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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-31
PRESIDENTS INTERVENTION
In the Switchmcn's Strike Asked by
Mayor Of Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. So.-Mayor
James c. Haynes has asked President
Taft to intervene in the switchmen's
strike.s
President Taft will meet II. B. Per-
ham. chairman of the Railway Depart
ment OF the American Federation OF
Labor: Chairman Knapp, of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission and Com
missioner Neill in Washington tomor-
row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-31
BASEBALL NOTES.

President B. B. Johnson of the Amer
lreh league nafied the schedule COM
mite Of that Organization THURSDAY.
Ine Sommittee will consist Of Charles
a cmiskey, Chicago; F. G.. Farrell
of New YORK and President Johnson.
yqson said the committee would fight
hasf for the 154-games schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-31
DIPLOMATIC KNdT.
Continued from Page2one:

recting military operations in the ca-
pacity Of minister of war. WAS received
at the state department To-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-31
y t,ai, IA ~ yfof
Il 2ff9fn Van 134j e, E,g as

ap, s9an ~ s''' e '"''s r'T IS
wen n r. fRs lionoEof ascertain aim II
Amid "a STkfaiss Of uncertain, ways,
t.Andksa1 &head and leavAt the resi- 70
3 The speaker hegan by telling the story
from II hicsl the toast is taken of the dis
66s * ofs th9 Hudson. ''The lucky chance
awsffs the FEARLESS and the day is AWAY
loriss for the man who has anything TO
fio,'. hescontinped, Have an aim, have a
narpose, If y6h sacceed in selling farm
= ArfAE be because you have a fixed aim.
I ffidegneath the morals of d nation is the
y inaercial and industrial life OF the peo-
Gnderneath7 all that you do Y the
7Ioap&Eity of the State. Hold to. your
SssfsC{k wtths.a,. grim determination. With
the lxed psppose you must think victory,
HI nlsIst feAE success in your very bones.
&ian the big tbing, it is always easier OF
:Stcompiis hmefit than the little thing"
II It was - Is when Mr.. Dunnack finished
speaking and the banquet closed with a
toast to Mr.. Hutchins proposed by Mr.,
Dunnack:
May he live long enough in Maine to
find not a single farm for SALE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-31

5bez S5.sUSOnS, FtODert anu
ebRev. Dr. ]. D. H. Barry,
~ the Church of st. Mary the
Il, ID; performed the ceremony.
s M Snowden, who has extensive
sblQdHeas interests in the Northwest,
wan graduated from the Sheffield
scientific School in 1895. He and his
bride had been acquainted since they
were children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-31
vPlssidsni Mar
tsday at New York.
Snowden Of &1s,
S The H,lqs|!
|sads lptie.ls A'e
(pg SSbsa ef tsst. i

Pee. sO.-Miss Lc4ise
daughter Of Mr.. md
aft and niece Of the
I'D <lTslk fternoon
s.s1t George
4 a. Invita-
ylimited, be-
of Mrs. HOr-
Q bride.
q Washing
I, but Mrs.
nit her to
sideRt was
lkksf, Miss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
KING EDWARD WILL
ACT AS ARBlTER
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, November 29-Tbs
United States and Chile have both
agreed upon King Edward as arbiter
of the Alsop claims. 1t was announced
last Friday that Chile would be salts.
fed with King Edward to decide as to
the justice of the claims, and the Unit.
ed States announced yesterday that the
King would be satisfactory TO this gov
eminent.
The selection of an arbiter will prob
ably mean that diplomatic relations
with Chile will be resumed, pending
the decision. AT present all the Unit.
ed States consulates in Chile are closed
on account of Chile's hardness in car.
lying out the terms of her agreement
to assume the obligations of Bolivia
TO the Alsop company. The firm stand
taken by the Washington government
has brought Chile 10 a realization Of
The fact that she can no longer tribe
with this country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
COUNTY MULES ILL
TREATED BY employees

Two white mules, the property of the
City and County of Honolulu, were bad.
ly treated in Manoa yesterday, when
employees of the road department sub.
jeeted them TO beating and prodding,
II longhandled shovel being used upon
their backs, Miss Rose Dawson had
her attention called to the matter and
she went TO the place aud saw only a
few blows, the men desisting when they
saw her approach,
The mules have been used on the
plough which Is tearing up tho old
roadway on Lower Manon road. They
had been worked hard All day and
about half an hour before time for
quitting the span was 30 tired that they
hnally refnsed 30 work, Tho Hawai-,
Ian laboTeTs gathered around tho mules
aud after trying to urge them 10 eon'
inne, whipping and striking them, one
nap picked ~ tbs shovel aud began
20 hfluhaf the poor beasts TIE luna
watched lhe performances bat took 20
hand in The maiipF hlsi DAWSON
nalihei both ihs luna and tho men,
itai ~ lhey repeated ihp performance
30 uoula ifkp lTeiiif iaeasugps 10
hays ils blpipliy stopped
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
COOK THREATENED
WITH BREAKDOWN
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, November 29.-Dr.
Cook, the arctic explorer who claims
to have discovered the North Pole has
not sailed for Europe, as was reported
yesterday. Instead he has gone ont
INTO the country, where he is recuper.
ating from a threatened nervous break.
down. When he quietly disappeared, it
was snrmised that he had left for
copenhagen to be present at the inves.
hganon to be made by the university
as to the authenticity of his claims to
being the first man to reach the pole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
TWENTY-FIVE MILLION
IN CORPORATION TAXES

WAslilNGToN, November s7.-The
regulations governing this assessing and
collection 0f the corporation tax 10
ready for tho printer and will be h,
SUED from The government printing Of
nee shortly The attest estimates got
INC amount that tho government will
not annually from this iaa az twenty
nle million dollars,
From ihp reports VI the federal
agents over ihe county u has beeh
napnd ihai oHg buuiTNd and iHeniy.
$50 thousand eeTpaIailons Nlll Pay
lass Int lhs snffu N pnele sam
f1elp lFaE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
DEFENSE OF
OAHU GREAT
ISSUE NOW
Millions in Money, Thousands of
Men, and Battleships and
Guns to Come.
MAKE ISLAND IMPROBABLE
Chief of Staff Would Station Ten
Thousand Men Here Now
if Practicable.
MAKE ISLAND IMPROBABLE
tFrom saturdays Advertiser.)

D X Xxx X X X X X X X X X X X
K Before three years have pass
K ed there will probably be more
X soldiers, including both infantry
K and cavalry, stationed In the
K vicinity of Honolulu than in the
k vicinity of any other city under
K the stars and stripes.
X The most powerful naval sta
4 ton in the world will be at
4 Pearl Harbor.
X Expenditures for the new
4 naval station on Oahu will soon
4 aggregate ten million dollars.
4 General Bell, the chief Of
X staff, would send ten thousand
\ soldiers to Oahu at once II he
X could have his way and the war
r department is working to 30 en-
X large the army as to make de-
+ tachment of that many for Oahu
X possible. =.
K The navy department will sta
r tion some of the older battle
r ships in reserve at Honolulu as
X soon as practicable.-A
X correspondence from Washing
X ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
lIGHTSHIP MISSING
OFF OREGON COAST
(By Associated Press.)


The liphtship Aroo which Iast Pr;d.,,
strrok on ho 81 49, -.
va, vi '"e nor'h coast OF
oreeoh' WIN the result That three OF
her crew were drowned while trying
TO escape in the small boats ia m;ss;no
She IL stormborrd souoLo ..
"o'e ou' Ut
'en anu grave Tears are telt Tor her
SAFETY. q
SSSSSSsSSSSSSsSSSS
civilization is based on, and has grown
out of, Jesus Christ
elm this day great MANY who are
good people have no interest in onr.
porate Christianity. They nav no at
tention to church nor to organic re-
ligion. There is no holy day or holy
place or holy book. They live in the
contentment of their possessions: thew
are satisfied with the culture and re-
finement and pleasure which sbev seels
for their bodies and minds
HLife is secularized for them Tbev
are not irreverent or scoffing, but sim
ply they are satisfied with culture. arc
anu lhe things winch they possess.
in heir own moral ire is due tn their
- =. ~ '"'ii' 'uiSht
put tney are Indifferent or negligent
as TO the maintenance of the Christian
reilgion'
III IS 100 early to say what effect
inns VIII nave on society, but there are
mere ana mere ominous indications
whleh iead one TO beheVe that prac-
llchi aDahuonmeht OF rehglon VIII
mean IN generation OF Two degrada-
'ion ,y OF soclai IRE,
GA mnsn men men seize PACK ana forget
uod ana tneir chlldren are brought up
without any knowledge of Him there
WI, DE sure 10 come time When they
WI! DC wl,hout nope ana without GOD
III =, the -, worlu, . -. A.. -, m.
In the evening the Rev. W. II. Bliss
preached on the subject of prayer.
This was suggested by the fact that
this is the week of prayer observed
by the brotherhood of st. Andrew in
connection with lay brotherhoods in
various denominations. Canon Simp-
son took the Hawaiian services at the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
May Succeed Zelaya.

NEW ORLEANS, November 90
Senior Lecares, former minister from
Nicaragua to the United States, is, ac-
cording to rumor current here, slated
to succeed Zelaya as president of Nj
caragua. His candidacy is favored by
the United States, as it is believed
that he would be a better man at the
head of the government of the Central
American Republic than Zelaya, whose
dictatorial rule has plunged the coun-
try into war and revolution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
GOVERN MENT
OFFICIALS
MUM
Evade All Inquiries as to the
Situation in the Republic
of Nicaragua.
MAY TAKE ZELAYA'S PLACE
d Former Minister to United
States Is Slated to Sue
coed President.
nay TAKE ZELAYA'S PLACE
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, November 29.-No
new advices have been received here
by the state department relative to the
situation in Nicaragua and the author
tiles here are in the dark as to what
is happening in the southern country.
The state department is extremely
reticent as to the intentions of this
government and all inquiries as to the
reported landing of force of blue
jackets from the cruiser st. Louis are
carefully evaded. This of itself lends
color to the report, and it is the gen.
eral belief that the commander of the
cruiser has found it necessary to take
radical measures for the protection of
American interests in Nicaragua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

Hog III Mprinocn GiStrpitulcn Oilrd
ole bellcr iueroenoe 2rit.
Ger Goro it's - Der auro Ia
Siilfe gcbolt, ibncn Ben @e9 Sl nus
gcjclgt -pcrm nlld) MIR Der &crr ga.
BET lp0r'." iticb bcinubc atbcmtIos
Scpp bcrpor.
l(l0 oa bob iid Dor i6ncn sic
Sd)nccOcdc; lpie cin munoclnbcr SIT
gel fant cS nllnldblid) berun mo iebi
ld)oB &arp, Der trclle Slu1b, luilt min.
lelno ats Dem Slodcnnlccr bcrpor Ii.
ailf Nl,uo SIT.
yNnQpb, nnlcrc SGgcrblrid)cn."
ricf Scpp rilo idipcnftc lcine Miibc.
"6roiL 6rolt, gclpbt lei sic bcili9c
Sltngfrolt, oo icb' id) rnicrcn Scrrn!"
Ibcr Nina borte MIR bic 9otid)oit,
JIG nllBte iibcrspoltigt bic 9lugel
ld)lieBcn mo Itiitte iid) in ploblidcnl
Sd)monfcn oili Die Sbouicl in ibrcr
Suno.
God idJon unlioBtc lie ell, ~ltarfer
Irn1; mic I'M Srollnle iol1f ibr Snnpt
ouf Die Sdllltcr oeS @ieoergciinoe-
llelt. 4
.0crettct, lieheS @cib! rs bat
nid)tS SIT iugcn! Sd bin nit einent
hlallen Iilge uno Der Sooesougit Inn
Gllf bnpongefonrmen. 9tln lit aQes
gut, nodhcm id) Gid nro bic &inocr
geiuno mo moblbeboIten lpciB! 8ott
ici Nonf, bob id) Gilf mieoer bab',
oob i'd mieocr babcin bil!"
60 iprnd) Hobert's Gimme, llno
oils Ilnla ocll Suilt oerlelbcn Der.
nobnr, % mor eS ibr, ais fldilgc lie
geraoc iuie emit NIT oem Boulder Der
alten 3cit. ltno banlaIS, 10 lebr Iie
oild) naf @orten rang, nerIoote ibr
ieoes, ltno MIR oaS cine pcr,nod)tc lie
leiic ju itulfmeln: .Sergi6!" \
. nTcrgib OH mir!"'iliilterie or al.
rid nit icncr inni9cn @cidbcit, Die
tic l1nglt fir inner pcrlorcn at.
alaibt, u,b iein @cib icit an ici1
'Scr5 oriidcnb, ifritt or nit ibr Der
Shiirc ST.. aus iueldcr icst il, lo,itcm
Siibel Sons rl,o Crete itiir;tcn, bon
DEM bellcil0cn &nro ulntobt.
v8ieocrpercint.." iagtc ser SorItcr
inter Den Sicbfoin1gcn icincr Sin.
Der. vSrot mo Corn ioQcn nid,t
nicbr III nnlcr @alis c%infcbrcn. Ssric.
Den lnio Gintrott bringcn aGcil,
8liid mo Srcroc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

ben - Der Sd)llcc liegt Hoitcrbod,.
Mlr limo pcrlueht, SroiL lrlo Der Scrr
nit 0obciln! @ott itch ibnl bel -
iuclut onS @cttcr 0cu Ncrrn MIR nit
bct'nt Afod)buuicNcbcn crcilt bat! -
: bob' ld)on NncS -probtrt, lrnl 'Ilcl,
&cg nila5uid)ollfclu, $ lit ubcr gun5
umnionit. Ger NSinb treibt bcnS d)ncc
glcid) mleOer 5uionmlt' bo blcibt
mir ilbriQ, ais ruhig o%bSupurtcr mo
II &ntcrlulicr bctcn iiir bic. oic'a nod
or9cr 'troifcn bat, ais ms bcrill.
ncn!"
Sic Gorltcrin id)oiltc iuic DiilIcill.
dclrO itnt lid.
Limo Nicnn1n0 lit jilr Nun0, OCT
unS bclicn f0lmi' - obcr luurtct,
Scpp, if bin ia nod GA nnb lucrbe
Glld) sur Stitc itcbcn, nit Shnilicln
llnb Yiden. Gem binollS mo bltrd)
n"liiilcn mir; nid)t uniertiucgcn -0ott
lei Can't Die &ilocr iino gcborgeil II.
Nabrun1Snlittcl gcnug I'M &uuS,
nlchr hroild)t Is nid)t - nbcr llcill
Mann lit brolBen ulo fonn iliht
hcim. llnb i'm oiirfen mir nid)t benz
Trolt mn Stlrln iiberlalien, llrt fei.
llcn Yreis! @cb'. Sitter, eS lit Giler
Serr, iilr ocn Shr'S tbllt - id) bobc
Strait fiir ,}luei - piclleid)t g%clingt'S
inns ood 49,"
llno nit ilttcrnoer Snit id)lunD bic
innac Irou Gin Srd) I'M &opf mn
Sd)iltcr, follnl nabm lie lid 3eit, Die
ainber, iucld)c meinellb nud) Dem Su.
ter tragteil, 5u berubigelL nlo banil
elite JIG ants Sal,stbor, All Dem Sepp
rotbloS ltanb. Giiiee 6loden pcbter,
ibr ms 8eiidt, ~blcrloenbe Sfnce.
malicn tbiirmtcr Iid) iiberal uili. @ie
ell Sd)leicr iiel cS iiber lire al,gcn
- 11a'tlide Togclltinnncn ororgct
Inn Sd)ub ilcbcr,o at ibr Sbr. gauge
0ol'icn Der flcineu 8eid)opie nm
bilpften Die 6iiBc- Trau Il,na's. Sic
obcr lnb ililr aoro, mclder init bel.
och SorocrpIoicr utablolIlg I'M
Sd)l,cc ipilhltc, OILS abrc CT Die Dc
fobr, III Der uijucifclbait Icit @crr
id)lpcbc.
"Sbm nad,. Scpp, Inn nod! anro
lit g0nib al,i Der rcd,teu Sdbrtc!"rici
Nina mo Iabtc bic Sfniifcl, bic Scr
arcd)t ibr reid)tc. Sic ood)tc nid)t
Der ci0ctcn Notb iu,b Gorge, fic
oad)tc iliIr an i'm. Der opd) Der Safer
lbrcr Sinocr mo Der Monn fpar, Den
lie emit 10 iebr geliebt.
@oriloS arbcitetcn 5rau Ii. ancdlt
al, beit &ctt,mgslpcrfc, ibnelt pnrnl,,
lii,ter oftrnnligcm 9cIIcl1, Der ircuc
Siii'o. Wiirhe cS gelingcn, NM pci,i,
- NOR cS nidt Damn pielleif)t Id)oi,
5i lpat? SflpeiB beoedte bie Stirne
oer beiben. ans bef Tbiirc oes Sort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
Giucm Sciratbs GanbiDatcn.

ipilroc oilf @runo icincr In5cigc an
benz nidt nlebr im9clpobnlid)cu @Sc9e
eiilc9rout 5l c%rlongcn, folgcnoc nIco'
lihe poctiihc Giicrte gcnlod)t:
@iit III NroB nt0 id)lant gclpot1en?
3iert Gid aud elm idoncr Bart?
Bit aus Ercubcn Oh, ans Sod)lelI?
Bit Oh irpmmer, iIciB'gcr Irt?
Sit Gein NIllN' BON utiloer @loue
llnO Teiu Suor tnituniclthrurm?
@obut i'm Scr5cn Cir olth Ircltc,
Soer iiuocn oiclc &oum?~
Sd, fam fod,cll muid)elL plGttell,
StridCn, itopiclL n%cbenbci;
Sprcden non iehr nielcn GinBcn,
lln0 man iagt, OoB brou id) Ict.
Sd) fam fifteen, n0bcn, iIifcn,
llllo fam iin0cn mluloer6ar;
&d) fam Icicr, id) fam ld)rcibcn;
Sanjcn fam id) nld) logur.
@cnn nid)t 6iibihL bin id p%oiIobcl,
@roull mcin Nug' mo bIplo mcil1
S0ar,
Sd)lonf mcin &l,d)a, mcin Sim lit
coel.
llno oft bin idJ 20 Sobr.
9icS mein 9ilo, o. llnbctumter,
Soil, gu pirit 5uiricOen icin.
Sdmlocu iucrh' id) aud be5obler,
SoQt' Geiu ShnlObuh llift pcrnld)s
tet iein.
Gin MGo6cn bonn 2nnoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

bnlllcS flolg ob ulO 81 cin frogclloeS
&inocritinlmden. Nnnn iab nid)i
crlpor, llid)t 5ilriid, llnobl0''lg llld)tc
tic Nun porluortS ST. brilgcl. Dos
cllticiicltc Glcnlcnt icood) lpottctc sen
Nuitrenguulgen circs McnidcnpoarcS
rur0 tricb mobl1iiig, folt iibcr ibrcll
@opicr, Ocn Sd)ncc jll WuIlcn mic-
Der %5illnlnmen.
nllmionit!" 9ic Sdn,licl iorf oltdy
ibr cllolid) ans Der crmilbctclt @nnb,
Scpp itono longlt ld)on crld)6pft oil
icilcr Ncrrin Scitc - &nro mar I'M
Sd)ncc pcridhuunocn! y%llnIonlt!"
90 ncigtc Strait Nina OoS Suilpt uuo
I'M pollcn 9elpubtlciu ibrcr Obnnlott
fnlnen Die crloicubcu Sbr0nen. 9tlrt
crit cnpIono lie Den gon5cll Sdrcdcll
Der Scrluchunh bclm biclc bcociitctc
olc llnmo9lid)fcit, bcnl obne 3lucifcl
ucrun9liidtcn @ntteu 5ll Siilie sl ei.
len. - SSett mnlBtc Scpp Die iulge
6rou llod) &olic iilbrc1; lie id)lponf.
tc bci icbem Sd,ritt Dor &raitloliGfcit
utlb @cr5ensongit. Sn ibrer 9rrrit
iprud) mrouiborlid) cine Stimmc:
rSln 8rolle geld)iebcn! 8, ooB id)
nidt cin pcriohnlides @ort gefitn.
ben. mcin tboridtcs Shmeigen bat
i'm blnoilS, bat i'm in oen 600 &C.
tricben!"
Sailglum rullr Stlrloe lm Stulloc
oobil,, cine cnOlole ban9c Nad)t Der
ltrid). 6rau gnnu ioB nit geioltcten
9orocn I'M groBen Sflofituble;
redlts mo linfS fnieetcn untcr ySei.
men Salls mo 0rctd)ell, Die nid)t
lilcbr luogtell, llad) Dem ieri,en Safer
jill Iragcn. Sir,ter ben bcciitcn Scli-
tern lag manneSbod) Der Shncc,
Der Stltrm abcr id)icn ~ crnlottell;
itlo inllier lcltcl1cr crid,iittcrtc CT
boS balbperinnfcnc Sans.
llno wicbcr tngte cS, nno ani'S
Ncite begnnnen 9errin lulo &ncd,t
Die @rbeiten poil geltern. Scut in.
ocllcll pcrio9tc Dem orlilci, @cibc oft
Der Ithclr, mo mrSepp seigtc GRO.
BcreS Gertrnilct n1to bciicrcn Wiitb.
rWcnn llllr Der aoro micber finn
no ooS Sbicr itcfcn mog?" 1ubcrte
CT 9coonfenpo[l nno rid)tctc lid 81.
9lcid) lniildcllb nilf bcrn cs ipnr Inn,
oils battc er Cit fur5eS oumpIcs Bel
len, mic aus Der Grbc, 9cb0rt. alirS
oonad) ocrlcIbc Con.
Sort Die Srnll ni6tS?"
@obI, iie pernobrn cs audi, oonn
lporb cs iGQ unb Jest roln cs n6bcr
iii,b rl16er.
va~Gmodiiecr @ott, man fcnlnli
inns sur Hettline! - llno CT -"
Nit f%ieberbaiter Soit orbeitete
Sdoitfcl I'M Sd)oufeI, Der Shnee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

borg; CT pcrgoB, iuic pit CT ibrc Nit.
ten mo Torltcllngcu folt 5lriidgc.
%lulclell, mo DAB c9 ldllcBlid nllr lcill
c~iAcncag0crf iuor, lpcnn tic ~ullmGblid,
Qclcr1t, ibrc Gnpiinoumgcu SIT be.
nlciItcrn mo SIT idpuciOcu, itlum 5lt
lucrocn iuic Dos 8roh.
Selltc oilnft ibnl ibr Sdmci0cil
ulcrtrG9lid); cine Gllttb pnn &logcll
lu0rc Dent ncrltinnmtcn Monnc licbcr
9eluelcnL ais bieic &llbe, bicicr mort
lnic &orDuri in Oiicnc ul0 @cbGr.
oen! llnruDig lab CT nuf ibrc ~gc-
ld)0itigut S1loc, iuctd)c ocl Gid
obr0,mtcn. nodocnl bic Sinner ooS
,}innlcr pcrlnIicn. Gin cigcncr, 3lpie-
ipolt rc0tc lid) IN Hobcrt'S @ruIt;
bate lie ibnl rllr Gin nlilocS HGdcln
Gin crlllItblgclbca Mort g%cgonrt. -
@uitig iprolg CT lest cl1por: Die bal.
be 0cucgnlG iucld)c icin Sollpt ltlo
Hrn moebtcrL dis lpollc bicier ihrc
cnteilcnbc 8cItnlt inlIcn mo iclt5it.
boltcn llld)er, iultrbc BON gllrno nid)t
bcmcrft; id,on ltollo tic III Der Shilr,
dis CT, l,nd) Dem Suite loilgcuh, ibr
jurici; oGoB Oil cS luciBt, Innn, i6
geDc!"
Sic icnftc Ole Nl,gcl nui ocn StoB
CcQcr, bcu tic icit an lid) belt. Sbr
critics @ciilbl mar ein bciBcrS d,mer5,
Damn nbcr mcnoetc lid bod, ibr Gen.
fen Der Gorge INN iein 8obl 6r, uno
ld)neQ ilog ibr 9lif aus Dem yel,itcr
nnb bniietc irn0enb an Dem faltcn,
ticigroucn &~ori5ont. So hnllertc ibr
Shmcigcn mir lefiirbenlong. ihml
obcr ldicn cS Srot mo Sicblolig.
felt.
o&<nlpobL," lestc or raid, bil,ju. lid
9cbc, itnb nod licbcr mar cS mir, id)
biiriic nien1ola ipicocrfcbrcn."
&cnIcno 500 lest cin SturmeSbnild
oilrd) baa flcinc Nni,S, fn't flung Is
mic cine Mornnng. Ihcr Die bciocll
Wenid,cn bu brinnen ndtcten i6rcr
nidlt, bortcl llllr bic Stinntc Der ci.
gcllcu Grrcgnng. Srou Inln licb
Ioit nnborbor Die Scqcr oiii oclt
it1d)ltcn Gid li~eocrglcitcn; Sittcrtcl,
ibr uielleidlt Ser u,b @licocr? Sbrc
gippcn luorcn plotlid) bloB gelpors
oclL iolt 10 ipeib ipie oo3 2in1cn,
lurldlca chen nod Den Somilic,tiih
gcbcdt; acpoltinm abcr bob tic oci,
&opi, iunhrci,b ibrc bleid)cn 2ippcn
ltdnlnlcltcn sd .bnltc Gid ia niht.."
lllo 10 ruor CT 9egon9cil, allcin,
ohne 0riiB; rid)t einmal Den &oro
bate er mit9cben loiicn. 0it ecierf.
TEN Sbrcn iob Dos trcle Gbicr ali Der
SdncQe bcS919erholIes nnb ldIonie
trmiri9 icii,em !Serrn nad). Wonr
luiirsc er ipobl luiroerfommen?
Hift lunge oornnd fling cs an 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

ld)lcicn mo boIo n%nliin0 Die Gam.
mcrlll1 Den cinnamon Nof.
uWiuttcr, 100 lit Der Tntcr?" irootc
Id)ildltcrn Wrctd)clr, ais 6rou 9lmo
bos Ncrbicltcr nui'a Atcllc o~uSillnoctc
llno bic %Nbcnbliippc SIT bcrcitcn be-
gam. inocB aoro lon9inm III sic
Slide Gcihlid)cn fam. uSort lit CT,
&inD!"
ollno fonlnlt CT nid)t boIo 5llriid =?
Gr lit obnc .Y'biit' @ottl" bon ms
gcgongcn." - Die Nuocn Der 2lci.
ncl iiiatcn iid bel bicicll ySprtcn NIT
SbrGncn.
sd iucib cS nid)t," nntluortctc bic
Mlttcr; tic fnlicrtc an Noocn mo
500 ictt Den aopf bc8 HillocS on i6r
Nntlib; lpoS nlod)tc moDl ibr NcrS be.
lucgcn?
Mis- Trml Nnlla honlL obnc Sdlnf
III fillocll, oll'rcdt bon ihrcr Eager.
ltott olli Die rllbigen 9ltbcm5iigc Der
Sinner loltld,tc, inbcB cs r%nonibor.
lid lciic on Den Tcllitcrn nicocr-
roilldte, mic bon enoIoiem Sdncc IL.
nid)ta iid) rinNSlm riibrtc, nid)t cin.
nal Der &oro oroltBcn cillen Cant
gab bu ipurbc ibr 10 bang, 10 be.
tlon1mcn 5ll Wtlltbe, lie bate quite
ben uno Diliolls0ebcn mo0en. ocnl
ferllcn 8ottcn cntgcgclt. i'm llld,cn
mo bcint 6t 9cleiten in ocn &reiS Der
Sciilen. 9nnm ubcr geootte lie beS
ld)lilnmen Mortes, boS er bcl'mSort.
gang gelprof)clt. mo ipic ibm Ger
Mililid), bod nicnlebr suriidfebren su
miiilen, glcihiom aus ticilten @er5en
gcOrlrn9cll. @ic bate lie On nod
cinen Sd)ritt tbltll biirfen. ben10tnn.
ne nod, Der 10 gon5 Die 2iebe ST. ibr
luno benz cigel,cu Sei1u ans Der Seclc
pcrlprcn 5l bo6cn ld)ien!
60 fornpitc III Dem orrlclt 8cibe
Stol5 ino Nod)9icbigfeit, &r1rfung
uno Croucr, bis mad, Ial,gcn Stln
oell Die crnluttctcl Cider ibr 81, fiir-
sem Shllnncr nicbcrinnfcn; ibr
lester @coontc mar. bob CT ia lpiebcr.
INN lhd)t mad, Snllic gcfonMnlcn. III.
rem Sdlnlcr5e iuobl 5llrl Sros. bate
bod, aild) lie linn 5~ugeruien: sd,
Daltc lid ia nid)tl"
GlS Srni Inlm aus mirrcn Sr1li.
nlcl, crluohic, ld)niitc JIG bcirpifcu boS
9nnncrlidt. lucldcs Die Stlibc CT.
fiiatc; ipoutc CT benn bcl,ic gar nid)t
Gag ipcrocn. trosocm Scr al,diif be-
rcitS Die iicbentc Stunbe perfiinocte?
Abcr Dos lpor bns? Tic Scnitcr
ldltcnen ocrbiilt bon bidltcr. furblo.
icn Stofiei,. Die Der @Iid nid,t Sii
Diirdlorinacn %perrnpd)te; idnciberhe
adltc nod1tc iie erbebcn. Sin Spr-
bons tam Der aned)t. ibr eittseeen.
"Sei,t Moht BOTS eiu llneIiid &c.
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ben l~llrlllt er 0,1 Sitcr 2uft cin, ipoS
III Der Wtinllte oerell "a ollsnlodt.
Sil Der Stunoc mt ibrcil 60 Mtrnltcu
bctro9t Die G%inotbmung id)ort 3S1 81.
fer, mo IN Den 81 Stutbcu ocs "a.
9eS fonlnlcll ruul0 5000 in sic Gun.
gen. @icpicl lit oao? 9cfonntlid,
eltbolt cin &ubiflnctcr 1000 @itcr, 10
ooB eS Iid) bier UNI cillen S%oblroilnl
bon 8 altbifntetcrn bnnoclu miirOc.
OoS marc ld)on cilt gnll5 fleincS Sim.
nlerd)el,, 0aS bciipielsipciic = Mctcr
lang 9 Mctcr brett mo 2lLa Mctcr
bod lp1rc. Gold ciucn Hoitnl off.
men Die Slillgen cillcS llprrlolet Gr.
lpod)leltcll al cincnt Gage aus. limo
oicle Silft rcproientirt olld) cill nid,t
uncrbeblideS @cmiht, Is bot 5icnl.
lid laltge geoauert, bis mon @cluid)t
nnoGrld Der Sltit lp1gcn gclcrnt bat.
tc: ld)lieBlid lit man ober bod oo.
rllber ms alarc gefonumen llnb bat
crnittelt, DOB bic 2itit gar nid,t 10
lctdt ut. mic man ipobl announcement
gcneigt icin miro. Der Mlsbrlld:
vluftlg" nnlB ~icoenfo1s nit Goriiht
o%llgepenoet lucroen, ipcil er nid,t int
1lcr ons belogt, ipoS nit linn acrneirt
1T. Nieie 5000 &iter ipiegcn n0rnlid,
II ailo! llnb MN pcrglcidt nloll
oalllt cinllol bos @elpid)t scr fcltcn
Nabriltg, Die Gin Griuad)icncr IN 81
Stllloen normal braud)t; cs bcir0gt
i,lr B ailo! 2as lit Scr picrtc SGcil
le,eS 8eiuid)tes. 2egen mir olio
Nertb oiif @abl ullo 9eidoffcnDcit
Der Speilen, peld)c mir ecllicBcn, 10
mus oaS crit red,t gelhebel, bctrciia
Der Siit, oic mir otbnlen.