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ON WITH THE DANCE!
LET TURKEY TROT Be
UNREF|NED! KICK FAILS
Mrs. Jones Tries to Stop 1t, Is
Tangoed Into Court and
Put Under Bonds.


'" ""'"' ""oo"'' O
ums." Here Comss My Daddy Now
all this on the second fioor Of the fash.
,on,b,. an, r,n.,, ,o,.. ~, ~, ,o,, n.
49,. ,,
'''' ''' "'~'"''"' MI" WIZ LIVING
sunerinx A. ror ANNA Jonas on the
moor below.
Petite and precocious Miss Mary
sheridan. aged th!rteen. y dozen other
girls and budding high school boys
doing the turkey tro', tho tango and
tho "shlver dance" TO the above mem
toned tunes ON hsrmonica four hours
every afternoon and five hours every
highland Mrs. longsufrering A. Ror
Anna) Jones on the floor below.
Bsn'--"niy daddy now'-zins! Rowtsl
-''e-v-sry day he calls her"-tlddly-up-
mp-tlddly-ds-dump.
Exit from her rooms Oh the door st
an agonlzcd hour yesterday Mrs Long
suffering A. tst!li for Anna) Jonss. Bhs
makes q hasty flight to the second door.
swoops upon the Junior turkey trottsi =
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Once moro We hear that tho New York
sirl makes up her face. wsars immodest
CLOTHES. CANDLES and drinks cocktails. II
the young men don't IKE n one wonders
why girls persist In such practices.
But perhaps some men 90 like It. We
hear from q young woman reader that
tho men worth marrying ssek only to
hirt and don't want 10 marry. that they
have become too sophisticated. Perhaps
she 10 unduly cynical, but at any rate
her letter IL interesting. She writes:
GOOD LOOKING GIRL OF THIRTY
CAN'T FIND A MATE TO SUIT.
Dear Madam: ! cannot remember
being =. an ago so young that I dad
not want to be married. think up
to tho time was ten or twelve l
did not know there was such thing
a. an Old maid In tho world. Get
ting married seemed to me as natural
and inevitable a. doing up ones hair
or wearing skirts. II was . neces-
cary part OF growing up. To-day
am an old maid myself At least !
am thirty and men and women who
don't like mo call me an old maid
behind my back. The people who
like me say am . very handsome
woman. and arm for those who take
regularity OF feature and bodily pro-
portion into account In estimating
beauty. But how many men do that?
wear no hair but my own. and do
that simply.
wear corsets and shoes and gloves
that are comfortable. I don't nat
ter. I won't na.ter men nor truckls
to them. don't buy flowers and
candy for myself to pretend TO one
man that another admirer sent them
TO me. ! don't arrange to have two
men Gall at the Same time for the
purpose OF stimulating their intsn-
tions by JEALOUSY. I never permit
familiarity Of which l would be
ashamed. ] don't lie to mon or pose
TO them. don't coddie children In
public places. l never pretend 70 be
shocked when I'm not shocked.
never give an insult unprovoked nor
take one, however poHte u Hhsht w
to do SO. have no money except
such as make mysslf-SD week.
which is enough to ave on comfort
ably. Now, how many proposals OF
marriage do you think 1 have had?
Remember am considered excep-
tionally, good looking, Just exactly
one, And that from poor widowsr
OF nifty with five children all under
sixteen"
10 there Q husband fsuAns7 !
should say 20, II . woman hes
any fastidiousnsss ana persists IN
looking for THE man after people
have begun 10 think she should bs
satisfied to ret any old HUSBAND
at all.
Perhaps YOU think I have been too
! particular. All I ask IL that lie shall
! send me mate as clean and honest
mentally as am nysslt I do not
expect him to b Without ~ q.
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BOSSES BARR|CADE
BARBER SHOPS FEARING
VIOLENCE BY STRIKERS
Walkout Reaches a Crisis and
Employers All Over City
Prepare for Trouble.

The next few dAyA IN the opinion Of
boss barbers and the striking wioldcr,
OF razors ana scissors. Will prove tho
11ds N the barbsTs strike which has
endured now for . week. and BARRIERS all
over the city whose shops remain open
are preparing for trouble Heavy iron
graunss were placed to-day over the
Windows IN Erff's shop In West Fourth
street Just or Broadway and tho pro-
pristor admitted that he feared there
would no u general rssu mption OF win
dow brsskinx.
According 20 tho bosses tho strikers
are at the end Of their funds and must
win the strike quickly now or not At
all. Therefore they believe violence
will be tried In an effort to bring a
spssdy settlement Of the differences.
The bosses base their opinion on the
fact that the strikers have failed abso.
lutsly to draw into their ranks the
employees Of the big hotel shops ana
the so-caiied "short-hour shops' which
Joseph J, Ettor. tho Industrial Work
srs Of the World leader. who took COM
mand Of the strike q few days ago.
announced this morning that all tho
hotel and short hour men would attend
mAss meeting tonight in tho GAR
1 oadi Theatre. No, 81 East Fourth
street, the new headquarters Of the
strikers. but even the strikers them
selves didn't seem very hopeful tina,
this prediction would be fulfilled They
realise that the strike Ia hardly attrac-
1--we 70 men who have short hours or
who mako big tips Whenever they ara
called TO work overtime.
pttor satd he would lead his conn.,
mletss TO City Hail again tomorrow to
see Mayor Gaynor. but no DECLARED that
there would bs no arbitration BY out
sidsrs. He saAd The strtken would wei
ooms an opportunity to disouss the ait.
uatson with the bosses. but would In.
hst On doing their own arbiersting.
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POLICE SAVE me-
. VICTIMS Of SMO|E|
At HARLEM FIE
Seven Women and CO.
Among Those Overcumo
and Unconscious
MANY OTHERS IN PgJ
Fumes From Cellar BlaseSI
Upper Floors and House
Next Door.
MANY OTHERS IN PsvW

nine Deroonse everooOe ~ GD60Qs
Of them . woman seventy 49, -
were rescued from dsasA ~ P~uO1D
oBrien and Thompson IN . - -
dm $500 damage early to-day q -
Hungarian restaurant Of Mag 11eUsogQn
a. No. ~ fAsnox avenue and OuuuDN
the upper noors a the hoves 1ouoS0A
No. ~ Moscovfts and h,s fam1R -
employees wsrs also saved ~ - -
icemen.
Passing about lis. the two pa1gd1D0
saw flames COMING from shs ee6oR q
the hve-story building which = on1g1D
occupied by Moscovits. the Avs ~
for MS rsstaur the sscoua - -
living rooms for HIS family ana sAAsuos
per floors for stores of linen aa1-0o
sleeping rooms Of h4s employees
The policemen burst In the fssao-1oeP
and soon brought down MoseoviaD. -
his family. .- ,.e.
On beins tead shout the, employees ~
policemen ran back into me smoke ~
house and got all cut eScopt ME- M
sinka. seventy, sovsrnsss to the 1o1Doo.
Wits children. After she was mise0 -
two policemen had gSea, difhcuity =
rea ching her room.
TIE transom over tire door ~ 80
and SMOKE had fiilsd ths room. o'Dgen
and Thompson beoks open the docs. ~
Mrs. sinka dh not answer tassr shssA
nor was shs IN bed
Cropping over the noor In the darkness
and dense smoke. ne policemen foune
her unconscious near the window. TAee
| carried her down md she was rsvive1 10
the street BY msans Of artihoiai rssUesar
| ton.
| The smoke anon filled the airshan an1
entered epsn win1ows os No. ~
| Leo zslaok. . cutter. eosty.feur. -
VIE. Louise. daughter. Matilda. eus-
teen. ana son. sidney. nine. wsrS SleeD-
ins On TIE third Apor. zeln0A avuee
ana while trying to open . window -
got TO he ars-esoaps severely eut ~
right hand. ....a
o'Br!sn and Thom1om founl -
bleeding profussiy ana ussa Die 49,
seSsk q Q tourniQuse Alosr ~ 6a1HoD.
ousd the family over the root an1 3evu
Though an aA5olnlnS house u. O.
sasaa q Harlem Hesp,ta AsA - y
called 20 attend hfm.
On the fourth floor q No. ~ tho.4o.
ilosmsn found Mrs.. Robert A. EeR -
her two daushtesa Anna KEY ~
Mrs. George sscos. and the loeo1e
daughter. Margaret. .saf.
All were partially overcome ~ ~
smoke and had to be carried ct d
way Of the roof. e,t
After the policemsn's bvwy fsv -
utss the nrsmen. under Deputy ooDol
Mccartney. soon put the IRE out
origin In the cellar was not disoovGoU4
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GIRL TEST|F|ES !
AGAINST MOTHER
> IN $4,000 SUIT
- Mikon Wanted Daughter
6Qult Hubby for GOOD
J, Tine" She Says.
lOCtAARGES ALIENATION
Mother Offered Her $1,000 If
She'd Leave Spouse, Girl
i....... Declares.
lDCtAARGES ALIENATION

0lsA -Noss Milton. . wealthy widow
WeeA . decidedly Juvenile disposito
- M ~ Washington avenue MounA
NesaeA. v . star performer Of the
WsAG>an-lsw sorority. v The story
~ ~ MIRA Mlton's daushtsr. Rose.
n - supreme Court 10 to be relied On.
Nh Milton u the defendant in . suit
~ @eoo brought BY John d. Burns.
spa1 merchant. for alternating the AZ
eost3sas Of Burns's former wtdA Cath
ss@A who 10 Mrs. Miltons eldest
daugAtsr.
Rosa wAe eloped With George ssvitsr
Aen ne Mount Vernon house Dec. L 1911.
S0W lives at No. $40 shawmut avenue.
Ao0eoa- she was served with . cub
poana IN BunSs s,nt while Visiting
NV York yesterday WITH her husband.
Burns ALLEGES Mrs. Milton sntioed hiS
wiss from him. Burns recently divorced
~ naming a. correspondent q wash
fnt4Un business man. Mr. Harrison"
wAom AIRS Burns met at her mothers
koaA
oANo MOTHER WANTED HER TO
SHAVE GOOD TIME"
'O4d you ever hear your mother ash
~ sister to leave Burns7" asked Col
IN G. Mcleod, Burnss counsel.
~Ies. several times. heard mother
ten Kitty to keep away from Burns
and b put their child. Vincent IN an
asylum. % that Kitty and mother could
have . good time"
GOOD time with whaty'
why. with the boys, Of course:
mother know many o! them and wanted
nAty to meet them. She ;old Kitty
shs would buy her clothes and give
her sll the money she wanted, II she
woDsd quit Burns and live with her."
Did your mother ever promise you
anything II you would leave your nus.
band7"
"Yes. she told me she would give me
Noee me day deserted him ana she
onsrsd me Clothes and made me prom.
fpea. but I love my husband and would
assent % It."
"What references. n any, did you hear
her mako to Burns?"
she said Burns was a runt end Q
erat and sovsra. times I heard her cal,
hauf shrimp In Kitty's presence"
NtFE'S SISTER HELPED HIM Oct
DIVORCE.
lekN S1vitsr stated she was her
Brother -iniaw's principal witness against
her own sister, Mrs. Burns, when
Busus's divorce case was recently heard
IN the Supreme Court. The court sward.
81 Burns the custody Of his child and
gave him q decree. Mrs. 6iv4ter testi-
ND 20 trips UP the Hudson and to New
YORK made BY Mra Burns with men
weom she hal met at her mothers
home. she named a ''Mr. Jacobsen" a. q
resident Of Mrs. Millions homo.
Burns HIVES at No. 54a West One Hun.
drsd and Forty-third street The triaI
Of ehs alienation suit Ia marked for an
carly daNs tn the Supreme Court. when
MrA Siviter's Testimony against hel
n,othsr ws,i Dc submitted to the Jury.
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nsnA ana put her shoulder to the
wheel with him: i read about her
skin. but ! have never met her.
don't know what position che modern
SRI wants to AL IN the great game
unless she thinks shs y the mascot
Maybe she u and hrtnWs some fei-
lows LUCK. but I'm not supsrsunouA
and % tar - Gan see things now
vahsn our old friend the Reaper ssts
an Ne ~ - win stu md me plsy-
~ GDaGD l1AoD.
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bsast or bird wotoA 10 hunted. hus-
bands accepted. Now. whom . neigh
borhood supply Of eligiblss runs bow.
why should u not be possible to at
the Government 10 rsstock the placA
Cay. with some Of the supsrAuous
males from the Western etatssp
Why shouldn't Massachusetts end
wyoming arrange an exchange
men flock Dast and girls 70 wsst,
-lor the promotion Of domsst3oitys
II there 10 . husband famine n,
the mast, why - 4 not - much the
duty Of the West to help % out -
II has been Incumbent upon % to
save wssternSrs from he oonse-
qusnces Of earthquakes and lorna
does?
don't cay that . husband famine
sxists here, though from ~ COM
munioations Of several young women
it d00a. Why ahould n0t the vnavor,
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FiREMEN SAVE FACTORIES.
Cls1ss ThreRteu Con IN ration anI
0l0otric Wires Add 10 Danger.

N smoccupled twO-stoyy factory build
ing - Haywood street and Borden ave-
nue. Long Island city. owned Dy the
Am9g3can Druggists SYNDICATE and
leased 10 the Long Island Con,racting
Company. was burned to the ground to-
dav. Although the iirenen were unable
10 Saws the factory, they prevented the
dA1sD from spreading 10 the many
vAGn1nh and tatlow factories about.
w&3nA were threatened.
~ 0rsmen's work vas endangered
~ 0ooutric cables OF the Light and
O0WE Company, but the power was
~ "a Just before the wires fell to
~ Oound. The cause OF the fre Is
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asss Carroll. DstresAaI.

BALTIMoG... May yp.-Ths su0AD'
ment was announced to day Of Mo -
Same Howell Carroll. daughter q IN
J. Howell Carroll Of New York, b ~
y H1i. United states Distri ,t-Attouuor
here.
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Trai.i.s school B,II Hearing.

Mayor 0Aynor will hold . public hear
inG this morning on the Legislative bill
''authorissns ths selection Of tho New
York Training School for Boys and es-
tablishins the sa,d school," The bill
would transfer from the State to the
city property On Randalrs Island. the
state getting the land In Brooklyn now
occupied by the New York State Hos
pitAi for tho Insane and Potters Ffeld.
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re- NOT worth considering.
psrisnce, although. like every other
decent woman. would prefer TO
have him 20. But think that so
Ions A. women are 10 protected from
evil and boys are 90 driven to It Il
10 impossible for tho single moral
standard to prevail. I don't want .
particularly handsome man. My ideal
husband. whom have begun TO fs&
! shall never meet. must be well
built and well kept and must have
personality. l don't insist On rich
man. but am certainly not going TO
give up a sSo-a-week job such -
have now for the privilege Of doing
housework and bearing onfIdrsn for
any man who WIN remain all HE life
q petty employee. ] could have mar
ried at least ten mm OF such osl!-
brs. but n I am worth 80 . week In
a law ONCE should certainly be
worth something, to society as
mother, ana II have to take ma
ternity at tho price Of floor scrub
bling and .d!shwashinE ana endless
clothes patching. why. simply won't
take it--that's all. Without children
marriage seems % pointaess and un-
necessary, and with children woman
certainly has an occupation Tor which
she should be paid without having
to waste her strength and her ME On
household drudgsry
have not lived to be thirty With
out meeting . number Of men who
realized all could expect In . hus-
band-but these men ala not want TO
be husbands. They were unfortv-
nately Of the iene-pirsts or mAshsr
type which has created the husband
famine-ths young fellows who re-
frain from early marriage from pru-
dsnos and BY the time they can A.
ford q wife don't want ono. Suoh
men seek only to f1irt They have
no use for 4 serious minded woman.
Many OF them have begun by pay
ing ne marked Attsnton but they
all finished by couSadsrins ne .
waspibh young crank. a. have
found sucn men generally hold this
opinion OF any woman who 10 too
pretty TO be called . trump and too
clever TO be made Q fool Of.
MARGARET.
HE'S A BACHELOR BECAUSE
GIRLS ARE FAoDlsrs.
Dear Madam: 1 Am . bachelor Of
twenty-five and expect to be .
bachelor Of forty-dsv What's the
snswsrf Little Mdss New York. with
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Bv Nixolo Greeley. Smith

.
forbidden
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With EligibIe Men If Supply Is Sh,

Margaret Writes "There 10 Famine Of DesirabIes"-
"Miss Ne,c YORK; Dresses Vulgavlv, Gansblss,
Drinks COcktatls, but She Can't Get
Me-" Savs clone Hand"
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aoura gran an gaal, q. u. g. M.

2aura @ras an eagle 9. u. g. u.
$500.
emma 6. Geronion an Sulia Bofs
mann. $78.78.
wm. @. 2oinnn an Goutbern Sbio
6. II. 8. 60. $4,000.
0.rislbe an 5piepb 6. Mariin.
$3.50.
Gli5a 8. Guiten an m. q. Cooper.
$4,000.
Wsap Shoeliper an DO. $500.
Gli3u J. Cation an DO. $500.
Wm. 3. SetiIe an Maoiion Roao
g. II. g. SO. $3.50.
Rarearstbn 8rasf an linitp y. u.
SAB. 60. $500.
gieior ansht go.,un Weitsrn Ger
man 8t. $4,000.
0etilgte 5ppotbsfen.
Union 9airp 60. an Georse Wsb.
$500.
Chris. auniemilIsr an Gatlep Jms
propsb 3. u. g. SO. $500.
q. q. Smitb on 4merican Sur.in
60. $500.
zbersIa Sdobsl on German ames
riean 6. II. y. SO. $4,000.
eIisa R. Spemer an earii@iis.
$500. !
Deter Gag on Republic 8. Il. 9. Go.
$4,000.
Seremiab Collins an Souibfbe g.
II. .. 60. $1250.
WobsI q. Taft dm9loroma 3. u.A2.
go, $3.50.
R.lIie y. BEL an Soutb.rn SFio
SAB. 8t. 60. 5000.
e. uno J. lltes an J. 81. 0ubrOn.
S245.
GIijabetb gidmsi.r on;7. Daro 9.
Ii. 3. go. $500.
Sas. ID. gorpIss an Gro. u.
Sdmib.. 500.
gion Wl. place an grant R.grcips.
S765.
qbam Duff an Clifton S.iebtg SO.
2 &. IL. y. SO. S2400.
Carrie einbemdn an price Sil
eagle 3. II. 6. SO. $1,000.
" 8. sramtr an Soutbern Ohio 6.
Il. =. So. $500.
GIi3ab. WeJuoRn on annis 8.
Gilbert. $1,000.
0lsr Campbell an Gnt.rpriis q. u.
g. u. 60. 5000.
Soiepb 9. gosIan .an Gbas. gaums
GARNER. $1,000,
9erieIbe on georgs garaslman.
$1,000.
Jrso. WfueIier an aannsrp 2..u. ..
60. $1,000.
5rieoerideShrdoer on.Sineoln gaus
bereir. $1700.
Geo. Bennington Sanpper 3. 4Sgo.
$780,.
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&rnubeiseRtbumsabertrasx

Gintinnatf, I8. ggpril

Soispb 5. SenisI en- SbsrTan glps
plepote. Cots Is unp 18 in sSoIsph ,.
aen.eI's unterabib. 81.
Greberid Din.sImann an Suitus
waeper, IL Bel 81 SUB an Der Giioieir
BON Jinoldp Ctr. 80 JuB OftIit BON
Dorf Str. 81.
Sobn 9uter u. u. an Winnsp 6.
Shmibi, Got 40 in Borion, Drenfter
uno Jol5's llntsrabtb. $500.
9bereia Shoebel an 2i5sie Wsper,
80 bel 163 5ub on Der Giibisiie BON
2pon Ctr. 100 syub tpeifIih BON
WlOerlein ape. 81.
CLARA Rotbe an 4bnm unb Warp
Sidinger. "a BEL 100 CUB an Der sSiibs
feiie bon aeeper qoe., 126. CUB ,oitlin
bon golerain pifs- 81.
9selIie Gelsbers,on lonifo q. 6eins.
man y. T.. 25 bsi $50. .8ub unabtsDts
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Die Jnrhf Der 3biere DOT ben
0senidben.

Setr Sit miro bic 5rnae,auigeipor.
len. oh bic 2hiere iuitinftip ibre
,Seiuoe. aIp aud Die Hiet9den als
iolhe tsnneH, b. 3. Oh iie burh Der.
erblnlg BON Gigenidloiter. Die ibre
8oreltrrn i'm aanlpf inns 9aiein er.
iuarbn. aan5 unbetulibt Dor ben Wtrn.
id]cn 5urdlt 5eiaen. e. itebt naber al.
lem 3ueifeI, oaB Ibiere. oeren gsor.
faBren niernaIs nit oem Dtenidlen in
2Sriibrung tnmen, beIm erlten gu.
nmmenireifen nit ibm burt)aus feline
durdIt 8eigen, ibn oIio nidjt aIs ihren
,Seino ertennen. 9ie inns Ranien be.
ridJtrt bat fannten Die gtopen unb
an0ere ShIere oe4 bodlIien gtoroens
Die Sd)elt Dor 0em Weenifen oitrhaus
'nifTt; Die @oaeI ieeien iid, aau5 unba.
tiuunprt Den Seuten aIi aopi ;rlo
arnls iuio elenio erSahlen Die Grior.
ldvr Der Gjehete bes Siiopols, CAB
Die Rie'enpingiine ohne lebe syiird't
on Die aPenidleH herantpnme1l, lie
nenpieris irr6 eritount betrod,ten uno
lie nit ihren 5d1nabeln befiihleE.
eRnio gehen Die 9iobben ,nlb Gee.
eRianten ocn Reniden ourd)aus
ntd,t aus Dem @ege. ionoern Iaiien Tie
rrbin oil iidD herantreten. Tie tenn2n
ben wieait,er. ben grimniiginen Seiio
alIer 5htere, nid1t uno fonuten ailsh
oie sSlfrdu pom linn pon ibren 9orfoD.
rem nid3t ererhf hnben.
Gas sleif,e 9erhnlten seigen aud,
aans iiniae, etsngeborene 3biere ben
Wieniden gegeniiber. Surge aiihIein,
ioipie nlSere, bem 9eit entnomnieme
gosei haben bnrhails fei1ie fSurdt
Dor Gem WefHd,en. ebenicpenia pse
elm ganS ji,Hgcs Sasfen ODER Elm
Hebtisfen. es lit oft pcrgefommen,
bab Elm ReMithen iih nid,i MIR obne
Sd,eu teriituen licb, ioHoer,i aud, Dem
Ylenid,en, Der iih init ibm nbeeaebea
bate, ioIete ober All folgen periudlic.
lln6 bod, iii bns gerbdIhn oieicr
ilnaen Ifriere i'm 8rnnoe gnn5 on.
oers. oils ons Der 5nerit e11p1bnten.
Sie hnbcit iiferlif, Die 5rirdt Dor
oem Wenkten geerbt, aber oieie 9er-
erbuna iii io3iingen nod iiift 3inn
gtfrubiein eeiommen, iie in in BEN
sriten Qebensiassn nod Inteni, iritt
ober febr boio in bic Gtftsiniine.
Dtnn ptnn bis jiinssn 5bxrs nur .ts
mas diier asfporbsn inb, manhmal
nur tpeniee 9aqe. bnnn seipen lie ims
nler Dor bem WtnTfen 5rrht, I.lbfi
tpern he nod ME nit ibm suiomu,en.
ssiroffen fnb. Das iiinge 5bier trs
areift bnnn gtnnu ME bns off. Dor
bem Menfhen bic Tluhi ober iuht i'd,
81 perbsru<H. ohne bob sin gDarnunass
rnf Der Gliern es basu onfsuforbern
brnuht. gs mub olfo bier cine Uer<
erbune in getpiiIem Ginns porIieaen.
Gin febr neties Beifpi.l bieisr gurd5t.
Dsrerbuns tonnien 6e Wiielisoer Der
beuifhen 1ieffeesGrpebiiiun Woibipiu
i'm Sabre 1899 auf ben aeraiklsn.
SnieIu icnftatiren; duf bieIm einfc.
men Jnftn ncren I'm Sdtet 107l
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grnit unb beitimnt batten bes Drill
lers ySprtc geflunaen. 9tun rpanOre
er oeE glid iutenb nah Ser 5eliter.
banf uno iagte nah eiuer 8etle be-
irenoet:
.Sonoerbar Ger Srmer bat bod
Die 3eitune aebraht uno iuie aeiuobn-
lid BORT auf bas ,Senlterbrett 9ele8I
- id habs geieben. gtienano :par
ipdtreno Sieier 3eit III Der Stube, ais
Die iSremoeu. Ter Wann Las in Gem
9Iatte - rid)tig! - uno iest feblt
cs. slue Wetter, er bat es lnitgeHon.
men, neil er ipohI etlpos oarinnen ge-
frnocu, tpas ib,u geiallen, ooer gar
- aid,t gefoIlen? Sm! mil es piiien.
Spgleih inIl iemono 3u Dem Serrn
Gfarrer qeben lno mir Die heut'ge
3eituna fiir cineu sllgenblif bolen.
Tunn erfahren mir pieIleid)t Die llr-
iadJe, rpeShaIb Die perooftigen Seute
lid, obHe 9Ibidieo uno Can't fiir Die
ireunoIih 9ebptene llllterfunrt ent'
fernten- unh Oh - mir ibnen hel'en
oiiricn ober nld)t."
,Sn oiciem 9luQenblif ldlttete Die
airhenqIode gum 3Deiten Mal Zen
ieitIifen Slben0 elm uno aus Der
@obuihtbe iprnnqen Die beioen ana.
ben nit larmenoem Esubel alif Die 81.
tern su, I'M iic 81 erinnern, Dap &
,3eit lei, Die Sid,tcr on5uIteden, man.
rero anedte uno Wdgoc in Der ees
iiuoeitibe iebuiiiftig pie lie aui Die
geiheerllng harrteu.
Ter Wiiucr betrad)tete feline betoan
5Iiibenoen &nobeu nit iidtlihen
@obIgeiallen, Damn iugte er 5u ieIner
Srdu:
,apmm. @aIpurgo, mir poaen
| un$ Oe5 ifoncu Nbenos Ireuen uno
@ott oanten, oaB mir i'm i'm arelie
Der llririgen nit fr0hIid)em Ser3cn
mo rciner 8cpiiieu icieru oiirfen" "
oIoh nuf miIoe Ole 1SebIer AnS
rer beurthciIen lmb Der grmen aro
glcnoen barmhcr3ig ge0enfcn.
go iprad Die gtiiQcrin Ieiie uno
iolgtc bann ibrCm Manne uno Den
ambern in Die Stube, no bnIo Der i'm
8lanJe iriner Siftd)en itrahIenoc
0eiDuahtSbnlm lannItlI6e Sniallen
Ser Mlible nm lid iammelte
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burf bic Expedition Der n0d5eIIe" lDiIs
be adnindsu ausseiebt iDorben. Wdfs
reno Der aau5sn ,3eit BON 70 Jubrtn
bate fein Wtnft mebr oie Herglitlsn
betreten ,unb ais i'm Sabre 1893 DC
eriten MtnIdsn ipieper bort srfdisnsn,
seiaie ieins Der einhsimifdfn 1bitre
irgenopelde Shsu Dor ibnsu, MIR 0ls
Wiloianinhtn, bic iid gang beosuftHo
psrmebrt battsn, fliihtstsn bsim eritsn
glnbIid Der Wsnfhen 6als lber Hopf
in ibrs gaus, lie porsn ssraos 10 idsn
fpie bsi uns. Die Jurht Dor nenl
Msnitxn mubte iih dlio outh ois
sdblreihen 9snsrationsu Der % s5dtre
psrerbt taben, bsnn bon ben Han'ns
den feIbit bate nod ME ems siflen
Wenfden ttnnsn selernt nno nnoert
sseinbe baiten iie ouf ben SnIsIn liter
baupt nift. Die S5urht Dor psns
WeHIhtn iii aIIo burhaus nttt Mt
ipriinaIidh In ben 5bisrsn porhanesn
seipeisn, bsnn bic 1biere, BON Dtnsn
peber ibrs Borfdhrsn, nod lie ielbIt
iemaIs ben Msufhen tenntn gslsrrt
baben, 3sisten tsine Shtu Dor thm,
bas tbun nur bic 3hisre, nertn Itnsn
burh .me ldnes Reihe BON Generaiio'
nsn in BEN Wsnihen ihreH Iiirhtbdr'
ten Jeinb ertannt baben. uno bic
oieie iiirdli ais unbsbinate 3aIeinss
noihfpsnoistsii auf ihrs Rat.cmmsT
pererbt haben.
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Gilt, fpie in jeoem Sample. nIs ober.
tier @rinoias, onfi man gefnno icin
niuB. nm ben a1nlpf su beiieben. lsi.
Der brinat nber oieier annpf Ielbit
audi 10 uiele Sd,doliffeiien fir ben
aorper nit iidl. baB Der 2estere 5eit.
ipeili8 inter 3nbiiliennhme bon oG.
berorbenflifen Witteln aefeit iperocH
iniiB. RieIe Don Dieien Wiiiteln mo
dber an iid IdD1olid). 10 onb oeren Nm.
ipen0nng Dem aiistreibeH oes gell.
feIs nit geeisebub gleihfomnt. es
gieht iibcrhanpt MIR Elm oernrtiae5
Wittel. oos bilft uno babel nif,t eiae.
men Sd,nben nnftiftet. Gieies nur aus
Diinnsenitofien bergeiteaie aI,ittef
iino bic ct. Bernard Rrluterpilieu
Sn apctbeten ~ bobeu IS