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Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14
IMPOSSIBLE CANDIDATES

w. Bourke Cochran still insists that
 Cleveland is the Moses who could lead the democratic hosts to victory. He
 names New York, New Jersey. Con.
 necticut, Deleware and Illinois as the states which "beyond doubt" Mir. Cleveland could carry, and "probably !" also the states of Indiana, Wisconsin and Ohio. The Tammany orator says that "the independent men of repub- lican leanings who distrust Mir. Roose- welt want to vote against him, and if Mr. Cleveland is nominated. will do so.
 If the disgrunted republicans are to be consulted as to ~ho the democratic nominee shall be, then the party of Jefferson and Jackson might just as well be dissolved Certainly it can not be the intention of the party leaders to nominate a candidate to please re- pnblicans, on platform evading the trusts and tariff issues. Factions republicans have way of "getting together" before an election, and there IS no evidence that the opposition to NIT. Roosevelt in his own party is ire concilable; and on the other hand the country has been assured that the ad. ministration has DO intention of running amuck" in the prosecution of the trusts.
 In MT. Cockrans E anxiety to capture the vote of republicans distrustful of Roosevelt, he has apparently over looked the deep-seated hostility to MT. Cleveland among very many democrats Tn the middle, we stern and southern states, whose detection would more than offset any gain to be expected from republican sources.
 1t seems a hopeless task to make some of the eastern democrats under stand that Cleveland is as impossible as Bryan for the presidential nomin- alton, one being the antthesis of the other, and each having following of sufficient strength to render the suc- cess of either chief as q presidential candidate impossible. This fact Fortunately, Is recognized by majority of the party leaders who are now working for the nomination of con- servaslve man who represents the best democratic traditions and whose leader ship would give confidence and restore harmony in the party.
 Such man IS Judge Alton B. Par ker, whose nomination now seems
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

The action of the territorial demo- cratic committee at its meeting in Phoenix, in resolutely turning down the advocates of Hearst, has removed the possibility of his endorsement by the Tucson convention and relieved the democratic party of Arizona of a threatened humiliation. The Hearst strength on the committee was much less than anticipated and was mostly confined to the Maricopa representa- tion of which little is to be expected in the way of sound judgment, The proper thing for the Tucson convention to do is to send a delegation to St. Louis instructed to vote as unit but for no particular candidate.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14
IT LOOKS BAD

The disclosures of collision and grating in connection with the national irrigation law and projects being de- veloped under it, ss given in dispatches reproduced in these columns, is a matter of great regret and serious import to the arid west It appears that George H. Maxwell, who has been one of the chiei promoters of national irrigation for "A number of years has reaped fortune from his work in the interest of the great railroad corpor- ations of the west which own immense areas of land in the arid west, and would likewise be greatly benefited through the increase of business ere ated by the reclsms stion of thousands of acres of land tributary to their roads. A part of the scheme was to secure the repeal of the present land laws in the interest of these railroads, whic, happily, has been defeated,
 The serious aspect of this business is that Msxwelrs close association with some of the government reclamation officials and with citizen promoters of certain irrigation projects will likely have the effect of casting suspicion upon all the enterprises now under way and of those persons identified with them.
 It Is fortunate, however. that these disclosures of graft have been made at so early a date, before irreparable damage has been done to the cause of national irrigation. The proper conrse for congress to pursue is to cause thorough investigation to be made of the whole reclsmstio service and to prosecute every person connected with it against whom there is any evidence of collision or fraud. The only way to insure the success of national irri- gstion is by the honest and intelligent administration of the law.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14
Independence In Politics

There is plenty of childishness in politics as it en ters into the life of the American people--but there ought to be prevalence of sound sense as well-such as IS able to rise above the bickerings of it's vicinage and to aim at securing the largest measure of na- tional good There is something wiser and more patriotic than being mem-
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

Senator Warren's speech on irriga. tion, as printed in the Congressional Record, is copiously illustrated with half tone pictures This is an innoya. ton. but very good one, we think. It relieves the monotony of, as rule, very dreary pages. As further rellei to favored constituents who receive the Congressional Record, we would suR. gest the reproduction of political car toons from the daily press and an occa, sional colo"ed supplement of Buster Brown and Tige's exploits.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

Commenting on the report that Law yer Elihu Roots fee in the Sully case alone IS more than double the salary he received as secretary of war, the Boston Herald remarks "No doubt, but what of it !? Not everything in this world is gauged by dollars, thank goodness, though some folks seem dis. posed to think so. "
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

The Springfield Republican deduces from MT. Brysn's experience the lesson that no public man should allow him. self to be provided for in friends will, If he can help himself, A more obvious and pertinent deduction IS that no public man should allow himself to be thus provided for and at the same time assist the testator in drawing up the will. There's the rub.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

In its reference to the dividend pay. ments by companies engaged in the mining industry of America during the first quarter of this year, the En. gineering and Mining Journal notes the fact that the metal mines and treat. ment works, with considerable less capital than the industrial combina. hons' yielded proportionately larger dividends to their numerous stock holders. Sixty mines auk works re. ported total payments for the quarter
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14
Ice Cream Social.

The ladies of the St. PauI's M. E. church will give social uext Thufs- day evening, Aprll 2l, at the church. A short program will bs rendered, by way o' entertainment, beginning at eight o'clock, after which ice cream aud cake will be served. 25 oent, come with us and have a good time.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

of So, 622 ,663, which represents but small portion of the gains from min ing for the quarter, as very many mines operating at a profit are hot reported. There Is no doubt that metal min ing is the most profitable of all indus tries in the United States, and in this respect copper mining probably leads all other branches of the industry.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

Justice Brewer declared that the safety of the nation depends upon the extent to which the laws are obeyed. Which leads the Washington Post to remark that there should be some way, then, of preventing so many lawyers from putting in their time showing their clients how the laws may be evaded
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

bar of this party or that one 365 day S in the year. It is exhibited by that conscience and best judgment,in cast ing his vote at any given time tO do that which promises 10 best serve bis country. He may make mistakes in judgment, but he is true citizen. - Springfield Republican.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-14

The Pennsylvania republican plat form points with pride to "the service pension ruling recently made by order of the president That seems to fix the responsibility.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31

armes Mdbden gum 3iele S6res So6z
mes auserndbltr ftammelte paula ura
bic alte Sante fano in Der gde uno
tpeinte bitterli9.
ngaula! @teB aufl" REF Der Gar
unb ao9 bic S9lu9aenbe in feline Ir<
me. sir bic Delt BIN i9 Der Gar, in
beien Sanb 9eben unb Sob Suuienber
liegt. Sir Did bin unb bleibe i6 9eter
Mi6ailotp, Der Did liebt, Der Did an
betet. Der pbne Did ni9t leben fann,
Dem On folsen pirit nit Der guten al
ten Sante.
Gr tiBte benz I6Dnen &inbe bic
Sbrdnen bon ben Quqen, BON benWanz
gen unb iagte:
Sci mein S9uBgeiIt in ben Idfpez
rem Sagen, benen i'd enteegengebe! Sci
mein @ngel unb berlaFe MIDI nidt."
nNie! Nte! bau9te 9aula unb leate
ibren i4Onen &inbertupf uuf bieS6ulz
ter bes 3aren.
Sn Der @ei9i6te 9eters bcs @roz
BEN lieit man oft ben 9umen elmer
Siritin Paulonnd Mittrop, bic ouf
peter einen groben @influb geiibt, tie
feinen 3orn bemeiftern, feinen l1nmutb
beidnftigen, i'm CUR Milbe unb gfa6z
1t9t itimmen fonnte.
gaulopnd Mittrpp mar Niemano
Inberer, als 9auld Mitterma1er, big
3arenbrdut bon @umpenbprf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
nnnhPr nm Ifna neffeut.

nadber BON uns seftelt.
vWas lit bas nit beinem Treunb pez
ter? Wobnt Nifoline Senien bel ibm?"
gbriftian brad in Sbrdnen aus.
n@ie tit ia feline Grau! @r bat fe
bomals slei9 sebeiratbet, 10 ianea es
cling. Mus Dem 9efdngniB, nit BEN
faputten Mrm unb NIT san5 ohne @elb.
Gr iagt, er bat iie INNER lteb gebabt,
unb iie iast =" gbriftian peinte lauz
ter. rNifOline fast, 9eter brau6t feinsr
Sreunb mebr."
Wir f9tpiesen cine lanee 3eit. @nhz
lid iaste Siirsen: nSiebit bu pobl,
gbriitian, geter mar fein prbentli4er
Treunb. gr 1T langpeilig, unb er tt
nerriidt."
gbriitian nidte befiimmert. $50
mild tit er ppbl elm tpenig, aber =" er
fpif9te ii9 bic Sbrdnen aus ben Mugen,
.geftern tit er mir bese9net uno bat 9e>
Ioet, er tppIte mai feben; pieaeidt erz
loubte Nifoline bo9 mod, bab er mein
Sreunb bliebe. unb Dann bIrfte i9
i'm einmal beiu9en."
Wir aber 5ermarterten uns ipdter
nod oft ben 8opf barber, OBJ Peter
pobl ieBt iasen miibte: . Nitoltrle,
mas bift bu einmal niibli9!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
cse6enoe Stetne.

DAB bic Steine reber, mai btsher
nur Elm fii6nes ppetii9es 8ilb. limb
nun fpmmt Elm gar %ernft6after @ele5tz
ter, Der uns befpeiien mill, buB bic
Steine tpirtli9 leben!
Ser profefor Der Galcuttder untberz
iitGt fir NuturpiTenf9aft, Raulens
8ofe Sa9abis G6unber, bat inter benz
Sttel: rGeiponie in TIE 2iDing, anb
Ron 2ibing" Elm 8u9 gef4rieben, in
tpel9em er Die Srage abbanbelt, ob man
Die bisber ais leblo5 a%ngeiebenen @r5e
unb Mineralien nt9t etpu bp9 unter
bic ,2ebenben" einrei6en fDnnte.
8oIe's 8epba9tungen eritreden itd
auf bic Srage: r8eiiben bic Mineralien
unb @r3e 2ebensfraft unb reagiren tie
auf GuBere @infliife?"
Gr fdnb nun. baB 5pti9en W1eni9.
Sbter, pflun5e unb Mtneralien BON
feiner uniiberbriidbaren 9ifferen5 bic
Gebe fein fam. Seine l1nterfu9uugeu
ergaben, boB bic M~inerulien ebenio pie
bic oreanii9 2ebenben empfinbli6 ftno
gegen Gubere GinfliRe, inbem lie biefe
Gbn1i9 ben einfa9iten Nerbencentren
aufIaugen unb p%ercipiren. Wenn BET
S6ieren pber benz Meni6en bas 8e6irn
bur9 gbluroform ober Sur4i9netoen
Der Nerpenfdben gefiibllos gema4t
ipirb, 70 empftnbet Der aDrper teinen
G6mera unb fam pbne S6mer5gefibl
seritiidelt tperben, bO4itens perben Res
flerbepegungen ausgef4dltet. 90
dbnli9, Gubere @infliiiie obne Central
betpubtiein percipirenb, f0nnen Die Miz
neralien betra9tet perben. 9enn 10
pie Menf9en, Sbiere unb Pflan5en
8Grme unb &Glte empftnben, 10 redgtz
rem ale Mineralien auf biefe, uno 8oie
fanb, buB einige BEL Der @rbtbung, ar>
bere pieber Bel Der 46tii6lung grobe
@erGnberungen 5eigen. Gbemtf4e @ins
pirfungen BADEN audi @mpfinbun9sz
bifferen5irungen CUR Sol9e. 8oie be-
buuptet iogar, baB er ale @r5e nartottz
iiren fam. @enn 3inn NIT Pottaf6e
be6anbelt pirb, 10 piro bic @mpfin=
oun9stdb1gtett 9e1tet9ert, pernle9rl maH
bic 0oIis in iibertriebener Weiie, 10
entitebt Stumpfbeit, llnempfinbli9s
felt, dbnli4 benz 3uitdnbe elmer
Opiumpergiftung BEL MenI4en nnb
.S6ieren. Man finbet na4 8pie BEL Miz
nerulien unb Gr5en Die Snmpat4te unb
Mntipatbie, dbnli3 ben Bel orgdntiAen
Wei en- auftretenben Gri4einungen.
Man6e runorganif6e" 80rper 5etger
cine tpa6re Su9t, fi6 matchmaker gu
perbinben, anbere tpieber treten 8erz
binbunqen nur bann Elm, tuenn Elm 8era
mittler ba5pii6en tritt, Der ibre 4bnetA
eung nieberbriidt, alio tpenn Die SsA
treffenben io3uiagen betdubt perben.
8pIe netit audi auf ben ~mpitli9en"
llmitanb bin, buB bur3 Die 8eretnts
eung BON gepihen unprganti3en Gle'
menten Elm io5uiagen neuer 8orpet
entItebt, Der bann fol6e neue Tdbtgfett
ten uufpeiit, BON pel9en Die friberel
nt9ts be3eu9ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
pie garen6ramt.
Don Sultus 8 3 IN b.

@inq ba bor ettpa 5tpeibunbertfiinI
sSabren, i'm Stunt 1893, Elm gar merf.
piirbiqer Menf9 in Wien berum
i6niiffelte in ale Werfitdtten, uno pr
er lab, bab Elm pirfli4er Meiiter Des
6anbperfes binter benz Werftii9e, Del
5obelbant pber Der 9rebbunf iab, %
fam er bes anberen Sases pieber uni
bra6te einen Sunsen bin, Der getpObn:
li6 einen gang unausipre4lt4en yla:
men fiibrte, unb lieb i'm als 2ebrline
Der betreffenben 3unft aufoingen:
Ser Mann ipra9 9euti4 unb in Ell
mem IeltIdmen Sialett, Man4es 81
bart, Man9es gu pei4, man bOrte es
linn an, boB er Elm 5remoer let. 81
fteate ii9 ais Mitglieb Der 9eIanot.
i6uft bes 3aren Dor. 4m 26. SUM
bes obenerpGbnten Subres mar ndms
li9 Der 3ar 9eter, ben bic 8ei4i9tf
ben 9roben" nennt, in @ien ange'
tommen, unb Der @in5ug beg eriter
Barren, Der ben 8oben Der &eiiben7
betrat, seItaItete ii4 b04ft feierli9
Sreili9 mar Der Mann, benz Die Wte=
ner auiubelten, als fi9 Der feterli9t
Bug bonn Sabpr Bis na9 9umpenbor
gum &Dnigsegs'iden palaite betpegte
ni6t Der Gar, Ipnbern iein 9roBbot=
i9after 2efort. Der Gar 1elbt faT
einfa9 gefleibet neben benz Diploma
ten unb lG9elte, penn 2efort bulbpol
unb berabluHenb benz 8olte banfte,
8eter poQte u~nertdnnt bleiben, tpie bur
ainem Sabre, ais er it4 in 9oQano alS
f6li6ter 9eter Mi9ailop in Der
56iffbaufunft unterri6ten 1ieB un1
nit Bell unb SGse uuf benz 4rbett3z
pldBe eri9ien.
9eter mar Elm 8uuerngenie. lingo
itiim, obne 5ormen, nidt fe6r gebiloet.
aber pfiffig unb i9ldu unb neitii6tig
Gr a6nte, bab nur Elm eipiliIirtes 8oll
elm mG6tiges 8olt fem t0nne, uno el
bate baber cine gauge S9aar pou
iuneen 8uFen mitgebru9t, Die er bier
in WerfitGtten ftedte. Dien mar i4or
bamals ob Der Stunt ieiner 9anotperz
fer berii6mt.
9eter itreifte biel unb oft in oer
Stabt berum, 9efelIte ii3 in ben S4dn.
fen gu ben 2euten uno plduoerte nit
ibnen.
Dim 5. Suli 1893 sing iiber Wien eth
| Wplfpnbrth nieDer. Der Defenders on
ben ufern Der Wien unb ben Weublen.
bic 1i9 bort b~efanben, 9roBe 8erbeez
rungen anri9tete. Na6bem Der Regen
a~ufgebDrt bate, ging Der Gar NIT eints
gen ieiner 2eute binab our naben
Wien. Der 5lub mar bo4 angef3pOlz
len, bic bo9gebenben Belen fibrten
aIerlet 9erGt6f9aften nit it4. Die
Wirn mar bamals Elm geflr9tetes
8afer.
Sa tdu9te pl0Bli9 aus Dem S3aus
me bes WaFers elm 8opf auf; cine
5onb itredte ii6 empur, UNI alsbdlr
tpieber in benz Strubel Der Weaen gu
berI9pinben. GntieBen pudte bic gu
faauer, bod Niemanb tpagte es, BEN
Grtrinfenben gu 9ilfe gu ellen. S9or
po1te peter ben 4bbdng 6inabiauFen,
als er cine Sruuengeitalt lab, bic IN
bas WaRer iprung, nit elmer 9anf
einen pfabl umtlammernb, Der Dori
: e~ingerammt mar, nit Der anberer
6unp mad benz aDrper sreifenb, Der
iebt tnapp Dor ibr auftau9te.
sic belt i'm feit. Sin Subelrui
eing bur9 Die Menge. SeBt tamer
Dem m%utbisen MGb4en 2eute 81
Silfe unb braften bic Retterin uns
ben geretteten eliidli4 ans 2onb. 81
mar Der pe9miiner bonn nfleinen @ut4
elm Batter bon neurl &inbern, ben oi'
Maib aus ben Slutben ge5ogen bate
(, aaum mar jebp4 bic 9elbin geborgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31

leinen She'll BON benz ipieber, mas eE
an 5eeliiden 8itterniiien bei9reiber
unb perinnbilbli9en ipllte !? Mud
sic tperben ba Elm Nein ausfpreden
elm gang leiies, ~reilsnjrtes Stsln; n1a'
tpabr9
aber laifen sic mid gu gnbe tOm:
men.
sd bate es perIu9t, ben Mfann al
mid au feiieln. Sen.... Wfanns
9oA tpobl ni9t gang. 8or allen
ben Menf9en, ben feinen, 5eriebenber
@eiit, Der aus jenen 8riefen gu mil
eeIproden.
Mber es mar 5onberbar. Mariettas
@atte permieb IS nit Der aanaer
'@6eu bes Seiterrei6ers por benz bDbe.
rem @eiprG9sbeutId, mir gu folsen
fpenn ib einmdl Elm penig fernab lie.
aenbere Oinge beri6rte. Gr 9ing ME
ober bod bo9itens NIT i%pottenber Sc:
reiatbeit barauf elm, er mar mir iebt
iiberbaupt genau 10 fern, 10 tpeltferr
pie ollie bic pielen anbern, benen i'd
Wunberlide ipie Elm Stid uebertraf
entgeeentreten mubte.
gnbli9 ertpGbnte i9 einmal elmer
feiner 8riefe.
,,@ie baben meme 8riefe seleIen
endbise Jrau?" 10 fragile er, 1t9tltd
peinli9 beriibrt.
ga. Marietta CAB iie mir. Ibe1
i6 fanlt S6nen ni9t perbeblen, Dat
man faum glauben tpiirbe, Sic ielbt
Ifeien Der @4reiber bieier ei9sndrttss1
8riefe."
,Warnm?"
r@ie ssbsn ii4 i'm pirtli9sn Sc:
ben 70 b0llis anDers."
Sa fab er midi fuit ~feinbielig on uni
Les fam enbnv etfpas BON ieinem IN
reren Menf4en gum 9orf9ein, map:
renb er Greerli9 berporftieB: sd
boIIe bic @9amloiisteit in setitigsr
Singen. Sieie 8riefe tparen nlr fiji
mid ielbt ssi4rieben, cine Dirt Gage:
bu6."
nNun, i3 peritanD tie tpo9l!~
gr audte 5~peigenb bic S9ultern
limb bann, nad elmer 8eile: "gttte
onGbige Srau, perseHen Sic bic Srte:
fe tpieber! 2afien sic uns iiberbdup'
ME pieoer bapon fpre4en. @s....
es 1T mir 10 peinli9."
Damn iturb er auf uno 9tng mt
sGrtli9er Sreube feiner iungen Srar
entgegen, bic ebe1 aus benz 9arten ber'
ouf fam. -
2angfum babe i9 enblid ben Scamp
aufgegeben., IS mar Elm miibebolles
Slid @slbtpsrnidtung. unb id
fam bur9 iie gu Der f9mer5lt9en Gr=
fenntnib, bic elmer Men19enieele tDer.
ben fann: su Der GrfenntniB, bab bas
9eben in ii9 iel6it unb allen feineu
Sbeilen ul1beiieebar 1T ,baB mir es
pobl empfangen, ME aber eriturmer
fOnnen.
Mein @ott, bos 1inb trodene Worte;
aGle;n glauben Sic mir, Sic f9lieber
cine Dirt bon Miibigfeit Elm, lpie mn
penig arme @usertpdblte lie fenner
lernen.
limb Nun lit audi rmeine 9ef9i4te'
su gnbe.
9enn pie/bitter i9 litt unb pie Bit
ter i9 bann genas, bas mill i4 Sbner
lieber ni9t eraGblen.
Nur mod zines: S9 febe felt ba=
mails alle Sdmmerungen bes Wuni9es
unb Der Sebnfu9t NIT grollenben
@ugen an. Sd mD6te bic Msnfdsn
am liebften Dor IGem ii
BEN, mas ni9t greifbar baite9t, II
greifbar, bab mir es nit beibet Nrmen
jfetbalten t0ntten.
Mber bds lit tpo6l Sbnen, Der
@9riftitellertn, Der 9i4terin sesenz
iiber Elm ld9erlt9er, berbitterter Sc
banfe.
@bele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
Mitte1 9e9en 8arbtA
nenhreoidten.

GS 9dt iuit l u6r Na4ts geI4ldgen.
ols Der bife &egiftrator plaB etpas
unIi6eren @9rittes bic Duntle Stdtte
betrttt, in pel4er er gemeinfam NIT
ieiner rbeferen !9Glfte" 81 ru9et
pflegt. Qber 10 elaitii4 audi ietne
G9ritte, 10 iorgiam getpd6lt aua telz
ne 8epegungen iinO, Die S9enre ni6t
in ibrsr Hube gu it0ren, es qeltngt tbm
ni6t, unb gu ieinem S4reden begtnnt
pieber cine jener 5arten 9er3ensergte1
Bungen, bic unter Dem gfamen n8arz
binenprebigt" a~Ieripdrts betanrt uno
penig beliebt Iinb. Na4bem unler He=
q%iitrator cine Weile benz &eoefluB gez
folgt 1T, f9reitet er pl0Bltd benz
@9reibtii9 gu, tramt bort Elm fpentg
6erum unb febrt bann nit ernfter Ufie=
ne I'll Der e%ritaunten Satin 3uriid, in
beren Munb bas @ort eritorben mar.
iebt Sinte, Sober uno 9apier por tie
aufs Nu9tti199en unb iagt NIT bez
i9ni6tisenbem Some: ~8eb.. Nlte.
i9reib' Saul mas 9u nod iagen fptlit.
morgen lei' ia'5!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
8er3ei9lid d..

Sit BADEN alio in Der Nu9t poh
bierten gum fiinften Mai bieies Sabres
in angetrunfenem 3uitanbe cine 8dnt
auf Der Yromenabe 5eritOrt?"
ga, Serr 4mtsgeri9tsrat6i -.
SD bite aber Inn milbernoe 1m1tdnoe
= es mar bic 8ant duf Der t4 meine
6rau tennen gelernt babel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
g mer oerfelbe.

Sat: ,@eit bier5ebn Sagen iebe id
ben Serrn profefor ieben @beno itunf
benldng i'm 8ei9perbebu3 f4reiben.'
OberfeGner: n@r Do1te cine 8es
1dperbe f9reiben, IS purbe aber eina
biitorif9e 4bbunblung iiber beuti4e
| 9dft60fe bdrdus."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
4noepanbte Geographic.

QTeFor: .@e6en sic bort Die Sea
beimrat6sto9ter! 9ds pGre cine Para
tie fir Sic, Serr 9rofefor! -. gid
1T stpar ni6t auau jung unb t9ra
S6lanf6eit ldBt gu piinI4en iibrig.
aber iie fat bobe peibli6e Sugenpeu
unb 10000 Mart @usfteuer!" = Pro4
fe1or Der Geographic mad einem prii4
fenben 8lid auf bic Dame, Die eineH
S0der unb einen &ropf bat, unb ba5u
cine eroBe Sourniire trGgD: rSanfa
fehr = bic Dame lit mir gu gebtrgig!N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
& m e { n.

S6uiteriunge: rSeben sc mid nc
bejetar'i9e Wuri4t!"
&rGmer: rMas nillit Ou baben2
bride Did bod ssfdllisit ettpus aeut1
li6er aus"
S9uiterjunge: me peietar'I9e
Duridt mill id; mas. man 10 DDr
iepObnli4 ne = faure Surfe nenntl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
Sumor bes MusGonbes.

Der Oi4ter 8ribler bat ieBt bop.
pelt 10 biele 2eier, pie friiber.1
$50 Z? Wen bat er aeheiratbet 3"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31

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MIR einen Oritten aniiebt, Der ptoerz
li6 ftDrenb iiber ben Weg lduft.
Did 10, parbon. @er5eiben sic,
gnGbige Srau!"
Martetta itellte uns beioe chamber
Dor
I'D priifte bas 9eii9t bes Mannes.
Gr mar i6Dn unb ionnen6aft. Ball
Der! fubr mir letIe Elm @ebanfe bur4
ben Sinn.
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Marietta elm. Seine 8lide, feline
Worte, fslbit feline @9ritte, bic ungez
bulbig iiber ben 9drtenianb 6intniz
f~terten, galten ibr, einaig ibr. nnb
iA ielbft? Sd bate nit brennerber
9eutli9feit bas @efIbl, mibbanbelt gu
tperben.
Mllein meme un5elige 9erblenbung
+ ober ner1len mir es tpieber metz
ne Bbantdiie = be6ielt nod INNER bic
Oberbanb. Sic lieb mid i'm Settle
pieber alle bic Stunben bur9leben, bic
mid benz fremben Shame nabe eez
brn6t batten, i9 fu6te tie uuf. @riittelz
te nit q~ualpoller 9eftisteit an ibren
Ginfliiterunsen. 3d.. sing tdgs
lid gu meiner Sreunbin Marietta.
limb tdglia erlebte i9 neus Nieber@
lasen. Sdsli9.
Was i9 urmer Menf9 bamdls an
f6merslidftem 2eibe bur9litt, bas tit
unbef9reibli9. Oenn fagen Sic ielbit:
9ibt bas Wort (i9 meine bus Wort
in feiner intimen 8ebeutunal, auh nur