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house on William street. Time
1880 p. n. Mr.. W. brushes In
with a letter in his hand)--I want
. stenographcr and want one quick.
Where are they? out to lunch,~
I answered. We'll" said he. Il
MUST get this letter on a steamer
that leaves within thirty minutes.
and shall have to get q stenog.
rapher." I had been hired to index
books a. % . week and no one In
the eMcs knew that could do
stsnosraphy. "weii. Mr.. w.
will take the letter" He was very
much surprised and asked: Can
you do stenographic work? Why
didn't you say somethinsT" I took
the letter and Transcribed Il and Il
went on the steamer. One week
later the head stenographGr. and
:. one Of the juniors had . quarrel
f, and the junior stenographer left.
Mr.. W. asked the head Of the. Arm
II I might be stven q trial and I
was put on as a stsDographer. /
made good" and within the course
of two weeks vas given $40. My
nrst raise--S4.
LILLIAN II. ZAHN.
D. No. % Columbia avenue Wood
maven. Il. !. -.
WON PROMOTION ~ KIND.
NESS TO THE OLD. b,
had been working as . clothing
salesman for few weeks, when an
old gentleman entered the store and
asked me whether I had some nice
suits. I immediately brought a chair
FOR him and' excusins myself pro-
ceeded TO look ior the suns .W
soon iouna ono 'na' su "'",.
o"no''.eo Wy me- '"e p. ~,
oee" ~ "a a.. -,,,. NJ
,o-o.,,,, ana noi,teness IN placing a
49,. ~. ,h. o,d ren,j.msn 40 I'm
n,...oa hin, that was called to
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~ the corner Of . dispidstea hous~ near
" the edge o! The city b . snll Ayn which
bsan the worth saws Filed Here
4 nesrsishted huetessr sot down from bis
vDos. went 70 IL fsnos ussr the d., and care
euiy scanned ths vuCis. Then 10 walked bsci
- DIS vsSoe.
~ be ssthasd W III ,!nss and prepared 10
aAW ON IL huckstsr ssss snothss look d The
~ - ths corner and eycisinsl:
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and the little boy!" cried the old lady
heartily. and she gave Mrs Jarr a
mothcrly kiss and Rugged Master
wine.
Gertrude and have been waiting
here for hours" the old lady went on.
but when Gertrude saw the boat COM
Eng she wouldn't stay. but rushed home
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spot tassed ''J' on the dock. All around
them were srestings and kissinss. But
not . soul appeared to greet the Jarrs
except nSghborly Mrs. pusSnbsrry. the
poor old woman who. lived on her SOL
d'er's widow pension IN . tiny ground
floor nat nearby TO the Jarrs
BLESS mel How we'll you're looking.
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Grief and Rem0rse.

Sk U. said the siAss nsssser; ''ysu sn the
~ hsUins. You as suppr~d - suffer
more t.u saytpdy do N shs play.
lou mus put yousssif Into . frsns a nlsd
which rspvsssab sv4se sad ssssons."
u kaov." rspassd In issdins vson. 'Tp
" - nAhs uysslf bassvs In oss Of ths psppas
sho PAD " 70 ~ Ihb way" --wssbirs.es sta,.
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HIT ON PLAN TO CUT FlRM'S
EXREN9ES.

In July. 1912. I was in tho employ
Of q chemical company. My chief
duty was to route the shipments
whHh came to New York and see
that they were reshtppsd by the
proper railroad lines. Previous to
June. 1911. a truckpan was needed
to cart the material (heavy barrels
weighing 80 pounds each) across
Manhattan Island 10 Pier Z. North
River. This. OF course. meant quito
an item o. expense and carriage
charges. However. In June. 1911.
the railroad had established a branch
receiving piW on tho sa,ne dock a.
which the goods arrived. Although
this meant that the knx haul WA
done away with this wae not caliei
TO tho attention Of the concern and
the aasne high carriage charges were
paN. Happening 70 notice this,
called the matter % the attention
Uf the boss and a. result. after
q pretty stormy interview. tho
trscenran was given UP and another
secured, This resulted In . saving
In about three months 81 vver tl6O.
A. q reward I was Informed tho
next week that my wages would
be 81 more . week.
SIDNEY PICKER.
+&S Fifteenth street, Brooklyn.
KNOWLEDGE OF oreNooRA-
PLY WON HER PROMOTION.
Scene: Large insurance brokerage
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two materials, but
they are not neces-
sary. for ono can be
used throughout to
sive very beautiful re-
suits. Everythihg that
can be- drapea, sue
csssfully 10 Appropri-
ate. anA since all
fashionable matAfiais
seem. Tnhde for. tho
purEoss the list 10 a
long. one. In itht H.
lustNtton fstile eohar.
Snsusd 10 combined
with velvet brocaded
wolfe, but II In easy To
think OF many differ
ent materials ..'t.h at
would make up at
tractively In tho same
way. There are won-
derfully beautiful
metal brocades that
are very handsome In
Contrast with .piain
ma tFSiala. and among
. simple fabrics broche
crepes are especially
Wdrthy of mention
and they cOmbineI
A., Attn plain crepes IL
give very beautiful
r"sufs. II liked tAcV
Iorpens over the hips
only can he of oOn-
trASting material,
wht,H the train or
shnxt back matches
lh9 skirt. There are
only two pieces, tho
frcnt and sides beins
G',t IN ono and from
wlH material.
Fbt the medium siso
Hs lf,pg skirt az IL
Illustrated Will require
~ eyds. Of materfaI
~ ~ .ydy. SO. az
- ydr. ~ or 81 In.
Wide for the train and
panels. The width of
the skirt In waikins
length - I yard ana
y Inches at the lower
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Kew Got ~ FIRST
,sssprsfsrasay
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LITTLE CAUSES OF BIG WARS
By Albert Pavson Terhune.

Of oo.Aet
thas
. asethsss
sAaSsuenA Of
wss" VIZ sss. n Asssays svsa,s
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The Days Good Stories

"No wonder the blamed paso. sssds paiatias. -
youngstown TelseYsu,
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GIVE THEM CREDIT FOR SOME 81

1Y1HE EVENING WORLD does believe the uniformed
ployees of the city in favor Of return Of Tamsny
. to power
How can they be?
Are eutsnants the eligible list Of the Police Department
Hsnkerns to pay $4,000 somebody to become capansf
Are roundmsn yearnng give up from $4,000 70 5000 70
become leutenantsf
Do ordinary parmen hsnd from $500 u 900
to become roundsmen?
Does the average the waiting list prefer pay $500
become policeman?
Would patrolmen generally rather "p" somebody ses
800 to be transferred?
Or would and all rather stand by the eligible List with the
right Of free promotion and promotion merita
City employees no. fools. 81
> thin skin % 90 thick
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n
/ THE EVENING WORLD NANTON FASIION
CIV {0URBAU Donald Building 10
3Nsw York. mail
}stamps
shPoRTANTwnts p.lnly snd siw.sv .,.oev
's''s~ $ass wanted Add IN
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WON NOT ONLY A cUero-
MGR BUT 4 RAISE.

Working in . cigar store In Brook
Ism, I noticed gentleman passing
BY every morning with . cigar in
his mouth. I tried to sell him some
cigars, but was not successful. Later
he walked into the store and said:
Il have been buying my cigars from
one dealer for the last seven years.
paying as . hundred for them. and
now he 10 selling me bad cigars. I
VIII buy . boz from you ct the same
price and II satisfactory you can
have my trade" reasoned that
the other dealer was not selling him
bad cigars. but that this man had
lost his taste. probably from smok.
Ing too much. or his stomach be-
ing out Of order. Anyhow told him
TO walt till next morning before buy
ms the box. a. . new lot Of hne
ci9afs would arrive I persuaded
him to touch no cigar until the fol-
lowing morning. 20 az to enjoy the
fine quality Of our now stock.
only wanted him to have q rest. II
was risk. but he came the follow
Ing day and bought a box OF cigars
and remained steady customer
thereafter. =, When the boss heard OF
this ne raised my waSes from Is to
u week.
FRED MAYER.
q as
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RAPERY the hips
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The Captain the vosurno proved himself every Inch OF
4
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A thin skin seems to 60 with thick neck.
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re Concord, II, or Albany NJ ~ how enc law loves 70
nee long -
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When . criminal goes to the State
prison We suppose his alias might he
called mis- pen name.-'roiedo Blade.
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Scene: Large insurance brokerage
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Domestic Dialogues
BY Alma Woodward.

~ rus,.a..d,s q. IN. New To. p~niss wr,u
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YOU NEED NO FREE ICE
OR Gas, MAYOR TELLS
EAST SIDE CHILDREN
Air You Breathe Is as Good as
Coney's-You Want No
Charity, He Says.

The Mayor was In such . delectabls
frame Of mind to-day that he made .
confession to . group Of children Of
Public School No. 1 on the east side
who visited the City Hail with their
teachers to-day. They were touring
the downtown section to view che new
Municipal Building and other places Of
interest The Mayor told the children
that he 10 ''an old grandfather" He
said:
"And now you wind up By coming
In here and seeing an old grandfather
IKE me. II that III an glad you
have come to sss meN,- You are from
the east side, am toaA but you all
lock - healthy and rosy - though you
lived In the country.
Il an going to tell you something
about the east side. Some people think
che air down there y not good. but Il
10 the same air - at Consy Island and
Rockaway-just the same. The air
down there 10 just - good - In any
Other part AZ he city. Did you know
thatf And the people down there are
5ust - healthy and Just - wen dressed
and wsu TED.
GONE fellow wrote . book . few
years ago and said half Of you went 10
school every morning without breakfast
Dtd you ever hear such thinsf Some
people think you are . lot Of paupsrs
down there; thsy want 70 give you FREE
ice and free gas and don't know what
But all Of you want to earn your own
living and pay your own btns. and that
10 Just what your fathers and mothers
are doing for you and they don't want
anybody to give you free Ice. They
are willing to buy II themsslvea."
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bors say look younger now than l did
fifteen years sgo."-Mrs. Sarah R.
Whatlsy. Athena Texsa B. p. D.
No. .. Boz %.
We know u no other medicine which
hes bsen 90 successful In relieving the
suffering q women. o. received % many
genuine testimonials, - has Lydia &.
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every community you vii
find women who have been restored to
health by this famous medicine. Almost
every woman you meet knows Of the
great good Il has been doing among
suffering women for the past 30 years.
In the Pinkham Laboratory ct Lynn.
Mass. are files containing hundreds Of
Thousands Of letters from women seek
ing health. in which many openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health BY taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
many Of them state that Il has saved
them from urgical operations.
II you want special advice write 60
Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co. ICON
fiden eisl) Lynn. Mass. Your letter will
be opened. read and answered by .
woman and held In strict confidence.
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FIRePRoof CONCRETE FLOOR
SAVES 12.ST0RY BUILDING.
Blaze Shoulders for Hours, but Is
Confined to One
Floor.

The advantage Of real nreproofing In
Q building was demonstrated at J
O'Clock this morning when fireman were
called to put out Q blaze on the siev'
enth floor Of No. II and 10 West Seven
teenth street. . twelve story structure.
The eleventh floor II occupied BY the
Kamy Cloak Company. manufacturers
Of misses cioaks and suits. Sometime
after the place was closed last evening
Q fire started In the Workshop. All
night II nnouldered and burned. destroy.
Ing much OF the stock. but no one knew
anything about II because the flooring
10 incased In concrete. even the els-
vator doors are hreproof. and the DANES
could not escape from the one moor.
At 8 o'clock this morning the slsva-
tor operator was taking . foreman to
the foor above when they felt heat -
the car passed the eleventh door. The
foreman kicked In the nreproof wire
and glass panel and flames shot out
Capt. Hanley Of Engine Company No.
II. Just around the corner. happened to
b passing. In Q few minutes nremsn
had stopped the flames. The damage to
stock 10 about 5000.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE IN DUEL.

sELrNs GROVE. Pa. Jsns sA-Tsn
shots were Ared IN . due bstwssn ".
and Mrs. John Raup near Northumbsr-
land yesterday. Raup. . railway IRE.
man. returned homo Unexpectedly and
found his wife and several other women
In company with i've married men.
He quietly entered the house. got Q
repeating shotgun and opened Are on the
visitors. His wife returned IRE With
two rsvolvsrs, and one q The men Vic.
itors struck HIM With . chair. RAup
her companions fed. Police found Raup
suffering from two bullet wounds In the
abdomen.
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standing. ] wrote
70 you ios advice
and took Lydia e.
Pinkham's vegeta-
bic Compound, and
some other things
that you sugges-
ted. ] must confess
that I am much bet
ter in every way and
have been relieved
Of some a the worst
troubles. Ny neigh.
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Kaights Templas Adjourn.
ALBANY. N. T.. June D.-Aftsr oficers
had been installed by Past Grand Com.
mandsr Charles H. Armatags Of this
city. the annual eonciavs Of the Grand
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4GMNafkSc7,I

" Oeuiists' Opticians
Asv Gsasssy - 1Sss~ssa
Good eyecight IL
worth more than the
most expensive glass
e., therefore price
should never be the
first consideration
when ones eyesight
10 at stake.
Eyes Examined Without Charge
b. Registered Eye Physicians.
Perfect Fitting Glasses. Sx.5V to ola.
~ Broadway. Aston House.
10 Sixth Ave-. 18th s.. $50 Sixth Ave, I'd s
|0l Nassau. Ann St. Invest 41d-New Yosi
40 Fulton S.. Ca. Bend s.. Broeklyn
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High Grade Laundry SUPPLIES

msds: eontainhg
large cakes soap that would sell elsewhere 500 box: a p
orthis sale Nxs 10 cakes. q
M.s .R.d s" N.,.h S.,Equ.l any re napha ae
the market: full weight 100 cakes el 70 caIes q
the hlg pced landey
6O6 hull weight Mays
$40; this sale. 1 30b boxes full weight cakes Mays usual p
N.79: special q ~
Msys WnSahg GaN; poclpd
equal quality sold slss~sn q loc; May pra this a
1ea oG|sl
s,s, s.h 49, Dr. en- sanls thsss has holis =
ammonia, regular aoe en-; spseal ~ &kat A U x
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Gr bprdte plobli9 auf. Stauner
matte iif auf ieinem @eii9t unb ipeiter
binaus trdt er auf ben 8altoa unb blidtc
biniiber in ben Ra9barsarten. Sort fab
auf ben 9r~eppenftufen, bic gu einer
8eranba fibrten, elm junges Weib nnb
lang, umglibt bon ben Strublen Der ms
t~ersebenoen Come, elm beutIdes 2ieb,
ein Seimatblieb, Elm 9eimtpeblieb, unb
es Hang erereifenb in bes Mannes Sbren:
Gel segriibt in ipeiter Jerne. tbeuere
9eimat6, lei sssriibt -.
2auI6enb itanb er unb reste iid nidt,
I'm bic Sdngerin nidt gu pertreiben.
Gold elm isbnfidtiser ausbrud lag
iiber BEN iunseE 9eii4t unb Sitternb
tlangen aulsbt bic Zone aus: 9beuere
Seimatb, lei segriibt.
Das mar Elm Meierl, oas glsi9 ibm an
SeimatbIebniuGt frantic. bas fern Der
Seimatb in sinem fremoen 2anbe leben
mubte unb bas nun eiuiam bier fab urb
elm SeimatbIieb fang. Mer ie tpo6l Tetn
modte, pie LANCE fe fdon bier psiltea
Dos iunge Weib ftanb duf, blidte mad,
Der Mbenblonns, bic fern am !5orisont IN
@Iutben ME Elm feuriger Ban bling unh
Idritt bann langfam, 5Igernb ndh Der
Nerunba binaiif unb nod einmal fang
lire Gtimme: in fpsiier 6srne lei ees
erilbt. Damn psriGssunD Ts i'm Snusrn
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lieb. 0a bate er bas @6reiben uufges
sebsn, bate seidpieeen. Wo3u aud
idrsibsn! Sie batten ipobl 2lnsIt, CT
noble fe in @nipru9 nsbmen. 0ariiber
ionnten fie rubis iein, baSu mar er bod
81 itol3. Selbit fpp[te er ii9 ales pers
banten, mas sr erreiGte, Niemonb gu
9ant uerpflidtet iein dls nur ieiner eiess
men 8raft, ieinen Gabigteiten, ieinem
Wilen. Gs ipdr ieiner sdben Gnereie
aud eelunsen. fid burbdurinsen unb
sinen plat gu e%ridmpfen, auf ben er itul3
fem tpnnte.
60 iiunenb itanb an einem Sorntas
Nadmittae pbiIipp Serlan auf benz Bal
ion f,iner Wobnuns, bic er in einem
2anbbauie inne bate unb fab binaus in's
lpeite 9aKb unb pieber tamen bic ges
banten an bic Seimatb iiber ibn unb bas
SeimatbIsbnen reste iia iibermd4tis utb
lieb i'm nift mebr los. Wann, o mann
ipiirbe Ct bic Seimdtb pieber fsben, mann
piirbe er bic Stdtten auffu1sn fHruen,
bic fsin SUB befdritten bate in ldnsits
pe~rsansenen 3aeen. go mar bic 3eit,
ais er ben Bureipes sing. i'm 5lub gee
bdbst battle. ala fein 9er5 gefdipeIlt mar
Dor Sugsnbluit unb Grsube. Worbei oles.
%psrsanssn, beriunten. babir. poriibsr!
limb niemanb mar mebr In Der 6eimutb,
Der ihm ein Iieb @sbsnten tpibmets ,...
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Dutrd pori6tises 1lmfrdsen brd9te er
in grfabrung, DoB bic iunse Srau bes
neuen 8eIibers Der unitpBenosn @ila cine
Deutl6e ais Graieberin fir ibre beiben
Rinoer bon elmer beuti9en 4sentur anses
porben batte, neil fie ielbit cine Oeuti9s
@~merifanerin mar unb in Deutl9lanb i'm
geniipnat gepeien &ur3 entidloHen
Tu6te Serlan bic 8stanutiGaft bes Nads
barn gu MAIDEN, linb es seIang ibm, Gins
LAB in Iein Saus gu erbaltsn. Der beut19e
sSngenieur Itarb in gutem 4nieben, aber
es mar aud befunnt, bob er benz 9eIeas
f9aftsleben abbolo unb eine Dirt ginIiebIer
lei. Der Ra9bur ma6te i'm nit Ieiner
9dttin betannt unb 10 ergab es iih fat
bon ielbit, baB er uud bic Graisberin
Glsbetb SdrDber fennen iernte. gls Tie
einmal suiammen auf Der @eranbd tans
ben, faete er ibr. bab er iie babe finsen
boren, Elm 9simatblieo uab bab er ses
Iaufat babe. Sbretmesen lei ct nit ben
Ha9barn in 0ertebr getreten. ibrstipesen
-. unb bab CT 10 ALIEN urb einiam Eel
i'm fremben Qanbe, ben tofetten Urallen
fern bleiben tpple. Or bente INNER an
Elm Iiebes Meib, bas ibm ansebGre lnb
bic Seine iei unb bleibe in Slid nnb
0eib. limb folde 9eimatbiebniudt babe
er gefiihlt INNER, ftets - unb ie babe
Elm 1eimatplisS ssiuuasn, fem 0er5 babe
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berIdpdnb pie Elm 5ilbernes 8anb. 8
tpie i90n, tpis annutbie. bic Trimmings
poa mar Der Bid pon Der 9erebobe,
penn Der abeubionnenidsin uuf ben
Dd9en lag iiaO aaes fpie nit goIb iibers
fbiittete. ales.... alles, mas sinit ees
ipeIsn unb nun IGueit persanseR mar, ses
mann Geltdlt unb 5eiete fid in isinen 9es
bonten. als er eef6iebsn mar bon 0as
terbaus unb Seimatb, I'm in Der Gerue
bos Slid Ii9 bienitbdr gu MAIDEN. bate
sr ale GebniuGt unb bas 9eimtpeb abs
f9iitteln. n%itbsrSipineen pollen, uber beis
bes mar mGdtiser dls Iein Wiuen unb
fam INNER pie6er unb bann ssI9ab es
pobI, bab sbrdnen feline SI!dt triibten
uno beimlia fiibIte er bic Seimutbiebns
Iudt in la, bic nit mudt Jpn bebrdnste.
Mann Is ippbl iein ipiirbe, bab er bic
Static Der ainobeit pieberiab! Weit mar
er fort uno iaiper fdien Elm Nisoerieben
mDelid. Gr mar aacb idon 70 ldnee
auBsr jebsr 8s3iebune nit itinsn anses
bSrieen, bic Gltsrn fDoren tpbi, unb penn
er getommen mare. 70 bate CT ipobl ibre
@rGber aufIuden fDnnsu, absr lie ielbft
fparen ibm satriidt. Die @e5dpiIer bats
ten nur ipdrlid auf feline grieie seant.
ipprtet, bic sr i'm anfang, ais II Sic neue
wett betrsteu battle uub s3 ibn nod redt
miibielis gsgansen mar, an IL gelansen
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bes 9aufes.
Der Snsenieur uber fiibIte f6 in iei-
mem ,Snnern ieltidm erregt bur3 bas Set
matblieb unb er tonnte lanae lanae
ni1t CUR au9e tommen, fi3 felbft tpisber
finben. Wie Elm Stub aus fernen Suaeu
mar es s~etpeien. pie Elm @rub aus Der
9simdtb unb 70 innig Bate Ie es qes
Iunsen, fat anbddtig unb i6m mar 70
eigen au Mtltbe, lang p~eriiegte QueeGlen
gebeimer Miinide regten fi9 uno bas
2ieb, Der Slang Der Stimme, bic "a qes
Iuneen bate, bebte peiter in Ieinem S6r.
Simmer pieber fang es an unb erfiiGte
feline Slime. gDelb' elm liebli6es @eiiht
bate lie unb bas !Sadr batte aeelGnst i'm
MbenbT9ein tpie nit Sob iiberidiittst, 10
Idlant unb feinsesliebert ipar bic @eItalt.
10 Sort unb Idmiegfom. Den aroben.
itattliden Mann iibertam cine i~punniae
@rregung.
Bun, er ipiirbe f1on erfobreu, ipsr fe
mar, bic er nod ME beadtet, Elm 2anbss
mann bate bda Re1t, Ii9 al s~rtunbioen.
aus wel9er Stabt iie mar. unb iporura lie
10 ipeit fortseScsen mar bon babeim, 10
fern ppn Der Ssimatb. ltnb sr idb unb
lam, bahte p~erganeener 3eitsn unb
fumtnte bas Seimatblieb Dor fid Bin, bog
fsbnliidtige 2ieb. bas benz ~orGnaenben
9eimpeb Musorud psrlieb.
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,6bfurr Atimatb, (ti seeriBt'.
elise bon anuette Gleif.

Gs mar fdOn 10 ldnge fer, bab ,r fern
Der .aeimatb mar. Sn benz fremben qan6e
bate er anssnebme Steuung urb eIdns
5enhe Be5abIune. 4ber monbmdl reote
FH heimIid in inn elm Seimatbiebnsn,
ltife fdfpang ii fh auf in Ieinen Sim
men. fIopfte 5ari an iein !oerS unb Dor
isinsm g%tiitissn gluse eritanoen bic 8iloer
btr Rinbbeit. bsr Sueeub, bas Glternbaus
nit feiaem GIisbsrbaum, ben 2inbsn.
bdnruen I'm @arisn, unb Der gyluk. an
beHen llfsrn u seipisli. trus slibernb
ifine Welen babpn, bic rduIbenD an Der
Bride fih bra4en. Gr b5rie Der beIoras
ter Wutttr Gtimne, bDrte ie rufsn naf
ben Rfnbsrn. ipsnn Der abenb Tam. Gsin
eefa IduIdit ben cauten! Die Burg
ritne fab Il, Spilden beren gebortsnen
Wlduern II nit ben Briioern unb Names
rabtn oIIsrlsi iibsrmiitbige GpisIe oes
iritbtn buttt, binuutsr blidie er BON liner
e8ff ouf bas aIterseraue GtGbilein, bas
trnuIid url ben BERG sruppirts, nit
ltineu ipinstljsn Gluifsn. feinsn @isbels
uub Decentralization, fob bic linbsaaIfs
bls tlsxa Jlub binfihrte, Der in Osr Gtrns
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aurl bon preuBsn unb FEB tie bon 1884
db neu berItelsn. SIR eriter Grbausr
mar Der gr3bii9of Wiaigis bon Muin3,
Der gu Qnfang bes elften Subr9unOsrts
lebte. aber ipdter tpuroe fie, glei9 oer
5dltenburg, Elm Rduberneit. unb &Onig
RuboIf BON Salisbury feb tie seritOren.
Reu eritunb iie aus ibrsm G4utt, big
ipdtere 3eiten fs tpiebcr 5eritDrten. DAB
bic Burg Sooned aud in unierer 3eit IN
neuer pra6t bsrseitsat purbe, perountt
ie Der prdhtigen 4usii4t, bic fe barbisz
tst. nSesartig erideint bon ben 3innen
Der Burg aus in ru9iser Maieitdt Der
Spiegel bes Stromes, CRIME Snieln ipies
seln fi6 in ieinem Bette. unb bic iippigen
8eingeldnbe BON 2ord unb 9redtingss
bauIen fdeirsn iid ouf ben Strommaus
ern fortieben gu polleu. Bilb Itarren
iiber ben Weinbergsu, bic re9ts ben eblsn
gobentboler ~lisferu, bic 5eIStlippen ems
por; Elm 9erspfub bura8iebt bic %finiere
@9ludt Der Burg gu Giiben; er fii9rt
duf bes Soonipaloes pilbret6e 9oben, no
Der Cher nod ben 8obsn dufpiihlt unb
Der Siri9 nit ben sepaltigen Stangen
ben 8u9enpalb burdditet".
Mit Der Burg Sooned 1T bic Sage
bonn rblinoen Stuben" bertniipft, bic osr
absinoi9tsr Wolfguns Miiaer gu einem
aisb bsrdrbeitet BAT:
SEED ruset Scpned oben; brin ae9t Elm
Rittertrets,
sic %trinten, iiugen, tOhen, tie prabIsn mir
unb hsib:
Wer pobl beim Steden, S6lagen, beim
Reitsn i'm Surnei,
Wsr pobI uls S9iis bsim Sossn Der
bette Bitter fei.