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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Gin trcncr Trcuuo.

0cmcrfcn@lucrthc NnbGn0lihtcit al
Sen .Gcutlhcu Gorrclponocntcn,"
Gin 2clcr Oicicr 3eitung icit
GO ><abrcn.
Sr. @m. SrobCrt, mcIher bon 1915
bis 1863 bier in Baltimore mobntr,
ubcr Damn nud) Wid)igan 500. lit lett
60 &abren cin 2cicr oe& o0cutidcn
Gorreiponocutcn." Sol0cnOcS Shrti.
ben ipridlt iiir lid iclbl.:
aNeaepuc, Mid), -. Iug. 1907.
@crtbcr Ncrr Hnine! - sd, lcuoc
bicrmit $50 iiir bo3 @odenblott
bea .Ieutihcn Gorreipon0cntcn" bis
5ltm p. Nuguit 1906. is lino min
60 Sabre, ooB id) elm 2cier Sbre$
ipcrtbel pilates bin uno Is 0iiritc
iebr Spciiclboit ieiii, oh id) nod elll
rSobr lcbe, iuocm id icbr leioeno bin.
Sd mar II @od)en i'm .llnipcrlitp.
Nolpiiol" 81 Ann Mrbor, Wtid)y I'M
ter5o0 MIDI elmer Spcrotiont obcr Die
ielbe bate nift Den gcluilniftcn Gr.
lola. IdtumgSpoQ nit ber5lihen
8riiBen bon mciner 6rau uno mir
Sbr 0nl. 1rabert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Bur cmiQcu Nubc be il +
tct. - Die ir0iid)cn llcbcrreltc bon
Srn. Scrnlonn Scer, ueld)cr am
Wonto0 IN %lcinGsp lebten MObmnnG
Nr. IS, Nor0 @ilmorsS truBe. ltnrb,
muroen 9citcrn Nod)mitto1 inter
SohIrcider @ctbCiliGuuQ Don HciO-
t%rogcnOcu pom Erollerhnuic ans olI
Dem Baltimore 6ricohoic" 5ltr chi.
gen Milbe beitnttct. 8nltor &lllilt3
Noimonn bon Der 3iona-@ cn1cinoe
biclt Ocu 5rnllcrQottcaoiCnit ob, mo
ais @nbrtlld)trGQcr illnatrtcl Die
$50. &obn SluClbed, Sermam Srucl-
bed, Senrp l%)blenbcrG, &crmonn
a6niQ @opct mh :. s. MilI9bolt.
Mr. Nobn ". (cllicl Decorate oo@
observation-disclosures, @cldcr @elieht-
belt mo Ndtung lid Scr Gntlhlo'
ienc e%rirclltc, bemieien bic }nblrei-
hCu @himcnipCnbcn. mcld)c an lei
ncm Sarge ricOcrgclcgt morcn. 10
mic 6oa NroBc SroucracIoI1c, mel
DIES linn bic lcBte Gbre crlpic1.
Gie Gr0iinun0 oc@ Is a c
Gufcr"on Scr Moro @opltroBc &C.
i%toltetc iid) Qcitcrn 81 cinem Erilnph
iiir Srn. NllircO u. Gufer, ocu iilna.
item Sohn ocn pcrltorbcncn Ncltoltra.
tctr& @nt. Gutter. Nm GormIttoac
trnicn ciniAc biIbid)e 9lunlcnlprnocn
oI3 @liidaiumbol ein mo in Houic
be4 Cages bcC6rtcn ollc oltcn 6rcum-
sc oc3 %otcr3 0cn ilu10cn llntcrnCb.
nCr nit ihrcm @eiud)c. Sur Ebrc
0cH ncllcn NcitulirnntS Icl Qclu1t.
oob boilcIbc. mo$ aiihc mo Mcin'
Teller onbctrillt ollen acnlohtcn Scr
iprchun0cn uoll uno Holl5 nod.
commit. Sc3gIcifen miro 0olclblt
cin Bier ucrSupit ipeldleS oIlcn bIcii'
gen 9icrcn G%onturren5 mod)t. N0@
2ofol lit fiihl uno ircunolih mo
miro pcinlih inuber 9ebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Grci Euli5iitcu nngcariiirm.

WiocripCnitige NrrcItol1tcn I'M iiioli.
d)cl Giitrift init Dem &niippel
3ltr Nniion gebrnd)t.
Irei Eoli}iiten pom iiiOliden ii
thrift lUlrOcn in ser 9tatt bonn 9ien-
ItaQ chi Qcitern bon Nrrcituntcn oll-
gcgriiiCn 0od) gclang ca III allen
,SGucn Den 4}oli5iitcn, lire Nngreifcr
III fur}er Belt 3trr Roiion 5rt brin'
gen. RidurO @cI6 bon Nr. #,
Meit Q3eIt Strobe, murbc bonn Foli,
5iltcn Stu0tcr %pcrboitet, OILS Cr Der.
iltftc, in Die @obnunG BON 6rolt
Wtorn RjCfcrt al Der @ambura. un0
NcUon.S truBc ein5uoringen. Nuf
Dem NeQC sum EatroIfoitcn UcrIcbtc
cr Dem Noll3iitcn mebrcre mltd)tlqe
Sic6c mo Der @lollrod mllbtc i'm
3lrr GrGc Ucricn, nm i'm 5l iibCrs
lpdltiacl. 0r mlroe nm s. unO SEQ.
itcn Qcitroit, 0o ser Noli}ciridter
meGcn 0c3 ilacnolihcn 2lItcr2 0c@
2lrrcitontcu - ocricIbe lit crit IS
Sabre ait - Wliloc moltcn licB,
Sic Noli5iitcu Mocnomcc uno
Mcrrcr muroen bon elmer 2(n3obl
9ieacr onQcQriiicL dis lie oiciclbcn
on ser Charles StroBc, nobc @rliI
lori. 9(Qcn Observation-Disclosures "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

0nS EfCrh tt il CT SID Gin
Gicro nit munocn SdpultcrrL mel
dies tulln1 $25 lpcrtb lit bat III Sen
lcbtcn odt SnQen bcrcitS $50 az
Strnien gcfoltct. Ter NcNcr Charles
2oncoltcr ciqnct cS uno murOc Dor
od)t Sn0en olIi bic Nnidul0i0rnd,
tin mlnlbes Eicro IN GrouInmer@ciic
bcbunoclt 81 bobclL nm $40 0c%itrolt.
TicS bicrld,ub @eIcllld)nlt nabnl iidl
Gonn ocS Eier0CS OH, mo ser I1ent
oeiiclbcn bciid)ti1te cS icoeu Sag in
9oncuIter'S Stall uno 0oftorte Is
olli, 8citcrn Mor9en MN nubm ser
Neaer @nl. Cole, cin Grclno Can.
caters, ba1 Eiero aus Dem Stale
unh ipunnte c9 Elm. NlS er Striid'
fchrte. prbnctc ser MNcnt Der Sbier,
id)ub = @eiclifoit icinc @crboitump
an, mo aooi Eoe itraite i'm INN So
nnh ariten.
3uriid BON Snpeftions $.
Sonr. Sr. Oscar g.. Mnrrnp
ErGiioent ser Baltimore : Ohio.
9ubn," febrte aelteru Worgen boz
elmer SSnipeftionstour iiber Die Delt'
Iiden ainien oes gau5en Yabnipltenl<
3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Ole HGocl9iiibrcr enttomcL lieB 30
li5eiridicr &otton olld) IN Oieiem
tSou Wtiloe lunltelL in6em cr 6ie Pr
reitantcn Ionner INN So mo aoIten
uno Scnoerion INN 81 mo Soften
beItroftc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
SdiiiSfartcn BON nnS mad Sentfh'
lano.

Ton Baltimore bis Bremen: 3a.
lite $40 uno $3.50; @remen-9al.
tinlorc bis gum 1. @ouember $3.50
uno $62.5O; pom 1. Mopember bis
I. MuauIt $3.50. &unoreiie 5l bill
liaerem Ereiie. Sbcu. $. Siener &
&c., 3immcr Gr. 3, ia SIt-Sering-
tpu.Str. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
will i6m foIger

WiIl iGm foIgen. - Sroll
Gopit1nin SonS Sebing .ocrcn @ottc
iidl befonntlid) ouf Dem 9oitoner
Shooner Samuel :. @oudJcr" ais
Moot perbinate mo geitcrn nit Dem
Sdiii in See itndl boltc eeItern
Gormittag I'M EoiiSei . Solptouor-
tier lire aoloene llbr, 0ie Der Capt.
tim fir cine biQige Secmonltsols-
riiItiing neriebt botte, unb iaate, tie
miiroe ibrem @otten nod Bottom
folgen, llntilrlid per 9obn. Sic DIT
Berte 1eltern Die aniiht, oaB iein er.
centrild)cS Sbun aui Elm eeipiiies
Seioen 5uriid5uiiibren iei, bon mel
dem er fiirslid befauen woroeu Jet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
llna Ocnl Nlathllnnic.

iultAcL &citlnotloncn uu10 Gr
r1cnnul1gcn. - }ruei @utohtcn.-
@elcubtunqa Superintendent
NtcGurn frout.
Gle Icucrbcb0r0c 1jcIt lcitcrl'
Nodmittol cine rcdlt 1cihditiQc II.
Blmg. Frobc 6eucrmcbrmom@to.
81. SoHnion BON Der 0ntcl mo Gel.
ter T6nipo1nie 9tr. I an Der BORT
&ooo, Ibetdcr crit Dor Orci @o@cr
rnouit morocn mor. muroc cntIui.
len. meil 81 iid) am 2!5cnO oca Il.
HlGnIi nri9en Naui@ on0ctrumten
bate. Gnpt. @m, $, (UUlor 0crNr.
icbl3bu6er ser G]ompudnic. 1auO !bl
gbcn09 nm II llbr I'M Elcr0c',onoc
I@lolcn0 aui mo ]ul2pcnOirtc lbn,
ais CT ionO, 0uB Der WIum cine Gia,
'dc S6napp3 gclCcrt huttC II. ldGocr
tctrllnfcn mar. &uDUl0n bate Die
4or5cG ompognie beI'm GeltrtQUl@cr'
hor ais 3ellgcn GCl0ocL mo 0ObCI
ltclltc e. iid) bcrolI2, 0uG &obnlon in
0cn Observation-Disclosures ju }lucl
GolIcacn Acl0Qt bate, en- miir0c cine
6Ioldc Sdnopp@ holrt mo lie f0nn.
tel clrenS hIltd crboItcU Gr bcItrltt,
trtrlultcn Gcucicn }I lriL mo laltE,
Cr babc I'M Eicr0citoro Qcidlnicm
I'M Gopt, Saplor SIT bcobuhtCn. 9llIi
Gic 6raAc, murlm Cr GupItIn (0Olor
ilbcrrpohcl molltc, blicb cr Ole Nrt
mort iNlIoig.
Stills Moi6iniit &oicpb y. Self,
ter bon Der Spribcu . Gomp0Nnic}r.
ID %rcllNnlrte; Cr bat cinCl bCllcrU1
NloB bCfommcn. Shluuhnlam ".
s.. &lriutn bon ser SprlGcn Com.
paQnic Nr. 3 mllr0c III irlurm AuG
'olgcr rrnnnnt mo Erobc . Sclcr.
mcbrmonn &dmc3 G, Mlmblc BON or
SprlBcn GompoQnic 9ir. rs mur0c
III ocn Sdlouhmmuarong crbobcu.
&ohr u. &olld uu0 Marpcp Stem.
MING luuroen 5ll FrObC 6cucrucbr
lclIten crnonnt.
GrCt Is II q 6 ten.
Stdot Froturotor Bruce CAB oenl
Sto0t g &ngcricur Gcnooll Qcitcru
Gin @ltodtcrL ooR &ol2ciQcntbiimcr
Die Soften Der EilaitcrlmQ Der Ooll,
sen ScitenpcGc iroAcn miliic1. &icle
SemObncr inn Nnncr purcn ser lhn
lid)t, 0oB Der Better zines Gd6ouic4
MIR in qeraOcr Clinic BON Der Wuuli
ME aus sum- @oiienrauoItciu sic $40,
ten i'll troNc1 babe, mdhrcnO Die
Stont iiir Oic YlIniiCrumQ ser Spite
0c3 ScitGmueNCS bel StraBCnfrClt,
3llllacn lorlcn mliilic.
Sr. Bruce cntlhico cbenIu03, 0ic
S%trdBcnbobn @clcllihait bubc I'M,
Ter elnenl alien Mcacredt, lucldcp
Der 1rltberen fraction q Gonlp0Qnic
gemdbrt luorncn mar, 0o@ Ncd)t, Die
@clciic IN Scr 6rcnlontItrobc pom DER
VolilnorcltroBc lilosld bis 5lr tlci.
men Eoco)troBc SIT p%erl0n9crn.
@r. Mceuen lbmcr franz
StrnBcl Vclclldtlin0H . Super
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

9iamantringe perlorcn
- Die rsumdieriirna y. aabu &
gruoer uon Hr, 22G. Noro @oD'
SiraBe, berihtete Der BoIi5ei gcitern,
odB ibr gerfduier Samuel GapaIier
in Der 0adboridait bon @reen- mo
1ranfliniiraBe 5pei Inbenb. Gia'
montringe gum gsertbe bon $500 Der.
loren babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
autaIbcridte ans @aibinatun.
@e it trailer ii II d. er
Iicbitubl.

"e II tafter I'm ad)e
Gicbitobl.
Nlbcrt Sobnion alias @urfc, MIR.
&c Ncitert MtorQcn I'M Eoli3eiqeriht
nui bic Intloge non iiini Gicbitdb.
len idul0ig b~eiltnben un0 5u eincm
&oHr mcniacr cinen lo9 @eidngniB
itrofc pcrurtbGiIt. &oDnion'a Spe.
5ioIitGt mar cS, iih in Ncubouten
cin3uidlcideu mo Den oort beidGi.
tinten 2lrbeitcrn sic N0dc uno on'
berc &lci6uraaitiidc 5u itebIen.
2 d icBcret.
&ocob 2ocp, Der 17-iGbriQe Sobn
ciuCa FicrbehGn6lcrS an Nem.Ger.
ic0 Nucrnlc, gcrietb qeitern III Der
Grijbc bal6 nod II llbr oil Der
ECuniplponia Auennlc mo 8. Str,
Y. Y, NIT Tronf Werria in Streit
lnO idoB Dem &ebtcrCn cine &l1geI
0C0Cu 0Cn ShG0el. Merritt mur0e
nod Dem nGmcr0cncp &oipitnI" &c.
brodjt, no Ijd bcrnllaItellte, ooB Die
&crlum0uul 3iuor cine ihiperc, ie.
ooh SofinunQ uuf NieoerbcrItel.
hing porbon6cn lei. Gle Sh,icBcret
mar Die 6olgc Cine@ Streite@ mn elm
Wtoo6en, nit 0Cm %ncu cincn Bier.
Qortcn on Ser @looen2bur9 E Nooo
bclltdt batte. Ter &noll Oc@ Hcpol'
ner3 bottc niClc mripGtctc Nuft.
ldlu0rntcr onqcIodt. iucldc Iid) NIT
Dem Boli5iiten Sec. 2ebtcrcr IN ci.
llen Nrtomobil. an ser &criolarng
0c@ N~ttentGter3 betbriliqten. I'm.
ldlul0tg, iuic cill 2omm, ItcQte iih
%ncob Socp Sem Eoli5iItcn sur Ser.
iiinrnQ nm Sen SdieBboIo ieit,u.
nebmer. Ger EoIijiit crIlrbr jcooh
BON oct l%lnlitcbcnocL oab 2acp
iclbit ser EbGtcr lei uno pcrboitctc
i'm. Go3 &crb6r III Dem Sale miro
bcllte I%tottfinbeu. Ger iunQe Wfiilc-
tbGter pcrSicnt ieilten 2ebe1Sunter.
holt ais StrnBcnoertGuier uno
mo6nt bel ieinem Sntel an 2epi9.
StroBe.
SeIb It M 5.
Ter oScomnn" @un Carl Sotuett
BON Sem Hefrutirlmq@id)iiie. Sront.
I'm" mcId)e8 an ser Noriolter Nupp
0ur0 itotionirt it, eridoB iid qeItern
8ornlittog fllr} Dor f. llhr i'm .Wfe.
tropoIiton &oteI." I'm icincn 3ned
iid)crCr st Crrcidcu,bottc Scr SeIblt.
morocr cine Coils G6loroiorm Der.
idjlldt. Sopett bate icincn llrloub
nm mcbrcrc Gage iiberidrittcn, uno
man glolbt, OoB Die 9ciiirdtung,
oils 9eiertcur bebnn0clt 81 lperbeu,
inn Sitm Selbitnorb tricb. Sn cinem
binterIoIicnen Shrciben bottc ser
iungc Wonn &eriiigung iiber iein
riIditGn6iqe8 SoIGr, ieiucn @aorbe.
itonO uno feline Giicften aetroifen;
ierncr erilldt CT IN bentlelbcn bie De.
BORDEN. ieinen in Nr. I, Forf Hom,
Chicago, mobncn6cn &ater VI. u.
Soluett 81 benodridtigcn.
MogQnmnn in Nntloge.
3uItan0 periebt.
GGouo3 &. @oQQomon, ser fri.
bcre Sfobmcilter ser fotboliiden
llnipcrIitGt, Ocicu 6inon5perIcgen.
bciten IN @oibinqton ieincr 3cit I've.
trGdtIidcS gniicbcn crregten, lit
bon Scr @ron6 Sllrp oe& @unOeSge.
ridtS III @oibington megen Inter.
ihlogunQ in icincr Stelunq oils
%errpoltcr eine3 Nohloiie& in Nn.
f%lnac5uiton0 pcrictt morbcn, g8ie
pcrloutCt, bGlt iih Mo9qoman in
S%irQinien, iebr nobe bel @olbin9ton,
oui mo miro lih itcIlen, nm iih ouf
-. A1.II 49,. 49, ...
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Nr. 12i, c~h.SaItimore.s traR

VT. III LNsBdIttWutt' SttuBt.
EaiIage : Wotariats : 0clomcd)Ief'
Bureau. Sdiifsfarten fir ale
Gampier.2inien &eiiepaiie, @ehiel.
@elomtbiel hnb @-loienounaeh.
(Nprit4.t0 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
rfiisiener etaus Der Glubs.
$500 philadelphia nnb snrid $500.
S1.5O Gbeitcr nub 5nriif $50.
St.00 @ilminoiun nnb suriif 500,

aui Der .Eenniploonio giienbabn"
ON Sonntng. Den 81. Nuguit.
Ger Spc5ioI5ug perldbt Den Union.
8abnboi s llbr 8orm., Miidinbrt
BON 8ronbitraBen gnbnboi III Ebi'
la0elpbia $50 abenos. (23i,6,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Ncuun's fciu ocrDltctc GaiiccS

perbcn in allen StaottbciIcu bon
Baltimore perfauit. Die por5iielihe
GuoIitGi ulo m1Bi9en Treiie MAIDEN
oieieIbeu aerabe5u beriibmt.
G.9.&enns So, Sbee, Gaiiee, 3uder.
laprtl5iSi2oSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Observation-Disclosures SDnNmit . Gr.
ploiium.
3lpCi WtGnner bel Der uor6cItt0cn Gr'
plolion elmer Wtinc uCrlcBt.

&u Sen Steinbriihcn oc5 @rn.
GoporO @obu ST Gbiitlc, orci Otei.
len lucltliH BON GotonQpile, mur0cn
gcltcrn bel ser por5citiQcn Grploiion
elmer Wtinc 3luei WGnncr idiucr Der
lest. Die &ermQliidtcu iino Der 81
Sabre oltc Netcr Mdbm SObn 6cS
Srlt. Gomor0 &abn, mo ser %
Sabre oltc >Sobn @oro BON >Slhciter,
Sonur0- Goultu. Muro'H linte Seite
milrhc ~oufgcriiien ltnb in, n6ronflln
Sollarc Noipitnl," mnbin mon Den
decentralization hrnd)tc, bcqcn Die
Mcr5te mcniQ @oilnunG olf bcIien
@cnCiun9. Ter iltuQc Sobn crlitt
cbCnioll3 &crlcbunQcn on Sbcrfor-
per llno I'M Wclid)t 0od) ldcincn
oiclclbcn niht lcbct3NeiGbrIid)cr 20.
tllr St icin. Gr mlir0c nod ser Wobs
nltl0 icineS Gotcr2 Ncbrodt, no
ieIbit ibn Ir. +. g. Wotticlot IN @es
bonollng nobnl. Gle bcloen iungcn
MGnncr nnrcn sur Belt ocS llnfal-
les oonlit bcldGitiNt, Gin Stiid Gp.
nolnit IN cine @obrung III trcibcn,
nobel iic pcrnnttblid) ju mooriid)tlg
Su @crte aingcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Ycnniplpania Giienbabn SpcSial-
Grfmriium md Ebilaoelpbia, @ilm.

inNtUn nn6 Ebtlttr mo 5llrlld am
Sonntog, sen 81. @liglit. Ger
Sp3ioIsna perl0bt Sen llnion-
@obnhoi in Baltimore Inn s l(hr
@ornl., oie Riidiabrt bon NbiIoNel,
phiu (9roooltruBen : @abnboD cr.
Iolat INN $50 gbcnos. $500 nod)
IbiIabclpbia. $3.50 nad) GbeItrr rno
500 nod @ilmill9ton hrlo 5llrild.
(23l,6,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Or. George " @orO bin, melder
BON Der StontS observation-disclosures
nit ser ltutcriudjlun9 Der Giiieren.
sen 5piidcu Froi. Saul uno Eroi.
YrcttDmuu bCtralt morOcu NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Herionul Moti5en. - Sc,
frct1r Yinfnep @hnte Wiltli''oll Don
Der Selterbeb0rOe -iino Sr. George
8iiniher, iun., reilen beiite on nleb'
rere Gage CUR grboIuug nat atlnns
tic.9itp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

0nicbauL. - Ser aampi unl
Die Gbampionihoit in Der o6oItern
@coollc" bc9imt intcreiioni 81 mcr,
ocll. Aubcr 0cn Clubs BON 9ulti.
more um0 SericD Gitu bat lid num-
mcbr olld Scr Glub bon YroniOcnct
10 nobc al Ole b0dlte STEELE bcroul'
g%corbcitct, hoB Ocrlelbc ais cin &c.
iGhrlid)cr Hipulc I'M Die bod)ltcGblt
onNCichcn mcr6cn tonn. Gle 9olit.
morcr pcrIorcn Ncitern 5luci Spiclc;
ocaNIcihcn muBtcn Die oStcctcrS"
ibr Spiel ANS @cin bin0cn" mo
Der Club BON E%rouibcncc Qcluonn
6luCi SpieIe 81 Toronto. 6olgenoea
mar 6o9 Nciultut Der lammtI.Id)cn &c.
itrigCn SpieIc:
~. l--
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Frof. Waul'a E%rimmpb.
Ger'eIbe lurror obcrnlol@ gum
MttiiflCbrer ogr 5tuuta. 9tormal.
idltIc crnonrt.

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l}rnf 5r;, d.. Soy (oro;36r;oo
w,IHf(rbrcr St,o+s.Nnrnnr.
ih,,lr m,,rho a",.r,. tiir hic,cs O(,,.
mirncrprnnnn" -, Stonts,Gr,ie,
bnnoa6chSrho .i,r, ,,itrrn INohmit-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-01

and heard the sound falling water l
dressed in clean white linen and ~ lying a mat with
pitcher of water the sanded floor beside The
light at first seemed DIM but perfectly clear It diff
feren from light had before; pervaded the
atmosphere like sunlight but it did from the
The it infinitely satisfying. there
did be enough of it, and my old craving
light awoke with greater force than the
natural ongings for food and drink As lay and watched
almost too weak to yelled figure towards
me-a woman doubt She uttered cry of JOY
seeing that was conscious and at drink
and she moved noticed curious thtng-the light in
the seemed to increase Of luminous haze
hoated around her. then 1t suddenly flashed
Here are the people you have to SEEK This
is the goal of your pilgrimage!
The woman said something a tongue could
at first understand then realized 1t Greek-not the
modern Greek of the bazaars the English Greek
had been taught school, but something
Greek of the New Testament-a fine language any
its forms indeed but than beautiful she
spoke II. That woman-her Zoe-became a sec
ond mother to To her tender my recovery
to health and strength, and to her influence with her peo
pie was indebted for what cared infinitely more, my
instruction in the mysteries had far seek
The consisted of perhaps twenty thirty fami-
lies various the desert in
outlying valleys where the supply sufficient
allow cultivation They lived simple life, owning
enough sleep and goats to support themselves but
chiefly occupied in the traditional studies which had
many of change and disturbance in
world around Prosecuted from time TO time by their
wild Mosem neighbos they had yet been protected from
complete extinction and the secret they had acquired
handed down from generation to generation
be carefully guarded the knowledge of pro-
fame and unbeieving.
" When Zoe going for in the evening, found
unconscious few hundred yards from her door hav-
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bent on her sisters entertainment, en-
parked on an unending series of small
dinners, evenings at the theater, dances,
boating parties, and every sort of amuse-
ment-all Of which included him Some
what to her sister-in-law's surprise, Ray
also seemed bent on a course of gayety, and
accepted every Invitation with a reckless
disregard for work as surprising as It was
unusual.
Only just this once" she said 10 her
self" only this one chance; and then II
all Is over life shall never mean anything
but work again. Surely a child like Nelly
can never satisfy him now! She amuses
him just as a child would; but a man wants
more than that In a wife"
Everything did not quite begin and end
in dancing and gayety even for Nelly In
those days, which appeared to Ray a never
ending whirl. The ordinary intimacy
which springs from frequent meetings had
to certain extent thawed the ice between
her and Lowell and she talked well on
most subjects, he had found. But, how
ever interesting the conversation 1t was
Nelly's lovely, laughing face Ray felt that
he was always studying, Nellys voice for
which he listened.
The season was nearly over, and in the
dusk Of a summer evening Ray entered
Mrs. Desmond's drawing room hoping that
chance might at least have brought one
other visitor besides herself The room
was empty, and she sat down to dream
and wait in the twilight Outside, the
murmur Of a well known voice told her
who was there, though no words reached
her, and she felt nervous now at meeting
the man she had hoped TO find She sat
listening in the dusk to the far away hmm
Of the busy city. The voices in the balcony
sank lower and lower, until presently the
speakers began walking up and down, and
distinct on the evening air came the low,
subdued words as they passed:
Doing something? Is that your ideal.
too? Years ago it was a woman who must
90 something who sent me away. The
pain Is over now, but / want 10 teach my
wife myself wh0t TO do is she going 10 let
me, sweet one? Can she give me any
hope?'
The two moved slowly away, and Ray.
with tremulous, smOthered sob softly
left the room.
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and her work had been too strong, and
hopes of she knew not what had brought
her.
She stood in a group of people near her
sister-in-law, watching the arrivals and
looking her best, as she knew. Excite
ment had deepened the color In her cheeks
and the dead black of her dress relieved
only by some scarlet peoples on her Shout
ders, showed the exquisite whiteness OF her
skin, and was a good background for the
pretty face and daintlly poised head.
Miss Desmond is an old acquaintance,
think7' she heard at last. in Mrs. Des-
monTs clear voice
And, turning, she found herself shaking
hands with the tall, bronzed man who had
changed so little and yet so much in those
few years.
The few words OF greeting over and he
moved after his hostess, as the lion OF the
evening, while Ray heard again in magma
ton his words in her ears: say Yes,
sweetheart-I cannot give you up" and
in that moment realized what she had
thrown away.
An evening party Of regrets however, Is
an impossIbIllty TO a pretty and well known
woman, and Rays card full for every
dance, left no time for "reminiscences. Only
over the heaus OF neT partners Olu sne get
glimpses Of Lowell in the distance, and
always, as II seemed to her in close prox.
unity to Nelly, Mrs. Desmond's pretty sis
ter Ray felt the evening failure, and
was sore at heart over the hopes she knew
she had built on It,
81 hear you have become a celebrated
woman since we met last, Miss Desmond.
You must let me congratulate you"
Ray eolOTed as she thought Of the full
hllment Of her hearts desire
81 think the congratulations should be
on my side" she said. what wonders
you have accomplished"
And she glanced half shyly into the grave
face beside her
/" Thanks" he said briefly. 81 wanted
work and was fortunate enough to get It,"
Are you going back?" she could not
resist asking.
eyes; am only home for a short rest"
And he turned to greet some old ae-
quaintance
Life from that evening seemed TO Ray
to center around Lowell Mrs. Desmond
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found for them, and shining on papers
papers everywhere. Resting, too, on the
soft, brown fluffiness of Rays hair, and
the small foot which tapped restlessly as
she sat lost In a dream.
Three years ago she had set her heart on
being a writer and for three years she had
fought not only for success, but against
that web of conventionallty with which
girls In her position are fenced in; against
the petty social laws In which her mother
so delighted and which faced Ray at every
turn. She had won her laurels at last-a
permanent post on the STAFF of a paper,
a recognized position among women who
write, and as much society of the kind she
most enjoyed as she had time for The
exchange, as she had said, seemed hardly
good enough.
The life of a lawyers wife-a Mrs, No
body, with no individuality and nothing to
do, every interest given up for the sake of
one man who had but few months come
into her life. And yet, deep down there
lurked an uncomfortable suspicion that the
man might have been worth It, after all.
And do you really know him, Ray?
Couldn't you send him a card for my party
next week." asked Mrs. Desmond, Rays
pretty sisteT-in-law as she sat in the most
luxurious Of armchairs. slipping her tea
and looking up at Ray, who had dropped in
on her way home one afternoon.
II knew him five years ago." said Ray,
dreamily; but, OF course. he was an
ordinary individual then. Nobody dreamed
that he would become famous in those
days"
" That is always so tiresome," muTmured
Mrs Desmond. "If we could only know
beforehand which Of ones friends will be-
come famous We would never lose sight OF
them until II came on You really might
send him card, though, Ray. Every one
is talking Of his wonderful successes, and
! have my sister Nelly up for her frst
season, and she is logging to see him"
" Give me the card sa.5 Ray shortly.
"rll send it,"
Mrs. Desmond's party was as crowded
as her parties usually were, and there
about II O'Clock Ray found herself, TO
her own surprise. Dances were not much
In her line, but a wish to see again the
only man who had ever come between her