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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-06-25
Habra dos 'gobiernOs" en-
Mexico.

El marruIlero Villa, auneue sin
declarar abiertamente que no es-
ta bajo las 6rdenes del primer je-
fe, le ha manifestado claramente
ahora, que 81 tomara a su cargo
Ia campaha del Sur hasta la ciu.
dad de Mexico, en- tanto que los
jefes militares cue de Carranza
dependen pueden continuarla en-
las costas orientales y occidental
les de Mexico, donde el no Sc me-
terra para NADIA con ellos, mien-
tras no 10 crea necesario.
De acuerdo con estos arreglos,
habra en- Mexico dos "gobier-
nos" distintos (yun solo jefe ver-
dadero: el sefor generalfsimo) El
primero dirigido por Villa, que
tendra deTecho nombrar desde
sargentos y eScribientes hssta ge-
nerales Y ministries; Y el segundo
por Carranza, que seguira llevan-
do el sambenito de su capacidad
como jefe miIitar Y politico del
movimiento revolucionario que
iniciara hace POGO mas de un aiio
en- Saltillo.
No Sc abriga la menor duda de
que ell comandante de la Zona Mi
litar del Oeste, Alvaro Obreg6n, y
ell de igual grado en- ell Este, Pa
bio Gonzalez, permaneceran lea
les al partido carrancista, divor-
ciado del villista, por mas que es-
te ultirno parece llevar la ven
taja.
;Natera es viilista?
La noticia recibida en- estos
dias en- Ell Paso, Texas. de que ell
derrotado de Zacatecas hara una
vista Villa, Sc toma como muy
signifcatiya. Natera, antes de
que fuera nombrado por Carran-
"a Comandante de la Zona Gen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-06-25
;Natera es viilista?

Pdsa a la pdgina z.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-06-25
Fu2iYe { sonar ell nOmbre de
i-GsCUT2In.

Hassa los n.edjadores lego el
rum0r nroccaanCe lie Il CiudGd de
Mexico. de Gue ei General Huer-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
OBITUARY.

The many friend here Of C. F. Dadmun
were grieved to learn of his recent death
at the home of his daughter in Somerville,
sympathy of friends.
The SomerviIle Journal says: c. Frank
Dadmun died Dec. % at the home OF his
only daughter, Mrs. Charles Z. Bunker,
at 306 Summer street, West Somerville.
Death was due to chronic nephritis;
the deceased had been in poor health for
the past three years. His condition had
become serious when he arrived at his
daughters home ON Nov. IA.
Mr.. Dadmun was born in watertown,
Mass, July 20, 1852. When nineteen
years old he entered the employ OF the A.
7. Stearns Lumber Co. at Neponset, with
whom ne remained nine years. During
the next ten years he was in Iowa and
| Illinois. He then returned to Boston and
| for twenty years was engaged in the gro
| Gerry and provision business at Dorchester.
He retired from business three years ago.
Mr.. Dadmun had been an active member
| of the Pilgrim Congregational church,
| Dorchester, which he had served as Sum
day school teacher for nine years, and
( was deacon at the time of his death. He
was member OF Union lodge, F. and
A. NJ, and past chief patriarch of Ellison
encampment, /. o. o. F., of Dorchester;
member of Neponset lodge, /. o. o. F.,
and the Modern Woodman of America.
| He was married in 1873 to Miss Ida May
Maynard, who survives him.
I A private funeral was held Wednesday
at the home, and public service at Mt.
Auburn chapel.
i Jan. II. w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
Goods sent Parcel Post, COD. Anywhere in State

Miss Clara, Friday and Saturday, at the
home Of Walter Lawrie and wife.
Edmund Durham is up from Wesley to
spend few days at the Methodist par
sonage.
DR.. Z. s. Underhill and bride returned
from their wedding trip Tuesday.
The Baptist society has had large
furnace installed in the church.
l.. c. Brsgdon's horse broke through the
ice while crossing the bay Thursday, and
was rescued after half hours bath.
Mrs. Earl Walls, who has spent few
weeks with her parents, returned to
Southwest Harbor Wednesday.
The game of basket ball by the Winter
Hsrbor and Franklin teams Friday even
ing was won by franklin score, 1876.
weekend guests of Mrs. Gertrude Fer
maid, returned TO Oakland Monday.
William Havey and wife are at home
after visit in Pressure Isle. Mrs. Martha
Havey accompanied them from Bangor.
Several teams are hauling pulpwood to
the railroad station for the Frye Pulp
wood Co. Ward & Wyman, who are get
ting timber on Dwelley's Point and on
land of E. C. Dyer adjoining, are having
their mill made ready, and will soon COM
mence saving.
Jan. II. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
INSTALLATION.

The joint installation of BluehilI
lodge, l. .. o. F., and Mountain lodge of
Rebekahs, was held Thursday evening,
Jan. S. After the officers were installed,
supper was served.
The following officers were installed by
D. d. G. NJ. Ward w. wescott, assisted by
Past Grand A. K. Saunders: N. G..
Charles E. Wescott, jr.; V. G., Horace
Herrick; treasurer, w. G. Greene; secre-
tary, James Bethel; c., Forrest Grindle;
warden, E. L. osgood; conductor, A. K.
Saunders; r. s. N. G., George A. Morse
l.. s. N. g., Thomas Wescott; r. S. V. G.,
Fred Greene; L. s. V. g., William Mason
K. 5. g., Charles Bacon; L. S. s., A. B.
Herrick; l. G., William Slower; o. G.,
Lewis Saunders.
Maude Perkins, ID. d. p, assisted by
Miss Jones as marshal, installed the Re-
bekah officers: n. G., Lulu Morten:
V.G., Elizabeth Wardweli; R. s., Sadie L.
Snow; F. s., Jennie Robinson; T., Susie
Abbott; G., Eliza L. Herrick; warder.
Eliza A. Herrick; conductress, Hannah
Sargent; r. s. N. g., Addie Gray; l.. 8.
N. G., Dora Webb; R. s. V. G., Annie
Mason;'L- S. V. g., Lena Mcintyre; 1. g..
Beulah Osgood; o. H., Horace Herrick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
Establishments.
DOESN'T THIS PROVE
ITS TRUE WORTH?

L. Decker & Son of Clifton, Maine,
write us this:
I'VE commenced selling Il. F.
Atwood's Medicine in 1868. There
are not many days when we do not sell
from one to three bottles"
Clinton is NOT a big city. It's only
one of hundreds of places where even
a bigger demand exists all the time.
The reason? 81. f." Atwood's
Medicine, for over 90 years, has af-
forded relief from stomach troubles,
biliousness, constipation and liver
complaints.
Try it to-day-be benefited and con-
WINGED.
s5 cents Big Bottle. FREE Sample.
IL. F." MEDICINE CO., Portland.
Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
posi- AND RELIEF CORPS.

James A. Garfield post and w. x. C..
united in picnic dinner Saturday, Jan.
3. The bill OF fare included a great
variety OF good things, to which ample
justice was done. The families OF the
corps members were invited to dinner
The installation Of each organization was
private.
The officers of James A. Garfield w. r
z. were installed by Past President Mrs
Alice !. Butler in pleasing and accepta-
PIE manner. The stations are oiled as
ionows' President, Mrs. Eliza A. Hinck-
ley; senior ce-president, Mrs. Alice J..
Butler; junior vice-president, Mrs. Abbv
biiiingsi secretary, Mrs. Sadie Snowman:
treasurer, Mrs. Carrie Snowman; chaplain.
MRS. Augusta osgood; condHctress. Mrs.
Nettie Leach; assistant conductress
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14

Bertha Carter; guard, Sarah Davis; assist
ant guard, Mrs. Mary A. Peters; musician
Mrs. Florence Merrill; patriotic IN
structor, Mrs. Gertrude Slower; press cor
respondent, Mrs. Mary Mayo; color
bearers, Mrs. Nettie Bethel, Mrs. Emma
Barrett, Mrs. Lucy Horton, Mrs. Hattie
Emerson.
The w. r. c. is always engaged in help
full service, and enters upon new year in
good working condition,
Jan. IL. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
CASTINE.
JAN. II.

Admah Morey left last week for Rock
land.
Mrs. Bella B. Brown is very ill in Bos
ton hospital.
The Rebekah's held regular meeting
Thursday evening.
The annual parish meeting the Unitar-
ian society WAS held Wednesday, preceded
by supper.
The entertainment given at Emerson
hall on Friday evening by Belfast talent,
was highly enjoyed.
The installation of 9. K. Whiting
chapter, o. f. S., was held Thursday even
ing. Supper was served at $50.
Jan. II. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
HANCOCK.

A basket ball team has been organized
here. Howard Springer is captain and
Morris Foss manager. The first game of
the season will be Thursday evening, Jan.
10, at the town hall, when the franklin
team Will play the local team. The boys
are putting in some hard practice. 1t is
hoped the game will be well patronized by
the people snd the team be given hearty
support.
Jan. H. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILL.,

Henry "a. Wood has returned from an
extended visit in Boston.
Alonzo J. Long, of Watervllle, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. johnson.
Ward Wescott spent last week III town,
returning to Rockland Jan. IL.
Bertram P. Sumner, OF Boston, is spend
ing few weeks here on business.
Miss Nellie NJ. Douglass has returned
to Fort Kent, where she will resume
teaching.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Abbie Wooster is keeping house
for g. s. Colwei.
James Shaw and wife, of Harrington,
recently visited at john Growers.
c. S. Colweil has returned from Norway,
where he had been to accompany his wife
and children for an extended visit with
Mrs. ColwelPs mother, Mrs. n. L. Nc
Crillis.
Arthur Smith, of this place, and Miss
Augusta Richardson, of Seal Harbor, were
married at Sullivan Christmas. They are
keeping house at Seal Harbor, where Mr..
Smith has employment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
SEAWAGL,

School opened Monday, Miss Lucy Muir
ply, Of Bernard, teacher.
Mrs. Mary Dolliver has been spending a
few days with friends here.
George Dodge and family, OF Trenton,
have moved here for the winter.
A Christmas club has been organized by
the ladies here, meetingI weekly at the
different homes. The object is to prepare
for the Christmas of 1914.
Jan. II. T. e. d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
NORTH LAMOINE.

John Moore and wife are receiving con-
gratuiations on the birth OF daughter,
born Jan. s.
Rev. w. FL. Rice has resumed his Sun
day afternoon services at the schoolhouse
here for the winter.
Jan. u. v
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
FRANKLIN.
Jan. II.

Misses Marcia Springer and Carolyn
Hooper are attending Castine normal
school.
Miss Vienna Haskell and brother Horace,
of Steuben, were guest of their sister,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
SWEATERS

Boys Sweater Coats made to sell for e or
more, to close at....................... $50
Mems Red Sweater Coats, some up to ~, to
close. ........................ Csc
Red and Gray Coat Sweaters, extra long
with sailor collar and pockets; worth
70, to close .....................S3 As
big lot OF Sample Sweaters, ranging in
price from $3.50 to $50 a dozen. in diff
ferent colors and styles. to close at One
Third of the regular price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
Unreasonable Weather This Fall and Winter Has Left us
Stock of Heavy Winter Merchandise.

F donb be andf
will
will bring us the ere
unload ubig stock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14

NOODLNo
Mems Storm or Sandal Rubbers- 20
Regular price 81
Women's ofm or CroQuet Rubbers 80
Regular price 75c
Misses Storm or Sandal Rubbers $3.50. 40
Regular price s5c
Children's Storm or Sandal Rubbers- - 40
Regular price SIC
Boys storm or Sandal Rubbers. 80
Regular price s5c
Youths Storm or Sandal Rubbers 90
Regular price 75c
Mems Leather-top Rubbers:
s-inch top, regular price, 81. 81 9S
12inch top, :" 1925. $3.50
Boys Leather-top Rubbers. SO
Regular price s225
Youths Rubbers, regular price So. 8 1 80
Mems Lace or Buckle Rubbers. 49,. 1 80
Boys Lace or Buckle Rubbers. ..S1.13
Youths Lace or Buckle Rubbers- .9S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14

III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
Artmtnalrnntan

3iemIih bel 3eit. Do6 bari ih froesu iu0
Sie iie gelsben bnben 6err 6ortle92"
0ariIeb erIdroi 3utrIt uolie er leugs
nen, fe ii6srbaupt 9sIeben 3u bobsn, uHo crs
llGrte, er ioieoerboe nur Sp6nlonS 8eIDre
bung bon i6r glo6 iur3em 9epenteu uno
einem Bid in oas Geiidt bes Deieiiio-
belt er es bod fr ridltieer, bic g8a6r1eit su
Iogen .Sa Sobnipn, aeroo, besbolb 1o6s
id sic iommen Iaiien Gle mar nGulidl
bier"
so? Sier2 llno ipos po1is iie2"
.5ie pollie fraaeu. ob id0 udat etwos ilbtr
giormeQs 9er6lei6en mile. Gle ideir!
6errn TleiHer uuier benz glamen Wlarreu
3u tennen. Sp 6oben Sie eine neue 5d6rte
ouf5uipiren-"
.@ersei6ung, 6err 6ortlsD a6er mir cr-
fdeint ss pet Dihtissr, oaB Tie stpuBf bas
ben muB, baB Gle 0srrn 6leinsr iennen,
Ionl pdre iis ridi az S6nen aeiommsn.
6orilsD mar iproblos Gr oerluc9te eins
3iqorre 3u rouhen, Die er mob nldlt an9s
slnoci Dotte Sobnion hist i9m elm
Streid6ol3 bin.
.Qan Gie oiesn 6let1er lenntn 0err
6arilep oosr Iagen mir ionuisn 10 mpllen
Gle imltan6e lcin. inns pidliigs gMiiHHihe
uno Qln6dlispmtis 3u oeben Stoli tslieu
lolien sie uns i'm Dunleln 6erumiappen
&c6 babe nou irii6er ben @eoontsn ae6abi
o6 er mobl beriuc1t bai Sie nit leinen iols
Idsu 9oninoicn hsrsin3ulsgen2 gesnn Sis
mir iaaieu, iUorum Sie ion io germ iaBen
modien 10 pdrs 0os Ichou cine arobs 6ilfe"
Surtleb qriFf bisie 2lusilrdi uitt aui
gr 6rauuie 9eii, Inn Ooriber nad3uoealea,
.Dlorasn oosr piellsiAl iibermoreen SoDn
ion, iperos icb poAl IN Der 9oae lem Shnen
dues su ertIdren o6ef Jest gebt es nod nic5t
Ad) bsrlaneie ia out nints meller, ols oob
Eie ION ouf Ser Spur 6leiben ipllisn uno
Is tut mir leib, baB Gle oa 70 perlaei b0ber
Seat a6cr m0dic 10 bor alem" CT 1iet
inne uno ioi elm paor 3iec an ieinst3igarre
nm nad3u0snien, lps ct oas nm 6eHen ios
Qen t0nne .Dor ollem mobie id jebi Dae
Mlabden unp Dogenus 5uIommsn6rhgsu
Qeenn sic mir ieBi i9re Aprslle gepsn mol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24

len, 70 e0roniiere id, baB id Sbnen Ia BRET
Iagen einea @mpIebllngsbriei fir Wcrs'
mus perldaifen mill Gis i0nnn i6n iiN
i'm 9ontor ab9olen."
,GroBartiA 0err 0ortleD" So6nlon
goa elm ltmubises glcti3buc5 6sraus, 6ldt-
ierte corin uno iogts .0isr IT iie SG
mil Iie S6nen oleio1 o6ldrcitsu"
6ar.leB griff nac6 Dem Slaii popisr UNI
mari eiuen 8lid oerauf: aStepart Gndi.
ic1 Mrs bod. Der 9lome. ocn iie pier en-
Qob, mar natiirIih onaenommsn."
.Stepori mar Der Ramc, cen Scr Qlonr
in oem eriieu 6otel anssae5cn bate. ge.s
BOT lie iid bier gsnuanf
80, Dos lit ia cineriei"
.@isaeihi 1T ss bod BON 9uBeu Wsua
man meiB. oaB cine @erIon ein:n Islin,n
Women seiuhrt bat 70 imn mon iis miiuns
ter 0aburc9 iiberrumpeln, oaB man IGN osn
glamsu ms Geiiat mirIi."
.Sier bat iie iit @sriinS asnanut" !" @ort
len io6 nic5t Elm, parum er ben rcdtcn gla
men anoe6u lolie. beirnoers co er 6cihe
SobnIou balom6alicbh losMp,ro,n ,Homs
men sie 0ni 5reitdg ipieoer," lnsic er 3um
9l6Idieb, ,uno peun id nicht ca BIN, irossu
Sie no4 meinem Geireiar Ulc@rioe unb
laIlsn flo Don iGm ben 9risI gstm"
So6nion 500 ii3 mii elmer @crb,sauna
suriid.
osyomssr
aPt9rioc erlhicu IN Der Sir SorIp
itibclie emf ciuem Siiiddlen 4opicr: yDas
III Ser redjte Nomc ocs Nloo0ens uno lore
Ql0reIit. So6nion III front gauorosn"
Tas aedie ,r IN Elm 3uDert.
.Ghidcn Sie Oos gleid in Strrn ejros
cups gureou, befa6l en- uylithi ouf glni-
mort morten llnb Souss. c1 ii6ersebs
S6ntn bier 9eute dies, 0enn idi io6re beuit
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Ioroen Gle mir ,inen 9loB, absr ipts4sn
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nid,t IN oosiel6e 6oisl, unD ic6 gebt 16nen
nod an. oobin Gle mir @riei, lsnoeu iSns
men, Dnn emano lommi uub Sic Gus
1uiroaen osriuai 70 feriiaen Gle ION tlr5
ab. Sageu Sie, mas Sis pollen, nu lals
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24

@roslup Ocrtelals iif ber iontientalen
Gilte 9emdB, teDor er leinen BlaB einndbm.
Die Dame erlpioerie ldc1elno ben @ruB uno
I6isn elmer lluierbolhna aor nidt obgc
neial mo5u iibrigens Der QlnFang oes gluilis
progromns guten Q(nloB bct. S6r @l8ent
mar b0Qig enaliin, Die Stimme tief uuo to-
ucn. Sbre taoelloisu Ianieren beim 'Shsn
Derrieten bic our6aus pobler3cqCne Dame.
@rosclp meinis. er TONNE sroEortig poron-
S;s 6ntie anldeineno leme Gile uno Bat
ion, icine 3iearrc an3u3unoen.
Sn gluBlouo base i@ beiEiiB tets meme
3isar,ttc asrouHi" iasis iis. uabsr bier
ldeiut es nitt Site 3u iein Sn @nolano
hu pir es.oun uur in Pri0aihduleru."
6ier 6ol id ois Gelsgen6sit 5u elmer I'M
icr6altuna uber 3eiisn uno bic 0ielerlci
QeutC, NIT osnen men oa 3uiammeu.riii!.
GrosCup cripd6rt, Germ 6roat Douglas,
Der 3ar 3eii in @uropo ipar Nuo lid 1eyrlic)
0miifcrtc. Gr bso6nd'ieie iie gmal, ols er
ben Womcn nonnte, ionnte in ibrsm ejeiidll
o1cr tene @epeguna entoeden. Gr pcrldrc
es, oos GjeIprod 70 su leiten, BOB er oie gtas
men oler in oisie God)e Dsrpideltsn 93erios
4ttl NlNltiNNN irltiit M INt~Al~ f".Nt
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areu5perb0r ee6rduhlihe 9uniiIiiid pomit
Ct Soften ionnie. ieinrn idlonsn @e0eniiber
,inen Bid, cine @emeriung, cine 5rnQe, nie
iieisres Sniereiie Dsrrist ob5usslpinusn.
SIS ror aass perseteus.
@s wuroe i6w INNER tloyer, ooB er 3u
elmer ent3idenoen Dome nit umfaiicnoev
8enuinis Der groBeu Weli mo i6r,r@ebraus
de iprdd, Die es abtr nur al5u gui Der
lono ibre 3unge 3u Bitten Gle mac5ts tel
nerlei Qlnitolt. ibm ibrsn Gomen 3u nennsu,
obmobl er ben ieinen 6erciis me6ria6 err
mG6nts6uitc Qls er i6r oonn eeim linz
nsbmen fires Nloutels bs5ifliA 9eUeien nor
uno lie an ben ggogen bsgleiisi Faiis, 100 iie
60fl1. aber btitimmt len 2nsrtissn, lie
nat6 0auie 3u br'ngen a6aelebnt, iouie ol
feline Qlnoeutimsen, er boffe i1r ipieoer 5u oss
oeguel QgIdidt isnorieri 6atle, 3aaoete eg
fc) ng4 cine 3igarre on uuo sing au ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
as. 7oriiebunq)

SD Ie6e mabrbaftig niht elm luarim lpir
uns meqsn 8rdulsin GhlIirom auirsgsn
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mslOen, bob eth Grelnb BON ibr NIT ylamsn
gQorpea bsrIhpunben III @a ie onldeis
ntn6 bic sin3foe iit. bic ion tnter oielem 9'os
men ienni, aebc i'd nidDt piel auf ibre Nus
Sooe; bod modts id3 pobl pifeu, wer ile
III benn icj babe 5leiC9er ME cine ibn be-
sannis Dame erpd6nen 60ren @ines aber
iIf Tdcr, {sii lebin Donnaslog bat Ct nid2is
.ae6r BON Iit 6orsu lallen
Gs l9eini bod ion0erbor, oaB er lie 70
o1ne EN- snort Der Grtidrung ober Gnlltul
biauna laBf uuo i6r nitt cine 3eils idreibt,
lp,nn Te 70 piel rou ihm 1ilt, oaB iie ioaor
al 1rcmben ina 0onior eebi un gladpriat
al erlaHaen"
.9lbcr oie Gmpiebhulgs0rieie2
Die lommeu mir senaH 10 unpaprlHslnt
iid bor, ME mondle5 anOerc in 9nrtleQs Be
ridi. Q6,r uenn 1 oisies Sobnions bob
hafi perbtn iann. ril Id bas Yldbd)en
fsl6li Elm 6iBHn Derb1ren Tier peb, mas
ba6ci btrausiommi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24

Sii6 3uriid, I'm nodnals iiber oues nad)z
3uoenten.
Sie mar eniipeOer Die ooufommr~ le Gos
mooiantin ooer iie bntte gamen h.s U1ap=
noro, Ylilton 6leiGsr, D2armeil, Samss
Baiton, @eorgc 6orileD. Tyont Doualas
oper Doitor &amie ME ac6ort. s1n einsr
0inIidt mar 0oitor @roscup bciricoiai. q,
bate ni6t ben eiieaen Wuui9, i6cr Nlar.
pells GerbIei6 eilpas y}oberes 81 srfa6ren
Der Sberte0ner iroi uutcr fem @oypeno
einiae Gldier forinc5men 3u Dotlcn ou BEN
Siic6 6eron; er boiic, Der S5err 6nec IidI ail.
unterbaien 60 ie5r gut Sn Der Soft
mng, ncG einmoi ben seidlen @orsug 3u
genisBen lieB er nod Gin oniebnlimes 1rinl.
0elb IN Die 6on0 oesEellners Qleiicn, po=
ourb in bieiem Der MunId ouFiticg. ein
iibriges 81 inn nolt 00sl
$50 iab. boB Die Sadje 'FAHseH modis"
beoonn cr gGir eslommen bier naliirl5
o1erbanb 2uits 3u Ie6en Ginias 0usy1-
i9out man bal6 un0 peB. lpds oaran ri;
0noerc lalien iicl uieoer ear Rini in ai;
&orien ieGen. Gie 1T ieocniallssie iU0ali,
Nerirn. Die pir onien g8iHigr bier 0tGa6t
ihre Sdlic5e So iommcn "a tan n1mIid
Ner 3rimiHalinipeilor in 3ipiItieiocrn 6iers
Der unn IuAie iin cren Qlab 100 sr e, Bee
obadicn tonale Gr Idgis mir ni9t, iDos
roaf CT nus i9ar o6er icb iab, odB er md6s
reno oes Gfens teiu 2luge BON ibr ponbte.
Sd, 0a9ie mir. bisasift ac60ri iie 81 irgenos
ciner @anDe G1muggler6onoe o0er etpo5
QleGnlidem; sic 1assn INNER ib0ne 5rausn
NIT. Damn gin9 sr in bic @orosrobe, luHt,
umssr un6 fouo imlieBIit in einem IblDeren
Qqoniel eine acGaomen Reb0lber SD ia6.
pie sr i9u betradliete uno in ii9 6inenlds
Gelie. Damn lieB er einen Wlonn gBodc
iicbtn. nm bsrousJufinoen, iDer pobl nonbsr
Sic Ulorlc fir jenen Winiermontel a6eeten
perbe Sa Serr, bier pertebrea bic msrts
piir0iaIien Weniden."
sd ne1me an, ss NOR i9r Qiontsla"
so, alsroings~
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si6er6eit oti ocm italieniiden
ariagSihiii nGiuliama"
Gas irau5oiide Shladiidiif nSt
Solls" oro6ie 0ie Stoot 81 bom6ar.
oirea Woraai Scr tiirfiihe @oupcr.
ucur Die Oiii5ierc Ses 9ricasihifics
6cnahridtiate. oa6 Ger critic SduB
bon Dem Sdiii 0as SiauaI fir Elm
@emceel uuier Sen guropaeru biIOeu
meroe.
VI abunng sur @eniigia
feit2
Qonoon %. DECEMBER. Gic
nGoiiiide 3eitlng" in Berlin perof.
icuiliht einen qlppcn berborrageuocr
Oeutidcr @roieiioreu Der politidcn
Cetouomie, IN pcIdem sic Ceatiden
aiigeioroert pcroen. uon @emiueu
iuuo 8ogaenbroo 81 leben lmo 5Ieiid).
@eiBbroO uu0 DeIifateiicn fir oie
9rauten uno @eupunocteu 5u ipa
rem.
Ger gppell 6eiogt .euaIano mill
ims oltsbunaeru uuo mir miiiien
0eS6alb 9lneS t6nn beim @ebraud
Der 9la6rlngSmitieI ipariam um5u.
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fen Sis mid in Ru6e"
9alo no1bem 6jroscup bon SagileD osn
gomen uno bic Qlorsfe erfalien iwidte cr
einm ieinsy iun9,n 9euic enen finoigen
2cpf, um Elm biBdsn oui pen 8uid 81 tiop.
fen. Gr irat ais YboiograpDena9ent oul
un0 tat fd1n nit Dem GisnitmGbhen
Die 9lor,He oor cine 6omilienp,niion.
nGt qeraoe beioncsrs cle8oni obsr BON ous
tenn 3,nommec. 6rdulein Gierorl mar
niGt en- 0ouis 8as Qeriprcal,n. oem
oienf6orcn Geii ei., @ergr5Beruna ibr's
ciosnen @ioes 3u ocrI6oiien, no 3por sro
tits, mafie iis ioicri riaia. aua 5roulsiu
Gtemort fiir oisie Goo5e 3u ini,reiliersn.
6rdulein Gierori iei namia ie9r i35H uro
par6. Elm proAiocGes Gilo o6ss6en Gle
fatle elm lleines III i6rcm 3immsr @isls
leidi mirbg cs oen AQenien inicrcllierei, ,s
sa i,6m2 Gos Moo6su 6olie es, uns Der
Qletni 5siro@ielc es ieGs qcalu. IS piirDe
fdper bolien. Die 1One su s.auic 3u ireiin,
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o3 Ianasr 6arllep iiber bic gaorie bsS qlu,
nails nobbatie, beiio uurubig,r iuurbs e..
Gr mar in iolcber 9lneH 5rdulein Dblitrom
i6un, bic poli5si olarmieren, oaB er uie5t
tis gum onoern gioroen porlen tonlte,
fonoern nou am Ielbsn Abeno Elm 2els'
orcmm an Sobnlon ulgab er 'rlparis ibn
,iii neuh llbr am anDeru Dlorg'n
So6nIon lam pinitlin unb iie gnaen ios
e!,id Ia Dds inuers Gemad, loo ie beioe Eis
stn hinier iid3 abiHloien
.9ommi Dorsmus DorpdrisT mar
rnrlleps erlie 5rngt.
Rs9i Idpieriss Sobe, 0err Sorilsn
leqls Sohnion suiinulDismo. ger boiit
RE ieboU mor9sn 80 treiIet Die jnae
@an, imsini aar lsiile beiOnoers iniimsu
Tguats NJ 9obsa Gs III ldper, neun mr
oayt lraaDidailid)s 4orisuma nu ies
mani lssaa5uipmmM ilii >Das srIoFosti