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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
RADICAL PLAN
TO Be PROPOSED
Wilson Will Demand Land Re-
forms in Mexico
INSISTS ON PERMANENT PEACE
What May Be Called Meddling Into
Mexico's Internal Affairs to BE In.
troduced at Mediation Conferences

MeElcoS internal AHalrS 10 De i0-
troduced at Mediation Conferences
1t is learned on reliable authority
that the Washington government will
propose to the Huerta delegates at the
mediation conferences that reorgan-
ization of the present federal land
holding system in Mexico be made
and will insist on the reform in any
settlement of the Mexican situation.
That there must be change so that
poems can have chance in the owner
ship of these vast properties, Wash
ington is convinced. Anything less, it
is felt, would only perpetuate disorder
in Mexico and the administration
hopes at this mediation conference to
bring about permanent restoration of
peace.
The administration will insist upon
assurances of this reform even if Car
rama and Villa are in control at Mex
leo City. There is good reason in fact
to believe that President Wilson in
the event of a Constitutionalist vic
tory will withhold recognition from
the Carranza government until abso.
lutte pledges of this character have
been given.
AS viewed by administration lead
ers any settlement of the Mexican
situation which does not provide for
the doing away of the present system
of land ownership by a small group
of favored individuals is certain to
fail. There will follow a repetition OF
the scenes OF the last two years under
new leaders and with possibly new
troops, but the spirit of discomfort and
revolution will, it is contended, be just
as strong as it is today.
Huerta, as the administration has
now come to view the situation in the
southern republic, merely typifies a
system of government in Mexico which
must be destroyed before the United
States can hope for any permanent
peace and order ON its southern
border.
Such course, 1t will be contended,
constitutes a meddling with Mexico's
internal affairs which up to this time
has never been suggested in the presi-
dents negotiations with the Huerta
government.
How far this fundamental question
of a change in Mexico's system of
land ownership will enter into the pro-
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
MELLEN BLAMES
The DIRECTORS
Says They Knew What Was
Going on in New Haven
RAILROADER BEFORE pROBERS
New York Politicians Profited When
West Chester Trolley Road Was
Taken over by the New Haven.

Taken over by the New Haven.
After his appearance before the inter
state commerce commission Charles
S. Mellen, former president of the
New Haven railroad, gave out re-
markable statement which indicates
that Mr.. Mellen intends to shift the
blame for any poor financing on the
directors who were associated with
him in the management of the New
Haven.
Mr.. Mellen says the late j. =. Nor
gan and the other members of tie
board were fully cognizant of the
negotiations with the Grand Trur<
railroad which led up to the passenger
and freight traffic agreement.
This is the agreement for which
Mr.. Mellen has been indicted by the
department of justice for conspiracy
in violation of the Sherman antitrust
law.
The giving out of this statement
followed remarkable recital by Mr..
Mellen on the witness stand of one
chapter of the New Havens financial
history. This related to Mr.. Mellen S
activity in bringing about certain
notifications of the franchise of the
West Chester trolley line, which was
being acquired by the New Haven in
| 1908. AS M. Mellen recalled the cir
! cumstances these changes had to be
made by the board of estimate and
apportionment of New York city.
The changes were effected through
former Police Inspector Thomas
Byrnes, who repre- ,ented parties un-
known to Mr.. Mellen. The railroad
man acknowledged that he had been
careful to avoid seeking details in re-
gard to this deal. He suspected, how
ever, that 9yrnes represented certa n
men of influence, possibly politicians.
1t cost the New Haven railroad
| $1,200,000 to acquire the stock held by
the group of individuals represented
mysteriously by Byrnes and to effect
the changes in the West Chester 3
| franchise Mr.. Mellen acknowledged
that the stock was worth intrinsiCally
at that time about ten cents a
pound"
In carrying out this transaction Mr..
Mellen issued personal due bills which
were distributed by Byrnes. Some Of
these due bills are still being nre-
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member of Congress-W. j. Hulings.
Member of Sendte-J. X. p. Hall,
AsSem6Ly-A. r. Mechling.
President Jtldge-W. d. Hinckley.
Associate Jildges-Samuel Aul, Joseph
M. Morgan.
Prothonotary, Register & Recorder, 20.
IS. r. Maxwell.
ISherif-Wm. II. Hood.
ITeaSaLrer-W. H. Brszee.
Commissioners II. Harrison, j.
@. Scowden, II. II. Mcclellan.
District Attorney-M. A. Carringer.
Jury Commissioners b. Eden, A. NJ
Moore.
COroner-Dr. M. @ Kerr.
County AIsditorS-G Il. Warden,
A. G. Gregg and s. V. Shields.
County Sluveyor-Roy s. Braden.
County Superintendent. o. Carson.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
Church and Sabbath School.

Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:46 a.
m, M. e. Sabbath School at 1000 a. m.
Preaching in M. e. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Il. l.. Dunlayey.
Preaching in the F. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
M. e. Wolcott, Pastor.
Preaching In the Presbyterian church
every Sabbath at 1l:00 a. m. and 1880 p.
M. Rev. II. A. Bailey, Pastor.
The regular meetings of the w. q. L.
U. are held at the headquarters on the
second and fourth Tuesdays Of each
month.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
JURY FINDS PANAMA GRAFT
commissary Manager Indicted by Fed.
eral Jury in New York.

Commlssary Manager lndicted by Fed
eral Jury in New York.
John Burke, former manager of the
commissary department of the Pana-
ma canal zone, was indicted by the
federal grand jury in New York for
conspiracy to defraud and for other
alleged offenses. He was dismissed
some time ago.
At the time of Burke's removal It
was alleged that he had accepted
gratuities from dealers in supplies. His
case has been under investigation by
the grand Jury for three months.
The indictments set forth thas
Burke accented total of approximate
ly $4,000,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

'TI n ESTA LODGE, No. 1853, l. o. o. F.
l. M eets every Tuesday evening, in Odd
Fellows Hall, Partridge building.
CAPT. GEORGE STOW POST, No. 274
" G, Al Meets lst Tuesday after
noon of each month at O'Clock.
OAPT. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No.
" 1877. w. r. c., meets first and third
Wednesday evening OF each month.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BtrgeSS.-S. d. Irwin.
" J,.st'ess %,sss ofA' fsGI'-c' A Randall D.
Couacltmen. W, Landers, G. B. Rob-
iuson, r. J. Hopkins. G.. F. Watson, G.
W. noleman. ]. B. Muse, Charles Clark.
Cb1lStGble-L. l.. Zuver.
CoLLector-W. II. Hood.
School Directors-W. @. Incl, j. X.
Clark, s. M. Henry, Q, Jameson, D. Ii.
Blum.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
Regular Terms Of Court.

Third Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Third Monday of September.
Third Monday of November.
Regular Meetings of County Commis-
sioners lst and Sd Tuesdays OF month.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
Published every Wednesday by
J. e. WENK.
Office in smearbaugh & Wenk Building,
ELM STREET, TIoNEsTA, PA.

Terms, S1.OO A Year, Strictly In Advance.
Entered as second-class matter at the
post-office at Tionesta.
No subscription received for shorter
period than three months.
Correspondence solicited, but no notice
will be taken of anonymous communica-
lions. Always give your name.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

CURTIS M. SHAWKEY,
" ATTORNEY-AT-LA
Warren, Pa.
Practice In Forest Co.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

M A. CARRINGER,
Nl. Attorney and Counsellor-at- Law.
Office over Forest County National
Bank Building, T1ON ESTA, "a
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

Drank s. HUNTER, D. d. 8.
i Rooms over Citizens Nat. Bank,
TIONESTA, PA.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

DR. F.J. BOVARD,
~ Physician 4 Surgeon,
TIONESTA, PA.
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

A @ BROWN,
n ATTORNEY-AT.LA
Office in Arner Building, Cor. Elm
and Bridge Sts., Tionesta, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

IN f. RITCHEY,
i. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionests, Pa
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

nR. J. B. SIGGINS,
~ Physician and Surgeon,
OIL CITY, PA.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
CANAL HANDLES FREIGHT
caraoes Passing Through Ditch
Barges Are Employed.

Water borne freight began passing
through the canal Monday noon when
five barges carrying about 2,1OO tons
of miscellaneous cargo was towed
from Balboa, at the Pacific end to
Cristobal al the Atlantic end of the
Panama canal.
The channels approximate width Is
1876 feet, with depth of 3S feet, suf
ficient to PASS without difficulty TO-
000-ton vessel.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

Thaw to Have Vacation.
Under guard Harry X. Thaw will
spend the summer in the White noun
tains.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
O3a6m @ift in @cfanacnIdait.

@tlide N}inllten nodOem er Don
Dem Ieteftio 0lip6au Dcr6aitet NOR.
oen mar, idMdte geitern Ser 33 Sab
re alte SSo6u ". tSree, BON Ger. 2034
6lntingoor-9loenue, 3pei GGfelhen
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inGenntniB, ais er in elmer 3eae Ger
mittleren &oli5eitotiou iniolge oes
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icincr@inlieferlrg in Oas @9ercD-So-
ipitol Oerlor 6ree 0as 9euuBtiein.
&er6aitet mur0c er inter Dem Ser
0ddt, dioeblib ciit 5raiiioiirdr.Ghi-
blem i'm @ert6e BON $50 bon ieinem
Snfcl G6arles Sdall, geito6leu 3u
bo6en SSree mo6ute BEL ieinem Gn-
tel. Sm 0eteftio-&olptquortier leg
te 5ree Oas @eitduouiB ob, ooS gm-
6Ieu oeito6len lmo eS in eineu
9fau0lofal 0erpfan0et 3u 6oben. Ger
3uitan0 oes 9lrreitanten lit fritiiG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

oies Gjoloitiid2" fragte er unO belt
einen 2ouisDor Dem Mlten bor bic
Nugen.
n6d, BAL" grinife Der unb f9oute
begebrlid oorouf nieOer.
n9as triegt er, penn er ieinen
Sleeper Iaufcr IdBt, mas bos 3eug
bGlt.
n0u6!~ briillte Der @reis un0 ihlug
nit Der pfitIcbe auf bas Sier Elm. Ser
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li9 f9nell louTen tonnte bas olte
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pobl, OoB er no9 tauieno S6ritten
5ufommengebrn4en ndre. 5initer,
nit 3uIommeeqepreBten 2ippen, fab
er auf feinem plaee unO fpro4 iein
MOrt mebr.
GubIiA mar @roBzSaI3e erreidt.
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baB es fogleid) Ttonb. ,Gs 1T gut,
2lIter. Sier 6ot er oos Gjelo," iaste
er ousiteigeno.
Mlit gldn3enoen Qlueen faBte Der
@reis 5u unb murmelte 6onn in5d6s
lige @ontesporte. Q(ber Der Wloior
borte iie niHt me6r, er mar fHon cine
ounsc Strede fort. Sbn Srdngte IS,
ins 9leine gu tommen, bic @n6rbeit
81 boren. 6risOerite TelbIt Iollte i6m
@eDe uno 2lutmort ifeben.
Qlls ct an ben groBen Gteinidulen
oes Gingongs poriiberlHrist, lam ism
flii9tig Die @rinnerung, nit pel9
ioei6en. ieAniii1tigen GIsfii5len er BEL
ieinem Qlbfdisb bier seitonbsn uno
bic Mie0eriebr ertrdumt 9nite. Gs
mar on0ers oeiommen, als er iicb's ges
oo1t battle. gli4t mil iiiirmiI9er
6reuoe elite sr gu ibr, bic er bomals
an iicb geriKen battle. fonoern berz
ltimmt unb serei5t. nit 8ittsrteit i'm
0er5en
gpr ccm 6auie crfinoiste sr iiM
6ei einiaeu 0ieniileutsn, ob SerT pon
@GulfF at Souie iei. 59n poiIte er
3undhli ipreGcn. ENC eiira ein p0s
tcrIi9es 4ladtge6ot Dor, 70 ipar il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

nSbrs pfli6i9 O mein @ott''"
rief iie unb rang bic 6duSc, rqDie
fonn 6as QiliGt fcin, @lut 81 psrs
gieBen2"
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ben i'm @nbalifMsn bate er @eilern
unb 8ofen, bic ofturas Io ba8icr.
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cinanoes in i6ren Gren3sn po6nen unD
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I'm bic Balme f@0ner W2enI6liMteit.
2ei0er mar man ia Dorldufig Mot 70
ipeit, 0enn Der Nopoleon ipollte fid
ni2t 3u oiefsn Sheen bsteuuen unO
uraliidli1erpeiie fam es auf i'm an.
ob Syria0s feiu Iollte obsr ui9t. Q[ber
mon piirDe T9an ned 70 peit toms
men. 9}un gar Der 3reiiampF api@
i9en ein3elncnNlGnnern erf1ien linen
IMled1tbiu olS 5reSal 6eiuri6 Dotte
fir Gjeoanfen FOLDER 2trt ME etpos
anoeres qe9o6t ais Elm @6lel3uden
unb Elm berbes ggort Der Wera@tung.
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f9engei6le9te5 muBten inter anges
heuern &dmpfea errungsn iDeroell,
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Mcni6eu nic6t me6r febten unb firei=
ten piir6en, meiute er, 70 pilrben
i1nen bolo bic eoslfen mdunliheu
9ugen6sn perlorsn eeben; Der &rieg
NOR bic barte S4ule, in Der ote 96Is
Ter Mlut, gntI@lofenbeit, G6rIiebs
unO Selbitaufopferung lernteu
3as mar leine 9(nIi9t bonn 2siegs,
tr 6otte Iie untsr leinen 5reunoen oft
gsnug NH fenriqen @orten pertin6et-
l1QrtisBuns tcIatA p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

pier all T9on trepiert."
Der Wlojor faBte ben biirren Qlrm
Oes Qllten nit eiiernem @riff. mWas
lost er ba9 @en pfleeen fie2"
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toteef4oRen bebben."
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fmad. Se; pier I1on bot, penn ibn
bat 5rOln MID pleot bdtt. ipot lin
9rut is. pfui 0iiipell SBfui Dill
nell"
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jOr Iont tief srbloBt nit oem Ropfe
gegen Die borte 2eiitenlebne 3uriid.
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8ruber bate ben 6ron3oIen auf ben
Sob berpunbet, unb nun pf!egte man
i'm ouf Dem S9urffI9en 0ofel
Trieoerite unb i9re S9peIiern pflegz
ten ibn, unb Tie mar babur9 in ben
@erba9t gefOmmen. eines 2anhsss
feinoes 9rout 5u fsin. Der ndrrifhe
@rsis ba on ieiner Seite Iprab ia nur
aus. mas als @erii4t i'm Wlunoe Der
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ol1o qps uno risfen npfui", ipenn iie
bb1p Tfiebtrtte BON Squirt fpranen
iGjeretbter 6inmel, ipie mar nlr 10 etz
mas m6glicb Boren benn Die
S9urffs enn3 uno gar betOrt uno
perblenoet BON 6umonitdtsf9pinbel
p0eri ipnitiogu ipeihlihen Sheen oob
iie gi6ren 1patern bas erloubten?
wlil6e iinb barmber3iee Qicbe osgep-
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neibiine @6ipdme. Wenn 6rie0crite
in Iol6en Soeen rnb @efu6len lcbte II
ipie peniq bate er iie Ounn eefnnnt,
pie penig pobte iie bonn 3u ibm!
S0er follie qar etipnS on0eres mit=
fpreGen tei bieIem Bsrtc2 Spllts
bod baS Wcrbca bieies Ylen!Aeu niht
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CT riB fh geipaliiam Smpoy pn6
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
ibnell ms 9ous binein.

i9nell ms Suus 6inein.
Der 2llte ToE i9m fopfi9ittelnS
nod. mNlein lieber Serrgott, ipie iie9t
Der Serr ousl~ baate er Bel Ii1. Der
5ron5oie broben fam ou9 ni9t blois
Ter ausIe6en. &riegen iDir pielIei6i
ben britten G9pertronten irs 6ous2"
Seinri9 bon Groiigf mar in3pii9en
bic 9reppen binaufoeItiegen uno fab
nun 6rieOerite Dor iiC9 in elmer Tiirz
offnung fe6en. D}it elmer itummen
6anbbenegung ipintte Fe i6m, ins
3immer 3u treten. Gr folgte, unb ols
er nun 10 bic @eliebte Dor li9 iieben
fob, bloB. nit blutlofen 2ippen, Das
feline @eiidt 10 i4mal geporben, 8ii9e
tiefen @rams i'm 9lntliB, ba bergoB er
ouf einen 2luocnblid allies, mas fein
6ers getrdnit bate. Gr itredte ibr
bic 6Gnbe entgegen unb RIFF in tiefer
8epeaung: .Srieoeritsl"
Sie ober 9litt in eineh SeFel niez
Der un6 brab in Elm 6eiBes, bers3ers
reibanbes 0eillen aug. unauf6olts
lam floFen lire Srdnen; Gin SHmer3
Don Mo9en unO Nlonoten mo9ts iiA
in i6nen 2ufl. 4eines fprac6 cir
@ort. Grf als i6r pllbes, trompfs
6aites S9lu93en na9IieB, frogte
6einri9 rubig unb eruii: n@oIlan Sis
mir ertIdren, SrieOerite, mas bas be=
bsutet2"
9as M}dbc6en bob oas 6oupt emz
por un0 fob i'm nit einem 8lide Doli
Sammer an. 80, 6err BON &roiigt,
mas boben Sie getan2" rief Iie.
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8lut eines MenI9en DergieBen laiienl"
n8os 8lut cines 5ein0esl~ fagte
9einri@ falt. n2ei0er muBt ids Ell
nem onOern iiberlafen. @m liebiien
bdtte ids felbIt getan."
5rieoerife iiurrte i'm nit tpeitoe0ffs
neten Qugcn an. ,Bie2 SD beritcbe
Gle nic6t," itommelte iie. Isle mom-
ten lelblt H II"
$50 m01te ielb1t in Der Gage GENE
len iein, meiue Pili@t 81 tllu," DoIls
euoete er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

tos eieeutiimli@e 9er6oltea Der SO9.
Ter qan3 onbers 3u beurteilen. Damn
mar iie foit entI9uloigt.
nQl9 Soft, Serr Baron" fagte
Weicr, Der olte |iener 6es Souies,
Isle piiieu nod ni9t, OoB unieren
armen Serrn Opr brei @o8en Der
S9lag seriibrt bate"
nGr 1T coc6 ni4t tOt9" rief Seinri@
eri9roden.
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geIiirber, @ott fei @ont 2lber er
fam toum ifre4en un6 lit nod gon3
tront."
s@O, TO-" mc6te Der W1oior uno
nogte 6eftig on ieiner llnterlippe. glos
tirlib mar es Demnaa ausgefAlONen,
0oB er nit Dem Monne iiber Die olIfs
regenoe Mnoelegtnbeit fpre9en foante.
nwo iit bic gndbige Grau2"
,Sie gadb!ge 5rau lit nit Den
TrGulsins Wlinetthen unS 2uis3en
ausgefcbren.
6einric9 iton0 cine @eile unI9liiIiig
ba. 0ie @ltern bdtte er germ geiproz
beu, e6e er BON S5ricoerite cine GrtlG=
ruug forberte. glun fa6 er feinen
Ylon our9treu3t.
rSyrdulein giiet9eu 1T oben, Serr
Baron, logte Der alte 9iener oerz
iraulih. o@rineoer pflegt Dos iSrGn,
lein unieren Yater ooer" - er odmpfts
bic Stimme ben anbersn. 2l9,
Serr Baron. Gle tpiFsn esq Dir Das
Sen ben 6ransoien bier i'm 9auie, ben
Der Serr gruoer bort 1intsn i'm Yarfe
iiber ben 6ouiea gsidoRen bot. @@,
iit bos Elm &rcu3 tn0 glenO!"
0einri9 Iiono nod INNER bd,
Iiorrte ms 9ecrs unb gab feline 9lnt=
mort. 4l0bliG bob er ben &opF eniz
per uuo srblidte bro5en 6riecerile am
Tsnfer. Gr fab bon unten, ipie iie
erblei9te unb 5uriidtrat.
nGo0 id BEN 6errn Baron oem
endbigcn 5rdulein meIOen2" fragte
Dsr Niener
oGs 1T gut, Wleier," erpioerte geius
rih $50 iinoe oos end9ies Grdus
lein f@on IeI6ii." @anit siug er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

ner 3ufriebenbeit ausgefii6rt bat. Gr
grun3te olle m0gli9en unnrtitulierten
Gaute Dor fi9 bin, aus oenen Eh olls
m6bH4 bic Dorte berausboben: Dot
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mel nod nal, bat punnert mi9!"
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rid erftaunt.
Dat bet giodertiig, be 5ran5cEen,
Sci hO6lafen bebben."
yMorum2"
n8arum, neil sic bod Der 0err
bon aroIot Iinb, Der borig Nohe
elm bon bic SpineseIs tOtseidoiisn
bot."
rQlbl" Ssinri9 bOr9tc bod ouf.
nDas ipeiB er9"
.Dat fpeiB ieber in @roBsSal3e."
6einri5 i9pieg cine Meile, oonn
iogte er: oGr irrt Ii6, gutter Wann.
glidt ib babe ben Gran5oieu erl9ois
fen, es mar mein 8rSoer."
Der 9llte ihlug cine caube 2a9e
ouf, grunate rieoer, Tdblug it9 auf bic
S9enteI, blinSelte ben Maior pfiffig
an lno ioete, bon neuem bic 3Gbne
fletf9enb: v6S. 6d. nee. 6err W}t
britfen Sci nids peiB to modem" 4
Der Mlajor IGdelte n@r TT ipobl
iein GranaoIerfreunb, ipas9"
.6unbsf0ttcr. 6unbsf0tterl" I9rie
Der Qllte erimmis unb redte Die 5ouit
nod benz Sore 3uriid. mi bebbenS
bat bette Pir0 iDegnd9meu. gu muB
Id nit bic ollie S@immdbre fobrsn!
6ott, bib, ha9l 9(4, Serr, ipenn mir
bod ben ollen 6riBen no9 bdttenl"
.Do Bat er red1t," eripiberte Sein7
rid bon aroiigt. Damn berfant er
ipieber in feline @ebanten.
Ser punberIi@e Qllte 6ruminte
lhnoubte, qriin5te ipieber cine Meile,
oonn pruitete er bic Worte berpor;
Dot gDeibsbolt ufRn bIaesn Sofe,
bas fam man al Der Tiipd 6clsnl"
ngDenSy Fyaois Der Mlojor Sohii
beirofien
.Sm. na ia. bic @4urffss5rdlens
aaFm blaseu 6oFe in Soi5e 2Bmn
bic ben 9uuo ni@t pIegeu tdtsn er
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@atriOtiidJe gurtc.

G5tcogo, Sa., z. September.
Sn Dem imgcid6r 65 @cilcn Don G6i-
coao entierutcn 5tdotcbcn 6recport
trat geiteru Gornlittog ser SQiuoiier
Staatsperbano Oes 9etti9-9lmerifa-
nii9en g}dfional-8unoeS 3u ieinem
sSa6res-Gonpent 5uiamemu. Gs Bat
ten iid5 gegeu 1870 3elegaten 0a5u ein-
gefun0en, BATON etpa bic @dlfte ans
G5icogo; ierner woren aub @eorio,
9eaeuiQe un0 Goit ct. 2ouis itarf
pertrcten.
9Sraiioeut 5reo 56miot, G6icoao,
mics in ieiner @r0iimngsrcoc auf
oeu elropdii1en aricg BIN irn0 leate
Oar, OoB chen iebt, melt me6r nod ais
irii6er, Die 0eldi9 9lmerifaner trell
5uiammen6aIten rniiBten I'M ioweit
es in i5rer @la9t ite6e, Dem alien &o-
terlanO, 0en Stalnmesgenoiieu 5I
5elien.
ugSIr tagen in elmer ernlten feicr-
Ii6eu 3eit~ iaate er, mo inier oeiit-
i4eS &olf ouf 0en S6la6tiel0ern
@eltgcis6&te i9rei6t, oie, mie mir
aQe 6ofien unier &oIfst6rni 8u
neuen 9ln6m fii6ren wirO. &on Dem
Grnite Der Shmoe iin0 mir iiMerlid
ale oiir9Orungen. @enn mir jemols
bon Ser 9}ot6weuoigfeit iiber5eugt
paren Dob mir ein einig &olt Don
Sriioern iein millien I'M iiegrei9 Die
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(22. sortTebuna.)


Der Sffi3ier pollte aus bieie trotz
Digs Mntiport Bin ouffobren. aber ais
sr ben 8liden bes Wloiors begegnete.
blieb i6m Dos Wort in Der &eble
iteden. Die 9luqen &roiigts logen ouf
ibm nit einem IoIhen 2tusbrud BON
8oB unb 6obn, boB iie ibn gerooe8u
fos3inierten. @r trdt na9 oem
Mo9tboule 5uriid unb fprd9 leiIs nit
bem onberen Sffiaisr 8eibe Ibauten
in ben poB binein, rebeten unb tufAeIs
ten bonn pieber miteinanoer. 3udten
bic MhfeIu, blidten pteber in bos
pupier. uno eubIib fam er en- beSWaz
gen 5uriid.
.Sbr pos 1T in boIltommsnIter
Srbnuns, mein 6err, bas SiguoIsz
ment itimmt genou. Mobin fabren
@ie 5undai9"
~glo6 groBsSoI3e."
Die beiben Offi3iere iparfeN eiuons
Der bebeutunesbolle glide gu. rSie
t0nHen pofiieren, mein 9err," inste
Der Qelitnont unb Ialttierte.
Seinricb BON &roiiet griff nodldfs
iig an feline M2ube unb murmeIte bos
Bet: .@erfIuhts @onbel" mas Der
6ronaoIc gIiidlideriueiIe nidt perite-
ben Eonnte. Denn ber 1lte Mlattbies
bate bsreitS ieinen Goul nit Ioutem
6ott unb Glib ipieber in Sang gee
brunt.
Die beiben fubren cine Gtrede. obns
Elm Mori 3u Iprehen, Die StrnBs bos
bin. SsinriA mar 10 in GjebontsH
Deriunien, boB CT erit na8 elmer Weile
boS Ionberbore Gebdren bes alien
wlonnes on Ieiner Seite bemertte.
Scum poren iie ndmlib aus Der 66rs
lpeite Der fran30Iiihen Wo1monns
foboft, 70 fling Der Qllte an ieinem Bes
eIeitsr bon Der Seits bic lDunoerli9s
Iten gIide 5u3unerfen; isinc tleiren,
bosbaften QleugIsin funteIiea bor @ers
gniioen, unb er 9rinfe 10, bah ieine
beioen to6tiHrar3en Stod3d6us bers
bortroten ST olih babel uuffalleno
einem iiberaus 6dbliden alten gtfisn.
hef iraenb einsu b0ien Glreid5 5u feis
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Gmartett berGaftet.

@icr Siinolingc iino inter 0en
icbmcren @erOo6t ongc6Ii6 cine
9leibe bon @inbrii6eu i'm GoIonO-
Norf ousgcfiibrt 5u boben, BON Oeut
9'oli8iiteu 0icblmon bon Baltimore
Goliitt6 per96fttf motStn 9it gtr-
reitanten iino: SSoicpb 9rod, II
Sabre alt 9tr. 947 Somcrieit-Str. /;
Ebomos S'Gounor, 15 Sabre olt
bon gh. 1913, 9loro-8etbeIitroBe;
Sobn Goiier, 16 Sabre alt, bon Ger.
1908, SIioer-StroBe, imo eugene
@ictra bon Gde S8aibington- ilno
Gliber-StraBe.