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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-10
eoMMrRCIAL club ELECTS

The first permanent officers Of the
recently organized Commercial Club
were elected yesterday. Henry S.
Altai was elected president. The
other officers are: George f. Clymer,
general secretary; w. F. Haas, gem
erai treasurer; NJ. J. Holton, Samuel
I,eber, Elwood c. Pier and Jesse B.
Aschenbach, presidents. The df-
rectors are Nate J. Matthews. David
King. Benjamin Harris, George M.
Judd. Charles Cort, Albert Schurr.
Abram Cornish. Irving S. Froelich.
George r. Geiger, Nanny Book, W.
J. Phillips. o. S. Ritter, George w.
Jacobs. William J. Wakefield, George
W. Lent. Louis v. Aronson, Isadore
Kaufherr, Harry De Roy Selick
Mindes. jr., and Samuel c. Bailey.
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CONGRATULATIONS
0FOR MGR. WHELAN
athedraI Rector Receives
/ Many on His 37th Ami
+ versary as Priest.

The Rt. Rev. Mgr. Isaac p. Whelan,
rector Of St Patricls Cathedral, to-
day received messages. from his
former parishioners and personal
calls from others, in which he was
congratulated on the thirty seventh
anniversary of his ordination to the
priesthood. The monsignor was the
ceebrant of a solemn high mass in
honor of the occasion at the cathe-
dral this morning. The mass was at
tended by the children of st. Pat
rick's Cathedral School.
The singing during the mass was
furnished by the children. Among
the hymns rendered by them was the
psalm 1.-THE Lord Bless Thee and
Keep Thee" which had been trans
lated into English and especially ar
ranged to music by Prof. William F.
Hattersley, organist of the CATHEDRAL
The children and their parents were
the guests of the rector at a recep-
ton held after the mass, when he
was presented with a beautiful floral
tribute from the children.
Mgr. whelan was born in Eliza
beth October is, 1852, the son or Cap
tain and Mary Whelan, pioneer
Catholic settlers of Union County.
After receiving his preliminary edu-
cation in the parochial schools OF that
citv he entered Seton Hall College
and later was ordained a priest by
the late Rt. Rev. Bishop w. M. Wig
ger on June 10, 1876. His first assign
ment was with the late Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Joseph NJ. Flynn at Morristown,
in charge of the missions established
that year at Nhippany and Morris
Plains.
His first charge as rector was
given him by the late Bishop Wig
ger to take charge of st. Mary
Church. Paterson, March s, 1885,
where he remained until 1896. During
has pastorate in Paterson Monsignor
whelan caused the erection of the
present beautiful church and reetory
OF that parish.
On account of his youth, energy
and ability the ordinary of the do
eese transferred the monsignor to the
pastorate of the Church of st. Mary
Star of the Sea at Bayonne, one of the
largest parishes in the Newark
diocese. During his ten years in Bay
onne he built the parish up and made
many improvements. He erected the
present school building that now &C
commodities 1890 or more children. 1t
was one of his special aims to build
the parochial school. From a corps
of eleven sisters, with charge of 700
children, he increased the staff
To eighteen sisters, with a charge of
I. 400 children.
On March 10. 1906. Bishop O'Connor
transferred Monsignor Whelan to st.
Patrick's Cathedral. of this city, sue
ceeding the late Right Rev. Mon
signor Doane.
On July %, 1910, he was raised
to- the dignity of monsignor. Since
his elevation and assuming charge of
the cathedral Monsignor Whelan has
made many important improvements
in.the property in his charge, notable
among which are the new rectory
and the handsome sisters convent in
Blocker street, both model buildings
OF their kind, which were erected
under his personal direction in 1908
and 1910, respectively, entailing an
outlay of over $4,000.
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and on Thursday He will be assist
ed by the Rev. Max Helfere, the
cantor. On Wednesday morning
Rabbi Hoffman will confirm class
of nine candidates.
The service will open atf11 o'clock,
and at the close of the ceremony the
award of certificates will be made by
Samuel Schwartz.
The confirmation exercises of the
Plaut Memorial Hebrew Free School
will be conducted in the Temple
B'nai Jeshuruh. on Wednesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock. The class will
consist of twenty members. Pro-
lessor Caspar Levias, principal of the
school, will address the children and
Rabbi Foster will offlciate at the con-
hrmation. His address to the young
people will be on the topic, Offering
Acceptable Gifts"
Rabbi Hyman S. Brodsky, assisted
by the cantor, the Rev. Charles Zan-
itzky, will also hold special Pente-
cost services in the Synagogue Anshe
Russia this evening and tomorrow.
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supreme trustee, Mrs. Maria Quinn,
also of Newark.
Supreme President Kate Mahoney
will preside at the opening session.
Among the distinguished speakers
invited to make addresses include
Bishop O'Connor of the Newark, and
Bishop McFaul, of the Trenton Cath
o1ic dioceses; Governor James F.
Fielder and the mayor of Atlantic
City. In the afternoon the first busi-
ness session will be held.
The order has now in this State
over 5000 members. with a total en-
rolment of 10000 throughout the
country. The supreme reserve fund
amounts to over 100000, of which
$3.50. 900 Is invested in mortgages on
church property in New Jersey.
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b. AND L. MEN ELECT

Charles A Ashley was reelected
president of the Newark Building and
Loan Association last night at the
annual meeting of the association in
the offices of Louis Finger in the
Globe building. Other officers elected
were as follows. John A. Doerr, vice
president; George w. Frey, secretary,
and Louis Lewis, treasurer. Charles
e. Brown, Charles w. Roll and
Moses Sichel were elected directors.
The auditors elected were Henry Hill
fers, Leopold Goodman and John A.
Stets. The affair served to celebrate
the thirtieth anniversary of the as
ISOLATION. The forty-sixth series of
stock was opened.
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EIRE Ar ATHA RESIDENCE

Fire starting in a closet in the
home of Benjamin Atha, at 1855 High
street. yesterday afternoon resulted
in 500 damage. The blaze was start
ed by plumbers using a candle at
their work on the first floor, and
was extinguished by line of chem
ical hose. An hour later a blaze
from unknown causes started in the
apartment of Harris Perlstein. at 127
Somerset street. where So damage
was done
Shortly before o'clock a false
alarm was turned in from box 6S1,
at Littleton and Thirteenth avenues.
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ON TRIAL FOR MURDER

CAMDEN, N. j., June 10.-Before
Supreme Court Justice Garrison John
Sullivan is on trial for the murder
of Mrs. Lena Mealey at Gloucester
last March. The defendant is repre-
scented by State Senator ]. Warren
Davis and his brother, j. Mercer
Davis, while Prosecutor William j.
Kraft and his new assistant, j. We'll
lington Butler. are looking after the
interests of the State
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LIFEBOAT FOUND FLOATING
WHERE TITANIC SANK

BALTIMORE. Md. June 1o.-Almost
on the exact spot where the Inflated
Titanic foundered, little more than
a year ago, the lookout of the North
German Lloyd steamship Eisenach,
which locked here yesterday with
1902 immigrants, sighted a barnaele-
covered lifeboat.
The derelict was sighted on the
morning of June 4, floating keel up
ward, and the officers of the Eeisen-
ach said that from its appearance it
must have been at the mercy of the
waves for at least twelve months.
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EXPECT ARREST SOON
OF DEATH AUTO" DRIVER
Especial to the Newark star.I


BURLINGTON, N. j., June TO-
Developments of sensational
nature were promised by tie police
following an all-day search for the
driver of an automobile which killed
Albert Toupel, of Philadelphia, On
the Columbus speedway.
The trailing of big gray car
which was reported to have killed the
youth has been abandoned. after this
automobile had been trailed to the
New York boundary line. and another
clue directing the search to Philadel-
phia is expected to end in an arrest
there very soon of a person who has
already figured in the investigation.
There amt nothing more out Of
- - III k1f
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Y M. c. A. ACTIVITIES

The dormitory men have accepted
an invitation from the Y. w. c. A.,
of Jersey City, to attend social to
be held next Thursday evening.
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Under the leadership of 7. T, Marsh
a party composed of Newark mem
bers will leave the building next Sat
urday afternoon for Brighton Beach.
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The Britannia Club is to hold its
last social for this season on Thurs
day evening Together with several
musical numbers stereopticon a i
dress will be given on London" as
well as on New York, Past and
Present" Refreshments will be
served. All Britishers and their
friends, both men and women, are
invited.
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The speaker at the mems meeting
next Sunday afternoon will be G.
Herbert Church. NJ D.. his topic
being Physical Efficiency and Sue
cess" Special music will be furnished
by Miss Marion Condit, cornetist.
C. o. Smith will be the speaker at
the Youths Social Bible Class
Wednesday evening. This club hav-
ing won in the contest with the
Thursday Club of employed boys, in
attendance. Bible study and extern
sion work, will be the guests of the
latter club at a. dinner Wednesday
evening, June 25. ..-.
The Saturday morning Bible clubs
will unite in one large class under
the leadership of the boys secretary,
f. S. Lynn, beginning this week.
After the gymnasium session there
will be an outing and baseball game
at Eagle Rock
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santts, benz iaum Der Bart anf Der 2ippe
iproB. 3Ornis bruuit Sissfrisb aut:
p@ieb mir bsnsn f4tperen Sdnnsr!'
Der Meifter reidte ihm ben !9anrrler ulo
legte cine eliibenbe giienifanse aut ben
gmbps. ,gsun fflas az, msia 8iibdsrl!"
llnO S~lnefRsfisb ialus gu. limb er
i6lug nit folder Du9t, baB bic Stdnge
In Gtide geidlagen purbe, iitb Der
ambps tief IN bic grbe brang. Darob
erI6rds ber Meiter nit Ieinen 9eielen
nidt tpenis. LIMB ir berietben, pie ie ii4
b.s iungen Selbsn sntlebtsen f6nnten.
arsafig fpra9 Der Msiiter su ihm: nnns
fere RpbIen iinb auf Der Neise. 3ieP bin,
Siegfrieb, no auf Der 95be, bic idb abb
fGaf gum Rbeine, bic uruIten Stdnme
feben; ba falle unb brenre uils Roblsr!'
Damtt meinte ct aber bic Steae, no
bet Dro4e bauiie, bon benz lie aber Sung
fsafrieb nifts Iasten. @s9oriam Der
Deiiung bs8 meiitsrs nohm Sissfrieb BITE
art, bic er i.lber seidmiebet, unb bic nur
er alein fduingen tpnnte. unb ala Gaiirs
baum cine mGdttge G%iienftanse; ct sing
ppblgemutb Der Sts1e 81 uub besdrri bic
gGume gu fallen, ieste ben sepaltissn
Wseiler, CAB ibm ben Wtantel BON Rafen
unb siinbete ibn an. Damn legte ct fid
nieber su ppblberbtsnter Rait. 0a hDrte
sr pl6blid, tpie bic Gteiue ben Berg
berabitiirsten; ba bernabm er, pie bas
| Sesipeige tradts; bd b6rte er bas sretis
ltde S6nduben bes 2inbtpurms. Boiler
gisr nabte bieisr iia Siegfrieos Rube<
idtts. aaun aber battle Junsfesfrieb
bas ltneebeusr erblidt, 70 fprdng er aEf,
sreriff bic I9ipere Gifenitange, fdtpang
ie, als fpGr's eins Sdieleerte, unb traf
bas untbier anf ben aOpf, bub ss it9
taimefnb unb hlutenb on Der Grbe lpafb.
llnb alb IS fd in furhtbrrem Grimm
lpieber erbsben ppIte, ba fielen Giesfriebs
Gtrei4e 70 pudtis unb haselbidt, bdb
bds llnt1ier lt1 I'M 9pbe alsbdl6 ltredte,
unb elm Bad idipar3en 8lutes aus ieinem
ma6en ram. plSslih flog Elm solbz
{dinmernb gGselsin iiber Sunsiiesfriebs
Sdupt bin, bas fang:
.Sunaer 0aede fetn,
Wanit bit b6rner1 ieift,.
1aun' beinen 9eib tn oas BIit 6tneinl'
0ag tpieberboIte bas punoeridme gDgelein
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Sdiibens, 3immers, 3rpnens, 8rauiens
uub SeruIalsmsr @traBe seiu9te 9ieb gu
iein, bel beuen sr fiir iiber 10000 Mdrf
Gsibenifoffe, 8louien etc. erbeutete. Gr
bat bieie Ginbriide CANA ALIEN unter ber
arSbten 2ebenssefabr aussefiibrt. nit
SdIaNeln, elmer Stridleiter unb Saniis
rem beipaffna iudte er Rabts bas aaaus
auf, tpprin ii1 cine Seibengrobbanbllng
befanb, beren sinselne Rdume ct porber
auseetunb{Auitet bate. gr ities uuf bus
Dad, befeaiste bier bic Stridleiter unb
bic S9niire unb lieB ie in einen 2idts
idaht Dber auf ben 0of binuh. Damn
ities er untsr eisener 2~ebenseefdbr an Der
StridIeitsr iotpsit binab. Bis Ct Elm Gen'
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aaufmanu nmb Ginbreder.

Die 8erlinsr poliaei bat bas Doppsls
leben einss biBber nod unbefdoltenen
aaufmannes aufssbedt, ber felt seraumsr
3eit Der G9rsdsn Der GeibeneroBhanDs
lingen i'm Centrum Der Gtabt mar. IS
slelang ibr, siuen Mdnn gu perbdften, Der
tperthpcIe 6~eibenbdlltn 5um 9ertduf
brineen pollte, bic aus einsm Ginbrud
in elmer msbanif9en Wsberei in Der 3ims
mertrobe bsrriibrten. Der Werbafttte.
Der ala Elm % Sabre alter R~aufmonu
Wiap mubotu ~fsitsefiellt purbe. seitanO
elm, ber felt ldneersr 3eit ipessu sahls
reir.r Ginbriite In SeibtngrpBbdnblnns
gen unD Msbereisn in Der murtsrdfeu',
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unb itehffi an ben pt0rten oes IpeiNlIWeH
parobitfes. Gimrod iagt, bieie @egeno
bon llniel gsbionn finbe in 9eutf9lanh
nidt ibrsselsihen, fs perbe in Jtalien
uus burt BEN Golf bon Reapel iiberbotsn.
aonbdn preif gIeidfals bos tDunberherrs
li6e pnnprdmo Don Rolanbsed ala zines
bet ihDnften Der Welt.
Va, MpIunbsed lit utter allen puntten
am eaitsen abein pislIstdt berienige, mel,
DER bas bsrrlidite 9anbfdaftsbilb sur
Mnfdouung bringt. 4uh IN bieisr Gtele
nfneint ber Rbsin tpie in cine gbdlmuloe
~gsbdnnt; feline 5latbsn flieben seituut nit
brsittm Gpisgel binbur9. Die id0nen
NIT gartsnlanb unb 9ainen sei6miitteR
Snfeln tauden prdhtis aus Der bards
Hhiieen Glutb, auf Der ii4 Der Mibers
f&tin Der bobsn 8aumpipfel unb bsa
ftltn Hloiters bon NonneHtpertb bel unb
liar obseihnet. Ghon bon fsrnber Iiebt
man bier bic aobIrsiden Gabrseuse berdn.
sisben: ffmude Dampfboote bon frSbs
lider Menfasn, getDultige @dleppbams
tfsr NIT fhusrsm Anbdng. Damn ipieber
glsityn psrein5sIte Segelboote NIT boben
Mdfsn fnbabnGrts unb p~srIispen Fd
liu unb ftierlih in Der Meite.
Die ufsr our Rfftsn bes Gtromes bies
bns Bib bUdIter Mnmuih rsi6ften
Mnbduss unb elmer beiheiben aagepenbss
Ten RunF, tDslte bic Gdonbeit Der Natur
nur erh1bt. Der Bid bon Rolanbssd
nuf bdB Gisbengebirse unb bic psrein3eIs
len asgsI bss Mcfteriualbes 5eist nns Elm.
sble GeftaIiung bes gerglanbes, 70
Hume Bormsn Der limrife, ipie ie iaum
I'm dnbtrsr Grt i'm ipeitsn Oeutfdsn canbs
nufjuptiFen bat.
llebsr Rclanbsed molten mir a6er ben
Rclnn0Sbpgsn nidt Dergefsn. Giefer duf
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S~ieefrieos Dracbenboble n,o Rolanos Rttterblrg,

or faet's, bd mnrnrert man brrds SeiIfatburR.
9reibuHoert Sabre bIeB 10 rteInano flebr.
Ger rebte oiefes gsomens tSnt es Iauf,
gr mar Elm 8neifIer uuo berfhipdnb i'm sHalb,
Wtan bat ben Rarleft feinef1 flehr %nerfrniif.
gr BORT bas Mort, eS iiberlduft Jpn tat.
Or nsunet MN ben slbt unb npnnt ouS Sabr:
WlQl ntuirut bas aIte Ripiterbu9 5ur 9aro.
"a miro Elm grobes 9ottesiuunper liar.
st ii.'S, Der bret Sabrbuilberte osrl6tun1o-
Or firft babin. ion tDotet biefes Beth,
Ser S1reden Idbult ibr, plosli9 erdlt letil 3nnr
llno iierbenb ulabnt er tesi;sr Brloer Sddr:
,0ott III erbnbef iber Dirt ufIo Bell
mQs { berbiIi, moGt nur Elm Dunoer unr,
S'rum eriibeIt ntht, oenit u~ieirert Sdtdlai ro9'
sd tpeiB: ibm lit Elm Gag pie tauienb 5apr,
dio taalerb Sabre iHb ipl tuie eth Tag
Son Seiferba9 fibrt Der Neg nod
OebsronenoDrf unb iiber Riingsborf nod
0orf unb Burg Gobesberg. Die Burg
lieat auf einem itumpfen, runoen Eegel
unb purbe 1910 bonn GRAB. Oietrih sr-
baut unb mar ipdter 2iebIinsaiis ber
aDlnsr grsbif9Dfe unb aurfiritea, unttr
benen i9 bier rei4eS 9Ofleben sntIaltste,
bic gpoesberg aber audi ais Afpl benuBs
ten In ben admpfer Der aDlner gsgeu pie
tpeltIidsn uebergriffe Der BiiHOfe. Der
mddtias Gunbtburm tpuroe 1923 srs
balt unb biente ala srSbiidDflides MrdiD
unb ols @efdnanis. Als 1888 0cbesbsrs
BON MISREPRESENTATION Sruppsn bslds
osrt purbe, floe Bel elmer @yplofor Der
Srurbitsin Der Burg nit IN bic snftiH
nirb nod in Miinden aufbetpdbrt. Eet
Sburm blieb erbalters, unb ss erDftnet li1
bon feiner Slime, su br 150 Stufsn tih'
rem. Elm berrli9er &unbblid. @egsE Wot'
ben i'm 9orbergrunbs ltest bds freuno'
Iihs Bonn linfs mt! feineH niulerijdbfn,
.berrlia oefuffelten arsusberge. rschts an
benz ienisttiger Seitabe Der laaenoe GiI'
tenbera unb Gnnsrt. SIN 9tnttrsrun1os
%perIiert iia ber Rbein In hdmmsrnOsr
sserns tpie Elm biinner blauer Guoer, UNI
man Iaaut bic Dielsn Sbiirms Der bell
goionia unb ibren bu4raeenosa Uom.
gm giiben unb SiiOoiten bat NOR ods
giebenaebirse nit manden iuelisr1lil
fortiaui.nben anppsu, bic Sriinlmsr pom
aaianSsed unb bic beiOsr rsissnoeii iluisr
;bnen lisaenoen SnieIn; in Der yiilie ouss
ssn ftulasn Strpm uno bic Jalt pon
nraht6arfeii urb 2ieblidtett IN gslOefn'
SiasIn, D6rfsrn, @tdDtsn unD Yurasa'
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nifhem Glasrunti@ gu iiberrdi6en, tperbt
er am Musgang iDarten unb baS pddr
nieberidisbsn. tpsnn es bas Sbeatsr Ders
IoHe.
Dem 9irettor trat Der anefiGpeib
anf BITE Gttrn. Gr lief in ben Gdal 8us
rid, Iieb 2idi MAIDEN. unb hielt NIT ats
ternber Stimme folgenoe aniprahe:
.Werebrte Damien uub 9erren! Drauben
{tsbt Elm Gbemdnn. Der feline Gruu nit
ibrem @elisbten bier eintrettn lab. ct
ipolIte bsrein. Inn bus aiebespuar gu er,
fhieben. abtr th babe i'm baran uerbins
bert. Rnn tpartst CT bpr Der 9biir NIT
sslabensm Mtpolper. ST bas gefudts
paur pirili4 i'm Goal, 10 m0ss eS Iia 10
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Tas idledlte WeipiTen.

Gin tItsdntes rUmifaes sinematoaros
p~bkntbedtsr mar tiirsIi9 Der G6aupIab
tinsS wortcmmnifss, Dos sbenicaut i'm
DtfamtrOrs itsheB iDnnte, psnn Is gu
BOetderiOs 3eit idOn ainematosrapbtn
ssgsbsn Bate.
Sn Dem Gbenter mar gerabe Elm 3abfs
uib<s pubIitum bsriammelt, als auf Gins
nal ein 6err am Gingang eridisn, nnb
IN Den iibtrfilaitn GadI al brinsen ptrs
DnriidiAsss. 5cg Ct eiieu Repolper unb ers
lldplt BEN Direttpr in nirren Wortsn,
q DifIt, bah feline Jrou init ibrsm Gjalau
m GooF ipsilt. Sans nan ibm nint ses
rattt, bic gtioen iOsuiagsn in plato
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HrsiIigraibs anresang iuieber dafsebant.
sinjam rageHbe TeniterbOsen in Der Rsft
Der alien johannesburg, bic bereits bon
ben Golbnerirnppen aurIs bes Giihnen
BON gureunD poaig ssrftSrt pcrben III,
Die Sage ma6t Rolanb. ben rieitgen
Reten, ben paabin &drls bes Groben.
gum Grbau.r Der Burg. OILS r dui
Sponisns geiilben fit Tsin.n aaiisr
fdmpfte, gslangte an fstne 8raut, BIZ
fdGne Silbesunb, bic Botfhoft, ibr 2ieb'
fer fet i'm Sbdl bon Ronessbal gefalen.
en- ibrem untr5ftliden S6merae nahm
Bic aetrsle grdut ben S9leier unb raj
In bas al ben Giiben Der Burg auf bei
RbetniHiel Nonnsntpertb selegens Granen'
flpiter elm.
Gtne ilinee grafiH, Elm ebIer 9eIo.
CITE ttipuren I'D aieb' unb Ireu';
Or fam aus ber GAInGt, er 5ng 5u GeLb,
9te eiebe mar intiHer ner.
IN epauteu itritt bic frdnfif9e araft.
% MunrespaI, bIntiees abali
Na fieL bic @Iitbe bsr Hitterj1nft
Gn fteI SeIo RnIanb oural.
.gsiirt abe Dir, geeItl 9etn flBer Getpinn
Betriiglin III er f~firtpatr;
wldrta, 6imiHIitne a6uiain,
Dir iretb' Id rnsil goIoenes 8aar.'
sos afcfter befdaut flo mttien TIM eatsin:
Roo baQen BITE Uioden i'm 2b1l.
90 f6att Elm Out iper mag es fesn7
Der zobte bon 0fonctsbaI7
gastn ssIans fsIbfi, e. Ests 4. u q, Isbis
qeTrr iptfc, bab fte has aIpiter beardbt,
Die BIT gu IsbeH gebot.
.tirb bearfbt bos aIofter S65n 6iIbesurb,
a. feb' Id mit bier anf ben Gtein
iItfb fhdie 3eitleberlS 5iiul lobe numb
9tiab alf baB alofter I'M 8ibetn.
I'm sIoftsr beteie 9iIbeeuHb,
SeIb moInfrb FAB auf benz Stein
ilub imauie Seiilebffs ann lobe numb
2inab ouf has alotter TN Nbeir.
Run iomnen mir in a6nigsipinter, be-
aaftliden @orbdlle bss Giebenesbirssa
an. mir seoenien In bisfen Strabsn uni
@oNen, bic sur Gommsrsseit bon Grsm'
ben bepOlisrt iinb, suerft pietdtboll einei
Mannes, benz feline Mitbiirgsr bier odnt
bar Elm 9snimdl gefebt haben, bss Rbein'
lambs oetsn Dolfeaug Miiatr.
Sier Iabi mi6 t1tpdrmen etnIar unb aIetH.
| &rqebeh gana ben eieenjten @eodnieni
1ter TIT er nieiF, bet golote crime Htetr,
| 5ter biinf th mo tsitt perriher iptoer Sdfdnien
! &ter fang bic whitter iItr bic a8teaeillieoer .
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RAID ols mDali6 burd iene Ssitentiir
mad Der Rebsnitrabt entfernsn.'
BAD bieIer aniprnhe fdpiss Der Dis
reftor, aber niendnb reete iid i'm publi<
FUN, elm 9elpeis, baB tetn f~inbises puar
borunter NAT. Befriebigt lieb BET 3ia
reftor bos 2idt pisber ausidalten nnb
bic gorneauns fortieben. Mber fdum
mar Der Soal bnntel scsrsrSsI, ba tam
cine nnseabnte 9etpegung In bas pubIia
fum. 0anse Stublreiben purbsn eeriidt,
unb mai bDrte ssrtau. pie cine erobe Mns
sabl her 8eiuder f4leuniait ben @aal
DerIitb. GB itelte fih beruis, bab iiH
nid)t ipeniser ala fedbSebn paure aus benz
Gtaube ssma9t butten.
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,..4a. a,,r mitfnnspnufe aab.

9eibeu aur M~littasspauie CAB.
.8um 9sufel mod nal, isbt nib td
bic aeitern glsid ipieOsr fnnnfsriisitsln'
.Qumm Der" iasts pat, shaltt DID
bier an benz M~ufSugsieil fsit, unb Id luilt
Did bamit binunter.'
Gelast, gethan Bis sum siueittn
Gtudipert sins's gut, uber bd lieb Wat
bds Sell los uno Wlite iauite In bic 3itft,
oliidIideripeiie in einen Sanobdufsu, bst
i1n Dot Dsrlebungen rettete.
.MeshuIb bdIf Du bonn bas Geil lcSs
eelaTsna" rief Miis ieinem Greunbe pat
81.
mir tam ss Dor, ols Oh a reibtn
niirbe, unb ba bate i1 bic GsiItesssaeue
mart ss Iusaulafea.s
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FER erreiat bate, harh bas er in bas
GeT9Gft selansen tonnte. Die 8ente bers
itsdte er in bemieiben 9uuie ober in einem
5auie Der 0a4barfdoft am Oa9firft
binter Dadfparren ober anberen Stenen,
bic nur iebr fhtper gu errei9tn iinb unb
fait ME aufseiuht tperoen. Rad unb
mad bradte er bic 8aIen baun au Yars
ties unb INSTRUMENTATION In bsr @es
eenb be5 friiberen Gdeunsnbiertels.
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Gin @h[a,tnteier.

4ut unb Wite arbeiien sufammsn an
sinem Neibau. pat Ieste bic 8aditeine,
unb Mite irug ben MDrtel. Mite mar
serube bic 2eitern gum bierten StOd
smppraeHiaaen, ala bic Dampfpfeife bas