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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-15
GERMAN navy
IN DANGER Of
DESTRUCTION
Great Britain Still Has Superior
Strength on Sea Also
Heavier Guns

Inc Dig UNITS Oh tue DIillSh anu oCl'
man North Sea fleets stand ready 70
hammer each other to bits and tear
20 pieces, with high explosives. hall
a million tons OF steel and, Incidental.
" several thousand men. News Of the
freatest battle in history on the seas
is expected TO tTickle over the wires
soon.
On paper, the German battle fleet
Of the first line" Is nearly the equal
Of the English. Although the Germans
have not as many ''old-time" battle
ships of the pre-dreadnought type
they soon followed the lead OF Eng
land when the latter revolut.onized
naval construction by building the all
big-gun ship dreadnought. AMI now
Germany has Is dreadnoughts against
England's q.
Al Bip-cun Ships.
Soon after the dreadnought era be-
gan, the British naval constructors
evolved the idea OF building all-big.
gun battleships, with enormous speed,
enabling them nor only 10 fight heavy
ships, but TO capture slower ones OF
lighter armament These ships were
calculated TO sweep the seas. Brit
aims first ships Of this kind, three
battle cruisers Of the lnvincible class,
carrying eight Pinch guns, were
Judged failures because, as their
frames were light TO enable them to
reach their 25-knet speed their heavy
guns threatened to shake them to piec
Is when fired
This defect has been partially re.
NEEDED In these ships and does not
exist in the bigger and faster ones
built recently. Britain now has nine
OF these big battle-cruisers and Ger.
many four. The United States has
never constructed one OF this type.
The latest British and German models
have achieved speeds OF % knots an
hour. or more than 81 miles. They
represent the highest form Of modern
naval construction.
outciass the Germans.
As for the dreadnought battleships
81 the fighting line, Britain's latest
models far outciass the German. The
English designers followed the Amer
|can plan Of mounting al the heavy
guns IN turrets along the center line
o. the ship. allowing every gun to be
trained In broadside
The Gemnns. on the other hand,
mounted their heavy guns in tgirreta
on the sides OF the ships. allowing a.
greater concentration OF fire straight
ahead. but not on the broadside. A
british ship Of 1912 design can con.
|11traie ten heavy guns to a broad.
|'Ie A German ship OF the same
model with two more heavy guns. can
|I1ccntrafe only eight. Naval con.
.||Dctors assert that in a big battle
ne eblanketine" Of the tire Of two
guns On each ship viii tell against the
.1ruans
When the United States built the
I..ron class 81 shins a 1sea-s thew
..re armed with fs1nch guns me
...rIesf gun An the German navy WIS
then s.inch. Ten years later the same
rule held. American and British con.
.|roctors placed l2-inch guns on their
.I|ns.
"a oIssdv,ntsue
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-15

Ernest L. Carr. treasurer of the I'm
tied Electric Securities Co. of Boston,
died at his home in Melrose, Mass.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30
TO SEND A special
TRAIN TO NUSKOCEE
Tulsa SHOULD BE WELL KIP
RESENTED AT THE BIZ
FARM CONGRESS.

A movement was inaugurated yes
t,rday hy the Commercial club to Sc
cure at least so TulSans interested IN
agriculture to so in a special train to
Nuskocee. February !. to attend the
annual meeting OF the Eastern OKLA
homa Agriculture association. Ihe
folloNtns notice was issued yesterday
afternoon by the secretary Of the
Commercial club. in regard to the
meeting
Now Is the time FOR the farmers
and city land owners Of Tulsa to turn
their attention to better agriculture.
one year aEc there was organized IN
Nuskogee what was known as the
Eastern Oklahoma Agriculture Asso-
citation. The work II this association
has been far-rea aching and has been
ot wonderful benefit TO the farmers
and land owners of the eastern part
~ oklahoma It Is the plan OF this
association that they hold a eonven-
ton every yea- In the eastern part OF
the state. ard their next convention
viii be he'd IN Muskogse. February
the 4th. Of this year. We cannot toe
strongly urge the people Of Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30

both business men and land owners
TO give this association their best
support. and the only way that you
can do that is by your presence in
Muskogee next Wednesday February
4. There will be papers read by emil
nent authorities and speeches by the
best agriculturalis;s in the country.
The Commercial club is planning to
have special car to take care OF
Tulsa's agricultural boosters. Call ur
the secretary and tell him to put
your name down rs one Of so who
will attend this convention in Mus
kosee and help boost the agricultural
interestA"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30
LIVESTOCK


,Ns,s CITY Jan 90 HOGS E,'
t-N1 strong bulk so1H heavl
tg.,sts packers aud butchers sl'o $40
r.r,. sf~ts riss tao8 i'o. ,,,
-y\rriY Receipts 1000 including l'o
.,Ntrl-r. steady prime ied steers 90,
qgE. dressed beef steers ~ Z ~
- .t..r. tgSrs25. COWS 4.At '''t
t.,t.r, t-sfs-s. stockeys and feeders
styrr Recent. 300 steady lambs
-.s.--t yesrlugs c1t 81 c.c.t "c'"t's
kssf ST. ewes s oo.t $50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30

,ur,,.n ian - HOGS Re- ,ipi'
u51. .rors bulk O sN,e' SIS e '.s9, ,
N.At sNN 8S25. mixed .A - h,a',
sntgsS5 rough. su' Ss.l' p's' o.-'S
CA-rl r. Receipts 2 500. slow heevf'
- . 81 Texas steers 6 20 as. stots,ts
4n.- ~fU. cows srd hciters o. ,'9'
.slvfs e 500 d 10 81.
i've. 4-Ef5QO. yssriinss soa $40
lambs native 6.T5 q 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30
cAieass

rtyrotco .sa. ss-BCTrFR -I,usr:
.-eamsriss c2GsT.
rCCS- frregniar rscetVfs G. $50 rases a.
nark cases ucluted a.s erdinAf'
H-sts g. IS firsts 2s 3 = y
CtlEF ST. nc hsnred
poTATOES- Unckaueed recsifis - csrs.
rnf-f TRY-Aliwe lassr srunEs Ia
f,as iaa, turkeys it. dressed -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30

CASH GRAIN


.,,.,.n Ian WHEAT 40 rcd
,sN',.ss q, bard al HpgA No . north.
rrr aN.fqiI No spring 9o's d'l
G\TS 10 white a. y oAS. standard
~ \ m ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30
PRODUCE


KANSAS CITY. Jan. ss.-BJ fR-Vn
Ft-gs Tir.s - seconds -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30
corroS srors


-,sf.ns aplsads lass. kaN 1910 ssls,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-30

GALVESTON lsv 20 a-C'tc- '.e'ty
...tt,.r- ,- net srA ru,ss rs-siuis fS -
,,'rs a-s .totk -sosif eossi wise 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

nismanb. 2lu6 bic onpeIenoen @dIte,
Damsn unb 6erren, Derneinten ent=
ibieoen. boran i9ulo 5u Iein. @s
tonnte fona9 bo9ftens Sen 5eiben
5remosn 3uaei9rieben iperben, meinte
per GiaiiboibeIber, bic iib Inn bic 8eit,
aIs Die Serren in ber 5ernIpred5elle
paren, etmoS baItig aus Dem Souie
eHtferaten.
oWo t0unen pie beiben binsegaugen
iein2" frdgie Gobleu nnb madte Wlies
ne, i6nen fpfort 5u foIgen.
Ql6er Der 8orenpirt uno one llmltez
ben6en 5udten bic Qlhieln; iie ipuBien
feline 2IustInft 81 geben.
ggllfo fort, lpie id Idngit Dermutet
babe. einFar9 ansgetniffen" idgte Bob
len, Iebr drgtrli9 meroenb.
5n OieIem gluecnblid lam Der Sem
oarmeriefiibrer, Elm 1ii6I8er idlanter
iunger Wann nit Ilott oufaeore6iem
S6nurrbart. i1neiBtriefeno 3ur Sous
tiir herein unS fofort ouf bic Ilen=
l4euoruppe 5uaei4ritten.
rGie finD es po6l, mein 9err Der
Das MiBgeI6id bate, in oas 6srns
fprc4iabiaeit eiugeiperrt 3u iperoen,
nnO mid bierber eerufeu 6at2" iragte
ct 8oblen, inoeH er 3usleicb iebr artig
militarifh griiBte uno bas Waga3ins
gepebr, oas cr an einem 3iemen iibsr
Der Sdulter trug, Bel 6uB nabm.
.Q(aerbings. ib 0ans go6len, Sc
ri9tsofleHor ans Berlin, unb oieier
6err>6ier, qrcfeiTor Dottor @brfrie0
aus 9ob Sfansn bei 2inoau, iinb bies
ienigen, bic Sie gebeten 6aben, uus aus
unierer iuenig benetbenSiDerten Gage 81
srl5fen."
mS8 beoaurc Iebr, DaB i'd nicbt ims
Itan0e par, Sbren MiinIc6en 8u ents
iaste pieber Der GIcnbarmcs
risfii6rcr. .2llS ich Dier1ertnm FAB |
Id iofori elm, naB id @ie aug Sbrsr |
lufreipilliecn 6nii niht befrtien
ionnie, nn5 rirlme6r Dem @GaloNer /
iiberiaHen muBte, ben man rllien
poalc, 1dgcoeu ma2is itb MIDI ios
llsid Doron niih BET bei0cn 6etren Su
'eriidrrn, oie iib Der 6t,ibeitsberaus
-uua 9btu psrior fdr!big mo1isn"
.Wtgp mnasu @K tsasu btiosn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

6eit pobrne6msn, OieIe 2eiIiune Del
moOernen @lettrote1nit etpas gehduel
tennen 3u lernen. Dies lam in einel
3eit, bic bon teGniiden @rfol9eu ee.
trogsn 1T, aud einem Snriiieu MIDI
I6aOen~
r@spiB nidd, tun Sie bo5! Sic
iperben bort gar monheS y(sue unr
sSntereiionie tsnnen lernen. Sd) be-
neiOs sic iibrigens Oorum," fiigt, 9ot-
tor Gbrfrieb Giu5u, Der I6on bic gon3e
3eit Der Sie ilupeit Der 8obnlinic berz
fiibrenoe 9o2iponnungSleitung ie6r
ouFmertIam betro9tete. nS9on longe
ipollte tc6 bieiem muitergiiltigen Derte
einen geluG obaatten, bin abcr Bis
ieBt nitt bo3u getommen. Menn cs
MIDI ni1t 70 Iebr noG SauIe triebe.
piirbe id} MIDI nit S6rer @rloubnis
re6t gerne onIhlieBeH."
nSonte mid fe6r gefreut boben.
2lber i6 begreife, bdB @ie 3und1It
nod oen beimiI6en 9enaten feben
mii6en. ltebligens fann iG nidt
redt elauben oaB Sie ol8 berii6mter
Pbbiiter uno our9aus fattelfelierglets
triter. olio fo5uiagen ols 5a9nlonn.
nift bereits nit ieber Gin3elbeit, Oie
bas Mert oufireiIen tam. poaFGpbig
pertrout iein icnten."
nsyreilid) bin i'd 6as. 9(ber bag
Bert in 9lnoeIsba9 bat BOD no9 elm
beIonbsres SntereiIe fir miM @s 1T
port nGmlih bor ni9t all5u langer
Sell Elm rdtieIboftes llngIiid pDrges
lommen, oas me6rere Weni9enopfer
toFete unb bis beute NOD nicbt bDaio
ipur6e. Qlu6 icb babe mid
nit Dem Soa ieiner3eit einge6enb be-
id)dftigt, o9ne iiibeien oie llrIofe Der
auibeden 81 i0nnen. 9os
bo6ei 1T nod II lpas Sic,
BEN SuriHen, immerbin intsrelNeren
oiirfte ~. boB man einige @ngeitellte
lit bos llnoliid baitbar gu MAIDEN un6
in Girafe 5u nehmsn Iu9te. 2lber
oos, pos oie Surilien ouf Gruno Der
iormalen Gage ber Sdcbc 5uIammens
iliigeIien, lprroe bur9 6cdIfuts fiieHd
bod nod enttrGftet. Mor @pB bic
l(ugsI9uIbigtcn l6lisbIid9 loIfsnso,nn
bic befpeiStrdftistr Tclicrca 0is coH
zen perl4isbsuItsG SsitsH au9c5ossu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
Neirat6s. .9ieen5en.

@orOon g. 9ll6aug6, %; @it6er 9.
M}alonc, 10.
Charles 9. SorpiS, Al; Marp 6.
Stemart, SO; 8eiOe bon g9oi6ing-
ton, 9. s.
' Senrp @. S0rulcin %; aot6erine
6. 8cder, %.
@m. 9eonar0 Sellers, 30, g9itt.
wer; Soo q. Morlep, 20.
SSreO. g8. S6wei9ten6erg, 81; 2ot-
tic G6am6ers, 10.
G6riition @imoerien, 81, bon 9al-
timorc; @labcl 9ea, 80, @ittme, BON
g}ep.gorf.
9lnorep 3. &eiiecome, %; 9at6e-
rine g. S8ilbelm, %.
@oDuaro s. Softer, "a, bon 9liiing
Sun @'p.; Selen g. Beeples, %,
BON Golora, @l0.
6ranf 9foit, 80; 9lnnie @ht6, 40.
@m. 0}. @rice, %; Coma 81.
2ullgDcrlO, u.
Somes 6. @ibion, "a; @pa 90.
SorotitD, 10; 8eioe bon Scwea,
Slime 9lrunocl. GountD, MO.
Srancis @aplieS @riSpolO, "a,
BON Grop, 9f.-g.; 9(licc @crrp Step-
art, SO, 9eihicOen BON Baltimore.
.~ ,9lrtllr s.. 9limD, 27sSS0a Sracns,
81.
Charles 6. Bombay, so; 9(nnie 6.
Gambler, 3S.
gl6ra6am ~. @lalinom, %, @larD
9(tfinc, %.
@aie anr &ciic ins glnslnuo beforat G..
aaine Or. Alb, Eit-SaItimorcsStrahC, nabe
Nuitnm 0uuie Vlpcuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

peri, 10 oaB au4 Der tleiniie ,Sdusler
inter ben 8orfbepobnern in Der Gag
fei ii@ in bequemlier unO binigIte
gBeiie ni6t nut fir ben bduSIiden Sc
brau6, Tonbern aud fir ben geper6li
den unO lanblpirtidaftliden 9etrieI
oas r0tige 2idt, @drme uno 8roft 81
beidaffen.
Isle fa6ren ieBt an ben 8obenIee
Serr profeHor, iagte 8oblen, ots bi;
beioea 6erren na9 Dem tleinen Q(bena
teuer i'm n@dren" 3u MeIlou in BEN
eIettrii6 betriebcnen 8uge Oer einI8ies
nigen nWdloerDo6u" iaBen uno pie-
oer einmal an einem IolfcnSurm oor
beifubren. sd piinI6e Sbnen BON
Ser3en, boB bic lteberraIdungen. bi,
S9rer in Sbrem Seim parten, MIDI
gar 81 unangeuebmer Qlrt iinD. Sie
6aben mir ia hereits erldubt, OaB i6
mid i'm 2oufc tes morgigen Soges BEL
S9nsn na9 bem 8oreefallenen ertunz
oigen bdrf."
.Sd, 6itte, tun sic 6as, erpioerte
Der profeiiOr. sd iperbe 0onn pobl
oub crfabren niirfen, parum Sic ben
unangenebmen grlebniien, bic MIDI
felt geiiern beiroffen baben, Elm 70 ous
berorbentIi4es SntereHe idrHten."
nSt6 per6e 0efen ni9t ermanoeIn,
iobaIo es an Der 3eit lit. 3und6H
iUiinit6e id Ie6r, Die 8eneegriinbe fem
nen Su lernen, bic 3u Sbrer 6reibeitss
fii9rten. peil bas biellei9t
oeeignet lit, mein llrteil iiber eine IGnz
gere Rei6e anOerer @efAe6niiie einis
germaben 3u eripeitern. 6obe i9 in
oteier &idtung einen getpiifen lle5erz
bid eeiponnen, unb beItGtigen iid peis
ne Eombinationen unb WlutmnBunaen,
odnn Iolen Sie felbItberItdblidb oabon
,rfabren. Sir beute i'll mein Saoe=
pert beenoigt. SD reiis 5ur5eit 3u
neinem 8er9niioen unb beabIDtiQe
pie Sie bereits iDiHeu in Qln0elS6od
I'm einen befreunoeten
Derrn 8u befuGcn, Der als Sngenieur
)or tlr3em erit cine leitenoe GteQunQI
m borti9en Gleitri3itdtsipert dngetres
en- Got. Gs fdHint no9 alien, luos
nan bier berum iie6t. Elm iebr beoeus
enoes Mers 3u fsin SD tperbe baber
Iu4A Umu ss uIHsll4 IT. bic @sIsssH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

IDurOen. lagen 3uleBt 10 beripirrt, DoH
Elm llrteil ni9t Suitan0e tommen tonn-
te. 9os regte mid bamals an, Der
Safe ebenfa1s Bis ouf Die leBten
Spuren noG5ugeben. 9uf oieiem Wez
ge bin itb ouf bas mOglid6e 9orbanoenz
Iein beIcnoerer llmitGnDe getommen,
bic id aelegentlib bod 6eitdtigt 5abeit
m0dte."
nWel6er Qtrt ipdren iene llmitdnoe,
ipenn icb frogen 6orf9"
nS9 bermute nGmli9, boB oberbol5
oes Wertes irgenbein @epdher in Die
9l9 minbet, 70 5par, baB Ii6 eben
Dieies @oiIer Dem Stoubeden, benz
Stolen, unb bnmit aud einem Sell
ber iibri9en 8eiriebsanlagen mitteilen
lam. @enn ii9 beiiGtigt, mos i9
bermute, un6 Ii& iiberoies 6erausitellt,
boB iener 8adb penn iiber6dupt
borbon0en - big gu einem gsipiRen
@robe robiumboItig 1T, bann pdre bic
S0iune bes &0ifeIs 10 gut ipie gefun=
ben"
rGs 1T erItaunli6, mas fir Dinee
iib heut5utaas in einem @elebrtsntopfs
5ure9tbouen. nit pel9en 6attoren Iie
reHnen, nit Tineen, ipobon Elm oes
pDbnli6eS Mcnfdentino gar feline
Qlbrung bat. Der Suriiferei piirben
Sie nit Der Qlufbedlng Der pirtliden
llrfo9s un3peifelboft einen febr I6dts
5enSnerten DienIt IeiIten. lIebrigens,
aufgebobcn 1T no@ lange ni9t oilfges
f4oben QBer ipeib, ipie Der 6oTe
Iduft! @ienei6t, boB mir bolb ifon bic
eine ober anoere MISUNDERSTANDING
ma6en, bic Sic mDglidertpeiIe f9on in
tur5er 3eit pieoer in bieIe berrli1en
SaIgriinbe fiibrt. Damn t6nnen sic
bas bisber lluitrlofene ia na6bolen.
9rofeIfor G6rfrieo, Der bic QtnOeu=
tung bic in bicien leBteren Worten lag,
begreiflicbcriuetie niGt re9t berIteben
tonnts, pollts cine 6raee iellsn. obsr
Oosu blisb feline 3eit mebr. S6on
60rie man bic 3~gbremis in boiler Sds
tigteit. gobIen rafFte feline ipenigen
6abTeIigtsiten Suiammsn, un6 glei9
oorouf tiiuoete Der @dufTnsr nit ious
ter S!imms. bnB Die Station .NHbslB'
5ad," srrti9s isi.
SGmsl UszabIattbstsu lta biz 6sE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
as. aOrtisbanal

Gnbli9 ifien man nuBen nit ben
tSblieBberiudeu einsllbalten; 3ugleid
Hong bur9 bos S9liiHello8 piebcI
cine Stimme: nSie miiien f6 Ihon
nod Elm ipenig oe0uIpcu. Ser ric6tigc
GdlilHel IdBt iicb nidt ouffinoenu unb
leioer poBt tein anberer. @s bleibt
jsBt ni1ts anberes ibrig, ais ben
@dloHer 5u 9olen."
~Na, quite glchtl" inurrte grinmig
BobIen. .Dos tann ia nett iperbeu Z"
ST beriidabigte ben profeRor. limb
bas T4Iimmite babel III: mittlsrweile
itn6 unTsrs beibsnQliiaten iiherlId) iibsr
ale @erge."
+, y ,gun, mir bnben unIer WlDglic6ltes
eetan" laqte Dottor @brflieb. ,Wcnn
cine aReibc miBeiiritigsr 8ufdlIe uniere
lbli6l burdtreu5t bat, miiHen mir
uns ipobl ober libel bureiu fin0en."
Dos mar nun gar ni9t nab Bob
lens Gefhmad. absr naHgeraOe muBte
and er, Der tllr3 5ubor nod 0ruuf uno
bran ipor. bic Wdnbe ein5urennen. bic
Qluffafuus beg qrrfeHors ols ritti9
entrleunen un6 lieB bic 5liigel INNER
mebr bdngen.
Co iobsn iie in elmer ipenie beneis
bensDerisn StiHmung oem. mas ioms
men iolie, eEtgegsn. Marieten unO
iUarteisn.aber 81inute ouf 9Rinuie bers
ging Fe iDarben ben beiben 81
Gipigieiiefl unn uibtS begab iicb, oas
ihre Grloiuug aus oer peinlid6eu Gage
ss6offen lieB. Ghon ipurbe 9oblen
misbsr redt nIpirih. als enolif 6er
e;hlofer oelommen uno an ber 2lrbeit
III iein i4ien. gDieber minutenlangeS
rsaubpbveu i'm @AioNs pl0blib eia
~s crayren bic Illr flog auf
ben itano elm gan3es DuBeno
tA peIdle bic bei6en, bic ciligh
at'nsit perlieBen, neuqierie uno
r l.s .'rballentin Tal Id1abenfrp4
ttp fasgli empEineen 9lus oct
ttt is.i'r cce.frcs poresgangen tgar
"nnh ~ rnnilnesr pnc euiId3ulOiais
% r.l 49, mdd.tlcsn RsoaHwaIl. !
Tt ts-,ys no s.scy lrsg''su. mn epA
aas.wh ss~sm,7E;a bats qlcn
s'a apa.sd:luse ~ ecv!'H ESrIia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
7dnltRn

rem, benn Der 3ug bate, lpie Der Sa6r'
plan ber3ei6netc, nur einen is6r tllr5el
4ufentbalt.
9rouBen auf benz gabnIfeig fanO
Der Snseuieur 5riB 9loller, ser bic
@ogeurei6e oufmertiam muiierte. 2tls
er So6len ausiteigen fab, elite cr nit
freu0iger 8egriibun9 auf i'm gu.
0Qilio bod @ort ge6alten9 I. WiIs
tommen in QlnOelsbu4!"
nSa, @ort qc6olten, inter Oer 8ors
ousieBung, 6aB id S6neu nibt lnbe'
quem perOe, benn Sic piIien, i9 bin
5ur3eit Elm oieniiIidp freier Mann unO
oann trdet man in Ieiner llnqebunbens
belt 10 mdnfes I'M &uIen, pos ii9 ouf
Sbre 9lmtspllif&en ni9t ibertragen
ldBt. Sd mir S6nen, ipie geIaat, feis
ne St0rung bringen. Gollte ic6 bic
@ren3linie, bic boour9 gegeben lit, elm,
nal iiberidreiter, bann, bite, peilsn
sic mid fofort 3ure9t.~
ngi MAIDEN Sic teine @eI6i6ien,
ionoern befe6IeH Sie einfa9. Sd per,
be Sbnen, fotpeit id9 es bermog, bas
9eben 70 angerebm tpie m0gli6 MAJ
d1en. Sd ipiinf4e, baB Sbnen Der
9lufentbalt bier, trDbbem ib natiirli9
niGf itiinoli9 obtommen tonn, gu sis
ner i90nen @rinnerung pirb.
Sin 9iener fam 6erbei, go6Icn 6as
penige @epdd ab5unebmen. 0onn
ging es unter leb9aften GeIprd6en uno
@rtunoigungen bem DirsttionsgebGu6e
bes glettri3itdtspertes Su, fpo 9lonsr
eine biibf6e Srnggeieuenpobuung ins
nebotte.
9ort ipii9tc 9oblen ben RsiisTiaa0
bon iin pOrouf i'm 3im MiQiomm
cine tIeine @rfril9ung ertpartsie. SSGs
ter CAB cs nod sinen tleinen 8uumsl
ter 92 entIons.
@oblen bate i'm 9aufe Ser llnterboIs
tung ben @uaI9 as1uBtrt, hoS @nges
nebme nit btm Nubllden su psrbiNs
ben, bas Weri psnieIlens SuEctlbt
beute nod elm lpsniq st-nn, ~ IerzsE
llno 70 nnbmen is, bo &c flt$ nun Idon
emma! at ben llfern Ser et8 heF1.1sn
ibEsr Msa avm g0oSsri$!ns.
@UEiiIsauS tolQil 1.
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6rnu 8. 9lppIcton @ilion, Serr uuo
6rau @iQiom 3. @oultneD, Serr
uno 6rau E6eo0orc @ooper, 6ran
9iuiicl @6etmore, 6rau @iQiom 0e
6orO, SRI. Sallic Carroll SRI. Sia.
bel @ooOeup, SRI. @irginia 9(. @oo-
oenow, g9 Sail Sorris, it, ino $.
&attcrion @arriS lnO 6rau SameS
:. @riscoe BON Sagerstomn.
6rou StewortS eriier @atte mar
@}eloille &atteriou ans Dem Sauie
ser 9onaporte @otterion. g3a6 Dem
Dor eiuigen Sabre erfolgten GoOc BON
Serrn &otterion bcirat6te 15rau
Stewort cinen 6etauntcn 6iciigcn
9}e6tsanpaIt, BON Oem iie inn Sabre
1918 in @oris sei6ieoen puroe. Gis
geie0erper6eirat6lng Oes Serrn
Stcpart NIT l5rduleiu GOit6 gS. Ca
bis madte i'm N}Gr5 0ieie5 Sa6rcs
groBcs 9(ufie6eu in geielli6aitliGcn
areiicu. @r lit nit ieiner iuugen
6rau ougeu6lidlib in europa uno
miro 5um I. Suli wieOer bier erwar-
tet.
5rou Stemart, cine So6ter OeS
oeritor6enen 9lidters @lOriOge @errD
bon 9}ep 9orf, bat in Ser bieiigen
@eieIlidait cine 6eOeutenOe &olle ge-
ipielt unO po6nte felt is Sabren IN
Dem Sauie an Der 9}oro Charles
StroBe. Serr @rispoIo lit nit oen
5onilicn 9ur0eu unO &anOerbilt in
9lcD gorf lmO Goldman in Bottom
OcriDwdgert.
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l Nl
@}a0rto, if. SUM. Gie fird.
lide Tramng bon Srn. &ernit 9loo.
ieDelt, Oen go6n 0eS Sol. G6eooore
9looieuelt, Gr @rdiiOentcn ser Ser
Staaten, nit Sri. Belle @Dott @il.
laro, Eohter oes @otidoiters @tI.
loro, fano 6eute in ser Gopcae ser
6ieiigcn 6ritii1en 9oti6ait itott.
9leb. Or. Santuel 8otion, ser
9ieftor Der ameritouii6cn 0rcicinig.
feits airde 81 @dris, boQ5og sic
Geremonie, oiiiitirt bon &eo. Ser6ert
9romn bon Der 6ritiidcn 9oti6aftS-
&apeQe.
Gie Gbrenilngiral mar SRI Gli,
3o6et6 @iaoro, sic S6iueItcr ser
9raut pd5reno Sic @riujeiiin BON
G6uru rmo 8aris, SRI aat6erine@o
&c, 0lae. @ilone Ie @eneur Sc Eli.
liereS un6 SRI. girainia G6riitiou
ais gralitiingiern fitugirten.
Srob OeS itr0menOeu 9legens boitc
ii6 cine aroBe 8ubauermenge oor
ser amerifauii6eu 9otidoft rno ser
&apeQe berianimelt Inn iib Die PIN.
funit oes 9rautpaares uno Der Sod.
5eitsgdite an5uie6en.
Die Strede bon ser 9oticbaft sur
&irde mo 5uriid wur0e in 9llitono-
bileu ino @joIo aoroiieu 5uriidge.
legt.
Gie @rout trug Elm &leio ans eI,
ienbeinfor6euem gltlos itn0 Eiia nit
longer S6lcppe im0 einem langen
SAleier aus Giill uno Spibeu. Sn
Der SonO trug iie Elm Bouquet aus
Granges9liit6en.
Die @6reuiltngfrau 6nttc Elm Gleio
ans peiBcm 9ltlos nit einem lle6er.
wurf aus 6loB6Imiem Giill al, mdb.
reno oie 9raitiuugferu nit peiBen
GiiQfleioern angetbou moren glae
trugen Bouquets ans eel6en Srdi.
been.
Gos So68eits 5rii6itiid fouo in
ser omerifonii6en 9otidoft itatt,
uuo uadber puroe Elm GROCER @m.
pfans ge6olten BOD Ser 0legen ma6-
te Ben @diten oen 9luient6olt in Sen
81 oieiem 8wede prddtig oeforirten
@drten Ser 9otidaft lmm6gli9.
Gas iim9e @oor ge0enft sic Silt.
terpodeu I'M Siioen bon Sponien
81 Derle6en.
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g0nLLen feinc 9LnaI1hinen.

Can SronciSco, Goly fl.
SUM. II Or. s. g. .. grott, 9grd-
iioent Der @ciunobcits Goninliiiion
0cs Ecrritoriums Somoi, traf bier
geitern aus @onolulu ein I'M ii@
na6 gSoibington 3u bcgebcn mo Oa-
gcgen 5u proteitiren ooB 9lnsi0bige
nod Dem 9lrdipel trousferirt mer-
0en pie cs fiir8lid) ihon oic 9c9or.
zen bon Sonolum gctbon boben, ais
0aoon ole Rcoc mar, Den in einenl
Moibngtoner Sotel mtigeerificncn
9lusidbigen Sobn GorlD nod Der 9ln-
iieoelung fir glusiGbige ouf Scr Sn-
icl Nlolotai 81 i9iden.