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The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05

of Mrs. Louisa Carlson in st. Peter.
Rev. F. c. Bailey was the officiating
minister and interment was made in
Woodlawn cemetery.
| Mrs. Mary Stebbins of Mankato
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
her home here.
| ]. A. Peterson made a business trip
to the cities the first of the week.
| Miss Effie Mention visited friends
at Cleveland over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Johnson returned to
her school at Window Sunday.
Edwin Claus and Henry Johnson
were Mankato visitors last Friday.
Frank Babcock left Sunday for
Sheldon, Ia, on business trip.
Mrs. Mary Davis visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. G. Cole and family in
st. Peter last Saturday and Sunday.
| Mrs. S. M. Granger has been spend
ing the past week at Good Thunder
with her mother who is seriously i'll.
Misses Dora and Olive Little were
week end visitors in Mankato.
Mrs. William st. John is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Grant,
and family in Pennington this week.
Sven Bengston is building sum-
mer cottage at Lake Emily.
The Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. John Adams Thursday afternoon
| Miss Mabel Johnson of Mankato and
Fred Johnson of Keister, spent last
Sunday at home.
| Fred Fechter is driving new Ford
runabout
Mrs. George Larson and son, Cor
don are visiting relatives at Vesta.
| Street Commissioner S. T. Ecklund
with a crew of men will begin the
work of grading Telephone street
soon.
Miss Dora Little closes a success
full term of school in the Boutwell, dis
trict Friday, and will return to her
home at ElmOre Saturday.
Mrs. J. w. Warrant and daughters,
were entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. l.. Vernon Sunday.
Mrs Ole Johnson is recovering from
her recent severe illness.
Mrs. William Johns and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. l.. Sauro and son left
Tuesday for Owatonna to spend week
with friends.
The village council has appointed
DR.. w. II. Powell, S. w. Johnson and
Peter Anderson as board of health.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Miller and
daug hter and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Roonsch
of Mankato were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Komers.
Miss Esther Erkel spent the week
end with friends at Mankato.
E. l.. Vernon is improving the farm
building on the John Warrant farm
this week
Miss Ruby Swenson visited with
friends in st. Peter last Sunday.
The Babcock and Wilcox stone mill
started the night run for the season
last week
Mrs M. E. Stark of Mankato was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Babcock last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pulver and
children of Waseca spent Easter with
Kasota relatives.
George Eastwood was taken very
sick suddenly last Monday with an at
tack of appendicitis and during the
night his condition became alarming,
and he was hurried to Rochester on
the early morning train, where he
submitted to an operation at five
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The oper
alton was successful and latest re-
ports are favorable. His many friends
here hope for his complete recovery.
Raymond Hamnstedt of st. Peter
visited relatives here last Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Minnie and Alice Crossfield
of LeSueur Center were at home over
Sunday.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
EagIes Had Enjoyable Time.

Last evening Lodge No. 269 Fra
ternal Order of Eagles very pleas
antly entertained the members, their
wives and friends at a dancing party
and banquet at the armory, about one
hundred and twentyfiv couples be-
ing in attendance. Sandon's orches-
ira furnished excellent music for the
dance, which continued until nine
o'clock, when program of songs
was given by d. M. Jones and the
Orpheus quartet. Dancing was then
resumed and at eleven o'clock a de-
liciOus banquet was served by the
lodge, after which dancing continued
until the closing hour. The affair
proved very pleasant one for all in
attendance.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
A, 0. u. w. Had Program.


Members of the A. o. U. w. lodge
held well attended meeting at their
hall in the Knights of Columbus hall
last evening, about forty men being
present. Following the regular ses-
sion an entertaining program was
given with a number of songs by a
quartet, and a boxing exhibition by
Mutt and jeff" These two famous
personages are well known members
of the lodge, but their ability as box
ers was net fully known until last
night, when they gave an exhibition
that would look well on a moving
picture screen, and which was so
well contested that the match was
declared draw. Olaf Rosquist sang
Swedish song. and Attorney Harry
Johnson gave an interesting talk
during the evening. Nice refresh
ments were served at the close of
the party.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
Odd Fellows Held Celebration.

GAINESVILLE Lodge No. 12S /. o.
o. f. held a celebration in the lodge
rooms last evening in honor of the
ninety seventh anniversary of the
founding of the l. o. o. F. in Amer
lea. The day was similarly cele-
brated in all |. o. o. f. lodges
throughout the United States, but
owing to the fact that the Mankato
lodge had their hall rented on that
date the local celebration in honor
of the anniversary will be held on
Friday night of this week. large
delegation of Odd Fellows went over
to Janesville last evening to attend
the affair, those in the party being
w. H. Pay, Fred Fisher, Otto Rinde,
John Anderson, A. d. Wheeler,
Charles Keith, Carl Weber, c. A.
Keene, Thomas Smith, John Koppen,
Il. A. Radcliffe, Charles Bennett, E.
w. Healy and Soren Nelson. A deli
cious banquet was served by the
GAINESVILLE lodge, over one hundred
people being served, and beginning
about eight o'clock an excellent pro-
gram of musical numbers and speak
ing was given. During the evening
John Anderson of this city, grand
guardian of the state, extended an
invitation on behalf of Mankato lodge
No. Is to the GAINESVILLE lodge to at
tend the celebration at the |. o. o. F.
hall in this city on Friday night.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05

Easter colors and flowers. At five
o'clock a dinner was served by Mrs.
Oehler, covers being laid for twenty
five. Miss Wandersee was presented
with a number of beautiful pieces of
china and cut glass.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
From Thursdays Daily.
Will Hold Get-To-Gether.


Tomorrow evening the high school
faculty has invited the parents OF
all pupils in the Junior Senior high
school and friends of the school to
attend get-to-gether meeting. The
program will begin at eight O'Clock
and all fathers are especially urged
to be present, the mothers being in
vited also.
The Girls Glee club will render a
cantata for the first part of the pro-
gram, entitled Three Springs. The
cantata is very pleasing program
and the club has been working on
the preparation of the piece for
some time and count it as one of the
best things they have produced
The second part of the program
will be symposium by the men OF
the faculty. The general topic of the
discussion will be What the School
Aims To Do for the community"
At the close of the program the
domestic science department will
serve refreshments and general Wis
iting will be in order. All parents OF
the pupils now in school and parents
who expect to have children in the
high school are urged to come.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
Entertained Lady Friends.

Mrs. F. Thompson Of Pearl street
entertained party of lady friends
at her home yesterday afternoon, the
time being spent socially. A delicious
supper was served at six o'clock, COW
ers being laid for sixteen guests, and
the remainder of the evening was
spent with social diversions.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
Hostess at Sewing Circle.
Mice C0nk~,,I1 ~, IL ~ ~

Miss Gertrude Landkamer was hos
tess last evening at the regular meet,
ing of the Sewing Circle, the affai
being held at her home on Thir(
street A profitable and pleasan
evening was spent by the young la,
dies and nice refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Milton Oachs, of near MapletoI
transacted business in Mankato Wed.
nesday and visited at the home of hi.
cousin, R. Miller.
Misses Ida Godeman, Emily Tan.
,quist and Marie Amundson, al
nurses, went to st. Paul this morning
to spend week there.
Mrs. F. w. Mosher and children
have returned to Waseca after spend.
ing week in the city as guests o.
Mrs. Mosher's mother, Mrs. Georgt
Wagen.
R. G. Fisher, president of the
Fisher Clothing company. was il
Mankato yesterday afternoon. He ha!
just got back to this country afte
a winters stay on the Burmah is
! lands.
Redwood Falls Gazette: Johr
Lindquist, of Mankato, was a bust
ness visitor here Monday Mr. Lind.
quist was formerly a resident o.
Wanda and came back to Redwood
county to look after his real estate
interests and to pay his taxes.
Albert Lea Tribune: mike" known
il nrivate life as Clarence Meixell
arrived in the city Tuesday from LAX,
/ Crystal, where he has been hibernat
| ing during the winter months. Mix,
you will remember, is the left hand
ed gentleman who planted so man,
perfectly good dollar four hit ball
among the strawberries over the righ
garden wall last season. Mike i
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
SiIkey- -Zuhlsdorf.

Miss Rose B. Silkey. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Silkey, prominent
farmers of LIE Ray township, and Mr..
August NJ Zuhlsdorf, of GAINESVILLE.
were united in marriage this after
noon by Judge Evan Hughes at the
court house. The bride and groom
are we'll and favorably known in their
locality, and have a large circle of
friends, who will unite in best wishes
for their future happiness. Mr.. and
Mrs Zuhlsdorf will make ther home
in Janesville
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
Concert BY Orpheus Club.

Miss Cyrena Van Gordon, the tai
ented Chicago Grand Opera company
star, who will appear at the Orpheus
club concert to be given at Mankato
theatre on Friday evening, May 8
possesses a powerful mezzo- contralto
voice of unusual merit. Miss Van
Gordon is Il young singer who is
rapidly making place for herself in
the musical world, and has won un-
stinted praise from the best musical
critics wherever she has appeared
The Orpheus club held rehearsal last
evening, and a special business meet
ing to arrange all details for the COM
ing concert.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05

Tuesday morning. She, is very low
with lvalvular weakness of the heart.
The Mankato free press., 1916-05-05
Parcel Shower.

Parcel Shower.
Mrs. William Oehler entertained at
a parcel shower yesterday afternoon
for Miss Henrietta Wandersee There
were about twenty-five present, who
enjoyed social afternoon. Musical
selections were rendered~by Miss Hat
tie Guentzel and Vernon Oehler. The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
JuureS GOO.

g[us 2ou1unne ipir0 beri4tet, bat
bic @rmorbung bes fron5DiiT9en 90.
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Ti9 aus benz DfTentli6en 2eben Suriid.
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uiIfSuf4Iueen.
gaab Der DdrItelung NfIatoips
fiir9tete bic ruIFT9e geeieruns, baE
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mar, bab sr bon einem Ro9etrieg se.
gen DeutTblano nihts piNen ipclte
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oen Gtuotsrat pasteiptB noh puris
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Gborfop ernannt. no bic Sitter oeS
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Dem Gitel Gr5elen5 gum 9snburms.
rteprGFetteu I'm @roBen Souptquartiel
beS @roBfilriten gsitoIoi glitoloieiuitId
befOrbert.
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Sn ber TrtmOe.
Bon 0Imamft gSiIbeIm esIeasI.

USfSs2'sse'ss X y x X 'Sst Y x x sss x x S2s<Ska
oft bab ib bid ruub seihOIten,
Mtutteripra9e, 10 Oertruut
Sober bate mir gegolten
Siibli9er SirenenIaut.
llnO nun irr' i9 in Der Terne
Jreuoenlos BON Srt gu Srt
LIMB OernGbms. adj tpie serne!
Nur Elm einois beuti9es MOrt.
Muu6es rsst ii9 mir i'm SRneru,
@O9, pie f6off' i'd bier ibm QnftS
glu' mein finolides Grinnern
Stnoet in mir feline @ruft.
GiuTam T9meif id in bic Teloer,
sud- Elm Gdo Der glotur;
Nber 8G9s, Winbs. MGloer
&auIhen fremo ouf oieier Glur.
llnperItanben, unbeo4tet,
Mie mein beutIdes 2isO berbdIt,
8Ieibt es, ipenn mejn 8ufen iamn4tet
llno In bangem Sebnen ipoIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
Gin SabnbrcdDrr.
SIi@rr i1rtrb in Ssnti9 an frans
1GiIi1rn @rueraI.

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gismard iid 5uerit Oes 0eutTdsH in
ieiusn yOten an frembe MGdte be.
biente. Do9 1T oas nidt gono rid.
tig. Wielmebr tonnte bic Nnpenbune
Der oeutiden Spra9e i'm oiplomati'
I9en @erte5r Dor tur3em Elm bun,
osrtiGbriges SubiIGum fsiern, uni
8liider mar es, Der ii9 bas putrio'
tide @er0ienit eriparb, 0uerIt einer
Brief in beutidber Spra1e an siuer
fran50iiiben Wlu9tbuber eeri8tet 81
bdbeH.
NapoIeon batte am 20. Suni, 1916,
Dem Sbrone SugunItsu Ieiuss Sobnss
entfaet, Morf9au DopouIt NOR gum
Oberbefeblsbober Der fran30IH9er
Sruppen ernannt tporoen. DieIer CT,
Iieb nun om 30. Suni an ben syiiriten
9lu9er ein S9rsiben, porin er ibm
mittsilte, bic perbiinoeten MG9te Bat,
ten bereits ertlGrt, bur9 IopoIeons
Tbronentiaeuns iei Die llrTd9e oes
Rrieges binipegserGumt, nit Oeiter'
reid lei elm WoffenitilIItonb obse.
idlOKen. uno er, 8lu9er, piirOe BOZ
Der eonSen MeIt cine eroBe @eront,
portli4teit uuf ii9 Ioocu, penn Ell
trOboem bic Tsinbislisieiten fortieber
ipolIs. Els Der olte Marf4oI Dor,
ipGrts bon Dem Snbolt bieIes FranaOf.
f8en S9reibens &enntnis ssuommsn,
berieF er @neiIenau, uno NIT oieIem
semeinfam entiparf er einen grisI
etpa fOlgenoen WortIauts: rMeiu
Serr Marf9all! @s 1T irrig, bat
opiIden ben perbiinbeten WlG6ten unt
Trontreid ale llria9en gum arieg,
oufgebOrt boben, peil glapoleon BEN
Sbron sntiust BAT. Dieier BAT nun
beoingungSpeiIe auguniten Ieines Sob,
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mails etne Staot ins Neroerben.
MOllen sic Die @ertpiinI4unaen bon
parts ebenfo tpie ole BON Samburo
auf ii9 Iooen9 Hur in poris Tam
elm 5uDeriihtlider DoffenFiaItonb se.
fblOKen perbeu, Sd made Sbuer
bemertIi9, 9err Mari9al, oaB, penn
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fOnberbor lit, DAB sic uuIsre nit
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Offi5iere gegen oas WDlterrebt ouriid.
balten." Oils @netIenau hermit fer'
tig mar, ipOIIte @Ia9sr Die syeber er.
sreiTen unb unteri9reiben. SRI
aber, Dur9Iaudt," meinte @nsiieHdu,
nmub Der Brief ins Tran0OiiI9s iiber.
trogen perben.~ - .Was, sic ipOleu
ben Brief erit iiberisbeu!~ Iugte Bill
der erftaunt. - n1atiirli9, Durd.
Iaudt, mir t0nnen einem TranSOisu
bod niCbt 5umuteu, ouB er eineu oeut'
lheH Brief perIteben iou!" - nWarum
osnn ni9t9" risf 8lii9er piitenO,
.gDie bat oenn Dobouit an mid &c.
idrieben9 Su frun5Oiiider @prude;
aIIo bobs icb bas &e9t, in oeutl9er
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bic Nafe riimpfen un0 iagen, Der &erI,
Der 9lii9er, 1T 70 bumm, OaB er nihi
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feiner Wlutterfprd9e I9reibt, Sd
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beutI6 peritebt unb mir In fsiner
WlutterIpra9e idreiben muB!" Ddbei
bIiebs, unO Der @rief ging oeutf4 ob,
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Eritrlru3t.
@an 81. 9ssaI.

en- meinem Spred3immer. Sim
@arteroum iteben unb iiben pitle
MenI9en, 70 OaB metn DienitmGoAen
foIiunglOs gu mir bereintOmmt uno
8eri9t ertattet.
.Serr DOttOr. . eObt uemme Gles
rel. 3 il1t tot SdtuebI Ono tOi plab
mai bo! Mds IOIle mer mu4a9"
.Sd, 2uifs, piHsu Sie tpasg ylebs
men Gie oos Sdilo m8eieBt" bort
briibeu, sic tpiTen f4On no, meg uno
bGngen sic es iibsr Ous MarteotmS
mer!"
Sine belle Grleu9tung bufdt ilber
ibr @eiidt uno fe i9piugt iih be-
bend, foipeit bies ibr natiirlt4er Inns
fang geFuttet, biniiber.
grIfer putieut: pGntIduIOieeu sic,
Serr Dottor. Wlein Name lit Sobann
SyrieOri5 SatOb Diaper, sebOren am
90. 9luauIt, 1856, in Bulineen. Wlir
lit ntdt ipobl. 9lles, pos ih febe,
pos mir beg9net. 1T mir ntmmsr
re9t. Sebe i9 Morgens meine Grou
nit meinem RafTse. ounn i9impfe t4.
er fei au f9paro. 8ringt iie ibn NIT
mebr Milb, oann made i'd einen
Rra6, es Iei oas retuite &inosrfriibs
itiid. Romme i9 Dor bas SouS unb
Der @ebtpeg 1T niGt fauber, oann
fabre ib ouf Oas Dieuitmdo4en Ios,
boB I6ou Ole Se9fte oapOngelaufen
1T. llnb 1T Der @ebtueg bIiBbldnt,
bann made i6 meiner 5rau @ortptrfe,
iie t0nne ibre DieHitmGohen gu ettUds
unoerem bertpenoen, als nur bic @ahe
5u febren; iie peroe ia bod gIei4 pis'
Der f6mubig, tpsnn man Ouriiber gebe.
6err Dottor, ipiFen sic mir Elm 6eils
mittel9 Sm Wertruuen eeIugt, meine
ssrou 1T bereits bon mir ongeitedt unb
beainnt felt etnigen Sosen es AUDI 10
su MAIDEN. MiTsn Sie Oieaei&t ein
W1ittel, bos i9 unbemertt in ibren
RoFfee tuerfen tOnnte9 Denn tpenn ite
bas Waittel tennt, trittelt fe aud.
Sd: so, oas 1T nidt 70 einfd4.
llnIere Qlpotbeter iiuO nod nidt 10
tpeit. gber i9 fonn Sbnen etne bee
fonoers pirtIome Metbooe empfeblen.
Menn es sic i'm gfd9en tibelt uno
sic meinen, sic miibten berumfuHs
teIn uno Rratebl MAIDEN, aiDinsen sic
Ii6 nit aIler @eipolt, Sbren Wlunb
3u balten. 9lm 9lnfons gebts f4tper.
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Sperren sic biellei9t Elm ipenis bic
gueen ouf, 6dS modt ni9ts. glber
nur fef Die OberIippe uuf Die llnter'
Iippe!"
GrIter potient: sd oonte Sbnsn
boIt re6t TbOn, Serr Doctor. yi4t
ipobr To!" (9er putient oriidt fet'
nen Muno suTammen, bab id Elm 2d'
9en perbeiBen muB)
Sd: pSd, sroBdrttg. Sd beipuu'
bere sic fOrmli4."
grTer patient: so, HO4maIs
@ont. Wos bin i4 i4uIbig, '5err
Dottorg"
Sd: sir oie erfe @predituube
oebn Wlart."
@rItsr potient: .SeKes ="
Sd: nSie miiKen INNER ben Wlunb
5uIommenoriiden."
potient fOIst, aabIt = uno sebt.)
Gs tlopft.
Sd: s!Sereinl"
3meiter patient. iusiblihen @e'
fdle9ts; rRs8t eeIesneten suteu MOrs
gen, Serr Dottor. 9l9 baben Sies
T9Tn bier, BLOB Der @orbang bu.
Der Iibt Elm toenig ib,pp. Ste geItdts
ten. (Sie riittelt an ben SpiBen.)
llnb Dsr5eiben Sie (Iie nimmt ibr Sas
f9entu9 berous), Ou liest Elm tuenlg
Staub 0ie ipiTdt ibu ipes). 9Iber
ionit - -, boben Sie Iiebe Suuss
Ieite9 9ld, bei mir, einfo9 f9redlih.
Sic MAIDEN fi9 teinen 9esriff. Wadn
tDnnf. = oentsn Sie fid nllr -.
gJlfr 1T effpdS fchnfn0elid.
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Ourbous nidbt Ieibten 9eOinauneen
5ur ooIlen 3uirie0eu6eit oeS Gromi.
natorS. ,SOl" iogt ser 6clopebeI,
~Sie brauhen uiht mebr i'm 9oiiin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
@9niReI.

Sm SRriss fou man am Srieb midi
perSagen.
Die meiiteu iDOIsn uidt iiberasu'
gen, fonoeru redt bebaIten.
Mer ieinen Rrisg erfabrsn Bat.
ipeiB nidt, mas Der Triebe 1T.
Dur9fdnittIid tommen uul
ieoe hineiil6e 5rau iisben 9eburten.
Die 2lngit 1T Der G4pinosIaufuIl,
Der Die tOmmeHoe gefubr srtennsr
IGbt.
@os frifde TIeiTb BON SuifiIdsu
uno go9eu fdmsdt uub rieht mad
SoImiuteeif.
@as tIsine StGotden @iesburg BE-
iibt Elm Qlr9ib nit msbr ala 100000
mittelaIterli1en llrfunben.
Sn ben Wierloubsn gibt es Trausn,
ole on einem Sage blnbert pfunc
@rbbeeren unO bnriiber pfliiden.
Sn Der gitp bon Melbourne Iino
alle Stroben cine ensIif9e Wleile lang
unb neunoie engIii@e Sub brett.
Die GrIonger @ibeIonItoIt iteIltl
Teiner5eit feit. boB Der 9u6Rabt u
923.015 nal in Der @ibel bOriommt
Die 0RieIenmuT6eI (9iantsgIum)
lam 8obenoen nit Dem Nano ibrer
meterlangen S9aIen bds 9ein abI9las
gen.
Gs 1T Elm Notursefeb. OoB ollea
9eben. je raItlofer es eelebt ipirb, Inn
70 IbueIler iid auslebt unb Elm gnbs
nimmt.
@s 1T fbon 70 pisI, ipenn man nul
einem Ser5en uueutbebrli9 TT. bab ea
@ermeIenbeit tp6re. an mebr ala oaa
gu elauben.
Der lebte bes beriibmten SerrT1ers
geI8Iehts Der GcoIiger lebte nod Gnos
bes neunoebnten Sabrbunoerts als
S9ubflider in 0erona.
Die grOBte MoI9ee Der WeIt,
Sumu Masiio in DeIbi, erbebt iiCh oui
einem 5ebu Mleter boben unb 140 DEE
ter Iangen unb breiten @isred.
Die stpa 10000 Rilometer Idngs
Reiie bon glOrbosutf9lonb bis on Die
Suoipibe 2lfritas ipirO ibOn BON bier
bis fiinf Mscnate alien St0rden aus
riidselegt. sias- aso's lsa ainin
9 o flirdtbor aud Der Rrieg 1T, 70
betunbet er bod Die seiItise @rDBe
oes Menf6eu, Der feinem mG9tigiteu
Grbfeinb. Dem Sooe. gu trObeu permas.
9etne.
@eiI oos 10. 2inienrmimsnt ben
1ourbonen treu 9ebIieben lpar uno gee
gen bic gapOIeoniIHe Sruppe getGmpFt
bate, muBte es uuf NapOleons 8efsbI
etne MeiIe Srouer an ben SubneH traS
gen.
Die llniberIitGt &riItionta Iebte in
ibr biesiGbrises Budget eineu 8stros
fir bic GiniteIIung oeutI9er 2uItur'
uno 2iteroturportrGge elm, Die Der
beutIbe paItOr @iintber bort i'm Qaufe
Der nG9fen Wlonote balten Ton.
DaS eipig WeibIide bermog inners
bolb Der @eFiiblsIpbGre boRelbe iuie
Oos sipig WGnnlihc innerbulb Der Sns
teligenSIpbGre: onBerbuIb feineS eisss
nen S9s einen punit 3u firoen, bon
benz aus ods DoTein iih bebeu IGbt.
Glen &sp.
Set ben gbineien 1T ss Site. oob
Den @sf9iiben Spfer borssbroht ipers
oen. Dor Ole MiinbuRg Der 2ononen
iperoen bic Opfsr gsiteIlt. gum 8eis
fpiel elm S9peinstOpf, Elm Iebenb.s
9ubn. Elm Slid; Dor ben Spfern fnien
Nffiaiere nieoer nn6 fleben bic @eiter,
ipsl9e bic Ri4tung Der @eIhOHe Iens
In, an. ibnen IN Rriess5siten eetreu gu
Iein, IOoaB Die Rugsl itets ibr 3ieI
treffe, ferner, bub bus NObr niHt
pIabe imo OersIeiden mebr. gld4 btss
fer 3eremOnie perOen Die Rononen O.
Ioben uno obeefeuert, uno bic OpFer
berfhpinben, bon ben @sTdOHsn oers
itiideIt unb in bic 2iifte setrosen. i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

au bIeiben, sic oiirfen binmisidhuim-
men!" ~gId TO- Il brlmmt Scr
6reiibwimmer, i'd beb6 alopt, id
Tam MI weooer triiog bi Wmooernl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

@On oen GolOatsn TrieSri&s beS
@rOBeu iinc etipa feds prOSent &C..
fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

men miIl,~ iaet ser SeIowebeI, ser
meIoet lid oriibeu beim 9aoemei-
iterl4 Sin bieOerer BONNER tritt
oeun nun audi an uuO eriiiat ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

6reibeit sic i'd meine...
9efruien Der aIteu Sobraduge fom-
men gum eritenmdl IN ole Wlilitdr.
baoeanitolt. n@er ii6 ireiibwim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

Sn gtFen buIten bic 9lerote ibrt
5prs6ItunOen in ben 9tpOtbetsn ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

Aus Rrdtau piro beridtet:
~D5iennit seiiomstiA meIbst. DAB nahs
benz bic RuFen Sic @loden ous ben
ortboooren airGen In Minst peeees
fdufFt baben, es iid5 oeiste, ouB bics
feIben polniE9e obsr IateiniIhs Sns
99riFten batten. Wian1e oteTer Slot
ten iuoreu febr alt, ftommten aus benz
fiinfaebnten Sabrbunbert uno ipureH
BET Der GinfIbrung oes gbriItentums
In 9itauen gegoRen. Q[nbere SnIbrifs
ten entboIten Sipar feline SobresSablsn,
troeen bofiir bic yldmen Der oamaIs
berrI9enben polniI9eu RDniee Rofis
mir beS Soeellonen unb Sigismuno
bes QlIten. Qluf ibrer Manberuua
tOmmen iebt Ole @IOden mad MOss
Tau. tpo Te bon benz SHidIdI, 6as
aIlem ariessmetal beportebt. ereiIt
iperben.