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Evening journal., 1914-06-27
POSTOFFICE CLERK
HARPOONS SHARK

DOVER, Del. June 27.-To har-
poon shark in the Delaware Bay
with weapon hastily constructed
from section of a bamboo fishing
rod and clasp knife was the exper-
ience of William Mag, clerk in the
Dover postoffice.
He and his companions were fish
ing in a rowboat. when they noticed
that the baited hooks and sinkers Of
their lines had been snapped oil.
Mag said that a shark was nearby,
and he began 10 shape the crude har-
poon. A few minutes later the shark
appeared. less than 20 feet away.
Mag threw the harpoon The shark
leaped from the water and then head
ed for the boat. Maag's companions
rowed desperately and pulled out OF
danger. Then began a struggle that
continued for a quarter of an hour.
The schark finally died from the loss
OF blood The mems capture weighed
$50 pounds and measured seven feet.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
Dedicate new
TRINITY N. {. Church
IN sunday SERVICES

Trinity NJ. Il. Church will be
formally dedicated tomorrow morn
ing. when Bishop Thomas b. Neely,
Of Philadelphia. will preach the
dedicatory sermon. The Rev. Dr. T..
T.. Honecker, district superintendent.
will preside and special music will
feature the services. The children
on the Sunday school will take part
81 the services of the day when spe-
cial services will be held at 2 o'clock.
This meeting will be in charge of
Aubrey Vandever At three o'clock
there will be a mass meeting In the
church.
Bishop Neely will preach at the
evening services. Special music will
hC a feature of this service.
The dedication program follows:
Morning service, 10 a. m.-Hymn,
No. 415: prayer. the Rev. E. L. Hof-
fecker. d. d., district superintendent /;
Psalter: Hymn, No. POS; Scriptural
lesson: Offering; announcement;
duet Misses Townsend and Brady
sermon, Bishop Thomas Nicely; dox-
ology: benediction.
Sunday School Rally 2 p. m.-
AlNillus ~ aNNA 9iiAlAuAf1 ndlAl
23rd: selection, orchestral singing,
hv Butler Quartette; address, Au-
hrev Vandever; offering; selection
orchestra: duet, Misses Hughes and
Blocksom; closing, Lords Prayer in
concert
Afternoon Service. 3 p. M, John s.
Mullin, presiding Hymn, No. 81;
urayer Scripture reading; duet, Mr.
and Mrs. Wiltbanks; address, DR..
George E. Reed, d. D.; offering
hvmn, No. 1874; doxology, benedic-
ton.
Evening service, 7.3O p. m.-Hymn,
No. as prayer; Scripture Lesson;
duet, Misses Hughes and Blockson (;
offering and announcements; hymn.
No. 349; singing, Butler Trio; ser
mon duet Misses Townsend and
Brady; doXology; benediction.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
NAME AssIsTANT REGIsTRARs

Announcement was made at the De-
partment OF Elections yesterday that
appointments had been made TO re-
place those names of assistant regis
trars who we're not residents of the
district for which the original ap-
pointments were made The follow
ing is the list of the new assistant
registrars made public, all of whom
are Democrats:
Harry b. Sinclair, OF the Seventh
district, Ninth ward Fred l.. kurtz,
Of the Fourteenth district. Fifth
ward James Kane. OF the Second dis
trict. Fourth ward; Joseph Arm
strong. of the Fifth district, Sixth
ward; William J. McGonigal and
Charles A. Worden, of the Second dis
trict Seventh ward: Joseph Hayes,
OF the Sixth district. Seventh ward I;
Harry Thompson. of the Ninth dis
/ trlct Seventh ward: Joseph Lynch,
of the Eighteenth district. Seventh
ward and Hillie Taylor, of the First
district, Fourth ward.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
BETHESDA Church
FOLK At SOCIAL
Cradle Roll Children Enter
tanned After "Red and
Blue" Contest
NEWLY WEDS
ARE RECEIVED
speeIaI 70 LIE EvENINa JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MlDDLETOWN Dol, June 27-At
the close of the contest between the
Red and the Blues, a social was held
on Thursday evening in Bethesda NJ. J..
Church The school official board, The
mothers Of the cradle roll of the home
department were invited
A lawn fete will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Mary T.. Shallcross on North
Broad street, on Wednesday evening,
July s, for the benefit OF the New Cen
tury Club.
The Rev and Mrs. p. L. Donaghy have
been entertaining Mr. Donaghy's broth
er, Edward G. Donaghy, and bride oil
Ohio. Mr.. aud Mrs. James ID. Davis,
Jr., have had Miss Mury Scott OF Galena
for guest Rudolph Echcnhoiier OF
phugersville, Texas, is visiting his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mis. George Echenboifer.
The Rev. and Mrs Donoghy and chill
dren viii spend the month OF July at
Rehoboth.-Alrs. Thomas Cochran and
Mrs. James l.. Warren have been visit
inc in Philadelphia Miss Prudence
Lewis II spending month at the home
OF her grandfather in North New Jer-
scy.M Miss Lola Ingram is entertaining
Miss Helen Stevens. of MllingtOn, Md
Mrs, G.. Burton Pearson is at Oak
Lane Pa, for visit with her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs Robert l.. Nowland.-
Misses Ada Scott and Bertha Jones are
visiting their aunt Mrs. Thomas Dar-
hngtun, at Pleasant Hill, Md-Alr. and
Mrs. Edward II. Beck have Miss Anna
Benjamin OF Baltimore for a guest
Mrs. james Rcdgrave has been enter
tanning Miss Carrie Roc OF Massey, Md.
Mrs. Weatherbury OF New York. Nos
recent visitor with her niece, Mrs. r.
S. Jones and family.
Miss Grace Elizabeth pleasanton,
daughter of Nh and Mrs. Edward Pleas
anton and William Barnhill of Will
min9ion, were married on Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides pur-
onis 1he house was prcttily trimmed
with asparagus fern, daisies and carna-
tions. The bride wore white serge
suit and the matron Of honor Mrs. Lola
=. Wnlther of Wilmington wore white
embroidered Paris organdy. Evelyn
Marvel. daughter Of Dr. Marvel Of At
lantic City, wore white embroidered
Swiss and carried n basket of roses.
Miss Jeanette Simmons played the we'd
ding march and George Barnhill was the
best man. After luncheon the bride and
groom left for New York City and will
sail Tor Panama on July 3.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
FIVE Graduates IN
new CASTLE Glass
Prof. Green Delivers Ad-
dress to Young People at
Commencement
TOWN REGISTRARS
ARE APPOINTED

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, June 27.-In the
Opera House last night large sized
audience attended the commence
ment exercises of the New Castle
High School. The graduates were
Josephine Clothier, Martha b. Perrem
Florence Toppin. Marion ID. Bullen
and Mildred B. Luif.
The essays showed considerable
thought and study. "The Magic OF
Kindness was a dream of a produc-
tion by a graduate and the applause
received was well deserved
Prof. Francis II. Green, of West
Chester delivered the address to the
graduates. The graduates received
many presents from friends. Three
of the graduates are from the COM
mercial department and two from the
regular school.
The George and John baseball team
opens the season at home today at
LeOnard's Park when It plays the Y.
NJ. A. baseball team. The City Cor
net band will escort the players to
the park and during the afternoon
Will give a concert.
Registrars appointed for New Cas-
tie city are lsby Bull, first district;
Loomis o. Wise, second district;
William j. Etchells, third district and
William W. Leach. fourth district.
The places OF registration will be Sc
lected In a few days and in all prob
ability three of the places will be
at the homes of the registrars.
Farmers in this section say they
viii have two good crops this season
turkeys and wheat The dry spell
has been very beneficial to young
turkeys as they escaped the usual
sickness caused by rain and wet
ground
There was a big crowd at Ocean
Beach Park last evening. Tomorrow
afternoon and evening the Italian
Military Band will give sacred con-
certs.
Dr. e. l.. Cross. county superin-
tendent OF free schools, last evening
completed his first year as superin-
tendent by attending the commence
ment of the New Castle High School.
During the year DR.. Cross held the
teachers institute. three local inst-
tues and several community meet
ings and visited the schools from two
TO four times each. He also inspect
ed The school buildings with the
County Commissioners. Many i'm
provements will be made to the
schools during the vacation season.
Dr. Cross with DR.. Wagner has been
working hard for the consolidation
of districts so that more teachers and
higher grades will be the results.
Contracts are now being sent out but
the county superintendent is incon-
venienced by the clerks of the sew
eral districts in not films their names
with the clerk OF the peace and the
county superintendent.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
BAsKET PICNIC FOR CRANGERS.

Centre Grange, Of Centreville. held
an interesting meeting on Wednesday
evening. 10 was the last meeting
OF the season before the summer
vacation and considerable business
was transacted II was decided to
hold basket picnic some time in
July. and a committee of five were
appointed 20 arrange for the affair.
The date and place has not been de-
clded on During the lecture hour
a pleasing program was given. con-
sisting of music, select readings and
recitations, which was enjoyed by all.
The next regular meeting Will be
held August 10.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

head was the worst
My friends told me to put -- on.
but that did no good. besides Il burnt. Thea
] saw the Cuticura Soap and Ointment ad-
vertisement In a magazine and wrote for
afree sample. ] used them and they stopped
the itching. bought more Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and Il took 1--WE weeks 20
complete the cure" (signed) Carl L.
heycn. Sept. IS. 1914.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment have proved
most valuable for the treatment Of dandruff.
itching. irrltated scalps with dry. thin and
falling hair. irritations and channgs Of In
fancy and FOR all purposes OF the toilet. bath.
and nursery as well as FOR pimples. black
heads, redncss and roughness OF the face
and hands. Cuticura Soap 25c. and Cuti-
cura Ointment SOC. are sold BY druggists
throughout the world Liberal sample q
each mailed free. with 32-p Skin Book. Ad-
dress postcard Cuticura. Dept. I, Boston. -
ia~Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap viii and it hast for akin and scalp.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
LEWEs NEWS NOTES.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWES, Del. June 27.-Miss Eliza
beth Blizzard accepted a position as
operator with Diamond State Tele-
phone Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson have
bought out the general store, for
merly owned by Edgar Warrington, at
Midway, and will conduct it in the
future.
Earl Chase. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Chase, of Rehoboth Beach, has
passed the examinations for admit
tance In the p. r. r. shops at Altoona,
Pa.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
BTILDOc MANGLFS CHILD.

CHESTER, Pa, June 27-John
Harper years Old while playing
10 front Of his home. 1487 West Sew
NTH street. last night was attacked
by bulldog and so seriously mang-
led about the face and hands that at
the Chester Hospital his condition
was said to be critical Andrew CAL
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

are spending the summer at the Mum
cottage with Miss Margaret Nluun-Mr.
and Mrs. John fowler and niece. Miss
Carr, of Washington, are at the Hem
lopen for an indefinite time.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

lagher, who killed the brute with a
club, arrived in time to prevent the
boy from being chowed to death on
the sidewalk. The dog Is thought to
have had rabies.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

pies began they were
watery. then they began to
tester and get yellow and
como TO a head. They got
worse and larger. The &C.
zema used 90 itch and I
would scratch the pimples
and yellow matter would
ooze out. I would squeeze
and pick them and they
nnlld rnl sore Af,. fnra-
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

The public weighs words, whether
it buys or sells and the Want Ads
easily carry the best balance Of
weight.--Adv
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

That's a wise old proverb. Fish
Where the Fish Gather" and it's ap-
plicable 70 the Wants Ads. People
who want TO buy and people who
want to sell. all gather in the Want
Adsn
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

Skilled workers, specialists end the
apprentice all find a Want Ad the
best channel Of advancoment.-Adv
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
WATERY PINPLES
AND BLACKHEADS
9egan to Fester, Got Worse and
Larger, Eczema ltched. Fore
head the Worst, Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Completely Cured.

$50 South nth St.. Reading. Pa
About four years ago I began getting
blackhoads and pimples When the pim-
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

When her father
make feel
Her father went the "a
with tiny holes {
middle
perfect like
grass IN beautiful gstonng drops that
a
When to and
all IT, Nellie crouched
TO
had and how refreshed them
They would fly right through the cooling
under the fountain and let the drops down them
feathers laugh
o
Wasn't it of Nellie take on poor don't Won
hnk they grateful making possible get coo
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
The
Sparrow S Shower Bath
BY VIRGINIA VALE.

Once upon a time there was
q very very hot day, just like we
have had this summer. u was
so very hot that even the chile
drsn couldn't so out to play but
had to sit IN the shade and keep
quiet SO as not to overhead them
selves and get sick
There were a lot Of sparrows
IN the trees just outside little
Relies home and she felt very
sorry for them. all day they
looked so hot and acted as though
fhot- oo,,fI ho~lf.. ,,,...,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
@efrGntc 9Onrualiitcu.

GaB Der SournolismuS cine
goH5c 9teibc scfr6uter Sdupter ou9e-
5oqen bat mo tie oo8it 6rodte, ibre
@eiitesgaben oub in ser idpicrigen
EbGtigfeit oes Sogesicbriftiteaers 81
erpro6en lit icit oen &agen oes ii
6erius, Ger ais @iitar6eiter Scr
D9lcto Giiirno @opuli Gomoui~ iid
bctbdtigtc, oft Der Sal aelpeicn; IN
eiueu intcreiianten @erf iibcr oaS
9Seienl Der @reiie. oos Scr Gicomtc
q. 0G Gbambure IN Eori5 beroficnt.
Iidt bot mcroen einige feiielnoe
Gin5elbeiten iiber oie iournatiitiidc
Ebotiafeit 2uOmig's oes 0rei5ebnteu
mitgetbeilt. Scr &onig por ni6t
nitr ein eifriocr perionlidcr @titor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25

0a belt 0olfgong nic1t lGnger an iie9.
@r nabm iie in ieine 9lrms uno an9ellhts
Der gerge, Der S6neefeloer unO Der pimz
meloeu @elt untcn tiiBten lie i6
60 pie Suit Sampid ts borausgeIogt 10
geIho6 e. 9ie 2iebenDcu itiegen, pie picle
Dor i6nen, ben Weg nac6 Saron btnon, lang
fam, S9ritt Dor Shritt. sic orebten Dle
8Dpfe na6 Der on0eren Seite, penn iie am
3rantenbous boriibertamsn. 9autlos GIN
cen iie 0uro6 bic S6neema6en, ourf bic EN-
6uBpfob fibrte. Bon 3sit gu 3eit itdno einc
Sdnne an Sang uno barunter eine Sant.
G5ie miidlten ben S9nee 0apon rl0 bielten
Iicb i'm S6uB Der griinen gleite umI9lunger.
Die IeiTe fallenben 5l0dlsin ihmol8en duf
i6ren @ef6tern. Inter ibsen SSiiBen tnirifie
Der Sdnee unb gliBerte, ais Idgen SupeIe.l
borin einsegrabeu.
Sbea auf Der meni6enleeren peiten
@6ene l6pieq ibre 2iebe. Die unbefdreits
lio6e S90n6eit nm iie 6erum iibermdlti9ie
bic apei WlenInen. Die &iar6eit Der SHlts
ten unb oos 9eucbten oes 2ihts, od5u Die
benoenoe WeiBe Der unberiibrten ShneeFsls
Der, bur9 bic taum 0d un0 tort cine Sdnee7
i@ubIpur fi6rte, bot ibnen, 10 oft lie famen.
cine 3au6erbolle lle6erroidrng
Suionna empfano iis ols neues Slid.
@olfgane als neuen S6mer5. Dor ie.ne
IhOnbsitstruutenen Q(ugea ieutte iih Elm
I9por3er g1ebel, penn mitten in oas
S9ouen binein oas 9epuBHeiH ieiner 0ilfs
foiigteit fiel. uSo ib0n lit bic NeIt, upO
i@ muB iter6eH," pos ror oos @n6e Der
@er3iidung.
Sine Ihipermitiee Q(ngIt Dor Dem &om-
member iiel ibsr i'm Der uno peiniste ibn
gud qaulte er iid6 tGeli1 ueu, 0oB er GU
Ionnas 9Ru6s geit0rt babe. @ie Se6niu4t
nod5 Ieiner Runit uno ieiusr Nrbeit ipedte
Born uno Sammer, 10 oft er baran badte
@s eripad5te Der @unId6 in ibm, 10 bolo ipie
m5glia nit bieien idmer5lihen Ginoriiden
Elm @nbe gu MAIDEN.
S6peieen6 itieq cr Itets neben Suidnna
ins Sal 9inab Sie berfu1te 81 plouoern
un6 i6n su serItreuen. aber es niibte niht
bel. @r bridte i9r etpos pautbor bic Sano,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25

fen onriiber Gin.
SuIanno uno @oligang batten BEN 8sg
zig gum 8ir9lein in i9met5liben @eoanten
3urudgelegt
DAB i6re 2iebe feline 3utunft bate, puBz
ten iie. uno aal6, OoB ie Oarum teine 81.
genpart babens ipIlte Da e dber lebie,
ordngte iie ans 2i9t
Sine WeiIe iaben iie auf bic toeiBe Belt
inter linen binunter Stunm lag iie Oo, bic
bod boil 9ebCn geneIen. Sn Der 9roBen
Stillc uno llnenblidteit meinten Die 5iUei
bic eiu8isen Weniden gu iein, uno cs mar
linen. ais miBten Iie, unten angetommen,
bic ein3igen bleiben Sie rebeten lele, o5ne
baB iis es puBten
Sn Der Gopelle bot iic1 bnen Elm ieltIdmer
@nblid Oas tleine Gottesbaus mar erfilllt
BON einem tiiblen, blauen 2id5t, oas 3art &C.
fdrbte 9lasfeniter ihufen. Der @bor o6er
leu1tete pie Die Sonne, oeren Strablen
bur6 golDgelbe @ldier fieien. 3piiden Der
gIii6enben 6elle unb Der gebeimnisDollen
8ldue o6er bing 0os epige 2idt pie Elm
blutroter Sropfen
@as pdar ging oibt aneindnoer geordnG'
Bis 3u ben Stufen oes 9lltars Die 2ln0dd1s
tiqen trennte Elm @itttr BON Der goloenea
Qra6t oes leuHtenben GGors.
80 lit infer 9eben," iagte Suionna.
aQgir ite6en biesieits BON allen S90nen."
@oligong nobm ibre Sono in bic feline. @s
brdngte i6n oos gRdOden an iib gu 8iebeu,
opcr er nogts fein @eliboc ob3ulegen, iue0er
f9 ielbf noA Der, bic ct Iebte.
Sulannd puBte pobl, Bob i9re Siebe tein
lahenosS Gjeiidi trug, ubcr iie tIammerte iidl
an bic @egenpart uno mar 5ufrieoen, ibres
9iebIten 0onb in Der ibren 5u balten.
nggir polleu ge6en," fliiiterte Suiannn
gs burhi1auerte tie.
@ie troten 6inous in oas 9ibi uno ieiii3z
ten erlsihtert llnten mimmelte es bon
Wleni1en, Gnlittentlinaeln Drong tdum
oerne6m6or 8u linen 6erauf. Suianno lebts
10 oetn unb mar 70 germ gliidlid. Sic faBtc
Wolfaanos Q(rm nit beiOen 6dnoen
.Die Melt lit id)on unO alIe freuen iid
i6res 2ebens" Ioste iie. nggir pollen es aud
tun."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25

.Sa. oa ionnt i6r au9 bos Grepanisren
lernen, irob brm 9ottor @ilenbdrt," ldler3ts
Der grobe Dlaun meter limb ben 2eilten
bic @9ulier cinrsnten Da ga iteigeu iie
ouf cine 2eiter unb beiorgen bas Ginyenten
bon oben 6ero6. 2adt recht, penn ibr oas
Bud anlebt 2ahen III pas reiie fir 3ran.e
uno Geiunoc" 9orauf ging Suit SamDid.
Gr lob baB Suionnd Steiiler uno Woli.
gang 9fau Der Gag nibt mebr lang puroe.
Die 3pei, Bic lausiam ben DerffHsiisu
Qeeq gum 4irhlen binaniiiegen, bdttcn IS
Hidt gemertt, Denn bic Some iif per0lm.
telt battle.
2luf ibren Derlahenen 2iegeitii6len lagen
Pel3e uno Deden iorgfdltig gefaltei. Jlsli7
gierigs. Elm nenig ipOtiiihe unO Elm penig
neipilde 8lide rubten barauf Sic oeriolgs
ten oudJ Wolfoong Rau unb Guidnne, aus
oeren Qiu9sn felt iur3em nit t0nieliber Ges
malt bic 2iebs re6ete Sbr Geimen ipar pors
iiber, nit i6m 0as Ir1hlid]e Saden inr
nihts. 2(ls nun bos @lii6en begdnn, iuurs
BEN bic 2iebenpen Ihpeigidmf Dos Uldoz
den fHtpieg aus Der gliidlifen 3uperlid)t
6eraus, seliebt 81 pere0n, uno Der Mann
neil er lpuBte Dob er ill9t tepel ourfie. I'm
10 mebr IdpoBteu bic anoern bilter ibnen
Der.
Der gdu nirb bod niht ans 6eiroteH
oeatm. frogte ber Mlann nit Der 6eiieren
Gtimme Bic sytdlenerin. Gr battle 0as ollss
burdgcmadt uno puBte, ipie eniiaoen
fdmedtc. 2lber nun tonHie ct billigerpeiEe
aud bon anoeren berIangen, OoB iie auf 9en
9runt aus Dem goloenen 9e9er per5ic5teteu
1ie fieiue Sioldnoerin riB bic 2Iugen oui
Damn I6idt es fd nidt, OaB iie 70 tpeit
miieindnber eeben gan3 ollein id9te ie
anb oerfolqte init ben gugen 0as pdas
..g2ur lpenn man 0eiratet. oarf man,"
.DarF man21 la6ts Ip0iiiid5 elmer ois cer
6interIieu @dc, Dem bic 6offnun9slofgteil
Sale IN ieoes @efiibl mIid3te. ogBer bat
osnn oa eiplo 3u erloubsn cher gu Derbietsr,
inein osrebrteS grduleiu9' 9ie Sleine, Sis
init Der oeutihen Gpradlc NOD I'm 9oosr
lebic. ricf ,Dlene Umttsr oerbiete" Die
febeu III ber QiegeholIc .aditIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25

DGrnitllc1, Der Rau bari ntcbt paron oens
ten, bic biibid)e Stettler an id 3u binoen
idate Elm SfFi3ier, Der Itei uno gerabe cur
ielnem Stu6i lag 81 ipar bier Sabre heims
llh perIobt uno iiono Oor rem 0dupinIann
~ penn er sefuno muroe. Gepilenbaft
riRte er feline sebn Stunosn i'm Sag.
Isle 1T ia IelbF iebr tront, rief jemono.
limb icb peiB oaB 8au oerloren 1T, crs
3d9lte Der Offi3ier. nSl bin Elm 5reth5
feines 9r5tes' Ollie S0pie Orebten iic6 nad
oem Sprsdenoen.
nBirtIid2" Qlllc Idlulcn an bic 8rui
unb freuten iid6, poB Die Sode fir iie 10
Idlimm nid)t Itonb.
,9laa peiB Is wobl SIS pare eepiKenlos
BON ibm, ods WlGo1en in llnrube al brin=
Gen, 6eitGtigtc oer 6eiIsre. @s mar ia iiher
teine 8leinigleit, fpas er co bon oem Wloler
perlongte, oos puBte er. oatte er bod ielba
Elm Qld0dlen freieegeben, Das er liebte, ut5
0as ibm Elm .eht onIe6niAe5 8ermogen 3us
gebrabt battle Gs fam MN einem anoeren
3uQuie. Item
aJ9 Eorts i'm 6es g1chts Oft oufite6en
un0 berumge9en unD aud clt It0bnen, iagie
einc S9pei5criu. bic lib ibre 4rnntbeit i'm
2autafus ais @r5ie6erin eeboli.
a@r 1T Elm tii6tiger Wlolsr uno BAT iih
einen Qomen gemadt,g fubr Der Sffi3isr
fort ,Wlitten bon einem groBen Bib meg
mu5te er 6ierbertommelt Seine 5reunbe
6offten, baB er oomt Die eoloene Nle0aiIle
erlon9en wiiroe. glber cine 9ruiifelleut3iin-
6ung, 2unQenent5ilnoung, Niidfall unb mas
peiB idl. iiberiielen 6n. QoffnungsIos. Der
arIne &vrl."
.syebes bon uns trdgi fein bluienoes
6cr5, Ioaie bic @r5ieberin lliie
,Dlebr obcr meuieer, rieinte Der 6eiIere.
beun er fano, caB oas SHidiol Oer anOeren
ni9t an 6os feline 6croureibc.
nSebt iino iie oben. riei plSBlih bic Stas
lienerin. Sbre SeiInobme an Dem paar COLT
porne6mlia ieiner @iseniAoft ais 2iebess
paor. .SeBt ge9en Iie In bic Stride"
Die iie6en ouf osr 2oubs fdpiegen Gle
mollten mortcn, bis bas aRdbdn uno Der
WPann aus benz Tuntel Der 9opelle In bic
Come 9iuousiretea pirbsn qIber ie ld!ies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-25
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