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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

he'd take Mr.. Dicks place overnight
he agreed at once.
Just as they'd got 1t arranged that
Mr.. Pierce was to put on Mr.. Sans
overcoat and walk down to the village
80 that he could come up In a sleigh,
as II he had driven over from York
ton-he was only to walk across the
hall in front OF the office, with his col
lar up, Just enough to show himself
and then go to his room with a chill
just as It was all arranged Mr.. Sam
thought OF something.
The house people are waiting for
Dick" he said to me, and about forty
women are crochsting in the lobby,
so they'll be sure to see him Won't
some OF them know 1t isn't Dick?"
thought pretty fast.
"He hasn't been around much late
ly," said Nobody would know ex-
cept Mrs. Virgins. She'll never for
get him; the last time he was here he
put on her false front like beard
and wore It down TO dinner"
Then it's all off," he groaned.
She's got as many eyes as a potato"
And about as much sense" said l..
"Fiddlesticks! She's not so good we
can't replace her. and what's the use
of swallowing a camel and then stick
ing at a housekeeper?
"You can't get her out OF the house
in an hour" he objected, but in weak
voice.
II cam" I'D firmly.
q did Inside of an hour she went
to the clerk, Mr.. Slocum, and handed
in her resignation. She was a touchy
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03
CHAPTER nl.-contInued.

~ At half past Ave just about gave
leIp. To was dark outside, and nothing
Inside but freight Suddenly !
sea1zc3 T. feel somebody looking at
she taek~rd my neck and | turned
aTyunce There was man standing
soutSsae one, Of the windows, staring in
Ny FIRST thought, of course, was
zhai IL was Mr. Dick. but just as the
%aee vanished | saw that It wasn't 1t
,aps older by three or four years than
-hT. Dicks and a bit fuller
Iva not nervous. I've had to hold
inDy own against chronic grouches too
AoNE ro have nerves, so | went to the
tf3oor and looked out The man came
saIonnd the corner just then and !
ss1usSn sec him plainly in the freight.
Vie was covered with snow. and he
'Nors "a sweater and no .overcoat, but
bne Aocked like n. gentleman.
n Deg your pardon for spying" he
said but the fire looked so snug!
Ave Seen trying to get to the hotel
sorcE there. but In the dark I've lost
che gath
9hst's not hotel" ] snapped, for
THAR touched me on the raw. That's
H'or" Springs. Sanatorium, and this is
chc Of the springs. You'd better, come
I'm .azS6 Eet WARN"
.Ete shut the door behind him and
came over to the fire.
Ten pretty well frozen" he said
Dunt be astonished II melt before
your eyes; I've been walking for
hours
.ew that I had better chance to
see mtrn I'd sized up that drawn look
around his mouth.
~Nissed your luncheon. suppose"
said. poking the fire log. He grinned
gather sheepishly. ~ ytt,
Well. haven't had any. and I've
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

'-Nothing's healthy that isn't nat
urak.~ declared. IF you'd care for
n etsfi of buttered and sailed popcorn,
ssheyels some on the mantel. It's pretty
'sAzsy, the idea Is TO make folks thirsty
90 they'll enjoy the mineral water"
Think OF raising a thirst only to
drown IL with spring water!" he said
HAT be got the popcorn and he ate
"a al II he hadn't had any luncheon
lne hadn't had much breakfast The
queer part was--he was a gentleman;
his cEothes we're the right sort. but
The had on patent leather shoes IN all
that senow and an automobile cap
v Ippt away the glass while he ate.
Pretty soon he looked up and the
drawn lines were gone. He wasn't
nike Mr.. Dick, but he was the same
,Syps, only taller and heavier built
And SO it isnta hotel. he remarked
TweIl, I'm sorry. The caravansary In
fhs, village IL not To my liking, and
Faad Thought OF engaging suite vi
mere Ny secretary usually attends &c
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03


Were you calling. honey?" he said.
coming over and looking down Mt her.
you were such long time!" says
she, glancing up under her lashes at
him. IL was lonely!"
BLESS YOU" says Mr.. Dick, STOPPING
over her What did I ever do with
out your"
could have told her few things
he did, but by that time It was com
ing over me pretty strong that here
was the real Dicky Carter and that l
had an extra one on my hands. The
minute looked at this one knew
that nobody but blind man would
mistake one for the other, and Mr..
Thoburn wasn't blind. ! tell you
stood out in that snow-bank and per
spired!
Well, It was no place for me unless
they knew | was around. | waded
around to the door and walked In, and
there was grand upsetting of the
sealslin coat and my shepherds plaid
shawl Mr.. Dick jumped to his feet
and Mrs. Dick sat bolt upright and
stared at me over the backs of the
chairs.
"Minnie." cried Mr.. Dick. las I'm
married man, it's Minnie herself.
Dorothy, don't you remember Minnie?"
She came toward me with her hand
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

Nflnnte. spring house girl at Hope sana-
fDsritlrt. tells the story. II opens with the
arrival az Miss Patty Jennings. who IL re
isprfssf de I've engaged TO marry n prince.
saesl inc Death Of the old doctor who owns
fbe sanatorium The estate IL left to a
s-rSp~gsace grandson, Dicky Garter. VINO
saufEss, appear on certain date and run
Or, aanatorium successfully for two
ySnSsehs or forfeit the inheritance case
Stirn h. lowering about IN hopes OF Sc
fO1ring the place for "A summer hotel
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

"a cd. NAY ioON hisiB.
He went over to the fireplace. where
| was putting his coffee to keep 1t
hot, and looked down at me.
i've a suspicion, Minnie" he said.
that. to use vulgar expression. I've
bitten off more than | can chew In
this little undertaking, and that I'm
In imminent danger OF choking to
death. Do you know anybody. friend
Of Understanding named Doro-.
thy"
She's got a younger sister OF that
name" said, with sort OF chill
going over me. She's In boarding
school now"
"Oh, no, she's mott" he remarked,
picking up the coffeepot. ut seems
or other the day before yesterday, and
ran off with her and married her!"
sat back on the rug speechless.
Don't tell me the way OF the wicked Is
hard; the wicked get all the fun there
Is out OF life, and as far as | can see,
it's the respectable "in at ten o'clock
and up at seven" part of the wicked's
family that has all the trouble and
does the worrying.
III we could only keep II hidden for
a few days!" said. But, OF course,
the papers will get IT. and just now,
with columns every day about Miss
Patty's clothes"
Her WHAT"
And all the princes OF the blood
sending presents, and the king not ia
voring II very much"
What are you talking about"
About Miss Jennings wedding
Don't you read the newspaper"
He hadn't really known who she was
up to that minute. He put down the
tray and got up,
IL hadn't connected her with the
the newspaper. Miss Jennings he
said, and lighted a cigarette over the
lamp Something in his face startled
me, | must say.
You're not going TO give up now?'
asked | got up and put my hand or
his arm, and | think he was shaking
"If you do, Ill-Tll go out and drown
myself, head down, in the spring"
lie had been going to run away
saw II then-but he put hand ove
mine. Then he looked at the doc
where Miss Patty had gone out ant
gave himself a shake.
IN stay" he sid. Wen tight |
out on this line II 1t takes all summer
, Minnie. After all. what's blue bloo'
! to good red blood?"
! Which was almost what the bisho
! had said
Mr.. Moody took indigestion tina
night-not but that he always had 4
but this was worse-and Mrs. Mood
came to my room about two o'cloc
and knocked at the door.
You'd better come" she salt
/ There's no doctor, and he's awfI
r. bad"
We went down to Mr.. Moody's room
,. and he was sitting up in bed with hi
u knees drawn up to his chin and no
n water bottle held TO him.
II Look at your work. woman"
said to me when opened the doc
r I'm dying!"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

out. I'm awfully glad to see you
again." she said "Of course | remem-
ber-why you are hardly dressed at
all! You must be frozen!"
went over to the fire and empttod
my bedroom slippers OF snow. Then
sat down and looked at them both.
"Frozen!" repeated /; I'm in a hot
sweat II you two children meant to
come, why in creation didn't you come
in timer"
I'VE did" replied Mr.. Dick, prompt
iy 1--WE crawled under the wire fence
into the deer park at Ave minutes TO
twelve. The will said BE on the
ground, and vast fiat on the groundl
CTO BE CoNTINUEDD
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

You look sick" | said, going over
TO the bed. 1t never does to cross
them when they get TO the water. bottle
stage. The pharmacy clerks gone to
dance over at Trimble's. but | guess
| can find you some whisky"
Il never touch the stun and you
both know IT," he snarled. He had a
fresh pain just then and stopped,
clutching up the bottle Besides" he
finished. when 1t was over, IL haven't
got any whisky"
We'll. to make long story short, we
got him TO agree to some whisky from
the pharmacy, with drop of pepper
mint In 1t. il he could wash 1t down
with spring water SO 1t wouldn't DIS
any harm
| put on some stockings of Mrs
Moody's and a petticoat and shawl
and started for the spring house.
1t was still showing, and part of the
time Mrs. Moody's stockings were up
to their knees. The wind was blowing
hard, and when | rounded the corner
OF the house my lantern went out.
stood there in the storm. with the
shawl Mapping, thanking heaven / was
single woman. and about ready to
go back and tell Mr., Moody what
thought OF him when looked toward
the spring-house.
At first | thought It was afire, then
| saw that the light was coming from
the windows. Somebody was inside.
with n big fire and all the lights 20
ing.
| went over cautiously to one OF the
windows, wading In deep snow to get
there-and II you have ever done that
In pair OF bedroom slippers you can
realize the state OF my mind-and
looked In.
There were three chairs drawn up in
a row In front of the fire. with my
bearskin hearth-rug on them to make
a couch, and my shepherds plaid
shawl folded at one end for a pillow.
And stretched on that with her long
sealskin coat laid over her was Dor
othy Jennings. Miss Patty's younger
sister! She was alone, as far as
could see and she was leaning on her
elbow with her cheek In her hand.
staring at the FIRE. Just then the door
nto the pantry opened and out came
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

tElan q - ~ 49,, .rS--,
- Would shieia ffc AZ -.
way OF OSCILLATION that that member
OF an old Austrian family didn't
know, I've got to find II out. He
could kiss all around any American
ever saw!"
| went back to my news stand.
was shaking so my knees would hard
! ly hold me. All | could think OF was
that they had swallowed Mr.. Pierce.
bait and hook, and that for time we
were saved. although in the electric
light Mr.. Pierce was good bit less
like Dicky Carter than he had seemed
to be in the spring-house by the fire.
Well. Sufficient unto the day is the
evil thereof"
Everybody went to bed early. Mr..
Thoburn came over and bought cigar
on his way upstairs, and he was as
gloomy as he had been cheerful before.
WELL" I said, Il guess you won't
put dancing floor in the dining-room
just yet. Mr.. Thoburn."
I'm not in a hurry" he snapped.
IT'S only January, and 7 don't want
the place until May. III get II when
I'm ready for 1t. had a good look
at young Carter. and he's got too
square a Jaw TO run a successful neu'
rasthenics' home"
went to the pantry shelf at ten
O'Clock and fixed tray of supper for
Mr.. Pierce. found some chicken and
got a bottle of the old DOCTORS wine
had kept the key of his wine-cellaI
since he died-and carried the tray NJ
to Mr.. Pierce's sitting-room. He had
the old Doctors suite.
The door was open an inch or so
and as | was about to knock ] hearc
girls voice. II was Miss Patty!
. How can you deny it," she wa'
= saying angrily, II dare say you will
: even deny that you ever saw this let
ter before!"
There was a minutes pause while
I suppose he looked at the letter.
l 81 never did" he said sOlemnly.
r Perhaps" said Miss Patty. ''yo'
also deny that you were in Ohio thu
, day before yesterday"
= Il was in Ohio. but l positively as
sert--"
3 MI Carter. ! have asked my queS
4 ton twice now and ! am waiting TO
a an answer"
s But don't know the answer" h
said mserably. IL assure you. In
n absolutely in the dark. | don't kno'
I what's In the letter, | haven't Away
:. done what should, dare say, bu
?. my conduct in the state OF Ohio durin
r the lost few weeks has been withou
d stain-unless I've forgotten-but II
a had been anything very heinous, L
o remember, don't you Think"
d Somebody crossed the room, and
h paper rustled.
n Read that!" said Miss Patty's voic'
q And then silence for a minute.
II Good Lord!" exclaimed Mr.. Pierc
IS do you deny that?"
10 Absolutely" he said firmly. 4
have never even heard of tho Reve
ID end Dwight tombstone"
e. And that is all you will say q
"a manded Miss Patty scornfully NC
r. don't know there's mistake;' 'yC
is never saw the letter before! oh,
N ! were only a mani"
or "rn tell you what wen do NJ
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

When out on parade II IL better to
hold your heed up whstheE there Ia
ANYTHING In Il or nat.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

, AA Ut pIuhlub III the DRnt, and
I'm Alstyne got up nervously.
hr even saw her. His eyes
~, 'alu on Miss Pattys face and
~, ne'plhere. Mr.. Sam was there. but
uld he do? Mr.. Pierce walked
yeu re- Miss Patty. took her hand,
go .okWsllo there!" and kissed her. II
over 10 kdul
women will do anything to
tIicene, and that helped us. for
er turned a hair. But when
.h got him by the arm and led
~ Sard the stairs, she turned so
-, atr old cats sitting around could
her and her face was scarlet
mt over to the wood fre-our
80. see sort of big room with chairs
)ies aud palms, and an open
ooo5 II the winter--and sat down. |
anu va Ink she knew herself whether
most astonished or angry.
uon uI'3iggs gave a nasty laugh.
Oh" val brother didn't see you" she
Us Mrs Van Alstyne. II dare say
doesn't count much when a
Saiu " princess Is around"
d sis'e Van Alstyne was still staring
future P'staircase. but she came to her
MIS-. that. She had some grit in
up tne she did look like French doll
eel ~ brother and Miss Jennings are
ner, Id friends" she remarked aui.
Mytei believe that was what she
very u too. ] don't think she had
guy ie other red rose, and what was
'nousn think but that Mr.. Pierce had
seen Miss Jennings somewhere? She
sue 10 .zed. Mrs. Sam was. But she
Known of the situation anyhow, and
was uJs time to breathe. We needed II.
carney we're his highness," said Miss
gave u'spreading the Irish lace collar
tas making over her knee and
Coop' ing at 1t, II should wish my
she VIZ to be more-er-dlgnified |
squih' old Austrian families are very
nahcetty. They would not understand |
ihoselmerican habit of osorlation."
our NcouId have seen M,ss pat;v
WI kiss him.
10y by osculation you mean kissing.
uiuh Cobb" ! said. going over to her.
PISS you don't remember the Aus
MISS count who was a head waiter
su1 II there was ANYTHING In the
TRAN 1tuy-vwif uiiiDi 49,, 49,. -,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

erfabren murDe. Nadoem man burd)
bic Paldite Der Snoustrten, Des
5ransportmefens, beS B:loungspez
TENS unb Der 2unomirti@aft gegangen
1T, tommt man in bic fogenannten I'M
neren 9Dfe. Sober berfelben p%eriinnz
bilolt9t einen nationalen, patriotiz
f@en ober uniperfalen @eoanten. So
1T ber 9of Der bier Sabres3eiten, Der
5eftbof, Der penetianif@e 9of, Der
@brenbof u. {. m. Mber bas @er3 Der
gan3en Musitelluns lift Der 9of Der
@onne unb @terne, Der fi9 i'm Mitz
telpunft Der Musfeuung befinbet unn
sr0ber 1T als Der @@loBplab in
Berlin. Die aolonaben, Elm Ser
ra7en = @arten unb cine grobe @Gule,
ben @rfolg perftnnbilbli9enb, @iez
foatdnen unb mieber iene iippige
8lumenpru@t merben bieien 9of aus
3et@nen. INSTRUMENTATION perben
bier ebenfalls in gang berporrasenbem
MaBe bepunbert nerben t0nnen.
@s bat i'm 2aufe Der 3ett cine grobe
In3abl fosenannter Meltausftenunsen
gegeben. Dies aber 1T bic erite inter-
rationale Musftellung bur9 bic cine
internationale 8egebenbett eefeiert
ptrb; bic erite, tpel@e BON elmer min
beitens ebenfo groben 8ebeutung fir
bic Melt i'm Mlgemeinen lift, ols fir
bas 2anb, pel@es fie peranitaltet; bic
erite, tpe19e EN- @retgnis in Der 9anz
be1sf@ifffabrt marttert unb an Der
&ifte zines S3eans peranitaltet mtrb,
mo bic 8ef@tder aus tpett e%ntfernten
2dnbern TIRE Musftellungsobjette. in
tbren eigenen @@iffen an ben 5oren
Der Musitel1ungszpaldfte ablaben tDnz
men; bic erfte, mo feline preiie fir Sb<
iefte gegeben perben, bic friiber ols
Dor elmer 9ecabe bergeftellt purben;
unb bic erfte, mo bic Sobrtfanten bes
Sccibents unb bes Srients in birefte
%tommer5teQe @erbinbung treten fDnz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

men. Dor alien Dingen aber mirD
bur@ bieie 3ufammenfunft Der @0l<
ter nt@t nur cine @rinnerung an bic
@ergangenbeit na4gerufen, {onbern
cine re,e Periobe in ben 8e3iebungen
Der Nationen gu eiranber einge1eifet,
etne Geftigung Der Weltfreunbf9aft
unb bes @eltfriebens. Diefe @arafz
teriitif@en @igenf@aften follter1 bic
Musfte1ung in @an Traneiseo bon
intenfem SntereKe fit bic Melt ,,az
den.
9eutf&lanb, bas feit Sabrbunber=
ten on Der Spite o1er grDbten Be-
tpegungen ftanb,. bas in 2iteratar,
tbealen 8eftrebunsen. i'm 6anbel,
tur5, in Der Qualification mG@tig porz
tuGrtsftrebte, burf bel Der @6lfer3uz
fammentunft in 1915 ridt feblen.
Die beutf@en Gabrifanten fonten bter
nit ibren beften @r3eugnifen BERTHE
ten fem. Deutf@e muiiter uno
Riinftler fpllten bier i'm @prbergrunb
9efunben perben fDnnen unb bas
beutf@e BOLT folte tpoblsefdlis bic
bon Der paeififden Riifte Der @ereinig<
ten Staaten beriiber gerei9te 6reunb=
f@aftsbanb ergreifen.
mabenblt@ fann man an Der 8ai
BON @an Graneiseo Elm grobes elettriz
l4es 5lammen3ei@en feben, es 1T Elm
MtQfommengrub, Der ba fagt: Salt
fornia label bic @e1t 1915 our paz
nama=pactfie Snternattonalen Musz
ftellnng Elm" uno iiber bic 8erge urb
SG1er Mmerttas, iiber ben atlantif9en
S5ean unb bic balttf@e See, Bis gu
ben @i@enz unb 8u@enpdlbern Der
groben beuti@en 9eimat Bis gu ben
&lpen unb benz Mltpater @bein, 1@out
Der Wtqfommengrub, tetl5unebmen on
Der btitortf@en Ponamazpacific sSSnz
ternattonalen Musi telIung, benz grDBz
ten @reisnts aner 3eit - fir ole
Melt.
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Copyright 1915. by Panama Pacific International Exposition.
get: nm. e.n.nitensssa. In Can gresets nrs ben ,@Ast@*n 9s.stt'
fen, bic far Sos Sbr 1915 sepant fnb, Elm eeanhs unb 3medenttpu9eas
se, gtrhmmuus.a,al sendtun; s.. 8aN yer 9esdnieunsens sses ~
srFfe. f.po5l In ben ssranistsn Staten ais AUDI In or alien admat. Is il aaa.
mebr sefnitg bddhhen norben, .ene 0eutfae qod. In bel om 2 ausut 1915
ksunnhen gDede III perantalen.
Die 2onsrefs eerenieungn, eeNui4aren uni aonmntionen mnssn at bee
Netausnenuns cine tnteefantt unS pi9tse &ne fpiakn. Sic beroouasenbaen
autortdten aar Mattonen auf BEN eebas Ser eunf, qniHenfbaf, Beg glDungsne'
ies n Der Snbufrie meruen f9 bier en 6MQbidin geben. 9e AustQungsoe*
saltans bat nit ainf@t earaaf tin esenes surou gf@afen, BEN aae gorkbrunsen
lunsn: L. @ahonae xnb tnhrnatinaie 3uiammentnnte unhr ben auHJhn bdon'
tells, adfetounn, GabrsniNe ub sebensnhroistatn.
Nh benz euefen Genius sbt es In San Jraneisco 1923 1otes mi DEPARTMENTS
banet bic ausrsitenoe nntertanft fur BIT, edas sacdbrn oarHsn autsroem %ts
sauphasli5 far 9ekeaten ~ aonsentn ue fur sneine betimmt II:
9s Bureau fit Ronbentonn n geriniungn ntrb ooafdnbie uo a1sers
1dfFse austunt hhr 6Otlprie unb MISUNDERSTANDING in San Graneiseo fr
NtahDsr folder R6rperfhaHen ertnen. iomnG aud uber' &euerouten unb Gabrprefe
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Die Welt IN
San francisco, 1915
Bout6dtig6eit in Der auste0un96(taot Cat loren 666e.
6a6en 6ereits g6ei(na6me 6uge(agt==2Ol
9ion9reGe un0 Eonuentionen )ln0
6is jebt m9eme(0et
Son Balter %. e@xlt,.

labenen Notipnen lDfen. @s gibt ba
gentle 9inge, bic bon b0@iter @i@=
tigfeit betm planen unb Musbauen
elmer Mus1te1ung finb. @rftens tire
Gage, 3peitens Die Mr@itettur, bur@
tpel9e ibre 3nede Der tnnbilbltbt tper=
ben; brittens Der Melt bic probutte
Der Qualification gu 5eigen unb Mnleiz
tung fir meitere @rfolge in Der gu
tnnft gu geben.
9ie umgebung biefer grDBten Mus=
itellunq in Der @efhihte bietet anes,
mas Elm @taatsmann. &initler ober
Boet ii@ &pinf@en mag. 9ie @tabt
San 5raneiseo 1T bas 8inbeglteb bes
Secibents NIT benz Orient; fie lift bas
natirlide Sor bes Meitens gum
Often; unb 1T BON Der Natur nit
elmer pra@t geiegnet, tpie fte feline
Metropole in ber 3tbtltfierten Melt be-
iibt. Ob man fi@ nun ber @tabt
iiber ben amerttuntf@en Sentiment
ndbert, iet es iiber bic @@tenenitrdnge,
bic iber ben @ranb GanDon bon
Mri5ona fibren, ienes Munberperf
Der Natur ODER bic @letfe Der 6elfen=
gebirge unb Der Sierra, entlang roz
manttf@ gelegener Snlanbz@ Seen; ober
bur4 bas Cumberland Der @eDfer unb
@letf@er, ben Mlpen MorbzMmeritas
unb @anabas ober bur9 bic meiten
Mafer beS atlanttf6en S3eans burG
ben Ranal in ben pacifif9en S3ear1
gum r@olbenen Sor". Bon iiberal
1T @an 5rnnciseo Der @nbpuntt elmer
porabtfif@ i96nen 5abrt unb felbft
bas 9er3 zines Munberlanbes. Dos
Centrum bes @olbener Meftens~.
Dte btrefte l1mgebung Der Mus,
ftellung ift felbft Elm @tid4en Chen.
IS 1T Elm groBes natiirlid5es Mmpbi=
tbeater nit palbigen 90ben aar @e4z
ten unb ben bon Mobnpal6ften getrDn>
ten 9igeln CUR 2inten unb i'm 5inter<
grunbe erbebt fi@ bic @tabt ie:bft, Dor
Der bic @elIen bes pacifif9en Daeons,
bur@ baS r@olbene 9or" an bic ufer
ronen. limb ienfetts Der Bat fagen
8erge in ben blauen !9imnnel.
Dte plGne Der Neutrality-suspicious.
befinben ii9 i'm @int1ang NIT benz gez
ipalttgen 8t1be, tpelbes bic Matur ppr
uns entrolt. Sin Mdr@enlanb ion
erfteben. Seine observation-disclosures
ben @ebdube, bic auf Elm tpetteS Sc
lGnbe ge1porf fen tpurben, tpie bies 10
bel friberen Musftequngen Der
San mot, 1onbern bter3ebn mafiipe
paldfte, beren bunt f@attterte 9d@er
unb Wdnbe in finftlt@en Seen ibr
@ptegelbtlb ftnben. @nt5idenbe 81u<
menbeete, bic ibre Garben allmonatlt@
tpe@ieln, a1es perbinbenb pette @0fe,
BON benen jeber etn5tge Elm Metiterz
|pert Der Mr@iteftur tptrb unb iiberoll
bic &inber Gloras, bic Muge unb 6ers
erfreuen.
Ser &unftpalaft, ielbft Elm orbitetz
tonti4es &unfttpert, ptrb unter fets
9a@e foitbare Merfe, bic in
pielen Sobrbunberten berborgebra@t
purben, a%ufnebmen unb ion bier fpez
}teQ ouf ben 5ortf@ritt ber &unt
6fngeniefe len perben, Der in Mmerifo