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The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

One thing that was sharply brought
home to Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune,
famous Negro teacher, and principal
of the Daytona school, was the lack
of proper attention for the sick.
There were hospitals for whites,
but none for Negroes" said Mrs.
Bethune to an interviewer; there
were nurses for the white people but
the Negroes could not afford them.
The white physicians were kind, but
felt that they could not intrude upon
the feelings of white patients by TAX
ing care of our sick. The thing to
do was to establish our own hospitals,
train our own nurses and educate our
own doctors. l knew that this meant
money and the nickels and dimes that
could get from my own people would
not be enough. The only thing for
me to do was to beg of those whom
God had prospered, that the less for
tunate might be given chance to live
and grow better. l went to Thomas
H. White and out of a generous heart
he gave. Andrew Carnegie responded
to a request for $1,000. Altogether
we raised $4,000, and with this we
built the only hospital for colored peo
pie in the district. White physicians
cooperate with the Negro. Our nurses
do district work and carry the laws
of health and sanitation into the
homes of our people. The hospital
has come as a great oasis in des-
ert, toward which the people in their
sickness and despair reach for health
and tenderness"
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10
immigration Board Revived.

A statewide campaign to secure new
settlers and promote trade and social
relations between the cities and the
rural districts received an initial inn
petus when the state immigration
board named James II. Jenkins OF
Pueblo secretary of the Board For
nine months the board has been dor
mant because of failure to agree upon
a secretary. The last session of the
Legislature appropriated $4,000 to
carry on the work of the board and
to start State Chamber Of Com
merce.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

| wish to suggest that every employer
prefers intelligent help. Intelligence
grounded upon an honest integrity is
useful and valuable commodity
wherever found, and will be recog-
nized and rewarded. 1t pays to be
intelligent; it pays to be honest. In
telligence of the right sort begets hon
esty because it helps one to see the
folly of dishonesty and it's inevitable
consequences; and at the same time
points out the advantages of sound
integrity.
Skilled labor is thing being
sought after in all work. Peo-
pie are realizing that efficiency means
economy. And the laborer who in
creases his efficiency by increasing his
skill through systematic study and
training OF his mind and hands is
bound to secure employment over his
less qualified brother"
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

The old-time cornerstone laying is
about to take its place among the rel
les and back-number customs, for in
so many of the buildings of the more
modern type the cornerstone has lost
its significance. Its place is being
taken by the driving of the silver rivet.
as was done recently in the 26-story
building being erected at Forty-second
street and Madison avenue, in New
York city. The rivet was driven with
the ceremony that usually goes with
the placing of the cornerstone, and on
the completion of the structure It will
be exposed in silver box in the wall
of the lobby
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

Bishop Isaiah Benjamin Scott, the
only Negro missionary bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church, notified
the subcommittee on Effectiveness of
Bishops of his intention to retire at
the present session of the general con
ference. The news caused stir when
1t became known. Bishop Scott. 1t was
learned, had been in conference with
the subcommittee for several days.
Negro delegates to the conference
upon hearing of Bishop Scott's inten-
tion held a caucus and decided to
propose two candidates, also Negroes.
as Bishop Scotts successor. They
were Rev. DR.. j. w. E. Bowen of At
lanta, professor at the Cannon The
illogical seminary, and Rev. DR.. r. E.
Jones, editor of the Southwestern
Christian Advocate. The Negro dele
gates desired Bishop Scott's success
or to be bishop with full powers.
The reason given by Bishop Scott
for his request for retirement was
that the health of one of his daugh-
ters will not permit her to live in AT
RIGA, where he has been stationed, and
that the enforced separation from
his wife and family, who live in
Nashville, Tenn, makes it undesirable
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

Nettles good human food? OF
course. They have been known as
such immemorially in thrifty Switzer-
land and other careful countries.
There is no better rival to spinach
in the whole vegetable kingdom. And
the nettle ought to be utilized. it does
so abound. 1t is the one weed, III.
most the only one. that grows in all
countries under the sun. so say gar
deners who fight 1t year by year and
have never taken the right revenge
of eating it.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

for him to retain his present office
Bishop Scott is sixty-two years old,
and in normal circumstances would
not be retired until the general con-
ference nearest his seventy-third BIRTH
day. He was elected bishop for Africa
in May, 1904, and his episcopal resi-.
dence has been in Monrovia, Liberia
1t is understood that he will be re-
tired on pension of s1,50O a year.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10
Apply for Compensation.

Compensation for the death OF Fred
Doublecheck, an employe of the
Black Iron mine of Red Cliffe, who
was killed while at work May 2S, has
been applied for by his relatives from
the state compensation fund
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

American readers of British newspa-
pers find some queer things in the ad-
vertising columns. Wanted, strong.
tidy general, well recommended" for
instance. does not indicate a paucity
of leaders in the British army. Gen.
eral" as thus used is merely an alb.
breviated expression for general serv-
ant" or "houseworker."
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

A boat supported by inhatable pom
toons and driven by bicycle gearing
has been invented that can be folded
into a small parcel for carrying. as it
weighs but 2S pounds
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

Extinction of the Petrovitch dy-
nasty in Montenegro, no matter what
the ultimate fate of that state may be.
is predicted by political writer's, who
assert the Montenegrins are indignant
over the surrender of King Nicholas
to Austria. Annexation to Serbia, fore
seen by many If the allies win, would
be reunion of two peoples very close.
ly relGted in race.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

Forty-eight materials are used in
the construction of a piano, which
come from no fewer than 16 coun.
tries.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

Screens which effectually keep fog
from entering buildings by way of
electric ventilating fans have been
perfected in England.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

If you count the number of times
the letter "a" is used in book. you
will find the average to be less than
one in a thousand.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

An electrically driven machine has
been invented for splitting kindling
wood.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-06-10

Seventy per cent of the American
people use electricity in some form
every day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
Cscnen ,Sranelt.e etimmredlt.

DAB cine 5ienlic6 groBe glnoobl
Scrren im0 9omeu BON Baltimore
ser criten SoDreS.GonDention ser
notionalen @ereinigung beiwobnen
miro, pclde gegen Oas 6rouen-
Stimuredt opponirt uno beutc
Moreen III @oibiugton 5nionimen-
fonimt, miro NIT 8eimmtbeit crwor-
tet. Sic 0eIegoten Der M}orDlouO
gliiociotion linO 6rou 9obcrt @or.
rett, Brdiiocntin; 6rou @liGocl 9.
@ilo, 6rou Ser6crt Siffanp, 6roii
Sroncis z. Geopooo, Srou GOpin
s. 6orber lno Srou @ilmor @. Sa-
mill.
gluBerOem neroen Die foleenoen
&erionen on Der Gonbention tbeil-
nebmcn 9fobert @orrett, @h6oel 9.
@ilO, Ser6ert EiffauD, Sr. uno Sruu
Seiie Slingltff 9ficbtcr irno 8rou
Oscar 2eier, Sr. unO sSrou GOmin
S. SSor6er, SSrui @iaiom g. N}ors
burp, 6rou q. 2eo 8DomL Sr. imo
5rml @. 2. 5bodleforo, Srou z.
Sorriion @orrett, SRI. WtorD W1or-
tom Srui sc. 6. Sal6ott, Gyrau @li-
5abetb &leitner, Sr. uno Srou 60.
moro s. Wliiller, SRI. @lisabet6 gote.
man bon Cation 6rou sSobn Steele,
6rol &oiolie Strous, Sbeo. Strous,
$orDe1 81. 3oninger, SRI. Gao Soft
tno 5rml z. N3oriboG Smith.
Cine oifcntlidc @eriommlllng iDiro
an 9taNniittog i'm o9totionol. Sbeo-
ter" obgeboIteb ipd6reno au g(beno
bel Sfouihers Elm 9onfett oe9e6en
miro. Cine Sisung oes Gonoils i'm
Oct om 5reitog in oent Seint bon
6roit Somes B. @oOsportb, Slr.
600, 16. StroBc, itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
gSnm Snne n66rrnfen.

SIN 9(Iter bon 90 Sobren ltorb ge-
tern @loroen Serr Somes glireD in
ieinem Seim glr- 1889, @}ooiion-
gIOenle. Erob ieines boben Differs
mar Serr SIirep, pelher iicb Elm Sobr
nod Dem 9iireerfricge 0uriidgc8ogen
botte, iiberous tii6tig bis 5u ieinem
Guoc. SSc0en Sog mad)tc er icinen
Spo3iergong. 9lm Sreitog botte CT
einen 9Infoa BON ogriebts &ronf-
belt" bon pcIAem er iit6 nidt pieOer
erbolte. @r binterlGBt einc So6ter,
bel welher er mobnte, Srolt Gborles
anea, bier Gnfel ltno bier llreufel.
Seine 9ceroigung finoet am sSreitog
ylobmittog bon ieiner @obnrng aus
orf Dem uSouoon- Bart 6rieobofc"
itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
* II TT Il It


lIno 5ipei 8olont1re ipuroen borge.
itellt iltl0 oienerten bis auf oen @D'
oen, uno Der 9dbnbofsnoriteber faro
cs gan5 oIBeror0eutlicb biibih, OoB
SSroil bon @eooerH Ser @egeno oic
@bre ontiie; llno Elm @utSbeiiber ais
Der gtdbe, Der nit Dem 3uge fobrcu
pollte, Der Steinrooer, Jung spie igr
Sobn bate eben nod 3cit, all Die
Ser5lidfeit on3lieben uno ieiue Be.
griiBing an3ubringen.
0Sa, Serr pon 5ipplingeroOe icili,
is ne ytiunmer SIS BriHal SSrau
ron @eo0ern, mir tporen ia beioe be-
geilterte Solooten ober 0ie GdolIe
bats autb an iid. gs iit elm i90nes
glrbeitenl"
Sinter Der Serribaftsfutide, bon
oeren Bod 0er2enfer grtnieno grilBie,
itano Der SSagomaeen.
goblfe mollte NIT iitgenolic9et
Sdritten ouf ben sil, Inn ben plos
nebcn lcinen yMiuobunoen~ 9ieuter-
lhen gIngeoenfens eiuaituebmen, oCcr
lllrirb lit es niht llno mGbrcno
Dina bon @eooerii I6nglt iaB, CAB es
5pii6en lllri6 uno Dem 8eripalter
nod Gin gefomplinentieren uno
enolih tporen bcioe &erren lad)cilo
nuf Dem Riidiie: ogtlt los, Senribl"
nSippliuecroOer @runo uno @os
Den iest, Wlrtterl~ Io1te lllridL OILS
fiiblc er iid5 nit oieier 8emcrtinig
5um eritcumol gons &err ouf icilcnt
9cIib.
Tonu beridtetc Yoblfc ibr nit ci.
mem Sdbcln ouf ocni breitcn @ciidt,
iDie gut ole @rntcouSii9ten Ieiclt inD
peldlc ileucn Meliorotioneli man int
Sinr babe, llno ooB wlomlcll Sci
ilefctter BEL ibrer oltacmobnter
YlanIieu polle lie bleiben = nod 10
lange ibren NoIten uus5ufiillen &C.
odhte, bis Der iiuigc Scrr iib einc
Sunsfrmt bolc. llno oob tic cs nit
Der SSiulgmamiell, Die lie iulteritiitta,
cid) ldlon ein Solbiabr, icbr qlt gc.
troficu battcn gShnell mie II Reb
uno gut alloulcDeg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

ghln fam fbon 0os 8oriperf eines
yiahbarglttS nit Dem ipiben &ditS.
piebel, ouf Dem Gin Stcr6enncIt IaB.
sic Ieete beioe S1noc gegen DE
@ritit, ibr Ser5 flopfte ilnbGnSig.
Wtit Vl1nen, Die ibon Der alte lllrib
gebabt, trig iidj nun ibr Gobn. Gr
iDoIlte oaraitf bintpirfen, DAB Die ncll.
gepIarte giienbabulirie Sipplhge.
robe beriibrte. Sect lag es nod fern
benz leeteu 8abnbof Dem Der Bug
onitrebte.
Gie blidte, leicbt ibre @eipGi0er
ihiittelnO, III ben SpiegeI 0riibcH.
SSn ibrem lid)tgrmlen Meiiefleio
fab iie allt aus. Gem Sutidnud
botte iie cine biibi1e blaue Sor6s sl-
gefiigt, um einen froben Con in Der
Griheinitng ntit5ubringen. Sie nobn
ibr Sanot1lH1en uno oen blaucn
Shirm rmO trot ans 5eniter; 5og Iid,
binoiis. goriibcr an Der 5ipplingc.
ro0er &errihnftsfitlde, Bite iciHeitS
0eS Babniteigs biclt, Der 2lalDer
bate, ipie Elm SodJ5eiter, eiiten @lii.
menitrouB al Der Yruit. 8onn einc
@ruppe bon 2euten ouf ocm Sizes Dor
ocm nie0rigen StotionsgebGitoe, ifr
lllricb ooSlpiidcn roeeno, bod, blono,
braun ons @eiitbt @r mar ia icbon
Die lebten orci Monotc, Yerunlter
ipieIeno, oui ieinent @ciiB.
Gin 2ltd Gle loQ all iciHer @ritit.
gSic iic aus Dem gLbtcil qefommpn,
ous ipiIBte iic gar nid)t.
rWlein Slmae N}cin Sunqcl 8
nelt6 Elm Sogl4
Gr foBtc oic aierlid aebliebeuc Sc
ltalt felt In feline glrmc. oWeuttcrD
sd, oaS Iiebc ocutiAc @ort nor
felt Dem arieg nldblidJ Gieqer 1e,
lporoen GS ipor nit ben Wlooores
uuieerdiut, oas o6ran" iuiroc nen
Itutimen MN bic liebfe 9lnrcoe.
,lRo nohmals: ,Mcin Sylingc
gllcin Syungcl~ llno ibre ghlgen
itrablten ibu an olIrrb bic SrGnea
bin, oic iic felt 3uriidfdutpite.
.Serr g0blteJ"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

einem Electromagnetic, oas frii6e
5orben ino blme glugen lui0 eilln
ongenebm betpegliNen @luno botte
Sic trug Elm bralnieioenes @lcl0,
oas idon mon6e 5eierli1feit erlebt
Sie nobm aus ocn SGuOen elmer ne.
ben ibr Stebenoeu einen prG6iiger
StrallB imo belt i'm Srmt BON gSco.
bern bin.
oDas miiiien ser gn1oiae Serr
ibon geltotten! 0ie muB oorar
geben; iie bat uns ia unIern lieber
Serrn 10 eieentIidb geidenft." lluo
Dina neigte ii6, ebe iie Den SUB mlf
Oos Erittbrett iebte.
0Siebe Wtomiell Seineietterl Sicbcl
9oS lit cin Goel" sic ip1re Scr icI-
Der 10 NiiitterIiben om liebiten Inn
ren SaIs gefollen.
SOL 8meitmonliell1en, SSbr
StrouB is for oeu Serrnl"
Cine idIonfe, gono libte 9lonoine
bot lllrib Ole 8lmuen. Gin liebli1es
@eiicbt bcfam ciren glnflug bon tieie.
rer gi0te. llno Dina bon @e0oern
mltete cS on ols itellten oie beioen
biibiGen Nieniben, ibr itattli6cr
Sobn ino Oos feingcfornte Wl1or1en
Elm lcbenoeS 9ilo.
qSursol Sodl llnier @srt BON
Mc0ocrrrSipp pplinQerooe!"
@0blfe, oic 8olontGre, oie N[naes
itelltclL oic g9ciber iuo Maodtn
ibrieen cS oitr1einon0er. Dina nobnt
Die &ono ocr Seinefetter in Die ibre
ino trot 5iir Scitc.
~Oiesnal poron, Serr oes Sau.
iesr
Or tritt ooh Dor ser @cibfi6feit
3uriidl~ lodtc lllri6.
60 500 Gina Oie treilc 2eiterin Ser
glngelceenbeitcn oes SSnnern nit fidh,
ii6cr Oic SdDclle, ilno cs fiiate iic5,
ooB lllriH uno oic 9lonoine 6as
5tueite Yoor ipuroen. 9em allies
itrcbtc Der 6olle 6u, bic iicb be6oalih
ouftot nit ciicn groBen aomin rh0
@affcnibmid imo SSogotropb1en,
oltcn 2ooen, @dnfen, @oppenltiiblea
llno trauliAcn Gdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Gina batte oie SdnOe ineinonSer
geiGoben. Gle oa@te an Sen Wtonn,
Der fem 9lt fiirs @oterlono gege.
ben, lno feline Seele pobl nit ocn.
@coanfen an @ei6 uno aino aiiSge-
boudt. @ie er Der Selo ibrer iebn.
iiidtigen MlGo9entrGume gcipeicll --
oft freilid Sdlagidotten bintcr licb.
Sluf oem S1ladtfeloe bate er ii@
a6er 5it itroblenoer @roBe erGobcn.
Sic botte nift 10 gepeint BEL ieinslu
CODE tpie in filler 8er6orgen5eit IN
Gorberg, iuenn tie bon Dem Gloticb
gebort, Der oa iinlging iiber Die Se.
notorStodter itno 2ieS6en @orie.
Der 3ueiiel, oh er iie je lieben mir.
De- bob Oann ein Soupt, fpie oas Ser
i1longenilnringelien @orgo.
Ser 2ebcnoe mar gcfonlnlen, bate
lie NIT feiter SonO genommen. Sie
lab imlner 6lI ibm oilf ipie 0u cincln
6u bebiitenoen foItboren @elie, ser
bod nod in @cfobr trar, ibr ctttrii.
fen 5li per0en. Der Cote crIt gcb0rte
iDr gatl3 ~ ben fonnte nielnono ibr
rnilben. @S mar ein ipiinoerlidcs
9enfen imo Ginleben geipeielt, Gle
piclen Sabre - oemn iebt lbrieb man
81 an ben &opf ibrer griefe.
aMos lit oemt oos2" frogtc ltlri1
BON Me6ocrn itno blidte ieinen SSn.
ipeftor oll oDns licbt ia gang nod
5eierli1feit aus r.
osSoipoll, &err bon @eooern. gs
i'll ood) Die i1onite @cleqenbeit oosit.
Giii5ug all Der Seitc Scr SSran @hit-
ter BON unicrni Srmq.Serrnl Gs
lin6 0ie G1ulfinocr ner orci SrtIbaf.
ten nit 0enl Sebrer Boilers. llno 0u
bette iion bic Grippe ocr brnuian
uno blonoen SlaASf0pfc oud idjon
crrci1t ;oer @agen belt, oie fRoHige
Sono oes 9irigcnten bob ;i1. rgdtu
oonfet alle @ottr icboll es in ric
Ionnige Suft empor. Damn fam Die
&olfsbpmnc, 3urctbt gemndt oliiS
8cri0nlid)c bon Dem SeDrcr, ilnO Der.
oif cin bellies oSo6l4 bon oen &aa-
ben mo Wldo6en.
alluo meine @enigtcit crlaugt li1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

aud 81 grotlllieren. S6ren @iugoug
iegne Der Serr4 golfcrs puBte,
Dab er OoS MN iicber Dem &errn $a.
itor Dor Der morgigen &al5elre0e iiir
zen %otrollots6errn iortnabm. glber
CT itano ia niAt gut nit ibuL Or
bottc neue SoeeM mo Der alte Serr
aii Der Bfriinoe mollte audi gor
niHts bon iol1en gelten laiien. Sin
SGnoege6en. 5reunolide @orte oes
@utsberrn ieiner Wlptter.
oSieber Serr Boilers, Oa miilisn
mir nal Elm Sdofolaoetrinfcn nir
$bre SHor onieben. Sie ieIber bite
icb 5um slbenoeiien nit lnsl"
uGbrel Grfreuli6l 9anfborl"
rSenri6, nj pieocr 5ul"
3piiHen oen erIten @irtIhoftsac.
b6uoen itono Die Dorfleribur nit SEN
Saaelobneru. nSurrol So6r Sie
botte cine primitibe @brcnpforte er.
ri6tet.
ugieIn 0ouf, 2cutcl @s modt iid)
bilbid) llno morgen obeno ipoll'H
mir 70 II liittien @orgcidmod bon
mem @rntefeIt balten. g9os2"
oSurral Surrol Sodl" llnS Sic
I'M 5ipeiten @eidbrt i6peutten ibre
Siite.
1aml rolltc ocr g9ogen olf sic
9fompc. 0os i1lidtpornebme Cuts
baus, ons mlr otpci G5eid)oIlc bnttc
unO cine iebr I1lidtc 8orOcriciie,
true ii6er Der Sir @eipcibe, ole all,
fiihoigten, 6oB man 5n jogoliebcnoen
Scuten fonlnc. GS par nit ieinan
blinfcnOcn Senltcrn iuio griinen "a.
ben 5ron bon @eooern nie 10 trem!o.
LID crIdieneu mic icst.
JlcdtS itauocn Die ollf ocnt @At be-
oicnitctcn MGuner hi GunntaqStrud,t
DIE WliIben III ocn S1nOen, 5rcultos
lidfeit in 0en Wlienen uno oie Tie.
ncric6oft. @irflid, nic6t eincr, Dem
niHt oos @illfommen fir oeu illngen
Better ons ocn Wiicnen a.. leIeu tDnr.
Snss cine syroliengruppe, mcGr un
Die Sdpellc geriift. StrablenD
Nlonicll Seinefettcr in ulnoliCGcr
Silllc, nit weiBcH $oubNcn iIbcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

f0unen. Gie Giebe 6atten iid pom
Gas aus eingang ms @eidjdit Der
idofit.
ySaiienbaltS be0ubt.
Sbre gauge @oroerobe Dermahtc
SSrait G6riitiana SoloemoH iuelhe
am I. 3e5ember peri9ico, Dem Hup.
pert ainoerfSeim in glnocoitia. Gle
@eritorbcne battc Elm @ermo9en in
Der 6obe BON $4,000 binterlaiien.
1ie Sdmudiaden muroen 8piiden
WlarD Soloemon Cornell bon Sarrjs
burg, go, Cert. Saloemou Tpqin-
6onf bon g9illiamsport, Ea., iinO
Sdmuel Z. SolOemon pert6eilt. Nla.
m $. Cornell imO Gertrude Gpoin.
banf cr6ielten ouBerOem 81 900 mo
$500 muroen elmer 5ohter Der Ser
itorbenen Soo @. Gogou bernocbt,
poraiSgeleBt Dab lie innerbolb bon 3
Dlonotcn QIniprub duf OoS Grbe er,
be6t. Ger 9ieit 0es gern0gens mur.
DC Der giational SopingS & Gruit
60. anbertraut fiir Samuel {. SoI.
Oemnn Ios Gr6tbeil miro i6m aus.
be5o6lt menn er oos 20. Se6ensolter
errei6t Bat.
&uS Dem 2eben geidie6en.
oSn ieiner gRo6nlng, g}r 420, A.
StraBe, itarb geitcrn Scrr Sulius
@iros6eder, nod einer longereu
aronfbeit. @r 6atte oos 6o6e gllter
BON so Sa6ren errei6t.
&on 9 onoiten 6eroubt.
Trei 8eeeloeerer 6ntten 6ror q.
$. @aro, oie 9eiiberin zines 2uoenS
ouBer6ol6 Der @ren5en Der Sort
8oibinston &eierDotion eefelielt II.
gefne6elt uno $500 aus Dem @eIddft
eeroubt Iie &oli5ei pelde oou
Dem Gaube unterridtet tuuroe, ent-
ianote iofort eiu Telegromm an sic
@oi6iuetouer Boli5ei linn glusidou
nad ben 8onOiten 5lt 1alten. glud
oeren MISUNDERSTANDING ipilrOc
ii6ermittelt. Wlon iono 6rau @orS
in Dol6bepuBtloiem 3uitonoe. Gle
Goli5ei in @ai6inoton lit onge6li6
auf Der ribtieeu 6Gbrte Der @egela.
gercr.
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9ooen aeiAleuocrt. 5err Gorrcl( be-
iono ii6 ouf Der 6a6rt nab 9alti
more nno SRI @iebfc ging in oeriel-
ben 6idtrng. Gin Eourenouto nit
ltorfen e5deiniperfern fii6r III cutge-
gengclebtcr 9libhng nod gInnupo.
lis. Sr. Gorrell erfldrte, OoB Oie
itarfen 9iHter ibn geblenoet bdtten
ilpO OoB er sri. @lesfe ni1t eber be-
merit 9dtte, ols bis es 5u ipdt NOR.
@r bob Die Gerungliidte oui unO
6rddte iie na@ Sauie, mo er ciuen
glr5t 6erbeiruien lieB, ser Die lleber-
iiibrlng Oes Sri @lesfe ms timber
iitdts.Sojpital onoronete. SRI NleBfe
1dtte me1r inter Ger @ri9iitterlng
gelitterL ols bon anOeren &erleBln
gen. S6r 3uitano lit beirieOigen0.
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80 oicl 6cierIicbfeit, Scrr SSil.
ipettor?" ld1elte lllrid.
u9as ging MD onocrs Gs Is
idlon Degen Dem 9feipeftl4 Iogte
9oblfc. ollno audi megen Bier mo
3ubrot @s lit fiir olles 5u noraan
obcno ihon geiorgt."
DSa ipoll, SSeicrlihfeit mus iein.
@S lit INNER 70 gctpeien uno Ite6t in
Der @brouifr iprad Die Seinefctter
nit @iirOe. o9ie 2eute redncn oos
mad. oSIls uie OH Scrr iiltogl 9lls
ltie Sungberr fam" ltnO 10 baben
gobIfe unO i'd nod) louqcr lleber.
legung oo ia Ser Serr Idon bier
mar, oos 70 eeno6tl~
Gina bon @eooern batte ein Sd.
6elu; ollie 86rmc, Ole iie ourcbgliibte,
lag oarin.
gSeinefetter, itb f0nnte Sbnen lin
oen &ols fallen, fpie ooS critic %oI,
olS mir noh Der MISUNDERSTANDING
fomen."
9ic neigtc ibr Saupt, imS cil
Strablen ipnr in ibren 9ligcn. ,g9cnn
Die gndOige 5roii nal in mein Stii.
befen, tpie oomals, fommen, ioll mir
iuieoer ne @bre I'M cine 8reuOe iein.
llno Damn bob iie oos quite alto @c.
iid)t. Dies lit 8peitnoinIcIl, Srils.
lein @mmcIine @rou 0oS @apSe IS
mir aber 5t lang fir II gllltog 60
iog id) Cine"
Tos id5one, blonoe WiGo6en. 9llf.
folleno idorl gluA, olS pdrc etipos
gefolntcs in ibr, oohte Sroll bon
@coOern ais iie Der anidienoen Oia
Sono rei6te
o@it idoR cingeiDult BEL ins,
mas, 2iue? llno eernc ool@ llno
ipie Die nit friiber Stirrne bciobtc.
Duroe ibr Elm flir5er gefcbl: yJilt
ober mcn ouf II @oiten in ole aiichc
Denu Die Midohen fomlten ia mas
beri1itmt boben."
3ie 3neitmomiell flog Oapon.
r@irflid, 10 eine glnitellige nit 'ilenl
folt 5li feincn @eien, oie babe iG nod
mid unter mir gebnbt," bemerfte sic
oItc 1lamiell. 80 gut 81 leioen,
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gsciterc 347 WlitaIicOcr.

Sic gI0itotion iiir Oen n9erein ser
aouileutc unoSo6rifonten~ moGt
cute lSortibrittc. Scute scr
brittle 9oo. Gic Gompo9nc
acbt morgcn 81 GnOc.
Sic Gonpugne fir neue W{itqlies
Der iiir Oen ,8erein ser &aufleute
mo 6o6rifonten4 erlpies iid oud ge-
tern iuieoer erfolgrei6. Gie @omite'n
beri1tetcn noh Dem 2un6eon Inn 4
ll6r, oaB ueitere 347 neue Olitolieoer
gclponnen pur0en 9ic groBte 3abl
-41- bradte Oas Gomite, an oeiien
Spite Sr. @orl q. @rap ite6t Bon
onoeren &oriibern nurOen iolgenOc
g|ummern onaemelOet: Sofo6 @p.
itein tS, 9ll6ert q. groger IA, glS.
burn Gabis If, Sronf &C. Soen IS,
$. s. airf If, Q. sc. Greer If, g.
z. Scott 10, unO &. 81. Stopleton
10. glod Der glngo6e ser 9}omen
Der GoniiteDoriiber bielt pr. @oporO
S. Gattell bon @biIooeIpbio eiucn
&ortog ii6er 0os lntemontnleue Sr.
goniiotionaiuerf
Ginc ISirmo lieB mitt6cilen, ooB eS
Gin gcraniioen fiir ic ici iiG Ocm
Gereine on8uidlieBeu Ocnn ourb oie
9Irbeit 0es Scfretdrs 9lo6ert 8.
9eadom babe iie betrG6tliGe 9(uf-
trdge er6olten. Sine anocre 6irma
lieB mittbeilen ooB iie Ourd ole 9lgi-
totionSrciie ocs Gomite's oes Ser
ems Scr aouileute imo Gobrifonten~
iiber oaS' Situier Dor Ginger 8eit, in
elmer @ode fiir $1,000 9(uftrdge aus
ienem E6eile oes StooteS cr6oIten
babe.
Gie 9(r6eit oeS Gomite's fomnlt
morgen Goruiittog gum 9I6ihmB.