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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
9us 3c6ntc NSeaGuOO.Olerital.


-
Sc 6dufigcr Ocnt &u6liflm ser
OuitenOc &ran5 S6lunonn'i6er
Gommcrinldif gerci9t miro, ociIo lie
Der muB ibm jcOc cin5elne @liitbe
OeiIcl6cn peroen. @cr fonntc an
oers 0cnfcn na1 Dem 9l-Our Guar
tctt, ipel6cs oic aueiiels gciiern i'm
@eaboop ipiclten? @el6' Elm wun-
Ocridoncs @erfl g8ic fciniinnig lit
Oieie 5oftur, nic mcloOicnrci9 unO
flongl6on Die 0ur6fiibrlng. IS
me6t Oarin Scr c1tc Sdltmonn'ibc
@eiit in 0en perpidelteu 9ibDt6men
Scr r9lgitati" mo in Scr trdumeri.
iben @cbmllt6 Ser longiomen SGtc.
0ic etuas fiibl tcrnpcrirte gluinabmc,
welde oos @erf geitern fanO, gereiht
ocm &u6liflm ni6t sur @6re, ga Die
,anciielS~ cS 10 mluoerDoQ ipielten.
Der anoere @dpfciler oes 9Sro-
gronlmeS mar Sbu6ert's 9l-our
Quintet fir Glaoier, @eige, Giolo,
Geao un0 Gontra6aB, bei pelAem ge-
ltern bic 9erren &anoolp6 un0 Mof-
iett icbr uortbeilbait nitlpirftcn-
Gas ibone 6orcaen-Quintctt, no mir
i'm biertcn Sabe Oos n6orcuenlicO"
10 6iibi9 pariirt ftnOcn. 9lu9 onmit
6creitetc man geItern cinen miiifoIi-
i1en UenuB.
@cniger geiiel oic gioOitGt, 5pei
Sdbc aus eincm Strei1quartett in
GsN}oQ cincs uis pouig nnbcfannten
Gomponiiteu. 3oltnn &oOolp. Seu
Op. 2 l0Bt 5peifeaos crfcnnet pel-
der 9fittlmg CT bulOigt. 8ci oaer
9(nerfennung DER @irflng ilnIerer
nmooerncn SduIc~, 10 MAIDEN oieic
6ormloiigfcit, Oieies 6eitdnOige 9lb-
bre9en uno BON Jieuem 9lniangen
feinen befric0igenOcu @in0rud. @s
lit me1r flinltpoQc 0}o1e ais muiifa-
liiHc @rfinOimg, mebr 6ar6e imO
Gifeft ais SSn6olt linO 5iefc. IS
bliben in Oicien @erfc 5mar i1one
N}omentc nut o6er lie nerl6winOen
i6nea; iino a6er bod 5ablrei9 &C.
nug OaB man oaS gan5e @crf ctliHe
Nlale boren modtc, e6c man iein llr-
tbeil oariiber ouSipri9t. Gin gllegro
ino @rcito OarouS mar fcinc belon-
ocrs gliidliDc SluSpobl. 90 gut es
gelpielt wuroc, 10 lit Oic Stunlt ocS
GneiIelquartetts nit sen 9loiiifern
imO 6rii6- 6-9lomantifern bod ndbcr
iocntifi5irf.
g9os 0os Gneilel-2uortett in Ben
pieIcn Sabren ieines 9eite6ens fiir
&amnermuiif in 9lmerifu gctban
bat iEW fein 5peitcS no1genlaht.
gSic mi. 0en 6efonntciten @erfen Scr
MeiItcr, 10 lit es nit Dem Spiele oie-
fer Gunitor9oniiation - man fam
auf feline i6rer Sbonbciten bimpei-
fen, obne Oamit 5u ipGt 5u fomuen.
gtie bat 0ieies 0uartett oeriGlnt, Oie
befanntcl @erfe Glterer Wiciiter IN
iorgiamer 9luspa6l uno por5iigliAer
9hlsiii6rllng 81 pieoer6olen imo io'
nit Dor 8erua6ldiiigung 81 retten.
9lud bat es in letter 3eit oaS @u6li-
finn nit etli1en gllten @r5eligniiien
ser neuciten 3eit befnnnt gemoht.
Sein Herional BAT felt oorigem So6r
fcinen @eblel eriubren uuO man
griiBtc oie @ieoerfebrcnoen, Oie S@.
Sneiiel, 2es, Soeiensfi unO Miaefe,
geiterp nit wormem 9eiiaG. gdlr
|. Inn Gins lit ibooel II onB es bios
ein ein5igeS aneiiel-Gon5crt Oiciel
ginter bier giebt.
9lm nddlten lSrcitag, inn eliten
Fcaboop-0fecitaI, iingt Sulia Gnlp-
8 81. 8.
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0reieiniafeits Stride.

Sn ser oeutitben 0reiciniofcits
Stride m Der Erinitp-, nabe Greter-
StraBe, finOcn moreen 5ipci 8ottes-
oienite itott. Gaitor 81. s. Stergcr
preoigt mdbreno ocs @lorsen- @ottes
oienltcs iiber nQos &inO i'm Ecnpel"
uno gl6enOs iiber oDos critic &mnoer
sScia"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
gSirO gHuntna 6ecroiat.

Iie 9cerOigiug Der am 0onuers
itag na6 fiirjer arantbeit ans ocm
Qeben geidieoenen 5rou gil6eluiiuo
s8cIler, Der Satin BON Srn, @bilip
g9euer, miro an @lontag, 9lahntit.
tags Inn 2 ll6r, bon ibrer @obntng-
9lr. 1915, leoplor 0roOc-StraBe, ans
itottiiuOen Gic 9eiiebung miro oiit
oem oOrnio 9lioge.5rie06oie" erioI.
gen. Srnu @eaer, cine ge6orcnc
S1porb, itannte ans g8iirttenbcrg,
tom ieood bereitS I'M 5orten glltcr
bon 10 3obren nit i6rer Mutter na6
9lmerifa S6r @oter mar geltorben,
ais Iie crit meuige Nlonate aft mar
9lnt s. W}oi 1866 Der6eiratbete lic licb
nit Srn. gecQer. 4aitor @ 8.
@ranoai BON ser liitberilcben St. So
banaes.Rir6e poll5og Ole Ernmng.
0crr O9eQer lit Elm @cteran oeS 9iir.
ncrfriegcS mo cine befonnte Eerioir
li6feit in ocutiben areiien 91cben
i6m 6interldBt 5rnn @eaer feds
So6ne, orei 1ohter iiebeH GnteI ino
einen llrcnfeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
Miff t1ntrtc ihn.

Sm W2ercp.Noipital itar6 geiicrn
9Ibeno gegen fl ll6r Ser 81 So6re
oltc Soiepb anopi pon 9lr. ii66.
SteUenionltrdBc, an ben Solaen BON
0iitsenuB. @r 6ottc inn uSeoerin1
Souie" feds Gdiclhen Gucdiil6er.
Sublimat geidlldt mo eriuAte ipa.
ter, ais oos @iit 8u mirfen beaonn,
Nci %oIi5iiten Collins pom mittlcrcl
GHtritt, DOB er naA einem @oipiial
ge6rodt peroe anopi ioa ldnaere
3eit orbcitslos 9cipeien iein unO
bate ocS6alb onac6lib oni 0onncrs.
tag 9lbeno eiucn 5treit nit ieiuer
,Srau @r perlicB ieine &o9mmg
aus Merger oorilber mo iiberuad)tetc
I'M DScoering.@ouie".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
glcncr nttadirt lueiacs @laOden.

@roBc 9liireguna ltu0 erbebli@e
Gr6itterung erreete ein @ermolti-
gimgsperiud, pcl6er eeltern 9(beuo
on Der 9entolou.StroBe, 5wiiden
W3oiber-StroBe uno 9fiogs- -gloenue,
bon einem unbefonnte n9teger an
eineu meiBen WfGoAen beriibt puroe.
9(n Der be5eihneten Stele muroc
tur5 nod GinbruM ser 9umfelbeit
oos iS-iabrige 8r6uIein @}areoret
Slanigon, pobnbaft in 9lr. 2314
Sfiges 2lpenue, cine glrgeitelte in
Stemort's g8oarenbouS. bon ciuem
91eger binierriids ii6erfoae uno 81
9oOen eerinen. Sbre Siilfcrufe
bro@teu gla66orn sur Stene, ieOo@
aclong es Dem freben 9lttentGter in
Der aagemeinen @erpirrunq lmer-
fannt 5u entfounen. 9}e6rere De'
teftioe ipuroen iofort NIT Dem Sale
betroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16
2inns.M .Mcmcinhc.

@ci Sem @ottesoienIt ipeIder
morgen @ormittag tO.45 llbr in Ger
3ionS.Gircbc an Der gtor0. .@apitroBe
beeinnt, miro Yoitor Or. Srliits %oi.
mann iiber oas Gbema: r0ic Scele"
preoi9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16

oSulutS NuBler.
autitebcnoc @}itaIicocr Bat. aciOcr
murOcn i'm lcbtei Sabre II @litglie-
Ser pom Go0c a66crilien. 9(m n66-
ltcl Srcitaq mcr0cn ole ncucrm66lteu
9eomten i'm 8eiiein Der Suprem-
9eantten oes Groens olrd 0en Su-
prem.5efretGr 6ranf Elcitncr in ibr
9lnlt cinacfii6rt mer0cn. Gie neiten
9eonlteu iino: @ait-9lr4on, 9lugult
SicgnunO, 9lrAon, gilbert &ncuder;
&roDoit. &einri@ 2ud6or0t; &r0lai
81. s. @e6ner; Sefretdr, g. Sarm
(5nnl 3c6nten Nlale); 5inan5.9cfre.
tar, Sllius @o6lcr Gum 5m6litcn
NlaIc); 9&aemciitcr, $50. g8. Gdels
Snipcftor, Charles g9o6lcr; inncrc
@o6e, SSo6n Wlarfert; GuBerc @aAc,
@corgc Slambcl; 0ircftorcn Ssfar
5tol3cn6oG, Src0erid Steiner imo
6reoerid StrouB.
1os Ginmci6pngs.Gomite 6ieli
geItern glbeno leinc 8eanltcnuaN
wel@e folocnOes 9fciultat 3citiate:
@rGiiocnt Sitlius @obIer, @icc&rd
iioeut gll6crt &ncudcr, Gopit0n u. s.
@c6ncr, S6asmeiiter SSobn Sotanp
ltno Sefretdr 2ouis Som. GnOe
@}dr5 peranItaltet Oos n@ermmiu.
Conclau~ ein giitern-Roitcn I'M
,W3arplmO. .@orf" n0 I'M Wioi miro
inter Ocn gluipi5icn oeS @inwcib.
lngS-GoniteS Gin 9luSilug abgc6al-
ten.
n9Gdcr llntcritiittngs.
8crein g}r. g."
g9ie an onocrcr Stcne oieier 3ei-
ting bcfonnt gcna6t Miro, bdlt Der
,@Gfer Observation-Disclosures
elm g3r. 81 beiltc 9lbeno in 9iiiffeps
Soae all ser gioro.6rcoeriditroBe
Ieinc pierteliG6rlidc @eneralper-
lanlmlma, pelGc Inn s ll6r glbcnOS
i6ren 9lniang ninunt. Scittcr bib
IDen @rdude oendB, oie bel Dem
@crcin belteben miro IN Der Scr
iommhmg mieoer cine Sannllmg
3um @citcn ser oeuiiA 6iierreihiicben
&iilfsionos Oor9cnonlnm wcrocn
n@inipteit."
Ger ,9lrbeiter-&ciangoereIn Ginigs
felt 6ieIt oeitern 9l6eu0 ieinc mo-
6cntli1e @eriaiumnug in ser g9irt6-
ibait BON @m. Slider an Der Gde
Ser 5. StraBc lnO Gaiiern-gIOemie in
Sig6louotowu o6, Ou anlaBli6 oeS
ql6lebeus BON 6rau 8. @griug Die
Springs Sale oeidloiieu lvor.
9Sraiioeut Soiep6 &reBnid iii6rte Den
gorI6 uuo 5efretdr Garl Sde6en
Oos 9Srotofol. 9la6 GrIc0iglng Der
Goutiuegci1dite wiroe beihloiien,
oen E6eoterabeno ser oSo3ialiiiiIhen
2icoertafel4 in Gorpore 81 bemner.
1ie anoeren Gmloouugen wuroen
cbcnfoaS angenonmcn 6erner wur-
0cn meitere 9|or6ereituuaen fin pcn
onl 90 Sanuar ob5u6altenoen Dlos-
fenbaQ getroffen. Gieier 9l6euO wiro
nod Den ghngo6en oes Gomite's Elm
fioeler merOcn,
Gin neuer @erein.
SSn y@atterIon.%orf GnIino" mtr-
oe geitern glbeno Der o0omenocrein
OeS CitcuO.geric1onerlngs.@e s.@ereins~
in'S 9ebeu Geruien. llngcfa5r so
Gamen moren eridienen Inn oen
nencn @erein 5u griinOeu. 9lo9oem
@rdiioent Senj. g. @6lper Oes ,0it.
euo-GerihonerAngs-Ge -GereinS~ Die 0o-
men begriiBt bate, mrroe Die 8a6l
ser 9eamten lno oes GirettorilunS
poreenommeu. Ger Gamenoerein lit
OoIlitdnoig inab6dugig nuo miro
feline &erianrhluugen i'm Battlefront
Eorf Gaiino" ab5alten Gr bat ben
3wed, oie Comen BON Sit.9oltimore
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Gin staata @n0net nutlmcn0ia.

pirtbiAaitens, Wic ser GongrcB
cS oub t6ut, BAT ein Gcii5it bon
elmer @liaiou cr5eugt. Sobe
@crpiQigungcn fir wo6lt5dtige
g(nitolteu sic llriac6c. - 9ltnOcS.
mari6aa stod6onS critic er.
ncnmmg
9ic @erpilligungcn iir oie 3o6llo-
len ipo6ltbGtigen glnitalten lit in Ben
lebten Sabren 10 iebr gcitie9cl OaB,
iuie Scr transformations beri6tet,
Der Stoot jcbt einem Icii5it bon
ii6er elmer NiiQion Collars gegcn-
iiber itcbt. GoS fommt oauon, Dab
ser Staat Nlaro(anO, pie ia aud Die
9unoeSrc9ierlmg, obne Budget Oa-
raul loswirt6idoitet, imO Die Sad-
loge 5ei9t, Oob cS 6o6e 3eit iit nit
Der alten MctboOc aui5urdumen mo
Dor Dem 3uiommentreten Der &e9is-
latur, mel1c ole &erpilliglmgen ale
5pei Sabre 81 MAIDEN 6ot, Elm or
oentlibes @uOget ouf5uiteaen Oenn
cS lit unnl09lid. ooB 0oS 6inon5-Go-
mite 0es SenatS imO 0aS 0fittels unO
gSegc-Gomitc 0eS llnter6alieS in Ocr
fiir5en 3cit BON 3pei N}onaten ne6cn
all Oen onOeren 9lrbciten cineu &c,
noucn lle6er6lid iibcr oic 6inan5en
ocs StooteS er6oltcn f0nnen. g8as
iebt 9ci6cben muB, lit Elm %ro6leul.
S1aBmciiter SonOiOer iogt, Oie iuobl.
t6Gtigcn 9lnitnltcn merOcn nit einem
flcineren 9Sro5cntiob DER ibucn BON
Der &cgislatur ncrlpiligtcn @el0er
5ufrieOen iein miiiicn, umO menn es
abioIut not6wenOig merOc, fonnten
audi sic @c6Glter Scr Stoatsbeanten
cntipre1en0 rcou5irt pcrOen.
DAB es cinmal 10 fommcn piirOc
prop6c5eitc i1on Der Ocritorbcne
@ouocrncur Grot1ers, uno er ma1te,
m16rcnO CT @ouperreur mar, BON iei.
ncr Getogepolt @ebrau6, ionit wdrc
Dor 6 Sa0ren i9on eiu mcrfliAes
0efi5it ein0etrcten. Der icbige Sou.
ocrnelir folate iciueu 8eiipiel in
1912, o6er in 1914 lieB er Die Ser
willigllngen iteben, wic iie bon Scr
Scgislotlr angenommen wor0en ma
rem. Die @erantporting lit OeSbal6
in Oiciem Sale einc getbcilte.
Stod 5am'S erite Grncn
nung.
Ger neuc @un0ess sW}arl1aa fin
Baltimore, gS. gS. Stod6on, bat
Srn. E6ilipp @. S1maab, Der felt
ctlibcn @lonatcu %cniionS. Commit
iGr lit, 5u ieincm criten 9liiiitentcn
ernonnt. Serr S1maa6 lit @litglico
oeS oemofratiiden Stoats-Gentrol-
GonlitcS; er pertritt Sen 5peiten Sc.
giSlohtr.Giitrift Der Std0t @olti.
more. Serr Stod6om imO &err
Sdpaob iinO ieit So6rcn poIitiibe
Sreunot
&einbcman unO sic
@i nDorS gt Comma
tion.
Sta0trot6SmitaGeo CHARLES s..
Seinteman ser Gonoioot lit fir bic
repu6lifanii6c Domination fir
YlaUor, miro in ser eriten Sdlfte OeS
udGiten Wlonats iein 0ouptquartier
cr0ffnen lmo feline Gampagne Damn
allen Grnites beginner.
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@i6el. .@prtrnn.

Sonntog 9lbeno s ll6r miro ser
@pangeIiit s. $. 9gierts in Ser SEA-
pellc, 9lr. 3700, 6ait-2loenue, &igb.
lauOtown einen Gortrag ii6er oic
2300-i1briae prop6etii6e 3eitperiooe
ans Dem &rop6cteu Ganicl, aopitel
s, @erS IA, bolten..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16

OlHilDct OOui (CuhtN htluiltHptlt.
9hl Der ode BON Bratt mo 2iebt.
StroBe muroe aeitern Gornitioa,
ols ein 9loo ieines @ogens in Gin
Sod geriet6 scr ~ Sabre olfe SENT.
lber Sarrp @ocn onf bic StroBc ac
icblcuocrt. Gbc er iiM oufriAicn
fonnte. roltc Der @agen ii6er eiuen
sorper bimucg. 6r mlr0e nad oGu
nYaercp,Soipitol" ge6radt 100 es iir6
6ernuSiieIte. 0aB CT oas Sdultor
bIatt, oeu rehteu 2lrm uuo mcbrcre
9iippcn ecbrohen botte. Ger &cr'
Icbtc luo9nt IN 9lr 1112. glcuman
@MIrt. ~ nl-u
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9cru6cimcr S5rus.

"eI atuHc 9oocn fiir oGS Gclm, NIT ocn lleinrn
Fttlen. sine StnDt IN iid icibt Bon
Der SnDcttcsStrnhc binonrdj bis sur
Ycrirgtuu. StraRc.
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Garsausa cneraiar ueyluarns.

@creinatc staateng mo enslaao
ienocn Gem meriianiiden &ortci
Hibrcr cinen idqriru Erotcit bc.
5iiglicb scr SdlicBln9 scr 0cl.
lelocr. @arrau5a ibiat 1000
@ann uad Monteroo. @rier
res SIM propiioriibm Fraiiocn
ten luieOcraepdBE
W al bington TO- Sonunr
SefretGr @roan mahte bctc oiiigca
befauut oaB sic 9lelierlmg ser Ser.
Staaten @encral 9orran5a nOor Sen
cruiteu 6olgcn" geuarut 9ot, mclde
Die Gontis5irimg Der gluslauoern &C.
b0rigen 0clielOer in Eampico 6obcn
piiroe. Gicie @arnma crying an
Garran5a nad Sen @oritcIluNaen oes
britiiden goiiAoiters bcim Staai5.
Department, Der iiber 0as Ccl.Gur
borao ans Sampico. iuober oie britt.
ihc Morue i6re Selporrdt6c t6eil.
Ueiic 6e5icbt. Ginipru6 er6ob. Der
cngliihc gotidofter ianOtc allf oen
&ot6 OcS Sefrctdrs 9rpau BIN en-
Selcgramm an Oen cnaliihen GoniI
in 9era @rii5, Der ocu gluiirag az
belt, aud inn giamcn Gnglano'S
@arron5a Dor ctpaigen Gomplitatio.
nen 81 Dornen.
Sic biclige 9lgcntur Garrau3a's
madte 6cfamt oaB General sStir6c
geitern in 9Ilamos in Si0.Sonora,
einoctroiicu ici uto 8um 9lugriff &C.
gen @laptorcno arf @crmoiino mar.
irbir,.
1000 " ann Gorran8o'S I'M
MP n n N 10 IA a ! 80 ~ "a 4 n. a,
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@ntierre8 y mie0cr0c.
nGhIt.

Staot Wterif0, Is. Aauuar.
- Gic glationalGoupention md6ltc
enlolio @itierre5 aeIiern 9l6cno pic-
Der 3nm proOiioriihen 9Srdiiociten
Sein 9crmin ldidt bis 81 oen auf
ben Soruar 1916 angeiesten all.
gemrinen @a6len.
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Gaic! 9dicl
Bio. 25c.
@orsadic. ~ gib 20c.. oocr I BIO. 2Qc
S1wc5cr'adle I u $50, 29c., oocr 1 $50.
25c.
crnngcnl Crnngcn!
3icmIic1 groBe Sranacn, "a iiir 29c. 12
fir 16c
0robc Ordneen. 10 fir 2oc 10 fir t9c.
Grtra aroBc 0rauecn IA fir 29c. 10 fir
25c.
@robe @rape 6ruit z fir 29c; ooer Stiid
sc0r srobc @rapc 5ruit, iir 2oc oocr
Grira IGroBc Grape 5ruit iar 2oc; oOcr
Siid 71ac
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Nl onterep cingetrof
fen.


Nare0o, Ger, 10 SaNuor.
S>icr muroe beute bcfannt, OoB 1000
@'onn @orran5as in Monicrep elm.
getroiicii icicn Inn Die Staot qe9en
eincn sln9riif Siao's 81 pcrt0eioi.
0pl.
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$ einBcman un0 0ie
sDi uDorS gt 0 nina

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gborles S..
Scintcmon, ser Gonoioot lit fir bic
rcpu6lifanii6c Domination fir
Wlauor, mirO in ser eriten 6dlfte oes
nd6iten WlonatS iein Saliptqpartier
cr0finen mO feline Gampogne Damn
allen grnlteS beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-16

xelr iencn nicmalS na euuningcn nn.
n,e~ry,sloe9en cnfen mir S6rc beionoere Iut
S;ee +uhiielt ari beriDieoeue ipiC1iige Seridnie,
mmuuWIiell Wlonia0 IN Den groBcn ScimlGoen
''tnllndltci mcrocn
saocu 1enie Wiorsru il0r neJffuet uuO
10 llbr glbcnne Dcidluncn.
n SndcreisScpnrtemcnr
hc~g ~gSttul OF Iartnr" an Steueo OH Nddpuli
l9eue benuti, 70 oab iioD ale uniere gads
"S,ve ~re lber Sonniaa trii@ 0aIten.
p,,gtoButlee Combination 1 Guticrirulic
Sero' 'ilier Eilmmcn@ie ooer irgeno cine nns
No, Sorie, 9lttcrriHg I r9rcsceni" mt
Snssailel, Nlobninmen oocr gdien uno y
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large and small, and robed and trou.
sered, centered toward the city OF
strong men. and, one by one, presented
themselves. in turn, to a grave and
silent, kinky-haired old darky by the
name of Ephraim.
One motive alone had dragged them
over sterile plains and snowy noun.
tains and bounding seas; the magic
whisper Of Money!
Through Ephraim they came to the
stocky, understanding. square-faced
chess player who was called Allison
They found him pleasant. agreeable.
but hardly of their class. He was so
forceful as to be necessarily more or
less crude, and he had an unpleasant
fashion of waving aside all the decent
little pretenses about money. That
was the fault of this whole rude coun-
try. where luxury had been brought to
the greatest refinement ever known in
the history OF the world; 1t was SO
devoted to money, and the cultured
gentlemen did their best to get all
they could.
To Ivan Strolesky Allison was frank
and friendly, for there was something
In the big Russian which was different
from these others, so he FASTENED to
have business out of the way
Here are your lines" he said,
spreading down map which had been
brought up to date by hand The
ones want are checked in blue. The
others | do not care for"
The grand duke looked them over
with keen eye.
81 am rather disappointed" he con.
fessed in excellent English. - had
understood that you wished to control
our entire railway system"
81 do" assented Allison; but don't
wish TO pay out money for them all.
II can acquire the lines | have
marked, the others will be controlled
QUite easily from the fact that ! shall
have TIE 0alT Satlet."
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pile, with separate Jerks. He ierked
out cigarette. he jerked out a match.
and jerkily lit the former with the
latter.
II am here" he said.
81 am able to give you some impor-
tant diplomatic news" Allison advised
him. Your country is about to have
war with your ancient enemy to the
east. 1t will be declared within a
month"
1T will be finished in a week" "
prophesied the neat-waisted caller, his
active eyes lighting with pleasure
Possibly" admitted Allison, 81 un.
derstand that your country is not In
the best Of financial conditions to I'M
dertake a war, particularly with that
ancient enemy"
The banking system OF my country
is patriotic" returned the caller. Its
only important banks are controlled
under one system | am the head OF
that system. | am patriot" and he
tapped himself upon the breast with
deep and sincere feeling.
How much revenue does your po-
sition yield you personality"
A shade of sadness crossed the
brow Of the neat-waisted caller.
1T does not yield you this much"
and Allison pushed toward him a lit.
tie slip Of paper on which were In
scribed some figures.
The callers eyes widened as they
read the sum. He smiled He shrugged
his shoulders He pushed back the
slip Of paper.
IF your banking system found 1t
impossible to be patriotic, your gov
eminent would be compelled to raise
money through other means. 1t would
not withdraw from the war"
"NeVer!" and the neat-waister caller
once more touched himself on the
breast
1T would be compelled to negotiate
loan. II other governments. through
some understanding among their
bankers. found it difficult to provide
this loan. your government would find
1t necessary to release its ownership,
or at least its control of its most valu
able commercial possession"
The caller, who had followed AL
iisons progressive statement with In
terest. gave a quick little nod OF his
head
THAT most valuable commercial
possession" went on Allison, us the
state railways. You were convinced by
my agent that there is new and
powerful force in the world. or you
would not be here. Suppose | point
out that It Is possible to 80 cramp
your banking system that you could
not help your country, II you would;
suppose show you that. in the end,
your ancient enemy will lose his iden'
tity. while your country remains IN.
tact; suppose show you that the
course ! have proposed is the only
way open which will save your coun.
try from humiliation? What then"
ITO BE Continued
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SYNOPSIS.

At a vestry meeting OF the Market
Smith Boyd that Market Square church
~ apparently a lucrative business enter
prise Allison takes Gall riding in his
motor car. She finds cold disapproval in
the eyes of Rev. Smith Boyd. Allison
starts campaign for consolidation and
control Of the entire transportation sys-
tenn OF the world. Gall becomes popular
ALISON gains control Of transcontinental
tramc and arranges TO absorb the We'd
ger court tenement property OF Market
square church. Gail tells Boyd that the
cathedral Market Square church proposes
70 oulid VIII be out OF profits wrung from
sGuaIor. Al meeting of the seven finan-
CiaI nagnates of the country Allison or
Sanlzes the International Transportation
SSoInipany. Rev. Smith Boyd undertakes
SaiIs spiritual instruction and Gail I'M
consciously gives Allison hint that solves
tne Vedder court problem for him. On
al inspection trip In Allisons new sub
way the tunnel caves In. Gall goes back
20 her home In the West. Her friends lure
ner and Arly back to New York. In the
niIust or struggle with the dregs of hui
manlty In Vedder court Rev. Smith Boyd
SUDDENLY finds that he Is a real living
Lanu Ioving-man He proposes to Gail
OUT, on the verge of acceptance. she re-
members their religious differences, and
refuses: Through Allson's connivance
win the political boss Vedder court is
condemned by the city as unsanitary.
REV. Smith Boyd proposes to the vestry
70 replace the old Vedder court buildings
win model tenements
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CHAPTER XIX.
The Maker Of Maps.


There began to be strange new
STRINGS in the world. Money! From
the land which was its home and place
of abode 1t leaned over across the
wide seas, and made potent whisper.
ings in the ears of the countries where
money Is despised and held vulgar
They all listened. The particular pc
tency lay in the fact that the money
was so big, which took away tremen
dously from its despicableness aud its
vulgarity.
a black-bearded grand duke, from
the wide land Of the frozen seas hum
bled himself to plain Ivan Strolesky
at tho sound of that whisper, and hur
ried westward. A high dignitary of an
empire upon which the sun never sets
hid his title under plebeian nom de
plume, and stalked stolidly away west.
ward to that whisper of despised
American money. From the land OF
fashion. from the land of toys, from
the land OF art and music. from the
land of cherry blossoms. from the land
of the browsing drug, from the land OF
the flashing jewels. from the lands OF
the burning sands and the lands of the
midnight sun. there came the highest
of power; and they all. light anc
swarth, and bearded and smooth. and