davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23

spreading their sails to the breeze
and showing what they can do in all
weathers. Sir Thomas Lipton's
challenger is hailed as marvel of
promise, for no other reason APP
parently than that her model is &C.
centric. 1t is all very well to speak
of her as the most wonderful boat
OF the kind ever built in Europe. /"
but the American designers nave
had thing or two up their sleeves
also. without doubt one OF the new
creations will soon be declared a
world beater, for our yacht archi-
tects have always improved upon
their old defender models. Before
the end of May the new boats will
probably have their trial spins under
the eyes of the experts and Sir
Thomas will learn he has something
to beat.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
DANCING EXHIBITION.

Every detail has been completed
for the dancing exhibition to be given
Monday night at Macauley's Theater
by the pupils of Prof. p. Wellington
Hager's dancing academy. Several
of the most graceful Juveniles in the
terpsichorean art will perform, and
this will undoubtedly prove to be one
Of the best dancing exhibitions of the
season. Prof. Hager has been
working for some time with his
pupils and has succeeded in develop
ing them to near state of perfec-
ton. The general admission will be
twenty-five cents.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
PARADE IN DUBLIN.

The Limerick County Council
unanimously resolved last Saturday
to support the Nationalist volunteer
movement which was started, for the
purpose OF organizing national
force to uphold the authority of the
Crown and Government of Ireland
on the same lines as the Ulster force.
Thomas Lundon, Nationalist men,
Der of the House of Commons for
East Limerick, in speech said the
day the home rule bill was placed
on the statute book 100000 volun-
teers would parade in Dublin to pre-
vent the withdrawal of the dearly
won measure.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
PAYING MONEY ORDERS.

On and after July /. 1914. all
domestic money orders will be pay
able at any Post-office within the
continental United States, except
Alaska, II presented for payment
within thirty days from the date OF
the issuance. The money orders are
to be made payable at a designated
money order office as at present.
but IL is not required that they be
presented for payment to the office
designated. 1t is understood that
this order will permit Uncle Sam to
further compete with the express
companies. whose money orders
have been preferred over postal
money orders for the reason that
they are payable at any once OF the
express company issuing them.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23

What promises to be one OF the
seasons most delightful euchre and
lotto parties is announced for next
Tuesday night at st. Cecilia's Hall,
1881 st. Cecilia street. The affair
win be under the auspices ofNthe
ladies of the Altar Society of st,
Cecilia's church. who have a reputa-
ton as entertainers. Games viii be
called at 8 o'clock. the admission be-
ing twenty-five cents.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
HOSPITAL ENTERTAINMENT.

For the benefit of SITS. Mary and
Elizabeth Hospital the Ladies' Sew
ing Society will give an entertain
ment at the hospital on the after
moons and nights of June and 4.
These entertainments are always en-
ioyable and the ladies hope to have
with them all their friends. Euchre
and lotto will be played. and on 10th
evenings a light luncheon will be
served.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
RECOVERING.

Lieut.. Edward Pulford and Patrol
man Robert Scanlon, of the Louis
vile police force, who have been off
duty suffering from rheumatism,
are reported improving and hope
full of soon resuming their positions.
Patrolman Jerry Quill, Stationkeeper
at the Clifton substation, has almost
entirely recovered from the effects
of his fall three weeks ago, when
he sustained a badly sprained ankle.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
DIVISION 8.

Meets First and Third Mondays,
Nineteenth and Portland.
President-John M. Maloney.
Vice President-Matt j. O'Brien.
Recording Secretary - John P.
Price.
Financial Secretary-John ]. Hes
sion, Jr.
Treasured. j. Dougherty.
Sergeant = at Arms Martin J..
Kallaher.
Sentinel-Thomas Noon.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
INTO TRUE FOLD.

William Lorimer, former United
States Senator from illinois. was re-
Gently received into the Catholic
church by the Rev. Father Xavier
Sutton. c. P., in the Service Chapel
on Sheridan road Only his wife and
members of his family were present
when he made his profession and was
baptized
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
M'DONOGH A CANDIDATE.

The first man in New York State
to announce his candidacy for the
United States Senatorship is James
S. McDonogh, a former Louisville
boy, who is now a successful lawyer
in the big metropolis. McDonogh has
friends and workers in all the large
cities and they are going to conduct
an indefatigable campaign in his
behalf.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
DIVISION 2.

Meets First Thursday at st. WILL
Jams Hall, Thirteenth and Oak.
President-C. ]. Ford.
Vice President. j. Sullivan.
Recording Secretary - John T.
Keaney.
Treasurer-James Welsh.
Sergeant-at-Arms - ]. Cunning
ham.
Sentinel-Thomas Harmon.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
Y. NJ. I.
MAOKIN COUNCIL. 2o5.

MACKIN COUNCIL, 2O5.
Meets Monday Evenings at Clut
House. 344 North Twenty-sixth.
President-George ]. Thornton.
First Vice President-John Ken.
ney.
Second Vice President - Fred
Schiller.
Recording Secretary = John r
Barry.
Financial Secretary-Will Cassin
Treasurer-Sebastian Hubbuch.
Marshal-Joe Keane.
Inside Sentinel-William Schott.
Outside Sentinel. e. Crater.
Executive Committee-F. G. AID.
ans, George Simonis, Frank Geiler
w. A. Link.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
SOCIAL CLUB EUCHRE.

The Hibernian Social Club, which
is an adjunct of Division 3, A. o. H.,
will give euchre and lotto on
Tuesday evening, June 2, in their
new club house, at 1918 Portland
avenue. Games will be called
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
GLENNON IN IRELAND.

The Most Rev. Archbishop Glen
non, of st. Louis. who will soon visit
Rome and the Holy Father, will
preach at the conservation of the
oliver Plunket memorial church at
Drogheda. Ireland, on June 20. at
which Cardinal Logue will officiate.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
DIVISION A.

Meets Second and Fourth Mondays,
Bertrand Hall, Sixth Street.
President-John H. Hennessy.
Vice President-Thomas Lynch.
Recording Secretary - John J.
Barry.
Financial Secretary-Thomas J.
Langan.
Treasurer-Patrick Connolly.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Thomas Far
rell.
Sentinel-M. J. McDermott.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
RECENT DEATHS.

Mrs. Caroline Mann, an aged and
respected member of the Cathedral
congregation, died Sunday afternoon
at her home, 722 West Market
street, from the effects Of a paralytic
stroke suffered several years ago.
Surviving her are two sons, Augustus
J. and John II. Mann. The funeral
was held from the Cathedral Tues
day morning.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
TAKING TEN DAYS.

Lieut.. NJ. j. Rawley, of the First
Police district. is enjoying his ten
days vacation by managing the Col
onels from the grand stand at Eclipse
Park.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23

II viii be an agreeable relief from
wars and rumors Of war. domestic
and foreign, TO read about the trials
OF Shamrock Nv. and the Amorice
Cup defenders. They win soon be
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
a. O. H.
DIVISION L.

DltlSlON i.
Meets at Falls City Hall on First
and Third Tuesdays.
observation-disclosures Tarpy.
Vice President - Henry McDer-
mott.
Recording Secretary Walter
Cusick.
Financial Secretary-Joseph Far
rell.
tt easurer-Thomas keenan,, Sr.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Tim Lyons.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23
DESERVED PROMOTION.

Under the new regulation of de-
partments in the local Postoffice as
devised by the Board of Examiners,
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23

Henry Kemper, seventy-five years
old and retired painting contractor,
died Sunday morning of paralysis at
the home of his son, Henry Kemper,
lis South Twenty-first street. His
funeral was held Tuesday morning
from st. Anthony's church, of which
he was a pioneer member. Three
sons, Henry, Benjamin and John
Kemper, survive him.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine
Metten. beloved wife of Henry
Metten. who died Wednesday after
noon at her home, 1912 East Oak
street, will take place this morning
from st. Vincent de Paul's church.
Mrs. Metten was a most estimable
woman and wide circle of relatives
and friends will mourn her death.
Besides her husband she leaves four
children,
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23

BY the death of Mrs. Christina
Crush last Sunday night at her home
1910 Everett avenue, st. Brigid's
parish loses another of its Oldest and
most highly esteemed members. Mrs.
Crush was a native of Louisville and
before her marriage was Miss Chris
tina Karbel. She leaves three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Frank G. Harpring and
Miss Lula Crush, of Louisville, and
Mrs. John A. Spalding, of Indian
apolis, and seven sons, William G..
and Frank ]. Crush, both of Dallas,
Texas; Ollie Crush. of Paonia, Cal /;
Louis w. Crush, of Chicago; Joseph
P. Charles c. and Florian Crush, of
Louisville. Her funeral was held
from st. Brigid's church Wednesday
morning, eight grandsons acting as
pallbearers,
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-23

Sunday the sad intelligence
reached this city of the death of
Fred L. Trefzer at Oklahoma City,
Okla. He was a member of the
Knights of Columbus of this city, and
before going West was an inspector
with the Kentucky Actuarial Bureau.
The remains were brought here and
taken to the home of Mrs. L. e. ,FoU-
lew, 740 Barrett avenue, where they
laid until the funeral, which took
place Wednesday morning from ST
Boniface church.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

man lie tilr5neg nonnie, riiiii9 6aron
ar6eiteten, oas @olt oui3uGeBen unr
Oen neussi6nfienen Stoatsbau 3u unz
terpii6len. 5ie CAB iicb ou9 aac err
oenili9e Wlu6e uno entfaltete cine fies
berbafte 3Gtigfeit, ben 9e6eyMnisoDllen
llmirieben ouf Die Spur al tommen
Qlber in teinen Der neunmal tlugen
6erren regte iiG Der 9lr9po6n, baB bic
SgGoen Der 9eri6nD,uno in Der 6ono
Res iollen Suniers auf YppliB 3uIomz
menliefen 9a5u ooIt er i6nen ais Diel
3u bumm. Sie bieIien ion fir einen
t6sortiqen @rcb bion, Der Ieinem 6ohe
in pilDen 9}coensorten unD t1ri6ten
Streinen 2uit mohe, ober loum trnit
5u ne6men iei. Yielmebr rihtete ii9
Der 9eroodt Qegeil oen YiesODrfer sDes
bell. Ser gali ppm je9er als Elm en-
raaierter 9reuBenireuno unb 3uoem
ols Elm fluger Gopf. S6m miBtraite
bic poli3ei griinolif. Sein 0ous
murbe NIT Sp6bern umgeben, feline
Disntrf6nft fuhte man gu bef,Aen;
ale 9riefe, oic in PiesOorf aus uno
eineingen, murOen oufs fAom!0ieite
erbroc6en unD bur@it0bert
2Is @ottlob BON NeOea bas b,merts
te, lam er ouf cine iebr iinareidbe Soee,
ZEN @eroaht BON iih ob3ulenten.
SSein S9pn9er un0 Better QBil9elm
lebte 5ur5sit in SoIberitoot. Dort
6otte er cine Siele als Yrcbin3iolrot
aneeuomnien, un0 3por aus ienem
onDercn @rmlne oIs Dem. fer Pdtrioz
tenportei i'm 2onOe nod beHer oienen
3u f6nnen ais bisber. Qln ben lieB
MeDeQ ourn einen 5reun5 einen Srief
fdrsi6cn in ocnl er ibn oui ben eriten
2lpril ciniuo, elmer @erIammlung i'm
C56lo1e Niesolri bei3unobnen. Ilan
perDe Oo qrob' GntT1liiiie faiier. Die
iibriQen Der = rcrenen piiroen auh
oupeienb fem Gf i0llte ni9t Dergeis
fen, 0ie iiberms utdtigcn often uno
0erSei1nifie mlt8u6ringen glacjwits
tag brei llbr lutr0c BE Sibung Begin
nen. Der @rief mar in elmer iebr leic6t
eutsifierharen GbiFfreIHrift ob9efaBi
anD ouroe Oct weFIdIil&en Partei Clil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Noii1t in Die 0dn0e 9eipieit.
Der @rfolg blieb ni9t aug. Ss6laq
orei ll6r an g}o9mittaqe oes erjien
&pril riidte etie &ompanie Goi6aten
qegea ben Pies0orfer @utsaof Dcran,
beieBte olIe @inoGnae uno !icB teinen
Dlenicben nebr poIiieren. Dcr 4npi.
tan nit einem 8riminalfonmiIIar on
Der Seite unh fiinf3e6a Aoionetten
tinier iic1 iiiirmte bic Sreppe enIpor,
lin bos @eri@rorernef aus3uns6ncn.
9l5er ais lis bic Sir oufriiIen, fab Dea
bell nit ieiner 6rau, feiner S6peiier
uno tenn 6ous!ebrer, benz &onOi6aten
Der T6eologie 5rieori9 G6riitian
Smipen, frieolib beim @6ilipiele. @r
itellte fib ungemein entriiltet iiber 0as
@inorinsen Der 9oIi8ei in feline Sduss
sidtcit uno prcteitierte befti1 gegen Die
beobiibti9te 6auslu1ung. Sie fono
trQBoem itott unb foroerte natiirli9
ni9t oa5 eerinoite 9elaitenoe autoos.
@mport ertldrte 8ebea, er merbe Iid
heim 40nise ielbit befdpperen; fein
Better Der @raf Molffrabt, meroe i6m
!ei8t cine 9lubien3 Deri9affen. Die
@rmGhniing Wolffroots berfeblte ibre
Wirtung cuf rds @emiit 0es 4rtmiz
noltommiiiars ebeniowenig pie auf bic
Seele 6es 8apitdns, benn Der @rof
iton0 bel 6ofe in 609ltem 2lnis5en,
wor neuliA fogar Iliniiter genorbsn.
Die beiOen ia6en iid ber6uBt an, lpnrs
zen 0ann iehr b0fli4 unb bet!a9ien
6ds MiBperitGnbnis.
(BortIebuna FoIot) Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

SGiodnte. Die immer ipieoer Elm uns
ausl6f9IiGes GjelG9ter 6eropr3rrufen
pTIsgien luenn iie unermiioli4 BON
neuem oufs 3apet gebra9t puroen.
SeBt ipubte mon onoere @eInidten.
ga er3d6lte oer cine, pie bic peffdlis
I9en @enoarmen feline @dnie o0er
Shpeine oepfdnbet ooer gar feline &u6
aus. benz Stale ee5ooen bottsn, neil er
ole Gopfs unb @jrunoHeuer niht 9atte
entri9ten tonnen. Ober man fprn6
bon ben 2onbestinoern, Die auf ben
gefe6l bes fran30iiihen Guiiers 6inz
aus botien 3ieEcn miihen nac6 Sponien
un0 nun in benz ipilOen 2anOe qegen
einen erbarmungsloien 5einO tdnpf-
ten. 0ie Sanilien mebrter ii6, bic
Srouer anle9en mubten, neil bic
S06ne ooer 8riOer in Der 6erne 0ea
Eoo gefunoen botten. @rit Bate man
um ieOen oieier @efoQenen, penn bic
Srauernohrihi eintraT in ben Dor
fern bic ToteLsioden gelGliset Spd=
ter, ais sic 6d1e ficb 6duftsn, osrboi
Die Regierllng bns Geldute, neil es Sllr
Seunrubigung bes Bottles beitra9e.
CD muBte es perIhummen Sur in
2oublingen teGrte nan Ii6 ni9t 0drs
an. trpb nes Bforrsrs dngaliher 9es
bentli1teit. Qus bort I'M 6e6ruor
1871 bic Ro9ri1t einlief bom 2o0e
ffpeier S06ne 6es Dorfes, Die IN ben
PDrenden eriRoHen poroen poren,
orbpcte Seinria BON 3roiigt on, 6aB
fir bic bei6en brei Soge lang ie eine
Siun0e gslduiCl puroe, unb oos gez
T9ab aud.
llebcrbaupt fiel es Dem S9lob6errn
3u 9opliB ni4i Elm. iein 8enebnen all
dnOern; er blisb Der b0ie Boron. Gr
ipielte nun Die GoQe nit boiler 9lbz
iibt; noenn" ia9te er 81 feinen Der
lrouten, nie mebg iie MID in &oNel fir
einen ndrriInen unb tolen &erl Gnlz
TN, I'M fo reni9er peroen iie ouf Sen
ceOaEten toplmcn. bob ic6 tonlpiriere~
Dnrin tGuibte er iib oud6 teinesnegs.
Iie 0eheimpoli3ei in WeitfoIen 3piirts
mo1l bob ettpos ee9en ben &0uig i'm
Q9erte mar, Dab bic nPatrioten". wie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Pune
r@or S6rcr 9oItii6u6eii. Sie
Ipielen lei1t nit Der @efahr."
DSn eigener Sn6e, ja." Deriebte
&roiigt eruit. nQlnberer 2eute 9eben
anb 6reibeit icbe icb ME Ieidtiirnig
oufs Spiel, forauf t0nne! Sie iid
berlohen 9orum bobe id mid nu1
2lnno Reun bon ben Snfurgenten ferns
gebalten, 70 mdhtig mid mein 6er5 81
Shill uu0 TDrabere bin3ng."
Gteffens nidte beItdtigenb. nSeben
sic, felt Der 3eit babe i8 nu9 crit 0os
ri4iioe @ertrcuen gu Sbrsr 2ugbeii
eenonnen. S6 CLAUDE feitoem iclblt,
mas mir Webell einmal iagIe ooB Sts
gang bns 3eug bauben gum 0aupte ets
uer @erf6p0rung. Sbreu Wlut uno
Sore @nti9loIlen6eit bose i9 iibers
oits Don ieber bepun0ert." "
uStpBen mir alfo an 5rellnoe uno
9unbes9enuiien. duf 4reuBen, alf nen
Sonia, ouf Elm gutes @elineen unlerea
g4erfes@ rief aroiigt n@ott fei 9of
un6 8ant, bar snolicb Die foule 3eit
ooriiber it'll"
Die Drei MGnner leerten fire Sldz
fer unb qabeu iiA oanu ihneigeno bic
6Gnbe. @s mar ipie Elm @slobnis o9ne
Morte. 1orauf febten iie iih loieoer
an ben Slid unb belpramen bic Cfins
sel6eiten i6res Glanes. g}ah elmer gee
meinfomen Wc68eit, bic .dir aus
@rbfen uno 3au9fleifc6 beitono,
trennten iie iid eublib SieFfenS ging
na6 Solle 3uriid. 8olteaItern erbat
Fih BON Der Q8iriin einen 6ii6rec nad
sem Suite ieineS S6wieaerpaiers, cas-
IN Der 9dbe lao Groiigt ttgab iih
nah Der qtfarrei 1onniB nm bort
leii Il Ma1en eu errarien.
Scb 6eqinne 6eute nod iaeine 2lrs
Belt" lagte e. rSeBt perbe ib ben
YoItor pcn 9onniB; am gt6eno fpei9c
iA meinen BleuuD, ben 4iesorrfer
Mebell, in Oos @ebeimnis elm. 8eibe
oebDren 81 beit beien ibres GtanSSs,
rnb ouf bic @cpinnlme bsr beioeH
@tGnDe, ben HiiiergutsbeiiBer itno 9as
Foren. miiAen mir Elm beioaoereS Ges
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

mi4t lcgen 2(uf Dem 2anOe lit niss
mano einfiilBrei1er."
nS6reH Nerimeiiter in 2aublingen
iagea Sie abcr ia nihtsl gGcbell
ibilOerte i'm dls enragiertcn Trou3os
fenfreunb," iparnte Steffens.
Der pdre oilerbings ner Iebtc, ="
brummte Der 8oron. 9ie mciiten
Geiitli6en bier 8u2onoe iinD quite pas
trioten 8iele getroue iH mir bod 3u
sepirnen. Sie, Steffens, E0reu balb
non mir" Dorouf fbieo er bon ben
dn0eren nit cIrem Felten SJdn0eorud.
2lufrc4ten@onges ibritt er bieSiraBc
oabin, feline Qluoen leuHteten unO ieine
Wangea brannien Dor innsrer @rrez
eung. Gr fiiElte iib 70 frob uu0 oe=
6o5en, pie felt So6rsn ni1t. Gnoli6,
enblih f9immerte BON ferns bos sJiors
eenrot Der 6reibeit. einen GerrIiAen
Gag DertiinDeib, unO er Durfte oieien
Eag. ben 6unDerttauienoe eriebnten,
nit berouffiibren. gr ourfte ipieoer
arbeiten fir fcin geliebtss TreuBen,
fein Qeben 6attc rpieOer einen groBen
8ped.
6eute bate er iiberall Slid. 3us
crit eeponn er ben 4farrer BON Tpms
nib, Der ibm freipillig i1Uur, alles
fir bieSa6e Res eigentli9ea uno nab
ren G0nigs 8u tunL mas er irgeno
fonne. .1ann eetponn er ieinen Treunt
Qeoell, nit nem er Bis in bic lpdte
gio6t 3uIammeniaB. @nblid, unb
bag erfreute i6n am meiiten gerann
tr feline sgrou fir bic aroBe Sa4e. Gr
fano, ols Wcnell obgeiobren mar,
5rieccrite nod, angetleioet lnb in eis
rem 8ude bldtieruo i'm S1lafsinmer
oS5oii9fm 6roae ot3updrfen
ieBle er T1 5i ibr unb er2d0hs ibr
allsg. nDu BAIT mein bottles Der
trducro unD 0einer 9erlhpieesn6eit
Sin ld1 fiher 9luh peiB iA boS bid
Die Gjefn6r nidt I9redeu mirb, !"
f9loR er
Sie parf Iic9 an feline @ruit Rein.
@eIie6ier, ou follft mid ni6t i9pa1
Fe6en, faqte iie. nS9 lciI ia nur
oeiiI Slid. uup oein Slid 1T CeIa6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
al. gFortiebuno.)


nDir ipiiien nicbt," fproh 9oliens
Fern ipeiter, ,rie lpeit Der &aifer nit
ieinen @uliungen 1T. Der Bug gegen
&uBldno lit ein gigantii4es Inter
re9men unb forbert bic un9ebeueriten
SeeresmoIien. 60 meint Gnelienau,
Dor SabresFriit t0nne er uuf teinen
SAL fertig Iein, bielleiht iper0e es au@
nod ldnger Daueru Gs tommt uns
nun iebr biel carauf an, 3u iDiiIen,
iuie g}apoIeon Ieine 6eerssrohen SER
itGrit uno na1 Sfien porI4iebt. Mir
miiim gennue 0a1ri1ten taben bon
ben &epegun9en Der fron30iiIden
Sruppcn, i6reu Sianbqunriieren, ben
Qlnfiihrern rn6 gBoFfenaattungen
0erl 4rofefcr Gteffens ertldrt, cana
rn6 scr onBeriian0e 5u fem, oerortigs
9ahridttE iid 3u oerf9ofien un6 un5
5u lieiern 81 bat mir sic. 6err Saz
rou ais ben co8u aeei9neten Damn
be3cidnei. 9Bollen Sie2"
nTas GpioHieren,1 entge9nete stros
iigt lift mir Elm DerbaBtes @eIAdft
Qtber ipenn ih YrsuBen Damit 0ienen
lam, nebme id) audi 0os auF MIDI"
.Gs lit nun elm Sell bet Qluigobe,
bic Sbrer partet, bemerfie Boltenz
iiern. @iel mebr lpir0 perlongt 9ie
iollsn Gjlei9oelinute iDerben 70 0aB
Elm Gunb i'll WeItfalen entIiebt Dpn
Iouter fol6en bic eineu peipaffnsten
Nufltanb Eeeinnen, penn bon Berlin
Gus bic Meifung erfolgt. Sic miiiieA
ii9 aenntnts oobon 0erlmoffen, pie
biele unb lDelcte Maffsn iid5 in 4ribctz
teiiB beFinoeu. uno miifen oieIe QGofs
FEM 6eIonbers tun Nilper rbne 9ltfs
leben an tefimmien 3lU'dmdBiden
Srim bereiniasn 28oleu Sie oas2"
.M2it tanieu0 8reuoen" rief Aroli9t
ouflpriHoenb. $50 BIN S0nen bon
6cr3en oantbdr, StefFens, bar Sie
mid 81 bem perte oOrgeibla9en bds
ben.
nSie iino in allen ber geeianeie
Waun, berieBse Der Geiebrts ,glur
brr einem um Shucn Das offea 81
IaseH. Dau9l nil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
| Iun6 aamgf an0 eIn aeben fiit 984eEs

uno &f unb eiH 2eben fir bo9ere
Sitter"
0ie Sobres3eit mar 9etommen in
Der bem bielgeplugten 2onomanne bic
Ru6e mint. 0os peniqe &orn, 0ns
man in bieTem Sommer geerntet batte,
mar ousgeorpI1eu unb lao auf ben
8oOen; oie 3drtoffeln uno 9iiibcu mas
rem in ben &ellern ober Wlieten gebors
gen. Ser Minteriturm fegte iiber bic
leeren 6eloer bdbin unb trieb Die Nlenz
iden in i6re iHiBeu6en 8e6aufungen.
Wer einen pdrmenoen Ofen beIaB,
riidte ibm m0ali9it nabe, oenn bic
&dlte ipor f@.inm pie felt Sdbren
ni6i.
0os iiub bic Wlonate, in renen bic
2anDbepobner audi einmal Sci! fins
rem, bic 5reu6en Der Gjefeligteit 81
pfleocn, uaD pie es INNER 9epeien
mar, 70 ipor es aud oieles Sabr pie
8ouern unb 9agelobner beiudten iih
GegenIeitig in ibren Spinnituben, bic
6onorotioren 6ielten i6re &rdn39en
ab, bic @nelleuts luben chamber 3u
feitli9en Sdmdulen ouf ibge S9l0Rer
ober @iiter Elm. ober bsrdniiolteten
mo6l aud einea 9ua in Der noDe 9ele
genen Std6t. Qlber zines feblts BEL
Dem onen, mas fru6er ouh bic einz
to9ite @eleaigteit peri90nt un0 gez
lDiir8t bate, bic frobe 2oune. Sie mar
binpcgeel4munOen aus ben S6I0fz
fern, no bic @utsberren nit finiteren
Wlienen einoNDer bic glot Der 3eit
ilo9ien, bic nuerl6pinglicbe Steuerz
loil. bic eipioen @inlaqerun1en frernoen
4riessoolts, bic fdledite @rnte uno
nie uaaebeuren 9reiIe aler Gr3eusuihe
0es .0anOelS un0 Der SnDuitrie. Sie
ipnr no1 piel peniger 3u finoen in oen
6iitten Der tleinen 2eute. Nie luitig
mar es e6eDem oft in ben GpinnImben
3ugegdngen; jeBt poQte Elm ber56ofter
SpoB gar ni9t mebr ouftoa7'r.
0lon fang niht mebr, ipie in Dersuu9e-
men Sogen. man er3dblte eincn6er nidlt
mchr Bic alien S9uurren uND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
9lns Sem Sunersu glarnlunO's nnO
ben augreu3enOen Staateu.
d eref.

Ser Tarner gilbert GuaOc bon
Morgon3o, ct. Morp's GoumtD, lit
in elmer S6lGaerei in ciner @irt6-
i6aft in iener @egeno ange6liA BON
@incent Cpens 10 gefdbrli6 ourd
eiueu Sti6 in oie 9riit oerlebt NOR
Oen oaB er wa5rideinlid iter6en
miro. Opens lit Elm 9rrOer bon
@iucent Gmens, Der pegen @rmor-
Dung ieiner 6rau ouf 9ebens5eit na6
Dem 3udt6ulie oeiauot wuroe Ger
Meiierbelo lit nod uiht Ocrboitet
iuorOeu.
Gle @eiebe m iiiien eipe +.
tirt mer0en.
9lidter Stanforo bat sic @roBge=
i6worcnen BON Somcriet-GountD on-
9cmieien oie er6obeucn 9nfla9en ae-
gen pericbieOene Wlauner megen 9e-
raubung ser 9niiiern6eete Ser 6irma
Gor & Bros ioraiGltia 81 unteriuden.
Gr erfl1rte, oaB N}1nucr, iuelde oas
@eieb ii6ertreteu uno Mobmirt6i6ait
einfii6ren Die 6olgen niht bea6te-
ten, wel6es iolAes oeiebloic Grei6en
na6 iiH 5ieben tonute. Seoer cute
@iir9er miiIie oaroui ie6en OaB oie
@eiebe Oes Stnates repeftirt piiroen
Serr SomeS gG. 0}c9laeu bon &rin-
ceB glnne muroe 5un G6monn Der
@roBgeibmorencn ernannt.