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The Washington herald., 1910-05-05
CHILDHooD's ILLUSIONS.
Imagination Creates an Atmosphere
that HaIIOws HOmely Things.


From the Dallas News
No one ever fully understands children.
and no one ever will. Their ways are
not the ways Of older people. and their
thoughts are not their Thoughts
Looking back through years filed with
| event and incident, with joys and sor-
rows. with trials, troubles satisfaction,
and disappointment. an older person won
ders often If II were really possible that
the wind Of a child could be so adjust
able, and that the soul Of a child could
be os easily satisfied with things as they
are. or as they can, by childhoods magic
be made.
The reality Of things has no place IN
the mind OF a child. The logic OF years
does not figure in its calculation
A man may walk in his back yard
some night and stumble over a collection
Of barrel slaves set on edge and held so
by pegs painstakingly driven in the
ground To him Il is nonsense
He cannot see unless his memory is
pretty good. that to the youngsters sleep
ing soundly in the house this remarkable
thing, up 10 bedtime. was a bOat-and is
not the shape there2 Does not the curve
Of the slaves form the bulging sides Of
the boat. and does il not come 20 a
roint, with a stick for a flagstaff?
/ That whitewashed shed may have been
/ an Iceberg, who knows? And the tall
grass and weeds beyond a doubt were
raging pillows. in the boat is a sheet Of
/ old sheet-iron bearing charred sticks
/ and this was real-a sr~e-enough fire. Nc
child can pretend successfully TO cook
The fire must be real, whatever the
cookery
! There is a sword maue Of lath. a cross
/ piece being nailed on il 20 form a hilt-
/ very essential in a sword-and the big
nail used has been bent. splitting the
lath. but what OF that? Maybe this
sword was used by a sea captain. Maybe
/ II was the property Of some knights OF
/ King Arthur's round table for much OF
/ ehildhood's amusement is based upor
what is read. Maybe IL was the sword
used by Hector at the siege Of Troy OF
/ IL may have been deadly weapon used
I by the Marquis dc Lafayette. The enemy
can be found dead II you look for him
/ He is represented by a bunch Of tai
weeds. now hacked and battered.
u takes a childish imagination 10 de-
rive amusement from all things. VIII,
but child could create a heavy rair
when the sun was shining? It's yer,
simple, II you remember-au YOU hav,
70 do is 20 think real hard about Il. and
just act as II it were raining.
And who but a child could people IN,
back yard with ogres and fairies, an,
with soldiers and sailors. and could max,
saddle horses Of porch chairs2
We have lost all this. we older people
but we are no happier for IT, The onl,
silver lining in the cloud represented b,
our loss Of childhood's pleasures is foun,
in belief that We have stripped ou
lives OF romance. and that we are il
full control OF our Imagination.
} But isn't # a nightly poor sort o.
satisfaction when you 90 back through
years and think what life once was?
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

From the St. James Budget
A distinguished foreigner visiting EPSON
Downs in Thackerays company noticed
many men dressed as sailors who were
not. to native and experienced eyes, the
real article.
"Ah," said the visitor. these are. I sup
pose. what you cali your British tarsqr
"oh, no. replied Thackeray. ONLY
EDson salts
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UnafraId of Bryan.

From the Hartford Courant.
II seems that John w, Kern Of Indiana, is not
afraid Of Mr.. BRAN. who will be asked TO aid his
canvass for United States Senator II is expected
that the NebraSkan viii be invited TO spend month
in the State and to speak in every Congressional
district.
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Learning NV E1nerience

From tho Cleveland Leader.
'Ah. glad TO see you. old man, But
take of your overcost or you won't feel
II when you go out.
That's the trouble. I laid or my over
coat In the phce where I called yester-
day and I ainlt felt it sinca"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Abolish the campaign lie" proposes
the Montgomery Advertiser. A most ex-
cellent idea, good way to begin would
be by abolishing all political platforms,
convention resolutions. and nominating
speeches
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

May came on Sunday All the bill
collectors were at church" says Col
Frank L. stanton, in the Atlanta Consti-
tuition. How does our Just from Geor-
gia" friend know? Did he see them?
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Hands Ont Another Lemon.

From the Milwaukee journal.
Mayer Gaynor Of New York. is about the sourest
lemon tina; ever handed 70 the Tsmmany brz YES.
He now insists that city officials Of all kinds and
persuasion shall earn their salaries
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Notwithstanding their melancholy ex-
perienee with Or. Cook, we suspect the
Danes freely concede that Mr.. Roosevelt
is the man who made the dik-dik ia
nous, II he did not actually discover It.
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Politically Dend Not sufficient.

From the Albany Herald.
Among the 2o6 names from which forty are 10 be
chosen for admission TO the Hall Of Fame there are
not those Of Senator Newcomb and former Senator
Conger Of this state. Only the rames Of those who
are also physically dead are eligible.
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Both Desirable.

You say YOU married once for love and
once for money!"
Il did"
We'll, what's your verdict
Il think il would be nice IL one could
combine a little OF each"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

The very best that Senator John Hollis
Bankhead could muster was a vote slight
~ in excess Of his combined opposition,
Ell? Evidently, it was not exactly Mr..
Bankheads busy day.
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intensified

From the New York sun
The COW had just jumped over the moon.
II have no patience with the folks who
are afraid Of the comet" she cried
Bring IL on
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Four Of the largest radiator companies
in the world have combined. il is said.
Still. the prospective price of ice is a
much more depressing thought just at this
particular moment.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

II Senator Hepburn were a newspaper
MANTLE which. OF course. to be that
neither gold nor precious stones could
move him-he would be space writer,
undoubtedly
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4 sIight Shit.

There was little girl who had a little
curl right in the middle Of her brow. But
the new styles came and she hangs the
same back Of her left ear now.
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A Fragile Flower.

MY boy, I'm busted and shall have TO
sell the autos"
Horrors dad! / could never walk
You'll get used 20 it in time. You can
carry wind shield at first"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

There are many ways OF building a
bungalow" says writer. 1t seems
somewhat curious that nobody ever
thinks to build one the right way. never
theless. Or is there a right way?
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

An astronomer says nine-tenths of the
people who imagine they have seen Hal
ley's comet merely have seen Venus.
This is very discouraglng.
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have to await the arrival OF the slow
freight hereinbefore mentioned for that.
OF course!
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II every man, woman. and child in this
country were not included in the census.
1t is not the newspapers fault. They
have begged, pleaded, browbeat. and bull
dozed TO the limit Of their concerted
ability!
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.
THE AFTERMATH.

Fluffy Ruffles swathes and muhies
Up her fragile form.
Sneezing. grunting. she is hunting
For spot that's warm.
Fluffy RufIies coughs and snuffies
In distressing way.
But. by thunder. tbs no wonder,
She was Queen of May.
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Rcturns Not All In

From the Kansas City Star.
Begins to look as if the only States that have no
legislative scandals this year are the ones where the
legislature does not meet until next year
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Exceptions Prove the Rule.

From the Houston Post
The fact that JEFF Davis Of Arkansas, declares
for Gov. Harmon is nothing against Harmon. The
occasional flashes Of lucidity that omanate from the
Davis brain the exceptions which prove the rule
CT his cerebral deficiency.
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Adding Insult to Inturv

From the Omaha Rec.
Hot Springs PAPER has swatted Dixie a hard one
by referring 70 Gov. vardaman as "the spokesman
for the entire South"
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A Stage Episode.

A breeze blew down the valley.
They set II up again.
Stage scenes, you know,
Are apt to grow
Top heavy now and then.
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The Great Aim Society has been incor.
porated in Buffalo Whether it will make
"a hit or a miss remains to be seen. Of
course.
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Did il ever occur 10 you that a boy
IS the only thing you can make a man
Off, inquiries the Charlotte Observer.
Well, 1t never occurred 20 us that a man
might be made OF anything else.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05
No ConceaIment.

From the Boston Transcript
Mrs. Byers-AlI the b e berries are on
the top Of this box. suppose.
Pedaler-No. mum; some OF EN- are on
the top OF the ether boxes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05
Ii Covers the Land.

we shall never see that great Ameri-
can novel. II can't be written"
why not?"
I'VE have too many dialects"
Write it in baseball vernaculsr."
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Amid the general rejoicing that kissing
has been declared perfectly hygienic, We
pause TO inquire. Who remembers the
name of the person who first said it was
not, anyway?
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An Innovation.

From the Toledo Blade
There is a proposition in New York 10 make the
governors salary as large as that Of big league
president.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

II Will be interesting TO watch and see
il Secretary BallnEer can call Mr.
Claws more different kinds OF a short
and ugly than Mr.. Hearst can cal
Mr.. Gaynor.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

The women are knocking" reads a
headline in the Kansas City Star. Espe-
cially the suffragettes.
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just the Reverse.

Are you trying to make the most Of
yourself. young lady?'
No: I'm trying to make the least Of
myself this season. It's stylish TO be
thin"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

What IS a negro?" inquiries the Boston
Transcript Wen well, And we have
been thinking all these years that Boston
was ultimate authority on that probleml
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Col X. P. Spencer. OF Portland, Greg.
a veteran OF the civil war and business
man Of Portland. in speaking Of the cost
Of war az the Arlington, said yesterday.
If the time ever comes when the his
tory Of wars shall be written on their
financial side il VIII be more clearly ur-
derstood how much armies and navies
too often made the fulcrum OF every
calculation. must depend upon the energy.
determination. and strategy displayed in
assembling the great sums Of money
needed in modern warfare.
The world has grown larger i'm many
ways. but forty years does not make JAY
Cookies task seem the lesser gigantic.
France succumbed TO Prussia ip ISL,
after having increased her debt about
NC"oooo-0oo, exclusive Of the great in
demnity Of sl.OO0.Oo0Oo0 more. which Bis
marck eXacted Of her and which the
French representative declared al the
peace negotiations exceeded the total
amount Of money in circulation fl ths
entire world. To the French the whole
cost Of the war and its subsequent events
with the indemnity was about s. S5o,Oo0,01
OF indebtednessA
Russia and Japan came TO the end OF
their war after Russia had added about
S5oooOo0o0 10 her debt, a sum which. OF
course, takes no account Of her vanished
navy or of many losses which later will
be carried into the general fund Of debt.
Japan said she spent about S65ooooo'o in
this war.
These sums seem great. bur the
American civil war added 70 the debt
Of the Union nearly S2S00.O010''. eXclu-
sive Of all that could be obtained by
! heavy ordinary and extraordinary taxes.
We raised in FIVE years. by long loans
/ and virtually without foreign aid almost
as great a sum as Great Britain Dor
| rowed and put to her national account
between the years 1888 and 1916, the Pc
Rod Of her prolonged struggles with Ma
poleon and her second with the United
States
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

"A Brooklyn man kept a cent cigar
alight for nearly two hours" says the
Milwaukee Sentinel. He surely must have
had II I'm for somebody In the imme-
date vicinity
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Perhaps Mr.. O'NeaTs victory in Ala
bama would not have been quite so
sweeping, however, had the fight on him
not been so positively vicious.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Col Roosevelt has requested that his
mail be addressed in care Of the Out
look. Is Oyster Bay to be thrown nc
single sop Of any kind?
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05
CHAT OF THE FORUM.


Fiom the Portland lOresJ Telegram.
We see something in the papers about Col. Roose-
vets day Of rest. II must have been typographical
error.
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be next week. That habit. by the way Is
one of the things that has made Atlanta
the great city Il IS.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Whatever else It may be. It seems too
bad that it must be a Rooseveltless census.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Atlanta Is certainly in the Hmelight
thisf week, observes the Chattanooga
Times. and 4 was last week1 and win
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

The courts will take judicial cognizance
OF tho fact that an Illinois legislator
may be bribable. presumably.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Where are the cheap cuts Of meat?'
asks the Louisville Times. In our minds
exclusively.
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10 create new batch of lo.ds. The
present outfit has stirred up mess enough,
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| funeral frigates entered the harbor Of
Cherbourg. All the forts. batteries. and
war ships fired a salute All France
/ hocked 20 the cities and villages through
which the funeral corteEe was to pass.
J Al . O'Clock I'm the afternoon Of the ts+b
OF December. 1910. the hotiua arrived a.,
| Courbevoie. a small village four miles
from Paris. Here the remains ver, 10
/ be transferred from the steamer To the
shore. As the funeral barge sailed mn
the Seine a colossal statue of JosenbiDa
which had been erected on the shore Of
Tered an appropriate and fitting welcome
A Grecian temple 100 feet high had bee,
constructed on the wharf. under which
the body was 10 lie in state until trans
Ierred 20 the funeral car. The funeral
car was undoubtedly the most elaborate
| ever devised. The church had been meq-
nifcently adorned for the solemn cere-
mony- The coffin was borne in the church
/ on the shoulders OF members Of Nano
Icons Old Guard. preceded by the Prime
de Joinville. Louis Philippe stepned for-
ward 20 receive the remains. "Sira D.,
: said the prince, I present to Won The
body OF the Emperor Napoleon" Il re-
ceive it" said the King. in the name %
France Then taking from fbe,bana ~
Marshal Soult the sword Of Napoleon and
presenting it to Gen. Bertrand he SAID.
General I charge YOU TO place this Clio
rious sword Of the Emperor upoD bis
coffin" MS
Beneath the lofty dome Of the church
the coffin Of Napoleon was placed tby.
following the last wish Of the Emneror
! expressed IN these memorable words. "Tt
is my wish that my ashes repose on the
banks Of the Seine, in the midst Of the
French people whom I loved so weu',
On May 8. 1854, the famous battle Of the
wilderness began. II is the date Of the
oesinning Of the French revolution IN
l'SS 1t is the church festival OF Ascen-
sion Day, the observance Of which dates
back to 6S. II is the birthday Of John
Frost. a brigadier general Of the Revo-
luton d7SS). and OF Hubert Howe Ban
ieroft. historian QS22).
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II will be something Of a Jolt 70 the
jOkesmiths 10 learn that in a certain Cen
trail American army Of 900 there is only
one general
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Mr. oscar Hammerstein also has re
tired" But there is no politics in it.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Mr.. Ruth Bryan Leavltt's sudden az
lection for HIS children is touching. In
evitably. one wonders what his little
game Is, anyway,
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

While Mr.. Taft is swinging round the
circle, his railroad bill IS humping the
bumps. al right.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-05

Why should you fret that you &C
knowledged 20 the census man that you
owe money? Doubtless he does, too.
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NNutter unb Eobis
Nlit fuapper Votb aus einer Seat.
grnbe gerdtt.

Die Wittpe Marn Merrits. bon
go. 1868 golumbiaapenue. betrat ges
fern Den i'm 6ofe bsfinoIihm abort,
oIs pI6Blid Der sSuBbooen unter ibr
3uiammenbrah. Mit einsm geQenbe1
ansiiihrei f.iirsie bic Jrau in bic
Sentsrnbe. Sbr Sohn Gbarles. IA
Sabre aIt. bait. bi. 6ilfsrufe seb0rt
uno elite, obne iih 5u kilnnen. in ben
abort, INN i'm ndhften 4usenblide
burd bas God i'm Gubbcbeu. BON btis
fen Uorhanoeniein er ieine Qhnung
bate. topfiiber in bic Grube su ftiir5en.
CT raffts fih auf unp ftiibte ieine. mtt
benz Gritidunsstobe rinssnoe Mutter.
Wit.lerreile mar bon Nuhbdrn. pets
ds Die 6iIferufe Der gerunsliidtsn sss
bort bntten. bic Jsusripebr alarmirt
porben. Sn ipenieen Winuten mar
Sprtsen.aompasnie 18 aur StslIe uno
Muiier unb Sobn fpurben miiteiii eis
ner Iang,n Q.iter aus ibrer gsfdbrlihen
Gage befreit. 9eibe iporen bem grftid.
ungsiobe nabe. erbclten iih iebod nah
iurs.r 3eit. gran Wsrriii bate iih bei
bsm Sturse in bic 9iefe fhlimm.
aontuiionen om Riiden unb biftsn
5uge3oeen, tp1brenb ibr Sobn nit uns
bepeuisnoen 2lbidiirfungen boDon ss'
fommen mar.
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81, Notbipebr
SiQ Tran 1nmont anf ibren 0atten
geidoiien baben.

Sn benz aoiibauIe Der frau 2ucp
1umoni. go. Alb Weit Z. Strabs,
tam ss seiiern Rahmiiias su einem
aufresenoen anftriit, inbem bic 43
Sabre aIie gran brei Repolperi ibiiFe
auf ibrsn AZ Sabre aIten Ootten, ben
BARRIER 6arrp 9umont. abfeuerts.
gum Slid einssn fdmm.lihe Russts
fehI. jebod peruriadte bic Shiebsrsi
un.er ben GoIisdneern cine rsgsImdbi.
&c panii. 9i. SilFsrufs puroen
pon benz polisiiien 6ulctp ges
bort. tpeIhsr in bas 5aus elite uuo
bas Ghspaor Tumont perbafteie. Jral
Dumoni CAB su. auf ibren Satin sss
fhoF.n su haben, er.IGrie ienoh. bers
fslbe Iei pem 1runts eraebtn uno habe
fis bdufig in uuertrdslitsr Deii. belda
iiiet. foeab iie ihm ipieoerboit bas Be
irtien oes 6oui.s psrboien babe. &C.
tern Ruhmittag fei er ipieoer betruus
ZEN b.imeesommen. bdbt iie 5u ihIasea
periuht unb ihIiebIih in cine ede oss
3immers eeiagt. no er iih anihidte,
iie gu mibbauoeln. Gle babe einen auf
bsn Ghrsibiifh liegnrbsn Repolper err
griffin unb in SeIbftperibsibleuns ole
ShiiTe dbseeekn. 9ieJrdu ipurbe uns
ter Der anilage bes Sdisbens inners
baIb Der Staoisren3en, uno Der Wann
ipesen 3runsenbtit einetiperrt.
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Yeitraftcr geid)tiiun.

Srpille gromIsp, % Sabre alt.
bon Rc. 2245 Spp Ipe.. 9pbe pars.
bait. dm 9onneriias abeno fart ees
trunien unb fih ihliebli4 nit einem
n.ugefunbenen Jreunbe an tine absts
isFne Sttne binier ben StdinHstH
Der ffdbiifGsn Maiierperse bsgeben.
5ier nuroe er pl0bli6 bon feinem Be-
eleiter Hiebersei1lasen uno um $40
beraubt.
Bromlep CAB ber poliset cine eins
ssbenbe Bejhreibuns bes Rdubers,
unb nuf Drnnb bieier Befnreiburg
perbnfteien bic Gebeimpoli5ifienG Gpses
nsp unb 6ouinon einen iungen Nnnn.
ipelder iih enersifh 3ur Debre ietts
unb bsi benz Renfouire NIT ben Be-
omien iin 3fpei1ingsr Der rehseH0onb
brad. IN benz Oefangenen. ipelfer
iih ols Gilbert Gnnber. % Sabre off,
beima.hslos. reeiftririe, ,purben Die
aolbtne utr b<s 8romIep, foipie So In
Waar porsefunben. Gnpber tpurbs
unitr Der MntInse bes Gtrobenroubes
eingefperrt.
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Pokal-Derid)t
0anilienfeit Oes Grtpin
CirfelS.
Srob Der btrbHlihsn Qiihle saIdnit
Is giaHJuea.
Silliomm fur Yaitsr GiienIstr.

Sn ben feftIih betorirten Gori,ns
4nIogen, Die oas ibplliih sslsseuesoeim
bes aerrn eueen 8erningbdus, an b.r
6arrron apenue. orohsn IN Weittpooo.
ursebtn, beeing ssiieru Der litteraris
ite 3neis Der SanieImaun 2ose, Der
eripin : Girtel. nat aitberoebrat.
ter Isii. iein biesi1brioss syas
milisnfeit. es ipeb.e etpds tiibI uno
berbiiIih, ober bennoh mar Der auf.
tnthalt i'm Jreieu burdous feins I'm
mosli6teit. mas am beiteu Der sahlreis
DIE geiud opfumentirls.
llripriineIih bate bic IbFift porses
lssen. oas iSeit an sinsm friibersn 5ere
min ob5uboIien. bod bate man .s
f6Iiebiid auf Den seitrissn Tag psrs
itobeH. I'm 5errH poitor GiienIobr,
Der trit am 5. Sepienber BON ieiner
europoreiie gum NeltioHsreb fir Fre:.
es Ghriitenthum unb reIigioien 5or.s
fdritt in Bottom eintrof. bic TbsiInabs
me gu ermosIiden. lie sSsi,Iihsslt
irug fomii gum Sbeil ben gbdrat.sr
elmer Williommenfsier fir ben bsiie6s
ten 9eii.iidsn. Der BON JreuHbeH uno
gerebrern aufs Ser3Iihf'e bsgrabt
spurbe.
9ereiis Nahmiiidgs aseen 4 llbr
fanoen fh bic eri.en iSeittbilnsbmer
Elm. Die Iisbenspiirbige gaitin bes
Ssrrn Gusen gerninghaus mohte bic
Sonneurs unb bafo .ummslis iih duf
oem erifren Rofen eins luitiee ainosrs
Itaar, pdbrenb bic baSu seb5rissn CT.
tern bel Grfriinungtn aller Dirt in
spaneloitr 8sfelligiei! bie Siunben
oes Rabmittass Nrbrahten.
Das aug hem Yoriiano pes gir!els,
ben ,5errsn pdftor 6uso q. GiieHi0br,
Gmil Qiissn,ann. :. 6onrburg unb
Grnit 6erminebauisn, befiebsnbe Jeits
tommittse bate feline arrangements
umfaHenb eetroffen. gs fshlte on
nidts, bas CUR grhobung Der Stim<
mung unb Gemiitnlit,ieii bate beitras
gen tDnnen. Quh Elm BON 2apelImeiiter
9. gsberser gefienies Srdeftsr
ionseriirie in ilotten QlGng.n unb bic
ian8luitiss Jusenb lisb Is iih naiiirlih
nidt nsbmen. 3u bieien elettrifirsnben
Weiien bic bo3u seb0risen adnsten gu
lieftrn.
als bunn Der abenb fam unb bic
DunteIbit iin iibsr bic 9aumnipfsl
lssie. erftrablts Der sriinoin,le par.
in sFfsiipollsr. farbenprdbiiger Beleuh-
tuns. beren Jnitulliruns iih 6err 4ls
Der. 9sder bate anseleg.n iein laHen.
SdneIIer ais fhnen eingsn bic nn>
eenebmen Giunben hes bdrmonifh
perlauftntn syeites bahiu. unb ols fih
idlieblid, su fpd.er Qbenoiiunne oiih
bic bauerbufiefen s}eftgenpffen btn
beirniff<n Vsnoien auipanbten, ipnren
bic lsstsn Nbfhiebsrufs Danissporie
an bsrrn 8erninsbaus, Der fein prdhs
tises 6eim fir bic 0sraniiaituns in
freimiithieiier DeiIe sur Werfiigung
deItellt bate.
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tion ber RatboIifden Ritter bon Dbi1
tn Wibbletppn nd1fs Mone iperben
am W1ontas bier bur1 eine MutomobiIs
fdbrt burh bic Gtdbt nit barouffcIz
senbem Banfett bon ben bisfigen Mitz
gliebern bes Drbens unterbolten tpers
ben.
- g. aohmnnn bon bier ipurbe in
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