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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
e. Pasoans Amau.

Mrs. Clarence Pickreu Will leave Sat
urday for Terrell. Tex, TO visit her
mother for several weeks
Miss Jennie Stolaroff. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Stolaroff. left Friday after
noon for New York city. After a short
visit with her brother. Sabin Stolaroff.
she will 90 TO Poughkeepsie. \. Y. to
attend the Glen Eden school
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H NcAtee viii
leave for East Las Vegas y. ". Sun
day. Mr.. McAtee is going to fill some
building contracts which will keep
him in New Mexico for several months.
Mrs NcAtee will visit her mother in
Albuquerque for a part Of the time.
J. V. Ayers. late OF the goth infantry
band and president OF the Military So
CiaI and Musical club. has left the city.
Corporal Ayers was the organizer Of
the NJ s and ". club. and made it
possible for the men of the border
ratroI TO enjoy themselves in Uniform
Mrs. Ayers has recently Joined her hus-
band and will accompany him TO his
new station
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
Lodges and Clubs.

Mrs. F. D. Scotch was given a very
pleasant surprise wednesday night Oy
the members OF Nattiee IeIlple'
Pythian sisters. who remembered that
the day was her birthday anniversary
and gathered at her home on NorJh
Campbell street to help her celegIdIe
the occasion. The evening was Pleas-
antly spent in playing Hlgh + t'S ,-i-u
various games. Refreshments " ct 81
served. Among those present were MI
and Mrs. @. c. Tatum, Mesudltcs D. W.
Lucas, H E. Brown. Il. A hasI S IueI,
Frank CrOwder. Lula MatIlce- mary
Drew, H o. Parkins ana El4a Ne
Daniels; Misses Emma MaloW' RSu!dn
Brown, Ella Robinson ana ELalhe
scotch. Messrs. John Wyler, John
Tucker Max Walker ana r rank
Scotch, Roy Scotch and Ivan Scotlen-
The annual memorial day or the
Order Of the Eastern star was ooseI Ne4
thursday night by f1dII.vLS -1,- - -
with appropriate ceremony ID the cnap o
ter rooms of the Masonic temple Inc
chaplain. Mrs. Ella L Pickering. gave
the opening prayer Mrs X; ;. NlufIy'
the worthy matrOn, conducted the open
ing exercises and recited tribute TO
the departed while the altar was draT ed
in black by Mrs. Helen Dennis con-
ductress, ard Miss Anna Mead, assO-
ciate-c OnductreSs. Miss ANNE SlOldroIt
played the Dead March from 'Saul'
during TINS ccL tl4loHe-
Tulloch sang Rock Of Ages at the
conclusion Of the ceremony Flowers
in the five coICrs OF the order were then
laid upon the altar by the following
persons, who represented the nye points
OF the star Miss Almira Mead, as
, "Adah"; Mrs Sarah Burch, as hutR :
Mrs. Avis Mayfeld, as esther Mrs
Annie TuIloch. as Martha, and Mrs.
Elsa Forbes. as Electra" Miss Vivian
Sheay. associate matron, placed a
wreath Of green upon the altar and
Mrs. r. s. hurry placed the white rose
! buds in the center. The ceremony was
/ concluded with a benedictlOn deliV-
cred by the chaplain About so mem
/ bers were present Harmony chapter
/ has been very fortunate this year in
not losing a member by death Fol
/ Iovyine, the memorial service the flowers
/ used in the ritual were distributed
among the members Of the chapter
who were i'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

a freak fire was what fire chief w
W. Armstrong called the blaze in the
Moore Iron & Wire works at 5l5
West san Antonio street
Spark Causes Explosion.
A big paint vat i'm the wire works is
used for dipping wrought iron fence
and other metal work The paint is
mixed with naptha. which is highly
volatile. Directly over the dipping vat
is an electric light socket which is be-
lieved 10 have been detective While
the euplo-es Of the wire works were
working over the paint vat a spark is
thought TO have been given OH by the
electric connection at the socket and
exploded the naptha vapors-
Henry Bandle and Joseph N smith
the two men who were working IN the
vat room at the time. were badly
burned. Bandle had his arms and
hands so badly burned that the skin
was peeling off them when ne reached
the outside of the building smith ran
across a vacant lot and tell, being over
come bv the fumes OF the explosion.
Both men were taken TO the office OF
I the Western WoOdenware company,
where they were given emergency
treatment until the police ambulance
nolia street and Smith lives at 5lf
North stanton Both men are unable
to work, but are recovering from the
effect Of their burns. C. W Wilson.
} who was working in the building, was
not injured
Five Autos Damaged
The loss is estimated by Ed D. Lach-
man. owner Of the wire works, at
$4,000 with $500 insurance. This does
[ not include the five automobiles which
were in the storeroom Of the wire
/ works Two Metz cars, one Little
Giant Truck. a Crow touring car and
I a Parry Touring car were in the ware
/ house and were damaged by the heat
I and water.
A brick wall separating the wire
/ works from F. P. Eepley's produce and
Z commission warehouse prevented the
7 fire from spreading TO this part Of the
[ one story brick building The stock
I in Kepley's storerOOm was slightly
3 damaged by fire, including the candies
! and other perishable stock An empty
car on the Western Coffee company
I siding caught fire and was pushed out
I Of the fire zone by volunteers A num-
I Der Of soldiers also assisted the fire
[ men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
Nonlen's Organizations.

The Merry Gossirers' club met
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
". J. Ritz on Upson avenue The house
was attractively decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums- The yellow shade
was also repeated in the refreshments
The afternoon was pleasantly passed
With sewing and conversation As
guests Of the club were Mrs. J. c. Nee,
Mrs. J.. C Henderson. Mrs J. ". Stevens.
and Miss Ozeit Stevens. Mrs L J. Ben
son will entertain the club next week at
her home. $40 Wyoming street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA CONE
DT. James Headache Pow
ders give instant relief
Cost dime a package.

Nerve racking, splitting or dull,
throbbing headaches yield in just 4
lew moments to Dr.. James Headache
Powders which cost only 10 cents a
package at any drug store. It's the
quickest, surest headache relief in The
whole world Don't suffer, Relieve
the agony and distress noWl You can
Millions Of men and women have found
that headache or neuralgia misery is
needless. Get what you ask fOr.-Ad-
Tertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

The public is hereby notified that
the services Of Mr.. J. l. Replogle were
discontinued on August list, 1914, and
since such time he has had no authOrf-
ty TO solicit business for US OF make
any representations in reference there
10. Our customers Will please confer
direct with US for any information they
may desire with reference TO our
business transactions. FL Paso Piano
Co. W. r. Schultz, Prop. EOS Texas
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
Weddings.

Mrs. T m m a Averitt OF Willow
Springs. No. and Claude R Bortle. Of
Los Angeles. Calf. were quietly mar
ried Thursday afternoon by Rev C.
Wesley Webdeu. at Trinity Methodist
church Mr. and Mrs. Bortle left i'm
mediately for California, where they
viii reside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
ards.

Mrs. Julius A. Buckler entertained
with a bridge party Thursday after
noon. at her home on Montana street,
in honor Of Mrs A de Kraft, Of Mexico.
and Mrs. Thomas A Schley, wife Of
Mai. SchIey- The house was beauu-
fully decorated with flowers IN the
autumn shades. This affair was the
first Of a series Of small parties that
Mrs. BucBIer will give during the COM
ing season. Mrs. Bucklers guests
were Mesdames A. de Kraft, Thomas
A. Schley, W. ". Turney. Zach T. White.
F. I. Torres r. F. Thomson and B.
" NOrSnan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
about PGson11s.

Miss A L. Baker has left the Y. ". c.
A. boarding house and is located at
IO11 East Nevada street.
Mr.. and Mrs c c. COvinEton are NOV
ing to their new home in the Booth
apartments on Santa Fe and Boulevard.
Their house in Government Hill will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs R E
Adams Of Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Tomorrow being the last Saturday Of
the month. Herald carriers will present
bills for September subscriptions. Sub
scribers will please note and be ready
for the boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
cARRIERS, DIV.

Fresh Tongues, 171zc per H. Opitz
Market, phone observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Tomorrow being the last Saturday OF
the month. Herald carriers w.u present
bills for september subscriptions Sub
scribers viii please note and be ready
for the boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
FL Pasoons Returning.

Mrs. J. n Smith. who has been visit
ing her son. J. II. Smith. jr, in White
Oaks. y NJ is expected to return TO
Fl PasO Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
J. HARRY HILL RECOVERING

Fresh Tongues. 173zc per ID. Opitz
Market, phone 136--Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

FROM EFFECTS OF SHOOTING.
J. Harry Hill. who has been in the
hospital from the effects OF a bullet
wound I'm his head. is recovering and
will be able to leave the hospital within
the next week. the attending physician
saws. Hill was shot at the same time
that his wife was killed at their home
706 Myrtle avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Best Round Steak, 171zc per ID. Opitz
Market, phone 36-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
caRRIERs, MY.

VIII Eo TO your home and care for
children evenings Z to u Except sun
days.. 81 an evening Phone 5063.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

For Best Sirloin Steak phone 1855
Opitz Market zoe per lb--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

per ID. Opitz Market, phone l56--AdF-
Home dressed Spring Chickens. 271zc
per ID. Opitz Market, phone l36.-Adv.
One Of our clients has turned over TO
US few diamonds. consisting OF sun
bursts. pendants. pins. stick pins, soil
taire ring. watch fob and diamond cuff
buttons.
These will be sold very cheap. or will
consider exchanging for second hand,
five or seven passenger 1914 autOmo-
bile in good order. II YOU are interest
ed. call and let US show you what we
have to offer for either cash or trade.
This is an opportunity
w. W Lewis
Suite 5O7. Two Republics Bldg.
Phone 4444-Advertisemen
Home dressed Spring Chickens, y ~
per ID. Opitz Market, phone l36.-Adv-
Fresh Tongues. 171kc per 10. Opitz
Market. phone 36.-Advertisement-
Best Of clearinghouse 1901 for wagon.
Crescent Cleaning Wks-Advertisem
Best Round Steak. 17Izc per ID. Opitz
Market, phone 136-Advertisement
Fresh Tongues. 171kc per ID. Opitz
Market, phone 136.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Fresh Tongues. 171kc per 10. Opitz
Market, phone 136.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Home dressed Spring Chickens. 2Tlzc
per h. Opitz Market, phone I36.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25
WIRE PLANT FIRE
ISFREAKISH ONE
Combination of Naptha Va
pors and Electric Spark
Causes Big Blaze.

a freak fire was what fire chief W.
W. Armstrong called the blaze in the
Moore Iron & Wire works at 515
West San Antonio street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Home dressed Spring Chickens. 271kc
per ID. Opitz Market. phone l36.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Fresh Tongues. 171kc per 10. Opitz
Market. phone 36.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Home dressed Spring Chickens, 27lzc
per ID. Opitz Market, phone l36.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Best Of clearinghouse 1901 for wagon.
Crescent Cleaning Wks-Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Fresh Tongues. 17Hc per h. Opitz
Market, phone 136.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Best Round Steak. 171zc per ID. Opitz
Market, phone 36-Adverisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

Suite 507, Two Republics Bldg.
Phone 444A-Advertisem
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

tgpebieren. Da tom i'd nun ouf eine
gldn3enbe Sbee. Sd ba6e Die 8ds
3iuenemuliion in elm porfImfldfdls
den gefiiat, bos Gon3e in einem
Siterei perfect, ipie es bier5ulanbe als
@eI9ent iibli4 1T, unb lafIe es on
meme S9peIter erpebieren. roelfe e
an Sic meitergsben fpirb. Sis 1T rols
fommen einaefpei6t. MuF bieIe Meiie
pirb bic @enOung bOffentli9 unges
fGbrbet bic 3olpG9ter pofiierer.
&e6t guten @rfolg init ben &ulturz
Deriuhsn. 8eiten gruB, Sbr Nitolai
MleranoropitI9 @pron0Off."
Sd lieB ben Brief iinten unp fiigte
nit elmer t6eatrolif9en @eberbe nac9
bem 3eri9eGten 5ldf49en BIN nod
bos cine Wort binou: nGbolera!"
&dte meinte un0 jommerfe, ober
biesmol blisb i9 unserii6rt. Sd
f9il0erte bic 5oIgen ibrer 9anblungss
peiIe. Natiirli4 Ieien mir feibe per<
loren. I'm cine @erbrcitung Der
Seu6e gu berbiiten, miiBtea mir pors
lGufig 9ier bleiben, bis mir afgebolt
unb in bos @piOemiebOipital ssbradt
piirben. Sd gin9 10 nett. bas Seles
p6onamt on5urufen, mid nit Dem
@pital berbinben gu loRen unb Die
gan3e Mffdre OOrtbin gu beri4ten. Sn
ibrer Nufreeuns bemertte es &dte
ni9t, bnB i9 Die @e~rbinoung ausges
f9altet botte, unb baB niemano ouber
uns 3peien etpos BON benz @efprd6
b0rte.
3tpei Gtunben lang lieB i1 fie 70
3oppeln. llnb bonn, ols iie gon5
ipei9 getporben mar, als iie ii4 Idon
NIT benz S9idfal bes friiben Sooes
ausseID6nt batte. entbiilte ib meinen
Rudeplan. sic mar 70 sliidIi4 iibsr
bas piebersefunbene Geben, bnb tie
ni9t einmol 3iirnte pber i9molte.
Geitbem geniigte es, ipenn iA bel ies
benz Musfal BON @iferIu9t bos Mort
ousfpre9e: nGbOlera!"
Mit bieiem 3uuberipru9 bonn Id
ben bDfen @eit, Der unlere she 81
serltDren brObte.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Stteru lit Glmerita.

Sir Die 9roBe Mebrbeit Der aneris
nif9cn 3inberpelt itebt Sitern an
8soeutung nur benz Neibna@tsfeite
na9, un6 oos iunee 9Olt fiebt feiatm
3Ommen nit gelponntsr @rpartung
ent9egen. Gs sibt cine @naabl bib
I@er S~IterbrGu9e in ben Nereinigten
Gtaaten, bic an bic beutf9en erinnern
unb gum Sell aud pobl bon ibnen ab>
.9MeIsitst Iinb. Natiirli9 iinb @ier bic
Souptfa4e BEL ben meiiten. Ser be-
Iie6tsite 8rou6 beitebt BARN, @ier gu
fdrben, ulo es gibt INNER einen gros
Ben Wettteperb unter ben tleinen
MGo9en, tper bic 19Dniten unb pers
f9iebenften, feItfom gefdrbten @ier
nuftpeilen tann. Sn 5ablrei9en ome<
rifanii@en 9ausboltungen tperben bic
&iiden mebrere Sage Dor benz Set
gan3 Dem jungen @olt eingerdumt, 10
baB Die R09innen f9IieBli@ ni9t
me9r pi1en, tpie iie aud nur einen
Sdein bon SrOnung %betpabren Ipllen.
Inter BEN 3erlumpten GtroBentin>
bern Der n@lums", bic tein gelb
ii6rig boben, berurfn9t bas TGrben
rcr Gier tiefes Na9benten; benn ni4t
mir bic gier finb tnapp. ou4 Sarbs
Ftoffe iinb Elm nur ertrdumter S9aB.
Die srfinoerifbe Sugenb brou@t besz
balb ieltIome Griabmittel, nm ben
@iegn bic 9epiini4te Tarbe gu geben.
SGaippIcl farbigen 8GnOer, bunte
Nnf9log3ettel, Slide bon leu9tenben
8leiosritoffen perben iorgfdltig bas
gonae Sabr aufbepabrt. I'm gu Sfera
gum 6Grben perbrau9t gu perben.
Oas 1T pieIei9t ni9t gang gefunb.
aber mas I4abet basg Wenn e. nrr
Die @ter fdrbt!
Sfern 1T nie Meibna9ten in
@merito cine 3eit bes @ef9entegebens
getporben. Dos Ranin9en 1T bas
OHertier. Die aIte beutf@e lleber>
Iieferuns. baB Elm 9aie ben gnten Rin=
bern gu Sfern @ier uRb @sI4ente
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

9m Oltermontos pirb ouf benz
@aIen Oes rMsiBen Saufes" in Mof6~
insfon elm luitiser ~gierrpnsRor
bal" obge1olten. Die groBen Sore
tperbsn geOffnet unb ben ganaen Sag
fommen luitige Rinber unb fpringsn
iiber BEN Raien. rouen leu9ten6 GEE
fGrbte gier barber unb e~rfreuen ii4
an aaerlei @'9eraen. Dieer Raryes
bal 1T fir otle; aerlumpte tleine
8ur5Ge fpielen III ptrtli9 bemDtrntis
f9er grt nit ibren rei@ereR @riibegn
unb Ghneitern.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

2unter etnes Ilboiriionifdsn M!
liarbGrs, beFtimmt mar. Dies llnges
tim bon 3 Meter S6be un6 einem
Dnr4meTer bon 1,50 Meter, in befen
9SbIung elm Menf9 auf einem SeHel
bequsm plob nebmen tonnte, erhielt
ols Iiibe Tiinnns nidt peniger ols
1000 pfunb @Onbons. I'm es an
ben BobnbOf au bringen unb bonn In
Southampton an Horb 81 f9affen.
mar cine btE0nbere 9rogbabre fona
itruieIt, bic ouF ben @9ultern Son
fetsH M6nneru rubte.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

beS Sooes bsrieten, flopfte an bic
5iire, Elm Itruppiqe2, nt6t Iebr inteuis
aenies SnOioiouum tam Geyein9efoIs
BERT un0 itberrciGie mir nit ben @crs
len: .0os 6rdulein Idbt f60nItens
ariiBen" Elm Yatet. Damn mar er
6rouBen, c6e i6 rod siu Srinfgslo
iGm rei@eu tonnie.
@ei BEN @oriea n6rdulein" un0
.qriiBen" IpiBie metre 8rdu Die Cbren
ipie Elm Sdld3trc5 bus Die Srompete
bort. Sm 9u bate Ite mir 0Ns Potet
6u8 Der 9unb geriiien, muterte bic
pon Srouenbano gei9riebene Norels
uno frogIe, pobei Oos fOntmenos Sc
lpitier I6on Ieiie i'm Son Der Troge
Ii6 meloelc: ogon pem 1T bas Pofet2
limb mos lit bnrinnen2"
ugBie lam i'd bos piHen?" ipor
meme Grqerlide Nntnort. 4u4 bog
SIterei BON beute morgen bate i'd
glna peroeKen. 3ipor cable i4 ni4t
al Sen erIten @eIebrten, ober an Ger
itreut6eit nebme i4 es nit jeoem Pros
feRor ouf.
9ur3 entI6loTen bottc meme &dte
Die 9opierbuae obgerifen linD ltarrte
fpro6los ouf bos rotieioenc 0itereL
6os in fdimmerncer S4rift Die
@orie nyn 2iebe" trug.
.N6o!S en- bieTen 6ret 8u9ftoben
laq cine Slut BON @orpiirfen, ger@
6G6ti9ungen unb Qntlogen, Die mein
Slut in @aaung brodte.
.@6o, gar nidt aba! SD bobe bog
0Iterei 6erte morgen Ielbft getouft,
UNI Dir cine 5reuOe su bereiteu, ober
momentum ni9t bnran geOa9t, bob es
in bem qafet Iteden f0nne."
Gle Id@eIte 70 bos6oft unb mali
tiSs, mie nur cine @9efrou lG4eln
lam, peI6e i6rem @emobl ouf
@6li6e Qetommen 1T, Die er Dergebs
lid u68uleugnen perfu6t. Dies 2ds
den suIammen nit benz @efilbl Der
qefrdnften unf9uIb braGte mid gott5
ouBer Ii9; flint Mtinuten ipdter bette
f6 Der blaue 9immeI nit Oi4tsn
@olten i~i6er3pgen unb es gob oas
f60n1te @epitter, Bel Dem au9 Der
Reaen Il notiir!i9 aus Safes Qugen
nidt feblte. 9os mo6te MIDI
peid ilnD i6 begonn no65ugeben,
troB6em i9 bod Ger 9etrdntte mar.
@ber mos tut man ni9t, tpenn man
@eibertrdnen ni6t pertrogen fonn9!
Sci lpisoer gut, &Gte! Mas tanil
Denn Dos orne SIterei bofiir, bas 0u
10 eiferfii9tig biff."
@ds Morf ,Giferfudt" tpirtte ouf
Safe tpie bos rote Sud- onf ben Otter.
OoB fe eiferfii4tig 1T, min iie obios
lut ni9t 3ugeiteben. Miteno padte
tie nos orme 9Iteret unb f4leuoerte es
auf ben 8oOen, foboB es 5erbra4, oas
6ldId6en in feinem Snnern 5eri9euts
anb beFen SnboIt i'm 3immsr umbers
EpriBte.
oyn pieiem &ugenblid Our68udte
mein @ebirn Der geniale @ebonfe. BON
benz i8 onfongs fpra4. Nie babe ID
raider unb tonfequenter 9ebanoelt,
ME in meincm 2eben better unb natur>
qetreuer &omDbie ge1pielt.
Meine Mienen berbiiiterten ft4, t9
ftieB einen pilben S9rei aug unh
Iprang ouf &Gte gu, bic i'd an Nrm
podte. rllnglidlihe, ipas boit bu GEE
ton2 Sect iinb mir beiOe bes So
oes!"
Sd IieB mid maieftdtif6 in ben
S9reibtif4ieKel nieber, tpo i3 Elm bds
mpni19es 2G6eln meinen 3iigen Obj
5urin9en perfu9te. n0os bait br
nun bon beiner t0ri9ten @iferIu9t.
S9meige, uuterbri6 mid ni4t. Sore,
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

griiner @iefenpIan unb MetbenpoIuaen,
Rinberiubel, iponnie traut unb mob,
1lnb Der OroFeI glidberaui6te piaImtn =
Ollie 2enaesluft 1T pieber Oo!
limb bic guelen ti4ern bur9 bic Mueu,
Stride Golter taumsln in bos 2i8t,
@ei@e DDIt6en f9peben bod i'm 9Iausn
lRb bic SOnne tiibt bein &nssii4t ....ss
@uferFebuns BON bes Minters @rabe
6olbes Munber, mir beeriBen bid!
Sriibling, tpmm' nit beinem 3auberfabe
llnb berii1r' bas 2eben, bns erbli@l
ONE Tarben, ole Difte tperben
@ieber ipo9, tpie In Der 3inberSeit,
limb elm felger Triebe ipeiIt auf Grben
TribIinssiOnne, lei sebenebeit!
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

mas i1 Dir 81 fasen babe Oper Dener,
IaTe Dir einen 8rief porleien, ben i3
bon meinem Jreunbe Moronooff beute
morgen erbnlten babe"
Sd aog Elm papier aug Der Suf9e
un6 Ios flisBenb, obne gu ftoden:
.2ieber Trsunb! S9on 5peimal polite
i9 Sbnen bic eepiinf4te 8a5iaentuls
tur iiberfsnben, ober bos pOitanlt
tpeigerte fi6. bic sefGbrli9e Gsnoung
gu iibernebmen. geI9pei9e oenn 81
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

CIV Ii6, pie Our9 cine bDbere
ginaebung, i'm @ebirne bes 0Senz
f6sn ouftouden. 9tuf bieie @eile
ion bic 9ompfmoi4ine, fOlen bic
@eIebe Der @9pertroft, Touen nod
pielsn onOere grunOle9enbe grruts
oenf6often Der DiRenf4often GEE
funben pOrben ieiu. Sotiu4e If, boB
aud in meinem @ebtrne zines Sa9es
pI6BIi6 cine fOl9e geniaIe Sbee oufs
toufte, ols nGmIi9 --
bod i6 min, ipie es einem Orbents
Ii6en @r3dbler ge8iemt, biibf4 Der
Reibe mad BON Anfon9 an eradBlet
unb ni6t in Der Mitte beginner. SD
fanqe oIIo bamtt an, feit5uiteaen, bob
id oomaIs @fiiitent ON batteriOlogt>
f6en SnItitut Der l1niDeriitdt gu y.
mar, Dor 5e6n Monoten gebeiratet
hattie unD in ieoer 8e5teburg Elm gliid>
Ii6er unb beneioensperter Mienf4 gss
peIen pdre, penn ni4t cine unfeli9e
@iqenI6aft meiner jungen 5rat mir
oft bos 9aTein i9per gemo4t battle:
lire unbeapin9li9e Giferfu4t, pel9e
fih BEL ben ni9tigiten 4nldhen rno,
ME i6 po6l ni9t gu betonen brau9e,
aona qrunolos in Der heftigltet1 aBetle
GuBerfe. 2eiber geb6re aud i'd nt4t
All ienen g}oturen, bic berartiges nit
.Sumur pber p~enigftens nit filler Gr@
oebenbeit troeen. SIN 9egentetl, Die
nnqereGten @orpiirfe bra9ten GEE
pS6nIi6 aud mid Iebr balb in 9ar@
Mild unb natiirli9ermeife CAB e ba
i6on beftige Auftritte, pie ni4t on@
bers benfbar, tpenn 5pet iol@e 9art@
unO SiBt0pfe pie mir %onetnanOer GEE
rieten.
8lauer Simmel unb eitel SOnnens
fdetn 6errf9ten ON Sfermorger, nt9t
muir brauBen in Der Natur, ionoern
ou6 in unferer @6e. Seelenbergnii9t
T6Isnberte i6, meme MOrgen3igarre
I6mou6enb, benz 2aboratDrium gu.
Sine Quslaoe nit bunten Sferelern,
gro6tperte aus Seibe unb SpiBen,
beren cSnneres 3ierlihe 9orfumfldl3@
den borg, fe6elte msin Quge. giner
pI6BIiden Gingebung Splge leifenb,
trof i6 in ben 2aben, eritano zines
Der SIfereier, lieB es fprgfGltig per@
poden unb nolte ss mitnebmer, IN
Der MbIi9t, es meiner Srau gu i9ens
fen. Sos Fertige patet mar aber bod
au qroB, UNI es eigenbdnbig iiber bic
@afe gu trogen. Sd CAB olfo ben
Quffrog, es mir bur4 einen 9iener IN
bas Sntitut gu fdiden, nannts metz
ren Nomen unO empfa6l mid.
Ser @ormittos berging raid In Der
~aetpobnten Mrbeit, %umfomebr, ols t9
beute olein mar. Nne anoeren hotten
IrIoub. On Seiertagen belt nur
elmer BON uns 9ienit. &ur5 nod
stp0If trat meme Jrau ins 9aborato>
rum, nm mid ~ab3ubolen, ipie tie btes
an Seiertagen geipDbnIi4 gu tun
pfle9fe. @ir mo9ten bann metlt
einen Sposiergong, oben In irgsnD
einem &eftauront, berbra9fen ben
Nohmittag ouf benz 2anbe ober =
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

foHs es regnete, - i'm &%offee9ous unb
fporen feelenbersniist bubei, Dordusges
feBt, baB meme Srou nidt ihren
f9par5en Sag bate. &ber bas
brau9te i9 ia beute ni9t gu befirAs
ten. Mie eefost, bas ri4tise Sitsr<
meter aud in unierer @Ae, 5reuOe
unb Gonnenf9ein.
ODD bas llnbsil f9reitet i9nea.
Mabrenb i6 ben Mrbeitstittsl obs
a:-s:F!e. snh mir sifria beg Mroarn.af'
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

briaot, 1T aud no9 Nmerita setoms
men, un6 fir bic ameritauif4e gu
aenb pdre Oifern cine @nttGui9ung.
'fpenn ni@t tpsnigitens elm Raninden
aus 3uder, gbotolabe ober aus @ip2,
nit @eI@enfen gefilIt, am TuBenne
bes Beetles ober neben benz @ebed ON
6riibItiidstil9 erI9einen tpiirbe.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

gtauer 9immsI @siBe @6lf6sn i4tpimmen
Gelig gIeiBeilO in ben belen Gag,
Don p%ertrdumten, iiiBen @pgelfirmen
8lingen feitli9 MolO unD 8uf4 uao 9og.
l1e6erperlt bon &nOipen, lteba Die 8irte1,
Bon BEN Meiben pebt Der 9olbne Stoub
limb Die 3arten Mdr5enOeil9en ipitten
9laue QBunosr in bos biirre 2oub.
Gelt, bu Ssra, bu pOGtet nidt mebr 9%louben.
9oB es ipieber einnol Trib.ing piro
Tfieg' empor nun nit hem Shparm BON Souben
Der pie trunfen bur9 Die 9ele iApirrt!
@8ping' gum 2i9t bid nit benz Drohelf9lage,
Ser 70 Ttlis in ben Mor9en I9!dgt
l1nb iuie cine balbpergef'ne Sage
Nus Der %feruen &inobeit bid beipast.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
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n bebuuptet, bob bic beiten
unO genialIten SOeeu pIDB
Ii@, pie Our9 cine bDbere