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Evening star., 1914-10-04

: Tomorrow, he unused; @and-the day
after that shall come-every day
A clear light of joy shone in her eyes. She
made no effort to conceal it. aThen 1 will
go back to Aunt Jane, she cried. Il sha'n't
mind anything, if you
Il will!' he said, his voice low and vibrant,
as if in answer to the solemnest question of
them all.
IN the stroke of twelve Miss Jane Cald-
~ well ate a solitary dinner with but scant
appetite. 3If I'd reelly done anythin' to
complain Of" she apostrophized the brown
earthenware teapot in which she had just
brcwed cup of the strong green tea she
loved, @th'd be some excuse fer her. But It
want my doin's-her gettin' up an walkin'
off the way she done"
The rhubarb pies stood untasted on the
shelf, exuding tempting pink syrup about
their cruSty rims. as-rt
3She said she liked EN-, last time baked"
grumbled the spinster.
She washed her dishes and polished the
cookstove till it shone, with more than her
usual grim energy.
NNo, Ma'am,' she cogitated; 3no more
coolsin' fer me t'day! Cold victuals is good
enough fer girl at runs away f'om her folks
that a way. Where on airth could she have
gomez she asked herself, as the loud-voiced
clock on the mantel raspingly declared the
hour. 1.-TWO o'clock already! She don't
know nobody round here Landl l wisht
had horse!'
The minutes dragged terribly after that
1t seemed to Jane Caldwell that the wagging
pendulum was repeating. a malicious little
phrase over and over again.
@Your fault! Your fault Your fault" it
monotonously declared.
"Mebbe the child.did set store b. that Of
DOLL" shemused. @The hired girl at worked
fer OIL lady Selden said it used t. b'long t.
Roses mother. Melissa Selden never had
no constitution ner git-up-an' go. l told
Nathan SO when he married1her. dispose
Rose takes after her ma, inf her ways.
Course she can't help that l wisht she'd
come home bfore l git t. worryin'."
@Your fault! = Your fault! Your fault"
persisted the clock.
She went to the gate after awhile Any
thing was better than the silent house, with
its loud-voiced monitor. The white ilacs
were all in blow she noticed absentmind-
edly. Rose had asked only yesterday if she
refused Grossly. 3The' Want no use" she
told the girl, ain litterin up the house with
posies dropping all over everythin' -.'>
Where could the child beANathan's child?
Suppose she never came back? Suppose
She caught her breath sharply At the
far end of the street-half hidden by sway
ing elm branches-but no, it couldn't be.
There were two figures slowly approaching,
"a man and
She dashed bony hand across her dim
eyes. then turned with smothered cry and
darted into the house.
WIHEN, half an hour later, Rose Cald-
w we'll walked slowly into her aunt's
kitchen she found that estimable lady dill
gently sewing carpet rags in the rush-bot-
gaze bent sternly upon her task
3I-I came home, Aunt Jane" faltered
the girl.
ayes, l see you did," acquiesced the
woman, clashing her big shears with mill
tant sound as she severed strip of scarlet
flannel from a shirt of unknown but in
dubitably ancient lineage "a pretty time
Evening star., 1914-10-04

w well walked slowly into her aunt's
kitchen she found that estimable lady dill
gently sewing carpet rags in the rush-bot-
toned chair by the window, her spectacled
gaze bent sternly upon her task.
3I-I came home, Aunt Jane," faltered
the girl
woman, clashing her big shears with mill
tant sound, as she severed a strip of scarlet
flannel from shirt of unknown but in
dubitably ancient lineage. "a pretty time
of day." she added, glancing up at the clock,
which had resumed its normal activities
~I'm sorry, Aunt Jane"
"H'm-m-m! Sorry is as sorry does" mis-
quoted Jane Caldwell darkly.
She stole sidelong glance at the girl, who
stood half smiling by the open door, one
hand resting lightly on the latch. It-oc-
CURED oddly enough) to Miss Caldwell that
she looked like bird poised for flight.
"Come in, she said shortly, 3an' shut tn
door,
The girl obeyed.
@Sit down-in that chair!' ordered her
aunt, with a peremptory gesture.
She sat down in the indicated spot and
gazed dreamily at her aunt She was think
Jane. Miss Caldwells brown, wrinkled
complexion, the pepper and salt knob on top
of her gaunt head, her hard, bony hands and
ungainly elbows,-she passed them all in
review. Suppose she (Rose) looked like
that? Suppose-but it was, after all, un-
thinkable! She set her white teeth on her
red lips for an instant and put up one slim
hand to touch the heavy wreath of yellow
hair which had fallen upon her neck. Then
she smiled brilliantly upon Aunt Jane
"I'm sorry was 500 childish this morn
Evening star., 1914-10-04

Continued from Dasss s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20

Fitted with hook below front stay and three OF hose
supporters Sizes 10 to % Sl.50
Style ss4 is misses grdletop corset, very lightly
boncd with low bust and long hip One hook below front
stay and two sets Of hose supporters hold the garment
firmly in place Sizes Is to 20 Price ST.
sale.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20
sc Witch Hazel
AT lie

600 Hike witch Ia
sel, Glycorino and
Rose Water. lie bot
tie,
Upper Main Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20
"HAIR NECESSITY TO WOMAN"
SAYS JUSTICE WITH TOUPEE

necessypartlcularly n
and clothing
Brinker decided
incidentally
attention to the fact that the Judge himself
Murphno
ants Mrs stella smith and husband Mrs smith formerly
claimed
The claimed
a
held
tho counterclalm
Murphne submitted containing
by all regardless of their rank and
The coonels
and are also alike in the respect OF their mutual desire
Indeed the
"A bone and hank OF hair The win
hair considered essential
Since have
az
| lock
is absolutely an essential in
the of the
belle
standpoint hairs 'necessarios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20
COSTS SIS TO STAY HUNGER
COOPERATIVE UNION MEETS

The sixth annual meeting OF tho
Washington State Cooperative
union will be held AT the Labor tenn.
pie Thursday and Friday. Feb. &c
and q. beginning NJ 10 a. m.
All cooperative companies OF ev.
every character that can qualify as
such under tho law are entitled TO
be represented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20
THE SEATTLE STAR
WED0N'T SEEM TO
BE Quite UP TO
MACS new STUFF

George Mckenzie Of the Metropolitan theatre VA" en- DO
York.
shouldn't Scatter
he announced TO his audi
opening performance OF Ihe
OF dancing tango
act balcony
Did danee9
tho first act every one In the su
dionce turned into the
To watch
orchestra the music ana fihhy
bold OF SHRINKING little
thing
'Iuhuh Charlie before all these people
y'ro wi 20 I got honest"
II would the habit declared
afraid join the wh Wish somebody
would the crowd an then would"
interesting dyernon u
stretching Many enjoyed tho excuse but few
the front OF tho cosen audience
which crowded around the couples Hike Interested spectators OF
political
Seattle appeared bashfu with thing last night
Itself
H. a o habit. all right"
opportunity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20

The new cooperative law has civ.
on the movement great impetus.
\ legislative committee TO help
formulate bill for state farm credit
banks, establishment OF state co.
operative paper. and plans for
state Wholesale agency. and for In
terchange OF products will be dis
cuased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20
Come and See The Goat WALKING on The Bottles

At the Minis Pink Bean
Booth, No. | cans. Sc; No, 2
cans, 12kc; No. 3 cans.
17hc.
At the Centennial Booth, 30
Centennial Sunshine Cakes
free to the first 30 women
purchasing a 4g.pound sack OF
Centennial Best Flour. No
G. o. ID. or telephone orders.
Not over one to a customer.
A. the Stollwerek Booth.
lOc can OF Cocoa or loo cake
OF Chocolate with every CSC
purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20

A. the funny Fish Booth,
Pieces California funny Fish.
No. y size cans. i2lzc: No.
size cans. 22isc. A de-
llcious fish delicacy.
At the Pacific Coast Biscuit
Co. Booth. large Tin Swastika
Soda Crackers. soc. TO 6
pounds In each tin. Refund
OF zoe for return OF empty
tin.
AZ the Kellogg Booth, largo
moving picture animal book
free with every purchase OF 2
packages OF Kellogg's Wheat
Biscuit or Corn Flakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20
'OC TO THE RESCUE OF DOG.
PET COYOTES? YEP, THAT'S sc

HOW'D YOU o top Of a a2-s,ory View
skysersper during earthquake sser Wouldn't your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-20

pentyno Peroxide
/ Paste. for whitening
and preserving the
teeth.
Upper Main Floor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

0aB 9i0erpool umo glmcrito aii scr
NPorlt scr @auumole cineu groBen
@iniluB ouSiiben YiDerpool, meii cS
Der 0aien iiir Die cngliidcn Spinnes
reien iit glmerifa, neil eS Ocn mcit-
ans aroBten G6cil oaer IN Der gSelt
cr5eiaten @uummoue proou5iert
.O}on ic6dtt 0ieie @eiontntprooui
tion olif 40 Niaionen 8eniner, imN
oauon merocn so Wdaioneu in ocn
Der. Staatcn 81 @liaioncn IN 9ri'
tii6 Sn0ien unO s NliQioneH IN
qleaOpten gemonnen. Gieic 3obldi
acltcn iiir i9it--i2. itinuncn abcr
i6on icBt ud,t inebr, neil ni6t MIR
in Sen gcnanntau 2dn0crn Die 0roB
ten 9lniiren9lmgen gomo6t meroen
Inn 0a5 nit 9oumpoae beitelltc Sc
bet 5u pergr0Beru, i0noern lucil outH
in alien il6erieeiiGen 9eliBungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
2Ion siarG engeit SdmiOt.

$50 9yhno Iamcn Satr5, utou fam
iaacn ooB 6cuie niht mr scr 9ieib.
i5unL ionoern gero0e5n bic Griltcnj
glegDptcusl al'S 0NAite nit Der
9aunmoQc 3uiammen50ugt Gs lit
clio mcitcr uiht uunocrlidl Dob ale
glc0ppier non @alnupoac reocH 10
Qut uc an scr 9Ia6e, @iittclrbcin
imo Nioiel $cocrmanu Sic slu5lihtcn
0c5 @ciHo6res bcipri6t ulO an ocr
bretoniitcn @iiitc bic 9uiimit o0er
6as 2iusblci6cn Ger SarOiaen ale
,lutcr6altlniacn bcitreitet
ga oos agDpiiide 6inanjminilte.
rium uor meni0cn Iagen iciucn ito
tiitiidlcn Sa5rcSbcriCbt pcr0ficntlidt
bnt, noMtc lcb 0armi5 nod ciniaegln.
aobcH 3iiicrcn Die NIT mlcrcm g5e,
NC 3ulamnlcnb0n1cn
Cbcu babe idl lton angcoaItet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

ren auf oieicn @e6ietcu ocn 9le8pp.
tern immer iibcrlegeu. Sm 9lderbou
aber fonute iib uiemals elm 2onO nit
gleauptcn Derglciden, mo oos 1T
aud 6eute nod TO- @enn alio pon
Den 2,205 500 6e0Oaus Gin SEQ.
oan iit 6eina6e genau oaS ndntidle
2ldermaB pie Gin groBcr @5or9ea in
ocN 9tbeinlan0cu 0cs II 9legDptcr
6e6auteu Sonocs 1,723.09l init
@aumuoac beicat ucr0eu erle1t
man oarauS aAeiu i@on bic lber.
mieaenoc g9dii8icit oieie3 gr3cia.
uiiicS. lin 0ieic9 uoh oGItlider 81
5ciaen lei ermabnt. 0aB scr gSertb
Der geionmtcu 9hisiu9r i'm Ga6re
1912 57A,32i dgnptiihe Fiuno aus.
ma6te elm dgDpiii.bcs Buuo it
runO 100 Nlarf mertb unO 0oB
oupon allf oie @awnmoue 27695..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

mo 6oiic, es Damn oo1 nod in ser
2anomirt6idoit 81 etuos 5n brin'
gem, Oa nidte Der alte 6obe @err
redlt freunOlid nit Dem aopi iul9
io0te oernebmlicb; n9l6 ia III 10 laiie
i'd mfrs gefuaNl~ &oiier S9il6elm
mar Der 0onfborite E6coicrbeinHer;
er perlicB ais Ser 2ebte Oas Ibeater,
uno 70 longe nod irgenoein Ebeoter.
cnt6uiiait i'm &arterre oOer alli scr
@aacrie ieinem Neifall gIlsorud
CAB, opplauoierte ouc6 Ser &oiier nit
Sb ie6e i'm belte nod, pie or, 0ie
cine &an0 in ser @inOe (cs NOR fur8c
3cit nudj Dem rndloien glttcntat),
NIT ser geiunOen &ouo ole 5eridoi-
ienc beriibrenO, ieinem Seiollen gluS-
Orud CAB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

popon i6u 9raiig ab6dlt sd wia
pieoer IN oic 9lrmec eintreten." &oi.
fer gsil6eIm, Der born in Der Bro.
i5cniumsloge iaB legte iic5 entrilltet
iiber Oie 2ogcu6riiihmg ilno logte:
nSo, i'd ncbmc ibn aber nidt iuie.
Oerl~ 9lm anoercn Nloraen fam Gin
9loiutont &oiicr @il5cImS l. auf Die
9lbnc m0 melOcte, Seine 01aieliot
iuir0e 9l6cn0S uobnials oeielbc Sor.
itellun1 bcidcn mir n5btcn abcr
Sic gsortc, sic i'm picaeiht Oerlcet
bdttcn fortloiicn oocr nmduoern.
llu0 ais nm an gl6en0 Scr 0ariicl.
Ter 0cS 9lrel b 9ambom ltatt sd
weroe uieoer in Die gIrmee ciutrcs
ten" iagte: sd wcrOc mir cinen
tii6tigen Snipeftor pieOer uebmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
aaiier gil0slm I. i'm s6eatsr

miro BON 9lualit Srmteruanu in let
men 0Wiemoircn~ iebr lebenoig 1es
idiloert ngluf 9eie6l oes aailers"
10 er3dblt Der trefilibe ieuterinters
pret niuurOe i6 nod gSicsbaoen be-
ruien i'm ibm meme &euter'ihen
Stolen Dor3uipielen. Same glilte"
LII Sc 5ran5oienti0", nGnfel Bra.
iia0 ulw, ia6 ild Der greiic Wlouar@
ieoesmul bis 3u Gnoc an, lcbtcrcn TO-.
qor 3luei glbcnoc bintcreinanoer Sm
lcBtcn glft BON oGnteI 9rdig" ia8t
9lrel b. 9tanbom, Elm pegen Sduls
sen o6gegangcncr 0fii5ier Ger in.
iolae ouf icincm bonn @ater iiber.
nommcnen @ute iicb cri6ieBcn ipia,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
Sin strcifsna Onrdl aOriifa.

C5oriicoura oon 0er eeliel,
0oldtc lmO bierlob ieIbit oui gln,
itiiteu Scr @euueien ais Opfer Der
9lutrade iiel
Tie ,Geuoctta~ trei6t 0icle ser
WSorOer in Ole Mact6ia, jeue unOur6-
0rinqliden, immcr0riuet boben,
5rduc6cr, mo iie ben nohipiirenoeH
@cnoormen oft Sabre lang entgebcn
fonncn. gyreinoe unO &erwonote per-
iorgen iic DcimIiA oes glaHts nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

europdiider Stuoten, sic ii6 irgenO.
luie oa3u eignen. oieie 9ulhlr bon
Subr 81 Sa6r eifriacr betrieben miro.
Sn Ieilti4.Gitafrifa purocn 3. y.
inn Sabre 1903 nidt gon5 1900,
flint Sa6rc ip1ter icbon $500 inO i'm
Hdbre 1912 $4,000 3entner 8aum-
mole geluonuen, unO es brandt niht
crit gciagt 5u ueroen Dab in 0en bris
tiihen 9eiibungen 9lfrifaS Der Giier
ni@t meniger groB iit wd6reno oAD
Die fron50iiicbeu lmo itaIicniIcbct
&olonicn cntiprebenOe glnitrengun-
gen MAIDEN.
@euu 9Ic9rpten trob OeS ameri-
faniiden mo inoiiden llebergemidtS
iut @oummoQmarlt 10 midtig it,
beroauft e5 0os Dem llmitanoe, 0oR
in ieinem &lima cine feinere ua0
6ciicre glrt gcOeibt ais in ieneu bel.
Ocu 9Gnoern 0crgeitolt OoB Sic anie.
rifoniibeu Spinner ge5uungeu iinO.
iiir gemiiie Sorten i5rer @aoren
dgpptiidc VaumipoQe ein3uiii6ren.
Sh 9lcgppten lit oie @oumpoQen-
fltltur tauln htnoert Sabre alt, lrn0
cincn peltbc0cuteuOen llmfang cr-
reihte iio crit 0lr1 0cn amerifoni,
icben 9iir9erfrieg 8efauntli1 iii
oes @incu @ule oes 9lnoern 9tohti-
gaa, un0 10 mar es and in iencm
Sfriege, Scr Ole omerifoniiden Baum.
molpilan5er rltinierte uno iiber Die
dgpptiiden cinen goloencn Strom ers
goB. Der &ontor dgDptiider Baum
poIlc, Der Dor 0cnt SErirge ourrt
idnittli6 10 Gboler mert6 mar - in
9egppten reCbnet man belltc nod nit
Den e6emaliacu W}oria 16creiiat6a.
Tern -, inO en- bciitc ctDa Is S6aler
mert6 lit, itie9 III 0en @rieasia5rcl
bis auf 80 E6nIer. Canals mur0en
alIo groBe 8ermogen in 9leappten
erIporben unO Ger @rmO 8u iencr
Spetltlationsput6 geleat, sic 6cutc
nod bel allen 9IcgDpteru graIiert,
bel 0en europdii,ben &auilcutcn wie
bei 0en IeUmtiniiden 2miben61n0.
Tern, Den ein9c6orenen @roBqrllno.
bciberl rnO Den observation-disclosures
5elladen Sener Graumel Scr amcri.
foniiben &riegSio6re lit ni6t sum-
gcringiten nit itulO OaraL 0aB ser
6ellad iib nit Solt mo &aaren
Den grieAildcn gSltcrern uer.
idreibt, oenn mer fam miiien, oh
nidt bciltc oOer morgcn mieOer cine
iolfe @obilut6 fonmt uuo ale aui
Dem SonOe ser &eriHuIOuna ieit.
iibenOcn 9aumpoQpflan5er los.
idpemmt Sn Oieier Sofinlmg pum.
pen bic lSella6en Oarouf los ln0 in0
iebr 3lIirieOen, pcnn lie nur 5luansio
Ero8ent 5ableu miiiien
9ei neitem Der groBte G6cil ser
dgDptiiden goumipoae ae6t nod
Gnglauo unO 6iuor nob 2iuerpool.
Bon 965,000 gaaen gingen i'm LETT
ten 9ledbnmlgSjnbrc Od6in 443, mdh.
reno 8ronfreid SO, GelttidlonO n,
9fuBlauO 72, Seiterrcid 80 im0
93oroomerifa f2l Gauicno @aaen
cr6iclt. Gieic 3o6len iino a6cr aan3
irreiii6reuo. 0eutidlnno bcror6eitet
weit.mebr daDptiI9c 9ounnpoQc, ais
man oanad glouben mohte. MIR
ctua ser picrtc G6eil oc6t oreft bon
QQeranOria nod SambnrQ, ollcs an.
0erc ninnt ben llnneg ii6cr SiOcr.
pool 0aB IeutibIano Elm wihtieer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

boitc Eo0tenfla1e nur Oea 6raaen
o6 oos ibrigc @eiolge pilegt all
Ser 6rie06oitbiir m3utcbren uno
ite0t iid aud nal Dem panoern0er
B6otograpbcn obne iiberpdltigcnOc
S6mer5cnSouS6riihe funO5utbnn 3u
einer @ruppcuauino5me Ser
@lcnih gelu66nt iib c6en on SllleS.
io9or an @laiien6e9rdbniiie, ipO es
gibt ia einen iti0en Ort no i4licB.
liM 6rclmo iDie Sein0 Der cpi9c
5rieoc mint un0 oac Seioenidaiten
iGwelgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

9}abrims, 0o1 lit i5r 2c6en Elm ini.
Itctcs, acuOes mas aber niht BIN.
bert 0aB ic0er Nhittbat Du6en0c on.
0cre iolgen nllc5 lpcgcn Oes rcr.
6o6rtcn G6rbcoriiis, Dem ic0e 9elei,
0iaung Der cigcncn Gcrion mo Der
9luge6oriaen nur 0ur1 Woro 5u
iiibHen m0glidl idcint
0abcr 0cnn bic un9cbcure W'enQc
BON githpen ali @oriifo 9luG gibt
cs mobl in fciucm 3dn0e Der @clt 70
picle @ceroignngct; ood liegt DER
fcierlibc 9lobutf uno Die aranen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10


gicaeidt crparten meme Seler,
MN i'd lie na6 glegDpten getiIbrt
hobe. SAB i'd ibnen Die &pranlioea,
Gpbinre, &oloie imo Gempel l9ll'
0crc ino mid oes @eitcren ilber olc
glrt scr Ginboliamierlng rm0 200.
ten6eitattllng bel oen altea 9legDptern
niislalie. SD pia and gelteben oaB
ih 70 etipas lin SAiloc gefiibrt ino
ala Dem @noe nit 0eiBcm genlnlen
0ic 5hriiteu BON Wlaspero, Steilis
borlf uno gruei6 ihioiert babe, Der
QeitoIt oaB it6 iAon beiHabe ais Sad
manu- mitre0en fonnte. qIber nad
SEM i'd loldes ect5on tbot id, mo-
nit i'd 6dtte onfangen iollen: ld
Idoiilc mir Die ncueite glusgabe oes
iQBptiicbeu 9doeter an imo iob bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

mo aanalniteme in Oem Ourrb gSai.
lcrmongel 5u gSiiiteu6oOen gemoroe.
nen @cbiete, Die gntpdiierllng,
1rodcnlcglna unO Gntial5lmg Der
Simple imO Scen i'll Den aIiteR.
itri1en am Nlittclmeer. gllleS 70 sc.
monncnc 9ano fonunt Der 8aunruol-
lenfultlm 3u Cute, ale unOerc &ll-
tir ae6t in 9lcgDpten 5uriid. 0ieies
QonO mar nidbt MIR cine Sfornfant-
mer Scr oltcn g8eIt, ionoern bis in
0os lebte 9rittel oes uelni5ebnten
Sa6r6lm0crtS 0inein Uerior1ta
gleQDpteu cineu S6cil ser @1ittcl-
meerlduoer nit Uetrci0c lm0 Sill.
icniriidten. Seite fii5rt es 0opon
ebenioDiel Elm mic ans, unO Die SIN.
portotion iteigt BON 9Sa6r 81 Sabr.
W1eine 9lbiidt mar, ben 2eier als.
balO auf ocn 9oumpoIlnorft mo 3u
0ca @aunmoQ6oucrn 81 fii6ren
o6er Oie itatiitiihcn Yrdlninorieu
iin0 mir ii6er sen &opi geltiegeu.
unO i'd mus mli cinc oenmGfitige
@lou0erei bertroltcn, Oie inS nacb
@iinet.cl. .9aiial rmo 81 Den 6eaa4en
brinoen iol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

brandt iic6 MIR I'M 9llslanoe ehuas
um3utbum, Gin engIiides ooer iran.
3oiiide5 Jleiiebub, 8ou0eriotions,
lcrifon o0er &artenblicb ouBuiblos
Gen, Inn aISbolo in G6riur9t Dor
Oelttibcm 5leiBe un0 oeutider
@rim0lbfeit bin5uiterben. Oieien
oeutiben Gr5cugniiien bnben 0ie an
0eren ui6ts @benbiirtiges an bic
Seite 81 iteaen, mo iie erfennen Oies
on inoem bic 6ran5oieu in 8ranf-
reid mo Oie Gngldn0er in Gngldno
licber nit 0cm 8Goeter ais nit
Ntlrrap oOer Sac6ette reiieu Die
oeuiidjen aarten nob0rllden uno ges
nib ou6 BON 4ieDer inO 9rod6als
llebcrieeuHgeu Deroniialteten, penn
0iele Mertc nidt 3u iebr fiir oeutide
Seier 3ilgeidnitten mdren
glber ih TONNE gnn5 mo gor bon
mcinem Mcae a6: Dor Ger 9auumoue
mill iA plouoern oie 3u mciner gro-
BEN 6rcu0e bei gdoeicr nidt 70 aus,
iiibrli4 6c6au0elt miro, oaB mcincr
WtiibIc oaourh oas @aiier f0nntc
ent8ogcn merocn. llno Damn bin id
anf oieien @ebiete beinabe 6acb.
moun. Dor ied5c6n ODER iiob3ebn
,Sa5ren babe i1 idon einmol eineu
gan3en g9ntcr in glegDpten oers
braAt iuo 3mar in elmer fIeincn
Siu0t 0es Deltns, utitten inn 8aunr
nonanoc, mo nemals orei benoH'
meulleben0e @uropdcr BON etpas on.
ocrem ais bon Der @ounuUoac reoc.
ten mo i'd alio molen0 o0er nirjt III
mouderlei @e5etnniiie oes 9ln-
baucs ln0 San0el8 cingepcibt mlr.
oe. mO mo id bieQeibt elm reiAer
Nlann gemoroeu mare, menn id "a.
lent 8im Son0el Bate. llno ieBt in
gllcrau0rieu gebt eS mir nidt Uiel
anoer5 ouh bier lit oie 9aimmoae
0as cin5igc @eiprdhstben,e, lin0 per
nidt ais S0iot mo Son0erling er-
ideinen min, muB Oie Sohe ein noe,
MIA ituOieren 0amit en- mitreOep
tann gln0crsno miro man fir einen
bcouucrtspertbcn @o0oflloeH ge6al.
ten menn man nibt meiB, pcr glno-
tole 5runce o0er Gc3onne it, Den
llntcribie0 5miicben oen peri6ieoeneH
miifoliIAcn StrduBen nidt fennt
o0er ole 8enuS bon W2ilo fiir oas
@leiferperf oes 9ilobouers Nlilo
ausgic6t Sn g(lcranoria broudt
man oae oieie Ginge nidt 8l piheH.
lper aber nicbt peiB,mas 9lbaiii uno
Dletaiifi III, ino mas es 81 beoeltep
Bat, mcnn qlHerita Gin Sctb3e6ntel
ia sic 606c ODER 9iuerpool eir
3wciiuooreiBigitel 6crlnterae6t Der
miro nidjt IN Wlinetscls 9aiial Ion.
ocm in gon3 9llcronoria mo ii6er-
6aupt i'm geiddiiliA tbdtiaen gle9gp.
ten MIR nit groBem W1itlcio ange.
eben
9as fomnt oa6cr, ooB bic Baum
iuoue io5iiagen Der Stab oes &ebenS
i'm bciltiaen glc1Dpieu iii. Diries
Sono bat immcr in Der &auptiahe
pom slderbou aelcbt, uno III Der
gScltaeltldte trctcn oie gle9optcr
eigeutlib MIR ooriibcrge6cno ais
@0nolcr m0 Sccia6rcr oui, otc @66.
Hicier aartba0er lm0 @riet6cn mos
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sranSpurt DER g0nmpOllballen DUm
Gaoerplab Der GpiuHerei IN Die
Qlrbeitsrdume.

init nidlt aeriugem NhBpergnagcn,
0os Anes, mas id eipa criablcn
f6nntc, bier ibon ent6altcn iii Sir
6en Neiien0en 1T oas ia ic6r erireu.
man ober ser 9ieiieidriititeler neiat
AZ eiataem llnuut6, menn er liebt
lnie aac g9ci56eit, Die er lcincn Sc.
leru pnrieben modte, bon Sdoctcr
mie nuf cincm 95rdientertaller bel.
aebradlt miro. IS gie5t allBer
nnoeren Dingen ole mir IN DER @e.
ldlmiaoiateit nidt ciniallen orel
DinQc, auf Sic Der Geutite ltol5 leln
miiBic oas iiuo bic beutihcn giclle'
Bidder, sic oeitibeu gltlanten lmo
bie 0cuti6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ger Iciltibe BAT iiH an oieie &err'
lid6tcitcu oerHaBeu aerp00nt DoB er
meilt ouS miiBte 70 icin aber nolI
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&duicr lit, ge6t nuc5 Ooraus 6erOor,
OaB Die in 9llerauOria anidiiigen
Oeutiden Souoels6duier lmgeid5r
0en Dierteu S6eil aucr mlSgefii4rten
9ounmollc ueridiiien
s. lit ion0er6ar, Dab eS nicbt mog.
lid iii, in glcappten iel6it Die gewon.
meme @aumpoae 81 ipinnen W}an
ioatc meincn, OaB eS 5lln 0linOelten
gelingen miiiie. Ole i'm 9anOe not6i-
gcn 9ounpoaaemcbe 5er5uiteaen.
atltatt lie bon europa 81 importiren.
Snoenen iinO mebrere 8eriu6c fe6l.
geidlagen, feline ser in glegppten be-
itcbcnoen Spinnereien ma6t oroent.
lide @ei.bdite, unO aaiG6rli6 merOen
fiir 40 NGaionen N9arf gaunupol.
lenia6rifate na0 glegDpten, ,noe.
iiibrt, mooon oaS meiitc mieOeriin
ans England fomnIt 9ie GgDptiId)c
9iegierlng ar6eitet Oenn audi ourd.
ans ni6t in DER 9lidtltng, lid bon
ben engliiben 6abrifanteu uno6.
bdngig 81 MAIDEN. Sybr 9eltreben
ae5t cin5ig un0 aaen oa5in, Die gro.
button 5u crbo6en unO oielem
3wede Oienen oae Die lumfan9rei6en
neutrality-suspicious., Gamn6aiiten