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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17
UNITED VERDE co.
 SELLS WATER PLANTS
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

VI J
 By deal involving total of $57,, 73O.S1 the Upper Verde Utilities Com pany has become owner of the Je- rome electric light and water plant and the Clarkdale wate- system, the same having been transferred to the company named by the United Verde Copper Company.
 r The property involved includes all franchises, the distributing system of the light and two water plants, poles, wires, four large storage tanks with a total capacity of 77,OOOOOO gallons of water, the sewer systems of the two towns, pipe lines-in fact all the property connected with the systems named.
 The price paid for the Jerome prop erty was $5l ,50671 and for the Clark dale concessions $6,224.1O, and the bills of sale for the same have been recorded at the court house.
 The company which has acquired the property expects to make many improvements at once. according to recent statements, enlarging the capa- city of each system to meet all the requirements of fast growing popu- lation.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17

Grand Matron Mrs. C. Bergoon, com pleted the official proceedings of the Grand Chapte- of the organization yesterday forenoon, and the outgoing trains in the afternoon and last night took the last of the visiting Masonic and Eastern Star delegates from the city.
 The subordinate officers appointed by Mrs. Bergoon were as follows:
 Emma Frankel, Yuma, Adah.
 Danitz Anguis, Bisbee, Ruth.
 Georgia Aitken, Prescott, Esther.
 Blanche Jacobs, Globe, Martha.
 Frona Far7, Winslow, Grand Chap lain.
 Margaret Frances, Tucson, Marshal
 E. Wingate, Mesa, Grand Warder.
 A. L. Smith, Prescott, Grand Sen tinel.
 Georgia Hampden, Tucson, Frater- nal Correspondent.
 These officers, in connection with the elective grand officers, list of which was given in the Journal-Mincr yesterday morning, were installed by the retiring Grand Patron, William A. Parr, assisted by Mrs. Jessie Stem ington, of Flagstaff, as marshall
 Closing Scenes.
 The closing scenes of the meeting consisted in the adoption of a resolu- ton of thanks on the part of the visit ors to the local chapter for the man ner in which they had been enter tained. This was supplemented by the presentation on the part of the Grand Chapter to the local chapter of a beautifully engraved silver pit cher, jubilee memento. The pre- sentation of this highly prized gift was made by Past Grand Matron Mrs. Dovie P. Thomas, of Bisbee, who took occasion to pay tribute to the local chapter and wish It great de- gree of progress and prosperity for the future Worthy Matron of Gold en Rule Chapter, Mrs. J. R. Lowry, responded in happy vein.
 Another feature of the meeting was a congratulatory speech by Past Master R. N. Fredericks, reply to the resolutions of thanks and accept ance of the gift. He took occasion also to congratulate Golden Rule Chapter on its efficiency and the man. ner of entertainment the ladies af- forded to make the meeting of the Grand Masonic Bodies of Arizona a success in Prescott.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17

J. H. Barrett, Douglas, Grand Scribe.
 K. \. Fredericks. Prescott, Grand Treasurer. c. J. Roskruge, Tucson, Grand Sec retary. J. R. Jenkins, Phoenix, Grand Chaplain. A. w. Vanneman, Douglas, Grand Lecturer. r. P. Cruice, Prescott, Grand Cap tain of the Host. C. F. Philbrook, Bisbee, Grand Principal Sojourner.
 E. A. Hughes, Tombstone, Grand Royal Arch Captain w. s. Allen, Tucson, Grand Or ganist.
 w. A. Parr, Winslow, Grand M. of Third Veil
 F. G. Brown, Prescott, Grand M. of Second Veil.
 J. D. Wick, Globe, Grand M of First Veil.
 R. l.. Fuller, Tucson, Grand Sen tinel.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17

pines and on the foothills and noun tain peaks.
 Lodge Notes.
 Here's a limerick pr. H. T. South worth and R. K Porter got off at the Master Masons' smoker which is all together too good to keep:
 Mrs. Munds is a great legislator Christian Science has made her still
 greater;
 To keep the smallpox
 From out of her socks,
 How the deuce can the Doc vac
 cinate 'er?
 Few kinds of weather known to the catalogue that Prescott has not been able to dish up to the visiting Ma sons and Eastern Star sisters this week They all seemed to enjoy the big snow flakes yesterday. One visit or was heard to remark yesterday, when snow flakes nearly as large as apples were falling, just look at that. True Prescott never does anything by halves"
 A party of Phoenix visitors posed in the snow on the plaza yesterday while their picture was taken. The ladies of the party said they en- joycd the treat thousand times more than they would have enjoyed a Fourth of July picnic on the plaza grass.
 Local Masons are prolific in their praises of the very elegant manner in which the grand lodge treated them with reference to the distribution of official plums.
 With the addition of the Masonic gavel presented to him yesterday by the Grand Lodge, R. N. Fredericks has quite store house of Masonic kecpsakes, in the form of gavels, jewels, badges, and other insignias, and he is very proud of them.
 The Masons are made of good
 leather
 They're stuck on mulligan weather:
 To make their visit complete
 We've mixed rain, snow and sleet With the beautiful tints of our
 heather.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17
JUBILEE CELEBRATION
 AN ELABORATE AFFAIR

nature. They told of the efforts oi fine order for the uplift of humanity from the time Arizona was wilder ness to the present. and dwelt upon the many features of the order which made fer the advancement of civili- zation in this western country.
 This jubilee celebration will go down in the Masonic lodge annals of the state as one of the brightest and most enjoyable features of meeting which has had few equals since Free masonry commenced to unfold in the cline of the setting sun, and fifty years hence some of the younger members of the Arizona lodge who attended will be able to recount the things said and done by the old patri- archs in Prescott fifty years ago, when the half-century mile post had been reached.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17
PIONEERS HOME
 SERIOUSLY IN BALANCE
(From Saturdays Daily.)

tfTOm OalnIudy Ddlly.J
 An appropriation of $32OOO will be needed for the support of the Pion- eers' home in Prescott for 1915 and 19l6, according to Superintendent Wren. and this is the amount that has been asked for.
 The interests of the home, however, are in the balance, and the question now is whether the Legislature will make the appropriation, if the lowe- house refused to pass the Goldwater bill modifying the so-called mothers pension law. or if something else equivalent to this bill is not accom- plished, making it sure that the home will not be discontinued. The Gold water bill has been held up in the house thus far, word having been given out that this body considers that the legislature has no right to re- peal any law initiated by a majority of the votes cast on the proposition. It was understood when the Gold water bill was passed in the senate that it would also be speedily passed by the house, thus bringing the mat te- of the power of repeal to an issue by the courts. In two or three coun- ties of the state, including Yavapai, court actions had been instituted to set aside. if possible, one of the most vicious pieces of legislation that could well be dreamed of, but all these ac- tions were halted by the introduction of the Goldwater bill The recently announced position of the house has. however, further complicated matters and the whole matter is still up in the air.
 In Cochise county the board of commissioners withdrew support from the county poor farm and hospital and these institutions have been kept running by virtue of the guarantee of a Douglas bank temporarily. It was the purpose of the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce to appeal the case ruled on by Judge Smith ad- versely to the mandamus proceedings, to the Supreme court, but this move ment was also retarded by the intro duction of the Goldwater bill.
 It is the consensus of opinion that if county hospitals are to go. under the initiated measure, the Pioneers Home is in the same category. Par ticularly is it necessary that some thing tangible be accomplished before the adjournment of the legislature, as an appropriation is necessary from that body to maintain this institution.
 The records show that during 1913 there was expended for the support of this home the sum of $13.29909, and for improvements $264.S0 For 1914 this amount was increased to $15,689.75, owing to the increase of the number of inmates. The institu- ton IS now crowded beyond its nor nal capacity and there are applica- tions on file for further admissions. The plans for the addition of a de- partment for women, as provided for in the Parsons bequest, are also awaiting the settlement of the status of the mothers pension law
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17
Registrations Yesterday.

In addition to the list of Masons, including visitors and delegates, which was published yesterday morn ing, the following placed their names on the registration book at the Ma sonic Temple yesterday:
 William A. Parr, Winslow; F. H. Jones, Globe; A. l.. Rees, Jerome; F. s. Baldwin, Tempe; A. c. Hulett, Tucson; F. H. Sawyer, Tucson; G. B. Bogard, Florence; H. T. Deity, Phoe- nix; J. R. Treat, Flagstaff; F. O. Goodee, Tucson; o. w. Blickenstaff, Casper, Indiana; Geo. H. \. Lukes, Phoenix; ]. D. Bennett, Florence; George Walker, Rochester, \. Y.; H. L. Commins, Rochester, \. Y.; Harry w. Houston, Globe; w. C. McWhirt, Safford; w. c. Linn, Ft. Scott, Kansas; w. c. Morris, Clifton J. H. Bailey. Duncan; P. H. Brown, Tempe; B. (. Marks, Phoenix; G. B. Wilson, Flagstaff; A. s. Frankenberg, Mesa; H. H. Savage, Holbrook; C. B. Cravens, Kingman; E. s. Miller, Flag staff; NJ. H. Buckncr, Kingman; T. (. Frie-, Flagstaff; C. T. Leonard, Phoe- nix; H. D. Stephens, Globe; w. R. Banks, Bisbee; w. N. Andrews, Os- wego, \. Y.; F. c. Morris. Berryvillc, Arkansas; R. E. Chalmers, Gosport, Indiana; c. T. Anderson, Carbondale, Illinois; Edwin F. Farr, Jerome; s. F. Denison, Jerome; A. L. Grow, Tomb stone; Sidney Birch, Hamilton, \. D.; w. L. Thornton, NassauddoX, Vir- ginia; Francis A. Shaw, Phoenix; Norman r. Wykoff, Jerome.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17
MRS. [. BERGOON ELECTED W. |.
 MATRON
GRAND CHAPTER O. E. S. NAMES OFFICERS; BAN- QUETTED BY LOCAL OR DER IN ROYAL FASHION
(From Fridays Daily.)

Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. C. Bergoon, Nogales.
 Worthy Grand Patron, James Bar rett, Douglas.
 Associate Grand Matron, Mrs. Alice Lutley, Tombstone.
 Associate Grand Patron, H. A Drachman, Tucson.
 Grand Secretary, Mrs. Annie NJ. St Claire, Phoenix.
 Grand Treasurer, Mrs. Anna Nor gan, Willcox.
 Grand Conductress, Mrs. Della Ftier, Flagstaff.
 Associate Grand Conductress, Mrs Holland Merryman, Phoenix.
 Grand Lecturer, Wm. B. Mckinney Wilcox
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17
LOCAL CHAPTER, o. E. S.,
 HIGHLY IGNORED
(From Saturdays Daily)

Installation of the grand officers of the Order Eastern Star, including the subordinate members of the new staff which were appointed by Worthy
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-17
More History

The addresses of M-. Bailey and Mir. Smith were also of a historical
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

Sfetn Wun0er, baB T9 bic bret
beteiligten Gtonten .um bic tpertbole
Beute riKen. rod am Mbenb bes
9. Nopember trof cine bulgdrif4e
Oibtiion bier elm, um ben Mnfpru9
8uIsariens ouT Soloniti geItenb gu
MAIDEN; am 10. erret9te gu entipres
9enOem 3tpede ferbif9e Reiterei Die
Sta6t. Dos G9idInl fiigte es, Dab
Der enttbronte Sultan Mb0ul 9amib
II. bic @oitfrsunofdaft bes Deuts
i9en Reiaes funb unb seraoe nod
re9taeitig Dor benz @intreffen Der
8altontruppen auf Der n2OreIep"
nd9 Ronitantinopel sebra9t puroe.
ROnig @eorg BON @rie9enlanb f@lug
Ieinsn Sit in SoIoniti auf, I'M f9On
bierbur9 ben @iaen gu betunoen,
boB @rie1enIano bic Staot bebdups
ten tperbe unb als Gisentum betru4>
tie. gu9 R0nig GerOtnunb bon Bull
garisn trof Elm unO einigte ii4 nit
&Onig @eorg oabin, bdB Saloniti
einfpeilen unter srie@if@er, oas
6interlan0 unter bulgartf9er 8ers
tDoltung blieb. 8alb Ourduf fieI R0s
Mig @eOrg Der MOrOpaffe zines gries
9ii9en 5anatiters in ben @ahen BON
Snlpniti gum Spfer.
9lls es i'm SuIi 1918 Spif9en
8ulgarien ouf Der einen, Serbien unb
@rie9enIanb ouf Der anoern Settle
gum Rrtege ii6er bic enogiiItise Set>
lung Der 8eute fam, Derfn4te Bull
garien Ii1 Dor allen SaIonitis gu
bemG9tisen. 9as llnterne3men f4lug
fell. Sas erie9ifde Seer orGngte Die
bprt alien Geiten bart bebrobten Bull
garen in beftigen &dmpfen auriid, 10
6aB @rie9enlanb fi9 beim 5rtebenss
f@luB ni9t nur i'm 8eiiBe SaIonitis
bebouptete, fonbern aud bas 2ano
i'm Often nit Seres un0 Ratpala
5tnougetpdnn.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

9eraus, oen bic @rteGen geponnen
9aben. Mm Z. Nobember eri9ienen tie
oor Der @tabt. SEPT rG9te es li4,
oab bic Siirten Die 8efeitigungen bes
ipi4tigen plabes batten perfanen
lafen. S9uBlos lag Saloniti DOR
benz SeinOe. Nur berna9ldHigte
&ingmauern aus Der penetianif9en,
fopie cine in Sriimmern liesenoe
3itaoele aus altturtil9er 3eit naren
als tiimmerli9e Meite porbanben. 9m
8. Nopember itredten $4,000 SIrs
fen nit $50 Gefdiiben Dor ben @rts=
den Die Waffen. @riedenIanb bate
einen febr sroBen Grfolg bierbur@
errun9en. nit Der @roberuns ben
Saloniti NOR feline fiibnite Soft
nung erfiilt = aleroings elm glGn<
GENDER @epinn, oenn Die Stabt 1T
elm b09ft ausii9tsrei9er StapelplaB
unb oas 9interlano elm bIiibenber
@arten. Sibma5ebonien biloet ben
fru4tbari item, aud ben am beiten am
gebauten Sell Der gan3er 8altans
balbiniel, Elm MeiSenlanb Bpm tpun=
oerbarer Musgiebigteit; bier geoeibt
porpiegeno Der fogenonnte rtiirfifde"
uno rdgbptif9e" Sabat.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

1890, srobs @srbeerunssn onridtes
ten. Teuerbinss lit mon9es fir bic
6sbuna Der Souberteit un0 fit bic
6erfte[ung georoneter 3uftdnoe GEE
fdeben. Die neusren 8auten geben
Der @tobt Elm msbr obenOIdn6ifGes
@eprGge, 10 bic ROnfuluts> un0
BantgebGuoe, bic b0beren GebranitaI>
ten, Der Babnbof unb Die 9afenans
Idge nit BEN 3oqamt.
Set SoIoniti Der M~itteIpuntt cts
nes guten giIenbobnneBes ~geporoen
1T, bot es oIs Safenz unb 9dnOeIss
fobt btOsutenO setponnen. @egens
tpGrtie eebsn 8obnIinien na9 &ons
ftantinppsI, 8eIgrob, MonaItir; bic
Strede aur @erbinoung nit ben gries
9if9sn 8dbnsn 1T nod i'm 8au. Wlit
Silfe bisier Streden ftebt Der 9ofen
nit benz BaItaninlon0 in giinftiger
@erbinOung. Die @infubr uno nds
mentIi9 bic @usfubr 1T bon Sabr
au Sobr eeItiegen, cine rege @eperbss
tdtiateit beeonn oufaubliiben, cine
glGn5enoe 3utunft fhien ii9 gu Offs
men. Ser Diterrei9if9zungarii9e unO
Der beuti@e 9unbeI nabmen Iebbuften
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

ieBt erbalten finb. Nu9 oer 9afen
ipuroe perbeFert, 9anbel uno Manoel
bliibten pieber auf. 1430 er9riffen
Ole Siirten BON Der @toot 8efib un0
ma4ten fie gum 4usgansspuntt ibrer
9eeres5ige nod Serbien, &lbanien,
@rie9enlanb.
Sabrbunberteldng bat Selanit =
10 nennen es bic Siirten - als bolas
Dergefener Srt gef9lummert, bis
feline bDrtreffIi9e, natiirli4e 2oge
ibm allmGbli9 pieoer 8ebeutung per~
Iieb. Oils Ole Grie9en 1912 BON Der
Stabt 8eiiB ersriffen, mar iie ols
SanbelspIaB beoeutenb geitiegen. Sic
adblte bamaIs $4,000 8epobner.
6ierpon fparen mebr als 10000 Su>
Sen, in oeren 9anb Ser 9anbel faft
gang pereinist 1T, oaau $4,000 Sir
fen, 10000 8ulsaren, $4,000 9rtez
den, 1000 6ranten, b. 3. Mefteuroz
pGer. Die Stabt tit iiberaus eng unO
nintlig gebaut, 10 baB 5euersbriinite,
3. 3. Der fur9tbare Brand i'm Sabre
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

sur @rpberung bes Srients boriiber.
&aifer @alerius f9miidte tie nit
Sriumpbbogen, bic nod erbalten
finb; &onitantin fou Ole @eOrgstir9e
erbaut baden, bic unter Dem Namen
rHotunOe" nod ftebt uno jest oIs
Mof9ee bient. lleberal fpringen uns
@rinnerungen an Die tlaKif9e un0
friib9riftli9e 3eit in bic Nugen. Sat
bod pauIus bier bereits cine DRIFT
li6e @emeinOe geitiftet, bic Der
Stamm oes neuen 8etenntnifes in
Suprien unb Moaeoonien getporben
1T.
Wait benz @erfdn bes H6merrei9es
fant bic Stoot. 9ie @DIterfluten Der
@oten, 8ulgaren, Serben ergphen
fiG iiber Iie; UNI 0as Sabr 900 Ionz
oeten bier bic Garaaenen un0 bers
tauften Bic 8etpo9ner nIs GtIabeu.
Damn IeBten fi9 oie @enetiuner bier
feit, bauten auf ben Sriimmern rtette
NieoerlaHungen unb legten 8efeiti<
gungen an, bic in ibren gfeiten nod
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

SIN Miststontor. nWieine
Srau bat mid %beauftragt, cine R0z
din gu mieten!"
.@ebr pobl, mein 9err! -. Mie
alt foa fie iein2 @o1 ie bic %fron5O>
iif4e &iide beritebens Wos fir
Miinf9e baben Sic f|onit9"
rW4 mas. fdiden Sic bic erite
bette = nod a4t Sagen fliegt fie
bod"
@eIungen. 2s6smann gum
anberen): .Ou biit alio brauf getomz
men. tparum Der papa Oeiner 8raut
10 neritimmt NOR segen Oi4?!"
Ser anoere: rSa, -. er fano einen
3ettel, ben i9 berloren, auf Dem
ltano 4. $1,000, -. 8. 6. So
500, -. IL. 6.-7,045 ETC., bas bielt
tr fir eemo9te @9uloen, -. es tpdz
rem nber Nuf5eiGnungen BON meinem
S9ritt5dhler!"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
apmppniRsn 9ot.

&OmponiFsn pOts
pourri. Gr nGberte li9 ibr nit
iibersrOBer 3 ee j. b Iiateit, lieB
iid nit ibr in 2iebes bGn6I elm
uno puroe INNER mO5urt li9er;
oIs lie an einem 9 d sutIans sius
gen. iiberreihte CT i6r eiHen
Stroub; ibr Batter, Der Weber
Wasner, puros fdIisBIi@ iibers
lif5t, nod a D 8 mGbigsn Nufs
tritten gob er isinsn Sesen uno fp6s
ter fdauteIte er elm Men6eIfObns
den auf feinen &nien.
undngenebme 2ogtt.
BON Der uebuns babe i9 mid biss
penfieren loiien; i4 babe bod feline
2uft. mid bon iebem oummen Suns
gen onf4nousen gu laFen. So, tpenrl
i9 unterOFfi3ier pdre!"
n9onn pGren sic ia Der oumme
Sunge!"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
gumte graber.

t
Sd isin Elm farbig Gnslii6mannl
fpeiBes &an1erdo B0r' an:
Sd iein edit engIii9. @laltbt hrs ribt,
left bic German S6ln6t6eri6tl
sd ihtpomm aus NIien iibers Ieer,
Sin coming aIs elm @urtba her
Neit eelbes Saut uno tpil0e Slid
limb Beiner biinn nno S6aoel bid.
Man bat mid often ansei6rei'n.
9aB i9 bon 9inouraie ietn
Man Fat mid often 1n9eipeit
Sod bin i6 @nglif6manl, al rigbtl
1tnb fan9t Die S6Ia6tenoonner an,
Som Ntftns tut mid 1enb boratt.
Wait MeHer fdleiden i6 81 Seino r.
9ns Iein fair plap, tpie Mtfirs mei1t
9o6 German seino bat faIten 8lut,
Itit SIinte i9redli9 f6ieBeu tutl
SD reiBen aus bor beutI6 @epe6r,
Som Gtfins eber Dor mir Der.
Som iftpinbelt: .@ictorbl" un6 idreit
Sod i9 iein fin uno Jag gooO night.
Som aeifert: r@ictorbl. =. i1rei' mitl"
l1nO gibt mir einen SuBentritt.
Sd bleiben farbie gnglii6mannl
8 itol3es 2nbb, 5dar mid an:
Sd @entlemanl Sd fperoen Qnr6,
SI9r' bid als @urfbatpoman fortI
Sigmar @ebrins.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

MedfeI Ser 3eiten erlebt - cine
GtGtte GROCER Grinnerungen, berDor>
rdqenber 8eoeutung als 9afens uno
S~anoelspIaB, punberbarer lamb
fhaftli9er S9Onbeit. 9aSu tommt
elm @epimmel aner @Dlteri9aften
0es naben Orients. 10 baB aund4it
&onitantinopeI Saloniti als Der I'M
terefanteIte, ober du9 als Der pi9z
tigite Srt Der 8altanbalbinfel gelten
0arf.
3unG9ft elm Bid auf bic 2ano>
f11ft. Gigenurfige 9ermif4ung aDis
i9en dbenblGnoif9er &ultur unb
orientaIif9er @erpa6rlofung! S9ritt
nuf G9ritt treten uns biefe @inbriide
nobe. Borne 0as tppgenoe blaugriine
Meer nit feinen S9aumtronen, ouz
riiber Der itrablenoe 9immeI. an ben
boben l1fern Die emppriteigenOe Sta6t
nit ibren tpeiBen 9dufern, i'm 9in>
4ergrunbe Sic md9tigen, Biz auf
1900 Meter ii9 auftiirmenben 8erge
- aaes bies Oereinigt fi4 gu einem
Bilbe bon feielnbem 3ouber.
Die ursef9i9te Ser @taot reidt
In sroue @orseit 5uriid. Am nOroz
Ii9ften puntt bes @oIfes bon Salo<
niti, Der elm gang bortreffIi9er. nas
tiirIi9er Sufen 1T, itanD f4on our
Belt, als Die Mtbener an Der mage
6onii9en &iiite tire 9ieberlafunsen
griinbeten, bic Stobt Sberman, pobI
Der GIteite 9anoeIsploB fir SGprien
an Dem NegdiI9en Meere. Na9 uno
nod aerfiel Der Ort, Bis etpa nm
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
Der DinasfMB.

~
Sie Dina, in bersn Gebiet iebt bic
Iiegrei9en beutf9en Sruppen fteben,
entfpringt niGt ie6r melt bon Der
Molgaquelle uno ergieBt fi9 unier>
balb Higas Bel Diinamiinbe in Die
SFfee. Die Rufen nennen fe bic
vtpeftli9e 9nina," gum 1lnteri4ieo
BON Der nDroIiden, Die ins WeiBe
Meer eebt. Der beutf9e Same Si=
ma 1T tpobl sIei9en l1rfprungs pie
Der Der Dpnau. Sic geb0rt alfo
gu iener @ruppe BON StrOmen, bic
mad benz uraIten, nod ni@t DOllis err
tlGrten @orte Son ober Dun GEE
rlunnt finb. Sbr sefenen iid in bies
fem @inne nsben Der Dpna Der galis
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

Steiner Mnter 9ieb.
peniionsinbaberin (3u einem penito@
mar, einem oes Oeutf9en nod ni4t
Iebr mG9tigen ungorn): nMenn sic
ieBt bod ousgeben, Oann bringen Sic
mir bod cine 8ii9fe 4n9oDis nit"
ia9 Ginger 3eit tOmmt Der 14@
iGbrige Singing auriid uno fteut itoI5
Oh Ser gliidli9. erfiiuten Mifion cine
8i9Ie mil @tiefelpi4fe Dor bic err
itaunte Muftraggeberin.
wSo. ober tuas baben Sic oenn oa
gebro9t?" fragt Diefe DerftGnbnislos.
80, i9 bob gefogt: geben's mir
abn S9ubpib9s unb 90 bob i4 glei9
setriest", ertpioert Der Singing nit
ftoloem Baden.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

3if9e 9unaieB (nDunai" TT Elm ila@
pif9es Mort fir Oonua, in man9en
@esenoen fir ieben SluB, iebe Auels
i~iberbaupt), Der Don unb Der SoneB
in @iibruBlanb, ser Doom in S9ctt=
Lamb u. a. m. Sic bat ii9 Elm md>
Bises Sal gegraben, bas ~feinespegs
arm an malerii9en partien tit, pGbs
renb bic toblen Menen Der 90ber gez
Iegenen @bsne in eint0niger 3rauri9s
felt berlnufen.
Mm Oberlauf Der Dina iiebt man
bGufig mG9tise @ranitblOde, bic aud
bas Mderldnb oft 10 oiGt belden, Bob
Ser Nnbdu BON Jeloern babur9 un>
m0gli@ semoat pirb. Oie Srtfaaf@
ten lie9sn meit in ben Nieberungsn.
@emii9ter @alb, Der an Den ufern
in unour9bringli6es grlereeitripp
iibereebt, bebedt bic Mbbdnge, Cine
tpabrbaft romantii9e Gage bat Wi>
tebst, on Der Miinoung Der @iteba
in oie Dina. 3ablreide barpde &irs
den erinnern nod an bic polntl4e
9errf9aff. Die alien ruffif&en Sol5>
tir9en rufen apif4en ben anbern,
fpie elm &eiienoer aus ben uier5iger
Sabren fdreibt, .einen unbeimliAen,
biabolif9en @inorud berpor." Dill
ndburg, bos ieBt in aler Munbe 1T,
tpuroe i'm Sabre 1877 bon ben lip=
ldnbifden S4mertrittertt gesriinost,
1877 bon SStpan Dem @9redlifen
pSlis aerftOrt, fpdter bonn polent0nig
Stean 8artborn pieber auf9sbaut.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

4nteil, ale Iebantinif4en 9ampfers
Iinien batten in Saloniti einen beoeus
tenoen @ertebr.
Die neueite @ef@i9te Salonitis TT
iiberaus feIIelnb. 9ier. lag Der Netts
telpuntt ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bungen Der mo3eooni59en StGmnle
gegeniiber ben Siirfen, ale llnruhen
unb @rbebungen ginsen BON BIER aus.
9aneben 1T SaIoniti oie Stelle ges
pefen, no felt 1908 bic iungtirtif4e
8etpegung einieBte. 8on bier 3og bos
r6eer BON Salpniti" unter gnDtrs
geiftiser 2eiturtg aus, Inn &Onitanti>
NOBEL gu erobern unb NbOul 9amio
II. abauieBsn, Ser bann i'm Palait
BON Soloniti gefangen gebalten
nur0e.
@aloniti 1T natiirIi9 Der puntt,
nm ben ii9 i'm &rieg 1912-13 Die
8ulgarer, Serben, @rie9en imtritten.
Sober 6ieIer Staaten ma9te fein
Mnre9t gelten6, benn es Tam barauf
an, oiefen 9auptbdfen ols 4usgongsz
punt gum Meere gu g%epinnen, Der
bereits Seiterrei9=ungarn Bel Der
Grtperbung 8osniens als 3iel Dorgez
f4pebt baben mag. 2eiber lieBen ii9
bieie @iin19e i'm 9inbIid auf Die
itarte gntpidIuns Ser 8altanitaaten
ni9t berpirtli@en. Nls es 1912 gum
&rieg torn, beriu9ten Serbien. Bull
garien, @rie9enlano mDgliait f9nel
nod Saloniti Sruppen gu nerfsn. SIS
bilbete fi9 Elm f0rmlider BettImf
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

Der Muni3ipalitGt, Der MuteFarif.
9poi9as. Bon Minute gu Minute
mebren fie fi9. Gum S9luB enbli4
erf9eint Der pai9a. SIN Noroen
bi@t an 9iigel, Der Samuels @rob
birgt, aeigt ii4. cine @taubpolte.
&oi9 miro fte grOBer unb nG5ert ii9.
@oran marf9ieren bic Sruppen. bic
beute auf benz Mege gum Ranal einen
&afttag baben. Die grauen MaRen,
bic faft nit benz Stein Der 8erge pers
i9pimmen, f9einen enblos. uno tf1s
mer reue quelIen berDor. Stunoens
lang. Sanrt ndbt Die Gstorte. Die
S9ei@s Der 95rfer, bur9 Die n@r<
&aiob" aOg, baben ii9 benz 3ug arlge.
f@loRen unb geleiten nun bic SABINE.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

SIS blieb Elm 3antapfsl stpii4en Polen
uno &uBlanb, Bis es 1772 an bag
Mosfopiterrei9 fiel. @ergebliA bat
Elm &uFenSar es in 8Orisfoglehst
umautaufen berfu9t; es pirb ieinen
guten beutI9en Namen pobl auf iri>
mer bebalten.