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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
By Harold f.
MacGrath .

hidden In this house More thar
that. ! can put my hand on the very
place II ~ hidden"
THAT is impossible. SIR" declared
Jones Indignantly.
I'm an old hand. Mr.. Jones. II
will not do you a bit OF good TO
put up that bold front"
Beggs smiled. How was he 10
know that this was comedy set
especially for his benefity
Il should like 10 see that money.
said Jones. not quite so bravely.
Come with me" said the secret
service man Where's the library"
Beyond that door. SIR.
The chief. beckoning to his men.
entered the library. went directly
TO a certain shelf. extracted three
volumes. and there lay the money
In three neat packages
Good heavens" gasped Jones.
Il shall have to request you and
the family TO accompany me TO the
station"
But II Ia all utterly impossible.
sir, know nothing of that money.
nor how II 20; there. It's plot. !
declare on my oath. sir. that ] am
innocent. that Miss Florence and
her companion know nothing about
H."
you will have TO tell that TO the
federal judge. sir. Ny duty is TO
take you all 10 the station. II
would be Just as well not 10 say
anything more. sir"
very well; but some one shall
smart for this outrage"
THAT remains to be seem was
the tersc comment OF the secret
service man.
He led his prisoners away direct
iy.
Norton and HIS men had TO wait
far into the night. The Black Hun
dred did not intend TO make any
mistake this time by hasty move.
At quarter after 10 they descended.
Braine was not with them. This was
due TO the urgent request of Olga,
who still had her doubts. The men
rioted about the house. searching
hooks and corners. examining floors
and walls. opening books. pulling
out drawers. but they found moth
ing. They talked freely. however
and the dictagraph registered every
word. The printing plant. which
had so long defied discovery. was in
the cellar OF the house occupied by
the Black Hundred. Norton and
his men determined TO follow and
raid the building. And the reporter
promised himself a good front-page
story without I'm any way conflict
ing with his promises to Jones.
Events came 20 pass as they ex-
pected. The trailing was not the
easiest thing. Norton knew about
where the building was. but he
could not go to IL directly. He was
quite confident that its entrance
was identical with that which had
the trap door through which he had
been flung that memorable day
when he had been shanghaied,
When they reached the building
he warned the men to hug the wall
OF the stairs. The trap yawned, but
no one was hurt. They scampered
up the stairs like a lot OF eager
boys, broke the door into find the
weird executive chamber dark and
empty and an acrid smoke in their
nostrils. This latter grew Sitting
as they Numbered about in the dark.
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SYNOPSIS or PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS
ss~nicy Harxreasc. miiiisnslrv, after .
nzfraruieu. escape FROM tho d<n of the
gang ef brilliant thieves known tho
Bisrk Hundr-si. lives the life Of . r-risse
foe - year.. uarxrcsse accidentally
me~ts nrsine. i-sder Of the BLACK Hun-
dred. Knowing Braise viii try 60 Get
him. he c.eapcs frou his own home BY
BALBOA B~farc e>caping he writes . let
ter To the girls school whore Is years
before he nsy~tcrsousiy left the door
step his baby d2axht~r. fs~r~oc~ Gray.
That dag Hswxr~avc also draw 81. 0oo. 900
from the hAnk. bat 10 10 r~pert~d that this
drepp~si tnfs the SEQ when the balloon he
ESCAPED I'm wa2 punefurrd.
fier~ne- arrives from tho Eirls' school
Countess Olga. Brainefs comps ions visits
her and claim. her . relative. I've
bogus Detectives call. bot their plot 10
fsiied By Norton. . nsw~p~per man
Nesfea lays trap for Br>ine and hss
gang. Countess Olga also Waits tn.
ssi-nf's captain. and snc easily fails Into
the reporters snare. The plan proves
nberfisc through Brsin~'s god iuek. snd
only hsr~iinsS fall into tho h~ads % the
police.
Aft~r failing 4. fh~sr fIr~s sss~.rps IN.
Bisrk Hundr~d trap fiorrso~. Thsy ssk
hev for mssey. bat abe s>cap>s. aG>in
fskitng sh~m-
Marion sad the oeunsess eli on Fsa~-
esre the neat day. snc~ more safe ~
home. The visisers hsvtns gsss. Jes~s
semsw~s . s-~tAon Of fisersag. and frvm .
cavity TAKES b~x. Pursued By memb~rs
Of the Black Hundred he rushes 10 the
water trent. and succeeds In Dropping In.
bon Into the $50.
Cosntc~s Olga causes nm nngrm~ut
between Norton and Fier~n~..
Aeceuspiiees 81 Hrain. kidsap F1or~ure
~hii~ che 10 Shopping. and hurry her off
." sea- She is~p~ overheard. and 10 picke ed
up In dAs~d eoadifssn By sish~rmen.
The Black Hundred tso>fe her. ana
benane. disguised - her father, ssAes
her back to sea with him. Flsr~nes s-s.
fire To the heat. and 10 v~sou~d by . ship
~ whi<h Norton has bern shsnshais
Norton and fter~nee. safety s~bor~. and
with M longer any misnnd~r~f sndinr hs-
tween them. take tho train for home The
train 10 wrecked and tho Bisek Hundred
larry the inJar~d f1s~rnce 10 . deserted
mt. Norton. who tries To r~seue her. IL
tied 10 the rniiroad TRACKS, TIor~o~s cave.
him. and finally Jones comes to the rescue
Of both
Cenee~isd shove tho r~r.d~svou. ss In.
bsrk Hundred. man lean. Of the re-
e~vrry from the sen Of the bon Of level.
By . sailor. and of ifs sabs~au~n, rrtsrn
=" The bottom Of The sea. and he quickly
communicates the fact to Jones du,li
rate has IL planted. and batter .~epr-d n,
the band. bat before lite ooss~uts ar, ar
s"inrd the boz mystertousiy dlsapp~sr.
owfnE TO the falling off Of Contribution.
~ Ine parent organizations In Russia. an
agent arrives and assumes the I~.a~rxbln
81 the American branch 81 IN. HI.rt
"nnaren- Through the esnnivan~~ Of The
countess Tho new head I- tharopsht,
nh"thaf~u Brain. pnrsn@s his own
plans pending restoration TO power.
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Norton Makes a
Discovery
copyright, 1914. by Harold Mac.
Grath.)
CHAPTER XIV.


Perhaps the most amusing nhasa
OF the secret agents discomSIture
was the fact that neither Jones
nor Florence had the least idea
what had happened In the summer
house nor that anything had han
pened. Florence regretted n hmm.
dred times during the evening tina,
she had not gone out 10 the sun.
mer house. II might really have
been her father. Her regret grew
so deep In her that Just before
going to bed she confessed TO
Jones.
You received a letter OF that
sort and did not show Il 10 me?'
said Jones. astonlshed.
You warned me never to pay
any attention TO them"
NO; | warned you never In act
upon them without first consult.
Ing me. And we might have made
capturei My child. always show
me these things. will advise You
whether to tear them up or not"
Jones, ! believe you are going
little too far" said Florence.
haughtily. 1T might have been
my father"
Never In this wide world. Miss
Florence. Still, beg your pardon
for raising my voice. What I do
and have done is only for your
own sake. There are two things I
wish TO impress upon your mind
before / go. This can be made a
comedy or a terrible tragedy. You
have already had a taste OF the
latter; and each time you escaped
because God was good to US. But
He is rarely kind to thoughtless
people. They have 10 look out for
themselves. am acting under or
ders; always remember that"
Forgive me; ! acted wrongly.
But I'm so weary and tired OF this
eternal suspicion OF everybody and
everything. Can't I 20 somewhere,
some place where I can have rest?"
~ thought for a single moment
II was possible 10 take you thou
sands Of miles from this spot, It
would be done this very night. But
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ed them with dung and stones. Ana
this was the beginning Of the tirns
when the country was 10 show that
she WAS inyinciblel
Many ~ the previous pages have
written with shuddering and with
Eelf-compulsiOn. u was not With
out inward horror that could de-
scribe the scenes through which I
passed. ! have done II IN order 10
obey my sense Of duty. Beloved iix4l
once gave me the solemn command
Tn case ! die before you, you mu
take my task IN hand and labor foI
the work OF peace" n this bindlnRI
Injunction had not been laid on md
could never have 80 far prevailed
over myself as 10 tear open the
hgonized wounds OF my remin.
iscences 10 unsparingly.
Now. however. have come 10 a
event which / will relate. but which
I will not. nor can | describe.
Mo- cannot, I cannot
have tried-l0 half.wrftten, ton
pages are lying on the floor by -
eide OF my writing table-but 4
heartpang seized me; my thoushfs
froze up. or got into wild entanI1k
ment In my brain. and had =
throw the pen aside and weep. ~
ter. hot tears. with cries like chfl1
Now few hours afterward In
sumo my pen. But as 10 descr1h1nr
the particulars OF the next event y
TO relating what felt when II hae
pened. must give that up-fio
thing itself In sufficient.
Continued Monday
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BY luck Norton found the exit -
called to the men 10 follow. tt
saw Beggs at the top of the sta1c
way and called out 10 him to surron
der. He held up his hands and e.
stairs collapsed. Real fire burst =
and Norton and his companions r.
a desperate battle with flame g.
smoke 10 gain the street.
The fire was put out finally. II
there was nothing In the ruins O.
prove that there had been coun1
terfeiting den there. There woGN
however, at least one consoling fe9/
ture: In the future the Black HUI
dred would have TO hold their star
chambers elsewhere.
II was checkmate; or. rather. II
was a draw.
ITO Be ContInved.)
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listening. for what could the
throne OF Spain or no who was
TO sit upon Il have 10 do with
me or all these nochalant folks
hereG hut then some ono said;
"a Hohenxolleru9 France would
not permit that"
The words cut me 10 tho heart,
for what did that mot permit
imply7
on. July 81. King william quit
ted Berlin. and left the following
writing.
In going today 90 tho army.
&c fight along with II for
2 honor and for the proscrva-
ton OF our nohleHt posses.
siona. | leave an amnesty for
all political offenders. My
peopls know as well as
that the breach OF treaty and
hostile proceedings are not on
our side. but as We have
been provoked. we arc de-
termined. like our fathers.
and in firm reliance on God,
90 brave the battle FOR the
deliverance OF our fatherlnnd
Metz salleni The news re-
sounded In the city like some
strange and overpo~erlna cry
OF terror. To rse tho news OF
the taking o. a fortress was
a message which brought
rather a relief; for ! thought.
well. that 10 decisive" And
II was only for this. that the
bloody game might be over. II
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was for this, only this. that I
lonaed. But no, there was
nothing decisive In lt--more
fortresses remained. After
defeat ali that ia done 10 20
pick yourself up again, and
strike out at them twice ss
hard. The chance Of arms
may change AZ any time. An,
yesl Tho advantage may be
now on this side. now on
that II Ia only WOO that 10
eertaln--death that 10 certain
TO be on both.
Events followed each other IN
ever fastening movement. But
now only military events Every
thing else was suspended. Moth
Ing else was any more thought
NJ around Ms except mort sus
A storm OF savage
hatred collected II had not yet
broken out. but one heard II rum,
bic. In all official proclaiatlona
In all tho street cries. In all pub
lie transactions. the conclusion
was always mort aux prussiens. q
All these troops. regular and ir,
regular. thoso munitions. these
work.people pressing 90 tho forti
fications with their tools aud bar,
rows. thess transports for wea.
ponA. everything that one seca
ard bears means. In Its every
form and tone. In all It's light,
ming snd buster IN AL ia flame
and rage. mort sus prusslens.
Or. In other words. and then in.
iced Il sounds like n cry % love
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HONOR MENTION

Those awarded honorable men
ton In this weeks Circle contest
were: Ruth burlington. Sultan,
Wash: Helm Watson. s652 Sunset
place: Morgan Waltham. Seattle;
Harry Fredericks. Seattle: Martin
Brien. Everett; Gladys Hunt.
Blaine; Alice Larson. shelton,
Wash; Francis Hastings, Winl6ck;
Mach
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Bv Baroness Bertha Won Suttner
CHAPTER XII.

Se,e. Advocate 1904 winner Of IN. Rebel
rescs
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Complete Report
of Market Today

Prices raid Produec~s for Vegetables -
Fruit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Bottom N3oii., 20. Wlai.-0os
itootIicbe Suprem-@cridt CAB bier
eine @nti6eiOung ob, monod oas
@cieb, weldes oen qrpreB. @eiea-
i6often eeitattet, iih sic 2icen5 5ur
gef0roerung bon 6piritlloien al
Aripotleute in neutrality-suspicious.
81 berid6affen, ais monootoriicb alif-
5ufoiien iit. 0ic GntideiOung wur-
sc Ooourd notbig, DAB peridieOenc
Nhlni6ipoIitGten iib eemeigcrt bat
ten Oen @rpreB- @eieaitoitcn Die
bctreffcnoe 2icen5 ous5uitelcn. Scr
@erihtsbof nimmt Den StonOpunft
ein Der 3ped 0es Spirihioienee-
icbes iei pic GontroIe ilber Ocn Scr.
fnuf un0 oen Eransport, ober nibt
ii6er Sen Gonium bernui1cnoer @e.
tt1nfe, uno 0a fein @eieb beltebe,
pelbcs Die @eforoeumg bon Spi-
rituolen nad @robibitionsgcbieten
iinterioge, 10 beidBen bic mlini6ipo-
len @conlten in ser SuHe feline Dis.
fretionGre @epolt, ionoern ieien &c.
5mungen, Die 2icen5en auS5uitellen.
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..Teriensa.@ilN lnicher 6n.

Otew gorf, 90. @8ai. II 0ie
Dor 5ebn Sagen aus Dem 9rooflpner
aunitnuiieum geitobIene Sorgent'ibe
glquorea- -Geproouftion oes Geaini-
iden n@erieus" lit felt eeitern picOer
I'M sIiidli6en 8eiit Der 9lnitnIt. Dos
9ilo pur0e in einem ononbm obgc.
i6iften 9oitpodet on oos D1uieum
Suriid geionot. Qie Setter oes @1u.
icums unteriihten oen llmidlag oes
@iloes nit gr0Bter Sorgfolt, ooA
lieB ii9 aus Der llmbiiae nidt Der
eerineite S6IuB ouf Sen 9lbieuoer
aieben. gS ideint, OoB oie @eroffent.
liblng 0es 9iebitabls in alien 3ei-
tunsen oeS 2onOes es Dem 0iebe I'M
m0glid madte, ieinen 9iail6 nate-
rien au Dertwertben, ipesbol6 er es
ocr6og, OoS eeitobIenc @ut 5uriid0u-
itellen.
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WrpcersGpnareli.

&OuisDiIle, &D, 20. Wini. -
Ger So6res-Gonpent Der n9}otional
9liiociation Of Getoil @roccrS" lit
bier eroffnet morOen IS 6u6en iid
etpa 300 Gelegoten eingefunoeli, Die
DON Mopor 9ui6meper 6er3lidit be-
griiBt wuroen. 3rdHoent $. @
S6wo6 bon @lilpoilfee CAB eiucn
0iiid6Iid ii6er oie S6dti5feit ser 9li,
location I'M abgeloufenen Sabre. SSn
Der gtadnlittogsiibung CAB ser Sab
reSbericbt oes SefretGrS ser g(liocia.
ton, SSo6n q. Green BON GlebelonO,
Geranloliuna 3ur Gisfuiiion Der
iest i'm GongreB i6pebenoeu glnti'
Srliit-9iIls. Sn oem 9eribt uuroc
6eiiirportet OoB Ser Gonucnt Die
bon Glogton I'M Sollie einge6roAtc
9lnti Grults9ill in ser Sauptiohe IN
ooiiire, e6enio Oie Bills bon llnOer.
poo0 un0 Stanley, mel6e cine Stelts
er auf Coupons poriie6t, Die nit Ser
fdllfen bon Sa6of rno anoeren @oo-
rem os9ege6en werOen, lno Die Sn-
ooiiiulng Der Bill bon Stepens bon
9IepSompi6ire. mel6e 6eItimmt, Dab
6o6rifonten Oos 9iedt boben iollen,
ben @reis 81 firireu 5u lpeldem i6re
@roOufte an Gonilmenten a6gcge.
ben merocn founen. gln Ser Tebat'
te ii6er Oos gegenpdrti9e rationale
9onferott. @eieb 6et6eiligte iid aud
9n6ert &oiier BON @6iluoelpbio, @rd
iioent Ger oortigen &etoilgrocers gli'
iociotioI unO SoniS 9iunfel aus
9}em Yorf, @rdiioent Ser q. y. Spe.
cioltu N2i1. glliociation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

9tcm yorf, 20. Dtoi. SI
ocm Suprem- @cridt im gronr muir
Sc geItern Die AS Sabre oIte Nlooo.
lima Ierola, sic Elm {oitbuuS in y'r.
h20, 02orris.glueuue @ronr, betrieb,
oui bic glnflage oeS 0loroes I'M er'
itcu 0jrooc iduloig beiunoen uno bis
sir llrtbeilsDcrfiinoung am 9ienltoa
ocm @eidnaniB iiberipieieu. GS miro
bcrntutbet Dab &ibter Qopis ole
Sooesiirafe ii6er oie Jrau perbdnaen
oiirfte. Die 5rou ioa am glbeno oeS
80. Qe5ember 0cn % Sabre alien
Gormelo Goneirolc. Der in ibrem
Sauic mobnte ermoroet bobeu neil
cr iic6 meiaerte, iie 5u beirat5cu
1olpotore @eroaine, Der iib cbeu
faIls inter Qlnfloge beiinoet, iogtc
gegen iie aus.
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g'cB.YorFS Scrtretuns bel @anama-
Q[usfellnnq.

gfep Yorf, 20. Nioi. Nlopor
W}it6el eriubte geitern Den Stoot.
rot6 nm gllitoriiirlng Der gluseobe
bon 9tepctue.@ BONDS in ser Sobe bon
100000 fir oie @eitreitiing Der
Soften scr GrriAting oes @cbduoes
ser Stoot 9Sep. Dorf ouf Scr &ona.
ma @ocitic.9l 9luSiteaung in Sau6ran.
cisco. glloermon Stc0enion reihte
cine Geiolution cin welde cine 9e.
miaiauug fir bic bonn @lapor ge'
nomtc Sunme cutbdIt. Die 0ielo
lution muroe ocnl 6inon5. Gonlite
iibcruieien. Der @1apor meiit IN eis
ner beion0eren 9otidoft on ben
Sio0trotb oarouf bin OoB ole 5toot
auf Der glusiteaung miiroig Dertreten
iem ioIlte. S1on Die eroBcn Sort
idritte Der Staot in oen lebten SAB
rem modtcn es jir glotbwcuoisfeit,
oaB glew- -Yorf aif Der 9lusitellung
iih Dor alien ouoercn Stdoten oes
Sonoes ous8cidnen miiiie.
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gIMi 6em g0eae nadl MaIdinntun.

8 bicugo, Say 20. N}ai.
9iidter Ben 9. SinoicD BON 0euoer
paiiirte nit f;iui COLORADO 6ruieu
auf Dem @eec nah @oibinaton, no
CT 9rdiioent gSiIiou I'M geIoIiilng
Scr gunoestruppen in Der Strifc5one
erluden ipia, bieiige Stoot. 0fi6ter
crflorte, oaB un3meiiclbaft
Gin giirgerfrieg ousbre6eu miiroe,
mcm man oie gunoestrlppen oilrb
etootsmili3cn erieeen piiroc Cine
scr fiini 6raueu in 9egleitune oes
giibters 1T Grou @iarp NetruccL
lpelcbe 6ei 0em 2uolom 3eltolonie.
QlronOe orei ainoer einbiiBte.
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$ertbeiOigungS GorIoge.
Stodbol I'M 20. M}oi. - &6nig
@uitaD, Der nod ais &econpoIcs5ent
elmer Observation-Disclosures gel.
ten fam, cr0ifnete geiicru in eigener
&erion oen9fifsoag. @r ihien i6wod
III iein uno oos @e6en fiel i6nl
idper, bingegen perlaS er feline 9ic'
oe nit LATTER, florer Stimme.
Ger Sonig iogte in ieiner 9teoe,
oaB i'm Die 9eiorguiB nm Die 81.
berbeit oes 9fei1es oo5u 6ewogen
babe, Dem @olfe mittelIt Der oIlge'
meinen @a6len cine @elegen5eit 5it
ge6en iiG ii6er Die gertbeioigungs-
froge aus5uipreden. Sic bini6tlid
Matchmaker gert6eioieung beite6eu'
oen NlGngel iollten o6ne 8er5ug be-
bo6en peroen. SIN Sntereie Der
9onOes &ertbeiOigung perOe cine
Steuer ouf Germogen uno Ginfonl'
men Die eUe geipiiie @ren5e ii6er.
iteigen erloiien mer0en, I'M @elOer
sur 2onoeSoertbeioigung 81 ibofien.
Sm lle6rigen weroe cine 9lenoerltng
oes Steuergeiebes nidt beo6iidtigt.
Die @in5elbeiten Der @ertbeiOiguugs.
Gorloge perOen OenlndHit 6efonut
gegeben perOen
aouig @uitaU fd6rt worgen 5ur
@r1ollmg nod &arlS6oO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21


tier CuoIitdt, obcr 5u ocn oentbor
bodiieu Breiieu
@olf g9ert6eim s Sell s.
8uitano ange5meifelt.
g9olf @ert6eim, oeHcn @aarcn-
6ous in Der @otsoameritraBe nad
hlr5em 9eiteben Dertrn1te, bat bon
9onoon ans, wobhi er iidb nacb ieiucm
Saailicment 3uriidgejogen Bat Die
bieiiaen Eogcs6ldtter nit lougcn Sc
learammen 6ombarOirt, in oeuen CT
ihmcre 9eleioiglmgcn gegen feline
9riioer, sic Sn6aber Oes 6efanntcn.
aui iolioer @rlmolage allige6ailten
99aaren6auieS @ert5eim in Der 9cip.
3iaerliroBe ausiioet Die 9lGttcr la.
ben auSna6mslos oeu 9l6orud oicier
bclcioigeuoeu GrflGrumgen abgcle6nt
unO Oeliten an, oaB lie al Scr geiiii.
gen 9eriaiiung @olf @ertbeim's
3peiiel 6egen. gsoli @ert6eim, Der
iiiuqite 9rioer Der 9erliuer &aaren.
bausbeiiber, batte iid bon ieiner ga.
mile losgeiagt mo ein Gonturreu5.
6aus begriinOet 3u oieien 3mcde
batte er oen alt6ctanuten 9ierpaIoit
o9lltbaDeDrn~ in Ger 931be Oes @otss
banner @labes 81 einen aoui6aus
um6mlen laiieu bod iaairtc oos lln.
terue6men trob Ser Gerbriioeruug
nit Dem 5iiritcn.Srltit ooer pieaeidt
aeraoe iuegen Oeier gerbriioeruug,
in fiir5eiicr 3eit.
Ter dlteite 9iirger BON
@otsOom geitorben.
Sn 8oisoom lit Scr 1lteite 9iirger,
6rib 6reeie, i'm 9llter bon t0t Sob.
reu aeitorbeu. gr mar nid6t aaein
cine itoot6etaute 9SerionIibteit, ion.
bern 0urfie ii6 mi9 Ser perionlihen
9cfonuti6oft oes @aiiers mo Der
@rin5en oes re1ierenoen @auics rib
men
&age fiir geriGunuib.
5ranffurt a. @}., 20. Wloi.
3polf Ciii5icr- unO bier @ipililieger
beitauoen oie 3uDerIdiiigfeitspro6e
0es am pcrdanaenen SonntaQ friiH
0lorgens I'M 4 llbr BON Idrmltaot
ans 6egonneuen Frin5 Seiurid.@ett.
iluges iuoen iie iiir ole lle6erilie-
lung ser eriten fleineren S0lfte oui.
leitcaten 9eoingungen geniigten. Sm
9inblid auf Die orci t0otlid Oerlau.
fcneu llni1ae, bic iicb in Oen beiOci
,riien Sa9en oeS @eitilugeS ereigne.
ten, 6e6en Oie 9ldtter beruor, oaB
zine Before 9eleudhmg DER sing
irede sur 9lodt5eit iiberlidj Die Ser
Iuiic an Nleni6cnl6cn perbinoert
5dttc. Sc riigen, Dab feline Crien.
iiriugsieuer l0nQs Der 6hgltrede
abqebrnrlt luorocn ieieiL mas unbe-
oinat noibig acwcien mare, Inn oen
5licaern 81 erln6glihen oen 6hlg
ii6cr 99dloer. sic feine 2ououuaS-
bieicn a.lno oiIrd) 9erg-
tnppcn beoingte 9IcnOerungen Der
5lugri1tlng 5ll Dermeioen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
arm tia 0ter Sobrbun
bert. 9(usiteIlung
r6ffnet.

Sn Goruitaot III i'm 9eiieiu OeS
@roB0er5oas Grnit 2uowig Don Sei.
len bic inn &eiioeu3ibloB imter8c.
brad)te ,Sa6rbun0ert. 9lusitellung oelt.
ider ainit ieierlicbit erSiiuet woroen.
5ie 3eibnet iid ourd gldn5enoe 9e.
ididlna oeutiHer imo 6itreihiiber
9Iusieucr ans. 9eionoers interei-
iant iio Ole SeibausiteQungen oeS
Tmtiden uho ocs aaiiers 6ran5 So
iepb BON CeiireH .llugnrn pielcr
5iiritlidfeiten Die e6enio pertbpolle,
wie intereiiante. amnige9enitdnoe ans
ibren 4ribui9m1Rn 6ergelieben 6a-
ben ' ao m
y i'm neuepe Nn d derpro5eB
@ieoerum beiNditigt ein @uhcr.
pro3cB Die Geiieutli9fcit. 9llS 9lu.
getlagir iiebcllobor Ser 5traifammer
13 @udlar.9t8giltaB. Die i6re 0pier
iaii aisidlieBfb iii 0iiijicrstreiien
aefm0eu 6abeu CaB oie llneria5.
ren0eit iunger CiiiJicre bic ourd
Seidtlim IN Sduloeu aerat6cn lino,
bon 0emiiicnIoien 9u6erern auSge-
must piro, III aic5iS 9leues CAB lie
gegen bohc g9cdiel MIR einen Der.
lHplnoeno tIeineu 9rudlt6eil Der
Sei1limme cr6aIien iii ebeniopenig
neu SaB Tie iid o6er aegen bobe
&ediel nit mtioerpcrtbiaen @oa.
rem n6ipeiien loiiea uiiiien, itoit 6ao.
rem @elocs aui oie fir5Icbiae 1dulo.
bqridrri6ing BIN obioha mcrtbloIcn
aram crbalten ouS 1T oos neue N9o.
nent oes gegenwarti0cu Qro3eiies.
1ie geucisanina6me Bot crqeben,
oob Die i3 sl1gcflaaisp oaomd CLAN.
5cnocs @eldldft i1adjtem oob iic inn.
aen cfiBiercu dllerlai &aoren, sic
i'm aaacmciucu aorg6e5a3lt weroen
miiIien acatH lngabii6rlid 0o6e
lieicrtensa 81 ben gertanls.
aeaenitdnoca pieier @alSabidneioer
geborten GigorrcTaae5orten &eine
ioqar Shubmibie 0aortiuttiircn imo !
GubpulDer, alles BON minoerpertbig. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
@erfedr Onrdl iIlnt0 ae6emmt.

. oil bort Eerds, ~. Wioi w
Sn Solge bon lleberi6memmungen
itebt Der @obuDerfebr I'M Eeras A5on.
bonOle iiiooitIi1en Colorado unO
rorooitli6en 9leli.03erifo fat eon8
itia. @S iiuo in icner @eseno in Oen
Icbten 5wei @odeu 6ebu 3oa 9iegen
gefolett wo3u eeitern 9I6eno nod
3Dci 3ol fomen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
N}ene brnhtlnIe Gtntinn.

GbtcaGn Sa., 20. @1oi. ~
SSie bier befount gcma6t muroc,
miro Die neue Station Scr W1orine
fir Orobtloie Eeleeropbic ouf 2afe
@mft ST., ibre Ebdtiefcit iofort be-
oinnen uno ii6 rnter glnoerem nit
&anoma, San Srancisco, ae1 g8eit
glep. Yorf uno Seattle in Oireftegcr-
Ginoung ieben. Sebs Selegropbiiten
iinO Der Station 6ueetbeilt.
@aRc sur Gciie ins 9lmsIanb 6clurot
6. Oiaincs yir. 413, Snsgaltinure. Ctr,
nahe 0nitum 6pnie QIpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

9l6unnCntcn, bic ben oScutidjcn GUrre.
ipOnocntcn" nidjt pitnttlidj Uber mreacls
mdhig rrbaltCn, iino Dcbctcn, ocr Office
bauon per EclepDOn Obcr idlriftidl @lit.
tbcilung 81 MAIDEN.