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move steadily ahead toward some worth
while goal. come quickly enough II one
sits up dreaming Of what one viii do to-
morrow-aiways tomorrow" the man
ana" OF lazy Oriental and southern tenn
peraments. And out OF these lacks grow
definite over-supply OF the "laissea
faire" rpirlt-that thing that makes peo-
pie imagine that things will take care OF
themselves.
Nature, in its adherence of a vacuum,
supplies another quality TO take the place
of energy II Is called by some the quail
ity OF being easy-going and amiable;
others name Il contentment and still |
others say It is a belief in fate, OF faith |
in providence.
NonBensel Lack of energy is none of
these euphonious things
Lack Of energy lie sheer. stupid laz--
ness. And laziness may manifest itself IN
mental inertia that let's things take
care OF themselves, or It may be an
actual physical inability to turn itself to
honest toll But lack OF energy works
| itself out to the same end ell through
life. 1t presupposes. It postulates defeat.
1t lets the tide OF life carry you where
it happens to be going.
Tho current Of events win not stop and
direct itself out OF its path Tor an in
dividual II eddios along or whirls for
ward or sluggishly proceeds whore the
great scheme OF things carries e. And
the individual who gets into an eddy1ng
whirlpool is sucked down 10 death a.
surely as the one who drifts into a back
water perishes Of stagnation, ana the one
who is swept out to an uneharted SSa u
wrecked by breakers or reefs OF rammed
by passing vessels OF driven dsreliot IA
the living death OF rudderless impotence.
When the tide. afaer q great storm,
brings flotsam and jetsam up on the
beach, are not the things flung on the
sands by the incoming and rseedins
waves pathetic? But is there not a Ger
tain feeling of scorn for the wreckags Of
the storm mingled with pity for the help
less accumulation at your feet7
, Now how can an individual stupidity
! put himself in the way OF being Just such
flotsam and 1etsam OF the storm OF life7
! No undirected ship can make hsrbor
except by accident. No undfFected life
can find itself IN a safe port
Drifting carries US over the rocks OF
. upon unchartered seas. And II all starts
, innocently enough.
Dreaming Is such s comforting and
I
hardly see where II passes the bounds OF
safe pleasure and leads to idle drifting
/ Do you lie in bed In the morning and
, imagine the clever things you win say
/ the remarkable way you will do your
/ work-the great energy and invention you
, viii bring 10 your tasks that day7 And
then do you almost imagine you have
) done your duty by yourself and accom-
plished days work. because yau havo
! Dreamed about it2 Or DO you plan 40.
lively one or two things you will do b.
) fore set OF sun. fling Off the covers OF
: sloth and fairly whirl up 20 be dcingf
= On which principle do you build your
, dsyS-"fancies that might be- or facts
that areT
D Don't dream and drift. Instead think
and act Choose your way IN life The
= first step away from the thraldom Il
7 dreaming and drifting IL 70 appreciate
4 the Joy Of activity, There IL no happiness
, in life tfst Is not constructing some
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-08

The good example of the combination
OF gabardine and taffeta is expressed in
costume worn one morning recently
at Augusta, Ga. by n prominent mem
Der Of party returning from San Fran
cisco to New York.
The skirt is very full and the yoke is
not really yoke at all, but wide band
OF taffeta gathered in one piece with the
cloth section. The joining seams down
the sides show binding of silk with
tassel decoration set below the hip line.
The coat is so shaped that 1t conceals
the skirt yoke at the back, but in front
1t assumes the form OF an Elton, belted
by girdle Of taffeta. which appears TO
be fastened to the jacket by two orna-
mental buttons. Taffeta Is used to face
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-08

the collar and revers. and the tAssei Ap-
plication Of tho skirt is repeated on the
back of the coat and also on the under
arm, where the curved seam IL tsrmi-
mated.
High shoes OF the Russian order are
worn with this costume, They are of
dark blue kid. exquisitely fine In quality,
the color matching the ribbons OF the
sand-hued hat. Sand color. by the way
In the color of the suit. the silk being a
tone or two lighter than the cloth. The
gloves are Of a pale SAKE, indicating a
compromise between the pure white walk
ing glove and the putty color which Paris
has advanced for consideration this
spring. but which American women have
not taken up with any enthusiasm.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-08

(To Be Continued Tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-08
Dreams that Never Reach Port = = ii: sa

thing. Mako yourself very sure Of that.
ACT DO. Don't be carried anywhere BY
the stream OF life. But get out into the
current Of action and direct your bark
You VIII find q test in the mere JOY OF
being a factor in deeds. And II the time
ever comes when you can afford 70 drift
you won't want to- There 10 no LUXURY
In laxineaa. The one luxury in life is che
active pleasure Of making pour dreamI
come truel
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-08
stabbornnsss.

Dear Miss Fairfax: have been keep
ing company with a girl OF my age for
about half year, love her dearly and
she returns my love. Now, Miss Fair
fax, I am Disguised with her on account
OF her egotEsm. Every time ! suggest
BomethinR she never gives in. Could you
tell me how can make her change with
out hurting her feelingS7 B. r. Il,
The girl Is a little selfish and spoiled
and stubborn, too. no doubt But per-
haps you are a bit dictatorial and In
clined to fail in consideration OF her
tastes. Why not make a little fifty
fifty" agreement, whereby each will take
turns at having your own way. Talk II
over with her and see II you cannot make
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-08

Synopsis of Previous Chapters.
After the tragic death of John Apes-
bury, his protstrated wife, ono of Amer
icas greatest beauties, dice. At her desh,
Prof Stilliter, an agent of the interests
kidnRps the beautiful 3-year-old baby
girl and brings her up In "A paradise
where she sees not man, but thinks she
" taught by angels, who instruct her for
her mission to reform the world. At the
age OF - she is suddenly thrust into the
world, where agents Of the interests are
ready to pretend to find her.
The one to feel the loss of the little
Amesburg girl most, after she had been
spirited away by the interests was
Tommy Barclay.
Fifteen years later, Tommy goes to the
Adirondancks The interests are respons-
ible for this trip. BY accident he ls the
i irst TO meet the little Amesbury girl, as
he comes forth from her paradise as
Celestis. the girl from heaven. Neither
Tommy or Celestia recognize each other.
Tommy finds Il an easy matter to rescue
Celestial from Prof Stilliter. and they
hide in the mountains, later they are pur-
sued by Stiliter and escape to an island,
where they spend the night.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-08
Advice to Love1orn '' r. si,s'''

her foel that 1t IL fair to DO more equal
partners.
Far Too Young.
Dear Miss Fairfax: am is and dss-
perately In love with a girl two years my
rel separated US. But knew she loved
me. We differ in natlonalities. but
love hor all the same. Would you advise
mo 10 try and gain back her sincere love,
or would you advise different1
ANXIOUS Is. b.
would advise you to attend to your
work whether that be studying or earn
ing your own living. You are far too
young for serious thought Of love and
marriage.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-08
syuop.i. Of Previou. Chapters.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
gSie Die fransOiiIdlen edaeenara6cu
ben Gieg in %ulen eriu6ren.

Moior st. Der I'M @eiten I'M Sci
oe itebt tbeilt Gin fleines GrIebniB
nit oos iiH inn 9luidluB an Die I'M
gSeiten eiiitreifen0e gotihaft bonn
Siege bci 9oD5 uno 2opicj 5utrug.
Tie Sieoesflnoe mar in Ben oeut.
iden SdisengrG6en perbreitet NOR
Oen, unO lallte Surra6's i6oIlen
binii6er in Oie fron5oIii1en SteQun.
gen. 0rii6en eroBe geriuunoeriIng,
mas oa los iein fonnte. Cine gepii.
e @erbinoimg 5miic6en oen 5einoen
beItebt ia INNER uno 10 iuuBten Die
Geutiden alsbolO BON Ser 9leiigier-
oe ser 6ran5oien. sic 81 befrieoi.
gen. perfaBten sic Geltideu eiu
Shreiben in fron5oiiider Sprahe,
imO lieBen es Oen 6einoen 5ufom.
men. Ger Subalt lailtete in Der
lleberietung:
Cine fleine 9leuiafeit fir miere
6einoe
Grlouben sic, oaB mir S6uen
folaenOe iebr intereiiante 9lelIigfeit
ge6en: Sn oen lebten Gagen ba6en
bic Sfuiien Sbre lie6en Gerbiinoeten,
5pei groBe Sdlahten 5uiiden
E6orn rno @ori1ou in Yolen oer-
loren. g9ir baben uuter inherent
6crii6nlten @eneralSinoen6urg mebr
ais SinoertouienO @efangene &c.
moht imO me6r ais 200 @eiHiibe er,
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g|Or 9ricgsgcridt geltcllt.

Gonomo, IA. Sebrunr, Clos.
$. Sia, elm SoIoat oes 10. Snfonte-
rie-&eeiments DER @unOes-9lrmee,
pelHer Yatrouiuenoienit an Der
SdIeuie in @liroflores t6ot, puroe
Dor einem 2riegsgeriHt pro6eiiirt,
neil er ongebli6 Sti05en bon oen
S6Ieuien gemo6t ino einige 2orten
ee8eidnet baben ioa. Gin 9rief, Der
an 0en jopaniiden @eiddftstrdger
in Yannmo ooreiiirt mar, muroe bel
ibm eeflnoen. SSopon lit ieOob ouf
Dem Sitbmus niht reprdientirt.
Ole @ntideioung oes @eridts 1T
nod ni9t bertiinoet worOen. Sia
erfI6rt, er babe Oieies Nlittel ber-
iu6t I'M ans oem 9ienit entIoiien
81 per0en.
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llnfaas . G6rOnif.


Nu'OO 8. Goois trdgt einen @ein.
Ora@ bei elmer Goaiiion 5lpii6ell
vFotor 9fGoert1 oooon. - 9iegt
M %ercp SoipitaI OarnieOer.
SOltb @l. SapIor, Gin fiinf Sabre
"''es yl0oGen, ibwer per6riibt.
yo,' esllen u compIi5irtcn 9rud) Ocs linz
oes NV GENES crlitt geitern gtadmittag
e'SCl 4 ll6r Scr 90 Sabre alto SSaco6
nj, S'olS SaolS bon gfr. 1922, Mon0afp-
on. NOenuc, ais iein Nlotorra0 nit
No.. onoeren Wfotor5meirao an ser
Gp;s NIL 9eigbts 9loenue collioirte.
& vtlt ocs 9litono6ils 0es Srn.@.
Ips;,S- S'oan bon 9tr. 90, Sio G6ar.
Oon' r'GBe, a,l mlroe Der 8erlebtc no1
S. V'erc9 Soipital ac6ra6t, lpo i'm
O ''u9lmon in @cbanollmg nabm.
dlimm oer6riibt.
@o,ppa. Nnmpt wcl1er ans elmer
eo lV'nc Der g9biting Conjunction
qIO~o an Der Ode BON @reenmount-
mnA mue uno 20. StroBc, entipiG,
NoSsS 9eltern Gadmittag oie fiinf
y, 9'e alte @oit6 &c. Soplor bon
ihG. SUI, @reennount 9lpenuc,
9lns.ll oer6riibt. SSn oer 8oli5ei-
nwS anj oes norOli9cn GiItriftes
IeObS 0as aino na9 Dem ct. So
QolpitoG 9ebratt.
N nit befIcr Saut
nj, ' '0o BON. e''a9'o
e0S,' N arcu6en Der @ratt- unO
mis 0troBe ronnte geTtern O8od.
9e,Ss Der orci Sabre olte Somuel
Stsa,Ssn bon 91r. SOC, Siio-goeu-
&ooaos aegen einen StroBenbobn-
2ini;os isOA Der 9ritio-$ia glbeme.
Cert pllo M uurOe our Seite gei6leli-
ano6. UfertWiiroiger 8eiie fam Ser
ilnO o9ne jeoe @erlesune Oooon
So,,o0 0proe bon ieiuer WSutter no6
gsS aenonmen.
Nos Arme ob9eriifen.
Gus 50 Sabre aItc 9lIbert 0lolone
hoo uoaee. Wo., melber am Sam-
i0brgS elner 8oamiible lebensge-
,Qni0e. lolterlebt pilroe, 1T eeitern i'm
9eiOs 81 altotS Soipital~ eeitorben.
@etrio s@rIne iporen ibm ourd Oos
ltdnOio elner Moidine nobe3u bon.
Oom Seibe geriiien iporOen.
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Sm @raG it SimAl.


Souis s. @ru6er auf oem Green.
mount8rieobofe" sur lebten9lu6c
aebettet Serr So6u 6reOerid
9iomoier BON ieincu 6reunOen 81
@jra6e oetragen.
Tic @eerOigung Oes am bergonoe.
neu 6reitog i'm 9llter pom 80 Sobreu
ouS Oem 2eben gei6ieOenen Srn.
Sobn Sreocrid Gomoier fonO geIterrl
giodnittag BON ieiner @o6uung,
9}r 1895, 9rantID-9lpcnuc, ans itatt.
Sine ergreifenoc Eruuerieier oing
Der 9eiieBlng ouf Dem o9ut6eriideu
Smmanuels.6rieO6ofe" an Der Sar.
forO-9ooo ooraus. @oltor Gbriition
&ii6ne bielt ole SrouerreOe in Oeltt-
i1er unO Foitor @olter Sbermaier
BON Der engliiden lilt6eriiAen ct.
GouPs Stride oieienige in ensliiher
Sprnd]e, 5reue 5reinoe Oes Oa-
lbinaeihie0eneu erwieien i6m sic
lebte gbre unO trugen ieine 8a6rc
%radtOole 9lumenipenOen waren
BON Sern unO g}o6 in ouBeroroent.
lid GROCER 2ln5o6l cingegongeu. r.
&er &omoier lpar 80 Sabre olt uno
wur6e in Baltimore ge6oren. Seit
mebreren Sabren mar er bel Der
GinponoefungS 9l6tbeilung 0cs
n9lorOOeutibcn 9loDo~ ongeiteQt. Gr
6intcrlGBt ieine Gltern, Sru. Sobn s.
Gomoier rnO 5rou 9lnna GonJoier,
ge6orene Stiirfen iorpie 5nei Sdme,
itern, SRI Wlarie Homoier inO 6ral
G6orleS SHulb.
llnfoIl Opfer eltottct.
0ie iterblihe Siiae 0es IS Sabre
oIten 2ouis S. @rube, melHer om
lebten 0onncritog BEL einen 9luto-
mobiI-lmfoG an Ser ode bon Miolnt
9toDol gloenue uro GbarIes-S Strobe
eet0Otet wurOe, 1T geitern gtohnlit-
tag oui Dem o@reenmount 6rieO-
bofe@ 6ur Iebten giube sebettet NOR
0en. Ger 9eiietlng ging cine
Erauerfeier in Scr. 1887, gtoro-Go-
roline. StroBc, Dem @Iternbeim 0es
Eooten, porous. @aitor @iDiom 6.
@ropn ser Seeliorger Ser &eforma-
tions.&irde on Der @de BON 2onbole-
imo Goroline.StroBe, ontirte bel Der
@eod6tniBfeier. 9Ils 9abrtudtrd-
ger fineirten oie $50. 6. 9lsfew,
@ruoer BON SorrD Soa 9lsfep BON
9lr. 1907, Oit.9iooleitroBe, pelher
bel Dem 9liito-llnfaa idliunI perlebt
puroe, 8. George, @. @il6ert, 6.
9ailcD, &c. @otter unO g. 9romn.
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Nipple @iOcr0 fiir bic sSIOtte.

nibington, IA. Sebruar
uglpple Gioer~ bot ole SteQe oeS
SteIlc ocs u@rope Syiiice" ais off.
aieIles @etrduf fir Die omerifoniibe
6lotte eineenonmen. Nforine.Se.
fretdr GanieIS icste geItern 9(beno
bel ieinem 8ii gbren Oes 9lOnlirals
Qepa oil 9oro ser y@loDflower~
gegebenen Diner oieies @etrdnt iei-
nen @Giten Dor. GS fab einIooenO
aus lno i6Gumte mie Gbompogner,
uno Oie Soffningen DER @6ite beeon-
nen ihon 6u icbpellcny bis lic bei'm
eriten ShIud ole obormloioe" glotur
oes @etrGnfes erfonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
99cne Sserluidelnnaem.


Garron5a r 9legierimg erlGBt oie 9(n.
fiinOieung, OoB oos oiplomotiide
Corps MIR nit General @drrnn5a
olS Dem critcu G6ef in Inter.
6ouollng treteu fam. Spa
MEMS @roteite per0eu ouf 81.
plomotiidem @e9e geregelt.
@ al bington IA. Sebulor. -
O6wobl beute peOer bein Staats.
0epartement nod bel ser bieigen
ipaniiden 9otiboft 9oiibaften iiber
Die Stelllmgnabme Ser ipaniihen
&e9ierung 81 Der glusmeiiung i6reS
@eianOteu BON Merifo Ourd Gar-
ran3a eintrofen, 10 wrroe Ooh %reBa
Oepei1en, peIde beute ans NlaoriO
einlieien mo nelHe onocllten, Bob
Oic 9lngeIegen6eit ouf oiplomoti-
idem @ege gereeelt meroen miro,
BON bieiigen 9eomten @loubeu ge'
i1enft.
Sin meiterer S1ritt Der Gorran5o.
Gegierlmg, melHe neue S6mierig-
feiten fiir oos oiplomotii6e Corps
in DER Stoot Wlerifo peruriohen
mag wuroe beute nit ser 9lnfiinOi-
grng ergriffen OaB @enerol Gar-
ran5o ais eriter G6ef aIIciu olltoris
iirt it, in OipIomatiide ltnterbonO.
lingen ein5uge6en. Goourd miro
oen Giplomoten in ser Staot
Wlerifo oer6oteL nit General DIRE.
gon ser bort ooS COMMANDO iii6rt,
81 inter6onoeln; nib mag Ooourd
Oie oiplomotii6e E6dtigfeit ser
amerifoniiden Goniulorooeuteu, oie
ole SnItruftion bobcn nit oen &c
focto 9eborOen 5u per6onOelu crnit.
lid beeintrG1tiqt mer0en.
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beutet Gieie Sdlodt lit natiirlidl
Der lebte @eriucb elmer Cfieniipe Der
9flllen oereu lebten &rdite 5eriplit.
tert iilo. 9htn bo6en mir bolo cine
@'ilIion riiiiher @eionoener IN
GeutiblouO.
Sir Oie 3uaUen iuO dn0eren PIN.
ge6ori9eu ser Recommendations
0lcligion sic 9lenioteit ooB Der Sei.
lige arieg ertldrt lit, uno 5wor ee.
Gen 6rou5oien 9luien mo Gnglon'
Ser g9ir ee6en S6nen oieie @litt6ei.
Iinaelt neil mir uiiien, OoB Sic
0nrd Sore Ger6iinoeten getduiht
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SRSaidlsr stmra.


V''''eS SenueOD an oen Solgen ei.
aes Stllr5es BON einem StraBen-
Oa9nwa9goH i'm ct. Soiepb's
VolpltaI aeiiorbcn. II Stieg rid.
WartS ob mo brah oas @enid.
ger 60 Sabre aItc Somes aeuneOp
oOa % s'r- 1880, -StroBe, itor6
" Ssl'ern slbeuO Inn lat2 llbr i'm ct,
Solep9S Soipitol an Sen 6olgen ei-
NY E StlIr5es BON einem StraBen=
oSa.Valoasgou Scr .,Maoiion-9(penue-
, Nu'e an Der Gde BON @oug6ItraBe
WY WY Srooopag. &cnneOp beiauO iid
W. oem @ege nad 9ouie, ais er
WI WV 0em StraBenbabnnoggon, Ser
NY nldt sum StaitanO gefommen
S" u'' rlldpdrts obitieg. Gr idlug NIT
Ss'' 9intcrfopf ouf oen goocn imo
o. aug ooS @enid. Sn belpuBtloieul
S"Panoe puroe er BON YoIIanten
Ss St Ole Spotbefc bon $. Goneteu an
n a. Slloolt-@de BON 8rooOpoD unO
SyOua9'StroBc getrageu unO bon
M M m DER gImbulon5 Oes 0itlihen
iNil't il'r''tS nod Oenl ct. Soiepb's so.
;Ss S.Ql gcbrodt, mo er bier StunOen
;s su'er ltarb. aenneoD binterldBt
''"'e Vattin mo 5pei Sodter.
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aainpf 5iuiiden GOlOaten nnS 9Oli-
aiiten III Hanana.

Bonumo, 13. Sebritor. ~ Cine
9eilerei, peI6e geitern 9lbeno 5lui.
iden Solooten uuo einge6orenen
@olisiiten entitano, 6otte ben Goo
BON fiinf %oli5ilten uno Orei Col.
Oaten uno Die @ermimoing bon bic
len Sbeilne6mern an ser &eiIerei
sur 5olge, Sin @ornebol lit I'M
@onge rno piele Sol0nten battet
llrlmib, Inn an ser 6eitlidfeit tbeiI.
nebmen 81 tonnen.
Gie 9lffoire 6egnnn i'm Senoerloin
Diltrift na6 einem @ortlue6iel. Die
4oli5ci.9feierpen murOen Damn ber'
ausgeriiien lnO oib sic amerifani.
i6en 0lilitGrbeboroen oeriuhten ibr
9eites, Inn tpeitere Shldgereien 81
oerbiiten. 9rigoOegenerol Clarence
y. @oporos, Der Gommonoelir Der
&onal5one.Erupper, 6egab iid iel6it
nad ser Sampfi5ene
9lm A. SSuli 1912 ereignctc iid
e6enfaas elm oefd6rlider aompf
5piiGen omerifoltil1en SolOnten
ltno W}atroien rmO Ser eiugeborenen
Foli3ei in Ser Stoot Yonamo, 6ei
pel6er cin GipiIiit q. gS. Goois
bon Sos 9(ugeleS, getoOtet mo 10
SolOoten perwiin0et miroen. Gas
ariees-Gepartement Der Gereinigten
Staoten leitete oamals cine llnter-
m6ung elm, nod pel6er oie @erei.
nigten Staaten.9egierung 6ei Yano-
ma 9lnipriidle fir ben SOB Oes Srn.
0oDis uno oie @erpunOung Ser
Solooten erbob Gie %onnmo-9iegie.
ring iGlug Damn cine glr6itration
Ser 9lnipriiHe Dor, oie glneelegenbeit
lit a6er bis bellte nod nibt erle0iat)
I0as @oriier 9tbcu o.8ulle-
tin.
@oris, ID. 6ebrunr. Gas belite
Sl6enO 8u ipdter Shrnoe pom iran.
80iiihen ariegSbueol peroffentlidte
oii5ielIe Bulletin bat nabite5enoen
Sn6olt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
gSerfaufte Bier Obne Qicena.

Jllnoeiergeont 9fllOeI bonn norO-
0itIi6en 0iitritt iob eeitern 9tod-
mittae, OaB in oem Souie Der See
germ Carrie @iaionts, NSr. 1905,
MuIlifin StroBe, reyes 2eben
berridte; peri6ieOene @erionen GIN
gen aus uno elm. sSn 9egleitung
BON 6wei @oIi5iiten orong er in oos
SouS ein. @ier 9Serionen iaBen on
einem Glide unO Siuei Oaoon tran
fen Bier. 0ie glegerin uno ibre bier
@Gite puroen oerboftet uno nad ser
norO0itIi6en @oli6eiitotiou gebra6t,
mo 6pei ser 2ebteren ongoben, Dab
fie in Dem Sauie 9ier gefolft bGtten.
Carrie g8iaiams puroe oormlfbin
wegen ongebli1eu @erfoufs bon
Spirituoien obne 2icen6 fir elm
beute itottfinoenoes Gerbor feitecbal-
ten.
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gYuIlen @araaen crridlten.

@ebGuoe SnIpeftor s. @.Shibbs
moGt befnnnt, Dab oie 6irmo @eas
& McGormid Inn grlaiibniB nahge-
iuht bot ouf Dem @runoltiid gar.
1906 mO 1903, 9aoro-5uItou-9lOe.,
cine Garage erri9ten 81 oiirien. Sr.
6ranf 9aiimeiiter beobiihtigt aui
Dem 9[mpeien 9tr. 13 bis 81, SiiO-
9ctbelitraBe, cine Garage 5u erri6-
tei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15


nsSn Der @eeeno bon ser Gee bis
sur Woos boben iih feline Sniontc.
ries@efedte 5ugetragen. Sn 9elgien,
5piiHen Der Die imo Der Slisne mo
in Der Champagne fonoeu 9lrtillerie.
0uellc itott.
Sn Sot5ringen un0 in Scr llmgc.
buug BON @ont-a-@}oiion ba6en mir
eineu @eeenougriii gegeu oen Seino
Gerid]tet, Der 9lorrop 6eiebt lno ntf
elmer beuaG6orten 9ln6o6e iciter
SUB geioBt Bate. @eiedt lit nod i'm
@onge
9e5iigli6 ser Spcrationeu in ocm
Ebole Der 2oud, an ipeIcben iniere
gIuBenpoIten betbeiligt iinO, iino fei.
ne neuen @eIoungeu einaeloufen."
Sapon beitebt ouf allen
ieincn 6oroerunqen.
Setting, Gbino a. 6e6ruar. ~
Ger tineiiide @eionote in Sofio be.
rihtete beute ieiucr Jlegierllng, ooB
Der iopaniide Nliniiter oeS 9luspGr
tiger, Baron Gafaofi Gato, erflart
babe, Dob Sopon nuf ser Grfiiaunq
oller ieine in Der fiir5liGen 9tote an
G5ino geIteateu Soroerngeu bette
ben miiiie.
Sm hineliiden 9lusluGrtigen 9lmt
purOe erfldrt, Dab Oic @efing 9le.
gierimg uihtSoeitopeniger entlhloi
'en iei MIR einen S6eil Der jopani.
ben 6orocrungen 81 beipilligen.
Geut de bauen SunneL
&orts, IA. 6e6ruor. Gie
~,SranfiiIrter 3eituug" beridtet 0oB
Die Geiltideu einen Srmuel orrd sic
Sergc bon Sieuf Gin Sronfreih) bis
nod MoDeitpre,las@ranO Gin 2ot6-
ringen) eeero6en 6oben. Ger Sln.
mel lit angc6liH inner6al6 BON 5uei
Vlonoten fertiggeiteat morOen imO
fOitete $6000,000. Die 9hlsfii6rung
oieier 9lrbeit miro ais Elm 9lnSeiden
oofiIr angeieben, OuB Die GeutIben
Die ieIte 9l6iidt ba6en, un ieoen
Ereis oieIes rei6e @rubengebiet Su
bolteu.
Sn Oeu BON Sen Geutiden 6eiebteu
Ebeilen BON 9elgicn lmO Sranfreid
bereitea Die Geutiden offenbor cine
longe Sftupaion Dor, falls iolde
notbpcnoig weroen iollte.
eSn oen bon sen Ceutiben beieb-
ten StdOteu iino iiberol( Spuren
oclltiher 0ronng H. Sauberfeit 81
ieben 3o6lrei6e StroBen 6aben
oellti6e giomeu crbaIten uno oeut.
i6e S1iIoer iino "a unO BORT 3u
ie6cu.
Ger Correspondent ser D5ronE !
fllrter 3eitlug~ erfldrt oaB er in
Den 5pci @ohen ieineS 9lufentbaIis |
in oen 6eiesteu Giitriften olt6 ni1t
eiuen ein5igen Sail beo6adtet babe,
in iuel6cm iih oeutir6e Soloaten
oOer ocllticbe 9eomten i1roff ooer
geeen oie irou56iiiden
be5w. belgiihen 9euobuer bera6- |
men Sm @egentbeil bic Geuticben
legten nah 9lngo6e Oes 9orreipon-
oeuten iiberaIl groBe @eOulO mo 81.
@enebmen on Oen
Sag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-15
Gpat aefaht.

Stem Norf, IA. 6ebrnor. =
@attbep q. Shnliot, "a Sabre alt,
purOe eeitern 9Ibeno bier ais Suiti5-
fIiidtling berboftet. Gr itebt rnter
9lnfloee, ongeblih an Dem 01nomit-
9lttentot ollf Oas oGimes" -@ebduOe
in Sos 9lneeles betbeiIiet eeiueien
6u iein. 0ie @erboftlng erfolgte
om 9rooowou, nohoem Qeteftioe
bier Sabre lono maf Shmiot eeiobn-
oct botten.
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NbIe6em.

em;. tlr5er aronf6eit idieo am
Rr SS1g sri. Goo 9. O1oeengaIt BON
IN 9la Observation-Disclosures
Se6en Sr bon 46 So6ren aus Dem
Srei Eie gerItor6eue bintcrldBt
Sat6prS; rS;.p~eItcrn, oie Srls. Sennie.
loDip sle y llno GIi5o6ct6 9Iogengoit,
4oooo su'en @riloer, 9iep. Senrp g.
Cent esalt aaplon Oes ct. Bin.
etOio,'',"' -8oiienbouics~. Gie ge.
Gen 9 Na IInoet om Nlittlpod N1or.
.6I. Srouerbonic aus auf Dem
NirO fi'' 's'Oler- -6rieo6ofc" Itott. @orber
SOdons1.l '0r SeeIenbeil einRequiem-
Qis Qs'''t ceIe6rirt perSen.
m gIItou unl lesten SomItag plotlid)
ben osi.. 'ys bon "A Sabren aus Oem Sc.
noa N"p N0,p'eoene 6rou G6riItiua guB.
NRO yOu o vtr-94t, Siio.9ouIoin.tSr.,
<roroseel W'ittmob OSo6mittag bonn
auf al'le aus bceroigt.
@ir0 n uem "Greieiniefeits- -6ricObof"
yrnIt ~o'Orgen q Otadnittog Serr g.
Sbite.S Ssr'uuleS, Ger al ser @eIt.
llNO oo,. |,oenue in Soniilton wobntc
llor6'' s sern I'M 9llter BON 55 So6reu
'nioen 'Vnl M Srouer6auic aus 5llr
Rl5e oebettct.