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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
No REASON FOR II,
You Arc sAown ! way Out.

There can be no reason why any
reader Of this who suffers the fortunes
Of an aching lack, the annoyance OF
urinary disorders, the pains and dan,
gers Of kidney Ills, win fail to heed the
word of a grateful user who has fonHd
relief The following y e0nyiAeipg
proof. sa
Dr.. r. FLASHER, Fort Gay, W.. va,
says 81 consider Doan's Backaehc
Kidney Pills the best remedy on the
market for kidney and bladder com
plant. / prescribed this medicine IN
many cases, and at the present time six
or eight Of my patients are taking IL
with good results. have taken Doan 3
Baekache Kidney Pills with the most
satisfactory results aud am loud in my
praise Of them. The residents of this
vicinity suffer considerably from kid
ney and bladder trouble, due TO the
poor quality of the drinking water. 1
have found Doan s Backache Kidney
Pills TO be the one remedy that can
be depended upon for relief. 10 his
been my experience that all difficulties
caused by weak kidneys, such as if-
regular passages of the kidney seere.
tions, gravel, dropsical swellings, luni-
bago, pains in the back and hips, etc.,
Gan be removed by Doan's Backache
Kidney pills. A few doses of this
remedy, taken immediately when the
trouble Is noticed, will same much
misery IL
Doah 3 Baekache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists aud storekeepers
at 80 cents per box Oak boxes 81 BOZ.
or will be mailed FonR receipt Of price
by the Hollister Drng Co., Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
iands. ~
Remember the name, Doan's, aud
take no Suhstitute.D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
A GERM DEsTRoYBR,'

There Is no danger whatever from
lock Jaw or BLOOD poison resulting from
= wound when Chamberlain ! Pain
Balm Is piomptls applied, II is an
antsephe aud destroyes the germs
which cnlse these diseases, II also
.tauses wounds 70 heal Without mstura
lion and in of-thirl the time required
" be rAllai tfea ment. For sale by ali
AeR'ers Bcr,'r. sn!th 4 Co, agents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
EoRDIcA CRITICALLY Ill

THUkSIlAY ISLAND, New South
Walls January l0.--lBy Associated
Press Cal le,--- Nine Lillian Nordiea. the
famora GRIND ,opera singer, is critically
az Of pneumonia here as the result OF
ler trying experience at the wreck of
the rasman recently on the coast Of
Papun IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
LITTLE VILLAGE

KOESLIN, 4 GERMANY, January TO-
tBy Associated pressf liable to star
iiiullctin) -lrhe villagefo % Dahikerbit,
on the border Of Lake Buekow, has
been Submerged Nv fltods and Che fate
Of rs one hRdred inhabitants is Nm.
known. Only three roofs are visible
today. n "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
NAT GOODWIN
HIs EXAMPLE
Doctor cowes So Told His Bride
and she Seeks Rsfugs
Of Divorce Count


!. Bcsause DR.. John +. Cowes, the well
known HopoIulu dentist, told his bride
Of q few months that be was going to
.be ia second Nat Goodwin, and that
IL would not be long before ne eapgAt
up with the famons actors divorce
record, she fled hurried suit fof di-
voree yesterday noon and IN a spec
thcnlar manner prevented the doctor 3
departure on the steamer Sicrra shortly
after twelve o clock.
Doctor Cowes experience in the mat
rimonial game has peen varied and
exciting. He was divorced from his
FIRST wife August ~ last ana went to
San Francesca, where, on September "a,
he welded his present. BRIDE VIE was
Miss Pauline Jacobs, beautiful San
Francisco girl.
This second matrimonial venture has
eIready proved stormy one, according
TO the statements q. the two Interested
PARTIES, and q chase after the steamer
Sierra Yesterday in gasoline launch
by Deputy Sheriff Rose aud lIarbot Of
Iicer Garter and the return Of Cowes
hi the custody of the deputy was the
climax 70 four months Of unhappy mar
ricd life. ri
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13

.lABERs F'DNTEIN, ORaaER 2 Free
State January i0.--(By ksl6ei1ted
Press Cable --Seven native, mine Ia
borers were killed and thirty-six
wounded today in a fierce s.1iof Of
workmen here. The riot hssAt 10 com
neetioh with the big railweya strike
which is in'progress. wv 4 IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
JAPAN WILL TAKE PART
IN GREAT NAVAL REVIEW

WASHINGTON. January liz (By
Associated Press Cable)---It was defn-
itely stated here yesterday that Japan
has accented the initiation Of the
United States TO take mart in the 1915
fmama. Pacific Exposition naval re-
view. following the official opening of
the Panama Canal s' 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13

SAN FRANCISCO. January III (By
Associated Press oable)+T cpktoM. H..
q. Bowen, iu,eommand Of th9fT ~elfth
Infantry, and transferred fronp com
mnnd Of the Preside at MNatefey,
California, to the Preside at TIM city
on December 10 last, has been retired
on account Of the age limit. Colonel
Bowen reached the grade OF coleael on
July l, 1908. oF &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
GREAT AoUEpUcT TAPPED
FOR NEW YORK $ WATER

7 NEW YORK, January SlO.-- (By AS.
soeiated Press cable1 4Ionc of tn,
greatest uiuhieipai water supplies eve
developed was tapped BY the city OF
New York today, when a anal blast
.of dynamite broke the last barrier AZ
the immense Catslili Aqueduct. The
aqacauct is II miles long and has cost
$l6O, 0o0,eO0, as Wen as the lives Of
200 wcfkmen who have been killed
daring its construction. Ii will supply
500,000,O0p aallohA Of water daily 10
New York. :. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
PIlEs CURED IN 9 70 Il DAYS.

PA1o OINTMENT IS guaranteed
% cure any case Of Itching, Blind,
Bieedingor Protruding Piles in 3 to
y days Or money refunded Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis
w.. Of A. s'..i ~. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
BIZ Efnest Q. walkerA

4 .
WASHINGTON, Deeemher, ea--iIa.
waiian, ,bnsiness at Washington waits
osef The holidays Ex-0overnor frrear
and W. y. Dillingham;, who have been
tdffying at 'WashipptOn al intervals In
/ Connection With the drydock matter
have gone TO New York and are not
expected 10 return for several days.
! The navy department II waiting upon
the department Of justice for the a.
torney general 3 opihioiB about the ia
bility o. tho contractors for the col
| lapse Of the dock which was under
construction at Pearl EIarbor. That
| opinion may not be delivered for
some time yet and meanwhilei those II.
terested can only wait for the verdict.
No word has been feceived here
about the arrival Of D9fegate Kalan.
4anaole, "A few Hawaiian bills are
l-fending in senate and house, but are
not receiving consideration, cave, that
| for nj extension Of the Rapid Transit
| cohpany's franchise The sub-eommft-
TED on Territories, beaded-by Repfesen.
| tative Lonefgan, which has Il in charge
y doing nothing, Of course, over the
holidays aud no report there Is to b
expected tin along toward the end Of
january Et Ra;sss' isli@l q III
FEDERAL BUILDING, Dhmped. *
There. VII 10 some Hawaiian inter-
est IN 0thtaiifiations TO, be voted later
~. bht enuSress has not cot down 10
those yet. II Is the present verdict
that NO money will be allowed for new
| rivers and harbors projects at this SOS.
sion OF conetess. n thiseis adhered
| TO-, IEawaii Will obtain very y little
money under the bin. IL "a now BRO.
posed 10 have no public sbajldings bin,
| cxdept for emergency cases. That
tkfpws much doubt upon the prospeets
f6f jretttng additional appropriations
FOR the Houoltfm project. " x 2 =
slothfi Knhio. & "A ~ 2
The situation in these and other mat
prs apparently calls for activity in
pehrlf Of Hawaii during the next two
Ilor three months Otherwise there Is
danger the Islands viii be sadly me-
elected by congress at this session. The
Democrats are threatened with meager
avenues during the next twelve months
Hll the income taxes begin to come in,
Md, perforse m,'st exercise great
efogamy in expenditures to prevent q
!. ffneit or near one.
SoyeInof Pinkham 8 nomination Of q
tTtfetary = eSpcetHd soon that it may
az Iorwarded TO the senate when con.
hsTess reassembles.
IfsM Plans for Big wireless.
} Tire report Of the chief az the hnrea,,
% Yards ana docks states that nlans
.frk in proorsss for bigh mower ra,lio
stistions on the California eoast ~.
wniIan islands and the Philippines :
rpcrcssa 90 ~, r,,.I ~ n IS
III osaiT.ss.sI -
Neo.oglssAi survey makes ON.
ssjaoF Oh tne a,spiaeement py OH OF
eolrlts tueI On tne i'sclne coast ana
SSat n's upon thc Iusl used by steam
snp1 ~ tne trannspaeiinc service as foi-
iossS ~, -. - 49,
a l.e &c tnc TOAST coal y now.
useh ilrasii : " Ior nousenoid purposes
v w, ahd the consumption OF coaI IN
iviI YES ~ aoont inc same as ~ 1917.
~ WE san Iranelsco !parEet the use
- w. on Ior gepeIating steam mas
nsea Eor steam y that taken by the
ae%i haii nteaInshlP company anu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13

the business men of Honolulu in his
stand for efficiency as standard for
public service. ",
Governor Pinkham received an ova.
ton and responded pleasantly, espee-
Tally eomplimenting the president Of
the Japanese merchants association
for his sentiments, stating that the
part which appealed Co him was, near.
or 70 the solution Of worldwide prob
lem regarding man who expatriateCl
himself than anything he had yet
heard. He referred TO the talk by
Mr.. Yonekura in which the latter said
that a man was not expected TO give
up bis love for the land Of his birth,
but was expected to put his heart in.
10 the work for the land of his home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
KUH|O'S.SLOTH
WILL COST
DEARLY
Indications ARE That Hawaii viii
Fare Most Badly q Present sss.
sion Of Congress Because There
Has Been None o. Hand to Keep
Islands Interess'to The Fore,
ls****4 A*&*.

~ ~ ~ ~
4 Delegate to 'Congrcss Kahio, =
= who was booked to- sail Tor the =
4 Coast, en- ronte 10 Washington, BY =
4 tiIe s. 8. Sierra yesterday, Is still =
+ It his homo at Waikiki. lie said =
+ goodbye 10 Rnnl en- Of bis friends 4
\ dining The past few days, but =
= failed ITO make the steamer, In =
4 qn:ry Of his home last evening y
= bronfbt the Information that the >
\ RIipee had been taken down with =
4 feeafrehce Of the i4ness that =
4 hbs Kept him IN Honolulu al win \
= ytrs II is not known waen he win =
he able to resume his duties ut =
Washington.
= \. 4 = = \ a = 4 4. a a 4. a I. 4, =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13

A general movement Is under wav III
New York rity for the. establishment Of
q municipal ice nlant 10 Sp,ly ronsnm,
ers at cost prices This demand is thr
Direct result Of the determination of
the Ne trust TO boost prices during the
summer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
OAKLAND, California, January !

UANbAND, UaIilof1lh, january II.
-CBy Associate Press Cable --wbl
making n flight in his aero lane here
Yesterday, Herbert Beachey, the sensa
tional aviator, deliberately dropped Il
his machine from height of twenty
FIVE sect to avoid alighting in the path,
way Of another sensational racer, Bar,
ney Oidfeld, who was speeding in his
autopobiles s,11,N 4.
Beeehey's biplane Nns wrecked, while
Reaehey himself escaped with slight in,
iuries. sg.si. - sv-' q ,t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13

WASHINGTON, January lO.--(By
Associated Press sQable),-A report
startl Dg in its indictment Of conditions
in the 6re-mining regions of Michigan
WINS made public today with the / ack.
ing of the department Of Labor and Sec,
rotary William p. Wilson. satl
The report declares that sfrikebreak.
ers were imported into, the Michigan
mining district upon mistepresenta-
lions; that they were taken TO tho
mines at the point Of pistols, and forced
10 work there as wei as to resist the
attacks Of the strikers and strike SYM
pathizers. 49, 81
The Calumet a lIeela nine, one of the
greatest in the world, has paid $I2l..
100000 in dividends since 1871 and ne,
invested $!a,O0O,00O. This has been
done on only ~ 10000 of paid-in cap.
ital. The daily wage, aceordinpto tbe
report Is t3 %, The average working
day is eleven hours long. Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13

IWAsHINeToN, January 1l.-7(By
Associated Prets cable)-tt was an,
'nouueed by the department of iustiep
Yesterday that preliminary agreement
had been formulated ny the directorate
Of tho New York, New Haven & Hart.
ford Hallway, which is designed to have
the effect Of a reorganization that viii
prevent the dissolution Of the GREAT
corporation through prosecution under
the sherman, Antitrust Law
BY the terms OF this tentative agree,
ment the railway proposes TO dispose
81 is holdings in the Boston & AIaine
Railroad, icy holdings in various trolley
lines and it's stock in a number Of
steamship companies, 4 ~.
The plans for this reorganization OF
the n. ", n. H. All, r, II. follow tho
recent REORGANIZATION Of its Loard Of
directofs. 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
Support for Cover

This concluded the program for the
evening, but President Carter stated
that all would feel that the evening
would not be- complete without few
remarks from Governor Pinkham. In
Introducing the Governor Mr. Carter
assured him of the united support OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
otuel, she says.

In the divorce complaint fled, Mrs.
cewes claims that the doctor treated
her in a cruel and heaftless manner,
aud TINT Nc had not contributed one
cent toward her snppert since they were
married She claims thar nc told Bef
that he was going to be a second Nat
Goodwin, and that u he lived long
eDohRh he would even break Mats ,ie =
ord She further claims that Cove has
an income Of $500 to $500 a month,
and that she has been liying on The
charity Of his mother
Tho proceedings were filed at exactly
nooh yesterday and the papers were
placed in the hands Of Deputy Sheriff
Rose a few minutes later.
"A quick dash was made In an auto
mobile to Young Brothers, boat house,
and Rose boarded the Sierra as the
Vessel was passing the spar buoy. The
papers were served ON C0wes. and with
a smile he graeefully suhmitted TO the
Summons, hurriedly eathered his be
loneings together, climbed down the
yac0b s ladder and returned to Homo
lulu IN the launch TO face the court pro
eeedings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
slothfui Knhio.
Pam for Biz Wireleaa,

Phe report Of the chief Of the bureau
% yards and doeks states that plans
.fre IN praersss FIR high power radio
stfftions on the California coast, Ia.
Wnllan Islands and the Philippines. 4 Z
: Increase OF OIL Fuel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
Mystery to Him

"Why my wife has done this thing
e oil mystery to me, sad Doctor
Cowes yesterday, shortly after his Gre
turf to Honolulu. ~ have read the
complaint over very carefully, and can i
for the life Of me see what prompted
her to institute these proceedings or 10
pake the ridiculous statements that she
has. att @1h ~ : !, y
~ gave my wifeseverythine that she
wanted, and although was unable to
bny her $500 diamond ring for Christ
mas, owing 10 the low pfiee Of sugar.
! don't think she suffered for any Of
the neeessities Of lifa''
when asked regarding the Nat Good.
win phase. Of the affair, he laughed and
said that his wife was offa very ieal-
Gus disposition, and that while he often
made the remark it was in ioking
sort Of way. His wife, he stated. had
an hndeyeloped sense Of Anmor. B
Doctor Cowes refused 10 take the
matter seriously and treats the whole
ansir as a huge joke, according to him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-13
Make Any Woman Mad.

ffWhen asked why she took. Cowes
remarks regarding being an understudy
to Nat Goodwin 50 much TO heart, she
asked II that was not enough to make
any woman angry.
"The complainant prays the process
of this court cite the respondent to
pay the costs of these proceedings and
reasonable fee to the counsel for the
oratrix and Also a reasonable sum for
maintenance of the oratrlx and that
upon the final hearing the said respond
emit be ordered to pay the oratrix. week
ly the sum of fifty dollars and such
other further sum as the court may
deem proper for her proper mainten.
anee and support.n @ AZ
Prior TO her marriage Mrs. Cowes
held an important position in the toy
department at "The White House in
San Francisco, il is stated by Doctor
C0wes. 81 ~
Mrs. Margaret Cowes, mother Of the
dentist. stated yesterday that during
a period of not more than four weeks
prior to the departure of Mrs. cowes
for Honolulu she eabled several
amounts of money TO her aggfegating
$3.50. She stated that she held Doctor
Cowes' power of attorney and the
money she eabled belonged to her son.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
Nod 3luei fSeinOe mcjr.

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biiu0eten mn miiroigcn @erbiinOeten Oes mooerucn
1cerduberS lll 6oben Gatidlano oen arieg err
flart Mic 3i enparten mar bat oos ito3e DcltiAono
a ais inter iener Mr0e 5u tebcn bctrddtet au oaS
nnberdGmtc lliimoiinn 0cS ledcu NiifaooS 5n ant
morieu llno aus iran3oden Nuelen tomnlt Die
9}adridt Dab ,Stalieu an 81 slugl mob MAIDEN ino
aegen CclierredD. .lmgorn losiblagen meroc.
Rim, 90 ole beioeu germoniiden Neidle i'm Screen
Gnropos Gin paar 6einoe mebr ooer meniger boben
Fam i6nen nadgeraoc geid0iiltig fem. 9em ic wie
cs ident nit oen orei groBen Nlddten 9BlanO Sranf
reid no ENGLAND crtig meroei broudcn Tic Oas ourd
oas &rpoIis 9lbcnteucr gedwabte Stalcn aud nid)t
5lt iiirdtcn mo ert reht nbt Die Solbbarbaren aus
rem oitaiiotdeu Snielrefc- Die teine 9eiabimg oeS
iiart beicitigten @iautidau bete1t ans @ehibn mo
pidt ans @dienl @s miro oea NSapauern lage Belt
npbnier bic oitaiotiidc Seeeite 81 erobern uno e.
miro linen Str0mc YluteS tolen
9bcr eiu 9lt Der b6diteu 0emein6et Seiiens Sta
Ias lit cs oaB es lid ebt oil Die Setc Der ibermdd]
iigcu 9ln9rcer ener &erbinoecn ellen mill 9Sar eS
id)ou ein ais Seio6et oils5uegenoeS &erbalten oaB
talien d] pcigeric ienen often &crbimoeten IN Der
5m0e Der Geia1r 8llr Sete ST e6en 10 it es ais Der
qrGBte 8errat6 in Der neueren @edcbte Ger &ofer 81
bescdnen Dob eS ebt oiG SSoiien gegen ene riberen
@erbn6cte crareiien nil
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

ylllU 1egr tdJ OnNlnnOS Wnlrer WfnNO 0cNfltd
@enn Die gSet jemols 0aran ge3lueiielt 6at OaB ser
9eio aui 0eutidlano ols dnc emporiteiacnoc NanOes
nation Die grobe 6einoda OeS ar6ncroofc0 gegcn ben
9iadl6or elcts scr Norocc crregtc mo mcr an bic
bciu6elioc Geriibcumo eualouo's ocgoubt bat Dab
cs nilr in cen groBen eropdiden arieg engrii Ueil
Qeutidan0 8egiens NelraitGt nid]t repeftirtc fam
lid lett pom @egent6e i6er5eugen
gllls 2onoon fommt Die 9tod)ridt ooB bic 2onOoncr
@noelsfammer mo Die SouOesbeb0roe untertiBt bon
DER geiammten Freiie oes 9onoes oora 6inarbeitcu,
nidt alein oen geianmtcn 0an0e gemidlo0's mo
Geitered's an id5 5il reiBcn onocrn aud Die Oehben
4acutre@ie ungiltig 81 erfloren ioOoB Die cn9ben
5abrifantcu lie o6nc g9eiteres betiben f6nnen. g9as
Der ocnibe GriuOmgsgeiit a Dem @c6iec Der ledl.
nit imO Der G6cne @roBeS berOoroebrod5t nil oas
&rGncrpolf al lid reiBen Nos miro cine @eltc Iein,
ncqeu bic Die paor Nun0ert oeiide Sdc peld)c oc
englide &rc5er aii Dem Ocean fopern in elm gtidts
OcrhpinOeu Gie oeitide G6enlic mo Die 0ctid1c
Sedlnif 6eionOerS oui elettridem 0e6ice botten ole
gSet erober Dun pia sic 6a6gerige 9onOe Oas Oelt.
idc agrbe antreten Nber penn Die oerrcn @ngldn0er
iid5 nur nidji oerre6nen gtod limo oe Oeutiden g8ai
ien oui ocm San0e iiegre6 nod lit Die OenJe 6oite
oo, imo nod lit oic oetjc Suitmobt 0o. Die oelhide
9oiidoit in @o6ington erbiet aeern per SSmfenprud
bon Berlin Die fr3c ober beocuame Nlitt6eilung
Sc6r balo weroen etlie 3eppcline bereit ieu ir
glrbet an Der beIgiiden ae nlo i'm eugliiden aonal
@S fam gar ebt ser 6al eintreeu Dab Der engliide
9dliber feinc @eeaen6et erbalt, G'e6rou6 81 maden
BON oen yoeutidcn Grbe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
Cmfel Sam's 9sflidlt!

OoS itolSe 9llbion lie0t nlIi oeu Rnicn Dor Nntel
Sam no 6ittet ion I'M ieine moroliibc llntcrltiBnq
nIabnt ion inI 9omel 0cr Dunanitdt an ieine Ellidt
gIaes Iii t6un sen dredlden &rieg 8ll perfr5cn uno
0ciet an 0oB er 0as t6un f0nue inOe iid meigert
Qunidauo pon enem lle6eruB an Sebensmitteln et-
mas 3lfomnei 5u laen
Ias III Aqr feiq iibcr 9la9. gAr muBten enalano
in0 6raurreid tit6cdloeH ein Ocnn Damn pilroe oie
Musbnaeruna beoci!teno rii6er po5ogeu weroen fou-
nen, ais uenn Cnfel Gam ur 0euiblano iene @erei.
oefamner perihHeBen miiroe. Geniblano lit iiir elm
Qan5cS Sa6r BeTproonntirt GngonO oogcgen b0dlIerS
r Gin 6dlbes qbr pieaet rr fir Die flr5e 3cit bon
0rei A1onaieu glio penn 0nieI Sam oireit pon Gn0'
an0 ouiqeioroert miro ourc6 Geritefen einer @erei
tctoumer III oas groBe &dltemoroen cin3ugreiten
Damn onte er ndt angc 3o9ern.
sic Contribution craiib nidJt oc sIuerlcgung eues
ghsiu6rsolcs aber e uteriagt nit 0ic Grridhm9 oeS
em6oraos ser Soienpcrrc gc9en Die Ausiu6r BON Sc
bcnsmiiien Su pctigcn Sa0en f0nnte Der GongreB el
Wcleb anne6ncn oaS oen Erdiocnteu ermddtiate ami
i6eiiumtc }cit 0ic Naeniperrc iiir Die glisbr BON
Cetreioe, Ne6 mo 6leh an5uoroncn Gas miIroe
0on and oen 'ort6e 6oben ooB bier5ulanoc Die Sc
Gensmiiicl ipieoer blaer uiiroen uuO oc 1Pilioncn
9nctifoncr Die iiir cinen targen So6u ar6eten nd)t
buQern miiBicn rno IS ipiroe oie id0ue 6oge babeu
faB sic Observation-Disclosures d nidt ami Soften oes
anerifaniidjcn @oieS nod mcbr bereidern tonnie
Ia ooppcter @eiie miiroe 0nfel Gam Der &nmani-
tat oeueu llno feline aerngere 3eing as pie onhidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
.lInneaannLte @iloen. 9

98ic in 1870 10 iprdt 9ors aid) 6clte lpicocr bon
feutiden 9orbaren Sn elmer o5ienen Barrier Gr.
flduma sic ber 2on0on ser gSelt betat genIadlt mo
Bon uerer 9Inglop6en 4reiie seern getrcu nadgebe-
tei Uuroc, DeIBt eS
ug8ir BADEN unge5dumte @iloen Dor ms ggr iino
linen nur bic qenaie 9cadbhma ser 6eiebe Der Nenib
lid)fet lmO 0es ariegcS bnlCig Ger aricgsminer
6at ltrcngen 9efe6l craiien Dab oebc @eiahgene Oi
i5iere pic 5olonie, nid nit Der NiididJt bebanoelt
ucroen olen bic llneren eaeueu Seteu5r Theilwir0.
%br @e6en lit natirlid iider oaS lit aber aub AueS, mas
mir ibneu ibulog iino"
so opors and i'm aricgc BON 1870. DaS 2ebcn lie
zen 0ic 6odcuiliiirten" Sranoieu oe menigen Deut.
hcn, oic Tie aeiangeu nabmen. 9l6er Smoerte uno
TnncnOe wurOcn naN gIl0er geldleppt uH BORT Gin
cenoes 1oein I'M S00nerbeer o0er bel 3mangsarbelten
al fi6ren 0oclbe tom lie eBt uieoer. Nor elm paar
Gogcn proc ans 4nris 6eridtet mebrere Sdliile eien
nit 0chtiden Nriegsgeanacnen nad mbefaunel pdlen
obQcgangcn &eld)cm SNidiol oeie armeu Nlenden
po6l entacgcu aebcu nl00cn! geic Dor "A Sabrcn 10
beueiicn aud belhe oic 6rcn5oien i6re ,ciOlrte"
@rie0sfbrmg oont Dob tic ibre Sdpal5en ans Nrita
Had) europa brmgen ulo in GeutIhlmo cnallen loen;
uu0 sic Gngldn0er beuciien ibrc ,ciprtc" Stric1S
ibrinq 0ant oaB lie oic lapaner 81 &ie rllicn nab.
reno Die 9clqer i6reu ybo6c Stano Der GUiliIation"
0onlit 6ehmocn oaB mic eS $40 in 6ranfreid 0eda6,
0DililIel aus Dem Ninterbolt ar oic Oetdcn grppcl
icerli.
gGie 0ic )lodridten iber yihlcde Ve6anollmg" Der
Mmcritaitcr in Gendlono 5lr 3et Der Wiobllmobmg
lBt ols ocnlenc 2aen getcnn5ednct weroen 10 weroen
oiidl sic laberden @cridJtc pelhe Ole Detiben ais
.uuge3annc 9iioen" oariieacn, nit Der 3eit agef6rt
in0 es miro beueIen wer0cn Oo mr. oic 0eutiden Col
oafen ocn 5cno bunon be6onoen, Die 9liirten oogege
ole inae5Glmien g9iloen" 1no.
W1itilerueilc aber perbreite Die gInalopbileneree
init atald)em Geraniigcn allc Oic ge0en Ceutlbano
0crdieicl GQtarenme0mgcn