New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
FLOWERS FOR THr GERMAN
PASSING THROUGH BERLIN
G11SeesE.ooS 0-C1t6er1po5
Iv DR.. p. }. GRANT.

BEAUTIFUL Sunday afternoon, a peg
fec: day. not TOO warm and not too
~ vint-y jus. made for just such stroll
as we were taking through the woods
-, .,a beautiful Gruaewald. at Berlin. There
=. about g dozen Of Us, made up of a half
i,., different rationalities; myself, talkative
I.,,r,ao ms what IrishnEH isn't0, who loves TO
.,n sbou. th!,rs ] know nothing about to people
80 know, all abou. them; a Russian pianist, who
.,rlsr'. convince me th@t my ideas on interpre-
,.o,. were. TO say the least crude; German
h,-v.o5e. les polite than the Russian, who
Nurtly tod me tia; if he sang the way wanted
I'm to the audience would certainly massacre
nn: two American doctors, French singing
,.sebe- an. La.t dozen charming examples Of
he America e.-.. You have got to live abroad
,one years TO realize and appreciate how really
,hsrminc and ,aa-n.cs.y different from all other
gfis she ISL
b.. taking 1-2rckss thirst AID thirst suggests
ter, and ie Germany YOU are never more than
,hundrsd yards from it. A few minutes brought
IS to II, and also 20 something elsa group Of
rsve-fsced men and women, surrounding tree
o. which vGs pinned piece CT white paper an
.1.rs Ct Or, "Be-l.ac- IGgeb,a,t.' telling IN one
b5ef sentence that the Crown Prince Of Austria
I'D bis wite had been murdered at Sarajevo
WINTERS OF tlRcIE SCATTERED TO MEET
VARYING FATES
4-tat8 said nay Russian friend, means the
,-5 Of Austria Ncyt morning he was on his
uy to join his regimen; 80 Moscow.
Bv v..--..t.- ..- 5-.y-occ was with his coIoTs
rK5.-.--l... shan never forget as the train
trss--.-s moved o-- o- the 400ioslSCnen OS'
-- F-- D.. -..- ..-... b1rytone voice dominated
C-.ra they -:r Leo S-echs ne" ps'I'o"c
H,s, -.-. - ''-e--aHd. 'Au1 "'e1eE
.ta,' b. c.- -Dt.'
Two week. --.-- -1s casualty list had tal'
he. sentences ass Regiment hompag'Ae -
ya:e. o..-.- L..- i.-'rn1t' 'm-ss'ng)'
The French professor beng Z" uHDeheYer }"
Va as a everything else. is now IN the detention
lsa a. Sfaclau
ll' GAYS 1''l-.ss'y' 's'S.'5- a.,.r. -
1's"'s '''--'S' - %, -
.s.. s-. -..s- ....ts. and-a thing most strange
1t tse-. " ID . Berlin police-not speaker
a,a..r4l r.t they knew their Pappenheimer,
rsw thai .ae.e anne frothy-mouth gentlemen
v.o ver. t....-c-- the army, KrupPs and the
army contractor. ...Id be the first to obey the
-n .o fr- . shoulder the rife made by
.rr ... .-- 10 don a uniform made by
co-...-. .. do otherwise meant small
10. e-.-.. .- party and rather shallow
''.'c a- ...
'ai % give -. instance: lew days after 'Ae
"ii Was declared au American lady and were
Waxing tc-. .e L-,-e rtamm, from the hoenign
Elizabeth s,.a-o where one Of the guard reGi-
@e1.s Is stationed Four soldiers with loaded
'1es sld t1e. aay0uets, guarding two prisoners,
emerged; the prisoners were the usual type Of
German work...a.r. stolid and heavy, but with
LOOK on 'aeir faces hope never to see again.
'""' nave they done" asked my companion
~'"eieo They have probably broken some
military ordinance AID are being sent to the
@@eIette to make them work. few minutes
~*f"arc. no. more than five, VIC heard two vol
F!s Of shot. The men had failed to report Tor
"'''a'y duty and death was the penalty
CUNNING OPERA UNDER CONDITIONS OF
PECULIAR DIFFICULTY.
h. ~, 's"e' -es'4VaI was running a' ."e
G. "e''ens, INC prices oeihg MODERATE even 4o'
...S,', H"'''s nothing Oe''eI 70 w,
-. -esu almost every evening. On July q "Iy
ana :; p''so'"e'' '"c'uuins 'o'0iS'''
d, - ,a''s's' were caileu 10 '"e eO'OIo'
b,. -''" ",'y more ana by angus. "'0
,..,. "''u'e1 ""o ieit lot ''e '''''