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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-05-08
BY H. NJ.

Copyright. 1915. by W. G. Chapman)
When Aunt Sally, the black serv-
ant, admitted a tiny boy into Doctor
Carter's Office, the old physician at
first saw nobody. Then, looking down,
be saw the dark hair and sunny eyes
Of his own hayward boy, Harold, as
he had been at six, and as he always
would be In his memory. For of Har-
old Carter at twenty he never consent.
ed to think.
"Helloi What's your name, sonny?"
he asked
Harold, please, grandfather"
What" cried the doctor. jumping
out OF his chair.
He had destined his son for his own
profession. but folly had succeeded
folly. and at last there had beer a
scene at the end of which the doctor
ordered his son from his presence.
never to enter it again. Harold had
complied-twelve years ago.
Perhaps If his wife had been living
the old mans heart would have yield
GU III IAC Cnu 1AQCCut IL Adu oOltCnCd,
and often and often he had deplored
the loss of his only child. But his pro-
fessional cares absorbed all his time
and left him little for mourning. He
was the best loved doctor in a south
ern city, and the most sought after.
Now and again. at intervals of years,
he had had news of Harold. He knew
that, after roaming in the West, he
had returned to dwell in an obscure
part of the same town. He had heard
that he had a position with a manu-
featuring company and was atoning
for the wildness of his early years.
But the old mar was too proud to seek
him. and his son vas a replica of the
father.
Now he looked down with an emo
ton which left him speechless at the
little boy who claimed his name and,
approaching, slipped his hand confd-
ingly into his.
We'll. who sen you here?" Doctor
Carter demanded
Nobody. / coined" answered the
little fellow. climbing upon the doc
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-05-08
No. 1886
Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State of Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the
5th day Of April, 1915, in accordance
with Section SO, Chapter 140, of the
Statutes of 1913, Hammond Brothers,
Of Goleonda, County of Humboldt, and
state of Nevada, made application TO
the State Engineer of Nevada for per.
mission to appropriate the public wa
tors of the State of Nevada Such ap-
preparation is to be made from Jake's
Creek, at a point in the SEA- of NEA
oe See. 6, II. 3s N, r. A f., M. ID. B.
& NJ, by means of a dam, and one
cubic foot per second is to be conveyed
TO parts of NWA of SEA, NEA Of
SEA, SWA of SEA and SEA of Sc
Il of Sec. 6, t. 3s N, R. A E., M. d..
r & NJ, by means of bitches and lat
erals, and there used for irrigation
purposes. Water not to be returned to
stream.
w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Last publication May 9, 1915.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-05-08

me again. said Harold weakly, land
tried to keep my promise"
You are here as a patient, Mr.. Car
ter" answered the doctor. You owe
me no gratitude; it is my duty to heal
with all the means in my power"
The young man averted his face. He.
too. had pride.
Nevertheless, IN the days that fol-
lowed the doctor found it difficult to
conceal the love that came into his
heart. Mildred was just the little
daughter-in-law hat he had always
pictured to himself. And little Harold,
blissfully unconscious of anything but
loving kindness, was creeping into his
heart daily more and more until it
seemed impossible that he could ever
let him go.
And, despite his years Of practice,
the doctor was unable to diagnose his
sons disease until the famous ply
stefan for whom he had sent to New
York came down and saw him.
1t was a very rare disease, hardly
known in America, and, until recently,
i%ncurable. There was a remedy now;
it consisted in an extremely difficult
operation. Only five cases were on
record where the operation mad been
performed; three had died, two had
recovered completely.
Mildred, standing dry-eyed beside
the famous physician. listened to his
explanation. Doctor Carter turned to
her.
MY DEAR" he said softly-he had
never called her that before-"the de-
cision rests with YOU"
Operate" said Mildred firmly.
And an hour later the house was
flied with the fumes of the anesthetic.
Doctor Carter could not bring himself
at the last moment to assist. He had
sent instead for an anesthetist from
the city hospital.
Little Harold, dimly conscious that
some terrible issue was at stake, chung
to his mother, whimpering, in the doc
tors office. Doctor Carter paced to
and fro distractedly. An hour had
passed since the operation began, and
still the house was filed with those
~nauseating fumes. At last he entered
the room softly. The operating ply
stefan looked at him and shook his
head.
Doctor Carter, very grave, very
white, vent slowly downstairs and
shut himself in a little room. He knew
what that look meant, he who had
seen II so often in the hospitals. His
sons chances of recovery were hope
less. In that moment the remnants OF
his pride fell from him like a tattered
garment. He went out into the Office
again.
Mildred" he said. "1f Harold lives !
want him to ONE back to me. want
you all to be my children. want my
son toto forgive"
Nobody knew the effort 1t cost him
to utter that last word. Mildred looked
at him speechlessly. She understood
the meaning of his words.
Suddenly there vas a fresh drift OF
ether fumes through the house as the
door upstairs was opened. Carter
heard the operating doctor come down
the stairs. With one arm supporting
Mildred he braced himself to bear the
news he feared.
The doctor came up to him. We'll,
Carter. 1t was touch and go more than
once-but he will live now" he said.
"Live!" In an instant the old man
had caught up little Harold upon his
shoulder. And, as the child crooned
Joyfully. and Mildred wept tears OF
happiness, he knew that he, too, was
Just beginning 10 live.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-05-08
NOTICE TO
Office of the County Treasurer

Office of the County Treasurer
Winnemucca, Nevada, May 3, 1919.
You are hereby notified that the
second installment of State, County
and City taxes for the year 1914 are
now due and payable under the Law
for payment of same at the office o
the County Treasurer in Winnemucca
Nevada.
Taxes viii be delinquent after Mon
day, June 7, 1915, after which dat
ten per cent will be added, and tn
collection of the same enforced a.
cording to law.
Taxes to be paid in U. S. gold coli
or checks on the First National Ban
Of Winnemueea.
+. G. HOENSTINE,
County Treasurer and ex-officlo la
Receiver of Humboldt County, Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-05-08
Words and War.

You Americans are always talking
about dollars and cents" said the Wis
itol from abroad
Yes replied Miss Cayenne; I'VE
do talk a great deal about them But
we try to draw the line at fighting
over them"
So TO Speak.
"Mr- Twobble has a boil. Mrs. Twob-
BILE has a boil and two of the children
are similarly afflicted"
"A series of family gatherings. chr
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-05-08
Heard in the Garden.

Why are corn and potatoes IKE the
idols of oldg Because the corn nave
ears and they hear not, and the Do
tatoes have eyes and tney see not
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-05-08

McDermitt-N National Line
Auto stage le ives Office Of Summea-
feld-Pearce Co., Winnemucca, every
morning, except Sunday, and leaves
McDermitt and National at same hour.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-05-08

summerneld-

Summerfeld-P earce
Paradise and Willow Point LIND
Leaves winnemucca (snd opposite
points, daily Except Sunday at
q. m. for Paradise, Willow Point and
way stations. rs lbs baggage allowed.
&c 1b for excess.
Office and garage Second and Bridge
streets. Phone 322.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

The Methodist Sunday school
will give a picknic Monday, July
9th on the lawn just EAST Of COVER
nor McDonald's ranch home. The
business men have made arrange.
ments 80 clrse on this day There
will he two games Of basket ball
bet the girls and boys classes
aud n game Of town ball between
the men and women of the SUNDAY
school Will leave the church nj
1880 p. m, have supper at 600
o'clock and return home in the
moonlight. Everybody envited to
help us have a good time and be
sure and bring full baskets Plenty
Of spring water and lemonade free
There will be conveyan n, q
nominal fare. Come everybody es.
pecially those wish cars that will
carry more than your " family
Committee
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-25
oscURO

Mrs Tom Lea and children w"o
have been visiting at the mathews
ranch have returned 10 III pasn.
Lum Bvheld has moved his fami
" into town and taken up his resi-
dence among Ne and is a welcome
addition 20 the colony
The local and lorg distance phone
has been extended TO the X
Mathews ranch and is quite a con
venience.
Captain d W. Roberts IL IN rs
Paso carefully watching ashipment
Of fine grade copper lead ore ship
ped last week to he III Paso smeI
ter. This il y trial run Of the ave
age ore In the Captains mines near
Mocking Bird Gap aud the results
Of this test are very important Ia
the future development Of this
mining district About twenty
tons e shipped in the car which
il expected TO run 20 per cent
copper.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-25

Eugene F Jones, Earl Black and
A. X Hunter Of Oscuro have been
in the city today on business.
Harriet Kimbell is spending the
week in Parsons, the guest Of the
family Of j. NJ. Rice
N. B Taylor a. SONS have The
hest line Of saddles and harness 10
Lincoln county. II you contem
plate. the purchase Of either see
IN EN-
MIR. aud Mrs II. b. Hamilton,
and sons, Wayne and "Pai," left
Thursday evening for FL Paso
They are making the trip overland
IN their auto, aad will be away for
several days.
Hon Chas +. Downs, Assistant
Dit Attorney returned Sunday
from n several days visit 10 Alamo
gordo, Haywood Springs, III Paso
and other points. Mr.. Downs re
ports having Il pleasant Tip but
regrets not being able to tarry NJ
the mineral springs resort" u while
longer
FOR SALE:-0ne post card
rack, ! eight day clock, s cups aud
saueerS. 3 sugar aud cream sets,
4 green vases. | large plate. !
small vase, @ mirrors. 7 frui, plates,
| tail vase, | deer vase, 3 wooden
match holders All Of the above
goods are new and will be sold
separately or IN lot at u bargain D..
Enquire Outlook office.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-25
RETURNS WITH sANDOvAL

Sheriff Chavez returned Wednes-
day from albuquerque bringing
with him Daniel Sandoval. who
sometime ago escaped from the
Lincoln County jail where he was
being held to answer to a charge nf
horse s'ealing. Daniel is occupy
ing his same Did cell and seems to
lie quite ut home.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-25
FORMS PARTNE RsHIP

A partnership has been formed
between Buel r Wood Of this city
aud o. o Askern Of Ro well, the
firm name being Askern & Wood,
II said that Mr. Askern IL n lawyer
If much prominence in the Pecus
Valley and has been praclicinp in
New Mexico for the past ten years,
This should make IN unusually
strong law firm
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

VI he week from White Mountain.
FOR SALk-On kitchen cabi.
nei cheap Inquire Mrs Hlckerson
We buy and sell poultry and
pgps.-Patty d Adams.
r.. John finder of Roswell is
ere for n few days visiting nj the
home Of Mr. aud Ms u u. Tennis
Why not buy your fruit jars
now while they ara selling Mt u rs
per cent reduction AT Kelley a. Son.
I'd Long returned Tuesday from
The Bunito where he had been fur
lhe past several days fishing
Don't overlook the many har
Gains that Kelley g. SIN nre 'iTer
ing during the month Of June.
Mrs. j. T. Farley orders the
address Of her paper changed from
II Pnso to Den ver.
Fresh vegetables. fresh fruits
iresh meats aud iresh groceries al
Patty d Adams
J +. Dalton was in Captain
Thursday where he purchased a
new wagon from WEIGH & Tits
worth.
Wilson Bros. furnishing goods
aud Wdk.Oyer Shoes are two
strong lines-exclusiv at the CARR.
,n2o Trading 60.
Frank Spence has beeu here Tor
he past several days from Nl Paso
visiting with the families Of his
brothers, Clarence aud George.
n. b Taylor and William Hum.
.,hrey left Sunday for PsIomas
Springs wi ere they will spend sew.
,ral weeks recupera,ing.
Colorado potatoes RurHn eed al
loves, prices CGrrizozo Trading
Company
Mr. aud Mira j. Y Tully returned
home today from a two months
visit 10 California prints, aud went
up 10 Glencoe on the Captain train
We handle Flour, Feed and Stock
SAL. Just received u car load of
Colorado Oats aud we are always
pleased to quote prices r. Humph.
ray Bros.
ed Kelley has returned from
Santa Fe where he has been for
the past few days attenl,ng u
meeting Of the State Embalmeis
Association of which he is a mem.
her.
II you are are intending to buy
An Ice Cream freezer this summer
you should inspect our line before
making your purchase Prices range
from 81 so 10 So. 50-Taylor & Sons
Mrs. r. Il Norris and daughter
Mona, will leave Sunday for Alamo
gordo where they will visit a few
days. and from there they will &c
10 III Paso where they will spenC
the remainder Of the week will
friends
Alexander Smith regular $25 .ot
AXminis er Rugs, size 9 x - ar,
selling for SIS rs during the muntl
uf June nj Kelley q Son
Mrs G. W. ny lie aud hldtel
Ieft Mouiay evening on No > go
Put Arthur, GAMBIA where thel
vail wish Mrs Hyde's mother, Mrs
IA Bluckhan. mud % sister, Mrs
viii Mace They will return her
about the first of Sep'emhHr
FOR SALE-rwo large woodeI
pullie-, two three speed s'rrl pullie
Skating, sucks. @ C fr sale At
bargaiu. Enquire ~ Outlook
" J Duering came up from i
paso Monday evening IN his wa
90 Duran To pul Ia lighting sys
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
SIN giuiIcnIaasr BON SruHcu,
@On aIaGnnO.

%ier ipiirt man an einem Gage
HseQr BON &rieg ais in Ohmdeu III
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4uoenen 9iuiicu oie in einem lang
sNluen idl1irigcn Ninrid, bon &auo-
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s"'',lletcl iran50iiiden) 9oioueitel
ssSS'9rtlert, olr6 oie StroBen 5u i6rer
;M'Qclislt0ttc 6o9eu. Ginual ioBtcl
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ineui'plen ~ init ge6ogenenl anie ben
Sooen gSic @ierOe bel Derboltencn
so0 Sine uuproftiide mo iiher
''9C erriiocnOe glrt 81 marldierer.
Sle maren 5um groBteu Sell por-
s;eGsllul ~ init boben ibmar3cn SSlbten-
gMnSseln mo oiden lc6nliorbenen
on'qnteIn ausgeriiItet. Ginige iuenige
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g Gus imgeiporfcneli Siiderti pbou.
ioulHe ilniiornen 6ergeiteat. giuigc
,ugea pie W}onHe oOer fromne @il-
,O sep olis, sic nit leioenoen @eii1tern
'V 6lIr W}elooie zines itn60rborcn
,.'uaermoriHes moricbieren. Giner
oottergelbem llmbang leuhtete,
s'V'Vlom ibr @obe lmD mie Die SUE
i'"'sg9otion i6rer eeiongenen Scbn-
o,' rrgE Der braunen aolonne iueit bor-
;o.s ;us glm SdluB froben flcinc grei-
{o'n9oolte {o' &erle nit gcl6et 5erfnitter-
o,s ~" g'osfcu &ireilen in0 @}onaolen
0n, g Den iibicriidcu 9feaimenteru.
,nolalcn io5 id feine. gltd ipGter bel
iist'uym 9eiuH i'm 2oger uidt. Gs
haV lI1er mcld6e 0orlnter, ober Tie
mug nroel li9 imfemitIicb gema6t @enn
,nS ~' aad1 4oiafen frogt, alou6en iia,
IN r0. moIle Tie fir oie aoiofeu0reuel
~. lIpreubeu Derontportlidb nobcu
ro' 0 lpicBen ODER bGn1en. Sin bo9e.
~. ooerfommeuer 8uribe in ibwor-
peS pss YcRmiibe, Sen i'd ais Goiof uu-
Tocle bob beidporeno pie ein Sei-
d,o eSr auf iriibnlittelalterlihen Stir
,@8 ,,l lelltrut beiOe Sduoe geeen mid
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arr5 Oos gntgegenfommen 0es
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
2as 2reiaeitirn Osa giniiem6eeres.


Ger cngliidc 3rieasforreiponocnt
Somilton Spie gi6t in Scr v0oilp
Dali cine intercHoutc SbiIocrrng
ser orei sSii6rer oes 3oreubecrcs.
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liihc 9Nihterilatter, lit iciue
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Sbcr6cfe1l cr6ieIt 5udten noubc
nit Sen glhieln: Gin @roBiiirltl@
mc.ntcn iic nit DiclinJcnoen12 2aheln.
Snsmiihen iino sic 3peiiler ollgo-
mein it'll aclporOen iino oic 9lniiNt
lit ollacmcin oaB in 9titoloi 9iifo-
loieipitiA Der bette Nionn an Der
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mar cine @orbereititn0 oli Sen
&rieQ Slls inl SSlili oic rlliiilc6c Mr.
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biclt, inotcn sic 2citte i'm @olfe;
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leinc slrneo bat ieiue Gnticbeiouno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

lFge1 &an0rnt), Die lintS itn0 redts
bon Der EiidIerei Ger @dderei, Der
Slide, ocH rliiiiicbeu DompfbaS, oen
Slreaurdumen Der @ugerinipcttion
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iiibrt. Gie Ncnotenidon5e lno Ser
Sarbaratiirm itcllen eine Seituna in.
nitteu 0es SogerS oar, lie iino nit
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ser e6cu crbulten 8oradeu fort5u-
ieacn orobte, Su elmer 9ieuoItc gefom-
men, oic tuobl ouT Elm WliBberitGno.
mis- 5uriid3ufiibreu lit. Siebeu 9hll.
ZEN puroen erid)oiien; iie Iicgeu nit
ibren al &ronfbcit ooer 8erpim-
olug nerid)ieoenen &omeroocn ouI
ocm rnliiideu Srie0boi. Ole Sterb.
lid)fcits6iiier lit ic5r gering. Bon Den
5000 @efongeuen iino blsber 80 &C.
itorbcn.
Ole Cigarette beiiR0en iid oli ei-
nem beiouoeren sol. Sic 5dblen BON
8 / his 8 z. 8 1 lit oos dirlIrgiidc
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ten, al 0enen in eriter Sinie Die
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Often, Ieioer nitt nur inter Oen
9luiien graIiiert; elmer ser ruiii-
idcn 9Ier5tc meiutc, es ad6e iiini Der.
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aebei5t SSn eiuigen 8araden iinO |
nod einige tIeinc Sfob0ien oorbon.
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1ol5eruen Glide, oili oenGn lie ellen
uno or6eiteii, loIieil lid ourA finn.
rciHc &orribtitng (llmfloppen Scr
Tlotte) III groBe, nit 3iun ollsRe.
ihloacuc MoIthldiiieln DerlpnuoeIn
Cine Sogerfeneriuebr erer5irrt iu.
ter Siibrmg eines Sunoiturmmon.
ucs. ser i'm %ripotberlii 9rououIei-
tier Scr 9erIiner 6euerpcAr lit, on
elmer BON Der sSrciipiuigeH iSeuer.
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gSad oeitiihem 9omnanoo
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mic Sns W1ittaaeiien ouseeteilt iuur-
Sc. Gin Sod cines aroben gerliucr
Sotels lit 0bertod; ibnl unteritcben
amci 0uscno ruiiii6e a0bc. IS CAB
beutc NeisiIeiidh, oas hciBt 9iiuo.
ilciib in eiucr oiden 9ieisiuppc. 3ebn
8cntncr 6IciidD poren Oa5u perorbei.
tet. Sd tonnte mid ourd &oitprobe
oopon iibcrdeltgeu, ipie idmod6oit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

rrllildle @eiau9ucrein Der Ne Sci.
tuna zines gciouaenea Retcr9buracr
Nlulifoireftors iic6t. cini9e iIanilde
Sieoer Dor. 3ucrit oo5 @Iodeulieo.
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9lllc auoercn iiu9ea I'M 8oB mie
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miitile SicO ibrcr Griuncriulg on Sic
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etigaH mclne SeDHIup init ~
Gin bhtilmger 9hliic, Sniauteriil
eines Coeiiaer aorps mo bc Se.
iuaIti aeiangen genonnten iton0 an
Die @ouo acle6nt iiir ii6 oIlehL
itiiete oeu aopi IN sic pono. idloB
Die 9tigell imo iprad Sic &crie lelie
nit. Seine Sippeu bcbteu imo iciue
gSinlpcrll 5tttcrteH Giiiac Ste ialil
oiif loren 9ettcll laaetl bieItrl 0cll
gltcn al into luuBtcu nidt iuobtn ic
ie0cn iolltcn
On ie0er gnrade Commanders cin
ruNiihcr SeIopebel. 9s iin0 aliiipl.
lcnO pcl @olcn, SuOen mo alnliell
ons ocn GitieeproniH5en bier, oie
redlt gut 9eatid ipreden Son Der
GrioiibniS 9ricie 81 idrciben uin-
dicn iic ouSBebigen @chraiih. Gem
3cnior uuroen an einem Gage iilni-
8cbn0rnocrt 9rieie sir &riinma o0
0clieiert Sie elnpiaH9eu and Kuit
INN 0iirieu lid olrd ibrc Abgclano-
ten in ser Stoot g9orcn lno @e0nris-
ortitcl beiorgeu laiieu gluS @riinocn
ser 6eiersaeiobr iit eS ibncn uerbo-
ten 3igoretten 3l ralden User ar
beiten min, iinoct nth lest nod rcidlr
lid @eIeaen6eit, @r erbdIt mlBer be-
ionocrer 9rot. lmo GiieuSraiion ci-
nen td9lbcu Solo bon 10 bis 30
Eicniia
0ie 9elhtigung beaniprndie orei
StImOen. Gas Eager uinlnt cineu
Joum bon SO Wlor9en elm.
Nion modjte BON Her5cn uinl59cL
ooB. oie aeiongeneu 0eldiden in 9iilB-
lano ebenio brnan be9onoelt weroen
mie sic 3uiicu i'm @eiongeHeuloser
aroNen oos nah rIcinen borirteilS-
Ioiel Giii0rut Elm uobres Nluier-
lager iii. IS Icgt ciu erIrcuIidle5
mo erbebcnOeS 3engns alb BON oeilt-
lher Crouuua oelltider @lenidlldj-
fcit oeutider auItur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

ooten Sowobl er pie Smmou iino
aus Der beriibnItcn WtilitdridnIe pon
Niciu berDorgeaanJcn @cnerol Sua.
nom. idpor3bdrti9 iul0 entihloiicn,
ME ieiHe ticiliclenoa 9lilaeu be5eu
cen lit gleid5ctia Geifer mo Sot.
picnld Sal ollgcnleinen lit oieies
SrilllUrot oeujcuiacit dbalih, 0oS
oei 0cntldl fran5oiidjcn S{rica ao-
monncn Dat. 9iuBfii lit Scr 9RoItte,
bon Oen oie &ldnc olSacben. Sluo.
nolu Der 9loon Der sen Sieg orgnui.
iicrt, lmo scr @roBfiirii.N NcHcraliiii.
imls lit Der @ouia bon 9SrenBen.
(Gin @crlcidl ocu lid ser oltc 4oi
ier lebboit pcrbiitcn miir0e.) IS lit
ron @cbiigteit ooB an Die spite
Ncs 9ieleu1cercS Gin Nlonn gelicllt
it, Scr iiber olIen @iieriiidtcIelen IT..
Shtrigcn lte0t, 5li ociicnltorlcm g9ll
len lid 0ie lnioutoitborc 9lutoritGt
iuio Rod1t eineS 0iroBiiirilen Qeicl
len. SSas CT beiieblt mnB geihcbcn.
IS geDt nidt me6r 5it pie I'M mano.
ldurllhen Jcl05uac no Die @cuc'
ralc nit ibren Silogen iorhDa1rcno
5inn Barren toncl. Tie idperite
glniaobc fdllt uBpciclboit linn 5lL
ShlBfii umN eSipanou iino 0cluiiicr-
moBcn sic 9l6teilunaSHcis Der Sir.
ma cr 1T Der Generalization
9iS icbt acbcn sic @ei36ite ser
6irnla gtifoloi & 60. olleroings nidt
hoiouNorS n,ttf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

iu5lpiitbeu eGn5enO oereAtiertigtl (D
Gr puroe in oen Met6o0cu 0cr nltcu
Sdlule mlicr5ogcit ober iein @eilt
NOR 81 riibrig, I'M iid Oopou cin'
cn1eu 5ll loIcn @Nnl er oth llidlt
Gin groBcr Strotcae geuor0en it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

nit 6olbcm Ser3cn uno 5reernO ber-
ou5liAcbcn,
8lidlbcrlpeile bot Ct criifloiiigc
StrateQen 3u ieiner &eriiiaunN @e-
nerol 9mBfii lit bIoB uH0 be6rillt
Der ridlti1c IDp eineS |Hroieiiors Sol.