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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29

of whom nearly 10000 are Europeans.
Thirteen thousand of these live in
German Southwest Africa
"The natural resources of many of
these African possessions are among
the richest in the world. The Union
of South Africa, under British control.
exported in 1910, $154,5O3,OOO in gold
and $40,199,00O in diamonds. The i'm
ports and exports of Algeria French
possession, exceeded 1898 100000 in
1912. Belgian Congo's exports now
pass the $15,OOO,OOO mark annually,
while Germans colonies are sending
to other countries about $25,OO0,OO0
worth of produce annually.
THE principal British possessions in
Africa are the East Africa protector
ate, Bechuanaland, Rhodesia, the
Union of South Africa, Northern and
Southern Nigeria, Gold Coast, Uganda
Protectorate, Somaliland and Nyasa-
land. France numbers among he-
possessions Algeria, Tunis, Ivory
Coast, Dahomey, Congo, Madagascar,
Senegal and the Somali Coast. Ger
many controls Togo, Kamerun, Ger
man Southwest Africa and German
East Africa"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29
ALLLKINDS OF FARMERS COMING
TO The NATIONAL CONVENTION
az.

Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. 2S.-TablAs
will be turned by the farmers of the
nation in a business-like little educa-
tional campaign they will begin for
the benefit of the public after the
Tenth Annual Convention of the Ma
tional Farmers Union that opens here
September l.
Currency reform, as the need is
understood by the farmer, will be an
important subject with the Union at
the approaching convention" A. C.
Davis, of Gravette, Ark, National Sec
retary-T"easurer, said recently.
"The impression has cotton abroad
in some sections that the farmer, in
seeking some form of rural finance, is
asking for charity. By following the
work of the coming meeting of the
greatest body of organizede farmers on
the American continent, the general
public will realize that the farmer IS
but asking the privilege of establishing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29

, himself upon a firm financial footing.
The convention will open September
L. Unlike most big conventions, its
program is not set as to time. The
convention will adjourn when the
farmers have finished their business,
whether it takes two days or a week.
Secretary Davis is jubilant over the
reports that are coming to him of large
crowds that will journey to Fort
Worth from every section of the coun-
try for what officials of the Union re-
gard as the organizations most I'M
portant convention.
Because of the present crisis in the
South, owing to the demoralized condi-
ton of the cotton market, it is certain
that ways and means for disposing OF
this crop without serious loss to the
planters will engage the attention of
the convention as much as any othel
question.
The convention, though, will not be
| sectional Every section of the coun-
try will send delegates and visitors
and every line of agricultural industry
will be represented.
The tobacco growers of Virginia, the
Carolinas, Kentucky and the East
will be here in large numbers; raisin
growers of California, the peach grow
ers of Georgia, Texas and, Arkansas
the orange growers of Florida, grain
and stock men from the Northern and
Middle Western States, the cotton
planter of the South and truck grow
ers from every quarter of the land Will
come to the council for the betterment
of rural life conditions.
Twenty-Five states, reaching from
Virginia to California and from Flor
ida to Washington, will send repre-
sentatives from their organized State
Farmers Unions, while seven or eight
States in the process of organization
will be represented on the convention
floor with men picked from their most
progressive farmers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29

Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, with
her three children, the eldest, Prince
Leopold, heir to the throne, has fed
to Antwerp from the Belgian CAPT
tai at Brussels. There the armies led
by King Albert will make their last
stand. The royal family may before
this war is over be driven from their
land and the little prince may have
nothing over which to reign after the
Germans finish the fight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29

Sleeping cars between Americas and
Atlanta on trains leaving Americas
1919 p. M, arriving Atlanta 6:25 a. m.
Connects at Macon with sleeping cars
to and from Savannah.
Pullman sleeping cars between Chi
cago. st. Louis and Jacksonville on
Seminole Limited" leaving Americas
for Jacksonville 1890 a. m. Leaves
Americas for St. Louis and Chicago,
via Columbus and Birmingham at 1855
a. m.
For further information apply to S.
B. Ellis, Ticket Agent, Americas, or
John ". Blount, District Passenger
Agent, Mac.,n. Ga, advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29

The Queen and her children Will
take their chances along with her
husband and the people of the little
kingdom on their power to resist the
German attack, should a long siege CT
the city be undertaken. 1t is possible
of course, that she might slip away
to England, leaving the King to fight
of her. 1t is probable if the Germans
take the city they will take prisoners
the whole royal family.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29
AFRICAN POSSESSIONS MANUFACTURERS
CONTAIN ten MILLION SQUARE Miles
Three Times the Size of the United States and Containing Mil
lions of Inhabitants Great Britain Gums Lanes There
Worth Colossal Millions.

Washington, D. c. Aug, 2S.-The
African possessions and protectorates
of the European powers now at war
are more than three times as large as
continental United States. They are
more than three times as large as all
of Europe now plunged into war, and
are eleven times larger than England,
France, Germany and Belgium, which
control them, says the National Geo
graphic Society, in a statement just is
sued. They occupy 9,661531 of Afri-
cas- 11,513,OOO square miles.
THE largest individual holder of
African territory is France with g.
$4,000 square miles, more than a mil
lion and a half of which is the Sa.
hara Desert" says the societys state
ment. England controls 3,61S,245
square miles: Belgian, with Belgian
Congo its sole possession, 100000
square miles, and Germany j1,O35,OS6
square miles These figures make sur
prising contrasts with those of the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29
Avoid Erettlnn.

There is nothing more wearing
than worrying and fretting; they
leave ugly fngermarks even on the
fairest face
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29

European holdings of these countries.
European France consists of 207054
square miles; England 1881 square
miles; Belgium, 1873 square miles,
and Germany 208,7S0 square miles.
England leads in the population of
her African dependencies, with total
of 49,45S,5O0 inhabitants, more than
two million of whom are Europeans.
The bulk of her white population is in
the Union of South Africa, which con-
sists of Good Hope, Natal, the Trans
vaal and Orange Free State, and il
which dwell nearly 100000 foreign.
ers." There are approximately 4t,
100000 people living in French Afri-
can possessions, more than a million
of whom are white. The center of
Frances white population is Algeria,
where nearly 100000 Europeans and
100000 natives live. There are 49,
100000 people in Belgian Congo, 5,465
Of whom are white, and 12,265,5C1
German subjects in her dependencies,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-29
C.of(,a.Ry
"The Right Way"

Current Schedules, Corrected to Date.
Central Time.
From Savannah, Augusta
Atlanta and Macon 49, 1880 m
From Columbus and in
termediate points .*12:3O a nm
From Lockhart, Dothan,
Albany, Troy and Mont
SouSIy "..........s...~ lU:43 m
From Lockhart, Dothan,
Albany, Troy and Mont
Souely ................ 500. I. m
From Atlanta and Macon 2:1O m
From Augusta, Savannah,
Atlanta and Macon .....* $500. m
From Columbus and in
termediate points .......i 7:1O m
From Columbus and in
termediate points ...>,.!1I:SO a I'M
From Albany and Jack
sonVille ................% 1855 q m
FROM Albany ..........s..~ 6:SS N
TRAINS DEPART.
For Macon, Augusta and
Savannah ..............* 6:Ss a m
For Albany, Dothan,
Lockhart, Troy and
Montgomery ............* $500 O IN
For Albany, Dothan,
LockhaTt, Troy and
Montgomery ...........* 2:1O . IA
For Macon and Atlanta. - 2:05 p IN
For Macon, Atlanta, Saw
annah and Augusta -. .*1O:49 p m
For Columbus ...........F 3:45 p m
For Columbus ...........I $500 q 20
For Columbus, Birming-
ham and Chicago .......* 1855 q m
For Albany .a............* 1880 p m
For Albany and Jackson
Vile ....................12:SO q m
*Daily Except Sunday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

len auf 6em 3eitel, uno Der Sn6olt be-
iidtigte, baB feline 9edbiffrierang rid
tt9 lei. 2luf Dem PopierItreifen itono;
Den 0eutfGen Gent nimmt2angndie
ouf iid. Dur6 Gent Iollcn bic 3olpel
Cebr f9msic6eIbaftl Die 8Dlpel iino
lndmli9 mir oo9te Sames uno label
tc) auf faliGeSpur gelentt psrben.
n@u Wir fobren Iofprt losl"
&otfopT miro iofort na9 &efBnobme
Der 9uhette cine gloc6biloung bon ibr
fertisen, unO nit i6r ioll 0redbartel
einen 8oten nac6 GobotCn f9iden. Der
iuiro berbaitet iperoen, uu6 pd6reno
man fh nit i6m befoBt, ieib i6r nit
bcm grdufr Nagen binous. Ser
grauc Mnaeu portet @urer an 5loten
Sd 9liftung: Shnee licQt in ben
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Fumm. 9ringt i6r Die Srpelen,
sable ih @uc1 iebem 1000 4funo,
na4t 5000 9funo, ouBeroem nutiir
lidh sic Speien. Ontel Dmsiirt.
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tells in ImeriioniiA &urrent nieoer,
los i'm iel6it 0rsis oocr picrnol our4
uno reidts ibn 0onn leinem 6revnor
Sphn bgr i6n min einge6enD iIuDierte.
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oetsr lit Sntel Nrmstirt, Ser Die Gu
iuslen ouh all nen NRdnn brinQt. Die
4usFii5renoel ino orci on Der 3abI
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tarisl ibrigsns Drsi cole gldmcn Rots
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dies 81 ieir 2orgndIe ideiut Der Gnts
fiibrcr 9ents III fcit uno ieceuFalls
bot ION Dseubariel init ge9olien SsB;
lit es 10 ll6t. uno ia bic RaM6ilouu1
nsr 4oTstts ieIbH bei acTc6idtcr Ndro
cinioe eiuaNep IN 2lnTprum nsbmcu
cVtisc, i,nb Ifeg Die Salgnten no1
nidf or5 bcr Sicoi."
n&ehr rit9tii un0 nidt inrer su
iombinicreu Nlsr 06er mo 1T bnS
@ots @d, mo Wotir id6yi O.r drdue
Daqsn9 Mas heiBi Gdnte lifot in
Den @sroeT irlo q IT Togsta ia itiH
ans Iimh2"
a0m oas laBs l,9 iesi ncA nitQt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

Iqepeien mar unO Der fat un6eI9Goigt
eridien, tellten Die beioen 9etettiDes
Ifo ,gen0es feit; Der 3reior, ii6riaens
ic6r alter &onitrutiion, puroe mittcls
glodIdliillel ge5ifnet 9o Die glebens
Ii1loiler dber ie6r anormol maren.
ImuBten Die 8er6redber gan3 9eriebene
S@urlen Iein, Inn 70 i9nell bic
C5aliilel al beic6aifen o0er 6erSuitels
len. limb 81 gutter 2eBt iano Sdmes
i'm unteren Sad ots Sreiors einen
pei3cr, I6molen 9opieritreifen nit
d;itrierter S6riFi Der 9otnr 6eioo-
te, bdB ccr 2citel ni6t Our6 i6n in ben
@cl6Tc6rant gctommen Iei uno ouBtr
ibm ME jemonO ZEN S56rant gc0iInet
ba6e. 4fo muBie elmer Der @inbre4er
bci cer 2lrbeit Oes 2osI@raubens
BET &oliettc bDm 6a9bobsn Des Eres
iors Oen GhriIiren5eitel aus ser
&snbdrncItoide, Oic iolde @euoHen
nls fl9srTen 9fuffelYaGruhq ort fix ae=
6eime 9rieftai@cn inmer 6eiiBen, oes
rutift anb in Das uniere Sod oss Gis
IcuIGrdnles oeiollcn iein. SSomes.
elm gei@idter Dehifirc,r ariff qieriQ
n0d pcn papieriireiIen Gr 6atte nur
aundc6it Oia Gpro.ae IN Der Dos
Ghriitiiiid abgefdBt mar 3t ertennen.
Gr lgubts. fprml sin @u6Fabc an
@nOc nie boppeIt bor lo lit Die Shrift
ldtciniihe SproGe Bel se6il6eten Der
6refern i6riecns Il6r teliebt Wenn
rur Elm eiu3ioer gu@fIo6e Ooppelt Dor,
tonmt (6e). oonn tounte CT auf Trun
30Iic6 T6licben. 0o ober in benz
i'm Srefor aufaefunoenen GbiifresefteI
eine qr55ers 9ln3a5 bon @p9lto6en
ii9 ocrboppelt aeioten, tonnse er nit
Rcbt auf Sic neuilhe SproHe Tc6lie
bsn linb 10 fouo ct aicnlih IUncll
sen GhifIreuImliiiici, ceun ser i'm
1euti9cn am 6duiigieH 0oriommenoe
8uHnob,. Oos E, yor itnsIl 5u cut.
oedcn efenTo nas c, oa Oies mlr IN
9erbinoina nit b unO auilritt. 8s
ainnt elm smeibu6Iiabiaes Q8f nit d
io tMui Rsp8lueite gudiiabe MIR ! {rD
ooerg lsr) peer 8 (es) Iein llno er lns
nun 3ielRIic6 oelduiig Die psni1en 3ci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

nem blNuen Humpie truQ. limo ale
.anntsn Sames, ben geriFenTen Teteis
tips glep Yorls. ~ llno ais mcn bic
9l6enO5eiiunsen ;rgriff,tonnt man cls
ienIotinuclFe &ppimelounq folqenoes
leicn gluS bem 8urear oes 9lotars
2eDefon puroe cine GoIetie nit 0cn
loort uie6er9elesten Supeleu her iiir5-
li9 psrIiorbenen WliB SodIon ans Der
SiinFien4benue gcfioblcn Die sumc.
len reprdientieren einsn @ert Drn nos
bc5u ciner Wlillion g(s Gdfer fommt
nsrmutli9 Ger 8ureouietrefdr Qcnt.ein
iuneer, erit Dor tur5em ginsewonOer.
ter. in 6raec
QiTo Der 8loue So6n ailf Der GuGe
nah Dem SupslcnOieb
unb in Der Sot 9lotar QcDeIon
6atte oas 9etettoebureau Sames de
go. nit Der @srfolgung un6 Gn!oets
tunq Ser 0iebe betroui uno Der @6ef
lel6It Sames unb Ier better glifors
better, So6n, 5dtten iit nun aui bic
@erfolgung osr Supsicnrdu6er ge,
mo6t. r. Oas ipar ON gormitiaq oe.
lueIeu. gldd 6eiBer, ouIrci6tH0sr
Nrteit am g1o4mittda 0otteu Bic De
tcttibe ca6lic6 folgenbss feTteeiiellt
Ser GetretGr Gent mar tn6eoinot Der
9ie niht. CT par bon ben Rdu6crn
qepaltiam ais yiep Nort oei6oTfi
ncr6en, 0amit ourd iein Tcblen Ser
@erOa6t auf i6n gelentt uno oie Der
foloer ouf folIde 6dbrte gelodt peroen
Iolliea. Die gernieterin Gents Bat
tie ousaeiost, 6aB 6eute frii6, fur3 por
@eiddfs6gginn Elm groBss, aei6es
9Miomo6il aeTc6loiisn, Dor i6rem
.61auTe 1s6olttn base iGit IN Dem
od 6err Qsnt aus Der Sir
uetgcien ie. 3lYsi Serrci, 0int in
QliomGnicin rerbNllt bdiien i6n al
un6 er iei 6arauf nit IT,
nen in oas Qlutomobl asitieqen. Co
balm fsi oas gluto i'm fdidrfiien Gem
po oobcnQefabren Dis 9lummer babe
Ts niht ertenuen t6nnsn Das lpor
Das crIte. ipas iie ertunoetsd Nun
bo5 sweitc: 8ei Der llnierIudlna oes
Safes. in osm bic 3aIeite peri1lohea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

fcititellen. 3und9It miiHen mir Den
&oten nit Der &ohette berbaften, Oas
nit mir an ibr pielleift einige Sim
geroboriide bon Rotfopf, Der Ie 9es
mo9t ooer bon Dred6ortel, Der Iie Oem
8oien iibcr9eben bat, betommen uno
aus oicIen auF unIere 5reunoe aus Der
@er6rcherpelt I6lieBen un0 nod i6s
rsu uns befanHtcn @Gpobnbeiten einis
ges bon ibrer WorInroutc srienren
tonnen."
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&nfette bereits i'm 4oli3ei6uredu Gr
mar Elm 6armlofer Meni1 unD logte
aus, ein Ihon 3iemlicb beia9rtcr
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2iifoBIdule bonn llnion square bic
&aiIette nit 6er @eiluug iibergesen,
nit Der Staot6o6u nad Soeoleu 5u
Io6ren uno bort Dem Uliner 2Dl in ctr
8eit=Stree Sc 81 ii6er6ringen.
DieIsr Mifer2bt par naiiirli6, lpie
iih boIo erqob, cine iinsierte 9etTon-
lic6tsit. Die 4aHetts mar ie6r I6per
uno psribloIien uno mad 9lusiaoe res
4ctors cine Ie6r deIhidtc Ro6biloung
ieiner eiQenen. Wlon fdno an Dem
G5to6l Ser GaFette natilrlin cine
Wlcnac pon 5iu9erobbriiden Sic
puroen Iofort pbotoerapbiT9 0erot0s
Bert un0 unterIuft. @tli6c 3eiaten
Ii6 ioeutiIh nit cenen bes 8oten bic
meiiten ober iroren Iebr 1aralicris
lliIr6, 6encn fs6lte nGmlic6 am Dritfen
Ninoer Der linten 6unb sic Ruppc
llnp ais bic beioeu Getetiips eineu
Bid ouf bic Plattc loarFen, lac1ten iic
ouf. Den bdtten mir, Sreuno
Dredboricll Dos liz ia Inter oltsr
auunc Nattlou, per Monu nit rsr
pcr Niuargii lir6 itBt reiB ID aug
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rautt;n Mogen as. unD Gntel Aoms
iirt III iifcy Oort 81 IubrH" mpelle
lomss dui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07


oaillcn ser 6reinilligeu auf oem ipns
niib.anlerifaniideu ariege luieocr
aus Dem &opierfor6 81 6olen, iNhlg
c6euiols fe6l.
&nl Senote purOe aui g(ntrag OcS
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timore.@ouutp 5u erluu6en, $1,000
GOO fiir 9l63u9Sfonobouten aus5ugc.
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Sanitdts 9eboroc o0e @ldne crit
aene6migen mulB. Gic Bill lurm0c
Damn oiort onaeuomnien.
Gie @eniions &orloge fiir @liit
ter liz inn 6inan3 Gonlite 0es Sl.
mats geitor5en, nodoem uon Sri. 9e.
perioge un0 6rou @lia6ct6 4Sleitner
ein Geriucb gcnodt woroen mar pie
Sill lDieoer in ben Senot 5u brin-
gen.
@G6rcnO ser 9}abmittogSitinoeu
wuroe cine Siblng Oes uOrittcn
@oleS" ge6alten in welder Serr
GoH Soiep6, Der SefretGr Oes Sprc.
derS, ais Goriiber iltngirte. llnter
ben eingereidten 9iQs wor aud cine
iolde, Sill 81 perpilligen Oonit
Scr Sto0tprotitrotor 5ielOS ieiue
Soorc 9ei1nitten mo ictncn Bart
o6raiirt befonmen fann lSn elmer
onOercn Bill mnrOe porqei6rie6el.
0oB 0oS SmleD-@}omment no6c Der
Se-@rope. Bride erri6tet perOen iolL
lmO in elmer onoereu pIrOe Srn.
Soiinldu ber6oterL Sri. Souam AM
anOereH DIR 81 neden
Sin SielIteuont uuO II @oli3iiten
ocs %olijei 1cportemcntS, fonien
9lbcnOS s ll6r no6 9(nnapoliS, lmJ
mic oaiG6rlicb, i'm Stoats-Gapitol
nod Dem &edten 5ll e6eu, wenn 0ie
G6iireu Der @eiebge6ung geidloIen
merOen SpreAer Grippe bate abcr
uoriidts6ol6er ale %opierf0r6e, alle
Bidder unO ionitige So6en ibon Dor
Der gIbenopauie ans Dem Souie i6ni-
len laiien mO Oonlit 6otte er Dem
unru6igen @lemente OieOlunition ge-
nonmen
,5roll &leitner 6ot bon Srn uGp"
Cummings Oas &eriprcden cr6olten,
Dab er am % 9lpril elmer Geriomm.
luug Der 2lnti-Sniirogetten-@eiea-
i6oit IN Der oSt. Sofo6us.Soac"
beimo6nen bill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
.Sciraths qicrnscll.

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g. unO emma Sdroeocr, 81, 9olti-
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more.
peirp q 9lopcS, 3l, 4ortlano.
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mo giut6 Is Ssoo6s SlQWlcaalicS
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more. lia@pilla N
9lnoreu 3. 9'idleo 2TialnO Scuie
6 9prO, 3S. gittfe l9Ha1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
Plus Ocm Suncrcu NlarGianS'S unS
Ocn ansrcnScnOcn Siaatcn.
V an alenor6eit

Bon un6efounten 9liiici0dtcnl
Ulwoe oie llnon-&opcQe 5i 9urt6o.
lowS, NlO. itorf 6eiAGoigt 9tidt
meniger ais 3S 5euiterihei6cn morcn
in Der 9iaAt oon Somitog oilf Conn.
tag nit Steiner eingelporien wor0en
oud murOen peribieoene 2dOcu ub.
gerilicn lmo ShoOcn inn Snnerl Der
Stride ongeri6tet. gllS &oitor ".
9. ama pon ser @etboOiiteu Stride
oes Sii0ens, lpelbcr in lester &od)e
ourd Siicboi Gennu in Der 9altl
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Souutog @ornittog sic Stride be
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Dem @oiteSOienit einaentu0en leBte'
rer fonntc aber inter oei llnltGnoen
nibt obge6olten iueroen. S6eriii j.
GonorO no6m cine llnteriuhino Dor
tonnte aber ioweit oie Gbdter nod
nic6t ernlittelu. @eribieocuc N}itglic
Der Der Stride 6ottcn ser Grnennmg
pom &oitor aing 6eftig oppouirt INN
es miro ongcuonlmen, OoB oie I6ot
bon Oieier Seite aus 6egangcn wur.
Oe.
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Sdlmme @rio6rlmgen moHtc
9ioDmouo Gaiierlp, Der "A ,So0re oltc
Sobu oeS in Der 9l06e bon Ginn6er.
lano po6n6oiten Serrn Soiep6 Gai.
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,Srcitog 9l6cuo BON Soiric wca rmO
nudocm er chpo Q @leilen pcit gcs
uonNcrt mar, uerlor er leiucn g9ea in
0cn @e6irgSmoloungcn 6iutcr Glo.
rpspiae, na6c 6roit6lrg, 9(m Sonn.
tag W|orgen purOe er i'm @alo 5r
idaig BON eiuigen Eerionen gefu
Sen. Gr mar 10 criAopii mo 6ostc
10 ic6r unter Der &Glte gelittcu, oaB
er uibt me6r preben fonnte. Seine
9ietter tulgen i'm uo6 eiuem nobe
gelcgeueu Soue wo cr iid ipGter 10
meit crbolfe, BOB cr uacb ieincr elter
liten @obnlng 5uriidgc6rocbt iper
Den fonnte.
81 &lcinc llrio DC, 8tOBe gSi I.
tltng.
Pin glutpcrgiituna Iciocno Icgt
Sobn Springer, ein 6etogier @cwo6
ner bon aceopsuille, i'm Soipitol 5u
SogerSiorpu oorncoer. Ser olte
@lonn botte cine 9llt6laic NIT ei
neni Eoidlenmeiier ouioeito@cn I'M
i6n 5u rctten mlB nm ieine @ano
ontputirt lperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
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lports. INNER .peitndrts. II 9(us Dem
SunIte bes Qlbenos ragte nod, penn
nan riidtpGrts lhaute, oie md@tiqe
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PIE @iienmaiien Der 8rootlsnbriide
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oas oumpfe perporrene Carmen bon
ytep Yort IonDte ieipe lebten 8oten
oos Idbrille Pfeifen Der 3inebo6n, BIN
cllf su ben einTamen 2uftIeQlern. II
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s5cifeatroBsr in etmas freierer Quft
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letioihe nab, unD pohl man8er modl=
te no r;gpunocrn. Dob oer5laue Sobn
ne4 6,i ein6redsnbem 9(beno cine
Slitia5lt unterna6m lln6 in Dol
a. 'yal.i noA Aeiten2l
Nie tannten Den Slauen 9o6u ben
Ietsiii0c Quitapparoi, Der Ieineng}os
men Rod oew grbouer So9u un6 Iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

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