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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
THE IMPORTANCE OF "CURNES" IN
SPEECH.
BY THEODORE URSULA IRVINE,
Dramatic Reader, Carnegie Hall.

America has gradually been emerg-
ing from that period in which the strup-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
MOGOLLON
MAY Be RESULT
Of STRIKE
Silver City Reports Uncover
ing of Vast Body of Rich
Ore Which is Causing Rush
Of Prospectors.

NNA"nfA LNH ANAht' d. ANAA NN.H
strongly Illustrative Of the fact
that the mineral Resources of this
section of the country are as vet only
guessed az and hat IN addition To-
the extension and development OF
mines already known 10 exist there
remain many Others yet undiscovered
b. the fact that In the Mogulion
mountains, e. district that been
more thoroughly prospcctvd than any
other Tor "a period OF about thirty
years. "a discovery has been made OF
"a vein OF ore that stands up ten feet
above the surface and which, ace
cordinF 60 those in "A position 90
know shows better indications OF min
cral wealth han Mogollon eve did
la its early days.
The recent discovery at the head
ol Rain creek Is not ln any way sim
liar 10 that of the great Independence
mine at Cripple Greek, wherc the
discovery was made on ground that
had been Travelled over by dozens II
not hundreds of people daily FOR ten
years. because the outcrop is "a glar-
ingly prominent that oven "a novice
would spot Il at once. Il r.
however, iu "a locality thst while not
remote b. extremely rugged. and u
WIS only hy accident that the lead
was discovered in February by Jack
Alexander. hWo had been snowbound
in the mountains and took an un-
usual ruufc Qua taking him across
the backbone 81 thc range Here az
a height Of almost 10000 feet the dis
covery was made.
Theo. W Carter, one OF tho most
experienced mining men in this Sec
ton OF the country. visited the scene
OF the new discovery last week and
secured u bond on the original claims
from the oWners. Mcssrs. Jack and
Floyd Alexander and Lee Mcadcr.
for a large sum. He has appointed
Lee Meader as superintendent az the
work ~ development which viii hc
commenced al nee and viii proceed
by three tunnels.
The ~outcropping 81 ore h about 10
feet wide on the average u IL ex-
posed FOR a distance OF about 2.00o
feet, the lowest exposure being at
least 1000 feet below the apex. sur
face assays show an average value
Of $3.50, two-thirdH Of which h. gold
and one-third In silver. The ore h
what b. known as a petite. and h.
susceptible % reduction hy the cyan
ide process. The vein lies between
walls OF porphyry and rhyolite, dir
FERNS in this respect from the for
nation 10 M0goiloh where both
walls are porphyry.
The new camp Is located in one Of
the most beautiful sections OF the
MoEoiion country. II Ia heavily
wooded and has an abundance ~ wa
ter 80 that water power can be- de-
veioped Ia more han one place. An
automobile a be driven 90 within
three miles % the Lone star. which
was the original discovery, but the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
PEC0S VALLEY N
BEING USED AS BASIS
BY CLEVER F0RGER

Artcsil. y. NJ, June t5.-Recently "a
series uf drafts, each for $50. num-
torod and sigucd with the name ct the
STATE National bank cashier here. and
drawn on the banks New York corr
respondent, began coming IN for pay
mcnt from points In Kansas and TeX8a
ANA were promptly turned down. Now
The same bogus draft operator rs
working with "a Carlsbad bank 49, ID
basis having used four drafts for $50
each, alleged 20 have been issued by
the National bank OF Carlsbad.
Monday cashier richards of the Ma
t!onnl bank Of Carlsbad, received four
drafts by mail from Houston, two OF
them endorsed Elliott Hendricks.
president of tho bank, and two pre-
sumahly signed by the vice president.
Morgan LIVINGSTON for like
amounts. The i've gentlemen nnmtd
re%pudiatod the drafts as rank forgcr-
ies-and they were rank" as the sig
natures were not even poor limitations
and the drafts themselves were not
anything like the drafts in use by the
bank.
Tho forged drafts had been cashcd
hy some hotel In Houston and for
Vardcd 20 Carlsbad for collection.
The forgcr Is thought 10 be the same
individual who SO successfully pliCu
his vocation In El Paso and Artrsin,
without apprehension. and up 10 now
the bank here has no clue as TO ms
Identity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16

remaining three miles aye vcry steep
an droush. ny %lcugthcuins the dis
tauce 10 about six miles a good
wagon road can Toe built 60 the camp
Even at that n viii De more access
siblc than Mogollun and is consider
ably nearer to silver city.
4 large number 81 claims have al
ready been taken up. among those
having locations being John high
tower r. W johnson, John Birch
ana King Wade. while an of these
are promising hat OF John High-
towcr is the most sensational. lie
claims To- have on his property n toll
luride ore. and that. Hs ia character
istic of this orc, gold gan Dee melted
% Of it BOZ q camp fro This dis
coycry Be- about two and onr-halt
miles north 0i tho Lone star.
From what is known O. the new
district at tho present time 81 shows
oNpry indication nf ncius "a second
Mosollon and from tho flrt that the
ore bodies are so large aud tho veins
of the true nssurr variety, there iA
nu question why fhiH should not be
so. Unquoatiouablt. further discov-
cries will Dc mndc now thlt this par
ticular district is receiving she clos
est SCRUTINY Of h prpspcotors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
PHeuger Quits as
Postmaster i'm
Santa Fe
]. Howard Vaughn Named
Acting Official Leaves
President Free TO Maze
Recess Appointment Re-
ported.

Especial Dispatch To the Herald.
santa Fc. s. D.. June l5.-Juhn
Pucus,r, Republican postmaster Ul
Santa re after whose scalp there has
1ecu a consistent chase on thc part
OF patriotic Democrats for rhaag
dass b. resigned his JOB today and under
authority OF the phcug,r hondsmeu,
j.. Howard Vaughn. we'll known
banker. was appointed acting post
master.
President Wilson appointed Adolph
T.. Hil. assistant secretary ut state 20
bo postmaster, but senator Thomas
Benton Catron, as the cruWuus
achievement OF his senatorial career
succeeded iu preventing INNS counr-
nation hy the senate and up TO this
tlIue h1s continued to hold b. up. Cat
I1u says hc Viii kcep tIiil out 90 th.
job u ho does nothing else in the seu-
sic and 10 b. now about conceded here
chat me viii do both, there being mo-
Indication either of mrs cunhrma-
lion OF of the senator's doing any
thing
Democrats here claim the retire.
meut ur Pflouecr and the selection Of
an acting postmaster will leave the
president free Co make IA recess APP
pOintmoat 90 tho uticc. should his
be- true and should the president ape
point Hil after congress adiournS. %
is freely predicted that the senator
from Sew Mexico win blow zap with
a loud noise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
CANTALOUPES WILL
BRING BIC RETURNS

Present prospects are that New
Mexico %rautaloupe growers will reap
"a harvest this year. Reports from
the Pccos valley points whore CON
siderable acreage has bcen planted
indicate that while the first planting
was more or less OF a failure, the re-
planting has been successful and the
crop will arrive about IN time. Lake
wood. where an especial drive BE- be-
ing made on cantaloupes. promises
10 lead the lower valley In produce
ton aud In getting 20 market. \ late
season in Colorado will give the New
Mexico cautaluupc crop practically q
clear field iu the Kansas city. Chi-
CaEo und Texas markets and the
buyers predict hrst-class prices.
At Fort sumner "a good stand has
been secured on ESQ acres pronounced
by expert gruWerH 10 be IS per cent
good and from ten days 60 two weeks
ahead of last year. insuring that dis
triot "a splendid market Tor It's mel
ons at fancy prices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
Greatest Event
IN WOmaa's Life

All human experience looks hack &C.
motherhood as the wundor OF wonders.
The patience, tho f0rtitldo. tbs sublime
faith during the period " ospocthncy arc
second only 90 The mother love bestowed
upon the most helpless but most marvel
Gus C~rcation-a baby.
Women are quick 20 learn from zach
other those helpful agencies that aid g.
comfort. hat conserve their nervous
energy and yet are perfectly safe 90 uso
and among these they recommend
Mothers Friend"
II Is entirely an external application
designed 20 Intricate tho broad. nat
muscles and skin that protect tho
abdomen. II has been In favorable use
for nearly hail a century and q known
60 mothers IN almost every settled COM
munity In the United States who highly
recommend a. You viii ind Il on sale
IN drug stores. Mothers Fricnd'' Is
utterly harmless. contains no dcadening
drugs and yet Ms influence ia the skin
n muscles beneath as also upon tho
network Of nerves beneath tho skin a.
very beneficial, very soothing and 4
wonderful help. The muscles expand
naturally and are not subjected ~ uuncc-
fsaafy surface strain aud pain.
Get a bottle of Mothers Friend" TO-
day AZ any drug store and write 20 ua
Tor our Instructive little book ~ mothers.
Address Rradhcld Regulator CO., Ala
Lamar pldgY Atlanta, Ca
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
Copyright. 1914. by Frank a. Munsey.l
CCuntinucd from Yesterday

And say. uud. you should have seen
the way she O. 81 90 &C. The girl Is a
sport, believe me aud the idea OF those
two nuvios chewing tho rag while she
sat out the dance didn't appeal to her
az all. SO she gave me her hand and
away we went. with all the old ladies
talking behind their fans and Manuel
del Rey blowing Up like a volcano IN
n bunch Of oarambas or worse. Gee.
Il was great. and she could dance like
a queen.
"But here's the interesting part Of
it-what do you think she asked me,
after we'd had our little laugh7 Well.
you don't need to get so grouchy about
it--she asked about you!"
"Awl"
Eyes, she did SO you see what you
get for throwing her down.
what did she ask"
We'll she asked"-here he stopped
and laughod-"she asked IL you were a
cOwboyi"
"Nol" cried Bud. pleased In spite Of
himself; what does she know about
cowboys7"
"Oh. she's wisel" declared Phil;
shes been to school twice IN Los
Angeles and seen the Wild west show.
Yes. sir, she's just like an American
girl and speaks English perfectly. She
told me she didn't like the Mexican
men-they were too stuck on them.
selvos-and say, Bud. when | told her
you were n genuine Texas cowboy,
what do you think she said?"
wy. ] don't know" answered bud.
smiling broadly in anticipation; what
did she say"
she said she'd like 20 know you'll"
"She did mott" camo back Bud with
sudden spirit.
Then he laughed the thought away.
n great burden seemed 70 DO lifted
from his heart and he found himself
happy again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
SAN JUAN WOOL CLIP
SELLS IN BOSTON
FOR 25 CENTS
Shipment of 100000 Pounds
by Wool Growers Associa-
ton Brings best Prices Yet
Recorded in New Mexico.

Aztec. a.. a.. june l3.-Thc san
Juan Wool Growers association has
just received returns on shipment
OF Toe. 600 pounds OF wool sent 40
Boston. The association members
who were represented in the ship
mcut and the price they each RI
Ccitcd. follow
r. %. Kirk. l5g; j. S. Haca, zee. O..
Chavez, ease, j. w. Garrison and
Son. 23 hsc; Jaqucz BrOthers 23hc,
Ross MARITIME. 23a,. D. Montoya,
22c. j. y. Vaqucz. % D. T. Vitl-
paudu. 22hc. c. W. Fishrrdick.
48 Sec G.. j. KIRK. 2sc. j. a. Jauuez.
Csc, -. Truiilio. 23c T. Herrera and
SON. -2c, John G.. Herr; 22c; Waters
and Price. 22c. Cornelius Bros. Gle.
Mohair returns 90 j. q. Archulctd
and r. Jaquoz were 32iAc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
HELPLESS As BABY
Down in Mind Unable to Work,
and What Helped Her.

Summit Point, W. Va.-Mrs. Anna
Belle Emey, OF this place, says: 81 SUI
Tered Tor Is years with an awful pain in
my right side, caused from womanlY
trouble, and doctored lots Tor Il, but With
OFT success. suffered so very much,
that became down In mind, and as help-
less as a baby. Nas in the worst kind
OF shape. Was unable 10 do any work.
began taking Cardui, the womar's
tonic, and got relief from the very first
dose. by the time | had taken u bot
lies, my health was completely restored.
] am now 4s years years old, but feel as
good as ! did when only l6.
Cardui certainly saved me from losing
my mind, and ! feel II my duty 10 speak
In lis favor. wish had some power
over poor, suffering women, ard could
make lhem know the good i would DO
Them"
II you suiier from any OF the ailments
peculiar 10 women, Il will certainly be
worth your while 20 give Cafdui a trial.
II has been helping weak women ioE
more than 80 years, and will help you,
100.
Try cardni. Your druggist sells II.
n,hs e ch.rsnoosa Medicine Co. Ladies
Adutou Deut Chattanooga, Tenn. iof SgslIal
lsffgssfisas On four case And % PAGE BOOK. home
ffeaimsm ief Honsa- 10 gala WnpDeI, NC lsj
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16

Ladies' Home Journal
Mrs. browning had "a ncW servant
girl named Annie.
Annie said the mistress. "did you
put the clothes IN soak"
"Oi did not" answered IA. Elri.
did you want ne ga. mum
why certainly" was Tao rcpiy.
"Nery well. mum. said Annie.
About TWO hours later Annie pre-
seated herself 90 her mistress
"Oi hey put Thin clothes In SOFAS,
num- she said. "but the paWnbrpkrr
wud give me only chew dollars on the
whole OUTFIT. Hero hc ih' money.
mum, an ms sorry oi am thot SO bees
SO hsrrud up"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
CHAPTER x.

To en- American, accustomed 10 get.
ting things done first and taxing about
Il afterward. there Is nothing so subtly
Irritating rs the old.world Journalism,
the polite e-vasiveness OF the Mexl-
cans; and yet, at times. they can speak
to the point with the best OF us.
For sixty days Don Ciprinno Aragon
had smiled and smiled aud then. sud.
denly, as the last day OF their mining
permit passed by and there was no
record OF a announcement by Cruz
Mendez, no appeared az the Eagle Tail
mine with q pistol IN his belt and a
Triumphant sneer on his lips.
Behind him rode four Mexicans.
fully armed. and they made no reply
20 De Lanoey's polite "Buonos diasl"
Take your poor things" burst out
Aragon, pointing con%;emptuously at
their sent and beds. "and your low.
pelado McXican-and gol This mine
no longer stands IN the name Of Cruz
Mendez, and / want Il for myself! No.
not a world" no cried. as DO Lancey
opened his mouth to explain, moth.
ingl Only go!"
mo. senior. said Hooker. Dropping
his hand 90 his six-shooter which hung
low by his leg and stepping forward,
Eve will not gol"
~What?" stormed Aragon, "you-"
"Be careful there" warned Bud.
suddenly fixing his eyes on one Of the
foul ~retalners III you touch that gun
III hill youi"
There was a pause. IN which the
MexicnnH sat frozen 10 their saddles.
and then Do lAncey broke the silanre
You must not think, Senior Ara.
gon," he began. speaking with a GER
tala bitterness, that you can carry
your point like this. Ny friend here IL
a Texan. and n your men stir he Will
KIN them. But there Is a law In this
country Tor every man-what IL Il that
you waut7'
Il want this mining claim" shouted
AraEun. that you have 90 unlustly "a
Ken from me through that scoundre.
Mendozi And ! want you 10 ater
aside. 80 hat I can set up my NOM
ments and take possession Of H."
"'fhe Senior ArBRon he's not been Il
the aEente mineral today" suggested
DE Lanoey Buavely. II he had taken
the trouble he would not"
Enough cried Aagon, suil trying
20 carry IL on cayalierly; Il sent ny
servant to the mining gent yesterday
IA he reported that the permit had
laDsed."
- he had taken the pains 10 IN
uuife for new permits. however" re-
turned De Lanoey. he would have
found that one has been issued 20 me.
J am now a Mexican citizen like your.
SELF"
YOU" screamed Aragon. his eyes
buifinF with establishment. and then.
finding himself tricked. be TUNED SUD.
denly upon one OF his retainers aud
struck him with his whip.
son OF a goat" he stormed Pig!
Is this the way you obey my ordersy
Bot though he raved and scolded. he
had gone too far. and there was no
putting the blame on his servant In
his desire 10 humiliate the hated grn'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
ATTORNEY GENERAL
HANDS DOWN TWO
OPINIONS

Especial Dispatch to Tie IIcrnld.l
santa Fc. ~. NJ, June t6-AttOrney
General Clancy today gave an exc
haustiSe opinion Co District Attorney
Uemley OF Culfax county boz connec-
lion with the sale of property for non
payment of taxes. The attorney gem
erai finds that tax certificates must
not DC sold la any case for u less
amount than the total OF the taxes
plus the interest.
Replying 10 another request from
the Colfax county official The attorney
general is Of opinion that county
commissioner have the right 20 trans
Ter from ono fund 10 another any SUR
plus ln any county fund not specihetl-
Isl appropriated by statute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16

A w~eli-known journalist OF the mid
de west Was visiting the national cab
ital. and. while talking TO some meni-
hers OF congress WAS leaniug against
tbs wall OF "a commlttee-room. a pie
lure hanging on the wall feil an |!
strikinE him run upon the head,
knocked him down and for the mo-
ment stunned him. As he opened his
eyes one Of the group asked;
"Can we De- anything for you, ga
nan
YES" ne feehly answered.
what is ~"
Repeal the law VI grayitation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
TO A K PICTURES
FOR
LECTURES ABROAD

tsI'etal Dispatch Ia the Herald.
Santa Re, \. ~. June i6.-An oai-
cial photographer OF he reclamation
service Is expected Boa santa Pc within
e few days 90 make e. tour Of The stale
taking photographs OF the government
lrrisation projects and scenes In The
state with which g. j. blanchard,
siatistician Of tho service will MUS
traie "a lecture with which he b 90
deliver n our of Eurone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16
CONTINUED Tomorrow Aftornoon.)

Phone ,. Red Barn. al w Copper
FOR hrst-class hacks and carriages.
W T. Trimble a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16

a. t. Moore, Attorney. Cromwell
Bldg l2Q 3 2nd s. Phone St3,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16

Want a maid? A Herald want ad
viii find her for you.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

mann ipringt onf. in 0ie 9ruit ge-
troiien 6intenii6er. Sd 9lrn 6Q6;
Gompaguie bort auf mein Gommou-
90; i6 ipringe los firdt6orer
S&loM fliegc 0rej 2dritte 3lriid,
wa6niianioer S9mcr5; @rmate in
Die linfe Siitcl Sin Ciii5ier Dor
mir ruit nod ieinen 9}auieL gie6t
mir Die SonO imo tootl &or mir
eire 6a6ue, Grdaer toot; ib mill
6iufrieHcn ga 5weiter uuO Oritter
SHuB in Sen liufeu mo Damn in
Oen rcdten 9lrn @enige Shritte
Dor ms ser 6elaiide SAiibengra-
BEN Eroe &ugelregens poiiirt mir
ipeiter ui6ts. Sat 5w0li Stunoen
gelegen, in5mii1en bon einem 9lr3te
ner6nn0en fann nod nidt trans
portirt uerOen @}ittags BON Seiiteu
wcggetrogen treiie in bol6em 6ieber
@egiment; hrMt6ore &erliite Orei
@aiptleutc, icds 2ieuteuantS toOt,
iait Gle bon meiuen Battalion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

NaIiimore 23usiness Goneae.

" y 77V-- N-V1IV " I
6Garlcs rno snralugn etraae Baltimore. WlO.
GS logrt ilal cine nr!c enulr 81 6ciamcn.
c5rinolmer peri5nl@er llnicrti0i Ia Nun.
00ltcn, NreNQ Sienopt0pbic MulWiuenibrcis
ben S65nl0teibcu @rii0mciii nn0 ono1rcn
N0@crn
Gne. nnb &bcnoiNalcn I'M 0nn5cn Sa6r oiicn.
0crbIi ScMcicr Der IaNiOnle bcginut am
T. GcpicmOCr
r0itGcneIicr teg glbenoNac ocalnni am
1A GcptcmOlr.
Slu0cnien fou.en i0 icBt aiimcocit
Ojntc e5iclnnngn fit Wrnouirtc belpr1t.
Wian 0ole ii0 4reioe ooer ieleppon7e iiir
NatnlQN
6. ~ Nornian, &railocnt.
(Q(nd27 2W}fc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12
hi Ndeieneln.

@aris, If. September. 0ie
@aroniu @eorqe Sc @cuter dnO Sas.
@or0on Bennett, ser Gigeut6iimcr
oe5 r91cu-Norf Seralo~. wurOen &c
itern gctrolt. Die Gipiltraiuna
fQno i'm Staot6urie oes t6. 9lrron-
oiiieuents ltatt, Der iid sic firhli6e
Gruulng in Der amcrifaniiAen Gpiss
fopolfirAe anidloB, Oie bon ASoitor
Seation poa5ogen muroe. Die 3ell.
Gen ser @nronin paren &iscoitnt
9rcieuil, Scr @otte Der 6rail 9lrt6ur
&ooeliorO, einer aeborcneu @ODt6e
srant BON 9tcm-Dorf, im0 Ser5og
Gamaitro BON Stolicn, wdbreno Der
amcrifaniihe 9otibaitcr lllDron 2
@errid uno Or. 9ll6ert alS 3cugcn
oes @rdutiaams iirairtcn.
9iacb Der firdlineil Srmnng nabm
sic @eicaihnft in Der 9Sobntn0 Der
9rout S6ee ein.
Ole @oronin lit cine ae6orenc Dfib
W2ouo &otter, EoDter bon Sobn %ot.
ter con 9}6ilooep6ia. S0r criter
@oito, melNer i'm 9louember 1908
liarb. mar Gin @ruoer bon @orou
Ncr6ert Sc Nellier, 1irelior oes be.
taunien Acuteri;6cn %rebburcous u
| &on0oi
Nerr %emet lieB iid am @}ittpod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

@6attunooga Eenn, If,
September. 9ta1 einem S6rei-
ben lpcldes iocben Der 5icii0en Sn-
6ltitrie-@onmliiiion uom amerifani-
iDen Goniul in @uagro 5u9egangen
lit, iinO Stimnlng mo Sa9e in Der
@ei6ditspelt %eue3uela's Der Sc
tlHg 0es @ei9ditsperfe6rs nit ocn
Ser. Staatcn beionoers giinitig. Gen
aouileuten uno Smportelren liegt
beionoers 0araa 5u criabreu. wel6e
6obrifate iic nit Dem gr0Btcn &or.
tbcil ous oca iiiOli1en Stdoteu Der
Ser. Staatcn importiren ionnch po.
SIT Die neu eroifnete 0ampier.Sinic
3wiiDeu Niobile unO Ocne5oloniic6ca
lm0 colom6iihen S6ien cine giu1itiac
@clcgcn6cit bietet. Gbas. 8. Gbano-
let, ser iiiOomcrifouiicbe 9lgent Der
9out6ern-9a6n, 6cabN6tigt, 0icie
Sniormotion SIT crt5cilen, imo err
n1t Die 6abritonteu uno &auilcltc,
i'm 0arin 5u unterltiibcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12
Sin trrHlidcs seiIpicl.

86ilo0clpbio, If. Scpt.
aein onoerer oclItiAer Orocn in 2lmc-
rifa bat nit iolder @ncroie un0 iol-
der 0eutiber CpfermiQiafcit ib an
Dem Siilicmerf fir Die &ricgsnot6lei,
0cn0en in Scr alien 0eiuatG Bethel.
ligt, wie Der nOrcoea Der Seruanus.
I66ne" Gr Bat ieine @auptitarfe i'm
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