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The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
Aerial Mail Service

During the last year the Post
office Department gave permis.
sion to eight applicants for ex-
perimental aerial mail service,
and in the estimate. of ex.
penses for 1916 an item of $5O,-
600 has been inserted for de-
partmental experiments in this
line. 1t is hoped to make use OF
the aeroplane to advantage in the
mountainous region where, in
many instances, towns only a
short distance from each other
in the air line are hundreds of
miles by the only available sur
face routes. 1t is also anticipa-
ed that many of the Interrupt
tions to the service now exper-
fenced by reasons of weather
conditions will be overcome
making use of air machines.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

A Georgia stenographer has
brought suit against a wealthy
man for $4,000 damages charg
ing that he implanted a kiss upon
her left hand "unlawfully, neg
|ligently, maliciously and against
her will. " Perhaps it was his
negligence which made her most
indignant. Nowadays no gir
cares for those old-style kisses
on the hand. .-Ex,
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
BilliOusneSS and COnstipa.
ton Cured


1t you are ever troubled with
billiousness or constipation you
will be interested in the state
ment of R. F. Erwin, Peru, Ind.
"A year ago last winter l had an
attack of indigestion followed by
billiousness and constipation.
Seeing Chamberlain's Tablets SO
highly recommended, I bought a
bottle of them and they helped
me right away" For sale by
all dealers. ADV.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
WHY SOME MEN GO INSANE
Kansas City Lawyer Tells OF the AD-
soIute HeIpiessness of HE
New ssteno0rspher.

"Say," inquired a prominent lawyer
of several companions the other day,
according to the Kansas City Jour
nal, "do you know that the training
of stenographers is one of the pro-
fessional mans most tedious tasks?
Why, you no more than get them
acquainted with the way to handle
your clients than4they make trouble
for you by giving your wife. the
wrong answer.
"Upon entering my Office a few
days ago heard my new steno-the
other one left to get married d-say !:
NO; he has not been to the office
yet this morning. I learned she had
been talking to a person | had an
appointment with at 800 a. M,
and I had neglected to reach the Of
flee until 8 Is o'clock.
"SAlways tell them I have just
stepped OUT | told her. Never
again let them know | failed to
reach the Office on time
''The other night I found my wife
peeved when I reached home. You
have deceived me- she said. You
told me you were going to be out OF
the city last night and that your
train would not reach Kansas City
until ten o'clock this morning. A
few minutes after train time | called
the office, and when I asked your
stenographer, if you were there she
said: 'Oh, yes; he was here at the
usual time this morning, but just
stepped OUT
"And, believe me-" added the law
yer, in conclusion, "I had one great
time convincing my wife that | real
| ly had been out of the city,"
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

improvements in the. process
of manufacturing square matches
make it possible to turn out
matches from single dipping
machine at the rate of more than
six hundred thousand an hour.
A green log is made into matches
all packed and ready to ship, in
less than two hours.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
EASY JOB.

The promoter, to the applicant
eyes, l advertised for doorman.
You are pretty broad across the
chest, aren't you?"
The applicant, swelling up: Gun
usually broad, sir"
Gust stand in the doorway, please.
All, yes, you fill the opening, don't
you? | think you are just the man
I want"
can what are my duties, sir?"
"Why, you are to fill the doorway,
that's all. There are some foolish
persons who may drop around and
try to shoot me, or hit me with a
bomb-and you are to fill the door
way, that's ALL"
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
WHEN sMITTY LEFT PARK ROW.


Smitty is character in Park Row,
New York. He was born on Man
haitian island and, until the last hol-
idays, he had never been outside the
confines of Greater New York.
Then he went to spend Christmas
with a cousin over in New Jersey.
When he returned one of his friends
asked him what he thought of the
country at large.
"1 don't care fur il" said Smitty.
'Dat Joisey is sure a funny place!
Why, all de towns over there is got
different names Saturday Eve
ming Post.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

A farmer once hired young
negro to work for him. The
first duty assigned him was to
grease the wagon wheels. Later
the farmer found that his helper
hadgreasedonly the frontwheels.
After the farmer had asked him
why he had neglected to grease
the rear wheels the negro an
swered: 'Well, boss, as long as
the front wheels run well, the
others will naturally have to fol-
low"
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
Appropriation Bill Will
Be Over $1,000. 900

A million and three-quarters
dollars to run the state of Ari-
zona during the year ending
June 80, 1916!
In addition to the salary ac-
count of $2O5, $50 carried in the
proposed appropriation bill now
before the state legislature, ex-
pense accounts for the various
state officers are included to the
respectable total of $167, 1875.
These expenses, it is to be
noted, are not for regularly sala-
ried assistants but for office
help, travelling and incidental
expenses, etc.
This amount, added to the sal
ary accounts gives total for
administrative salaries and ex-
penses of 1912, IT'S Or a ret.bur-
den for straight administration
expense of almost $50 per an
mum on each of the assumed
taxpayers of the state. 9
On top of this the bill carries
appropriations for this year OF
amounts alongside of which the
former items are but a bagatelle.
The maintenance of the state
industrial school for the year
ending June 80, 1916, is esti-
mated at $4,000 and it's i'm
provement and extension is es-
timated to cost SIS, $50 during
the same period. The state in
sane asylum will cos
$4,000 per annum for main,
tenance and $12, 500 for repairs,
etc.
The Northern Arizona Norma
school gets $84, 734 and the state
prison STAT, 700. The Tempe
Normal gets an even 500, OO(
and the state university $162,
O78.
Other state institutions gel
enough to bring the total bulge
for other than administrative
expenses to $887, 867.'a
Summed up, it is going to cos
the state Of Arizona, with
population of 204, 354. $205, 58(
for salaries of administrative
officers, $167, 1876 for the expens'
of these officers and their Offices
altlslvJ and J$88S1. g 867 Bel for or the mainte
state institutions. This make
the total burden to be borne b.
the taxpayers of the Estate 81,
260, 0,642 for the coming year
very close to $100 each if tn,
load were distributed equal,
among them. This total does
not include the appropriation
made in special bills which, tx
date, aggregate an additiona
$500, 900 or more. Phoenix Ga
zette.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
HER PROSPECTUS.

Promoters Little Daughter
Mamma, I think they'll send us a
baby now that we've moved over on
this new street.
Mamma-How SO, dear?
8 Promoters Little Daughter
Well, I've prospected the territory,
and they've struck babies on all sides
Of us.-Judge.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

Approximately 1000, 900 head
of cattle valued at SAT, 500, 600
were in New Mexico at the close
of the last fiscal year-November
80, 1914 according to the bien-
nial report of the State Cattle
Sanitary board, now in the hands
of Governor Mcdonald. i Gallup
Independent
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

j. M. Waterbury will start a
piano playing contest this week
at Riverside, Calf. He will un-
dertake to play seventy-two
hours continuously without stop
ping for food or water. During
this musical spree an attendant
will give him nourishment while
he is playing marches, waltzes
and two-steps. In recent test
he played sixty-fve hours, but
he believes this record can be
surpassed with little effort.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

If that law passes in Kansas
the one that provides a penalty
against ladies using face powder
and other cosmetics to make
them flook what they ain't"-
there'll be hair pulling, rolling
pins and fiat irons promiscuous.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

A lady gave a violet lunch,
but the proofreader permitted
it to be read as the printer set
it" violent. One of the at
tendants at the affair, who was
indisposed the next day, said,
'That explains it. "-Ex.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

New Mexico Military Institute
is the winner of the rifle shoot
ing championship of the military
schools of the country, having
won all of the seven matches and
concluded the series with a per-
centage of 96.7 for the grand
aggregate.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

Several army posts throughout
the country would be changed
into military schools subordinate
to West Point, if the bill which
Senator Cummins of Iowa is pre-
pairing to introduce in next ses-
sion of Congress should become a
low
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

It developed that the first year
of operation of Wisconsin's new
eugenics law there were 1000
fewer marriages than the pre-
vious year.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

The 1914 casualty list for the },
army of three quarters of anil mil
lion men employed in the Amer,
con coal mines, shows that 24ol
mon were killed.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

"A negro woman, lilo years old,
died in Kansas the other day.
She was said to have been on the
auction block ten times during
her detention in slavery.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

The value of the gold produced
in the United States from 1892
to January l, 1914, is estimated
by the United States Geological
Survey aat So, $40, 799. 400; the
value of silver at 81, 709, SIT, 600.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
tranpS.

l. S. Parke, state club agent
of the Agricultural Extension
s. Service. University of Arizona
inc a trip throughout tneF stssae''
organizing boys and girls CLUBS
for the coming year.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

Storage of water has begun al
Arrow Rock dam, the highest IN
the world, in the Boise reclama-
tion project, which will reclaim
an area in southeastern Idaho
three times as great as the crop
acreage of Rhode Island.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

President Wilson has decided
not to visit the Frisco fair this
month but will be there some
time during the summer.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

Chicago Judge has announc-
ed that he will start a campaign
for the installation OF a puore
wbinning post for two classes OF
offnnders-wife beaters a n q
tramDS.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

The people of Mexico City are are
said to be in want. war mus /.
he something like Sherman salo
# twas. after all.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

The total railway mileage OIL
the world is about 584, $40 miles.
Of Of this Europe has 1879, BAG miles lies
end the United States 240' 800
miles. |
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

Cantain Richard Pierson Hoo-
son saws the U. S. will be dry" IN
FIVE wears.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

The missing link of the
horse has been found in Nevada
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
THE SUITABLE.

'What kind Of pet dog would
you recommend to buy for a sport
ing man?"
II should suggest pug"
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

Mrs. Justwed Cat 1 100 a. m. Are
you sure you came straight home
from your'ofice?
Mr.. Justwed-As straight as I
could, my dearsh.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

.s,,hsor;bers not receiving their paper
regularly will confer 1aVor DS
ing the fact. --
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

a Paper for the Home Clrcle.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

tits said thatnoone can breathe
at a greater height than seven
miles from the earth.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12

circulation guarantesoo esoots open to
in Navajo counsy.o al any time
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
An,rpr1s,NG RATES.

ADVERTISING NAI I0' 1so
n,u advertisements, per inch lOc
foreign and irregular, per men lee lee
Locals, per line, per issue ;Oe,,e soc
Display ads, plate form, nep PEI inch CHI 20
Readers, plate form; y, ,ppea, per rates rates.
The The above rates are the rates per ISSUE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
lHnit
y. GrrRn.

Sa4e beteiligi por9 Bangle i6r Dor
Gntoedung2 3pang er fie pie(leid)t
unbilligerpeiis 3eugnis ge9en iib Iel-
Der o63ule9en2 Sin 8lid in i6r
NntliB 6eru6igte i6n pie0er. Dort
lauerte fein Oerifedter 9dmon; nur
&eitiir3ung lag er 0orin uno ienc uns
berniinftiss @engitli1teit, pie er Iie
BET einem pcli3eilihen Qer6Sr an
6rauen fc6pn qeipobnt mar. @r be-
Ic5loB fofort 3ur Sadie gu fommen.
n9or allen m09te ie6 Gle oarauf
aufmertiam modem" fagie er, bag
icA bier feline Qlnllage bor5ubrtngcn,
lon0ern cine llnterIu6ung 8u fiaren
Gabe. s hmill ermitteln, ob Ulilbreo
SSorleb einen Selbitmoro bcoiipl oDer
ermorbst purre. @el6er SRI Sic Sat
aud aeioeien 1T jebenfdlls bat Iie in
Sbrem 3immer itottgefurpen, 5ral
Sotior. rd9reuo sic untcn BEL Der
2rauung luareH."
Sie Fuhr unipiatiirlih nit Der6anc
nom Dem 6er5en, i1ien aber Oieie @e=
fiibfsduBerilng ioiort 3u bereucn.
Warum mobl2 Sbre @rreaung ii6er
cine lol4e 9liiieilung mar ia nur 81
nctilrli9.
oNober fpiFen sic oas2" fra9te iie
unqldubia. .GieIsidt, neil man c'n
Sc1rei ge60rt Got2~
r9os nibi gtrdbe; bod Ioacn Sis
ouf Der Stele erfa6ren, uober i9 cs
peiB." Grncc Ihritt nn9 Dem @or-
bang bin, Der Dos ejemot5 pon Dem
Spre c65iuner trennie, lIlug 0icisu
5uriid uno fpintte 0em Nldoden. DoS
in Iciner @cgieitung geiommea por.
@cnofepa ber6aAtsie i1n nit duBsf
ilcr Spauuun9; iie idieu llles Inn iic5
Fer csrqeien 3u luber nNds mid CT
iun2 Wtn bringt tr bar" fro9te ibr
Bid 9lu.6 al8 Da8 WldDMen iiber bte
Shpene trat unb i6r Don gngeiibt 3u
2lneedht aeasnNter linno, berGnosrts
iicb lhr Nus0rrd nid)t glur 8eriDuns
oeruna ur0 llugcpiBbcit ipradcu Gus
ibren 9lisren
.Gie ieunen oieIe PerIon2" fragte
Scr 4oIi3iIi.
Gsuoispn blidte iie Derddilib an.
ng9aa foil i!s 6icrs" fraats iie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

nern Der quite NuE Dos duBere Nnlez
ben Dor Der Delt bon 10 unDergleiaz
lidem Dert9" frogte iie. Sin Meib
bermag bod olles 5u opfern fir ben
Mldnn, ben iie Iiebt.
Sin liebvn6es @eib 1T Elm @ngel;
mir Nldnner ober berlieren ME uniere
meni9li9e S9pd9e. 2lnDere 8ers
lutte mOeen uns tief berpuuoen, uns
Dus 2eben perbittern, ober penn bem
Wlann iein 8eruf, feline 2lrbeit bleibt,
10 lam er iid5 itets Oaran pieoer emz
porri9ten. 9limmt man Inn ober bic
IAtung feiner Nebenmeni9en unD
Damit bic Wl0gli9feit elmer geoeibli9eil
Wirtfdmteit inter ibnen. 70 lit fein
2ebensnerb .our9f9nitten. Gr lit
nur nod elm S9otteu BON benz, ipas
er mar, penn er feinem nebr frei ins
@eiicbt gu iebeH Dermog.~
@s entltnn0 cine tur5e Stille, bic
beiOen oriidsnc eri9ien.
.lln6 bod ipeiB ib taum, per mebr
gu bebausrn mare, murmelte @enoz
feDa enOlih. der MoRn. bem 70 biel
0ur9 bic 5rau geraubt iporoeH lit,
oOer bic 5rau. bic iol9es llnsliid ibcr
ben Wlann gebra4t bat, ben iie liebt. "
8ameron fdiittelte ben aOpf,
Sine 5rau, bic etipos tun tann,
mas ibr GHanbc bereitet. tpirD iGpers
lid oII5u 5urtfiibIen6 in bctreff ibres
Soften fein."
SD msiB ni6t. Wlande Sot
i1eint i'm 2lueenblid ni9t ebrenriibz
rig uno fiiBrt sod 3ur S9on6e. Sdtte
cine Trau TO etipos periibt uno ipdre
iie Derbeirdtet -"
so miiBte man ibren @atten be-
flagen,I fiel 8ameron Elm.
Gie na6m an ieiner Seite 9laB.
.Denn i'd nun etpos beeonaen bate
iA IeBe ben duBeritsn San mas
mid in S9an0e 81 itiir3en brobte2
M1re beine 2iebe itart oenuo, um
mid oenno9 nidt auf5ueeben, ion0ern
mir TroF un0 SiiiBe 3u fein, penn ou
ipuBteIt, oaB ih nidt aus 8oSbeit,
lonoern mnr aus iugenolidem llnae=
itiim oefeblt unb teine Qlbnung gebabt,
pie febr lie murmelte nur nod un-
DeriidnoIicbe 2aute Hpo itarrte ibn srs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

ibredt an, benn duf feline Stirn batten
ii4 3ornige 5alten gelegt-
n9enofebd, rief er, i'm Dieien Sra
gen birst iic6 ein beritedter Sinn.
gBas boben iie gu beOeuten2 DroBt
uns pirtli9 Sdma9 uuO S4anOe9
9ait Oh etipas begangen -"
Sic 1dien pl0Bli6 rie umgepnnOelt
unO Ia9ts 10 6elt uu0 fr0blicb auE Dob
i'm feline eigenen Borte tb0ri9t uno
ab9eT9mndt eri9ienen. @an5 Der6ubt
I9aute er iie eli.
n@er5eib,4 risf iie ploBli1 ipieOer
ernIt iperOenD, lid mollte nur oeine
2iebe ouf bic Yrobe itellen; mir fc6eint,
lie lit nod ni6t tief unb ftort aenug.
9lber bielei6t 5erfebe ib bic Wldnner
niht, i'd babe bisber ipenig iiber iie
nadee0odf; oud puBte i'd ia nicbi,
OaB einmol all mein Slid Oabon ab=
bGneen piroe, ipie bod i'd in osiner
9ldtung itebe - in 0einer, Walter,
nibt in oerisnigen Der Wslt."
@r blidte fis 3drtli6 an Dies mar
edte 2iebe unb 6ingebung. oie iie nur
Elm ggeib empiinOet. Gr bGtte ben
Soum ibres &lei0es tiiFsn m0sen.
,8isber por i1 Elm 2ino. fubr fie
fort, .8ert unb WeIen Der Dinge pas
rem mir unbetonnt; ih bea9tete nur
bic qldn3enoe S1ale, nibt ben innes
rem 3ern. l}sine Seele lag nod i'm
S@lummer, isBt 1T iie erpodt, ih
femme iebt Die 6er3ensbebiirfni1e elmer
sSrau, ipelbe Iiebt uno ipieoer gelie6t
piro;i9 fiible mid eliidli9 unO elenO,
itoI5 unO gsoemiitigt 5uglei9- S6eint
Dir oas Sorbeit un0 llnberiianD2 Sd
muBte bisber 70 bieles in meinem Sn=
nern perfnlieBen; mir it's cine DObIs
tat, mid einmol frei ous5uipre9sn"
Sbr Sriibiinn fdien OerFIogen, iie
FAB itrobleno gIiidlicb aus ino 10 be-
iiriden6, oaB i'm Die IdOne @eeenpari
olles iibrige Der9eiien lieB; in lieben0er
llmarmung 5og ct lie an lsin Ser5
.sycBt fe0e i9 feline 6rosen me6r,
rief iie, nunO lDenn oas llngliid
tommt ~"
sic 6ielt pl0Bli9 inne. DrauBen
ert0nte Die 2lingel &ameroa ers
ipadte ipie.aus sinem- -Sran1L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

puroe. 9u o4ein, meint er, t0nnteit
QlufI9luB barber geben, unO 10 babe
i9 i6n gebeten, ii1 6irett an oid 81
lpenDen, Da icf iiber3eugt bin, bu pirit
tun, mas in Deinen &rdften itebt, I'm
oie Sa9e Der @eredtigteit 81 fOr=
bern"
Sic nidte 5uitimmenO, f6einbar oh
ne Die geriugite @erlegen6eit; bod ols
iie oonn ben YoliSiiten onreoete, ilieg
Elm lei4tes 3ot in ibre Wangen
.S6 meiB," iogtc iie, nih babe 6urd)
meine friiberen folf9en 2lngaben S6r
gere@tes WliBtrduen erregt. 8as
mid Damols bepog, BON Der Mnbrbeit
a63uipei4en, mag Sybnen nicbtig err
f6ienen Iein, inDes eriitiert jener&jrunh
ni9t me6r fir MID. Menn Gle mir
alfo 5ragen Dor3ulegen piini4en, perz
De i1 mid beltre6en, iie 10 gut idl tann
Der Wobr6eit semdB gu beantiDorten "
Sie fpro9 nit 10 DieI gtnmut uno
Wiiroe. oaB lire Worte auf @rpce
ni6t obne @inOrud bliebsn, obgleicl
Die boili1e 5Drmlibtsit leines WGien5
nibis 0aDon berriet.
nN}sHr perlange i'd nidt" erwi6erte
ct, ii4 oerbeugen0.
@snofeba fa6, Dab fein 9lr9pobu
nod reee mar unO nabm iicb 5niom=
men. rBas fir Satfaben baoen Sic
ent0edt2" forI9te iie.
o6eitatten Sic mir 3uerit cine Sra
ge. Sci unicrer leBten llnierreDung
teilfen Sic mir nit, sic 6dtten Wiils
Dreo 5orleD in Sbrem 3immer 5uriid-
getanen. ais Gle 3ur 8rauung gins
oen. gefaaD Iie iih oamals iorperli9
po6i uno BET gutter Geiunobeit2 ~
9ies 3u erfabren, 1T uns pcn QoAfsr
Midiigteit-
@as auH GenofeDd eriUariet folic
bierauf mar ie nint 0or6ereitet
Si, tcOurfte tinal 9lueen6Iid, i'm i6s
rem Sbeengang 81 oroncn.
n@iini4en Sic niHt gu anflpor=
ten2" ira9te @rDce.
oSn iiberle9e nur, iDorduf S9rc
5roee 3ielt, beriebte iie langIum
Die @orte beriibrten i6u ion0er6ar.
9onntc es m69lid fein, oaB oieIes
i10pe .luuo6pore Neib lelpIt Del Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
GO. agOriIeBuna.)

Gr bIidte bitter Dor fi1 bin. sbr
@erfprehen, Inn itets bic Babrheit 3ll
fngen. iDar ibm eineefoaen unb er 30s
gerte. )QDeHn iie nun viu" faote II
ipiirOe es lie beiOe eliidliher md9en9
s5eBt liebte iie ibn ~ iie iparen Wlann
unb 5rnu; fcbien es ni9t nntlug. .ldnsit
Derenn9ene @ei9ihten tpieOer oiif5uz
riibren2 Mos bere9tigte ibn Denn 3u
aInubcn, er Ici ibre erite uno cin3ige
2iebe getDden? Satts ni6t GenofeOa
@retprer ibre Sreier nacb 0uBenben
ge3dblt uno fpnnte ni6t lsidbt elmer
berfelben au1 ibr 6er3 cine 3eit lana
eriDdrmt boben2 gein, er pollte bic
Bruge ouf iib beruben laHen. Seine
Sisbe gu ibr ipar gu srOB.
$50 begebre nidts," erlpibsrte cr;
~bie @er9angenbeit 1T begroben ln0
tiimmert uns nidt mebr. Dein 9er3
Qebort jeBt mir uno mer oos ebte Sob
eefinOen bot, ber9iBt, oaB er ficb emit
on S4Iaden trsOBen fonnts."
cir b0rte nun 3eriireut auf feline
QBorte un0 fhieH ibren eigenen Sc
Oonten no45ubdngen.
.Sn gii9ern lieIt man bon leibenz
Idluftlilber 2iebe,4 fprad Fe linnenb,
fir lpeIdc Elm WldHn daes opfert. mas
IS 690nes uno &0fIibes auf @roen
eibt. ST bas i'm 2eben an9 fol-?
aenrif bu gum 8eiIpiel einsn Wlen=
idben, Der Elm iDirltitb iDertDoles 9es
iiBtum bineebsn iDiirbe um elmer 5rau
IDiIlen, Oeren @liid BON ibm allein ob=
bdnst2"
.9annf bu 0enten II" besonn er.
Gie unterbra9 Jpn nit feiter Stimz
ne: .2ebt lpobl Elm Wlann auf @roen.
Der ireubio nit elmer 5rnu Sdmnb
uno G6onoe teilen ipiir6e2"
vDu Henft ieltiame ssragen, Geno=
iepo. erpi0erte er. nS9on0e 1T Elm
hartes gDort. Gs aibt teine qr0Bere
Guol fir einen itoI3en Wlnun, ols Ole.
ieintn ebreniperten ylamen unter ben
9IiitlnGni1en ein3ubiiBen."
SIS lpor, als babe Elm sifger SouA
..tss lie 5ingelpsAt. ST ean Dlans
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nSIt es eingeIu9 ober Elm 4atient9"
frogte er.
9ie boroere Sire 0Ffnete li9 un0
Elm Serr trot Elm, bon sinem LAUDER gez
fleibeten 5rouen5immer oefolg!, Oos
ii9 fur9tIam an ben Siren porbei=
0riidte bis nod Dem Spre98immer.
@Ee &ameron ii9 Oortbin begab, mari
er nod einen Bid auf feline 5rau, Die
liebrei5enO uno ld6elnD oaitano
4aum ober 6atte er er6o6enen
Souptes 0as 3immer berlaTen unO
fab iie ii9 allein, 70 i9panD jeoer
S9immer bon Srobinn aus ibren
3iigen; auf ben SeHel iintsno ;iber=
lieB Re Ittb elmer 3Dar Itummen, o6er
furcbtboren @er3meifluug. 8alO jes
bod raffte fe iib pie6er tmpor uno
BEN 8lid auF ibr Spiegelbilo ge6eftet,
rief lie entf6loHsn Bin ih Oenn
fd0n, 10 m0ge mir meme S60nbeii
6elfen, mein Slid gu bepobren. 9lud
feine Seelsnru6s 6dngt 0obon a6. Sein
qreis 1T bafiir 5u 6o9, es muB gelin=
gen; allies opfere ih, nur Die Nubrbeit
ni9t.~
9(uf einmol tpur6en fcbipere S6ritts
ouf benz SeppiG bDrbar. Sie panote
iicb UNI unO alle 6arbe mid aus i6rsm
@efi9t. Der 5err. in oeFsn 9eglei=
tuno 9ottor &amerOn eintrat, mar
@r1ce, Der G5ebeimpoli5iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
Hun

sd peiB ielbsr ni9t. ildmnl'llSs
0as NRd09en Ser Serr Bat llll%
9ergebrodt, cr fogte, Sie wifo.ts"
treunolib 81 mir lein, dber i'd reg,
Sie tonnen mid ni1t leioen. ~
poate niemouO er8d6len, mos i@ gHsso
ben babe, d6er bic 6erren fra9'eH r.
lange bis lie alles puBten.
nWobon ipriht Ie9" fiel 6ier 9s"SS,
lero Itreng uno folt ein; yic6 SerllSs%E
ibrc glnIpielingen ntbt, iie muB w
oeutliber erflG1en.~
v@r8d9len Sie S6rc @el6idt', w
la1l @rpce tur3.
Dos MIochen Iab it'd, ssriegen llns lls
n@D bate ih gcabnt, pas o1rasli,ss
tommen piirOe," begann fic linD ienlm i.,
cie 9lugen pieber, pel6s lie eIllt.
Wlomcnt 5u @tnoiepa cr9oben Dal'r
osSd babe INNER an ben Siren sx
9or4i unO Our4 oie SHliifell0altr g.
ihaut; ib ipeiB, es mar unredlt ao., .,
id pclte erfn9reiI, mas b1s W}dp@ss,'
lolan9s in sSDrem 3immer lIluW,,
ipenn Sie lonit niemdnD EereinlIeBur'
SD ood6ic, i'd tonntc iie einmal isqs'tf
wenr iie i6rcu S1leier berunteTlu1[
4ls ic5 Sbnen famolS iiber bic soHpr
ier gudte. pollte ic6 nur ipiIicn op ps
Brief ben Sie fdrieben, stpa an grs ~,
Nld0fen iei. Sie ipor bod nur els, l;;,
8leiberndbieril uno tein llmgolg lm
cine pornc6me Dome. @orum id O'-
olies tat, psiB ih nidt; ic6 nil M
ertldrsn pesbol6 iH pieoer ia4g ,,,
na6Oem man mid fortgeiaidt R2liSs R2sS,
&9 muBie niiien, ob lie aud por SS.gn
rcr 0rh3eit ueh ins 3immer 9elol'T
piirOs uno nirtliA 10 ipdr's. 70,
nSie nil mt allsbem ingen, ~
mcrite Der Qoli5iii trodeIL roaB IN
ielba sur Sell S6rer Srauung I'm
6nuie wor, o6ne 0aB man oal'
iUubie."
@crofsoa oe.6arrte unbepeslln'
(5prtfeBuua foIgt)