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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
LARGE PELING BUSINESS.

j. ID. Mylrea departed last evening
for various places in the South, and
will go as far as Memphis. Hale &
Mylrea are among the largest dealers
in timber for piling, in the country.
Lately the firm has not been able to
supply the demand from the forests
of Wisconsin and has found it neces-
sary to go into the south and make
contracts for large amounts of timber.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
RESIGNED.

George Robischeau, who has been
with the Anchor Casualty company
for the past five years, has resigned
the position. Mr.. Robicheau Is in
terested in real estate in his home
town, Mosinee, and expects to open
an Office there. George has made
many friends during his stay in Wau-
sau and all hope he will come up
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
.RunlmI Sale

The ladies Of the UniyersalIst
church society viii open a rummage
sale Wednesday morning, October
eth, in the PAT store on Third street.
A specially fine lot Of mems suits
oyercoats, shoes, women's clothing
etc, on hand. You are invited to
call early.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
QUITE BADLY INJURED.

Mrs. NJ. Aebischer, mother of Mrs.
f. W. Becker, met with severe acct
dent one DAY last week She was
about To descend the steps leading to
the front entrance of the Becker
home when she fell, fracturing one OF
her ribs and otherwise injuring her
self.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

O'Clock, at the home of the chairman,
Mrs. C. A. Barwig. The hostess will
be assisted by Mrs. Charles Turner
and Mrs. A. II. Grout. The depart
ment has taken up the study of Alas
ka and the program for Monday con
sists of two interesting papers: 1.-THE
Acquisition of Alaska" by Mrs. r.
w. Collie, and ''The Geography of
Alaska" by Mrs. Fay Marshall.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
Cheek Bitten hx HORSE.

Columbus. Ind. Oct e.-while Mrs.
VIII Muir of Grammer was hunting
eggs in a barn at her home she was
bitten on her left cheek by a horse.
The cheek was almost torn away by
the animals teeth.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

sists of two interesting papers: THE
Acquisition of Alaska" by Mrs. Il.
w. Collie, and ''The Geography of
Alaska" by Mrs. Fay Marshall.
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The Monday Evening Study club
held its opening meeting last evening
at the home of the secretary, Miss
Louise Underwood. Itwss business
meeting with no program. There
was a good attendance. The next
meeting is scheduled to be held at the
home of Miss Underwood with
the following program: Roll Call.
Current Events. Niagara Miss Hunt
ington. Thousand Islands Miss Min
ME Smith Leader-Miss Huntington.
Mrs. Emile Roy entertained num-
Der of young people last evening at
six o'clock dinner, given for her
daughter, Miss Jeanne in honor of
the young lady's birthday anniversary
Covers were placed for twenty-fonr.
The tables were prettily arranged
with flowers and place cards and the
affair was most enjoyable. Glen
Whittlet of Milton, Wis, was an out
of-town guest.
The Tuesday Musical club held its
first meeting this afternoon al 4:l5
o'clock at the Wausau club. The
program was recital given by Miss
Lillian MacLeish, vocalist, of Chicago,
who, with her accompanist, gave the
audience a most pleasing program.
The club has secured several artists
who will appear during the season
and urges the patronage of the music
loving people of our city.
Oscar A. King and Miss Irene
Shekey were united in marriage last
Saturday at the hons Of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Shekey of Johnson Creek, Wis. The
contracting parties are well known in
Wausau and will make their home in
this city Mr.. King is with the
Northern Hemlock Co.
Ross A. Farr and Miss Elsie Mae
Meservey were married at the home Of
the latters mother, Mrs. S. s. Meser-
yey, in Portland, Ore, on Wednesday,
Sept. 23d. They will reside in Az
toria, where Mr.. Farr owns a drug
store. The bride formerly resided in
Wausau and has many friends who
join in best wishes.
DIR. Arthur McCarey, formerly Of
Amigo, but now Of Chicago, and
Miss Arlene Johannes of Green Bay
will be married at Green Bay en-
Thursday. Roman Deutsch win de-
part for Green Bay Wednesday, being
one of the bridal party. Or. McCarey
and Miss JohaL7es are well known in
this city.
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The Home Department Of the NJ.
f. Sunday school held its quarterly
social this afternoon In the parlors Of
the church. A program was given
and refreshments we're served.
Mrs. B. Heinernan viii entertain a
number Of frieEds at auction this
evening.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

Mrs. A. A Book will entertain
number of friends at tea tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Mrs. @. G.
Parlin of Boston and Mrs. H. G.
Head of Amigo.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

Mt Sinia congregation has been.
holding services during the Jewish
holiday season. The congregation
hopes to have regular services very
soon with a resident pastor to con.
duct them.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
ATTENDED FUNERAL OF CHAS.
BE,RNIER.

About twenty-five members of the
local Catholic cocieties and other
friends went 10 Mosinee Friday even
ing to pay their respects to their de-
ceased social member and friend,
Charles Bernier, Friday afternoon
and evening.
DIR. r. NJ Frawley, j. p. Riley,
Thos. Malone, T. F. Delaney, e. p.
German, Frank O'Connor, Harry
Molrer, Arthur Linsey, Tony Kry-
shak, John Mathie, Frank Gaet2man,
g. W. Borowitz and f. j. Okoneski,
members of the Knights Of Columbus,
Catholic Knights and Foresters OF
Wisconsin were among those who at
tended the funeral of Charles Bernier
at Mosinee Saturday morning.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

The Presbyterian church parlors
presented a most attractive appear
ance Wednesday evening when the
Presbyterian and Baptist Christian
Endeavor societies and the Methodist
Epworth League society enjoyed a
social time. Small paper pennarts
were given the members of the differ
ent societies. The Presbyterian
pennants were blue, the Baptist yell
low and the Methodist pink, One
room was decorated with blue, yellow
and pink crepe paper and the members
took their places under the color re-
presenting their society,". w. r.
Boorman of the Y. NJ. G. "A. had
charge of the contests, which were
very entertaining and kept the young
people in laughter most of TIE time.
The Baptist society won in the con-
tests and received the tropy. Follow
ing the contests light refreshments
we're partaken of and general social
time enjoyed.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +. Delaney ceIe-
brated their twenty-fifth wedding an
niyersary on last Tuesday and in the
evening number Of their friends
surprised them at their home on
Third street. After the hest and
hostess had been heartily congratulat-
ed a general good time followed,
singing and dancing being the pro.
gram for the evening. Later deli
cious lunch was served, the table being
prettily decorated and conferred with
bridal cake. Covers were placed fo-
twenty-eight. During the evening
the guests presented Mrs. Delaney
with twenty-five American beauty
roses.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

The Big Sister club met at the
home of Mrs. S. NJ. Quaw yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose of making
plans for the fall and winter work.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

Mrs. G. e. Turner and Mrs. #. o.
Croker will entertain Thursday af-
ternoon for Mrs. @. G. Parlin at the
home of Mrs. Turner.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
I. a. ANDEREs

Miss Katherine Bissell entertained,
Wednesday, in honor of Mrs. Fay
Marshall Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
departed Saturday to make their
home in Rhinelander.
Mrs. G. B. Heineman has issued
invitations for two one O'Clock lunch
cons to be given on Thursday and
Friday at the Heinemann home on
Fulton street
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

A convention for the Young Peoples
society of Christian Endeavor of the
North Central district was held at
Merrill Saturday and Sunday and
was a success in every way. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Rev. G.
A. Meilicke of Grand Rapids, district
president; Rev. c. L. Nisbet, pastor
of the east side Presbyterian church
at Merrill, vice-president Miss Alta
Colby of Wausau, secretary; Harold
Babcock of Grand Rapids, institu-
tional superintendent Miss Winnie
Witte of Wausau, efficiency superin-
tendent; Miss Viola Palmer of Grand
Rapids, Junior superintendent, and
Edward Buchmiller of Wausau, trea-
surer. The following senior members
of the east side Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor society attended Mis-
ses Alta Colby, Isabelle Walker, Dor
othy Woodward, Joanna and Edith
Lund and Jane Van Adestine. The
east side Presbyterian intermediate
members attending were Misses Mar
garet Zietlow, Carl Wendt, Florence
Weik, Irene Holman, Minnie Halder
and Esther Rifleman. The west side
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor was
represented by Misses Evelyn Wilter-
ding, Gladys MarquardU, LORNA Ras-
mussen and Lottie Hogan. The
members from the Baptist Christian
Endeavor society present at the con-
vention were Misses Ina and Lenora
Martin, Goldie Shortt, Nora Engl1n,
Alice Tobey ant 4Alpheus Van Orman.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

The Home Department Of the NJ.
f. Sunday school held its quarterly
social this afternoon In the parlors Of
the church. A program was given
and refreshments were served.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

Mrs B. Heinernan will entertain a
number Of fFielrds at auction this
evening.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

The Home and Educational depart
inent OF the Ladies' Literary club
viii hold its first meeting of siac club
rear on Monday afternoon at 2:3o
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
OBSERVATIONS

Observations at the weather
) bureau New York taken at D.
m. as follows:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

The Study and Philanthropy de-
partment of tie ladies Literary club
will hold rs October meeting on
Monday OF 30 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. A. W. TreSitt. The hostess viii
he assisted by Hiss Anne Monahan
and Mrs. w. g. Dickens. The depart
rnent will continue the study Of
s'South America" and the following
program is scheduled for tile after
noon
Leader-Mrs. McKalarl.
Roll Call-Rooseye Anecdotes.
Topic Climatic and Geological
Conditions of South America Mrs.
CheIlis.
Theodore Roosevelt, Hunter, Natu-
ralist in a Brazilian Wilderness Mrs.
Single.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
@eOad)tnib 1tato @emie.

@efonnt lit Oos mintOerbare @e-
6d6tniB, Oelieu ii6 @ao5urt erireute.
9IQeroings 6otte er Onrd eiirige Stu-
Oien uQes get6aL mus in ieinen
&rGften Itoio, Inn es 5il groBtcr Boil
tommen6eit ous5ubilOeu gSie Rod-
lib beridtet, bate @fo3ort Die wid-
tighten gerfc &GnOels 10 inne, olS,
iuenn er le6enSldugliG Director Der
2onOoner gltaOeHe 5ur glllirebter'
boItlnQ Ser olten Wiiilif genelen
mGre. Dfit ein wenig llebertrelonll9
bat man geiugt: pern ale WlillIts
iuerfe Ser @eIt lin oas SoDr 1851
plOblih 5n @rlnlOe gegongen iuoren,
10 battle OieS nidt Diel gelcDooel, Oa
oQe oiejeuigen Wieiiterltiide, oie Der
glui6eno6rung ipirflih nertb, geiue'
fen ndren. bon Sons b. 8iilow uno
bon 9fubinltein 9tote fiir gtote mleoer
b6tteu 5u @npier gebradt meroen
f0nuen. S6ati0blidb OerlnoNte SlI"
lop lelblt bic idpieriglten gSogner'
i1en Spern Sll 6irigieren, obne els
men 8lid in feline Bartitur 81 iuerten.
g[uh fonnte er ole 8eetbooerlden
Sonoten auslpenOig ipielen. &on
@o0erensfi er5dblt man, er babe etipa
tauleno @ompoiitionen obne gtoten
ipielen fonnen @ine gon5 belonOere
g(usbilounq oeS @eoGcbtniiies fin0et
id 5iupeilen bel bliuoen @luIifern.
9ie, 6dGrie oeS afuitilden Sinnes
imG sic aroft i6rer GrinnerlmgSs
go6e miro 0ur1 bic 6ern6altllng Der
optilden Siiinesein0riide 81 eritaun-
li6er &roft aelteigert. gludb iino iie
in 60berem N1oBe ols ibre gliidlide-
rem &oaeaen, sic liG oes gIugenlid.
teS erfreuen, 0o5n ge5plneen, oIf
Die 'Silfe ser 9toter 5ii Der5ihten unO
iib ouf i6r @eodcbtniB 5ll perlallen.
SnfolgeOeiIeit permogen iie, menn lie
cine cntlpreHenOe 9ln5abl BON Sab
rem ser 9lus6ilounq unO lleblmg bilt'
ter ii1 boben, longe W9ulifltllde uno
Eartitlren auf Ser Orgel mo anoe,
ren SnItrunlenten 81 ipielen, obne
ou9 mr cine folibe 9iote an5ridla.
gen. Ger Oeutihe Nhiiifer Seder,
Ger BON ieiner @e6itrt al blind par,
bra6te IS iliolge longi06riger
ue6unq Die ieine an9eborene 9ego,
blmg interItiiBte, oobin, cine eroBe
sln5abl BON W}uifitiiden, Die er bon
lrgeno iemon0 5um erltenmol ipie'
len b6rtc, bintereinanOer genau 10 5U
lpicOerbolen iDie lie inn Oorgetrogen
loor0en poren.
9ieie G6otiobc er5dblt Or. GrGt
SHulbe in einen In Der lebten 9drl-
lfer Der befunHtcn 6ranfiurter go
~eniGriit u0ie ltmihoii" perGHent-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

Elm 3a6nnr5t, ciu 9lpot6cfcr, Orei
ipe3ielle 9liiiiienten luO uugeidDr so
@drter t6dtie.
0ie Sdule ielbit mo ibre 9lulogen
iiuO IDEAL eelegeu. Ias Souptge6diI.
Oe lit ein impoionter 8oiL I'M ben
iih 6oblreiGe anOere @eb1loe male.
riib gruppieren, 5llmal Our6 wlu-
OerbHbihe glnlagen fir eiuen interei.
iante 9lbpedshug in Dem Yanoras
ma Oes @ou5ei 9eiorgt moroen lit.
Die Observation-Disclosures entbGIt iibcr
5000 9dnoe, Die nit beionOerer
SorgfaIt ausgepdblt woroen iino /;
oas Wticim peiit 5oblreide Griegs.
uno Siegestropb1eu allf; Die bemi.
ihen 9aboratorieu iinO allen moOer.
nen glnIoroerlutgeu eutiprcheHo aus
gerilltet; in einelH natlnpiiienidjait.
lihen Nhielm beiiuoen lid 5a6Irei,
be Nbiette pom groBem ipiiienidjoit.
liHen lno SeItenbeitspert6 uno ielbit
cine DollitGnoige @an0eI6lOer.gus-
riiitlng ~ Die eriie, Die III iraeno
elmer bruiiIianiiAeu Shulc einge.
fii6rt luoroeu lit Oient 5u llnter.
riftS5uedeu, illoem iie in 9iloern
portii6rt, Das IN oen 9ebrlGlcn t6eo.
retiid) gelebrt miro. @s lhlo lnge-
idbr 30 llnterribtSs imO @ortrugS.
idle porbanoen groBe Surniale, oie
notbigen @rer5ierpl0se lmO Mlauo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

Orts. rno 8eitgeoG1tniB, porauSge-
iest, ooB eS ibn einnol intereiiiert
Bate g9oS oIleS in ieinen &opf bin-
einging uno mas CT oariI nit Geld.
tigfeit oronete imo floiiifi3ierte, mar
inermeBlih mo gren5te ans gun-
oerbare. @ine SOee lieB iofort touieuO
onOerc in ibm entiteben. llnO babel
6crrldte cine merfiuiirOige Orommg
in oieiem @eiite oles mar po6lrub-
ri5iert un0 aeoronet III ieinem @e.
biru iuitergebrodt. q
Tab alid) bel bernorraacnoen Csc.
le6rten 0aS @coG1tnis cine oroRe
&oIle lpielt lit einleu1tenO. So beioR
gum 9eiipicl 9inne Elm belonoers an.
teo @eOd6tlis iiir 9tomen uno Sor.
men. 0armin oerfiigte iiber elm mi.
iibertreiilibes @e0Gbtnis iiir Gridei-
nltngen lul0 @iu5eI6eitcn Der sSormen.
GliDiers @eOG6tniS fobte oie oIlcrpcr.
lbieOenlten 0inge in ii6erral6en0em
W}oBc 5lllanmeu 0e @N0ouc 6ciaR
EN- ouBergeluo6nli6 giteS @eo1dt.
MS. gIls S6iiler 6atte er ouf' ieinem
@pnlnaiilm eiuen @rcs cr1nlten.
neil er Die icbs critet 9}iiher ser
n9leneioe~ 6eriagen fonnte 9ltd fir
Die Sertreter ser Observation-Disclosures
TIT ein gutes @eo66tnis BON grobten
@ert5- 60 3eibnete iitb 3inl 9ciipiel
Sarlple ourd Elm portrefiliheS @e.
oattniS ans, ueldes ibm crnioglihte.
cine geraoe5n eritoltnlide 6iille por
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

de Siiqe bon Grle6niiieu 0iircbge-
madt Die insbeionoere Die Sabre
1864, 1866 un0 1901 brocbtet
9lls er ober i'm Sabre 1878 al ben
5eitli6feiten t6eihabm, Die oanIalS
in &etersbirg aaiier @ilbeIm l. au
@6ren gege6en .ipnrOel erfonnte er
i'm @eluii6l ln0 @erlrnmer ocr
llniiornen icoen ieiucr iriiberell
llntergebenen, obmobl CT coon 1909
am MIR oreiein6alb Sabre ols preu'
bidder 9otiGoitcr in @etersburg &c,
lebt bate, lno erireute ibn Onrd
berSlidcn @ruB mo @nnoiblog.
@am6etta 'loQ Die 9tomen aller eini-
gcrnoBen beoeutenoeu 9epublttoner
in 6ranfreid tuO 9ngerien ailslpen-
Dig gelpuBt baben. glild bermo1te en-,
obne oll6 nur euen 'ein5igen SIR
tbum 81 begeben, gnn5 genon ondlI'
ge6en, mic piele Stimmen in jeoer
Der 5nblreiCben @eneinOen 6ront-
reicbs fir Die @fepublit obgegeben
poroen poren. Oos g.Su5rnolte De
6ddtniB, Oos jenols bel cinem
StaatSmonnc 81 beobuhten gemelen
mar, hotte o6ne 3pciiel # ollBer
SSrieoriA Dem @roBen 9fopoleou.
froll BON 9temiot ioat Oariiber:
.@norm mar iein @eO6GtniB. gtidt
nur eit ausge5ei6neteS gtumensge-
O6htniB er botte EauienOe uon
9lonen ieiner SolOotcn i'm @eoddt-
mir - iouoern aud, ein ie9r slteS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

libten 9[rtifel n0oS @e6d6tniB gro-
Ser W}Gnner" in pel6enl er iidb eiu-
gcbeno nit einem glten ooer gera-
oe5u glGn3enoen @eoG6tniB ais &om.
ponente Oes @enies 6eld)dftigt. Ole
uoranQefii6rten @eOGGtniBleiituugeE
iebt er ouf oaS &onto eineS ipe6i-
fii6 aflltilden @eoG6tniiies, cine
on0ere 9lrt oes @eoG6tniiles, Die fei-
ncm groBen @}aler mongelt, nennt
CT OoS optiiNc @eOGdtniB lleber
oaS rein ofilitiihe, ebenio ipie ilber
oas optiide @e0dbtniB binaus err
ltredt iid oie @eoddtniBfrait OeS
groBen Srganiiators, 6es Seeriiib,
rers, OeS Staatsmonnes, Oes &err-
lfers. Sl Der 9iegel perOen tie beioe
@eoG6tniiie gemeinlbaftlih 6eiiben
5ilanmengefoBt sil cinem groBortis
gen MISUNDERSTANDING &iele groBe
WfGnner Scr genonnten GloIlen ia.
ben ibrc Niitmelt ourd sic irnbe0inQte
SiGerbeit III @rltolmen qelebt, nit
Der lie %erlonet uieoererfannten,
0ie iie ieit Dielen eSo6ren nidt aeIe-
ben batten, Oeren 9tamen lie lid, ober
ouf ser Steae pieoer- eriinerten.
9ismard butte l6nger ais Elm SSabr-
8ebnt petersburg nidt pie0eroeieben
imo in ser 3mtiben5eit Die inenoli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

&cuntniiieu IN ienem Gebirr olti5ll-
bdufen 10 OuB Die Siille Oes Stoffes
ibu ou@ befd6igtc, ser bette Ylouoe-
rer (utbc belt talfer~) IN @nqlouo jll
peroen Gritauulibes miro ferner bon
Dem @eoabtniS Nlaralllops 6cri6tet.
@r mar i1itonoe, iicb uiele Seiteu aus
@lmoerten pom 9dnoen peridieOener
Slutoren ms @e06dtuis 5uriid5uru-
fen Die er iid nnr olrd Scftiire an
geeignet bate.
SeI6itberitdnoIcb lit ieOoh Das @c.
od6tuiS Hid)t etlpa uQein Die NaiiS
gellioler 9etbdtigimq, 0enn iouit lDd-
rem fnum oic 5a6lreideu 9eiipieIe 5n
crfldrcn, Dab ielblt lmbegabte Nlell-
iGcu aeroOe3u S0ioten, id6 ourb ein
ihlpenoeS @eoGhtnis olIs5eiAnen.
@S bat i'm ii6rigen and 9roBc @enies
nit rcd6t idiunhem @eodbtnis gegc-
ben: 10 g}epton, &nnt, Selmbolf
unO oud @oet6e &iel peinliber nod
ais Gin ihpa6eS @eOGdtniS miro cs
BON groBen W}dnncrn einpfimoeu
wcnn ole @eOG6tuisfrat iniolne
iibcr9roBer glniponung ocs @ebirns
allmdblicb oOer ploBlih uaNldBt 60
treten in 5arooaps 9cbeu 8laaen iiber
Oie 9Rnngel6aitigfeit ieines @eOddlt,
niiies idon irii6 alf. Sbne ieine
ganj lmqemo6nli6e SronungsIie6e
ipdrc eS i6m iiber6nupt nibt mo9Iic6
ecweieu, crfolgrcide 9lrbeit 81 tblln.
r@craOc Oes6olb, neil iem @eod1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

SIN fonmenSen SriiDjabr - oOer
gcnou geIogt, am G. @tai 1914 -
begc6t Die &riegsidlde in 9fio oe
Soueiro in graiilien i6r fiinilmO'
,mou3igia6riges Subildum. 9ln Dem
gcuanuteu Gage fam Oieie slnitait
oui Elm @ierteIia6r6unoert lmrlnter'
brodeuer erioIereider 9et6atiguug
Buriid6liden Sbi6on OoS oiii5ieIe
0efret, Ollr6 wel6es Die S6ule iei-
ner Belt etabliert tUirOe, bereits pom
8. Gfdr5 1889 ootiert, Oouerte eS
OoG nod 3pei @tonate, ebe iie tbat'
iGo3lib erofiuet puroe. Sie oient III
erlter Qinie Ser @r5ie6ung Der S0bne
bon 9lrmee- lno NlarinesSifi5iererL
gIrmee- un0 N}oriue glngeborigerl
Die i6rem 2an0e treir geOient ooer gar
ibr 2e6en ouf Dem Sdlad)tIeloe ges
loiien 6o6en, ln0 perpaiiten Sobnen
bon SoIOaten inO @}otroieu, ole i'm
Sienlte ibres 8aterlanoes geltorbeH
iin0. IS iuer0eu ou1 Stlloenten sue
gelalien, 0ie nidt Sobne bon @til-
tdrperioueu iiuo, Oieie miilien ober
fiir i6re @r5ie6mtg in Dem oGollegto
@HIitur 90 &io sc Saneiro" 10 lau=
tct ser oifi5icIlc Eitel Ser SGule, be-
ao6len. 9ie weitaus gr0Bte gIn5abl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

men; immerbfn lit es beiier, 5u ar.
ueitcu ais ltia5uiic6en, iel6it menE
nlbts beraiIstonunt. Gs lit iooor bei.
Ter fiir ocn @eit ocnn uenn id ailt
nl1t li6er bin, Dab i'd je Sic llntcr.
llldung ourhhibreu fam, 10 BIN idl
ood) liber, OaB id iie in neinein irn.
5eren 3ultonOc OeS @e0a6tniiIes IN
elmer @ohe ooer 5lpeicn 5il qincn er.
lolgreiben poiitipen @rgcbiis ae.
bradt baben miirOe. Cine 6oioe 6es
idjledten WeOdchtniiies mad5i iidi
,ounoerlidl geIteuo Sd) peroeiiG, lpic
Oie gSouc biiditabrt iuer0en I'D
glarbc, menn i,6 Oieien 8riei iDieSer
lee, llnOe idl iiiuf bis ie6en g9orte,
ilber Oic ib smeiicl6ait bin /" llno
ood) Itellt CiapnlO in ieiner llnterill.
cglng ilber Sara0aD Ieit, Oab Oicies
ofalt bis sur u0aiaen @rih6phmo
ausgebroic5te @ebirn imner mie0er
luolitatip 50dlit mcrtbpoae gro0utte
5ltdge ioroerte4 9ieies Shminocn
res @e6dftuiiieS. Oos bei Sara0on
" ocn leBten Sebeusiabren bis Sum
Nerlpt Der ort6ograp0iiden aennt.
ullle 1ul9, lit nod Glhualo cine bei
Sorlberi oilCubar niht IeItene gr.
lGeInlna. 60 iiuOet iidl cine Qemer.
tlIng bon Serselils in ieinen ip6te.
rem Sebensiobreu OaB CT feline Ian.
Geren Grperinentolperiudc mcbr
Oornebmen f0nne. 0a er nadN menigen
Sagen 5u uergeiien pflege, mas CT in.
5pIldlcl aenaht unO beobadjtet babe.
gNaB oieier Olangel oui oie miiien.
ltoitIihc SciiiungsiGbiatcit nir q.
nen Derlanginmen0ea nid)t abcr ci,
ncn ucrithlechteru0en GiniluB auSgc,
ilbt bat lit b6hit lHerfluiiroig uno
prattilcb eun arOber Croft @iniger.
rnaBcn crtlori eS iieb aus 6ara0unS
sIrbeitSmeiic. Oie moiaifortia elm
Stiidhen Gria6rmlg al oas onocre
iiigte, lIn0 aus ieiHen mct6oorher
0ewo9nbeiten, oie ibn oen 9lr6eits.
plau ilberleqen mO nlilteQen lieben
beuor er an Die glnSiiibruua i'm Gin.
3clncn ginQ.4 9luh 2iebia fIoatc IN
ipdtcrcn &o6ren (iSGl) ii6er Sic glb.
'iabme leineS @eoGdtniiieS, ole ibn
DBol5 tronri9" nlohe
Sn 3uiaunenioiiuug Der bier ifis.
5ierten Nlittbeiluugen tnO onaefiibr.
ten 9ciipicle aus Ct. Sdmlbcs g(6.
ibeint uns oIeroinas Der.
Uor5uae0eu OaB reihe @eiltesbeao.
5nna Uiellod and Elm ipejiiild autes
@coadtnis inuolpiert, obcr oesboI6
0od feinesueoS Ser ShluB bercd.
tiat eriheint, OoB Die @eoddtnisfrait
proBer 9Rnnncr aHOercn 8cie6eu linz
teruoricn i'll, ais Oie anOerer Sterb.
lIder
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ser &oOetten ipo6nt oui Oem Ser-
rain ser &riegsicxlle imO nur ge-
ring lit Oie 3obl oerienigelt peIde
uur Oen llnterricbt oes ariegsi6ule
6eiu1en, o6er auBerbol6 i6reS engc-
rem @ebietes mobnen.
60 beideiOen oos Snititut ieincr
3eit aniiug, 10 gepaltige 6ortl1ritte
hot eS in jeOer 8e5iebung i'm berfloi-
ieneu Gierteliobr6umOert gemadt.
9lls sic Sdllle Dor 20 So6ren erofi-
net murOe, 3d6lte tie IA SoOetten,
beute lit Oereu 3o5l auf iiber 900
geitiegen BIS 5um Sblulie Oes
Sdulia6reS 1911 iinO ieit 1904, ols
Die erlten &aoetten oen DollltdnOigen
&urius u6iolpierten, 410 Gooetteu
ais 9lbiturienten aus Der 8rie9s-
idule Encouragement Bon oieieu
troten 1866 in Die glrmee ais Dit
5iere, t05 ipuroen N}orineofii5iere.
AZ mi0meten iiG Dem dr5tliben 9s-
ruf, 80 purOen 3iuilingenieure, 81
9(nnGlte uu0 "a gingen in peridie.
oene onOere 9eruie iiber.
Gs mag in Oieier 8er6inoung Bar
niif alIfmerfiam gemaht peroen, OoB
Die @r5ie6ung ipelde ben &aOetten
oeS oGoQeaio Nlilitar" 81 Sbeit
miro, 10 llmfaiieuo unO Oielieitig lit.
OoB iie obne ionoerlide SHmierig-
feit na6 ibrer @ntIoiilma ou6 an0e-