davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
TO PROD SLOTHFUL
STATE REGISTRARS
Secretary of State Election
Board VIII Begin
Investigation.

Special TO The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct % Sec
retary Joe Harris of the state election
board stated today that he would i'm
mediately make an Investigation OF
the matter wherein county registrars
of certain counties have not submit
ted lists Of the voters Of the counties
TO the secretary Of state as required
by the law. The matter had been
brought 10 his attention by Arthur IL.
Geissler, chairman of the state Re
publican committee. The counties
from which IT is said no lists have been
received are Dewey Murray, coal,
Love, Usage and Seminole. Chairman
Gcissler in his letter To the state cleo
tion board asks that the registrars in
these counties be removed for not
doing their duty as required under the
law. The secretary did not indicate
if he would do that before an investi-
cation rs made. The lists to be fur
nshed by the registrars are for use
IN sending pamphlets on initiated
questions to the voters OF the state.
As matter of fact. there would not
he time now to send pamphlets TO
voters I'm these counties before the
election even II they were received
within the now few days. But the
point aimed by Chairman Geissler Is
that these officers did not perform the
duty given them under the law. And
tho nonperformancc OF such "A duty
could lead to other serious complica-
tions.
one law referred to the people. the
anti gambling law, was overwhclm-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
LOOK AT RECEIPT
FOR YOUR TAXES
Republican Ticket Means Il
Change and Economy III
Government.

The mdicrous attempts Of the Dem
ocratic politicians to dodge the tax
figures given out by the Republicans
for the expenses Of running Tulsa
county during the year 1915 has
served 10 make even the more passive
Voters take a squint at their receipts
and the verdict Is all in favor OF the
Republican claim which is based on
nothing but the figures given out by
the county clerk. II cost S376,6s0.27
to run Tulsa county last year and this
statement has not met with denial.
When asked for statement yester-
day regarding the hedging" of the
Demos. Chairman \. a. Small said
These are not our figures. We
simply took the report and set out the
sum required TO operate the county
Now they try to quote mass OF
figures and tangle the taxpayer SO
with trying to figure II out that the
main point will he los, but the attempt
to becloud the issue has only served
to awaken the voters.
"The Republicans not only believe
that this eXorbitant tax rate can be
lowered but they know positively that
ii can be lowered by abolishine
superfuous offices and many needless
deputies and clerks.
"lf any doubt exists in anyone's
mind about taxes in Tulsa county all
he has to do is To investigate for him
self. Year after year they have in
creased and there is no prospect of
lowering them
Look at your tax receipts
The sum of S376,7S0.27 for one
years expenses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
SAFES PROVE TOO
TOUGH FOR BURGLARS

At least two safe-cabinots in TGlsa
have proven lately they are burglar
proof. as two oil companies can tes-
tify. Wednesday night cracksmen en-
tered the office Of the Anchor oil
company in the Robinson building,
and started to work on safe-cabinet
sold by the oklahoma Safe & Fixture
co. with some kind Of an instrument
they tore off the dial, tore off tns
handles and wrecked the door hinges,
but to no avail, as when local repre-
sentative Carl Clark Of the oklahoma
safe & Fixture CO. opened the safe
Yesterday he found the lock still hold
ing. and the contents safe.
The same experience was had by the
Mid-Co Petroleum company In the
Unity building few days ago. Every
thing but explosives had been used in
the cffort.--AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
CHURCH REUNION Is TALKED OF
Possibility of Amalgamation of Two
Methodist Bodies H. Question.

MINNEAPOLTs, Mimi, oct. Pc
Possibility Of 9 reunion Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church with the Metho-
dist church, south, was discussed in
formally at a meeting of the board oi
bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
church here today.
It is undvstood that definite pro-
posals for the union have been sub
mitted TO the Methodist church, south
and that the question will be consid-
cred at the secret sessions Of the board
after the arrival here OF Bishop Ear
Cranston Of Washington, ID. c., chair
man OF the committee on union OF
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
MAIL CHRISTMAS GOODS EARLY
PostOffice Department Takes CoGni-
zance of Blockade ny English.

WASHINGTON. oct. 26.- Cogni-
zance of tee allied blockade was thkeIi
today by the postoffice department in
recommending to pOstmasters through
out the country at offices where inter
national money orders are sold to post
notices advising patrons to purchase
such orders intended for Christmas
presents by December or AS soon
after that time as convenient.
During the continuance Of the
present war in Europe" says an order
issued today. "all mails for or from
the continent are subject to eXamina .
ZION, censorship and delays in transit
even when the receiving or dispatch
ing country is not actually pei1icipat-
ing in the conflict"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
Final Revision Will Not Be
Made, However, Until
Next Session.
TO PRAY FOR DEAD
Negro Bishop May Off
ciate Among His Own
People.

81, LOUIS, oct. 26.-Revision ana
enrichment of the book Of common
prayer OF the Protestant Episcopal
church, in general convention here
cannot be completed for another three
years at least. This was determined
today when the house of deputies of
the convention sent back several sec
tons of the report of a commission
appointed to suggest changes at the
last general convention, with instruc-
tions to re-report at the next con-
claVe.
Previously, however, the report of
the house of bishops upon proposed
changes in "the order for the holy
communion" was read.
Reaffirmation of the belief of the
church in prayers for the dead was
contained in an amendment suggested
by the bishops, for the prayer in the
communion service for Christ $
church. This would eliminate the
word militant" thus leading church
men explained, implying that we do
pray for those who have departed this
life in Gods faith and fear.
The house of bishops, according to
the report, officially rejected the rec
ommendation OF the commission that
1--WE of the ten commandments, us read
In the communion service. be short
cned by the elimination of the reasons
Cnction. expected to he one of the
most debated pro1lc!ns developed ri
this sc ssion, will not be ruled Oh nutil
the next general convention.
Settle Negro Question.
beginning in the convention of 1910
efforts have been made by a wing Of
the church to have included in the
prayer book an office for the annoint-
ing of the sick.
The problem Of the racial cpiscC-
pate-one of the paramount issues be-
fore the convention--was solved by
the house of deputies when ii adopted
an amendment to the church constitu-
ton which provided in effect for the
election by the synod of any province
Of negro suffIasan bishop having
the authority to officiate as such
among his own people in any diocese
of the province, subject to the direc-
tion of the white bishop of the diocese
in which he officiatcs. To become ef-
fective the proposal must be approved
by the house of bishops and also by
both houses of the 1919 convention.
\ version of the prayer uttered by
George Washington when he laid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
WHO WOULD ESIST THIS
Young Women Wnl Recruit sturdy
Americans for the 4. :. Army.

CHICAGO, oct. ga series of So
clal events where Young women may
have an opportunity to 1ttrSct re-
cruits for the United states army will
mark the opening of the largest re-
u.iting station in the country next
week in Chicago. Moving$ picture
shows. dances anI BASKETBALL games
arc being arranged by the enlisted
non under captain Kenney for tho
l,cal recruiting agency.
It is planned 20 comb each county
in Illinois as part Of a national cam
raign until one re e,ruit out ot every
one thousand inh. .hitnnts has hocn
cbtuincd.
CAPT Thomas tiinfD mas hcen rs-
llpncd TO "A. sist Captain keuney In
"Cnmling" Illinois, Wisconsin and
ct'cr roathy siptcs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
Colonel John Flemer l.
Congressman New Chief
Of Staff.
CRUTCH Is ANXIOUS
Postmaster Who Caused
Big Split Trying Hard
to Keep in Good.

u.i,,,,ro.,,,o,,, ,,.,,r, r,,borotior,lcan-
,,of haa o,,.t,.ad 70 assi.t Cni lin
r,no g., ,N,a,,tr,, hi. rrtyiloyo tn
,,,''.' 80 a., ~ hersa - rsnreson-
-" ~ q" 80 ana,I,ar ,,,,n ,a,re In the
,a. ~ d rnI i"ir Eiernor who is
ptr1,, ~ AZ ava bos worn out
49, .',, ,,,,.,.t,a,s o t,n a'5 dan,aued an
W., oWo ypJT ~ ~ o,,',.,, =" h,,ud ~ - con
o,,te. ,,,nea,dmaI -, i'1 ,nnard ,o, CoIonnl lin
ThFra u'oa'''n. '',',, rr,,hnr -, other able
,,.n.,,s 80, ~ firing une hut
Ciloi 1,,o,'o'. ts ~ c,i.f'or.staff n
o,,n ~ bas hoa,, Ga troininy fnr The
h",., ,,.l,I5 ,o. eva nast aigb, years
IL, sac, o,.o, eirco he went down to
~ ~ tio,,,I ,a,t,aI 60 rarrcsan+ GOV
rv 40 tIasi, i .ta,o statisticion a
,xnr,,,t,o ,,ositinn which yvas nromntlv
aLaitshod a, COON as ~. foct leaked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27

ingly adopted by the vote on it, but
was nullified by the supreme court
because the law providing for presen-
tation Of It to the people had not been
complied with The publicity pam
phlets had not been distributed to all
the voters And this, so far as full
compliance with the law. is what has
happened in at least six counties in
the state relative TO the fair election
law. II is possible that no such
question will be riased in the event
the vote in favor OF the proposed law
Is overwhelming as il is claimed II
will hc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received by
the city Clerk OF the City of Miami.
Ottawa County. oklahoma, up to 7
O'Clock y. m, November 9Th, 1915. rs
follows:
For drilling a deep water WELL not
to exceed ! 500 feet, on the lot at the
city Plant as per plans and specifica-
tious on file with the City Clerk of
said city
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check of . per cent of the
amount bid.
W. s HARMED, Mayor
Attest: r. .. James. City Clerk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-27

Sli0 lht % ~ q N'Hl '
MALESTER. OKLA, oct 26.--Tony
Fclasco, ltnli9n miner, was killed in
Rocl. Island CCal company's mine No.
at Anderson by shock from an cleo
tric wire connected with n mining ma
chine. He was unconscious when
found ana died without regaining
consciousness.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

fonnte bicneidt cine S6mar5e aeueicu
iein~
oltnter oIlen lttnIt1nOen cine beiBbliitige
Siioldnoertn ltno Sbrer Wfutter itnenOliG
ergc6erL ni4t mdbr, 6raitlein Derluent2
u@eipiB, iie liebte ibre ,Serrin leioen-
idoftli9.4
us8iiroe ibr oeitottet, 6rau 0erpent nad
Dem Sooe 3u ieben2"
0SSa 9[ber in Den IeBten orei @oHen
ourfte iie cas- &ranfenaimmer nidbt be-
treter
Isle mar nGnlid cine brobe @erion
o6er cine IcbleGte @6rterill,1 erfldrte
0oftor @iret.
rgllS glnna Sic 2eide erblidte, (" er5dblte
6lorence ipeiter, uuarf iie iib beoor ic6 es
per6in6ern fonnte, iber neine W3utter
fiiBte ooS ionfte, bleilbe @elht, 6eneBte eS
NIT beiBen 3r1nelt rang Die SGnbe tuo
iprod 3it ibr 5drtltb imo ibnleibeh'O, nls
Oh iie nid]t mir am 2eben lon0ern Elm ibrer
SSiiriorge onbertrautes &ino mare SD
mtBte eine Ser MGrterinnen Bolen uno erit
nit Oeren @ilfe eeloug es mir, 9luud bon
Der gabre 5il entferuen.
uSh fam mir oen glusbrud ibrer @e
tiible lebbuft Dorltelleu" ltimnlte Der Sits
ipeftor befrieoigt BEL lin Der Sat 3eigte iie
10 biel Singe6img II.
u8oit mebr, ais 81 2eb5eiten oer Whitter
sic fauerte an Der Sdipelle nieOer ino
borrte duoitlid euies unbepadbteii 9lugeu-
blids, i'm neieroiugs in 0as Sterbe8intnler
8u oringen~
oDoh obne Grfol99"
uSie betrat oaS 3immer nidt me6r, id5
ielbit Derbot es.
@eioe Wldiuer ihuiegen SnipeftorSoltS
flu9es @eiiht perriet bic GeoanfeiL peIde
in i9m orbeiteteu ofienbor iiberleqte CT
matdeS mas er 5it iageu luu0tig fano, I'M
10 nIe6r, ols es ein niisloies 9eniiben ge-
ipeier pdre, 6lorence BON 9Iunens ctnniDer
glitidulo 81 ii6er5cr1en
$50 fam Sbuen liebeS 6rdlileiu, eiien
fleinen @oriuuri nicGt criparen~ begonil cr,
oii cinen neiicn @eAcnitan0 iibergcbeHo
nSc5 bottc sic gc6etclL mir icoeS uclc 8e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

iebnte mid 70 iebr sic 5u ipreden slf,
9err SSnipeftor, tlit Sie, ipos Sie tonneH
Inn meine drme Wlutter al finoen"
sd pia mein 8elteS tim, antiportete
Der synlpeftor ernit nnlebr fam id nidt
berlpreden g8ir itebeu Dor etnen Der
idpierieiten 9dtiel, oas mir pdbreno mei'
uer langidbrigen 2oiibabn oorgefonlmen.
0as erite, ipas inns obliegt lit, Serrn Der
ipcilts Wl0rOer 5ii entoeden."
10, iAoffen Gle mir MIR Die Wilttter
ipieoer rief 6Iorence troltlos, uOaB it6 iie
enolidJ 5it meiner @erubiguug iuiir0ig be-
ltattet meiB~
Goftor @iret fii5rte oas ltiirmiiA erreete
Wl1o1en nit ionfter @eipolt 5l einenl
2e6nieiiel u1o ipdbreno Snipeftor &olt iidJ
nebeu iie ieBte, blieb er lelbit iteben, Die
glugen iinnenO auf ibr idones, fitnnier-
boIles 9GntliB ge6eftet.
,0arf it6 Sie Bitten 8rduleinDerment,
begann Der S5nipeftor, omeinen 9lusfiibrlit-
gen riibig 81 folgen SD boffe, ourd Die
cine @nt0edung 3u Der 8tueiten fit sic MN
iDeientlidlten 5i gelungen g}iht Dab idJ
gIuu6e, tper Sbren Batter qet0tet bat, ntiiiie
AUDI Der 9fdllber SSbrer Whtter iein nein,
oas cine beOingt bier clirduus nidt Oas
all0ere ....
oggartm aber?~ unterbra9 SSloreuce
Dnitio. uDieie Eat erideiut mir boIlfom-
men 3ipedlos, es fonnte Dem Nerbretber tpe-
Der 9tiiseu nod 8orteil Oarails eriDaHien~
uGs lag entihie0en fem 9Raub Dor,~ er-
ipioerte Solt, uSerrn 0eripents l1br riibt
ituangetaitet in ieiner Goihe, iie blieb Inn
6rei llbr fiinfinouier8ig Wainlten Iteben
i'd iob Iie ie[bit ols ic6 uorbin I'M nGrdbert.
neite" Dar"
Isle boben oertnn9 nod in1mer feline
S1brte gefunoen2~ mari Qoftor @iret eili.
ugine SGbrte niGt eeraoe, S5err Doftor,
CAB Oer SSripeftor oitr glittiDort, oaIleiM ic5
babe 70 neine @eonnfen. Grloiiben Sie
eiue 8rage: 9[nna GbursooD por cine gte-
GERM iiidt mobr2"
,9]epobrer ripf Doftor Giret nit @nt.
iNicocu6cit. nSbre llr-llr0robmlttter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

bc9auptet, cine iapars getIeioete @eitalt
0eiebcn 8it baben
0glch oa5u peridleiert"
,,5o fAien eS ibr, oo6 oie 9lodt ipnr
ltodfiniter lno jeoenfalls lief oaS Wtdoheit
oaUon pbne iid] iDeiter ndh Der ieltIanen
@ri6enung tm3iiehen lleberoies iuiOer-
leate SIR 3iiammeultoB nit Serrn Sairs
for0 bic Ausiage SiIaS Rein, neir, &err
Geripent, n1hit oem mirliben Woroer,
ODER Der Ml0roern, bleibt nod inlRcr Der
Dieb, tbelher bei Gberit glsfeu eiiibrdf,
Die fiir lns fptdtigfte Berion 3odl id]
balte Gie 3u lan9e altf un0 modte bitten,
mir MIR nod eiHen Bid olf Den Garg al
geitntten
ST foIgte qIrnoE6 iiber ben breiten 5lur,
betrdt init Dieiem 2eripent5 Sd6ldi3imner,
beidtigte oen Sarg ul0 bob Doridbtig ben
Gedel ab
nGaDnnli ioQte mir" beHerfte Der Sns
Ipeftor ,oie llbr 0us 8eritorbenen bafin0e
Iid5 nod immer III Der Gatbe. @an3 rib.
tig 0a III Iie g8ie id] bore, trun &err Der
nent pidmals cine Sette2~
.,9lie, ID piel id] mid crinnere"
&plt priiite Bic Geitenildden lul0 @deH
bes Gargs, ols poIlte er berausbetommen
ouf weIde g(rt Der Tedel o6genonuneu
nor0cn ien toune
,@erite6en Gie ctipos bon &iihler-
orbcit2 frngte en- 5l 9lrnol0 otfblidcno,
Der ibm aaacni6eritano
19lls anobe beidditigie itb nih offers
nit flainen Qeriiidcn g9arunt frdgeu Sie
oaruaA r.
yg9enn sic init Dem Dannen iiber Sen
Nap0 fabren 10 iuer0eH Gie oenielben 10
alatt iinoen ais 6dtte er taiin oia ggerf.
itdtte Derloiieil
ugRus folgeru sic oorons2~
uIab fcin Bfiider bier bic Sdno i'm
Gpiel debabt bat man benerft nidt 0ic
0erlu1ite Gpur elmer geipoltianieit Geff-
nuia oes 1edels Se ln1eii6ter Der Wldnn,
0eito 1efti9er oie ongepenoete sraft 70
le6rie mid itetS Die Griabriing gler bic
fen Sarg uifuadite, ging babel beoadtiotn
ohHe ie0c lleberiiirsnna 8u Merfe Ser
Gerlrc9cr 5eicitigtc bic 9rctter, nit Ocnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

NJ bIrhe1 II.

3n glr. 1919, 8lorina.glDc, gloro-
oit iit &crr augnit 9lhiieticr im 9ll.
tea BON ~ Sobren acitor6cn Scrr
GuiI S. Shacfer bon 9lr Pip,
ggpoHiaaslpe. itarb / mQlltcr bon 81
,sabrert uH0 5rau Sclcue lllfc BON
gSr 1927 lls5trnbc, 9}orolpeit pcr-
ldDic0 im gIltcr DDn rs Subren.
@riitIi gag Miro 9cfcicrt.
Ecr 9aaiionalsCag Der Sdapci5er
lulro ndbiien Sonntog bon allen
ibpei5criidcn Geicaihaiten ocs Gi-
itritts ourd ein @icnic I'M Seim bon
&obn 81. 6Ioriuc, girginia Sigb.
lnnos gcieiert tpcroeu. Iie S6cil.
nchmcr wcr0en BON Scr 3uolftcn
5iraBc ino 4SrnniDluauin9lpe ans
nit ocr gaerdnoria electric ga6n
Nalblngton DarlaNcu
" daro Ganter bintcrlicB
fcfn Eeitanient.
6rau Caroline Gontcr. sic ggitttpe
bon 9iid 81 Grantcr, criudtc oiirb
i6rcH HedtsonmaIt gllcran0cr s..
4raIl 0as Maiicu9eridt, iic ols Scr.
walierin ocs gIahIaNcs i6rcs Wlou.
nes einJilieBan. SSn Dem @eiuHe
luuroe acltcno geniadt 0aB 9iiharo
9antcr sin Belt icineS 1ooes eth &C.
polit pon $l7OO aigf 0er n&opfins
Nlacc 5ooinas @ont III Baltimore.
alii ocr Gutap 5apingS s9anf ii
Baltimore $1,000 mo nuf oer Sen
traI 2apings gant Ill Baltimore
$1,000 babe Gas @runoeigcntbum
miro did $i,i9i angc0ebcn. Gonter
bnterIicB fein Gciimncnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Nciraths. .qircnarn .

@idiam gottngIieic, "a lno E6e.
reia 6, @opid, 18; 9eioe bon %6ila.
oeIpbia, &a.
t5croiuono @edett, p, uuo SeIcn
QSilots, 20.
Robcrt 8. G9ion, 2G, uno Gt6cI s.
@osioro, p.
G6arIes %. @riffiiE 2s, @1arp q.
gol0pin, 26.
Benjamin Sarbcb, 90, @ittlpcr, H.
GiteHa Caster, 25
9ioB NlcG. So6uion p, uno Goit6
Meicbert, 10.
So1n ". Smith, "a, nilO 9ladcl g.
56epf, is, bon 6rcoerid, do.
Gaipcr u. 5tcuocI iry itno Dlarp
6. Nlc9iog, 20, bon ginibDillc Gem
SranciS @roclemstL p, ilno %c-
troneIla G5o5elUic5, %.
9l(pbonie Stelnanis, %, uno Sur
gnic @eoeirlte, 21.
Charles q. Gopmnlt, p, uno Sc-
len 8. Gpercai6 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

Die @ruft beoeft mar, iprong binob nobm
ben G6ralt6en5iebcr ln0 5og eine Ehraube
radJ Der on0ern berauS; 0ann fletterte er
tpieoer empor, leete iiH aiif Den @ooeit
itredte Die SonO 10 lpeit aus ols nDtig, nm
Den SaraoedeI 5u foiIeu uno
uSalten Gle einl" ibrie glrnol0 NIT
einer obpebrenoen 8emeqiing. lleberpdl-
tiet BON @nticben, ronnte er oie Stie1e
bindb, inoem er es Snipeftor @olt ii6erlicB,
ibm nad8ufoleen
o8ernutlid bleiben @ie MN bier I'M
Soiie2~ fragte oieier, ols er inS GpeiIe-
5iuHar fanL lin nab ieinem suite 5u
iu6en
oDos bGugt bon llmitdnoen al, eripi.
oerte 9lriolo o@er3eiben Sie, Serr Sn-
ipeftor, Dab ic6 10 fopfloS onponlieL o0ein
id6 fiible mid nidjt 70 itorf tpie gew0bulid,
tno &bre Sdiloerung flang in Der
Eat
u9lu5u notirgetrell nidt ipa6r. Serr
Gerwent,~ fiel SoIt gltmiitig Gin uSSSd
boffe, Sic crbolen iicb balo 0llten 9lbeno
fir bcnte
GoboIo Ser Suipeftor oos uardbcuucIt~
i'm 9iiiden bate, rieb er ii9 DergHiigt Die
S1nDe lno wonoerte riiItigen GhriiteS Dem
o3DrbeerboFe1 3u. Wlan 9eleitete ibn nod
oem @obn5intmer, mo Doftor 8iret mo
6lorence ibn eriuorteten oa lcBtere, 9cgen
Des Doftors punidJ, feiner llilterreouug
fern bleiben moIlte, Deld5e 0aS G1idial
ibrer Gltern betraf
Ios W3doden iab nadj ben glufregiIngen
Der @erihtsperbanoliing bldB nuo abge-
ipannt olis, bod erbcute iih i6r itnflorter
Slid, als file &olt begriiBte, oeuit iein 5it-
herliAtlibes @eier fl0Bte Glorence nod
INNER @ertraren Gin, trob0cn ieine erite
Wleinuug fid3 als irrig beransgeitelt botte
g9ar es ia ord Der geri1tliden llnter.
iiding niht acliirgeu ctren 2iatitrabl III
ibre bon 8peifeln gepeiiigte GeeIe 5n
uerfeH
uSd fiirHtetc, Gie tudren iaH Qottoon
5uriidacfebrt obne ilns nod 5it beildatt"
iaate iie init 1eipin1etioer Sreilnoiihfcit.
ocm gcamtcn bic Sauo reibcro oSSM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

gebniS, oos ouf unieren San @e5ug boben
fonnte, mit5utei(ett itnO ood benacbribtig-
ten Sie mid nic5t bon &errn glrnol0 Der.
wents 9fiidfebr nab @nglanO.~
lleberrnidt blidte sSlorence oilf. ,g9eil
mir fein 8uianmenbang 5ipiicbGn glrnolo
iinO luilerm traurigen @eidafte 81 Be-
iiebcn ibien4
ISM @egenteil," 6eridti9te $olt, yS5err.
0erment lit Ser ein5ige, Dem Gin @orteil
aus SbreS &oterS GoOe ertudh1t. gr ielbIt
geitebt Die lleberfdbrt nltf einern Gdiffe oes
mad)t 81 bo6en, 0as bier Gage Dor Dem er-
ic6iitternoen @reieniiie in Sontbalnpton
.lanoete.~
1Gr berlieB 0os Sdiff auf Eeneriffa."
o@aul er5dblte CT Sbneil oielen 3mi.
idbenfoQ21
u9(ls er fuum amei Stlinoen I'M Soule
mar Sic tper0en bod nidt beruuttet =
uSd5 erfIdrte SSbnen itbon geIterii, liebes
aino,~ fiel 8iret elm, utpie leidt ein ocr-
ortiger &eroodt Ii6 eutmeoer eHtfrdften
ODER beItdtigen lieBe ic1 fir nleinen Sell
gIoibc nidts oeroleiden-"
uQ(rnoIo wiinibtc Ieb6oft, sic ggoBrbeit
8u cutoedcu~ beriebte 6Iorcnce, ver Iicb
iidj ooourd ioear 8u imOeroutlportlidcn
SdjrittenbinreiBen." @,
ugliNt Oos @erlon9en uoc6 ggabrbeit liao
@eredltigfeit biloete Ole Griebfeoer BON So
res @ettcrs. SanOftnasfueiie st trddtete
rar ieincs 0ufeIs 600 8u betpeiier. glut)
ldBt iih nidt leiignen OaB oieier 8cipeiS
obne Serrn GerwentsI goridlag, 9(uua
SbluSbpb lin @rdbe Der Waitter 5i beItot-
ten pihlIeidt nienals 9eliingen wdre Odd
nm inlB id ellen penn ic6 nod nit Dem
9iadt3uge 2onoon erreit6en pi1 @Cer
sShipeftqr erbpb iiA uuo nabnl ieineu Sut
bonn Eiiuje u2eben sic tuobl, mein 6rGit-
lcinl &itten gl6enO, Serr Goftorl SD boffe
3uocridtlid, III tuenigen Toaen beitimu-
tere gtifflarrngen ii6erbringen 3u f5unen."
1 (6ortietung foIgt( CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

ng0gor 9lllan %oe @eod6tniBta.
uG6urb Some & Snfirmarp. "
ullniperiit9 Club Charles uuo
Wiaotion-StraBe.
Sep @eoddtniBtafeI~ an Der
@laucr Der @}t. 8ernon BIoce 1fct6o.
oiit GpiScopal-@ird,e.
geitc bon Gr0arbeiten Der SeOer1I.
Comps I'M @iirgcr-2riege 1abe Dem
Wfaoiior : 9lDeniie gingang gum
@rllio 1ills8arf.
uGborIcs GurroII @eOGdtniBta-
iel"-am Garrol-Mauiion an Der
&ombaro -StraBe.
uoaIDert Sail College @e0dht-
niBtnfel~ W}ulberrD- lno Cathedral,
GtraBe. Gompte &c 9ioidonIbeou.
rWlonumeat at 5ioO0ers' @oItion
i'm %atterion-Barf; Commodore
Sobn 9ioogers erri9tet.
Gje0ddtniBtaiel Ocs @Iabes Ser
uSIo GongreB Sail" "-gde 8aIti.
more nno S6arp.S .StroBe; Ser Gpn.
.tinentaI-GongreB oeriammeIte ii@
0aiel6It inn December 1776.