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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10
WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Men to shovel coal, steady
work all winter; farm hands; dairy
hands; married couple on farm; man to
cut wood: corn huskers in about 10 days:
stenographers: hotel help: cooks; wait
resses: house girls; porters. etc. Hotel
for sale. Farm loans made. Furman. S11
Kansas ave. Phone 662.
MEN WANTED to learn the barber trade.
No limit to terms. best and latest meth
DDS: position secured: commission paid
while learning; tools given absolutely free
or write Topeka Barber College. 227 Kan
sas ave-. Topeka
GOOD proposition for honest, willing,
energetic young man who is not afraid
proposition. working for a Topeka firm
of repute and long standing. Address G.
E.. care Journal. giving age and refer
ences.
noon edition Of the State Journal issued
at u:30. Owing to the taking up of
schools the State Journal could use Il or
Is more boys than have been available On
school days this week.
MEN-Sell guaranteed hosiery to friends
neighbors and general wearer; 70 per
cent profit; make so daily: experience
Philadelphia. Pa
WANTED-Railway mail clerks. COM
mence $3.50 month. 5000 appointments
coming. Sample examination questions
free. Franklin Institute, Dept 1u-S., Ro-
chester. N. Y.
RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS. CARRIERS.
wanted Good pay. Fine positions Pay
for instructions after you receive position.
Plan. Apply Liberty Institute. Rochester.
N. z.
GOVERNMENTEX AMINATIO
ough instruction S. Returned IL not
appointed. Particulars free. American
Civil Service School. Washington, d. c.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to
get. My free booklet Y 213 tells how.
Write today--NoW. Earl Hopkins. WASH
ington. d. C.
500 ANNUALLY. Cooperate with me
evenings at home. Everything furnish
ed. Don't worry about capital. Boyd H.
Brown, Omaha Neb.
WANTED-1O solicitors by old established
house, salary and commission See
manager at sos Tyler until Sunday night
WANTED-Men to sell Ornamental stock
in town. Good seed line. Start at once
Herrick Seed company. Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED-3 neat appearing young men
to travel and solicit orders, age Is to z.
See Mr.. Stanley, to II g. m, Rex hotel.
WANTED1Rug weavers. o. Mccormick
Rug Factory. 522 Van Buren,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10

WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM.
BOARD and room for man partially dis-
urbs preferred. State price, which must
be reasonable. and location. Address
Reliable" care Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10

Preyer will play number of his own
compositions, which will add to the
interest of the occasion. The COM
plete program, which is an attractive
one, follows:
Preyer-
Sonata in c sharp minor, Op. 49,
Allegro Energico.
Andante Expressive.
Allegretto Scherzoso.
Allegro motto vivace.
Mazurka in D fiat
Three Fantasia Pieces
(a) Consolation.
CD Ballet Dancer.
(c) Combat.
Scherzo in B fiat minor.
Stradella. ....... Pity. oh Saviour
Fantasia in F minor.
Mcclure in F major, OPP. Is, No. 1.
Vaise in F major.
Etude, Op. 10. No. z.
Dudley Buck. Sunset
Liszt-
st. Francois d'Assise-
The Bird Sermon.
St. Francois de Paule
Walking on the Waves.
Invitations are out today for a
party which will be given Saturday,
October II. by Miss Guenn GODDARD
and Miss Ellie Dean, at Miss God
ards home, 1901 Boswell avenue. The
affair is in compliment to Miss Edith
Thompson and Miss Edna Thompson.
Miss Edith Thompson will be married
Wednesday. October Fl, to Mr.. Albert
Searle, and Miss Edna Thompson's
marriage to Mr.. George H. Merrill,
Jr., of Los Angeles. Cal, will take
place later in the season.
The Elite 500 club will meet Tues
1@r
Hayslip, in the Maxwell apartments
= = .
Nearly all Of the Topeka women
who were delegates to the First Dis
trict Federation convention have re-
turned from Atchison. The most i'm
portant social functions of the conven-
ton was a reception given for the
delegates to the meeting at the Elks
hall.
Mrs. J. Willis Bailey of Atchison
stood at the head of the receiving line,
and introduced the guests to Mrs
George H. Hodges. the wife of the
governor. Mrs. Sheffield ingalls,, the
wife of the lieutenant governor, stood
next in line. and after her, the presi-
mems clubs. Mrs. c. b. Walker of
Norton. Next stood Mrs. Festus Fos-
ter of Topeka. president of the First
District federation. Mrs. w. A. John
ston Of Topeka and Mrs. c. C. God
dard of Leavenworth. past presidents
of the State federation, and Mrs.
Holmes Dysinger and Mrs. c. L. Hix-
on. presidents OF federated clubs in
Atchison. also stood in line to receive
the guests.
Mrs. Hodges at the convention was
called upon to give greetings to the
delegates. and her short address to
the convention was very well received.
The Topeka women who attended
the convention were: Mrs. w. A.
Johnston. Mrs. George H. Hodges.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey. Mrs. A. o. Well
man. Mrs. o. L. Moore. Mrs. S. S. Es-
tey. Mrs. De Witte c. Nellis, Mrs. VII
liam Macferran. Mrs. Robert Shu-
mate. Mrs. A. w. Thompson. Mrs. w
w. Kitchell, Mrs. c.. J. Evans. Miss
Effie Graham, Mrs. S. l. Nelson. Mrs
r. S. Magee. Mrs. J. L. Moneypenny
! Mrs. J. s. West, Mrs. James Brewer
and Miss Mabel Ritchie.
II we aren't going to be allowed to
dye over here en- account Of the war
Kaiser Bill certainly is in for a lot
more "'undyeing" hatred among Ameri-
can charmers than even already has
been melted out to him. "A shortage In
| dyestuffs soon will have us all running
around looking like little white sisters
| white slaves or white hopes. Add tt
this the cheering news that there Is 9
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10
,.HANrED-FEMALE HELP.

perience. constant spare time work,
knitting hosiery; machines furnished on
contract; we take product. Helping Hand
Stores. Qnc.) Dept. 855 Chicago.
LADIES-$2.25 doz. making plain aprons !;
Fascinating home business: parcel post
any distance. Stamped envelope for par
ticulars. Brandon Supply House, Provi-
dence, r. I.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white girl for
general house work; no laundry. Phone
578 r.
WANTED1White girl for general house
work: no washing or ironing; at home
Monday. I'll Broadmoor.
NICE Christian young lady would Ike a
roommate. $3.50 Blue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


A. Akerstrohm and wife to l. Carr,
lots l66 to Al woodward ave-, ].
Norton's add. 81 OOo
w. 8. Pate and wife to L. E. Potter
and wife, lots 181-S3-& Winfield
A. T, Hughes and wife to w. L.
Nagel and wife, lot 306 sth ave. East
Holidays add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10

LOST AND FOUND.
NOsT-ADout ten Gays ago started
homo with q rain coat and yellow
handled umbrella and left both some
where on the way. $500 reward. w.
Macfcrran. State Savings Bank.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10

WANTED-SITUAT
POSITION by experienced stenographer.
Full time or part time with privilege
outside work. Phone 1896.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10
FOR RENT-RoOSfs.

FOR RENT-ROONfS.
FOR RENT--To gentlemen. nicely fur
Enquire 706 West 9Th ST. -.
FOR RENT--LArgs room with sleeping
porch. IA Huntoon. blocks from state
House. Phone 1874.
FOR RENT-Unfurniehed room, gas, wa
ter. electric light. cistern, - month. 5i3
Topeka ave. Phone 4219 White.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in newly
built modern house. one block Capitol
grounds. Phone 1924 Black.
THREE coy, central rooms half bust
ness and half residence. Inquire Oil
Quincy.
FOR RENT-F'our modern housekeeping
rooms at 81 wet 9Th. Phone zSl Red.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rooms at szs
and 20 Kaneao ave. Phone 1zso Bloc.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room, -
West 6th-
FOR RENT-StfictIy modern furnished
FOR RENT-4odern. east 'front.' room
CLOSE IN modern furnishe0 houseIxeep-
ing rooms. new furnace. SO Monroe.
FOR RENT.Furnished or unfurnished
VERY nice furnished room with hay win
dow. Phone 1924 Red
THREE partly furnished rooms. 49,
Tyler. Phone 6o4 Red.
FOR RENT-Modefn furnia6e6 ROM, Tor
lady. $40 West 7th. -.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, AZ W. 7th
ONE light housekeeping With cook aIcove.
SO Fillmore.
$40 w. sTH. modern furnished room.
FOR RENT-F14ATs.
FOR RENT.Modsrn roem nat. fioors.
MoDERN Let noor. s room hat. as East
10th. zzss Blue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10

Mrs George H. Hodges has re-
turned from the Federation conven-
ton at Atchison, and the w. C. T. u.
convention in Fort Scott. She will
leave Sunday for Wichita to attend
the Worlds Farm Congress- and next
week she will go to Kansas City, for
the convention of the Kansas Good
Citizenship league. In Fort Scott she
was called to the platform at one of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10

Cause, History and Story
OF European war COM
plete illustrated book SOC.
SlOman Co.. DAYTON. Ohio.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10

which is a simple crushed affair of the
material with soft knot at the right
The panne satin appears as a bias
band under the front edges of the
blouse and a piping for the cuff. A
pleated tunic button trimmed falls
over an underskirt Of the material
shirred into a yoke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

5rau YortburH por rGbren0 oes
Styei!s Der @Iuienarbeiterinnen III
ylen Oort ilnb befudte eos 0aupts
quortier Der Streitetinnen. &ie fpra1
mil einem Ger MGohen uno meinte,
oob aerdrtioe Streits niHt mehr noti9
mdreu, penn sic Trauen erf oaS
@iimmrebt beIdben.
,gQoo iein eniQegnete oos Dld0s
neil ober ipiirbe oaourh uibt bic
8obI ser unpiHenoenStimmge Ders
me6rt9"
SSrou Yont6urit mar our1 bieie
9emerting b6hH iiberraltt, oa iic
bisber niefen Sinnono nur in oen Cd
Ions Der Reihen oeb0rt bate.
.Wen meinen sic benn nit Sen urs
lpifenren Stimmeebern unter ben
syrouen9"
nga. men anoers, ais bie1omei Der
5iinften gl0enue2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
Nnnhetrrne.

@r. glounI0 s.. GurtiB, ber Setonnte
3ooloat. III eiil entihiebener @egner
Ter oielgsriHmten gtnbdngli6feit Der
giere
.2rie iclblloic 1reuc per Sierc
Gift es nidi, i6re 3uneigung 1T cine
rein parailiIhe Der 6uno left
Zen Serrn. Der i'm iiittsrt. Nloa
pirb 0as iinincr beiidtigt fincen,
lrem man 0ieien riibrenoen Gei2ibs
ten bon Ereue Ser Eiere duf oenSrunp
aebt
..Giuc reife allc Sunofer beiab ei'
asu Neinen Sister nAiSnne" sic
Iiarb IMP linisrlieB i6rem 9isfien ibr
Sglamles @erm6gen sd iraf ben
lliidG6en &rben htrS narb Dem Gooc
ner &onte uno briidte i6m mein Seis
leio ous.
.Sd bante S6nen 0err Dottor.
Ge mirb Gis ilhrigens intereiiieren,
Dab ,Nldnne" einen Gdo naA meiner
2onie qeiiorben H."
,ql1 masl geobrIteinli4 an 9es
br0denem 6er3en"
sglein. Gerr Gotior ater dnStrnbs
nih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Sin 8ormer aus 6umbolbi. Der
iiber Elm Satr perreiit gemeieu, tebre
nad Der 6eimot 3uriid an6 ermbr,
baB iein gladbar. Elm ourG feline ii6ers
groBe @eoulb betonnter Mann, BON
ollerlei lInoIidsfallen bsimeeiuGt
mor0en ipor. Nus alier 5yreunblhaft
teI6IpE er, i'm au3uiuhen uno ibm
leir @eileio ous3uoriden.
n92a Sobn. IoQte er 3u bem Sc.
Ouloieen, ,0u bon oeine ganseu Bal
Ounaen ourh Teuer perloren2"
Der e'eouloiee niide
nlln0 beim NOdlgaIIer mnrbe neiA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
$40 IeiMIrre gBea

Gtuort apbIon. BET als 91aulpies
Isr lehr erfolareih par litl M einem
unanasnebmen gpra6iebIer ct iiois
terte. un6 bos oau3 bsiouoers lOenn
ii leHr errest lpnr,
Gines Eaae6 tam 81 " atoh!et
QuFreauno al ben 8iaetl9alter lli
Na6nbof
.gsa-egebsn gle mir elm 8isbis
Euei
Mo6in fragis 6er @camie, per
inn be6ilflin leiu ppllie,
Sin 9isbibilIet
gis air. Qlbia9rt oes 8uaes porea
q nur nod IpenIas .ylmnlen llllo oIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

0on Wlc92eol unb GbarleD Sellions
TDrnden iiber bi, 3peifel1oFtsn
@limmgebsr III 1opeta
.ggir bdben bereH mebr als 9enug,
foate SeiiiDna
.,rJos ipeiB i'd iehr pobl, mp ile srs
irnern micb ali eiueG0rte. bic Elm 19e'
riffslonoiDat IN Ranfas entoedte 2r
bereiiie ieinen 9an5eu 9e3irt am ole
MlsIler fiir ii3 3u geipinnen; llnier
onDereu trai cr einen 5armer, Der opne
iueilerss aui i6u Iosfafr:
.q1os, 5ie pollen meme Stimm'
haben9 @ie 9ar3 3emobnlIeeT Aelns
ierid1er! Gic g2ihtStuerl INN tpenu
Gie her ein5igs 2anoinat ant eer ISrpe
iparen, piiroe i'd aidt fiir Sic lltm'
nel
Qeenn 1ie 10 iiber mic9 0enien,
entaeoneie Der 4an0iDoi poonn muh
id @is su BEN 3ueifel6citeH Stlmm'
aebern redDnell"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
SEQ @eKrre.

Sine junee 6dusfrou fu9te einen
@drtner unO 3ufdllig meIbeten ii9
9leidb3eitio Sipei 8eperber nm bic
Stele Sic enpfing Sic beioen Wldns
ner, bic in Observation-Disclosures erI9ie=
nen, uno puBte nidt re6t, fpel9en iie
engogieren folte. ais ibre i'm 3immer
untpeIenOe Wlutter ibr Elm 3eiHen gab,
Dem llnI1einbareren DON beiben Die
SteIlc gu eeben. llnb iie folgte bem
Hot.
9lIs bic WPGnner 6as 3immer perz
ldiien botten, froste iie ibre W2uiter, Of
lie ben Mann femme, ob er i1on fir
lie eearbeitet babe.
~92ein, ih babe i'm nod ME seies
BEN"
,,gDes6alb rieteIt Du mir bann, i9n
an5ufelen2 Der anbere mo9te einen
nett beHeren @inorud."
,,@inorud9! W2ein liebes Rinb,
penn Oh einen @drtner onIieQIt, oann
urteile nitt nob Oem @eiiHt, fonoern
nodD Ieinen Rleibern; penn feline 6o=
fen an oen &nien geflidt iino, bonn lit
er Der re6te Wlann; tpenn feline 9oien
am SiB gefIidt iino, bann taast es
ni9ts." ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
S8ic man reid uirb.

@iner Der reiGItsu Uduner i'm
Staote 5noiana lit ais gei3bals be.
icnnt. oem ieber Sent, pen er mehr
ousoibt als unbeDinot n0tia, einen
Slid ins Ser3 gibt. Gines Saoes
hotte er einen alien 6reun0, BEL rem er
pieoerbolt 81 9aite oereien, sum 81
len eingeIdoen uno aing nit inn nod
einem Der 5ilisiten n6oiels" po er
5ipei Diner5 3u je fiinflmbspauSio
Gents beitsllte Der SAT- lieb iid einl
3iueite Go1e 2afFee tonmen unb ais
ner Reids Die Re9nunq er6ielt. 5og
'i4 lein 9sIiht beoeutli1 in bic 2Gnoe.
oNas 1T bir benn9" fraots Der
5reunb.
80 nic6tS."
9l!ud mir ni6ts Dor. if Icb 5ir's
III. cab etr0S ntdt in Sronunq 1T.
vgla ia osnn meine Re9nuno Be-
froat fiiufunofiinf3ia Gents unh i'd
pClb nidt. ipober bic NlebrausQdEe
ron flint Gsnts tommt."
uParoon, ih bate cine sipeite SaiTc
NaItee n doer ib bin bereit, hofiir su
3dblen."
Gr ariff in bic Sdi1e. natm cinet
HIdel beraus uno cef Gr0us
rabm i'm auG ridtia an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
Grflart.

.Hie alt iit 2ein griiOsr6sn..
SommD9~
Sin Sobr, Sobnnp."
a6m, ib babe einen Suno, Der III
aud crit Elm So6r alt, Der fam dber
ooppeIt 10 gut Iaufen pie Sein @riiA
0erden."
.Das lit bod fein &unititiid ~ et
bat ia ou6 ooppelt 10 Diele 8eine ipit
mein 9rii0er4en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
al f0ttisBana.l

(l4. 6prtleBuu9J
SsriB Iisdts oas eiui 8u iid, 6as iRm
GBl CAB unb Deriprad, iAreH gluttrag
aus3uiiibren
nSofientlib isben mir nun balo
aud Did ipieDer einmol ~ Bolterss
beim,0 Idgtt er ibre 6anD tiinenb.
.@ieleiht s5riB DieIleiHt muB
if balD iommen um mir 3eine
@raut on5uisben," iaete fe nit ibrem
llebeH. alien 2ddeln.
Or io6 iie nit brennenoen 4u9en
an.
,@e6t Is nah mir, Gbn, oann tannit
Du rus bolo, Iebr balo 9ratulisren"
Da no9m iie ibn beim aopir uno
iiibte i6n ber5liH ouf ben Wluno-
.GollH mir ein lieber 8ruoer iein,"
fliiHerte iie ergriffen
Qluh Irib mar iebr bepegt.
Gie botten beioe nidt asbort, Dob
G0b einQeireten mar. @r Ia1 Dob
GDoSyrib iiiBte uno i6m nit einem lies
ben Bid etiuas 3ufliiiierte g9ie Ionge
bate iie ibn nidt 70 augeIebeH ginen
Qluoeublid ltieg Elm ieltIames @efiibl
In ibm duf. @r DertparI ss iofort nies
Ser. 9iber es laiiete bob pie Elm beim=
giher Drud auf ibm
JriB perabIhieoete iid6 balo barauf
NIT Suiio. @ob be0leiiete lie an ben
Wagen uno berabinieoete iif nit pars
men Dantesporien BON Sltta
Sie IhiitteIte ben appf.
U}ah bod tein Qlufbeben oaoon,
Gob ih Bin sod frob, OoB id au2
einmai 8u etpos niibe mar ytun ge9
MIR ipieoer binein 5u &p. 0ofIentlih
Fin0et lie nun balo ibrcn s5robiinn
ipieoer." Iagte iie.
Brib iiieg az ibr in ben QBogen.
Ginen Qlu9enbIid FAB SOB IN 6riB'
biiblHes gebrduntes Geiidi unb Die
Grinnerung an BEN SUB, ben Gpa ibm
oeQeben, purbe pieDer Iebenoia.
Qleraerlih iiber iic6 lelbn trat er nit
sinem Gruk 3uriid. uno her gGagen
rDLl!e 0apon
Sutio attn etc auf ais Tie nit 5riB
allsin mar.
.MeiBt 1u. 8rib. nun bin i4
fEob, 0aB iA ipieber na6 9auie
iOmme, iaate iie Idtelnc.
syyib ltieb eiuen Genf3er aus.
$50 aud, SUB. Du balt mir gon5
urgIaubIit geiebIt"
@ie iab ibn uniidler an.
,!6aiieft nobl niemanb, nit oem On
Did sonlen tonnteF91 fraeis iie i'm
ulien gledion
.@pr allen 9ingen Fe1lteii Oh mir
sii einem onoeren 8iped, SuB Sd
Bin namiicb NIT mir ms 9leiue eefom.
men, oaB iH es ooc9 auf nie Dauer
nid)t aus6alte, unperbeiraiet 5u bleis
BEN SD m0hte mid furdtbar germ
perlcben. llnb oa follft Du mir mein
@erIpredjsn 5uriidgeben peiBt gu,
bah i'd mid ME bsrheiraten min"
Gie mar ie6r blaB geuoroen uno
riidie unlpiIIfirlih bpn ibm fort, 70
melt Is Der BoseniiB geitattsts- Sbrs
Muaen nmidntteten iih,inp oer Wlnno
sudie pie IN perbalienem g0einen
.,GieIi, Sui. Oh gibit mir mein QBori
suriid, BAT IT ncnmals, Da lle lhmm
blieb
Gie faBie iih miibIam.
9leineineoen in mir Ili es
oana eiuerlei meinetpegen tdnnlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Du gIeih moraen 6o15eit baltenpenn
Du nillF," Uiirote iie berpor. Aber
tie ionnte Damn ooh nidt 6inoern, Dab
ibr bic 6ellen 3rdnen iiber bic Bangen
ROTTEN Ta na6m er iie ploBlin ielt
tn feline 2lrms. mas er ii1 bel oem ses
fhlonenen Wogen ibobl 9eiatten ionns
ie, unb iiiBte bic ErdHen Tort.
.Siibe, tleine. troBiee SUP, 1T es
Dir nirtIi9 0 oIei6giiltig2 WeiBt Du
benn HiGt Dab i'd Did liebe, ihon
Ianae, Ionge, oaB ich nid6t pbne Did
Ieben tnnn2 llnfere ihone aameraoz
idoft oeuiigt mir ldngit ridt mebr.
Uleine tiebe. tleine arau iolIit Oh
luetben Du bumme. oumme SUP. S9
polte ia nur parien bis Oh iieb5ebn
Sabre biIi; unb nun babe i'd ood nod
orei Woden 5uaeben miifen Gag,
SuB mint Du meine 5rai ipers
beng"
Gie ioB tpie oelabmi, uno bic Srdz
nen flohen reidlih. Gnolih iagte lie
ltodeno uno 3ipeifelno.
~Du penu 9u iebt eiuen llIt
modieIi oos mare gemein."
81 iiibte fie aui oeu blii6enoen,
troBissn Wltm0
Sie Iab uis seldbmt, uno sic 9rds
men flohen reicblid Damn fab er ibr
iief IN bic 2lugen
.qlber, Suk bof Du oenn oar
nidtS oemertt2 Wlandmal babe ids
ooH toum berbergen tOnnen, iDie lieb
ih Did babe.
sic irodnete enerailf ibre 3rduen
.sy6 pdre Quh gon3 iiHer geitorben,
penn Du cine onoere ge6eiratet bat
teit ooer id bate i1r bic gIugen aus
eetrabt"
@r lad)te ubelnD ouF.
,Du llnbanb, 9u Iie6erl SD ptr0e
ia meinc 9pt nit Tir baben biS i'd
Did oe3d9ut babe" iogie er Oann
Gie fab i'm err0teno an uno iHiits
ielie ben &opf
.gld, sgrib, menn 1u piiBtsit, ipie
id Bin. Der gan3e SroB
oas mar ia ales nur elenoe @erliels
lung. So NOR uiiteuo ouf mid ieIbii
oaB i'd Dir 10 gut mar. neil ib bod
oahie 0u liebief mid nidt."
.2lber nun meiBt Du BeIbeo,
nedie er.
n5o, nun meib ids. 0u boft Did
ebeu ouh beriteLlt."
Dllu0 nun iino mir Elm 8routpaar,
SUE. Gdnel. gib mir nod einen
&ub, ooer elei6 3pei. Wenn es mebr
iinn, id1abet es ouh niHts. Sn muB
mir ooh erlt Elm biBden Nlut MAIDEN.
3enn ipenn ib 9einen Batter I'M 3ei=
ne 6ono bite. iaot er m0eIiderpeife:
n8abBs 6eirateu niht, IoB cas- siiden
srit ausiuad6ien."
Sie redie iicb IN ben runben S4uls
tern.
.8u iei nic5t pieoer freh SiIDies
2anbrat Bat MID 5uerit auf gleun5ebn
torisri."
.Gos Benefit nur, ooB er Elm Ie6r
itledies QlugenmaB BAT" nedte er,
lmo ais iis 3ornig iper6en ipollte, IbIoB
ct lot Den Wunb nit 3iiRen.
ngli6t gemudt SUB. Wenn Du
Sanien pilit, made i'd Did in 3us
hinft auf oieie Meiie lprahlos sic
Ill mir Iebr dnoenebm."
Suite umFoBie ibn pl0bid ielbit
unb legie ibre Monge an bic feline.
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SD oante, gutl"
nDas freut mid. 0u foIlit mid
na96er auf einem Spa3iergong be-
eIeiten."
nSb bIeibe lieber bier"
ng2ein, 0u muBt Dir 8epeouug
idofieu. Der Qlr3t perlongt es. lIno
Damn. mein liebes 6er3,muBt Du euerz
eif9 eegen Define tribe Stimmunq ans
seben. 90 gebt Oos niht Idneer."
@r ieBte ii9 gu i6r unO fubr fort:
nSaeit Du Dir ni6t ielbit, baB id
unter 9einem perGnoerten 0eIen Iebr
leiOen muB9 Sd babe Did geItont,
10 longe es Dein 3uitano erbsiIdte.
SeBt fagt aber Der 9[r3t ieltit, idb foil
Did enereiicb aus Deinem Sriibiinn
riitteln. Sprid DID aus. mas Did
oriidt, oomit i'd peiB. ipie ih Dir bel=
fen tann."
GDa er6Ob ii& uno trot BON i6m
fort an Oas anoere 5enfter. Sine
NeiIe fab iie nit itorren 9lugen bin=
aus Damn ponbte iie iid laugiam
no6 ibm um. Sbr QlntliB mar pie
Deriteinert. Sic faBte na6 elmer Stublz
le1ue uno itiibte iid ooruuf.
.Du piaft es. 10 Ioll es iein, iogte
lie tonlos. n@s muB fIar iperben 5pis
ifen uns. ST oen longen Sogen auf
meinem &rantenIager, oa batte ih
3eit. mid auf mid Telbit au beitnnen.
Seit icb na9 Sonte &loriiias Sob in
meines 0oters Sous tom. iino sic grz
eieniiIe ipie in einem @irbel an mir
por6eigeflooen. Sh fam eiQentlib ME
mebr 5ur Hube unb gum glodoenten
iiber mid leIbf. Sebt in niefen Wos
den lit mir bieles tlor geporcen."
Sic ma6te cine PouIe uno 1olte
tief Q(tem @r bate ii6 ehenfolls err
hoDen unb itonO ibr iiumm nit beiben
2lugen eeoeniiber. Qluf leinem @eiiht
lag cine bonQe @rfpartuno. @ba lob
ibn ni6t an. U2it stpos fsIierer
Stinme fubr iie fort:
sd muB Dir mr Ioeeu, oaB id
midi iiber meine eioenen @efiible gez
tdulht babe ais i6 Define srou purs
oe. Sn bieIer 3eit Der @intebr in mid
ielbii babe i'd ertannt. boB II ooB ih
Did ui9t mebr liebe."
Gr 5udte 3uiommen uno puroe febr
bloB. Qlber tein Wort lam iber feline
2ippen. Gr preBte iie nur imS4mer5
feit 5uiammen.
@ba ipra6 tueitsr.
sd muBte Dir oos iagen, oamit
es tlor piro 3piIfsu uns. Sd peiB
jeBi, OaB i1 ME mebr 3drtlidteiten
NIT Dir tonIHen lam. Eu bif mir
i'm 6er3en fremD gemoroen."
Sit fhpieg pie erid6pft. Gr fab
iie nit brennenben 2lueen oil.
uGpa, Du peiBt uiht, pos Oh
fpridit. aomm au Dir; es tann nidt
pa6r Iein. mas 9u fagF."
Sic mudte cine motte 8epeeung
nit Der SanO.
sd meiB eenau. mas i6 iprede.
Sd babe es reiflih erpogen. Dente
nidt, ooB i9 mir nidt Der Sraepeite
meiner @orte bepuBt bin. SD babe
BON 9oo gu Soe se30eert, Dir bies als
les su ioeen. SEPT muBte i'd enolif
ipreden 9u OerIongf es ia ieIbit."
S. trot ouf Iie 3u uno fnBte nit
feitem @riff ibre beioen Nrme.
Spa ~ 1T oos Wabr6eit, muB if
~-~~-~-~-~-~-~~~-o-~---o-o-o-~-~~-~~~~~-~-~-~-
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Qrr IIinr shncrrnHtrr.

Som uno WarD befuhen oieTelhe
AIaTie Ger 9rimdrihuIe, iiben in Der
Hlniie nsbeneinanoer uno Inn un3ey
ircnnli1e 6rcunoc. QIber Wor2 iii
fleibig nm0 Som faulen5t obIHon er
Elm tluQer Sunls 1T. Die 0ehrerin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

beites QlderIono perrInet oeinc
Sd,peine fielcn Der Gholerd sum
0pfer; Die Nnpotbet 1T Dir oetiintigt
inoroen unb Die aiuoer poren ihrers
front9"
.So, oas 6ot feline 3ihhgteit," logs
ie noHoenfIi6 Der @souloiae, puon9z
nal mar if nirflih nabe oordn. ben
Mut6 3u perIieren. cher fhIieBlich miiB
man Iih trOiten, penn's uidt i4lims
mer tommt."