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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18
The Shape of the Earth

The Shape of the Earth.-On the
earth and on Mars the oreaAs dominate
the austral hemisphere. This fact may
b. attributed to the translation of these
two planets in a s~outh-north direction
across the primitive ncbula. The ruta-
ton 50 set mp would result III the pro-
ductlon Of cold currents which might
cause the temperature Ia become infe-
rior 10 36i degrees degrees the critical
temperature of water. and the currents
would be- such as To cause the condcnSa-
ton of the oceans iO b. produced
round the South Pulie. and to deter
mine that the direction Of the currents
should he toward the equator. which
explains The pointed form al the aus
trial continents. The theoretical calcu-
latioHs Of the vciocitcs of these eur
rents and the amount Of solid matter
transported by them IL verified ~ ar
rect measurement. Thus. 2.ND meters
beneath the surface of the sea. the mag.
nitude II the oc,sins " constant on the
parallels If the ausiral hemisphere. and
the magnitude If the continents II on
on the parallels Of the borcal hem
lspkere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18
IL THIS TRAGEDY YEAR,

y the matter with 1914, l. il
"A tragedy year, Its predecessor. 1913.
tom spite Of the last Two figures, wac not
%unluck,. but there have been rumblinrs
81 thunder aud flashes of lightning al
most ever since 1911 began. and now We
Get a fresh shock every day. Look AZ
the headlines of the first page of the
afternoon lsapcr: "tolsrado battlcficld:-
"3ol Dead. q Missing in Wrecked Coal
Nine; Presidents Proclamation =
Will Not Embarrass Mcsiiators but
Continues Wan Preparations AZ Al.
most forces n To believe that the man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18

Strict inquiries fail To throw m
light on the whereabouts of Private
Parks. who il believed 10 have wandered
into the lines of General Mas. Ii i
feared that he has bessl murdered. Ii
j. thought that he was insane when he
left his own camp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18

Official reports of the losses III the
taking of Tampico place the nsmher Of
killed at 200 on both sides. After all
NM men killed in = few brief hours must
make rather M imposing and terrible
sight. If seen in one view. Fortunately
war seldom looks as bad a. il really is
because il can moi all Ice seen at once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18

Massachusetts has 3::6,i.jtJ inhabi-
iants. of whom 2.2GG.62l have ,Lpo>ite!
in Massachusetts savings banks $50
100000. Texas has a population of
3.>.G,5I2. j. ten times a. Zig a. MaS>a.
chusetts. and yet the banks of the Lone
Star State have a capital stock Of So
OOO. 900. surplus and ndivided profits Of
Sll .UOO.UOO and deposits If S>0.UOU.O 1910. a
total banking strength of Sl.J. OO0. ONl
This banking strength represents about
half the value Of one years cotton crop
produced in that State. Now il amy one
can explain VIII. "A State like Texas H.
comparatively 50 weak financially. hc
will bc able To understand why the South
appears poverty stricken. thrifticss and
profligatc-unablc 10 finance any sort of
undertaking, from grading a few miles
Of public road To building a skyscrapcr.
lis true, It's pity. pity It's. lis rue
Nashville Trnncssctun.
Last years loss from hog cholera in
the United States is estimated at 1905
vOO head. worth s13.00O OOD. The loss of
swine by disease is equal ia money value
10 the loss in all other meat animals
combined. The success of the effort
now 10 stamp cut cholera would b0
equivalent 10 an increased production Of
seven million swine and would have no
small efS,ct on the cost If Iiving.-Lin-
coin Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18
MATTERS OF SCIENCE
Gamma Rays Produced by Roentgen

Tube. According to a special cable
dispatch To the Scientific American.
Director Dessauer Of the Ncifa N-ray
Tube Works. Frankfurt. a. NJ. has sue
cceded IN producing highly penetraf-
lug rays similar To the gamma rays OF
radimn. by means Of locus Rorntgcn
tubes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18

agcment that is staging this years
events has nothing but tragedy III his
repertoire. Let us hope there will soon
he "A change i'm the bills. We don't
want comedy or vaudeville all the time,
but We have had enough thrillcrs and
horrors for awhile. l0lL. Give a. SOME
thing brighter and funnicr.-Baltimore
Evening Sun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18
Ron FOR HTERTA Fund.

Early today SEINE wag hung on the
wall just outside Secsetary Daniels door
n pastebcard box. Attached "a il was an
invitation that read:
Contributions for the Hucrta campaiun
fund are solicited from all generous. mind
cd opponents Of temperance. Drop a peso
here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18
Remarkable Strength Of Steel Whee

In a recent lest of wire. wood anl
steel wheels conducted by the Univer.
sity of Michigan, the steel wheel cam.
out with flying colors. ID successfully
withstood a lateral pressure of 10 less
than $40 pounds to the squarr in-h.
The tests were made in a Rich! ma-
: hinc. The load lncremcnts. applied ~
:LI wheel rim. were 500 pounds 10 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18

The establishing of the censorship in
Mexico City il the natural outcome ut
Ilncrta's course a. dictator. The won.
der j. that he has waited 80 long to r..
sort Ia this favoritc device of ab>olutism.
In what way the exercise OF the power
of supprcssing the news entering and
leaving the Mexican capital will help in
reducing his enemies To terms remains to
la seen. Every other means at his com
mand has 80 far failed.
Inevitably such a censorship as this
L. Il confession of weakness, if not of
desperation Ii il the truth that j. dan
scrous and must be- concealed. In the
case Of Mexico the news has often been
confusing But news controlled by gov.
criIincnt agents IL necessarily suspicious.
Except in occasional emergencies i'm
time Of wal, the censorship il a weapon
that reacts upon whoever uses il. A
general in the field, for reasons Of pru-
dcncc. may hold back facts about the
movement of his forces, but a govern
ment of dictatorship that il driven To il
as "A fixed policy admits its own in.
stability or its intention 10 commit acts
that vii not bear the light Of day.-New
York World.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18

Away hack yonder in the dim distant
past some o~bstreperous persons known
rs Titans started "A ruckus with Jupiter
Jove administered 10 them. colicctiveh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18

The wood wheel failc al $50 pounds
two spokes in the wrie wheel broke nj
1000 pounds. though IA nipples pulled
through the rim.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-18

Every citizen of Cameron and Hidalgo
counties should contribute Ia the fund
being raised To pay the State militia for
which the Brownsville Herald has con.
scented 10 art IA custodian. II should
NOT matter whether YOU like Colquitt or
not or the fact that YOU believe or dis
believe the sending of soldiers was the
proper procedure. Those boys respond
cd 10 the call duty. They ~chccrfully I'M.
dcrwcnt many hardships and stood ready
night and day To sacrifice their lives for
your protection. Fortunately the ncca.
sion did not arise 60 protect human life.
but they did render valuable service at
the pumping plants along The river aud
the owners thereof will not doubt be
glad 10 testify their appreciation IN a
substantial nanner. In time the State
or nation viii pay the militia their Just
dues. but the legislation required 10 az
tend 10 this matter can not take pla~.
hurricdly. and the boys should NOT Ia
deprived of their wages. Let the Valley
do itself proud by sending a praise "a
the lads who stepped into line when the
bugic sounded. The sentinel gladly
tenders its help To raise the money and
requests it's friends Ia do likewise
Sentinel
The Herald L. glad the sentinel takes
this view of The ease. As 10 Governor
Colqnis il must be- a rather vivid and
malicious imagination which
can find an. cause 10 blame him for this
middle. The money for the payment u
the troops H. not IN his hands nor under
his control. IL eau only he disbursei ae.
10 law. III a had rested with
him il would hav been paid long ago.
No man should let his ~prriudiccs to Get
in his way Ia this matter. AS 10 the call
the men no q has any ground TO
say IL was not issued in good faith.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-07-04
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-07-04

Or, m Major jim. sW-sdH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

9lmOceNcieBcS, mcldes Oic9cnuGlnl
oes r9iotbcu &rel5" 9Ib3eidens oer
n9lncricon 9}otionoI &SO GroB sIl'o'
clotion" uerbieiet ucml scr 9ctrci
icnOc feii llitglcO Scr 0lcieaiboit
it, wrroe gcitcrn ser 9lpotbeftr Scon
Sdlob, pon Bono. mo &roit.Sir,
Durd Gommiiidr Bono inn &uuOcSOi
itrittS @cric6t imtcr $500 9iirgidoit
0eiteat 0ie @cr6oitung BON SdaB
III Die critc in oieicn Giirift inter
Oen crm06utsn @cieb. Sobu s.
@rglreucb Der SpejiaIogent Ocs 81.
it's Gcpartcncnts mo Oic GctcctpS
ao6lcr lrnO @orter crtldrtcn OoB iid
Oos o9iot6c arcu5~ 9lb5eicbH diIi cis
mem Sdnlfcniter Scr glpotGctc bon
Sdjob ongebroht lei mo Sieutcnout
Goicg Dom 9ertillou-9ircou mics
cine %6oto0rop6ic Oe9 bcirciienocn
Sduufcnlter9 nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

men, bor S6ren 8Gnbioerdilsen tpGre
es ia bod in bic &nie gelunten."
nSinO Gie beKen 10 geipiB2"
nllnbeOingt, 5rou Wlonn6arbtl
Sollte mein 5rsuno 8ill Sadfon, bies
fer @emiitsmenI9, niemals ben gers
fu9 gemabt 6aben ~"
Sic blieb an feiner Seite uno Folgte
langlam ben onbern; er bate bieles
@eIprdh nun einmal angsianitten,
un0 es NOR ibr reHt.
.Mit Morten niemals, 0err gDe=
fermonn. Q(6er feline @ebanfen iino
ipobl mon6mdl Inn bic SoGje berum=
qeaonoeE, ipenn mir bpr bem SOpens
tafis itonOen."
.gla olIOl Sd CLAUDE, Ous mare
Sbre Domaine gepeien - ous 8dn=
bigen."
.@s CAB cine 3sit, 6err WsIter=
mann, no Sie onbers badteu'
.Wirtlid9 Sob es bie9 S4 cntz
iinnc mid nidbt ~"
DOomdls I'M Strtus. o5n pare NIL
Dem Qlmeritaner unterbanoelt, uno
Sic pdrnten mid"
@r fOpfte nit bem Stod einiec Dis
fteln, bic omMege itan0en, uno ld9elte
Dor fid5 bin.
nQtllerbinqs, nun faint es mir elm.
Seltiom, ipie Der Menlb feline 9lns
iidten bod dn0ern fam. Geut:
iuiirbe icb es nicbt me6r ipagen, ben
astreueu @dart 5u ipielen; ober sic
iino ia ou6 IeitSem cine grCBe Hiinlts
lerin geiporben."
n@os piiIen sic oabon, 6err 8ez
itermann2 sic boben mid bod nies
mails - in Der 2lusiibung meiner
&unit geieben."
glber 6riB MeItermann neigte leiie
beiitimmenb ben 3cpf.
,,Niemols, Sie boben re6t. Ginmal
itono i9 i'm 8eoriff Sbretpeeen nud
2onorn Dinii6er5ufabren. ober bic
YroIu bes 2ebens legte fi6 6aapiIAen.
ggds ber19lug's9 Die 9ldtter iporen
poll BON S6reu 2eiitungen, ser J1oms
@ineto ipuros BON touIsRo 2iPpsn s,-
Ilebtpit@ nv s17NyYYYyiy q
- - - .|,t '4 4 'f'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

nSe5oblie 9(rtitel.4 meintc bic iunse
6rau, oenn iie ipebrte ii6 no9 INNER
9egen ben Derlodenben @eoonten, cine
fpirtli4e @rOBe sepeicn Su fein -
aber Der Mlonn an ibrer Settle iubr
gelaien fort:
gSie irren li6, 5rou Monnborbt,
ooer Sic iinO 81 beI6eioen. Bill
Sadion, bisIer tii9tiae @eIddftss
mann, mag @riifel in bic sBreiIe lans
clert 3dben ober uniere Sporfblatter
osr9alten iiA i'm ollgemeiner bageeen
oGdplePneno. Sic bdben tat|G9lih cine
@ergan9enbeit oufgegeben, Inn ~ ipie
loll lc9 mid nur ausoriiden2"
~Samols fonoen Sic ben 9(usbrud,
9err Weltermonn. Der Worte ents
lInne ih mid ni9t me6r, d6er lie 6ans
Delten bon Dem eignen Seim inO Der
Jrau bes 9ouics. Sd oloube, sic
1Practen ou9 bon Dem Solon ~"
q@on5 re4t, Sic beriteben es, bic
SrlnnerlIng ouf5upeden. ga, penn
oas 9ous IN poris itGnoe -
Ta porn botten iie bic SCRIBE Ianofl
binter il1. SoIonee iie an ben peis
oenOeu Sierer entlong I6ritten uno
per ualte 9err" pie gBeitermonn
id9te, beriiberdueelte, NOR bic Stimz
mung etpas i9piil, un0 sre0 oob
leiner 8e9Ieiterin ben Q(rm. Sic
Srdn9te ii4 elm tpenis an i6n, unb er
tiiRlte bos RlOpfen ibres Sersens.
"Sie 5aben bod feine 9lnsR9"
fragte er.
r@s 1T ipObl teiu @runo bor6onben.
Wlein Wlonn penisIiens nimmt Die
Sa6e febr leibt."
Wlonnborbt la9te tura ouf.
Ser bat senug nit @ineta al tiln.
Mleine 5rou fiirGtet fib nGmlid .nt=
leBli4 Dor allen. mos ouf bier 8eiuen
bsrumIduft"
n@Or allema gBie IeItTam!"
pg2uu ia, Pferoc notiirIidb ousoes
nommen. Dos beiBi, aud nur biz au
einem seipihen @roD. Sd Iab @ie In
qaris itiirSen, unO bos pfert trua bic
geringere Stulo ooron."
30 rUEss ea4 bisr an Ois Sc@c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
(15. 9OrtIsBung.)

g "5omOs, sndbise 5rou," fosts @e=
Esrmann tepun6ernb, ,,a6er bas Qes
%Crt s%% eigentLi9 aufs r6obe 2i6t". glo,
ufannborOt, ieilen Sic fitb nur nit
.ie'llsr .i., ls 5rou an, fOnIt sibt es bob nod
=. preo ipolIte ii6er ben unberteiferz
.'upen Spptt1ossi Gcser!:5 iperDen,
sger Elm unerparteter Qtnblid lentte
lelne 9ebonten o6.
q, 6rou @rete 6otte @ineta in ben
n Seln 9enommen uno tiiBte fie auF bic
Isle feben ent5iidenb ous, liebe
nnIau Wlann9arbt, mir miiKen nGber
Isloannt perben. llniere WlGnner iino
n 6reunoe II mas meinen sic gum
Sornomen2"
SIe beiocn juugen Trouen ipon6ers
N ,''. Dornus nnb iiberlieBen BEN 0erren
Sn Sos ! JloH5ottsln; bisneilen muBte
Sellsrmonn feline Stimme er6eben.
o;sy'l9t gu biBig, meire 9omsn,
n;%s gu ltn9eltllml gBir betinDen llns
E, ES'gt ouf Dem Sunsfernitieg in Sumz
@9er 5ll 5reb Iagts er Dertrauli1:
m,gue6er meine 5rou punosrs iG
NSlp II iuenn es nur onbdlt. S6re
TpSau Tp!.u notiirlic6, bns lit cine Rroft.
;s; p;lt Der sinse th ouf bic Treifinaers
'V'gs I'm @oienaortenl"
~ .SStslns Rofe obue 9ornen," aitierts
o,'s wsso Dem fbcn bic S9neiBtropfen
- per Stirn itan6en.
Tito ia. ipie man es nimmt. SpGz
BE- be- sssrr''Ben rir bag carte ganOnis
e. q O9rn; id mill aud etpos BON Dem
SPaB boben."
hoSS4s US ipurbe frii6er 5erriFsn, ais iie
S9rsn. Sst0s,. Sic paren ouf rie @OruIp
SSoonullmsn, ipo Die sroBe 6erOe DOR
DTSsTli liloOrt pei0ete. unD 5reO bIieb
gps";SSQre iSrou !ragt cine rote 8lufe,
Mllcrmonn.~
uT,;So, Oas III i1re ai,t.inasfarbe,
e. lgn oft Die 9(uqen ne1. es6su
~'' g crit iestg"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

uNein, dber Ser Sitter Iisbt es ebsn;
oem iun aud bic 9(ueen ipeb."
Sas mar bic Ho9e, ober 5riB Me=
itermann blieb febr eelofen.
DWirtlid, er Guet 6eriiber, der alte
9err". @as MAIDEN mir benn nun
homit ~ ipegen fol9em 9ieIt -fann
man bod unm0glic6 umfebren"
sd billie Sbre Trau in msin
pIaio."
aQlusge5ei@net ~ ipideln Sie Das
9roBe &ino eiil.~
Gs mar pirtlid bic b06fe 3eit.
Ser Stier botte bereits bic ber6aBte
rote Jorbe Tatt unb ftampfte unrubio
NIT ben Sufen; 6reO ipor i'm gu nes
ben ben Damen un0 rib 6us ploio BON
ben S6ultern.
n9itte, @rete," ioste er bsftio un6
gang in BEN Son i6rer MGo6enaeit
2uriidfalleub II .erlouben Sic mir
bic ileine Masterobe. Der Stier barf
niht gerei5t psr6en. er ipiiblt fhon sic
@rbe ouf."
WG6ren0 bic junge 5rou ae6orfam
iinb anI1eineno etipus eridroden bull
bette, 0aB er i6r bic 6iille IoroIom nm
bic SGultern lsate iInO borauf a9tete,
duh ni9t ben fleiniten Spolt Dffen ail
loIIen nGbrenO bieIer tleinen
SSene mabte @ineta groBe, erItaunte
glugen.
Naren bic beiben benn in Der fur
sen 3eit 70 pertrdut matchmaker ge=
iporDen, baB iie ii6 nit ibrem @or=
namen nannten, oOer iidnmte Das
nod aus ben Sogen Der RoIen2
Sie men0ete Ii9 ob unb ging lang
lam su @retes Gjatten 5uriid, Der I'M
spiIfen Sein unOermeiolides 3nei=
olas an bic Q(ugen geboben battle un0
6os @e6o6ren oes 8ullen beobahtete.
,@as bebeuist Oas, Serr @eiters
mnnn2"
Der Sfortsmonn 9otte in3pilden
feitqeIiellt, baB bic @efabr DOriibsr
mar, uno iGob ben Jeloitefer in bas
Tiifteral 5lriid
Sir Sic nifts, GSnGOisiie. Die
les Iisbs Sier bate ru6lS SQaImsB t0H'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
.Seirot6s.Qiceu,cll.

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rO Is. Stoncr 20, 9ciOe BON 9Soi6
inoton .. Is.
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mo Gtbcl 2. 2epnb 10, Baltimore
giot6oucl 99. SameS, 2S, 9olti.
more GontD, mo Beatrice Nl,Sop.
onO, 81 Baltimore.
So6u f. 9lewmai 81 unO Der
t6o Mi 9rodlcD, IS.
Soiep6 y. alcim %, unO Sot6o-
rine 9ilicberN i6
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le, No. lmo 9leOa q Soue u.s. 9al-
tuiiorc.
Clarence Sc9lop @uiL %, imO
oo}el @ic9onO, -
benjamin. i. SoQingS6cao, 35,
%bite Noa. Nl0. nn0 @eorgio Il.
9lmoS 20 Norior0 Gountp
GOwar0 &C. Nngclt, ~ unO NIorD
s. Steiou, 81
llria6 T. Cones 2l Soig6lonos
town im0 Got6orine @icBncr, n.
So6u g. &rouB, % mo SIlicc Nc.
Carrot 49,
Norocc 2ll acit0, 81, mo OorcoS
@cnnctt, 81,
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@e1S, 20
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town mo 9ioie S. EuoL i9, Salti-
more.
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@lOv rn0 E6ercio 0obcrtp, 10, @ol-
timorc.
@corgc g. Sot1, %, imO Seiiic
Nl 0ilOith. 90
&m 3. Slod6urL 30 0eihieOeH,
&6iloOcIpbio, ilno @dtie Simdnsii
", 1cidicOen %6ilooclp1ia
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Sitter Is.
So6n =. Goo0cn 2i mo cona
OiileS. 10.
Sorrp g Sing 81 Ncnrn 3d.
imO @ioo &0ilpott, %, @ittuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

scrii6rt, bier ipie bort untcr bier Qluz
gen, unO Srau @rete lpann ben Sas
ben fort
.Q(lfo in poris funb bos erite Wie-
beriebeu itott 5piiden aipci Seimat=
loien. Bie IeltTom bistpeilen Der 9u=
fall ipielt! Nber bier NOR es poEl iein
3ufall."
n@orum?"
nNlun iudt, mon OerfOlst cine
Spur ~"
.@efu4t fabs i'd uIIcrDinss.
99ubc ~"
.S(uf asiien9"
g@lio 9ergeIisr, oas IL ribiiger
ausgebriidi."
DSu," Io9te iie nit cinem leiIsn
@rollen in Der tiefen Stimme, noos
@erssiisn Der Seimot Wmn ipsr-
ben Sic enoli6 3uriidtebren, 5rso2"
sd peiB es nidt, @rete. @litln=
ter babe id Oos @efiibl. ais Of es nie=
mails geiHeben piro. Was Ioll ih nenn
IN Der 9etmot2"
n@ine 9lufsobe erfiilIen."
nJangen Sic Ihon pieOer nnpon
on9 Nleiu @oier ror Senotor, uno
ber Sobu biiiFte bod nidt 3uriids
bleibsn; o6sr id1 CLAUDE niGt, bah bic
bobe 20rperi9oIt MID iemdls In i6re
Wlitte aufnebmen ipirO." ;
,92eiu," iagte iie i9liGt, ben eje=
banten babe ib aufgeeeben. Sd
meinte oucb eire onbere 9(ufedbe"
,Melds2"
.0u binter ms"
80, gineta Iii6lt ii6 gang ipo6l Bel
bieIem @onoerIebsn, i'd CLAUDE iOsar,
baB 9omburg ma, irgenoBo toers
ben mir ia enoli9 ben Migpom oufs
i9logen miilien"
@rete blieb Ite6en uno legte bic
6onb ouf bos 6er5.
.@s beginnt 3u lieigen; mir pollen
ouf bic anoeren porten.
9lun tamen lie pieoer suIammen
rno bic llnterboItuno Itodis. 5rtB
Weftermonn Iogte etipos BON benz
@rnit beS 2ebens, bobei battle CT aber
Isiusn Spasisritpd burh bic gIrme
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seiHoben unO bummelte rem BERG
hinon, ais Ob er duf g(Ipbdltpflaiter
ginge 3obei rlroe Der pfaO immer
idmaler unO Teller. uno bic 0ameu
muBten Dorous, I'M ben S6ritt Der
6erren 81 bGn0iaen, ipie Msitermann
fogte.
@ineto mar an Der Gpibc. Sic
biipfte leidtfiiBie ipie cine c3emIe bon
Stein 81 Stein. ipGbreno @rete offens
bar unter Der soiBe litt.
Wie Elm meii6in ii6tborer WTrFet
lag Oos glebelbornbous Dor i6nen uno
pollte ni1t nd6er riiden; ober 3ulebt
tonnts man Oot bic s5enifer sG6lsn.
n9os refine 0ottl" Toote gBeIlers
mann, unb er bronnte Ii1 cine al
earre on. nggenn mir auf hos s,obe
9i9t" itsisen, Srou Monnbor6f 81
iollen Gle nal bic HapenIotiitte oos
qeaeu ieber, nur Elm probidntbeppt.
unO bic GgfspuritIuppe piro bon ben
Oomen getoht. R0nnen sic il6ers
baupt Suppe tr6en2"
.@isIlsiAt beHsr ais gism ensqsa,
netc @ineta luitia, uno er brummtc
bpr Iid bin:
g9la. ma, bos pir6 ne nstts Ser,us
tii6ell"
@nblid botten Ie 6os Sous er,
reiGt. grete pur bollTtGnbiq aufaes
loft. Die Ih0nen blonoen Stirnloden
birgen ibr in bic Stirn. i6r garter
Seint bate BON Spnnenbrano 9elits
ten, iie fab MIDI. 70 gut aus ipie IonIi,
unO ou8 S5reO mortierte nuc mii6iam
ben foricRen Sersiteiaer.
nS6r beios sebSrt in ben Salon. "
iogte Weitermaun, aouf SorDeTebuoe,
unter ben Rronlaldler. Bfleot eure
mibsn @lieber, 5rou Wlanntorot uno
icb geben auf Die Spite, man Ioll
Hidts bolo tun,
Die bei6eu pouberten iiber Ben
8sr9riiden apiIAen Scroll lmo tlei
nen @ertieIuneen, sic nit Gnnee ons
aefiillt porcn. gBeitcrmnnn biidte Ed
un6 iormte sinsn Ball:
" .Mo!leH mir nal. Ugas %.Es.as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

60 gut ipis Die SonsIeure Tenn ID ea
freilih ni1t.~
Diele tleine QlnipielunQ orqerte iie;
fein SDn mar iiberbaupt etpds frei
ober oieie toitlide. friIde 9ergluii
mo8te ben Sim leiHt.
60 tom iie ihm inueIl 5upor. uub
t9r S9necboll trof ibu gerooe por bic
8ruIt.
aWo bel uns Sterblihsn Hos 0eri
MT" fo9tt er. na6er es ipar Elm toIiea
@eiaoB, 2indoi9ite.~
Sie 9ingen picber cintrGGtig nebcns
einonoer.
Pun tommt sic SpiBc. iaaK
Meitermonn Der pfoo midclt lih
Gerum pis bic @uirlonoe I'M einen
Qfeiier. @s 1T elm tis6en balsbre6e.
rila Sie leiOeu bod uiHt an
SdipinOc2"
uSdgr
nQor0on If bereoB, man oeraibi
icb 70 leidt llebrieens mintt una
oo O0en elm 9orbeertron3; unter ben
Sisineu Iieot cine Rapiel urn IN oer
aopicl Elm Bud; 0a iHreibcn iih
tiibHe 8eraiteiger nnb quite 8omeras
cen binein."
Sine Spibe, auf Der asrabe 3ipei
Ulenihen nebeneinanOer liben t0nnen
Sic no6men ouf bern Stein 4laS uno
genoFen Gin poor Wliniiteu Die wuns
oerbolle QlnsIitt; @inetd par beDesl.
6enu lie bdtte @sbnlihes nod ME aes
it9si
Cir bate ben 2cosn6ut obQenoms
men, I'M bic belize Stirn an tii6lsn;
B i6re Idgperen 1naue diiJb obuebia
burh oos SteiQen aelpderl ea!ten,
6robts bee MmS ibr bic lsbtsn 5thelH
g. Iolen.
.@uf ben Bergen po6ri Die 6reia
bsitl So CLAUDE bier 6ben miro
me. freier ou6 in icirsm Nd6ler uno
0enIsn, oosr gh 4rra 4FglF mid
auaeIcdil" Anao
l6oyilsbung ioI0t9
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@oiolin lit idlnlO,

ShDcrc 9ranOmln0en crbielt ge-
lcrf Niorgcn GnrroQ &cnneOD pol
Der Sii0=GlntouitroBe, ais CT IN Ser
9lnlagc Scr x9I0riciiltiiral G9cniical
Go.~ cine &olne @aioIin unmarf
unO 6ierbei pcrlcbt uur0c Gr wlroe
ioiort na1 Dem &obus @opfinS so
ipital~ ii6criii6rt, wo Ole 9Icr5tc err
tdrteuJ OoB, obpobl leiuc 9r1nO-
ultnoen pon elmer idmer3liden 9'o-
hu ieicu. al ieinem 9luitommen lc-
0od nic9t oejmeiielt werOen fonite-