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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18

McMinuviIle-At meeting Of hop
growers and business men Of McMinn-
vile and vicinity Thursday afternoon
In the Commercial club assembly hall,
the Oregon Hopgrowers' associations
representatives thoroughly aroused the
interest Of Yamhill hopgrowers in the
cooperative feature Of this organiza-
tion.
About 100 hopgrowers and business
men attended. w. T. Vinton, state
senator, presided, and Walter Kirk
wood assisted.
After a morning session, at which
the purposes Of the association were
stated briefly, the afternoon session
was given over primarily to II. l.
Mahan, temporary president, who
spoke from q business standpoint on
the necessity Of cooperation Mr..
Mahan opened his address by saying
that the present plight Of hopgrowers
was the excuse for this organization.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Efficient, But Not Large
Army Advised by Wood

New York - Organization OF de-
pendable volunteer army through col
lege camps, Federal control OF the
militia, increase In the Regular army
and provision for adequate armament
are essentials for meeting the sudden
attack Of any hostile power on the
United States, the members Of the
Merchants association Of New York
were told Wednesday by Major General
Leonard Wood and Henry l.. Stimson.
ex-Secretary Of War.
Il Is not q large army, but fully
efficient army that is needed, General
Wood said, and In filling this need the
college camps must play an important
part in training volunteer officers, for
II 10 on the volunteer army that the
country must ultimately depend.
The plan Of the general staff to
bring the army forces up 10 500, 600 is
only a stop-gap, he continued, while
the full citizen army is being organ
ized.
"You might as well, under modern
war conditions, try TO organize q big
reserve without previous preparation
as TO try 10 organize q lifesaving serv-
ice on a shipwrecked vessel that 10
going to pieces, said General Wood.
"To bring our forces up to 500, 600 we
shall have TO have $4,000 additional
officers. For this purpose we must
have college camps, such as existed
last year at Gettysburg and Monterey.
"This year we probably shall have
1000 boys in four Of these camps. The
boys made q better record last year
and this shows what you can do with
intelligent men in q short time-than
was made by the best company OF the
Fifth Regular Infantry for the same
ranges. Over so per cent developed
into marksmen. At the end Of the
five weeks training period board OF
our own officers examined these young
sters and recommended l29 Of them as
fit for volunteer officers in the lower
grades.
"Now this is the kind Of system
which think can be applied in this
country. hope that eventually it will
grow into a general movement, en-
bodying, say, q six months enlistment
broken into periods Of two months
each, to be taken during the economic
and educational vacation, 90 as to in
terfere as little as possible with the
work Of the young men who are in
business and the educational work Of
the boys who are in college.
al think If we can do that there will
be developed large number Of trained
Youngsters as officers Of volunteers and
a still larger number as trained men to
form the nucelus OF volunteer compan-
les in case we are so unfortunate as to
become involved in war. Some such
method as that must be adopted, be-
cause when war comes it will come
suddenly and unless we are the aggres-
sor-which is highly improbable, 1t
will come from one who is holly pre-
pared and who knows when he is COM
ing and where he is coming"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Fortune Tellers Barred.

Lubeck - Fortune-tellers now are
forbidden to practice in any part Of
the German empire. Soon after the
war broke out they began to do an
enormous business with relatives OF
soldiers in the field, who wanted to
know how things were going with
them. Visits to the fortune-tellers
often had tragic consequences, as many
of the callers were in high state of
nervous tension. The uncertainty Of
relatives regarding their men folk at
the front has been aggravated by the
muddle of field postal organization.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Var 7Hreatens GouId Kin.

Breslau-The Breslaur Zeitung de-
mands the confscation of the principal
ity of Sagan, which stands in the name
of Prince Howard, of Sagan, son of
Duke Helie and the Duchess of Tally
rand. The Duchess was Anna Gould
of New York. The confiscation is de-
manded as reprisal against the al
legged confiscation Of German property
in France. The principality of Sagan
embraces the castle of Sagan and co.
900 acres. Duke Helie renounced his
title of Prince of Sagan in favor of his
son at the time of his fathers death.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
CHRISTMAS CONSPIRACY
How orsndmother's Heart Was Glad.
dsnsd BY Rsmsmbranees From
the Children.
Grandmother Jossupi"

| urhnumothor JonBupI
6tollas tone was distinctly 40
ousing; II was evident that grand
mother had something 10 answer for.
Grandmother. from her invalid chair,
looked across At the girl who stood
at her bureau drawer. She had on.
dured years OF palm and weakness;
but they had not succeeded In quench-
ing the spirit In the fraIi ngure: her
voice was as saucy as q girls.
mot guilty--what 10 TT"
ITS your handkerchiefs. How
many dozen have your"
Seven or eight You soc. have
seven OF the dearest grandchildren In
the world, IT'S queer, isn't II. that
your nose should bo so especially
honorod when you grow oidi"
hut stella's gray eyes forgot 10
laugh back at Erandmo,hors. Some.
thing had disconnected her. She put
tho handkerehiefs back, made some
trivial excuse. and ran up 10 her own
boom. where her sister and cousins
were holding q Christmas conclayo.
Il wonder" she burst out. that
grandmother can endure Christmas at
ALL"
What under the sun do you
meanH" corinne and Isabella ex'
claimed together
"corinne. what did you give grand
mother for Christmas last Year,"
"a box OF handkerchiofs. Whyf"
"And you. lHabellaY"
AN embroidered handkerchief with
little weeny initials"
"Moilie1"
Two handkerchiefs." Mollie con.
ioHsed. There didn't seem 20 be
anything clse--except slumber slip
pors. and Aunt Maria always knits
those"
And Laurie and gave her hand
kerchiefs. We always give her hand.
kerchiefs--because she's old. and
they're the easiest thing TO think of
0irls--she Isn't old--she's az young as
any OF Us down In her heart. and she
loves pretty things just as much as
ever. This year let's give her the
biggest surprise OF her life--a Christ.
mas tha, will make her really happy"
But how---what--" Corinne STAN.
mered.
what do We like best--each Of
ua?"
'Jaweis!" "Books," Hand embroid.
eryi" CANDY" silk stockingsl" Tho
answers came In q laughing shower.
We'll, then. why notf orandma'd
love bit OF jeweiry from us---chosen
Just for her, And books--not
Thoughts OF Cheer as II she were
melancholy. but love stories that end
well. And why not cmbroider her
uomething3 And II not silk stockings.
then a pair OF slippers with uuy vel
vet bows. As for candy. she'd love to
have Il 10 pass round. even II she
couldn't eat much herself"
"And let Bob and Archie send her
their absurd jokes as they do 20 the
rest Of us7 II doesn't secm--respect.
tui."
'But grandma doesn't want TO be
seemedrespecttul.to." Stella declared.
Shed Just love 10 be counted In with
the rest OF us. little vanities and Jokes
and all. o girls. try II once and
Ieo!"
And that was the way the Christ
mas conspiracy started. Grand
mothers eyes on Christmas morning
were proof OF It's success. Youths
Companion.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Curru Lepu to Go Hiaher.

Marshfield - Curry county has pro-
vided the expense budget for the sea-
son and it is said the levy will be a
little heavier than for 1914. One item
which adds to the 1915 expenditures is
the provision for reconstructing the
Elk River county bridge. four miles
from Port Oxford, at an expense of
$4,000. The County court at its recent
meeting agreed it would be necessary
also to allow considerable increase in
the bills for clerk hire, as the county is
growing and the official business is in
creased greatly in some lines.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
.Judcrsent Levy Denied.

Circuit Judge Galloway de-
cided that Mrs. Grace D. Barnes held
title to valuable property in this city,
and that A. B. Spencer, of Los An
geles, who obtained judgment for $70,-
900 against her husband, L. s. Barnes,
could not levy on it. Judge Galloway
characterized the decree Of the Cali
fornia court awarding Spencer a judg-
ment against Barnes as a lightning
flash Of snap judgment. !" The suit re-
lated to profits in mining deal, plain
tiff alleging that Barnes kept money
that should have been divided.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18

"some generous person." said little
Socrates Bulginbrow. of Boston. has
been kind enough to send me q copy
Of Mother Goose's lyrics for Christ
mas. Do you know, the theory that
q representative OF the bovine genus
at one time leaped over the chief
luminary OF the night leads to some
Interesting calulations as to the mus
cular development OF the COWS OF that
time. l have ascertained that they
must have been endowed with
strength proportionate to that Of the
flea OF the present day"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Child Dnwned in Milk.

Modesto, Cal.-The infant son Of
Gregario Yrigogea, Swiss dairyman,
fell into tank of SKINNED milk Mon
day on the fathers ranch and was
drowned. The child, unable to walk,
crawled to the tank. The top was
only few inches from the ground.
The milk was about Is inches deep.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
British Lose Seq Chance.

Berlin-Among the items given ont
by the Official Press Bureau were the
following: 'The English naval peri
odical Nautilus reports that the form
er first sea lord, Prince Louis of Bat
tenberg, planned to cut off the Ger
man fleet in Norwegian waters the
night of August to 2. but that the
wavering Of the British cabinet frus-
trated his plan."
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Kaiser's Doctors Anxious.

Paris-A Madrid dispatch published
in the Journal says: Reliable news
received here says that Emperor Will
liam's condition, although recorded by
the bulletins as improving, is giving
great anxiety. His doctors speak of q
serious sore throat, following diph-
iberia, which the emperor contracted
during visit to the Eastern front. !"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Buena Vista Hops Sold.

Buena Vista---0wing to the loss last
year by growers holding the crop, hop
growers In this vicinity have sold the
greater part Of the 1914 crop. The
hops were held for several weeks in
hopes Of higher prices, but as the
prices rose slowly, the growers decided
to sell. The crop was much smaller
than usual this year In the Luckiamute
valley and In many other sections Of
Polk county, but the hops were solid
and Of an exceptionally good quality.
A greater acreage Is pianned for next
year.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Cor. West WIN Practice Lou.

Salem-Oswald West, governor Of
Oregon, has announced that after his
term of office expires early in January
he will engage in the practice of law
in Portland. He and Claude G. Nc
Colloch, ex-state senator from Baker
county, and Governor Vests lieuten-
ant on the floor of the senate at the
1918 session of the legislature, have
formed partnership to be known as
West & McColloch.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
THE JOY or SHOPPING.
Ry Wilbur o. NesbIt.

By Wilbur o. Nesblt.
love 10 20 and shop for things
10 send as Christmas gifts to friends.
For then my fancy girds on wings.
I feel the Joy that never encs,
D, what q rapture tits 70 stand
And be stepped upon, bumped into,
joggled. jostled, pushed, squeezed.
showed. frowned at. scowled upon,
trampled, bruised. slammed. rushed.
hurried, jolted, and finally get up to
the counter and dlrcover that you are
at the wrong one!
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
UNDER THE MlsTLEToE

To ask girl II you may kiss her
before doing It Is an insulting way
Of laying all the responsibility on
Aer.
In q mans opinion kiss ia an end
that justifies any meana.
You needn't be afraid Of a mere
kiss. Thousands are exchanged daily
BY people of the highest reputation.
The kissed girl fears no mistletoe.
A kiss is as good as q smile-and
1 good deal better, tool
The ideal kiss is the kiss that 10
aever given.
A Kiss too soon may be full stop
"a the tale Of love.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18
Lndo Gets Good job.

Salem-Governor West has appoint
ed his private secretary, Miss Fern
Hobbs, a member Of the State Indus
trial Accident commission, to succeed
C. d. Babcoek, whose term will ex-
pire January /. The term Is four
years and the salary $500 year.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18

as my nanny st Sandy Claus ain
Done know des how
Ter men dem toys, en- m dry paint.
I'm ahe say Nov.
Dom worry. chile, bout Dc white folks.
'cauae
HIt'a de good LAwd'a plan"
10 Eness dat nah Mlstah sandy Claus
lie seen ham mani
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18

Nah nanny say dat candy Claus com
Ter rood III boys.
En- bring or hon on or biK red drum.
En yuther toys.
Hut why white ohiliuns gets dem new
I calm on'atAn,
] guess I knows whut Sandy Claus do
lie seen han mani
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1914-12-18

the child who doubts about Santa
plans has insomnia. The child who
Ialisyss has q good nights rest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

@iuiiguouo, imo 5mor 0arum, neil
bci i5ncn ooS &aus cine meit germ.
gcrc 9ioue ipielt ais bel Ben Wiittel-
itnlicucrE lull bon ms g(oroldn0erll
aor niGt 5i reoen Der 6clloc5 baut
lcin %aus obue 9lrditeit unO 0iau.
rermciiter. @r id0pft ben SGlanm
ouS Dem 9Sil ooer Dem &anal iin0
ididtct i'm in Der geuiiniNten Sorn
lmo N00c ouf. SIN Der Some trod.
net Scr Sc6m ibnea mo Oie Sous
mauem lin0 fertig. Sm 2Iagemcinen
bil0cn iie Gin 9ieAted, 0as cine cin.
5igc iebr beibrduftc &ommer rmI-
iNlicBt inO ctUa in Nlaunes60be poH
einem bolltduoia iloneu @ade be.
Ocdt miro. 0ds Ioc5 bclta0t ans ini-
bc1auencn @almenltdnmen, Sbilt.
robr iuiO pieoerum pAliAlann.
&dme cs cinnial 81 einem acb0rigen
@loeregch 10 i6wdmue OaS gan5c
Selo1enoorf meg. lluO oas paiiert
in ser S6ot bon Belt 81 3eit. 0o
aber Ser 8ie0erailibau elm @inoers
ipiel lit, madt iicb Ger 5elode ans
ciner iol6en &otaitrop6e Uenig ooer
ni1ts, bolt neucn Shlomm ans OeEl
SEonul in0 erri6tet ieiu neue5 SuuS
mtf Dem Stlltte OeS olten. 0ie Gam.
me, ouf mel9en ole 6eQahenoorier
ite6en, iino niht nit 6leiB aui9e.
morfeu ionoern beiteben einfo6 aus
iolt9cn S6uttbanien ebemaliger
@o6ningen, sic iicb BON Sa6r5ebut
5lt Sobr5c6nt 6ober oiibouen.
gGie es 0as 8e0irfuiB nit iiD
brip0t, miro Dem uripriingliben
Sousipiirfel nod 9laerlei ouf. uno
onaebaut Gaubenitdae mo @or-
rotbsfammern oui Dem Ourd cine
Seiter BON auBen eriteig6aren 9ode,
onoere Stalungen imo @u0ei al
Sen Seiteu. @apo6uli1 boben oicie
9IuSpiibie alippelform, mo6ei man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

Die nsiiion @eiHder Ger Eytcr5.
tirde III 9lon ahicn pcbl foluu 0ar.
orf 0oB 0oS Webdu0c, oeilQ 8ou.
cncina Dor 800 Sa6rcn tnier }opa
FaHl v. acicicrt milr0c ciaaniliA
llumcr nod unpoQG0ct lit. 9lbQs.
leben BON auocrn 0tlgeu ici ur
ooron crlnnert, OaB maa iiU ourr0
orei Sa1rblu0crte nit elmer 0orIdu.
liaen luitiniieriiheu Nerfle0uua
0cr inncrcn @dnoc bc3m. gsicilcr be.
gnilgt Bot, iuciI Bic N1ittcl 3u elmer
en09illtiacn gIuSiiottung ors cdtcm,
oanerbaiieni Material iebltcn. 91cuer.
olnoS bat bic @oipcupalhina non
Santt %ctlr Oarnit bcaonucn, Sic bis
3um Gcsinn Ser &5Ibuug % Ne.
bo9cn @iciler sic biSbcr nit einem
ltulpicn arouen GcrpuB bcocdt ua.
rcn ltatt oelien nit blonfen. uciBcn
.Qlornlerplattcn su urrtlciocu Ser
perliorbcne @ar0inal Nompolla bat
md IN iciuer Giaenitbnit ais Gr3-
priciter Der DatitanliAen @oiilita olu
1S. glpril ucraondcncn So0res sic
ieierlide @rlHOiicinleguna 0ieier or.
bcitcn noa3icben tonncn. Cic iiblibe
@craomcnturiitnoc. Meoaiac uIw.
murocn 0omalS ON SUB 0es ocn
Srabocatnnl llrbouS VIII. 6snadl.
torten Ficilcrs uieocraeIcgt. 9tm.
mcbr iiu0 oic feds binteriici GieiIcr
Scr Eribiinc ilm Ole bron5ene Gotcore
ocS glppfelliirltcn mo sic bci0cI
aroBcu &npiiato6naler nod ciai16.
yigcr 9lrbeit III i6rem itro6lcuoen
@uuono non Morraro.Nlormor uon-
cuGct lmo fdnnon bei oem be0oriie.
ben0cN &ctcr rEoulsicit iid Nmi cr.
iten 4lolc ben @eiudlcru Scr Stride
3ei8en Cie Soften iiir oeIe inuere
Nusimatiidlun $4,000 9ire iiir e.
ncn &ieiler. im0 5un G6ciI onrlb
ocn Fopit, Den &oroinol 9lampoln
m0 ouOcre irciacbi9c &at0oltcn
Deridirccncr 9duocr atf9ebruht
mor0en. sir Sic nod ii6rioeu pier
Gicilcr Ser Eribuuc iino olim idoH
Sic 1litiel bcrcit 70 0oB oieicr E6eil
scr Stride nohl 6iuuen SobreSitiit
IN iciucr enoaiiltiacn glusimmiidung
nit farroriidcm Qlorluor poQcuoet
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

Ieidt fonmcn sic glloebiil6e ans
9ledl Die man in europa bduig iibcr
@ortcntbiircu oliliicut, urlpriin9lil
BON oieicm arobiiben @rauhe ber-
Ole innere Ginridtmg eiues fol.
den @ucrn9alieS lit Dem olBcren
cutiprc6cuO eiuiah. Sin paar Wlot.
ten uuo Gcdeu, Dcri6icoene groBe
ino fleinc SongcfdBe, 0os @elHlrr
0cr Soust6icrc 0aulit lit scr game
Nausratb gcnonnt. &ei Dem arHcp
9ouern lit oos Snaere oeS 9onies
fciucsmcgs ac5eiligt luie bel ocn
luo6l6o6euoeu Wloslimcn Sore
6ruuen ito i'm 9lll9cnelncn gar
uidDt o0er ie5r not0oiritig Der.
ihlciert, 0etn bel Der grbcit mare
Scr Sdlcicr biuoerlid). ga mir lie
0rauBcn ihon nocb $cr5euslllt be.
trodtcn fouuen, liegt tcii @runo iiir
0en Scuahen por, inns 0cn Gintrltt
5u pcrpc6rcn. 4omltens ihduit cr iiM,
einel 10 borucbmen Serrn wie cs
llnlereiucr III, IN icine armleli9c
Sitte irbouen SIT loiiclE anocrc Gln.
lpcn0ungcn 0icbt cS nidt.
@lci1 bci Dem Gorfe lie9t Der
Srieo6oi mic oie gSobnm8a Ser
Scbanocn ati cr56btcH 9oOen ons
actrodnetcm S@lamuc ouigebout.
Sc0cr So0te Bat iein lcbmeyneS Wiol,
51meiit mciB ii6crtind,t Oas &opf,
cnOc ocr ntdnnlic9cn Iooten ourd
sic 9}a4biloung cucS Sar6uihS, Der
aa9clcii gcbrduG6liGcn rot9ep
3ipieuuiibc. gcteuil5eiHnct. $50 oics
lcr ycbmbau lidt 0cn No0cn beoedt,
iputbern in imOurh0ringlihcr Wlcnge
gIloebiiidc, Die dld bier 0cu WcA-
idcn ihiieen in0 sic Nercn iuiO 60.
len Geiiier bon ieincr 9n0eiidtte ab.
6altcn iouen. Gie @rGbcr nu0 niNt
ic9r tiet bic So5lng nbcr bod 1c.
ung 0aB Der Go0te ii5 ouiredt ieben
fam. @ieics III notbpen0ia, lpcil cr
in Der g}adlt na0 Ger 9eitathtng bon
3lpei Gn9eln beinht miro, bic ibn
eronliliireil imO ieine aldeu uno b0s
fen E0otct ouiidrcibeu, GS m0re ge.
cen oen idlnloigen 9leipctt menn CT
oicie 9enlder lie1cn0 empian9en
poIlte. lle6rigens gebt e olii eucn
iolAcn 6rieoboie tcincSiuegS beion,
OerS ieierlih mo weiDeooa 3u. Die
&inOer ipielcI Oie SSe0er itlmabcn.
sic Wlduncr laden oui ben @rdbern
wie al 9rilmeu ani Dem Nlartte
oocr i'm &nifecbauS, un0 Oie Gootci
iheincu bier niHt inn @erinaiten jene
beiliae Sd9eu 3il erre0ell, oic bel unS
ie6r 6diliig uidt bicl ne6r lit ais
oune @cipcniterhlrMt Tic 6clln-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

SeIloc5 6eiBt auf gut Geutit9 elm
fob Bauer, man fonnte es ober beller
nit Qei6ciacuer ii6erie9en, oenn
2eibeigeue ituo Die 6ela4cn gelpelen
felt man iic IN Der @eihiAte fennt
uuo crit Our6 Oie 8eiieergrciiimg
DER Gngldnoer Bat iid Oas' ein menlg
gednoert. Wlon mag I'M lle6rigen bic
@nal1n0er liebcn o6er ballelL III
glegDptcn fam man i6nen glnerfen-
nung imO 9auuuoerlmg iiiAt perla.
gen unO cs mdrc gut menH uue
europ1iI6en 9tatioucM Die ua1 ilber-
ieeiidcm &oloniolbeiis ltrebeh DON
Den GnglGnOcrn lernen mo iDr Sei'
1pieI na6a6men uollteH. Sclbltucr-
itdn0li6 loiien lie ii0 aibt non Ulen'
iGcnlie6e lu0 Sentimentalltdt lelten
ion0ern iic ucriolgen ciniab in prat-
tii@er &eiie i5ren uotcriellen gluBelt
ober babel ltcllt iicb berois, oaB Die
Ter ~llatericae glutel gera0e OurD
0ilCipiMeincuoe &5ilautroPie on
beiteh ouf ieine &ec9ntng fonint.
So lange Der 6ellat5 nur 0lrb 'Hrii-
GEL unO Dic6iibc Se6on0llng our Be
ltellung iciner 6cIocr ougctriebel
miroe, 10 lange cS fir i0u mtf Groell
ni1tS CAB ais Die gSiQtiir 0eS Dlu-
oirs, 0es @oiAos mo 0es &beoipe,
nuroe 0as 2ouO bel Meiteln iblcdter
ongebolit ais jcet, lpo inter Der cig-
lii6en &erridoit au1 Der 6ella4
io5uiagcn ein WleniA gclUoroeu IT.
400 cs cine @ereAtigteit iutO oanlt
cine 9rcibcit fiir i'm giebt 10 gut ipie
/ fiir icincn eiuiiigeu lluterOriider lnO
Auo er BON cincr beiiercl GrIIte Den
oirctten uno perlonliHen giuben Eat.
60 lanoe cs nur &riigel uno @ran-
lamfeit fir i'm go6, etncrlci, Oh Die
Grnte gut o0er iAlecgt oilsficl war
ibm quite o0er i1le6te 9eitellung Der
anoeren 9cute ge6ori9cn 6docr
gleidgHitig; ieit er mie Gin @cnidl
bebon0elt miro iin0 Dos bon i6m be.
auirt5i1aftctc 2on0 bciiBt o0cr Oilrd
6iciB uno Sparionfcit ermerbeH
tonn orbeitet er nit @eritdnoniB inI
Sie6e, uno oas 9lciuliot lit bel Sei,
tenn beiier. lln0 ganj ielbitoeriidno-
llcB lit alc9 sic 9}cgierlmg Damn OH
belten bran, iDenn cS Ocn 9iegierteu
Gut ge6t. Gie iriibcre &6ordonea.
lno %aidowirt5idoit licB iib oaOor
llfd)tS trdlluen; oomolS fam cs scr
&errcn niht i'm @criu1itcn oorau
an, menn 6ei einem mlbloieu ooel
ntBlidct 8ouc, bci cincm aonnl
Doer bel ciuer &Dramioe 1in0eritalt
leno 6eladcn iinfonen ooer icOcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

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auf oic 6el0cr aclcitet 5u wcr0cn.
9lbcr loldc in So9rtmdcnoen erlpor-
bcnc Se6cnsgcpo6nbeiicl loiicu Ii1
nidt lin 5anOuntOre6en dnOcrn, unO
sic glc9Dptcr pcr0cn nod longe alf
i5rcu G0mmcn 6nuicn. mic in Sta.
lien 0ie meiitcn Sta0te nod bod
obca oni Den Bergen liegcu, onitott
SAB Sic @lenidcn untcn in ser fruht
barren G6ene bel i6reu 9Icdern mob.
ncu iollten
SSuoeiicn peroCn sic 9legppter i6re
9ebcnspeiic uieacidt c6er dnOern,
ais bic &eiitc BON Srbieto in0 SnN