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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
MEX|CANs NOW
At FORT W|NGATE
TO Be RELEASED
Government Is To Get Rid OF
Five Thousand UnweIcome
Guests lnterned During Civil
War in Mexico.

-h*~Ft4'*@
Washington. Aug. Negotiations
are about completed FOE the release
Of the five thousand Mexican soldiers
and camp followers who for many
months have been informed at Forts
wingate. n ~. and Rosecrans. Cal.
Provisional President carran=a has
guaranteed the safety Of the refugees
and Il Il expected TINT in 4 few days
American soldiers viii be rid II these
visitors whose presence has cost
something like sz.5oo a duy
Most az the refugees are former
federal soldiers who with camp fol-
lowers. crossed over into Texas after
General Villas decisive victory at
ojlnaga. OF these more than s.0a0
first were Iuterncd NJ Fort Bliss. near
El paso. Tex Later they we're re-
moved to Fort Wlngate.
The present negotiations provide
for the release Of all camp followers
and soldiers below the grade Of lieu
tenant. This will leave for future
consideration the cases ~ more than
4 dozen generals. The United States
also must decide what shall be done
with Tho bandit chief. Maxlnio Cas-
tllln. who Is charged with responsi-
IbIllty for wrecking the fnmbre rail-
road tunnel with lusa Of more than
Infty lives. including several AIneri-
cans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

FRANK BOGASH, JR.,
WINS FREE-F0R-ALL

Huffaio. \. r. Aug. 27.-Frank 10
ensh. 1r.. wan the free-fer-all pace.
the closing event u the grand Circuit
races ii Fort Erie. Ont. today. pacing
the final mite IN zoe -. The Ho-
gazh horse sold a prohibilive fayofite
ana won In straight heats.
Tha 2.fI lrot did not fill AMI was
aessIafed of hnt one Of the best races
III the meeting waa witnessed In the
opening event for aig phcers- Eleven
horses started and the race went six
heats 10 decide the winner
Grand Opera. the Toronto horse
which cannot again leave Canadian
soil because Of The war. won tbs first
heat, chased out hy Fred Deforeet
In the second heat. Fred nefofesl
won.
Heat betting became brisk after the
third heat was taken BY coastess Mo-
bel. Dan Patch being the contender.
f4eita patchen took the fourth heat.
According to the rules only heat win
ners were eligible u start IN the fifth
heat. coastesa Nobel finished fret.
In ne sixth heAt coaatess MobeI wnn
when Leita patfheu broke Jones.
driving our Colonel favorlte In ne
pools FOR the 200 nnee, WAS removed
III the JUDGES after The first leat and
e'hIilia drove the stallion IN the next
four heats The Judges took action
after cur Colonel had finished third
10 Del ney and Pickles. the time for
The mile being 4 o. cur Colonel last
the second heat % Del itey, but won
the next three and The race
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
LINvILLE IN Ell PAS0:
DESCRIBES EFFECT OF
WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA

SPECIAL cosHksrospsscs TO pcHNfse JOURNAL
I'll Paso. Tex. Aug. 25.-To travel
two weeks aboard an English steam
ship, which rar At nights with all
lights out. to avoid possible capture
by German warships was the some
what exciting experience of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. n. Linville. Of Albuquerque,
who arrived in Ell Paso Wednesday.
from Lima, Peru.
Mr.. LInville. who is business man
Of Albuquerque, accompanied by Mrs.
LinyilIe. left six months ago for trip
To the Panama canal and South Amer
lean countries.
The war In Europe has had very
bad effect on business In the principal
South American cities. according to
Mr.. I4invIlle. Withdrawal of money
from the banks Is not permitted. Ger
tificates in small amounts being is
sued in lieu OF gold or currency. No
one Is permitted 10 leave the coun-
try with any considerable amount Of
money. he says. all passengers being
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
BIC WORDS COT
LEARNED DOCTOR
INTO TROUBLE
Many Americans Have Been
Victimized in Switzerland
by INSCRIPTIONS Steamship
Agencies,

London. Aug q tSsIa p. MIA
manuscript on scientific work filled
with names of bacteria and formula
Bile sounding terms got Or. II. II.
sehuhmann % Chicago into serious
trouble at Dion. France. while he
was travelling from Switzerland to
England.
: Arriving at Dion. he was held I'M
til another doctor explained the ma
ture Of the medical work.
Many wealthy Americans in swift
zerland have been vietimized Mr..
schuhmann says. BY paying 500 for
berth On steamer advertised 60
sail from Genoa the first week Of The
war. but which is still in port
A party Of Americans has just ar
rived in London who were in Rasle
at the outbreak Of the war and saw
something of the fighting Arotnd
MueIhausen. one of the party. Dr. r..
f. French Of Marshalltown. Iowa.
said:
We heard the roar Of heavy guns
for days. From a hill near the town
| plainly saw many buildings blown
up to clear the ground for military
operations. From what we saw and
reports from fugitives. the country
where the battle was waged was sub
jected to awful devastation
THE Swiss are determined to re-
sist invasion at all hazards and are
terrifying the frontier points saw
charge Of dynamite planted under
a bridge SO that II might be quickly
demolished Il necessary to prevent
the enemy crossing it. School houses
have been transformed into barracks
and hospitals have been made ready
for wounded All Americans have
now left Basic"
julius q. Lay, American consul at
Berlin. left today for German capital.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
GERMAN DYES TO
Be SECURED At
ALL HAZARDS
Million American Textile Work
ers May Be Thrown Out Of
Employment for Lack of
CoIoring Matter,

Washington, Aug. 24.--EVery ct
fort viii be made by the United States
government to reopen the way Tor
importation Of German dyes and
chemicals. the lack of which threat
ems to throw million American Tex
tile workers out Of employment Rep
resentatiye Metz Of New York told
Secretary Hrvan today that without
these imported eolnrs the government
would be unable To print its stamps
and currency as the aeid-proof prod
ucts Of the German plants could mol
be reproduced in this country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
OLD TOWN BROWNS TO
C. B. SUNDAY AND
MEET 0. R. {. NINE

The old Albuquerque Browns. who
dropped out of the admiring public
gaze soon after the opening Of this
season. VIII make their reappearance
SUNDAY. having closed negotiations
with the d. r. r. team. The game
Is 10 be played At Traction park
This will be the Browns third game
and their first with the @. II. Il. nine.
The Brownies, despite their long
absence from the game, are 90 con
fldtnt IL winning that they have
agreed "a meet on the winner-take-
an basls. The all. Of course. re-
fers 10 The gate receipts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

santa Re. Aug gs.--Game and
Fish Warden Trinidad G. de Raca
today appointed Clyde Il. Jones Of
Santa Rita. Grant county a deputy
game warden.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

searched at the docks and their bag
gage hainutely inspected.
After spending a couple days here,
the Llnvilies will continue home to Al
buqueigHo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

In the opening frame. after Owens
had died on a hopper to La Sale. Me-
Geehan lined a one-timer to right and
piifered the midway. advancing 70
third on scanlon's infield out. Nit
ehell whanged single that brought
Mcclellan across the platter. In the
fourth silver city got two runs when
pittman and Mitchell singled, Barker
sacrificed and Mitchell scored on a
hall which hit the umpire and Pittman
on wild lleave by NelIs.
Fort Bayard evened matters up in
the fourth. when with the aid of some
wierd playing By their opponents. two
hits we're made TO bring total OF
three runs. Medina was given life
on MiteheIlss error. Campbell beat out
hit 10 Owens and Gray laced sharp
single to center. scoring Medina. La
Sale famed. but in attempting 10 don-
BILE Gray at second Catcher Price
threw the ball far out into center and
all hands scored.
What proved TO be the end Of the
agony came In the seventh inning on
hits BY Rarey and Nellis which have
already been described.
Score n II r
Silver city -. 100 zoo aoe--s 3
Fort BayaFd - 600 300 f00--4 10
Batteries: Harkins and Price; Nell
lis and ifornbuekie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

Brooklyn. AuEf zIs~e
seNfei
ruffaiA - 100 lao iz0~-h 10 3
BROOKLYN .aee ean shx~-5 IS 2
Batteries Krapp, Moore and Blair
Black ana LAM.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
Browns 3; ypnks I.

New York. Aug. 27--si. Louis To-
day defeated New York ny . 20 4.
eeafe n n r
II. Louis 400 0o2 o2o eot--g 10 1
y. York 900 ala 0D0 De0--4 /
Batteries - Mitchell. Hamilton.
Baumgardner and Hale. AFnsw.
Heating. McHale. Fisher. WARRIOR and
Sweeney.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

BESIDES hitting at the oppoftune
moment. Nells worked an extra good
game on the hurting hill He was In
rare form. holding the tribe of pitt
man 10 six hits. well scattered, while
hiv<teammates amassed a total Of ten.
Nine redskins biz the dust BY the
strIkeouf route
Pat fIarklns was on the mound for
The Indians. and did fairly well. but
loose fielding behind him contributed
larseiy 10 his overthrow La Sale, al
short. and MarkIey. az second. per-
formed brilliantly. while circus catch
by Pittman which robbed Medina Of .
homer in the eighth was easily the
feature Of the game. scanion also
contributed To- the festivities with n
wonderful catch OF Markley's high Of
ferInp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

ias soss.ss ioursAl SPECIAL lfsssn ntsrl
At Des Muines---
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

Wichita Omaha and Topeka Sioux
City games postponed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

Batteries Collins and Thomas.
carrigan: puhue. Mtrfenry. REYNOLDS
and atanage. Baker.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

racIfIc COAST LEAGUE.


Sacramento SO Oakland -
I.ea Angeles J Venice D
Portland q San Francisco y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

Want q high grade empinye7 O.
the better grade Of sersants7 Make
use &c The want columns Of the jour
nAL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
World Champion Athletes Just Can't
io~e for Winning. HE'D sox Wall
Top Tigers: browns Heat ysnLs ara
>aI~ Pias Extra Innings.


FHIIadFIpHIa- AUF- Z9--~HFHdtf
was given splendid support today.
when Philadelphia defeated Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

Batteries: Thomas and Haley; Ior-
! dan and Rohr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

Chicago. Aux e New York main
,ained lts hold on first place today ~
beating Chicago. . 20 :.
teuIes y 2
New York AGA al u2z-r~s ! Q :
Chicago 11i nos eeh~~z =
patlerIes Terfsa !, an.l Nesefe No
Lean: Smith. Lavender IiunphfieA
and Archer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
FORT BAYARD WINS
FROM SILVER CITY
soldiers Get Their Pifsh Victory When
Two.haeeer J. Followed By Three
ia@e Drive 10 Psychological sew
cnah: xellis Wins His Own Game.

SILVER City. y NJ. Aug lt-ffU~
ting Al the psychological moment, or
rather at two psychological moments,
which happened 70 be- in the early por-
tions gr Tie psychological seventh in
ming. the Soldiers from Fort Baynrd
to-day won their flfth consecutive vic
tory. Silver city being the victim and
the score at the end Of the struggle
being 10 ;
Il was. NelIls. the hurler for the
Soldiers. who delivered the more psy-
Geological Of the two hits which turn
cd the trick for his team. Rarey. first
up In The seventh. slammed out a two
baRKer By way Of euftain-raiser. and
NeiIis. who followed him. caught the
trademark squareiy in the center and
sent scfeeching triple 10 far right
field. Rarey coming IN with what
proved to BE- the winning run.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
DENVER AND LINCOLN
BOTH GET PLENTIFUL
SUPPLY OF G00SE-EGGS
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING.


Wichita n Omaha
Topeka at Sioux city.
Denver al st Joseph.
Lincoln at Dies Maines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

BatterIes--Benz and schalk; Ben
der and schanE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28

thifeds aud Terriers Go Into Extra
Frames Without ANY Resuit. Terra
pins tse Three Pitchers 10 Win
FROM Pittsburgh.


pittsburgh ii naiilm re.
fsuffala ~ BROOKLYN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
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Batteries: Harkins and Price; Nell
IL and liornbuckle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
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QDcs Gle mir oa mitteilen ma9t
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nid5t sntoongen, oaB fi6 bel Sbueu
etne Manotng Doll5ogen Bot aber ih
ipar fern Dobon bic llriode 8u abnen.
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m aeaen mareu 10 5eitrebt aerao'
mir 0ieIen @in6rud bei3ubringen poB
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ben als i61 soa s,4.
Ii toulos
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Treunblmafi entgegen III
.Danod frags i'd ni9tsF CAB sr
idroiF 5uriid. aglur S6re gleisuna
mia i6. $50 min Sie auf 9dnosn
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lorgenloies 0eben bieten
SD fann niht, @er5eiben Sie mir
nu0 bringeu Sis ui6t ipeiter in mia.
SD fam ipirtlih ni9t."
SIi Da n pielleiHt II Elm onoes
gl6ps fbipiea uno ientie ben aopi.
9h flcbe Gie on iaeen Gle mir
Sie qBabr6eit. Gr mortete cine
assile, 6onu fragie sr: ~St es 9e-
o Iaqte ic ernit .ss mare Elm
iinSTsdt, moilte i4S3nen iest init qtuss
iiHfisn uno llntDabrpsrisn ontpors
ien." g..x,o.
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.,Jlein, nidi immer
gs trieb i'm, BEN 8e6er Per 2Laol
6is aur gleiqe 3u lteren unp tbte .2esl'
6is III 6ie ae6eimiitn 6oIteH 9inelH 3l
0ur9Fori6eu. aGsli ais er ii9 osi
ouoeru sumauote uno @is i6u Derlorer
osben muBlsu. oa tam es lbe'
@isg-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

ausgeporfen ipirb. in BEN siiigen Atsm
Der @iniamteit"
Sie Grlebniile oes leBten Sobres 5os
gen an ieinem @eilt boriiber Die bell
Iere lh0ners 2ebeusauffaiiuna, bic
ibm aui5uge6en i6ien, itonb uno fieI
nit Der 9aDpe. 91un battle er lie uns
pie0erbringli1 perloren, ilno bdmit
perlor aub 0as 2eben fir ibn ieiueH
leBten, b09aen @ert. glrm mar er
beroetommen uno nun nod drmer gez
poroen. Das feKelte i6u oenn nod
an bic Welt2 gli6ts @jdr nibtsl
@r purOe NIT einmal gan3 talt uno
rubig Die furdtbare 2lufre9ung, Die
ibn bis jeBt beberrIc6t batte, legte ii9
onaeiihts zines pISBli6en GntIdmHes.
Meltinaer gine an ben Sdrant uno
bolte Elm 2e6ertGitcben berbor. @s iab
einem Sbmudtdit6en dbnlid, aber
aus ben Yoliiern Idimmerte matt oas
fHpdrslih blintenoeD}etall eines min
8igen 9lebolpers. gr bate ii9 ben elm
NAL i'm Sommer gum S9uB fir feline
peiten einiomen 3abeItouren anges
i9dFft ipar jeOot ME in Die Soge gez
tommen, ibn si benuben. Sept fon0
Iin enoli6 cine 9erpen0ung fir Die
tleine Woffe, bic iid6 pie EN- bormloIes
&inoeripiel8eug anIhoute.
@s puroe i6m ieltfam 5unute, bel
Der Grtpd9ung, baB er binneu penig
Wlinuten elm toter W}ann lein piirOe.
Sie piiroen ion pobl dlle 81 @ro6e
traoen bic 2eute bier inn 9ous, 10, nie
bor Sabresfrilt BEN 9eter glber ob iie
i6n auh betrauern pir0en pie jenen2
Sid)erlic6 nicbt ST botte nidts getdn,
um i6re 5reunbi9oFt 3u erperben Do
mar niemono in Der 0elt Der Inn i'm
trauern mohte. Gntfernte 8erwan0te
nabmen bon ieinem 6ob uno @ut Be-
iiB uno frellten iid Der unper5offten
Grbi6oit
Sin oroBer, feierliHer &rnlt il6er-
fam ion. Gr uo6m oen Nepolper in bic
6ano. llnpillfiirli1 louI8te er no@
einmol ouf oie 2oute un6etiimmerter
DoieinsGuBerunaen bic ibm bier 70
perirout geiporoeu marelL Sans uns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

2idies, 0aB iein @eIint ipie bas eineS
Wleniden mar, ber peiB, baB er pom
seben AblDiso nebmen muB. q
Sin tieier Sammer um ion erfaBte
iie, Regungslos bIieb lie Iiben uno
fing an nit iicD 5u re6ieu 9ruq iis
S6Hlo oaran, ooB es nit i'm 70 peit
aefommen mars 2lm tiebIten tpdr, tie
binter ibH 0reingeIauien, 6omit er mir
oera0e ieBt ni1t oIIein blieb. Qlber
iie mar nun bod pobl nicbt Sic rechte
Werg6nli6feit Da5u, nad oIlem mas
eben 8piIcben i1nen boreefalIen mar.
Sie ipollte Selbrint 3u i6m I6iden,
ober Bull, einerlei pen. menn er nur
iebt iemonb Inn iiH bate, Ser au ibm
fprab uno iblu iiber oieie erne Stunoe
Der Gnttduf6uug binmea9oIf,
wope elite na9 Selbrints g(teIier
fono oieIen absr ni8t Oobsim, iie lief
nun pie6er 6inunter uno ruttelte an
8ubls Sir. g}eriblOEenl 30oerno
6lieb Iie Dor BeltingersSiir ite6en unb
tampfte nit i6rer foliaen s6om.
SoIite Ie eintreteH uno bur4 ibr @r-
I6einen tpieoer Soffnungen in i6m err
psdsn, bic f6 ni6t erfiillsn IisBaq-
Rein! Sbre 6anb eritf mad benz
Sreppcnqelanoer, iie pollte in ibr qltes
lier 5uriidtebren' aber oann 3ouOsrte
iie oot. Sbr puroe 10 ansit um i6n.
War Iie !uirtli1 Der quite &amerob, dIs
oen olle bier i'm SauIe lie betra6ieten,
menu iie einen i6rer 6reunoe in Der
ihncrIien Stun6e, bic er 0ur4idmpfen
muBie, i'm Stid lieB2 Sin @rouen
Our6rieIelte i6ren R0rper Dei elmer I'M
tlaren @orIielluuo, bic IN l3r aufititg.
0rinnsu 6orte iie i'm aut pno nieoer
ge6eu, Ite6en bleiben uno oonn feline
rolilplc ManoerunQ pieper allluebmen.
DiirB oen 2iiripdlt pran9 ein 6eller
Qidtiireif ouf ben nod puateln 5lur
binaus.
Melhngsr bate olle Sampen im
Qltelier aaee3iinoei, and oie Dor Dem
qroBen 5neinperier. 5Pm bangle
Dor 0cr Duuiel6eit. @r tam ll5 oor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

ten bate Soft iein 5eniter dufgemaht,
pte INNER, ebe er ausging, nm bic
2abatsidpaoen bindus 81 lahen, uno
BuBl lam oeraoe nod 0dufe. sic
blieb i'm eriten Stod iteben, I'm nit Der
5rdu 81 plauOern. @r b0rte bic etipus
rauben S0ne ibrer louten Stimme.
Sine ld6eInoe RH6rung erfoBte ibn.
Die oft batten er ilnb bic olte MaIerin
einonber bod, bilbli9 genommen, in
ben Soaren geleeen, un0 nun empfanb
er beinab etipas tpie QlbI9ieospe6, als
er Iic6 bergegenpGrtigte, Dab er bieIen
Id8erlid tiefen 9aB gum leBtenmal
Dernabm.
glb ia, olles ipiirrs bier rubig unD
Better Ieinen Sang peitergeben. ipie es
AUDI na9 peters So6e Der Sail gene
fen mar. @tpas orltOrt tpiirben lie
iein unb Elm paar WO6en nod bon
i6m reOen, Damn I9loB iih bic Glide,
penn iie fein Wegiein iiber6aupt ols
Glide empfanoen. 9os 2eben bate
nibt 3eit, longe bel einem 2lbgeihieoes
nen 3u beriDeilen.
Q(ber ba nit einmal trut es ipieber
gu ibm ms Q(telier, bas 2ebeu, bos er
idon BON ii9 abgetan gu baben gIslIbs
te. @s FINITE Die Sir auf uno fam
binter Osm @onoI6irm por; II Yl0pe
itano in ibrer blaheu erniten Siebli9=
teit bo
sic Io6en einanber mebrere Setunz
ben 6inour6 reeungslos an, pdbrenO
beren beiOen Der Ser3i8log 5u itoden
fdieu, Damn i6ritt Ylowe rubig auf
ibu 81.
sd mD6te germ nod nit Sbuen re-
Sen, 6err Meltinger. @orbin, IN Der
eriten lleberraidung. babe ic6 pielIci4t
man6es geiagt. mas Sbnen pe9 eeton
BAT, unb Dds tut mir jeBt 10 leio. Sic
iino mir ols Meni9 70 freunoidaftlid
no6e getreten, Dab ib ieBt ni4t on6ers
tonnte, ais 5u Sbnen tommen, ouf Die
@efa6r bin, oaB Sie mir oas folld
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Gr lentte ben 4opf. llnmiIltlirlib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

I6otte er bic 6anO nit Dem GeoolOer
binter ben Ruden geltedt, in Der Soffz
nung, iie bdtte bic tleine Waffe niHt
bemertt; ieBt legte er iie Ieiie auf ben
Nrbeitstii9, neben Dem er itano.
Isle glauben mir geipiB ni4t, penn
Iib S6nen ioge, 0dB ie9 I'M Sic leioe, "
fubr M(0pe fort. g@s tlingt pobl etz
mos mertpiir0ig, lit aber trOBbem
po6r. llnD nun bite i9 sic, mir niAt
ben nod groBeren S1mer3 an3utun
IunD mid onnebmen 3u lahen, Sic
t0nnten ni1t iiber cine Ser5ensenttduz
I9ung 6inpeg, bic i1 Sbnen bereiten
muBte, neil es ni9t anoers angling.
yidt pabr, 10 f4pa4 uno Helm iinO
Sic ni6t2"
,Sie piFen ni6t, pas Sic BON mir
berlangen, M20pe. sic baben ii9er ME
allies ouf cine &arte geieBt, lpie i9,
unb bonn allies berloren. Sbr 9eben lit
ia 70 biel rei9er ais Ods meine."
.Dos glouben sic ieBt aus Der 8itz
terteit Sbres Ser5ens 6eraus, aber
f6on morqen oDer biellei9t iibermorz
gen nerben sic onoers oariiber oenz
teH.~
,lein, oenn mir fe6lt bic feite gaz
fs, ouf Der man elm 2eben peiter bdut,
aud penn es cine @ri6iitterung srlitt.
SD babe ia INNER ipie unter elmer Qluz
toiuggeition 9eitanoen uro Die 9inge
0ur6 bic IelbItgepdblte 8rille ongeiez
BEN. SD babe gemeint, fatt bis gum
@tel gu iein, ipdbrenO id in Nabr6eit
6uneerte. Sa, WlDpe. idb bungerte na4
Der 9iebe, no1 etipas, poran meine
Seele nit allen 5aiern bdn9en
tDnnte,"
8ei elmer 3ufdlligen 8efpe9ung, Die
er ma9te, puroen ibre 8Iide gum err
iieamol ouf bos Bib gelentt, Dus i'm
I6arfen 2imt oes S1einnerfers oas
itono. 9enn bis babin mar iie BON Der
QlndIt unD SorQe nm i'm allein IN Mnz
fpruh senommen geipeien. Die @e9nz
li6teit Der peiblicben 9eitdlt nit ibr
iel6it lprong ibr in Die 2Iugen; ebenio
fono 1ie in rem MdHn, Der pertrdumt
Ioieier @cllolt entgegsnio9, etWas. oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

To ba lam es ii6er MIDI. Dodl
BAG pnr nod ni9t sic 2iebe, e.
mar me6r Elm Gntbe6ren cine Sebns
gud6t no6 Der quten &amezaoI6att.
Gs oab nienanb, bem ih io pilliJ
anes Slid Der Grbe gsg0nut boben
ipiiroe nie i6m Qluf Sbre erlte glns
6eutung Bin DoB ic1 Tetnen 2lusiiat'n
i'm Mege ltiinDe, reiite id ob. Aber
ba puroe es mir nit einmol fur9tbar
l9per.~
nllno bos 6aben 5ie itil nit iiA
6erumaetrdgen2"
nMou miro INNER am leicbieiten
nit liD alein fertig."
mir ideint, @ie muroeu MID t
nit iicb fsrtig."
,Wenn i'd osie6en battle, boB Qes
retti bas Slid fono, bos er er6offte,
70 ndre i'd iuobl Oariiber binpegee-
fommen. Ql6er ib mertts, mie er
lanalam an bengerbdltniiien, in Die er
6ineirae3pdngt puroe, 3usrunoe 9ing,
als WlenId uno ols &iinitler. 81
tonnfe ni6is me6r i6ofien. ys'
peroe i9 fein blahes, Oerltorie.,
@efi9t bergeRen, Dos td7 eInmal
fab, ais er li6 unbeoba9tet glauote
auf 6er StraBe 6el6rints Rartes ur'
tell por Dem 8iloe. bos bei0annemalll
uasoeliellt iDar traf mid ptsllel9l
noh barter als 9eretti ielbii Sin ro'
Ienbes Wliileib nit ibm mar in melnel
5eelc unD aug oieIem Wlitleio er'
nuns Bic 9iebe, lie pu1s nit oeI
Qeib ian i6n SD tonnte nift meb'
ooqeaen ant Is mar itdrtsr als ih.
9erIie6en Gle nun DaB in Sbnen
nic6ls onoeres me6r gsbep lam, als
Sreinoiaaft uno @DmPat5ie@
ST anuo IdneiocnD auf na9m t3r'
6dnDe, prsBte iie All feline eippen alln
qinq 6ann lanalam binals neiil e
iaIiete fiH giuaus, oem er iab ntd)ls.
Gs 6atte iib pie cine I4mers A'olle
tp Dunielbeit ii6er ion geleat o5aleih
Hot immer BON Benlilr ben oas
0dmmrige @hneeIidt bercin btons.
Yl0pe Pemerlia troB oem Idpafen