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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-03

NEWS NOTES
 You get the most and all the very latest war news in the Nugget
 Nicor Anderson arrived from Council yesterday.
 Paul Kjedstad is in town from Bluff and Golovn.
 The Pioneers of Alaska will hold their regular meeting tonight.
 Alr. Ranney of solomon left this morning for business trip to Nome.
 Mrs. Joe Smet, wife of the proprietor of the Nome Bakery is able to be about again.
 The J. ]. Sesnon Co, as agent for the Standard oil Co. has announced a cut of ten cents per case in the price of gasoline.
 Anderson, Hepworth and Wagner will send large load of supplies to their oregon creek operations to- morrow.
 Ed Ptaffle. the well known Couneilite is in town for d brief visit Alr Pfafrlc reports brisk social life ill Council. here being about d score of white ltai.s in the community this wlmtes.
 Harry Johnson. who has been sui tering with a severely strained ankle since Jan. l, was able to make his appearance on the streets yesterday.
 The Nome brass band is reorganiz ing and with the addition Of some new talent has commenced practice in anticipation of the future distribution of sweet harmonies to Nome's public
 Fred Seiger will leave tomorrow for plies. MT. Seiger states that he will do considerable prospecting in that vicinity.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09

Republicans, how about the money
panic of 1907, caused, it is claimed
by Wall street? We had a Repub-
ican in the White House then.
Fellow citizens, are we going to be
blind and believe all that we are told,
or will be use the brains and reason
ing power that God gave each Of US.
Let's get together and think it over,
then put our shoulders to the wheel,
as American citizens, and prove that
such talk as Mr.. HiIles of March is
treason.
Let's help the president, who has
had more trouble, public and private,
than usually falls to the lot of the
man whom, we, the people, have hon
ored.-Dr. A. NJ. c. Allen
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09
WORKERS AND POLITICS

frequent articles in your paper COIL
corning the urgent need of public Of
flee holders working for the benefit
of the workingman have interested
me. SWeitzer, Thompson and other
candidates of the Republican, Demo-
cratic and Progressive parties are
all backed by big business" Any.
one Of these candidates if elected to
Office will, of course, have to reward
big business for putting him in. 1t is
utterly impossible to work for the in
terests of big business and those of
the WOrhngman at the same time,
and therefore those candidates can
not be the choices of the people. The
sad fact, however, is that year after
year the wOTkingman, daZzled by the
glorious campaigning and lured by
the empty promises of these candi-
dates, is trapped, while true work
ingman's party exists, but feebly sup
ported. The party is the Socialist
party. It is feebly supported because
in the eyes of most of the people it
stands for the adjustment of reli-
gion, breaking up of home, destTuc-
ton of initiative, etc. Such abOm-
Unable lies have been invented by big
business in order to kill the party,
because the Socialist works for the
welfare of the wOrhngman and is
the biggest enemy of the bosses. Let
every worker who is not clear as to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09
THE POOR SHEEP

THE POOR SHEEP.-t is not the
name, the looks, the creed, or rank
which does the good, but thoughts
and deeds. We are not to blame for
what we believe in regards to name,
to looks, to creed or rank, but it's the
deeds that count. If greed and pre-
JUDGE are eliminated the world would
progress a thousand fold for the good
of all humanity.
We are none so good, but what we
should do just little better.
If we but would, we surely could,
do just a little better.
Our intrusted law makers make
laws in favor of themselves and their
favorites and the whole cheese" is
a consolidated mass of greed and
corruption. Greed is the cause of
the system which now exists and
flOurishes. Down greed and Wen
down this undesirable system.
Our undesirable system has Great
ed undesirable citizens and Undesir-
able acts and our undesirable citizens
are not so much to blame as our I'M
desirable system.
Many a man, now ranked with the
unemployed, would now be holding
some fair position had he thought
alone of himself, or had he under
mined or OVerwOrked other workers
out of place, or had the system been
square and on the level.
This policy never paid him well, but
it has made it quite profitable for the
other fellow who has not the same
principle or turn or mind. That's
very plain.
The fellow with the high-grade job
should not look down on the other
fellow who made it possible for him
to hold his job. Even the aristOcrat
should admit his high station in life
is due to the hard work and suffer
ings Of the worker in general, ardent
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09

the principals of Socialism read some
good books on the subject. If he then
is convinced that the Socialist party
is his party let him get in line and
push it to the front and there will be
a real wOrkingman's party that can
accomplish something.-K. D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

lagcn i'm SdiiBengra6en, 60 N}cter
Dor Gugldnoern. lIniere Sernipruh-
truppc bate 9eitlmg nab Der 9lrtiI-
lerie ungeid6r 3 Gilomcter. 9Sir
mur0en MN bon eincm Sagel bon
@ranot- mo Sdrapneafeuer ii6er-
ibiittet. Sect ioate 5um Sturman-
grill Oorgegan9en merOen lmO in
oemielben 9lugen6lid mar uniere
Seitmg ourb cine @ronate 5eritort.
gtun iolte elmer nah Ser glrtiQerie,
Oamit iie oos' 6ener einiteat. SSrei.
millige borl ga meloete i6 mid,
um0 mein &ameraO begleitete mid,
melder abcr i6on etiDo 100 Wleter
6inter rnierem S6iibengraben eiuen
aopfitreiiiduB befam. Sebt 6ieB es
ibn crit Uerbin0en, nobel i6 Teding
in einem @ranntlo1 na6n. GonH
ging es, oie 9eine inter BEN glrm
genommen oQein meiter inter Sc
gleitimg 0es liiti9en @epe6rgefnat-
ters Ser @ngldnoer nad inierer Pr
tiIerieite0img gl6er 10 gon5 obne
licBen iie mid nidbt ii6er oos 5elO.
Gen Srinf6eher lmo Die 6eloflaine
6otten lie mir babel 5erihoiien pel-
1e id iebt ais 9ln0enfen i'm 9lffen
trage. @ei ser g(rtiaeric ongefom-
men, flopite mid Der GonmanOont
auf sic Shulter unO IieB iib meinen
9famen ge6eu. Der Shirmangriii
mar gelungen inO mir 6a6en inter
peuig @erlliteu $50 @nglGuOer 9e-
fangen un0 iin0 etpa 500 N}eter mei-
ter getommen. Sb babe ioiort Oa-
ua6 Oeu @eg 5uriidgemo6t imO bin
aid mieoer gliidliA gelanOet. linn
9 ll6r Woraens purOe mir Onrauf-
bin OaS @iierne areu5 ii6erreibt,
imo 9la6mittags bate idb balO Elm
Stiid @iien ms areu5 6efommen,
nGmlid in unier Snus i9lug cine
@ranate elm; elmer mar toOt mo orci
Deripunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

oGr Ingt, er BAT c3 nidt geItoblen"
berteioigte fi6 9utretia 3lpiI6en 3roB
un0 Weinen. ,@r nollte mid Ihlas
gen, als ih Iagte, es gebors UliB 6orz
riet. @r faate, cs mare ibm gar5 eeaI,
o6 lie ems bate, Oas ebenlo ousIG6e.
@r bate es I4on Dor longer 8eit eins
nal bon elmer Iebr rti9en unO bors
nebmen Dome qeic6entt befommen, Die
ibn aIs Sobn bate bo6en pollen.
Damn pGre er elm @raT gepo-oen.
2i6er cr bate nidt gelpolli uno QeIugt
es uGre i6in biel au 6umm, Elm @raf
3u fem. @o4 bas &rsu3 bate bic
Dorncbme Dome i6m 9elaHeh."
Sons b0rte toum 'ouf lire Worfe
unb logte tur5: .&cmm! @ir pollcn
na9ieben. ob NiB 6arriet no9 ba lit,
uno IS ibr ipieDerge5cn
n9lein, nsinl" T4rie 9utretia ouf
unb rib 6ans Oas &rer3 aus 0er6onO.
Sie 9aBte ion in oiciem 2(ueen6lid,
neil er i6r etiuas nebnren pollte. 2lber
e6enlo 9aBie fie SstGf uno Iih fel6F
unb ouh oas 8reus, oos i6r in ben
6ingern brannte, uno oas iie iroBbrm
ni9t bon Ii1 an lDerfeu bsrmpnte. Dis
Nngit, Die iiD in ibr an0ebauit bate,
felt Sstar es i6r ibeniis, eritidte iie
fait
oQtber es 1T ooa asHo0Ienr riei
6onS laut uno er3drnt. 9utretid fa6
erre6t nd9 allen Seiten, fiircbteno, cs
fGnnte iemon6 in Der g2dbs fein uno
Die Mprte geb6rt 1oben. 6ol6ldut
aber einoringlih, enlgegnete fe.
oDas 1T niht pahrl Osiar BAT es
bod bon elmer 0orne6men Dame Be-
tommen."
limb 0as alou6I nu2" frogts Sans
nit elmer Stinme ols o6 er es gar
nint foiicn f0nnie
2utretia 0ifnete ben Dumb, um 3ul
aber id6 0eritummts iie,
uno has 9lut lbob i6r ins Geiiht.
Sic lc1 NliB 6arrict ui6 ben Director
in icl- ruIocregter llnterbolfung ben
gorc fcr1aitonrienN NWiB 0arriets
9ei-lt ror 70 Uerlt6rt ipie fis es noA |
ME gsi,9,n 1atte. glit Iautsr Slim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

ober nidt 5ur 9(usfibrimg bringen
fonnie. llniere glrtiaerie 5eriprengte
Die Sufanterie. .9l6t6eiIungen welde
i'm 9egrifie itanoen, Oen 9Ingriif 5u
beginnen.
lin gpern CAB es 9(rtiaerie Sc
fedte bon medieln0er @eftigfeit.
gla6e 91utoire Gin Der gia66or.
idoft bon @ermeaes) 6pone imiere
9lrtiGerie Sen Seino, eineu 2oufgro-
ben ouf5uge6en:
Sm S6aIe Der 9lisne bo6eu uniere
@otterien mebrere 0eutide @eidiibe
8critort, be5m. 5ilm S6peigen &C.
brac6t; iie 6erit0rten ferner fcinoli6e
@erihon5ungen nobe Soupir im0
Seurte6oiie.
g1o6e 9errD- D-ou.9oc (6ei'm SiigeL
Scr. 10S) bat uniere Snfanterie ciuen
Shiibengra6en genomnen.
@on Ser glisne bis 5u 0en 9lrgon-
nen in ser @egen0 bon @runoD,
Souoin @ertbes, 9eauiejour unO
@oiiiges unO norOlid bon 9iae-iur.
Eourbe Ooucrt oos Seuer iuierer
glrtiaerie fort lno bei6oOigte Oie
@eri6on8unesperfe 0es 5einoes.
Syn 0en 9lrgonnen in Der @egeno
BON ct. Subert uno Sontoine N1a.
oone, oauerte Elm Snfanterie-@ -@efecbt
Inn einen S6eil eines 2oufgra6ens
fort Scr innerbaI6 ser Iesteu oht-
unooier5ig Stunoen wieOerbolt Der.
loren erobert uno 5uriid erobert
iDur0e.
SSn Dem 9e0irf omiiden ser @foos
un0 0en |ogeien Bot elm oidter gie.
bel oie Sperationen bebinoert.
SIN @lioB, in Der @egeno bonn
SortnounsmeiIer 2opf 6o6cn mir
troe oes i6ipierieen Serroins, mif
lnierem redten 6liigel Sortibrittc
eemodt.
0lo6e Stein6od gelong es Dem
6einOe, ourh einen bon llffbol5 aus
itnternommenen 9lngriff einen lnie-
rer Sdiibengrd6en 81 nc6men, Den
mir jeOo6 idon fir5e 3eit Oanod)
our6 einen enereii6en @egen. .9lngrifi
Suriid eroberten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

2lu1 6o ia6 er 9utretio nibt.
Die 6ran30iin, ole gerooe gillette
bertduIte, 6emertte i'm uno erpiberte
ieinen 6DfIid6en 9rub, Der Deute be-
fangen mar. SreunOIi1 Iogte Fe:
n9oniour, Woniieur '9lnsl SafIt
gu bic Prin5ehe2 5m Stoll; BEL Der
@6ebaur."
9ob in 6emlelben 9(ugen6lid muir
be Der 9OrbonQ Oor Ger Wanege 5u,
riidgei4lagen, uno 2utretia lam nit
BON 9oufen aer0tetem @sIiht ouf ibn
81.
Sic naGm IGN tei Ter 6ano urO 8oo
i6n 6aitig in ben Gong. QluIQereQt
iogte Iie, oDne ibn oorber 3u 6egriiBen:
n2lIle faeten. es mare punberf9on
gepelen. llno i6 om fh0niien. @ieI
f9oner als Wlario fgii6er.
oQtber Ostar 1T bdBli9, nid,t2"
fraste 6ans. Gr fprad unbepABs ci=
nen Wuni9 aus.
yNein, er lit auc6 l90n, Yoeten oIls",
Sutretld. unb ibre 2lu0en
leucbteten Dor 5reuOt belI ouf. vgr SAT
cine punoerid0te periids. SlonSe
9oden, bic Bis auf oie Shaliern berz
obfollen. llnb einen 0ana tleinen
Sdnurrbort. @r iie1i mirtIi6 Gus nie
Elm ri6tioer 9rir3. lln6 er lit Ts1r
fein. Na9 elmer iilr5en Paule iagie
iie bditig. ,Das bat er mir geibenttl"
Sie bridte Sons Elm tIeines goloe-
nes &rsu3 in bic 6on0 unb itarrte i'm
uno eripartungstoIl an.
6ons eriff g talt ons Ser5, Sein
Qltem iiodte. Gr bate ben Galismon
DliB 6orriets ertdnnt.
@ines @eoonteng unFdbig, iab er
1uf. Ulit eroBsn entieBteu 9lugen
5lidien f8 bic bsioen cine Msile an.
SnOlid fraete 6ans, ipie geiItesobps=
'enO:
rDas Bat CT Dir eeI9entt2"
0utretia antportete ntdt un6 lab
II 9ooen. Singer un6 enger ipuroe es
Of inns 6er3.
,Das 6at er oeito6Isn~ lagte 6ons
'asi limb ou Daft es augenoms
neu2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

purf mo9en f0nnen. Gs mar i6nl
lsi9t, @eoulo gu iiben, neil Der 9obn
10 t0fli9 mar. gDic berrlicb piirDe
iie beute na1mittag Dor ibm Itcbenl
9ei oem @ebanten iubelte Ibon iebt
olles in ibm. Nie liht mar beute fein
@emiit; pie frei fein Gmpfinoenl Wnr
es benn pirtlih patr, oaB nod bor
ipenis mebr ais einem Sage Elm tiefer
S6otten iiber feinsm Slide oeleoen
batte9 Gr fonnte es gar nic6t glaus
ben.
@3ein 6er3 fdlug fbneller, ais er
in bic gldbe Der Strnbenbiegung tom
BON Der aus er oen Sirius Ieben tonns
te. yun bermohte CT feline S9ritte
nidt mebr 5u mdBigSn. @Ieib piiroe
2utreiio ibm nit lci6ten gro5i5Ien
S4ritten entgegeneilen; i6re Q(ugen
piiroen la9en; berlangeno piiroe Ie
nab Ieiner 6ano fallen. SLIDER err
wartete iie ibn beute bor benz 8irtus.
OOer nein, fcbon an Der @de.
Dod an Der Gde itono niemuno.
0udlenb Iblic1 es Sans gum Ser
5eu, ols er nit fhperem Qltem Iu6eno
our @orbalIe biniiberlob. 2ufretia mar
nir9enos 3u leben. Die StroBe Iog IN
ionntdgli9er Stille bd.
Nur 30gerno eing er peiter; elei9z
3eitiq borlpGris aetritben uno suriid
gebrdngt. @s oelong ibm toum, bic
Srdnen nieber8utdmpfen, bic in ibm
Worum ipor Iie ni6t 6a2
tonnte Tie i6n bod unmDgs
liH baben. @ero0e feuie nimt. gluf
Oieien 5ao batisn iie iic9 bod 70 Ionqr
gefreut Sn bieier 6reuoe ge60rien iie
eng 3ufammen. Simmer nod Tpdbte CT
Iuhenb na9 allen Seiten. @r tonnie
ss ni6t elauben; ireenbpo muBte iie
DoH Iein. 2l6er er Ipdbte umIonit.
3Deern0 trat er in,oie 8or0olIe; iple
in 6remoer Seine gluoen Ioben
I9eu unNer ipie an Dem Sage, ols er
gum eritenmal ALIEN ben 3irius be
rot. giemano bate geoIoubt. DoB er
3icc ldngit beimiiher mar ais in lei-
lem eigenen 6duie. llnihliillq lpdhie
Il na9 lints un0 re4ts IN bic 0dnQe &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

folsenoe Serren eripdblt: 6. glme.
hmg So6n S3uttrumpf uno Sobn
@romIih.
9eboriteben llnters
baltungen.
glm fommenoen Sonntag 9l6enO
finoct in DER .,Sdngcrbuuo Sole
oos Some. Eolcnt. Gou3ert oes o@oib-
ington SGneer6unOes" itott. 0oS
CONCERT Bate 6ercits seitern itott
fiu0en ioaen, murOe aber mcgeu Der
eeitrigen @ioHen-@eriommIune i'm
n@oG.Sbeoter" berido6en.
g(m Qicuitog, oen 8. 6e6ruor, Der.
onItoltct ser ,0eutid-omcrifoniide
llnterItiibungs-9erein" einen 9ioud.
9lbeno in Senrp @oBmonn's Soae.
SnbreSboIl Scr oGolum,
bus &itter."
0ie .Golum6us.9litter~ ser Bum
oesbauptitaOt treffeu 5ur 8eit um-
fangreihe @orbereitlngeu fir ibren
iGbrIiden @obItbdtisfeitsboa, mel
der am Sitermontog in ser Gonoen'
tionsbole obee6oIten merOen miro
Die @innobmen aus oieier 8eronital-
tiing lino fir oos ,St. 9(nn's &inoer-
gliDl0 beitimmt: Gie gIoHitebenoer
iino oie 9eoniten ino 0litglieoel
oes @refutiD. Gonite's: 6. 6. SO.
maros, @oriiber; 6. 8. Suder, @
$. Goaobon 6. gS. Carr ino 6ror
s. 81. @oQopog, @ice.@oriiber; g
9. Burns, Scfretdr; g8. s.. Goliinl
buL Sillfs-Sefretdr; $. gf. @oaopoD
S6obmeiiter; Gnlpiong: Or. g. @
Sonoro; Qonationen: 9. 9[. SO
moros; 5inon5: 8. s. @ilion; Gr
frii6ungen: 01ortin sc. @urfe; Dtt
fif: 6. gS. 0arr; Sool. g8. S. Gol
labon; offentlider Comfort: s. 8
Burns; 0rud: g. 6. O'grien; 9efo
ration. 8. 81. Satellite; @rosromm
s. 8. &eenon; 9efountnahung
6ronf Seipitt; 9iaette s. s. Sen
ueaD; @oroerobe: Sront S. 0ipon
9on8prosronm: $. 81. Solicit; Of
fentlitbe Oronng: $. &. S'0ea
critic Siilfe: Or. @. $. 2o6boler
9uoen: Or. g9. 81. 95oiro; llnterbol
tiing. 8. 9. Golpois; @ri0iIeeien: s
q. 0omion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

2utrctia ontportete niht. Sic
itedte 0as areu5 6oltig in Die Soi@c
uno umtlammerte es Oo feit nit Der
6anb. Sans foBte na9 i6rem Qlrm
uno Iagte bitienO, aber 6eitimmt:
..Gib es mir.
Sie 8os bic Sonb niBt aus ser Sa.
f4e unO itieB i'm nit ibrem &Drper 3uz
rid. Sans Orong in iie.
aSie NOR 10 gut 81 uns. llno trobz
benz ipillii bu 6ds &reu3 be6olten. gBie
tonnit ou an eirem oeItoblenen Sc
Tdente 5reu6e boben 0u neiBt 6o5,
ipie ungliidlicb DliB 6drriet iibcr ben
@erluit lit. DAB Dill 70 T6le4t iein
tannif. @sitern iogteft 6u, ou lie6teit
ie"
DOS tn icb oad!1 fu9r9ulretio auf.
aggenn on iie Iie6It, Glib mir oas
&reu3; o0er ib glaube es Dir nicht.
Sic TT iiber nod i'm Sirius. Sd tam
eS ibr sleid ge6eH," iagte Sans felt.
n1onn oentt iie. mir baben es oes
iio9len," eriDiDerte Gutretia. Qlber es
ipar Elm Shpanien in ibrsr Stimme.
Sie iton0 uneniIGloHen ba.
$50 ioge einfa@ aQes, pie es gepe.
len 1T. SD Iage, 6oB Ssfor es ge=
iioblen 6at," idgte Sons.
Do iprii6te es i'm aus 9utretios
2lueen orobeno an. SCR &Drper redts
ii9, un6, ipie um i6m Gurd5t einsuios
gen, ipor iie ben &0pf in ben Baden.
SIn 6efe6Ien0em Sone logte lie: ,,0os
borfit bu nint. Oh barfit Osfar ni9t
Derrotsn. Semano berraien 1T oez
mein!"
Gle 6rdn9te ii9 erregt an i'm, als
o5 iie ibn 5uriid6olten pollte. @eil ct
ni6ts Iagte, forOern fie INNER nur ans
iab, podte fie fur4tbdre 2[ngf lin Ss=
far. GubIia fa9te Sans IongIom:
nWiait bu einsn 9ieb ptrteioioen9"
,@r 1T tein Diebl gr lit fe6r eut.
Gbenlo gut pie bul"
SONS fab iie itarr an. 90, pie Iie
ieBt Dor i'm nanb, batte or ie nod
nirbt geie6gn. )Rob nie bate iobiel
eeioenidait aus i9reu Worlsn oetIuns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25
me aIs ge!p66nIi6 Toafs Iie:

me als ge!D06nlid5 fdgte lie:
nGs tnnn nur berte morgen geI6es
ben Iein. SD piirOe ia gar tein 2tuF=
bebens oaOon mohen, penn mir bas
&reu3 ni1t urentbebrlic6 tpGre.
Der Direttor bob BEN 8Opf unD fab
iie 3peifelnb an.
Sin 3reu39 .. llnentbebrli62" .
WliB 6orriet err0tete Elm tpenio uno
antlportete nit gemdRigierer Stimme.
$50, unentbebrli@. Gs lit mein
Tolisman."
gs entItonO cine tleine pouIe.
Damn iaate oeN Direttor ernIt uno
Deritdn0nisboIl:
ngl6 fol Damn aIlerOings" 49,.
g@eItern o6eno bor Der 9orItcllunq
babe ic6 es nod getiiBt1, fubr W2iB
6orriet fort, unb lire @rreeung iDu9s
pieSer. nsS9 aeitsbe often Elm, ooB i'd
o6ne DieIes &reu3 unidbig bin, 81 ar
beiiea. 9erabs isbt trifft MID Der
@erluit Barter als IT, O9ne meinen
SdIismau ieBe id6 teinen SUB ouf
Mp6rooiie. SD f1p0re es SS9nen.
llno oiesmol boIte ih meinenS9mur;
oos Oiirfen Sie elouLen. Gie ne6en
mir bofiir. 1as Treu3 lit i'm Cir
ius oeFo9len lporDen. unb ib Derlan-
ae, 6ab Sie bel ben 9la9fori9unqen
ouf nieman0 Hiidii&t nebmen. SD
muB es pieosr 6aben."
ggie f4eue Oiebe i1liden Sans unD
2uiretio porbci, obns baB WliB Oar
riet uHb Der Direitqr iie bemertten.
9(lS lie Doriiber poren. rannten lie ipic
aejd9t ins 6reie.
gluf Dem PIabe mar niemonO. 0ons
imb 9utrciin Iieien Bis ans duBerTte
@noe oes 3irfusgebdubes. Da Bite
ben Iie auBer 2ltem i!e6en. N}inutens
lang ipra@en iis niat @nOIi9 iogte
Sans:
oWir pollen es i6r ipieSergeben."
oNein neinlN fu6r 2utretin nilb
luf.
y9(6er bu tannIi es bod ni6t bebal=
en-. Sect, no bu peiBt, oaB 0stor es
yeltO9lsn bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25
GO. 9yorffebuno.)

\AO' lybAlitD DullHsJ
3ie eroBe sreu0e 9utretias iiber
fein @ef9snt bate Sons ole Rube
iDieoerfinben laiien. Die bebriidenoen
3peifel s-aren einer beieligenben
Weiie bes 6er5ens eefpi1en, bic Ii1
in Ieiner Saltung uao leinsm @ef9t
DeutIi9 dusprdgte; orr allen in benz
freien. rubigen 8Iid ieiner Qlugen.
gDie er oufs neue al Qutretios 2iebe
9ldubte, mar ct fib au9 pieber bes
9eI9iDiiierli6en 3uiommenlebens nit
i6r geipiB, uno feline @eoanten belpeg=
ten pieber 3ulunftsbiloer, beren
leudtenOe 5or6en feline ungeipiHe
Ghatten mebr triibten. SelbIt ber@ez
bonte an Dstar beunrubiete i'm nidt
mebr. @r puBte es ia ieBt aus Gu
fretias eigenem Wlun0e, odB iie i'm
mebr Iiebts ols ben 3irtusiungen.
gDie in oen erIten So9en ieiner
2ie6e, bic ibm nd9 rem oielen Grlebs
niiien nett 3uriid3uIiegen ihien, eing
er am nd9Hen Morgen nm Elf llbr
3um Sirius. g2un er 9utretias piez
Der eefpiB mar, botie es Jpn nidt einz
mol bel lleberipinoung qefoitei, 10
lange su lparten. Qlber er batte i1r
berIpromen, erit I'M nieie 3eit 3u tomz
men, neil bann bic @eneralprobe be-
itimmt su Gnoe mar. Die Freubioe
bieies 9erIprehens mar
ibm lDie Elm 2iebesoienif. qDie tin=
biI9 mar Is bo@ bon i6m eepelen,
ii9 i'm erfen Q(ueerflid getrdntt 3u
ffblen, ols iie ibm ctrbot, Der probe
bei3upobnenl Sotte iie niht oan3
reht, ipenn ie ii6 i'm nicbt in Dem
fhmubioen Gleioe W}orias 3eieen
Ionoern nur in ibrer ean5en
Shonbtit2 Saois bos ni6t mebr
als touIenb Q1orie7 llno pos hos
ldtonIie mar, bas berauT4en6Iie: fe !
Ipirbe bei allen, pds iie beute tat, nur
mn i6n oenisn; MIR on ibnl
)@r ging nit be6errfhten Gnritten
Da6in, um feline Wlinnte nor elf ll6r
beim 3irtu5 an3uiommen. 9liHts |
noIltt er heite iun qegen 2utretius |
ggilsn- Gle ioIIte ibm teinen Bot |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25
Sritil6 See
S8Ia9t.

&oDal~ iinO Sdwciterni9iffe nit
einem Replacement bon je 30,415
Eonnen unO elmer 9eiabung bon ie
1000 @laun. Cieie &reu5er iiuo
$50 SUB lang uuO 6a6cn cine @e-
idmiuoigfeit BON % Gnoter, obmo6l
tie 6ci i6ren 9Sro6eio6rten 81 6e5iu.
80 anoten mo1teu. Gie SAifie iin0
ornlirt nit ie abt f3.55olliaen imO
ie6s3e6n 4-5oaigeu 9auouen unO 6a-
ben ie Orei SorpeOoro6ren. Ger
Sion" wlroe in 1910 OoQen0et, Die
.,@riuceB 9lo0al" Elm Sa6r ipdter.
Gs murOe oer3eit gemelOet, OoB Der
,,9ion~ all Der Seei1ladt bel Sen
6olflouo Synielu t6eilna6m, in
melAer Elm 6ritiiAcs @eihwoOcr in-
ter Gontre.9lomiral Sir 6reOerid
Smr0ee Oie Oeutihen Greu5er
rS6oru6orit" a@neiienou" u9Iiirn-
Berg mo nSeip5ig" 8um Siufen
brahte
Ser nSiger" bat ein replacement
bon $1,000 Sonnen unO murOe I'M
Sabre 1913 Dollenoet. Seine 9e-
itiidrng lit oie gleiMe pie Oic oes
Sion
Ger &reli5er D9em 3ealonO" Bat
Elm Replacement BON 1880 Eonnen
ino cine @eidpinoigfeit bon 26
&uoteu Gr murOe I'M Sabre 1911
ge6out imO lit nit odt 12.50aigen
uno ied5e6n 4-5ollieen &anonen, io-
pie EorpeOoro6reu misgeriiitet.
Ger nSnoomito6le~ Bat Elm 0e-
placement bon 1880 Sounens ieine
9eitiidung lit etipa Oie slei6e Wie
oie Scr o9lew 3eolono.~ Gr wurOe
i'm Sabre 1901 ge6aiit tnO bat cine
@eidpinOigfeit BON % auoteu pro
StiinOc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25
ss.' M. '' 5nln ID. IHarnkrtt

gen. Sn i6ren 2tusen brunnfs '"''
Slut, bic Jpn eridredte. .sls
nGr iit tein 9ieb9" p''p'
6onS itodeno bernor. nh
rQeinlr ontlportete fie bslt'l'"''
| nDie 9on5e S@ulO 9of 6u."
nS&9" ~,
$50, bul Gr bat 6os 9reu5 Elll ", "
Ifoblen, neil bu mir Die Sbrrii9e ,,,,gs
i4entt Daft. Gr pollte mir aiq slv Gr
IAenten; un6 ct bat bod tein @elg. rr
bat MIDI ebenfo lieb pie bu. DaB in
Elm Die6 tit. Ioqlt Ou MIR, ipell e
3irtusjunge it," aoh.
Sbre Stimme flong bart uno l,T'g ,uor
Sod jebt brad Iie pl0Bli9, un0 e. +,
iuie Elm qualpo1er Qtufldrei, a's
fortfii9r: ,,...
.9u 0entit iiber6aupt, bab ale II
tusfirOer Idle4t Iein miiiIen, S'J JenS
nicbt pa6rl 9ie 3irtustinOer
ebenIo gut pie olle anOereI."
Sie 5itterte bor Grre9uns. kan
Sons mar bur& bieien pl0g"g.,s
glus6rud ibrsr 9sibenf9aft gon5 .r w.
oem GiIei6scipi8t gsbra6t pOru'S '.rS
Sbre @iIO9eit itieB i'm 5uriid' ,,s.r,
bod ipor iie i6m ME 10 srOb ui'O "S oc,.
legsn Doreetommen pie in oislenl oa,,
genbIid. 60 mar Fe gera0e Oas z Sr.
fen, bos er unbepuBt in i9r a'uS 'O,.
bate, oas peit, lpeit iiber allen ~" Iii
rem Iton6, bic er tornts. Gr D's.sA
gon5. pas in i6r Dorgine- gsraO' ~, gsg
itonb iis ben 3irtusiiuOern D'sl IVY .n,
ais fraber. lln0 bos mar ia 'Qr .s.,,a w..
3ss Slid. Qsas er cinsm D0n 'Vs Us
tat. tat cr au9 ibr, benn Iie pOlli' Di ,,iI
nun cinmoI su i9nen ge6Oren- er 4. ct
iie in ibren Stolse bsIeioigt iillD ii'.,. r
boriiber. gDie germ Qa'" q,
es ungel@c6sn gsmadt. lln0 OOci'
Ourftc cs uiemals 8ussbcn, Oab " A., a.,
cinem Disbs scmsiniame Sade '''.'
(BOrtisbuug foIst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

gegenii6er. Gie Sapierfeit ser eng
liic6en Erippen lit nidt 5u Oerfeu-
men, mo Oieieu Erlppen miBten mir
nit adtpodentlider 9lus6ilouug ge-
genii6er treten aber mir iino INNER
Oor9egangen. Seit a9t Sasen 6a6en
mir geritdrhng er6alten nuO MN
noaen mir nod einmol ri6tig Orouf-
ge6en oamit mir oieies God balo
ousrdumen. @ir liegen iebt felt oem
"a. i'm S6iiBengra6en uuO morgen,
ben 27, ion Elm GROCER 'SturmoH.
qriff genaht peroen. g9ir 6oben
idon aGe gorbereitln9eu getrofien
ga ioQen ole 9fot6bos6en, mieOer
einmoI sic lieben @ngeI iiugen b0-
rem. gon mir ans gibts fein &ar-
Son. gir miiiien e6en 0os bette bof-
fen Oenn Der Shrm foitet pieoer
bieIe Meni1enle6en.
9lim noute ih Sbnen nod gum
SdhiB cine fleine 9eidrei6ung ii6er
0ie @rrin9lng Oes Giiernen &rei8es
qe6en. 9lm 49,. ipuroe bon inlerer
9lrtiQcrie Shlrn borbereitet uno mir