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The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26
GIVING
CAnDl DATES
THE ONCE
OVER"

| The people of Trinidad are giving
tion the "once over Within the
past few days number OF aspiring
candidates for nomination on the pri-
mary ticket have visited Trinidad.
Others will visit here between now
and the time of the primary election
on September and after the pr1-
mary election the successful candf-
dates of all parties will be m2aign-
ing here.
Today Sam Nicholson, the leading
designated candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for Governor, is in
the city. He was the first notable
visitor at the Republican headquar-
ters, which opened this morning.
Nicholson halls from Leadville and
has a host of personal friends and
acquaintances here.
Fred T. Stanley. OF Alamosa,
candidate with three others for the
nomination to Congress from this
district, has been here couple OF
days.
Miss Agnes O'Day, highest candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for secretary of state, was here On
Monday.
E. V. Brake, another candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sec
retary of state, Yas here on Friday
OF last week and will be back in II
few days to confer with local red
necks.
T. S. McChesney. the Las Animas
county candidate for the nomination
OF attorney general. offers himself
for the "once over" every day in the
week. Mr.. McChesney is doing a 10,
of handshaking these mild August
days.
S. r. Houston, Independent candi-
date for governor. is active in behalf
of his candidacy. Houstan declares
that he represents no political party
and no other interests but the dear
people.
Judge c. C. Holbrook. a Republic
an candidate for the nomination of
Justice OF the supreme court. makes
frequent visits to Trinidad where he
is well known. having a number of
times presided In the district court
for Judge A. W. McHendrie.
Frank West. who is one of the
deputy attorney generals OF the state
under J. Fred Farrar. has been en-
gagged with the county grand jury
for several weeks.
Charles y. Corlett. one OF the four
seeking the nomination for Congress-
man of the third district on the Re-
publican primary ticket. visited here
couple of days ago. Mr.. COrlett
resides at Monte Vista and is well
known throughout the district
Adolph Unfug, of Walsenburg. one
of the Democratic candidates for the
nomination o: secretary of state. has
been making regular visits to Trini-
dad TO enlarge his acquaintance with
the voters of Las Animas county.
Harry E. Mulnix. Republican. ana
a former resident of this city. is out
for Auditor and visited here a week
or two ago. Mulnix will get large
vote out of Las Animas county.
Randolph Cook. Progressive candi-
date for the nomination of regent OF
the state university. is pastor of the
Christian church here.
The various county candidates are
working hard to land the nomina.
tions. hut the real campaign will
open after the primary election
There will be two months of speech
making as the general election date
is November 3.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26

This seemingly friendly contest
between neighbOring powers hat
more Of dormant warfare in 1t than
most people imagined. The authori.
ties Of each nation have avoided pub.
|, licity all along SO that the other
might not know Just what to expect
and SO that their own service might
be the more effective. The results
only partially revealed as yet, show
these two old enemies leading the
world by far as powers in the air.
The figures, gathered from various
sources. go about as follows:
| Germany, "27 dirigibles, 500 aero
planes; Austria. 6 dirigibles. 80 aero
planes; Italy, dirigibles, 200 aero
planes; France. "a dirigibles. 1900
aeroplanes; Russia, IA dirigibles. 500
laeropianes; England. 10 dirigibles,
I3OO aeroplanes; Balkan kStates, 40
aeroplanes.
"12 Zeppelins.
AS the nations are expected to be
lined up for the great conflict. Ger
many and Austria against all the
rest, there would be 33 dirigibles
and $50 aeroplanes on the side of the
former and So dirigibles and 2,54O
aeroplanes on the Iatter's side. These
figures take into consideration only
machines owned by the government.
In each of the six principal nations
there are perhaps thousands of pri-
vately owned flying machines of
more or less efficiency which are
available for military uses.
As 1t is generally conceded that
air battles mean the equal elimina-
tion of machines, the advantage will
go to the nation having the greater
number of this craft. What disas-
ters might befall one nation bereft
of its flying craft while its enemies
remain supplied can only be imag-
ined.
But the dangers to vessels Of the
air do not arise solely from other
flying machines. The French have
aero squads equipped with rifles de-
signed especially for bringing down
German dirigibles. There are also
motor cars mounted with rapid-flre
rifles more feared by airmen than
an army of million soldiers with
ordinary guns. All this gives evil
dence that the world is not likely to
be disappointed in looking for such
war as by comparison will make
military history read like a denat-
ured bedtime story.
"Aeroplane strength will be more
potent factor in the European war
than even the popular imagination
supposes." said Glenn II. Curtiss at
the Aero Club Of America the other
day.
when. general fighting begins"
he said, you will see aeroplanes ris-
ing as from the dark corners of the
earth and the European sky will be
literally dotted with them. Their
value for reconnoitering and for
dropping bombs will be enormous.
The nations Of Europe have realized
this in advance, and everyone of them
has provided itself with aeroplanes
more or less secretly until there are
now thousands ready for immediate
service.
And the country that has gone
ahead most secretly" Mr.. Curtiss con-
tinued. "is Russia. 1t is generally
supposed that Russia is deficient in
aeroplanes and will be at disad-
vantage, but according to informa-
tion have Russia will loom up as
formidable in the air as 1t is on land.
l look upon Russia as the dark
horse in the nir fight that Is bound
to come"
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26
MISSOURI REPS. FIGHT
OVER LOCAL OPTION

lican state platform convention
which yesterday failed TO adopt a
platform for the fall elections began
a second session here today. The
stumbling block before the conven-
tion was whether the party should
go on record concerning the proposed
county local option law. and IL so
lust what 1t stand should be.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26

aids and comforts for
eypcctant mothers Is
the well known
Mothers Friend"
This II an external
application 70 enable
the abdominal mus
cles to become moro
plant, to expand
naturally without
C.d.e pain from tho
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26

New York, Aug. 26.-The Italian
line announced today that it had re-
ceived confirmation by cable from,
Naples of the news of the stoppage
by the British at Gibraltar OF the
steamer Ancona, which sailed from
here for Naples on August II. The
dispatch said that "a Germans and
one Austrian had been taken off the
shin by the British and that the ves-
sci was then permitted to proceed ia
her destination.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26
WAR BULLETINS

London. Aug. 26.-Premier AS
quith in the House of Commons this
afternoon had a communication from
the commander-in-chief of the fore
es Of British West Africa saying that
the authorities of Togoland the
German colonial possession on the
west coast Of Africa. had offered to
capitulate on terms. In reply tn.
British officer said the capitulation
must be unconditional.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26
Greatest Of Al
Human Blessings

Tho r.oet wonderful! thin. In tho world
n love expressed in tho helpless infant.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26

All the latest war news in the
Chronicle -News-60c q month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26

Using Tau, Aug. ga German
aeroplane went up from Using Tau
today to reconnoiter. The pilot fail
ed to discover any evidence of jap
anese warships at sea or of Japanese
troops on land.
The Austrian cruiser Kaiserine
Elizabeth has been dismantled and
her crew has ,e.t here by rail for
Tien Tsin.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26

London. Aug. &c, T.1O p. MT
was announced officially that Ger
man Togoland had surrendered un-
|conditionally. The allies will enter
Kamina Thursday morning.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-26

PRIESTS AT THE FRONT
Paris-Nearly half the priests OF
Paris have gone to the front. many
Of the parishes thus being deprived
of their clergy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

miIber gu Iein f1eint ols bic reiBenben Bosa
Ter Der dnoern2
@r mar ben ean3en @6eno I9peigiam
Nlit qudlen0em Seimps1 ba9te cr an Iein
Bib uno NIT 3dbuetnirl9en an ben @rfolg,
ben er NIT bieiem Bib 5a erlongen bofftc.
@r Ie9nte ic9 Die 2lrbeii5freube pieoer 3u
empfinoen. Die ibn our9l9auert, penn er
ror feline Staffelei trat. @r oeoad5te ibrer
nit sinem fait beiIigen @eI!ibl BON 8antbcr-
ieit unO 5rabe.
9eute gum eritenmol Do9te er obne o6ns
mdc3tt9es innlres gBiiten IN Oas ailes. Mas
niiBte es au42 Der Sdnie0 bate rebt.
Wlan muB biniiber iiber ben Strom, olIo fol-
man biniiber pollen.
glls SUIT Sambid gum 5iueitcnmal birs
unterlttes, I'M naa ieinsn juEgsn 6reunoep
gu iebsn, griiBten iie i5H nit bellen gtugen
uno froblidlea Wlienen Gle plauoerten unt
laaten unD batten auf ibrcn aiegeitiiblen
biel erlebt.
QSas mag es ba gegeben hohen? bnr6Ie Der
S9mIeo. Sic iiHo ia iUia nseiauidt. Ge=
neiens @eneiene baber anoere glugen ggeie
ge3Ps euh, lebe 0leni4en, fragte CT. als er
81 Worte lam.
WC"'f AtNINll LblbN hlAt' tNNyASllf DAl1 llk 81
3uiammeu gerufen, mn lo6ten. OoB lie gc-
la9t, un6 entl6ulotottn id bel Dem
Shmieo besnegen @r mar pie6cr am
glo9csnten Garum gldnseu cure 9u9e
iog 0udte er. Weil i6r sut6 lieb6obi. @rmt
eeutden SD 1abe f6on oiele aeie6en nit
iol9en Q(ugen unb nit iol4 roien @angen
mie @rObeersn ga 1T Gieber in ben gluQen
nno 5eber in Der 2ie5e @s reiBt tie sueins
amber Sie 6oben 9tngii iid) au Derlcren
Sano in San6 qeben lie Oen 9eg nod) Sdl
ran binouf, 3pii6en ben 1annen bleiben iie
Eebeu unO tiiiien iic6, berpcil BON ben 9leltcr
iiber ibnen Die 3arten Scbneefloden duf bic
beiBen @eiidJter fallen lnO ihme5en. obnt
boB Iie es mertcn llnO nebenenanoer tss
qroben ipollcn olle perben. briben auf Deiu
Sirdbof 60 Elm trauriger lebter 8unl9
Ser Sdmieo ndte Dor ii6 bin
oSie ioaen ia gar nihI5. rief Suionna.
Dgd@t2" iroaie SUIT Som0id ,llant=
NAL oente id etpos un0 meiue, i4 5diie Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
Sin idlanrr lLfI Ner llietat.

SSu pietdtooQer @eiie bat Oas Ois
rettorium Der n9lageneinen Gerlt-
iben @reiienbeimat6" Oas glnOemen
oeS peritor6enen 2Srdiioeuteu Or.
Wlortus 9o6mam gcebrt. ,Sn ser
lebtcn Gircftorcniibumg murOen Die
SS. 9lmnedc ino Nicisla6n 6eoii.
trogt, Olr6 oen Giiuitlcr Souis y.
Gieteri6 Elm &oitel ocs &eritor6e.
nen 6criteaen 81 laiien. 9lls bel Oenl
N}diieitc in Der ,,9lQgcniciuen 0cut.
iheu @reiicnbeimat6 anr 0onneritag
&aitor SSulius Soimom ieine 9eoe
bcenOcn moate, eri6ien 0r. gumnede
tno iiberga6 Oos 8ilo nit einigen
poiicnoen Morten poralf &aitor
Soimann Dem 9a6iuoei6icocnen nod
einen e6renOcn 9la6rif mi0mete.
Spdter nuroc oos ulli Das %robt-
politc ousgeiaQcnc 9ilO init friidcnl
@riin bcgrcn5t rmO iiir oen 9icit Scr
6eier I'M groBen Soale aligeite0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

prodlt bat unD ne llec1 uno eleno Inn itd bers
umliegen bat uno ielber blino lit, olles Durdl
eigene S9ulo3" Ser S6miep fab iiber Da3
Sdlneefelo uno ldgte Sin ih0nes Grab
baben iie &ein I60neres oibts in Der Belt.
llno ais rebti9affene Surlden liegen lie uns
ter Dem S@nse"
aSa, fasts en0li9 Boifaong 9}au.
9as gber, oas folgen iollte, nabm ibm
Der groBe Wonn borpeg.
nSd peiB, i'd peiB. oun0ert 9lber gibt
es. Wlon muB duf bic nid5t boren ueber
bic glber ltrau6elt man. gIuflteben uno pie
0anD dusitreden muB man unb al allen
Snpsren iagen nNlid meiiteri Ou nibt.
SD mill aidbt. 9os Snort iiberpin0et
allies" @r Io6 Nolfeans parm in bic gu=
gen. s@s tam 3peierle oeibeben. glaGz
gebsn uno unterliegen, m6 oann gibt es tein
2i6t unD ieiue 6reuoe mtbr, bis man Die
Qlugen f9lieBt 0oer feititeben, Nleiiter
meroen. Damn iie9t mon bic 9oloenen Sons
nenldubden IN Der 2uft ton3en 9ie febt
man nur. pern bic Some i1eint.
Die sir offnete iid itirmiih Sin jun
oer Mlann un0 Elm iunges WlGb9en tomen
ldrmenD nit ibren Geden unb pdblten iicA
Die 2iegeitiible am onoera @noe Der 6alle.
Sie muBten na9 oem G9litti6ubloufen
ruben uno buiteten BON 5eit 8u 8eit perliedt
3pilden Sacben un0 fder56aften Qlnipielun-
gen an bic 2benteuer oes geitrigen g}ad=
mittoss Damn fliiiterten iis 3uiommen.
so, nun feb ibr nidt nebr allen, fogtc
SUIT SomDid un0 er6o6 ii9. sd mug
bem SD babe alIerlei Stoftgdnger, bic io1
nidt pergelIgn BARI.
nQBen ooun2" frogte Suiannd.
.@inen 6uno uno cine Sage, bic nibt 'u
Iauae NIT Oem @ogel dllem iein bari neil
ionit oas 6leii9 5u mddiia in ibr pirc.
Qlio ouf MieOeric6en." sci Dem @9miec
ilanq 0as Wort INNER ipie cin 9erfpreder
rqI6er bolo. rief Saiaune Der Sag
piro einem 70 lang"
Molfgangs 2luqen Ia6sn ctpus pcniatr
trii6 3u ben 8ergipiben aai @r iiberoobte,
mas Der S9nieb erle6t tnS nie er eS ertras
gen Qlber mo finoet man Oen Uleniden ber
ni4t per Strom oes Seicens breiter una
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

teres nit mir in ben Sob ipollte. 9orolf
Dlll lc3 alleiu gegongen Steden geblie6ep
gSlsoer eeganaen @iHgeIuaten IN ben uaiz
lelL net1en Sbuee, erausgetroben uno
pleoer eegangeu. 3ulebt babe id5 es ouf-
lteden muhsn Der Nebel bat mir ums Sc
iIDt getlati9t, feinen Sbrtt nett babe is
iepen tonnen. lIno Dobsi lcar's mir INNER,
as bore id3 meine 8uben rufen." Die
SgmeIBiropfcn fanoen ocm SUIT Sampic
alT per Stirn, nls er ipeiterer3dblte
oGs lno au1 pirtlib meine 8uben gepes
lell per Sem obeu bats mir geldgt. 3mei
SiaEpen lang bdtten iie i'm 6iIfe geihrien.
IMP ipenr's leine eisenen gelpeIen pdren er
nafte N Dem Wetter nic6t binaufeetonnl
Abgeraten babe er i6nen uls Tie am Woroeu
trup ooroeIselommen ieien. unO babe ibneu
oas Sdneemetter porausgeiagt Gle Batter
ibn a0er nur ausgeIddt." 0es S1misos
Stimme puroe uniber ns3uriidgeiommen
iinb ite ni9t mebr. Der Minter bat feiner
Sis lIno SdneepalaIt I'M iie gebdut"
@r ag gu Sooen Snfdnne unb polFs
gang Tanoen ole Norte nitbt, bic iie nic6ten.
IS l1ptegen allie brei.
gDamals babe ic6 All meinem 9rilper oe.
fagt, es gebe mir i9Iebt," rebete Suit Gams
bid tpeiter. ,,So erqe6e cs teinem mebr ipie
min. 2Bas tom es fir iungs, itorte Dldurer
Q(eraeres geben. ais tot Ill lein, badlte iob na-
mals, uno mas tdna einca Batter Qleroeres
aeI6e6en, ais feline spsi G56ne 70 gu berlies
ren9" @r mote Dor iid bin. nSa, 70 babe
i9 qebo6t. gber jebt Dcnte i9 niht mebr
10. lin MID berum iino bic So6ne meiner
0a9baru 0ldnner geporocn pa 1T ni9i
elmer ron 6em i6 Iagen moc6ie, i'd pollie,
Der pdre msin 9ub, obey icb moIlie, meme
9u6cn pdrsn ioldc Wldsner. g}ein nic6i
elmer Dem 9ernott Ieinsr pielleht, Der ols
elm 6olter 2nup, ui6t ais Elm gan3er. mad
Qtmeriia gina, bort berumOrtteIt, 6eimiommt
uuo 6eult, 6aB es i6m i6Iebt erganotn uno
berfpribt recQt 81 tun, pieoer fortlduft unD
picoer tettelt2 Noer Dem @aQooo leiner,
BET untcr oes 9aims Belnfdlleru lieat ibm
Die aoiic 6uI4ito6crt un0 leinen Gdu6
9pl0er merit ili2 G0er Dem Qe33o ieiusc,
rer 5rau ua0 Ain6er an ben geiieIEa6 g.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
NuurIlr uun

y, n...
geiagt. SuIanna begauu ailliSSSiSGpSaitigfs
81 er3dblen. @s CAB plDBl4 mir 5reubs
uno Sber3 in Der gBelt sic ladlte ldu
oariiber. Damn fling is 9eftig an gu 9uiteu
uno lam lunge nicbt 5ur, r,<Ra JQ8plfeons
fu5r eri6roder in Die 9P6e,- aber Der
@8micO lam i'm 5u0Or auSdiAalassAan.a
unb itreid)eltc ibr nit Ieuey 3ieIsnbanS bus
f@male A0pflein. n&inOacn, &ino6en, SIC
liliiilen niGt 70 beflig lahCn unO nidt ls
pilO uno 70 tafig ieiu Gan5 till, anf 5ils-
iclu6en mihGu Sie ge6cn, bic Seels, ees
&rrper, oas Denten, ionit et4t's ribt. gleiu
nein, ntc(i buien, Hin0d5el DdS 1T biei
berbotcn. 9er buien mr bic @jeIunben
oaroH fennt man iie DE an6eren biitsn
Iih. 60, 70, iebt 1T baS Sinb3en rubig.
lln0 nun ipiinidc idD eu1 beiDen pel ~
tes." Gr DergoB, caB cr ibren bic 2iebe nn-
BON ben GjeIidtern geleien rn0 baB ieines Der
beioen ihin ettpos Oariiber oeId9t @r leote
feline bartc 9an6 in bic 5uiannas unb buun
duf gBolfgangs feinfiiblige Mlalerbuno Sic
lieBcn es iicb gerne gefallen.
llntn auf Der StraBe tDrte .inan bd5
&lingelh BON S9littenaloden Sin 8ier.
licbes 3ier uno ebeniol9es GjeIponn boqen
eben uni einsn mdAtigen SuiomnehseT9ous
felien Sdnsebero +. @s belt bor benz 9rau-
nen Salis 9lus f@perea 9el3en beraus
fAdlte iic6 Elm lonser Mann in einem f6nar=
5sii, talhrdrtiesn @epopO, Elm 9dreti auf
Oem Sopf unO Elm breites solosnes arer5
auf Der gruit Sein Bart rei6te bis gum
Giirtel gtuf Dem glrm truc sr cine Menoe
6Iugbldtter
SuIonuo bob i6r &GpIlein uno fab 3pi.
ihen ben Stdbeu Der 2au5s binOurcb auf 6is
Strobel
gggsr mag Oos icin2 Sin ruIFider 9opc9
O6 er lus-einen 9oriras 6olten pilI2" ricf
iie eifria, oenn ieoe 9lbpc45lung mar he
re4t
$50 mill bmunt'r9c5sn une iroseu
iagte Der S@mie9 gs.m;ii9. 2a4euo taa
er pieper.
(5Orliesna Iclgi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

oDas III i40n, oaB sic fommen" rietep
Sutdnna ino QBplFgang Rou
ns5b ihaue mir bic 2lugen aus naA mels
nea EciiegeFdhrieH, unO lhaue unO ibaue,
uno niemono tommt" rief Der S6mief
p9eute it's mir 3l bunt geiporoen, uno oI
bin leg. Qgie gebts2"
oSbiec9t,D io9ls SuIanna. 9em 8rans
nen las Der SAmie6 oos gaort BON ben Gips
pen. M n
so. i9ls6tg" er no6ni Iid ben Orsibeis
nigen Stubl oer 6aitano, rlo leBte iicb Dors
liDiig pdrauf pSu ia, ndtiirlid. Qlber
lhleGtR" @r fam cine ISeile nud .2iebe
MlenIten, febe ih aus ME ein 8efe6rer2"
Die 3pei ouf ten 3iegeiiiblen iaben i6u
berpunbert an.
.gleiu,~ iagte Suionne eHcrgiId unb
laHte s@ar nibt
,Go iperbst ibr ons 8ele6ren beIIer erleis
ben mogsn, penn i6r piBt, baB Is ni1t msin
Seulf it, 2lllo I6lebt gebts su62 Wlir 1T
cs aud einmol fhlecbt gegdngen. 9ds ipill
itD aih er3dhlen gfeine beioen GDbne ~
elmer mar ldon 3pan3ig Sc9re ait molls
ten rogt 6iuauf." SUIT Sombid 5eiQte all;
bic oreiediae fdorfe uno IeAmale stonte eli
ner 0elsipiBt nSdb babe es fpnen nicbt Dsrs
boten, oas 9e3t bei 70 groBen 8uben nift
Qii. glbcr i'd babe linen obgroten. @e
tlebten oa eln poar QBultenbollen iiber ben
geracn, bic iuig nibiielcn Sorit aber mar
Ser Siiamsl 1lou unb 1ciler Der erIe
Shnse laQ uno es par Gin @efuntel mar
ionutc ni8t fioIeAn 10 fiimmerts es. Qfo,
tie Qeben bod, oie S9neeId9ube auf Der
56ulter. lin Dliliae 'puroe Der 6immeI IS
Idpar3 lpie elm 8a1rtuH, unb ooriiberbn
f6reu langs, eraue 8ebea Streiieu bic bis
binunter 3u rem 6iitien bnQcn, Snnecitreis
feu gtls Id iie fab, paBtc iG gIeiA, DoB
meinc 9ubeu pcrioren ndren Sin podr
Giuu0en lauq iiiirmie uuo tobtc es unb ipac
Elm @e1eul IN 6cp 9iftes pie bon lpiloo
Eitrsa 9arauilipuroe sS pl0blic1 itill, gs
i6neite
sSd sin pis Elm @erriidicr bin un0 Der ac
louien uno 6a6e 0ldun.s aeiudi, Die mir
hslien iolltCn meins @uoeu 3u bola o6sr
'~ babe teinen geinben oer io o6ne iuei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

aemeigert bate ireiuilli0 a65uoan-
fen. Ser 0iipitt Columbia miro
i6m mabri9einlb icu @e5alt iiir
0ic nern oOer 5e6u @louate nodja9s
len niiiien
.&ippcubriide BEL 3uiom.
ncuitoB.
Samrence @ouiton pom glr 64l
G.StraBe, 5iiooit Der ais Glert in
einem @larftlaoeu an Der IA. StraBe,
g}oromeit angciteat mar collioirte
geitern N}orgen auf ieinem 0'otor.
3ueirao ia6reno, nit einem eIettri.
i6eu @aggon an Der GitGapitols
mo A 5traBe. wo6ei ct me6rere
9iippen an Der liuten Seite 6ra6. Gr
miiroe na1 Dem GaigaliD.Soipitql
Qebrddlt.
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Dit feiter Stinlmc 6contwortcte
er Damn iel6it oie 5rageu uo6 ieinen
@erionalieu.
Ni6ter Seo6urD Onnfte Sen @e-
i6worenen fiir i5re 0ienite, mo
langiam OerlieBen Oieiel6en oos 3ims
mer
Gas gauge Gerio6ren 6otte faum
bier Nlinrten gemd6rt.
Su5piihen botten 9eders 9riioer,
Sadiou uno So6u Oos gerOift oe66rt
Sodiou ianf in einen Shtbl uuo be-
gru6 oo5 @cic6t in oen Sdnoct
6rau 9eder's 9ruOer mo So6n 9e-
der eilten 5u Dem 3inmer in mel-
dem 8rou 9cder flopienoen Ser
sens oltf Die @unOe martetc, oie iih
mittlerlpeilc 6ereitS in Oen Gorrioo.
rem Oes @ebduoes ln0 Dor oemielben
0er6reitet 6ntte gllS i6r Sdpager
0os 3iuncr 6erot 6raudte lie ni1t
me6r 3u irogen; iein @eiic9tsouS.
0rud er5d6lte i6r 9lQes. 8rau 9e-
dcr 6rod u0lig 5uidnmcn imo
ihhi65te nod, ais i6r @otte in oos
3inImer geiii5rt wurOe. @lit eincm
bDieriiden Sdrei ihlong lie Oie 9lr-
me INN ieiuen Sols unO 6egru6 i6r
@cic1t al ieinen Sdulteru. 90,
G6orlic, e5 t6ut mir 10 leiO, 10 leiO, a
idmdte iie a9lrmer Charlie, OoS
6otte i6 nidt crmortet" Sic fonnte
uibt meiter iprehen. @eineuO ionf
iie in einen Sti6l Gonu tplrOe i6r
@otte biuausgeiii6rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23


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