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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

lpsieerung ben Streit pernrIoht bat.
ohne Wtiteres bsipilligen, nm 81 ptrs
bitten. bdb ibre llngerehtigteit iibtr.
5sugeno ndhgepieien tperbe. Gbenic
piiroen bic Mrbsiter sine llnteriuhung
ibeuen. lpenn fie benz Rahpeis ibrer
llnsershtisteit dusseisBt tpiirben. Uiir
bic 2ebtsren fommt nod in gstrdht,
ba bfie bdufie nitbt tpiiTsn, parum iie
itreiteu ober iiber bic Streituriohtn
i'm llntloren sebaIten rpsrosn. 3umsiit
psrtrausn Tie benz urthsil ihrer Sub
rer, bic, ipis nohpeisIih lit. niht inns
mer bon ehrlihen Wtotipen beeinflubt
psrben ober bic hGufis Strsits ptrons
italten. nift neil lie auf gerehien
Sorosrunesn berubsn, iDnoern tpeil lie
cine momentone 3tpan8slase Des Nrs
beitgebers ausnubsn tpoIlsn. Tim ben
Nrbeitsrn NIT etnem erfolgr.ihen
Strett 3u imponiren. Gs III alfo ere
iidtlit, oab Der staat bios nit bem
moraliihen Wittsf Der Tsititellune bes
pabrsn gbatbeitcnb:s pisI bd3u bsitras
gen tann, Str.its gu oerhiitsn. Dems
mad iplIten audi ptraItsts Anftduuns
asn iibsr Die @renssn Der Staaisaepoli
Der anpenouna btsies Usittels nidi
binoerlih i'm Weat itsRn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

RooiepeIt lit in Sen gter
gorfer Streifs in Ser 5roue1l.8eflel'
0ungs- 9raffe nit etner 5Soroeruna
herporgetrctcn, Die rngetheiIten @ei'
iaQ oeroient, oen aud, Die Dfotioi'
runq ieines Stonopunfts Oeroient,
Gr peiIt oarauf bin, ipas lei0er auf
Sic gefleiounQSs Suouitrie in Der gam
6eu @eIt 5utrifft, oaB Die lrbeIterln'
nen in oieIer 8runt,e Elm StlapcnIe,
ben fiibren. Sie mlliien fiir 2ohne
orbeiteu, bel peIf)en tie lnnoglih ibr
gusfomulet finoeu f0nnen uno 9aju
peroen lie nod hurd iiberntdBlge
9lrbeitsinlnoeu pbpiiih 3errilttet, bon
Der IittIifer 3erItorlng, DIE unter
iolhen llnitdnoeu nitt au$blaiben
fam. gan5 3u ifyDetaen. 9ta6 eiucr
9InIidyt pilroen iolt)e 8erbaItntiie
niht obtpalter, uenn Die 2lrbeitgeber
niht oas Goalitionss sReht oerDelJer'
ten uno 0ie gtiht- ltnioniiirrnq ihrer
merfit1tten OILS Sauptbeoingung Fir
ieoe 8eritQroigung nit ibren gtrbets
tern ouiiteQten. Der 8runo lteat auf
Der Sano. Sobal0 Die @ertitattea
lniouiiirt peroen. u1iiiieu geniiaenoe
2obne be5obIt peroen uno oos iii ge.
uau 0as, mas Die Arbeitgeber oerOeis
germ poQeu. Sic iiberieber aber. iUie
iie iih nit thren Gigennus felber
itaoen. Gaourf, baB Der 3nn8
iIir oIe 2rbeitgeber iebIt, gIeite
26hne 5u be3oblen, oeriu6eu lie tins
onoer ourh 9eraboriiden Der &ohne
Die almoihaft ab3ulogen. IIeier
lptI0e &oufurren3tanpf piiroe 1uFa0s
rem. iobQlo Die @erfltatten unionliirt
Iino.
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SO oerporren Die galtaH.
frage aud augeni6einIia eri6eint,
itno bod bic Ri6tIinisn, bic elmer tIas
ren QufFafung oieusn, unDerteHnbar.
Die Iurtei 1T ourh bic leste RspoIus
tton ni6t itarter, fonoern I6pGter gss
poroen, ba iie tunsre Wirrsn beroors
geruTsn bat, bic eine dubsrite aruFts
PROBE CUR lleberpinbung Des 5einoeg
nitt geitatten, tpenn bas Iber6uupt
moglih pGre. Gdb bic 9eguer iid in
beionoers 8unitt9er gerfaFung befGns
ben, lGBt lid niht behaupten, a6er iis
itnD auf jeben 5ou itartsr, als Die
Siirten. Nber in bisisr QngsLegen6sit
erfhetnen bic triegfiibrenben WG6t.
nebenTddIit. Die 5auptIute iii. o6
bic @roBmd4ts frisDIih 3ufammsns
bdlten tperosn. oarit aus oem galtans
friege nt6t elm unenolih ihlimmsrer
turopdIfher Grieg erpahis. stn bi.ier
6inii6t fiHb afle 4n3sihen i'm bDaiten
Wabe berubigenb. Wenn aud s.its
fpeilig Elm Jeili6en uno 6unbsln be-
trsffs Der JrieosnSbs0inqun tpeld.
Der Sartei uuferIeqt lpsroen fpgen,
pqRrnebmbar lit, ldBt fia bod anb..
rerieits oeuttid srTs6sn, oob ale
GroBmG6ts ohre Qusnabme Don benz
Gsourten erfiiIt iino, Iid nitt in eis
men arieg binstH 3iebsr su laIIsn.
5batId6lih ton3entrirt iiA Der 2tbs
fhiub bss Jriepens bios nod auF ben
einen purtt, Oh Qorianop.l Der 5iirt.i
perblsiben Ooer gulgurisn ib.rli.fert
tperpen foG. gs III tdum oent6ar, bab
bic gerbiinoetsn tpsgsn elmer fold per
tdltnibmdbig geringfiigiaen Sad.
tpieber gu ben Daffen grsifen nerben.
Sollte ss a6sr bod gsTdsben, 10 nirb
oas an Der 6duDt'ate nihts Gnbsrn,
baR Der europdfhe 5rieben erbalten
bleibt.
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Rid lInreht I bat Der engliIhe
Wiiniiter Sarcourt, psnn er fust. bob
bic sSrausnsSt Stimmrehtlsrinnen ourh
ibr getpattIdmes 9erbalten ben ihers
seueenolten gstpsis geliefert bGttsn,
ME tpenis Ite Iin fur Die Ausiibung
politiiher Ma6t eignen. Sic feien
nod unenoItch qepalttbdtiger, ais Die
Mduner, Tie piirpen, Iatt bic offents
lihe Hubs unb Sronun9 gu itusen,
bieie oefdbrben. Der MtniIter ipeiit
bamit auf einen 4untt bin, Der btss
lang nod gar niht in getra6t ge8oz
gen norben lit unb oas 1T pas Sems
permanent. Sur6 Rdturanlage limb bic
Mdnner ruhiger uno seouIoiger, uIs
bic 5rauen, Die offentunoig beoeus
tenn temperamentpolIer unp ungebul'
bioer iino. r0a fperoen Weiber 5u
SpGnen uno treiben nit gntIeben
S6ers" lit nibt bIos Elm 0ihterport,
1onbern berubt aud auf prattiiher
Grfabrung. Die 5rauenreAtlerinnen
MAIDEN ibre groBe Sbuttraft fir fih
eeltenb uno hob tie ben 5ortiaritt
fhnelIer F0roern, dIs bic itumpIiinris
qen WGnner. Qlber bas bistst untsr
ben issiqsn 9erbGltniFsr gang beions
bsren 8runb, Die 5rauen bonn Sttmma
re6t uus3ui6IieBen, oenn es miro jest
fhpn unter Der Regieruna Der Vtdnnsr
su pisl nit Ddmpf gearbeitet. Denn
bie 7sruuen nod ertra einbet5sn. oann
lit bic GrIhiitterung uno Grploiton
oller beits9snbsn Ginrihtung.u unauss
blsibIih.
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Die iaatsrehtlihe Stelluna be,
Gtreifs.

Gie nerid)ieoelien groBen Streifs
IN 9epip Dorf baben ben @eoanfen
RGbe gelegt, oaB ettpas 9eiheben
iollte. I'm 6ieIen Storlngen Der sSn.
buItrle uno 6es Solioels. bic nit qros
fen ftnan5ieaen 8erlniten nerfnilpft
limb. sin Gnbe gu MAIDEN. Das oseies
nste Mitiel iit nidt eefunben fporcen
unb 3par aus bemielben 0runoe, Der
bislans ale fraberen @eriu4e sur 20-
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Sis ant mnS gns.

1anie fins 3insmer trcsrno. no bic
Widte mil ihrem gseffen nierbdnoia
aiaoier ipieltl: ..ssntiirli6. ipenfl
mon 10 nnbe suinmmrnriidt. mu.
man u oiiseiunnoertorrea-I~
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Cislr bos .Gine.nralier BoI,sbIait'.) J
SerIiner Ylauoerei.

Suosrmann's Ropi!dt Der quite
Rui." - gritauifIbruns i'm Deuis
iden SfouipieIhaus - Gin slb.
itet)er uah Meimar. 1850 Die Opern.
premiere ,SanuaI" bon pierre
mauriee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19

(TO be Continued TomoToNtl
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19

Very wel-only please hurry" begged
the girl. struggling pitifully TO play out
her role. What do you want to know"
He stood over and looked long into her
downcast face.
"The TRUTH he declared. in a low
voice
The girl pressed her handkerchief to her
lips and her eyes stared wildly past him
oh" she gasped. 81 can't stand any
more of this! Ask me what you like-or
let me go!'
y amt to know" he faltered
for a moment.
About the money, perhaps" suggested
Mr.. Andrew swiftly.
at was for linn" cried the girl. in
stantly. as if she feared she might not
have strength to say IT,
"Jim?" her husband repeated vaguely,
his eyes never leaving her face.
Yes, Creegan," she cried. desperately.
"Oh, you've been good enough to me in
your way-but your ways not my way,
and-and-now it's over"
You're making it very easy for me to
let you go he said steadily. do YOU
know that
Aud why not" She cried. Haven't
you heard what Mr.. Andrews been say
ing -aud-now I'm off"
She turned. literally 10 flee
Yes. the game is over" said Mr. An
drew, quietly But her husband stopped
her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19
THE, MASTER MIND

Il see" he said. gravely, but there was
a curious CLEAN in his eyes that caused
Mr.. Andrew to watch him closely. 'WheT
do YOU wish to go?'
'Now-at once" she murmured, brok-
emily, avoiding his eyes.
81 see," he said again. But you've
overlooked one important fact"
You We Overlooked Our Love"
Have r. Her voice was barely audi
BILE
Yes | dare say it's a matter of nc
moment to any one but me, but the I'M
fortunate truth is that you've made me
love you"
oh" cboked Lucene and buried her
face in her hands.
You had forgotten that?" he sug-
gested quietly.
Mono
oh. hadn't YOU"
NO, no! But"-she choked again and
stammered miserably- don't you see
that was ala part Of the game"
"Oh. yes. to be real a part of the
game" he repeated slowly. And that
that is all?'
Yes" was the faint reply. That's all
goodbye"
She half held out her arms 10 him in a
gesture Of utter despair and Mr.. Andrew
impatiently sgnaIed her to 90. She
turned to obey. but her husband held her
hand
Just moment ne said. with quiet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19
Story of Love and Adventure That Shows How a
Man Higher Up Carried Out His Plans for Revenge

frmness Marshall" he called bring
Creegan In here"
Creegan is brought IN and Wainwright
tells Lucene she can go with him. When
put to the test she finds she can not con-
tinue to play her part and Creegan goes
away alone.
"Oh, Courtland,'' Lucene sobbed. cling
ing to her husband after Creegan had left
the room. Il must tell you,'
Not now, dear" he said gently, and
added with a grim look at Mr.. Andrew.
wait until we have dismissed the gen
tleman"
Mr.. Andrews lips curled slightly. THE
gentleman is not so easily dismissed"
Mr.. Wainwright placed his wife in a
chair and made ready for the final con-
fict, sure of mis- triumph
What do you mean" he demanded
scornfully.
What has passed is merely an Incl
dent" was the indifferent reply. 'Now
we come to the real issue"
The real ISSUE" according to Mr.. An
drew, was the forced withdrawal Of Vain
wright from his race for the governorship
Andrew threatens TO expose the records
of his wife's relatives" If he does not
quit politics.
Lucene tells all the game they have
played on him and Andrew gives the rec
ords of Lucene's relatives
Your brother-in-law," Andrew said
softly. is William Slocum, alias DiS-
moud Willie
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19

Your mother in-law IS Milwaukee Ss-
die, an eX-shoplifter, now resting under
indictment in Chicago in connection with
the white slave traffic.
And your father-in-law is Henry Nor
gan, alias Black Hank, a craftsman want
ed in three cities And now-your wife,
Mr.. Wainwright set his teeth. and his
fists clenched unconsciously.
"Weu?"
Maggie Flint" said Mr. Andrew with
maddening gentleness THAT is her name
convicted of theft-yes a first offender
freed by my influence under a suspended
sentence. The record is there
, Lucene raised a haggard face
But I was innocent She said. in a
toneless voice. She was apparently past
emotion. You know-you know I was"
Yes, that's true" conceded Mr. An
drew, gravely
How can you know that?" asked the
husband. almost mechanically. while his
mind strove for a foothold, for a wea-
pom to protect himself.
For my purpose" explained Mr. An
drew apologetically, 1t was necessary for
her to have a criminal record. and l ar
ranged to give her one
"Oh, Mr.. Andrew" gasped the girl.
in Mortified whisper staring at him as
at stranger
You didn't know that" Her husband
turned TO her swiftly.
Mono"
When he addressed himself to his op-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19

! Wen not bubble over terms re-
torted Mr.. Andrew. 1T may seem odd to
you-but I loved him. He was only a
boy-a boy whose heart was broken. He
was the only loved creature that life had
left me. When he died a shameful death
I suffered" He broke. Off abruptly, and
it was some moments before he could
control his emotion. When he went on,
the black hate and lust of vengeance was
betrayed in his voice and face.
az sworn to make you suffer as / had
done. So much is clear?'
Quite" nodded Mr.. Wainwright.
Andrew then tells him how he discov-
cred the woman Wainwright was inter
ested in, had her educated. and as the
climax Of his scheme had her marry
him. He taunts Wainwright that she
is about to leave him for Creegan, an
old friend of hers and her first love
The former district attorney loses his
temper. but as Andrews triumph seems
about complete, he regains his poise and
refuses to believe such a thing is possible.
Andrew tells him TO leave it to Lucene.
Wainwright calls her in and she, thinking
il best for her husbands peace says that
it is all true,
He Wanted the Truth.
Mr. wainwrights haggard face sudden
ly flushed red.
No he cried violently. a. the girl
made $ if to 60. There are some things
that YOU must tell nal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19

ponent he was calm again and seemed
to have gained a new strength.
"Then-what is your purpose?" he in
quired.
Mr.. Andrews face suddenly underwent
a hard change
During your early career, Mr. VAIN
wright" he said sternly, you exhausted
every means to further your political am
billions Many times it meant misfortune
for others For my brother it meant
death. And now in the very moment of
your success 1 am going to take away
from you that for which you sacrificed
him"
You mean?" said Mr.. Wainwright, in
.credulously.
Your public career"
The other laughed unaffectedly Non
sense he exclaimed.
Tomorrow will witness your retire
ment from public life forever" declared
Mr.. Andrew, in the voice of one pro-
nouncing sentence.
You're positively crazy!" retorted the
lawyer
Forever repeated his opponent
Come, come. Mr.. Wainwright" he
added. with impatient scorn. when this
little story is published abroad, do you
suppose the people of this state win have
you-you, dupe and laughing stock
for their governor" He laughed a short
grating laugh.
(To be Continued TomoToSsLl
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19
Authorized Novelization of "The
'aster Mind" Now Playing at
The Harris Theater,
New York;
upright, 1913. by The New York Even
ing Journal Publishing Company.
By J. w. M'CoNAUGHY.
IODAY,S INSTALLMENT.
Us Boys


Lrlumph!" echoed Mr. Wainwright,
moved. Then you think you have
riumphed?"
Without a doubt replied Mr. Andrew.
ecidedly.
Indeed"
Yes, Mr.. Wainwright" His voice
ut Died slightly, but not with weakness
inns night you are in my power-with
,gt reserve"'
.. ID that case. suppose you give me
7 DETAILS? suggested the lawyer. as
u4 as # consulting with a client.
.r. WIN pleasure" agreed Mr. Andrew.
every human action there is mo-
we Mr. Wainwright" he went on. after
snort pause. Mine was the death Of
~. brother al your hands
Il, lae hands Of the law. interposed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-19
By Tom Mcnamara

SKINNY SHAN6RS
Go06C4 DEPARTMENT
49,. SnUnes IN
EXPIRE SsloN
NO. 2
AAA SURPRISE
TET the WORDS wAAT
~ GOES WITH ms IS
GEE Whl1!
ETA Estes, or CHICAGO,
SAYS THAT AS SOON AS We
Stop PLAYING A PIANO TIC
TUNE GOES TO WHERE Our
SHADOW GOES WAEN We
Oct INTO A DARK ROOM q 1
Weu, WHERE IS TAAI, Auaa
g. e.
lnaosp 10 ge0Iddy2
WAAT KIND OF eeus MOVE,
But NEVER RING { . DDMe
BELLS. IL Oct EVERYBODY
GUESSED That ONE!
H00e0 e.: t5ee.dAY1
YIN. WALLACE
STAPlETON - Us. 4.
HoW can ToO MAKE A
NAN SHORTER :!
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unferen f4Dne @erein auftomme Is.
Denn i4 10 bripper na9oente,
mas Der Deoespeiler for e Sobt Is,
bann fin t4 BON mid ietbit ef9emt,
bab ia lin INNER nod 70 petroneiie.
Gs is ia gang f90n I'm gut. bab er
for iei gibneB aus9ude oubt, atptpsr
ben Meoespeiler fein S6eunt lit bod
nod lang nit bds Mlebn Ding fpr
uni srn Gtngperein. 3ueri9t fommt
bod Ole pflege bes @eianss lin Ser
&unfdt in S9enerrell I'M bann
fommt erf9t Die gfIsge bon unfere
Orobt, ipo ia aud tein Stieftino Is
I'M mdndmal redt grube 4nforoernns
ge Itsle oubt. Sd fin f9ubr, Ser
Weotspsiler Is fobr, bab itptperhoupt
mod en- menfd WaHer brinfe bu6t
I'm ct drgert fid halboobt, tpenn er
en- Miltfpdge an Ole Gtritt ie6n oubt.
4rpipsr for ben 2dnbs Gebts, oie 2eit
f0nne fid bod ibren &affee nit nit
Bier tpeib foleriere I'm bifeits oas
Debt es aud nit 70 editra tebite. Mell,
es Is fein Subs seipeie, ba nod lang
3u oiebe6te; tpenn email sic Membsrf9
nit for E 9rappoiiiden pober E
Mobiden, fpie tner alf Oeitf1 fage
oubt, fin, bunn bort iia alles uff.
Das is mas mer Die parlamentarifde
8eroronung rufe bu6t. Sd ben iebt
T9on ausgefunne, baB mein @dapp
als greFsoent nit 10 fehr gu beneioe
aepeIe is, atptper id ben email A
qeiaet gebabt I'm ga ben i9 aud 3eti
fage miiFe. Mir Is babel nod ebbes
annsrIdter eingefone. SD ben nam,
lid Ole 2isaie, mos meme @lie Is,
nod fein Wort ppn uniern rleue @ers
elm aeIagt I'M id hummer Bios, pb
Re bamit fdttisfeit Is. Wel ipenn i'd
ebbes min, bonn mO6t i6 email Ste
Srau iebn, mo fuse bebt, baB ie
es nit erlautpe bebt. Sic pife ood,
bab i6 nit for ole aissie effrebt fin,
lin id9 @omit i'd psrbIeipe Sbne
Sbrn Iiepsr
phiIipp Sauerampfer.
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3u fart. a.: Baron Sus
lius foa ia fir einen 8eri6tpsnoer
srtldrt fpproen fsin."
g.: rMie Oer's aber audi setrieben
bat -. in Der lebten 3eit lieB er
iid ieben Gag Sipsimul ruiieren."
= Sod rt9tiger. a.: nSds
Ben sic f6on bemerft, 6uB 2eute,
pelte einea SelbftmorbOerfu9 GEE
mqat buben, NE tpieber einen 6eges
bsn."
g.: vglein, aber id babe bemerft,
oaB 2eute, benen Elm Selbtmorbber@
1u6 gesIiidt tit, ME tpieoer einen Bee
de6en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-23

mid f4Dn anfomme, mann er Die
Sabrb nit e Subl %auf6ilbe ipolt. gr
bat oonn mod geidgt, for Die erI9te
3eit tOnnte mer uniereHieb0riels gang
gut in fein 9einingrubm abbdlte; oas
mar grob senug I'm oann iollte mer
fobniiooere, tpie bdnois feline 9ar tpGr.
90 iefig Oebte rter es nit itptperau
gsma9t triege. Gs pGr E &leinigs
teit, e Sreb bOa Bier in oas 9einings
RUBIN gu f6niefe mitdus, bab Is Der
Sinelebrer mobilize Debt. Mer mibte
bebente, bdB Die Sinelebrer dls E
Rubl nit erlauips oebte, bab pdbrsno
ben Rieb0rief Bier pertilst tpsro. 9a
bat Der &arpenterbahs geiast: .Hau,
ieBt min id eu4 email ebbes fass. Sd
lam Den Deoespeiler oar nit for
ble6me, iperi1 er e Iuge fiirs gisneb
bat IN bdfiir ipre6e bubt, odb mer
au i'm mubfe, aiptper i'd ben ba bo6
e biferente 0pinien. Menn mir en-
Singlebrer friege, tpo iage bubt, in
Die &iebDrfel nero nids seorunte, III
Damn bubn mir aud nids brinte.
Denn mir bon borneberein fdon bran
bente, oaB met unfern Ginglebre-
bdnsipadele pole, Damn oubn i6
gleid riefeine. 90 en- Mann bat
en- piel gu barte S9app I'm mir miifs
dies %aufbiete, oaB er fein Wile sebabn
triegt. Gnnibau muB in unisrn nelle
8erein en- gang unnere Spirit toms
me, aIs pie in ben &eu6bufe un
for ben gfieien i'm ia bafor. SAB mer
ben Mtiter Deoespeiler feline prap,
ppiiiden auf Den Did lsss. Sd
ben britptper obltimme laFe III, Die
prappoIifaen is on ben OiI9 TONNE
un ba nero ie tpobl aud liege bleiipe
for ole Bette. Mas mer suaepps
ben, mar oab mer unfere Mietunse
Bel oen Meoespeiler abbalte ppQte.
Sell mar bod idubr genug gang
Iennlibbel, aiprpsr &c tDnne Ii9 bente,
oab es Den Meoespeiler fohr semadt
bat IN es mar ipie mer uff beitfh
fnse ouht, osr erf4te MiittOn no in
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&C ~Grfparnis.

-Gine grfpdrnis. Der
TeasiG6riee 8urt unter6dlt iid nit
befonberer @orliebe iiber bic i'm Reliz
gionsunterri9t geborten Neuigtsiten.
Reuli4 entipideIte fi9 folgenoes Gs=
IprG9:
.Mutter, beute bat uns Ser 2ebeei
bon Sobom uno @omorrbu ersG6tt,
0ie Menfden tparen bort 70 b0ie, 6lB
Der liebe Soft bic gdn5en StGbte 5er,
it0rte. Sd Bin muir frob, bdb Got &C.
rettet tpurbe, neil er 70 gut mar.
Seine Grdu ipuroe cine SdI8idule."
.Sd, aber Ser drme Got miro pobl
traurig getpeIen iein, er bate bod
nun pIDBli9 feline 5rau mebr."
nQber Mutter, bdran fam i9
pirtli9 gar ni9ts traurig fin6en.
0enfe mol, Got brdu9te bod nun
niemdls me6r Sul5 gu f%aufen; oIIes,
toos fie fo6ten, fonnten fie inner nit
ter ssrdu falaen!"
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3und9f = fir fe iit's aleinigfeit -
Seben bas Ganse iie beifeit.
.3pei reiBen flint Die Sdienen raus,
Ser brittle bldt Die 9ei5uns aus.
Sopp. bopp! bOpp, bOpp! S4on fisbt
bie aleinert
SIN Srptt 5ur Stelle man erfdeinen,
$50 BON Sen often tells gef9oben,
Sells nit Den aifeln bp4sehobsn,
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.bitabs mer ben gut senrg setpiBt,
bdB Der Same arig impobrtent ia. Sp
tpeit nie i9 ton3ernt gefpefe fin, ben
i'd am mebri9te ben Rame @eiangs
berein 2er9e gegli6e. Sebn &c, mer
lam % 70 f40ne &omperriiens rtas
pie f9Dn is es for Snftan5, ipenn
DIE pebperi9 rieporte aubn: Die
Sdnger ben seiunge ipte Die 2erbe I'm
ie ben ibrem Harle aae @bre 9emadt.
apiper in 10 en- 8erein Od bat iebes
Member E oifierente Opinien I'm
man6mol ben ie iogar 3ipei Spiniens
I'm in 70 en- &ds Is es arig bart EDS
bes gu oubn, ipas isOen iubte ou9t.
Sor ben Mieien ben ner aud Die
&riitening bon Den 8erein nit 70
arig gepufdt. Sd ben geoentt, 70
BEL iin Bel tOnre mer uns bod auf
en- Name egriebe. 0d is nod { am
neres Ding eepeie, mas nit 70 ieIis
gepefe is. 500 ben nler unfere Mies
tunse I'M aish0riels abbalte foas?
Der @ebespeiler bat oruff binses
idpGbt, oaB mer oas gang gut bel ihn
made f0nnte. Wenn ct febn Debt.
bat er sefaet, DAB msr ipadie blihe
lin gebeibe, Damn mar er i'm Stano I'm
Debt in feline gGdjabro { 9abl for
uns baue, aiuiper oas Is dies bait
Gbe geipeie. Die @ddiabro bubt au
mid bsIase uu Der Meosspeiler DEBT
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Die nruSerre e6anfcl.
gIa laEHETnM

Srarai sraru! @lei6 fodte e,
SrDmpeteno Die 9enoFen her,
Die, tpte nun Glefunten iino,
SIM 2auff9ritt nub'n nit Weib ure
Gin6.
Die glep6ds bor allen 9ingen,
Runmehr Den 3ug gum itehen brtr's
gen,
ltno frngen, ii9 berfdnuufeno. bdnr:
yWas fdnst man NIT Dem Spiel5eig
an?1
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- &c d m. 5sute iroT
i6 msiasn Jreunb 9ernburb. Der
Sotunie Hrablts iibsr Dos sdnBs Ges
Fdt. sSu," iusi. er, pheate babe i4
BON RoIenbdum 100 Mile eetriegl!'
.@rdtuliere!" idrie id nnb briidte
i'm 6ieber bic !6onb. r8u Daft bid
clfo nun fir cine bon isinsn S69s
tern entT6ieben9" Zee! srinIs er ..
sGntf6ieSen nidt, bin isbr unents
T6ieSen. Die 100 Mine Tinb nGmli6
entfpeber bic adrse Mitsift Der Sing
fen nit Der Sunofisur oNsr Die erIte
Rate bon Der mitsift Der gsIisItsa
nit n @udel.N
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Trem6er: ga, tpie fiebt benn
cure Stride aus, tpdrum miro oenn
Der dltersfGpade Surm ni4t ob9ee
riTen2 Gds fiebt ia Iebensgefd5rli4
aug!
8auer: Mds ~glauben's benn,
6err!2 Mid fpern oo9 uniern 8ir9<
turn net obreiben! Der 9urgamou>
fta bat s'iagt: Der bleibt 70 iftebn, tpie
er Is, nadia BAN ma ou9 a Sebenss
tpiiroieteit, Die fit uns De oummen
syremoen onlodt.
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g dlua gebrebt.

Gataa eebrebt.
,papa. Der 2ebrsr bat mid einsn
GlslstOpf eenannt!!4
s1enhe Did an Die Mutter!
9ne 2eute fosen, Den acpf bdtteit
Oh bon ibr!1
lnberbefferli4. - Ser
Serr S~berfGriter lit eeitprben. @ls
Ii1 feline alten 6reunbe unb Stamms
tiIhbriiber gum Acknowledgements pers
ian aeln, DerbiiItcrt ii6 pl0sli9 Der
Sinimei. rainber", fogt ba Ieife Der
@mtmann 9inber, ,jebt bat infer
alter Jreunb Walber ben Gngelten
fton Elm Mbenteuer eradblt unb babel
naiiir!ih bds 9laue BON 9immsl
peruntsrselogens
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Ssin 9ef9eib. CANDLES
Unit alien &leioern banoeln6, 81 sis
mem &unosn, Der elm pour 9ofen
tuufen min: sDiefe Solen 3. o.
iin6 in Iebter Saiiun fehr pieI sss
trdgen tpprben."
&unbe: .Su, 6as iieht man ibnsn
aud bsutli9 on"
9iefe 5rem rte.
9orbeniis : Satin (uls biefer fi4
Bel Slid pieoer einmul pergiBt uno
Die Singer gu Si!fe nimmt): Mber,
eSofef, mas muB i4 ipieber fehen,
pirft bu Dir enoli9 pornebme MoIs
fiiren dnseipD6nen2 {