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Mr.. Jar, at a Strange Function,
Learns the Joy Of Worthlessness

head sadly. "1r IL an old saying that
one half tho world doesn't know low
the other half lives. Worse than that.
It doesn't know how the other half
dies"
by soilies! I'm not going to work
to-day for anybody!" Mr.. Slavinsky.
the glacier. declared. ut will b .
pleasure to attend your funeral. You
know. to your face. ] always thought
you were bum and q lowlife. but now
YOU amt with Us no more I'm going to
say. That Omission would have not
been such . loafer II he had only
worked and didn't hit the booss."
Yes. think Vas a. own worst
enemy" said Mr.. Dinkston With s.gh.
IT had been steady ana reliable. I
might b . bookksspK out Of work,
with . hump ON my oaols from sitting
over . day book and ledger for twelve
hours every day and sishtesn hours
tho last days Of the ",Onth.
~ o ishf have been highly spoken
o. In the letter Of recommendation the
hrm ! worked thirty years for would
have given me when 1t let me out be-
cause my eysslght was 20 bad II ussJ
| hrm to see me bending close over the
iedSers and getting old and gray.
"Ah. you see. you have only yourself
to blame. that you weren't honest, 70.
I liable. aobsr. temperate. industrious end
knew your place." said M. Rangis.
| II look ct you ~ you stand there %
calm and peaceful and whisper sadly
to myself what . wasted ihsi How
different II might have been for hlm' 4"
remarked Mr.. Jar In sorro wing tones.
you'll forgive me II I ask you to Be
pailbearers?" asked Mr.. Omission. "You
will all wear your frock coats and high
hats and stand around before the core
monies and speak In low. hushed tones
about whether business conditions an
not picking up ali over the country. nov
thai the Currency Gill 10 passsdr'
II wouldn't DO II for nobody but YOU
said Gus. Three times yet wsar my
Prince Albert Twice to . funeral and
once when they backed md into Z
church and married me to my Lena.
Well. that's better than being pail
bearer once and married to my Lens
twios."
"It 10 usual to give the savings bank
book to the undertaken" whispered Mr.
Dinkston. There being no bank booi
In this case. ! suggest oas stvs me 81
to pay Bswy. the mersaAsy Alrsctor
. deposit"
"wsal. here tals Il. and 70 attsat
70 ysus business" saA 0us, Aandlnl
ever the measy. but only this ~
Den't die again end expect me 70 60
you out Of ity'
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but shs never beat himf" inquired
Mr.. Rangla
II prefer not to - quoted. Of course.
sad Mr.. Omission. "But It II my b.
lief that died under, suspicious cir
cymstAncss. I shouldn't b surprised
X the Coroner stopped my funeral and
ordered an autopsy"
by Chove!" cried Gus. This looks
suspiciouslyl"
1T does indeed. There has been q
good deal Of talk In the neighbohood.
and for that very reason I wouldn't
wish . shabby floral display"
"And didn't even know you were
sick. Your death has been quite q
shock to me-" said Mr.. Jar.
"Ah." said Mr.. Dinkston. ahalking hia
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KEEP AT 1T.

discharge d Dspy Benny and three h pals arrested
suspicion Of being implicated in the gang fight
quilted in the hoong Of Frederick Srau on tho face Of
dseousng the police worked hard 70 round M "a.
eansstss.
II also disappointing to the public which looks results and
cannot b expected to appreciate the difficulty getting the
~ 1t evidence that Win couvncs or Q court
One Of The hardest Of detective jobs fasten guilt on slppsy
nes OF guerilla Who spring out Of alleys doorways 70
vas seddn battle in the Streets Of witnesses NAV have
handed shots fired and yet be wholly unable swear even
: = TIE nsa WHO held the rsvolvera
Instead Of Nanng magistrates detectives citizens should rive
a. y'e st for the efforts they have and hope thu. dsp
VII only put them their msts keep after the eane.
v grim visaancs that must finally get somebody with the
The evening world., 1914-01-16
Mother Monologues

By Alma Woodward

~ should have
come home long
before this. Mother
was very much
worried about you.
Oh. 0eorsis. you're
. sight! How DID
you get 20 dirty.
dearf ] guess the
noors over at Rob.
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Not On Eyperf.

0NE Nv M. Smith vat - bug Q - =
~ buehvssas fcs sevtns. n y, - -
~ vSsss vas svay. but ~ We -
s'oh 20 nshs ~ sais. sh found - -
1ss and tAsy vsat b ths svsnssy,
NJ nlied he nsssars tw.ss. psusa Z, &
sssss ,s'o ~ ~ sad hasss y ~ \ =. M
M Lsvtos. ~ ~ asa. w ~
four peo 70 naas bushsl,s 4, -.
20. 80 n.y.. sspiisl ~ v,ua.. 49,.
~ VEL ~ -. ! ssvs - -
oo -. te1us ~ ~ ~
~ euo ssaS@0aUes1HA 49,
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TOO LATE FOR THE OLD TRICKS.

r = ABlTS OF evasion stick.
Despite three extensions already granted beyond the
time first set for producing It's books before the Public Ser
vice Commission day last ppontedfound the New
York Telephone Company % begging further poponement The
Commission gives it until Jan 22 to comply with the order
The public meanwhile waits with growing impotence for this
esrpoation to fulfil ito promises
The Evening wor sharp fight for cheaper telephone rates
broke down the cmpany original attitude Of defiance and finally
produced lively psaons Of readiness submit to investigation
looking to the establishment Of lower tariffs.
Do New York Telephone officials think it polite to allow fur
Their vacon and delay their part to raise doubts in the public
mind 40 to their good faith?
II President Vail Of the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, which New corporation he will
read his New York officers another sharp the wisdom Of
dscsrdns bad habits upon which public corporation
hope thrive and bid them hasten to keep faith with their patrons
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ssHV yHU9O u that bashsr Who ussd b havs
w the 90 shairi" sshsd ths customer.
I'VE had 70 Vt hin -" sspaisd ~
bon. "Hs had too much talsst."
toner.
He sot 0 10 illustrated his aostss With ca,s
when he Vas shaving people," sxpisinsi the bo,A
-Cincinnstt Enquler.
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&C A LwAYs." said Gus. "wasn .
~ Teller eiss, leaving nothins
= but . family and bther lla-
hAtieA ~ scr srally have . rattle TOT
. watch. Gotta WasaAr'
NJ. NioAasl Angsse Dlnkstea Sewsd
asssae aad gsavay uatyiaS . shoe.
string thae hslA Ne dollar wAteA 81
naoosinss II his waisteoat poshst. h
POSED up this engine Of time - the
ssniAl 1roSEDistee u the cafe 81 the
corner.
Gus REGARDED he Dollar ohroaomstsr
gravsiy. walked around the bar end out
70 the door end threw the dollar watch
across the avenue. whore. striking IN
iron lamppost with . heavy impact. Il
sxpiolsd with . loud report. hlltng the
air with oogwheeis. scrap iron and
about fourteen feet Of sprinsAeut for
tunatsly injuring no one
"As waS sayins." remarked Gu. q
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IMPARTIAL.

uTHE ciochs." sald the bhds, "srs sn-,p
beautiful. sad It vas lovely q y,v =
give thsu to ~. But-yos wost oAirn
ne inquiauvsi-asy ! ast Why you slss ~ q
pair Of thsui OF cossss. II vn pssssssl''-
y savs you two a tAsa." inssmspts1 ~
fs.nd. assus ". vsy fond q both q yoa
nd 20 svs 81 divorced yss win saeh -
snseAh0 b snsahss ~ ty,"-Chiea. -
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between the rear
brakeman on the
local freight who
uses hne-cut TO
excess and shaves
only twice . week
In midsummer and
skips esdays
In January an d
pale young Arty,
The evening world., 1914-01-16
The Days Good Stories

Would you mind taiiias = vAas ~ sunre . ~
nal Gauss oe haldnesr
Ths asaasw vhssisd .sbout, ~ - 60,
tinses fiesesly snd m1tsd, "Dninsr--pltesn,.a
Chronicle TsleUapA.
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gxoHANoG or ATTIRE

The clothes do.'I make the man."
said the rsady.mads philosopher.
u should say not. Bliggins 10 wearing
knleksrsocksrs. and his i3-ysar.old son
REFUSED % put On anything sxeeot his
'Hs.sA 1'ss s9issss.- : wsssiassse
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PILE UP PROOF.

EXPRESS TRAIN the Pennsylvania Railroad sidewiped
afght Elizabeth, N j. yesterday and piled freight
= in tumble four tracks. 49,.
The heavy steel coaches Of the express unframed Not
single passenger injured.
Every railway accident Of this kind however unspeoacuar
remote deserves emphasis all proportion to ito seeming i'm.
portsncs No amount Of iteration it will speed the
day when thsouny shall throughout it, length and breadth
the most obvious and imperative fequsmea for the safety Of
millions who travel.
Pie the evidence Convict the wooden passenger coach and
xssAasncs II ont Of existence
chief Magistrate MaAAss 3 nyeps. He can Gee throusn
= ann.
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Poorest Road Buiiders.-Headlins
No need 70 ask II what state they prospered.
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TeTh n n e

The time 1872 with Engane-e
avlabe
ship.
The Dey Agers cy weaknsse
demand tribute
the privilege having Mediterranean
molesed Barbary
arguments For had been paying
annual A BY backma the privilege Of mmun
from pirates The suddenly paying
BY the solar 3S5 time
the ~
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A Pirates
Queer Demand.

ss and
Dscaurs
on DA
p
The Aseans whis
Deeaturs
British Consul
Tfpou4
when he heard the " Ases and Tns he thought better It, De-
PLAYING Hall Columbia
TO hem until they o
After whipped bhred the Baroary Statsa
Enslands Of ohraitaa
oil warships-the ousrisres
reused British o
should
,
away his life sfterwad duel with fenownaval oc
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Chief Masistrats HaAAse nyeps He can Geo through
anin
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only American merchant vessel hs could aad
waters.
In 1915 tas soon a. our country could SPAR
men and warships for the purposs) two little n
The evening world., 1914-01-16
Little Causes
Of Bis Wars.

ECAUSE Algeria counts time By he a
counts By the sun our second Darbar.
horrible system Of piracy on the n
abolished.
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Sie 9ansfflaperei in 9eutih=
Oitairifa.

Cine 0enfi6riit 6es 8ouoerneurs
BON 9e1ti6-Sitafrifa iiber Sou5'
ifIabcrci II, 9euti6sSitafrifa lit bonn
ReihsfoIonialan1t Dem 9feidrstage
5ur &enntniBnabme oorgelegt NOR.
oen. 9etanntlib botte Der Reidstag
i'm 0oriabre bei6loiien, Die Saus'
iflaoerei in 9eutif- SItafrifa gum 1.
Ssalluar 1920 ullf8ubeben Gas
Ieidstolonialanlt bate Dos 8ou'
pernelnent beauitraet, @rbebungen
bariiber un5uiteIlen, ob cine iol6e
@aBnobme mogIih ur1o 5lpef6lerlih
nGre. 9og grgebniB 6ieies 9lititraes
liegt in Der Gertfif)rift Dor. 9ie
Genfidriit gibt 5und6it cine biitori'
ide 0arlegltng Der SfIaoerei bon i6'
rem roben 2tniGngen Bis 5u Der jesi-
gen milOen 6orm Der Sorisfeit. gs
miro bier feiteeiteQt, oaB Die SflaDe-
rel ouG in friiberen 3eiten IN Sit.
ofrifa iih in miloen Sormeit betpeete
ltno OaB bic jeBigen SausifIapen mad
9luf5e6lne Der SfIaOerei in einem
loien S6rigfeitsoerbGltniB 5u ibrenl
Serrn iteben Oas ieoeraeit unter ge.
dpiien geoinsunsen gel6it werben
fann. 9(ud Die ariegsgeianeenen
aus iriiberen 8eiten, bie jest nod als
Sausiflapen 8eripen6ung iinben, Ie'
ben inter re6t giinItieen @erbdltnii-
fen. 8erlangt lpiro BON ben Sous
iflaren itur cine aeringe srbeitslei.
itlmg un6 fir Die Sunnle bon 5 Bis
10 9lilpien lit Der Sausiflabe in Der
Gage, ii1 los5ufaifen. Mibbanblun'
gen iiuo auseeitbloiien ba in oieier
Sale Die geboroe ben !Sorigen ioiort
freiiprehen miiroe. 9ie 8erbdItniIie
Iiegen sur5eit 10, bob oieIe Soriga
cine @enherung ibrer 2ebensbe0tn'
glrngen gar niht uiini6en. 9a ale
na9 Dem 81. DeseHber 1905 Gebe.
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Qlmsldmoii@e 9ahrihten.

lleber 6ie b . d tie 9 hnle
g GreuBens". beren auiloiung sum
|. 4pril gemelOet plro, i4reI6t
Or. aarl sdneiber, Der 0iitarbelter
Oes &ultusminiiters Salt uno Der
Sdopfer Der n9Iqgemeinen geltlm'
ullnsen" bonn Is. Sftober 1872, in
ieinen ,2ebenserinnerunaen" folgen'
oes: Gin gang anoeres Bib ge'
wabrte mir cine fleine S6ulc i'm
gfieiengebiree @dbrenb meInes Som'
meraufentbaIts IN Sdn1ieoeberg iog'
te mir mein alter Wiitihiiler, Der ~a'
itor S6enf, er poQe mid IN cine
S6uIe fiibren, in peIhe nod nie eln
Observation-Disclosures, seidmeige Oenn
Elm Sbulratb eingeorilnsen iei. Sd
mar germ bereit, uno er iiibrte mid
ben SorItfamm binauf nad SORT.
lanamaiier; 70 bieb Der Srt, ben 100
so. iiber b2nl Wteeresipiegel ehua
sru0If poneinallOer 5iemlid melt ent'
Iegene 9eiibuugen an beiOen Soften
zines tieien Sbaleinihnitts biloeten.
SSn Der @obnitube eines gauernGalt'
les bate elm iriiberer 3igarrennfbei.
ter 10 biz ~ &inoer Inn iib nerinm.
melt. fpelde er, 10 gut er oas eben uer'
mofyte, ilnterri6tete. 9ie 8alersleutc
IieBen ii1 rurh i'm in ibren bGus'
Iihen 8erridtunaen nidt itoren, mo
er nit ieinen airbern burite iih audi
nidt 5critreuen Iaiien. Sas ginfom.
men bes S6ulbuIters betrug, mir mir
Der 9aItor mittbeilte, idbrlid 150
1arf. Sier ipar burhgreifenoe aen.
oeriing 6ringeno geboten, nohten
audi Die Spicr, ipel6e oafiir gu brin.
gen fparen, I'M @erbGltnib our germ.
gen S6iiler0obI - oieie lit bistueiIen
auf fiinf berabgegaitgen (geaeupartig
DobL MIR oier) iebr erob erifei.
nen. Der 2eDrer fonnte jeoen Sluqen.
blif ben Srt berlniien. lln0 6ie -ain.
Der burften niGt obne ltnterriht bIei.
ben, tpenn iie nift an SSOioten oSer
8erbrphprn Icranlpahien iolteu. I'd,
erbat alio BON WiniIter Die MitteI
sur Ginridtung elmer urOentliGen
Hsyss Sdys!s: Der EHaIboItsr ,rus.
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nen aanbslsuten ,sidnet Iidl Der Be.
rii4tigte RsbsIlsnssnernl 8illa sal3
beTonbers burd feline @orliebe fir
llnaebeuerli9tsit Der aopfbeDsdniIg
Gus. Wis bic Jrduen Der Ipnnii1sn
gfaiIe auf bic aoItbarteii Der .Wans
tilIa" geipidt lessn, nit Der iie in
binbert gro3iDien 0sitaltunger ihr
tptettss Salipt ihniiiden. 10 ndbll
aud Der Wldnn einsn m0glihft thelis
rem .Sombrsro4 fir iib aus. es III
ni6ts unssmSbnlihes, sinen Msrita'
nsr gu Isben. osiien dbseircsenss aos
film tnum Elm pdar Wiari psrth III.
lp1breno sr sinsD Sut i'm preiie BON
100 bis 200 Wart trdgt. llnb 10
yieisnbaiisn umfdns nahmsnim lait'
,fs Str 3sit oisjs 6umbrsroi an. bab
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renen in feinem SorigfeitsnerbdltniB
nrebr ltebeu 6iirieit 70 miro Die 3aDl
Der Sorigen in abiebbarer 3eit poIl'
itanoig aliseeitorben iein. .slaidbrIid
miro cine inullcr GROCER iperoenoe
3obl bon Sprieen freirpillig frcigc'
laIlcn. Ger 9teger cnipiinOet Die per.
iinIid,c llnfrcibeit fcineslpeas lditig.
Srobocm lit cs cine berebtiotc Sor-
ocrnna Der SlmanitGt ooB biclc So
rigfeit qGn6lid beieitigt lneroe 9ic
SSro1e i'll nIr, in iueld)er gSeiic Dies
ourdBufiibrcn lit mo pb gridjltte
rlutgcn bcS SdrbgcbictS unD Sd)aOi.
aiutqen ieiner 9cipobner oo6llr6 per-
niecen meroen f0nnen. Dtau mus
iih gegempdrtig balteil onb Der
t!-ine eirgeborcne &lontaaenbellbcr
obnc cine aeipiiie gln5abl ppn SOriGen
nidjt beiiebenb fom. Na6 elmer in
Sdrbgebiet ongeitelltcn llnteriu-
dung betrd9t Die @eianuntSabl Der
Sorigen id)dtlingspeiie $4,000.
Roa slniid)t bes @oupernemerts
miro lid cine edn5lide 9eleitiguils
Der Soriefeit i'm Shub9e6iet bis 5ltnI
1. Sanuar 1920 niht erlno9Iihen
InIien. Sie @erpaItllng miro es lid
angeleeen Iein laiien, nah Dto9I'h'
felt Elm ifneGeres Senpo in Der so.
rigen.9eiretitng berbei5ufiibren. Sic
gan5e SSnItitlttion miro bis sum
Sabre 1880 burd glusiterben gau5'
lid oufgebort baben, .5u belteben
Gen jebiaen 9lbsana Der @ausiflapen
bllr6 Sreineroen lmO 600 entptlnoen
Die Better aIs einen natilrIlhen
@organ9, als einen 9ro5eB, Der obnc
idnMre pirtbid)aftlidje StoBe Dor iit6
aebt. @oate man Die SausiflapercI
jett aufbeben, 70 miiBte man reidllfe
@ntidGOiaunaen geludbren llnO mir
DC troBoem nod Die griiten3 pielcr
fleiner farbiger B1lan3ilngsbeiltcr
gefQbroer. Cine ploelide 5rel.
laIiuna piiroe Dem Commencement
bie 8erpflihtune auierlegeu oieie
6reigeIaiienen irsenbluo lnter5u'
bringen ober 5u periorgel. Die
2reiIaIiungsaftion tuiiroe 5ur 3eIt
cine Siruu1le Don iiber 2 WtlIlio'
men Collars eriorbe1l uno I'M Sabre
1920 nof mebr oils 11a Wtia. Col
lars. Gs ipilroen Dem 8elde alp
beoeutenbe Soften auierleat msroen
Die getpiiiermaben 5lpedlos ilno, Oa
oie Sallsiflapen na6 ibrer 5reilol'
lung ols Blantagenarheiter lnter
Den 9leihen 8erbaltniiien lebeu mir
BEN mic iest. Die bisber hargelGaten
;SoIeen, Die nit Der gdn5liden geieI'
tiqilng Der Sallsiflaperei oerbllnoen
iinO, betreifen IeGiglib mIrtbidlnft'
life Iadtbeile unb iinan6leIIc Iuf'
menoungen. bie Die Gurbiiibruns
ser ari etbtiihem @eii6tspuntte be-
rrbenoen Wtabnabmen troboem nitt
ausihIieBen piiroen. 9tab glnfdt
ser aenner miirOe ipIdIe einidhei'
oenoe WtaBnabme cine iebr itarte I'm
suiricbenbeit bel ben 9etrofienen ber'
uorrufen. SSn ben 9c5irten, in oencn
Die glrbeit Der Sortgen nod iitr mel'
tere gepoIferitngSfreiie Die mEe1'
idaitlihc @ritnbIage bartlett, iit'mit
elmer oerartisen Grregune lmo DtiB'
itinunung Der Sorigenbeiiser mo
ibrer SamiIien. uno Stamnesgenol'
len 3r retnen, Dab Die ernIteiten po'
Iitiihen @efabren Daraus gu belor'
gen iino.
alus aQen bieien @riiil6en idla8t
ous Commencement Dor, cine geieIti'
aung bes S6ri9feitsperbaItniiies 81
einem beitiuuHten 3eitpui,tt nift
porSunebmen.
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peb. y q ne T.
aeIiebie Satin hon ssiuam siarle i'm aIler
psn 80 Sabren @eerhipuHs 3eiliiGa. ben II.
Wi1r5 1914. Rlhmi,inps llbr. hon Der Qn.
reue her getheHbeitniift perren Rue &
Sorqmonn Go. aus. 6rtuHoe iiHo b5iIi6fi Gin
aeldben. II
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ehsriifs 9erIdnie.

gerfant-2er Siaat Ebio.
" Samiiion gognip. -.
3afoIee eines srlnilenen nno on Inin eetlu,
term Ibsilnnpssssriartsbetr ees VoMnIpn
Rieae Gerilts rerbe ih oiitHiiih sum Sefianl
dubtrten on CTi nm Slele, ~ 0et siaoi eilI'
ciUudtt nm TteuftGg ben 81. Wots y. n
1914. Inn II ubr 3utmliiaGe, rae ndul'laeHO
brfdriebene GTinbeipenihuu ndmlib;
cieleaen IN bet Stnhi Gtucundii. pdmiiiph
Oonuth nHb giddi Chic unieneenD a pet
eGsmel,.Qde bon 8ieritt u1n ssdlHui SitaBe. w
hefadfer giab! bdnii iif eriitedeno lanHe tei
iiblldfu piuie bon eierier Sitabe eiipa. ttn'
bnrbett utb sipe ti02l sJiib: oonT ilolth ed'
rnfisi mil ber gptiilinie bon gsalnni Sitahe
,tertiiubueuitsla Giif: barii piilfb iniias tlret
ei,,ie poraIIel mil ber ifieii6er Pire bon Ser
icr rirabe efiua erblnheri nno bluft tlO2l
Eub ble Sir tpeiilid1en ginie bpH s9ulnui Sitrs
he ,iuh Sanu noreIid lfras oet pe'ilthei ethis
ber, ainirui Eifabe HeiulinpHeursia Ss9) Jun
bis snin slrlnnesgIdpe. nni iuelbeni lh hsltuoei
ma diasnibtJru 5sfanri ais has Carlisle guiio'
iHg atiegeu on her lnopeliiioen Sae Do" S'e"
Ter nnh Aanui sirdse.
abnslndFi sn S6b3. .pQ0Do.
Gsifb betiGnii nnf petebl bee Serifis N ntm
raIIe porin Florence y Wnrbo9 oer slnoei
iIii0 acbn gaIIisis aore unb slgib. bic SetIlaa'
ten frb.
Eetinhs, ,Bebiuelneen--etH 1Tiiisl badr ON
gerfnufs.aae, elm Griiiel IN einem 3abr iino
Elm Gr!tiel IN svel Sdbren nit Sinien; ne
biuansafihobensn Snbnileu Titlner lsinert
fsfn buff Roieu iiIio 6hpotbei Gut pos 5Iatrs
ibum. ooeI anse baGr. ie ran suHlh res
stanfetE.
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llmbefauntes psm Stprm.

sm MGr5beft Der .Reuen Hunb=
f6du@ tbeilt syriebri9 ariissr cine
Qlnaabl bisber unbetannter griefe
Sbepbpr Storuis an ieinen Suseno=
freunb Spao Wlommien (Sbepbor
Mommiens 9ruber) nit, oenen er ein
nnperDffentlihtes @eoicht anfiist
Dir eeben bier einen Brief ipieber, ben
Der 9i9ter i'm Sabre 1866 aus Sus
fun en- Mpmmien fdrieb. @r ipriHt
Dorin bon ieiner innig seliebten Sat
lin 3onitdnSa, bic ettpd Stpei Wipndte
7upor eeitprben lpur, un6 betennt in
riibrenben Worten, mas ;bm bic Gnts
i9lafene oetpeien. Der Brief lautet:
.SuIdm, %. gtug. 1865.
6aben sic Oant, lieber Sp4o, fur
cS6ren t6eilne6menoen Brief. = Sic
fDnnen freili6 ni6t gang ermehen,
nj mein 2eben seritDrt 1T; benn
sic unb sbre Srau baben meine ges
liebte Sppte ia nur i'm geginu ibrss
2ebens fennen eelernt uno nidt sez
ie6en, pie it9 bieIe in i6ren tiefiten
Siefen Id6ne unb innsrlicbit uornebme
9erIDnlihteit. entfaltet bate. Wp mir
in ben lebten Subrsn aud gelebt ha=
ben, iiberau 1T es empfunben porbsn,
ibre HGbe mar pie sliidbringenD, pie
Spnneni4ein; unb ipie iiola mar t1
auf iie, ipenn i6 lab, ipie ndmentll9
bic 9luaen Der 5rauen nit Gntauden
on bieIem bplben IntliB bingen.
8erSeiben sic mir, ipenn i'd 10
fpre9e; aber bic SoOten tperben ia nur
nod einmal BON bes 2ebens 5lutb
emporaeboben, I'm i9Oner als je pom
Iebten abenbitrabl DertlGrt gu iperben
unb bann auf INNER in Naat gu linz
ten; uno 10 lafen Sic mid es ultsn
ssreunben gu Sbrem 9ebG6tniB uno
meinem Seraen sur @enustbuuns no9
einmal ausIpreden, lie mar nl1t ouein
uno INNER mebr meine 9eIiebts in
bes 8prtes perpeaeniter geoertuns;
fpenn bic Welt mid frantic uno
16lug, bann flii6tete i'd gu lbr irie
elm &in6 5ur Muttsr, unb an ibrem
ilaren unb iiGern 6er5en fanb Iles
iroftrei6es Gnbe; Die itiGe Sepalt
ibres i6Ii6ien unD solen Beiens CAB
mir in alien 0ingen, ipofiir lie mi.
mir eiutrat, cine us6erlssenbeit, bic
iiber meine eigsne Strait 6inaus=
reiate. Sept beiBt es obne fie neitsr=
leben, uno oa ppn ben fieben Stnoern,
Die lie mir suriitgsIaiisu. bic tIetne
8ertrub erit Drei Monate alt 1T, 10
mub i6 piini4en, NOD isbr laHSe
pbns iie gu leben :. -"
Sas eripGbnte 9eoiht mar nit an=
bern einem 8iuett an WtommfeH DON
gnbe Stto6sr 1848 beiQeIsat. IS
lautet
Sd bab auf beine Stiru qsaoiIen
0er mitper Soudl Der 8Deiie,
1nD beiHe liebliditen 9eoaHteU
sd tautlte lie in Mslobis.
@as iudrit bu auf Der peiten grbe.
Bas bod MIR meine 9ruit Dir aiebt.
@te fDnnteit bu es ie per9eiien.
Oas bu ben Oifter emit asIiebt.
8 idtpeife niht ms @rsnaenloie.
ssn meinsm SeraeH ruht Der Sfab,
uno feb, on beinsr ShlGfe bGmmert
Der Shatten eines Gpheublatts.
.@erarubere 2ieoer."
Das @sbiht 1T bon Storm ni6t
in bic 9efammtuuseabe ieiner Werfe
,oufaenommen porben. Wion tpiro es
ibm nadfiihlen. pesbalb er 10 bdn'
bette. Sieie prptlarirun9 bi6teri-
i4er 8erflGrunasma6t nirb, nahbem
lie iih einrlal pou Der Sntuition beg
9ihters lDsaerunoen. ndhber ieiner
i'm 9rrn0e beiaeibensn uno Deri6loir
fenen Natur als uur au ielbitbeDubtea
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-17

etnmal elm @efsb in Meriio erlaffen
tpurb., bas cine Gtrafe Don 80 Wort
fir bsnisnigsn bsitimmie. befen 5ut
bic Wsiis BON - SO 3olI iibtrf4ritt.
Sannpfet Cd diittelreim.
Zen TuBnf, ocn Elm Sdurfe gibt,
Gin sduft nur in bic Glrfe idiebt.