cr bciier gG.
ia0t: oa9 @ol0 uno 6ie 9iumantcn
gcb0rcn niht INNER 0encn, Die lie
troqen, &m Meiteno giebt ea Sumo,
liCre, 6Ir 3lurrlL Soils un0 Mrm6dn.
ser mo on0ere S6mudinhen bon
0roBcn Mcrtbe an sic Gertreterinnen
Scr porncbmcn Melt reQclmdBig Der.
lcibcn. Gin 1mqalontcr Bitter mill
fiirjlid bel elmer 9lbcnOaeieaihoit
oo@ IoI0cnoc Stiidhcn mcibliGcr
l%lntcr6uItunq iI6crh0rt bobcn: v&oS
fir cine bcrrlihc (iorc Die @r1iin
bon e 80. trG9t! Sit Sic &bnen AMI
QeioQen?" - o@emiB, lie lit WunOcr.
poQ. Sd trua lie 0citcrn Abeno.
9IS id) mid beute bel mcincm &lrme
licr iiir cine 2lrmiponQc Sum N5cott.
@ettrcmcn cinihrciben licB, bortc
idL ooB Oiclclbc Clare bcrCit9 oli %
&0picn I'M Opcrnbauic gcielicn bat,
mo ooB lie ihon liir ieOen mihtigen
Nbcno bis 5lml GnOe Der nabitcn
Sutlou perlIebcn it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08

DAB ibtten miinolid olrd) SiiiSicrc,
nit ocncll lie %ulbelpaiinct 5uioln.
nlentreficlt luollten, ibr Sebcn nod.
mails 5uaciidert miiroe. 81 0ieier,
bcl Der lln3uperl1iiigfeit Der Ginae.
borenell immerbin redlt be0entlifen
G%rilenoung botten iid) ireiDilig er.
poleIt Der Sauptmann b. aoppp, Der
&anptniom Sbelualt uno Der 0urd
lrlnc tllbnen Eotrouillenritte befonnz
le Slcntenont b. Srotbn. Gle bei0en
t%rllerell @erren, 6enen ih mid oils
AoIlleif tcr onldloB. ioQten an Den
uerellllAten SGuptlinqen Morenqa
mo Morris, lieutenant b. Irptbo 3t
Mornellll" gebcn. 9ei aorncliu9 an.
aetommell, mur6e Sr. b. Grotbu
mellhllnQa erlholen. &orneliuS ielblt
lit oil 0icicm Wtor0e mabrideinlih
unidulOiA. &orneliuS bat Die Sohe
10 0ar}ultelcn perllI6t, dis Oh &ieu.
tenant b. Srotba bon elmer Oeutiden
&orpoltentugel q%Ctroficn iei, mas
abcr OILS unrihtiG tlur eriuielen mur.
De. Mir empiingen Die (o0e5nad,.
riht oltf Dem NcQc ST. Worcngd. Nl5
3ul0mntcntunft mar cine Wnllcrltel.
lG, unucit 6e@ SagerS Mtorenga'$,
%perelnbart. Nir traien obnC Waiien
unO 9cOeduna piinttltd) BORT elm,
mtBten abcr bis sum IbenO oe3 ndhs
item Cages obne @oiien 5niiden Den
feinolid]en Spdbern 5llbringen. Die
Atad)t miro ms nobl alen unpergeB.
lid blei6en. Gags 0oralli erbielten
mir 0urd) cinen 9rici WorenQa'9 ole
Grtl0rung. Sine 0eutihe Gompaa.
ME, melde inmitten Ger &erru9berge
Der bellograpbilhe 9cfebl sur @of.
ienrllbe nift botte erreitcu fonnen,
lpor Der relnolId)en Spur Oirett ulIf
GA" Observation-Disclosures 81 geiolgt uno
bntte nld)t mcit oapon Salt genlaft.
Goa batter Ole GuBerlt miBtrauiihen
Sdmar5en 10 allfgeIaBt, ais oh nab.
reno Den llnterbonolungen ous iiib.
%rerlole Eager iiberiollen meroen iouz
te, uno mnren eiligit geiloben. Stun
murOe ms AUDI uniere lleberipofung
flor. @ci Scr qeringlten perOG6tiaen
9elucguna Oeutiterieits mGren mir
o1tenbor lGmmtIih eridoiien moroer.
Sd)ooe, ooB lih 0llrdl oieien ungliit-
lld)en 3utoll oo0 3uitonoefommen
oea 6rieocnS 5erihllig. ga aber in.
5lpllden Worenga abcrmols um.Srie-
ben 9ebeten bat, 10 mer0e ib ibm fol.
gen uno perilderL i'm 81 iibcrreoen,
pertrnlenauoa 81 General b.. Irotba
SIT tonrmen un0 Sen Srieoen an erbit.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
SdnunnaraS BART,

Shlimmcr llniau IN Ben Werfen Der
.Nationol Cube 60" 81 Wc&ecS-
port. - Bier 3o0te, Elm Termib.
ter uno orei &erlebtc.
GittSburA ga. I. September.
-Turd nu5 Verlten zines Shlpung.
ra0S in Den @erfen Scr nNotional
Cube So" 81 WcaeeSport, Fd, MIR
Den belltc 9to6mittag bier Wdnner
aetootet unO brei lhrper pcrlebt. Gin
anocrerMonn miro permiBt lno man
permltbet, ooB er total in 6cben ser.
riilen moroen lit. 3ipei Der @etoo.
teten moren Nmerifoner uno gelhult,
Arbeiter, Homens Sobn Tornon mn
Sobn Wailung. Gie onbcren Spier
moren IuSlGnoer.
GnS lln9liid ereignete iid) nm $50
HadmittaqS, 81 lueld)er 3elt iiber
400 Mann IN Den Werfen an Ser Mr.
belt maren. GaS Hoo bate einen
Gurdmeller BON 50 Sub uno bnrit
nit einem oonnerortigen arod). Sic
iort9eihleuberten Glide riiien EN-
groBes Cod in Die cine Seite Der So
BRIT uno oen,olirten Woihinerie i'm
@ertbe bon mebreren Sauieno Col.
lars. Cine groBe Menibenmenae
muroe Ourd ben @orfaa 3ur Stelle
aelodt uno Die groBte auiregunJ
berrid)te. &or etipo einem Sabre
tarlt ein onbereS Sdmungroo in ocn
nomllden Merfen, uno aud oamala
fam cine In5ahl Weniben um's &C.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08

nate bot ibrcn Nra 1eflulocn Olrd
oen Hlultcr; 5iidcn0 ilben Die Spllt-
ter ibr &crnidtllnAaluert ans; elmer
Scr NroOen n1l5t iid) i'm Nlltc. God
ca lit feline Belt, linn bci5uitcbcn; Der
Elm 0ringt bereitS 00a Wallcr, unO
MN gilt ea. cine @efobr, 0ie DerbdnG-
nIBuoll meroen tonn iiir Oo9 aan5e
Boot, %ob5itmcnocn. Ser Hciicl ut
obnc @oiier! 9cm in (rilnncrn
lie0t bic Nci5roum z Fltnpc, bel60r
oigt lit Die Spciiepumpc, un0 o6elcr
hcrolla." ert0ut oua Commanded ftt
characterization Nllgcn bcttet man
0cn to0ten HnmeruhCn, 10 gut ais c@
9eht; bis an Oen Niliten itebcn Ole
6ei5er bercita I'M WQlIcr un0 rciBcll
Ole gauge @lutb berola. Gtc &orper
tricicn BON SdmeiB. bic frd1tigcn
Nrne 0robcn 81 erlabmcn Don Der
QroBen NnitrcnQung. Nbcr c3 nuIB
un0 C4 qcIinQt aud. NbnCn lclld)tct
babel MIR bu9 tribe Hldt 0e9 Del.
ldmpdena, oenn Nlh Die clcttriihc
@id)tmoi6inc lit BON @eihoilcn &c
troilen lpor0cn un0 Oerluqt. Wtlt
groBtcnt SeIoenmutbe iunmeIt cin
&eoer nod)nlaI9 icine lebtc Strait, gilt
Is oodL aus Dem Scuerbcrcihc Oc9
8canera 81 tOnlnlcll.
SINNER b0bcr ltcigt inocB oa2g9uI.
Ier i'm &ei5roml Sit Is ltltmpieGr.
Qcbenbeit, &er5peiilunh mas lie bin
Oert, ben rettcnocn Yl2gon0 81 er.
reiden? Moa bGlt iie2 sic iinOSol.
hoten mo boben Sreu' uno @ehor-
lam 0cidOmoren. ltn0 nod lit niht
Der @eiebI 9ctommen: oNne Wom
aus Der Wnibine!"
IS perrGib NeIoenmltb Dem Scius
De itno Der @elabr rmeridilttcrli6
ms alat ST. lebcrL menl Die &c
idollt ptoiiel1o cinihIagen uno Die
Wunnihnlten Getroiien Onrnicocriin.
fen, Nicer qcbiibrt Den @rouen BORT
u1ten Dor Den 5iihenocu &clieIiel.
crn nihtlmlh Ole gr0Bte Nemunoc.
runq III Gigcncr @oiientbotcn fbn.
men Iito iid) rtid)t rilbmcn. MIR nit
Stol5 fonneu lie iagcu: Wir, ole Cor
POGO . Sei5er, hoben Computation"
bciolQt bis sum lebtcn GllGcnblidc!
2lrlf lie limo &eI0en!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
Cine gciGbrlidDe Miiiion.

Die SGupilinge Woren9a nnoaor'
nelius in SiiblueIt : Mirifo baben be-
tonntlid) Dem oeutiden Sber Cont
mulloo Dor einiacn Wonaten lire linz
termeriung angeboten, iuorniif pc
buiS llnterbanblnngen orei Stfi5lere
All linen aeianot muroen. Ter Dol.
nlctid, Der lie bealeitete, gibt MN pom
oieier aefGbrlihet Willion in Der
,a0ln. S~olfs5t9." iolgenoe interellan-
te G%oriteuuna: ,Sie Soitentotten.
SGuptIinae Worengo nno aorneliuS
batter erfldrt, Dob tic %friegSmiioe iei=
en- unb ibre Wnfien nn0 ibr Gieb ah'
aeben mollten, 10 .uic eS Die Erofla-
nation oes Sbercommanpos Dor.
ihreibt. iofern ibnen oas 2eben 9eli'
bert miiroe. Nod Ienfnrt Der Gin.
geborenen ld)ien ibnen aber oas gez
lhriebene @prt Der Eroflomation
feline geniieenbe @arantie fir ibr Sc.
ben gu bieten. uno lie baten oaber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
Snntur.

Sn Ielltldlan0 mar Dor 3elten
Gin mlGnnlid)er 8elell:
Nrcitbriiitig. Shmert sur Seitcn,
&opi bod mo Nnae bell:
@ern III Der ,}cdler Witte,
Nuemig ltcr5bereit,
Sod nie gum Nobn Der Site
limo c6ler Wciblidfeii.
Gcin irildl irellber5ig @elen
Grlobie iung mo alt,
Ger Griibe lit 9cueien,
Ser Sdmnde loBte Salt;
Selblt Den Der Summer bellgte,
g9oro %lrcicr, ol9 5luor,
War0 irob - mcnn ,Gr" lid 3eigte,
Ser gottlid)e Sunlor!-
NoS beitt' @unlor tie nenncn,
Gie Scrrn Der ncll'lten glrt -
Ner mag hn9 llnoing fcnnen2
Gin Weibobilo idcintS nit Bart,
Wolo ltomplt'a III &inOcrb05fen
.golo conpenirt'S nit TlriB,
Balo rinat'S nit Dem Irnn50Shcn
Sn Gotten nun Den Vreia.
SIS 5impert iiber'S 3chen,
Gprid)t fellider &iebe &obn,
Zen Joum crbebt'9, Den lretcrL
Gen nodien aul oeu Sbron;
Ghomboiie @eimIidfeiten
Mod)t'2 grinlenO oiienbor -
limo ldm1dlt 10, iuoS Dor 3eitcn
Ser Stoli Der Ggiiidcn lpar.
Ger cinitcnS Ole @cmiitber
GrQuldt ais mie Elm Gucll:
8 fonm', o 3eig' DID lpieoer,
Sumor, on Sraut9eiell.
Sill ms bon nlf ben Sahen,
Gem iremoen Sliiterihuno,
ltno mod inns iuieoer lod)en.
so red)t bon Ser5enSarmo.
8eorg 0ottiher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
Wic man in Huflano cine Wiliou
i1blt.

&iir}lih luur0Cn in ciucm Glen
bohniduppcu 81 Sumoro nurh gu.
ial pier pom &riegalhauplab font.
mCn0e &iItcn cntoedt, Die ungebll6
Dem .Notben &rcl5" geborenOe Sau9'
aerGtbc, in Mtrtlidtclt abcr nabe5lt
cine Wiuion Hubel III @ol0 uno Fu'
pier9elo entbieltcn, QieIer Sal er.
re0ie iel6It in NuBlono, no man Iih
an llnterihloaungcn III GroBerem
MoBitobe ia nuh0erooe gemobnt bat,
oaa peinlihite 9luiieben. Gte @ens
0ornleric nobm 0abcr Die So6e III ole
Sono. IS mltroe iolort cine genouc
ll%nterludrunG einqcleitet, ober jest 5llr
alloemeinCn Ncrluunoerung ebenIo
pl0blid) iuieoer eingelteut oI1enbor
olli bobercn @elebl! 81 oieicm Sail,
Scr in scr ruililhcn Freiie piel be.
iprofen mllr0e, dllBcrn lid MN Die
nNomoiti" mie iolgt: SAB lm iernen
Often geitohlen miro, Gas muBte man
idon porber. Wtau DciB olld), 0aB
niht nltr I'M Icrncn Often lonoern
audi I'M noben Meiten Siiocn Nor.
ben 1no Centrum fur5um ilberaIl
0iientlid)ea uno un0crcS 8ut mgcnirt
0eItoblen miro, no cS nltr irgcno
mGNlid) lit. &ntereiinnt beginnt Der
Sal nit Sen bier aiiten crit bon Dem
Womcnt an 81 merocn, no Die Son.
trole" einictt, 0aS heiBt, 100 man
oniinQ 0o3 olli 10 eilennrtige Meilc
0eiunocnc @clo 5t 3Gblen. Die erIte
3Gblumg crqnh ann1bern0 100000
NubeI. Mnn beohtc 80 n%nnGbernO
nbcr cine gnn5 beitimmtc SUMMED!
Nutiirlid) mlBtc 0o@ @el0 nod cin-
nal, mo 5por bon elmer nclen, I'M
Ncd)ncn acilbtcren Gpnmiilion &c.
jGblt mer0en. Sn@ GrgebniB mar ie.
6od) mieoer cin .um1bern0eS," MIR
BOB 6ie3mnl nid)t onnGberno 100000
Mnbcl' lonocrn blob n%nnGhernb GAO.
600 Hubel 5%uianmen funen. Die
brittle 3GblunQ bel ser nod 5uitGn0i
Ncre Hcd)enmeiiter mitnirftcn eraab
enolid, liltr cine Summe bon anna.
bern0 100000 Hubeln. Won miro
ooa @elo nod pielleiht sum pierten,
tiln'ten mo gar gum 5ebnten Male
5Gblen, bis ldlieBlid bon all Den
lf0nen blanfen @nloltiifen mo blln.
ten Sheinen I'M @an5en MIR ied)S
Mrbel iibrig blei6en. GoS mare ober(
cine Summe, Die nm Gnoe ieoer Ga.
nltaiH .Sni5ier ooer Slltenoontllr.
Sd)reiber ollf Dem ariegsld)ollplnbe
Iid) gan3 gut eriport .bnben fonnte,
lpelligitcnS mare eS nidt Ueitcr oli.
iGllia, 6rcilid miiBtc ser umbefomtc
Nbien0er 0oiiir sur Hehenihoit qeSo=
gen iperoen, Dob er Dem Giienbabn-
&calement 5umiocr gcbonoelt unh
@elo ais vSouSaerGtbe" bei0roert
bat. Man niiroe mohriheinlih BON
ibnl alti 8rllno irgcno zines Yaro.
grapben 6 0npefen Straiporto unb
plelleldt nod an innltigen @ebiibren
mo Sd)reibouSlogen 5 Hubel 81 So.
pefen ein5iehen - ltno Der gauge mn
lieblame Iuu nit ser Samaraid)en.
nWillion" mare aus Der 9uit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
Ser Stranofurb i'm ocntidcn Sccbab.

Gin Stulicncr, ser 0icien CONNER
Elm 0eutihe5 Office . Na0 beilft bat,
9ibt iolgen0c omiiionte ShIlocrung
bon Dem 2eben mo Ereiben IN Die.
lem @u0c: o@enn cine 0ertide 50.
mile am Wfcereaitran0c cintriiit,"
id)rcibt cr, lit lire critic Gorge, eincn
0roBcn Strouoforb - Die Sormen
uno Die Iimcniionen limo uerifieoen
- 81 mictbcn. Inn i'm an Scr &iiltc
.mri5ubolen." Iieicr Nllibnu lit
niht 10 eini0f, mic man Qlaliben
fGnlte, err criorocrt gcmoltiQc Gr0or-
bciten mo cine Non5c llnltrempcIunN
Scr umlie9enbcn @eacn6. Scr opntcr
Iumilin@" 5iebt 5ucrIt rings nm Den
&orb cinen &rci3, 6cn er 10 mcit ol3
m09lih ou36cbnt. Na6 oieier glb-
ltcdling Der @rcn5c bcruaifncn er mo
ole nnberen trGitiAeren WitNlie0cr
Scr Somilie lid NIT Spatcn rm0Gr0.
boden unb id)idtcn Son0 olf, 10 Dab
ser Strunbtorb ploBlid mittcn in eli.
mem Wall bintcr citem tielen Salll.
Qroben ltebt; Ole iiInqcre @encrotion
bat iidr in5milhcn oo3 Shubmert
mlSgesogen ithb pilNert nit Ginlern
SIM Wcere' binunter, nm nit Dem
iol5iaet Weermdiier &oterS Settings.
mert SIT Beipren0cn uno ibm groBerc
Geitigfeit tinO GihtiNteit SIT aeben.
Ninteni DIro elm fIeiner SboripeN
on0eleatq biIrdJ melden ole Sanlilic
in oie'1 NeitunaSifon5e einorinQcl
toni,.9 I'D, menoe nit gbiid)t militia.
ride SndjnilSbrildc on bcnn Der
}iued Der Mnlo1cn lit gcnou oerielbc,
mie Der Der .mirfliden Scitunacn: lie
lollen Ben Seino fern bnltcn. Ger
Scino lit bier Der liebe NGditc, Den
man eiaentlid) licbcn loll, mie lid)'
iclbit. Wcr ans ontImilitnriitllhen
@riinoen IN cincm bieier Sitlec = va.
ser pcri1rmen piir0c. lid eincS dat
e I'll bollen miiroc halo nod Ieincr
Nnfllnit icin @ebict bon nnocren
Stronoforbcn beictt ieben, uno iih
nit luertbIoiem Sintcrlouo bc1niigen
miiiien. Die @eiebe Der Eolitit be.
bcrriden olin, mic man liebt, audi
0aS 0aoclehcn. I'm 0a& militGriltc
Nilo p~oult1noi1 81 MAIDEN, front
man loIt ieoen Stronoforb nit flci'
men Nabnen, Sobnen bon allen mGg.
lid)en uno mebreren unnloNlihenNar.
ben; benn bier boloelt Is lid) nIdt
6orum. boS g%enlcinlomc oelltide 90
terIano, ionbern oos feline Sonoer.
p%oterlGnod)en sur Shau 5lt i~tellen:
Inter elmer meiBen mo griinen Sab.
ne bouit cine iGbliihc 6omiIie, cine
lueiB d. bloue Slo0ge oedt Elm fonigl.
buperiiheS SomiIiengliid; lhhporS II.
lpeiB %ilattert Dem @rnnoenbnrger bic
SABINE ii6er Dem &opfe. II. i. ~; Dem |
Der Staaten gibt es III Neutltlono
gar Diele, uno ieoer bot ieinen gar.
titulnrismus fir lid). 80 lit ailomc.
Ter meit ser Strono nit TeltilngS. |
bouten beoedt, mo binter ieoerNaitei
lieit. lod)t, lraudt, ihlGit ober ihimpit
Ole Samilie. Man miro eS be9reiilid)
Dab inter iold)en l%lmitGnoem
6erS tranb mebr Gilt, ais baS @oi.
Ter. Gie 9doer, Die man, Der Not5
gebordeio, nimmt, oniiern oaber bier
audi uidt lGnger ais ) bis boditenS
Ii Minuten; mer oieieSobit5eit iiber.