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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28
HOXSEY FLIES BACK
TO AVIATION FIELD
Wright Air ConquerOr Given
RouSing Reception on
Triumphant Return.
Continued from First Page3

several hours by the executive commit
lee of the Aero Club.
They are:
Walter Brookins, Wright. 5O-horse
power
J Armstrong DrexeI. BIeriot. so
Charles F Hamilton. HamIltonian
IO-horsepower.
Substitutes:
John b. Moissant. Bleriot, 5O-horse-
power; Arch HoNsey Wright. 90
horsepower. and Bud" Mars. Curtiss
6O-hOrsegOwer.
According to the rules Of the inter
national meet the cOntesting teams
must be announced twenty-four hours
before the race Is run. As the event
is scheduled for Saturday, it became
necessary to make the selection Tor tn
American team without the proposed
elimination trials. which have been
prevented by adverse weather condi-
lions
The race viii be twenty circuits about
the hve-kiIometer course. total Of
62137 miles. Last years race AZ Rheims,
France, one-ffth this distance, was won
by Glenn Curtiss.
Foreign Teams.
The foreign teams, as finally an
nounced tOday are.
France-Hubert Latham, Alfred lie
Blanc, and Emile Auburn; substitutes,
Rene Simon and Rene Barrier.
England-James Radley. Claude era
hame-White and Alec Ogilvie; subsu-
tute, William McArdle.
4 mere Is mich feeling on The mart OF
American aviatOrs who failed to get
place on the team
The selection of Hamilton and DreXel
does not meet with their approval
Hamilton's longest flight in his present
machine has been one mile. DrexeIS
tifty-hOrse power BleriOt, il is feared,
Will have little chance against the more
powerful machines Of Latham. lie
Blanc and Gre White
The hope Of the Americans rests with
young BrJOkinS In the baby racer. II
Is believed that his machine will be
able TO hold its own with the foreign
fliers.
Glenn CurtiSS "PeeVed."
RUmors were current that Glenn II
Curtss was left of the American team
because he was 'peeved" over alleged
Partially which the managers Of the
tournament have shown for the Wrgh
brothers.
NuIIlSSt II Is sGld, decllued 20 defend
the cup for the following reasons
When the present tournament was
being promoted and foreign aviators
were asked 20 take part in il they re-
piled tina. they would not come to the
United States unless assured that 80
Wright brothers would not bother them
here with suits over alleged infringe
ments Of Wright patents.
The promoters of the tournament
thereupOn paid the Wright brothers a
big bonus to agree not to begin suits,
and also TO take part in the meet
CurtiSS thinks. that, by thus recOg-
nizlng the Wright brothers and ignor-
ing him entirely, the promoters Of the.
meet have administered a snub 70 him
The gusty wind this morning seemed
TO pre7ict that another dav would 90
by without a contest for the $4,000 Of
fered by Thomas +. Ryan for the
Statue Of Liberty flight.
The spectators who turned out early
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28
FARMER MURDERS
SELF AND FAMILY

ST. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. oct. d
Blasius NochouItier, twenty-five,
farmer living four miles south of here.
today shot and instantly killed his wife.
twenty-one, and two-vear-oId baby. and
then committed suicide.
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Hair Nets.

Real hair, in all shades, usually
sc each
Three for ...2S c
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EXTRA

The Palais Royals Sale of
Brushes and Mirrors IS TO termin-
ate with the closing Of the store
tomorrow.
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TROPHY DECORATES SHIP.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct &.-The naval
trophy won by the bateship South
Carolina at target practice and maneu-
verinc last summer OF the Virginia and
Masse. husetts coasts. has been added
20 the ships decorations The pre-
seutatiJu Of the trophy yesterday was
witnessed by all the naval officers here.
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Broken lots Of Cloth Suits and Goats to be re-
duCed in pTices-S14.98 for 5000 to $500 gar
ments; Si8.98 for $3.50 TO $50 garments. Note
that all sizes will be found in one style or another
Small women and girls as well as large and medium
women can be fitted. Caution-don't fall in love
with the garment that's not your size. Suggestion
come early tomorrow, take comfortable seat,
and ask the attendant to show you only the gar
mentS we have in your size.
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WE'D SINCE SPRING,
FRIENDS AMAZED
Announcement of Mr.. and
Mrs. John R. Dos Passes
Brings Congratulations.

A bride and bridegroom for four
months. within a block Of friends. Mr..
and Mrs John Randolph Dos Passos.
prominent IN Washington and New YORK
society are today receiving congratula-
ions They were married in June.
Because the health Of the bride, who
was Mrs Lucy Sprieg- Madison, was too
iran to permit her to undergo the ex-
citement Of a big wedding. and because
both she and Mr.. Dos Passos. preferred
TO spend their honeymoon quietly, even
their close friends were kept IN ienor-
ance OF their plans.
Were Yachting Together.
They have been cruising on his Yacht,
the Gogcrta, and have spent some time
at his country place at the mouth of the
Potomac. Both have been IN constant
communication with friends. Yet II was
not until today that the wedding an
nouncemcnt was made public. and an
astoundcd acquaintance taken into the
confidence Of Mr. and Mrs. Dos PasSos
When Mrs. Dos Passos returned TO
Washington a few days ago, and opened
her handsome residence, at Ig1 Nine
teenth street. her friends were sur
prised- The house had been either
closed or leased for many years, the
owner spending much OF her time
abroad.
Met in Europe
It was in Europe she met Mt. Dos
Passos. Their marriage took place in
Wilmington, Del, with only the brides
cousin, Wilmer J. Latimer, Of this city,
attending
Mrs. Dos Passos, before her marriage
10 the late J. R. Madison, OF Washing
ton, was Miss Lucy Spngg, Of Virginia
She has a son, james Madison. who is
a well-known New York lawyer. and
sne is a sister Of DR.. ". Mercer Sprigg.
MI Dos Passos comes OF an old and
well known Philadelphia family, and IS
lawyer who has attained distinction
fer his books or legal subjects. He is
a member OF the Metropolitan Club
here
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28

Most important-yoUr chiIdren's eyes He
other MS often come from the ewes. Cons
mere. A college graduate, with much later
montals are guarantee Of satisfactory serv
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Only Best Hair And All Shades
Curk Set.

Two and three CuTlS in set. in
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The new hygienic rolls, washable,
Ill shades.
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Girls tiatS, Sic, SIC. &c. S2.98 and S4.q8

uTedup
f in&W h S408
al Ho.ha vhhy
davot call during the less
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Intbpnp aiB an Greellent 6. IL. 9.
VI. Co., $500.
GbarIes g. Mabbp an Charles R.
Bed, $25O0.
3uciIe s. guumes an Gid Run .,
II. 6, Gp., $3.50.
s. Sorate Glarfe an Wilion Sunt,
| S350a.
9lande s. 6onbsI All Sune Ctr. 3.
e. II. Z. 60, $500.
Gnporo Gtrupe on Stanborb 3. u
&. Go., $1,000
eSohn Ruutp an 2ion go. | Z. IL
9. Co., $500.
Rate 8usrr an Gpaniton gdni,
/ $27OO.
8ieielbe an 4ones 2nnstep. $3.50.
=. ). sSrants an Srmpnoe G. II. 6.
Gc., $500.
9isdis 8. DENIM on Simpn Blue
| ftsin, $4,000.
Sobn Gor on 6pme 9. IL. g. 60,
Rtdbing, S4O0.
Regins 9untber on otu., $500.
Soiephine ;5lonb on bto., S11OO.
5erman Bottle an genor 9. IL. 9.
Co., S275G.
Goro q. grud on Rstp Masnolin ..
II. 9. 60, $1450.
pos u. Cutler an 81. q. Cooper,
$500.
!6enrp W. Sung on dragon q. u.
g. u. so. 2, $3250.
Sohn 8. Sellers an 9ertsr Gumber
Co.. $679.61.
Dm. R. Collins on 1bos. McGpiIs
len, 5ruitee, $1,000.
9etilgte Sppptbsten.
2lntboun Rip on +. GIob, $40O.
Sobn Shpaab an Ct. Bernard 8.
IL. Y. u. Co., $1,000.
Bernard Rstsler on bieitIbs, $1750.
Grnit Wantkp on oirisIbs, $500.
pbiItp Wurm an griabtou 9srman
gunt Co., $500.
GbarIes g. Wabbp an giti3ens' 3.
o., $1,000.
Ginoiep o. Barbour an 6. u. pisif'
fer, $3.50.
abois Cutler an s. Sd. Sbumarb,
1915.
2inoiap $. Barbour on gig 5our
3. Il. 2. 90, $1,000.
gonaro +. Strupe an Wlarp y.
gebsIaae, $500.
Wiarn 6. Sorn on Gnterpriis 9. u.
g. Co., $500.
5eurp Wt. Sung an actipe 9. Il. 6.
Co.. $1,000.
Geo. pfottner an Soutbsrn Ohio 6.
u. 7. 60, $1,000.
Wm. Sonutas an Accommodation g.
uuo 3. SO. $500.
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GrurbsigeHtbums : lleb.rtraauus,H

Gucn I. 4:rpotsr an R. !. gats
ton, 10 Sabre pa1t ouf bas giosn.
tbum betarn, oIs 222 Oft 4. Strdbe;
idbrIife Wlisibe 1920.
Spiepb 1oobsn an gIonds I. 5ans
bel, % bei 100 5ub an Daprs Str,
81.
Rofe U. Jrisnb. sruitss, on 8,rtha
Usber urb Daniel apbaugh, 20 gter
Sano in Sett. 10, in SprtngfisIo Up,
$4710.
4manbo Sargent on D.g. Stsible,
36 bel 76 Jub an Der SitIsite Der Gur.
rel 2lpsHus. 46 SUB iibIih BON GiIs
bert 4Os.. 81.
Robert :. greiap an arsberid SsitD
mener, Qots 81 uno 80 in Sumbredts 9
llntsrubtheiIunq in Deer part. ST.
anua !. 5offmeiitsr an Gli3abetb
Bubble. 20 bel so JuB an Der Siioieit,
beg ginoIag Mariet plas; 81.
Wilion Sunt an 6. Soraee glorte,
40 older Qanb in Sett. 10 in Spcas
more 2p., S4DoO.
g. U. Cooper an Gute 9usrr, AZ
SUB on Sorsft 2lpe., N0ripoob. 81 etc.
ameIia QbOIph on Ritarb RoIfs.
30 SUB an 2. Giraffe, Renbiue. 81 etc.
GeD. &rels an Mm. e. 5ille6raHb.
! Got an BIenpan 4pe.. 81 etc.
ssruncis 9. Shmibt an Birdie 8,
Damn, 1851 glfer in Opener Up.
81 etc.
Clara Dunn an Soiepbine fylopo. ]
Got an SitJorrerStr., 2odlanp. $letc
Grant 9rOppelmann on Wsarp )
Suuioan. 30 Jub an WsprtIe aps.,
81 etc.
4ngsIir. Ga goitsaur an Carl g
Spibfooen, Got on 2. CTR, Wtt
Ssultbp. $500.
Geo. 81. 8i[liamion an 5a3el SoI'
litter, Got 10 in Spencer &c saplor's
llnterabtbeilung, Mobmopns, 81 etc.
SEQ. Rottner an Senrp W. Sung
Got 463 in .Horipoob 8ieip", ST etc.
5enrp 5. 8eder an aatberins Bed
% 5ub an Gun Ctr. 81 etc.
emma Warti an 9hos. W. 4ller
Got IA in Sobn W. Melib's .Wooo
lamb llnterabtbeilitng. ST etc.
Glisobsth Souer an 5annab Saner
1 Got on Sanbbeser place. 81.
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fdRee beinabe in gergeHenbsit seratben
Iinb. Sm pubIitum uno in Der preht
perbreitets iid oober bic Nahridt, oaB
bic llnteriu1ung segen ben beriihtig-
ten ebemdIiaen goIiseimeiiter BON
MostduReinbott nieoereeifloaen tpors
ben lei. 9as lit nun tsinesipegs Der
Tall. Iie Rein6oit isbr beIoItenbe
@orunteriuhung ilt isbt abgsiblofen;
Der General lpirb balbtgit bem 8eriht
iiberaeben iptrbtn, no er ieincr pers
Dienien Girnfe entaedenaeht.
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Spmptpme

iin6 MISUNDERSTANDING, nift
bic aranfbeit ielbIt. 4enn aIio \.
9. bel Samorrboioen nit Weiier ooer
aarbol Die glutaoerfnotrn entFerni
peroen, 10 iinb MIR bic Spmptome,
nift oos 2eiben beiettigt. I'm Set.
teres gu betpertitellisen, beburF es eis
ner ar3nei, mie Or. SiI3bee'S be,
riibnter QnateIis, tpeihes in Geftalt
bon Stubl3Gpfhen am Site bes 2ei,
oen6 eineefiibrt tpirb. gs Ioien iif
oieie 31pfhen auf, 5ertbeilen iif) unb
tperoen BON ben erfronften 8etpebei1
dufgeiaugt, no f6lieblih bic bell.
frdftieen Beftnrtbtheile Der 3dpfden
ibre fegensreihe @irfung entfolten
proben frei perionbt pnn g. Neu.
itoeoter s. Co.,, 8oy 1915, 81. y.
BE-.
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Geuiiiuneu uuo ibrc Spicr.
Qttersburq, Wlitts a,br.


Die beporftsbsnos Rspiiipn Yolens
bur6 ben Sofmsiitsr Reiobnrbt pers
6rsiist idon isst .insn bsiIiamsnS6res
den iibsr oas gsiommte sbsmuIiae G0s
nlarei6. Der nit duBerorosntIideu
BolImahten ausasriiitete Shfpaqer
Stolnpius gilt niht nit llnreht fir
einsn snereiideu unb eeitrenesu osrrn,
ben 9sfpib teine iaIf6snRiidIihten bius
bern lperben. bic norbunbsneu Mlib.
brGuhs ouf3ubedsn uub bic S6uloigsn
oem GeriGts Su ibsrlisfsrn. RaH
iann osipannt duf bic GntbuIlunoen
iiber bic sntiebliheu .3uftGnoe Iein, bic
be!antIih in ben ruiiii6sn 9eborben,
ben rDcIniiaen Woeiiiratsu urb 9s.
meinoepernoI;uneen berrihen. Gs pers
lautet bereits jegt init Sihsrkii, bab
Der 9ereruIgoupernsur S.a!on, Elm eff
rissr @egner Der Repiiiion, ibrsn gss
einn nift abSupartsn eetpilIt 1T, ions
bern balbig't isintn QbiGisb 3u nebs
men esbenii. gls TsItitebenb aiIi Die
Grnsnnuns beg tiittiesn 6Duperneurs
bon yetritou Baron Giien gum 8e6il.
fen ces 0eneraleoubernsurs an Sielle
beg Ssnators s,obgnrobnitptp, Der, lpie
IS heiBt, iran.beitsbnlber feline Gntldi-
flung eir1gsreitt bat.
ooffentlih piro burd Die Repiiion
aud snblih Der Wiriiamisit bes .b0z
fen Gsnius ppn polen", bes Gomers
berrnS nSatihepsti, &anSleibirsttors bss
SeneraIapuperneurs. Elm Gnbe aemd6t.
Gs III edns unslaubIif, tpsl6e 9es
ihmsioietsit uno ipelhes glnpaHunass
permogen bisier Serr beiiBi. um fid
ieinen Ginflub gu tpabrsn unb bic isi>
nsr Stellung brobenben 8efabren aus
bem Wese Su rdumen. Sdon alsin
bic sbatia6s, buB feline poiition unter
flint GensroigouDerneuren 9raf Shu.
pulofp, fiirit Smeretinsta. ben Gene.
rdlen 9iherttolp, Warimotpitih uno
Stalon, bic ale cine neridisoens uno
oft Der bes 8orgdngers oiametral ents
eeaensefeBts YoIitit in polen perfolgs
ten, unerihiittsri blieb, fpriht 5ur Ges
niigt bon Der ueberSeugun9streue unb
ben tiefen prinsipien bieisr polHiits
ruiiiih.n geamienieele. Die Wahts
haber in pstersburg iinb ihm nihi oe.
robe boio, unb ols Sutihepsti tiirs.
lid aus 4nlaB Der betanntsn affGre
bes prdfibentsn Der Stabt MarI6dii
aitipinsti sur 4bgcbe BON Grtldruneen
in bic Reiibens beorbert tuurbe. slaubs
ie man feline Siunbe eetpmmsn; troBs
oem sslane Is ihm, fih einisermoBen
3u rehtferiigen, iest reiioirt er ipieber
onmGhtia an Der peidiel. tsfafuna
bic fommenbe Repiiiion eripartenb. Sc
blrfte pisbsr bic alte Gefdif)is bon
ben 2euien iein. bic 5u piel tpifen, als
boB man Iih ibrer obne umitdnbe ents
lebieen ionnt.. 5ofmeiiter 9eibboroi
| ift ieboh. fuie sefasi. Hi1t Der Wonu
unb psrfiigt iiber einen su itarten Rid
bait, nm Dor iolhen 0roben ipie Sat.
ihetpsti 5alt 3u MAIDEN.
llnterbeHen bat iib bic Gnrinih.
Repiiipn 70 melt per5peigt unb fclni
llmfdyoe 6nseHommen. bob ibrs Nm
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bdube erl0fe ibn aus Der pein bieIer
nnertrdelihen Sttuation; er perfieB
ben Wagen unb smpfubl iid) ben 3as
men. 3tpor mar er fir ben iibrisen
3beil oes Cages frei, bod es trieb i'm
bintpeg aus bieier ihpabenoen umges
buno.
Die 9amen RQlsiteten QoeIe Stabls
barot ols beren GGite nad) 6uuie. sSn
oem Wagsn oerielbtn ipuroe ndd
Wenbeim's Gntfernung oaa 8pronaca
gan9ene energiit beIprohen.
sd babe e. ia gsiagt," rief bic
tleine, bide @ebsimrdtbsto6ter triums
pbireno; ,unb beute tonnte ss Elm Bin
Der iebsn. Wenr er and id)pn Dor Der
Rddri6t aopiitmsr3en bate, mid
tonnte sr bob niht tduifen; er I'M
tereiiirt iid iebr fir 5riod Nansss
rolu."
5rGuIein bon ,3jeistriB pfIittete BET.
Noele blieb ihpeiqcuo uno nagte Iih
Die 2ippe numb.
Der GHeHor mar in8tpiihen BON benz
9erihtseebGube binpeg uno baitt9
tpeiter gei6ritten. Gr muBte 8epibs
belt haben, toite e, mas Is pOIlc. 3uar
errietb er isbr mobl, oaB Die 3dmen
Die fleine 9tusplaucersi in Der guten
abiitt eeiibt baticn, ibm cine Tdls gu
ftslsn, uno sr mar iih benubt, Die
probe 3iemIit ihIcht beitanoen 81 bds
ben; aber einen 9ernpuntt beg Wdbs
ren mubte bisiss gsihnGB haben -
unb slpdr BON 6errr bon Sronia isIb't,
ben sr unper3iiQdd aufsuIudsn be-
idIcb. Die 9erittsiturosn tpdrsn
ppriibsr, er mubts Den Rsfsrenodr iebt
in bem Rsitduront finoen, no sr 81 BIZ
niren gefuobut mar.
2ronta iab cort olein an isinem
lid. Wsahsim ndhm neben IbW
plab unb gino nah elmer tur3sn 81
griibung pbne umItdnoe duf iein 3ieI
log. sd babe cine Reui9tsit psrnoms
men. bic mid, iniereiiirt." iagte er tur3
unb nit er3punoener 5aiiung; rSie
ppllen beirotbeu. Jrontd?"
Der 9eferenoor. rr%I6er gIsi6mIs
tbi9 Dor i'd binoebIjtt, iibrisens absr
beute Ieinen gIoB dbitits bon ben dns
bersn 8dften in t;rsm beionosrsn 3iuls
msr gsnpmmen bate. lab iiberraitt
auF. ,5suFel!~ ia2te sr, soas iptfisn
Sis2 Darf i'd iro9en, pis es gu Jbs
rsr Senntnib eeIoHqt iit?"
Wsllbsim thei.te ihm feline 9sgsgs
nuna nit ben 9lmen unb bas Gresbs
nib oerielbeu init
.gerpiinIdt." 6ubtrts srpntd uibs
muttia, unb cine eitts R0the oes Itrs
GERS fGrbte isin tIliiss 8eTift. Ia
bat msine liebe Wamd ipisber einmal
ben Wuno ritt h1,ten tonnen uno Elm
pdar quite Grsunainnsn in ibr Ser.
trausR gs5oaen. lSs 1T i'm 8runoe ass
nommen aIsi6oi.j1," fubr sr fort,
rnur bate ih ospiinint, Die Sa6s
erit bann Idut nsyoen gu IafIsn, tpsln
i6 isIbit es fir eseienet belt. gtun
ia, bo Sie es nun sinmal tpiiisn uno
itd fir mid jrtsrsHirsn, it1 habe isis
nen 9runo e 81 Isugnsn, e III msins
2tbFtt, Jrioa DangsroD gu beiras
tbeu."
(6or;iesuus foIa).
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Gin q q 9fpisI3urg porto :
la Jeier. Der S6iIoermaIer eSaz
beg SpaH in Gan 5rarcisco ift oieIer
Gage luegen Nodobmung oergortraits
ben Don Casper be gortolu 3u RetIas
me3ipeten ipGbrenb Der portoluzSeier
BON Der 8unoes.9ranbjurD unter Qnz
tIage auf uebertrstung bssr Copyright"
0eieBes geiteQt norben. Die Qntlaae
lit Don Wiuttie Ulan Glooer er6oben
poroen, tpsI4e bas sinn5ige Bib BON
Don 9agpor in etnem alien ipaniihen
Document eNtbett unb bdnah @erpieIz
Fdltiaungen argefertigt bate, fpofur
lie oas rGppprigbt" erIungte. Rad
oleien 8iloern bate Spun bann %
9ips,WebaiQons onfertigen lafIen,
tpooon 5rou Gloper i'm Yro3ebperfu6z
rem cine 4bgabe BON js 81 perIangte.
0u Span Ii6 ipeigerts, bisTe gu leiiten,
bruhte lie bic Sa6e nit pbiqem Reiulz
tat Dor bic 9raroiurn. 7SoQs Span
auf bieanflage i6ulbis befunben pirh,
mub er fir jebs Der % 0a6bilbun9en
SO an Grau Gloper 3ablsn.
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gtdnta panbte langiam tbr ains
bergeiidt um; es mar iebr bletth, aber
in tbren 4ueen flimmerte es ieItfam.
Isle babtn ben Slug meiner Sebante!1
srratbsn,1 fagte lie, rnur mar bte Sra
se aHoera formuIirt. J6 fragie:
sSpiegel, Spiegel an Der Wano, III
srober 2eio Dir dls meines 6etdnntP ?"
- 8, 8ottpr, Sts treFIen reht5eiii9
bier etn. Mein 6er3 iIt bon 3prn un9
9itterntb .. Sd Ledge nd6 gefrs;.
una aus bieIen unieIigen 8erbdItniis
fen. ... mad Rade fir erlitteae
Shmud. 8srgebens idb th mid n11)
sinem Ssreunoe ur -"
Sic mubte abbrsten, benn 6iGoee
gdro bon Rodlob trat gerduIhpplI
iiber Die Sdpele. Sene mar nit ei=
ner befreurbeten Game in Der oroBen
Sper ae1peien uno befano iih nun in
roiiger, reoTeliqer Stimmung bdb Te
unauf6orIidb IhpaBte, bis S0eotpi8 nnl
qlei6 Oarauf Der 9dusberr ii9 am
36eettih etnFdnben.
Der Baron hieb ben Sottor freuoil
DtQtommen uno TtslIte piale Sruoen an
i'm, ipelde rein oeihdFtliher gt1tur
tporen. 2lls er iih ipGter an Die o.
men tpunote uno Die TraQe iteIIte, .oie
lie ben Nbeno perbrut,t hGtten, an
nortete SiloeQurb iofort. Der Baron
bemmte in briister @eiie BEN raife7
Slub tbrsr Reoe nit Der 8emertunl:
rWtetne 5rags QoIt eigentIid Der 9auss
frau"
Die Sottsr oes glaiors entfGrots
Iih uno ibr 8eItdt puros unbeimIih
lana. Sm Gu mar ibre roiioe QoI7e
Derflo9en, GntriiTtur1 b1rijber, bar
Elm Subiett, lpel6es oor Sabren nod,
CUR aanaiQe oeb0rt bate. 10 gu ipr:s
den tpagte, erfiiute ibre 9ruit.
glanta dntiportete crit ra6 elmer
DeiIe. r6sbpiQ uro i'd tpobnten eis
nem SSeit i'm 6duie Der Srou RuI6
bel, es oing baieIbit nitt oon7 10 III.
fig FER rpie i'm 9oIt5tbeater. duein mir
unter6ieIten uns bod IeiDIih out.
oenn mir 6eQeQneten oans unpermutbet
etnem ulten getannten, bem Sngenisur
Bad"
6iIoequro otbmete fpieber auf als
tie bemertte, oaB bieIe 2lnttport eia:
groBe GrreounQ bel bem FubritanteR
uro ieiner gtifte herporrief.
rReinboto gdt?" rief Der Iottor
i'm 5on Der lle6erruihuno. ~DiTe7
Sic aud, QnGbiQe 7Truu, bar 9roteItc
qegen bic WuhI Sbres 8atten einQeIau.
ZEN iino unO DAB in unIersm Wa1ls
treis ale 6ebeI in 9eneeung QeIeBt
tDeroen. I'm bic RaTation oe8 Mdrz
bats h.rbei8ufubren2 Der urbebir
oieIer agitation ober 1T tein 2tnoereg
aIs jener Gemaooqs Bad"
Sic tduften iih. Iieber 0ottor.
sntgegnete 9Ianta tiibI, Bad bate
iett Ieiner Qbreiie aus oem RsbbQ6er
3hul 8eiIeres 3u thun, als Tich TN
Wd6Imor0oer gu betiimmern. - Dic
itebt es iibrigens nit ben DobIpriis
fHnsen i'm 9arIament. 6aben oieIeIs
ben inon itottqefunben?"
oPp6 niht," bemertte Gr1nIib in
heiierem Son. Die GntIheibuno i'm
pIenum Diro crit i'm 5riibiohr TOM
men. Sd peiB iibrigens, bag jsrs:
Bad bas 5euer in Den Tabritoiitritt,n
gegen mid i6Urt unb 3p1r ourh All.
rei3snoe 3eiturQsartitsI. - 8erIleBt
Sbr gst6e oas TeIt nit,t, oIs Sud bic.
ier Menib gegeru5ertrat?"
r0a3u laQ feline 8eranlafTung Dor
Wir unterhieIten uns iebr gut, uno Ou
t6 meinen 8atten in hormunter Sc.
ieQi6uft uno in etnem 5heuter iDubte
tDelhes pereoelno auT 8eift uro @s.
mutb tpirtt, 10 tonnten mfr uns phnc
Seoenten ben barmIoIen 5reubsn einea
4rbsttsrfeItes hirqeben."
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htnn ne Cat itr bic fsIteue Gabe serllsheH bas
etten ibxer spitnenf1cn nis Elm auiaedIass.
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eHoen Anslifiticn Aruits, slIideHs nHb a0ei.
ifnierseH &adrdnEiou abnabHe bes Bebors
nno Weiidis statorrb Miapenorlden. Giutlnep
iinpiHHl wliiats!eii Grr6tbeTl, 2iiiern. cer5ilo'
pien. NEHiibdIemnnna aefsitIichieii uno 1tiib.
l'!iil.-erfaIren ans hem .3ngtnefrtnHs". ne
einladl, idlnea nno billig nllc nnnatHr-
lidJen 9erlnite nnb anoerc ,spIgen in.
genoIidler gcrirrnngcn ariinSIidl nc.
betlt nno Doflc Gcinnohcit nnb Srpb.
INN iuteoercrianat iucrSen fDnnen. -
lSan5 uencs 'Seilperfabrcn. Sober Iein
cigener Ir;f.
Tiefes anberorbsntIid frterefinrtr uue IeFv.
rfs6e gun t1euiffe MulIaGe igf0). fpeides
bon SIra uHh ali. apanH unD sSrnu, aelefer
lperneH f0Hte. f1fFr afacn 9ufeubnrd r9r %
Gents IN GriefmnrfeH oeriisaeff be5oeen trereen
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