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The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Capt. Thomas W. Dalton. chief Of
the Board OF Review. IS spending his
vacation in the White mountains Be
fore leaving the office his friends and
associates presented him with a set
OF resolutions upon his f0rJieth ami
YeTsaTy Of his entry into official life
Captain Dalton Is a veteran of the civil
war, having lost "a leg i'm the defense
OF the flag
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss J. w Buns. Of the army division,
Is al Yarmouth. Nova Scotia.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

W. A. Moore, Of the Southern di-
vision, with his wife. is absent upon
an extended visit in the West. He at
tended the Grand Army OF the Republic
encampment at Minneapolis, and is now
visiting his old home I'm Illinois. and
will take in Chicago and other promi-
ueuF pofufS
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Judge w. r. Peabody is enjoying his
vacation among the scenes Of his youth
Ia New England
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Lemuel Cudley, chief OF section A,
army division, is at Atlantic City with
his family.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

d. NJ. Cridler, Of the Assessors office,
has i0lued the big colony of beachcomb-
ers at Atlantic City, to be gone until
SrDrember g.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs Ida /. Chase. wife OF B. F.
Chase. Of the western division, leaves
the city this week for an extended stay
at Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Gen. Z. b. Payne. who has been quite
III. Is on duty again.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. J. A. Rich, OF the vital statistics,
left Saturday TO- a visit TO her home
I'm New York
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Dr. (. NJ. Finch. assistant chief Of
the army division has returned from
his vacation and Is on duty again.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

James Kearney, Of the army division.
is seriously i'll at Providence Hospital.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mr. Van Week, letter critic Of the
army division, is at home for two weeks.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

a SEA "trip 10 Boston. where she VIII
spend a ten days vacation.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Frank \. Porterheld. of the manufac-
rures. returned Monday from a very en-,
sovable vacation in Virginia. MT. Porter
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Ethel Derby is taking few
DAYS leave 10 entertain her brother,
who is visiting her.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Hattie Carey. of the army divi-
sion. Is taking the Boston voyage this
week.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Hugh r. Mel7y left Saturday evening
for SomervlIle, Mass. where le viii
commence his duties in the work on
city finances for the agricultural di-
vision
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

4 y Brown. assistant chief OF the
army division. g. enjoying his vacation
al Atlantic CITY.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

William r. Carpenter, Of the eNanin-
ing division. ard graduate OF the
University OF Michigan, has resigned
from the rolls Of this commission, and
began his duties August % al tie De
partmeut Of Commerce and Labor. Mr..
Carpenter was selected. for duty by
the Department Of Commerce and Labor
from the editorial clerk register. He
has been an employe of this commits
sion since September. 1905. In Mr. Car
pcntcr's change of position the commits
sion loses a good man in the examining
work
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
Men Of the Commission.

r. r Porter. Of The division OF APP
pointments, has been confined 10 his
camp west OF Washington FOR several
days this week by illness Mr.. Porter's
camp is situated on the Palisades Of
the Potomac. overlooking Little Fails.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

the commissions employees 20 be stricken
with the disease. E. L Boswell. OF the
division Of appointments is in a very
critical condition at his home IN hEooA
land Two trained nurses are constant
" IN atteadanse
/. w. Coveu. Of the examining divis-
lon, Is enjoying a five days vacation at
his home.
Miss Victoria J. Briggs. OF the examtn-
ing division, left Thursday for her home
I'm northern New York. where she VIII
make an extended visit
+. l.. Phipps, Of the application d.
vision. left Saturday, August IS. for
four weeks visit in Ohio,
Herbert Mitchell. Of the examining
division. spent Sunday with his wife at
Colonial Beach.
2. y. LoveweiI, Of the examining d.
vision. attended the Rockville fair
Thursday afternoon. Mr. LoveWeH is
much interested in chicken raising ana
paid particular attention TO the display
OF fowls at the fair At his home IN
BalIston. Va. Mr.. Loveweli has a fine
collection of Rhode Island Reds
A. II. Hitler, chief OF the examining
division. is enjoying an extended Vaca-
ton at Hudson. Mich.
Elmer n. Wallace. one OF the three
Cherubfm" from the secretary DIVISION,
will return September ! from summer
outing at Colonial Beach.
b 2. Berger. private stenogra pher 70
the chief Of the rural free delivery divis-
ion. will leave Saturday for a three
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Edith c. Nixon is listening 10
what the lid waves are saying at At
lantic City
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

jasper Il. whelchel. OF the manufac-
lures. left Monday for Atlantic city.
where he VIII remain a week, after
which he and his family will leave FOR
Georgia, where they expect TO remain in
the mountains for a two weeks rest.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

William a. Countryman, Of the manu-
features division. left the first of IN.
week for "a few days vacation at Beuus
Vista. Va.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

David Roth. Of the board of review,
has returned to duty. after d month s
s0journ at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

John D. Fall. Of the examining divis-
ion. viii return Tuesday after an ex-
tended visit IN Indiana.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Hobart II Ramsdel, of the stenogra-
pliers room IN the division OF appoint
i,oents returned Saturday after I'VE
DAYS vacation at Front Royal. on the
Shenandoah river. in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

John H. Morrison. Of she board Of re-
view. has been called 20 Indiana on
account of the death of a brother.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Charles z. Hughes, OF the District OF
Columbia. has been appointed 10 auty
as clerk on record work In the rural free
delivery division, his appointment -
continue thirty DAYS.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Cant. John J. Freeland. Of the
eastern division, is spending his vaca-
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Agnes Smith, Of the population
division. IS enjoying a months rest at
Baiiey's Island. Me
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Walter n Brown. OF the stenograph-
ers' room in the division Of appoint
meuts. was in charge of the division
of appointments nIe room this week
The sUeuogTaphic force is rather insUf-
hcient at present. owing To the absence
on vacation journeys Of Miss LOveioy,
and Mess-s. Newton and Ramsdeu, and
90 Mr.. Browns temporary absence from
the stenosraphic work,
Misses Agnes c. Thompson and Hat
tie b. Crump left on August IS for an
extended tour of parts Of New England.
Thursday they left Baltimore by boat
for Boston. During their absence they
viii also visit Newport, r, J., and Nar-
ragansctt Pier besides making a trip
up the Hudson river. Miss Crump Will
return on September 4, but Miss Thomp-
son will remain until about the middle
OF September
O. :. Swanll, who, with his family.
has been enjoying q restful vacation
In Virginia for several weeks, returned
20 the commission for a short time this
week. bit VIII return 20 Leesburg to
be with his family for a while longer
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Agnes Barnes is stHI absent from
her desk on account of Illness. Miss
Rarnes was compelled TO leave her work
overtwo months ago on account Of i'll
health
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Elmer n. Wallace. one of the three
cberubiu1" from the secretary's division,
viii return September ! from summer
outing at Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Story i. Ladd of the manufactures di-
vision. left last week for Asbury Park.
whore he will be gone Tor two weeks
Mr. Ladd was accompanied by his fami-
"
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

z. p Berger. private stenographer 70
the chief Of the rural free delivery divis-
ion. will leave Saturday for three
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

HaIIack p. Long, son of DR.. J. Ii.
Long. of the division of appointments.
has been appointed a messenger boy in
the Bureau OF Animal Industry. The
Young man is but. fourteen years OF
age, yet ig I'VE feet eight inches IN
height. and weighs l3S pounds.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Bert A Riddle. OF the mauufactf.es
division. left Saturday for a few days
rest with friends in Maryland. MI
Riddle will spend his vacation uu "a
farm and hopes 10 Dt able 20 tell the
difference between an OK team and "a
Eair Of mules ere his return 90 the office
Samuel ID. Rhodes of the population
division, Is taking "a few days leave OF
absence 20 entertain friends from PEiil-
delphia, who are his guests n this
city.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

John II. Bell, OF the board OF review.
has returned from a two weeks Vaca-
lion. spent AT Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

A II. Hitler, chief Of the examining
division. is enjoying an extended vaca-
ton at Hudson. Mich.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

weeks vacation TO be spent at Atlantic
city.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

held Joined camping party at Valley
View Springs. near New Market, IN the
Shenandoah valley, remaining about ten
days
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Frank Baker Of the board of review,
IS spending his vacation az the Thou
sand Island House. Canada
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Paul F.. S.oan left Saturday for COlum-
bus Ohio, where he win take up the
work on marriage and divorce.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Marvin II. Bacon, OF the files section
of manufactures. left Monday FOR
-four weeks leave. Mr.. Bacon Will spend
the major portion OF his time IN Wiscon-
sin seeking recreation in the hshing
grounds Of the northern part OF the
State.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

NJ r Sabiu, of the board of review,
has returned from bis vacation.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Pierce ". Stage. of the board of re-
view. Is away on annual leave.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

S E Bsmar. of the application divts-
ion. enjoyed an excursion trip 70 Mar
shall Hall last Monday with the Wood
men of the World On Tuesday Mr. and
Mrs Bomar went to Chesapeake Beach
with the Army and Navy Union. T. y
A Mr. BOmar was chairman OF the
COMMITTEES of ARRANGEMENTS on This oC-
casion Mrs BOmaT. although the
mother of three children, Is sometimes
successful IN outdoor sports, as was
Evidenced BY the fact that during the
dav spent at Chesapeake Beach she was
fortunate enough TO win fine parasol
in a fOOtrace
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Elsie Herrle. Of the District OF
Columbia, was appointed on August Z
for tire months. as stenographeI and
typewriter in the office of Chief ESam-
liner Higgins
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Wade d. Ferguson. of the manufactures
division. returned the first Of the week
from a vacation Of several days spent
at his former home at Pulaski, Ca.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Kathryn MaXon is taking the
place of Miss LamsOn as stenographer
to Or. Wilbur chief statIstician Of the
vital statistics. during Miss Lamson
{ vacation.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Henry Sanford, OF the agricultural di-
vision. left Tuesday morning for Chit
Cago, whore he will enjoy a week g
vacation, after which he will take up
the work on the financial statistics Of
cities of which the agricultural division
is now starting the canvass.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Victoria J. Briggs. OF the examin-
ing division, left Thursday for her home
/ in northern New York. where she VIII
rnaLe IN extended visit
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

L. W. Covel. Of the examining diNls-
lon, Is enjoying a I'VE days vacation at
his home.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

The temporary appointment OF +. A.
FarIng as an Inspector in the Water
Department has been made permanent
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

c. F. Myers has been transferred 10
the surface department as chairman. at
a considerable salary increase. The
transfer takes effect from August -
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

S A Bauison. Of the manufactures
division. left this " eek for saranac
Lake, \. Y, where be will enjoy
needed rest OF three weeks.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

'''A'----t at '-ia..tf-- lf't-a+- A1Fe-AlA
with his wife and six grandchildren.
f. H. Carver spent the first Of the
week up the river after fish. but re-
ports rather poor luck.
Charles Berrv is stiH on leave. He
looks in upon his associates now and
then, but declines 10 go 10 work.
Henry NJ. Gunderson, Of the record
division. who was called 10 his home.
Boscobel, Wis, on account Of the
serious illness Of his aged father, has
returned 70 duty. Mr. Gunderson
missed his train connection at Madison
and reached his home a few hours after
his fathers death.
Miss Belle Casey, Of the record d.
vision, has gone 70 Nashville, Tenn, 70
visit an only brother
Adon h Phillips, OF the record di-
vision. has returned from has honey
moon. bringing his bride, formerly Miss
Olive B. Wilson. OF Norwich. n Y. Mr..
Phillips on his return 10 his onicial
duties received a royal welcome and
many Fluctuations from his many
friends.
DR.. Z. NJ Finch. assistant chief OF
the army division has returned from
his vacation and Is on duty again.
T. y Brown. assistant chief or the
army division. g. enjoying his vacation
al Atlantic city.
Miss J. W. Buns. Of the army division.
is at Yarmouth. Nova Scotia
James Kearney Of the army division.
lis seriously i'll at Providence Hospital.
Miss Edith c. Nixon is listening TO
what the lid waves are saying at At
lanuc City.
Miss Hattie Carey. Of the army divi-
sion. Is taking the Boston voyage this
week.
LemueI CudIey. chief OF section a,
army division, is at Atlantic City with
his family.
Judge w r. Peabody is enjoying his
vacation among the scenes Of his youth
IN New England
Gen. E. b Payne. who has been quite
III. is on duty again.
Mr. Van Week, letter critic Of the
army division, is at home for two weeks.
About 40 per cent Of the army divi-
sion were absent during the past week.
HIP. Holden. widows section. Western
division. has returned 10 duty after his
recent illness.
me- fHafH ~
sion. is AT his deck after one months
outing with his family al Colonial
Beach, and he seems much improved by
his rest
Miss NJ. z. Hammond is having az
quiet. restful s0j0urn al Atlantic City
Capt Thomas W. Dalton. chief Of
the Board OF Review. is spending his
vacation IN the White mountains. Be
fore leaving the office his friends and
associates presented him with a set
OF resolutions upon his fortieth ami
Nersary Of his entry into official life
Captain Dalton Is a veteran of the civil
war, having lost leg i'm the defense
OF the flag.
David Roth. of the board of review.
has returned to duty. after d months
sOjOurn at Atlantic City.
John Il. Morrison. of she board of re-
view has been called 20 Indiana on
/ account of the death of a brother.
NJ r. Sabiu, of the board of review.
has returned from his vacation
Pierce W. Stage of the board of re-
view Is away on annual leave.
Frank Baker. Of the board of review,
is spending his vacation az the Thou
sand Island House Canada
John II Bell Of the board OF review.
has returned from a two weeks Vaca-
lion. spent AT Atlantic City,
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

J. Gardner Green Is spending a two
weeks vacation at his former home IN
birmingham. Ala
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Robert II. Lee, Of the manufactures
division. was absent during the week on
account of Illness.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Prof John r. Little. former Times cor
respondent for the Census. writes from
Chicago that tho field force employed
in that city. were located In the Monod-
mock building and enjoy the work very
much. He also states that the work is
proceeding very satisfactorily and rapid
"
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Herbert Mitchell. Of the examining
division. spent Sunday with his wife at
Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Lemuel A. Carruthers left Saturday
for his home In Ohio for a ten days
vacation. After a visit among his friends
and relatives MI Carruthers Will take
up the work of city financial statlsti-
clan In the cities OF that State
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

+. l.. Phipps, Of the application d.
vision. left Saturday, August IS. for a
four weeks visit in Ohio
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Director North returned TO the office
Tuesday after months rest spent at
New london. y. ~.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Lucy Sutherland. Of the vital
statistics, is absent from her work be-
cause Of Illness.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Dr. Wilbur. recently appointed chief
statistician of the division Of vital
statistics. is spending a weeks vacation
with his family M Jamaica, l. J.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Harry H. Clark left Saturday for
Fort Wayne. Ind, where he will write
up the city finances OF that city, then
proceeding 10 Iowa. where he will be
employed on the same class Of work In
the cities OF that state.
Miss Ruth Lamer left the first Of
rha Meek over The Merchant 8 Miners
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

Sdupter Der 8eooing-3naben uno
artf Die ounflen Sodenfopfe Der Mut.
ter iino Sodter. @ergebens,
Oieie bier bielt Der S6merS anein.
anber sefetiet, iiei erhpfapoen .nidt
oas porme Sonnenlddelh, ods iiG
oiird Die oid,tbebuihten aaltaniet.
baume itabL nm Die trauernoeft
Menifenfinoer an %erfreusu. 81
Den 3rpciaen rauidte es, Ieiie, als
ltlege Der 8eooing-@eiit iabte EN-.
por 5n Den &rouen Der boditefi
Wtpfet uno nllit bog er oie bl1t-
terreifen @eite melt 5nriid pons Dem
uralten @appen Ser @eooine's, auf
Dab elm concentrate oasielbe be.
lend)tete, nno iiebe, oa itraBlte es.
nltf IN blieenoem So%niiellsoloe, ous
feItgefigte ShiIS nit Dem madtigen
2oipenfopf mo oet erSgegrabenen
Sdrift5eid)en'E n@bre! Gbre!" Die
Geooing.Gbre NOR iprihaportlif
%getporoen inn 2anoe uno in Dem
alten reid6egiiterten l8eidledt itets
bod, ia am boditen gebalten fpor-
Den. Sarum audi batteii lie ngbre"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

Define @iitterl" Der iunae aaoett
neiste iein Saipt, oils buIeiae err
oieiem altsiprud, aber in ieinen
@nsen glimmte es oiilterfladerno
anf. .@ebe auf 9ein 3inlmer ullS
perlaiie es nift friiber, big ih lid,
rnfen laiie. @ilit 3u?"
nMama!"
sd mlB Die nGditen StlmSen
allein lein, beereiie es enblid,, neil
id es iage."
Safe mid bod bel Dir ,bleiben.
liebe, i6 babe ia elm Gnredt ouf
oieie eritcn Stunoen Geines 8itt-
nentbums, in oenen 0u pieleiht
piel llnangenebmes 5u ~erleoiaen
balt. Nidt mabr, mir baben nidt
oiel bebalten BON unierm friibern
@oblItanO2" 9ie Srage fam 10
5ag6aft berbor.
sd iprede ipGter nit Dir. Sor.
ldnfig babe iG 9ein @ort?"
pSa, @ama!" &idars aab es
5ogerno. Sos ernite @ebot leiner
0tlltter %iiberlpos ieinen @iaen. Gr
elite lofprt Die Stltfen ms obere
Stofpert binalti. Srau 8eooila
idaute linn NIT einem unbeIhreib.
lifen Slide nn6L, oonn manote lie
lid ila6 ibren anbern &inoern INN.
Seors ilnb. @brentraut itauoen be.
"troffen oa.
SOL id nit &id)aro seben.
9fama?~ frngte @eorg.
9iele nidte itumm aber i6r .sin.
ger ltrid) ~liebfoienb an Der leid1t ae.
brainten bliibenben @ange hires
&naben berab. Der nit ieltenem ,Sr,
ltintt ieoen ibrer 8iini6e errietb.
-gtimm audi gbrentraut nit, lie
lol Ole &leioer ned)ieln. Sd peroe
Gli6 lpater rllfen."
alein gbreutraut, ami eeren rel.
5erloem p@eIiftfen nod Die Sbrd.
men binsen, iliidtete eilenbs einiae
,Shritte fort.
sS6 laiie mid nidt einiperren!"
proteltierte iie init e~rbo6ener
Stimme.
.Storenirieo! Simmer mutt OH
9einen Gilertopf baben. Iimm Din
ON Den a9riioern elm 9eiipiel, ole
ptel fols'amer iimo mie On" 4''
9ie, feline @eoSin9.S ofter bob
Ole 5ierliden Sdnltern.
"Gas lit ibre Sahe i'd mag
nidt."
Cine itrense Tiiee idluebte aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

-er martet auf Die Srau pie Der
@eier aitt Die Saube. SD CLAUDE,
er -ihnappt ibr Dos leste 9elo aus
Gem 9elitel, rnb mir lnoern mer-
ben foltaeiteGt, @ir nriiiien nlog-
Iidit 5ugleid NIT tbr iprederL friiber
mie Der .S9lmimeier bon Sn.
lpeftor."
Sp Ifpirrte es ollrfeina1oer.
Ser leste Heit Sarbe mid aus
Dem bleiben @elift Der Sansherrin.
Cine frarpfbafte' 9emeaung belt
&i6arO 5llriif, Der 5ornsliibene nod,
Den &aitmen ~ltiir5en noate, mober
Die Stimmen famen.
Seine S3ere, &ifqrb, ih 6ittel"
Die Sono bemmte setualtiam ole
fortitre6enoe Strait hires Sobnes.
sd fann es nidt OuloeuL Dab IN
oielem Gone bon inns geipro6en
miro - nimmermebr!!"
rGii bleibitl"
8elde &raft Sieie iflunfe peiBe
5rauenbano beiaB! 8iforb miibte
iid peraebens, BON ibr DISAPPOINTMENT.
Gin @ort, Hifaro, id bin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27
Nene, fatgoliide Snd- nnS Sepotio-
naliensS anolang.

Die 8ebriioer Sei3, Sobn g.,
Gomunb q. uno Intbonp o., melde
ale brei LANCE Sabre binsur6 bel
Der Sirnla 8uitet in Seem Oorf an-
geiteat paren, baben iih irnter Dem
Sirmanamen rSei5 grotberS" ais
fatboliihe Bud. unb 9epotionalien-
Sanshins etablirt uno iperoen Dor.
lGufig IN go. z Sarclap StroBe,
Hem 9orf, ibr 8eihGft beioreen, bis
Der in Iusiid)t genommene rleile Ga.
ben sum ge5ug fertig lit. 8ir
niini6en ben itrebiamen uno burf-
aus reellen, superlaiIisen uno in
Den fatboliiden &reiien Stem 9orf's
bodanseiebenen griioern Den beiten
grfolg!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

mar. Gin paraOieliid idoneS Sled
den Gr0e ga o6en. Ga Itanoen Die
foltbor ielteniten 9lumien Ipmme-
trtidl georbitet in langen 8eeten
Serrlide 8pramioen Don 8latt-
pflan5en, Die tpie Elm @aQ Seu Berg
bang unlgaheu, nno ouf Dem Ser
RouiQon ipie cine 8ldsalode
tbronte. Die gusiid)t iiber oetl
balboertpiloertcn, romontiIdJen Meb-
oingsEart mar lpohl nidt sunl
D~finoeIten oil idldggebeno gepeiell
fiir oieien Gllnft oes fiinltliG crrid)-
tetell 8er9eS nit Dem comfortable
etngeriftetcn 6iiriteupapiaon. 9us
oad)te unItreitig aud) Der grbprinS
alteln, Der IN eInem Der %SSeniter lag
uno nit Grt5iifen oen mmberpoQen
gusblif genoB. Seine Sono tam
bette init Ser ieibeuen Gllaite ser
Somaitgaroine. Sein Sunfles Muae
IbDeifte geoanfenpoQ in sic 1Serne
nno Damn nieoer ouf bie griinen
gaumbGupter, beren 9l6tterifmuf
I'M Sonnenlid)t Elm rei6enbes SGat-
teniptel auf Die peinlid LAUDER ge-
bultenen @ege 5eid]neten. Gin
alter, morider &obn, oeiien ebemols
petBer Selanitrih lGngit berIfapum-
Den nno MI nod elm forbloies,
griinbelaufenes @rau 5eigte, lfau-
felte ouf Dem ifnpar5tiefen rubieen
Weiber TIMBER, beiim Spiegel nit
breitsldtterigen @aIierroien beIebt
por. Gin fleines MGbden nit mi
oeripenitigem Sodenfopf ioB it'd
anf Der SfuSerbonf une bate Sos
8eIiftfen felt in bei0e SGnee ge-
itiitt.
Gin Sdimmer oes grfennens lief
iiber Ole 3iise oes 8rin3en.
.0as 8aiier ideint Sein Gle
ment 81 iein. fleine Sire, rief er
lddelno hiniiber.
Sic Angerufene bob elm penia
Den &opf unb blidte een Gpreher
unperpanot u1.
Ser bcltige llnfaQ ideint obne
6olgen iiir Gid porii6ergegangen
5u Iein?" ergGn5te Trins Garolotb.
Die 9leine iprang aui.
r0u bit gar fein Srin5!" be-
buuptete iie fiibn, oils gieiultat ibrer
eben gemad)ten 8eobudtung.
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er etruus uerlpuneert. SD babe
mid ais FOLDER BEL 9ir nid)t porae.
ltelt." gr unteroriidte ous biibide
Sadeln, bas gbrentraut id)on elm.
NAL BET ibm geieben.
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