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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
HOW TO KEEP COOL
Public Health Service Gives Ont Rules
for observance.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

:, Special to The Times Dispa tch.l
Washington. May :S.-'Thc Public
Health Service. through Assistant Sur
gcon-Gcncr;l William G. Kicker, gave
out some rules to-day on how to keep
cool during the hot summer days Here
they are:
Don't ovcreat.
Partakc sparinEly of meats
Eat largely of fresh vegetables and
fruits.
Avoid alcoholic drinks.
Beware OF ice water Drink cooled
water instead
Wear loose clothes or n light color
and weight. Women arc more sensible
about clothes than men.
Keep in the air, but In the shade as
much AS possible.
Avoid prolonged exercise in the mid
de OF the day.
sleep in the open.
Avoid cold baths. and bathc in luke
warm water.
DO not fret.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
GETS LIFE IMPRISONMENT
Bnitcr Drops Role of Insanity After
Jury itrIurus Verdict

Memphis. Tenn. May 2s.-J. Ed. Bax-
tor. charged with the murder of the
father. mother and brother Of his wife.
and who since his arrest IN Kentucky
several months ago has been fcigning
insanity. to-day was convicted and SEN
fenced to life imprisonment. The jury
reached the verdict without leaving the
box.
Immediately after the verdict was an
nounccd Baxter dropped his role Of
Insanity and laughed over tnc way he
put one over as he expressed it. on
the commission which passed on his
sanity. lie said he did not want 10 be
sent 10 the electric chair.
EaNtcrs victims. ]. \. Smith and
his Wife and son, Oscar. the latter aged
sixteen. were shot down in cold blood
when Smith refused TO admit Baxter to
his hoinc. whore the latter had gone to
see his wife. from whom hc was scpa
rated Mrs. Baxter. behind door. wit :
messed the murders. She secured a di-
NorGc after his unrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
HEAVY LOSS Oh LIFT:
IN BATTLE or PARf.DON

Amargos, Coahuila. May 23 tRy
Courier via III Paso. May 2S).-
Thirty-;ivc women camp followers lost
their lives with 800 Federal soldiers
in tho battle Of faredon. il was learned
to-day. Fifty-seven Federal officers
We're executed after the battle.
Munos. nephew OF cX-Prcsident Por-
Trio Diaz: General OrZono, and nine
coloncls. seem well established. The
men shot. il WAS said. reiterated their
loyalty 20 the IIuerta government. and
gave their lives rather than violai e
their oath of allegiance.
Twelve members OF n Federal mill
tary band were shot by Constitutions
alist soldiers without sanction OF their
officers. This was the only incident
in which enlisted men We're executed.
General Alvcrcz, ono OF tho Federal
commanders, met his death in an un-
usual manner. Aftcr defeat had he
come certain. he craw1cd into Il water
tank OF the train. lie was killed
when two hard Srcnade5 were thrown
into tho tank.
Another Federal officer. Colonel
Erncstiano hernandez. shot himself
though wounded. escaped.
'Thc wounded i'ederals were taken In
charge by Villas hospital corps, AMI
still are alive. Among them is a
lieutenant colonel, several majors and
captains. In tho past such officers have
not been spared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
WILL NOT RECONSIDER
President Declines Invitation Ia Attend
q. a. Il. McmnrimI Srr1irrs

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Washington. May 2S.-Prcsidcnt will
son viii not reconsider his refusal to
he present at the q. A. l.. memorial
services to be held in the Arlington
National Cemetery on Decoration bay
Dr. X. Gleason. commander of the
q. y. H., says that while the President
mas received protests from veterans in
every part of the country asking him
TO take part III til" exercises of Nav
~. so as to fittiucly express the ma
liohS debt OF gratitude To the men who
fought To preserve the Union. he had
refused to heed their cntrcatics.
To-day the White House was in re-
ccipt OF II letter from the Department
OF New Jersey, u. y. r.. that profcssed
profound reErct that the cxuctlnt,
duties of Your high office at this nc
cu!iar luncture in the affairs of the M :
ton prcciudcd him from doing honor
10 the mcmorv Of the dead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
STRIKE BEGINS TO-DAY
Twelve Thousand Miners In Kanawhn
COmI ElcIIS TO Quit Work.

- ~ ~
Cont Fields TO Quit Work.
Charleston. w. Va. May 2S.-Twelve
thousand miners Will leave the pits in
the Kanawha coal fields tomorrow
night, and according to action taken at
the convention Of the United Mine
Workers here to-day. Will not return
until the operators agree to collect
all union dues through their officers.
The strike order will be sent to ali
parts OF the Paint and Cabin Creek
districts tonight
Efforts 10 prevent a strike have heen
in progress for several months. miners
and operators endcavoring To reach 4
working agreement for three years. y
long list of demands finally was re-
duccd until early this week the oper-
ntors offered TO pay tho l31o-l3 wage
scale but declined to collect the union
dues. When the miners to- day learned
tho "check-o Off was not included in the
terms of settlement they refused to
consider further any proposals the
operators might make.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
SENTENCED TO MATTEAWAN
Jean tinnini Acquitted of Murder on
Ground of Criminal ImI,ectlity.

lIerkimer, y. Y. May 2S-Jcan Ciia-
mini. sixteen. charged with the murder
Of his school teacher, I.ida Beecher, was
acquitted here to-day on the ground of
criminal imbecility. He was sentenced
to the Matteawan Asylum for the Grim
inal Insane.
The jury reached verdict this af-
ternoon. after having been out since
last evening.
Ida Becchcr was murdered on March
p. y farmer discovered tho body In
tho bushes near the roadside the next
day. Her skull had been crush ed, and
she had been stabbed repeatedly.
Young Gianini had been seen with
the girl the night before, when she had
gone with him, as it later transpired.
TO confer with the boys father over
his sons. future. He had not done we'll
Mt school and generally was backward.
Arrested, the boy confessed the
crime. He expressed no remorsc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
ENTER RACE FOR SENATE

General Bennctt ~. Young. Of Louis
vile. Announces Canii,Iucy.
Louisville. Ky, May 2S.--Gcneral
BENNETT III. Young, OF Louisville. com
mandcr- in chief Of the United Confcd- j.
crate Veterans, to-day announced his
candidacy before the August primaries
for the Democratic nomination for the
United states Senate from kcntuckv
10 fill on; the uncNpircd term OF the
late Senator W. o. Bradley. Governor
McCrcary is expected to appoint q sue
ccSsor To Senator Bradley to serve until
the November election. when n Senator
VIII hc elected to serve until March.
1915. the date OF the expiration Of SEN
niOr EralleN,s term =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR
DISCIFsSI,.

Washington. May 2S.-The Colorado
strike situation was discussed inform
ally to-day by President Wilson and
Dr. Dumba. tho amb lssador frsm Aus
tria-iiungary. Many miners in the
Colorado strike district are Austrians.
Two Austrians were killed In the
hrinE at Ludlow. IL is understood
claims for compensation will he nre-
sentcd on behalf OF the families of
dead miners. and also for other Aus
trians who say they were robbed dur
ing the disturbances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
MUST AVOID PUBLICITY
Hnr Association Lays Down Rule OF
Ethics for Mer,.hcrs

Chicago. May est ls unethical for
n lawyer TO make Il statement for rnb-
lication In q newspaper concerning n
out his plan Of procedure, accor,IInr
To the view Of delegates To the annual
meeting Of the Illinois State Bar AS
luton touching such publication.
according TO the rcsolntion LAWYER,
VIII he fined or pcnalizcd If they ALLOW.
interviews concerning their cases TO
appear in newspapers \ clause oa
scrts that the publicity given trials ana
suits at law often prevents iusticc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
MAY BE HEARD AT RICHMOND
aIisS SciIiuN Files Motion for Ncw TrinI
in :Ei1cL Stntca Disirirf Cn:irt

in United Stntca District Court.
Fairmont, w. Va. MAY 2S.-Miss Fan
ME Scllins, serving Il six months SEN
tencc In the county jail here for viola
tion of Judge Dayton'S injunction
against the striking miners at Golfers,
W. Va. Yesterday. through her counsel.
nled q motion for new trial with the
United states District Court at Phil
,rpi, w. Va. Ii the motion is granted
the case will hc heard at Richmond
The United Mine Workers Of America.
1t was stated to-day, had pledged such
a bond as the court might ask If Miss
Scllins is admitted TO bail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
SUFFERING FROM LEPROSY

Inmates of Soldiers, Home Pnnic-
Stricken 0n Discovery OF Discnsc.
milwaukee,. Wis. May 2S.--Inmates of
tho soldiers home at West Mall were
panic stricken to-day when staff phy-
sicians announced that Bernard ID. Pen
nett thirty-nine, Philippine war vet
eran, ~ SUFFERING from leprosy
Pennctt has been isolated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
STATEMENT ny CAHWANXA
REG AliDINt. Ills POSITION

I'll PaSo. Texas May 2S.--Cicueral
Carranza to-day sent 10 Rafaei Zu-
baran capmany, his representative at
Washington, an announcement re-
garding the position of the Constitu-
tionalis;s III the mediation proceedings
now in progress 1T Niagara Falls.
MEXICAN PACIFiCATION
PLAN IS AGREED UPON
Washington. May 2S.--Contcrcnces
indicating rapid progress in mediation
of THE Mexican situation were held
here to-day between President Wilson.
Secretary Bryan and diplomatic Of
iicials. Information obteinabIe here
reflected the news from Niagara Fatis,
that a Mexican modification plan had
been agreed upon, and soma subjects
were still under consideration before
= protocol could he drafted. Some
government officials We're on confident
OF peace that the reported landing OF
ammunition at Puerto Mexico caused
no uneasincss. One official said Huerta
probably never would have need for
the arms. Asked what he meant he
said IL was because everything looks
so hopeful for peace"
Officials generally admit the basis
of the mediation plan Is for the cs-
tablishment OF a commission govern
ment, comprising a Provisional Presf-
dent and four Cabinet ministers. To
this government. ITuerta's power
would be transferred pending an elac-
ton. IL was admitted here Tonight
that the basic plan has been COM
municated to General Carranza.
II was reported that Carranza's ren
reScntatiVes here had received word
from him In responses TO tclcCrsma
rotating TO the progress OF meditation
thus far. II was asserted the Consti- y
tutionalist leader had not receded from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
THAW LEAVES CONCORD
VIII Spend summer Mt

VIII SpenH SUmmcr nt GOrIInm. In tIr
White Mountains.
Concord. y. H.. May 2S.-Thc sojourn
here OF Harry *. Thaw ended to-day.
when he left for Gorham. in the White
Mountains. where he Will spend the
summer ut hotel. He was accom- :
panied by his custodians. Shcriff III. 4.
Drew and Deputy Clark ID. stevens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29

WHY NOT YORK RIVER LINE
To Baltimore this midsummer weather Z?
New steamers. Incompatible service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29

most enjoyable trip ut all times and
trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29

THREE FAST TRAINS
TO Norfolk via c. 6 o.. a. ~. 1855 noon,
T.. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29

UntII lL IS pTOVIUtU Uy oIslIC UHU
national Legislation that labor dis
putcs shall be settled by arbitration,
it will be the duty of the courts to
determine questions OF this charac-
ter. when a proper case is presented.
Under the law as 1t now exists. when
property or personal rights arc in
volved, tho courts alone can furnish
adequate relief. However, while this
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CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

@ei6dfien it0ren un0 aus Der Snuei3
na6 bier bitten lieB.
gSie modem mid aufs neue Ifalnen.
Sie refneH bereita nit oIler9eltimmtz
6eit auf meme NlitiDirtunq9 Gann
muB i9 anne6men, OaB sic Tt6on
4ldns gefaBt baben2"
a@emiB, ic6 babe bos, uno Gie fino
cs, Der mir, ipie ib ihou Iaqie, babel
be6ilflib fein isa limb lparum? Meil
Sie 3ur3eit iiber Die n0iiaen Wittel
berfiieen."
1os Qluto ratterte in qemdBioter
5abrt iiber 0as Bilailer bon lteterlin-
aen, Donn ging es in iauicnoem 1ens
DO, 0ag ie1lic6e llnter6alhluq unmSqs
lid ma8te, ouf BET brsiten S5eerItroBe
pem moleriffen, bidlt am &p0enIee oez
leqnen StGbtden Wleers6uro unb
SFriebridsbafer 81. S6on niirbe anr
Gedten bic Sniel Wlainou nit i6ren
sierliden Saienanlogen un0 benz
Sdloiis auF ser S06e iidtbor; aleid,
oarouf leubieien bic Siirme unb pei
Ben 6duIermaHen bon aoniian3 iiber
ben brett 6oliegeHoen Gee Feriiber.
aur3 Dor 6rieDricbsboicn pur6e es
in Der son5en limge6una I'm Dieles
lebenbiger @iniae elegant oebaute
2lutos jastsn ouf Der llferItrabe einem
bunt6epimpelien 6poroplan nod, ber
auF ber leidt bepegten bIaugriinen
Slut NIT rieiiqer @effiuinoigIsit oem
llnteriee 3uTtrt6te. Der ilu9e G6inele
born auf bem Sii6reriiBe 9otte peioli@
5u tiin, ben oa6eritiirmeuoeH @iIenuns
aetimen redji3eitig aus6umei9en.
0lei9 barauf murben refter un0 lin
Ter 6ano bic 6alenluno SauIidteiien
Des qrobcn gleidsaero0roms ii9tbor.
llnmiiielbor iiber Der Staot uu0 nett
0rouBen auf oen See. f9pebien in ben
9iiften ipobI ein Dubeno Suttidiffe
uuo Qleroplane 8piIden un5d9ligen
oeritrcut umberfdipimmenoen bum
ten 1rafenaebiloen unO pilotbonOns.
bic, bon Der meteorologiiden Station
ius ora6tlos gelcntt, bic perinlsoenIien
.glaH0per ousfi6rttn.
Wsiter gine bic Itiirmiide 6obrt bes
lluios, 6inein ms 8aDriIc6e, burd
9onaenargen, poriiber an Nonnsn6oru
lno MQHerbutg. S4on lpp16e 5pis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

Ginrebe iuIt babin gebrodt no id eli
gentlih lanben ipollte, benn eben Dem,
mas Sie bo in Qlusii9t itelIen, mid id,
ioloHge es md 3eit iit, 3u0prtommen,
Das beiBt nit feiier, iiferer Sdnh bas
3piIdpen greifen. ~ @s bdnbelt iidl, "
Iagte 0lito &ipoIaoa nit grpBemGrnIt,
iaoem er ii6 0em Sbr oes anoeren nds
berte. neinfa6 nur nod barum fir
tur3e 3eit in ben geiiB eines Monus
iiripteg gu gelangen, gepihe 6ormeln
tennen 81 lernen, um Dann tiir bic
Yraris gan3 IelbfGnbig oarauf Forts
3nbauen SD ipi1 Dem Wlanne nidts
entfii6reu, i6m ieiHen unmittelbaren
NerluIt 3ufiI9en; i'm @egenteil, er Ioll
flir ods, mas i'd in @rfabrung bringsn
mo4te, in t0nigli1er Meile entlGdbiei
iperoctl, pie ct IS bon ieinen Gonosleuz
ten gar nidpt pirb erparten oiirien.
Scb froge: Ioll bic Gofe etipa unier
Dem pultoedcl eines adq6aften unc
bollig unintereHierten @elebrten per
ipeiB tpie longe ruben bleiben2 Soer
aber, um Sbren San IN @eira6t gu
sie6eu, bielleid8i elmer Itootli6en Der
maltlng 3uiallen, nber iiber oas Bas
tentamt IN bic 6dnoe bon Gpetulonten
oerateh9 Damn, Sta &DnoQoui, 6Gtten
iuir fir Diele Sabre oas Io9Ie6sn."
eSh berItebe Sie boLltommen. SIS
nar aiin burcbdus nic9t msme QlbliHt,
Gie I'M S6rem @orbaben au beirren
oDer bobon ob5ubringen. Sic tpiHen
rec3t qut, oaB ib in Der glidmng, bic
Sie anbeuten, ni9t min0er pie Sie
aetuillt bin, ale meine 3attroit our
eieltune 3u bingsn Soipeit bic Sns
iereTen uilleres auf bic @jr0Be un0 bos
Np6l oer MODERN alatii6en aultur
geridteien gcbeimen 9un0es in 9es
trans iommeh. bat man nod ilets uno
tn icDer Siulidt auf MIDI re6neu t0n=
men,"
nDas peiB id, 0ta 1ouogoni, uno
oa6er retns Id in oieiem BaIle ie3r
auf @is.4
,.qluF mib2" AD
.Qluf Sie unO Sybre Sottraii. bic
lHon manden unihdBbaren @rDlg ae
Seiiisi Bat. Dies ber Gjrunb, pnrum
i9 sic ia S9gsQ il4sFlid4 PFigaspasa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

nit GonuollD iiber Srrigaton inter
bolteu aui wel6em 6el0e er groBc
Grfo6ruugen 6ot uuO ianoen oaB
ct a6enio oeruiiuitig rcOe uic irgcn0
elm on0erer @ienid.
@oSeGploiton i'm aG on.
Outt.
@as, meldes iid an Scr @enuipl.
0aiiia 9luenhe uno 8. StraBe, a.
", in Scr llntergrunoleitlmg ser
@lcftrii9li6t @eieQidait angeiau-
melt 6otte, crplooirte acitern @lorgcn
NIT Iol6er @cluolt, oaB 0edel Der
0lannlo9cr 5arsbob enlporgcidleu.
bert muroeu mo Elm Glettriib-Si6t.
9SioHcn 6eiHdoigt wuroc. 3un Slid
mar sic StraBe 3lIr 3eit ga5 men.
idenleer.
9te SonntagS 6ragc.
9emertenspertb lit OaB nah ser
@ntidcioung oeS 9ii9tcrs @oulO, oaB
Balcballplele, Sbeatcr un0 onOere
llnter6olhnaeu an Sountog BON Der
@oli5ei ui6t per6otcu mcroen fonnen,
neil tein @eicb 6eiie6t, weldes ser
Boli5ei cine iol6e @elpalt 9i6t, nod
feline &roteite ii6ereiiriaer Sab6at6-
Seiliaer inn giireai Scr Diitrifts.
Gommiildre ein8ctroffen iino. 9rler.
oings 0obcn Die aroBcn 9aicball-
Clubs mo Sic @eruoltcr Scr groBen
Sbeater nod feline @cncigt6eit all ben
8ag gclcat bic Gntic6eiOung ous3u-
nueen a6er troboem mar eripartet
moroen Dab Die Giierer bon ii6 6o-
rem laiicn miir0cu Inn i6reu 9rotcit
I'M &orais 0eaen iegli1e Geliiite, Oen
uSa6bat6 5u cnt6eiliget int Goraus
lait mcrOen 5u loiicn. llebrigcns
merOen bic Diitritts Gomnliiidrc ei-
ne Guti6ei0ung ocS Tiitrifts-9lppel-
lations.@eridts perluugcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

lin ibr nur aus Ger Gerne tennen 81 ler=
nen.
nDurd 6as @Gi6ermd06en, oea
&riefboten umb ben 9Gderinngen2"
nDas noren RE erltet BON felbit ge-
ge6enen 9ln6oitspuntte.
ollnO mas lit babel berausgstOm-
men2@
DAB i'm piDrtnerbauIe, am Sim
gang oes fleinen partes, BON bern bic
@illl umgeben 1T. Elm ingei6laater
gertuliider SberbaDer ais 3erberus
bduit. Der oen Itreneen 9luftrog bat.
niemano o6ue bic beIonbere @rlaubnjs
oes @atsberrn in Das 8eiibtum ein3us
laFen. DAB bos fart lnb feIt eingez
frieOeie QlnpeIen bon einem 6al6en
@ubeub frei pmberlaufenoer 9tielen-
hunoe, olIo au1 BON Seeufer Der, ges
sen iebeu @inbringling geiidsri lit.
2luBetbem 6efinoet lib nod cine gDirts
I1aiterin i'm SouIe, bic gang pie Der
3crberus Die 2s5cusgelpobnteiten ibreS
s5errn angenommcn Bat; Il, beibe iino
al1o fir die Qlu5apfuugen lnempfinos
IiG.
Limb 1icr liegt Der Wann beIonoes
rem Stubien ob, ipie Sic iagen2"
gSier fiibrt er in ben Sommermos
notsn Elm 0sben, oaS nit Der Bdntts
lidteit Der llbr gereselt 1T. @r foll
2oneIdldier iein, neil er ses 2(bcnbs
Bis Ipdt in bic y}oft binein in ieinem
2obordtorium 5r orbeiten pflegt. Die
ein5ige glbpeAslung bringen bic b0iz
gen Suge, ba er an iolden nit einem
S6iifer aus Dem 6enadborten Rom
nenburg in elmer Segeliadt ouf benz
8o0eitiee ausgeoebnte 6obrten unterz
Himmt. 4ie es ffsint. Der eir5igc
Sport Dem er iid bingiebt."
nllno Oieiem Wlanne pollen sic beiz
iommen9 Wom1glid in fein 9abcrn=
.oritn einhringen2"
nSd iagte sShnsn iHon, baB bas
meine Qlbfdt 1T. llRo pas MID Ders
dslaBt, babel ouf S6re 9iIfe gu iecbs
men, bQs taun Sbnen ieBt, nod alien,
nas iG Sbnen seidilbert babe bo9
nid3t mebr gan5 rdiielbat eridtiasn"
Ser anoers fdb ge0antenbou lit be
5erne un0 madie Elm foum merllic9cs
3eiAsa per 3ultimmung. t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

0ie olir6i9uiitlidc irii1cre So6e
Gas Experiment benefit m5mcioeu.
iig Den GuiliB BON @cmiit6erreglm,
Gen auf bic @oaenproOuttion- irei-
lid beim Sunoe. 9t6cr cS ite6t fein
SnOeruiB eut9cgen Die groe6niiie
oes @eriuc6cs audi fir @euIden gel
ten 5u laiien, woOurd Onm Die De
Ocnsort bon grim unO gel6 drgern"
menigiteus cine gemiiie miiienidaft.
lide 9ereAtigimg er6ieltc; allcroingS
nur einc gepiiie Ocun Die Stodlmg
Der @aaeu ietrction in Der 6iitel be-
wciit ia nod OirdditS nidt Oeu lie.
6ertritt Der Sale ms 9lut, Der mn
einmol sum grim mo gcI6 mcroen"
imcrldBli6 III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
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Sic geben ia mdftig ins 3eugl
9nheiien, trifft 5u, mas sic iag0,
ueroen @ie fiircbte id, nit Der llebers
rebunq niHt al3u melt tommen. @s
miiBie bod nit IonDerbaren Dinaen
suae6en, penn ber Mann Ieine 3uriid-
9altung nift aud Sbnsu gegeniiber be-
lpahren lollte. Da3u fdme nod oas
WliBtrauen uno bic Abneigune, bic
man bem 9lfoieu in europe felt Sab
rem allqemein entgegenbrinsi. Sneen
Gle lel6it: piirben Sie eine fpibttqs
Gntbediing, oie Sie MAIDEN, Sbren eis
gen Stommesgeupher oorentpalten
anD einem gtusldnber preisgeben9"
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s .glun, mos bier red)t it, lit bort bill
Na Sbr Sntbeder tpir0 li1 aho iebr
ipabtIdeiuIic9 bpppelt 9iiten, eiHen
gDilDfreniben unb obenorein einen
QluSldnoer an Iib berantummeu 81
laHen @rIaubcn Sie Al beirn6ten
mir ben San Dhne allie @oreingenoms
mefbeit, lpie er Iin pa6rideinliH ,nts
mideli biirfte. Sebt ibou ipiiIen, tpie
Gie IQgen, penige ptriraute gerlDnen,
baB cine ipid9tige SoHe im GanQ 1T.
Hsneqente iino alIeroings 8umGnipeis
oeu perpFlihtet. Qlber, 9louben Sic
rir. alfma6lic9 fuirb unter Sem Gieael
Ser @erIddpieQen9eit bod 70 pie nacb
nuhen hilrdfidern, DaB ipeiiere 4reife
Oarauf aufmertiam iperoen Damn
aber 6irFte ber Wiberitono uno Der
liir bas Qebeu uhprattilne Dlenih,
olio ieuer @ele6rie, fdlln me0r in
sgroge iommen ST pirD ourcp ciele
p0tr iene lmIidnoe ae3ipungsn lpefoeii,
nit feinem 8ebeinnis beralls3urildell-
SIT ea aber 70 iUeit. bonn merOen itdl
itnerltd in ieiiuer enstren poer iDetfe=
rem llnoebuna 5reuube ober Snterel
Tenien finben. pie bem Dlannc, fafls
feline Gnlbedunq fiir bie pratiifHe 9ers
iperlung Dirtliob bon 8eoeuting III, 3u
niiIe lomnten. linb bieie birftsn bann
fdon bofiir ioreen oaB bic Sad6t nit
ollem GdNlb, ben oas 8edot unb bic
llrbctcfidafi aeipdDrsn, 8undhF ieis
Noserlano 3uglie tomnt
@. Run lapsn sic mlcg pur1 1gM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

idlen ben llferpcloungen bic reiaenO
gelegene, meit IN ben Gee Ginousros
9enOe StaDt 2iubou nit ibrem
idlanten 2euditurm iiGtbar. sy6r oes
geniiber taudte fir 2lugenbiide idon
Sregca3, bic einitige gf0meriIaOt, 81
6iiBen Oes moiiiaen Pfdn6erherges
auf. gl0BliI mdbigte 0as @inrao
icine 6a6rt. yiito &iDoiaOd bate ii6
crbobtn, ben gBinDi9ub niebcroelaTen
un0 bsm 6iibrsr cine gBeiiung erieilt
,Sc6en Sie bcrt oriiben fos 6abI6e
Stabtbilb Dpn 2inoau." ia9te er Damn
nit elmer gepiiien 5cierlidieit 3u ieis
uem gegleiter, ais Das Qlutp Qun3
longIan auf ber SlraBe eobinroate.
nSie tennen es no6l Si6t bor uns,
iiur cine bolbe Stuu0e bon 2inbau
entfernt, liegt bas pleIbeiudte 8o0
Sda6en; mir iebeh bic ireniqen 0dus
iergiebel 0eutliG aus Dem llfergriin
aufrdgen. llno bier, eben icbt pols
fen sic ipobl oufl ~ iperoen mir eli
men idmalen Eabrpee ireu3en, Der,
bcn unierer GtraBe ob3psiocnb, benz
Gee 8ufii6rt. Se6en Sie bort, ouf
bem puntie Der 9lb3e<suug, eine 5afel,
aui Der Gle bic beioen Worte y9illd
G6rfrieo" leIen2 Die @illa ielbit
liegt binter iensr biften 9anmqruppe,
bic redts bon uns aufrost, BON ben
Strablen oes iintenoen Eaocsgeltirns
gar runoer6ar beleuftet Sn biefem
2unbbauic tpcbnt iener Yribdtgelebrte
unb Oos 3iel neiner WiinIde, bic, ipie
icb boffe, bolo au9 Die Sbren iino. Sie
tun mir einen @efallen, penn Sie ic6
bas lonbi6nftlide Bib t,ht 9euail
onieben uno Sbrem @eodGtnihe felt
einprdgen"
9lut o9ne bicIes @rlufen bate Sta
Tonogoni bic Gtdtte, ipo 70 GjroBes 3u
eriporten ilono. nit SntersIie betrocb=
tet.
.Gie baben benz Wlonne bereits Sbs
rem 8efuh abgeiiottet, alIo feine 8e=
lanntidaft geniaht9" frogte ieuer, ala
CT iiber ben be3eic1ueteu 2onOidofiss
einen lonaen, foriden0en
Bid bate gleiieH laiien-
Rita aiDoIa6o Tdii.tslie berneneno
oen 8Dpf un1 peuoete iid oem @9aufs