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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-25
Villa Has Northern Mexico

Ell Paso. June 25-The taking OF
Zacatecas by Gen Villas troops,
places the entire northern part oI
Mexico and much more than half of
the republics territory in the hands
of the constitutonalists. 1t marks
another stage in the race of the three
rival constitutionalists leaders-Villa,
Gonzales and Obregon-to the City OF
Mexico.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-25
Kansas City Lawyer Receiver

Kansas City, June 25 Alexander
New, legal representative here for n.
|B- Glaflin and company OF New YORK.
was appointed received OF the Jones
Store company. of this city, the stock
of which Is owned by the Claflin com
pany The action was taken here as
protective measure, in order to keep
the Jones store open pending the re-
organization OF the affairs Of Claflin
company. according to the lawyers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-25

Gen Felipe Angeles and l@ils
Cabrera are being considered by the
medlators at Niagara Falls by Presi-
dent Wilson and by General Pancho
Villa for the provisional presidency
of Mexico should lIuerta step out.
General Angeles's name has been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-25
Administration Pleased at
VjIIa's Victory

Washington, June 25-After con
ference with Secretary Bryan, Presi-
dent Wilson authorized the statement
that the outlook in the Mexican situa =
ton is more promising than it has
ever been before The administration
officials made no effort to conceal
their pleasure over the report of the
taking of Zacatecas by the VIVA
forces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-25
TY COBB PAYS FINE
I'm Assoclated Pressl

Detroit. June 25-Ty Cobb. famous
ball player. pleaded guilty 10 charge
of disturbing the peace and paid a fine
OF fifty dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-25

to the peace conference at Niagara
Falls.
OF course. since both men arc
constiutionaists Iluerta viii hardly
agree to accept them, nor will Car
rama, who himself has an ambition
to become president,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-25

Have The Leader delivered. isc mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15
HAIR and
ITCHING SCALP
Surely Cease When You Use
Partisan Sage-NIakes the
Hair Soft and Fluffy.

Now that Partisan Saga scientific
preparation that supplies every hair
and scalp need-can be had at any
drug or toilet counter. at spall ex-
pense, it is certainly needless to have
thin. brittle, matted, stringy or faded
hair. No matter how unsightly tho
hair. how badly it Is falling. or how
much dandrufT, Partisan Sage rubbed
into the scalp, and through the hair,
is all that is needed. Every trace of
dandruff Is removed with one applicn-
ton, the hair roots are nourished and
stimulated to grow new hair. itching
scalp and falling hair cease-the hair
becomes soft. fluffy, abundant and radi-
ant with life and beauty.
Partisan Sage is surely one OF tho
most pleasant, invigorating and re-
freshing hair tonics, a delicately per-
funed liquid that proves Its goodness
the first time it is used. -
Start now to improve and beautify
tho hair by using Partisan Sage. Ira
gle Drug Co. can supply, YOU, 1t Is
easily used at home. and ,is az bene-
fetal as 1t is inexpensive.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15
RICHMOND GERMAN CLUB
ANNOUNCES ITS DATES
7Continued from Second Page.)

Continued from Second Page0
throughout the affair. and there are to
he no contest dances.
e Another fashionable charity that
will give an entertainment this fall Is
the Woman's Guild of ST. Stephens
Church. This guild will hold Its an
nual bazaar on November 81 in the
Northampton schoolhouse at Stop
90 IL. All sorts of attractive booths
Z will be arranged with imported bulbs
+ and potted plants as the feature for
this season. Some pretty young girls
have been asked to serve tea and the
committees include Mesdames. st.
George Anderson. flowers; George War
rem, tea room; Frank Hobson. fancy
work; George Tower, aprons; James
Smyth and William Habliston, ice
cream; Miss Annie Ball. cakes and
pies.
= On Tuesday evening of this week at
$3.50 O'Clock concert for the benefit
of. the Belgian relief fund Will be
given in the home OF Mrs. Horace Well
Some of the leading musicians of Rich
mond will take part in the program.
and the public is invited.
The following program will be rem
dcred:
Violin solo, Mazurka . Mlynarski
Miss FERGUSON.
Duct, Home to Our Noun
4. Mr.. Whittemore and Mrs. Bethel.
Solo. MY Heart, at Thy Sweet
Voice" .............S Saint Saens
Mrs. BETHEL -
Solo. aria from Butterfly. .Puccini
Mrs Crenshaw.
Solo. s"Oh! So Pure" from MAR
Mr.. Whlttemorc.
Solo. Lullaby" with violin OBJ
ligato 1900. Hanscom
Mrs. Bethel
Violin solo, "Lcgende" -. Carl Bohm
Miss FERGUSON.
SOLO. Serenade' ........... .Gounod
Mrs. Crenshaw
Solo. "UntiE' ............... sanderson
Mr.. Whttemorc.
Duet, II Live and Love Thee. ..
Campan ma
Mr.. Whittemorc and Mrs Bethel.
& An entertainment will be given on
Friday. November 90, in tho parish
house Of Christ Church, for the benefit
of the Kings Daughters and the Young
Mems Brotherhood
sGinter Park Concert.
There will be a concert given under
the direction and patronage of the
SGinter Park Woman's Club Friday
evening at $3.50 o'clock In the Glnter
Park schoolhouse. Music will be I'M
der the direction OF Mrs. Norman Call
and Mrs. Frank w. Duke. and charm
ing program Will be rendered.. All in
terested are cordially invited to attend.
Dance.
Ss Much interest has been expressed by
tho younger element In society In the
annual Thanksgiving dance. which
will be given under the direction of
Miss ELLA Binford for the visiting
teams of North Carolina and Virginia
universities. The patronesses for the
al Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15

N. Y. and are now at their home on
west Avenue.
Mrs. Richard Pratt Of Camden" Is
the guest of her parents. Judge and
Mrs. Beverley T. Crump. at 304 West
Grace Street.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. holland have
taken an apartment In Monroe Terrace
until the completion OF their country
home.
Miss Margaret Temple. of Danville.
and Miss Dorothy Whitehead. of VIII
son. y. c., are guests of Mrs. Oscar
Swineford. at 1892 Grove Avenue.
Miss Margaret McChord, of Washing
ton. has been the geuts Of Mrs. John
SHELTON Williams at Paxton" this
week.
Miss Tunis Gronc. Of Philadelphia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15

is visiting Miss Julia Eilyson at her
home In this city.
Mrs. Harry Stanard Beverley and her
daughter. Miss Clara vass Beverley, OF
Blackstone, are guests of Mrs r. G.
Thornton at 1919 Monument Avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. James Smith have re-
turned from their honeymoon. and arc
making their home at West Franklin
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert williams Daniel
Of philadelphia, are spending the week
end with their mother. Mrs. James r.
v. Daniel, at the Jefferson.
Mrs. Porter Sublett. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Caldwell
of Lynchburg, and Dr. and Mrs. A. W.
Graves. of Lacey Spring, has returned
to her home.
iContinued ON FoNrth Pagal -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15

and Allen. Messrs. Koblenzer and
Martensteln; violin solo. "rraumerei."
Karl Lindeman; duet, Whispering
Hope" Misses Ituyk and Allen: So
prano solo, How DO I Love Thee?"
Miss Gladys NJ. Martenstein: reading
collected. Mrs. n. a. Bousman: tenor
solo. selected. DR.. Maurice Koblcnzer
contralto solo, "IIabanera." Miss
Amorette Allen: quartet, from Rig
oletto," Misses Kuyk and Allen, Messrs
koblenzer and Martenstein.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Robb. of
'Straun," on the River Road, Inotored
to Washington yesterday for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs James Gordon Smith
have returned from Big Moose Lake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15

dance this year include Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Coke. Jr.. Mr.. ami Mrs. Frank
Powers. Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Hickey.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman Wortham, MT. and Mrs.
j. st. George Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Gray. Sir. and Mrs. Garrett
b. Wall. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Glib
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 3. Pegram.
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Mann. Mrs. Otis
Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren. Mrs.
Mary Pace Groner. Mr.. and Mrs Bur
bank. of Baltimore. and others.
MIsn Wright to Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boykini Wright, OF
Augusta, Ga. have Issued invitations
TO the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Marguerite, Cabell Wright. and
James Frazer lfillman, the ceremony
to take place on. Wednesday. Novem-
Der 20, at o'clock, in. the Church OF
Gusta. Immediately following the
marriage, n large reception will be
given at "Coniston."' Joints Road. Miss
Wright is tho niece of Henry Landon
Cabell and Caskie Cabell, of this city,
her mother being Miss Constance Ca
bell. of Virginia. before her marriage.
She has frequently visited in Rich
mond. and many people from here will
attend the wedding In Augusta.
or Interest Here.
The engagement of Mrs. Marian
Gouverneur Hciskcll Emory to Elias
Griswold Thelin, is one of unusual in
terest throughout tho South on ac-
count of the historical prominence of
both families.
Mrs. Emory is the widow of Richard
Emory. formerly of Baltimore, and the
daughter of Mrs. j. Herman Ireland
and tho late j. Monroe IIeiskell. s3iio
is a great great-granddaught OF
President James Monroe. The first
wedding celebrated In the White House
was that OF Mrs. Emory's great-grand-
mother, Maria Monroe. during 5Presi-
dent Monroe's administration. =
An interesting coincidence is the
fact that Mr.. Thelin's great-great-
grandfather. Captain Chester Griswold.
was selected to take the votes of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15
Excursion to New York
Old Dominion Line
Annual Excursion

Leaves Saturday, December gth.. 400
p. NJ. via C...& O. Ry. Round, ). trip
tickets. including meals and berth on
steamer. $1,000. Good: for ten days
Party limited. Apply early and secure
reservation. Gompany:s Office, So7 East
Main street.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15

Braid is used cleverly to trim this
frock of whipcord serge. The deep
armholes are bound with the brnid and
open over long close fitting satin
Sleeves The Russian tunic is hung
from hiD-yoke. also trimmed with
braid. Satin forms the foundation of
the skirt. Linen or plain silk may he
used for the vest The materials re-
CURED are two and three quarter
yards fifty four-inch serge, three and
satin and two and one-half lining.
Pictorial Review Waist No. 5000
Sizes. 81 to +4-inch bust Price 15c.
Skirt No. 1925 Sizes. twcnty-one TO
thirty four-inch waist Price Is
cents.
The pattern will be mailed TO any
nddresn by The Times Dispatch Pattern
Department on receipt OF price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15

Continued on Fourth Page.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

a b Prosen. p,r5inTI, erdibt oos pro
Sobr uno Mo qen 1860 Wlart -"
30 babsn Sie's, rief DroiptB, 80
bis 60 Murt gcesn 1860 9lort prO
SSo6r uno Moraen, nun miiilcn Sis
bod 5useben, ooB i9 nit Der Spar
biihIe reht babe, 0err Obcrtorlter"
Dem S6erIOrIter uno Otto lpuroe
bei OieIen 3o6len 10 mir i'm &opte,
ooB iie nicbts gu eripiSern ipuBte1.
Der Oberf0rfer bate qsrn selaet,
Dab WoloeshIft unb Dos fyeie lno IN
nige 3uiommenleben nit unb IN Der
y(atur Sitter Ieien, Die iiol nidlt III
Mart uno Biennige limredlnsn lleBen,
ober er fii6ite oos nur bliitel o9ns
osn renten Qtusbrud Su Finosn unO
DITTO beriebte oos Ncnneu Ioloher
@cIoiummen in cine droerliAc SIRE
sung, Oenn er iaate fiG. Oub oieis
CSumrlen bier, IN ieiner ramiitelboren
yid9e. auF BEN dlten @runo uuo go=
ben bon pronofoib oeroisnt lrerosn
lpuroen Dab er ousaclnlohen Don oits
lem 4oloreQcn blis6 unb ooB Oodl MIR
EN- BruHteil bopor aeniiocu ipiiroe,
lpn aller &ulomitStsn 3n cnt6ebsn
'lno ibm Die 0euerunasn su crmOglis
ueR, pie er oEs notipenoid cmpfonO
ullo fur Die er tein Gelo battle. Wdrs
ollcs geblie6sn, ipie es bis6er mar, 70
loare CT ia ourc6oelommsn, uno er
gaife ll1 germ Elm 6iB9eu aeauGlt, nm
nag Prehtoe ais RittcrautsteIBer ouf-
red1t 81 erAoIten oenn faul por er
nlnt lino ouf etipas me6r Q(rGeit fom
es ibm riht an. Inter BEN Qerbdlf.
niIlen lpie iis iebt beqonnen. liA hier
AZ entipideln, o6nte er o5er Gdpierias
teiten fir li@, osncn er aucb nit aeitei.
lsrter glrbsitsloTt ..nt 6eoeoneu
trnnte. Sr piiros lid BON Frii6 Sis
abtnbs obluGIen iln6 babel bas 0hrt
MIR btClIeic6t osrooe crboIten tonnsn.
unD bier Jar Der ScbulmeiitetsIobr
nit Ieinsm Roti56uG un0 tribeIts i'd,
nit leinen &eGnn1en l9a6rIdeinlid,
mittsn IN osn 8olorsotr bIusiu, Der
BON ben ntusu llnlsrus0wimgrn ouS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

oelten Wolo Der @orSeit bstrifft, osn
brinasn mir bod tpieber ans 9osess
liht," rief DropiB.
Ser foFile Walo, ben mir 6eutc
Sfsinfoble nennen, bat ober lueOer fir
ben WalbI9pdrmer, nod fir ben
;sorftmonu cinen @ertl" meinte Der
Sberf6rIfcr. ober 9ropib CAB Iih
ni9t 10 leiht.
0ofiir Geoeutet er cine Gpor6iiHIc
fir sic W2cni6beit," ioaie cr. pS,6en
Gie lei uns unD no6 ZEN bis6erioen
@roe6niIIen ioo6rId6eiulib ou4 Bier,
Iieoep lnter elmer 6ld1c BON einem
9Joroeu etpa 1880 &ubifmstcr&O6=
fem. 0as rspraieui.trt aG,
9eros lnter6rsc6 cr Iib, oSie Sbsr-
rsc6snmeiIter rsGnen Sie Oos nal
ons - mi, piel blsibt 9feiHsepinn
nnn Q(6auo ser Soften Fiir Grubsnon=
looen, Wlolchircn, 2obns Kim"
Sans Seraa sOa icin glOtb6ub
6erSor unO tribslte nit Dem Blsiltift
Oarin
Droipib uno bobei fab CT 5utdllia
Otto @alOop an, Der ne6en SgRs
8crea FAB. Oitos Stirn rotste llds
0aS @oft traf ibn iuie e'n @orlpurf.
Dem er mar in bspuBf, ooB oas
9Re6nen BON jc6er Iein' ihwdbe SsIte
duseemaht 9attc, uno nun mar es
tpieoSr Ger fiiripibige S'bulmetlters.
Iobn Ser i'm ols lsuhtene:s getlPlel
nor9ebdlten ipitr0e.
nWos lit ipo6l Der SOhitertso9 Der
bieiaen 8Uben in Der Sanrlplrtz
Icbuft2" froote DroipiB Ot,o.
DsSn Der SbsrnisOsrung penr man
3uderriiben bout, tommt ran out st'
nen &einaeiuinn bon 60 Wlart pro
Wlorgsn, bel ben 606er gelesenen 6el.
bern bier am WaIOe tommt man out
ipenigsr, meinte Otto.
Sans gerqa tloppte in oieiem gus
Qsnblid Isin glotiS6u6 Su.
,9si 1880 S&u6itmeier 8o6lsn
p.o Morgen Stcllt iib uneefd6r Elm
Neinaspinn bon 5000 Mnrt 6erauS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

9e9entomnen les SiittenbirettOrs gu
empttnoen. @r ertlGrtc nod nein ball
beg Stiinb9en" i'm RreiIe Der 0errsn
bletben gu lpollen, uno Otto IhloB li9
lpm an. Der O6eramtmuan f1nitt
cine @rimaiie, ipGbrenb er bic H6eins
peinfloibsn enttortte.
oSongpeil;9e @eI9i1te!" murmelte
sr. rsSb peiB ni9t, po2u Der 9ropiB
uns Die beiOen auf Oen 6als lGO't",
obcr ols er feline SSloIcben oufItellte,
madte er Gpte Miene su benz, notb Ieis
nem @eI6mod, fdble9ten SPIEL.
Sdns Sergn mar an DITTO beran0es
tretsn uno bate on ibre ofte S1ulfos
meraoihoft anaefniipFt. @eraoe bieIe
@rinnerung dber mar Otto fatal benn
oeram 3ipei Sabre iiinaere Sans mar
i6m INNER um cine 6al6e RlalIe porz
aus Jepeien, unO Otto 6otte Iicb fir
oieIe 56uliiberlegenbeit tets ooburd
oerGGt, bah er 0ons qefIiIIentlif
iiberIa6, Iobalo Die Serien onqinoen.
Oie Gntbedung, OuB es eerooe Sans
mar, Der ols Sngenieur 6ier6er oez
T9idt puroc, mar .bm unongene6m.
uno er begegnete bu6er SunIenS
freunoIic6em Gntgeqentommen aiemz
lin fii6l Der 6iittenoireitor bate
Ii9 neben ocn Obcrf0riter aeiebt, uno
Iein @los en- baS oes NberforlierS to-
beno, ioqte er. .9(uf ben WalD, 6err
Oberforiier, Denu Sic piiien: penl
berDeutife beIonoers gut geitimmt i'll.
pfleet er gu iinaen, ,.Ner bot bid, gu
I90ner @oIo, oufsebcut 10 bod oo
oro6en"l"
Gin bolbes 2G9eln sudts UNI bic
Qippen bes Oberforiiers, a6er er ibiit=
tclte ben &opf.
,Das 6aben freili6 psOsr Oie Ger
rem 7inonciers nod bic 9er9s uno
0iittenleute geton, 0err Director, "
fodte CT, ,.oenn bic beTddftiaen Iic6 nllr
init bem Molbs. I'm i'm db3ubpl3en.
.grIau6en Sic, 6err ObsrfOriter,
oos 3erItOruu9spert oiIt bod bod
items oem Moloe BON beute, ipos aber
ben Wolo bon einlimdIs. ben UerNpun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

unO mcldlcr poliiiiden @artei En- an'
gcbort, Ger cii @eguer Don 3mungS
maBrcgeln uuo 8eiiirlporter pabrer
WldBigfeit lit. @robibitiOn regt, Die
Die perboteue 6rudt, mlr ous Ser
langen uad itarfen @etrdnten an.
SSir foroern aue liberalgelinateu
Observation-Disclosures in ieoer StaOt
ieOem StdotdeL ieoem Borough mo
ieOcm 9orf ouf Goulite'u 81 biIoen
nit onOeren Gomitcn oes GiitriftS
oOer Der 9Iadbaridait 81 couieriren
Elm Gretiltip-Gomite in einen central
oeIcgeuen Orte 81 erWablen, nit Dem
GinoeriidnoniB ieood. oaB S9irtbe
oOer anoere am Sauoel nit geiitiaeH
@etrdnfeu intereiiirte &erioneu uidt
0iitglieoer OeS Gomites ieiu oiirien.
Ias @rehltips@omite ion cine ois
ientlibe Wiaiienueriammling eiube-
rifeu, mann INNER es cine iolhe fiir
gcrntbcn uno acbotcn erahtet, Inn bic
auf nntionale Yrobibition biujieIcnoc
9epeglng 5n bctompten.
yIationale 4robibition uuO 0as
Erin5ip Der Yrobibition i'm 9Iagcmci-
neu iteIlen eincu lniiuuigen gIneriii
auf Die 5rcibeit uno oas perionIibe
Rebt Oes SnOipiOlultus Oor, auf ei-
gene @eiie iein Slid 81 iiIden. Sic
lit cine peroerbIi6e uuo riidi6ritt-
lide 8epcelmg. Die, no INNER iit
cingeiiibrt pllroc. bic gIdtllng Dor
Dem @eieb intergrobeil Bat beitanoi-
ge Heibnugen oerlrinbt mo 0ornui
biupirft, oos iittlide giioeai imieres
8iirgcrt6rmS Ourb SenbeIei mo
@rpreiiing berab5uiesen, inOem iic
oa5u fiibrt, OaS, ipaS gciebli6 perbo'
TEN lit beimli6 5u tbun.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
&nman UNI @nrtt5 unn &rtrhrnharh

ge6an piirbe.
llno qcruoe in Ois1em 9(ugenbIid
manott Sans iih an Otto.
Sic 6oten cine {}ic9eI,i, ni6t
pabr, Serr MdlOop2"
,9Qltroinos!"
limb OieIclbc lieot taum cine bolbc
glcile BON bier cntfernt?" Iu6r Sans
fort
.g(6o," oo6te Otto, ,oos mare Dir
oerooe 6eauem 3u cen Scuten~ llro
Elm @cfu6l bon GGaoenfrsuoc crfiiIltc
ion babel. benn gerabc in OieIem
Sabre bate er bic asidmtc 9roouttion
ieiner 3ie0elsi an einiae Fef, 9lbnc6s
mer inn poraus perfduft.
Gr Iieb Sons 8crod MN crit nit
ieincm 8orinlna berdustommsn, um
tim oonn obi9IGoia Su untporten.
Sans fiiblte bic @e9nerI9oit pon
Batter un6 Go6n, aber oeuAocb meinte
er, e6enYo ipie Der 6iittenoirettor, oaB
nieIc @eQncrIhaft un0srItdnbia uno
oo9er 81 iberlpinben isin ipiirOe. gr
murbe boE,i freilicb uiAi BON oiloe,
mein mcnI6licben uno ic3iuIen 8e
luea9rilnben, ipie Dropib, besinflubt,
lonoern bon eiiism oonl perionlidlen
@ehibl, oehen sr iich uod toum tes
puBt mar unb oos i'm 6ennpn in ei-
ner teitimmten 9ti1tun0 borndrts
trie6
oSie iolItsn S6re 3isgelei oeror5
bern" Ioate cr al Otto. Sin @inas
ofen t0nnte i'm 9aiife neS Sommers
tei S6nen 9e6out fperotn. unO bic NM
luae uiirbs iib lobnen. osnn mir pers
ben ouf Sabre binous W}uterial brol.
den unl uniere Gsuten bier fsrtiq 81
Iiellen ~"
.Dus pdre bod ilnmsr6in uns
iihsr," entasaneie Otto.
o9l6er Ourhaus aiHt erlou6en
Sic eiunol " lpb 6oas 1oa Ic6on
iuieOsr Nofi3buh unO gleifift Gerpor,
nm einep ,porl6uiiaen tleinsn lleber
idlIao" 81 madbemNs ailU
oGriporen sic iidbaiSrM Miibt ~ idb
tum wigtIib niMt puroa esni,u," rief
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Otto, Oen bieIer neuc @orIdlaq cine
toifipi,liot Wltliorotion pcrSune6m,n,
roilsnos nerpos moht, unb Dem bic
@oritelluna cine @enugtuuno a,toG]r
te, oaB bic ndhiie IeiitunoSfGbiot 3i.a
geI,i me6rerc Wleiltn entI.rnt loo, SEX
oerDoRten nell,n Qnlooe dlio ourd,
feline gBcigerllng crb.bli1c MlebrfoIten
uno @rinnsruno,n 6ereittt piiroen
Ssin 2on mar babel 70 unFreunoli6,
bah Serao oeritummtc.
Der 9berf0riter erbob ii@ icbt. @r
poIle ieinc Ghlpieeerio6ter niht Ian.
ger porten laFen, Iagte sr uno emp
fobl iidb.
Stto psrlieB nit i6m Die Gofc!.
runbe
r9ott lei Donf, nun Iin6 iuir unier
nns!" rief Ser Oberomtmann. ..Wenn
id nur lpiiBte porum Elm McnIh. tsr
i'm 9onbeln 10 prdttifd lit lpis ou,
Droipib. INNER 10 bel unn0tioe Ca
der nit ben 9euten reoeti"
rSab mir oodl metn BtrqnIlNtn. '
eripicerte btr Director, aeot Ulei-
uHllg, oi, duf llsbsr3euound ternbt, iii
inert, bob man Il, bort. uno id reoe
Dir oun rimt in oeine Wirtlhaft bin
Elm, obol,itb id6 aIuube, bah ru Su bieI
tiinitliden DiinQer ouf Oeins 6sloer
pirFi,A
Die onoeren lndlten. Dam lraQte
elmer nddb &arl Wolbop.
Psi, tommt es, ooB Der 9erqs
ndun osSpor0en lit. BEL ser offenborcn
g(ntipot6i,. Die Der 9oter geesn Dos
Sad bot2"
Der 9utaIteytontrolleut IddeIte Dor
iih bin. Die 6rauen, iaoie er, .Oie
Nrouenl lIno 81, Srou Oberforlerii
lit einc quite rno iiidtie, Trou uno
lorat fir ibren Dom. oer lidp Hidlt
al betlagsn Bat. 9(ber ION 6ibthrn
rcgisren tut lie bod, uno Der Rorl, oas
lit .ihr NInae. Der Otto mar immtr
mebr yatern ieinsr. 50 it's oetom.
men, oaB Der HarI gsr9monn rurNe
tnb Der glEte Iid] bafiir INNER m:tr
at ben Otto ouasltIcNeH hal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

rod lit Oieie 9er1otragenOe Gi8nung
Der 9linocn 5u Oieicnl 9erui im
Orient Gem flaiiiisben eauoe Der
Nlaiiage, ihon uiel iriiber ertaHut
iuoreen, mo in Supau biloeu Die
tliuoen D2aiieuien aeruoe5u enen
sigeHeu 5tano,
Tie ,Saponeiin Nie elmer ratlonel
len aorperpilege piel Don DER &c
itmeiOigeu glnmutb ibres 2hiiiretens
peroonft. fam ia o6uc Wiaiioge gar
uidt leben, Oieie bpgieuiide NlaG
nobme lit i'm 9eide oes @lifaoo meit
perbreitet, rno 10 perOen 0enu pielc
@ldiicuien gebroudt meHn lie auh
irqiIit idlcdt besubIt meroen Sir
6li1bc MPdoden er6iiuete iiA clio
bier elm guuerbs5peia uuo fiir man
de beoeutete er Oirett ole @eituua
oenn ionit mur 9Iinocn III Sapal
e6eoen foum elm 9ro0ermerb 5ll
ednglid. Bon frii6er aiuObeit ON
rpcrocn Die 9linoen fiir ibren Nerui
porbereitet imO erlaugeu bal0 cine
6obe @ci6itlibfeit in ieiuer gluS
iibune, 10 ooB Oos Niaiiiren 5il eincm
tpabren @euuB piro 2urtlos glei
ten Oieie jingeH trditigeu NidOhen
in Oos GoiIetteH5imlner Der almom
perien lid 81 ibrer 8egriIBung ME.
Der ino besiHuen Damn nit ibren
Itorfen uuo bod 10 jartcn &dnoen
Die 9lrbeit, tpo6ei bon oieien oerSeh
frait beroubten 9eien jeoe yIusfel
iider bcrauSgeiinloen imo lotgemoB
porecnommen miro, Oelm Ole blinoc
D}niieiHe lit nit 2eib imo Sccle pel
Ser Sote unO fennt nidts sInoeres
als t6rc 9lrbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
sIinOc MaRcnIsu.

Gie 9lmOeniiiriorge, Die in eng
lnnO 70 cifria tbdtis it, bat iiir Die
Oes 9(ugenlibts bcraubtrn 5ruten
elnen neuen 9erui beraus gefunoeu
IN Dem lie 9or5iiglihes Ieiiteu un0
ii1 trefiIid bepdbren. Gs int ettua
GreiJebn Sabre Der, oaB man oamit
dnfing, bliu0e 6rauen 3il Maiieliien
diis5u6iIoen, uno BEL Dem INNER
iidrfer werenocn geoiiriniB uad tiid.
tigen ardften in oieiem @eruf fan,
Oen iic 6alO ibr glteS 9llIsfommen.
Gas vyfationnI- Suitihit fiir Nlaiiiren
Ourd 9linoe,~ oa5 inter Dem gSro-
teftorot oeS peritorbeneu Ser5oeS
pon Gambrioge aeorituoet tpurOe, bat
bereits uebrere Simoert geiibte N}oi-
ieure mlSgebiIoet, inter Seneu Oie
Srauen Die Nfebr5abl biloen Ger
EoItltnn lit ia bel ben 6rnuel beiou,
ocrS entluidelt, lie baben oober cine
sroBr ,Seinhibligfcit in Oer 6inoeru,
nic eS ibuen crnoglidt. ben Batcp.
ten uicl 5arter ilno Slgleib and pirt.
iGner 81 be6anoeln, ais es Der &C.
IenOe bdufig I'M Stanoe lit. 9linoe
Moiieiien iiuo beute in gneIano in
ocn perihieocniten aranfenb1uieril
mo SeiIonitaItcu auaeiteat unO er.
freuen iid ipe9en ibreS rubiepn 9tIf-
t,eteus uno ibrer beionOeren @eIdlid.
libteit Der eroBten 9eliebtbcit. Sc