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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-04
CARL GUIOTT

nLL PendletOn rejoices with
II Carl Guiott in the recovery
of his sight after fifteen
years of darkness.
We, who are in the full pos
session of our normal faculties,
seldom take the time to be
thankful for the senses we have
enjoyed from birth. We look
upon them merely as physiO-
logical and natural to man. We
let it go at that unless, by mis-
fortune, we should be deprived
of one of these senses. Then
we know them for the blessings
they are.
Having lost the sight which
he once had and now having
regained it to some degree,
Mr.. Guiott, better than any,
knows how to value what is 50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-04

that d blockade is in certain cases the
appropriate method Of intercepting
the trade of an enemy country, and
if the blockade can only become ef-
fective by extending ii TO enemy COM
merce passing through neutral ports
such an extension is defensible and
in accordance with principles which
have met with general acceptance.
The note then refers to the case
Of the British ship Springbok, sized
by United States cruisers in the civil
war while bound for the British
West Indies, because her cargo. it
was charged, was to be transshipped
to the confederate states The su-
preme court of the United States
sustained the seizure against the con-
demnation of a group of prominent
international lawyers, although the
United States and British govern
ments took the broader view and
recognized the development of the
older method of blockade. No pro-
test was made by Great Britain.
What is really important, In the
general interest" says the note, ''is
that adaptations of the old rules
should not be made unless they are
consistent with the general principle
upon which an admitted belligerent
right is based 1t is also essential
that all unnecessary injury to neu-
trails should be avoided.
Principles Carefully Observed.
with these conditions it may be-
safely affirmed the steps we are
taking TO intercept commodities on
their way to and from Germany fully
comply. We are interfering with no
goods with which we should not bel
entitled to interfere by blockade II
the geographical position and the
conditions Of Germany at present
we're such that her commerce passed
through her own ports. We are
taking the utmost possible care mott
to interfere with commerce genuine
ly destined for or proceeding nom
neutral countries Furthermore, we
have tempered the severity with
which our measures might press up
on neutrals by not applying the rule
which was inyariable in the old form
Of blockade-that ships and goods on
their way to or from the blockaded
area are liable to condemnation.
The note then reviews at some
length the various forms in which
blockades have been maintained, 70
show there has been no uniformity
Of practice in essential points, and
declares.
"The one principle which is FUN
damental and has obtained universal
recognition is that by means or
blockade a belllgerent is entitled to
cut off By effective means the sea-
borne commerce Of his enemy"
Limitation Not RescOgnized.
Consequently, Sir Edward argues.
it Is impossible to maintain that the
right Of belligerent to intercept the
commerce Of his enemy can be lin
tied in the way suggested In the Am
erican notes on the subject
There are many cases" he says,
I'm which proofs that the goods were
enemy property would afford stroEg
evidence that they we're Of enemy Or
Igin or enemy destination, and It is
only in such cass that we are de-
tanning them Where proof Of en-
smy ownership would afford no evi-I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-04
ONE OF THE LIVES GOD
GIVES Us.

. This is one Of the lives God
gives Us.
= And whether we ever know
more
y 1t is sweet to stand in this
promised land
= Like a 'Rue child In door.
= Like q little child that trem-
. hles
= In awe OF the things 60 see
= This life like a thing that dis
sembles
= The dream OF a life TO be!
= As the one life runs to the
. many
= And the many 10 one life az
last
= Thank God for the life He gives
us. and those that may
be and are past!
= For out Of this hour is our mes
= sage.
. And here in this day is our
= This is one Of the lives God
= gives Us,
= To live as IL it were snl
= An, 50 let me meet the great Z
. challenge,
= And so let me stand IN my
= door.
= with a smile on my lips IKE
= the morning,
= And dream OF the morn to
= adore,
= For whatever the past may
. have given.
= Or taken away it is now
= must look for all that is heav-
= en-.
. ! must strive for the crown on
= my brow!
= This is one Of the lives God
= To be taken. or bitter or sweet:
. To rise from or fall from, God
= help US,
. Like flowers or Ike weeds az
= his feet
= And the brave heart sings to
. the future.
. That he knows he win find II
. somewhere,
. With his back to the wall as he
battles.
B And a smile meath his shadow
and care!
, -Folger McKinsey, IN Baitl-
more American.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-04

ROME, Aug. e-The first gold
neral for individual bravery award
ed by King Victor Emmanuel, for
which all Italian soldiers have been
striving, was awarded to Corporal
Bobbino OF Salerno
In the battle Of Carso. raging this
week. Bobbino was attacked by nine
Austrians while separated from his
comrades, He met their attack vic
iously and succeeded in killing seven
OF them and capturing the remainder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-04

snowstorms overcoats and
roaring furnaces within the
past "a hours. We have pre-
pared to hear Of skating par
ties in HadeS next.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20
BISHOP GAMBLER DUE
HERE FOR CONFERENCE
Ns,sd Nsthoditi BISHOP VIII pfssids
az Methodist Mexican Csnisfsece
6,afnoo fndsp

fe,tsp csndlef ~ Aiiania uaofri0
nea IN fhs unai nsfri ditinvs ~ 'he
NBtOilal rhnnh suHh and who
nfshahh has 90 ssptrH aF pa'rit
nfafts ~ 500 Nouih eili fesfh rHfpua
T'huafl. famHffau la preside Hf fhr
tiefbmisi Missiah renfrfents ~ frsns
sfafiinr naaf
firf 10 Nais'Hu ptstnf 80 ths Goa
rns Chnsn Rieslrfn rhufHh. m 800
nsfiaa foi fbt confidence which ein
rftihahlt iafi fnf fHW of i've days
Ahuns fasnif nvo ministers viii Hi
irrd ara ai ibf iaff fbf wHft ~ thh
tislluslns tssf eIu 81 asrirpsffd hy
fHskou Gambler
has " r n.nfse pssthf ~ ne fifri
seihaaisi Nhaffh 30 aifrudiHs no
Wssi Tsaar Conference ai San Angelo.
assf shieh mshcp Af'ha u prcsidifE
M IitimaN iHNmnn 81 $50 ir-ai
rarst n aisa aiifnains q d pfarir
sil5 assures fnaf nssi Funass shsn
ias thatrsa ~ iNs new fsHf aff 10
sirnea ihat Rev iffnffn viii Do frt
iurnsa a. Cefuns ftfisu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20
APPEAL PAPERS IN
ELECTION CASE To
BE FILED SHORTLY
CASES o. AUGUST uGsIiNegR
az Az. 10 81 CARRIED 20
CIRCUIT couNf AT NtW
ORLEANS
RssSrs winch Mast a. Flied se
DAYS Atses Anetai - Tattn

ir,,m tutheauNs eearees f,Wecs the
irfounktieh thai atiefnest ioi tNe ~
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ffsn.ls tas4 ln ihs fstiefai Cotti h4fs
have a,,ous perfected Al atfeaset
mvnis nN appeaiius nem shs dcsIsirn
80 q fHfs n ios sfaft ~hith convicted
ltfanit tftfA Aesusf frNiiNEfr rpN
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H. Nnnr Bnf W tatlirNtflt ~ ~ al.
lttet yonsisHats Ca Ooifnfl on sAeg
tian "a ehleh oonsi,-sNen ~rrs yeied
fot
TIRE uVs mes "a last ssrtslullss 81
we're sentenced Ns fHAFF WALTER a
Narns stevens t'ssiitftfiN and frht
lin4sl we've euch stulsFgrd iV q YVES
ANS fas iH ihs lfaf4nNsfih rfterH
anH ln &C.,, Nas rf saata vtNf iiiEss
aad Damn were tsrh FittH sIk months
Iu fht Aiilails .aantA tsh afN iine
of ttteo
sinat thf sentences wrfa parsei So
Itnfg tftNIufts NaNN NrFN husiN enc
ea4td ga the Ifeofd whNh is tniumt
nl,us Nnf natt thtn arts witnesses
haNlns tsstfisA in ihe tiial W she esrr
which lasted fiH Steven defs lseuiinf
ihr fafuiai fiiinf ~ ihr srpeai g has
ncsu netfteai1 iNaf ths nrn fHuiA3n
ln onFiaas aua tnfi Hfc in fnf Vie.
iUria county ian 81 isd,iai NusQnrts
After nnIlge ~ 1Nptsi tn ihs Nlfeuii
Dnuu Uf kpnrafs at NtN nlfvant B,
intnalis Niti vfih tho tisfk "a ihsl
gDafi ths taanli mHSs ~ fdsd Nlthin
lHfIN taNa after fhf TrUHft lUNld
uat S. completed Within pefiNt "A
i0as fhan sikiN duss tna iai fhis rfa
sar ihr fiInr 10 ihr auufai nt1tH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20
CASE AGAINST ]. N.
WHITAKER A TENANT
FARMER DISMISSED
'Oo os NILES osoEsEo RELeAss
OF FARMER LIVING soUrs
or TrE CITY
IN ne District csurs ~. Ca. ~ n
nsntsr VERSES , ~ Arnsis ,,
On Triai Before gar,

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w..t -''E' him -si
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thaf time hsaa .,..,..
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Saws g. aHsnrs ih- harvest WA ~
tssi0ed that the prescott itieatIa. hat
been Hrnrehf oH hN whitaker r.f..t. ,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20

me Caller hayina ne iarsest cifreia
lion - asy papef a"uih ~ san Nl. ...,.'.
N certainly entitled ~ ionf nlN.f 80.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20
PISTOL WAS FIRED IN
POST1rFIICCE BUILDING
Firing u eisisi Lsts Yesterday After
room tssvssa csssisst 81
inssfesi

Thr nUnH ~ pistol Aiihir tHf
notioffics fuefasg afternoon Smile tef
man Nns hrips worked ana nhiiF a
namissf ~ people asfs in thf iptnf
ferasei fbs Effstssf ~ fsflirmsut
The affaif Naa drspi1 FeEfsitfe ~
Postmaster Nrifh ere fhe srlrintss
a ihr hffl0r fHiN NehHfixr ~ fifa
teen pears asfisianf pottwpstef ~ -
trni nffiff ~ fhf pasf tpn seeis
HISS tsesn iii when bs crtsfei tit ~
fifs tfafefdnf afisrEuun 81 ailepl 3 s.
fiyet ~ had snail ss esiitfe psf
- ih his usnH
Albert fyifimff ~ thf efflee fpfrs
p.fierd ths pirta ana f4u taNar
aftasfss tnaftirf ths plFini .pNH-
oafd furafd fhe D.us "a - No -
ffs pistol exploding ara ere ballet -
fsrins ihe rpar siefhnff ~ aiseoi
isn fssf fran ~hsfe tAe $50 sefs
slsn1iss 81 hpefse VIA Then faksr
% his Aonis Tlif firms ~ itf pirfni
i alifia0tea ~ hih condition 81 ter
time tles Weieh aofa npi hsiieta
that ~ h4f ens p98ba a. haiTr FeHs
-, .a.s-~--
- 81 lst,ti nt1 fsmiy ard Mfs
fihearz Leave fotlay ~ Asffele ~
after an erte0dtd esAif herr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20

- 81 lsisti aha fanify ard Mfs
fiheara Leave fotIaY ~ AsfNele ks
after Az eefe0ded rsAif here
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20
COLONEL WILLIAM CODY
WITH SELLS-FLtro SHOW
DESPITE ADVANCED AGE Coz
c0oN APPEARS At GAch AND
ENEHF PERFORMANCE

There aaf y timf when BE- arpi ur
ha ualuf with uotWlF Nuf saiNe
for uilIeN aad thc sAi6lf tiauAst A.
rnfn H4 There wee ilns
ltaf rspdstlons thsnsr with che feifs
ief nnR 'uiuua NNiism lftlcUlh
Nuh ,lnifaiH fIn unn ls ,Hnlua
hefr iaf onf aat Ha' wifl ihf Sells.
Imo ifrHa aHd NnifslN NIns tuaH
aai WHO West saturday nftpfri iH
eaHs 90 NIitfrnt ifD fnfm ihf Hnf
boz Sea ahpn hr wac mAhlnH hla ferut
milau sa d sraif $50 more ilf aaii'
piliuu and uf nianhei bed Instead
here hfc ff~ az ihr convenience
which abe talnue nnw otrfuerrea
rKaff cog
srsf lnl rhff
talef
nnfsrur
a private tr0f on ilsaesrua ffpunds
rift iat ..el-yrr r. eafpsi rHFs drst
tnd ae.,r Iihsf rnaaiiir convenience
which cHlla be- found in iha twins
rloHi 81 hnms
hai cm cu9 ~ inaf matter D.
tHtrled ia fhrff $500
Wt, tnaaidNt ii,s fbem ~
asked AuHhlntif flW niltf ua} inai
herausf nuft fptif a ciHplf g hnn
dfea miieH lu rpnv storm as peHi
eapfeaa man lsifi aHf retFun 3 sh'fii
iute fhai sof ~ ihinrs aN ml ife
500 Ai go 3 eani ms cnnfenifupe'
nrn
Tho rmnnel Isl ihe uaF ,a 81 leNd
she infaas vnfH q p4fara ihf0nsh iisf
iouniaun streets "a 90 ~ orl'Ht rif
eus innrrir1 lif al~a d 81 prfsnnniit
present end siifsfFire iAr Wild Nesi
ffatHfss q fhs show iu which his fn-
49, rrfInut ~ c0Nhota rarfh firfH
rIaera. rls,sfa $50 iuhlans ~ill aprenf
. This ~ raurss - infiaaHd Do ihf tsN
isisf charqs - a1uitsiHN
.a--saa----u-<~-----aaasaas-
ben AndffsHu left last nithi 70 t'ii
Z weston an > SHEER hueinfrs ifiu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
lSlehissit. cine @nIfsmahl

Sin Nlebis5it, cine golfslpabl,
mllroe am 90. Mpril gebalten. Ser
Nrin5 mltroe falt einlti1nr1ig gelpablt
llno Don ser proDiioriiden Gegierl1lg
.|lofprt oils Carol Der gr1te 5rm
erbliden SSiirlten Don Ml1nranien pro-
flun1irt. Sic &eile 0es 6iirlten bl1r6
olterreidyiides @ebiet mon megen Ser
beporl tebenoen &riegserflarl1ng on
Nrel1ben 11idt oblre @efabr. Weit eli
nem ldupei5eriiden GaB beriebGn 1116
ll1ter~ al10erem Ma1nen mltr6e Die y1ei=
lie ollrh 9eiterreib nr0 l1ngarn ge=
n1adt, lt1o ONT 20. Olai m1rbe Ser
Shirt al1f rl1nlani hm @ebiet begei=
ltert e%mpfangen.
Sic erlten Megierl11gsiabre mare11
idppieriae Sabre. Die Jira115en mo-
rem ltarf %5erriittet ullo me6rere MiB=
erl1ten batten bic Sage nod peridlim=
inert. @ber es ml1rbe NIT Ser Set
9ronnng aeiduffe11, un0 9ratianlt's
Gi11fluB mar bem Iiirlten BON groBem
95ltben. gas in 1877 ser rlllijaz
tiirfiide &rieg ul1sbrad, apollte 9ill=
malrien lid an ~benielben betbeiligelt.
Ias iplroe abgelebrt ltno MIR ser
freie Il1rdmarld) Ser ruiiil6en Irl1p=
pen mlroe perlangt. Mls aber sic
.lSade hei &le1pna ldtef gi11g, muir
ben bic Hl1manet gerltfen urlb baben
Die Glliien be%rausbouen belfen. 3um
Can't nabm HuBluab g%eiiarabien
meg. <n1a11ie1 erbielt Damn bie
3o6ruoida. Sic bon Ser &a11rn1er
ldon IN 1877 erfldrte l1%1nbbalrgig=
felt bon Ser Iiirfei mur0e Elm SsSabr
lpater BON Sen M2dbte11 ot1erfannt.
Am 26. Meidr5 1881 erflarte 91l1nra=
11ien lib als aDnigreid unb Shirt
&arl mltrbe alr %. Wfai 1881 aun1
aonig gefront.
Inter &orls Megierll1g bot Mllt,
mal1icl1 lid por5iiglid c11tlpifelt. SIRE
Dit, Seer lno gerpaltung litt0 in GUT
ter SrOnulg. Ser erl tie rr1n6nii6e
aonig aus oen1 &al1ie @oben5oaerll
it Dor einent Sabr g%eitorben. Sem
9sadiolger tit iein geefie Ser0inmo,
nl1b lsin eriter 8erather ODER 9re=
m%lerminilter lit Elm 8rotiam1, Ser
Spbn 0ellen, BON Dem oben Die Geoe
mar. Geioe fiiblen Oeutidfreunblid
mo ll,den lift 2on0 neutral 51 fol-
ten. Sn Der Muiie bss @olfes, s! +.
bel ben @ebil0eten, berriden fro115o.
|li'de Spmpat6ien Dor, meld)e in bas
Eager Der gntentemadte brangell
gSiro Die Gegierung oas Staotsldifi
lidcr le1fel1? Die groBe Irage oel
|StunDc lit: @obin?
81 81 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
Wu5 2pnDpu ntr0 5

riGtet, OaB unldlrsit an einem gonns
tag Gnglanoer ben @ottesbien1t in
Ser bsltf6en air9e an Bankruptcies
Blace geitDrt baben. 8dbren0 Die
Srgel oas BrGluOium fpielte, unb
Der paitor bor benz Mltar 1tal1b, err
6ob 1i9 Elm @ngldnoer unb frugtv,
ob Der paitor Den g%ottesbienlt in
engliiGer 5prade fii6ren lpol1e. Ser
Yaitor e%rtpiberte, nein, i9 meroe oas
ni9t tun. Ser Gngldnber fragile borz
cuff: WDllen Sic SIR 8e6auern iiber
Die Seppelinangriffe ousiprehen?
Der paitor erpioerte, nein, au9 oas
tperoe i'd ni9t tun. Darauf trat Der
gngldnoer pDr Sen Mltur unb ioele:
SD ertlare ben beuti9en Scatter fir
einen @4anofled Der 3ipiliiation
unO einen S9impf fir Sos G6riItenz
tum. Darauf berlieb Die @ruppe Der
antpeienben gngldnoer Die Stride
unb beranitaltete ppr Der STRIDE elne
proteitperi ammlung. Ser @ottcsz
bienft nnrce in oeuti1er SpradJe
fprtgefest.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
: Bis 81. Mugnit 6atz

- Bis gum 81. Mugut bat
ten ii9 in @rob6ritan1ien 92,658
Interchangeable 'oDer 14,9 PRO-
gent Der @eiamt5abl Ser 621,588 @i=
Ienbabner antperben laf1en. Nn bic
englti4en 8abnen itellt Der Rrieg 11az
tirli9 Dtel tleinere Nnforoerungen a(s
an bic oeuti6en; a6er aud 10 barf
man be5peifeln, bob bic 3abl Der
englil4en giienba6ner Bel Der 5a6ne
10 groB pdre, tpen1l bas Spftem Ser
freipiaigen 4~ntper6ung bic englii9e
Mrmeebeb6r6e ni9t 5tpdnge, gu neb=
men, mas ii9 anbietet, ftatt auslefen gu
fDrren.
Sn D@resben nur0e Elm
junges Wdb9en fir Die Sauer bes
Rrieges als Biibrerin zines poit=
Rraftpagens in ben poitoienit elm
geitelt. Mie jeDer araftpasenfibrer
mubte aud ie fid elmer priifung i'm
5abroienft BET Der Se9nif9en 9c9=
fdule unteraieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
&ritgspropbeteH.
Sas Weidaft Der Setlieber III 2Dnbpu
blii1t.

Sas Weidaft Der Sellicber 1T 2pnbpn
uMiemals," i@reiben Die 2pnboner
ngimss" utparen Manr1er unb
5rauen lei uns 10 1ebr barauf err
pidt, in bic 3ufunft gu I9auen, mie
be,.te. @elb1t Die aeute, Die in
normalen 3eiten niht Die %geAeimnisz
bpIen @aIpns Der !9ellieber in 9onD
@treet unD GbgeDare Roob beirWz
ten, fragen iid iebt, Of uni9t bod
bieGei9t etipas baran it,. arie9s
prophetic, Mognetismus, Spirits
mus uno 9eu1eheret feiern III 2pn=
bon ipa6re Jelte, unb bic &riegs<
geipinne Der 3ablrei9en MeOien lino
mebr ols beird9tli9. Man glaubt,
bob bic @terne in Die1er 3eit Der=
pfli9tet 1eien, lire lpunoerbaren Set
9en gu. geben, bab Die gebetmnisz
Do0en &rdfte iebt, tpenn iiberbaupt,
funb tun miifen, mas perborgen
lit: bic 9auer uab ben Musaong
beg Grieges. Sem MunDer, baB
bic 9elieber uno zis9erinnen nit
Gifer unb geiddfttgteit on piefer
Mrbeit 1inb.
Mber Der arieg, Ser anes beeinz
fluBt, bat 1elbit bte1en 3tpeig mer1gz
lider SGtisfeit gednbert. Die 5anb<
lefefnnit bat an lire 8eliebtbeit ELM
se6iiBt; lie lit fo5uiqgen p0aig aus
Der Mpoe ssfommen. S1re ollae=
meinen pbrafen-u@ie nsrben Grz
folg 6aben; sic tperben elite Reiie
unternebmsn. 9iiten Sic ii9 por
ber blonoen 9ome, bic ii9 fir SD
rem @otten intereiiiert" lporen
qona angenebm urb pridelnb in pen
ittIen ,Sogen beg Jrieoens. Do9
beute berlonst bas B1blitum 9en5
entf9iebene, einbeutige Mntporten:
,.Werbs id fell bur4tommen??"
rMerben mir iieaen?" rW}ein 8rnz
Der lit permiBt, ND uno pie befinz
BET ct 1i9?" l1nb bic @eber haben
fi9 ou9 in biefe neuen 8ebinglt1=
gen i6res @sperbes gefunben.
Die gsgenmdrtig in 2onbon be-
liebte1ten Mrten BET 9el1eberet 1!nb
Snpno1e unb &ontaft bur6 8erib=
rung eines Der in 5rage fommeroen
Nerion geb0rige11 gegenltanbes. Mlz
le bic e 6erenmeiiter mdnnliaen ltnb
meibliden @ef4le6ts iinb emfts oa<
nit bel@dftigt, alte 9anbi4ube ober
53igarettenDolen an tire 5tirn 5u
briiden, bic Mugen au 19lieBen unb
in gebeimntsDoren Reospenbunaen
Dos 99id{al Der 8eftber eben iener
Sanb14ube unb 3igarettenbofen gu
pffen6aren. Die @egenftdnbe per=
ben oft BON gertpanbten mitsebradt.
man9mal ouh BON ben @o1baten
felbft bur9 bic 5elDpoit geianot.
9o9 biei e Tdue 1inb 1eltener, bo
bebauptet pirb, bab bic 8eriihrr1q
beg @%egenitanbes our9 Die Sant
bes 3en1ors ben f%ogenannten mogi=
{den aontatt berleBe ober gar Dsrz
ni9te. Mllh fam man ii9 fit
bsrbaltnismdbig biniges gelb baS
@Aidfol qus ben 5eebldttern in
BobenioB elmer ausgetrunfenen See
tai1e beuten laien.
Das aGes lit 5ipeifellos 3iemlid
uniinnig, aber es 1T begreifli@ burd
bic l1nrube utlb Nerboiitat elmer folz
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9r,,dm1sdnbe an heu ieufIcben

erlten Drudaussobe an ben teufTAen
8aiier erfplgt 1T, niro Rapeameli ter
&retI@mann feline 8ertonung oes
u@eil Dir i'm @iegelfran5" 5undd1t
al Die peri9iebenen S%ruppeatetle Der
treuperbiinbeten oeut19en uno Diterz
reidiid=un9arii4en Mrnee perienben,
u1s ou6 an ole multtali19m 8ereiz
nisungen unb @dllen CUR 8erbreiz
tung p%eitergeben.,
~ 9u.9 bic Blume. .9lls
mir alf Die RpIaten einorangen,"
er5ablte Elm tapferer 2anoiturmmann
iangit, nmarfen tie fid gu 8ooen unD
tpi1tten gum 3ei9en, bop tie iid els
seben ppllten, nit ibren Sai4en>
tiiaern."
So, frogte intereKiert fem
5reuno, ntpas fir gai@entuher bats
zen iie Oenn?"
u5unf Jinger!!"
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(gingeianot.)
uMnmancm nmo Spbcmspllern".

l11ter oieiem Iitel lbradte ser u9e=
mpofrat" Dor einigen Gagen cine ST.
illterlll1g all Sic @uffenbriioeridaft
5piid)en 0em &l1nta11enfiirlten Metrclt
lt16 DEM 3o1erngrafen 6rieori9 Dem
Se6iten in Ser S9la6t bon Rifppol
int Sabre 1896. Ioburd miro iett,
MO- man gelpaln1t lit, man11 bic rl1=
maii1iide Spbi11r ibren 5hleier falen
lalicn miro, cine allbere rl1maniid,
bobe15oQernide grimrerl11g aufge=
friidt, non1lih Sic an bie 8erufl1l1g
0es Grin5en aarl, Sdbn 0es Siirlte1
&arl Inton BON @oben5ollernsSigtna
ril1gen, 5lan er6liden 6iirlten bon
Ml1n1dl1ien i'm Sabre 1866 nno an
ben a(nfbeil, bel1 Elm 0eutidanerifaz
1ter1 Der 9eefp Dprfer 8ul1fier uno.
&%u1itnlacen @ilian1 slufferlnan1l,
baror ge6abt bat.
9ei Mnffermnnlt's 5ooe in 1902
mltroe Die 5ade bon mebreren Sci
tl1l1gen int gal15e1t 5ien1lid ridtig er=
5ablt. SS1 1868, ul1gefabr 5lpei Sab=
re f1ad Der 6iirltelnpabl, 6atte 5drei=
Der oieles cine 8elegenbeit, Sen Ser
gang aus Ml1ffermarm's eigenem
Ml1toe 51 pernebme11. Aeebelrbei mag
bemerft lein, oaB General sSo6n s.
Sreno11t, beh INIT Dem 6il1an5lnaru1
mesen ieineE Maripola giie11babn=
pro1efts S1 perbalroeln butte, bel Scr
Mauoerei 5l1gegelt apar.
Sberlt Glla1 Der ols Shirt Me=
lart0er Soballa lett 1859 iiber bie I'M
ter 0e1n Nan1el1 Mlllllal1ell pereinigter
ll1tb inter tiirfiider S%ber5obeit lte=
benoen 6iirltentbiin1er Moloau 1t1o
@oladlei liebel1 Sabre inter Sdppie=
rlgfeltel1 geDerrldt bat, mar am %.
Sebrltar 1866 5llr slboal1flllg gero=
fbigt aporben. 8on Ser prpnilprilde1
Negierltng ml1roe Ser Ibron SEM
@rafen bon 6lalloern, oenl Safer bes
letten &Dl1igs Der Nelgier (Mlbert),
a%1getragen, aber bon inn d6aelebl1t.
Die Gage in Dem nerpoiiten SSiirltell=
fbllt no ie6r pemporren, aber lie
ettbebrt oabei ridt elmer ge4piIlel1
&o1nif, 10 bob li6 iogor ser gerliner
&laooera0atih NIT ibr befoBte, ll1b
lie gdb in 6eltiden &reiien pielfud
stoff 81 &annegieBereiel.
8illiam al1ffern1an1 batte oamals
IN anlerlfanild)en acknowledgements
ten cine Heile na6 3eltlhlano ge
madt. gr lob zines slbenbs ii
Srartffllrt ODER pielleid)t olldb it
8iesbaben nit 6relmtoen in einel
froblidlen &l1eipgelellidoft, in lpeld)el
BOLD Die rl1nlal1iidm 3nltqnoe ser
@egenI1nllb Ser l1nterbaltu11g Uni
Disfniion Nbiloeten. 9ubei mrad)t,
Maffernlam Die generfuag, oab 81,
Sobcn5oaernfan1ilie ge1ll1g Sprollel
babe, ll11l Hltn1al1ien eille1 ~1Siirltel
geben 5l fonnerl. "a lei 3. 9. Sc.
3rin5 aarl Don signloringen, Sc
it'd npr5iialid oa5u eignen miiroe
Cine fleine @aieli6aft oil eiller1 Gee
hentiidc npor ullf Die lnut gefiibrt
lllterbaitltng allfmerfiam ge1porben
nflo elmer Ser Serren trat beron. 6.
d,ar Ser Mllnldl1e Soan 9ratiam
Milfferlallt l%pieOerbolte, nas er life
ben Grill5ell aeiaat 'batte, uno ba
@elprad) nalM1 MN cine erniter
Weltoilig. 9ratiaml 1lahn1 Ben gnl
idlaa lebr giinitig auf. Sc murb
iofort nit Dem 6iirlten &arl glnto.
linb Ieinem Sob1e, Dem 4rin5en &u1
III ll1,terbanollln9 9etreterL nno 81
gleid aplroe Die propiioriide Megit
rltlia fir ben Elan aGppnnen. Mllc
9in9 allt.
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den 3eit. Die Sober pnb 5eberin<
men fabren bobei notiirli@ pcitalts
am be1tell. Dieneidt bat bieie Mp=
Be aueD ben 8crtetl, BOB tie ptel
Gorge unb Summer ablenft, bic, be
ipnbers in ben breiteren 8olfs=
i6i@ten, fonit i'm Mltobol 5r6ituns
iucben miibten. Muf ieben SOL fDn<
men Bic ariegsprppheten li6 niht
iiber M}ansel an ariegssstpinnen be
Hagen"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14

-Der TT. So IN Ii / unb
&apslmeiiter 5beobalb aretidmann
in Wien 6at gum 5ert ber pelllden
8olfsbpmne u@eil Dir I'M @iegcrs
fran5" eine neue, Iberaus ian9bare
2ieopeiIe gei@affen, pcld)e b-itImms
If, Die bisberige, nit Der sEsliden
8plfsbpmne. glei9e, Melpoic 81 sr=
1eben. 5pbnlb Die neserreidnng Der