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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
steAer ant ge0iar.

T>ie erHs Observation-Disclosures 1T
jett Mirtlihteit getporosn. Der Rotb
Der Ia1iTd6en StoOt Oi6aB bate iis
oerart bef1IoHsn, onB nur Dem mGun~
licben So9eitoIaen fiir iein QIlleiulsin
nuf 0es 2sbens 5lrr Elm beionberer
SbOIus fir ben StabtIGdel abpsrs
laugt perOsn Tollte; uuimebr purDe
Der erite @ntipurf audi auf oas syrGus
Iein, bos pcrgebli9 ouf ben SSreier gee
partet bat, ausgeoebnt. 2llIo BAT Der
9etpsiger RrsisauslduB beI9lofeH.
gla9 man9erlei Wenn uno 9lber Stpar
Die ii9 auf ole getpiB porbouOenen
SGrten elmer fOlbeu Stsuer be3ogeu,
uno bic es f6IieBIib au9 betDirtten,
ooB Die 6teuer nur ouf WiOerruf ge=
ue6utgt ipuroe. 9lan ou9te oa j. 3.
an IoIMe lluberbeiratbete, bic einen
eigenen unp man6mal bur9aus ni9t
billigen Sausbalt fiipen, un6 Elm so=
lanter Regierungsratb piDmete Elm
Defenders bemitleioenbes @ort oen
MGb9en; Bel Oie1en beitebe oo9 in
ben allermeiIten 5Gllen Oie 4bf9t,
it9 81 berbeirdtbsn, unO penn ibnen
6ieS ni6t gelinae oiirfe man Iie Dess
balb Oob nidt b0ber beiteuern. 9lber
es boIf ni4ts. @ie einsigen, bic ou6
fiiroerbin iteusrFrei bleiben, Iin6 oie
fotbOliIGen @eiftli@en Die llebriaen
ober, MdnnIein iDie Meiblein, Iopeit
iie Der goloene 91eif am gRinofinger
ni9t oriidt, miifen Ii9 einen 3uiHlog
5ur @emeinbes@infommenIteuer ges
fallen laHen, Der bel einem Ginfpmz
men bon 1900 bis 2400 Start fiinf
pro5ent, bon 1000 Bis $500 Wlorf Is
proaent, BON $500 bis 10000 Wlart
20 pro3ent un0 bei einem @intommen
iiber 10000 Start % pro5ent betrGgt.
90 piG es Ger Ratb Der Stoot
Sfnab, bic neue Steuerquellen
brau8t. 9luf boB nun ober ni9t ons
3ubiele GtubtbGter i'm DeutT@en Geicb
ebenfalls no9 oieIer DiinI6elrute
greiFen, teiIte Der Sberbiirgermeilter
BON 2sipoig nit, OaB nob Ietner
iuobliiberlegten 9lniidbt Die Ginfiibz
rlln9 elmer Observation-Disclosures in
er6BsrsH StdOten unm0gIi6 iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
0er5meife(t.

Sin Mann aus 9biIubelpbia maGis
eine NeiIe n11 europa unO tpurbe iees
franf. vt legtc ii9 IN Ieincr 2am=
mer uieSer uno lieB ieine Srau BIT.
ten, 5u ibm 5u tommeu
u5enrD,~ Iaoie Ct NIT iDnaGer
Gitnme. alS iie an Ieiuem Bette ltano,
Drcin IeitaiHcnt Iiegt bci Der @Oms
merciol IriIt Company. SO babt
nles Dir ptrmaWt. Pile Mertpapiers
finoeit BIZ III aeinem Gta6lfadl."
Gr bitlt iHne, aner nad9 elmer Weils
begann cr iri:0er 3u ipresbeH, Diesmdl
sttpo8 lebbnfter
alIn0 Ssnnp," Bat er, ntaB mid
oriiben auf Der cnberea Geite nes
MelirncereB bsqrrten. yloh einm1l
tonn ih Iold9e EsiIe Mot auSbaI.
ten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
Be(traftcs lDra6(cn.

a9ds 1T cine beroamat fcins Gar,
Die Gle oa boBen." la9tc Der olte
Munn nit Dem langen 3irnbart, dls
er ii1 bor sem 6oteI in Sogus Dub
leigDs Auto anIdb.
sd mad Sbnen cine Mette," ers
pibcrte DubIciab. rSoeuic Wlorgen
btn Id in pcm Auto genuu fiinTuaos
fiinf3ig M}inuten Dou Mattiils Gcr.
ners bicrEcr gefounien. Das beiBt
'pas, ni1t pdbr2"
80 ia, oag min i9 meinen," err
tldrte Der alte Wionr no9OentlicD.
naonren Gie CO bctpsiien9"
nMeire fiinf @dite finO meme 3sus
gen. mar bic Qtntiport.
yMeu, Sbr Mort gcniigt MIR" ent-
i6ieo oer 5rcin6e. n3dbltn Gle mir
glein fiirfunSspan5ig Dollars, uno
Damn ipollen mir bic G5atbe ais erles
6igt anleEen. Sd) Bin Gier ndmli9
SrieDensri@ter lin0 lpenn 5ie Die
Strofe glcirb erlesen Iport oas uns
bei6en 3eit.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
Jun6eRteGegrOp6ie.

9ie nGlettroit4niIGe 3.itI9rifr
bringt cine 3uiammenitsllung Der
funfentelegrapbiIden Stationen auf
Der gan5en Grbt; unO 5fpar duT
GjrunD etres BON Snternotionalen
Bureau bes WeltteIearopEnpercins
beraussegebensn @er5ei6nides, ods
ben Stano bonn /. 2lpril 1915 borIteIs
len ioll. SH 8eSug ouF 0Ie gtnSaH
Der &iiItenzStuticnen itsbcn oie Ser
etnigten Gtoaten nit lao an crYtsr
StelIe. eS folgt GjrOBbritannien NIT
81, &onabo NIT AZ Stationen; Donn
tOmmen StaIien nit 81, RuBlonb NIT
80, 9Llasta mil 20, @roiilien nit %,
Gpdnien nit 81, QuTtrolien nit 20.
unO erit all 5ebnter @teIle SrontreiG
uno DeutI9lonb NIT ie 18 2iitens
Stdtionen. Syopan belbt Ii, Sefters
reihsllngarn bier iln0 Gbina MIR orei
&iItsn=Stationen.
Die Suntentcle9rop6ie BAT i6rc
bauptIG9li9e Gtiibe i'm GdbiFFspers
tebr esponnen uno oesbalb mug Gin
Bib iiber ibre 9erbrcitun9 Dor glllem
bic ouf S1iffen beFinOliden 9oro.
Stdtioren dufiUeiIcn, SDienad, IinO
Ole etn3elnen 2Gnoer in tpeIsntlt6 ans
Oerer @ruppirung all Der @ntipidlnng
Der 5untenteIesrapbic beteiligt On
erIter Stelle ltebt bier noturlib
@roBbritdnnien nit 1868 Stotionen,
Odnn folgen Ole @ertinigten Stadieu
init 967 an 0ritter @tslle bereits
Deut19lanO nit 537 unb ON pierter
Gtelle 5rontrei9 nit 357 Stotionen.
Sn Iebr ipeittm 9l6Itan0. Tolgtu Donn
Stolien uno Jdpun nit je los. bic
yiieoerlanOc (Oie MIR feds RiiTtens
Stationen EaEeu) nit 122, &uBldno
nit 119 unb SeiierrsiHsllngdrn nit
101 StatioHen. Sopun. 9raiiIi,n,
Spanien, glufralien taben 90, Go, 70
uno Ga 8orb=Stationen. Sm Gdns
gen ipeiit bic elite 706 2iifen= uno
4S46 8orOsSiotionen ouf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
&an0glOiicn gu SSatrrlOD.

Sn eiuem @arteubauic bel Ga
8slle=2ll.iance (MqterloO) mar langs
3eit Elm 9llbum ousgeIcgt, In ser iicb
sic 9cIuc5sr Der @1Id9tfeI0sr IN po=
stiid9en mO proTaif4cn @rsiiiieu unS
nit i6rer 9lomsHsuntcrI6rift percnigs
ten. Sin gertretcr jersr glaiiou, Die
70 gsrne iiber 2llles berri6en m09te,
tiH GusIdnber, eigHete ii9 5pei 8dH0e
Siefes 9lIbums aus ben Sabrsn 1895
bis q an unO IieB einen 1eiI Der Sns
i6riften I'M llHiieD Ssrpice=S Sournai
aboruden. Wleiltens botten ii9 @ngs
ldnoer, Die Dem G0pen ppu Materloo
ibren 8elu6 obitatteten, IN oo8 Qll=
bum eingei9riebeu. Gs bIieb babel
ni9t aus, OaB ii9 DerI1ieoene Hntio=
uen in Den Nteoerf6riften aneinanoer
ris6en, Sin 5ron5oie idrieb Elm; n2a
@dr0e meurt, HdiS ellie ne Ie renb
pas" (0ie @arbe itirbt, bod iie er=
gibt fi6 ni9D, Elm @ngldnoer ieBte
oarunter: .3um 9eipeiIe parfen bisr
me6r uIs 1900 Mann bon Der @aroe
ibre 8nffen fort uno ereoben Ii9 als
Gsfaugene.1 Sin DeutI9er, Graben
aug Sa@Teu i9rteb oermiitelno oa3u:
sd babe IN oieIem 8u6e Dielen par
teieeiit gcfunDen bod @9re Iei Dem
MutDel Dies III mein DablIpru6,
m6ge es ii4 nun BON TranaoIen, Deuts
f4en pber Gngldnoern banoeln. Die
tapfere @or6e bat cbenIObiel QlnIprud
ouf g}ubm, ais oas AZ. l9ottiIHe Re7
gimen., ipel6es einen Sag lang elmer
gan3en 4rmee piOeritano." Sin
Sponier, Wt, Serofons 8iscopu,
f4rieb:
5aapoleon buBF in oieIer S9la9t,
Die Sdma1, oie er iiber mein Qon0
gsbrobt,
90 mDgen emit ollie an Sbanoen
iperDea,
Die Gponiens @br' uno Stub gsFGbrs
ben.
Gin 2tmeritansr Sunius grutus
BOotb briidte Iein @ebauerH aus, DAB
Elm prOiaif9es Bolt, ipis bic GngIGn=
Der, oen eroben &aiier lb,rpdltigt
babe. Sin 9sI9ier, @ouOan aus Brill
fcl, Der QitbogropD ipor uub InIid)tsu
Oes G9lohtfel0es BON BoterloO bers
Hsllte un0 nit 9utem @eipinH pers
taufts, faBt: Elm @utoCbten - in
fhlidtem frono6iiI9 - in Die Dorte:
rMie aus Der TdlllniB 2eben erpd9it,
10 aus benz llnoliid oos Slid, bo8
ielbe Waterloo, oas 70 piele tot bins
geitredt; gibt ben 2itbograpben 5u
lebeu. Mas jenen Elm llneIiid ipor.
lit mir gum Slid geiporoen. Den
Rdmen bes Deolcn" 8eloierS umrobms
ten fpGtsrs 8efu9tr mi! oer QlusruFsn
nllnmtnI6". n@lsl" Aub FONT
erfrsuIen ii9 Die 8slgier in friiberer
3eit nidt Der gt9hlng ibrer jebigen
8noese.nofsn. SSn Wurf9ou erfAien
i'm Sabre 1889 auf toilerli1en 9tftGl
Elm Qllmanu1. 9lber BeIgien ourfte
oarin nibt aIs europdilde Ma6t auf=
gefiibrt rDeroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
Cine cuft(picge(ung.

Wlnn I9reibt aug Dortmun0: Mie
ous Weicenau I'M SieotreiIe beri6tet
miro, er3dblten cine QlnSo9l 9(rbeiters
innen Der Siegener S9roubens uno
MutternFabrit iibereinItiinmeno bon
einer ieItlomen 2uftipiegelung, Die iic
ON Oitli9en 9immel, @prmtttags 81
ll9r beoba9tet baben Gs eri9ien 3u=
nGHit cine seuerrinne, bic INNER
GROCER tpuroe unb 1Hliebli9 ipic cine
@ranate plabtc. gld9Osm Ti9 DdS
Dfters tpieDerbolt 9otte, tdner 8erge
gum &or14etn, in 0enen gegeneiuan=
Der fGmpfenOe Solboten fihtbor ipurs
ben. 9lu1 fab man cine Teuerlinie.
gBeiter erbLidten bic 9epbo6terinnen
cine gtn3abl 2ranfenidpeitern, Die
einen Berg binoufitiegen. 9eren
Sauben fonnten iie gan3 oeutlic9 err
tennen. Durauf 3eigte ii9 Elm freier
pIaB, duf Dem ii9 c:niee &rieger be-
fnncen, bic in elm tleines Saus mar
ftierten. Deutlih NOR 3u Ieben, ipie
Damn Elm sSenIter 3ugemo6E tpurbe.
gtun ipuroe lpie0er Elm 8eroes sbiiqel
ii4tbor, auf oeFen Spite orei SoIoo=
ten TbuBbereit lagen. 3uIeBt fdben
Die Beobo9terinnen in einem Berg
2oufgrdbsn, Ourb bic Solooten bins
bur9lielen. Damn trat oie Sonne
itort berpor unb Die GrT9einung pers
f9ipanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

gcue I!ono oor ibm nit nieOsrgss
l4lagenen &tllgen uno CAB ibm ous
Padst.
n@uieu 1a9 griB. fIaItsrte fc.
SD iclts Slnen Oos bie1 bon S6rer
MtItter iiberbringen."
5riB irurbc abps1leIub rot unb
hIoB o3u fyeuHOIih," meiute Ct
perlsgeH DOS lonn idb ia gar nitbt
perIangeH."
gSa,~ fubr Gene fort ,uno oouu
babe i'd bier nod etpos ~" iie lucbis
in ibrer WlanteItai6s Ha@ Dem Teuer'
5sug.
Da lam Grib Elm cutter Ginfon.
nWenn Sic 3sit 6aben, 2ene, tSnns
ten mir Elm Gtiid ipo5iereH geben. sd
lDollte geraOe fort, dls sic tomen. 90
orouBen tann man eber Elm Mort nit
etnunoer re0eu, alS bier"
sic mdhte tebrt uno eing an Isis
ner Seite lnHgYam biauus.
Dor Dem 2a3arett Iagen Itine g[u,
lagen, oeren @ege in Elm Ddlbcben
fiibrten.
Das Gefeu fdien 5riB bod nod
re6te Nliibe gu moAeH unb es mar
gang notiirli9, 0aB Gene i6m onbot,
% er iidb ni4t auf 1ie Itiiben tpoIe.
NatiirIih tpollte er llno INNER
5fter lieB er icite @lide ouf Sem biibs
Icben Wdo6snarlIib ruben, oas mil
einem urbefhreibli4en @uSOrud oann
uno mann 5u i'm emporT9oute,
3onge fprahen Tie tein Mort. &n0s
li9 ermonute Te5 Srib uno Frogte:
sSngten @ie nidt Mluttcr babe
mir nod etipds gcl9idt9"
Sie fanoen jebt fin Dor elmer 9ros
Zen 9orusbede nRb 9eue bro@te 0oa
5euer5eug aus iGrer Taihe.
n6ier,1 fasie iie, gcriten8 ionte i&
Sbnen bas iibeySsbsn unO 6onn
uno oann nod IT."
Ste oeritummte, id)tua 6ie Qtugcn
nieber IhIu9 Iie oarn pie0sr 81 i'm
duF IGbelte Gin fpeRig uno plSBliG
tropfteu ibr Trdnen oua sen Wugsn.
Dqens" rief T;iB tcftiir5t; rpna
iIt 0enn iDorum ipcinen Gie beHu9"
sd peine ia gar ni1tl" srfpioerts
iie. bic beIlen perlen obf6utteIuo,
sd toollts Sbnen BLOT fagen. 8rib,
tDie I6redlib Ieio eS mir mt boB
ih I'M oori9en Gomner 70 unausltsbs
lib 5u Sbnsn mar.
oOb bite, bite, psbrte er in tDt.
Iiher @erIssenteit soas bat ia gar
nibts 5u Iaocn -"
500" fu9r Tie auF. .Gs bat
nic9ts 5u Iagsn? Qlttr i'd mcins
icb Iollte i'd iuolte unO S6re
Wlutttr IdBt Sbren iogen. re fdidt
Sbren siHea &uB!"
9lus osn tlaren NldoGsnaueen
leu9tetc iebt Elm 70 I4elmiI9er Bid
81 ibm empor, Dab 1riB IeiNen Stod
faIlen lieb uno beiOe 4rme lin Gene
IAlanQ.
oMdosll MdbeIl" jubelte cr. Den
Stub min I'D mir aber idmtdsn loI.
ienl" llno feline iril8cn aippen
brannten ouf cen i6reu uao tonnssn
fi8 fat uibt mebr bon ibneu trennsn,
glIS Gene ipis0er 81 2ttsm tdm,
reibtt iie ibm bas Tsuer5sug bin.
ullnb bier, 6riB, III au9 bas Ben
5enOing, 0as 6tint I2utter ~"
9n la6ie Trib jau45eno ouF.
a@csbaIb Gat sic W}utttr ousees
rebnet bid 81 mir g,I9idt! Sb,
oieIe 9ol6cn,, oieTc G.rrlidc m}utterl
Mie iie msin 6er3 feuutl Du, Gene,
6as Scuer5cl9 ipor bIoB Nlitiel 81
Dem 3psd, ci4 5u MIR 5u i4idcal4
ltno er na6m 2tuc bon neuem IN
bic 9lrme uno flBtc iie.
glls er iie frti ca3, fagte a.:
DOS ribiiae Seucr5eug 'iro ii bod
0einc 2ippen, Gene hi mein Dtr3is
ger S1aBl"
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N I rlent

Sm Snncritc1 5ipeifelt cine 5roil nis
oaran, oaB @Snigc unO g:ttelieute lie
Iiebeu 9a3 @e9enteil muB i6r erii
betpieien peroen.
Gs aibi MeHfben bon Ser glatur
Ger @ummibdlle. Sie Derlieren ibre
5dbigtsit, INNER ioieOer bodouiprins
gen tatidc6lih erit oann renp ibnen
Dis Cuff aussebE.
rat @rioIa garautirt Gipolo
Sr1uale 5riicir
@oriidlt aS,d gIduhc cr lit
Orauf ino bran, iid IL mid 81 per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

Gs gift taun Elm Mort beutsu=
tuge nit ocm ncbr gRiBbrau1 eeiries
ben miro, uls nit Sem Morir fret"
1leiner Grfabruns nod osrilebt jeOer
unitr n5reibeit" nur Nie Srei1eit fir
ii9 Ielblt uno niht bic fir onOere,
fcipic Oie 9erpfIi1tun1 per anberen,
ii9 ieber 8ei9rGniung Der 5reibeit
oes gmpfiuoeuoen oblOIut au entbulz
ten.
Bismard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
)ltdjt 9eraOe 6SfIic5.

W1ourice D2aeterlind, na9 oeTen
9lnit9t muft neine gon3 beIonoers
nndBoenebmt 9[rt 2Grm@ lit, iuuroe
emit ou elmer muiitdliI9en Mbcnoin=
terbaltung einseiooen. Die Ginlas
Dung ging bon ether pronirenien Das
me aus unb lieB Iih ni@t 1ble6nen.
Wdbren0 BET llnterbaItunq fanO oi,
Dame oes 6duIeS ben G9riftlteller
tin uno Inibpsrgniigt in etner Gde
Iibsn sic trot auf i'm gu.
n5iuoen Gie ni1t ou9," fraete Iie,
ooaB bas Srheiter grobartig lpisltg
Diefe &iiritltr ipielen jsbt ifon eff
Sabre miteiudnoer."
nGlf SaDrs?" njeSer6olic Wlosters
lind. gSino lUir irit1t fton Idnssr
6ier?"
8cim Sciratbspernitt.
Ter. uDic Gomc rnoa ia reid
ieiit abcr eincn So6der, idJieIcuoe PM
gen lno cinIeitig, Oas lit mir etrpas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

Gie 8'Npeitc @cigc. SScd
aSpielcn Sic iraeuO chi Snitrli-
nlcut2@ @ed (tranria) nSo, Sic
6lpeite @egc 81 Sauir."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06
3nfannlen

ga obsr porifebenO jcoer Rrieg bop
peIt ge5dBIt 1T, nGmli1 bei Srcunb
uno Scino, sum Bsiipiel Dsuil4lano
gegtn SSnpan nn0 syopdn geoeu
DeutIdioao, 10 mB bic Summe So
Ourcb 2 gettilt iperpca, i'm Die 3abl
aller geecuiudrtig i'm Gjone befinbli=
den &rieae su iin0cn. Gs Iino
1872 ~ 20! 3dtbi Ben 9tliba niiroe
alfO, tpenn er tc.:tt nod le6te, nidbt
idgeu tDuren: oQn,s Tnor bagelpe-
ieul" (@,r 0srfaher but ncb eineu
i9linmen 5eino per9eIIen: Son Ma
rtuoD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

9ir IeIsn in Der y&5lniI6en 9ei=
tung"; glm gtgenipGrtiocn Meltiricoe
linb b.leilios 0yti3:bn @slter poer
Staaten, nGmiia aui unIerer Seite
bier: DeutI@lono, Deierreih sllnoaru,
Bulgarisn uNb bic Sirtti; auf Der
feinbIicben Geit, nsuu. 9tuBlano, Gnas
lanS, @eloien, S5raNtrsits, Monocp,
Stalieu Wloatcnesro. Gcrbier Aao
Sqpcn. gii&t cue bieie GjroBs uno
SIeinmdGIe Hobea oter Osn bier Sen
trolItooitn ZEN seris9 crIIart. Gs 6es
finoen ii5 OisIme6r in @riess3u-
ftor0e:
Geutf9lanO nit ad). Giaaiea
(Stalien fe1lt) g
SeitcrrtiAsllnsorn nit dlcn neun
feiabIineu NiGt3tca 9
8iIaari,n nit BEN feds WidG!eu.
Rnblanb, Gr9IanO, Sronlrci6,
Stolitn, Wlonstnc0ro uno Gere
bitn 6
Dtc Iirtci nit tenIcIben feds
tetnoltcbcA yJldd]ten 6
6srrcr bon ser GcgcnIeitc.
RuBIdno nit ben bier 3entraImdt9=
ten Deutfhlono, Seiterreid=llns
gorn, guIgdrien unO Der Giir=
fei d.
@n9Idn0 mil oenIelbcn sNGGien 4
9elsien nit ben spei Gt1aten
DeutT9Iano unb Seitcrrti4=lln-
gnrn Q
Jranfreid1 pic gfuBlan0 uno Guq=
Idnb init bier Stodtcn 4
plonoco rtit spei, ndinlit6 1cutT6s
lono uno GcIt,rrtidhslluaorn 9
Stulitn nit orei, ndmliG Gelter=
reid zllrsarD, Der Siirfci uno
BuIgGritn 8
Monteus9ro nit bier: Deutidldno,
SeittrreiGsllrgdru, ser GiirIti
ip0 Sulqdriea 4
Gcr6ieu NIT o.aItIten bier @ld6-
ten a
Sdpon nit @eutfBlano uno
Seitsrreidlsllngorn Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

SIT uiell~ oOfim sic iinS ia audi
niht icblcrIos Sic bobci cine @Idbe,
Ole bat iic 5nm 8eiipiel ni6tn
SIN S1iiBengrnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

yad elmer nSopds1 sWelounq nus
Md6rio bdben in GrunoOo oefGbrli1c
@r0berIbicbungen ltatteefunoen, Surb
0ie BAG beriibmte gdupcrt Der gllhoms
Bra beorobt 1T. Die Mlbumbra, oag
beriibrlte Dentmol maurii6er Mr9i=
teftnr, uno aun dls 3ipingburG ser
mnurifden &6nige BON unlcbGBbor,m
biftoriTcben gtei6tum, liegt liib0FIi9
BON Gronaoo 8piTneR siUei 6luBIGus
fen ouF elmer 5elstupps, Die BON Der
Grbbetpeguus mitergriffen purbe, 70
oab Elm SaupIpfeiler bss @sbGuoes Ii9
6ereit8 be0entIidl berInoert hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-06

nSeilt' fat mir meine g1ralit ocid)rie.
BEN ToliicnO aiiiic idbidt iic mir
am 5hlliic, lino oaneber bot Der
Genior gcidriebcu: g@enebmigt~"
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
~ O.

Mrs. Thos. Copeland spent Thurs.
day in New Orleans.
J. Carruth, of Chattawa spent
Thursday with T. A. Moak.
Miss Eloise Tallev visited friends
in Columbia for the week end !
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Morris spent
the week end with relatives in Tilton. &
Jack Davis has gone to Pensacola
where he has accepted a position
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Harter left
Thursday for Pensacola where they
will reside.
Mrs. J. J. Ball left Friday for New
Orleans where she expects TO make
her home.
Ernest Guedry has returned to !
his home in New Orleans after a
visit with Newell Tilt0n.
Mrs. A. B. Welsh and rhildren !
left Saturday fer Demin9, n. NJ, for /
. her health.
Mrs F. {. Scale has returned from /
Cooper's Wells. Miss, where she has /
been for some time /
Mrs. R. G. Daniels, of Avenue C,
left Saturday for visit with rela.
tives in Prentiss, Miss.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Haik left Thurs
day for an extended visit with
relatives in New Orleans.
Milton Sibley left Saturday for
Blue Mountain College, Miss, where
he will attend school this session.
Mrs. R. L. Phillips and daughter,
Elizabeth, spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Bender.
A. N. Dobbs, Secretary of the b.
galusa Building and Loan Associa.
ton. spent Saturday in New Orleans.
Miss Edna Buvens, of Shreveport.
has returned and will again be a
member of the High School Faculty.
Miss Ruth Baker, of Belhaven
College, spent a few days in Boga-
lusa last week in the interest of the
College.
Mrs W. c. Thomas and little son
who have been visiting her husband
in San Benito, returned to Bogalusa
Saturday.
Jas. A. Becker, a valued empIoye
of the N. o. 6. N. left Thursday for
New Orleans where he has accepted
a position
Mrs. W. D. Cooper left Friday for
her home in Covineton after few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs.
S. A. Shows.
Miss Z. C. Christian has returned
to her home in New Orleans after a
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
j. H. Slaughter Il
Mrs. J. L. Gould and children
have returned from visit with
relatives in different points in Miss
and Arkansas.
Miss Ethel Cook who has been
visiting relatives in Zoua for some
time has returned and will attend
school here this year.
Miss Ida Wood, of New Orleans.
arrived in Boealusa Saturday. Miss
Wood will teach in the North BoSa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
MIXERS Found Under Old
Clothes in Miss Mar
shall's Apartment.
roR FIVE YEARS SHE
NEVER LEFT ROOMS
transfer Tax Appraisal Tells of
Search for Assets and Beneti-
diaries of S25S, 900 Estate.

-, transfer tar appraisal Of the
1T, ~ Miss Caroline +. Marshall,
no died on March .. 1915, at the Hotel
v,lljck. where for five years she had
s,n recluse. tells a strange story OF
LIANT for her personal belongings.
~, onee in thst time did she leave
Ter apartment
The papers fled yesterday in the
ssrrOgstes' Court value her estate at
E5s,072.
L<ft Jewels In Piano.
Miss Marshall was more than eighty
vssrs old at the time of her death and
v,s careless IN her care Of securities
and jewelry. When the executives
,o,k charge Of her property their
search Of her three-room apartment
took in the piano, among whose strings
several articles Of jewelry were found,
While buried under some old clothes
we're others, valued st $1,000. The
,areh also revealed three checks
drawn IN 1909, which Miss Marshall
lad never presented for payment
When these were found, the maker was
dead and the checks no longer Of any
value.
The will Of Miss Marshall, made IN
1923. was found in the safe deposit
rslu. Of the Second National Bank. A
search was made for a later will, first
70 the apartment OF the teststrix,
where none was found, after which a
letter was written 70 every safe de-
post company in New York 70 sscer-
ain whether the old recluse had box
ia one OF these, which might hold
Will AS none was discovered, the 1893
lnstrument was probated.
Joseph II, A. Symonds, attorney for
Ii. executriees. told IN an affidavit in
the transfer tax proceedings, Of the
search Of Miss Msrshall's apartment.
It's condition, he said, made the search
Tor assets seem impossible
Trunks, boxes, bundles, newspapers
and magazines were piled everywhere
In the rooms. In a dresser drawer
we're found two certificates Of stock
q the New York Central & Hudson
River Railroad. one for twenty-eight
shares and the other for one share. In
Dashboard box, filed with old gloves,
vas uncovered one more share Of stock.
Money was also found in boxes and in
Cd clothing The carpet was also torn
ID, but nothing was found beneath il.
Benehciaries Hard TO Find.
Much difficulty was also encoun-
cred in the search for some of the
ssrefciaries Of Miss Marshall. She had
70 intimates or confdants for several
ysars before her death, nor had she
net In recent years the relatives 20
whom she left much Of her estate IN
he will executed twenty-five years be
.ore One % the legatees was found
q New Zealand
Under the will of Miss Marshall the
Ssv York Homeopathic Medical Col
.sg. and Hospital receives $1,000;
Edmund c. Marshall. brother. s72,4S1;
Yrs. Mary L. Van Ness, sister. s42 ,031;
ne Eest Of the estate going to nieces
md grandnerhews The tesJatrlx owned
sven parcels of real estate. She had
DEPOSITS Of S42088 personally valued
At A3S5l; West Shore Railroad bonds
Valued at s4s,O85, and 254 shares Of
View York Central, worth S20,S28.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

TOOTH BRUSH Rubber. Fits on
Index Finger -lndcNo Co. % W.
END st. Tel. Bryant 5li3. Or
g. W. Hutchings. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

TEAs-Lotos Tea COncern. 6sS Lev
ington Ave. Tel. Plaza 14Jf. W.
N Van Norden. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

TOURs-Marster Tours, lZto
Broadway. Tel. Mad. So 9l@7.
Member. !. ". COPELAND. Gen.
Trafic Mgr. Book on Travel sen;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

When Do You Believe?

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announce is the adve himself
The hsye and
eadsru d
cgaed the other nc o
ldsccan tod
had
of Rotary that this tan
and
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who bciceny nd as n
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crb c~r"urB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

BAGS (Burlap) Bell Bax Company.
6 Front ST. Tel Broad $50. sam
uel r. Bell, member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

sIGNS-The Forman Company. y
Liberty Place; Tel Cortisndt a3it.
Signs OF any material large or
small. l.. =. Baldwin, member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

BOOkSFIIER-Adolph G. seller.
1924 Amsterdam Ave. Tel. Morn
ingslde 1890. Adolph u. Seller.
member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

STEAM. Mill AND IANIO0f
sUPPLIEs-Dmock & Fink 90.
22O East l25th St: Tel Harlem
1887. Geo. J.. kumpf. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
nRoxzr POWDERS AND METAL

IFAF-C;ernan-Am Bronze
Powder Mfg. Co.. SO W. 32d St:
TeL Mad So. 34l9. r. Il. Thomp-
son, pres. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

BAKER CFrench Bread Id n
pieri Bros. Il Cornelia St. Tel.
spring eO9i Geo. 81. Zampieri.
member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

CASTINGS Gron, steel and Dlcl
tBrokeri-A r. Redburn, 1884
Broadway. Tel. Col. 1898. A. X.
Redburn. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

BiNk-New Netherland Bank. No
= West saith ST. Complete IN all
departments j. Adams Brown.
President. See large adv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10

TRUCKING-John F. Murray Tru- <
ing Co, 525 West 4ist St. Tel
Brsant 6fJ5. Trucking ~ all
hours. John I. Murray. member.