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The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
Deland Items.

DeLand, Fla, March 27.-Mrs. Dr.
w. S. Taylor has announced the en-
gagement of her sister, Miss Ruth
Morris, to Mr.. Harry Burroughs of
Orange, N. J. The wedding will take
place April IL.
The students of the University of
Chicago who have been attending Stet-
son University for the winter term
have returned to Chicago.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
CARBoLIC ACID AS EYE wATER.a

John Reynolds, the 16-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds,
lives with his parents several miles
from Albany. A friend in Albany sent
him some eye water. but the bottle
so closely resembled one which con-
tanned carbolic acid that Mrs. Rey-
nolds mistook the one for the other,
and several drops of the acid were
poured into the young mans eye. He
hurried to the city in a buggy and
sought physician, who believes that
sight will not be destroyed, though the
eye was frightfully burned.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
HAD PERILOUS PASSAGE.
Schooner Hawthorne of Jackson
willie Was in Distress.

SchOOneF haWtnOrne OF JACKSON
Vile Was in Distress.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, March 27.-
The schooner Jos. w. Hawthorne an
chored at Nobska to-day. She
sailed from Jacksonville Dec. 8 for
Portland and ffty-four days later she
arrived at Barbados leaking badly.
She had lost her entire deck load and
most of her sails, and stern boat, sew
eral small spars were broken, and miz-
zen mast head sprung, her supply of
provisions, oil and water was ex-
hausted and the vessel almost COM
plete wreck.
After completing repairs at Barba-
dos, she sailed from there Feb. % and
experienced good weather to latitude
33, longitude 70, when heavy north
gales were encountered which lasted
until yesterday, during which she
broke her boom and sustained other
damage.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
FOR SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.

Work on the $4,000 addition to the
Georgia School for the Deaf at Cave
Spring, has commenced. The new
building will be used for kitchen and
dining room purposes and has been
needed for some time on account
of the crowded condition of the
school,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
COURT HOUSE TO BE sCHOOI.

1t is quite likely that the old Court
House at Isabella, Worth county, will
be turned into school house, as soon
as the new Court House at Sylvester
can be built. State School Commits
sioner w. B. Merritt has received
letter from j. G.. Polhill of Sylvester,
indorsing his suggestion that the old
Court House be used for this purpose.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
D0WlE INSULTING
KING EDWARD

Adelaide, Australia. March 27.-In
consequence Of speech insulting
King Edward the government has re-
fused the use Of public buildings TO
John Alexander Dowie, The Mayor OF
Adelaide wrote TO Dowie telling him
he was . disgrace 10 his nationality.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
BURNED TO DEATH.

Quincy, ILL.,, March 27.-Fire to-day
in the Hotel Newcomb resulted in the
death of Rose Mcdonald and Antoin-
cite Bronsk. two employees of the
house. Rose Mcdonald was formerly
an actress, recently from Chicago.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
MOORE HELD FOR MURDER.

The preliminary hearing of George
w. Moore. charged with the murder
of George Aid was finished at Jack
sonville Friday. and Justice Farris
committed the defendant to Jail with
out bail to await the action of the
grand jury.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
ON STREETS TOO LATE.

Mrs. Beulah Hayes and Florence
Hayes. her sister-in-law, a young girl
barely IA years old, were tried at
Gainesville and fined by the Mayor for
being on the streets at O'Clock in
the morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
Newton County orderly.

Covington, Ca, March 27.-In the
Superior Court, which has been in ses-
sion a week, only one hour was con-
sumed in the disposition of the Grim
inal docket, and not single indict-
ment was returned by the grand Jury.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
-connt Yon Rnlow. IN

Count Won Bulow. the GerAin
chancellor, IL steadily growing ln pub
lio esteem. Gradually but surely he
d. winning over political enemies. his
progress IN this way having been con.
iinu0us ever since his appointment a.
rlRhI -hnnd man of The Emperof.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
swAINsBORO,s FUTURE.

Swainsboro Forest Blade: Swains-
boro will soon have a through line of
railway to Savannah and Augusta.
Her future was never so bright.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

had weighed upon the girls mind ana
probably led to her rash act. DR..
Posello was summoned and gave the
girl medical attention. At late
hour, her condition was reported to be
extremely precarious.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
Funeral of Mrs. Matte Davis.

The funeral of Mrs. Matte Davis,
who died early Saturday morning,
took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of her father, Mr.. w. H.
Scott, at Anderson street and Waters
avenue. The services were conducted
by Rev. w. A. Nisbet, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Morgan. The interment was in
Laurel Grove Cemetery The pail
bearers were Messrs. w. r. Davis. ].
w. Benton, T. j. Airline, George w.
Deach, H. E. Courson, and w. L.
Mingledorff.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

p = Harris N Topeka. the only
living man who set type On the fret
paper published in Kansas. has been
celebrating hia efni centennial ~ ID
printer r0r nffy years d. has work
~ continuously nf bic fTade. end lT
r'iil abie to iurn gpf respectable
fetlnEs
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
HENRY E. DREESON.
City Marshal.
Resolution adopted at the meeting

ResoIution adopted at the meeting
of Council, March 16, 1904
Resolved. That the City Marshal
be instructed to offer for sale before
the Court House on the First Tues
day of April. 1904, for not less than
fifteen hundred dollars, the Old Pow
der Magazine lot at the corner of
Magazine and Gwinnett Streets, with
improvements, reserving so much
thereof as may be needed for Hall
Street.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

Toxic. March 2I.-The Emperor to-
day donated 100000 yen 10 the Soldiers
Relief Society
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

Graybeard is found at all drug stores
81 a bottle, 6 for S.. Graybeard Pills
little treasures-25 cents.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
JOHN C. BUTLER
Sash, Blinds, Doors,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Lime, Cements, Plaster,
20 Congress Street, West


q. 3. EN0INEER OFFICE CHAN,
lesion. n c.. March "a, i9O4 hehis9
proposals for furnishing materials So
constructing cOnerdam dixie eHtehsly,,,,
" south 5efiy, Winyah Bay. 3, G. W.
b. received here Until ie. nogn, APfN
~ 1904. ard then oreneo, infoi ihs. 3.
ton furnished on apphcaueps " y
Howell. Capt EnGrs.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

The leading article in the Cosmo-
politan for April is entitled IF Europe
Should Go to War" 1t is by John
Bisban Walker, and like all articles by
him, is valuable for the information it
contains, and interesting because the
facts are presented in an attractive
style. Another extremely entertain
ing article is by Altairta, and is enti-
tied "Pius X and the Problems of His
Pontihcate." Mrs. Richard Mansfield
writes entertaingly on Metropolitan
THE Lewis and Clark" continued
About the NOSE readable article in the
number is entitled Breakfast With
Horace Greedy" by Murat Halstead
The number is replete with good things.
The Cosmopolitan, Iryington. New
York.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

Country Life in America for Aprl'
Is a Joy and delight. The chief illus
tration is Mount Vernon. The home
Of Washington. II Is a double page
illustration. and the text which nc
companies IL contains fuI Information
about h.. a very interesting and IN
structlye article Is entitled "MagnollaH.
the Trees That Have the Largest
Fl0wers" N 10 BY Julia Ellen RoR.
ere. and there IL no doubt che under.
stands her subject, a notable article
if entitled How 90 Make living
From che Land n 81 ~ 4. A. BaE
ley, Doubleday Fage a co.. New
York cry
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

back, the magazine this month opening
with a short story. Israel Zangwill $
Without Prejudice and Josiah
Flynt's reflections of an Investiga-
tor" are among the more important
articles in this number. which, in ad-
dition to the regular book news and
reviews. contains five short stories and
many illustrations. The Bobbs- Merrill
Company, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

a portrait sketch Of the author OF
Uncle Remus. by Clay, decorates the
cover Of The Reader Magazine for
April. Harold MacGrath's new novel
begins IN this number The Man on
the Box Is the title. but what kind
Of box Is not explained IN the first
instalment. The writer's and Read
crs department has been moved 10 the
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28

1t win not do at all to allow any
grass TO get a start. 1t can be. and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

mil meiler pOIocn glidte giptfartd,
ouf Groen g%endnnt Qitd 6anfen, oa5
@eGiiboe Der 2reue au5getauI6t. Die
8eioen leben bod - bod uno oretz
nal bod"
Bie bur6 etnen @6leier erbItdt
8obbp's Wutter, pie i6r S66nlein
uno bic tleine 0iaboIina ptDBli6, fpie
burh 3auberipru9 6eroorgerufen,
btnter elmer md6tigeu Palme 6erborz
treten, iit uHmutbtg ocrnei8en unb eis
ne 8rdtuldtionscour u66ulten.
nIber ods erlaube i'd nidt = bas
erIau6e i6 ni4t! mill Grau G6Iers
f6reten, bu Bort tie bic @ttmme .bes
9%0tlenbunbes al ibtem O6r. ,Mus
den sic quite Mtene gum b1fen Spiel,
gndotge 6rau" Iu9te er ernit unb einz
ortngIt4. uSemuno, Der ss gut nit
Sbnen uno Sbrem Sobn metut, rGtb
es Sbnen. limb bdmit sic niht aTaus
ben. ale 4nipeIen0eu pGren i'm 8uHoe
9e9en Sic, mill tb S6nen perratben,
baB MIR Der 5rcunb S6res So6nes,
Der Maler 8edtel uno meine Meniq4
teit bieie &OmDbte ange3ettelt 6aben.
Die 4nbercn iptetten idmmtIt6 i6re
RolIen, obne gu tpi1fen, I'M mas es
ii6 banbcIte. Ri6t etnmal bic fleine
Gita puBte, mas t6 i'm StiIbe fii6rs
tie. sic bate 8e9erG tpo6l t6ren
Plan. ba8 QteIitrfeit gu beIu6en, berz
ratben, u6er Ipdter betam Iie 9eni1s
i%cn8biIie uno Bat uns 6immel6o6,
nthts gcgen itc gu unternebmen. limb
bob ite iiA beute Qtbenb gerdbe nit
Sbrem Sobn perlobte, ie nun, has aes
Idub unter benz @tnfIuB Der SeItIttmz
mun9. So 1T Elm gutes Sino. bic 81.
ia, g5nneu Sic ibr uno Sbrem Spbne
ibr Slid"
Gerberus bat feline 2arbe d6aenoms
men, uno Srau@blers Iiebt in bic 3iqe
bes profeFors 91tteImann, 8o6bp'8
Qe6rer. Was bleibt t6r ibria, aIs Der
einortnglt6en Mabnung beFet6en gu
gebor6en9 IS lit ibr ni9t gerabe be-
bagIi4 gu Mutbe, aber - iie min Ii9
bod ntdt bIamiren.
4ue QnpeIenben fteben iebt pbne
Masten ba. Die &unbe, baB Robert
GRlers Whltter unpeIeno 1et, berbreitst
fi4 raid unO ale, bic 5eitgeberin,
Cora SenoItng, nit ibrem fataniIden
Berlobten bordn, tommen, um ibr au
hires Sobnes @erIp6ung gu gratuliren.
8obbb'8 DIANA tptro Der 8e9enftano
u%nerbDrter 9ulbtgungen, bic Iie na6ez
gu nit tbrem S4idIoI dls 69tpiegers
mutter ptber DiGen ~ausI1bneu.
8ei Sett unb aIsrbanb feinen
GeferbiFen Tibt Der fr0bli9e &rets Bis
nu4 W}itternodt 5uiammen. unb banu
~ bann gebt'5 nod LANCE nidt nod
6aufe, ionbern O~orerIt mad benz SAFE
Guitpolb unb bon bort mad onbern
Observation-Disclosures 2otalen.
Mama uber gebt i6eruQ6in nit!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05


.0u muBt aber bod einieben, Maz
ma, bdb i6 bic @inlabung gu benz Mtes
Iierfcit nidt uusIdIagen tann!"
ygBurum ni6t2"
Die itattli6e unb Iebr niiroepoIl
uusi6aucnbe Dame fragile es in ienem
f9drfen Son, ben &Obert, genunnt
8obbp, felt ieiner &tnobcit fur6ten
geIernt bat, trpBbcm e%nt9egnet er, Iets
nen gdn5en Mdnnc8mutb 3uIammens
nebmenb, ymeiu Soft, ale meme Sols
Iegen geben bin - Srdulein Senbltng
piirbe e8 mir ii~belnebmen, tpcnn i'd als
Iein fortbliebe -"
.@ls Of bdran ettpus gelegen fpdre!"
unterbrt6t i'm bic Mutter gerings
T6Gbig. .Sb bieIe Cora Scnbling bir
tttpa8 iibelnimmt, TT mir b04It glei4s
9iltig."
.@ber mir nt9t, DIANA"
.S-o-o 2" Srau Gblers blidt
tbren @in3igen b06it miBtrauiI4 an.
Solicit bu bieIlei4t i6on in bic Rea
be bieIer totetten uno emun5ipirten
Walerin ="
sd bite bi4, Mama -" fdlIt Ros
Bert unipitlig Elm - yGord Senolin9
lit bic 9rout metnes Sreunbe8 8e4erl
unb etne iebr adteHspertbs iunge
Dame"
Gin iunses MGb6en, bos, pbnc fia
unter ben S6Tb elmer 6dmilte 81 be-
gsben, fir ii9 ALIEN ppbnt unb nod
ba3u Mastenfeite berdnitaItct, gu be-
nen Iie 9erren %einlaost, fam ni6t dns
bers dls totett unb emun5ipirt fem"
,@ber, Mamas bic Mulertnnen pobs
men bier ale fir ii4 alIein, unb tein
Wsni9 ntmmt Mnitob baran."
rWenn inter bteien &iinitlern iols
tbe leidfterttge @nIidten unb Sitten
berrT6en, 70 1T bus ein 9runb mebr
fir mid. nidt ai piinfden, bub bu in
ibren &rets getdtbit. Sd babe bas
Opfsr gebradt, gum 3ned betner
Tin MISUNDERSTANDING nit Dir nod
Miin6sn gu ssben, ih babe Dir bier
zine bebagli9e Sduslidteit bereitet
unb fogar fir pdifenben umgnng nit
netten, reIpettablen 2euten geiorgt =
nlfo, tpo5u brauhit bu ba nod 4teliers
fefte unb dbnli9e g,ielli6aftli4e 8ers
nnitaltunsen gu beiu9en, Dor bener IOs
libe Meniaen i9aubernb elm Sreu5
mahen2"
@Obert Oilers ieuf8t Isiie. DAB
bic Wutter ts audi gar ni9t besreift,
in pelde fdtale Situation iis i'm ben
&olle9en geseniiber brinet. sic ma6t
ibn ia aum 9eip0tt Der gan5en Welt
burd lire 8epormunbune. Gin Spfer
nennt iie es. baB ite i'm mad Wfiins
den besleitet bat! Nun. ct m09te auf
bas Spfer germ persi9ten.
naber, DIANA, fagte er sebriidt, res
sebt pirtli4 nidt, bdb i9 mid auf
bic Oauer 10 p6llig aus ben &iinitlerz
treifen dusfdlieBe = Profefior 96tels
mann bat mtg pisberbolt bestpesen
@orpiinfe senfa9t. Gr meint, aus eli
mem MaIer. Der gar feline 4ureauna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

oyli6t mcbr. Sd tomme eben aus
peIt uub b0rte bort, bab Ie i6re Stels
lung alifgeqeber bat"
,@6! Marum base"
Semmering 3udte bic Q(6TeIn.
r8er petB es! 8ietlei6t Itimmtcn
bic beiben 0amen auf bic 0ouer ni6t
5uidmmen. 5rGulein Merner 1T piels
leift gu biibi9 - bic 9aronin S3aos
la lit tpobt eiferiii6tig aetporben."
ueber feline aIberne 8emerturg IclbIt
lahenb, bemertte er ni6t, baB Gar
men let4t 3uIammenge3udt mar; c5
that i9r peb, baB bieIes Mdo9en 10
i9Dn mar.
$50 befinbet Tte Iif benn iebt?"
rOb, fie abenteuert auf Der Pubta
3erum! SD lab iic 3uleBt in gcglcis
tun9 zines 3igeuner8!" la4te Semmes
ring bGmiId.
yRsin!~ REF Carmen. pas 1T
bod uur Sder3?"
r@5 1T mein beiIigIter GruIt! Sd
0ebc Sbnen meiu Gbrcnport, baB IS
mabr it," betbeuerte Semmerinq.
Die id6ne Spanierin blidte ben
Sprc6e! rat6IoS an.
nabcr tpte - pie lit es m8gIi6,"
ftummeIte Tie, DbaB Baron SeIlfurtb
Elm Iol6es WtGo6en Iiebt2"
ogtun, er DeiB Oas nutiirIi9 ni6t,
dber Sic fnnneu eS linn in ieht F1opu
Donna Carmen, - piclIet9t fDrbert
bas audi S6re 8pede."
rMIsiue 3pedc?" Iagte Iie ~finIter.
g@oS nificn Sic BON meinen
3lpeden?"
@crbliifft i6aute Semmcring iip
ait. 0ieie 5rauen3immer - qun3
9Iet6, oh es 9ameu poer Beiber aug
Dem @oIte iDorcn, Die gaben cinem bod
INNER mos gu rat6en auf!
Carmen aber brad bic l%lnter6dltu,q
ob, inOem tie nit Der Sulo elmer So
ni9tn tbr 9aupt ncigte ulrb Semmcs
ring Elm tur3e8 Mbieu Surief, @tporauF
Iie IN elmo porbetfd6renbe Oroi6tc itieQ
uno 1etneu 8liden entI6ndnb. -
0urhaus niht in Before Qounc berz
feBt bur6 bieien @orfalI, f6lenbcrte
Semmering in Icin @aitblus unb perz
fdbte bort uo6 Itulbenlanger Wiibe
Elm Sdriftitiid, bo8 bur6 feline 9ers
ftoie 6ilbc in eincn ungliitIeliQen
Srrt9um i|tiir5en iolltc, aus ipel6em
nieberum Birren entItanben, mie Ie
Der teufltIden @eIinnung ibrer Sem
be dCrdOe rc6t Dlren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

nGie t0nnen ia nidt fpieIen nit Der
trantcn S4uIter," iagte 9tIoe. nunf
ib pitroe es aud garni6t 5ugebeiL
4ber bort bGngt cine @uitarre, ME il
Tebe, unb penn bic guten Qcute brars
ben fort Iino, peroe i'd S9nen etpas
Ooriingcn, penn Sic poIen."
ugb, 9u iiugit!" iagte Der 3igeuuer
bepunocrno.
Sin bi81en," erpiberte 9ilOe ems
fd4, - Sic pubte ieIbIt nod ni9t,
baB TIRE 9rDbtc. muiitaIii6e 8egubun8
auf Dem 8ebietc bes @eIangs uno ntdt
Oes SIapicrs lag. - Sn ibrer grpben
9eiheioenbeit bate fte Snpcot nod
9arnidt 9eiagt, baB iie iin9e, aber Srau
urbunD puBtc es; unb oieIe itilc, tlus
&c 6rau bate 16pn beI6lohen, Stloes
8eidiiBer oGbon gu cr3GbIen uno Inn
gu ratbeu, oas iunge Wdb6en niht our
8irtuoiin, ionoeru our &onSertiGnges
rim au8biIocn 3u lai7en.
% bite, bann Iingc mir ctpas," Bat
Maurus, rpiellei6t ptro bann meine
Munbe nentgcr 59mer3en.""
limb SiIbe fang. Die 9uitarre bait
tie Sante Selene geIpieGt, uno BON ibr
bate iie etnige einfude 8egleit9ritfe
gelernt. Sbre iiiBe, Dei6e Stimme
brang pte 8alIam in oas frantic Sc
miit6 be5 3igeuners unb lieB i'm ii4
5uriittrGumen in bic gIiidlidcn 3citcn,
ba i'm ieine5 8etbes uno SlonaS 4lz
gen Md ongela9t, ba er nit ibucn
ii6er bic 9otoc ae3Oqcn mar, Elm FREEZER,
frober, elpig beitcrer Wann.
SO parcn tnnige, beuti6c @olt8lics
Der, bic 6iloe fang, aber hires Ser5ens
refine WGrme lag in jebem Son uno
ma6te ibre ~funItloicn @ortrdge gu etz
mem ungelpGbuIi9en @eRuB fir ben
9Drer.
Mauru8 lag gang ItiG, uber cine
Sbrdne mad Der dnoeren route iibcr
feline brdunc Dan9e bcrab. Gr mar
gang ~bingcriT1en BON 9ilbc8 @eIang,
lpic iie eS g~citern bon Icinem Spiel GEE
neIcn.
4I8 Iic occnbct, trat Ie 81 linn uno
lcgte Itiq Die Sanb uuf bic feline; er
abcr crgriff oic8 i6mole, peiBc 9dnoe
6en uno lcgte tie auf feline Stirn.
Hcgungslos licB ie Silbc bort lies
gen; Ite fii6lte bic brcuncnoe Stcbers
btBc, tpel6c BON Mauru5 ou8ging, unO
bottle, er tpiiroc IiA unter ibrer tibs
len 8eriibrung berubtgen.
0irtlif lpurben feline Ntbcmaiigc
balo glci6mdBi9er, unO na6 wcnigen
Winuten mar cr cingei6lummert. -
Gage pcrgingen 10 fir SilOc in Der
M6QeI9icDcnbcit Der YuBtabiittc, tpd6z
rcno lie nit Mista DcrCint Den Nrmcn
pflcgtc, Der fir ic DieIe gefGbrIi6e
@unor crbolten bate.
0icmdnb fam uno fragtc na9 t6r.
unb 6tloe bcgdnn mad uno na6 it6
Tpnocrbur g%ctrcnnt BON Der Nelt porz
3ufommcn, nte pcr3aubert. Sic ems
pfano aud gar feline SebnIu6t, tpieoer
8uriid3utebrcn inter bic WlenIden.
fiblte Ii3 gang ppbl nit bie1en bcioen
faum oeutI9 ipre6enben 2eutcn, bic
8nar an 8ilbung ticf inter ibr ltanoen,
bafiir aber fir lie cine unbegrcn3te
Qiebe uno @o9u9tung empfanoen. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
& Ii bnes Bib.

r@arum oenn 10 berorieblid9"
r@d 9ptt, iebt tommt pieoer bic
3eit, mo einem bic 9attin tdstdsli1
NIT Der Office in ben ObreR lie9t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
Otenf 4 N

peger cine aranfbcit ongepriefcn tper.
De. oeito meniger beibar pfIeet bieie
&routbeit gu ieiu.
Wabame IRA, Mtnnd, bab.n 81.
ale RiHe fir bsut' Qbsnb aufsetuadt,
pie ids Sbuen gefast 1abe2"
9ienItmdo6en: rSatpobl. Mabame;
BLOB bic alien Wa1niiFe babe ib ni9t
aufgetriest, ba5u iinb meme 3dbne
nidt fart senus!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
81 bfubr
q d. strre 9ritif.

SouriTt (beim 9tnblid Der Ilpen):
n8ut, bat nennen bic 2eute 9eries
ia. is ia niI4t pie ne 9rodenfamm'
Iung!"
g 9einburtr @iberfprua.
g.: .@arum ipuroe benn Der 8er'
ird nr IeineS @mtes sntboben9"
81: ra4. in Der Sauptfd6e tDegsa
NeGanidGen!"
2iebebOIGe auseu.
Dit BAT bus Geuer, brauuer 4usen
llnpibcritebli9 mid entaiidt,
Srt i6tpdr3er Qugen 9DtlengIutbeH
Dab i4 begeiitert oft gebIidt!
au8 puIIt bus !Ser3 in raIder
SblGgen,
8ebent' i'd till Der Selisteit,
Die einit ein srauss WGbdenduse
u(ir bOIO entfa4t in frOber 3eit. q
beiBer Iiegt gu alien Stunbeu
0as btaue huge mir i'm Sinu,
Diit pel6em i'd Bel alien 2ieben
Rod grab oaoon estommen bin!
8. 8IumentbaL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

Nur etpa bier Gage mar 5tau 1lrs
bdnD BET i6rer %ertrnntten 8erfpanoten
acblieben, ais oiele Itarb uno nur nod
has 8egrGbniB fir Iie gu beior9cn
blirb.
S4on am 3~tusiten Sag bate Srdl
llrbunb bur4 einen Yferbebirten. ben
iie ousgcfdidt, bic No9ri6t betoms
men, oab 6ilbe BEL Der alien M}i8ta
lpphIQeborgen Iei unb Ii6 gepeigert 6az
be, Wduru3 gu OcrIaiIen, bebor er auz
Der @efdbr ici; 6rau urbanp m0ge
lie jcoo6 abbOIcn, penu iie auf Der
Gtiifrei!e hort borbei tdme.
(6ortieblng folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

6elir Semmcring modte cine babe
Stunbe gclegen bdben, ais cr cs fir
geratben belt, ii4 uuf5urt6ten uno
llmI6ou gu baIten; oenn oicicr
Seu6ler mar rtur gang lei4t bermunoet
uno bate Ii9 nur bepubtIOs g~eitellt,
Inn BON benz DiitbenbeE 3igeuner nidt
bollenos umgebra6t 81 neroen.
gu Ieinem Slid nGberte ith iebt
eirer Der tIeinen &arren, bic Itatt Der
WaQen 70 pielfo6 treu3 unb ouCr iiber
bic 9uBta 3ieben. Der 5iibrer oess
Ietben nubm ibn auf unb fiibrte i'm
8uriid in Der Rt6tung, BON mo er ges
fommen mar unb pD er bic GiIen6a6n
erreihen tonnte.
Sod an bemIelben Nbenb fab er in
benz 3uge, Der ibn ua9 8ubapeIt 3us
riidfibrte, flu9snb, bab er Elm rmtBs
lun9enes 9eidGft" gu per5ei6nen bats
te, BEL nelfcm auber benz 8orIdub
bon Gruf OtDfp muir Die 4rmlpuube
fein 9etpinn ipdr.
@ber ieBt mar er bolIenbs 3ornig
ouf Siloe! Sic iolIte feline Ru4e
Ipiiren, unb I6Iieblid follte Ie bod
no6 ibren 8orOn fdbren lafien! Ddr
er bod nidt umionIt geiibt in aIler>
bano un6eimltden 9iiniten, q. 9. in
Der 5Gti6un9 oon 9aubf9riften. -
Baron Wulbemor's S4rift fannie er
aus ieircr 9ienIt3eit Bel bie1em nod
Defenders genau f.; er tpolIte eS benz
blotbeil Srdulein Idon eintrGnten!
pa er in peit uugenblidli9 ni6ts
au tbun bate, retitc er mad Wiin6en
suriid. @pn bort tpollte er feinsn pers
rdtberii6en 8ricf uuf9eben uno Gel,
Der au9lei6 eincn natirli9 liigcnbofs
ten 8eri6t iibsr SiIbe 8erner gsben.
Die eritc PerIorl, tpeld)e er IN Miiu,
6cn traf, mar Carmen.
sic fam inn mertpiiroig b%erGnbert
Dor, bod fab bieIer niebtigbentenbe
MlenI9 nur bic rein Gubcrli9er Der
Gnberuuaen an ibr. 9as IdDnc, bunt>
le @eii6t mar btel i9mdler geiporocl1,
unb bic Queen ld9en tiefer in ibren
6Oblen als Ionit, bod mar es Der tiefe
inncre Wanbel, pelder nit ibr boraas
eangen mar, Der aus all ibren 3iigen
leu6tete.
Sic ertpiberte Semmering's @rub
bOfli9, poIIte rubig an ibm borii6er
i6rsiten, beIann Ii9 uber bann cines
8rIieren unb panbte iih gu ibm
rguf ein Wort, 9err Semmering!!-
.Sie befsblen, Donna Garmen?"
Der einitisc &eittnedt, auf's Meus
berite gsI4mei6eIt ourd bas 8etpubts
Iein, nit Der I6Oniten unb v%bsriibmtes
item" Dame MiinTens bier uuf Der
StruBe geieben gu fperben. Ipreiate Ii9
f0rmli9, pdbrenb er ne6en ibr eilIs
berging.
Sic srinnern f9," begann Carmen,
mir einige Wittbeilungen iiber elm
Jrdulein Derner eema6t su baben,
bas bon Der Jamilie 9ellfurtb gebabt
tpuroe?"
.@efpiB, bas 1T aud Der Sail"
limb Die junse Dame lit alIo in
psit in Stelluna2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
Griter @ebanfe.

y6eqeu SIR Geitcn, meine @uGbige.
triitbe i'd SBncn cine MaTa9esSur m
pfeblen!"
Sine MaGage &ur2 -. Sa, III
Bonn bic jebt nod mDoeru2!"
6Dgtcnif9e Griinbe.
Gr: SD mciHe bod I9on, Iiebe
Satin, Oil biit etlpus aa6uie9r betOl'
%Ietirt."
ga, Mdnnden, BAIT 0u benn ni6t
0~cIeIcn, oab Die 4er5te auf cine 8es
irifts0erminoerung Der tpetbli6en
Aleioung oringtn2"
unfere 4nIi9t bon ben Weus
I4en 9du9t OuOon ob, lute iie uns ans
iegen.
Nbfubr.
9err: .Sdirm 8eidntg, gndbises
3rduIeiu2"
Dame; .Bas toItet er beuna"
SIM llrtbetl iibsr onoere Ipridt
Ii6 un6epuBt bic GeIbItertenntniB els
mes Wleniden aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
29ama geGt nit!

pon %. &pffat.