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Evening star., 1907-11-12
WANT THE MOTTO KEPT.
Presbyterians, Anyhow, Still Trust
in God.

NEW YORK. November ia resolu-
ton of protest against dropping the
words 'in God we trust from the new
gold eagle was introduced by the Rev
William J. Peck. pastor of the Union
Presbyterian Church of Corona. L. l.. and
excited no little discussion among the
Presbyterian ministers at their meeting
in the Presbyterian building yesterday
The question OF the constitutionality of
the church taking such action, which, 1t
is said. might be construed as mixing in
politics aroused consid IabIe discussion
and it was finally decided to lay the reso-
luton on the table until the next meet
ing.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

DANVILLE, Ill, November Ex-senator
Tiiiman of South Carolina declared today
that President Roosevelt will not accept
a third term. and that Speaker Cannon Of
the House of Representatives Will be the
republican nominee. Bryan. Mr. TILL
man said, will be the democratic nom!-
nee without a douot. He is the greatest
living democrat and the proper man to
intrust with the affairs Of our govern
ment"
Evening star., 1907-11-12
First Race at Aoueduct.

AQUEDUCT. N. Y, November 12.-
First race. three-year-olds and upward
selling; six furlongs-Oraculum, 100 (Not-
teri, 10 to / and to 1, won: Robin Hood,
Ill (Miller). 8 to 5 place. second: Quad
rille, 40 (Delaby), TO to show third.
Time. 1.141-5. Ontario. Pantoufie, Girl
maldi. Rockstone. Ace High, Loring and
Belle of Iroquois also ran.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
DUCHESS IN THE ToMBs.
She Is Only Going on a Visit of In
spection, However.

NEW YORK. November II. The
duchess of Marlborough. accompanied by
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay. whose guest
she Is. Will visit the Tombs this afternoon
The duchess desires to compare conditions
in American prisons with those in Eng
llsh prisons. She also wishes to compare
the work which prison associations In the
two countries have accomplished John
V. Coggey. commissioner of correction
will personally conduct the two ladies
through the place. and Warden Flynn.
chaplains. physicians and prison reform
association workers will be in the party
Evening star., 1907-11-12
RETIRES AT AGE OF 7s.
George II. Eells Resigns Position in
Pension Bureau.

George H. Eells. special examiner Of
the pension office, has resigned his posi-
ton and retired to private life at his old
home in Marietta. Ohio. after faithful
service extended over a quarter OF a CEN
tury. Mr.. Eells retired last Tuesday,
when he was seventy EIGHT years of age
During his last year of service his rec
ord for efficiency and quality Of work
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Standard Custer Suits Continued.

LIMA, Ohio. November 12-The three
custer suits filed year ago by Attor-
ney General Ellis against subsidiary
companies of the Standard Oil Com
pany were indefinitely continued by
the ckcuit court here today. The at
torney general asked in the suits that
the Solar Refining Company. the Buck
eye Pipe Line Company and the Ohio
OIL Company. refining. transportation
and producing branches of the lurger
company, be ousted from their charters
Evening star., 1907-11-12
High Handed Seal Poaching

VICTORIA, b. G. November 12-Ad-
vices from official Russian sources at Vlad-
ivostok report armed raids by japanese
seal poachcrs on seal rookeries OF the
Copper Islands. The commander of the
Russian patrol cruiser Mandjur reports
that three japanese sealing schooners ap-
peared off the seal rookerjes and with
three-inch guns drove off the guard land
cd and remained "a week, killing and skin
ming seals, and got away with several
thousand skins. Official protests are be-
ing made to Japan
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Memory of Haymarket Riot.

CHICAGO. November Zone thousand
men and women. represe nting seventeen
trade unions. singing, turner and other
societies. gathered in Brands Hall last
night to revere the memory of the anarch-
lists OF the Maymarket riot.
Joseph Schmidt treasurer of the Hay
wood d-Moyer Benefit Association, led the
oratorical fireworks with flaming speech
in German.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
EMPEROR WILLIAM BETTER.
Noted Throat Specialist Calls to See
Him.

WINDSOR. England. November 12.-
Prof Sir Felix Semon. physician extraor-
binary to King Edward. a noted throat
specialist was visitor at the castle this
morning. Those In the encourage of En-
peror William say he called solely to see
his old friend DR.. 1iberg, the emperor's 8
physician. with whom. after brief stay
at the castle. he went out to inspect the
kings sanatorium at Frogmore.
1t is regarded as hardly conceivable.
however. that a specialist Of the promi-
nence of Prof. Semon. knowing the sur
misses to which his visit under the circum-
stances would be bound to give rise, would
have ventured to the castle unless for the
purpose Of a consultation regarding the
emperors throat trouble.
In any event his maiesty's convalescence
appears to be uninterrupted. This morn
ing he showed signs Of fatigue after his
Journey He was astir at an early hour
and declared his cold was much better.
After breakfast the emperor accompanied
King Edward on a shooting expedition in
Windsor forest
Evening star., 1907-11-12
DID He KNOW DRUCE?
QUESTION DETECTIVES TRY TO
SETTLE ABOUT CALDWELL.

NEW YORK, November 12-Attorneys
acting for the Duke of Portland are gath
ering every bit of evidence they can here
regarding the affairs of Robert Caldwell,
who told a sensational story in the Lon
don courts last week regarding the al
legged dual life of the fifth Duke OF Port
land, during the trial of the case brought
by the heirs of T {. Druce, who. II is
claimed was the real Duke of Portland
Caldwells life history has been cab!ed
to the lawyers representing the holder
Of the title that is under attack, and. it
is stated. when Caldwell takes the stand
next Friday for cross-eXamination he
will be confronted with a mass OF facts
that will be used the basis of an eff
fort to shake his testimony that he ar
ranged to bury T. c. Druce when the lat
ter decided to abandon his double life and
live as the duke only To carry out the
scheme lead was placed in a coffin and
buried as Druce's body.
Knew Caldwell of Old.
One of the affidavits obtained was made
it is stated, by Nathaniel Inch, who de-
clared that he and two other men now
living in New York worked with the wit
ness in Londonderry at the time the sup
posed duke was buried. and that Cald-
we'll was at no time away from the grain
mills where they were employed. Mr..
Inch Is positive in his assertion that
Caldwell never knew either Druce or the
Duke of Portland. and that he had moth
ing to do with the alleged mock funeral
which he declared was conducted by
him.
Mr.. Inch has known Caldwell for near
ly fifty-three years, and had been $50
ciated with him for nearly forty years
From 1857 he had known the witness,
with whom he worked in several places,
and when the two were in New York they
lived together for some time before Cald-
well married.
Other af1idavits OF an important char
acter will be obtained, it is expected,
within the next few days.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Diplomats Received,

President Roosevelt today received the
Russian ambassador, Baron Rosen; the
Mexican ambassador and Mrs. Creel and
Luis Anderson. minister for foreign af-
fairs Of Costa Rica who is a delegate to
the Pdn-American peace conference. All
of the visits were of social character.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Moroccan Rebels Reinforced.

MADRID, November PA special dis
patch from Melilla. Morocco. says that
the camp of Roghi, the rebel leader in the
Ne fila district. mas been reinforced by
Ca!d Hilali and now contains 5000 men
with abundant ammunition. They are sa i'd
to be preparing to attack the imperial
forces,
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Cut in Crude Oil.

PITTSBURG, November 1.-THE Stand
ard Oil Company announced today that
Somerset crude oil is now quoted at 81,
cut of 10 cents having been made.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
OCEAN LINER MOVEMENTS.
Tillman's Views.

NEW YORK, November 12.-Arrive1:
Steamer Potsdam, from Rotterdam.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
VIII Dine at Windsor.

Special Cab1egTam 70 The star.
LONDON, November 12.-Ambassador
and Mrs. Reid will attend the state BAN
quet given tonight at Windsor Castle
to the kaiser and kaiserine and the King
and Queen of Spain.
Prince Arthur Of Connaught will go to
Wrest Park. Mr.. Reid's country seat,
November 81 for a few days shooting.
The house party will include the
Duchess Of Roxburghe and Lady Alas
tair Innes-Ker, formerly Miss Anne
Breese, who was married last month.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Original Board of Control.

Tic original board of control consisted
os Gen II Y. Boynton. Prof S. p. Lang
icy and Nj p. Ross Perry as the civilian
members Of the commission. who. with
Brig Cen Thomas l.. Casey, then chief
@. engineers. and Lieut.. Col. Henry NJ,
Robert. then Engineer Commissioner
formed the Rock Creek Park commission
Tie executive officer was Capt. William
T E.o-s~I Corps of Engineers U-A.A.,
A. that time assistant 10 The Engineer
Comm ssl'nsr IN charge Gt highways.
ia. present board consists Of II. B. +.
Nactariaud Henry l.. West and Capt. Jay
J Morrow Commissioners OF the District
81 Columbia and Alexander Mackenzie
hrtgadIer general chief Of engineers,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25
8ismardi rnt(duloiet Gd).

@roBe Naturen empfinocn es nie
ldIttg, miner fel6 iipsrItGnoli6, er,
tdnnte Srrtbimer gu b%etennen. Cine
tletne intime Gpilobe aus Dem 2eben
8ismards, Der Seffentti9teit bisGcr
ni9t betdnnt, miro Der gerliner Wo.
6sni3rift n9ds 9laubu6" mitee.
t6eiIt. 9reiuno3lpan3ig @tunoen boz
Dem qb!eten 8aiIer 5ric0ri98 fragte
8tsmard Den Wr3t bes &diIerS, Yro.
feior 9aroele6en, lpie large eS nod
pabren t0nne? SDdItens pierunb'
5fpan3ig StunOen - mar ole Mntiport.
9ismard en~tge9nete auf6rauIeno, oas
CLAUDE er ni9t - un6, an Die auto
tratiI 6e @eltung feiner Meinun9 0e,
pobnt, e~reiferte es ii9 i'm @eiprG6e.
@r iei eben BEL Dem aranten gerpeIen,
10 iebe tein Sterbsnber aus, uno er
babe bod f4on biele Men16en iterben
ie9cn. sd oo9 pobl nod mebr,"
oo6te Der btribmte Gbirura uno
f9tuteq. Ils tags oarallf no6 Dem
Sooe oes &aii ers Sismord i'm Neien
9aIais erI@ien, frat cr iofort auf pro,
felor 9aroele6en au: r3und9It, !6err
8ebeimratb, peraeiGen Sic mein linz
redt, id babe mid geirrt." Natiirlid
CAB es 9egen Die 8etpeisfibrunq bes
Sooes feline grgumente me9r. ODD
pTp4oGoqiIh lit es bemerfenatpertb,
oab 8iSmard in eincm bielbsipeaten
Iugenblite 6a3 borberrTdenoe 8e6iirFs
nip empfdno, feinen Srrt9um aug,
oriidIid) su tetonen. IS 1T bies in oe.
rc4ten MenI4sn Ger @rang mad otm
8lei6qetpidte, ods nit osm 8efcnnts
Mile zines Srrtbum8 tuieoer b:rgsItelt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25
M1dJcntlid)er @riunObcitS6cridyt.

2nngeufranfGcitcn roIieu mie0er Il
Ecrioncn bin. - Ncr5, 9ticrcns
un0 @oI9trantbeitcu boItcu rcife
Grnotc. t07 WoicrnsGrfrdtt
fut0cn angcneloct.
c9r5 Ocm G~cftrtGcn .conntaBssGo rrcfponbeutD
Ter @critt oca @ciunobcit5 &c.
portcmcnt8 fir Oic onl %. 6ebruor
cnocnrc @od)c 5eigt 2tt Gooc5fGQc,
gcgct 800 IN 0crielbcn 8od)c oe5 let.
ten Ilobrc3, 2t9 in 1905 lno $50 IN
1904. sic StCrbcrotc pro EolicnO
Der @cu0lfcrutg mar 1905; QSeiBc H.
9tcger 30.ll. Gic buuptiG6li6en Gos
0c9llrio6cn marcn: SppbltS =, S6urs
lodfiebcr I, Grippe 6, S6minoilbt
43, &rcb9 9, ShIogfluB 6, @arjfrollf'
bcitcn y, 9rond)itia 4, @ungcnrnts
5itltolng 81, NribNt'idlc Nicrcnfrol1ts
belt H. Sdlu16c nod Der @cbltrt ;,
Won0cl an Eflege, Nltersihp0hc 7,
l(nfGuc s. Bon Ocn Gootcn lporcn
100 @eiBc mo AZ 9icgcr in ocn Ser.
Staaten mo 10 int 9ltSlou0c gchn.
rclt, BET 6 mar Der 8e6urt9ort ut6c-
fnnnt. 6 S~ooeSfdac ercigneten lid)
I'M o@nppicp.NipL" 30 in SoipitGlern
lno s 1T on0crcn SnItitutcn. % 50.
roncrS. SSnQucitc purccn ~o5geboltcu.
100 8ebllrtcn luuroen nngcmel0ct
luto 0~orlntcr befnuOcn lid 80 pciBe
&in0cru.
Tolgcn0c nnitcdcnOe Srouf6citcn
luurocn olAcmcl0ct Yodcu I, IipGs
tbcrittS If, 9r6lne 1, Sdorlohiicbcr
If, SppbuS 3, Moicrn t07, oei6pol.
lcnc Wunocln 2S, &cIhbllltcn 4,
gSiu6podcn 6 u1o SdNminoiudt 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25

Gut gciogt. - Sin Stuoent
scr Sllrisprnben5 iteiqt in Die Erii,
fitng. Scine iGmmtlihen GaiGen
bat CT pollcr @ebelie ltedcrL 10 boB es
ldoll cincS gittcn 8cbGdtniiieS be.
oorf, Inn oieielbcn ollseinonber Sli
bolten. Gin Stlloicu 3 College 0ibt
aud ieincm 3ueifel 0oriiber Nus.
orlf. % ncin," iprif)t Ser Eriii.
ling u1b 'hl6gt iid) nod einnnoer
inter 9enennlutg Der peridieoenen
Sebclfe oui Die cntiprchenoen Ia.
id)cn limo bier" rllft er, inoem er
lid oltf Die binterc Soientuife i6lGgt
Iroi it. - Sharfridjter (alli Dem
@egc SIR @inri6titng): oMiltb, Sll.
Der, Sic MAIDEN jan @eIift, ais obs
5l.n Stanoesontt ginge!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25
s oepba $. q 6 b b. 6.
ST., %. Sonudr 49,.
| IieEes, tIeines Gpdlen!

U(elH llepes, lItlHeS Gpd)sn!
9iesmat mDdte i4 mid febr iiber
bie 8iirse Sbres li:Ien @riefe3 leila
gen. Sic Gaben wpbI feline I3eit mebr
fir SoIepba? Srei!j4, tpenn man nit
2eutnunts Salittitub lGuft, oentt
man nidt an bic arlre eiaiome 6rtune
bin!
Sd bin f0rr,Ii6 eiisri4dtig, Gpu,
pirtli9, glouben gie cs m;r! -
Sic mDdten alip, ooB ia ots !Scrr
tomine? Nun pobl, ga bab' i6 mir
ettpaS ausgeoa9t ob e5 ober SSbren
9eifau bat? gDi. mars oenr, penn ih
als 2eutnant fomme? SD bin 9rpB
unb mayer; ba piirGe e8 gar niHt aufz
faqeno t~pirten, lrenn i1 cine Uniform
onbate. Gtnen bunteGElpaoen S9nurrz
bart peros i3 mir aud ontl,len, oas
nit ih Gie Elm rreniJ an S9ren Reife>
geFdbrten erinnere!
Die Uniform farm ID Ieift bctpm
men. Sd trerb. meinsn Better ouyum
Bitten - DER 1T iebr pir9niigt uno bat
Sinn fir einsn barmIoIen S9ers, unS
ieiner Obstruction Elm i6 iidsr.
Id, Gpfen, ri, Ir:ue ib mid! Sal.
ten sic nur bsn 0aumen iteif, oaB
ntft in leBter S!un0e etlpas bo3piz
fdcn tommt uno un8 dc Jreube per,
birbt!
9urf id hoffsr, baB Sic NIT met
mem YIQn einoerItoaNen Iin0? Sd tes
fonne rpht re9t bald &eI9eio, oanit
i6 mir eoentueu etlra3 anOte5 au3oen<
fen tdnn9
Sn ber5lider 3unei9ung sriiBt sic
Shre So'ethd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25

0cH pte lle 9etocpt uEo 3uoerettet Dera
6en foqteu. Q(uein in Dem 8etiimmel
afteten Die peni9iten auf jene 8ors
IeIun1. 9dgegen nabmer Ole 9uten
2eute Die boh9eprieIenen 9noucn pers
tpunoert in Die 6dnoe. rohen, f6meds
ten uno ledten oardn; topf56iittelno
Bot ie Elm Nabbor Dem dnoern; man
brad fie poneinanoer uno mari iie sen
Sunoen Dor, 0ie oaran Gerumihnup'
perten unb iie elei6mGBig perIhma6s
ten. Nun trar i9nen ba8 llrtbeil ges
fpro9en! Die 9inger," bieb es, yries
den uidt unb I6meden ridt. uno ni6t
einmal bie 0unoe m09en 1te freTen.
Was tpdre up8 oamit qeGolfen?" Sns
stpiIGen tpuroe oeS S0ntgs WtlIe po1'
Sogen uro feline @dbe inter Die an
~peTenoen @arieneigent6iimer alsges
tbeilt, na6 @er9dltniB ibrer 9eIibuns
gen. jebod 70, bab audi Die @eringern
ni6t inter einigen Meben ousgingen.
Saum ir9eno iemano bate bie ertbeilte
IrpeiIung gu ibrem @nbdu re6t be-
g~riffen. @er iie olIp ni6t 0erabe3u in
ieiner getGui4ten GrpartunQ ouf Ben
Sebridtbaufen parf, gina bod Bel Ser
pfldn3ung 10 perte6rt lpte mOgli6 gu
Merte. Gintge ftedten ite bier uno ga
~ein3eln in Die GrOe, obne fi9 peiter
Inn lie gu tiimmern; anoere (uno bars
unter mar audi meme liebe @robmut,
ter) 9Idubten oos Ding nod tliiger an,
5uereifen, tpenn iie Die 9~artoffeln bei'
Iammen auf einen Saufen i9iitteten
uno nit etlpas Groe bcbedten. Sd
ipufIen Tie nun 81 einem oi9ten Stl3
ineinanber.
Die Serren BON Ratb braften mo-
tiirlid BALD in grfa0rung, bab es I'M
ter ben Gmpfdngern piels loIe Ger'
G6ter gegeben, Die ibren S6ab gar
ni6t einmal Der Gr6e anoertrdut bait
ten. 0drum iparo in Den CONNER
monaten bur9 Sen Hatbsoiener unb
6elbpG6ter cine algemeine uno itrenge
&artoffel16ou peranitaltet uno Den
nioerIpenltig @~efunoenen cine feline
9eloouBe dlf9ele9t. SdS CAB lptes
berum Elm groBes @ei6rsi uno bisnte
audi chen ni6t ba3u, Ser neuen Sru9t
an ben 9eItroftcn Before @Dnner unb
Sreunbe 81 ertpeden. 9as Sabr nads
ber erneuerte Ser 90ni9 feline pobltbds
ti9e Spsnoe ourd cine dbnlide Ga
Dung. Quein oie5mul berfuGr man
babel b0bern SrtS aud 3ipedmGbiger,
inoem su9lei6 Gin 2anoreiter mitge.
i6idt purbe. Ser ala geborener
Shpabe oe3 GdrtoFFetbaueS funoio
unb Oen 2elten lei Der pflan3ung be-
bilfli6 mar un0 Die peittre 9flege re-
Iorgte. 60 tam alIo oieTe neue 5ru6t
Suerit ms 2ano un0 bat Ieitbem, ourd
INNER perme6rten Nnbau, trdftta 9e,
pehrt. Dab ME tpieoer cine Sungers'
not6 10 o1qemein un0 0riiteno bei una
bat um iiG a~reifen t6nucn, Sennofl
erinnere ih mid oar iuo6(, boB ia crit
1855 bel Storgaro gu msiuer an8ene9'
men @erpunOerung bic eriten 9artof'
feln i'm freien Tetoe ausgsIest gefun'
Den hdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25
s o epbo $. an 6 b. g.
g.. Is. Sarlldr 80.

81, Is. Saauur 49,.
Meine lie6e 6rduIein Gou!
Sd bin QIittli6, RAP id Sbren eins
9itte erfii1sn lam! Snlicgen0 einige
Masten6iIOsr, Ole ih am pori1eiltais
teiten fir sic finoe, Die n9iaeures
rim" 1T febr gesi9net; uter ba3 Mltros
fentoItiim lpiiroe S9ncn ctenfals Gus
ge3ei6net itebcn = i'd finoc eS Ic6r
fGit. Der p~liiiirte rei. e Hod unb bic
blaue 8IuIcl - sole Ocaten Sc iiter
Die Eierrette9 Gs lit iro6l ni3t8? ob:r
iiber Die SetttIaiGe9 SIT Dies nibt fe4r
ori9ineQ?
sic baben Ole Ma9t, uno ib bin
iiGer, DAB CT: cut to&blenl -
gtun nod ems: Ol il reulih pers
btnoert mar, %bre rcrI0nt.6e 9etannts
l6oft 5i MAIDEN, nil i'd od3 icBt nads
bplen.
SG fprlme gu rcr1 U&3sfenfon;
bort tDnnen mir un3 uHCcnirt treifcn
uno %auSptauoarn -rorduaqeic5t,
baB Sic einneritan0en 'in0. Sd fam
IS niinlia gut m0glia) MAIDEN - bern
um b,cIe 3eit finb mem: Gltern ceroSs
perrciit. Gtnas otenteuerli6 lit ia
Der Gtan - ater cniY6u.bEar, ga mir
in Der S&rreDat23eit Ietea, IN Der
mon6eS erlalb. it,--
lIe6riQen3 = i'd bate G'elcoeate cit,
nit 2eutnart Sinin,cr 5~uIomnea gil
iein. Da bab' i6 ,bn unarfiiail auSs
qcfotiGt - CT IG:pGrmt ron Sbnen
- miin5Iid merr barii(er! gtlr 70
piel, boB ct mir ron ie,nec Reiie mt
Sbnen sr5Gblt bat - m5GIe 5u germ
pi1err, tper sic iino!
4lio, liebes Gp6en, sic i6reiben
mir pobl, % Sbnen mRin &ommsn
re9t lit. sic foGen nlGt benlcn, oab
i4 odmals abfiQtli@ fern sebI,eben
BIN!
, Sd freue mid 70 unbeI4rei6li6
oorauf, Sic gu ie6en!
Mit ber5Iiden Griibsn tets
Sbre SoTep9d.
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Ciinlameeit 70
y
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(6ortiebrng.)
@us SToepb SiIGingers
8rte an &onra0 BON
81 D0er.
(6ortiebung.)
81, 10. Sanuur 49,.

81. 10. Sanuur 49,.
uno geTtern iGrieb Ie mir,
aGeroing9 ieDr fur5. 8eibt Ou, lpcn
tie bat tennen ge!ernt - Mrno Don
9riiden, bab' gar ntGt mebr on i'm
geoadt. Oh ipctbt, er tpar mir nift
grim! llno Gpd f6eint @jefaLen on
ibm gu finoen, er mar ibr Siidberr
gum Sal; ie Iduft nit ibm @6litts
fdube - uno oas Bette - qelegents
lid min lie i'm iiter 2eutnart SiQins
ger ausfori6en. ga, pie 81, Iustunft
ousfaaen miro, tonr i'd mir le69ait
oenten! Sd tpnnte Dem aerl ben Sal8
um0reben!
Sra idrieb, Dab ON 7. Je6rrar Elm
Mdstenbdll 1T, an rem iie t~beilaebnen
min. lln6 peiBt On, rer rc6 - 3
Meine @enigteit! Die Gote mub iebt
enti6iehen iperoen! @s tpiocrItrebt mir
INNER mebr, Sbr tinoIi6es, t0itlites
Uertrduen gu miBbraufen.
Sic bot mid, ibr cinige 8oYtiimbils
Der 5u bel orgen, mas i'd Ic6r germ
tbue!
&ot6e mir rpn meinem @orbd6en
nift ab! Oh iiebit bp9 elm, cap es 10
ntd)t petter Qeben fam. Gpa miro mir
f6on per5eiben! - 0u Boit bo1 Telbit
9~eleien, Dab fie ni6t u19iinitig iiber
mid 9eurtbeilt bat!
Sch pcbI, alter Sunse!
0eIten Cruz.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25
pi' frlltn Aarioftln IN Aolbrrs.

Cine intersFante Grinn.rung an bic
Girfii6rung Der Sortoffeln in preus
ben entbdlt Die Dor tur3em neu bers
ausge9ebene, bon inn ielbit perfabte
Gebensbei6reibung Soa6im Nsttels
beds, beS betonnten beloenmiitbigen
gertbciOisers lei Der gelagerung Sol
beras bur6 Die 6ran3oien i'm Sabre
1907. Nettelted, Der 1898 in Solbsrg
s~sboren puroe, idreibt untsr @ns
berem:
SIN Sabre 1745 erbielt aol6erg
our9 Die porIorgenoe Site oes Sc.
nigs JrieOrif II. elm @cThent, oas
oamal5 bier5ulance nod bD1ig unbee
tannt mar. Sin GROCER Grd9ttpdgen
ndmli6 to1 adrtoffeln lungte ouf Dem
Tiarite an, unO 0ur6 Srommeli6lug
iii Der Stu0t unO in Den 8oritGoten
crying ole getanntmaduna DAB icoer
CartenbeiiBcr itd gu elmer beitimmten
Stunoe Dor Dem Rdtbbauie ~ein3ufins
Den Daee. od Der &0nis ibnen eire be-
loneere Mo9lt6at 3ugeoa6t babe. GILES
geriet5 in elite itiirmiI4e 8erpesuns,
uno oas Ill I'm 10 mebr, je lpcniqer
mar pubte. tDos eS nit oieiem &C.
i9ent Su beosuten babe. Die 6erren
bonn Ratbe 5eigten nunmebr Ser pers
idmmelten Wen9e Die neue Sru6t Dor.
Sone,eu marc cine umftdnoti6e On
peiTung perteieu, tute oieie Gartoffetn
''"''ln5t unO tetuirtbi9aftet, oesgleis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25
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Nabe5u bun6ert Sabre Iino peroan,
gen, Ieit0,m Die @elpo6nbeit beItebt,
nit oen oben genannten bier 8lldItds
BEN bel GinIu6ungsI6reiben nm ole
@nttport bes Gingeldoenen Su bitten:
nllm IntNport miro geGeten." Die bier
gr6Ita6en go6en oui6 5toBebue Wnlab
gu einem biI4en 2uitIpiel, I'll. q. 10.
g." Sm 8erliner !SofIdduIpiel6ouie
%errtete in oieIer &om06ie Der trefTlihe
aomiter &drl Wit6elm Gero. unael,
mann in Der 6auptroue Sriumpbe. So.
mig Srie0rih Wilbelm H., Der f6 an
lln3elmunn5 Spiel tei Ser gremiert
bes Stiide5 portreffil6 amiiTirte,
'9idte Dem 8iinitler rad Ser 0orItel.
hung ourf einsn ieiner 6offuri:re eiren
9orb feiniter Qnanus uno oussrteIe,
men Sotoier Wusbru6S. Sn Sem Gorfs
funo lln3elmann folgen0e, bonn a0nio
fel6it gef4risbene Morte: ,Uno Ana,
mas wer6en ge1eIIen. - Uno Aus.
bru6 wiro getrunten." lln3elmunn
foq ii6er 0ieIs t0niglife @uslsguno
Se3 IL. q. tp. g." in teiner @ei1e ur'
ge9olten gspeTcn Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25
6 b. g. a SospGa s..
g., 10. Sanudr 49,.

2iebe, tbeure Soiepbo!
Hatiirltcn - nit tduieno Sreuocn
bin i9 einperitanben, bab sic toms
men! 0as lptro bsrrIid. uno i9 fam
Die 3eit taum eriparten, Bis es 10 fpsit
lit! -
Sir 9efanbte Wlastenbilbsr beIten
Cant, antei bieIetfen auriid - lis ouf
Die S.ttfldihe. Sie 9aten rebt, bas
Soitiim tit iebr origineQ uno gar niat
i6irer bersuf!e1en. Sd ne1n1e gang
lsi6te CRIME Ssioe ober Itlas, mai
icben, ipds AM better. pabt - auf
jeocn Jau mub es f4id rerosn.
9t9sunerinren, Spdnierinneu peroe
i'd iifer geniiseno terumlauIen ieben!
Gas pierrettentoItiim oefiel mir ou4
iebr - oo6 tptG ih ba8 Iieber niGt
nchmen. CD austo6en ME i9 pobl
mO4te, fDnnte i9 mid bier oo6 nidt
oIfo bate oas &oTtiim ieinen 3red
fir mid periebIt.
Sn Der penIion ha!ie i6 ais @did3so
NAL mas geleiitet - bate oas gang:
9au5 uuf Den &opf geReGt! -
0a5 @ct,er lit 9.rrliG. Cine
friI4e adlte berrIdt, uno eS liegt
S6nce. 9eitcrn Nd9mtttaJ bin ib
brei Stunoen auf b:m GiIe glpeien-
adj, oas III Elm 8oblgsfiibl! gu !6aus
lief i'd nit Dem @ruber Inn Ste Wette
= bd tparen mir nitt au balten -
fa1t o:n ganss1 Sag traften mir auf
Dem GiIe 3u, pbne miios gu rcrten! =
ST BARI mid alio bdrauf perlaHsn,
bab Ste fomlnen, oab S9ren SIR
gntiAluB nidt Ieio lpiro2 Sic m"iiiIen
mir dter S9r Goitiim p%srratfen -
pie tpdr's, lrenn Sic dls !Serr fommen
piiro:n? GaS ironte i) anfangs 10
germ; a6er bd Sante 70 iebr sesen
bieie Sbee mar, lieB i9 baron ab.
@ieIei9t bat fte rsbt oebabt; an