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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

U. S. land office at Blackfoot, Idaho,
September 18th, 1914.
Hunter, of Blackfoot, Idaho, who on
June 80, 1908, made homestead entry
number 1862, serial number 04636, for
S. w. u, section 32, township two
south, range 40 east, Boise meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final three year proof to establish claim
to the land above described, before
register and receiver, u s. land office
at Blackfoot, Idaho, on the 4th day of
November, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jennie Striker, of Ozone, Idaho: Sid
ney A. Busenbark, of Blackfoot, Idaho;
Theodore Goodpasture. Of Blackfoot,
Idaho: James M. Ketchum, of Black
foot, Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER,
adv. s-6 register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02

can be started on the project this
year and the irrigation works can
be placed in such shape that water
will be ready for delivery next spring.
Further negotiations on the Watts
offer will be considered in all prob
ability this week.-Capital News.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02
SIGNS FOR FARMERS

We have printed signs ready to nail
up saying: mo hunting or trespas-
sing on these premises"
Price, $1.25 dozen; rs cents per
half dozen, at the Republican office.
adv. If.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02
SHIRE MARE FOR SALE

A fine four-year old thoroughbred
shire mare weighing 1850, bred to
Whitten's shire horse, for sale by
]. F. Hall, R. F. D. three, Blackfoot.
Stiff.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02
NOTICE TO FRUIT GROWERS

The purchase of apple wrappers
and box-liners in large quantities en-
ables us to supply the trade promptly
in any desired amount We solicit
your business. The Idaho Republi-
can. adv If
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02
HORSES FOR SALE

Three heavy weight young horses,
we'll broke, for sale by Box 653,
Blackfoot Idaho. adv loft
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02
Highest Cash Prices

FOR
HIDES, PELTs and TURS
Don't Give Your Hides and Pelts Away
Green Hides 9kc, sc for clean rub
Der boots and shoes.
Branch of Great Western Hide Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
m. vOLPERT, Manager
Bridge st. Blackfoot, Idaho
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02

FOR USE UNDER CARPETS.
DID newspapers at The Republican Of
fee; also some bundles of heavy
wrapping paper five feet square. al.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-02

Vegetable parchment butter wrap
pers at the Republican office.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17

mi ,.a,.t.ret -. =,
Ten Cents admission at the
GEM.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17
For Sale by the Kelly Drug Co
Notice

The firm of Schmisz & Wing
field by mutual consent is hereby
desolved, from and after this
date the business will be owned
and conducted by Leon Schmitz
sole owner, all accounts due and
oweing the firm of Schmitz &
Wingfield will be paid to Leon
Schmitz land all amounts due
from the firm of Schmitz &
Wingfield will be paid by Leon
Schmitz.
Dated Winslow Arizona Janua-
ry 3rd 1914.
Schmitz & Wingfield
Leon Schmitz
H.H. Wingfield
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17
TOWN LOCALS

A. S. Brayman, who for the
past several months has been a
stenographer in the office of
the Master Mechanic for the
Santa Fe Rail Road at this point
is now bookeeper at the Navajo
Apache Bank, beginning his du-
ties on Monday of this week This
is in the nature of a promotion
for Mr.. Brayman and his many
friends confidently predict that
he shall make good" in his new
position.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17
The "Mischife. ouartette" and Ii. W

The "Mischife Quartette" and It's w
Each year the month OF Janu
arv numbers its list of victims
from influenza, la grippe, bron-
chitis and pneumonia. La gripp
coughs seriously weaken the
system and when they hang on,
are a sign of general dibility
The use OF Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound will promptly
check the cough, heal the in
famed air passages, preventing
the development of la grippe to
a more serious rendition. Keep
it on hand. Contains no opiates
Sold by Kelly Drug Co. Adv.
LETTER LIST.
List of letters remaining un-
called for at the Winslow post
office. for week ending January
II, 1914.
AMERICAN
H. R. Artsdalen, Mr.. Bruno
L. H. Almstead, L. K. Campbell,
Charlie Davis, Bertha Foster, J.
A. Hansen, Frank. Hates. J. L.
Hecker,. Robert Hurley, Richard
Hart, Callie Johnson, j. T. Johns
ton, Chas. King, Roy Perkins,
M. O. Robins on, G. Y. Risken,
Grace Williams, Frank White and
Morgan H. Bowen.
SPANISH LIST
N. B. Armudoerz, Candelario
Ariaz, Pascual Abilo, Gregorio
Alanis, Gregorio Alvarado, A.
Beracepia, Relic G. Bargas, Gu
adalupe Bonillo, Seguhdo Coro-
nez, Jessie CorIaschi, Santiago
Cano. Jose Cacillas, Sat Correa,
Juan Dias, Jos Delgado, Ida Gar
cia, Santos Gomez; 2, Jesus Gar
sia, Modenito Consoles, Abdent
Hernandez, Andres Hernandez,
Panflo Juarez, Joe Miaros, Sc
cundino Munos, Patricio Marti
q; 2, Margurito Martinez, Jose
Munguia, Florentino Mendoza.
Ciendino Munos, Francisco Men
doza, Martin Megia, Isabel Man
erquez, Visente L. Ortez, Cresen-
clio Perez; 2, Regino Palos, Italio
Rodriguez, Teodoro Rubalual,
Jose Ramirez, Ramon Ruiz, Eel
esforo Rodregues, Louis Rodre-
CUES, Gregorio Sandoval, Juan
Sorio, Francisco Sanchez, Fer
nando Sandoval, Miguel Solana
Tomas Sanchez, Juan Torres.
Jose Torres, .Esmael Tapia, Man
uel Tabala; 2, Guadalupe Galley
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17
Women and wet Feet

Cold and wet feet are adanger
Gus combination especially tor
women, who are more prone to
kidney diseases than men. Con
gested kidneys come from cold
and bachache, rheuma tism, urin-
AIRY irregularities and rheuma tic
forms are no. unusual results.
Foley Kidney Pills restore the
regular and normal action of
the kidneys and bladder, and SO
remove the cause of the trouble.
1t is an honest and curative
medicine that always gives re-
rults. Sold by Kelly Drug Co.
Adv.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17
The NJ. E. Church

Third ST., between Winslow an6
Berry%Sts., invites you to attenc
its services, which are as follows:
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Morning worship at II. EpwortE
League, z p. m.; Evening wor
ship, 8: p: M; Mid-week Prayer
and@Rfaise Service, Wednesday.
s pm. ="
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17
Saturday, January IL, 1914.
Chasing Phamtoms

HC WlSCol ND 10 Ollly al
phantom chaser.
Somehow, it seems as if all
worth while, all that our
hearts cry out for, ,ispassed byin
our mad rush after some elus-
i've phantom-so1ne Will-o-the-
wisp that vanishes into moth
ings ess the moment we are
about to grasp tive are
wont to pass by the real joys
of life,t the real comforts, and
be heptomized by some inta-
nginable dream that, should
we overtake it, would fill our
hearts with bitterness to over
flowing.
We are like a babe that
wonders out in the wood leav-
Ing the sweet rest of his Mo-
theirs arms chasing a buttrfly
until his way is lost, and he
cries out in. utter bewilder-
ment at his helplessness; we
wander awav from that which
is real and Imaginable persu-
ing some winged thing of our
fancy, until our way is forever
lost ID the mystic maze Of
things, and then we too awak-
en- to- stern reality, and in the
silence of our hearts cry GU,
IN lamentation over our
dreams of what might have
been.
A soul restlessness seems
to conflict with our every
hope of continent. The hearts
that love rs most are often
wrung by our lack of appre-
Clatlor, or from our. lack OF
showing it. We donot underst
and until it is too late, and then
atonement is impossible un.
less we be content with mere
husks. Still we go on chasing
our favorite phantom, and will
not be warned of the pitfalls
III our way by those who have
gone before
Tomorrow is a phantom up
on which a great many of us;
build our hopes. 1t is draped
over with the veil of futuritv,
and is so sweetly abusive that
we are carried away by its
tantalIzfng uncertalntv,' To-
morrow we will do things that
are too difficult to even begin
today; tomorrow we WILL free
ourselves from the ,toils>..Uf
some .mohster that is binding
our wills with the chains of
ha abititomorrow, yes,tom'0rrow
we will come back home after
the. .cQpquest a:nds... say the
thing. we 4fave left. unsaid 50
long; we will. whisper the
sweet nothings in eager listen
Ing ears and worship at loves
sacred-shrine: tomorrow, yes,
.ttQmorrow.@we will -esane home
from the pursuit of some vain
glorious d!e::lu5sion, Is: but we will
find love fled from hope too
long deferred, and in, Dur hearts
here will be a strange, emty-
nocc
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17
FRANK P. GAINES
DENTIST
Office Hours
St. Pauls Episcopal Church

Services will be held SUNDAY
evening at s p. .tn.,. at.St. Paul's
Episcopal church: Sunday Schoo
at 10. Morning service at II.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17
Post Office Hours

Hereafter the post office will be
open week days onlyfrom 8 a. m.
to 6 p. m. :cAo Sunday delivery
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17

The worlds greatest specular
drama in FIVE PARTS. Made with the
aid and permission of the United States
Navy.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-17

|
tlvlty that obtains in Winslow at
present one need only visit the
new Mahoney addition to the ci-
ty to be convinced that the year
1914 will be banner year in the
progress Of the metropolis of
Northern Arizona. This addition
was plated and lots placed on
the market but two weeks ago
and to date more than thirty lots
have been sold and the following
citizens have residences already
under construction; ]. E. Dunn.
Joe Girarde, Geo. Zimmerman
N. Heymer, W. A. Aird and Mr..
Kreamer.
Jack Hopkins, the popular
bookeeper of the Babbitt Bros.
Mercantile Co., returned Satur.
day from San Francisco where
ne was called two weeks ago on
account of the serious illness of
his sister and his many friends
here are rejoicing with him in
the knowledge that she is entire
ly we'll again, Mr.. Hopkins num-
Ders his friends by his acquain-
tences and they are glad to have
him return and take up his dut-
les in the position that.he SO eff
iciently filled for so long.
DR.. Leonie Won M. Zesch left
Sunday for Snowflake where she
makes a professional visit each
year and shall probably remain
there two weeks. DR.. Zesch is
well and favorably known to the
people of SnowflalN and there
fore it IS needless to assure them
that She is capable and thor
ough practitioner and a genial
and pleasant lady to meet.
Sheriff Keeler of Prescott, was
IN town last week looking for 2
Mexican who was supposed to be
headed this way. The Mexican
is wanted on murder charge.
The fixtures of the new laun.
dry arrived last week and are be-
ing installed and the manage
ment expect to have the laundry
open and ready for business at
an early date.
Tom Eskins of Flagstaff was
registered at the Hotel Navajo
Sunday.
c. W. Pardee who won first
money. at the bucking contest
held at Dewey, Oklahoma last
summer, gave an exhibition al
the fair grounds Saturday after
noon.
Officer Amen was a week end
business visitor in Holbrook last
week.
Rumor has it that a stock of
shoes and gents furnishing goods
will soon be placed in the room
now occupied by the Christian
Church.
j. H. Bowling of Phoenix.
Spent few days in this city the
first of the week in the interests
of the Royal Typewriter.
Rev. White of the Episcopal
Church went to Holbrook We'd
nesday and held services there
Wednesday Evening.
Miss Dee NJ. Moss who has
been employed by the Navajo
Apache bank the past two months
has reopened her abstract office
at 116 West First st.
Judge B. f. Adams of Albu-
querque, was here on legal bus
mess the last of the week re-
turning home on No. 10 Satur-
day night.
L. Jennings and wife of Tay-
lor, were visitors in the city
Monday.
II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11

gagieri zines irat i'm @ariete ouf uni
mollte iirb ni@t binOen
Gr iDurbe lnoe0ulDio iiber an 0ie
len 6inDsruiHen unD @er50gerungcn
germ bdtte Ct iofort friid brouf les
gear6eitet. lln6 oonn fam nit einemt
NAL bic i1riftliGe Wlabnung bel
Sauspirts an bic nod i4ul0ige lliete
@leiH3eiiig berlangte Der Wl0belbdn0-
let bic fGnige 9iateu3a6luug. qeretti
tonnte iih ni6t politdnoig bon @elc
entbl0BeH, er bprgte iib bic Summe.
bic er 6em Mirt iHuIoete, bon @ietmcr
nno pertroNete oas Wl0belgelhdft aai
pen erlten Sanuar. 3u bielem 3eit-
punt perpilicbtete er iid mit9eItimmts
belt 5ur 3ablung. Ginen Augenblid
odate er oorou, ii6 an Soiepb 5otri
3u penoen; bod Dos Ibien i6m bei
nd6erer@rpdguns gon8 ausae16Ipiiea.
QDas battle er 3n einem @hluooer az
fQot. Ser nidt einmal imitauoe par
iib alIein iiber Waier 3u balten!
Cont bate ct IN iolHen @erleQen-
beitsseiten ieoen tleiueu Auftrog ange.
nommen, SIuItrationen un6 Srnas
msnts fiir 8eitl6rifteu uno Sii6er ee-
aeidnet Der RobieruHgsn 9emaHt
a6er bic felt tinem Sabr BON E9fn per-
nodldIIigteu Qluftraggeber oVeler III
paren in8milhen bon Qngeboten an.
Serer tiihtiger 4rdfte ii6erflutet uni
Fanben fiir bic Ieinen feline 8erlpeR
Dung.
Da fam lDieoer bic neroofe llnitcher
belt ii6er i6n, oas @efiibl, baB er per.
iduflide 8ilDer molen unb iih ben
aroBen publitum dnpdHen miiB!e
Die lln6efougcn6eit oes@haffens per.
lieB lon a6ermols. @r lab ietner
gnfwurf ploBli9 nit anoeren Qlugcr
an, er ppllie Elm &ompromiB nit pen
@eifmod Der groBen Nlenge idlieBer
dnoerie bier in6 oa lu0 6ahts mir
no@ baron, ipiepiel i9m einGunltbduS.
ler pc6l oofiir os6ea ipiiroe. 8ie 3eil
0rdngfe uno neil Il feline guten 9go
0ele In 2lUgen6Iid iinoen tonnte.
.na9m er, pas rcr Gufal i9m bra9le
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11

Der MarimilidnItraBe, in 9egleituug
einiger 3eilen, in benen er oringenoe
4bbaltungen pOrIbiiBte unb iagte, er
piiroe i'm 2auf Des 9la9mittags anz
tommen.
@egen bier ll6r, Inn Die Seeitunot,
ging er bin unO betrot obne ipeitere
Qlnmelbung bos @oraimmer, aus bem
man in ben Galrn gelangte Quiti=
ges Stimmeneeipirr I9aate i6m ent
gfgen. Sffen6ar fano Od brinnen
l9pn groBer8egriiB iiBungsempfan itots.
Ser Sir gegeniiber bine elm md9tiger
Spieesl, uno barin erblidte er oas
8ilo Der Spre6enoen. bic auf Dem
@tdbliiement in Der glG6e Der sSeniter
fab, pbqleib er Iie IeIbit no1 niht su
Ieben Oermo6te. llnpiatiirli6 80aerte
er. Gs mar i6m unlieb, @lma 3um
eritenmaI in 70 GROCER @eieli6oft gu
begegueH.
Sic fab ipie cine tleiue G0nigin nee
ben ibrer W2utter duf benz Spfa, um.
geben bon elmer Sctar eleganter illngsr
Mdnner, unO IieB 1icb in oller Seelen.
rube ben Sof ma6en. sy6r Sur Seize
itano 3oni Wenoelitein unb beuq4p
iicb geraoe nit elmer bertrauliGen
SSroge lG6elnO gu ibr nie6er. @Imt
bDg ben &opf 3uriid, i'm 5u i6m auF=
3ubliden, uno tippte ibm icber3eno nit
oem Din5igen, I4war3eu 6litterfddsr
ben iie ipielenb in Sdnben bielt, dhI
ben 9(rm. @s mar Beretti unnl1a,
lid, jeBt binein 5il geben. 2siIe, s9t
man i'm bemertte, i6Iib er pie0,r
btnaus, na6m i'm 5Iur felbit Isinsn
Qaletot bonn Stdn6cr, oeun Der Die
uer befanb fib ni9t me9r bort, urs
elite bic Sreppe 6inob.
(5ortieBung fOIgi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11

f9aftli6e lit ni6t bur9gearbeitet.
Sic nal bier III un0 bal"
0elbrint ma1te pieoer feline belieb!e
8ei6enbepegung nit benz 9oumeH.
81, Der arme Sungel" tlagte 8uBl.
nNein, ipas lit bds fir Elm llnteri9ieo
gegen feline friiberen Sa4enl"
9ie M0ne iagte gar nibts; tie lieB
ben &opf bdngen unb Iegte bic Sdnoe
fla9 ineinauoer, pis 1ies 5u tut
pflegte, penn iie 70 re9t betiimmeri
mar.
3ufdaig panotc Qgeltinger ben
&opf uno tpurbe babel Perettis anlihr
tig, Der pie aneeplrSelt ouf Der
S9peQe itono. @r ituBte, tpolIte Die
anberen sur @prii9t mo6uen, aber be-
bate geretti audi iAon tur5 &ebrt ges
maGt uno mar babon gelaufen.
g9ie bon 5urien gepeitIht, rannts
9eretti btnous, blinblings 0ur9 bic
StraBen uno in fein Qltelier auyiid,
mari ii6 bier Der 2dnge na9 auf ben
9ipon, grub bas @eiidt in Die &iIen
uno fling an 8u fdIu@5eu.
Gr tounte ui9ts mebr! 9lein, sr
tonnte pabrboftig ni@ts mebrl @r
mar total fertia unb faB auf Der
Gano6ant feIt, Dor Ser er i4on i'm
@ommer pie Dor eiuemS9redgeIperIt
qeItanoeu 6atte. Die @erbGltniHc.
unter beuen er oie1es leBte Sabr bin
bur1 bate arbeiten niiiien, batten
oerartio an i6m berum ge8errt unO aez
rieben, oaB anes SEINE uno gorne9re
ieiner &unIt Doriiber 3ugrunoe gegons
sen mar.
Sin ralen6er Corn bdumte li6 in
i6m auf, gegeu an bic llmItdnbe, Die
i6n mi6erpiQig gebebt uno getriebca
botten, gegen lid6 ielbit, eeseH6elbrin;,
beRen Ibarfer Sdoel ibn lpie einDolb-
fob traf, aegeu oas @litleiO Der ouoe
rem. @r poQte nitbt bemitleiOet Ieia
lte6er nl0pes 2ippen mar freilit6 tein
Mort oetommen dber i6re 0aItuno,
ols ioare fe in ieiner Seele innerli4
berni6iet, ldgte i6ou gcnug. @r
boBtc SeI6rint beina9 in oielem 9lu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11

genblid. Simmer oieie ltnfebIbort.it
~ bieie lleberlegenbeit!
perstti por tooungludli9. @s
fam ibm 70 bor, aIs piirbe er rie fpis4
Der felt unb Iiher 5upaden uno etpas
@utes Ieiiten t0nnen. iolange oiefs
@elOI9pierigteiten an iRm 9insen
unO fein 9aIein einen 10 ungeiunb N
@runo bate. syeber glerO an ibm att
terte. @r muBte Oariiber binpeo,
muBte binaus, inter anbere WleniGen,
iib aeritreuen, etpas trinten.
SIN @afe traf er elm pdar iunge
RiinItler, bic Der @ereinigung nWoge"
onaeb0rten, elmer @ruppe, oie bon Sel@
brint tart miB6illigt tpurOc, neil iie
menieer iDeole 3tpede Oerfolots, ais
rein oef@dftli6e, unb cine 'Qlrt 5ronoe
aeoen Bic ernlten berri4enoen 4i9tun.
Qen bilDete. Sie umfhloB bic piGer=
fprebenbiten @lemente, bauptlG6liGj
iol6e bic BON glusielunger uno Ga
Ions 8urudeepielen poroen lparen, be-
1oB ieoo6 cine gei9idte taufmdnniIhe
2eituno un6 madte, BEL ser llrteiIslos
Iigteit bes groBen Publitums, Dur4
unaebeure Retlame CUTE @ei6dfte.
DIS qeretti an bieiem 4benb etpas
berauT6t 6eimtebrte, mar er Der
,@oge" oIs NlitglieO beigetreten. Sn
erIier 2inie biellei6t aus SrOB geger
6elbrint, benz Ct einen rehten Sort
bamit on5utnn meinte, in Speiter is-
ro9 aug Der @rpdgung 6erous, oa6
er m6gii6srpeile our4 9ermitieIlng
ner @ereinsleitung einige leiner olte=
rem Q(r65iten bertaufen tDnnte. ST
felbIt 6otte frii6er INNER ieDr bon ODER
auf bic ,@oge" bsrabgeieben, uno npa
i9dmte er iib eigentli6, ihr on5ugs=
boren.
Dies mar feline quite Stimmung, I'M
cine 8raut nd9 longer Ereunlln9 ~
bic 9(rme 8u i9lieBen. ST beaDiibr
tigte eigentIi6, 3u @lmas @mPfong an
oie 8abn 3u gebsn unterIieB oaS is4
boH, neil er IiH nid6t 81 irgenomelhet
syreu0igteit oufl9ipingeu tonnte, uno
I@idte MIR einsn 'alsmenItrauB naH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11

uno ipos billig 5u baben mar, ooer
Iteate iid1 aus alien Qltt3eihnungen
etpas 3uiammen. @s befrieoiQte i6p
teinespegs, aber CT ppate un6 mub!e
unter allen llmiidn6en i'm g1obembsr
Dies gilb III Der @olerie 6annemann
ausItenen. So arbeitete er nun init
elmer glrt 8erbiKenbeit, bon bem Sc
oanten aebeBt, nur iobal0 als m0alih
pie6er cine groBere Summe sur Der
fiiqunq 81 babeu, in ber Itilen Soft
nunq, 6err Saunemunn piir0e oas
Bib pieaei4t fir eigene Rehnung an
taufen
Geine quite 2aune mar in bic Bride
aeoanaen. g(6enbs, i'm @ierltiibI UNI
ter SEN gefdnnten, mo sr ionit elm os-
Tufter llnter6alter gepeisn mar, fonnz
il ct lanoe l9peigIom ooIiBen un0 Dor
Iib binffarren. gBenn ion bonn ies
mon6 fraote, ipDran er bdbte, Tu6r er
quf uno nodte ni6t besennen, BAR Il
einaio unb alein oariiber nanoeorii
BELT hatte, ob er einen Edufer finoelt
uno lpiepiel Der 3ableu piiroe. Das
Bel Idpebten i6m fabel5afte Summer
Dor.
Geine RorrelponDen3 nit @lmo qe-
riet 6ariiber ins Stoden, oenn er
0urfte i6r bod bon aloem nidts Ios
aen, unS AUDI i6re Brieie puroen tiir-
5cr un6 TeItener. Sie pertr0ltete Jpn
uuf miinblicbe geri1te un6 anf Oos
@ie6erieben i'm glOOembsr, oenn frii6es
aeoa6tsn BE Gltern ni8t nit ibr 8ur
Stabt al fommen. Papa nollte no@
cine groBe So0o in @ernipeiler 9ebcn,
uno ooun muBie eu0li4 BET iommer.
li4e 8elu1 Der @enoeliteins in Ai@,
berg erlpioert perDen.
gs mar tom lieb, bdB llc9 oas gBies
oerIe6en NIT i6r biuousi9ob, oenn erI
wollte e. nit ieiHem 8ilDe tertig iein,
e6e er ii6 6urb olerlei 8rdutigams.
pfli9ien ablenten lieB. glm l8. Ions
ten Die 1oruis eiutreffen lnio dm IA.
fam bic ,Griuneruug" 5ur AusiteIs
lung.
4eretti sing 81 Sanemonn llm iia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11
(27 sForilebunQ)

Wlittc Gttober tshrte pereiti init
cirer M2Qile gutter @tubien beim uno
mar init 4Dem @lan 3u einem neuen
orDBen 8il0e I'M reinen, Gr bate Der
Wlome oapon qciproben un0 gefun0ea.
DaB Iid nd6reno oieier @eIprdde, ouf
Sic Ite perIiGnonisDol als 5d2aenois
fill einqina, feline @ebanteu tldrten-
SeBt bgoana sr fIott un6 iiber uub ~
ouier Gtimmunq heu @ntpurf bet
ssisse. Ylicmano n6rte ibH 6enn Die
Toruis peilteu NOD auf Dep aanoe'
@r bate 0a brauBen in per StHiam4
leit bon @dloftlab Sic Stroft getunoen
licA BON alien 9lcbcnge6anlen los5ulo'
len uno Iid5, ipie In frii9eren 3eIteil.
ollein Set Qlrbeit 3u iDiomen. 5nI
qludeublid fam es i6m gar ni9t 0ars
ouf an, cin pertduflibes Bib 81 nid@
lru, aur out lpate es perben, por ie'~
ngnt siaeneu tiinItlerifc6en @epiiIeH
6tFle6en iSunen, lnp 3eit pullte er iid
lnfen i'm alles re9t iein Reraus3le
brIngeli
)Miiien I'M berbfli&en Malbe Guy
Dem @jolobralln tpelter gefaaener
@ldilcr ltanb Eth olterHbes rDt6aaris
aes Meib III grauer @eiDau0ung. @s
rnr cinmal ein iprnoerboles Neib gea
nclcn, DeIisu @n0nbeii nod iebt iieg-
rcic6 iibtr BEN @eriu0 triump6ierts
lnb as Itarrte anf tinen 9obolD nieoer,
ber orinlsnD am Grobooen iauerte
G5o botte iiA's @eretti ae0adt. 9Dn
Sar Geife 6cr fiel Pos Farte 2idt bel
,,nisroefenoen gonne aui oas tleiae
Nabsipsisr. Die JrQu ielbH blr6
im gaaiitu. oGrinnsrlIns' mollie r
a ilenneR
Cd 1gr rTe ili35isrts Gntlpurf 0eslila-
N an. Sour ptc Qio0elle 3ll pel @e.
lalien is6lRu i5m nod. @r glng Y
G)c1oricu iantli9e ibm betdnnis
s13c6sne oiadl bon bem einen tonn.'
n nnr cea stopT 6rauagn, ron 9eal
onserA iucperum nur 6ie ai9ur @is
rfs Uar qera0e iilr ein paar Wodcu
ltrgcccr, BON sinen aoacgsn ieit en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11

3u ii6er3eugen, ob lie einen guten Plas
Battle Den bate iie ia nun pobl,
bas Bib itano I'M beiten 2i9t. 9lbe;
bier in an0erer llmgebung pirtte es
eon3 onbers ais i'm Atelier SS6H
puroe le6r I&lecbt Sumute @r ipar
Ii6 bepuBt, ii6ereilt un0 flii9tig az
arbeitet 81 6oben. Sein Nert iab
i'm gan3 fremb bier i'm groBen Saols
an, uuO bic MGneel uno 5ebler ipran-
gen ibm glei6 ais er eintrat, in bic
Q(ugen, Sbm iant Oos Ser5. 81,
3e6le mar i9m pie 3ugeihniirt. Gs
mar ia niht ousgeI6lohen, Dob elmer
feiner @0nner aus Dem 6orniider
Rreiie es aus Rudf6t fir bic 6amiIie
tnuftg bod Inn i6res tiinitlerild6en
Mertes pillen piirbe bic o@rinnerunQ"
niemdls eineh Rdufer finOeu, Oariiber
mar er iid beim eriten 9ltd Dollitdnoig
flar.
Weltinger, Der i'm nah pie oor Dfs
ters beIunte, eigentIih tontrollier!s,
mo@te in Der 3ebnteritroBe ben 3eit-
puntt Der QlusiteQung oerraten baben,
benn Qls peretti bic Shpele oes
9taumes iiberi1ritt. iporiu iein 8No
itanb, fab er ben &reis Der alien
6reunoe DolitdnDig odOor perianmeli,
SeIbrint, W20pe, 9ubl, 8ranolbubcr
un0 oen 8ilObauer SoIt 9lu8 @el-
finger mar nit ibnen.
Gle pan0ten ibm ben 9iiiden 3g,
faben ibn alIo nidt uno legten li9 so-
fer aud teinen 3pons in ibren llrts.-
len dltf. gr purOe gum imfreipinis
Gen 3u90rer
.@in elenoes Mahpertl~ iaoIe
6el6rint. oBenieitens penn man
beoentt, paS Peretti getonnt bat. Da
iino ia birette @er8ei4nungenl"
.ga, nal" meinte Soit .oas 9irg
bot aud gang feline 4uoIitdteu, lamb
i6nftlic6 ndmlic6. 9ie 2i6tpirtuna
lit Iebr pitant, uno bic 6iguren ite9fn
cut IN Der 2uit
.Smo ober troBoem fur6t6ar ober-
fla6li@ 6ebau6eIt. glu@ oas saue