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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
ggrdmicnanidbc iueaacfaIlcn.

Gie n4ennioI0ania 9obngeiclI.
iddft~ Bat einen neuen 6tadtiab
pcr0ifentIibt, bei Dem sic iogeuonn.
ten &rdmien3ridbc in 8egfoll ge.
fommen iino. gieie 3uiabe miBten
BON @eidditsIeiiteu be3o6lt peroeu,
wenu @aaren bon Gl6ben fomen an
anocren 9a6nen eelegen ais i6r 9e.
itimnutngsort. sic beliefen iid ouf 5
Gcnts iiir / alaiie, A Gents fir 2.
&loNe mo 3 Gents fir sic g., A., 5.
uno g Slaiie fiir je 100 @hino Gic
Ncilcrn D2orblano~ miro, 10 6eiBt
cs init n@enni0loania" gemeiniom
uno Ser n9. & 81 i6er Die @elciis
Der ,,8ennipI0ania go6n" operiren.
Gie &erausgobe eines nelen 5radt.
iabes bon Seitcll Oerr 9. e G.~ miro
Oeinndblt ermartet.
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9lbpuncnten, bic ben ,,Drntdjen Gorreipon.
berien" nid5t pfnltlim Dber nnrc1clmnkio ers
Dalifn, iinb ge6cicf, oer Office bnOon per Ielc.
pbon ubeg idjrlitlld WlthDeilnn9 80 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
gotaI6cridltr ans ggaIdinatun.
gie ain6erId6mnna.


Ter Giitrifts @eiuno6eits 9e.
ante @m. s. g9ooouaro l6idte Gin
Nroteliidreiben an Gr. s. s. ggil.
liams, 9lihnono, sen @eilno6eits.
Goumiii1r Oes Staates @irginien,
neil sic ooriiaen @eIuno6eits ge.
boroeu uno gler3te cine 9leiolution
au9cnontmen 9aben lant peldcr
Greinien cine Guarantane eegen
ane bon ser ainoetlabmlings Cpl.
oenie beimseiudten @ebiete Der.
9dnet uno oie am %, 9luguit in
arait ireten ioa.
Ir goooparo meint, 0oB oie
Nnnocs @eiuno6eits 9e6oroe ocn
3piidenitoatli6en @crionenoerfe6r
iiberpaHen ioae, imo peiit Oaroui.
bin, 0oB 6ci ser Gouiercn5 ser @e.
innobeiis geamtcn oie am II. inO
is 9lusuit in @oi6inaton itottfano,
sic 0crionnelten gler5te BON eiuer
Guarantdne eines Stoates gegel ei.
men anoeren obgeratben bdtten.
3pei neue Sale oerGpioemie tpur.
oen oer @eiunO6eits ge6orOe ae-
meIoet nn0 8iuar iino 6eioe 5alle
lcihter glrt Gle iiuo 91opolcon g9D.
DE, 9seger, 2 Sabre aft. bon glr.tS24,
A. StraBe, g1.ge., nno Gpelpn 9eslie,
8 Sabre alt, BON Str 1923, -. Str,
N0. 8e6n &oticnteu bcfiuoen li9
iebt IN 9ebouolltug; 5iuei eruadiene
iiiiO ait ser aranf6eit felt Oem 1. So.
miar geiorbeu.
@affen f6arf auf 4utos
auf.
,yH norolpeitIi1en 4olBeigeri1t
muroe geitcrn nit 20 unbeoeiltenoen
lle6ertretnngen Scr gluto.@eiebe oii.
gerdrnt. 3 Sale plroeu am Dor.
mittao un0 AZ am gladnittng per.
DouoeIt. Die g7e6r3a6l Scr 6aae
be5oo iid aif 9ii6tbeobtnng Der
aopilihterDori6riiten; unOere auf
@ernriahen mnotbigcn @erduides
imerbal6 Der &oipital3onen; Der gte.
aer sSadion &ouea muBte $11.45
bledcn neil CT eineu 9lito.gfblieie.
rimgsmaaen lenfte, o6ne Sic erfor.
oerlihe 2icen5 3u baben.
@ar in Baltimore ann
gciuhe.
6rdiIIcin 5lora s. Shulot bon
Gapito Sia tebrte bon einem 9eiude
5u @oOans, 3D. 5uriid. Gle mar
Der @ait bon Serrn uno 8rau 6rco.
M. Dliaer. ole irii6er in oieier Stoot
iuobnten.
@lumcn5ii1ter 0eebrt.
Miliam q. @iloe tno cine gln5a6l
@tnmenjiiAter, Sic lido ont If. g(ug.
3ur jG5rlidcn 9lumcn3iidter, Gon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25

9hIt ocm noripcgiiAeu Dampicr
o9orgiico,~ Scr init elmer 9aoung
9iob0l BON Eauipico, Mer, inn bieii.
gen Snicn anfanL bcfouOcn li6 5wci
fron50iiibe Yoiiaeierc, Serr uno
5rau N}drtin Grid. gecaen ser ou-
gcnbIidlib in a3erito pberribcnoci
3nitdnoe lpoIIeu iie Dem 2onoe ouf
einige 3eit sen 9liiden febren. Sie
parcn iieben Sabre int 9feitouront-
mo Cabaret @eiddit t6dtig. Sci
elmer gegcn Oie 6rcutoen geri1teten
GubeItoriing ipnrOe ibr @ei6dft uno
Seim in Brand ocicbt ino jim g[I9c
Dcrponoclt. Gin 9ei9mcroe bci ocu
9cb6roen bate feinen Grfolg mO
0eS6al6 6ci9loB Serr gfria, Ons
i6m nod Oer6liebene @igent6lun 5l
@cl0 5u na@el in0 Oos lmgoItlibc
2onO 81 Derlaiien. Serr lno Sroll
@fria tomcn nur bon ibrem treueft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
(Gortfeeuna foIot)

Die Soponer ecben eneraiid
baron Die @oiierfrdfte ibres 2oroes
uiis5uniisen, g}ob elmer dmtIiben
llnteriudune iteben 51a Wlillionen
9Bferoefrdfte our gerfiieung. God
sann man ouf cine eeipinnbtin0ciIoe
@eripenoung mir bel nidJt gond 5
Wlillioncn rchncn. 100000 Bferoe-
trdite iino idon in @etrieb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25

gienfimoldnocr Snno bc9leitct nad
Baltimore iuo beabiihtigen ii1 bon
bier nod 9iciu Yorf 81 bege6en ino
i6rcn So6n 81 bciuden; iie geOenfen
oann cine 9leiic nad 6ronfrcih 8u
MAIDEN. g}o1 g8ieOerbcritcllrng ser
Oronimg in @1crifo wollcn iie ipic-
Der Oortbiu 5uriidte6ren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25

lltI 1SellpDCll lllllBr
te icD BON Der glrs
belt ipeg blciben;
icb lit fir lan9e
3eit. @incs Sages
fdul cine SSrait in
infer S5aus ilnb
frilg mciHe 0lutter,
nil ipns ict lit.
Dlutter er 3 a y 1t e
ibr DAB 'ic6 ieocn
Npnat trnEi feL
iinO iie iagte: y DgSas
rltn fnllfen Sic
itic6t cine sS[nic6e
Qn0id (S 4{iufs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
9Ins Ocm SnHern NlarplauO'S mnS
ben anaren8en0en StaateM.
o epitter unO 8Iibi6IG.
ae in GumbcrIan0

@emttter uno 9libi6IG-
ge in umberIan0.
Gin idneres @cpitter NIT Sogcl
entluo iic6 iiber 9laeganD- -Gollntp mo
perllriadtc Dicl S6aoen. Gs 5og
iid ser BEDFORD, uno GaQc1.9looo
entlnug uno i6lug biel @}ais nieoer.
Sn Cumberland fiel ein idmcrer SIC.
gen, uno es iamHelt lid Diel bon ocn
6iiaeln 6era6eei1pemlntes @e6dlf
uuo Sriinmcr an. 8pei eincm
5ranf @lcgliii6 gcboriec aii6e pur.
Ocu blr6 9libidlae getootet. syobn
@rabenitein Dcrlor ein @fero. Scrr
@rabcuitein icl6it, ser iid in Dem
ne6en Dem 8ieroeitaa bcfinoli6cn
an6itan beiano, erbicIt einen elcftri.
i6cn S6lag, puroe a6er nidt 0cr-
lett.
@icomico bat frudt6o-
rem 9 oOen.
lRit 6cn orittcn @aor 8wiQingc
piu0en oie i'm Gol6otrnc.GiItrift in
Miconiico-GountD onidiiigcn G6cIcu.
tc Serr imo sSrnu G6arleS 8. Older
ion beeliidt. 9as brittle 4aor 3mil.
linge inncr6aIb bon iie6en Sa6renl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
slns Ocm 9sOli5ciseridjtcu.

9litofa6rcr in ser noropcitlidcn
&oIi3eiitation weoeu gerletrne
Ser goridriften bcItraft.
Sdwor5e @inbreber iuAten nob
SiiBigfeiten. II glnOcre @eiebes.
ii6ertreter.
gor &oli5eiridter @rcnoeI inn
norolpcitliden Eoli3eigcribt 6atten
iib eeitern Gorrpittag orei g(utoiItcn
81 Dcrantporteu mclde Iid gcgen
Die 9lptomo6ilooridriiten periiinoigt
Batter. Sarrp 2at6anl ipclber ieinc
Soterncn ni6t erleudtet bate, nab.
reno iein g(ito ailf Der StrQBc Itano,
wllroe 81 oeu Soften perurt6cilt.
Sadion &ouea iino @il6ert @billips
miIBten ie $40 uno Soften bc3a6len,
neil iie feline G6aiffclrIicen5 nit ii6
gefii5rt botten. 8eric1ieoane anserc
llebclt6dtcr, pelde nit greIlem 9idt
nnO ofienem 9(uspuifrobr 0urb oic
SiraBc 9eiabrcn iino, per0en oem
&idtcr ipdtcr i5re 9luirnr.img ma.
den.
$ora0Og.
Ser @3enic6 fam ii1 irren, o6cr
Gin FoliJiit ser cine ger6oitllng
pornimmt ioate iiA crit ii6cr5cugcn,
o6 er aii6 oen ri6tioen Naonn cr-
Uiidt 6ot @citcrn Itono Der %
Sabre alte @omoro @1iQer Dor 0ent
@oli5eirihter 9ldnft III oem iiiolibcn
Foli5eigeridt Inn iid aui oie Don
Dem &oli5iiten cr6o6ene glnI1uloi.
ging nit loltcr Stinine lpie ein
SiirItenbinoer gefludjt 3it bd6eu 5n
Deraltiborten Ger &oli5ciri6ter
a6er madte oic @nt6edlna OoB Dill.
Ter tau6ltlnm lit urO ga er bei'n
6eitcn giaen nibt nit lailter Stim.
NE oos Gerge6en begon0en 6oben
faniJ oeiicn r 6cidulOigt iuuroc.
90 Der Wlonn nah ieiner Gntloiilng
Dem Foli5iiien in ser 8ci6eniprode
Iein Compliment aeu1odt 6ot, foutc
lli6t ernittelt iperoeu.
gleuBerit rhdii6t8boII.
Crit fiir5lid ans Dem q(r6eits5ouIe
cutIoiicn moicI6it cr 5pei 0ionatc
wegen 9lnsriffes auf ieine 5rau nit
eincm 9iaiirmeiier 5uaebrodt bat,
itauo geItern ser 0ieger 9inipooo 50.
mes pieoer inter oerielbe1 9eiduloi.
guug Dor 9oli5eiridtcr Ranft iut
iiiOliden @oli5ei9eridt. Siuipooo iii
ein Srellno ib0ner SrouenaeIidter,
ilnO lit IN ieine 5rou, oic ertro rin0-
lid 1T nnO ionit aud oQc 9ln5ci6en
ocr reinen 9lcgerraiie itorf ouimeiit
iterblid berlie6t Sn icincn @iier.
iudtSonf0Qen bic naG sen glnga6cn
Scr 6rau MIR 5ll oit ciltrctclt er.
grciit or 81 ieincm 9loiirmenT un0
beor6eitet oamit 0ie anocren a5rpcr.
t5eile ieiner bol0eu @attiL nur nidt
oos @eiidt. Seet bate Die 6rni
oerartiae 9ie6es6c3euanugeu o6er
griinoli6 iatt uno lieB i6ren eifer.
iiidtigen 2inmoo0 berbaiteu tpelder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
@t1HdDFit Isuntttr
tttdDt nrbrttr1t.
Sie iie BON Sdmcr5cn Onrd 2gOia
IS, YiufGam'S %cgctnblc GOms
pOnnO 6efreit mtroc.

Eaiutton @loii aSc6 6atte S9merz
gen in beiben Seiten unO 5ltr 8eit neis
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
cites aapiteI.

@s mar fti0 seporDen in Sing
tau, noftoem Ii@ Die peiBe SABINE
als 3ei9en Der llebergabe auf Dem
Oblerpatprium entfnltet bate. Na9
benz unaufb0rli9en &anOnenoOnner
Der IeBten 3eit pirtte Oieie Stiae
sait rnbeimlt9, -pie Die Stiae oss
@ra6es.
Sapan 6atte gsiisst. Na@ i4pes
rem @erluiten burfte Der 6eino Don
ben 5riimmern Der 6eItung 8eiiB er>
grsifsn. Die oeuti4en Sampler pur>
Den als &riegsgefangene abgefl9rt
unO auf Den G4iffen untergeDra4t,
Die iie mad Den 4efan9enenlagern in
Sapan brinssn iolten. Nur bic
S9perperpunoeten, pie ni4t transs
portfGbig tparen. burtten in Sfinsz
tau bleiben. Die HotesR reu5sSabne
bes 9oipitals mar reipettiert, oas
&rantenbaus unOerIebrt geblieben
uilO 0ffnete nett feline Sore, Die 8ers
leBten auf3unebmen.
Inter Den S9perDeripunOetsn be-
tanO ii9 aud Rrafft BON OiiIop,
oeilen 3uitano BON Den Ner3ten als
gu emit befuncen puros, um ibn auf
bas S4iff brinsen gu tOnnen.
Set Sasen lag CT 6alb bepuBtlos
in bsftigen 6isberpbantaiien, nnb
Strange mid ni9t Don ieinem Eager.
Sorglum erfiiate lie ale Wori4riften
oes 4r5tes, tpe9ielte Oie 0er6dnoe,
tiiElts Die glibenoe Stirn uno flOBte
ibm BON 3eit gu 3eit Die Deroronete
9ReDisin Elm.
Sis tiimmerte ii9 ni9t I'm oas,
mas in Der NuBenpeIt Forging, tie
batte nur Den .eiaen 9liibenben
Wunia, Oies Qsben gu erbalten, oei<
lei i4na9es 6ldmm9en unrubig bin
uni Der fladerte. SIR itetes 9ebet
mar: ngrAalte i'm mir, mein 9err
unD Soft - nimm i'm mir ni4t -
lab i'm geneisn!"
Mis teusr er i6r mar, ME un>
!Oslid felt tie nit i6m perpa4Ien,
ben tie unbepuBt seIiebt felt Der
ainDerseit. fa4lts lie erit iest in
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

0teIfagenoe 8etra6s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Der
8~oltsglaube 19eint bod reht gu boz
ben. @eIssrn babe i4 einen n&riegs>
iometen" entbedt, uno beute 1T ri9s
tia = meme S4piegermutter einges
t%rOffen.
bdmgen sic Die 8odbierfabne 'raus,
uno iebt er3dblen sic mir. sic baben
tein 8odbisr? Meni9enstinO, Sic
treiben ia GIasseumibbrau4, ME Die
@~n9lGnoer!
pie Sroonnan5, va,
Miaem, nat bats oenn felt Bel Dir
gu Wittag ieieben9
0rei 9Gn9e -
So MID mogli9!
Oo4. bod - aba Ieiber niiAt gu
Ellen!
Iei bod 10 gut unb Iege Die 3isorre
fl,t, Bis meme Gdite tOmmen."
Gr: rWober peiBt on oeitn, Dob
iJ in Der Ri9e bin uno rau4e9"
Sic: sMeil ole Jliegen ieBt i'm
Sdlon oriiben iino!"
SeiInabme. 9ausfrau:
rNusulte, = sic t0nnen mir ettpas
See to9en, = i9 babe beute i4on
tpie0er mein altes SeitenIte9en!"
Muguite: n9erriOtt, Maoamm, -
MAIDEN &c mar BLOB teene Sei9i6ten
MID, - mir Fat beut na9t oo4 i4on
immsr3u BON S9re 8eeroiiunt il,
orGumt!1
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

@eFonoenTdoft au to1sn bstGmsr.
. - Oteie 8onOc," murmelte Ct 3ipi'
I6sn Den 5uIdmmenaebiNeneu Sab
men, ripis i9 le boIe! Soft trnfe lie,
ole oieieu 90Itertritg aus i9noOer
@e!pinnludt entfa9t baben! Gngs
lambs MoB 1T pol gum ll~sbsrIaufsnl
Pi9t nur bic 8erniiltung oieles emit
~bIiibenben, ipeItIernen Stiid1ens
osuti9sr Groe , tommt ouf fem
S9uIoionto. OdB gang @uropd in
6lammen itebt, uniGgIides @IeuO
iiber Die babe WeIt uerbreitet plr0,
lit i9IieBIi9 uno snOIid @n9Ionos
Mert ALIEN. Sb ibnen pobl ME pos
@epiHen IdIGgt2 Benn ole eu9li'
Iden Gentlemen bdbeim beboglit am
8ominfeusr fiben unb aus ben 3ei'
tuneen oos S9idlal ibrer SolOners
b,ere DerfoIgen uno ie Damn du9 in
9roben 2ettsrn oen 6au 3iingtOus
ongetiinOigt leben - Oh 0a nidt ooA
mondem BON ibnen ole S9dmrOte
ms @sli9t Itsigt2"
.9isueidt bsIdIsidt Is au9 elm
Ieiles @sfiibI bufiir, mas elm Bolt
beosutst, oos ssgen oebnfode lleber'
mo6t, ben li9ern ll%ntergan9 Dor
augen, benno9 auf Dem UerIOrsHen
Bolten ausbGlt uno treu feline pfIidt
erfiiut. Strange - ipenn i9 Dem
SdidlaI fir etpds bautbor bin, 10
lit es Oofiir, Dab es mid auT oeuts
Ider @roe Oos Gi4t Der WeIt erbIl,'
Ten Iieb - boB i4 Gin Deuti9er
bin"
Mit Ieudtenoen Augen bling 6rGn3e
an ben 2ippen 9es Sugenogefdbrten,
nit feitem Druid umfdBte lte feline
9dno.
Sie tonnte ni9t Ipreden, oos
Ser5 mar ibr gu bon = Itumm nidte
Iie ibm 3u, obne ben Bid bon ieinen
in sbrIi9er YegeiIerung itrdbIenoen
3iigen gu ipenoen-
So labeu lie LANCE, SanO in 9onb
iportloie 3pielpra9e baIieno, obne
oen Sang Der Stunoen 81 fpiiren.
@amGbli9 FAM bic 0Gmmerung
bernieoer unb fiate Oos tleine &rans
ienaimmer, Iie msrtten es ni9t. @rIt
ais IsiIe Mulit gu ibnsn Orong, IOIte
Strange srIdroden tire Singer aus
&roffts 9ano.
.Dos 9armonium - mein Soft,
lit es I9on 70 IpGt9 Die Oberin
IpieIt our a%benoanod4t - t4 mab
geben."
aber Elm IeiIes ngIeib!" buunte lis
auF ibren ploB.
9ie @eile Oes abenoIiden Gbo.
rails orong seOdmpft berein, bed
tlonaen bic Stimmen Der S9peitern,
BON benz tie1en @It Der Oberin ges
fiibrt, 5u ben dnoG9tig 2ouidenoeH
beriiber. uuni1tiirli9 f~alteten lie bic
SGnoe unO iummten NIT balber
Stimme Die Morte bes 2ieoes nit.
Ser S9lubbers mar pertlungen,
ga erbob ii9 BON neuem Die Sttmme
Der Sberin uno iubelno fiel Der GboE
Der S9peItern ell: nOeuti9lnno -
DsutI9lunb - iber aaes - iiber
allies in Der Welt -
(@dlub folUt.l
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
9ie r%attcnlOie SnieI.

au1 Der gan5en @roe gtbt es ii9er
ni9t piele YIdBe, no iih feline 9at.
ten aufbaIten unO bod 1T bic Noro'
Ieeiniel 60br cine iol4e Ausna9me.
Die 10 lGitige 9ousratte lam offens
bar auf oieler Sniel ni4t Ieben. Da'
oeqen boben ale anoeren Norbieeins
Ieln Motten uno natiirIt9 AUDI bas
nobeliegenbe 5eitIanO 9agebiia Sn'
folge Der Ie6baiten S9iffabrt, ipeI4e
nit benz 0eltlanoe betriehen piro,
fc6lt es ben Sieren t~einespegs an
@elegenbeit, uuf 3O6r ans &ano gu
oelangen. Wlon bat bier aud mon9'
nal am Safen Natten geieben. uno
peretn5elt IinO iie aud in &elern IN
Ger Wdbe bes 9dfens bemertt wors
ben, aber iie iinO itets, O9ne iia
permebrt gu boben, balo oarauf etns
aeaaugen. SIS birfte bod intertHant
Iein, benz um1tanoe, tpes6alb duf
SE0br teine Hatten leben tOnnen,
HadsufOri9en. Sn ben grdbsn Der
SnlelmarI9 leben auf GD9r pobl
Waferratten, ober bic 10 Idtigen
Sausrdtten febIen auf Der Snisl
poQiidnoig.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

rRamerobsn! 6einbIids gotferi,n
baben ben Sbautnn6iieeI bsIsbt =
Oas Centrum oes 5siuoss Bat bas
8ismards uno Woltfes6ort erobert
= spsi f9psrs @eIdiibe IinO uns
senOmmsn = oas Sort Sits
infer ltdrttsr Stubpuntt, lit in ei'
men Sriimmerbdufen peripanoeIt =
mir iino am Gnoe. Nsun Sage bas
ben mir Dem i9psritsn @ranotfeuer
Don Ger 2onos uno Seeieite Itonos
gebaIten. fir 0eutldlonos G6re boz
ben mir getGmpft, muBten UieIe Der
unIeren oas 2sbsn laNsn. Wir ole
pubten pon pornberein, ooB mir ouf
periorenem pOitsn JtanOen. gegen
3ebnfa9e ueberma9t = Der mir ieBt
pei6en muHen. Sbr ale bobt mir
oebolFsn, oas MOrt einSulOlen, ods
i9 unIerem O5erIten Rrieesberrn
CAB: pfIi9terfilung Bis gum aeu'
BerIteR! un0 pafiir oante i'd
Sud. Mit idperem 9er5en ent'
I6lieBe i9 mid CUR llebergabe Der
6eItung, aber Is muB Ietu. Die
Welteel9i9te tpiro emit elm 9ere9ter
Ri9ter Isin iiber uus unO uniere
sseinoe, uno iis tpiro lebren, auf
pe6en S9ulotonto bas bier Dereois
Iene 8lut tpmmt. Mas Der Seine
einnimmt, lit nur nod Elm Sriim'
merbaufen, Serlt0rte, pertoblte &ete
beRen, mas oeuti9e 3ultur uno Oeuts
I6er Tleib sei4affen. ueber uns
mag er nab @utointen 6eItimmen =
mir perOen unIsr S4idioI piirbig
gu tragen ptien, pie IS oeuti4en
MlGnnern geoiemt."
Damn befob! sr nit feIter Slim
me pas SiIisn Der DsiBen Sabine.
IS tpar oas lebte Mort, oas
Rrafft nit tIorem 8epuBtlein in ii4
aufnobm. IS Iaulte ibm Dor Den
Obren, rote He6el pogten Dor Ietnen
4ugea, ME Mesres6rauleH, permii4t
nit fernem 9lodentlang, f9allte es
gu inn beriibel. Mtt elmer matten
8emegun9 fibrte er bic 9ano on bic
Stirn, BON Der es rot in Den Staub
trOpfte.
Sin F~iir3enbes @~teinItiid mo9te
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-10-26
CHAPTER XI.
OFF For Suffers Fort.

1.-TWO days late: Yank, Johnny
and l embarked aboard q small
bluff bowed SailbOat. waved our
= fa:ewells to Talbot. standing
on the shore, and laid our course to
cross the blue bay behind an island
called Alcatraz. Our boatman was a
short, swarthy man with curly hair
and gold rings in his ears. He ham
died his boat well, but spoke not at
all. After a dozen attempts to get
something more than monosyllables
out Of him we gave it up and settled
ourselves to the solid enjoyment Of
new adventure.
The breeze was strong and drove
even our rather clumsy craft at con-
siderable speed. The blue waters Of
the bay flashed in the sun and riff1ed
under the squalls. Spray dashed away
from our bows. A chill racer in from
the open Pacific, diluting the sunlight
After a journey Of several days we
came into O wide bottom land country
with oaks. The distant blue hills had
grown and had become slate gray. At
noon we discerned ahead of us low
bluff. and a fork in the river, and
among the Gag trees the CLEAN of
tents. All before them q traceTy Of
:nast: where the boats and small ships
iay mo0red TO the trees. This was the
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partnership. 1t is significant that new
er for moment did either Johnny or
myself doubt that Talbot would have
the required sum. Johnny, his spirits
quite recovered, whistled like lark.
We arrived just in time for the first
supper call and found Talbot and
Yank awaiting us. Yank was as cool
and taciturn and nodded to us as in
differently as ever. Talbot, however,
was full Of excitement. His biscuit
brown complexion had darkened and
flushed until he was almost Spanish
black, and the little devils In his eyes
led a merry dance between the sur
face and unguessed depths. He was
also exceedingly voluble and, as usual
when in that mood, aggravatingly indi-
rect. He joked and leased and carried
ON like small boy and insisted on Or
dpring an elaborate dinner and bot
tie OF champagne In the face Of even
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he didn't have the money in his pock-
ct. How did you get it, Tal?'
Ward shot him a grateful glance.
Il told them I'd pay them at 4 o'clock
which gave me plenty of time
1.-TWO thousand dollars = oh, of
course!' murmured Johnny.
$50 then,'' continued Talbot, II hus-
tied ashore and went to see some Of
my merchant friends. In two hours
had contracts with twelve of them
that totaled $4,000"
"Why didn't some of them go out
and hire ships on their own account?'
asked Yank shreWdly.
Because I didn't mention the word
ship until I had their business" said
Talbot. 81 just guaranteed them stor-
age, waterproof, practically fireproof,
dustproof and within twenty-four
hours. 1 guess most Of them thought
I was crazy, but as it didn't cost them
anything they were willing to take a
chance"
"Then you didn't raise your $4,000
from them in advance payments"
marveled.
Certainly not That would have
scared off the whole lot of them. But
l got their agreements. | told you it
took me two hours. Then l walked
up the street figuring where I'd get
the money. Of course l saw I'd have
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tween ten and twenty thousand, sup

tween ten ana twenty thousand, sup
pose"
paid for how and whenY
"One-third cash and the rest in notes.
The interest out here is rather high"
said Talbot regretfully.
Where do you expect to get the
money! insisted.
"Oh, money, money! cried Talbot,
throwing out his arms with a gesture
Of Impotence. "The place is full Of
money. It's pouring in from the mines,
from the world outside. Moneys no
troubler'
He fell into an intent reverie, biting
at his short mustache. arose softly
to my feet.
Johnny" said In strangled little
voice, 1--WE got to give back McGlynn's
change. Want to go with me?
We tiptoed around the corner of the
building and fell into each others
arms with shrieks Of joy.
"Oh," cried Johnny at last, wiping
the tears from his eyes, moneys no
troublew
After we had to some extent relieved
our feelings we changed my gold slug
into Dust purchased a buckskin bag
and went to find McGlynn. Our way
to his quarters led past the postoffice,
where a long cue Of men still waited
patiently and quietly in line We stood
for few moments watching the de-
meanor Of those who had received their
mail or who had been told there was
nothing for them. Some Of the latter
were pathetic and looked fairly dazed
with grief and disappointment.
We found Yank and Talbot still at
the edge of the hotel veranda.
"Look here, Tai" said Johnny at
once, chow are you going to finish all
this business you've scared up and get
off to the mines within a reasonable
time? We ought to start pretty soon."
"Mines?" echoed Talbot I'm not
going to the mines! l wouldn't leave
all this for a million mines No; Yank
and | have been talking it over. You
boys will have to attend to the mining
end of this business. III pay Franks
and Frank can pay me i'll addition
half his profits. In return for the work
| don't do I'll put aside 5000 and use
it in my business here, and ali of us
will share in the profits l make from
that amount. How does that strike
you?"
81 don't like to lose You cot Of This"
said Johnny disappointedly.
Nor l." said l.
And | hate to lose the adventure.
boys" agreed Talbot earnestly. Bot.
honestly. | can't leave THIS place now
even if / want to. and I certainly don't
want to-"
l turned in that night with the fee!
ing that | had passed a very interest
ing day.