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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Time Will Then Be Ripe, Thinks
President Wilson - Arabic Note
ExpectedMonday y--Administration
VIII Turn Down British Sugges-
ton I'm Submarine Matters

before torpedoing 10y German sub
marines will be rejected by America.
This is announced as the administra-
ton latest tentative decision as to
the future regarding summarizing.
The rejection, it is understood, will
be because submarine commanders
have difficulty in identifying mer-
chantmen as compared with liners,
and insistence on putting them in the
same class might cause future dis
puteS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Before District Court

Judge Frank Langan held a short
session OF court this morning and set
the divorce case of Coleman versus
Coleman for September p. In the
suit of Zeb Kendall versus State Of
Nevada the demurrer filed by E. /.
Patrick, assistant attorney general,
was sustained and plaintiff given five
days to file amended complaint. All
other matters on the calendar went
over.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept A high
department official has ntimated that
the American move towards Euro-
pean peace will be made by late fall
or early winter, with the pope's ap-
peal as a precedent. 1t would De
fruitless now to make any overtures,
but with an expected lull in the fight
ing and winters approach it is un-
derstood that President Wilson
thinks the time may then be ripe for
definite action
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
WAR EVENTS ONE YEAR AGO

in of Germa in
declared
nter that
econsen of the 9TH
A Nh despatch
Shobaz
following Lemberg
Germany to have sentf
Kia-Ch to Die
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
German Talk Inpudent
IBy United PresSI

BY Unlted PresSI
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The newspa-
pers indorse the government attitude
of no peace until the menace of
"Prussian Slilitaryism' is rem owed.
They claim the statement OF the Ger
man embassy at Washington that
Germany is fighting for the freedom
of the seas is impudent and ridicu-
lnus
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
NOT BANDITS, BUT UNIFORMED
i; sO[DIERs, I|Ef FIRE Il: At t.; T. s iR66Ps
Twelve of Them Cross Border and
In Engagement That Follows
Seven Are Killed -- Government
Troops Forwarded to Give Aid
to Texas Rangers

in Carranzista uniforms. Mexican SOL
ders have also fired across the line
at Rangers near Cavazos. Captain
Mccoy hurried from the Mission
with a troop OF cavalry to reinforce
the Rangers, fearing the Mexicars,
with superior numbers, might attempt
to cross.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Cooley ACQUITTED

A. f. Cooley, tried in Reno yestcr-
day before petty jury, was acquit-
ted of the charge of selling insurance
without license. Cooley's defense
was that he was employed by regu-
larly licensed agencies and therefore
did not have to have license in his
own name.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
(By United Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-The
bodies of five children, four burned
beyond recognition, have been recov-
cred from the ruins of the St. Fran
els girls directory, which was de-
stroyed by fire early this morning.
The body of Katie O'Brien, aged 5,
was recovered and it was believed At
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our heartfelt,
thanks and appreciation TO all friends
and neighbors who so kindly have
extended sympathy and help during
the sad hours Of our bereavement.
Rev. L. L. Tower and Family.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Allies Take Advantage of
Enemy'S Absence In East
Conduct Heavy Offensive for the
Possession of Argonne and Com
pei Germans to Retire --Riga'S
Fate Depends On Battle Now
Progressing

slams were driven across the DwinJ
II rty miles southeast, and the Ger
mar, attempted to cross, but, cover
ede by artil 'ry they nave SO Jar
failed. Ii the Germans cross the
evacuation OF Riga to Petrograd will
be made necessary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
SEVERAL CHILDREN ARE BURNED
To DEATH IN ASYLUM FIRE

first she was the only victim, Dut
daylight revealed others. One is be-
lieved to be Elizabeth O'Brien, aged
IA, sister of Katie. There is a pos
siblity that more children are miss
ing. Short circuit wiring or chimney
sparks are believed to have started
the blaze and low water pressure
hampered the hremen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
(By United Press)

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 4.-Harr,
rhaw has arrived here and in an is
sued statement said: Il think if Ii
yOrces were less common, it would
BE better, but as they are legal, it is
right for me to start this suit. | have
nothing of Mrs. Thaw's statement
lie denied knowing anything of E9e-
lyn's son.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Blowing Up Bridges

IBy Unlttu PreSS1
ATHENS, Sept. 4.-Under cover
OF darkness a British submarine en-
tered the Gull OF Ismid, disembark
ed several crews, with dynamite, and
blew up the span OF an important
Gebze railway bridge, twenty-siX
miles southeast OF Constantinople.
The crews returned undetected.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
DOCTOR M0HR TREATED WIFE
FR|GHTFUL[Y, FRIENDS DECLARE

with wealthy patients the widow told
Constable James Wallace: 81 know
nothing OF the murder, but what |
suffered at his hands would ca.1sc
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
(By United Press)

BROWNSVILLE, Sept 4.-Border
fights are changing from inorganic
ed bandit sorties to affairs between
the uniformed soldiers of America
and Mexico. Twelve Mexicans cross
ed the border this morning at day
light and encountered detachment
of United States troops near MADEIRA.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Turks Burn Villages
(Rv limited presS)

ATHENS, Sept. 4.-The Turks
have burned the Armenian villages OF
Ismid and Nicomedie, slaughtering
the population, so travellers arriving
here report.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
(By United Press)

PRON 1DENCE, Sept. 4.-Friends
Of Mrs. Mohr have come to her res
cue. 1t is asserted the doctor treat
ed her frightfully and having heard
of alleged relations OF the doctor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
THE WORLDS NEWS

groes under arrest for DIR. Mohr's
murder this afternoon *repudiated
their confessions. Physicians sue~
gest that possibly some enemy slew
Dr. NJ Ohr.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04

you and your people we extend CRATE
full acknowledging of the service
you have rendered for the splendid
principles for which the exposition
stands
CHAS. c. MOORE, President.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Will Disregard British Suggestion
(By United PresS0

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Eng-
lands contention that America
should insist that merchantmen as
we'll as passenger liners be warned
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Arabic Note Expected

IBy United PreSS)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Count
Bernstorff is expected Monday and
the embassy states he will possibly
bring the Arabic not and discuss
peace rumOrS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
In the Breakers

IBy UnIted PresSJ
HOOUIAM, Wash, Sept. 4,-Tne
three masted schooner Louis, from
Honolulu, was beached in the break
ers at the outer end OF the north
jetty, but is safe. She grounded i'll
the fog yesterday at the place where
the Balboa was wrecked two years
ago.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Decisive Battle Imminent
(By United Press)

(By United PreSS)
PETROGRAD, Sept. "A deci-
sivc battle to determine Riga's fate
has begun. 1t is admitted the Rus
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Sues for $50, 900
(By United PreSsi

SEATTLE, Sept. 4.-Grace Ray, re-
Gently a Portland resident, has sued
\rthur Luther, rich Los Ange1ena,
for $4,000 for breach of promise.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04

Mrs. William +. Wallace was a
departure this morning for Sparks
on brief visit to her daughter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04

Repudiate Their Confessions
(By United Press)
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 1.-The ne
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-04
Lumber Plant Burns

By United Press)
BAKER, Ore, Sept. 4.-The w. II.
Eccles Lumber company's plant
burned this morning; loss, S50,0O0 TO
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

@ernodIGIF9te 6rOiiI9doeu perIies
ren iirh 5par IN Der iparmen Sobress
5eit, i6mer3en uber i'm Winter pieoer,
unO pflegen aub meiIt Bel Mitterungss
uno Semperoturlpe9IsI, nomentIi9
ipenn man aus Der MGrme in bic
&dIie tommt, org gu juden. I'm iicb
gsgen @rfrieren Der @lieOer gu 1bibeR,
1T es ratIam, i4nelIen Me9Iel Der
Semperotur 3u permei0en, SGnbe,
GiBe un0 @eIi9t, psnn man aus ser
SGIte fommt. ni9t eIei9 an ben ipars
men Sfen oOer aus faItsm MaTer
in wornes gu bringen, fonoerr iie nit
toItem @uTer ooer S9nse lparm 81
reiben uno i'm fallen 3immer our3
GeDe9ung lib gu ertpGrmen. GegCn
dltere 5roItIbGoen tperben II. c. fols
genie Mittel als beiIIom empFoblen:
y Solmiatgeiit, Stein0l, Spiumtints
tur uno 8ilIcntrout gu oIei6en Ssis
len. q Se93ebn @romm Gteinol,
breiSebn Tropfen 2oubanum, fiinf5ebn
SropfeH pfefferminS0I. lpomit tGgli@
einige Mals bic erfrorenen @lieber 3u
feitreiHen uno nit alter. ipei9er Qeins
panO gu umpideIn iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

glimm 10 pieI geibdIte 9(spTsl, tpie
gu oipei pfunD, IGnglib uiht gu biinn
geI6nitten. n0tig fuo. Mcnu Suoe.
ri9tet, pirb in einem breiten Sopf
elm WiertelpfunO Butter 5erIoHsn
(Siibbutter) uno bic NepfeI borin
pei9 oeoiinItet, ober 10, ooB Iie ni6t
Ssrfansn. Sino fie ipciG. iperOen flint
lln5en 3uder iiberIfreut, SoFt BON
elmer uno SAoIe Don elmer balben ST.
trohe Do3u. Bier GigeIb iperoen nit
Helm penia MoKer ousaeriibrt uno
tommt iibsr bic 9lepfeImoie. 9llIes
piro orOentIi9 0ur9eeidpentt unO
noGmoIS oufs Teuer geIeBt, Big oues
gar lit. (ober nidt Ioden). 9ie Maie
iommt in tine nit Butter beitribene
unp nit @edmebl beitreute NufIaufs
form uno ipirb DreipierteITtunDe in
sinem mdbig beiBsn Sfen eeboden.
S9ooet Der Site ni9ts. lpenn ou9
zine Stunbe Dor Dem @hen sebudsn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
9ic GRduucr int Gis.
GIne pOlarpiilDu pOn Grie 9iclcih

Das Sis, bieIe peite ontrie9enbe
&dIte, ipurbe bunfelrot por 6iolmors
Qlugsn. Sin me9oniI9er @ilfe bog
iEa gu ieinen @enoTsn 3uriid
Sell Wlonoten tGmpfte bic @rpeOis
tion bur9 Die orttiI9e Jremobeii.
Seit Monaten beobo9teten fi9 Die
Mdnner untereinanoer, unb jeoer
tunnte Die piuaigeu TaIten Der Stimz
mangen BEL onDeren. Msnn iie ii9
portpGrts tpiiblten bur9 bic tnteegens
fhiittenOen S9neemoHen, Oorin barte,
TpiBe MinOe tniffen, trennieu lie ii9
nett Bon einanoer. Denn ibre .0irns
I9rien no9 anoeren @inbriiden, no9
neueu, iei es nebenId9licbsn @ors
tommniKen. Sie i9rien nu9 elmer
QosreiBung bon Der lteten itumpfeu
mehdniI4en @eoantenrsibe, Ole tpie
unii9tbdr nogsnbe 3Gbne in ibre Ners
ben gepreBt mar.
9ialmar fiibIte ipieber rote Mellen
6ur9 ieiRe 9lugen peitIden. gr itieB
einen leeren Bid ouf Oie Meiis. Ser
rdnn INNER berSpeifeIter iiber bic
Stride Oes SIZES unb ram INNER
ndber an bic lpantenben @eItoIten, Die
Inn ibn iporen, Sjalmar fiiblte cine
grdbli1e llebslteit iiber feline 2ippen
gleiten, uno bo, ipie bon Itrei9elnben
MGo6enbdnoen befreit, blidten feline
@soanten 3niIhen onerbano l1nour9>
bringlichteiten binour9 uno cine fonz
nige gbene bon @ntf9luB unO neuem
@oraang. =
Sin S9rsi, Der ipie Elm 5lottern
I1narSer D0gel iiber oos Gis bro9,
iprenete SioImars 9efeRslte &raft.
llno nit plumper @efe Itiir0te er auf
per SborIten, Der erI9roden in elm
poor toIlpiitiee Q(ueen blidte tino
bann BON Sjalmors 3dbnen fein @es
Ii6t 5erfleiIben Ipiirte.
Sin SduB ipirbelte Sjolmor gu
Boben. Mie Elm 9ooesurteil treilelte
bic EueeI 0es Gaos fern -.
Ser Sborften ftorb langfam. llns
IGtis itonben Die &lumpen Der M2dn=
ner nm i'm berum. Seine @epequng
IDIe MenidIein aus Der poIarIiille.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
Slit 9auS umO
&Ide.

y gfeffermin5frout. Spon5is linz
gen; Melihe, Elm uno elm Drittel;
SoIbei. Elm Drittel; 9on5sr 3immt,
Spei 0rittst; @eil4enpuroel, elm 9rit.
tel; SSnsper, cine 9aIbe llu5e; a@toig'
prp5entiger g(ItobOI, fiiuT quarts;
tpeiber 3udsr, bier uno Elm babies
pfunO. 6iinf Soss iteben IoKen, be-
itiGieren, rettiii0ieren, 10 Di,I MaRer
suieBeu, OuB oIIes 5uIummeu 5ebu
Quarts ousmadt.
q Cine boIbe lln5e pfsffermin50I,
0Dei uno elm bolb pints 3udsrIprup.
fiinf Pints rettifi0iertsr Spiritus unO
,in babies pint 9lItobol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

tiTd mebr nit Ser, bic mir pors
mails beim Qlus5ug nit uns berumtrus
gen. Mir Euben uns in Der 9luguits
Tonne ge6dutet unO i'm Septembers
piHO. BEL Dem epigeH nllutersfreiems
0immeI", gang anoere Sdfte, gang ons
Oere Wlusteln gebolt, uus BON GjruHO
aus regensrirt. Sure 5iirfor9e, iDdre
iie bier tbdtig, piirOen mir Sud gar
ni9t bonten; iie piiroe uns roub uno
Derle9en MAIDEN.
Gieb' feline @erin9I9dbung Oarin,
baB SSbr bon Gefabren, iolunge ipie
m09li6, fern9ebalten iperoet. &ennit
Du 8iSmords Mort aus bem Saupts
quarter 1870: nQlu9 Die unperbeKer@
li9fe Ga1iuofliege betommt bier
Sebniu9t na9 Der SGusli9teitl"
SD CLAUDE, Sober bat neben Der
Itrablenoen Some .&rieg", bic uns
man6mol blenbet, mon9maI Itumpf
uu6 mi0e mo9t, nod irgenbpc cine
eebeimniBpoue 2eubte fir iidb, Die i'm
gan5 bon fern an6lin5elt unb ibm BON
elmer ianftereu Nelt, BON Misoeries
bensfreuben 1prid]t 9u, bns Stern
Isin, bsiBt immer tpieber: Meib! Der
cine bciiBt cs i9on, Der onoere bofft
Oarauf. Ser brittle geoentt Ieiner Mut=
ter ols eines Seiligtbums, un0 ou9
oie S9peItern tommen ni9t au fur3.
Gtpns BON Der &roft bieIes 2eu9tens
tpiiroe berl0I9en, faint AUDI Sbr freis
pinig in Die S9lo9tlinie.
9ie S9pere Der 8erluIte, unter oe>
nen Elm Sieg erfdmpft tpiro, bepabrt
I9on Elm bib9en Dor llebermutb. -
StelP Dir ober ou9 ni9t Dor, ooB
mir berbiKen un0 t@fbdngeriI9 pd@
rem: enttpeoer miibe pie Elm Sbier,
o6er ipob ipie Elm S9miereniteber, ents
peoer beIorgt ums Wobl Der uns Qlnz
bertrauten. ipie cine @roBmutter, ooer
iorelos ipie Elm &in0 - SpiI9sn bie=
fen Yolen pen0elt unIer 9emiitbs3uz
Itanb bin unO Der.
QDie iollten mir ben SOB DQrinIen"
IeDen2 Meiitens ridden mir ibm ouf
ben 2eib, merten's nobl toum, penn
mir ni9t mebr an ibm Dorbeitommen
-oOer er bsIu9t uns pl0Blicb, unbers
iebens. @luuB mir, Der IeBte 2aut,
oen Der Sterbenbe finoet, 1T Der Name
eines Weibes. QDir tennen iie ni1t,
bic @eIegnete; ober mir merten INNER
tpieoer, ipel9e Wobltbot in bem Sc
Oonten Iie9t: Mir i6iiBen Sud, mir
Iierben fir sud-
llnO mure Du nibt mebr ii6er Be-
porSugung. Die lit ebenIopenig pors
bonOen pie @eringi9dBung fir Did
unb Deiue qlei9fols bo6eimgebliebe=
nen Wlit19peItern. Guer Sinnen unb
Sruc3ten gebt unabIGIiig, unabgelentt
ms Terne, Sybr quGlt Sud om g(lltug,
am 5eiertog. in ben itillen StunOen
je0er 9}a9t in Gorge unD 3ittern um
uns. &siner 1T 0o, an Dem Sbr Gu1
Grgern, teiner, an bem Sbr Sud
freuen tOnnt. Sebe bat minoeIteus
einen babel ~ unO pGr's piriliH on=
oers, iDGre Fe aud ni9t frob. g1ein,
i9 Iteue Guer 9eiben unierm glei9
unb bite Did: bermebr' eS Dir ni9t
nod Ourd Iolf' rebeuif9e @eounten.
@bsn bliBen bic Sterne ouf; iInIere
- 9u tpeiBt fbon, pelhe ib meine
geben ME unter. &onn Did oos
9epuBiIein ni6t ItOI5 unO Oemiitig
mo9enl?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Mon nimmt 5p0lF &artoTfsIn, lGGlt
unb reibt Iie, briidt Iie gut aus, oann
reibt mon bier bis fiini getodte &ars
toffsln, ipsnn lie toIt IinO. 10 erpGrmt
man lie; oonn ldneiost man Spei
grDt&en in fleine Murfel, roTet Fe.
ST bos olIes gston. 70 riibrt man oen
9eio 5uIommen. Die roben 3ortot,
feln nebIt StGrte, bic 5uriid bleibt,
briibt man nit etpas setodtem Mals
fer ODER WliIH an, tut bic eetoAten
&ortoffeln neblt Sal0 Ooou (mun gebe
o9t, OoB Der Seie nicht gu iueib 1T.
oa tsin Mebl gu oen RIoben oenoms
men tpirb), mengt es gut unter, nimmt
70 pieI Teig, oIs in Die bobIe 9unc
eebt, moGt cine @ertiefung, fiilt oies
IeIbe nit benz ger0Iietsn 8rot, bollt iis
Ih0n runO, Ieet iie in todenoes @aIs
Ter. Sn 8pon5ig Wlinuten iinO bic
&l0be fertig. DieIelben i9meden Su
SouerTleiIb, &olbsz uno &inosbraien.
DEFENDERS ou S9peinsbroten nsbli
Souertrout bO4fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Sc no6 @eoorf lpei6t man trodene
Semmel in MiIh Elm uno orbeitet 0er'
tleinerte Murlt oarunter, idldgt Elm
ponr GiipeiB 5u S9uee, oas GigsIb
orbeitet man gut perquirIt nit ourd,
gibt 3ipisbsl, GoI5, Sdnittlau9, noH
Geidmod 3itronsnlaft ober &nobs
Iau9 oo0u. 9lun muB Der Teis gut
burdeinanOer eearbeitet unO etipas
Wlebl ooou eemodi unO gu tleinsn &iis
9eI6en-om belen nit einem Gbl0fs
fsl geformt unO in Die pfunns esesben.
Sn Butter sOlo9elb geboden, icbmedsn
iis enn0 ausge5eihnei. 9lu4 in SeI
eeboden munoen Iie iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

9ie griinen 9}feffer perben eepas
Then unO Iebr fein geidnitten, Die Sas
ment0rner miihen o1e enifernt psrs
osn. Damn cine boIbe Stunbs in eiss
taItss gBaRer gelegt, nit Der Sono
ausgebriidt uno nit elm tpsnig SaI3
unO 3uder permiI6t uno cine boIbe
Stunoe Iteben Iuhen. Damn pir6 eine
fron5OfIbs Sauce aus @fiig, Nel.
pfeffer unb Elm iuenig SaIo boriibsr
ge9oileH, berumeelhpentt. Ser Sas
lat fbmedt iebr i40n unO oppetitIi@
onregeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Scituns oorIcieuo): p@ei Soiers it
Elm llngIiid geihe6en oos W2doden
lit beim 6eniterpuben ans Dem Sen-
tier geiaIlcn" Sic: nCie armc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Fls'is,, 'i,, Ii.s. Sm 6sIbs, ottob.r 1914.
d, Nie inSe iS0e Troul
sfai' e. Sis psg@SIt9si9 sS+as945. 9stu gri,fl Qi,s,n
jSr,iUsls 9s9tss Sa!1 un6 Oie @Orge
bss''isS,.eu. en- en- sSslt, piros i'd meEr
@ las5,i Si5sf sopf'stsS't' S''@a'' @is i9 ' S'i Sci.
o5ss9 Ben Iieosn' '' aOer ems: 8ir bier
Ss Nd B%,r 'soF s@SfaSS,n %iSt "St Dirs 0isa len
qpss@'nnSb noS oaSFS'ls9dst eben gang nus
snI.rsg! g!9tsiisu ,,r Den @ertb Der 8e-
s'i'liai'fit' f'' If p5t; aar @j59 ei@t iB.a. SaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

@egenpGrtig nimmt mon On.
boB nur nod pierbunoert BON oen Bee
riibmten 3sOern oes 9ibonon pprbon.
ben iin0. unO bat fie besbolb nit einem
Steinipon gum S9uBe Der jiingern
8dume esgen bic INNER bun9ri9en
8erg3iegeu uneeben. 0ie 3eoern ites
ben ouf elmer tleinen Gbene, bic etipas
iiber 1900 Nletsr iiber Dem Wleere
Iieet. Sine Dielfod espunoene StroBe
fiibrte BON 8lerreb ben glbbong nod
ben aIten Bdumen binouf.
Heuers5 5orlhuneen bobsn es &C..
ipiB oemodt, boB Der oroBe Neformos
tor Der religiolen Wluiit. poIcItrino,
bereits i'm Sabre 1914 geboren it,
Desbolb fper6en in Stolien groBe @ors
bcreituneen fir cine lpiiroiee syeier BON
paIeIrinos 400. @eburtstoa oetroFs
fen. 9luf benz eroben plob BON goles
trina lon cine Stotue bes &iinItIers
srricbtet peroen, uno bic n0tioen Gjelbs
mtttel our Qlusfiibrung 0es TentmoIs
Toleu Ourb cine 0fieutIid1e @ommIuno
auIeebrdht ipcrOen. @s ipiro aud
beobfdtiot, in poIeitrinos Geburtss
baus eipe SommIung ou begriinbsn.
bic ieil,. Monultripte. bic iih in ben
Q[r6ipen pon Son @ioponni in Qns
ternO befinben, uuo Die portroiis unO
3eitnuuesn Die on uer'9isosrcu
Gtellen 1critreut fno, Uereinisen fol-.
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gndoiges 6rGulein t6oti6hlih ipuu-
Ocrbiibibl - SiuO Sic oenn ooS
mirtliA2 ?"
in@emiitb. II Gr (ous ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Srau S0ferl sic bat aud INNER
Bed nit Oen Gienitboten. Gas lit
icbt ibon Oos biertc W}dodcn, oos tic
obue aiinoiglng eutlaiicu muBr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

SWllVBel.
So sibt aud 9eibeioene unter Den
Siiritsu.
Dsr Slid bat, Dem Iegt Ielbf Elm
Sabn @ier.
@r6eit.! Der JIeiB OerI6lisBi
Der Tot Die Sir.
N it perIpro9enem SOI5 lam maj
teineH Glen bei5en.
pie Meniasu bauen GaI0hsr uni
bic 3eit bout &uinen.
pie 8rout5eit 1T pis iuber Deip
bod Die ebe 1T Giiig.
Ser bangrigen aubs Idmedt ON
beiteu cine iatte Ylaus.
Mer bic GubeIiprocbe ipri9t. ipirb
BON ieosrmonn Deritanoen.
@er nit Der Mdgo iGnoelt. moGi
iic 5ur Serrin ieiner 6rou,
Donte @ott fir Oos StrOb, psnn
Dir Der IO99en miBrdten 1T.
@erf6IieBe bsine Sir, oud
iuenn bein glo4bor sbrlih 1T.
On bo6en 8Gumen febt man am
beiten. luober Der @inO ipebt.
@snu Der TroTA lot 1T. Isbsn iif
ibm bic GIiegeu in ben &o4en.
0ie anute te6alt nur 10 Iangs
re4t, folanse lie psitI4en lam.
Msin lHIimmer Singer l9merS!
mid mebr ais osins tronte 9ano.
@tne Sano Don Slid fiibrt ro'
f4er gum 3isl ala Elm Sod poa @eis'
beit.
Der MonO ipiro gu benz berunier'
iinten, Der ibm nit goIoenem Singer
ipinft.
@er bem @Iiide noHI6uit, Der
fommt nit 8errihenen S6uben nub'
bauis.
ST Der Dolo ou9 nod 70 erob.
tr bot bod nit einem 8aume onge'
fanscn.
Sin SsrrIGsr tiir5t eber BON
Sbrone, oIs baB er freipiaig berun'
teriteigt.
Der IeBte bat ouh feline @orieils:
penn er iBt, miihen ibm ole onoern
5ui4au,n:
Sin fr0bIi6sr 0erlierer, Der ims
msr @erIierer uHo INNER frDblib it,
lit Elm Harr. N
Gs Fd6rt mander eei6idt nuf benz
SluIie. Der auf Dem Wleere unter'
gebsn piroe.
Ulon lam ben WinO nidt nad
Der Uliible. obsr ole Muble no9 oem
gBinoe orebsn.
Gs Iino nitt MIR bi, Sobre. mi.
bsnen man oliert: ons Ser3 miro Oft
Dor ben Sooren grou.
Dis TrouenboTer mb bie M6n'
nerfeinoinnen iino es nur, tpeil fe's
ni6t INNER serpeIsn fno.
Die fronS0liIHe 9(tnoemi, Bat be'
fhliebeH mIHen, ipeil lis teinsn eeeig-
neten Yeiperber um ben @roBen Nite.
roturpreis pon 10000 6roncs bat fin.
Den t0nnen, ben i'm pergoneenen Sabre
unter einitimmieem Yeifna Der 0ffsrts
Iicben Msimno 3omoin glo1dno fir
leinen @omon3ptIus .Seon Gbrifol
pfc" erboIten bate, oiesmol niht Su'
5usrtenuen unb ole 10000 Trnncs IN
bic YerfuTler psrihieoener geI6i4tIi,
cher inD Observation-Disclosures JNerfe
gu uertsiIen.
@egenlpdrtig nimmt mon On.
boB nur nod pierbunoert BON oen be-
riibmten 3eoern oes 9ibonon porbon.
ben iino. unO bat iie besboIb nit einem
Steinipon gum S6uBe Der jiin9ern
YGume eegen bic INNER bun9rieen
9ergoiegeu umeebeu. 0ie 3eOern ites
ben oui elmer tleinen Gbene, bic etpas
iber 1900 N1eter iiber Dem Wleere
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