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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
YOU SHOULD TAKE PURE AND PLEASANT DR. KINGS new
DISCOVERY. YOU WILL GET QUICK AND PERMANENT RELIEF.
Stops Cough, Loosens Chest, Soothes
lnflamed Throat, Nose, Bronchial
Tubes and Lungs.
Start Taking II at Once.

DR.. Kings New Discovery was origi-
mated 43 years ago. Its wonderful power to
stop coughing, cure colds, relieve bronchial
and lung affections, made it quickly popular.
Its use steadily increased. Now it is un-
doubtedly the most used prescription for
coughs and colds in the world. Millions of
bottles are sold annually, and thousands tes-
tify to its merits by testimonials and con-
tinued use. Why experiment with unknown
and untried remedies? Pleasant, tried and
true, DR.. Kings New Discovery is guaran-
teed by your druggist to help you or money
refunded. Get bottle to-day. Keep it for
emergencies.
'Typhoid pneumonia had left me with
dreadful cough" writes Mrs. j. E. Cox Of
Joliet, Ill. Sometimes l had such awful
coughing spells l thought l would die.
could get no help from doctors treatment
or other medicines, till l used DR.. Kings
New Discovery. owe my life to this won-
derful remedy, for scarcely cough at all
now" Quick, safe, and reliable for all
throat and lung troubles. Sold by
KoEpvENg
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
CosyTuesday.

The 10th two-reel installment OF
THE Million Dollar Mystery will be
shown here today only The con-
spirators shanghai Norton and put
him on board n whaler: they find
Florence in the fishing village and
abduct her; their boat takes fire ana
they are rescued at sea by the whal-
er: Norton and Florence meet and In
the night they make their escape from
the whaler. This is a most exciting
number throughout.
For Those Unborn" Two reel
Majestic. Blanche Sweet Is featured
in one of the finest pictures ever
made
"A Brand New Hero" Keystone.
Fatty and the police force make
things move in this comedy.
Two fine acts tonight. Yendys,
Chinese impersonator and magician.
has comedy act that keeps every
one in a continual laugh. This Is his
last night. II You want a good laugh.
see Yendys.
Ellis and Tice. sister team, singing.
instrumental music and wooned shoe
dancing make their final appear
ance tonight. They are unusually
good in all their specialties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
Local Playhouses
What the Press Agent Has TO
Say of Present and Coming
Attractions.
Orpheum--Tuesday-w Wednesday

Lillian Walker. Wallie Van. Flora
Finch and Hughy Mack have the lead
ing roles in THE New Stenographer."
Vitagraph. This comedy was enacted
$50 times at the vitagraph theater In
New York.
The firm OF Brown & Jones adver-
tise for stenographer and Lucille, a
scrawny old maid is hired. She is a
wonderful stenographer but the two
men and their clerk secretly hate the
sight OF her and are delighted when
she falls i'll and sends her charming
niece, Lillian to take her place. All
three men at once get very silly and
pay ardent court to the new beauty,
although she does not reciprocate
any of their love making, and they
get terrible shock when one day she
introduces her husband and the three
business men gladly agree that Luz
Giles homely face is blessing in dis
guise. and safe and sane business
aid.
mo. 2S Diplomat" Essanay. Fea-
turing Ruth Stonehouse, Richard Ira
vers and Gerda Holmes. John and
Helen quarrel and he decides to go tc
Africa. They both take each others
pictures to be framed. The pretty
little clerk suspects a lovers quarrel
and plays cupid and brings about 9
happy reconciliation.
Faint Heart Ne'er Won Fair La.
dy'' Edison. Featuring Bessie Learr
and Ed Boulden. Few lovers e
through such hardships as did Bill,
and Bessie. But persistence finall.
wins out and they receive father
consent
"A Chance of Business" Edison,
clever Edison comedy.
Experiments in Electricity" Pa
the. A very interesting film.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
~~>%se~~

II is asserted by critics of the new
tariff that British Columbia shingles
are being import
What the Shingie ed through Puget
Industry Needs. sound and are
hurting the west
ern Washington shingle industry. II
may be true.
But why can British Columbia sell
shingles cheaper than can Washing
ton? Labor is no cheaper in British
Columbia than in this country. Their
machinery does not run any faster.
Then why should there be importation
az shingles from Canada?
II British Columbia shingles are
helng imported through Puget sound
there can be but one reason. That
reason has 90 do not with the manu-
faciure Of shingles but with the status
of the timber business In this coun-
try the standing timber has become
AlNhtIRiADtds htN1th TINS htPA'NFp-
liEatIon the available timber is held
at prices all beyond reason These
prices are further augmented by the
fact our privately owned timber does
mot have 20 pay a sufficient tax. II
our timber were taxed as IL should be
the timber monopoiists would not
have such snap. They would relax
their grip and we would have less
timber going 10 waste and there would
De more sawmills running.
BEYOND doub, Canadian shingles are
coming 20 this country. not because
British Columbia can manufacture
shingles any cheaper than can Wash
inslon hut because British columbia
mills can secure timber at sane prices
The way 90 stop the importation OF
Canadian shingles il for our timber
masnates 20 lower their sights. Lei
them Srii their standing timber e
shlnsie factories at Just prices and
all viii he we'll, They can afford &c
DO that because most Of our srea'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
MRS. X. c. GOULD TO
FIGHT FOR ESTATE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept S.-Mrs.
Katherine Clemmons Gould. divorced
wife of Howard Gould, New York
Millionaire. has instructed her attor-
neys here to open a legal battle with
her stepfather, w. ]. Dayan, and her
sister. Mrs. Wong sun Yue. for pos
session of the estate of her mother,
Mrs. W. ]. Dayan. who died in Palao
Alto, California. several months ago.
Mrs. Goulds sister Ella May Glenn
mons several years ago married Wong
Sun Yue. a Chinese art dealer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
KO~vENT

as evidenced by each succeeding per-
formance speaks volumes for the
company now holding forth and while
there have been organizations appear
ing at times here as we'll as else
where who did not come up to repre-
sentations made by enthusiastic ad-
vance agents. this company Is prov
Ing a happy exception TO the rule and
Is guaranteed by the manager to be
the best ever appearing In this house
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

In view OF Senatorial Candidate
Booths recent speech at Albany in
which he tried TO defend
Mr. Booths his timber land record
Acquiffal. a news story which this
paper reprints today
from the Weekly Oregonian of April
ls. 1906. is of much interest. That
story relates to the indictment of R.
A. Booth and his brother and gives
n line on the operations that led to
those indictments. 1t is a story every
voter should take time to read.
At Albany Mr. Booth boasted of the
fact he was not convicted The Ore
gonian story OF his indictment said
THE story has IT that the SEN
aior Or. A Booth) used his
brother as tool in the forward
ing OF his plans for the acquire
ment OF valuable timber land
and that on this account it has
been q hard matter to land him
in the embrace OF the law"
Now the question is was Mr.. Booths
acquittal due to innocence on his part
or 10 the fact he had used his brother
as q tool thus making it hard mat
ter 70 land him in the embrace of the
law"
should Mir Booth be candidate for
the United states senatorship in view
OF the circumstances surrounding his
indictment-even If he did escape con-
yfctlona
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Fist-bewteen Tim Rafferty, an AM
erican pugilist and a French Raeateur
Doe places large bet on Rafferty,
and wins. Doe starts for home with
Pansy where he opens the Millionaire
theater for Pansy. The theater not
being a success Doe marries the star.
The Peppercorns having met the
Count Baptiste, marry him to Flora.
The Corsair." featuring Crane VIII
bur and Anna Rose will also be
shown. This picture Is an adoption
from Byron's poem by that name.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Packey Mcfarland, the American
boxer whose honeymoon trip has been
suddenly cut short in Japan. The
fighter and his bride were on a trip
around the world. When they reach
ed Japan they found that their steam
ship tickets beyond that country had
been cancelled because of the Euro
pean war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
LIFE OF THE LAND.

Here shall we stand.
In the JOY of the life-giving .
, strength OF the land; .
In the light Of the heavenly .
blessing It yields .
The peace and the faith of the .
feeding fields. .
War thunders will die, as at .
Loves high command. .
, And God guard the Peace Of the .
, lifegiving land.
II. .
Here shall we stand .
In the sunlight of freedom .
life's liberty band: .
Far from war-hatreds and .
sirifes that are hurled q
Sons Of the toll that is build .
ing a world. .
, The present is ours; the future .
d-planned, .
Shines bright on the dreams of .
the life-giving land. .
F L Stanton. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

1t was said that during 1913 about
5000, 900, 900 was received for cleo
trio lighting in the United States. Es-
timating the population at 1O0,0OO,00O
this means that each person. regard
less of age, pays SO per year for cleo
tric light. This is equal to about
cent per person per day, or, in other
words. two lamp-hours per day per
person.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
Grand T,,eatc~

Tonight at this house will be a gala
affair as an added attraction has just
been put on the bill to augment the
already remarkable clever program.
The steadily increasing attendance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
Pastime=TndaH

Klaw and Erlanger present "The
Billionaire," Eclectic Feature Film
Co.. present "The Corsair," adapted
from Byron's poem by that name.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

and he says ask your neighbor who
has seen them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Electricity is used to dry grain be-
fore grinding in certain European
mills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Iron Cross for Won Ilndenburg.
BERLIN. Germany. Sept. s.-Em-
peror William has conferred the dec
oration of the iron cross. first class.
on Gen. Won Lindenburg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

timber holders secured their timber
directly or indirectly through fraud
Most OF the timber was acquired for |
a song. More men have gotten rich
in the northwest through acquiring
timber than in any other way. Why
should we maintain tariff on Ium-
Der and shingles in order to further
enrich them. Why penalize every
home builder. every lumber dealer.
every carpenter every contractor
every person who sleeps under a roof
in order to make stiIT greater un-
earned profits for the weyerhausers
and their nkg
The way to restore prosperity to
the shingle industry in Washington is
not to restore the tariff but to insist
that British Columbia shingles always
be admitted free Of duty. Free trade
in shingles and in lumber will in
short time lower the price of our
standing timber so that our sawmills
can then resume operations without
any fear OF Canadian competition.
>~S~s$>S~
Alaskan advices report Lord Will
liam Percy has shot a specialized
elder duck after
spectacied Ducks. crawling on his
belly half mile
to get within gun range of it. This
species of duck. we are told, "has
been supposed to be extinct"
That supposition has not been
shared by anybody resident in the
big towns Thanks to bad lighting.
bad ventilation, gas and dust-laden
air. and the banishment of sound.
healthful sleep by hideous. unneces-
sary noises. a majority of the dwellers
in modern American cities are ap-
parently undergoing a transmutation
INTO spectacied ducks.
The real news interest in the Al
askan story is not the killing of the
duck, but the fact that Lord named
Percy crawled half a mile on his belly
to get within gun range of it. Still.
perhaps he is not real hunter, but
only a fanual naturalist-St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
No sooner had the public learned
of the administrator plan to pur-
chase ships with gov
No Protest ernment money in or
From Abroad. der to build up our
merchant marine and
get some of the valuable foreign trade
now TO be had-no sooner was the
plan announced-than there began to
appear in certain newspapers stories
alleging grave foreign complications
might result from such a course. 1t
"oS NARAdAAcu lIldl England ana
France would object to our purchas-
ing German ships.
Nevertheless the program was ad-
opted by the cabinet and urged on
congress with every probability the
bill will soon become law.
Now comes from no less person
than Oscar Strauss of New York, who
is in England. the statement the Eng
lish have no objections to the move.
He has talked with Sir Edward Grey
and seems to know whereof he
speaks Instead of opposing the move
the English favor it because it would
help them secure some much needed
i American wheat.
Evidently the opposition to our ship.
ping program comes from American
sources. not from abroad Nor would
it be hard to find the source of OBJ.
lection.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Ruft, bic er bineinfon6is iil--Sit'
Gin6be unb bic 0iplteIbeit.. gvl
Wenn er einen MenI9sn bate, Der
gu ibm ge6Drtel Der i6n eripdrteie,
fpenn es 3eit our 6eimtebr mar, Der
fib Inn ibn forgte, lpenn ct ausbIieb.
@srfi er Elm Msib bate, bos &ub
uno MiIlfommengruB fir i'm battle.
oos Duntelttit iponbeln fonnte in
Sele, 9Grm in Stille, Sur9t in 3us
berii9t.
limb er puBt, peI9e 9onO es ipar,
lad Der ibn bic Sebnfu9t iiberfnm,
ipel9e Stimme, bi. ibn onrufen follte
nit ieinem yamen. g2iemanb ons
bers Io[lte es iein ols bic CARTE. bic
S9lante, bic 6elboorige, bic ouf b.r
S9pele geifanben uno ibn ongeieben
bate mil erItountem &inberblid. Gr
iDoIlte nod am elei9sn IbenO nit Der
Muiter Ipre1en.
9(ls er bas Sous betrot, gine er
ni1t ipie iDnit brett bic Sreppe binz
ouf in Tsin 3immer. @r flopfte an
bic MobnituGcntiir Der Dottorin unb
folste benz freunoli9en n0etein" i6rer
bunflen unD fonften Sttnme. Sebz
mig ipar ni9t bo. Das erlei9terte
ibn iebr. Der eiitisen groubouriqen
Dame eeseniiber fnBte er roi9er ben
Mut, BON Der Sebnfu1t 1sines Ser
5ens 81 fpre9sn. 0ie porn.bme
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5orteiten, borii9tislten Morte. Inn Inn
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mig ibn ni9t erbobtn t0nne, .baB Iie
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10 jugenbmutie rnD oliidesbeib in
Der 8ruit geI9Ioesn botte, fpurbe ibm
pl0bli1 i9per, toIt unb itill. .3u
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Sreppe binouf nit miibem unb boffz
nungsloiem S9ritt. ggas mar ct
fir cin 9iorr gepeIen, bic 0onb nod
Der jungen, bolben 2ebenstnofpe bort
unten ous5uitrsden. 9otte CT 6enn
ni9t temerft, bob er iibtr 8ii9ern uno
MonuItripten aft eeipDrben NOR? Dos
2eben unb Die SSugen6 bnttsn ibn ner=
IoFen beripeil er brinnsn in ieiner
Stube fab. 4'ue
gluf Ieinem S9reibtiIh 6uftets nod
bic &oIe. Gr nobm iie aus Der @afe
nit 5ittepnber 6anb. Wubte iis
benn nid5t bob es fir ibn niebt Slid.
ri9t Susenb, ni9t 2iebs me6r gob2
Gr Offnetc bos 5eniter iiuO mart iie
binob. 9 ''fi
gRun erIt ipor bier i'm 3imm.r ar
Ies ipisoer ipie Ionit. Dos er5ens
9(tbenebaupt leu1tcte brGunliHgoloen
our9 bic Duntelbeit. 9ie bitlet bum
bert 9u9er iporen umfangsn pom
S9ottsn. @r I9IoB bic @orbGpos
unb ent3iinoete bos Qint. Die Yoz
pierre unb bic Ssbtr, bic sr am Mors
gen BON ii9 gepicIen, bolte Ct porii9s
tig berbsi iinb riidts ii1 5ure9t. Damn
6egann er 81 i9reiben. Seint Sonb
Sitterte ni9t mebr, unb feline 9lugen
bIidten ipieber 3urud unb fu9ten ben
Weg in bic @ereongsn6eit ousgeItorz
hener ooer lctenfrcmb eeporbener
@0ltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
9lIeerestemperuturen.

9tuf Der HeiTc bes Oeutf9en Mqriue.
@ermeFungsIbiffes nplanst" BON
Siinetau nod Der SiiOfee i'm Sormer
b. s. purce, ipie erinnerli9, 0itli9
pcn ben p6iIippinen bic grOBte be-
fannie MssrestieFe (9788 Nleter) ees
Iptet. Sn Der IsBten Sibung Der
lSambur9sr GeosrapbiI2en @eIeus
f9oft ma1te nun profeHor 0r.
S9ott cine intereHonte WRitteilung
iiber bic in biefen 9rDbtsn pl,ez
restiefen porgenommenen sgotten Semz
perotiirmeKungeu, bi. elm Isbr
iiberrai6enbes @rsebnis butten. Sn
ben foit 3e6n 2ilometer errsi9enben
EicfIee9rdben fonb nan nGmlitb i'm
ylipeau Der umeebenben Siefiee bic
nieorigite Sempeyatiir, bonn ober cine
Sunobme Der 9emperotur Biz gum
@jrunSe bieier SiefIeeorGben. Der
Iude. oiefe Semperatur5uuobme
our9 Mdrmeleitung bonn GrOinnern
aus gu ertlGren I9eitern beIonners
oub an Dem 9leihmdBt9en So!59e=
bait bss MeerlpnHsrs in Der tiefiten
GinIentung. Gs bltibt bober nur bic
9lnnobme iibrig, bob bos WoHer ouS
Dem bD6eren SiefIeenioenu in oieIs
Gentcn bindbgefloKen 1T unb Ii9 bos
BET rein opnomii9 erpdrmt bat. iejn
9orgong, Der O0nig Der inneren grs
pdrmung obiteigeu0er .2uftmaiisn
elei4t ipie er gum 8siipiel beim sy06n
in ben @lpcn al b,obo4ten 1T. i'f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
OoS T6oCnNiuS6Op.

Der pribotooSent fir 9otorit an.
Der llniberIitGt in gleopsI, qrofefTpr
Q(urelio be @oIporis, bot Elm bptHHts
SnItrumetlt erFlnben, eos er 9baIagAI
fioItop beuonnt bat. Mie fhon Oeri
glnne beIoet, ermIgli1t es benz Qluse,.
in tiefere MesresIbidbten 81 brinsen
unb 6os Siers unb pflan3enle6sn ee1
nauer ail erforIhen, ols es bisber 9e7,
i9sben tonnte. Der Mpporot beitsbt
ous sinem nit Itarfem Sbjettib berz,
Iebsnen Subus, Der an tinefn
G4pimmtDrper beFeItigt 1T; bus
@unse tauht etlpo einen bolben 903eter
tief uno liefert ffort pergr0btrte, Ii9tsi
Thorft 9ilber, bo bic Qi9tabTotptionI
nuf Elm Minimum reouSiert iTt. t @eb
Der 9lnpenbung bes SboloIfioIipps;l
bas bsreits DerI9iebentlib erprobtI
ipurOs, entbilen fi9 bic @unbsr beg
Meeres in elmer bisber iingeionnten
MtiIe ben Itounenbsn 9Iiden. 9ie
9iefieefori9une ipirb Sipeifenos aug
bsm @ebrnude bes rieusn 9lppardts
Esi1sn gluben Sieber.
3u6ettaeben ooS 9an5e @elidt oomit
eiu. ober 6eutc @loracn parcn Die
Noare Idnger ol@ ie." ,.....a AL
9fooerH nNorf id I'M sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
3wri 6trSeI in
2ieOeidlla0tIl-
Wom ssirfDr BIatbsen.

Der S6nee tdubt iibsr bic DG9er,
@rau bdmmert Der glbcnolHein,
Stil iib' i'd armer SaGder
GinIam uno bente betn.
8 fomn m0 biIf mir irosen
9as IeIbEeepollie Qei6:ssrl
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llnb inbg eiuonotr 10 ipeitll
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Sit itrei6eln 10 ipei1 ,ipie Sommt -
Bisidb Fepis0er am Gnbs
Dlit aiiiTen iiberfIanmt
CAB Deine Qlueen fheiaen,
mir lit 70 tribe Der Sinn:
2oB iie beesgnen ben mein.n
llnb feb. ipie bloB iH bin.
Weius Q(ugsn fOnHsn nl4t Id.intn
rod ieb'n, ipie blnB bsin @sf9i;
Sd muB ia feIbsr iusinen
llnb Ie6ne feIber na9 2idt.
Der SHn,s it6ubt iittr bic DG9tr,
@rau bdmmert Der QbenbiHein =
Sd nippe bonn Msrmutbbe9er:
Dein Wohi, SerSIiebite mtirl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

.Wos 1T oenn oos fir cine Ionbcr-
bare Sammlung bic sic f9 bo ons
eele9t bobsu9"
sDas lit cine interuationale @renSs
pfabliammIurs, bic ib mir nuf msi'
nen Nutotourtn 70 no9 uno noh 5u,
fammsnsefabren bdbe.'
oeltelitenant 80 1b Damn
meroe i'd mir erlollbeu oen 6enI-
bran0t norgcli onrb nIcinen S'lir'
incn' d6bcleu 5llojien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

AulA9.
@s gibt nur Elm Grausnre9t. unb
6as beibt eiebe.
Der unangsnebuIte WobltGt.r 1T
Der Gbirurg nit feinem Seited.
0ie 8riitli9e 4bpIiinii4e Stride
bat pilatus unter bic SeiIigen DerieBt
pie rei5IoIen Jrouen f0nnsu alt
tperoen; bic f1Ouer iperoen nur alter
qIter fhiBt bsfonOers bor Der
Eot9eit ni4t, alts be1er tpiIien 81
iuOIlen. H
Sotfa9en IoFen iih SeitiueiIig
bendnteln, iperben aber f9Iiebli9 bod
entbaut.
Die beiten S8iiBsn finb i'm args'
meinen Die NIT grausn cber blouen
Nugen. W
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INNER beFer, ols reid Htin uao it9
betteIorn ite[len. m
Dns @9Dne tut Isine DirtuHg
T9ou Bel Der blobep 8etro9turg, ons
Mabre min Stuoium.
Der soIbene WlitteIlpeg 1T fir pie
MoFs, bic Sober, uno Sief.n iinb fur
bic 9tusnabmemenf9en.y
Gs finb nur bic tleincn @teins
iibsr bic man itolpert; ben eroBen
eebt man ous bem Mege. MI
Gs sebOrt gu benz SSfIi6teitstObsJ
ber Siduttfhen. bnB Die Grauen obue
Seslsitung edite emPfansen.
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isBt aud i'm SimaInbd uIs S4uB Der
&inOerbcroen segen Eiger eingefiibri'
Gin WlenI9, Der infit felbF ni9i
syrieben bat, lam ni1t tapfer pI'
duberen 9lnfe4tungsn bss 2ebens be-
Iteben.
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iius (40O n. Gbr) nobm on odB
WDssI uro Slide zines llrlPrunSO
Ieien.
~@tn Runitptrf bsrIe1t man nini
man empfinbet es. gIber #aa
.mpfinSet es tiefsr, ipeNn man e
berifebt.
@eIebe aug BEN Sabre 1920
qlei9piel o6 MilitGrs ooer 3ibilgei.sr
pnFen nidt mebr in bns Denflq'
Nei1 BON 1914. sd
MenfBen, bic in iebe iAr'r
Sonblin9eit ibr Str3 6ineineeber, lIilp
ipie &inbsr, bic ibre Singer 5pild'"
iAIusetiOe 9iiren itsdsn. '.'e
III. 5 l.si A
mann lam aug perI9ieoeHsIh
@riinben fhpeieen: fogor oespalp'
neil mon ni9ts ga Iagen bat.
&ur5 lit bos 2eben unb fiir5sr D..
Sugenb, an tiir5eiten ober iin0 ~
M1omsnte beg @Iiids, bic Ons Sd'n'
fal uns eOnnt gu genieben.
.
SiingIt fsierte man ben iiinglis"
Sobsstog zines groben qbiloiopQslr
Nun lam Der 9lrme fiinfSig Sags'
iporten, Big man ii9 ieiner ipieosr s''
innert.
quBsr BET oiebs dibt es fir be DC
syrou fein beeIiidsnneres @efiibl a,s
bic @abrnebmung, ipie Tsbtmon nnt
ter benz ginbrud ibrsr S4Onp''
itsbt.
Qembtrg mar friiber Elm tlrul,
li9,s ltnitiInl, benn in ibHr Tti;s ;;<1I.,, FIX,
brsi Gr5biidDfs: bsr r0miI4stdtqlgs,
IiI4e, grie@if9sunisrte uno ar"''
nif9e.
Cine ftGbtiI9e @erorbnung ps, S.e
bietst ben GbouFFeurs in Berlin Pr Pr
Hnu6en i'm Disrit. 0isr iino XII M
f4on 5ufrisbsn, tpenn bqs MutonUD
ni9t ruuHt.
gDenn Der 3oblsnIGuregebalt ~ y.
9ttmoipbdre Inn 0.6 Icines 8eltaGanV.SSs
abnebmen piirOe. 10 ipiiroe iiber sfuss s.us
nrneritn unb Ulittsleuropa cine '''
Gis5eit bereinbreben.
Dos sinaige W1itt,l, i'm bic III, Il.
81 erueuern oOer 5ii berbeherf, o1.lsIr%S
grftillung Der ndhltIieeenben y IN n
ten, ni9t bic SagO poh groBeH
Der 6erne esiu9tsn 3islen.
,. XIV v c1fen DE-
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,Bie Sie rorsn in oisiem Su9rs
ni6t IN p2orienboS2"
,,9lein, lpiKen Sie: man friegt hos
Diinnepercen nit Der 3eit bid"
irau2e ,9lna a Iouriir sur
Straf meilr foo ErinfoeIo bprgeb'n
boa
2 feQeS QtmiBi CONNER
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llntaugliheS @3ittel, ~. a
ySbr 9olirpulper toilat nidtS~ crs
Hart cntriIltet Der SEunoc pom SanOc,
rid lbniertc mir gcltcru Dor 0cul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Ser unangenebuIte WobltGter 1T
Der Gbirurg nit isinem 8sIted.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

@s gibt nur Elm Srauenredt, unS
bas beiBt 2iebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
g6uibel.

. 10 8sib 1T SOnntaa Der Monr
g(ltng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

9 Nj d.
nem Eoilriitenpaor
lncialc SletrItbaItust
inl @i4l0Bl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

0ie 9riItli9e Qtbbfiinii6e &irde'
bat qiIatus inter bic 9eiIigen Dsrisst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

5ienrdtG; g@eru meme Godter mai
beirot6et ge6e id ibr anBer Der 6oa.
rep sQ6taift bon POO @sillc nod ci-
nen cdteli McuibrdnOt nit @or-