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The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
New Name for Poor Farm.

Because many people who should
receive the benefit of the City Poor
Farm would not go there because of
the harsh sounding name of the in
stitution Mayor Morrison and the al
dermen offered a prize of a barrel of
potatoes for the best new name sug-
gested. They announced that the poor
farm will hereafter be known as "The
New Brunswick Homestead" In all
sixty-three names were submitted.
Miss Mabel A. Hannah, writer for a
local paper, won the potatoes and gave
them to the Rice Industrial School.
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Personal

Ex-President Taft announced he
would begin proceedings to become a
citizen of Connecticut and a voter in
New Haven.
The inhabitants of Washington, N.
c., aided Secretary Daniels in cele-
brating his fifty-first birthday.
Immediately after resigning as SUI
p~erintendent of schools of Kansas City,
James H. Greenwood, who held the Of
fee for thirty years, was elected ad-
visor of the board of education at a
salary of $4,000.
Walter H. Page, Ambassador to the
Court of st. James's, sailing for Lon
don, said he expected to go broke if he
had to entertain too lavishly.
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WEEKS NEWS
STORIES RETOLD
Events That Made a Stir Con-
densed to a Paragraph.
WHAT WASHINGTON IS DOING
News Of Interest That Trickles From
the White House and the Various
Observation-Disclosures of
Crimes and Casualties.
WASHINGTON

On learning that Governor Johnson
had signed the Anti-Alien Land bill,
Secretary Bryan handed to the Japan
csc Ambassador the reply of the
United States to Japan's protest.
5000 delegates to the Seventh
day Adventists' conference at Wash
ington observed the Sabbath in a num-
Der of tents erected in that city.
The resolution for public hearings
on the Tariff bill was defeated and the
bill referred to the Senate committee.
Japan was informed that the United
States will stand by California in the
matter of the Alien Land Law. Presi-
dent Wilson and the .heads of the
State, War and Navy Departments
held a consultation in regard to the
situation.
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Domestic Science Approved.

To demonstrate that they are ac-
CURING some practical knowledge by
their studies, the sophomore class of
domestic science of the Culver School,
under Miss Henrietta Gregory, gave to
course baked shad dinner. The ques-
lions raised as to whether or not the
domestic science course is useful and
should be continued have been definite
ly settled since the dinner, and Mill
Vile girls viii continue to be instruct
ID in tho culinary art
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
HENRY M. FLAGLER DIES.

Railroad Builder, Ill Four Months, Fell
Rapidly After Fall Six Weeks Ago.
Jacksonville, Fla.-Henry NJ. Flag
Ter, president and chairman of the
board and principal owner of the Flor
ida East Coast Railroad, the promoter
and builder of the Over Sea Railroad
from Miami to Key West, died al
his cottage at Palm Beach, in the Saith
year, after an illness of nearly four
months. His remains were inferred
in the mausoleum built by him in the
church yard of the Memorial Presby-
terrain Church, at st. Augustine, which
Mr.. Flagler had built in memory of
his daughter. He declined rapidly after
a fall which happened six months ago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
Growth in Grace.

The Christian life is and must be a
growing life, an ever increasing growth
in grace and in the knowledge Of
Jesus Christ our Lord. Only as we
live 10 him and seek to know and do
his loving will can we mark real prog
ress in character and life. Not any
kind of life" says one, should be our
aim: not Just breathing and working.
but to so live that God is pleased with
us. to so live as to fit into his plan
for men; to. work together with him.
that is life"
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
INSURANCE AGAINST WAR.

Lloyds Quotes Risks on United States
Japanese Hostilities.
London.-The underwriters quoted
five g%uineas per cent to cover the risk
of an outbreak of war between the
United States and Japan for three
months.
Eight guineas per cent was quoted
to cover a similar risk for six months.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
DAYTON ELECTS PATTERSON.
Convicted Head of Flood Relief Work
Put on Charter Commission.

Convicted Head of Flood Relief Work
Put on Charter Commission.
Dayton, Ohio.-At a special election
a commission was elected to write a
city charter calling for a commission
managed form of government. The
fifteen men chosen were nominated by
a n~on-partisan citizens committee and
were opposed by fifteen Democrats.
The citizens ticket was headed by
John H. Patterson, recently convicted
of violation of the Sherman Antitrust
law and fined $4,000 and sentenced to
one year in Jail. During the recent
and front of the relief work. His cleo.
ton was almost unanimous.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23

AS the nan who commits some evil
deed has to fear that, notwithstand-
ing all precautions, it will some day
come to light, so too he must expect
who has done some good thing in Sc
cret that it also, in spite of himself,
will appear in the day.-Goethe.
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Depend upon it that all false, all
sham work, however it may last for a
little, the effect of 1t is ultimately to
destroy reputation, to take away con-
idence and to act most injuriously
lpon those who have adopted the
-ick.-Gladstone.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
coNFEssEs DYNAMITE "PLANT."
Collins a Witness Against Wood and
Atteaux in Lawrence Case.

Boston.-Dennis j. Collins, one of
the defendants accused with President
William M. Wood of the American
Woollen Co. and Frederick E. Atteaux,
a dye manufacturer of conspiring here
70 plant" dynamite in Lawrence dur
ing the textile strike there in 1912,
confessed that he carried 40 pounds of
dynamite to Lawrence on January 10,
1912, for which he was paid $50 and
later received SIS additional. Collins
said he had known John j. Breen, the
Lawrence undertaken, subsequently
convicted of planting the dynamite,
for fifteen years and of meeting him
here On January 10.
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LoRlMER TO RUN FOR SENATE.
Supporters Say He Will Be a Candi-
data T,no Xaare Lan

supporters Say He VIII Be a Candi-
date Two Years Hence.
Chicago.-William Lorimer will be
a candidate for United States Senator
under the direct election law at the
expiration of the term of Lawrence
Y. Sherman, two years hence.
Supporters of Mr.. Lorimer admitted
that a preliminary organization was
being effected, and said the the GUST
ed Senator would stump every county
IN the State in his effort to yindicate
himself.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
Cannon Unveiled at Pole Tavern.

Cannon Unveiled at Pole Tavern.
An ancient brass cannon, which has
passed through the conflicts of five ma
tons, found a permanent resting place
when it was formally restored to the
people of Upper Pittsgrove township
in behalf of the State by Governor
Fielder. The old cannon, once a part
of the State arsenal at this village,
was returned after being for more
than a quarter of a century out of the
hands of the descendants of the
militiamen who once drilled here. 1t
has been mounted n front of Pole
Tavern, one of our Oldest inns.
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FRANCE FORGING AHEAD.
Gains Three Years on Naval Construc-
ton Schedule.

ton Schedule.
Paris.-During the course of the de-
bate on the naval budget in the Senate
the Minister of Marine, Pierre Baudin,
spoke in glowing terms of the remark
able progress in the development of
Frances naval strength. The Marine
Department had gained three years al
ready on the time scheduled for carry
ing out the governments programme.
Four more ships would be laid down
in October.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-23
Road Cheaper Than Repairs.

The highway from Norma to the
Lands township line has become so
bad that residents along it started to
lake up a collection. The committee
in charge has made an appeal to the
physicians of Vineland for cash, on
the ground that it would be cheaper to
donate something toward a good road
than to pay out big money on auto
mobile repairs, as the doctors have
been doing. One doctor damaged his
machine on the road $25 worth, and
there are many similar cases reported
throughout the county.
The evening world., 1913-06-09
E1ae)s coMPAHlEs LOSE
4 u GOVERNMENT SUIT.
~ & Cont Hada They Can Be
Prosecuted ctmlnally for Wola-
ton q ja1ogylate Laws.

XA01gIle0f0N. Su0o ooA le6ai
sulns g -AiAs go sssk" bseSssa Ne
0Gposomaat anA the Alano moves
oo6uoony was osmnasl1y sa1sA hsss
seoAv ~ shs 0sprsas Court whsa Il
hoo1 tAas ~ eeaQAay ca - sgim.
lnGov Dsssseute1 ~ visoattea q yntss.
Se6ob ceanssss lswA ~ DsUastasat
oeiSWtiee 80 Iue0.Oonoo oeansros
cdenn.11sasa ha~s besa aOnaag ~ shis
ru11ng for ysasA
o. yssssAi Sssres ~ - ssssnss
- eenSaAy = . '3s(As 1eouk aAosaa.
49, 80 ~ . sssDegaalea, \ sssaA
M - Sseses11sl eBs1a - 80 e-ly
sn6sAs0 q - ''asssaa1lsa" ~ ~
dseNsle - eesaes ~ Sue0eOae ssase
h3&saA 49,.
m rs Ssn asessisas ~ ysass sAat
ssans q ~ Bsat Gpreos eeupaals'
go seea 9<gaalasd - sAsrs ssoenAse'
r.. ~ s1SssD ssassa. u see0A y
svnAs this No." sa11 Sase1eo 16eemee
-, Court lselarso thsss ~ -
dsabt Eat ceagPsss iatended -, aAk'
sRprsss Noo0pAniss smsnahae = ~
law" The Aostgooa Was uaa1lmouA.
The evening world., 1913-06-09
FRIEDMAN GETS FIVE DAYS.
No syWpssky fW~ Orslsses VIVA
l1derSs0ueS c0vrtan GoWss.

No sy1pssky far OrsIGses VIVA
twd~r.sIseS fop~isn Gswss.
Edward Friedman. . designer OF
foreign gowns and publisher Of a quar-.
terly fashion magasine At No. 10 fifth
avenue. under the name Of Onward
Friedman 4 Co.. whom arraigned 10.
day before Judge Juiius A. Mayer In
the Federal District Court. admitted
dsfrauding the Government out Of full
duty through the differentiation If q
trunk full Of foreign gowns which he
brought with him when a passenger on
the kron Princessin Cecile on July y
M.
Tho gowns were sntsr~d 40 worth
900. cost N0o and were used a. mod
els for fashion plates. Friedman stated
that In consequence Of his arrest his
business has been ruined.
Tn addition to using the undervAluse
eowns Tor fashion magAsins purposea
Assistant United states District-Attor.
ney Addison c. Pratt stated, Friedman
rented out the garments 70 msaueac-
turers who used them - samples IN
their business. Judge Mayer IN paosins
sentence said:
There 10 no use Anins or suspspdlns
sentence Ia differentiation uasss. I'm.
ins DOES not seem to stop this practieA
You know II was asainss the Law q the
time Of making the faise sntr7. end
merely because you we're causht assA -
. result you are no longer In Duslnsss.
the plea has no weight UnAsrvalua.
ton y . practice which ne 00vssn.
ment has been trying to break up for .
States Marshal Aenkei for flvs days.
The evening world., 1913-06-09

In the back yard. but shielded himself
with the child until no could back
around the buildin. and escape. Ply
sicsans says the child has . chance Of
recovery. The police are holding two
susDects.
The evening world., 1913-06-09
CHILD ms SHIELD FROM GUN.
Ma UssA lAttie viesin - ssvs
Self - Ner FasAer Fisea.

CLEVELAND. O.. June S-Ths Oo,ios
and . peOt Of sevsrai soors a mon
are ssarchin6 che aSiSAooeAeod n che
vicinity q No. ~ 0struds avsnus 10
dsy for . man who early to-day ~.
taeksd Hsisa Lspsrosssi three, dAushsss
Of Joseph LWeros,si. and used the
cMld's BODY ~ . shied whsa LAUer.
oski astsmpted 70 shoot him. The chiit
was draSssd from her bed through {
window on the ground Moor Of the house
leperoSkL aroused from slcsp. -
cured . shetsun. The man vas casOhi
The evening world., 1913-06-09

been nj warfare. Among the officials
who are expected 10 DC present arc Dis
frict.Attotaey whitman. sheriff Ifar-
burger. Judge Foster. ssveeai other
Judges ana jus,icea ana prominent mem
bcrs OF the police department.
The evening world., 1913-06-09
Chinsss Di.nes Of Peace.

Invitations are being ssnt out to-day
By Judge Warren Foster Of me Covs1
Of General Sesaons. for . dinner 70 h
held next Thursday evening At the Port
Arthur Restaurant IN Chinatown 70 csle.
brats tho signing Of . peace paSt b.
tween the various tonss which have
The evening world., 1913-06-09
SHOT DEAD m HER NOME.
stsangsS Opens F1pe 81 OufeaI
woman aaA Gssapss.

BUvFAI-O. n. T.. Juns S.-Afss. Han
nah Miller. atty years old, wife Of
Osorgs Miller OF LAnoasear. q suburb
was shot and killed BY . strange man
IN her homo to-day. The man appeared
at ths house and Immediately opened
ars With . dovbls- barreisd shotgun,
dischar9ins both barrels at close range
The woman fell dsad and the man
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saia Der sdredIids.

@ afbt Dor ntnnheu Dngen feire
on6ere Ttettiuig, Gls iie eiufad ais
,um6glid su beaeidnen, aud penn
fte ernIfbafte @etpdbrsleitte tinoen,
bic fbr Bort uno lire 1eberaeigrns
HoFiir einfeeen. Widn brnuht riht
an 6te @utiber ber Satire 5u aGaSen,
Iii Tefipfeis rditn 1ef5et5 t5ifitsdifen,
ionbern es gibt in Der tdeIihen i'm
aebtfna ie6es benfen6en Dteitfhen
aenua llnbergreifItdes. Die Bipho.
ioaie tpdre rpobI Sie @iiieniHaft, bie
nn @rtorf6uns iplder brtrtfeln 8u'
fomertb1nge am ebeIten berehtigt
irnS perpfIiftet tpdre. Das Wsate-
rial Aaau aber pirS ibu I'M tpeientIi.
den llmfdnse Die 8olferfltnbe 5it
IHefern boben. Riht nur in SrSien
1T Die 9auberet in rGtieIbafter gIlts-
btfoung entipidelt, ionoern cine be.
Ion6ers einidneioen0e Maht iteat iie
aud, IN afrifa bar. Sn ben oIlermei.
iten sSdlIen miro man iih oauit be-
aniiean Siirfen Die 8oriteHuug Ser
9rFrIfaner BON benz 8trten Der @ei.
Iter uub Setii6e einfa6 aIs Gber-
alai4ben gu be3eihnen. Situeilen
dber I6bt ii6 miH6eiteps nidt Ieug-
men, SaB bon biefen 8orteIlrngeu
beitinmte @irflngen ouseeben, Die
non BEN primitioen Deenihen oanu
ieIbfoerltGnoIid ben @eiitern Suse-
ihrieben iuerben. Do bat iest elm
ertgIii6er gennnter IN Siio-gtigerio
naruens Doprea ieine @riGbrirnsen
ilber ben gberaIaijben beim 8olfs.
| itartme Der ssfom oeroffentlidt, Der
| in oieiem @ebiete bdlit. Bei ibuen
| iino bic Menidenopfer nod sebrduh.
lid nn0 bic 3ntberma6t Die iiber
oas 8oIf berrid)t 1T in eine Sormel
perforpert, bic oils Sitiu beseidnet
tuiro. @enn bieier Suiu geeen Ell.
nAl WetHden angerirfen tpir6, 70
Itir6t er o9ne @ua0e. 9ie 3diberei
eeihiebt beiipieIstpeiie Serart, hab
man 5lpei Stode iiber freii5 auf ben
8es Iegt. 6Bu elm faules Gi unO
eineu totem 8oeeI, uno aoau ipiro
Der 0ame oeS Usannes IalIt gennnnt,
ben man beieittgt fpiinIft. @s iiuo
tati1dIid 5abIrei1e Sale befannt
gaporben, in Oeuen iiinee, eorB se-
funbe WaGner itorben, se9en Die Der
Sufu rgerfa6t~ porben mar. aebn.
Iides tpurOe aus alftrdien beriatet.
Gnerbines Iiegt Der 8er6udt uabe,
Sab Der Birfitng oes Suiu nit
etpds @ift na@eeboIfen ptrb, aber
etn 9elpets bdfiir IieB iid nod ME
nsoIs erbrineen.
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Der eSIe SpenOer.

sSn Der n3eit i'm Bib" er5dbIt
y9tpbinion" folgenSes @eifi6then
NeuIif traf id Serrn 8oaurfn
i'm 3uG Sibiifen 2eip5is un0 0tiin.
den. @ir iaben i'm Rouderabteil,
uno Serr @oeurfa Fpra6 6eniaentGB
iiber Oic bobe 9eiteuerrne oes Ia.
batS. ,.llniereins fonn iif's ia nod
Ieiiten", meinte er, nnber mas ioll
Der fIeine 0lann ma6en2 @sNiIt ia
itredIid. ipie man ibm iein 8feif.
tcn pcrteuert. Sd iammIe iett ole
3igarrenIpiteu. Die id abidnei6e,
umO aIle, Die if bon 8efannten Be.
fonlmen fam. 8enn i6 5ebn YfilnS
beiiammeu babe, liefere if fie a6.
teim 9elltfben 9entraIoerein fir ab.
acidnittene 3iearreufpisen. Der
perteilt' iie oIs Raudtabot an mir.
Slae crme WtGnner." Sd meirte,
piel f6nnte ben niiroigen arnen
WGmern on elmer ioIden 9trt
Iou6tobof i6IiebIid ni6t geIeeen
'icin. ~slber, i'd bite Sie." iaste
Serr Bogurfn. Dos lit BOD Elm iebr
gutter. iebr bef0mulider >nnS iaube.
rer 9abof. 8igorrertitinumeI. =
= nun ia. Sas lit ettpas abidelIi.
G,es, = aber Spisen. Die man. Dor.
Der cbsehnitten Bot, oagesen 1T
nihts ou iaeen. SD fam Sybnen MIR
Srinaenb enrpfefden: in1nmeIn sic
&-pitenl Sic tiin Elm gittes @erf
haniit." @eraSe boIte iG mir eine
neue 8iearre beraus. srber mein
SaIdenmeIIer, nit Dem i6 Die spite
dbihneiben tpoIlte. mar Ttltntpf, unS
bic 8iearre iebr troden. Serr $40.
ourta iah mir aufmerffam au. ltnb
Damn ifrie er; ,.Gber sic rtinieren
ia Die quite 8iearre. sic miiiIen Die
Spitc beIeden gang geboris Be.
icdenl"
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Der es@hisiDn.
Esss kez 1sHrhsHs I'm cru bem BstHt Ne
aFssti erfelnieFte.

anIdbIih bes gtiidtrttts Ses Bari.
Eer goIiaeiprGfeften 9epire erirrert
bos ,,sJoatrnoI 0es 9ebots~ Gn on6ers
goItebprdfefte unb poIbetminiIter,
bic beriibntt eeporben Ttnb. Dor aIlem
uber an Sabarp, $er1og BON &oOigo,
ber inter RopoIeon 8olbetuttniiter
mar. Sn bieier @iser1daft bdtte er
In Sortpen- -Soliie, mo- bie Bourbo-
men nm griI Iebten, cine earo aebetne
BoIidei lntereebra1t: bo1eeiteIlte
Rerf6nIihfeiten. bie 81 benz fletnet
Sofftoot bes @5nigs geb6rten, Iie-
ferten sesen quite 9e3abIiutg oIle
Snformationet bte man bon ibueu
berIartgte. ais Saoarp I'M Sabre
1910 nah Der 8eftoiirotion nod
Poris suriidfebrte, Iieb @6nig 2uo-
mtg XVIII. ibn riifen. r!Serr Ser.
ooe-, begann er. -pas foitete eigert-
It'd Die Poliaei, BITE sic IN $drtiDel
unterbieItenS~ = rSlin0erbiDart5ig.
bis buubertfiinfotetoiierS granf,
Moieitdt. = r9us lift ni4t teuey"
bemerfte Der R0nig ironiid, Id
bate es mir tneefdbr oud 70 aus.
aerehnet =. Giner Sbrcr Bertdt'
eritatter mar bod Der Ser,og -b'gla-
mont, nidt tpabr9" = .Das III elm
Stodtsgebeinitis, 6ds i1 rtht preis-
aeben fottn, nenn Cure Waaieit1t es
nt9t aits6riidIib befeblen. ~-~Spre.
den Sie nur often, ba i'd itber bic
fet gaurtt fait i9on ebeniobiel weib
pie Sie." = .Sa Cure Waaieitdt 10
gut ,utterrihtet su iein i4eint, min
id nidt in abrebe iteIen, bob Der
Ser5og b'auulort MIR 5tDetmnl I'M
Deonot ifrieb unS mir oIles, pas
dm Sofe bon Snrtipen porein9,
baorflefn beriGtete. = ~llilb iDic
bel SdbIten Sie tbm fiir bieIer
9tenft9" = .Werut ib rrib r,d.
errutere, 1900 SraIf I'M Sabre -"
- "a, 900 Grnrfl Seben sic, Scrr
&eraog. ipie tpenig usaal ii4 aitt bic
Nseni9en perIaiien damn. Or bot mir
tnuiser gefagt, bab er MIR 10000
Sporf befonne. ltItb pdbrertb go
oarp BET bieier irnerparteteu @ntDiil-
lung etipas blrurnt< <breini9aiite, flbr
Der @5nta fort: naber oieIeids tat
cr es nur, nm mir nidt Santteuen
SabIen on niiiien; bic 8ertdtc, bic
er Sbnen i9idte, bobe na1nii6 i'd
ocIdriebenl" Sanorps @eii6t iab
borum nidt fIiiger aus -.
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9onnerftas, 10. SuIi 1918.
asnia @epra iiber attentats

syn feinenGrinueruneen er56blt Der
SesnaIige frarBoiiite BoIiaeibeourte
RaoIi, Der Sitter Der 4oniee~, bob
&6ntg @eorg, ben iest elm 10 trugt-
foes @eiGid ereiIt bat, iih eines 10
ses an fbm iSber attentate duberte.
Der Ranig Der Sellenen peilte oa'
mails I'm fran36IiIhen 8obeprte atr-
Ees8atns, nit6 9aoIt mar bediftragt,
btnter ben RliIiiien iiber lem Bohl
aH0 @ebe su iuaden. 9a iplroe
benz 9etetttb pl6sIib bie Gufinft
etnes iungen &irndrlen aneefiinoigt,
Der Inn 8er6o9te ItnnS, etnen Weorb-
art5hIae anf oas 2eben 6es 2onigs
@eprgs 81 pIanen- Gin oidteS Slet
bon @eoba6tern norb aIsbaG6 I'M
ben @itndnen ~eesoeen" unb ieoer
fstner Shritte senaii betpo&t. Den-
ao4 eIiidte es ibm zines Cages, Yet.
nen @ddtern tn entrinnen uno tr'
genbspo ntttersitauden. Do mar gu
ter Rut teiter. BaoIt mafJte i6Iieb'
H1 benz &5ntge bon Der gansen vi
fire Wtitteilune unb Bot ibu, uitf Der
Out on Ietn, Ser Rontg b6rte ibu
ritbtg an, sisfte Sanu Die GdieIn unn
{aate IcAelnb 5u PaoIi: -DiHen Sic.
uaeiu 2ieber, i'd bin SataIiit. @enr
fseine Sttnoe gefomntet 1T, tDeroer
ipeber Sie. nod i'd IeIbit mid retter
E5nnen. Sd peroe mir bod ueper
6erartiger 9untubeiten uleinen auf
srtbaIt in 6ieiem ihonen Babeortt
ui9t peroerben IaIienl" ltno oanr
er56bIir er BaoJi bon etItern Gtten'
bote, 6as einige Sabre altbor dlit tbr
beriibt tporoeH uno oem er glfidlit
eittaangen mar. An eirtem ih6ner
gao6ntittuge flibr er init fetner Go4'
ter oiun Sofeu Ybuleron, nie ge'
p6bnIi9, obne irgenbpeI9e estorte
Dbe er 0enn iiberbmtpt Iiebte, als
HItdter 8iir9er iid In ben Stra
ben an deigen iuAb aIles fonigli9t
lSsprdRge sesrses sesi a---e
s7lfdnig meinen aopf tpdbreaS bei
aobrt aur Seite panbte~, 70 er'
babIte 46nia @eops, lob i'd diis
etnem Strabengraben 3tuei Slitten'
Iaufe ouf mid eeridtet. Weit etfteir
Sprung mar i'd oi,f ben 6iiBen imt
iteIlte mid i6iiseno Dor meine God
fer. @Iei65eitie bur63udte es mid
hIitortin. oSpflt 1T GILES QuSl l1ni
niIien Sic, mas i'd tnt2 SD begnlr
Iaut 5u aabIen: Gins 8peil 9rei
Die Sefilnben ifJieueu mir SSabr
hurtoerte. @ernoe ipollte if Bier
ausfpre6en = ib batte meine augei
eei9Ioiien = aIs Die &ligeln mil
Inn Die Obren pfiffen. 49,. Sd mai
aerettet. Die S6itrfen batteu III
8tel berfebIt." Set iener 3ei
uieinte 8onis @eorg, er iei segei
ole Itteritate gefeit.
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etaatsusaHn nHb aaHffler.
Der RsubsHtA Simars Raa=sT ~ kez
VAran Gismard ~ gaR.

Dab 8isrpord un6 gfid5nr6 @aJ.
ner fib uidt nllou freunoltd gegen'
hberftunben, uiub betonrt iein. Ber-
ITonIid begegret FnN iie fid pisber.
| bolt TN 2eben. @isIurd hbo fogar
.iitrr,aI, pie Der 8ismard -&Iblisiit
Soi&trger All beri4ten tpeib, RiGarS
Uoqner su ER9 etn. BoiGfmger er.
Gblt bacon:
,,9ismnrd ertpffmg Ridyur3 Gog.
ner h, neinen SontiIienfretfe NIT
beyIeIben misgGudtm $ofiitte, tpte
pern er etpo Den Wainiiter zines
uenhitnbeten Staates aii begriiben ge-
boot bate. @asner fiibrte Die Siir'
lItin 8isupard 81 Sfh, uub es bate
benMeiiter sauiB nidt iberroidt uitA
| Iibm 6oS Bon5rirgen ieines Gnliegens
erIei4tert, ipenn 8isannrd Rm aud
fuir elm hetn iperttg bon 6er Beapun.
berirng attsgepro&en bdtte, bte 8ag-
ner allerorts n Der iibeHdpDerglid-
fen @eife ai iir6en aetpobtt mar.
@ei1g, non iprad BEL Gid bon pte-
len gIeiGgiItigen So1en. MIR ntht
bon bern, mas @agners Siun betpeg.
te. Oie olpntptihr Riibe 8isnards
I9rttt ban Reiiter Dos 8ort IN Der
Reble db, in6 nnG Sffde mar es 10
pett gefouurpen, 6ab thtrse 8eit 8is-
ntnrd an eiIten ,trsb Bogner an ei'
nan dAberen Glide iaBen, i'm gis.
nbdrd bie Dtdnner, Inn @ogner Die
D0nrer.-
Bof&i1tger bot 6a1ra bieI fpdtsr EN-.
mol @deeenbeit eenouunen, 8isutord
ltber 6tGe 1egeen1ripg nit @ngner aii
befrugen, lr1b @ismard 6itberte fia
IN Der fcieenben @eiie:
SD bdbe ben illitfren @dit nrit
an Der @Lidfi&t enpfaneett. Die ibm
seHbt. nr mar Id itnn NIT feeren
SdIben geeeriiber. 9ie SorDerufrs
bon &inrft itrp6 @iHenf9oft sebort,
mie Sie tuiiien. no9 Der 8eidsoertai.
hung ni6t ui ben @eeerftdn6en no.
natf ii9 bic Ronipetert3 oes Reihes
entredt. as itebt aber afferbings
ni4ts TN @eee, boB aud bierfiir bon
Rei4@peeen @eIoer betpiTligt peroen.
Der @eihstoe fonute intInerbiR aud
fitr Elm alnrfhperf, ipie es bic Ban.
reufber Geltfpiele FHA, etne Siunme
botieren 8u Der 8eit dber. bo 8Gg-
ner cine icl9e SorberuIt9 I'M aiige
bate. paren Die 8erbdltr,ife ni6t bo.
no4 angeton. @s bate erft oer BE.
peis erbuaft iperben niIIerl bab es
ni6t aiid 70 eebe. Glsd peib i'd
ndbrIi6 nidt, 6b Der R6utg BON
8apern ni6t gefituoen bdtte, OabFipir,
penn mir bon Berlin aus @agners
8eitre6unsen foroert. in feline Sns0-
sriinoe einbre6en tpoIIen. GiH Dsd'
cen iitY fir cine GaHe bon 6ieier art
meit f6rDerli6er, Ms Der itnit1nnIihe
gppnrot bon 8lrn6espot uno &eihS.
boe.~
9tih Die Sraeen goidinsers. oh
nidt ans Dem fniferIihen Dispoii.
tionsfortbs etpas fir @o9ners 8erf
b6tte alsaeporfen Der6en fonnen,
meiute gisrnard: Der mare bieriiir
pnidt aiisreidenO eeiueIen; aud mar
Der nlte 9ntier nidts peniaer ais eiu
eingeHeiibter @ognerioner".
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Sing Sing cine SOae.

Ser pon Dem geep Dorfer @ou.
bernea1 Sulder eritonnte Special
foiuHtiFSr George -. 8Iate bat iei-
men 9eridt iiber Die 8lit6noe IN
Sing Sius eritottet uRb erfIdrt, bic
bortigen 8uitdnbe ieien serooe5u IN.
beihreiHli1. Die 3oIterimeen bon
Geia1genen irH UStteIaIter feien sar
ni4ts eeeeu ba8, mos man in Sdna
Stna ou Ieben lur6 Su b6ren befom-
ure. Der auteltbalt IN pielen 3el'
len, mo 6as 9tdt felt aht3ie Sabrer
nieurols bereiitsefonmen lei. iei un-
geiitnb. auberhem lei iiber Oas
qarse Snititut EN- @raftfpftern Der.
breitet, oos mnnher Sefmtseuen arf
RpIten aitSerer au 9ripileeien Der.
heIfe. Der 8eridt eebt in ale @irl-
seIbeiten Elm unS mande oerieIber
tinS Serart, Sab fte iiberbaupt nidt
per6fientIidt per6en tounen.