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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24


the grief and all Of his suffering and
death,
A small bouquet Sent by her was
pinned to the lapel OF the GOAT in the
casket.
After the services a photograph Of
the casket and flowers was taken, a
request of the mother that she might
sent it to the old home in England.
George was born on the farm owned
by Bloom & Martin Of Waterfowl and
occupied now by MI. and Mrs. Hal
Lemon.
The casket was attended by Claude
Tessier, Emil Molln, Ira Tigner, Oscar
Oleson. August Melchert and Harry
Sasse.
In the passing of George Dean the
community and the country loses one
OF the truest, cleanest, most worthy of
young 3 We never heard foul
ness or profanity or foultfinding from
his lips and we knew him quite we'll.
He was the son OF a splendid mother.
and q splendid mothers boy.
Mrs. John Molln, OF Riehlaad, and
the Misses Meta and Nina, the Misses
Wick and Mr.. Richard Smith, EN-
ployed at the Molln home and who
was driving, called at the Dean home
Thursday OF last week In the evening.
AS they we're turning into the road
upon their return the carriage was
upset throwing all out. Fortunately
none was seriously hurt, but Mr..
Smith was rendered unconscious and
was so until the party nearly reached
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24

Fest We're callers at the Henry John
son home Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Tweed has been on the
sick list the past week.
Miss Inga Ustrud returned home
from WatertoWn last week, where
she has been employed this summer.
Miss Agnes Thoe helped Mrs. Henry
Johnson during threshing.
Nora Johnson, of Bradley, spent
the week end at home.
Mabel Peterson was a visitor at
Munson's Sunday.
Mr.. Kotch purchased a gas tractor
the first of the week.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24

This community was shocked by the
sudden death of Mrs. Phillips which
occurred Saturday morning. The fun
eral was held Monday at Lake NichoI-
son church and the remains were laid
to rest beside her husband. The sym
pathy of all goes out to the sorrowing
friends and relatives
Minnie Morgan returned home Fri
day after helping Mrs. Goodspeed for
the past three weeks.
Miss Margaret Snyder spent Sat
urday and Sunday visiting friends
near Bradley. Miss Snyder is teach
ing school at Garden City.
Dan Nisbet and Mrs. G~oodspeed
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Groves
Sunday.
Almira Beard, of Florence, is stay
ing with Mrs. Mt Campbell.
Alden Phipps and daughter, Fife,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Phillips
Monday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
KRANzRuRe.

The dance at Kranzburg was not d
very great success as the weather
was not agreeable, but they hope to
have better luck next time.
Martin Lindner was a business
caller at Waterfowl Tuesday.
Ed Heckathorne was a WatertoWn
passenger Thursday.
Reinhard Jeub, who was injured in
an accident with gun Sunday, is at
WATERFOWL and is recovering rapidly.
Mike Fox, who has been seriously
i'll for the past two weeks, is now
able to be out.
Abbie Schlosser left FIR Minneap-
oils last week on a visit.
EDEN.
AIRS. Knute Thoe and daughter were
Wallace callers Tuesday.
Mr.. md Mrs. Peter Lee arrived from
Cannon Falls, Mimi, some time ago
and will make their future home here.
Miss Florence Faehn WA a visitor
ct Gulbraa's Saturday evening.
Helen Johnson is assisting at Drag.
stems during t~hreshing
Rey. and Mrs. Haanstadss baby was
Ihaptised Sunday and received the
name OF Ruth Johanna.
Miss IdelIa ustrud left for Water
town Sunday 70 attend the business
college.
Arthur Kinstad III Sit. James, Min.
nesota, a Visiting relatives ii thiz
Mrs ana Mrs, Johnson and Mrs.
Il S&HSrEe
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24

al Selects was taken to the SAM
tarium at the city where he is in the
care of DR.. Bartron. Mrs. Ed Selects
accompanied him to the city.
Miss Ruth Croft returned to the
city Sunday evening, having come
home to attend the funeral of Geo.
Dean.
The community was shocked We'd
lnesday evening by the sad death Of
one of its most popular young men,
George Dean. George was we'll known
and had many friends who join with
the writer in extending our sincere
sympathy to the bereaved ones,
A loved one from us is gone;
A voice we love is stilled.
They will miss him at the dear old
home,
we will miss him everywhere.
Mesdames Lewis, Vim. Ostrander
land Hal Lemon went to spend the
Fday at the F. B. Rowley home near
Nicholson lake recently.
Mrs. o. M. Edison lis spending a. few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
sSamuel Dean.
Threshing is nearly done in these
parts and the farmers are somewhat
disappointed in return for their hard
;Espent season, but live in hopes of a
better s. to come.
The dance at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Friday evening was a
social success, being enjoyed by all
present.
AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Lewis number of relatives and
friends were entertained Sunday at.
~Efernoon.
Miss Anna Wing Is entertaining her
friend from Troy. a few days at pres
ent,
Nh. and Mrs. ]. Larson and son
John, from Midland, s.. d, were cal
lars ait the John Molln home In con
pany with Mrs. VIM. Ellis and son.
Franklin, Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs
Larson are old acquaintanees from
west OF the river and are visiting al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. ELLIS
near the city
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
Ever a. You ana

Yabsley-My car has drop fargiI
Gahaley-WhAt are drop forgin}
Yabsley-3do don't nows-h ic}
Post
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
SALE!

WE are just completing our first year of business in our new store.
We thank the people of Waterown and surrounding country for the
splendid business they have given us. We hope to merit a continuance
OF this patronage during the year on which we are entering. To fitinev
celebrate this event W will hold ter day Anniversary Sale" beginning tomorrow. Ibis
de mas Always Den noted rt SNnue giving md now Whnoth er stores are marking up hn
goods on the slightest prdext we are marking curse down. Wethmk it only fair that the mr
chant should danda little of this advanced az we'll aAhis cutOne and both be- ankfI +by -
in a cOmty heh from war 80
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
UNDERWEAR.

In our Ladies Knit Underwear we carry the famous
Athena Athena needs no introduction to the wo-
men of this territory-they all wear it, SO strong has
it become that it has literally driven out all compel
ing brands. This is no exaggeration. Prices q mn
run up from SaoV
We Will offer for the sale a splendid full blcached
extra Hecced Union Suit in all sizes, high or low neck,
long or elbow sleeves. A garment that is well Yl9
worth 81. Anniversary sale price .............a ~
Fine spring needle rib Union Suits, made Of an
extra fine mercerized yarn, sold regularly at Q0a
1925. Anniversary sale price .........,....UJ G
Two dozen Ladies Wool Union Suits, slightly shop
soiled, regular price, $3.50 and $500. Sale Q9 ca
price (.
The first thing in womcn's between season t~wo-piccc
Suits, sold regularly at soc and 6Nc a garment. 9Go
Anniversary sale price ......,.......... SJG
BLANKETS.
Sleep warm o nights is the best kind of advice.
Buy your blankets now when you can buy them cheap.
When the whole season is before you to enjoy them in.
Why SILVER till the winter is half over?
All wool full size plaid blankets, regular price $3.50.
p nae,ve ..a:.. sale :. !. !. 81. 995
Extra heavy wool nap Blankets, large size, tans and
grays, regular price 1915. Anniversary 81 or
sale price ......,... QfHJJ
Heavy feeced twelve quartered Blankets, regular
price 81, rs. Anniversary sale Gf An
price. 4. r..... a. .... -. ... ,....,.,..Q EEsFJ
Plaid wool nap blankets, large, soft and fluffy, reg
ular price 1925. Anniversary sale QT 90
price ....,,, peaOJ
ROBES.
.1 SIX Aatemohile Robes 6. heavy, large and III OFF
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24

SO inch all wool Storm Serge, unbeatable for SER
S Sioo and An "sS'' "a ~ sa 1e' price s5s"n = ''s''"r price 7795C
niS e 5ne1 s sts'P Psi ss'ss s:' regular priss s5o: N. 445c
PRICE sia2 Sc. anS sa T1 Pfiss Shepherd o3s'a, regular 19c
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24

Our ladies ready-to-wear department on the second
floor is a busy spot these days. Our iron clad rule Of
no two alike is meeting with special favor. Buy YOUR
suit or coat here and it is a great deal more exclusive
IN style than anything shown by the large city stores.
They buy two or three dozen Of a number to get a few
cents reduction IN price. We are better pleased with
satisfied customers and a smaller profit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
GOD PITY EED-GRIPPED MICHIGAN


army copper little
should crime the shooting Meyer his
force deportation needn't surprise None blind those who
think they have pocket motive not to
utter blindness those Calumet lawyers doctors
blindness of those northern doughfaces who
southern the angry ement which the
their blindness that they backing the horse What they think
indeed
butter rancid and when they have eaten little longer they will
sick
purgd
vii itself of Labor going have
the the profits well
earnings will find parasites have always found that it's suicidal
to the of sustenance
Meanwhile God pity greed-gripped Michigan!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30

cannot 10
and it wi
a vote in
And thos
labor's ei
to try to
Meal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

meiiler.
ngfidt9 6ot er nibt ben &Dnig
bon PreuRen Inn Die Grloubnis oe6e=
ten, aus ben &ouern Der oblioen @us
ter cine Mobilaoroe gu bilben8"
rNbl" entflbr es unmilltiirlib ben
9ippen Werfmsiiiers, unb er ri9ieie
iidb aus fefner gebiidten Gtellung ouf.
SliBf9nell treu3ten ii9 oie Geoontcn
in icinem &ople. 2(lIo Der plon
9einri9s bon aroiigt mar ben 5rons
5oier berroten norosn, nur tonnteu lie
Ieinen ei9entlicben llr6eber niht, ions
bern 6ielten Neoell fir BEN S9ulbis
gen. glotiirlid. benn er ols 2onorot
6otie ben 8efdluB Der Stdnbe oem
&0nige 3u iiberIenben oe6obt. Der
QanOrat mar ia Elm feuri9er potriot
unb beoeilterter 5relnb ienes Plones
geipeIen, o6er ausge0o6t bate i6u Gin
onoerer, unb 8par Elm Wann, Der benz
Poitor nod ipeii, melt fotoler mar,
fein eigener potron, Der SHlobberr
ouf poplib. Der Itol3e, lc9roffe junse
Wlnnn mo6te NUN 3ufeben, ireI9e Tols
gen iein iiberipannter pctriotismus
fir i6n aeitigte. 3ubem - ipem lhoz
bette ct. ipenn er Ieinen Nomen nannte2
Der Baron batte ia Iein @6loB oers
IaITen uno mar 3ur Qlrmee eegongen
unb botte ben &onbiboteu Wlpltenz
bauer in popliB 70 quaii ols ieinen
@ertreter eineCIebt Demndd tonnten
ibn bic 5ran5oien 3und9l gar ni6ts
onbaben, unb Dem Piesborfer iprrben
biellei4t eroBe llnannebmii9teiten err
ipatt. gs nor alfo gang in Der Orb
nune. baB ct ioote mas er puBte. ia
es mar eteentlib g6riiienpflint
nSie ipiHen etpas, fogts Der 5ran-
sole, Der i6n fdarf beobdntet bate,
ni9 Iebe es Sbren an"
,sSn Der Sat" antiportets Merfmeis
fer, .unb id fam Sbncu ru6ig Die
fogen Ser 9lnn, bon 0em
sic fprenen eriitierte ollerDinas in
ben NDpFen einiger eraliierter G0sl+
leute. Cb er noh eriItiert, t'eiB ic6
uiHt, bespeifle es ober. SeoeufalIS,
psHsp fonpsn Sic ii4sr ieiM 1T per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01


Der 5rdn5oir 3aiic inoeHen audi
feline eioenor'ioer @s6nnten ee babt.
QLuf ben erlten 8lid battle er in 4lerts
nieiiier ben Idnohfn @harotter err
tanni uno Ioiort bei4loIieH oos auss
5uniiben.
raommen Sic fer~ fagte er gang
fDrbiaI als Ser 9o' 'r pieoer ins
8immer trot. nirinten Sie nod cine
6Iaibe nit mir"
,@roBe G6rs, entgseuste Merfineiz
fer unb lieB ii1 ouf Der &onte dnes
StubleS nieber.
DGie itnb iHon ldnesr in biefer @es
oenb2" eroffneie Der 6ron5oie bic linz
terboltung.
Sat 3ebn Sobre."
so tennen Gie alIo bic 2eite iano
bic @erbGltniITe fehr gutl"
.6m, ia ~ gum Sell II geipib,"
trpiberie QHerfmeiiter. Tas fling ia
an, ols follte er berbort peroen.
,gs liegt bier berum Elm @ut NIT
0amen qiesbprf. Wer 1T bort GIlatsz
berr2 Uie melt 1T es bon bier2"
Der @nts6err lit unIer 9oit brat
bon @ebea. gu 4feroe i1uusn sic
IN elmer Gtunbe bort iein."
,Socre bleul" rief N}artig gnoc,
mad meiner Gorte nuB es piel ipeiter
fein. 6dtt' i9 Oas geipubt. 70 pdre
id bod nod beute binseritten." Gr
faBte ben pforrer beim HDde ilnb iab
ibm T4orf ins @eFdt. n@on rieiem
Qgeoel babe i'd f6on bies linio bas
ee6Drt uno Mill i6m cine 8Hite ma
den. Rennen Gie ibn nd6ers Wos
lit ct fir Elm Nlann2"
.S9 tenne i'm ntdt naber, 5err
wlojor. Gr 1T Elm guier bonetter
wlonn; ols qonbrot lit ct T6arf."
.QDeiter ipiiIen Sie nibis bon
ibm2"
vGr iii Elm iireugaldubiger Wlann"
fubr WerimeiIter betlommen fort.
,@or allem lit er ipp6l Elm preubis
Yd5er Datriot CONNIE il faut2~ fraote
Sex Nlojor NIT f@arIer Getonung.
sDas pirb sT tppAl anb ieils"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

5urdtIos uuo treul Soften mir, oa6
mem mir I'M nddiicu Sabre peoer
bier 6eiu Gannitotter Goltsfcit 5u-
ionmenfommcn, cs CeltidlanO &C.
hngcn lit ieine 9}eioer imO 8einOe
fir imner ob5uiNiitteln mo eS
mic0er mlf frieoliden 9a6nen geben
fanH wie auf Dem arieaspiaoe audb
init Dem alien bliibenoeu @rfolge,
0eu es peroient. Gies foil imo muB
beute Der g9uni6 eiucs icoen Oeut-
iben 0eilticbiprebenoen imo 0eutt6-
fii6lcnocu iein. cines ie0eu, ser Der
itdnoniB uno 9lhhlug BAT fir Sumo
nit1t, 9ilorng, @ineuIdait mO
aimit, fms, fir ons oroBe 6crrlibe
9eutidt6mn. imO oics lit, 0oOon bin
i'd felt ii6cr5cugt, ser inui9iie gSuuib
eines ieoeu Gmmiiattcrs~
@ierauf iolgten, BON rauidcnoem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

nSo fommen mir ni9t peiier,
Iagte Der 5ran3oie Itreng Gr itanb
ouf unb trnt ppr @ertmeiIter bin.
19err Yaitor obne llmihpeife
Sic follen unb tDnnen mir unD Oos
nit Der Snde oes &diIers eineu
Dienit erpeilen. 8os lit biel G6re
fir sic, mein Serr 9afor. @ereeRen
Sic olfo, baB Sic Elm preuBe iparen.
Sic iinb es ni1t me6r, bsnn ss eibt
tein preuBen mebr. sic 1inb jebt
trait bes gle6iss. Oos Der iiegreihe
Degen gibt, llnterton glapoleons oes
@roBen pie i9 auh. @orum bsonts
porien Sie mir meine 6rogen, bic icb
Sbnen borlege, 70 eineebenb uno io
prd5iIe, ipie es einem guten llntertonen
Seiner Wlojeitdt ge5iemt."
rWlein @oit, mein @ottl" jommerie
We-fmeiiter unb fonf in Yeinen Gtubl
3uriid. nMonim benn gero0e ibg"
n6ie maiden ben @in0rud Der sSns
telligen3," snteegnete ber5ranaole un0
ber5og ben Wlunb. nWan trifft 2eute
Sbrer 2trt ni9t allie Snge" Ia9 eiz
ner Neile fiiete er 6in3u: ng2un, 0err
Pforrer, pDllen Sie mir Re6e iteben2"
ss5rogen Sic" ontportete QGerts
meiIter nit flonoloier Stimme.
sd bin bier in Der @egenb." be-
gam oer 5ran5oie, nniht mir, Inn bic
Oerfpreneten Bette Der preuBif9en Qlr-
me. 5u berfoloen. Das 1T nicbt6onpts
iabe. SD bin bielme6r 6ergeIdidt,
i'm bos 2ano gu po5ifi3ieren. Dds
Bolt fpiro bier, ipie man fagt, auIges
ipieoclt bon ben mauvais sujets, iibelr
eeiinnten @beneuten. Ulan mill bic
8auern bepofFnen, einen @uerilla=
trieg ent8iinben. SIT eS an bem9"
n@pr Dem Musbru6e be5 &risoes
NOR ollerbingS etpns oerortiges ges
plant" fliiiterx Wertmeifer.
.Gins @efabr fir Die iieoreic6e Or
NEE lit bos n1tiirli4 ni1t," fubr ber
Mcior fort. naber es tann unbeqrem
iperbeu, IN ber Spibe Der aonipi-
ration IoIl eben Der Monlieur be Mes
bell lteben, ben @ie nonnte1.@
D@as glaH6s i9 ui9t1 iagte @ert1I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

2anbrnt bon Me6ell ni9t fsin llrber
Der. Gr por mir, ols eriier 8eomtsr
bes qreiies, 6ez Mun6 Der GreisFanDe
eegeniiber Dem &0niee. Der llr6eber
1T Gin gon3 oroerer." :"
limb tper2" fraste Der Moior ungss
bulbie.
Ser @uts6err bon QopliB, Elm
Serr BON 2rpIst." fagte Mertmeiiisr.
nNlein @Dit, mas 1T Sbnsn, 0err
Woior9" rief er betiir3t, ols er fob,
pie Der 6ron5oie pie bon sinem {9iebe
getroffen 3uIommenfubr unb ibm eis
nen Bid 3uporf Der i6n enticbte.
m4roiistl Soeten Sie ri9t io9"
ontpurtete Moriisaoc nit ltliIam beis
lertr Gtimme.
o@epiB, 6err Mojor."
oSit Der Menf9 preuBiI4er Offis
aierg"
,,Gr mar es. premierleutnont i'm
Megiment Qnts2oriiG. 2(ber er bat
ben Q(bfhieO genommen uno lebt ouT
feinen Giitern."
Sin noh iiingerer WlanH9" inquis
rierte Der 6ransoie peiter.
n@ds tann ib Sbnen genau iagen.
Gr lit geboren am %. 6ebruar odts
iinbiieb5ig
Der Wloior T9lug nit Der Touft
ouf BEN Slid. 10 baB Der paitor err
idroden 5ulommsnfubr. rNifen Sic,
ob bisier 4roist an elmer Der preuBis
fc1en Eompagnen In polen teilgenoms
men bate"
NaturliG Dubte Wertmeiiier oos
fe6r gut, a6er bic fyrage ma9te ibn
miBtrouiIm. 9ag mar ia ion0erbor
Ser fran56iiTd)e GfIt5ier Idlien ctipos
bon Dem popliber 6errn 3u ipiiien.
fannte i'm pielleic6t iogor. Gr ertpis
Serie fes6alb: sd mar bomals no@
nidi bier. 6err Nlaior, uno i4 iUeiB
nidt ob AltsSarif9 nit nadb Bolen
eiuaeriidt lit"
n&o, Sie lpiiien es niht." Der
Mlojor I4ritt eiuise Nlalc in befti9er
Grregung auf unD nieper ilub fro9tc
oann aWie 4sibt bos G4loba Mie
melt lit esq"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

npopIib lieqt span5ig mlinuten bon
bier. Serr bon 4roii9t 1T potron uno
@utsberr ouh bier in 2oublinqen."
PHASE" rief Der 6ransoIe nit blitz
5enDen 9lugen mDo miihen Sie i'm
ia son5 oenau tennen- lInO Sic Be-
6aupten, sic piiBten iht, ob er in
polen geipeier if2"
Der 6err Baron berle6rt ni3t perz
i0nliG nit mir" fagte QBertmeiiter
tlr8.
nSo fms Sie Inn berfeinoet2"
mgli9t gerabe berfeinbet, aber ir bat
iid nie freunbli1 81 mir geite1t. Sein
DerIiorbener Batter BAT mid bier eingez
icbt. ber Sobn lit mir obgeneiqt"
nSo, fo!~ @s mar foIt Elm Bid Des
Bo6leefolleus, ben Der 5ron3oIe benz
PdItor o0nnte. ,Sagen Sie eiumol,
6err pforrer. es iinb bod geipiB qeute
i'm Orte, Die biefen &roiigt nd6er fenz
neE2 S6offeu Sie mir fold einen
Wfonn 5ur @teIle."
nDa lit gum 8eiipisl Der Shullneis
iier BON 8eelsn, eriDiberte @ertmeiz
fer. nGr lit f6on lange bier un0 bat
benz jiingfen Sobne ouf bem S6lohe
llnterri1t I'm Re6nen erteiIt."
r@ut. ben loHen Sie fofort toms
menl~
,,9tber, i1 bite fle6entli9, berroten
mid Der Serr Major ni6t, Bat Werts
meiiter. Ser Baron Don &roiigf 1T
furnt6dr, penn i'm Der 3orn erfdBt."
n9eforgen Sie ni9ts, eripiberie
Mlortignac.
Der SHulntciiier fam uno puroe
befragt. 92adbem bas @er66r gu @noe
mar, purbe Oem erf9rodenen W}anne
mitgeteiIt. boB er Die ga6t iiber unter
8epaaung i'm Pfarrbauie gu bIeiben
babe.
Der 5ron5ole blieb cine StunDe auf
ieinem 3immer. obne iemono por3ulaIz
fen. MertlnciIter b0rte iinten, ipie er
rubeIps auf unO nieber ponoerte.
Danr famen bic fraB0fI4en Offi5ieg
re, bic unpillig na9 Speiie unbSrdnt
perlan9ten unh murrenD iparteten, Bis
Is ;hrem @orgeisstsR asiGaLssu rQ9lt.s rgQl.,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

9lls Die llmitelung bolenbet pors
ritt Wlartignoc nit Sebn 8eitern Doi
oas Eor un0 pollte eben dntlopfsn.als
bic Seiieniiir Iic6 0ffnete un0 ell
W4ann, Der cine Yel3tappe oilF Dem
&Opfe, lange Gtiefeln an ben 8eiieil
uno einen md6tigen &noienItod in bel
Jauf trug. beraustrat Gs mar Def
&anoiOot WolOeH6ouer, Ser elm begeif
iterter 5rii6auflte6er mar unb ebtn eis
men Dlorgenipa3iergang auf ben 6art'
gefrorenen Saale00mmen unternc6men
pollte.
Der 4an0i0ot por ie6r erI9rodeu
uno fubr unpiatiirli9 8uriid. @r bate
ben fron80Iii4m Offi3ier auf Den ers
item Bid ertonnt, uno es mar nobl
m0gli9, 6aB au9 Der i6n pieoerertenz
men piiroe, trobDem er nur bin unb
1nieber fliic6tig nit ibm 3u1ammenges
troffen mar. Qlber Nlarti9nacs Sc
ii4t blieb ganS taIt unb unbefpeglib.
@r muiierte Den in Der Sir Gte6enben
no4mals T9arf bon oben bis unteN
uno frogte bonn: nQBer iin0 Sie2"
sd bin Der &anoi0at Der S9eolos
gle Wlolbenboucr."
a8anbiOat Der 9beologis2 Sa. 10 fes
ben Sie ni1t aus ! Gber ipie Elm Sors
tier ober Bereiter $50 pollten sic
bin9"
nSpo3ieren ge6en, Iagte WlolOens
bauer fur5, in6em ibm bas @lut 81
&opFe itisg iibcr bic ungeniert frede
unO bo9miitige 2lrt, nit Der man ibn
bier ousfragte.
nSpa3ieren seben2 So frii6Y Sslts
lam. 9lun, leiber fam aus Sbrenl
Spo5iergonge iicbts peroen. Gie gss
leiten MIDI ins SdIoB. Oeffnen Gis
einmal ods Spr!"
(Bortiebuna folgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

gierng no6pciicu ooB oieiel6en
lpeoer oireftcs nod inoireftes gigen-
t6im ser oeutideu 9lcoieumg iin0;
e5 miro ais moGrideinlic6 betrod-
tel, ooB GroB6ritainicn Ooge8en pro.
teitiren miro, ooB Oie 9otiAoiten auf
aucrifaniider Seite 0urG llntert5o-
nen irgenO elmer friegfii6renOen 9to-
tion se5ano6o6t ucr0en.
@1 @1obno6mer ge0en 60.
men p0lltg gcrc6 tfer-
ti9t
g9oi6in0ton 81. 9lua. 0ic
oeutibc @oti6oit cr6ielt beitc bonn
9luswdrtiacn 9lnte in Berlin Die
uo4Ie6cuOe ora6tloie Cepeidc bin.
ii6tliH Ger StraimaBua6mcn gegen
Oie 6elgiicbe StaOt 96wcn(2ou0oilD
Sin 9lotter0amer 3eitunaS Gor.
reipon0ent mar 2lngen3euge Oes 9u-
tcrliit0cl }lngrifis Der Ginil6eo0l-
fcrimg BON Q6wen oif sic Oeuiiden
Cruppeu. 2hs Dem Shter6olt MIR
Sc nit Wlitrailleicn ouf Die Gentiden
sei6oHen. Gin 0fii5ier bonn 0euiiben
@cneralita6 muroe nit 0urbi9nitte-
rem Salie aii9ehmoeu Sn 2ongpp
uur0eu NlaIhlnen 5ir &eritellung
bon 0mn-Glnn-&eiGoiicn entocdt
@roBaomtrolOon z irpiB'S
Sobn niht Oerpun0ct.
g9oibington 81 9luglit -
Sr. @iuiton G6irbill Der erite Sor0
ser 6ritiihen 9lomirolitdt, Bat 6elte
ourd @erniittlng Der unerifdni
iMcn 9otiGoit in SonOon oos
StoatsOeportemeilt criudt, Dem
@roBaOmiral bon EirpiB BON Der
Ocutibeu 5lotte 0ur6 0cn qmerifa
niiMeu @otidafier III 9erlin Die
ua@Iie6enoc @oti6aft 5u ii6ermit
telu: uSbr So6n lit aercttct poroen
un0 muroe niht oeruunoet.
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um Souper al tommen.

gum Souper 81 tommen.
Sin toqer &erl, Der Martiqyac,
iogte Der &opitdn ouf frdn3oiiI@ 3um
1eutnant. n8aum Orei Sage 1T er
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rem zines Wlori9olls an"
Der quote 9leidmiitig Oie @HIeln.
rDees ifdt balt TO-" bemertte er nit
pbilofnp9iider Ru6e.
GnOli4 eri6ien Der Mlaior. Gr fab
etpoS blaiIer aus ols foni, aber er
mar bon elmer oon3 aufFalenoen Sc
benbigtcit unO Wlunterfeit. .Sie fpuz
pieren in unicrer @eIeuIhoft, 0err
Pfarrer," iagie ct 5u Mertmeiiter.
nSie babeu Der @a9e bes &oiIers
bielleidt einen ni9t unfpi9tioen DienIt
eripieIsn, inben Sie mid ouf biefe
Spur febten. 0eute BEL ylamt unD
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@dulc ni9t relbt borpdrts, ober NOR
gen IN Der 5rii6e nebme i9 bas g2elt
aus. Ser 9pgel pirO ia po6l ni9t
ausgeflogen fem"
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ith ipeisli9, es Su fogen. 8enn bas
befTere Wi1en ipir0 ni9t INNER in Der
@eIt nod Gebiibr belo6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

Giele Touienoe wobnien Der Groif-
nlug bel ~ Der uele @arf that.
iadlid iiberiiiat 6eitreoe oes
Frdiioenien Sauter II Gas 5elt
bonn idoniten @etter beoiiuitist
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blanfen @eUebrlaufen oo flog es
empor am idlanfen @ioit oos flat-
terrible 9anner Der Sterne unO Srei.
fen, pebte I'M Ninoe iiber Dem IT,.
Gonnitatter @olfsfeit Dem eriten I'M
neuen, eigenen 4orf Ger offi3ieQe
5laggen.9lft, nit Dem geitern 9l6eno
oos Set eroifret wuroe. begaun nit
einem llm8ue Der aompagnie @larD-
Idnoer Drills lmo 6unoert iigenofri.
ideu airoern II ihud6iider Eradt
an ser SpiBp Qrof Sieinmolo's Dor-
5iiglihe 1ailitor.0opene 9lah elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

9eifaa belo6nt, 0ie 9lnipraden Der
beioen gclooencn @6reng1lte, ocs
GongreBnitglieoes s. Charles Gin.
ibicitm pon NlarDlanO mo 0es Gon
areBmitglie0es 5ronf z. O'@oir pon
Slinois, mclGe iib Johann nit Dem
GorItonoc 0es @creins unO &ertrc.
tern Ger Erelie 81 cinen Our1 qciit-
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redte &olfsfeit in ieine 9iedte, NIT
Sdaubiloen Gorouiicls, SdieBitdii-
Oen. Eon3bo0en imO piclen Dielcm
mebr, 10 oaB oie i9onen Stnnoen mie
i'm 6lugc pcrgingcn. 0rei meitere
8clttage ite6en nod bepor ino mcrOcn
geiuiB an @efu@cr3a6l Sro6lidfeit
uno &ergniigen Dem gldn5enoen Gr-
offnungstagc nibt nadblie6en.
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81 80. ghlguit, Oia 4aris, 81.
g(uguit Gin in @enuo onge-
longtes Eclcgramm BON 93iid, Ger
bien beiagt, BOB sic Serbeu I'M 9e-
grill eieu, in 9osuien imo Der Ser
5egolpino ein5uoringen.