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Evening journal., 1910-09-30
PASTOR KELLOGG
GOES TO COLUMBUS
DR.. Craig, Successor Here, to
Preach in Grace Church
on Sunday

The Rev. DR.. H. w. Kellogg, re-
signed pastor of Grace M. E. Church,
left Wilmington this morning for
Columbus, o., where he will become
pastor of Grace NJ. e. Church there.
DR.. Kellogg was accompanied by his
family.
DR.. Kellogg's successor, the Rev,
DR.. Alfred Craig, whom DR.. Kellogg
succeeds as pastor Of the Columbus
Church. will arrive here tomorrow
night, and will occupy Grace parson-
will preach in Grace Church Sunday
morning and evening. The congre-
CATION will give him a reception or
next Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
NEGRO WANTED TO
WE'D WHITE WOMAN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, Sept 30-A poll of
the ministers In New Haven today
shows that Il would have been prac-
ucally impossible for Henry Free
man, aged SO. negro Of Merider
and Annie Rice, aged 81, white. Il
marry In this city
The couple appeared at the HON,
of the Rev. William Porkess, OF st
Paul's Episcopal Church with a mar.
riage license. but he refused to per,
form the wedding ceremony. The
couple departed and has not beer
heard from since
The Rev. Walton l.. Phillips, OF the
Church of the Redeemer and one OF
the best preachers In New England
today declared he would have ac-
corder them the same treatment, de-
claring there was not a minister in
New Haven who would have tied the
knot.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
RObeIen Piano Go.
ITO Market St,
Wilmington. = Delaware
TO DEMONSTRATE
SMOKE CONSUMER

Members of the Board Of Health
will witness test of the Parsons
smoke consuming device at the ice
manufacturing plant of the Delaware
Ice and Storage Company, in Windsor
street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, this afternoon.
Complaints have been made by resi-
dents In the vicinity of the ice plan
of thick smoke coming from the place
the SCOT from which did considerable,
damage In the neighborhood. Tn,
Board Of Health twice informed the
concern that 1t must abate the nuts
ance. II has now installed the Par.
sons device and invited the board
members to inspect 1t this after
noon.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
THREE HURT IN AUTO MIsHAP.
Huge Touring Car Collides With an
Elevated Railroad Pillar.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Sept. 30.--At about the
time that Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Bragg,
aged 60, died in St. Luke's Hospital
early today, the result of being struck
by an automobile. huge touring car
collided with an elevated railroad pill
lar, seriously injuring its three oc-
cupants.
Thomas j. Mclaughlin a real estate
man. Paul O'Brien and Herbert G.
Burman, lawyers, we're thrown to the
street. Both OF O'Brien's legs were
broken and Burman's skull was frac-
tured. All three may die.
Mrs. Brag was struck by an auto
mobile OF the Packard Motor Car
Company while crossing the street
last night.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
6O5-6O7-6OO r1arket Street
10 FOOTBALL FOR CADETS.
Win be Confined In Barracks For
SiIencing Captain LOngan.

by United Press Leased Special Wire.
WEST POINT, n. Y, Sept. 3O.--In-
stead of participating in the expected
opening OF the football season at West
Point tomorrow, the entire cadet body
Including The 4footuaVufsuad. will be
confined IN barracks as result Of
'silencing" Captain Longan Definite
announcement that the game with the
University OF Vermont scheduled fol
tomorrow would not be played was
made by the academy authorities to-
day.
AS a result, the hopes Of the West
Pointers for a sue essful football sea-
son have dropped materially.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
WILL VISIT ALTOONA

The committee appointed by the
Board of Education to inspect the
manual training system in school In
other cities, will visit Altoona about
the middle of the month No selec-
tion has been made of other cities to
visit.
The purpose of the visit will be to
thoroughly investigate the system of
manual training at Altoona in order
to apply its best principles to the
manual training department here.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
TO INSPECT CITY
FILTRATION SYSTEM

Chief Engineer Quirk and three
other members of the Baltimore
Water Board contemplate a visit TO
Wilmington In the course of an in
spection of filter plants and impound-
ing reservoirs. The local Water De-
partment has received no word as yet
as TO when the party will be here.
The Baltimoreans will also visit Phil
adelphia, New York, Albany and Bos-
ton.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30


4 Apartments, second floor In 1.-THE VIII
mington.' Delaware Ave. and jackson ST.
Address Apartment Evening Journal once.
sopot
sHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ % Leyari facias 20 me directed, will
b. exposed 20 Public Sale a. the Court
House, on Market Street between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets, In the City Of WI
mlngton. New Castle County, Delaware,
Of SATURDAY
TIE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1910
a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
fLe following described Real Estate, sir
All hat certain lot or parcel Of land, with
brick dwelling house thereon erected, sit
uatc In the city % Wilmington. New Castle
county. and state Of Delaware. and bounded
and described as follows. 90 wit.
Beginning at the intersection OF the hn'
81 she northerly side 81 Thirteenth street
with tle line Of she westerly side Of Frank
Tin street. thence BY said westerly side O
Franklin street noriherly about hfty-one feet
more less. % q line Of land conveyed q
Edward Bringhurst, jr., thence hy his Ian
ans parallel with Thirteenth street wcsterl
one hundred and Atty feet 70 the easterl
side % q three-feet wide alley. formerl
laid out. thence By said side Of said slle
aouthcfly about ffty-one feet, more or less
70 tba line Of the said northerly side a
Thirfeslth street and thence thereby east
~ 'triy one hundred and hfty feet TO the plae
q beginning, be the contents thereof wha
they may
Seized and taken in execution Is the Or,
psrty Of Elwood G. Jackson, exscuto- q
Mary Elizabeth Baker, deceased mortsagoi
and TO be sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPNcoTT. sheriff.
6herids Once, Wilmington, Del. Sep
%, 1910. sso-o6,1o,l.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
BIG STORM IN PHILIPPINEs.
Hundreds of Houses Wrecked and Ma.
tlyes Rendered Homeless.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
MANILA, p. l., Sept. 30.-Hundreds
of houses have been destroyed, thous-
ands Of natives rendered homeless and
the tobacco and other crops seriously
damaged by a storm in the Isabella and
Cayagan provinces, according to adj
vices received here etoday.
Several towns, including flagan,
capital OF the Isabella province, we're
laid low So far there have been no
reports of deaths.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
JACKIE HERE FOR VISIT.

Ben. r. Drew, Jr., of the u. s. s.
Kansas, spent yesterday with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs 4 D. r. Drew. Ben
took part in the h. tie practice at
Hampton Roads recently. He was at
sea at the time of his brother Roy's
death. and was unable to attend the
funeral.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Delegates to Church Convention.

The Wilmington delegates to the
general convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church at Cincinnati, Oc-
tober until October %, will leave
here on Monday and Tuesday. Among
those who will leave on Monday will
be Bishop Kinsman and Archdeacon
George c. Hall, of st. Johns Church.
The larger party will leave on Tues
day
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
WEYMANN FLIES
AROUND MILAN SPIRE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
MILAN, Sept. 30.--In a flight made
dangerous by wind and fog, Aviator
Weymann, the American. today won
the grand prix for the best flight
around the spire OF the Milan cathe-
dral. Weymann few in a Farman BIZ
plane and exhibited great skill.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
"A Pertinent Question.

Suffragist-Why, look at the ham
pering clothes\we women must wear
j tell you, my friends, woman's dress
is the insignia of serfdom.
Mere Man Quitting in)-One ques-
ton, please. Then how is it that the
insignia Of serfdom costs such a
bloomin sight more than the coat and
trousers OF freedom Boston Trans
cript.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
FELL INTO SUGAR VAT.
But Fellow Workers Rescued Work
man i'm Seven Minutes.

But Fellow Workers Rescued Work.
man in Seven Minutes.
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-Buried I'M
der tons of granulated sugar, David
Delker, a sugar mixer in the Williams
burg refinery of the American Sugar
Refining Company, was saved today by
the daring of 60 of his follow work
ers.
Delker fell from a platform into the
top OF the great sugar vat The mass
of sugar swallowed him up Fellow
workers, attracted by his cry, tied
ropes about themselves and Jumped
into the vat, shoyeling away the SUI
gar. In seven minutes they reached
Delker. tied a rope around him and
dragged him from the sugar. He will
recover
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Another Iohn FnrIer-

John ]. Farley, of Lancaster avenue
and Jackson street. is not the John
Farley who figured as a witness in a
wife beating case in the City Court on
Monday. The fact that both names are
the same has been cause for annoy
ance TO Mr.. Farley.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Lettere nf Rsinie.

Register of Wills Walker has grant.
ed letters of administration on the es
tates Of Samuel Comfy to George w
Bright. Benjamin Evans to G. w
Bright, Annie s.. O'Neill to James d
O'Neill, Job W. Virgins to Martha W
Virgins, Allen Ward to George W
Bright.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30

North Bay, 227 miles north Of Toronto.
has doubled its population in the last Eve
years, and is now city Of 10000 inhabi.
tanfs. II is railway cenier Of great i'm.
portance being a divisional point on the
main line Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
and headquarters Of the Lake Superior d.
vision Of that line. with resident superin.
iendenis and officials The road maintains
! large shop there for repair and construc
ian rrork
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
LAWN CROFT CEMETERY.

has lots in size and price to suit any
and all conditions. All under the gem
eral perpetual care system which Is
much better and cheaper for lot hold
ers. Lawn plan. Monthly pay
ments. Take transfer to Darby troll
ley. Free tickets.
Office, No. 92S Market Street
Open. Evenings.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
POLISH REPUBs. RALLY.
Have Pleasant Time at Eleventh
Ward Meeting ON Thursday Night. d.

Y
The Polish Republican Club, of the
Eleventh ward, gave a reception TO
the Polish voters Of the ward on
Thursday evening at headquarters Of
the club. No. q Stroud street.
A very enjoyable time was spent
Several of the members made very
instructive addresses, lauding the
party, and dwelling on the necessity
of clubs.
Many Of those present have ex-
pressed their appreciation Of the pres
ent standing Of the club, which shows
very marked increase In member
ship.
The Polish Republican Club is now
making plans for many more social
gatherings. Refreshments were
served
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
LAFOLLETTE SERIOUSLY ILL.
Operation May be Performed on Wis
Cousin Senator This Afternoon.


BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROCHESTER,, MINI, Sept 3d.
Senator Robert NJ. LaFollette, of Wis
consin, is believed 10 be In a critical
condition. He arrived In Rochester
last night and retired TO his room
In the Kahler Sanitorium. Early to-
day he consulted the Mayo Brothers
and It is likely that an operation will
be performed this afternoon.
Grave fears are entertained regard
ing the Senator's condition. Two
days ago he wired the Rochester sur
geons that the operation would not
be necessary for some time, as his
health was considerably improved
Yesterday he left Madison hurriedly
LaFollette is suffering from a com
plication Of gall stones and abdominal
trouble, which, 1t is said, will make
the operation a critical one.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Complete Fall Line of the LaFrance Shoe in all feathers

All the Silks and Goods including
sian plaid silk and diagonal Handsome designs
beautiful description Also comprehensive line of
coo and Don't fail
goods know we have just what you
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
LATEST "a
SPECIAL Saturday BY
Mail lc copy extra.

what's The Matter with Father.
Garden OF Roses.
Mandy How DO You Do.
Silver Bell.
Sugar Moon.
On Mobile Bay.
Won't Be Back Till August.
I'm Afraid Of You.
The Man In the silvery Moon.
There Never Was a Girl Like You.
BY Light Of Hilvery Moon.
Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet
Moonlight, Rose and You.
I'm Longing for Tomorrow.
Cutey
Honey win Long For You.
Wouldn't You Like TO know me better.
Moonlight In Jungleland.
There's No Girl Like Your Old Girl.
I Wonder Why / think so much Of you
Any Little Girl.
In Dear Old Tennessee
Call Ne up Some Rainy Afternoon.
Kate Killarney.
All That / Ask is Love.
You Are the Ideal OF my Dreams.
Under the Yum Yum Tree
Who're the River shannon Flows.
i Wish / had my old girl back again.
Silver Threads Among the Gold
When the Candle Lights are Cleaning.
Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune
That Loving Lazy Rag.
Dance Of the snownakes.
=. T, Paull's Marches.
Burning Of Rome.
Ben Hur Chariot Race.
Signal From Mars.
Midnight Fire Alarm.
Midnight Flyer.
Paul Reveres Ride.
Silver Sleigh Bells
Storm King
Charge Of the Light Brigade.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
rHAN1T Ep Undertaken
SuAlsDLLN e EmbaIrner

No. 21< w. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night
BODIES In Boarding Houses Hotels
and Hospital removed and cared for
k-nfn claimed Carriages furnished
Appe'ntments hrst-elass Both Phones
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Millinery

will Trimmed Hats hat be with
color All the popular materials used in the construc
Every unique idea in millinery its
The right thing the right place Smart of pumes
metallic handmade ribbon fu ace and Persian
requires of the artistic in color combine
materials successfully Close fitting hats composed entirely
of feathers in exquisite colorings
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Grand Jurors on Inspecting Tour.

The New Castle county grand jury
yesterday inspected the county work
house and today went to the Ferris
Industrial school.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Great Britain exports about one

Another reason why -fe are sore. AZ the
high cost 81 living is because IL has driven
10 many ladies' with large extremities %
I-..i..., l. I u ~
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
MhIte Nav Repnbs 10 Meet.

White Clay Creek hundred Republic
cans viii hold a meeting on next Mon
day evening. when the candidates and
delegations from other clubs are ex-
pected to be present
Evening journal., 1910-09-30

The motorcycle is growing in pub
lie favor In some parts OF England.
In Belfast the ratio of street car IA
talities to passengeds is only one in
23,173,79
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
DEATHS.


BALDWIN--In this city. on September 20.
1910 Robert Baldwin. aged 10 years.
Relatives. friends and members OF Blue
hoek Council, No. IS, L. o. r. O., are invited
70 attend the funeral services at his late
fe@idance TIA Poplar street, on Monday af-
;ernooa Al 2 o'clock Interment at River
view cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Specials for Saturday

Chdrens Sweaters in variety of coors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Mems fine Negligee Shirts numerous patterns Csc
Womens Sweaters
all the effects Observation-Disclosures.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Crosby & Hill Co.,
Cos, COZ, 600 Market Street.
We Give Green Trading Stamps They the Best.
Showing OF Autumn Styles

showing all the latest styles Suits Goats and Skirts
will all the weaVes
and colorings s25O, SIS, $3.50 up to $780,
full line Of Goats in all lengths very snappy styles
special selling for the famous Prinzess Cloaks
and Suits.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30

Is. II. 1oakum, chairman OF the
executive board of the Frisco system
OF railroads, on one occasion took to
task a young man I'm his employ who
had announced his intention Of marry
ing.
The youth I'm question was drawing
a small salary. and Yoakum remon-
strated with him on the ground that
he could not AFFORD TO marry and that
his wife would have to suffer great
privations.
oh" said the young man, "I guess
I've got as much right to starve a
woman to death as any other man
has. Popular Magazine.
Great Britain exports about one
quarter OF the coal It mines.
II is estimated that $500, 600 chill
dren of England celebrated Empire
Day.
A declinig birth rate is a feature
common TO nearly all European coun-
tries.
Sunfiower seeds are eaten in Russia
much as peanuts are eaten In III,
United States.
Births. in proportion to the number
Of married. are about per cent
higher in country districts than IL
large towns.
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
Underwear and Gloves

womens size only special 1sc for SOC
womens BIC lace trimmed ribbed Pants 1Sc for soc
special 25c
Womens regular and extra size SOC Vests; special 39C
Mems 3ec ribbed Babrqgan Shirts long 25C
Mems sample Shirts long sleeves 39c and SOC
Womens 2clasp Kid Gloves 79C
Womens lcasp gace p K Gloves $50
womens l-clasp glace p K Gloves Observation-Disclosures 1OC
womens -casp Mocha Gloves in and gray SIZE
Washable Chamos Gloves natural and white $O0 and $15
Evening journal., 1910-09-30
zoo LArE FOR CLASSIFICATION

y OR RENT-sIX ROOM AND BATH
Apartments. second floor in 1.-THE VIII
mington." Delaware Ave. and Jackson st.
Address Apartment Evening Journal Once.
s3u-ct
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24
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;2sontat, pon Sseoor D. 3o6eftit.


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8aradenlasarette So. 4 etne In ge-
tpif1en unb niht ben 1hlehteiten 8rei<
fen nnierer Staot cine iebr befannte
BeriDnlibteit, Der fogenannte ,Gonte'
emilio Saeeune, an Der @bolera. Die
ler eigentbiimlide MenIh, auf behen
reht betpesten 2ebenslauf mir tpeiter
unten ndber suriidtomlnen iperben.
bat Dor ieinem Sooe eine Heibe bon
Mngaben gu prototoa nehmen ldRen.
Die unierer pOli5eibeb0rbe ii1er reht
erpiinlcht sepeien iein tperben. Gs
banoelte iib bel ben Denun3iationen
Saeeones um bic Hamensnennung Der
bauptid1liditen Giibrer unferer fab
tifhen Gamorra, elmer biibfhen Mn=
5ubl Stpeifelbufter Snbipibuen. bon
benen ii9 bisber iibrisens mande eli
ner suten biiresrliden 9tellung unb
bober Yrutettion gu erfreuen batten.
Mle iinb nunmebr bingfeit gemaht
poroen unb baben gum She'll dud be-
reits umfaHenoe 8eltdnbnihe abgez
leet."
Sn paris trennts iicb @son bon
Wabel. Gr bate lie auf ben 8ahnhof
eeleitet, unb blieb bort am Jeniter tb=
res goupes iteben, Bis Der pfiff Der
locomotive ertDnte.
.@eben Sic mir nod einmal Sbre
5unb, MiB Wfabel," rief CT beipegt.
.IdiiBe sic Der 0immeI! llno ni6t
.tpabr: sic balten Sbr Wort? 60
bolb Sbre 9lneelsesnbeit seorbnet 1T,
beiudsn sic mid auf einise MOnate
in Saburs9"
.9stpiB = setpiB," fasts Mabel
unter 5brdnsn. rmein Wort oarauf."
.llnb sic i9reibsn audi oft?"
r8eht oft - i'd psriprefe IS Sbz
men,"
Der 3ue tuar ihon in 8eipesuns.
ggon sins auf Dem perron einige
Sdritte nit, INNER Die 5unp Mabels
in Der Ieinen; baun preBte er iie nod
einmal nit tparmsm Drude uno gao
lie fret.
rMuf Diebsrieben!" rief er, uno
leiIs, untsr perbaltsnem Shluhsen
ttans ss 3uriid: nauf Wisosrisben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Die 8eiibuns NaspsROese in I'm
garn, $500 Sod un,fa1eno, Gigentum
les @utsbeiiBers Sitter b. Roh, tpur.
BE- furs Dor benz 5ooe oes Roniss 2eoz
pplb um ben 8etras bon 3.4OO. 900
aronen BON Der prinaefIin luile anz
gefauft. Der 0.rgans bei oie1em
@utstaufe mar bon originellen Nebens
umitdnben besleitet. prinaeFin 2uife
tefano ii4 5hraeit Der @rtranfuns
hires Naters in 8uoapeit, no iie mebz
rere Mohen lang in einem ber eriien
1rtcls tpobnte. Raum mar Die Mn.
funft ser prin3eiIin in Der unsdris
fhen soauptitabt betannt getporben,
als bas 6otel in einen f0rmlihen Be,
laeerunss3ultonb berfebt puroe. Wom
friiben Morgen Bis in bic Naht 1in=
sir, nlelbeten iih @efhdftsusenten, Die
Der prin3eTin lire Dienite onboten.
Wieoerbolt fhien mdnher Der Mgena
ten benz 3iele nabe: bic prinSeiIin
aeigte Cuff, ouf ieinen Mntras ein3u>
eetsn, bod INNER ipieber Tam Der uns
aorii1e Nshtsonipalt Der prinaefin
ned reht5eitis binter ben plan unb
bermohte beifen Musfiibrung 5u bera
tinoern. Mber - fDunIam Der Nehts.
onnalt audi mar, er lirlterIag bod
fhIiebli1 sinsr 6ranenIiit Cine Der
IN gsfOIgt oer prinssifin befinbIi6en
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Elm buftiges Holarotb lag iiber Weg
llnb Steg.
Mabel bate benz 4leinen gum
apdn3iaiten Male Elm altes engliihes
Mdrhen ppn elmer iebr fd0nen prins
seiiin unb elmer lebr b0ien See err
sdblt, bos Bruno gar ni4t oft senug
bDren tonnts. 2ahsno nabm tie aui
elmer Rdlenbant plas unb 5os ben
Ruaben an iih beran.
Run mub ih aber einmal neue
@efdt9ten fir Did eriinnen, mein
iiiBer Sunse." faste iie unb ftreidelte
ibm bic frii9en Mangen; .Dls
slaubit ionit, Sante Mabel tann gar
nihts peiter, als bas MGr4en bon
Der Id0nen prinaeIiin!"
%, Idnte Mabel fann piel," per=
iiderte Bruno nit beilisem Grnit;
.bleibit Du nod lanse bier, Sante
Mabel?"
.Das psiB i6 nod nidt, mein
Sdas."
Nd, Sante Mabel, bleibe bod im>
mer BEL uns! 9ier lit es ia aud
bubid!"
.GelpiB it's bier bIbId, .&inb, aber
ih bin bod nur gu 8eiud bel Deinem
Yapa, .unb ba tann ih ni4t fir inn
mer bleiben."
Der saleine I4lus bic blduen 4usen
nerpunbert auF.
rNber niht nabr, Sante Mabel,
plauberte er neiter, ,tpenn 9u meine
Wtama parit, bliebIt Gu INNER BEL
uns2"
Das iunse Mdbden ipuroe gill
benb ROTH uno perIhloB ben Wuno
oes inoistrsten tleinen9eiellen nit eis
nem 8uHe. plDblid eraitterte Mabel
uno aud Bruno Sudts eridredt 5u.
lammen.
0inter Der 2aubenlpano trat gaon
berpor, unp obne elm Mort gu ipre=
den, lieb er iicb por Mabel in bi.
Enle r,leoer unD 5o9 tbre 9anb an iei=
ne 2ippen. Damn iprang er auf
IeBte iid neben iie unb 1ebnte il,
G0pfhen an feline 8ruit.
Der 3ufaa fiibrte mid in Cure
Ndbe. Wabel," iagte er leiie, runt
lieB MIDI 8runos Grase boren. OarI
| ih feline 5rage pieoerbolen. Mabsl?'
WiIenlos. bate fie btsber selitten
oaB er lie umi9lunsen bielt; nun
aber brad es beaiauhSeno audi aus
ibrem 5er5en berpor, unb nit iiber.
itrDmten Wdnsen, unidglides Slid
in ben itrablenben Musen, bins iie an
ieinem 6alie.
.Du 2ieber Du Gin5iser!"
@nbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

perfonen bate am Sage bor Ser Nbs
|reife bon 8ubapef, als Die Selez
|gramme aus BriiIfel bereits Den fri
tifhen 3nitanb oes R0niss 2eopplo
ihilberten. einen in llngarn anfGiIigen
Nnsebortgen ndd 8ubapeft berufen.
Der iunse Mann beniiBte ben MnlaB.
I'M Der prinseifin bic @esenb gu fdil=
bern, in Der er 81 9auie 1T uno in bes
iid AUDI Elm berrlides @ut befinbe.
oeHen eesenpdrtiser Gisentiimer lin.
sarn gu perlaHen tpiini4e. 3ugleid
unt.rbreitete er aud fdon allie oas
Gut betreffenbsn Daten. Mie sriinb-
lid Der 8ermittler aber feline .Mufsabe
rabm. benefit Der llmfanb, bab er
einen Mann mitbrahte, Sen er auf
benz Rorribor IieB. Bis lanse nab
Mitternaht blieb oieier Mann auf
Ieinem poten, INN i'm idon beim
nGhTen Morsensrauen ipieoer 5l bea
aieben. Gs tpurbe Mittag, es ipuroe
9lbeno unb Nd1t er mid ntht bonn
plabe. Gnblid, tur5 Dor Mitternaht,
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ihren Namen barunter. Der Notar
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