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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
BACK TO THE FOLD
L. s. Soldier, Absent Since December,
Had Lapse of Memory.

Kansas City. Feb. S.-A man who
said he was Lieut.. ]. S. McCIeer of
che United States army, miss
ing from the Columbus, Ohio.
barracks since December last.
walked into a recruiting office
here today and surrendered himself,
stating he had been absent without
leave" from his post. He declared he
could remember nothing about Ieav-
ing Columbus. Since December the
lieutenant said he had spent most of
his time in Chicago and Kansas City
stopping at the best hotels. He de-
MED he was a deserter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
LUSITANIA SETTLED?
Very Hopeful Says OfficiaI-An-
other Indicates Wilson Not Satisfied.

Washington, Feb. S-Germanys
latest reply in the Lusitania negotia-
tons was characterized as almost if
not entirely acceptable to the United
states by high officials today. Secre-
tary Lansing had conferred with Pres
ident Wilson more than an hour, and
the case had been discussed at the
cabinet meeting. The whole situation
was described by administration Off
cials as very hopeful"
Later today Secretary Lansing will
confer with Count Won Bernstorff, the
German ambassador
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
FelOer Killings
Less Crime in
". Y. Past Year

New York. Feb. s.-The report
of the police department for 1915.
made public today, shows that
there were 246 murders in New
York city, against 257 murders in
1914 and 2S6 in 1918. The report
shows a marked decrease in shoot
ing cases and burglaries- Four
thousand, four hundred and
thirty nine persons were reported
missing, the fate of 'S29 of whom
is still unknown. Arrests were
212.452 and 161, ,121 persons were
convicted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
A PANAMA TREATY KICK
Salvador Registers Protest to ExcIu-
sive Canal Right and Naval Base.

San Salvador, Republic of Salvador,
Feb. S.-The government of Salvador
today sent a dispatch to its minister at
Washington requesting him to lodge a
further protest against the pending
treaty between the United States and
Nicaragua which would give the for
mer exclusive right to construct a
Nicaraguan Isthmian canal and also
a naval base in the gulf of Fonseca-
The Salvador government holds that
neutrality of Honduras would be vio-
lated bV the treaty
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
WORST TO COME
Crest of Flood Due at Arkansas
City February II.
Water Now 30 Inches Higher
Than Ever Before.

Arkansas City Ark. Feb. S.-The
flood situation here has developed into
a test between man and nature. All
interest is centered on the holding of
the levees against the ever piling up OF
waters in the Mississippi river. The
inha abitants were waiting today for the
coming of the crest of the flood, prob
ably about Feb. II, according to
weather bureau forecasts.
Since noon yesterday back water
filling the town has been at a stand
still. 1t now is 20 inches higher than
ever before in the history of the city
The Mississippi river stood at Sc feet
this morning, topping it's previous high
water mark by 6 foot.
The city is getting better prepared
daily for the tremendous force that
will hit with the crest of the water. ac-
cording to Sheriff G. r. Tacy. The
levee is expected to hold 81 feet. I'm
less further rainy weather occurs it is
believed the revetments will Withstand
this stage.
Reports Exaggerated.
Washington, Feb. 8.-reports to the
war department today indicated that
the flood in the lower Mississippi
would not exceed previous records for
high stages at New Orleans.
A dispatch said that the president
of the Tensas levee board had reported
the situation at Arkansas City exag
gerated and hope was expressed that
the levees there would withstand the
pressure.
Rush COnvicts to Save Levee.
Natchez, Miss. Feb. S-One hun
dred convicts were rushed to the
Hardscraffle levee, about 40 miles
above Natchez today to strengthen the
levee there. Reports said the water
was within foot of the levee's top
A large force has been working on the
levee for the past few days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
RaiIroads Refuse AppeaI.

jefferson City. Feb. 8-After con-
sulfation lasting two hours. the repre-
sentatives of the main line railroads
of the state refused today in the cir
cult court here to enter into anv
agreement as 20 tho appeal of ex-Cen-
gressnlan NJ. E. Rhodes from the rul-
ing of the state public service coTnnis-
sion giving the railroads higher freight
and passenger rates. The appeal was
taken to the circuit court here and
came up before Judge J. G. Slate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
Ton1cats for
Lamb Chops is
War Substitute

Rome, Feb. S.-Even the cats
of Italy are giving their nine lives
for their country. Fat tomcats.
sauntering forth to greet their
lady loves. risk the fate of being
whisked off to grace some humble
ia BILE de hote.
The high price of other meats
has caused cat flesh TO be sold by
unscrupulous butchers to mex
perienced housewives as young
lamb.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
SEEKS SEWED UP FUND
Woman With $13.4e1 in Hem Insane
Son After Treasure.

Chicago. Feb. S.-Mrs. Nina V.
Haynes of Navasota, Texas. who was
found two weeks ago in a Chicago
railway station in a dazed condition
was adjudged insane yesterday and
committed to the Chicago hospital for
the insane. Jewelry. currency and
bonds worth S13,461 were found
sewed in her clothing. Her identity
was established by her son Earl y.
Haynes of Victoria. Texas, who will
seek possession of her valuables.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
Black Trial Postponed.

Galveston, Feb. S.-The trials of
John Copeland, George Ryan and
George Tier, charged with the muir
der of VIM Mack. an anti-Catholic
lecturer. in the latter's hotel room, in
Marshall, Texas. a year ago. today
were postponed until the April term
of the local criminal court The cases
were brought here on change of venue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08

Buffalo, Feb. S.-No report from
the grand jury investigating the muir
der of Mrs. Agnes NJ. Teiper and her
son. Frederick Teiper. will likely be
made before late today If an in
dictment be returned against Teiper
he will be arraigned under that in
dictment rather than on the formal
charge of murder preferred against
him by the district attorney. The ar
raignmeLt is set for tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
INVALID ENDS Her LIFE
Weary After -Four Year Stay in Bed
Woman Hangs Herself.

Kansas City, Feb. S.-Four years
an invalid was too much for Mrs.
Caroline Wehner. She grew tired of
life in bed and this morning while her
attendant was away, she took a cord
from her bathrobe, tied one end
around a bed-post and made the other
end into a moose, which she slipped
around her neck. When her daughter
entered the room the mother was
dead She was 55 years old.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
CRUDE OIL SKYROCKETS
TO HIGH RECORD OF 81

Wichita Falls. Tex, Feb. S.-Bids
as high as two dollars a barrel are
being made for crude oil here and
some contracts were reported closed
at that figure today. Activity is
great and production is being slow
ly but steadily increased in this
field. The price is unprecedented
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08
G0NCEDE DRY VICTORY
To SPEED UP APPEAL

Davenport. Ia. Feb. S.-Daven-
port saloon keepers who are testing
Iowa's dry laws. have agreed to
submit to the granting of a perma-
rnrt i-''"~ ction against them with
out fight, it was said today. They
will then take the matter directly
to the supreme court. where il will
be fought out on its merits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08

Harrisburg. Pa, Feb. s.-One of
every ten Pennsylvania farmers has
an automobile. The total. 22,60S, is
more than IA per cent of the total
number licensed in the state last year
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-08

WEATHER forecast for Kansas:
Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday. colder Wednesday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08

pei ST 9oocn gcidlagen bat. Ger
GcOGbtigc, melAer ieiuen 9Ionerl
nidt ncnncn polltc, lullroc bon orei
&oli5iiicn bon glrlington lad Ocr
9lnut @o6nung 5lr Socntiii5irung
eebrodt. Ger SuihniicO Sobu @ill
boite 6emcrft, mic Der gicgcr 9ci
qou5cu Goruittaa in Der 9}d6c ici-
ncr S6nieOe bcrimhnocrtc. 9lls
0cr 9}eoer i6u cine iu5llianncn1dn-
genoc @ei6idtc iiber iciu Gomucn
ans @euuiDluauien cr6obltc, eregtc
CT oes SbnieGes &erOobt ser ioiort
scr 9lillingtou 8oIi5ei telepbonirte
ino bis 81 oeren glnfunit Oen gtcgcr
Snr6 Gin @ciprGd6 5uriidbiclt. Sri.
9lilnt bottc fdJ anf ein @erdlid,
Oos iie bernabm in Oeu Siuterboi
i6reS Sems bcgc6cL ais iie bon ci-
ncm 9cecr eincn Sblag ori Ocl
Siopi er6ieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08
Scnt Gin @eidJditsGaus.

Sic 0Glticr 9{r. 1923 lno 1926, Sal.
pcrtltroBcy oic Dor 5pei S9oder bon
Charles arcu0cr jim, oilacblib iiir
Mdgor aSrcItoii gctallit murOcn, ipcr'
Den fiir Gjcicbafts5mcde bcnubt lucr.
ben 9lr. 1923 miro Ills Garage &C..
broicbt pcrOca 9lr. 325 miro abge.
rilicn ucrOcn iuorani CHI uieritodi-
gcs bdftsbaus crridtct ucrOcn
pirO. Or. 327 pnrOc Dor pcniocn
Eagcn bon 9iopor Yreitou iclbit ons
gefalit. Gos @e6duOc, oos bcrcits
circn 2aocn bot, miro nit elmer
0oupibci5ung uno cincm 9lui5ug
pcrIeben per0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08

@ongigfeit. Sic 6ottc gcrcoe in
i6rem Siebeslcben beipieieiL OoB muil
5iclbeipiBt icin fam. Solltc cs n;Nt
oid anocre gcbcn fonnen, in 0cGcn
Iold)e 9roft lcbte2 llno mdbrtn0
lllrir6 per5iidt tat lmo Die 8oie crsbtc
ilno nelloete, bdnte iic; SD ipcrOe init
Der Seinefetter 1pre6efL iic olf Ole
@efdbrcn onfrnerfiom nnGen. Sic
0olontGre, Serr bon 8ieobort la6
Serr aorn iiiio ia gou5 pdrriid Der.
liebt in oie 3lpeitnnmlcll lln0 iol0
i6oueS, lieblic6es, ia tpirfli6 rai5cn.
oeS &ino mitB man idJiiBcll DdS
miro beIicr nit oen ollcrbor8ii9lidItan
@mpfeblungen itstter9ebrad]t. @tiDd
BEL einenl oltcn @bepoor. Wioit fonntc
biel TIM, fpollte, ipiiroe 9tein, ailoc-
res m06te iie ielber faum oenfcn &c.
idpeige Der barmloien olten Wtauticll
onNeiiteH. Die botte, iuie eS idien,
ii6 audi gar ni6t nol rebt no9 Oeiu
@ober Der 6iibi1en @ntmeliue erfilu-
oigt, ionOern einfob oos gleitb fir
lid einnebmenoe @eibopfben 5iI iid]
genoninen iid t6glib al i6m 81
freuen. @ie es Die Wl1nner iinSaiiIe
toter OIL Der gon5et, liebli9en 8cr-
Ionlicbfeit. Syo, oie MoEnienl Gi2
oeril6te innerliH 5it laden; oic Der
liebten Sonien", frei nod @oetbe
@ent aud ibr lllrih oiellei6t oar
ttidt oa5n ge60rte imo 10 borinloS
NOR, iuie Ole Seincfettcrn IT. CT ipor
ood 81 ollcrlcet Gin g9eooern.
60 ii1iiBtc iie in ibrcr Sipplin9cro-
Der SSOplle nit einer qon5 fleineii FIT
gen Stootsoftion oilitrctcn
oSerr bon gGeooern, I'M @eripal
tirngs3immer lit Gin WleniG, Der iid
felt dbt Sngen ouforGn9t unb nd)t
bon mir abipeiien laiien mill. Sd
monte ipirflid) Bitten ooB Sic iitl
6eniiben, ielber eingreifenl4
Dos lciic Slopfcn, Elm Sercin It'll
Oas @ri6eincn go9lfeS bra6ten Srm
Dina crit fpieoer bon oen 9etrodtilit
gen ob, in oie iie lllriNs frdimeriitG,
SNmei9iomfeit botte taitc6en loiien.
Ger iitnge G5iitsBerr jap Den 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08

ettpas fonmeu, @lutter mel"
Sob mid nibt ionIt tpcro it1
geriibrt.@ sic nidte ibm 5u 9aut
ipuroc eS fill in oen wobnliGen
Huun olten Stils. lllri6 batte ic6
oilf Dem Seliel Dor Dem S6rcibtiicb
oltSgeitreft uno ia6 oen blouen, IiCD
idjnell nerfliibtigenoen 9faud)molf.
den no6. Gin trditmeriiber 9lrS.
orllf fam in ieine 3iigc. 0en fatute
ite faum an ibn. Seine 2infe ritdtc
eine @oie uG6er, in Der Seloblilliieu
itonoen g9ie cs ibr idbien, NIT &c.
lonoerer Sorgfalt geiommelt. Gr
ipielte nit Dem aierlicben @riinfraut,
OoS iid all Dem 3ort6unt niiIcbte.
gtotitrlid) niilBtc oucb bier 6raulein
2ine Die Sommlerin gepeien iein,
oenn tper ionit CAB iirb 5a iol6er
@ubl Wiiibe?
oS5S min 81 langipeilig," iagte sic
Seinefetter, ooos 8lumer5eie. @ott,
tpie id gan5 jung mar, On bab ib nal
einefl 5lilie6e men 9Iiternfron5 oiifge-
leBt. @s mar oitnml"
Dina muBte oil bieien 9[usiprub
oenfen er mar Dor Dem 9foienitrouB
in ibrenl 3immer gefollen.
o@ineiil sitliebel" Bl0blib flong
ibr 6os @ort tpie ein MiBton in ole
Gecle Sie mollte ben @eoonfen Der.
joaeit, ober CT fam INNER ipieoer,
ltno aitf einmol tpor etfpoS Gidcrnoes
in ser 2iiit, iie Sobnenoes. sic
fannie bod Wlciti6cn into 9iuge.
sic butte aucb ibren Suit bon gBeh,
bern aefoniit nit ali ieiner obiieeeu-
0en WPdnnerberrli6feit iino iciien
SniD1fen. Sotte iie einer iolHcn,
ieincr @itelfeitsregung ihnieiAelnber
S6wdt6e ibn iii1t 3u pcrouilteit? Gs
botte ibn ia 70 geriibrt, ooB lie fleineS
Ding oa in Dem g}eit ~ trob mo trot
olIcni - olif ibrcn Briit5en geiunrtet
0ol3 lie fpie Elm @liirnHen an Ictficnl
gSege geitanoen ino 81 ibm ouf9c'
blidt bate: 8crtritt mid IT oOci
pfliid midi llnb CT bottc iie an icir
Ser5 eenomtncn.
] Is fam cine llnru9e in iie, enc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08
pnn e. arIy

oSSo,~ moc6tc 8oblfe uno Imhig
init iciner oiden Sono our1 Oie 2ilit:
lin Oobci bat Der &lnoc nod cine
unocriddnte @cmerfing gemodt
ais Grdulcin Ginc an scr oifcncn Siir
oor6eifout."
go ioll oo6N fuDr lllri1 bon
@eobern ouf, iebr lcbboft.
1Das orne liittic GinO bat iid mid
gan6 entiebt iuie mir idien sic
.miB eS mobl gebort babcu4
Sic ginger mitiommen biuois /;
Der S6lonfe unO Der 6lmOliGe. uno
Dina ioB ipieoer. Oen Gopf olifge-
ltiibt, Die @eOonfen bon borbin betpe-
geno.
Sbr lllrib bdtte iidj biSber Ibein.
bar ipenie nit 2ie6eleieu befaBt. Gle
forldte ibm aud nic6t GngItli1 nod,
olS fluge Wtutter. ggdr er eit iol.
der Srauenfreitno, tpie ibr Suit &C.
iueien, cs bdtte ibr bod etipas oooot
Dor 9lugen iinO 5lt @ebor fonmsn
lniiiien. 9lbcr, fleine @efo1rcn -
piellei6t ipor es bier eine iebr groBc
~ mitBte man ibm bod aus oeni
@ege r1iimen. ltno ipunoerlid), iic
ertaepte Ii1 babel, ooB iie ood)te
gS6r oicieS itb0ne WlGo6en, oos oo
IneulidJ ltottliH ou ltlribs Seite in
Oie Salle i6ritt, cine Der llnIrigeii,
mir gerne bGtte i1 es oann ipobl &C.
iebet, ooB iie cine @eooern piiroe.
sic broihte itidjt reid 5it ieilt ober
dlS Staminiltter eiues neiien 3pei.
ges @cooern Sipplingcrooe cine -
Inic bieB iie oo62 groun o0er 70
16nlid mar cS gepeien. @ans INT
m0gli6.
Sebr it6per lelif5te iie Dos ipar
lnad) Dem fr0bliben Seinifommen, an
oll ben Observation-Disclosures "a,
qci bod Elm b0ier Sdatten. Sort
oouitl SSSbn beieitigenl Sbre Gnt'
1 l1loiienbeit fam.
Sic ltnno oiif 0ie quite Seinefei.
ter belt icbt ibre W2ittagsrube, oGei
nocbber ipolltc lie 5lt i6r eeben uift
loie golontdre ins erlte &reffeus fiib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08

9ralt, iopie oereu @eitbpiiter mo-
rem nur Die intimiten SrcltnOc Ocr
6eiocn 6omilicn cingeloocn. Gas
iitngc @bcpoar nubn glei6 nadl scr
IralumA oon Oen ScgcnSuiinldlcn
iciner 9lngeborigcn inO 6rGlnoc be-
oleitct imO nit 9lciS, Dem SDmbol
ocs @Iidcs, iormlid ii6cricbitttct
ocu Ntittags5ug nah 9SeiU.Dorf, no
cs oie 6littcrluoAeii SIT perlebcn &c.
Oenft 9iad ibrcr 9liidfe5r iuerOcn
bic iiugcu Seutc ibrc @obmmg bel
Der @}utter ser 9roiit oufihlagen
Serr Gbas, @. Smith ItcDt in 8c.
9icrungsOicniten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08

sen cifrioer ais i'm @orio6re oe-
mobt.
@iclc sSnouItricct iino bis 5nm
9lcuBeritcn bci6diti9t, Oo9 mo1t iib
Gin 9lrbcitcrmongel nod immer itort
6cmcrf6or. @iclc 6o6rifen muBtcn
ais SriinOen scr glrbeitcr crlln5uiric-
oeubeit i6rc &dlmc idlicBen.
Iu6rifontcn bon 9ilocrra6mct
@iioutcric.g9oorca etc. bcridtcu cin
9letoro.So fiir gluitrGGc, trobocln
cs an gclcrntcn glrbcitcrn ic6lt
Gurd sic GipiOeuOcn lpcIdbc bon
cin3clncn lofolcn 6irmcu Gc5o6It
pitroen miro 6clpieicn OoB iidb oic-
icl6en nlf ciuer geitnOercu9uiis ais
je 6cfanocn. Gic @ciddfte Scr @i-
icn0icBcrcicn Sto6lonlogcn inO
S6iiimeritcn 6olten glcibcn Sdriit
init sen Scr ocr0angencn Nlonotc
unO murOe nicI ncucS aopitol in ocn-
icI6en on0cleat lbic 81. s. Gm &
So bcrihtct.
Gic &rciic fiir 9(uitcrn ilcgcn
0llrG bic minocrc @rSBc ocrlcl6cu.
Gas g9ein- unO Spirituoien.@cicbdit
BOT iid1 5nm6eit 6cle6t lmo nub bc.
merit ipcrOclL 0aB oiclc nenc sc.
ldhGftc 0ieicr 9randc aus 9irainicn
nod bier ocrlcat wurOen 0a sort oic
&ro6i6ition i9rcn @in5lg gc5aItcn
6ot.
GoS 9ou0cihdit uno Scr @rtuoei.
gtntbuntS.Morft in Scr StoOt 9olti-
pIorc mar uuO lit ic1r le66oit. SSm
Monot gionenl6cr iuitrOeu 6cun @c-
bGu0e.Snipcftor 9Sldne fir Ncnboi-
ten cingcreic6t, pelde cincn @ert1
bon 81 ,i92,545.6O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08
c. asnss:.:0 SnlnatRnhlnt 159 5s5g

ipeftor OH inO ld6eltc; oglbcr, SEER
966lfc, Sbre s(utoritdt iollte i6 reii.
fenl"
Ser Scrr 1T TIT Der Serr, im0 scr
bicrGcrocrirrte 2imnp miro bod oiel-
leidt ourN sic etngci6ii6tcrt. @ean
id) eS ou6 oil @rob6eitcn uibt babe
fcblcn loiicn." @r oer3og Sen brcitcn
Oiuno, III Dem nod toOelloie SGbnc
ld)innerten, oos ein5ig Siibidc in
Dem olltGgIic6cn @eli1t.
n%ober fomnt Oenn Scr W1cni6?"
or mill ans beIieren Stanoe ieilL
lit Gin Sor5finO, ia, aus Gorbcrg,
ingte CT"
Scr Same lieB Dina gleiGgiiltig.
S6re fleine Gorge mar ricicngrob gc-
Dodien IN ocn lebter @linten oes
gfaboenfenS. sic 5Gblte ii6 Die uni-
ipohnenoen @ittsbeiisersfomilien init
Better gSomen Der. Sb ltlri6 ou icbor
leiie Bldnc begte2 Gs moren iebr
anncbm6ore 8artien oarilnter. Ga
iie gor feline geipeicn icbdbte iic Den
ltmitono 6eionOers bod eiit.
sSnipeftor @oblfe itonO breitbeini5
ga nno portete itto cr5dblte
Or mill CUTE S9ulcn beiutbt Ia.
6cn, pon cinent Stiefboter itnt ietit
oaterli6eS Grbe betrogen ieift III
niGt taigli6 5rm Wlilitdr gefiinOcn
un0 3ur Srcnoenlegiou gcgaugcii,
o6cr bon BORT ipie0cr auSgeriiien. glls
glrbcitcrmanqcl mar, babe idj ibu
cinQeiiellt. ST. mar ober INNER be-
| truifen imo bat nltinoBlicb Sic oil.
oerft I'M Die 8ranntpeinpfenrtige be-
! Itoblen. Gin 9ujon, Serr bon MeO.
oernl Gin &tjon!"
lllri6 mar iboit oufeeitonOen. Gr
ld6cltc. Gin ihones Siinocltrcgi.
tier. Serr sSnipeftor 9o niiiiieii mir
Dobl mitiommen Elm biinoiges Ser
fabreli unpenOen."
Ser ilinge @utSberr lcgte lcinc
Bizarre cir pciiig nmitGnolid bii
Sdaoc Inn ocn @eniiB, Der ibm &C.
/ Ic6m1lert muroe 9lbcr nit ibr pDt
oeu @unoriugling biutreteiI, Oos ginc
lnibf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-08

idloit in 8runsmid 8eritort. Ger an.
geridtete Shoocn 6el1uit iid1 oui
luiaeid6r $3o0,0O0 9I6t 6rodmog.
gons, oarlnter cinige nit 2oOung
beridben, fielen c5enfoas Oen SIAM
men 5unl Spier, iopie bic @urcoi-
Ger5eidniiic. Gos 6euer cntitanD
orf imerfldrlitbe @eiie in Oem I'M
terct @c6Guoc imo bolO bronnte
Der gon5e Siuteriduppen lihterlob
Die 9lngeitelltcn fliidteten iicb oui
sic StroBc mo cifige rettcten ii1
nit fnopper 9lot6 ais Der 6eucrs-
gcia6r Ger 3rodticbuppcn mar
ii6cr Gin gldtcl elmer Nieile lang H..
murOc alS eines ocr groBten @ebdiI-
sc iciucr g(rt in Oen Ser. Sto9ten
bctradtet, 9lae Bidder rnO iuidti-
gcn Ropierc iuorcn in Ocn 9ureaur
oiti6cip1brt uno mur0cu Ourdj sic
8lomuen pcrni6tet.
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1rnneu. cSeiterlucl,r.

Gic @aroen0ille 6euerpcbr wnrOc
qeliern Ha9ntittag nod Sperlca ge-
rufcu poielbit ein @icienbranO bin
ter Dem @oitqebGnoe li6 aus5uoeb-
men Oro6t woourd oie benob6orten
@cbduoe in @eiabr famen. Die
6raueu Der 9tadbarid)aft cilten nit
geien inO ionitioen @erdtbcu 81
oem 9rnnoplab mo beganncu gegcn
oas 5cucr 81 fGnpien luoril lie
olib criolgrcid pareh moroui iic
ocn 5encrpebrlclitcn bcbiililid iua.
rem eeeen OoS 6cucr ou5ulceen.
9IoG baIbitiinoigcr 9frbcit mar bic
@eiobr poriiber uho crntetc bic
S5rouen 6cueriuebr groBcs Sob fir
lire 9lr6eit. Der ongericbtete S6a-
Den lit gerng.
SSn Soleppl0e, nobc Der Slllcr
9foaO, bra bgeiterli Nloroen in Dem
olteu Soi6la &eeciter -2uno6uls eil
aSeucr ans, oaS jeBt Scrrn 9tobert
@l. Govlor, ocnt bcfonnten SodcD
qeb0rt iuO bon con Germaltcrn
Scrrn unb 8rou @illiam s. Dur
rop, inO Ocren feds 9inoern &c.
ipobut miro. Tic 6omilie fam Oitrd
oas 6cuer III 2ebensgeio6r, bod
fonutcn iib Serr imO 6rnu @urror
iuo bic ainocr in Si6crbeit brii.
gcr. Die @ooons 5eucupebr wirOt
beno6ridtigt, 0od fonnte oos Sous
nicbt gerettet pcrOen. Ger ongcrib,
tete 5daocn ioll lid ouf $4,000 BE-
Iauien.
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.sSa, 6aS iS ia III Der Zinc lire
2eioeniaaft. @enn iie man IN 6ar-
ten fam. Iii oenn fir Goicn iuto
WloSforbe umo ouf 0cu WIittnqstiid
- imo Ielblt in Scrrn fem 3nnrer
Ga mas Is ia iii iueine WloDc lii9.
g(bcr, Der Serr iagt, id ntodlte iie
man eepdbret loiieu ST bat 9lu-
men aud5 geruc@
sSSa. geipiBl" iagte lllridb ino bob
nen StrouB gegeil ieiu @ciidt, Dob aS
bal6 oabniter perborgcn ipar.
Gie IaBen in Dem Q(rbeits6imner
lllrid)s 5it fllr3er 9iltbe3eit fir i'm btl
ser gloHtiic95igarre, oeren RauD
Gina ni6t iheitte. Gr batte ibr cine
SgtBbauf Dor ben tiefen 2ebnleiiel &c.
bclt 10 perianf iie mitibrer 5ierlidcu
sSigMr faIt oarin. Sier NOR olleS ge-
blicben, mic 81 SippliugoS 3eitea.
gaiir batte letl 8ilo, oos i'm ais i'm.
gcu. ipcnn oud niht duberlid ar.
3iebenoeu Mlonu ooritellte, iiber oeru
@6reibtiic6 &Ios gefilnOen Die llii.
form aob ibm 8remoes, neil tie olt'
mo6Hh tpor
u&aB idb nie pcrgeHel llnO Dab
idb ibn frngen fam. iuie id) arbeite.
Genn feline glugen ipreAen sli mir.
lllrih mar 10 niel orouBen, iie iob
i'm ntr BEL oen Mabl5eiteit on ocnen
man aud peitig SSiitimcs Iprecbeil
fonttc, oeun ct lieB tat6 bee 0niels
potriorcboliicbcr Sitte Den Gberiit
Tpcftor, Die goloutdre uno g[lt- iut(
8meitniamicll oordn teiInebmcn
Gina Idien es, ais qriffc inon mil
gyrdulein 9ine eiit iuenig tpeit, glbel
oas Id)6ne feiiigeiittetc Wldohen mi
Sem nntiirlinen glnitano, Der iDr mi
onacboren ibien, mar git IN Der ga
Telunoe an3uieben. 90 iagte II
nitatS, bemerfte MIR, ipie Die Bid
bei0er 9}olont1re berebrero al ieSc
i6rer @elpegitneeit bingen ino bal
iidj g3obltes @eiidlt itnnter freirnolid
5ei1tc. ipenn ct iit ibr 5lpdnote.
Mdb, Sugeno uuo Grifbel
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TX nm Il II

oW2utter, fiiblIt oii oicb bebagli62"
frogte ser Sobn unO itrih iiber lctn
fiir3geihorcnes 8lonoboor
o9ei Dir of, lllrih%
uQu biit oocb bel Dir ielbcr gLbcr,
oos allies finoet iitb CRIT icbt re9t bcr.
ans, memn es an iidb ouG i6ou DC.
Itano.~
sic ienfte ibr Soupt iino id6 81
9ooen. Cine gliiGlitbe, iboncSporte
8eit piiroc es iciig ooroilf fam Der
Medfel mieoer fir iie. 0aun mubte
ia oos jinge 2eben an ieine Seite tre-
ten Der ggeo6ern,Sipp pplin9eroce
batte 8Slidten. Den 9oppelnomelb
l0en er trlg, tpeiteruigeben, al eiGcnc
Gie botten oariiber idon
einmal frii6er gereoet, unO er idien
quito @run0idbe ino Soecn 81 6ubeiL
oie ibn licber ntf cine rid)tige g9dbl
leiten piiroen. g9ie es itd5 oonu fir
lie oe1tultete2 Gin ielbItloies 9ei'
leitetreten tulroe cs iiherlidb. @iel.
Ieicbt ipobnte iie in Der Stnot ibrer
g9ittuenidoft ODER iie fonnte iih
airf eiucm Der id)oneu 9orpertsbalt-
ten einri1ten sic rtiliBte eriDartelt
mas fam. Sieipollte bic foitli1e @e.
geiitpart aettiebet
,,8ie jung OH nod ousiiebit, Wtitt.
teri ltnO BAIT bod elm 10 ernItes,
IdJiperes Qeben eebabt nit oeirenl
lanecn gengell~ rneirte Ser iitnge
Utonn. sic ltritb iiber Oos bluue
g9ollfreppfleio, oeiien oiinfelrotc
Fr1fte lebboft len6teteit into rciIelte
Ian ibrer JriIur. ar1iiiel.2od6et
lceten iih aiif ibre flare Stirn, iuo
Elm griebiider Sitoteit tuor am Sin
terfopf
uDu galanter Waenicbl"
,,g1eiu pirflih llno ipie man.
dem Wtotni fonnteit oit in oeiner 8t.
| ipeni1nft gefollen ino bdtteIt cs hei.
ier oebobt. glcibIt oo bel 6eineil
S6liugel itiO lcbrIt Die @ottinacr
ocir syron5oiiIcb. Whttter, es lit bod
eine Eat. Gnfel ltlrib bat geiogt, III
i IolI oas ME pereeiien. Mero's oud
lnidt. ltno uiemals ion 8lpiic9en urs