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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-16

"Fadder," said Ikey, as they passed
an ice cream stand, "I'm awful warm.
Puy me some ice CREAM" "No, no.
But I tell you some ghost stories
vot'll make your blood run cold" -
Livingston Lance.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-16

1T must be great to be man!
One dress suit lasts you for years
and years, and a woman must have
a new gown for every party? That's
why one dress suit last man, for
years and years. Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-16

Highest cash price paid at all times
for hides, pelts and furs. See Peo-
pies Cash Market. tt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
Kansas College Has
New Extension Plan

MANHATTAN. ksns., May al
Realizing that the rara, life problems
in Kansas include more than corn
and pig questions. the Kansas Agri,
cultural college today has a new de-
partment---the Rural Service depart
ment---and chosen Re, wavlter Burr
of Louisville, ksns,, to direct Its
work. President Waters today is
hopeful that the department viii be OF
real service to the rural life of the
state.
MIR. Burr's department finds plenty
Of work already outlined. much OF
which heretofore has been carried on
in q limited way as the Division OF
College Extension. The department
Of rural srevice viii be expected under
the rural welfare division, to organ
isc Community Welfare clubs: organ
izc social centers. literary societies.
etc: cooperate with the churches for
welfare work. cooperate with NO
mems clubs for welfare work: CO.
operate with the state board OF health
on rural health problems: conduct so
cial surveys In rural communities;
address religious conferences: pro
mote musical organizations: address
farmers Institutes. conduct rural
chautauQuas: write articles and pam
phlets on rural life problems and cor
respond with persons interested in
rural service.
The rural education division will
supervise boys agricultural clubs and
contests. girls garden, bread. canning
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
ALUMINIUM FROM
CLAY, S|l|CA1E
NEW PROCESS. NOW N IT'S IN.
PERIMENTAL STAGE. Is AT
TRACING MUCH ATTENTION
THROUGHOUT WORLD


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May al
Though new bauxite desosits are be-
ing found from time TO time. there is
interest in the prepare
tion of pure alumina from clay and
other silicate minerals.
As soon as a process for the ex-
traction Of alumina from clap is put
en- q commercial basis. large Quanti-
ties of low grade bauxite containing
considerable admixtures Of clay will
be become available as aluminium pro-
ducers.
The mineral bauxite is used on a
large scale in the manufacture OF the
artificial abrasive alundum at Niagara
Falls. This abrasive Is made in the
electric furnace by fusiny calcined
bauxite. AIundum Is particularly efia-
cient In the grinding OF steel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

aud other contests. boys aud sirls
study clubs for the school year; out.
lining supplementary school study of
agriculture and domestic science;
supervise Geld work In promoting yo-
cational education and rcvitaltre
rural villages and schools; plan and
conduct boys camps; promote proper
athletic relations in rural communi-
ties address teachers associations.
school officers meetings. chautau-
auas: attend farmers institutes: con-
due; two-day classes In vocational
subjects for rural teachers
Barr has had unique and valuable
training and experience He was edu-
Gated st Knox college and Pacific
Coas; seminary. worked as a Journey
man printer, was college teacher
and lecturer in California: did well
fare work In Kansas City. kans,, and
preached In oia,hc. kans. His work
will be mainly along the tine OF or.
sanisins Community Welfare clubs.
or social eenters cooperating with
rural churches. welfare organizations
and addressing educational and relix-
ious and welfare associations OF all
kinds.
After the LIST OF September the
boys aud girls club work and all the
work for the boys and girls viii BE- in
this department. with a specialist In
charge as assistant TO Burr. by Sep
1915. Il is expected tha; two
assistants will be nceded
10 take care of the many calls for this
social and educational welfare depart.
ment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
Expert Says All the
Lawns Need Seeding

States department OF agriculture's
Landscape gardener.
The best and most widely used mix
ture for seeding a lawn ID one Of Ken
lucky blue grass aud rcd top. equal
parts BY weight. On absolutely bare
soil pound Of secd should be sown
10 every goo square feet.
Only one-fourth Of that amount 10
necessary on moderately good lawns.
Only the very best SEED should be
used.
Thin places should be heavily seed
ed, and when there are considerab bio
areas almost without grass IL Ia ad :
ylsable 10 SOW white clover seed In
addition 10 the mixture already rec
commended.
Poor preparation OF the soil IN
much more often the cause for poor
results than the quality OF seed.
Where the surface OF the ground In
not lOoscned up and well puiverized
so that the grass seeds may come In
contact with the soil. the best OF seed
will not germinate.
There should also be plenty OF
vegetable matter (humus) In the
ground for the seed to give the best
results.
Some times bad weather conditions.
an drought. will affect results, even
though the seed In good and the soil
has been well prepared; nor is q quick
rain at the time OF sowing an un-
doubted blessing. for II such rain
Just causes the seeds 10 sprOut. and
is then followed by dry weather. the
weed seeds. already plentiful In the
soil. will also sprout. and being
stronger TO resist the dry weather
than the grass seed. will crowd out
the latter. The seeds man In such an
instance may be blamed without res-
son for selling an inferior product.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
Why..M ..Miitants Read
Sylvia Out Of Party

will remember. said Sylvia. There
Was only ons eviction. and when that
took piac. the strikers came along
aad wrecked the building There will
not be even one eviction In the East
End OF London.
II, Is untrue" shc added that we
have entered into an alliance With the
socialists or any other party. We r.-
main non-patiy. IA veil az militant.
We are. however. willing TO cooperate
with any organization or collection
OF individuals who sympathisc with
our cause. II is true thai ". have
added red to the W. 4. =. U. eolors.
but that 10 only to emphasize our rev.
olutionary spirit"
The public announcement Of tho
split between Sylvia and hor mother
came after q secret confcrcne. xhc
held with them In Paris. AT which
Sylvia insisted on utilizing In her own
way elements aud conditions In tho
East End that made the work essen
tally different from that elsewhere In
London.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
United Press Service

nfted Press service
LONDON. May 81 Mrs. Pankhurst
and Chr!stabei couldn't stand for the
mo rent strike. This Is tho real rca.
son why the w 5. 7. 4. has read
Sylvia Panshurst out of the party
For weeks past Sylvia and her Eas,
London Federation OF sunrnSe,tek. rs
they call themselves. have been organ
izing a moy-mea; among the indus
trial population OF the East End. az a
protest aEains, present labor condl-
tions as well as an argument for uo-
man suffrage. 10 boycott the rent col.
lectors. The plan Is. on given rent
day. for ali sympathixers with the
cause In that section OF the city not
only 10 refuge TO pay mp. bun to resist
eviction by force. Several hundred
tenants have already signed the anti
rent pledge. to become effective when
word Is given, Sylvia having agreed to
call out her Peoples Army" I! nee
essary. for their protection.
There vas a no rent strike In
Chicago a couple OF years ago. you
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

WASHINGTON. u. C.. May 2I.--
Even though the lawn has not been
seeded during the early spring. Il Ia
we'll worth while to apply seed to II
later. This. however. should not be
done during a drought.
All lawns should have some appli-
cation Of seed In the spring that they
may appear well during the rest OF
the season. according TO the United
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

United Statoa 10 George w. M
patent. ~ Nwh and n" '"
Sec. s-as-t0. =
N. T.. Nicodemus et us 70 .,n,
Muilcnax. warranty deed Nv. ~.
SO feet of lots and - o'o'
First addition. .,.,
Elmer Comroy 10 A. A. " .s.i6.
warranty deed. NWh Sec '
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
Town Topics
War Veterans Friday.

The veterans OF '9s viii meet FRI
day night at the court house to form
q camp Of tho United Spanish War
Veterans. instead OF Saturday night.
an tho Herald last night stated. There
is much enthusiasm among those oil.
igble TO Join.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

Accurate Information a"o. ~
Klamath IIasin. scc o"
Main. i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

Hsraia wan, ads es'as '''s''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

onccd In this line of work hero. Tho
Tnrpenn have purchased n high power
motor van. which they viii une In
quick transfer work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

Perry u. Do Lap. who has been III
for the past week. Ia improving rapid
iy He will be up town this afternoon
or tomorrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

Road II In tho Examiner; Hes Il ut
the Star theater. The Periis OF Paul
tne." coming soon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

Tho Overland Express is the name
OF the latest transfer concern for
klamath Falls. which Ii owned by
Turpsn Brothers. both long expert
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21

Watch for the Star thsater attrac-
tion. THE Perils Of Pauline" coming
soon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-21
Dance Friday.

Dance Friday.
The Mills Addition Clubs fort
nightly dancing party viii be held
Friday night. at Mills Addition hall.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-30

-9li,g. s. Gteinbed un6 @attir
BON Sauiss, tparert ON Iesten 9iens.
tag bier. auf fiirsen 8ei,id in @e.
id1ftea.
-@Garig . Dienit aii1 nGdSten
Counting Mbenb, Den 1. Sebruar in
Der M. 6. &irde. Seoermarrn lift
beraIidft eirgeIaoen. anfang INN
baIbadt ubr aben5s.
Der MasfenbaH Ser gnterprile
F0eilitarp @anb fin6et arr Samstag
morper) Mer6 in Der Concert
Saae itatt. 9ietnano IoIlte oieies
Wasfenfeit beridumen,
Der ~ebentaliee 8unoesdenifer
Or, 8iIeD ideint in iei1er fltr5en
Che ifDon iflimrle @rfnbralngen ge-
modbt 51 boben er be5eifntet Die
onlerifoniideit Srmien als Die idLefj.
teIten &od)imncn Der @elt.
-Wtan fa,np rlpbig blln0ert gegen
ems t~petter, bab Die Srolt Die IN Nem
|9orf ibrem @ntten nit eitem @dGai
Sl,rdJbrana1te, itrpo MN, nadp6em les.
terer iie BOT iiben Iniien, ben Ralmt
Der @rnii mnfeit bei6lilbi9t, neil er
bon ibr gei6ieben Iein min, 6ert-
nddft in ben &eiben Der Slrffraget.
ion auftmlden miro.
-Senrp &ormailn, bon Sreoerids
burg welder ant persarucnen 6rei-
tag bier bei 2ucas Gpomer auf ge.
ind, tpar, bot in Der Marft StpaBe
cine Saidenitbr gefiruoen itnb Die.
ielbe bier altf nnierer Office abge.
liefert NO Der gigentbiimer bieiel5e
in gmpfang nebmen farm.
Sobn S. 9uffner, Gilbert 9uff.
ner llnb Sailiils 9itffner. idmmtlid
BON ct. 9ouis, befinben fidJ ieit Dem
porigen 9ornerstoe in aittle Ser.
ger, nuf 8eiltfJ BEL ibrem bodJbetas-
ten Batter, 1aper 8diffner. Die
'9riioer hntten Ole alte Seintdth ieit
|l6nger aIS nie eirem Sabr nidt se-
Ieben, un6 ibr 8eind ipurbe 6aber
al elmer SoiniIien : &elinion.
ditto Sleeniom urpo @ottir, 10.
mie ieine 0tutter, Gral Senrp Slice.
mann, reiiten altt pergungenen Conn
tne nab &inslep, &nn., no iestere
ibre Seimatb bel ibrer Sodter, Srall
Settle 2aepple, oiifidQngen miro,
mdbrenb SEER SIeenlain mo @ut.
tin, nod Idn9erem 9eiud) bel Ser.
nanotell, lpieber bierber 5uriidfey-
rem peroen.
9ie MitgIieber 6es empire
Srdeters begaben fid ont bergange.
iten Somstae nab Berger, Inn bel
Dem MasfenboH, tpeIder an ieflem
slbenb tn 3eilmann's SaIle abgebal-
ten tprroe, Die Itfif 5u Iiefern.
-Sris aoeIling, artbur Sp.
c3afffh Sobn 2ids, Grtb,ir @roe-
fer, Sobn 3orrinirrt ur6 grtpin Sep
pc, idmmtlid BON Rots6am. traien
mn Iesten 9ienstoe bier Elm, Inn
bem gorberb6r BON gatg. @oiin BET.
sihpobnert. welder inter sLrtflaJe
itebt. 6os @obnbaiiS bon Iiisuit
slbcnorotb ange8iinoet al boben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-30
Die sterblidfeit i'm staate.

9a6 ben itatiftiiden aissluei.
ien oes Salaptitotiitifers 6eS Bill
rean Of gitaI Statifties bes ftaat.
liden @einmobeitsrntbes in Setter
ion Gitb fir Sftober, 9opember
uno December 1913 betri,g bie ar.
5abl Der SterbeTdne in Mifouri
1914, 6abon 5422 mannli6, 1892
ipeiblid, 9104 @eiBe itn6 $40 See.
ger, cine abnabme bon 269 CODES.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-30
fallen fir sic porberiaen 8 monotp

fdlen fiir DIE borberigen 8 @onate.
Die GnsabI Der @ebnrtem betrns
1926. cine abnabn1e bon 147,
oabon 1888 &iroben unb 943S
Ma6def. Die 4nSabI Der @ebur.
ten mar INN 94t2 gr6ber ais bie
Der SobesfaIle. G8 itarben 610
Rerfonett ON arebs gegen 534 IN
ben porberieeii orei Monaten. 60
tpcbI I'M Stante ipie in 6en Ser.
Stoaten iiberbaiipt nirnnit Die Sterb.
lidfeit tnfolge bon &rebs nnd ben
Statifttfen beftdnoig au.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-30

-Fbc. EegeIer, bon Sreberids.
burg, mar am 9ienstog aieier $50.
DIE bier, in @eidaften.
s.. 8. @aier reiite am Iesten
Samsto9 nod ct. 2ouis, im feiner
Samilie einen 9eiud ab5mftatten.
@Sra1i q. @. 8reuer i~tattete am
pergarrgeren SamStog Sreiinoen, in
Wafbington einen flr5en 8eIi,6 ab.
-Sofbi,a S%appneDer. BON Sip.
ensDiile, mar am porigen 5reitag
bier in Der Stabt in @eiddftsiaden.
-ibeo. @1lideI, bon Worriion,
befan6 iih am bergangeltett Sreita5
bier, ura itattete aud, .unierer Office
eirert a~neenebmen geinf) oh.
-Serb. Boil, bon Gbanois, mar
an Ieste1 Sreitag bier, uno tuobnte
Der 8eerbieuug ieiales peuitorbenen
8etters, S. s. 8obl, bel.
Sobn Stort, BON Worrilon,
mar am porieen 5reitug bier. auf
oein Seimipege bon &binelano, mo-
er 8ermun0te beiildlt batte.
q. 6. Slirol reparirt &egen- I'm
Sonnenidirme. Ne1t iiber5osen,
neiie CANDLES. Spgeno cine Re.
paratrr geididt beior9t.
6rali gntilie Berfins reiIte ON
Iesten gmlstng, gum 8efnd bon
@ertuarbten uno Sreunber, nod ct.
2pniS, iorpie nafy Dem meitIiden
2betl Ton Sainois.
IS. S6arnborit iupo @attin, bon
Mcaittrid, befainoen iidy mebrere
9age Der Dprisen ISOLDE bier, OUT
9eiiid) bel @eripanoten urpo 5reun.
beft. VIII
Srml emile 2eilel reiiie ON
per3anJcnen Sonntag nod 0lcau,
Wfo., NO Ie Gin roar 8od5en in oef
Samilie hires SntneS, Sermang 3ei.
lei, frelder bort @obn : agent lit,
perneileli miro.
-Sobn &ids, bon 8otsSom BE.
iaitD fid ON letter. 9ienstog, ge.
fddftsbalber, bier in Der Staot, ittb
iprad aud atf unierer Office Dor,
allr @rteuertng ieines abonne.
merits.
SRI. @onn 8iniitid begab lid,
am pergaitgeren Gontstag ailf Elm
BOAR Sose nod @aibington, gum
@eftid Der SamiIie hires OrfelS,
Bnlter 8fautid. hoo. ME uaas mitge.
tbeilt ipilroe. Der Stopb fiir3Iib elm.
eelebrt III, iirb einen %itrammerl, flei.
men S~tomnboIter birterIaiiett bod,
-Sarrp $ulifeab uttb @ottin. BON
Senper, Colo, meIde ieit 5nei $50.
den bier, bel 8ral SaIiteao's CT.
tern, Clos. 8aumitarf, Or, mo
@ottin oif 8eiud geapeien ,uarcn,
reiiien ait letten 9ienstog, in ge.
gleitiitg bon Sernlaittr 8aumitarf,
nod ct 2oliis, alm 8eilh oortiser
8ertu0l0ten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-30

fling. 8rinftnanrt ipeIder meb-
rere 8oden bel Ieinen angeborigen
nn6 friiberen Wadbarn in Sbiro
Greet Somnibip nn6 in Der Ndbe
BON Ban perhpeiIt bottle, tam lesten
Mittpody bier bnrb asf ieiner Seim-
reiie nad Staffor6, &aniag, begrif.
fen. Or .p,trbe bon ieinem Reffen,
grnit Soener BON Ban Bis nad
Sermann begleitet.
-ltnter Den 5abIreiden 8erfparo-
ten iitro friiberen Modbarn bes per-
itorbenen Srieberid $. 8obI, tpel6e
am lettein Sreitag bon Stolpe unb
bon arberen Srten bier eri6ienen
|pareit, nm oer 9eer6ieung bei5utuob
men, bemerften mir Die folgenoen:
Hidter Srarf Snden, Serrp Snfett
Sra1tf Stride. Saul &foiiner, Senrp
@afper, @m. @ebmieller, 2outs
&uideI, Charles, 2pris itrro Ioolf
8rieidfe, @uftdb Boil, CHARLES unb
Strand &Iif.
Sn @onerIb, $40. lit am letten
Donnerstag MetiS. Senrp Soener.
Elm friiberer 8iirger unieres Count
.tp's Inn idonften Marnesolter bon -
Sabren an 2iireenentsiinbilng geitor-
ben. Ser 9abingeidieoene iuurbe
in Der @1be BON @oollom in unie-
rem Gpiintb geboren mo er big por
12 Sabren mobmte, als er noh 2l-
fapette gotirtp iiberiieSelte uno BORT
Sanotpirtbifyaft betrieb. Or hinter.
lGbt feline @ittfpe ltno mebrere @e-
idhpilter. Der 2eidnom oes Ser
itorbenen ipllrbe ON Samstag tah
@oonam gebradt limo bort am
"Sonntog I'M Sbiro Greet 8irdbofe
5llr lesten Ilube ge6ettet.
SpIgenoe 8aore crbtcl.en Sci.
rotbsIi5enien:
Louis j. Koch, Hermann AZ
Gusta Stock, New Haven "a
Ben. Means, Galloway Co. =. 81
Anna v. WOLF, Morrison ~. II
jackson A, Stockton. Bland 25
Sarah R. Bullock, Save, Mo 231
JOS. Fisher, Gasconade %
Clarsey Hafley, Bay .....,. Isl
Henry F. Korf, Rosebud ST, 81
Verania Fleetwood, 0wensville 81
w. G. Vessel, Hermann 35
Anna Rothemeyer, Hermann. 26
Henry j. Ruffner, Bay .23
Anna M. Sunderwirth, Swiss &c
Martin Gloe, Rhineland 29I
Bertha Bossmann, Rhineland %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-30

-slig. s.. Steinbed lnb @attir
bon StuisS. tparer ON Ietten 9iens-
tag bier, auf flrsen 8ei,pd in @e.
ifGften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
q. Mortfehnnn.l


Ser Ql6el oes 8arons ipar nod
neuen Datums, aber Ell iel6it bislfac6er
UllIliondr, 10 oielfader, ooB man i6m
na6l00te, er babe ii6erbaupt feline
ue6eritd5t mebr iiber feline Rapitals
anlaqen unb GiHtiinfte. Mlan glitt
iibrtqeas, III gln6etraat Des lcBteren
llnaanbes, glatt ii6er ben eriteren bins
peg. gDem bdtten ii1 aub nidt BEL
70 toloRolem 8erm0geu iiberall 2iren
uno 2ore geoffnetl
JQDeItinaers tunDiger 8lid entI6ieD
fofort, DaB bic beioeu 6erren, in 0eren
Eeqlgiiunq ii1 &ottenburger 6tfan0,
ber blaubliiiigIten 2lriftotratie anges
hJrign. Der dltere ioDo9L pie BET
iiinqere beTaBen bic idmaleH buutlen
raIligen &0pfe, Die Io bdufig infolge
italienii1er uno ipouifder 5amtliens
perbinDungen i'm bapriiGben Qlpel pors
iommen beiaBen auA bic nonc9oIante
@iner9eit Der @ranoieigneurs. Bon
ben Da8u geborigen Domeu mar bic
eine, Sta Ii6 Sen 8ier3igern ud6erte,
eine Mliluung bon &09in uu0 4rin
5eifin, ), y. tie battle eth brett au5eins
anoergeflohenes rotes GeIic6t un0 eine
tbenIo formloie Gjeitalt, aber Die Dor
ne6mften Sdnoe uno bic tDnigli@iie
Saliung, bic man iic6 oenten tounte.
llebrioens fnien lie b0fit beiterer @e
miitsort unb lodte bel, obne erliht
lihe llrIane, III elmer 6er86afteH gut
miitieeu gBeiIe, s5bre To@ter ieooch
par einfoh Bag fiibeIle Ding unter Der
Gonne. Sos i9immernbe Soar, BON
ifuem 6ellen, fat iilbriqen 8Iouo, pie
q i'm allaemeinen nur tleine Ginber 3u
baben pflegen, um6aui6ie unter eiuem
6reitranoigen brGunliben QeI8biitten
mit tiirtis6lauen Sammeliuffs Elm
sartes. icdes @efibtGen 0as einem
Rptofo6ilbe eHtnommen idlieu ebr
ta0ellDs IibenDes Su@tletb, bas Die
fdlanie, 6epeglihe @eftalt felt I'M
id5loR unb nur no6 Dem &0diaum bia
III pei6en Iallen ouseinaHoerfiel, emit
1proA IN ieiner blauen 5arbe nen
Ganmettuffs auf Dem 9gt uHo 5eigte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

ma9cn."
8eltingcr cr5dbIte Don icinem 8ez
fu2 i'm 2ttelicrbaus in Der 3e6ntnerz
ftroBe anb i6iiberte ole SuiuKen unO
bic 3uIi6nDe BORT in miBiger Weile.
p4erctti2" rief bic Siomteiie eifrig,
als er Oen g}amen nannte. ogGie in
tereHautl Den 6afe i'd qeIe6en. Gr-
inherit ou BID, @opa2 9(uf Dem gries
c6iic9sn set i'm 0origen Syohr, Oas i1
BON obeu nit onIc6eu burfte, oa mar
CT elmer Der gefangeneu Sorboren, Elm
rieIengroBer. Icb0ner 6lonosr WenI1.
nG46u2" iragie Baron 9ottsn6urs
ger in ctmas iue9Derien0cm 3o,L
nSSu fc85n!" Getrdfii1te iie nod eins
mat yNir babea au6 ieine 9tl0er III
0cr 9lusTelIung aeiebca Wunoers
li3es, unbsgftdn6lic6es 3sugl"
n@o3 niemuls &aufer FinoetI"
it1oltets Der Baron pieDer eiu. Scr
iunoe Menib lit Elm 6ofinuugsloIer
6aIl Das mill 6eut3utage INNER all
leS inbioibuelI fein I'M je0en qreis,
un0 0drii6er ge6t 6Crpabre tiiniileriIAe
@efmtSpuaft perIcren. Dieter pereiti
ae60rt ieoenfdll5 nimt al 0enen, bic
elmer llHierlliiBuao miiroia iin0.@
nGr Gilt bod fir iebr beaabt, "
meinte Gjraf SoTcp6 .llnO wenn i6
MID au1 ni3t fir feline 2(rt Der 0lales
rel erpGrmen tann,. muB i9 bod Ia
Qcn, bah er Elm nstier Ser! lit, benn i6
bin me3rfab nit i6m ouf &uniilsr
leHen 3uIammcngCtrofien llebriqen3
IolI er Gilt tiimtiger &enner Der alfitas
lieniI9en lReiiler fein uno me6rerc
So6re 9in0ur9 fir eiue 9ri0atgalertt
in s}Ioren3 uno Poris bic aIien 6errn
Icpicrt baten.
oAu@ Der Hame Wl0pe 6eloberq III;
fetauut, fu6r Die fieine SgomleKe fort.
0s{m @llaspalait naren borises Sn6r
l@6Re Rorirdts bon ibr. 8eiBt Ou,
4dpa, iiD 6dtte eigentIiA groBe 2uit,
MID 0on ibr molsn su laHen"
.gcb G.mal" nebrte er entiebt. oDu
9at INNER 10 errta0agante Wiinide
o. Q9arum ni6t qleic6 lisber bon 2ens
lad. pcna ou 10 bei &oiis 6iItl Nus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

@eoanfeu an &ranf6cit ruo miiie,
ooB @ott cine ioldc Nloniieition ser
llmuiiien6eit Der6ictet." Gie Gjewalt
redt 5u ocufelt lit OoS eiu5i9e Dit.
tel 9}ur oerienige Oerite6t Die Sell
met6ooen Der nG6riition Science, a.
wel4er Den Sinu ser iolgenoen @or.
te Derite6t: o3u ms fonune Gein
9leid, Gein @ille geiHe6e inn Sim.
melpe auf GrOen.~ llniere 8ebanO.
lung lit Die g|ubharnodung Der @e.
malt re6t 5u oenfen. 91eAte gebano-
lung lit niemaIs menidli6 ooer ma.
TERRELL, iie lit geiitig, lie lit Elm @e6et
i'm pa5riten Slime OeS @or1es Sie
lit Der 9luSOrud oes ma6ren 9epuBt-
iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

au8 ben alei6en brduuli9cn qel56es
IaB.
Die Dalneu pur6eu 8uerii auf Wels
finger mlfmertlum. 0as punberte
i'm nid1t peiter, Denn 6ei ben 5rouen
patte Iein Iharf geid5niIteHes @eiid5t
init Dem ialten, mtoen 2lusorud nod
immer 2lufisben erregt sic fastsn Elm
paar leiic Morte au ben 0rei 6erreu,
pprauf Deren AOpfe iic6 me6r fpontan
als tattpoll Dem einiam 9oiiBenben
3umQnbten.
agtb, 6err ggeltingerl" Iaate Der
8aron 70 iiberraidt ipie es feline aorz
reitReit aulieB uHD tanb auf. nSa
freue MID, @ie su febeH. Mel9er gute
2ginb bat SITE 6ergepebt9 SD oenie,
@ic leben Ia observation-disclosures"
osS9 bin III SSamilienangelegen6eiteu
6eriibcrgelommen,r aob oer anoerc 8u-
riid Dem es pioeritrebie, su Iogen, SAB
ibn bic 8eerbiQuna eines armen, nas
menloieu &inftlers heroefii6rt, Der
5ufdlliq iein @eriDan0ter aeireIen. Gs
pte6erItrebte ibm ou@, 0as 5e0auernoe,
pe5leioige Geiidt HI leben pos Der
8aron 3meifelI0s bei elmer Oerariigeu
W}itteiIuna pfIi9ti2pibigit aufgeRedt
baben piirOe.
oSeBen Sie liA boc6 3u un5l Q9oIs
len Sie2 5. B. tDeim Die 6errf@af
ten nic6ts 6aocecu 6a6en @r mod
te cine 6aIb frdgcnoe @erbeugung naa
ieiner @clcllTAaft Gin.
9lcin. bic Serribafteu 6atten ni6tS
0dgegcn, unD In tam Meltinger All ihs
rem Eiic6 beron unb mur0e pDraeiiellt.
81 criugr 6ei OieIer @eIegen6eit, baB
sr BEN @rafen 6orni nit @ema9lin,
So9n unO Scooter bor iid babe.
@is Grdfin i@iittelte ibm bic 9an6,
noG ner 0lpoe Der oroBen Belt, nno
ludie moriiber mar ipieDer ni@t err
iihtli6, Gomteie @lma ieRftc uur
eii psaiq ibr Mippnds6en, aber iie
.aGelie oa3u aus lebboitcn bunflen
4ugen unb NIT iiiBcH 2ippen, bic oaS
Qddgln teion0ers liebrci5enD erI1eis
neu lieB, Die mduuli6eu 6ornis ga
ben Iis5 3uportommeup NIT einem SiIc9