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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
MONIES eos Fne CalNeSs
Ns~ saes Tnst say near . e-ssz
Dess N sne Dessssousens Of the
szse sne CsSUsr,.

szaaonrs q race aeNeiogmani IN the
a. east Esas Eeu ieel ss-iGsly non
eammeroisl iusasest " the exseriasenf
insolsed N The establ5shmsaf of .
heavily cssnslizee coms@ay "a Hong
song - pr0asos m clt8es and lazger
tnsus of CHINA nsotsoa -Diozsze sao1s
Nish explanations IN the ssraaoular
Eia0 mach ssch sh0~s. may mean 20
he edEcsaiOn of the Cinnamon oan
aaly be zsassed by the Oucidental
fhat the isolation OF China from the
surid sro~th the real iEnorance %
the Chinese masses a. 10 all things
outside their oWn land. are rssyoa-
sibie Tor most OF the conditions that
raase perii 10 the new repablic from
iureiEH powers Is evident enough to
ans one who cares to think
The aaickness OF the Chinese mind
Is not doubted Perhaps thare Is no
-soe on earth that Is better agaliiied
90 grasp what the movies" have 10
affer The panorama without speech
Las a peculiar appeal - the Ceies-
-als A few years with she films thai
BaW the life the drama the interests
af CaaoasioR races may dc more 20
create a new China than any political
changes al Pekn h,ducation has TO
b. sBRar-ooated everywhere. The
movies" should have a great future
China.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
UAsIes HeAlTs Of coyNrRv
srsmsnssssy sss.snss-ss rnre.ss
ssx ASSrsoor.

The fish. fesn and fosi of Labrador
srssas In Sresfall "a the y iao " GRID.
have srea exDsossee - the lass sasree
aeaa made Tor their srossosioa or re
s-sll4s@tl0s. Oar ASKS as.rse<. ascss
sxe many sssar ssres kase eseeas
essaer extinct or dangerously aeV.sss
ed. tSar deer. o. ssss to i0Eess hres
esssssa BY eare.essaess .ss sarestEict
ed s.aaghter bs Indians. as Sel as
whise settlers. have 80 Car dimHisaed
where once there sss always pienty.
The Destruction OF seal herds has
breaeEf families once aiilaent 10 mis
erable poverty For some reason oss
sariValea herring and mackeEel have
ieft Us altogether. The salmon catch
is only a shado~ Of what "a once was
and even the RETURNS Of cur sin val
sabls cod fishery she's increasing un
certainty IN quantity and distribution
The growing nunIber Of traBBsEE. the
lsck OF protection. or the destruction
of their food supplies. has made the
annual winter fur hunt insufficient &c
maintain in comfort all vino prosecute
1t, and thai in spite OF the immense
increase IN the price Of pelts. seals
and whales are rapidly approaching q
similar fate.
No mines are yet opened; ne timber
properties yet Developed. and no Use
is made OF our unlimited water power
Only a handful OF visitors come to en-
Joy the wild scenery. the unique
natural conditions. and the invigoFat
ing atmosphere though our fJords
rival those of Norway. and have the
additional attraction of being virgin
and gaexpiored No chartiRg has been
done. and at that time as already stat
ed. there was not one light ON the
coast from the straits OF Belle isls
20 Hudsons 5 bay 10 render navigation
safe. Il Is little to be wondered al II
adequate tourist steamers do not ply
In our waters. In fact. Labrador is in
that melancholy stage OF evolution
that must inevitably overtake every
country until attention is turned &c
the development of industries thai
man does not share with the tigeI
and the shark.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
FIRST FULL PAGE 40 IN 1861
oeston Man Who Sought the space
Was Accused at the Time ef
Wasting Money.

Frank A. Allen of the firm of Allen
4 Paine, engaged from 1860 to 1863 in
the manufacture of women's cloaks on
Devonsbire street. is the Oldest Jour.
nal advertiser living today. The Jour.
nal was the firts paper in New Eng.
land to print q full page advertise.
nent. and this came from Mr.. Allen In
1851.
AT that time" MIR. Allen said few
days ago. so large an aA Was almost
unheard of in q Boston or New Eng
lAnd newspaper. With the exception
Of Roger Benner's advertisement of
his New York Ledger, l do not recol-
lect any other occupying 80 large q
space. l remember very well some of
our friends thought us foolhardy anS
on the high road to ruin because ee
jumped into the advertising PROPOSE
tion to such an extent and We were
accused of throwing away money, and
particularly for throwing away SO
much money for one ad, and in a sin,
gle paper.
THE result, however proved that
we we're not fools Boston Journal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
Anoth.r aR- IN the schnnl-

Reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic. the
three RS" of the schoolma am in the
little old red schoolhoUse on the hill.
may have to make room for another
"R~-roads
The Iowa state highway commission
is of the opinion that the child mind
is a gosd place to start good roads. '
Just as good as ii is to begin the null
tiplication table, the first reader and
how to write.
The highway commission and the
state superintendent of public in
struction. A. NJ Deyoe. are co-operat-
ing in the working out of a plan to
use the rural consolidated school
houses in the state to disseminate
good roads gospel to the fathers and
mothers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
gss NOT Fos GENERAL USE
Meant Only to Garry Official
Correspondeace.

The postoffice was FIRST established
for the principal. and in some eoun-
tries Tor the exclusive purpose of car
wing official correspondence by mai.
.ater. in France. Great Britain. and
the United States. because Of the
great expansion and commercialization
Of the postal system. the free carriage
OF mail matter came TO be regarded as
privilege, and this privilege was
claimed by persons in official position
In England the house of commons
claimed the privilege as early as 1860.
II was abolished in Great Britain.
however. by the passage OF Rowland's
cheap postage measure in 1893. In
the United States the first appearance
Of the franking privilege is traceaDle
to the action of the continental con
gress assuming control of the postof-
iice in January, 1776. II is interesting
TO learn that II was then granted to
all private soldiers actually In service
for all letters they might write or
that might be written TO them. In
the early years Of the United States
government the privilege was granted
widely, but 1t soon became necessary
to restrict It. An act of March 8,
ls45. limited the privilege to the presi-
dent. the vice president, members and
delegates In congress-. the third as
sistant postmaster general, and all
postmasters. Other Offices were di
rected to keep quarterly accounts of
postage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
In and Out Of Damascus Puildinas.

The hotel is called the Grand Vic.
toria," but it is above a blacksmith
shop and a saddle shop. The lower
stories are mostly blank, bare walls.
From the upper stories project bal
comics of latticed oriels, some of which
extend so far over the street as to
make il easy for the veiled damsel of
the harem to leap across
In contrast with these plain exter.
iors, the interiors are often evquisitely
beautiful. having an open court paved
with marble and a fountain fed by the
waters of the ALBANIA tinkling and
splashing through the hot hours of
the day, and wooing one to rest during
the cool of the evening. Palms.
orange trees and oleanders stand here
and there. Within the house you dis.
cover rooms cold and formal 10 an
American, but brilliant with Oriental
hangings, brasses and inlaid mother.
of-pearl furnishings Christian Her.
aid.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
Notice st Ad,stmest Dsy

E tate - Huwafd : MARSHALL. Deceased.
lhe undersigned fuuiuG teeu appointed Al
uinf-tratrt1 % the hstafe ui houafn = Marsh
al late oi she tuuntf 81 ttunn 10 the state
~ o. tfafiis. tiacaa-s -sii. hereby give notice that
tfiluntsun uuufs o. tie tuurf Nuuse iu dun-
uf-sgn. ir said tuunty huudHV thr Sch day
Of March. \. ID iifi4 Ten n-ditlrk q N 4 aid das
~ Nhinh time al perssiIts having ciaHs aaaIIfsi
said estate ara netiiau and requested - attend
far thn uurIas-e of having th0 same adm ted
AL lersuns iudebts q ~ said tate are regucst-
ed b. make Immediate payment ~ the uiider-
signed
Dated ~ tiunnizon Colorado. this 1Sth day Of
Janusry A d, iti4
NETA NJ MARSHAIL,
Administrstriz Of the estate 81 howRrds 5. Mar
shall, Deceased.
Ts; pub. Fob .. Isi4.
Last pub Mar =. tsiA
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
Transforuinu Trouble,

An artist once painted a lovely pic.
ture, but just as he finished it he man.
aged by some mishsp to get several
blots in the sky To rub these out
without spelling the whole picture was
impossible, What did he do? Posi-.
bly, you may think that he began to
tear his hair and fume Not at all. He
quietly took his pencil and turned the
blots into birds. To each blot he gave
a beak and a pair Of wings-and 10, il
was a bird,
A glorious way OF dealing with trou,
bles. Make them into birds, and get
them wings. and then they may even
fly away and leave you.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
MOLLY
MCDONALD
b.
Randall Parish
CSAsTEs ssssatL
A. Cams ssepiy

There are yet Hving IN that great
soashSosf those sho Sih reseh the
story o. Hanillu's ride from the banks
of the washra 10 Camp supply. Il
remains one OF the syics Of the piaias.
one af sho proad traditions Of the
army To she man himself those hours
~ danger struggle aud weariness.
Nere more a dream than a reality.
he passed through them almost an
consciously. a soldier performing his
duty IN utter foEEetfulRess of self.
nerved BY the discipline OF years of
service. b. the importance OF his mis-
sion. aud by memory Of Molly MELON
ald Love and duty held him reeiiRs
In the saddle. brought him safely to
the journeys end.
Lot the details pass unwritten. Be
meath the aarkening skies OF early
evening. the Sergeant and the Usage
guide rode forth into the peril and
mystery Of the shrouded desert Be
yond the 0utmost picket. moving as
silently as two specters. they found
at last a coaiee leading upward from
the valley to the plains above. To
their left the Indian fires swept in
half circle. and between were the
dark outlines of savage foes. From
rock 20 rock echoed cultural voices.
but, foot by foot. unRoted by the keen
eyes. the two erept steadily on
through the midnight Of that shelter
ing ravine. dismouRted. hands clasp
ing the nostrils of their ponies. feel
ing through the darkness for each
step, haltine breathless at every
crackle of a twig, every crunch OF
snow under foot Again and again
they paused. silent, motionless, as
some appsrition of savagery outlined
itself between them and the sky, yet
slowly. steadily. every instinct of the
plains exercised. they passed unseen.
In the earliest gray OF dawn the
two wearied men erept out upon the
upper plateau. dragging their horses.
Behind. the mists of the night still
hung heavy and dark over the valley,
they swung into their saddles, faced
sternly the chill wind of the north
and rode forward across the desolate
snow fields. II was no boys play!
The tough, half-hroken Indian ponies
kept steady stria-, leaping the drifts.
skimming rapidly along the bare hill
sides. From dawn to dark scarcely .
word was uttered. BY turns they
slept In the saddle, the one awake
gripping the others rein. Once, in a
strip OF cottonwood beside a frozen
creek. they paused to light a fire and
make a hssty meal Then they were
on again, facing the frosty air. rid
ing straight into the north. Before
them stretched the barren snow-clad
steppes, forlorn and shelterless, with
scarcely mark of guidance any
where, a dismal wilderness, intersect-
ed by gloomy rayines and frozen
reeks. Here and there river, the
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13

water icy cold and covered with float
ing ice, barred their passage; down
in the valleys the drifted snow turned
them aside. Again and again the
struggling ponies fioundered TO their
ears, or slid headlong down some
steep declvity. Twice Hamlin wgs
thrown, and once the Usage was
crushed between floating cakes ana
submerged in the Icy stream. Across
the open barrens swept the wind into
their faces. a ceaseless buheting. chill
ing 10 the marrow; their eyes burned
In the SNOWFLAKE. Yet they rode on
and on. yoiceless. suffering in the
grim silence of despair, ft deuizeus
of that scene OF utter desolation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
hss.ss Il Aeplses1.s 10 SD ksd :.
lksans
d 81 I---.al.. Il--..--I--l.-

ia Ne Aaftsr - a. k-tsis 81 Lsara tsauesa
AL asd fssz4I flsIrsucs haiL aiiasrs NJ
kata Has 1slalasi tssssiIsn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
Halters for Cromwell

The Massachusetts statue OF Crom-
well, which il is proposed 10 remove
from its present site, is one Of three
of the Lord Protector in England. the
Others being the one outside Westrnin-
ster hall and the one in the market
place of St Ives. Hunts.
AT the unveiling ceremony of this
last some IL years ago it was found
that beneath the yelling some local
Jacobites had de2orited halters with
inscriptions in anything but loving
memory. ropes with suggestive dedica-
tons. and eunpovder
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
NQTI0f = sIFEElY t.TFFN Thai ~ a.

- - ft1stslf- tsffiaftfil llasA
NC,IlfE ~ sfEEgsS GsfFFN rhas Ne "a.
.srsisIsefi asssarsilsn - bars tfelffs tad and
hszes ttsusHas hsis. 81 iIaf chiiflTsn q Alnss-
haii sssal4 ed hes hieil ~ tlie uitGe - cisirs
~ Ne rsIsaE5 essnrf ~ tsauaisssa cauaty sistte
~ isitarsais uff fsfua isu uIff Tor tiH sssse
~ tlie fuile~ia2 ss--rrItFii rFai estsle sai1fas
lnG h. zslu altuutz- sitssie wins aau tseiHs -
She ratsf5 sf fslIuui uizssIi -ftifl 20 tfiifi snd
uezcrillea fuilues. o 81 a. aualFiiiedi
alrn.haH iaisrssf a. SD ll1f ~ g. and tise
~ ~ --stitin 500 - NJ. = sod the
81 ~ ~ -ssftiou ; Iuss Ia-hiV ~ y ksa9H
2. tasf af thn III N 0i'A thf thes.
Hataf arIu ealer rilfiii- fuuufTfeH tInr ns
ANN VI EThbh NoEitif j. lEktH "
O. Thai tIis saiH lsffftion sill b. haau aag-
~ tils 1ith astg ~ tsiIrnsre. re- The . =
D a cis1ck 10 saule briue one = D. x
uAar aaEs - tlIe 8secaIIlIlor t7rU uf the lGf
Cuilrt 20 danuisulI Cuuuty state q toioratisl-
90 -fasln thereafter cilun-ai mas b. lieara
a. gnIah TIME and pisco son csn agilear and
ohlec- t. saii uetfsiuu. b yuu 80 ~ - Do
fpNA ~ rs hALL -FEN,T.
tiuarfiiar ~ sire ksiaste % larra tfauesa Hal
and Eaysi floraucn Hail Minor
ftrsi Pub 5an. iait
Last pub. Ha. n. ial4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Grape Wuts" Spc8icu 5mei
Yadeie iir ...................... 25c
odrinae ~9oronef" @hleiie Sds
rngc nit IomatosSauce. Gn6le..... 12e
enrbinen oeiorm aine" giHettc
Saroinen IN Iomaios Sauce; Nr. 4
Niihien ..................... lJe
Sarinar nggautmore" Ghfctic
marinirie Sdrinae. 9ii6ie.......... 1Oe
eancc - .gam.man" GHicite Sdnrc.
mportiri; fein fir Slid uno arab'
oeim5.gruSuIte
Qomaio 0butneb. requldr 25ey tilr.. 23e
SonQio heliib, re9uldr 25c iiir...... 23c
8fcfier sauce. regular 25c.. fire. 23c
Snoinu Heliib. regular 25c., tnr.... 23c
Siibc Rdles, re1uldr 25c. tiir...... 23e
Saucre &idlcs reqnldr 25c., iilr..... 23e
Slipenol reauldr 25c.. filr.. ...'........ 23e
Gntiup reqiildr 25c.. fiir............ 23c
Giiig. regular 25c.. ir.............. 23e
sun Gun Garne Gan Camps Chill
Con Gnrne nit Gobnen N M.
Nii6ien 1885,; in 9lr. I Ninien. SC
etdrgc Sancb @lan5sstdrfe in
@funos sSbahteln .................. 1St
9urar 20 WHle Eeam" 9orar in
4 BIO '4ndcten; regular l2c Spe
6iell Observation-Disclosures. lOc
WaiNbldne Stewari 81 COS
SNNIWVtNUt III HApbcH OlVuN"s sssss' ~
Main1ldne Steport & 50. 8 4ugel
&ainbldue 4io 4adeie 2tc.; x
@fo.sS6amicln ttc.i u @io.rS1ddieln &c
euba gureio" Gillette eaIs
Sood. Kddet ........... &c
sulnrinc Sir ole glrien Dieinn.
GunriNonncn 45c; 8inte4anncn 23e;
u @lnieManne ................... 13c
@ntppmnbe Goiib'S bodiene
Qutpomaoc in @lasbii6icn .'....... 25c
sapDliu sir 1oileiie cber &iicbe
Siiid Observation-Disclosures. &c
SciicupulDcr ySurcin" Gtiietie
@robe gddeie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
@on 9lnti @uper in aannen roc;
0bIre 20 llnle Ieam" Norar
Seicnsa Chips" Rndei ........... fOc
-Grbaeihsh, etepart & So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

@lonnes miiroig gepeien iei, inoem
er iagtc. SD pcroe Sbr morihes
9fcid @lieo fir @Iieo ouseinanOcr'
rciBel.~ ullnO er tbut oies iest"
fiigte Scr Spre6er 6in5u.
gFreuBcn"~ 10 flibr Sr. 2lopo
George fort, lit Der StraBeu-Epronn
BON europa. W3dnner, 6rnuen iuo
&inOer meroen ebenio mic 9lotionen
oes @eges permieien. SelbIt @roB-
britanuien murOe oes &eges bernie.
len. @cnn nod Ser olte britiihe
@eiit III Dem @olfe bon @roBbritan-
nien lebt, Damn miro ser &oufbolo
faltsciteat peroen. Senc oa6teh
Dab mir iie ni6t beiiegen f6nnten.
@s miro feline Ici6te 9lufgo6e Ieiit.
@s miro lange 8eit in 9Inipru6 ne6-
men. @s miro idredli9 iein. Oo6
idlieBli1 peroen mir our9 SHreden
sum Sriunpb mnribiren.~
9ln bic nl1nnli6e 8epolferllng ap-
pcairenO 5lt Sen 8abnen SIT Glen
hlbr Der aan5ler fort.
0Dieier Strieg lit cin gigantiiher
&onpf fir bic 8efreiitng @uropa's
aus Der Sflaperei Ser militGril6en
&uitc, mel1e i6re S1atten ouf 5pei
@enerationen eeporien umO icst Die
@clt in Elm @lltboo getnltft Bat
Ger 9feOner crflGrtc, 0eutI6lono
babe gl1n5enoe Gigenidaften bon
aopf Ser5 im0 Sano, iei aber in ein
faliHes Gipiliiations-Soe bineinge-
oriIlt por0en.
Der S6nbfon5ler citirte Damn nod
Oeribieoene Steaen aus Heoen Safer
Milbelm's, Die er ais .ool bon Erd6-
lcrei inO @roBt6uerci" 6e3ei6nete
uno crfIdrtc, penn iolde Soccn 5ur
Mlarime eines groBen &ei1es Mir
Sen, Damn iei eS an Ser Belt, OaHeIbc
riidiidtsIos 81 0eridmettern.
Saponiide 2un0truppcm
in Siautf6ou oeGanOet
Eofio, 10. Septembcr. Cine
jnpaniihe Eruppen-9lbtbeilmg, Die
nit Der 6lotte cooperirt, lit nad elmer
beute bier erIoiienen oifi5ieaen 9ln-
fiinoigung om tS. os. Wlts. in Der
Sooiban-9ai gelonoet.
Die GaOaQeric ero6ertc an II.
September Oen 9abn6of &iautl1nt
unO bei9lagia6mte einen 3us. I'm
ter Den Faiiogieren befano iib Der
ErdIiocnt Der S6antiing-@obn mel
der 5um @efongenen gema9t uuroe.
Ser Sanoing Der Sopaner in 2ao'
i6an ipuroe fein gioeritan0 geleiItet.
Gin oageneiner g(ngriff auf Cling
tau miro bier ais nabc bcooritebeno
era1tef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

5c6lad5t cine @oilie IN Dem &in9en
Der beioen genoltiaen 0eera ein, Die
an ser Ollie, glisne unO g9oeprc
einanoer oegeniiber iteben.
Gle Eruppen Ser @crbiinOeten mo
ebenio ole ser Teutideu o0nnen iidl,
butter oen Itorfen Terihau5ungei
0erborgen filr5e 9fnbe. Steqeniueiie
waren Die Shiibengrdben infolge oes
dnbaltenoen Negens bis sur Sdlite
nit @oIier gefiiat. Ger beporlte6enOe
&f Oeripriht iogar nod erbitter-
ter uno bartnddigcr 81 peroen, ais
Oie Sdlndten an ser O}arne Gic
Gerbiinoeten madtcn al einigen
Stellcu 9eringe 9orti6ritte, bod
brahteu Die Greigniiie Der leBten "a
Stmoen nicbts @idtiges, ouBer Der
@eIt1tigung, OaB Die oeuti6en glr-
mee'n aus 2ot6ringen Geritdrfingen
erbolten bGtten.
Ginige berein5elte 3uiammenitoBc
erfolgten 6eilte, ober beioc Norteiett
babn offer6or ibre 8oftif, lAnea por-
3uge6en, ge1noert, Die Die eriten Gage
oes arieges fenn5eihneten. Gie NOR
0erilAc @irfune Ser Wloidineuge-
mebre bat lire 9ebre oen TrlIppen
oer 9tationen ert6eilt.
Gin 3wiidenfna ser eeitrigen
admpic, ais Ser erbitterte aompi
idredIibe Opfer foroerte, ipuroc
bcutc oiel beiproden.
Gin englii6es Snfanterie 9fegi-
ment, oos Sen 9efebL crbolten botte,
cine Oeltti6e Steaung 8ll nebmen,
fnieten einen 9(ueenblid i'm @ebet
rieoer. Ole Soloaten miiBter, ooB
ibr 9lneriff biele Opfer foroern mir
&c; Iie iprongen tooseberoHten0 ouf
Ii. erreidten inter iAmerem @ei6iib-
bogel Ser 0eutlder enolidb Die feino-
IiHe SteIlung. 8iele poren INTER
negs liegen geblieben ober Der &eIt
ncs 9iegimerts bertrieb nod ber5pei.
feItent 8oionettfompf Ole DeittIben
aus ibrer Stellung. Dies lit mr. ein
9eilpiel to0esulitbieen @orge6ens
uno Der Dis8iplin Die in Ser fron8o.
iii6en eneliidcn irno e6enfolls in
Ger OeltiAel 9[rmee berridt.
Geltibe 0ffi5iere, oie in @efan.
scnldoft eerietben meloen bon
idweren %erlliten lnter Sen oellt.
i6en Sruppen; nomentIid iollen ou-
Eeroroentlib biele 9ffi5iere gefollen
iein. nOie Sruppen boben iebt ni1t
cinmol I'M 9ipouot 9fube, erfl1rte
Elm onoerer oelltiden @efongener
eeitcrn g[beno erldien iiber ltns ein
fran5oiiiher 6Iieger un6 mari 8on-
ben berab, Die groBen S6ooen nn-
ridtetcli.
@eitere 9fuiieniiege auf
Dem Ydpfer.
@aris, 19. Sept. Cine off
8ieae 9efunuttnahung oes ruiiiihen
@enerolitobs pur0e pom @etrogra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Centrum langiam ober itetig an @o-
ben. Gos Souptquartier peroffent-
Iidte nod feline glngaben iiber sic
genoue Gage ser SteQung, ionocrn
begniigte lid Ieoiglib nit Scr GrfI6.
ruug, oie Seere ltdnoen einauoer
5wiiden ser Die uno ser @tarne &c.
geniiber.
2eutnant @erncr bon 9euulieu,
elmer Der befonnteiten oeutideu Wli.
litdrflieger, lit 9eitorbeu. gr lit am
A. September ouf einenl gluffld-
rlngsfIugc t0otlih permunoet nor.
Sen, blieb ober am 5teueropporot
bis er oos 6lug5eug iiher naA Dem
9lufitegSorte 8uriid6radte. Gam
broH er 5uiommen. Ger geo6ad-
tingsoffi5ier fonnte naH Der Gam
oung midtige Wlelouugen mohen.
9ei G9dIons iiel Ser befannie
9ilObouer 5rie0riH @founihmiot,
Der ais Sauptmonn ser 9leierpe i'm
4. @aroe 9leaiment 81 SUB itonO.
Ger io5ioloemofratiihe 9ieihstogs.
9l6georOnete @ernlonn @enOel, ser
iib bei'm 6ranffurter SonOpe6r-9o-
taillou ais 6reipiIIiger melOete,
iHrieb all sic io5ial0emofratiiHc Ynr.
tel, eli f0nne ni6t ru6iQ binter Dem
Sfen iiseu bleiben, mdbreno 0ie
eon3e Station nm lire @riiten3 fam.
pie. Gr nil tp1breno ieiner 9ienit.
5eit nit gqort imo Gbat fir oie Ga.
cbe Der Sumanit1t eintretet Die i'm
ariege 10 arg berleBt iuiir0e Stabl.
pfeile, sic BON fral5oiiiben glDiotoren
binabgelporien iuur0en, iino nad Be-
rihteii oeutiAer @erbiinoeteH, bic
ncucite @offe ser 8ran5oien Die
@feile iino, mie Sic n@liindener me-
oi3iniide &unOihon4 beribtet, ans
Sortito6l, A bei 6 3on lang un0 II
3oa Itorf Tieie 8offe bat mebr
Grltdlnen berporgerlten ais lleShd-
Den anridteu fonnte. Gin Moun lit
bon oieien &feiIen. iopeit 6efannt
III, eetootet lporoen oie onoeren trli-
gen meiit leidte Sleiidwunoen Oo-
BON.
aronprin5 @eorg uno 9rin8 6rieOs
ri1 Gbriitian bon Sodien iin0 nit
Dem Giiernen arcii5 ousge5eidnet
poroen
0eutibe improbiiiren
6Iotte in 3 SitpreuBen.
gerlim is. Sept (pio 9Rotter-
0om mo Qpnoon). 0lah Sen leb-
ten Gelegramn1eu bonn Sriegsidou.
plate baben Ste Geuti9en in Sit.
9SreuBen pGbrenO ser lebtenSHlod)-
ten duf oen moiiriiHen See'n cine
1lotte impropiiirt. Sie riiiteten Ell
men gluSflugs Donpfer nit @e-
ihiiben uno @}oidinengeipe6reu
aus. Der fleine Gonpfer Ieiltete
aute 1ienite ais electromagnetic
3luiiher Sem rehtcn uno liufen Silt
gel DER 9lrmee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

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