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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
OF MILLION
ARE welded TO POSTMAN

st. Louis. April 21.-After eloping
with Charles Schroeder. a POSTWAR,
of Jerseyville, ILL.,. Miss Gussie Run
dahl, stepdaughter OF a Los Angeles
millionaire, was married to Schoed-
er at Carroliton, Ill. She had been
visiting her mother in Jerseyville.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
| DEAD WHEN AUTO
COLLIDES WITH CAR

Richmond Cal April 21.-Literally
cut to pieces when an automobile in
which they were riding collided with
a trolley car, j C. Arnold, a civil en-
gineer, is dead and three companions
We're severely injured. The car
climbed over the top of the automo-
bile, pinning Arnold underneath.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
BANKER is SENT TO
SAN QUENTIN PRISON

San Francisco, April 21.--Charles
F. Baker, former assistant cashier of
the Crocker National bank, was sem
fenced today to ten years imprison-
ment in San Quentin for embezzle-
ment. He had pleaded guilty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
ON PANAMA CANAL
Three Killed and % Wounded When
ot 900 Pounds Touched off.

Panama, April 21.-A premature
explosion of dynamite occurred be-
tween the Pedro Miguel Locks and
the Miraflores Locks of the Panama
canal.
Three men were killed and 2S
wounded
Dynamite to the amount of about
$1,000 pounds, filling 90 drill holes,
"let go" from some unknown cause
The electric wires were not attached
and the only possible explanation
seems to be that a sulphur formation
at this point had generated heat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
MISS LEISEIMAN TO
WED GERMAN NOBLENIAN

Berlin, April 21.-A local news
agency announced 1t is able to confirm
the report of the engagement OF Nancy
Leishman, daughter of the ambassa-
dor here to the duke of Croy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
Wilson TO Now JerSCN.

Washington, April 21-Arrange-
ments for the presidents trip to New
Jersey are completed. He will spend
May l and in New Jersey aivocat-
ing a Jury reform.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
LEGISLATURE OF ILLINOIS Will
CONSIDER WAGE BILL FOR WOMEN

Springfield, ILL.,, April 21.-A bill
providing for a minimum wage COM
mission as a result of the recent in
vestigatlon of wages paid women will
be introduced in the legislature ac-
cording to tentative plans of the leg
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
TOGO Is ADMIRAL
OF JAPAN'S FLEET

Toxic. April 25.-Rear Admiral To-
go was appointed admiral Of the fleet
by the special government today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
Chamberlain and Lane of Oregon
Support the Cause Latter Says
There Should Be No Delay.
WOMEN ARE PRAISED

Poindexter Is Chief Speaker-Oppon-
ents of Suffrage Would Oppose Any
Franchise Based on Human Right,
He DeclareS-Lane Urges the Bal
lot for Women at once.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21
Declares That Governor Johnson and
Members of Legislature Realize
Gravity of Situation.
UNEXPECTED SOON

ANTI Alien Bills May be Acted Upon
This Afternoon in SeRite-Somc OPP
position Is Expected-Wilson us
Pleased Over Progress Being Made
on Tariff Measures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21

Washington, April 21.-During his
weekly audience with newspaper cor
respondents. the president was asked
whether he intended to deal with sci
entists separately in considering claims
for federal positions. He replied that
because a man was a scientist wouldn't
insure him job. But he must have
executive ability He refused to dis
cuss the removal of Moore.
The president declared he had re-
celved no further advices from Call
fornia but he said he believed Cover
nor Johnson Of California and the
Legislature realized the gravity of the
situation and would see there was no
discrimination.
The progress made on the triff bill
in the democratic caucus also was
Ileasing to the president.
The president is confident the tar
iff bill will not meet any difficulty
either in the house or senate. He in
tends to back up the sugar and wool
provisions to the end and expects the
senators now objecting to them to
recognize that the party is pledged to
enact such laws. He does not SYM
pathize with the views from some
quarters that the reciprocity sections
of the bill cannot be worked out.
The president said the report that
there was a hitch in the plan for
recognizing the Chinese republic was
false. China will be recognized, he
said, az soon as the new republic Is
provided with a stable government.
Sacramento, April 21-Unless ac-
ton IL delayed by the introduction oi
new amendments. the senate substitute
anti-alien land bill probably will be
taken UP In the senate this afternoon
Opposition both to the bill and the
two amendments protecting European
capital, and exempting lands used for
oil. mineral, lumber and shipping pur-
poses is expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21

islative wage probe committee. It
will provide a commission of five
members, consisting OF two employ
ers and two wage earners and a So
Geological expert. At least one mem
ber will be woman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-21

]. X. Bott came in this morning on
the n. p. train.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
THAT CHICKEN
 DINNER

A real old fashionled chicken dinner is joy at any time but when it is eaten in d room filled with good na- tured peopel all having just as good time as you are and when the room is artistically decorated and you are served by charming women-well ask al ybudy who partook of the dinner provided by the Federated Ladies Aid last night and you will find out just what the acme of enjoyment over a chicken dinner can be. Some of those who were lucky enough to eat of the good things served were so full of genial contentment that they wouldn't talk at all but those who could be made to express themselves avowed that never before was such a chicken dinner served in Nome.
 The dinner was incidental to the bazaar given by the Ladies Aid and ttat in itself was a source of a splen- dii evenings entertainment.
 There was an apron booth and a Fancy booth and a candy booth and above all the ever delightful and surprising fish pond where the most remarkable things were hooked by the expert anglers
 From the time that the first tooth bit into the kind of chicken "auntie" used to cook and the kind of cake mother used to make until the last enthusiastic participant went home cvcrybody had q good time
 The general direction of this sue crssful enterprise was in the hands of Mrs. Thomas Mulligan, the president Of the Ladies Aid and she was assist cd by number of ladies of the church. Those in charge of booths were: Apron booth. Mrs. r. 4. Peterson: fancy booth. Mrs. S. Lind Fox: candy booth. Mildred I.ehmanr; fish pond, Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. w. IT. Koch had gen "ial charge of the dinner That her efforts were appreciated is shown by the fact that not one hit of the dinner was left at the end.
 The receipts of this most success fu' entertainments amounted to $550.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
RECORDS
Deeds.

John b. Helps tt al. to J. F. Plein, tiull Moose and other claim in Cape Nome district.
 A. J. Mcdonald to Katie Hymhn. 50 to"t nf lot ;. block 53, Nome. Lease.
 Wild Goose Mining and Trading Co. ct al. to Monte Blair ct al. No [ un Center creek
 Proof of Labor.
 Mena claim Bird in Hand associa- ton between Peluk and Martin creeks. Frank Peterson
 No. l Twin Maintain creek. Fngen, Dcherty.
 Affidavit of Intention. No. II below on Soloonm river. Goo Coo association, North Star claim, No. and No. below on Shovel creek. No. l2 on West creek, No. bench on Mystery creek; Chas. 'Hedberg. Grialon association on Buster creek: Jos. Sliscovich
 No. 13 above on Osborne creek: A. c .Modini
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
PRESIDENT REFUSES.

WASHINGTON. Dec. lO.-President Wilson today. despite the pleas of the women gathered here for the suffra "a congress. refused most positively tu urg" the consideration of the suffrage question in q special message tu con- gress
 This action of the president. coupled with the remarks of Secretary Bryan which called forth the disapproval at T meeting uf the women two days ago put the administration squarely in op- position to the CauS, of surffagc
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Tickets for the next baseball games Ia be played on Friday night at eight o'clock in A. E. hall. are now on sale nt Roses candy store. Extra seats will h,. put in the hall and three hundred spectators can be accommodated. From the number of reservations of seats already made there promises to be a repetition of the capacity house whict witnessed the last double header.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
INVESTIGATE
 FERRY CRASH
special Nugget Service.


 NEW YORK. Dee. lV.-The authori ties are preparing for rapid irvesti- gation of the collision between two ferry boats which occurred yesterday ih North river and an attempt will he m" de to ike the blame for the acci- dent
 There are SO many of these boats plying in the waters around New York and they carry so many hundreds of passengers daily that evry precaution Eust be taken to safeguard the lives of those who travel back and forth to business by water.
 The question of proper life saving devices on these boats will be inves- tieated hv the federal government
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Dr. \. x. Kittleson and wife of Council have taken rooms in the Wild '',s" building and will spend the win ter in Nome. Dr. Kittleson is the manager of the Blue Goose Dredging CO. which has been operating dredg, Q Ophir creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Tho school board met yesterday af- ternoon and paid all of the regular me nthly bills. A Christmas vacation to extend from Dec. 24 Ia Ian. l. in jusivr was decided on
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
MONTGOMERY WARD DEAD
Special Nugget Service.

CHICAGO, Dee. Montgomery Ward. the originator of the mail order business and the head of the largest mail house ill the United States died here today He was worth many mill lions made in the unique business W Which he originated
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

All entries for the dog race lo Fort avis and return which will be held next Sunday must be in by tigh; o'clock Saturday night when the draw ing for position will take place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Strike" ysIIs the umpire. Did t ever strike you that you cannot afford to mis the ball game at A. 8. hall, Friday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

\'r. and Mrs. Charities Thompson entertained Moose Johnson last night .rht occasion being the birthday of the big Moose
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Ball practic" tonight will be as fol- ,ws A. E. hall. Giants 7:30 to [" Athletics 9 to l0:3O Eagle hall. Fed erals. 7:30 to 9: Red SoX. Q to lO.30.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Mrs. McLan of Stcgelmier and Mclean of solomon is visiting Mr; Nicholson in Nome. Mrs. McLean's visit to Nome is one nf combined busi- n' ss and pleasure.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
LLOYD CASWELL DEAD.
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Dec. l0.Lloyd j. Gas we'll locating engineer for the Alas ka Central railroad. died here today after q short illness
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Three hundred and twenty five pounds of mall from the outside left dltag yesterday. This is the first outside mail and should reach Nome q week from next Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

The most exciting thing in Nome You must be there. Baseball in A. Q. hall Friday night. Admission soe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Another shaft is going down on the rieht limit of Snake river. Charlie Mason is having this work done.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Nome. Dec. g. 1913. Temperature-Max.. above; min. above. Barometer--2954 inches. Weather-Cloudy Wind-N. 3 miles per hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

The Imperial candies are known as the best north of ss. The only place to get them at G. ?. Gossin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Hard and soft coal stoves, boilers, oil burners, Columbia shovsIs, picks, mining fittings. Save money at Hoit's
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Robbie Brown and pr. Fromm left this morning with a dog team for Council
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
NEWS NOTES

Dan Jones, who left here yesterday for Taylor, is reported to have reached Dexter
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
ALLAN TRIAL ON.
Special Nugget Service.

FAIRBANKS. Dec. 10.- The trial If the ltaylian Alban, who two months ago stabhed one of his countrymen ia cold blood began here today
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Miss C. \. .Anpher. of the marshal's office. dropped her watch last night and did not discover her loss for an nc UT and q half Then shc went back
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
8 ELtEvE ME.

Brass wear, Dalton ware and odd pieces are surely going cheap at Cog. gins.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros Apollo Beer on draught. also Select" by the bottle or case.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

All the little ones and suIn, big ones on cheer up. The Christmas trees are here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

The popular ball games will attract as large a crowd this week as last. Get your tickets early. Don't miss it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Arguments are still going on in tht C.st of Humcl vs. Hoogendorn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Bedrock was reached on Jack Rlake' claim yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Albert Erickson and Frank Johnson are prospecting on Center creek
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

"\ CT the trail and luckily found tn timepiece.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

WHICH WINS? Bet you a box of Roses Candies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? R { G .r-d.n. 20th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Sundback and Mentor are having | shaft sunk on the submarine
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Jacobsen and Johnson are also work ing on Center creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Home made Marshamsiiow, Hari Candy and Fancy Chocolates, Ice Cream and Sodas. Always fresh at the Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

ALL ROADS LEAD TO NOME Ard the Reef Garden.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

You're out! Way out. # you do not take in the baseball at A. 8. Hall Friday night. Admission soc.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
Gilen i'm 9mlmaacn.

Sober auslGnoif9e &aufmann in
Sitafien peiB BON ben pIumpen 5Gls
f9srtiiniten Der gef3dftstii9tigen
GbineIea Elm 2ieo gu iingen. $50 es
Ii6 MAIDEN ldBt, ntauft" Der 6ineltI4e
gambler feline @raeugnife. SIN
&lein6anOel geb0rt bas 8ef9peren
BON 5leii4 0ur9 @inprefung pon
@aTer gu ben oltdgli9iten @ri6eiz
nungen, bas @erpdHern Der Mil9 TT
ebenfaas elm 6dufig geiibter 8rau4.
Inter ben Musfubrer3eugniifen piro
gaumpole nit MaHer bef9mert,
Gele erbalten bef9perenDe 3uidBe, in
Die grbnuB1Gde perOen Steine uno
6ano nit perpadt; no INNER Die
gambler iol6e plumpe &niffe anlpens
0en, gei9iebt es nit Der 4bii9t, nit
Dem @elpi9t Der perpadten Artitel gu
6etriigen.
@inen Recommendations
Sniff bate iib ppr einigen Monaten
in S6ang6ai ein 9ineiii4er 8Obnen=
tuAen9dnDler erlaubt, beilen betrii9e=
ride Sat bpr Dem @emiI9ten Geri9t
nit elmer bo6en @elpbuBe teilpeiie ge-
Iiibnt moroen lit. Gr bate, 10 be-
ri9let Der Oitaiiutif4e 9lOpo, an cine
mel tlGnoiI1e Molterei in S9ang6ai
Sobnsntu9en gu liefern, Die ais @iebs
futter benuBt purben. Die &iibe
aaben INNER peniger Mil9. unp ei=
nes Cages ging elm Sier elm. Die
unterIu9ung ergab. bob i'm Magen
Der Sub feline @iienItiide, pie
G9rauben unb NGgel DDrbanoen
maren, Die Ser ueberi9laue ben Bob
nsntu9en beigemiI4t bate, um am
@efpi9t gu fparen. Der !9Gnoler
puroe bonn @eyi9t our 3ablung zines
@9abenerlabss an bic Molterei in
SDbe BON breibunbert Dollars oerurz
teilt.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
GrieOri@ @esbeI mno Die oeltti@e
TlOtte4

@elbft in ben 3eiten Der 3erriffen@
belt Des 8aterlanbes baben beut59e
Datripten bic Nptpenbigfeit elmer
6eutf9en Slotte betont. Oo9 bic
erfte beutf3e 5lotte nabm Elm Hog
Tides @noe = fie tpurbe 1852 berz
ffeigertI Ourfte bod England mod
i'm Sabre 1849 fi9 gu Der Jre3beit
Der GrtlGrung beriteigen. bob e Die
beutI9e &riegsflagge ni9t femme uno
unbefannte 6laggen in See tpie bic
bon SeerGubern bebanbeln perbe.
Nber Der @ebante elmer beuti4en
5lotte fhlief nidt Elm, tpenn er alf)
Bel Der iib%erpiegenben M}ebr5abl Der
8ebOlferung, felbit BEL ben uintelliz
genten" &reiien, auf febr g~eringes
@erftdnbnis ftieB. 60 f4rieb 9ebbel
am Is. DECEMBER 1861 in @ien, als
er gu einem 8eitrag fir cine publiz
tation aufgefprbert nurOe, beren @r=
I0s benz 5onOs CUR S4affuns elmer
beuti9en Slotte 8u9ute fpmmen foll>
te: uS1 CLAUDE ntTt DQra1l, DdB ellV
oeutI6e Slotte ouF benz Wege beg
Rolleftierens Suitanbe gebra9t pirb,
i6 elaube nod t~peniger baron, ooB
Die oeutT9en 9i9ter bonn S4id>
fol ouserIeben finb, Elm &anonenbooi
nit bei3uIteuern; id CLAUDE iOgor
boB OeutI9lanb feline S6iffe mir
genbs onbers als in 9dnemart gu
fu9en bat" @uBte Der 9i9ter ni4i
= ober bate er Is pergeffer, bot
gerobe ecgen 9Gnemart 1848-50)
bic oeutI9e 6lotte in Mftion freter
muBte? Mllerbings beitanb i9rs
qouae SGtiafeit in elmer &etOgnpsaie.
runosfobrt unter 8rpmme.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10

5ransista lift psraipeifeIt barh bEs
ip%in8igen, aufgeipei9ten Neder geipas
tet. Sbre @eoonten iiao pie irrz
Iinni9 i'm &reiIe umbergelaufen anb
boben einen Gusipeg gefu4t =.
limb iebt lit Der Winter oa, uno
er 1T fat eben 10 grauTam pie es
Der Somme. gepeIen. Gaes n
bein6ort qefrpren. Ser S9nee bout
bimmeIbo6e @dle Inn bic tIeintpin>
Sige 0elt. 9er &a9elofen friBt ben
6olaborrot un6 6eIettiert ii9 oben=
6rein an alien biirren gteften uno
3peiqen, bic sic Nlutter unb bic
&inber i'm @albe Iammeln.
Nber 5ran5ista peri4lieBt i5rs
SeeIe Dor Dem tranten Mann. Sic
peritelt fi9, unO er glaubt ibrsH
@prten.
Mi9a malt Ii6 elm bef9eiOens5
@obne6en aus uno plant i'm Stiasn
einige NeuanI9affungen uno gsrs
beferuneen. @r Iiebt ii4 felbit ge@
funD unb notwithstanding tpirtf4aften.
Dieter @eponte ri4tet i'm ouf, err
ftorft ibn, fiibrt i'm langfum Der
@%enefung gu.
@inmol, al8 fe beim biirfttgen
4benOeFen iiBen, ftopft Der &rdmss
in bic Stube unb berlangt lem
@elb.
.Qluf Der @tene min i9's!" f9reit
er unb bout auf ben Slid, baB Oi:
S9ifel in S9erben fprin9t.
@erftdnbnislps itarrt Mi9a ibn
an. @r peiB ni4t, Inn mas es iiA
banoeIt. Mber feline 9dnbe m5ittern,
unO fsin 9eii9t quot Dor &ufres
gung.
Sbne Grbormen un6 &iidii4t,
fbie6t Der &rdmer Oem Mtann einsn
3ettel gu, borouf bic f9pinoenoe
3a6I Der ongeloufenen 3inien Der>
8ei6net 1T.
nG9ulben MAIDEN, bas beritebt Die
RoBe - 5a6Ien mag fie ni9t. So
bab' bod mein @elb ni6t geito4len.
Ser bomit, oOer ib LAB Sud Bis
aufs leBte 6emb pfGnben unD ne9m
Sud in Sronbien1t!"
Oer &rGmer 1T ouBer Rono unS
8anb.
ga gs6t W3i6o elm oi6t ouf. Mit
einem Bid iiberf9aut er Die Sabre
feines Sie9tuns, bic @elD unb piss
Der @elb g~efoitet baben. @r iiebt
Iein ormes Meib, bas nit ben unz
miinoigen &inbern anein geblieben
1T, ben Siiden bes 2ebens preisgez
geben.
lnO briiben ifebt Der babgierige
Monn nit ieinen @u9er3inien ulO
forDert ben leBten 8lutstropfen.
Ser &rGmer mag ni9t mebr tparz
ten. Sn 1einem Corn faBt er Sran>
asia an unO beginnt iie gu nib
banbeln.
Do ri4tst f6 mi6o ouf. 81.
oIte &raft lebt tpieber in feinem
&0rper. Die Se6nen iinb bon StabL.
@ie cine Sober f6nelt er nod pOr@
ne, befreit fein Weib unb ftiir3t ii4
arf ben &rdmer, Der 8uridpei6t.
Damn bolt M}i6a gum Sblog aug
= pu9tig, als gdlte es einem Baum
unb ni9t bas armielige, %fingerbiirre
&rGmerlein gu fallen.
limb mitten brin itodt Dos 6er5,
perfogt Ser Ntem. Wtida greift in
bic 2uft, reiBt Die entieBten @ilgen
ouf f9nappt pie Elm Slid unO finft
maustpt nieoer -.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10


Sine erpa9fene 8ornen<
TDtbonf9Iange fDnnte gdn5
gut einen Meni9en BON 100 Bis 125
.Hfuno @eipi9t hinuntertpiirgen.
Mufri9tig. 3O6in: .9of
Su mid auf ben erften Bid qeliebt,
8artel9"
SOlOot: rSa, beim eriten Bid aui
bic groBe 8urit bic Du mir gu.
ftedtefll"
8ef9eiben. T~obrfabIfi6.
rer Tim Warenbaus. gum junger
Pdr9en): YSagen sic nal. sic fob,
rem ia beftGnOig berauf unb beruntel
-. Sic MAIDEN pobl BEL uns Sbr,
9O95eitsreiieg"
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
SnmuriitiIdcs.

@rfaB. Treun6in: nNIItrs
bines; bas @sbalt meines Mannes
muir Helm, ober sr 1T febr ti9tig
IN 9nusbaIt =. i9 Ipare bur4 i'm
Elm 9ienftmdbdenl"
X @efabIIps. 81: uSbre
Grcu foII ni@t ungefd6rIi9 ertrontt
fein, pie i9 b0re9"
g.: Dummies 3eugl Org beiIer 1T
f. nur tDsnn tie re6'. bas 1T GEE
fdbrIiher!!"
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
Gar ferdinand.
@tn gmtrr aTnis, aber elm id.edter
Spl6Gt.

SIN gntcr eSnis, aber elm id.eater
Spl6Gt.
Die @offenerFoIge unO bas uns
umftrittene 8eroienit beg &0ni9s
Ferdinand nm bic Sebung feiner Or
NEE f0nnen lei9t gu Der Auffohun9
berleiten, boB er ielbit elm berDors
raqenoer Soloat iei. Sn oiefer
Meinung tDnnte moi nod beitGttt
nerben, ipenn mo Iib erinnert, Dab
Der &0nig na9 Der S4la9t bon
RirtiliFe Dem 0iterrei4if9en 2anOs
perteiOigungsminiiter Srbrn. b. Sc
prgi fem Bib nit Der nnterI9rift
5anbte: Dem 2e6rmeiiter meiner
Mrmee! Gein S9iiler 5erbinanb."
Mu9 Die @erIei6ung bes tiirtif9sn
MorI9aaitobes an ben 40nis, Der
bieIe Inn bur9 Sultan N6bul 9a7
nib perliebene Au85ei6nung nod
beute beiBt, tDnnte elm folf4es Bib
bon ben militdrtf9en gigenf9aften
oes R0nigs Der 8ulgoren ertpeden.
Sat5G9li4 tpnr Prin3 Jer6inanb
BON &oburg, Der i'm Oiterrei4ii3en
6eere matchmaker BEL ben SGgern,
6uIoren unb Sonbebs 9ienit tat.
5tpor Elm gan5 flotter Offi5ier, UNI
bic militGrif6en Oinge tiimmerte er
fib aber ber3li4 penis unO nur 70
tpeit, ols bies bur9 bic b%ringenbiten
Snterefen bes 9ientes geboten mar.
Oaqeqen foftete er bic fpnftigen
6errli9teiten bes Qeutnantslebens in
bplen 3iigen unb tpar itets in luitis
ger @eIeGI4aft bort gu finben, mo-
man itatt SeinOeslun0 9er5en err
ebert unb anltott @ranaten berliebte
8tide f9leubert. ONES MtlitdriTde
erI9ien inn bamals GuBerit lang
peilig, ipie er 0enn ou9 ~iiberbaupt
Der tDrperli9en 4usbilbung penig
@eI9mad ab5ugetpinnen bermo9te.
@r neigte tets mebr gu piiienf4oft~
Ii6er 8etdtigung uno interei1ierte
li9 Defenders fir 8otanit unb 2iz
teratur. @r geborte gu ben eifrtgz
item !Sabitues bon Oper unb Sbea~
ter, unb bier foa es au9 getpefen
1ein, mo er gum erften Male Die
MufmertTamfeit Der @ertreter Bull
gariens auf fi9 Ientte, Die nod Bien
getommen fparen, UNI fir i6ren fret
geiporoenen 5iirftentbrOn cinen Sam
bt0oten gu iu9en.
Der @nti9luB Der bulgarii4sa
@ertreter ftanb balb felt penigst
I6nea erfolgte Die @ntf4lieBung
6erbinanbs, Dem es in Nien ausse=
[ 3eidnet gefiel, Der bic Diener 5rau-
en- eifrig berebrte un0 gar teinsn
0runo bate, iib zines Nbenteuers
( negen in oie unpirtli9teit zines
bal6barbarif4en 8aItnnitaates entz
zfii6ren gu la7en. Seine 5reunOe
lieBen ben luftigen @enoRen nur I'M.
germ 3ieben, Dagegen tpdre es iiber-
trie6en, poIte nan fagen, baB bur4
oos Musf9eioen bes 9rin3en i'm
Diterrei9iI4en 9eere cine al8u groBe
2iide entftanben pGre. Sin GROCER
9olbot 1T eben Der jeBige SerrIder
8ulgoriens pd6rsnO feiner 2euts
j nantsaeit niemals setpeIen. SnbeFen
muB ibm au6 bic @eredtisteit pis
s berfabren laKen, baB er bonn erften
Mugenblid ertanute, pie Die GU
tunft 8ulgariens aif elmer f~tarten,
f9lagfertigen Nrmee berubte. @r
pnr elm groB3isigsr OrganifotOr
unb nit 1einem &0nigsamt ipu4s
inn in bieIer !Sinii9t au4 Der 8er=
Ttonb un6 bns Snterefe. Gr bat
8ulgoriens S9pert gef9Grft, ges
fiibrt bat es bann iein palaOin Sas
notD.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
pie QnontitGt. @i4ter

Die Quantitdt. Ri4ter:
.Mie fDnnen sic be6aupten, ouB Ole
Obrfeigen, bic sic benz &ldser gege~
ben baber, ni9t frdftig iparen, pa ct
oob 10 gei9polen it'll"
@ngeflagter: ga tpifen Sic, Serr
Hi6ter, bic Menge ma9t's!"
@ubres d Of n.
@ret9en S9uI3e bat ibre erite Rlas
bier Itunoe binter fi9. 4Is tie our
3~fpeiten antritt, mo9t ie einen bDf=
liden Rnir unb fagt CUR alaDierleb=
rerin: Sine gmpfeblung BON Mdma,
unb fis lGBt frusen, Of i4 Salient
babs!"
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10

Sn Berlin 1T ben &raftmugen=
&utlHern ~perbDten, pGbreno fe i'm
0ienft fino. Sa rGn9sH-