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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-31
Commercial Club Meeting

The members of the Commercial
Club will meet in their rooms Mon
day evening, September 4, at 8 p. m.
All men interested in the progress of
Ashland are invited. 29-2t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-31
Lake States Picnic
In Lithia Park

Last Monday afternoon the val
ley people from the three lake states
of Michigan, Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin had their picnic dinner, program
and general good time in Lithia
park.
The total registration as members
of the association numbered about
115. From so to 100 were present
in the park to partake of the re-
freshments and festivities.
The officers of the association are
II. F. Pohland, president; Mrs. o. G.
Howard, vice-president; H. o. Prob
bach, secretary; Mrs. j. r. MeXedon,
treasurer; j. H. Doran, c. A. Banta
and F.. R. Merrill, trustees, represent
ing Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michi-
gan respectively.
About 2 O'Clock President Pohland
called the meeting to order and acted
as tOastmaster. II. o. Frohbach
spoke for Wisconsin, j. H. Doran for
Minnesota and H. G. Gilmore for
Michigan.
Remarks were also made by Mrs.
E. c. Gard and o. l.. Young. Follow
ing these felicities everybody Joined
in talking over old times and various
past experiences.
The names on the register are as
follows;
Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Merrill, H. G.
Gilmore, Mrs L. w. Rogers, M. j.
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gorham,
Rev. B. Franks and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. r. p. Watkins.
Minnesota
w. NJ, Victor and B. Nell Abbott,
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Banta, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Walcott James H., Cert
L., Vernon, Fannie, Alice, T. F., Amy,
Mason and Alma Doran, Mrs. VIM.
Hardy, l.. A., Hazel and Lloyd Crow
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. MeXedon,
Donald, Helen, Frank and Janet
Walker, Ada T. Jensen, F. E. and
Winifred Watson, H. s. and Mrs,
Grace Palmerlee, E. d. Briggs Mrs.
H. o. Butterfield, Mrs, Ada NJ. Jud-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wilson, w.
N. Cole and family, Carol Lee Van
Nuys, Mrs. c. Prescott, Harold II.
Millicon. Miss Elsie Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Leavitt, Alice, Amy and Rosa
Leavitt, II. o. Butterfield, Mrs. e.
C. Gard and family, H. F. Pohland
and family, o. l.. Young and Nels
Thompson.
Wisconsin
Mrs. D. p. Blue, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
G. Howard, Caroline Schuerman,
Carrie r. Minkler, w. W., Bessie D.,
Maria, George w., Constance and
John Caldwell, Mrs. Lulu Howard,
H. o. Frohbach, E. Lucille and Mabel
Frohbach, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Walk
er, Mrs Eugenia Atkinson, Mrs. Jes-
sic Rondeau Mrs. G. c. Murphy and
family Mrs. Helen Shaver, Mrs. By
ron Shaw, Mrs Densmore, Mrs. ]. r.
Wick, Sarah r. Fox, Susie L. Allen,
F. e. Wilson and family, Mrs. Harold
H. Millican, John Lauermann, ]. M.
Densmore, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Nc
Williams, e. NJ. Stahnard and d. L.
Minkler.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-31

Mrs. G. F. Olson, Marmie Olson,
Edith Olson and Mary Bebb, all of
Medford, spent the day in Ashland
and had picnic dinner in Lithia park
today.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-31

Tidings "For Sale" ads are active
little real estate statesmen.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-31

The Tidings is on sale at Poley's
drug store, II East Main street.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-31

Phone news items to the Tidings
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-31
CONCERT TONIGHT.

0 . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 800 . Q Q
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-31
STRIKE?

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-12
For Study and Prevention of
tuberculosis by MetropoI-
tan Insurance Company.


WASHINGTON, May 12.-Announcc-
ment was made or gift OF 100000
TO the National Association for the
Study and Prevention OF tuberculosis
by Dr. Z. h. Baldwin. president OF that
body, at its opening session today. The
The gift is from the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company and is given
for the purpose OF demonstrating by
community experiment for three
years that tuberculosis can be con-
tIolled just the same as any other in
fictitious disease IL right methods and
adequate resources are available. 1t
is planned to select town or city
OF about 5000 inhabitants. probably in
New York or Massachusetts, and to
apply there all OF the knowledge Of
the treatment and prevention of tu-
berculosis available, with view to the
ultimate eradication OF the disease.
II the national association can demon
strate that tuberculosis can be con-
trolled in one community. It will start
a campaign to apply this knowledge
to every city and town in the United
States.
DR.. Baldwin also emphasized the
most significant developments in the
anti-tuberculosis field during the last
year.
I'm our educational campaign" he
said, 1--WE are applying more intensive
methods Of group education in schools,
churches, lodges, labor unions and
even among physicians and nurses.
THE last year has also witnessed
some significant administrative devel-
opments. The decided movement in
the direction of Standardization OF
methods Of work is highly commend
able. The interest taken in the inter-
state or federal relation to the tuber-
culosis problem is most significant.
Research, both into the medical and
social causes of tuberculosis, is being
emphasized anew. The national asso-
citation must answer many important
questions before 1t can go much far
Their with its work. More research
Is needed to do this. II is gratifying
to note the ever-increasing amount of
money being spent in the anti-tubercu-
losis campaign. In 1905 hardly more
than S5,000,000 was spent in tuber-
culosis work. mostly for treatment.
In 1915 over $22 100000 was expended.
From 1905 the percentage of public
funds expended in tuberculosis has
increased from twenty-five to sixty
five per cent, indicating that the COM
munities are more and more realizing
their responsibility in the control Of
tuberculosis"
DR.. Charles j. Hatfield, executive
secretary of the association, reported
new organizations in almost every
part Of the country and an increase OF
more than $500 In the number Of
agencies engaged in the anti-tuber-
culosis fight. The death rate in the
larger cities has shown decline dur
ing the last ten years-in some OF them
more than thirty per cent, and on an
average OF twenty per cent.
The Red Cross Christmas Seal sale
for 1915 reached total Of 100000
seals sold, bringing in a gross revenue
to the anti-tuberculosis movement Of
nearly 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-12
SEARS-ROEBUCK
GETS SNUB BY
T. RURAL EDITORS
Mail Order Firms Banquet is
Declined without Thanks
by Pitchers.

CHICAGO. May 12.-Sears. Roe
buck and Company's dinner invita-
/ ton to the members of the Illinois
Press Association was declined with
cut thanks the other day.
The invitation was about the flrst
thing that came up when the editors
\ convened at the Hotel Sherman In
the morning and remained the chief
topic OF conversation throughout the
day. 1t had contemplated tour of
inspection of the mail order plant and
friendly repast with President Ju-
Illus Rosenwald and other officers Of
the concern as hosts.
Major John T. Galbratth, editor Of
the Carbonate Free Press, offered
caustic resolution five minutes at
ter the association was called to or
der, There was a bit Of discussion,
two Of the members urging that the
invitation be ignored without COM
ment. ..a..
Pass It Unanimously.
Then the Galbraith resolution.
which follows, was passed without
dissenting vote:
Whereas, The Illinois Press As
ISOLATION has an invitation from
Sears, Roebuck and Company to visit
their plant and be entertained by
that mail order house at banquet;
and,
Whereas, We, as newspapermen.
owe 1t to the communities in which
we live to discourage anything which
tends to pull down our community
life; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the Illinois Press
Association decline this invitation,
believing as it does that the mail or
der business as class is the great
est enemy Of country communities"
BY way of showing there was no
III feeling towari folks not connected
with mail order houses, the assocta-
ton accepted invitations to visit the
plants Of Armour and Company. and
the Essanay Film Company.
Won't Fatten Big Purses.
81 am opposed to fattening the
bank accounts of julius Rosenwald
and the other millionaire stockhold-
ers of Sears, Roebuck and Company
at the expense Of the merchants of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-12

NoTE: Folks in town and adjoining
counties are delighted with tho results
theyhave obtained BY using e ANURIC,"
the newest discovery OF DR.. Pierce, who
is head OF the INvALIDs' HOTEL and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, in Buffalo, N. Y.
Those who started the day with q back
ache, stiff legs, arms and muscles, and
an aching head (worn out before the
day began because they were in and out
of bed half dozen times ut night are
approaching the perfect rest, comfort
and new strength they obtained from
DR.. Pierce's Anuric Tablets. To prove
that this ia certain uric acid solvent
and conquers headache, kidney and
bladder diseases and rheumatism, il
you've never used the tAnuric," cut
this out and send ten cents to Doctor
Pierce for large sample package. This
will prove to you that uAnuricn Is
thirty seven times more active than
lithia in eliminating uric acid-and the
most perfect kidney and bladder cor
rector. II you are sufferer, go to your
best druggist and ask for q 50-cent box
of uAnuric." You run no risk for DR..
Pierce's good name stands behind this
wonderful new discovery as It has for
the past half century for his uGolden
Medical Discovery" which makes the
blood pure, his eFavorite Prescription
for weak women and, Pleasant Pelletss
for LIVER ills.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-12

cur own communities" said Major
Gailbraith. II judge they thought
the visit OF the newspaper men would
help their business.
The mail order house bears none
Of our community burdens. 1t only
takes our dollars. A large number
Of country towns in Illinois had &C
tually less population in 1910 than in
1880. and this, believe, is attribute
BILE in no small measure to the in
roads Of the mail order business"
Fourteen OF the editors spoke in
favor of rejecting the invitation.
Enough business goes to the mall
order houses from Streator and tho
vicinity to support eight good stores.
each doing business of $4,000 a
year" said Fred lie Roy OF the Strea-
tor MISUNDERSTANDING
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-12

In an effort to keep the Germans
from crossing the vistula. several
hundred women aided the Russian
soldiers to dig trenches.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-12
FINE GIFT MADE
TO ASSOCIATION
SUFFERED FROM BlcElcHs
RHEUMATISM, DRopSY.

Dear mr.. EIitor-I wish to tell You
OF q recent experience had when suf-
fering from backache, weak back, rheu-
matism, dropsy, and congestion OF the
kidneys. l tried u new medicine called
"Anuric," which has recently been dis.
covered by DR.. Pierce, OF whose medi-
cines and Surgical Institution in Buffalo,
N. y, you have no doubt heard for
years. This medicine acted upon me
in wonderful manner. l never have
taken any medicine so helpful in such
quick time. l do wish anyone in need
of such remedy would give It q trial
(Signed) G.. II. HERR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

gangenbeit imipillfonmene erinnerungen
in ibm ipad.
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ngbenio froge idb: ipenn er Iebte, iporum
febrt er nid5t 3uriid2~
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Dab SSbr 8ater bisber nid5t 3uriidqefonimen
1T 9icS fam ans 5ipeierle llrlndeu qe.
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flarboren @rlmo crntoroet, imo iein aor-
per nod eiucm iidcren, ilus llii3ugdngIi6en
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ru6iq oobinIcbenoer U}onn, OerlieB eines
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piele YleiIcn eiitferHteit Staot imo eroffnete
bort einen gudlooen glob 5ipei Yaonoten
crit fam er pieoer 5urn geipubtieiu ieiner
&onolnngen obne id) Oes oa5lDiider lie.
eenoen 3eitroumes i'm gerineiten entIinnen
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nSier mar obne 8tpeifel 9rnnfbeit ooer
@obniinit i'm SpieIe,~ CAB FLORENCE 5ir
glntport.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

$. 2. 9. gouno cin @e6ct uno pcr-
las @roiciior Saco6 u. 3eieIer Gin
@eoidt Ser 8ei6c idloB iid cine
@eriommlung in Der erceliior.Saae
an.
Sr. q. s. Combs gefor6cn.
6r. 9lobert s. Gomb peridie0 in
ieinem Scim oGloon" Del 2eonoros.
toiun, nodoem er GO Sabre lang I'M
iiiOli6cn Worplono ais Hedtsonpalt
tb1tig geipcien mar. Gr crrcibte Oos
gllter bon 50 Sa6ren 9ebten s5rei.
tag erlitt CT cinen SdIooonfaa. Sr
Combs erireiite iid eincs bcnciOcns-
iuert6en 9iuies ols 9ledtSompolt, 10.
wie ais @eIe1rter. Gr mar elmer scr
ociiteleiencn Widnner i'm Stoote unO
Elm aenner oes @eietes ipic MIR noe.
nige. Gr puroe BON Ocn iiingeren
Wlitglicoern Der 8cdtsanpoltidoit
ieines 3at6eS iuegen 6odgeiddbt II.
mar Iebboit intereiiirt on Der 80roe-
rimg oes ct. @lorp's &iteratur. lmo
Gebottir Gereins ais audi scr
6alptiddlidiie gcronlaiier ocr@riin.
Ouus ciner 9i6liotbef in Seouoro-
tomn.
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treat ct. WlorD's GolintD, ec6oren
imo ecnoB ieiue @r5ie6ung an Der
llnioeriitdt BON @eorgetown unO bol.
lenocte ieine Stlioien in oerSorboro-
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mar irii6er @1itglieo Der Stoots SC.
gislotur- SIN Sabre 1857 berndblte
ct ilb NIT SRI. @Gen 5oro, ipeIde
Dor cinem Sabre bcrihieo. Gr bin.
terlGBt fiinf So6ne imo orei Godter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
9as rcpnblifaniidc Gampasnc-
GOnite.

Sem gorf, 10. Syuli. II 0ie
3uiontnenicbung 0cs rcpublifoni.
iden Gampogne Gomitc's mur0c
Geute ongcfiinoigt. 0oS Gomitc Icbt
iic6 aus Ocm republifopiibcn Ggefii-
tib. Gomite unO iicben YrogrciiiDen
5itiommen, pie foIgt: 8. z. 9looms,
Soma Hcpublifdner, gDcrett GolbD,
9lcip- SericD, EroorciiDer; gSm. S.
Groder, Gnlifornien, &cpublifoncr;
=. g8. Gitobroof, 9lcp Sompi6ire,
giepu6lifoner; SSunes g. @orficIo,
Obo, 9Srogreiiiber; Somes u. Sc.
menpoD, Sn0iono, 9iepiblifoncr; 81.
!. Scrt 9cntud0, 9iepublifancr; 81.
9. SomelL gic6rosfo, 9fcpublifoncr;
Sarolo 8. Sdcs, SSlIinois, &rogreiii.
Der; gllpob $. Wiortin, @irginien
&cpublifoner; Ncrbcrt EorIons,
Rep Dorf, 9tepublifoner; @corge
g9. 9crfins, glew yorf, @roereiii-
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ErogreiiiOer; GbcIter $. 9fomeII Ga
lifornien, Nroereiii0er; Oscor Q.
Strous, Stem gorf, 9Sroereiiiber;
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pu6lifoner; 9foIpb g. Billioms, Orc
gon 9iepu6lifoner.
Samcs 9. &eDnol0s bon @oibing-
ton 9. g., purOe gum ScfretGr CT.
nonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

@urum ToIlten Sie nidt," antiuortete
Der 9eamte trolteno nSie fraqen mid,
moourd) if oiele 3uperiibt redticrti9en
l1Bt? Nun, mir boben Suus uno @arten
im0 ie0en 3ollbreit @roc Der 9}odborid)nft
obgeiudjt ieoen MailertiimpeI OurbforiHt
in alien mIieqcnoen Sheinen llmihau
qe1oItcn. uno nirgcHos cine Spur oes Ser
miBten entoedt
.@elono es s1neu, ocu @onn 81 fnoen,
Der bel Sberit glsfem eingebrodcn iit2"
froate 5Iorence
sd moIlte, mir bdtteh i'm 9eildufig
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nobe ,Shren gtodbar Inn, ais icb Den Gar
ten beirnt
@nid ihlug Slorenre bic gluqen auf
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ncuen Mieter, troien 6anomertsIciite ans
@onopn Elm, I'M e. pobnId bcr5uritten.
@cniqe 1opc ipdter, all eiiein g}ittpod,
beaegnete nien Ioter Serrn 8airioro,
bradlte i'm 5u inns gum 6riiHtid ino felt.
BEN por sr oft oes gbsnbs infer GdIt.
Wein Batter bcAaupt etc, er Iei Der ein5ige
D1enid in Nooffielo, 0eilen gerfebr @eniib
mo Nnregung biete
.S5rogte Serr Geruent ieinen ueuen
8renno nienaIs nab oefien iriibereu 9Iiif.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
(io66

gllgcnblid oeu leiien @otIningsid)inmer
in meiner gequdlten Scelc. Seine Yiimlte
bergebt. obnc DAB ib OeS Satcrs @eitalt
lci6baftig bor mir iebe; icbt, pdbrenO id]
bier ibe, it's mir, ais iHiiiic Die 8iir duf-
geben ino er nod alter @epobnbeit mir
ent9egel5uelen.
SD CLAUDE, 6r1uIein Geruent, cS pdre
oos 9eite, sic enti6loiler iid), oieieS Soils
81 oerloiien; 10 longe Sc bier iin0, Der.
itdrft olIeS in Sbrer llmge6ung rar haa
neuern Sbre Grouer."
,Tus miiroe i1 MIR tu, menn Oie gtot-
menOiQfeit mid Oa5l 5ip1nqe g9o6in iollte
III oudb ge6en?" fubr iie troitlos tort. SD
bobc nlir einen Gerpan0teu in Der WciteiI
gIelt, meinen Better 9lrnolo, nn0 ielblt Die
fer lit nidt in england er ioll iidJ i'm
&opIanOe auf6olten; oa e0od] aud Serr
GOporos feline beitinlmtc 9loreie nift
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@riei nit Der gSadricDt bon Dem Eooc Der
Wlutter uno oen @eridwinocn oe3 SctcrS
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merftc Oweu
ng4ir erpGbnten i'm nidt gern sSriiber
lebte er bel ms, uno mir moren ims BERG
lid gut pie 9rliocr unO Sdneitcr gIls
er nod 2onoon ging, Inn Wleoi5in 81 itu-
oieren, fibrte er emcn etipoS loderen Ses
FenspoiiDcl, imo fel bel nebreren @riiflln-
Gen Ourdb. 9lndOem er au6 oas 0ottor-
eromeiI nicbt beitonOeil, berlor inein @oter
Die @cOulo ino eut3og qlruolo feline Silfe.
Gr reiite nod Dem &oplano, Inn BORT bel
Der berittenen @oli5ei ein3utreten; icitoeut
boben mir ME nlebr bon ibm geb0rt
o@Iauben sic, oaB er auf oie 9lodridt
Ocs bier @eidebenen 5uriidfebren wirO9"
.@r lit Der @rbe," antiuortete sSloreice.
o0es @roBoaters Germo9cn gebt, OH id
fein 9nabe bin, bonn 8oter ouf glrnolo
iiber - iobolo Rein 8nter fiir tot erfldrt
miro, tritt gIrnolo in Ben geiib Oes &oilIes,
iopie lmiereS geiolrten giacntmS."
~ ~ (6OrticsuuG toIat.l g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

Nbpnnellirn, bic ben ,,Dentincn G0rrelppn.
benteH" nifbt piinitlid Doer nnre0dmdkIa er.
bnlten, IHb otbeien, btr Office baUon per Teie.
blcn Dber idrllilim Wlittbeilnnn ~ madeA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
crIicn @ciu6 icit Ocm 8O0e BON 6Iorcncen8

erlten 9eiud5 felt Dem So0e bon 6lorencenS
Yilttter i'm ,&r1bennete" nb
ySS6 polltc ni6t friiber fommeit," iagte
er, na60enl er 0as WlGo6en bcgriibt IT
nielbit beute tat id eS mir 5ageno; n peiB
idJ ood fain, mas id5 Sbnen iagen ioll
Wlon modbte troiten, Dem tief enlpiunoenet
glnteil 8orte leiben, iuo pedt ood) nlr
quuloolle @rinnerungen g9ollen Sic
nIIes, tpos i'd fiible, ais geiproben betra1'
ten mo uns meitere 9ein eriparen?"
sd freue id], bab Sie getommen ino,"
ontiuortete iie einfnb
Scr Yoli5eibeonite .oar oeien Dlorgen
bel Sbnen" nnbm Sairforo 0aS beioen 5u-
ndbit liegenoe Ebemo ouf. 09rad]te CT IT.
9en0 cine glo6ri6t2 Der Munl6, 0nS
@rqcbnis ieiner 9enlii6im0en 81 crfobren,
flobte mir Die 9iibnbeit Elm, Sic idon beiitc
oiif5ninden"
ngtiGtS feline Spur, Serr foirforol
Wleincs 8oters 9ic6tsonpolt ionote 6et
SnIpeEtor am berflolienen 9onnerstage
gum crIterninl 81 mir. Gr our6iudte oaS
gauge Sous, oerborte oie 9ieneridaft, nit
glusnabme gInnens
yg9urin fuuroe BEL 9Inna cine 9llis.
iiabme gemadt2"
Sic lag fronf 81 9ette II er fonnte ibr
8immer nidjt betreten I'M iibrigen 6eborrt
Snipettor Solt bel ieiner Y3einimg, Ser
goter babe aus egcnem 9lntriebe oas SoiS
berloien, iinO onnlit miiiien mir uns Dor.
Idlfig 5ufrieoen eeben"
,,Sie balteit 0ennod 0ie g[uSf6reibrmg
ser gelobning oufre9t?" frogte Sipeii.
yGr. 8iret tut 0os, Dem 9fdte inliereS
InpoItes @omoros foIaeno 9ld, mic ent-
ietlidb 1T oieie llngepiBbeitl 8iiBte mau
aud oas Sdredlibite II eS lieBe lidb leidj.
Ter ertroeen"
Omen Iebute iidb in ieinem Seiiel Dor,
imo beioe glrine ouf Die SRtie itiibeno. fal-
tete er Die eroBen frdftigen @1noe in ihm.
mem 0liteefiibl. oWinn oarf bod oie Soft
ning nidt oiti9eben,~ troitete er einoring-
lid. DgSir tuiien ia gar nidts bon oen
gaebenuniit1nOct oieies iinbegreifliden
GolIes~
nBerOe id5 iie ienoIs eriabren2 Scum
iuoge id olf5latmen, 10 eritidt Der ndblte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
4. @opite[.
8 men S5airf o r 5.

- ID II ~ IL I q.
Sbmo6l sSlorence 3erlpeut nauden
Sreiino dlteret Dotiuns 6el1b, 10 itnno
i6r bod, Better @rnoI0 auSgenonlnien,
fciner pcrtrouIi1 n6ber, ais Stpen sSair.
foro Gle pnBte nidts bon ieinem @or.
lcben oocr icincn gerbdItniiIcu, nidtS bon
ieiner 5onlilie, aud nidt, parum er nllein
in Rooffielo lebte, m0 oennod oiinfte ibr
oIIes all Dem einiomen Wlonne woblbefnnrt
im0 berlt1n0lid
Gr NAB nabc3i Sub iin0 mar nit lei,
nen breiteu Sdultern nno oen biibiben
bon Der Soune qcbr6iuten glntlib eiil cdter
Sobn enolonoS, ipie man Oeren piele ouf
Den ShuIen Srforo imo Cambridge iiebt
or inobte 81 Sabre 3dblcm ibien uber be.
oeiltenO finger, ipobl uegen oes bliibenoen,
bartloien @eiibtes.
gtoh SSloreuces Weiiilng lag ieood ct.
ipos in Spens gleuBerent, mas ibn borteil.
bait BON onoeren iiinqen Wdnnern ibrer
9efanntifaft unterIdieo. @orin oos Be
ionoere beitano, fontte Iie iidj tiie red5t flar
inoben. Gr botte fait ihpar5es 9onr imo
OuutclbIoue gliaeit. nit meiit reft traii-
rigem glusorude BielIeidt mar es 0ieier
iinnenoe Bid I'M gerein nit ieiner nnee-
ipobnIihen 2ebensipeiie ipos iie ouf Die
Iermittimg fiibrte, OaB i'm elm ge9eiiuer
Simmer be0riide ilnO 5ngledD Die mdrmlte
SeiInobme in ibrent Ser5en pedte
l. @lontag na9mittag itottete Gairioro Oen