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evidently felt the same way; for she
shuddered involuntarily and clutched at
her campaniOn's arm every time the
spear was poised in their direction.
Nevertheless, the old chap took no
advantage OF the ritual to crafty this
animosity If he held II.
The threatening process having been
duly concluded, he returned to his hut,
and came forth once more, this time
gorgeously arrayed as the sun. the giver
Of blessings. 20 lay offerings of fruit
and flowers at the couples feet.
Then in turn he supplicated I'm their
behalf the gods of earth. cir, fire, and
water. finally ending with a really i'm
pressive invocation 70 the great I'm
known Spirit who was over and gov
erned them all
He signaled to Jim and the latter
drew from a pouch and threw into
the fire the dismembered rat" sup
posed TO represent the half OF Helene's
hair, and 10 signify hat henchforth she
belonged only half 10 herself. he thrust
the slivers OF bone through her ears 20
remind her that she must listen TO no
counsel save his; he laid his hand upon
her lips 10 show that she could speak
only when he permitted, and she knelt
before him and offered him food, TO In
dicate that II was now her sphere 70
serve him and wait upon his wants.
This finished the rites and the crowd
hurried of toward the cOoking-pits fo-
a season or wassaiI and feasting: but
Jim and Helene fingered on beside the
dying fire. each feeling vaguely that
something remained to De said, although
neither Of them knew just what
An inspiration brought the words TO
Jims lips, and. gently cIasping the girl's
hand, he lifted his eyes with reverence.
In the presence OF that Great Spirit. -
he said. whom these poor saw Pss
ignoranty worship. and we know. out
who Is equally the Father OF Us all I
take this woman 10 be not my slave or
chattel but my helpmet and wife-my
wife unclaimed, let Il be, until our
union has been sanctioned by civilized
marriage, but none the less my wife, 10
have and 10 hold from this day forth.
and TO love. honor and cherish until
death US do part"
And I" echoed Helene solemnly,
''in the same great Presence, and by
the same vows, take you this day 20 be
my husband"
Both OF them were strangely moved.
She lifted her sweet face 10 him. her
eyes shining like stars, and their lips
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S100-BILLS FAVORS
AT HEINZE DINNER
Broadway Is Startled by Latest Effort of Former Cop
per King, Who Entertains Stage Women With
Nmble Feet at Great Cost

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O-F. Augustus
Heinze, the one-time copper king, has
set all Broadway talking by the man
ner in which he woke Up the Great
White Way early this morning.
Heinze. familiarly known as ''FritZy''
Heinze, who Is under Indictment IN the
Federal court, came into the limelight
again with a rush
The occasion was a dinner at Rec
tors, which he gave 10 Miss Elizabeth
Stanton, of the Gaiety Theater, London,
after the perfor nance Of Miss InnO-
cence" at the New York Theater. The
arrangements for the feast were made
at the Walford. when Mr.. Heinze met
Miss Virginia Marshall, a show girl,
and they talked over old times. and a
dinner was suggested with just a few
exclusive guests.
About midnight tho women guests all
arrived at Rectors. There were we'll
known show girls and others of less
celebrity. Among them were Miss Stan
ton, Veda WhitmOre, Leona Anderson
OF the Miss Innocence company, and
Mabel Evett Of the Little Memo COM
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CHAPTER XX.
ITO HAVE AND 10 HOLD.

- HE "COrrabaree." or wedding
feast. was over Far into the
l night. the savages had danced
and skipped about the blazing
fires, filing the air with their shriH.
outlandish cries, and presenting a spec
tacle at once so amazing and so hid
eous that the two Americans shud-
dered even while they gazed.
Every man there. Enthusiastically paint
ed and decked with bits Of feather and
fur, was tricl1ed out 70 represent some
bird or beast
One was a frog in vivid green and
white. another 4 kangaroo, while Ma
langa, striped I'm orange and black. and
with cleaning fangs fastened in his
mouth, represented a tiger. Around his
neck. too. dangled his most priced orna-
ment' the breastbone OF a rival chief
he had once killed in combat.
The strange thing in this dancing.
moreover, was that while the perform
ers simulated most naturally the char
acteristic movements Of the quadruped.
bird, or snake they were supposed to
depict, they yet kept perfect time to
the music-a rhythmic beating of bits
Of wood together by an orchestra Of
human cheekbones suspended to their
own wrists.
At, last. though, the dancing ceased.
and Helene and Jim were led to the
fire, she with a feather crown upon her
head and a kangaroo cloak of the ma
tive fashion thrown over her shoulders.
while he was made up by the tribal
artists in the guise OF a turtle, a huge
tortoise shell upon his chest. another
on his back, and a little pointed cap
above his brow.
Then out from the door OF his hut
danced the chief priest, a hideous fig
ure Of death. with the human skeleton
painted upon his body, and q sharp
tipped spear in his hand with which
he feinted menacingly at the bridal
couple from time TO time as he leaped
and cavOrted before them.
Somehow, Jim had an idea that the
pontiff would like nothing better than
to thrust that spear in earnest whether
from professional jealousy and a fear OF
being supplan ed, or for some personal
reason Of antiquity, he alone of ell the
inhabitants Of the island did not seem
TO take TO the strangers.
There was a lurking suspicion in
mis- glance whenever he looked at them.
a CLEAN Of cold hostility in his eve.
which had made Jim set him down rn-
hesitatingiy as an enemy. And Helene
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Publisnet
IS 4

-
Learning that FissSas Burns. the girl
he loves. is about 20 accept a position as
teacher iu she PHILIPPINES, the young
Ciucagoan. Jim Harrison, hurvies to New
York TO ask her 70 be his wife His
plopOsai. however, Is so busnossllize that
Elelous refuses him. Shortly sfJerWard
hearing that his fortune has been swept
away IN the stock market, he sets SAIL
with an old sea captain Ezra CagInl4n.
Cor al island in the Malay Archipelago,
where Csruzn believes a great treasure
20 be hidden When near their destina-
ton their ElOOp Is struck by storm,
during which Carnls.n, IN a fit Of temper
ury Insanity. hLnBS Jim overheard. The
young man though half-dead. makes shore
By clingi1E - a spar from the slOOp.
Meanwhile Jtul's rival, StstTT Spencer,
a huancie-r involves Harrisons name
with the santa TeISsa gOld-mne swim
dl6. which IS being Investigated by tho
Government He informs one Of his as
s!stlnts OF mis- intention TO divorce his
wife tnat he may marry Helene. and
tells him thas the girls supposedly worth
less property II Brazil. which he can
GUY at his own price, in all probability
contains a valuable diamond mino.
The steamer on which Helene sails for
Manila Is struck by a typhOOn ana driven
FROM its course. Il puts IN for repairs at
Nartrd island. where Helene comes upon
JlIn's unconscious form. She succeeds in
revfving MIN. but Is deserted by her
steamer. which. Ia its disabled condition.
6 carried away nom tho island. The
wireless operator on board tries 20 signal
q passing ship to rescue the girl.
Harrison and Helene. are led on into
the forest by band OF savaKes. 70 whom
Harrison pretends that Helene s. a great
priestcss and healer. Helene wins the
gratitude of the tribe by curing the chief
Ittle boy. and FOR her Jim asks perInis-
sson 70 visit the treasure cave, which IL
regarded by the Islandsrs as sacred The
chief comes at nightfaI to give his
answer to the request, and Jim tries IN
vain 10 Te1ld his stolid COuntcnanCe.
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WILL. NOT DISCUSS
R0OSEVELT'S CALL
Harvard Man Summoned by the
President Will Leave
Boston Tonight.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec 3o--Secrecy sur
rounds the summOning OF Ferdinand
Van Dyke Blair. a senior at Harvard,
10 the White House, at Washington, BY
President Roosevelt Young Blair viii
leave Boston AT midnight tonight and
will keep his appointment with the
President next Tuesday morning at Il
O'Clock.
The purpose C this meeting Is not
known and Blair declines to discuss the
matter Il was learned at Harvard Col
lege that Young Blair and Theodore
Roosevelt. jr-, were fast friends when
the latter was at college. The two
boys rOome6 in the same hall. Blair oc-
cupying room 19, at Dunster Hall, while
the Presidents son roOmed across the
corridor Blafr's home is in George
town, Ohio.
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"A WOMAN TO WIN"

met in a long, clinging kiss or mutual
confidence and devotion.
Clasped in that passionate embrace
the castaways were obiivious TO the
guzzling savages just beyond. The
fantastic barbarism all about, obiv-
| ious 70 the loneliness and peril of their
situation, the hazard that moments
caprice Nigh: turn their obsequious
| hosts into pitiless demons, ths long
| ocean leagues which lay between them
! and succoT.
II was enough that they we're 10
gether, each with the mate Of his heaFt
This was their betrohal.
The fire burned down to embeTs. the
soft, dark h'=ht crept IN upon, them
from the fc.ost, wilder and more hilari-
Gus grew the festivity over by the cook
ing pots; yet still they fingered in each
others arms until Jim. suddenly beccm-
ing conscious of an alien presence,
raised his head with a start
There. glowering at them with dark
malevolent gaze. was the chief priest
Waving an angry arm at them, he
burst into a torrent Of excited guttu-
rails, the words of which were. Of course
all Choctaw to his hearers, but the
meaning too plainly a rebuke 10 be mis-
interpreted.
Gee. but the OLD boy is in a wax
whispered Jim 20 Helene I'VE must
have trampIed on all the conventions OF
good taste TO call for such a laying out
as this.
II suppose" noting that their scold-
ing critic emphasized his remarks By
frequently pointing to the feasters
he is trying to tell US that our proper
place is at the banquet board. and no
doubt, according TO his lights. he is
right
AT any rate. it may perhaps be as
well TO avoid a chance Of further rue
tions by strolling over ana seeing what
they have upon the menu"
He spoke lightly. not wishing need
lessIy 20 alarm Helene; but he was
more than relieved 70 see that their
absence from the carouse had not ex-
cited similar spirit OF resentment on
the part Of Malanaga and the others
Nor could he be Indifferent TO the fact
that. although the chief priest Gained
down at their acquiescence 10 his be-
hest, his glance still burned with malig-
nant hatred whenever it turned in their
direction.
That old rascal means mischief, -
muttered Jim 10 himself. Unless We
get the treasure and manage 10 vamoose
tomorrow. I shouldn't wonder If he at
temped to make things decidedly un-
comfortable for US. ] shall have TO keer
an eye on him"
The Continuation of This story VIII
BE Found in Tomorrow
Issue of This Paper.
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sayers we can't very well AFFORD 10
make any blunders or show undue ig-
norance-"
Therefore. he dlscreetly iRterrogated
his host as they strolled together across
the clearing, and presently retErned TO
Helene. with his face longer than be-
fore.
It's all off" he reported. disconso-
lately. IN the frst place. I'm supposed
20 stick these bone toothpicks through
your ears.
Helene laughed at his mournful face.
But that is not so dreadful as il
sounds. My ears were pierced long
ago, when 1 was little child. See,
and she held up the side OF her face to
show him the tiny indentation in the
sheII-Iike lobe
But that is not tho worst" con
tinued Harrison, tragically. do you
perceive this thing?" displaying a sharp
ened piece OF flint. "WelI. with this, he
tells me, i am required to shave half OF
your head"
Shave half OF my head,' exclaimed
Helenes then she hesitated.
It's worth a good deal TO US To get
that treasure, isn't IL. Jlm2' she said.
alteringly.
'Helene!" he cried. in shocked horror
What are you thinking OFF Not for all
the diamonds ia the universe would
sacrifice those bonny curls," and ne
touched them Teverently with his finger.
Why, II would be a desecration.
something / could never forgive N. self
for"
sun she seemed eogitaung the subject
Does one have 10 appear IN public,
thus disfigUred2' she asked.
NO. It is for the husbands eye alone,
1 believe The feather head-dress that
all these women wear coneeals II from
the gaze OF the world. But what is the
use Of discussing the matter?' impa-
tiently. Il simply Will not do IT."
Then 1 shall have 10 perform the un-
grateful task myself" she said. plain
lively. yet with decision eve cannot
afford to lose those diamonds"
''Helener
She burst out laughing at the re-
proacaful condemnation of his express
sion.
Don't look so lubugrlous, you dear
old goose. / have no intention OF trans
forming myself into a guy. If. as you
say. there is no occasion for a public
exhibit. / think the thing can be man
aged quite safely and satisfactorily in
another way"
Il don't see how" and Jim shook
his head. This feather affair will
cover up results, no doubt, but am
afraid they will insist on seeing the
shorn hair. Nor can we run in any
fake on them. There Is nothing on the
island TO match that golden-glinted
brown of yours.
Still she seemed in no wise dismayed-
Il said ] could manage II all right"
Then she laughed a trihe embarrassed
ly- Don't inquire too closely as TO
the details Of a ladys toilet. jim"
He started, and gazed thUnderstruck
at the shimmering chestnut clusters.
1t isn't" he whispered hoarsely,
isn't
Isn't false2 Good heavens, no." with
some asperity. u simply meant / could
dispense with my rat. and use it to
hoodwink these innocent natives
your rat2" bewilderingly.
"Hes, a roll made from my COmbings.
which 1 use TO hold up my pompadour
We can unravel this, straighten it out.
ana they will never know il has not
fallen from under the blade Of your
stone razor"
Jim gazed at her with admiring Won
der.
Helene ne vowed. 4 said a while
ago that you were a trump. You're
more than that, girl; you're a genius 80
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TWELVE VICTIMS
OF POISON FiEND

LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec % Twelve
persons are lingering between life and
death at Campbellsville, Boyle county,
as the result of an atten Di to kill two
families by placing poison in water
cooler at the residence Of Brent Powell.
Besides eight children of Powell. VIII
liam benson and wife. and their two
children drank Of the water and at once
became I'll.
When a doctor arrived twelve patients
were writhing in pain on the floor. A
full analysis OF the water will be made
at once and arrests are expected.
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CUPID HALTS CAREER
OF WOMAN LAWYER

PITTSFIELD. Mass, Dec 30-Berk-
Shire county lost its first and only WON
an lawyer, when Miss Harriet l. Kill
bourne, of this city, was married TO Ed
ward T. Shaw, of Adams, an electrical
engineer.
After Mrs. Shavr's adnittance to the
bar she was associated for few years
with Attorney Joseph Ward Lewis, OF
this city, and later opened an office OF
her own, and built up a lucrative prac-
tice
Upon her marriage she will retire
from the practice Of law.
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LABELED "ENGLISH;"
MADE IN NEW YORK
Government SeiZeS Carload of
Cheese Under the Pure
Food Law.
Food Law.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 20.-An
entire carfoad Of cheese has been seiz-
ed here by the Federal authorities,
who declare that IL was misbranded
under the meaning OF the pure food
laW-
The car was placed under Federal
lock and key on the ground that
while each box OF the cheese bore the
legend: English fun cream cheese. F"
none OF the product had been nearer
England than a cheese factory ia cen
tral New York.
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SOMETIMES GENIUS.

rs senius ruaPJ the capacity for
taxing pains %
Nav answered The poet s.Cpni4-s
is the caDacity for going without eaf-
ing -F'5Jtsburg Post
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10 INCLUDE WALKING TEsT.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 29.-PIans are
on foot 10 include the walking test IA
The physical examination for the acad-
eIny- The wall, win be seVenry-five
miles In three Gays
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G OR w N
STUDENTS GO HONE
/. TO SPEND HOLIDAYS
Both University and Vista
ton Convent Are All
But Deserted.

An exodus Of students from the
Georgetown University and Visitation
Convent today marked the beginning
Of the Christmas vacation Very few
students remained over, and al the out
going trains carried a large number of
hsppy boys and girls 10 their respective
homes. Studies win be resumed Mon
day. January s.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Mrs Frank MarOney and son. OF 1873
Thirty-fOuTth street. have returned to
their home frcm Richmond. Va. Nj re
they spent the past month.
The St. Vincent de Paul Society Of
Holy Trinity Catholic Church, follow
ing their usual custom, will provide
dinners for the poor or Georgetown.
Last Christmas more than eighty
families were provided for. The society
has been doing this great mork for a
number OF years. and the distribution is
made regardless OF creed or color
Christmas Eve a midnight mass will
be celebrated at 81. AIMS Catholic
Church, Tenleytown-
Lemuel Clements, OF 1913 Thirty fourth
street, one Of the oldest and best known
residents OF Georgetown, is seriously
III at his home.
Miss Sallie Nichols. Of Point Of Rocks,
Nd, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs II S
Nichols. OF 54I3 p street, for the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. Fred KrOegal OF Springfield
Mass, IS the guest Of Mrs. Thomas +.
keliher, 5l42 . street
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By CHARLES CAREY

Author of 'The Scarlet Warning" +Down the Tobogean"
x = y "Thc Van Suyden Sapphres," etc. - \ -
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Christmas Eve a midnight mass viii
be celebrated at ST. AIMS Catholic
Church, Tenleytown-
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CHAPTER XIX.
A TONSORIAL DTSPTTTE

\ IDNSOIIAII DISPUTE
OR Heavens sake,
. b speak, you craven i'm
age Of a lobster!" eX-
ploded Jim. unable 10
restrain his fmpauence-
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WRIT Sunbert Sonnen
s a B nerben jd6rli9 unter bic
Seeleute Der englif1en Marine perz
tbeilt. Ser Sabdt tpirb benfelben gum
Ginfaufspreis seltefert.
6 3 eib As peri d / E :
bene St0rungen bon benen
oas menf9liGe Nuge befalen tperben
fam. aein anberes Organ bes a6rz
pers TT 10 pielerlei 8ranfbeiten ausses
febt.
Sn gbina # eisen 5 e
preife Sn @banss
bal unb Sientftn foften 9Gufer, tpel9e
Dor 10 Sdbren fir mpnatli9 $35 pers
mietbet purben, iest ben boppelten Be-
trag.
DAMMIT elm ainb pars
a m IN erbe E, ndbte friber bic
9ebamme benz Sduglinge ben 1pgez
nannten 8abtreuaer ober 8eneoifts>
pfenntg, Der BON Der patbin eei9enft
ipurbe, tn bic &leibung.
3 e I o B lene 6atten friiber III
&omtf9dtta bas &e9t, bic ols Dieb
erfannte Berfon f0rpetli9 gu aii9tigen,
obne baB Mtberitanb geletftet tperben
burfte. Niemanb tponte ouberbem nit
benz 9ansfinser ipeiterbtn msbr be.
freunbet fein.
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NotnleA.
0cr Sfabtrat

beiddftiete iid III Ser Sisulg oln
Molltoa nit Der 8eratung ocr Sroi-
mans, mel6e Der u@eneroI Supplp
atlo Contraction Company Of Sort
@nrtb~ ben &ontraft fir Die HflaIte-
rnf1e Ser Souiton 5traBe init Is-
pbalt iibertragt. 8rooen nnb Can't
bert erboben @inmano gegen oos SIT
peripen6etoe Materiol, tera1ild)enn
@spbalt, oa es nod feline Strobe
beitanoen babe. Iaeroings battell
Sic @~npobner bon Souiton Strabe,
Die Die Souptfoiten tragert BET Der
Muslpobl oes Materials eit @ort
mit5uipreden uno ibrelt 8iinid)elt
ionte @ebor seidenft iperoell, meillte
aanbert, aber mer1tl Die flint @aror-
tie=Sobre poriiber iil1o, faaen Die
l~lnfoIten fiir oie Stiftanobaltulle Der
5traBe auf ale giirger uno Sehcr
batte baron nit at be5abler. Scr
itaotiide Sngeniellr San &iper CAB
slt, oab er ielbit ard Die eebfann-
ten 3iegeliteine fir o~aaerbaftcr bal-
tie. mie Mspbalt, rantentli6 fir etite
StraBe nit 10 ihperem gerfebr. Die
2eate an Ser Souifon Strobe iuol-
len aber Elm m0elidit eerduI6lofes
Gflafter baden uno besbalb let er
ibren 5o~roerungen nahgefomnet.
graoen beharrte oarauf, 0aB Ser
teroniihe Mspbalt aIs 9flaitern1tgs-
material Elm Experiment iei. Sir
Die Oroinalt5 u1b fir @spbalt tra~
ten 2odfpooo, Mihter uno Waler-
mann Elm lnb fe iplirbe i6lieBlid
nit oft gegen 5pei Stimmen allge-
rommen. Die Sirnta giebt Der Stoot
cine giderbeits-g iirei6aft bon $14,-
900, muB Sic Mrbeiten innerbalb
spansia Sagen nod Ibi6luB oes
4ontraftes beginner uuo innerbalb
peiterer bnnoert Sage boGenbet boz
ben, miorigenfalls fie fir iebet
Gag mebr $50 5ablt. Seoen Wonat
erbalt Die &ompagnie 1870 Der ee-
lieferten Mrbeit ausbe5ablt unb Den
berbleibenoen &eit fiitif5ebn Sage
nahoem Ser &ontraft erfiiat lit.
Die BON Mauerlmonn eingebrafte
9r6inat5, Sen Mapor gil olttoriiie-
rem, eillen &ortraft fir BEN gou Ell
ner Bride iiber ben Gan Beoro
Greet in Ser @eit-@ouiton Strabe
ab5uihIieBen nuroe ebenfal1s aage=
1ommen.
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i @il6eInt Olbcn6mrs.

SSsn COLLECTION lit @iIbelln Ol0en-
burg, Der allgemein befonrtte @roB-
Brdii6ent Der @ermantsiobne, ge-
ltorben. Oloenburg mar ldon lan-
ge leioeno uno feline 8efannten obn-
ten bereits, boB oos @noe nabe bepor-
ebe. Der 8eritorbene NOR 1914
geboren. Or Itanlmte aus
9eioe in SoIlteill, batte aber feline
Sugenoiabre gum groBten Sell in
9amburg perlebt, mo er oas &C.
fd1ft eines gigarenmahers err
lernte. ct berbeiratete ii9 jung
unb fam NIT ieiner Srau Gnoe Der
iedaiger Sabre mad @alpelton. Dort
betrieb er anfangs iein altes @efper-
be, fabri5ierte uno berfalfte Gigar-
rem, tpur6e 6ann aber gum Seller-
mebr-gbef ernonr1t, tpeldes Mmt ct
iabrelang befleioete. Spdter NOR er
mebrere Sabre superintendent Ser
@aIpeitoner @nfiertperfe uno fttg
barr, nndoem er oas @mt nieoeree=
Iegt batte, pieoer Elm gigarreneeiddft
an, oas er BIS au ieinem Sooe be-
trieb.
an ben oeutfdtiimliden 9eltre-
bungen nabm OIbenburg itets ben
regiten Mnteil. gr iotpobl als feline
Srali beiaBen Elm biibides idauipiefp-
Ierii1es Ealent uno es uurbe IN
friiberen Sabrela mobI farm eine 81
lettanten-g orftequng in @alpeitoll
gegebefI BEL Der iie nidt mitpirften.
gI1d in Ben @eianebereinen mar
9Ioatburg Elm tdtiges Mitglieo uno
ebenio nabm er regen MnteiI on Den
perihieoenen 2ogen-g eftrebungen
81 geborte gu ben ,gboien Srienos"
ben Dob SeIops unb audi mobl nod
at nloeren @ereinigungell. Mm
Meiiten SSntereife dber brabte er nab
reno Der Ietten Sabr5ebnte Dem Or
ben Der Sermannsfobne entgegen. ST
idIoB fih 1892 Inn an, mon pieleSab-
re MitgIieo Der @roBIoge, geborte Sen
itebenoen Gomites lln6 Dem @eripdI-
tlingsrat an, iulroe oann gice-
@roB<Hrdfioent uno idlieBlif)
@rob-prdfioent oes Staatsperbanoes,
gr nobm es nit ben 8flid]ten iei-
her 4emter itets iebr eenau uno
bat lie INNER gut berfpaltet.
Neri6nli6 mar Wilbelm 0lben-
burg EN- liebenstpiiroiger, aufridti-
ger Menih, NIT Dem gut um5ugeben
iuar. Cine gefpifie llrtpii6ligfeit un0
Elm biibfhes angeboreaes He0nerta-
lent trlgen oa5u BEL, feline geliebtbeit
5it erbDben uno fiherten linn pei-
ten areiien cine 5iemlid groBe 8opu-
Iaritdt. Gein Sniideioen miro aage-
ntein beoauert iperoen.