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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
MRS. WILSON'S LAST WISH
Dill ADoilshlng Worst Slums i'm Wash.
lngtOn Becomes Law.

washington, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Wood
row Wilson'S dying wish that the
worst slums in Washington be abol-
iShed finally was realized today when
the President signed the bill clearirg
alleys of dwelling places. On her
deathbed Mrs. Wilson expressed the
hope, that the bill would be passod
and both Houses of Congress acted
Although it differs in some particu-
lars from the measure as Mrs. Wilson
originally championed it. the Prcsi-
dent decided the measure accomplisb-
ed it's principal PURPOSES.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
OAKLAND.

Oakland, Sept. 29.-The farmers
were glad to see the rain last week
which came in such a calm moderate
way-as often quoted, at was a red
land soaker." Some pea vine hay had
had been mown and was lying on the
ground exposed to the rain, but was
not damaged very much! 1t is an evil
wind that doesn't blow good to some
one. The ground being thoroughly
wet has given the farmers other en-
ployment besides picking cotton,
which now seems to be very worth
less product, and that is, preparing
his land and sowing a very large
acreage in oats and clover and a few
acres prepared and we'll fertilized to
be sown in wheat. The South must
raise more food products and less of
the fleecy staple which she has so
long boosted as being her money crop.
The West seems to be the booster this
time, even though the corn crop in
sections of the West is very short
this year. 1t is demanding a good
price just like our cotton would have
done if there had been only ten or
eleven million bale crop made The
1914 corn crop of Missouri alone will
DiiiS IhC ldI oIlc GU I"Si-
ty-two and one-half million dollars
thirty-five million dollars more than
it would be under normal conditions.
This is quite convincing to us that
the price is higher when the demand
greatest. The state of Kansas will
realize one hundred and sixty-five
million dollars for it's wheat crop this
year. The above is just one corn crib
and one wheat bin that is very often
illustrated as being the source from
which the South feeds it's razorbacks
and multitudes of people.
The cotton crop is being picked and
ginned very rapidly-there is not
very much being held in the seed as
was first suggested as being a good
plan to hold cotton. believe the cot
ton that has already been ginned and
ried back home should be stored
under shelters instead of being ex-
posed to the weather as is being done
all over the country.
Last Sunday was set apart as Or
phanage day at our Sunday school.
The Connie Maxwell was mentioned
and all responded with willingness
as was shown by the nice contribu-
ton that was so quickly collected. l
must make special mention of our
flourishing little Sunday school. The
enthusiastic little people of the school
have attended regularly all during the
hot summer and have done good
work. Five of our little people have
been converted to Christ through this
little Sabbath school and weekly
prayer meetings which we have been
holding during the summer. My dear
Christian friends of the county, be-
wrn the little people while they
are easily influenced. We greatly
need their cooperation in this great
and good work. From the beginning
make them feel that their work is
just as necessary as ours.
Little Dorothy. the fourteen
months old child of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
HEARD IN UNION.
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
StrOng-kidncy Ills Corrected


All over Union you hear it. Doan's
Kidney Pills are Keeping UP the good
work. Union people are telling about
|1t-telling of bad backs made sound
again. You can believe the testimony
OF your own townspeople. They tell
II for the benefit of you who are suf
iering. If your back aches, if YOU
NJ 11ts.st lame, sore and miserable, if the
Aioneys- act too frekuently, or pas
sages are painful, scanty and off col
or, use Doan's Kidney Pills, the rem
cdv that has helped so many of your
friends and neighbors. Follow this
Union citized's advice and give
poan's chance 70 do the same for
you.
j. G. Long, ST., Ex-sheriff of Union
County, Union, S. c., says: Il found
Doan's Kidney Pills to be fine kid
aey remedy and one that acts as rep
fcsented. | took them when | was
suffering from backache and other
symptoms of weak kidneys. got
Teat relief"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
amply ask for a kidney remedy-gct
loan's Kidney PillS-the same that
W.. Long had. Foster -Milbum Co., !
PropS., Buffalo, n. Y.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
SUMTER BANK TELLER
SHORT LARGE AMOU NJ

Sumter, Sept. 26.-RumorS that
there was a shortage in the accounts
of one OF the employees of the Bank OF
Sumter We're confirmed today by Off
GERS OF the bank. E. II. Rhame, Jr.,
teller, was found by accountants max
ing the annual audit to be short Sal
759.Ol. His family and friends imme-
diatey took steps that will protect
the bank fully, and the institution
will not suffer. The bank has capi-
tai OF SZoo,OO0 and surplus of Sol
900.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
YOUNG WHITE MAN is
BRUTALLY SLAIN IN ROAD
LawtOn Jackson is Slain by Negroes.
Accused are Held.

North, Sept. 28.-Lawton Jackson,
young white man, was brutally
murdered near here yesterday after
noon about one-fourth of mile from
the Calhoun county line, in Orange
burg county. and Charley Walker and
Sam Dooley, both negroes, are in iail
charged with the killing. Jackson, it
seems, was driving quietly along the
road and met the negroes who ap-
peared to be drinking and proceeded
to assault him with the staff of a
buggy umbrella, striking him several
blows on the head. He was also
struck with a pistol.
Jackson walked about so yards to
the house of negro by the name of
Burbank where he was cared for. A
physician was Immediately summon
ed and everything possible was done
but he died about 9 o'clock.
Lawton Jackson bears the reputa-
tion of being a quiet young man.
Charley Walker is considered a
dangerous character, he having been
in court number of times for viola
tions of the laws. He was pardoned
by the governor in February last, the
day after he was convicted in magis-
trate's court for violation of a labor
contract.
Sam Dooley's reputation is not
good.
Sheriff Salley of Orangeburg was
notified of the\ killing and he in turn
notified Sheriff Hill of Calhoun to go
to the scene of the difficulty, the ne
groes having gone on in the direction
of st. Matthews. DR.. Sturkie and j.
M. Amaker had captured one of the
reoroes before the arrival of Sheriff
Hill and assisted the sheriff in the
capture of the other and they were
both safely landed behind the bars.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
Positively Masters Group.

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
cuts the thick choking mucus, and
clears away the phlegm. Opens up
the air passages and stops the hoarsc
cough. The gasping, strangling fight
for breath gives way to quiet breath
ing and peaceful sleep. Harold Berg,
Mass. Mich. writes: eve give Foley's
Honey and Tar to our children for
Group and it always acts quickly"
Sold by all dealers everywhere.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
Stop Those Early Bronchial Coughs

They hang on all winter if not
checked, and pave the way for SER
ious throat and lung trouble. Get a
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, and take it freely. Stops
coughs and colds, heals raw inflaT7ied
throat, loosen the phlegm and is
mildly laxative. Best for children
and grown persons. No opiates. Sold
by all dealers everywhere.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
Check Kidney Trouble at Once

There is such ready action in Foley
Kidney flils, you feel their healing
from the very first dose. Backachc.
weak: sore kidneys, painful bladder
and irregular action disappear with
their use. o. Palmer, Green Bay.
Wis. says: My wife is rapidly re-
covering her health and strength. due
solely to FOLEY Kidney Pills" Sold by
all dealers everywhere
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
Woman Will Hold High Legal Plac

Washington, Sept. 2S.-MrS. An
nette Abbott Adams of San Francis
co was today appointed assistant
United States attorney there. She is
the first woman in the country to oc-
cupy such position.
representative Raker of California
declared he considered the appoint
ment recognition of woman suffrage.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
CITROLAX! ClTROLAN.
CITROIA\'

B,st thing for constipation. sour
stomach, lazy liver and sluggish bow
els. Stops sick headache almost at
once. Gives a most thorough and sat
isfactory flushing-no pain. no nau-
sea Keeps your system clcanscd,
sweet and wholesome. Ask for Cit
rOlaX Sold by dealers cvrrvMhcrc.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02

TO dry gram before grinding a Ger
man inventor . has introduced an elec-
trio heaLS ,L;a element into a spiral
screw "hich conveys it to the mill
stones.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02

Court a woman and she may wor-
hin YOU. but marry her and she may
defy you.
We cannot blame some men for not
taking their own advice.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02
Invigorating to the Pale and sickIy

Groves chill roNfc dPves espG oSt
s% true tonic ro blood builds sys
0"' TOT adults and children. SOC
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02

So that an electric fan will be use.
full in cold weather there has been in
vented circular heater to be so fas-
tened to it that it will circulate warm
air through a room.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-02

man can always count upon his
wife to agree with him if he doesn't
want her to.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

ui4i 81 Gnoe 6enten, Ii6 uiat flor
MAIDEN, mas er bonn tun piiroe. Ss
mar bonn eben falles fir i6n aus.
n1as Weib" mar iegrei9 in 1ein 2es
ben getretsn unO batte iriump6isren0
ie0en onoeren Snbolt ausgel019t.
gm glodmitiag bes britten 5eiers
tages ging er nadh Der 3e6ntneritraBe
un0 tlopfts an N}0nes Sir. 91iemonn
antportets. S6lieBlid1 ia9ten i6n Die
6ousgenoKen, bic Seloberg bate Yi1
bel 6em berrlihen tlaren 6roitpetter
raid in Der 5rii6e oes 25. eatI6loHen,
nit Der 8utre5iD ouf einise Sage in
bic gerge 3u geben, pollte jeoon gum
SilDeierdben0 pie0er 3uriid fem.
SIS fieI i6m ihiper, 5u porten. 9lm
liebFen pGre cr binter i6r bergefo6ren,
um orouBen in Der feierliben, ipsiBen
@ebirgseiniamteit nit ibr 3u reoen.
gtber Die 2(niiHten iiber oas 3iel ibrer
6obrt ipifen boneinanDer ob. Sels
brint Qlaubte, iie mare in Porientirs
6en, Soft meintc, in SesernIee, bic
puberin, bas 5attotum bes 0duies,
molltc etipas bonn Qlllgdu 9ebDrt bd=
Ben. Sin 6interoreinfobren pdre To-
nit ousii6tsloS gepeien. @r muBte
iid5 oebuloeu, lief nsrp0s IN Der Sta6t
lumber unb iu6te in ben ullerleBten
Sa9en bes alien Sa6res aud %eretti
ouf
g Der iton6 in filler @eriuntenbeit
bDr seiner pollenbeten 3opie. @r trug
ben Ropf bo4 unb rieF Dem 2lniomms
ling freubig entgegen: nDas 1T mir
bod Gelunoen? gBie9 9dmit babe iae
Dor mir lel6f neine tiinitleriide &6rc
gerettet. S6nuen Sie Der, @eltin9er.
Wer oos tonn, Der lit NOD ni9t oan5
auf ZEN 6un0 9etommen.
nsSya, bos If in Der Sat ungluublic7
gut 9ema6t."
.2l6, ipie mir icBt pObl It'll"
4eretti oebnte iih.
y2iegt Sbneu TO Uiel an Dem SeiiB
oes 8ilOes3 2"
09or ailen Gingen lag mir bel an
ser Qlrbcit. nie ic6 ipie cine @rt Stllr
t,.to4!sis. S2 1T. als 9dtte mir ic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

tanniidaft alles eetan Bate, Inn Bez
retti BON i6r 3ll entfernen. @r CAB iit
3u jener 3eit Der Weinung bin, bies
geIdd6e nur, um nit i6r gu erpert=
mentieren nm 81 ieben, ipie lie iic5
perbdlten iDiirDe, ipenn ibr Elm Qlnbeter
genommen iDurH, Dem iie bis bobin, i'm
gepuBtiein fiGeren 8eiibes, nur
freunoidoftlide &amerdbi6aftlinteit
entgegenbra9te, meinte, es qshiitete
ibn, ibr orrogontes Selbitgefibl gu
erIGiittern. SeBt ipuBte er gang tlor.
oaB i4on in jenen 9agen bic eiferz
iiidtige leigung 3u ibr bel i6m Wur=
5el geIhlogen, ooB er oufgeotmet botte.
als Yeretti iib berlobte uno aus i1rem
Seben trat. Spielte peretti troBbem
NOD INNER cine 9olle borin9 Stolen
Die Srdnen, bic iie um ibn peinte, aus
freunoi6aftli6em Wlitleib, ooer aus
einem anoeren @efiibl bernus2
glein, ncin. Sie beoauerte i6n ais
&iinHIer, ais Wlenifen, o6er Der
Wlann, oer elmer onberen geborte, fam
fiir Iie pobl nidt me9r in 5roge
Weltinger bate gelpiinId)t, boB pes
rettts 0eirdt fn bdlb uls tunli9 Iottz
fin6eu t6nnte, UNI au9 oen leBten
Sdatten elmer M0glidteit Gus Wl0pes
Doiein 8u rdumen. Menn ber UlenI6
nur niht III emigen Gelotalomii1ten
seiledt 6dtte! st muBte pirtlic6 8ur
ieben, ibm Elm poor taiIienb Mort Der
oienii 81 ffofftn, font ging bic Sd6e
am @nDe nod auseinan0er Ss Itan0
oa 5piideu oen 5ornis unO Peretti
obnebin nidt olles Ip. pie es lDllte,
iopiel botte er ic1on ben gelegentliden
Semertunaen 4erettis entnommen.
Aber er mohte ou6 ni1i parten. Gs
nrdngte i'm. iib N}0me gegenii6er aus
5ulpreden bic Gntfdeibung 6erbci3us
fiibren. 8ie llnaeipiB6eit lpurbe auf
PIE Dauer unertrdglit. 2(nDerieii5
ideule er ipieoer bopor 3uriid Sic
batte ibn nie ernutigt, 0oh ouh mic
fii6len loien, haB er i6r unlieb mare.
@ielleidt puBie Iie niAt einmdl, pie
es nm i'm ftano. Wenn iie .nein"
Iagie2 81 tonnte t-G gs9gni.9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

monO einsn @orbang ipegge3ogen, Der
mir bis 0abin ieben freieu glusblid
Oeripebrte. Dies penisiiens babe i4
ni6t I'm hes Geloerperbs villen GEE
mo6t, unO oesbalb fonnte ic6 mid
o6ns ie6en g}ebengeOanten bineinpers
ienten."
n65ren Sie, i9 lam beute eigentlid
nur, Inn Sbnen einen 8ori6log gu
MAIDEN. Sie trdufen bod @elO, niGt
ipobr9"
,Ra OBJ" IL Qeretfis @eIi6t Derz
6itiierte fi6. nRoisno n0tigI Sims
nell @ben por i6 nod 10 frob, uub
oa fommen @ie un0 reoen BON @elO,
unb nie Sie cas- infame @ort uuS=
iprefen, leqt iid's mir pieDer ipie Elm
Stein ouf Die Seele. Serous nit
S6rem 9oriGlag, MenI9l SD qe6e
auf allies Elm. 9as DleiIer iiBt mir an
Der &eble."
sd babe eiuen &dufer fir S6re
8opie."
nSie piiien, boB id lie niGt berfdu-
fen Dorf. Das Original III pribots
tefB, uno bic Ropie ge60rt od6er
alei6falls &ottenbureer. Ser barf
ollein oariiber 6erfiigen @enn er es
perlanst muB i'd iie iogar oernid=
ten."
.Grii6en in 9lmerifd biirfien S6nen
aus einem epentuellen @ertduf feine
S6pierigteiter erpa8ien. SD trof
nomli6 geitern i'm safe einen ameri-
taniIfen &unlibdnDler, Den ic6 ibon
bon Berlin Der fannie, uno Der iih
bier auf6Glt, um alte 8ilOer auf3uItD=
bern, bic er briiben I'M ben breifadDen
Pr,is pieocr losldldgt. W}oraliid lit
Der &erl 3iemli@ fdmierig, er but in
oenen @elO un0 lit Elm geriebener Sc
i9dftsmonn. Coll i9 i'm einmol
berbringen? SG ba6te gleiA an Sic
uno ifrieb mir ieine QlDrefe uIi."
nJlein, icb Oonte. Sold Elm @jeiGdft
lit fir mid ansgeidlohen. Gs lpdre
Diebhabl an GottenbIirger un0 Elm
@etrug obenbrein, 6enn Der Ylenid
piir0e Die &opie 0riiben iider als ecq
ten GipnarDo pertauIen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

Qlrbeitsiii6 in Weltineers Wo6nuug.
Wlit einem Mol ergriff er iie uno
leudtete Damit 3u einem Don 9eters
8iloern empor bic er jeBt 10 gut Der-
fonD.
ngie redt 6at Der qeter ge9obtl"
murmelte er. Sabre binOur6 bat er
bier an Der Quelle 6es 2ebens geIehen,
llno i6 begriff es nibt, baB er 70
germ nod geblieben pdrel"
Sin paar Soss binbur9 fonnte ct
es nibt iiber ii8 eeipinnen, 81 peretti
3u gebeH Sin 6umpfer @roIl gegen
ibn batte BON ibm 8eTb ergriffen, Elm
@iberipille, iiber OeFen llriafe er iid
8uerit nidt!Redenidoft oblegen mod,te,
GiQeailicb glau6te er ibm gan3 freuu0s
i9oftIi6 gegeniber8uite6en, ioipeit ibm
oas il6erbaupi moglid mar. Die of
fene, autrauli9e @rt qerettis bate ibn
INNER mie etipas fonber6ar grbeiierna
bes anoemutet. gIber nun, pd6renb ct
rauden0 in ieinem 3immer auf uno
nieber aiug, empfano er uutlor, 0ob
er imitanoe Iein t0nnte. ibm birett gu
l6oben, i6m eipas Iebr g0Ies an3u-
iun, penn Fcb bic 9elegenbeit oo8u gss
boien bate. gDoS mar geId)e6en, nm
cine Iolde 0anolung in ibm berpors
aubringen2
@r blie6 plGblid ite3en mo briidie
bic Sdnos fla6 gegen bic Stirn.
@as mar es. er liebte bic WlDpe,
liebte fie nit elmer leioeni6oftliden
@iferiu6t, bic allies battle 8erreiBen
unO Derni6ten m0gen, mas ii9 5piz
I6en iie inD i'm icbob.
gBeltineer nobnte out 9ab i6m
oos geide1eu muBte @erooe i6nl, Der
bic Meibsr Dera6teie, Der ni6ts nlebr
nit ibnen Su i8affen 9absn polite
QBie batte bas fommen t0nnen, DaB
ct allen Ieiuen lteber3susunaen untrea
iDurbc2 tt
Ge6 'bds mar ja fo gleidgiiltig ges
Qenii1er Ser einen &droinoifraqe, pie
iih Ulome ber6dlten miir0e, menu er
Dor Iie 6inirai unD um iie porb. gBis
elm @i8.fam i0m Die @rleu6tuna, ooB
sr l6ca bamo!S pci Sesiun i9rsr ges
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

SD mill lie6er nod Elm paor Gage
rarien meirte 6eIbrint nGs lit
Seller, hit brdngen uns ibm nid6t auf.
@ielleidi reiBt ion oie nMoge" Hsrs
nus, ooer elmer ieiuer borue9men ge.
iannten, uub in 0em Sail itebt er olli
6obsn Stsl5en ba uH6 peiit mir oie
1iir."
W0pe lieB mutlos bic 6dnoe iinten.
,Gie Tuo lo bart gegen i'm"
Weltinger lamb, boB bier BON allen,
auBer BON gelbrint, Elm formIicb Ia
tferliher aultus nit 4eretti oetrieben
piir6e. 6elbrint mar uab ieiuer Qlns
Iiht her ein3iae perniinftige WlenI8 iH
bieIem 4reiie. 6dtte er Dem Diden
ins 6er3 ie6en tonnen 70 piir0e er
biellei9t ent6edt baben, Dob iib oo
binier 6arten Morten Elm groBer Sam
mer nm ben 9lbpeien0en barg, elrI
ipeit groBerer ipobl nod, als ibn ore
anDeren empfanoen, mitgusna9me Der
9lope.
glie nor ss iih edn3 tlar iiber 0as
geporben, tDos iie fin peretti fiiAlte,
uno and in bieIsm Wloment toppie sr
I'm Duntsln, benn iie trodnete i9uell
itrs 2rdnsn uh6 nabm pieDer munter
tel ali ser allaemeinen lluter6altung.
Disie i6re rnbise 6siierteit, bic er cinit
dig QlnmaBuns empfunben 9aite, i6ien
tom MN Elm gasiluB ibres inueriien
Qaeiens. @r Ddtte iie um teinen preis
mgbr miiTen mcgen.
Dis @eleaen9eit By berirauli6er
8pieiprode mar iibrigens ooriiber.
6Cun fis bodieu ieBt alle eng suiams
msn. fprabsu aber nidt me9r bon Qe
rsili, neil Der 1nme einen ipsbmltigen
alang gab.
.Qeie lit es penn eiqentlib NIT ben
Gtubien 2u Sbrem Mert, 0err gesl-
iindsrg4 nedte Wl0pe ,@inD bic Its
ten iiber unS 6rauen aei6loHen2 Sa
erinnere mid, lmon ieit einem balben
Sa6r ni6ts me6r oabon 9e55rt so bds
Ben. Triiber pfleglen Sie mir oodl
hlrans bor3uleien, um MID 70 re9t
iisf su Dsriounesll." O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

.S9 babe MIDI in3pilden bon Sbrer
llnberpun0burteit iiber8eugt uno finoe
es nicht mebr lo6nenb," ider3te er nun
ieiuerieiis. n@islleidt piirOe id mod
bei 9uBl ileine @rfolge ouf3upeiien
baben SD mill es eiumal nit i9r
periuden,
nglee ueel" la6te @uBl. .Seit bem
balbsn Dubeno S6meoen, oas Sie
mir 6eute gum grdient oemadt boben,
bin ib nad oieIer 9idtung bin bids
tellig seporcen SEPT f0nnen Sie on
mir 9erumitideIn, 70 biel Sie poIlen.
Seies, 8inberl gDenn man bebenft,
baB idl nod ME eipos onoeres als
Sritot auf ben 6iusern ae6abt babe!
Sh neroe mir cine qariIer Soilette
bauen laHen miiiien nm Der unges
ipo6uten @leoan3 meiner Sdnbe gfe6z
nuus 3u irogen."
sic bielten i6r nun Dor, iuas lie al
les baben miiBte, Bis cine Summe BON
tauierb Wlort aufgere4net ipurbe uu0
ite bumDriIiii6 iommerno i9rie: a@r
bat MIDI NIT icinen 6anbfcbuben ruis
inert Der Glenoel"
.gDenn Ct iein Bib fir 5pau5ig.
iauieno bertauft, rsibt er Sie pobl
mieber beraus," troiiete Soft.
.Sd, ipie 1T es benn eigentli9 mil
bem Qilbe2" Dpllten bic QnDeren mil
fen.
,,@is iebt 6at nod feline MeniHens
feele einen 8lid auf Das gronoioic
Mert perfen biirfsn"
gGs ipiro pobl Elm 6iitoriider
S9mlcn2 gRir peroen pobl ollie ouf
ben gliiden fallen, iDenn es ii9 Der
iiaunenoen Welt entbiiIlt2"
Ser @e6dnlelie ia6 lddelnb Dor lidl
bin Gr muBte, ooB tie ibn bier ols
Wsaler nod inner niht ernt nebmen
pollten. o6er bas frantic i'm nidt.
Dd es 3u wenio bergab. an i6m berim
au piBeln, iamen Iie balo ipieoer bon
Dem 2bema all.
erh lonae naH 0liiteruadi gin5 bic
tleint @eelHdafl fro9lib auSeinar
Der ~
&is Qampe braunie nod auI s:m
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.Dos oinQe Sie gar ni1ts an. Y8os
er na96er burit tltt iit ftine Sacfe.
Wenn er Sbner gum 8eiipiel Oreitaus
IenO Wlart bar auf ben Slid legts ~"
9os f1lug berlodenO an sBerettis
S6r, bod Ell Ic6iittclte ben RppF.
: nSo Oiel piiroc er gar ni4t oaiiir
gelcn."
v0p6. Oo6 Sd babe i6m T6cn
BON Der 2opie geiproden unO er io6eint
mir re9t happia oorauf;er fennt feline
2eute un0 peiB, baB ct bos Orei= unO
Dierfafe berausidneioet."
ySA bite Gle Inn allies in Der
Welt fii6ren Sie MIDI ni9t in Der
fil4ung. Sie piifen nicbt mas i'm
2lugenblid 6reitouieno Mart fir MIDI
be0euten."
Isle t0nntcu Oann beiraten, ni9t
ipohr2 IS piirbe auf Die 5ornis piel=
leibt @inorud mu1en, fpenn Sie Oa=
nit renommieren bHrften, cdB ameri=
tanii6e &unf6GnOler S6r Qiielier ouf=
Iuden unb bobe 9reiie 3a6lsn. llnO
lper peiB. ob iif nidt cine oouernoe
geIGdftlide 9erbinbuug oaraus ent=
pidelt.~
SD fOnnte ipenigiienS alien mei-
nen Decentralization na6tommen un0
broT6te nimt me6r oas @efiibl etnes
9elinqucnten 81 6oben, Dem Der Strid
ICON I'm ben 6ols liegt unD Der bem
ioitenloIsn 9lufeutbolt in freier 2uft
entsegeuiie6t."
,9la ollol Menn Gie bic Sa6e
id0n Don Der ider3boften Geite oufz
foIien, 1T iie ic bolb IN Orbnunq. Sh
bringe S6nen bann morgen Oeu
Nlann."
.9lein, neiu, tin Sic Oas nift. Sd
Ipra6 eben nur bon Nl0gli9ieiten. bic
iiN inoehen leiDer ni4t berpirtli9eH
Oiirien."
Ser 4roteIt fam etipoS l6pG9lic6
6eraus, uno ponn fling Neyg!ti an 8u
idimpfen n@erpiinIda, DAB einem
ober aud INNER Die 6on0e ge6unoen
iinbl DAB 70 Gin armer @fel, lpis icb,
Dor Der Doilen &rippe fe0U muB unO
uidI freilen oorf~ (5ori.buus fOIst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

9lt6tr im0 @aitilL ND0eS, Gol gll.
irc0 @oroou Crjaba, @illion s..
@ore, bon Oregon; @r mo 6rot y.
&olnes ino orei Sinner SDrds
clie, 9tl). @eor9e acunc0D, San
5roli}iSco, @eo gl SDnian Soiitb
port, GoiuL, gSul Nlc8oD bon Cal.
tiao, NlDrtle Nlaucr, Qlcrito GitD;
Gr. s. 6ronflin Nioore Saltlllo;
Samcs 9lorton Srou mo @in0, glem
Crleans; @r. imo 6rou E6ouos 8.
9omers, Soleoo, C6io; @erbert g..
Soltn0erS, 6rau uno Orei atuoer
@apeiton; Gbos Softer, @ua0alou.
pe, 0iuian 6. Sr0ll Stadt Salb
itQton; 9urton Erorell Edconld,
g8aib., IranciS 6. San @olfenburg1,
9ore0o, Ser, 9obert Nl &alloct H..
8anlilie. Can 2lntonio; Otto s.. Sit
6oii, 81 @oio; 6rib gSagner 9lugcs
iicutcr BON @otbe 6reres, 9iepYort.
6erucr traien 0ie folgenoen ,5liiGt-
linge in @era Gruj elm, 0eren gl0rel-
len nht angegeben uur0cn. Nldl
colm GolDeS, glireO Ql @olo, 5rau
@corge 8. Siruer mo @in0 IT, 6ralt
g9ni @ooOruii
Gonirl Gona0a eriudte OaSStoots
Gcportcmcnt, Srau gllire0 Cooper
oereu 2loreiie nidt oi1egeben puroe,
5u benahrihtiaen 0aB lic5 Der britt.
icbe Goniul So &cra Gru5 6cniil1e,
Sen qhifcnt6alisort ibres Nlannes
5i mdcbenl