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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06

seemed to bore into MIN. -And you
such a small chap. tool" he muttered.
Then he turned his back on the island
and with head resting on bis elbow
uttered no further complaint
That second day on the raft seemed
much longer than the first. the sec
ond night of infinitely greater duration
than the preceding one. but dawn re-
vealed the island very near-so near.
indeed. the bird made up Its mind to
try to reach 1t. 1t looked at the man
for a moment and then flew away.
Long he watched 1t. a little dark spot,
now that he could no longer see the
ruby on its breast. At length 1t was
lost to sight. swallowed up by the
green blur.
The small winged creature gone, the
man missed 1t. "'Peared like twas
glad to leave such a pal" he thought
regretfully. The floating timbers be-
came we'll nigh intolerable. He kept
asking himself If he could swim to
land; but, knowing his weakness from
long fasting, he curbed his Impotence.
His eyes rrew tired with staring at
the longed for spot. He suffered the
torments Of Tantalus and finally could
endure them no longer. So, making his
clothes into a bundle. he tied them
around his neck and slipped into the
water.
Half an hour later found him prone
and exhausted on the yellow sands.
Nearby tall and stately trees nodded
regarded him with reflective interest.
hesitating between prudence and car
niyorous desire. Gluttonous incllna-
ton to sample the goods the gods had
provided prevailed over caution. 1t
moved quickly forward. when what 1t
had considered only an unexpected
and welcome piece de resistance abb
ruptly got up. The tables were turn
ed. That which came to dine vas
dined upon. A crushing blow demon.
strated the law of the survival of the
fttest. The weaker adorned the board.
The man tore 1t to bits-ate 1t like the
famished animal be was.
For a week nothing of moment in
terrupted the even tenor of his ex-
istence. He led the life of a savage
and found 1t to his liking. pounced
upon turtles and cooked them. kept
his fire going because he had but few
matches. One day a box was washed
ashore. a mesrSge from the civilized
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06

eenters to the field of primitive man!
On its cover were the words. Via
Sailing Vessel Lord Nelson" followed
by the address. The convict pried the
boards apart and gave a shout. Rum,
and plenty of it-bottle after bottle
In an overcoat of straw. nesting low
ingly one upon anotherl The man
licked his lips, knocked off a neck,
drank deep. and then. stopping many
times. carried his treasure to his bow
er.
Day after day turned its page, merg-
ed into the past; sometimes, %perforce,
he got up. and. not a pleasant thing
to look at. staggered to the beach
with his club. There he would slay
some crawling thing from the sea.
return with his prize to mingle eating
with drinking until. stated with both.
he would fall back unconscious among
the flowers. But the prolonged in
diligence began to have a marked eff
feet on his store. Bottle after bottle
was tossed off. the empty shells flung
aside to the daisies. At length the
uuJ CdHle WnSu uuly wv potICS z
manned in the case, one full pair, sole
survivors of the lot. The man took
them out, set them up and regarded
them; a sense of impending disaster.
of imminent tragedy. shivered through
his dulled consciousness. He reached
for the bottles and fondled them,
started to knock the head from n
and put it down. Resisting desire, he
told himself he would have a look at
the beach; the ocean had generously
cast one box Of well primed bottles at
his feet: perhaps it would repeat its
h%ospitable action and make him once
more the recipient of it's bounty. The
thought buoyed him to the shore; tb"
sea Tapped the sand with Lydian whis-
pers, and there, beyond the edge Of
the soft singing ripples. he saw some
thing that made him rub his dazed
eyes.
A box. a big box. a box as tall as he
was. No paltry dozen or two this
time! Perhaps there was whisky. too.
and the bubbling stuff the long necked
lords had sometimes pressed upon him
in the past when he had "ousted" his
man and put guilds In their pockets or
some of that fiery vin-something he
had once INDUCED in with a Johnny
F%renchman before he took to the tun-
mel. when he had been free to swagger
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
SOME GOOD DESSERTS.
Half . Dozen Recipes For Good Fin
ishes For Dinners.

ishes For
Malta Cake.-Three eggs, their weight
in butter, sugar and flour, n tea
spoonful of baking powder. the grated
rind of one orange. Beat the butter TO
a cream with a fork, her add the
sugar. eggs, flour and orange. Bake
about three-quarters of an hour.
Rice Cake.-Four ounces of ground
rice, four ounces of four, four ounces
of caster sugar, four ounces of butter,
foul ounces of glace cherries, four
ounces of ground almonds, two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, three
eggs and a little milk. Bake one hour
and q half in a moderate V
Lemon Sirup.-Two pounds of loaf
sugar. two pints of water. one ounce
of citric acid. half a dram of essence
of lemon. Boil the water and sugar
together for a quarter of an hour, beat
citric acid to a powder and mix with
the ssence of lemon. Add these to
the strip when cold, mix well and bot
tie for use.
Tapioca Jelly.-Wash a t%eacupful of
tapioca and set in stewpan with one
pint and a half of boiling water. Cook
slowly for an hour or until transpar-
ent, stirring frequently, then add three
ounces of lump sugar and half a pound
of red currant or raspberry jelly. Stir
till all is thoroughly dissolved and set
in a glass dish. Serve cold with whip
ped cream piled on top.
Cabinet Pudding.-Two cupfuls of
breadcrumbs. half a cupful of raisins
and c%urrants. one cupful of milk. one
tablespoonful of sugar. one egg and a
pinch of salt. Make a custard by beat
ing egg. milk. sugar and salt together.
Put breadcrumbs and fruit in alter
nate layers In a well buttered mold
and pour in custard. Steam for half
an hour. Serve with lemon sauce or
milk.
Rice Cheese Cakes.-Line patty tins
with a short crust rolled thinly, rub
two ounces of butter into a cupful Of
ground rice. add half a cupful of
caster sugar and half a ~teaspoonful of
baking powder. mix with two well
beaten eggs. half fill the lined patty
tins with the mixture and bake In a
moderate oven. IL like a ~teaspoonful
Of jam may be placed in the tin be-
fore the rice mixture Is put In.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06

Sealed proposals will be received by the
and Council of the Borough of Wild
wood, Cape May county, New Jersey, for
lighting the said Borough by electricity for
terms of one and five years each. The num-
Der of arc lights required to burn all the year
round is thirty and forty-nve lights to burn
four months, during the months of June,
July, August and September, all lights to
burn from sunset to dawn. Bonds to the full
amount OF contract shall be given for the
faithful performance of same, said BOND to be
for one year and to be renewed annually
thereafter. Bids to be opened at a regular
meeting of Council to be held on Monday
evening, May 9th, 1910, at eight O'Clock.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of Council.
w. G. HENDEE,
borough Clerk.
Dated Wildwood, N. j., April 2, 1910.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06

Aho AVG
elected to the bench of the juvenile
court. which he founded. They turned
out in great numbers to vote for Lit
tie Ben," and be was reelected.
Mrs. Decker's appearance in the ma
tional capitol would create quite a sen
sation. Constitutional lawyers are not
sure whether the supreme law of the
nation .forbids a woman TO act as a
the word The" in the clause relating
to the election of congressman, but 1t
is thought that a woman could get
around that by pleading that in the
constitutional provision the word "he"
is used INTERCHANGEABLE with "she," as
elsewhere. IF Mrs. Decker is elected,
is any man going to be ungallant
enough to question her right to take
her seat?" said one authority.
Mrs. Decker is surely qualified by
experience TO render wise service to
the nation in the matter of legislation.
She is known as a student of ques-
lions relating to education and the
uplifting of the downfallen. She has
beer chairman of the Colorado board
Of charities and correction and presi-
dent of the Woman's club of Denver,
one of the biggest and most enthusi-
astic in the world, and president of
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs. AMANDA RIDDLE.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
SHE MAY BE MRS. SPEAKER"
If Mrs. Decker Goes to Congress and
the Statesmen Elect Her, What Them

II Mrs. Decker Goes to Congress and
the Statesmen Elect Her, What Them
Lots of women want to vote. Mrs.
Mariila Kicker wants to become gov
srnor Of New Hampshire. Nine. Mar
guerite Durand wants to be president
of France. and Mrs. Sarah Plat Deck
er wants to go TO congress. There; it's
all out-all In one BREATH You've got
to hurry nowadays when you want to
tell what ONE want to do. Before
you get through saying 1t they may
have done ii.
OF course Mrs. Kicker doesn't really
think she'll be Mrs. Governor Kicker
or Governor Mrs. Kicker. whichever is
proper. And Nine. Durand probably adj
mits In private that she has not decid-
ed on a new color scheme for the pres
idential apartments in the Palais de
IElysees. But Mrs. Sarah Plat Deck
er really thinks she will be elected to
the house of representatives next fall.
What is more to the point. the women
voters Of Colorado seem to have about
made up their minds to send her there.
Woman suffrage is stronger In Colo
RADIO than ever before. The women
were greatly interested In the efforts
Of Judge Ben B. Lindsey. the famous
children's friend. to have himself re-
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
Garbage Bids

Notice is hereby given that the Borough of
North Wildwood. New Jersey, Will receive
bids Until
THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1910
at eight O'Clock p. M, for the removal and
disposal of garbage for one year beginning
June LIST, 1910 and ending June LIST, 1911.
The work to be done under the specifications
in the hands of the Borough Clerk and Gar
bage Committee, which may be seen on APP
plication TO said clerk and committee.
Bids to be marked proposals for the Re-
moval and Disposal of Garbage addressed
to Geo. A. Redding, Borough Clerk.
A bond to be given to the amount of the
contract price.
By order of Council.
Council has the right to reject any or all
bids
GEO. A. REDDING,
Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
A HIGH Day.

a High Day.
"Yassah. l suttingly would do dat
job for yo', colonel. and proud O. de
chance to extinguish muhse'f. Would
horraw right in on it dis minute. sab.
If 'twuzn't for n thing" said a GER
tain lopsided colored citizen who was
so unafraid of manual labor that be
would often fall asleep in its presence.
land dat Is, sab. dat | never likes to
stigmatize muhse'f by working on a
hollerday."
"Why, this Is not a holiday" re-
turned the would be employer.
"Yassah. IT'S wild me. if you'll dars
'skuse me, sab. It's de university o de
day muh oldest boy was done sent to
de peniterchy."-Puck.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
Half a
Chance
By FREDERIC S. ISHAM,
Author of 1.-THE Strollers." "Un-
der the Rose" 1.-THE Lady
of the Mount" Etc.
Copyright. 1909. by the Bobbs-
Merrill Company.
Continued from page 8

prise found himself again on the sur
face and near a great fragment Of
wreckage. This he might have discov-
cred earlier but for the anger and
hatred that bad blinded him to all
save the realization of his inability to
wreak vengeance. Now, though he
managed to reach the edge of the
swaying mass from which the line
dangled, he was too weak to draw
himself up on the floating timbers.
But be did pass a loop beneath his
arms, and thus sustained he waited
for his strength to return. Finally, his
mind in a daze, the convict clambered.
after repeated efforts, upon the wreck
age, fastened the line about him again.
and, falling into a saucer-like hollow.
he sank into unconsciousness.
The night wore on. lie did not nov
The sea began TO subside. Still he lay
as Ii dead. Dawn's rosy lips kissed
away the black shadows. touched ten
DERBY the waves tops, and at length
the man stirred. He tried to sit up.
but at first could moi. Finally he rails
ed himself and looked about him.
No other sign of the vessel than that
part of 1t which had served him so
well could he see. This fragment
seemed rent from the bow. Yes, there
was the yellow wooden mermaid bob
bing to the waves, but not as of old
Poor castoit trollop. Now the seas
made sport of her who once had held
her head SC high!
The convict continued to gaze out
over the ocean. Far away a dark
fringe broke the sea Inca suggestion
OF foliage-an island or a mirage?
Tantalizing, 1t lay like a shadow, illu-
sive, unattainable as the forgotten
isles" The man staggered to his feet
His garments were torn. His hair
hung over his brow. He shook his
arms at the island-this phantasy, this
vain, empty vision. He regarded 1t
now as some savage creature might a
bone Just out Of its reach. From his
lips vile words fell-to be suddenly
hushed. Between him and what he
gazed at along the range Of vision an
object on one of the projecting timbers
caught his eye. 1t was very small, but
it cleaned like a spark sprung from
- -
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
In a Vicious Circle.

Il wonder what makes a mans hair
fall out SO fast when it once starts"
Worry Nothing tends to make a
mar bald so much as worry, and moth
ing worries a a SO much us the idea
that he is becoming bald. <-London
King.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Mayor and Council of the Borough of Wild
wood, Cape May county, New Jersey, for fur
nishing water for borough purposes for the
period OF one and five years each. Bids to be
opened at a regular meeting of Council to be
held on Monday evening, May 9th, 1910, at
eight o'clock.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order OF Council.
W. g. HENDEE,
Borough Clerk.
Dated Wildwood, N. j., April 81, 1910.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
h Evolution Of
Booster Bill


Bill Blue was once a knocker, and
He knocked US all to beat the band.
His long suit was in running down
The stores and people Of this town.
One day a stranger heard his clack
And said: "Your liver's out of whack.
The thing you need to make you smile
Is to turn in and BOOST AWHlLE."
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
Notice for Bids

Dated wildwood, N. j., April 81 IT'S isio. 0'erA
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06
Midnight Messages.

The hour grew late.
do you believe In mental telepa-
thy? ?" asked the first clubman.
II do" answered the second club
man. II know what my wife is think
ing right now.'-Washington Herald.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06

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''The dicky
tried to laugh.
bird!" The BIZ
that doesn't be
think what 1t :
ed its head.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06

Judge CT a man by his questions
rather than by his answers.-Voltaire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02

re6tigtes slufIeben erregt, neil nil
Der 9luffinoung Ser Gra6olnafeinc
5u9leib oie WDelidfeii eegeben tit,
Der bon ibnen er5eugter Rronfbeit
energiiber 5u 2eibe gu geben als es
bisber Ser Sal getpelen III. Ser
@runo, mesbalb oieier Meloung elm
ungepobnli6es SSnterelie entgegerl-
6ra6t miro, lit bielmebr Der, ouB
ibon Dor Sabresfriit, ipie oantols
gelneloet aus Berlin Die Na6rid)t
FAM BOB 9rof. Or. gfi6aro @reeii.
Der Direftor Der lttiperiitdts.9 .9lueen.
flinif in Der gbarite, Den @rreger
oes Sra6oms entoeft bat. Die ga
de ielbit iit oenlna6 gor nidt neu.
@eitere Na9ri6telI oie glmfI6luG
oariiber seben ioaen OF es f;6 birl-
ii6tli6 Der Ser5og'idea gntoe,fun9
um cine neue Satfa6e, ooer mir Inn
eine @eiterentipidlrng uno gerpoil.
fomnnrng Der bereits bon @reefi
aufgeiteaten llntsriu6ungsnletboo
banoelt, miro nit besreifliher Span.
ln1ng entgegengeieben.
0ie in iiineiter 3eit pielge<
nannten @ebriioer Molnc5rnaln,
iiber oeren 8ei6meroen gegen Dos
oeutlde @usmartige 9lmt, peg1t an-
gebliber gernadlaiiieuns ibrer SS1t-
tereiien in Waroffo, i'm ocuti6en
giei6stog Dor 9lntritt Der Slterferie;l
Die eingebenoIten 8ebatten ftattge-
funoen baben, iteben iest in Inter
banolungen nit Der fran50iii6en
Union oes Mines". Ger 8nef lit,
Die leit SSabr rno Sag beitanoenen
Streitigfeiteu iiber Die 0ereiuerfs-
&on5eiiionen i'm noroafrifoniidell
S6erifat auf giitlidem 8ege Gil re-
npIr1
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M1t9 bent 9atmfel .
Mandes biiitcre @eiidt lit san 4u.
tpmip itrablt n1tm nit 8lnf.

Gin idmer8enoer 9fiiden ftilnmi
gu6 bitter.
&onnt ni6t eliifli9 nit in1tner.
pabrenoen &iidenI6mer5en iein.
9ies S6nner5en zines Ieioeaoen
Giidens
Sino meiitens our6 fronfe Jaie.
ren berurIa6t.
9oans geieren 8illen beiIen fran.
fe gfieren.
Sic ma6ten man1es gliidlide
9etn1 in San Mntonio.
Sort ipas Elm oanfbarer Batient
la9t:
Mrg 6. 9ocmana, 513 Weontono
Ctr, Gan 9lntonio, Seras lugt:
SD braudte 9oans geieren 8iQen
nit Dem eroBten grfole. Sd lotte
einen otn1pfen S6mera i'm sfiidell
nno ipar our6 lnregelmaBige Gut
leerungen meiner geieren beld1tiet.
SdlieBli6 enti6loB i9 mid 9oans
geieren Hillen 5l1 gebrau6et1, bon
oenen i6 piel 8orteilboftes ee6ort.
SD faltfte cine S9a9tel bon Ser
geror Drug So. uno iie entferltet
mein 2eioen. Sd bin gerne bereit,
oieies Wfittel 5u empfeblen, in Der
Soffn1tng, oaB es aii6 anoeren Mie-
renleioenoen belfen miro.
3nm Serfauf bel aIlen S1nolern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter-MiIburf1
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, olleinige
@genten fir Die Ser. 5taoten.
@rinnert @u6 bes gean1ens =
9nnns = un0 nebn1t feine on0ern.
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einorang, puroe oieSo6ter Der Srau
9olp, ein iunees Weaoden pon 25
SSabren i6ner berlpnnoet ltt1D lire
Sreunbin, eilt Srdulein 8latfltoEe,
eridoiien. Der @inbreder entfaln
ipieoer.
Ser 9roiioent bot eine ;2rofla-
nation unter5eibnet, perntoge- oeren
Die Wininol=3olllabe oes BoDne.
Iben Sarifs ou6 9tultrolielt 9ecu.
iceland, Nelfanolallo, gritiif,Sito~
afrifa uno gene5uelo belpilligt tper-
ben.
= Ser 0oropolfabrer 4eurp er.
flart ouf's gntldieOenite, 0oi3 er
tiinftie feine asorOpolfabrtea lnebr
1nudleu per0e.
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3 c l. a 8.

- g[ils Soulton foiltnlt bie 9}ad)=
ridt, oaB BORT Ser Siilfs=Eoli8eidef
Mnrpbp eri1olien tporoen lit. Gie
gat geidob IN Dem s[cme sfeital-
rant. Oaurpbp 6atte oas 2ofal ge=
raoe betreten rno 8las genonlnell
als Ser perbdngnispoGe SbnB o69e-
feuert tpilroe. Die aueel ornng ibln
IN ben 9eoden, er fiel bon Dem
Stnbl ouf oen 8ooen uno itarb
einiee slugenblide ipdter. 9lls Ser
5buB abgefeuert puroe, liefen bie
nleiiten @nlpelenben na6 oell Siiren.
SSn SoIee oelien entitono fort ein
8eorange uno Dies perGinoerte,
oob Ser Monn, Ser Sen SdnB ab-
gefeuert botte, entfommen fonnte.
gs lit Dies Elm geipiiier Mc5orlals,
ELL entloiiener Boli5ift. Seiue Gnt-
iaisrng ideint Dem Manl1e oen
anfi perore1f au baben. @s bot i'd
efien6ar BET ibm oie Sbee feItge-
iebt, oaB er on oenjenigen Die an
iciner @ntlaiiuas oie S6uIo triigerl
.fa6e neblnen l11iiile. @or eir,gell
Y, den nla6ta cr auf Der gtro5e
einen 9ngrl'i off ben Bo.i5eiGei;
aebler uno bra6te linn eine S1uE-
lpllnoe an Ser @ano BEL. @r murbe
oomals bes MforoangrifIS onge-
fIeat, ober ge9en gireidalt a:cscr
il 6reibeit eeiett. 9lud oiei.r 9fn-
|griff allf ben 9ulfsdef getilrthp ii,
offenbar als 9iodeoft oufsliioiierr.
Ssn Quanob lpiiroe nloll nelt-
lid) einen @eiBen narrens Gipper.
ser angebli6 einen. perbre6erii6eu
Mngriff auf Elm Wab6en genadt bot
te, gelpnht baben, nenn nidt Der
Sberiff i'm idleunielt nah Sort
@ortb geihafft bette. gs batte iid
ihon elm Mpb eebiIbet als es aber
befannt ipnroe, ooB Der Mann nidt
nlebr i'm Srt lei, perlief 'ib Die
Wenge Dieber.
yran g[. 8. Sobnion in Gal
Log bolte ibr filnf5ebn Weonate ole
tes &ino aus ibrem brennenben
Sauie an Ser Mc&innep glpcnlle Der-
aug. @s gelang ibr oas &ino gu
retterl, aber iie enpfing i6pere
granotpunben an oen Mrrneil uno
oen Sdnoen.
=, sSSn @rapion County miro mtd
fiinftig grobibition berridel. Die
2ocal Option @bltirnmung, Sic bort
am 10. Mdr3 itatteefi,nocn hot, hot
nit einem entidieoenen Sicgc Der
Brobibitioniiten eeenoet. eis iino
1862 Stinmen fir Grobi6ition uno
1854 Stinlnen aegen iie obgcgeben.
Die Hrobibitioniiten baben ollo eillc
Woioritdt bon 508 Stinnnen.
= ssn @alpeiton itarb SSrau 9lna.
Tia Wolin i'm Sitter BON 81 Sobren.
Sic bot foit lire gan3e 2ebeus5cit III
Collection 5ugebra6t.
s(us Srelsbura miro Der Soo
Ioon Srou 2ouiie Sdulb, Ser @cs-
tin bon gllbert S6ult, aeneloet.
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Der 9amon Der 2nft

iit Der &ein bon Ga Grippe. 9eriel-
be er5eugt S6lpd6e, 0erpoiitat, 9lp'
petitloiigfeit nit lnorbrungen Der
2eber nnb Gieren. electric 8itters
reinigt oas 8lut, ftdrft ben Magen
uno bringt 2eber rno geierell ME.
Der IN Sronltng. Sour SOC. 8oae 3it-
frieoenbeit garaatiert bon alien
Sruaai1ten. F
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W. 6. & 8. ga6n.
sSrnblings<Sieo.

Gs meben milbe SriiblinesIiifte,
gpm Sinter ihtutnbet jebe Spnr.
gStr atrten fife 8lmmenbiiftc.
Sit 6er ertuahenben gfatur.
Gs id)refen nun bic bDben Hreiie
Bun ppls unb Spblen mns ntdbt mebr,
Sbgleidl ipgar Der 8reis bpm Cite
Sn letter 3eit iidb fteisert icbr.
timb Sis, bas emit 2ngusartifel
SIT bente idJDn gfptiuenbigfeit.
9Dd1 itebt, fir taslidb einen gatfel,
9enus smr abfiiblnus bereit.
Mam iitt a,td] gerne fd)pn TIM Jreier,
Sinh aud bic 8amm' crit id)iuad belaub!
ltnb tuenig Sdjatten itus nerletben,
ttnb itns Ser gSinh ben Slid bcdanbt.
Der Gtaub, ia has lit cine Ilage,
Die mniern Stabtrat ielbit sentert,
Ser iiber bieie beifle sSrage
Sn mandler yMeeting" beltbrtert.
Gs iuiinidDt iid) einen guten Hegcn
Ser Stabter tute Der Sarmer iuDf,
9ud) id)eint es, als Of bieier Sesen
ttns nid)t 10 balb erretdJen fpa.
ttno srodembeit, bas lit idjpn Iange
Sas Siel Der Muferielisfeit,
9pf lit nnS barnm bnd nidlt bauge,
Sic enbet idbun sur rehten 5cit.
8enn iins bic Seblen trpfeu iuerben,
Sas lit fiirtuabr Elm fdjledJter spar.
| Gin jeoes gSeien bier anf Grbcn
8erlanst sm ieinem Saiein: mag.
| ttnb @niSer int es nidlt alleinc,
9enn audi ben 8eiit bege9ren !uir.
9'rum trinfeu mir itt Sriibliugsiheiuc
@pr nllem bas alanu Sier.
Sas lit elm Bier nadJ nni'ren Ser5en,
Gs idJmeft uns baf 81 ieber Sett,
Drum itebe tets BET mnnt'ren Sdler8en
Gin Sldid)dlen ~ mp bcreit.
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Cine aufieben erregeuoe Ser.
Goftung miro aus Miinben tclegra-
pbii6 eerneloet. 8rafin BON SG0lt-
born, geborene 8rill5ellin Saittafu-
5ene, lit auf Die 9lnflage, mebrfaG
8etriieereien periibt 5u baher, III
@etpabrlaul eenommen morben. 9as
@orgeben ser geboroe erfolgte aui
griu6en Der StoatsantpaltI6aft in
3iirid).
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Der Sfnf bes @(ntes

nod 9einigune 5eiet ii6 III 9(us=
idlagen nno i6le6ter @elt6tsfarbe.
sber Or. Sings Seem 2ife gias se-
ben frii6es glut, roiiee @eIi6tsfar
be ulo @eiunobeit. 25c bel oGen
Oruqai1ten.
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Sas seras Wnnoer

6eilt aIle 9aieren, glaien un> rbeil-
matiihe 2eiben; bei aIlen 3rr9gilten
ooer 9 mnnatlide 9ebanollni9 per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. SO. @1l 1926
0lipe ctr, ct. Qoliis. $40. Sbreibt
fir 3eugniiie.
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9ie 3eppelnl-@eieGideft bat
neuerbines unlfaiienbe @erilld)e. bon
2uftihiffen aus 0robtlps 81 teleoro-
pbierem CUR 9tusfiibrlrng 0cbrodlt.
0ah ioeben peroffentlihten 9tittei-
liin9en iino Die 8eriilde iolnnlt nno
ionoers ouberoroentlih erfolgreidj
oerloltfen.
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Serlanst BET eutem 2o6n ein
SausmGo6en fir cine aus brci Ser.
lonen beitebenoe Sanlilie. gtiiberes
225 Ring @illiom StraBe.
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= Selbit ilt Der Mann, ebc nan
= gbelnann lit.