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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
OVERSEAS TRUST
Of HOLLAND NOT
EASILY OPPOSED
Giant Organization, Whose
Object Is Furthering Import
Of Needed Materials, I'M
poses Strict Rules,


The Hague, Netherlands, May To-
The Hague is, and has been for some
lttme a rendezvous for American law
yers and business men engaged in try
ing to seek better terms for the expor-
tatibn of American products to Hol-
land. The negotiations are with the
Netherlands Overseas Trust company,
in whose hands almost all Dutch for
eien imports have fallen. 1t Is even
said that the state department has
been frequently urged to take a hand
and to endeavor to secure some com
bination of American exporters and
manufacturers of sufficient strength
to be able to bargain with the Neither
lands Overseas trust, as Individual ef-
forts have so far been fruitless.
Since its formation, the Neither
lands Oversee Trust company. or N
0. T." as 1t is popularity called, has
had a very remarkable growth of very
real interest to American importers
and exporters trading with Holland
and with the Dutch colonies. The ar
tiele of incorporation of the organza-
ton gave it sweeping powers, its de-
clared object being lending assistance
I'm the broadest sense in behalf of
Dutch merchants and Dutch compa-
MES so as to assure an uninterrupted
supply from over sea countries Of such
articles as have been declared by bel
ligerent powers to belong to absolute
or conditional contraband, or which
might be declared such in the future;
the running of any business for our
own account absolutely excluded" As
almost anything might be declared
contraband in the future, the powers
thus conferred are almost limitless.
All shipping Concerns Represented.
The duration Of the corporate exist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

The -four is again loaded into light
ers and is distributed into provincial
warehouses of the commission. From
these warehouses II is again dis
tributed into ACCOMPLISHMENT ware
houses" The communal authorities
come to the ACCOMPLISHMENT ware
houses for their supplies. The COM
munes pay in cash to the arrondisse-
ment managers the stipulated price of
-four, and having removed it TO the
communal warehouses there begins
one of the most interesting phenom-
ena in the detailed measures taken
TO secure absolute economy and JUS
tice in the method of distribution. In
the case of -four, in the first instance,
the joint organizations required the
eommunes to secure from all of the
bakers a complete list of their GUS
toners. These lists were compared
with the communal record and def
mite number of persons are assigned
to each baker for him to supply.
Bakers Bonded to Keep Flour Pure.
The baker is put in bond to supply
1926 grammes of good bread, made
from no other material than that of
the commission Tin order to prevent
duulAti ueliS " tuNt dduii NuS-
toner, and at a price fixed by the
commission. For this purpose he re-
ceived daily from the communal ware
house $50 grammes of Hour per adult.
The communes sell the flour to the
baker at the same price which they
pay for it, The baker is compelled to
sell the bread to his customers for
the same price that he pays for the
hut IN a
from $50 grammes of -four increases
to 1926 grammes of bread, by virtue
of the water incorporated in baking
the baker thus obtains a small mar
gin of profit with which to pay his
workmen. Any contravention by the
baker of the minute rule set down
means the punishment of having his
list Of customers assigned to some
competitor
The same system applies to the
handling Of other materials. on the
benevolent side. those who cannot
afford to buy their bread from the
baker or their groceries from the
grocer, apply to the communal au-
thorities, and on investigation, are
given tickets on the communal store.
These tickets equal a certain ration
per head in each family per diem. I
The communal store is stocked with
foodstuffs partly imported and as
stated above, partly purchased local /
ly by the communes from the cash |
partially supplied to them by the
communes. In addition to the hand
ling of the imported food supplies the
commission now handles a consider /
able amount of internal food pro-
duce. as it has been necessary to buy |
potatoes in some portions Of Bel
ginm and send them to other parts
aside from the very large quantity OF
potatoes now being imported. The
recently purchased 5000
tons of coffee from the stores com
at Antwerp and has re-
sold this throughout the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
HERCELENE APIS.

1911 ;. Flower 1t. Los Angeles.
Luxuriously furnished: bjgh
standard of service; modern; amuse-
ment and billiard rooms: elevator: all
interurban car service at your very
door. Two and three-room suites.
Reasonable rates by the day. week or
month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

FOR RENT-Room, 25x5O, facing
alley In business section. Suitable for
plumbing or tin shop, or storage.
heat and water included. Apply this
office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

ence OF the company was fixed in rs
, charter until 1919. Representation OF
every shipping concern of any oonse-
qeence the Netherlands was provid.
ed on the board OF directors, each OF
the following houses having at least
one man In the directorate Of the
trust. Amsterdanf-The Dutch In.
dian Trading bank, the Bank of Am.
sterdam, +. w. Blipdenstein & Co.
the Holland Steamship company, the
Dutch Steamship company, Ocean
the Royal Packet company, the Royal
Dutch Steamship company, The West
India Mail Service and the Roya
Dutch Lloyd, Rotterdam-The Rot
terdamsche Bankvereenigng. r. Mees
4 Son, William Ruys & Son, the Rot
terdam Lloyd Steamship com 9any, and
the Holland Amerika line The Hague
-Willem II. Muller & Co
The provision of the articles of in
corporation, that the Netherlands
oversee trust is to do no business for
It's own profit as a corporation, has
been strictly adhered to. But II can
not be denied that what II has done
to facilitate trade with the Neither
lands in these difficult times has been
of immense and is Of Increasing profit
to those banks and shipping compa-
MES represented on the directorate OF
the trust. For the practical workings
Of the trust have been so decided pre-
cisely what can and what cannot be
shipped TO and from the Netherlands.
by virtue merely OF deciding what tho
Netherlands Overseas trust will and
what 1t VIII not accept on consignment,
or respond for when exported. As
the trust is virtually the only shipping
agency IN Holland given any definite
ttandlng by the allied powers, the diff
ficulties attending shipments to Hol-
land otherwise than through the trust
are so great as to amount almost to a
prohibition.
Benefit TO American shippers.
The result of this is clear. If the
Netherlands Overseas trust will re-
ceiVe certain American product. and
II its manufacturers and exporters will
conform absolutely to the rules of
shipment laid down by the trust. the
product enters Holland under the
most favorable conditions at present
possible II the product in question
IS not so shipped, 1t may never reach
Hoiiand at all. This situation gives
the n. o. 7. complete effective control
or virtually everything shipped to HoI-
land.
Certain American shippers have
tried to secure some slight modifiea-
ton of the terms Of shipment and
bonding prescribed by the Oversee
trust They have sent representatives
to The Hague for that purpose But
as these men have represented only
Isolated American shippers or mann
iacturers, they have accomplished
nothing. The ~ O. r saws To them.
Gentlemen. If you don't like orr
regulations for bonding or our terms
OF shipment, don't ship. Somebody
else IN your line will accept our terms
and Holland will not be deprived of
what you have to send us. These are
the conditions upon which your prod
uct may enter the Netherlands
through the Netherlands Oversee
trust. Take them or leave them -
Ana as American exporters to Holland
nave not been wise enough to form !
combination strong enough to combat |
This attitude, the conditions laid down
by the trust have to be met by the
American shipper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
THE WAGNER HOTEL

sii so. Hope ST.. Los Angeles, Cal.
100 rooms. 60 baths. Rates, $500 per day
and up. special rates by wccK or month.
gentec moderate priced hotels catering
especially to those desiring quiet, harmo-
ni0us environment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
DATO QUIERE BENEFICIAR A
LOS JORNALEROS Y AL PALS.

Madrid, 10 de enero.-Se han reuni-
do los ministries en- consejillo para ira
tar Gle los diversos problemas que preo-
cupan al pueblo espanol, acordando,
por 10" urgente, abordar la question
obrera.
El senior Dato considera indispensa.
bic resolverla antes de que Sc agrave
mas; pero no de modo momentaneo Y
SIN beneficios para la naci6n; SUI idea
es la de dar trabajo a los jornaleros en-
forma de que redunde Ell provecho ge-
neral
Sc ha pensado, de momento, en- Ia
construction de todos los ferrocarrilc.
secundarios que a1n faltan por hacer
De ese modo los obreros tendran ase
gurado ell trabajo dur lante ano\y medic
La idea ha sido bien acogida por la
opinion p1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

para todos. Ademas, preparar festas
sels siete dfas antes de la fecha one
slempre comienzan, echar los pro-
gramas IN d1a despues de comenzadas
es fatal. Todo 10 que no Sc anuncia
como es debido, cae en- eT fracaso.
Una nota SENSATIONAL me acaban de
comunlcar: i'm suicidio por el procedi-
mlento, casi siempre fatal, de la soga
al cuello. Rosa Cruz Nazario ma
muJer muy gastada espiritualmente .en
la vida liviana, por mas que Sc conser-
vaba capaz de vivir muchos amos mas.
puso fin su existencia colgandose de
una vlga ole su cuarto habitaci6n. ell
cual radica en- ell barrio Barcelona.
frente La Palmita'', sitio donde ha
POGO abundaban en- profusi6n las eco
cottes' baratas.
Viv1a Rosa Cruz con Armando Padi-
LA, y Sc cree que este no le atendfa.
por 10 cual ella crey6 mas oportuna
que ell desprecio la muerte.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
SUBASTA PUBLICA

8 AUTOMOBILES DEL GO
BIERNO Sc REMATARAN EN-
Ell GARAGE DEL GOBIERNO.
SAN JUAN Ell OLA Is DE FE-
BRERO A LAS 1000 A. M. 4
SOLICITE INFORMES
EN- LA OFICINA DEL AU-
DITOR DE PUERTO RICO
EN- LA IMPRENTA DEL
GOBIERNO,
SAN JUAN PTO. RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
Banco Popular de Eco
nom1as y Prestamos
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
DIVIDENDO ACTIVO ITO,

Acordado por la Junta General ce-
lebrada en- la noche del % de los CO.
rrientes, ell reparto de un 10 por cien.
to por acci6n, como dividendo active
TO-, Sc avisa por ell presente a los Sres
acclonlstas, que esta alberto ell pago
del mismo en- estas oficinas.
San JUAN Puerto Rico, Enero % 1915.
Ell Director Gerente.
Damian Monserrat
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
TRASLADO DE OFICINA.

El Doctor Victor Gutierrez y Ortiz
ha trasladado su ofcina-consultorio a
Fortaleza 25, "Altos del Cielo" en-
donde recibira a sus clientes de l 4 2
y de 4 a6P. M.
San Juan, F. R.
Tel6fono TAB verde P.O. Box $50.
Avdt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

ASi usted desea vender ana casa, n.
lutom6vil, una joya, algo de valor 8 d.
arte, ofrezcalos a quien tenga dinero
La gente cue 10 tiene lee el HOLE
FTN MERChNTU.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
Desde Espana

Continuation de la IA. pagina.
contraran reunidos gran n1mero> de
personajes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
DE MAYAGUEZ

La cludad del oeste no tiene NADIA in
teresante para la p1blica information
de que tratar hoy; pero, a fin de llenar
mi sltlo correspondence en- las colum-
mas del BOLETIN, informar6 del cri-
men ocurrido el sabado por la noche en-
San Gern}an, cuyos pormenores seg1n
la investigation preliminar, los recibi
del senior Acosta Quintero, active Fis-
cal, quien Sc traslad6 San German con
motive del crimen en- question.
Se bailaba animadamente en- 10 mora
da de Pablo Pab6n, sta en- ell barrio
de Tunas'', y en- los mas deleitoso del
bale de una danza, un tai Nicomedes
Sc dlrigi0 a ''cortarle' una punta 4
Pablo Santiago que llevaba del brazo
a Monserrate Padilla, ocurriendo. con
tai motive rnas palabras entire Santa
go y Ramon Padilla, hermano de Mon
serrate, de La que result0 eli crimen.
Pablo Santiago, col6rico, empuio q Pa
dllla y le propin0 un fuerte garrotazo,
este, que no le tuvo tenor alguno al
garrote, Sc lie lanzo encima, hun
diendole un puhal sobre ell coraz6n qua
le hizo caer muerto en- ell acto.
Ell Hon. Fiscal le acus6 de homici-
dio voluntario y esta preso en- la car
eel de San German.
Respecto de fiestas 'populares" oS
dire que la popularidad que Sc le i'm
prmlo al programa, para ell exito dc
las mismas, no Sc ha visto brillar. Pc.
breza de fuegos de artifcio, retreats
cortas y pobres de personal ejecutan-
te; carreras de tres caballos de aquellos
tlempos; diversos espectaculos anun-
ciados y no celebrados, etc, etc. Err
cambio, ell esp1ritu PATRONAL de las
fiestas que hubo empeno en- borrarselo,
es 10 que ha resultado con ell lucimien-
to debido: Esplendidas novenas, sun
tuOsos bales en- los circulos sociales,
etc. DE suerte que, 81 al hacer la CO.
lecta las fiestas son 'patrorales', fe
que la recogida metalica sc duplica.
Hay que convencerse que la pupulari~
dad es bella y respectable, pero en- ma
terra de fiestas radica en- las "picas "
NADIA mas, y las "picas' no son festas
The Detroit times., 1915-09-29
The Hudson Interpretation for 1915

Trimmings are marvelously rich. Furs,
silver and gold laces, ornaments and flowers,
made of beads and imitation pearls.
Tailored Hats also, with an inimitable air
of chic many of them draped with wells.
Women will spend hours in the Millinery
Salons tomorrow. They cant help it.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-29

THIS presentation is our complete word
of the new fashions for Autumn and
Winter.
1t reveals the final tendency of the styles
upon which the seal of authority has been
placed
And the tendency is Russian.
The silhouette of the tailored costumes
shows the coat that fits in at the waist and
fares out from the hips, the short skirt also
aarIng outward.
The lavish use of fur-fur collars, cuffs
and bands Of fur around the coat-heighten
still more the Russian effect.
Silk sashes and girdles like those seen
upon the costume OF the Cossacks are on
many Of the suits.
The materials, too, bear out this impress
sion, rich broadcloths, Peau de Souris, vel
vets, velveteens and whipcords being large
ly represented.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

len Seiten iiber unfer Sort berein.
Mit ben fdperften 2aIibern (23,1-
30,5) ipurben mir iiberIdGttet. Oils
Der 5einb nobe senug beran NOR,
bieb es bel uns: .@n Ole @efdibe!"
unO nun bebte unb brGbnte bic Grs
be unter ben S9ifen Der f6peren
9ei6iBe unb Dem &ra6en Der aufs
I6lagenoen Grondten. 8alb ftimmz
ten au1 Die anberen Merfe in bas
aon5ert elm, bon oefen Relobie man
fif gar feinen 8esriff gu MAIDEN
permas. 8innen 3fpsi Bis brei Strnz
ben iparen 3elte, &ii9sn, S9rppen
uip. berfdpunbsn uno Die Sirtenz
faferne mar nur nod Elm Sriimmerz
bdufen. Die unssbeuren @efAofe
rifen BIDDER bon 3--4 Meter giefe
unb 30 Meter ltmfang, in bsnen alz
leg Derf6pano. Der 8attersbof
sli6 balb elmer QlpenfanoI6aft 10
batten bic rieiisen Granaten aebauit.
lin 6 ltbr abenbs mar Der furGtbare
aampf, in Dem fid bic @affenbriis
oeridaft Der 9eutiden lnb Siirfen
in tabeflofem 3~ufammendrbeitsn aufs
s%Idnsenofte betpdbrt bate, gu gnbe.
Die @erlufte iparen auf unferer Sell
te eritounlid eering. 9ie 9eutf9en
batten a Sote, 13 @srpunbet, bic
Siirfen 8 Sote, Z @erfpnnoete. Sn
acknowledgements hatie Der
urlsebeure 8ampf elm Opfer bon nur
GA Soften unb ebenfobief 9eriprnbes
ten sefoftet. @r5eIens pSn .Ifbpm
aber fonute ans @beffB Hst<
gromm on Sc. Maieftdt unter san3
.beionberer !5erporbebuns Der artilles
2eiitungen abienoen.
nSo bdtten mir Oenn bic Seinbe".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

bas 8oHer iiber sic fladen ma
traBen auiammenf9Iug unb bic 5ras
sc elmer beferen l1nterfunft ipurbe
hrineenb. Dime ipeiteres tpnrsn bic
5irtsn bsreit, lire feitsn 8aiernen
gu rdumen unb Tie ben 9eutf9en 5u
iiberlaHen. l1nb balo 9ab es aros
bes Reinemufen, bas freilid, trob
aler griinSTidteit, bic 9entf6en
nidt ba5a bestpssen fDnnte, in Ser
Siirtentaferne ibren ginaua su ball
ten. SepiHer Qudlseiftsr CAB es al
biele in ben &Gumen. als bic 6euts
iaen artileriften, benen bic Sadie
natiirli6, iroB aller aniGngliden
tleinen llnbeeuemli6feiten, einen aros
BEN SpaB bereitete, bic !Solsberfdaz
lln9en bon ben edigen GGnlen riFen,
neil Die i6nen Defenders bsrbG6tiq
eri6ienen, fam ibnen elm folder
Sserbaufen entsesen, bob fe f6leus
nieIt ipieber in lire 3eIte f6Iiipften.
% mar es bier f@pn better, irob
tadtIifen ResentpaFers unb branaa
boiler @nge.
Sn Dem 9srbGltnis spii6en Siirs
len unb 9sutihen GnSerte bds fIeine
@reignis, bus fi9 in einem Der Itdrts
ften Sort abipielte, feIbfberHdnOli6
nidts. Simmer enser I6loNen beis
be li4 %ansinanber. Der cine lernte
oes mberen Spra6e, Rubierte feline
Sitten unb mar nit ieinen @epobns
beiten balb pertraut. Gs NOR fir
Ole 9eutf6m fdfieblid elm aans
iel~bftdnbisss Bib, tpenn om abclb
arf Dem pplpson bic tiirtifden Col
oaten auiammentraten, um nit lari<
tenn nPadischahym tschok iascha"
ibrem 4alifen Den. abenbaruk au
sntbieten. limb balb perfebrten lie
tift rur einaeIn matchmaker, taufds
ten grDt sesen 3isaretten. BE beuis
tHen Wonnfdaften leiiteten atih Der
ginlaouns Der SuHeiit fbeutfdfpres
4enSen iiiriiiden Sffi3iere al ar0s
Berem abenbliden 8eiIammeniein In
Der tiirfifden Nannfdaftsfaierne
TETS 9erre 5olge. Sc beoeutete
oann fir bic 5iirfen Elm ~unsebenres
9ereniisen, tperrt elmer Der 9eutIden
sinem Muielmann. Der bic srotesfen
Sdnae ieiner Rameraoen mnfifaIiid
besleitete, bos Observation-Disclosures
Snitrument aus Der Saro nabm, sum
San3 auffpieIte uno Die beutfdsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

f4en CUR Sano. sic fasten fia
freubig in Oeutide Orbnuns unb
9~isaiplin, obne nbunbgreiflib" baau
srmabnt gu psrben, ME fie es leiber
bisber gepobnt sepsfen fino. I'M
ter Dem @influb Der beutfden Diff
siere biirfte ppbl bisisr nit beutfden
ioIbatiiden GrSiebungssrunbfGBsn
nidt su bersinbarenbe ,8rnu9" balb
san5 peri6ipunben iein.
Ro9 folste bic pforte f6einbar
rubis ben 8risssereisniifen in @urps
pa. 9a erl9ien zines Sases bes
Osmanenreides sinfluBreidfter unb
fpobl %ssnialfter Mann i'm Sort
gnner pafda. Die beutf9en
a%rtiIeriiten folten ibm ssisen, mas
fe fDnnen. rnb lie seigten es Dem
Manns, ber bic @eldide Der Siirtei
in ieiner Sanb bdit, Der als Der Rete
ter feines 8nterlanbes gilt. sic
aeisten BEN Generalifimus, Der If
re Mutteriprade 10 rein urD tpobls
lartenb iprad, bob fie sttpas gelernt
haben in friebIihen, absr itraffen
Soloateniabren. Sdeiben fubren
auf 6as 8afer binaus unb bic ents
fdeibenbs SdieBiibuns besann. linO
Sreffer I'm 9reffer riiien bic fapas
den 9eitele in Seben. 9eutf4e
unb Siirten la9ten pergnist uno Der
&riessminifer, Der aus iinen erns
fen sroben 4usen seIpannt bic aufe
fdlGge beoba9tete, NOR befriebist.
8alb bdrduf opnnerten Dor ben
Daroanellen ole mddtisen @ef9iibe
Der enslifdzfranaSfiiden Slotte uno
bealenb fauiten bic rieiigen 8ranaten
bur9 bie ipei6e 2uft, INN a~lerbin9s
sumeiit i'm DaHer bss 9arbanellens
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Man6baufen i'm stHbsHsraben.

Die Grfdbrunsen an Der Sront.
Die Die parifer v2iberie" BON einem
Baron 80. ersdblt, lesen bic 9ermus
iuns nabe, Oab in bieiem fransDiis
fden SauienbfaHa infer beriibmter
feliser Barren Miindbonfen ipieber
auferitanoen 1T. Ser 1,eue Miinds
bauien bisnt bel Der &pmpasnie zines
2eutnants. burd beiisn Mnnb er bon
feinen .9%elbentaten ersdblt.
rllnter meinen 2euten", i4rsibt Der
Sffsier, .befinbet fi9 Elm srobsr
blonber Manr, Der i'm 3ibilleben biels
fa@er MiGiondr 1T unb bisber nit
BEN reihien 2urus umsebsn tpar.
Sd bahte, Der Baron niirbe i9nell
fdlapp fperben, aber i9 taufdte mid.
Ct maridierte tapfer Sarauf Los; aIs
fpir aber nod einem langen f1fpereii
Marfde ole ermibst nieberfanten,
Sog e. feline Stiefel aus, ~entfernte BE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

einsanss unterSutauden ober hOd)s
ftens rieiise 2oder in junniibe CRIB
bnufen 81 reiben. Der 8erlauf oes
erjten nnb Der na6fogenoen 8oma
%barbements, Die in Der 6auptia4e bic
tperis pi9tisen 9lubsnrerfe In Wiits
leibenfdaft aosen, beren f6lieBliher
Sall, Ser auf ben Sang Der Greigs
nife feinen peientliden @influB aiss
aniiben permo4ts, 1T btr Weltl lansft
befannt seporben. 81 ben 9dupts
forts 9amiojie, Mtoiebie, &ilib
8abr, Garbanos uip. herridte nod
LANCE 3eit nab Dem etften anfturm
Der @sgner- Rnbe. Wobl mar Die
8efabuns in itdnbiger aIarmbereits
f6aft, aber hos 2eben fpielte fid in
ben altGsliden, faIt friebfiden 5pr<
men AZ. Stat uno DoppeltOpf ober
Sarod blieben Elm beliebter 3eifpers
treib, benz bic Sirten fsbr intereHiert
beipobnten. Der billise tiytiife
GdnoDeit blieb oud fpeiterbin iehr
aeiGaBt, nod pie Dor iaBen Seutide
unb Siirten BEL eirem Moffa auf Dem
TubboOen suiammm linb un3dblise
arrmotif9s 3igaretten SerflcHen i'm
blauen Road. 8is "a Damn dNf
fir bie itnrfen 8oaperfe Der Darbos
nslenfraBe belize arbeit sob.
Mie furdtbar bic 9ef6ieBunsen
fparen, bsnen fdIsbli6 nod benz
5dl Der anbenfurts aiid bic 9anpts
merle oussefebt iparen urb tpie nee
mig lie bod imiianbs sepefen iino,
bie @ibsrftonostraft unO ben Mut
Der oenif6stirtif6en Mnffenbriiber
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Spd.n, Ole sr onrunter trug. pber
pielmebr, tpas bon ibnerl iibrig geblies
ben mar, ,inb poIierte feline Gubnds
gel. Iatiirli6 ftanb bic gauge Rrrns
pasuie um i'm berum. Sm S9iits
aensraben benuBte banri Der 8drpn,
Der Obne aifen nibt i@lefen fcnntt,
bic 2sibesfiils zines biden SerrttOs
rialfolbaten sn bisftm 3tpede unb
bssabIts ibm biefei. 9isnf nit n9t
9apannas Den Sag. gjnts SueeS
aber ertpies ii1 BET Baron als ein
ipabrer !Seib. Die Rompagnie foIlte
Elm Dorf nebnen, bas BON ben
8abern beiebt mar. Der Sauptmann
pubte, pis er ben Mut ftiner GpIs
boten aufs 9Ddite iteiserr f0nnte.
.2tite., rief er, sin BEN 9prf fms
@erfdrfunsen a~b5utpartsn. 8eim
Morsengralen fdste Der .Sauptmunn
mad einem Bid bnr1 bas JelbsIas:
+. Merfpiirbis, bic Deutfhsn iinb
nod nidt i'm 9orf brin. absr fs
anf Die 9dufer." SD blidt.
bin uno fob ON Jeniter bes erften
cine @eltalt in sinem fsibenen
Challenging bon blaBrofa Ssibs. 60
ipar mein Baron, Der aufsepadt NOR.
unb auf Die 9eutfden feuerte. Sc
rabe in biefem Qlussnblid bsiamen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

f6lieBt Der Brief, init blutigsn
81pfen beimseididt. Wir baben III
nen ssseist, bon mem bus tpihtisfte
9arbanellenfort Derteioist fpirb.
MDeen lie ipieoertommen, cine sleie
DE aebre 1T ibnen fider. mir ftnb
bier ollie gum Ieuberiten entf9loffen
unb lieben pber fallen nit unferen
lieben oeutiden @efdiiben.1
Gin tpeiterer 8rief eradblt bon ben
sroBen gerluften Der gnglGnoer rno
Sran5oien, BON benert man in Der
Seimat MIR einen Seil tennt, neil
Sic @erlniie nnb 9eiddbiguneen Don
3erft0rern, Sorpebpbooten, Minenius
9ern uitp. iid gnr ni9t senai feita
itenen lcEen, er beridtet bon Der gror
zen 3dbl tpter feiriblider Seeleute.
bic bas Meer an 2ano seipiilt bat
nnb fdliebt, Siefelbe Satiade i'm Mus
ae bebaltenb, nit feinsm 9umor:
.Sp bat ole 2anbun9 bes 5einbes,
bon ser bic 3eitunsen iobiel gu fds
gen ipubten, iid bod betatbt,
stber bas Mseer, nidt fe. bat fir
lire 2anOuns seiorstl" !
@iis ieoer Mitteiluns, Die aus Der
Siiriei BON bort tdmpfsuben &ames
raoe bernuftOmmt. fIinst bic sleide
3uperii6t, bieieIbe aampfesfyeube,
unb fait iebe entbdlt Die S9tIoeruns
fleiner GpiiOOen unb GrIebnife, in
benen bos ausse5eidnste 8erbGItnis.
Dos spifden Dadti9eu unO sirfen
berrfGt. gum Misbrud fommt,