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Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print It-Now Beacon Press
Lifo Ins.7 Yes. Penn Mutual. could
Electric suppliss--Burgess-G Co.
Income tan blanks and assistance with
them is offered by the Peters Trust com
pany, 1922 Farnam street. without obliga-
tlon or charge.
N. A. HRu Sells Houss-M A. Hall
has sold to j. c. Johnson the brick apart
ment house at Thirty-first avenue and
Dodge street for $4,000.
70 Repair City HAN Boilsrs-An or
dinance providing ror the repair Of the
city hall boilers at cost of $1,000 was
passed by the city commission.
Thsater Tax Ordinance Laid over--An
ordinance providing for a tax of 10 cents
per seat on all theaters used as moving
picture houses was iaid over for week
by the city commission
Ryder and Kummsl to Talk-City COM
mlssioners Ryder and Hummel will ad-
dress the Southeast Improvement club
this evening In the new Bancroft school,
Seventh and Bancroft streets.
state Bank Of omaha--4 per cent paid
on time deposits; per cent paid on saw
lnbS bCCouUlS. All OepOSlls IN THIS Ddnh
are protected by the depositors' guaran-
tee fund Of the state Of Nebraska,
Buyers GO to New York-Trank NJ.
Rapalje and Charles NJ. Uodd. buyers
for the orchard & Wilhelm Co.. left
Sunday night for New York where thcY
will purchase goods for the coming
spring season.
Carson VIII Address League-H. +.
Carson, state superintendent of No
braska Antl-saloon league, will speak
before the Economic league this
evening at Soclock. The meeting will be
held at the court house and the topic of
Mr.. Carson's address will be What
Does II Cost?''
switohman Caught Between Cars--C
II. Lewis, 26l6 North Eighteenth street.
switchman employed by the Omaha rail-
road. was caught between two cars on
the Beebe & Runyon siding at Eighth and
Dodge street Monday morning and badly
bruised. 1t was thought at first that the
man suffered internal injuries, but ex-
animation by Or. r. b. Harris proved
otherwise
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
You save sIUn.y

When you buy Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound because just few doses stops
the cough and heals the cole, one bottle
lasts long time, and the last dose is
as good as the first. Mrs. S. S. s.. %
Van Buren, St.. Kingston, n. y, says:
Father had lagrippe and his cough was
something terrible and he could not sleep.
Foleys Honey and Tar not only stopped
his coughing. but IL brought my voice
back 20 me after a severe case Of bron-
chitis and laryngitis." For sale by ell
dealers everywhere Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
JOHN BURKE TO SPEAK AT
COMMERCIAL CLUB SATURDAY

United States Treasurer John Burke is
to be the speaker for the public affairs
luncheon Of the Commercial club this
week. The public affairs luncheon has
been put off until Saturday noon in order
TO have Mr.. Burke for a speaker, as he
is to be in Omaha on that day TO address
the Creighton University Founders day
banquet that evening. Mr.. Burke is ex-
governor OF North Dakota. He will deal
with matters concerning the treasury.
with especial reference to the new cur
'ency law and the income tax law.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
Item Welcomed
by Many Men

This recipe can be filled at
home. so that no one need know
of another's troubles, as the in
gradients can be obtained sepa-
rately at any well stocked drug
store. They are in regular use
and many different prescriptions
are constantly being filled with
them.
This will prove a welcome bit of
information for all those who are
oYerworked, gloomy, Respondent,
nervous and have trembling limbs,
heart palpitation, dizziness, cold
eXtremities, insomnia, fear with
out cause. timidity in venturing,
and general inability 10 act ma
turally and nationally as others
do, because the treatment can be
prepared secretly at home and
taken without any ones knowl-
edge.
overworked office men and the
many victims OF society's late
hours and dissipation Will. IL rs
said, find the restorative they are
IN need of.
If>ths reader decides TO try It.
get three ounces OF ordinary syrup
J sarsaparilla compound and one
ounce compound fluid balmWort;
! mix and let stand two hours: then
get one ounce compound essence
cardiOl and one ounce tincture ca
domene compound mot cardamon),
mix all together. shake well and
take a teaspoonful after each meal
and one when retiring.
a certain well-knOwn medical
expert asserts that thousands OF
men and many women are suffer
ers all because Of dormant circu-
lation OF the blood and a conse-
Qeuutial impairm ent of the nervous
force. which begets the most
dreadful symptoms and untold
misery. Advertisements
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
DETECTIVES MUST REPORT
REGULARLY TO THE CHIEF

Chief Of Detectives Maioney has got the
bulletin habit strong and has posted an
other mlssive tended TO dsrken the lives
OF his hands. The latest advice Is TO the
effect that all detectives shall report
regularly their whereabouts. st the given
time set for their reporting unless they
shall be detailed on some case that car
ries them beyond the city limits. strict
attention to this rule will furnish tho
chief with pair OF detectives every ne
teen minutes throughout the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
FREE

=. GEO. 4. GRAHAM,
816 y. 18th Sc.
II. II. GOFF,
200 s. 14th st.
y. GREENBERG.
500 s. 10th st.
&. @. HARLQUIST,
37t7 LeaVenworth ST.
II. HUMPERT,
23O6 s. 10Th ST.
HANSCOM PARK PHAR.
Park and WOOlWOrth Sts.
y. V. HEIGHT,
10th and Hamilton St..
ED. JENSEN,
1919 LeaVenwOrth ST,
JOHNS CIGAR STORE,
10th and HaFney Sts.
q. NJ. JEWELL,
1124 Howard St.
CHAS. JACOBSEN,
441S n. cath st.
ST. y. JORDEN,
2013 LeaVenworth ST.
X. a. NJ. CIGAR STORE,
18th and Dodge SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
OPPOSED TO INTERSTATE
TRAFFIC IN CONVICT GOODS

The Omaha Manufacturers association
is opposed to the interstate shipment OF
convict made goods. At the last meet
ing of the executive committee resolutions
were passed supporting the bill in con-
gress which seeks this end
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
Want Grain Men on
Executive Committee

asked TO submit tho name Of one Of a.
members as member OF the executive
committee q the Commercial club, IN
order that the exchange may be repre-
sented on the governing committee OF the
club The member who is elected will
likely be made the head OF the grain com
mittee OF the Commercial club and win
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resie-
nation OF G. NJ. Wilhelm.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
MAN WITH SMALLPOX
WALKS INTO STATION

+. G. Dunn i703 Mason street. sample
man for tho NJ. r. Smith company, cam
20 police headquarters shortly before
noon with well developed case or
smallpox lie was removed TO the pest
house and the station is being fumi-
gated.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17

H. A. Sesndrett. the Union Pacific's
interstate commerce attorney, Is In the
city from Chicago. IN consultation with
the cOmpsnys legal department here.
A. ]. Simpson, for more than twenty
five years with the Wells-Fargo Express
and for ten years the COM
pany's general agent here, has resigned
to accept the position OF manager OF tbs
Samson Duplicate Letter company Mr.
sampson 10 succeeded by c. - Wolff OF
Cedar Rapids Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17

II. BESEI4IN A. son.
14O5 Douglas st.
WIN. BENNETT,
718 s. 10Th St.
JOE BENROSE,
1906 n. 24th st.
MRS. j. VI. BLOOM,
4O22 n. cath 81.
ID. CULLEN,
721 Park Ave.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD,
1912 Douglas st.
v. DUSATkO,
1894 &. 18th 81.
DURAN CIGAR STORE,
317 s.. 18th st.
FIELDS a. GAHAGEN,
1912 =. 10th st.
ID. ID. FINkENSTEIN.
1110 Farnam st.
GETTEN a. WICKHAM
CIGAR STORE
5f1 =. 18th 81.
GETTEN e. MICKHANI
CIGAR STORE
1922 Farnam 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
died Of Pnnnmnnin

is seldom written of those who cure
coughs and colds with DR.. Kings New
Discovery Get bottle today. 5Oc and
81. All ruggists.--Advcrtiseme
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17

9AOSV SOmFAWV
g. MOsER CIGAR
COMPANY,
10th and FarnAm StS.
PHELPS CIGAR CO.,
1904 Earnam st.
TONY POSPIISIL,
1908 s. 9th 81.
ID. NJ. RUSH,
1914 Harney 81.
G.. II. RICHARDS,
2223 Cunning Sc.
ID. j. SCHMIDT,
1923 LeavenwOrth 81.
SACHS CIGAR CO.,
22O S. 14th ST.
X. A. SCHNEIDER,
232I LeaVenwOrth Sc.
SELLER DRUG co.,
213 N. 25th St.
LOUIS J.. SWOBODA,
1880 =. 10th 81.
GEORGE sIERT,
Florence, Neb.
X. j. SAUNDERS,
10th and Sprague SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
THE AMERICAN TosAcco COMPANY

THE AMERICAN TO
n. s. KING,
:s238 Farnam st.
METROPOLITAN POOL
HALL,
1918 Capitol Ave.
f.. KARSCH,
Ninton and Elm Sts.
j. l.. KOLER,
5216 n. cath 81.
G. G. LOGAN,
Florence, Neb.
LYMAN a. BRENNAN,
22O0 =. 10th SITS.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
18th and Farnam SITS.
n. MANTELL co.,
1908 Farnam st.
FRANK MOKRY,
BIZ =. 18th ST.
PHIL q. MOELLER
2412 Cunning 81.
NORMAN'S PLACE,
5i6 =. 10th So.
NILES e. MOSER CIGAR
COMPANY,
1900 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17

NENVN" IVY - FUWtEIrHHs
These include allegations that the city
has no power 70 regulate fares; that the
initiative and referendum law Is unoon-
stitutlonal; that by statute and by con-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17

ERNEST II. TINDELL,
2DO3 Military Ave,
Benson, Neb.
TRACY BROS. Co,
1914 FaFnam 81.
TRACY BROS. co,
1415 Douglas 81.
TRACY BROS. co.,
1923 Douglas st.
UNITED CIGAR STORES
COMPANY,
1924 Farnam st.
UNITED CIGAR STORES
COMPANY,
14O2 FarnAm st.
WENsTRAND BROS,
10th and Dodge SITS.
WALKINSHAW a HOUSE,
900 5. 10Th st.
WALNUT HILL PHAR.,
10th aud Cunning sts.
MRS. &. A. WOLF,
24O3 LeayenwOrth ST.
=. y. WINEINGA,
2iO4 LeaVenwOrth ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17

We want every chewer in this city to
take advantage ofthis offer. Every man
who loves a good chew will prize this
handsome, handy, serviceable leather
pouch. Be sure you get one zCifhomf fail
drop in at your dealers for 1Oc worth
of PIPER Heidsieck Chewing - today.
PIPER Heidsieck is the highest type
of chewing tobacco in the world. Every
leaf of ripe, golden brown tobacco used
in PIPER Heidsieck is carefully select
ed from Natures choicest crops, clean,
sweet and delightfully."- mellow. There
is no better tobacco grown than that in
PIPER HeidSieck.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17

lANERT BROS,
20O1 Sherman Ave.
j. h. GRAHAM,
1888 5. 10Th ST.
SINGER BROS,
25Oi S. 32d Ave.
SOUTH OMAHA
CONTINENTAL CIGAR a
NEWS STAND,
43S n. cath st.
&. CHRISTENSEN,
2423 n st.
ERNEST T.. DERRY,
i1O1k n. 9th st,
A. HARM,
444 n. Gath 81.
DANIEL LAWYER,
Under 2 ST. Viaduct
WALTER j. SLATE,
3O2 n. 26th 81.
$. STEINBERG,
27O5 . 81.
TOBINS PHARMACY.
31th and n SITS.
VI. STANEk,
2ith and l. SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17


below
obtain
worth of PIPER Hedieck and ask for the Leather Pouch FREE
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17

WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Key to The situstion-Bee Advertising
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-17
TOBACCO Champagne Flavor)

PIPER Heidsieck is distinguished
from all other tobaccos by it's delightful
Champagne Flavor" This flavor has
made "PIPER" famous the world over.
1t is wonderfully pleasing, soothing and
comforting, and affords lasting, health
full enjoyment.
No matter what tobacco you thought
was best-try PIPER Heidsieck. That
rich, wine-like flavor never fails to make
a friend.
PIPER Heidsieck has more friends
today than any other high-grade chew
ing tobacco in the world because there's
solid satisfaction in every chew.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

Ner im NoIner gLnalNIa.Qoll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
NentIdrs 9hentrr aeidlluiien.

Gbicugo, 81, t2. Gftober
Sn eiuem unierer beioeu oeuti4en
E6eater, Dem I'M @uid-Eentple, AT
Gbicago.9lpcnue, miro iAon felt elmer
@ode nibt mebr aeipielt uno 9lie-
mano meiB, mann es pieoer eroffnet
werocu Diro. Die Gireftiou SoniiG-
SfoeufelOt-Saupt 6otte bon 9Infong
AT nit groBen Sdmierigfeiten 5ll
fdnpfcn. 3un0dit iob Iie iid au'
Ser StanOe, oas fir Die @rofimtnaS-
GorIteIlung aneeieete Stiid, @eber'S
y6reiidiit.~ 81 eebelL neil ongeb-
lid einige Nlitolieoer oes guiembles
nidt re6t8eitig eingetroficn paren;
Damn trot, foim cine ISOLDE nab Der
@rotfnim0 &err H. 3altpt aus Der
Cireftion aus uno oorigen Montog
ipuroen sic 9oritcaungen bis aiir
@eiteres aboeiaat, neil 5rau gmi-
lie S1penielot.6aniih, Die Soupt-
oorIteneriu erfronft mar. Seitber
lit oaS 9beater geidloiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
0irdlen. .GIrnnhiteinlennna

8ittSburgb, ga, 12. OFT.
@eltern Olodniittag tpuroc bic fcier-
Iide @rilnoiteinlegun9 6ur prddtigeit
Stride ser Oeutihe1 eD.'prot. D1outlt
g8albington @erneinoe boIl3ogcn.
9os olte @ottesbuus NOR Dor ilnge-
fGbr Sobresfriit ein 9foub ser 6Iam-
men geporoen. gln ser eeitrigen
SSeier betbeiligten lid ale Shmeiters
@emeinocn bon Gittsbureb iino llnl-
qcgeno Gie oeutide9 5eitpreoigt
iouroe bon 9oitor 30. 2eiicOcr geBaI-
ten ole engIiide bon &aitor 3r.
Carl 9(uguit Bob, Dem &rGiioeuten
ser co. prot. Stride bon gSoroomc-
rifo. 9luBeroen outtirte cine 9In5abl
onOcrerYoitoren BON glndbargemeir-
0cn. 9SoItor @aorg 6. ". Heidfc
poa5og unter 8eibiilfe ieiues &ir6en-
ratbes oen feierlider gltt Der @runo.
iicinIegung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
Mmntnls Qeihen.

SEEM gorf Il. 0fto6er. W.T.
@2it Dem ecitcrn aus @enuo einge-
troffencu 0oupfer nQucu oi @eno-
pa~ mar uuG gnrico Goruio, Der
@ottIic6c, ermortet worocu; itatt fee
ner ionotc ober oos iaugcsgeuaItige
StiefeIlanO nur ocn @oritoniitcn
Qosauolc 9lmato bcriiber, Scr fir Die
metropolitan Sper eueogirt 1T.
0iqnor 9lmoto beridtcte iiber boie
Grfobrlngen in Srieit. 9Imoto batte
lib in gfe1tsgeiddften oortbiu bege-
ben ino mar BON ser Erieiter Folioet
oIs itaIicniibcr Spion perboftet NOR
Sen. glnoertboIb Gage lang idlcppte
man ibu bon einem @erbor gum onr
0cren ltn0 er beboitptet, er babe itarfe
8peifcl ooron gebegt, ob CT iemols
99em yort mieoerieben ooer ilber-
6aupt no6mols iiugen merOe, 10 BRO
bend bobc sic Code ousgeIeben.
0ann gelung es ober ieinem slnmolt
Ood, sic 6ltcrreihiihcn @ebor0en Oo-
bon 5u iiber5euger Bob iie es NIT
einen fricoli6cn @orOen unO nitt
NIT cinen itolicniihen Spion 6ll
tbun Botten uno 9lmato wuroe ulif
ireien SUB geiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
gllproturinm In glicnrnana.

SanSuan Cur, 9licoro.
qua 12. 0ftober. Der @elnee.
rings6ilitnno, meIder bel Der fiir5.
liMeu ReDolte erfIGrt iporoen NOR, 1T
5u Gnoe. Der Senot Bat eine @ia
onqenonimen iporin ein WIorotoriiim
profloulirt miro. gei ser 9(nnabmc
Ser be6iigliden @ill mar sic Sinan6.
friiis ser bepegenoe 6dftor. Dos
Observation-Disclosures Bat sic 9iu uoh
nidt angeuommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
glidtcimigmna in @fGarn.lSrO8eh.

&onolulu, ~. Gftobcr
SSn Dem 9ro0eB ecoen Sen 9nnOcs-
GiitriftsaupoIt Self @}cGoru pcgen
glngriffS nit tootIic6eii @offen pur.
SC bier eeitern Die Surp entloiien
neil iie iid ouf Gin |eroift nidt eini-
gen fonntc. @3cGorn mar nitgetlagt,
am 5. Wlai 5. S. ouldBlid zines
Streites iiber eiuen @ro6eb ben 9ln-
malt Glouoius 0ScgriOe ongegriffet
3u bobcn ponotc ober oageeen Elm,
Wic9riOe babe i'm in oos @eiidt &C.
idIagciL mdbreno ibnl iel6it Elm an
0erer @laun Die Sdnoe auf oent
&ndcu feItbielt, ino Dac9rioe babe
5uoem in oie redte Soientnihe &C..
eriffen mo CT eiuen 0aeooIoer oerbor.
gen 5u trogen Idien. Dos grn6cs.
@eridt Bat iid ihon friiber in Der
Sade nidt fir 5iiitdn6ie ertI6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

6enoeu Sungen .uorim oenu 10
ibredlih tollen2 Morun fiibrt ibr
ocuu ci9enilih arie921
uTie 9lniieu 6oben onaeiangen "
plappert Der aIeine. per5ie6t trobig
sic 9ippen oobei. ySie muhen Inns
6euer III alien unieren Iorfern"
Gerolte Deiialter BON 1914.
Sin 9eicr idreibt ms
es iit iebr orollig, mie iid sic Sii.
9eno Sic @eltgeibit6te mooerniiirt.
Cine Der bcfontteiten oltpreuBiiAen
9lnet0oten lit Die pom @ebet oeS al.
ten Teiiauer Dor Der SAladt bel
9eiielsoort 'oa er All oie 6ront ritt,
sen Sut o6na6m oie Sdnoe ilm oet
Icgenfnauf faltete uno NIT oen Phi.
gen 5um 0inmcl ricf: a2ieber
@ottl bilf unsl Coer menn ou inns
niht belfcn niait 70 bilf penigitens
oen Sdlnfteu. oen 6einoen niht
ipnoer iieb 3it mie eS fommt~
Ylein Sunae d6er fonlmt gciteru
aus Der Shltle uno inati u3oter,
fennit Gn oos @e6et oes olten Iei-
iouer2 Gr iprah; vSie6er @ott bill
unS a6er weun ou nus uic1t 6elieu
ipialt ID blei0 iueuigiicus nelltrall"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
6. ". 05inOele, G6icaa0, gcitOrben.

@bfcaQo, IL. Gftober Sn
Ieiner ggo6uluq IN 91ormul-2lpenue,
1T aeitern Elm meit iiber Sic @rel5en
ser Staot 6inauS befonnter oelltlHer
goluiuiernebmer, @eorg u. @iuoele,
aus Dem 2ebcn eeidlieOei Sm Sab
re 1874 I'M aiiiiuaen geboren fam
oerlelbe ihon ais adtidbriger anabc
nit ieineu Gltern nod Chicago, mo
er 0ann ien gon5es 9eben laug ait-
IdIiia mar. 9tahoem er Ole @oltss
iHule rm0 iooom aud Ole llniuerli-
tilt ubioloirt bate. manote er iih
Dem 9oufadj 81 imo mar 5nerit ais
Dfitin6obcr Der 5irma 9lngus &
@moele in oieiem Sad t6dtig. Gielc
Ser groBteu @e6duOe Der StaOt iuic
oas g[uoitorium-Sotel, Oas llnitD-
irnD oos Secilritp. .@ebGiloe, oie 9lem-
bcrrp.9ibliot6ef, Iomie AUDI Die Der.
fes i6e 5ternworte IN @eneDa Safe
limo qou5 ODER tbeilpaeiie bon i6n
gebaut poroeu Ger @eritorbene
mor III frii6ereu Sobreu @litglieo
oes @ermania. uno oes leutonio.
Dlduncr6ors, 6atte iicb ober idon felt
eerauner 3eit gan5 bonn geieligeu
Se6en 5uriid9e5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
ga6nsitg sertriimmert.

@rano sanction, Gol1 12.
Sftober. 9ldt5e6n Meilen oitlif
bon bier itiir8te eeitern Elm 20 9on.
nen ihweres 5elsitid BON einen
9er9ab6ange auf 8pei Magen oeS
@niiaoier5uges 9tr. 3 Der GenDer K
9iio 6jranOe 9abu ob, nobel 3 &er-
ionen ouf Der Steae i6ren SOB ian.
Den ilno IA oerIebt puroen, ciniee
oaoon idlmer.
@inen algenblidlid6en ZOO ian.
ben, Der @eiddftsreiienoe S. n.
SollinssberrD bon 4uc6la 90omas
IS. Ginfens, @eiAdftsiiibrer eines
GrocerpgcihGfts III @rouo SSimction
uno SarrD 9roSood bon @6icogu.
@erlebt puroen MdIpb ". Cor, ein
Mariuerefrit uno g(oa 9rating6am
BON 9lGiance, Sbio. Ger llnfall er.
eiguete iid, ais Ser 3ue III boiler
6obrt be9riffeu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
Sic @ebanoIung 0erwur'
better 3riegsgef efons
Qcner in . elti d.

gcner in Deuti d.
lamb.
Ger i'm aoluer 9lugiiito-Solpi'
tai unaebradte belgihe @eTan-
aeneRaoul 9epaae bat al ieine @ht-
ter in glntmcrpeu einen 9rief &c.
idrie6en, Der in Der lleberieBung alio
lalltet.
Ciebe N1utter Bin om anie per-
uuuoet Qihts aebrohem, in aer'
idiot geiougcn ino nod etpa 5ebn
Cagen nod aoIn beioroert, no mir
in 9htguito.Soipital rntergebrodt
iino. g9ir iiuo bier ouigeuommen
pie sic 15iiriten imsebeu pou Der
liebcnsmiiroigiten, auiopiernolten
Eilcge bon Qlcr3teu uno aranfen
Ihmeitern 9laes 1T bier bon pein-
libcr Souberfeit. Qas Soipital lie9t
in elmer 9lrt @arf Ole QIer5te lino
alcid3citig geididt imo tiidtig in i6-
rem 9eruf imo ireunolide @fleger
Nait einenl Mort, man iiebt 0oB IN
Ceutihlano ales in menidenireltno-
Iihiter uno 9roB3iigigitcr @eilc ein-
eerbtet lit. 3ogere nidt Den Sit'
bait oieier aarte oiientlih 81 per-
breiieu, 0amit man, mas in imieren
arGfteu Ite6t, bel ms al oen oelit-
Ihen @efangeueu pergelten fanu
mas bier an inns geihie6t oern and
fie babcn bod MIR ibre %fIiht uno
SbuIoigteit get6an mic mir ale
Beige oieieu @riei @ater. @dt 1000
81. II. 4. N. n. g.
Sin cnglii6er Soloat Ser mr.
mebr init ser Snterpnnftion auf
&riegsiuB itebt ihreibt ans Der @e-
fnngenidafi nah 0auic:
N1eine lie6e Sraul Gben einiac
3eilen. oauit olt weiBt ooB es mir
Wott iei Eonf gut gebt i'd boife Dab
oil oieie @oittarte erhdltit ober OBJ
wo6l i'd iie abieuoc bin ic6 iebr 3lpei.
felbait iiber i6r enogiiltiges Shidiol
bei mcincn eritcu anmpie wur0e i'd
uerpunoet uno iiel IN Die Sdnoe Oes
1einoes 70 bin icb iebt elm @eionge-
ner lno ermarte es 10 lange 5u iein
bis Der arieg uorbci lit ober man III
ie6r aut st ms man be6onOelt lms
ic6r Iorgidltig lmo tbiit oaes pos
man fam fiir imiere 9eniemlihteit
erlparte feline &oittarte mebr oa ih
feine mebr ihreibe Settle iiir @libael
lno bette @riiBe All bid Eom.
9(nd Sic @nglan0er pre0is
genoen 8ronftireur.
frie0.
Ger ..@eier. 3eituug" entne6men
mir iolgenoe erbaulihe gleuBerng
ciues gugLdnoers iiber Oas p0lfer-
reAtli6e @erbot oes 5ranftirelrfrie-
ges
Scrr &obert 9latcbforo bat IN Ell.
nem bcmcrtcnSmertben arie9s Som.
mentar Ill Ser o@eeflo Oiipatd~
CGailu Moil~ bonn Z. September)
ehpas ii6er oos @olferrcht inn arie.
gc 5u iogeu ponah Giuilperiouen,
oie bei'n 8euern altf Srippen er.
tappt meroen, crihoiieu meroen iol.
len
yGs lit mir inlmer ionoer6ar err
icbieuen.@ ia9t Ct, .oaB mon, penu
eiu 6eino III bic 5taot eiubridt, iih
Ser SGnier unO 0es @utes Der gin.
mo6ner beuabtiat, mo pielleiht
aid iDre 5rareu lno Godter iuiur
tirt iiir eiren @ioeritou0 beitroft
weroen foil. Crit Dor menigen "a.
Gen iprah ih 0ariber nit einem
So6n oes beritorbeuen @otmore, mo-.
rauf or ole foIgeuoe 9emcrhins
nadtc sd CLAUDE nidt iaatc Ell.
aoaB es Den 1eutiden geliiget miro.
Sanoungstrippcn an niiere aiilte 3u
werien. 9(6er mem es ibnen ooh
n6oHh ieiu iollte, 70 miiBten mir oos
fir ioraeu ooB iie idniHtlid gc-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

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ouf Oas Ginioditc lmo glotbpcuoiglte
Jcidr1nft. 8ettiteaen @ettpdi6c
@}otraben, @ald5eug, an oos lit
rad altpreuBilbem Spariomteits
SDItem eineeri6tet. EroBoem Oic
Sale uno oie @orroden iebr itarf NIT
@crmrmoeten belegt iino, lit bon ei-
ner iogeuonnten Soipitalluit mir
geuOs etpos 81 ipiireu.
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S6arn6orltitroBe iinO 3unieiit9uiien
unO 6rau5oien untergebraht Die
lcidt unO ihmer @erpum0eten IN be-
iouOeren Sdlen. Iie meiiten ser
oermunoetcn RuIien maden einen
IhtpiOen @inorud, MIR ielten, Dob
man Elm frii4 oreinihouenoes @e-
iibt 6emertt. Gas gilt iogar audi
uon SEN @ebiloetereu infer ibnen,
namentliH pom Dem utiiiiden Jelo-
aeiItliden, Der 5pei ShuBuimOen in
ben 9einen Onpon getrogen. Wlit iei-
uem bis ii6er sic Sdulteru berab-
fallcn0en broluen Soar unO Dem
lonQen @art moAt er oen GinOrud
eines foit t6eiIno6nslos Oreinidau'
cnoeu MeniHen. Sn elmer onoerer
8arade iinO 3uneiit Gfii5iere unter.
ae6radt, sic t6eils nod ais @erplm-
octe AMI ibrcn 9ageritGtten iib befin-
Sen, tbeils Inn einen Gid berum
/ rh Ourd aortenipielen Die 3eit Oer.
trei6en. 9lnoere iin0 babel ibre I'M.
ireiipillige NlNBe oamit 5u5ubringen
etDas Teuticb SIT lernen. Wlit ibrem
Shidial 6oben iie allen @runO 5lt.
frie0en 5u ieir Oenn tie merocn III
ser oent peripunoeten 5einOe gebiib.
ren0en 9iiidiibt BON unieren gler5ten
uno Dem &flegeperionol 6ebonoelt
Ser portrefflide frii6ere Dlarburger
Qrofelior, Der Gbirirg Giiiter, paltet
nit Ser an i6m befonnten 5reuno'
lidfeit uno G6atfroft Oeren er li1
nod tmner erfreut, ieincs slmtes
bier ais o6erlter Setter oes &ranfen-
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ne6mlib &erluunOete ous oen feino.
lidcn Slrlueeli oerpflegt mcrOen 5eigt
oos G6oritee &ranfenbous I'M me-
ieutliden cin anoeres 9Iusieben oerm
bier ba6cu ousidlieBlid uniere eiee-
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sen idonen @artenanIogen oicler IL
| ser NeubiIoung begrifienen erlten
araufen- uno meOi5iniib fliniiden
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| nit ser imieren SolOaten eigenen
Itillpn Grgeben6eit- sic oIle 6obelt
| mir 0en eincn ggunih, 10 raid ais
moolid5 uieoer i6re 9u3uretbfleioung
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toiidcn. llno Sen meiiten bon ibnen
0iirfte wo6l iebr BALD Oie erlebnte
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aeIteat 81 perOeu iid Oar6ieten. Gie
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