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action were quite new, but the finale
was the same-a nocturnal flight.
In sleeping car of the internation-
al express she siumbered without
dreaming that her husband lay awake
within q few yards Of her. and on tho
following evening. when she peeped
out Of the troika which conveyed her
from the station to a fashionable ho-
tel on the Nevsky Prospect she failed
to recognize her trim and elegant
Mishko in the fur-wrapped occupant
Of carriage close behind her. Mish-
ko stopped at the same hotel and
next morning stationed himself in .
cab near the entrance. After waiting
three hours he saw his wife come out
and enter troika. He followed her
to fine apartment house In volshaya
street and to an apartment on the Sec
ond floor. the door of which closed aft
er her. almost In his face. In wild ex-
cftement he rang the bell and was ad-
mitted by servant in livery. AZ he
entered he heard q scream and
sound Of something falling to the
floor. and through an inner doorway
he saw Vera standing and at her feet
uShN6A Ptalo Win tWo
cisors!
Man is q strange creature. Mishko.
II might be supposed. would have
shouted with Joy at this proof that
his tormenting suspicious were
groundless. but It was also . proof
that Vera had deceived him In anoth-
er way for years. and this new
thought completely engrossed him.
As they drove back to the hotel he
listened with a very bad grace to her
fearful explanation.
/. It had happened when she was Q
schoolgirl in st. Petersburg-an acci-
dent In skating. Luckily no one had
seen the damage except her father.
who had hurried her OF to the best
dentist In the city-the one she had
Just visited-and nobody had e-er
guessed her humiliating little sec. ct.
why need you 90 to st. Peters
burg!"
Because there lived the one man
who knew my secret, which did not
care to confide to another"
Now or never was the time to learn
the whole truth.
How about that fellow!" he asked.
"Who?"
That fellow. You know well
enough. To speak frankly. would
have sworn that you came
ITO meet him? Here. in st. Peters
burg? So that IL why you followed
me! o, my poor. dear boy, that was
. master stroke Of diplomacy! Do
you know whore he IL? In Vienna!
You see him and shake hands with
him every day and have never had
the slightest suspicion. How could
you! A respectable father Of . fam
lily, . stin. formal diplomatist. and
quite uninteresting. can't imagine
what ever saw In him to admire"
who Is he!"
your friend sokoloR Of the Rus
sian embassy"
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swiftly. The face of the chauffeur
glared, fixed and white. With a swift
turn of his arm Derring seized the
poet. He thrust him-straight across
the path of the thing-out of danger.
He lay, face down. his arms still out
spread to save his friend.
The rain fell in torrents when they
lifted him. 1t fell on his upturned
face and relaxed hands. The face.
beneath the rain, was strangely
sweet. as If hand of love had
touched 1t.
THE END.
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CHAPTER XXI.

Derring had found Conway waiting
for him at the breakwater. They
paced up and down, watching the
path Of light across the water.
The poet broke the silence You
don't know her." The tone was de-
fensive.
Derring smiled little. Tell me-"
The poet waited. He threw out his
hand with quick gesture. "She is
everything! When I am with her,
can think-feel-be. I am fluid She
makes me free"
When he paused the water, tapping
at the breakwater. sounded softly.
The moonlight lay about them.
behring's face. in the light, held a
rapt look. THAT is love-" he said.
The other looked at him. You
mean 1t is really in me-that she
Lucille-gives nothing?" His hand
made the quick gesture again. You
don't understand"
Tell me- said Derring.
"She makes me see things-not
what she says. She doesn't say poet
ical things
"Or do them?" suggested Derring
The poet gave short laugh. 'She
has an athletic school for girls-a
training gschool. l think that's really
what they object to-" he added-"my
friends"
DO they?"
"Everyone-unless it's you"
"No-I don't object"
The poet turned to him eagerly.
you have seen her?"
THE other night-at the play
"She is glorious!" His eyes ques-
toned behring's face
Perhaps. She reminded me of
someone"
II know-George Sand?"
Yes"
She is like her"
YES"
There was long silence between
them. The breeze from the lake had
freshened. Little ripples scudded in
the moonlight Faint clouds drifted
above them
II should not mind seing Chopin"
said the poet. His eyes we're on the
lake
NO"
He had his life. His heart was
freed"
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CHAPTER Xxx.

The night was warm, but a breeze
came from the lake. fitfully. 1t gree1-
ed Derring as he opened the door Of
his room after dinner.
Cropping his way to the droplight on
his desk. he had a sense, as he went,
Of displacing, in the darkness, otner
forms and personalities. He often felt
It In coming into a vacant room-ai-
ways II the room was dark or half
lighted-that sense OF other forms
giving way to his. retreating. gliding
past. with noiseless being. Always
for a minute they jostled him, as IL
unable to escape. Then, in a breath,
his presence filled the room-to the
furthest living corner. There was NO
one there.
He found the droplight and reached
for match. The breeze stirred again
and blew against the hand that held
the match to the droplight. He shaded
1t with his other hand. and the light
flared up into his tired face. His eyes
smiled absently. He was thinking Of
the poet and his troubles.
Derring had more than half guessed
them. He had been revolving in his
mind all day what he should say to
him. The woman was a strange crea-
ture. Derring had studied her face
the night before at the play. It was
heavy. with deep lines, but there WAN
something fine In the eyes. He re
called them now-wistful and mag
netic.
He pushed back the papers on his
desk with little sigh. Why should
they come to him with their troubles?
He was strangely tired. But with 1t
all. underneath, beat a sense of COM
ing release. Cropping for it, as he
seated himself at the desk, he took
up his pen a,:d threw Oh the depres-
sion with an effort. He was only
tired. He would go away next week
for rest Meantime Reaching for
sheet of paper he began to write.
He wrote rapidly. referring now and
then to the letters he had pushed
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aside. sealing each note as 1t was
finished and laying 1t on the pile at
hand. When the last one was done.
he ran over the scattered letters be-
fore him. filing some for reference.
tearing others across and throwing
them into the waJte-basket-
He looked at his watch-nine
o'clock-half an hour yet. Rising he
stretched himself and looked about
the room. He moved to the window.
1t was moonlight night and shadows
hung luminous everywhere. irradiat-
ing bricks and tiles and trees. From
tower near By the clock sounded.
spreading sonorouSly in the still air.
The curtain swayed a little in the
breeze and he looped 1t back. Return
ing to his desk and moving the drop
light to the table he drew a big chair
beside it. He searched among the
books on the table and took up vol
ume of poems.
The poems were Conways. He had
seen most of them before-in manu-
script. But he wanted to read them
again. He had not decided what to
say to his visitor. The room was
very still. Something buried at the
screen. tapping it with light touches
a June bug perhaps. Derring paid no
heed. He was absorbed In the page
before him. The light fluttered a lit
tie and he looked up impatiently. He
turned 1t down, glancing towards the
open window. He took up the book
again. But the poems had lost their
hold. His eye was on the page. but
about him. around him. something
stirred. He raised his eyes slowly,
The Dolores star., 1910-01-28
THE WATcHwoRD OF MISSOURI
Famous "show Ne" Phrase Was Flest
PopuIarixsd by . Tramp !,
Printer. I.

The effort Of Rev. DR.. John Clark
Hill to discover the origin Of the fam.
GUS phrase has resulted in the discov.
cry that the sentence. I'm from Mis-.
souri,. you'll have to show me-" origin.
ated In the publishing house Of
Springfield agricultural paper. The
Cleveland Plain Dealer says.
About fourteen years ago there was
working there q printer by the name
Of Sam McIlhenny, who hailed from
Missouri and who did not hesitate to
say 80. He talked about It 10 much
that It got to be q joke among the
printers. One day q letter came from
Missouri farmer complaining ve-
ciferously that his paper had been cut
of. In concluding. he said: You
folks may think it's all right to stop
the paper paid for. but I'm from Mis-.
souri,; you've got to show me-"
The circulation man whe read the
letter thought It was pretty good and
took 1t up to show McIlhenny and the
other printers. 1t soon became . BY.
word among them and for many
months was . phrase on everybody's
lips.
One day tourist" blew in and he
astonished everybody by springinS the
much-used sentence.
where did you hear that?'' queried
the astonished McIlhenny.
"Oh. nrst heard 1t in Cleveland,
from Harry Wines" he said. land he's
been using It all over the east
Wines was . tramp printer Of the
most typical sort He hailed original.
ly from Springfield. worked there part
of the time and set type all over the
United States. It appeared that hs
had made industrious use Of the worn
Farm and Firsside joke.
Gradually 1t was spread ard II ~
ceived . big impetus when used IN
the comic opera. THE Shogun." which
II supposed to have given the phrase
Its first really national circulation.
McIlhenny II still working in Spring.
field.
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fes-and broke"

fes-and broke"
i know. l can't say it-yet But
somehow l feel it, He had all that
NE could give-even death-because
of love"
And because he held it." said Der
ring.
The other started. you advise
me"
Derring shook his head, smiling.
Don't put 1t on me. You kpow-bet.
Ter than l can. only know that
without love there is nothing. 1t is
"hat life means-love--great or
! small. Out of the heart of 1t we came
and TO 1t We shall return. The heart
must love If 1t would live. II a man
turns from 1t, puts 1t away. is afraid
oil it-loses it" He stopped sudden
y A picture of the wood-road
flashed before him and Seth Olney's
Dent figure, short and stolid. That
was what had happened to Seth. He
mad shut his heart. He ceased to
live.
In few words Derring sketched the
story of Seth's life. That's what I
mean he said. 'He let love 60. His
life shriveled."
The poets eyes glowed. 81 shall
hold 1t" he said. quietly. and II she
fails me"
You will still have love-"
yes"
You will love some one-some.
thing"
Like Shelley" The poet stole a
smile at him. half-humorous.
Like Shelley. If you WILL" said
Derring, "or like Dante. The true sip
and the fickle drink at the same
spring. All that is good in Shelley
came from his fickleness. 1t is the
soul that is dissolved-freed by love
that makes glad the world When
love goes, the soul grows hard, com.
pact-useless-except to fight with"
Except to fight WITH" said the
poet. Il am no fighter"
They had turned again and were
walking to the north. Clouds OBJ
scured the moon. The dusk was faint.
ly luminous. Far up the distant road
pair of crimson eyes glowed through
1t, from an approaching vehicle.
With one accord they turned to
watch the lake. A summer storm
was gathering. lightning played here
and there, In open flashes. on the dark
water. Deep mutters of thunder fol
lowed 1t challengingly. The wind had
lulled. A silence held the air, fiutter
Ing with light. Upon 1t. in the dis
tance. sounded the faint purr of the
crimson-eyed vehicle. 1t resolved it
self into the putting approach OF ar
automobile. For a moment the moor
'strove to reassert itself A siivei
simmer came in the darkness. The
striking of the clock doomed through
1t. They counted the strokes.
"Ten o'clock" said Derring. "They
will be waiting for U.S."
Just minute" pleaded the poet.
The hush OF darkness gathered It
self. Through 1t sounded swift, whir
ring puffs of the automobile-louder
and nearer-with hurrying clangine
bell.
Derring glanced over his shoulder
They were racing with the storm
Then he saw. The thing was past con
trol--rushing upon them madly. II
had left the roadway. 1t whirred
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He sank s.ek-.he Fac. Wa. Gone.

looking towards the window. Against
the screen. faint against the moon
light, he saw it-her face-smiling to
him, the eyes shining mistily. He
half rose, stretching out his hands to
her. He sank back. The face was
gone. But her voice. softly, was
speaking to him through the distance:
You are coming-coming-
With quick exclamation he turned.
The light at his side had gone out.
The room lay in darkness. He stared
before him. She was not there. No
one was there. 1t was the common
prosaic darkness of June night.
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Unnecessary prseaiuslens.

American apples containing the San
Jose scale are refused entry at Ger.
man ports. but this precaution 10 crit.
icised ~ superhuous, because such
apples rejected at Hamburg have bssa
shipped TO England and Denmark
without having caused spread -
The pest.
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VERA'S
FIRST TLOVE
,y CARL. BARON roRREsAM

Copyright. by Short Stories Co.. Ltd.)
Count Mishko-his family name
does not matter as everybody called
him Count Mishko, in true Vienna
fashion--ought to have been the hap
piest man alive. Young and hand
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Il WONDER" he went on, thought
fully. what 1t is about him that holds
you so? He doesn't seem to do any
thing in particular But somehow
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Sic SerfaiIuuss=S s=Sebatte im
Heibstas.

9os Rebe Duea i'm R.itgtas
spiIher benz &an3Ier getbmanns5ous
meg unb benz So5ioIiIt.n 2eosbpur
Idbt erfeben. oaB geibe bic Stelun3
bss Wonor6en in Der 9srfaTune ni6t
ribtig beritebsn. Ddbrenb 2so.bour
bem aaiTer ale 9epaItsn in Der Res
gierun9 abipr;dt uno ihn ols bIobss
DetordtionsItiid betrahtet, erattst Der
&on3ler ben aaiier aIs uber BEN
9oIt Itebsub. Gins 1T 70 unrihtig,
tpie oas 4n0srs. Sn elmer tonititutios
neQen Regierung iino Die 5auptDer.rss
ter ibrsr GepaItsH ui6t uberssorou:t
uno niht unter9eororet, ionbsrn Be-
Itehen nebsn chamber, iinb tooroinirt.
Die legislative, Der Rsidstae bat
ibrs Re6ts, in pslte Der aaifer nidt
hinuberereifen oorf uno Der Sdifsr
bat feline ibm auein 5uItsbsnben Rs6t.,
in ipel6e bic 2eg;statip. rint Gbsrsreis
fen barf. gon elmer abioluten Hfsiss
rungsgepult bes aaiisrs, mi. Der
&dn3ler bus bebauptet, tam nitt bic
Rebe isin unp mir eIduben, bob er
bieTe Qniidt g.ssn fein beFer.s Wiis
Ten psrtrsten bat uno als !Sofling,
nitt als Staatsmann eereoet bot.
Qebebour oagegen bat ieinsr s6rs
liden llsb.r3eugurg 2lusorut gegebsn
unb feline 8emertuneen beroienen aus
bem 9runoe geuttung, bab Iie niht
Bios bon ben Go5ialiIten. ionb.rn aud
pon alien 2iberal.u i'm Reias Dertreten
Derben. Was ibnsn alien poridpsbt,
lit Die aabinets Regieruns mad sngs
Iiidem unb fran3oiii6em Uhuiter.
9urin bsfinbsn iid bic 2iberalen
utihlanDs auf fall6m uno ioaar
gsfdbrlihsn Wegen uno .s 1T su bsrs
rpunoern, bab lie Bel biefem aus friis
bsrsr 3sit iibernommeusn Srrtbum
6eborrsn. Qus Der Gei6id1te Der neuss
rem 3sit 1T nifts bsutlider unb Be-
itimrnt.r gu erisben, als bi. 9bats
fade. bab nit einsm fdpaden
Stautsobsrboupt bic gans. Regieruns
Der Sdpdd. anbeimfGllt unb ios
gar bic 8pltsmuHen felbit idpsr gss
Ihdniat perben. Dir glauben, ben
8speis am beiten aus Der grfabruns
unferes eigenen 2anbes Isfern ~
tOnnen. Der 5berri. sufols. bab,u
mir cine Regierunu. tp.lt: auf bic lsis
feften Winte bes 8oltss r.agir.. Die
GoHgreb Reprdientontsn reroen BE
rett bonn 0olte aspGblt uno Die Senas
loren seben aus ber wabl Der Staatss
seTebgebunsen berpor, bic ebsnfaas
bonn Dolte sepdblt perben. Mir niIs
fen aber. mas Der aonereb allss s.s
than. Inn bds Bolt su i6dbisen, ob.r
Rihts setbon bat. I'm ibm ben notbs
tpenbisften S6us su s.tpdbr.n. go.
melt er Derfu4t bat. bas am Dolie be-
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tiefer man auf oas Stu.
blum Der GiIenbabn 5rass eingebt
ositp unannebmborer erIdeint oaa
9srlangsn nad Grb0buns Der Jraft'
idbe. Gine qriifuns Der Daaren, fir
lpelhe Elm 5radtaufIdlas seforoert
piro, ldbt erisben, baB iis nur 5erti5s
idbrifats trifft, tpGbreno Die Rohfofft
unb Salbrobfoffe, tpeIde BON ben
5ruIts bergeiteIt tDsrcen, bon Dem
IufIblas unbsriibrt bleibsn. Die Gt'
Tenbabn Masnuten geben BON Der
qniitt aus, oaB bic gambler uno ga
britantsn einen i'm 0erbdltntb gum
Qntagstapital groben grof.t ersi:leN
unb bemndh Der IufIhld9 bon ihnen
qetraaen tperoen tDnne uno Die 8erz
brauter niht treffen niiroe. Saruber
lit es gu elmer 4use;nonoerI.sung 5tpIs
Ihen ben Subritanten unb oem BRA:
iiosnten Der giIenbabn aommtHton
6errr Snapp setommsn. 2lls elm Der
treter Der S6u9z uno Stief.I 5abris
tantsn Die Qniitt ausiprah, Dap bel
Der geringen profitrote ben 5abrlsdns
ten feline unoere Wabl perblsiben piirs
be, aI5 ben JrattaufIdlag auf bI:
aunoen ab5utpdlssn, Itsllte 5err
8nopp bieie Rotbpenoistsit in abs
rebe. Der 9srtreter Der Jabritantcu
lsgts n;tt bios Die Suhe pom ges
ItdftsmGbiesn Stanbpuntt bar, fons
bern bsidulbiste aud Serrn &napp
Der 8oreinsenommenbeit, auf Grunt
elmer Rsbs, tpel9e bieisr Dor Der IFos
ciation Der giienbahn 2ieferontsn
ssbalten batte, in Der er beutlih Jes
mug gu psrTtehen CAB, bab ben GiIens
bobnsn Die esrpiinftt. grAObun9 be-
lpi[Iiqt peroeu tpiirbe. Solte oas Der
Son fein, 10 burfte oas Reiultot 'sin,
oob Die Giierbabn SommiHion spi:s
Der obgeI6afft unb Die 5e'tIt.luns Der
SFradtruten einem apngr.B 4usiduE
iiberpisisn nirb.
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Gnsliide v9enfmaliu liurseu"
Wie inlI bas Qnben,en Gbtpdrb VII.
s,sbrs tperben9 - Si. drae. matt
ben ensIdnmrn pisI aopfs.rbreden.
- auerbanb berriidts 9oridldse.


Der neritorbene b6tit pppuldre a0s
Mig bate i'm 2eben nit bem BEL itinen
2anbslsutsn bohit uupopulGren DID
terfiiriten aus S.rotforb ihtr,rIih
mehr esm.in, als bic msiitsn feInsr
llnterbansn, i'm gobe aber tpirb its.
Gbuarb Der Gisbent. bon einem Gbns
lid3en S6idIal sreiIt mi. Wiuiam Der
| ginsise. Sou nitT.r in 2pnhpn neu.rs
oiHss nit ouer 0spalt bur6 Grid
tung elmer io9erannteH Gbateipsares
Siihne eefeert rpereeu, auf beren 8rets
tern, ipenn Iis ouf aoiten ,ommen min,
feline Werfe rur ausnabrrsipeiie ip,rs
ben oufeeFiibrt trerben tonnen, 10 nil
man bier bas 9sbdhtnib bss beinsss
oonaenen Wonarhen pur6 gentmGIer
ehren BON ssrabssu itupenbem gesiss
hunssmungel su ieiner peri6nlihlei;.
Bon ben gdtsrn Der porIiegtnben
Gsn,maIsproistts mar Elm gbeiI offtns
bar niht rsft lei 1roite. Menigitsns
monumente edptus ubsr iinb bic iibris
gen aud.
9uerit mar bic Rebs BON einem in
2onbou su erbauenben NationaImonus
ment. Dieter Gebonte mubte fallen
oeluFen tuerben, neil bic Reoi.runa
| iid boe.een erildri. unb entlfisb. ss
folle bel lo.alen Tsntmdl.rn iein Be-
fptnben baben. SbtpobI lis babsi taum
gang unbeeinflubt selpsisn III BON ras
bita!em ReHsntiment, traf fie bennoh
bos Rshte aonis Gbuarbs sonse
Wd.nsort mar tosmopoIitiid. Gs
mare finlos. bem gobien hi, Rclls Der
natipnaIsn 3.ntraIfigur 5u iib.rtraaen,
cine Ro!Ie, bic, tpis ieber gingsip.ibis
tpeib, Der 2eb,nbe pieI ieliener geIpi.lt
bat, oIs bic auf BEN Sentiment lanns
Iiufiee publi5iiiiihe Jab.l jahr.Iana
slauren MAIDEN tpolIte. llmsetebrt in
BON ben monumeutalsn ginselebruns
gen, nuf bic man ii4 beI6r1nten pirb,
bi. in Der Reidsbaupiitabt naiurIih
am inisrefan.efien fir bic san5e Ras
ticn. Gle follie beshaIb auh bic am
m.iiisn haraiteriiiilde iein unb nirb
bus in Der 5bo. aud tpernen. gur
niht fir ben aonis tara.t.riltii4,
fonbern fir fein 1oIi.
Sm GanNn boben Dem Dentmalss
ausfhub 164 proistt. sur enser.n
Nusipabl porselegn. Sslbft penn man
bic srotssten unb burlestsn, be BLOB
Iplsenieen biz tomplett perriidkn ans
5ofiihieit san5 beiftiie Taft. bieibt
nod elm gan5er Wuit pon llnbe9rsif.
lihem iihris. ausbilbunasonitalt.r
fir Disnitboien, Fronienbdufsr fit
Soiootenpitttpsn. cine oser msbr.rs
reue Gbemfsbriifen. elm Nrbeitsndh,
ipeis srob.n gtils unb manhss nnbef.
finb ia senib iebr niiblife unb fpiins
fhensrertbe Ginrihiungen, n1s in
ofler Melt nber bdben lie nit Der pers
ION bes beritorhnen G6nigs 3u tbun2
DAB q feinen Dertrauten lImgdns niht
ungern unter ben Defennern bes mo,
foiIden Olnubens fu1te. III hiannt
unb mo9t itiner t6nigltntn 0orurs
tbeilslOfisieit Gbre. Wdre es aber cine
i4idIi6e Usretpigune bieftS mefens.
1ueeS. sueHn, pie Doroei& &lroeH pir5.
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Reuerbinss 1T dna bos g9nebsbabns
proieit ipieber uitlien eeporbsn, oh mii
bsRerem Grfols oIs friiber, bleibi abs
3unorten.
Gang dbnlih Iiesen bic WerbdltniHs
bel Der sipeiten grobenUertebrst taIami'
tat: ben 5ablreihen aopfbabnbSfen
gerlins. Seber, Der einmal BON Dress
ben an bic SItfse ober nod 6amburs
pcllte, pirb nit ftilIem 5lufsn uno
eeheimer Sehriuht an bic bequemsn
MISUNDERSTANDING auf benz Saupta
bohnbpf sebaht baben. Guh bier iino
mehr oIs eiumal gorIdIdse sur Bel.
ferung gemadt porben nnter on.
bern bon Siemens unb 6alsie; iie lie.
gen iraenbpo in ben Ntten unb es
bleibt alles beim dIten. 0dbei cebDren
beiipieIsDeiie Die potsbamer unb Nm
batter gabn sIeiseitis gu ben idlimms
iten 6inoernifen oes gerIiner 8srs
tebrs. Ter sanse Wsnitxnitrom, Der
tdsIih aus bem Weiien tommt, itobt
nntpeissrIih auf bic poisbamer gabns
linie. briht ilh mad Hornen binauf
unD muB pobl oosr libel ben poisbos
n,er pIds, no oonn su;siten itdri.rtn
Vsrtebrs bic oielberufenen 3uItdnbe
fih ereeben, bic es olIerbinss stii1peiie
ittper MAIDEN, 81 sIauben, odb bier
nod in ben aht3iger Sabrsn gbeooor
Jcniane in aller Gemiithlltieit iiber
ben - Dohenmarit gefhenberi III,
Der bier abeebaltsn ipurbe.
Sb man iif sli elmer burh3reifen.
ben aenberung. gu elmer rsrpb3iigisen"
9eieitisuns oieisr aus nrgnns,nen
1aaen ftamm.nben Rotb. sntihIisben
ipiro9 gs bIeib. i.br fraslit - unp
ipiro pielIeitt erit sinmaI eeftebsn,
.penn Der gemeinbe.ompIer Berlin.
lei ,s oIs mprooin3 Berlin" obsr in
irsenb elmer anbsrn Jorm Elm sinbeit.
lites 9onses eeporoen III. Seute baut
jeber 9orort feline eiesne llnierarunb-
babn- Sh0nsbsrs bat esitern bic fsis
nise. Die pom RoIIeneorFpIab iiter ben
9ittoria s2uiissYlas CUR Sauptiirabe
fiihrt. bon isinen 5onpratioren fsiers
lid sim .ritenmaI befahren lafeu -
bic Riidiiht auf bas Ganse Iiest nod
in rueitsr Jerne. llnb 10 fperbsn benn
ncbl aud bisi. Soraeu nod rpeitsr bic
Stammtiihe unb bas rGins.fonot"
beftdftigsn unb bic gsrlinsr ipereen
iid meter freuen, tpsnigitens .in.Sor-
ge gu baben. bic 70 pIatonif9 III. pis
biefe.
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ben, su erTiillen. 70 fpirb es iih bamit
oenau 70 perbalten, ME nit bem Serrn
Cannon unb ietnen parteisenoHen.
Wenn bieIs ibr 9erfprehen niht sebals
ten baben. 10 seIhab es niht oespe=
gen, neil lie es niht fonnten, ionoern
neil lie es niGbt ipollten. Wenn Die
Temotraten cine perftdnbise SariFres
piiipn su peranitaltsn beabIi6tieen, 10
iteben ibnen i'm, Senut ssniigeno forts
1hrittlide Republitaner CUR Ierfiis
aung, I'm cine IoIhe burhSuiesen.
sic tDnnen iidh 1912, mann lie benz
@pIts RehenIhaft iiber ibr Ierhaltsn
su aebeu buben, niht barnit entl6uls
bigen, bab es linen an Der nOthI9'n
Muht gsfsblt bat. 9as Sdidfal Der
republitaniifsn partsi iollte lie bsleb>
rem, bab oas 8plt iih audi BON thnen
nidt tduThen Ia1en miro. Benn bic
8emofraten oabsr bic BrdiioentIhoTt
erobern Dollen, 10 1T es unerldbl:h,
buB iis ben Sarif fepioiren uHo spd-
nach unten. 9e'hiebt oas niht, 70 friro
Der nGbIts prdIiosnt tsin Dsmotrut
Iein.
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oes gcIfes tot es, 3linol binncn 10
fiir5er 8eit, Don gefronten 3diiptern
or aaeil gebrndyt. Tab elm 10 unae.
,pobnliher Wonn ani 10 tripiale Art
aefeicrt tperben iolI, III ihdbe.
Shlieblid, aber lit es fir ale 9beile
gut, fpsnn bic 6erriher mthr ipsrtb
iinb, als ibre Tenfmdler.
GonItonttn pon Seolit.
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Dienf fae m d 4.

gdhnreripalt.rssaitin (su ibrer
Greunbin): ~lm gottssuillen. nimm
bir teinen 9obnbeamten gum Ronn----
bic Wenfhen finb ia fdrsdlih! - Der
meinig. mub in Der s5riibs um 6.23
eeipedt reroen. nm 6.37 friibHii6t q,
has Mittosseien muB um 11.5o 81
reIs !sin uno um 7.26 ssb! sr jum
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