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ment as well as profit. In 1894 he decided
that he had found what he needed. To
men who were willing to risk something
and TO suffer something, South Africa was
calling. and the cry with which 1t called
was the single word "GoldN
Blake heard that cry in Grand Rapids
land found It too strong to go unanswered.
BY this time he had a wife and children.
His wife implored him to remain in Amer
lea Her family, the Aldriches of Michi-
gan, were wealthy and influential In af-
fairs. II business did not appeal to him,
there were other careers that could be
followed in the United States. He could
not explain. Adventures soldiers of for
tune from the four corners of the earth,
were hurrying to golden Rhodesia, and
John Blake must join that army even II
It meant the sacrifice of home ana of
wife And that sacrifice had to be made.
in the end, for Mrs. Blake having threat
ened to bring suit for divorce on the
ground Of non-support IL her husband left
her, put the threat into execution. Blake
did not contest the suit.
on DECEMBER 8. 1884, he sailed from New
York and after spending a short week in
England embarked at Southampton on De-
cember % for Cape Town. ibid not re-
johannesburg. the big, busting and pros
porous city OF the Transvaal. One month
in the city and he set OF for Buluwayo
the gold center. 600 miles away, travelling
with four pack donkeys. Dissatisfied with
the town, which he found generally fever
stricken, he penetrated into the jungles
OF the Zambesi, exploring the surrounding
country.
As miner and prospector Blake appears
not to have been any more successful than
In his former ventures. but when, in Octo-
Der, 1899, the British agent at Pretoria an
nounced that his government declined 10
discuss the conditions set forth in the BoeI
ultimatum. and war became imminent
Blake, soldier, lover OF adventure and
hater OF Great Britain, fell at once into his
place
The Irish brigade became an important
factor In the war from the very beginning
for the 800 men who called on Blake TO lead
them lost no time in getting into action.
High Praise for Butler.
In his work entitled "A West Pointer
with the Beers" Blake has given his ides
OF the Importance Of the work accomplished
by the generals on both sides OF Butler
he says
The Beers generally acknowledge Gen
eral Butler as by far the ablest commands
the English had in the field. True it is
he made mistakes on the Tugela. But 4
should be remembered that he had but S.
900 or 1000 men 10 dislodge some 500
Beers intrenched for a distance OF thlrt!
miles along the river. Had Butler been II
supreme command, I firmly believe the wa
would have been brought TO an end within
six months after the relief of Ladysmith.
Lords Roberts and Kitchener had trebli
the number OF men. an open country ans
only about 4ooo Beers in front OF them
yet Butler relieved Ladysmith by the tim
they could relieve Kimberley.
In fighting negroes armed with sticks
both Roberts and Kitchener were enabled
10 add list OF letters TO their names al
most equal to the number In the alphabet
but when confronted with an armed Boer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-02
Interviewias Rockefener.

Jules Hedeman. journalist OF France was
sent by his paper, the Matin. to interview
John ID. Rockefeller, when the latter was
at compiegne last. summer. Mr.. Rookie
teller." said NJ. Jules. Il desire 10 inter-
view you" "Ah" replied Mr.. Rockefeller.
Il desire to ask you some questions about
yourself and receive answers therefor. .
"Ah!" said Mr.. Rockefeller. Il desire TO
discover II many OF the things said about
you are true" Mr.. Rockefeller pondered.
At last he said. II have heard 1t charged
that l am so stingy l win never take a
cab This Is not true. for n you will OBJ
serve closely you win see that intend to
take one now" And he ala.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-02

Misses and Children's
good durable School
Shoes, regular $3.50
value, pair. $500" CSC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-02

courage and the endurance to brave the
rough waters of the Ohio and Mississippi at
this time of the year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-02

Fifty Green Trading
Stamps with any Mans
or Woman's 50, $3.50,
SO, $3.50 and 81 Shoes
for Saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-02

Children's Cute Little
Patent Leather Shoes
laced styles, with or
without spring heels,
regular 75c kind. .53C
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-04-25

Wheat, Toe; Oats, 41c; Rye, Csc; Bar
ley, 9Oc cwt.; Beans, $1.10; Hay, $l2 to
$3.50; Potatoes, Csc; Corn, shelled, AZ;
Butter, %; Eggs, Is; Pork. dressed,
$3.50, alive, $500; Veal calves, dressed,
etc, alive, &c; Cattle, dressed, 40,
alive, 2H &c; Chickens and Hens, alive,
Sc, picked, 10c.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-04-25

R. Jones was in Flint yesterday OF
business.
F. Blair will open feather renovat
ing establishment in the old Clio Stal
building next Monday.
Mrs. Charles H. May left yesterday
for DetIoit where she will spend {
week with her sister, Mrs. F. H. Tay
lor.
The following letters are advertised
as uncalled for at the Clio P. o. for the
week ending April "a, 1907: Mrs. B,
F. Curtis, Joseph Cunningham, Jas. E,
Cunningham, Frank Craig, Miss Sybi
Daniels, Miss Carrie Jenkins, Lautz
Bros, Jack Miller, Major Howard
Rice, Hiram Tanner. Persons calling
for the above will please say "adver-
tised." ROLAND Franklin, P. M.
Ernest r. May, formerly of Sar
Francisco, has taken position on the
local staff of the State Bank & Trust
company. He is graduate of the law
department of Stanford University, and
was prominently identified with the
musical, dramatic and journalistic en-
terprises of the student body. -Tono-
pah, (Col., News. Mr.. May is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. May, Of
this village.
Try a sack of Mt. Morris flour, sold
by Clio dealers.
FOR SALE House, with barn, orch
ard and well. ID acres of land.
9-3t S. E. WEBSTER, Clio.
Good, yong driving horse, Sphinx
mont bred, for sale. Inquire of Mrs.
C. B. Mann, Critics St., Clio, Mich. go
When you are in Flint go to the
FASHION CAFE, opposite the Bryant
hotel, for your meals. They serve the
very best 25c dinner in the city.
Farmers, now is the time of the year
to feed Buckeye Stock Food. For sale
by Fred Stsrdivant.
Mt. Morris -four is sold by Clio deal
ers. Try sack.
HOUSE FOR RENT-fnquire of
Samuel Hummer, R. F. d. a, Clio.
FOR SALE-Heavy work horse, and
4-year-old COW with calf by side. En-
quire of T. d. or S. G. Brown, Clio. s
FOR SALE Three and four inch
tile. Threes are zoe per rod of 16 pieces.
The tours, 30c. Thos. Diff, Clio. 8tf
Despite the extreme cold weather in
April you need new hats. You will find
the best selections at Hurd's millinery.
Hoes, rakes, spades, trowels, seeds
and every other thing needed to assist
in making a garden, are found at
Jones & Haven. 9-2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
SGweis.

ger n. Die 8abn SernsNeuen'
burg 1T in elmer mibliden Ttnan3s
la9e, ais beren llrIa9en bas un3ureis
denoe @eIcai4aftstapitol unb bic
iG9rli9en 9striebsbefi3ite an9cIeben
iperben. Guf ieinem 904iten Stano,
Septembcr 1904, betrug Der Pailips
1aloo 1,406,331 Srancs. Die Regies
rungen BON 9ern unb Hcuenburg bas
ben nun einen SunirungSplan pereina
bart. SO iinb i'm gan3en 1,280,O00
5ranos idnebenbe S6ulb gu beden.
0apon Ipll Der Ganton Bern 1,000.s
900 Trancs, Der Stdat Neuenburg
100000 Jrancs aufbringen. W1tt bits
fer S%ubpcntion bofft man, bic Qeben5'
fGsi9feit Der 8abn berbei3ufii6ren.
3 ii r / Of. Sn 3iiriA puroe Der
S9reiner9eIeQe Yeter Sffenbroi6 aug
&0ln perboftet, Der Bon !Sannoper,
Wiesbaben unb 9iiNelborf aus iteds
briefli9 perfplet paro. Sn 3iiri9
bate er ii6 ais 9ircftor elmer eng
lif6en Smmobilien9eIeni6af auSge@
eeben. Giner junsen Bittpe i4pins
bette er 10000 Srancs ab. Die
Stabt 9iel pGblte ben So3ialoemos
traten Reimann gum StaotprGIib en'
ten. Gs 1T bies Der erite io8ialitii9e
StobtprdIibent in Der S6ipei5.
9ael profeTlor Mar Wilms
aus 2eip5ig spurbe gum profehor fur
Gbirurgie unb profe1or Sietrid Ser
barbt aus Senu gum profeFor fir
innere Mebi5in an bic Timber litdt in
8aiel berufen.
@ral b ii n b n. Ser Itrenge
Dinter bat benz Siridpilb i'm pratis
gau arg auseiebt. Gs linb bersits
neun SirI4e an !Sun9er gu 9runoe
gesangen; apei bapon %6efanoen iidl in
meni9li9er pflege; iie batten. 70 iebr
9slitten, bab ie nidt mebr gu retten
tparen. @egenpdrtig iptrb an rers
19iebenen Srten i'm @e6ir9e Tutter
eele9t, UNI bic aablreiden Sbiere -
man Iab 3ubel ppn 33 Stiid = Dor
benz Sungertob au retten. Iud iinb
feds Stiid na6 Sdiers gebraAt pors
ben. no ite sefittert unb 9epflsst per'
ben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
Das liIauirr i'm pauiuun.

Gs mar i'm Sabre 1892, als Der be-
riibmte &labierpirtuoIe uno &omponiIt
RubinItein cine befreunoete Samtlie be-
fu6te, bic Elm 2unbgut in ben Bergen
BON Stills, RuiIiI6sS autuIien, beIub.
Dan itelte auf Wunf9 bes groben
pianiiten Elm SlaOier in einen tleinen
PapiaCn, ipelher ni@t nett BON benz
tleinen S6lob e%ntfernt mar. Sortbtn
5pg it6 &ubinItetn an ieoem Wor9en
3uriid, nm al fpielen, unb 5ipar f6on
in olIer Mprgenfriibe. @r mar ent3iidt
bon Der obfoIuten Rube uno BON benz
6rieren, Der an bieiem einiamen Yldbs
den berrI6te. Gines Mor9ens 9ing
aber Elm 6rember aus Der Stobt Siflis
an benz Pupilon borfei unb b0rte bort
Elm Spiel, pie er eS nod niemals in feis
mem Qeben geb0rt bate. Mm nG6Iten
Morgen nabm er 1iA einen 5reurb nit,
unb betoe 9in9en an bieielbe STEELE uno
bOrten tpieoer bic punberbdren SGne.
SaS ipro6 1i6 ihneQ bsrum, unb in
ben nd4Iten Sogen peri ammelten ii6
fdon bic Qeute 81 Sunberten bes Morz
gems 9lei9 noh 5 llHr in Der Babe
oieIeS paoilOnS. Rubinitein mertte
ndtiirli9 Iebr bolb, baB eS nit feiner
Giniamteit 5u Gnbe mar, unb obtpobl
ct 5uerit nid>t Iebr erfreut barber mar,
moGte er bod i9Iiebli6 CUTE Miene
gum b0fen Spiel, ia er CAB I4lieBliA
etne 3eitlang an istem Mprgen I'M 8
ll6r elm @ratiston3ert fir bic 8eipobs
rer BON 9iflis. Gr geftottete, bab Die
Senfter be8 Yapiuons ge0ffnet piirben,
aber er ipeigerte Ii6 entf6icben, Ii9
feGbit Teben gu loFen, nur einiQen lpsnis
gen gelung es. bur6 bo8 Seniter einen
flii4tigen Bid ouf i'm 8u %perfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
Cine llrinknciprrri I'M Ndlbfraall.

Der DIterrei6i16e SeIbmar16on b.
s.. mar Elm GROCER @erehrey zines guten
9rppfenS unb nomentli6 ieinem I'm
gartpsin i6rieb er bic beiItrGftigiten
Wirtungen gu. Gines Cages ertrants
ten Die jlngen 8Glber auf ieinem Iteierz
mdrtiI9en 8ute an jenen gcfiir6tetsn
boh8raoigen 9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, pie
Iie leioer bdufig beim Sun9pieb uuftre,
ten unb Ielten 9utartig %DerIaufen, 70
bab man bieIe Irt Sale aagcmetn nit
benz @usbrud v&dlterTierbe" be5eidnet.
0a fam bein 6elomarIGal Elm feirsr
GtnfaQ. Bon Dem @eoanten ausges
benb, buB bri gcptfen 8erOauungsitrz
rungsn i'm meni9li9sa Or0oniSmus
Elm padr Oldier guten Rotbrueins oft
Wunber t6lln. IieB er cine Mn3abl 6laz
1den llngaripein aus ieinem Seller bo=
len uno 'tiitcte nun unter 1eill,n &Glz
bern - Ie mohteu pollcn ober ntht -
cine 9neiperei an, boB es cine 9trt bate.
Sebe5 8GIb6en betam rei6lih cine
Sld19e Rpt6pein. Ser Grfplg lpar
3unG6't Elm 9an5 natiirIiGer in'ofern,
ais bic &dlb6en BON elmer Wunterteit
ergriffcn irurcen, bic Iebr erfreuliG;
bon ibrsm pprtcrigen EinfGQiSen gu
Itonbe obftoA, uno penn ca3 Gal6 er1t
pergniigt lpir3, bann bat e5 i6on feline
Notb meGr. Sn Der Shat ho6 Der in
benz Hot6neir ertEa!tcre @erbipff bic
Observation-Disclosures ouT Die 8Glbs
fen nabm,n botb pieoer regelret9te
No6rung inb ipurben nisbcr muntcr
uno geYunb, Ter Telomuri@aN ater
mar rjfyt loenig ItpI3 auf feline Selun'
gene Sur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
SciratbS : 2iccuScn.

C5oicpb G~unton5oro, 30, mo Gar.
mcIio Hou5ino, %; Npplifant Sol.
Gonton5orp, Mr. 800, Siio'8igbitr.
Src0crid VI. Hilbc, %. mo Wor.
ibo SoltN 20; NppIifunt Bnil&0nid,
Nr. 1898, observation-disclosures.
GorIc Wt. Wooobull, 2t, mo Wtol'
lie 9. Mopitou, 70; Npplitont s. W.
Mooobun, Nr. t1t1, 2inoenglpc.
Stuart &. GutIinQ 20, uno WorD
$. Grace, Is; NppIitont W. u. Got.
lima 9tr. 310G, NlthcntoroIp . Ger.
race.
g8nn. $. Midctt@, 81. mo @crnicc
Wf. @romlr IS; gpplitolt Wiaion
$. RidcttS.
(Sobn 81. 3inrulcrmonn 80, uno
Woo ". Sci6lc, 90; Npplitont Sobn
81. 3imncruomL gtr. 1874, Golpill'
Nncl1uc.
Charles 6. 2app, 81, mo Gitelld
Soblitcn, IS; %lpplitont &. .. 2opp.
Soicp6 u. Golbcrtion q, rno Gli5o
g. Steele, q; NppIitdnt s. M.Golbcrt'
ion, @oibinptorL 9. Is.
Charles Gngling q, uno emma
1iibcr, 26; Npplifont Charles @ng.
ling.
@corac Worr, 80, ullo Sclcn M.
Soa, is; Npplifont Geo. ". Irnl.
itrong, Gourtbouic.
GantcS u. Soroon, %, uno Morp
6. 2ono6orL &c; Npplifont g. ".
Goluoro, 9tr. 1852, Sintingoon.Ioe.
ToIpb @olfc, 26, unb Sauna Hpon.
IS; 9tppIifont j. s. Wtllrpbp, Nr.737.
WicScnrpItroBe.
George Gill, 30. lno Wtinnic Sber'
man, tS; gpplifont 2oilis Golle,
PORT, ga.
George q. @orrington, 80, II. Ger.
trlloc Wt. @rolpn, %; applifont Geo.
g. @orrin0ton, Nr. 1904, Eennipl.
BAHIA Ipenlle.
Soicpb slllen, 26, nnb gnnie Seim.
MGR. 81; S(pplifont 8. Soppcr, Nr.
ISL, 9clt Iuemue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08

Stn9ert0 tetcS Cpep q q T.
Die @begatten SaIepic5 in Sarnppol,
Gali3ien, bic lire g~reiIen S6lpicgerz
eltern per0iftet batten, I'M raider in
ben 8eiib Der erporteten GrbI9dft gu
gelangen, unb bic bonn Shpurgeritt
gum 3obc teturtbeiIt purben, iinb
bingeri3tet iporbcn.
5ur6t por benz Gramen.
Q(uf Der 9abnItrede YreSIausO berni9t
purben in einem Dogens2 (btbsil 3lpeis
ter &laIIe 3tpei iun9e Gelte crI6oNen
au~fgefunbcn. G5 pcren 5lpei prdpas
ranben bonn Seminar in RdtpitI6,
poIen, bic aus Surht Dor benz GTds
men ii4 has 2cben genommen batten.
6 igenartt sc SuIbi l.
gung. Gum ebrenben GebdAtniB
bes perItorbenen 0ihters Garbutct
pollen bic italieniI6cn 2Ipenpereine
bes Sremino uno Galore ben Namen
beS poeten nit RieIenbu6Itaben in
einen Scls6lOd bes Wonte pian elm
meibeIn laien, Der 1858 Sub hph uns
peit bes WiIurinasSe auf ter 0iters
reibiIhsitulieniIhcn Gren3e unb auf
Der MaFcrfdeice 3lpiId)en Dem Pu'tcrs
thai uno benz Piaoegeb'et Ii6 erbebt.
Starb Bel Der 3 It a :
m entSaus ertigun9. Der
an 2ungencrtsiinourG erfrantte, CT
Sabre olte adifcebausbeiiBcr Softer in
Yaben Gei Wien feb rem Wotdr Or.
Grab Al Ii6 Bitten, bar1it er Inn BEL
Der Nbiaiiung oss Scitdmcnts bebi!fs
Ii6 fci. DIS Softer 0crube rem Notdr
bic Worte in bic Sober bittirte: 80,
Scarf ...," ItiirSte er, otne bab or 'eis
men Namen polenben tonnte. toot bonn
Stuble. Sin 9era'h!aJ bate ieinem
Geben Elm Gnbe bercitet.
Sragi der IuS0an
elmer M arber a 9 b. Sn
Weumartt, O%berbapern, bsfano 1it Der
12jGbri9e &art Weibenba6 in Der
WagenI6upfe bes 8rducrei : 8eiiberS
Weinb[, um gemeinlAaftli9 nit anbes
rem PerTonen einen Iid bort oerltett
baItenben Marber auf5uit0bern. Sn
Der Meiunng, Der Waroer Ipringe aus
benz Strob. ihob Der borti9e Shlobs
gutsforiter, traf d6er ben i'm gltiden
g(ugenbtid aus benz Strob EcrOortries
9enben Gnaben, Der balo barauf sine
Geide mar.
e onnte | Of 6 ret
t II. Cine a(lein nobnenoe ate Dame
In &aiiel, bic bur9 Elm 9einleioen an'S
9ett g~efeiIelt mar, itieb in elmer Ra9t
infolge ireenOeiner lnporii6ti9teit bic
Dor ibrem gett itebenoe brennenOe
Gampe I'M unb iebte babur6 oaS Sett
in 9rano. Snfolge ibres 2eioens mar
iie aber ni1t imltanbe, ii9 Der fur6ts
barren @efa9r gu ent5ieben, uno 10
mubte iie untbdtig SuIeben, tpie bas
Seuer INNER peiter nm ii6 griff. Ils
es Dor auben bemertt uno bic 3biir
erbro6en ipurbe. ipar es gu ipdt. Wlan
fanb sipar bic iiber unb iiber NIT
9ranbnunben bebedte ardnte nod
lsbeno Dor, ater i6on auf benz Wege
gum 9rantenbauie CAB iie ihren @eiIt
auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
II II II II e Il II
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NDuNlISPllllN'J
Sn ,So6n Ninets 9ruIt io6te Is.
SeBt, nGboem ure5 10 gut gu gebeu
i4ien, mubte i'm in oieie r Iebten Wtis
mute nod Ous MiBgei4td t%reffen. bon
Serrn Manberg entbedt gu perben;
iebt, no er bea5ii9tigt bate, &ittp
in i6rer Meinun9, oab er nit ibr toms
men perOe. gu 6eItdrten. Gi9entli6
bate er Nun, 10 babte er, Dor Mane
berg treten uno li4 ibm fir Elm DUET
CUR 8erfii9un9 itelen miiien. aber Der
alte Mann niiroe iid nidt i6Iogen
l%pollen, unb ibm, nun inn ielbIt lag
ni9ts oaran. Sic itanoen %einanoer
9e9enIber, Die 8lide baBerfiut inein.
amber tau6enb. Manberg bate oen
Nrm tpie gum Sdlage erboben, aber
er lieB i'm nieoer %iinten.
sd mill mir Die Sdno ni9t an IoI6
einem S9ufte befledcn," 1agte er
Oumpf; Der Ole Gbre zines Sauies
ni9t ad)tet. elm I9pofeS unb d5arot.
t~crloIes Wsib perfibrt!"
ga fubr Ninet auf. nS62" fagte CT
f4orf. r9tber sic irrcn IiG. ui6t ib
babe iie berfiibrt. sic bat Ii6 mir an
Den SulS getporfcn. ie mar .s. Die lei
mir SroIt fuGte Dor benz 2eib, neben
einem alien Wann binIdmudten 3u
mlihen!"
Manber9 trat 5uriid. nSier lit Die
Sbur.!" iagte er taIt. Limb IaFen Sic
ii9 auf meinen @egen ni4t mebr
iebcn!"
lleber Rinets @eIi6t fog elm bdBs
li6cS 2a6en. rMeiren Sic. ih Iebe
Sic germ? @cpa5re! Sd Iu3e 3bnen
0as gleide: QaI'cn sic I4 auI rciren
Wegen niht mebr Ieten! 6eute 9luu'
ben Sic, sic iino Ger grobe Banter,
Der mir 0roben Tam. Nun. morgeu
iino Sic biellei4t Oct feline Wanu, ser
I'm meine CUNT tete,n m0dte. Die
3etten dn6crn It6!!" earn tief Pr NIT
i6neIea Sdritten Ser 50iir gu uuo
ber'6pdr6. Manbero utsr. nit billie
rem @rnit I'M Ge'i6te. nan0te iiA Ger
3uIummenqe'uuteneu GiinOerin gu. Ole
iebt. uudbem Tie nit inn adein i'm
Stmmer mar, in Elm l~t06rence5
S6lu63en nu56ra6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08

Ginige ~dg: Dor Der Nuffiibrung bes
vBropheten" trat Weper6eer nab Der
Yrobe in 6a8 Gorbero6e3immer bet
Primobonra i'm 26euter uno Iagte ibr
obne lllnfhpeifc, bah er ibr bic Role
Der 6tbeS ent3iebe1 miiTe.
yWaS ioll ba5 bciben?" rief Die
Siinitlerin ii6erraiGt. n6obe i'd etna3
in Der Qartie nid)t ri0tig lp~ieoergeges
ben? Sn oieIem Sale t5Gten sic Def
fer, e8 mir mit3utGeiIen, Oenn iebt
t0nnte ib ben TcbIcr nod gutma6en!"
ngtein, @erebrte. Gle iino bic po(s
IenbetTte 6ibss, Ri: i4 mir benteu
fam; i'd pijBte teine por5iiglifere
SragDoin uno feline binreiberoere SGns
germ auf3ufinben," erDioerte Meners
beer, nater e5 lit mir benno6 unm0gs
li9, Sbnen bic Stole an5upertrausn,
penn sic nidt-"
.&ouenoen Sie," branQte 9uuline
9iarbpt nit Sbrdnen in ben @u9en.
.Menn Gle ii4 nift entfhliebeu, ii6
eiGer operation gu unterlperfen, bic
Sfnen pienei4t gu i4mer5li4 ers
IGeint."
,Wa& pouen Sic bamit iaqen?"
.Ginfa9 MIR, zap sic IiG ben pors
ftetenben 3obn ou5reiben unb bur6
rinen anoeren erieBen IaNen," pIaBte
Der SomponiIt berdu8.
rQtber bdS 1T entieBlic5!" rtef bic
9taroot bdnbertngeno. SD peroe
oieie S4mer3en niht ertragen tDns
nen!"
o9o6, meme 8nGbige. Sd babe
ben 3ubnar5t Sbrcr MuieItdt Der 96s
nigin bon preuBen Defenders lommen
IaFen, Tim bic &0ni9in be8 @eiangeS
gu operircn, uno sic t0nnen Ieiner gro
ben Gei4idli6teit u~nbeOingt pers
trdren."
. Die @iarbot muBte pobl ober libel
nuboeben, na bies bic unerIdbli6e 9ez
binoun0 mar, bic Der tDranntIde
Weperbeer IteGte. sic iiberlieB alIo
ibren r~ei3erben &opf ben Sdnben bes
~beriibmten 3~a6nar2tes, Der '1ie benin
audi nit lpunoerbarer 8etpanot6eit
nnb auberoroentlider Rai6beit BON
benz iiberfliiiiigen Stiid6en GIfenbein
t~efreits.
Giniae SGge na9 bieIer .T6reds
Eden" Operation erlpurb ii4 bic Sdn>
germ uniter6liten 2prbeer in Der RolIe
Der JibeS, in peider 'je nicmal5 ii6ers
troffen moroen lit. Na4oem Der bons
rernbe 9(pplous be5 YubIitums oers
Itummt, Die @Iumen, bic nan ibr 5ugss
porfen, b%eiTeite 9ebrdd)t paren, uno Die
Giin'tIerin naM bieIen 9eroorrufcn bic
8ii9ne perIdIIen pollte, ergriTf Deeper
beer, 3itterno Dor irnersr 9slpegung,
bic Sano Der I6onen GibeS unb legte
ibr Elm 9iamuntenarmbano i'm Wertte
bon 10000 Truncs nm BEN petBen
Q(rm. Sn Der Wttte beS Mrmbanoes
beFanb feb, Ron Rubinen umgeber, Der
3abn, ben Die qrobe &iinitIerin benz
MeiIter gepPfert bate.
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N0dDcntlidJcr WciunobcitSbcridDt.
nod nibt nod. 325 @cburtc.

nod niht nud). - 325 @cbltrtcn.
Ger Ncriht ocS @cimlObcit2nmtcs
iiir sic am 6, glpril cn0cube Wod)t
5ciQt 207 Eooc&fGllc im &erGlcid 5l
2t7 in ocriclbcn No6c bc5 lebtcn
Sobrc3, 223 III 1905 uno 800 in 1901.
Die iG6rlihc Stcrbcrotc pro 1000 Der
@cboIfcruu0 lpor 17.S5; @ciBe 1913
uno Ncqer 30.G2. Die bauptlddli.
d)cn To0cSuriod)cn moren: Sppbua
3, Moicru 6, 0ipbtbcriti@ I, 9rGllnc
l. Grippe 3, Sdninoiudt 81, areb8
T. Shlu9iluB 5, Ncr5tronfbcitcn 81,
@rond)itiS 2, Srulgcncnt5iln0rng %.
Observation-Disclosures 25,Sdm0'
die nod Scr @cbltrt #, MnnGcl on
Eilcge 9, Nltcrsi6pGdc 3, Scl6It-
mor0c I. WorOe I, llnfGHc t3. Son
Den In0tcn parcl t12 Wcibc mo
81 Ncgcr in ocn Ser. Stoatcn uno
80 MciBe I'M ghuSIonoe oeboren. 9ei
8 So0tcn mor Der @cbltrt&ort rnbc-
fonnt. 10 So6cSidQc crcigncten lid
inn @onpicm . 9llDL, 81 in Soipit6Ecrn
mn 13 IN ml0ercn &nititIltcn. 2G
Goroncr3 p Silhouette mlrocu nbgc.
boItcn. 325 @cburtcn onrlintcr 253
ipcibc &inbcr, NclonNtcn sur Nnncl.
Dung. 6oI1cnoc o%nItcdcnOc Sront-
bcitcn tpurocn cllgcn1cl0et:
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D. ~ -'
notf G6eQinos Groe9en gu
ertun6igen. un0 bate oeiunben. oaB
Der jung, Mann Iopeit berqeItclt ror.
baB er In Den niGIten 5a9en oa6
SoTpitat rertafen uno pi:ber in feline
Stclung eintreten fonnte. Spar mar
Die 8crGn0crunQ. bic in3pii6cn nit
i9m fpci!cr r~orqegangen lrar, nod auf@
falenOer: III osn 10 ba9er %geiporoenen
blei6eu GaI;t1t lag Elm f,n1terer GgnIt.
Der i'm nm bos Toppelte otter crIdeis
men lieB. atcr e3 frat anItu't Der friibes
zen Dei69eit. Ole iibcr leiu WeIen aus
gegohen mar. cine Streuge berror. Die
ouh oen Ginorud bon &rdntbeit unb
2eioen uitbt me6r auftommen feb. IS
mar 6a5 Geij6t zines WdnneS, Oer
LANCE uno '6Uer 0erungen uno 'i1 CUR
@ntIdourQ uno innercm 5rieoen burAs
getdmpft fat. eire5 Wannes. OCT muir
nod feline pfliht tennt.
Sir 6errn Wanbsrg mar eS cine
0reuoerbotIdaft. Gle er pa orauben
empfong; man tonnte nun en0!id Be-
itimmte ptGne fir Die Nsiie MAIDEN.
60 mar ct gu elmer 3eit, in Der er
ionit ME 3u Saufe gu lein piIe9te, na9
Der Wo6nung G:tommen, UNI Isiner
Trau Die 0iinIti9e NaAri6t gu brins
ocn. unb battle bel iejner unbemertten
~NnnGDcrun1 auf rem lpciGen Scppiden
res 9ouooirS BE G3cne i'm V%eten3im.
ncr nit on60ren uno onicben miiIen.
Gr blieb nod INNER itumm uno 'a6
nuf &ittb richer, ole. ooS GsIidt in bic
!Sanoe berlcntt. Ii6 in Dem Gtuble in
nnterSriidiem G6tud3en pano. Gr
mar oeipi8 fcin olidlider Goite gctpe.
fen ale Die %3fpan3ia Sabre Der felt ieis
ner @crteiyatbung. bcnn gar balb bate
er einseleb:n, Dab sr nit aittp nur
Elm I60neS GeIi6t unb Elm bebsuteno:s
G6au1pielerialent. oas alle ole MGbs
den uno Graentri3itdten nodabmte.
bic inn .porrebm" oiintten. an ii6 se>
feIielt Dotte. uno or par in ireunbliGer
Glei6eiltigteit neten ibr Eergegangen;
ater jebt ftica Der Groa entfeblid in
inn auf; er bate o;eieS Weib aer:reten
unb perni6ten mogen. 9ann be5nong
er Ii9. es mar bod ni6ts mebr baron
gu Gnbern. unb 'dliebli4 - UNI 70
tcKer, er trau6te iie niAt mebr on ieis
ner Seite gu 6ulben. fib niAt mebr
Iein rubebsoiirftises utter ourd ibr
,autss oeIeQ5daftIifes 9reiben pergif.
ten gu loiien.
Rum" fagte er enbIid roub. "Suit
Iu mir ni9tS gu ia9en!"
Sittb idjouOerie oie i'm 5roit. Damn
,rbo5 Ie ii9 i9paniero. Tom auf i'm
al uno nit 9eialteten 9anben flebte
Ie:
.@srsib mir"
lleter ifin Geiidt 5udte es. Limb
oamit fpdre Die Code beieelegt, mcinit
Oh! Run. fir 10 einfa6 baltic id baS
oo6 ni9t. 9u bsgreifit mobl. bag mr.
ni1t melr SuIammenleben f0nren.
Cine ;Srou, 0ie mid tstrii9t. mill ih
nidt an meiney 6site baten!"
sd babe Did nidt b%ctroaen!."
murmelte iie.
,@leidpief. Of es 9e5heben 1T ooer
ob es eeI6eben iolie. Meiu Gino min
ib nibt nit elmer untpiir oiocn Wtutter
auiammen feben. Wir miiilen un5
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Der c5abn btr primaoonna.

pauline 8iarbot, bic beriibmte SGn@
germ, bate in Der o6eren 3a9nreibe
sinen S4neibeaabn, Der LANCER mar als
bic iibrisen, unb bieIe nnreselmdbigs
feit i9abets ibrem @eIidt ni6t lpenis.
NamertIid beim Singen fiel Der 3abn
iebr unangene6m aui.