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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
FACING LIFE
INPEN,BET0N
THEIR TERMS

BET you two-bits you get yours
first" said Joseph Drlscoll 20 Ed.
ward Rowan, ms the two were led
into Judge Ronalds court today for
sentence under the habitual crimi-
nal act.
Take you. Ret you another two
bits get bigger sentence than
you do, agreed Rowan.
You're on said Driacoll.
Rowan stood up first
oets a Life Sentence
1T is the sentence OF the court that
you be confined at hard labor in the
penitentiary at Walla Walla for tho
rest OF your natural life" said the
court 10 Rowan. Under the law
have no other choice. Mr. Rowan"
Rowan smiled slightly and showed
no emotion. He looked more tho
dapper business man than the "hab-
ltuai criminal"
Pal Gets Ten Years
Driscoll smiled neryously as he
stood up next
You are sentenced 20 not less
than 10 years nor more than 20
years In the state penitentiary."
spoke the court.
Both men had won their bets.
Rowan Is 81 and Driscoll rs. Both
were convicted as habitual crimi.
nails. the state showing three felony
convictions against Rowan. Only
two convictions we're shown
against Drlscoll. and he escaped
with a lighter sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
AEROPLANE HITS
DIRIGIBLE;; nine
men ARE KILLED

VIENNA. June 2o.--Nlns
men persisted here today when
military aeroplane colilded
with an army diriaibIe In mid
air over the aviation field be-
tween Enxersdorf and Fischa-
mend. Not . life was saved.
The tragedy occurred 40
both machines were travelling
swiftly NJ an altitude OF $500
feet. The aeroplane was NJ .
safe distance above the big
dlrioible. when something ~.rs
wrong with the steering wheel
The machine darted INTO tre
gas bag. tearing huge rent
and iorlsins the gas. The two
craft fell TO the earth like
plummets.
Capt. Won Biaschks con-
maoded the dirl1ibIe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
HER GRADUATION
DRESS STOLEN

Miss Flora Mccullough. young
miss who graduated from high
school Thursday. is very much
vexed today.
A thief stole her graduation
dress. Fortunately. graduation
exercises are over. The thief also
stole lot OF other clothes from
her trunk which had been stored
at the Fremont freight house for
shipment TO Darlington, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
CONIBEAR GIVES
U.OF W.OARSMEN
STIFF WORKOUT

SYRACUSE. ". Y, June 90
Tho weather was frosty this morn.
Ing. with a stiff west wind blowing.
which kicked up white combers on
the Hudson.
Syracuse. Wisconsin. Columbia,
Cornell and Washington took ad.
vantage OF favorable conditions last
evening and remained on the water
until dusk.
This morning Conibear took tho
Washington crew for long hike.
A stiff workout was planned for
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20

FOR YOU TO GET
|NT0THE MOVIES

DO you want 10 get In the movies?
Frank Jacobs, the photographer.
IL going to send one OF his movie
men to the southern terminus OF the
Lake Burien car line Sunday. nj 2
O'Clock. to mug the scenery there
abouts.
The picture man Will also turn the
camera on whatever merry faces
happen to be around.
The pictures will be exhibited AT
one Of the movie houses next week.
EAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20

Q.-What do you think OF
the fish-hook curls all the girls
are wearing7 Hope you will
tell us and not turn this down.
We fellows are mad TO think
they named 'em "fish hooks"
JACK AND THE BOYS.
A.-Don't worry about the
name. boys. Any girl who
wears a fish.hook curl tor two)
will catch no fish more yalu-
able than a sucker. There.
now. that's my opinion In a
nutshell.
But, n word for the girls
who show common sense
enough not TO wear them. for
one is mistaken when he says
"all the girls"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
CUTS HIS THROAT

J. Nayeda, guest at the Hotel Pan
anna, 20i2 Sixth av. s.. today at
tempted suicide by slashing his
throat with razor.
He was removed to the Seattle
General hospital.
Il wanted to die" Nayeda said. as
he was taken 10 the hospital.
The police believe him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20

Ooo0 evening" sfah8en
Ysu no doubt have hsard about this
vsvy large sudisnos. and . most repre-
sentative one. who attended my lecture
en- married or United. which7" II was
enc that you should not have missed. and
your friends will tell you 90. You need
20 gain more information along the lines
Of true boy and sirihoed development
This afternoon you are invited 20 hear tn,
third Glass Lesson at o'clock In the Sc.
attic Theatre. Tho admission will bs II
cents Tonight at o'clock sharp I will
talk about Tin the Psychic and Spirit
world" This lecture is especially for
students Of life and truth seekers To
those who have dabbisd IN any Of tbs
irrns. or 20 those who think that their
special ism Is supreme. I say. comet This
lecture will be the most interesting "a
those who have studied Psychology and
sincerely desire 20 know more OF the won
dsrs OF tho conscious and snbconscioos
mind. From practical hand face. head
soul and spirit dsiineatiou. as n were. u
explanations and tho how OF psychic Rad.
Ing will be told. Questions from Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday viii be an.
swsred- This lecture viii be my last Until
I open a series In the Seattle Theatre. com
rnsncing sunday, June ~, at II a. m. To
night an admission Of 70 cents viii b.
charged. Be true 10 yourself. II you have
no money. come, you viii be heartily
wsicomsd. II you have money come and
receive accordingly.
Those who have enrolled be patient
until We establish our offices. Register
today any tifns. no that when established
you need not walt one or more month,
TO see me.
Yours for humanity.
REV. DIR. LUCAS.
To-day. last lectures until Sunday. JUNE
~. II = M, in the seattle Theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20

al have been told that there
buying and selling specimens Of all
kinds. can get any number OF
fine specimens Of Marchantla and
other ilver-wsrts. and would be so
glad II I could find some sale for
them so that I might earn a little
spending money that way.
Ny botany teacher told me there
was a house In San Francisco that
bought specimens and that they
paid a good price for them. But
she did not know the address and
that Is what ! wish to know.
would be glad II you could give me
the address OF any such house.
AnxIously awaiting your reply,
LOIS.
A.--Write to the Chamber OF
Commerce. San Francisco. describ.
ing exactly the specimens you
have. and ask the address of COM
panies In the business. You
might also write the Professor of
Botany at Berkeley Cal, and. also
OF this State University.
o.-As you answer other ques-
tons, will you please answer this
for mef Four years ago ! was
taken sick and was only able to
pay half the doctor bill and there
was nothing said until month ago
a lawyer wrote, saying the doctor
had put the bill In his hands for
collection. Can he now collect, or
is II outlawedf Thanking you.
ONE WHO WANTS TO KNOW.
A.-The bill Is outlawed.
o.--Wlll you please tell me what
will take freckles off ones nose7
Please do not throw this In the
waste basket.
A GIRL OF NINE YEARS.
Any dear child, | know a girl
who. when little older than you.
became very anxious ~about her
freckles. so. she tried just about
everything that was recommended
10 remove them. with the result
that she wrinkled her skin until II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20

About 900 OF the teachers will
spend the summer months In travel.
II was indicated at the superintend-
ent's office yesterday. when applica.
tions for salary assignment blanks
were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
SCHOOLS OUT! RAH, RAH, RAH!

This ~ the first day OF vacation
for $4,000 school hds in Seattle and
for i.0T3 teachers and principals In
the grammar grades and high
schools. Vacation will last TIRES
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
WILL GIVE SHOW

The alumnae Of the Temple de
Hirsch school will give a vaude.
Vile show at the Seattle Press
club theatre Monday evening, June
20.
There will also be presented the
farce Lend Me Five Shilllngs."
Several attractive dance features
are being arranged. Dress re-
hearsals will be given June "a and
June 28.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
He Won't Do

rs Smithson an intelligent,
well-informed mani"
Unusually so. AS a Juror he
is always rejected by the attor-
neys on both sides."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20
PREMIER TELLS
WOMEN He WON'T
WORK FOR VOTE

LONDON, June 2o.--Premier
Asquith today received a dele
cation Of ok suffragcts at his
official residence In Downing
st.
This was in accordance with the
promise extorted from him by Miss
Sylvia Pankhursts threat to sit on
the steps to parliament house.
neither eating nor drinking until
the suffragets were given hear
ing.
The cabinet head heard the dele
cations spokesman out, then an
nounced that he could not intro
duce an equal suffrage bill In par
lament at this time"
He did. however, promise 10 con-
fer with Home Secretary McKen-
ma, who has charge of Englands
jails, relative to the forcible feeding
of hunger striking suffraget pris.
oners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-20

Many a man with voice for
war has q spine for peace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

I nit uolIte CT feline &iife pom S4iff
6olen uno bann nod glagalpur. SbnI
brannte Der 8ooen rnier ben 5iiBen.
Su Nagalpur 6offte er, Sparts 8ll
treFfen. @ort botten Ie fir oen glots
fall Elm &enDe3pous bCrobre0et.
@s mar ou9 fir Sn6ien nod friib
am Sage. Die 6onne ftedts binter
Dem langen, nieorigen 9luden Der &bs
Imorebergs, unO Ielbii bic bimmel6obe
Qogooe lag no9 in meergriiner Dam
msrung. Wie ausgeHcr6en ftbien oas
Dorf. gDas ni6t orouBen am G6ai
81 tun bate, ic6lieI ben S9laf 0es
@ers@teu glb unb So Oos SriiIIsn Ell
neg @uffsls o6er Elm f9drfer tur5er
S9rei BON Der Mendgerie Der. Sn
ben 6ruHtgdrtea pfiifcn bic Wninaz
Itare; Elm @itti4 bErrte auf penn
RQlbD boriibergine. 9tls er Die 3ins
oertrGnse paTierts uno in ben 6edenz
lpeo einboq, ser faIt i'm re9ten @infel
bic DorfItrnBe treu5te. bemertte er,
baB 3am Da6s langiam binter ibm
FER tam.
nReugierig pie Die W4unsos" ba4te
9olbD uno marI9ierte munter 3iDiz
i1en ben Seden ipeiter, bic mil Wlilz
lionen bon I9neepeiB blii6enben
SHlingpHnn3sn tapeaiert tDaren Die
Ct nic5t nal bem Namen nod fannie
Or freute Th iiber BEN groBen grouen
@Ffen, ser perldtafen am Mege bodte,
uno rGlonisrtc ii6er cine fiDeIe @sfells
ifaft 6anoin9s (5leoermduie), Die
frib ouf BEN 9sincn paren, i'm ii1
init i6ren Itdrteu S1ndbsln ii6cr cine
2lpritoisnplantage her3umo8en- gu
lebt gclongte er an Die breite 3reppe,
bic an BEN @errdfen binauffii6rte, ouF
6eueu ii1 bos SnloB er9o6. @r ging
norbei. Sben penocIte ldugianen
S9rittes cine 5ailopade bin uno
Der. Gonii ic5icn GILES nod i'm tiefz
item S4laf
Doh neinl ~ Qlm Ginedng 6es
Qorts 9uiGie f9on io Elm brauner
6olunie, uno brhbsn iiber Die Bieie
bei ben characterization itano Gin
bider Mann in griinen Si4aboer uno
Iolomie.
Sinh frii4 ouf oen geiusu, 0isie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

DE i'm Sabre 1912 fiir oos progrei-
iiOe Eidet aeitimmt 6o6en, crfldrten
iid in elmer bier geitcrn a6ge6oltcncn
Goniereu8 fir bic 9liidfe6r 8ur re-
pu6lifoniiden gartei unO llnteritiib-
ung i6res Gidets. @e9riinoet pliroe
oieier llnidlag oanit, OoB ole 9e-
megiutg por 5iuei sSnbrcr MIR gegen
@let6ooen uno @}Gnner geri9tet &C.
weiat iei unO i6ren 3ued errei@t
ii1 a6er feinesmegs gegen Die %rin-
3ipien eepan0t babe.
g9. $. &ops, Der @oriibcnoe oes
republifoniiden Staats-Gomites, er-
fldrte sic Gonieren5 fir oen @epcis,
OaB oie progreiiiOe @artei nit @er5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

cer bas iriiierenoe Qeu9ter unter nem
buntlen Hanoe ibrer Rapu3e. Nber er
lieB fi9 ni9t beirren. Der Mlts bat
Elm 3dbes Qeben - lpie cine &abe II
unO mebr Grips i'm tleinen Singer
ols Elm Dubeno anberer fluger Geute.
Wir nit eineere9nst."
nDu fpieIit blob ben 9unb all Der
arippe, Soiiasl SD iperoe meiren
Wea aIIein eebeu."
DSu' bas, tn bos - Qlm 9f1bis
lam riedt es noh 9lut. 9ier - ipie
oriiben auf Der Sniel."
Sic fubr tpieoer nuf.
n@ut, bob bu mid erinnerit an ole
Snlel. S9on besbalb mub er Iterben.
Du Ipra9ft Iein Sobssurteil aus"
SoFas Badger trat einen S6ritt
5uriid. sd min nidts banlit gu
I9offen bdben," iagte er ernIf. n90rit
bu9 yi9tsl
Wenn i4 eeipubt bate, ipie es bort
briiben tommen ipiirbe, id bate ni9t
bic 6oub ba5u esreidbt. glie! Sd bin
Elm Ibledtsr Rerl; aber metne Sano
lit rein bon 8lut unb ion es bleiben. "
@r tpoIIte an ibr poriiber; iie pertrat
ibm ieoo9 ben Qee.
.Du iporit INNER Elm 6eigling, Sos
fios! Smon olS Rinb."
,Gs lit ni9t Tur4t."
DDoHl Oh fiirdteIt bt9."
Dg2ein."
ns6Sr' mid, SoIiosl Gr tpirb fers
ben; ober BON feines WlenfHen 6anO!
Gtn llneliidsfon .... ireiter ni9ts
ais Elm ltneliidsfon!"
Der Wlann fAouberte. sd min
niHts nit euren llngliidsfdIlen 81 +un
boben. Nar bos au1 Elm llngIiidsfall
briiben auf Der synIel2"
sic fhpiee, uno er fubr fort: n2eb'
pobtl Sd min ouriid ~ na4 &dt=
tuttd fobolo ih bier fertig bin.
Qtuf Mie6eriebenl"
@r ging.
Sie blieb fteben unb Ia6 i'm cine
Meilc no6. pl0bIih bob Iie ibre beis
ben Qrme fteil IN bic 60be. Sn ipiIber
@titafe fhrie iie ibm naH: gr muB
bod iterben, Solnl"
Gr i9aute ii9 ni9t I'm, iol6srn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

9in2
Der W2ann bate 8uerit ben Sabi6
feinoieIig angeieben; ober cine baIbe
9lupie belebrte ibu eines 8eReren.
nMenn es Dem 6immel gefdat,
WobltGter Der Qlrmenl" eriente sr
b0fIid unb fGIug nit Dem Stabe noA
ben Iansen, i9mubigen O9ieni9pdns
sen. Mlcine S6fen geb0ren oir.
Mail, mail, mail 49,. arrhe! 6ii!
MbIa, mein SGub9enl .... 6ottI
Boil, mein 3uderber5l Sbr piBt Die
@6re au fddben, ben Sobn Der @0tter
gu fobren."
@ie beiben grduen 8hffel i6ienen
peniger BON 0ieIer Sire 6rt9Orungen.
2anoTam fhleppten iie ben eIenben
2arren in bem tief oussefobrenen
GleiIe ipeiter. Dos NuietI9en Der uns
eefiigen Hdoer, bas S9naBen unb
G9reien oes Snbrmanns f4ldferten
RolbD elm. SroB Der obfheuli9en
SiSBe l8loB er bebasIi9 Die 9lugen.
Gr Iebnte Iid feftsr an ben braunen
8udel, uno balb beipies folioes
Sanorhen, OuB er feit sin9eI4Infsn
mar. ~.
9}oIbb eriponte, neil Der &orren
bielt. 0leHts unb lints cine @ei6e bon
9e6m6iitten, bic bubl9 npfelsriin, ros
fenrot ODER toboltblau ongeitribcn
poren, uit berIotterten Ro6r= ocer
palmiiro6od1ern. @r mar in 2lna=
raDpuro. Da briiben nuBte Der pa
laIt lieQen. Dos MeiBe tuaren ibon bic
gleFontenifdle. 0ort Der fleine, fup=
ferne &iosf unter ben Polmen. oos
ipor bic Wenaaerie 6es Wldbaroofhns
92it einem 9ud lprano 9lolbD BON
WoQen. @r redte bic mdttigen @lies
6er uno tlopfle oos Strob bon Der
Sode. Dann OerobI@ieoete er Ii6 bon
icinem WeggenoHen, Der Die @iiffel
obI6irrte unb in eins Der @eb6fte
fii6rte. Der Rorren blieb ber @ins
fa8beit 6olber mitten ouf Der StroBe
iie6en. Cine Ginfobrt por nidt 81
entbedeil.
9tolbD fiel es ouf bdB Der syubrs
mann 70 porttorg geiporben mar. Gr
bate etpos Gbsues, uno feline idnars
5eu glusdpfeI rOIIt'u oer5UsifeIt in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

ibren 90bIen. Sfenbar piinI9te er
Iebbnft, ben Sabib inter ieber 8ebinz
sung Ios5unerben. On Der StroBe,
auf Der fie getommen paren, Rono elm
Wlann, Der iie beobo9tete Der Gar=
rem mltBte an ibm pprbeieefa6ren icin.
9RoIbn fannie ibn ni@t; aber aus Der
&Ieioung ia6 er fofort. oaB ber5remOe
einen bo6en 3ong am 6ofe bes Wldz
bardbi4as betleioen miiHe. QBie lam
Der BEL fait nadtI4lofenoer 3eit ge=
itiefelt unO gelpornt auf bic 9orf=
gofe9l
DMer lit bas9" fragte er ben 6inbu.
sd peiB es nidt, Serr Der Melt, :"
Itotterte Der perlegen. rDie G0tter mos
gen bid auf Oeiner 9ieiie begleiten."
Damit ipollte er ii9 troaen. 2(ber
RoIbp triegte i'm 6eim Midel.
nMer til bas9" fraetc er no@mols.
Der Mann ipano fim pie Elm Wurm
unter Dem eiiernen @riff. n6ai mai!
- Du baIt cine barte 9anb, So6n Oes
6immelsl" d95te er. n@s 1T 9lam
9obs."
,Hdm 9o9s2" 49,.
.So, 9Ram Dabs."
yBer 1T 3nm DaDs2"
Scr 2(ufieber Der Glefonten."
nWas pia er, BIZ Sobn elmer Siin=
bin9~
nGr6absner, erbarme bidl Sd peiB
es nicht."
.ggOasn Jpn ielbsr frogsn, {"
brummte 9PolbD un6 IieB SEN 9lrm
fobrsn. Damn gudte er iic6 uaa Gam
9n6s I'M.
Der MGR fpurlos berf4ipunben.
.Yerpiini@ter g2ieeer" tnurrie
4ol6D miBmutig, unenti@isben Iofs
Ienb. p6 er 4on Dc1s, ben QlufIeber
Der Glefanten or. &5nigliden 6o1eit
6es Mo6oraoIdas, o0er ben bieheren
SGIenfu6rmonn meine, Ser iic6 inz
aipiI9en in feinen penoten eeeeu ben
So6n ser Sister DerI9on3t bate.
Danob modte er ent16IoHen tehrtuub
ginq nit rol@en S9ritten Die StraBe
meter. Gr ipuBte 0oB am oberen
@noe bes Dorfes Elm Wlobamme0aner
ipo6nte bei oem er einen gang paiiabz
len ginipdnHer mieien tonnie. 9as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

@ei.Sei@ei bat feline 6ortififo-
tioneu, pd6reuo Siiug-Gou ouf ser
2ouo. luie auf ser @oiierieite 6eie-
iii9t lit. Gie Geutiden 9lau6cn, oaB
oie 6ortiiifationen i6uen 6inreit6en-
Ben Sdlb gepd6ren per0eu.
Sic 6ritiiden &riegsidifie nabnlen
Oie gan3e 9emonnung nit.
Gie 0lonnidoft Der 6ritiiden Sea.
nonen6oote, melde geitern in Son-
fom oeSornirt wurOen, pcrOeu an
9oro oes SdIadti6ifies nSriump5"
eenomneu meroeu
Der 0iterrei1iide &reuBer ,Gaiie-
rim Gliio6et6~, oli meldem ii6 bic
g9ode Der 0iterreihiiden @eiunot
ihoft eini6iifte, miro nidt Sen Ser
iud MAIDEN, nod Sauie 5uriid5ufe6.
rcn, iouOern in Siing-Eou oer6lei-
ben.
Gas itolieniide &ononen6oot Sc
6ai'iano Ga6oto~ lit e6cnfolls auf ser
6o6rt nod 8img-Eou 6egrifien.
Geltihe 9lauiodeu oesarnirten
6eute Oas Ganoneu6oot ngaterIono~
ju Sonfom
GnergiiAe @orbereitun-
genin Songtong.
Soma ong, 81 Suli ~ Sic
energiiditen Gor6ereitungen iin0 bier
iiir eincn 9riegsfoll I'M @onge.
Ser gompfer nGmpreB Of 9liia~
bon Ser uGanaoiou Eocific.2inie1, lit
BON ser 9legierung gcdortert UorOen
un0 miro arnirt.
Gie 3a6l Der @a9en lit berOoppelt
poroen. 9lae Sruppcn miiiicn in
oen aoiernen Derblei6en unO aIler
llrlau6 1T o6geiogt poroen.
Gos britiide Sdlahtidjiff nEri-
ump6~ bat iid beute 0erproOiuutirt.
glQe @reu5en ser Golonie uerOen
BON SIubenpoiten 6elUudt
euro p a der &rieg una b.
menObor.
g9oi6ington 81. Suli. II 81
plomotiide WlelOnngen, Die 6eiIte
9l6eno BON Berlin bier eintrafen, be.
iager, Dab in CeutidlonO gon5 all.
gemcin oielleber5euging berridt ooB
elm oagcneiner europdiider arieg
imOermeiolib lit. sic brinoen oIeid-
5eitig Die aitnOe, 0aB Die 6ritiide
@ur1iiou in Gibraltar mobiliirt
porOen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

lsbte ieincn gBeg fort. 8ulO Oers
f9lang bic ouutIe Palmenreibe ieine
@eitalt.
DGmmerlng groute. lleber bic purs
purnen 6iigel lief Elm beller Streifen
uno IieB oas MuFer oes DIdbilams
blduli1 aufleu9ten. Gin5elne Nebels
feben trieben iih pie be6tgraue @nten
oarouf berum,
Rolbb batte feline Pnpiere in Orb
nung gebrd9t unb feline Siebenfaden
eepodt. Die Sara S6ompfon bIieb in
Qlnarabpuru. 60 lautete bic Srher.
gr Ioute noG Raltutto 3uriid. @id
Rolbb mar 6eibenfro6, boB er BON
oem bertpiinf9ten &abn beruntertom,
unO feit enti9lofen, Mr. Sc SeOre
ouf3ulagen unO na@ gagalpur beims
3utebren
9lls er Bel Der 9dnoungsbriide ans
lon9te, floa Elm IeiHter NinD ouf,
buI6te bur9 bic Samaristenbeder unO
ioate bic 6initernis aus oem &amelz
born unD aus alien Ionltigen @ers
feden, in benen iie iiber gldHt ibr
Quortier oufgeIhlogen bate, unbarms
1ersio 6inous. gr bro9te ben @eru9
BON MaFer, Grbe unb mo6ernbem
Qoub nit. Den Bate er aus ben
feuHten, trdufelnben @6rten mitees
nommen, 3ipiiden oenen oas Dorf
f9lummerte. @olbp 5os feine beioen
Quneenfliieel pie Elm 9laiebols boIl.
Denn es mar auf bem 6luHe beib ges
ipeien, beiber ols bier, no ibn bey
Qltem Der 6eden, WieIen uno @drtsn
onbdudte Sine Weile gudte er no9
ben braunen 8erlen 81, Die loutlos
pie G9atten ibre Q(rbeit berridteten.
Damn ieBte er ih, obne cine GinIas
bung ab3uparten,6 6intsn ouf einen
@iiffeItarren, Der nn1 bem Dorf fibr,
lieB bic langen geine berobbaumeln
unb le6nte fi9 bebogliH eegen ben
f9peiBioen Riiden Ses Subrmanns,
Der oif ieiner S6iitte Wlaisfro6
bodte un0 nit oem Oiden, aboeI6dIten
Srei6fodeI feline Tiere antrieb.
nGbanoip!4 brummte er Dergniiet.
nMann merben mir i'm Dorf iein2
80. &Ommea mir iitsr9aupt NAL
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(18. syortiebunQ.)

D. NACe O~NeIe bNAtSJ
Der iforrte INNER nod in bic oriir
fIimmernoen f4poraen Slede untel
Der aopu5s.
nllnb ber dIte Wlonn in RaItuttag'
frogte CT.
,,Wos filmmert's ben, Oh einei
mebr ooer peniger 1T. Der reanst mil
gon8 onberen 3iffern. Wenn er nnl
Ieinsn 8ped erreidt, mas fragt er
nod Osm W2ittsI. Menf9en iin6 nui
3oblen"
Wlr. Badger ipieets ben &opf. Gnb.
li9 Iogte Ct: sd bochte, baB ou gez
robe oieien Orr. 0lol6n lei0en m0bteit.
Sh b0rte 70 mas in 9ldgalpur.
.Mer iaet oos2" fubr iie auf.
Die SpaBen pfeifsn's BON ben DGs
hern."
raoB Fe pfsifsn. oul" sic Io4te
bart auf. nSie pfeifen fali4 -
oloub mir, sscIb! - folfd.~
,,Worum foIf42" fraste Der barts
nddig. Sin Ulonn, no9 bsm iif
Bon3 RogaIpur 8erreiBt. SobieI ih
ipeib, ipobIbobenb. -. gine reipet=
tobIe poriie Iebr reipsttabeIl
Was gebi bid oieIer Wlo5ara0ida an
unD feline birnperbronnten pldue9"
Gie iiberIeete sinen 2lueenblid;
bann antiporiete Iie: SOIL ii6 bic
9ieertobe in ben 9uHel berIieben2
ylimmermebr! 9ie paBt nur fir ben
G0nisstiser Telber."
St grinIte bDbnil9.
,G0niestieerl2 .... @ut geidet!
@ut, Iebr gut! @ibDl gobeer: 8Dnis
gin BON Qlnarabpuro - nein, mas
iage idb bon san5 Snoien. Sem
aus9sbedi~
.Shpeie'l" berrIate Iie i'm an.
,,WoH mid niht raIenb, Wlenihl"
sic mar bibt Dor ibn getreten, 10 ooB
i9r Atem feline Manae itreifte. Damn
fubr iie rubiser fort: nWenn Der
g(Ite~
itirbt, bif bu bic rei9fe Grs
bin bon Roliuttn," Iebte ct ibre Rebe
fort. ,,glidtig! 2tber Der oIte Mann
bat elm 8dbes 2eben. @loub' mir.
ulsin. Edubhen Du tonnit Iauee
lparisn, Bis Der itir6i,T St lab lpies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
Gyran ggafeficIO IdlmlSia.

g1 en- @oDen, Conn.,, 81. Sili.
6rali 9eiiie s. @afefielO lit gc-
itcrn gl6enO Inn 6 ll6r IA our1 0ie
Sirp 0cs @lor0es i'm 5mciten @raoe
ihllOig eeiproden worOcn. Gie
Strafe oofiir lit @cfdngniB ouf Sc.
bens5eit. 6rait NafefielO mar ongc-
flagt, am 80. Suni 1913 ibrcn Winnn
ermoroet 5u boben. Ger (5weitc)
@ro5eB gegen iie bat 10 Gage in Nm
ipru1 genomnen. @ei Dem eriten
Gro5eB, I'M gtoOem6er b. g. bate oie
sSurp einen ouf Wior0 i'm eriten @ra-
Oe IaiitenOen @obriprud a6gegeben,
imO 5rou @ofefielo mar gum Soo