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spent Sunday with his family in Maple

spent Sunday with his family In Maple
ton.
Mrs. J. L. Heaton and son, of Leroy
arrived here Wednesday evening for q
visit at the Fred Slater home, and with
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hahn spent sever
al days with relatives in Buch Grove
the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Ehricks left Tues
day for their future home in Aspinwall
Roy Graham arrived home this week
for q visit.
James Laughran marketed two cal
loads of cattle at Chicago Monday.
Mrs. ]. J. McDermott and son, John
were Council Bluffs visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. s. Wetzel and daughter, Lillian
left Tuesday night for visit with rel
|atives at Lost Nation.
Mrs. J. J. Meehan is still very sicli
with pneumonia. A trained nurse has
been in attendance the past week and
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Flora Lyons. who has been Ill
for some time at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Leila Woodland, at this writ
ing is improving.
Miss Bethel Coin, of Charter Oak, re
turned to her school duties here Tues
day evening.
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Grippe is spending the week here
and many are entertaining the unwel.
come visitor.
Miss LaVurne Stone returned Ia
Omaha Monday after a most pleasant
weeks visit with friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. August Waldemar, OF
Pisgah, are visiting this week wi
relatives and old neighb0rs in Kiron.
Carl Ernie went to Chicago the first
of the week on business mission.
The post Office changed hands last
Monday wheh the newly appointed
postmaster, Nashby A. Sedarberg, took
charge OF the same and moved it into
his jewelry and variety store. Mr..
Billings has been most efficient post.
master during his service of several
years. 1t will take short time to get
accustomed to all the patience trying
details, no doubt. but the new post.
master will give the patrons satisfac.
tory service.
At the annual business meeting OF
the Free church held on Monday the
following board was elected: 0. F.
Tellgren, Chairman; c. A. Dolk, Vice
Chairman; c. A. Dolk, Secretary:
Gust Sanders, Vice Secretary; E. E.
Clauson, Treasurer; Rev. Irwin John
son. Sunday School Superintendent;
E. +. Clauson, Assistant; Reuben Tell
gren, Secretary; Glenn Goetch, Vice
Secretary; Mrs. Gust Sanders, Treas
urer. The income and expenditures
of the church during the year reached
the highest mark in the history of the
church, besides leaving q good bal
ance in the treasury.
Mrs. C. ]. Larson and son. Alfred,
and her grandson. Jubel Headstrom,
were at Alcester, s. D.. last week Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Miss Ellen Skarin left Tuesday for
Amboy. Minn., to visit with relatives
I'D friends for some time.
cred and Chas. Skarin left Tuesday
Worthington, Mimi. to attend the
lS6heral of their; brother, John, who
|died the first Of the week at his home
lin that town. He used to reside in
this locality many years ago and will
be remembered by q large number 81
friends.
Mrs. Otto Clauson and nephew, Paul,
returned last week from q visit at the
home of John Cedergren, at Oakland
Ne&.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Garner returned
the latter part of the week from a
short visit with relatives at Grinnel).
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I Mrs. B. O.. Millman y enjoying Wis
it from her sister from Flandrau, S. D.
Mrs. Irene Stou!fer and two little
SONS, of Sac City, came Saturday eve
ming for q visit with Mrs. Stouffers
mother, Mrs. Mary Holmes.
Miss Fac Coin returned to her school
duties in Thornton Saturday evening
MISC Nell McGrath rs reported very
low at this writing with small chance
for recovery.
Mrs. Chas. Miller came down from
Sioux City Friday evening to be will
her sister, Miss Nell McGrath.
DR.. L. s. Coin left Tuesday evenine
for his home in Wheeling, w. Va.
Miss Bertha Thomson returned te
her school work at LivermOre Sunda.
morning.
With the, exception Of two or thret
our teachers returned Sunday after
noon ready to resume their work. Miss
Gallagher returned Monday morning
and Miss Ferraf in the afternoon. Miss
Knutson is not expected for seyera
days as she has an attack of the grippe
Miss Bethel Coin setnrned to hel
school work near Manila Sunday.
After spending the holidays will
her parents near the Oak. Miss Mollit
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VOLUME 81, NO. I

With this issue Of the Review
the many hundreds of readers start
the beginning of another volume.
that will be added to the fifty years
of the papers existence. Many
names are still on the list who be.
gan reading the paper with the first
issue, and many there are who
have joined as natural inherit
age since that time. No doubt
there are many members of fam
lilies who do not remember the
time when the Review was not a
looked for weekly visitor at their
home. Sentiment is oft the tie that
binds, but we believe in this case
it is more than sentiment that ties
the Review to its readers. It's the
service of true weekly visitor and
friend.
No newspaper can please all Its
readers all the time, but the one
that serves best it's mission is the
one that stands first for right.
without fear or favor, and gives its
readers it's best efforts. The Re-
view today is enjoying the highest
prosperity OF it's existence, and yet
there is something more in the pub.
fishing of good newspaper than
the almighty dollar. To the writ.
er, there is the binding of the pa
per to its readers and the bring
ing of the subscribers into closer
touch with those who make the pa.
per that gives compensation that
no other business can give.
During the year 1916 the Review
wants to be better paper than 1t
has in the past, even though 1t has
been mighty good paper In the
many past years, and the efforts of
the publisher and those connected
Herewith are to be directed along
that line. It's efforts will be for
the best interests of Denison and
Crawford county, and by that we
mean the readers, .as well as the
community at large. Its mission
will be to serve all alike, it will
know no enemies, II any there be,
craving at all times charity and in
diligence, as well as praise for the
things we believe we merit.
To those who have patroniEed the
/ advertising columns of the Review
the year just ended, we wish to
thank most heartily; we believe
the Review service has been to
your advantage. you have Adver-
tised honestly and received honest
returns. On our part the adver-
Using patronage has been most fiat
tering. The volume Of business
has been much larger than In for
mer years. and we trust you feel
that you have received value for
value in the patronage extended.
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SOLDIERS RELIEF COMMISSION.
Held Meeting at Court House vester.
day to Make Allowances for the
Month Of January.

The soldiers relief commission held
a meeting yesterday at the court house
to make allowances to old soldiers for
the month OF January. The allowances
made for January were the same as
those allowed for December.
The board is made up Of three mem
beers, T. J. Shropshire, OF Denison;
Lyman Morris. of Del0it, and Theo.
Drake, OF Charter Oak. On account of
illness in the family Mr.. Drake was
unable to be in attendance at the
meeting.
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Baak had been fiji for q long time so
his death was not altogether unex'
pected.
VIM. Baak and wife returned TO-
Schleswig after a few days visit at
Fthe julius christensen home.
Carl Mahnke is very i'll at his home
with little hope for his recovery.
Mrs. Albert Langholdt was taken i'll
Monday morning. Appendicitis is
feared to be the cause.
Wesley Hess returned to Iowa City
Monday evening.
A party of friends gathered at the
VIM, Mundt home Sunday.
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Mairriaue t,ieelo,ss.,

The following licenses TO wed have
been issued by the county clerk Dur
ing the past week:
Dec. 81: Hugh c. Mccullough and
Blanch NJ. Freml. = 4
Jan. 3: Fred G. Hanneman and Chris
tina H. Suhr; Edward sMarquardt and
Emma Jepsen. -
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Mr.. Lyman Morris was down from
Deloit yesterday Attending q meeting
of the soldiers relief commission, OF
which he is a member. Mr.. Morris
paid the Review office call and ex.
tended his subscription for another
year. He has taken the Review for
over fifty years and is probably the
Oldest subscriber of the paper.
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Madame Coda
Scientific Palmistry

Informs the public of her wonderful
power in reading the history OF ones
life by the palm of the hadn.
Tells the past, present and future.
Advice given in family affairs.
Tells you what business you are best
adapted for. What part Of the country
is the luckiest for you.
Tells you your lucky day and mum.
Der.
Tells you if you are married or
single.
Tells on the initials of your future
companion.
Tells you if the one you love is true
or false. Causes happy and speedy
marriages. Brings separated together.
Tells you all about laws, wills, di-
v0rces, separations, lawsuits, lost and
stolen property.
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Third Door West Of Blue Livery Barn.
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Patrons on the rurafrpute out of
Arion are rejoicing over the restora.
ton of the former service since the
visit of the inspector several weeks
ago. The former route OF twenty-five
miles has been restored after a short
trial Of the fifty mile route and Mrs.
Ida Dodge will continue to carry the
mail to the satisfaction of everyone.
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Notice IN Probate.

State of Iowa. Crawford County, S.
In Probate. s4
In the matter Of the estate of G. B.
Coin, late of Crawford county, de-
ceased.
Notice of Appointment OF Admins
TRAITOR.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
31st day OF December. 1915, the un.
dersigned was duly appointed admin.
istrator of the above entitled estate,
and all creditors Of said estate are
notified to file their claims in the Of
flee of the clerk of the district court
in and for Crawford county, Iowa
within one year from the date OF this
notice, according to law, and have the
same allowed and ordered paid by the
said court, or stand forever barred
therefrOm. ~
Dated this Sd day Of January, 1916.
AZ Az BARBER,
J. P. Conner, Administrator.
Attorney. 1.3'
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WOn ee0 seipsIoer.



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teritrabl.
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DIe glabrbtit: Oas Wsib ouF benz
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gent:
Dos srobc Istsn ssbt Ourd Die Msltl
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Qdnb.
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5riiblinesturln.


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fin; gun3 feit umilammerte iie oen
ipeiBen Stdmm Der iitnstn 9iris, Die
iicb dnSeno i'm Winbe bog. 6ohauTs
gerinfet lt1nb iis bo in ibrer peiden
@4lanibeit, ben RDpf Inn ben oas
bpne 8lonbbaar fIog, in ben gldden
9eiporfen. Die grau,n 2lugen in Dem
erniten Jrouenseiiht ipanosrten ums
Der, Qlitten liner Oie IchneebeoedteH
@er9iuppen. bic i'm 6intsrerunb ods
an ibreu siiBen liessubc Sdl dbgren5a
ten unb iiber Ole beipoloeten 0obens
Siiee, bic fid an bic oufp0rts itrebens
ben Mieien unD Telber oaIAloNen.
.@r tommi ia bod, Der 5ribliugl.
ioeie 0as BLONDE Meib, uno oann fals
teten i1re 61nbe Iih feiter Inn oen
meiBen @tdmm ser 8irfs; ein peis
DIES, lebniiintiges 2ieb ittcg uuf IN
ben grnien Nugen Dn oriibtn
ienIeits oer geree tobte felt Wfondten
BET belize 9ompf unb Der, Dem an
ibr 8enfen uno gdngen gait, Itarb
mitttn orin! 2tber itoro er oenn
node 2ebte er9 Tiblte er, oaB es
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boB 5itierr0e Biini9s iibsr 8sres mo
Edler fiogen bon elmer, bic er ldnsit
ptreeiien gBie in fpebem @9mer5
ihloHen Ii9 ibre 9lueen. Gb Der oits
Wldnn, ben Iie ieBt briibsn i'm gldhs
baroorF 5ur lebten Rube geleitet bats
isn es iemals dbnis, mas Iie ibnl ges
npfett, als lie Oie merbung ots rti9en,
nlieru0en griidenbofbduern angenomz
men bate, neil lie lpubts, oaB Der 9as
Ter oas DerIbuloete Sui nimmer bal
ten tpnnte, uno oer 91ubolf @iingert
ibm belfen tuollte ipenn lie iein
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Wlann, Der ertrdgts niht, ipenu cr afles
berlieren Ion," bate lis oomols BEN
4sier eeluei, ser iie 10 fcf bieit, als
ipolie er iie ME lnhen. nQlber mir
ioIIens ertrngsn, allss 3u berlisren, mir
ia1 lDiio umtlommsrte er Tie. mir
iino luna nub bobsn Elm &eHt dufs
@hid uno Qeben U1eiu biIt msin
bI,i6f epig@ llno fie mar lein
qeblicben duh ais Il, dls 9riidenboFs
lbduerin ncben benz eutmiitigni alien
@ofien fhaliete uno ipaltete ober
ltiner ipuBte Is teiner Der peter
mar III oie f5remoe aegan9tu obue Qlbs
lHieo; Der per3ieb Hidbt iDeil er Iie 81
beib liebte. Sabr reibte iib an Sabr;
aus benz lonenoen NRd0el mar eir
ernltes Wei6 eeiuorDen, 0ds nur NIT
hsm 5rieoel, ibrem Dierid9riaen @u'
ben, nod mau1mnl ider5cr uno frDb-
lid lcin tonnfe. llebsr Elm Sabr lang
mar lie iebf Witpe, ibuftete unb ar
beiieie fiir sipei ouf Dem 6of I4uf
fih III Der Nrbeit @eraehen. glod |
mar bic W1eta nidt oreiBis, unb ocb
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y SeUtH lubl lluJ HluYl ultl lleltH'
Gu4 Oeine Seimat lieOc pic bid
ieIbit.
&ein Mcni4 lam Dor iid felber
berrennen.
@u3 i'm @Orgsn muB man niids
tern bleiben.
@IIc Slide, oie in me3r ais 15o
Meter 9iefe leben, iino &aubfiI4e.
gs gibt nur spei Gruppcn bon
MenI9en: intereRunte uno unintcrs
eIidnte.
@er ouf Ser StroBe unb i'm 2cben
itebsn bleibt, 5cmmt bier ipie bort Den
@ertebr.
8erfc6t F6 oos n2oroliIde
aud BON ielbit, 70 tut es Ii4 obcr ni@t
bon ielbt.
s.. Die S6aGseidpinOigteit 1T i'm
DaferItofT fat Diernol 70 groB pie
in Der 2uft
9ie 5amilie 0eBner in Spcpcr
bdt bier5e6n SObne i'm &rieg, BON
Oenen bier Den Sel0entoO fanoen.
Ho9 becnoigtcm WIdrT9e pflcgten
DferreiGiI9e Gruppen Bis Dor ui9t
LANCER 3eit Elm @ebet gu iPrc9cn.
Ger geginn Ser @ii6ne 1T Oas 9ez
puBtiein ibrer HOtpenoigteif
@1ron.
@lIein in Songtong Tolen iG6rs
lid 100000 3ilogrdmm MeiOenbldts
ter CUR @erFGlIc9uns Oes 3ces Ocrs
brau9t iperoen.
8ei 9leibcr einoringenocr 2i9t=
menee cmpfinoet unter DaKer Oos
GiI6ausc etpa bic neunia@e Sclligieit
Oes menI9li@en 2tugcs.
BON ieber Iu4fcn bicle Siiniilr
einen neuen @eg, oBne Jpn gu finben;
oo9 Die bega6teFen unier i6nen fonocn
oen Neg, obne Jpn 5u iu9cn
Sn DieIen @egcnoen ocr Nlart
8ranoenburg lit Sitte, baB Ole c6es
li9en &inOer i'm Salie, Die une6cli-
den in Der Stride eetauFt ipcrOen.
Ote @aierldnOslie6e bat feline Sts
fen; iper ni@t aaes tut, bat nidiS
getan; iper ni4t alles gi6t bat olles
beripei9srt. (9Orne.)
On ocm crItcn Der b05erncn Wios
bcIle al ben gfer0en Der 9uaorigd
ouf 6em 8ronoeuburger Sor mo6e
bic 2lbnabmefommiIiiou ueumnooiers
sig QlusiteIungen.
Gs eeipGbrI einen IcltIomen 8ei3.
ii9 duF Der 9einpdnb ogieren 81 Ics
ben. Wlon 1elblt oliert, berliert oos
2G1eln ooer ben @rnit, ober 0os 8ilo.
mis- blei6t elpig pas man nor.
Sem 9fsil bonn auBsrIt Itraff ges
fpannien 8ogeu Tam ni9ts ipiocr=
iteben." (SopaniI9cs Spri9port) -
p@Ob uII5u itroff seIpqnnt, 5erbri9t
Der 8p9en" (DeutI9es Spri6port)
Der befonnte in6ii1e 9idtcr un0
SrGeer bes Nobels9itcroturz 9rciIes,
3abinoranatb 3d9ore, 1T na6 cincm
Dem ,Sun 6rdncisco Gbronicle" aus
SSnbien Sugeedngeuen 8ericbt in Sal
tutta bon Den 6ritii9en 8eb0roen IN
terniert uno feline bedblcbtigte gleiic
gum 9efu9 Der Der. Stdolcn pereiielt
porOen. 9osore Ioa in elmer 0ffcnts
li9sn 8erfdmmlung Die jeBige 8ez
bonolung Der Sinoubeb0lterung Our9
bic @ngldnoer beftig tritiiiert ba6cu.
Seit @ipigfeiten I6on iperocu
aus9eIpro9en Wprte Ser Wa6rbeit un0
<DtteVeut uilu ttl OlUl8ltlltll uuuJ
iperoen bernommen Iie, meroen unfges
I6rieben un0 iiberliefert Der WenIAa
beit ols beiliges 9ermG9tnis. 2lber
immer nod berrI9en m0 pdlien
Wdbn unO Sorbeit. Simmer nod crs
Hart Elm neues @eI9le9t ben Srrtum
Der @orgeborsnsn, blino jeOo1 fir ben
eigeneu unO tuub fir Den Hufenocn
in Der DiIie. 9us beoenfe, einlom
rin9enoer @eiit, uno nicbt oertroItc
bid, finOiI6seitsl, ouf 6as @eritdno-
mis- Der ipdter llrteilenoen-
Seroinano BON Sdor.
lteber einen eigendrtigen 3pi=
i9enfal i'm 2onooner 2tlbombros
Sbedter mel0ct ser yMotin" Q(r bic
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um aricgfiibrcn limo.
not0ia Su cnter 6ranf
iirter 9l0odenihnlc Hattete Der 81.
retior oen ShiIlerinnen elmer unite
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len. Der SER 2ireftor bceinnt
icinc gGnipradc nit Dem bcfannten
@orte oeS aIten Sripuliio: n3nm
aric9iii1ren iinO oreierlei Cinoe no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

Gas 13anfo, ySa6cn sie
idon ctpaS ii6cr Oos ergc6niB ser
aoiienrepiiion gebort2~ .N1an
eS monfeltl4
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GtBcUDtllI lIOlNt gtVNiititN Otlll|A uNtL
oas Grl9eincn 3neier in Der 8egeno
unbetannter Yileer, bic i6re 9iiionen
er3Gblt bdtten. Gs mar Elm 9ur6s
chamber bon m9itilden 8ilOern aus
Der Sfsnbdrung unO rein pdnlldipiz
1tii9en Sheen Mabri9einliA iinO
fol9e 9ilgsr bon Der 8riegspartei ses
oungen uno betreiben ouf Oieie glrt
zine erfolgrsi9e propagonOd.
5remO uno faIt unbegreiflicb err
i6eint uns jene Welt; nur ipenn ii1
bic @efii6le Der Wliitter unO Srauen
in oen 9riefen GuBern, beginnen mir
ipieoer gu periteben. DieIe 8auerns
peiber briiden iid6 bier ebenio unges
ipanot unb plump aug, pie iie i'm
9eben Ipre9en; dber 5upeilen tlingt
cine 70 i90ne N}eldntbplie Our9, ipie
ic1 fie nur in ibren Qie0srn fdno; man
bort iie irgen0po unO lam iie lanse
ni9t bereeiien. SSn Dem 8riefe elmer
jungen 5rou an ibren Mann - Sipi=
11en ben Seiten iparen pelte 8lumenz
blGtter - las i9 cine riibrenoe Stelle:
,@s ilt 70 fur6tbor bier obne Did,
idb tann ni9ts titn. Dem &leinen
oebts i9le9t, Der 9Dftor bat feline
Spffnuns. @cnn 9u auriidtommit
perben meine @angen 70 pelt iein,
ipie bieIe glumen6ldtter, ipenn 9u iie
betomnlt; 0enn idb muB yiGdte long
ipeinen, uno penn am Sage aud luitig
bic Sonne i4eint, febe i'd lie bod nur
Our9 SrGnsn. Sd bette unO bete, dber
pos bilft's, bieier 2ricg oauert bod
INNER lGneer
90 f9reiben iie orii6en. @ienei6t
btret iib binter Der roben W2aste, Die
DeIpoten uno 9emdgogen oieIem
@Olte soben, ettpas unOeres, pos leis
bet unO peiut. @huei9t ipirO IpGter
einmal ou9 bier cine @eritGnoigung
mOeli9 perben. @ieleibt 1. 2
Sn einem perldRenen 69iiBsn9ro=
ben Lao 5uiidsn @elpebren uno Uldn=
teln Die 9ei9e zines jungen Sffi5iers.
Ssin 40rpcr mar BON elmer @ranote
Serfebt, mr iein i90nes @eiic6t mar
bell eeblie6en, a6er seigte einen
fbmer5li9en 9lusbrud. Gr puroe
pDn uns nit alien militGriI9en Gbren
beItottet. Seine SoT9e entbielt cine
3eibe pertbolIer &drten unb pdpiere,
aud Elm Soeebu9 uno einen bers
i9loKenen 8riefumI9ldg, ouf Dem
Der Rame ,Ia0jeI6oa" Itono. Die
ib aus Ieinem SagebuGe erIubr, mar
er f9on einmoI perpun0et in Der 0eis
mot eepeIen; in oieler 3eit bate er
Ru6ieI9ba fcrnen gelernt. 8er Iic
por, 1T einerlei. nus cinem onOeren
Briefe mar gu ieben, bdB iie ipGter,
ols CT I9on ipieOer i'm Seloe mar,
ffdrb, dber ibre 8rieFc II bic iibri9ens
cine getpObnlicbe @el9i9te entbaIten
m09te i'd ni4t DereeRen. Sier
1ino iis:
Uli9oil SpanopitI9!
Donen sic mir bite oas Bud
Tbiden bon bem mir geItern i'm 9as
garrett iprd9en. Sic tDnnen cs ia
beim @oriibergeben a6geben oocr burb
Sbren 9ruber I9iden. llnIer @eIprGb
ipar f9on 9eim 2eien oes 8u9eS
peroe i4 mid oft Oaron erinnern.
%. 3.
y Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

linn bin i'd megen meiner 9ummelci
bdnfig iiscn gc6licbeu, ino Jest peroe
ib aus OemicI6cn @rlnoc iorhpd6-
reno Oeriest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

gum Qi6t empor nit tlorem Bid
Gin @oripGrts Itets, ME Elm 8uriid,
Sin frobes Soften, tii6nes Streben
limb f9neIIes 6anoeln and ooneben II
Damn bat 0as DaIein 3ped unO 3itl,
@sr GroBes min, errei9t audi biel.
paul 2inoenberg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
g12i9ail syfuanoniiI6!

MoIlen Sic mir bite oas Bud
f1iden, bon oem mir seitern i'm 2as
garrett iprd9en. Sie tDnnen cs ia
beim 8oriibergeben abgeben oo,r bur9
Sbren 8ruOer I9iden. llnIer @eIprd9
ipar f90n. 9eim 2eien oes 8ubeS
perOe i9 mid oft odrnn erinnern.
%. 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

UttlQ!
SeitOem On fort biIf, 1T aIIes gran
unO troitlos. llno beuie btIt Oh niht
eetommen. g(m Gn0e biTt On tranf;
i'd 5ittere Inn Ulital @e6t es Wlita
ober gut, Oonn i9eint mir Oas 2ebeu
fonnig unO I40n. IeIepboniere. Bite,
beuts nod.
gs umarmt Did g2doid.
Gr bat ni6ts ocmertt. er lam
ni9t inS 3immer. &annft rubig fcin,
mein hummer, lic6er N2ifo. Q(bsr
ipdrum fommIt On ni9t. 6eute gents
ni9t, ober morgen. On Ddtteit 81
biel gu tun, ideit 9u. 9ouloir
pouDoir, marder. 9(ues @uiel
Iaoia.
DaB 0u in Der barmbersisen
-S9peiter cine berItGnonisbone Scele
gefunOen 9oif, frsut mid ie6r. On
ftnoeit ia Ionit 70 peuig @eritdnSnis
auf Oieicr BsIt. 9u - fomm oO4.
gaoia.
Sd bin franz. Rsiner 1T oa. Q(nes
grau uno Der Sob nab limb @iner
fOmmt ni9t. SIT alles ous9 Sin
bunter Sruum unb isBt ~ S9luB2.
Sd flebe Did an, tomm 81 mir! @s
fiiBt ibrcn Mifd y}aoid.
n "
Dir bruu9en feline Qluseinanoer-
IeBung. 3eine 6omilienI3ene. @enn
Oh beute nic1t tommit, 1T es fir mid
elm 3ei9en, OoB alles aus lit.
gluOief4bd q
Die 8riefe Bat niemdnb duBer uns
bsioen geleIen. sem 3oten unO mir.
SD babe Iie ireenbpo i'm @olOe in
2ituuen bergraben. 9ort pirO iie
ieiner finbsn.
Mita, mein s5eino, 1T tot, aber CT
nirb mir ber5eiben, Dob i1 oieie
8riefe OerOffentIi4t babe, aud II
gaGbin.
@ei9es 8 Ser5 un6 ipei6er &opF
Gin brabsr Mann. Elm gutter 2ropf.
6nrter &opF uno bortes 6er3
Wla9t bic DeIt BON Gdmpf unO
S9mer3.
Wsi9er &ppf, odS 6er5 bart,
9as 1T Die i9limme, b0ic 9(rt.
9urts ROpfs. Die 6er5sn neicb:
gluf fol4en rubt oas 9eutibe gfei9
linn bin i'd megen meiner 9ummelei
bouiie iiscn gc6licbcn ln0 Jest meroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

6erous, oeren Satcr felt lSrii6ia6r IN
@olen itcbt.
Serfcbrtc SSclt. 9eom-
ter oQlerhuiiroig: nui Dem @Dnna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

lleber cinen eiqenartiqen 3fpi=
f9enfan i'm 2onOoner Qllbom6ros
9bedtcr mcloet ser rMlatin": Qln bic
fer 8u6ne mar cine @dloborteflung
aus 2tnlaB zines "gRu6entageS unter
ben 9(uIpi5ien Oes 9onigs uno Der
&0nigin beronItaltet ipprbcn, ouF be-
rem Proaromm bos .36edicr Oer
Seele" bon @bcreiboff itoro. Der
Sdal mar bon einsm iebr seipd6lten
9jublitum Bis auf oas leBte plGB9en
gefiiGlt, in Der 6ofloge fab nan Die
&0nigin 2lleranoro, Die Prin3eIiinnen
@ittorid uno Wldu0 BON SSiTe, Den
@roBfiirfcn Wli9ael Uli6oiloioiti9
uno onoere mebr. @be Der @orbong
in sic 606e ging, erIdbien Gin S9an-
fpieIer bor Der 3ompe on0 madte
Die Mlitteilung, Oab Die Daritenung
bes Stiides berboten por6en pGre.
Barum9 Dos ipubfe niemanb.