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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-03

One of the delightful dinner parties
at the Hotel Clarendon. Wednesday
evening, was given by Mr. and Mrs.
M. ]. Owen, of Toledo, Ohio, who are
occupying a Clarendon cottage on cor
boulevard An elaborate course dinner
was served Covers were laid for Rev.
Geo. Johnson, RI Rev. Joseph
Scheinbs, Mr. and Mrs. Uebelhoer and
Ray Owen.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-01


|Isete rson say \ iseI ssw tho Nom somsry
nins sats mel. fearful sof
speed that he ran HIS car out side and
|ravs Il ail the road. W. blocks o further
west. or one block beyond the Langdon
corner, is whore the child was knocked
down. ss s .3s 93
II was an exciting moment. one never
tos be forgotten. when the innocent little
oneswas hit. R.ssC. Horn, who had been
|raking his yard, was an eye Witness
Heswas attracted by the speed Of the
car d block or so away and was watch
ling II tear along. He had not noticed
the little girl IN the. road west Of him
until the car passed where he was stand
ing just on the property line and then he
was mortified to see the danger she was
In. In the opinion Of Mr.. Horn the car
was being. driven at at speed Of around
10 miles an hour, and he thinks the un-
suspecting little victim was hit by the
front part Of the right fender. probably
inflicting- the bruise over the heart ard
the crushed skull. She was thrown
back ten or twelve feet.
Mr.. Montgomery swerved his car to
the left in an attempt to clear thelittle
fgirl. HI states that he saw the child a
block or two down and thought the OBJ
sject in the road was possibly dog.
The child had Aon her brothers coat, q
thsS time- the car was aIpfoaching had
road sides anda as the CAV came nearer
turned tut spq wslked lls toward the center of
,,-~t -. j.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-01


could have to his credit. This en-
largerhent Of postal savings facilities
will be very gratifying to thousands
of depositors who have already reach
the old $500 limit and are anxious to
entrust more of their savings to I'm
Gle Sam. Another feature Of the am
endnent that will avoid further err
barrassnent to the public and postal
officials is the doing away with the
limit on the amount that could be ac-
cepted from depositor monthly. Un.
der the old law only 500 could be de-
posted in calendar month. The am
mendment abolishes this restriction.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-01
While the Postal Savings System has

While the Postal Savings System has
already proved q signal success as is
shown by the fact that more than half
a million depositors have over eighty.
million dollars standing to their cred
it, still it has fallen short of meeting
the full demands Of the public because.
of the restrictions which have been.
eliminated. Postmaster Gen. Burle
son and Bird Assistant Postmaster
General Dockery have been tireless N
their efforts to secure q modification Of
the limitations and the new liberaliz-
ing Legislation is particularly crafty
ink to them. .
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-01
LEADERS | Do
No Nl.|0|''|I |. !. K KEEP / !:
7sas.iss ssz-,r 4 ..,x-u
X Il
PROMISES I ! I
q. A. AAKER SAYS FAMERs now
HAVE NO VOICE IN 1IANAaEKENT
OF oRaAN1zAT1ON AS row CON-
STITUTED.
(From "Normanden.)

Hatton N. D., May 26. 1916.
Editor "Normanden" About a year
ago this month became member of
the Farmers Political Non Partisan lea
que. being among the first in my town
ship to join the Organization. The or
ganizer outlined to me the purpose of tllc
league. He gave me positive assurances
that it would be bona fide farmers
organization. in fact an organization Of,
for and by the farmers.
Wanted Farmers. Organisation
Realizing, the Importance of,concerted
action, and having these assurances, /
was glad of the opportunity that here
presented itself for me to aid in bring
about a statewide farmers organiza-
tion.
Without questioning the busy orga,
zer as to the details of the plan of or
ganization, l took it for granted, that
constitution and bylaws would be SUBJ
mitted to the members for their approx
al, and that election of officers to man..
age the organization would be held. IL,
short. l not only expected but was fully
convinced when 1 became member of
the league, that it's membership would Re
given voice in its management.
Nearly a year has now passed since
became member of the league. No at
tempt has been made by the leaders in
charge to perfect an organization. in thu.
mana cement of which the farmers could
exercise influence. AS matter of fact,
every demand made by members along
these lines have either been ignored by
the leaders or denied with scorn.
During the year, I have been affiliated
with the league. have followed the de-
|velOpments very closely, and have COME
to the same conclusions as the repre-
sentative from Nelson county, Mr.. H.
T. Quanbeck. subscribe to every state
ment made by him and wish to make
public declaration that do not consider
myself bound by any action taken by
the leaders in charge of the so-calleds
Farmers Political league.
Those Cardinal Principles"
! find that the so-called official organ
of the league makes considerable capital
of the fact, that it's nominees Tor the
Legislature have only been pledged to
THE CARDINAL. PRINCIPLES or
THE LEAGUE" In this connection
want to say that the farmers. the mem
bers of the league, have had no oppor-
tunity to express themselves as to the
cardinal principles of their organiza-
tion." They are given no opportunity
to express what in their mind consti-
tutes what the leaders are pleased to
call 'the cardinal principles"
The leaders have assumed the right o
speak for the membership on all ques-
tions and no candidate ought to sign a
pledge to follow the dictates Of the Sc /.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-01

sons, l,e was sitting III the house read III
Il papG tiiols An art ificiai ltght He
states that the coat had been placed oI,
the baby and she had been kissed and
told that she could go out and play for d
little while. He supposed she was go-
ing to play with the other children in the
yard hut she wandered a little further
into the street. The mother was in q
precarlous csndition3 for several days tie
first Of the week.
rs sst A.. y. Davis, county coroner, summoned
Mayor Alfred White, F. w. Turner ans.
Y, G.9Quinlivan, as jury for the inquest
held n onday night in the office of H. A.
Burgeson. states attorney. T. H. Pugh
appeared as counsel for Thomas Mont-
gomery. III
Those summoned as witnesses " .re
Thomes Montgomery. r. w. Lacy, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Horn, Mrs. E. s. Stanton;
J. H. DeVine. Drs. H. A. Davis. j. w.
Bowen and III. w. Long, Mr.. Montgom-
cry stated that he was running at q
speed Of 30 miles an hour and he thought
the child was hit by the rear part of tiis,
fender. Severa! Of the witnesses bellies.
ed that he was running much taste
than 80 miles an hour. Anyway. they
We're sure he was going faster than they
had ever seen car going before |
The jury did not bring in verdict
until Wednesday night, and this verdict
says that the little girl was hit ~
Thomas M Montgomery's car. resulting Il.
her death a. few minutess LATER, n
q What will be the outcome of the kill
ing Of this child; the .secepdsperson to
lose a life from fast and careless auto
driving OIL tie streets OF sDiokinson, can.
lodged complaint against M Mont
gomery for exceeding the speed limit
and the matter will come UP on satufz.
day according to thespreeent understand
ing. 1t was also learned Thursday that
a criminal action. probably at the In
stance Of Mr.. Mcintyre, had been brot
against the defendant. e
While Mr.. Montgomery feels dread
fullyXabout the accident and while it is
impossible Ito bring back the little life
so Unexpectedly snuffed out, the fact re-
mains that the driver of that powerful
Cadillac roadster is guilty of criminal
negligence 1t is not likely that any
Jury would wish to send him to the pen
itentiary and yet a life has been taken
through carelessless and something
should be done to check the reckless
driving that has been going on the past
spring around Dickinson.
\ The present case is sad in the extreme
1t is likely that Mr.. Montgomery, who
has no living children of his own, feels
Just as badly as do the father and moth.
cr of the little girl whose body was laid
to rest on Wednesday,. "
Many of the Press readers will re.
call that Mrs. M. H. Linsey was the first
auto :ictim in Dickinson. the accident
which took her life happening just west
Of the public library.
A great many people are criticisine
the city authorities for allowing people
to openly exceed the speed limit daily
A few arrests, it is true, have been
made. but htere are many who have vic.
lated the law who have not been noticed
If the law had been properly enforced
all along the past two months, the little
Mcintyre girl would likely be alive to.
day.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-01
o1LDFIELD WILL QUIT THE TRACE
sTwENTx-NIME Cans ENz1n1D II
INDIANAPoL1s swEx1sxAxEk

indianapolis, May s0.-Twenty-nineS Sof
the fastest cars In The world lined up to-
day for the start Of the International
sweepstakes here. For the first time IL.
race is less than 500 miles--the prese ,t
one being only 800. The prizes were cut
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Barney Oldfield announces this will be
MS last appearance as a driver in biz
races The race did not start until this
afternoon. but the crowds have baen
surging to the track since daybreak
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-01

LARGER DEPOSITS
POSTAL SAVINGS.

Larger postal savings deposits will
now be accepted at the post office.
This is made possible by an important
amendment ia The Postal Savings Act
just approved sby President Wilson. "a
postal savings sdepositor may now have
an account amounting 10 81 900 upon
which interest will paid. Formerly
500 was the max siimnms amount he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

niiBte 0o6 berrli6 Icin, Syn i6r
i96nites SGit&en ipiroe allies qclcat,
Der flcine S6hiiicl peripcrrtc cs
0onn $50 blieb Iic nit oeni un2
Sic fnn0 eine Scbltr, bcfeiiigte ibn
1aran mo itblang iie iint oen Sals.
gSic oas Sdliiiiel6cn in oeu Gleiocr.
diiSid6nitt berluufen mar, qlonbte lie
Gin iiiBes @ebeinuniS gcborgcn. llno
penn iie peritoblen binfoBte, nutbtc
iie an yibno oenfcn.
Sie gilig ldngioih oen buHS9eiaBs
ten g9eg binab Bis All Sen 3oun. Bon
"a butte man cine ibone 9lnSfi6t nad
ben Bergen re6tSj oem boben lei6t
beltonocnen Sciieel gerooeaus unO
Dem prncbtpon lints oufraeenOen
S6loiicc 8ertrdllut ituno iic, ni1t
ooran oenfeno. Dob fie nid)t mebr oitf
Sauna at rednen babe un9 Dab ii@
nod oioere glrbeit fiir lie fGnoe.
poute Bob ibr rllitoes @eliht bonn
Serofeuer. Sie mar cine oral(e Gier.
0ieeriii, ibnor5 uno nit gclblic6er
@elihtSfarbe amoi fIeinen ountlen
9Iugen- Bum &eroruS Der SeIiget
nor lie INNER lititig geipeien. Seine
glrbeit mar ibr 70 nmltGuoliI lno
ihtper, bob iie nidt 3liin ninoeiten
babel NIT iid iel6er aelprocben bate,
nenn iie niht iiinlirtte iino fang. llno
obmobl sic oerItorbere 6rdu Sena.
torir Die llnoeroroilene iN1bte, fonn.
te Tie oodb 5tltpeilen iageii; oSunne,
Dab on imnter bergniigt biltl~
u@ot fail cd't nib iin2g
Siard itono in Der 4iibentiir uno
iogtc obue cine W}icne in ieineu
rotten uno peiBen @eiicbt Su ber8ie.
ben. oSei IS up@, unO 0eutete nit
oem Singer nad) oben
,SSs gut
Gr i6penfte o6 ,Ec b6I5crne
&erll" benonnte i'm Same in i6rem
Ssulcrn Gr bdtte ia eioentlic6 aud
oeu Gaffec binoliftrogcn fonucn.
aber ons lieB fi4 Sonue nibt ne6.
men @os fam 10 elmer ocni cinen
8ittmciIter periorgcu@ bate iie &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

BON ncritailoen Seunc obor erfldrte,
iic piiie geiheiO Genn lie botte VI.
CSottil9cu IN cinen Sotie gs0icut. ili
ocm Shioelltenuobungcil moren
Sprnd tie 0nrotJ 10 lda eS iinnler pte
eiu 6cllcr alang in ser Stinulie attn
mie ein peri6dniter S6ein iibcr Dem
@eiiht.
Su itnno Elm umoer, fnddenOer
Gild) Oor ocm Sofo. oitf ocm ciile ppn
Der Senotorin eebdfrlte Dede lag,
cine aomno0e, pie iih rieli9 bod
utfbotte, Fam oo5u, uno eiil 5ienlic6
GROCER Spieeel. Gr mar aber aus
orei Stiiden SulommeuaeIest. Gem
itboncn sSeoocrn lief einc Querlinic
iiiIt iiber Die itDi5c g1oie. ipenn er
6ineinio6. 9tur Elm Bib. SyoIepb,
oen feline 9riloer chen in oie 3iiterne
merieu pollen. 9lbcr fir onoeren
@anoldmud botte Der 9littneiiter qe.
iorgt. @afien oller glrt lporen Der.
teilt, @eborre oo3pilc6en, uno ons
Soiepbbilo bate @eieIliboft ecfliu.
cen. 9lents ino linfs bon Dem in.
gIiidIideu Singing bingen g9eo.
oerns 2ieblingS6iloer, blute Gtiide,
Die er iiberoll miti6lcppte, itno ole CT
oft init Scbmiin5cln bepunoerte
llls Elm gai5es 9robtltiid betrob-
tete Same oos foloiiole Sofa. oas
in ieinen Seitenlebnen ie orci Ic6moIe
S6nblooen eutbielt @s mar aud
lang uno es niadte iid, penn Der
porre6me @err oorduf FAB.
Gr mar nittlerpeile in cine merf.
fpiiroige Satsiode gei1Iiipft, oie nit
S1niireH per8iert NOR, nno fibr itdl
Our6 Die Snore uno buitete, ilno
oom fam es nod ipie elm aGbren6er
2aut nodJ. lln0 min frodtc aud Die
ies Sofa inter Dem Gjeipidt Des
&lubnebmenoen.
,@cnn's not 6efomuen is~
mrinte Same. y9as @efieoel Bat
mon sic bal6e g}dht pom IoB Der ae.
bort llno Min liitties Sr0ltlcin bat
"a mi nicb bel iein f0nnct4
@os tlcine 6ronleinl g9eoocra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

iaet. glit Dem friiden @c6rdit ben
Senimclli cine imlberc blauc Scbiir3e
por, lticg iie feierlicb oltlmGrtS.
Gbcl itanO atf 0em grpBen &ors
plaB 5ipiicbeii OeH Siiren "a ben SO.
bct5inlnIcrn cine groBe llbr in oeren
Soften iih emma ais Sino botte Der.
friehen fonnen mo Doneben Gin
bod6ciniger Gid, Cont mor'S cine
fcicrlid)e &obl6cit. Gin longcr 9le.
benfliigel liei bof- mo gortenD1rts.
Od lagen bic @ait5irnuer, Die ME
mebr betpobnt fporoeu felt oie olten
8nitorSleiite bort einmol eingefebrt
poren lns @muaS ,Stiib6en 1tno
&onnes aomnler
glu Dem groBen Sool, Der ollidbr-
lid 5u einenl Scit eeoient, lag oos
Mobn3immer oes Serrn bon @cO.
bern; iein SblaigemnG I1IoB ii9
nn9 riidpGrts al. @r fonnte fiber
oen Sof meg in oen @arten ie6eu, TO-
Iange oie 2inOen bort nift al fart
beloubt iporen.
Same iiberleate, ob fie born ODER
an Die bintere Stiibe flopien iolle.
Steel inete iie Oann uno po1te ans
8obt5inlnier
ogirrrreinl@ SUIT ols penn es elm
onn5eS 9egiment boren iollte. sic
miBte ln1eu 9lit Dem 5reiioenqe.
idrei ouf Dem 9(pfeleeiid6t trat lic
ein
Den aaffee, &err 9ittmeiIterl~
oglbl 9onl @iro eiit tiinl@
Der i6ore g9eooern itonor In
SeinOsdrnteln I'M 3iiumer mo redte
iid Sonne gudte ibn NIT @erenii.
gen OH.
osSe, I'LL beino6 b1tt ic6 n qltten
plorgen Deroeiicu, Serr 9fittmeiiter.
Wlon BLOB oorimL peil~
oSd9n SonnelN
Gle 6olte ocii 8uder imitdnoli1
aus oem Gdid3rmsg.
Sebr gldi5cnO mar ouS 8hnler
nidt ousitaifiert. glur oas notipen.
Oige Ser Gcuatpr battle iic6 uiDt
oarnu gefiimmcrt emma nidlts on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

ben WiuloeniDeg, Gin bcileS BeitiAtn.
fnallen flang beriiber Siibo!t,
biibott Sic bob oen aopi nidJt, icbiNt
gor nidt 81 wiiien. mas oorging, lino
nnb fcine ionoerlic6e gile III ben
Worbereitimgau an baben, Dem Cor.
tierel iinO lleberlegcll, mas uno 100
geiat iUeroen iollie. r0o6, pie's 0ie
ieli9e Srou modtol" meiite Soma
gciterii beitimmeno, iin0 oo botte lie
leiie nit 0em 8opi qenidt.
emma 0odte: g9ie qltt, 0o6 i6
bellte morgen merfipiiroig friib oui,
gepo6t bin ilno meine icioene S6iir.
sc inlten botte lieeen laiicn mo ionlit
Dor ibr in Die nor0cre Stt6e fam
iino oa Die aliberuoc @eideriing fab.
Den SpoB, ben er mir MAIDEN ipollte
IT, Der Serr 8ittmeiiter, lcete lie RAID
6ent 5u pertrauIi6en @eoanfen bin8i.
Genn Sonne b1tte ii6 ipohl uidt err
flaren fonnen tpie oos Sil6er. rnD
@olo3eug, oie S9leif6en uno 6iut.
popiernen 9liiu9en ga 6ineinqefom-
men iDaren. llno cine game @eicbib-
te an SSrogeu bate Iic6 etbobcn. Sie
fono es 5u nett. Oh armes Ding bait
5u Sauie blei6en miiiien NitIb,
rotltl llno binein flogs onr9 oas
offene Seniter, 3ielgered)t geeen Sen
8broniiB- Sbr 5u 6iiBen, ipie cine
Suloieiing.
@orm liefs i6r ii6ers @eiibt, nud)
Elm ieltiames &oAen finq ibr Ser5 an.
gIher MN brau6te iie gar ni6t me6r
trnurig 81 ictn, ooB iie nidt bottc
0obei iein fonuen. Gas bottc CT fei.
ncr tim fonnen 9luf Nen anicn lag
iic iino roffte oie buntc Scrrlidfcit
in i6re Morgenidiit5e aus ibpors
neibem 4ottiu. Damn mar iic unbe.
ihcrtt binnlf III tbr SGlafSinuncr qe-
hiidt uno bottc oen &icgel porqe.
idjo6en ln0 ieoes ein3clne Stiid be.
tradltet llno es mar ibr, ais ici Gin
biSdeu geben ooriu.
PHI mo nieocr par oas qebiipft.
mic cr gctnn5t 6nttc Gb, IolM cincu
Hotillon init i9m our1lebcn, oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
Is. gIortiebllnal

oSparen bausboltenl Sieb ulebr
NaH Dem Necbteul @ie Der Serr, ID
ser Gne1tl~ $o!tc lie oo aeiprodeu,
Sic uliter ibrem boben aren3 ailf oen
poppchunfricOiqtcH Girtbof log2 Gt
griff uo6 ben bIauipeiBen aiiien mo
miiblte Hh binein, @gnn ibn Der rid.
iimtsloie Nlenid nicbt deiuedt bate,
naren Ole iinbeilUollen iuo audlcn-
SEN @eooufen 0it ibm ta0siiber idon
8aine 8ube licBcn lett penigitens
rgt gefnmmen.
gIud @mna mar bel Dem @eropid
igeioBreu mo bate ibr blonoeS
g6picben geboben.
Sic iuahfe ieItiomeripeiic ldon.
Ios paiiierte ibr ionit nidt 0o ging
cr nm offnete ct orii6en feline 3iu.
mertiir Sect iiel lie ins ShloB.
Diit allen tail5te cr, iogte Ylnrie
Scbliiter. Da mars onb all fie gc.
fomluen, b1ttc iie babel iein f0nuen.
98ie oft botte lie beutc al ben groben
Sool geoobt uno oen Nittmeiiter
Icibbaftig az ieber gelHeilit, pdbreuo
iie Stin Inn Stih on Dem ueurn
qjloden8ug mod]te ben iic fir Goters
lebnriStog bcltnmt batte.
9l@l Sic ieli3e nod etnnol: adj
40 fam iih ais Gin recbtes @chpoee-
siii Dor llno Damn iiclcu Die 2iocr
su Gle molltc bon ibm trdiunenl
Sine @ul5erieIooie2 9letn, cine ncuc
EorIoDiennc b0rte iic. llno ais G6nc.
urge porbeiitoinpfte uno rict. Ole
alod IL orci, orci 1T oic alodl" i1lief
e0cr iu @olic ocs @cnotorS 0apals
ierc oen ieiteiien Shloi, imo allies.
pds lonit IN Gorber9 oen Seburtstog
'es 2nnoesberrn eefeiert batte, ma6-
a cs ebcaio.
Gle Aderleute gldten ober, ihon
waheno, nnd Dem gan5 lciie odn.
qrnocu Wlorqenliht, oas GhneIorge
op lcinem Modjt6ienit crloite, Tie
sn balo al Bic gr6eit riei
Gamd 6otte all ocn 0lieocrooIoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
q nm i Ii

Die erlten aufgegaugeteu 9liiten eut,
0edt Ser @Dreneubaunl, iDie eS Ian.
ocsilblirb bieB, oen iie 70 licbtc, Iiono
nebcn Dem fleinch YnpilIou Ole
Eiiren ipnren offen unn ouf Dem ge-
Idipeiften giofofptidb, oeu man III
Der Wlitte fteben idb, Iogcn fleine
@eiitel ino @ofetdcn neben 8igar.
reiifiiteu, in 0eHen lie perpadt gene
icn Sie tpollte dllerbdn0 @luuten.
iamcn olisi0en ipic es ionlt Die Nlut
ter getou. glbcr Same, obne 0ie Iie
uibts Da9te, licB parten imo botte
porbin idon ans Dem aii1cnfenIter
nit ibter frdbenoen Gtiflme qe.
i6rieii, es tpiir0e ipobl 0ielen wlor9cn
nihts iperoen Detn tpenn man oret.
mai friihen adffce foben niiiliel lln0
Wlittog tuolle Der Serr Senator bod
aud bnben.
Der itromme SftfrieIe ioIlte 0oS
boren Der @eit- mn0 Shibe4tburIde
bon Dem 9iittneiiter. @r plibte 0os
@eidirr Dor Dem Stal blibblanf.
'Sbn botte es nidt ous Der 8oIIung
qebrodt ooB ion &onne IGoh Der.
i@ieoene glole binoiifeelbidt bate,
nat68uieben, o6 fie oenn nun ibren
Ssaffee insperoeu fonnte.
uSei idloppet iiirnmer nocbl"
bate @iens 1iord berihtet uno tpar
an feline 9lrbcit gea1iiqer
Nanne dr9erte iiH nuo nubm ip.c.
,Der Ole GoiieennibEe 5tuiIt6cn oie anie
Ole udbgeitonocnd @riib" qob tic
rfdjt Der. Die bottc aid immer 5unl
.9eiomelen Der Irligen Jrou Scr SER.
@eadtot 3uriidgeic6u6ct lluo oa5ei
fulinoette iie iib, iDie Gin ridtiaer
.Nlenic6 nit io biel Siif S0be rno r..
iseftabler Breite fold eincn ounimen
9l1nten baden foulttp. Wieus Eiard 4
Cd mas mar in gan5 @orbcrg mS
;ilngeeenO itit6t SUI fiHoeu
Gumo 2obnllierc ipor 0e0ulolo
@ie itano i1inittcnlong nebcn oar
Baum, sic Sanoom Gtonuu fSrecle
Spnbeii Sipitir9crtcu1tn biipftcn inn
Ter, fnarrenoc GicidBrte mbren oueA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

ribtete it6 onf. @s iiG ibnt her Grs
.oensregen ein @as iie mobl fir elii
iiiBes, eritolutes @eiidtden aciaedi
bohen miro Cb oie oa iDeiB2
~ ySit Oeun ods lSrGulrln eiu tis'
6eii trourig 0orii6er geueien, oaB eo
5u Souie bleibch bieB2N
Sonne fam BON Der Siir, ipo fe
bel Der 5roee 10 itrannt itcbeu &C.
.blie6en mar ipie Giord ielbcr, hit
ipfdtigen Sd,rittct Dieoer ndber.
SEA OBJ Roc6 MIDI adt5ebn Sabre
IS iel llno oenn lagte Ic. Ser Serr
9iittineiiter tan5t geipiB urmoer'
i@on."
sic log gern, penn file ben 2eiiten
oomit ini6uloiee 5reuoe maMcn
fonnte. 90 bate Iie emma i6ou CT
5dblt, Dob iid Der 9ittineiiter erfun-
oigt babe, pie ibr 6rduleiu geidIa'
fen nuO @riiBe famen bin5u Die nie
geduBert paren.
v@einte oas GtouIein 2o0ol'
liere?"
lin borbiu i6 babe oreimal
&ofiee oefod)t. oenn not 9l6peltanoc'
nes, ncge, oos MIDI ga iogtc Gmnt'
djen nod uS6 er woll orntlicb @opI'
idner5 bot2"
g9ieOer ein 2oder m0 Elm ielDIt.
eef1lliges 8ieben am Bart.
gSogte lie 0as2 llno womit Dat
iid1 oenn oos ornte 5r1uleiu sic 3eIt
oertrieben2"
Ser iunge GeuBer iuor BOD od,
Oen iic inmcr ylnrtinHen ncrneit
g86iIt 6ubcn unire NIT ocni qsipict."
Sic rieb ibre orallcn riiigcll
9lrme. ~Gr eebt ia inierer emma no'
tiirlid 5uliebe. 9Iber, ipenn oos mall
nicbts tpirol~
llnO nod ruI9cnl glodoenfeR:
gglee, miro auh nicbts, oa nutB eiil
gon5 an0erer foHneur ltno iic 9udte
ibu eruutigeno oil.
(6ortiebung foIgt)
5rouen iaeet i'm 3orn oft oas
Wegettcil BON osnb mas iie oeufeH.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
QOnIersatige aeaen 0leidsfanaIer.

Gos foIoenoe Sdriftitiif, oas ei.
men Ginblit 1T ole Sese gelpa6rt, Oie
BON Geiteu Der Sumter imo @enoiieu
lgegen oet 0aeihsfon5Ier gefiibrt miro,
lift elmer &eibe roiiierootiber im0 no.
tiondIliberalrr gt6georoneten 3ige-
Gangel:
a. Serr bop 9et5mann-&ollpeg
!batgiidl pcrllnD AU9Areno oes SriegeS
gGn5Iic6 umfdbig erpieien, Oas politi-
iihe gluiebeir Oes beltiben 9ieisbes 8il
apabren uno oie mifitGriiden Grfolge
'iinieres glorreic5euo SeereS mirfion
alis5unlber.
Fb) Gor ocm arie9t 6nt ser 9ieiAs.
fon5ler cine &olitif oer idip19liA-
lten Olabgiebidfeit ocgeu allie iiuiere
;Seiuoe, Dor aleu- gegen Gnalqn0,
beiolgt uuo 0oOurA bel oen SeinOen
oen @loubeu eripedt, Gelitidlono
liebe lh cher GILES bietct ais oab cs
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liIAcnllntcrt6onen bon ser i6n our@
oieies @cieb ocrliebenen @ewolt c'e'
broitd Su MAIDEN. GenlnoH reile'
oic gneldn6er, 0ie icst nod ibref
&eimotb 8uriidfebren, I'M iDrel
Dieuitpflidt 5u gcmiieelt mif eigcne
@efdbr imo Soften. Gie GntiAciOnns
rutbebt ieOob niGt pon Der FflidD
iidb in Oic ouf Oen 6ritiidcn aonlH'
loten oufliegcn0cn 2iitcn eintrose'
81 loiien 0cr nllc @cbrpili6tige'
irntcrporien ituO. Gie Gintrognlls
in Die 2iitcn lit meiter9in fiir au'
Eerioneii o6ligotorild.