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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
M0NTAUK CLUB DIMES,
Ex-senator Decries Pebble Attitude
Toward Rich Men,.

the Montauk Club OF Brooklyn gave Its
twenty-thlrd annual birthday dinner last
night to former Senator Chauncey NJ.
Depew. who recently attained his eightieth
year.
Mr. Depew decried the public attitude
toward rich men and criticised the Gov
ernments view OF big business and big
men.
THE exemption OF our coastwise
ships" he said on another phase of pres
ent national affairs. from the payment
OF tolls on the Panama Canal was made
under "A pretence denied by the statesmen
and diplomatsts who made the treaty
and by the most able lawyers who have
studied II. The demand of the Presiden,
for repeal OF the exemption is states
manlike and courageous"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
POLK LEAVES HOSPITAL TODAY
wounded Corporation Counsel VIII
Go to AdirOndacks for Month.

Corporation Counsel Frank l.. Polk. VIII,
has been at the New York Hospital since
he was wounded on April II by the bullet
intended for Mayor Mitchell. will leave at
noon to-day for "A months rest in the
Adlrondacks Mayor Mitchell will prob
ably escort Mr.. Polk from the hospital.
Doctors Hartwell and Gold!ng. who
have been attending on Mr.. Polk said
yesterday that. contrary to first expecta-
lions, no scar would be left by the wound.
When Mr.. Polk leaves the hospital to-
day, the flowers sent him are to be dis
trlbuted among the babies In the infant
ward, which Is one of the largest in the
city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
DOCTOR COMMITS SUICIDE.
DR.. NJ. y. French Of Philadelphia
shoots Himself.

PHILApELrurA, April 25.--Dr. Morris
Stroude French. IS years old committed
suicide this morning In the bathroom Of
his boarding house. SO North Fifty eighth
street, by shooting himself through the
right temple
Or. French had been depressed for
some time because OF financial difficult
ties At one time DR. French was promi-
nent both socially and politically In this
city His wife. who was the only daugh-
tor of the late Thomas A. Boyd. once
vice president OF the Reading Railway.
died eleven years ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

wAsHINGToN Aprll Emo transport
Pauldlng at T4Np,n, dcsuoyers B,nham
aud Parker at Sow York yard, collier
saturn a. M12'tlan, and collier Hannibal 81
Cristohal
The torpedo boat Mccall hA. sail"a from
Pensacola for FOR Arthur TtN,, h''tl"ship
Louisiana from Vera cruz to sea, collier
Jason from Nora cruz for Galveston vi,
TuNpan. collir Cyciops Prom T,wrtt~ Ssr
Galveston, destroyer Patterson from Tam
pico Tor TuSpan; tug Uncas and submarine
a. from Philadelphia Tor New York. de
stroy,rs Fluss,r Reid HNd preston from
Galveston for Vera cruz. hattlrship Ne
hrask, from rompkinsNIiie Tor Vera cruz
tug IRIS rrnm san ,l't' .Tr MHh"'.an' p.t -.
Mngaiian. collier Justin from Maga',su Tor
san Francisco via San ptrEo. cruiser ~
Louis and submarine from Eromcrton for
san Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
YALE EXPLORERS GET AWAY.
Sail for Two Years Work In WiIds
Of Peru.

Three members OF the Yale Peruvian
Expedition sailed yesterday for Peru by
way Of Colon on the United Fruit Com
pany' steamship Tenadores They were
A'oert II, Bumstead. Osgood Hardy and
- r Westerborg, AL are topoglaphers.
Ihty VIII 20 10 cuzco and viii make
surveys OF the Urbamba and Apurimac
rivers Tho work IL expected to take two
years Prof Hiram Bingham will join the
party within the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
END COMES TO MAN OF MYSTERY.
WinaeId =. IIewes, Mills Hotel
IOdRer. Dies After stroke.

Winfield $ Hewes, 65 years old. a
lodger in the Mills Hotel at 100 Blocker
street for six years. fell unconscious In
the hotel last night and died before the
arrival OF DIR. Zimmerman OF st. Vim
cents Hospital. Hewes's fellow dodgers.
from whom he kept aloof, CO nsldered him
a man OF mystery. He was plentifully
supplied with money as a "ule.
Policeman Bartols found So In new
bills in the mans pockets, with scrap
OF paper on which was scrawled I'm
case OF accident please notify !. Medford
Bremen Cor Brcner), p. O. Pox @l5 New
York city"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
MRS. SIEGEL SUES TO
STRIP TWO HOUSES
Seeks DriftwOOd and City Home
Furniture, or S37,-
68l in Cash.
BABY MEMENTOS IN LIST
Merchants Wife Asserts Hus.
band Is WrOngfully With
holding Property.

Through an order by United States Dis
trict Judge Housh permitting her to sue
the receivers for Henry sicsel and his
enterprises Mrs. Marie Vaughn Siegel.
who already is suing her husband for a
divorce, filed an action in the Supreme
Court yesterday to recover personal prop
erty at the Siegel summer place Drift
wood. at Orienta Point, and in the Siegel
city home.
Mrs. Siegel alleges that many OF the
articles sued for were wedding presents
to her and that her husband has retained
possession of the property against her
wishes. She says that the Siegel receiv-
ers have not attempted to take possession
OF the property she claims and that II
they tried to do so such an act would be
wrongful
Mrs. Siegel wants either the property
described in her complaint or s21,ss4 as
the actual value of the articles. with
$4,000 damages for wrongful detention
In her complaint Mrs. Siegel first cnu-
merates the articles in her bedroom at
Driftwood. including n set of s,lded
carved wood furniture. which she says
was once the property OF Queen Isabella
OF Spain. Other articles in the bedroom
are bed hangings OF blue. embroidered
with Mrs Siegers coat OF arms; a Gil,
and lacquer cabinet chiffonier two valu-
able rugs. pictures mirrors. a box couch
an easy chair mahogany writing desk
ana table and three mahogany chairs
she also wants safe. which she saw.
contains her marriage certificate many
trihkets and private papers. In the room
also is painting Of an early dawn view
IN southampton wharf. which was ex.
hipited at the Salon and obtained honor.
able mention. with newspaper clippings
concerning II pasted on the back" Mr..
Siegel also asserts her ownership of a
handsome clock and candlesticks two fee,
high in the bedroom"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

DOCTOR. pay $75 month and board an
room, must be a single man. a PROTEST. NJ
and not over years out OF college Addrrs'
box EOS, Rye New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
POLICE JAIL COXEY'S ARMY.
"'""s"d on Generals Promise Ia
Leave Pittsburg Quickly.

- PITTS" EG, April a5---"Gen." Jacob s
'.uAef and his bedragEled 'army" re-
lived cold welcome when they entered
'H6u's this afternoon. The dirty
lr"'n. a- the police called them. were
"',i.'l '1'1 cells In Central police station,
,.NH' N oNoy promised that he would
~, fuon 10 the Rescue Mission Tor
Wv ~ 'he recruits were released. The
p'u'' n''iiled Coxey To huve his army
We move hcfre 2 o'clock tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
GIANT LINER SAILS ON TEST.
Nstrriand. Largest ship AnOat.
Starts for New York May -.

The New York offices of the Hamburg
American Line received n cable mes
sage from the home offices last night an
houncing that tho new Vaterland the
.arsest ship in the world, had left Ham
nurg. where she was built, and had passed
safely down to the lower Elbe.
After coaling the Vaterland will make a
Few trial trips before leaving Hamburg
on May II for her maiden voyage to New
York The Vaterland IL a $4,000 ton ship,
700 feet long and with n beam OF 100
feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
STRIKING MINERS SENTENCED.
From no Days to SIX Months Each
for Ignoring Injunction.

PHILIPpI. w. Va. April 25-Charged
with violating an injunction issued sew
eral months ago restraining them from
interfering with strike breakers at the
mines nj the West Virginia and PlttsburS
Coal Company. Judge A. G, Dixon i'm
posed sentences to-day on thirteen men
and ONE woman.
The scn'cpces ranged from six months
to thirty days. one man was fned 1915
and another $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
TRAIN DYNAMITER CAUGHT.
U. .. Soldiers Arrest Mexican re.
sPonsible for Cumbre Tunnei Horror

Ell PAso. Texas, April 25-Jesus San
MARITIME. Mexican charged with being
the man who fired the dynamite in Cum
bre Tunnel two months ago when fifty
TWO Americans and Mexicans lost their
lives, was arrested tonight by United
states soldiers here.
He belonged to the band Of filibusters
headed by Maxine Castillo, who is now
orisoner at Fort Bliss. The tunnel was
wrecked by Castillo's band and the pas
senger train later dashed into the wrecked
burning structure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

IN SHORT HILLS y. J., near station. to
rfnt furnished, May to oct |, house. ?
rooms and bath gas stove and water heater
garage, acre, rent $500 Address T.. box
- sun Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
APARTMENTS TO LET-FlRNlsVED

SEVEN rooms bath. faces Morn!ngslde
Park; fun complement linen. silver. bright.
cool, attractive; well furnished, Will lease
until September sOth HARTMAN. l06 Morn
iugside Drive. Tel. 1905 Morniugside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
These navy orders were Issued

These navy orders were lsHueu
Commander u, /. Cone, from the TITAN to
command the plNi"
Commander +. II. CLARK from Washing
ton, II, &, "a the Utah AZ executive.
Lieut. W s Mctlintock. from Naval Acad-
eruy to tho Washington as gunnery officer.
Lieut.. J, s Mccain, from Charleston yard
to Pacific reserve fleet
Lieut.. Il. g Walling, from the Tennessee
to the West Virginia.
Ensign X. h. Byrd. from tho Missouri to
the Washington.
Surgeon A. j. Gelser from the Colorado
to tn" West virginia,
Naval Hospital, Las Anlmas. to the w"s,
virginia
Passed Asst Surgeon W chambers from
Naval D.speusary Norfolk to marine expo
dictionary force. Atlantic feet
Asst. surgeon II. NJ. Little, V, NJ e, to
marine expcdltionary force Atlantic Meet
MARINE CORPS ORDERS
Major c q Andersen to expedltionary
duty with special service squadron.
Capt, Babb to forty-third Company,
First brigade.
capt \. L. Harding to Forty fourth Com
capt ", II. Parker to rorty-nf,h Com.
capt IL &, snyder to Forw-.lxth Com
capt j, :, Turril to Thirty. sixth Com
Company,
FIRST Lieut.. NJ, e. shearer to Twenty
} eighth Company
First Lieu, q. II Wells to Forty fourth
, Company
! FIRST Lieut.. q, Becker, Jr, 20 Forty NTH
/ Company.
SecCnt Lieut. T. NJ Iuhy TO Forty third
/ Company
/ second Iicut ~ p Torrey 10 Forty nfth
| Company.
| Second Lieut. \ 7, Reid to Forty sixth
Company,
second Lieut. q, S stoweil to Forty Sixth
\ Company,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
SITUATIONS WANTED-fEMAL

GENTLEMAN desires to find emp loyment
for a lady az companion and attendant to "A
lady; highest references furnished and re
auired Address E, NJ. y, sun uptown office.
1884 broadway
HOUSEWORKERS, cOl.ORED--Several
neat girls, experienced, good references.
thoroughly Investigated. want places; other
Southern help furnished LINCOLN INDUS
TRIAL EXCHANGE tagrucyl, 3lt West
b0th, Phone 5022 columbus Established
1899
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. SO, sun sets. 80, Moon SETS. SIS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk $40 Gov island s22 Hell Gate. 1911:
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk p 10 Gov. Island % ~ Hell Gate as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

WANTFD--Namcs and addresses by mall ortcr
houses: big nav: home work; informa tion Tor
stamp. DIRECT APPEAL CO. Plymouth. Ina.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

800 WEEKLY profits spare time AT home
Mail order business; don't worry about capt.
tai BOYD H. BROWN. Omaha. Neh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

800 MONTHLY may be made mailing Cir
culars. particulsrs free 4 n. kRACS, I'll
Kraus Bldg, Milwaukee. Wis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

AGENrS-Sell Perfection Guaranteed Ho
siery; guaranteed from one pair up; send Tor
both hosiery and neCkwear catalogs PER
FICTION KNITTING MILLS, 1893 u WI
lard st, Philadelphia. Pa,
WE WANT to start 600 new agents MAY
1877 and offer special Inducements for quick
action pay weekly. Address PERRY MUIR
SERIES. Rochester. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
AGENTS WANTED.

81 200 COLD CASH-N AIDE, PAip,
RANKED In 80 days los StoueWan; slb, no'
to date Join our famous $1,000 class, which
absolutely insures 81 goo per man per county.
Korstnd a farmer. dli $500 in IL DAYS.
schieicher minister, sla1 trst IL hours
after appointnent Ten inexperienced men
divided TAO 900 within Is months strange
invention startles world. Agents amazed.
Think what this invention docs. Gives tErry
home a bathroom with hot and cold running
water for $3.50 Abollshes plumbing water.
works seif-heating. 80 wonder Hart sold
ia In hours-S5, 900 altogether, Lodewick
II first day. Credit given, com" now; In
ves,iyate. postal Will do; eNo!usiv" sale re,
ouires auick action. but means $1,000 and
more for you. ALLEN MFG co. Sgl7 Allen
Bldg, Toledo, q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
Ar,y.d-sATURDAy. April rs.

Arrived SATURDAY. April rs.
SIS In Provence, i:S p. NJ. Havrc. April u.
IS Roma. A. Nj. 81. Mlchacis April 10
IS Manhattan. ii.2o 4. y, antwerp; Apri
s. Matura. ! y. NJ. Grenada. April IL.
s. Anxious. 1850 a. NJ. Rio de Janclro. April J.
IS Invcrgylc. =. NJ, Sagua, April 20.
IS Northumbrla. TO r. NJ, Matanzas. April =.
IS Alamo. Galveston. April 10.
So lrpspe, Jackson VILE. April II.
IS Jerc rson, Norfolk. April -.
IS Mamma Ham. Baltimore. April -
IS Mime sotan, Philadelphia. April -
Sc Rolf 3:t0 +. NJ. Lsxuna. April IA.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS Oily mric. at southampton.
IS Lauren tic. at Liverpool.
IS ST. Paul, at Southampton.
IS Kocnig Albert. at Genoa
IS George Washin gton. at Bremen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS came ronia from Glasgow.
IS France from Havre.
SIS Kroonland. from An twcrr.
SIS Penn sylvania. from Hamburg
So Noordam. from Rotterdam.
SIS Bcrmudian from Bermuda.
SIS Scydli1, from Bremen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

GOVERNME NJ POSITlONS-Th ~ ap-
poin tments TO be made Booklet ld3 telling VIVA
and where they are. what they pay, win spr
men examination questions, etc. Nul lrcc. VII"
to-day 10 NATL COR lNSIlll H. Washing
ton. D. 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

AGENTS POSI- PROFIT Wonderful little
article: sells like wildnre; can he carried In
pocket write at once for free sample MIL
TON MFG. co, 2s<6 Finch Ave. Dayton,
Ohio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

DOEASY. pleasant coloring work AT home; good
m .. n can ssen r. n o expericnce required Illus
particulars free. HELPING HAND STORES
Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

TWO NEGRO linotype operators, must ho
hrst-class men in every particular ana h'
able to make $500 per hour. Two n"gf,
cylinder pressmen. steady power guaranteed
We pay the scale Gooi reference must c"mC
With this application. Address all reptile 1,
the Printing Department, National Blpt ~
Publishing House. b2a Second Ave- y. N"sh
VILE, Tenn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

Roy wANTEp-A strong active h'Ni
70 IA y.ars. must come we'll reComn' nd ei
Apply In own Handwriting to box 1881 Ne"
York Post once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

Grin touch with proposition paying 81 daily
where n capital or experience Is necessary. Write
J. II. RENlS Seymour. Mo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

COUPLE. GERNAN--Man ms gardener
and chauffeur. wife as first class cook, com.
petent In every way. can furnish Nest ~
references Write SCHRAMM hoN "a, 1895
ID Ave
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED Expert
,nce not necessary We pay t25 90 per week
salary and allow u. 90 per day for expenses
Con inental cigar Company. Wichtt. ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

SALESMAN who can take four orders
d,y at IS 90 each can make siu nn a daN
selling 10 the medical profession. Exclusive
territory Annals of surgery, Philtd-iphi'
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

ift er unb bGusli9 un6 mddt nur
allie a9t Sage NAL Elm S9Idfden.
uno Oas 1T SOnnta9s in Der air&s.
@ObaIo bort Der pfarrsr bic Ran.
sel betritt, nst9t aud l9on Der Sos
ielesbusr anbG9tig iein 9aupt nab
borne, uno ebe Die preoigt re4t be-
gonnen bat, TT ct ms Hei9 Der
Sl6ume pinibergef9Iummert.
Am IeBten Sonntug it Der Safe
Iesbuer nit 5einer Sohter etpas
frub3eitiger ins Drrf gegungeR. neil
8tbiane, Die felt pieroebn Sagsn nit
Ots Riebol5busre @erDao pertprO4en
lit. Dor Der Stride nod etli9e @ins
tdufe beloresn tpoIlte. 9ie 3eit
Dor Dem @ot.esoienite Derbrir9t er
AFT feinem StammpiaB i'm 2Open.
tpU er ben Qumpeiorgle. ben 8euteIs
f6netoer. Den NuiieiOtI uno ben
S9iFelebuer pprfinOet.
rRa'i9 10 ncGbsr nit mr. boimfab-
re-" fast Der S9iKeIebuer gum Su'
telesbuer, Il fabr' 10 Do an BIN
9cf Oorbi."
Sell Ia I tpelletpeg i9O." sntgeg'
net Oiefer 0ruuf. m's 8ib;ane bet DO
au E 9'Di&t plunoer sc i@lspps.'
.N!fo b g'ma9t!" fast Der Gdiis
ie,ebuer, unb bann geben betoe oer
Rir9e gu.
@ie inner, 10 sibt ii9 aud beute
oer SateIe Dem iOnntdgli9en @9lums
mer bin.
9as SraumbiIo DerieBt ibn tpieOer
in bsE 20pen, mo er nit benz MeIs
teruer, Dem &Ieibonns uab RrGmers
ficeIe r@e4sunoIe9aia" ipieIt.
pl0BIi9 iitertDmmt Jpn elm Sc
fibl. oas mdr9er G9lafen0e empftns
BET, tpenn na9ts ouf einmoI bic ubr
iteben bleibt unb bas eepobnte Sid
tad Oes perpenoiteIs aafbOrt. Der
Soteie miro unrubis uno 9er6t in
baibpaGen 3uftanb. Obne iebo4 iiber
ie:ne nmgebung liar gu perben.
Der pfarrer bate nGmIi@ cine
pouie eema9t; Ct nimmt nun abel
tuieosr ocs Wort un0 ipridt:
sd fabr fort ...1
9a fpriuet infer Satele ouf unO
f&reit: ~Sult, bait no q ueus. |
fabr' 10 uu mit!"
Sebt erit, infolss Der oIIgsmeinen
llrrube, tommt er suna gu fi&.
G9nelltr dIs font befanb iiH
Snfele Dor Der Sire. SroB Gi.
btsnes .g'nidtisem piunber" bat ct
ni1t auf ben Sdifelebuer getpartet.
fonoern 1T nit langen SHritten gum
DOrFe binaus ieinem @eb0fte auges
laufen, unc ipobI Elm Sobr lang bat
Sec Satelesbuet fig i'm Dorf n.uas
mer feben Idhen.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

mauern eeniigeno fart MAIDEN, I'm
einen Da9tpeg trogen gu tOnnen, dIt
relbem fi9. elm, ni9t auaufAiperer
9raftpagenz@e rtsbr betreiben lieBe.
ltatt Der elettrif4en 3iige orunten i'm
GrOsei4OB.
Qluf ale Sale 1ino orunten Die
Robren uno DrGbte gu Iegen. pelHe
in ieoes Seim Die 8equemIi9teitea
bringen, Die beute Den bauptlG4li9en
unterI9ieo Snif4en Dem Staots uno
Dem 3anoleben ausma9en. 0arun<
ter fino beiBes un0 taltes Naher,
9ampfs oosr 9eiBpufer ; 9eiaung,
@as gum RO9en, eIettrif4es 2i9t
Selepbon=Oie uno Rloaten. linz
ter Den bisberigen @erbdltnifen in
ben StGoten miro duemal, nenn man
cine peitere HObre in ein 9aus legen
min, bas YFlaIter in Der @truBe, Der
8iirgerIteig uno ReGermauern aufge.
rifen, tpp3u belonoere Grlaubnis uno
bielei9t entipre9enoes n@9mieren"
seb0rt u. |. IN. Sn Der rWe9<Stoot"
absr tpilet ieoe neue NuBbarteit nur
ole 9ausIdnse Der 9auptrDbre. nebf
Der n0tisen Nerbinbun9 na9 Dben gu.
9aber fam man ii9 aud nod me6r
9ubburteiten Ieiftsn.
60 piro ss tunIi9 1ein, 3. .. cine
Gal5paHer : &ublIeituns einsus
legen uro bierour9 Ods @is
gu MAIDEN. Au@ lam
9esinfiaierungss@as RoblenzO iorioz
gas gum 90I9sn BON 8rGnoen. Dit
tOgrupbsD ienit, eIsttrti6 5ugeleitete
Multi uno nod anoeres gelisfert tpers
ben. 90 lieBen ii9 al5O angemein
fir Stabt uno 2ano" Tormen DON
&omfort bisten, tpie i'm Bis ieBt ieIbit
begiinitiste @roBFdoter nur an tpeni>
gen Orten eenieBen tOnnen.
Mu9 foa Elm por3iisIi9er @epGd>
electromagnetic Sipii9en SentrdIsn
unO Dem einselnen 0eim einge>
fiblt tperoen, dbnIi9 oemieni9en in
SunoeIsz 8aIaren o6er benz 9in> un6
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

Muusrn bon sinanoer setrennt uno
oIIen IDear nod mebr Mbgef4lOls
Senbeit geeeniiber Nu9born bieter,
GIs man Iis ieBt msiitens I'm 2eben
Der Staot ooer oes Dorfes hoben
fam.
Bon ieoem gin5eIbaus fiibrt cine
Ereppe in bas .enoloIe @r0gei9oB".
in peI9em bic 3ise nit ni4t me1r
GtOrune fir ole 8eipObner ldufen,
nIs Jobrtiible in einsm fu~ibipnabIen
9oiel perurfaden. @s 1T ni9t ein<
Suieben, tpesbulb Elm bO~ti5ontdler
MuSsOn nidt sbenIO serdui@IOs be-
trisben tperoen fam. tpie Elm bon un>
ten mad Obsn sebenosr; unO in ME
hObsm GraOe Gtraui& babel uussss
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

sic Reoe Iein, ipenn es geldnse, ale
9ergnii9ungen uno MttruttiOnen oes
Gtd0tlebens unDertir3t uuf Die 5arm
au bringen, 10 Dab Der 2unobouer
glei9aeitig auf Der Jarm orbeiteu uno
in Der @toot Ieben t0nnte. p6 n {
oamit cine DoppeIs@ rtften3 gu fibren.
Ser tibne plun Don Cigar
gbambleB nil Oieies Sosol fo5uiagen
nit ginem gprung pertpittli9en.
ST.. gbamblsB 1T mad San Jran>
cisco getommen, UNI Elm MOoeG ieines
gnttpurfes au bauen uno auf Der
grDBen pandma : Yoeific : Msltdus=
fieuung per3ufibren. gr perfpri4t
ii9 0dpon cine mG4tige a9itatOrii9e
Wirtung.
@eben mir fosIei9 uuf Die @inaels
beiten oes mertpiiroigsn Proiettes et>
mas nGber etn.
.RoactOpn4 bat ST. g6ambIeB Die
@9Opfung feines fru@tbaren 9irnss
senannt. Gs 1T lpeoer cine @taot,
nod cine lGnoIids S9Opfung, fons
bern beiOss augIei9. @igentIi9 1T es
nur elm einaiges fortseieBtes 5ous,
tpel9es Our@ elm ganaes 2ano bins
Our9gebsn fam, nit einem nenoIoien"
GrogeI9oB, in tpsIdsm fogut pie ges
rGuI9lOTs elettrii9e 3iee betrieben
tperoen, un6 elmer venOlofen" Dads
prOmenaoe, pel9e an ibrem GuBern
Saume, auf beiOsn Seiten, aud pfa'
be fir 3peirdoer uno fir Rolf9ube
- aber nit Summit 81 obertleioung
~ bieten lam.
Man ftele fi9 oamit tli9t Dor, DAB
bieie .@sgsStaOt" elm rieiiges Mais
nsAuartier, cine in Die 2dnge seSos
gene &aierne fein mife. 0as lit
gang unO gar ni9t beabfidtigt. @iels
mebr fino Ole e%inoeInen SGuIsr, aus
Oenen 0iefe 2inie beitsbt = uno Die
trOb elmer eetpiFen @lei9mdbisteit
fehr Derf9ieosn is nod umitGnosn
ietn tDnnen - bura oide 3ements
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

9erien0en BON 8u4crn in grOBen
8ibliotbeten. Soccer oufiir benuste
Waggon fam, ri9tie a~ufgesogen.
ieIbittdtie in Oas re4te 9aus fdbrsn
unO ii9 iisnoIiiren. Solde @inrihs
tungen Iin0 Der peiteren M~usoehnung
tp~sOpsratiOsr 8etriebe i'm eefenf4dfts
t;den Qeb:n iebr eiinltig, AUDI mas
bic 0eri9leiBung lanobauli4er prDs
butte uno Der Mntuuf BON RObfOffen
enbelon9t.
gu ieoem Gin5eIbous f0nnen uHo
lDlten, duf beioen Geiten, @Grten ges
bDren, un5 i'm Sale 0ffentliher @es
bGuoe parts. Dieter @eOante ftnbtt
ii9 bon ielbf. od Is ia uuberbaIb Der
rMes<S taot" feline StrnBeu nsitsE
oibt.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-03

gann bic @Iod CO Cine fetptpe.
9emnt Die Mnn Dos Gpennroo idtpene,
@ebt gu Nohberih Ga D. b~retptpe,
80 Die abnre Wldie ierg.
SPenn &c Spill bid, iense, lade.
S6t Sc Sebb (Sirt) bic Otinse eebIoie.
bic 5cih fih iqeftabIt,
Oe 10 ntan6er fede Ipie
RI Mon5 (&ub) Iih nit @eiun6lt.
Srobt: Na, fdiene M1ie, noble
Ner net 6a6u5e mol III coue2~