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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
FADS FOR WOMEN.

A pleasing occupation for the veranda
these days is the decoration of bedroom
towels Soiling does not harm them as it
might a finer piece of work accidentally
left in the dust, and it is industry that
calls for little skill.
Scalloping the hens in buttonhole stitch
will add daintiness to plain towel.
and the design can be quite easily mark
ed by using the end of spool of cotton
and pencil.
Monograms or sinpe conventional
figure may he embroidered above the
hens If within the skill of the worker.
The buttonholing alone, however is very
prett4.
Economical women with dainty tastes
in need Of a dressy long washable coat
should take advantage of the bargains
that are to be found now in boxes con-
tanning remnants of laces, embroideri=s,
etc. and buy plain coat, using these
treasures for decoration.
4 lace trimmed coat at s. is not desir-
able. but one pla My tailored may be
bought for $50, either white or natural |.
and with bargain trimmings amounting
TO dollar the garment vii be sufficient
~ handsome to wear on any occasion.
Dainty attic lounging robes are made
OF cross-bar muslin and dfmity. with
necks AMI front edges scallopcd aud but
tonholed In white a color. and the bot
toms of the sleeves and often the edges
of the girdes finished In the same way.
The center parting of the hair with the
wide Recamier chignon and wide puffs at
the sides COMFORTS we'll with the big mil
linery of the day. Women with small.
delicate features find it especially becom-
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
FOR A SIMPLE
LITTLE HOME WEDDING
Positions Bride, Bridegroom, Ushers, Maids of
Honor, Bridesmaids and Clergyman
Should Take at Ceremony.

Very simple is the ceremony of home
wedding, and prettier. too, in some re-
spects than those held in a church and
where the service is performed should be
decorated with flowers in profusion. IL
bower Of ferns and branches can be ar
ranged as a background for the clergy
man and couple the artistic effect is
greatly increased. 4 corner lends itself
to this better than fiat wall
If only few guests are to be present it
is not necessary to remove all the chairs
from the room, for some placed against
the walls add to the comfort of older per
sons present, who may sit on them for
few moments rest. The center. however
must be clear, that there may be no OBJ
struction for the clergyman or wedding
procession
The mode OF entry differs in no way
in the house than in a church. The rela-
tives assemble in the room and the
brides mother comes in last. II she de-
sires to be informal she may receive her
guests when they arrive, a pretty touch
of hospitality that makes the celebration
more charming. Should she come in last
she will be accompanied by some member
OF the family. and will stand near the
couple to be married. though not so close
as to suggest being a part of the lmme-
date party.
One bridesmaid. when there is a maid
of honor is rather an awkward number.
for the maid of honor is supposed to walk
alone Yet if there is only one bridesmaid
Ii would be unattractIvG to have an IN
dian file OF attendants. so il is better that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

the two girls should enter together About
two minutes before the hour set for the
ceremony the bridegroom should come
into the room. accompanied by the best
man, and take his place al one side of the
clergyman, just In front. Immediately
afterward the bridesmaid goes into the
room. preceded by the usher, if there is
one.
If not she goes toward the clergyman,
stopping at the other side from the BRIDE
groom and little farther away from the
minister. Immediately behind her is the
maid Of honor. who follows and stands so
that she is next to the bride and a little
behind the latter The bride comes d.
rectly behind the maid OF honor and leans
on the arm of her father or the person
who is to act in such capacity during
the ceremony. His daughter leaves his
arm on arriving at the size of the bride
groom and stands beside the latter, while
the father remains a step behind ready to
give her away when that part of the
ceremony is reached. Having done this,
he retires beside the girls mother.
The maid of honor holds the brides
bouquet when the latter must have her
hands free, and returns it at the end OF
the ceremony. before the bride turns TO
greet her friends. If any Formally is OBJ
served after the marriage has been cele-
hrated the best man and maid OF honor
should walk out of the room together,
following the bridal couple. At home
wedding it is customary for the bride TO
turn at once and receive the congratula-
tions of her family and friends. Re
fresl9lnents, simple or elaborate. are serv
ed at once in the dining room.
ROSANNA SCHUYLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

a knot. for the wire often makes itself
visible and then II is annoying to the skin
if the veil is arranged tightly over the
face
Chiffon wells wash if care is taken. To
cleanse. they should be put through the
same process as that suggested for lace
wells. and il they are in delicate colorings
one should pace them in cold salt and
water before washing for the first time in
order to set the color II the veil fades
during the tubing the color can often
be restored by adding q few drops of
ammonia TO the last rinsing water
The most servicea bic veil as a protec-
ton for the hair is the damp proof ma
line. This is more substantial than its
name implies and If carefully smoothed
when taken off and either neatly folded
or rolled before being put away it will
last for many weeks.
Though the Russian mesh is warm
looking il continues in favor. The black
and the brown tones are smart, but the
white is not a success.
THESE nets may be washed in gasoline
or naphtfa, but cannot be clcansed with
soap and water. \ little alcohol will an
swer If tie other fluids arc not conyen-
lent. ELIZABETH LEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
Corsets, So, ST, soc a~d soc
These are finally reduced rrees

Do despse the Corset at 3ocfor while intended
retail only its good enough to with the bathing suit
the negige At soc standard ST and Cor
AT SIoo $500 $500 values At $500 American
and French Corsets made to retail up $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
CARE OF FACE Wells.

Now that il has become the fashion for
omen TO go bareheaded, fewer wells are
needed. except. OF course. those or chiHon,
which have become a substitute for hats.
Those OF US, however, who must stay in
town during the not weather have found
the dust, humidity. etc. very hard on
wells" and SO probably suggestions Tor
buying and preserving these tlimsy acces-
series may interest woman readers.
White lace wells. the most popular sum-
mer face protection, are the most econom-
ical and tygienic, with the added merit OF
being smart.
True the first cost Is not silsht; pat !,
good quality is bought il will last all
summer because it can be washed Win
out injuliug the weave and after"ard
will look like new.
The wearing qualities OF lace wells are
! la sting Not every hat. however. Is suit
ed 10 this kind Of decoration. An all
blac, hat. even though il may be eiaoo-
rate is often set OFF, hy tn addition OF
this kind of veil. while a ttower--des',ed
hat and a white lace NelI Worn loSelhel
often look taWdry.
When one cannot afford AN extensive
| lace veil the hest plan is to buy the WASH
yelling by the yard This comes IN I'M
usual widths.
For ~ cents yard one can get fine
! plain net background, the surface seat
| tered with strongly woven dots. mar
row hem should be put on the ends "hen
the veil Is ready for wear.
Should one desire heavier. thicker
kind of veil then it may be found at the
! lace counter, among the nets used FOR
trimming.
! \ beautiful dss.gn for veil may De
bought mt such counter and worn as
! lace veil II half the cost of those sold al
) the veil department.
When soi!ed lace wells should have the
soap and water cleansing mathod.
\ Suds of warm water ard white soap
/ saou be prepared and the vel Immersed
| in Il. After soaking to release the soil,
| IL should be squeezed through the hands
until perfectly clean: then rinsed first In
/ clear. warm water anl afterward In cold.
| If pinned upon a bed or large pillow no
| IRONING will he required. If the water Is
| hard and the veil much so.led little
! borax may be added to the soap suds
| Chiffon wells are worn continue iy DUR
! ing the summer and in buying il will
/ pay to get a good quality 4 cheap chit
/ ION shrinks and tightens after the f1rst
4 wash while Il good one remains. soft and
/ pliable.
\ plain chiffon always washes better
| than a dotted one. but ii woman prefers
| the dotted design she should examine
/ the dot before buying. For remember
| that "A fat embroidered dot wears and
| washes better than the chenille dot, while
| the fascinating fiat dot of velvet Is sure
| to wash off at the first Tubing, being
| only gummed on.
! The chenille dot is apt to harden into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
RATZEL'S LITTLE SCHEME.
p. o. D. Issues Fraud Order Against
Wheat Market Beaten.

Raizel & Co. and Charles Ratzel. at 20
La Sale street. Chicago, will not be per-
mitted to use the mails for the purpose of
selling information represented as insur-
ing any person against loss who trades
in wheat and who avails himself OF this
good thing" Last month fraud order
was issued against Ratzei & CO. and
Charles Ratzel, but this did not seem 10
have discouraged Charles RatzeI. vino
proceeded to use post Office box $50 d:
Chicago in the conduc, OF his scheme de-
signed to beat the wheat market. In
formation 10 this effect having reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
MORE LIGHTS FOR SUBURBS
ERECTION OF MANY NEW
STREET LAMPS ORDERED.
Installation of Gas. Oil and Electric
Illumination Directed by the
Commissioners.

Orders have been issued by the Commits
sioners. upon the recommendation of
Electrical Engineer w. G. Allen, for the
erection of many new street lamps in sub
urban places where the present lamps are
wide apart.
In Brookland gas lamps will be erected
on 18th street between Newton and Otis
streets and on Franklin between 18th and
18th streets, and naphtha lamps will be
erected on 18th street between Rhode
Island avenue and Hamln street and be-
tween kearney and Lawrence streets. on
Franklin between 18th and nth streets
and at 18th and Hamliu streets.
In North Langdon oae naphtha lamp
will he put ON 2stll between Douglas and
E.var,s streets and two gas lamps will he
erected Hamlin street between Queen
Chapel road and Goth street.
Tpon Randle Highlands one gas lamp
will be put on . street between I'D and
18th streets, another at 18th and - streets.
another at 25th and f streets. and two
gas lamps will be put on 18th street be-
tween = and f streets.
In Anacostia it is proposed to put two
new gas lamps on l. street between 10th
and Ferdall streets. one gas lamp at u
and Fcndall streets. and one gas lamp on
Fendall street between L street and Good
Hope road.
In Pctworth it is proposed to install;
between Sth street and Georgia avenue.
two on 1th street between Taylor and
Upshur streets and one on 9th street be-
tween Ipsllur and Earnnm streets
Electric incandescent lamps are to he
installed in Chevy Chase subdivision as
follows: One on Patterson street. on
Oliver street ) on Northampton street,
|. on Mckinley street. ) on Morrison
street and l on Livingstone street, all
east OF Connecticut avenue.
Lights at Scattered Points.
Other lights arc to he erected at scat
tered points. as follows: Three naphtha
lamps on Gales street hetN cen 18th and
18th streets northeast. gas lamp at 18th
and Gales streets. :, naphtha lamps on
18th street between Gales and E.anaes
streets northeast. | naphtha lamp at 18th
and Fla ne streets mort heaSt. , naphtha
lamps on F.ameS street between 18th and
18th streets mort beast. | Raphtha lamp
at 18th and F.dmes streets northeast. |
gas lamp at 18th and Rosedale streets
northeast. !. gas lamps on 18th street be-
tween Benning road and Rosedale street,
l gas lamp at 10Th and Rosedaic streets
northeast. l gas lamp on 18th street be-
tween Gales street and .Benning road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

northeast. , naphtha lamps on Doth
street between Gales street and Benning
road northeast. electric incandeScent
lamps on Norton place between Seth
street and Wisconsin avenue, | gas lamp
on Meridian place between Center and
14th streets. gas lamps on Newton
place between New Hampshire and Geor-
gia avenues. gas lamps on 10Th street
between Belmont and Chaplin streets. 4
gas lamp on Belmont street between 14th
and 18th streets. electric lights in the
rear OF the Congress Heights School and
IS naphtha lamps on Rhode Island ave-
nue. between 18th and 10th streets north
east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

Prices little that suspicion may be aroused Can
stockings be reliable and be only pair Not price
brings profit to the maker retailer this instance 1oc
buys best OF to $50 Hose. CSC uffccs for quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
Batter Than Laxatives.

Ordinary pills. cathartics aud pursatives cause
Srinins nausca aud distressing and injurious
after Effects that Frequently iifr-lasting
iou have you- money back for the mere
ASKING II Re- all ordcrl.,,s do not overcome Goa
Situation and full. restore the iptesi ines TO
regular activity and p"ol health. They are cate,
Ike rands. aud be taken day night. They
positively do not cause nausea. gripping or any
discomfort whatever. Two Sizes Toe aud &c
o. onneli's Pharmacies. ao4 st. NV. sd
aud N Sts ". I'd and Ia. ave. SC. I'D and
y sts Nm The Rcaall Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
Glove-Fitting Ribbed Union Suits.

Filmy But Well Reinforced Stockings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
How Gould Shep

From The ,uwaukc. Sentinel.
Mag YOU live Nth your
husband without lighting
Elderly Lady-Not happily. ser ilono!.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

The wanted Green SIX Para
soils. also white. pongee and
colcrs to match linen dresses.
S1.SS instead of $3.50 and $3.50
instead of 500.
Gloves pic 1ou> and Roc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

Pure Silk Gloves: 16-hutton-
lengths: in white, black and
tan: are 4ac instead OF Sl.N.
Short. with two clasps, are 24c
instead of SOC. Best channels
are Soc instead of S12J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

The 50 Hats used in display
are reduced to CSC. The i'm
maculate 81 Hats are to he
s".4S Daintiest of SO Lingerie
Hats for only SG.:o
Parasols. ST. 90 and ST. S8.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-03-04

len. touienoe pon rnniiBen 9lusgaben
5u iparen.
Sum ShIuB nod einiges Snterei-
iante. Gie glnti=Gigaretten- pais
iirte, oagegen lit Die gutt.9reat-8in
imlner nod niht pom Operations
tiih oes Senats entfernt un0 iuartet
nod amf Grluamen mls Der @bIoros
form.gearfuie; lr0 ipeiI Dem 8eprd-
ientanten Wfen6ef (Sithinion Co.,
ii. a. @eftmningsgenoiieu Die glrti-
@iqaretten-@ia gar ribt einleu6tete,
BAT er cine 9leluIlltton eingereiht, oie
and Daiiirte, punud alles Rau6en
BON Giqaretten, @igarren, Eabafs=
pfeifen, bon 8iiffelntiit II. /, ID. IN Der
Solle 0e8 Observation-Disclosures urt-
terIaat Iein ioll. 9aS Saus ra6n
auh 6en Gonferen5beriht al, Der Die
3iusrate pon StaatS-. @arrmlts" auf
6 9Sro3ent feItiest. aber oen Staat8-
IdlabmeiIter initrlltrt, 81 5 8ro5ent
an refinl6iren, pern Die aisltebenoen
.gSarrants bie Sunune non $500.000
erreid)elt. Die Sans Dope 8ien6-
I9ia4 muroe habin antenOirt, Dab oie
@eboroe fir corrections" einen mir.
oiaen 9lob fir oieieIbe beiorger
Iiolc uno Die gan5e aSrunfeH6ol6-
l9[Inl- -8ia" murbe beinabe einitinnil
a0 ucta qeIegt, ebenio Die 8in fuelbC
sic 3abl BON @irtihafteu in einel
Staot feIteiesen ioIlte. DAGGER
Iipurbe cine lebr mihtige 8ia onge
luommen Coon beioen @auiern), mel
Ihe Die 6Ghe Don Ggprekratea nm Il
4rosent 6era6lett. ltn0 mei
8omnIbip @}itdell IN Der 9tabe De-
IIo trodenen Staot 0ilrit neripiirte
llnb cine 8abl 5u oieiem 3ipede an
lqeiett bat, tnllr0e flligS cine gill bon
Ben brapen frommen MitheaIelitel
lin Der 2egislatllr ein9ereidlt Inn Die
lies umerb0rte Berbreben gleidl III
gntitehen 5u erIiifen. gsas mn Mi
ser 9ia pailirt, mltB obgeluartet mer
ben. g} I.
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G0itDriclles

Ter Srn6cl NIT Den meiiteE me
ierer @eieBgeber lift Ser, baB iie fait
imrner @eIeBe fir Die 2GnOern" mo.
hen tpollen. g8iiroen iie Die 6olgen
bieler @eieBe fir ii6 iel6er nebr be-
bersigen, oann urrterblieben manhe
8ia8, ole @eieBe fpiiroen nidt 6u eli
ner Sarce bera6geipiirotgt uno Die
herltiinftigen @eiese belier befol8t
peroen
Sie sSraaenredDtferinnen trinm-
bbiren (Iiebe &ierre. 8rieD. gtur ges
mod SIR aroben, gemalttdtigen
Manuer-8eItienl@ Sc lit oafiir 9e.
Ioret. oaB oie 8Gume uiAt in 0en
SinlaeI notien. nno 8erriidt5eit
muB austoben. Gprgt MIR in5tpi'
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-03-04
@tnbalt8befebl erlaiien!
Cjeaen Sns meme 2 Geuts.Sfaten-
@eIcb.

9fidter Garland bonn @un6esoi=
gtrift fat um Wlorltag eineu teu1pos
rdren @inbaIts6efe6l gegen Die 9l1r6s
fiibrlnq nes neuen 8eieBes, nelhes
Die MeiIenrate Der Gtienbabnen attf
2 Gents feitieBt, erlaiieu. 9aourd
fin6 0ie M1itqlieoer Der giiel1babnz
Gonnliiiion, Der @eneraIanlpaIt lrnb
Sic StaatsantpGlte Ser berihieoenen
Counties, ollrb pelde oieie @iien.
babnen fii6ren, abgebulten, Die
9urhfii6rltng oes nelt erIaiienen 2
gents-9faten.@eiebe5 81 erlungen.
glub fein 9aiiagier barf gegen Die
@iienbabnen Dorgeben ltlto Die 2
Geitts-6ote perIangen.
9iifter garIano perldngte BON ie.
Der @iienbabuoeielIhaft einel1 Bomb
BON $4,000, nm bic @egenpartei
un0 ale 8aTiugiere gegen 8erluIte
lmo Soften iiAer5ritellen, I'M Sale
0ie @usiteIlltng oes ginbalts6efebles
IpGterbir aIs lutrihtig erfannt UNI
lunqeitoBen iDerDen iollte.
0ie Srage, ob oas Stuutsoberge'
rid,t ODER ous gunoesgeri1t Die SSS1-
rts6iftion in Dem Streit nm Die 8ai'
Iagierroteu bot, lit BON 9ithter Cor
lan6 oabin entihieoen iuor6en, oaf
Dem gun0esgeriht ausihlieBlif) oit
Gtltlhei0ung 3ltitebe.
9os 8unoesgeriht bat nod RiA
fer Garlan0s gInIibt Die SSurt8bif
tion, ieit0em Die giienbnbnfonmii
lion 6ie 9aIIuqierrate bon 3 uif 271z
Gents Der Nieile 5u errndBigen illhte
uno oieier 6ull i'm 8lntoesgerth
nod qar nidt erltihie0ef tpor0en iei
9(les blei6t borldufig beim glltef
uno Der Staat bot nebenbei nod elm
Wienge 8rp5eBfoiten.
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9feueS 9Ottntitertnm

Ser beute "a. MtdrO inaugurirte
grdliOent gaft bat fOlgenOes &abt=
1tets= =Nfiniiterium suiammengeitellt:
Stautsiefretdr: PbilanOer Gbaie
Rnor (genniDluanta).
Sd5abamts=Setretdr: 6rantltn
9tac geagb (SlItnOts).
arieasminiiter: SacDb 9t. Stdtn=
ion (5enneiiee).
general=gtmuatt: 6rant 8. Stt9=
cod (Ntafaauietts).
SflpttenmtntIer: 6epr9e Bon g.
Meper (NtaHa1uietts).
Ntiniiter oes SnnerH: &tharo u.
8allinaer (ggaibtngton).
9lderbauminiiter: Santes gSll=
fou (Sptua).
6anoelsmintter: : b q + 8
gtagel (MiROurti.
Gpn ben ernannteu Miniitern lit
namentlih bic grnemuung BON @ has.
Rugel fir ums Seuti9=glmerttaner
bon SSntereHe.
Charles Magel nuroe ndlnli9 Dor
etua so SSabren inn Staate Seras opn
beutf6en @ltern geboren tno
Iprt6f, mie alle guten beutIden Sera=
ner, FlteBeno unO FORFEIT oeutih uuO
enalii6; er per3og ipdter ais iunger
Wann mad Mifouri, Uo er Die Re4te
IfuOirte uno fi9 unter Iebr beiheioenen
gerbdltnifen ais QlobDtat in ct. @Outs
nieoerlieB
Sic gBa6l bes QrdIioenten fiel au=
aeblit5 bauptId6li6 besbalb auf 5errn
@6arles giage[, neil bieier Ii6 ntht
nur bur1 feline tdtige Wtttbitlfe in Der
2eituna Der Dprigen @abltampagne inn
Stuatc Ntiiiouri, Ionbern aud ibOn
Diel friiber, ais 9rdfioent Des @e=
metn0erats Der Stapt ct. 2puts, 0ur4
feline eiIerne llnparteilibteit, iuie aud
OurH feline uuerIniitterli6e GehtltAfeit
qans beIonbers berpOroetan bat.
grapo, Saft!
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6aifii1e tn 0tenl6en=
geitalt.
tSpssiaLsRorreipouosnj bss %. 81
Bon WlnrtiH 9nofs.
Qmericuu Sails, SoabD,
Sebruar 1909.
= - Ill

Il
SIN meinem leBten glrtitel babe idl
na1gepieien, mas bon ben llnteri1lif=
ten, Die Or. Sung in Der %. 4. g."
per6ffentlihte, unb ietren iOnitigen
Igmpfeblungen DOn pbeDuBter" unO
runbenuBter" 5ette su balten iit..
6at mid pielleicbt Sr. Sung belei=
bi9t, neil ib 10 ge9en ibn ihreibe2
8ur9aus nicbt. sSm @sgentetI tut es
| mir ppn Scrsen leio, DAB ib gegen
meinen SanOsmauu 10 Inreibeu muB.
glber bic 0tenihbeit, Die 10 inbrituItig
Slt ibrent @ott fir ibre Giebeu betet,
pie 9tittersbaus gebetet bat, uno rie
mir ibm na1beteu, mus gemarnt per=
ben. g9iirOe it) oas ni1t tuu, nahbem
in Dpn 10 mnn1er unglitdlihen 6anli=
lie rpeiB, ounn miiBte i6 mid ats
gmitl1uloig oil ben gerpeinten 5rd=
nen fiiblen. ,,Tenn iuer ba peiB,
8utes Su tun unb tut's ni9t, Dem lit
es Siinoe.
8eiagt mDhte td) nod baben, baB
i1 init meinen 2lusfiibrungen geiuiB
niht ben Stab itber gunS 5eras gebro=
den baben mDbte. sSm gegenteiI
meroen IT'D Die 2eier pielleibt erinnern,
mas ib ihpu ppriges Sabr iiber ieneu
5taat geidrieben babe. SD iagte,
tpeil 5eras grDBer iIt, als 8eutiblanb,
10 tann es bort bic berIhiebenlten ge=
geiIoen geben, fruatbare uno unfrltht=
bare. Safelbe iagt AUDI Serr 8emutb
inn ,Seutitlen SerplO" ppm z. Su=
.nuar. Smmerbin 5eigt uns Elm Sltd
arf Die GeQenturte, oaB 3. 3. Der Sit=
iteuitrih ppn 5erus TART pom Gegen
beimgeIunt niro, uno folglt6, neil
melt Inn Siioen, mus e5 bort fiebrig
iein. gBeiter lit 5eras elmer iener
Stauteu, in Deneu es teine freien 5eiln=
itdtten mebr qiebt. gBill uliD Der
pur1 Dus marine Rlifna angelOtte gtu=
mauberer fpirflih gutes 2ano taufen,
10 muB fr es iebr teller be3ablen, Denu
oQs bette oappn beiiuDet iitb ie0eufalls
i1pn IN BriDatbdnOen. -.
9toG mDhte itb meine Sannsleute
Qan3 beIDnoers DOR ben 2lnludungen
Der rei1eu 8aumpDll=@rrten naruen.
gieier glnbau lit tibts fir iie, neil lie
niht oarau qelu6bnt itno. SD babe
ben 8aunDI -Nnbuu in Rletndfea
tennen oeierilt. Ntan rupft unD rupft
unD betUmmt ni1ts in ben Sad. unD
| lit er iblieBli1 poll, Damn bat er nie=
Der tein @elpibt. SSerner lit bus Bflii=
fen niht 10 lei1t, tuie bel glepfeln ooer
9lpritDien, rein, Die trptene, ibarfe
uufleipruugene Rapiel ieBt ben 0dn=
oen gan5 gehOrig 81.
gBenn itb nun ibDn einnal bel bem
Rapttel ogr ,, Sanoagenten bin, 10
mill i9 gum 5rDmmen Der Seier Oieies
Rapitel olei1 meiterIpinnen uno non
Wtandes ingen, mas fin einen unruht=
gen &opf nDn giuBen ietn Ditrfte.
ggenn man III europa bon Den tellren
9anbpreiien in gmerifa liet, oann
Iipuuoert mun iit, neil man eben un=
lnimmt, DaB bier nod 2ano IN Sitlle
IunO 6iille fem miihe. gum Seil lit
/ Das Ia and malr; aber oDrthin, DD
lnpb 5uuIen0e bon 9fern 2ano unful=
tiUiert liegen, pill tein 0tenidD, neil
| Die giienbnbnen bDn ieren Stredell
lnDh III nett entfernt liegen. g8er ge=
lnug @elo bot un0 bort Sano fault,
| legt iein Rapital iidler gut az, oenn
Il
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9as aasrbsts!

Sommrrabeno Gtlie itIto limb
g8ebt Ourtb ben Sa9 ber 3epbprlpiito,
Ilnb bur6 Die title gtatur uerflingt
gas 5dIumrnerIieO, nas Die @rius iirst.
8interabeuo 8eim gampeui4ein
ErauLi6 Dereiut iist groB unO Jtletu5
gaulbt seipanut, mas has oeimaen am SerS
Seut wobl fir ib0ue Sgibiaten beiaert.
llnb Binters NIB Sontmers uitO tmmerSu
E6ut Der @eiang: ,.@Iunb Weui4entino on,
8am irSiI6ru SLIDE Dns alerbtf'
Sf 3abt ann SrirOsn i'm sigrHtu Geft."
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Seine 2Sirtfel,aften.

Wlit6ea (8omnipip). 8ei Der
0pa6l am 2. Mdr8 puroen 81 Stint
men geqen 98trtldaften 81 ~
aboegeben.
0umbolbt 100 Sir" AS 9a=
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aarmer. 81 sir. SO Ga.
9e9en.