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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
RY PICTURE GRIM ES.
Are Taking Up B:ackmaIa
oHrasons In Ogden.

rts Tribune.
March 2s.-With local promo
tts project, preliminary plans
lscussed for the proposed pre-
& The Ogden blackmail opera =
zines In q series of motion
=, comprising a picture story
h fest In length. One Of the
ttins Of the gang has tenta :
I'D 10 furnish the financial
y lhe project. which the pro-
ETe can be developed Into a
nine.
10 The plans under discussion
al Of the persons. so far as
- participated In the stirring
" Canyon road a year ago,
HStntsenth street shooting and
,ieD With the outlaws, would
2 In The interests OF the big
|f!ure, which would be graphi-
80 far as conditions and
Al The present time possible,
= principals. Including nearly
eackmnilers' victims. have
rnd their Willingness TO take
Syenteenth street shooting
nt biz feature OF the film,
photographed for the screen
nenucal likeness because of
which Detective David Ed
lnng 10 render, The Canyon
9 would also produce a very
~ II has been proposed TO
SNices OF an expert motion
Il niauager in producing the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
DIED

WfIITE-At 2S3 [. street, March 20. 1914.
Of Brights disease, Elizab beth Caffall
White. born July 3, 1915, in England.
and came TO salt Lake City in 1868, Flu
neral services Tuesday. March 81. at .
y. IN. from the Tweniy-frst ward chapel.
Friends arc invited to attend. and can
call at the family residence on day OF
funeral from II a. M. TO l p. m. In
terment Ia city cemetery.
SORENSEN--At 2is Ninth East street.
March %. 1914. Ruby May, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Peter Sorensen.
born February Is. 1913. in Salt Lake City.
Funeral services Tuesday AT 1870 p. M.
from the family residence. Friends are
Invited To attend.
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Many at Ellis Funeral.
oecial to The Tribune

sSIIFVIHI 10 TIC T IFWWTEV'
OGDEN. March 29.-Euncral services for
Mrs. Tessie Ellis, who was killed by an
electric car In Portland. Ore, q week
ago were conducted by Bishop George S.
Burnham in the Larkin chapel at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. Elder Il. a. LarlSin also
spoke The musical numbers were fur
nishcd by ]. w, Ramey.
Although Mrs. Ellis had not resided ign
Ogden for the past several years. scores
OF ogden friends of the family attended
the services. Among the floral offerings
were several large pieces sent by friends
in Portland. JDtcrment WAS made in the
Ogden City cemetery.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

Appllca ton TO confirm the sale of all as
sets OF .'Rowe's Clothes Shop" upon bids
judge OF Third district court. city and
county building. Salt Lake City. Utah,
on the Ord day of April 1914. at 10 O'Clock
a. m. by the undersigned.
ROWE'S CLOTHES SHOP.
BY 4. T. Webb, Receiver.
Dated March IS, 1914. p37S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
ONE WARD MADE TWO.
Division at Grantsvle In Toocc Stake
Result Of Conference,

EVANSVILLE. March 29.-Division OF
Grantsvllc into two ecclesiastical wards
WAS made today al the second session
with large attendance. The dividing
line is Hale street and the new wards
are known as Grautsvillc, First (the
wesD and Grantsville Second uhc eas).
The retiring bishop. III. A Anderson was
elevated TO the position OF patriarch The
bishoprics of the new wards were chosen
as follows:
First-Richard Jcffcrics. bishop: c. Le-
roy Anderson d. Nj. Clark. counselors
Second-John William Anderson bishop;
Pratt Mathews, Joseph l.. Brown, coun-
selorS.
Among tho church dignitaries present
were Apostle u. o. Mckay OF ogden and
Eldcr i. S. Richards of Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
Will Use Cedar Stubs.

OGDEN. March 29.-Thc fact that tho
cedar stubs used in the erection of the
first overland telegraph line more than
nifty years ago are still standing In the
south end of the Ruby mountains OF Ne
vada has induced the forest service Off
cials to recommend this form OF line con
struction 10 the electric companies Of
southegn Utah. The companies have de-
cided to use poles or local timber with
cedar stubs below the surface of the
ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
VALUE OF GUILDS.
Effect an Organization Of Government
Discussed In Sermon.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 2s.-The important par,
which the guild OF the oldeu days has
government and business life was the
subject of a sermon delivered by the
Rev. John Edward Carver In the First
PRESBYTERIAN church this evening. The
sermon was another in the series. "The
Great Movements OF History" Accord
Ing to the Presbyterian pastor. guilds have
been traced as far back as 500 years B.
Z. Respecting their influence as shown
by present day organizations. he said;
The guilds Of the middle ages COM
prlsed in their development growth
and power ono of the greatest move
ments Of the centuries. We lind that
the guild spirit is as old as history.
FOR there have ever been associations
of those bound together by kindred
social economic or religious interests.
Il. g. in Greece and Rome 1t was
among the Teu,onic peoples that they
were most common, however. where
the they o,ouT we're i.:,,,. called guilds from
cnce 10 the payment OF dues
These guilds were the first fire and
lie insurance companies. trades
unions and merchants associations
They gave Sick accident. death and
old age moneys. They were often the
forerunners OF town government and
protected the members against theft
and crime before laws were passed
They did much to stop wars when
different guilds would unite In one
peace guild They thwartcd the try
amy of rulers for they were often
formed against q despot. They unit
cd all the humber classes and lead
crs often were members. They were
almost always part religious
our political economic and religious
freedom owes much TO these carly
unions, When the merchant guilds
became despotlc the craft guilds won
back the peoples freedom MANY as
sert that Paul did much OF his carly
work through his trades guild In the
first three centuries they were n great
aid 10 the early church in many ways.
Only those that became religious In
nature have survived.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
~ NAY BE STRONG

ls whether in the home or
'm'a II they can keep at bay
pocnllar 10 their sex.
a srlD realized how Lydia e.
ese'aole Compound, that
made from roots and
Tue root of the trouble
TN '..s' such symptoms as back
nervousness and irrita
81 "'qla " be healthier, happier
|fsaIe :; n you suffer from any
III ias,r me- Ills why don t you try
puy You to do so.
Z hs'g;hcmeot)
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: Elect Principal.
NJ Tribune

Aaici a ".-tAs the result of
ss.ng and several confer
me past two weeks. the
..oIs OF the Weber academy
m o. 10 select a successor 10
-a". henderson at the next
. ~ on Wednesday night. Mr..
=; ;tsn'IS t notified the board thai [
q candidate for the posi-
|sti,S sedr because OF personal
n ~ S.n REQUIRES all OF his time.
a r., sohsidered Il number OF
a M ~ h sne names OF the appll-
ii grrapu made public. Presi- .
y, ,s. oi the academy board
,,ss.e me gecislon will be reached
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
PLANNING REUNION.
Weber County Republicans May Yet
Unite at Banquet Board,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 29.-Definite plans for
the Republican love feast. which is re-
Sarded the opening event of the COM
Ing campaign. Will be decided upou when
the special committee recently appointed
by Edwin Dix. chairman of the Weber
county organization, meets next Tues
day II Is probable that the reunion of
take the form of banquet. although
some members of the committee are in
favor OF a public mass meeting,
In addition TO Chairman Dix and Sec
rotary y. Il. Larson. the committee Is
composed of S. G. Dye. Charles r. Hol-
lingsworth, John Wilcox James L. Rob
son. George j. Kelly and Joseph T.,
Evans. The latter Is regarded as the
Republican candidate for county attorney
10 succeed Da sid Jensen. Mr. Evans Is
now assistant nONnlN ailnrnnN
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To cura a Gold in Ono pay

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE E
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure, Il, w. GROVES sigma.
turo is on each box. csc.
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MANY Attend Funeral.

Funeral services for Mary Hartma n
Jensen. who died Thursday al the age OF
day afternoon from the family residence.
30 East Sixth South street. Many friends
OF the family attended the services and
accompanied the body TO the cemetery.
Bishop Clayton OF the Third war& pre-
sided Intermcnt was In Mt. olivet GEM
etery,
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CertQin.teeeI

esalig e.;sis,.s Roofing cI9s.s!:.:s Dsssa;'''s
Since we have been giving
regular written guarantee on
Certain teed Roofing, one class
of competitors has been saying
that their roofing will gen
orally last twenty years, or
longer. :" They don t guarantee
it, however, at all. It's very
easy to talk, talk, talk and say
any numbers Of years in such
talk, but responsible concerns
must know all about their
roofing if they do any more
than talk-they must know
their roofings really do last
when they sign a printed
guarantee Of plain require
ments that the roofing shall
make good. Of course, the
irresponsible type-those who
are likely to go out of busi-
ness soon-can sign anything.
It's very important that the
buyer should not be caught
IN such a trifing manner.
another very important thing is
these talk guarantees are offered on
the cheapest goods the manufactur-
eLs MAKE: not being real guarantees.
there Is no risk. They say nothing
about their highest priced brands and
quallties-just offer the cbesnest
thing they have-ofrer a talk glIaran-
tee on cheap goods equal TO the real
guarantee given on Certain teed
Roofing
It's funny how many pcople thcv
catch on such thIngsl When you buy
piece OF roofing you should know
and know In writing-that II Is
the best quality-best brand goods
nude by that manufacturer Rcmem-
that II is his best in every way. and
Then have the guarantee in writing
and properly signed. too.
II pays TO be careful In buying goods
where the quality could not be Judged
by the sample-where sa everything
must depend upon the standing and
ability of the msnula cturer TO make
good over long period OF years in
the future.
Certain teed Roofing is sold at a res-
sonoblc price everywhere by dealers
who believe in giving unsurpassed
quality at q IA ir profit. The amount
OF Certain -teed Roofing required for
an average roof. say ten squares. Will
cost less than S5 over the cheap mail
order grade This small initial cost
is saved MANY times IN the fifteen
wears wear which Is covered by the
manufacturer guarantee.
General Roofing Mfg. Co.
Worlds largest manufacturers OF
roofing and building papers.
E. ST. Louis. lll,, York, Pa, Mar
seIles. Ill.,, New York City, Bos.
ton. Chicago.
Kansas City. Minneapolis, San Fran.
cisco, Seattle, London, England;
Hamburg, Germany.
Certa In .teed Roofing In Salt Lake
City is sold by
MOrrisOn-MerriIl & Co.
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Dies at Age Of 101.

PHILADELPHIA. March 29,-Mrs.
Elizabeth Jeffries died suddenly at her
home TODAY on the l0ist anniversary Of
her birthday.
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Seeds-grass, garden and flower seeds.
Bailey & Sons Co., 63 +. Second So.
dvcrtsemout)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30

property respecting drivers, and
freedom from dirt slate and slack.
Economy Goals" because wo mako
them such; Aberdeen. Black
Hawk, Castle Gate. Clear Creek.
Hiawatha. King. Rock Springs,
Spring Canyon.
Phone for q trial ton today.
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(hdvortisoIncnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
Fresh Roasted and
Steel Cut
means up-to-date methods III
good Coffee

HEXNLETT'S
LUNETA
Brand is the only coffee on the
market that is FRESH ROASTED
and STEEL CUT.
Ask your grocer for LUNETA
today and enjoy the best coffee
on the market.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

glibernoeu S6neemantcl oie lporme,
leidten0e Some tretcn in Oeli SIN.
tcrgrluo, oas ,5ic6er gebt BON einein
5uni anOeren imO mis' 9l0er Slidea
ipridt Die sleidc 6rage mieOer, SSer
miro Der grite2
llno bic 9er9e itebeu 10 groB, io
mdHtig 3D. 10 bod ii6er Oen fleinli.
den Sorgen imo E5orbeiteu Der
0lunic9cn.
Gben in 0cn 5o6en lit es 10 ri0ig,
10 itiQ ylanfer 9laturireunO 5at Oea
SdauplaB mtel perlaiien ln0 lit
biualligeitiegen an elmer bolb0er.
idneiien slIH 0ort ibt er in Der
Some ~ 10 fleiu acben 0en rieiiqcn
&er8cn uno bod iii6lt CT lid 10
groB in Der einiomen S6be-
llao 10 founut Scr gl6cno 6eran
0ic blauen Sddtten oui Dem Sduce
pcrOen 6ldiier oie Some pirlt ei.
nen rotbliden @lun5 ouf Die Der.
idueiten gSipfcl Der 696ren lmo
6i9teM Elm r0t0liHeS Selid)ten gebt
ii6cr Die ipeitcii S6neeieloer Der
gerae.
Gas Sporticit lit 3n Guoc, sic ro.
t5en 6a5nc1eu NIT 0Gep scr @eg
abgeitedt III. teben Oereiniamt, am
3iel lino feine N}enimen ne6r. 9(aeS
Int IN 0en Sofalcn Die WliNif ipielt
Bolton mo One iiep ~ ole @oorc
orebcn iid0 i'm Son3.
Gin SAlitten fG6rt 0urb oen Grt,
elm groBer SNliiten NIT 91noeru luo
@irloHoen geidmiidf, Su ibnt iibcn
Sfiia5rer Die nad Dem 9a9nbof
poaeu.
lluo einiom it's 6rauBcu in ser
gsitterlauoidait- Ser r5t6liGc
S6ein lit longit peridwunOcn; 5ter.
ne glibem am 6iriuament. un0 SCI
Niono 0ieBt ieiu mil0es 2i6t iibel
Oie idlaienOe &intcrna6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

rldhtel ge6iillt ~ Elm Bauer fiibrt
Die 3iigel. llnO oamd6li6 fonmt Die
0dmmerung ii6er Die @eaenO lmo
biiQt g[Qes in bldulidJen 0ltnit.
Ddmmerihrnoe ~ Nidrhenitunoe.
s5m Ebal gIinmen 2idter. SSlt ei-
nem Sals, etipas entfernt bon 0ciI
duoeren, iibt cine 9tlte ouf Der 9fcn-
banf, ein &nabe idnliegt ieinen
Sodeufopf an iie. Sin OeaGmp1en
Dirft iein ip1rlibes Sidt ms Stiib-
den. llno @roBnultter fdbrt Dem
Sungen NIT Ger @anO iiber's Saur
uno 6eginnt leiie n@s mar eiumal
II" 6rau Soae fon1mt lnO oos
Sanomdunlein un0 Die b0ien Setter
Oes milOen &eeres.
Ger bloue 0ilnit liegt iiber oen
6o6ren Die Sfueeiloden ipirbeln i'm
&reiS, Der @ino riittelt am 6elliter-
laoen, uti0 0aS 2dmp6en mirft
3udeuOe 2i6ter ouf @roBnltter uno
gufelfinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

beit) nit 5000, nSSfoom~ (;sort-
ifritt) nit $4,000, rEasbirsi.gf-
fior~ (Spiegel oes @erItoii0eS) NIT
10000, nSuuiiluot" (9}eformation)
init 1000, Dgi6om~ (geritan0) nit
5000, nEeroidiiman-i-6ofifot (IoI-
metiher BET @eisbeiD nit 5000
glutlagen665e. Giuiac weitere err
ideineu mr. 0orii6erae5euo. gliBer-
Dem eriHeuen ieds Sogcs3cituiaen
in eriediider Spro1e in elmer giuf.
logeubobe bon 5000 bis $1,000
g1emplaren, ferner iie6cn oriueniihe
8eitlinGctt theils in ormcntiber
SproMc itno SMrift, t6eils IN hirfi.
i&er Sprode init orneniIher gdrift.
Sic 9tiflo9e506e oieier 8eitinacn
oiirfte iiber 10000 foitm 6inous-
geHen
Sn aouiiontinopeI crifriucu
auBerOem nod bier boafommen iran.
50iiide cine engliid iron5oiii1e umo
cine oelltib-fran30iiide Eooes5ei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

4, Q S9neegeit0ber.
Still its. Seine Wleni6enltinune
ertont, fein @ogel l1Bt iid boren.
~ meit man Iiebt, breitet iic5 Die
suelBe Gede aus, utO bonn Siipluel
lauVn ,Sloden, fallen undltfborlid5
S@er 9oer ipirbelu i'm &reis, memn Der
S%tpo bincinfdbrt. 0ie &annen un0
oobren bieoen iid initer ibrer 2alt,
e'l glolcr perlaBt oen SelS unO freiit
under, lluf einer 8ergbol0e ite6t
golb beritncit cine gllmbiitte, un0
o oor lbr rQitct Elm irnger Ntonn. Sin
Nqger lit es, ober ieine 9higen folgen
Hld)t Dem gloler in ser &obe, tie
IMopeifen biliiber ii6er aa 0ie peiBen
Snume, iiber Die i9necigen 6oloan
uec binunter ms Ebol. @r oenft on
EN- groBes 8inrmer ~ morm 9ebei3t
blonf gepubt. 9lm Serb itebt cine
Jllnge 6roit nit 6lon0en &aar ln0
0louen 9lugen.
llno Damn iiebt CT bliibenoe @llt,
!llelt einen 5riiblingstag. gr
a9rt iie our6 S1leeoornbeder, CT
lest iic6 nie0er nit i6r ms meihe
Wras, fdbrt NIT ser Sono iiber 9Sri-
aslIeln nn0 8eilhen uno i1lingt oen
urn nm ibren gladen.
S5n @irfliGfeit a6er foQen sSIoder,
loltbeln nm i'm Der, unO ieine 0GnOe
oerllbren sen folten S1uee.
\. sluf elmer anOeren 4obe int 8al0e
Va0en Sol5fnedte ein 6euer gcmaMt
49, Elm groBes 6euer troB Sdneege-
l'o0er. Sic pdrneu iib sic 61nec
Hno 6iiBe Oaron iuio ihiitic!n iicb zen
0@nee aus Dem Ncdeu. Damn ne5-
men tie elm Stiid 9rot aus Ser Said6c
allo bolen ole SHnapsflalde 6eroor.
20 raiten Iie cine @eile, bis es pie-
ger ON Oie glr6eit ge6t. Ole idper.
oelaoencn SdIitten ulitteu inn Sdnee
man bort oas &niitern an Den
stllroen Sic fobren oas SoI3 6in-
ullter 5ii Den NleuIden i'm S6al.
Durd oen g8olo f16rt Elm Sdlif-
zen nit einem Efero1en. 9ie fleinen
SSDellen flingen ourb 0ie StiQe.
0lll S9litten iiben 5mei DleniHen
eng oneinanOcr geihnliegt in @cl3-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

iaen @artei o0er tie iino unab6dnaig
Iie periooiide 2iterohjr III arr1al.
tiuopcl III oiiBcgor0cntlid 3ablrcid
wonit nidt gelaat ioiN ioll oaB es
iid iumcr nm wcrt6Oolle Gr9anc
hon0clt llnter 0cn Ncrou adblrU
ser 3eitihtiiicu beiinoen iisA Gle.
mente, sic na1 Dem rnropdildeu
M'obiinbe toum oic su ciner ioldcu
Stelling erior6erliNen Ouolitdicu
beiiben Sic &ciomm5ohl Ser 3cit'
idlriiten 6etrdat ctuo iie5lia sic
trideincL ab5eicbca pou orgiBi8 tiir.
flidlca IN ialt ollcn 0en 3ohlreidaR
IN &oniiantiltQpcl ucrtretencn 2pro'
dcn INN Huloiaen oeu pcrIdia0onar.
tighten Gen0cnjcn
gs0hreno olio NoHllaHiino2el enc
itaiilihe 9IujaN reN Eaaes 'eliliaQcn
um0 3ei.icritcn aunueiieu lonn,
liuO oie GroDin3cu Der tiirtiithen no.
nordie meuigcr aut Ueriorgt, Gs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
9. g@iI6fHtterl1nn.

@erihneite @ersc, berldneiter
&olo. Sin 6utterpIab itc6t i'm Sc
b0l5. lleber oen bIauliben Simnel
3ie9en elm poar SdJneetpolfen lang.
Jam oobin. Da roibelt es I'M g4a6s
OLDER, lnO Der &opf zines 3e6nenoerS
eri@eint. 9engitlid dugt er I'M ii9
ralo tritt oanu Dor. 2anaian gebt er
iiber Die 8olOe, ln0 MN fonnen iie
elmer nod Dem anoeren, S5irI9 in0
&in0in, 8oar I'M @oar IS lit 9lben0,
unO BORT i'm GiGiNt miro Siitter &c.
itreut Ser 6oritgebilfe wirft GoIia.
nien,Seu unO 9iiiben ans. Grihroden
mei6en oie T6iere 5uriid, 0ann fom.
men iie mieOer uno beginner All dlen.
9lm ru6iglten unO iorglolelten Die
aleinen; je Glter I'M 10 dngltlidcr,
nliBiroriider iUerfen iie sic Simter
unber ~ o9lei1 ~ lett qeIdie6t
eu@ ni1ts iett miro feiu @cme6r
aui end geri9tetl" lln0 ais glncs
itia bleibt, perIdwinoet aus Oen 0ro.
ben brulneu Si1tern Die S1eu ltn0
rubig nagcn iie al Oan 9iii6cn. Ger
6oritcr lit oilA 6er5ugefommen Cine
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9aS tiirfiiae 8eitnmaslpeien.

aiir5Iid bat Der @raIioent ser
Sdool of SSournoIism Ser Columbia
uniperiitdt in 9leip gorf 8uionuuen
mt @errn Q. georoiIion, eiuem be-
lannten arneuii6en Sournaliiten,
elne llmirnge iiber oas tiirfiide 3ei-
tllllgspeicn oeranitoltet oeren gr9eb-
aalle IN Der 3eitihriit Der Geuti1cn
%telellid)oft fir SilamfunOe mitge-
l9ellt weroen.
8llr5eit eridenen in 9onitonti.
nopel oIlein etpa eli tiirfiihe Cages
6eltu1gen bon oenen ,Sobo6~ (W}or.
sem nit 10000 gIbonnenten sic qe-
lelallte ltio u&nninD (gHo) nit
10000 gl6onnenten pobl Die einfliB.
relhlte iit Gie ii6riaen iiuo GERM.
ger an gliiiloge6obe ino 9eoeutlng.
es iin0 .9llenOnr~ (6o6neiitrdacr)
mt 5000, oSeni @o5eto~ (91eue Bel.
'un9) nit 10000, oSifmet~ (ggcis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

oapon aud nidt ia Wliuihen 9inh
un0 glc6cl liegcn iibor ibr uno Der
boiieuoen itloiicnOcn NlcnGe.
PIN Sonnia9 irii6 5iebcu nod
pielc Sfiia5rer binaus elm gonlcr
@ul0 BON Sfieru per0uulelt 0en
@a5Hiteig auh 6uB8dn9cr oralr
gen iih 3u Ben gSagcn, oie lid] om
arbeitSlreien Sag eicn Spojicr8cnG
IN Den Bergen 95nnca mollen
llno Da6gcn0 lie biuouc3ic9on in
sic iriide Suit, lhlcitcl elm poor
mlioa NiaSieu pom @a5nAoisreiion
rant mea sic Stlien biulnter uno
iiber oen @lab bin ser Srombo6u al.
2lQcin nit miioen gluaen, gcbt eil
@i0odeu iibcr sic SSruBe Sic iit ats
Stalienerin aefleioet, lmO i1re
iduar5en Soden 6dngen ibr MIR
in's @eiidt Gs lit teiu @banialicio.
itiim, 0ao ie trdat ~ man licbt cs
aleic1 oos lit lore 9lotioaaIiraAt.
Die he 6eruorge5olt Bat Sn iDren
@coanfcn lit iie melt meg, in i5rer
@einiotb IN eiuen fllineh DorI
an Der 9lOrin, IN Der Sonnc.
lln0 ciI tieics Meinnuc1 eriaBs lie,
ais iie an Ben 0roBen iA0ncn Nur
fern poriiberge6t idlpere Se9n.
iudt uoA pen ic6nuBiaeu rn8cl
StraBen in oenen iie emit 8elpielt
nn0 oeladt umo 9eiunaen lat @eiicgn
lit tie nit eiaem @erm auf cacn
BAL gcgangcl beutc ac5t iie aliels
nod NouS. sine Shuoc ipdtcr miro
iic Die0er an Der SiroBenedc ltl5gH
mo glumen uerfmiien Uic lonlt
nnd5 elmer lon8eu. ourc6tau5ten 9ladlt.
llno oie Seite mer0en en- ibr Dor.
ii6erge6en rno ibr chuas obiaiien
ooer nibt5 abtauien n ie nah0lnl
im0 lie miro init 0cn freul0cn
Nlcnidcn re0cn, 0ie iia nic1t fennen
sic orme 0crlniIone &leine In ser
8remoe. 1o nur 0er 6riibling blelbl
nit ieIner Sonne2
gl5cr inn &alo orauBen 3miiihcru
Die @0ael an ocu 5iiobdnQen bliIbeu
aclbc gllmcu Die 5onnc idmi5t
sen SHncc meg im0 glaes. gllles
itinnit ein IN elm lingenoes, ilin8en.
0as 5rii5liu9slico.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

miro 3mar cine 9lei6e BON 9latiern
Scr SoHptiiaot aid IN sic eatleaen.
liN Fr1uin5ci nariMigit mas ourA
pen no1o0menSmcrt0 biaIgen Sci.
hu9sportoiot icbr erlcihiert miro.
,Sm ollaencincn dber feunt man ur
Den Er0Oincn bcionoerS abcr ia Der
uliotiid'en 'Siirgei MIR oen amilihcn
slrBei5er. oclien Snholt oft reht oiirf-
ilN ilt. Siin 1ou5cn eriAeiueu IN BEN
Nropinja ctmo bunoert 3eiinn9m
mo 3citIdriiicl IN Sen ucrihieocn.
item SpraMai um0 Giulcltcu oie abcr
rur 3um ic5r seriugeu Iheil td8lA
crldcIncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

5abme Siridfu6 nit cinem @l0dGen
Inn oen sails ndbert iid) ibni, nimmt
8rot ans ieiner @auo un0 peBt oen
@rino oil ieiner Srllt
Ser Tog gebt 5ur ySei9e 5milfen
0ie Sdneewolten 5iebt ii@ elm gel9li.
der S6eiiI unO idjpdr3er uno id)urs
fer treten Die Gilbouctteu Der Gans
men alf Ser meiBcu Iede DerOor.
glus Der 6erue iteigt eiu 9crglicO
6iuauf in Die einiome &09e
9nnfler miro eS i'm g8olo. 6oriter
un0 6oritge6ilie iino naA SouS, oa5
@ilO bat iid) in bic NdlOcr Oerltreut,
fern I'M Ebal crglumnen SiNtdeu
fromne @Iodentoue 5ic5eu lciie ourdi
Die @iniamfeit oaS @ebetduten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
gcrIiner sSrrfc0rsorbcitcu.

Scr 8a6abof 5rieoritiircBe in
Berlin, Ser nitbt mir oen @erliueri,
ionocrn foit ie0eni 9leiienoen 6efount
iii, Der einnol Berlin Dciubt Bat,
3ei0t jett our Sloiie5cit Gin miites
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Sin St0bnen um0. 9lcct5cn lit in
Sen 9udeu Elm Singcn rno Bfeifen
3ie6t Ourc9 oen &amin i'm see tra1t
0as Gis, Don 0en Bergen rimt Der
geiAmol3cne Smnce IN fleineu Ndt
den fem SdneeilodMeu lie1t metz
III och 3peigcf Ales tropit lui0
tropft Elm iDarmer 4sino branlt
iiber oie @eganO Dos lit Der 665n
Gin @2doGeu gc9t ii6cr ocn gScg.
itcigt auf einen @llgel im0 ite5t bort.
ben 5lid naN oen feruen Bergen ge.
ridtet. SSn tieie 3iigen at6mat es
sic lane Suft lm0 iralmt bon fom.
menoen &agen, trdlmlt BON 9llt6cu
un0 &oien BON Gems lm0 SOME
begriIBt Ben 605n mie eincn liebeu
5relulo, neil CT 0aS Gis 6riht mo
Die Snoipeu ans Der 9hnoc loot. Ger
Srii5ling fommt mo nit 0en 6rii6.
liu0 i6r @liid ibre 9loicn3eit
Ger 6obn riittelt IN Sen @aumen
iuo 3er5dnit Scr Erdlmcu0eu oie
brolmen 8opie gluf Dem fleinen
&ioo bonn g8al0e ber fonuHt Gin sSG.