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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
@efanntmadlnnGcm.


%Otii cueS Sriprnns Der Nbinater
. Sle nnieGc0ncicn, ourb eas Baltimore
Sluoi,, ,,@erl0f ernaHnieu glbi6dbcr. inadcn
UIetuui m Dem Sale ocs WiaDors uno Sinois
fiHiVS {in ag pog Baltimore 9cGeH gS. \. &ei6n 9eps
IN CFettionseiiie gir g. Solo 400 eemdb
nvn Sctoronunaen oes &dpiicls M ner Sefs
VIullpcn @eietc bon NiarD ago, pairi i'm
SaYYre 1912 be,anni. oaB iie oen gseri1 Der
Shlsgenen uno 8eibt6uns Der aeitnnnien gS.
y y, MeiDa DEPTHS In uio 81 BEN @runoeigens
lQHnl N benannten. eriudbnen &eriabren, dbs
gClDne ba0en uno baB ibr Sbiebsprn6 In
pie.arlnicr pi4s sSeriboeimmunq oem qenannieu Sc.
tlWl 3llrlidocidnoi mo oori an 6. eRdr5 1914
oeponrt uuroe. IQe @erionen peIbe In acs
nninlliliem 3niprn iniercilirt no mbacn sic
@fllnoe 6egen. iqas iie io6e 6a6en wgrnm.
6eDn GAGE na6 Dem Suhm Der Seponirnno
oenonnies Snlpru6s. oeriebc ud)t coniormirt
ipefocn loule. Snls lene @inipriibe QeQeH
een 3uipru4 Der slbi9deer eenadt merocil
louieH lou oerielbe 6ebn Eape nacb ieiner Sts
ponitung ais iiir giiltia crfdri ipcrocn
Nanmuno Z. Suqnn, Sicqcl
SbDntns S. SuoInD, SieQel
Sragtun ID. 0itc, Sieee
gl6i0dter.
Scglaubigte gbi6rifi:
@eorne GnreD 9inoinN,
(N'r5i72O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
gureau ocs ocOauoc.0uTsefturs.

lo. Wtulb ltli.
@s miro hermit hciannt ec0ebcn. oab bic
10. sum 1908 nnier6cibneien &croroning Jir.
100, Nbi6ntti A. RaruQrapb 2 (ipie am 27
Goocmbcr 1911 umCnbirD uni- @rluubnib nncDf
iapsStrnBc, ais So5miibIe 8u bcnlben
(0r5t7-20) CSc6dnoe,SnipcIior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
lArrtrnNr MnArmllcr

IS narb am i5 Nidrs 1914 0errrbe 9inocs
mher, Nithuc bon @rncn Roocmber. inn Nltcr
bon 81 Snbrcn &crmnuoie uuo Srculoc no
cince aocn Der Eraucrieier nm WiittiUom, nm
. llbr Gadmiiaos. in ihrcr gSo5nuHQ, Gr.
3tl. o.eirceusStrnhe, bei6upo6nen
(Wr3f7-fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
ScfnmntmndJnngen.


WnltInirrc, II. W(nri 10iA.
Ger GtnotsOcumclcr miro am Wiuntaa ben
%. Wi1rS 1914 Nioreens o llbr an Sri uno
Stcnc crfhencn uno ons gibcdm Der Hcicrs
ooir, snahc non Nlt 9ioDul Serrnce bis gdris
Ipcnle, ctnblircn.
6owaro y. 0uunan,
(Nn51O Siaois@cunlcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
%il6eImiuo SlpeIt.

IS iiarb an TO- Nii5 1914 gBil6clmiua
glpeit inn glicr bon At SabreH. oelicbte Satin
BON Gniiape 9lpclt. Die Necroiqunq bon ibrcr
NSc., iinoc iidit am Siruitan, Na6miiioes >
llbr 9ciietun9 auf Der o9altimore Gene
ierO" (9RdrBt61D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
.Sermann g)nb0c.

@s idrb nOd lnngcm Qclocn Gcrmnun gloG.
DC, pclichcr 0aic bon Nlinnd Nnboc i'm gllicr
bon 80 Nabrcn. 4 Miondicn uno EaQcn. SnS
QeinenbcednpnB iinoct ituit an Wttnpdl, cen
49, M{dr8 N0bnttiups llbr, bon iciner gSo6s
mflQ 9r. $500, NuIcr-9luc (WS16-fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

Der Sunggeielc miro INNER 6rand6nrer fir De
ieuerngs5pede Sect bat oos Scnots@om peldes
Die @inwanOerer.Gorla9e ruter 9erat6ung 6ot be.
ihloIcn oic @opiitccr iir uucr6crot6ctc Ginwonoc-
rcr oni Sc mo iiir pcr5cirot9ctc aui 81 ou5uieecu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
@cfnnntmndlnnacn.
1nrdl @attiiunt & @aban, gnftiunatOren.
renn scr StraienoDrdlbrndle 6ommillar'

HnrH Ynttiluu' d W1bam, Nntttpnni0ren.
Shrcnu ocr StrnGcnobrmbrndle 0pnlminafe'
Nnner er8crbchernngSsO ummiinon, NatnDnns.
q / I ~ o I c, lO. Wtat6 lvl1'
9lnstionSsSerani OOn sano nno Sanmaieral
0cmdB Den Sprl9rlten 0cs 9bdriers oeL
Staot @altimoret Nbl0uiit tI6, lueroen ole
StrdBenonrbbrucDs.Go Gohlmilldre am Wsohials
49, Qldr5 1914, upr Na@miiiags. an ~
nno Sielle anf 1tlentlGer gulllon oas bun5c
Snnmaicrinl nni Got nno SDt S DC aien'
ons nnf bent Scttc Der WuncbeiusAOenus,
non @oesbur9 sSeenue pig 5Hnl @e9ereul ,,,Sb 9fs
Baltimore & Sbio@ilenDabn." iicbt, nefllIB
Der am 20 Win 1907 untcr8ci0neicn Setoro.
nun6 glr. $50 ocs Didbots nn6 Slqoir1l1S ooit
Baltimore; auBerocn enef Sdnolirellel, oet
fir bns Seit ocr Strabc Mot ben1ibigt IT, lillo
welbo I'M @in5elnen lote iolai bel0rIeben loer
Got Gr. ~ 9luf Der Gonocmnirunos.aari
alS IS" bclnHnt an Der SiooitSde Der Natl'
lctisStrnbc uno N{Outcbcaosgpenue sic Noh'
Ten beitobcn aus cinem Orclii0dlnen fieQcluIu,
bon Bartlett Sir0Bc (u0cr glncnue) z SUB bcl
4S Snb 3oll utio cincm einiindtqeH OqdWel-
S6uppen y SUB 3 3ou bel 10 SUB elm sou,
Die nbiden gtehengchauoe, Salule cicI qle III"
Qci Der Wiontebeuos9lOenue licgen NM ino.
Got gir. , - glu DC. &oloemllrun9sN
als ~" 0efaunt al Der gl9romeli.@de gV,, gS,a
Cottage gtoenue mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sle
Nauien beitcben aus enem 25ssiiodl9en 6aW.
mcrisgSobHb0ue mil Sroni non lS SllB ~
9ottaaesgoemef MI elner 1iele poll o9o 0amR
mo einem entodigen 6dnmcri Siau. II oe'
% fSuB, ole ilblid1en yCbenNcbdlioe Sduuc elCy
Die i'm Belt beia9ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES llcgeN
mo iinb .,,..,
an oer nurOpetlicbiien Gde BON NoilaGeNnclle
uno OionicbelosIOcHue mte f8lt0 gemaB ptt
nm 20. Wini 1907 1liteBci6nccn SerornhllA
@r. 2s0 Ocs Nlabors nno Siooiraibs 49l. 5e
Baltimore conoemnirt mo eroiHci ocrlepe
lduit ncilid bon Der H1roli9iien Seiie oet
9oidqesglnenue 3 6uB, ounn nbroli@ l2l SUB
Sam ofili6 iSB Z 3og Soun iiinli6 ~
Sub mc6r ober meniaer. 6is anu gntan9'
einer gSeri6erb0bunes. sluiaae bon $25.OO nv
tcrluoricn. aui Der 0onocmnunassNGri ais
,Qcncflt 9(ficbncnl no 90" beiannt.
Sic Gomnliidre bcrangcn ellle 1llie mo
binrci1enoc BON elmer Qirai@niis Gompagnle
gceiiicie 9iira@aji pon oen eoer oeil Hall. ,oni.
rat6 bon Baltimore inter oer 9conenlg, ou6
Der 4aniprcs 6u iolc1cr Seii creat peroe, iolu
Die bcaaien 6onmidrc cs penangei np9cn.
uuo infer ocr fernereptq 1roBl0pilq, nab ,56oS'
oocr Die benecn adiliet ihnerba'q oteibta l5Uy,.
Su0cn nuc9 BenabricbiiQulo Seuens nela9let
Gontmiiidre ans oem Neii ben9ier Nlonieoeup'
g(benue alien N6inll Docr nnoere ouo1rD WI
uria6ten Sinoerniiie in 0eo9cr S;raBe pee'
iigen iollen
SD6n &. Snnfprb,
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Gonmiidre.
4 eugene q. 9iuogcrs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
Gra6iteiuc, 0lOunmrntc etc.
ScrIummlnngs-yl -ylu5cigcn.

gcits@nb.9eb. uno epnr.0aeiu,"
SHowcls9de Greauss iino 2SolicsSraBc
Sle az Sabrcsoeuammiune mo gSobi fir
IL Slfsiioren llnoet am WiItpodl, ben is.
gSn1l bon bis 8 llbr
lWlt6lll6- S.. Nclomann. Selreiar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm &eten cmpfleDlt
jilnga MdnnerL 81 6crotbcn. @r lit Der O'eiilnlg
poB cin &oar Don cncm @c5olt Don $40 pro Nionat
gnn5 gut le6en fam wcnn Die 6rau Die Sallsorbcit
tbut 9erotcte @ndten. 0ie ynee 6rau" min bic
0ausfie a6geiboiit bo6en unO iid al allen ,9eorm-
bcwcguugen~ aftip 6ct6elgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
Snmnn 0infeIltcn ener Oer l9O AnOnIrienrbciter

Der gSct Die fiir5d in Der oeltidal fot6oliIde ct.
Alpbonils STRIDE in 9leu-Sorf in pelder ic cingc.
orimgcn luorcn, Uerbotct wuroen bate $G1t.4G in
9aargeO in einem 9ee. Gc }etungen pradben
ober itets BON $3.50, umO nm uerlangt SDman 500
uon Ger 4ol3e 5urid Die oas @elo in 8erpa6rlug &C.
noumen bate Ger cute @louu 1T itrcbiom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

@dhc sur 9iciir in's gIusIano 6ciOrat
6. &aine, Mr, 113, SfAYaltmorc ctr,
naQe GuitOm Spuic Slue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

Nv flrSn nfritIulcurttrcuh l..
a i9l4 enperei@t ole ,6r am aSrGiiiag9, SiNGg, 0fm IN
S2,cr, e.; iS,,,S T,"tS ac,n6eu ~" merScu ''V'
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S""is gts c 40 Sorm,,iGro mi CSei6 i'm 6eiem
Strcn SStn. lr' cyfonot mcrScn finncn.
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SVV" y. N""H'T TGhe9arery
o,tG;. Game or,.r o., @Srcg'. y ..oieerm.7tr ~o'O
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
SpiritnuIcn .GiccnScn.

elite 9ir. 4.
Nircnn Der
epirimOlcH.q iccn5. .6pmmliiirc.
3immcr BOG, Weridtsaebdnoe.
z. NcnrD Saicr, Rrdlioent.
Qlohiiun 6. WinWltcn,
Soiepb ". Bud,
Gommiiidre.
Sc ua@qcnannien @crioner baben @etitlonen
fir clue @noetnls sSpirituuicn'Sirend Oonl 1.
9Gai 1914, cuQcreibt oic an Sieniing, ben
81. Widr5 1914, nm # llbr &ormiiags, III
9crdtbuu0 gc5oqcn ucroen. -
Qroieiie niNen pnr 9 llbr Whtidgs am
eamiiad, ocn %. NiarS 1914, eingercdi pers
sen, fiir peid6e Sormulare aui Geiu1 in oiciem
bureau cr!anoi pcrocn f0nncn.
SOBu r. 9augbammeL
G6eisGlert.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08
POINTERS ron STOCK MEN.

An extensive study uf methods tH
prevent shutase uf cattle shipped ON
thc haur has been made by the de-.
par'went OF agriculture Among other
good rrcumm,udauons is this one: n
cattle are to bo u transit - hours or
longer o is good plan tu feed about
two bales n nice bright hay for each
carload O. fcw hours before loading
There is poo way of entirely preventing
shrukago hut hy iudlcious care in the
handling. and feeding the cattle just
previous 20 shipping the shriukag,
may be lcs-eued. The shrukage of
fed cattle does not differ greatly from
that of range cattle fed for equal
periods NJ time. cattle fod on silage
hHve large gross shrinkage. but
usually 'nll So well when fed at the
market that the net shrukaEe is
small Pulp fed cattle shrink more Boo
transit than any other class Of cattle
and also show a greater net shriukage.
For long journey the common
method Of unloading for feed wato-
and rest is preferred 90 the use 0t
feed and water cars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

II urilc Wright has really invent
sd that stu0ili1er. me might seil one
to Mr. llo bsOn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

World Wants Get Results
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

n addition TO constant holding Ii provides
.. only way ever discovered for overcoming
me "eakness which is the real cause of rup.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

Made 900 9p entirely new principle. M.
-laut.H .nd automatically protects yoI against
every strain SD your rupture can pos ~b.y
n' iofun our. seh-regulaung self adjusting
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-09
OLD WORLD NEWS.

Wonders of WeIbeck Abbey.-One
of the wonders of England is said to
be Welbeck Abbey, the seat of the
Duke of Portland. 1t is wonderful for
it's underground apartments, on which
he spent $35,O00,0O0. An underground
broad drive Of mile and half leads
to it. Tunnels run in all directions
for length of eleven miles. The un-
derground picture gallery, 100 by ga
feet, is lighted up and contains price
les old masters. Among it's chambers
is a riding school and all the rooms
found overhead in great mansions.
Historic Home Administrations
Burnell Hall, near Shrewsbury. the
seat of Sir Walter Smythe, Bart, was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday, April
IL. The damage is estimated at from
$50, 900 to $4,000 Acton-Burnell is
well known for its long associations
with the Benedictine Order. The
Benedictine mission has been in exist
ence since 174S. When during the
French Revolution the English Bene-
dictines, who had been established in
France for two centuries, had to fee
to England in 1875, they were be-
friended by the Smythe family and
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-09

Their Franz Wolf, of Steyl, Holland.
about a million inhabitants, twenty
thousand of whom are Catholics.
English Trappists RebuiIding-The
Trappist Fathers are rebuilding new
church at their monastery, Wood
leigh, near Kingsbridge, England.
LiturgicaI Congress Postponed
The Liturgical Congress at Westmins-
ter has been postponed. The date is
not fixed but is variously given as
August of this year or June of 1915.
The first dates chosen unfortunately
tional Eucharistic Congress at Lour-
des.
Gift to Edgbaston.-An interesting
! wooden panel has been presented to
the Oratory, Edgbaston, Birming-
ham, by Mr.. Dunstan Powell, the
well-known Catholic artist The panel
is painted with beautiful picture of
Our Lady and the Infant Jesus; st.
Anne is in the background with two
Franciscan Saints.
Our Gains in China.-One hundred
thousand year is approximately our
present gain of Catholic converts in
China. 1t seems large, especially
when we realize that we do not yet
number in the great republic of the
Far East one and a half million of
Catholics.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-09

other promoters in their preliminary
meeting resolved: THAT the secre-
taries invite owners, manufacturers,
authors or publishers of works of art,
photographs, books, poetical and mu-
steal works, ETC., relating to the Bless
ed Virgin Mary to exhibit the same
at the Congress, all expenses for
transmission and supervision being
borne by the exhibitors"
A Protestant Among cathoIics.-A
Protestant councillor of West Clare,
Ireland, Mr.. w. C. Doherty, goes on
record in the Freeman'S Journal as
follows: 81 am a Protestant living in
| West Clare, which has population
SO per cent Catholic. Yet this com.
munity, intensely Catholic as it is
has elected me for six years a mem
Der of Kilrush Rural District Council
and Kilkee Town Commissioners. In
one of the contests / was elected as
head of the poll against Catholics
Strength for Home RuIe.-The
strength of parties in the British
House of Commons at the present
time is: Liberals, 262; Home Rulers
So; Labor, 80; total, 1856 for Home
Rule; Unionists, 284, against Home
Rule; majority for Home Rule Glib
eral, Home Rule and Labor, 1O2
This, as the Irish News Agency notes
sis note a bad position for the Gov
eminent after eight years of Office
including two general elections" AnG
Home Rule has been all along the
main issue.
Official Visit to American Schools
At the last meeting of the Educationa
Committee of the London County
Council, leave of absence with full
pay from August "a to October 2, was
granted to Miss A. M. McManus, as
sistant-mistress in st. Scholastica'
Schools, Kenninghall Road, Clapton
Miss McManus is to make an educa
America, and in return is to provide
the London County Council with re
port on the special features of inter
est that appeal to her when she ex
amines the American scholastic insti
| tutions
Chinese Government Honors Bish
op.-Monsignor Giesen, Friar Minor
and Bishop of Paltus, has been deco
rated by the Governor of Shantung
with the National Order at the com
mand of the President of the Chinese
Republic.
highlands New Wharf.-The "Os
servatore Romano announces thai
the Prefecture Apostolic Of TogolanG
has been raised to the rank of 6
Vicariate Apostolic. AS Vicar Apos
tolic the Holy Father has named Fa
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-09

highlands New Wharf.-The "Os-
servatore Romano" announces that
the Prefecture Apostolic of Togoland
has been raised to the rank of a
Vicariate Apostolic. AS Vicar Apos-
tolic the Holy Father has named Fa-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-09

Capuchin Priests.-From recent sta
tistics of the Capuchian Order it ap
pears that it has ifty-three provinces
in which there are 5,S72 Capuchir
priests.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-09

For Marian Exhibition In India
To gather a worthy exhibition for the
Marian Congress at Trichinople, In
dia, next December the Bishops and
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-09

Chinese Government Honors Bish-
op.-Monsignor Giesen, Friar Minor,
and Bishop of Paltus, has been deco
rated by the Governor of Shantung
with the National Order at the COM
mand of the President of the Chinese
Republic.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-09

veto on the choice of the Canons.
The Archbishop Of Salzburg has the
title of Primate Of Germany, and on
the instant Of his election he becomes
''Legatus Natus" to the Holy See and
has the right to wear a Cardinals
robes. The new Archbishop is a ma.
tive of Goldegg, in the Duchy of Salz-
burg. He is a Knight of the Iron
Crown, and though he has occupied q
seat in the Diet, is known rather in
the learned and scientific than in the
political world.
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Cine preistroge.

Cine intereTonte preisfroge BAT
Ietuer 3eit oer &urfiirH Rorl Ebeos
Dor BON Der pfal5 eeifeut. gBer bic
Bette BenntiportIng Der Troqe: rWos
rum ipieat Elm toter slid mebr ols
Elm leben6iger2" Iieferte, Iolte Sebn
nonpibtiqe Grandchildren erbalten
Cine priifungstommiIIion purbe er,
nannt unb oieie batte feline leidte
glrbeit oo 5ablreibe gum Sell Ie6r
f4arFiinniee Qlbbanblunqen einaelous
fen paren. Gnoli9 ober mo9te Der
RurfiirIt Itlber Der Debate elm Gnoe,
inbem er eines Snees in Der RommiIs
iion erf9ien unb bic 6erren froqte, ob
benn Elm toter Slid ptrtliG fbpcrer
fet ols Elm lebenoiger. glun erIt merts
ten iie, 6dB Iie oufgeieTen iporen uno
nit ibnen ni9f penig onbere eor aes
lebrte Widnner, bic ii4 an Der 20fung
Oes problems beteiliot batten. &urs
fiirit &orl 9beobor ober freuie ii9
iber ben 70 gut aelurgenen @poB, ols
tpdre ouf feline @eranlaiung pirfli9
cine iuiHenI6oftli4e preisfroge oel0Il
norben, unb i'm @runbe acnommen IL
nor ous ia aud Der San.
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Sine Grinnerung.
RapitrI aus Orm ecben @apus
lepus /.
Dis sr Die Rurie an Der eSrle 80 bseIH'
Euben iudlte.

Sn 6ieIeu Sogen. in beuen bic pos
Iitii9eu GreiguifYe einen 10 ua8teiIts
gen GinfAB uuf bic 80rIe unO ben
&ursfanO Der popiers ousiiben, mag
baran eriunert peroen. pie Nupos
leon |. &ursf9pantungen gu begegs
men puBte. Gs 1T betannt, boB er
ouf bic 80rIe uno 90rienssIdGfte nit
@eringf9dBung bsrunteriab unb boB
ernniAt IsIten BEL einem Rursiturs
8SrIeRbsIu9er perbaften uno ibneH
oas 9etreten Der g0rIe tur5erbauO
perbieten IieB. Denn er poute ben
RursFano Der frau50iiIden papiers
ielbit beeinfluBen, unb I'm oies gu err
rsiden, botte er tiiro nad Dem Stoats'
frei9 bic QlmortiIierunestoHe in po-
ris esgriinoet. ou beren Direttpr er
einen eeipiKen Wollien ernannte Der
Tt9 pilenIos leinen 8efsbIen fiiete.
4nFdngIi9 purben bic Rententdufe.
our9 sic ber Rurs iih bsfeItieen ToIlte,
i'm @ebeimen borgenommen, aber troBs
Dem ertonnte bic 1Drie ben 3u1oms
menbang oieIer aGufe nit ben poli-
tiI9en pldnen unb QGbF9ten bes &ats
Iers. 60 belpro9 Der erite &onful
am 13. W2dr3, 1903, an einem Gm.
pfongsobenb BEL Solepbine. in riids
Ii9tsloIer OfTenbsit bic 2lusbriide Der
engliI9en 9bronreoe, bic fir Tronts
reid I6tper beleibigeno Ieien, unb
einen &rieg unpermeioli9 mo9ten.
Dur9 bieIe 0lebs poIlte er bic natios
male 8egeilierung entflammen Inn
ober 5ugleib einem &ur8fur5 an Der
81rIe bor3ubeugen, beouftrngte er nod
am gleibeu Qlbeno WlDllien, am ndfs
Tten Sage bier Mi[ionen aufaupen,
ben, unb BEN &urs Der pierpro3entiqen
papiere ni9t iinten gu IaKen; 5ugIei8
ermG6tigte er i'm, an ben beioen fol-
genben Saeen, tpenn es ibm nDttg ers
Ihieue, iiber bic gleidbe Summe 5u
perfiieen. @s eeIong bober auh Mlols
lien, oen &urs ser popiere Der ouF
60 fauo, oufre9touerbolten aber er
CAB bofiir 70 Wilionen aus; oenn er
mar Der Gin5ige, ber popiere toufte
Qlls er ii9 am ndhiten Soge Suriids
boltenoer Seigts, Iont Der 3urs ouf
SO lno obipobl NopoIeon ibm nod
ipeitere 8tpei Wlinioneh aus3oblen lieB,
eingen bic papiere bur4 bic pDaigs
Seilnabmsloiiqieit Der gDrienleute
oo6 ouf $3.50 5uriid. @ieier mliB,
erfole botte Dem eriter GonIul runo
II Miaioneu getoHet. 9(Is I'M Sabre
1903 Die g0rIe tpieber BON elmer
RriIe beorobt mar, brodte Der &ai,
Ier 60 W1inioncn ouiommen, um Durh
rieienbafte gntdufe, nit oenen er einige
Teiner @ertrouensleute beouftragt
bate, ben Rurs auf 80 5u bdlten, pos
ibm aud geIong. 9erortige toitfpies
Iige @erTube mo9te er ober leitbem
ni9t mebr, uno ols er Iicb 1909 3u
einsm JeIb5ug eeeen Oeitsrrei9 Ri.
Itets. perfiiete er tur3 uno biinbig, oaB
ale peiteren Nntduie BON Gtaatspas
pieren fortan unterbleiben Io[ten,
,lleberlaHen sic bic &uris iidb TeIbf,"
fArieb er an Wlollien, gIie Iino fir
mid iebt bebeutungslos."
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2ein0lfIeden in DdIAe niiien ents
Eernt iperben, ebe bic betreffenoen
Gtiide nit oen ilbrigen eingeiDeibi
iperbsn, IouIf breiten Te ii1 aus. uno
no9 oem &o9en iino lie iiberbaupi
I4per al entferren. Wlon tpeIdt iis
Elm in reines Ssrpentin ober in Benz
ain. Grit na6ocm bas Del ausse3os
gen 1T. IolIts man bic Gleden in elmer
Gauge ous Geifs nit ettpns SOod
bernuspofhen. @on5 friIde JIedeu
lam man aud nit eiuem 8rei beItreis
8en, ben man aus gebrdnnter Wlag'
nelio in gen3in onriibrte ober nit
nGuGIer's GartD" in Gfiig perriibrt.
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Drei gan5s Gier iperben gut pers
quirlt unO nit Elm piertel pfrnb ges
riebeuer G9otolooe, Elm pint Wlil9
uuo 3uder nod @ei1mod permiI4t,
uub bos @on3e pieoer tiidtiq qes
quirIt. 2usoann ipirb bic MiI9unq
in Elm beiBes WaTerboo eeftellt un6
unter fortipdbrenoem 91iibrsn no4
elmer Seite 70 lanse iiber ocm Teuer
gclaKen. bis iis ii9 peroidt uno ouf
benz Sie0epuntt III. lis borf ober nt4t
to9sn. g}un fbIdet man einunbeins
balb Biz 5pei 9uifcn fiibe @abne rebt
iteif, aiebt iis unier bic pertiiblte gbo.
tOla6emiI6un9, gibt Die n6tige mlengs
auFgcl0Ite @elatine (co. 3ebn Bis 8polf
8latD bin3u, unb tut bic Creme in
cine nit toltem WoTer ousaeIpiilte
@losform gum SteiFperben. g2it
GispoFFeln. tIsiuen 2Dffclbtsqutts
ooer Woctoronsu lpirO oie SpeiTe fers
piert.