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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06

While Van Vechten tried his best 10
recall the associations which the name
all but evoked, Mr.. Flint sat shrewdly
contemplating him.
Il give It up" declared the young
man at length. go on and tell it
Why you jumped so when you read the
message. What's the answer"
Il said that 1t was a pretty spot
the mans deliberation was provoking
IAN ideally desirable location for a
home-regular old-fashioned English
country home, you know-gables,
chimney-pots, ivy, deer-park, hedges,
and all that sort OF thing. For In
stance"
"Confound you, Flint! Out with it,"
"Mr. Temple Bonner's."
For moment the two young men
sat staring speechlessly at the UNI
moved detective. Then Van Vechten
smote the table with his fist.
by George!" calculated he. vehe-
mently but not loudly That's it,!
The very thing that's been chasing
round In my SKULL" He proceeded
more calmly:
But. Flint, admitting that one of
the two ladies mentioned here is my
cousin"-tapping the cablegram-"the
fact that you found her purse In a
house which happens to belong to
Temple Bonner. and that also she has
been mysteriously sojourning near his
home in England. presents only a CO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. perhaps. but i'm
material"
Maybe so; but do not lose sight
OF the other lady-her companion. She
was a Schuyler, l believe"
True"
do you know that before Number
1873 came into Mr.. Bonner's posses
sion 1t belonged to Compton Schuyler.
Mrs. Devereaux's father?"
The expression that now fitted
across Van Vechten's face was one of
bewilderment. He had no comment to
make.
Furthermore" continued Mr.. Flint,
instead Of the present owner being
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06
LITTLE RH0DY'S' GOOD WORK
Statement Made That Glory Of oliver
Hazard Perry's Victory Belongs
to That State.

The celebration OF Perry'J victory on
Lake Erie recalls that the northwest
was not only settled very largely by
emigration from the New England
states, but that those great and pop.
ulous states we're very probably saved
to the union in the second war with
England by the enterprise and valor
OF New England sailors, the Boston
Herald observes.
oliver Hazard Perry, then COM
mander in the navy and much discon-
tented because the duties assigned
to him offered no opportunity for prov
ing his mettle, was a Rhode islander
in charge Of feet OF gunboats guard
ing Narragansett bay in the winter OF
1878. Possessed. he said, by an
ardent desire to meet the enemies
OF his country" he applied for service
on the lakes. On the very day that
the order came for his transfer to
Lake Erie he sent forward fifty men.
the 4econd day be sent fifty more, an.
other party started on the long jour-
ney the following day. AMI Perry him
self started on February %. taking
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06
HAD OLD LADY's GRATITUDE
Stories Boy Had Absorbed May Have
Been Inventions, But She Was
Satisfied.

1t was on a Wade Park car on the
line Of 40 angles, and 1t happened but
a day or two ago.
A boy of perhaps fourteen suddenly
arose from his seat and gave 1t to a
stout lady. The stout lady looked up
at him.
You're polite lad" she said. Few
boys nowadays would do the like"
Il guess you did't read yesterdays
paper" said the boy. There's story
about boy who gave up his seat in
street car to a lady, and when she died
last week she left him $1,000"
II didn't see it." said the lady.
Maybe you saw the one about the
boy who carried the old woman's bas-
ket and she gave him a brick house
and q moving picture theater?"
NO." said the lady, Il didn't see
that one, either"
There was another one," the lad
went on, about the boy who had a
lower berth In tn sleepin' car an gave
1t to a sick lady an she gave him all
her fortune. I don't know how much
it was, but it must have been an awful
lot. You see how 1t is-you can't az
ford to risk any chances"
The lady solemnly nodded her head.
BLESSINGS on the man who invents
those Stories" she solemnly said
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06
INTERNATIONAL,
SUNDNSCHOOL
LESSON
tBy T.. O. SELLERS. Director OF Evening
Department, The Moody Bible Institute,
Chicago)
LESSON FOR MARCH 8
WATCHFUlNESS.
Temperance lesson.)

LESSON TEXT-"Luke 12:35-4S.
GOLDEN TEXT-"Blessed are those
servants whom the Lord when he cometh
shall find watching."-Luke 1881.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06
Enjoyment!

do you get much enjoyment out
of the new dances?" they asked the
stout man of mellow years.
Enjoyment" he echoed. Watch
me-"
SEEKING his partner in grip of iron,
he ambled to the right. kicked to the
left, doubled his knees. kicked all
around, lunged ahead, dipped to the
rear. kicked some more, took short
run, beat a retreat. nicked passing
couple and sank down heavily.
Doesn't that ll-look like enjoy
ment?" he stammered.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06

ignorant that such a shabby parcel OF
property Is part Of the estate, it's
purchase was prompted by senti.
ment growing out OF romance more
than thirty years old. So, you see, the
coincidence begins to assume proper
something that would be of value to
us if We could only grasp its meaning.
There is where l hope you may help
me-"
This Ia rather staggering, Flint"
said Van Vechten, as soon as he had
collected his wits, but still the cir
cumstances are merely coincidence
to me. I can read no meaning into
them, nor are they Informative. I fail
to see where I can render the slight
est help. Tom here is in a position to
supply you with something much more
to the point, for by the purest acct
dent he stumbled upon our sandy-com-
plexioned man-to say nothing of q
ripping adventure. His name is John
Calls"
The detective favored Tom with a
look of~interest, and then his eyes
smiled
Zone thing at time. gentlemen"
said he, lone thing at time. You
can't excite me. Let us first get
through with the point we were dis
cussing."
1T is entertaining enough for me-"
agreed Van Vechten. 81 trust it will
prove profitable. You see, while
am acquainted in a general way with
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06
Watch
Bacil,j and Relations.

Mrs. Baye-"She is simply mad on
the subject Of germs, and sterilizes or
filters everything in the house." Wis
itor-"How does she get along with
her family" Mrs. Baye-"Oh, even
her relations are strained"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06

~The Newspapers Will Now Be Justi-
fled In Stirring Up Whatever Scan
dial They May Conceived"
newspapers will now be justified in
stirring up whatever scandal they may
conceived"
Are you afraid OF them?" demand
I'd his uncle sharply.
mo. no; of course not. It's Paige I'm
thinking of. Think what her feelings
must be when she sees all the rot
that's being printed about her"
He heard the older man grunt. "A
precious lot of consideration she has
shown for our feelings" he said. But
you are mistaken; the newspapers
may be our best allies, and II Is not
good policy to antagonize them at this
stage.
Frankly" the inclsive voice went
on, Il am now exceedingly worried; II
there were not so many vital business
matters exacying my personal atten-
sion--things ! cant neglect because
;hey involve the welfare of others--I
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-03-06

1t isn't necessary for man to have
money to burn in order to keep the
pot boiling
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
81 7 IT . { I D Q 1T .
act . 8 tet.
@Gimeien.s .sdmmaaIer a6aefaNt.

SeottIe @oib, s. Sui. =
@cItern mllr0c bier cine @orfoIle, mo-
rim ii6 5pei @eiBe unO opei Chine
fen 6efanocn our6 Stlrmpino IN
cine 5ii6idlellie bei San Suon So
lonO getrieben; Oos Sobr6eug gino
inter, Ole SSnioiien mllroeu our6 ocn
EenOer eineS 6ii6erfabr8eugeS geret-
tet, ober Oerboftet unO iofort Oen
@inmonOerung8- -8canten in Sri6oD
Sorbor borgefiibrt, mo- sic @eiBen
megen @ini6muggelltng bon Gbine-
len inter 9(nfloge gcIteat mur6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
QOmiSoillc's GOmtrOIcnr Oer6aftet.

SouiSbille, &b., 8. Sui. TT
Scr itG0tiibe Gontroleur Sonruel 80.
S8ilbite, meI@er in bieiieen Clubs
inO aeieui6uitIiden Greiicn cine
groBe 9foae ipiclt mitrOc ollf Die 9[n-
i6uIoiglng berbaftet ltdotiidc Gel
ser in S0bc bon $14,500 lnteriNln-
Gen 5u bobcn. g8ilbite ioa Elm &C.
itGnOniB obgeIegt boben mOrin or er-
fldrte, er babe felt 0rei Sobren @el-
Scr lmteri6logen, Inn bei'm Sol6bau-
0el erIittene &erlultc mie0er ein5ll-
tringcn. gSilbite lit felt 1901 itGOti-
ider Gontrolcur ilnO mur6e bel Oem
iiingIten SobrcS- -Gonpent Scs g}otio-
noIperbonocS mnerifonlGer Gontro-
Icirc in Nlilmoufee gum &erbonos-
ErGiiOenten erforen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
Saluaii's observation-disclosures.

San 6ranciSco, 8. Suli. II
@eitern lit bier ser critic SpatenIticb
5lun 9ai 0es S5apoii'ibeu @ebdiioe5
aii Der @anoma-@aciiic- c-2lusiteaing
poa5ogen morOen. Gin Goppelqiin-
let BON Sniulanern fang bapaii'i6c
Sieoer 6ruu 9. 2. Soulton bon
ct. 2ouis, Die ais Eallipat6in fiu-
'girte, Doll5og Oen Gouiaft nit elmer
6lqi6e 9lnanaS-Sait; OnS 9(irf6iiien
Der Dapaii'iGen 6lagge purOe OurN
5roll u. .. Gaplor Ooa5ogcH, oeren
llrgroBpoter, Gapitdn @. 9udlep,
Dor 100 Sa6rcn Ser critic Gonman-
0eur OeS Sorts Sonolulu inter &a-
mebameba geipelen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
Sob Snrdl AZ uie[ Gisereme.

glcW bureb, @.-g., s. SuIi. IL
Der 81 Sabre alte SAUL Ga @}ocdiu,
cine W8uiifer bon glr. 42, 9tortb. Str,
@roofIDn, Der bier pGbreno oeS gon.
sen A. SSuli nit elmer bieiieen &opele
5uiommen geipiclt mo oen ibm fir
@Hen gcgebenen Dollar in nSce
Gream Cones" lm0 0Sce Cream 60
ga" ongclegt battc un0 infoIge 6eiien
crfronft mar, ilt in einem bieiieen
Soipitol geltorben, mie ole 9(er3tc
ioeen, infolge iibermdBigen @enulies
bon @efrorenem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
@etaater Scntidler 9aitur tuSt.

GOan8Oille, SnO., s. SuIi.-
Foitor 6. 3. @. ShoI5, 90 Sabre
ali, DER Iebte Scr odt Seeliorger, Die
I'M Sabre 1914 aus Geiti6lonO naG
9lmcrifa famen, i'm 6ier5ulanoe oell
hlt6eriicbcn @lailben 5u f0roern lit
in Secor, ST. ans Dem 9e6en ge-
ibieOen. @r mor elmer ser N}itbe-
GRINDER Ser N}iiiouri. rnO Der Sbio-
SDnoOe Ser lllt6erii6en Stride in
2lmcrifa uno ieiuen 9emiibungen
baiptidGlicb lit Oie @riinOlng oeS
inter Dem 9fomen nGoncoroia Gol-
Ie9e~ 6efannten lut6erii6en Semi
mars in Sort @oDne, SuO, 8u5u-
iArei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
StuScntcn inn N'anDucr.

Qu0inqton @ida s. Slili.-
Gas Nlilitarloger fir iingen 2eitc
aus naeu Ibeilen OeS mittleren @e-
items, eines Der bier, melHe bon Der
8unOesregierlmg erri6tet WorOen
iinO, puroc uuter 9eitlmg 0es Gapi-
tGns Geo. s. Shelton bon Der 9um-
6esarmee er0finet. @egen Der meri-
faniihen Griiis lit MIR cine tleine
2lbtbeilimg bon 9unoesmilitdr Dem
Eager, worin Die iingen 2eiite einen
@lonot lang militdriiden llnterribt
erbnIten ioaell, attaAirt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
9pbterflGrtcr iteIlt iid ein.

&bilo0elpbin @a., Z. SSuli.
II Sebn S. %. @noreB, DornaIs aus
@&orriStomn N.-$y Der Dor IGngerer
3eit Ollr6 @eri6tSOerfii0ung geieb-
lid fir to0t erpIGrt mirOe, lit bei Den
bieligen @erihten Inn 9(ufbebuhg sic
fer SrOre eingefommen. GnoreB Der
idmonO Dor II Sobrcn ipurlos unO
feline 6ruu berbeirotbetc ii6 lpieOer.
@ieielbe ino Oeuen Scbn iin0 iebt &C.
itorben, unO ser iebioe S6ritt @nO-
reB' lit OeSbolb gei6eben, Inn oic
Sinterlaiieni6aft ieiner Srmi 5u er-
bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
g1pth in Salem.

Solem M}aii, s. Suli. - Der
%oriiber 0es @rcfutiD-Gomite'S oea
llnteritiibungS. Gonlite'S fir Die bic
iigcn 9lbgebrdnnten, 8. g. Sipnon
hot oae @unoesicnotoren aus ocn
9}eu-@nglonO-S -Stootcn per 9robt er-
iu6t, ibr @cItcS ou tbun OoB Der
@un0eSienot sic nSln0rp Gibil9ia"
nit Dem glmenocment onnimmt, mo-
rim, nod Dem bonn @rGiiOenten @il-
ion in elmer GrtrobotlAoft gemodtcn
%oridIogc, 100000 fir bic bieiigen
9totblciOen0cn beipiligt merOcn. Gin
glei6loutcnoes Selegrantn crying an
bos @eripiaigungs-Gonitc OeS &C.
mats.
Scr Stootrotb bon Salem bat &C.
itern Oie crltcn GrIollbniBidcine gum
@ieOeroufbou bon 6obrif-9lnIogcn
ousgcgeben, nit ser 9eOingung OoB
sic gteubouteu gepiiien oeri6Grften
ir ge5ug ouf 5euerfeltigteit llno in
mere @inridtrng entiprcdcn.
WtoDor SurleD publi0irte Elm bonn
WioDor bon Gan 6roncisco eingelau-
fenes SelegronuL morin oieier nit
tbciIt, or babe einen gLufrllf an Ole
@inwobner iener Stnot 81 @eitrdgen
fir Die bieligen Oboohlolcn lno 9lr-
bcitslolcn erloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
@erlanSInna aeaen 9Inm6er. Srnit

9 yes 90 ines, Say 8. SSuli. -
Sir ni6t iduIOig erflGrten li6 &C.
itern I'M bieiieen @unoes0iitrifts- @e-
ri6t Oie 36 YIumber, peI6e Scr SEQ
tional 9liiociation Of @tolter Yllm-
bcrs" ongcboren nel1e 0ic @unOes-
&egicrltng ser &eri@m0rung 5lr
@inl6rdnfltng OeS SonoeISDerfcbrs
angeflogt bat. 0ie Suuptocrbono-
lung in Oem @ro5cB mltroe olf Den
s. 9e5embcr 5. S. onberoumt. 0ic
@cflagten mobnen in Sen Staoten
SSowa SSainois, gisconiin @1ibi-
gan @}inneiota, @liiiouri lmo Gee
broSfa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
@liLip q. NanOcl cridIui iidl.

Nlerioen Gonn., s. SuIi. ~
Ebilip s. Sanoel, welc6cr an Der
Spite Der q. s. SanOel Gompanp,
Sobrifanten bon fiinitleriid6 geItalte-
len 2ompeui6irmelt itano, toptete
iih acitcru in ser 81 ser 6abrif ge-
b0riaeu @orage Our6 ciuen 9iepol-
peri6uB. Gr 6iutcrlieB cine gfot5,
ans Oercu 6oiiung Oie dr5tlicben 9lu-
toriitGtcu idlicBen woleu, Dab cr al
tcmpodrcr @eiiiesitormg lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

ge6o6ten Grouerfeer 5u G6ren OcS
ermoroeteu @r5ber5pg-@aores 3uriid-
fe6renOen 9(6georOneten. Inter til-
multilorii6en S5enen i6IoB OoS
@orIoment idlieBli1 Sen 6iibrer Der
Sppoiition, 6ranf, auf neun5ig rmo
ie1s unoere glnge6orige Der Oppoii-
tion5portei ouf ie ieG5ig Gage BON
Der S6eilnabne on ben Sibungen
Gus.
% @taiienberurt6eilung BON
9(u3manoerer 9(gcnten.
Gas 6ieiige 2on0geri6t oerurt6eil-
te u9t 9lgenten OeS llnioerial-Teiie-
bureaus 5u me6rmonotigem ltren-
gem 9lrreit llnO @eIOitrofen 6iS 3un
9etrag bon touieno &ronen. 9(Qe
9l6t woren ibulOig beiuuoen NOR
ben, geiteIlungspfli6ti9en illngen
@8dnnern sur 9luSmouoerrng pcrbol-
len 81 6a6en
y VI " u ueI l u lll y u
get0otet.
SSn ser bobmii6en SrtsgemeinOe
&ooeti6log i'm 9e5irf &oplib mur-
oen iecbs &inoer bonn 9lib get6Otet.
Sic 6otten li1, ol5 6oS llngemitter
6ereiu6ra6, olf freiem 6elOe 6efiln-
ben. 9luf Ser 6Gubt por Dem llnpet
ter wlt0eu iie bonn 8lib getrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
Tn6r nit Oem SOO nm sic g8ettc.

@bilnoelp bia, s. Suli. ~
Gopitdn 3. $. lleberrotb bonn 9un.
NeS'3oafittier uMc@uao64 in llua-
Iasfa bcenOete geitern cine me6r ais
5000 Meilcn meite 9}eiie, ais er bon
ieinem Gienitorte aus am Gronfen-
bette ieiner @attin eintrai. ISrau lie.
6errot6 murOe fiir3Iicb bon elmer
Idweren Grnnf6eit 6efaQen 0ie inbe-
Oingt cine Operation u0tbig mn1t.
Sic weigerte iib jeOod, lid operireu
81 laiien e6c iie nibt nod einmal
ibreu @atten gcie6en. Ger GapitGu
6rau1te 81 oieier 9feiie ans Oem
iernIten 9ioroweIten rlro IA Gage.
lleberroib's So6n 9iellteuant ouf
Dem SunOeS-S6IadtiGiffe Ser
mont" mar 6ereits am lebten Sam.
itag aus Gcra Gru5 bier eingetrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
eanitats0ieniI anf Oem gIrdlipcI.

@oibington s. SSuli. III Or.
gictor q. Seiier, Iireftor oes Sc
lin6beits@iireouS auf Dem @biIip-
sinen-9lrHipel 6at cinen ldngereu
llrIau6 crbaltcn lmo Or. goparo 9.
Munion BON Der 9unoeSarmee lit
nit ieiner Gcrtretlng 6etrmlt mors
ocn, oa Gr. 8incenie oe SeiuS, Gin
6ilipino-9Ir5t, oic Gertretlng a6gc-
lebnt 6nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

ser Simnel ieinc Sdleuien un0 cS
itiir5ten 10 inge6eiiere @aiiernoiien
nieOer, OaB Die @erfe6rSoOern in
menigen Olinilten in reiBenOe Str0.
me perDanOelt murOen, lnO Ser Der
fe6r DoQitdnoig ms Stoden FAM
9hltomo6ile, Smni6uiie imO Stra.
Benbo6npoggons famen in ii6erflu-
t6eten StroBen nidt ne6r pom &la-
be, iInO Die g9ogen ergoiien iidb in Oie
Seller. 9lu1 ser Selegrapben- uno
Der Selep6onDerfe6r prroen la6mge-
Iegt, ga Ser Stlirn Die 9eitlngen
5erriB. Ger our6 OaS llnlpetter an
gericbtete S1aoen lit groB, Oo9 iinO,
iobiel bis iebt befaunt lit, feline Nien.
idenleben Derloren gegangen.
glu1 aus onoeren Sbeilen oes 9iei.
DIES merOen gleibfaas per6eerenOe
@epitter geuelOet, Die BON Sagel.
icblog 6egIeitet moren lmO lleber-
ibmcnmungen i'm @efolge 6otteu.
Sn S;io- unO g9eIt 3euti6lonO
iinO mebrere 9erioneu bonn 9lib er.
icblogen porOcn.
j iirbtet &uugerSnot6 i'm
&riegSfoII.
glufie6en erregt Elm BON Erof. Or.
9aQo0 in Sen n@reuBiihen Sobr6ii-
6ern" beroiicutli6ter 9(rtifel. Ser
@ele6rte 6e6uuptct, OoB Oas Geuti6e
9leid, iopeit ole 2e6enSmittel-Sr
in getrodt fommt, niht 6eiier iiir
einen arieg Dorbereitet iei ais eng
lonO. @enn eS 5u einem bemaffne-
ten Gonflift tommen iollte, 10 piirOe
in gSeit Geuti9lonO i6on in iue-
nigen @o6en cine Sungersnot6 6errs
i6en. Die 9roOpreiie piir0en in ei-
nem 9ligen6lid ouf cine uneridping-
li6c So6c Itcigen umo ser 6leii6-
unO Wiil6conium INN so @ro5ent 6er-
obgciebt perOen Gieier @efo6r
fonrL mie Scr &roiciior ousfiibrt
nur OoOurd oorge6eugt merOeu, OoB
in alien SnOuitrie Gentren groBe
Speider erridtet unO in oeniel6en
5u 6rieOcns3eiten cnorme 2e6epSnlit-
tclporrGt6e oufgcitopelt merOen.
9lni1ulOigun0en aegcn
Ji Cb ter.
9ti6t geringes 9lufie6en 6at in
9aDcrn Die BON Dem N1iin6encr
Gcc6tsanpolt Sanger cr6o6ene 9e.
i6ulOiglng erregt, OoB BON Oen &ic6-
tern pes &0nigrei6cS OoS llrt6eil
6Gufig Dor ser Gerne6nlung OeS 9ln-
geflagten gefdat werOe. Ger 9lOpo-
fat 6e6auptet, OoB ser SSuiti3niniiter
b. S6elemann, ais er auf Oieienllebel-
itanO oufmerfiam genaAt uurOe, err
hilbert babe, Oogegen loiie iid nihts
tbun Oenu Oos iei cine oltberge6roh-
tie 6aberii6e @epflogen6eit, Die 9ln-
adeeen6eit miro ieOenioaS i'm 2ano-
tag 5ur Spra1e ge6ro6t perOen
penn Oieier i'm Ser6it mieOer 5lian.
mentritt.
Goufcin r@il0 @eit 3 6om."
Ole SSnOioner ser n@ilO @elt
S6op~ OeS Cirrus Surnioni, Sic iib
fiir5lid na6 aa5urei6licben @eAnB
bon 6euerpaiier ouf Sen GricgSpfoo
6egobeh ieerten beutc ein SreuOen-
felt. S6re Grippe bat ndmlid6 OurCb
Oie 9lnfunft eines Go9terleins nit
Oem ser Sduptling @n. 8ear-S6ielO
bon ieiner Squnp 6eiNenft morOen
iit 3npa1s. Die Saufe Ser &leinen
pilrOe werige Stlnoen nod i6rcr@c-
burt bon einem fot6oliiGen HrieIter
boQ5ogcn un0 Oie Nlitter belt ben
in eine omerifonii6e 6logge gebiia.
ten Sdifling, Ser Oen g}omen 02o-
ria Goniuelo Snroioni erbielt, lel6lt
ii6er OoS Gouf6edeu. 9llS @at6e
fungirte Scr omerifonii6e Goniul @.
N (Snnpr mn Wnrn1cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
Slnf Ser S5cimreiIc.


Ger Oeuti6e 9otiGofter, @rof BON
@eruitorff tritt an 9oro Oes0om-
piers ngoterIouO" ieiue llrlou6s-
reiie an. II 8irO i'm Ser6lt mic
Der 5uriidfebren.
g2em Oorf, s. Snli. IT @rof
Sobunn 6einri9 bon 9ernitorff Ser
OeutiGe 9oti6ofter in @al6ington
lit geItern auf Dem 9ompfer oGater-
lono" bon ser Som6urg 9(merifa-
Sinie nab Orii6en o6gefa6ren, nm
ii1 5uerlt ollf einige Gage no6 Ser
lin 5u Gonferen5en unO Oann in Die
Sommerfriibe ouf ieine @eiisung
am Storn6erger See 5u bege6en, no
eine @attin 6ereitS peilt.
2ie6ensmirOig, mie INNER, em-
piing ser Diplomat an 9oro Oie 9e-
riGtcritotter, a6er io6olO cine 6rogc
Der 93eugierigep ouf Die 6o6e @olitif
nnipielte, itodte oes @rafen Sprobe,
oOer er antportete nit elmer @egen-
troge, bic iid6 SeOer icl6lt 6eautmor-
ten Ourfte.
u9laeS, mos id5 Sbucn iogen fonn~r
erfldrte @rof @ernitorff, niit ooB icb
meinen Sonmerurlol6 ontrete. SSn
Der merifaniic6en Sititotion lit cine
gcmiiie Baue eingetreten melGe mei-
men llrlou6 ermoglidt, ga idb o6er
nidt peiB, mann 0ieie Yauie 81 @nOe
ge6en miro, lit es mir oub niGt m6g-
li6, S6nen 0ie Gouer neiner 6erieu
mit5utbeilen. @s fam iein, OaB ic6
Oieiel6en rebt balls mie0er o66re6en
uno 5uriidfe6ren milB, 0oS 6dngt
BON ser @ntpidelung ser 0inge o6.
SofientliA lit OoS ni1t Der Sal ln0
Damn fonlme i6 i'm &er6it mie0er.
S6 id gon5 iider rpie0erfomme? ga,
bin i6 Oenn i6on mieoer nal obne
mein @iien beriebt morOen? SD
meiB mirfli1 nidtS oapon, alio fam
idb S6ncn aub nicbts OoOon iogen.
0fein, ncin, ii6er @olitif babe iG
Our6ouS nibts 81 iogen, weOer ii6er
Oie omerifaniibe, nod Oie merifani-
ihe oOer irgenO pel6e onOere. Die
9e5ie6ungen 5miiden BEN Der. Stna-
ten unO CeutidlanO iinO sic Oenf6ar
6eIten, OnS lit 9(Qes, mas mid inte-
reiiirt 9(lf @ieOerie6en, meine Ser
rem, 6ofientliA crit inn Serblt." Ga
nit mor Oos SntcrOiep 81 @n0c mO
@raf 9ernitorif ponOte lib einigen
i6m 6efonnteu @litrciienOen 81, nit
oenen er i'm ndcbilen 9lugen6lid in
le65oiter llnter6oltliug 6egrifien mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
NIieaer mit fEran n6nelIiirlt.

9lew -Yorf, s. Suli. Boiler
@ntleben iobeu eeiieru Gauienoe bon
NlenIben an Den lliern oes SuOIon
in Der 9}G6e bon SSaItings, wie eiH
6lugapparot, Der nit 5mci CSnlaiien
in elmer S66e BON me6r ais 20OO
SUB Ourh Die 9llit oa6iuiegeIte,
plobli6 in Oie Sieie i6oB imo in Oeu
Suoiou itiir5te. 9licmanO erportete,
Dab Die beiOeu 6lieBer IebcnO ans
llfer ge6rabt merOen miirOen. 9l6er
Die 9lbgeItiir5ten wurocn ni1t MIR
lebeno arfgefiiGt ionOern iie batten
ni6t cinmol nennensmert6e @erlet-
5ungen erliiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
g8eoen SOStidIaoS feitoc6aIten.

9riO Ogeport, Conn., s. Srli.
Coroner G6elan bat ui elmer ge-
Iteru a6gcgebcnen @nti6eiOlmg e..
fIdrt OoB Sobu e. GrrtiB miS
Stnmior0 an Dem Sooc oeS 33-jG6.
riaen Gecil 9. Glarf ans 9ittIeton,
@.-Sv ibulO lit. Glorf fubr nit iei-
ner Mai6iue nit einer 9o6rgeIea-
i1aft am %. Moi naG glep.gorf,
milBte aber bel STAMFORD ouSIieigen,
Inn etuaS an ser N}ol9ine in OrO-
nng 81 6ringeu. GurtiB fu6r NIT
iciner Mai6ine gcgen oie, inter Ger
Glorf lag, 10 OaB Oieicr 5erquetitt
mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

|Giie sur 9ieiIe in'S 9lnSIauO be-
iOrst s. Oiuiuc, 9lr. 4t3, SH-Sulti-
mOre-Strp uabe GuitOm 6Ouie SIUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

pdHe Sur SlriIe ins 0Mslanb beIurgt y.
9inlne, 9ir. 4i3, Sf,SaIihMDre. Stra6e, nale
NnltOnl 3oaie AUenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

Die lette 3uoel trof oen 9conltcn
ms &er5 unO er ionf toot 81 9ooeu
Ger @l0rOer pan0te iiG 3ur
6ludt fonute ieOod nod elmer oui-
regenoen Sago, an Ser iiG cine gro-
Be Menibeumenge betbeiliete, einge
fongen perOeu. 9ei ieinem 8erbor
in Der Neoierpa6e muroe er ais Elm
@eIegenbeitsor6eiter 9lamens 9rone
ioentifi5irt. Gr fii6rte permorrene
&eoe unO Die &oli5ei glalt6t, ooB er
irriinuig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
gtut(6rnbQ6.
GSe6cnansi6
In Sriiun.
NNiniiter bcrntbcit itber
GarajebDsMt

@huoigc poIitii6e 6oIgen oeiiel6en in
o6titiinOiger 9itung Oes otter
reidiiben 0ainiiterratbes in Or
wdoung ge8ogeu. II er8ber8os
6rieOritb erbaIt Commando iiber
0Iterrci6ii6c @cbrmadt. -
&roatiibes @arIamcnt i6IieBt
M}itgIieOer aus. - 9luspanoerer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

yIab Der mor0erilden @iBe Der
lebten Gage lit oie HciAs6auptitaOi
geiiern gtadmittog mieOcr BON einem
furbtboren @emitter mo @olfent
6rub bcilngeiuHt uorOen. 9fadoem
cin Srfan pieIe 9Gumc entiulr5elt
lnO Die %oiianteu ans. Ocn StroBcn
in sic SGuier getrie6en 6aitc, oiinetc