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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
D'Y'WANNA READ
SOMETHING GOOD
Then Follow Down This Col
umn and Read This Let
ter From Gov. Hunt.

1t makes Gov. Hunt, Arizona's chleI
executive very angry to think any
body would be willing to hang cOn
demned criminal. He has been Duss
for several months abusing Ihose ~
his own state who did not agree Win
him that murderers should have lheIt
sentences committed to imprlsoIiIuteiloo
and then be put on parole among ~
peaceful people of the various com
munities. Once in awhile he gets q
chance for diver siOn-tO take inns
at somebody outside the state; some
body who hasn't a vote in Arizona
and then, say, but he does peel the
hide"
An Ell Pasoan. in a jocular MOOD
wrote the arizona governor ana o.
fered for monetary consideration 10
attend to the executions about 10 20
held in spite of the governor, at lhe
Florence state prison. The FL FasQa lt
is too modest to give his name Drl
submits the governors reply Tor pun
LEGATION in The Herald.
some Letter Writer, Some.
And il any reader of The Heralu
thinks the governor is a SLOUGH as
letter writer, let him beware. Listen
Look:
Executive Office,
state House,
phoenix, Arizona,
Dec Sth. 1914.
"sir. Your letter of the 5th inst. in
which you tender your services as execu-
toner Of the condemned men in the Arizona
state prison, has received such considera-
Oh. You Cute Governor!
Lest the Introductory paragraph Of TINS
letter shall engender IN your nina any
III advised hope Of realizing an oppor uullt ~
to KIN your fellowmen for hire, I shall
make haste TO assure you that your gen
erous proffer Of service is fatty and en-
phaticaiIy denied for reasons which should
be so apparent as not to need recounting.
Oh, You Letter Writer.
ITO make my position wholly clear, how
ever, I will first express my great ana uh-
feigned depreciation Of the fact that any
human being should court an opportunity
to commit a number Of legalized murders,
and at the same time evince willingness
to compound his infamy with mercenaTy
motive. But recognizing the dep!oraole
fact that the world does actually harbor
creatures Of such incOnsiderable morality
a fact Of which your letter is an attesta-
tom desire to assure you in most force
full terms that should l. directly or indi-
rectly facilitate your advent into Arizona
I would feel an actual sense Of guilt IN
having been a party to the 0eIllement OF
Arizona's soil, and would be keenly MIND
full Of having abetted an injury to the
moral consciousness Of the people Of TINS
Oh. Oh. Ouch! Gee!
ALLOW me to suggest that before you con-
+o-,,1iote Writing another letter setting forth
your attachments a hangman, 1t would
be advisable for you to apply an enrolment
to your Unborn maliciOusness, cultivate a
conscience where now you have none, and
devotion your powers of perception to that
elementary extent which would enable you
TO realize your own depravity- should you
ever pursue such course Of selt-improVe-
ment which is doubtful, you will, in that
event, probObly find yourself averse to lssu-
/ ing any more prospect citing your virtues
! as an execuuOner-
| Geo. W. P Hunt.
Governor Of Arizona"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
FULL SIZED NAIL CARS AND
EXTRA HELP FOR CHRISTMAS

During the Christmas rush of mail,
full sized mail cars will be placed in
service by the Southwestern between
Tucumcari and El Paso, so that the
mails can he better handled. At pres
ent the mail cars operated are divided
into sections and only part Of the
car Is used for carrying mail. Addi-
tional help viii also be employed at
the FL Paso terminal office. so as to
insure against delays in the handling
and additional help viii go on Deem
Der 16 and will continue until Christ
mas day.
It is expected that the department
store branch postoffices will be opened
about the 18th of the month. This is
later than last year, but the foreign
mail has shown such a decrease over
last year that it has not been found
necessary TO open the branches as
early as usual.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11

GLoUes for Gifts
Ideal Xmas Gloves are offered in
the desired shades-and black or
white. As with all other articles,
Popular" prices viii be found to
your advantage, as no advance
whatever has been made.
aROSNARD" 2-CLASP FRENCH
KID GLOVES Meyers" 1-elasp
overseam cape gloves, one of the
very best glove values CT
we know of; choice. ......-. eP i
FOWNES AND MEYERS KID
GLOVES to 20 button lengths
evening shades, black or white
per pair, $3.50 60 OK
and. ....--.-.-... VS w.
aFUGENIA"-2-clasp French kid
gloves-black, white Ct IN
and cOlOrs. ......... ~ 1 sOO
PHYLLIS"-2-clasP French kid
gloves-black, white 60 M
and cOlOrs. ......-.. R6 wv
Other equally good values in chill
dren's, misses and women's gloves
in kid or knitted wOol-offering
broad choice of wanted styles.
Street Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
EAII.ROAD MEN INTERESTED
IN PROPOSED CAR RIDE HET

Officials Of railroads covering the
western section of the country from
the Mississippi to the coast have writ
zen the FL Paso chamber Of commerce
asking for information regarding the
street car rides to be provided for
passengers on special trains The in
terest shown in the entertainment plans
Of the city indicates that a large num-
Der Of special trains will be routed
through this city, particularly spec
ials returning east.
The chamber of commerce expects
to arrange the car rides for at least
100 specials, averaging not less than
so persons to each train.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11

When your visiting frie-us inquire
for Mexican souvenir goods, viii you
please refer them to
Beach's Art Shop,
4O8 San Francisco St.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11
Special Values in Fancy
Linens
Second Floor

Second Floor
You may suit your desires and your
purse in this broad choosing of Christ
mas linens and sets
Lace trimmed scarfs and centers. .39c
Lace and embd. scarfs and eenters. $50
Novelty all linen pieces. --.....--.e5 CSC
Hand embroidered pieces, linen lace,
fancy linen pieces of all kinds. s1.4o
Lace scarfs and centers, embroidered
lunch cloths, etc, special values S1.65
Beautiful drawnwork, lace and embrOid-
cred pieces, special .........-... $1.95
Madeira hand embroidered, real lace and
Irish embroidered novelties $3.50, $500,
$500, $500 and $500.
A few Madeira hand embroidered sets
in exclusive design, 45x45 and 54x54
inch lunch cloths, with napkins, $500
upward to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S3O.OO
Embroidered dinner sets, 72X72 inch,
round, with napkins to match, $500,
$500 and $500 the set.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11

Athcy cIoth-;fne0 weather strip keeps
out the cold Rathbun-MiX Co.-Adv.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
sis Ssrtumtt Der SiHteafa.te.

2lls bas llriprunssluno Der Be
Iu9starte pirb getp0bnli9 5rauts
reid ansesebsn, uno Spur pflest man
Defenders 2ubpig XIV. nit ibrsr grs
finoung in 3uIammenbang gu ieben.
Reuere Sorf9unsen absr baben Den
8epeis erbruat, OoB Die @iiitenfarts
in StuIien entitunoen 1T. lima @ars
tolina con parme il nome" (eine
4arts nit Wappen uno Rumen) fins
oct iid in sinsm 8risfs sripdbnt, ben
9iaeomp gontarini i'm Sabre 1872
an ieinsn 9rubsr in pabua i9rieb.
Der 9ebrau9 Der 8eiu9sturte purbe
in Der Sat BON pooua unb onbern
Su6i9ulen bur9 iunse SrunaoIen,
ole gum Stubium nud Stulisn tus
men, na9 5rnntreid) ssbra9t. Iu9
an Der llniperiitdt in Bologna pfIegs
len abipeIsn6s Yrpfeforen on Der
2iire Elm psrgumentbldtthen. auf
Dem Der Namen eeI9rieben itanb, sls
riidSuluFen. 9ieie nSo9etti Oi pers
gumena" (Pergamentitiidden), tpie
Der Sa9ausorud lautets, iparen bdu'
fig nit tleinsn Miniaturen, farbigen
Molersien pber 3eidnungen perIeben.
Bis in Die Mitte Oes 18. Sabrbuns
Oerts bliebeu iie elm @orre6t Der b0'
bsren StGnbe uno betpabrten ben
gharatter tleiner 3unftperte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
Gdfan.

Sn R. bri6t elm Streit Der Gris
jeursebilfen aus, Die auf @rfiilIuns
ibrsr Jorosruusen beitsben. gm
Sage na9ber bdnst i'm 2aoen bes
BARRIERS S6IGuerle uue i'm Sdaus
fenFsr besfsIben Elm platat: ~Sisr
fiHO bic 6orbsrunssn Der @sbiIfeH
beipiGIist! "SnfoIssbefen bat S4Idns
erie srObsn 3uIauf. beionoers aus
9lrbsitertreifen. unb maat elm sIdns
ssnoss @sI9Gft. gla9 einisen Sasen
eriheint infolss elmer 9ln5eiee Elm
MitsIieo Der @treittommi{iion bel
Sdlduerle uno frast:
~Sie bobsn bic Sorberungen aIfo
betpi[Iist2"
rSaipObI.1 fusts @dIduerIe. .aGIs.
jamt!"
-Si. buItsn ia uber tsinen gsbiI.
fen!"
.@ben barum!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
-lNlA


@epolter bin4ntsr. uno cine tiible.
BON SriibIingsoii item setrdntte Steps
penluft ipebte uns entgessn.
rWie berrlide 2uft! Mertit ou
ben &autaufusg"
Der refine 9alIam!" WlGdtiee
9erse sei9nsten ii9 in Der Gerns in
9eitolt lei9ter, blauer 9unitssipsns
itsr. Tian fiibtts iid bon Der purs
men 2uft un0 Dem friIben @rbgeru9
Iisbtoieno umfunssn.
Gtpa apsi Stunosu Dsrbradten
mir ftebenb, faIt pbne au ipreden,
pertrdumt uao in @ebanten psrfunz
len. = Sinter uns ertOnte cine
Stimms: ~Wus MAIDEN sic benin
bisr9"
Infer goupessnOFs ituno bintsr
msinem 9tiiden.
rSlblen sic biefe 2uft9" fraste
id.
nSa. Sd min aud Osrfu4en. ous
anOere Senitsr au Dffnen."
rNein," entssgnets Refapiattin.
ralae Genfter Fno nod fir ben Diu'
ter Dsriorgt, bas bier 1T bas sinaiss
offene."
rSa bGtten mir aHo ben &aufa.
fus!" bemertte Der Sremoe nudosnt>
lid. Gin fd0nes 2ano, erOtifd pis
Die &Iapperidlanse, absr aud siftig
tpie oiefe. gs tann ebsnio gefdbrIi4
iperben!"
rDisIo2"
Der aautaius2 Dds 1T bod oas
2anb Der Rdubm0rber! Nebmsn mir
Sic gum 8eiipiel, sic iteben ab<
nunsslos am Seniter, plauoern fin,
pl0bli9 fauit binter iensm Stein cine
8usel baber = baua! - in Sbre
Sdldfe. unO sic iinten luutlos aus
fammen."
rWie ift 70 ettpas m6eIid2-
.9as iit 70 liar ipie Der Gag: Gs
iinb Die Sittsn Der ginssborenen.
Sn Der ssftrisen 3eituns 9uben
Sic teine 3eituns sslsien9"
rRein."
,9td, mas! @enau pie sic Ranb
Dor bem offensn Geniter elm sSuos, BON
8eruf aIopieritimner, unO rutmete
bic friide 2uft Elm -" 8auS! uno
er sudts ni4t einmuI. giisnItiid bisb
er."
rWofiir bsnn, mein @ott!4
.Oie Gbrsten priifen auf biefe
DeiIe ibren Sslbsniinn. Der mebr
paFasiere nisOeridiebt, ssnisBt elm
b0berss 2tnisben i'm aoiatenoorf.
Der nod feline 5ebn eridofen bat,
ben beiratet tsin MGb9sn."
rDeib Der Seufel! Dir poGlen
bod lieber bas Seniter f4lieben. Rez
| fapiuttin."
.@rlauben sic, i9 pia's ristie>
rsn," faste Der Srembe taltbliitis, ins
Dem er ii9 auf oos i6maIe Ssnitsr=
BRETT itiiBte. .S0rsn Sic, follts mid
cine &usel treffen, 70 nebmen Sic
mein @epGd unO f9iden sic es mad
Siflis an MidailentO, 9oIopinftis
proipett Nr. g."
Rod ME batts i9 bisbsr seieben.
oab Elm Ssitament nit FOLDER Selbit.
beberri9uns un0 S9nsllieteit abges
fGbt puros. lin Elm rsines @eipif>
fen gu bepabren, periuAten mir una
Ieren Raren gu perunlaNen. iid bon
Dem nerbGngnispollen Seniter gu ent>
fsrnsn, aber sr blisb unerbtttli4 un6
bebarrte eiseniinnis uuf ieinem mil
len. Dir lieben i'm benn aud iteben
uno bssaben uns 10 idneu mir tOnns
ten, obue fir 5eislinse geIten gu
biirfen, bon Dem ssfdbrIi4en 9luss
ii9tspuntt binpeg.
".
9lIs mir in Stflis aus Dem Coupe
ftiegen, begesneten mir elmer biibi9en,
ituttli9en 0ume, bic unieren pabns
ipibisen Mitrsiienosn abbolts.
~Run, ipie biit ou sersiit9" fruete
fs, ibn tiiHenb.
rausseaeidnet. 60 Ianse man auf
70 sritaunIi4s Rsiiessnofen itDBt,
luie iens stpei Ter osiste auf uns).
ldBt es fih auf Der rufH9en gifen>
bubn nod rsiien."
Snbsm Rsfupiattin in bic Orof9ts
itiss, faste tr 5u mir: rSait ou se'
bOrtg @ir buben ibm ipabrideinli9
aud sefallen. gBis msinft buzz"
Sd sudte bic adfeln.
rDdrum fclltsn mir ibm aud
nidt?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06

- Sin bIt9e SoIgerung.
St tl,ine Sans: mpapu, Der Cnlel
lebt ipobf nit isinsr 5rau in luitigsr
gbe2"
Gmsr: pWie tommit I'll bsm ros.
duf, meiu Sunssg-
Sans ~Bsil Su o,rSrE 81 9ruma
fcstrit, CT tanst 5u !9aaS na4 or
Si0te ieiner 5ruu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06

sd babe pOrise WO9e cine aus'
Itelluns eisener @emdIbe erDffnst."
rRa, uno bait bu mas DertauftgA
so! @efern gum 8eifpiel mei'
nsn alten 9ebrpd!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06
8ebanfeniplitter.

gBenn man Sas grsebnis Der Sta.
tiitit ms 2luse fdBt, bab I'M Surd'
fhnitt @srbeiratete Idnser leben aIs
llnDsrbtiratete, 10 tann man bus in
sinem Der betannteitsn Spri9p0rtsr
unter aeRberuns zines ein5isen 8u4s
itabens peranidauliden: GheIia
tpGbrt am ldngften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-06

uebsr bss 2sbens itiirmifden 0o'
gen - 2eu4tet 9umOr unb Regeubo'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
a. SyOrtiebuus)

.ggcnoerTul!" I6rie Nliiter QBbits.
Gr bate Tein @nt3iden iiber oieien
gDurf unD Ben portreffIit dusgetlibrs
ten Qln6ieb niHt mebr bemeiltern tons
ten. Sir, i1 babe geglaubt, Elm redi
eitot Qlngler gu iein, uno bic 6lieee
lcbpn iebr melt Su perfen. glber iol
isbe, bob id3 geeen @ie elm Stimper
bin. lc6rie er bdnn nod NIT 9tentors
itimme iiber ben rauidenben 5luB berz
iiber.
qolniB, Der iebt Su tim 6attc lsine
Tubletie 3u 6rilen uno an einen be-
QUEEN liegenben puntt Des llfers 5u
il6ren, Iadie nur. DIS CT Ieiue Ssute
eber ab9tBuli unp III Ieinei1 &ogel
bate, ibrie CT, Iid Der englildsn
@prahe tebienenD DYes Cir, it
CLAUDE baB ib mid nit meinem 5lies
genpurf idon Te6en lahen tann. so
bite Dsriibeln Sie mir ni1t DaB idp
ybHen in ons Ge6egt tum so bin
Sic iibIi6s 2ni2Ieiterei niHt gspo9ut
liebe es uielme6r, ollie meme 5llo9e
rom ieHisiiieen llfer 6er5u5olen."
.gie Iossn tas mein 6err o's o6
bas eth Gmberipiel p1re. sIBis dber
raan. peuu oer Stub no1 Creiier iii2"
..glun, cine SSlfinigtcit an Gnifcrs
unnQ t6nnts i'd menu es icin mnB,
fhon uod 5useben"
gBie2 Sie Dcrm6Htcn 96re 5liegea
foaar nod peiter 5u msrIcn2"
Wes Ginige Dseicr piirot es uo6l
w REDEEM
Gc oas poQen min abss ood aleif
rc satr garie yRtIter g9hiic In bels
lc1 8ernunberlilg,
Gr pinfie. gan3 3oppelia saooroen,
efcl gmlp,nitiefelnonn 6erb'b ents
eaa1 0em Rudiad ben oieler tri9 eir
um tu Cttapi0rmot imo fdjll9 es.
rrice alctsr nod ncm llfer 3nrudirss
M eif
Stun. ptriuhen Gle poa nal, Sbrt
auounQfip apf 0ieies Sud 9u Ders
tn iarie ,r. Sid auf ben @oosn
tperbrdenb. 6ieit &c mit melt porge
r,dten Nrmer bic usiben @ldtGr hiii,
ADas fbrda. 70 oab man Ne pr aris
Sen aon vtGt gut ie9ea tonnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

cine qouie moate: nqBie uno no bas
BEN Sie oieie bortrefflid3e Qlrt,. ben
@eitpurf ausSufil6ren, srlernt9"
gDurd mid ielbft, pennglei9 ith
bic srunolegenoe 2tnleitun9 bon einem
@ngldnDer empfaneen babe"
nSn @n9Iono9"
gglein, in SrOien."
.Sn Snoien9 Sie tporen in Snbien9
.Sonobl. Sn Snbien, in Sapau, in
Chine uno 100 iOnit nod in ienen Seiz
len Der Wlutter Grbe 8emertenspertss
5u ieben it,"
ngi, mas Sie Iagenl" rief Wliiter
@6its nit groBen 2lugen unb liftEic9
erFreut aus. o@rlauben Sic, oa iolls
ten mir uns bod ouh ionit ettpos nd@
fer tennen lernen."
Gr Itelte fi1 oem 8erliner nun in
oller 6orm Dor, pos 40Qnib, obne ieis
ne amtlife @igcni6oft ndber 5u tenn=
3eidnen, iofort eripioerts.
Damn fu6r W3iIier @bite fort 3u err
fldren; .Q(uh i'd femme ndmli9 BEN
gon5en Orient ic gut pie meine 6oiers
toid)e; Oaber f-eut es mid or6 immer
gdn3 unbanoig, ipsnn idl ob un6 5iI
ouf einen @lobetrotter ItoBe, nit Dem
19 man1e ongenebme @rinnerung
ouffri16en uno iiber 2on0 unS 2eute
IN ienen @rbtcilen plaubern ldbt"
n0os 1T ou9 mir tets cine sroBe
5reu5e, ba meine 3eiIen in ienen 2dn=
bern ebenfalls gu ben angenebniten
Grinnerungen 5dbIen."
.9opp! SGlaqen Sie elm, mir fOols
len bod nd6ere 8etanntI1oft MAIDEN,
Sic beluGen mid" rief Uliiter g9bite
uno belt 90llniB oie 6ano bin. SD
beiibe nGmli6 peiter oben i'm @ebirqe
elm beIdeioenes, ober einigermaBen
tpobnli9 eingsri9tetes Sago6aus, in
benz es fid pcm 5riibia6r bis gum
Spdtberbit redt gut leben laBt. mir
fonnten ben @citpurf, ben icb Sbnen
abluren mD1te, in ben @epd6erH oben
in ben Bergen unter S6rer freunoIi=
den QlnIeitung nod Elm ipenig iiben;
eleid3eitiq ober oerm0dte icb mid in
Dem 9eiireben Sbnen einen ongsne6s
men 2lufent6alt gu bereiteu, onfir
0antbar eraeieen. Sic ppbuen ieBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

q0nniB 5eigte ii6 iogleicb 9enei9t,
Der @ufforesrung nn13uiommeE. or
Foiis feline S1nur I6pimmen Io6en,
nabaI lie aber jebt pieoer auf Der
erite g9urf, lcidt in0 elegant au9ges
fii6ri. ealt Der Dliie oes 5mhes. 81
gab 3uoIeid6 reidlif S6nur. Der
5peite Q9urf ioB mie0er auf Der Stelle,
o'ht am llfsrranoe, no Der @nglduoer
fur3 5uoor aeiionben batts. 8eim
nritten Burie aber tlotl6ie Der Gtreis
ter mitten auf oas porqeboltenc @uh.
,Wunoerpoll @ortreIFlihl" iout3te
Wliiter gBbite n6err, es 1T o6ne 3ipeis
fel einfa9 Elm Grid. ben Gie oatei 8u
SoiIfe nebmen, un0 ben miinen Gie mir
3eioen. Sd] tomme iofor! binilberl"
wie ct aing uno itano, iopfte Mli=
tier gBbite nit leinen bis 3ur 8ruit
refchenben8ummiItiefeln in oen rsiBens
cen FluB unb fegte, balb fdpon bis
iiber Sic geine 6inauf i'm Waiisr, iIber
Gtod uno 5tein, quer iiber lnterirois
ide 6elien unc 6urf iaeunlsHoe Stas'
taoen.
@is sur U2itte siHg allies gu, OBJ
po6l i6m oas gBafer allentbalben
Id0n fat bis gum &onoe Ieiner Gum
mifIeiDunq reinte. @ort ober muBte
er auf einem Idliipfrisen 5elieaitiit
ouggsglitten Iein oenH pl0Blic6 mud2te
ct einen 1au3 md6iigen Stotau ano
toa Der 2dnge naH i'm Mafer.
9lber oos brcdie ben Wlann niht tm
minbeiien aus Der Jaiiung.
Qluftoudeno lieB er iib rubig ctpo
fi.nBtq 56ritte melt fluBob trei6en,
IaBte nicDer SUB uno tdmpfte ficb
bann G6ritt fir S6ritt, gepdltig
pruiisn6 unO md6tis ipudsnO, ons
llfer,
Qlter tpie la6 cr aus2
Q1nniB ladte, 0aB er Dodelte ME
Elm @idrlepuocing
1ie @ummtlm9inun9 hes @ngldns
6ers 6atie li6 ndmlic6 hei ocm tleineu
llnfall bis obcrouf init Moher gefiill.,
70 bah ieBt ber gan3e Nlann, bis fat
Blk gldlclb5Bl, binuui pic cine Ries
IenruH 0usiaG, uuD gurselno nno
ohdiaio Do6srronbelie
Gsin Bib mor trob alien Wliiae
ialls. oas maE lilr lbn 0es lln!allss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

ipeqen 6eeen mp6te 70 tomiI6, 0oB
man Ii6 unm0glin zines 6eiterteitss
ousbruGes eutidIogeu tounte.
Qlber mein Serr, pie tonnen Gie
T6 aumutcn ii6 bermaBen 3u belas
fen rief ibm P0auiB, no6 immer
lodenb, entgegen. ns3ie6eu Sie bor
o!Iem bod Sbre Stiefel bonn 2eibe;
@ie I6leppen ia eine san3e Sonuc
@aTer nit itf
91a Dus iDdre nibt oas I6limms
ae enfoeonete Nliiter @6ite Ielen
bIei6en6 uub nad 2uft Ifnappeno.
.9iel bebarerliher 1T, OaB i6 babon
etn oonaes pub i'm glagen babe"
llno lpieoer begann er geraume Meile
oor mGfiig iih gu rduipern uno 81
lpudcn.
TIM pb Der acknowledgement 4oroDie,
BE iidl bo Dor Isinen glugen obIp.elte,
nicbt crneut eincm 2adtrompf gu osrs
foleu. ooo..
Su0ltCl QDet lUtNN @1'ltNt Nptlt tl@
nioe @rleihterung 81 peripiirer, redte
iid. 70 out es qing, in bic 6o6e unb
Iob f6 forifen6sn Slides um
9Rold i6ier er 0as, mas icine qlus
Gen Tudteu, gefunben 8ll poben.
60 oui un6 70 idnea oIs m5glif
ain9 er sinem biden Qgeioen6aum gu,
femmtc 6eibe Sdnbe auf osa 9o6cn
unb mo6te, in6em ct ii4 nit ben fyiis
fen an bcm Stamme emporor6eiiete,
ben SanoFono
@urgelno uno gludieno i1oB oos
ggaNer aus Der @urmiumbillumg 0ers
Dor inb fIpb III tleiuen ihdumenoen
aasiooen ii6er 8ruii, 6ols uno aopf
res q2annes binineg pldtidernb 3ur
Gtoe
GHnaibenO lisB Iirh per ben Der anz
beouemeu 9elaIiung alio Seireite pies
Ser ouf bic 0eins nieoer uno 3oq bas
finii@naHe SaImentuh aus Der Sruits
tofo5s. ST mifhte iin nod roI6 bas
Geifdt ab uub iagte, als nsnn nifts
oerolcifsu geIHe6en mare, gu p0liniB;
..gliin 3eiqen Gie mir lpie sic S6ren
geurf maden. SD 6ofie mein Serr,
6aB Sie bas einem SportS9enoFen oes
oeniiber oerne tun unO feline 3uorinas
li6teit in meiuer 9itte iebsa1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@rano &obtoS, @dH. is.
Slni. Gie intcrnotionole 9liiocia.
tiou bon @oIi8eidefs beidloB geitern,
i6ren ndditjdbrigen GonDent in Sin.
cinnati ab3llbolten. 9Soli8eidef s.
g. Siaoro bon 9lltoono, @o, GieIt
cine Qlnipro6e, IN ser er iein @e.
ooueru il6er ben ,5eniotiousma6e.
re" in Ger6inoling nit Ger6reden
ousipra1 uno beionoers iAori per
rrt6eiIte, Dob 2ellteu, sic zines egers
bre6ens angetlogt imo, 0Dationen
corqebraht meroen mas nur glnOere
3u @erbreben anipornen fam unO
aerneine .9onoiten 8it Dolfstbiimliben
Neloen noht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

ia bod unter 5remOlingen unb in eli
nem geieai@oitli9 DOen @ditbofe9"
n2llerbings, ih babe mid in einem
9}od6arborf unter pDllig fremoen
WenIfen eiaauartiert, "erpiOertc q0us
niB, o6ne iid1 bic 5reube, 70 RAID ans
3iel 81 gelaneen, anmerten au Ioiiel.
nWenn Sic nirfli9 bic llnbequemli6s
teit ouf Iif ne6men polen, conn Diirs
be ic6 MIDI po6l ni9t langs beiinnen,
S9re liebenspiirbige @aItfreunoi1aft
fir tur5e 3sit in 9lnipru1 gu Hebz
men"
.llnbeduemli6feit9 9(6, reben Sie
ni@t babonl Sd pflege gar oft 9dite
lei mir Su Iehen; mein Saus uno meis
ne 9ienerictaft lit oorauf eingerichtet.
8ur 3eit finoen Sie fogor einige @6iz
ueIen unb Soponer Bel mir au @jait
fire rno eritounIi6 gebiloete 2eutd]en,
nit Oenen fid pobl Oertebren ldBt.
Sic nurben mir bon einem befreunoez
ten d,inefI4en Sberbon5en ieiner5eit
porm empFo6len. SD CLAUDE onneb=
men au biirfen, DoB Sic @efallen an
ibnen finoen perben. 9Glio, abgez
ma6tl Sie tommen IT mann fommen
Sie3"
q0aniB mar gang Der Monn, itets
Oas Gi1en gu i8mieben, 70 lange es
nod parm III. 9aber beIonn er fi6
niGt longe un6 fogte: nS9 tonn MIDI
ieoer5sit, olio, penn es Iein muB, beute
nod meiner @jditbausberpflidtu
entleOigen unO mare bemnod morsen
f1on frei.
n9(lfo gut, obgemaft! SD errarte
Sie, sic tomnsn, unb 3par morgen
fAon. 9orf i'd Sbnen mein Slugsellg
IenOen, bas obnebin fait je0en Gag
cine Solfabrt ma9t uno Sie bon So
rsr 9cr5eitigsu MObnung mitne9men
tonn9"
Sd, i@ oontel 2oIien Sie mid
Ourd Oiefe 9errliGe @egen6 bob eins
tIeine 5uBponoerung mo9en. Sbr
SdgOi9l0Bnen ipirD BON bier tpDbI 10
lpeit niht liesen2"
.Sfeinespegs. Sn 5pei unb elmer
6olben Stunoe fino Sie, bon bier aus
qerednet, beqrem 3ur Stele."
9ie Serren i6ienOen Oonn, ieOer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

.Ql6er ib bitte Sie, cine 3uoIn9.
li6teit2 g8dt cntfernt, i'm @egcnteill
Gs ptrb mir sum gr6Bten 9ergriisen
eereiDen, Sbnen 81 3eigen, ipie if met
ne 9iute fibre, ipiepobl id Der Nniidl
BIN, baB nur bic ausoouernOe, iteti9e
lle6ung 6ortT@ritte i'm Weitpurfe
bringen tonn."
,Geien sic unbeIorgt, bas peiB id
9lber i'd peroe Iebeu, ipie sic 0as MAJ
Gen, unb iperoc anf Sbrer Wletbooc
iiben, iiben uno INNER pie0er iiben 10
lauae, bis Id Sbueu i'm 8eitpurfe
momogli6 NOD einen Wleter iiber hin.
r0o3u begliidmiini6e if sic I9on
i'm ooraus, crpioerte YOaniB, penn
ic2 6in iiberSeuot, boB es nur eintgel
tleinen Nenoeyuneen IN Sbrer 9altun1
teoarf um 8u Grgebniilen 5u eelanz
oen, pie Sie folde gu erreiAcn piins
T6en."
glun muBte 5unG6lt Milter Wbitc
einioe Q8irfe maiden, nobel 80unip
0ie sSiibrung Der &ute iebr aendu BE.
obadtete. 2tlsbalD madte er Den Sngs
idnber auf cine etlpds onoere 6an0ltel.
luna aufmertIom ipas 6ieier, iebr &c.
lebria, ioiort ols ri&tig unb porteil4
boft onertannie
nSoDonn miifcn Sie tets OarduI
beoasht fem, 6aB iih Die S6nur uod
Dem 9lufSug boaitdnoig na9 6inten
ltredt. 9as 1T fir ben Weitpurf I'M
erldBlidg Sie miihen entffieben einc
lGngere 9oule mo6en 9erIucbeu Si'
es n leben Sie mir genau 5u - fol"
llnb nun nobm 40aniB pieOer bic
Suite ouF uno modte Dem anoeren ben
Wutf bbr, nobel er ibm AUDI nod
3eigte, pie er, p0nnib. penn er nod
or0Bere Streden tperfen pollte, als Der
5luB an oieier Stele brett mar, mil
Ser linten 6ano einige Nleter Snnur
oufnabm unb lie i'm geeisneten glugen.
Bid pIhieBen" lieB.
Wliiter Mbite mar ent3iidt. @r bers
Iudte Iofort, genau oufpaiienD, Is iei=
nem 9ebrer glGiH3utun. uno bate bic
groBte 5reroe. ais iicb Idon naf tlr-
3er 3eit Elm peientli9er 6ortibriti
fefIteaen lieB.
,@erp gooo inoeeOl" rief er einmol
ums anpere uno fragte, ais er enoli9