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New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
NEW STATION IN NEW HAVEN.
Railroad Official Discusses Plans With
 Mayor Rice.

New Haven, July 19.-A new rail- road station for New Haven, long planned for by the railroad, seemed t0 be one step nearer today when Vice President BuCkland of the company called upon Mayor Rice to present him with additional plans for a lay out of tracks and station facilities.
 The mayor issued a call to the Chamber of Commerce to meet Fri day to look over the new plans.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
Iowa c. o. P. for Prohibition.

Des Moines, Ia, July 19.-An un- prohibition was the feature paragraph of the address delivered today to the Iowa state republican convention by Burgess w. Garrett, temporary chair man of the convention Cheers greeted his statement that NO act of the republican party ever will bring the saloon back to Iowa."
 The speaker also declared for a stronger policy both as regards Mexico and the rest of the world good roads, amendment of the primary law, woman suffrage and against mili- tariSm.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
SUNK BY SUBMARINE.
Italian Steamer Gone and Greek Ship
 Reported Destroyed.

London, July 19, 12:55 D. m-A L1oyds despatch from Algeria says the Italian steamship Angelo has been sunk by submarine. The crew was landed.
 The Greek steamship Evangelistria is believed to have been sunk
 The Angelo was of 3.e09 tons gross.
 The Evange1istria, 2,212 tons gross. was owned in Syra,.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
BRITISH STEAMER CAPTURED.

Stockholm, July 19, Via London, 12:42 p. mt is reported here that the British steamship Adams, 2,223 tons gross, has been captured by a German destroyer off Anus, Sweden, W hile on a voyage from Finland
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
DOCTOR HERE FROM EUROPEAN TRENCHES Tells Of Many Interesting Experi-
 enCeS on Front in France GREAT CHANGE IN WARFARE
Majority of Wounds Caused By Shrapnel, Grenades and Bayonets. Rifle Seldom Being Called Into Ac- tion-Gas An Effective Weapon.

pr. James F. Faulkner. who halls from Gardiner, Me-, and has recently returned from the European battle fields, where he did hospital service for number of months on the French front, has opened Dr. E. P. Swasey's old offices in West Main street and is to locate permanently in
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
HUGHES ANGRY
Tells Callers Dissension Among His Supporters Must Cease and He EX- poets Complete Cooperation.

New York, July 19.-Charles E. Hughes today told callers that dis sension among his supporters must cease; that he expected all factions to get together in their various locali- ties, subordinate what he termed their petty differences and work for the elecion of the national ticket and a republican majority in both branches of congress.
 Washington, July 19.-Camp paisn rlans and organization of the cam paign committee will be discussed by President Wilson with Vance McCOr- mick, chairman of the democratic na- tional committee. In view of the possibility that he may be able to spend much of his time at Shadow Lawn, Long Branch, his summer home, Secretary Tumulty already has arranged for offices at Asbury Park, N. J., to house part of the White House executive force
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
THEFT,
 SULzER'S CHARGE
Bitter Dispute Between Rival FaC-
 tiOnS at Prohibition Convention
HANLY FORCES UNDER FIRE
Former Governor of New York Ac- cused of Accepting Support of Liquor Interests-Key Noter At tflcks Militarism and Munitions.

St. Paul, Minn., July 19.-Confident poll the largest vote in the history l of the party, the delegates to the 1 national prohibition party opened the | twelfth quadriennial convention to- day in Auditorium hall. Leading candidates for the presi- dential nomination are former Gov- ernors J. Frank Hanly of Indiana, Eugene N. Foss of Massachusetts, and William Sulzer of New York, and Sumner w. Haynes, of Portland In- diana.
 Some party leaders express the be- lief that the contest has narrowed down to Sulzer and Hanly
 MT. Sulzer telegraphed his follow CTS that he would arrive here Thurs day.
 Meetings of rival bodies of dele gates favoring the nomination of J. Frank Hanly and William Sulzer pre- ceded the convention session.
 The arrival of John P. St. John of Kansas, the party's candidate for president in 1884, evoked the first out burst of applause by delegates.
 Keynote Speech.
 Temporary Chairman Daniel A. Polling of Boston delivered the keynote address. He attacked militarism and the preparedness programs of the democratic and republican parties. The delegates cheered his remarks.
 Charleston, w. Va, July 19-A spe- cial election will not be called to name a successor to Congressman Hunter H. Moss of the fourth dis trict who died last week, according to an announcement made at the capitol yesterday.
 MT. Polling deplored the European war, decried militarism, attacked manufacturers and exulted at the progress of the prohibition and suffrage movements.
 Bitter Debates.
 An early morning meeting was the signal for the unmasking of the batteries of the Su1zer and Han1y forces, and bitter debates took place in hotel Hobbies, in which the New Workers followers accused Hanly of trying to seize control of the party while Han1y's adherents charged Su1- ger with accepting the support of the 1iquor interests in his candidacy for the prohibition nomination.
 This charge was made by E. A. Packer, a member of the Hanly steering committee and chairman of the prohibition committee in New York county in which MT. Sulzer lives. It was challenged by General Robert Huggins of Detroit, an official of the Knights Patriot, one of several or
 +~ Tof Eo church. whose representatives here are working for MT. Sulzer's nomina- ton.
 Meetings of the Hanly and Sulzer opponents will be held tonight and the New Workers friends hope he will reach St. Paul on an evening
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
Partly Admits German CIa

LOIhuOh faftly AuTnItS German CkS&
 London, July 19, 2:26 D. m.-1 Germans have recaptured a portiofS Delville Wood and obtained a fool in the northern outskirts of Lond val, the war office announced tod The announcement follows:
 ''The enemy's attack last night, beginning of which already has reported, was directed against our ! positions east of Bazentin will; Very large German reinforcems had been collected for this att After an intense artillery fire, the 1 assault was delivered in dense ma: at about 5:30 o'clock in the afternc The fighting continued all night was particularly violent in Dely Wood.
 After suffering very heavy los the enemy succeeded in recaptur Delville Wood, and also obtainec footing in the northern outskirts Lcngueval. The struggle in tn areas is still violent.
 Elsewhere the attack, includ three separate assaults on Wate Farm, completely broke down un our fire. On the remainder of front there were no events of portance."
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
POLK TALKS PEACE
Dr. Ritter, Minister From Switzerland,
 Discusses Subject With Acting Secre- tary of State, But Without Result.

Washington, July 19.-The minister from Switzerland, pr. Paul Ritter to- day discussed the prospects of peace in Europe with Acting Secretary of State Polk. He indicated afterward that his talk had been without tan- gible results.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
Berlin Claims Town I Been RGCapturGd and L( don Admits Partial Sl CesS-- --RuSSianS Cross |; pathian Mountains

Berlin, July 19, Via. London, pl The recapture by German troopJ the village of Longueval and of \ vile Wood was announced todayl the war office.
 In addition to these successes al the Somme front the French
 repulsed in their continued atteni to gain ground on the Froide Ta ridge in the Verdun region.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-19

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New Britain herald., 1916-07-19
Prisoners Told of Bad Treatment.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
ie nHcnlidIlnnO1 wie0cr Sadcim!

Die rGcutidlanO" luicScr Oa6cim.
Co6eim Oa6eiml 0 mic odS flinGt,
Sin 9cten 5iebt ourd Geuti6lauo'S
@auen,
llno no man oclti6e 2ic0cr iinQt,
aann man sic Sicoesirelloc idoucn.
9IlS ob Gin SelO Die Sdlubt gciuon-
ncn
So 5ic5t eiu @rnB bonn @lccr 3um
Strano;
Gic uGcltiblan0" 0ari iidj micoer
ionuen,
Ddbeim lit iic inn Gaterlanol
S9obl tauienO GeuicI, oa uno bort
9egcbrten ldn9it ocli fii6neu 5o6rer;
glls mar er in DeS Scrrgotts Sort,
0ic @impel ucb'te immer florer.
4ieill0ncQ ourHfrelBtc man Die
6hit6,
llnringt bon @Gi9cn nno @cfo6rcn;
tlllo lolpur mar 0n9 0llt lll0 sgllit,
gas paren t6eurc Sonoclsmaarcn !
IS 9alt Der gau5cn @elt gum Erilb-
60 500 man ms mo febrtc mieOer
&cr oentt Do nibt an @otteS 5hub2
SraiNt ou9 Oie Gee milo ouf ino
nieOcr
llnO laucrt Go1 irn0 91o@t Gin Seer,
GoS fleinc 5a5r5elig 5ii 5eri1eacn;
Smcimal ic6on freli5tc es Oas Nlcer
SllS fiigtcn ii6 tiid'iden @eacn.
@riiB @ottl Ou topierer 8ilot
Foll &onig Dir Gilt infer Tci-
eenl
On odtelt tueOer gtot6, nod 500,
Gas S6war5-ReiB-Got6" miB b0.
Der itcigen.
llno Sda9 Ocr gan5en, peitcn g9eIt,
6rei lniilen balls oic 0}eere wcrocnl
81 crit Der gan5c EroB 5cridcat,
9ilbmt bid ooS treuIte Golf ouf
@rocn.
q. ). 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
9ie Snnaicrn.gleiie 0er qcntldIanN. 2

Gopit0n Saul a0nios 9ud in pcdau CT in cicIuO gScic
oc 6abr oc5 Observation-Disclosures Ge6on0" ua Baltimore
bedrcibt 1T ieb in Scr Office ocS oGcrdei Gorrclpop
Oencg oorrGtDg u0 5por i'm Sr0oItcrt opoBI
5n9er c9@cr cbcricbung, Die oem bcoGtc0e oucro-
nidcn Sornotc 8iIon 9oDaro Sale tonni 5ir c Oic
Seuritden 3eltgcn in Berlin ocrtrt
Gos Bud miro poi Der vScar5 International 96rorp 60
in Hew Yorf basGcgcben Der ganc &rO bS erarsgcbs
fRt Dcin @cuiUnsouO Der uScniaJcu Gcan.&bcbcr1 sn
Ger u0cltfe 9orrelponoc bat Dcn &errcb rcs 9ndeS in
Baltimore nnepgClth ibernonnru bcdnct ndt ciol
mas r ocic &cflomc Der GoucponDct beuiHt Gct Scr.
trieb cin5g 0 olcn I'M Siereic otc 2ic Sccttc
Der GetiGen ScconG6eOerei odc 2cc GQpdn aong no
icnc Mouuia Oerc 9nnn6ai QouicO 9oltuorcr scnodjt
boben poeen 0oB Gin Seoer ctuas 0ercu Ecnonno bci
leucrt; 9r 9crri iii elmer Der gcia1rponiie.
0as 9rd bat $50 Seitcn cnbGlt ,S0lraoncl pcdcn
mc3rcre in Baltimore ougcnonmca mu0cu IS lic A pic 0c
&benteler Der Seclclre otter }ciicr.
Scr EreS i'll $t25 per &oi 5u0cionS $1.S5
Gin por5ugdes gSei5nods9eibuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

Die frii9c @lonoine, oic Da iGr
6ei6eioenes @utcnod)t iagte mn
nebcn ser Seiuefetter Dem @ortct
5uihritt, traf cs GIT. Sic puBtc qs
ii1erlid i1on, nit o6nenOem 5ran-
euempfinoen. Sic muBtc es NcM
oarauf on9elegt boben, oen iungcu
&errn 81 fangen. Ser5ensangclu
iiberoll. Die Mdnner iino ia 10 etel
ltno iie batte 9aii8 oergeiien, il Sic.
fem 9higenblid, iit DEM lie ipilOen
SoB in ibrer Seele oifloOern ipiirte
gcgen oos D2doHet, all oeiien i1lon-
fer @eitalt oie 8lide i6reS So6neS
bingeri, Dob iie bilter oen @iiiGen
Der Gorberger Blolttaee aitf Suit pcu
@eOoern, Oeu ongeblibeu gnlpfdnger
zines &orbes gelouert botte.
WlutteS riio Sobn itanoen nun
orinnen iino iogten einonoer @ute.
nadt lllrid fiiBte ibre Sano.
nDu 8eitel SD oanfe birl 0onfc
.eirl Gu naCbIt es mir leidter, ais
ib eeoa@t.r
uSGlaf tpobl, lllribN
Sic nnDm i6r 9icbt uno Itieg
treppmlf. Gin miibiomer @eg beutc,
ocnu ibre 6iiBe ipareu icbper, iinO Ct
oaudte iie enolos. 21Bt ii1 oeln
gar nibtS tun2 Simmer micoer
fragte es 70 in ibr. g3id)t o6mebren2
MurOe ibr oenn geluultioin oieie
8olle oilfgcoriiugetL Die lie nidJt
ipielcit iilodjte2
gDaS Dldodenl" idgte iie plobliU
ouf Dem oberen g[biob ino blic6
|ii6crlcgcno Itcben. g9ie ntandlc
Whitter botte oiif Die @eiie, bic tie
Jest buiioboben ipollte, i1nn einge.
grificn llto nit roi6en S1rittcn
mar iie an 2iueS Siir.
uS5rdulein, bdtten Sic einen 9(lt-
genblid 3eit2~
oSelbitueritdnoli1, gnqoige sSroit. "
Zine buidte berailS itno nobnl ibr ben
Serdter ooriorglicb ob, ilnO folt i'm
Gatt tonten MN Die Sdritte nebcus
cinanocr bin bis an oas 8in1nler,
Oas sSral bon @eooerr bepoDntc
Gie 2olupc branDtc pariu pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
(29 eyortIet3ltnq.)

@eit er iie geiraot, ob Der Gotcr
ben giomen stollcr Meooern" 5u9icdt
gctroQcu lno Tie ibren crgebniSloicn
Beincb bei Der Seinefetter genIact,
tuat IS irie eine S6tpiile in ibr im0
Inn ic Der. Gin @npfinoen ols
Uiiiic fly ctipas creignen, Tic 0a!isc
@qruIoiiaiait, nit Der iie beraeforl.
nlelL ipar peri6munoen nno iEret
tyrenoe ein 0dnipier ani9eiebt.
psSlt es Dir ridt 81 till bier, liebe
Mllttcr2~ fragte er. $50 bo5e iept
nlcine 0rinaen0e 9lrbcit Oh iollteit
nu ocinc Neiud)e in Ser glahbar.
iddit inaMelL glniprabc iinocn@
qGir Bfcroe iin0 Silie nebmeit2
(FS Dat mod 3ett"
Nie SSroiien i'm Sauie lino otdJ
ieht an1eiponnt uii0 Denig fit Did
6ir e'eiellidloft 81 boben.4
p2lh, i'm Grnit, lllrib," lie Der.
iuhte elm leiieS 2a1cn, nolf Die babe
ic6 iainl ie geredlnet. Der giltcn
Scinciettcr itarfe iIuo ibmdcbe Seitep
tonr ic5 Ia langc.~
oJrdulein Cine"
Da itono iie nit einem ghtd ms
iab IN ieiu @eicbt, oos Der Wfon0 Sc.
ldliciI irno puBte mif einnal olles,
pas CT MN iaaen tpiir0e. sic errici
es init Dem Siitinft Scr Mlntterlictc
mno oer Wlntteriorgc ltno alc) cr
las IN ibren 3ii9cn iuo bate nil
pl0blidleu @rifi ibre bcioen S,unot
IN Den ieincn.
Nfitter, mir boben inns qelp6t
oaB ME etipos 5ipiiben inns fonunet
iolIte. Sect III oic 3cit, OaB e5 be-
mieieu tperOen miiB, sU}iittcr, 2inl
Gjrml iolI metne 5rait tpcrocn
ulllrinw Scr Tou iuur iii ieiuan
3ittert gan5 @iOeritano
aeSSc5 babe lie itnenolid) licbgcipon
aclt
alilri6w @ic forute lire eisfal
aeiporoenen &1u0c uid]t aus 5cn lsi
icll befreica.
Niad5 cs mir nid3t idmcr t5S iUir.
Hit nuoers. SStl babe mir iel9cl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
r0onf. OonfN itanlmelte er.

lllriNl"
Cant, 9ouf" tommelte er.
sS pl6tidertc oriibeii init 0iinncn
Stroblen, eiu Sdirpicbirp fon ouS
DER Sobc, Elm 9iiibren nod Dem lei.
fen @inoboud, DER bon 0en S0Geu
5og, mo nod Mauerreite Der olten
Sippliugerbitrg IN Der GrOe ltaten,
girg Ourcb Die 8peige.
sSie iueiB es Jatiirlitb Ibon2~
iaete iie.
yglehJ ic6 babe nod nicbt 8ll ibr
geipro6enF
p@uter Stmge,~ f[iiIterte iie, ge.
riibrt fir cine Sefuitoe, bob ct iic
nidt beiieite gei9oben.
u8iit iider2~ gtber Iie ipartete
feine glntiport ob. yHotiirli1l QiIt
Elm iboner Wtenic6, iuie oeiu @oterl
@iit fraftooll wie er. ltno Der Serr
bon SipplingeroOe.@
Das bate iie ibm erIporen Founen.
uDeine Siegesiiberbett lit ieI6Itper-
itGnoli1r
SD lie6e ipirflib gum erltcumal
in meinem 2eben", iogte er felt
g4irtliCb 81 Iieben botte iein 8otcr
oft geglaiibt, aber piele giloer iparen
in ieinem Screen geipeien, iuie in
einem 9aleiooifop.
oDlit mir nutB ib notiirli1 erIt
fertig iUeroen, lllri1l"
.0os lit begreiflid, Niittter. 9lber
bos miro Dir belfen, ooB i1 nonien-
los qliidIib 5it iperoen oenfc"
2araif id9te iie nidtS. Sic Gin.
gen ipeiter; man borte ibre SAritte
old 6en Sizes.
s(ls fie Ser 2oiibe nab iparen pif-
fclten oie beioen Wamiellen gGraOe
ibre Strid5euge 8iiiamueu. 1ie dlte
GCbloBnbr bolte au ben iuu1tigen
SGlGgen olS 8e6nl Dina fraate
iiH, OBJ iie nidt intmer oieier Stltnoe
maroe oenfeu ntiilieu Su Der lin
geaeno ipiir0e eS beibeu: Der gScC.
oern bat gebeirotct - feline W1ont-
iclll 0os ipiiroc iein, ipie oanol8,
ais cs bieB, oie aonlteiie 9otlcnitein
beiratet ljlter ibrem Stanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
u mn e. lHely
ugBobl in red6t einfa4en @erlaIt.

q@ob( in redt einfodeu ger6dIt-
niiien2~
oSn oiirftigen endoige Srou.
so OBJ II llno eii bodinii;i-
geS 3uriidmcrien oes aopies o9onl
beeliicfcu oic jebigen gluSli6ten Sic
wobl iebr2"
oSb meiB nibt red5t, pos Srou
bon Me00ern meint2@
8eld cine 8erItelllngl N[ber,
icblieBlicb, mir 6rduen baben ia 0aS
Talent oa5u - iie iprod iidj ielbcr
nidt frci.
8loblib beugte iie ii6 bor
SD babe mid i6on nit Dem Sc
oonfen beIdGftigt, ooB es folt aus.
iiebt ais Dertrouerten sic bier sS6re
SSugeuo5eit.4 l1no, ais oie groBeit,
blaueu g[ngeu eritnnt blidten: 90
man nitbtS TIM fonttte" II
g@as iollte Oas iein9@ froete Cine
init groBen gligen.
Ginen giIten @ei1mod botte i6r
Sobn Ser fleinen 8erion iaB Oos
getiipfelte &attinfleio, ais iei eS oon
elmer eriten 5irmn fir Ole iblonte
6igur gear6eitet. 9as goloenc Soar
loitc iib in pioeripenitigen 2od1eu,
ipie elm Seiligeni6ein Itono's ibr 3u
@eii6t. Soiit pie WliI6 uno @Iit.
Die SGnoe, oie i'm S6oBe lager, iua.
rem tpoblgefornt ipenn iie oud oon
SLrbeit iprodeu g9er batte iie oies
allies gelebrt2 $50 fab iie's ob2 ltuO
iic ipra1 bel ibrer 8eoboftilng Sic
an einen lebbdftercn 0rt, in Gin III.
tereiiantereS Sous enpiebleit, mo- Sie
Ibielleibt @elegenbeit bGtten ~ gio,
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nollen oo9 mobl cinrnol beiroten2
ltno es nift 81 berpoiier, Dos lit sic
rebte GimH."
ogerpoiien2 gl6, neinl" lIiio
2tie lGbelte
a@ie alt iino Sie oenu eigcutli6,
5rduIein Cine 9roirt2 Ylon Fat 70
gor feine Shdbung.
SD peib," ilidte Der blonoe 9opf
gWlou bdlt MID immer fir iiinacr.
SD babe Die ict1Slplo3won5io idon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

5euiter ltanoeu often. Gin 6altar
flog Inn bic beige, uild6meiBe Sup
pei @r ber6rennt iic6, CT lit ounnt
i6 rette i'm nid)t, 0ubte Dina InO
lab Cine an. Oh biit ou6 elm iolt6er
5alter! @eun id Did oeri1aldjen
f0nntel lluo iie peritono plo6lid oIl
Die rGnfeiiicbtigen uno roGiii6tigen,
beroerbenbringenOen SSrolen oeS
Wlittelolters. Ger 6einoe nitB mar
iiG entleoigeu, ipie man fmln iprn.
den iie jeBt 81 ibr; uno emit batte lie
0ieie 8raiien bera6tet.
Cine ltono fill porteno, eS idien
ibr longe 5ii oouern Biz Die @u1oige
init i6ren @efeblen imo @iiulGen
berousfom. llno baum geipo1rte lie
Oos flotterroe sSnieft. Sic nobm es
init IorgliHen 5iugern iuio trug es
ans Seniter, Ser gtodtluft 5u, @S
fiel, tpobl bod ihon ein ipenig Der.
lest, in Oas miloe @eingeronfe.
gSa, iper ms 2idbt fliegtl" ia9te
5rou bon Meooern.
2ine ldbelte. SolIte oos @ieges-
ii1erbeit iein2
.Seben sic fic6 oa nal Der, iSrdu-
leinl SD babe nit Sbne1 Su Ipre.
den." 9obei mor ibre Gimme elm
nenig flanglos.
@eboriom ilno eriportlrngsboll fab
Cine aus; licbIidl iiuo feiif. War
nid1t, ais miiie iie, mas fomrnen mir.
sc. ltno ooS iollte iie bod obnen.
oSippIingerooe geidllt Sbnen,
sSr1ulein2"
uscbr, onaoioe 6roul" sell
leu1tetei oie g(ligcn.
oSie Iiuo gerue oo2"
uSd, gn1oige 6rar~
oSroB Der Stille2" Cine leimte
Salte Bate Sroit bon @eooern MIN
5iDiifen oen glugen.
aGie mag iH audi"
r@orim2" tlog cs critolnt, oGer
nibt cbrlic6
Bon Gntobeit on. Sd bin in
einem itilleit obgelegenen 8oritbaitic
cilfgeipnbien"
Gina fon li0 nn0ci9idt Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11
" u III u II

geiogt, mas Oh einiperfen wtrit uno
fannit. @s biIft nibts, Ulittter 5A
bin felt; id) bin uiellcidt III Oeinen
2Iueen ipogboliig Wlein 8otcr bieB
a6cr Der tolle @e00ern.1
,@r bate ME ~ cine nidt itali,
oeSgemaBe @6e geihloiien" SIC mar
beinob rerilldt, eS 3u iHreien.
,Mog ieinl 8ielleiht au6 nitbt.
@ir f0nnen i'm nidt mebr frogcil.
gr bat oidj geiiuOen"
Sie i9loB Ole 9lugen ltnO ipuBtc
ni1t - mar eS Dor Dem imboriuDcr.
siq fIaren Wfonoeni1eiu ODER ocm
2eu1ten ieiner gllgen - iie Bitten
tpie Die, nit oenen ibr &elO lie ougc-
I6oiit, als CT ibr ieineu GnticbliB, III
sen Rrieg 5u 3ieberJ trob Jron nto
Sinh, flm6qeqeben. 3a botte iie iid
aefiiqt nit Ser5beber, ibm ge5eiet,
oob iie ibu perItauo, iiuO fanft bog er
oomals ibren &opf 3uriId. $50 iitS
remt mein tapferes Weibl"
glbcr oen i1lanfeu Wleni6en oa
Dor ibr bate lie oilf ibrer glrntcn gcs
troaeiL CT bate Die eriten Spro1-
Iatte ibren 2ippen na9genbnit, rno
ieine periuhenoert, trippelnoenSc Sc5rit.
te iporen 3lt ibr bin gepeien. gtllcs,
mas oos 9cben ibr an @uten no1
i6uloig mar, oas iollte ibm iperoen.
glbcr oieiesl g9tc i'm 5roIt id;iit.
tclte lie lid) luo ipuBte bod, ibm 9c-
geiiibcr ipor ieocs @ort iiberfliiNig.
Tos ScGidiol nabn ieinen2niiF. Sbre
3Gbne Nfniridteu leile ailfeinailocr,
oaS lpar Der cin5ie iibtbore g8iocr-
itouO
gSScb bS8oble Die 8reiioe uno oert
5tol3, Did ols Scrrn BON Gipplinge.
ro0c 5lt ieben teierl" bradte tic Ser.
Dor ino 5ra neil iie min ipcniger felt
9ebalten nnlroe, ibre S1rl0e 5uriid.
..Aion iebt itets fir etmas, zoo man
EgciDinrt cinl@ nntfportete er. Inns
6onn iudtc ieine Sono i6re SduItcr.
yliiittcr, tuah bod, ooB niCbts 3iui.
iNcll ius fonlntl"
@ia fonnte niir bailben: sd WiIl
lall mrinr Sfrait 5uloHuenuebuep,
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6iutcr mir. 9tlio, ein bcfonuencs 9Q.
ter i9onl~
vGrItolnIid. Olidt mcGs oIs
5ipon5ig bdtt' id) oc0odt." gllio, au1
nod alter als ibr t0rid)ter, fur3iidlti.
ger llridl 9oS CAB ood icbon 9leih
Elm WliBnerb6ltnis. lin 10 aftilelltr
miro Die Srage, Srdulein @ralri."
IS fom eiroriugliM.
o@1ein 9tome flirqt uur 6bnIich,
ipie Der, ben Sic mir geben sSrali
bon @eooern. SD belize @roi."
Sie oodte Dem nidt peiter nob.
gSos tat DER gtone Dem brenncn6en
Sail gegeftiiber9
allno ib uodje mir feline Soroen
Inn Die 3uflrft~
geotiirlib tuit gu oos uid6t, 0u gIb.
gefeimte, oodte Dina, ou bit Senter
Sade iicber. llnO menn 0u ga III
delft 10 iit es iiber fneine Silflolia-
felt Sie iaun Homane in0 SGea-
terltiicfe batten ibr idon Gbnli6e ga.
gen 8e3elgt GQnil batten 0ie Wfitt-
ter entiueOer oiIf Die @efiiblsIeite ipe.
fuliert ODER @elo geboten. geioe D}it-
tel idienen ibr 81 entgleiten 9lGer
iie CAB ibre gl6iibt, ibren aampF fir
ibren Sobn nod nibt ouf
pSo baben sic Elm feItes 8iel I'M
9lugeY"
oSa, endoige 5roi llnO es miro
in 9dloe erreitbt ieiu~
Sotte lllrirb bod ibon geiprod)sn
mar iic oie 9ctrogene, bate Die @er-
ION iol6c 3uberiidt aus iid Ielber2
Sie fiiblte iitb eisfoIt bis sum Slr-
sen DerOen ilno puBte nintS 5it ia.
ger Do flong Die Stimme Ser dn-
oert gon5 bei6eioen IN ibren gnif-
rubr bineiii.
oDenioh miiBte ic6 Ser qnGoigaI
iSrau oonfcn fir ibre quite 9lbiibt"
Die Stimme flang fpeid uno friid1,
Sobn notiirlid), Sobnl Sic 5Og
Die 9liifitebcnoe pieoer olif oen Stubg
uno lab iie idorf an.
(6ortictllug foIot.)
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S'odJ saI6iuoton a6acidJobtu.

Nlarv @odcQo, elias glccpcs, SO
Sabre oIt lnO Gbcrcio SuSro, %
Sabre alt, 9cioe ans @ai6ingtou,
muroen geiteru gorrnittag Ourc6 sic
GetettipS 9oplc rno @rant ans
&oi6ingtou lmO 9rooleD, 9lrmltrong
ino 6rcemon auS Baltimore in ci.
mem SolHe an ser @cIt-galtimore.
StroBe feitgcnonlnen im0 noG @ai6-
iigton iiberfii6rt. Sic Nldoden
mnroen in ger6iuolnig nit Scr 8e-
febllmg cineS iuo6l6obenOcn 9all.
meiltcrs, 9ii6aro 8. W}alonc in
SSoi6ington NIT Dem iie anacbli1
eine pergnii9te 9ladt uerlcbtcu, bel
Der iib Der Gie6itobl creignet 6a6cn
ioa, Dcr0aitet. Die 0}aoc6en ge1ton-
ocn on9cbli6 ein in Der froalidcn
gladt nit Y3alone 5uiammcu gewc.
len 81 iein.
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2mriif mis- 3Mdltfans.

G6omoS &comot alias Soc 9lpon,
pelGer I'M StoatS- 3udjt6onS 81
aonioS cincn 20.id6ri9cn 1eruit
obiisen iollte, es o6cr Oeritono, ois.
5rbreAen iuollte it'd nidt oll5n longc
Scr ooI0cuen Srei6eit crircileu. &eo.
man iteate iid scr &ol5ci icl6it
unO eeiieru traf Ger Siilis.@oroeil
Suospet6 aus &onias bier Gin, I'M
iicb ieines S6iielinaeS on5unebmen,
melden CT mieOer Der noci6loiiencn"
@ciclIiboit 5niii6ren miro. &coman
mitrDc uegcn 'GinbrltcbS lno Gro-
0cnS bon Gpnonlit ocrilrtbeilt, Gr
6roG Dor iec6s Wlonotcu ouS,