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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
WHEN ELEVATOR STOPPED.

Somebody with Offices a little lower
than the clouds in the 32-story Park
Row building. started to whistle the
tune as the 5000 tenants were toiling
their way down the stairways. the
elevators having stopped running
The marching song was picked up
from lqbr to floor. and before long 1t
became vast chorus.
Nearly everybody began the descent
on tiptOo, but all were walking fiat
footed with a tired plump plump,
plump! Of shoe leather before they had
gone very far Some who started from
the topmost floors with unsilvcred hair
declared they were gray headed when
they reached the bottom.
II wasn't the fault of the elevator
man, although every one of the ten
ants called down malediCtions on his
head The trouble was with the coal
1t put out the boiler fires. the steam
went down and power for the twelve
electric elevators gave out.
Ten Of the elevators run to the
twenty-siXth floor An elevator runs
in each of the two towers, which are
FIVE floors higher up, with a blind
floor above. The Robins Conveying
Belt Company occupies the north
tower, and the Rapid Transit Tunnel
Contracting Company the south.
Members Of both of these concerns
were desperate when they learned that
the elevators were out Of business. The
engineer managed to run one elevator
by storage batteries all the time, but
II was only an aggravatiOn. The car
took only those on the highest floors,
and its capacity was so limited it didn't
relieve the situation.
One man who started from the
twenty-slXth floor at i:3O o'clock got
to the bottom shortly after 6, and he
said he was so sore all over he fell
justified in calling an ambulance.
Foot and accommodation! Al
aboard" someone yelled way up in tn,
building and several hundred people
below wanted to lynch him. II was an
angry procession all out Of breath
that tramped down the stairs for an
hour and n half
4 few bold spirits cssaycd to slide
| down the banister, but 1t was abandon.
cd as hazardous. As the single eleva
tor flashed by with a meagrc load
taken from the upper floors the opera.
tor was greeted with implorlng cries
Of stop and take lac in"
Just as the last survivors we're strag.
cling down the stairs at G:2O o'clock
the elevators resumed runung.-New
York Sun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13

and directed the choir, which bids fair
to become one of the best in town.
The pastor of the chapel, the Rev.
Father Valentine. ofIiciated at the SER
vices and delivered an instruction on
the institution and meaning of the
Way Of the Cross. He said in part:
AS we are going tonight to bless
the fourteen crosses and pictures rep.
rGsenting the fourteen stations of the
never to be forgotten pilgrimage of
our Lord on His way to crucifiXion,
our mind goes 1900 years back and
follows the Jewish cohort cscorting
Jesus to the Cross. He came to save
mankind and mankind crucifed Him,
History repeats itself. BY our sins we,
every one of us. are Crucifying Jesus
Christ every day. Now that we arc
entering upon the Lenten season, let
us make an effort to mortify ourselves,
resist temptation and lead a Christian
,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13

life. Let us remember the Way of the
Cross.
"Forsake for a time the pleasures
and vanities of the world and think
of your future and eternal life. Come
to church for few minutes and medi
tate on the great tragedy of the Cross
You don't need to recite long prayers
but simply kneel down, humble in
spirit, and make some good resolution
for the future. Leave dancing, socia
bility and other amusements alone
You will have plenty of time to think
of them when Lent is over OF course
don't say that you'll commit a sin
by attending a social reception or a
dance, but II is better during these
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13

few weeks to ueny yourselves and do
penanCe."
After the instruction. seven boys
and seven girls formed in line, each
one carrying a cross and preceded by
Father Valentine. proceeded to march
slowly around the chapel. Fourteen
places had been selected for the sta.
tons, and at each of these the process.
sion stopped and while the choir was
singing "Stabat Mater" a cross was
nailed to the station.
The congregation followed the ritual
very attentively al Joined in the pro.
cession by knceling with the priest at
every station. and rising while the
procession was proceeding to the next
station.
At the conclusion of the Way Of the
Cross, blessed ashes were placed on
the front of every member OF the con.
gregatiOn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13
ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL .a Z
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES

A large congregation gathered last
night at st. Augustines Chapel, Wal
kiki, to witness the impressive scene
of the blessing of the new way of the
Cross, and receive the customary
ashes, which are distributed every
year on Ash Wednesday at all the
Catholic churches the world over.
The popular little chapel presented
an attractive appearance with all the
electric lights glimmering through the
lattice work of the building, and the
beautiful dresses worn by the ladies'
belonging to the congregation.
Sonny" Cunha presided at the organ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13
Chairman

1T doesn't seem to me there was
any excuse for the way Lady Short
horn treated u.s." said the American
mother TO her daughter. 1T was abso-
lutte, unqualified rudeness."
"Ye-es," replied the daughter,
doubtfully, but you see she knew bet
ter, and that makes all the difference
in the world. "-Washlngton Times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. h. w. Groves signature
Is on each box. 25 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-13
|P[AN To GIT MONEY
FOR MEMORIAL FUND

A May Day entertainment Is being
planned for the purpose of swelling the
Mckinley Memorial Fund. The ar
rangements are yet under considera-
tion but II is thought that Mrs. Anna
b. Tucker. who has been given charge
of the work will have sufficient talent
from which to choose. 1t is the plan
TO have something like 500 school chill
dren on the stage at one time.
In addition TO this plan for raising
money, there is another by which the
committee expects to raise almost as
much more. This is fully explained in
the following circular letter now being
sent out:
The Educational Branch of the Me.
| Kinlcy Memorial Committee beg to in.
wife your attention to the following
plan by which it Is proposed that the
schools Of the Islands may assist in
raising the money required for suit
able memorial to our late President
The Executive Committee have de.
cided, as you are aware, upon a play
ground as the form that the memorial
sail take.
They have Issued certificates. 7X9 in.
bearing a picture of President McKin.
ley which will be sent to every person
subscribing the sum Of fifty cents.
II has been suggested that these
might, through the cooperation of tho
teachers, be introduced into the school
rooms. Many classes would be able
TO purchase one, mount 1t on card
suitable for framing, and have 1t in
their class room, though the individual
members might find it impossible to
pay the amount required.
Subscriptions may he sent to Chas.
NJ. Cooke, Treasurer of the Executive
| Committee.
Trusting this matter may receive
| your hearty support,
Very respectfully,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

which failed owing to the scarcity OF
pupils
The end has now come. Today. under
rrssure ~ importunate creditors. her en-
tire belongines are being put up al public
auction. and The sale has attracted many
visitors to the SPOT IN fact. 50 great
is the interest disadayed in Vienfa thzt
several OF the newspapers have despatch
"a special correspondents - report 81 de-
JaH Oh the course Of events.
Iunumerable objects possessing either
historic value or recalling the period
8hen fhe sonestress was at the zenith u
Eer fame changed hands today az prIces
"a hich woGid almcN appear rldicgiels
were Hot The whole occasion q So meians
choly character. The fa.n of black
lace. Nth tortoise sheI and gold mount
irss given 10 her by the Emperor Fran
cis JOSEPH ard which 7 have reason @
Knocked down 10 DR. Bezzs II Graz sor
So sronen- a ssaHed Erizziv bear PEE
scented O. the psima comm dEr-uE enc
- hsr triumphal tours ~ tie United
States by SIR Burckharrt- Of Cincinnati.
vtnt for krouen.
solid silver wreath q laarels lasnde3
81 her 0a ths stage 81 BaFreath in 80
IS Richard 4Fssaerl cos1,y cr=ntaI car
pets priceless VASES carvsd oaEen flTai-
tvFa. valuable pictures ualzsicli instrg-
u-enrs eronze azsr II hsrs-.f present.
- tbe cig y Brussels wreatA q
inla1d soid and siiFer- givea - tne city Z
s. Fsserslurs- delicate perc=ialu. ele-l
lersszries antique reiies -nl. % We7s.
20 these objects wh.eh - Rad ceHeefe3
81 her traves and 1hiea sEe heid ms.
day - ihs highest bidder
IS ru'e prices were low. br sef eer-
I1n SPECIAL oa5ects such s. the snsssa
and spear hshitseiiy used on ;he stage
- Frau Aalesnz N her rasaols r..e &
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

voice deteriorated and. rather than occu-
by a position other than that to which
she had been accustomed. Frau Materna
resolved 10 retire.
Her farewell appearance at the Imperial
opera house. in Vienna, the scene OF 50
many of her former triumphs is sfH
remembered. and when at the fan Of the
curtain She stepped before the f1otishts
with streaming eyes 10 bid her final
adieux. there We're many among the audi-
ence who burst Into tears.
Her proverbial liberaHty and unfaumg
good heartedness. however, prevented her
saving much during her long and success
ful career although in her time she must
h.~e earned and spent immense sums =
money. IN the course Of one short tour
in the Unued states alone She is said
70 have netted over SCI ep. and this. y il
remembered 1t a period when t4e exor-
bitant salaries nowadays demanded hy
farnous opera stars were by 10 means
in vogue
Moreover .the habits acquired Is an
iGolized diva AID which she attained AZ
ter her retirement. were pos in unison
with her income which had naturally be-
come much reduced lndeea. it was al
open secret in Nienna society that on one
~ TWO occasions wealthy ratrons had
ass.sted her financially Tor the sse =
cd times, bur she seemed dear 90 the
advice ~ her well wishers and, Surround
"a rs fair weather friends. continued
her former mode Of lie
some I'VE years asp she purchased tAe
Castle of s. Johann. situated aeout half
an hours DIVE from Graz wiich she
furnished sumptuously ANA conveyed
thlther the numberlcss treasures she had
aecumaiated II the course ~ her anl-
Hant career From the start. however.
her expenditure TAR exceeded her income,
and as q last resort she endeavored q
maintain hsrslf and her establishment -
means Of singing lessons, ~ exDedienr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

dream. AsSthe myths TO which Wagner
Impaired the mysticism of his music were
part OF her stage lie SO they seem
70 have mingled with the natural and the
analogy at once arises of her gaining The
Nibelurg rms OF success. only to fail an
der its luclloss spell.
Frau Materna is charming woman
and made many friends during her visits
70 this country .aId The following STORY
OF her misfortune VIII be read with regret
NET only by them bat by the thousands
ST the general public who loved her mere
j. for her ARK.
Vienna Dec. 6-Today everybody in
Yieana IS talking about the sale which
has Just commenced II ST johann cas-
TIE in the ueighhorhood OF Graz.
The. picturesquely situated castle and
all il contains was bur yesterday the
property Of the once celebrated prima
Gonna. Frau Amalie Nterra. Today ev-
cry obieet of marketau.e value IS being
brought under Jhe hammer before a
crowd u husuing buyers. some IF them
anxious 10 obtain personal memeHto
of the famous sougster Others but too
whole sad incident as matter Of busi-
ness.
The pathetic story. eliminating in the
present catastrophe. is soon told. A few
decades ago the most celebrated prima
6auna in Europe Frau Nater0a travelled
All over the world. receiving ovauons
wherever she appeared. and earnings "a
salary which al thar moment was an
preet denied
Darug her prime she was one e the
aalest opponents of WsEnerian music
thar have ever sung on The Austrian or
any other stage and today The older
generation Of piaygoers remember her
condition u the roles of Brunhilds. Elsa
ana Arpida was enthusiastic when -
calling byEone times
But in course Of years ths magnificent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
POVERTY UPON
NOIt0 VOCALIST
Materna Forced to Sell Her
Tropics at Auction,
HER PAST TRlUMPHS
MementoeS of Career are Sold
Cheaply.

Nv Yo.k. Tee 6-9he Neo York
Herald SAYS
Amane afaterus whose Interpretation Of
wagnerian operas did much toward poQu-
Iarizing the great master az America,
reached the rare heishl of success where
ere stood alone in the sunlisht OF admiral
lar opinion. whose theme was her owa
g1eatness. Today she is in the valley.
over~haIoWe5 ly misfortune. which al
ways skalks az the skirts OF golden favor.
The chstelaine 81 picturesque castle
r. Austria. a wonder house 81 art ana
refined comfort the fairy dream of her
!. maturity was well nigh realized. but now
csaI has been swept from her as though
psiu=tle, taDesu-- paintings carvings.
peers and marbles were things OF q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

I.runhiide there was some competition
As 70 TIE future nothing definite Is
Known. In operate and musical circles
tonisht il was stated Thar the aged prima
a. ma wouia move 10 Vienna she IS stlll
ia receipr - moderate pension from the
Imperial opera House. ard With the sld
RI music ard singing lessons she ard her
fr. nds hope that she may b. able 70
maintain herself a. comparative comfort
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
Hard CeIIuIoid Goods

Complete liue Iangdorfs Holiday
. Noveiti-s. Aihums collsr ard Cur
Boxes. Handkercaief Jewel ard
Work Boxes. etc Also complete
une ~ Leather Goods ~ eyery de-
scrlptlon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

In unique and original
designs, handsome lit IL e
novelties, too, for card party
prizes. See display.
First Floor-South Entrance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

@oIfsFGmmen 4frifa's iibIi4 finb.
g2a9 ben @9erben unb fonftiseH&ulz
turreIten gu f4lieBen, ipel4e it4 in
Der ReubGuiel'f9en Qnfiebelung fin
ben, ftammt bieielbe aus Der fOgen.
Saaitatt : 3eit, ettpu 500 pber mebr
Sabre Dor G9riftus. Sb bic 8epob=
ner @ermanen paren, 1T 5peiFelbaft,
pieQei9t tpuren es 8elten, Die Dor
ben @ermanen biefe @egenben be-
pobnten unb bon ben 2eBteren ber@
trieben tpurben. 90 gerin9figig an
unb fir ii9 bic Gpuren Der &nfieoe<
lung iinb, bu 81 benguuten, obgeiehen
BON 6erbiteinen, l II 9pl5 unb 2ebm
perpanbt purbe, finb bteielben bel
funbiger 5ibrung bod beutlt4 err
fennbar.
4uf biefem @usfluge nu4 Nerhduz
lei bate t9 audi bic Sreube, Die Be-
fanntf9uft Sbres Gorrefpomoenten
9Dpentbal gu MAIDEN, Der mir per-
fDn1i9 unbefannt felt lGngerer 3eit in
@tesbdben fi9 u~ufgebulten 6at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

in einem Muieum unterge6ra9t unb
benz Publitum 5ugdngli9 gema4t
pirb. Der GrblaTer 4uguIte Outuit
aus 3Ouen, Der IeBten Monot, SO
Sabre alt, in &om itarb, nuBte, nit
pel4er 2angidmteit foI9e Oinge in
SraDtrei4 por ii4 gu geben pflegen
unb ME eine Menge &uniti9dBeSu6z
re lang in bunflen S9lupFpinfeln
berborgen bleiben, neil man TGumt,
Die Oorgef9riebenen 5ormaIitdten gu
erfiiqen. @r ielbit unb fetn 8ruber
eugene bdtten iiber Elm babies Sabrz
bunoert lang 9emGlOe, Stulpturen,
Slide, 6apencen, @Ifenbetn : @4ni>
Bsreien, @olbi9miebe : 4rbeiten gez
fammelt unb ipie @ei56Glie in Rom II.
in &ouen perborgen gebaIten. DIS Der
GItere, eugene, itarb, fu6r 4uguite
in Der Stile gu fammeln fort, ni4t
einmal beniibt, Die Otnge gu ieinem
eigenen 9enuffe gu Orbnen, Denn man
fapb itaubige &iften bon ieltenerSttz
de unb Bidder nit toitburen Sim
bdnben. 9ur9 fein Seitament iOrgte
er aber bafiir, bdB ar bic S9GBe
an's 2t6t ge3ogen perben, uno bies
fiat er, inbem er bic @tdbt Hom fir
ben San, baB 9arts feiner 8erfiiz
gung ni6t innerbQlb Der BON i6m felt
geieBten 5riit na4tomme, gum @r6en
etnieBte. Der Bariier 8emeinoerat6
bat oas 8ermd4tniB, 5u Dem mod
5nei 6Guier in 8aris fommen, beren
Miet6sertrGgriB Die 8e{ten fir ben
nnterbalt Der Sammlungep ret9li3
Oeden pirb, ungenommen, uno nun
lit Der 0irettpr be5 WtuIee Sdrnabd@
let beauftrdgt, Die Sammlungen 9uz
TUFTS i'm 9etit Yalai8 Der G6dmps
@l9iees unter5ubringen. lteber bic
@tn5eln6eiten Der eIben uno oen8ertb
bon 8il0ern, Sti6en, 5unencen tper>
Den fol3e 8unber er3d6It, baB bic
a4t MfiQionen melt ii6erf9ritten mir
ben, tpenn es fia Oumit tpirtli4 10
Der6ielte, Sn bieier 8e3iebung perz
ben genulere 8eri9te ab3uiparten
iein, 0agegen neiB mar f6on ieBt,
DAB fir bic % Bis % Wtiuionen an
9eIO ur0 2iegenI9aften, bic 9utuit
auBer ben &unfiammlungen binter@
lGBt, ii4 f4On 72 9erfOnen, lauter
entfernte 8erpanote, bic lire He6t8z
aniprii6e erft tperOen na9tpeiIen mill
len, angemeIbet BADEN, Die nd9ftbez
re4tigte fou 9~oriteberin elmer 9ariier
Primdri4ule fetn. @uguite 0utuit
bate bor AZ Subren in 8om cine
tir4li4e @3e gef4lOfen, tpeI4e por
Dem fran3Oiti4en @eieBe ni6t giiItig
lit. Srau GeccaIot : 0utuit be6Glt
ba8 9uus in Rom nit elmer Sa6ress
Rente bon 1000 9rancs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
3. Sic 06tunF Oier3iaer.
19. Sdhrh u nber

10. Sa6rb blu
6rii6rptbglii6enbe 4}ellenpeite -
tpett uns nit freubigem S9auer,
f8eu9t Der @erbannten,
MeItpGrtsgetpunoten ~
leBte grpIenDe Srauet. \
On bic bebenbe 8ruit i4 briife
SABINE bid, tbeure, f4par8, ROTH uni
golO,
Die 0u CUR @in6stt, gu 3e4t unD 6rei=
felt
9eutI8lanO's @D6ne fi6ren geIoGt.
@ls i'm performer &amPf mir bid
f%entten,
rifen per5peiFeInb Oein Sud- mir BON
S9aft:
ielber geG6tet, ben 6lii6tigen, foIgteit
bu ur5 in S9ma4 unO in &erterbaft.
6eiIige8 3ei9en, bu foQt uns geleiten,
frei, Die 8efreiten gum freieiten 2anb.
BORT au4 raui4en Die Deuti4en
@t9en:
Sreubig bort nolIen gum 8unbe mir
rei9en
8iirger ben 8iirgerR bic 8ruOerbanb,
6sber unb qfGug, bic Boffen bea
0ouen mir fibren - G5 ru6e 6as
S6tpert!
0irfenb mir pflan3en tommenOem
Grben,
tre1t i'm Soften, in Qe6en urb Sterben
bleiben be5 beutf6en Ramen5 mir
tpert6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
(gir BEN .eonntoos. eorrsfponO,utcn..
0eutG6e AuswanOerer.
Bon 9r. SuGius 5Ofmunn.
1. Sic PiIaerbater

II. Sd6r9unbert.
Grffetn uns, psr6eiBene 6erne!
9u itrablft berauf
aus iintenber Come,
bu 9riiBe1t uns aus benz 4benbferne,
SIN britten Mpnb
bur6fur9t Der &iel
untptrfbli9 4ferfelb;
bod pfluggetpobnt,
Die 6an0 bas Steuer 6dlt
Die 5rauen:
@erIunten lit Der 9fab CUR 9eimat9
i'm BeQengra6e.
Die MGnner.
SIN 6er3en na6res 8ort
unb refine 2ebr mir tragen:
8enug Der 9abe!
0as fo1ten mir 3ugen?
Der 8ettung StunOe
muB enOIi4 i9Iageni
G6oral;
C0anfa6rtglieO aus BEN 10. 5abr6uu6srt)
SSn 8ottes Rdmen fa6ren mir,
iein 6ilf unb 8nob begebren mir.
9es 8uters Site BEL uns bleib,
bepabr Die Seel unO audi ben 2ei6.
&Drie eleis!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

fiibrt porben, Gber mad brei Sagen
purbe ibm fieine @infiibrungsfarte
trob aler Btotete nieoer ent5ogen,
tpegen feiner GreunbI4aFt fir nob>
iectionuble p~erfOns"!! Dies fplte Ell
ne 4nipielung auf BEN 0ilbes pro5eB
Mui 1895 iein, aus benz Douglas
pprtpurfsfrei 6~erborging. Sin M2ann,
benz bic beiten Sbiiren in 2onoon of
fen fteben, ben Der engltf9e 8otf9dfz
ter unb feline @~emabIin, ia ielbf Der
S0ntg unb Die &0nigtn empfangen,
bat es ni6t n0t6ig, BEL irgenO nell
den ameritanii6en &iipeln an3utloz
flopfen, Die in 10 flagranter @eiie ale
&egeln bes 4nitanbes unb Der SAT-
freunbf4aft berleBen. sd babe"
f4reibt er, rnie unter fuli6er 5lagge
geiegelt, un0 ME periu9t, mid 0enen
auf3ubrGngen, bic meinen 2ebensIauf
gu tabeln bGben.-9e 6aupteinpur
bes rW~}etropolitu : Clubs" unb Der
ameritanif4en PreFe 1T, boB i'd, Der
i9 BiGbe's 5reunO bpr feinem Sale
mar, i'm audi i'm un9liid ni9t perz
lsB, unO bon Teinen 3abllofen frii6ez
rem Sreunben fat Der @in3ige mar;
Der feirem Sarge Die lebte @bre err
mics. Sd fam ni4t Derite6en, pie
bieIe S6atfa6en meinen 8uf als
Gbriit unb ais Gentleman gu f9Gbiz
gen permDgen."
Sbat1a4e 1T, baB bic engGt16e
8oti4aft in 8afbtngton bomals ntdt
belie6t mar unb Der gM}etropolitdnz
Club" Die geIegen6eit pa6rna6m, um
fi9 an einem 9Giebe Der @eIeui9uft
gu RIDDEN, bic ietnen MitgIiebern 10
pft Die talte @4ulter ge3eigt bat.
11e6rtgen5 bat ii4 Douglas oor ieiner
&6reiie nod auf e6te 9i4terpetie re-
bun4irt, inbem er benz r9eraGD" Elm
@ebi9t iiber bic ng2eue @eIt"3u CUR Ser
fiigung itelte, Der er 9aitfreunoI4aft
un0 90fli4teit empfiebIt, unO bas
@eDt4t benz = nMetropolitanzgGub
deniDmet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Sns 1nnrIhe 0enehia.

Sod BON 8eneoig'5 9~lpdentburm
f4aute
So9 nieber auf bic itol3e Stabt.
I'm Der 9aIdfte 9d4er b'runten
graute
Die erite 9dmmerung nod matt.
9d Bel bes ubrentburme5 @lodenz
fptele
limb Bel Der 8ogen b0b'rem S9ldg,
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