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The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
BOYS ARE GETTING READY.
Nelson and Cans Are down to Hard
Training for Their Scrap in
Gold6cld-Big Offcr for
Pictures of Scrap.

Nelson and Cans who will fight to
finish in Goldheld on September
2 are gradually -taIefnEs UP tncn work.
Autos are running to and from both
training quarters and IL will be an
easy matter for each man to keep
busy all day to attend to visitors.
Nelson did not intend to go out of
his quarters till yesterday but the
crowds that surrounded him all the
time forced him to give up the idea
of staying in town any longer and so
out to his quarters he went on Tues
day night.
Lou Houseman of Chicago made an
offer yesterday for the fight pictures,
guaranteeing 100000 for the right
to exhibit them in certain states. pro-
viding they are as good as those of
the Nelson-Britt fight.
l.. NJ. Sullivan will be master of
ceremonies at the fight. He is the
president of a local trust company in
Goldfield.
Nelson put in another easy day
yesterday. He went to the Crystal
baths, where he put in the greater
part of the day swimming and work
Ing with an eXerciser. The battler
is a great diver and takes to water
like a fish. Jack Clifford was with
him and the two did few light
stunts in the bath and out upon the
hills. He now strips at 1876 pounds
and does not look that heavy. He
says he is in good shape right now
and is eating little and drinking moth
ing but mineral water. The rays of
the sun do not seem to bother him.
Nelson went out to the grounds
where the fight is to be held.
Cans took his run upon the road
at O'Clock in the morning and came
in looking as sleek as a racehorse,
After a rub down he sat around un-
til noon, ate his lunch and then went
to bed and stayed until O'Clock
when he tried the punching bag for
few rounds.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
dhAA nAAAAhAA hAAAAh
ALL TRAINS ARE DELAYED.
Mud and Rock Slide Near Gypsum De-
lays Trains from the East
Bridge reported Washed.
Away-Much In
convenience.

The cause of the long delay of
the Denver and Rio Grande trains
from the east is a bad rock and mud
slide which occurred last night near
Gypsum, a station not far from Glen
wood Springs.
1t is stated that the slide caught
freight train No. 63 west bound and
a number of the cars were derailed.
No fatalities were reported as far as
can be learned and no one was injur-
ed.
It is also reported that a bridge
was washed out at some point not
far from Leadville. on the line of the
Rio Grande and these two accidents
have practically put a stop to traffic
on the road for many hours.
The rock slide is said to be bad
one as it is requiring large force of
men to clear the tracks.
No. and No. 1 the Denver and
Rio Grande passenger trains due to
arrive here last night were stopped at
the slide and were forced to back up
to Leadville and take the Colorado
Midland track, as a result neither OF
these trains has yet reached Grand
junction and it is announced that
these trains will get through some
time about five O'Clock this after
noon. coming in ahead of No. and
No. l, these trains having lost many
hours by having to back up to Lead
Vile.
The Colorado Midland trains are
running about on schedule time.
No and No. will come in near
" twenty-four hours late. No. is
DELAYED about six hours.
The most serious damage is the de-
lay in traffic, a more extended delay
not having occurred in many months
on the Rio Grande.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
COMING HOME
FROM ABROAD

Special to The Sentinel
New York, Aug. 1.-THE crowds
of remaining American travellers have
set in and they are arriving from
every part of the world and on every
steamer, and these incoming ships
are crowded with the homecoming
Americans.
All bring about the same story of
sensational rumors heard in England
of the recent discussion and disclos-
ures of meat industry scandals in
this country.
The foreign trusts made much of
these disclosures in campaign
against the American product in fav-
or of their own. Indications were
at first at almost a total stoppage OF
orders for American goods would re-
suit in the boycott of American goods
in the meat line in England.
The beef trust which was most in
jured and affected has claimed that
so far the experts are more than 10
per cent below the normal.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17

A message from Glenwood Springs
this afternoon states that Otto II.
York is still alive. York was evil
IDENTIFY not so badly injured as at first
reported or else he has remarkable
constitution and wonderful vital
ity.
Mrs. Edwin A. Haskell and child
rem are visiting in Ouray. Mr.. Has
keII was in the mountain city, re-
turning home last night. He states
that the weather is most delightful
up there and that the progressive lit.
tie city is enjoying a steady. perma
nent growth and season of decided
prosperity.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
NEW OFFICERS
OF THE C. A. r.

Special to The Sentinel.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 1T,-Com-
mander-iu- chief II. B. Brown of Zains-
vile, Ohio, vice commander William
II. Armstrong, indianapolis, junior
vice Commander Il. B. Fenton, De
troit Chaplin in chief Archbishop
John Ireland, st. Paul, Surgeon Cen
eral w. ii. johnson, Lincoln, Neb-
raska.
These are the new officers of the
G. A. X. organization.
The election of the commander in
chief was practically unanimous.
The proposition of the ladies of the
Grand Army TO purchase the Mclean
home ut AppomatoN, where the great
Lee surrendered his sword to the in
vincible Grand. was unanimously en-
dorsed.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
WOULD LYNCH
THE STOCKMAN

Special to The Sentinel.
Ft. Morgan, Aug. 1.-THE mem
bers of company i, Colorado national
guard sat under arms here all last
night, in order to be prepared to pre-
vent the lynching of Fred Jewell, n
prominent stoclSnan and ranchman
Jewell shot and killed John Strauss
heum, n neighboring ranchman and
a Russian few days ago over an ar
gument.
Straussheum's friends fearing the
law would he too slow TO deal with
Jewell they wanted to and threatened
to lynch him.
The Russians gathered in crowds
and serious trouble was probably
averted by the presence of the sol
dicrs.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
IN PRESENCE
OF GOVERNOR

Special to The Sentinel.
GREENWOOD, S. O., Aug. I'm
the presence of the governor of the
state, who had come alone among
them to appeal to their honor, a mob
Of one thousand men last night lynch
ed Robert Danes. a negro, and then
filed his body with bullets.
Troops were within easy call but
the governor did not choose to use
them but plead with the infuriated
mob for some time but without avail.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
MUST RESIGN
THEY SAY

Special to The Sentinel.
FLORENCE, Colo, Aug. IL
Night Marshal J. w. Bush has beer
ordered to send in his resignation b.
seven o'colck tonight by commit
tee from the police department
Mr. Rush SAYS that he will not re-
sign and the committee declares that
II he does not resign he will be dis
charged without ceremony.
The charges against Bush have not
been made public but they are said to
be of a very sensational nature
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
HOT SPRINGS
GETS TYPOS

Special to The Sentinel.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug IL
The International Typographical IN
ion will hold its next annual lneetii's
at Hot Springs. Arkansas.
yicksburg, Miss. considered thc
leading contestant for the big meeting
for next wear suddenly withdrew in
favor of Hot Springs and that city
won out over indianapolis by large
majority of votes
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
VETS MEET
IN SARATOGA

.NnNNEAPOLIS, Aug. 17.-Sara-
toga, n. Y. gets the next annual en-
compment of the Grand Army of the
Republic. That city won out in
hard contest.
The selection of the famous sum
mer resort MS the next place of re-
union meets with the general approv-
al of the veterans.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
Notice 70 rarents and schoIars.

Notice is herby given to all par
ents and scholars who have not been
vaccinated and hold certificates of
vaccination from a regular practic-
ing physician in this city, that they,
will not be admitted as students in
the public schools of this city.
This notice is in accordance with
the law governing the authority
vested in the state board of health,
relating to schools and the prevention
of contagious Diseases
Very truly yours,
]. C. McCULLOCH, Secy.
Board of Education.
Subscribe for the Daily Sentinel
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
JOCKEY O'NEIL
WINS BIG

Special to The Sentinel.
SARATOGA, N. ", Aug 17.-For-
mer Jockey Frank. O'NeiIl's Pennaris
won the Grand Union hotel stakes
worth $1,000 to the winner, six fur
longs, at Saratoga today, defeating n
lair field of 2-year-olds. Superman
was heavy played favorite being
backed down from 2 to to TO 3 but
he finished away back. Aletheo last
ed long enough to save the place by
/ head from Don Enrique.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
Notice to Public.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of McCulloch G. Wentworth, trading
under the name of the Valley Feed
company. have this day sold their
business to Plat and Heron.
All bills due the firm are payable
to the old firm; all bills payable Will
be paid by the old firm.
j. A. McCULLCCH.
]. r. WENTWORTH.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
NEW OFFICIAL
Special to The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Denver, Aug. 17.-Miss Marion p.
Guggers of Bedford, n. Y. has been
appointed superintendent of the Colo
RADIO State Industrial school for girls.
Miss Ruggers is at present assist
ant superintendent of the New York
state reformatory for women at Bed
ford. She viii assume her new dut-
les here in the near future taking
the place of Miss Gertrude who has
resigned
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
STILL IN SESSION

Special to The Sentinel.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 17.-Ihc
Eagles are still i'm national convention
at this place
II has not been decided where the
next annual convention will be held
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
THEY WANT
1T STOPPED
Special to The Sentinel.

Denver. Aug. 17.-In view of the
fact that the investigation of the
franchise election that has been in
progress in the county court for
some days has not thus far revealed
sufficient evidence to materially
change the result of the original
count the corporations are clamering
for an early cessation of the investi-
cations.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
FT. COLLINS
NEXT TIME

DENVER. Aug. 17.-Fort Collins
gets the next annual grand lodge of
the Knights of Pythias of Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17

a pager with over 1000 Daily Cir
culation is certainly belter than one
with third Of that number. We
have the 1000 and more. Draw your
own conclusions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
81 perbieterL Den &ennplob 81 betre.

5I oerbieten, ben Rennplob I'll betre.
ten. rl
@aS bier iiir einen belonocren SAT-
pcrnbreoet mltroe, mar nidtS ais Die
Nadabmiing elmer in gau3 Gbinu
perbrelteten Site. ~lleberol pileot
Der Silbrcr ocr9ettlcr nit Den bultpt,
lad)lldlten &ulileuten. &r1mern un0
9oIlfiers elmer Staot &ertr1ae ob3li.
lhlleBen, iponah lie gegcn 3oblunq
elmer beltimmten Sumnae @cloeS Dor
allen 3noringlidfeiten icincr Inter.
gebereH gcldiibt lino. Heliai0ie9ett.
Ter, loipie Die aus anoeren Gropin3cn
ltammenoen, Die iib oui Der @ol3c
beiinoen, iino bierin nibt einbeorii.
len, oob iino oieic &laiien bel @e,
tenn ni6t 10 5ablreid, nie ole einbei-
mii6en BETTER. Sobulo Der bctref
ienoe 9ettlertonig oos pereinborte
8elo er6olten bat, gibt er linn Oofiir
Gin groBeS rotbeS Stiid Fapier, no.
raui Die Norte itebcn: Sic Witglic-
Der Der @iloe miiiien ni6t bierber
tommen uno tic oiirfen bier feinen
&arm MAIDEN oOer ionltigcn GeroruG
hereiten."
Iieie5 Stiid Gopier fle6t man an
elmer lciht in Die Nugen i%olenoen
SteQe IN Dem 2o0en ooer in oer9anf
an. ,SoQte nun bod ein einbeimi-
lher 0ettler erl6einen mo INN cine
Babc ileben 10 brollht man nur ori
Oo8 rotbc Eopier 81 5eigen uno ser
Wionn mirO meiitcn5 ioiort ob5icbcn.
Gbllt er cS mi0er Grmorten nift.
Damn bari man i'm nit @epolt uno
&crubiolgung pom SdlGaen Dor Die
(biire ieben. 3ieS miiroc lonit nidt
leiht Senlono magcn, neil Der bin
uuSbcforoerte Wenl6 inter geruobn.
lihcn ltmit1noen cinei1 b0dit lrnqc4
miitblidcn Sfon0ul MADDEN fonnte,
uno ben iiirhtet ic6cr Gblneie, Der
ctmoS ouf iid bGlt, &n 9elibe oc2
mogiid)cn rotbcn 3cttclS, bat er JIG.
bof piel mebr Wutb, oenn er meiB,
Dab ser &onig ser BETTER cinem nm
G%ptmaBigen llntertbonen iebr mnon-
Qenebm oli oen 2eib 5u riiden pilegt.
Us bciBt iogor, CT f0nne i'm 81 1ooe
prilgeln, obne boB lid Die Wanouris
men oarllm fiinmcrn miiroen. Cos
@elo, ooa Die @ettlcrf0nige, bcrcn eS
in groBen StGoten INNER mebrcrc
nit genou abge9rcn6tcnSc5irfen gibt,
e%mnebmcn, iollcn lie eigcntlid) gleid,-
nlGBiN untcr 0cn ~Nngeb0rigen oer8il=
De %pertDeilen. Iber lie meroen iuohl
INNER Den Somcnuntbeil Oapon fiir
iid beboltcn. 2ebcn lie bod meiItcn@
in 1llten SerbGltniIlcn, mubreno man
oaS bon ibren ltntcraebcncn MIR lehr
icltcn logen fam.
Grnit q 1t + ltraot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

unO Der &inoer itebt. Griolgt ole
6abrt am Gage, 10 bort Der &oiier
crit Die loufen0en &%ortrdge, gibt I'm.
tCridriitcn, iicbt 3citungen our6L
nm Damn einige Belt Der 2ettiire 5l
mi0mer. Gam miro mobl Der nit
iubren0e Sefret1r QerIlerL meI1em
9rtefe IN ucrifieoc1en Spraden off.
tirt mcrOen, an ircmoc SouperGne
oocr an pcri0nlidc 6rcunOe II, /. ~.
Gicie Iittotc Oaltcrn pit mCbrcre
Stun0en; Der &oiicr pcriprid)t iid
0abet nie. nndtrGgIidc NcH0criugen
an 0cn ilieBen0 gcipro6enen SGBen
locrGcn ntdJt Oorgcnommen. Gem
aoiier lit Die @obc ciNcn, iid Qor3
oltf 0et 8%egcnitonO ST. coH3entrirer,
oen er b%cban0elt, mo in oeu frenI-
oenSprn6cn ole CT bcbcrridt, oriidt
CT lld ebcnio lid)cr aus ipie IN Der
WlltterIprod)e. Gie WtnbI3citeu lper.
Den III Der iiblid)en fllr5cn 3cit
oo% Gtner bari b0diten4 cine Stun.
DC oollcrn - cingcnommen. NadD
DEM NbenGelien ucriommelt Der aui.
Ter Damn Die &errrn 0ca @eiolQc5
bel'm @Ioie Bier unO bel Der Isl.
9orre 81 5lpon0loiem Yluu0crn nm
'th. Gas Sdloi3immcr oea &uiierS
ut 5lpor cinfod), obCr bod elegant
cI1gerIdtct. Wton meiB, Dab Soiier
MIIbelm rad ~Icirer eigenen ghlSio-
&c ollt Der Gilenbobn itetS qons be
lonoerS gut lhIGit. Morgcn9 ruirn
III Dem onitoBen0cn @ooc5imncr 0aS
9uo GCnommcu, Gonn lGBt lid Scr
aoiIer iogIeid 10 ontIeiocn mie er
Den Bug 5G perIoiicn gcoenft, emf
pcoer in feicrlihcm Earu0c- Nnpuqe.
menn GROCER Gmpiong bcGoritebt,
ooer in Der ld)lihtCn &oiiugo Uni
form, iucnn er cilen Sreuno be.
lld)t, bel Dem er 5ll pirihen gcocnft.
&onmt Der 3u9 MoraenS in Der
6rilbc 81 elmer Stumoe am 9eitinl-
mlngaortc an 81 Der ser &aiier lid
nift 5t crbeben pile9t 10 miro cr
ollf cIn Electromagnetic 9clhoben uno
bier 0u& Medcn abQemQrtet.
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&on $. " it y opell.

Srom D, #. Sui.
2. g. .Siboma." llnicr Belt.
otter oca Gcrtebra iibcrpinpet ipic'
leno Die SfmieriQfciten bon Hnum
unO Belt. Nan iiibrt inns nm Die
gSelt, man crm0gliht I'M ocn 8cg
l1ad) lii0liden H%egioner, pie nod)
orttiihcn @cgenberL obne ms 81 no.
tbiaen, ouf g%epobnte NnnebmIittci.
ten mo Comfort 81 ucr5ldtcn. @cr
ms nod Dor 20 >Sabren bon &ergniI'
9un9Siobrten nod SpibberGcn bate
re6cn mollcn! Scutc nebnlen Sun.
0erte in furjen Sommerluodcn 0el
&cg, Der ionit MIR %cin5clnen filbncH
Soridcrn oilcn itouo mo bon ibncn
inter Spiern mo Gntbebrrngcn al
Ter glrt bclhrittcn lpuroc.
Ter Horbpoliobrcr Captain ". 3D.
De NiSmnr, Der lhon 1858 ieine critic
Heiie nad) Dem GiSmccr mod)te un0
aui elmer leiner lpGteren Snbrtcn oil
Der gronlGnoiidcn aiiite lein Sdlil
,Sanla" pcrlor, fano 5un1hlt lueniG
8e1cnliebe, ais CT eS untcrnubnl.O@
ieIlldoitarcilen no6 Spibbcrgen 81
o%rrangiren. IaS reiieeiiriGc Eubli'
fun ueripiirtc wcnig Sillt, lld Der
Woglidteit oua5uleben, mlc Der
fiibne E%oloriobrer nod) Dem Inter
gang icineS ShiIie0 cine 231.togiAc
Gisidoleniobrt mit5umod)cn. Srop
Dem fam ld)on i'm Sabre 1891 Die or
Ite Spibbergeninbrt elmer bcldr0nt
ten ,3obl BON Sbeilnebmcrn inter
9aoe'S Siibrumg 81 Stun6c. Gic Mcir
ienocn ipnBten nid)t genug Die Mci5c
Der nrftiiden Natur 81 rilbmcn, bic
9coenfcn idymanben' ld)ncll mo Der
llntcrncbnler ouritc lid bon &obr SIT
Sobr iteigenoen Griolges crircucn.
@o0e. Der 5lln0d)It groBe Sdiiie Oea
Horoo. &lopo unO Der Gelltldcn git.
Mirifu : Sinie in Snn1bllrg bcnnltt
bate, iauo es bolo portbcilboitcr,
Gompiihiiie mittlerer 8r0Be iiir Die
NorolonoSfobrten cInSlItellen, neil
Die fleineren Sdiiie IN oie ~innerer
8etpGiier Normegen's uno Spibbcr-
gems cinoringen fGnncn. IS mir6
ibneu oaourd ermoglidt, Die Sobri
5lpiId)en Den Snieln nnO Sd1rcn
binburd) 5u mad)cn uno ourd) moG-
lidltes Gerneioen ser %ofienen See
Die nit Geft 10 gciiird)tete Scefrant-
belt tbunlihit ein5uidyrGnfen. anS
gleid)em 8rumoe lit Die Teileroute
10 eelcgt, Dob Die Sobrt bon &icl al'a
onqetreten niro unb 5lpild)en ben oG-
niifen Snieln acknowledgement, iidl
meiterbin bis nad) SammerieIt mn
Dem Torofap nabe Der norluegiidcn
aiiite bin .uoa5iebt,
@aS oer8ater b%egonnen, icben noG)
gnpit1n Babes SDbne felt 1902 init
gleidem Slid tort; a~lliabrlid) inter
nebmen lie aud iebt nod 5pei Nor-
lpegen : Spibbergen . 5abrten nit
Dem eigens bier5u eingeitellten i'll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Sdlnle nno Gorictt.

SeOca Shniiren iogt 2anQe in CT
REM bcudtcnstuertben Auiiob ser
nWiilndJner meOi5in, @od)cnihr.", lit
obnc meitcres ais 0eimo6citsihGo-
lid) 81 pcrpcrien. Scood ortd ieoe@
logcnonnte %nlolc" &orlett bcoinqt
gon5 crbeblidJe Observation-Disclosures
glllrgc1. Songe bat beobad)tcn fGn-
men, Dab Der untcrc @rllitfor6lm-
long olld) bel loic iibcnOCm @oriCtt
bel Scr Mtbm1ng feline Ncn0crlung
erf1hrt, ollo 0ltrdmt@ ~ieitAeitellt lit.
&n Gol9c bellen bil0et iid) bel ser
Nrou cine refine Hippennibmun1 Der
aus mo NoS 3lucrdieu miro 10 gut
mic Qall5 mlSgcidaItct, mGbrcn0 be
fanntlid) scr Wom meientlih nit
Dem 3perdNell, 3. +. nit oemt Baud
otbmet. COfon pcrgleidDe eincnSGn~
ger un0 cine SGngcrin alli ser Bib
ne. 9ci Scbtercr liGbt man 0icVruit
iih bchcn mo lCnferL mGbrcno Scr
Singer foum cine @epcgung Nes
@rllittorbS perrGtb) Sieie notur-
gcnlGB lcbr oberilGdlid)e 9tbmrmg
lit id)lllo al elmer niht gcniigcnocu
@lltbilounq an Scr Gbloroie. Nber
olldJ Die Qcringcn 9~elpc0ungen beS
3lperd)icllca bcbin9en crbeblife
SdpdOiQungen oca Mogcns mbGor-
mes, lie fGnnen Die llriod)c ponStnl-
ungen in ser Seber (@auenltcinen)
II. /. ~. iein. Tie Hubigltellung Der
untcrtn 9rultforbbGlite bat ober
cine gang belonoere Neoeltung in
@e5ug oui ons @odstbum. @enu
i'm 13. bis 10. Sabre Gin crbeblidpS
@odptbum in bic 2Gngc mo 9reite
cinicBt Damn bleibt Die @cgcno Der
Collie uolfommcl1 5uriid unb eS
entItebt chen 6as, mas mir Soillc
nenncn. Grbcblid lit Die u~ngiinlti9c
Ginmirfurg oe3 &oricttS ouf oieHii-
dennnl@fulotur. Tieie miro ioIt
gang sur llntbotiafeit perbommt mo
pcrfiinnlCrt, oaber fommt eS aud.
Dob Die m%eiiten foriett9eipobnten
Srollen bci'm Nblcgcn oeS GoriettS
ilber Giidcnldumer5cn flo9en. @ie
loll nlln unlere ,Silgeno bon Dem
aorlett bcfrcit mcr0en? Gas geidiebt
nidJt 0aourdL Dob man ploblid) ooS
&orlett pcrbietct, lonOcrn bos maIl
jc nud) Dem Sortldritt elmer ourd,
8pmHtaItlf 81 eritrebcnben S%t1rfung
Der HlldennuusflIlntur o~llnudblid)
oa@ &orIctt ob9ciuobnt. Seooh cS
mlB Gin Griob gcihofien merbrn,
bcnn Der linCarc Irlld Der &leioer-
bilnoc lit minbeltenS ebenio ooer nod
ld)aolid)er ols bnS aoriett. 9osErins
sip elmer 8ciunoeu peibliden 5rad)t
lit alio bnllelbe, mie 6nS unierer
nldnnlid)cn alcibuuq. GieieS Yrin-
sip ourdBufiibrcnt empfieblt 2on9c
oo$ Sra9cn cines nirgenbS geidniir-
ten, NIT Sd)ulterbiigeln pcrlebenen
l%o9enonltcn Miinhner 2eibdens.-
gls Sberflcio oicnt an beIten Die
logenanntc Erin5cBiornl. Sb cine
aleionrg mcit gcnnig lit, ldBt lid ouu
iid)eriicn p"riifen. ipcnn lid) Die Trou
III Niidcnlo9e ilodJ binle9t. Wiro
in oicler Gage bei'm Gin. nno guS-
otbmen fein ringformiger Gruf
an Gunpi empfinben, 10 mnd)t Die
Sleioung old) in alien anofrenS tel.
lungcn feline 9eldnperoen.
Eafe smr MciIc in's Mnslano be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Nic Nuiicr Milhclm rciIt.

S6pn bolo nad) Mntritt Ieiner Hes
qierlmg tot man &~aiiergSilbclm Den
Neiic &oiicr genonnt. &on oIIen
MonordCn lit cr ser bcipc9lldItc, Of
mobl uicIc Stoaisd)eis linn Dos Met
len nod)0eobnt hobell, III Der rid)tI-
gen GrfenntriB beS @ertbeS, ilbers
all iclbIt Ginoriide geuinnen mo
bintcrlulien SIT fomlen. &oltlpicll-
Qcr nod ais iiir oen- 0%cmobnllden
Sterblid)cn, ielbit mcnn CT nit Dem
oenfborltcn Comfort reilt, lpcrocn
Die Tubrtcn inn cigcnen Grtro5uae
fir oen aoiier. Ser SiSfuS lGbt
iidy quit be5oblen, OaS groBe @efolac,
Der GroB Der Gicnerihoit, Die iiir
ooS Rcgiercn ouf Hcilen notbmcnois
aen bobcn @eomten, bos uiele Grum
uno Gran pertbeuern nto compli5ls
rem oie IuSiliige ultbcroroentlit.
Gin ieoeS Heterogeneous miro ge'
mcnium bonn Soimurld)ollont uno
einem bobcren Giicnbobn 9eun1ien
ollSgeorbcitct. nohocm Scr &ailer
0ie ollgen1Cinen Tispolitioncn &c.
troiicn bat. ga ser faiicrlid)e 3ug
obne or3ubaltcn. O%urdlf0brt, lit ea
niht immCr leid)t, Ole in 6roge font
menGcr Strcfen irci5llc9cn, obne
oen geipobnliden Gerfcbr irgeno ipie
an bccintrGhti1en. I'm ocn Scr
febr nit Scr HegierumaS Central
ltelle Berlin nody Woelid)feit 81 be.
ihleunigcm meroen or oen SrtcH,
Die Scr aoiicr beilldt, beIonoereFo't=
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elngerldtef,
bie nllr iiir Die Negierung uro tllr
ber Sol orbeitcn uno tets reld)lld)
slr thur bobcn, oclm Der &oiler Der
lonQt mierpcas genou 10 nnterrid)'
tct 5l icin, mie in Berlin. Solnlt
miro icoe3mol, pcnn &ailer @il-
belm sic Heiioei,5 perlubt, ein enors
mel Ipporot nulf9cboten, oer Der
&ailer mobl fcnnt, bon bellell cont
pliSirtem Wed)onismls' CT ober nn
tlrgemGB 10 gut pie nld)ts Genlerft.
Gie Abfobrten merben 10 gelegt, ooB
Die Nad)truhc oes Wonord)en nor
nal innc9ebolten miro, inNen Der
3uo cntmcoer Mor9ens, iucnn Der
aoiier mie geipobnlidy uuigeItonoen
lit. oocr Mberos, eini9c Belt bepor CT
lidp sur Hiibe 81 begeben ptlegt. be-
itiegen miro. Ger 3ug iclblt lit nad)
cen Mnoronmlacu unb oem8eitmod
oeS aoiiers 10 comfortabel ein9c-
rid)tet, bab lidy Ser aoiler tbnti1dy
lidy lpie .sl, Soiie" iiiblt. Meilt be-
aibt iid scr 8aiier iofort in OoS
beboelid) ousgeItottete grbeits5im-
nler ieines 3uees unb nimmt am
Sdreibtiide Elab, auf Dem neben
elmer eIeftriid)en arbeitslompe ein
id)6n eerobmtes 9ilO Der aaiierin
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

2uitiQ bieiIeno lob q SAooor
&od) Mi Gnner Shoongc..
GegenOicmlih mun0erbar
gSllrO' merib bel Dem alangc.
9lb, ooS 2ieO aus &eegleinS Munt
Gat mid bici ergrciien,
I'm Oe Sibben bog ib umO.. -.
Wtid oob oricb'S 81 b%ieiien.
9leojIih iloq ser bceie Wno5 -
Gi, Oh grienc Neinc!
Sort bon icincn lli'gen 9looj
I'm licB mid oIlcinc -.
Grnurig mar Griht mel @cmieo-
Tu' ISIS miooer 6eiocr -.
I'm ooS iieBe 6riblintSlic0
9ieif' id iolo meioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
I'm &urirm

Sdon iingt bei'm critcn WorGcn'
graul1
Ger 3eiiia irob elm @cilfcn
lln0 INTERIM Sdnee ldon lGBt lid
ihult'n
Go mor,d)C5 tnoipeno @eil6em
Sic Nuoiintbc 6iinet leiS
Gen acIh noa 3uit unh Sdinlnlcr.
Sits, mao ih icbe, 9liitbenmeiB
gIm Baum, tits Shnee9eilimmcr?
@eidcnft bat lGngit Der Come &iht
Gem Gueu Die Trcibeit mieoer,
llnO aud ans meinem Ser5en briht
Sin GueQ erluodter Sieher.
MARTIN 8rcii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
I'm Wtai.

Sam i'd 0oiiir, OoB YnO're
Gitt idlou'n moS mir aeiGat,
llu0 boB ih iroblih monO're
3urh cine it0ne MClt?
Tcrpcil iidy Nn0'rc bolgCn
I'm @ol0, crib ih Den Moi;
PIN &irfboi nur mn0 Walgen
@cb' id]Aucigcnb ih oorbei.
@icacid)t tits h0b'rer 8iuc
= SD nebm's OILS ioldeH bin
Gob it nit elmer Grille
3ur NcIt QctonnWn bin.
Gurd) lie ihau' id Die UrOc
Sn Cincm roiQen Sdcim
0i9 i'd bcqrobcn mcr0c,
S6lGgt iie mir tCincr elm.
Mu0oli Frcabcr.