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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
ARCHBISHOP WILL l.la
DEDICATE SPLENID2
CHURCH TOMORROW
New Edi6ce of the Parish
of Our Lady of Victory
Will Be Scene of impress
sive Services.

Archbishop Prendergast Is to dedicate
the beautiful Church of our Lady of Vic
tory, 54th and Vine streets, tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The basement Of
this church has been in use for many
years, but the handsome new ediace that
is to be dedicated has only come through
the growth of the congregation. The ex-
terror of the structure is imposing, and
the interior is one of the finest in the
city. The Rev John F. Graham is rec
tor Of the church
Bishop McCort is to sing a Solemn
Pontifical Mass, and he will be assisted
by the Rev Richard F. flanagan rector
of st Gregory's parish, who will be as
sistant priest. and the Rev Francis j.
Sheehan, of Overbrook who will be mas
ter Of ceremonies Three priests who
we're boys Of the parish are also to par
ticipate in the services. The Rev George
Orr will be deacon. the Rev. John Nc
Menamin will be subdeacon and the Rev.
Joseph Conway the assistant master of
ceremonies. The Rev. Mgr Charles r
kavanagh, chancellor, Is to preach the
sermon.
In the evening there will be solemn
vespers at 80 o'clock, at which time the
Rev. DR.. William j. Garrigan, diocesan
director Of the Society for the Propaga-
ton OF the Faith, VIII preach.
Preliminary TO the dedication. the con-
secration OF the affairs took place on last
Tuesday, with Bishop McCort officiating
The church building is constructed of
Green River limestone, Port Deposit
granite and graduated slate. over the
main entrance rises a massive tower 140
feet high which Immediately claims the
attention of the visitors
In the auditorium there is seating ca
pacltr for 1850 persons. 1t Is one of the
most attractive in the city. The ceiling
is arched without having supporting COL
umns, and therefore the view to the altar
is unobstructed, no matter where wor-
shippers may sit.
Painted on canvas and set under the
windows are Stations Of the Cross. and
on either side of them are marbleized
columns of blue and white. Beyond each
Of these appear several figures forming
a continuation of the scene depicted in
each of the oil-panted stations
one Cf the features of the edifice Ia
the oaptistry in the north tower Ita
supestructure is of Spanish cohesive tile
and Indiana limestone, while the floors
are of Tennessee marble and of tile mo-
sale. The walls are adorned by paint
ings, the principal one being The Stable
at Bethlehem" Light is shed into the
baptistry through stained glass windows
in the ceiling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19

Little stories. not more than 400
nGras In length, telling OF the severe
,,,,l las ana experiences Of cIergymen In
I,yns 10 live and support their fam.
M. on small salaries, In trying TO
osaH a,,a up their non Co operative con.
tbus,s tbus,allons and In trying to put en-
vim t iaSm into the dead" churches,
thiI i ps welcomed for consideration for
.s page. Such articles should in.
zoe S,soe a brief statement Of how the
tS.'noers ~. OF churches could have aided
~ pastors and could have saved
eou,.eh % much Of their worry and dis.
MAJ aeement' II Is hoped that these
eIs,s, % stories may assist the brother
psrIs1eh eh VINO are having like ex-
aos ices ICES today by giving them cour-
rs or oy arouslns ehurchmen 10 their
.s.s.'nslolllty. 49,. Manuscripts should be
Evs,lS. EDITOR Religious Department,
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EXPENDITURE OF $4,000 TO
IMPROVE ASBURY CHURCH
Auditorium Will Be Opened at spe-
cial Service October 1S.

improvements costing 5000 are being
made to Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church, S3d and Chestnut streets. Steam
heat is being installed and the latest cleo
trio lighting will take the place of gas
lights. The interior of the auditorium is
being decorated, and a feature will be a
rare design at the rear of the pulpit, All
the furniture is to be renovated and var
nished, New carpets will replace the old
ones.
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nows, and we can pray!
GOLD DUST

Courage That's the great. big thing
that everyone can get out of life, no
matter what's against him. Courage.
We all need it-all the time. II we have
it, lifes worth all it costs and more.
II we haven't got courage, lfe's a tread
mil-a galley-a chain-gang.-Clara f.
Laughlin, in "Everybodys Birthright'
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CELEBRATION IN MEMORY OF
BENEFACTION OF ST. TERESA
Many Persons Will Visit Carmelite
Convent During October.

During October an elaborate celebration
is to take place AZ the Carmelite ConvLnt
60th avenue and York road, oak Lane in
memory of the third centenary of the
honetaction OF 81 Teresa, Starting on Oc-
toOer o. there vii. he preparatory novena
and on October Is. l5 and y solemn tri-
dunn. II IS expected that many persons
Will visit the chapel during tha celehra-
ton and avail themselves OF the indul-
gences SrSrted oy the late POnihf one
OF the notable pronouncements of the
Pope i'm the closing wear of his reign was
his Apostolic Letter, bearing date of
March Z. 10 the superior general OF the
DISCalcei Carmelltess and 10 members Of
the entire order with reference 10 the
Worldwide celebration In honor of the
Nirgin Of Avi!a.
\ new Catholic Choral Club has been
organized by Nicola \ Montani. ana II
is TO have its first rehearsal IN the audi
torium OF the Girls High School the Arst
week in October
The Donegal Society plans 10 have a
Night in Ireland or. as a matter OF
fact, two nights in Ireland. next We'd
nesday and Thursday when they will
hold an entertainment in ST Columbia $
Hall 23d street and Lehigh avenue
West Chester Council No 1888 knights
OF Oo1uWhus' Is 70 open ITS new home
next Wednesday evening with a house
warming and reception
St. Joseph College opened this week
with the largest enrolment in It's history
The different societies Of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union are to have in
divldual celebrations in honor of Father
Mathews birthday on or about October
10, The union is 10 hold a banquet dur
ing the week Of October II.
Thg Ladies AuNiuary Of the 81 Francis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19

Brief stories OF thrilling or Inter
esting experiences OF missionaries In
the home or foreign fields viii be used
In this page, and such contributions
will be welcomed. They should not
be more than 200 to 400 words In
length, and should, II possible. be ao-
companIed by photographs Of persons
having the experiences. Manuscripts
should be addressed TO Editor Rel.
eous Department, Evening Ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
THE LITTLE STREETS
GOD KNOWS

Only God knows the trials that we bear
The weary longings for different fate
The daily struggle and the anxious care:
He knows and we can wait,
Only God knows how vain our efforts seem,
How oft sink discouraged by the way,
When heaven and earth seem but an empty
dream;
He knows, and we can pray.
Only God knows what future years may bring
The trouble or the JOY within our scope,
If we shall walk in grief, or happy sing.
He knows. and can hope!
Only God knows We have no want beside,
Our Father watches Ser us from above;
We feel our weakness but his hand will guide: :
He knows, and He is love-
Nj l. D., Exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
DISTRICT LEAGUE CONFERENCE

Methodist OnuICh bouy OOHVenes IN
Bristol October /.
The annual meeting of the Central Dis
trict Epworth League, OF the Philadelphia
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will take place IN Bristol on
Thursday, October /. Three sessions are
10 be held, and the Rev. Dr. Frank P.
Parkin, superintendent OF the district. and
John MacFarland, Of Glenslde, president
of the district league. are planning an
elaborate program,
Among the speakers are 70 be Bishop
Joseph F Berry, Of Philadelphia, ana the
Rev. Or. David G. DOnney. OF New Ycrk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
GLEANINGS FROM
RELIGIOUS PRESS

Inc motlVe may be good but the wis.,
dom of teaching the children of New
York city war geography" going over
with them the movements of the various
armies in their sangulnary maneuvers,
can be seriously questioned The inno-
ceht generation will hear and read
enough OF the murderous procedure with
out special direction from their elders
Northwestern Christian Advocate.
YOUR WASTINGS
Rubbish is Gods opportunity for riches
The things that are despised He loves to
turn into things that are a delight Even
the world Is discovering this principle. In
commenting on the amazing value Of for
merly neglected by-products It has been
said; Men have discovered that waste
is too rich to be neglected; without it.
the world is too poor" Discarded turkey
quills are today enriching not only the
worlds commerce, hut the worldwide
work of the Sunday school through the
gifts of a well-known inventor And
when we give God unhindered control of
our own wasted lives He can capitalize
our waste into such immediate and un-
measured wealth for ourselves and for
others as only the miracle alchemy of
Heaven could accomplish It is the base
things and the things that are despised
that God reJolces to touch, transform and
use for His own glory. If we are sure
that there is waste and rubbish in our
own life, we may be equally sure that
ours is the life that God can Immediately
make wealthy.-sunday School Times
SMILE
Smile a smile
For when YOU smile another smiles
And soon there's miles and miles of smiles
Ana Nte worth while II you but smile
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
SMILE


For when YOU smile another smiles
And soon there's miles and miles of smiles-
And life's worth while II you but smile
Mark Twain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
Franklin Home


FRANKLIN HOME FOR THE PFFT5RNI'
TION OF INEBRIATES oil -ei3 Locust A.. a
sundays, ?. n. Service conducted BY Di :
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Congregational

CENTRAL CHURCH. 18th and Green sts u
Rev. W, ', BERG, Pastor
II m Morning Worship including fun q
S-p m-,Eyening Worship. Sermon 10,
As m Bible School .-' tI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19

The Ladies AuNiliaFy Of he s. Francis
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Methodlst Episcopal

ttTNIN \ I-.N Z = -fIt F||N
laTk az enue and Norris street
SSoE4Hl E@4HEHt EHRfsT HHRA9TEh " q b Minister
7st5--NHAT MIST ! DO TO BE SAvEnP
~ OLD QUESTION AND A MODERN
2so-sunday School. pr. Bagnells Bible
Class for men N rhe Auditorium.
TABERNACLE. Iltr be-. oxford 4. & C-5-
"Gl, Pastor lo 90, His Friends T45,
The Lite Thai Wins :. s. > 3n class
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist

Baptist
BLOCKLEY BAPTlST CHI RCH
Nynlusing ave and a9d 81
Vest Phiadelphia Baptist Social Cnion.
Lhlrsday, September p $50 p m.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. Spring Garden
anu 18TH sts;, Rev. w. Quay RoASelle, ph
D; p. D, Pastor.--lO.SO a. M. Hi5eirsassy Hi5eisssys. 80
10 r m, How Christ Saves"
SECOND BAPTIST HELPING HAND CD =
meets 30 Tth below Grard ave John
Sayre leader. Song Service and Testmor
fsTitay night social time and election !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19

SEE NEv JERUSALEM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

pl0Bli9 etipas 5ugerufen unO mar
bIiBaeihipin0 BON allen forigelaufen,
pieoer noW oben.
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iiber i6m. Nlit dngHlihz9aItigem
6dnbeipiel:
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;3a6ol ll6r uu0 80rie uno ~ unD
allies NJ oas gan3e @ebammell Qllles
lieeen geblieben"
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bic @erfolgung
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niht ielbitl 9as iiberlaHen sic bo9
unsl"
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oten, ebe bic Raneilen0en an RanDe
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Stiible oes 3afiee5eIte8 iiberbIidt uno
oonn fofort ben Meo 3ur l6on bolr
abssbouten aroBen Sofel senomuen.
Die aufrGumenOen Rellner itoben
ouf i6re boItioe Witteilung gum glbs
iunen oes 5suBbobens rno Der Ulobel.
Qlus bem Sintergrunb erinien fras
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benz
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telten, D0s6en llebrhen un0 lonltis
gem 3ubebor-
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bis Sl ben Waretnben hina6 bers
nomnen, ols er Der Dame ibr bermiBs
tes @igenium ein6dnbigte.
rgla, oa 1T ia Der 8rom pieoer 5ur
SteIlel Iaqte @rof 3edlin9 an ben am
bern nit i6m noh oben @epsn0eien.
,9tber mas 6rduen monhmal i'm Sies
genlahen 2aiouoe briugen, barber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

tigteit ipeesn sei6abi" n Su iebem
yull muBten Dem gBirt beim Nbihieo
Gin poor oufildrenos 0prte 9elagt
iper6en, bamit Oerglciden IIh nicAs
luie0er6olic.
giu gledlings 9lrm riittelte oeritobs
ZEN bic Satin. oas nidt 3ulahen. OaB
Der obnebin i6on beItrafteMenids nun
auH noh llnanuebmlinteiten BON faiz
mem 9errn babe.
Sie oeuiete oos ipieoer nit Der ges
mo6nten Drolligteit an, aber Der 9orz
fall bate iie bod nahbaItis errest
8ei aller duBcren 6eiterteit bIieb lie
unter einem Druid, 5erIireut unb pers
lonnen.
Die flinfen GOrbettihen Wloforbots
den paren ieBt pieoer aus benz fleis
nen 6ofen gerattert uro gu 6iiBen Der
eroBsn 5reitreppe angefabren. 9luF
Der peiBen 0ampfDa1t auf Der &eeoe
brouBsn wor's lsbenois eeporoen; iie
ldQ abfa6rtbereit; Offi3iere unD
SteporDs ftdu6en gum @mpfang Der
pa1ogiere dufmari&ierf
Gorbetts @aHeI1ar itieg, pie Fe ees
tommcn, in @ruppen Oerteilt, lebbaft
unD Fr06lidl oie breiten Stufen binab.
Sci ben @pranidreiten0en Der bic Qlb=
ldieos1onneurs sriuslienoe Mirt, ben
man in 6Guiiger WieberboIung iiM
perbeuoen unO bic beringte Sonb ouf
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peiteres Slid fpunts ibm Dieles Sc
ben nicht oepG0ren.
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gen Reiiemantel, ben Derpogenen tlei=
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ii6 3uriidgepen0e! 0ie @rdfin oie,
umgeben bon Sen neugeponnenen Yers
e4rern, 9iniey i9m gila, gatss iQm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

Tie 0dnoe unlernshmungslulti9
umeinanber reibsnO, babel bic unges
ouloioe 5rau iiber ben Slid binweg
nit einem QGdeln nedeno, trat er 8pei
@hritie riidipdrts itolperte, 3udte
befiia 3uiammeu uno wonote ii4
briist berum
@r battle AMI frem6e 6iiBe getreten
unb einen binter ibm Stebenoen 0ers
maBen iiberraunt, oaB er Ielbit Bel Ell
nem Saar eefallen more.
ST ipor fit ben Woment aus allen
GIsidqepicbi seroten. 9lit seihiitiels
teH6dnDen unD in faiiungsloIem glers
0er iifer bic eieene llngeIdidlicbteit
itampfte CT nit bem SUB duf
80, i'd bite i'd bite ioulenomal
i'm"
Sebt crR ertonnte er, per beuu ba
eigentli1 bic llriahe ieines WliBges
f6ids oeipeien, men er nit einem geros
oeau ber3meifelten ge0auern eben I'm
@er5eibung gu bitten im8egrifte iionf
iln6 cine 9lutiDelle Der Wut idoB
ibm iiHtbar in Die SdIdfen.
.Ql9, Dou pou benu Euduo
noHmall"
@a er bic enaliTnen Morte nicht
qlei1 3u finben Dermohte, 70 mdhte
feiu 3orn ii1 in bebrobIihen Seipes
oungeit Cuff. @r mar bidt an pen
DbertelIner, ser iih, i'm Yer5eibuns
biltenb. 3uriid3oq berongetreten.
,9oTo Sd bitte Did lin 9ims
mels piIlen, RaHol"
Die angTppIlen Morte ieiner 5rau
oron9en 81 ibu
llno tatcn oud iogIeic5 ibre mir
-iung
Sie fab cs un6 iu6te NIT elmer
br0aio bro6enoen 6onObepeguna ben
3wiIdaniall pollenos in S6er5 auts
suloien. Sie iornte oieien 3uliaro
i6res M}annes, penn ct ge3edlt hotte
nno 3orni6 Duroe. un0 puBte, pie
nett er lb 6inreiBeu lahen ionnie;
cine G3crc nit Dem 8ellneg mare aun
Gin eor Ic bdBlic3er WliBtlong gtpe.
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glseg 10 gon5 aslaenit ivar Dem bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

llnsc60rigtsit odnit bod nid]t
3edling fab auf zen idmdttigen,
geiHuic9elisn Uleniden berunter
oQHas iiei Sbnen benn Da eigentlid)
cin Gte Sie2 SD iUeiB mir I'M
2lugenblid lcioer niHt, luie n5laps"
ouf cugIiih bsibt"
,sSM beodure unsnolim icb polls
ie MIR ben Stubl oes 6srrn"
n2le6 Standardization Sin gang
unmanierlicter un6 iibIer 8urIde lino
Sie, mein geiterl Da8 laHen sic iiA
BON einem beutIdeu 9errn gum glbs
i4ieo geIast Iein"
@ine9onobeipeguue tpie uNbtreten'
folete.
Redling manote i6m Oen &iiden
un0 bereinigte iidy nit Der @ruppe Der
briiben auf ibn Wartenoen, Der leBten,
bic nun gum &affeeiiid biu5og. SET
ne 6rau Dotte iidb glei9 in ieinen glrm
ae6dngt. S0lit einem 2(6iel3uden uno
2aden berihteie er oen toridten Dor
fall ben 6ragenOen.
Die 6erren I6iittelten oieS{Opfe unp
blidien 5uriid, 100 iie ben DbertelIner
ebenfalls nit einem Qlmlel3uden iid
an ieiuellniersebenen ipenoen uuo glns
orOnungen 3um 6ortrdumen Der
prunttafel ireFfen IaBcn
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eiusm oufsercgten Sat IN gutter Nlos
nier un0 polliommener innerer Sleifs
qiiltigteit sinlieden, tein ii6erfliiiiiges
@ort entgesnen. 70 oaB bic Sdd9e
lHnell erlebiot mar. aun 0ds geborte
ia oan8 einfah 8ur Tehnit 0es 3on6s
merits, mar alsprobiert, getonnt. llno
iibriaens oum DieI SIT olltdglih, ols
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mdnte. Der @op mur0e ae3ouIt Der
Doiser ongefabren, uno oer 0eoopais
ter bctdm eben ouh nal Iein 5ett
n2lber ie6r beDouerlim. jtOenFails,
liebey @raf oaB Oielc lln5iemli@teii
porlommsn tonnle lm0 mertpiirs
biaerneiic eerobe pon oieiem aellner,
Der felt 70 oislen Sobren bier tdtig, in
elmer Nri Recommendations loaai,
uup sigenilI6 elIasmein lsiuer Sll4s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01
ErlrhntHar rinrH EutBlrtatFn.

linb auBer6em 8og's bier ieBt uno
blsnocte
lluD Roho io9 nod immer am leBT
ten balben Slas Des Dielgerubmten
RntIpons. Qlls ob sic san3e Welt
einmal piener inn ibn perlauten mare.
glie tonntc q iin trennen oieles CYss
nuBmeniA, bon ieinem tpronni1Hen
8c6agen.
limb onoere bemertten au9 bieie
al6erne Situation. @ie fiiblte Iio6 be-
oba6tei. Bon Da briiben fer m ND
fie iebt Der Gonneniirnblen ipe9en
sipar fur gcqudlt hinblin3elE ionnis.
q(ber tie puBte es troBoem genau,
bah bon bort pieber bic 2lugeH 0ieles
Meul9en auf Ie gerid5ist morenl
Dieies &ellners. Der lie Idlon pdbreno
bes GKens aneeieben bate y onge
5iorrt Sn einem gan3 mertiUilrols
Gen pl0Bli@en @rldreden 3aerlt
lno oonn cine 3eitlong ME geiltssahs
lpeienb uno gan3 aeldbmt,
ga, iuirtliob, Das mar unertraglidl
getDeienl
llno 6otic ond jsbt pieoer ettpos
70 9e0ngliigenDes Dieles Geiidti oas
ioie inter einem 3pong, INNER duts
neue an ion bafieie.
.RaNo ss4 bitte 0ic6 RoRo"
Ginen Mlomcnt fieps Redling aui
narun bic gum gebuloigen Wdrien
neis 70 gereite Denn pl0Blicb gar 10
prclIierte, ober er pacbie ni9t ioeiter
pQriber nad.
.0a, ido tomme ia Ic3ou, 8inol"
Gr itHete bic mahttaen Nrme 81
beiben 5eiien auf bic 1iidplatte uno
muhitte Bic itGpere &eiidlt mt einem
guiqeIuunten StDhnen N pie s1obe.
.llffr Sieif bott man iib geieheu
alii 01m Gtiibldcn Da
Sin Debnen uuD Mincen. So iebi
fiihlte man feline GlieomoBen bereits
lpi:ber im ae60rigen 3uIammenbana.
Sin snergiimes icitlicbes Soderruden
Dcr 01Isnusiulniur md
.9a Glenr. frcnuts 3 ocan aor 10
0ciB2 CD eth glusagao son trs95lis
lslt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

.,QaDiss ono GIenilemenl4 Der prds
Nbierenbc 6err batte iicD erboDen uno
tellllinqenn ona Gl0s aeilopii nGas
hies ans Gentlemen icb bin psgur
ieilt, BET eieneralpcriammlung cine
irourioe Mlitttilung 3il mabcn. un'
Fer aapiial on 3eit lit beiuabe oolli9
dufaebrau&i. limb Der groBe @mnar
ben bem pir unlcre liebeIl elropdIs
ihen Safe IMuloen. lit leioer Elm un-
5arm6er3ioer @ldubiaer er gepdbri
sein WlorQiprium Sn 3pan3ig Dllr
nuieu muB 8ur Qtblieierun9 oai9ebros
diem merben. @eieu mir alio iparlom
hit beu tareen Aeii, Der uns non
bleibt. SD liquioiere biermit oas lu'
lerne6men oieits Siihes uuD per-
neiie ouf einen Boom in 9uigeiooD'
icn aofiee, ben sic bort oriibeu Bee
reits oompien leben Nlio, aiil gute
glbIuliiHe. eaoies ono Settlement"
6r16limes 2acben Don nllen 1eitsn
folqte lauies @rr9einonceripr,mell,
9liiden RON Giiihlen, allsemeiner Aui7
brum
,gan gfQfH ieBl feb a6sr snolia
dua aufi" ioqie bic @rdIln Nedling-
gie ielbii 6aiis iic6 sleid gsborlon er'
1obcn unb Iianb ieBi, eiu lpeniq erplet,
im @ouHsnlidt tupfte iin NIT Penn
HagHentAh bie @tirn cronete rsc1ts
gn0 lints an 5rifiir uup Sut lnab7
ten0 bis Don BET 8nht bcrelnpebenbe
eicdte 8riie 6ieie &smiibungen 9sid)
pitner 3uHic6ie no1is
Gin lln5e6dlen mar tn Moment
66er ie aetpmmen cine glrt yler0oli'
tat. @ie siippelte ungeoulois por
iHEsn 8loB
Il &eiebl 3im AuIbrudl par bodl
Daiilid aeQcbsn ollie ltQnDen illl
@earlif. iAn 80 Iolgen ibre 2il1
lcrrcn ordnain iebgnsiullrola gum
aea1 Haa 0sm Gaiics8flt-
lno ogns i6gea llonn mpllls iis
oo0 IeBt nid nod l0ngeF leio
helm 9.6iAieoucbmen ndt niecst a!
ltin uuier aA ben ogempllh
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(lDlARtt

tonnte mau- aber ipo bleibt Iie benn
nun2-9ieie! Mir peridumsns Saiff,
2ieiel"
Gie @rdfin bate Hie @ahen eilig
am @iirtel befeftigt, ipor brei Snritt
gelaufen uno bann abrupt ipieoer 5u,
riid9egongen.
nSa, 1T benn 3um 6entsr nod ipas
lisgeneeblieben2 @ie2"
90 itano iie in ibrer tinbli9=berles
genen Dirt Dor Dem &ellner.
Ser Oerbeugte iicb Derf1iebsntliH
nit ergebenen S0ancoelpegungen unb
IhrGqoeneigter Glabe.
n9lGIo! 6otte ibm nibt biibI9 ge-
mug Dontei9On geiagtl 9}cs
Srinigelo, bpd nun unO Iosi"
8idtig, iie rafdelte au9 i1on in
ben SdAelden, entipirrte oas 8orss
den, ueiteIie, seruOe uniiaer Oron bsrs
imi-
9a iie6t iie, ipie Die Serren BON rn-
ten pinten
nSa, ia II aleic6r
Gle mill nod irgenb etipos TIM o6sy
iagen, la4t unidIiiRig, nidt nit dnge=
itrengter 6reunoli1teit IN un0 elite
nun plDblib Ddpon.
HoI6 bic Stuien binob big 5u
Oem in tomiiher @er5iDeiFlunQ ben
8opf gen 9immsl i@iitteInOsn @es
mobl. 9(un eIeih an ieinen Arm.
ltnb, pdbreno iie ibn nun eilig nit ii1
bic 1repps binab5cg iicb begiitigeno
an i'm fdmiegeno.
,,g2ee, peiBt Du Sinh Interbols
tungcn nit &eIlnern llnb grab nod
INIT beml"
rQl6, fei bod ni6t 70 bart, glaFi!
Der orme Menih Du 9oIt i6n 10
ereulicb angelappt.
nA6 8u bait ba ipobl f1nell nod
Elm PfIditer@en uufeepappt9 Gs fei
ni@t 10 b0s geipeIeu oDer fo9
Qgie2"
Sic locbte DerlHGmt;
pWa6rbofiie, perludt bob' i9 70
luos n es lam MIR ni9t CANA 'rnus.
9la, reritanoen bat er's ia pieIlei9t
aud TO-"
(GortieBuua fuIat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

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ldiiie pel6e unleFen orabtolen
9criebr bebiH0ericn